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Unit 1, Conversation Ji-Min: Nice to meet you. I’m Ji-Min. I’m Interviewer: I’m Diane. I’m the principal
from Seoul. here at the College of Fine Arts.
Jack: Hello. I’m Jack. I’m from Canada.
Marta: Ah, so you’re Korean. Josh: Yes, I know. It’s great to be here.
Cindy: Nice to meet you, Jack. I’m Cindy.
Ji-Min: Yes, that’s right. How about you? Interviewer: Right. OK, now, first I need
I’m from Japan.
Marta: Oh, I’m from Mexico City. to complete this form, so I have a few
Sara: Hi. I’m Sara. I’m from North America. Josh: Hello. I’m Josh. I’m from the US. questions just for personal details, if
Lisa: Hello, Sara. I’m Lisa. I’m from England. Marta/Ji-Min: Nice to meet you, Josh. that’s OK?
Sara: Great to meet you, Lisa. Ji-Min: I’m Ji-Min. I’m from Seoul, in Korea. Josh: Yes, that’s fine. Go ahead.
Steve: Hi. I’m Steve. Marta: And I’m Marta. I’m Mexican. Interviewer: OK, so just to confirm, what’s
Josh: Hello. Nice to meet you. your full name, please Josh?
Ana: Hi, Steve. Good to meet you. I’m Ana.
Josh: Josh Adams. That’s A-D-A-M-S.
Steve: Nice to meet you, Ana.
Ana: I’m from Mexico. How about you?
Unit 2, Conversation Interviewer: OK. And, how old are you,
John: Good morning. How are you? please?
Steve: I’m from Chicago.
Lisa: I’m fine, thanks. And you? Josh: I’m twenty-two.
Ana: Ah, so you’re American.
John: I’m very well, thank you. Are you Interviewer: Twenty-two … Good. And
Steve: Yes, that’s right.
new here? where are you from, Josh?
Unit 1, Real life Exchange Lisa: Yes, I am. Josh: I live here in New York.
John: What’s your name? Interviewer: I see. So you’re American?
A: Hi. I’m Hanae. Nice to meet you.
Lisa: I’m Lisa. Josh: Yes, that’s right.
A: Ah, so you’re American .
John: Hi, Lisa. I’m John. Interviewer: OK … And what’s your job at
A: I’m from Tokio. I’m Japanese.
Lisa: Are you American? the moment?
A: Hi. I’m Hanae. Nice to meet you. Josh: I’m a waiter at a restaurant
John: No, I’m not. I’m from Australia.
B: 
Nice to meet you, too. I’m Jack. I’m downtown. I really want to be an actor
Where are you from?
from New York. though … or a dancer. That’s my dream.
Lisa: I’m from London. How old are you?
A: Ah, so you’re American. Interviewer: Yes, of course ... OK, so
John: Er ... I’m twenty-two.
B: Yes, that’s right. How about you? I need your e-mail address, in case we
Lisa: OK, and what’s your e-mail address?
A: I’m from Tokio. I’m Japanese. offer you a place here …
John: Hey, that’s personal!
B: Really? That’s interesting. Josh: Oh, yes. It’s josh1 at [Link].
Lisa: Are you a student?
Interviewer: OK. And what’s your phone
John: No, I’m not. I’m your teacher.
Unit 1, Viewing Lisa: Oh, I see!
number?
1 Josh: It’s 555-9341-7820.
Interviewer: 555-9341-7820. OK, thanks.
Cindy: Hi. I’m Cindy. Unit 2, Real life exchange
Ken: Hi Cindy. Nice to meet you. I’m Ken. And your cell phone number?
A: Hello, I’m Kelly. What’s your name? Josh: It’s 984-427-0103.
Cindy: Nice to meet you, Ken. A: Hey, that’s great. Are you famous?
Philip: I’m from Vancouver, in Canada. Interviewer: 984-427-0103?
A: I’m from Hawaii. I’m a teacher. Josh: Yes, that’s right.
How about you? A: Yes, at a college in Honolulu.
Cindy: I’m from the Big Apple! Interviewer: OK, so that’s all I need right
Philip: Oh really? So you’re from New York A: Hello, I’m Kelly. What’s your name? now. Let’s start. So, why exactly do you
City? B: 
I’m Terry. I’m from Australia. I’m want to be an actor?
Cindy: Yes, that’s right. I’m American. a singer, from Melbourne.
2 A: Hey, that’s great. Are you famous? Unit 3, Conversation
Sophia: Hi. I’m Sophia. B: 
No, I’m not! How about you? Where Sue: So, is this your Facebook page?
Tony: Great to meet you, Sophia. I’m are you from? Michelle: Yes, that’s right.
Tony. A: I’m from Hawaii. I’m a teacher. Sue: Hmm. Interesting! Hey, who’s this?
Sophia: Great to meet you, too, Tony. I’m B: Oh, really? Michelle: Oh, you know … a friend.
from Hanoi, in Vietnam. A: Yes, at a college in Honolulu. Sue: Really? A friend, eh? Hmm … He’s
Tony: Really? That’s interesting. I’m from nice. What’s his name?
New York. Unit 2, Viewing Michelle: His name’s Paulo.
Sophia: Oh, so you’re American. Interviewer: Yes. Come in. How are you? Sue: Where is he from? Is he Italian?
Tony: Yes, that’s right. Actually, I’m Italian Josh: I’m fine, thank you. Michelle: No, he isn’t. He’s from Valencia,
American. Interviewer: Please sit down. So, you’re in Spain.
3 Josh. Is that right? Sue: So he’s Spanish. Great! How old is
Marta: Hi. I’m Marta. Josh: Yes, that’s right. he?

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Michelle: He’s twenty-four, but ... Unit 4, Conversation Unit 5, Conversation
Sue: And is this his e-mail address? John: Hurry up, Sara. The taxi is here. John: Hi. I’m John. I’m from Melbourne.
Michelle: Yes, it is, but … Hey! He’s my Sara: OK, OK. Where is my cell phone? Ashley: Really? Where’s that?
friend. John: Here it is. John: Er … it’s in Australia. Look, here’s
Sara: Thanks … Oh, this is Jean’s cell a photo.
Unit 3, Real life exchange phone. Ashley: Oh yes. Very nice.
A: Wow. What a great photo! John: Sorry … Ah, look. Is this your cell John: And here’s a photo of ...
A: Oh, OK. What’s his name? phone? Ashley: Argh! That’s terrible! What is it?
Sara: Yeah, thanks. Hey, where are my John: It’s a wildcat. Wildcats are
A: Really? How old is he?
books? everywhere in Australia. Do you like
A: 
I see. And who’s this? Is she your
John: Are these your books? animals?
mother?
Sara: No, they aren’t! Oh, look. Here they Ashley: No, I don’t. I’m not a vet. I’m
A: Wow. What a great photo! a hairstylist! I like people. I don’t like animals.
are.
B: Thanks. This is my father. John: I see. Um, well, do you like to dance?
John: Good. Now hurry up.
A: Oh, OK. What’s his name? Ashley: Yes, I do. Why?
Sara: Oh no! Where’s the taxi?
John: It’s my friend Dan’s party this
B: Thomas. He’s a dentist in New York.
Unit 4, Real life exchange evening.
A: Really? How old is he?
Ashley: Great. I like parties!
B: 
He’s fifty-eight. Actually, it’s his A: Here’s your present.
birthday this month. A: You’re welcome. Is this my present? Unit 5, Real life exchange
A: 
I see. And who’s this? Is she your A: So, where’s my present?
A: Do you like magazines?
mother? A: Oh, er … books. Hmm. Thanks a lot.
A: No. I don’t read magazines.
B: No, she isn’t! She’s my sister! A: Here’s your present. A: Oh, yes. I like to read books.
B: 
Wow. It’s a cell phone. Thank you. It’s A: Do you like magazines?
Unit 3, Viewing great. B: Yes, I do. How about you?
Interviewer: So, tell me about your family, A: You’re welcome. Is this my present? A: No. I don’t read magazines.
Anne. B: No, it isn’t. It’s John’s. B: That’s too bad. What about books?
Anne: Well, I have two brothers and one A: So, where’s my present? A: Oh, yes. I like to read books.
sister. My brothers are nineteen and B: Here it is. Go on … open it.
twenty-one. Their names are Paul and A: Oh, er … books. Hmm. Thanks a lot. Unit 5, Viewing
Jason. Paul is a student at college and B: That’s OK! Interviewer: Hi, Ken. Thanks so much for
Jason is a waiter in a hotel downtown. answering these questions. So, the first
Unit 4, Viewing question is about food. What kind of food
Interviewer: OK. And what about your
1 do you like to eat?
sister?
Diane: Oh, excuse me. Is this your coat? Ken: Well, I like Asian food … a lot! So I eat
Anne: Her name’s Gillian. She’s twenty-
Charlie: No, it isn’t. My coat’s blue. I think Japanese food, Korean, Thai, Chinese,
two. She’s a receptionist at a hotel – the
it’s … Vietnamese …
same place Jason works.
Diane: Oh, this one? Here you are. Interviewer: And what’s your favorite?
Interviewer: I see. That’s nice. Ken: Japanese, definitely. It’s great. You
Charlie: Thanks a lot.
Anne: And then there’s my parents, of Diane: Oh, and is this your water bottle? know, with all of the fish, and the green
course. My father. His name’s Jason. He’s Charlie: Yes, it is. Thank you. My name’s tea.
fifty-three. And my mother; her name’s Charlie, by the way. Interviewer: Sure. How about American
Fiona. She’s fifty-five. Diane: Nice to meet you, Charlie. I’m Diane. food?
Interviewer: And what are their jobs? Ken: Yeah, it’s OK I guess. It’s just not very
2 interesting, to me. Japanese is my favorite.
Anne: Well, my father is a teacher and my
Cindy: Oh, are these your sunglasses? Interviewer: Great. Next question. Do you
mother is a travel agent.
Sophia: No, they’re not. Maybe give them like to read?
Interviewer: OK. So is that everyone?
to the teacher. Ken: Yes, I do. I like to read books and
Anne: No, there’s Sam. She’s my aunt. Tony: Excuse me. They’re my sunglasses. magazines.
Interviewer: Oh, OK, and how old is she? Cindy: Oh, sorry. Here you are. Interviewer: Who’s your favorite writer?
Anne: She’s fifty-one. She’s a vet! Tony: Thank you. Ken: Hmm. I have a lot of favorites, but
Interviewer: Oh, that’s a great job. Sophia: Oh. What are these? Are these I really like Stephen King. He’s great.
Anne: Yes, it is. One day I want to be a vet, your keys? Interviewer: Yes, Stephen King.I like him
too. Cindy: No, they’re my keys! Thanks a lot. too.

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Ken: I like others, but he’s my favorite. Unit 6, Real life exchange Mario is a waiter. We work seven days
Interviewer: And what about music? Do a week, so the place is open every day.
A: 
My family is from Canada, but we live
you like to listen to music? They live in a house together, about ten
here in London.
Ken: Sure. minutes from the restaurant, but I don’t
A: 
Yes, it’s great. Do you live in London,
Interviewer: Who’s your favorite singer? live with them. I live in an apartment with
too?
Ken: That’s easy. Lady Gaga. She’s my my wife, Ana-Maria, and her parents. We
A: Oh, right. Do you have a job?
favorite by far. have a son called Danny. He’s two. So
A: I work at a hospital.
Interviewer: Yes, that’s G-A-G-A, isn’t it? come to Staten Island and try our pizza!
Ken: That’s right. Lady Gaga. A: 
My family is from Canada, but we live
Interviewer: Thanks. What about sports? here in London. Unit 7, Conversation
Do you like to play sports? B: Really? Do you like it? Judy: Here we are … Welcome to my
Ken: No, I don’t. I don’t like tennis, or A: 
Yes, it’s great. Do you live in London, apartment! Do you like it?
anything like that. too? Dad: Hmm, well. It’s very small. Is there
Interviewer: So you don’t like to play sports. B: 
Yes, I do. I live with friends near here, a telephone?
Ken: No. actually. Judy: No, there isn’t. But, I have my cell
Interviewer: What about movies? Do you A: Oh, right. Do you have a job? phone, so it’s OK. And there’s a great TV
like movies? B: 
No, I don’t. I’m a student. I study … look!
Ken: Yes, I like to watch movies with English in college. How about you? Dad: Wow. It’s very big. But you’re
friends. A: I work at a hospital. a student. You’re here to study, not to
Interviewer: What’s your favorite movie? watch TV.
Ken: James Bond. Any James Bond movie. Unit 6, Viewing Judy: Yes, yes … Anyway, it’s near my
I like them all. 1 college.
Interviewer: OK, fine. How about animals? Hi. I’m Sophia. I live in Queens, here Dad: Oh, right. So are there any
Ken: Animals? Hmm. in New York City. My parents are from bookstores near here?
Interviewer: Do you like cats, for example? Vietnam. I’m Vietnamese American. I don’t Judy: Yes, there are. There are two
Ken: No, I don’t. I’m not really an animal have a job. I’m a student, so I live with my bookstores.
person. parents. My mother’s name is Mai, and Dad: Hmm. Well, that’s good … Is it
Interviewer: So you don’t like animals. my father’s name is Dat, but they’re kind expensive?
OK … final question … Do you like to go of difficult to say so people call them May Judy: The apartment? No. It’s $300
shopping? and Dan. I have two brothers, Eric and a month.
Ken: Yes, I do. I like computers, so my Ryan. They work at the general store with Dad: That’s very cheap.
favorite store is Computer World. my father. It’s his store, actually. They Judy: Well, actually, it’s $900 a month, but
Interviewer: Oh, Computer World. They’re don’t live with us. They have an apartment I live here with Leanne and Terri.
big, aren’t they? nearby, but also in Queens. Come to Dad: What? There are three people in here!
Ken: Yes, they are. I like to go there on Queens. Queens is great!
Saturdays. 2 Unit 7, Real life exchange
Interviewer: It’s Saturday today! Hello. My name’s Marta and I live here in
A: Do you like your new apartment?
Ken: Yes, I’m just off there now … New York City, in the Bronx. I live in an
A: Wow. That’s a big sofa.
Interviewer: Oh, well, thanks a lot, Ken. apartment. It’s small, but I like it because
A: 
Oh, that’s good. Are there three
Bye! it’s near my work. I’m a nurse. I work in
bedrooms?
a hospital in the Bronx, which is great
Unit 6, Conversation A: 
Well, it’s a great apartment. Do you
because I don’t have a car so I walk to
want a roommate?
Katie: I’m a receptionist. I work at a hotel work. Oh, yes, and I live with Isabella.
in New York, with my husband. She’s my friend from nursing school. A: Do you like your new apartment?
Pablo: Oh yes? We’re very good friends. We’re both B: 
Yes, I do. Look, here’s a photo of the
Katie: Yes. I meet people from all over the nurses, although we don’t work in the living room.
world. same hospital. Oh, and we have two cats A: Wow. That’s a big sofa.
Pablo: Oh, so do you speak Spanish? – Emily and Sue! … Bye! B: Yes, and there’s a big coffee table, too.
Katie: Yes, I do. I speak Spanish, Japanese 3 A: 
Oh, that’s good. Are there three
and Russian. Hi, I’m Tony. I live in Staten Island in bedrooms?
Pablo: Wow. That’s amazing! New York City. I’m twenty-seven years B: 
Yes, there are. The small bedroom
Katie: How about you? Do you work? old, and I work with my two brothers. is my office. I have my deskand
Pablo: No, I don’t. I’m a student. We have a restaurant. It’s an Italian bookcases in there.
Katie: That’s interesting. pizza restaurant right here on Staten A: 
Well, it’s a great apartment. Do you
Pablo: Not really. I read books all day. Island. Bruno and I are the chefs, and want a roommate?

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Unit 7, Viewing Interviewer: So, what’s your favorite Unit 8, Viewing

room?
1 Interviewer: Please tell me about your
Ashley: Erm, well, it’s not the garage! Let
Interviewer: Excuse me. Hi. Um, can I talk Sundays, Charlie. Do you get up late?
me think. Hmm. I guess my favorite room
to you for a moment? Charlie: On Sundays? Yes, I usually get up
Ryan: Er, sure! is my bedroom.
at around eleven, I guess.
Interviewer: Thank you. My name’s Interviewer: I see.
Interviewer: Around eleven? OK. Do you
Josh and this is a survey on American Ashley: Yes, I live with two brothers, my
take a shower?
homes. Are you OK to answer one or two sister, and then there’s my mom and dad,
Charlie: No, I never take a shower.
questions? so it’s a big house but there are a lot of
I always take a bath in the evening before
Ryan: Yeah, sure. people in there! I like to, you know, listen
I go to bed.
Interviewer: Thank you. Now, do you live to music and watch TV in my room. There’s
Interviewer: I see. Do you have a big
in an apartment or a house? a desk there, so that’s where I study.
breakfast?
Ryan: I live in an apartment. Interviewer: That’s great. Well, thank you
Charlie: Yes, I do. I usually cook a big
Interviewer: Is it a big apartment? very much.
breakfast. It’s my lunch as well.
Ryan: No, not really. There are two Interviewer: Oh, yes. I guess you eat
bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, and Unit 8, Conversation
around twelve.
a bathroom, of course. Barbara: What’s your favorite day of the Charlie: Yes, that’s right.
Interviewer: Is there a balcony? week? Interviewer: Do you work in the
Ryan: No, there isn’t. It’s not really a big Karen: Oh, that’s easy. I really like afternoons?
apartment. The living room is big, though. Saturdays. Charlie: I don’t have a job. I’m a student.
Interviewer: OK. So tell me about that. Barbara: Oh yes? Why? I sometimes study in the afternoon.
Ryan: Ah, well, there are two small sofas, Karen: Because my sister and parents Interviewer: What about in the evening?
and a coffee table. Oh, and I love books, aren’t at home! Do you cook dinner?
so there are three bookcases for all my Barbara: Oh, I see. So, where are they? Charlie: Well, I live in an apartment with
books, and a large TV. Karen: Well, my father works all day at two other students, and we take turns
Interviewer: So is that your favorite room? a hospital.
to cook. My roommate, Joseph, cooks on
Ryan: My favorite room? No, that’s the Barbara: OK. What about your mother?
Sundays. We eat at seven.
kitchen. I like to eat! Does she workon Saturdays, too?
Interviewer: OK, and after dinner? What
Interviewer: Oh! So do you eat in the Karen: No, she doesn’t. She goes
then?
kitchen or is there a dining room? shopping.
Charlie: Oh, you know. I watch TV, or
Ryan: There isn’t a dining room. In the Barbara: And your sister? Does she study
listen to music, talk with my roommates.
kitchen we have a table with four chairs, on Saturdays?
Sometimes I call my parents and speak
and that’s where we sit – Madison, my Karen: Yes, she does. She studies at
with them.
wife, and me. college in the [Link] she plays
Interviewer: I see. That’s great. Thank you. Interviewer: OK, great. Do you go to bed
tennis with friends in the afternoon.
2 late?
Barbara: Great. So you’re at home.
Interviewer: Hi. Excuse me. Can I talk to Charlie: Well, I have a bath at eleven and
Karen: That’s right. I read magazines and
you for a second? then I go to bed, so I guess it’s twelve
watch TV. It’s great!
Ashley: What about? o’clock.
Interviewer: My name’s Josh and I’m Unit 8, Real life exchange Unit 9, Conversation
doing a survey on American homes.
A: My brother has an easy life.
I have two or three questions to ask you, Justin: Guess what! My sister has a new
A: No, he doesn’t. He gets up at ten.
that’s all. Is that OK? job.
A: 
Yeah. He has breakfast and then he
Ashley: Well, OK. Daniel: Oh yes? That’s great. Where does
watches TV. In the afternoon, he takes
Interviewer: That’s great. Thank you. Now, she work?
a nap.
do you live in an apartment or a house? Justin: At Mario’s Hotel, on Fifth Avenue.
Ashley: I live in a house. A: My brother has an easy life. Daniel: Wow. That’s an expensive place!
Interviewer: Is it a big house? B: Really? Does he work? What does she do?
Ashley: I guess it is, yes. There are five A: No, he doesn’t. He gets up at ten. Justin: She’s a waitress at the restaurant
bedrooms. B: Wow. That’s late. there.
Interviewer: Is there a living room? A: 
Yeah. He has breakfast and then he Daniel: Hmm. Does she like it?
Ashley: Of course, and a dining room, watches [Link] the afternoon, he takes Justin: Yes, she does.
a kitchen, and, er … two bathrooms. a nap. Daniel: Well, what time does the
Interviewer: And is there a yard? B: 
Hmm. You’re right. He has a really restaurant open?
Ashley: There is, yes. There’s a garage too. great life! Justin: Er … at twelve o’clock, I think.

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Daniel: OK. It’s eleven thirty now. Let’s go! Ryan: Yes, sometimes. When my friends Sophia: Well, my friends are playing
Justin: Where … to Mario’s? have birthday parties and things like that. basketball there. It’s ten fifteen and I’m
Daniel: Sure. She’s your sister so maybe My weekends are usually pretty quiet. I go late! Let’s go!
we can get a free lunch! shopping, of course. 2
Interviewer: With friends? Interviewer: Hi there, Charlie. I see you’re
Unit 9, Real life exchange Ryan: No, not with friends. I go shopping playing tennis!
A: What do you do on weekends? with my wife. And then on Sundays I see Charlie: Yes. It’s a great sport. Me and my
A: 
Well, do you want to a party on her mom and dad for lunch at their friends really like it.
Saturday evening? home. Interviewer: Why are you playing here, in
A: Let’s meet at seven o’clock at my place. Interviewer: OK, that’s great. Thanks for the park?
telling me about your free time, Ryan! Charlie: Because it’s free! There is
A: What do you do on weekends?
a fitness center near here, but it’s
B: 
Nothing special. I usually stay home Unit 10, Conversation expensive to go there.
and work.
Tracy: Hi, Amira. This is Tracy. Interviewer: I see. Oh, who are you
A: 
Well, do you want to a party on
Amira: Oh, hi, Tracy, How are you? playing with?
Saturday evening?
Tracy: I’m fine, thanks. Er … is Julie there? Charlie: My friend Sam. He’s really good.
B: 
Yes, that sounds great. What time do
Amira: No, sorry. She’s shopping with 3
you want to meet?
friends. Interviewer: Is soccer a very popular
A: Let’s meet at seven o’clock at my place.
Tracy: How about Mark and Justin. Are sport here in the U.S., Tony?
B: OK. See you there!
they shopping, too? Tony: Well, not really. It’s not big, like
Amira: No, they aren’t. They’re working. basketball, but it’s starting to become
Unit 9, Viewing
Tracy: Hmm … Well, what’s Kay doing? popular.
Interviewer: What do you do in your free Amira: She’s studying in her bedroom. Interviewer: Really? Why do you think
time, Ryan? Why are you asking all these questions? that is?
Ryan: In my free time? Well, I use the Tracy: Because I want to play tennis. Hey Tony: Well, it’s cheap. All you need is
internet a lot for Facebook and things. … what are you doing? a ball! And it’s easy, you know, for kids and
Interviewer: OK. So what about actually Amira: I’m watching tennis on TV! everything.
seeing friends? When do you meet up
Interviewer: I see. So what are you doing
with friends? Unit 10, Real life exchange right now?
Ryan: I’m a real movie person, so I watch
A: Where’s Fiona? Is she watching TV? Tony: I’m practicing my ball skills. I’m not
movies with my wife and friends pretty
A: Really? What’s she doing there? very good!
much every weekend.
A: Oh, he’s riding a bicycle in the park.
Interviewer: So do you go to the movies
or do you watch them at home? A: Where’s Fiona? Is she watching TV?
Unit 11, Conversation
Ryan: Oh, we go to the movies. It’s B: No, she isn’t. She’s at college. Customer: Excuse me. I know it’s late, but
exciting, you know? A: Really? What’s she doing there? do you have anything to eat?
Interviewer: Yeah, OK. What about B: 
She’s playing volleyball with her Assistant: Well, we have some pizza,
concerts? Do you go to concerts a lot, friends. Say,where’s Jim? some Greek salad …
too? A: Oh, he’s riding a bicycle in the park. Customer: Hmm. Do you have any cake?
Ryan: No, I don’t. Concerts are expensive. B: 
OK. That sounds good. Let’s go to the Assistant: Of course. Our chocolate cake
I usually just buy the CDs of the bands I like. park! is famous!
Interviewer: Sure. Do you play video Customer: Wow. It looks amazing. That’s
games? Unit 10, Viewing great.
Ryan: No, I don’t. Video games are 1 Assistant: How about a drink?
expensive, too, and I think they’re boring. Interviewer: So, Sophia. You like to Customer: Do you have any orange juice?
Interviewer: [Link] about the exercise. Assistant: No, sorry. We don’t have any
weekends? What do you do on your Sophia: Yes, I do. That’s why I’m taking orange juice, but we have some coffee.
weekends? a walk right now. It’s good for the body. Customer: That’s fine.
Ryan: Oh, there’s a big park near my Interviewer: It is! Where are you Assistant: Right, so here’s your coffee.
home so I walk there … go for walks there going? Now, with the chocolate cake that’s …
every Saturday. I usually walk for about Sophia: To the park. Are you coming with $12.99, please.
two hours. me? Customer: What? That’s very expensive.
Interviewer: So you go for long walks on Interviewer: Sure! Are your prices famous, too?
the weekends. Anything else? Do you go Sophia: OK. Let’s jog!
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Unit 11, Real life exchange Ryan: I always have the same thing; Unit 12, Viewing
two eggs, some mushrooms, and some
A: What do you want to eat for dinner? 1
peppers. Then I grab some bread and
A: No, we don’t. But we have some rice. Interviewer: Excuse me. Are you visiting
make a sandwich. New York, or do you live here?
A: Great. Let’s have beef and rice!
Interviewer: So you have an egg, Ji-Min: Oh, I don’t live here. I’m visiting. I’m
A: What do you want to eat for dinner? mushroom and pepper sandwich. here on a city break.
B: 
Hmm. I’m not sure. Do we have any Ryan: Yeah. It’s great. Try it sometime. Interviewer: I see. So where are you
vegetables?
from?
A: No, we don’t. But we have some rice. Unit 12, Conversation Ji-Min: Korea. I’m staying here for four
B: 
OK. I think there’s some beef in the Justin: Hi, Amira. It’s Justin. Guess what? days.
refrigerator, too. I’m in Hawaii! Interviewer: OK. Are you enjoying your
A: Great. Let’s have beef and rice! Amira: Hawaii? What are you doing in time here?
Hawaii? Ji-Min: Yes, I am. New York is a great city
Unit 11, Viewing Justin: I’m on vacation, of course. I’m to visit. There are a lot of things to do
1 calling from the hotel. here!
Interviewer: Hi. I’m asking people about Amira: Oh, I see. Well, are you having Interviewer: There are! So how do you
their eating habits. a nice time? spend your time?
Josh: Oh, right. OK. Justin: You bet! I’m having a great Ji-Min: Well, I get up early and have
Interviewer: What do you have for time. I swim every morning and in the breakfast in the hotel. Then I visit
breakfast? afternoon, I take a walk. It’s wonderful! museums in the morning and go
Josh: Good question! I know a lot of people Amira: Hmm … Lucky you. sightseeing in the afternoon.
don’t have any breakfast, but I have eggs Justin: How about you? Are you working Interviewer: OK, so it’s ten o’clock in the
… every morning, with some bread. right now? morning. Are you going to a museum
Interviewer: Wow. So you have a big Amira: No, I’m not working. I don’t work right now?
breakfast? on weekends. Ji-Min: Yes, I am! I’m walking to the
Josh: Yes, I guess. And I always drink Justin: So, what are you doing? Metropolitan Museum of Art. I want to
some orange juice, too. Amira: Nothing special. I’m watching spend the day there.
Interviewer: That’s great. Thank you. an old movie on TV and eating cold pizza. Interviewer: That’s a great museum to
2 Justin: That’s too bad … Anyway, it’s nearly visit. Enjoy!
Interviewer: Hi. I’m asking people about seven o’clock. Ji-Min: Thanks.
their eating habits, and I have a question Amira: What do you do at seven o’clock? 2
for you. Is that OK? Justin: I always have dinner in the Interviewer: Oh, excuse me. Do you live
Cindy: Sure. Go ahead. restaurant here. The food is amazing! here or are you visiting?
Interviewer: What do you eat for Amira: Hmm. OK, well, enjoy your dinner. Ken: Oh, I’m visiting. I’m from Vancouver
breakfast? I’m glad you’re having a nice time … and I’m here for a week with my family.
Cindy: What do I eat for breakfast? Er … Interviewer: I see. So where are they?
I have fruit – some strawberries, some Unit 12, Real life exchange I mean, you’re here on your own right
grapes, and a banana. now.
A: 
Hey, Steve. Thanks for your message.
Interviewer: And what do you drink? Ken: My sister is buying souvenirs over on
What are you doing in New York?
Cindy: Milk. But, to be honest, sometimes 5th Avenue, and the rest of my family are
A: Wow. That sounds amazing.
I don’t have any breakfast. There isn’t time taking a walk in Central Park. I’m on my
A: 
Well, I’m glad you’re enjoying it. I hope
before work. way to meet them.
you have a good vacation!
3 Interviewer: OK. So what do you think of
Interviewer: Excuse me. I’m asking people A: 
Hey, Steve. Thanks for your message. New York? Do you like it?
about their breakfast. Erm, do you have What are you doing in New York? Ken: Yes. It’s a big, busy city. I like that …
a big breakfast? B: I’m here on a city break with my family. but it’s easy to travel around as well.
Ryan: Hmm. Usually I have some cold A: Wow. That sounds amazing. Interviewer: Do you think it’s expensive?
pizza, you know, from the night before or B: 
It is! We go sightseeing all day and Ken: Well, some things are expensive.
I get a hamburger on the way to work. then we relax in the evenings. We’re staying with friends, though, in
Interviewer: And what about on the A: 
Well, I’m glad you’re enjoying it. I hope Queens, so that helps. Anyway, I’m late
weekend? you have a good vacation! so …
Ryan: Oh, yeah. On the weekends Interviewer: Sure. Thanks for your time.
I usually cook.
Interviewer: What kind of thing do you
cook?