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Preface
The American La~guage Course (AL.C) is a comprehensive program designed primarily
for mtenslVe Enghsh language training. The course will provide students who do not
understand and speak English with sufficient English language skills to enable them
to successfully pursue technical or professional training at various schools sponsored by
the Department of Defense of the United States of America.
In the General English phase of the ALC, the language student will learn basic
structures and vocabulary of American English by practicing the four language skills
of speaking, listening, reading, and writing. The General English phase of the ALC
consists of six progressive levels oflanguage proficiency training. Levels I _ V (Books
1 - 30) consist of six separate instructional packages each. Level VI (Books 31- 34)
consists of four such packages.

COURSE COMPONENTS
The coordinated instructional packages for Books 1 - 30 consist of the following:
• Student text
• Instructor text (with the answer key for exercises and
homework, learning objectives, teaching instructions, and
supplemental activities)
• Audio recordings (and video when available)
• Language laboratory activities student text
• Language laboratory activities instructor text
• Computer-delivered interactive multimedia instruction (IMl)
• Quiz kit
• Optional training aids

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BOOK 1 PREFACE
 nee Lessons 1 - 5 Notes to the Student
ALe Book 1: Scope and Seque 1

The American Language Course focuses on four components oflanguage acquisition:

vocabulary, grammar, language fun ctions, and skills .
This IS a (noun). .. Responding to
,. Greeting and leave- commands and • The lessons present uocabulary <individual words as well as expressions) that th
The classroom ,. U's a (ooun).
1 taking
,. Introducing yourself
,. my/your reque sts learner needs to understand and use in order to communicate effectively in Engr
.. Vocabulary for the • Identifying syllables
,. this/that Each ne,,: lesson bUilds on the vocabulary of the previous lessons. The language
classroom or someone else ,. Mimicking word and
,. What's th is?
,.. Numbers 0 . 20 ,.. Asking abou t sentence intonation mclud 7d IS appropnate for learners working in professional and vocational conte
,. What's that ?
> Alphabel A. G classroom items
,. What's your name? A SIgnIficant f~ature of the General English phase of the ALC is that military
vocabulary IS mcluded wherever applicable.
'---- L ______ -.-In-Ir-od-'u-c-Clio-Cn-=-s- - - > Ilyou • Responding to • The presentation of grammar is carefully sequenced. The grammatical structure
Bob's B barber. " h' Ih negative commands
2 ,. Asking the names of ,. IS er
> Identifying syllables
presented in the lessons are the forms a language learner needs in order to spea1
JooTalking about jobs other people » plurals and write English correctly. New grammar is often depicted in charts or tables to
.. Numbers 21 . 100 ,.. Ihese/lhose ,. Mimicking sentence
» Alphabet H· P ,. Wh at are th ese? intonation serve to focus the learner's attention on the particular structure being presented
» Spelling names and
words
,. What are those?
,. What's his name?
• Language functions are the ways we use a language to communicate. In each les:
exercises that focus on functions show the learner how and when to use certain
words, phrases, and sentences.
Is he a teacher? ~ Asking for and giVing ,. Pronouns; he, she, • Identifying syllables
3 personal data they, we, you ,.. Mimicking sentence • In addition, skills exercises interspersed throughout the lessons focus on develol
~ American money ). Negative sentences intonation
• Alphabet a . z the learner's language proficiency in listening, speaking, reading, and writing.
). Yes/no questions
,.. Short answers The Scope and Sequence chart located on the previous page shows the content that
makes up the current book. The four columns on the chart outline the new material
it is related to the language acquisition components described above. A lesson begin
with a table of contents followed by a preview page. The preview page provides at a
Today is Thursday. ,. Asking for the time
4 and the day of the
,. Yes/no questions • Identifying syllables glance a summary of the new material presented in the lesson. Each ALC book has
,. The time of day ,. Long answers • Identifying word • four lessons introducing new material and one review lesson. These are followed by
week ). Place prepositions: stress patterns
,. Oays of the week homework section and daily evaluation exercises. Various appendices are also inclu
on, in, under
,. Time preposition: at in the book.
The homework and the evaluation exercises are at the back of this text. Students,
require about two hours to complete the daily homework assignments. The evaluat
5 Review exercises are short quizzes that will serve to give both the teacher and the student
feedback on how well the previously instructed material has been learned. Evaluat
Lesson 5 reviews aU vocabulary and structures introduced In Lessons 1 . 4.
• exercises should be assigned after each lesson is completed.
The appendices can be found after the fifth lesson. Appendix A provides an alphabe
list of new vocabulary presented in this book. The number of the lesson in which ea
word or phrase is introduced is provided next to the entry. Appendix B presents a
listing of grammatical structures introduced in the book; a lesson number is provid
along with each entry for easy reference. The other appendices are included as
reference materials.
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AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE BOOK 1 PREFACE

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_ USER NOTES -
Book 1 Contents
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LESSON 1: The classroom ............. ...... ... ..... ..... ..... ....... .... -. .... . ... 1
LESSON 2: Bob's a barber. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ... ' 23
LESSON 3: Is she a teacher? ............ ,............................. . •••• •• ......... 45
LESSON 4: Today is Thursday. •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • •••

LESSON 5: Review ................................................................ ...... _..... 99

APPENDICES :

A: Word list .......................................................................... 109

B: Structure list ................................................................... 111

C: Flash Cards ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 113

0: The English alphabet ...................................................... 115

E: American English sounds ............................................... 117

F: List of contractions ••••••••••••••• •••••••• •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 119

G: Transparency masters •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 121

Alphabet A - G; BlL1#1 ....................................... .. 123

Numbers 0 - 20; B1Ll#2 ....................................... . 125

Alphabet A - P ; B1L2#1 ......................................... . 127

Numbers 0 - 100; B1L2#2 ...................................... 129

Alphabet A - Z; B1L3#1 .......................................... 131

HOMEWORK: ...... ........ ........ .......... ..... .. .. ... ..... ... ..... ........................... HW-1
EVALUATION EXERCISES: ......................................................... ............................ EE - 1

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE BOCK 1

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The Classroom
GREETINGS and Wllat's your name? ......................................................... 3
INTRODUCTIONS:
Nice to meet you . ............. ............................................... 4

VOCABULARY: The classroom ................... .............................................. 6

GRAMMAR: Simple questions and answers ...................................... 8

ALPHABET: Listen, read, and write the letters ............................... 10

The letters A - G ..................................... _.................... 11

GRAMMAR : Giving commands - look, listen, and repeat ............... 12

NUMBERS: The numbers 0 - 20 ..................................................... 14

GRAMMAR : Demonstrative pronouns - this/that ........................... 16

Possessive adjectives - my/your .................................. 18

PRONUNCIATION : Coun ting sylla bles and practicing intonation ............ 20

PERFORMANCE CHECK: .
CIrcle the words you h ear............................................ --
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BOOK 1 LESSON 1
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Nice to meet you. EXERCISE C Read. Then write the missing words.
'ntroduc;tion~

Mary: Sam, this is Jolm Martin. Robert: Hello. My _ _ _ _ _ _ Robert Jones.

Jolm, this is Sam Bishop.
What's _______ name?
Jolm: Hello, Sam. How do you do?
Sam: Hello, Jolm. Glad to meet you. Helen: H elen Stone. Nice to meet you, Robert.

John: How are you , Mary? David: - - -____. My name's David Smith.
Mary: Fine, th anks.
_ _ _ _ _ your _ _ _ _ _ _ ?
John: This is my classroom. See you
Susan: - ______ name's Susan Oliver.
later.
Mary: Okay, John. Goodbye.
EXERCISE 0 Listen. Then put the conversation in the correct order.
Number 1 is an example.
EXERCISE A Introduce your classmates to each other.

1 Hello. My name's Captain Stock. What's your name?

_ _ , this is _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ Hello, Captain Bell.
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- - -_ _ Fine, thanks. Captain Bell, this is Captain Jones .
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- _ _ _ _ _ Hello, Captain Stock. How ar e you?
Hel/o, _ _ . }
( Hello, _ _ . _ _ _ _ _ Hello, Captain Jones. Nice to meet you.
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\ _ _ _ _ _ My name's Captain Jones.
_ _ _ _ _ Hello, Captain Bell. It's nice to meet you, too.

EXERCISE B Put the words in the correct order.

.++ The basic sentence pa,larn

1. to / Nice / you / meet •
2. My / John Smith / name's Sam.
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3. Sam lis / This This IS Major Nelson .

4. name / your / What's /? a classroom.

BOOK 1 1
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 The classroom
Vocabulary
List~1l and /Yprot lhi stlllt1Jf:es.

This is a table. This is a classroom. This is a lab.

This is a book.

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This is a board. This is a window. This is a door.
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This is a pen.
This is a notebook.
This is a pencil.

This is a map. This is a letter. This is a Dum ber.

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This is a clock. -
This is a desk.
This is a chair. ----:-._.-

This is a picture. This is a word. This is a page.

BOOK 1 LESSON 1
COURSE
 Simple questions and answers
Grammar
with affirmative responses ••• 0
• r questions with responses
.:. Yes/no quest Ions

1. Is this a book or a nOLebook?

, Yes, it is. It'. a b()<)k
Is thIs a notebook? ,
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2. Is t his a p en or a pencil?
,) Is this a pen.? Yes, it is.
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3. Is this a door or a window? - It'. a window.

3. Is this a chm? Yes, it is.

4. Is this a map or a clock? It'. a map.

4. Is this a pencil? Yes, it is.

•••• Yeslno questions with negative responses

.:. What questions with responses

1. Is this a notebook? 1. What is this? It's a pen .

No, it isn't.

2. Is tlris a pen? 2. What is this? It's a book.

No, it isn't.

3. Is this a Chair?
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3. It's a chair.
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What is this?
No, it isn't.

4.
Is this a window? 4. What is Lhis? It's a pencil.
No, it isn't .

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BOOK 1 LESSON 1
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
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Listen, read, and write the letters. The letters A-G

ihe Alpha17et

17 c d e f g h
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a a b c d e f g
o p q t u v w x y z
n r A B C D E F G

.:. The letters above are small or lowercase letters. The letters below are capital or
uppercase letters.
Circle the letters hear.
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EXAMPLE : o B C a

ABCDEFGHI J K L M 1. DAb F 4. g E B d

NOPQRST UVWX y Z 2. Gee f 5. c D a G

3. c bE e 6. D e b F

Write the small letters of the on these lines.

Write the letters =..:.h:.::e:::,a:.:.r._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _---'

EXAMPLE : A a

1. _ _

EXERCISE B Write the capital letters of the alphabet on these lines. 2. _ _

3. _ _

4. _ _

5. _ _

6. _ _

7. _ _

1
LANGUAGE COURSE
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Giving commands - look, listen, and repeat

Grammar

Go to t h e board . Look a t the boa rd. Circle the letter.

Stand up. Sit dow n.

Listen to th e teach er. Repeat t he word. Write the word .

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- Work with a Then tell classmate what to do.
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Open the book. Close the book. S elect a word from col"mnA and one from column B. Then tel/ your partner what to do.
EXAMPLE: circle / n umber Circle the number.

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A B

close classroom
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go (to) door

look (at) letter

Turn on the light. Turn off the light.
open number

r epeat window

write word

circle page

COURSE BOOK 1 LESSON 1

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EXERCISE A Circle the numbers you hear.

The numbers 0 - 20
Numl1er5
2 13 9 11
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• The numbers 0 - 10
14 12 15 19
0 ze ro
7 16 10 3
1 one 6 six
8 17 13 20
2 two 7 seven
4 18 1 17
3 three 8 eight

4 four 9 nine
Write the coordinate hear. Then mark it on the
5 five 10 ten
Number 1 is an example.

1. _~C<.L.Q6 _ __
A
2. _ __ _ __
B
.:. The numbers 11 - 20
3. _ _ _ _ __
c
4. _ _ _ _ __
11 eleven 16 sixteen D
5. _ _ _ _ __ + -r
12 twelve 17 seventeen E
6. _ _ _ _ __
13 thirteen 18 eighteen F
7. _ _ _ _ __
14 fourteen 19 nineteen G

15 fifteen 20 twenty 4 5 6 7 8
1 2 3

LANGUAG E BOOK 1 1
 EXERCISE A Listen and repeat the sentences. -
Demonstrative pronouns - this/that - j
This is a door. That's a door.
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That is a man~ This is a number. That is a number.

This is a picture. That's a picture.
This is a window. That is a window.
Thi s is a notebook. That's a notebook.

This is a clock. That is a clock.

EXERCISE B Point to an object in the classroom and make a sentence.

EXAMPLES : This is a desk.

•••• Use this for objects close by. Use that for objects farther away. This is a picture.

That's a window.
a man.
This That's a map.
a book.
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a chair. With a partner, point. Then ask and answer questions.
That EXERCISE C
a table. This is a man .
.:. Use contractions : That is = That's
What is = What's

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• That + Is = That's
Wha t is t hat? This is a pencil.

a pencil
That's
a door.
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Wha t is this? 1
( That's a notebook. )

AMERICAN LANGUAGE BOOK 1 1

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possessive adjectives - my/your Point to a near or far object and ask a question.
Grammar J
EXAMPLES: What's that? This is my chair.
~t i. your chai~. ')
What's this? That's your pencil.
Tins is my chair.
What's that? That's my notebook.
What's this? That's your book.

EXERCISE C - : : - - - - _.
With your classmates, ask and answer questions. -

Looll in the classroom. Point to a book, a pen, a notebook, a chaIr, a picture, a desk, a pencil,
or another object. Ask your classmates questions. Use the words this, that, m,., and your

Is this your _ _ _?
This is chair.
my
That is book.
your
That's pencil.
What's this?
What's that?
EXERCISE A Listen and repeat the sentences.

This is my pen. That's yo ur pen.

This is my book. That is your book.
Is that your _ _ or my _ _?.
This is my notebook. That's your notebook.
This is my picture.
That is yo ur picture.
This is my pencil.
That's yo ur pencil.
This is my chair.
That is yo ur chair.

BOOK 1 LESSON 1
 . /I ble5 and practicing intonation EXERCISE B
PronunGiation
Countmg 5y a Listen to the sentence Fill in the ml I
. ss n9 word. -
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WrIte
Illber o{syllables you heat:
, tor ..a" these U'D! •
till • chair What
L ,~~./ t'll to .H )/If wstrtlc ". notebook
table
1 book
EXAMPLES door
open _L
Listen to the sentences, repeat the sentences, and write the missi word Use the
5. table 9. TV above to help you spell correctly. ng. word..
l. hello
6. chair 10. word ,
2. book
7. letter 1l. pencil
3. classroom ~isa ___________ .
8. m y 12. window
4. map

EXERCISE A Listen and repeat after your instructor.

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____________ 18 a pen.

Thisisa ____________ .

Hen . Good rn '1ling.

It is a _____________ .
Good atterno Howar ou?

What's your n My name's Captain Jo es.

'---+ This is a ____________ .

This is S m. Nice to mee ou.

k. ThiSisa~e _____________ is this?

It's ach ·r.

It's a wi ow.

That's a not book.

1 LESSON 1
LANGUAGE
 Circle the words you hear.
Performance Check
rd ' m a list. Student B circles the words on the
studtntA rrods ,"0 s fro
Wont u'llh a parlntr. down or across.
chari "'/om Words COli go
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p I e a 5 e
a I a Bob's a barber.
0 p n 0 t e b 0 0 k
9 INTRODUCTIONS: What's his name? ..... ....... ................. ............................ 25
e h P x
GRAMMAR : Giving negative commands with don't ........................ 27
I a e a ALPHABET: The letters H - P .......... .... ...... ................ ...................... 28
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I b n m a P GRAMMAR : Possessive adjectives - hisfher ..... ......................... ...... 30
5 e p NUMBERS: The numbers 21 - 100 and 1,000 .. ......... ..................... 32
t t a b I e I a b VOCABULARY: More classroom words ..................... ............., ...... ........ 34
e e e 0 GRAMMAR : Singular and plural nouns ...................... ... ... .... .... .. .... 35
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w I n d 0 w t I 0 0 k Demonstrative pronouns - these/those .. ... ... .............. 36

0 0 t • Asking questions with these/those ... ..... .............. ... ..... 38

h I 5 k
r 0 e
VOCABULARY: Jobs / Professions / Occupations ................. .. ... ...... ...... 39

GRAMMAR : Making sentences with II you/ a proper name ....... ... ...... 40
d r r Asking simple questions about people ...... .......... ..... ... 41

PRONUNCIATION: Counting syllables and practicing sounds ... .......... .. ... 42

PERFORMANCE CHECK: Classif'ying vocabulary words .. ......... .... .................... ... 44

BOOK 1 2
 Whats new in Lesson 2?
What's his name? -
NEW VOCABULARY -
Verbs Other words
Nouns
am a nd
barber
are d on 't
cook
spell H - P; h - p
doctor Bill: Hello, my name is Bill.
• h er What's your name?
mechamc
pilot Numbers his
Bob: My name is Bob. Bob Smith.
radio 21 - 100 I Pleased to meet you.
recorder twenty-one - I'm (I am )
student one hundred th ese
tape 1,000 those
teacher one thousand you
television

NEW GRAMMAR STRUCTURES Bob: What's his name?

Don't close the door, please. Bill: His nam e is Ted Williams.
What's his name? His name is Bob.
What's her name? Her na me's Mary.
What's that?
That's her book.
What's this?
This is his pen .
What are those?
Those are pen cils.
What are these? Bob: What's her name?
These ar e books .
What is Bill? Bill: Her name is Cecilia Cage.
Bill's a m ech anic.
Bob: Repeat her name, please.
Bill: It's Cecilia Cage.
Bob: Spell it, please.
Bill: C-e-c-i-l-i-a C-a-g-e.
Bob: Thanks.

1 LESSON 2
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
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Ask about people in your class.

Grammar Giving negative commands with don 't
What's her name?

"-- His name is Ben. ")

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• Her nam e's Alice .
Whaf s his name? ) '---....7
Open the door. Don't open the door.
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Read and the sentences .
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Thors A - b - e. What's his na me?

c 1. Write the word · pencil." Don't write the word "pen."
2. Circle the letter. Don't circle the nnmber .
Please spell Abe. 3. P lease lis ten. Don't repeat, and don't write.
His n B me's Abe.
4. Don 't close the window. Please open it.

Work with a Tell classmate what not to do.

EXERCISE B Put the words in the correct order.
Use d on 't . Select one word from each column and tell your partner what not to do.

l. his / What's / name / ? EXAMPLE : circle / number Don't c ircle the nnmber.
2. Mary / name / is / Her A B
3. meet / you / to / Nice
close classroom
4. name / My / Joe / is go (to) door
5. his / please / Spell / name look (at) letter
6. na m ~ / Repeat / please / her open number

r epeat window
write word

1 LESSON 2
 The letters H - P
ihe Alphabet EXERCISE 0
Look at two letters. Circle S for same and 0 for different
Number 1 is an example. -,

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k I m n 0 p
I J 1. D 0 S @ 9. C C S D
H I J K L M N 0 P 2. P P S D 10. k h S D
3. b d S D 11. E F S D
Circle the letter ~!h!!:e!
a r::.
r. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
4. e c S D 12. d p S D
EXAMPLE i@mL
5. H H S D 13. G G S D
1. H N
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J o o p
6. f f S D 14. c o S D
2. M n L h 5. I K N M
7. h n S D 15. J LSD
3. N m J K 6. p
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8. 1 J S D 16. d d S D
EXERCISE B Write the letters you hear.
Circle the same letter.

Number 1 is an example.
1.

2.
1. A
0 H P 9. e a 0 e

3. _ _ __ 2. D 0 C D 10. d b d p

4. _ _ __ 3. L J L F 11. k k h a

5. _ _ __ 4. c e c o 12. M M N H

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EXERCISE C
Spell the Words.
5. f h J f 13. B E B D

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6. b p d b 14. 1 I 1 J
name
open
pencil clock e o
7. h h k b 15. o c
book
page
pen map p p F B
8. K A K H 16.

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE

 . adiectives
possessive J
- his/her EXERCISE B
Read the questions and the answers.

What's this?
It's my notebook.
This is my pen .
It's your clock.
That's his pencil. ?•
That's her book.

What's that?
This is his chair. This is her ch air. It's my pen.
That's his picture.
That's my book.
This is my That's your book.
That is b ook.
yo ur This is my notebook.
pencil.
hi s
name. What is it?
That's
her It's his pencil.
It's a clock.
EXERCISE A It's h er television.
Listen to a question. Fill in the miSSing word.
This is a map. ?
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EXAMPLES . Jobn, is this your chair? That's a notebook.
Yes, this is my chair.
What is that?
Is this Bob's pen?
Yes, it's his pen. That's her name.
That's a nllmber.
1. Yes, this is _ _ book. That's his tahle.
5. Yes, that's _ _ pencil.
That's a lab.
2. Yes, that's . pen.
6. Yes, it's picture. What is this?
3. Yes, tbis is This is his classroom .
notebook. 7. Yes, it's des k.
It's a word.
4. Yes, this is
table. Tltis is a number.
8. Yes, it's classroom .

BOOK 1 LESSON 2
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mbers 21- 100 and 1,000

Thenu EXERCISE C Circle the number you hear. - - ,
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twenty-one 30 thirty 14
21 87 65 94
twenty-two 40 forty 10 18
22 16 13
50 fifty 11 21 19
23 twenty-three 12

60 sixty 83 33 63 36
24 twenty-four
69 96 59 40
25 twenty-five 70 seventy

26 twenty-six 80 eighty EXERCISE 0 Check (,f) the number you hear.

27 twenty-seven 90 ninety
a· O 13
o 30
28 twenty-eight 100 (a/one) hundred
b· O 14
o 40
29 twenty-nine 1000 (a/one) thousand
c· O 15 o 50

d. 0 16 0 60
these numbers.
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26 69 48 22
e·O 17 0 70

345 f. 0 18 0 80
533 1971 1066

g. 0 19 0 90
EXERCISE B
Say these number sentences.

EXAMPLE: 23
Say the telephone numbers. I
+ 26 - 49
EXAMPLE : 821-5049 eight two one, five zero four nine
Twenty-tbree and tw t .
en y-SlX equals forty-nine. fifty forty-nine
eight two one,
22 + 12 = 34
15 + 16 = 31 33 + 77 = 110
10 +25=35 697-3504 671-2991 743-5820
50 + 50 = 100 100 + 900 = 1000
559-4554 428-1779 831-0010

BOOK 1 LESSON 2
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
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More classroom words

Vocabulary Singular and plural nouns

1 computer 8 computers

This is a television (TV).

book books

door doors

\ picture + s pictures

name names

lab labs

This is a radio. This is a casseUe tape. This is a tape recorder. •••

• Add 5 to make the plural.

Lislen and the correct words.

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EXAMPLES : a book (2) two books

one pencil (5) flve pencils

l. a chair (6) 5. a pencil (12)

This is a CD player. These are CDs
This is a VCR
(compact discs). ( 6)
(videocassette recorder). 2. on e clock (5) 6. one notebook

(24) 7. one letter (26)

3. a pen

(2) 8. a word (350)

4 . a table

BOOK 1 LESSON 2
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Demonstrative pronouns - these/those • EXERCISE A Use these to make plural sentences. - -
-
EXAMPLE : This is a r adio. These are radios.
These ar e clocks. - -
1. This is a book.

2. This is a window.

3. This is a cassette.

4. This is a word.

5. This is a door.

6. This is a pen .
•:. Use these for objects close by.
7. This is a television.
clocks.
These EXERCISE B Use those to make plural sentences.
books.
are
TVs. EXAMPLE: That is a tape recorder. Those are tape reyOrder6.
Those
classrooms.
1. That is a table.

5. That's a recorder.

6. That's a tape.

7. That's a lab.

8. That's a number.
•••+ Use those for objects farther away.

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE BOOK 1 LESSON 2

 I

Asking questions with these/those Vocabulary Jobs / Professions / Occupations

What are those? Repeat these words.

# % &
+ * >

EXERCISE A Write questions and answers using these and those.

a barber
Number 1 is an example.

l. these I notebooks What a re the!?e? The!?e are notebook!?

2. those I televisions

3. those I windows

4. these I CDs
, a do cto r a pilot a student
5. those I pencils ~

6. these I numbers
lecc.her

EXERCISE B With a partner, ask and answer questions.

EXAMPLE. books What a re tho6e? Tho6e are my book6.

1. notebooks 5. pens
a mechanic a teacher
a cook
2. pencils 6. tapes
3. recorders 7. tables
4. clocks 8. computers

2
LANGUAGE COURSE
 Making sentences with 1/ you / a proper name Grammar ,---A_sking simple questions about people

I am a mechanic. am 1?

You are
What are
-
a student. you?
•
IS
•
Major Hall IS a teacher. your job?
What's

EXERCISE A '""-;;
A:s~k:a::n::d;-:a::::n::::s:w:::e::::r~q::::u-::e::::s:::t;-:io-::n-s-u-s-:-i-n g~W:-:h-a-:-t.------ -
EXERCISE A Fill in the blank using am, is, or are.
1. What's your job? I'm a pilot.
1. Mary a cook.
2. What are you? I'm a mechanic.
2. I a barber.
3. What's Betty? Betty's a doctor.
3. You a mechanic. 4. What's my job? You're a teacher.
4. Captain Sims a pilot. 5. What is Tom? Tom's a student.

5. You a student. 6. What's Robert? Robert's a barber.

6. Mr. Smith _ _ _ _ a doctor. EXERCISE B Look at the words. Then write a sentence.

EXERCISE B Fill in the blank using contractions I'm, You're, or name+'s. EXAMPLES : I I b arber I'm a barber. I am a barber.

•••• I + am = I'm
Wh at I Paull? What's Paul? What is Paul?

•••• you + are = you're 1. Stan I stude nt

1. 2. I I cook
1 am a student. a student.
2. You are a teacher. 3. What I Jane I?
a teacher. •

4. Donna I doctor
3. Susan is a mechanic.
a mechanic.
5. What I you I ?
4. John is a doctor•
a doctor.
6. What I 1 I ?

BOOK I LESSON 2
LANGUAGE
 - .'. ..
..

,....1Pronunciation
,l...
. --
_ •
"-
Counting syllables and practicing sounds EXERCISE 0
Listen and repeat the words with the sounds Ikl and Igl.
Count the syllables. cook barber mechanic
1 2 Ikl
3 , 19 1
tack
EXERCISE A Listen and write the word in the correct number column . tag
back
The first word in each column is an example. bag
lack
lag
1 Syllable 2 Syllables 3 Syllables •
Vlca r •

doctor vIgor
pilot cook came
barber mechanic game
radio
recorder class glass
tape
rm EXERCISE E Listen to the word. Then circle the letter for the sound.

EXERCISE B Listen and repeat these words with the sounds liEl and la/. EXAMPLES : bag Ikl

lal 1021 lal class 191

bat bet mash mesh
mass mess batter better 1. Ikl 19 1 7. IkJ 191
bad bed tan ten 2. Ikl 19 1 8. /kl 191

EXERCISE C 3. Ikl 19 1 9. /kl 191

listen to two words. Circle S for same and 0 for different.
4. Ikl 19 1 10. IkJ 19 1
EXAMPLES: tan 1 ten s sell 1 sell 0 D
5. Ikl 19 1 11. IkJ 19 1
l. s D 5. s D 19 1
6. Ikl 19 1 12. Ikl
2. S D 6. s D
3. S D 7. s D
4. S D 8. s D

AMERICAN COURSE 1 LESSON 2

 Performance Check Classifying vocabulary words

Look at tht!Sf I('ord~ ,AI\' the-y people. things, or actlOllS? Write cach word ina category.

r~l'ord~r repeat open window

sp~ll teacher desk pen

barber go to student page

cook table Ted close

1'\' notebook write lnech anic Is she a teacher?

pencil circle doctor SPEAKING: Giving information ....................................................... 47
book

GRAMMAR: Pronouns

PERSO N THI NG ACTION he/she ............................................................................ 48

they .......................... ,.................................................... 50
we .............................................._...... _............................ 52

YOll ................................................................................ 5~

ALPHABET: The letters Q - Z .......................................................... 55

Another look at the letters A - Z ................................. 56

Making a negative sentence ........................................ 58

GRAMMAR:
Asking yes/no questions .............................................. 60
Giving short answers ................................................... 64

American money ...... ........... .................... .... .. ............... 66

VOCABULARY:
• •••••• •• •• • •• •••• •• •• •• • • ••• • •••••• • ••••••••••••• •• •••••• •• ••
70
Adding money
LISTENING: Discriminating similar sounds .................................... 71

WRITING : Practicing vocabulary words ....................................... 73

PERFORMANCE CHECK: Developing test-taking skills .. ..................... ................ 74

BOOK 1 3
AMERICAN
 What's new in Lesson 37 Speaking Giving information

NEW VOCABULARY Sgt. Jones: Good morning.

Pronouns Other words
Nouns Student: Good morning. How are you?
he Aa-Zz
cent Sgt. Jones: Fine, thanks. How are you?
he's (he is) yes
dime Student: Fine.
she no

she's (she is) not

Sgt. Jones: What's your name?
they student control number (SCN)
Student: Rogers.
they're (they are)
we Symbols Sgt. Jones: Spell it, please.
we're (we are) $ Student: R-o-g-e-r-s.
¢
Sgt. Jones: What's your rank?
-
Student: I'm a private.
(are not)
't (is not) Sgt. Jones: And Private Rogers, what's your student
control number?

GRAMMAR STRUCTURES Student: 84976132.

Sgt. Jones: That's 8-4-9-7-6-1-3-2?
is a pilot. He's not a mecbanic.
a teacher. She isn't a student. Student: Yes. Rogers
are students. We're not teachers. Sgt. Jones: What's your address?
doctors. They aren't mechanics. Private
Student: 2345 Kennedy Street,
are you? We're mechanics. San Antonio, Texas.
2345 Kenne
she a student? No, she isn't. Sgt. Jones: Please spell "San Antonio" for me.
they mechanics? Yes, they are. Student: Capital S-a-n, capital A-n-t-o-n-i-o.

Sgt. Jones: Is your phone number 999-9999?

Student: No, it's 672-5689.
Sgt. Jones: Okay. Thanks, that's all.
Student: Thank you. Goodbye.
Sgt. Jones: Goodbye.

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE BOOK 1 LESSON 3

 Write the short form. - ,
The pronouns he/she
-.
Grammar
EXAMPLE : Jane is a pilot. _,J.ane's a,-I<p·w!lo"'t"-._ _ __

Paul a pilot . She's a p.ilot.

•
IS

Paula a doctor.

a mechanic.
He's 1. Bill is a barber.
a cook.
Sh~'§

2. Joe is a mechanic.

He's a pilot. She's a cook.

EXERCISE A Listen and repeat these sentences.

1. Samuel is a mechanic. 5. Samantha is a mechanic. 3. Jill is a doctor.

He's a mechanic. She's a mechanic.

2. George is a doctor. 6. Georgia is a doctor.

He's a doctor. She's a doctor.
•
3. Michael is a student.
'"
I ,
7. Michelle is a student.
He's a student. She's a student. 4. Jim is a teacher.

4. John is a barber. 8. Joan is a barber.

He's a barber. She's a ba rber.

BOOK 1 3
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 EXERCISE B Look at two pictures. Then write the plural sentence. --
The pronoun they J

She •
IS a doctor.
, ,
He
I

are
:\ r EXAMPLE:
They
doctors. , 1. Theire barbers.
.V
They're Sh e's a barher. He's a barber.

EXERCISE A Write the letter of the picture that matches the sentence.

2. cooks.
She's a cook. He's a cook.
1. __ Theire cooks.

2. __ They're pilots. ,,.

a b 3. _ __ doctors.
S he's a doctor. She's a doctor.
,---- ---]

3. They're students.

4. _ __ students.

4. __ They're mechanics. He's a student.

They're studen ts.
c d

-
BOOK 1 LESSON 3
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 EXERCISE C Fill in the blanks. Use the contraction we're.
The pronoun we
1
•
He IS
a mechanic.
I am

•
We ar e
mech anics. 1. doctors.
We're

. EXERCISE A listen and repeat these sentences .

1. You and r are teachers. We're teachers.

2. He and r are students. We'r e s tudents. 2. students.

3. She and r are mechanics. We're mechanics.

4. They and r are barbers. We're barbers.

5. Mr. Jones, Mrs. Smith, and r are cooks. We're cooks.

6. Bob, Tom, and r are pilots. We're pilots.

3. _ __ cooks.
EXERCISE B Work with a partner. Think of other jobs.

Makr a list of other jobs you know. Then discuss you r list with th e rest of the cla ss.

4. barber s.

LANGUAGE COURSE BOOK 1 LESSON 3

 The pronoun you The Alphabet The letters Q - Z

He
•
IS
a student.
q r 5 t u v w X y Z
are
You
Q R 5 T u V W X Y Z
You are
...J. EXERCISE A Circle the letter you hear.
students.
You're
EXAMPLE:

EXERCISE A Listen and repeat these sentences.

1. x Y S T 6. z Y X W
l. He's a pilot, and you're a pilot. 3. You're a cook, and Tom is a cook.
You're pilots.
2. v z s r 7. Q R S T
You're cooks.
2. She's a doctor. You're a doctor. 4. Bill's a mechanic. You're a mechanic. 3. W R U V 8. s z t r
You're doctors. You're mechanics.
4. X T Q u 9. w q u v
EXERCISE B Complete the sentences. Use You 're or You are.
5. p z t s 10. V Y Q I

EXERCISE B Look at two letters. Circle S for same and 0 for different.
f,.~
I
,
EXAMPLE : v w S @
v
1. t t S D 6. x x S D
==-::-__ doctors. stud ents.
2. N H S D 7. W V S D

3. z s S D 8. u n S D

4. Y S D 9. r n S D
I.., Y

5. w m S D 10. q g S D

- -_ _ cooks.
- -_ _ _ pilots.

BOOK 1 LESSON 3
COURSE
 Another look at the letters A - Z --=o
Listen and repeat the letters you hear.
Alphal7et Review I
•
a h J k
Small or lou t'/TCl:->i It'tit'f':.>·-
• • b c e
f h I J k I m d g p t v z
a b c d 8 r I m n s x

t u v w x y z •

p q r I Y
n 0
0

q u w
COPltal or IIPP<Tro-'>t /rIters:
r
ABCDE FGH I J K L M
EXERCISE C Listen and repeat the letters. Then write them. J
NOPQRSfUVWX Y Z
BMW FBI
EXERCISE A Circle the letter that is different.

Number 1 is an example. IBM

CD
1. CD q q q 9. K K X K

CEO INS
2. D D D L 10. q g g g

•
3. I 1 I 1 11. d b d d NATO'
ClA

4. • • • •
J I J J 12. E F E E
OPEC'
DLIELC
5. m n n n 13. p b p P

6. w UN
w v w DOD
14. v v V u

7. x x z x 15. 0 Q 0 0 USA
EU
8. p q P P 16. x v v v These abbreviations are pronounced as a word.
*

BOOK 1 3
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 , a negative sentence
Makmg
Grammar --::::::::;:-;t he sentences like the example,

I I'm 1. John is not a mechanic. __________ -

He's a pilot, 2. Mary is not a student
She's not a doctor.
3. We are not doctors.
Bill's a s tudent.

You're 4. He is not a pilot.

f - ~

We're 5. That is not your book.

Bill and I are
doctors. 6. You are not a cook.
The)'re
not teachers.
Mr. and Mrs. Jones are I
students. 7.
You're •
You and Samantha are I
I
I Write sentences II' ke the

.+.• is not 4 isn 't are not ~ aren 't

I
I o
He a pilot.
She isn't a doctor.
a student,
•
You
We doctors.
aren't teachers.
They 3. That's _ _ a chair.
students. 1.This _ __ a chair. 2.This _ __ a book.

EXERCISE A a table. a classroom. -- a lab.

Listen and repeat these sentences.

1. We're not teachers.

6. We aren't doctors.
2. I'm not a student.
7. Those aren't my books.
3. This isn't my classroom.
8. You're not cooks.
4. You aren't a barber. 5.1t _ _ __ a door. 6. This is _ __ a table.
4. She'_ _ __ a pilot.
9. They're not your pencils. a door.
5. She's not a cook. a window.
a doctor.
10. This is not my book.

3
LANGUAGE
 Asking yeslno questions .:. Move the verb in front of the subject to make a question.

LI_y.~o~
u ----"I _.:::3r~e-.....J1
LI I 3 I I student I o LI_..:.:Yo:.::u'----'I I'- ---II I
----:;;3 r.;;;..e 3 I I student I 0

.:. Th e basic sentence has a subject followed by a verb.

I _.:..;Ar:.;;.e_.....1 1---,Y
L.. L ,-ou, -=----.JI I 3 I I student I [TI

I am •••• Put a question mark (?) at the end of the question .

a doctor.
You a re
a pilot. Am I
--I
He a doctor?
• a t eacher .
IS Are you
She a pilot?

he a teacher?
It a book. Is
she
This •
IS a chair.
it a book?
That a table.
Is this a chair?
You
doctors.
that a table?
We are pilots .
you doctors?
They
teacher s .
Are we pilots?
These books.
they teachers?
-I
are chairs.
Those books?
tables. these
chairs?
Are
those
tables?
•••• The first letter of the ,.
Irst Word is a capital letter.

3
LANGUAGE COURSE
 Look at the questions. Then lis ten and repeat.
EXERCISE A
EXERCISE C Change the sentences to questions.
1. Is he a student? 7. Are th ey s tudents?

2. Are they notebooks? 8. Is she a doctor?

3. Are Thm and Ben pilots? 9. Are those books?

4. Is this a book? 10. Are thes e pencils ?

I

5. Is that a chair? II. Is it a pen ?

6. Is Sam a mechanic? 12. Am I a teacher?

a . H e's a barber. b. These are ch airs. c. She's a doctor.
EXERCISE B Write the leller of the picture that matches the senten ceo

Number 1 is an e.x.ample.

a. a 1. Is he a barber ? f.

2. Are they cooks?

h. 3. Is she a doct or ? g. d. Sam's a pilot. e. They're mechanics. f. They're barbers.

4. Are those pencils?

c. 5. Are they studen ts?

h.
f> •

6. Is he a cook?

d. I
7. Are Lhey doctors? •
I.
h . Those are pencils. i. They're students.
g. She's a cook.
8. Are t hose desks?

c.
9. Is she a mechan · ? •
IC. J.

10. Is it a pen? •

1 LESSON3
AMER ICAN LANGUAGE
 Giving short answers
Work in Read the question. Then fill In the blanks.

QUESTION ANSWER QUESTION ANSWER

it Yes, it •
IS. l. Is lhat my pen? No, ifb
I Is this a pen? it . ,
that No, isn't• 2. Is he a mechanic? No, IBn t.
it's
not. 3. Are you sludenls? Ye~. •

4. Are they sludents? No, nol.

Yes, he
•
she IS. Yes,
5. Are those your books? •

he No, they
Is a doctor? he 6. Are they pilots?
she isn't.
she 7. Is this a book? Yes, •
No,
he's 8. Is she a barber? No, she •

she's not.
Se lect the best answer.
Are you Yes, I pilots. We're mechanics.
a student? am,
l. She a pilot. 5. We
No, I'm not. a. not
a. am
•
b. IS b. am not
c. are c. isn't
Are these f- Yes, they are. d. aren't
pencils? d. not
those
they aren't. 6. you a doctor?
No, 2. They students.
they're not. a. Am
a. am
• b. Is
b. S
I
c. Not
c. are
they d. Are
d. not
Yes, we are.
my teacher. 7. I a barber.
you 3. You
Are
tbey
We
- - -
a. am
•
a. am
•
b. IS
students? they b. I S
you c. are
we aren't. c. are
d. not
you d. isn't
No, a student. He's a leacher. 8. she a barber?
4. He
they're a. Am
a . isn't b. Is
we're not. b. aren't
• c. Not
you're c. SI
d. Are
d. are

BOOK 1 3
AMERICAN
 Vocabulary American money

L This is a penny. 2. This is a dime.

It's 1 cent It's 10 cen ts. 2
I e, 0.01 10¢, $0.10
B 8~035320 W

3. This is a nickel.
It's 5 cents.
5¢, $0.05

6. This is a dollar.
It's 100 cents.
100¢, $1.00

4. This is a quarter.
It's 25 cents. 5. Thi s is a half dollar.
25¢, $0.25 It's 50 cents.
50¢, $0.50

LANGUAGE COURSE BOCK 1 LESSON 3

,

EXERCISE
Write the answer two different way,~s::.,---_ _ _ __ _ __ _ I
5. What are these?
. 1h l'
I II'hat, ' ".

------ -

6. What's that?
2. \\'hat's that?

-
-

7. What are these?

3. What's this?

4. What's that? What's that?

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE

 Adding money Listening
Voca17ulary Discriminating similar sounds

Say th~ aIJ$lft'r Tht'IlIL'rI te

the answer:. Say these words with 151 and IzJ. -
lsi Izl
+ - •
slflger •
zmger
+
•
ruece knees

a nickel
•
IS 25~ •
ICe eyes
'I\\'o dimes and
lacy lazy

1. 1\\' 0 nickels and a penny = _ _ _ _ ¢ . loose

II lose

grace graze
2. Three dimes and a penny = _ _ _ _ ¢.
EXERCISE A Listen to two words. Circle S for same and 0 for different.
3. Four nickels = _ _ _ _ ¢.
EXAM PLES : zoolsu e s ® bestJbest ® D
4. 1\\' 0 quarters and a dime = _ _ _ _ ¢.
1. s D 6. s D

5. One quarter and one penny = ¢. 2. S D 7. S D

3. S D 8. S D
6. A balf dollar and a quarter = ¢.
4. S D 9. S D
7. A dollar = ¢.
5. S D 10. S D

8. A penny and three nickels = _____ ¢. EXERCISE B Listen to the word . Then circle the letter for the sound.

9. A dime and a nickel = EXAMPLE : same Izi

---¢.

10. Two nickels and a dime = 1. lsI Izi 6. 151 Iz/

- - -¢.
2. 151 IzI 7. lsi Iz/

3. 151 Iz/ 8. lsI Izi

4. 151 Izi 9. lsi Iz/

5. 151 Izi 10. 151 Izi

3
LANGUAGE
 EXERCISE C Listen and repeat t he words wi th the sounds It! and Id l .
Li sten to the di alog s. Then practice in pairs.
It! Idl
to do 1. Sgt. Jones: Good morning.

let
I led Student: Good morning. How are you?

cent
I send Sgt. Jones: Fine, thanks. How are you?

at add Student: Fine.

ten d en

note nod e 2. Sgt. Jones: What's your name?

EXERCISE 0
Student: Rogers.
Listen to two words. Circle S for same and 0 for different..
Sgt. Jones: Spell it, please.
EXAMPLE: ton/done S
Student: R-o-g-e-r-s.

1. S D 5. S D Sgt. Jones: What's your rank?

2. S D 6. S D Student: I'm a private.

3. S D 7. S D
4. S D B. S D Practicing vocabulary words

EXERCISE E Listen to the word. Then circle the leller for the sound. Listen and write the word you hear.

EXAMPLE: dole It! @ 1. 5.

1. Itl Idl 2. 6.
5. Itl Id l
2. It! Idl 3. 7.
6. Itl Id l
3. It! Idl 4. B.
7. Itl Id l
4. It! Idl B. Itl Id l

BOOK I LESSON 3
 Oeveloping test-taking skills
Performarroe Cheok 7. I a barber.
a . am
•
b. I S
Cirele the correct answer.
c. are
d. no
1. She a pilot.

a. am S. she a pilot?
•
b. IS a. Am
c. are b. Is
d. not c. Not
d. Are
2. They students.
a. am 9. Are th ey stu dents?
•
b. IS a. Yes, they aren't.
c. are b. No, they are.
d. not c. No, they're not.
3. You d. Yes, they is.
my teacher.
a. am 10. you students?
•
b. IS
a. Am
c. are
b. Is
d. isn't
c. Not
4. He's d. Are
a student. He's a teacher.
a. isn't II. Georgia is a doctor. a doctor.
b. aren't
a. He's
c. not
b. She's
d. are
c. She
5. We d. He
pilots. We'r e mechanics.
a. not 12. She's a barber, and he's a barber.
b. am not
c. isn't a. We're barbers.
d. aren't b. You're barbers.
c. They're barbers.
6. d. I'm a barber.
you a doctor?
a. Am 13. I'm a pilot, and th ey're pilots.
b. Is
c. Not a . We're pilots.
d. Are b. You're pilots.
c. They're teach ers.
d. I'm a student.

1 LESSON 3
AMERICAN
 11 ten<,hel: She's n student,
14 She -
a. Jsn't ,
h. is
,
L ~RY 2002
c. aNn { - 1 ~ 5
dan' (7 '.1101112
15. He is not a pilot. 161711'J
_-t ~5 2tJ
3. He IS a pilot. 1
h. He's a pilot
(' He's not a pilot.
d. He not a pIlot.

16. That's not a chair. _ _ _ _ a door.

a. They're
Today is Thursday.
b. he's
c We're VOCABULARY: Saying the time of day ................................................ 79
d. It's
ALPHABET: Practicing the letters from A to Z ................................ 84
J 7. I'm a student. _ _ _ _ a student?
a. She is Y,fN
GRAMMAR: es 0 ques tions WIt
' hlong answers ........................... 86
b. he
c. Is she
VOCABULARY: The calendar and the days ofthe week ...................... 88
d. Is

18. A dollar plus two quarters is _ _ _ _ . PRONUNCIATION : Identifying syllables and word stress ......................... 92

a. a dollar and 25 cents Discriminating girniliar sounds ................................... 93

b. a dollar and 20 cents
c. a dollar and 50 cents GRAMMAR: Prepositions of place - on / in / under ......................... 94
d. a dollar and 55 cen ts
LETTER RECOGNITION : Identifying letter combinations ................................... 98
19. '!\vo dimes and four nickels is
•

a. sixty cents
b. fifty cents
c. forty cents
d . thirty cents

20. A penny and 3 nickels is

•

a. 16 cents
b. 76 cents
c. 3 cents
d. 14 cents

LANGUAGE COURSE 4
 Vocabulary Saying the time of day \
What's new in Lesson 47
-- J

NEW VOCABULARY Mary: Hi, ,Jane. How are you?

Verbs Other words
Nouns Jane: Fine, thanks. And you?
put at (time)
box
in (location) Mary: I'm okay. It's time for class.
calendar
on (location) Jane: What time lS it?
day
dialog Days of the week under (location)
Mary: It's seven forty-five .
sound Sunday
Monday Jane: Okay! Let's go.
time
today Tuesday I
tomollOW Wednesday
wall Thursday EXERCISE A Listen to three ways to say time. Repeat the sentences.
week Friday
weekend Saturday

3:
USEFUL PHRASES
4
It's 10:30.
It's ten o'clock.
Go to the classroom at 7:30. It's 9:05. It's 9:40.
The time is 9 o'clock. It's 20 minutes to 10.
What time is it? It's 5 minutes past 9.
It's 9 o'clock. It's 20 minutes till 10.
It's 5 minutes after 9.
It's nine.
,

It's 10:15.
It's a quarter pas t 10.
It's a quarter after 10.
The time is 10:30.
It's 10:30.
It's half past 10.
It's 10:45.
It's a quarter to 1I.
It's a quarter till1l.

BOOK 1 4
AMERICAN IJINGUAGE
 Say the time before the hour. the time after the hour.
EXERCISE B J

one I one
12
I MINUTES I two I MINUTES I 12 \ two
(five) 1 three 11 1 (five) \ three
11
four \ four
(ten) 10 2 10 2 (ten)
\ five
five
till •
SlX
till •
bIX
3 It's 9 . 3 (a quarter = )1
It's er = 15) 9 \ seven
to seven to
eight eight
4 8 4 (twtnty J
(twenty) 8 •

(twenty-five) 7 5
•
nIne
ten 7 5 (twenty·five)
I Dine
ten
6 eleven
6 eleven
(haIJ) twelve
(haIJ)
\ \ twelvE

R ead and repeat the examples.

Read alld repeat the examples: 0 0
It's five past one.
0
It's fifteen after 6.
,
0
It's five till two. 0
It's fifteen till two. 0 It's five minutes past l.
0 It's a quarter past six.
0
It's five minutes till 2. 0
It's fifteen minutes to 2. 0
It's five after one.
0 It's 30 minutes after 6.
0
It's a quarter to 2. 0 It's five minutes after l.
0 It's half past six.

Look at the clock. Say the time. L ooh at the cloch. Say the time.

a. b. 3· c.
b. c. a.
4.

.1 12" ,
'

[
d. e. e.
f. d.

BOOK 1 LESSON 4
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 I

I,
Draw the time.
I, EXERCISE F Make a sentence using "Go to the
at
- - ,
• "
Tell your classm.a tes to 1100 to the place at a time a[thp, day."

EXAMPLES :
a. b. c.
• c
It's fo ur o'clock. It's h alf past seven . It's a qua rter to six.
•
,,12 ]'
2 •
d. • e. f. . 3: Go to th e la b at 8: 10 . Go to the classroom l!18:l0.

It's five after two. It's twen ty to eleven . It's a quarter past nine.

EXERCISE E Write the time. 1. 4. 7. 3-

4.

a. b. c.
2. 5. 8.

I 12
o
d. 3. 6. 9.
e. f.

BOOK 1 LESSON 4
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 ,
EXERCISE B
...:L:.:o::.:o~k~a~t~t~w~o.!:le:!tt~e:!:r~S':..IC~i~rc~le~S}fo~r~ ~ and 0 for differ
same - -
practicing the letters from A to Z
Alphabet Review N umber 1 is an example. ent.

h
•
I
•
J k I m
d e f g h s @
b c
1. k
a 8. a a S D

t u v w x y z 2. g J
•
S D 9. b d S D
n o p q r
3. s z S D 10. u v S D
+:. The letters above are smal/letters. The letters below are capital letters. 4. B p S D 11. e e S D
5. p q S D 12. P R S
F G H I J K L M D
ABC D E 6. I
•
I
•
S D 13. T F S D

p s -r u v w x y z 7. 0 Q S D
N o Q R 14. a c S D

Fill in the missing letter to complete the 4-letter set.

EXERCISE A
Circle the same letter.
Capital letters

Number 1 is an example.
1. W __ y Z 5. F G I

L M
1. H A @ F 8. p q
•
J p
2. R S u 6. K
2. L L I K 9. Q o A Q
3. D E F 7. __ B c D
3. m m n w 10. b f h b
4. _ _ I J K 8. 0 p R
4. r
•
I r v 11. K K F R
Sm all letters
5. V u w V 12. a e a d

9.
•
k I 13. q s t 6. x x k v 13. I LIP
J

x 7. D B D P 14. ceo c
10. d f g 14. u v

11. e f h 15. n o q

12. t v w 16. _ _ I m n

LESSON 4
AM ERICAN LANGUAGE
 EXERCISE B Read and repeat thes e questions and ans wers.
Yes/no questions with long answers
Grammar
Long Answer
Question
Yes, I am
a studen t .
Are you a student? Axe t hese books?
No, I'm not Is this a clock?
1. Yes , th ese a re books. 4. Yes, this is a clock.

Yes, she's

No, sh e's not a teacher.

Is she a teacher?
No, she isn't

Is this a pen? Is he a cook?

Yes, this is 2. No , this is not a pen . 5. N o , he's not a cook.
a pen .
Is this a pen?
No, this isn't

Yes, they're

No, th ey're n ot doctors.

Axe they doctors? Is h e a mechanic? Axe you a doctor?
3. 6.
No , t hey aren 't Yes , h e's a mech anic. Yes, I'm a doctor.

EXERCISE C Read the question. Write a long answer.

EXERCISE A Read the sentence. Then make a question .
1. Is J oe a mechanic? Yes,
EXAMPLE: She is a doctor. Is s he a doctor?
2. Axe yo u a pilot? No,

3. Axe we s tuden ts? Yes,

1. You are a pilot.
4 . Is sh e a teach er ? No,
2. I a m a student.
5. Axe they cooks? No,
3. These are pencils.
6. Is Mr. Tucker a teach er? Yes,
4. It is a clock.

BOOK ' 4
AMERICAN
 Make sentences with today, tomorrow, and the days.
d the days of the week
The calendar an
Voc;al7ulary

rhis is a calendar. Today is Sunday, and

tomorrow is Monday.

fhursday Friday Saturday

fuesday Wednesday
Sunday Monday

2 3 4 5 Today is Wednesday, and Today is Monday, and

1 tomorrow is Thursday. tomorrow is Tuesday.

9 10 11 12
6 7 8
16 17 18 19
13 14 15 Today is Tuesday and
tomorrow is Wednesday.
23 24 25 26
20 21 22

28 29 30 31
27 EXERCISE C Read the question. Then write your answer.

Listen to the sentences. Learn them and say them again. EXAMPLE : Is today Wednesday? No. It isn't. It's Thursday.
EXERCISE A
•

1. Is today Thursday?
A week is seven days.
2. Is today Friday?
The days are Sunday, Monday, fuesday, Wednesday,
fhursday, Friday, and Saturday. 3. What's today?

Workdays are Monday, fuesday, Wednesday, fhursday, 4. What's tomorrow?

and Friday. 5. Is tomorrow Monday?

Saturday and Sunday are the weekend. 6. Is a week seven days?

foday is Thursday, and tomorrow Is Friday. 7. What's a weekend?

BOOK 1 LESSON 4
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Then say it again with a p,a.~rt~n:.: e:r._----J\
.:. Unscramble th e Ietters and spell th d
~ ays of the week
J
~Read th Is ~a~.!
dl log:. ·~:.::..:::;: - 1. 0 d myn a -
- .
EXERCISE 0
Ken: Good morning, Jim .
2. adtyrsua --
Jim: Good morning, Ken. How are you?
3. i r fy a d -
Ken: Fine, thanks. And you?
13 ..... 4. ty s d uae -
Jiln: Okay. Ken , wbat day is it?
5. a ht yrsdu --
Ken : It's Thursday.
6. nwda s dy ee -
'I'hUrsda), Friday
Jim: Good! Tomon'ow is Friday.
7. u sya dn --

Read the sentences and fill in the miss

in
!-w~o~r=d=s:...- - - - - - EXERCISE G Listen to the teacher and write the words you hear.

EXERCISE E

1. Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is - - - - - - .

2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
2. Today is Tuesday, and _ _- - - - is Wednesday.
3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

_ _--today? It's Thursday. 4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

3.
4. Tomorrow is Saturday. Today is - - - - - - . 5. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

_ _ _ _ _ _ tomorrow Monday? Yes, it is. 6.

5.
is today? 7.
6. Tomorrow is Sunday.
• 8.
7. Saturday and Sunday are the
9.
s. A week is days.
10.
9. is Sunday. Tomorrow is Monday.
11.
10. What's today? Look at the •
12. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

11. The days are Monday, _ _ _ _ __ , Wednesday, _ _ _ _ _ _- ' Friday,

Saturday, and _ _ _ _ _ _ .

1 LESSON 4

AMERICAN
 Listening
-
Discriminating similar sounds
Identifying syllables and word stress
Pronunciation -- J
Say these words with Iml and Inl Iml Inl
-
• A. • meat I neat
A. • • me cha nic moon
Sat ur day noon
same I .ane
•
+:+ A. marks a stressed syllable. • marks an unstressed syllable. whim WUl

s um sun
Listen. Write the number of syllables and draw stress marks. bumper blunder
EXERCISE A I

Sum beno 1 ana.! art" t'xampl~,,- EXERCISE A Listen to two words. Circle S for same and 0 for different
A. 8 . 8 unday
1. box 1 EXAMPLES : sum/SUD 8 ®
A. •
2. we-ekend 2 9. Monday night I night ® D

10. Tuesday
3. wall l. 8 D 6. S D
KEY
1l. Wednesday D 7. S D
A. stressed sj< IabIe 4. dialog 2. S
12. Thursd ay D 8. S D
5. today 3. 8
D 9. S D
13. Friday 4. 8
6. calendar D
8 D 10. S
5.
7. tomorrow 14. 8aturday
Listen to the word and circle the sound Iml or In/.
EXERCISE B

EXERCISE B Listen and choose the stress pattern of the word you hear. EXAMPLES : pen Iml e
time 8 Inl

l. a. 2. a. 5. Iml Inl
I. Iml Inl
h. A.. h. •• 2. Iml Inl 6. Iml Inl

c. .A. c. •• Inl 7. Iml Inl

3. Iml
d . A. • • 8. Iml Inl
d. A. • • Iml Inl
4.

BOOK 1
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 EXERCISE A Read t hes e questions and an swers.
.t·1on5 of place - on / in / under
Preposl
l. What's that? 6. What's that?
It's a book. It's a clock •
It's on the chair. It's on the wall.
2. What are these? 7. What are these?
Th ey're desks. They're boxes.
They're in the classroom. They're under the table.
3. What are those? 8. What's this?
Those are pencils. It's a computer.
This is a box.
They're under the book. It's on the desk.

4. What's that? 9. What's that?

That's a calendar. It's a notebook.
It's on the wall. It's under the desk.

5. What's that? 10. What's that?

It's a map. It's a cassette tape.
It's in the classroom. It's in the tape recorder.
The box is under the table. The books are in the box.
The box is on the table.
EXERCISE B With a :::::.:.::.::::.:!..:.:m.:.:a:::k:::e:.:s::e:::n.:.:t:::e.:.:
n.::ce
: :s:::..::::.::.: '-'-" under and 0 n .

Select people or thillgs in the classroom. Studellt 1 gives a cue; Student 2 makes the
Then switch roles.

Student 1 Student 2

s tudent / classroom ( The student is in the classroom. )

The picture is on the wall. "-"-'

The box Student 1

under the tabl e. Student 2
•
The clock IS on the wall. The books are under the desk. /
books / under
The book •
10 the box.

BOOK' LESSON 4
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 entence that matches the picture. Read and repeat these commands using the word put.
EXERCISE C
Write the letter 0 f the S
1
l. Put my book on the desk.
2. Put your pen on the table, please.
a. The notebook is under the pencil. 3. Put the pencils on the book.
1.
4 . Please put the calendar on the wall •
.~ . 5. Please put his book under the chair.
,
6. Put the notebook under the table.
b. The teacher is in the classroom.
2. 7. Put the map under the book, please.
8. Put your pencils under the notebook.
9. Put the pen in the book.

c. The clock is on the wall.

10. Put the desk in the classroom.
3.
1l. Please put the pencil in the notebook.
12. Put the chair in the lab, please.

_ _ 4. d . Put the clock in the hox. EXERCISE E Tell your partner what to do. Use the word put.

Student 1 Student 2

_ _ 5. e. The pen is under the p encil.

Pu t the di me on the desk. Please put the book on the chV

_ _ 6. f. John is on the chair. Student 2

, . Student 1

( Put the pencil on the book, please. Put your name on your notebook. )

_ _ 7.
g. The window is in the wall .
\

BOOK 1 LESSON 4
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Identifying letter combinations
Letter Recognition

clo C k
st ud ent

Review
Circle and write the correct letters to spell the word .
EXERCISE A

desk alphabet
window
student spell

practice write p
Cl ock

Number I is an example.

5. pI pr br actice
l. ch @ ck clock
6. wr rk rd ite
2. nd rt nt stude
de 7. ph th wh al abet
3. sh st sk
•
ell 8. rd nd rb WI OW
4. sp sl sl

EXERCISE B Circle and write the correct letters to spell word. .

J \.'l ~R' '()I,~
•
• ,
, 10
J
•
word tomorrow th ey " I' 1

barber nickel
.. •. • ",

re peat penny board

Number I IS an example.

l. ru ra
G re peat 5. pe •
pI be nny
2. ey ay oy th 6. er or er d
W
3. er ar or b ber 7. el al 01 nick
4. ow aw ew tomorr 8. qo po bo ard

BOOK 1 LESSON 5
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Listen to the sentence. Say the letter. J -
EXERCISE A 1

d w
-.
c
b
a

-"'-'""" - --
1'I0VilAMJ[ft ' " '

,
'WII,< ..... _
,
I I

• • , •
g h
e f
x y z
I
EXERCISE B Write the words for the pictures .

a. n.
• • k I
I J
h. o.
• c. p.
d. q.

e. r.
f. s.
m n 0 p
t.
g.
h. u.
• V.
1.

I •
J. w.
'(
• k. x.
q r S y.
I
1.
m. z.

•
BOOK 1 LESSON 5
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 EXERCISE G Select the best answer.
Listen and select the best answer.
EXERCISE C

How many syllables are in the word? l. are students.

3. a. 1 4. a. 1
2. a. 1 a. They
l. a. 1
b. 2 b. 2 b. I
b. 2 b. 2 c. He
c. 3 c. 3 d. She
c. 3 c. 3
2. This a calendar.
. h the stress pattern of the word you hear. a. are
EXERCISE 0 listen and c oose
b. aren't
c. am
l. a. ... 2. a. ... •
d. IS

b. .... b. .... 3. Those are

c. ....
•

c. .... a. student

d . ..... d . .... . b. pens

c. book
d. mechanic

Circle the letters that are the same as the first two. 4. A _ _ __ is twenty-five cents.
EXERCISE E
a. quarter
b. nickel
Number 1 is an example.
c. dime
ck ch
l. sp st sl @) ps 5. ch hc sh d. penny

2. nd no nb dn nd 6. sk sh hs sk ks 5. The weekend is days.

3. th ht th tk Ih 7. sn sn sh ns sm a. 5
b. 2
4. pr pr rp pi hr 8. pi bl pi Ip dl
c. 3
d. 8

EXERCISE F Look at two letters. Circle S for same and 0 for different. 6. The chalkboard is _ _ _ _ the wall.
•
a. ill
l. Q 0 S D 5. P P S D b. under
• • c. on
2. 1 J S D 6. b d S D
d. at
3. E E S D 7. v w S D
4. c 0 S D 8. q q S D

1 LESSON 5
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 14. Al'e they cooks? No, they
•
10 o'clock.
7. Go to the lab a . aren't
a.
•
10
b. isn't
b. under c. are
•

c. on d. I S
d. at
15 . Today is Monday. is Tuesday.
8. What are you? a. Day
a. They're pilots. b. Tomorrow
b. He's a mewsnic. c. What
c. She's a student. d. This
d. rm a cook.
16. It's 9 •

9. See you later. a. letter

a. Okay. Goodbye. b. student
b. Hello. c. number
c. Good afternoon. d. o'clock
d. Fine, thanks.
17. How are you?
10. What are these?
a. Okay. Goodbye.
a. That's a pen. b. Fine, thanks.
b. This is a book. c. Hello.
c. It's a quarter. d. See you later.
d. Those are dimes.
18. We students.
11. A: What's name?
B: My name is Alan. a. are
b. am
a. your
c. isn't
b. my •
d. IS
c. his
d. her
EXERCISE H Practice the dialog with a partner.
12. A dollar is cents.
a. 25 John: Good morning! How are you?
b. 50
c. 10 Mark: Fine, thanks. How are you?
d. 100 John: Fine, thanks. What's the time?
13. 35,21,7, and 16 are • Mark: It's 7:30.
a. money
John: See you in class!
b. alphabet
c. numbers Mark: Okay. See you later.
d. small letters

•
BOOK 1 LESSON 5
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Answer the question with a complete sentence. EXERCISE K
EXERCISE I Write the letter In the blank.
I
1. What is today? EXAMPLE : p E N N Y
16 5 14 14 25
2. What day is tomorrow?
A B C D E F G H I
1 2 3 J K L M
3. What's your teacher's name? 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13
N 0 p Q R 8 T U V W
14 15 16 17 X Y Z
4. Is your teacher in the classroom? 18 19 20 21 22 23 24 25 26

5. What's on your desk? 1.

4 9 13 5
2.
6. What is 100 pennies? 14 9 3 11 5 12
3.
17 21 1 18 20
7. Wha t is on the wall? 5 18
4.
8 1 12 6 4 15 12 12 1 18
8. What's a quarter? 5.
4 15 12 12 1 18

EXERCISE L Listen. Write the word you hear.

EXERCISE J Listen to two words. Circle S for same and 0 for different.

1. 6.
1. 8 D 6. 8 D
2. 8 D 2. 7.
7. 8 D
3. 8 D 8. 3. 8.
8 D
4. 8 D 9. 8 D 4. 9.
5. 8 D 10. 8 D 5. 10.

I
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE BOOK 1 5
I
 APPENDI X A Word Li s t --
hoose a s ylla ble to complete each word .
EXERCISE M
A H
•
W ill - a ................. • • • • • • • 1 H - P ;h- p .
. pen- dass- A G' ..... •• • • •• •• 2
flIC- - ,a-g.........
A-Z' a- ........... . 1 half dollar • • •• • .. " 3
ze- Mon- for- alph;bet Z • • . • • • • • • • • • • • • • . • • • • 3 .
he - . . . • •• • •• • 3
week- . . .. .. .. ... .. .. • • • • • • • 1 he's (he + is) • • • • •• •• .3
am . . . . . . . . • . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • • 2 Hello. . • •• •••• •• • • 1
Number 1 is all cXi.lInpl€,. and ......................•.... 2 her ...... . ... . • • •• •• • 2
ar e . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • 2 his ....•... • • • • • • • 2
_ _ _ _ end aren't (ar e + not) . . .... . ......... 3 How are you? . .... .... .
1. _ _~wj n dow 5. .. 1
at (time) .. ... . ....•....... .. ... 4 I
2. _ __ day 6. _ __ ny B I ............• • • • •• ••••• • 2
_ _ _ _ 1"0
barber ......................... 2 I'm (I+am ) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
3. _ _ _ ty 7. board ...................•...... 1 in (location) ........... .. .... 4
•
book .......................... 1 18 •. . . . . • • • • • . • • • • •• • •• • • • 1
4. _ _ _ keJ
8. _ __ room
box ........................... 4 isn'His + not) . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
C it . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . •• •• 1
Choose a syllable to complete each word . calendar ....................... 4 it's (it + 18)
. ...•••..•..• . .• .1
EXERCISE N capital Jetter ... . ................ 1 It's 10 o'clock. .. ' . . . . .. . •. . .. 4
cen t .... . ............ .. .... ... . 3 J
-day chair ....... . .... . ............. 1 K
· clock mon- L
circle ....... . ... . .... ····· ·· ··· 1
•
•
Clr-
lab .......................... 1
-peat PiC- classroom ...................... 1
letter . .. ....................... 1
clock ...... . ........... . .. ..... 1
listen (to) ••.....••....•....••.. 1
close .......................... 1
look (at) .. ................ . ... 1
1. _ _ _ _ ey cook ................... ········ 2
4. 0' M
D map . .......................... 1
5. to _ _ __ day ............... . ........... 4
2. _ _ _ ture mechanjc .............. . .. . ... 2
desk ... . .. . .. . .. . .. ··· · ······· 1 ?t1onday . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... 4
6. re _ _ __ dialog ................ . ........ 4
3. _ _ _ de djm e .......................... 3
money . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . ...... 3
my ....... . ...•. . ........•..... 1
doctor .. . ...................... 2 My name's ....................... 1
EXERCISE 0 Choose a syllable to complete each word. dollar ......................... 3
N
don't (do + not) .................. 2 name . . . ...... .. . . ...... . ...... 1
door ..............• ··· ····· ··· · 1 nickel . ....................... . 3
ai- -chan- -mor- -cor- E no . . ............ . ............. 3
example ....................... 1 not . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3
-am- cal- -teen se- F notebook ....... . ..... . .. . .... . . 1
Fine, th anks. . .................. 1 number. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .. , 1
~dQ ........... ···· · ······· · ·4 o
• •
• • • • • G
go(t O) ............. ············ l
o'clock ....................... . 4
Okay. ......... .... ' . .... ...... 1
1. me Ie 5. pha bet 8. se yen I Good afternoon . . ............. . .. 1 on Oocation ) ...... .............. 4
2. re der Goodbye. . .... . ................. 1 open ....... .... . .... .. . .. ..... 1
6. en dar Good morning. . ................. 1
3. to row 7. yen ty Go to t h e classroom at 7:30. . ..... . 4
4. ex pie

1 APPENDIX
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
•

1'uesday ......•............ .. .. 4
p ·... 1 t.um(ofi) ·········· ·· ·······, .. . l APPENDIX B Structure List
• • • • • • • •
turn (on ) ........... ... . ...... .. 1
pen . • • • • • •• •
. . .. .... • • • • • · . . . 3
1
T\' • • • • • ..... . ........ .. .... .. • 2
•
pencil • •
penny. ' . . .. . . . . . . . • • • • • • • • • •
1 twenty·one - one hundred; 21 - 100 2 PART OF WORD OR
•• •••• •• • • • • • • • • SPEECH STRUCTURE SENTENCE PATIERN
pIcture • • • •
2 U LESSON
.,. ...... • • • • • • • • • • 1
pilot . . under (iocation) .. ... . ....... , ... 4 Adjectives
lrRsE." .,. • •••••.••• • • • • • • • • •
4 Possessive my/your
P ...
•
v 1
put . ............. . • • • • • • • •
W Adjectives Possessive his / her 2
,vall . .... . ... . ..... . ..... .. . . .. 4
O Q_ z ; q _z ....... ····· ...•..... 3 3
,ve . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3 Nouns Plural Forms regular
qu art er ............. . ......... . we're (we + are) ... ........... . .. 3
2
R Wednesday .. ....... .. .......... 4
d ' ..... . ... 2 Pronoun Nonreferential it It's a (noun). 1
raIO ••••• •·•••·••••• 2 'veek ... ······ · · . ···· · ··· .. . . .. 4
recorder ...................... . Pronouns Demonstrative this/ that
weekend ........... .. .. . ....... 4 1
repea t .......... ........... . . . . 1
"That ..... .. .... . . . ... . . .. . . . .. 1 Pronouns Demonstrative these / those 2
S Saturday ...................... . 4 what's (what + is) .... .. ... ... .... 1 Pronouns Interrogative what What is this / that? 1
See YOll later. . .................. 1 What's your name? . ....... .... .. 1
. . 1't?. . .. " .•. • . . . . . • . . 4 Pronouns Interrogative whnt What are these / those? 2
~
'he' ......... , ... - ... . ......... 3 'What time IS

she's (she + is) .................. 3 ,vindo,,' .. ........ .............. 1

am lis / are
'
SLT • • • • • • • • • • • • •••••••••••••..• 1
,vord .......... . ............... 1 Verb BE 2
~~ . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . .. .. ... 1
am / is / are, contracted fOims
sit ldownl ...................... 1 Verb BE 3
small letter ................ . .... 1 x am / is / are + negative, and con·
sound .................. . •..... 4 Y Verb BE 3
tracted for illS
spell .......................... 2 yes ... · .. ····· .. ... · · · ......... 3 Verb BE 3
stand (up) ............... . ...... 1 you ....... .. ...... . . . . ... ..... 2 am / is / are in short answers
Verb BE 4
student .................. .. .... 2 you're (you + are) .... ............ 2 am I is I are in long an swers
student control number .. . . . ... . .. 3 your ...... . . . ......... . ....... . 1
z Verbs Imperative Mood 1
Sunday ................ . ....... 4
T zero - twenty; 0 - 20 ... . .... . .... 1 Verbs Imperative Mood 2
table ......... .. ...... . ........ 1 (negative)
tape .........•................. 2 SYMBOLS
teacher .................. . ... . . 2 3
¢ . .. . ... .. . . . .. ... ... . . . . . . . . .
television ............. . . .. .. .. . 1 $ · ···.·· .... . . .. ..... . . .. . . ... 3
th.at .................. . . .. .... . 1 :: .'. . .............. . .. ... .... . 3
that's (that + is) .. . .......... . ... 1
the . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
these ············· ........ . .... 2
they· ··············· . . . . . . . . ... 3
they're (they + are) ........ . ..... 3
this ......... . ...... .. . . . . .. . .. 1
those .....................•.... 2
~ursday .. . ..... . ...... . ...... 4
time
t ............... . . . . . . . . . . . . 4
o . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... •• ..... 1
toda
y ......... .. .,• • • • • •
4
tomorrow •
..... .
..... .. .. • • • • • • • •
4
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Bk 11:1 board Bk 1 2:17 teacher
Bk 11:2 book Bk 1 2:18 radio
Bk 11:3 chair Bk 1 2:19 recorder
Bk 1 1:4 classroom Bk 1 2:20 tape
Bk 1 1:5 clock Bk 1 2:21 compact discs - CDs
Bk 11:6 desk Bk 1 2:22 compact disc player
Bk 11:7 door Bk 1 2:23 video cassette recorder - VCR
Bk 11:8 lab Bk 1 2:24 television - TV
Bk 1 1:9 letter Bk 13:1 cent
Bk 11:10 map Bk 13:2 dime
Bk 11:11 notebook Bk 1 3:3 dollar
Bk 11:12 number Bk 1 3:4 half dollar
Bk 11:13 pen Bk 1 3:5 nickel
Bk 11:14 pencil Bk 1 3:6 penny
Bk 11:15 picture Bk 13:7 quarter
Bk 11:16 table Bk 1 3:8 box
Bk 11:17 window Bk 14:1 9 o'clock
Bk 11:18 word Bk 14:2 9:05
Bk 1 2:1 barber Bk 14:3 9:40
Bk 1 2:2 barber s Bk 14:4 10:15
Bk 1 2:3 cook Bk 14:5 10:30
Bk 1 2:4 cook Bk 14:6 10:45
Bk 1 2:5 cooks Bk 14:7 week
Bk 1 2:6 doctor Bk 14:8 Sunday
Bk 1 2:7 doctor Bk 1 4:9 Monday
Bk 1 2:8 doctors Bk 1 4:10 Tuesday
Bk 1 2:9 m echanic Bk 1 4:11 Wednesday
Bk 1 2:10 m echanic Bk 1 4:12 Th ursday
Bk 1 2: 11 mechanics Bk 1 4:13 Friday
Bk 1 2:12 pilot Bk 1 4:14 SatUl'day
Bk 1 4:15 The box is on the table,
Bk 12:13 pilots
Bk 1 4:16 The box is under the table,
Bk 1 2: 14 student
Bk 1 4:17 The books moe in the box,
Bk 1 2: 15 s tudents
Bk 1 4:18 The picture is on the wall,
Bk 1 2:16 students

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American English Sounds - I

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English is not spelled phonetically. The same sound is spelled several different
ways. For this reason it is helpful to assign separate symbols to each sound. The
following is t h e International Phonetic Alphabet !lPA) system. Twenty-four (24)
consonant symbols, eleven (11) vowel symbols, and five (5) symbols reprebenting
diphthongs are used to represent the significant sounds of American English.
These charts are only aids and not to be memorized. However, the student. must
be awar e of the different sounds represented in these charts. They must be able
to r ecognize and repeat them accurately.

VOWELS CONSONANTS
Symbol Examples Symbol Examples
Iii he, meet, teach, chief Ipl past, stop, put, paper
/II in , is, sit, big Ibl bed., baby, barber, lab
lell day, make, train, vein, steak It! take, seot, teo, gentle
/EI met, let, said, bread Idl date, student, do, hard
111>1 cash, half, laugh, hand JkI car, chemical, recorder, book
101 father, far, heart, pot, not 191 gas, eggs, dog, cigar
1)1 all, saw, bough t, caught Iml arm, my. Dnmber, from
loul go, know, coat, tow, pole Inl no, line, find, noon
lui book, took, good, should I ~I sing, long, wrong. rank
l ui food, blue, blew, do, soup III well, laboratory, always, let
IA! cup, son, sun, enougb Irl read, course, for, write
1011 I, nice, tie, buy, by, write IfI farmer, affirm, phone, laugh
1)11 noise, hoy, point, oil /vi very, give, live, seven
l oul out, now, town, mouth 191 tbank, Thursday, bath, north
1.1 ago, alphabet, listeo, student 101 the, this, these, weather
131 her, bird, doctor, earn lsi see,this, lesson,tapes
IzJ zero, rose, blows, dozen
If! ship, nation, should, push
131 pleas ure, measure, usual
Ihl have, h e, how, hot
IlJI chair, teacher, picture, march
I d31 judge, bridge, page, July
Iwl we, walk, wish, away
Ijl yes, you, yesterday, young

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APPENDIX F list of Contractions

aren't - (are not) we'll - (we willI we shall )

can't - (cannot) we're - (we are)
couldn't - (could not) we've - (we have)
didn't - (did not) what's - (what is)
doesn't - (does not) where's - (where is)
don't - (do not) who's - (who is I who has)
hasn't - (has not) won't - (will not)
haven't - (have not) wouldn't - (would not)
he'd - (he would I he had) you'd - (youwould/youhad)
hell - (he will) you'll - (you will)
he's - (he is I he has) you're - (you are)
how's - (how is) you've - (you have)
I'd - (I would I I had)
I'll - (I willI I shall)
I'm - (I am)

I've - (I have)
isn't - (is not)
it's - (it is I it has)
let's - (let us)
mustn't - (must not)
she'd - (she would I she had)
she'll - (she willI she shall)
she's - (she is I she has)
shouldn't - (s hould not)
that's - (that is)
they'd - (they would I they had)
they'll - (they willI they shall)
they're - (they are)
they've - (they have)
we'd - (we would I we had)

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Alphabet A - P; BlL2# 1 . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ....... . 127
Numbers a -100; BIL2#2 ... . .... .... ...... .. ........................ 129
Alphabet A - Z; BlL3#1 . . ............................................ 131

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HOMEWORK FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 1
EXERCISE A Use words, letters, and numbers from the box to fill In the table.

A f
the E
2 5
classroom
lab go what
to 7
8 C 9

l etter word nu mbe r

A to 2

EXERCISE B Write the number of syllables In the word.

Number 1 is an example.
•

1. hello 2 5. letter

2. word 6. ch air

3. my 7. classroom

4. television 8. open

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
 -
rd s for the numbers. -
Write the wo
EXERCISE C 1 EXERC ISE E Match the picture and the sentence. 1
elx
EXAMPLE 6
0 - - - -
J -
15 -
.j - -- l. It's a window.

20 -
8 - - - -- a. f.
3 -
5 -- - - - - 2. It's a lab.

12 -
JI - - -- - -
- 19 - 3. It's a door.
2 - -- -
-
16 -
13 - - -- -- -- b. g.
4. It's a picture.
7 -- - - 9 - •
-
18 = -- 10 = --
5. It's a classroom.
14 - 17 =
c. h. G
EXERCISE 0 Match the picture and the word. Then write the sentence. 1 6. U's a word. -

II. I. book 7. It's a letter.

d.
j •

2. noteboo k
d. hello 8. It's a number.
1.

h. a. pencil e.
, 1J1// 9. It's a ma p.

4. cha i,· o.
V
c
\
•
J. 6
10. It's a table.
c. r "
,J • tablu f.

6. pen
- - -- - HI'I !

HW·2 BOOK 1 HOMEWORK

ECOURse
AMERICAN LANGUAG
 •

select the best answer. - --,

EXERCISE F Look at the ~~':.:2.Th~e,:!n~cI'.!.:rc~l=
e ~tI.:,e:.:co~rr.'.:e:::::.
c t .::
le:::tt=e::.:
r. _ _ ---
What is your name? Number 1 is an exa mple.
EXAMPLE:
Fine, thanks.
b. Bill. 1. a. Look at the door.
Good morning.
c.
d. How are you? (£) Close the window.
6. Wha t is this? c. Close the notebook.
l. It's a •

a. That is a number. d. Look at the book.

a. close
pencil b. Circle the word.
b.
c. what c. Rep eat.
d. my d. My nam e is Ted .
2. a. Look at the picture.
2. That's a 7. Op en your book,
•
b. Look at the map .
a. repeat a. p age
b. example c. Read the map.
b. this
c. please c. please d. Look at the window.
d. picture d. picture

3. Good morning. 8. How are you?

a. Okay. Goodbye. a. My name is Ted. 3. a. Sit down , please.
b. Hello. How are you? b. Fine, th anks. b . Th at is a lab.
c. Good afternoon. c. Good afternoon.
d. Fine, thanks. d . Goodbye. c. This is Sam Smith.
4. Listen to teacher. 9. d. Stand up, please.
this?
a. at a. That's
b. to b. Is
c. the
c. It's 4. a. Circle th e number.
d. two
d. What's
5. This is a 11 12 13 b . Read the word.
• 10. Wha t's tha t? c. Circle the letter.
a. •
SIr
a. It's a table . @)
b. your d. Write the number.
c. open b . Good afternoon.
c. Bill. 16 17 18
d. notebook
d . two

HW·5

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Look at the picture. en s EXERCISE J Look at the picture. Then circle the correct letter a, b, c, or d.
EXERCISE H ~ ~ ~
j
Number 1 is an example.
1. Circle the number 1.

a. This is my pen.
ABe D c d e f 345 6 b. That is my book.
G) This is my book.
d. That is my notebook.
a b b d

2. Write the word.

2.
,
a. This is your book.
penci ltlIl 1 2 3 tlIl ~word ~123 (f b. That is your notebook.
c. This is my pencil.
a b c d d. This is my notebook.
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3. Open the door.

EXERCISE I Draw a line between the word pairs that m atch .

4.
a. T h a t is my chair.
stand up b. This is my chair.
open t urn off
c. That is your chair.
d . T hat is your desk .

t urn on
s it down clo se

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
AMERICAN
 .
Wrile questions and answers.
EXERCISE K
NlImbt'r J IS all example.
HOMEWORK FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 2
What is this? Write the sentence. Use the imperative with please.

1. It's a door.
- EXAMPLES : open/ door
Plea6eqpen the door.
- .QJ:>en the door, plea6e.
don't. / close / window Plea6e don't close the window.

1. go / lab

2. -

2. don't / write / name

3. don't / look (at) / book

3.

4. circle / letter

4. 5. close / notebooks

6. don't / repeat / alphabet

5.
Word
7. spell / your / name
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HW·8
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BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
 Ith this I that I those.
- -
Write sentences w - - - .
EXERCISE B EXERCISE C Add an -s to change the word to the plural form.
'fhls Is a c lo c k.
1
- -- ~

EXAMPLE: book
EXAMPLES : 'fhat Is a c lo c k.
•
1. clock 7. pencil
are two
'fh ese
~~~'-=-=~-.-
clocks.
-
2. door - ._- 8. radio
'fho se are two c locks.
- 3. la b 9. television

4. n ame 10. student

5. n otebook 11. pilot

6. number 12. mecha nic ----

1.
Write the numbers. _ _ _ _ _ __
------
- -----
EXAMPLE: 45 fort y:flve

50 --- 73 -'

2. - ---
80 38 ---
3 9
47 -- 62 -
5 99
4 75

3. 33 - -- - 100 - -- -
- -
88 - 26 -

4.
-

- - HW 1\
BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
HW·l0 RSE
EcaJ
AMERICAN LANGUAG
 •

Then use the name and write a sentence.

LoOk althe
EXERCISE E

EXAMPLE:
Bob Bob i5 a pilot.

4. Steve

1. Jack
5. Tom

2. Mike
6. Don

3. Ann •

1 HOMEWORK
.. ....-,.., ...
 •

Look at the ~~::.!T~h=e~n~c~lrc

~le:...t~h:::e:.:c:::o:::r~r::ec:::t::a:::n~s~w ---J
~e~r.___
EXERCISE F

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1. a . This is a pen. 5.
b. Th ose are pens. a. That's his chair.
c. These are pens. b. These are hel chaIrs.
c. This is her chair.
d. That's a pen.
d. Those are his chaIrs.

2. 6.
a . That's a book. a. This is his book.
b. Those are books. b. That's her book.
c. This is a book. c. These are his books.
d. These are books. d. Those are her books.

·r
Select the correct answer.
3.
•
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EXERCISE G
a. What are these? a. your
1. Ted: What is ___ name?
b. What's this? b. his
Mary: My name is Mary.
c. What's that? c. my
d. What are those? d. her

nanle? a. your
2. Sanl: What is
b. his
4. ? Ted: This is Don. c. my
0 0
a. What's this? d. her
b. What are these? a . don t
1

close the door.

c. What are those? 3. John: Please
b. whal
Open it.
d. What's th at? c. his
Felix: Okay? d. I'm
John: Yes, thank you.

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
HW·14
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•

tt IS Circle S for same or 0 for different.

EXERCISE H
I
Look at two e e . • ]
HOMEWORK FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 3

Circle the same letter. 4. They're students.

Number Its all example.

5. They're teachers.
1. k h
® b 7. a e 0 a
6. They're mechanics.
2. G C D G B. H A H K
3. M N M A 9. I •
I
•
I 7. He's a doctor, and she's a doctor.
J
4. c c e g 10. b b p d
B. They're cooks.
5. P B F P 11. I I J L
6. D 0 D C 9. They're pilots.
12. f g p f
10. She's a student. He's a student.
EXERCISE J
Write each word in the correct column.

1 Syl/ able 3 syl/ables

TV 2 Syl/ a bles
mechanIc •

cook pilot
radio ;tud.nt •
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I'm recorder
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HW·16 BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
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Look at the picture and write senten~::
- ce::s::.,--________
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L.::
L..:..o.
OOk-..::.
at_th
.....:.
e-,,-,-,,--,,-,and write sentences like the example.
, 1,'". an t'.lOmpk
Sunltlf.'T
J
Number 1 is an example.

1. J he6e are p_enIJJ62,.._ _ _ _ _ _ __

1. Thle Ie a nlck;l:'.ellc._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
They're not p-1ell
!! n.9.il 6".'_ _ _ _ _ __
cl'J
It'e fiye cente;.

2. _ _ _ _ _ _ __

2. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

3. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

4. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __

4. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

5. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ __

H \· ... 19
HW·18 BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
COURSE
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Write the word is, are, or am.
EXERCISE 0

Number 1 is an example.

l. Are you teachers? 8. these your pencils? '<

I, "
I

this Mr. Wilson? 9. I your student? 3. Are they teachers?

2.

3. ___ he a doctor? 10. _ _ _ they mechanics?

4. _ _ _ we students? 11. _ _ _ these your notebooks?

5. ___ they teachers? 12. _ __ you a docto. ?

6. ___ this your pen? 13. _ _ _ John and Tom pilots? 4. Is she a cook?

7. ___ this your book? 14. _ _ _ those your books?

EXERCISE E Look at the pictures and answer the questions.

a
c
e 5. Are those numbers?
l. Is he a teacher?
b
d

3
4 6. Are these numbers?
2. Are these chairs? 1
2

HW·20
 for the answers see.
write
EXERCISE F
EXERCISE G IrC~ir~c"le~tnh:e~l~e~tt:e~ro:f~t~h~e~c~o-r-re-c~t-a-n-s-w-er-.--- -
Number 1 is an e:rample. J
l. What are you ?
5. What's that?
a. You're a student.
o b. Bill's a teacher.
a. They're chairs.
b. It's a clock.
1. Is she a teacher? c. I'm a student.
c. Joe's a mechanic.
- d. That's a student.
d. They're students.
2. What am I? 6. What are they?
Yes, she is. a. Betty's a doctor. a. That's a pen.
h. She is a doctor. h. It's a pen.
c. This is a doctor. c. They're pencils.
d. You're a doctor. d. This is a chair.
3. What is Joe? 7. What is Bob?
2. a. I'm a mechanic. a. He's a barber.
h. That's a mechanic. b. You're a barber.
c. You're a Jnechanic. c. It's a barher.
d. Joe's a m echanic. d. That's a barber.
No, it isn't. 4. What is Betty? 8. What is it?
a. I'm a doctor. a. Those are tables.
b. She's a doctor. b. He's a doctor.
c. You're a doctor. c. It's a pen .
d. Joe is a do ctor. d. They're tables.
3. ____________________________
Circle the letter that is the same.

l. w In v w u 4. q P b q d
Yes, they are. h d
2. C 0 C G K 5. d t b

3. k k h x 6. F T F E A

Circle the ietter that is different. I

4.
- l. b d b b 4. I I I L

2. a 0 a a 5. h n n n

3. S z S S 6. U V V V
No, they aren't.

HW'22 BOOK 1 HOMEWORK

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AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 EXERCISE J Look at two letters. Then CI'rele S for same and D for different.

HOMEWORK FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 4

4. R P S EXERCISE A
1. I I S D D Write long answers. -
• •
S D 5. V U S D
Number 1 is an example. -
2. J I

D 6. c c S D 1. Are you a student? (yes)

3. g g S
Yes. I'm a student.

EXERCISE K Write sentences with isn't and aren't.

2. Is sh e a doctor ? (yes)

Numbers 1 and 2 aTe examples.

1. Tom's a teacher. 3. Is today Saturday? (no)

Tom isn't a student.

2. They're my books.
4. Are t hey doctors? (no)
They a ren't her books.

3. You're a mechanic.
5. Is th e book on the desk? (yes)

4. She's a pilot.
6. Is tomorrow Fr iday? (yes)

5. They're students.
7. Are th e n otebooks under the table? (no)

6. That's your dollar.

8. Are you a cook? (no)

7. You're a barber.

9. Is th aL a map? (yes)

8. Those are my pencils.

10. Is this a quarter? (yes)

HW·24

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
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Write the missing letters. ----- - 1 EXERCISE E Write the correct day.
J
• EXAMPLE: Today is Saturday. 'fomorrow is
d e g I k Sunda'y
b Tomorrow is Tuesday. Today is
U V Monda'y
r S X Y
n p
l. Today is Tuesday. Tomorrow is •

Write the letters In alphabetical order.

- -] 2. Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is •

a c 3. Today is . Tomorrow is Monday.

EXAMPLE b c a
•
4. Today is . Tomorrow is Tuesday.
1 h 1 g
5. Today is Saturday. Tomorrow is •
2. z x Y
6. Today is Monday. Tomorrow is •
3. 0 m n
7. The weekend is and •
4. 6 r t

5. c e d Write the days of the week and numbers to make a calendar.

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6. k J I
Sunday Monday Tuesday Wed nesday Thursday Friday Saturday

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Write the words in alphabetica l order. ]
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EXAMPLE in clock his clock hi s In

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tape wall map
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2. example and money

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3. Tuesday
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Monday Friday •
f-
4. week
spell that - -
5. "tudent
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cook pilot
- - - -
6. penny - - --
quarter nickel
- L - - --

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HW·26 BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
'ECOURSE
AMERICAN LANGUAG
 rs Then circle S for same or 0 for different.
Look at two IeIIe .
EXERCISE G EXERCISE J Look at the picture. Then circle the correct
answer.
a e s @ -
EXAMPLE
6. P P S D
1. b d S D

f S D 7. Q Q S D BoxA
2. t

3. V V S D 8. k h s D

4. u v S D 9. J J s D

5. M N S D 10. g p s D BoxB

1. BoxB • 4. The clock is •

EXERCISE H Circle the same letter.

a . is under Box A a. in the wall
b. is on BoxA b. under the wall
EXAMPLE b I p G) c. is in B oxA c. on the wall

1. f t f I 6. k k h b
•
2. P b p g 7. I 1 t I

3. T T F J 8. u w v u

4. m m n h 9. R R P B 2. The box is • 5. The teacher is •

a. on the circle a . in the classroom

5. A N 0 A 10. e e c a b. in the circle h. on the classroom
c. under the circle c. under the classroom

EXERCISE I Write the words in the column with their stress pattern. A
BCDEF
GH I JKLM
Sunday 4. .4 ..... . ... . NOPQRSTU
VWXYZ '-------- '
calendar
wday 6. The n otehook is _ _ _ .
3. Letter N is _ _ _ .
tomorrow a. on th e pen
a . on L etter A
weekend h. under the pen
h. under Letter A
Wednesday
KEY c. in Letter A
c. in the pen
Saturday . . stressed syllable
• unstressed sy11able

HW·28
BOOK I HOMEWORK
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 at are the same as the first!wo.
Circle the Ietters th Write the time.
EXERCISE K
1

EXAMPLE: sl
st @ sh

rb rp np
1. rp

sm sw
2. sn sn

Is It
3. It
EXAM PLE : It's four thirt~.
ch ch ck sh ,
4.

5. od ot nd rd

6. br bi pr br

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EXERCISE L Circle the letters that are the same as the first !wo.

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EXAMPLE: me mu IDl

1. bo bu bo ba

2. fi fu fi fe

3. ga gu go ga
• •
4. JU JU
•
Je
•
Ja
•
I 12 I
5. pa po pa pu
3-
6. ta tw tu ta 4.

BOOK 1 HOMEWORK
AM ERICAN LANGUAGECOURSE
 Unscramble the words an
d write them o n t he line. EVALUATION EXERCISES FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 1
EXERCISE N
Circle the correct letter.
L..:
1
c lonlplt
\ u 'I~r lise

mal'
9. tn -
1 amp
ednur - 1" ,
.,- \ "d,n~\\"d,' - - - - - 10. - pen I1
•

,,I \
1l. draclane II
3. ~h odwn L
12. kesd l. a b c d
4. )~rFad r
13. datoy
5. kweedne
14. m• penci l
6. ur\lIdtaS
•

15. dMaony , I
7 rowotmor b c d
2. a •
16. tpu
llwn

8
EXERCISE 0 Practice this dialog.
\ I
Student 1: Good morning. d
3 .. -_ _a_ __ b c ,
Student 2: Good morning. How are yo u?

Student 1: Fine, thanks. And you? t· l classroom

Student 2: Okay. What day is it?

Student 1: Look at the calendar. c d

b
Student 2: Oh, it's Wednesday. 4._ _-=a=--_1
_
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Student 1: Tomorrow is Thursd ay. • "

5
Student 2: What time is it? - I
Student 1: It's five to five.
c d
a b
5.
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BOOK t EVALUATION EXERCISES
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 EXERCISE 0
Listen. Circle the numbers you hear. Write the coordinate you hear Th
. en mark It on the grid. -
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EXERCISE C

Listen and select the best answer. I

How many syllables are in the word?
a. _ _ b. _ _ 3. n. 1 4. a. 1
1. a. 1 2. a. 1
b. 2 b. 2
b. 2 b. 2

e c. 3 c. 3 c. 3 c. 3

d. 4 d. 4
d. 4 d. 4

C. _ _ d. _ _

EE·2 1 EVALUATION
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Listen and circle the correct letter. EXERCISE G Select the best answer.
EXERCISE F

1. Hello. 4. It's a •

a. Good morning. a. pen

b. Fine, th anks. b. that
c. What is that? c. write
d. It's a picture. d. your
2. What's that? 5. How are you?
a . My name is Aldo. a. Good morning.
l. a b c
b. How are you? b. Fine, thanks,
- c. Fine, thanks. c. Hello.
d. It's a table. d. My name is Bill.
_I 3. What's your name? 6. That is book..
a. Good afternoon. a. what
b. Hello. b. look at
I c. Ted. c. it
d . Good morning. d. your

2. a b c

EXERCISE H Listen and choose the stress pattern of the word you hear.

1. a . .... 2. 8 . ....

b . ..... b. .....
3. a
b c c...... c. . ....

4. a
b c

BOOK 1 EVALUATION
AMERICAN
EXERCISE I Look at the pictures an d w rite questions and answers.
EVALUATION EXERCISES FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 2
EXERCISE A
Listen and write the number under the Correct picture.

1
v
1. Question:_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?.
a.
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Answer::__ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ . h.

,
c. d.
2. Question.:·_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ?.

Answer;: __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ .

.,.,
)
, I
... e. f.
I~ Listen and select the best answer.

3. Question:
?• flow many syllables are in the word?
Answer: l. a. 1 2. a. 1 3. a. 1 4. a. 1
•
h. 2 b. 2 h. 2 h. 2

c. 3 c. 3 c. 3
c. 3
d. 4 d. 4
d. 4 d. 4

BOOK 1 EVALUATION EXERCISES

AMERICAN
 q uestion. Circle the correct answer.
Listen to t he
EXERCISE C Look at two letters. Circle S for same or 0 for different.

4. a.
1. a. It's a pilot.
b. I'm a mechanic.
b.
c.
c. Bill's a cook.
d. Those are doctor s. d.

2. a. You're a barber. 5. a.
b. It's a notebook. b.

c. Betty's a doctor. c.
d. I'm a mechanic. d . Joe's a mechanic. 16 60 36 77
80 8 18 88

3. a. This is a book. 6. a. It's a pen. 3 78 38 58

b. These are recorders. h. He's a doctor. 110 100 150 101
c. You're a student. c. Those are students. 53 23 65 73
d. That's a notebook. d . I'm a cook. 20 22 12 42

EXERCISE G Unscramble the word. Then write it on the line.

EXERCISE 0 Listen and choose the stress pattern of the word you hear.

EXAMPLE : I p to i pilot
1. a. ..... 2. a. .....
b. .....
1. oorcdt
b. • ....
c. ..... • c. ..... • 2. hl'e

d. ...... d. . ..... 3. ees ht

4. JJ eps

5. ape i ._ - - - -
6. rhceeta

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COURSE
AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 ~Look ~t the pi ctu re. Select the ::.
b:.:
es:.:t:.ca:.:n",s,-,w --------JJ
=er:.:.. 6. a. a cook
b. a pilot
1. a. a doctor c. a mechanic
b. a cook d. a student
c. a pilot
d. a m echanic
7. a. a pilot
b. a cook
2. a. a cook c. a doctor
~ II I b. a pilot d. a teacher
c. a teacher
d . a m echanic

Listen and write the words.

3. a. doctor
b. a m echanic l. 7.
c. a barber 8.
2.
d . a student
.- ~"!;
.~ . 3. 9.

4. 10.

5. 11.
4. a. a cook
6. 12.
b. a pilot
c. a doctor
d. a barber EXERCISE J Circle the letter that is the same .

• Number 1 is an example .
•
5. c a 0

5. a. a cook
l. g a P 0 6.
0

K H F K
2. h h k I
b. a teacher J L I
M
• 7. L
3. M N H
c. a barber I L I
8. I
4. F P B F
d. a m echanic

EE·l0 BOOK 1 EVALUATION

AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Circle the correct letter.
EXERCISE K
Look at the picture. EVALUATION EXERCISES FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 3
EXERCISE A Circle the letter of the correct an swer.
1. a. These are tables.
b. That is a table. -
c. Those are tables. 1
d. This is a table.

4. a. Th at is a book .
b. These are books.
c. This is a book. 3. a b c d

d. Those are books.

5. a. This is his window.

b. That's her window.
c. That's his desk.
."- d
• 4. b
d . That's her desk.

6. a. That's his chair.

b. That's her chair.
c. That's his table.
d. That's her table. c
5. a

AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Listen and select the best answer. Look at the letters. C'IrcIe S f
EXERCISE B or same and 0 f .
or dlHerent.
HoUJ man), syllables are ill the lVord?
3. 8. 1 4. 8. 1 l. h
2. a. 1 b S D 4.
l. a. 1 t I S D
b. 2 h. 2
b. 2 b. 2 2. m n S D 5. •
1
• I
c. 3 c. 3 J S D
c. 3 c. 3
d. 4 d. 4 d. 4
3. c c S D 6. P P
I S D
d. 4

EXERCISE F Circle the answer. -

Listen and choose the stress pattern of the word you hear.
EXERCISE C ~~-.J

l. a. .... 2. 8. ....
b. .... h. . ...

c. .... . c. . ....
d. .... • d. ... . •
l. Is h e a pilot? 3. Is she R pilot?

R. No, h e isn 't a. Yes, she is.

EXERCISE 0 Listen and write the words you hear. h. Yes, h e is. b. No, she isn't.

c. Yes, sh e is. c. She's not a mechanic

l. 6.

2. 7.

3. S.
4. 9.
2. Is h e s student? 4. Is she a student?
5. 10. a. Yes, she is.
s . Yes, h e is.
b. She isn't a student.
h. No, h e isn't.
c. No, she isn't.
c. Yes, it is.

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AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 Circle the correct leiter.
t
Look at the p Icure. EXERCISE H Look at the picture. Circle the correct letter. -
J

l. a. They're doctors. They're not teachers. 1. a . a dollar

b. They're teachers. They're nol doctors. b. a nickel

c. They're students. They aren't teachers. c. a quarter

2. a. He isn't a barber. He's a doctor. 2. a. a dime

b. He's a barber. He isn't a doctor. b. a penny
c. He's a doctor. He isn't a bru·ber. c. a half dollar

3. a. They're not pil ots. They're mechanics. 3. a. a dollar

b. They're mechanics. They are not pilots. b. a half dollar
c. They're pilots. They aren't mechanics. c. a quarter

4. a. They're teachers. They aren't mechanics. 4. a. a dime

b. They're mechanics. They are not pilots. b. a nickel
c. They're pilots. They aren 't mechanics. c. a penny

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1 EVALUATION
AMERICAN LANGUAGE COURSE
 I Then circle the answer.
EXERCISE I
Listen to the quest on. EVALUATION EXERCISES FOR BOOK 1 LESSON 4
EXERCISE A Listen and circle the correct letter,
• • 4. a. Yes, sh e is.
1. a. Yes, It IS.
- .

b. No, they're not .

b. No, h e's n ot. -,
c. No, t h ey a r en 't.
c. Yes, he is.
d. Yes, we are.
d. No, she isn't.

5. a . No, th ey ar en 't.
2. a. Yes, we are.
b. No, you aren't. b. No, h e isn 't .
l. a b c d
c. Yes, sbe is. c. Yes, we ar e.

d. Yes, tbey are. d. Yes, it is.

3. a. No, sbe isn't. 6. a . No, I'm n ot .

b. Yes, we are. b. Yes, they ar e.

c. No, they aren't. c. No, we aren't.

d. No, we're not. d. Yes, sh e is. 2. a b c d

'C
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cl-
e~th~e~'e~
tt-
e~rt~h~a~
t~is~t~h~e~s~a:m~e~.------------------------1

1. P b q p 4. d p d q

2. ° a ° e 5. F T E F
d
3. a b c
3. k I t k 6. V W N V

EXERCISE K Circle the letter that is different.

1. f t f f 4. k k v k
2. m m m n
5. d b d d c d
4. a b
3. I •
I
•
I
•
I
6. g y g g

AMERICAN
 Listen and select the best answer.
EXERCISE B
EXERCISE E Listen and circle the best answer. - - - -
HoU' many syllables are ill tile word?
l. a. Tuesday
- J
1 2. 8. 1 3. 8. 1 4. a. 1 3. a. Saturday
1. 8.
b. Thursday
b. 2 b. 2 b. 2 b. 2 b. Thursday
c. Wednesday
c. 3 c. 3 c. 3 c. 3 c. Wednesday
d . Friday
d. 4 d. Tuesday
d. 4 d. 4 d. 4
2. a. Monday 4. a. Saturday and Sunday
EXERCISE C Listen and choose the stress pattern of the word you hear. b. Sunday b. Friday and Saturday
c. Thursday c. Sunday and Monday
1. a . .A.. 2. a. .A. • d. Saturday d. Monday and Friday
b. ..A. b. ..A.

c. .A. • • c. .A. • •
EXERCISE F Circle the word or sentence that is different.
d. ..A.. d. ..A..
Number 1 is an example.
EXERCISE 0 Listen to the question and circle the best answer.
1. Good morning. How are you? C fifty ) Goodbye.
1. a. No, these aren't clocks. 4. a. Yes, he's a cook.
b. Yes, they are clocks. 2. Wednesday o'clock Friday Sunday
b. Yes, they are cooks.
c. Yes, it's a clock. c. Yes, she's a cook. 3. a b x P
d. No, they aren't clocks.
d. No, they aren't cooks.
4. week box tomorrow today
2. a . No, you aren't a mechanic.
5. a . Yes, we are students.
b. No, I'm not a mechanic. circle put example
b. No, I'm not a student. 5. listen
c. Yes, you are a mechanic.
c. Yes, I am a student. in the room
d. Yes, we are mechanics. under the table okay
6. on the wall
d . No, they aren't
students.
3. a . Yes, you are on the table.
6. a. Yes, he is.
b. No, it isn't on the table.
b. No, you're a teacher.
c. Yes, it's on the table.
c. No, he isn't.
d. No, they aren't On the table.
d . Yes, they are.

AMERICAN LANGUAGE
 Circle and wr Ite
the correct letters to spell the word. ---=.J Look at the pictures and circle the correct answer.
EXERCISE G

deRk
chalkboard cent 1. The pencils are
clock
student a. on the book.
please
b. in the book.
c. at the book.
-st -sp -sk d. under the book.
1. de
-nd -nt -n e
2. ce
sh- ch - th- 2. The calendar is
3. alkboard
a. at the notebook.
udent st- s p- sn-
4. b. on the notebook.
fI - pl- c. in the notebook.
5. eaae bl-
d. under the notebook.
6. clo -ck -ch -cl

3. The students are _ _ __

EXERCISE H Circle and write the correct letters to s pell the word. a. under the classroom.
b. in the classroom.
c. at the classroom.
thanks teacher
d. on the classroom.
window doctor
calendar under

4. Go to the lab
l. und -or -a r -er
a . in 12:30.
2. teach -or •
-Ie -ar b. at 12:30.
c. under 12:30.
3. cal dar -an- -on - -en - d. on 12:30.
4. clor do- du- di-
5. ndow w e- •
wo-
WI ·
6. th ks -on - -an- -un-

BOOK 1 EVALUATION EXERCISES

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