Unit 1 Meet the family!Hello, my name is ...; Nice to meet you;This is my friend; How do you do?One, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten, eleven, twelve[i:] [i]Is this your pen?; Yes, it is my pen.Is this my pen?; No, it is not my pen.Is this my pen?; No, it is not; Is it your pen?; Yes, it is.Whose is this pen?; It’s my pen.Is this my pen?; No, it isn’t your pen. It’s my pen.Unit 2 What is it?What’s this?; It’s a chair; No, it isn’t. It’s a table.What’s this? Is it a chair?; No, It’s a table.Thirteen, fourteen, fifteen, sixteen[æ] [e]What’s this?; This is ...;What’s that?; That is ...;Whose is it?; It’s ...’s;What colour is it?; It’s...Unit 3 Who’s that?Is Robert’s bicycle blue?; Yes, it is; No, it isn’t./ No, his bicycle isn’t blue. It’s silver. Who is the boy on the silver bicycle?; That’s Robert.[ɔ:] [ɔ]Seventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twentyWho is that boy?; Which boy?; The boy on the silver bicycle; That’s Robert.Is Robert’s bicycle grey?; No, it isn’t; Is his bicycle silver?; Yes, it is.Tell me about Robert; He’s the boy on the bicycle; What colour is his bicycle?; It’s silver.Unit 4 Robert isn’t wellIs Karen fine?; Yes, she is;Who is fine?; Karen is;Who is Linda?; She’s Karen’s sister.[u] [u:]Twenty-one...thirtyIs Robert thirsty?; Yes, he is; Is he hungry?; No, he isn’t.Is Robert hungry or thirsty?; He isn’t hungry. He’s thirsty.Is Robert hungry?; No, he isn’t. He’s thirsty.Who is thirsty?; Robert is.Unit 5 Meet the neighboursIs Claire Paul’s new neighbour?; Yes, she is;Who’s Paul’s new neighbour?; Claire is;Is Claire Paul’s new wife?; No, she isn’t his new wife. She’s his new neighbour.[a:] [ʌ]Thirty-one...fortyIs he a teacher?; No, he isn’t. He is a student;Is he a student or a teacher?; He isn’t a teacher. He’s a student.Are you a teacher?; No, I’m not; Are you a student?; Yes, I am;What do you do?; I’m a student; What’s her job?; She’s a teacher.What do you do?; I’m a student; Are you a student?; No, I’m not;Is that boy a teacher?; No, he isn’t. He’s a student.Unit 6 GossipIs Claire a tall girl?; Yes, she is;Who’s a tall girl?; Claire is;Is Claire an old neighbour?; No, she isn’t an old neighbour. She’s a new neighbour;Who’s the tall girl over there?; That’s Claire.[p] [b]Forty-one...fiftyWhat nationality’s that student?; Is he American?; No, he isn’t. He’s English.Is that student English or American?; He’s English.Is the student tall or short?; He’s tall.Look at that student. Describe him; He’s a tall English student.Look at that boy/girl/man/woman; Which boy/girl/man/woman?; The tall one over there?; Yes. He’s an English student.Unit 7 Where’s my pen?Is Mum’s pen a blue one?; Yes, it is.Whose pen is the blue one?; It’s Mum’s.Is the blue pen Lucy’s?; No, it isn’t Lucy’s. It’s Mum’s.Which is Mum’s favourite pen?; The blue one.[t] [d]Fifty-one...sixtyWhat’s that in the case?; It’s a small ball; And what’s that in the box?; A big one.Where’s the small ball?; It’s in the case; Where’s the big one?; In the box.Which ball is in the case----the small one or the big one?; The small one.Give me that ball, please; Which one?; The small one. The one in the case; Here you are; Thanks.Unit 8 A bump in the nightIs there a noise in the living-room?; Yes, there is.Where is there a noise?; In the living-room.Is there a noise in the bedroom?; No, there isn’t; There’s a noise in the living-room.What’s the matter?; There’s a noise in the living-room.[k] [g]Is there a man at the door?; Yes, there is; Is there a man at the desk?; No, there isn’t.There is a man at the door; Is there? Who is it?; It’s the postman.Is there a basket on the floor?; Yes, there is; Is there a basket on the table?; No, there isn’t. There’ s a basket on the floor; Is there? Is it an old one?; Yes, it is.Unit 9 Red, white and...pinkAre Paul’s new pyjamas pure white?; No, they aren’t.What are bright red?; Paul’s new pyjamas.Are Paul’s pyjamas pure white?; No, they aren’t. They’re bright red.What colour are Paul’s new pyjamas?; They’re bright red.[s] [z]Sixty-one...seventyAre my dogs brown?; No, they aren’t; Are they black?; Yes, they are.Are your dogs brown?; No, my dogs aren’t brown. They’re black.What colour are your dogs?; They’re black.My dogs are black. What colour are your cats?; My cats are brown.Unit 10 Jump inIs Lucy’s bag light?; No, it isn’t. It’s heavy.Whose bags are heavy?; Lucy’s and Robert’s are.[θ] [ð ]Seventy-one...eightyIs your bag empty?; No, it isn’t. My bag’s full.Are your bags full?; No, they aren’t. Our bags are empty.Is your bag full or empty?/Are your bags empty or full?; It isn’t empty. It’s full./ They aren’t full. Thay’re empty.Is your bag full or empty?/Are your bags full or empty?; My bag’s full./Our bags are empty.Unit 11 Very smartAre Robert and Lucy smart?; Yes, they are.Whose outfits are very smart?; Lucy’s and Robert’s.Is Lucy’s yie interesting?; No, it isn’t. Robert’s tie is interesting.What are Robert’s and Lucy’s outfits for?; They’re for the school play.[ei]Eighty-one...ninetyWhose tie is this?; It’s Robert’s tie; And whose ties are these?; They’re Paul’s ties.Is this Robert’s tie?; Yes, it is; And are these Paul’s ties?; Yes, they are.Is this Paul’s tie?; No, it isn’t; Whose tie is it?; This tie is Robert’s.Is this your tie?; No, this isn’t my tie. It’s Robert’s; Are these your ties?; No, these aren’t my ties. They’re Paul’s.Unit 12 Just like youAre Claire’s drawings old?; No, they aren’t. They are new.Whose drawings are new?; Claire’s are.Who are the people in Claire’s drawings?; They’re people at the sports academy.[ai]Ninety-one...a hundredLook at that man. Is he short?; No, he isn’t short; Is he tall?; Yes, he is.Look at that tall man. Is he a postman?; Look at him again. Is he?; Yes, he is.Is that tall man a postman?; Yes, of course he is. Just look at him.Tell me about that man; That tall man? He’s a postman.Unit 13 Late or earlyAre Robert and Lucy late?; Yes, they are.Who are late for school?; Robert and Lucy are.Is it nine o’clock?; No, it isn’t. It’s eight o’clock.Who are late?; Robert and Lucy are.[ɔi]What time is it?; What’s the time?; It’s one o’clock.Are you hot?; No, I’m not. I’m cold.Are you and Robert cold?; No, we aren’t. We’re both hot.What time is it?; It’s twelve o’clock, and I’m cold.What time is it?; It’s one o’clock, and Robert and I are hot. We’re both hot.Unit 14 One, two, three, catchAre Karen and Robert in the bedroom?; No, they aren’t.Who are in the kitchen?; Karen and Robert are.Are Karen and Robert in the bedroom?; No, they aren’t. They’re in the kitchen.Where are Karen and Robert?; They’re in the kitchen.[əu]Give me a glass, please; Which glass?; That small one; Here you are.Give me that glass, please; Which one?; That small one on the table; Here you are.Where’s the small glass?; It’s on the table; And where are the tall ones?; They’re beside the cups. Can you give me that glass, please; Which one? The small one on the table?; Yes; Here you are.Unit 15 That’s not fairAre Paul and Gary at the collede?; No, they aren’t.Are Paul and Gary with William?; No, they aren’t. They’re with Tom and Mr. Ford.Where are Paul and Gary?; They’re over there on the football field.[au]There’s a man in front of the shop; No, there are two men in front of the shop.Are there two men in front of the shop?; Yes, there are; Are they policemen?; Yes, they are. How many men are there in front of the shop?; There are two. They’re policemen.There are two men in front of the shop. Can you see then?; Yes, I can. They’re policemen.。
