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1. Nice to meet • Introductions and greetings • Introduce yourself • I am ... / You are ...
• Countries and nationalities • Say where you are from • Are you ...? / Am I ...?
you! • Numbers 0 -10 • Give your name, address, • yes / no
• Alphabet and spelling phone number • What’s your name?
Academic Skills • Check names and
numbers
3. What would you • Food and drink • Offer something to eat and • Offers and requests
• Meals drink with would like
like? • Menus and ordering • Talk about food preferences • with,without
• Order a meal • Plurals: -s, -es, -ies
• some / any
Academic Skills
4. Is Ms. Waker in •Classroom and office • Describe this office • there is / there are
• Location of people • Say what people are • this, that, these, those
tha classroom? and objects doing • in, on, under, next to
• Colors • Say where a person is • Present progressive: ... is
sitting, I am standing,
etc.
Academic Skills • here, there
Audio script
Practice
Answer Key
Chapter 1
In this chapter,
you will …
■■ Introduce
yourself
SE Diane Harper
Director 4
SE
1 a name
■■ Give your name, Sinclair Enterprises 2 an address
address, phone
number SE www.sinclair-enterprises.com
628 North Michigan Avenue
Chicago, IL 60611
3
4
5
a phone number
a website
an e-mail address
2 tel: 312-555-0603
e-mail: [email protected] 5
3
— Hello. I’m Tina Lee. — Are you Richard Clark? — Excuse me. Are you Amy?
— I’m Andy Cooper. — Yes, I am. — No, I’m not. I’m Jill.
Nice to meet you, Tina. — Hi. I’m Alice Morton. — Oh, sorry.
— Nice to meet you, too. Nice to meet you.
Tip!
— Are you …? — Am I …?
— Yes, I am. — Yes, you are. I am I’m
No, I’m not. No, you’re not. you are you’re
— Where are you from, Mr. Peña? — What country are you from?
— I’m from Mexico. — I’m from the United States.
— Are you from Mexico City? — What city are you from?
— No, I’m from Monterrey. — I’m from Los Angeles.
— Is your name Lisa Parker? — Is your first name Tom? — Is your last name Miller?
— No, it’s not. — No, it’s not. — No, it’s not.
— What’s your name? — What’s your first name? — What’s your last name?
— It’s Lisa Baker. — It’s Harry. — It’s Milton.
I’m …
What’s your name? Hello.
No, I’m not. I’m …
MESSAGE 1 MESSAGE 2
name
Charles Brady
_________________________ name
Mr. Tanaka, GenTek
_________________________
telephone telephone
number number
home
cell / mobile
office
fax
9 The alphabet
a b c d e f g h i j k l m
n o p q r s t u v w x y z
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Give your address
Contact Information
Title
First Name
Last Name
What’s your name, please?
Street Address My name is …
City
What’s your address?
State / Territory My address is …
Zip / Postal code
Country
Phone
E–mail
Jackson Wright
Director
Rink Limited
•6
20 Sunset Street
Galveston, TX 77554 — What’s your last name?
• T el: 409-555-3542 — Chesterfield.
— How do you spell that?
E– m a i l : j w r i g h t @ r i n k . u s
— C-H-E-S-T-E-R-F-I-E-L-D.
H
ri
il
— W-R-I-G-H-T.
Sp
l
nt
P
me
ol
rt
ic
De
3. city:
Grammar
• I am … / You are … / Are you …? • My name is … What’s your name?
I am Ann. R I’m Ann. — My name is Ann. What’s your name?
You are Jane. R You’re Jane. — It’s Michael.
— Are you Ann? — Nice to meet you, Michael. How do you
— No, I’m not. I’m Jane. spell that?
— Are you American or Canadian? — M - I - C - H - A - E - L.
— I’m Canadian.
• What country are you from? • What city are you from?
— Are you from Canada? — Are you from New York?
— No, I’m not. — No, I’m not.
— What country are you from? — What city are you from?
— I’m from the United States. — I’m from Chicago.
• Where are you from? • What nationality are you?
— Are you from Germany? — Are you Mexican?
— No, I’m not. — No, I’m not.
— Where are you from? — What nationality are you?
— I’m from Italy, from Rome. — I’m Colombian.
• a / an
a business card a city a country a name a phone number a website
an address an extension an e-mail address an office phone number
2 Grammar exercises
They are Mr. Baker and Mr. Cooper. They are students. They are
Brazilian. They are from Sao Paulo. Sao Paulo is a small city.
What’s in Chapter 1?
What is the title of the reading activity on page 1?
What do the pictures tell you?
A. Nationalities
B. Places
C. People
D. Countries
4 Reading
6 Grammar
Hello, this is Steven Thomas. Please leave your name and phone
number. (Beep!)
Hi Steven. This Claire. My number is 412-587-9123. Please call
me back. Thank you. Bye.
9 Reading
10 Comprehension
3. 220 is __________.
a. a phone number b. an address c. an extension
11 Writing
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12 Writing
1. 2. 3. 4.
a. am a. Canadian a. city a. I
b. is b. am b. country b. you
c. are c. from c. nationality c. he
5. 6. 7.
a. I a. phone number a. phone number
b. you b. address b. address
c. he c. zip code c. zip code
In this chapter,
you will …
■■ Introduce others
husband
■■ Describe people wife
son
daughter
— Frank, this is Teresa Neal. — Mr. Bright, I’d like you to — This is Jim and Lisa Baker.
Teresa, this is Frank. meet Jim Martin. They’re from Nevada.
— Hi, Teresa. It’s nice to — Pleased to meet you, Jim. — Are you from Las Vegas?
meet you. — Nice to meet you, Mr. Bright. — No, we’re from Reno.
2 We’re from Mexico
— Is she …? — Is he …? — Is it …?
— Yes, she is. — Yes, he is. — Yes, it is.
No, she’s not. No, he’s not. No, it’s not.
Tip!
she is R she’s he is R he’s it is R it’s
he’s not = he isn’t
she’s not = she isn’t
— What’s Mrs. Meyer’s first name? — Whose phone number is this, Paul?
— Her first name is Sharon. — It’s John’s cell phone number.
— Tim, I’d like you to meet my friends, — Is Mark’s last name Jennings?
Greg and Pam, and their cousin, Jared. — No, it’s not. His last name is O’Connor.
— Nice to meet you. Jennings is his friend’s name.
— What color are your eyes? — Does Charles have brown eyes?
— My eyes are blue. I have blue eyes. — No, he has green eyes.
I
He
You
have brown eyes. She has green eyes.
We
They It
— Do you have brown eyes? — Does Bill have blue eyes? — Who has gray eyes?
— Yes, I do. / — Yes, he does. / — I do. /
No, I don’t. No, he doesn’t. They’re brown. Carmen does.
Kathy has short, blond hair. Jeff has long hair and a beard. Erica has short, dark brown hair.
John has short hair, too. He doesn’t have a beard, but he has a moustache.
A. C.
B. D.
7 Numbers 11-100
11 12 13 14 15 16
eleven twelve thirteen fourteen fifteen sixteen
17 18 19 20 21 22
seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty twenty-one twenty-two
30 33 40 44 50 58
thirty thirty-three forty forty-four fifty fifty-eight
60 70 80 90 99 100
sixty seventy eighty ninety ninety-nine one hundred
a girl. girls.
This is a boy. These are boys.
my boyfriend. our boyfriends.
a man. men.
a woman. women.
a child. children.
This is These are
a person. people.
a family. families.
my girlfriend. our girlfriends.
— Who are these people? — Are these your parents? — Whose glasses are these?
— They’re John’s friends. — Yes, this is my mom and dad. — They’re Tim’s.
— What do your parents look like? — What does Bill Mason look like?
— They’re tall with long, black hair. — He has short, blond hair and blue eyes.
A.
— What does look like?
— She has and .
— Is she tall or short?
— She’s .
— And is she?
— She’s years old.
B.
— What does Mark look like?
— He’s tall, and he has and brown eyes.
— How old is he?
— He’s my age, .
— Is he ?
— Yes, and he has .
1 . _
2.
3.
4.
Grammar
• What country is Barry from? • Who is this?
— He is from the United States. — It’s Alice.
— Is he from Atlanta? — Is she American, too?
— Yes, he is. — No, she’s not. She’s Canadian.
• Are you and Barry married? • Are Sophia and Peter dating?
— Yes, we are. Our last name is King. — Yes, they are.
— Do you have a son? — Do they have brothers or sisters?
— Yes, we do. His name is Tony. — Yes, Sophia has a sister. Her name is Erica.
• Are you and your wife tall? • Does your family have a dog?
— Yes, we are. / No, we’re not. — We don’t have a dog, but we have two cats.
2 Grammar exercises
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Is it straight or curly?
I have straight, blond hair.
S(he) has curly, brown hair.
They don’t have straight hair.
Is it long or short?
I have straight, long, blond hair.
S(he) has curly, short, brown hair.
They don’t have long hair.
7 Comprehension
9 Practice
1. 2. 3. 4.
a. am a. Canadian a. have a. curly
b. is b. am b. has b. blond
c. are c. from c. do c. long
5. 6. 7. 8.
a. beard a. don’t a. hair a. tall
b. old b. do b. tall b. blue eyes
c. long c. has c. eyes c. long hair
9. 10.
a. I have a. 22 years old
b. I am b. mustache
c. long hair c. young
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■■ Offer something
to eat and drink
What would you like? Would you like What would you
a sandwich? like to eat?
— Would you like tea or coffee? — Would you like a bottle of wine?
— Coffee, please. / No, thank you. — Yes, please. / No, thank you.
— How would you like your coffee? — Would you like some juice?
— With milk and sugar, please. / Black, please. — No, thank you. Just a glass of water.
2 would like
— What kind of juice would you like? — What kind of pie would you like?
— I’d like some apple juice. — I’d like some cherry pie.
— How much juice?
— One glass, please.
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Talk about food preferences
for lunch
for dinner
-s -es -ies
one egg — two eggs one glass — two glasses one cherry — two cherries
one muffin — two muffins one sandwich — two sandwiches one French fry — two French fries
one banana — two bananas one tomato — two tomatoes one strawberry — two strawberries
— How many eggs would you like? — How many glasses of wine would you like?
— Just one, please. — Two, please. One for me and one for my friend.
— I’d like a banana muffin, please. — Do you have any strawberry ice cream?
— I’m sorry. We don’t have any banana — We don’t have any strawberry ice cream,
muffins. but we have chocolate and vanilla.
— What kind of soup do you have? — Do you have any soft drinks?
— We have chicken, tomato, vegetable, and — Yes, we have Coke and Sprite.
French onion. — I’d like a Coke, please.
— I’d like the French onion soup, please. — Very good.
— May I take your order? — Would you like French — What would you like to eat?
— I’d like a chicken sandwich. fries or a salad? — I’d like the grilled salmon.
— And to drink? — French fries, please. — Would you like a salad with that?
11 May I take your order? Check all that apply. (Tracks 18–21)
C. The man and the woman would like … D. The man would like …
some strawberry ice cream. a hamburger.
some vanilla ice cream. French fries.
one cup of coffee. some rice.
two cups of coffee. the grilled salmon.
two cups of tea. a glass of wine.
Menu
Fairfax Restaurant
Appetizers Main Courses Desserts
■ Shrimp Cocktail Served with fresh ■ Apple or Lemon Pie
■ Crab Cakes vegetables and roast ■ Ice Cream
■ Grilled Scallops potatoes, French fries, (vanilla, chocolate,
or rice. strawberry)
Soups
■ Filet Mignon with
■ Chocolate Cake
Served with fresh bread mushroom sauce ■ Fruit Salad
or crackers.
■ Grilled Lamb Beverages
■ Tomato Chops in mint sauce
■ Chicken Vegetable
■ Cappuccino
■ Roast Chicken ■ Espresso
■ Clam Chowder
■ House Salad
■ Caesar Salad
■ Pasta Salad
Grammar
• What kind of tea would you like? • What would you like for breakfast?
— I’d like Earl Grey, please. — I’d like scrambled eggs and coffee, please.
— With or without lemon? — Would you like some orange juice?
— With lemon, please. — No, thank you.
To:
Subject:
4 Grammar box
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6 Grammar
How many pieces would you like? I’d like one piece, please.
7 Grammar exercises
1. 5.
a. Would you like a. don’t like
b. What kind of b. has
c. May I have c. would like
2. 6.
a. Would you like a. How many
b. What kind b. What kind of
c. How many c. May I
3. 7.
a. Do you have a. How many
b. May I? b. I’d like
c. What kind of c. May I
4.
a. has
b. have
c. don’t
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Kim and her friend Alice are at the Blue Moon Café after class.
They would like to have lunch.
Kim would like the chicken salad with French dressing, some gar-
lic bread, and a bottle of mineral water.
Alice would like a turkey and cheese sandwich with French fries
and a glass of lemonade.
And for dessert? Kim would like some lemon cake and a cup of
tea.
10 Comprehension
11 Grammar exercises
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In this chapter,
you will …
■■ Describe this
classroom
This is Ms. Martin. R Ms. Martin’s first name is Ann. Her first name is Ann.
Ellen has a cell phone. R Ellen’s phone is red. Her phone is red.
Bill has an old computer. R Bill’s computer is old. His computer is not new.
2 Is there a printer?
— Is there a printer? — Is there a TV? — Are there any pencils? — Are there any pens?
— Yes, there is. — No, there isn’t. — Yes, there are. — No, there aren’t.
— How many printers are there? — How many pencils are there? — How many pens are there?
— There’s only one printer. — There are five pencils. — There aren’t any pens.
— Where’s my coffee? — Where’s your phone? — Where’s my magazine? — Where are your glasses?
— It’s on your desk. — It’s in my bag. — It’s under the notebook. — T
hey’re next to my keys.
2. .
3. .
4. .
5. .
6. .
7 Which phone?
— Which phone is old? — Which monitor is new? — Which pens are red?
— The black phone is old. — The gray monitor is new. — These pens are red.
SHORT ANSWERS:
— Which phone is old? — Which monitor is new? — Which pens are red?
— The black one is. — The gray monitor is. — These are.
— What are you doing? — What are Ted and Jane doing? — What is Amanda doing?
— I’m writing a letter. — They’re watching TV. — She’s drinking coffee.
am I I am
you You sitting.
are we We are standing.
What they doing? They reading.
writing.
he He listening.
is she She is speaking.
it It
— Are you speaking? — Are Ed and Joan writing an e-mail? — Is John reading?
— Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. — No, they’re not. They’re reading — Yes, he is. / No
I’m listening. Mr. Hart’s e-mail. he’s not.
1 . Mike is .
2. Isabelle is .
4. Karen is to a customer.
My cell phone is here. My cell phone is there. My cell phone is over there
on the chair.
— Excuse me. I’m looking for the counselor. — Is Ms. Blake here?
Is this her office? — No, she’s not.
— No, it’s not. Her office is over there. — Where is she?
— Thank you. — She’s there in her office.
12 Which woman?
— Excuse me. Which person is Jack? — Which woman is your girlfriend, Ron?
— He’s the one with blond hair and — My girlfriend? She’s the young woman
blue eyes. with long, black hair.
— Thank you. — Really? Anita is your girlfriend?
14 Who is this?
Grammar
• Is there a printer in your classroom? • Are there any pens in the drawer?
— Yes, there is. / Yes, there is. It’s here. — Yes, there are. / Yes, there are three.
— No, there isn’t. / No, there’s not. — No, there aren’t. / No, they’re over there in that box.
• What are you doing? • What are we doing? • What are the children doing?
— I am looking for my keys. — We are speaking English. — They are watching TV.
— We’re speaking to the teacher. — You’re listening to music. — They’re reading magazines.
2 Grammar exercises
4 Grammar box
Which lamps are on the desk? These red lamps are on the
desk, but those blue lamps are
on the bookshelf.
1. 5.
a. Is there a. this
b. Are there b. that
c How many c. how many
2. 6.
a. there is a. This
b. there are b. That
c. how many c. How many
3. 7.
a. Which a. this
b. How many b. that
c. There is c. how many
4. 8.
a. This a. this
b. That b. that
c. How many c. how many
6 Writing
Example: This blue car is big but that red car is small.
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7 Grammar
typing
having
instructor
looking at
talking
reception area
secretary
10 Comprehension
11 Grammar exercises
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CHAPTER 1 TRACK 9 | B
— I have a beard and long, brown hair.
TRACK 1 | ACTIVITY 5
— Hello. My name is Kevin Davis. TRACK 10 | C
— I’m Patricia Jackson. Nice to meet you. — I have short, blond hair and green eyes.
— Nice to meet you, too, Ms. Jackson.
— Where are you from? TRACK 11 | D
— I’m from Boston. And you? — I have short, straight hair and glasses. And
— I’m from Orlando. I have a moustache.
TRACK 21 | D
— What would you like?
— I’d like the grilled salmon.
— Would you like French fries or
rice with the salmon?
— I’d like rice, please.
— Great. And to drink?
— A glass of white wine, please.
— Very good, sir.
CHAPTER 4
TRACK 22 | ACTIVITY 6 | One
The map is under the clock.
TRACK 23 | Two
The pens are on the desk.
TRACK 24 | Three
The lamp is on the wall.
TRACK 25 | Four
The printer is on the floor.
TRACK 26 | Five
The picture is next to the map.
TRACK 27 | Six
The cell phone is in the drawer.
CHAPTER 4: PRACTICE
TRACK 17 | EXERCISE 7 | One
What are they doing?
—W hat are you reading, Helen?
— I’m not reading.
— Oh, what are you doing?
— I’m writing an e-mail.
TRACK 18 | Two
—W here’s Peter?
— He’s in his office.
— What’s he doing?
— I don’t know. He’s sitting at his desk.
TRACK 19 | Three
—A re you speaking to me, Rose?
— No, I’m answering Jim’s question.
— Oh, OK.
TRACK 20 | Four
— Is this a Japanese book, Candice?
— Yes, my husband and I are learning Japanese.
— How interesting!
TRACK 21 | Five
—W ho are Isabel and Frank speaking to?
— To the new client.
— Do they have all their information?
— Yes, they do.
3 Numbers 0-10
1 . ____
My name is Sharon Coleman. a. Good-bye. b. Hello. c. And you?
2. What’s your ____
number? a. nice b. nationality c. phone
3. My ____
is Juan Rivera. a. first name b. name c. last name
4. Please call me ____
. a. back b. message c. mobile
5. Is ____
name Steven Bishop? a. not b. you c. your
6. ____
you. a. Thank b. Please c. What
5 This is my address
1 . 2. 3.
7 A business card
Conversation A Conversation B
No, it’s not. It’s Phillip.
1 Hello? Yes, that’s right.
I’m sorry. Wrong number. 1 What’s your first name?
Is this 333-1290? Is that P-H-I-L-L-I-P?
1. 2. 3.
4. 5. 6.
5. — Maria, are you and your husband from Spain? — No, from Italy.
2 Who is it?
A. Henry’s
eyes are . He has , , black hair.
6 Numbers 20-100
7 Opposites
1 . tall d a. young
2. curly b. adult
3. old c. straight
4. long d. short
5. single e. black
6. white f. boy
7. girl g. short
8. child h. married
1 What is this?
a. b. c. d. e.
f. g. h. i. j.
2 Coffee, please
A. B.
Examples: you / eat / eggs / for / lunch / ? Nicole / like / cheese / + Brad / eat / steak / –
Do you eat eggs for lunch? Nicole likes cheese. Brad doesn’t eat steak.
1 . Would you like a salad with it? a. A glass of red wine, please.
2. May I take your order? b. Just one, please.
3. And to drink? c. No, I’d like French fries.
4. What does the chicken come with? d. Chocolate, please.
5. How many pieces would you like? e. Yes, I’d like the steak and potatoes.
6. What kind of cake would you like ? f. Vegetables or a salad.
9 10
11 12 5
7 8
6 18 19
16 17
14 15
13 25 26
23 24
21 22
20
31
6
29 30
27 28
1 4 7
8
1. 3. 5. 7.
2. 4. 6. 8.
Example: Are there any chairs in the office? (yes /no) Yes, there are. / No, there aren’t.
3 This is my office
In your teacher’s office, there (1) two chairs. There is a printer (2) the
table, but there is no paper (3) it. There are two books. They’re in the desk
4 Which one?
1 . The pens are the table. (in / on) 4. The calendar is the wall. (in / on)
2. The book is the printer. (in / on) 5. The keys are the drawer. (in / under)
3. The papers are the floor. (on / under) 6. The phone is the magazine. (in / on)
Example: What is David eating? (ice cream) He’s eating ice cream.
6 Who is reading?
1 . Whose cell phone is that? a. He’s the young man with the long hair.
2. Which man is Daniel Foster? b. I don’t know.
3. How many computers are there in your office? c. No, they’re different.
4. Who is the woman with the curly hair? d. The two small, blue ones.
5. Are these documents the same? e. It’s Julia’s. She’s in Mr. Blake’s office.
6. Which notebooks are you reading? f. There are two.
CHAPTER 1
Exercise 1
1. Nice to meet you. 2. Where are you from? 3. What city are you from? 4. What nationality are you?
5. Excuse me. Are you Thomas?
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
1. 7 2. 9 3. 4 4. 3 5. 1 6. 8 7. 0 8. 10 9. 6 10. 5
Exercise 4
1. b 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. a Return to questions
Exercise 5
1. your 2. phone 3. an 4. please 5. or
Exercise 6
1. 885-9034 2. 623-7160 3. 518-9634
Exercise 7
Answers will vary.
Exercise 8
A. B.
(1) — Hello? (1) — What’s your first name?
(2) — Is this 333-1290? (2) — It’s Phillip.
(3) — No, it’s not. (3) — Is that P-H-I-L-L-I-P?
(4) — I’m sorry. Wrong number. (4) — Yes, that’s right.
Exercise 9
1. Cordero 2. Fitzgerald 3. Okumura 4. Sebastian 5. Yolande 6. Likhatchev Return to questions
CHAPTER 2
Exercise 1
1. She’s / She is 2. he is 3. We’re / We are 4. they’re / they are 5. we’re / we are
Exercise 2
1. her 2. Our 3. their 4. Its 5. Mary’s 6. his
Exercise 3
1. doesn’t 2. do 3. do 4. don’t 5. don’t 6. does
Exercise 4
A. blue; short; curly; beard B. long; blond; green; has Return to questions
Exercise 5
1. but 2. and 3. or 4. and; or
Exercise 6
1. 16 2. 11 3. 20 4. 40 5. 91 6. 82 7. thirty-nine 8. fifty-six 9. forty-eight 10. seventy-two
Exercise 7
1. d 2. c 3. a 4. g 5. h 6. e 7. f 8. b
Exercise 8
1. a 2. a 3. c
Exercise 9
1. How 2. Who 3. What 4. Where 5. Whose Return to questions
CHAPTER 3
Exercise 1
1. d 2. c 3. g 4. i 5. b 6. a 7. j 8. f 9. h 10. e
Exercise 2
(1) — What would you like?
(2) — I’d like some coffee, please.
(3) — How would you like it?
(4) — With milk, please.
(5) — Here you are.
(6) — Thank you.
(7) — You’re welcome.
Exercise 3
A. breakfast; muffin; glass; juice; coffee; milk B. hamburger; chicken; French; soup; salad
Exercise 4
Return to questions
Exercise 5
1. c 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. a
Exercise 6
1. Does Mr. Lewis drink coffee? 2. Do you like green tea? 3. I don’t eat fruit for breakfast. 4. We drink
wine with dinner. 5. Do Lisa and Jack like green beans? 6. Does David eat rice?
Exercise 7
1. c 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. d
Exercise 8
A. 1. no 2. yes B. 1. no 2. no Return to questions
CHAPTER 4
Exercise 1
1. printer 2. calendar 3. computer 4. cell phone / mobile phone 5. clock 6. lamp 7. desk 8. pencil
Exercise 2
1. No, there aren’t. 2. Yes, there is. 3. No, there isn’t. 4. Yes, there are. 5. No, there isn’t.
Exercise 3
1. are 2. on 3. in 4. drawer 5. under 6. next to
Exercise 4
1. on 2. on 3. on 4. on 5. in 6. on Return to questions
Exercise 5
1. She’s reading the newspaper. 2. I’m listening to music. 3. He’s drinking water. 4. They’re writing
an e-mail. 5. I’m teaching Spanish. 6. We’re answering Michelle’s questions.
Exercise 6
1. eating 2. drinking 3. reading 4. writing 5. watching
Exercise 7
1. She’s writing an e-mail. 2. He’s sitting at his desk. 3. She’s answering Jim’s question.
4. They’re learning Japanese. 5. They’re speaking to the new client.
Exercise 8
1. e 2. a 3. f 4. b 5. c 6. d Return to questions