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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 ContentContenido del curso

Contenu du cours

Kursinhalt

Contenuto del corso

Conteúdo do cursoコース内容

코스 컨텐트 북

课文

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Contents

Home and Health1.1 Core Lesson ...................................................................... 11.2 Core Lesson ...................................................................... 31.3 Core Lesson ...................................................................... 51.4 Core Lesson ...................................................................... 61.5 Milestone .......................................................................... 8

Life and World

2.1 Core Lesson ...................................................................... 92.2 Core Lesson .................................................................... 112.3 Core Lesson .................................................................... 132.4 Core Lesson .................................................................... 152.5 Milestone ........................................................................ 17

Everyday Things

3.1 Core Lesson .................................................................... 183.2 Core Lesson .................................................................... 203.3 Core Lesson .................................................................... 233.4 Core Lesson .................................................................... 253.5 Milestone ........................................................................ 27

Places and Events

4.1 Core Lesson .................................................................... 274.2 Core Lesson .................................................................... 294.3 Core Lesson .................................................................... 314.4 Core Lesson .................................................................... 344.5 Milestone ........................................................................ 36

Alphabet ...................................................................... 37

Index ........................................................................... 38

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1.1   Core Lesson

01 a fencea fencea fencea gardena gardena swimming pool

02 Two children are sitting on the fence.This fence is broken.He’s eating lunch in the garden.He’s reading the newspaper in the garden.

This swimming pool is inside.This swimming pool is outside.

03 There is a garden beside the swimming pool.The garden is behind the house.There are flowers beside the fence.The swimming pool is behind the fence.

04 I’m climbing the fence.

The girl is jumping off the fence.The woman is climbing the ladder.The man is jumping off the ladder.

05 He’s climbing a tree.They’re climbing a tree.I’m going to jump off the bed.I jumped off the bed!

06 The girl is jumping.The horse is jumping over the fence.The man is throwing the ball.The woman is throwing the ball over the tent.

07 He’s going to throw the ball.He’s throwing the ball.He threw the ball.

08 The girl is throwing the ball over the car.The man is jumping over the water.The boy is throwing the ball over the fence.

09 The girl is climbing onto the table.The boy is jumping off the table.The woman is climbing onto the sailing boat.The boy is jumping off the sailing boat.

10 The cat is jumping onto the bed.The girl is jumping off the fence.The boy is climbing onto the table.

11 The girl is throwing the ball.The boy is catching the ball.The woman is throwing the flowers.The man is catching the flowers.He threw the towel.She caught the towel.

12 He’s going to throw the ball.He threw the ball.She’s going to catch the orange.She caught the orange.

13 Don’t throw the ball in the garden!Don’t jump over the fence!Don’t climb the tree!

14 This television works.This television doesn’t work.This clock works.This clock doesn’t work.

15 Does this computer work?No, it doesn’t work.Do these cameras work?Yes, they work.

16 The father is repairing his son’s toy.She’s repairing the fence.He’s repairing the aeroplane.

I’m repairing the bicycle.17 My mobile phone doesn’t work. Please repair it.

Our computer doesn’t work. He’s repairing it.His toy is broken. His grandfather is repairing it.My radio is broken. Can you repair it?

18 This is easy.This is difficult.This is easy.This is difficult.

19 It’s easy to throw this ball.It’s difficult to throw a suitcase.It’s easy to climb this.It’s difficult to climb this.

20 It’s easy to ski here.It’s difficult to ski here.It’s easy to swim here.It’s difficult to swim here.

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21 It’s easy to repair this bicycle.It’s difficult to repair this computer.It’s easy to repair this fence.It’s difficult to repair this car.

22 It’s easy to do this.It’s difficult to do this.It’s easy to do this.It’s difficult to do this.

23 Why did you climb the tree?Because I like to eat apples.Why didn’t you catch the ball?Because I’m too short.

24 Why didn’t you read the book?Because it was very difficult to read.Why didn’t Sue go to the party?Because she was visiting New York.

25 One day we will ski like they do.One day I will dance like she does.One day I will play the guitar like myfather does.

One day I will play football like he does.

26 It’s difficult to dance like they do.It’s difficult to drive like he does.It’s difficult to jump like he does.

27 This cake looks like a car.This napkin looks like a flower.This looks like a face.

28 The boy looks like his father.These women look like each other.The men look like each other.These girls don’t look like each other.

29 They’re meeting each other at the cinema.They love each other.The man and his wife are writing toeach other.

The mother and her daughter are huggingeach other.

30 The two girls are talking to each other.The men are helping each other.They work with each other.They’re dancing with each other.

31 Do you want the red dress?No. I want the blue one.Do you like the brown hat?No. I like the black one.Why didn’t you buy this white shirt?Because I like this grey one better.

32 Do you have a passport?Yes, I have one.Would you like a salad?No, thank you. I have one.

33 Would you like an apple?No, thank you. I have one.Do you need to rent a bicycle?No, thank you. I have one.

34 Is your son climbing onto that table?No, that’s not my son.That boy looks like your son.

My son is in the swimming pool.35 Does the computer work?

No, it doesn’t work. It’s broken.Why didn’t you repair it yesterday?Because I was repairing my bicycle.Does your bicycle work now?Yes, it does.

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1.2   Core Lesson

01 a cookera cookera cookera dishwashera dishwashera refrigerator

02 The chicken is on the cooker.The orange juice is in the refrigerator.The glasses are in the dishwasher.

03 Cups are dishes.Bowls are dishes.Plates are dishes.Glasses are dishes.

04 Would you like a glass of water?No, thank you. I have one.Do you want a glass of milk?No. I have one.

05 The glass of orange juice is on the counter.The refrigerator is beside the counter.The dishwasher is under the counter.

06 The dishes in the sink are dirty.The dishes in the dishwasher are clean.The plates and glasses on the counter aredirty.

07 The glass is full of milk.The sink is full of dishes.The dishwasher is empty.The refrigerator is empty.

08 The rubbish bin smells bad.The clean sheets smell good.The rubbish bin is full.The bowl is empty.

09 The glass is full.The glass is empty.The rubbish bin is full.The rubbish bin is empty.

10 There are windows in the ceiling.The ceiling is white.This floor is made of wood.The rubbish bin is on the floor.The man is repairing the floor.They’re repairing their ceiling.

11 Please sweep the floor.He’s sweeping the kitchen.She’s sweeping near the supermarket.I’m sweeping the stairs.

12 She will sweep the floor.We’re sweeping the floor.I swept the floor.

13 I’m taking out the rubbish.Please take out the rubbish.She’s taking out the rubbish.

14 He’s going to wash up.The girl is washing up.I washed up.

15 Please wash up your dishes.Please wash your face.Please wash your clothes.

16 Please sweep the stairs.Please take out the rubbish.Please repair the chair.Please wash the clothes.

17 The man is selling carpets.The sofa is outside.The red carpet is on the floor.There are three people on the sofa.

18 The cat is on the sofa and the woman isbeside the sofa.

The baby is sitting on the floor and hismother is sitting on the sofa.

The woman is sitting on the sofa and the manis behind the sofa.

19 I’m hoovering the ceiling.I’m hoovering the carpet.Please hoover the stairs.He’s hoovering the sofa.

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20 What are you hoovering?I’m hoovering the floor under the sofa.What are you hoovering?I’m hoovering the floor under the carpet.

21 The woman is tidying up the car.I’m going to tidy up the living room.The pupil is tidying up the library.We’re tidying up our bedroom.

22 Please tidy up the kitchen.I’m tidying up the kitchen.Please tidy up your bedroom.I’m tidying up my bedroom.

23 The bathtub is full of water.The bathtub is empty.The sink is beside the toilet.The shower is green.

24 The cat is in the sink.The boy is in the shower.I’m cleaning the sink.I’m cleaning the shower.

25 I’m going to take a bath.The brothers are taking a bath.The boy took a bath.

26 The girl is going to take a shower.He’s taking a shower outside.I took a shower.

27 The woman is taking a bath.The woman is taking a shower.I’m going to take a bath.I’m going to take a shower.

28 The woman is cleaning the floor.

The man is cleaning the toilet.Please clean the sink.I’m cleaning the window.

29 They’re cleaning the bathtub.I’m cleaning the counter.The boy is cleaning the floor.

30 I took out the rubbish.

Now I have to clean the floor.I washed up.Now I have to sweep the floor.

31 What do we have to do today?We have to clean the bathroom.I will clean the sink.I will clean the bathtub.Will you clean the toilet?Yes. I will clean it after you sweep the floor.

32 Where are you going?We’re going to the park.Did you tidy up your bedroom?Yes. I tidied up my bedroom.Did you hoover the floor?No, I didn’t. I will hoover the floor afterI come home.

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1.3   Core Lesson

01 This man is strong.This man is stronger.This woman is strong.This woman is stronger.

02 He’s strong.He’s not strong.She’s strong.She’s not strong.

03 Who is stronger?The woman is stronger than the man.Who is stronger?The man is stronger than the woman.

04 The boy is exercising.The man is not exercising. He’s reading.The girls are not exercising. They’re talking.The woman is exercising.

05 He’s strong because he exercises.I exercise on Monday, Wednesday andThursday.

We exercise on the beach.

06 They’re practicing football.The man is practicing golf in his office.I’m practicing tennis.

07 The team from Brazil is wearing yellow.

The team from France is wearing blue.There are six boys on this team.There are eleven girls on this team.

08 The football team is practicing.The tennis team is practicing.She’s taking a photograph of the golf team.

09 Which team do you play for?

I play for the football team.Why are you practicing today?Because my football team has a matchtomorrow.

10 The girl is practicing the piano.The boy is practicing the violin in hisbedroom.

The woman is practicing the guitar inthe living room.

The man is practicing the violin inthe theatre.

11 I’m practicing the violin inside.I’m practicing the guitar outside.I’m practicing football inside.I’m practicing football outside.

12 You should take this bus. It’s faster.You should drink this. It’s cold outside.You should listen to this. It’s good.

13 I want to eat chocolate but I shouldn’t.I want to watch television but I shouldexercise.

I want to dance but I should sweep the floor.I want to go home early but I should not.

14 She should tidy up her bedroom.We should wash the dog.You shouldn’t buy that. It’s too expensive.You should not wear that. It doesn’t fit.

15 Should I wear the black suit or the grey suit?You should wear the grey suit.Should I wear the blue dress or the blackdress?

You should wear the blue dress.

16 Should I practice?Yes, you should practice.Should I put my violin on the floor?No. You should put your violin on the table.

17 Someone is at the door.Someone wants to talk to you.Someone is in the office.Someone is in the shower.

18 Someone is practicing the guitar.Someone is exercising.Someone is washing up.Someone is in the car.

19 Someone is buying something.Someone is taking a photograph.Someone is making something.

20 We need to find a better place to playfootball.

We need to find a better place to practice ourinstruments.

He’s looking for a place to eat.They’re looking for a place to camp.

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21 This is a good place to swim.This is a good place to practice football.This is a bad place to exercise.This is a good place to ski.

22 They’re looking for a place to study.They found a place to study.We’re looking for a place to exercise.We found a place to exercise.

23 Someone wrote me a letter!He’s looking for something to eat.One day I will be a famous singer.

24 Sometimes dogs live inside but sometimesthey live outside.

Maths is sometimes easy and sometimesdifficult.

Sometimes I take photographs of people andsometimes I take photographs of animals.

25 Sometimes we wear skirts to school andsometimes we wear trousers.

We always wear skirts to school.Sometimes I drink coffee in the morning andsometimes I drink tea.

I always drink coffee in the morning.

26 Sometimes it’s cold here. Sometimes it’s hot.It’s always cold here.It’s never cold here.

27 Limes are always sour.Chocolate is never sour.Sugar is always sweet.Pepper is never sweet.

28 I always take a shower before I go to work.I never eat meat.Sometimes he’s hungry and sometimes he’sthirsty.

Someone is always standing here.We never go skiing in the summer.Sometimes I leave work early.

29 Where do you practise?Sometimes we practise here. Sometimes we

practise at school.When do you practise here?We practise here in autumn.When do you practise at the school?In winter.

1.4   Core Lesson

01 two eyesan eara nosea mouth

02 What’s this?This is a boy’s leg.What’s this?This is a girl’s arm.

03 an arma legan eyean eara nosea mouth

04 These are my legs.This is my arm.These are my eyes.These are my ears.This is my nose.This is my mouth.

05 She hurt her arm.I hurt my nose.He hurt his eye.I hurt my leg.

06 The boy hurt his knees.I hurt my elbow.The man’s hands are on his knees.The woman’s elbows are on the table.

07 I need a plaster on my knee.He has a plaster on his finger.She has a plaster on her arm.

08 I have plasters on my elbows.They have plasters on their knees.He has a plaster on his leg.She has a plaster on her knee.

09 He’s skiing.He’s falling.She’s riding a bicycle.She’s falling.

He’s riding a horse.He’s falling.

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10 The man is falling off his bicycle.The man fell off his bicycle.The girl is falling off the fence.The girl fell off the fence.

11 I fell off my bicycle. Do you have a plaster?I hurt my elbow. Do you have a plaster?I’m thirsty. Do you have some water?I’m ill. Do you have some medicine?

12 What happened?I went outside when it was raining.

What happened?I was climbing a tree and I fell.

13 What happened?I fell and hurt my arm.What happened?When they were skiing they fell and hurttheir legs.

14 What happened?Mum washed your jumper.What happened?I danced for three hours last night.What happened?I went to the beach and it was very sunny.

15 What happened?I fell off a horse.What happened?I jumped off the fence.

16 What happened?I fell off my bicycle.Did you hurt your knee?No, I didn’t. I hurt my elbow.Would you like a plaster?

Yes, I would.17 head

headheadstomachstomacharm

18 The boy’s head hurts.The girl’s stomach hurts.My ear hurts.His nose hurts.

19 My head hurts.My son’s stomach hurts.The woman’s arm hurts.My eyes hurt.The woman’s nose hurts.His mouth hurts.

20 What’s the matter?My ear hurts.What’s the matter?I’m ill.

21 What’s the matter?My head hurts.What’s the matter?I have something in my eye.

22 What’s the temperature outside?It’s two degrees. You should wear a coat.What’s the temperature outside?It’s thirty degrees. We should go to the beach.

23 What’s the baby’s temperature?It’s thirty-seven degrees.What’s my temperature?It’s thirty-nine degrees.

24 What’s the matter?His temperature is thirty-nine degrees.I will call the doctor.The doctor’s phone number is on therefrigerator.

25 She’s taking her medicine with a glassof water.

You have to take your medicine after dinner.Take this medicine with milk.

26 He eats breakfast once a day.The train departs for Paris twice a day.Take this medicine twice a day.I drink coffee once a day.

27 You should brush your teeth twice a day.The flight to Barcelona departs once a day.Take this four times a day.The bus departs six times a day.

28 Do you play tennis?Yes, I play three times a week.Do you take medicine?Yes, I take this once a day.

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1.4   Continued

29 What’s the matter?My stomach hurts.Your temperature is thirty-eight degrees.

You should take this medicine three timesa week.

30 Be careful. The floor is wet.Be careful. A car is coming.Be careful. You’re climbing a very tall tree.

31 Please be careful when you ride your bicycle.Please be careful when you’re repairing

the car.Please be careful when you drive in the snow.Please be careful when you play withthe baby.

32 Are you going skiing tomorrow?Yes, we’re going tomorrow morning.Please be careful!

33 Good morning, John.Good morning, Doctor Stone.What’s the matter?My head hurts.

34 What happened?I fell off a ladder.Take this twice a day.Thank you.Be careful when you’re on a ladder. Goodbye.Goodbye.

1.5   Milestone

01 Will you bring me the ladder?Yes, I will bring you the ladder.

02 Is it broken?Yes, it’s broken.

03 Do you need help?No, thank you. I don’t need help.

04 What’s the matter?My knee hurts.

05 What happened?I fell.

06 Do you need a plaster?No, thank you. I don’t need a plaster.

07 Would you like an apple?No, thank you. I have one.

08 Who is going to live here?A family from London. They have twochildren.

09 Are you on the same football team?Yes, we’re on the same football team.

10 Are you practicing today?No, we’re not practicing today. We have a

match at three o’clock.11 Should I hoover the floor?

Yes, you should hoover the floor.

12 Is it working?No, it’s not working.

13 Should I sweep the floor?Yes, you should sweep the floor.

14 What time are they coming?They’re coming at three o’clock.

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2.1   Core Lesson

01 The men won.The woman won.The girl won.

The boy won.

02 The blue car is losing.The red car is winning.The red team is losing.The green team is winning.We won!I lost.

03 The girl won and the boy lost.They’re happy because they won.The man is sad because he lost.The man in green won.

04 No one is eating.Everyone is running.Everyone is talking.No one is playing.

05 No one is jumping.Everyone is jumping.No one is sitting.Everyone is sitting.

06 There is nothing under the bed.Everything on the table is blue.There is nothing in the office.Everything in the sink is dirty.

07 There is nothing on the carpet.There is something on the grass.Everything is on the floor.

08 Nothing in this room is new.Something in this living room is orange.Everything in this house is small.

09 There is nothing in the refrigerator. Everythingis on the counter.

There is nothing on the counter. Everything isin the refrigerator.

There is nothing in the sink. Everything is onthe table.

There is nothing on the table. Everything is inthe sink.

10 There are enough pens for everyone.There are not enough chairs for everyone.There is not enough coffee for everyone.

There is enough dessert for everyone.

11 Are there enough glasses for everyone?Yes, there are enough glasses for everyone.Are there enough forks for everyone?No, there are not enough forks for everyone.

12 This team wears blue.I play on the team that wears blue.

The team that wears blue is winning.The team that wears blue lost.

13 One of these dogs has a red jumper.He’s playing with the dog that has ared jumper.

She’s running with the dog that has ared jumper.

14 The boy is winning.The boy who won is happy.The girl is falling.The girl who fell hurt her arm.The man is losing.The man who lost is sad.

15 This woman teaches art.The woman who teaches art is talking tothe girl.

The woman who teaches art is buying apainting.

16 Which musician is your friend?The musician who is playing the guitar ismy friend.

Which flight are you taking?

I’m taking the flight that departs at five thirtyin the evening.

17 I need someone who can repair mydishwasher!

He needs someone who can play with him.They need someone who can climb this tree.We need someone who can help us buya house.

18 I need someone who speaks English.I have a lot of friends who sing well.I need someone who dances well.

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19 We work in a room that has windows.We want to work in a room that has windows.I have a sister who plays the piano.

I need someone who plays the guitar.

20 Can I help you?I’m looking for someone who speaks Chinese.Can I help you?We’re looking for something that she canwear to the fancy dress party.

21 Do you know his name?

Yes, his name is John.Do you know where we are?Yes, we’re here.

22 I know how much money I have.I don’t know how many there are.She knows how much it costs.No one knows how many fish are in theocean.

23 He doesn’t know that they’re in the house.I don’t know where my keys are.They don’t know what it is.She doesn’t know that he brought flowersfor her.

24 Do you know who she is?No, I don’t know who she is.Do you know how many people are coming?Four people are coming.

25 He knows that it’s cold outside.The parents don’t know that their childrenare watching.

They know that their mothers are watching.

26 They know where they can find fish.She doesn’t know where her car is.They didn’t know that the baby was sleeping.She knows that the baby is sleeping.

27 Do you know if you have enough money?Yes, I have enough money.Do you know if the red team is going to lose?No, I don’t know if the red team is goingto lose.

28 Do you know if he’s coming to the museum?No, I don’t know if he’s coming to themuseum.

Do you know if she plays the piano?No, I don’t know if she plays the piano.

29 It will probably be sunny today.It will probably snow tonight.It will probably rain tomorrow.

30 The red team won five matches and lost onematch last month.

The red team will probably win this match.The yellow team lost more matches than theblue team last month.

The yellow team will probably lose thismatch.

31 Which dress will you buy?Although the blue dress fits very well, I willprobably buy the red dress.

Why?Because the red dress is less expensive.

32 Are you going to Rome or to Paris?Although we would like to go to Rome, we willprobably go to Paris.

Why are you going to Paris?Because we want to go to the art museum

in Paris.33 Which team will win?

Although the yellow team plays very well, theblue team will probably win.

Why?Because the blue team is winning now.

34 Which do you like better, summer or winter?Although the weather in summer is sunny, Ilike winter better.

Why do you like winter better?Because I like to ski.

35 No one brought dessert.Do you know if we have enough cake for allthe guests?

We probably don’t have enough. We should

buy a cake.

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2.2   Core Lesson

01 Egypt is a country on the continent of Africa.Italy is a country on the continent of Europe.Brazil is a country on the continent of

South America.The United States is a country on thecontinent of North America.

Australia is a country and a continent.China is a country on the continent of Asia.

02 This continent is Africa.This continent is Europe.This continent is South America.This continent is North America.This continent is Asia.This continent is Antarctica.This continent is Australia.

03 This is a wedding in Africa.This is a wedding in South America.This is a wedding in Europe.

04 This is a funeral in Asia.This is a funeral in North America.This is a funeral in Africa.

05 This is a wedding in Asia.This is a funeral in Europe.This is a funeral in Asia.This is a wedding in Europe.

06 This book is about animals in Antarctica.She’s watching a film about families in Africa.This book is about sailing boats.This film is about the history of Asia.

07 She’s at work but she’s thinking abouther family.

He’s thinking about his grandparents.I’m thinking about my wife.

08 What are you thinking about?I’m thinking about the football matchnext week.

What are you thinking about?I’m thinking about my wedding next month.

09 My grandfather was born in 1901.He married my grandmother in 1922.He lived in France for fifty-two years.He died in 1983.

10 Will you marry me?Yes!Are you going to marry him?

Yes, I am.When are you getting married?We’re getting married in July.

11 This woman is getting married in Asia.This animal was born in Australia.This man died in Antarctica.

12 Congratulations on your new baby!

Congratulations on your new house!You have our condolences.You have my condolences.

13 I’m getting married today.Congratulations on your wedding!Our child was born yesterday.Congratulations on your new baby!Last week my father died.You have my condolences.

14 My grandmother died last month.You have my condolences.My daughter was born at eleven o’clock lastnight!

Congratulations!

15 I hope it’s a toy.It’s a toy!I hope it’s a toy.It’s not a toy. It’s a jumper.

16 I hope I find something.I found something.I hope I catch this ball.I didn’t catch the ball.

17 I hope it doesn’t rain at my wedding.It rained at my wedding.I hope I will have a girl.You have a boy!

18 We hope our team wins.Our team lost.He hopes she will marry him.She will marry him!

19 We’re happy.They’re afraid.I’m sad.

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20 They are happy because they are playing.The woman is sad because she is leaving.He’s afraid because he has never driven.

21 The people at this funeral are sad.The people at this wedding are happy.She’s afraid because she’s lost.

22 My grandmother got married one hundredyears ago in Africa.

I was born fifteen years ago in South America.I lived in Asia ten years ago.

She was born four days ago in Europe.

23 We got married twenty years ago.We have been married for twenty years.This man died three thousand years ago.He’s been dead for three thousand years.

24 We got married fifty years ago.People from Europe sailed to North America

five hundred years ago.I fell off my bicycle two hours ago.This man has been dead for many years.They have been married for twenty-five years.They have been married for one year.

25 I have been studying music for fifteen years.He’s been playing golf for ten years.They have been living in Australia for fiveyears.

26 What are you doing?I’m studying English.How long have you been studying English?I have been studying English for sevenmonths.

27 They’re building a house.They’re building a football stadium.They’re building a temple.They’re building a bridge.

28 They built this hospital in Africa.They’re building this hospital inSouth America.

They will build this hospital in Asia.

29 How long have you been building this school?We have been building this school for a year.How long has he been building this?

He’s been building this for a week.

30 I finished reading a book last night. Now Ineed a new one.

We finished building this house a month ago.Now we live here.

He finished cleaning his room ten minutesago. Now he’s playing with his toys.

31 How long have you been building this house?We have been building the house for two years.When will you finish building it?We hope we will finish building it before thebaby is born.

Welcome to our new house.Congratulations!

32 Her baby will probably be born soon.Their baby has already been born.They will get married soon.They’re already married.

33 Is it going to rain soon?No, it’s not going to rain soon.Eat your vegetables.I have already eaten my vegetables!

34 Will you finish cleaning the kitchen soon?We have already finished cleaning thekitchen!

Will you finish repairing the bridge soon?We have already finished repairing the bridge.

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01 Europe is north of Africa.Australia is east of Africa.Antarctica is south of Africa.

South America is west of Africa.

02 China is west of Japan.Russia is north of China.Italy is east of France.Australia is south of Russia.

03 The tree is between the girl and the man.The girl is between the women.

The dog is between the people.The empty glass is between the full glasses.

04 This is the Pacific Ocean.This is the Arctic Ocean.This is the Atlantic Ocean.This is the Indian Ocean.

05 Where is the Atlantic Ocean?

The Atlantic Ocean is between South Americaand Africa.

Where is the Indian Ocean?The Indian Ocean is east of Africa.Where is the Arctic Ocean?The Arctic Ocean is north of all of thecontinents.

06 The man is sailing on the Atlantic Ocean.This animal is swimming in the Arctic Ocean.I’m walking beside the Indian Ocean.They’re swimming in the Pacific Ocean.

07 Spain is south of France.Mexico is east of the Pacific Ocean.France is between Germany and Spain.The United Kingdom is north of France.

08 First, my flight departed from Mexico.Then my flight arrived in the United Kingdom.Then I took the train south to France.Finally, I drove east to Germany.

09 My flight will depart from Australia onWednesday.

It will arrive in Spain on Thursday.I will stay in Spain for one week.Finally, I will take the train to Germany.

10 The man is walking in the desert.This animal lives in the desert.These flowers are in the rain forest.

The rain forest is beside the beach.

11 Where did you take this photograph?I took it in the desert in Mexico.Where did you take this photograph?I took it in the rain forest in Brazil.

12 plantsplants

plantsanimalsanimalspeople

13 Trees are big plants.This is a small plant.Some plants have flowers.Some plants don’t have flowers.

14 Where do these plants grow?These plants grow in the rain forest.Where do these plants grow?These plants grow in the desert.

15 This is an apple tree.This is a pine tree.This is an orange tree.

16 What’s growing here?Grass.What’s growing here?Pine trees.What’s growing here?Orange trees.

17 What type of tree is this?

It’s an apple tree.What type of tree is this?It’s a pine tree.

18 What did he say?He said that the train to London is delayed.What did he say?He said that you have to take the medicine.

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01 Camels live in the desert.Whales live in the ocean.Monkeys live in the rain forest.

02 Penguins live in Antarctica.Tigers live in Asia.Elephants live in Asia and Africa.

03 The elephant is in the water.The tiger is running.These penguins are going to swim.The whale is swimming.

Someone is riding a camel.The monkey is in the tree.

04 a camela whalea monkeya tigeran elephanta penguin

05 One of these sheep is brown.These cows are black and white.These ducks are white.These chickens are brown.

06 a sheepa cowa duck

a chicken

07 This bird is yellow.This bird is red.This tiger is big.This cat is small.

08 Penguins are birds.Chickens are birds.

Ducks are birds.

09 Penguins can’t fly but they can swim well.These birds are flying north.These birds can’t fly but they can runvery fast.

This duck is flying over the lake.

10 The white bird is flying.The penguin is in the water.The whales are swimming.

These ducks are flying.

11 This bird is beautiful.These birds are ugly.This is a beautiful street.This is an ugly street.

12 My cat is ugly.My dog is ugly.

Your horses are beautiful.My cows are beautiful.

13 This statue is beautiful.This statue is ugly.My dress is beautiful.My dress is ugly.

14 Someone is touching the bird.

Someone is touching the ice.Someone is touching the book.

15 You can touch this plant.You can touch this animal but be careful.Do you want to touch the horse?

16 an insectan insect

an insecta snakea snakea frog

17 It’s dangerous to drink this.It’s not dangerous to drink this.It’s dangerous to touch this snake.It’s not dangerous to touch this snake.

18 Don’t touch that cooker. It’s hot.Don’t touch that animal. It’s dirty.Don’t touch that frog. It’s dangerous.

19 It’s dangerous to ride this horse.It’s not dangerous to ride these horses.It’s dangerous to camp here.It’s not dangerous to camp here.

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20 This frog is beautiful but dangerous. Don’ttouch it.

This frog is ugly but not dangerous. You can

touch it.This insect is beautiful and it’s notdangerous. You can touch it.

This insect is ugly and dangerous. Don’ttouch it.

21 I hope that we can find a frog.I hope that we can ride camels.It’s dangerous to swim with sharks.

It’s dangerous to touch a tiger!

22 He hopes that he can take a good photographof the elephants.

She hopes that she can take a goodphotograph of the penguins.

They hope that they can take goodphotographs of the shark.

23 He’s not afraid of insects.The cat is not afraid of the dog.He’s afraid of sharks.They’re afraid of the snake.

24 I’m afraid to touch the insect but my dadsays it’s not dangerous.

My mother said that these animals arefrom Africa.

I’m afraid to touch the sheep but my teachersays it’s not dangerous.

My grandad said that these snakes arefrom Australia.

25 This monkey is ours.That duck is theirs.These chickens are ours.

Those cows are theirs.26 Are these keys yours?

Yes, they’re ours.Is that dog yours?No, it’s theirs.

27 Which glass is mine?This one is yours.

Which seat is mine?That one is yours.Excuse me, is this yours?Yes, thank you. It’s mine.

28 This suitcase is yours.These balls are yours.Excuse me, is this umbrella yours?

These coats are yours.

29 Is this yours?No, it’s theirs.Is this glass mine?Yes, it’s yours.Are these children yours?No, they’re theirs.

30 I like those. Yours are bigger than mine.Yours taste good but hers taste better thanyours.

Look at that car! Theirs is dirtier than ours.He’s playing the violin. Look, his is newerthan yours.

31 Your bird is beautiful. Where is it from?It’s from the rain forest in Africa.

What happened to it?It’s hurt.Can it fly?It can’t fly now but it will be able to intwo weeks.

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01 Can you repair it?No, I can’t repair it.

02 Good afternoon.Good afternoon.

03 My name is Will Norton. This is my wife,Julia.

Nice to meet you. My name is Catherine.What happened?

04 Our car is not working. Can you help us?

My husband can probably repair it.05 Is he here?

No, he’s not here. He’s working, but he willbe home soon.

06 Would you like to wait inside?Yes, thank you.

07 Welcome to our home!Thank you!

08 Is this your daughter?Yes, this is our daughter.

09 When was she born?She was born two months ago.

10 Would you like to hold her?Yes, I would like to hold her.

11 How long has your family been living here?My family has been living here for manyyears.

12 My grandfather built this house seventy-fiveyears ago.

It’s a very beautiful house.

13 When were you married?We were married seven years ago.

14 What are you thinking about?I’m thinking about our wedding.

15 Would you like to eat lunch with us?Yes, thank you.

16 Are there enough cups for everyone?Yes, there are enough.

17 Is that car yours?Yes, that car is ours.

18 Can you repair it?Yes, I can repair it.

19 Thank you!You’re welcome.

20 Is it working?Yes, it’s working.

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01 He’s sailing with his wife.He’s walking in the park with his girlfriend.She’s shopping with her husband.

She’s skiing with her boyfriend.The husband and wife are tidying their house.The man is meeting his girlfriend forbreakfast.

02 This is my boyfriend, Thomas.Nice to meet you, Thomas.This is my girlfriend, Rebecca.Nice to meet you, Rebecca.

03 She doesn’t think that her boyfriendcooks well.

They don’t think that she plays theguitar well.

He thinks that no one is at home.I think that my coat is in here.

04 I think that my girlfriend is in the library.

They think that their daughter is sleeping.I think that our car is near that restaurant.

05 I think that I can repair this.I don’t think that it will rain today.I think that this is a good place to eat.I think that it will snow soon.

06 Do you think that our team is going to lose?

Yes, I think that we’re going to lose.Do you think that our team is going to win?Yes, I think that we’re going to win.

07 Do you know my boyfriend, Nicholas?Yes. We used to work in the same office.Do you know my girlfriend, Maria?No. Nice to meet you, Maria.

08 This is my friend, Louis. Do you knoweach other?

No, we don’t know each other.My name is Suzanne.Nice to meet you, Suzanne.Nice to meet you, Louis.

09 John! What are you doing in New York?I live here now.Do you know my wife Julia?

No, I don’t. My name is John.Nice to meet you, John.Nice to meet you, Julia.

10 Is that her boyfriend?Yes, I think that they’re going to get marriednext year.

Do you think that that is his wife?No, he’s not married. She’s his girlfriend.

11 They think that maths is interesting.They think that history is boring.Her book is very interesting.His book is boring.

12 She thinks that this museum is very boring.He thinks that science is very interesting.Books are interesting to him but television

is boring.The match is interesting to the men but it’sboring to their girlfriends.

13 This book is interesting.This film is boring.This book is boring.This film is interesting.

14 Do you know Peter?Yes, I know Peter. He’s one of my pupils.When did you meet him?I met him three months ago.

15 How did you and Daniel meet?We were students at the same university.When did you meet Daniel?I met him two years ago.

16 When did you and Dad meet?We met when he was visiting Rome and I wasworking there.

Where did you meet?We met in the cafe where I worked.

17 She began teaching art twenty-five years ago.She has taught art for twenty-five years.I met him fifty years ago.We have known each other for fifty years.

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18 Has your girlfriend read this book?Yes, she has already read it.Has your boyfriend repaired the dishwasher?

No, he has not repaired it.How many books have you read this year?I have read ten books, and two were veryinteresting.

19 I have already tidied my room twicethis week!

My parents have already written me fourletters this month.

I have already practiced the piano today.No, thank you. I have already eatenlunch today.

20 Swimming here is dangerous.Skiing here is not dangerous.He likes exercising.I like dancing more than I like playing golf.

21 In the desert drinking a lot of water isimportant.

Taking your medicine is important.Washing your hands before you cook isimportant.

Arriving at the airport early is important.

22 Why is studying important?Because you will be able to go to a gooduniversity.

Why is brushing your teeth important?Because your teeth will be cleaner and whiter.Are these papers important?No, they’re not important.

23 I think that maths is interesting andimportant.

I know that exercising is important but I thinkit’s boring.

I know that eating vegetables is important butI don’t like them.

I think that studying English is important andinteresting.

24 This is the wrong colour.This is the right colour.

That’s the wrong phone number.This is the right phone number.

25 These are the wrong clothes for skiing.These are the right clothes for swimming.This is the wrong ball for playing golf.

This is the right ball for playing football.This table is the wrong size for this man.This table is the right size for this girl.

26 I think that we’re in the wrong building.That’s the right building. We need to go there.This is the right coat for this weather.But that is the wrong hat for this weather.

27 We have a reservation at that new restauranttonight.I think that this is the wrong restaurant.This is the right restaurant.These plates are wrong.Are these plates right?Yes, they are. Thank you.

28 If I have enough money, then I will buy this.

If it’s sunny, then I will swim in the ocean.If he catches the ball, then his team will winthe match.

29 Why is it important to practice?If you practice, then you will be able toplay well.

Why is it important to study English?If you study English, then you will be able tospeak it.

30 If it’s a ten, then I will win.Because it was a seven, I lost.If it snows, we’re going to ski.Because it snowed, we’re going to ski.If you tidy your room, then I will play a gamewith you.

Because you tidied your room, we’re going toplay a game.

31 She has some money.He doesn’t have any money.My girlfriend has a lot of hair.My boyfriend doesn’t have any hair.

32 He has not bought any new clothes this year.I have not read any books today.We have not won any matches this autumn.

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33 Have you eaten your vegetables?No, I have not eaten any of my vegetables.Please eat all of them.

Have you met my friends?No, I have not met any of them.These are my friends, Emily, Samantha,Anthony and Matthew.

34 I can’t find my shoes.If you tidy your room, then you will probablyfind them.

Do you know where the famous statue is?

If you go to the city centre, then you willfind it.

35 How did you meet Mum?I was visiting China and she was living there.Was it interesting to study Chinese?Yes. Your mother helped me study.Is it important to study Chinese?Yes. If you speak Chinese, then you will beable to talk with a lot of people.

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01 He lives in the rain forest.They’re on holiday in the rain forest.This man lives in the desert.

This family is on holiday in the desert.02 Is your family going on holiday this summer?

Yes. We’re going to a beach in Spain.You speak English well. Do you live here?No, I’m on holiday.

03 They have dollars but I only have yen.She’s eating a salad and a sandwich but I’m

only eating a salad.He has a knife and fork but I only have a fork.He has four books but I only have three.

04 I only have one shoe.I only need a spoon.Did we only bring one towel?

05 I like many types of vegetables but my

brother only likes carrots.My father always wears a watch but mymother only wears a watch when sheexercises.

When my family goes on holiday, we never goto the mountains. We only go to the beach.

06 Do you sell vegetables?No. I only sell fruit.

Do you sell fruit?No. I only sell vegetables.

07 Dollars are a type of currency.Euros are a type of currency.Yen are a type of currency.

08 I only have euros. In Japan I will have toexchange them for yen.

You can exchange your euros at the airport.I need pounds but I only have dollars.You can exchange currency at that bank.Where can I exchange currency?You can exchange it at the railway station.

09 Can I exchange euros for dollars here?Yes, you can exchange euros for dollars.Can I exchange yen for pounds here?Yes, you can exchange yen for pounds.

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26 How much does this briefcase cost?One hundred dollars but it’s on sale. Today itonly costs eighty dollars.

Are these jeans on sale?No, these jeans are not on sale. They costeighty euros.

27 Are these sunglasses on sale?Yes. They were eight hundred yen but nowthey’re only five hundred yen.

Is this shirt on sale?No, this shirt is not on sale.

28 She’s hungry.If she had a sandwich, she would not behungry.

It’s boring to sit here.If I had a book, it would be more interesting.

29 They have umbrellas. They’re not wet.If they had umbrellas, they would not be wet.

I have room in my rucksack. I will carry yourcamera.

If I had room in my rucksack, I would carryyour camera.

30 If I had a sandwich, I would not be hungry.If there were a cash machine near here,I would have cash.

If it rained more, my garden would growbetter.

31 If he had a car, he would not have to walk.If we had tickets, we would be able to watchthe match.

If she had more money, she would buy herhusband a watch.

If I had more room in my suitcase, I wouldput your black dress in it.

32 When someone gives you something, it’spolite to say “thank you”.

When you’re eating, it’s not polite to talk.If an older person gets on the bus, it’s politeto give them your seat.

If you’re in the library, it’s not polite to talkon the phone.

33 It’s polite to bring something to a wedding.It’s polite to open the door for the peoplebehind you.

It’s polite to bring flowers when you visitsomeone in the hospital.It’s not polite to talk in the cinema.

34 I want to buy something when we’re onholiday.

This statue is too expensive but if it’s on sale,I will buy it.

Excuse me. Is this on sale?

I don’t know. I will ask my manager.Yes, it’s on sale.I would like to buy it.

35 It’s very big. There’s not enough room in myrucksack.

If I had a bigger rucksack, I would be able tocarry it.

I should buy a bigger rucksack.No. You can put it in my suitcase. I think thatthere is enough room in it.

Is there enough room?Yes, it fits!

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01 The children are happy because they’reeating pizza.

The pie is on the cooker.

The man is making a pizza.My mother’s pies taste very good!

02 one third of a pieone third of a pieone third of a pieone half of a pieone half of a piea whole pie

03 This is half of a pizza.This is a third of a pizza.This is a quarter of a pizza.This is a whole pizza.

04 They’re going to cut the cake.She’s cutting the vegetables.The man cut the pizza.

05 The man cut the orange in half.The waitress cut the limes into quarters.The boy cut the pie into thirds.

06 She has already drunk a third of the milk.Someone ate half of the cake!The teacher cut the paper in half.My grandmother cut my apple into quarters

for me.

07 His girlfriend is eating one half of the orange.She’s giving her boyfriend the other half.I’m playing with this ball.My friend is playing with the other ball.

08 Do you want to cut this pizza?No, I want to cut the other one.

Do you want to put your toys in this box?Yes, I want to put them in this one.

09 This is a slice of pizza.This is a whole pizza.This is a slice of pie.This is a whole pie.

10 The man is eating a slice of bread.

The woman is holding a whole cake.The boy is eating a slice of cheese.The girl is holding a whole pie.

11 The ball is round.This house is square.This slice of cheese is square.

The clock is round.This fruit is round.This slice of bread is square.

12 What type of watch do you want?I want a watch like this, but round.Which painting is yours?The square one is mine.

13 This plate is round.This is a square plate.This cheese is round.This cheese is square.This table is round.This is a square table.

14 This person weighs sixty-five kilograms.Your baby weighs three kilograms.

Your suitcase weighs ten kilograms.This dog weighs four kilograms.

15 The slice of pie weighs less than the slice ofcheese.

A carrot weighs more than a bean.One slice of cake weighs more than the otherone.

The lemon weighs as much as the other one.

16 This cake costs as much as this pie costs.This chicken costs more than this pizza costs.The salads cost less than the sandwichescost.

17 How much milk do you want?I want as much milk as you have.How many slices of pizza would you like?

I would like two slices of pizza.

18 I would like some cheese.How much would you like?I would like half a kilogram, please.I would like some of that fish.How much would you like?I would like a kilogram, please.

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19 The man is measuring the sofa.The woman is measuring the counter.The woman is counting the flowers.

The girl is counting apples.20 Have you counted your books?

Yes, I have already counted them. I have fourhundred and two.

Why are you measuring the wall?Because I want to put a table near this wall.What are you doing?I’m counting my sheep.

21 I am one and a half metres tall.This building is twenty metres tall.This wall is four metres long.This street is one mile long.

22 How wide is this street?It’s twenty metres wide.How tall is this tree?

It’s ten metres tall.How big is this carpet?It’s three metres long by two metres wide.

23 How much do the potatoes weigh?The potatoes weigh five kilograms.How big is our table?Our table is one metre long by sixtycentimetres wide.

24 How tall is this building?This building is one hundred metres tall.How tall is this tree?This tree is fifteen metres tall.

25 How much will the tickets cost?I think they will cost at least ten dollars.How much were the tickets?

They were twelve dollars.

26 How many oranges are on this tree?I don’t know but I think there are atleast fifty.

How many plates do we need?We need at least ten plates.It’s hot. I think that the temperature is atleast thirty degrees.

Yes, the temperature is thirty-one degrees.

27 How wide is this wall?It’s at least four metres wide.Do you think that my son weighs

fifteen kilograms?No. I think that he weighs at leasttwenty kilograms.

28 The pen is almost nine centimetres long.The dress costs almost ninety dollars.The apple weighs almost as much asthe orange.

The girl is almost as tall as her brother.

29 How tall am I?You’re almost one metre tall!How long is the whale?It’s almost thirty metres long.

30 I’m almost tall enough to ride the bicycle.The potatoes weigh almost four kilograms.We have almost enough juice for everyone.

31 Please measure the floor.It’s five metres long by four metres wide.Please measure the wall.It’s three metres tall by four and ahalf metres wide.

32 Measure me, please.Stand here.

How tall am I?You’re one metre tall.

33 How much do I weigh?You weigh at least thirty kilograms.Weigh me, please.You weigh almost thirty-five kilograms!

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19 The banana is rotten.The tomato is not ripe.The apples are ripe.

20 Don’t eat those! They’re rotten.We will eat these soon but they’re notripe now.

If you wait a day, the bananas will be ripe.Here are some fresh tomatoes from thegarden.

21 The tomatoes are not ripe.

The tomatoes are ripe.The tomatoes are rotten.The banana is not ripe.The banana is ripe.The banana is rotten.

22 Be careful! The coffee is very hot.I like hot soup.I like cold chicken.

This water is very cold.23 The glass of juice is cold.

The tea is hot.The meat is frozen.The orange is rotten.These tomatoes are fresh.The banana is ripe.

24 She’s adding pepper to the soup.I’m adding sugar to my tea.He’s baking bread.I’m baking a pie.

25 I baked you a cake for your birthday.I have already added sugar!Add a little salt to the soup.We’re baking a pie.

26 The cake is baking in the oven.The man is putting the pizza in the oven.The girl is putting the pie in the oven.The pizza is baking in the oven.

27 We’re baking bread.She’s adding sugar to her hot tea.He’s baking a pizza in the oven.

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29 The woman is weighing three hundredgrammes of flour.

The boy is adding four hundred millilitresof water.

The man is weighing six hundred grammes

of pasta.The girl is adding nine hundred millilitresof milk.

30 Add four hundred grammes of sugar.Add two hundred and fifty millilitres ofcold milk.

Add five grammes of salt.Add one hundred and twenty millilitres

of water.

31 He’s choosing the blue tie.She’s choosing pasta for lunch.I’m choosing sandals to wear at the beach.He’s choosing a bicycle to rent.

32 She chose the smallest box for her books.They’re choosing a film for this evening.

He’s choosing a suit for his wedding.She chose to buy pasta.

33 I’m cooking pasta.We’re choosing some music.They’re eating pasta for dinner.I’m choosing the red shoes.

34 Can you teach me how to make a cake?

Yes. First, weigh four hundred grammes offlour and three hundred grammes of sugar.

Next, add one hundred and twenty millilitresof milk and two eggs.

Then, add one hundred and fifty grammes ofbutter and one gramme of salt.

Finally, bake the cake in the oven for onehour at three hundred and fifty degrees.

It tastes good!

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01 Hello.Hello.

02 How are you?I’m fine, thanks.

03 Have you met my son, Johann?Yes, I have met your son. How are you,Johann?

04 You’re speaking English well. Have you beenstudying?

Yes, we have been studying.05 I hope that you like living here this autumn!

Thank you.

06 I think this house is interesting.I don’t. I think this house is boring.

07 Where did you find that?In my bedroom.

08 What do you think this key is for?I don’t know. We should look.

09 Is this the right door?No, this is not the right door.

10 Is there something in that box?No, there is nothing in this box.

11 Is there enough space in there for us?Yes, there is enough space for us.

12 Do you have a torch?Yes, I have a torch.

13 Is this insect dangerous?No, this insect is not dangerous.

14 Does the key fit?Yes, the key fits!

01 India is in Asia.This is an Indian woman.Mexico is in North America.

This is a Mexican man.Japan is in Asia.This girl is Japanese.

02 an American hatItalian pastaa German carMexican jewellery

03 Russian toysan Egyptian statueIndian clothesan American car

04 a French dessertChinese paintingsa Japanese mountaina Russian church

05 an American restaurantan Indian templea Japanese restauranta Russian churchEgyptian clothesChinese clothes

06 He’s cooking German food.

I bought some Italian food.The Egyptian food is on the table.They’re going to eat Mexican food.

07 What did you bring to the party?I brought French food.What did you bring?I brought Chinese food.

08 Did you bring the French food?Yes, I brought the French food.Did you bring the Chinese food?Yes, I brought the Chinese food.

09 What types of food do you like?I like Italian food and German food.German food tastes good, but I like Italianfood better.

We can go to this Italian restaurant for dinner.

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11 The soldier is meeting the queen.She’s the queen of the United Kingdom.A king sits here.A king wears this.A French king lived here.

The soldier is writing a letter to his family.12 He was a soldier forty years ago.

These soldiers are climbing.These soldiers are running.The soldier is talking to the child.

13 This is a statue of a Chinese soldier.This is a statue of an Egyptian king.

This is a painting of a soldier.This is a painting of a queen.

14 The adults are voting.Someone is voting.The pupils are voting.No one is voting now.

15 They’re waiting in a queue to vote.

He’s voting.She has voted.

16 There’s an election today. People are voting.Most of the people have voted for him. I thinkhe will win the election.

The election has ended. Everyone hasfinished voting.

17 The election was yesterday.He lost the election.He won the election.

18 Last month he won the election.Now he’s president.Next month he will visit Europe.There he will meet the Prime Minister of theUnited Kingdom.

19 The Prime Minister of India is speaking withthe soldier.

The American president lives here.

The Prime Minister of the United Kingdom isarriving in Germany.The Mexican president is answeringquestions.

20 The American flag is in front of the building.The old man is carrying a Mexican flag.Everyone is holding German flags.There are many flags in this building.

21 The Mexicans are dancing.The Germans are watching the match.The Russians are voting for a president.The Americans are carrying flags.The Italians are playing football.He wants the French to win the match.

22 Where are you going?

I’m going to vote.Who are you going to vote for?I’m going to vote for the president.

23 The Indian prime minister is meeting theAmerican president.

I want to be president one day.The Russian prime minister is visiting a school.

24 How long have people been voting today?They have been voting for seven hours.Do you think Mr Jones will win?Yes, I think Mr Jones will win. I voted for him.

25 They’re sending each other emails on theInternet.

She’s making a hotel reservation on theInternet.

He’s buying something on the Internet.I’m reading a magazine about India.They’re reading a magazine.She’s buying a magazine.

26 What are you watching?I’m watching the news.What’s on the news tonight?They talked about the election and nowthey’re talking about the weather.

Did they say who won the football match?No, but they will soon.

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27 She’s reading the news in a magazine.I’m reading the news on the Internet.There is important news in the newspaper

today!28 Is there any news about the election?

Many people are waiting in the queue to vote.Is there any news about the match?The Brazilians won.

29 The men are watching the match ontelevision.

The woman is watching the news ontelevision.The children are watching an interesting filmon television.

30 We’re listening to the news on the radio.They’re watching the news on television.I’m reading the news on the Internet.She’s reading the news in a magazine.

31 Did you read the news about the Australianelection?

No, what happened?Mr Smith won.Did you read the news about the queen?No, what happened?She’s visiting India.

32 Who is on television?The prime minister is on television.What’s on television?The match is on television.What’s on television?The weather is on television.

33 What’s in the news today?The king got married.

What’s in the news today?The queen visited a hospital.What’s in the news today?The French president met the king of Spain.

01 This sign is in many languages.This book is in two languages.This is an ancient language.

02 How many languages do you speak?I speak three languages: English, Spanish,and Russian.

What language is he speaking?He’s speaking Chinese.

03 I didn’t understand what he said. Whatlanguage is he speaking?

He’s speaking Spanish.Do you understand what he’s saying?I can only understand part of whathe’s saying.

04 What’s this called in English?In English this is called a table.What’s this called in English?In English this is called a frog.

05 What’s this called in English?In English this is called a sock.What’s this called in English?In English this is called a spoon.What’s this called in English?In English this is called a book.

06 These men work for the same company.

These women work for different companies.The phone number for this companyis 555-1234.

07 Our company bought this building.There is a party at the company.The news about this company is good.

08 What company do you work for?

I work for a company called Wheelerand Sons.How many years have you worked there?I have worked for the company fortwelve years.

09 They want to be businessmen.His mother is a businesswoman.Her father is a businessman.

His wife is a businesswoman.

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10 The Egyptian businessman is drinking tea.The Chinese businessmen andbusinesswomen are talking on the phone.

The French businesswoman has a laptop.The American businesswomen are meeting atthe office.

11 I’m a businessman. I’m also a father.This man is a musician. He’s also a teacher.She’s a businesswoman. She’s also a mother.

12 This is a country. It’s also a continent.

I’m a mother. I’m also a daughter.This man is exercising. He’s also watchingtelevision.

13 You play the guitar very well. Do you playother instruments?

Yes, I also play the piano.You speak English and Russian. Do you speakother languages?

Yes, I also speak Spanish.14 Do you have a dog?

Yes, I have a dog. I also have a cat.What do you need to do before dinner?I need to cook the pasta. I also have to makea salad.

15 When was this photograph taken?

This photograph was taken last winter.Who took this photograph?My brother took it.

16 My mother is making a cake.This cake was made this morning.These people are building a house.This house was built last year.

17 Where is Spanish spoken?Spanish is spoken in Spain, Mexico, andmost of South America.

When was this mosque built?This mosque was built in 1287.

18 When was this book written?It was written in 1998.Who wrote it?

Jane Taylor wrote it.

19 Antarctica was discovered in 1820.This temple was discovered in Mexico.These statues were discovered on an island.

This city was discovered in South America.20 These ancient statues were discovered

in 1974.This cake was baked for our wedding.This car was only driven twice.This book was written in 1985.

21 This photograph was taken in 1961.

This church was built in 1250.She was born in Beijing in 1950.

22 This statue was made in ancient Rome.This book was written in 1920.These skis were returned this morning.

23 The ball was caught!Who caught the ball?

John Wilson caught the ball.This photograph was taken in 1923.Who took this?My grandmother took this photograph.

24 The people agree about who to vote for.The people disagree about who to vote for.The boyfriend and girlfriend agree aboutwhich film to watch.

The brother and sister disagree aboutwho won.They disagree about which colour to use.The men agree with each other about whichcar is best.

25 I think that this is his best painting.I disagree. I think that this is his best painting.I think that our team will win.

I disagree. I think that our team will win.

26 Who are you voting for?I’m voting for Louise Parker.Why are you voting for her?I agree with her.

27 I voted for Steve Dodd.I didn’t vote for him.

Why not?I disagree with what he said on televisionlast week.

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28 The party begins at seven thirty.Really? I thought it began at eight thirty.We’re going to be late.

Her birthday was yesterday.Really? I thought it was today.I should call her now.

29 Did you know that I speak Arabic?Really? I didn’t know that.Yes. When I was a child, I lived in Egypt.This is my wife, Lynn. She’s a musician.Really? That’s very interesting.

I’m also a musician.30 I’m getting married.

Really? Congratulations!I won!Really? Congratulations!Our baby was born yesterday.Really? Congratulations!

31 Did you know that the Rosetta Stone wasfound in 1799?Really? I didn’t know that.Yes. It was discovered in Egypt by a Frenchsoldier but now it’s in a museum in theUnited Kingdom.

01 There are too many people on theunderground.

There are not enough chairs for all the

children.I have too many books to carry.There are not enough computers for thechildren.

02 There are too many people on this bus.There are too many fish.There are too many cars on this street.

03 We can’t swim here. There is notenough water.We can’t drive here. There is too much snow.I ate too much cake. I don’t want to playfootball.

We can’t drive very far. There is notenough petrol.

04 I didn’t eat enough. I’m hungry.

I ate enough. I’m fine.My stomach hurts because I ate toomuch dessert.

05 There are too many cars here. I can’tfind mine!

You watch too much television. Maybe youshould read a book.

You made too much pasta. We can’t eat it all.

I don’t have enough eggs to make a cake.Would you go to the supermarket?

There are too many people in the room.There are not enough glasses.

06 Can I take a photograph of you?Okay. Where do you want me to sit?Do you want to go to a restaurant?Okay. Meet me at eight this evening.

07 This is a very beautiful painting.How much does it cost?It costs three hundred dollars.That is too much money. Would you sell itfor less?

I can sell it to you for two hundred andeighty dollars.

Okay. I will buy it.

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08 Your boyfriend called. He wants you to callhim tonight.

Okay. I will call him.

Your sister called. She wants you to call herat four o’clock.Okay. I will call her.

09 She has a violin.She forgot her violin.He has a hat.He forgot his hat.

10 She forgot to bring an umbrella.She forgot her book.You forgot your sock!You forgot your lunch!

11 He forgot his keys.He remembered his keys.She forgot her coffee.She remembered her coffee.

12 Do you remember Maria’s address?No, I’m sorry. I have forgotten it.Do you remember her phone number?Yes. It’s 555-2468.

13 Do you remember when we lived here?No, I don’t remember when we lived there. Iwas a baby.

I have forgotten where we bought this.Don’t you remember? We bought this inGermany.

14 Frank! I’m Alex. Do you remember me?Yes, I remember you! This is my wife Jennifer.Nice to meet you, Jennifer. Frank and I werefriends at university.

He has talked about you. Nice to meet

you, Alex.15 Did you remember to vote this morning?

No, I forgot.Don’t forget to vote today!Okay. I will vote after work.

16 What are you learning about in school?We’re learning about animals that live in

the ocean.Is it interesting?Yes. I think that whales and sharks are veryinteresting.

17 The women are learning about the painting.These children are learning about the animal.His daughter is learning about Brazil.

18 Her grandmother is learning how to use thecomputer.

The girl is learning how to bake a cake.The baby is learning how to walk.The girl is learning how to swim.

19 What are you learning about in school?I’m learning about the United Kingdom.

Are you learning how to speak English?Yes, I’m learning how to speak English.

20 Would you like to learn how to use acomputer?

Yes, I would like to learn how to use acomputer.

Would you like to learn how to swim?Yes, I would like to learn how to swim.

21 We have been watching the news since nineo’clock.

I have been practicing since three o’clock.She has written for this magazinesince 1992.

They have lived in this house since 1975.

22 How long has she been the queen?

She has been the queen since 1952.How long have you been waiting here?I have been waiting here since twelve o’clock.

23 I have lived in Japan since I was a baby.My wife and I have been married forthirty-five years.

I have not watched this film since I wasa child!

We were born in India but we have lived inthe United Kingdom for three years.

24 Have you ever been to northern Italy?No, I have never been to northern Italy.Have you?

Yes, I have been to northern Italy, but notsince 1982.

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25 They’re learning about southern Africa.She’s teaching them about western Africa.They’re learning about eastern Africa.

She’s teaching them about northern Africa.26 I live in southern Italy.

We’re visiting eastern China.She lives in the western United States.These animals live in northern Russia.

27 Have you ever eaten Indian food?No, I never have.

Have you ever eaten Indian food?Yes, I have. I liked it very much.

28 Have you ever been to Russia?Yes. I used to live in Moscow.Really? I used to live in Moscow!I have never been to Russia, but I want tovisit one day.

29 I have to cook dinner again.I have to clean the floor again.I have to wash up again.

30 Last week my bicycle didn’t work.My husband used a spanner and pliers torepair it.

Today my bicycle is broken again.I think I will buy a new bicycle.

31 Did you win?Yes, we won again!Where is your book?I forgot it again.

32 Did you understand what I said?No. Can you say it again, please?Have you ever been to China?

Yes. I went last year, and I’m going againnext month.

33 When will you arrive in New York?I don’t know. My flight is delayed again.Did you practice this morning?Yes, and we’re practicing again this afternoonfor our match tomorrow.

Would you like to ride this again?

Yes! We should ride it again!

34 Did you bring your book, Tom?I’m sorry. I forgot it again!Please remember to bring it tomorrow.

Okay. I will remember it.35 Would you like to go with me to a French

restaurant on Friday?I’m sorry, I can’t. I’m eating dinner withmy grandmother on Friday.

Are you free on Saturday?Yes, I’m free.Do you want to watch a film?

Okay! I will meet you here at one onSaturday afternoon.

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01 No one in the office is celebrating.The women are celebrating.The businessmen are celebrating.

The boys are not celebrating.02 They’re celebrating because they have won

the match.They’re celebrating because it’s his birthday.They’re celebrating because they havefinished university.

They’re celebrating because they have beenmarried for forty years.

03 She’s sleeping during the film becauseshe’s tired.

We ate during the match.They took photographs during the concert.He read a magazine during the flight.

04 Last year I went on holiday to southern Italyfor a month.

During that holiday, I visited a lot of churchesand museums.I went to Paris on business last week.During the four days I was there, I met manybusinessmen and businesswomen.

05 Are you here on holiday?No, I’m here on business.Did you go to Australia on business?

No. I was there on holiday.06 She’s in this city on holiday.

She’s in this city on business.They’re going to Mexico on holiday.They’re going to Mexico on business.

07 Why aren’t you at school?The school is closed. Today is a holiday.

Why are you going to the park today?Today is a holiday.

08 On this holiday people go to fancy dressparties.

Mexicans celebrate this holiday in November.On this holiday people celebrate theNew Year.

09 My son has been a soldier since he waseighteen years old.

Some people are celebrating during the match.

He has not worn a suit since 1975.10 Do I have to go to school?

Yes. Today is not a holiday.Do I have to go to school?No. Today is a holiday.

11 In this parade they’re playing music.In this parade the women are dancing.

In this parade the women are carrying fruiton their heads.

12 Why is there a parade today?Because we’re celebrating the ChineseNew Year.

Why is there a parade today?Because our football team has won all ofits matches!

13 These are Hindu statues.This is a Christian church.They’re visiting a Buddhist temple.

14 The Jewish man is singing to his son.This Muslim man is in the mosque.They’re celebrating a Hindu holiday.They’re celebrating a Buddhist holiday.

15 When is this Jewish holiday celebrated?This Jewish holiday is celebrated in thespring.

When is this Muslim holiday celebrated?This Muslim holiday is celebrated in theautumn.

16 This is a Christian wedding.

This is a Jewish wedding.This is a Hindu wedding.

17 Why are you celebrating?Because today is a Christian holiday.Why are you celebrating?My son and his girlfriend are going toget married!

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18 What are you reading?I’m reading about Jewish holidays.Why are you reading about Jewish holidays?

Because I’m going to have dinner with aJewish family.

19 The musicians are ready to play.The singer is not ready to sing.Are you ready to eat dinner?The men are ready to run.The man is almost ready to go to work, buthis wife is not.

Are you ready to ride your horse?20 It’s time to go to the wedding. Are you ready

to go?No, I’m not ready to go. I will be ready soon.I’m ready to go to the parade. Is it time to go?Yes, it’s time to go.

21 It’s time to go to the party. Are you ready?

I’m almost ready. I will be ready in fiveminutes.Okay. I will wait for you outside.It’s time to go the railway station. Are youready?

I’m almost ready. I have not finished packingmy suitcase.

Okay, but we need to go soon.

22 Let’s go to the park.Okay.Let’s go to Russia next month.Okay! We can visit Moscow.Are you ready to go to the theatre?Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go!

23 Let’s go to the zoo.Okay. We can go this afternoon.

Are you ready to go to the railway station?Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go!Are you ready to go to the park?Yes. Let’s go.

24 Is it time to go to the parade?Yes. Let’s go to the parade!Are you ready to go to the restaurant?Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go.

25 Are you ready to go to the match?Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go!Are you ready to go to the theatre?

Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go!26 Hi! Welcome home! How are you?

I’m fine.How was your holiday?It was very good.

27 Where did you go?I went to northern Japan and India.

What did you see in Japan?During the winter in this city, the Japanesebuild very big houses out of snow.

Really? They’re beautiful. Did you likethe food?

Yes. The fish was very good.

28 After I left Japan, I went to India.The taxis look very different from the

ones here.People like to dance and sing duringIndian holidays.

My friend Joel rode an elephant in the city!We also saw a temple in a lake.We ate lunch with a Hindu family.

29 What did you like most about your holiday?I met a lot of interesting people.

I liked the hot Indian food.I saw some beautiful mountains.

30 Your photographs are beautiful.Did you know that I’m going to theUnited Kingdom?

Really? Are you going on business?No. I’m going on holiday.When are you going?

I’m going next month.

31 I have studied English for three months.I have my passport.I have finished packing my suitcase.Are you ready?Yes, I’m ready.Let’s go!

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01 Are you ready?No, but I’m almost ready.

02 Hello.Hello.

03 Are you here to celebrate the New Year?Yes, we’re here to celebrate the New Year.

04 Are you from the United Kingdom?Yes, we are from the United Kingdom but welive in a different city.

05 Are you also British?No, we’re here on holiday.

06 You speak English very well!Thank you.

07 How many languages do you speak?Three: English, Italian, and a little Chinese.

08 Do you remember that king’s wedding?Yes, I remember that king’s wedding. It wasbeautiful!

09 What’s on television?The king’s wedding is on television.

10 Yes, I remember. This is when men firstwalked on the... on the... what’s it called in

English?In English it’s called the “moon”.

11 Did you know that I saw a parade with theAmericans who walked on the moon?

Really? I didn’t know that!

12 When did you see it?I saw it in 1973 when I was on holiday in the

United States.13 Are you watching the news?

Yes, we’re watching the news.

14 Did the red team win?Yes, the red team won.

15 How much do the flags cost?The flags cost two pounds.

16 Can you sell one for less?I don’t know if I can sell one for less.

17 I can sell two flags for two pounds. Will youbuy two?

Yes, I will buy two.

18 Thank you.You’re welcome.

19 Are you ready to go?Yes, I’m ready. Let’s go!

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G gH hI iJ jK kL lM mN nO oP pQ q

R rS sT tU uV vW w

X xY yZ z

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In this index, each word is followed by the Unit and Lesson in whichit occurs. The number of times that the word appears in the lesson isenclosed in parentheses.

En este índice, a cada palabra le sigue la Unidad y la Lección en queaparece. Entre paréntesis se encuentra el número de veces que aparece lapalabra en cada lección.

Dans cet index, chaque mot est suivi de la Partie et de la Leçoncorrespondantes. Le nombre de fois où le mot apparaît dans chaque leçonest indiqué entre parenthèses.

In diesem Index steht nach jedem Wort der Teil mit der Lektion, in der dasWort vorkommt. In Klammern wird angegeben, wie oft ein Wort in einerLektion auftritt.

In questo indice, ogni parola è seguita dall’Unità e dalla Lezionecorrispondente. Il numero di volte che la parola appare in ogni lezioneè indicato in parentesi.

Neste índice, cada palavra encontra-se seguida pela Unidade e o Capítuloem que aparece. O número de vezes em que a palavra aparece em cadacapítulo encontra-se em parênteses.

Каждое слово, находящееся в этом указателе, сопровождаетсясноской на раздел и урок, в которых это слово встречается. Вскобках указано, сколько раз данное слово упомянуто в уроке.

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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),

apples 1.1 (1), 3.3 (1), 3.4 (1)Arabic 4.2 (1)Arctic 2.3 (4)

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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)

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)Atlantic Ocean 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)

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),

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4.4 (3)Japanese 4.1 (3), 4.4 (1)

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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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maths 1.3 (1), 3.1 (2)matter 1.4 (7), 1.5 (1)Matthew 3.1 (1)maybe 4.3 (1)

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