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ENGLISH PRACTICE UNIT 3 GRAMMAR Underline the correct word. Example: It’s a bag / bags. 1 They’re her book / books. 2 It’s not my coat / coats. 1.

3. It’s an / a umbrella. 4. Where are my photoes / photos? 5. They’re expensive watchs / watches.

2. Complete the dialogues with this, these, that, or those. Example: Are these your vacation photos? (near the speaker) 1. Are these your keys? (near the speaker) 2. Is that my umbrella? (far from the speaker) 3. Is this a phone? (near the speaker) 4. Are those pencils or pens? (far from the speaker) 5. Are these sunglasses good? (near the speaker) 6. Is those my car? (far from the speaker) 7. Is that a school? (far from the speaker) 3.      1 2 3 4 5

VOCABULARY Check () the one that doesn’t belong. Example: credit card ID card photo photo coat √ hat student credit card cell phone postcard bus photo cell phone laptop camera pen pencil coat √

coat √ t-shirt keychain √ map √ postcard √ book

Complete the sentences with the things in the box. sunglasses photo map postcard coat T-shirt laptop

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Example: A Oh, no! Where are my new sunglasses? B They’re on your head! A Where are we? My laptop isn’t very good. B I don’t know. But my cell phone has a GPS. Let’s check it. A Excuse me. Can you take a photo for us? B Yes. Sure. A This is my camera. Just push this button. A Look at this postcard. Let’s buy it and send it to Bill. B No. Let’s just email vacation photos to him. A Look at this funny map. Is it good for Larry? B Yes. Let’s get a large. A I’m cold!

B Well, where is your T-shirt? 6. Match the words with the same sound. this books hat euro watches cameras 1 2 3

Example: sure euro map cameras glasses watches those hat

4. laptops 5. the

books this

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 7. Read the dialogue. Write the missing words. here

dollars much

please

regular

Waiter Hi. Welcome to Joe’s Coffee. Woman Hi. One latte, 1please. And a muffin. Waiter A 2regular latte, or a large? Woman How 3much is a large? Waiter It’s four 4dollars and 25 cents. Woman Oh, a regular is OK. Waiter OK. That’s one muffin and one regular latte. Woman Yes. Waiter That’s five dollars and 36 cents, please.

Woman 5Here you are 1

READING Read the conversation and check () true or false. A good price Salesperson: Good afternoon, ma’am. Woman: Oh, good afternoon. This is a beautiful store. Salesperson: Thank you, ma’am. My store has things from all over the world. Japan, Brazil, France, everywhere! Are you from New York? Woman: No, I’m here on vacation. It’s a great city. Salesperson: Yes, it is. Woman: Wow. That bag is beautiful! Salesperson: Yes, that is a very nice bag. It’s from Mexico. Woman: How much is it? Salesperson: It’s twenty-five dollars. Woman: Oh, really? Twenty-five dollars. Hmm... that’s a lot. How about those hats? Salesperson: The hats are very nice, too. They’re from Italy. Look at this hat. It’s eighteen dollars. Woman: Eighteen? That’s not bad. Salesperson: Yes, look at the bag and the hat. They’re so nice together. How about forty dollars for the bag and the hat? Woman: Forty dollars? That’s a good price. OK. Salesperson: Thank you very much. Woman: Is a credit card OK? Salesperson: Yes, credit cards are fine. Woman: All right. Here’s my credit card. Salesperson: Thank you. Please sign here. And here are your new hat and bag. Woman: Thank you very much. Goodbye. Salesperson: Goodbye. Oh... just a moment! Here’s your credit card! Woman: Oh, thank you! Example: The woman is on vacation.      True     False

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The hats are from France. The woman is in New York. The bag is $25. Credit cards are OK in this store. The bag is from Mexico. The bag and the hat are $65.

True True  True  True  True  True

False  False False False False False 

Read the text again. Who says this? Write S for the salesperson or W for the woman. Example: S Good afternoon, ma’am. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

W W S S S S S W W

I’m here on vacation. That’s a lot. The hats are very nice, too. Here’s your credit card! Credit cards are fine. Here are your new hat and bag. Look at this hat. That’s a good price. How much is it?

WRITING Answer the questions. 1 What are three things in your bag or in your pocket? The three things in my bag are: lipstick, mirror and deodorant. 2

How much is a regular coffee at a coffee shop? A coffee costs $/.7 dollars.

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Where is your ID card? It's in my wallet.

4

Where is your phone?

It's in my room. 5

Where are your keys? They are in my bag.