Interchange 1 - A

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Do you have
a nickname?
Unit 1
Please call me Beth.
Where are you from?
I’m from Brazil.
Where is she from?
She’s from the US.
Where is he from?
He’s from England .
Where is he from?
He’s from Canada.
Where is he from?
He’s from Australia .
Where is he from?
He’s from Mexico.
Where is he from?
He’s from Portugal.
Where are they from?
They’re from Ireland.
Student’s Book 1, unit 1, page 2
Please call me Beth. Click to show
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
b
c
a
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
David is from Mexico City. It’s big and very busy.

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Part B Audio script.
Fill in the
blanks -
TIC TAC TOE
1 2 3
4 5 6
7 8 9
Javier _____
from Mexico
city. ( neg )
____ are in
the same
class.
Bob and I
____ best
friends. (af)
________ is an
exciting
city.
____ and ____
are terrible
countries.
____ parents
_____ from
Japan. (af)
_____ name
is Belle.
____ last
names are
Smith and
Pitt.
We’re in
____ house.
Please call me Beth. SLIPS
I’m My
My His
My I’m It’s My
Our
I’m My I’m
My They’re
Celebrity
Facts
He’s Will Smith.
It’s Willard.
He’s from the US.
West Philadelphia.
He’s 50.
He’s an actor.
He’s ...
She’s Angelina Jolie
It’s Voight.
She’s from the US.
Los Angeles.
She’s 40.
She’s an actress.
She’s ...
Who are
Where is / Where’s Where are
What is / What’s What are like
Please call me Beth. Click to show and hide
Possible answers.
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Are
is She’s are We’re
Is Are
isn’t It’s aren’t They’re
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Parts B and C.
Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
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Hey. Good night.

Hi. Have a good day.
How are you? See you later.
How’s it going? See you tomorrow.
What’s up? Talk to you later.
Good afternoon. See you.
and hide
expressions.
Olsen the United States

Isabela Mexico
Kim South Korea
Video Class:
“Are you Evan
Chu?”
Click to jump to
Parts A, B, and C.
Click to jump to
Reading.
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Jacob Michael George Stanley

Emma Nicole Betty Jane
Go to Grammar plus on page 132.
e
a
b
c
d
they’re not / they aren’t

Are you
I am
Are you
we’re not / we aren’t
Are you
I’m not
Is he
he’s not / he isn’t
Is she
she is
Unit 2
What do you do?
What do you do?
Slap
Game
What do you do?
 receptionist chef
website designer server
secretary dishwasher
 sales manager host / hostess
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
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 pilot musician
 tour guide singer
travel agent actor / actress
hotel manager disc jockey
Guess
What do you do?
Who
What do you do? Click to show
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
He takes orders. He likes his job because it’s fun. He gets free hamburgers, too. Click to show and hide
What
How
Where do
dodo
youyou
you do?
like it?
work?
Whatdoes
Where
How does
does
he he
he do?
work?
like it?
Whatdoes
Where
How does
does
he he
he do?
work?
like it?
How
What
does
Where does
hehe
does like
do?it?
work?
What do you do?
where go
go
How
like
does
teaches
does
works
What
designs
What do you do? Click to show and hide
Grammar Focus.
See possible answers below.
works for an airline works in a school

assists passengers teaches classes
serves drinks helps students
What’s the
question?
What do you do?
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Kevin gets up around 6:00. He starts work at 11:00.

What do you do?
server carpenter musician

tutor caregiver reporter
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What do you do?
Betting
Game
What do you do?
6:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m.

receptionist 6:00 p.m. midnight
nurse 4:00 p.m. 8:00 a.m. 8:30 a.m.
What do you do?
What do you do?
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
What do you do?
FIND SOMEONE
WHO...
What do you do?
Click to jump to
illustration.
What do you do?
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
What do you do?
Click to jump to
Reading.
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Possible answers.
What do you do?
What do you do?
has
does like
loves
does start
starts finishes
do do
do teach
teach
teaches
What do you do?
at
until
at
at in at in
at at
until on
on
early
Units 1-2
Progress check
Student’s Book 1, units 1-2, page 14
Progress check
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See possible answers below.
your name
Where are you from
Are your classes interesting
What’s your favorite class
Is your teacher American
What are your classmates like
Who is your best friend
Progress check
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website designer dance student

Central Computers New York Dance
OK loves them
goes to bed works in an office
Progress check
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Unit 3
How much is it?
How much is it?
CLOTHING
REVIEW
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How much is it? Click to show
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
She looks at a hat. She doesn’t buy it. Click to show and hide
How much is it?
Click to jump to Click to jump to

Part A. Part B.
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
that
one
ones one
these this
ones one
those
Click to jump to
Part B.
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
How much is it?
Click to show
Exercise 3, Part B
conversations.
How much is it?
How much is it?
purple $399
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black $9.95
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green $11.50
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red and yellow $12
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How much is it?
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Student B.
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Student A.
How much is it?
Click to jump to Click to jump to
Student A. Student B.
How much is it?
plastic gold cotton
leather silver rubber wool
Expressing
opinion
using adjectives
1
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Brett buys a cotton shirt. Lisa likes it. Click to show and hide
How much is it?
COMPARISONS
nicer bigger than

prettier
more expensive than more attractive than cheaper
How much is it?
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Parts A, B, and C.
How much is it?
Click to jump to
Reading.
4 Shopzilla and Google compare prices, give reviews, and find stores near you with bargains.
2 Twitter users are called Twitterers.

3 You can type in the item number and check prices.
1 Two social networking sites are Facebook and Twitter.
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How much is it?
How much is it?
How much is it?
more interesting
more boring more reasonable
more exciting sadder
friendlier warmer
I like the silver one (better). It’s more interesting.
I prefer the silk one. It’s prettier.
I like the purple ones (more). They’re more exciting.
Unit 4
I really like hip-hop.
7 4 1 3 5 8 2 6 9
PUSH
THE
BUTTO
N GAME
PUSH
THE
BUTTO
N GAME
Who are they?
What’s each
musical style?
  game show
  reality show
  soap opera
  talk show
  cartoon
  documentary
action electronic
horror heavy metal
musical reggae
science fiction salsa
adventure classical
comedy opera
What kind of
movies do you
like?
What is the name
of that movie?
I really like hip-hop. Click to show
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Conversation.
1. I’m a big fan of Taylor Swift.

2. I don’t like it very much.
3. I really like hip-hop.
4. I don’t like hip-hop very
much.
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Conversation.
His favorite group is Green Day.

No, because she thinks their music is very noisy. Click to show and hide
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the activity.
Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
Do
them
do
it
Do
do them
Do
does doesn’t
them
does
him
TIC TAC TOE
Yes, she does.
Yes, I do. I No, I don’t. I
She likes it a
love it! like comedies. lot!
No, he doesn’t.
I really like They play the
He plays the
piano. rock. guitar.
They watch He likes the Yes, I do. I

soap opera. Beatles. love them!
TV SHOWS
classical action reality shows

jazz musicals talk shows
rock horror movies game shows
pop horror movies talk shows and game shows

Possible answers.
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Dave likes the Ducks. Susan likes the Frogs. Click to show and hide
questions in
Part A.
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Click to jump to
Reading.
8 3
1 2
7 6
4 5
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Click to jump to
Exercise 1
grammar chart.
Does Joe like

he doesn’t
Does Lisa like
she does
Do you / you and Kevin
we do
Do you like
I don’t
Do your parents listen to
they don’t
us
them
him
her
Would you like to see a movie with me tonight?
Yes, I would. What would you like to see?
I’d like to see the new Halle Berry movie.
Units 3-4
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Unit 5
I come from a big family.
grandmother
father uncle
wife sister-in-law cousin
daughter niece
wife nephew father sister-in-law
I come from a big family. Click to show
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
They live in Austin, Texas. Click to show and hide

Her mother teaches at a university, and her father is a carpenter. Part B Audio script.
I come from a big family. Click to jump
to Exercise 3.
1. I’m studying English
1. I studying English now.
now.
2. She’s listening to music
every
at the day.
moment.
3. They always hang out
on Fridays.
4. He never go to the
mall.
5. Peter wakes up early
on weekdays.
6. Lucy and I am
are going
going
home.
7. My mother’s working at
the moment.
8. In STI doesn’t have any
movie theaters.
8. STI doesn’t have any
movie theaters.
There aren’t any movie
theaters in STI.
9. There are
is one
onechair
chairinin
the classroom.
Click to jump to
Part A.
I come from a big family. Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
are are
doing enjoying
‘m standing ‘re having
Is
spending
‘s moving ‘s buying
What are
they
doing?
Billionaire
FACTS
ABC
True or False
What percentage of homes
in Mexico have a TV set?
a)73% b)83% c)93%
What percentage of homes
in Mexixo have a TV set?
a)73% b)83% c)93%
What percentage of mothers
in Portugal work outside the
home?
a)60% b)70% c)80%

What percentage of mothers
in Portugal work outside the
home?
a)60% b)70% c)80%

In Germany, the average
age to get married is 31 for
men and 28 for women.
T
In Japan, 40% of elderly
population live with their
children.
F
In Japan, 65% of elderly
population live with their
children.
What percentage of
husbands and wives in
Canada share the
housework?
a)25% b)45% c)65%

What percentage of
husbands and wives in
Canada share the
housework?
a)25% b)45% c)65%

What percentage of adult
population own their own
home in Ireland?
a)63% b)73% c)83%

What percentage of adult
population own their own
home in Ireland?
a)63% b)73% c)83%

In South Korea, 59% of the
couples have children.
T
In Australia, 13% of
households have more than
5 people.
T
In United Arab Emirates,
50% people live in urban
areas.
F
In United Arab Emirates,
85% people live in urban
areas.
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
She gets all her parents’ attention. Click to show and hide
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Grammar Focus.
See below for possible answers.
In the U.S., many high school students go to college.
Few people in Brazil are age 65 or older.
In India, no one votes before the age of 18.
Some people in Sweden live alone.
In Singapore, not many people speak English at home.
Who Where
suffers ?
?
Who When
bullies? ?
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Reading.
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Is she living abroad?

she is ‘s living/is living
How are you spending your summer?
‘m working ‘m taking
What are you taking?
are studying
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Nearly all students finish high school.
All children start school by the age of six.
A lot of couple have more than one child.
Few families have more than four children.
Unit 6
How often do you exercise?
Girls can’t beat boys!?
Which sports
are those
objects
used in?
It’s a racket.
TENNIS
It’s a basketball.
BASKETBALL
They’re goggles.
SWIMMING
They’re gloves.
BOXING
It’s a helmet.
CYCLING
BIKE RIDING
It’s a rollerblade.
They’re knee pads.
ROLLERBLADING
It’s a baseball bet.
BASEBALL
It’s a kimono.
JUDO
It’s a soccer ball.
SOCCER (US)
FOOTBALL (UK)
FOOTBALL
karate bowling tennis

yoga swimming volleyball
How often do you exercise? Click to show
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
He plays video games. Click to show and hide

1. How often does Sally and Jim lift
weight?
2. No one people practice sports in my
classroom.
3. I hardly ever go bowling with my
friends.
4. Do you do karate twice a week?
5. Few athletes go aerobics every day.
6. Are you a couch potato?
7. Sometimes he stretches before
working out.
8. Kim almost never goes to the gym.
She always exercises in the park.
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
How often do you exercise? Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
A: Do you ever play sports?

B: Sure. I play soccer twice a week.
A: What do you usually do on Saturday mornings?
B: Nothing much. I almost always sleep until noon.
A: Do you often do aerobics at the gym?
B: No, I hardly ever do aerobics.
A: Do you always exercise on Sundays?
B: No, I never exercise on Sundays.
A: What do you usually do after class?
B: I go out with my classmates about three times a
week.
swimming twice a week

yoga three times a week
bowling twice a month
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Ruth is the winner. Click to show and hide

How good are you
How long do you
How often do you
How well can you
Phil Jean Dan Sally
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Reading.
Go to Grammar plus on page 137
Click to jump to
the activity.
Exercise 1
grammar chart.
often play sports
Do you ever go jogging with a friend?

I always jog / go jogging alone.
How often do you play tennis?

play four times a week.
What do you usually do in the evening?

almost always watch TV.
How often do you go to the gym?

never go (to the gym).
How often c
How well a
How good d
How long b
VIDEO CLASS:
I like to stay in shape
Do you get up
?
early?
Yes, I do. I get
up early.
Do you have any
brothers? ?
No, I don’t.
I don’t have any
brothers.
How often does
she play? ?
She plays
basketball twice
a week.
Are you good
?
at golf?
No, I’m not very
good at golf.
How old is
?
John?
He’s 14.
Is she talking on
the phone? ?
Yes, she is. She’s
talking on the
phone.
What are you
?
doing?
I’m making a
chocolate cake.
Units 5-6
Progress check
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Progress check
See below for possible answers.
Someone is playing a video game.

Someone is exercising.
Someone is bowling.
Someone is driving.
Progress check
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Unit 7
We had a great time.
We had a great time!
Student’s
BINGO Book 1,IRREGULAR
unit 7, page 44
We had a great time! Click to show
VERBS and hide
Conversation.
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Conversation.
She stayed home in the morning. She watched TV and read. Click to show and hide
She worked in the afternoon. Part B Audio script.
I studied for a test last week.
I didn’t study last weekend.
I had problems yesterday.

I didn’t have problems yesterday.
Did you drive to work last Monday?
Yes, I did.
No, I didn’t.
What did you do last holiday?

I traveled to the Caribbean, but I spent a
lot of Money.
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
We had a great time! Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.
Did stay
called drove
did spend
had enjoyed
didn’t like
did do
saw
loved
Did do
did went
spent
Did go
didn’t invited
cooked
PRESENT
INTO PAST
STAIRS GAME
TIC TAC TOE
REGULAR
PAST VERBS
BASIC
PLAY WATCH OPEN
STOP ARRIVE CLOSE
ENJOY TALK SHOP

STUDY STAY DANCE
LOVE WALK WORK

TRY ANSWER CLEAN
COOK CHECK PAINT
WALK RENT SKATE
SURF LISTEN TRAVEL

USE MISS VISIT
WAIT LIKE ACT

NEED FIX FINISH
the dishes the laundry

dancing shopping
a good time a lot of fun
the bed a video
a trip a vacation
STICK TO THE
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STICK TO THE
WALL GAME
Collocations
Volleyball
HOT ONION
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Don went surfing. He won a contest. Click to show and hide

Someone made a video of him surfing and posted it online. Part B Audio script.
Click to jump to
the activity.
Grammar Focus.
Were
wasn’t was
was
was was
were
were
Were
weren’t
Were
was
were
was
Irregular Past
Quiz Show
Sentence Structure
(Jumble)
Changing into
simple past...
I go to
school
everyday.
She doesn`t
like onions.
My mother
isn`t at home
My
family loves
traveling.
They are very
good doctors.
They work in
Miami.
We don`t buy
very often.
I do my
homework
alone. I don`t
need help.
It`s a good
movie. I always
watch it.
Paul is in Las
Vegas, but he
doesn`t enjoy it.
Liz and Sally
are friends.
They study
together.
San Francisco went shopping

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home talked and watched old movies
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Let’s play HOT
ONION!
VIDEO CLASS:
My trip to London
How much do you know about
London?
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Reading.
3
2
1
Hee-jin had a fitness vacation.

Rachel learned a lot on vacation.
Chris had a vacation that was full of adventure.
Answers will vary.
did had went

spent
Did buy
bought got
did buy
needed found
did do
didn’t stayed worked
saw
made enjoyed
He was at work all day.
Tony and his co-workers were at work on Saturday, too.
They weren’t at work on Sunday.
Was Tony at home on Sunday?
Where was Tony on Sunday?
He and his brother were at a baseball game.
They were at the park until 7:00.
Unit 8
What’s your neighborhood like?
Chinese
Whispers
Where can
you
find...???
PLANE
BREAD
MONEY
BEER
GO DANCING
MEDICINE
VEGETABLES
CLOTHING
BOOKS
SCHOOL
OBJECTS
TICKETS
HOUSES
AND
APARTMENTS
STAMP
AND
LETTERS
HAIRDO
AND
NAILS
BUS
ACCOMMODATION
S
(ROOM & BOARD)
DOCTOR
What's your neighborhood like?
d
b
a
g
c
e
f
Click to show and
hide Possible
answers.
What's your neighborhood like? Click to show
and hide
Conversation.
and hide
Conversation.
ASKING
FOR
DIRECTIONS
REVIEW
Nike is across from
McDonald’s
He’s in front of
Macy’s.
Macy’s is next to
Burger King
Starbucks is between
McDonald’s and Apple
F
I
R
S
T
MAIN ST
S
T
He’s on the corner of

First and Main St.
F
I
R
S
T
MAIN ST
S
T
He’s behind Starbucks.

• Excuse me. Where is
the bank, please?
• Excuse me. Is there
a bank near here?
• There is one on Main
St.
• How can I get there?
Go up First Ave.
Go down First Ave.
Go (straight) ahead/on Main St.
Go past the post office.
Cross Pine st.
Walk for 2 blocks. Go past the
gas station
Turn right.
Turn left.
How can I get to ...?
Click to jump to
Part A.
FILL IN THE GAPS - REVIEW
Click to jump to
Part A.
What's your neighborhood like? Click to jump to
Grammar Focus.

Possible answers.
School Airport Drugstore
Hotel Airport
DAWNSON STREET
SOUTHWEST AVE
Public
Gymnasium
Square Bank Hospital
Bus
Stop
SAINT PATRICK AVE

HOLLYWOOD ST.
Post
Office Police Supermarket
Gas Station
LINCOLN AVE
Church Station
MALCOLN STREET
Restaurant
Phone
Booth Money Park
Bus Exchange
station
across from the National Bank on Park Avenue


near City Hall

in the park next to the train station
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Conversation.
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Conversation.
Click to jump to
Parts A and B.
Count /Noncount
MUCH/MANY
LITTLE/FEW
A LOT OF/PLENTY OF
Possible answers.
VIDEO CLASS:
NICE
NEIGHBORHOOD
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Click to jump to
Parts A, B, and C.
What's your neighborhood like? Click to jump to
Reading.
2
1
3
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What’s your neighborhood like?
Are there many parks?
Is there much crime?
Are there many laundromats?
Units 7-8
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Units 1-2 Units 5-6

Units 3-4 Units 7-8

David is from Mexico City. It’s big and very busy.

Where is / Where’s Where are

What is / What’s What are like

Hey. Good night.

Olsen the United States

Jacob Michael George Stanley

Go to Grammar plus on page 132.

they’re not / they aren’t

See possible answers below.

works for an airline works in a school

Kevin gets up around 6:00. He starts work at 11:00.

server carpenter musician

6:00 a.m. 4:00 p.m. 10:00 p.m.

Go to Grammar plus on page 133.

See possible answers below.

website designer dance student

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plastic gold cotton

leather silver rubber wool

nicer bigger than

2 Twitter users are called Twitterers.

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I like the silver one (better). It’s more interesting.

I prefer the silk one. It’s prettier.

I like the purple ones (more). They’re more exciting.

1. I’m a big fan of Taylor Swift.

His favorite group is Green Day.

They watch He likes the Yes, I do. I

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Would you like to see a movie with me tonight?

Yes, I would. What would you like to see?

I’d like to see the new Halle Berry movie.

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In the U.S., many high school students go to college.

Few people in Brazil are age 65 or older.

In India, no one votes before the age of 18.

Some people in Sweden live alone.

In Singapore, not many people speak English at home.

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Is she living abroad?

Nearly all students finish high school.