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Works legs and bottom muscles
Makes tummy and back muscles strong.
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IF_ CONDITION
IF its easier for you
Ifyou startto
If you look closely at your diet plan= Speaking
Interview your partner, discuss and give suggestion for a healthier routine or exercising habit with if
Sentences. You could also use the folowing possible questions to star:
! How to gain muscles?
~" [want to strengthen my arm muscles, what should | do?
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How can | improve my core muscles?
Is there any way that | can burn the calories more efficiently?
| How to get rid ofbellv-fat?
| What makes me sleep better?
If you want to reduce belly fat, you can try ....
You may try ..........if you need to improve core
muscles. It works well for me!
@ Fitness Coach * SVE S MEATS RSRE:
You are a fitness coach and a healthy life style advocator. Your trainee comes to you for suggestions. Give a
‘summary with a weekly schedule for the fitness workout suggestion and possibly some daily diet routine
advice. Make sure you know their fitness goal. You need to demonstrate how to do it with actions, too.
Fitness Goal | get gta © lose weight?
fy Workout Schedule
sumbay monpay TusbAY___WEDWESDAY THURSDAY __FRiDAY saruebay
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‘ want to study abroad,
but | don't have enough money.
I want to take my family to
travel to Australia, but | don't
know how to start.
should choose.
“| one of my friend doesn't talk to me L
7 anymore. I don't know why.
‘ | want to be upload videos, but my a
| family says no. | don't understand.
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Getting Ready
Write the words below in the chart. Then add one more word to each list.
People are having dinner. What does the server bring them? Listen and check W/) the
sled applepie coffee cats steak 5) thie
coke tea ichen icecream roca soup shrimp cockta
Lviel varages
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ot salad coviels. age estes
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Spit
one | Listening 1
People are ordering food in a restaurant. Listen and check (/) each person's order.
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wanes
Bie ‘tt
the x ||
Listen again. Was each customer pleased or not pleased with the order?
Check (/) the correct answer
ocala Wott»Listening 3
2m
People are talking about meals they had
at a restaurant. Did they ike their meals?
Listen and check (¥) the correct answer.
Uked Didn't ke
1. theappetizer = Q
themaindsh = ow
thevegetables oO
the dessert 4 o
2. the appetizer = a
themaindish Qo
thevegetables a
the desert q a
3, the appetizer ‘ a
themaingish m
thevegetables = a
the dessert a gq
4. theappetieer =] a
the main dish, fa) a
the vegetables a
the dessert Q o
one > fask 2
Listen again. Are these statements true or false? Check (/) the correct answer
1. The steak was a itl tough
2, The cake was delicious
2. The steomed vegetables were perfec
4, The enion soup was too salty.
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Pronunciation Pronunciation Help
wasn'tand weren't How we spel it How we say it
com & Taste weren't wernt
Listen and repeat,
1. The pie was delicous 3, The steak wasn't cooked enough
2. The French tries were realy salty. 4. The vegetables weren’t very fresh,
Read the sentences o a partner. Be sure to pronounce wasn't and werent correctly.
Dictation
om > Tosh
Listen. vrite the missing words
‘A: How was your dinner, Evan?
8:__delcioust How about yours?
A: Actual, it __ My vegetables were overcooked
B: Reali?
|: Yeah, and the potatoes weren't
enough,
8: Oh, that’s toa bad. And you know, the sevice
fst as it usually is here.
{A Yeah, | quess you're right, Let's eat somewhere else next tims
Practice the conversation with a partner. Be sure to pronounce wasn’t
and weren't correctly.
Conversation
Work in pairs, Think about a memorable meal you had recently.
Talk about it with your partner.4
So you're taking the T-shirt—nice chotce,
‘The color looks good on you. Okay, that's
$8.95, then the socks. They're another
$3.20, so that’s $12.15, and here's your
change, $7.5.
5.
‘Mam, Illke chocolates, too. Okay that's
$9.50 for the chocolates. And chocolate
chip cookles, 00. Mmm. You really do
like chocolate, The cookies are $2.99.
So that's $12.49. And here's your
change, $7.5
6.
Js this al? Okay. Let's see. Now the
‘magazines are $6.25. And you'r taking
the book? That's $12.00. So that comes
to $18.25 altogether. And here's your
change. That's a dollar seventy-five
age 48, CD2-21
Listening 3
ie
Teould never buy car at home because
‘we pay avery high tax on cars. Only eich
people cin really afford to buy acar at
hhoine Hore inthe US, I drive a nice new
car and Ian easily afford it You don't have
to be rch to own a car, which is great.
2
At home it oily costs about $300 a
‘monty to Fent a nice apartment. That's
‘what I used to pay for a four-room
apartment in a good neighborhood. Here
in the US, Ipay more than twice that for
a much smaller apartment, and i's not in
a very nice neighborhood.
7 ,
Thought a lot of clothes in my country
before I moved to the US. because
‘everyone told me how expensive
American clothing is. I was kind of
surprised that I could get nice clothes
here for very reasonable prices In fact, it
costs me less for clothes here than it used
to cost me at home.
4
‘In my country nota lot of people travel
by plane because it costs mare than most
people cin aford. Bur the US is such a
big county and the population is large, so
you have lot of people traveling by plane
‘That's what keeps the prices down. That
‘means Tean afford to fly here aad I do it
all the time I couldn't do that at home.
5.
‘Most people send thetr children to private
schools at home because the public schools
are slot very good. You have to pay alot
to do that, 50 its adbig expense for many
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people Public schools are better in the
‘US, and they're fee so most people here
send thelr eildren t publi sthools
6
‘Hore in the US. you need to have health
insurance because it costs a lot to see a
doctor or to enter a hospital At home you
don’t have to pay much to see a doctor or
4g to a hospital because most of the clinics
and hospitals are run by the government.
pogea9, CD2-22
Pronunciation
4. a thousand
2. one thousand
3, two hundred and twenty-seven
4, two bundred twenty-seven
5. four thousand-six hundred and elghteen
6, four thousand-stx hundred eighteen
‘page 49, CD 223
page 49, CD2-23
Dictation
‘A: Excuse me Ineed a new computer
‘What's the price range for your laptops?
B: Well, our lowest-priced laptop is only
three hunitred twenty-nine ninety-
‘nine. Our highest-priced model costs
‘two thousand one hundred ninety
nine ninety nine.
‘A: That's expensive! Can you tell me
about the low-priced one?
B: Wel, its fine for basic use, if you
don't play games much.
A: Well, !ama big gamer, but I don't
‘want to spend over a thousand dollars,
‘though,
B: This model has a lot of power, and it
only costs seven hundred ninety nine
dollars. It’s very popular.
‘A: Hmm, let me take a look,
Unit 13: Restaurants
Page 0, CD2-24
tening 1
1
A: Are you ready to order?
'B: Yes, Td like to start with the salad,
please.
‘A: Olay. And what would you like for
your main dish?
B; Hum, Tl have the spaghetti. Is it good?
‘A; I've never tried it Anything to drink?
B: Tea; please.
‘Ac And how about dessert?
B: Not today, thanks,
2
‘A; Hi there, What can I get you today?
'B: Well, let me see. I'l just have some
soup and a salad.
A: Sure. Soup and salad. Our special
‘today is grilled fish, and that comes
‘with broccoli or peas.
B: No, thanks. Not today. I'm not very
‘hungry. But I would like some
chocolate ice cream for dessert.
‘A: Sure, Anything to drink?
B: Coffee, and some water, please.
3.
Hil Have you decided yet?
Is the beef stir-fry very spicy?
A: Yes it's pretty hot.
‘Hmm. I think I'l have a hamburger
then. And a glass of milk.
A: Anything for dessert? The cheesecake
{is excellent.
B: No, thanks.
page5t, CD 2-25
A: There you are, siz Two slices of pizza
and a large cola
B: Thank you. Hmm.
‘How does it lok?
By Olay, I guess but I think I should have
ordered three or four slices. These slices
are much smaller than I expected
2
‘A: And here's your order, Steak with
french fries and coffee,
‘Br Thanks, I can’t wait to eat I'm starving.
: It looks okay. How is i?
B: Letme try. Ob, just perfect,
cy
‘A: Sorry to keep you waiting. One order
of fried chicken with broccoli
B: Thanks. Ob my! This chicken looks
pretty dry.
(Ce Really. How does it taste?
B: I'm afraid its not very fresh. T think tt
‘must have been frozen.
CG Let’s send it back.
4
‘A There's your order, ma'am. Fish, salad,
and peas,
B: Ob. But you told me today's vegetable
was broccoli.
C: You don't like peas, do you?
B: No, I don't I hate peas!
5.
A: And here's your dessert. Chocolate
‘cake and a iarge cola
B: Great.
(©: Wow. That cake looks good, T wish I
had ordered it.
B: Do you want to try it It's delicious.
C: Justa taste, Mam, Fabulous,
Student Book Audio Scripts 65hy
Did you order the spaghett?
: That right
: Good, ere you are, And here's
your.cola.
‘Thanks, I dont think I made a very
‘good choice
Really?
‘Yeah I think T can make better
spaghett than this.
page 52, CD2-26
istening 3
1.
I went to a new steak restaurant last
night that opened near my house. Llove
trying new places. To start the meal,
hhad an interesting appetizer. Tt was some
tend of seafood witha spicy sauce on
it... Mam! The main dish, of course, was
steak, Tt was very small and a litle tough,
though. However, the vegetables were
{great—nice and fresh, but not t0 oil
‘Phe final thing was the best—the dessert!
Te was apple ple with alot of icecream
on it Tknow that I shoulda eat 0 many
sweets, but it was delicious! :
2.
‘Have you ever tried that seafood
resturant on Main Stree? You should—
its great I go there often. In fact, I went
there last weekend. To begin, Thad a
salad. It was nice and fresh with a great
hhouse dressing. My main dish was fish
that I had nover tried. really enjoyed the
spices tt was cooked in. The vegetables
were good—very fresh and tasty. For
dessert, Thad chocolate cake, Ze’ usually
very dalicious, but this time, ft was much
too sweet. I couldn't ext more than two
bites! Thats okay though, because I'm
ona diet
3.
‘My new girlfriend took me to a Chinese
restaurant in her neighborhood the
other night. It was pretty good. First
‘we had some egg rolls. They were the
best I had ever tasted. Then we ordered
the beef and pepper stinfry. It came in
a very interesting sauce—spicy, but not
‘00 spicy. We also ordered the steamed
‘vegetables, but they were awful. They
‘were really too soft. The dessert was @
big bow of fresh fruit. Some of the fruit
Thad never sean. It was fantastio—and so
‘was my date!
4
For lunch, my co-worker and I went to
anice litle French restaurant near our
office. He didn’t fel like eating much,
so he just had a small salad, Thad a large
‘meal, though. First, I had the onion
BO Y REPS
soup, but it was much too salty For my
sain dish, I had a plece of pork. It was
too dry and had no taste, The vegetables
‘were perfect, though—broccoli and peas.
Those are my favorites. Finally, Lhad a
large bowl of chocolate mousse. It was
just Uke the chocolate mousse I had in
France during my last vacatioa—very
creamy and delicious. I think TU have it
next time, to,
page 53, CD2-27
Pronunciation
1. The ple was delicious.
2. The French frles were realy salty
43, The steak wasn't cooked enough.
4."The vogetables weren't very fresh.
page 53, CD2-28,
Dictation
‘A: How was your dinner, Evan?
B; Te was delicious! How about yours?
‘A: Actually, it wasn't great. My
‘vegetables were overcooked.
B: Really?
‘A: Yeah, and the potatoes weren't spicy
enough.
3: Ob, that’s too bad. And you know,
the service wasn't as fast as it usually
is here,
feah, I guess you're right. Let's eat
somewhere eise next time.
Unit 14: Small Talk
pages4, CD2-29
Listening 1
1
Oh, hello, Michael. I haven’t seen you
in ages. How is everything with you
these days?
2
Its been great seeing you again. Gee,
look at the time. I've got to run, Talk to
you later.
3.
‘How are you, anyway? It's so nice to see
you. What have you been dotng lately?
4
{t's been really nice talking to you. Let's
get together again soon, okay?
5.
Ob, bi I've been thinking about you.
haven't seen you in such a long time.
Hows everything?
6.
‘Where have you been? Irs been ages.
How's it going with you?
7.
Listen. I hope to see you again soon. Let's
‘bave lunch sometime, okay?
8
‘Flow have you been? And how's your
family? Isso nice to see you again.
page 55, cD 2-30
Listening 2
1
A: Hey, hows it going? Are you enjoying
the party?
B; Yes, Lam. The people here are
really nice,
‘A: Really: Everyone is so friendly.
2
‘A: Hi, Tim. How's everything?
'B: Everything's fing, thanks.
‘A: Hoy, hear that? That's Taylor Swift
Isn't she great?
B: Yes, she's really good
3.
‘A; Who's that over there? Have you
met her?
B: No, I haven't met her before. But 1
think I will now. Nice talking to you.
4
A: So, how are you, anyway?
B: Okay, Not too bad
‘A: How’ everything at work?
B; Fine, but 'm very busy. Ihave to
‘work late nearly evéry night.
5.
‘A: I think Ul get something to eat.
‘The food looks good. Can I get
‘you something?
B: No, Tim not hungry right now, thanks.
‘A: Okay, talk to you later.
6
‘A: Hey, bi I've been thinking about you.
T haven't seen you in ages. Did you
have a good trip?
B: Yeab, it was great. I took a train across
Canada. Then I drove to Disneyland.
‘A: Wow! That's great.
7
A: Hoy, great to see you. How have
you been?
B: Fine, thanks.
‘A: How are your parents?
B: Ob, Moni and Dad are fine, thas.
‘Mom just started a news job.
‘A: Oh, realy?
2
‘A: HL How have you been?
B: Oh, fine, thanks.
‘A: Do you know everyone here?
B: Yeah, almost everyone
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