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C = Celia, E = Elena 1 A: Excuse me. Is this the CityCat ferry stop?
C: Hello, Elena. It’s nice to see you. Come in. B: Yes, it is.
E: Hi, Celia. This is for the baby. A: What time is the ferry?
C: Oh, that’s very kind. Thank you very much. B: At one thirty.
E: You’re welcome. And here’s a present for you! Now, where is the A: OK. Thanks very much.
baby? 2 C: Hi. Is this the bus to go downtown?
C: She’s with my mother. D: No, this is the bus to the hospital. That’s the bus to go
downtown—number 17.
3.16 C: Great, thanks.
same, different fun, interesting 3 E: Hi. Are these the CityCat stops?
friend, partner important, special F: No. These are the CityHopper stops. They’re red. Those are
the CityCat stops—they’re blue.
Unit 4 4 G: Excuse me, are these the train times to Sydney?
4.1 H: No, those are the times to Cairns. Look, these are the times
London is the capital of the U.K. It’s a very big city. The river in to Sydney.
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London is called the Thames. London has 35 bridges over the
river Thames. Tower Bridge is old. It’s very famous. It’s for people 4.12
and cars. The Millenium Bridge is new. It isn’t for cars. It’s only 1 My train is in the morning. It’s at six o’clock.
for people. City Hall is a new building. It’s very big. The center of 2 It’s Friday evening. We’re at the movies with our friends.
London has new buildings and old buildings. The new buildings are 3 It’s Sunday morning. My family is at home.
tall. London has one airport in the city. It’s only 10 kilometers from 4.13
the center of London. 1 coffee 4 cookie 7 sandwich 9 soup
4.2 2 fruit juice 5 cake 8 salad 10 apple
1 a hospital 6 a bus station 3 tea 6 banana
2 a parking lot 7 a train station 1 A: Hi. Can I help you?
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www.english0905.com car 4.3 parking lot 3 market supermarket 2 A: Good morning. Can I help you?
3 a supermarket
8 a bank
4 a market
9 a museum
C: Two teas, please.
5 an information center
10 a movie theater
A: Small, medium, or large?
C: Small.
A: That’s five dollars. Anything else?
C: No, thanks.
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C: Can I have this cake and a banana, please?
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A: Anything else?
A: Excuse me?
E: Excuse me?
C: No, thanks. How much is that?
F: Yes?
B: Yes?
A: That’s six dollars, please.
A: Where’s the train station?
E: Is the movie theater on this
C: Here you are.
street?
B: It’s on North Street.
A: Thank you very much.
A: Is it near here?
Street. The movie theater’s
B: Yes, it is.
on Pine Street. It’s next to
A: Here you are. Anything else?
A: OK. Thanks.
C: Erm, yes. Two soups, please. How much is that?
F: No, it isn’t. This is Park 3 C: Hi. Can I have that sandwich, please?
the café.
E: Thank you very much. A: That’s 11 dollars.
C: Thanks. Here you are.
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C: Is the hospital near here? G: Where’s the Central Market?
D: Yes, it is. It’s near the park. H: I’m not sure. Oh, yes! It’s These people love their sport. They aren’t players—they’re fans.
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C: OK. Thanks. opposite the bank. It’s the final day of the Ladies Golf Solheim Cup between Europe
G: Is it near here? and the U.S. Golf is a popular sport in the U.S. About 41 million
H: Yes, it is. people play golf there and about seven million are women. In
G: OK. Thanks. Europe, about four and a half million people play this game. Around
the world, people play golf in about 200 countries. The big golf
4.7 competitions have prizes of millions of dollars, but the Solheim Cup
1 A: What time is it? has no prize money. The players love the sport!
B: It’s two twenty. 5.2
2 A: What time is it?
B: It’s nine forty-five. 1 Running is a sport in the Olympic Games.
3 A: What time is your English class? 2 Swimming is a sport in water.
B: At five o’clock. 3 Cycling is a sport with bikes.
4 A: What time is your bus in the morning? 4 Tennis is a sport with a ball for two or four people.
B: At seven fifteen. 5 Baseball and volleyball are sports for two teams.
5 A: What time is your train?
B: At one thirty.
6 A: What time is the movie at the movie theater?
B: At eight o’clock.
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