6.

A: Your homework is Exercises B and C on page 24.

B: Could you write that on the board?
A: Sure.

UNIT 1
Track 14, Page 21 Dev: I’m from India. How about you?
1. books Leon: I’m from Poland. What classes are you taking?
2. clocks Dev: English and writing and math. How about you?
3. teacher Leon: The same. And I have a computer class. I’m going to the
cafeteria for a sandwich. Want to come?
4. students
Dev: Sure. I’d like a soda.
5. classes
6. desk Track 17, Page 26
7. dictionaries 1. Where are Leon and Dev?
8. pencil 2. What is Dev buying?
9. trashcans 3. Who is their teacher?
10. boxes 4. Where is their class?
11. eraser 5. Is Leon a new student?
12. maps 6. Where is Dev from?
13. computer 7. Where are they going?
14. printer Track 19, Page 32
15. lights Library
16. backpacks A: When is the library open?
B: From Monday to Friday, it’s open from 8 a.m. to 10 p.m. And on
Track 16, Page 26 Saturday and Sunday, it’s open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Leon: Are you buying a dictionary?
Cafeteria
Dev: Yes, I am. A: When is the cafeteria open?
Leon: You know, I think you’re in my class. English 2? B: It’s open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. from Monday to Saturday. It’s
Dev: With Mr. Baxter? closed on Sunday.
Leon: Yes. At 9 o’clock. In room 312. Shuttle
Dev: Hey, we are in the same class. A: What is the schedule for the shuttle?
Leon: My name is Leon. B: On weekdays, it runs from 6 a.m. to 10 p.m. On Saturday and
Sunday, it runs from 8 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Dev: Hi Leon, my name is Dev.
Computer lab
Leon: Hi, Dev. Are you a new student? A: When is the computer lab open?
Dev: Yeah. This is my first week at school. B: From Monday to Friday it’s open from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. On Saturday,
Leon: This is my second year here. What country are you from? it’s open from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. And on Sunday, it’s closed.

UNIT 2
Track 23, Page 37 4. What’s her address?
1. What’s her name? 5. What’s her job?
2. What’s his name? 6. What’s his job?
3. What’s his address?

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 Track 25, Page 42 A: How about your other children? What do they do?
A: Oh, Victoria, this is a great picture. Is this your family? B: Well, Barbara is a homemaker. She has twins, Victor and Valerie,
B: Yes, it is, it’s our family reunion at the park. they’re wearing the same T-shirts. They’re nine years old, and
they are in fourth grade.
A: Are all of these your children?
A: Oh, I see them here. They’re cute.
B: Not all of them. These are my daughters, Barbara, Betty, and
Benita. This tall man is my son, Bobby. B: Thanks. Betty’s a doctor and Benita’s a baker. She bakes cakes
and cookies for her own bakery.
A: Where do they live?
A: That’s wonderful! And your husband?
B: I’m lucky. My daughters live here in Massachusetts, but Bobby
lives in California with his wife, Julia. She’s the woman wearing B: That’s Frank. He’s sitting under the tree.
glasses. They have two children. Bobby’s holding Erika, she’s A: What does he do?
four, and the little one is Bobby, Jr. He’s two.
B: He’s retired.
A: They live in California? What does Bobby do?
A: Well, you have a beautiful family, Victoria.
B: He’s a college professor in Los Angeles. He teaches
B: Thank you, we had a wonderful time…
engineering. Julia is an elementary school teacher.

UNIT 3
Track 30, Page 53 Sometimes Pine Street is busy and noisy and there is a lot of
1. The cat is in the basket. traffic, but that’s OK. Everything is convenient and the neighbors
are friendly.
2. The cat is on the TV.
3. The cat is next to the chair. Track 35, Page 61
1. The apartment is large.
4. The cat is between the sofa and the armchair.
2. The neighborhood is noisy.
5. The cat is under the coffee table.
3. The neighbors are friendly.
6. The cat is over the sofa.
4. The school is near my apartment building.
7. The cat is in front of the refrigerator.
5. My sister lives in the next building.
8. The cat is behind the armchair.
6. The traffic is heavy.
Track 34, Page 60 7. The bus stop is on the corner.
My name is Magda Santos. I live in an apartment building on 8. There’s no laundry room in the building.
Pine street between Second Street and Third Street. My address
is 232 Pine Street, apartment 4G. My apartment is on the fourth 9. The laundromat is next to my building.
floor. I live in a two-bedroom apartment with my husband and 10. Each apartment has only one parking space.
my two daughters. My sister lives in the next building, at 234
Pine Street. She’s in apartment 3A. I like my apartment and my Track 37, Page 65
neighborhood. Apartment one
The elementary school is very near my building. It’s across the A: I’m calling about the apartment for rent. It’s a two
street, on the corner of Pine Street and Third Street. My daughters bedroom, right?
can walk to school. There’s a small park next to the school. My B: Yes, it’s a two-bedroom apartment.
daughters play there on Saturdays and Sundays. The grocery store
is on the corner of Pine and Third Street. A: Where is the apartment?
There’s a coffee shop across the street from our apartment buildings. B: It’s in Madison on First Street, near the park.
Sometimes my sister and I get a cup of coffee and sit and talk. A: Does it have parking?
My building doesn’t have a laundry room, but that isn’t a problem. B: No, it doesn’t have parking. You can park on the street.
There is a laundromat next to our apartment building. A: Does it have air conditioning?
There are many restaurants in the neighborhood: Mexican, Italian, B: Yes, it does.
Chinese, and Indian. I like to try different kinds of food.
A: How much is the rent?
There are two parking lots behind the apartment buildings. Each B: The rent is $1,100 a month.
apartment gets only one space. My husband takes the bus to
work. The bus stop is on the corner of Pine and Second Street, in A: Are the utilities included?
front of the laundromat. B: You pay the heat. Electric, water, and trash are included.

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