Colloquial English - A Complete English Language Course doc

A complete English language course part 1

... make an appointment? 11 79 I’ve lost my passport! 13 5 10 Which do you prefer? 15 5 11 I’ll see you at half past ﬁve! 17 5 12 You can’t be serious! 19 4 11 11 23456789 10 11 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 222324252627282930 31 323334353637383940 41 4 211 ... 19 4 11 11 23456789 10 11 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 222324252627282930 31 323334353637383940 41 4 211 Colloquial English A Complete English Language Course Gareth King 11 11 23456789 10 11 12 11 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21 222324252627282930 31 323334353637383940 41 4 211 ... Colloquial English The Colloquial SeriesSeries Adviser: Gareth KingThe following languages are available in the Colloquial series:*Afrikaans*Albanian*AmharicArabic (Levantine)*Arabic of...

A complete English language course part 2

... student’s having access to a good learner’sdictionary of English – fortunately there are a number of compre-hensive and reliable works readily available on the TEFL market,and at a reasonable price.I ... -ed.relative clause – a clause that adds information about the mainclause in a complex sentence: The man we saw yesterdayis hereagain today.reported speech – someone’s actual words incorporated ... .1111 2 34567891011 121 113141516171819 20 21 22 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 3031 32 3334353637383940411 421 13 IPA symbolsVowels Consonants/ə/ butter, sofa /b/ book, able// cat,...

A complete English language course part 3

... I11112 3 45678910111211 13 141516171819202122 23 242526272829 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 4041421111 Dialogue 11 Stuart and Rosemary are at a party. Stuart doesn’t know anyone, ... off11112 3 45678910111211 13 141516171819202122 23 242526272829 30 31 32 33 34 35 36 37 38 39 40414211 13 SHAMIRA: Do you know the people in our ofﬁce?KATH: I know their faces, but I don’t know all their names.SHAMIRA: Maybe ... like vanilla ice cream? A DRIAN: Yes.GERRY: What about strawberry? A DRIAN: Yes.GERRY: What about chocolate? A DRIAN: Yes.GERRY: What about lemon? A DRIAN: No.GERRY: And what about...

A complete English language course part 4

... my yacht – Really?Norman’s bought another horse – Really?Chocolate is an aphrodysiac – Really?More than a billion people speak Chinese – Really?Stuart adds Like me! to say that what Rosemary ... you?ROSEMARY: I teach in a primary school. Language point 9 – a /‘an’ and ‘the’In Dialogue 9, Rosemary says I teach in a primary school – she usesthe INDEFINITE ARTICLEwith the noun because ... Lisa – ______We use the DEFINITE ARTICLEthe when talking about something thathas already been mentioned, or that we know about anyway:James is taking a taxi to the airportTom works in anofﬁce...

A complete English language course part 5

... words in English have two pronun-ciations: a FULL PRONUNCIATIONwhen they are given specialemphasis, and a more common WEAK PRONUNCIATIONotherwise.Here are some that we have had already – ... where the bank is?In this unit you will learn how to:ã ask and say where things areã ask the way to places in townã talk about things that are happening nowã give and understand instructionsã ... ___________1111234 5 6789101112111314 15 161718192021222324 25 262728293031323334 35 3637383940414211 25 does [+] doesn’t do [–]Stephen speak Russian play the pianoJames drink coffee speak RussianOliver wear glasses drink coffeeJenny play the piano wear glasses Language...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 10 doc

... minutes ahead if you don’t want to wait at theshop.Glossaryeating out – going to a restaurant and eating theretakeaway – a meal bought at a restaurant and taken home to eat; alsomeans the ... This way, you can ask therestaurant staff about different dishes as you look at the menu – itmight be rather confusing as there are always a lot of differentdishes available, and they all have ... but even in small towns you probablyﬁnd examples of these: a ﬁsh-and-chip shopan Indian restaurant a Chinese restaurant a pizza house a kebab houseIf you want something typically British,...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 11 docx

... newsagent asks Damian Are you prepared to workon Sundays? – meaning ‘every Sunday’. If he had said Are youprepared to work on Sunday? this would have meant only thefollowing Sunday.ã Finally, ... Iorder us a pizza? = ‘Shall I order us a pizza?’Although they look like questions and have a question mark (?) atthe end, these phrases don’t need a speciﬁc answer – if you want toagree to ... garden all day today(Tuesday 0830–1800)I’m working in the garden every daythis week(Monday to Sunday)James is in London all week(he went last Sunday, and he staying there till next Sunday)James...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 17 docx

... speak) French on your holiday toFrance? Language point 56 – past simple: ‘be’ and ‘have’The verb have is easy in the past simple: had /hd/; and questionsand answers are done in the usual way:+ ... states what happened yesterday.Another way of looking at this difference is to imagine that weare in a room where Anne works. If someone comes in and asks forAnne, then we can only say (a) ... emphasise the action. And then Shamira usesdid as a tag response:Oh yes – so I did!Then she does the same thing again. Liz says:Maybe the passport fell out then?and Shamira replies:Maybe...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 19 doc

... also many additional channels available viasatellite and cable – you can subscribe to a service, and for a monthly fee you can have a dish ﬁtted to your house so that youcan pick up a wide range ... the road. The (8) ____ I mean is called ‘NeatFeet’.Dialogue 5 Vicki and Leasa have been clubbing.VICKI: Come one, Leasa – we can get a bus at the end of theroad.LEASA: A bus? Look at the ... like a sandwich? – Yes, have you got one?And we also use one with ADJECTIVESto take the place of a noun.Helen and the shop assistant are talking about tops; the assistantsays:That green...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 20 doc

... Compare what Sophie and Leasa say in Dialogue 3:SOPHIE: I’ve been waiting for about half an hourLEASA: I’ve been stuck in a trafﬁc jam since a quarter to oneHalf an hour is a period ... reservation?1111234567891011121113141516171819 20 2122232425262728293031323334353637383940414211 Language point 66 – ‘where . . . from?’,‘where . . . to?’In Dialogue 1 the assistant asks Adrian:Whereare you travelling from?And in Dialogue 2 Candace asks Jenny:Whatare you ... party with Hannah. A UNT A GGIE: Wh_________________________ ?6YOU: Stuart plays football for England. A UNT A GGIE: Wh______________________ ?7YOU: Miranda works for a ﬁlm company. A UNT A GGIE:...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 22 doc

... only! Language point 73 – ‘must have’When Henry says in Dialogue 4:The hard drive must havecrashedhe uses must (not have to/have got to) + have + PAST PARTICIPLEtosay what he thinks has happened. ... tomust11112345678910111211131415161718192021 22 232425262728293031323334353637383940414211195Idiomsã a bit like means quite similarã at a distance means not nearã(It) cant do any harm means Nothing bad will happen ... timeAnd instead of might we can use may /mεi/ or could /kυd/:James may come with usWe could arrive lateSo, for example:‘It’s possible that it’s too late’It might be too lateIt may be too lateIt...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 25 docx

... Urdu, Panjabi, Gujarati, Somali, for example, as well as two language which, like English, are indigenous to the UK: Welsh andScottish Gaelic.This cultural and linguistic diversity is what many ... nearlyinhabitants – people who live in a placebroaden – widen, make more broadas well as – and alsoindigenous – something or someone that arose or was born in a placerather than being imported ... conditionalsCONDITIONALSare forms of the verb that describe actions or eventsthat have not happened, but could happen – things that are possible.Conditional sentences have two parts: a MAIN CLAUSEand an IF-CLAUSE....

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 26 docx

... me’Dialogue 3 Sarah has dropped Dave at the station car park. Dave’s got a trainto catch, and he’s late.SARAH: You’d better get a move on, darling. If you don’thurry you’ll miss the train.DAVE: ... PRESENTof have with the PAST PARTICIPLE. Go back andreview this now if you need to.If we use the past of have (had – Language point 56) with thepast participle, we get the PAST PERFECT. Compare:PRESENT ... number.Here are some more examples:[C1] If the train arrives late, we’ll have to get a taxi from the station[C2] If the train arrived late, we’d have to get a taxi from the station[C1] If...

Tài liệu A complete English language course part 31 doc

... participlebegin began begundrink drank drunkring rang rungrun ran runsing sang sungsink sank sunk284Base-form Past simple Past participle a/ an 1.9 a- adjectives 11.69active versus passive ... Miscellaneousbecome became becomecome came comedo did done /dn/go went gone /ɔn/have had hadmake made madelay laid laidpay paid paidsay /sεi/ said /sεd/ said /sεd/11112345678910111211131415161718192021222324252627282930 31 323334353637383940414211285Base-form ... 14.82288 7 – Past participle ends in -narise arose arisenbe was/were beenbeat beat beatenblow blew blownbreak broke brokenchoose chose chosendraw drew drawndrive drove driveneat ate /εt/...

Colloquial English - A Complete English Language Course doc

... there are a number of compre-hensive and reliable works readily available on the TEFL market,and at a reasonable price.I have made sparing use of the IPA phonetic alphabet (and in a broad rather ... Library Cataloguing in Publication Data A catalogue record for this book is available from the British LibraryLibrary of Congress Cataloging in Publication DataKing, Gareth. Colloquial English: ... ______ a place an owner a time a person a choice a thing a reason a way/method Language point 16 – mine and yoursIn Dialogue 7, Fred says That’s mine, meaning That’s my latte.Look at these...

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