Bài 2: PEOPLE

PEOPLE

Numbers
5
20
16
32
50
12

Phone numbers
791463
8596double2
503971
010 double 3 1 46589394



A What's her surname?
B Hopkins.
A What's her first name?
B Mary.
A Where's she from?
B England.
A What's her job?
B She's a journalist.
A What's her address?
B 35, North Street, Bristol.
A What's her phone number?
B 0272 478 2209.
A How old is she?
B Twenty-three.
A Is she married?
B No, she isn't.




This is a photo of Martin, his wife, and his children. His wife's name is Jennifer. She's a dentist. His daughter's name is Alison. She's twenty-three and she's a hairdresser. His son's name is Andy. He's nineteen and he's a student. Alison's boyfriend is a travel agent. His name is Joe.

a It's big.
b It's small.
c She's old.
d She's young.
e They're expensive.
f They're cheap.
g It's horrible.
h It's lovely.
i It's easy.
j It's difficult.
k They're old.
l They're new.
m They're hot.
n They're cold.
o It's right.
p lt's wrong.


72 Newton Drive
London Sw 6
3ed October
Dear David,
How are you? I'm fine. I'm in London, at the International School of English. I'm in class 3 with eight other students. They're all from different countries — Spain, France, Japan, Argentina, Switzerland and Thailand. Our teacher's name is Peter Briscall. He's very nice. He's funny and he's a very good teacher.
My new address is at the top of the letter. I'm with an English family, the Browns. Mr and Mrs Brown have three children. Thomas is fourteen, Catherine is twelve, and Andrew is seven. They are all very friendly, but it isn't easy to understand them!
London is very big and very interesting. The weather is good — cold but sunny — and the parks are beautiful! Hyde Park, Green Park, and St James' Park are all in the centre. It isn't easy to use the Underground, but I understand it now. It's very expensive!
English food is OK, but the coffee is horrible!

Write to me soon.
Love, Paola.

P.S. Is my English OK?

1.
Paola Hello. My name's Paola.
Kurt Hello, Paola. I'm Kurt.
Paola Where are you from?
Kurt I'm from Switzerland. And you? Where are you from?
Paola I'm from Rome.
Kurt Ah! I'm from Zurich.
Paola Zurich is very beautiful.
Kurt Yes, it is.

2.
T = ticket seller
P A ticket to Green Park, please.
T Two pounds fifty.
P One... two... and fifty p.
T Thank you. Here's your ticket.
P Thanks.

3.
B = Peter Briscall C = class
B Good morning!
C Good morning!
Good morning, Peter!
Hello!
B How are you today?
C Fine. OK
B How are you, Paola?
P I'm fine thank you, Peter. And you?
B Very well! Now, the lesson today is going to be about...

4.
C = assistant in café K = Kurt

C Yes?
P A coffee, please.
C Black or white?
P Sorry?
C Black or white? Milk?
P Ah! Black, please. No milk.
C Sixty p, please.
P Thanks.
P Urgh! It's horrible!
K English coffee is very bad!
5.
C = Catherine T = Thomas

C Is your teacher good, Paola?
P Pardon?
C Your teacher. At the school of English.
P Ah! Yes! Peter.
C Is he OK?
P Yes. He's very nice. He's funny.
T What's your dad's job, Paola?
P Pardon? I...
T Your dad. What's his job?
P My dad ...?
C Say father, Thomas, not dad.
T Ah, OK. What's your father's job, Paola?
P Now I understand. My father's job, yes.
Um... He's a doctor, yes.
T Ah, right!
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sandwiches
a ham sandwich £1.50
a cheese sandwich £1.30
a tuna sandwich £1.70
a chicken sandwich £2.00
a piece of pizza 90p
a hamburger £2.50
an ice-cream 80p
a cup of tea
a cup of coffe
a Coke
an orange juice
a mineral water
A How much is a cup of tea?
B 50p
A How much is a cup of coffee?
B 70p
A How much is a Coke?
B 60p
A How much is an orange juice?
B 60p
A How much is a mineral water?
B 80p
A Hello.
B Hello. Can I have a ham sandwich, please?
A Here you are. Anything else?
B No, thanks.
A One pound fifty, please.
B Thanks.
A Thank you.
A Hi.
B Hello. Can I have a cheese sandwich, please?
A Anything to drink?
B Yes. A cup of tea, please.
A OK. Here you are.
B How much is that?
A One pound eighty, please.
B Thanks.
A Good morning.
B Morning.
A Can I have a hamburger and a cup of coffee, please?
B OK. Here you are.
A Thanks. How much is that?
B Three pounds twenty.
A One, two, three pounds ... twenty p.
B Thanks.
A Thank you.
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CÝu hÏi vði t÷ hÏi
What is her surname? Lucas.
What is his job? He’s a policeman.
What is her address? 34, Church Street.
Where is she from? Portugal.
Who is Jennifer? She’s John’s daughter.
How old is she? Twenty-two.
How much is a Coke? Sixty pence.
CÝu hÏi Yes/No
Is he hot? Yes, he is.
Are you married? Yes, I am./No, I’m not.
Negative
I am not from the States.
He is not from the States.
Khéng nÍi I amn’t.

Possessive ’s
My husband’s name is Martin.
That’s Andrea’s dictionary.
Prepositions
I’m in London. I’m in class 3 with eight other students.
Green Park is in the centre.
I’m at home. My parents are at work.
I’m at the International School of Languages.
She isn’t on holiday.
This is a photo of my family.
Reading and Listening

Paola is an Italian student of English at a school in London. Read and listen to her letter to David, her penfriend.
Comprehension check
1. Match a picture with a part of letter.
2. Are the sentences true (ü) or false (û)
Examples
Paola is Italian. ü
She’s in Rome û No, she isn’t. She’s in London.
a Paola’s happy in London.
b She’s on holiday.
c It’s a very big class.
d The student in her class are all from Europe.
e Mr and Mrs Brown have two sons and a daughter.
f The Underground is cheap
g The food in London is horrible.

3. Here are the answers to some questions about Paola’s letter. Write the question.
Example
Where’s she from?
Italy.
a. ?
Spain, France, Japan, Argentina, Switzerland, and Thailand.
b. ?
Peter Briscall.
c. ?
Fourteen.
d. ?
Yes, it is. Cold but sunny.
e. ?
No, it isn’t. It’s horrible.

4. Listen to five conversations Paola has in London. Who is she with? Where is she?

Conversation 1

Conversation 2

Conversation 3

Conversation 4

Conversation 5

Writing
Write a similar letter to a friend about your class.

Everyday English
In a café
1. Look at the menu. Check the meaning of new words in your dictionary.

Kate’s Corner Café

Sandwiches

Ham £1.50
Cheese £1.30
Tuna £1.70
Chicken £2.00

Piece of pizza 90p
Hamburger £2.50

Ice Cream 80p

Cup of tea 50p
Cup of coffee 70p
Coke 60p
Orange juice 60p
Mineral water 80p

2.
Listen and repeat.
3. Ask and answer questions.
How much is a tuna sandwich? One pound seventy
How much is a chicken sandwich and a mineral water? Two pounds eighty.
4. Listen to the conversations and complete them.


The conversation a
A Hello.
B Hello. CanI have a ______ ______, please?
A Here you are. Anything else?
B No, thanks.
A One pound ______, please.
B Thanks.
A Thank you.


The conversation b
A Hi.
B Hello. Can I have a cheese sandwich, please?
A Anything to drink?
B Yes. A ______ ______ ______, please.
A OK. Here you are.
B ______ ______ is that?
A One pound eighty, please.
B Thanks.


The conversation c
A Good morning.
B Morning.
A ______ ______ ______ a hamburger and a cup of coffee, please?
B OK. ______ ______ ______.
A Thanks. How much is that?
B ______ ______ twenty.
A One, two, three pounds .... twenty p.
B Thanks
A Thank you.