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EnglishMadeEasy
LearningEnglishThroughPictures
VOLUMEONE
ByJonathanCrichtonandPieterKoster
TUTTLEPublishing Tokyo|Rutland|VermontSingapore
PublishedbyTuttlePublishing,animprintofPeriplusEditions(HK)Ltd. www.tuttlepublishing.com Copyright©2006PeriplusEditions(HK)Ltd. All rights reserved. No part of this book may be reproduced or utilized in any form or by any mean electronic or mechanical, including photocopying, recording,or by anyinformation storage or retriev system,withoutpermissioninwritingfromthepublisher. LCCCardNO.2006282280 ISBN:978-1-4629-0557-7(ebook) Distributedby: NorthAmerica,LatinAmerica&Europe TuttlePublishing 364InnovationDrive NorthClarendon, VT05759-9436U.S.A. Tel:1(802)773-8930 Fax:1(802)773-6993 [email protected] www.tuttlepublishing.com Japan TuttlePublishing YaekariBuilding,3rdFloor 5-4-12Osaki,Shinagawa-ku, Tokyo1410032 Tel:(81)35437-0171 Fax:(81)35437-0755[email protected] www.tuttle.co.jp AsiaPacific BerkeleyBooksPte.Ltd. 61TaiSengAvenue #02-12Singapore534167 Tel:(65)6280-1330 Fax:(65)6280-6290 [email protected] www.periplus.com 14131211 1098765
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Contents UNIT1:What’syourname?
FUNCTION •identifyingpeoplebyname •talkingaboutownership GRAMMAR •possessiveadjectives •negation •simplepresent VOCABULARY •commonobjects •familyrelationships UNIT2:That’dbegreat!
FUNCTION •giving,acceptinganddeclininginvitations GRAMMAR •personalpronouns •imperatives •presentcontinuous VOCABULARY •placestovisit •events UNIT3:I’dlikeyoutomeetmyaccountant.
FUNCTION •introducingpeople
GRAMMAR •demonstratives VOCABULARY •jobs •socialrelationships UNIT4:It’sabeautifulday,isn’tit?
FUNCTION •startingconversations GRAMMAR •questiontags •possessivepronouns VOCABULARY •commonadjectives •commonadverbs UNIT5:Revisionandextension
UNIT6:Wouldyoulikesomethingtodrink?
FUNCTION •making,acceptinganddecliningoffers GRAMMAR •count/uncount •nouns •openquestions VOCABULARY •foodanddrink •numbers1-10 UNIT7:He’satourguide.
FUNCTION
•talkingaboutoccupations •askingforclarification GRAMMAR •simplepast VOCABULARY •occupations UNIT8:I’mgoingtoNewYork.
FUNCTION •askingaboutprice •talkingabouttravel GRAMMAR •presentperfect •duration VOCABULARY •daysandmonths •money •numbers11-20 •transport UNIT9:Thisoneisbetter.
FUNCTION •askingforandgivingopinions •agreeinganddisagreeing GRAMMAR •comparativesandsuperlatives VOCABULARY •food UNIT10:Revisionandextension
UNIT11:What’sthematter?
FUNCTION •greetingsandfarewells •talkingabouthealth GRAMMAR •obligation VOCABULARY •partsofthebody •commonailments UNIT12:Iliveinthebighouse.
FUNCTION •talkingaboutaddressesandlocations GRAMMAR •futurewithwill •spatialprepositions VOCABULARY •locators •numbersover20 UNIT13:Howmuchisthispurse?
FUNCTION •buyinggoodsandservices •inquiringabouthealth GRAMMAR •some/any •necessity VOCABULARY •commoncontainers • musical instruments
•rooms UNIT14:It’sthesecondstreetontheleft.
FUNCTION •askingforandgivingdirections GRAMMAR •openquestions •directionalprepositions VOCABULARY •commoninstitutions •colors •ordinalnumbers UNIT15:Revisionandextension
UNIT16:Sheboughtacake.
FUNCTION •talkingaboutthepast GRAMMAR •simplepast •regularandirregularverbs •presentcontinuous VOCABULARY •activitiesandprocesses UNIT17:They’reworkinginthegarden.
FUNCTION •usingthetelephone GRAMMAR •gerunds • present and past continuous
•before/after VOCABULARY •telephonelanguage UNIT18:What’sthetime?
FUNCTION •talkingabouttime •makingappointments GRAMMAR •timetablefuture VOCABULARY •times •emotions UNIT19:You’renotallowedtoparkhere.
FUNCTION •usingpublictransport •askingfor,givingandrefusingpermission GRAMMAR •prohibition •quantifiers VOCABULARY •transport •timemeasurements UNIT20:Revisionandextension
Index
Preface In an increasingly international world, being able to communicate in English is nowadays necessityinsocial,professionalandbusinesslife.CompetenceinEnglishcreatesanincreasin range of business, travel and leisure opportunities, opening doors to internationa communication. English Made Easy is a breakthrough in English language learning–imaginatively exploitin howpicturesandtextcanworktogethertocreateunderstandingandhelplearnerslearnmore productively. EnglishMadeEasygiveslearnerseasyaccesstothevocabulary,grammarandfunctionso Englishasitisactuallyusedinacomprehensiverangeofsocialsituations.Self-guidedstudent and classroom learners alike will be delighted by the way they are helped to progress easil fromoneunittothenext,usingthecombinationsofpicturesandtexttodiscoverforthemselve howEnglishworks. TheEnglishMadeEasymethodisbasedonathoroughunderstandingoflanguagestructur and how language is successfully learned. The authors are experienced English languag teachers with strong backgrounds in language analysis and language learning. The Englis Made Easy team is confident that the books represent a significant development in Englis languagelearning. —ProfessorChristopherN.Candli
Usingthisbook This book is easy to use. You will learn how to speak English by looking at the pictures an wordsoneachpage.Thepicturesexplainthewords. Thetableofcontentstellsyouwhatyouwilllearnineachofthetwentyunits.Youcanus thistabletolookupanyparticularpointsyouwanttolearnorpractice. The twenty units are arranged in groups of five. The first four units present language and give youopportunitiesto practiceasyou learn. The first pageofeachunit hasalistofallth wordsandphrasesyouwilllearninthatunit,togetherwithapronunciationguide.Attheendo eachunitthereisaninterestingstorywhichusesthelanguageyouhavejustlearned. Thefifthunitineachgroupgivesyoutheopportunitytorevisethelanguageinthefirstfou unitsandtouseitindifferentsituations.Theexercisesareeasytounderstandandthereisa answerkeyattheendoftheunit. At the end of the book there is an index which contains all the words and phrases in th book.Itisnotadictionary.Itrefersyoutotheunitinwhichthatlanguagefirstappearssotha youcan“discover”themeaningofthewordbyseeingitincontext.
UNIT1:What’syourname? a the book[buk] camera car[ka:r] house[haus] key[ki:] laptop mobilephone pen[pen] purse wallet[wa:l it] watch whose[hu:z] her his[hiz] my[mai] our their your[ju:r] Myname’s...[maineimz] What’syourname? yes[jes ] no[nou] Idon’tknow.[aidountnou] family
husband wife[waif] father mother son daughter brother sister name[neim] is[iz] isn’t it[it] this what thisis[ðisiz] it’s[its] Excuseme.[eksku:z mi:] Thankyou.
UNIT2:That’dbegreat! artgallery beach concert dinner lunch meeting movies[mu: vi:z] picnic[pik nik] party[pa:r ti:] restaurant theater market[ma:r kit] Howabout...? let’s[lets] Wouldyouliketocometo...? I’dlovetobutIcan’t. I’mafraidIcan’t. Sorry,Ican’t. door enter exit[eg zit] am are[a:r] who[hu:] but bring
bringing can come coming go[ou] going take[teik] taking know[nou] Sure. I’dloveto. That’dbegreat. OK.[oukei ] in[in] out[aut] to[tu:] I[ai] you[ju:] he[hi:] she we[wi:] they me[mi:] you[ju:] him[him] her us them
UNIT3:I’dlikeyoutomeetmyaccountant. meet[mi:t] met[met] Haveyoumet...? I’dlikeyoutomeet...[aidlaikju:tu:mi:t] Hi.[] No,Ihaven’t. Goodtomeetyou.[udtu:mi:tju:] here[hi:r] that there these those where[we:r] accountant colleague[ka:l i:g] friend[frend] teacher manager neighbor secretary[sek rite:ri:] lookslike[lukslaik] I’dlike[aidlaik]
UNIT4:It’sabeautifulday,isn’tit? not[na:t] aren’t[a:rnt] doesn’t don’t isn’t does do[du:] beautiful cold[kould] cute[kju:t] fast good[ud] great[reit] hot[ha:t] wet[wet] well[wel] lovely fit[fit] looksgood[luksud] runs play[plei] work sit[sit] baby[bei bi::] day[dei] shoes view[vju:] plane[plein]
seat[si:t] mine[main] yours[ju:rz] It’sallright.
UNIT5:Revisionandextension
A 1.What’syourname? 2.Whosebookisthis? 3.Wouldyouliketocometomyparty? 4.Thankyou. 5.Where’smybook? 6.ThisismybrotherKim.
a.That’sOK. b.Goodtomeetyou. c.Tom. d.It’sherbook. e.Here. f.Yes,I’dloveto.
B 1.AreyouJimBenson? 2 Is your name Jim Benson?
a.Yes,heis. b Yes she is
3.Theseareyourbooks,aren’tthey? 4.Heisyourfather,isn’the? 5.Sheisyoursister,isn’tshe?
c.Yes,itis. d.Yes,theyare. e.Yes,Iam.
C 1.Herunsfast,doesn’the? 2.Thiscameradoesn’twork,doesit? 3.Theseshoesdon’tfit,dothey?
a.Yes,hedoes. b.No,theydon’t. c.Yes,Ido.
4.Youlooklikeyourbrother,don’tyou?
d.No,itdoesn’t.
UNIT5:Answers
Unit5,page38 1.book 2.camera 3.car 4.family 5.watch 6.house 7.laptop 8.mobilephone 9.pen 10.purse 11.beach 12.key 13.artgallery 14.dinner 15.market 16.lunch 17.meeting 18.theater 19.party 20.restaurant
Unit5,page39 21.accountant 22.colleague 23.friend 24.manager 25.neighbor 26.secretary 27.teacher 28.baby 29.name 30.plane 31.seat
32.cold 33.shoes 34.view 35.wet 36.hot 37.movies 38.door 39.wallet 40.concert
Unit5,page40 A.1c2d3f4a5e6b B.1e2c3d4a5b c.1a2d3b4c
Unit5,page41 1.this,isn’t 2.his 3.Come 4.isn’tit 5.mine
Unit5,page42 1.your 2.it’s 3.yours?itisn’t 4.Whose,this5.mine
Unit5,page43 1.isn’tit,itis 2.My,meet 3.your 4.liketo
Unit5,page44 2.Iam 3.haven’t,Good4.Yes 5.can’t6.about
Unit5,page45 1.Let’sgotoarestaurant. OK. 2.Wouldyouliketocometolunch?Sorry,I’mafraidIcan’t. 3.Haveyoumetmyneighbor? No,Ihaven’t. 4.I’dlikeyoutomeetJane. Goodtomeetyou. 5.Howaboutgoingtoamovie?That’dbegreat. 6.You’regoingtothemeeting,aren’tyou?No,I’mnot.
Unit5,page46 1.It’saninterestingbook,isn’tit?Yes,itis. 2.Thislaptoplooksgood,doesn’tit?Yes,itdoes. 3.That’smypen,isn’tit? No,itisn’t. 4.Thesekeysareyours,aren’tthey?Yes,theyare. 5.Youworkhere,don’tyou?No,Idon’t. 6.Youlikeconcerts,don’tyou?Yes,Ido.
UNIT6:Wouldyoulikesomethingtodrink? Wouldyoulike...?[wudju:laik] Whatwouldyoulike?[wa:twudju:laik] No,thanks. Yes,please.[jespli:z] ...wouldbenice.[wudbi:nais] cookie[kuk i:] chips sausage nuts cake[keik] sandwich burger Howmany...?[houmeni:] one two[tu:] three four five[faiv] six[siks] seven eight[eit] nine[nain] ten[ten] somethingtoeat pieceof... somethingtodrink cupof... glass of...
canof... bottleof... juice milk[milk] water tea[ti:] coffee sugar apple banana peach orange plum pear[pe:r] bag child tablet ticket sock[sa:k] apairof some
UNIT7:He’satourguide. applicationform occupation now[nau] too[tu:] from to[tu:] hello[helou ] hi[hai] did[did] was were when[wen] Couldyourepeatthat,please? I’msorry.[aimsa:r i:] businessman pharmacist doctor nurse mechanic policeofficer receptionist salesassistant taxidriver tourguide[tu:raid] Whatdoyoudo? I’m a
have Howmany...doyouhave? slowly[slou li:]
UNIT8:I’mgoingtoNewYork. Howdidyougethere?[haudidju:ethi:r] Howlonghaveyoubeenhere? I’mfrom... I’vebeenherefor... Whereareyoufrom? arrive leave eleven twelve[twelv] thirteen fourteen fifteen[fif ti:n ] sixteen[siks ti:n ] seventeen eighteen[ei ti:n ] nineteen[nain ti:n ] twenty[twen ti:] everyone Howmuch...? dollars
cents[sents] by[bai] since[sins] for still[stil] January February
March April May[mei] June July August September October November December Monday Tuesday[tu:z dei] Wednesday[wenz dei] Thursday Friday[frai dei] Saturday Sunday month week[wi:k] weekend[wi:k end] year[ji:r] day[dei] school[sku:l] bus plane[plein] train[trein]
UNIT9:Thisoneisbetter. rice[rais] bread[bred] potato pasta peas[pi:z] onion carrot tomato beans[bi:nz] cauliflower cabbage broccoli cucumber lettuce[let is] mushroom icecream[aiskri:m] big[bi] small boring interesting cheap expensive[ikspen siv] tall short heavy[he vi:] light[lait] wide[waid] narrow
good[ud] bad bigger smaller moreboring moreinteresting cheaper moreexpensive taller shorter heavier lighter wider narrower better worse biggest[bi ist] smallest mostboring mostinteresting cheapest mostexpensive[moustikspen siv] tallest shortest heaviest[he vi:ist] lightest[lait ist] widest[waid ist] narrowest
best[best] worst very[ve:r i:] verymuch agree think like[laik] Whatdoyouthink? Doyoulike...?[du:ju:laik] CanIhelpyou? suitcase[su:t keis] pairofsunglasses cap surfboard basketballplayer jockey horse pants
UNIT10:Revisionandextension
A 1.Wouldyoulikeaglassofmilk? 2.She’stall,isn’tshe? 3.Doyoulikethisrestaurant? 4.Whatwouldyoulike?
a.Anapplewouldbenice. b.No,Idon’t. c.No,thankyou. d.Yes,sheis.
B 1.Whatdoyoudo? 2.Whatdidyoudo? 3.Whenwereyouateacher? 4 What did your brother do?
a.Hewasapoliceofficer. b.Iwasateacher. c.From1991to1996. d I’m a taxi driver
C 1.Whereareyoufrom? 2.Howlonghaveyoubeenhere? 3.Howdidyougethere? 4.Doyoulikethishotel?
a.Threeweeks. b.Yes,Ido. c.Bytrain. d.I’mfromTokyo.
D 1.Thiswatchisexpensive. 2.Thishouseisbig. 3.Thosebooksarecheap. 4.Maxrunsfast.
a.Thisoneisbigger. b.Thisoneismoreexpensive. c.Alanrunsfaster. d.Thesearecheaper.
UNIT10:Answers
Unit10,page82 1.apple 2.bag 3.banana 4.cookie 5.beans 6.chips 7.tomatoes 8.cucumber 9.peach 10.plum 11.suitcase 12.nurse 13.bottleoforangejuice 14.nuts 15.orange 16.pieceofcake 17.sandwich 18.peas 19.cap 20.tablets
Unit10,page83 21.ticket 22.lettuce 23.onions 24.bread 25.doctor 26.teacher 27.mechanic 28.policeofficer 29.receptionist 30.salesassistants 31.taxidriver
32.tea 33.bus 34.train 35.burger 36.socks 37.sausage 38.mushrooms 39.pairofsunglasses 40.carrots
Unit10,page84 A.1c2d3b4a B.1d2b3c4a C.1d2a3c4b D.1b2a3d4c
Unit10,page85 1.something 2.pieceof,glassof 3.Can 4.like 5.eat
Unit10,page86 1.I 2.your,too 3.you 4.take,can’t
Unit10,page87 1.me 2.Sure 3.most 4.isn’tit,heavier 5 about 6 do looks
Unit10,page88 2.here,by 3.long,For 4.think,much,agree 5.from,since
Unit10,page89 1.Wouldyoulikesomethingtoeat?Somechipswouldbenice. 2.Wouldyoulikeacupofcoffee?Yes,please. 3.Howlonghaveyoubeenhere?Fortwomonths. 4.Howlonghaveyoubeenhere?SincetheseventeenthofSeptember. 5.Howdidyougethere? Bytaxi. 6.Whereareyoufrom? I’mfromSanFrancisco.
Unit10,page90 1.WhatdoyouthinkofLosAngeles? IthinkSanFranciscoismoreinteresting. 2.Thissuitcaseisheavier. Yes,butthisoneisbigger. 3.I’msorry.Couldyourepeatthatplease? 4.Didyoulikethemovie? No.Itwasboring. 5.Doyoulikecake? Yes.Ilikeitverymuch. 6.Whatdoyoudo? I’mamanager.
UNIT11:What’sthematter? Areyouallright? What’sthematter? What’swrong? Sorry.[sa:r I:] I’msorrytohearthat. Thanksforcoming. back ear[i:r] foot[fut] hand head[hed] knee[ni:] leg[le] arm[a:rm] shoulder stomach tooth Goodmorning. Goodafternoon. Goodevening. Goodnight.[udnait] Goodbye.[udbai ] Bye.[bai] Seeyoulater. Haveaniceday. bill[bil] hurts
headache[hed eik] backache stomachache earache[i:r eik] toothache Keepright.[ki:prait] gohome[ouhoum] haveto pay[pei] stop[sta:p] take[teik] sun moon[mu:n] stars[sta:rz] morning afternoon evening night[nait] day[dei] Dad
UNIT12:IliveInthebighouse. Wheredoyoulive?[we:rdu:ju:liv] What’syouraddress? Iliveat... call get[et] I‘ll[ail] will[wil] hospital policestation twenty-one twenty-two twenty-three twenty-four twenty-five[twen ti:faiv]] twenty-six[twen ti:siks] twenty-seven twenty-eight[twen ti:eit] twenty-nine[twen ti:nain] thirty near[ni:r] nextdoor nextto[neksttu:] opposite at on[a:n] corner around the corner
onthecorner street[stri:t] road[roud] address card[ka:rd] thirty-one forty fifty[fif ti:] sixty[siks ti:] seventy eighty[ei ti:] ninety[nain ti:] onehundred twohundredandone
UNIT13:Howmuchisthispurse? Do[du:] Doyoutake...?[du:ju:teik] Doyouhave...? cash creditcard[kred itka:rd] How’syour...now?[hauzju:r...nau] Youshould... play[plei] piano guitar[ita:r ] trumpet violin bag tube[tu:b] carton box[ba:ks] window door floor ceiling wall room[ru:m] waitingroom some any[en I:]
Noproblem. That’sokay. or drugstore egg[e] toothpaste toothbrush make[meik] need[ni:d] wait[weit] old[ould] new[nu:]
UNIT14:It’sthesecondstreetontheleft. left[left] right[rait] straightahead turn bank busstop cinema carpark taxirank postoffice gasstation railwaystation supermarket stadium trafficlights toilet red[red] yellow[jel ou:] blue[blu:] green[ri:n] white[wait] black orange brown[braun] before past with first
second third fourth fifth sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth fence[fens] roof[ru:f]
UNIT15:Revisionandextension
A 1.Goodmorning. 2.What’sthematter? 3.Ihaveaheadache. 4.How’syourheadache? 5.Wheredoyoulive? 6.What’syouraddress?
a.At2RichmondStreet. b.Better,thanks. c.Goodmorning. d.It’s2RichmondStreet. e.Ihaveaheadache. f.I’msorrytohearthat.
B 1.How’syourheadachenow? 2 How much is this?
a.It’stendollars. b My arm hurts
3.Howmucharethey? 4.Cashorcredit? 5.Areyouallright? 6.Where’sthehospital?
c.Credit,please. d.It’sstraightaheadontheleft. e.They’refivedollars. f.Muchbetter,thanks.
C 1.Dowehaveanyapples? 2.Doyouplaytheviolin? 3.DoIneedaticket? 4.Doesshehaveanycash? 5.Doesheplaythetrumpet? 6.Dotheyhaveanewcar?
a.Yes,shedoes. b.Yes,wedo. c.No,theydon’t. d.Yes,hedoes. e.No,Idon’t. f.Yes,youdo.
UNIT15:Answers Unit15,page132 1.hand 2.back 3....