Touchstone 1
Touchstone 1
Touchstone 1
1. a PDA 2. 3. 4. 5.
6. 7. 8. 9. 10.
Have a nice day. How do you spell Chris? It’s an MP3 player. Thanks.
That’s OK. ✓Yes, it is. You’re welcome.
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a. b. c. 1
d. e. f.
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1. sunglasses
2. wallet
3. cell phone
4. address book
5. MP3 player
6. PDA
7. ID
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First name
Last name
Telephone number 011-39-
Classmate 1 Classmate 2
1. 2. 3. 4.
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1.1.2.03a
a. b.
c. d.
1. 2. 3. 4. 5.
E Where are these things in the room? Check (✓) true or false.
Then try to correct the false location words.
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– 07:50 1. The umbrella is on the book. True False
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B Make a list of 8–10 things that are in your bedroom. Compare lists with
a partner. How many things do you have in common?
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1. 2.
3. 4.
5. Andy 6.
B Think of three relatives and friends. Write their names in the chart. Check (✓)
the words that describe each person. Then tell a partner about them.
good-looking
quiet
smart
shy
interesting
strict
B Watch the video. Match the words to the people. (There are two words
for some people.)
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– 09:48 a. good-looking b. amazing c. strict d. fun e. not famous
1.
2. b
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3.
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Where are they from? Where are they now? How old are they?
1. Natalie London
2. Yoko’s grandfather:
grandparents grandmother:
father: 50
3. Yoko’s parents
mother:
D How do David and Alex show interest in what Yoko says? Listen for
these sentences. Complete the responses.
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2. Yoko’s parents
3. Yoko’s grandparents
B Number the lines of the conversations in the correct order. Then practice
with a partner.
1. I’m from New York originally, but I live in Los Angeles now.
I’m from Seattle.
LA’s an interesting city. . . . How about you?
Really? What’s it like?
Really? My sister’s in Seattle right now.
1 Where are you from?
2. Alaska! Really? That’s interesting.
1 Are these your parents?
They’re in Alaska.
Where are they now?
Yes, that’s my mom and dad.
C Write down three relatives’ names. Show them to a partner. Ask each
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d e f
1. gets up at 6:30 ✓
2. sings in the shower
3. gets up at 6:40
4. gets up at 6:45
5. gets up at 7:00
6. uses a computer
7. drinks coffee
8. studies
9. has a big breakfast
10. wants to watch a soccer match
11. leaves the apartment
12. doesn’t like mornings
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1. Gio has a quiz / soccer game today.
VHS 11:17 2. Gio studies art / business and English.
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3. Gio usually goes to the library every day / in the morning.
4. Alex goes to the gym six / seven days a week.
5. Gio never / hardly ever goes to the gym.
6. Alex eats breakfast at home / a restaurant.
7. Gio plays on a soccer team in Italy / in the city.
8. The soccer match is New York / Chicago versus Los Angeles.
9. Gio sometimes / often walks to school.
10. Alex always / usually drives to work.
D Listen for these questions. Complete them. Notice how Alex and Gio ask
questions in two ways.
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Alex OK. Are your ?
I mean, do you have a lot of homework?
2. Gio You’re a personal trainer, right?
Alex Uh-huh.
Gio do you go to the ?
Do you go every day?
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1. Is that your breakfast?
VHS 12:49 a. No, it’s not. b. No, it’s a snack.
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2. Do you play any sports?
a. Yes, I do. b. Yeah.
3. Do you ever watch soccer on TV?
B Complete the conversation with the words and expressions in the box.
Then practice with a partner.
C Answer the questions in the You column. Use the words in the box.
Ask two classmates the questions.
1. drink coffee
2. go to a gym
3. watch sports on TV
4. eat in a restaurant
5. get up late
bus stop café ✓club restaurant Laundromat mall movie theater store
1. club 2. 3. 4.
5. 6. 7. 8.
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C Listen for these adjectives. Check (✓) the places they describe.
E Who do these sentences describe? Check (✓) Gio or Alex. Then watch the
video and check your answers.
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Gio Alex
1. There’s a nice .
2. There’s no .
3. There are no .
4. There are some fun .
5. There are a couple of interesting .
C Who does these things? Ask your classmates questions. Write their
names in the chart.
Frank: Laurie:
I watch TV every evening, and I love I can’t stand reality shows. I never watch
reality shows! I like talk shows, too. But them. I watch sitcoms, sometimes. They’re
I don’t like the news very much, and I OK. I like documentaries, and I really like
hate documentaries! They’re so boring! to watch the news every evening.
Likes least
B
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Put the conversation in order.
Great. I can watch the 10:00 news after that.
Um. It starts at 8:00 and finishes at 10:00.
Let’s see. Oh! How about a documentary? It’s about Australia.
That sounds good. I like documentaries. What time does it start?
2 Well, there’s a sitcom on channel 5.
Ugh! I can’t stand sitcoms. What else is on?
1 What’s on tonight?
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a. b. c.
d. e. I f.
B Check (✓) true or false. Then try to correct the false sentences.
7. This is great!
Liz the sitcom
8. I love this show!
9. It’s not bad.
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1. I often watch .
2. I love .
3. I sometimes watch .
4. I don’t really like .
5. I can’t stand .
6. I never watch .
8
3
1
6
7 9
2
5
10
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1. Yes No 2. Yes No
3. Yes No 4. Yes No
5. Yes No 6. Yes No
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C Work with a partner. Complete the conversation. Circle the correct forms
and add your own ideas in the blanks. Then practice the conversation.
A I’m looking for a jacket. What do you think of this / these?
B Um, yeah. It’s / They’re OK.
A You don’t like it / them.
B Not really. Um. . . .
A Maybe you’re right. It’s / They’re a little .
B Well, let’s see. What about this / these?
A That looks / Those look !
D Ask two classmates these questions, and write their answers. How are they
the same? How are they different?
Name Name
1. café 2. 3.
4. 5.
B Match the places to the activities you can do there. Draw lines.
Compare answers with a partner.
You can . . .
have a picnic at a movie theater.
buy stamps at a gym.
C Match the sentences with the responses. Then practice with a partner.
1. How are you doing? b a. Yes, I am. I have a quiz tomorrow.
2. Are you enjoying the city? b. I’m OK. A little tired.
3. Are you studying hard? c. Oh, that’s too bad.
4. I have a part-time job. d. Oh, yes. I love it here.
5. I’m not feeling very well. e. Really? What do you do?
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B Circle the correct answers. For some items, both a and b are correct.
1. Gio has . 5. Tonight, Liz is .
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– 35:59 b. great teachers b. singing at a café
2. Liz is . 6. Gio asks Liz about food.
a. very busy a. Italian
b. singing a lot b. Mexican
3. Gio doesn’t . 7. Gio needs to leave the café to .
a. know the neighborhood well a. meet Alex
b. go out a lot b. go to a class
4. Liz tells Gio about .
a. some restaurants
b. a park
C Who says these sentences? Check (✓) Gio or Liz. Then watch the video
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B Work with a partner. Look at the scene. Write what Gio could say.
Then practice the conversation.
C Where can you do the following in your city or town? Write sentences.
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2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
4. They’re . 5. He’s .
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Nothing. The tickets are free. 1 Are you free tomorrow evening?
Yes, it is. It starts at 7:00. Let’s meet at 6:30. OK. How much does it cost?
2 Yes, I am. Why? Well, I have tickets to that new play
Oh, great! See you tomorrow. at the Vincent Theater. Do you want
Oh, yes, I do. I love plays! Is it a comedy? to go?
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a. b. 1 c.
d. e. f.
B Check (✓) true or false. Then try to correct the false sentences.
1. David is seeing a concert. True False
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2. It starts at 8:30. True False
1. Tom
2. Liz
3. Yoko
4. Gio
5. Alex
Alex (6) , David. It’s Alex. Listen, I don’t think I can go. I really
(7) to do my laundry tonight, and I (8) to get up
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1. Alex
2. Liz
3. Gio
4. Yoko
A 8:00.
B OK. (3)
A Nothing. I have free tickets. Jilly is a friend.
B Really? That’s great! Let’s meet at 7:30.
A OK, see you then.
C Ask two classmates these questions and write their answers. How are they
the same? How are they different?
Name Name
1. He studied. 2. 3. 4.
B Listen for these sentences. Match the sentences and the responses.
1. I was exhausted by the end of the night. d a. You poor thing! Why?
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– 44:36 3. Oh, I’m sorry. c. You know what? That’s not so bad.
4. Well, I guess I slept for two hours, maybe. d. I bet.
5. I guess I passed. . . . I’m surprised. e. Oh, Yoko, that’s a great idea.
6. After dinner, we just came home. f. Well, good for you!
7. I remember one time I did something really g. Really?! You did?!
embarrassing. h. Are you OK, Gio?
8. But I sent the e-mail to Peter by mistake! i. Really? What?
9. We can cook!
Yoko’s story
I (6) a horrible e-mail to the wrong
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B Change the verbs to the past tense. Then work in pairs. Take turns saying
what you did yesterday, last night, and last weekend. Use the verbs and your
own ideas.
1. finish 7. send
2. go out 8. sleep
3. have 9. study
4. laugh 10. walk
5. meet 11. work
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6. see
C Think of a day when you were really busy. Tell a partner about your day.
Use the sentences to help you.
1. It was (when).
2. I was really busy because (reason).
3. I went to bed at (time).
4. I got up at (time).
5. I (list activities) all day.
6. By the end of the day, I was (feeling).
beans cheese garlic meat onions pasta peppers rice shrimp tomatoes
Across
1 2 3 4 5 6
Down
7 8 9 10
8.
1. 7. 9.
5.
10. 6.
3.
4.
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B Circle the correct answers. Circle c. don’t know if the answer is not given.
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1. Dinner is at .
a. 6:00 b. 7:00 c. don’t know
2. Yoko suggests a spicy dish.
a. chicken b. bean c. don’t know
3. Jambalaya is a dish.
a. pasta b. rice c. don’t know
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B Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
C Write some sentences about the food you have at home. Then compare with a partner.
D Add two questions about eating habits to the chart. Then ask two
classmates the questions and write their answers. How are they the same?
How are they different?
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Name Name
1. snorkeling 2. 3.
4. 5.
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B Imagine that you have just come back from an interesting trip. Make some
notes in the chart.
Where did you go? Who went with you? How long was your trip?
What did you do? How was the weather? What was the best part?
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