Unit 8 / O / clock
1a / Q Q / / Q Q Q / / Q /
1b / O O / / O O O / / O /
/ O /
1c / Q / ; / O /; / Q / ; / O /; / Q / ; / O /
2a 2b
hat hot 22121
cat cot 11212
fax fox 22112
sack sock 12221
tap top 12122
backs box 12121
2c
It’s hat weather. It’s hot weather.
He’s got a white cat. He’s got a white cot.
Look for the fax. Look for the fox.
Put it in the sack. Put it in the sock.
Turn that tap slowly. Turn that top slowly.
I can see their backs. I can see their box.
2d
Look for the fox.
He’s got a white cat.
Put it in the sack.
It’s hot weather.
Turn that tap slowly.
I can see their backs.
2f
What a pretty little cot.
He tried to put his head in the sack.
The top was made of metal.
Which pat do you want?
I like the badien film.
Writing a block of letters.
3b TV advertisement foe Onwash
?What’s wrong with you, Mrs Blogges?
?What’s wrong with me? I want a holiday for this horrible job.
?Buy a bottle of Onwash, Mrs Blogges.
?Unwash so soft and strong.
?You don’t lose lot of water with Onwash. Onwash is not a long job.
?Use Onwahs often.
?You won’t be sorry when you’ve got Onwash.
?Everybody wants Onwash.
?Buy Onwash
?Washing socks.
?Onwash so popular.
4a
?Have a holiday, Mrs Bloggs.
?Stop washing, Mrs Wong.
?Don’t drop that pot, Mrs Morris.
?Put it on the box, Mrs Johnson.
?Have a holiday, Mrs Bloggs
?Stop washing Mr Wong.
?Don’t drop that pot, Mr Morris
?Put it on the box, Mrs Johnson.
4b
Put these socks in the top drawer, Mrs Johnson.
Put it on the top of the box.
Make the coffee hot, Mrs Wang.
Don’t wash these socks in the wash machine.
Don’t go to the wrong office.
Go to the shop, Asker
Don’t go to the wrong doctor, Branwen.
Unit 9 / O / ball
1a / O O / / O O O / / O /
1b / O / / O O O / / O /
/ O /
1c / O / ; / O /; / O / ; / O /; / O / ; / O /
2a 2b
Don Dawn 11212
Cod cord 22111
Shot short 11212
Pot port 12121
Fox forks 22211
Spot sport 21121
2c
Is your name Don? Is your name Dawn? This cod was in the sea. This cord was in the sea. He was shot. He was short.
It’s a small pot it’s a small port.
Look for the fox. Look for the forks.
I don’t like these spots. I don’t like these sports. 2d
Look for the fox.
It’s a small pot.
Is your name Dawn?
He was shot.
This cod was in the sea.
My doctor doesn’t like these sports.
This pot are very dirty.
I said what a dog.
Mr Smith was shot.
The lion was walking towards the forest.
Look at that white
3b
Laura Short is our reporter.
He’s George Bon, the goalkeeper
Sport report from Radio Four.
A footballer is walking towards me.
The scores was forty four – four.
It’s wasn’t my fault.
Tell us about football in New York.
4a
You will get up at four in the morning.
I saw a Landau when I was in New York.
It’s your fault. My fault?
Mr Short always plays football in the morning.
I saw Victoria at the airport.
I put the ball in the drawer.
It’s too warm to go walking. It’s too warm?
Gogier was looking gorgeous this morning.
Morgan has bought a forty five horses.
I’m going to by a horse.
Unit 10 / U / book
1a / O / / O O O / / O /
1b / u / / u u u / / u /
/ u /
1c / O / ; / u /; / O / ; / u /; / O / ; / u /
2a 2b
pot put 22121
cod could 12211
lock look 22211
rock rook 21211
box books 11212
2c
Pot the plant in the garden. Put the plant in the garden.
How do you spell cod? How do you spell could?
I’ll lock you up. I’ll look you up?
The wind blew around the rock. The wind blew around rook.
Give me the box. Give me the books.
2d
?Pot the plant in the garden.
?Give me the books.
?The wind blew around the rock.
?How do you spell could?
?I’ll look you up?
2f
?That cooker is very noisy.
?Lock it u carefully.
?He’s my godfather.
?How do you spell cod?
3b A lost book
Could you tell me where you put my book?
Isn’t it on the bookshelf?
No, the bookshelf is full of your cookery books.
Then you should look in the bedroom, shouldn’t you?
I looked. You took the book and put it somewhere, didn’t you.
The living room?
No. I’ve looked. I’m going to put it in the box and lock it.
Look, John. It’s one the floor next to your foot.
Ah, good.
4a
should you shouldn’t you
could you couldn’t you
would he wouldn’t he
He couldn’t cook, could he?
She couldn’t play football, could she?
You wouldn’t look, would you?
They would like sugar, would they?
4b
She couldn’t cook.
She couldn’t cook, could she? No, she couldn’t.
We couldn’t cook cake without sugar.
We couldn’t cook cake without sugar, could we? No, we couldn’t.
Good footballer shouldn’t eat too much pudding.
Good footballer shouldn’t eat too much pudding, should they? No, they shouldn’t. You should look at some good cookery books.
You should look at some good cookery books. Shouldn’t you? Yes, I should. You wouldn’t put your foot in it.
You wouldn’t put your foot in it, would you? No, I wouldn’t.
They wouldn’t cook books.
They wouldn’t cook books, would they? No, they wouldn’t.
Unit 11 / u / boot
1a / u u / / u u u / / u /
u / / u u /
1b / u / / u
u
/ u /
1c / u / ; / u /; / u / ; / u /; / u / ; / u /
2a 2b
look Luke11212
pull pool11122
full fool
could cooed22111
would wooed21121
2c
Look, the new moon. Luke, the new moon.
The sign said pull. The sign said pool.
It isn’t really full proof. It isn’t really foolproof.
The bird could. The bird cooed.
He would, Julie, at full moon. He wooed at the full moon.
Look, the new moon.
2d
The bird cooed.
The sign said pull.
This isn’t really full proof.
He would, Julie, at the full moon.
Luke, the new moon.
2e
A foolproof computer
Waterproof boots.
A windproof jacket
Childproof containers
An ovenproof dash
A waterproof coat
A bulletproof vest
2f
Luke, I want you to come here.
That’s full.
Did you say pull?
He would marry.
That’s fully skirt.
3b The two rudeness students in the school
Good afternoon, girls.
Good afternoon, Miss Luke.
This afternoon we’re going to learn how to cook the soup. Turn on your computers and look at the unit 22.
Excuse me, Miss Luke.
Yes, Julie.
There is chewing gum on your shoe.
Who threw the chewing gum on the floor? Was it you, Julie?
No, Miss Luke. It was Susan.
Who?
Susan Duke.
It wasn’t me. Stupid. It was Julie.
It was you.
It wasn’t me. My mouth is full of chewing gum. Look, Miss Luke.
Stop pulling my hair, Susan. It was you.
You.
You.
Excuse me. If you two continue with this rudeness you can stay after school instead of going to the pool.
4a
Excuse me.
Yes?
Could you tell me where I can get shoelaces?
Yes, there’s a shop next to super market. They sell very good shoelaces. I’m going to there too. Unit 12 / E / girl
1a / O / / E
E / / O /
E
1b / E / / E E E / / E /
/ E /
1c / O / ; / E /; / O / ; / E /; / O / ; / E /
Minimal pairs A
2a 2b
four fur 12112
torn turn 12221
warm worm 11221
walker worker 12212
2c
?She’s got four. She’s got fur.
?It’s torn sign. It’s turn sign.
?I wouldn’t like warm soup. I wouldn’t like worm soup.
?He’s a fast walker. He’s a fast worker.
2d
?She’s got four.
?It’s turn sign.
?He’s a fast walker.
?I wouldn’t like warm soup.
Minimal pairs B
1a / e / / e
e e / / e /
1b / E / / E E E / / E /
/ E /
1c / e / ; / E /; / e / ; / E /; / e / ; / E /
2a 2b
ten turn22211
Ben burn11212
Bed bird11122
West worst22121
2c
The sign say ‘ten’. The sign says ‘turn’
Look at it, Ben. Look at it burn.
It’s a colourful bed. It’s a colourful bird.
It’s the west wind. It’s the worst wind.
2d
The sign say ‘ten’.
It’s a colourful bird.
It’s the west wind.
Look at it burn!
Minimal pair C
V / / V V V /
1a / V / / V
V
1b / E / / E E E / / E /
/ E /
1c / V / ; / E /; / V / ; / E /; / V / ; / E /
2a 2b
fun fern 12121
Bun burn 22121
bud bird 11212
gull girl 11222
2c
?fabulous fun fabulous fern
?look at that bun. Look at that burn.
?That’s a tiny little bud that’s a tiny little bird.
?There’s a gull on the beach. There’s a girl on the beach.
2d
?Fabulous fun.
?Look at that burn.
?That’s a tiny little bird.
?There’s a gull on the beach.
2f
?That’s a very small bed.
?He’s got lot of buns.
?That’s a very long word.
?Why don’t you walk fast?
?She always wears short dresses.
?His name is John or Thomas, I think.
3b The worst nurse
?Nurse,
?Nurse. I’m thirsty.
?Nurse. My head hurts.
?Nurse Sherman always wears such dirty shirt. He never arrives at work early. He and nurse Turner weren’t work on Thursday, were they?
?No, they weren’t.
?Nurse Sherman is the worse nurse in the ward, isn’t he? Sir Herbert.
?No, he isn’t. Kenne r Burton. He is the worst nurse in the world.
4a
?We were at work, weren’t we? Yes, we were.
?The nurses were working on Thursday, weren’t / wE nt /they? Yes, they were.
4b
?They were walking to work, were they?
?Those dirty shirts were nurse Turner’s, were they?
?The weren’t dirty, were they?
?They weren’t speaking German, were they?
?These nurses were thirsty, were they?
?The nurse Turner was the worst nurse in the world, were they?
Unit 13 / E / a camera
1a / E / / E E E / / E E E /
1b / E / / E E E / / E /
/ E /
1c / E / ; / E /; / E / ; / E /; / E / ; / E /
2a 2b
a photograph for Barbara
a glass of water
a pair of
a photograph of her father and mother
a book about South America
2c look at the clock.
What’s the time?
It’s six o’clock.
It’s a quarter to seven.
3b Example: was she dreaming?
Was she dreaming?
Was she ….
Was …
Was she dreaming? Yes, she was.
Was she thinking about South America? Yes, she was.
Were her brother and sister still asleep? Yes, they were.
Do they like reading? Yes, they do.
Have you got something about South America? Yes, I have.
Does your friend like reading? Yes, he does.
Are we working hard? Yes, we are.
Has your friend been South America? Yes, he has.
Can you swim? Yes, I can.
3c
He has finished his lunch.
Can you understand me?
Where was Mary?
What does he eat for lunch?
Am I late?
Put them on the table.
4a
I’m going to the library.
Can you buy something for me from the newsagent?
But newsagent is a mile from the library.
No, not that newsagent’s. Not the next to the fishing chips shop’s. I mean the one near the butcher’s. Oh, yes. what do you want?
Some chocolates, a tin of sweets and a address book.
Unit 14 Review