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ContentsTourism and Recreation

1.1 CoreLesson......................................................................11.2 CoreLesson......................................................................31.3 CoreLesson......................................................................41.4 CoreLesson......................................................................61.5 Milestone..........................................................................8

Professions and Hobbies2.1 CoreLesson......................................................................92.2 CoreLesson....................................................................112.3 CoreLesson....................................................................132.4 CoreLesson....................................................................152.5 Milestone........................................................................17

At Home and Around Town3.1 CoreLesson....................................................................183.2 CoreLesson....................................................................203.3 CoreLesson....................................................................223.4 CoreLesson....................................................................243.5 Milestone........................................................................26

Style and Personal Wellness4.1 CoreLesson....................................................................274.2 CoreLesson....................................................................294.3 CoreLesson....................................................................314.4 CoreLesson....................................................................334.5 Milestone........................................................................35

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1.1 Core Lesson

01 Ihavetravelledtomanycountries.Thesearefrommysister.She’stravellinginSouthAmerica.

Whenshetravels,shebringsalotofsuitcases.

02 TheyaretravellinginAsia.ItravelledtoAfricain2007.I’mtravellingbytrain.

03 touriststouristsatourguideatourguide

04 Thesetouristsarevisitingatemple.ThesetouristsaretravellinginGermany.Thistourguideworksatthetheatre.Thistourguideworksattheartmuseum.

05 Thetouristsareonthebus.Thetourguideisonthebus.Thetourguideistakingaphotographofthetourists.

Thetouristsaretakingaphotographofthetourguide.

06 OurfamilyistravellinginSpain.Wearetourists.Yesterday,wevisitedafamousmosque.Thismorning,we’reeatingbreakfastatacafe.

07 apalaceapalaceruinsruins

08 acathedralacathedralacastleacastle

09 ThisfamousRussianpalaceisblue.Theseruinsareintherainforest.Theboyistakingaphotographofthecathedral.

Manytouristsvisitthiscastle.

10 ThisisapalaceinRussia.TheseruinsareintheUnitedStates.ThisisacathedralinGermany.Thiscastleisneartheocean.

11 WhyareyoutravellingtoItaly?I’mtravellingtoItalytovisitancientruins.WhyareyoutravellingtoIndia?I’mtravellingtoIndiatovisitthispalace.

12 Thismagazinesaysthattheruinsaremorethanathousandyearsold.

Thisnewspapersaysthattheruinsaremorethanathousandyearsold.

Thissignsaysthatit’sfifteenmilestoBarcelona.

Julie’slettersaysthatshe’sfifteenmilesfromBarcelona.

13 Thebooksaysthatyouneedtouseascrewdriver.

ThismagazinesaysthatanAmericanwasthefirstpersontowalkonthemoon.Thathappenedin1969.

ThisemailsaysthatmyfriendistravellinginJapan.

14 aleafletaleafletaleafletaguidebookaguidebookawebsite

15 Whereshouldwegotoday?Let’sgotothepalace.Let’sgototheruins.Let’sgotothecathedral.

16 Wecan’tgotothecathedral.Theleafletsaysthatit’sclosedtoday.

Let’snotgotothepalace.Theguidebooksaysthatit’sveryexpensive.

Thiswebsitesaysthatit’sgoingtorain.Let’snotgototheruins.

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1.1 Continued

17 ThewebsitesaysthatthismuseumisopenonTuesdays.

Theguidebooksaysthatthemuseumisn’tveryexpensive.

Let’sgotothemuseum.

18 Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothezoo?Itcostsfivepounds.Hereyougo.

19 Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothepalace?Itcostseightpounds.Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothecastle?Itcostsfourpounds.

20 Whatarethepalace’sopeninghourstoday?Thepalace’sopeninghoursare9a.m.to5p.m.

Whatarethebank’sopeninghourstoday?Thebank’sopeninghoursare10a.m.to4.30p.m.

Whatarethelibrary’sopeninghourstoday?Thelibrary’sopeninghoursare9.30a.m.to9p.m.

21 theopeninghoursthephonenumbertheaddressthewebsitetheemailaddress

22 Whatarethemuseum’sopeninghours?Themuseumisopenfrom10a.m.to6p.m.today.

Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothemuseum?

Itcoststwelveeurosforadultsandeighteurosforthoseundersixteen.

23 Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothepalace?Itcostssevenpounds.Hereyougo.

24 Wehavetwoadultsandtwoundersixteen.Fortyeuros,please.Hereyougo.Thankyou.

25 MayIhavealeaflet?Hereyougo.Wewouldliketwotickets,please.Hereyougo.

26 Thetouristsareonatouroftheruins.Thetouristsareonatourofthecathedral.Thetouristsareonatourofthecastle.

27 Doyouhavetoursofthemuseum?Yes.Wehavetoursofthemuseum.Whendoesthenexttourbegin?Thenexttourbeginsintwentyminutes.

28 Hello,mynameisMiguel.I’myourtourguidetoday.

Welcometothemuseum.Onourtourtoday,I’mgoingtoteachyouaboutSpain’shistory.

Pleaseaskalotofquestions.

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1.2 Core Lesson

01 He’shikingwithhisdog.Themotherandhersonsarehikinginthemountains.

Thechildrenaregoingsnorkelling.Thegirlissnorkelling.

02 He’shikinginthewoods.She’shikinginthemountains.Thefamilyissnorkelling.Theboyissnorkelling.

03 sledgingsledgingsledgingiceskatingiceskatingcross-countryskiing

04 Themotherandherdaughterareiceskating.Thefamilyissledging.Themenarecross-countryskiing.

05 hikingsnorkellingsledgingiceskatingridingcross-countryskiing

06 Whatdoyouwanttodotoday?Iwanttogosledging.Iwanttogohiking.Iwanttogocross-countryskiing.Iwanttogoiceskating.

07 Idon’twanttogohikingbecauseit’ssnowing.Idon’twanttogosledging.Wecan’tgoiceskatingbecausethelakeisn’tfrozen.

Idon’twanttogocross-countryskiing.Let’sgocross-countryskiing.Let’sgosledging.

08 ThetouristsarehavingfuninMexico.Thebusinesspeoplearebored.He’shavingfunwithhisfriends.We’rebored.

09 It’sFridaynight.He’shavingfun.It’sMondaymorning.He’sbored.It’sTuesdaymorning.She’sbored.It’sTuesdayafternoon.She’shavingfun.

10 Thisboyisbored.Thisboyishavingfun.Thisgirlishavingfun.Thisgirlisbored.

11 Didyouhavefuncross-countryskiing?Yes,Ihadfuncross-countryskiing.Didyouhavefunsledging?No,Ididn’thavefunsledging!

12 He’sridingabicycle.I’mridingamotorbike.They’reonasailingboat.I’minarowingboat.

13 Theylikerowingboats.They’rehavingfun.Idon’tlikehiking.I’mbored.Helikesmotorbikes.He’shavingfun.Idon’tlikecross-countryskiing.I’mbored.

14 They’regoingfishing.He’sfishing.Iwentfishing.

15 She’sfishinginasailingboat.He’sfishinginarowingboat.They’refishinginamotorboat.

16 It’stooloudtoread.It’sloudinthestadium.It’squietinlibraries.It’sveryquietinthewoods.

17 Bicyclesarequiet.Motorbikesareloud.Thesemotorboatsareveryloud.Fishinginarowingboatisquiet.

18 Sometimesit’squietinchurches.Sometimesit’sloudinchurches.Sometimesit’squietinairports.Sometimesit’sloudinairports.

19 Bequiet!Bequiet!Bequiet!

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1.2 Continued

20 Bequiet!Thebabyissleeping.Bequiet!Notalkinginthelibrary.Bequiet!Thefilmisbeginning.Bequiet!I’mtalkingonthephone.

21 They’rehikingonapath.She’sridingahorseonapath.Thetouristsareatafestival.Thebandisplayingatafestival.

22 He’shikingonapathinthemountains.Thepathistwomileslong.ThisfestivalisinChina.Thesemenarewearingcostumesforafestival.

23 Howfarisittothelake?Thelakeistwomilesfromhere.Howfarisittothefestival?Thefestivalistwelvemilesfromhere.Howfarisittotheruins?Theruinsareonlyamilefromhere.

24 Howfarisittothepalace?Thepalaceislessthanamilefromhere.Howfarisittotheocean?Theoceanisfifteenmilesfromhere.

25 HowdoIgettothelake?Takethispathforoneandahalfmiles.Turnrightwhenyouseeagreensign.Takethatpathtothelake.

26 HowdoIgettothetemple?FollowSilomStreetforamile.TurnleftonNaretStreet.FollowNaretStreetforhalfamile.Thetemplewillbeonyourleft.

27 Doyouknowwhereweare?No,Idon’t.Ithinkwe’relost!Excuseme,howfarisittothebeach?It’sverynear.It’sonlytwomilestothebeach.

28 Howdoyougettothebeach?FollowQueenStreetforamile.TurnrightonBedranStreet.Theoceanwillbestraightahead.

29 Thesonwentfishing.Thedaughterwentsnorkelling.Theparentssleptatthebeach.

1.3 Core Lesson

01 He’spaintingabowl.She’spaintinginthepark.He’sdrawingacastle.Idrawtourists.

02 Iliketopaintpeople.Iliketodrawplants.AnItalianpaintedthisceiling.She’sdrawingaface.

03 She’sdrawingtheflowers.She’spaintingtwopeopleinarowingboat.He’sdrawingamaninarowingboat.He’spaintingtheflowers.

04 Thisisaphotographofahorse.Thisisapaintingofahorse.Thisisasculptureofahorse.

05 aredsculptureabluesculptureasculptureofahandasculptureofafoot

06 aneighteenth-centurysculptureaseventeenth-centurymapfourteenth-centurymusicfirst-centuryruins

07 Whenwasthispainted?Itwaspaintedinthenineteenthcentury.Whenwasthisdrawn?Itwasdrawninthefifteenthcentury.

08 Thisisafifteenth-centuryinstrument.Thisisatwentieth-centuryinstrument.Thisisaseventeenth-centurysculpture.Thisisatwentieth-centurysculpture.

09 apostcardapostcardaposteraposter

10 agiftshopagiftshoplockerslockers

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11 I’msorry,youcan’ttakephotographsinthemuseum...

...butyoucanbuypostcardsinthegiftshop.I’msorry,youcan’teatinthemuseum......butyoucaneatinthecafe.I’msorry,youcan’tcarryarucksackinthemuseum...

...buttherearelockersnearthetoilets.

12 Iwanttoseethesculptures.I’mgoingtothegiftshop.Iwanttoseethefifteenth-centurypaintings.I’mgoingtofindalocker.

13 He’sputtinghisrucksackintoalocker.Sheworksinthegiftshop.Someonegavemeaposter!Someonewrotemeapostcard!

14 He’sshowinghiselbowtohismother.She’sshowingherarmtoherdaughter.She’sshowingthedresstoherhusband.She’sshowingherpaintingtoherfather.

15 Ifinishedapaintingyesterday.Really?Canyoushowme?Iboughtadogtoday!Showme!

16 Willyoushowmethepostcardsthatyoubought?

They’reofthefifteenth-centurypaintings.Willyoushowmetheposterthatyoubought?It’softhetwentieth-centurysculpture.

17 Horsesareherfavouriteanimals.Dogsarehisfavouriteanimals.Guitarsaremyfavouriteinstruments.Pianosaremyfavouriteinstruments.

18 Shehastaughtartfortwenty-fiveyears.She’staughtartfortwenty-fiveyears.Shehasalreadydrunkathirdofthemilk.She’salreadydrunkathirdofthemilk.Hehastakenhisshirtoutofthebox.He’stakenhisshirtoutofthebox.Hehasbeenplayinggolffortenyears.He’sbeenplayinggolffortenyears.

19 Thisisherfavouritebook.She’sreadittwenty-fivetimes.

Thisishisfavouritetoy.Healwayssleepswithit.

Thisishisfavouritechair.Healwayssitsinitwhenhereadsthenewspaper.

20 Wouldyouliketomeetmyfamily?Thisismysister.She’slisteningtoherfavouritesinger.Thisismymother.She’swatchingherfavouritefilm.

21 Thisismyfather.He’swatchinghisfavouriteteamplaying.MynameisJames......andthisismyfavouritefood!

22 What’syourfavouriteteam?TheTigersaremyfavouriteteam!What’syourfavouritecolour?Pinkismyfavouritecolour.

23 Iwasgoingtoridemymotorbike......butI’mgoingtodrivemycarinstead.Youshouldn’teatthatbeforedinner.Eatthisbananainstead.

24 Iwasgoingtodrawthecathedral......butItookaphotographinstead.Iwasgoingtopaintanapple......butIateitinstead!

25 Ican’ttakephotographsinthemuseum......soI’llbuypostcardsinstead.Ican’teatthishere......soI’mgoingtoeatitinthecafeinstead.Ican’tcarrytherucksackintothemuseum......soI’llputitinalockerinstead.

26 Itwastoocoldtogosnorkelling,sowewentfishinginstead.

It’srainingandwecan’tgohiking,sowe’rewatchingtelevisioninstead.

Ican’tgoiceskating,solet’swatchafilminstead.

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27 Whatwasyourfavouritepaintinginthemuseum?

Myfavouritepaintingwasatwentieth-centurypainting.

Myfavouritepaintingwasaneighteenth-centurypainting.

Myfavouritepaintingwasatwentieth-centurypainting.

28 I’mgoingtobuyaposterofmyfavouritepainting.

Ithoughtyouweregoingtobuyaposter!Theposterwastooexpensive,soIboughtpostcardsinstead.

29 Whatareyougoingtodotoday?Iwanttopaintsomethinglikethis.Whatareyourfavouritecolours?Myfavouritecoloursareblue,greenandyellow.

30 Iwasgoingtopaintsomethingthatlookslikethiseighteenth-centurypainting...

...butpaintingisverydifficultforme.Insteadofaneighteenth-centurypainting,itlooksmorelikeatwentieth-centurypainting.

1.4 Core Lesson

01 Thepupilsarefollowingtheirteacher.Thebabyducksarefollowingtheirmother.Thetouristsarefollowingtheirtourguide.

02 Excuseme,whereistheswimmingpool?Followme.Excuseme,wherearethenineteenth-centuryFrenchpaintings?

Followme.

03 Atableforhowmany?Atablefortwo,please.Followme.Atableforhowmany?Atableforone,please.Followme.

04 Atableforhowmany?Atableforthree,please.Followme.Atableforhowmany?Atableforfour,please.Followme.

05 Iwouldlikesomecoffee.I’dlikesomecoffee.Iwouldlikesomewater.I’dlikesomewater.Wewouldliketorentskis.We’dliketorentskis.Theywouldliketorentbicycles.They’dliketorentbicycles.

06 Goodevening.Atableforhowmany?Goodevening.We’dlikeatableforfour,please.

Pleasefollowme.

07 amenuamenuamenuabillabillatip

08 Sheneedsglassestoreadthemenu.He’spayingthebill.Thetipisonthetable.

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09 Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dlikethesalad,please.Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dlikethesoup,please.Here’syoursalad......andhere’syoursoup.

10 Areyoureadytoorder?Yes,I’dlikethepasta,please.Areyoureadytoorder?Yes,I’dlikethechicken,please.

11 abottleabottleabottleacanacanaglass

12 aglassoflemonadeacanoflemonadeabottleoflemonade

13 Hereareyourmenus.Thankyou.Wouldyouliketoordersomethingtodrink?Fourbottlesofwater,please.

14 Whatdidsheordertodrink?Sheorderedabottleofwater.Whatdidheordertodrink?Heorderedacanoflemonade.

15 mushroomsmushroomsmushroomsonionsonionsgarlic

16 alivingroomwithoutasofaahousewithoutwindowsamenuwithoutwordsaplatewithoutfoodapizzawithmushroomssandwicheswithonionswaterwithlemonbreadwithgarlicandbutter

17 beefwithsaucepastawithsaucemushroomswithsauce

18 seafoodseafoodseafoodporkporklamb

19 seafoodwithsauceseafoodwithoutsauceporkwithoutsauceporkwithsaucelambwithsaucelambwithoutsauce

20 Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?I’dliketoeathere,please.Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?I’dliketotakeaway,please.

21 Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?Takeaway,please.Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?I’dliketoeathere,please.

22 Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?We’dliketotakeaway,please.Wouldyouliketoeathereortakeaway?We’dliketoeathere,please.

23 Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dliketoorderabottleofwater.I’dliketoorderacanoflemonade.I’dliketoordertheseafoodwithgarlicsauce.I’dliketoorderthelambwithtomatoesandonions.

24 Doyouhaveanyquestions?What’syourfavouritesouponthemenu?Ilikethevegetablesoup.It’sspicy,butverygood.

Thankyou.I’dliketoorderthat.

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1.4 Continued

25 Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dliketoorderthepastawithseafood.I’dliketoorderthepizzawithmushrooms.I’dliketoorderthelambwithtomatoesandonions.

I’dliketoordertheporkwithriceandbeans.

26 Howdoestheporktaste?Theporktastesgood,thankyou.Howdoesthepizzataste?Thepizzatastesverygood,thankyou.

27 Howdoesthelambtaste?Thelambtastesgood,thankyou.Howdoesthepastataste?Thepastatastesgood,thankyou.

28 Areyoureadyforthebillnow?Yes.I’dlikethebill,please.Areyoureadyforthebillnow?Yes.We’dlikethebill,please.

29 Ihopeyoulikedyourdinner.Wouldyouliketoorderdessert?No,thankyou.Areyoureadyforthebill?Yesplease.Hereyougo.

30 HowmuchtipshouldIleave?Fifteendollars.Okay,let’sgo.

1.5 Milestone

01 Whatwouldyouliketodotoday?I’dliketogoonatourofthecity.

02 Goodmorning.Goodmorning.

03 Areyouthetourguide?Yes,I’mthetourguide.

04 Whatareyougoingtoshowustoday?Today,I’mgoingtoshowyouthemostinterestingbuildingsinthecity.

05 Thiswasthepalaceofoneofourcountry’smostfamouskings.

Thepalacegardensarebeautiful.

06 Wasthispalacebuiltinthefifteenthcentury?No,thispalacewasn’tbuiltinthefifteenthcentury.Itwasbuiltinthesixteenthcentury.

07 Doyouhavetheguidebook?Yes,Ihavetheguidebook.

08 Arethosetheruinsoftheancientcastle?Yes,thosearetheruinsoftheancientcastle.

09 Wasitbuiltinthetenthcentury?Yes,itwasbuiltinthetenthcentury.

10 Aretheretoursofthecastle?Yes,therearetoursofthecastle.

11 Whatarethecastle’sopeninghours?Thecastleisopenfromnineo’clocktosixo’clock.

12 Howmuchdoesitcosttogetintothecastle?Itcostseighteuros.

13 Whereshouldweeatlunch?Here’saleafletformybrother’srestaurant.

14 Howfarisit?It’snotfar.Wecanwalktoit.

15 Atableforhowmany?Atablefortwo,please.

16 Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dlikethelambwithonions,please.

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17 Whatwouldyouliketoorder?I’dliketheseafoodwithmushrooms,please.

18 Whatwasyourfavouriteplacethatwesawtoday?

Myfavouritewasthepalaceanditsgardens.

19 Whatwasyourfavouriteplacethatwesawtoday?

Myfavouritewasthecastle.

20 Howdoesyourlambtaste?Ittastesverygood,thankyou.

21 Howdoesyourseafoodtaste?Ittastesverygood,thankyou.

22 Wouldyoulikethebill?I’msorry,Idon’tunderstand.It’sveryloud!

23 Wouldyoulikethebill?Yes,I’dlikethebill.

24 Didyouhavefunthismorning?Yes,Ihadfunthismorning.

25 Whatwouldyouliketodothisafternoon?I’dliketovisitthepalacegardensthatwesaw.

2.1 Core Lesson

01 icehockeyicehockeyicehockeybasketballbasketballbaseball

02 Thechildrenareplayingbasketball.Hisbaseballteamlostthematch.Hehurthiskneewhenhewasplayingbasketball.

Theicehockeyteamisiceskating.

03 tennisbaseballgolffootballicehockeybasketball

04 Thegirlisgoingtowintherace.Thebaseballteamwonthechampionship.Theredcarisgoingtowintherace.Thebasketballteamwonthechampionship.

05 Myicehockeyteamwonthechampionshipfifteenyearsago.

Thebrownhorseiswinningtherace.Iwonthegolfchampionship.Manypeopleruninthisrace.

06 Theyellowteamprobablywillnotwinthematch.

Theyellowteamprobablywon’twinthematch.

Iwillnotbeabletowatchtelevisiontonight.Iwon’tbeabletowatchtelevisiontonight.Ifyoutakethismedicine,youwillnotbeilltomorrow.

Ifyoutakethismedicine,youwon’tbeilltomorrow.

07 Ifwewinthismatch,thenwe’llplayinthechampionship.

We’llplayinthechampionship.IfIwinthismatch,thenI’llplayinthechampionship.

Iwon’tplayinthechampionship.

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2.1 Continued

08 Thebasketballplayerisstandingnearthelockers.

Thebaseballplayeristhrowingtheball.Theicehockeyplayersarereadytobeginplaying.

Thefootballplayerisjumpingtocatchtheball.

09 anartistanartistanactressanactress

10 He’smyfavouriteactor.Thefootballplayeristired.Thisartistispaintingthecity.Theactressiscrying.Thebaseballplayer’sclothesaredirty.Theartistispaintingthemushrooms.

11 Iwanttobeanactor.Iwanttobeanicehockeyplayer.Iwanttobeanartist.

12 They’refishingtogether.He’sfishingalone.Thesebasketballplayersareplayingtogether.Thisbasketballplayerisplayingalone.

13 Thetouristsaretravellingtogether.I’mtravellingalone.Thechildrenaredrawingtogether.Theartistisdrawingalone.

14 We’regoingtoNewYorkCitytogether.I’mlisteningtotheradioalone.Theyoungwomaniseatingalone.Weliketoplaythepianotogether.

15 Teachingismyjob......butplayingtheguitarismyhobby.Playingbasketballismyhobby......butmyjobisteachingpeopleaboutthehistoryofmycity.

Studyingismyhobby......butplayingthepianoismyjob.

16 What’syourjob?I’mapoliceofficer.Doyouhaveanyhobbies?Yes,Iliketoridemybicycleafterwork.

17 Welcome!MynameisMaryPrescott.OurguesttodayisHiroTanaka,abaseballplayer.

Lastweek,Hiro’steamwontheJapaneseBaseballChampionship.

Congratulations,Hiro!Thankyou!

18 Didyoulearntoplaybaseballatschool?No,myfathertaughtmehowtoplay.Baseballwashisfavouritehobby.

BaseballwasmyhobbywhenIwasachild.Iwantedtohaveajobinahospital.

19 Canyouhearthetelevision?No,Ican’thearthetelevision.It’snotloudenough.

Canyouhearitnow?Yes,Icanhearitnow.

20 Canyouheartheradio?No,Ican’theartheradio.She’shoovering.Doyouhearthetrain?Yes,Ihearthetrain.

21 Canyouhearme?Canyouhearme?Yes,Icanhearyounow.

22 Thecatcanseethefish.He’stouchingthewindow.She’stastingrice.He’ssmellingtheflower.

23 She’ssmellingsomething.She’stouchingsomething.She’stastingsomething.Shehearssomething.Sheseessomething.

24 It’sraining,butIforgotmyumbrella.Ihaveanidea.Let’suseanewspaper.Ineedaladder,butIdon’thaveone.Ihaveanidea!Let’susethischair.

25 First,hehadanideaforabaseballstadium.Then,hedrewadrawingofabaseballstadium.

Then,peoplebuiltthebaseballstadium.Now,thebaseballplayersplayinthestadium.

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26 Hehadanidea.Nowheknowsthatitwasabadidea.Shehadanidea.Everyonebelievesthatitwasagoodidea.

27 Whoseideawasittothrowtheballinsidethehouse?

Itwasmyidea.I’msorry.Itwasabadidea.Whoseideawasittomakemebreakfast?Itwasouridea.Itwasaverygoodidea!Thankyou!

28 Playingbaseballinthehouseisabadidea.It’sagoodideatowashyourhandsbeforeyoueat.

Wearingacoatinthewinterisagoodidea.Wearingasuitwhenyouswimisabadidea.

29 Today,we’retalkingtothefamousartist,GarethRoberts.

HispaintingshavebeeninartmuseumsinParis,RomeandLondon.

Welcome,Gareth!I’mhappytobehere.

30 Wheredoyougettheideasforyourpaintings?

Sometimes,IgetideaswhenI’mtravelling.Sometimes,IgetideaswhenIlistentomusic.

Igottheideaforthispaintingfromacarrace.

31 Howlonghaveyoubeenanartist?IhavebeenpaintingsinceIwasyoung.Doyouhaveanyhobbies?Yes,IplaybasketballonSaturdays.Thankyoufortalkingtometoday,Gareth.You’rewelcome!

2.2 Core Lesson

01 aliftahallwaystairsatoiletanescalatoralobby

02 They’restandingontheescalators.She’swaitingforthelift.Thebusinesspeoplearemeetinginthelobby.Thedoctorsaretalkinginthehallwayatthehospital.

Thepupilsarewalkingdownthestairs.They’rewashingtheirhandsinthesinks.

03 anescalatoraliftalobbystairsatoiletahallway

04 Thekitchenisonthegroundfloor.Thebathroomisonthefirstfloor.Theboy’sbedroomisonthesecondfloor.Themanager’sofficeisonthethirdfloor.Theirflatisonthesecondfloor.Thesupermarketisonthegroundfloor.

05 Thestairsgouptothefifthfloor.Thisescalatorgoesdownfromthesecondfloortothefirstfloor.

Theliftisonthefourthfloor,butthepeoplearewaitingonthetwelfthfloor.

06 Excuseme,whereisMsTaylor’snewoffice?It’sonthethirdfloor.Where’sthelift?Inthehallway.Thankyou.You’rewelcome.

07 Thiswomandesignsdresses.Someonedesignedahouseonthisnapkin.Thismandesignsgardens.

08 Theseengineersdesignaeroplanes.Theseengineersdesignbridges.Thesearchitectsdesignofficebuildings.Thisarchitectdesignshouses.

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09 Thereceptionistworksonthefirstfloor.Thearchitect’sofficeisonthefifthfloor.Theengineersworkontheeleventhfloor.

10 Thesemenareengineers.Thiswomanisanarchitect.Thesewomenarereceptionists.Thismanisareceptionist.

11 Thearchitectispresentingherideaforthehotel.

Thedoctorispresentinghisnewmedicine.Theengineerispresentinghisideaforafasteraeroplane.

12 Whatareyougoingtopresenttoday?Today,I’mgoingtopresentmyideaforaninexpensivelaptopcomputer.

Whodesignedthiscomputer?MymanagerandIdidittogether.

13 Thepupilsaredesigningacar.Thepupilsarepresentingtheirideaforacartotheteacher.

Theengineersaredesigningamotorbike.Theengineersarepresentingtheirideaforamotorbiketotheirmanager.

14 ThispaintingwaspaintedbyLeonardodaVinci.

ThisbookwaswrittenbyFionaSimpson.Thispiewasmadebymymother.Thistoywasdesignedforbabies.Theseshoesweredesignedforbasketballplayers.

Thisbicyclewasdesignedfortwopeople.

15 ThistrainwasdesignedbyateamofJapaneseengineers.

ThisphotographwastakenbyJeffJames.Theseshoesweredesignedforbabies.ThisguidebookwaswrittenforAmericantourists.

16 ThispaintingwaspaintedbyLucyWalker.Itwaspaintedforherboyfriend.Thiscakewasmadeformybirthday.Itwasbakedbymymother.

17 Wouldyouliketomeetmeforlunch?Yes,Iwould.Whattimewouldyouliketomeet?

Let’smeetathalf-pasttwelve.Wherewouldyouliketoeat?

There’sarestaurantonthefourthfloorofmyofficebuilding.Let’seatthere.

18 Ihaveanappointmentwithmymanageratteno’clock.

Hehasadatewithhisgirlfriendatfiveo’clock.

YouhaveanappointmentwithMrJonesattwoo’clock.

Shehasadatewithherboyfriendateighto’clock.

19 I’msorry,Henry.I’mnotabletomeetyouforlunch.

There’sanimportantappointmentthatIforgotabout.

That’sokay.Wecanmeettomorrowinstead.

20 Hehasanappointmentwithanarchitect.Hehasadatewithanarchitect.Shehasanappointmentwithanengineer.Shehasadatewithanengineer.

21 Itakemymedicineeverydaywithbreakfast.Shewatchesthenewseveryeveningatsixo’clock.

TheygotochurcheverySundaymorning.Theygoonholidayeverywinter.

22 IgotothesupermarketeveryWednesday.Iusethelifteveryday,becausemyofficeisonthefourteenthfloor.

Icelebratemybirthdayeveryyear.

23 Sheisiceskatingforthefirsttimetoday.Sheiceskateseveryday.They’resleepingoutsideforthefirsttimetonight.

Theysleepoutsideeverynight.

24 He’scuttinghisclient’shair.He’smeetingwithhisclientinhisoffice.She’shelpingherclientschoosesomewheretogoonholiday.

Imakesuitsformyclients.

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25 I’msorry,MrsFieldsisn’there.Wouldyouliketoleaveamessage?Yesplease.ThisisCarolineBaker.I’dliketomeetheratnineo’clocktomorrow.MrsFields,amessagewasleftforyoubyoneofyourclients.

Thankyou.

26 Hisfriendsaren’thome.He’sleavingamessageforthem.

CanIleaveamessageforDrTan?Yourclientleftamessageforyou,MrAnderson.

27 She’stalkingtoherclient.She’stalkingtoheremployee.Thearchitectispresentinghisideatohisemployees.

Thearchitectispresentinghisideatohisclients.

28 CanIleaveamessageforMsLang?Yes,youcan.What’sthemessage?Canyousaythatshehasanappointmentathalf-pastseven...

...butdon’tsaythattheappointmentiswithme.

29 MsLang,youhaveanappointmentathalf-pastseven.

Ididn’tknowthatmyappointmentwaswithyou!

Willyoumarryme?Yes!

2.3 Core Lesson

01 acanyonacoralreefawaterfallariveracaveavolcano

02 They’recampingnearawaterfall.Nooneishikingonthevolcano.She’ssnorkellingnearacoralreef.She’shikinginacanyon.She’sfishingintheriverwithhergrandfather.Hefoundacavewhenhewashikinginthewoods.

03 He’sgoingtoexploreacaveinAntarctica.They’reexploringarainforestinAsia.They’reexploringacoralreefnearAustralia.She’sexploringadesertinAfrica.

04 He’sexploringacave.He’sexploringacoralreef.He’sexploringacanyon.

05 They’refishinginariver.He’sfishinginalake.They’refishinginanocean.He’sfishinginawaterfall.

06 Thephotographerhasthreecameras.Thescientistisstudyingthetomato.Thephotographeriscleaninghercamera.Thescientisthasanidea.

07 Ihavebeenaphotographerfortwoyears.I’vebeenaphotographerfortwoyears.Wehavebeenmarriedfortwenty-fiveyears.We’vebeenmarriedfortwenty-fiveyears.

08 Thisisateamofscientists.Theywillexplorecaves......andstudyanimalsandinsects.I’maphotographer.I’lltravelwiththescientists......andtakephotographsforasciencemagazine.

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09 I’vebeenaphotographerformanyyears......andIhavetakenphotographsonfourcontinents...

...butI’veneverbeeninacave.Ithinkthatthey’redangerous!

10 Thephotographeristakingphotographsofacave.

Thescientistisstudyingacave.Thephotographeristakingphotographsofariver.

Thescientistisstudyingariver.

11 It’sdarkinthecave.It’slightinthedesert.It’sdarkinthewoods.It’slightinthetent.

12 It’sdarkinthecave,butlightoutside.It’sdarkinthekitchen,butlightintherefrigerator.

It’sdarkinthelivingroom,butlightinthebedroom.

It’sdarkoutside,butlightinthehouse.

13 It’slightoutside!It’sdarkoutside,butlightinside!It’stoodarktoplaygolf.It’sdarkinthecinema.

14 abatteryabatteryabatteryatorchatorcharope

15 Heneedsanewbatteryforhiscamera.He’swearingatorchonhishead.Thistoyusestwobatteries.Throwmetherope!He’sputtingalamponhisdesk.Themenareclimbingropes.

16 acameraaropebatteriesatorch

17 Hiscamerabatteryischarged.Hermobilephonebatteryisdead.Ourtorchbatteryisalmostdead!Thecamerabatteryischarging.

18 Ineedtochargemymobilephonebattery!Mycamerabatteryisalmostdead.Ineedtochargemylaptopbattery.Doyouhaveanybatteries?Minearealmostdead.

19 Mymobilephonebatteryischarged.Historchbatteriesaredead.Hertorchbatteriesarecharged.Mymobilephonebatteryisdead!

20 Isitdangerous?It’sdangerous,butwe’llbecareful.Isitdark?It’sdark,butwehavetorches.

21 We’vebroughtourtorches,batteries......aruler,athermometer,andalotofrope.We’regoingtoclimbdowntheseropes......andthenwe’llexplorethecave.

22 What’sthetemperatureofthewater?Twelvedegrees.Whathappened?Allofthebatteriesarewet......andnowthetorchdoesn’twork!

23 Pleaseturnoffyourmobilephones.Pleaseturnofftheradio.Pleaseturnonyourtorch.

24 Themanisturningonthelamp.Theboyisturningonthetelevision.Thescientististurningoffhiscomputer.She’sturningoffthecooker.

25 Heturnedonthecooker.Sheturnedoffthecomputer.Iturnedonthelamp.Iturnedoffmymobilephone.

26 Turnonthetelevision!Turnitoff!Turnoffthelamp!Turniton!

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27 Whatarewegoingtodo?Wecanputthebatteriesfrommycamerainyourtorch.

Nowyoucansee.What’sthat?It’sananimalthatI’veneverseenbefore!Myphonehasacamera.Willyoutakeaphotographforme?

28 Let’sleavethecave.We’realmostoutside!Thankyouforthebatteries.Smile!

2.4 Core Lesson

01 Thebusinessmanleaveshishouseathalf-pastsix.

Hereturnshomeatseveno’clock.Theteacherleavesschoolathalf-pastthree.She’llreturntoschooltomorrowatquartertoeight.

02 He’sleavingforthebaseballmatch.He’llreturnfromthebaseballmatchinsixhours.

Thefamilyisleavingfortheirholiday.They’rereturningfromtheirholiday.She’sleavingforthesupermarket.Shehasreturnedfromthesupermarket.

03 I’mleavingforthelibrary.I’llreturninanhour.We’releavingforBraziltonight.We’llreturninaweek.They’releavingfortheconcertnow.They’llreturnhomeatmidnight.

04 Whenareyouleaving?I’mleavingateleveno’clock.Whenwillyoureturn?I’llreturnateighto’clock.

05 aletterboxpostapostmanadeliveryvan

06 She’sreadingherpost.Theletterboxisfull.Thedeliveryvanisempty.Thispostmanworksinapostoffice.

07 anenvelopeapostcardstampsaparcel

08 She’sputtingastamponanenvelope.Thepostwomanisputtingpostintoaletterbox.

Herletterboxisinthepostoffice.

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09 aletterboxanenvelopepostapostmanstampsapostcardaparceladeliveryvan

10 He’sdeliveringflowerstothehouse.Idelivernewspapersinthemorning.She’spickingupaparcelfromthepostoffice.

He’spickingupaparcelfromthereceptionist.

11 Thepostmanispickingupaparcelfromtheoffice.

Thepostmanisdeliveringaparceltothehouse.

Thepostmanispickingupthepostfromthepostoffice.

Thepostmanisdeliveringtheposttothehouse.

12 I’msendingalettertomyfriend.He’ssendingalettertohisfather.She’ssendingapostcardtoherfriend.

13 He’sgoingtosendaparcel.Thepostmandeliveredit.IreceivedaparcelfromGrandad!

14 Thechildrenaregivingsomethingtotheirfather.

Thefatherreceivedatiefromhischildren.She’ssendingalettertoherfriend.Ireceivedaletterfrommyfriend.

15 Theteachergavetheboyabook.Ireceivedabookfrommyteacher.Thepostmandeliveredaparceltothewoman.

Ireceivedaparcelfrommysister.She’sgoingtosendalettertohergrandmother.

Hergrandmotherreceivedtheletter.

16 Pleasesignyourcheque.Pleasesignthispaper.Pleasesignmybook.Pleasesignthisphotograph.

17 Theartistissigningherpainting.She’ssigningacheque.She’ssigningforaparcel.He’swritinganemailtohismanager.Thegirliswritingalettertoherfriend.Thewomaniswritingabook.

18 Todayismyfirstdayinmynewjob.Iworkforthepostofficenearthecitycentre.I’mapostman.Thisismydeliveryvan.

19 First,pickupalltheposthere.Then,putthepostinyourdeliveryvan.Ifyou’redeliveringaparcel,remembertoaskthemtosignhere.

Finally,returnthedeliveryvantothepostoffice.

20 Hesenttheparcel.Hesignedfortheparcel.Hereceivedtheparcel.Hedeliveredtheparcel.

21 What’syourfirstname?MyfirstnameisSara.What’syoursurname?MysurnameisSmith.Yes,SaraSmith,here’syourname.Thedoctorwillseeyouintenminutes.Thankyou.

22 Hello,Ibelieveyouhaveaparcelforme.Okay.What’syoursurname?MysurnameisReynolds.What’syourfirstname?MyfirstnameisGeorge.Hereyougo,MrReynolds.

23 What’syourname?LarryBrown.What’syourfirstname?Larry.What’syoursurname?Brown.

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24 Hello.IsyoursurnameRichards?Yes,itis.Pleasesignhere,MrRichards.

25 Hello.IsyoursurnameRichardson?Yes,itis.Pleasesignhere,MsRichardson.

26 Thegirlistryingtoclimbthetree.Thegirlwasn’tabletoclimbthetree.Theboyistryingtoclimboverthefence.Theboywasabletoclimboverthefence.

27 Itriedtodeliveryourpost.Itriedtocookdinnerformywife,butIputthechickenintheovenfortoolong.

He’stryingtobuildsomething.

28 Hejumpedoverthewater.Hetriedtojumpoverthewater.Shetriedtocatchthepizza.Hecaughtthepizza.

29 Whatdidyoureceive?Ireceivedaparcel.Ididn’torderthis!What’sthis?Ididn’torderthis!

30 Ithinkthepostmandeliveredtheincorrectparceltome.

Areyougoingtoreturnit?Idon’tknow.Ihaveanidea!

31 Wheredidyougettheideaforyourbuilding,MrRichards?

Thepostmandeliveredthewrongparceltome.

Wheredidyougettheideaforyourpainting,MsRichardson?

Thepostmandeliveredthewrongparceltome.

2.5 Milestone

01 Ihadalotoffunonourholiday.Ishouldhavetakenaphotographofthewaterfallthatwasnearthepalace.Itwasbeautiful!

02 Whenisyourappointmentwithyourclient?Myappointmentwithmyclientisintenminutes.Ishouldgonow.

03 Whenwillyoureturn?I’llreturninanhour.

04 Wheredidyoubuythatpainting?IboughtthispaintingattheNewArtistsFestival.

05 Hello.Hello.

06 Arethosepaintingsofescalators?Yes,thesearepaintingsofescalators.Iworkforacompanythatdesignsescalators.

07 Areyouanengineer?Yes,I’manengineer,butpaintingismyhobby.

08 Doyouhaveanypaintingsofwaterfalls?I’msorry,Ionlyhavepaintingsofescalators.

09 I’mlookingforaphotographofawaterfallformywife.DoyouhaveanyideaofwhereIshouldlook?

Harryprobablyhassomethinglikethat.

10 Hello,mynameisHarry.Hello.MynameisArthurPirelli.

11 What’sthissculpturemadeof?Thissculptureismadeofletterboxes.

12 Areyouapostman?Yes,I’mapostman.IgetmyideaswhenIdrivemydeliveryvan.

13 Arethosepaintingsofstamps?Yes,thesearepaintingsofstamps.

14 Wouldyouliketobuythisone?No,thankyou.It’stoosmall.

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15 Thankyou.You’rewelcome.

16 Whendidyoutakethisphotograph?ItookthisphotographlastyearwhenIwasstudyingavolcanoinItaly.

17 Areyouascientist?Yes,I’mascientist,buttakingphotographsismyhobby.

18 Doyouhaveanyphotographsofwaterfalls?Yes,Ihavephotographsofwaterfalls,butIdidn’tbringthemtoday.

19 Icansendonetoyou.That’sagoodidea!

20 WhereshouldIsenditto?Pleasesendittomywife’soffice.Herreceptionistwillsignfortheparcel.

21 What’shersurname?HersurnameisPirelli.

22 What’sherfirstname?HerfirstnameisAlice.

23 Whenwillshereceiveit?She’llprobablyreceiveitnextweek.

3.1 Core Lesson

01 He’smovingintohismother’shouse.She’svisitinghermother.ThefamilyisgoingtomovetoParis.ThewomanandherboyfriendaregoingtovisitParis.

02 ThisisEmi.HerfamilymovedherefromManchester.

We’regoingtomovenextweek.Thisfamilyismovingfromaflatintoahouse.Theemployeesaremovingintoadifferentoffice.

03 Thefatherbegananewjoblastmonth......sowemovedintoanewhouse.Ididn’twanttomove......becauseIwasafraidthatIwouldn’tmeetnewfriends.

04 Whenwewerewaitingtomoveintoournewhouse...

...wepackedforaweek...

...andthenwehadtocleanourflat.

05 afireplacebookshelvesadrawerabalconycupboardsawardrobe

06 Thedrawersarefulloftowels.She’sdrinkingcoffeebythefireplace.She’swatchinghermotherputthedishesinthecupboard.

Thegirllikestoplayinthewardrobe.He’slookingforadictionaryonthebookshelves.

He’sreadingonthebalcony.

07 abalconybookshelvescupboardsadrawerafireplaceawardrobe

08 Themanopenedhiscupboard.Theboyopenedthedrawer.Iclosedmywardrobedoor.Herememberedtoclosethedoorbehindhimwhenhetookouttherubbish.

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09 Closethewindow!It’scold!Whenheopenedtheboxhesmiled,becausecatsarehisfavouriteanimals.

Heopenedthedoorstothebalcony.Youforgottoclosetherefrigeratordoor.

10 Ihungthoseplantsfromtheceiling.Doyouwantmetohangthepaintinghere?Pleasehangyourdressesinthewardrobe.Thewomanishangingsomethingbeautifulonthewall.

Theboyhunghiscoatonthechair.

11 Theumbrellasarehangingnearthewindow.Theclothesarehanginginthewardrobe.Theflagsarehangingfromtheceiling.Thespannersarehangingonthewall.

12 Thepaintingishangingabovethefireplace.Thetowelishangingunderthewindow.Ihungthedrawingabovethetelevision.Mymotherhangsherspoonsunderthecupboard.

13 She’stryingtoclosethedrawer.Ihungmyrucksackundermyphotograph.Themanopenedhisletters.Thankyouforopeningthedoorforme.Thankyouforclosingthedoor.Theplatesarehangingabovethebed.

14 Hangthisshirtinthewardrobe,please.Putthesesocksinthedrawer,please.PutthisT-shirtinthedrawer,please.Hangthesecoatsinthewardrobe,please.

15 Theclockishangingabovethepainting.Thespannersarehangingabovethescrewdrivers.

Theclockishangingunderthepainting.Thespannersarehangingunderthescrewdrivers.

16 Shemisseshermother......becausehermotherisinFranceonbusiness.

Imissmydog......becauseitislost.Theymisstheirfriend......becausehemoved.

17 What’swrong?Imissmyhusband.What’swrong?Imissmygrandad.What’swrong?Imissmyoldschool.

18 Lastnight,themanatewithhiswife.Now,themanmisseshiswife.Yesterday,sheplayedwithherbrother.Now,shemissesherbrother.

19 Thisismyneighbour.Hishouseisnexttomine.

Thosearemyneighbours.Theymovedherelastmonth.

Theneighbourswholiveaboveusareloud.Mygrandfatherisourneighbour.Helivesonourfloor.

20 Thankyouforthetomatoes.You’reagoodneighbour!

He’sworking,buthisneighbouristryingtosleep.

Theneighboursareplayingneartheirhouses.

21 She’sgoingtothesupermarket.Iwenttothesupermarket.He’seatingasandwich.I’veeatenthesandwich.

22 They’recelebratingbecausetheywonthechampionship.

Didyouhurtyourelbowwhenyouwereplayingbaseball?

Shebakedacakethismorning.Herfatherkissedherbeforeshewenttoschool.

23 Didyougototheshop?Yes,Iwenttotheshop.Didyouputtheboxesinthewardrobe?Yes,Iputtheboxesinthewardrobe.

24 Whydidn’tyoucometoyourappointmentyesterday?

Ididn’tcomebecauseIwasill.Didyouwatchafilmlastnight?Yes,wewatchedafilm.

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25 I’llgototheshop.I’mgoingtotheshop.Iwenttotheshop.He’llbringmeacupofcoffee.He’sbringingmeacupofcoffee.Hebroughtmeacupofcoffee.

26 Sometimes,he’smeantohissister.She’salwaysnicetoherfriend.Becareful.Thisanimalismean.Don’tbeafraid.Herdogisnice.

27 It’smeantolaughwhensomeonefalls.It’snicetobringflowerstosomeonewho’sinhospital.

It’snicetogivesomeoneyourseatonthebus.

It’smeantoeatcakethatisn’tyours.

28 Talkingtothenewpupilatschoolisnice.Talkingaboutthenewpupilismean.Mynewmanagerismean.Ilikedmyoldmanager.Hewasnice.

29 Hello!MynameisRose.I’myournewneighbour.

Nicetomeetyou.MynameisRebecca.Ithinkwe’llgotothesameschool.Aretheteachersnicethere?Yes,they’reverynice.That’sgood.Ihadameanteacherlastyear.

30 Mum,canIplaywithournewneighbour?Yes,youcan.Havefun!

3.2 Core Lesson

01 Thesuitcaseislocked.Thedoortohishouseisunlocked.Thecarislocked.Thelockerisunlocked.

02 Thecarislocked,buthehasakey.Hedoesn’thaveakey,andthedoorislocked.Thedrawerisunlocked,sohecanopenit.Thedoorisunlocked.Let’sgoinside!

03 Thecarislocked.Thecarisunlocked.Thelockerislocked.Thelockerisunlocked.

04 atapasocketalockamopabucketabrush

05 She’susingthemoptocleanthekitchenfloor.

Thetapisonbecausethebabyistakingabathinthesink.

Thewaitresshasabrush.Theyallwanttousethesocket.Thekeyisinthelock.He’splayingwithabucketatthebeach.

06 alockamopabrushatapabucketasocket

07 carpetbrickswirepipesroofsboards

08 Helikestositontheroofandplaymusic.He’smeasuringtheboard.She’ssittingonthewhitecarpet.He’sbuildingawallwithbricks.Shedoesn’tknowwhichwireiscorrect.He’scarryingapipe.

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09 carpetbricksapipewireaboardroof

10 Thetapisleaking.Thepipeisleaking.Ohno!Myglassisleaking!Thesocketwasdamaged.Thestreetisdamaged.Thehousewasdamaged.

11 Ican’tturnonthelampbecausethere’snoelectricity.

Weliveinahousewithoutelectricity.Didyouforgettopayfortheelectricitythismonth?

12 Thecookeruseselectricity.They’recookingwithoutelectricity.Thiswatchdoesn’tuseelectricity.Thisclockuseselectricity.

13 Mum!There’swateronthebathroomfloor!Thepipesareleaking.Dad!Thetelevisiondoesn’twork.There’snoelectricity.

Thewiresaredamaged.

14 Theplumberisrepairingthepipes.Theelectricianisrepairingthewires.Theplumberisrepairingthesink.Theelectricianisrepairingasocket.

15 Weneedtocallaplumber.Weneedtocallanelectrician.Weneedtocallapoliceofficer.Weneedtocalladoctor.

16 Theplumberisbuyingpipes.Theelectricianisbuyingwire.I’mstudyingtobeaplumber.I’mstudyingtobeanelectrician.

17 Themanisreplacinganoldsocket.He’sreplacingthebattery.Wereplacedourcarpet.

18 Thistapisleaking.Thistaphasbeenreplaced.Thispipeisleaking.Thispipehasbeenreplaced.

19 Theroofwasdamaged.Theroofhasbeenreplaced.Theboardsweredamaged.Theboardshavebeenreplaced.

20 Mygrandmothergavemethisjumper.AlthoughIdon’tlikepurple......I’mgoingtowearitanyway.Mymotherwouldlikemetotakeouttherubbish.

AlthoughIdon’tliketakingouttherubbish......I’mgoingtodoitanyway.

21 AlthoughIhaven’tfinishedreadingthisbook...

...I’mgoingtoreturnittothelibraryanyway.Thiscarpetisveryugly......butIlikeitanyway.

22 AlthoughI’mill......Ihavetogotoschoolanyway.AlthoughI’mill......Ihavetogotoworkanyway.

23 Itwasquiet......untilthechildrencamehome.HowlongwillyoubestayingintheUnitedStates?

I’llbeintheUnitedStatesuntilthefifteenthofJune.

24 HowlongwillyoubestayinginMexico?I’llbeinMexicountilthetwenty-firstofMay.Theywereeatingoutside......untilitbegantorain.

25 Iwanttoplaywithmybrother.I’llhavetowaituntilhereturnshomefromschool.

I’mverytired.I’vebeenworkingsincefiveo’clockthismorning.

They’vebeenwatchingtelevisionsincetheyreturnedfromschool.

Shewatchedthefilmuntilshewastired.

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26 ItwasdifficulttocleantheflooruntilIreplacedmybrush.

Thisflatiswhereweusedtolive.IatealotofinterestingfoodwhenIwasonholidayinAsia.

27 ItookthebustoschoolwhenIwasyoung.ThiswasbrokenuntilIrepairedit.Someonesailedthisboat,butnowit’sdamaged.

WehadbicycleswhenwelivedinParis.

28 Thisissmall.Thiswassmall.Hisshoesareclean.Hisshoeswereclean.

29 I’mgoingtocalltheplumber.No,don’tcalltheplumber.Icanrepairit.ShouldIcalltheelectrician?Yes,calltheelectrician.Idon’tknowhowtorepairthewires.

30 Hello,myfamilyandImovedtothishouseyesterday.

There’snoelectricity.Canyouhelpus?Yes,Icancometomorrowatteno’clock.Willsomeonebeathome?

Yes,someonewillbeathome.Thankyou.

3.3 Core Lesson

01 Thedollissittingonablanket.Thisisaredballoon.Theboyisrunningwithhiskite.Thiscuddlytoylookslikeatiger.Oneoftheblocksisred.Achildisplayingwiththejigsaw.

02 Theboysliketoplaywithblocks.Thegirlisplayingwithherdoll,butherfriendsarelookingatclothes.

He’sholdingmanyballoons.She’sreadingtohercuddlytoys.Thefamilyisrunningonthebeachwiththeirkites.

They’replayingwithajigsaw.

03 ajigsawdollsacuddlytoyakiteballoonsblocks

04 askateboardahelmetheadphonesavideogame

05 He’susingheadphonestolistentomusiconhiscomputer.

They’replayingavideogame.She’sridingaskateboard.Theyalwayswearhelmetswhenthey’reridingtheirbicycles.

06 askateboardahelmetheadphonesavideogame

07 Theylosttheirballoon.Hehadlosthiscuddlytoy,butthenhefoundit.

Theboybrokehistoy,buthisgrandfatherishelpinghimtorepairit.

Theeggbrokewhenitfellonthefloor.

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08 Ibrokemyskateboard,soItriedtorepairit.Iwasn’tabletorepairtheskateboard,soIreplacedit.

Ilostmydoll,soItriedtolookforit.Ifounditinthecar.

09 I’vejustmadethistoy.I’vejustpaintedthistoy.I’vejustboughtthistoy.He’sabouttogiveherflowers.She’sabouttothrowtheflowers.He’sabouttocatchtheflowers.

10 I’mabouttocleanthefloor.Ijustcleanedthatfloorfiveminutesago!I’mabouttobuyacar.Ijustboughtthiscaryesterday!

11 He’sabouttosendthisparcel.Theirchildhasjustbeenborn.Hisskateboardhasjustbroken.We’reabouttogotoaplay.

12 He’sbrokenhiskey.I’velostmykeys!I’vebrokenmyskateboard!She’slostherskateboard.

13 Areyoualreadyhungry?We’vejusteatenanhourago!

Hejustboughtabookthismorning,andhe’salreadyreadhalfofit.

You’vejustreceivedthoseblocks,andyou’vealreadybuiltacastle!

14 They’llclimbupthemountainthisafternoon.They’reabouttoclimbupthemountain.They’reclimbingupthemountain.They’vejustclimbedupthemountain.Theyclimbedupthemountainlastmonth.

15 Thesebrothersshareabedroom.She’ssharingabicyclewithherhusband.Thesechildrenaresharingasandwich.

16 She’ssharingataxiwithhermanager.They’resharingtheheadphones.She’ssharinganumbrellawithherhusband.

17 Thebrotherandsisterarefightingoveravideogame.

Thesistersarefightingoverthejigsaw.Thegirlsarefightingoveradoll.

18 Whathappened?Wewerejustfightingovertheheadphones......andwebrokethem.

19 Theboysarefightingovertheblocks.Theboysaresharingtheblocks.Theboysarefightingovertheheadphones.Theboysaresharingtheheadphones.

20 Arebananasyourfavouritefruit?No,Ipreferapplestobananas.Doyouliketoplaythepiano?Yes,butIprefertoplaytheguitar.

21 Whichcolourshirtdoyouprefer?Ipreferthegreenshirt.Whichcolourtowelsdoyouprefer?Ipreferthepinktowels.

22 Whichhousedoyouprefer?Ipreferthenewhousetotheoldone.Whichcardoyouprefer?Iprefertheoldcartothenewone.

23 She’sembarrassedbecausesheworethewrongclothes.

I’mworriedthatnoonewillcometomyparty.Youbroughtmeflowers!Whatasurprise!She’ssurprisedthatshesleptuntiltwelveo’clock.

24 I’mworriedbecausemydaughterisill.Don’tworry,she’llbefine.I’membarrassedbecausemymotherkissedmeinfrontofmyfriends.

Shedidthatbecauseshelovesyou.Surprise!I’msurprisedthatyourememberedmybirthday!

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25 I’membarrassedbecauseIforgotmytrousers.

He’sworriedbecausehisdaughterisdrivingbadly.

Ijustwokeupandyou’vealreadymadebreakfastforme.Whatasurprise!

I’mworriedthatmysonwillgethurtbecausehe’snotwearingahelmet.

Thechildissurprisedbecausehisfathergavehimadog.

They’reembarrassedbecausetheirbabyiscryingintheairport.

26 What’swrong?I’mworriedbecauseIjustrememberedthatI’mmeetingmygirlfriendfordinnersoon...

...andtodayisherbirthday.Ididn’tbuyanythingforher!

WhatshouldIdo?Don’tworry.Ifyoubuyhersomeflowers......shewon’tknowthatyouforgotherbirthday.

27 What’swrong?I’mworriedbecauseIhavetopickupmyfriendattheairport...

...andI’mlost.Ican’tfindtheairport!Don’tworry.Ifyouturnleftatthenextstreetanddrivefortwomiles...

...you’llseesignsfortheairport.Okay,thankyou!

28 What’swrong?MyfriendandIwerejustfightingovermynewskateboard...

...andwebrokeit!I’mworriedthatmyparentsaregoingtobeangrywithme!

29 Don’tworry.Icanrepairyourskateboard.Insteadoffightingoveryourtoys......youshouldsharethemwithyourfriends.Thankyou!

3.4 Core Lesson

01 acrossroadsatrafficlightacarparkanengineabonnetaboot

02 Thecarparkisfull.She’srepairingtheengineinhercar.Thetrafficlightisgreen.Thebootisclosed.Thereisn’tanysnowonthecrossroadsnow.Thebonnetisopen.

03 acarparkatrafficlightabootacrossroadsanengineabonnet

04 oilatyreamechanicacrossingapavementatunnel

05 We’rewalkingonacrossing.I’mreplacingatyreonmycar.Thecarisleakingoil.I’mamechanic.She’swalkingonthepavement.There’sanescalatorinthetunnel.

06 amechanicoiltyresacrossingatunnelapavement

07 Thebusinessmenareenteringthehotellobby.

He’sstoppingtoaskaquestion.Thebusinesspeopleareexitingthelift.Thegirlisenteringthehouse.Stop.Themanandthewomanareexitingthebuilding.

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08 Ifthetrafficlightisred,youhavetostop.Ifthere’safire,youcanexittotherightorleft.

Theconcerthasalreadystarted.Pleasebequietwhenyouenterthetheatre.

09 Thetrainisexitingatunnel.Thecarstoppedforthechildrenonthecrossing.

Thetouristsareabouttoenterthemuseum.Thetaxiisturningrightatthecrossroads.

10 Thebusinessmanisenteringtheofficebuilding.

Thebusinessmanisexitingtheofficebuilding.

Thefamilyisenteringthehospital.Thefamilyisexitingthehospital.

11 Lookatthatbird!She’slookingatthebird.Lookatthemoon!He’slookingatthemoon.

12 Beforeyouexitthecarpark,stop.Okay.I’mstoppingthecar.

13 Lookatthetrafficlight.I’mlookingatthetrafficlight.It’sgreen.Lookatthecrossroads.I’mlookingatthecrossroads.Therearen’tanycars.

Iftherearenocars,turnright.I’mgoingtoturnright.

14 He’sdrivingtowardsthemountains.Thebusispassingthroughatunnel.Thebusinessmaniscrossingthestreet.Thechildrenarerunningtowardstheocean.Thecatispassingthroughatunnel.He’scrossingtheriveronhisbicycle.

15 Itookthisphotographwhenabirdpassedthroughthewindow.

He’scrossingabridgeonhisskateboard.They’rewalkingtowardsacrossroads.

16 Thecarisdrivingtowardsthetunnel.Thecarisenteringthetunnel.Thecarispassingthroughthetunnel.Thecarisexitingthetunnel.Thecariscrossingthebridge.

17 There’saproblemwithmyboot.Itwon’tclose.

There’saproblemwithmycar.Oilisleaking.There’saproblemwiththepipes.There’swateronthefloor.

18 Ihaveaproblem.Icarriedmylaptopcomputerbadly......andnowitwon’tturnon.Excuseme......Ihaveaproblem.Ireceivedtheincorrectparcel!

19 Whatdidthemechanicsay?Hesaidthattherewasaproblemwiththeengineleakingoil.

Arethereanyproblemswiththetyres?No.Thetyresarefine.

20 I’msorrymybabyiscrying.Noproblem.I’mlisteningtomusic.I’msorry,wedon’thavethefishtoday.Noproblem.I’llorderthechickeninstead.

21 Gotoyourbedroom!Finisheatingallofyourvegetables!Pleaseclosethedoor!

22 Turnright.Followme.Openyourboot,please.

23 Excuseme,whereisthetoilet?Gostraighton......andit’stheseconddoorontheright.Where’sthetoilet?Gostraighton......andit’stheseconddoorontheright.

24 Turnoffyourmobilephones.Throwmetheball!Tidyyourbedroomtoday!Meetmeinmyofficeatthreeo’clock.

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25 Lookattheroad!Lookattheroad,please!Stopthecar!Stopthecar,please!

26 Shehasaflattyre.Thebicyclehasaflattyre.Ihaveaproblem.Ihaveaflattyre.

27 Nowturnrightatthiscrossroads.Pleasebecareful!Whathappened?

28 Wehaveaproblem.Youdrovebadly.Nowwehaveaflattyre.I’msorry!

29 Canyourepairthetyre?No,butlet’sreplacethetyretogether.Nowwecangotothemechanic.

30 Excuseme,wehaveaproblem.Wehaveaflattyre.Canyoureplaceit?Yes,Icanreplaceit.Thankyou.Noproblem.

3.5 Milestone

01 Hello.HowcanIhelpyou?MyfriendandIhavejustmovedtoGlasgowandwe’relookingforaflat.

02 WhyareyoumovingtoGlasgow?WewanttoliveinGlasgowforayearsothatwecanpractiseEnglish.

03 IhavefourdifferentflatsthatIcanshowyoutoday.Areyoureadytogo?

Yes,we’reready.

04 Whyisthelobbydark?Thelobbyisdarkbecausethere’saproblemwiththeelectricity.

05 Ithinkthewiresaredamaged.You’reprobablyright.Ithinkthatthewiresaredamaged,too.

06 Whoareyoucalling?I’mcallingthereceptionistatmyoffice.She’llaskanelectriciantoreplacethewires.

07 Isitlockedorunlocked?It’slocked.

08 Doyouhavethekeyforthelock?Yes,Ihavethekeyforthelock.

09 Doesthetapleak?Yes,thetapleaks.

10 Noproblem.I’llcallaplumber.

11 Whyisthereabucketunderthesink?There’sabucketunderthesinkbecausethepipeisbroken.

12 Willtheplumberalsoreplacethebrokenpipe?

Yes,theplumberwillalsoreplacethebrokenpipe.

13 I’membarrassed.I’msorryaboutthis......butIthinkthatyou’llliketheotherflatsthatI’mabouttoshowyou.

14 Theflatthatwejustlookedatwasbeautiful.Yes,butitwastooexpensive.

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15 I’mworriedthatwewon’tfindagoodflattoday.

Don’tworry.Ithinkthatwe’llfindaflatthatwelike.

16 Istheflatabovethetoyshop?Yes,theflatisabovethetoyshop.

17 Where’sValerie?Shesaidshewouldmeetushereatfouro’clock.

Theresheis.She’swalkingtowardsus.

18 I’msorrythatI’mlate.Ihadaflattyre!Noproblem.

19 Didyoucallamechanic?Yes,Icalledamechanic.

20 Look!Afireplace!Look!Abalcony!

21 Aretheneighboursnice?Yes,theneighboursarenice.

22 Doyouliketheflat?Yes,Iliketheflat!

23 Wouldyouliketorenttheflat?Yes,we’dliketorenttheflat!

24 Areyouthenewneighbours?Yes,we’rethenewneighbours.

4.1 Core Lesson

01 alaunderetteawashingmachineadryeradry-cleanersalabelapocket

02 She’sholdingherbabyandputtingtowelsinthewashingmachine.

Helikestoreadatthelaunderette.Hisshirtwasinthedryerfortoolong.There’sabluepeninhispocket.Thelabelsaysthatyoushouldn’tdrinkthis.Thewomanispayingatthedry-cleaners.

03 Hegoestothelaunderettetowashhisclothes.

She’sputtingherdirtyclothesinthewashingmachine.

He’slookingforashirtatthedry-cleaners.She’sreadingthelabel.Thegirl’shandsareinherpockets.Thetowelsareonthedryer.

04 She’stryingtofoldthemap.He’sironinghisshirt.They’refoldingnapkins.She’sironingherdress.

05 Iironedyourclothesforyou.He’sfoldingthepaper.They’refoldingtheirbaby’sblanket.Thefatheristeachinghisdaughterhowtoironherclothes.

06 She’stearingthepaper.They’resewingashirt.Hehastornhistrousers.I’msewingadressformygranddaughter.

07 She’steachingherdaughterhowtosew.ItoremyT-shirtduringmybasketballmatch.Shetoretheenvelopewhensheopenedit.Ourmothersewsmostofourclothes.

08 He’stearinghisshirt.He’ssewinghisshirt.He’sironinghisshirt.He’sfoldinghisshirt.

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09 handbagsascarfbootsawalletglovesacoat

10 She’scarryingherdoginherhandbag.Myscarfispurple,whiteandorange.It’sagoodideatoweargloveswhenyouworkinthegarden.

Heforgothiswalletonhisdesk.It’sagoodideatowearbootswhenit’sraining.

Hehunghiscoatonthedoorwhenhecamehome.

11 HeboughtmethesebootswhenhewasinMexico.

IworethisscarfwhenIvisitedFrance.Shewearsgloveswhenit’scoldoutside.It’scoldnearthelake,soweworeourcoats.MywalletwasfulluntilIwentonadatewithmygirlfriend.

Shehungherhandbagonherchairbeforeshesatdown.

12 She’sputtingonaglove.He’stakingoffhissock.He’stakingoffhistrousers.He’sputtingonajacket.

13 She’stakingoffhershirt.I’mputtingonmyjumper.Thechildrenareputtingontheirsocks.Hetookoffhisjacket.

14 He’stakingoffhisgloves.He’sputtingonhisgloves.She’sputtingonherboots.She’stakingoffherboots.

15 I’mwashingmyhandsbeforeIeatlunch.She’sreadingwhileherhusbandwatchestelevision.

He’sgoingtogotoworkafterheironshisclothes.

She’sfoldingherclothesbeforesheputstheminthedrawers.

ItookthesephotographswhileIwasinAfricalastyear.

She’sputtingonherscarfaftersheputonhercoat.

16 ItoremyjacketwhileIwashiking.IironedyourshirtwhileIwaswatchingthenews.

Hefoundsomemoneywhilehewasfoldinghisclothes.

Theparcelcamewhiletheyweresewingtheblanket.

17 Theyatelunchduringtheicehockeymatch.Hehurthiskneewhilehewasplayingbasketball.

She’ssleepingduringthefilm.Herfriendcalledwhileshewaswatchingthefilm.

18 He’seatinglunchbeforeheruns.He’seatinglunchwhilehe’srunning.He’seatinglunchafterhehasrun.

19 Iplayedfootballthismorning.IusedtoplaytenniswhenIwasachild.Shesewedthisdressthisweek.Ourgrandmotherandhersistersusedtosewthefamily’sclothes.

20 IboughtafishwhileIwasattheshop.Shebroughthimcoffeewhilehewasreadingthenewspaper.

Whilewewereatthelaunderette,wefoldedthesheets.

Whileshewaswalkingtowork,hershoebroke.

21 Heatelunchwhilehewaswaitingforthetrain.Whenshewaseatingdinner,herfriendcalled.WhenIwaswalkingtothesupermarket,Ilostmyhandbag.

WeweretravellinginEuropewhenwetookthisphotograph.

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22 Youcanturneitherleftorright.Hecanonlyturnright.Theycanturnneitherleftnorright.Theycanonlygostraighton.

23 WhatshouldIweartonight?Youshouldweareitherthebluejacketorthegreyjacket.

Hechosetowearneitherthegreyjacketnorthebluejacket.

WhatcanIhaveforbreakfast?Youcanhaveeithereggsorfruit.She’shavingeggsforbreakfast.

24 Themanwillweareitherthegreytieorthebrowntietoworktoday.

Thewomaniswearingneithersocksnorshoes.

Ithinkthatthisparceliseithermynewbootsortheshoesthatyouordered.

Thisshirtisneitherblacknorbrown.

25 Hello.Mysuitjacketistorn.Canyourepairit?Thepocketisbadlytorn.It’llbedifficulttorepair.

Whenwillyouneedthejacket?I’mgoingtoaweddingonSaturday.We’lltrytohaveitrepairedbyFridayevening.

26 IfoundacreditcardinthepocketofMrAllen’sjacket.

I’llcallhimandsaythatwehaveit.Hello,MrAllen?ThisisCindyatEllisDry-Cleaning.

Wefoundyourcreditcardinthepocketofyoursuitjacket.

Wouldyoucomeandpickitup?Iwill!Thankyouverymuch.

27 Thankyouforcallingme.You’rewelcome.Here’syourcreditcard.Wait!Ijustfinishedrepairingyoursuitjacket!Thisreallyisthebestdry-cleanersinthecity!Thankyou.

4.2 Core Lesson

01 He’stryingtotakeoffhisring,butit’stoosmall.

Ihopeyoulikethisnecklace.Manywomenfrommycountrywearbraceletslikethese.

She’schoosingwhichearringstobuy.

02 Shehasringsonherfingers.Therearebraceletsofmanydifferentcolours.Thegirlreceivedanecklaceforherbirthday.Thetwosistersarewearingthesameearrings.

03 She’swearinganecklace.She’swearingearrings.She’swearingabracelet.She’swearingaring.

04 Thesemenhavebeards.Myhairisgrey,butmymoustacheisbrown.Thegirlsareplayingwiththeirmother’smake-up.

Shehaswornthisperfumeforthelasttwenty-fiveyears.

It’sagoodideatoputondeodorantinthemorning.

Healwaysputshiscontactlensesinbeforehedrivestowork.

05 Ihaveglasses,butI’mgoingtowearmycontactlensestoday.

Thebabyhasmake-uponhisface.Hehasawhitebeard,whitetrousersandawhiteshirt.

Idon’thaveanymoredeodorant.Thegrandfatherhasamoustache.Doyouthinkthisperfumesmellsnice?

06 perfumeamoustachedeodorantacontactlensabeardmake-up

07 Themanisteachinghissonhowtoshave.Thewomenareputtingontheirmake-up.Thewomanisdyingherclient’shair.She’sputtingonhermake-upinthecar.Thismanshavedoffhalfhisbeard.Idyedmyhairred.

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08 He’sabouttoshave.Hedyedhishairblond.She’sputtingonhermake-up.

09 IhaveadatewithJilltonight.First,Ihavetoshave.Next,Ineedtoputondeodorant.IhaveadatewithJacktonight.First,Ihavetoputonmymake-up.Then,I’llwearthenecklaceandearringsthathegavetome.

10 I’vefinishedshaving.I’vedyedmyhair.I’veputonmymake-up.

11 Herhairiscurly.Herhairiscurly.Hishairisstraight.Hishairisstraight.

12 Thisgirlhaslonghair.Shehasshortgreyhair.Hehasshorthair.Theyhavelonghair.

13 MydaughterhascurlyhairbecauseIhavecurlyhair.

Yourlonghairisbeautiful.IhaveshorthairandIdyeitred.Myfriendhasstraighthairlikeme.

14 Hishairislongandstraight.Hishairisshortandstraight.Hishairislongandcurly.Hishairisshortandcurly.

15 Icanbuttonupmyshirt.She’szippingupherboot.Ibuttonedupmyjacketbadly!Canyouhelpmetozipupmydress?

16 It’shotnearthefireplace.I’mgoingtounzipmycoat.

Heunbuttonedhisshirtbecauseit’shot.Idon’tneedhelp,Mum.Icanbuttonupmyshirt.

I’mzippingupmyjumper.

17 It’scold.I’llbuttonupyourcoatforyou.It’scold.I’mgoingtozipupyourcoat.Hebuttoneduphisshirt,buthistieistooshort.

Hedidn’tbuttonuphisshirtbecausehe’slateforwork.

18 He’sbuttoninguphiscoat.He’szippinguphiscoat.Mymotheriszippingupmydress.Mymotherisbuttoningupmydress.

19 Let’sputonourcoatsandgoskiing.Let’seatattheItalianrestaurantfordinner.Let’snotgotothepalace.Theguidebooksaysit’stooexpensive.

Let’splayagame.

20 Wouldyouhelpmetomakeasaladfordinner,please?

Let’smakeasaladfordinner.Wouldyouhelpmefoldtheclothes,please?Let’sfoldtheclothes.

21 First,I’llbuttonupmyshirt.Next,I’llputonmyjacket.First,I’llzipupmydress.Next,I’llputonmyshoes.

22 Thisfilmismakingthemlaugh.Thisbookismakinghercry.Lookingatoldphotographsalwaysmakesmesmile.

23 Dancingmakesmehappy.Readingmakesmetired.Runningmakesmethirsty.Playingwithchildrenmakesmehappy.

24 Therainismakinghersad.Therainismakingthemhappy.Thisfilmmakesmesad.Thisfilmmakesmehappy.

25 Hisscarfismadeofwool.Thesetowelsaremadeofcotton.Hershirtismadeofsilk.Hiswalletismadeofleather.Thisshopsellsnecklacesmadeofgold.Theseforks,knives,andspoonsaremadeofsilver.

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26 We’rewearingleatherjackets.She’swearingasilkdress.Ilovehavingcleancottonsheetsonmybed!Myjumperandhataremadeofwool.Thisgoldwatchcostsahundredandseventy-fivedollars.

Myearringsaremadeofsilver.

27 Thissheetismadeofcotton.Thissheetismadeofsilk.Theseglovesaremadeofleather.Theseglovesaremadeofwool.Thisringismadeofsilver.Thisringismadeofgold.

28 ThelabelsaysthatthisshirtwasmadeinIndia.

ThelabelsaysthatthisjumperwasmadeintheUnitedKingdom.

ThelabelsaysthatthishandbagwasmadeinItaly.

ThelabelsaysthatthesebootsweremadeinBrazil.

29 ThiscarwasmadeintheUnitedStates.ThisjewellerywasmadeinMexico.TheseclothesweremadeinIndia.

30 ThesedollsweremadeinRussia.Theseviolinsaremadeofwood.ThesehandbagsweremadeinItaly.Thesebootsaremadeofleather.

31 GoodeveningJill!Youlookbeautifulinthatdress.

Thankyou!ItwasmadeinItaly.Areyoureadytogototheparty?Yes,let’sgo!

4.3 Core Lesson

01 Mysonisill......butmydaughteriswell.I’mill......butmywifeiswell.

02 IruninthemorningwhenI’mwell......butthismorningIcan’trunbecauseI’mill.IswimonTuesdayswhenI’mwell......butthisTuesdayIcan’tswimbecauseI’mill.

03 He’swell.She’sill.She’swell.He’sill.

04 I’mnotcomingtoworktoday.I’mreallyill.Okay.Getwellsoon!Thankyou!Itwasniceofyoutovisitmeinhospital.Getwellsoon!Thankyou.

05 He’sabouttosneeze.She’sbeencoughingsinceshearrivedthismorning.

Ican’tsleepbecauseI’mcoughingalot.WhenIvisitfriendswhohavedogs,Ialwayssneeze.

06 What’swrong?I’vebeensneezingallday.IthinkthatI’mill.Getwellsoon!What’swrong?I’vebeencoughingallday.IthinkthatI’mill.Getwellsoon!

07 She’sworriedbecausehersoncan’tstopcoughing.

He’snotgoingtoworkbecausehe’scoughingalot.

Shecan’tsleepbecauseherhusbandhasbeensneezingallnight.

I’mgoingtosneezeagain!

08 Haveyoubeencoughing?Yes,I’vebeencoughing.Haveyoubeensneezing?Yes,I’vebeensneezing.

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09 Blessyou!Thankyou.Blessyou!Thankyou.

10 I’mabouttosneeze!Blessyou!

11 Blessyou!Blessyou!

12 He’sbeenillforfourdays......andhe’sstillilltoday.Shehadbeenillforthreedays......butshe’snotillanymore.

13 Areyoustillasleep?Youshouldhavebeenatworkanhourago!

Myhairisn’tbrownanymore.Idyeditred!Iusedtohaveabeard,butIdon’thaveoneanymore.

AlthoughI’manadultnow,Istilllikeplayingvideogames.

14 Shebeganstudyingthismorning......andshe’sstillstudying.Hebeganstudyingthismorning......butheisn’tstudyinganymore.

15 Yourheadisveryhot.Ithinkyouhaveafever.

Mytemperatureisfortydegrees.Ihaveafever.

I’mworriedbecauseyoustillhaveafever.I’mgoingtocallthedoctor.

Yourtemperatureisthirty-sevendegrees.Youdon’thaveafever.Youhavetogotoschool!

16 I’vebeencoughingandsneezingforthreedaysandnowIhaveafever.

It’sdifficultformetosleepbecauseIcan’tstopcoughing!

Takethismedicineforyourfever.Ifyoustillhaveafevertomorrow,callme.

17 Howlonghashebeencoughing?He’sbeencoughingforthreedays.Howlonghaveyouhadafever?I’vehadafeverfortwodays.

18 I’vebeenplayingicehockeysinceIwassevenyearsold.

I’mplayingicehockeytoday.They’vebeenbakingsincefiveo’clockthismorning.

Theybakedthiscakeyesterday.

19 Istartedstudyingatnineo’clockthismorning.I’vebeenstudyingforthreehours.I’vebeenstudyingallday!

20 I’vebeenhikingforthreeweeks.She’sbeenstudyingFrenchforfouryears.We’vebeenworkingatthedry-cleanersforsevenmonths.

They’vebeentravellinginGermanyforsixweeks.

You’vebeenwatchingtelevisionforsevenhours!Gooutside!

He’sbeenplayingwithhiskiteallafternoon.

21 I’mstayinghomefromschoolbecauseIhavearashonmyface.

IwenthikingyesterdayandnowIhavearashonmyleg.

Shethoughtthatwasgoingtobefun,butnowshefeelsill.

Shefeelsillbecauseshe’sonanaeroplane.

22 I’msneezingbecauseI’mallergictocats.I’mallergictoseafood.IfIeatit,I’llfeelill.IthinkI’mallergictowool,thisjumperhasgivenmearash.

23 I’mallergictothisplant.Itgivesmearash.Mysonisafraidofthisinsectbecausehe’sallergictoit.

She’sallergictoflowers.Shesneezeswhenshe’snearthem.

24 Areyouallergictoseafood?Yes,Iam,butIhaven’teatenanyseafood.Areyouallergictocats?Idon’tknowifI’mallergictocatsornot.You’reprobablyallergictocatsandthat’swhyyouhavearash.

25 Herarmisinacast.Herlegisinacast.She’shelpingmewalkwithcrutches.I’mpractisingwalkingwithmycrutches.

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26 IthurtwhenIbrokemyarm,butIlikemypinkcast.

Hebrokehisleg,sohehastowalkwithcrutchesuntilitheals.

Yourarmwasbroken,butit’shealingwell.Yourcastisoff,butyourlegisstillhealing.Pleasebecareful.

27 Ihaveafever.Ifeelill.I’mwearingacast.I’musingcrutches.

28 Whathappened?Ibrokemyleg.Howdidthathappen?IbrokemylegwhenIfelloffmybicycle.Whenwillitheal?Thedoctorsaysit’llhealinsixweeks.

29 Hisfaceisswollen.Theanimal’searisitchy.Myeyeisswollen.ThisjumpermakesmyarmitchybecauseI’mallergictowool.

30 What’swrong?Myeye’sswollenandithurts.What’swrong?Ihavearashonmyhand.It’sitchy.

31 Hisarmisswollen.Hisarmisbroken.Hisarmisitchy.Hisarmhashealed.

32 Howareyou?I’mwell,thankyou.Idon’thaveafeveranymore.

Areyoustillcoughingandsneezing?No.Ihaven’tcoughedorsneezedfortwodays.Whyareyouhere?IthinkI’mallergictothemedicineyougaveme.NowIhavearash!

4.4 Core Lesson

01 thedairysectionthedairysectionthedairysectiontheproducesectiontheproducesectionthemeatsection

02 Themanisweighingtheapplesintheproducesection.

She’schoosingmilkinthedairysection.He’schoosingporkinthemeatsection.

03 Canyoushowmewheretofindthemilk,please?

Hereinthedairysection.Whereareyourfreshvegetables?Hereintheproducesection.Where’sthebeef?Hereinthemeatsection.

04 Themanispouringmedicineintothecup.Thegirlispouringjuiceintocups.Thegirlisstirringsomethinginabowl.I’mstirringthevegetables.

05 They’recuttingvegetablestomakeasalad.Thebusinessmanisstirringhistea.He’spouringcoffeeintohiswife’scup.Pleasepourthemilkintothebowlwhileyoursisterstirs.

I’lladdsomesaltwhileyoustirthesauce.You’vecutthetomatoesverywell!

06 I’mgoingtomakeanapplecake.Doyouwanttohelp?

First,we’llcuttheapples.Next,we’lladdthesugar.

07 Sheispouringthecoffee.Sheisstirringthecoffee.I’mstirringthemilk.I’mpouringthemilk.

08 aspoonafryingpanapotaknife

09 He’spouringeggsintothefryingpan.Thepotisonthecooker,totherightofthebowls.

He’susingaknifetocutthefish.They’restirringthesaucewithspoons.

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10 She’sinashopthatsellsspices.He’sgoingtoeatcereal.Thechildrenareinashopthatsellsicecream.

Ihaveabowlfullofnuts!

11 It’snicetoshareicecreamwithyoursister.Isellspices.Theanimaliseatinganut.Thefatherisgoingtopourmilkintohisson’scereal.

12 spicesicecreamspoonsknivesafryingpanapotcerealnuts

13 Someoneisboilingwater.Someoneisboilingseafood.Someoneisboilingpasta.I’veburntthechickenagain!Thefishisburnt.Thebreadisburning.

14 Now,weputinthenuts,eggs,spicesandflour.

Usethisspoontostir.Next,I’llpouritinhere.Nowcanwebakeit?Becareful,theovenishot.Ifit’sintheovenformorethanfiftyminutes,thecakewillburn.

15 We’regrillingvegetables.Theboyisfryingeggs.Someoneisfryingbeefandvegetablesinafryingpan.

Igrilledthismeatfordinner.

16 grilledbeefgrilledvegetablesfriedonionsfriedchickenboiledeggsboiledpotatoes

17 Grilledporkismyfavouritefood.Friedchickenismyfavouritefood.I’mfryingvegetablesfordinner.We’regrillingvegetablesfordinner.

18 boiledmeatfriedmeatgrilledmeatburntmeat

19 I’mavegetarian.Idon’teatmeat.Nothankyou.I’mavegetarian.Mysonwouldlikethegrilledvegetables.He’savegetarian.

20 Doyouhaveavegetarianpasta?No,butwehaveaseafoodpasta.CanIhaveitwithoutseafood?I’mavegetarian.

Yes,youcanhaveitwithatomatosauce.

21 avegetariansaladasaladwithmeatapizzawithmeatavegetarianpizza

22 Ihadneverbrokenabonebeforetoday.I’dneverbrokenabonebeforetoday.Theyhadrunforthreehourswhentheyfinishedtherace.

They’drunforthreehourswhentheyfinishedtherace.

WehadtravelledtoEuropebeforethisholiday,butnottotheUnitedKingdom.

We’dtravelledtoEuropebeforethisholiday,butnottotheUnitedKingdom.

Hehadalreadyseenthisfilmthreetimes,buthewasabouttoseeitagain.

He’dalreadyseenthisfilmthreetimes,buthewasabouttoseeitagain.

23 I’vejusteatenseafoodforthefirsttime.IhadlivedinthemountainssinceIwasachild...

...andI’donlyseengood,freshseafoodontelevision.

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24 I’velivedinNewYorkfortwoyears.I’dlivedinNewYorkfortwoyearsbeforeImovedhere.

I’veneverhadfriedchickenbefore.Idon’tknowifI’lllikeit.

I’dneverhaditbeforelastyear.NowIloveit!

25 We’venevermadeanapplecakebefore.Whyarewemakingittoday?

Yourfriend,Hugo,andhismother,Victoria,willbecomingtoourhousetonight.

I’mgoingtogrilleitherchickenorbeeffordinner.

Thenwe’llhaveapplecakewithicecreamfordessert.

26 Neithertheeggsnorthemeatareinthefryingpan.

Themeatisinthefryingpanbuttheeggsarenotinthefryingpan.

Boththeeggsandthemeatareinthefryingpan.

27 Neitherthechickennorthebeefisburnt.BothmysonandIliketofish.Boththeboyandthegirlareeatingcerealforbreakfast.

Neitherthespoonnorthepotisinthesink.

28 Bothorangesandbananasaresoldintheproducesection.

Neitherthewomannorherboyfriendisavegetarian.

Boththemanandthewomanareeatingicecream.

Thevegetableshavebeenneitherboilednorgrilled.

29 Wecanhaveneitherchickennorbeeffordinner.

Whynot?NeitherHugonorVictoriaeatmeat.Bothofthemarevegetarians.

Ididn’tknowthattheywerevegetarians.Let’smakegrilledvegetablesandriceinstead.

Theneveryonewillbeabletoeatsomethingtheylike.

4.5 Milestone

01 Hello.Hello.

02 Whyareyouoncrutches?I’moncrutchesbecauseI’vejustbrokenmyleg.Ifelloffmyskateboard.

03 Ihopeithealssoon.Thankyou.

04 AreyougoingtothePirellis’partytonight?Yes,we’regoingtothePirellis’partytonight.

05 We’llseeyouthen!Goodbye!

06 CanIhelpyou?I’vetornthepocketofmysuitjacket.

07 Canyousewitbeforesixo’clock?Yes,Icansewitbeforesixo’clock.

08 ThislookslikeItaliansilk.Yes,itwasmadeinItaly.

09 Atishoo!Blessyou!

10 Areyouill?Yes,I’mill.

11 Getwellsoon!Thankyou.Goodbye!

12 Whatshouldwemakefortheparty?Idon’tknowwhatweshouldmakefortheparty.

13 IsMrsPirelliallergictoanything?No,sheisn’tallergictoanything,butsheisavegetarian.

14 IsMrPirelliavegetarian?No,heisn’tavegetarian,butheisallergictonuts.

15 WecanmakeavegetablesoupwithsomeIndianspices.

That’sagoodidea!

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4.5 Continued

16 WillyoustirthesoupwhileIlookformywallet?

Yes,I’llstirthesoupafterIfinishshaving.

17 Where’sthespoon?Thespoonisinthedrawer.

18 Ilikeyournecklaceandearrings!Thankyou!

19 Youlookdifferent!Didyoushaveoffyourbeard?

Yes,Ishavedoffmybeard.

20 Thissoupisverygood!Thankyou!

21 YouspeakEnglishverywell.Howlonghaveyoubeenstudyingit?

I’vebeenstudyingitsincewemovedhereamonthago.

22 HaveyoubeenstudyingEnglishalone?No,we’vebothbeenstudyingEnglish.

A aB bC cD dE eF fG gH hI iJ jK kL lM mN nO oP pQ qR rS sT tU uV vW wX xY yZ z

Alphabet

Inthisindex,eachwordisfollowedbytheUnitandLessoninwhichitoccurs.Thenumberoftimesthatthewordappearsinthelessonisenclosedinparentheses.

Enesteíndice,acadapalabralesiguelaUnidadylaLecciónenqueaparece.Entreparéntesisseencuentraelnúmerodevecesqueaparecelapalabraencadalección.

Danscetindex,chaquemotestsuividelaPartieetdelaLeçoncorrespondantes.Lenombredefoisoùlemotapparaîtdanschaqueleçonestindiquéentreparenthèses.

IndiesemIndexstehtnachjedemWortderTeilmitderLektion,inderdasWortvorkommt.InKlammernwirdangegeben,wieofteinWortineinerLektionauftritt.

Inquestoindice,ogniparolaèseguitadall’UnitàedallaLezionecorrispondente.Ilnumerodivoltechelaparolaappareinognilezioneèindicatoinparentesi.

Nesteíndice,cadapalavraencontra-seseguidapelaUnidadeeoCapítuloemqueaparece.Onúmerodevezesemqueapalavraapareceemcadacapítuloencontra-seemparênteses.

Каждое слово, находящееся в этом указателе, сопровождается сноской на раздел и урок, в которых это слово встречается. В скобках указано, сколько раз данное слово упомянуто в уроке.

إّن ُكل كلمٍة في هذا الفهرس تليها الوحدة و الدرس الذي وردت فيهما. توّضح األرقام.بين األقواس عدد المرات التي وردت فيها هذه الكلمة في الدرس

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a 1.1(31),1.2(21),1.3(40),1.4(34),1.5(4),2.1(17),2.2(27),2.3(45),2.4(39),2.5(10),3.1(23),3.2(28),3.3(30),3.4(43),3.5(13),4.1(22),4.2(17),4.3(23),4.4(29),4.5(6)

a.m. 1.1(4)able 2.1(2),2.2(1),2.4(2),3.3(1),

4.4(1)about 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),

3.3(8),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)

above 3.1(6),3.5(2)actor 2.1(2)actress 2.1(3)add 4.4(2)address 1.1(2)adult 4.3(1)adults 1.1(2)aeroplane 2.2(1),4.3(1)aeroplanes 2.2(1)afraid 3.1(2),4.3(1)Africa 1.1(1),2.3(1),4.1(1)after 2.1(1),4.1(3),4.5(1)afternoon 1.2(1),1.5(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)again 4.3(1),4.4(3)ago 2.1(1),3.3(2),4.3(1),4.5(1)ahead 1.2(1)airport 3.3(4)airports 1.2(2)Alice 2.5(1)all 2.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),

4.3(5)Allen 4.1(1)Allen’s 4.1(1)allergic 4.3(12),4.5(3)almost 2.3(4)alone 2.1(6),4.5(1)already 1.3(2),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.4(2)also 3.5(2)although 3.2(5),4.3(1)always 1.3(2),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.2(2),

4.3(1)am 4.3(1)American 1.1(1),2.2(1)an 1.1(1),1.3(5),2.1(13),2.2(13),

2.3(3),2.4(6),2.5(3),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.3(3),4.4(2)

ancient 1.1(1),1.5(2)and 1.1(2),1.2(3),1.3(3),1.4(5),

1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(6),3.1(2),3.2(3),3.3(10),3.4(4),

3.5(1),4.1(5),4.2(11),4.3(7),4.4(10),4.5(1)

Anderson 2.2(1)angry 3.3(1)animal 2.3(1),3.1(1),4.4(1)animal’s 4.3(1)animals 1.3(2),2.3(1),3.1(1)Antarctica 2.3(1)any 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.3(1),2.5(3),

3.4(3),4.2(1),4.3(6)anything 3.3(1),4.5(2)anyway 3.2(6)apple 1.3(1),4.4(3)apples 3.3(1),4.4(2)appointment 2.2(9),2.5(2),3.1(1)architect 2.2(7)architect’s 2.2(1)architects 2.2(1)are 1.1(23),1.2(13),1.3(9),1.4(10),

1.5(8),2.1(6),2.2(11),2.3(6),2.4(3),2.5(7),3.1(15),3.2(3),3.3(12),3.4(8),3.5(8),4.1(3),4.2(13),4.3(6),4.4(10),4.5(3)

aren’t 2.2(1),3.4(1)arm 1.3(1),4.3(8)arrived 4.3(1)art 1.1(1),1.3(2),2.1(1)Arthur 2.5(1)artist 2.1(8),2.4(1)Artists 2.5(1)Asia 1.1(1),2.3(1),3.2(1)ask 1.1(1),2.4(1),3.4(1),3.5(1)asleep 4.3(1)at 1.1(3),1.2(3),2.1(1),2.2(10),

2.4(7),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.3(3),3.4(13),3.5(3),4.1(6),4.2(2),4.3(3)

ate 1.3(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(2)atishoo 4.5(1)Australia 2.3(1)away 1.4(9)babies 2.2(2)baby 1.2(1),1.4(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)baby’s 4.1(1)bad 2.1(4)badly 3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(1)bake 4.4(1)baked 2.2(1),3.1(1),4.3(1)Baker 2.2(1)baking 4.3(1)balcony 3.1(4),3.5(1)

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ball 2.1(3),3.4(1)balloon 3.3(2)balloons 3.3(2)banana 1.3(1)bananas 3.3(2),4.4(1)band 1.2(1)bank’s 1.1(2)Barcelona 1.1(2)baseball 2.1(16),2.4(2),3.1(1)basketball 2.1(11),2.2(1),4.1(2)bath 3.2(1)bathroom 2.2(1),3.2(1)batteries 2.3(9)battery 2.3(13),3.2(1)be 1.2(9),2.1(8),2.3(1),3.1(2),

3.2(8),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(3)

beach 1.2(4),3.2(1),3.3(1)beans 1.4(1)beard 4.2(3),4.3(1),4.5(2)beards 4.2(1)beautiful 1.5(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.5(1),

4.2(2)because 1.2(2),2.2(1),3.1(7),3.2(2),

3.3(11),3.5(2),4.2(3),4.3(13),4.5(1)

bed 3.1(1),4.2(1)Bedran 1.2(1)bedroom 2.2(1),2.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(2)beef 1.4(1),4.4(6)been 1.3(2),2.1(3),2.3(6),3.2(6),

3.3(1),4.3(24),4.4(1),4.5(4)before 1.3(1),2.1(1),2.3(1),3.1(1),

3.4(1),4.1(4),4.2(1),4.4(8),4.5(2)

began 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(2)begin 1.1(1),2.1(1)beginning 1.2(1)begins 1.1(1)behind 3.1(1)believe 2.4(1)believes 2.1(1)best 4.1(1)bicycle 1.2(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(2),4.3(1)bicycles 1.2(1),1.4(2),3.2(1),3.3(1)bill 1.4(8),1.5(3)bird 3.4(3)birthday 2.2(2),3.3(3),4.2(1)black 4.1(1)blanket 3.3(1),4.1(2)bless 4.3(5),4.5(1)

blocks 3.3(6)blond 4.2(1)blue 1.1(1),1.3(2),4.1(3)board 3.2(2)boards 3.2(3)boat 1.2(5),1.3(2),3.2(1)boats 1.2(1)boiled 4.4(4)boiling 4.4(3)bone 4.4(2)bonnet 3.4(3)book 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.4(4),

3.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(1)bookshelves 3.1(3)boot 3.4(5),4.2(1)boots 4.1(6),4.2(2)bored 1.2(8)born 3.3(1)both 4.4(6),4.5(1)bottle 1.4(6)bottles 1.4(1)bought 1.3(4),2.5(1),3.3(3),4.1(2)bowl 1.3(1),4.4(3)bowls 4.4(1)box 1.3(2),2.4(5),3.1(1)boxes 2.5(1),3.1(2)boy 1.1(1),1.2(3),2.3(1),2.4(3),

3.1(2),3.3(2),4.4(2)boy’s 2.2(1)boyfriend 2.2(2),3.1(1),4.4(1)boys 3.3(5)bracelet 4.2(1)bracelets 4.2(2)Brazil 2.4(1),4.2(1)bread 1.4(1),4.4(1)breakfast 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),3.3(1),

4.1(2),4.4(1)bricks 3.2(3)bridge 3.4(2)bridges 2.2(1)bring 2.5(1),3.1(2)bringing 3.1(1)brings 1.1(1)broke 3.3(5),4.1(1),4.3(4)broken 3.2(1),3.3(3),3.5(3),4.3(2),

4.4(2),4.5(1)brother 3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1)brother’s 1.5(1)brothers 3.3(1)brought 2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)brown 2.1(1),2.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),

4.3(1)

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Brown 2.4(1)brush 3.2(4)bucket 3.2(3),3.5(2)build 2.4(1)building 2.2(1),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.4(3)buildings 1.5(1),2.2(1)built 1.5(4),2.1(1),3.3(1)burn 4.4(1)burning 4.4(1)burnt 4.4(4)bus 1.1(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.4(1)business 1.2(1),2.2(1),3.1(1)businessman 2.4(1),3.4(3),4.4(1)businessmen 3.4(1)businesspeople 3.4(1)but 1.3(7),1.4(1),2.1(5),2.2(2),

2.3(8),2.4(1),2.5(3),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.3(4),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.2(4),4.3(12),4.4(6),4.5(2)

butter 1.4(1)button 4.2(5)buttoned 4.2(2)buttoning 4.2(2)buy 1.3(4),2.5(2),3.3(3),4.2(1)buying 3.2(2)by 1.1(1),2.2(8),3.1(1),4.1(1)cafe 1.1(1),1.3(2)cake 2.2(1),3.1(2),4.3(1),4.4(4)call 3.2(8),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.3(2)called 3.5(1),4.1(2)calling 3.5(2),4.1(1)came 3.2(1),4.1(2)camera 2.3(8)cameras 2.3(1)camping 2.3(1)can 1.3(3),1.4(5),1.5(1),2.1(8),

2.2(5),2.3(2),2.5(1),3.1(2),3.2(4),3.3(1),3.4(5),3.5(3),4.1(6),4.2(3),4.4(5),4.5(4)

can’t 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(8),2.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(6)

canyon 2.3(3)car 1.3(1),2.1(2),2.2(2),3.2(4),

3.3(5),3.4(17),4.2(2)card 4.1(3)careful 2.3(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.3(1),

4.4(1)Caroline 2.2(1)carpet 3.2(5)carried 3.4(1)carry 1.3(2)carrying 3.2(1),4.1(1)

cars 3.4(2)cast 4.3(5)castle 1.1(6),1.3(1),1.5(7),3.3(1)castle’s 1.5(1)cat 2.1(1),3.4(1)catch 2.1(1),2.4(1),3.3(1)cathedral 1.1(7),1.3(1)cats 3.1(1),4.3(4)caught 2.4(1)cave 2.3(11)caves 2.3(1)ceiling 1.3(1),3.1(2)celebrate 2.2(1)celebrating 3.1(1)centre 2.4(1)century 1.3(18),1.4(1),1.5(4)cereal 4.4(4)chair 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(1)championship 2.1(9),3.1(1)charge 2.3(2)charged 2.3(3)charging 2.3(1)cheque 2.4(2)chicken 1.4(1),2.4(1),3.4(1),4.4(7)child 2.1(1),3.3(3),4.1(1),4.4(1)children 1.2(1),2.1(2),2.4(2),3.2(1),

3.3(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)China 1.2(1)choose 2.2(1)choosing 4.2(1),4.4(2)chose 4.1(1)church 2.2(1)churches 1.2(2)Cindy 4.1(1)cinema 2.3(1)city 1.5(2),2.1(3),2.4(1),4.1(1)clean 3.1(1),3.2(4),3.3(1),4.2(1)cleaned 3.3(1)cleaners 4.1(4),4.3(1)cleaning 2.3(1),4.1(1)client 2.2(3),2.5(2)client’s 2.2(1),4.2(1)clients 2.2(4)climb 2.3(1),2.4(4),3.3(2)climbed 3.3(2)climbing 2.3(1),3.3(1)clock 3.1(2),3.2(1)close 3.1(4),3.4(2)closed 1.1(1),3.1(1),3.4(1)closing 3.1(1)clothes 2.1(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),4.1(9),4.2(3)coat 2.1(1),3.1(1),4.1(3),4.2(5)

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coats 3.1(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)coffee 1.4(2),3.1(4),4.1(1),4.4(3)cold 1.3(1),3.1(1),4.1(2),4.2(2)colour 1.3(2),3.3(2)colours 1.3(2),4.2(1)come 3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)coming 4.3(1),4.4(1)company 2.5(1)computer 2.2(2),2.3(2),3.3(1),3.4(1)concert 2.4(1),3.4(1)congratulations 2.1(1)contact 4.2(3)continents 2.3(1)cook 2.4(1)cooker 2.3(2),3.2(1),4.4(1)cooking 3.2(1)coral 2.3(4)correct 3.2(1)cost 1.1(5),1.5(1)costs 1.1(5),1.5(1),4.2(1)costumes 1.2(1)cotton 4.2(3)coughed 4.3(1)coughing 4.3(12)countries 1.1(1)country 1.2(9),4.2(1)country’s 1.5(1)cream 4.4(5)credit 4.1(3)cross 1.2(9)crossing 3.4(8)crossroads 3.4(8)crutches 4.3(4),4.5(2)cry 4.2(1)crying 2.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)cuddly 3.3(4)cup 3.1(3),4.4(2)cupboard 3.1(3)cupboards 3.1(2)cups 4.4(1)curly 4.2(5)cut 4.4(3)cutting 2.2(1),4.4(1)Dad 3.2(1)dairy 4.4(5)damaged 3.2(7),3.5(2)dancing 4.2(1)dangerous 2.3(3)dark 2.3(11),3.5(2)date 2.2(4),4.1(1),4.2(2)daughter 1.2(2),1.3(1),3.3(2),4.1(2),

4.2(1),4.3(1)

day 2.2(3),2.4(1),4.3(3)days 4.3(6)dead 2.3(6)degrees 2.3(1),4.3(2)deliver 2.4(2)delivered 2.4(6)delivering 2.4(4)delivery 2.4(6),2.5(1)deodorant 4.2(4)desert 2.3(2)design 2.2(3)designed 2.2(7)designing 2.2(2)designs 2.2(3),2.5(1)desk 2.3(1),4.1(1)dessert 1.4(1),4.4(1)dictionary 3.1(1)did 1.2(2),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.1(1),

2.2(1),2.4(3),2.5(2),3.1(4),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)

didn’t 1.2(1),2.2(1),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(3),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)

different 3.1(1),3.5(1),4.2(1),4.5(1)difficult 1.3(1),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)dinner 1.3(1),1.4(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),

4.1(1),4.2(3),4.4(5)dirty 2.1(1),4.1(1)dishes 3.1(1)do 1.1(1),1.2(5),1.3(1),1.4(1),

1.5(3),2.1(4),2.3(2),2.5(3),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(6),3.5(2),4.2(1),4.4(2)

doctor 2.2(1),2.4(1),3.2(1),4.3(2)doctors 2.2(1)does 1.1(6),1.4(4),1.5(3),3.5(1)doesn’t 2.3(1),3.2(4)dog 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.1(2),3.3(1),

4.1(1)dogs 1.3(1),4.3(1)doll 3.3(4)dollars 1.4(1),4.2(1)dolls 3.3(1),4.2(1)don’t 1.2(6),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),

2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(4),3.3(4),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.2(2),4.3(4),4.4(2),4.5(1)

door 3.1(5),3.2(3),3.4(3),4.1(1)doors 3.1(1)down 2.2(2),2.3(1),4.1(1)Dr 2.2(1)draw 1.3(3)

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drawer 3.1(6),3.2(1),4.5(1)drawers 3.1(1),4.1(1)drawing 1.3(4),2.1(3),3.1(1)drawn 1.3(2)dress 1.3(1),4.1(3),4.2(6)dresses 2.2(1),3.1(1)drew 2.1(1)drink 1.4(3),4.1(1)drinking 3.1(1)drive 1.3(1),2.5(1),3.3(1)drives 4.2(1)driving 3.3(1),3.4(2)drove 3.4(1)drunk 1.3(2)dry 4.1(5),4.3(1)dryer 4.1(3)ducks 1.4(1)during 4.1(3)dye 4.2(1)dyed 4.2(3),4.3(1)dying 4.2(1)ear 4.3(1)earrings 4.2(5),4.5(1)eat 1.3(6),1.4(9),1.5(1),2.1(1),

2.2(2),3.1(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(4)

eaten 3.1(1),3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)eating 1.1(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),

3.4(1),4.1(4),4.4(3)egg 3.3(1)eggs 4.1(2),4.4(7)eight 1.1(2),1.5(1),2.2(1),2.4(2)eighteenth 1.3(4)either 4.1(5),4.4(1)elbow 1.3(1),3.1(1)electrician 3.2(7),3.5(1)electricity 3.2(9),3.5(1)eleven 2.4(1)eleventh 2.2(1)Ellis 4.1(1)email 1.1(2),2.4(1)embarrassed 3.3(4),3.5(1)Emi 3.1(1)employee 2.2(1)employees 2.2(1),3.1(1)empty 2.4(1)engine 3.4(4)engineer 2.2(3),2.5(2)engineers 2.2(7)English 3.5(1),4.5(3)enough 2.1(1)enter 3.4(2)

entering 3.4(5)envelope 2.4(3),4.1(1)escalator 2.2(3),3.4(1)escalators 2.2(1),2.5(3)Europe 4.1(1),4.4(2)euros 1.1(2),1.5(1)evening 1.4(2),2.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)every 2.2(9)everyone 2.1(1),4.4(1)excuse 1.2(1),1.4(2),2.2(1),3.4(3)exit 3.4(2)exiting 3.4(6)expensive 1.1(2),1.3(1),3.5(1),4.2(1)explore 2.3(3)exploring 2.3(6)eye 4.3(1)eye’s 4.3(1)face 1.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(2)falls 3.1(1)family 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(1),2.4(1),

3.1(3),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(2)family’s 4.1(1)famous 1.1(2),1.5(1),2.1(1)far 1.2(6),1.5(2)faster 2.2(1)father 1.3(2),2.1(1),2.4(3),3.1(2),

3.3(1),4.1(1),4.4(1)favourite 1.3(22),1.4(1),1.5(4),2.1(2),

3.1(1),3.3(1),4.4(2)feel 4.3(2)feels 4.3(2)fell 3.3(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)fence 2.4(2)festival 1.2(6)Festival 2.5(1)fever 4.3(11)Fields 2.2(2)fifteen 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.1(1)fifteenth 1.3(4),1.5(2),3.2(1)fifth 2.2(2)fifty 4.4(1)fighting 3.3(8)film 1.2(1),1.3(2),3.1(2),3.2(1),

4.1(2),4.2(3),4.4(2)finally 2.4(1)find 1.3(1),3.3(1),3.5(2),4.4(1)fine 3.3(1),3.4(1)fingers 4.2(1)finish 3.4(1),4.5(1)finished 1.3(1),3.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),

4.4(2)Fiona 2.2(1)

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fire 3.4(1)fireplace 3.1(4),3.5(1),4.2(1)first 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(5),

2.4(7),2.5(2),3.2(1),4.2(4),4.4(2)

fish 2.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.4(3)fishing 1.2(8),1.3(1),2.1(2),2.3(5)five 1.1(1),1.3(3),2.2(1),2.3(2),

3.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(2),4.3(1)flags 3.1(1)flat 2.2(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.4(5),

3.5(11)flats 3.5(2)floor 2.2(15),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.3(3),

3.4(1)flour 4.4(1)flower 2.1(1)flowers 1.3(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(5),

4.3(1)fold 4.1(1),4.2(2)folded 4.1(1)folding 4.1(6)follow 1.2(3),1.4(7),3.4(1)following 1.4(3)food 1.3(1),1.4(1),3.2(1),4.4(2)foot 1.3(1)football 2.1(3),4.1(1)for 1.1(1),1.2(5),1.3(5),1.4(13),

1.5(3),2.1(4),2.2(23),2.3(9),2.4(13),2.5(3),3.1(5),3.2(1),3.3(6),3.4(1),3.5(4),4.1(8),4.2(7),4.3(14),4.4(13),4.5(3)

forget 3.2(1)forgot 2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),

4.1(1)forks 4.2(1)forty 1.1(1),4.3(1)found 2.3(1),3.3(2),4.1(3)four 1.1(1),1.4(3),2.3(1),3.5(2),

4.3(2)fourteenth 1.3(1),2.2(1)fourth 2.2(2)France 3.1(1),4.1(1)French 1.4(1),4.3(1)fresh 4.4(2)Friday 1.2(1),4.1(1)fried 4.4(5)friend 1.1(1),2.4(5),3.1(2),3.3(2),

3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.4(1)friends 1.2(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.3(3),

4.3(1)from 1.1(3),1.2(5),1.5(1),2.1(1),

2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(12),3.1(4),3.2(2),4.2(1),4.3(1)

front 3.3(1)frozen 1.2(1)fruit 3.3(1),4.1(1)frying 4.4(9)full 2.4(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),

4.4(1)fun 1.2(12),1.5(2),2.5(1),3.1(1),

4.3(1)game 3.3(4),4.2(1)games 4.3(1)garden 4.1(1)gardens 1.5(3),2.2(1)Gareth 2.1(3)garlic 1.4(3)gave 1.3(1),2.4(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),

4.2(1),4.3(1)George 2.4(1)Germany 1.1(2),4.3(1)get 1.1(5),1.2(3),1.5(1),2.1(3),

2.4(2),2.5(1),3.3(1),4.3(4),4.5(1)

gift 1.3(5)girl 1.2(3),2.1(1),2.4(3),3.1(1),

3.3(1),3.4(1),4.2(2),4.4(3)girl’s 4.1(1)girlfriend 2.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)girls 3.3(1),4.2(1)give 3.1(1),3.3(1)given 4.3(1)gives 4.3(1)giving 2.4(1)Glasgow 3.5(3)glass 1.4(2),3.2(1)glasses 1.4(1),4.2(1)glove 4.1(1)gloves 4.1(5),4.2(2)go 1.1(13),1.2(10),1.3(3),1.4(2),

1.5(1),2.2(5),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(4),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(4),4.3(2)

goes 2.2(1),4.1(1)going 1.1(2),1.2(2),1.3(11),1.5(2),

2.1(3),2.2(2),2.3(3),2.4(3),3.1(5),3.2(4),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(3),4.3(4),4.4(4),4.5(2)

gold 4.2(3)golf 1.3(2),2.1(2),2.3(1)good 1.4(7),1.5(4),2.1(4),2.5(1),

3.1(2),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(2)

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goodbye 4.5(2)got 2.1(1)grandad 3.1(1)Grandad 2.4(1)granddaughter 4.1(1)grandfather 2.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.2(1)grandmother 2.4(2),3.2(1),4.1(1)green 1.2(1),1.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(2)grey 4.1(3),4.2(2)grill 4.4(1)grilled 4.4(8)grilling 4.4(2)ground 2.2(2)guest 2.1(1)guide 1.1(8),1.4(1),1.5(2)guidebook 1.1(4),1.5(2),2.2(1),4.2(1)guitar 2.1(1),3.3(1)guitars 1.3(1)had 1.2(1),1.5(1),2.1(3),2.5(1),

3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.5(1),4.3(3),4.4(7)

hair 2.2(1),4.2(21),4.3(1)half 1.2(2),2.2(3),2.4(2),3.3(1),

4.2(1)hallway 2.2(4)hand 1.3(1),4.3(1)handbag 4.1(3),4.2(1)handbags 4.1(1),4.2(1)hands 2.1(1),2.2(1),4.1(2)hang 3.1(4)hanging 3.1(12)hangs 3.1(1)happen 4.3(1)happened 1.1(1),2.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.3(1)happy 2.1(1),4.2(4)Harry 2.5(2)has 1.3(4),2.2(7),2.3(3),2.4(1),

2.5(1),3.2(5),3.3(2),3.4(3),4.1(2),4.2(10),4.3(5)

hat 4.2(1)have 1.1(5),1.2(3),1.4(1),1.5(3),

2.1(9),2.2(3),2.3(5),2.4(2),2.5(6),3.1(1),3.2(5),3.3(1),3.4(9),3.5(4),4.1(4),4.2(10),4.3(19),4.4(8),4.5(2)

haven’t 3.2(1),4.3(2)having 1.2(8),4.1(1),4.2(1)he 1.2(1),1.3(4),1.4(2),2.1(5),

2.2(3),2.3(3),2.4(8),3.1(7),3.2(5),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(16),4.2(8),4.3(4),4.4(2),4.5(1)

he’d 4.4(1)he’ll 2.4(1),3.1(1)he’s 1.2(10),1.3(9),1.4(1),2.1(4),

2.2(3),2.3(8),2.4(7),3.1(7),3.2(5),3.3(9),3.4(5),4.1(16),4.2(5),4.3(9),4.4(6)

head 2.3(1),4.3(1)headphones 3.3(7)heal 4.3(2)healed 4.3(1)healing 4.3(2)heals 4.3(1),4.5(1)hear 2.1(11)hears 2.1(1)hello 1.1(1),2.4(3),2.5(4),3.1(1),

3.2(1),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.5(2)helmet 3.3(3)helmets 3.3(1)help 3.2(1),3.5(1),4.2(4),4.4(1),

4.5(1)helping 2.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)Henry 2.2(1)her 1.2(2),1.3(7),2.2(7),2.3(4),

2.4(8),2.5(5),3.1(12),3.3(10),3.4(1),4.1(18),4.2(11),4.3(4),4.4(1)

here 1.1(5),1.2(5),1.3(1),1.4(11),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.4(5),3.1(3),3.5(1),4.3(1),4.4(5),4.5(1)

here’s 1.4(2),1.5(1),2.4(1),4.1(1)hiking 1.2(10),1.3(1),2.3(3),4.1(1),

4.3(2)him 3.1(1),3.3(2),4.1(2)Hiro 2.1(2)Hiro’s 2.1(1)his 1.2(2),1.3(8),2.1(4),2.2(8),

2.3(6),2.4(4),3.1(10),3.2(3),3.3(8),3.4(2),4.1(20),4.2(19),4.3(7),4.4(4)

history 1.1(1),2.1(1)hobbies 2.1(2)hobby 2.1(5),2.5(2)hockey 2.1(8),4.1(1),4.3(2)holding 3.3(1),4.1(1)holiday 2.2(2),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.2(1),

4.4(2)home 2.2(1),2.4(2),3.2(4),4.1(1),

4.3(1)hoovering 2.1(1)hope 1.4(1),4.2(1),4.5(1)horse 1.2(1),1.3(3),2.1(1)horses 1.3(1)

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hospital 2.1(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.4(2),4.3(1)

hot 4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)hotel 2.2(1),3.4(1)hour 2.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)hours 1.1(8),1.5(1),2.4(1),4.3(2),

4.4(2)house 1.4(1),2.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.4(4),3.1(5),3.2(4),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.4(1)

houses 2.2(1),3.1(1)how 1.1(5),1.2(9),1.4(10),1.5(5),

2.1(2),3.2(3),3.5(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.3(4),4.5(1)

Hugo 4.4(2)hundred 4.2(1)hung 3.1(4),4.1(2)hungry 3.3(1)hurt 2.1(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),

4.3(1)hurts 4.3(1)husband 1.3(1),3.1(1),3.3(2),4.1(1),

4.3(1)I 1.1(3),1.2(15),1.3(20),1.4(5),

1.5(3),2.1(25),2.2(12),2.3(7),2.4(15),2.5(12),3.1(19),3.2(17),3.3(21),3.4(7),3.5(11),4.1(18),4.2(15),4.3(32),4.4(12),4.5(9)

I’d 1.4(17),1.5(4),2.2(1),4.4(3)I’ll 1.3(2),2.1(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),

2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(3),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(6),4.3(1),4.4(3),4.5(1)

I’m 1.1(5),1.2(5),1.3(8),1.5(3),2.1(6),2.2(3),2.3(1),2.4(4),2.5(5),3.1(2),3.2(9),3.3(12),3.4(10),3.5(5),4.1(4),4.2(4),4.3(26),4.4(9),4.5(2)

I’ve 2.3(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(5),4.2(3),4.3(8),4.4(4),4.5(2)

ice 1.2(6),1.3(1),2.1(8),2.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(5)

idea 2.1(18),2.2(7),2.3(1),2.4(3),2.5(2),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.5(1)

ideas 2.1(3),2.5(1)if 2.1(4),2.4(1),3.3(2),3.4(3),

4.3(3),4.4(2)I’ll 2.1(2),3.1(1),3.2(2),3.3(1),

4.3(17),4.5(2)important 2.2(1)in 1.1(12),1.2(19),1.3(16),1.5(5),

2.1(10),2.2(5),2.3(21),2.4(10),

2.5(3),3.1(12),3.2(9),3.3(3),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(14),4.2(14),4.3(6),4.4(21),4.5(2)

incorrect 2.4(1),3.4(1)India 1.1(2),4.2(2)Indian 4.5(1)inexpensive 2.2(1)insect 4.3(1)insects 2.3(1)inside 2.1(1),2.3(1),3.2(1)instead 1.3(12),2.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.4(1)instrument 1.3(2)instruments 1.3(2)interesting 1.5(1),3.2(1)into 1.1(5),1.3(2),1.5(1),2.4(1),

3.1(5),4.4(6)iron 4.1(1)ironed 4.1(2)ironing 4.1(3)irons 4.1(1)is 1.1(12),1.2(24),1.3(17),1.4(2),

1.5(2),2.1(25),2.2(20),2.3(20),2.4(24),2.5(9),3.1(20),3.2(31),3.3(13),3.4(24),3.5(8),4.1(10),4.2(26),4.3(16),4.4(24),4.5(6)

isn’t 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.2(1),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.3(2),4.5(2)

it 1.1(10),1.2(6),1.3(10),1.5(9),2.1(10),2.2(3),2.3(4),2.4(4),2.5(5),3.1(1),3.2(10),3.3(9),3.4(4),3.5(2),4.1(5),4.2(2),4.3(9),4.4(9),4.5(6)

it’ll 4.1(1),4.3(1)it’s 1.1(4),1.2(14),1.3(2),1.4(1),

1.5(2),2.1(3),2.2(1),2.3(15),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.2(1),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(4),4.2(7),4.3(3),4.4(2)

Italian 1.3(1),4.2(1),4.5(1)Italy 1.1(2),2.5(1),4.2(3),4.5(1)itchy 4.3(4)its 1.5(1)Jack 4.2(1)jacket 4.1(10),4.2(2),4.5(1)jackets 4.2(1)James 1.3(1),2.2(1)Japan 1.1(1)Japanese 2.1(1),2.2(1)Jeff 2.2(1)jewellery 4.2(1)jigsaw 3.3(4)

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Jill 4.2(2)job 2.1(5),2.4(1),3.1(1)Jones 2.2(1)juice 4.4(1)Julie’s 1.1(1)jump 2.4(1)jumped 2.4(1)jumper 3.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(3),4.3(2)jumping 2.1(1)June 3.2(1)just 3.3(15),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.4(1),

4.5(1)key 3.2(3),3.3(1),3.5(2)keys 3.3(1)kings 1.5(1)kissed 3.1(1),3.3(1)kitchen 2.2(1),2.3(1),3.2(1)kite 3.3(2),4.3(1)kites 3.3(1)knee 2.1(1),4.1(1)knife 4.4(2)knives 4.2(1),4.4(1)know 1.2(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),3.2(2),

3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)knows 2.1(1)label 4.1(3),4.2(4)ladder 2.1(1)lake 1.2(5),2.3(1),4.1(1)lamb 1.4(7),1.5(2)lamp 2.3(4),3.2(1)Lang 2.2(2)laptop 2.2(1),2.3(1),3.4(1)Larry 2.4(2)last 2.1(1),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.3(1),

4.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(1)late 3.5(1),4.2(1)laugh 3.1(1),4.2(1)launderette 4.1(4)leaflet 1.1(5),1.5(1)leak 3.5(1)leaking 3.2(6),3.4(3)leaks 3.5(1)learn 2.1(1)leather 4.2(4)leave 1.4(1),2.2(3),2.3(1)leaves 2.4(2)leaving 2.2(1),2.4(8)left 1.2(2),2.2(2),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.1(2)leg 4.3(6),4.5(1)lemon 1.4(1)lemonade 1.4(5)

lens 4.2(1)lenses 4.2(2)Leonardo 2.2(1)less 1.2(1)let’s 1.1(6),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(1),

2.1(2),2.2(2),2.3(1),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.2(7),4.4(1)

letter 1.1(1),2.4(12),2.5(1)letters 3.1(1)libraries 1.2(1)library 1.2(1),2.4(1),3.2(1)library’s 1.1(2)lift 2.2(6),3.4(1)light 2.3(8),3.4(6)like 1.1(1),1.2(3),1.3(6),1.4(42),

1.5(11),2.1(2),2.2(5),2.5(2),3.2(4),3.3(3),3.5(6),4.2(3),4.3(2),4.4(4),4.5(2)

liked 1.4(1),3.1(1)likes 1.2(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(1)listen 2.1(1),3.3(1)listening 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.4(1)live 3.1(1),3.2(2),3.5(1)lived 3.2(1),4.4(3)lives 3.1(1)living 1.4(1),2.3(1)lobby 2.2(3),3.4(1),3.5(2)lock 3.2(3),3.5(2)locked 3.2(6),3.5(2)locker 1.3(3),3.2(3)lockers 1.3(3),2.1(1)London 2.1(1)long 1.2(1),2.1(1),2.4(1),3.2(2),

4.1(1),4.2(5),4.3(2),4.5(1)look 2.5(1),3.3(1),3.4(6),3.5(2),

4.2(1),4.5(2)looked 3.5(1)looking 2.5(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(4),

3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)looks 1.3(2),3.3(1),4.5(1)lost 1.2(1),2.1(1),3.1(1),3.3(6),

4.1(1)lot 1.1(2),2.3(1),2.5(1),3.2(1),

4.3(2)loud 1.2(6),1.5(1),2.1(1),3.1(1)love 4.2(1),4.4(1)loves 3.3(1)Lucy 2.2(1)lunch 1.5(1),2.2(2),4.1(6)machine 4.1(3)made 2.2(2),2.5(2),3.3(2),4.2(26),

4.4(1),4.5(1)

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magazine 1.1(2),2.3(1)make 2.1(1),2.2(1),4.2(10),4.4(3),

4.5(3)makes 4.2(7),4.3(1)making 4.2(4),4.4(1)man 1.3(1),2.2(2),2.3(1),3.1(4),

3.2(1),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(3)

manager 2.2(3),2.4(1),3.1(2),3.3(1)manager’s 2.2(1)Manchester 3.1(1)many 1.1(2),1.4(5),1.5(1),2.1(1),

2.3(1),3.3(1),4.2(2)map 1.3(1),4.1(1)married 2.3(2)marry 2.2(1)Mary 2.1(1)match 2.1(5),2.4(2),4.1(2)May 1.1(1),3.2(1)me 1.2(1),1.3(7),1.4(9),2.1(5),

2.2(4),2.3(2),2.4(4),3.1(5),3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(6),4.1(2),4.2(12),4.3(7),4.4(1)

mean 3.1(7)measuring 3.2(1)meat 4.4(15)mechanic 3.4(5),3.5(2)medicine 2.1(2),2.2(2),4.3(2),4.4(1)meet 1.3(1),2.2(6),3.1(2),3.4(1),

3.5(1)meeting 2.2(2),3.3(1)men 1.2(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),4.2(1)menu 1.4(6)menus 1.4(1)message 2.2(7)Mexico 1.2(1),3.2(2),4.1(1),4.2(1)midnight 2.4(1)Miguel 1.1(1)mile 1.2(5)miles 1.1(2),1.2(6),3.3(1)milk 1.3(2),4.4(6)mine 2.3(1),3.1(1)minutes 1.1(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(1),

4.4(1)Miss 3.1(5)Misses 3.1(3)mobile 2.3(6),3.4(1)Monday 1.2(1)money 4.1(1)month 3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.5(1)months 4.3(1)moon 1.1(1),3.4(2)

mop 3.2(3)more 1.1(2),1.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(5),

4.4(1)morning 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.5(4),2.2(1),

2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(7)

mosque 1.1(1)most 1.5(2),4.1(1)mother 1.2(2),1.3(2),1.4(1),2.2(2),

3.1(5),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(1)

mother’s 3.1(1),4.2(1)motorbike 1.2(1),1.3(1),2.2(2)motorbikes 1.2(2)motorboat 1.2(1)motorboats 1.2(1)mountain 3.3(5)mountains 1.2(3),3.4(1),4.4(1)moustache 4.2(3)move 3.1(4)moved 3.1(4),3.2(1),3.5(1),4.4(1),

4.5(1)moving 3.1(3),3.5(1)Mr 2.2(2),2.4(3),4.1(2),4.5(1)Mrs 2.2(2),4.5(1)Ms 2.2(3),2.4(2)much 1.1(5),1.4(1),1.5(1),4.1(1)Mum 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.2(1)museum 1.1(9),1.3(6),3.4(1)museum’s 1.1(1)museums 2.1(1)mushrooms 1.4(6),1.5(1),2.1(1)music 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(1)my 1.1(3),1.3(17),1.5(3),2.1(14),

2.2(12),2.3(8),2.4(12),2.5(8),3.1(14),3.2(6),3.3(14),3.4(6),3.5(2),4.1(10),4.2(24),4.3(16),4.4(4),4.5(4)

name 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.4(7),2.5(4),3.1(2)

napkin 2.2(1)napkins 4.1(1)Naret 1.2(2)near 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),

2.3(3),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

necklace 4.2(4),4.5(1)necklaces 4.2(1)need 1.1(1),2.1(1),2.3(2),3.2(4),

4.1(1),4.2(2)needs 1.4(1),2.3(1)

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neighbour 3.1(6)neighbours 3.1(3),3.5(4)neither 4.1(4),4.4(7)never 2.3(2),4.4(5)new 2.2(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(9),

3.3(3),3.5(2),4.1(1)NewYork 2.1(1),2.5(1),4.4(2)news 2.2(1),4.1(1)newspaper 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.1(1),4.1(1)newspapers 2.4(1)next 1.1(2),2.5(1),3.1(2),3.3(1),

4.2(3),4.4(2)nice 3.1(9),3.5(2),4.2(1),4.3(1),

4.4(1)night 1.2(1),2.2(1),3.1(2),4.3(1)nine 1.5(1),2.2(1),4.3(1)nineteenth 1.3(1),1.4(1)no 1.2(3),1.4(1),1.5(1),2.1(3),

2.3(1),2.5(1),3.2(5),3.3(2),3.4(6),3.5(2),4.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(3)

nor 4.1(4),4.4(7)not 1.1(2),1.5(1),2.1(4),2.2(1),

3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(4),4.4(4)now 1.4(2),2.1(5),2.3(2),2.4(1),

2.5(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.4(5),4.3(5),4.4(3)

number 1.1(1)nut 4.4(1)nuts 4.4(3),4.5(1)o’clock 1.5(1),2.2(6),2.4(3),3.2(2),

3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.3(2),4.5(2)

ocean 1.1(1),1.2(3),2.3(1),3.4(1)of 1.1(10),1.3(13),1.4(8),1.5(6),

2.1(2),2.2(3),2.3(6),2.5(13),3.1(4),3.2(3),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(17),4.3(2),4.4(3),4.5(1)

off 2.3(8),3.4(1),4.1(6),4.2(2),4.3(2),4.5(3)

office 2.2(7),2.4(7),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.4(3),3.5(1)

oh 3.2(1)oil 3.4(5)okay 1.4(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),3.3(1),

3.4(1),4.3(1)old 1.1(2),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(2),

4.2(1),4.3(1)on 1.1(8),1.2(8),1.4(2),1.5(1),

2.1(1),2.2(17),2.3(11),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(8),3.2(6),3.3(4),

3.4(13),4.1(14),4.2(13),4.3(5),4.4(2),4.5(2)

one 1.2(1),1.4(1),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.5(2),3.3(4),4.3(1)

onions 1.4(5),1.5(1),4.4(1)only 1.2(2),2.5(1),4.1(2),4.4(1)open 1.1(2),1.5(1),3.2(1),3.4(2)opened 3.1(5),4.1(1)opening 1.1(8),1.5(1),3.1(1)or 1.4(6),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.1(5),

4.3(2),4.4(1)orange 4.1(1)oranges 4.4(1)order 1.4(19),1.5(2),2.4(2),3.4(1)ordered 1.4(2),4.1(1)other 3.5(1)our 1.1(2),1.5(1),2.1(2),2.3(2),

2.5(1),3.1(4),3.2(1),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.4(1)

out 1.3(2),3.1(1),3.2(2)outside 2.2(2),2.3(5),3.2(1),4.1(1),

4.3(1)oven 2.4(1),4.4(2)over 2.4(4),3.3(8)p.m. 1.1(4)packed 3.1(1)paint 1.3(4)painted 1.3(3),2.2(3),3.3(1)painting 1.3(15),2.1(4),2.2(2),2.4(2),

2.5(3),3.1(4)paintings 1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(2),2.5(6)palace 1.1(9),1.2(2),1.5(6),2.5(1),

4.2(1)palace’s 1.1(2)pan 4.4(7)paper 2.4(1),4.1(2)parcel 2.4(21),2.5(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),

4.1(2)parents 1.2(1),3.3(1)Paris 2.1(1),3.1(2),3.2(1)park 1.3(1),3.4(4)party 3.3(1),4.2(1),4.5(4)passed 3.4(1)passing 3.4(3)past 2.2(3),2.4(2)pasta 1.4(5),4.4(3)path 1.2(6)pavement 3.4(3)pay 3.2(1)paying 1.4(1),4.1(1)pen 4.1(1)

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people 1.2(1),1.3(2),2.1(3),2.2(3)perfume 4.2(3)person 1.1(1)phone 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.3(6)phones 2.3(1),3.4(1)photograph 1.1(3),1.3(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),

2.4(1),2.5(4),3.1(1),3.4(1),4.1(1)

photographer 2.3(8)photographs 1.3(2),2.3(4),2.5(3),4.1(1),

4.2(1)piano 2.1(2),3.3(1)pianos 1.3(1)pick 2.4(1),3.3(1),4.1(1)picking 2.4(4)pie 2.2(1)pink 1.3(1),3.3(1),4.3(1)pipe 3.2(5),3.5(3)pipes 3.2(4),3.4(1)Pirelli 2.5(2),4.5(2)Pirellis’ 4.5(2)pizza 1.4(4),2.4(2),4.4(2)place 1.5(2)plant 4.3(1)plants 1.3(1),3.1(1)plate 1.4(1)plates 3.1(1)play 2.1(9),2.3(1),3.1(2),3.2(2),

3.3(4),4.1(1),4.2(1)played 3.1(1),4.1(1)player 2.1(7)player’s 2.1(1)players 2.1(3),2.2(1)playing 1.2(1),1.3(3),2.1(9),3.1(2),

3.2(1),3.3(4),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(4)

please 1.1(3),1.4(20),1.5(3),2.2(1),2.3(3),2.4(6),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.4(6),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(2)

plumber 3.2(7),3.5(3)pocket 4.1(5),4.5(1)pockets 4.1(1)policeofficer 2.1(1),3.2(1)pool 1.4(1)pork 1.4(7),4.4(2)post 2.4(14)postcard 1.3(3),2.4(3)postcards 1.3(4)poster 1.3(7)postman 2.4(13),2.5(2)postwoman 2.4(1)pot 4.4(4)

potatoes 4.4(1)pounds 1.1(4)pour 4.4(3)pouring 4.4(6)practise 3.5(1)practising 4.3(1)prefer 3.3(10)Prescott 2.1(1)present 2.2(2)presenting 2.2(7)probably 2.1(2),2.5(2),3.5(1),4.3(1)problem 3.4(12),3.5(3)problems 3.4(1)produce 4.4(5)pupil 3.1(2)pupils 1.4(1),2.2(3)purple 3.2(1),4.1(1)put 1.3(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.1(5),

4.1(1),4.2(7),4.4(1)puts 4.1(1),4.2(1)putting 1.3(1),2.3(1),2.4(2),4.1(9),

4.2(3)quarter 2.4(1)Queen 1.2(1)question 3.4(1)questions 1.1(1),1.4(1)quiet 1.2(13),3.2(1),3.4(1)race 2.1(5),4.4(2)radio 2.1(3),2.3(1)rain 1.1(1),3.2(1),4.2(2)rainforest 1.1(1),2.3(1)raining 1.3(1),2.1(1),4.1(1)rash 4.3(7)read 1.2(1),1.3(1),1.4(1),3.3(1),

4.1(1)reading 2.4(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(1),

4.1(3),4.2(1)reads 1.3(1)ready 1.4(5),2.1(1),3.5(2),4.2(1)really 1.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)Rebecca 3.1(1)receive 2.4(1),2.5(2)received 2.4(8),3.3(1),3.4(1),4.2(1)receptionist 2.2(2),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.5(1)receptionists 2.2(1)red 1.3(1),2.1(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),

4.2(2),4.3(1)reef 2.3(4)refrigerator 2.3(1),3.1(1)remember 2.4(1)remembered 3.1(1),3.3(2)rent 1.4(4),3.5(2)

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repair 3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(1),4.1(2)repaired 3.2(1),4.1(1)repairing 3.2(4),3.4(1),4.1(1)replace 3.4(3),3.5(3)replaced 3.2(6),3.3(1)replacing 3.2(2),3.4(1)restaurant 1.5(1),2.2(1),4.2(1)return 2.4(9),2.5(2),3.2(1)returned 2.4(1),3.2(1)returning 2.4(1)returns 2.4(1),3.2(1)Reynolds 2.4(2)rice 1.4(1),2.1(1),4.4(1)Richards 2.4(3)Richardson 2.4(3)ride 1.3(1),2.1(1)riding 1.2(4),3.3(2)right 1.2(2),3.4(8),3.5(1),4.1(3),

4.4(1)ring 4.2(4)rings 4.2(1)river 2.3(5),3.4(1)road 3.4(2)Roberts 2.1(1)Rome 2.1(1)roof 3.2(4)roofs 3.2(1)room 1.4(1),2.3(1)rope 2.3(4)ropes 2.3(2)Rose 3.1(1)rowing 1.2(4),1.3(2)rubbish 3.1(1),3.2(2)rucksack 1.3(3),3.1(1)ruins 1.1(10),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.5(2)ruler 2.3(1)run 2.1(1),4.1(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)running 3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)runs 4.1(1)Russia 1.1(1),4.2(1)Russian 1.1(1)sad 4.2(2)said 3.4(1),3.5(1)sailed 3.2(1)sailing 1.2(2)salad 1.4(2),4.2(2),4.4(3)salt 4.4(1)same 3.1(1),4.2(1)sandwich 3.1(2),3.3(1)sandwiches 1.4(1)Sara 2.4(2)sat 4.1(1)

Saturday 4.1(1)Saturdays 2.1(1)sauce 1.4(10),4.4(3)saw 1.5(3)say 2.2(2),3.4(1),4.1(1)says 1.1(12),4.1(1),4.2(5),4.3(1)scarf 4.1(4),4.2(1)school 2.1(1),2.4(2),3.1(4),3.2(4),

4.3(2)science 2.3(1)scientist 2.3(5),2.5(2)scientists 2.3(2)screwdriver 1.1(1)screwdrivers 3.1(2)sculpture 1.3(9),2.5(2)sculptures 1.3(1)seafood 1.4(7),1.5(2),4.3(3),4.4(5)seat 3.1(1)second 2.2(3),3.4(2)section 4.4(13)see 1.2(1),1.3(2),2.1(1),2.3(1),

2.4(1),3.3(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)seen 2.3(1),4.4(3)sees 2.1(1)sell 4.4(1)sells 4.2(1),4.4(2)send 2.4(2),2.5(3),3.3(1)sending 2.4(4)sent 2.4(1)seven 1.1(1),2.2(2),2.4(1),4.3(4)seventeenth 1.3(2)seventy 4.2(1)sew 4.1(2),4.5(2)sewed 4.1(1)sewing 4.1(4)sews 4.1(1)share 3.3(2),4.4(1)sharing 3.3(7)shave 4.2(3),4.5(1)shaved 4.2(1),4.5(1)shaving 4.2(1),4.5(1)she 1.1(1),1.3(3),1.4(3),2.1(3),

2.2(7),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.2(2),3.3(4),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.1(10),4.2(3),4.3(7),4.4(2),4.5(1)

she’ll 2.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(1),3.5(1)she’s 1.1(2),1.2(5),1.3(12),2.1(5),

2.2(4),2.3(5),2.4(9),3.1(6),3.2(2),3.3(9),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(17),4.2(9),4.3(10),4.4(2)

sheet 4.2(2)

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sheets 4.1(1),4.2(1)shirt 1.3(2),3.1(1),3.3(2),4.1(11),

4.2(9)shoe 4.1(1)shoes 2.2(2),3.2(2),4.1(2),4.2(1)shop 1.3(5),3.1(5),3.5(2),4.1(1),

4.2(1),4.4(2)short 4.2(6)should 1.1(1),1.4(1),1.5(1),2.5(4),

3.2(1),3.3(2),4.1(2),4.3(1),4.5(2)

shouldn’t 1.3(1),4.1(1)show 1.3(4),1.5(2),3.5(2),4.4(1)showing 1.3(4)sign 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.4(7),2.5(1)signed 2.4(1)signing 2.4(3)signs 3.3(1)silk 4.2(3),4.5(1)Silom 1.2(1)silver 4.2(3)Simpson 2.2(1)since 2.1(1),3.2(2),4.3(3),4.4(1),

4.5(1)singer 1.3(1)sink 3.2(2),3.5(2),4.4(1)sinks 2.2(1)sister 1.1(1),1.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),

3.3(1),4.4(2)sisters 3.3(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)sit 3.2(1)sits 1.3(1)sitting 3.2(1),3.3(1)six 1.5(1),2.2(1),2.4(2),4.3(2),

4.5(2)sixteen 1.1(2)sixteenth 1.5(1)skateboard 3.3(10),3.4(1),4.5(1)skates 2.2(1)skating 1.2(6),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(1)skiing 1.2(9),4.2(1)skis 1.4(2)sledging 1.2(10)sleep 2.2(1),3.1(1),4.3(3)sleeping 1.2(1),2.2(1),4.1(1)sleeps 1.3(1)slept 1.2(1),3.3(1)small 2.5(1),3.2(2),4.2(1)smelling 2.1(2)smells 4.2(1)smile 2.3(1),4.2(1)smiled 3.1(1)

Smith 2.4(2)sneeze 4.3(4)sneezed 4.3(1)sneezes 4.3(1)sneezing 4.3(7)snorkelling 1.2(6),1.3(1),2.3(1)snow 3.4(1)snowing 1.2(1)so 1.3(7),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.3(3),

3.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)sock 4.1(1)socket 3.2(6)socks 3.1(1),4.1(2)sofa 1.4(1)sold 4.4(1)some 1.4(4),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.4(1),

4.5(1)someone 1.3(2),2.2(1),3.1(3),3.2(3),

4.4(4)something 1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(5),2.4(2),

2.5(1),3.1(1),4.4(2)sometimes 1.2(4),2.1(2),3.1(1)somewhere 2.2(1)son 1.2(1),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),

4.4(2)son’s 4.4(1)sons 1.2(1)soon 3.3(1),4.3(4),4.5(2)sorry 1.3(3),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(2),

2.5(1),3.4(3),3.5(2)soup 1.4(4),4.5(4)SouthAmerica 1.1(1)Spain 1.1(1)Spain’s 1.1(1)spanners 3.1(3)speak 4.5(1)spices 4.4(4),4.5(1)spicy 1.4(1)spoon 4.4(3),4.5(2)spoons 3.1(1),4.2(1),4.4(2)stadium 1.2(1),2.1(4)stairs 2.2(4)stamp 2.4(1)stamps 2.4(2),2.5(2)standing 2.1(1),2.2(1)started 3.4(1),4.3(1)staying 3.2(2),4.3(1)still 4.3(8)stir 4.4(2),4.5(2)stirring 4.4(6)stirs 4.4(1)stop 3.4(5),4.3(2)

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stopped 3.4(1)stopping 3.4(2)straight 1.2(1),3.4(2),4.1(1),4.2(5)street 1.2(5),3.2(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)study 2.3(1)studying 2.1(1),2.3(3),2.5(1),3.2(2),

4.3(8),4.5(4)sugar 4.4(1)suit 2.1(1),4.1(3),4.5(1)suitcase 3.2(1)suitcases 1.1(1)suits 2.2(1)Sunday 2.2(1)supermarket 2.2(2),2.4(2),3.1(2),4.1(1)surname 2.4(7),2.5(2)surprise 3.3(3)surprised 3.3(3)swim 2.1(1),4.3(2)swimming 1.4(1)swollen 4.3(4)T-shirt 3.1(1),4.1(1)table 1.4(11),1.5(2)take 1.2(2),1.3(2),1.4(9),2.1(2),

2.2(1),2.3(2),2.5(1),3.2(1),4.2(1),4.3(1)

taken 1.3(2),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.5(1)taking 1.1(3),2.3(2),2.5(1),3.2(2),

4.1(5)talking 1.2(2),2.1(2),2.2(3),3.1(2)Tan 2.2(1)Tanaka 2.1(1)tap 3.2(6),3.5(2)taste 1.4(4),1.5(2)tastes 1.4(4),1.5(2)tasting 2.1(2)taught 1.3(2),2.1(1)taxi 3.3(1),3.4(1)Taylor’s 2.2(1)tea 4.4(1)teach 1.1(1)teacher 1.4(1),2.2(1),2.4(3),3.1(1)teachers 3.1(1)teaching 2.1(2),4.1(2),4.2(1)team 1.3(3),2.1(8),2.2(1),2.3(1)tearing 4.1(2)television 1.3(1),2.1(4),2.3(2),3.1(1),

3.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)temperature 2.3(1),4.3(2)temple 1.1(1),1.2(2)ten 1.3(2),2.2(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),

3.2(1)tennis 2.1(1),4.1(1)

tent 2.3(1)tenth 1.5(2)than 1.1(2),1.2(1),4.4(1)thank 1.1(1),1.4(7),1.5(2),2.1(3),

2.2(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(3),3.2(1),3.3(2),3.4(1),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(5),4.4(1),4.5(4)

that 1.1(12),1.2(1),1.3(4),1.4(1),1.5(3),2.1(2),2.2(4),2.3(3),2.5(4),3.1(2),3.3(9),3.4(2),3.5(8),4.1(3),4.2(6),4.3(4),4.4(3)

that’s 2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),4.3(1),4.5(1)

the 1.1(49),1.2(44),1.3(32),1.4(33),1.5(27),2.1(52),2.2(38),2.3(41),2.4(53),2.5(3),3.1(64),3.2(59),3.3(41),3.4(67),3.5(25),4.1(42),4.2(25),4.3(6),4.4(59),4.5(9)

theatre 1.1(1),3.4(1)their 1.4(3),2.2(4),2.4(3),3.1(2),

3.3(5),4.1(2),4.2(2)them 2.2(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(2),

4.1(1),4.2(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)then 2.1(4),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),

3.3(1),4.2(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)there 1.3(1),1.5(2),2.2(1),3.1(1),

3.4(5),3.5(2),4.2(1)there’s 2.2(2),3.2(4),3.4(5),3.5(2),

4.1(1)thermometer 2.3(1)these 1.1(5),1.2(2),2.1(1),2.2(7),

2.3(1),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.3(2),4.1(2),4.2(12)

they 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(1),2.2(3),2.3(1),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(3),4.1(3),4.2(1),4.3(1),4.4(4)

they’d 1.4(1),4.4(1)they’ll 2.4(1),3.3(1)they’re 1.2(5),1.3(1),2.1(1),2.2(3),

2.3(6),2.4(2),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(7),3.4(1),4.1(3),4.4(2)

they’ve 3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(2)think 1.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.1(1),

3.5(4),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(5)third 1.3(2),2.2(2)thirsty 4.2(1)thirty 4.3(1)this 1.1(16),1.2(6),1.3(21),1.5(6),

2.1(9),2.2(19),2.3(2),2.4(7),2.5(6),3.1(7),3.2(17),3.3(9),

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3.4(2),3.5(1),4.1(9),4.2(20),4.3(13),4.4(6),4.5(2)

those 1.1(1),1.5(2),2.5(2),3.1(2),3.3(1)

thought 1.3(1),4.3(1)thousand 1.1(2)three 1.4(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),3.4(1),

4.3(5),4.4(4)through 3.4(4)throw 2.1(1),2.3(1),3.3(1),3.4(1)throwing 2.1(1)tickets 1.1(1)tidy 3.4(1)tie 2.4(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)tiger 3.3(1)Tigers 1.3(1)time 2.2(3),4.4(1)times 1.3(1),4.4(2)tip 1.4(3)tired 2.1(1),3.2(2),4.2(1)to 1.1(27),1.2(20),1.3(23),1.4(35),

1.5(11),2.1(23),2.2(19),2.3(6),2.4(29),2.5(4),3.1(32),3.2(25),3.3(23),3.4(8),3.5(8),4.1(17),4.2(17),4.3(24),4.4(17),4.5(5)

today 1.1(8),1.2(1),1.3(2),1.5(5),2.1(3),2.2(3),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.3(1),3.4(2),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(3)

together 2.1(6),2.2(1),3.4(1)toilet 2.2(2),3.4(2)toilets 1.3(1)tomato 2.3(1),4.4(1)tomatoes 1.4(2),3.1(1),4.4(1)tomorrow 2.1(2),2.2(2),2.4(1),3.2(1),

4.3(1)tonight 2.1(2),2.2(1),2.4(1),4.1(1),

4.2(2),4.4(1),4.5(2)too 1.2(1),1.3(2),2.3(1),2.4(1),

2.5(1),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.2(3)took 1.3(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),

3.4(1),4.1(3)torch 2.3(10)torches 2.3(2)tore 4.1(3)torn 4.1(3),4.5(1)touching 2.1(2)tour 1.1(14),1.4(1),1.5(3)tourists 1.1(12),1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(1),

2.1(1),2.2(1),3.4(1)tours 1.1(2),1.5(2)towards 3.4(4),3.5(1)

towel 3.1(1)towels 3.1(1),3.3(2),4.1(2),4.2(1)toy 1.3(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),3.3(7),

3.5(2)toys 3.3(2)traffic 3.4(6)train 1.1(1),2.1(2),2.2(1),3.4(1),

4.1(1)travel 2.3(1)travelled 1.1(2),4.4(2)travelling 1.1(10),2.1(3),4.1(1),4.3(1)travels 1.1(1)tree 2.4(2)tried 2.4(4),3.3(2)trousers 3.3(1),4.1(2),4.2(1)try 4.1(1)trying 2.4(3),3.1(2),4.1(1),4.2(1)Tuesday 1.2(2),4.3(1)Tuesdays 1.1(1),4.3(1)tunnel 3.4(10)turn 1.2(3),2.3(7),3.2(1),3.3(1),

3.4(6),4.1(3)turned 2.3(4)turning 2.3(4),3.4(1)twelfth 2.2(1)twelve 1.1(1),1.2(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),

3.3(1)twentieth 1.3(6)twenty 1.1(1),1.3(3),2.3(2),3.2(1),

4.2(1)two 1.1(2),1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(1),

1.5(1),2.2(2),2.3(3),3.3(1),4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)

tyre 3.4(9),3.5(1)tyres 3.4(3)ugly 3.2(1)umbrella 2.1(1),3.3(1)umbrellas 3.1(1)unbuttoned 4.2(1)under 1.1(2),3.1(5),3.5(2)understand 1.5(1)UnitedKingdom 4.2(1),4.4(2)UnitedStates 1.1(1),3.2(2),4.2(1)unlocked 3.2(6),3.5(1)until 3.2(8),3.3(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)unzip 4.2(1)up 2.2(1),2.4(5),3.3(7),4.1(1),

4.2(24)us 1.5(1),3.1(1),3.2(1),3.5(2)use 1.1(1),2.1(2),2.2(1),3.2(2),

4.4(1)used 3.2(1),4.1(2),4.3(1)

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uses 2.3(1),3.2(2)using 3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1)Valerie 3.5(1)van 2.4(6),2.5(1)vegetable 1.4(1),4.5(1)vegetables 3.4(1),4.4(11)vegetarian 4.4(8),4.5(3)vegetarians 4.4(2)very 1.1(2),1.2(3),1.3(1),1.4(2),

1.5(3),2.1(1),3.1(1),3.2(2),4.1(1),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(2)

Victoria 4.4(2)video 3.3(4),4.3(1)Vinci 2.2(1)violins 4.2(1)visit 1.1(3),1.5(1),3.1(1),4.3(2)visited 1.1(1),4.1(1)visiting 1.1(1),3.1(1)volcano 2.3(2),2.5(1)wait 3.2(1),4.1(1)waiting 2.2(2),3.1(1),4.1(1)waitress 3.2(1)walk 1.1(1),1.5(1),4.3(2)Walker 2.2(1)walking 2.2(1),3.4(3),3.5(1),4.1(2),

4.3(1)wall 3.1(2),3.2(1)wallet 4.1(3),4.2(1),4.5(1)want 1.2(8),1.3(3),2.1(3),3.1(2),

3.2(2),3.5(1),4.4(1)wanted 2.1(1)wardrobe 3.1(10)was 1.1(1),1.3(14),1.5(9),2.1(12),

2.2(14),2.3(1),2.4(1),2.5(2),3.1(3),3.2(10),3.4(1),3.5(2),4.1(16),4.2(6),4.3(4),4.4(3),4.5(1)

wash 2.1(1),4.1(1)washing 2.2(1),4.1(4)wasn’t 1.5(1),2.4(1),3.3(1)watch 1.3(1),2.1(2),3.1(1),3.2(1),

4.2(1)watched 3.1(1),3.2(1)watches 2.2(1),4.1(1)watching 1.3(3),3.1(1),3.2(1),4.1(2),

4.3(1)water 1.4(6),2.3(1),2.4(2),3.2(1),

3.4(1),4.4(1)waterfall 2.3(3),2.5(2)waterfalls 2.5(3)we 1.1(7),1.2(2),1.3(2),1.4(1),

1.5(5),2.1(2),2.2(1),2.3(4),

3.1(5),3.2(8),3.3(3),3.4(6),3.5(4),4.1(5),4.4(6),4.5(4)

we’d 1.4(5),3.5(1),4.4(1)we’ll 2.1(2),2.3(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),

3.5(1),4.1(1),4.4(3),4.5(1)we’re 1.1(1),1.2(2),1.3(1),2.1(2),

2.3(2),2.4(1),3.1(1),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(3),4.2(1),4.4(2),4.5(1)

we’ve 2.3(2),3.3(1),4.3(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)

wear 3.2(1),3.3(1),4.1(6),4.2(3)wearing 1.2(1),2.1(2),2.3(1),3.3(1),

4.1(1),4.2(7),4.3(1)wears 4.1(1)website 1.1(4)wedding 4.1(1)Wednesday 2.2(1)week 2.1(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(2),

4.1(1)weeks 4.3(3)weighing 4.4(1)welcome 1.1(1),2.1(3),2.2(1),2.5(1),

4.1(1)well 4.3(12),4.4(1),4.5(2)went 1.2(3),1.3(1),3.1(4),4.1(1),

4.3(1)were 1.3(1),2.2(2),3.1(2),3.2(3),

3.3(2),4.1(3),4.2(4),4.4(1)wet 2.3(1)what 1.1(4),1.2(1),1.3(3),1.4(6),

1.5(8),2.2(2),2.3(2),2.4(1),3.3(4),3.4(2),4.1(2),4.3(1),4.5(2)

what’s 1.3(2),1.4(1),2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(2),2.4(8),2.5(3),3.1(3),3.3(3),4.3(4)

when 1.1(2),1.2(1),1.3(3),2.1(5),2.3(1),2.4(2),2.5(6),3.1(5),3.2(3),3.3(2),3.4(2),4.1(12),4.3(7),4.4(2)

where 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(2),1.5(1),2.1(1),2.2(2),2.4(2),2.5(3),3.2(1),3.4(1),4.4(2)

where’s 2.2(1),3.4(1),3.5(1),4.4(1),4.5(1)

which 3.2(1),3.3(4),4.2(1)while 4.1(14),4.4(2),4.5(1)white 3.2(1),4.1(1),4.2(1)who 2.2(1),3.1(1),3.5(1),4.3(1)who’s 3.1(1)whose 2.1(2)

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why 1.1(2),3.1(1),3.5(3),4.3(2),4.4(2),4.5(1)

wife 2.4(1),2.5(1),3.1(2),4.3(1)wife’s 2.5(1),4.4(1)will 1.2(2),1.3(2),2.1(3),2.2(1),

2.3(2),2.4(2),2.5(3),3.2(4),3.3(2),3.5(2),4.1(3),4.3(1),4.4(3),4.5(1)

win 2.1(6)window 2.1(1),3.1(3),3.4(1)windows 1.4(1)winning 2.1(1)winter 2.1(1),2.2(1)wire 3.2(4)wires 3.2(3),3.5(3)with 1.2(2),1.3(1),1.4(16),1.5(2),

2.2(12),2.3(2),2.5(2),3.1(3),3.2(3),3.3(11),3.4(5),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.2(4),4.3(4),4.4(6),4.5(1)

without 1.4(7),3.2(2),4.4(1)woke 3.3(1)woman 2.1(1),2.2(2),2.4(2),3.1(2),

3.4(1),4.1(2),4.2(1),4.4(2)women 2.2(1),4.2(2)won 2.1(5),3.1(1)won’t 2.1(4),3.3(1),3.4(2),3.5(1)wood 4.2(1)woods 1.2(2),2.3(2)wool 4.2(3),4.3(2)words 1.4(1)wore 3.3(1),4.1(2)work 2.1(1),2.2(1),2.3(1),2.4(1),

2.5(1),3.2(2),4.1(4),4.2(2),4.3(3)

working 3.1(1),3.2(1),4.3(1)works 1.1(2),1.3(1),2.2(1),2.4(1)worn 4.2(1)worried 3.3(7),3.5(1),4.3(2)worry 3.3(4),3.5(1)

would 1.1(1),1.3(1),1.4(16),1.5(6),2.2(4),2.5(1),3.2(1),3.5(2),4.1(1),4.2(2),4.4(1)

wouldn’t 3.1(1)writing 2.4(3)written 2.2(2)wrong 2.4(2),3.1(3),3.3(4),4.3(4)wrote 1.3(1)year 2.2(1),2.5(1),3.1(1),3.5(1),

4.1(1),4.4(1)years 1.1(2),1.3(4),2.1(1),2.3(5),

4.2(1),4.3(2),4.4(2)yellow 1.3(1),2.1(2)yes 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.4(5),1.5(7),

2.1(5),2.2(4),2.4(3),2.5(6),3.1(5),3.2(3),3.3(1),3.4(1),3.5(11),4.2(1),4.3(3),4.4(1),4.5(6)

yesterday 1.1(1),1.3(1),3.1(2),3.2(1),3.3(1),4.3(2)

you 1.1(11),1.2(6),1.3(12),1.4(27),1.5(13),2.1(19),2.2(16),2.3(4),2.4(10),2.5(13),3.1(12),3.2(5),3.3(15),3.4(8),3.5(10),4.1(13),4.2(9),4.3(26),4.4(6),4.5(15)

you’ll 3.3(1),3.5(1)you’re 2.1(1),2.2(1),2.4(1),2.5(1),

3.1(1),3.5(1),4.1(1),4.3(1)you’ve 3.3(2),4.3(1),4.4(1)young 2.1(2),3.2(1)your 1.1(1),1.2(1),1.3(4),1.4(5),

1.5(4),2.1(3),2.2(2),2.3(3),2.4(15),2.5(1),3.1(5),3.3(4),3.4(5),4.1(5),4.2(3),4.3(5),4.4(4),4.5(2)

yours 3.1(1)zip 4.2(3)zipping 4.2(4)zoo 1.1(1)