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ANGLAIS(BRITANNIQUE)
INGLÊS(BRITÂNICO)
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ENGLISH
3 级
단계 3 Livello 3
Nível 3 Niveau 3
Nivel 3
Level 3Stufe 3レベル 3
ANGLAIS(BRITANNIQUE)
INGLÊS(BRITÂNICO)
英语(英国)
영어(영국)
INGLESE(BRITANNICO)
INGLÉS(BRITÁNICO)
ENGLISH(BRITISH)
ENGLISCH(BRITISCH)
英語 (イギリス)
Course Content Contenido del curso
Contenu du cours
Kursinhalt
Contenuto del corso
Conteúdo do curso
コース内容코스 컨텐트 북
课文
ContentsHome and Health
1.1 CoreLesson......................................................................11.2 CoreLesson......................................................................31.3 CoreLesson......................................................................51.4 CoreLesson......................................................................61.5 Milestone..........................................................................8
Life and World2.1 CoreLesson......................................................................92.2 CoreLesson....................................................................112.3 CoreLesson....................................................................132.4 CoreLesson....................................................................152.5 Milestone........................................................................17
Everyday Things3.1 CoreLesson....................................................................183.2 CoreLesson....................................................................203.3 CoreLesson....................................................................233.4 CoreLesson....................................................................253.5 Milestone........................................................................27
Places and Events4.1 CoreLesson....................................................................274.2 CoreLesson....................................................................294.3 CoreLesson....................................................................314.4 CoreLesson....................................................................344.5 Milestone........................................................................36
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1.1 Core Lesson
01 afenceafenceafenceagardenagardenaswimmingpool
02 Twochildrenaresittingonthefence.Thisfenceisbroken.He’seatinglunchinthegarden.He’sreadingthenewspaperinthegarden.Thisswimmingpoolisinside.Thisswimmingpoolisoutside.
03 Thereisagardenbesidetheswimmingpool.Thegardenisbehindthehouse.Thereareflowersbesidethefence.Theswimmingpoolisbehindthefence.
04 I’mclimbingthefence.Thegirlisjumpingoffthefence.Thewomanisclimbingtheladder.Themanisjumpingofftheladder.
05 He’sclimbingatree.They’reclimbingatree.I’mgoingtojumpoffthebed.Ijumpedoffthebed!
06 Thegirlisjumping.Thehorseisjumpingoverthefence.Themanisthrowingtheball.Thewomanisthrowingtheballoverthetent.
07 He’sgoingtothrowtheball.He’sthrowingtheball.Hethrewtheball.
08 Thegirlisthrowingtheballoverthecar.Themanisjumpingoverthewater.Theboyisthrowingtheballoverthefence.
09 Thegirlisclimbingontothetable.Theboyisjumpingoffthetable.Thewomanisclimbingontothesailingboat.Theboyisjumpingoffthesailingboat.
10 Thecatisjumpingontothebed.Thegirlisjumpingoffthefence.Theboyisclimbingontothetable.
11 Thegirlisthrowingtheball.Theboyiscatchingtheball.Thewomanisthrowingtheflowers.Themaniscatchingtheflowers.Hethrewthetowel.Shecaughtthetowel.
12 He’sgoingtothrowtheball.Hethrewtheball.She’sgoingtocatchtheorange.Shecaughttheorange.
13 Don’tthrowtheballinthegarden!Don’tjumpoverthefence!Don’tclimbthetree!
14 Thistelevisionworks.Thistelevisiondoesn’twork.Thisclockworks.Thisclockdoesn’twork.
15 Doesthiscomputerwork?No,itdoesn’twork.Dothesecameraswork?Yes,theywork.
16 Thefatherisrepairinghisson’stoy.She’srepairingthefence.He’srepairingtheaeroplane.I’mrepairingthebicycle.
17 Mymobilephonedoesn’twork.Pleaserepairit.Ourcomputerdoesn’twork.He’srepairingit.Histoyisbroken.Hisgrandfatherisrepairingit.Myradioisbroken.Canyourepairit?
18 Thisiseasy.Thisisdifficult.Thisiseasy.Thisisdifficult.
19 It’seasytothrowthisball.It’sdifficulttothrowasuitcase.It’seasytoclimbthis.It’sdifficulttoclimbthis.
20 It’seasytoskihere.It’sdifficulttoskihere.It’seasytoswimhere.It’sdifficulttoswimhere.
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1.1 Continued
21 It’seasytorepairthisbicycle.It’sdifficulttorepairthiscomputer.It’seasytorepairthisfence.It’sdifficulttorepairthiscar.
22 It’seasytodothis.It’sdifficulttodothis.It’seasytodothis.It’sdifficulttodothis.
23 Whydidyouclimbthetree?BecauseIliketoeatapples.Whydidn’tyoucatchtheball?BecauseI’mtooshort.
24 Whydidn’tyoureadthebook?Becauseitwasverydifficulttoread.Whydidn’tSuegototheparty?BecauseshewasvisitingNewYork.
25 Onedaywewillskiliketheydo.OnedayIwilldancelikeshedoes.OnedayIwillplaytheguitarlikemyfatherdoes.
OnedayIwillplayfootballlikehedoes.
26 It’sdifficulttodanceliketheydo.It’sdifficulttodrivelikehedoes.It’sdifficulttojumplikehedoes.
27 Thiscakelookslikeacar.Thisnapkinlookslikeaflower.Thislookslikeaface.
28 Theboylookslikehisfather.Thesewomenlooklikeeachother.Themenlooklikeeachother.Thesegirlsdon’tlooklikeeachother.
29 They’remeetingeachotheratthecinema.Theyloveeachother.Themanandhiswifearewritingtoeachother.
Themotherandherdaughterarehuggingeachother.
30 Thetwogirlsaretalkingtoeachother.Themenarehelpingeachother.Theyworkwitheachother.They’redancingwitheachother.
31 Doyouwantthereddress?No.Iwanttheblueone.Doyoulikethebrownhat?No.Iliketheblackone.Whydidn’tyoubuythiswhiteshirt?BecauseIlikethisgreyonebetter.
32 Doyouhaveapassport?Yes,Ihaveone.Wouldyoulikeasalad?No,thankyou.Ihaveone.
33 Wouldyoulikeanapple?No,thankyou.Ihaveone.Doyouneedtorentabicycle?No,thankyou.Ihaveone.
34 Isyoursonclimbingontothattable?No,that’snotmyson.Thatboylookslikeyourson.Mysonisintheswimmingpool.
35 Doesthecomputerwork?No,itdoesn’twork.It’sbroken.Whydidn’tyourepairityesterday?BecauseIwasrepairingmybicycle.Doesyourbicycleworknow?Yes,itdoes.
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1.2 Core Lesson
01 acookeracookeracookeradishwasheradishwasherarefrigerator
02 Thechickenisonthecooker.Theorangejuiceisintherefrigerator.Theglassesareinthedishwasher.
03 Cupsaredishes.Bowlsaredishes.Platesaredishes.Glassesaredishes.
04 Wouldyoulikeaglassofwater?No,thankyou.Ihaveone.Doyouwantaglassofmilk?No.Ihaveone.
05 Theglassoforangejuiceisonthecounter.Therefrigeratorisbesidethecounter.Thedishwasherisunderthecounter.
06 Thedishesinthesinkaredirty.Thedishesinthedishwasherareclean.Theplatesandglassesonthecounteraredirty.
07 Theglassisfullofmilk.Thesinkisfullofdishes.Thedishwasherisempty.Therefrigeratorisempty.
08 Therubbishbinsmellsbad.Thecleansheetssmellgood.Therubbishbinisfull.Thebowlisempty.
09 Theglassisfull.Theglassisempty.Therubbishbinisfull.Therubbishbinisempty.
10 Therearewindowsintheceiling.Theceilingiswhite.Thisfloorismadeofwood.Therubbishbinisonthefloor.Themanisrepairingthefloor.They’rerepairingtheirceiling.
11 Pleasesweepthefloor.He’ssweepingthekitchen.She’ssweepingnearthesupermarket.I’msweepingthestairs.
12 Shewillsweepthefloor.We’resweepingthefloor.Isweptthefloor.
13 I’mtakingouttherubbish.Pleasetakeouttherubbish.She’stakingouttherubbish.
14 He’sgoingtowashup.Thegirliswashingup.Iwashedup.
15 Pleasewashupyourdishes.Pleasewashyourface.Pleasewashyourclothes.
16 Pleasesweepthestairs.Pleasetakeouttherubbish.Pleaserepairthechair.Pleasewashtheclothes.
17 Themanissellingcarpets.Thesofaisoutside.Theredcarpetisonthefloor.Therearethreepeopleonthesofa.
18 Thecatisonthesofaandthewomanisbesidethesofa.
Thebabyissittingonthefloorandhismotherissittingonthesofa.
Thewomanissittingonthesofaandthemanisbehindthesofa.
19 I’mhooveringtheceiling.I’mhooveringthecarpet.Pleasehooverthestairs.He’shooveringthesofa.
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1.2 Continued
20 Whatareyouhoovering?I’mhooveringthefloorunderthesofa.Whatareyouhoovering?I’mhooveringthefloorunderthecarpet.
21 Thewomanistidyingupthecar.I’mgoingtotidyupthelivingroom.Thepupilistidyingupthelibrary.We’retidyingupourbedroom.
22 Pleasetidyupthekitchen.I’mtidyingupthekitchen.Pleasetidyupyourbedroom.I’mtidyingupmybedroom.
23 Thebathtubisfullofwater.Thebathtubisempty.Thesinkisbesidethetoilet.Theshowerisgreen.
24 Thecatisinthesink.Theboyisintheshower.I’mcleaningthesink.I’mcleaningtheshower.
25 I’mgoingtotakeabath.Thebrothersaretakingabath.Theboytookabath.
26 Thegirlisgoingtotakeashower.He’stakingashoweroutside.Itookashower.
27 Thewomanistakingabath.Thewomanistakingashower.I’mgoingtotakeabath.I’mgoingtotakeashower.
28 Thewomaniscleaningthefloor.Themaniscleaningthetoilet.Pleasecleanthesink.I’mcleaningthewindow.
29 They’recleaningthebathtub.I’mcleaningthecounter.Theboyiscleaningthefloor.
30 Itookouttherubbish.NowIhavetocleanthefloor.Iwashedup.NowIhavetosweepthefloor.
31 Whatdowehavetodotoday?Wehavetocleanthebathroom.Iwillcleanthesink.Iwillcleanthebathtub.Willyoucleanthetoilet?Yes.Iwillcleanitafteryousweepthefloor.
32 Whereareyougoing?We’regoingtothepark.Didyoutidyupyourbedroom?Yes.Itidiedupmybedroom.Didyouhooverthefloor?No,Ididn’t.IwillhooverthefloorafterIcomehome.
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1.3 Core Lesson
01 Thismanisstrong.Thismanisstronger.Thiswomanisstrong.Thiswomanisstronger.
02 He’sstrong.He’snotstrong.She’sstrong.She’snotstrong.
03 Whoisstronger?Thewomanisstrongerthantheman.Whoisstronger?Themanisstrongerthanthewoman.
04 Theboyisexercising.Themanisnotexercising.He’sreading.Thegirlsarenotexercising.They’retalking.Thewomanisexercising.
05 He’sstrongbecauseheexercises.IexerciseonMonday,WednesdayandThursday.
Weexerciseonthebeach.
06 They’repracticingfootball.Themanispracticinggolfinhisoffice.I’mpracticingtennis.
07 TheteamfromBraziliswearingyellow.TheteamfromFranceiswearingblue.Therearesixboysonthisteam.Thereareelevengirlsonthisteam.
08 Thefootballteamispracticing.Thetennisteamispracticing.She’stakingaphotographofthegolfteam.
09 Whichteamdoyouplayfor?Iplayforthefootballteam.Whyareyoupracticingtoday?Becausemyfootballteamhasamatchtomorrow.
10 Thegirlispracticingthepiano.Theboyispracticingtheviolininhisbedroom.
Thewomanispracticingtheguitarinthelivingroom.
Themanispracticingtheviolininthetheatre.
11 I’mpracticingtheviolininside.I’mpracticingtheguitaroutside.I’mpracticingfootballinside.I’mpracticingfootballoutside.
12 Youshouldtakethisbus.It’sfaster.Youshoulddrinkthis.It’scoldoutside.Youshouldlistentothis.It’sgood.
13 IwanttoeatchocolatebutIshouldn’t.IwanttowatchtelevisionbutIshouldexercise.
IwanttodancebutIshouldsweepthefloor.IwanttogohomeearlybutIshouldnot.
14 Sheshouldtidyupherbedroom.Weshouldwashthedog.Youshouldn’tbuythat.It’stooexpensive.Youshouldnotwearthat.Itdoesn’tfit.
15 ShouldIweartheblacksuitorthegreysuit?Youshouldwearthegreysuit.ShouldIwearthebluedressortheblackdress?
Youshouldwearthebluedress.
16 ShouldIpractice?Yes,youshouldpractice.ShouldIputmyviolinonthefloor?No.Youshouldputyourviolinonthetable.
17 Someoneisatthedoor.Someonewantstotalktoyou.Someoneisintheoffice.Someoneisintheshower.
18 Someoneispracticingtheguitar.Someoneisexercising.Someoneiswashingup.Someoneisinthecar.
19 Someoneisbuyingsomething.Someoneistakingaphotograph.Someoneismakingsomething.
20 Weneedtofindabetterplacetoplayfootball.
Weneedtofindabetterplacetopracticeourinstruments.
He’slookingforaplacetoeat.They’relookingforaplacetocamp.
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1.3 Continued
21 Thisisagoodplacetoswim.Thisisagoodplacetopracticefootball.Thisisabadplacetoexercise.Thisisagoodplacetoski.
22 They’relookingforaplacetostudy.Theyfoundaplacetostudy.We’relookingforaplacetoexercise.Wefoundaplacetoexercise.
23 Someonewrotemealetter!He’slookingforsomethingtoeat.OnedayIwillbeafamoussinger.
24 Sometimesdogsliveinsidebutsometimestheyliveoutside.
Mathsissometimeseasyandsometimesdifficult.
SometimesItakephotographsofpeopleandsometimesItakephotographsofanimals.
25 Sometimeswewearskirtstoschoolandsometimesweweartrousers.
Wealwayswearskirtstoschool.SometimesIdrinkcoffeeinthemorningandsometimesIdrinktea.
Ialwaysdrinkcoffeeinthemorning.
26 Sometimesit’scoldhere.Sometimesit’shot.It’salwayscoldhere.It’snevercoldhere.
27 Limesarealwayssour.Chocolateisneversour.Sugarisalwayssweet.Pepperisneversweet.
28 IalwaystakeashowerbeforeIgotowork.Inevereatmeat.Sometimeshe’shungryandsometimeshe’sthirsty.
Someoneisalwaysstandinghere.Wenevergoskiinginthesummer.SometimesIleaveworkearly.
29 Wheredoyoupractise?Sometimeswepractisehere.Sometimeswepractiseatschool.
Whendoyoupractisehere?Wepractisehereinautumn.Whendoyoupractiseattheschool?Inwinter.
1.4 Core Lesson
01 twoeyesanearanoseamouth
02 What’sthis?Thisisaboy’sleg.What’sthis?Thisisagirl’sarm.
03 anarmaleganeyeanearanoseamouth
04 Thesearemylegs.Thisismyarm.Thesearemyeyes.Thesearemyears.Thisismynose.Thisismymouth.
05 Shehurtherarm.Ihurtmynose.Hehurthiseye.Ihurtmyleg.
06 Theboyhurthisknees.Ihurtmyelbow.Theman’shandsareonhisknees.Thewoman’selbowsareonthetable.
07 Ineedaplasteronmyknee.Hehasaplasteronhisfinger.Shehasaplasteronherarm.
08 Ihaveplastersonmyelbows.Theyhaveplastersontheirknees.Hehasaplasteronhisleg.Shehasaplasteronherknee.
09 He’sskiing.He’sfalling.She’sridingabicycle.She’sfalling.He’sridingahorse.He’sfalling.
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10 Themanisfallingoffhisbicycle.Themanfelloffhisbicycle.Thegirlisfallingoffthefence.Thegirlfelloffthefence.
11 Ifelloffmybicycle.Doyouhaveaplaster?Ihurtmyelbow.Doyouhaveaplaster?I’mthirsty.Doyouhavesomewater?I’mill.Doyouhavesomemedicine?
12 Whathappened?Iwentoutsidewhenitwasraining.Whathappened?IwasclimbingatreeandIfell.
13 Whathappened?Ifellandhurtmyarm.Whathappened?Whentheywereskiingtheyfellandhurttheirlegs.
14 Whathappened?Mumwashedyourjumper.Whathappened?Idancedforthreehourslastnight.Whathappened?Iwenttothebeachanditwasverysunny.
15 Whathappened?Ifelloffahorse.Whathappened?Ijumpedoffthefence.
16 Whathappened?Ifelloffmybicycle.Didyouhurtyourknee?No,Ididn’t.Ihurtmyelbow.Wouldyoulikeaplaster?Yes,Iwould.
17 headheadheadstomachstomacharm
18 Theboy’sheadhurts.Thegirl’sstomachhurts.Myearhurts.Hisnosehurts.
19 Myheadhurts.Myson’sstomachhurts.Thewoman’sarmhurts.Myeyeshurt.Thewoman’snosehurts.Hismouthhurts.
20 What’sthematter?Myearhurts.What’sthematter?I’mill.
21 What’sthematter?Myheadhurts.What’sthematter?Ihavesomethinginmyeye.
22 What’sthetemperatureoutside?It’stwodegrees.Youshouldwearacoat.What’sthetemperatureoutside?It’sthirtydegrees.Weshouldgotothebeach.
23 What’sthebaby’stemperature?It’sthirty-sevendegrees.What’smytemperature?It’sthirty-ninedegrees.
24 What’sthematter?Histemperatureisthirty-ninedegrees.Iwillcallthedoctor.Thedoctor’sphonenumberisontherefrigerator.
25 She’stakinghermedicinewithaglassofwater.
Youhavetotakeyourmedicineafterdinner.Takethismedicinewithmilk.
26 Heeatsbreakfastonceaday.ThetraindepartsforParistwiceaday.Takethismedicinetwiceaday.Idrinkcoffeeonceaday.
27 Youshouldbrushyourteethtwiceaday.TheflighttoBarcelonadepartsonceaday.Takethisfourtimesaday.Thebusdepartssixtimesaday.
28 Doyouplaytennis?Yes,Iplaythreetimesaweek.Doyoutakemedicine?Yes,Itakethisonceaday.
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1.4 Continued
29 What’sthematter?Mystomachhurts.Yourtemperatureisthirty-eightdegrees.Youshouldtakethismedicinethreetimesaweek.
30 Becareful.Theflooriswet.Becareful.Acariscoming.Becareful.You’reclimbingaverytalltree.
31 Pleasebecarefulwhenyourideyourbicycle.Pleasebecarefulwhenyou’rerepairingthecar.
Pleasebecarefulwhenyoudriveinthesnow.Pleasebecarefulwhenyouplaywiththebaby.
32 Areyougoingskiingtomorrow?Yes,we’regoingtomorrowmorning.Pleasebecareful!
33 Goodmorning,John.Goodmorning,DoctorStone.What’sthematter?Myheadhurts.
34 Whathappened?Ifelloffaladder.Takethistwiceaday.Thankyou.Becarefulwhenyou’reonaladder.Goodbye.Goodbye.
1.5 Milestone
01 Willyoubringmetheladder?Yes,Iwillbringyoutheladder.
02 Isitbroken?Yes,it’sbroken.
03 Doyouneedhelp?No,thankyou.Idon’tneedhelp.
04 What’sthematter?Mykneehurts.
05 Whathappened?Ifell.
06 Doyouneedaplaster?No,thankyou.Idon’tneedaplaster.
07 Wouldyoulikeanapple?No,thankyou.Ihaveone.
08 Whoisgoingtolivehere?AfamilyfromLondon.Theyhavetwochildren.
09 Areyouonthesamefootballteam?Yes,we’reonthesamefootballteam.
10 Areyoupracticingtoday?No,we’renotpracticingtoday.Wehaveamatchatthreeo’clock.
11 ShouldIhooverthefloor?Yes,youshouldhooverthefloor.
12 Isitworking?No,it’snotworking.
13 ShouldIsweepthefloor?Yes,youshouldsweepthefloor.
14 Whattimearetheycoming?They’recomingatthreeo’clock.
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2.1 Core Lesson
01 Themenwon.Thewomanwon.Thegirlwon.Theboywon.
02 Thebluecarislosing.Theredcariswinning.Theredteamislosing.Thegreenteamiswinning.Wewon!Ilost.
03 Thegirlwonandtheboylost.They’rehappybecausetheywon.Themanissadbecausehelost.Themaningreenwon.
04 Nooneiseating.Everyoneisrunning.Everyoneistalking.Nooneisplaying.
05 Nooneisjumping.Everyoneisjumping.Nooneissitting.Everyoneissitting.
06 Thereisnothingunderthebed.Everythingonthetableisblue.Thereisnothingintheoffice.Everythinginthesinkisdirty.
07 Thereisnothingonthecarpet.Thereissomethingonthegrass.Everythingisonthefloor.
08 Nothinginthisroomisnew.Somethinginthislivingroomisorange.Everythinginthishouseissmall.
09 Thereisnothingintherefrigerator.Everythingisonthecounter.
Thereisnothingonthecounter.Everythingisintherefrigerator.
Thereisnothinginthesink.Everythingisonthetable.
Thereisnothingonthetable.Everythingisinthesink.
10 Thereareenoughpensforeveryone.Therearenotenoughchairsforeveryone.Thereisnotenoughcoffeeforeveryone.Thereisenoughdessertforeveryone.
11 Arethereenoughglassesforeveryone?Yes,thereareenoughglassesforeveryone.Arethereenoughforksforeveryone?No,therearenotenoughforksforeveryone.
12 Thisteamwearsblue.Iplayontheteamthatwearsblue.Theteamthatwearsblueiswinning.Theteamthatwearsbluelost.
13 Oneofthesedogshasaredjumper.He’splayingwiththedogthathasaredjumper.
She’srunningwiththedogthathasaredjumper.
14 Theboyiswinning.Theboywhowonishappy.Thegirlisfalling.Thegirlwhofellhurtherarm.Themanislosing.Themanwholostissad.
15 Thiswomanteachesart.Thewomanwhoteachesartistalkingtothegirl.
Thewomanwhoteachesartisbuyingapainting.
16 Whichmusicianisyourfriend?Themusicianwhoisplayingtheguitarismyfriend.
Whichflightareyoutaking?I’mtakingtheflightthatdepartsatfivethirtyintheevening.
17 Ineedsomeonewhocanrepairmydishwasher!
Heneedssomeonewhocanplaywithhim.Theyneedsomeonewhocanclimbthistree.Weneedsomeonewhocanhelpusbuyahouse.
18 IneedsomeonewhospeaksEnglish.Ihavealotoffriendswhosingwell.Ineedsomeonewhodanceswell.
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2.1 Continued
19 Weworkinaroomthathaswindows.Wewanttoworkinaroomthathaswindows.Ihaveasisterwhoplaysthepiano.Ineedsomeonewhoplaystheguitar.
20 CanIhelpyou?I’mlookingforsomeonewhospeaksChinese.CanIhelpyou?We’relookingforsomethingthatshecanweartothefancydressparty.
21 Doyouknowhisname?Yes,hisnameisJohn.Doyouknowwhereweare?Yes,we’rehere.
22 IknowhowmuchmoneyIhave.Idon’tknowhowmanythereare.Sheknowshowmuchitcosts.Nooneknowshowmanyfishareintheocean.
23 Hedoesn’tknowthatthey’reinthehouse.Idon’tknowwheremykeysare.Theydon’tknowwhatitis.Shedoesn’tknowthathebroughtflowersforher.
24 Doyouknowwhosheis?No,Idon’tknowwhosheis.Doyouknowhowmanypeoplearecoming?Fourpeoplearecoming.
25 Heknowsthatit’scoldoutside.Theparentsdon’tknowthattheirchildrenarewatching.
Theyknowthattheirmothersarewatching.
26 Theyknowwheretheycanfindfish.Shedoesn’tknowwherehercaris.Theydidn’tknowthatthebabywassleeping.Sheknowsthatthebabyissleeping.
27 Doyouknowifyouhaveenoughmoney?Yes,Ihaveenoughmoney.Doyouknowiftheredteamisgoingtolose?No,Idon’tknowiftheredteamisgoingtolose.
28 Doyouknowifhe’scomingtothemuseum?No,Idon’tknowifhe’scomingtothemuseum.
Doyouknowifsheplaysthepiano?No,Idon’tknowifsheplaysthepiano.
29 Itwillprobablybesunnytoday.Itwillprobablysnowtonight.Itwillprobablyraintomorrow.
30 Theredteamwonfivematchesandlostonematchlastmonth.
Theredteamwillprobablywinthismatch.Theyellowteamlostmorematchesthantheblueteamlastmonth.
Theyellowteamwillprobablylosethismatch.
31 Whichdresswillyoubuy?Althoughthebluedressfitsverywell,Iwillprobablybuythereddress.
Why?Becausethereddressislessexpensive.
32 AreyougoingtoRomeortoParis?AlthoughwewouldliketogotoRome,wewillprobablygotoParis.
WhyareyougoingtoParis?BecausewewanttogototheartmuseuminParis.
33 Whichteamwillwin?Althoughtheyellowteamplaysverywell,theblueteamwillprobablywin.
Why?Becausetheblueteamiswinningnow.
34 Whichdoyoulikebetter,summerorwinter?Althoughtheweatherinsummerissunny,Ilikewinterbetter.
Whydoyoulikewinterbetter?BecauseIliketoski.
35 Noonebroughtdessert.Doyouknowifwehaveenoughcakeforalltheguests?
Weprobablydon’thaveenough.Weshouldbuyacake.
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2.2 Core Lesson
01 EgyptisacountryonthecontinentofAfrica.ItalyisacountryonthecontinentofEurope.BrazilisacountryonthecontinentofSouthAmerica.
TheUnitedStatesisacountryonthecontinentofNorthAmerica.
Australiaisacountryandacontinent.ChinaisacountryonthecontinentofAsia.
02 ThiscontinentisAfrica.ThiscontinentisEurope.ThiscontinentisSouthAmerica.ThiscontinentisNorthAmerica.ThiscontinentisAsia.ThiscontinentisAntarctica.ThiscontinentisAustralia.
03 ThisisaweddinginAfrica.ThisisaweddinginSouthAmerica.ThisisaweddinginEurope.
04 ThisisafuneralinAsia.ThisisafuneralinNorthAmerica.ThisisafuneralinAfrica.
05 ThisisaweddinginAsia.ThisisafuneralinEurope.ThisisafuneralinAsia.ThisisaweddinginEurope.
06 ThisbookisaboutanimalsinAntarctica.She’swatchingafilmaboutfamiliesinAfrica.Thisbookisaboutsailingboats.ThisfilmisaboutthehistoryofAsia.
07 She’satworkbutshe’sthinkingaboutherfamily.
He’sthinkingabouthisgrandparents.I’mthinkingaboutmywife.
08 Whatareyouthinkingabout?I’mthinkingaboutthefootballmatchnextweek.
Whatareyouthinkingabout?I’mthinkingaboutmyweddingnextmonth.
09 Mygrandfatherwasbornin1901.Hemarriedmygrandmotherin1922.HelivedinFranceforfifty-twoyears.Hediedin1983.
10 Willyoumarryme?Yes!Areyougoingtomarryhim?Yes,Iam.Whenareyougettingmarried?We’regettingmarriedinJuly.
11 ThiswomanisgettingmarriedinAsia.ThisanimalwasborninAustralia.ThismandiedinAntarctica.
12 Congratulationsonyournewbaby!Congratulationsonyournewhouse!Youhaveourcondolences.Youhavemycondolences.
13 I’mgettingmarriedtoday.Congratulationsonyourwedding!Ourchildwasbornyesterday.Congratulationsonyournewbaby!Lastweekmyfatherdied.Youhavemycondolences.
14 Mygrandmotherdiedlastmonth.Youhavemycondolences.Mydaughterwasbornateleveno’clocklastnight!
Congratulations!
15 Ihopeit’satoy.It’satoy!Ihopeit’satoy.It’snotatoy.It’sajumper.
16 IhopeIfindsomething.Ifoundsomething.IhopeIcatchthisball.Ididn’tcatchtheball.
17 Ihopeitdoesn’trainatmywedding.Itrainedatmywedding.IhopeIwillhaveagirl.Youhaveaboy!
18 Wehopeourteamwins.Ourteamlost.Hehopesshewillmarryhim.Shewillmarryhim!
19 We’rehappy.They’reafraid.I’msad.
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20 Theyarehappybecausetheyareplaying.Thewomanissadbecausesheisleaving.He’safraidbecausehehasneverdriven.
21 Thepeopleatthisfuneralaresad.Thepeopleatthisweddingarehappy.She’safraidbecauseshe’slost.
22 MygrandmothergotmarriedonehundredyearsagoinAfrica.
IwasbornfifteenyearsagoinSouthAmerica.IlivedinAsiatenyearsago.ShewasbornfourdaysagoinEurope.
23 Wegotmarriedtwentyyearsago.Wehavebeenmarriedfortwentyyears.Thismandiedthreethousandyearsago.He’sbeendeadforthreethousandyears.
24 Wegotmarriedfiftyyearsago.PeoplefromEuropesailedtoNorthAmericafivehundredyearsago.
Ifelloffmybicycletwohoursago.Thismanhasbeendeadformanyyears.Theyhavebeenmarriedfortwenty-fiveyears.Theyhavebeenmarriedforoneyear.
25 Ihavebeenstudyingmusicforfifteenyears.He’sbeenplayinggolffortenyears.TheyhavebeenlivinginAustraliaforfiveyears.
26 Whatareyoudoing?I’mstudyingEnglish.HowlonghaveyoubeenstudyingEnglish?IhavebeenstudyingEnglishforsevenmonths.
27 They’rebuildingahouse.They’rebuildingafootballstadium.They’rebuildingatemple.They’rebuildingabridge.
28 TheybuiltthishospitalinAfrica.They’rebuildingthishospitalinSouthAmerica.
TheywillbuildthishospitalinAsia.
29 Howlonghaveyoubeenbuildingthisschool?Wehavebeenbuildingthisschoolforayear.Howlonghashebeenbuildingthis?He’sbeenbuildingthisforaweek.
30 Ifinishedreadingabooklastnight.NowIneedanewone.
Wefinishedbuildingthishouseamonthago.Nowwelivehere.
Hefinishedcleaninghisroomtenminutesago.Nowhe’splayingwithhistoys.
31 Howlonghaveyoubeenbuildingthishouse?Wehavebeenbuildingthehousefortwoyears.Whenwillyoufinishbuildingit?Wehopewewillfinishbuildingitbeforethebabyisborn.
Welcometoournewhouse.Congratulations!
32 Herbabywillprobablybebornsoon.Theirbabyhasalreadybeenborn.Theywillgetmarriedsoon.They’realreadymarried.
33 Isitgoingtorainsoon?No,it’snotgoingtorainsoon.Eatyourvegetables.Ihavealreadyeatenmyvegetables!
34 Willyoufinishcleaningthekitchensoon?Wehavealreadyfinishedcleaningthekitchen!
Willyoufinishrepairingthebridgesoon?Wehavealreadyfinishedrepairingthebridge.
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2.3 Core Lesson
01 EuropeisnorthofAfrica.AustraliaiseastofAfrica.AntarcticaissouthofAfrica.SouthAmericaiswestofAfrica.
02 ChinaiswestofJapan.RussiaisnorthofChina.ItalyiseastofFrance.AustraliaissouthofRussia.
03 Thetreeisbetweenthegirlandtheman.Thegirlisbetweenthewomen.Thedogisbetweenthepeople.Theemptyglassisbetweenthefullglasses.
04 ThisisthePacificOcean.ThisistheArcticOcean.ThisistheAtlanticOcean.ThisistheIndianOcean.
05 WhereistheAtlanticOcean?TheAtlanticOceanisbetweenSouthAmericaandAfrica.
WhereistheIndianOcean?TheIndianOceaniseastofAfrica.WhereistheArcticOcean?TheArcticOceanisnorthofallofthecontinents.
06 ThemanissailingontheAtlanticOcean.ThisanimalisswimmingintheArcticOcean.I’mwalkingbesidetheIndianOcean.They’reswimminginthePacificOcean.
07 SpainissouthofFrance.MexicoiseastofthePacificOcean.FranceisbetweenGermanyandSpain.TheUnitedKingdomisnorthofFrance.
08 First,myflightdepartedfromMexico.ThenmyflightarrivedintheUnitedKingdom.ThenItookthetrainsouthtoFrance.Finally,IdroveeasttoGermany.
09 MyflightwilldepartfromAustraliaonWednesday.
ItwillarriveinSpainonThursday.IwillstayinSpainforoneweek.Finally,IwilltakethetraintoGermany.
10 Themaniswalkinginthedesert.Thisanimallivesinthedesert.Theseflowersareintherainforest.Therainforestisbesidethebeach.
11 Wheredidyoutakethisphotograph?ItookitinthedesertinMexico.Wheredidyoutakethisphotograph?ItookitintherainforestinBrazil.
12 plantsplantsplantsanimalsanimalspeople
13 Treesarebigplants.Thisisasmallplant.Someplantshaveflowers.Someplantsdon’thaveflowers.
14 Wheredotheseplantsgrow?Theseplantsgrowintherainforest.Wheredotheseplantsgrow?Theseplantsgrowinthedesert.
15 Thisisanappletree.Thisisapinetree.Thisisanorangetree.
16 What’sgrowinghere?Grass.What’sgrowinghere?Pinetrees.What’sgrowinghere?Orangetrees.
17 Whattypeoftreeisthis?It’sanappletree.Whattypeoftreeisthis?It’sapinetree.
18 Whatdidhesay?HesaidthatthetraintoLondonisdelayed.Whatdidhesay?Hesaidthatyouhavetotakethemedicine.
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19 Excuseme,whatdidyousay?IsaidthatIlikeyourshirt.Excuseme,whatdidyousay?IsaidthatIneedabiggersuitcase.
20 Whatdidtheteachersay?Shesaidthatthisplantgrowsintherainforest.
Whatdidthedoctorsay?HesaidthatIshouldtakethismedicinetwiceaday.
Whatdidthepoliceofficersay?Hesaidthattheparkiswestofhere.
21 Whatdidtheteachersay?HesaidthattheUnitedKingdomisinEurope.
Whatdidtheteachersay?ShesaidthatEgyptisinAfrica.
22 Themotherisholdingherbaby.We’reholdingabigplant.Theteacherisholdingalaptop.They’reholdingamapofSpain.
23 I’mholdingmycat.Thegirlisholdingflowers.We’reholdingphotographsofeachother.
24 Canyouholdthis,please?I’msorry.Ican’tholdit.Canyouholdthis,please?Yes,Icanholdit.
25 firefirefireiceicesand
26 Thereisalotofsandinthedesert.Thereisalotofsandatthebeach.ThereisalotoficeinAntarctica.Thereisafireinthewoods.
27 Thisstatueismadeofice.Thislookslikefirebutit’smadeofpaper.Thisbuildingismadeofsand.
28 Thisishishouse.Isthishishouse?Yes,it’shis.Thisisherdog.Isthishisdog?No,it’shers.
29 Whosesailingboatisthis?It’shis.Whosehandsarethese?They’rehers.
30 Whosetoysarethese?Thesecarsareours.Thisballisours.Whoseinstrumentsarethese?Thedrumsaremine.Theguitarismine.
31 Thatdogishis.Thatdogishers.Thisdogismine.Thisdogisours.
32 Ilikethishouse.Thankyou!It’smine.Ibuiltit.Ilikethispainting.Thankyou!It’shis.Igaveittohim.Ilikethisplant.Thankyou!It’sours.Weboughtitthismorning.
33 Whosecatisthis?It’shers!No!It’shis!I’msorry.It’smine.Isithungry?Yes,itis.
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2.4 Core Lesson
01 Camelsliveinthedesert.Whalesliveintheocean.Monkeysliveintherainforest.
02 PenguinsliveinAntarctica.TigersliveinAsia.ElephantsliveinAsiaandAfrica.
03 Theelephantisinthewater.Thetigerisrunning.Thesepenguinsaregoingtoswim.Thewhaleisswimming.Someoneisridingacamel.Themonkeyisinthetree.
04 acamelawhaleamonkeyatigeranelephantapenguin
05 Oneofthesesheepisbrown.Thesecowsareblackandwhite.Theseducksarewhite.Thesechickensarebrown.
06 asheepacowaduckachicken
07 Thisbirdisyellow.Thisbirdisred.Thistigerisbig.Thiscatissmall.
08 Penguinsarebirds.Chickensarebirds.Ducksarebirds.
09 Penguinscan’tflybuttheycanswimwell.Thesebirdsareflyingnorth.Thesebirdscan’tflybuttheycanrunveryfast.
Thisduckisflyingoverthelake.
10 Thewhitebirdisflying.Thepenguinisinthewater.Thewhalesareswimming.Theseducksareflying.
11 Thisbirdisbeautiful.Thesebirdsareugly.Thisisabeautifulstreet.Thisisanuglystreet.
12 Mycatisugly.Mydogisugly.Yourhorsesarebeautiful.Mycowsarebeautiful.
13 Thisstatueisbeautiful.Thisstatueisugly.Mydressisbeautiful.Mydressisugly.
14 Someoneistouchingthebird.Someoneistouchingtheice.Someoneistouchingthebook.
15 Youcantouchthisplant.Youcantouchthisanimalbutbecareful.Doyouwanttotouchthehorse?
16 aninsectaninsectaninsectasnakeasnakeafrog
17 It’sdangeroustodrinkthis.It’snotdangeroustodrinkthis.It’sdangeroustotouchthissnake.It’snotdangeroustotouchthissnake.
18 Don’ttouchthatcooker.It’shot.Don’ttouchthatanimal.It’sdirty.Don’ttouchthatfrog.It’sdangerous.
19 It’sdangeroustoridethishorse.It’snotdangeroustoridethesehorses.It’sdangeroustocamphere.It’snotdangeroustocamphere.
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20 Thisfrogisbeautifulbutdangerous.Don’ttouchit.
Thisfrogisuglybutnotdangerous.Youcantouchit.
Thisinsectisbeautifulandit’snotdangerous.Youcantouchit.
Thisinsectisuglyanddangerous.Don’ttouchit.
21 Ihopethatwecanfindafrog.Ihopethatwecanridecamels.It’sdangeroustoswimwithsharks.It’sdangeroustotouchatiger!
22 Hehopesthathecantakeagoodphotographoftheelephants.
Shehopesthatshecantakeagoodphotographofthepenguins.
Theyhopethattheycantakegoodphotographsoftheshark.
23 He’snotafraidofinsects.Thecatisnotafraidofthedog.He’safraidofsharks.They’reafraidofthesnake.
24 I’mafraidtotouchtheinsectbutmydadsaysit’snotdangerous.
MymothersaidthattheseanimalsarefromAfrica.
I’mafraidtotouchthesheepbutmyteachersaysit’snotdangerous.
MygrandadsaidthatthesesnakesarefromAustralia.
25 Thismonkeyisours.Thatduckistheirs.Thesechickensareours.Thosecowsaretheirs.
26 Arethesekeysyours?Yes,they’reours.Isthatdogyours?No,it’stheirs.
27 Whichglassismine?Thisoneisyours.Whichseatismine?Thatoneisyours.Excuseme,isthisyours?Yes,thankyou.It’smine.
28 Thissuitcaseisyours.Theseballsareyours.Excuseme,isthisumbrellayours?Thesecoatsareyours.
29 Isthisyours?No,it’stheirs.Isthisglassmine?Yes,it’syours.Arethesechildrenyours?No,they’retheirs.
30 Ilikethose.Yoursarebiggerthanmine.Yourstastegoodbutherstastebetterthanyours.
Lookatthatcar!Theirsisdirtierthanours.He’splayingtheviolin.Look,hisisnewerthanyours.
31 Yourbirdisbeautiful.Whereisitfrom?It’sfromtherainforestinAfrica.Whathappenedtoit?It’shurt.Canitfly?Itcan’tflynowbutitwillbeabletointwoweeks.
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2.5 Milestone
01 Canyourepairit?No,Ican’trepairit.
02 Goodafternoon.Goodafternoon.
03 MynameisWillNorton.Thisismywife,Julia.
Nicetomeetyou.MynameisCatherine.Whathappened?
04 Ourcarisnotworking.Canyouhelpus?Myhusbandcanprobablyrepairit.
05 Ishehere?No,he’snothere.He’sworking,buthewillbehomesoon.
06 Wouldyouliketowaitinside?Yes,thankyou.
07 Welcometoourhome!Thankyou!
08 Isthisyourdaughter?Yes,thisisourdaughter.
09 Whenwassheborn?Shewasborntwomonthsago.
10 Wouldyouliketoholdher?Yes,Iwouldliketoholdher.
11 Howlonghasyourfamilybeenlivinghere?Myfamilyhasbeenlivinghereformanyyears.
12 Mygrandfatherbuiltthishouseseventy-fiveyearsago.
It’saverybeautifulhouse.
13 Whenwereyoumarried?Weweremarriedsevenyearsago.
14 Whatareyouthinkingabout?I’mthinkingaboutourwedding.
15 Wouldyouliketoeatlunchwithus?Yes,thankyou.
16 Arethereenoughcupsforeveryone?Yes,thereareenough.
17 Isthatcaryours?Yes,thatcarisours.
18 Canyourepairit?Yes,Icanrepairit.
19 Thankyou!You’rewelcome.
20 Isitworking?Yes,it’sworking.
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3.1 Core Lesson
01 He’ssailingwithhiswife.He’swalkingintheparkwithhisgirlfriend.She’sshoppingwithherhusband.She’sskiingwithherboyfriend.Thehusbandandwifearetidyingtheirhouse.Themanismeetinghisgirlfriendforbreakfast.
02 Thisismyboyfriend,Thomas.Nicetomeetyou,Thomas.Thisismygirlfriend,Rebecca.Nicetomeetyou,Rebecca.
03 Shedoesn’tthinkthatherboyfriendcookswell.
Theydon’tthinkthatsheplaystheguitarwell.
Hethinksthatnooneisathome.Ithinkthatmycoatisinhere.
04 Ithinkthatmygirlfriendisinthelibrary.Theythinkthattheirdaughterissleeping.Ithinkthatourcarisnearthatrestaurant.
05 IthinkthatIcanrepairthis.Idon’tthinkthatitwillraintoday.Ithinkthatthisisagoodplacetoeat.Ithinkthatitwillsnowsoon.
06 Doyouthinkthatourteamisgoingtolose?Yes,Ithinkthatwe’regoingtolose.Doyouthinkthatourteamisgoingtowin?Yes,Ithinkthatwe’regoingtowin.
07 Doyouknowmyboyfriend,Nicholas?Yes.Weusedtoworkinthesameoffice.Doyouknowmygirlfriend,Maria?No.Nicetomeetyou,Maria.
08 Thisismyfriend,Louis.Doyouknoweachother?
No,wedon’tknoweachother.MynameisSuzanne.Nicetomeetyou,Suzanne.Nicetomeetyou,Louis.
09 John!WhatareyoudoinginNewYork?Iliveherenow.DoyouknowmywifeJulia?No,Idon’t.MynameisJohn.Nicetomeetyou,John.Nicetomeetyou,Julia.
10 Isthatherboyfriend?Yes,Ithinkthatthey’regoingtogetmarriednextyear.
Doyouthinkthatthatishiswife?No,he’snotmarried.She’shisgirlfriend.
11 Theythinkthatmathsisinteresting.Theythinkthathistoryisboring.Herbookisveryinteresting.Hisbookisboring.
12 Shethinksthatthismuseumisveryboring.Hethinksthatscienceisveryinteresting.Booksareinterestingtohimbuttelevisionisboring.
Thematchisinterestingtothemenbutit’sboringtotheirgirlfriends.
13 Thisbookisinteresting.Thisfilmisboring.Thisbookisboring.Thisfilmisinteresting.
14 DoyouknowPeter?Yes,IknowPeter.He’soneofmypupils.Whendidyoumeethim?Imethimthreemonthsago.
15 HowdidyouandDanielmeet?Wewerestudentsatthesameuniversity.WhendidyoumeetDaniel?Imethimtwoyearsago.
16 WhendidyouandDadmeet?WemetwhenhewasvisitingRomeandIwasworkingthere.
Wheredidyoumeet?WemetinthecafewhereIworked.
17 Shebeganteachingarttwenty-fiveyearsago.Shehastaughtartfortwenty-fiveyears.Imethimfiftyyearsago.Wehaveknowneachotherforfiftyyears.
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18 Hasyourgirlfriendreadthisbook?Yes,shehasalreadyreadit.Hasyourboyfriendrepairedthedishwasher?No,hehasnotrepairedit.Howmanybookshaveyoureadthisyear?Ihavereadtenbooks,andtwowereveryinteresting.
19 Ihavealreadytidiedmyroomtwicethisweek!
Myparentshavealreadywrittenmefourlettersthismonth.
Ihavealreadypracticedthepianotoday.No,thankyou.Ihavealreadyeatenlunchtoday.
20 Swimminghereisdangerous.Skiinghereisnotdangerous.Helikesexercising.IlikedancingmorethanIlikeplayinggolf.
21 Inthedesertdrinkingalotofwaterisimportant.
Takingyourmedicineisimportant.Washingyourhandsbeforeyoucookisimportant.
Arrivingattheairportearlyisimportant.
22 Whyisstudyingimportant?Becauseyouwillbeabletogotoagooduniversity.
Whyisbrushingyourteethimportant?Becauseyourteethwillbecleanerandwhiter.Arethesepapersimportant?No,they’renotimportant.
23 Ithinkthatmathsisinterestingandimportant.
IknowthatexercisingisimportantbutIthinkit’sboring.
IknowthateatingvegetablesisimportantbutIdon’tlikethem.
IthinkthatstudyingEnglishisimportantandinteresting.
24 Thisisthewrongcolour.Thisistherightcolour.That’sthewrongphonenumber.Thisistherightphonenumber.
25 Thesearethewrongclothesforskiing.Thesearetherightclothesforswimming.Thisisthewrongballforplayinggolf.Thisistherightballforplayingfootball.Thistableisthewrongsizeforthisman.Thistableistherightsizeforthisgirl.
26 Ithinkthatwe’reinthewrongbuilding.That’stherightbuilding.Weneedtogothere.Thisistherightcoatforthisweather.Butthatisthewronghatforthisweather.
27 Wehaveareservationatthatnewrestauranttonight.
Ithinkthatthisisthewrongrestaurant.Thisistherightrestaurant.Theseplatesarewrong.Aretheseplatesright?Yes,theyare.Thankyou.
28 IfIhaveenoughmoney,thenIwillbuythis.Ifit’ssunny,thenIwillswimintheocean.Ifhecatchestheball,thenhisteamwillwinthematch.
29 Whyisitimportanttopractice?Ifyoupractice,thenyouwillbeabletoplaywell.
WhyisitimportanttostudyEnglish?IfyoustudyEnglish,thenyouwillbeabletospeakit.
30 Ifit’saten,thenIwillwin.Becauseitwasaseven,Ilost.Ifitsnows,we’regoingtoski.Becauseitsnowed,we’regoingtoski.Ifyoutidyyourroom,thenIwillplayagamewithyou.
Becauseyoutidiedyourroom,we’regoingtoplayagame.
31 Shehassomemoney.Hedoesn’thaveanymoney.Mygirlfriendhasalotofhair.Myboyfrienddoesn’thaveanyhair.
32 Hehasnotboughtanynewclothesthisyear.Ihavenotreadanybookstoday.Wehavenotwonanymatchesthisautumn.
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33 Haveyoueatenyourvegetables?No,Ihavenoteatenanyofmyvegetables.Pleaseeatallofthem.Haveyoumetmyfriends?No,Ihavenotmetanyofthem.Thesearemyfriends,Emily,Samantha,AnthonyandMatthew.
34 Ican’tfindmyshoes.Ifyoutidyyourroom,thenyouwillprobablyfindthem.
Doyouknowwherethefamousstatueis?Ifyougotothecitycentre,thenyouwillfindit.
35 HowdidyoumeetMum?IwasvisitingChinaandshewaslivingthere.WasitinterestingtostudyChinese?Yes.Yourmotherhelpedmestudy.IsitimportanttostudyChinese?Yes.IfyouspeakChinese,thenyouwillbeabletotalkwithalotofpeople.
3.2 Core Lesson
01 Helivesintherainforest.They’reonholidayintherainforest.Thismanlivesinthedesert.Thisfamilyisonholidayinthedesert.
02 Isyourfamilygoingonholidaythissummer?Yes.We’regoingtoabeachinSpain.YouspeakEnglishwell.Doyoulivehere?No,I’monholiday.
03 TheyhavedollarsbutIonlyhaveyen.She’seatingasaladandasandwichbutI’monlyeatingasalad.
HehasaknifeandforkbutIonlyhaveafork.HehasfourbooksbutIonlyhavethree.
04 Ionlyhaveoneshoe.Ionlyneedaspoon.Didweonlybringonetowel?
05 Ilikemanytypesofvegetablesbutmybrotheronlylikescarrots.
Myfatheralwayswearsawatchbutmymotheronlywearsawatchwhensheexercises.
Whenmyfamilygoesonholiday,wenevergotothemountains.Weonlygotothebeach.
06 Doyousellvegetables?No.Ionlysellfruit.Doyousellfruit?No.Ionlysellvegetables.
07 Dollarsareatypeofcurrency.Eurosareatypeofcurrency.Yenareatypeofcurrency.
08 Ionlyhaveeuros.InJapanIwillhavetoexchangethemforyen.
Youcanexchangeyoureurosattheairport.IneedpoundsbutIonlyhavedollars.Youcanexchangecurrencyatthatbank.WherecanIexchangecurrency?Youcanexchangeitattherailwaystation.
09 CanIexchangeeurosfordollarshere?Yes,youcanexchangeeurosfordollars.CanIexchangeyenforpoundshere?Yes,youcanexchangeyenforpounds.
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10 Canyouteachmehowtoexchangeeurosfordollars?
Yes.First,gotothepersonstandingbehindthecounter.
Next,givehimfiveeuros.Thenhewillgiveyoudollars.Iexchangedfiveeurosforsevendollars!Nowyoucanbuymelunch.
11 rucksackrucksackrucksackbriefcasebriefcaseCashmachine
12 arucksackabriefcaseacashmachinecurrency
13 Excuseme.Isthereacashmachinenearhere?
Yes,thereisonebesidethebankonthenextstreet.
Excuseme.Isthereacashmachinenearhere?
I’msorry.Idon’tthinkthatthereis.
14 Themaniscarryingabriefcase.Thepupilsarecarryingtheirrucksacks.Thewomenarecarryingwood.Themaniscarryinghisson.
15 Canyoucarrymybriefcaseforme?I’msorry.Ican’tcarryitforyou.Canyoucarrythis?Myrucksackisfull.Yes,Icancarrythat.
16 Therucksackisempty.She’sputtingherbooksintoherrucksack.Thebriefcaseisfull.He’stakingapenoutofhisbriefcase.I’mputtingacardintothecashmachine.I’mtakingmoneyoutofthecashmachine.
17 He’stakingthedishesoutofthebox.Hehastakenhisshirtoutofthebox.Ihavealreadyputmytoysintothebox.
18 Don’tcarrytheeggslikethat.Carrythemlikethis.Don’tcarryyourrucksacklikethat.Carryitlikethis.
19 Youshouldneverridelikethis.Youshouldalwaysridelikethat.Youshouldn’trepairabicyclelikethat.Youshouldrepairitlikethis.
20 Youshouldn’tpackaboxlikethat.Youshouldcleanabriefcaselikethis.Youshouldn’treadabooklikethat.Youshouldcleanthefloorlikethis.
21 Thereisnoroomintherefrigerator.Hissuitcaseisempty.Thereisalotofroominit.
Thereisnomoreroominthebox.Thereisenoughroomonthebusforthefamily.
22 Isthereenoughroominyourrucksackformydictionary?
No,I’msorry.Thereisnot.Youwillhavetocarryit.
Isthereenoughroominyoursuitcaseformyshoes?
Yes.Putthemin.
23 Isthereanyroominyourrucksack?Yes,butthereisonlyalittleroom.Doyouwanttogoshopping?Yes,butIonlyhavealittlemoney.Ineedtofindacashmachine.
CanIhavesomechocolate?Yes,butyoucanonlyhavealittle.
24 Haveyouhadenoughcake?No,Iwouldlikealittlemorecake.Wouldyoulikemorewater?Yes,butIwouldonlylikealittlemorewater.
25 Excuseme.DoyouspeakEnglish?Yes,butIonlyspeakalittleEnglish.DoyouspeakChinese?Yes,butIonlyspeakalittleChinese.
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26 Howmuchdoesthisbriefcasecost?Onehundreddollarsbutit’sonsale.Todayitonlycostseightydollars.
Arethesejeansonsale?No,thesejeansarenotonsale.Theycosteightyeuros.
27 Arethesesunglassesonsale?Yes.Theywereeighthundredyenbutnowthey’reonlyfivehundredyen.
Isthisshirtonsale?No,thisshirtisnotonsale.
28 She’shungry.Ifshehadasandwich,shewouldnotbehungry.
It’sboringtosithere.IfIhadabook,itwouldbemoreinteresting.
29 Theyhaveumbrellas.They’renotwet.Iftheyhadumbrellas,theywouldnotbewet.Ihaveroominmyrucksack.Iwillcarryyourcamera.
IfIhadroominmyrucksack,Iwouldcarryyourcamera.
30 IfIhadasandwich,Iwouldnotbehungry.Iftherewereacashmachinenearhere,Iwouldhavecash.
Ifitrainedmore,mygardenwouldgrowbetter.
31 Ifhehadacar,hewouldnothavetowalk.Ifwehadtickets,wewouldbeabletowatchthematch.
Ifshehadmoremoney,shewouldbuyherhusbandawatch.
IfIhadmoreroominmysuitcase,Iwouldputyourblackdressinit.
32 Whensomeonegivesyousomething,it’spolitetosay“thankyou”.
Whenyou’reeating,it’snotpolitetotalk.Ifanolderpersongetsonthebus,it’spolitetogivethemyourseat.
Ifyou’reinthelibrary,it’snotpolitetotalkonthephone.
33 It’spolitetobringsomethingtoawedding.It’spolitetoopenthedoorforthepeoplebehindyou.
It’spolitetobringflowerswhenyouvisitsomeoneinthehospital.
It’snotpolitetotalkinthecinema.
34 Iwanttobuysomethingwhenwe’reonholiday.
Thisstatueistooexpensivebutifit’sonsale,Iwillbuyit.
Excuseme.Isthisonsale?Idon’tknow.Iwillaskmymanager.Yes,it’sonsale.Iwouldliketobuyit.
35 It’sverybig.There’snotenoughroominmyrucksack.
IfIhadabiggerrucksack,Iwouldbeabletocarryit.
Ishouldbuyabiggerrucksack.No.Youcanputitinmysuitcase.Ithinkthatthereisenoughroominit.
Isthereenoughroom?Yes,itfits!
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3.3 Core Lesson
01 Thechildrenarehappybecausethey’reeatingpizza.
Thepieisonthecooker.Themanismakingapizza.Mymother’spiestasteverygood!
02 onethirdofapieonethirdofapieonethirdofapieonehalfofapieonehalfofapieawholepie
03 Thisishalfofapizza.Thisisathirdofapizza.Thisisaquarterofapizza.Thisisawholepizza.
04 They’regoingtocutthecake.She’scuttingthevegetables.Themancutthepizza.
05 Themancuttheorangeinhalf.Thewaitresscutthelimesintoquarters.Theboycutthepieintothirds.
06 Shehasalreadydrunkathirdofthemilk.Someoneatehalfofthecake!Theteachercutthepaperinhalf.Mygrandmothercutmyappleintoquartersforme.
07 Hisgirlfriendiseatingonehalfoftheorange.She’sgivingherboyfriendtheotherhalf.I’mplayingwiththisball.Myfriendisplayingwiththeotherball.
08 Doyouwanttocutthispizza?No,Iwanttocuttheotherone.Doyouwanttoputyourtoysinthisbox?Yes,Iwanttoputtheminthisone.
09 Thisisasliceofpizza.Thisisawholepizza.Thisisasliceofpie.Thisisawholepie.
10 Themaniseatingasliceofbread.Thewomanisholdingawholecake.Theboyiseatingasliceofcheese.Thegirlisholdingawholepie.
11 Theballisround.Thishouseissquare.Thissliceofcheeseissquare.Theclockisround.Thisfruitisround.Thissliceofbreadissquare.
12 Whattypeofwatchdoyouwant?Iwantawatchlikethis,butround.Whichpaintingisyours?Thesquareoneismine.
13 Thisplateisround.Thisisasquareplate.Thischeeseisround.Thischeeseissquare.Thistableisround.Thisisasquaretable.
14 Thispersonweighssixty-fivekilograms.Yourbabyweighsthreekilograms.Yoursuitcaseweighstenkilograms.Thisdogweighsfourkilograms.
15 Thesliceofpieweighslessthanthesliceofcheese.
Acarrotweighsmorethanabean.Onesliceofcakeweighsmorethantheotherone.
Thelemonweighsasmuchastheotherone.
16 Thiscakecostsasmuchasthispiecosts.Thischickencostsmorethanthispizzacosts.Thesaladscostlessthanthesandwichescost.
17 Howmuchmilkdoyouwant?Iwantasmuchmilkasyouhave.Howmanyslicesofpizzawouldyoulike?Iwouldliketwoslicesofpizza.
18 Iwouldlikesomecheese.Howmuchwouldyoulike?Iwouldlikehalfakilogram,please.Iwouldlikesomeofthatfish.Howmuchwouldyoulike?Iwouldlikeakilogram,please.
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19 Themanismeasuringthesofa.Thewomanismeasuringthecounter.Thewomaniscountingtheflowers.Thegirliscountingapples.
20 Haveyoucountedyourbooks?Yes,Ihavealreadycountedthem.Ihavefourhundredandtwo.
Whyareyoumeasuringthewall?BecauseIwanttoputatablenearthiswall.Whatareyoudoing?I’mcountingmysheep.
21 Iamoneandahalfmetrestall.Thisbuildingistwentymetrestall.Thiswallisfourmetreslong.Thisstreetisonemilelong.
22 Howwideisthisstreet?It’stwentymetreswide.Howtallisthistree?It’stenmetrestall.Howbigisthiscarpet?It’sthreemetreslongbytwometreswide.
23 Howmuchdothepotatoesweigh?Thepotatoesweighfivekilograms.Howbigisourtable?Ourtableisonemetrelongbysixtycentimetreswide.
24 Howtallisthisbuilding?Thisbuildingisonehundredmetrestall.Howtallisthistree?Thistreeisfifteenmetrestall.
25 Howmuchwilltheticketscost?Ithinktheywillcostatleasttendollars.Howmuchwerethetickets?Theyweretwelvedollars.
26 Howmanyorangesareonthistree?Idon’tknowbutIthinkthereareatleastfifty.
Howmanyplatesdoweneed?Weneedatleasttenplates.It’shot.Ithinkthatthetemperatureisatleastthirtydegrees.
Yes,thetemperatureisthirty-onedegrees.
27 Howwideisthiswall?It’satleastfourmetreswide.Doyouthinkthatmysonweighsfifteenkilograms?
No.Ithinkthatheweighsatleasttwentykilograms.
28 Thepenisalmostninecentimetreslong.Thedresscostsalmostninetydollars.Theappleweighsalmostasmuchastheorange.
Thegirlisalmostastallasherbrother.
29 HowtallamI?You’realmostonemetretall!Howlongisthewhale?It’salmostthirtymetreslong.
30 I’malmosttallenoughtoridethebicycle.Thepotatoesweighalmostfourkilograms.Wehavealmostenoughjuiceforeveryone.
31 Pleasemeasurethefloor.It’sfivemetreslongbyfourmetreswide.Pleasemeasurethewall.It’sthreemetrestallbyfourandahalfmetreswide.
32 Measureme,please.Standhere.HowtallamI?You’reonemetretall.
33 HowmuchdoIweigh?Youweighatleastthirtykilograms.Weighme,please.Youweighalmostthirty-fivekilograms!
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3.4 Core Lesson
01 ascrewdriveraspannerpliersahammer
02 They’reusinghammers.She’susingascrewdriver.I’musingaspanner.He’susingpliers.
03 Themanisusingaknife,notaspoon.Thewomanisusingahammer,notpliers.Thegirlisusingabrush,notatoothbrush.Theboyisusingascrewdriver,notaspanner.
04 I’musingascrewdrivertorepairmyglasses.He’susingaspannertorepairthesink.I’musingahammertorepairthesofa.She’susingplierstorepairherjewellery.
05 Doyouneedthepliersorthescrewdriver?Givemethepliers,please.Doyouneedthespannerorthehammer?Givemethehammer,please.
06 atorchatorchatorchasheetofpaperasheetofpaperscissors
07 apencilapencilapenciltapetapescissors
08 I’mholdingasheetofpaper.He’susingscissorstocutthenewspaper.Iusedtapetorepairmyglasses.I’mwritingmynamewithapencil.Theboysareusingatorchtoread.
09 Thesescalesareatasupermarket.Thesescalesareinmybathroom.Thepupilisusingarulertomeasureasheetofpaper.
Mymotherisusingarulertomeasurethewindow.
Thisthermometerisoutside.Thisthermometerisintheboy’smouth.
10 Theteachercutthesheetofpaper.Thegirlisstandingonthescales.Theboyhasapencilandasheetofpaper.Thedoctorisholdingathermometer.They’reusingscissorsandtapetorepairthemap.
He’susingarulertomeasurethedoor.
11 Pleasegetonthescales.HowmuchdoIweigh?Youweighfifty-fivekilograms.
12 Howwideisthewindow?Iusedarulertomeasureitandit’sninetycentimetres.
Whatareyoudoingoutside?I’mreadingthethermometer.
13 ahammeranailascrewdriverascrew
14 She’sbuyingsomescrews.He’slookingforthenail.Hehasalotofnailsbutheneedsahammer.IhaveascrewbutIneedascrewdriver.
15 Canyouhelpmebuildthis?Yes,Ican.First,measurethiswitharuler.Next,useahammerandnails.Then,useascrewdriverandscrews.Finally,putitinthegarden!
16 Thisfishisfrozen.Thisorangeisfresh.Thispizzaisfrozen.Theselimesarefresh.
17 Doyouhavefreshfish?I’msorry.Weonlyhavefrozenfish.Doyouhavefreshvegetables?Yes.Heretheyare.
18 He’scuttingthetomato.She’sweighingbananasonthescales.He’sputtingfreshtomatoesonthepizza.Thisanimallikesbananas.
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19 Thebananaisrotten.Thetomatoisnotripe.Theapplesareripe.
20 Don’teatthose!They’rerotten.Wewilleatthesesoonbutthey’renotripenow.
Ifyouwaitaday,thebananaswillberipe.Herearesomefreshtomatoesfromthegarden.
21 Thetomatoesarenotripe.Thetomatoesareripe.Thetomatoesarerotten.Thebananaisnotripe.Thebananaisripe.Thebananaisrotten.
22 Becareful!Thecoffeeisveryhot.Ilikehotsoup.Ilikecoldchicken.Thiswaterisverycold.
23 Theglassofjuiceiscold.Theteaishot.Themeatisfrozen.Theorangeisrotten.Thesetomatoesarefresh.Thebananaisripe.
24 She’saddingpeppertothesoup.I’maddingsugartomytea.He’sbakingbread.I’mbakingapie.
25 Ibakedyouacakeforyourbirthday.Ihavealreadyaddedsugar!Addalittlesalttothesoup.We’rebakingapie.
26 Thecakeisbakingintheoven.Themanisputtingthepizzaintheoven.Thegirlisputtingthepieintheoven.Thepizzaisbakingintheoven.
27 We’rebakingbread.She’saddingsugartoherhottea.He’sbakingapizzaintheoven.
28 pastapastapastaflourflouratomato
29 Thewomanisweighingthreehundredgrammesofflour.
Theboyisaddingfourhundredmillilitresofwater.
Themanisweighingsixhundredgrammesofpasta.
Thegirlisaddingninehundredmillilitresofmilk.
30 Addfourhundredgrammesofsugar.Addtwohundredandfiftymillilitresofcoldmilk.
Addfivegrammesofsalt.Addonehundredandtwentymillilitresofwater.
31 He’schoosingthebluetie.She’schoosingpastaforlunch.I’mchoosingsandalstowearatthebeach.He’schoosingabicycletorent.
32 Shechosethesmallestboxforherbooks.They’rechoosingafilmforthisevening.He’schoosingasuitforhiswedding.Shechosetobuypasta.
33 I’mcookingpasta.We’rechoosingsomemusic.They’reeatingpastafordinner.I’mchoosingtheredshoes.
34 Canyouteachmehowtomakeacake?Yes.First,weighfourhundredgrammesofflourandthreehundredgrammesofsugar.
Next,addonehundredandtwentymillilitresofmilkandtwoeggs.
Then,addonehundredandfiftygrammesofbutterandonegrammeofsalt.
Finally,bakethecakeintheovenforonehouratthreehundredandfiftydegrees.
Ittastesgood!
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3.5 Milestone
01 Hello.Hello.
02 Howareyou?I’mfine,thanks.
03 Haveyoumetmyson,Johann?Yes,Ihavemetyourson.Howareyou,Johann?
04 You’respeakingEnglishwell.Haveyoubeenstudying?
Yes,wehavebeenstudying.
05 Ihopethatyoulikelivingherethisautumn!Thankyou.
06 Ithinkthishouseisinteresting.Idon’t.Ithinkthishouseisboring.
07 Wheredidyoufindthat?Inmybedroom.
08 Whatdoyouthinkthiskeyisfor?Idon’tknow.Weshouldlook.
09 Isthistherightdoor?No,thisisnottherightdoor.
10 Istheresomethinginthatbox?No,thereisnothinginthisbox.
11 Isthereenoughspaceinthereforus?Yes,thereisenoughspaceforus.
12 Doyouhaveatorch?Yes,Ihaveatorch.
13 Isthisinsectdangerous?No,thisinsectisnotdangerous.
14 Doesthekeyfit?Yes,thekeyfits!
4.1 Core Lesson
01 IndiaisinAsia.ThisisanIndianwoman.MexicoisinNorthAmerica.ThisisaMexicanman.JapanisinAsia.ThisgirlisJapanese.
02 anAmericanhatItalianpastaaGermancarMexicanjewellery
03 RussiantoysanEgyptianstatueIndianclothesanAmericancar
04 aFrenchdessertChinesepaintingsaJapanesemountainaRussianchurch
05 anAmericanrestaurantanIndiantempleaJapaneserestaurantaRussianchurchEgyptianclothesChineseclothes
06 He’scookingGermanfood.IboughtsomeItalianfood.TheEgyptianfoodisonthetable.They’regoingtoeatMexicanfood.
07 Whatdidyoubringtotheparty?IbroughtFrenchfood.Whatdidyoubring?IbroughtChinesefood.
08 DidyoubringtheFrenchfood?Yes,IbroughttheFrenchfood.DidyoubringtheChinesefood?Yes,IbroughttheChinesefood.
09 Whattypesoffooddoyoulike?IlikeItalianfoodandGermanfood.Germanfoodtastesgood,butIlikeItalianfoodbetter.
WecangotothisItalianrestaurantfordinner.
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10 soldierssoldierssoldiersaqueenaqueenaking
11 Thesoldierismeetingthequeen.She’sthequeenoftheUnitedKingdom.Akingsitshere.Akingwearsthis.AFrenchkinglivedhere.Thesoldieriswritingalettertohisfamily.
12 Hewasasoldierfortyyearsago.Thesesoldiersareclimbing.Thesesoldiersarerunning.Thesoldieristalkingtothechild.
13 ThisisastatueofaChinesesoldier.ThisisastatueofanEgyptianking.Thisisapaintingofasoldier.Thisisapaintingofaqueen.
14 Theadultsarevoting.Someoneisvoting.Thepupilsarevoting.Nooneisvotingnow.
15 They’rewaitinginaqueuetovote.He’svoting.Shehasvoted.
16 There’sanelectiontoday.Peoplearevoting.Mostofthepeoplehavevotedforhim.Ithinkhewillwintheelection.
Theelectionhasended.Everyonehasfinishedvoting.
17 Theelectionwasyesterday.Helosttheelection.Hewontheelection.
18 Lastmonthhewontheelection.Nowhe’spresident.NextmonthhewillvisitEurope.TherehewillmeetthePrimeMinisteroftheUnitedKingdom.
19 ThePrimeMinisterofIndiaisspeakingwiththesoldier.
TheAmericanpresidentliveshere.ThePrimeMinisteroftheUnitedKingdomisarrivinginGermany.
TheMexicanpresidentisansweringquestions.
20 TheAmericanflagisinfrontofthebuilding.TheoldmaniscarryingaMexicanflag.EveryoneisholdingGermanflags.Therearemanyflagsinthisbuilding.
21 TheMexicansaredancing.TheGermansarewatchingthematch.TheRussiansarevotingforapresident.TheAmericansarecarryingflags.TheItaliansareplayingfootball.HewantstheFrenchtowinthematch.
22 Whereareyougoing?I’mgoingtovote.Whoareyougoingtovotefor?I’mgoingtovoteforthepresident.
23 TheIndianprimeministerismeetingtheAmericanpresident.
Iwanttobepresidentoneday.TheRussianprimeministerisvisitingaschool.
24 Howlonghavepeoplebeenvotingtoday?Theyhavebeenvotingforsevenhours.DoyouthinkMrJoneswillwin?Yes,IthinkMrJoneswillwin.Ivotedforhim.
25 They’resendingeachotheremailsontheInternet.
She’smakingahotelreservationontheInternet.
He’sbuyingsomethingontheInternet.I’mreadingamagazineaboutIndia.They’rereadingamagazine.She’sbuyingamagazine.
26 Whatareyouwatching?I’mwatchingthenews.What’sonthenewstonight?Theytalkedabouttheelectionandnowthey’retalkingabouttheweather.
Didtheysaywhowonthefootballmatch?No,buttheywillsoon.
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27 She’sreadingthenewsinamagazine.I’mreadingthenewsontheInternet.Thereisimportantnewsinthenewspapertoday!
28 Isthereanynewsabouttheelection?Manypeoplearewaitinginthequeuetovote.Isthereanynewsaboutthematch?TheBrazilianswon.
29 Themenarewatchingthematchontelevision.
Thewomaniswatchingthenewsontelevision.
Thechildrenarewatchinganinterestingfilmontelevision.
30 We’relisteningtothenewsontheradio.They’rewatchingthenewsontelevision.I’mreadingthenewsontheInternet.She’sreadingthenewsinamagazine.
31 DidyoureadthenewsabouttheAustralianelection?
No,whathappened?MrSmithwon.Didyoureadthenewsaboutthequeen?No,whathappened?She’svisitingIndia.
32 Whoisontelevision?Theprimeministerisontelevision.What’sontelevision?Thematchisontelevision.What’sontelevision?Theweatherisontelevision.
33 What’sinthenewstoday?Thekinggotmarried.What’sinthenewstoday?Thequeenvisitedahospital.What’sinthenewstoday?TheFrenchpresidentmetthekingofSpain.
4.2 Core Lesson
01 Thissignisinmanylanguages.Thisbookisintwolanguages.Thisisanancientlanguage.
02 Howmanylanguagesdoyouspeak?Ispeakthreelanguages:English,Spanish,andRussian.
Whatlanguageishespeaking?He’sspeakingChinese.
03 Ididn’tunderstandwhathesaid.Whatlanguageishespeaking?
He’sspeakingSpanish.Doyouunderstandwhathe’ssaying?Icanonlyunderstandpartofwhathe’ssaying.
04 What’sthiscalledinEnglish?InEnglishthisiscalledatable.What’sthiscalledinEnglish?InEnglishthisiscalledafrog.
05 What’sthiscalledinEnglish?InEnglishthisiscalledasock.What’sthiscalledinEnglish?InEnglishthisiscalledaspoon.What’sthiscalledinEnglish?InEnglishthisiscalledabook.
06 Thesemenworkforthesamecompany.Thesewomenworkfordifferentcompanies.Thephonenumberforthiscompanyis555-1234.
07 Ourcompanyboughtthisbuilding.Thereisapartyatthecompany.Thenewsaboutthiscompanyisgood.
08 Whatcompanydoyouworkfor?IworkforacompanycalledWheelerandSons.
Howmanyyearshaveyouworkedthere?Ihaveworkedforthecompanyfortwelveyears.
09 Theywanttobebusinessmen.Hismotherisabusinesswoman.Herfatherisabusinessman.Hiswifeisabusinesswoman.
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10 TheEgyptianbusinessmanisdrinkingtea.TheChinesebusinessmenandbusinesswomenaretalkingonthephone.
TheFrenchbusinesswomanhasalaptop.TheAmericanbusinesswomenaremeetingattheoffice.
11 I’mabusinessman.I’malsoafather.Thismanisamusician.He’salsoateacher.She’sabusinesswoman.She’salsoamother.
12 Thisisacountry.It’salsoacontinent.I’mamother.I’malsoadaughter.Thismanisexercising.He’salsowatchingtelevision.
13 Youplaytheguitarverywell.Doyouplayotherinstruments?
Yes,Ialsoplaythepiano.YouspeakEnglishandRussian.Doyouspeakotherlanguages?
Yes,IalsospeakSpanish.
14 Doyouhaveadog?Yes,Ihaveadog.Ialsohaveacat.Whatdoyouneedtodobeforedinner?Ineedtocookthepasta.Ialsohavetomakeasalad.
15 Whenwasthisphotographtaken?Thisphotographwastakenlastwinter.Whotookthisphotograph?Mybrothertookit.
16 Mymotherismakingacake.Thiscakewasmadethismorning.Thesepeoplearebuildingahouse.Thishousewasbuiltlastyear.
17 WhereisSpanishspoken?SpanishisspokeninSpain,Mexico,andmostofSouthAmerica.
Whenwasthismosquebuilt?Thismosquewasbuiltin1287.
18 Whenwasthisbookwritten?Itwaswrittenin1998.Whowroteit?JaneTaylorwroteit.
19 Antarcticawasdiscoveredin1820.ThistemplewasdiscoveredinMexico.Thesestatueswerediscoveredonanisland.ThiscitywasdiscoveredinSouthAmerica.
20 Theseancientstatueswerediscoveredin1974.
Thiscakewasbakedforourwedding.Thiscarwasonlydriventwice.Thisbookwaswrittenin1985.
21 Thisphotographwastakenin1961.Thischurchwasbuiltin1250.ShewasborninBeijingin1950.
22 ThisstatuewasmadeinancientRome.Thisbookwaswrittenin1920.Theseskiswerereturnedthismorning.
23 Theballwascaught!Whocaughttheball?JohnWilsoncaughttheball.Thisphotographwastakenin1923.Whotookthis?Mygrandmothertookthisphotograph.
24 Thepeopleagreeaboutwhotovotefor.Thepeopledisagreeaboutwhotovotefor.Theboyfriendandgirlfriendagreeaboutwhichfilmtowatch.
Thebrotherandsisterdisagreeaboutwhowon.
Theydisagreeaboutwhichcolourtouse.Themenagreewitheachotheraboutwhichcarisbest.
25 Ithinkthatthisishisbestpainting.Idisagree.Ithinkthatthisishisbestpainting.Ithinkthatourteamwillwin.Idisagree.Ithinkthatourteamwillwin.
26 Whoareyouvotingfor?I’mvotingforLouiseParker.Whyareyouvotingforher?Iagreewithher.
27 IvotedforSteveDodd.Ididn’tvoteforhim.Whynot?Idisagreewithwhathesaidontelevisionlastweek.
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28 Thepartybeginsatseventhirty.Really?Ithoughtitbeganateightthirty.We’regoingtobelate.Herbirthdaywasyesterday.Really?Ithoughtitwastoday.Ishouldcallhernow.
29 DidyouknowthatIspeakArabic?Really?Ididn’tknowthat.Yes.WhenIwasachild,IlivedinEgypt.Thisismywife,Lynn.She’samusician.Really?That’sveryinteresting.I’malsoamusician.
30 I’mgettingmarried.Really?Congratulations!Iwon!Really?Congratulations!Ourbabywasbornyesterday.Really?Congratulations!
31 DidyouknowthattheRosettaStonewasfoundin1799?
Really?Ididn’tknowthat.Yes.ItwasdiscoveredinEgyptbyaFrenchsoldierbutnowit’sinamuseumintheUnitedKingdom.
4.3 Core Lesson
01 Therearetoomanypeopleontheunderground.
Therearenotenoughchairsforallthechildren.
Ihavetoomanybookstocarry.Therearenotenoughcomputersforthechildren.
02 Therearetoomanypeopleonthisbus.Therearetoomanyfish.Therearetoomanycarsonthisstreet.
03 Wecan’tswimhere.Thereisnotenoughwater.
Wecan’tdrivehere.Thereistoomuchsnow.Iatetoomuchcake.Idon’twanttoplayfootball.
Wecan’tdriveveryfar.Thereisnotenoughpetrol.
04 Ididn’teatenough.I’mhungry.Iateenough.I’mfine.MystomachhurtsbecauseIatetoomuchdessert.
05 Therearetoomanycarshere.Ican’tfindmine!
Youwatchtoomuchtelevision.Maybeyoushouldreadabook.
Youmadetoomuchpasta.Wecan’teatitall.Idon’thaveenougheggstomakeacake.Wouldyougotothesupermarket?
Therearetoomanypeopleintheroom.Therearenotenoughglasses.
06 CanItakeaphotographofyou?Okay.Wheredoyouwantmetosit?Doyouwanttogotoarestaurant?Okay.Meetmeateightthisevening.
07 Thisisaverybeautifulpainting.Howmuchdoesitcost?Itcoststhreehundreddollars.Thatistoomuchmoney.Wouldyousellitforless?
Icansellittoyoufortwohundredandeightydollars.
Okay.Iwillbuyit.
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08 Yourboyfriendcalled.Hewantsyoutocallhimtonight.
Okay.Iwillcallhim.Yoursistercalled.Shewantsyoutocallheratfouro’clock.
Okay.Iwillcallher.
09 Shehasaviolin.Sheforgotherviolin.Hehasahat.Heforgothishat.
10 Sheforgottobringanumbrella.Sheforgotherbook.Youforgotyoursock!Youforgotyourlunch!
11 Heforgothiskeys.Herememberedhiskeys.Sheforgothercoffee.Sherememberedhercoffee.
12 DoyourememberMaria’saddress?No,I’msorry.Ihaveforgottenit.Doyourememberherphonenumber?Yes.It’s555-2468.
13 Doyourememberwhenwelivedhere?No,Idon’trememberwhenwelivedthere.Iwasababy.
Ihaveforgottenwhereweboughtthis.Don’tyouremember?WeboughtthisinGermany.
14 Frank!I’mAlex.Doyourememberme?Yes,Irememberyou!ThisismywifeJennifer.Nicetomeetyou,Jennifer.FrankandIwerefriendsatuniversity.
Hehastalkedaboutyou.Nicetomeetyou,Alex.
15 Didyouremembertovotethismorning?No,Iforgot.Don’tforgettovotetoday!Okay.Iwillvoteafterwork.
16 Whatareyoulearningaboutinschool?We’relearningaboutanimalsthatliveintheocean.
Isitinteresting?Yes.Ithinkthatwhalesandsharksareveryinteresting.
17 Thewomenarelearningaboutthepainting.Thesechildrenarelearningabouttheanimal.HisdaughterislearningaboutBrazil.
18 Hergrandmotherislearninghowtousethecomputer.
Thegirlislearninghowtobakeacake.Thebabyislearninghowtowalk.Thegirlislearninghowtoswim.
19 Whatareyoulearningaboutinschool?I’mlearningabouttheUnitedKingdom.AreyoulearninghowtospeakEnglish?Yes,I’mlearninghowtospeakEnglish.
20 Wouldyouliketolearnhowtouseacomputer?
Yes,Iwouldliketolearnhowtouseacomputer.
Wouldyouliketolearnhowtoswim?Yes,Iwouldliketolearnhowtoswim.
21 Wehavebeenwatchingthenewssincenineo’clock.
Ihavebeenpracticingsincethreeo’clock.Shehaswrittenforthismagazinesince1992.
Theyhavelivedinthishousesince1975.
22 Howlonghasshebeenthequeen?Shehasbeenthequeensince1952.Howlonghaveyoubeenwaitinghere?Ihavebeenwaitingheresincetwelveo’clock.
23 IhavelivedinJapansinceIwasababy.MywifeandIhavebeenmarriedforthirty-fiveyears.
IhavenotwatchedthisfilmsinceIwasachild!
WewereborninIndiabutwehavelivedintheUnitedKingdomforthreeyears.
24 HaveyoueverbeentonorthernItaly?No,IhaveneverbeentonorthernItaly.Haveyou?
Yes,IhavebeentonorthernItaly,butnotsince1982.
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25 They’relearningaboutsouthernAfrica.She’steachingthemaboutwesternAfrica.They’relearningabouteasternAfrica.She’steachingthemaboutnorthernAfrica.
26 IliveinsouthernItaly.We’revisitingeasternChina.ShelivesinthewesternUnitedStates.TheseanimalsliveinnorthernRussia.
27 HaveyouevereatenIndianfood?No,Ineverhave.HaveyouevereatenIndianfood?Yes,Ihave.Ilikeditverymuch.
28 HaveyoueverbeentoRussia?Yes.IusedtoliveinMoscow.Really?IusedtoliveinMoscow!IhaveneverbeentoRussia,butIwanttovisitoneday.
29 Ihavetocookdinneragain.Ihavetocleantheflooragain.Ihavetowashupagain.
30 Lastweekmybicycledidn’twork.Myhusbandusedaspannerandplierstorepairit.
Todaymybicycleisbrokenagain.IthinkIwillbuyanewbicycle.
31 Didyouwin?Yes,wewonagain!Whereisyourbook?Iforgotitagain.
32 DidyouunderstandwhatIsaid?No.Canyousayitagain,please?HaveyoueverbeentoChina?Yes.Iwentlastyear,andI’mgoingagainnextmonth.
33 WhenwillyouarriveinNewYork?Idon’tknow.Myflightisdelayedagain.Didyoupracticethismorning?Yes,andwe’repracticingagainthisafternoonforourmatchtomorrow.
Wouldyouliketoridethisagain?Yes!Weshouldrideitagain!
34 Didyoubringyourbook,Tom?I’msorry.Iforgotitagain!Pleaseremembertobringittomorrow.Okay.Iwillrememberit.
35 WouldyouliketogowithmetoaFrenchrestaurantonFriday?
I’msorry,Ican’t.I’meatingdinnerwithmygrandmotheronFriday.
AreyoufreeonSaturday?Yes,I’mfree.Doyouwanttowatchafilm?Okay!IwillmeetyouhereatoneonSaturdayafternoon.
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4.4 Core Lesson
01 Nooneintheofficeiscelebrating.Thewomenarecelebrating.Thebusinessmenarecelebrating.Theboysarenotcelebrating.
02 They’recelebratingbecausetheyhavewonthematch.
They’recelebratingbecauseit’shisbirthday.They’recelebratingbecausetheyhavefinisheduniversity.
They’recelebratingbecausetheyhavebeenmarriedforfortyyears.
03 She’ssleepingduringthefilmbecauseshe’stired.
Weateduringthematch.Theytookphotographsduringtheconcert.Hereadamagazineduringtheflight.
04 LastyearIwentonholidaytosouthernItalyforamonth.
Duringthatholiday,Ivisitedalotofchurchesandmuseums.
IwenttoParisonbusinesslastweek.DuringthefourdaysIwasthere,Imetmanybusinessmenandbusinesswomen.
05 Areyouhereonholiday?No,I’mhereonbusiness.DidyougotoAustraliaonbusiness?No.Iwasthereonholiday.
06 She’sinthiscityonholiday.She’sinthiscityonbusiness.They’regoingtoMexicoonholiday.They’regoingtoMexicoonbusiness.
07 Whyaren’tyouatschool?Theschoolisclosed.Todayisaholiday.Whyareyougoingtotheparktoday?Todayisaholiday.
08 Onthisholidaypeoplegotofancydressparties.
MexicanscelebratethisholidayinNovember.OnthisholidaypeoplecelebratetheNewYear.
09 Mysonhasbeenasoldiersincehewaseighteenyearsold.
Somepeoplearecelebratingduringthematch.Hehasnotwornasuitsince1975.
10 DoIhavetogotoschool?Yes.Todayisnotaholiday.DoIhavetogotoschool?No.Todayisaholiday.
11 Inthisparadethey’replayingmusic.Inthisparadethewomenaredancing.Inthisparadethewomenarecarryingfruitontheirheads.
12 Whyisthereaparadetoday?Becausewe’recelebratingtheChineseNewYear.
Whyisthereaparadetoday?Becauseourfootballteamhaswonallofitsmatches!
13 TheseareHindustatues.ThisisaChristianchurch.They’revisitingaBuddhisttemple.
14 TheJewishmanissingingtohisson.ThisMuslimmanisinthemosque.They’recelebratingaHinduholiday.They’recelebratingaBuddhistholiday.
15 WhenisthisJewishholidaycelebrated?ThisJewishholidayiscelebratedinthespring.
WhenisthisMuslimholidaycelebrated?ThisMuslimholidayiscelebratedintheautumn.
16 ThisisaChristianwedding.ThisisaJewishwedding.ThisisaHinduwedding.
17 Whyareyoucelebrating?BecausetodayisaChristianholiday.Whyareyoucelebrating?Mysonandhisgirlfriendaregoingtogetmarried!
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18 Whatareyoureading?I’mreadingaboutJewishholidays.WhyareyoureadingaboutJewishholidays?BecauseI’mgoingtohavedinnerwithaJewishfamily.
19 Themusiciansarereadytoplay.Thesingerisnotreadytosing.Areyoureadytoeatdinner?Themenarereadytorun.Themanisalmostreadytogotowork,buthiswifeisnot.
Areyoureadytorideyourhorse?
20 It’stimetogotothewedding.Areyoureadytogo?
No,I’mnotreadytogo.Iwillbereadysoon.I’mreadytogototheparade.Isittimetogo?Yes,it’stimetogo.
21 It’stimetogototheparty.Areyouready?I’malmostready.Iwillbereadyinfiveminutes.
Okay.Iwillwaitforyououtside.It’stimetogotherailwaystation.Areyouready?
I’malmostready.Ihavenotfinishedpackingmysuitcase.
Okay,butweneedtogosoon.
22 Let’sgotothepark.Okay.Let’sgotoRussianextmonth.Okay!WecanvisitMoscow.Areyoureadytogotothetheatre?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!
23 Let’sgotothezoo.Okay.Wecangothisafternoon.Areyoureadytogototherailwaystation?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!Areyoureadytogotothepark?Yes.Let’sgo.
24 Isittimetogototheparade?Yes.Let’sgototheparade!Areyoureadytogototherestaurant?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo.
25 Areyoureadytogotothematch?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!Areyoureadytogotothetheatre?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!
26 Hi!Welcomehome!Howareyou?I’mfine.Howwasyourholiday?Itwasverygood.
27 Wheredidyougo?IwenttonorthernJapanandIndia.WhatdidyouseeinJapan?Duringthewinterinthiscity,theJapanesebuildverybighousesoutofsnow.
Really?They’rebeautiful.Didyoulikethefood?
Yes.Thefishwasverygood.
28 AfterIleftJapan,IwenttoIndia.Thetaxislookverydifferentfromtheoneshere.
PeopleliketodanceandsingduringIndianholidays.
MyfriendJoelrodeanelephantinthecity!Wealsosawatempleinalake.WeatelunchwithaHindufamily.
29 Whatdidyoulikemostaboutyourholiday?Imetalotofinterestingpeople.IlikedthehotIndianfood.Isawsomebeautifulmountains.
30 Yourphotographsarebeautiful.DidyouknowthatI’mgoingtotheUnitedKingdom?
Really?Areyougoingonbusiness?No.I’mgoingonholiday.Whenareyougoing?I’mgoingnextmonth.
31 IhavestudiedEnglishforthreemonths.Ihavemypassport.Ihavefinishedpackingmysuitcase.Areyouready?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!
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4.5 Milestone
01 Areyouready?No,butI’malmostready.
02 Hello.Hello.
03 AreyouheretocelebratetheNewYear?Yes,we’reheretocelebratetheNewYear.
04 AreyoufromtheUnitedKingdom?Yes,wearefromtheUnitedKingdombutweliveinadifferentcity.
05 AreyoualsoBritish?No,we’rehereonholiday.
06 YouspeakEnglishverywell!Thankyou.
07 Howmanylanguagesdoyouspeak?Three:English,Italian,andalittleChinese.
08 Doyourememberthatking’swedding?Yes,Irememberthatking’swedding.Itwasbeautiful!
09 What’sontelevision?Theking’sweddingisontelevision.
10 Yes,Iremember.Thisiswhenmenfirstwalkedonthe...onthe...what’sitcalledinEnglish?
InEnglishit’scalledthe“moon”.
11 DidyouknowthatIsawaparadewiththeAmericanswhowalkedonthemoon?
Really?Ididn’tknowthat!
12 Whendidyouseeit?Isawitin1973whenIwasonholidayintheUnitedStates.
13 Areyouwatchingthenews?Yes,we’rewatchingthenews.
14 Didtheredteamwin?Yes,theredteamwon.
15 Howmuchdotheflagscost?Theflagscosttwopounds.
16 Canyouselloneforless?Idon’tknowifIcanselloneforless.
17 Icanselltwoflagsfortwopounds.Willyoubuytwo?
Yes,Iwillbuytwo.
18 Thankyou.You’rewelcome.
19 Areyoureadytogo?Yes,I’mready.Let’sgo!
A aB bC cD dE eF fG gH hI iJ jK kL lM mN nO oP pQ qR rS sT tU uV vW wX xY yZ z
Alphabet
Inthisindex,eachwordisfollowedbytheUnitandLessoninwhichitoccurs.Thenumberoftimesthatthewordappearsinthelessonisenclosedinparentheses.
Enesteíndice,acadapalabralesiguelaUnidadylaLecciónenqueaparece.Entreparéntesisseencuentraelnúmerodevecesqueaparecelapalabraencadalección.
Danscetindex,chaquemotestsuividelaPartieetdelaLeçoncorrespondantes.Lenombredefoisoùlemotapparaîtdanschaqueleçonestindiquéentreparenthèses.
IndiesemIndexstehtnachjedemWortderTeilmitderLektion,inderdasWortvorkommt.InKlammernwirdangegeben,wieofteinWortineinerLektionauftritt.
Inquestoindice,ogniparolaèseguitadall’UnitàedallaLezionecorrispondente.Ilnumerodivoltechelaparolaappareinognilezioneèindicatoinparentesi.
Nesteíndice,cadapalavraencontra-seseguidapelaUnidadeeoCapítuloemqueaparece.Onúmerodevezesemqueapalavraapareceemcadacapítuloencontra-seemparênteses.
Каждое слово, находящееся в этом указателе, сопровождается сноской на раздел и урок, в которых это слово встречается. В скобках указано, сколько раз данное слово упомянуто в уроке.
إّن ُكل كلمٍة في هذا الفهرس تليها الوحدة و الدرس الذي وردت فيهما. توّضح األرقام.بين األقواس عدد المرات التي وردت فيها هذه الكلمة في الدرس
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a 1.1(16),1.2(18),1.3(18),1.4(37),1.5(4),2.1(10),2.2(31),2.3(12),2.4(18),2.5(1),3.1(10),3.2(37),3.3(29),3.4(50),3.5(2),4.1(30),4.2(25),4.3(17),4.4(23),4.5(3)
able 2.4(1),3.1(4),3.2(2)about 2.2(11),2.5(2),4.1(6),4.2(7),
4.3(12),4.4(3)add 3.4(7)added 3.4(1)adding 3.4(5)address 4.3(1)adults 4.1(1)aeroplane 1.1(1)afraid 2.2(3),2.4(6)Africa 2.2(7),2.3(7),2.4(3),4.3(4)after 1.2(2),1.4(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)afternoon 2.5(2),4.3(2),4.4(1)again 4.3(13)ago 2.2(11),2.5(3),3.1(4),4.1(1)agree 4.2(4)airport 3.1(1),3.2(1)Alex 4.3(2)all 2.1(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),4.3(2),
4.4(1)almost 3.3(10),4.4(3),4.5(1)already 2.2(5),3.1(5),3.2(1),3.3(2),
3.4(1)also 4.2(11),4.4(1),4.5(1)although 2.1(4)always 1.3(7),3.2(2)am 2.2(1),3.3(3)American 4.1(6),4.2(1)Americans 4.1(1),4.5(1)an 1.1(1),1.4(4),1.5(1),2.3(3),
2.4(5),3.2(1),4.1(9),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)
ancient 4.2(3)and 1.1(2),1.2(4),1.3(6),1.4(4),
2.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(3),2.4(4),3.1(10),3.2(2),3.3(3),3.4(11),4.1(2),4.2(6),4.3(7),4.4(5),4.5(1)
animal 2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(2),3.4(1),4.3(1)
animals 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(1),4.3(2)
answering 4.1(1)Antarctica 2.2(3),2.3(2),2.4(1),4.2(1)Anthony 3.1(1)any 3.1(7),3.2(1),4.1(2)apple 1.1(1),1.5(1),2.3(2),3.3(2)
apples 1.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)Arabic 4.2(1)Arctic 2.3(4)are 1.1(6),1.2(14),1.3(5),1.4(6),
1.5(3),2.1(17),2.2(8),2.3(7),2.4(22),2.5(3),3.1(10),3.2(8),3.3(5),3.4(12),3.5(2),4.1(17),4.2(5),4.3(16),4.4(32),4.5(7)
aren’t 4.4(1)arm 1.4(8),2.1(1)arrive 2.3(1),4.3(1)arrived 2.3(1)arriving 3.1(1),4.1(1)art 2.1(4),3.1(2)as 3.3(5)Asia 2.2(9),2.4(2),4.1(2)ask 3.2(1)at 1.1(1),1.3(3),1.5(2),2.1(1),
2.2(6),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(4),3.2(3),3.3(7),3.4(3),4.2(4),4.3(4),4.4(1)
ate 3.3(1),4.3(3),4.4(2)AtlanticOcean 2.3(4)Australia 2.2(4),2.3(3),2.4(1),4.4(1)Australian 4.1(1)autumn 1.3(1),3.1(1),3.5(1),4.4(1)baby 1.2(1),1.4(1),2.1(2),2.2(5),
2.3(1),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(3)baby’s 1.4(1)bad 1.2(1),1.3(1)bake 3.4(1),4.3(1)baked 3.4(1),4.2(1)baking 3.4(7)ball 1.1(14),2.2(2),2.3(1),3.1(3),
3.3(3),4.2(3)balls 2.4(1)banana 3.4(5)bananas 3.4(3)bank 3.2(2)Barcelona 1.4(1)bath 1.2(5)bathroom 1.2(1),3.4(1)bathtub 1.2(4)be 1.3(1),1.4(9),2.1(1),2.2(1),
2.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.2(6),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(2)
beach 1.3(1),1.4(2),2.3(2),3.2(2),3.4(1)
bean 3.3(1)beautiful 2.4(9),2.5(1),4.3(1),4.4(3),4.5(1)because 1.1(6),1.3(2),2.1(6),2.2(4),
3.1(5),3.3(2),4.3(1),4.4(9)
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bed 1.1(3),2.1(1)bedroom 1.2(5),1.3(2),3.5(1)been 2.2(17),2.5(2),3.5(2),4.1(2),
4.3(13),4.4(2)before 1.3(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)began 3.1(1),4.2(1)begins 4.2(1)behind 1.1(2),1.2(1),3.2(2)Beijing 4.2(1)beside 1.1(2),1.2(3),2.3(2),3.2(1)best 4.2(3)better 1.1(1),1.3(2),2.1(3),2.4(1),
3.2(1),4.1(1)between 2.3(6)bicycle 1.1(5),1.4(6),2.2(1),3.2(1),
3.3(1),3.4(1),4.3(3)big 2.3(2),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.3(2),
4.4(1)bigger 2.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(2)bin 1.2(5)bird 2.4(6)birds 2.4(6)birthday 3.4(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)black 1.1(1),1.3(2),2.4(1),3.2(1)blue 1.1(1),1.3(3),2.1(10),3.4(1)boat 1.1(2),2.3(1)boats 2.2(1)book 1.1(1),2.2(3),2.4(1),3.1(5),
3.2(2),4.2(5),4.3(4)books 3.1(4),3.2(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),
4.3(1)boring 3.1(8),3.2(1),3.5(1)born 2.2(9),2.5(2),4.2(2),4.3(1)bought 2.3(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),
4.3(2)bowl 1.2(1)bowls 1.2(1)box 3.2(5),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(2)boy 1.1(7),1.2(3),1.3(2),1.4(1),
2.1(4),2.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(3)boy’s 1.4(2),3.4(1)boyfriend 3.1(7),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)boys 1.3(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)Brazil 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),4.3(1)Brazilians 4.1(1)bread 3.3(2),3.4(2)breakfast 1.4(1),3.1(1)bridge 2.2(3)briefcase 3.2(9)bring 1.5(2),3.2(3),4.1(4),4.3(3)British 4.5(1)broken 1.1(4),1.5(2),4.3(1)
brother 3.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(2)brothers 1.2(1)brought 2.1(2),4.1(4)brown 1.1(1),2.4(2)brush 1.4(1),3.4(1)brushing 3.1(1)Buddhist 4.4(2)build 2.2(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)building 2.2(14),2.3(1),3.1(2),3.3(3),
4.1(2),4.2(2)built 2.2(1),2.3(1),2.5(1),4.2(4)bus 1.3(1),1.4(1),3.2(2),4.3(1)business 4.4(6)businessman 4.2(3)businessmen 4.2(2),4.4(2)businesswoman 4.2(4)businesswomen 4.2(2),4.4(1)but 1.3(5),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(9),
2.5(1),3.1(5),3.2(16),3.3(2),3.4(3),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(2),4.5(2)
butter 3.4(1)buy 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(4),3.1(1),
3.2(6),3.4(1),4.3(2),4.5(2)buying 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(2)by 3.3(4),4.2(1)cafe 3.1(1)cake 1.1(1),2.1(2),3.2(2),3.3(5),
3.4(4),4.2(3),4.3(3)call 1.4(1),4.2(1),4.3(4)called 4.2(11),4.3(2),4.5(2)camel 2.4(2)camels 2.4(2)camera 3.2(2)cameras 1.1(1)camp 1.3(1),2.4(2)can 1.1(1),2.1(8),2.3(3),2.4(12),
2.5(5),3.1(1),3.2(16),3.4(3),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(2),4.5(3)
can’t 2.3(1),2.4(3),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(6)
car 1.1(3),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(2),2.1(3),2.4(1),2.5(3),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(2),4.2(2)
card 3.2(1)careful 1.4(9),2.4(1),3.4(1)carpet 1.2(3),2.1(1),3.3(1)carpets 1.2(1)carrot 3.3(1)carrots 3.2(1)carry 3.2(12),4.3(1)
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carrying 3.2(4),4.1(2),4.4(1)cars 2.3(1),4.3(2)cash 3.2(8)cat 1.1(1),1.2(2),2.3(2),2.4(3),
4.2(1)catch 1.1(2),2.2(2)catches 3.1(1)catching 1.1(2)Catherine 2.5(1)caught 1.1(2),4.2(3)ceiling 1.2(4)celebrate 4.4(2),4.5(2)celebrated 4.4(4)celebrating 4.4(14)centimetres 3.3(2),3.4(1)centre 3.1(1)chair 1.2(1)chairs 2.1(1),4.3(1)cheese 3.3(6)chicken 1.2(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)chickens 2.4(3)child 2.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)children 1.1(1),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.4(1),
3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(3)China 2.2(1),2.3(2),3.1(1),4.3(2)Chinese 2.1(1),3.1(3),3.2(2),4.1(6),
4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)chocolate 1.3(2),3.2(1)choosing 3.4(8)chose 3.4(2)Christian 4.4(3)church 4.1(2),4.2(1),4.4(1)churches 4.4(1)cinema 1.1(1),3.2(1)city 3.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(4),4.5(1)clean 1.2(9),3.2(2),4.3(1)cleaner 3.1(1)cleaning 1.2(8),2.2(3)climb 1.1(4),2.1(1)climbing 1.1(8),1.4(2),4.1(1)clock 1.1(2),3.3(1)closed 4.4(1)clothes 1.2(2),3.1(3),4.1(3)coat 1.4(1),3.1(2)coats 2.4(1)coffee 1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(1),3.4(1),
4.3(2)cold 1.3(4),2.1(1),3.4(4)colour 3.1(2),4.2(1)come 1.2(1)coming 1.4(1),1.5(2),2.1(4)companies 4.2(1)
company 4.2(8)computer 1.1(4),4.3(3)computers 4.3(1)concert 4.4(1)condolences 2.2(4)congratulations 2.2(6),4.2(3)continent 2.2(13),4.2(1)continents 2.3(1)cook 3.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)cooker 1.2(4),2.4(1),3.3(1)cooking 3.4(1),4.1(1)cooks 3.1(1)cost 3.2(2),3.3(3),4.3(1),4.5(2)costs 2.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(3),4.3(1)counted 3.3(2)counter 1.2(5),2.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1)counting 3.3(3)country 2.2(6),4.2(1)cow 2.4(1)cows 2.4(3)cups 1.2(1),2.5(1)currency 3.2(6)cut 3.3(9),3.4(2)cutting 3.3(1),3.4(1)dad 2.4(1)Dad 3.1(1)dance 1.1(2),1.3(1),4.4(1)danced 1.4(1)dances 2.1(1)dancing 1.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)dangerous 2.4(17),3.1(2),3.5(2)Daniel 3.1(2)daughter 1.1(1),2.2(1),2.5(2),3.1(1),
4.2(1),4.3(1)day 1.1(4),1.3(1),1.4(10),2.3(1),
3.4(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)days 2.2(1),4.4(1)dead 2.2(2)degrees 1.4(6),3.3(2),3.4(1)delayed 2.3(1),4.3(1)depart 2.3(1)departed 2.3(1)departs 1.4(3),2.1(1)desert 2.3(5),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(2)dessert 2.1(2),4.1(1),4.3(1)dictionary 3.2(1)did 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.4(1),2.3(11),
3.1(6),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.1(7),4.2(2),4.3(5),4.4(6),4.5(3)
didn’t 1.1(5),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),4.2(4),4.3(2),4.5(1)
died 2.2(5)
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different 4.2(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)difficult 1.1(14),1.3(1)dinner 1.4(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),
4.3(2),4.4(2)dirtier 2.4(1)dirty 1.2(2),2.1(1),2.4(1)disagree 4.2(6)discovered 4.2(6)dishes 1.2(8),3.2(1)dishwasher 1.2(6),2.1(1),3.1(1)do 1.1(11),1.2(2),1.3(4),1.4(6),
1.5(2),2.1(11),2.3(2),2.4(1),3.1(9),3.2(6),3.3(8),3.4(5),3.5(2),4.1(2),4.2(7),4.3(7),4.4(2),4.5(3)
doctor 1.4(1),2.3(1),3.4(1)Doctor 1.4(1)doctor’s 1.4(1)Dodd 4.2(1)does 1.1(9),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.3(1)doesn’t 1.1(6),1.3(1),2.1(3),2.2(1),
3.1(3)dog 1.3(1),2.1(2),2.3(7),2.4(3),
3.3(1),4.2(2)dogs 1.3(1),2.1(1)doing 2.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)dollars 3.2(9),3.3(3),4.3(2)don’t 1.1(4),1.5(2),2.1(9),2.3(1),
2.4(5),3.1(5),3.2(4),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.3(6),4.5(1)
door 1.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(2)dress 1.1(1),1.3(2),2.1(4),2.4(2),
3.2(1),3.3(1),4.4(1)drink 1.3(3),1.4(1),2.4(2)drinking 3.1(1),4.2(1)drive 1.1(1),1.4(1),4.3(2)driven 2.2(1),4.2(1)drove 2.3(1)drums 2.3(1)drunk 3.3(1)duck 2.4(3)ducks 2.4(3)during 4.4(9)each 1.1(11),2.3(1),3.1(3),4.1(1),
4.2(1)ear 1.4(4)early 1.3(2),3.1(1)ears 1.4(1)east 2.3(5)eastern 4.3(2)easy 1.1(10),1.3(1)eat 1.1(1),1.3(4),2.2(1),2.5(1),
3.1(2),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(1)
eaten 2.2(1),3.1(3),4.3(2)eating 1.1(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),
3.3(4),3.4(1),4.3(1)eats 1.4(1)eggs 3.2(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)Egypt 2.2(1),2.3(1),4.2(2)Egyptian 4.1(4),4.2(1)eight 1.4(1),3.2(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)eighteen 4.4(1)eighty 3.2(2),4.3(1)elbow 1.4(3)elbows 1.4(2)election 4.1(10)elephant 2.4(2),4.4(1)elephants 2.4(2)eleven 1.3(1),2.2(1)emails 4.1(1)Emily 3.1(1)empty 1.2(6),2.3(1),3.2(2)ended 4.1(1)English 2.1(1),2.2(3),3.1(3),3.2(3),
3.5(1),4.2(12),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(4)
enough 2.1(12),2.5(2),3.1(1),3.2(7),3.3(2),3.5(2),4.3(8)
Europe 2.2(7),2.3(2),4.1(1)euros 3.2(9)evening 2.1(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)ever 4.3(5)everyone 2.1(12),2.5(1),3.3(1),4.1(2)everything 2.1(8)exchange 3.2(10)exchanged 3.2(1)excuse 2.3(2),2.4(2),3.2(4)exercise 1.3(6)exercises 1.3(1),3.2(1)exercising 1.3(5),3.1(2),4.2(1)expensive 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.2(1)eye 1.4(3)eyes 1.4(3)face 1.1(1),1.2(1)falling 1.4(5),2.1(1)families 2.2(1)family 1.5(1),2.2(1),2.5(2),3.2(4),
4.1(1),4.4(2)famous 1.3(1),3.1(1)fancy 2.1(1),4.4(1)far 4.3(1)fast 2.4(1)faster 1.3(1)
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father 1.1(3),2.2(1),3.2(1),4.2(2)fell 1.4(9),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(1)fence 1.1(15),1.4(3)fifteen 2.2(2),3.3(2)fifty 2.2(2),3.1(2),3.3(1),3.4(4)film 2.2(2),3.1(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),
4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(1)finally 2.3(2),3.4(2)find 1.3(2),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),
3.1(3),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.3(1)fine 3.5(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)finger 1.4(1)finish 2.2(4)finished 2.2(5),4.1(1),4.4(3)fire 2.3(5)first 2.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(2),4.5(1)fish 2.1(2),3.3(1),3.4(3),4.3(1),
4.4(1)fit 1.3(1),3.5(1)fits 2.1(1),3.2(1),3.5(1)five 2.1(2),2.2(3),2.5(1),3.1(2),
3.2(3),3.3(4),3.4(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)
flag 4.1(2)flags 4.1(3),4.5(3)flight 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.3(3),4.3(1),
4.4(1)floor 1.2(18),1.3(2),1.4(1),1.5(4),
2.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)flour 3.4(4)flower 1.1(1)flowers 1.1(3),2.1(1),2.3(4),3.2(1),3.3(1)fly 2.4(4)flying 2.4(4)food 4.1(13),4.3(2),4.4(2)football 1.1(1),1.3(8),1.5(2),2.2(2),
3.1(1),4.1(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)for 1.3(7),1.4(2),2.1(12),2.2(13),
2.3(1),2.5(2),3.1(11),3.2(13),3.3(2),3.4(8),3.5(3),4.1(7),4.2(14),4.3(8),4.4(4),4.5(3)
forest 2.3(5),2.4(2),3.2(2)forget 4.3(1)forgot 4.3(11)forgotten 4.3(2)fork 3.2(1)forks 2.1(2)forty 4.1(1),4.4(1)found 1.3(2),2.2(1),4.2(1)four 1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),
3.2(1),3.3(7),3.4(3),4.3(1),4.4(1)
France 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(5)frank 4.3(2)free 4.3(2)French 4.1(7),4.2(2),4.3(1)fresh 3.4(7)Friday 4.3(2)friend 2.1(2),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.4(1)friends 2.1(1),3.1(2),4.3(1)frog 2.4(5),4.2(1)from 1.3(2),1.5(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),
2.4(4),3.4(1),4.4(1),4.5(2)front 4.1(1)frozen 3.4(4)fruit 3.2(2),3.3(1),4.4(1)full 1.2(6),2.3(1),3.2(2)funeral 2.2(6)game 3.1(2)garden 1.1(7),3.2(1),3.4(2)gave 2.3(1)German 4.1(5)Germans 4.1(1)Germany 2.3(3),4.1(1),4.3(1)get 2.2(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)gets 3.2(1)getting 2.2(4),4.2(1)girl 1.1(6),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(2),
2.1(5),2.2(1),2.3(3),3.1(1),3.3(3),3.4(4),4.1(1),4.3(2)
girl’s 1.4(2)girlfriend 3.1(8),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)girlfriends 3.1(1)girls 1.1(2),1.3(2)give 3.2(3),3.4(2)gives 3.2(1)giving 3.3(1)glass 1.2(6),1.4(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),
3.4(1)glasses 1.2(3),2.1(2),2.3(1),3.4(2),
4.3(1)go 1.1(1),1.3(3),1.4(1),2.1(2),
3.1(3),3.2(3),4.1(1),4.3(3),4.4(32),4.5(2)
goes 3.2(1)going 1.1(4),1.2(8),1.4(2),1.5(1),
2.1(4),2.2(3),2.4(1),3.1(8),3.2(2),3.3(1),4.1(5),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(10)
golf 1.3(2),2.2(1),3.1(2)good 1.2(1),1.3(4),1.4(2),2.4(4),
2.5(2),3.1(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(2)
goodbye 1.4(2)
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got 2.2(3),4.1(1)gramme 3.4(1)grammes 3.4(6)grandad 2.4(1)grandfather 1.1(1),2.2(1),2.5(1)grandmother 2.2(3),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(2)grandparents 2.2(1)grass 2.1(1),2.3(1)green 1.2(1),2.1(2)grey 1.1(1),1.3(2)grow 2.3(4),3.2(1)growing 2.3(3)grows 2.3(1)guests 2.1(1)guitar 1.1(1),1.3(3),2.1(2),2.3(1),
3.1(1),4.2(1)had 3.2(11)hair 3.1(2)half 3.3(11)hammer 3.4(8)hammers 3.4(1)hands 1.4(1),2.3(1),3.1(1)happened 1.4(11),1.5(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),
4.1(2)happy 2.1(2),2.2(3),3.3(1)has 1.3(1),1.4(4),2.1(5),2.2(4),
2.5(2),3.1(8),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(6),4.4(3)
hat 1.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(2)have 1.1(5),1.2(6),1.4(8),1.5(3),
2.1(7),2.2(20),2.3(3),3.1(17),3.2(16),3.3(4),3.4(5),3.5(6),4.1(3),4.2(5),4.3(26),4.4(10)
he 1.1(6),1.3(1),1.4(4),2.1(5),2.2(7),2.3(7),2.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(8),3.2(6),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(8),4.2(3),4.3(6),4.4(3)
he’s 1.1(8),1.2(4),1.3(7),1.4(4),2.1(3),2.2(6),2.4(3),2.5(1),3.1(4),3.2(2),3.4(12),4.1(4),4.2(6)
head 1.4(7)heads 4.4(1)hello 3.5(2),4.5(2)help 1.5(2),2.1(3),2.5(1),3.4(1)helped 3.1(1)helping 1.1(1)her 1.1(1),1.3(1),1.4(4),2.1(3),
2.2(2),2.3(2),2.5(2),3.1(5),3.2(2),3.3(2),3.4(3),4.2(5),4.3(8)
here 1.1(4),1.3(7),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(4),2.4(2),2.5(4),3.1(4),3.2(7),3.3(1),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(3),4.3(7),4.4(3),4.5(3)
hers 2.3(4),2.4(1)hi 4.4(1)him 2.1(1),2.2(3),2.3(1),3.1(5),
3.2(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(2)Hindu 4.4(4)his 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(2),1.4(10),
2.1(2),2.2(2),2.3(8),2.4(1),3.1(7),3.2(4),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(4),4.3(4),4.4(4)
history 2.2(1),3.1(1)hold 2.3(4),2.5(2)holding 2.3(7),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(1)holiday 3.2(6),4.4(23),4.5(2)holidays 4.4(3)home 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.5(2),3.1(1),4.4(1)hoover 1.2(3),1.5(2)hoovering 1.2(7)hope 2.2(8),2.4(3),3.5(1)hopes 2.2(1),2.4(2)horse 1.1(1),1.4(2),2.4(2),4.4(1)horses 2.4(2)hospital 2.2(3),3.2(1),4.1(1)hot 1.3(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(4),
4.4(1)hotel 4.1(1)hour 3.4(1)hours 1.4(1),2.2(1),4.1(1)house 1.1(1),2.1(3),2.2(6),2.3(3),
2.5(2),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.5(2),4.2(2),4.3(1)
houses 4.4(1)how 2.1(5),2.2(4),2.5(1),3.1(3),
3.2(2),3.3(20),3.4(3),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(13),4.4(2),4.5(2)
hugging 1.1(1)hundred 2.2(2),3.2(2),3.3(2),3.4(11),
4.3(2)hungry 1.3(1),2.3(1),3.2(3),4.3(1)hurt 1.4(12),2.1(1),2.4(1)hurts 1.4(13),1.5(1),4.3(1)husband 2.5(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),4.3(1)I 1.1(13),1.2(14),1.3(17),1.4(23),
1.5(7),2.1(21),2.2(16),2.3(16),2.4(3),2.5(3),3.1(39),3.2(37),3.3(19),3.4(9),3.5(6),4.1(10),4.2(25),4.3(47),4.4(19),4.5(8)
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I’m 1.1(4),1.2(16),1.3(5),1.4(3),2.1(2),2.2(6),2.3(4),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.2(7),3.3(3),3.4(12),3.5(1),4.1(6),4.2(5),4.3(10),4.4(17),4.5(2)
ice 2.3(4),2.4(1)if 2.1(8),3.1(11),3.2(15),3.4(1),
4.5(1)ill 1.4(2)important 3.1(15),4.1(1)in 1.1(4),1.2(7),1.3(12),1.4(2),
2.1(17),2.2(28),2.3(18),2.4(11),3.1(9),3.2(21),3.3(4),3.4(9),3.5(4),4.1(14),4.2(29),4.3(14),4.4(15),4.5(4)
India 4.1(4),4.3(1),4.4(2)Indian 2.3(4),4.1(4),4.3(2),4.4(2)insect 2.4(6),3.5(2)insects 2.4(1)inside 1.1(1),1.3(3),2.5(1)instruments 1.3(1),2.3(1),4.2(1)interesting 3.1(11),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),
4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(1)Internet 4.1(5)into 3.2(3),3.3(3)is 1.1(36),1.2(40),1.3(39),1.4(12),
1.5(3),2.1(50),2.2(30),2.3(63),2.4(45),2.5(9),3.1(55),3.2(26),3.3(52),3.4(34),3.5(11),4.1(32),4.2(27),4.3(15),4.4(22),4.5(2)
island 4.2(1)it 1.1(9),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(2),
1.5(2),2.1(5),2.2(5),2.3(10),2.4(8),2.5(6),3.1(13),3.2(15),3.4(3),4.2(7),4.3(16),4.4(3),4.5(4)
it’s 1.1(20),1.3(7),1.4(4),1.5(2),2.1(1),2.2(5),2.3(12),2.4(22),2.5(2),3.1(4),3.2(13),3.3(8),3.4(1),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(5),4.5(1)
Italian 4.1(5),4.5(1)Italians 4.1(1)Italy 2.2(1),2.3(1),4.3(4),4.4(1)its 4.4(1)Jane 4.2(1)Japan 2.3(1),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.3(1),
4.4(3)Japanese 4.1(3),4.4(1)jeans 3.2(2)Jennifer 4.3(2)jewellery 3.4(1),4.1(1)
Jewish 4.4(7)Joel 4.4(1)Johann 3.5(2)John 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.1(3),4.2(1)Jones 4.1(2)juice 1.2(2),3.3(1),3.4(1)Julia 2.5(1),3.1(2)July 2.2(1)jump 1.1(3)jumped 1.1(1),1.4(1)jumper 1.4(1),2.1(3),2.2(1)jumping 1.1(9),2.1(2)key 3.5(3)keys 2.1(1),2.4(1),4.3(2)kilogram 3.3(2)kilograms 3.3(10),3.4(1)king 4.1(7)king’s 4.5(3)kitchen 1.2(3),2.2(2)knee 1.4(3),1.5(1)knees 1.4(3)knife 3.2(1),3.4(1)know 2.1(24),3.1(10),3.2(1),3.3(1),
3.5(1),4.2(4),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(3)known 3.1(1)knows 2.1(4)ladder 1.1(2),1.4(2),1.5(2)lake 2.4(1),4.4(1)language 4.2(3)languages 4.2(5),4.5(1)laptop 2.3(1),4.2(1)last 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.2(4),4.1(1),
4.2(3),4.3(2),4.4(2)late 4.2(1)learn 4.3(4)learning 4.3(15)least 3.3(7)leave 1.3(1)leaving 2.2(1)left 4.4(1)leg 1.4(4)legs 1.4(2)lemon 3.3(1)less 2.1(1),3.3(2),4.3(1),4.5(2)let’s 4.4(11),4.5(1)letter 1.3(1),4.1(1)letters 3.1(1)library 1.2(1),3.1(1),3.2(1)like 1.1(21),1.2(1),1.4(1),1.5(1),
2.1(5),2.3(5),2.4(1),2.5(4),3.1(2),3.2(17),3.3(9),3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(3),4.3(6),4.4(3)
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liked 4.3(1),4.4(1)likes 3.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(1)limes 1.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)listen 1.3(1)listening 4.1(1)little 3.2(7),3.4(1),4.5(1)live 1.3(1),1.5(1),2.2(1),2.4(6),
3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(5),4.5(1)lived 2.2(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(5)lives 2.3(1),3.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(1)living 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),
2.5(2),3.1(1),3.5(1)London 1.5(1),2.3(1)long 2.2(4),2.5(1),3.3(8),4.1(1),
4.3(2)look 1.1(3),2.4(2),3.5(1),4.4(1)looking 1.3(5),2.1(2),3.4(1)looks 1.1(5),2.3(1)lose 2.1(3),3.1(2)losing 2.1(3)lost 2.1(7),2.2(2),3.1(1),4.1(1)lot 2.1(1),2.3(3),3.1(3),3.2(1),
3.4(1),4.4(2)Louis 3.1(2)Louise 4.2(1)love 1.1(1)lunch 1.1(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),
3.4(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)Lynn 4.2(1)machine 3.2(8)made 1.2(1),2.3(3),4.2(2),4.3(1)magazine 4.1(5),4.3(1),4.4(1)make 3.4(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)making 1.3(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)man 1.1(5),1.2(4),1.3(7),1.4(2),
2.1(4),2.2(3),2.3(3),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.3(5),3.4(3),4.1(2),4.2(2),4.4(3)
man’s 1.4(1)manager 3.2(1)many 2.1(3),2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),
3.2(1),3.3(3),4.1(2),4.2(3),4.3(7),4.4(1),4.5(1)
map 2.3(1),3.4(1)Maria 3.1(2)Maria’s 4.3(1)married 2.2(13),2.5(2),3.1(2),4.1(1),
4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(2)marry 2.2(4)match 1.3(1),1.5(1),2.1(3),2.2(1),
3.1(2),3.2(1),4.1(6),4.3(1),4.4(4)matches 2.1(2),3.1(1),4.4(1)
maths 1.3(1),3.1(2)matter 1.4(7),1.5(1)Matthew 3.1(1)maybe 4.3(1)me 1.3(1),1.5(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),
2.4(2),3.1(2),3.2(7),3.3(3),3.4(4),4.3(4)
measure 3.3(3),3.4(5)measuring 3.3(3)meat 1.3(1),3.4(1)medicine 1.4(7),2.3(2),3.1(1)meet 2.5(1),3.1(13),4.1(1),4.3(4)meeting 1.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(2),4.2(1)men 1.1(2),2.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),
4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)met 3.1(7),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.4(2)metre 3.3(3)metres 3.3(12)Mexican 4.1(5)Mexicans 4.1(1),4.4(1)Mexico 2.3(3),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(2)mile 3.3(1)milk 1.2(2),1.4(1),3.3(3),3.4(3)millilitres 3.4(5)mine 2.3(5),2.4(5),3.3(1),4.3(1)Minister 4.1(3)minutes 2.2(1),4.4(1)mobile 1.1(1)Monday 1.3(1)money 2.1(3),3.1(3),3.2(3),4.3(1)monkey 2.4(3)monkeys 2.4(1)month 2.1(2),2.2(3),3.1(1),4.1(2),
4.3(1),4.4(3)months 2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),4.4(1)moon 4.5(2)more 2.1(1),3.1(1),3.2(8),3.3(3)morning 1.3(2),1.4(3),2.3(1),4.2(2),
4.3(2)Moscow 4.3(2),4.4(1)mosque 4.2(2),4.4(1)most 4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)mother 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),
3.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.2(4)mother’s 3.3(1)mothers 2.1(1)mountain 4.1(1)mountains 3.2(1),4.4(1)mouth 1.4(4),3.4(1)Mr 4.1(3)much 2.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(11),3.4(1),
4.3(8),4.5(1)
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Mum 1.4(1),3.1(1)museum 2.1(3),3.1(1),4.2(1)museums 4.4(1)music 2.2(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)musician 2.1(2),4.2(3)musicians 4.4(1)Muslim 4.4(3)my 1.1(6),1.2(2),1.3(2),1.4(26),
1.5(1),2.1(3),2.2(15),2.3(4),2.4(9),2.5(5),3.1(19),3.2(15),3.3(5),3.4(6),3.5(2),4.2(4),4.3(8),4.4(6)
nail 3.4(2)nails 3.4(2)name 2.1(2),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.4(1)napkin 1.1(1)near 1.2(1),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.3(1)need 1.1(1),1.3(2),1.4(1),1.5(4),
2.1(6),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(3),4.2(2),4.4(1)
needs 2.1(1),3.4(1)never 1.3(5),2.2(1),3.2(2),4.3(3)new 2.1(1),2.2(5),3.1(2),4.3(1)NewYear 4.4(2),4.5(2)NewYork 1.1(1),3.1(1),4.3(1)newer 2.4(1)news 4.1(17),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(2)newspaper 1.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)next 2.2(2),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.4(2),
4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(2)nice 2.5(1),3.1(7),4.3(2)Nicholas 3.1(1)night 1.4(1),2.2(2)nine 1.4(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)ninety 3.3(1),3.4(1)no 1.1(8),1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(1),
1.5(5),2.1(11),2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(3),2.5(2),3.1(10),3.2(10),3.3(2),3.5(3),4.1(4),4.3(6),4.4(6),4.5(2)
north 2.3(4),2.4(1)NorthAmerica 2.2(4),4.1(1)northern 4.3(5),4.4(1)Norton 2.5(1)nose 1.4(6)not 1.1(1),1.3(6),1.5(2),2.1(3),
2.2(2),2.4(10),2.5(2),3.1(9),3.2(12),3.4(8),3.5(2),4.2(1),4.3(7),4.4(7)
nothing 2.1(8),3.5(1)November 4.4(1)
now 1.1(1),1.2(2),2.1(1),2.2(3),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(2)
number 1.4(1),3.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(1)o’clock 1.5(2),2.2(1),4.3(4)ocean 2.1(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),4.3(1)Ocean 2.3(8)of 1.2(7),1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(2),
2.2(6),2.3(24),2.4(8),3.1(7),3.2(9),3.3(23),3.4(19),4.1(12),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(4)
off 1.1(7),1.4(9),2.2(1)office 1.3(2),2.1(1),3.1(1),4.2(1),
4.4(1)okay 4.3(8),4.4(5)old 4.1(1),4.4(1)older 3.2(1)on 1.1(1),1.2(9),1.3(6),1.4(11),
1.5(2),2.1(9),2.2(9),2.3(3),3.2(19),3.3(2),3.4(4),4.1(18),4.2(3),4.3(7),4.4(15),4.5(6)
once 1.4(4)one 1.1(11),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.5(1),
2.1(8),2.2(3),2.3(1),2.4(3),3.1(2),3.2(4),3.3(18),3.4(4),4.1(2),4.3(2),4.4(1),4.5(2)
ones 4.4(1)only 3.2(22),3.4(1),4.2(2)onto 1.1(5)open 3.2(1)or 1.3(2),2.1(2),3.4(2)orange 1.1(2),1.2(2),2.1(1),2.3(2),
3.3(3),3.4(2)oranges 3.3(1)other 1.1(11),2.3(1),3.1(3),3.3(5),
4.1(1),4.2(3)our 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(5),
2.5(4),3.1(3),3.3(2),4.2(5),4.3(1),4.4(1)
ours 2.3(4),2.4(4),2.5(1)out 1.2(5),3.2(4),4.4(1)outside 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(4),1.4(3),
2.1(1),3.4(2),4.4(1)oven 3.4(6)over 1.1(6),2.4(1)PacificOcean 2.3(3)pack 3.2(1)packing 4.4(2)painting 2.1(1),2.3(1),3.3(1),4.1(2),
4.2(2),4.3(2)paintings 4.1(1)paper 2.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(6)
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papers 3.1(1)parade 4.4(8),4.5(1)parents 2.1(1),3.1(1)Paris 1.4(1),2.1(4),4.4(1)park 1.2(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),4.4(3)Parker 4.2(1)part 4.2(1)parties 4.4(1)party 1.1(1),2.1(1),4.1(1),4.2(2),
4.4(1)passport 1.1(1),4.4(1)pasta 3.4(8),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)pen 3.2(1),3.3(1)pencil 3.4(5)penguin 2.4(2)penguins 2.4(5)pens 2.1(1)people 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(2),2.2(3),
2.3(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(4),4.2(3),4.3(3),4.4(5)
pepper 1.3(1),3.4(1)person 3.2(2),3.3(1)Peter 3.1(2)petrol 4.3(1)phone 1.1(1),1.4(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),
4.2(2),4.3(1)photograph 1.3(2),2.3(2),2.4(2),4.2(6),
4.3(1)photographs 1.3(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),4.4(2)piano 1.3(1),2.1(3),3.1(1),4.2(1)pie 3.3(13),3.4(3)pies 3.3(1)pine 2.3(3)pizza 3.3(13),3.4(5)place 1.3(12),3.1(1)plant 2.3(4),2.4(1)plants 2.3(10)plaster 1.4(8),1.5(2)plasters 1.4(2)plate 3.3(2)plates 1.2(2),3.1(2),3.3(2)play 1.1(2),1.3(3),1.4(3),2.1(2),
3.1(3),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)playing 2.1(3),2.2(3),2.4(1),3.1(3),
3.3(2),4.1(1),4.4(1)plays 2.1(5),3.1(1)please 1.1(1),1.2(13),1.4(5),2.3(2),
3.1(1),3.3(6),3.4(3),4.3(2)pliers 3.4(6),4.3(1)policeofficer 2.3(1)polite 3.2(8)pool 1.1(6)
potatoes 3.3(3)pounds 3.2(3),4.5(2)practice 1.3(4),3.1(2),4.3(1)practiced 3.1(1)practicing 1.3(15),1.5(2),4.3(2)practise 1.3(5)president 4.1(8)Prime 4.1(3)primeminister 4.1(3)probably 2.1(9),2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1)pupil 1.2(1),3.4(1)pupils 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(1)put 1.3(2),3.2(4),3.3(3),3.4(1)putting 3.2(2),3.4(3)quarter 3.3(1)quarters 3.3(2)queen 4.1(7),4.3(2)questions 4.1(1)queue 4.1(2)radio 1.1(1),4.1(1)railway 3.2(1),4.4(2)rain 2.1(1),2.2(3),2.3(5),2.4(2),
3.1(1),3.2(2)rained 2.2(1),3.2(1)raining 1.4(1)read 1.1(2),3.1(5),3.2(1),3.4(1),
4.1(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)reading 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.2(1),3.4(1),
4.1(6),4.4(3)ready 4.4(26),4.5(4)really 4.2(8),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)Rebecca 3.1(2)red 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.1(11),2.4(1),
3.4(1),4.5(2)refrigerator 1.2(4),1.4(1),2.1(2),3.2(1)remember 4.3(10),4.5(3)remembered 4.3(2)rent 1.1(1),3.4(1)repair 1.1(7),1.2(1),2.1(1),2.5(5),
3.1(1),3.2(2),3.4(6),4.3(1)repaired 3.1(2)repairing 1.1(7),1.2(2),1.4(1),2.2(2)reservation 3.1(1),4.1(1)restaurant 3.1(4),4.1(3),4.3(2),4.4(1)returned 4.2(1)ride 1.4(1),2.4(3),3.2(2),3.3(1),
4.3(2),4.4(1)riding 1.4(2),2.4(1)right 3.1(9),3.5(2)ripe 3.4(9)rode 4.4(1)Rome 2.1(2),3.1(1),4.2(1)
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room 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(4),2.2(1),3.1(4),3.2(14),4.3(1)
RosettaStone 4.2(1)rotten 3.4(5)round 3.3(7)rubbish 1.2(10)rucksack 3.2(15)rucksacks 3.2(1)ruler 3.4(5)run 2.4(1),4.4(1)running 2.1(2),2.4(1),4.1(1)Russia 2.3(2),4.3(3),4.4(2)Russian 4.1(4),4.2(2)Russians 4.1(1)sad 2.1(2),2.2(3)said 2.3(9),2.4(2),4.2(2),4.3(1)sailed 2.2(1)sailing 1.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(2),3.1(1)salad 1.1(1),3.2(1),4.2(1)salads 3.3(1)sale 3.2(9)salt 3.4(3)Samantha 3.1(1)same 1.5(2),3.1(2),4.2(1)sand 2.3(4)sandals 3.4(1)sandwich 3.2(3)sandwiches 3.3(1)Saturday 4.3(2)saw 4.4(2),4.5(2)say 2.3(9),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)saying 4.2(2)says 2.4(2)scales 3.4(5)school 1.3(4),2.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(2),
4.4(4)science 3.1(1)scissors 3.4(4)screw 3.4(2)screwdriver 3.4(8)screws 3.4(2)seat 2.4(1),3.2(1)see 4.4(1),4.5(1)sell 3.2(4),4.3(2),4.5(3)selling 1.2(1)sending 4.1(1)seven 1.4(1),2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),
3.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)seventy 2.5(1)shark 2.4(1)sharks 2.4(2),4.3(1)she 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(3),
2.1(9),2.2(4),2.3(2),2.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(8),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(11)
she’s 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.3(3),1.4(3),2.1(1),2.2(3),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(7),4.1(6),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(3)
sheep 2.4(3),3.3(1)sheet 3.4(6)sheets 1.2(1)shirt 1.1(1),2.3(1),3.2(3)shoe 3.2(1)shoes 3.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(1)shopping 3.1(1),3.2(1)short 1.1(1)should 1.3(17),1.4(4),1.5(4),2.1(1),
2.3(1),3.2(6),3.5(1),4.2(1),4.3(2)
shouldn’t 1.3(2),3.2(3)shower 1.2(8),1.3(2)sign 4.2(1)since 4.3(9),4.4(2)sing 2.1(1),4.4(2)singer 1.3(1),4.4(1)singing 4.4(1)sink 1.2(7),2.1(3),3.4(1)sister 2.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)sit 3.2(1),4.3(1)sits 4.1(1)sitting 1.1(1),1.2(2),2.1(2)six 1.3(1),1.4(1),3.4(1)sixty 3.3(2)size 3.1(2)ski 1.1(3),1.3(1),2.1(1),3.1(2)skiing 1.3(1),1.4(3),3.1(3)skirts 1.3(2)skis 4.2(1)sleeping 2.1(2),3.1(1),4.4(1)slice 3.3(8)slices 3.3(2)small 2.1(1),2.3(1),2.4(1)smallest 3.4(1)smell 1.2(1)smells 1.2(1)Smith 4.1(1)snake 2.4(5)snakes 2.4(1)snow 1.4(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),4.3(1),
4.4(1)snowed 3.1(1)snows 3.1(1)sock 4.2(1),4.3(1)
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sofa 1.2(7),3.3(1),3.4(1)soldier 4.1(7),4.2(1),4.4(1)soldiers 4.1(5)some 1.4(2),2.3(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),
3.3(2),3.4(3),4.1(1),4.4(2)someone 1.3(13),2.1(8),2.4(4),3.2(2),
3.3(1),4.1(1)something 1.3(3),1.4(1),2.1(3),2.2(2),
3.2(3),3.5(1),4.1(1)sometimes 1.3(9)son 1.1(4),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.5(2),
4.4(3)son’s 1.1(1),1.4(1)soon 2.2(6),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),
4.1(1),4.4(2)sorry 2.3(2),3.2(3),3.4(1),4.3(3)soup 3.4(3)sour 1.3(2)south 2.3(4)SouthAmerica 2.2(5),2.3(2),4.2(2)southern 4.3(2),4.4(1)space 3.5(2)Spain 2.3(5),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)Spanish 4.2(5)spanner 3.4(5),4.3(1)speak 3.1(2),3.2(5),4.2(5),4.3(2),
4.5(2)speaking 3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(4)speaks 2.1(2)spoken 4.2(2)spoon 3.2(1),3.4(1),4.2(1)spring 4.4(1)square 3.3(7)stadium 2.2(1)stairs 1.2(3)stand 3.3(1)standing 1.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(1)station 3.2(1),4.4(2)statue 2.3(1),2.4(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),
4.1(3),4.2(1)statues 4.2(2),4.4(1)stay 2.3(1)Steve 4.2(1)stomach 1.4(5),4.3(1)Stone 1.4(1)street 2.4(2),3.2(1),3.3(2),4.3(1)strong 1.3(7)stronger 1.3(6)students 3.1(1)studied 4.4(1)study 1.3(2),3.1(5)studying 2.2(4),3.1(2),3.5(2)
Sue 1.1(1)sugar 1.3(1),3.4(5)suit 1.3(2),3.4(1),4.4(1)suitcase 1.1(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(4),
3.3(1),4.4(2)summer 1.3(1),2.1(2),3.2(1)sunglasses 3.2(1)sunny 1.4(1),2.1(2),3.1(1)supermarket 1.2(1),3.4(1),4.3(1)Suzanne 3.1(2)sweep 1.2(5),1.3(1),1.5(2)sweeping 1.2(4)sweet 1.3(2)swept 1.2(1)swim 1.1(2),1.3(1),2.4(3),3.1(1),
4.3(4)swimming 1.1(6),2.3(2),2.4(2),3.1(2)table 1.1(4),1.3(1),1.4(1),2.1(3),
3.1(2),3.3(5),4.1(1),4.2(1)take 1.2(6),1.3(3),1.4(8),2.3(5),
2.4(3),4.3(1)taken 3.2(1),4.2(4)taking 1.2(6),1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(2),
3.1(1),3.2(3)talk 1.3(1),3.1(1),3.2(3)talked 4.1(1),4.3(1)talking 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(2),4.1(2),
4.2(1)tall 1.4(1),3.3(15)tape 3.4(4)taste 2.4(1),3.3(1)tastes 3.4(1),4.1(1)taught 3.1(1)taxis 4.4(1)Taylor 4.2(1)tea 1.3(1),3.4(3),4.2(1)teach 3.2(1),3.4(1)teacher 2.3(4),2.4(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.2(1)teaches 2.1(3)teaching 3.1(1),4.3(2)team 1.3(10),1.5(2),2.1(15),2.2(2),
3.1(3),4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(2)teeth 1.4(1),3.1(2)television 1.1(2),1.3(1),3.1(1),4.1(10),
4.2(2),4.3(1),4.5(2)temperature 1.4(6),3.3(2)temple 2.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(2)ten 2.2(3),3.1(2),3.3(4)tennis 1.3(2),1.4(1)tent 1.1(1)than 1.3(2),2.1(1),2.4(4),3.1(1),
3.3(5)
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thank 1.1(3),1.2(1),1.4(1),1.5(3),2.3(3),2.4(1),2.5(4),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.5(2)
thanks 3.5(1)that 1.1(2),1.3(2),2.1(16),2.3(11),
2.4(14),2.5(2),3.1(30),3.2(10),3.3(4),3.5(3),4.2(8),4.3(3),4.4(2),4.5(4)
that’s 1.1(1),3.1(2),4.2(1)the 1.1(65),1.2(89),1.3(37),1.4(33),
1.5(9),2.1(62),2.2(17),2.3(49),2.4(24),3.1(33),3.2(31),3.3(47),3.4(62),3.5(4),4.1(66),4.2(23),4.3(19),4.4(46),4.5(15)
theatre 1.3(1),4.4(2)their 1.2(1),1.4(2),2.1(2),2.2(1),
3.1(3),3.2(1),4.4(1)theirs 2.4(6)them 3.1(4),3.2(4),3.3(2),4.3(2)then 2.3(2),3.1(10),3.2(1),3.4(2)there 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.3(2),2.1(17),
2.3(4),2.5(2),3.1(3),3.2(16),3.3(1),3.5(4),4.1(5),4.2(2),4.3(13),4.4(4)
there’s 3.2(1),4.1(1)thermometer 3.4(4)these 1.1(3),1.4(3),2.1(1),2.3(9),
2.4(17),3.1(6),3.2(3),3.4(5),4.1(2),4.2(6),4.3(2),4.4(1)
they 1.1(5),1.3(2),1.4(2),1.5(2),2.1(6),2.2(7),2.4(3),3.1(5),3.2(5),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(4),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(4)
they’re 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.3(4),1.5(1),2.1(2),2.2(7),2.3(3),2.4(3),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(6),4.1(6),4.3(2),4.4(11)
think 3.1(23),3.2(2),3.3(5),3.5(3),4.1(3),4.2(4),4.3(2)
thinking 2.2(7),2.5(2)thinks 3.1(3)third 3.3(5)thirds 3.3(1)thirsty 1.3(1),1.4(1)thirty 1.4(5),2.1(1),3.3(5),4.2(2),4.3(1)this 1.1(28),1.2(1),1.3(13),1.4(13),
2.1(8),2.2(37),2.3(34),2.4(28),2.5(4),3.1(28),3.2(15),3.3(40),3.4(10),3.5(9),4.1(10),4.2(43),4.3(14),4.4(19),4.5(1)
Thomas 3.1(2)those 2.4(2),3.4(1)
thought 4.2(2)thousand 2.2(2)three 1.2(1),1.4(3),1.5(2),2.2(2),
3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(3),3.4(3),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(1),4.5(1)
threw 1.1(3)throw 1.1(5)throwing 1.1(7)Thursday 1.3(1),2.3(1)tickets 3.2(1),3.3(2)tidied 1.2(1),3.1(2)tidy 1.2(4),1.3(1),3.1(2)tidying 1.2(5),3.1(1)tie 3.4(1)tiger 2.4(4)tigers 2.4(1)time 1.5(1),4.4(6)times 1.4(4)tired 4.4(1)to 1.1(29),1.2(11),1.3(22),1.4(4),
1.5(1),2.1(12),2.2(5),2.3(6),2.4(16),2.5(6),3.1(29),3.2(22),3.3(7),3.4(20),4.1(13),4.2(8),4.3(39),4.4(40),4.5(3)
today 1.2(1),1.3(1),1.5(2),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(4),3.2(1),4.1(6),4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(8)
toilet 1.2(3)Tom 4.3(1)tomato 3.4(3)tomatoes 3.4(6)tomorrow 1.3(1),1.4(2),2.1(1),4.3(2)tonight 2.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)too 1.1(1),1.3(1),3.2(1),4.3(13)took 1.2(3),2.3(3),4.2(4),4.4(1)toothbrush 3.4(1)torch 3.4(4),3.5(2)touch 2.4(15)touching 2.4(3)towel 1.1(2),3.2(1)toy 1.1(2),2.2(4)toys 2.2(1),2.3(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),
4.1(1)train 1.4(1),2.3(3)tree 1.1(4),1.4(2),2.1(1),2.3(8),
2.4(1),3.3(4)trees 2.3(3)trousers 1.3(1)twelve 3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)twenty 2.2(3),3.1(2),3.3(3),3.4(2)twice 1.4(4),2.3(1),3.1(1),4.2(1)two 1.1(2),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.2(3),
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2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(2),3.3(3),3.4(2),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(3)
type 2.3(2),3.2(3),3.3(1)types 3.2(1),4.1(1)ugly 2.4(8)umbrella 2.4(1),4.3(1)umbrellas 3.2(2)under 1.2(3),2.1(1)underground 4.3(1)understand 4.2(3),4.3(1)UnitedKingdom 2.3(3),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(2),
4.4(1),4.5(2)UnitedStates 2.2(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)university 3.1(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)up 1.2(15),1.3(2),4.3(1)us 2.1(1),2.5(2),3.5(2)use 3.4(2),4.2(1),4.3(3)used 3.1(1),3.4(2),4.3(3)using 3.4(18)vegetables 2.2(2),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(1),
3.4(1)very 1.1(1),1.4(2),2.1(2),2.4(1),
2.5(1),3.1(4),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(2),4.2(2),4.3(4),4.4(4),4.5(1)
violin 1.3(5),2.4(1),4.3(2)visit 3.2(1),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)visited 4.1(1),4.4(1)visiting 1.1(1),3.1(2),4.1(2),4.3(1),
4.4(1)vote 4.1(5),4.2(3),4.3(3)voted 4.1(3),4.2(1)voting 4.1(10),4.2(3)wait 2.5(1),3.4(1),4.4(1)waiting 4.1(2),4.3(2)waitress 3.3(1)walk 3.2(1),4.3(1)walked 4.5(2)walking 2.3(2),3.1(1)wall 3.3(5)want 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.3(4),2.1(2),
2.4(1),3.2(2),3.3(9),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(5)
wants 1.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(2)was 1.1(3),1.4(3),2.1(1),2.2(6),
2.5(2),3.1(4),4.1(2),4.2(27),4.3(3),4.4(6),4.5(2)
wash 1.2(5),1.3(1),4.3(1)washed 1.2(2),1.4(1)washing 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.1(1)watch 1.3(1),3.2(3),3.3(2),4.2(1),
4.3(2)
watched 4.3(1)watching 2.1(2),2.2(1),4.1(7),4.2(1),
4.3(1),4.5(2)water 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.4(2),2.4(2),
3.1(1),3.2(2),3.4(3),4.3(1)we 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(10),1.4(1),
1.5(1),2.1(9),2.2(10),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(9),3.2(3),3.3(3),3.4(2),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.3(12),4.4(6),4.5(1)
we’re 1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(1),1.5(2),2.1(2),2.2(2),2.3(2),3.1(6),3.2(2),3.4(3),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(1),4.5(3)
wear 1.3(7),1.4(1),2.1(1),3.4(1)wearing 1.3(2)wears 2.1(4),3.2(1),4.1(1)weather 2.1(1),3.1(2),4.1(2)wedding 2.2(10),2.5(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),
4.2(1),4.4(4),4.5(3)Wednesday 1.3(1),2.3(1)week 1.4(2),2.2(3),2.3(1),3.1(1),
4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)weeks 2.4(1)weigh 3.3(7),3.4(3)weighing 3.4(3)weighs 3.3(11)welcome 2.2(1),2.5(2),4.4(1),4.5(1)well 2.1(4),2.4(1),3.1(3),3.2(1),
3.5(1),4.2(1),4.5(1)went 1.4(2),4.3(1),4.4(4)were 1.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.2(2),
3.3(2),4.2(3),4.3(2)west 2.3(3)western 4.3(2)wet 1.4(1),3.2(2)whale 2.4(2),3.3(1)whales 2.4(2),4.3(1)what 1.2(3),1.4(11),1.5(2),2.1(1),
2.2(3),2.3(11),2.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(6),4.2(7),4.3(3),4.4(3)
what’s 1.4(13),1.5(1),2.3(3),4.1(6),4.2(5),4.5(2)
WheelerandSons 4.2(1)when 1.3(2),1.4(7),2.2(2),2.5(2),
3.1(4),3.2(6),4.2(4),4.3(3),4.4(3),4.5(3)
where 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(4),2.3(7),2.4(1),3.1(3),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(1)
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which 1.3(1),2.1(5),2.4(2),3.3(1),4.2(3)
white 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.4(3)whiter 3.1(1)who 1.3(2),1.5(1),2.1(18),4.1(3),
4.2(8),4.5(1)whole 3.3(6)whose 2.3(5)why 1.1(6),1.3(1),2.1(4),3.1(4),
3.3(1),4.2(2),4.4(7)wide 3.3(8),3.4(1)wife 1.1(1),2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(4),
4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(1)will 1.1(4),1.2(6),1.3(1),1.4(1),
1.5(2),2.1(10),2.2(11),2.3(4),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(14),3.2(6),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(6),4.2(2),4.3(8),4.4(3),4.5(2)
Will 2.5(1)Wilson 4.2(1)win 2.1(3),3.1(4),4.1(4),4.2(2),
4.3(1),4.5(1)window 1.2(1),3.4(2)windows 1.2(1),2.1(2)winning 2.1(5)wins 2.2(1)winter 1.3(1),2.1(3),4.2(1),4.4(1)with 1.1(2),1.4(3),2.1(3),2.2(1),
2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(6),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(3),4.3(2),4.4(2),4.5(1)
woman 1.1(4),1.2(6),1.3(6),2.1(4),2.2(2),3.3(3),3.4(2),4.1(2)
woman’s 1.4(3)women 1.1(1),2.3(1),3.2(1),4.2(1),
4.3(1),4.4(3)won 2.1(10),3.1(1),4.1(5),4.2(2),
4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)wood 1.2(1),3.2(1)
woods 2.3(1)work 1.1(12),1.3(2),2.1(2),2.2(1),
3.1(1),4.2(4),4.3(2),4.4(1)worked 3.1(1),4.2(2)working 1.5(2),2.5(4),3.1(1)works 1.1(2)worn 4.4(1)would 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.4(2),1.5(1),
2.1(1),2.5(4),3.2(16),3.3(8),4.3(8)
writing 1.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)written 3.1(1),4.2(4),4.3(1)wrong 3.1(9)wrote 1.3(1),4.2(2)year 2.2(2),3.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),
4.4(1)years 2.2(16),2.5(3),3.1(5),4.1(1),
4.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(2)yellow 1.3(1),2.1(3),2.4(1)yen 3.2(6)yes 1.1(3),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(4),
1.5(5),2.1(4),2.2(2),2.3(3),2.4(3),2.5(8),3.1(9),3.2(16),3.3(3),3.4(3),3.5(5),4.1(3),4.2(5),4.3(14),4.4(11),4.5(8)
yesterday 1.1(1),2.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(2)you 1.1(15),1.2(10),1.3(15),1.4(17),
1.5(12),2.1(17),2.2(17),2.3(10),2.4(6),2.5(13),3.1(37),3.2(33),3.3(14),3.4(10),3.5(9),4.1(11),4.2(12),4.3(44),4.4(29),4.5(15)
you’re 1.4(3),2.5(1),3.2(2),3.3(2),3.5(1),4.5(1)
your 1.1(3),1.2(5),1.3(1),1.4(6),2.1(1),2.2(5),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(2),3.1(11),3.2(10),3.3(4),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.3(6),4.4(4)
yours 2.4(15),2.5(1),3.3(1)zoo 4.4(1)
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