American English File STARTER Student eBook با پاسخ Unit 3B
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American English File Starter
- UNIT 1A: A cappuccino, please
- UNIT 1B: World music
- Practical English Episode 1: How do you spell it?
- UNIT 2A: Are you on vacation?
- UNIT 2B: That's my bus!
- UNIT 3A: Where are my keys?
- UNIT 3B: Souvenirs
- Practical English Episode 2: Can I have an orange juice, please?
- UNIT 4A: Meet the family
- UNIT 4B: The perfect car
- UNIT 5B: A very long flight
- UNIT 9B: Working undercover
- UNIT 10B: Where were you?
- UNIT 12B: Review the past
1. VOCABULARY: souvenirs
a. Look at the eight things. Listen and repeat the words.
1. a cap /kæp/ |
5. a mug /mʌg/ |
2. a map /mæp/ |
6. sunglasses /sʌnglæsəz/ |
3. a postcard /'poʊstkɑrd/ |
7. a toy /tɔɪ/ |
4. a key chain /'ki tʃeɪn/ |
8. a T-shirt /'ti ʃərt/ |
b. Cover the words and photos and look at the souvenir stand.
Say the souvenirs 1-8.
c. What are typical souvenirs in your country?
2. LISTENING
a. Listen and complete the conversation with numbers.
Woman | Excuse me, What are those? |
Man | They're caps. |
Woman | How much are they? |
Man | They're 1 $ __________. |
Woman | And how much are these key chains? |
Man | They're 2 $ __________. |
Woman | And this mug? |
Man | They're 3$ __________. |
Woman | Is that a Yankees T-shirt? |
Man | No, it's a Mets T-shirt. |
Woman | How much is it? |
Man | 4$ __________. |
Woman | Oh...no. Thank you. Bye. |
b. Listen and repeat the conversation in a. Then practice with a partner.
c. Listen. What does the woman buy?
3. GRAMMAR: this / that / these / those
a. Read the conversation in 2 again. Complete the chart with the highlighted words.
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Here | There | |
singular | this | |
plural |
b. this / that / these / those
Listen and repeat the examples. Then read the rules.
What's this? |
What are these? |
What's that? |
What are those? |
- We use this / these for things near you (things here).
- We use that / those for things that aren't near you (things there or over there).
- this / that = singular, these / those = plural
- We also use this / that / these / those for people, e.g., This is my brother. Who are those girls over there?
Exercise a: Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those.
This isn't a very good book. |
1. Are ______ your T-shirts? |
2. ______ are my children. |
3. A: Is ______ your cell phone over there? |
4. Look at ______! They're great. |
5. Who's ______? Is he your brother? |
Exercise b: Look at the pictures. Circle the correct word(s).
Meg: What is this / that? |
Meg: Are 4 these / thoses mugs? |
4. PRONUNCIATION and SPEAKING: /ð/, sentence rhythm
a. Listen and repeat the words and sound.
mother |
this that these those the they |
b. Listen and complete the conversations with words and numbers.
1. How much is this ________?
It's $ ____________.
2. How much is this ________?
It's $ ____________.
3. How much are these __________?
they're $ ____________.
4. How much are these __________?
they're $ ____________.
5. two ____________, please.
That's $ ____________.
c. Listen again. Then repeat the conversations. Copy the rhythm.
d. Communication: How much are these watches?
Role-play conversations.
Student A
Exercise a: Look at your picture. You are a customer. Ask B about the missing prices. Use this / that for singular objects OR these / those for plural objects. Write the prices.
Exercise b: Now B is a customer. Answer B's questions with a price.
Student B
Exercise a: Look at your picture. A is a customer. Answer A's questions with a price.
Exercise b: Now you are a customer. Ask A about the missing prices. Use this / these OR that / those. Write the prices.
WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN
Listen and repeat the words and phrases.
How much is this mug?
How much are these key chains?
They're twenty dollars.
A T-shirt, please.
Is this your cell phone?
Thank you very much.
You're welcome.
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