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2. Resident Alien card /

green card

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Martin Perez

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C. immigrate D. graduate 3. diploma
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E. learn to drive F. get a job
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5. Social Security card

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G. become a citizen H. fall in love 6. Certificate of Naturalization
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Grammar Point: past tense These verbs are different (irregular):

start +ed immigrate retire be - was go - went buy - bought
learn graduate get * got
die ].0 have - had

40 travel become - became fall - fell

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l. go to college L. have a baby g,*g Sog**
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N. become a grandparent Mattin Petez
K. get married lrr,1e B.rclxlordftimre
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7. college degree
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8. marriage license
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9. deed

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10. passport
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Q. volunteer R. die rfi..}J 11. death certificate
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More vocabulary Ask your classmates, Shhre the answers.

When a husband dies, his wife becomes a widow. 1. When did you start school?
When a wife dies, her husband becomes a widower. 2. When did you get your first job?
3. Do you want to travel?

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1. hot

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2. thirsty
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3. sleepy
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4. cold
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5. hungry
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6. full / satisfied
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7. disgusted Use the new words.
Look at pages 40-41. Describe what each person is feeling.
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A: Martin is excited.
8. calm
B: Martin's mother is Wul!.
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9. uncomfortable
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10. nervous

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11. in pain

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12. sick
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13. worried
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14. well
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15. relieved
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16. hurt
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17. lonely
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18. in love

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Pair practice. Make new conversations.
A: How are you doing?

B: I'm hungry. How about yrou?
42 A: t'm hung4t and thirsty. too!

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19. sad

20. homesick

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21. proud

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22. excited

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24. embarrassed

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25. bored

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26. confused

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27. frustrated

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28. upset
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29. angry
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30. surprised

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31. happy

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32. tired
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Ask your classmates. Share the answers. More vocabulary overjoyed: very happy 43
starving: very hungry
1. Do you ever feel homesick? exhausted: very tired terrified: very scared
2. What makes you feel frustrated? furious: very angry
3. Describe a time when you were very happy. humiliated: very embarrassed

1. banner 3. opinion 5. glad A. laugh
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2. baseball game
4. balloons 6. relatives B. misbehave
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Look at the picture.
What do you see?

Answer the questions.

1. How many relatives are there at this
reunion?

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i children are misbehaving?

1 3. What are people doing at this reunion?

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E€- A Family Reunion
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Ben Lu has a lot of relatives and they're
:'ffi all at his house. Today is the Lu family
reunion.
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There is a lot of good food. There are
j %* also balloons and a banner. And this year
& r,r* there are four new babies!

People are having a good time at the
reunion. Ben's grandfather and his aunt
are talking about the baseball qame. His
cousins are laughing. His mother-in-law
is giving her opinion. And many of the
children are misbehaving.

Ben looks at his family and smiles.
He loves his relatives, but he's qlad the
reunion is once a year.

Think about it.
l. Do you like to have large parties? Why

or why not?

2. lmagine you see a little girl at a party.
She's misbehaving. What do you do?
What do you say?

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1. roof

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2. bedroom

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3. door

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4. bathroom

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5. kitchen

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6. floor
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7. dining area

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Listen and point. Take turns. Dictate to your partner. Take turns.
A: Write kitchen.
A: Point to the kitchen. B: Was that k-i-t-c-h-e-n?
B: Point to the living room. A: Yes, that's right, kitchen.
A: Point to the basement.

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8. attic

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9. kids'bedroom

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10. baby's room
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11. window

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12. living room

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13. basement

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14. garage
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Ways to give locations Pair practice. Make new conversations. 47

l'm home. A:Where's the man?
I'm in the kitchen. B: He's in the attic. Where's the teenager?
I'm on the roof. A:5he3 in the laundry room.

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2 bdrm 2ba city apt $550. W/D
West Rentals i?Y'''i:t'"d Unlurn $unny kit Water incl, kit = kitchen
'l Bedroom Util incl
F650i mo $850lmo oo!, fitne util = utilities
5900 I Month ]s-2345 Call mqgr eves center. Cl( incl = included
Call for info: shoppi ng. rTlO = lTlOflth
t For Reni 1 2-555-2368 21 9-993-4 furn = furnished
818-555-4949 w*i id city apt unfurn = unfurnished
Jor unit, al Plaza Dover Aptl mgr = manager
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1. lnternet listing 2. classified ad
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3. furnished apartment 4. unfurnished apartment
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5. utilities

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A. Callthe manager. B. Ask about the features. C. Submit an application.
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D. Sign the rental agreement. E. Pay the first and last month's rent. F. Move in.
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More vocabulary Ask your classmates. Share the answers.

lease: a monthly or yearly rental agreement 1. How did you find your home?

redecorate: to change the paint and furniture in a home 2. Do you like to paint or arrange furniture?

48 move out: to pack and leave a home 3. Does gas or electricity cost more for you?

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G. Meet with a realtor. H. Look at houses. l. Make an offer.

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J. Get a loan. K. Take ownership. L. Make a mortgage payment.

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M. Pack. r li.? N. Unpack. O. Put the utilities in your name.
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Q. Arrange the furniture. R. Meet the neighbors.
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Ways to ask about a home's features Role play. Talk to an apartment manager. 49

Are uti I ities i ncl u ded? A: Hi. l'm calling about the apartment.
ls the kitchen large and sunnyT B: OK. lt's unfurnished and rent is 5800 a month.
Are the neighbors quiet? Az Are utilities included?

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1. apartment building 2. fire escape 3. playground 4. roof garden
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10. stairs / stairway
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5. intercom / speaker 7. vacancy sign
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6. tenant 8. manager/

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I2. washer 14. big-screen TV 16. security gate 18. parking space
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15. pooltable
13. dryer 1:1\! alyLt 17. storage locker 19. security camera
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Grammar Point: there is / there are Look at the pictures.
Describe the apartment building.
singular: there is plural: there are
A: There's d pooltable in the recreation room.
There is a recreation room in the basement. B: There are parking spaces in the garage.
50 There are mailboxes in the tobby.

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20. balcony 22. swimming pool 24. alley
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21. courtyard
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25. emergency exit 26. trash chute 27. landlord 28. lease / rental agreement
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29. smoke detector 31. buzzer 33. door chain
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30. key 32. peephole 34. dead-bolt lock
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More vocabulary Role play. Talk to a landlord. I
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upstairs: the floor(s) above you A: ts there a swimming pool in this complex? !
downstairs: the floor(s) below you B; Yes, there is.lt's near the courtyard.
fire exit: another name for emergency exit A: ls there...? 51

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1. the city / an urban area 2. the suburbs 3. a small town / a village 4. the country / a rural area
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5. condominium / condo 6. townhouse 7. mobile home
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8. college dormitory / dorm 9. farm 10. ranch
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11. senior housing 12. nursing home 13. shelter
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More vocabulary Think about it. Discuss.

co-op: an apartment building owned by residents 1. What's good and bad about these places to live?

duplex a house divided into two homes 2. How are small towns different from cities?

52 two-story house: a house with two floors 3. How do shelters help people in need?

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1. mailbox * 4. gutter 7. garage door 10. storm door 13. porch light
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2. front walk i:-r" 1 1. front door 14. doorbell
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6. satellite dish
3. steps elFl'P 12. doorknob 15. screen door
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16. patio 19. patio furniture 22. sprinkler 25. compost pile A. take a nap
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20. flower bed 23. hammock 26. lawn e. 4eqlrda1ejn,J-r
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27. vegetable garden
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1. cabinet 8. dishwasher 15. toaster oven 22. counter
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2. shelf
9. refrigerator 16. pot 23. drawer
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3. paper towels 10. freezer 17. teakettle
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11. coffeemaker 18. stove
4. sink iL *S '" *6 nL- 25. electric mixer
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20. oven 26. food processor
5. dish rack 12. blender
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13. microwave
6. toaster 21. broiler 27. cutting board
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! Pair practice. Make ndw conversations.
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A: Please move the blender.
i Use on for the counter, shelf, burner, stove, and
i Bz Sure. Do you want it in the cabinet?
, cutting board. lt's on the counter. Use in for the A: No, put it on the counter.
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54 1 dishwasher, oven, sink, and drawer. Put it in the sink.
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1. dish / plate 7. coffee mug 13. salt and pepper shakers 19. fan

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2. bowl 8. dining room chair 14. sugar bowl 20. platter
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9. dining room table 21. serving bowl
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10. napkin ,.,,1-\\ eul 22. hutch
4. knife irl- 4lb
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5. spoon +u &:i 23. vase
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12. tablecloth 4++-
6. teacup aljttll Ljji)i^ 24. buffet
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Ways to make requests at the table Role play. Request item3at the table, 55
A: What do you need?
May I havelhc;ageL b9w!?
B: Coutd thave a coffee mug?
Would you pas thr rr"o*rr, please? A: Certainly. And would you...

Could I have a coffee muo?

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1. love seat 7. DVD player 13. fireplace 19. coffee table
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2. throw pillow /
(+.,1+.) 20. candle
4JiJ r{n ;Jd j 8. stereo system 14. end table
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3. basket -c-r- j'++
4l- 15. floor lamp 21. candle holder
9. painting ,-*jll ;lru
4. houseplant {*:d 4-d --;;i -"*
22. armchair / easy chair
*rJ! -s 10. wall 16. drapes
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5. entertainment center r;rJ*
1 1. mantle jlL- 23. magazine holder
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6. TV (television) '12. fire screen 24. carpet
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Use the new words. More vocabulary I
Look at pages 44-45. Name the things in the room.
light bulb: the light inside a lamp
A: There's gll/. lampshade: the part of the lamp that covers the light bulb
sofa cushions: the pillows that are part of the sofa
B: There's a carpet.

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1. hamper 8. faucet 15. towel rack 22. medicine cabinet
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2. bathtub 16. bath towel 23. toothbrush
9. hot water i1--i-X ii-jii^
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17. hand towel
3. soap dish 10. cold water 24. toothbrush holder
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4. soap 18. mirror Jull

,J91- 11. grab bar 6i-x 25. sink
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5. rubber mat 19. toilet paper (FF
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4+u.ir^,i iuu+ 12. tile 26. wastebasket
cjL,ii! / .t)L 20. toilet brush
6. washcloth ,',rlld1 iu-)i s)1"{- iL
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13. showerhead 21. toilet 27. scale
7. drain
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14. shower curtain 28. bath mat
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More vocabulary Ask your classmates. Share tlie answers. 57

stalt shower: a shower without a bathtub 1. ls your toothbrush on the sink or in the medicine cabinet?
half bath: a bathroom with no shower or tub 2. Do you have a bathtub or a shower?
linen closet: a closet for towels and sheets 3. Do you have a shower curtain or a shower door?

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1. dresser / bureau 8. mini-blinds 15. blanket 22. rug
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9. bed 16. quilt
2. drawer .il-p / -r,.p 23. night table / nightstand
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17. dust ruffle 24. alarm clock
3. photos -P;Jl s"11 LJJX i,jl-.i-::s.'is
a+l_.rt_s._f lJ- 11. pillow 4+j^
18. bed frame
4. picture frame rl5- / trL-J ; "Jl ;.:cLA 25. lamp
jlrjillJ*JrUJ 12. fitted sheet (;rFrri) CL,*
19. box spring
5. closet al*k f")L" 26. lampshade
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20. mattress
6. full-length mirror 14. pillowcase .Fly / +j-x 2T.lightswitch
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Jul {LlS;l_F 21. wood floor ei":11 CUu
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7. curtains 28. outlet
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Look at the pictures. Ask your classmates. Share the answers.
Describe the bedroom.
1. Do you prefer a hard or a soft mattress?
A: There's a lamp on the nightstand. 2. Do you prefer mini-blinds or curtains?
58 B: There's a mirror in the closet. 3. How many pillows do you like on your bed?

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l[. changing table 7. baby monitor 12. ball 18. dollhouse
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Z changing pad 19. blocks
8. wallpaper 13. coloring book c,!,S^
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3- crib 20. cradle
9. bunk beds 14. crayons
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,4. bumper pad 10. safety rail 21. doll
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1 1. bedspread
5. mobile 16. toy chest
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6- chest of drawers
17. puzzle
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Pair practice. Make conversations. Think about it. Discuss.
A: Where's the changing pad?
B: It's on the changing table. 1. Which toys help children learn? How?
2. Which toys are good for older and younger children?
3. What safety features does this room need? Why? 59

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A. dust the furniture F. make the b':ed K. scrub the sink P. change the sheets
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B. recycle the newspapers G. put away the toys L. empty the trash
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M. wash the dishes Q. take out the garbage
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C. clean the oven H. vacuum the carpet N. dry the dishes
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D. mop the floor l. wash the windows O. wipe the counter
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E. polish the furniture J. sweep the floor

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Ia--P--air--p-ractice. Make new conversat:ons. Ask your classmates. Share the answers.

A: Let's clean this place. First, I'll sweep the floor. 1. Who does the housework in your home?
2. How often do you wash the windows?
B: I'll mop the floor when you finish. 3. When should kids start to do housework?

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Can you get me the broom?
I need the sponoe mop. Az Please hand me the sponge mop. 61
B: Hereyou go. Doyou need the bucket?
A: Yes, please. Can you get me the rubber gloves, too?

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3. The roof is leaking. 9. electrician 1 3. fuse box

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fix: to repair something that is broken A: The faucet is leaking.
pests: termites, fleas, rats, etc. B: Let's callthe plumber. He can fix it.
62 exterminate: to kill household pests

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Ways to ask about repairs (.tt-rs) -.rG

How much wittthis repair cost? xNote: one mouse, two mice
When can you begin?
How long will the repair take? Role play. Talk to a repair person. 1

A: Can you fix the rooft
B: Yes, but it willtake two weeks.
A: How much willthe repair cost?

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What do you see?
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1. What happened in apartment 28?
J -/ How many people were there?

I\I\I 2. How did the neighbor feel? Why?
3. What rules did they write at the
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4. What did the roommates do after
the tenant meeting?

llv, Read the story.

The Tenant Meeting

Sally Lopez and Tina Green are
roommates. They live in apartment 28.
One night they had a big party with
music and a DJ.There was a mess in the
hallway. Their neighbors were very
unhappy. Mr. Clark in 24 was very
irritated. He hates noise!

The next day there was a tenant
meeting. Everyone wanted rules about
parties and loud music. The girls were
very embarrassed.

After the meeting, the girls cleaned
the mess in the hallway.Then they gave
each neighbor an invitation to a new
party. Everyone had a good time at the
rec room party. Now the tenants have
two new rules and a new place to dance.

Think about it.

1. What are the most important rules in
an apartment building? Why?

2. lmagine you are the neighbor in 2A.
What do you say to Tina and Sally?

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1. Which fruit do you put in a fruit salad?
2. What kinds of fruit are common in your native country?
3; What kinds of fruit are in your kitchen right now?

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A: Do you eat broccoli? l. Which vegetables do you eat raw? cooked?
B: Yes. ! like most vegetables, but not peppcn.
A: Realty? Wett, t don't like cautiflower. 2. Which vegetables do you put in a green salad?
3. Which vegetables are in your refrigerator right now?

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vegetarian: a person who doesn't eat meat l. What kind of meat do you eat most often?
boneless: meat and poultry without bones
skinless: poultry without skin 2. What kind of meat do you use in soups?
3. What part of the chicken do you like the most?

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td like some roast beef. A: What can I get for you?
I'll have a hatibut steak and some shrimp. B: ld like some roast beef. How about a pound?
Could I get some Swiss cheese? A: A pound of roast beef coming up!

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4. grocery clerk 8. manager
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18. soup 6l* c:l; ,.:a
22. yogurt '':25. plastic storage bags
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Ways to ask for information in a grocery store Pair practice. Make <oiiversations.

Excuse me, where are the carrots? A: Can vou please tell me where to find the dog food?
Can you please tell me where to find the dog food? B: Sure. !t's in aisle 18. Do you need anything etse?
72 Do you have any lamb chops today? A: Yet where are the carrots?

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l. What is your favorite grocery store? l. ls it better to shop every day or once a week? Why?

2. Do you prefer to shop alone or with friends? 2. Why do grocery stores put snacks near the checkstands?
3. Which foods from your country are hard to find? 3. What's good and what's bad about small grocery stores?

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Some foods can be counted: an apple, two apples. A; How many boxes of cereal do we need?
Some foods can't be counted: some rice, some wqter. B: We need two boxes.

For non-count foods, count containers: tyyo bags of rice.

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A. Measure the ingredients. B. Weigh the food. C. Convert the measurements.
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A: How do you like your eggs? 1. Do you use separate cutting boards?
B: I like them scrarnbled. And you? 2. What is your favorite way to serve meat? poultry?
76 A: t like them hardboiled. 3. What are healthy ways of preparing meat? poultry?

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B: Here's the whisk. Do you need anything else?
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B: This is a mixing bowl.

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Do you like hamburgers? yes, ! do. 11. FD\on .y,ao'ur +thhii^nI,k +thLa.^t+ ff-a-+st tf^oo^ d) its- bt- a- dt tfor people? Why or why not? i
Do you like nachos? No, I don't. 2. What fast foods do you have in your country?
3. Do you have a favorite fast food restaurant? Which one?
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17. rolls

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A: ld like a orilled cheese sandwich, please.
I t'd like a grilled cheese sandwich. B: Anything else for you?
l'll have a bowl of tomato soup. Az Yes, !'ll have a bowl of tomato soup with that.
Could I get the chef i salad. with ranch dressihg?

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Ask your classmates. Share the answers. Role play. Order a dinner fibrn the menu.

1. Do you prefer vegetable soup or chicken soup? A: Are you ready to order?
2. Do you prefer tea or coffee? B: t think so. t'll have the roast chicken.
3. Which desserts on the menu do you like? Az Would you atso like...?

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I eat out: to go to a restaurant to eat

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Pair practice. Make new conversations. Role play. Talk to a new busser. 83

A: Excuse me, this spoon is dirty. A: Do the salad forks go on the left?
B: I'm so sorry. I'll get you a clean spoon right qway. B: Yes.They go next to the dinner forks.
A: Thanks. A: What about the...7

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C*r'wy'ea,k4t Look at the pictures.
What do you see?

Answer the questions.

1. How many vendors are at the
market today?

2. Which vegetables are organic?
3. What are the children eating?
4. What is the woman counting? Why?

@ nead the story.

The Farmers'Market

On Saturdays, the Novaks go to the
farmers'market. They like to visit the
vendors. Alex Novak always goes to the
hot food stand for lunch. His children
love to eat the fruit samples. Alex's father
usually buys some sweets and lemonade.
The lemonade is very sour.

Nina Novak likes to buy organic herbs
and vegetables. Today, she is buying
avocados. The market worker counts
eight avocados. She gives Nina one more
for free.

There are other things to do at the
market. The Novaks like to listen to the
live music. Sometimes they meet friends
there. The farmers'market is a great
place for families on a Saturday afternoon.

Think about it.

1. What's good or bad about shopping at
a farmers'market?

2. lmagine you are at the farmers'
market. What willyou buy?

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Listen and point.Take turns. Dictate to your partner. Take turns.

A: Point to the dress. Az Write dress.
B: PointtotheT-shirt. B: Is that spelled d-r-e-s-s?
Az Point to the baseball cao.
A: Yes. That's right.

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That's a pretty dress! A: That's a pretty dress! Green is a great color on you.
Those are great shoes!
B: Thanks! I really like your...
I really like your baseball cap!

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A: She3 wearing a maternity dress.
three piece suit: matching jacket, vest, and slacks B: He's wearing a uniform.
outfit: clothes that look nice together

!88 in fashion / in style: clothes that are popular now

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Ask your classmates. Share the answers. Think about it. Discuss. 89

1. What's your favorite outfit? 1. What jobs require formal clothes? Uniforms?
2. Do you like to wear formal clothes? Why or why not? 2. What's good and bad about wearing school uniforms?
3. Do you prefer to exercise in shorts or sweatpants? 3. What is your opinion of today's popular clothing?