Vocabulary builder 3, exercise 3

Listen, check and repeat.

1 blind (note: singular) 9 shelves

2 window 10 books

3 plant 11 cupboard

4 noticeboard 12 computer

5 TV 13 CD player

6 poster 14 CDs

7 clock 15 table

8 board 16 bin

17 chair 18 desk

 

Vocabulary builder 3, exercise 5

Listen, check and repeat.

1 opposite

2 between

3 behind

4 in front of

5 next to

6 in

7 under

8 near

9 on

Unit 4a, exercise 2

1 shirt 8 skirt

2 jacket 9 blouse

3 dress 10 cap

4 top 11 sweatshirt

5 trousers 12 jeans

6 shoes 13 trainers

7 boots 14 T-shirt

Not illustrated

shorts

jumper

socks

tie

tracksuit bottoms

Unit 4A, exercises 6 and 7

 

David

Interviewer What do you usually wear to school?

Boy We have to wear a uniform, so it’s always the same! It’s a green jacket, white shirt and green tie, and black trousers.

Interviewer And what do you wear when you go out with friends?

Boy I usually wear trousers or jeans, and a sweatshirt or a jumper.

 

Maria

Interviewer What do you usually wear to school?

Girl It depends. Sometimes I wear jeans, trainers and a top. Sometimes I wear a skirt and a blouse.

Interviewer And what do you wear when you go out with friends?

Girl The same things really – jeans or a skirt. If it’s a special occasion I sometimes wear a dress.

 

Peter

Interviewer What do you usually wear to school?

Boy I wear tracksuit bottoms and trainers.

Interviewer And what do you wear with them? A shirt?

Boy Yes, sometimes, or just a T-shirt.

Interviewer And what do you wear when you go out with friends?

Boy I usually wear a T-shirt and a jacket, and jeans.

 

Fiona

Interviewer What do you usually wear to school?

Girl I wear the school uniform – grey skirt, white blouse and a blue jacket.

Interviewer And what do you wear when you go out with friends?

Girl I usually wear jeans and a top, sometimes a jacket if it’s cold.

 

Unit 4B, exercise 1

Jane Hi Alan. Where are you?

Alan I’m at Sarah’s party, but I’m not having a good time.

Jane Why not?

Alan I don’t know many people here and I don’t like the music.

Jane Is Kate at the party?

Alan Yes. She’s dancing. What are you doing?

Jane I’m sitting in the living room with my parents. We’re watching TV. It’s a boring documentary.

Alan Do you want to meet up for a coffee?

Jane Sure. Where shall we meet?

Alan At the café near the cinema.

Jane OK. I’m leaving the house now. See you in about fifteen minutes.

 

Unit 4B, exercise 4

Sound FX

1 a girl singing

2 two people chatting

3 a woman doing gymnastics (sound of bare feet on mat as she jumps)

4 a boy shouting to his friends

5 a guitar being played well

6 a man eating noisily

Unit 4D, exercise 5

Boy Can I ask you some questions, Andrea?

Girl Sure.

Boy OK. Can you dance well?

Girl Yes, I can. I love dancing.

Boy Can you type quickly?

Girl No. I can type, but really slowly!

Boy OK, next question. Can you speak Russian fluently?

Girl Russian? No! I know a few words, but I can’t speak it fluently.

Boy Can you remember names easily?

Girl No! I’m terrible with names. I always forget them.

Boy Can you run fast?

Girl Yes, I can. I do a lot of sport – and I’m good at athletics.

Boy Can you whistle loudly?

Girl Yes, I can. Listen. Whistles loudly.

Boy Yes, that’s loud! Can you play an instrument well?

Girl Um, not really. I can play the guitar, but not very well.

Boy Can you eat chocolate slowly?

Girl No, I can’t. I love chocolate. I always eat it really quickly.

 

Unit 4E, exercise 7

Musical instruments being played:

1 guitar

2 drums

3 saxophone

4 cello

5 piano

6 trumpet

7 bass guitar

8 violin

 

Unit 4F, exercise 1.

Listen and check your answers.

Harry Hi Megan. This is Harry. How are you?

Megan Fine thanks. And you?

Harry I’m fine. Do you want to go bowling tomorrow evening?

Megan I’m afraid I can’t. I’m playing volleyball at the sports centre.

Harry Oh, OK. What about Tuesday? Are you doing anything on Tuesday evening?

Megan No, I’m not.

Harry Let’s go on Tuesday then.

Megan Good idea.

Harry Let’s meet outside the bowling alley at 6.30.

Megan Great. See you there.

Unit 4D, exercise 4

Conversation 1

Vicky Hi Steven. This is Vicky. How are you?

Steven Fine thanks. And you?

Vicky I’m fine. What are you doing tomorrow evening?

Steven Nothing in particular. Why?

Vicky I’m going to the disco with Jake. Do you want to come?

Steven Thanks, I’d love to. What time are you going?

Vicky At about eight o’clock.

Steven OK. Let’s meet outside the disco at eight.

Vicky Fine. See you there.

 

Conversation 2

Tom Hello

Andy Hi Tom. This is Andy.

Tom How are you?

Andy Fine. Listen, are you doing anything on Saturday?

Tom I’m going shopping in the morning, but I’m free in the afternoon.

Andy I’m going to the park with Liam and Ben to play football. We’re meeting at two o’clock. Do you want to come?

Tom Yes, great idea.

Andy OK. See you in the park at two.

Tom Great. See you there.

 

Conversation 3

Kate Hello. Kate here.

Sarah Hi Kate. This is Sarah.

Kate Do you want to go for a coffee on Saturday morning?

Sarah I’m afraid I can’t. I’m going shopping with my sister. What about the afternoon?

Kate Sorry, I’m busy then. I’m visiting my grandparents.

Sarah I‘m free on Sunday afternoon. Are you doing anything then?

Kate No, I’m free too.

Sarah Then let’s go for a coffee on Sunday. What time?

Kate Three o’clock at the cafe?

Sarah Fine. See you there.

 

Unit 4D, exercise 5

(repeat underlined passages from tapescript above)