G verb be and ~

V t he world, numbers 21-100

P ial, Itfl, If I, Id:!; sentence stress

1 VOCABULARY the world

Where are these capital cities?
a Ca n you name three cou ntr ies i n Engl ish? I a Canberra
b >- p.149 Vocabular y Bank The world. b Prague
c Warsaw
c 1,.1 17 »)) Listen. Say the nat ionality. d Ankara
e Edinburgh
»)) Scotland 0cottiSh

cl In pai rs, do the qu iz. 2 What country is the money from?

a the dollar
p Useful phrases
b
c
the yuan
the rouble
I think it's in Italy.
d the pound
I think it's Russian, but I'm not sure,
e the yen

What country Is the food from?

2 PRONUNCIATION ,a , If', S, ,d,' 3 a topos
b goulash

P The ;)/ sound c pasta

d tacos
The :W sound is the most common vowel
sound in English. The I;!' sound has many What nationality are the flags?
different spellings, e.g. Hello, Saturday, Britarn
4 a ~
a (\.120 »)) Li sten and repeat the words and
sou nds.
b ~ __

~compUh.r \ meric.lIl A rgenti n i.1Il cC

Scot l.tnd SwitZl'rl.lnd

b (1,.121 »)) Listen and repear [ he sound pictures

d
.......
(1) 18 ») What national anthem
a nd semences, Practise w ith a pa rtner. 5 is it? Write the nationality.
a c _ __

~ d"" C ha rlcs is C/ cch, not

French .
b _ __ d _ __

(1) 19 »)) What langu age is it?

6
2
JlI .. hower She's Poli"h or Ru.... i .. n .
I'm not " ure.
Write a- d in the boxes .
D
D
Turkish
Chinese
D
D
Russian
Irish (Gaelic)
3 .~ jazz We're G erman and
they're Japanese.
P languages
c . . p.166 Sound Bank. Look at the example The word for a language is usually the same as the
words and spellings for t he sou nds i n a and b , nationality adjective, e,g. in Italy the language is Italian.
3 GRAMMAR verb be rn and El 4 PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING
1 22 »)) Cover the dialogues. Listen to three interviews sentence stre ss
n London. Which countries arc the people from?
p Sentence stress
ead rhe d ialogues. Complete with I'm. /'11/ I/O/, are, In sentences we stress the important words.
Jrtn'r. is. or iS1I't. Where's she from ? She's from China.

1 A Are you English? a 1 25 ))) Li sten and repeat. ,CQpy the ~lhm.
B No, English. I A Where art' you from ?
Scottish. B I'm frOIll Dublin.
A Where _~_~ you from 2 A Art'you American ?
in Scotland? B No. I'm not. I'm Australian.
B ____ from Glasgow.
b Practise t he dia logues in 3 w ith a partner.

c .. Communication Where are they from?

A p.lOO B p.106.

d Ask people in the class Where lire ),Ollfrom?

2 A Where yO"
from? 5 VOCABULARY numbers 21-100
B from Australia,
from Darwin. a Look at the Signs. Ca n you
say the nu mbers? _~
A Where's Darwin?
it near Sydney?
B NO,it . It's in the

,rRMBRfo~-30 -;
north.
A it nice?
B Yes, it . It's
beautiful.

< CONOON231 i
A Where you
b .. p.148 Vocabulary Bank Days and I
numbers. Do part 3. I
from?
B We're from Columbus, Ohio, c (1 27 )) Lis ten and w ritt' rhe numbers. I
in the USA.
A you on holiday?
d Write ren numbers from 2 1- 100.
Dictate them (0 a partner.
C No, we . We're
students.
6 LISTENING
a f :\.l2 8 )) Listen and repea rthe pairs
of numbers. What's the difference?
c: Listen and check.
I 13 b 30 :)a17b70
.. p.12 4 Grammar Bank lB. Learn morc about 2 a" I. b .0 6 , 18 b 80
wrb be[ll a nd B and practi se it. 3 a 15 b 50 7 a 19
~ 24 »)) Lisren and respond with a s hort a nswe r. 4 a 16 b 60

Is Sydney the capital of Australia? ~o, it isn't. b ],.129 )) W h ich number do you hear?
Li sten and@aorbabove.
With a pa rrner. write three questions beg inn ing /s... ?
or Are ... ? Ask rhe!ll to anorher pa ir. c Play BillBo.

7 ' ,,30Il) SONG All Over the World .t'

 VOCABULARY BANK
The world
1 CONTINENTS
•
a Match the words and cont inems.
Continent Adjective
- 5
Africa African
ASia Asian 'I " "tU t
It,. •
Australia I' Australian
Europe JU;l Ip European ~ ':'11
"
1 North America North American '11:"1:11

b
South America

1 15 »)) Listen and check.

South American N,,,'
w~ -4-Ea~t ".'
"".11l
ItU_
.
Ih'" ' \' i:\J
c Cover the words <lnd look ar rhe map. Ca n you remember South
the continents :lIld their adjectives?

2 COUNTRIES AND NATIONALITIES

a 1 16 )1) Match the words and counrries. Thl'lllisten and check.

country ~ \Ill , Nationality adjective

I ·ish
England oJ English 111
Ireland I '"'
~l:llld Irish IITlI
~oland p:1I.11 d Polish r III f
Scotland II:I!I(.I Scottish k I
Spain Spanish 'r lfllJ
Turkey '"k Turkish :klJ
-an
Germany German ,
,!1l.~11

Mexico nw! Mexican md Ll.,"\1l

"
1 the (United) States I the U5(A) American ;,!'rnl'rlkO'ln,
I
-ian
Argentina L):d: ., Argentinian u: 1::;:m'tmi,"1n
Brazil I , " Brazilian I I,' 1I1i:111
Egypt b if! Egyptian l'd:;trfn
Hungary h \111 - I Hungarian h 1J'~IC."l1 ',"111
Italy Italian 'I, ,Ii
Russia Russian
-ese
China , Chinese 1.11 01:1
Japan d "r L'n " Japan.ese ]', :r,,'l1l:1

France ,
the Czech Republic tJd, rt fHhhl
,
Czech tJck
French f fl'nll
SwitzerLand ,\\ 11 ."11~ IiJ Swiss
' "

b Cove r the words and look at the maps, Ca n YO ll remember

the coul1tries and nationaliti es?

P Capital letters
Use CAPITAL letters for countries, continents, nationalities, and
languages, e,g, Japan NOT japan; Spanish NOT spanish,

-< p.6
 SOUND BANK
Vowel sounds
us u al sp ellin g ! bu t a ls o u s u al s p elling ! but a lso

[I] cc
his t his
fi lm six
big sw i m

meet du ce
Engl ish wo men
busy

people police
u

a'
b", lunch
ugly ," n
lucky cut

name m .. ke
come brm her
,on doe,
you ng

bre<l k stea k

9.
r rt.'l'
ca
c
spea k eJ t
me Wt'
Ikc, niece ai
ay
rai n pai nt
pi.., da)
great eigh l
Ihc\ grc\

~a
tha n ks fl at o' ho me d o se slO\\ 10\\
black Japan nld do n't
hJ.vc stamp oa road loast

---------------------
ar garden parry au nt i' n ine tw ice b u~
sran y m,wh)
a fat her gb sses igh h igh n ight
car da nce
h('l[ Stop whJ.t watch ou ou t thou s.. nd
I-il 0 co ffee In ng wa nt hou se cou nt

~ ---------------------
not box ow ho\\ bnm n

0' sporr door w,lter fou r oi coi n noise

~'\ al tal k sma ll
aw sa\\ df,m
bought though t
oy
to ilet
to. en io~
ho rse

u full pm co u ld would
I
c", beer engineer
Irea lly idea
00 good book wo man c, c here wc're
look room ca r year hear

00 school fnod a ir airport stai rs their tht;'rc

u' June " SC fair hai r WC..L r
ew n e\\ n e\\ a to squa re ca refu l
boO!
Many different spell ings. A \'ery unusual sound .
1;)/ is always unst ressed. eu ro Eu ro pe poor SU Te plu ral
~c h e r um~l la A.Ill£rica fumous
co mputer ~co n d :lgQ to ur ist

er her verb lear n work A sound between I! and /i:l.

iT world word Consona nt +)' allhe cnd o f wo rd s is
ur
fi rst t hird
nu rse tu r n
fif pronou nced fif.
bird happ> am thirsty
yes hel p fri end br(';!d An unus ual sound.
[e n pet brea kfast any education usua lly s it u ation
vcry [ (· d sai d fuf

• especially before consonant + e o short vowels lo n g vowels o dip ht hongs

 VOCABULARY BANK
Days and numbers
1 DAYS OF THE WEEK 3 NUMBERS 21-100
a Complere the days of the week with the Icn ers. a Write the numbers.

W Fr 55Th T M
rhi.rry H;1 j
Monday n 11 J,.; _ ida)' !r;ml rhirry-~ 11 I 'hu
_ uesday 'jl 1<.'1 _ aturday .,J I
fuLty
cd ncsday l/Jl _ unday del fur.ty-.tllttf. f...; t !In
_ ursday I h.'1
fifty It
b l,J 10 )) Li sten and c heck. fift)'-ni!::!..e. I, n.lln
s.i..s.t )' lhll
c Cover the days of rhe week. Say them in order.
~( Y-Sf.\'en ,lk'li '"e\ n
p Usef ul phrases
gvemy ,(;\ nl L
Sf.venry-~ :\ nIL 'Iu·
the weekend (= Saturday and Sunday)
a weekday (= Monday-Friday) right)' ell 1
What day is it toQ!y? It's Friday.
Have a good weekend. You too. t:.ighty-!:.igill en 1 't:1I
See you on Monday. ni.ntt)' no nIL

Capital letters nincry-fmu nl ,":

Days of the week begin with a capital letter. a / oneillilldred h ldr:'>ll

Tuesday NOT tuesday
b ],;26 ») Listen and repeat.

2 NUMBERS 0-20
P Pronunciat ion
13 and 3D, 14 and 40, etc. are similar, but the stress is
different. e.g. thirteen, th irty. fourte en, forty, etc.
a March {he words with the numbers. -een is a long sound i:., but -y is a short sound 'j .
twelve twenty eleven three
eighteen five fifteen seven
..: p.7

0 zero I. 11 '1,
1 ono 12 'h
" 4 HIGH NUMBERS
2 (WO
'"
13 rhir.u:.m II"J 11: 1 a Write the missing word s or numbers.
3 lhw:. I. four~ I. 1:0
a lone hundred and five
•
5
four
f.l1\
15
I. s ix~
r" "
... rk .. 'li:n
tWO hu nd red

350 three hundred and

•
7
six I~

n ,.
17 sc\'c n ~ 'l'\ Illl:n
875 eighl hundred ___ sevenry-fivc
"l'\
" '" :n 1,000 a lone thOllsand , nd
• eight l'11 I. nincItm n.lIn
one thousa nd five hu ndred
•
10 ten
ni ne n. 111
I ... n
20 ">,enl1
2.012 rwo thousand and _ _ _
five thOllsand four _ _ _ and twenry
5,420
b (l,J11 I»~ Listen and check. Iwcmy-five thousand
100,000 a lone hundred _ __
c Cover rhe words. Say rhe numbers.
1,000,000 a I onc million 1ll11);"!1
P Phone numbers 2,300,000 tWO mi ll ion hund red thollsand
We say the digits separately. b 4143 »)) Listen and check.
7941938 = seven nine four, one nine three eight
44 = four four OR double four 0 = zero OR oh
..: p.72
..: p.S
 How can you govern a country
which has 246 varieties of cheese?

1 GRAMMAR verb be IT! and B 2 VOCABULARY the world, numbers 21-100

a Complete B's sentences. a Complete the sentences with a country or a nationality.

1 A Prague is in Hungary. 1 Ivana is from Russia. She's Russian .

B It isn't in HuntJary. it's in the Czech Republic. 2 Bratwurst is German. It's from Germany
3 Aki is from Japan. He's _ _ _ _ _ __
2 A Lady Gaga is British. 4 My friends are Hungarian. They're from
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ American.
5 Maria is from Mexico. She's
3 A He's German. 6 Fiat cars are Italian. They're from
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Swiss. 7 Paella is from Spain. It's
4 A Istanbul and Ankara are in Greece. 8 We're Egyptian. We're from
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Turkey. 9 She's from the United States. She's
10 They're Brazilian. They're from
5 A We're in room 219.
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ room 309. b Complete the dialogues with a continent.
6 A Parmesan is from France. 1 A Where's Spain?
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Italy. B It's in
7 A You're Brazilian. 2 A Where's Japan?
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Argentinian. B It's in
8 A Enrique Iglesias is Ame rican. 3 A Where's Brazil?
B _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Spanish. B It's in
4 A Where's Canada?
b Order the words to make questions. B It's in
your I 's I name I What
5 A Where's Egypt?
~VV~h~a~t'~sy~o~u~r~n~a~m~e~------------- ?
B It's in
2 she I Where I 's I from
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -?
3 America I from I they I South I Are c Complete the compass.

- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -?
d Write the numbers
4 five I room I we I in I Are
in words.
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -?
1 27 twenty-seven
5 holiday I you I Are I on
2 33
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -?
3 40
6 from I he I Poland I Is
4 48
- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -?
5 56
c Match these answers to the questions in b . 6 62
a Yes, he is. D 7 74
b No, I'm not. D 8 85
c She's from Italy. D 9 99
d No, we aren't. D 10 100
e Yes, they are. D
3 PRONUNCIATION Ig/, ItSI, lSI, Id31 5 LISTENING
a ~ the syllable with /~/ in these words. Listen again and complete the dialogues.
1 A fri ca
1 A Are you _ _ _ _ _ _ _?
2 Chi na
B No, I'm Polish. I'm from Krakow.
3 Germany
4 Ire land 2 A Where are you from?

5 Eu rope B We're _ _ _ _ _ _ _,. We're from

_ __ _ _ _ _ . We're on holiday in Europe.
6 Po land
7 Italy 3 A Where's he from? Is he _ _ _ _ _ _ _?
8 Ja pan B No, he isn't. He's . He's from Cancun.

b Listen and check. Then listen 4 A Mmmm, delici ous. Is it _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?

again and repeat the words. B No, it isn't. It's _ _ __ _ __ _

c ~the word with a different sound.

S 1 Polish Egyptian Swiss

USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
shower
flag rtxq

tf 2 Czech English French

language 1~(,IJlJ\\ld::;!
Excuse me ... II-- skjll:z mi:
che ss I'm from ... 11m rrnm
All over the world. :d .)0\.) 0;1 \\ :J:ld
S 3 Turkish Russian Chinese I'm not sure. .11111 not J:l:
Where are you from? ,,'e,1(r) U:.Il1 rr!1111
shower

d3 4 Spanish Japanese Argentinian

jazz

d Listen and check. Then listen

again and repeat the words.

4 READING
R ead about three people:
Yin, Moira, and Fadil.
Mark the sentences T (true)
or F (false).
1 Moira is a teacher. L
2 Fadil is a student.
3 Moira is twenty-eight.
4 Yin is a teacher.
This is Yin. He's 19 and This is Moira. She's an This is Fadil. He's Egyptian.
S Yin is from Asia.
he's a student. Yin is English teacher and she's He's from Alexandria, an
6 Fadil is nineteen. Chinese. He's from 28. Moira is Irish . She's important city in the North
7 Yin is twenty-eight. Shanghai, a big city in from Galway, a city in of Egypt. Fadil is 25 and he's
8 Moira is British. the East of China. the West of Ireland . a receptionist in a hotel.

-
 1B Grammar verb be – and ?

 a Complete the conversations with a form of the verb be. Use contractions where possible.

1 2
Juan Hi. Chris Hi, I 1’m Chris.
Petra 1Is this Class 2? Oliver Hello. My name 2 Oliver. It’s my
Juan Yes, it 2
. 3
you in first day here.
this class too? Chris 3
you German, Oliver?
Petra Yes, I 4
. What 5
your Oliver No, I 4
. I’m Swiss.
name? Chris Oh, which city 5
you from?
Juan I 6 Juan. Oliver I 6 from Lucerne in the centre of
Petra Hello. My name 7
Petra. Switzerland.
Juan Where 8
you from, Petra? Chris 7
it nice in Lucerne?
Petra I 9
from the Czech Republic. And Oliver Yes, it 8
. It’s beautiful.
you? 9
you English?
Juan I 10 from Madrid. Chris No, I 10 . I 11 Irish.
Petra 11 you Spanish? Oliver Where 12 you from in Ireland?
Juan No, I 12 . I 13 Mexican, Chris Dublin, the capital.
but I live in Spain. Oliver Really. 13 Dublin nice?
Petra Who 14
our teacher? Chris Yes, it 14
great!
Juan Her name 15 Diane. Oliver 15
this my computer?
Petra 16
she English? Chris No, it 16 . This is your computer
Juan No, she 17 . She 18 here.
American. Oliver Thanks. 17 the boss here?
Petra Where 19
the other students? Chris No, he 18
. He’s in a meeting.
20
they in class?
Oliver 19
the other people in the office
Juan No, they 21 . English?
They 22 in the café!
Chris No, they 20 . They 21
from all over the world. Have a good first
day at work!

activation
  b Practise the conversations on this page with a partner.

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 1A VOCABULARY Days of the week / Numbers 1–20

 a Find the numbers and days, and write the words in the right places in the lists.

o
ve

c
eig h t j qt f l
gb r i da e
k yo f i w
vemazt

el
ey e

n
e e
et
r
th

n in
s qt w e n t y n b tue
eenin
ax

ir t c m o n day xo
p th
l
dk
ay
ur t e e n vca aw
d

v fo sat
rs

e u r day f p u
hu
dt

Numbers Days
1 11 1
2 12 2
3 three 13 3
4 14 4
5 15 5
6 16 6 Friday
7 17 7
8 18
9 19
10 20

b Complete the lists with numbers and days.

  c Look at the code. Use it to write the words below.

1 = H  2 = R  3 = D  4 = N  5 = F  6 = M  7 = W  8 = U  9 = A  10 = T 
11 = L  12 = E  13 = Y  14 = I  15 = S  16 = G  17 = V  18 = O  19 = X

1 12 11 12 17 12 4 
=
2 10 8 12 15 3 9 13 
=
3 12 14 16 1 10 
=

 d Think of three words, days, or numbers and put them into the code. Dictate the code numbers
to your partner. He / she writes the words.

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 1B Communicative Nationalities bingo

 English  Turkish  German  Argentinian

 Irish  Polish  Scottish  Spanish
 Mexican  American  Brazilian  Egyptian
 Hungarian  Italian  Russian  Chinese
 Japanese  Czech  French  Swiss

1 BINGO 2 BINGO
the Czech
the USA Argentina England Germany Brazil
Republic

Japan Poland Turkey Russia France China

3 BINGO 4 BINGO

Ireland Spain Japan Mexico ​England Hungary

Egypt Italy China Switzerland ​Japan ​Germany

5 BINGO 6 BINGO

Scotland ​Turkey ​Egypt Poland ​Scotland ​Argentina

the Czech
​Russia ​Switzerland ​China ​Ireland ​Spain
Republic

7 BINGO 8 BINGO

the USA ​France ​Brazil Brazil ​Mexico ​Germany

​Russia ​Hungary ​Mexico ​Japan ​Egypt Italy

9 BINGO 10 BINGO

Turkey the USA France Ireland Italy Argentina

the Czech
Scotland Spain Hungary Japan Poland
Republic

11 BINGO 12 BINGO

Turkey ​Switzerland ​Brazil China ​Argentina ​Mexico

​England ​Germany ​Egypt ​Hungary ​Scotland the USA

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 1B  Song  All Over the World
 a 1 30    Listen and circle the right words in each pair.
  b Listen again and check. Write the
correct words in the song.

All Over the World

Everybody all around the world
Gotta tell you what I just heard
There’s gonna be a 1 all over the world 1 party / celebration

I got a message on the 2 2 phone / radio

But where it came from I don’t really know
And I heard these voices calling all over the world

Chorus
All over the world
Everybody got the word
Everybody everywhere is gonna feel it tonight

Everybody walkin’ down the 3 3 street / road

Everybody movin’ to the beat
They’re gonna get hot down in 4 4 the US / the USA
(New York, Detroit, L.A.)

We’re gonna take a trip across the 5 5 sea / city

Everybody come along with me
We’re gonna hit the night down in gay 6 6 Paris / Madrid
(C’est la vie)

Chorus

All over the world

London, 7 , Paris, Rome, Rio, Hong Kong, Tokyo 7 Berlin / Hamburg
L.A., 8 , Amsterdam, Monte Carlo, Shard End and… 8 New York / New Orleans

Chorus

Everybody all around the world

Gotta tell you what I just heard
Everybody walkin’ down the street
I know a 9 where we all can meet 9 place / bar
Everybody gonna have a good 10 10 day / time
Everybody will shine till the daylight

Chorus

Song facts
All Over the World was a hit Glossary
song in many countries for everybody = all people voices calling = people speaking
the British band Electric Light gotta tell you = want to say everywhere = all places
Orchestra (ELO) in 1980. The gonna = going to (future) movin’ to the beat = dancing
song was on the soundtracks got = past simple of get c’est la vie = French for “That’s life!”
of the films Xanadu in 1980, came = past simple of come Shard End = part of Birmingham, UK*
and the science-fiction heard = past simple of hear shine til the daylight = have fun all night
comedy Paul in 2011.

*Jeff Lynne, singer with ELO, comes from Shard End.

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