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    WORKBOOK

    Ken Wilson / Thomas Healy OXFORD

    VOCABULARY
    Look at the pictures. Write the words in the crossword puzzle.
    VOCABULARY

    1 Look at the pictures. Write the words in the crossword puzzle.

    a r t i s t
    e
    a c t o r
    c
    s h
    w r i t e r
    c n r
    h g
    s e r v e r
    f r

    2.Write the missing letters.


    1.actor 4. chef

    2.web designer 5. student

    3.businesswoman 6. writer
    LANGUAGE PRACTICE
    1.Complete the sentences. Use am, are, or is.
    1. Angela is from Tokyo. 4. You are from London.

    2.I am a server. 5. He is a writer

    3.They are chefs. 6. We are artists

    2. Make the sentences negative.


    1. He's from Seoul. 4.You're in my class.
    He isn’t from Seoul You're not in my class

    2. I’m an artist. 5.Beth and I are singers.


    I’m not an artist Beth and I are not singers.

    3. His name is Hiroshi. 6.Mara and Charlie are from the US.
    His name is not Hiroshi. Mara and Charlie are not from the US

    3. Write questions and answers about the people in the photos. Use the words
    in parentheses.

    1.(server?) 2. (teacher?)
    Is he a server? Is he a teacher?
    No, he isn’t. He’s a chef. Yes, he is. He is a teacher.

    3. Web designer 4. businessman


    Is she a web designer is she a businessman?
    Yes, she is. No, she is not. She is a painter.
    4.Correct the sentences.
    1.I a businessman. X 4.I no am from London. X
    I’m a businessman I am not from London

    2.Bill are from the US. X 5.Are he a singer? X


    Bill is from the US. Is he a singer?

    3.She’s web dessigner. X 6.You from Toronto? X


    She’s a web dessigner. Are you from Toronto?

    5.Choose the sentences from the box to complete the conversation.

    Are you from San Francisco


    l'm a teacher
    l'm from Chicago
    l'm Sue
    My name’s Mark

    Mark Hi. My name’s Mark


    Sue Hello, Mark. Nice to meet you.
    I’m Sue
    Mark Are you from San Francisco, Sue?
    Sue Yes, I am. How about you?
    Mark l'm from Chicago. Are you a student here?
    Sue No, I’m a teacher

    6.Read the conversation in Activity 5 again. Write a similar conversation. Use the
    information on the list.
    Guests
    Name Job From
    Tom Anderson writer Us
    Sally Atkins actor Canada

    Tom Hi. My name's Tom.


    Sally Hello, Tom. l'm Sally
    Tom Are you from Canada?

    Sally Yes, l'm . How about you?


    Tom l'm from US. Are you a writer?
    Sally No, l'm not
    LISTENING
    Go
    ONLINE
    Go to www. Smartchoicepractice.com. Download the audio for Unit 1.
    Listen. Match the conversations (1-2) and the pictures A-B.
    1.... 2......
    A B

    2. Listen again. Choose (7) True or False.

    T F

    Bill isn't a chef. ✔

    Sara is a server.
    ✔
    Sara isn’t from New York. ✔

    Bill is from Miami.


    ✔
    S. Katie and Jonah are from Los Angeles
    Angeles. ✔

    Katie is an actor. ✔

    Jonah isn’t a model. ✔

    PRONUNCIATION
    1. Listen. Choose (7) a or an.

    a an
    1. ✔
    2. ✔
    3. ✔
    4. ✔
    5. ✔
    6. ✔
    READING
    Match the photos (1—4) and texts (A—D).

    Photo- 1 Text B Photo 2- Text C Photo 3- Text A Photo 4 –Text D

    A B
    Young-free Kim is from Seoul in South This is Atasuke Nakamura. He’s from
    Korea. Nagasaki in Japan. Atasuke is a chef
    She’s a teacher in a large school. in a sushi restaurant.

    C D
    Fred Bevan is a businessman. He’s from This is Fernanda Leal. She is a tour
    Toronto, Candida. guide from Brazil

    2.Read the texts again. Correct the sentences below.

    1.Young-hee is from Taiwan. X


    Young-hee isn't from Taiwan. She’s from South Korea.

    2.Fernanda is a businesswoman. X
    Fernanda isn't a businesswoman She is a tour guide

    3.Fred is from Montreal. X


    Fred isn't from Montreal He is from Toronto, Canada.

    4. Atasuke is an engineer. X
    Atasuke isn't an engineer. Atasuke is a chef in a sushi restaurant

    5.Fernanda is from Mexico. X


    Fernanda isn't from Mexico. She is from Brazil

    6.Young-hee is a programmer. X
    Young-hee isn't a programmer She’s a teacher in a large school.

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