Ex a p 2 ,
Cooking:
pots (and pans), teapot, plates, frying pan, cups,
saucers, knives, forks, spoons
Cleaning:
broom, vacuum cleaner, hose
Repairing:
saw, hammer, pliers, screwdriver
Ex B p 2 :
1. Yes, he does.
2. No, they haven’t.
3. Yes, it does.
4. Yes, they do.
5. No, there aren’t.
Ex A p 4
1. aren’t they 4. were they 7. don’t we
2. haven’t you 5. didn’t she 8. isn’t it
3. did he 6. doesn’t it
Ex c p 5
1. A: Was Hameed able to ride the horse? B: Yes, he was.
2. A: Were the players able to play tennis? B: No, they weren’t.
3. A: Was Adnan able to drive the car? B: Yes, he was.
4. A: Was Majedah able to bake the cake? B: No, she wasn’t.
5. A: Were the children able to get good grades? B: Yes, they were.
6. A: Were the football fans able to get tickets? B: No, they weren’t.
Ex d p 5
1. Don’t you remember me?
2. Aren’t you going to ofer me some popcorn?
3. Don’t you want to play this game too?
4. Don’t you want to say hello to me? / Didn’t you see me?
5. Aren’t you going to school?
6. Aren’t you going to call the person back?
Listening p 6
George Scott thinks the man is a famous author named Melvin Dupont. George went to school with Melvin. The man says that he isn’t Melvin Dupont and that he doesn’t know George.
About the conversation p 7
1. Sean is from Dublin.
2. He knows that many Irish came to the United States in the past, and he knows they speak Gaelic.
3. He is an exchange student.
4. Ted ofers to show Sean around the campus.
Ex a p 9
1. They met when another student introduced them.
2. One brother read the story about Bobby and Eddy and realized that he was their brother, too.
3. They wore similar clothes, had the same favorite color, and liked cofee the same way. They both fell down stairs at 15, and they both used the same recipe book. They were talkative and laughed a lot.
4. They laughed a lot.
Ex b p 9
1. c 2. b 3. d 4. e 5. a 6. f
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