20. A postcard
Best wishes.
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Departures - Unit 19
19. Everyday Conversation
A) Can you show me some cameras, please?
B) Certainly, sir ... this one's very good.
A) Yes, it is ... How much is it?
B) £85, sir.
A) Oh, dear. That's very expensive.
B) Hmm, I see ... that one isn't expensive, sir.
A) What make is it?
B) It's a Kodak ... it's £47.
A) Hmm ... Can you show it to me?
£85, £92, £78, £53 - £47, £39, £25, £51
cameras (Kodak), radios (Sony), watches (Timex), cassette-recorders (Philips)
C) Oh, excuse me!
D) Yes, sir?
C) Could you bring us some more tea, please?
D) Of course, sir.
C) ... and could you bring me the bill, please? I'm in a hurry.
tea, coffee, cream, brandy
E) Taxi!
F) Where to, madam?
E) Can you take me to the airport, please?
F) Certainly, madam ... Have you got any luggage?
E) Yes. Can you get it for me? It's over there.
F) All right. ... Ooh! It's very heavy.
E) Yes, it is ... I'm very sorry.
airport, station, bus station, international Hotel
G) Goodhight, Andrew.
H) Goodnight, Colin.
G) Have a good holiday!
H) Thanks.
G) Don't forget ... send me a postcard!
H) O.K. ... Oh, I haven't got your address.
G) That's O.K. You can send it to me at the office.
H) All right ... Bye.
G) Bye.
at the office, at school, at work, here
Departures - Unit 18
18. Which one?
George How about some more wine?
Charles Please.
George Which glass is yours?
Charles That one's mine.
George Which one?
Charles The empty one!
George Well, good night! ...
Charles Good night ... thank you for a lovely
evening.
George Now, which coats are yours?
Charles Oh, those coats are ours.
George Which ones?
Charles The black one and the grey one.
George Ah, yes ... I've got them.
Charles Good. The grey one's mine, and the black
one's hers.
Exercise:
Example:
It's my pen. - It's mine.
They're our books. - They're ours.
It's his car. - ........................
It's their house. - .....................
It's John's coat. - ......................
It's her hat. - ........................
It's your flat. - .......................
It's Mary's bag. - ....................
Departures - Unit 17
17. At the customs
Customs Officier Good morning. Can I see your passport?
Man Certainly. Here it is.
C.O. Yes, that's all right. Have you got anything to declare?
Man Yes, I have.
C.O. What have you got?
Man I've got some whisky and some cigarettes.
C.O. How much whisky have you got?
Man A litre.
C.O. That's all right. And how many cigarettes have you got?
Man Two hundred.
C.O. Fine. What about perfume? Have you got any perfume?
Man Er ... No, I haven't.
C.O. Good. Open your case, please.
Man Pardon?
C.O. Open your case, please. Open it now! Oh, dear! Look at this! You've got three bottles of whisky, four hundred cigarettes and a lot of perfume!
Question:
Has he got anything to declare?
Has he got any cigarettes?
Ask "How many?"
Has he got any perfume?
Ask "How much?"
Has he got any bottles of whisky?
Ask "How many?"
Exercise:
How much wine ha she got?
How many cameras has she got?
Write four questions:
... cigarettes ...?
... perfume ...?
... watches ...?
... money ...?
Departures - Unit 16
16. Gloria Gusto, Tom Atkins and Terry Archer
Hi there! My name's Gloris Gusto.
I'm an actress.
I'm from London.
I've got a flat in London and a house in Hollywood, with a swimming pool.
I've got a new Rolls-Royce and a lot of money in the bank.
I've got a husband, and there wonderful children in Hollywood.
Life's great!
I've got everything!
Hello, my name's Tom Atkins.
I'm from London, too.
I'm broke. I haven't got my mony.
I haven't got a job or a house, or a car.
I haven't got a wife, and I haven't got any children.
Life's terrible!
I haven't got anything!
Look at this man.
His name"s Terry Archer.
He isn't from London.
He's from Oxford.
He's a factory worker.
He's got a good job.
He's got a car.
He hasn't got a big house, he's got a flat.
He's got a wife, but he hasn't got any children.
Life's all right.
Exercise 1:
Example: flat in London - Has she got a flat in London? Yes, she has.
house in Hollywood, swimming pool, Rolls-Royce, lot of money, husband, three children
Exercise 2:
Example: a job - Has he a job? No, he hasn't.
a house, a car, a wife, any money, any children
Exercise 3:
Example: brother - I've got a brother; Rolls-Royce - I haven't got a Rolls-Royce
Write four sentences: watch, sister, bicycle, umbrella
Questions:
What's his name?
Where's he from?
What's his job?
Has he got a good job?
Has he got a car?
Has he got a flat or a house?
Has he got a wife?
Has he got any children?
Departures - Unit 15
15. Everyday Conversation
A) Please come in.
B) Thank you.
A) Please, ... sit down. Would you like a cup of tea?
B) Yes, please.
A) How about a biscuit?
B) No, thanks. I'm on a diet.
a cup of tea, a cup of coffe, a glass of milk, a glass of beer, a glass of water
a biscuit, a sandwich, a piece of cake, an orange, a chocolate
C) Execuse me ...
D) Yes, Can I help you?
C) Yes, I'd like some information about information about trains please.
D) Where to?
C) ... to London.
D) When?
C) Tomorrow.
D) Morning or aftermoon.
C) In the evening. About six o'clock.
D) There's one at 6.40.
C) Thank you.
trains, buses, planes, boats, excursions
E) I'd like a pair of shoes, please.
F) What colour would you like?
E) Brown.
F) And what size are you?
E) Five. Can I try them on?
F) Of course.
a pair of shoes, a raincoat, a pullover, a cardigan, a pair of jeans
G) How about dinner, tonight?
H) I'd love to.
G) Where can we meet?
H) How about the square?
G) All right. What time?
H) Is seven o'clock OK?
G) Yes, that's fine.
dinner, a film, a walk, a concert, a drink
Departures - Unit 14
14. At the hairdresser's
Jane ... Oh, Yes, my husband's wonderful!
Sally Really? Is he?
Jane Yes, he's big, strong and handsome!
Sally Well, my husband isn't very big, or very strong ... but he's very intelligent.
Jane Intelligent?
Sally Yes, he can speak six languages.
Jane Can he? Which languages can he speak?
Sally He can speak French, Spanish, Italian, German, Arabic and Japanese.
Jane Oh! ... My husband's very athletic.
Sally Athletic?
Jane Yes, he can swim, ski, play football, cricket and rugby ...
Sally Can he cook?
Jane Pardon?
Sally Can your husband cook? My husband can't play sports ... but he's an excellent cook.
Jane Is he?
Sally Yes, and he can sew, and iron ... he's a very good husband.
Jane Really? Is he English?
Questions:
Is Jane's husband big?
Is he ugly?
Can he play football?
Can he speek French?
Can he ski?
Can he sew?
Is Sally's husband athletic?
Is he intelligent?
Can he speak Arabic?
Can he play cricket?
Can he play rugby?
Can he iron?
Exercise:
Example:
I can drive.
I can't swim.
Write ten sentences.
Departures - Unit 13
13. Elton Kash
Look at this man.
He's lton Kash.
He's a pop star.
He's a very rich and famous.
Look at his house.
It's large and expensive, and there's a swimming pool in the garden.
There are ten bedrooms in the house.
Elton's car's American.
It's 1978 Lincoln Continental.
It's fast and comfortable.
In his car there's a radio, a stereo cassette-player, a cocktail cabinet, a cigar lighter and electric windows.
But Elton isn't happy ... he'd like a Rolls-Royce.
Look at this man.
He's Mr Wilson.
He's a teacher.
He's very poor and he isn't famous.
Look at his house.
It's small and cheap and there isn't a garden.
There are only two bedrooms in the house.
Mr Wilson's car's English.
It's a 1959 Mini.
It's slow and uncomfortable.
In his car there isn't a radio or a cassette-player ... there's an engine, a steering-wheel, and there are four wheels and two doors.
Mr Wilson isn't happy ... he'd like a new Mini.
Exercise:
Elton's a pop star. - Mr Wilson's a teacher.
Elton's rich. - ..............................
Elton's car's American. - .........................
Elton's house is large and expensive. - .................................
He'd like a Rolls-Royce. - ....................................
Departures - Unit 12
12. Do this! Don't do that!
Charles Orson is a film director. He's in the studio. He's with Steve Newman and Raquel Evans. Steve's an actor. Raquel's an actress. They're film stars.
"Everybody! Be quiet, please! O.K. Steve, now open the door ... come in ...walk to the sofa ... Walk! Don't run! ... O.K., sit down ... don't move ... now, take Raquel' hand ... look into her eyes ... don't laugh! ... smile!
Raquel! Smile at Steve ... look into his eyes ... don't laugh! ... now, close your eyes. Steve! Kiss her! That's fine! Now, Steve, go to the door ... O.K., turn the lights on ... turn the microphones on ... start the camera ... action!"
Look at these pictures.
Exercises:
Departures - Unit 11
Customer Waiter! I'd like the menu, please.
Waiter Here you are, sir.
Customer Thanks ... I'd like some soup ...
Waiter Tomato soup?
Customer Yes, please ... and I'd like a steak.
Waiter Rare, medium, or well-done?
Customer Medium, please.
Waiter Which vegetables would you like?
Customer I'd like some potatoes, some peas and a salad, please.
Waiter Certainly, sir.
Customer Oh, and I'd like some wine.
Waiter Which wine would you like, sir?
Customer A bottle of redwine, please.
Departures - Unit 10
10. Is there any wine in the bottle?
There's some rice in the jar.
There's some milk in the bottle.
There's some sugar in the jar.
There's some oil in the bottle.
There's some some water in the jug.
There's some wine in the bottle.
There are some apples on the table.
There are some eggs on the table.
There are some oranges on the table.
There are some bananas on the table.
There are some lemons on the table.
There are some onions on the table.
There isn't any butter.
There isn't any cheese.
There isn't any beer.
There aren't any tomatoes.
There aren't any mushrooms.
There aren't any eggs.
The fridge is empty!
Is there any cheese in the fridge? - Yes, there is.
Is there any butter in the fridge? - No, there isn't.
Are there any eggs in the fridge? - Yes, there are.
Are there any tomatoes in the fridge? - No, there aren't.
Exercise:
butter
A) There's some butter in the freezer.
B) How much is there.
A)There's a lot.
Write conversations with: ice-cream, meat
hamburgers
A) There are some hamburgers in freezer.
B) How many are there?
A) There are a lot.
Write conversations with: peas, chickens
Departures - Unit 9
Richard Hello, Jane.
Jane Hello, Richard.
Richard Phew! What's this?
Jane It's a Cadillac.
Richard Hmm. Is it your car?
Jane Well, no ... no, it isn't.
Richard Whose car is it?
Jane It's Mr Orson's car.
Richard Mr Orson? Who's he?
Jane He's my boss. He's a millionaire!
Exercise 1:
Who is it? It's Mr Orson.
Write sentences for B and C.
Exercise 2:
What is it? It's a cigar.
What are they? They're glasses.
Write sentences for 3-12.
Exercise 3:
Whose cigar is it? It's Mr Orson cigar.
Whose glasses are they? They're Jane's glasses.
Write sentences for 3-12.
Look at this:
Look at Dick: He's Anne's husband. He's Mike's father.
Look at Anne: She's Dick's wife. She's Sue's mother.
Look at Mike: He's their son. He's Sue's brother.
Look at Sue: She's their daughter. She's Mike's sister.
Departures - Unit 8
8. A family re-union
Tom It's me ... Tom.
Mrs Turner Tom?Tom Yes, Tom ... your grandson, ... from Canada!
Mrs Turner Oh, Tom! Come in!Tom This is my wife, Mary.
Mrs Turner Oh, how do you do?Tom ... and these are our children, Jimmy and Ethel.
Mrs Turner Hello Jimmy. Hello, Ethel. Well, this is a nice surprise!
Look at Mrs Turner. Her skirt's black. Her blouse is white.
Look at Tom. His jacket's brown. His trousers are grey.
Look at Mary. Her dress is pink. Her shoes are orange.
Look at Jimmy. His shirt's red. His shorts are green.
Look at Ethel. Her T-shirt's yellow. Her jeans are blue.
Exercise 1:
Who's this? It's Captain Adams. He's an astronaut.
Use these words: housewife, policeman, secretary, doctor
Exercise 2:
What colour is it? It's red.
What colour are they? They're blue.
Departures - Unit 7
7. Everyday Conversation
A) Excuse me.
B) Yes?
A) Is there a post office near here?
B) Yes, there is.
A) Is it far?
B) No, it isn't very far. First right, second left.
A) Thank you very much.
B) That's all right.
post office, bus stop, bank, café, telephone box, supermarket
first, second, third
C) Mrs Connor, could you pass the salt please?
D) Certainly.
C) Thank you very much.
D) And the pepper?
C) No, thank you.
salt, sugar, bread, vinegar
pepper? milk? butter? oil?
E) Good evening.
F) Good evening.
E) Half of bitter, please.
F) Here you are, sir.
E) Thank you very much. How much is that?
E) Thank you very much. How much is that?
F) 15p.
a pint, half a pint, a whisky, a double whisky
with lemon, with soda, with Coke
10p, £1.15, £1.50
G) Are you on the phone?
H) Yes, I am.
G) What's your number?
H) 23306
23306, 66880, 087432, 72258, 10443, 90537, 47925
Departures - Unit 6
6. A nice flat
Agent This is a nice flat, Miss Wilkins, Here's a plan ...
Miss Wilkins Mmm ...
Agent There's a living-room. There's a kitchen, a bedroom, a bathroom, and there's a toilet.
Miss Wilkins Is there a balcony?
Agent ... No, there isn't.
Miss Wilkins ... and a telephone?
Agent No, there isn't a telephone.
Agent Well here's the kitchen.
Miss Wilkins Hmm ... it's a very small.
Agent Yes, it isn't very large, but there's a cooker and a fridge. There are some cupboards under the sink.
Miss Wilkins Are there any plates?
Agent Yes, there are.
Miss Wilkins Good. Are there any chairs in here?
Agent No, there aren't, but there are some in the living-room.
Miss Wilkins Hmm.There aren't any glasses!
Agent Yes, there are! They're in the cupboard.
Miss Wilkins ... and ... er ... where's the toilet?
Exercise 1:
sofa - There' a sofa in the living room.
radio - There isn't a radio in the living-room.
Write sentences with: telephone, cupboard, chair, table
Exercise 2:
books - There are some books on the shelf.
cups - There aren't any cups on the shelf.
Write sentences with: glasses, records, magazines, bottles
Exercise 3:
magazine/table? - Is there a magazine on the table?
books/shelf? - Are there any books on the shelf?
Write question with: radio/shelf, bottles/table, records/table
Exercise 4:
Where are the bottles? They're on the shelf.
Where's the chair? It's in the living-room.
Answer the questions:
Where's the television?
Where are the glasses?
Where are the books?
Where's the sofa?
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Departures - Unit 5
5. I'm cold
A) Ooh! I'm cold!
B) Are you?
A) Yes, I am.
B) Oh, I'm not. I'm hot!
rich - poor, full - empty, thick - thin, old - new,
cheap - expensive, tall - short, fat - thin, long - short.
strong - weak, old - young, beautiful - ugly.
Exercise 1:
Helen Wilson's thirsty.
Alan Wilson ...............
Mrs Wilson ................
Miss Cook .................
Mr Parker ..................
Mr Cooper .................
Mr West and Mr Spencer .................
sad, angry, hungry, thirsty, tired, cold, hot
Exercise 2.
Look at Steve King.
He's weak. He's small. He's light. He's thin. He's young.
Now write four sentences for:
Big Joe Freezer (He's heavy. ...)
Mrs Loot
Fred Penny
Departures - Unit 4
4. What's your name?
Mr Dean Good evening.
Receptionist Good evening, sir.
Mr Dean My name's Dean.
Receptionist Ah, yes ... Mr Dean ... Room 15. Here's your key.
Mr Dean Thank you.
Porter Is this your case?
Mr Dean No, it isn't.
Porter Oh, is that your case over there?
Mr Dean Yes, it is.
Mr Brown Good evening.
Receptionist Good evening. What are your names, please?
Mr Brown Mr and Mrs Brown.
Receptionist Ah, yes ... here's your key.
Porter Are these your cases here?
Mr Brown No, they aren't.
Porter Oh, I'm sorry. Are those your cases over there?
Mr Brown Yes, they are.
Mrs Brown Is this our room?
Mr Brown What's the number?
Mrs Brown 14.
Mr Brown Oh, no, it isn't. That's our room ... number 13.
What's your job?
Exercise 1:
Look at 13: What's his job? He's a manager.
Look at 14: What's her job? She's a receptionist.
Look at 15: What are their jobs? They're waiters.
Look at 16: .......................? .......................
Look at 17: .......................? .......................
Look at 18: .......................? .......................
Look at 19: .......................? .......................
Use these words: cleaners, cook, secretary, porter
Exercise 2:
Look at 20: What's his job? He's a pilot.
Look at 21: .......................? .......................
Look at 22: .......................? .......................
Look at 23: .......................? .......................
Look at 24: .......................? .......................
Use these words: pilot, policemen, air-hostess, taxi driver, mechanic
Exercise 3:
What's your name? .................
What's your job? ....................
Departures - Unit 3
3. What is it?
Exercise1:
Example:
a car, an egg, a glass, a table, a bus,
an apple, a handbag, a knife, a key,
a chair, a train, an ice-cream, a plate,
a cup, an umbrella, a window, a watch,
a spoon, an orange, a fork, a shelf,
a lorry, a pen, a door, a lemon, a taxi.
What are they?
Exercise 2:
They are forks.Use these words:
watches, cups, knives, keys, lorries, cars, glasses
Exercise 3:
What is this? - It's a clock.
What are they? - They're radios.
.......................? - .......... asthray.
.......................? - .......... beds.
.......................? - .......... houses.
.......................? - .......... towel.
Departures - Unit 2
2. Excuse me!
A) Excuse me!
B) Yes?
A) Are you English?
B) Pardon?
A) Are you English?
B) Oh, yes. Yes, we are.
A) Oh, I'm English. Are you on holiday?
B) No, we aren't. We're businessmen.
A) Please, sit down ...
B) Thank you.
A) Tea?
B) Yes, please.
A) Sugar?
B) No, thanks.
A) Where are you from?
B) I'm from London.
A) Are you a businessman?
B) No, I'm not. I'm a tourist.
Where are you from?
1. He's from New York. He's American.
2. She's from Paris. She's French.
3. They're from London. They're English.
4. ................................. .............. Russian.
5. ................................ ............. Chinese.
6. ................................ ............. Mexican.
7. ................................ ............. Spanish.
8. ................................ ............. Italian.
9. ................................ ............. Iranian.
10. ................................ ............. Japanese.
Departures - Unit 1
1. Hello
A) Hello.
B) Hello.
A) I'm David Clark.
B) I'm Linda Martin.
C) Are you teacher?
D) No, I'm not.
C) Oh, Are you a student?
D) Yes, I am.
E) Are you from England?
F) No, I'm not.
E) Where are you from?
F) I'm from Canada.
G) Hello, John!
H) Hello, Peter. How are you?
G) I'm very well, thanks. And you?
H) I'm fine, thanks.
Exercise 1:
David Clark - He's David Clark.
Linda Martin - She's Linda Martin.
Alan Smith - ......................
Susan Smith - ........................
John Green - .......................
Carol Green - ......................
Exercise 2:
Is she teacher? - No, she isn't.
Is she a sudent? - Yes, she is.
............... a student? - No, ...............
............... a teacher? - Yes, ...............
Exercise 3:
Is he from England? - No, he isn't.
Where is he from? - He's from Canada.
............... Canada? - No, ...................
.............................? - ................ France.
................ France? - ...........................
.............................? - .................Japan.
Exercise 4:
Are you a teacher? - .........................
Are you a student? - .........................
Are you from England? - ..........................
Where are you from? - ..........................
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