Starter Module Guided Dialogues 1 3 in groups of three. A: Hi, Jane.? B: I m OK, thanks.? A: Fine, thanks, Dan. This is my friend Monique. B: C: Hi, Dan. Nice to meet you too. C: I m from France. C: No, I m a student at a language school. B: Sandy Linehan. B: L-I-N-E-H-A-N. B: Fifteen. A: here in Hartfield? B: 7, Melanie Lane. A: And? B: 098 63 910. B: Yes, very big. There are six in my family: my mum, my dad, my three sisters and me. What about you?? A: I ve got a little sister. A: Her name s Kerry. A: She s two years old. A: Yes, I ve got a dog, Lula, and a cat, Remy. B: No, thanks. I m not thirsty. A: a chocolate? B: Yes, please. A: Can I use your computer, please? B: A: Where is it? B: my room. A: Can I write an email? B: I m afraid you can t. an email address. RESOURCES STARTER MODULE PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Starter Module
Starter Module Guided Dialogues Key 1 A: Hi, Jane. How are you? 3 B: I m OK, thanks. How about you? A: Fine, thanks, Dan. This is my friend Monique. B: Nice to meet you. C: Hi, Dan. Nice to meet you too. B: Where are you from, Monique? C: I m from France. B: Are you on holiday? C: No, I m a student at a language school. A: What s your name? B: Sandy Linehan. A: How do you spell your surname? B: L-I-N-E-H-A-N. A: How old are you? B: Fifteen. A: What s your address here in Hartfield? B: 7, Melanie Lane. A: And what s your telephone number? B: 098 63 910. A: Have you got a big family? B: Yes, very big. There are six in my family: my mum, my dad, my three sisters and me. What about you? Have you got any brothers or sisters? A: I ve got a little sister. B: What s her name? A: Her name s Kerry. B: How old is she? A: She s two years old B: Have you got any pets? A: Yes, I ve got a dog, Lula, and a cat, Remy. A: What about a drink? B: No, thanks. I m not thirsty. A: Would you like a chocolate? B: Yes, please. A: Can I use your computer, please? B: Sure. A: Where is it? B: It s in my room. A: Can I write an email? B: I m afraid you can t. I haven t got an email address. RESOURCES STARTER MODULE KEY Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Starter Module Key
A: free time? B: I like reading and listening to music. B: Yes, I can play the guitar but I m not very good at it. What about you? A: Oh yes, I love swimming and I enjoy jogging in the morning before school. B: That s weird! A: think of school? B: It s all right. I like going to school but I don t like homework. I think it s boring. A: with your homework? B: Yes, sometimes they do. My father teaches me French and my mother helps me with Maths. A: far from school? B: No, I don t. I usually walk there with my friend Joe. A: to school? B: No, I don t. I can get a hot meal in the dining room. A: after school? B: Yes, but only on Fridays. I go to the music club. B: I play the drums in the school orchestra. What about you? music club? A: No, I don t. I go to a dance club. Module 1? A: at the moment? B: I m doing a project about the rainforests. B: We usually do project work once a month. We can work in pairs or in groups. A: for this project? B: Yes, I m working with two schoolmates, Kim and Emily. B: I m collecting photos. A: And? B: They re doing research on the Internet and in scientific magazines. A: a day? B: I usually have three, but sometimes I have no breakfast because I m late for school and I have to hurry. A: food? B: I like fish. B: No, I don t like Chinese food. A: with your family? B: No, I don t. My mum enjoys cooking. She s a very good cook, so we never go to a restaurant. A: What about snacks? them frequently? Guided Dialogues B: No, there are too many calories and I like to keep fit. RESOURCES MODULE 1 PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module 1
A: What do you like doing in your free time? B: I like reading and listening to music. A: Can you play a musical instrument? B: Yes, I can play the guitar but I m not very good at it. What about you? Have you got any hobbies? A: Oh yes, I love swimming and I enjoy jogging in the morning before school. B: That s weird! A: What do you think of school? B: It s all right. I like going to school but I don t like homework. I think it s boring. A: Do your parents help you with your homework? B: Yes, sometimes they do. My father teaches me French and my mother helps me with Maths. A: Do you live far from school? B: No, I don t. I usually walk there with my friend Joe. A: Do you bring lunch to school? B: No, I don t. I can get a hot meal in the dining room. A: Do you go to a club after school? B: Yes, but only on Fridays. I go to the music club. A: What musical instrument do you play? B: I play the drums in the school orchestra. What about you? Do you go to a music club? A: No, I don t. I go to a dance club. Module 1 Guided Dialogues Key A: What are you doing at school at the moment? B: I m doing a project about the rainforests. A: How often do you do project work? B: We usually do project work once a month. We can work in pairs or in groups. A: Are you working in a group for this project? B: Yes, I m working with two schoolmates, Kim and Emily. A: What are you doing? B: I m collecting photos. A: And what about Kim and Emily? B: They re doing research on the Internet and in scientific magazines. A: How many meals do you have a day? B: I usually have three, but sometimes I have no breakfast because I m late for school and I have to hurry. A: What s your favourite food? B: I like fish. A: Do you like Chinese food? B: No, I don t like Chinese food. A: Do you often eat at a restaurant with your family? B: No, I don t. My mum enjoys cooking. She s a very good cook, so we never go to a restaurant. A: What about snacks? Do you eat them frequently? B: No, there are too many calories and I like to keep fit. RESOURCES MODULE 1 Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module 1 Key
A: Chico Mendes? B: In 19. B: In Brazil. B: He worked as a rubber farmer. A: to the USA? B: In 1987. A: there? B: Because he wanted to stop people from cutting down the trees. B: No, I didn t. I stayed at home and watched TV. B: I saw the first episode of Friends again. B: Well, there was this boy, Steve. One day, he met a girl on the bus. He liked her. But Pam, the girl, told him she had a boyfriend. A: Oh, no! So? B: Well, guess what? Pam s boyfriend s name was Matt, Steve s best friend! B: I don t know. Watch the second episode if you want to see if they are still very good friends. Module Guided Dialogues A: a cell phone? B: Yes. My parents gave me a new one for my birthday. A: from your friends? B: No, not many. I usually get text messages instead. B: Of course. I enjoy sending text messages. It s quick and easy. I use lots of abbreviations. A: an example? B: Well, for example, instead of writing please call me, I write pcm! A: to school? B: Yes, but I can t use it to call or send messages during lessons. in pairs. A: school? B: I want to be an astronomer. A: Really? for that? B: Well, you have to work hard and you have to get good exam results. What about you?? A: I m not sure, but I think I d like to be a famous singer. It s my dream. I m a singer in a band. B: Really? do you play? A: We play pop music. A: Yes, I can. I play the lead guitar and I also write the songs. RESOURCES MODULE PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module
A: When was Chico Mendes born? B: In 19. A: Where was he born? / Where did he live? B: In Brazil. A: What did he do? B: He worked as a rubber farmer. A: When did he go to the USA? B: In 1987. A: Why did he go there? B: Because he wanted to stop people from cutting down the trees. A: Did you go out last night? B: No, I didn t. I stayed at home and watched TV. A: What did you watch? B: I saw the first episode of Friends again. A: What was it about? B: Well, there was this boy, Steve. One day, he met a girl on the bus. He liked her. But Pam, the girl, told him she had a boyfriend. A: Oh, no! So what happened? B: Well, guess what? Pam s boyfriend s name was Matt, Steve s best friend! A: Did Mark and Steve stay friends? B: I don t know. Watch the second episode if you want to see if they are still very good friends. Module Guided Dialogues Key A: Have you got a cell phone? B: Yes. My parents gave me a new one for my birthday. A: Do you get many calls from your friends? B: No, not many. I usually get text messages instead. A: Do you send messages? B: Of course. I enjoy sending text messages. It s quick and easy. I use lots of abbreviations. A: Can you give me an example? B: Well, for example, instead of writing please call me, I write pcm! A: Can you take your phone to school? B: Yes, but I can t use it to call or send messages during lessons. A: What do you want to do when you leave school? B: I want to be an astronomer. A: Really? What do you have to do for that? B: Well, you have to work hard and you have to get good exam results. What about you? What do you want to be? A: I m not sure, but I think I d like to be a famous singer. It s my dream. I m a singer in a band. B: Really? What sort of music do you play? A: We play pop music. B: Can you play a musical instrument? A: Yes, I can. I play the lead guitar and I also write the songs. RESOURCES MODULE KEY Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module Key
Module 3 Guided Dialogues 1 3 A: when you leave school? B: Three. English, my native language, French and B: Yes, I think I will go to university. Russian. A: married? A: Wow! You must be a very good learner. for you? B: Of course I will, but only after my degree. I think I ll have two or three children. B: Well, French pronunciation is more difficult? for me, but Russian has a different alphabet and this is really the hardest thing. It s sometimes hard to write and read it. I m better at speaking than writing anyway. A: and Russian? B: I started French at Primary school and Russian two years ago. A: your French pronunciation? B: I practise a lot. I listen to my cassettes and I try to use the same pronunciation as the people on the recordings. A: make mistakes? B: Well, I don t worry that much when I make mistakes. It s more important to communicate, you know. A: I don t think I ll go to university. A: I don t know. I like visiting new places and meeting new people so I think I ll go and live in another country. A: I d like to live in Australia or North America. A: Last night I went to a Chinese restaurant with my parents. B: the meal? A: Oh yes, it was lovely. B: any fortune RESOURCES MODULE 3 A: next weekend? B: I m going to the Isle of Wight. A: Great! I went there on holiday last summer and I had a lot of fun. family? B: No, I m not. I m going with my friend Tina and her sister. They have relatives there. A: So,? B: Yes, but only on Friday night. On Saturday we cookies? A: Of course. Each of us got a fortune cookie. A: Mine said You ll go on a journey soon. A: Well, my father s said You ll spend a lot of money soon. A: You won t believe this! She ate it! She didn t know it was a fortune cookie. B: How embarrassing! are staying at a hostel. B: Because Tina s relatives have to leave for Ireland early on Sunday. B: No, we re going by ferry. PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module 3
A: How many languages can you speak? B: Three. English, my native language, French and Russian. A: Wow! You must be a very good learner. Which pronunciation is more difficult for you? B: Well, French pronunciation is more difficult for me, but Russian has a different alphabet and this is really the hardest thing. It s sometimes hard to write and read it. I m better at speaking than writing anyway. A: When did you start learning French and Russian? B: I started French at Primary school and Russian two years ago. A: What do you do to improve your French pronunciation? B: I practise a lot. I listen to my cassettes and I try to use the same pronunciation as the people on the recordings. A: Do you worry when you make mistakes? B: Well, I don t worry that much when I make mistakes. It s more important to communicate, you know. A: Where are you going next weekend? B: I m going to the Isle of Wight. A: Great! I went there on holiday last summer and I had a lot of fun. Are you going with your family? B: No, I m not. I m going with my friend Tina and her sister. They have relatives there. A: So, you re staying at Tina s relatives? B: Yes, but only on Friday night. On Saturday we are staying at a hostel. A: Why? B: Because Tina s relatives have to leave for Ireland early on Sunday. A: Are you flying there? B: No, we re going by ferry. Module 3 Guided Dialogues Key A: Do you think you ll go to university when you leave school? B: Yes, I think I will go to university. A: Will you get married? B: Of course I will, but only after my degree. I think I ll have two or three children. What about you? A: I don t think I ll go to university. B: What will you do? A: I don t know. I like visiting new places and meeting new people so I think I ll go and live in another country. B: Where would you like to live? A: I d like to live in Australia or North America. A: Last night I went to a Chinese restaurant with my parents. B: Did you enjoy the meal? A: Oh yes, it was lovely. B: Did you get any fortune cookies? A: Of course. Each of us got a fortune cookie. B: What did yours say? A: Mine said You ll go on a journey soon. B: What about your parents? A: Well, my father s said You ll spend a lot of money soon. B: And your mother s? A: You won t believe this! She ate it! She didn t know it was a fortune cookie. B: How embarrassing! RESOURCES MODULE 3 Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module 3 Key
A: this evening? B: Well, I d like to but I must study Maths. You know, there s a test tomorrow. A: I know, but you mustn t worry. The party is at 6, so you can come home with me after school. with your homework. B: Really? Thank you so much.? A: No, they won t. A: They are going to the cinema, but my mum will cook the food for us before they go. B: Is Alisa going to be there? A: I, but I m sure all the rest of the class are going to come. B: Wow! We ll have a great time. A: You bet! B: It s the new Pink CD. A: Oh, really?? B: It s cool! I think you should listen to it. A: Well, you know, I don t like crossover music. A: I like pure punk rock music. B: Oh, I think. It s just noise. A: You shouldn t say that. Listen, there s a concert at the Club tonight. I m sure you ll change your mind. B: is the concert? A: At 8. I ll get you a ticket. Module in groups of three. A: Hi, Sam. here? B: I m waiting for my sister. Oh, here she is. Lisa, this is my friend Jennifer. C: Hi, Jennifer. Nice. A: Nice to meet you too, Lisa. Would you like something to drink? C:. I m in a hurry. A: Are you coming to the disco tonight, Sam? B: I m not sure if I want to go but if I decide to go,. A: OK. But remember, call me after 5pm. I ll be at the dentist until then.? B: OK. I ll send you a message then. A: Your German is very good. You ve got a German accent.? B: Yes, I have. As a matter of fact I spent three years in Munich. A: Did you really? Guided Dialogues B: Yes, my father worked there for a computer company. What about you? Germany? A: No, I haven t, but I ve been to the States. B: Wow!? A: Last year. I went there on a school exchange. A: I went to Red Bluff in California. A: They were extremely friendly. They were really great. RESOURCES MODULE PHOTOCOPIABLE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module
A: Are you coming to my party this evening? B: Well, I d like to but I must study Maths. You know, there s the test tomorrow. A: I know, but you mustn t worry. The party is at 6, so you can come home with me after school. I ll help you with your homework. B: Really? Thank you so much. Will your parents be there? A: No, they won t. B: What are they going to do? A: They are going to the cinema, but my mum will cook the food for us before they go. B: Is Alisa going to be there? A: I don t know, but I m sure all the rest of the class are going to come. B: Wow! We ll have a great time. A: You bet! A: What s that? B: It s the new Pink CD. A: Oh, really? What s it like? B: It s cool! I think you should listen to it. A: Well, you know, I don t like crossover music. B: What sort of music do you like then? A: I like pure punk rock music. B: Oh, I think punk s awful. It s just noise. A: You shouldn t say that. Listen, there s a concert at the Club tonight. I m sure you ll change your mind. B: What time is the concert? A: At 8. I ll get you a ticket. Module Guided Dialogues Key A: Hi, Sam. What are you doing here? B: I m waiting for my sister. Oh, here she is. Lisa, this is my friend Jennifer. C: Hi, Jennifer. Nice to meet you. A: Nice to meet you too, Lisa. Would you like something to drink? C: No, thanks. I m in a hurry. A: Are you coming to the disco tonight, Sam? B: I m not sure if I want to go but if I decide to go, I ll phone you. A: OK. But remember, call me after 5pm. I ll be at the dentist until then. Can you send a message? B: OK. I ll send you a message then. A: Your German is very good. You ve got a German accent. Have you ever lived in Germany? B: Yes, I have. As a matter of fact I spent three years in Munich. A: Did you really? B: Yes, my father worked there for a computer company. What about you? Have you ever visited / been to Germany? A: No, I haven t, but I ve been to the States. B: Wow! When did you go? A: Last year. I went there on a school exchange. B: Where did you go? A: I went to Red Bluff in California. B: What were the people like? A: They were extremely friendly. They were really great. RESOURCES MODULE Cambridge University Press and Loescher Editore 00 Resources Module Key