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Elementary Cassette 2, side 1

Opport. Elem. Cas. 1, s. 1

Module 1

Lesson A, ex. 1 Argentina Brazil Britain Hungary Italy Russia The USA Turkey    
Lesson C, ex. 3 This is my book. These are his pencils. These are my pens. That is my dictionary. These are my files. Lesson F. Ex 1. English French German Greek Hungarian Italian Polish Russian Spanish Turkish     Warm-up page. Ex. 1 Hobby Playing basketball Football Tennis Playing computer games The piano Reading Swimming Gymnastics Listening to music Collecting things   Lesson 1, ex. 5 Group 1 Goes Lives Loves Reads Group 2 Collects Likes Makes Speaks Group3 Dances Uses   Collects Dances Goes Likes Lives Loves Makes Reads Speaks uses
Lesson 2 ex. 1 Hobby Diving Volley ball Windsurfing Painting Photography Playing the guitar      

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Opport. Elem. Cas. 1, s. 1

Module 2

Warm-up page, ex. 1 Character Active Friendly Hard-working Helpful Honest Lazy Outgoing Quiet Romantic Shy   Warm-up page, Ex.4 Family [ə] Aunt Brother Father Grandfather Grandmother Mother Sister Uncle     Lesson 3, ex. 1 Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Thursday Sunday Friday Monday   Review Moduals 1-2Ex. 7 [t - d] Paint Friend Bad Sit Hat Sad Fat Bed Right Ride

Opport. Elem. Cas. 1, s. 2

Module 4

Warm-up page, ex. 2 ŋ Sport, hobby Camping Climbing Diving Sailing Sightseeing Skiing Surfing Traveling Walking     Warm-up page, ex. 2 January February March April May June July August September October November December Lesson 8, ex. 6
  1. What is the capital of the USA?
  1. Los-Angeles
  2. New York
  3. Washington
  1. In what city is Big Ben?
  1. London
  2. Rome
  3. Paris
  1. When you pay with pesetas, what country are you in?
  1. Italy
  2. France
  3. Spain
  1. In what city is Alhambra Palace?
  1. Paris
  2. Granada
  3. Amsterdam
  1. What is the capital of Canada?
  1. Toronto
  2. Ottawa
  3. Montreal
  1. Where is the Coliseum?
  1. Cairo
  2. Istanbul
  3. Rome
  1. Where is Heathrow Airport?
  1. London
  2. Berlin
  3. Moscow
  1. In what country is Euro Disney?
  1. Spain
  2. France
  3. Italy
 Lesson 8, ex. 7 Travel Agency -Good morning. I’d like to go to Edinburgh, please. - O K. When would you like to go? - At the weekend on Saturday. - What time do you want to leave? - At about ten o’clock. What times are the trains? - There’s one at half past seven and there’s one at quarter past twelve. - Right. And what about flights? -There are two flights. There’s one at quarter to nine and one at half past ten. - O. K. And how much are the tickets? - A single is seventy five pounds and a return is ninety pounds. - Can you give me a return ticket for the ten thirty flight, please? - Certainly.  
Lesson 8, ex. 8 Quarter past 6 or 6.15 Seven o’clock Half past ten or 10. 30 Quarter to four or 3.45 Half past six or 6.30 Ten past seven or 7. 10 Twenty past ten or 10. 20 Twenty to two or 1.40 Five past four or 4.05 Ten to eight or 7.50 Twenty five past five or 5. 25 Five to three or 2.55   Review Modules 3-4 Ex. 7 θ ð there theatre thank the weather these thirty Thursday Three Their North   Review Modules 3-4 Ex. 8 First Second Third Fourth Fifth Sixth Seventh Eighth Ninth Tenth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth Sixteenth Seventeenth Eighteenth Nineteenth Twentieth Twenty first Thirtieth Thirty first Review Modules 3-4 Ex. 8 The 25th of December The 4th of February The 12th of March The 3d of May The 6th of June The 8th of August The 13th of October the 31 of January  

 

Module 5

Warm up page, ex. 3 The 14th century The 20th century   Lesson 9, ex. 4 ed started finished returned lived studied liked painted died      

Module 6

Warm-up page ex.2 Adventure story Comedy Ghost story Horror story Legend Love story Science fiction   Review Modules 5-6 Ex. 6 ı ə I ɛ ou 1. there I arrived there at three o’clock. 2. here She lived here in 1988. 3. wear Do you wear fashionable clothes? 4. wrote I wrote her three letters. 5. their Their parents died when they were young. 6. hear I’m sorry, I didn’t hear you. 7. near I lived near the centre when I was younger. 8. know I didn’t know the answer to that question. 9. where Where do you come from?
  1. cold
It was very cold yesterday. 		Review Modules 5-6 Ex. 7 [r] Heard Hear Parents Person Near Sword Four Bedroom Broke Breathe Disappear Strange Car Story      

Module 7

Warm-up page ex.2 Bread Cabbage Carrots cereal Cheese Fish Meat Orange juice Oranges Pasta Potatoes Sugar Tomatoes   Lesson 13, ex. 3 - O. K. What do we need? Is there any coke? -Yes, there is some coke. And we’ve got a lot of lemonade too. But there isn’t any coffee. And there isn’t any milk or fruit juice. -O. K. And have we got any meat or fish? - We’ve got some sausages and some tuna. -Have we got any crisps? -Yes, we have. And we have a lot of chocolate and biscuits, too. -Good. Is there any fruit? -We’ve got some apples but we haven’t got any oranges. - Are there any vegetables? -There aren’t any potatoes but there are some carrots. By the way, Laura, have you got any money? I didn’t go to the bank yesterday. - Yes, don’t worry. I’ve got some money.  

Opportunities

Elementary Cassette 2, side 1

Module 9

Holiday Lesson 18, ex. 8 - Excuse me, where is the swimming-pool? - Go down this corridor and turn left. Go through the garden and it’s on the right. - It’s next to the car-park. - Thanks.      

MODULE 10

Warm up page, ex. 2 Argentina-Argentinean Hungary-Hungarian Italy-Italian Japan-Japanese China-Chinese Portugal-Portuguese   Lesson 20, ex.5 Restaurant - Excuse me! - Yes, sir? - Could I have a menu, please? - Of course. Here you are, sir. - Thank you. - I’d like some tomato soup, please. - I’m sorry, madam, I’m afraid, we haven’t got any today. We’ve got mushroom or chicken soup. - Right. For me chicken soup, please. - And I’d like a salad, please. - O. K. And what would you like to drink? - A mineral water, please. - Mineral water for me too, please. Review modules 9-10 Ex. 7 ŋ g Magazine Sightseeing Talking Long Dog Art gallery Having Single   Ex.8 O ou o: Group 1 Go no Group 2 Got hot Group 3 Saw Bought Group 1 Home Snow Know Cold sofa Group 2 Long Sorry Shop Job Coffee Dog Watch not Group 3 Your Tall All August more short Small daughter

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Module 11 Image

Lesson 21 ex.7 Bigger Better Trendier Cheaper Smarter Wider Longer Shorter Cooler Darker Brighter     Review Modules 11-12 Ex.8 Æ e⋀ a) bad b) bed c) but 1. run, ten 2. get, cat 3. can, son 4. one, red 5. black, check 6. come, am 7. map, cup 8. men, man 9. love, have 10. son, send  

Cassette 2, side 2

Module 14

Shopping

Warm-up page, ex.4 Prices Twelve euros thirty -12.30 Ten pounds ninety nine -12.99 Three dollars $3.00 Nine dollars fifty - $9.50 Fifty cents - 50c Five pounds twenty - 5.20 Forty pence - 40p Six euros fifty - 6.50 Fifty cents - 50c     -   Lesson 28, ex. 7 Dialogue 1 - Excuse me? - Yes, can I help you? - Yes, please. Have you got these jeans in black? - What size are you? - I’m size 36. - Just a moment. Here you are. - Where can I try them on? - Over there. - It’s too small. Can I try on the next size? - Certainly. - How much are they? - Those are thirty-five pounds. - Oh, sorry. They are too expensive. Dialogue 2 -Excuse me, how much is the skirt? - That’s twelve pounds. -Can I try it on? -Yes, certainly. The changing room is over there. - Thanks. - Is it O.K.? -No, it’s too big. Have you got a smaller size? - I’m sorry, we’ve got only that size. But we’ve got this blue skirts in a smaller size and they are only ninety nine. - Thanks, I’ll try one on. O. K., that’s great. I am looking for a bag. How much are these ones? -Fifteen pounds. - Aren’t they really nice? Yes, I’ll take this one. - Right. That’s twenty four pounds ninety nine, please.     Review Modules 13-14 Exercise 8 Æ a: i:ə: ju: jo: am - arm had - hard at - art he - her you - your    

Module 15

Computers

Lesson 22 ex 6 Present perfect Contractions We’ve finished. She hasn’t started. They’ve arrived. I haven’t used it. He’s designed it. He hasn’t asked me. You’ve decided. It’s stopped.     Lesson 30 ex 6 - How do you use it? - Well, first you switch it on here. - What do you do next? - After that you wait a bit. When it is ready, you can start. - So, how can you get onto the Internet? - To get onto the Internet, click on this icon, like this-with the mouse. You can send or receive e-mail messages. Click on this program. - How do you print something? - Well, before you start, make sure there’s paper in the printer! Then click on this. To switch it off, click on this. - Finally, switch it off here.  

Module 16

Flying sauces

Space

Warm up page, ex. 2 alien galaxy moon solar system spaceship star UFO Universe the planets Earth Jupiter Mars Mercury Neptune Pluto Saturn Uranus Venus        

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