New World

Student Book

Manuel dos Santos นางสาวจีระพรรณ เสาวพงศ นางสาววราภรณ เลิศวรสิริกุล

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Publisher: Miguel Angel Toledo Sponsoring Editor: Ana Laura Martínez VázquezDevelopmental Editor: Janet BattisteProject Supervision: Manuel dos SantosArt Management: Heloisa TiburtiusInterior design and production: Page2, LLCDesign Concept: Heloisa Tiburtius and Page-2, LLC

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New World Student Book 1 ISBN: 978-616-3500-79-3

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Scope and Sequence iv

1 I’m New Here 2

2 Where Are You from? 8

3 English around the World 14

Review 1 20

4 Who’s That? 26

5 Do You Have a Tablet? 32

6 Months of the Year 38

Review 2 44

7 Do You Like Chocolate? 50

8 Nice House! 56

9 Smile! 62

Review 3 68

10 That’s a Nice T-shirt! 74

11 Can You Dance? 80

12 Let’s Go Out! 86

Review 4 92

Picture Dictionary 98

Vocabulary List 106

Self-Test Answers 108

Contents

iv

Scope & Sequence

Unit Functions Grammar

1 I'm New Here

Greeting and introductionsHow to say and spell your name

Verb to be: affirmative singularQuestion word: WhatPossessive adjectives: my, your, his, her

2 Where Are You from?

Personal informationTo say where you are from To talk about countries and nationalitiesTo talk about age

Verb to be: plural, negative, information questionsQuestion words: How old, Where

3 English around the World

To ask about and give the names of objectsTo give commands, instructions, and advice

Definite and indefinite articles: the, a/anSingular/plural nounsDemonstrative pronounsImperative

Review 1

4 Who’s That? To talk about occupationsTo describe peopleTo talk about school, teachers, friends

Verb to be: yes-no questions, short answers Possessive adjectives (including our, your, their)Adjectives: short, tall, blond, etc.Question word: Who

5 Do You Have a Tablet?

To talk about favorite possessionsTo describe objects

Verb have: affirmative, negative, yes-no questions, short answersPossessive: ’s

6 Months of the Year

To talk about birthdaysTo talk about family

Verb have: information questionsQuestion words: How many, When

Review 2

7 Do You Like Chocolate?

To express likes and dislikesTo order food

Verbs like/love + objectPlural nouns: Regular and irregular

8 Nice House! To describe one’s houseTo describe location of objects

There is / There arePrepositions of place: in, on, next to, under, behind, in front of

9 Smile! To describe what people are doingTo talk about the weather

Present progressivePrepositions of place: at, in

Review 3

10 That’s a Nice T-shirt!

To talk about clothingTo talk about colors, sizes, and pricesTo compliment

Verb want, needQuestion words: Which one(s), How much is/are

11 Can You Dance?

To talk about people’s abilities Auxiliary verb can (ability): affirmative, negative, questions, short answers

12 Let’s Go Out!

To make suggestionsTo talk about places and locationsTo talk about the time

Let’s + verbPrepositions of place: at, in, on, across fromPrepositions of time: at, in, on

Review 4

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Language Vocabulary Pronunciation Reading Writing

My name is Jessica.What’s his name?How do you spell your name?

GreetingsAlphabet

h What’s in a Name?Curriculum connection: Social studies

Write about people’s names

Where are you from?I’m Russian./I’m from Russia.How old are you?

Names of countries and nationalitiesNumbers

Information questions: falling tone

Studying English in London (ad)Curriculum connection: Life skills

Write about a person in a photo

What’s this in English?What are these?Don’t buy it. It’s fake.

TransportationClothesSportsElectronics

Vowel sounds: this versus these

Signs in EnglishCurriculum connection: Life skills

Write about things in a street market

Greetings around the World Curriculum connection: Social studies

Who’s that? What’s his occupation?She’s a singer. Her hair is long. What are the teachers like?

Descriptions of people’s looksOccupations

Stress on words Number OneCurriculum connection: Biography

Write about a famous person

I have two pets.Does Lisa have a pet?Is this your dog? No, it’s Mark’s.

Everyday objects (electronics, guitar, make-up, etc.)

does in questions Smart AnimalsCurriculum connection: Science

Write about pets

What day is today? When is your birthday? I have a present for you. I have a brother and a sister.

Ordinal numbersMonths of the yearDays of the week

th as in birthday, tenth

Family for a YearCurriculum connection: Social studies

Write about family

Animals from Different Places Curriculum connection: Science

Do you like hamburgers?I love hamburgers.I’m hungry. I’d like a salad please.

Foods Reduction of do you

People’s Favorite Foods Curriculum connection: Health

Write about favorite foods

Where’s the computer? – It’s on the desk.Is there a mirror in the bathroom?How many chairs are there in the kitchen?

Rooms in the houseFurniture and objects in a house

Stress on words My SpaceCurriculum connection: Technology

Write about one’s favorite place in the house

What are you doing? I’m watching TV.What’s the weather like today? It’s hot and sunny.

Action verbsWords for weather

-ing ending At Niagara FallsCurriculum connection: Geography

Write about where you are and what you are doing

Hands or Not? Curriculum connection: Health

I want a pair of sneakers.Which shirt do you want?I like your tie. / That’s a nice T-shirt.

ClothingColorsSizes and prices (dollars/cents)

s in plural endings Everybody Wears JeansCurriculum connection: Social studies

Write about a fashion show

Can you drive a car?I can speak English well.

Action verbsAnimal names

can and can’t Child ProdigiesCurriculum connection: Biography

Write an interview

Let’s go to the beach.It’s on Beach Road.What time is it? It’s ten o’clock.

Places in a town or cityTime and times of the day

Stress on compound nouns

My City, My CountryCurriculum connection: Geography

Write about your country

What’s the Right Color? Curriculum connection: Social studies

I’m New Here

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New LanguageLook at the pictures. Which words and greetings do you know?

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Language Note

Greetings

Good morning 6:00 a.m.–12:00 noon Good afternoon 12:00 noon–6:00 p.m. Good evening 7:00 p.m.–11:00 p.m.

Personal Titles

Mr. = single or married man Ms. = single or married woman Mrs. = married woman Miss = single woman

Saying Goodbye

Good night 8:00, 9:00, 10:00 p.m.

Hi, I’m Matt. Hello, I’m Jessica.

Bye. See you.Goodbye.

Good morning, Mr. Jackson.

Fine. Thanks!

Good morning. How are you?

My name’s Katherine. My friends call me Katie.

Nice to meet you.

My name’s Richard. What’s your name?

1.2

3

Language Check

Complete with He, She, or Her.

1. nickname is Liz.

2. is Nikolas.

3. name is Mei Li.

4. is Chinese.

Her name is Elizabeth.Her friends call her Liz.

His name is Nikolas.His nickname is Nico.

She is Mei Li. Her name means “beautiful” in Chinese.

PracticeAsk and answer.

1. A: What’s his name? B: His name is Ben. A: What’s her name? B: Her name is Kate.

2. A: What’s your name? B: My name’s . A: How do you spell it? B: .

The English Alphabet

Listen and repeat.

A a B b C c D d E e F f G g H h I i J j K k L l M m

N n O o P p Q q R r S s T t U u V v W w X x Y y Z z

Elizabeth Nikó aoç

Names

1.3

PronunciationListen and repeat the h sound.

Hi HelloHow are you?Her name’s Julia.His name’s Tom.

1.4

1.5

4

c.

Conversation

About the Conversation

Answer true or false.

1. Lisa is new in the building.

2. Robert is a friend.

3. Robert’s friends call him Bob.

4. The girl’s name is Lisa.

Listening

Listen. Number the correct picture.

a.

b.

d.

11.6

1.7

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Grammar

Verb to be

Affirmative Contractions

I + am = I’m

You + are = You’re

He + is = He’s

She + is = She’s

Question Word: What

What’s (what + is) your name?

Possessive Adjectives: my, your, his, her My name is John. His name is Dan.

Your name is Amanda. Her name is Mary.

A Complete with the correct expression: Nice to meet you, Goodbye, How are you, What’s your name, Hi, Good morning.

1. A: ?

B: Fine, thanks.

2. A: Good morning, Mrs. Harris.

B: .

3. A: ?

B: My name’s Cathy.

4. A: I’m Richard. My friends call me Rick.

B: , Rick.

5. A: Bye.

B: .

6. A: Hello, Charles.

B: , Michael.

Singular

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B Complete the conversation. Use I’m, are, or is.

Debbie: Hi, Jake. How you? Jake: OK. And how are you?

Debbie: I’m fine, thanks.

This Christina.

She new here.

Jake: Nice to meet you, Christina.

Christina: Nice to meet you, too.

Speaking

Introduce yourself to the class.

1. Spell your name.

2. Introduce a friend to the class.

3. Spell his/her name.

4. Ask a classmate his/her name.

5. Greet a classmate.

6. Greet your teacher.

Writing

Write the answers to the questions.

1. What’s your favorite boy’s name? What’s your favorite girl’s name?

2. What do your friends call you?

3. Who is your best friend? What do people call him/her?

My name’s Edward. Please call me Ted. This is friend Lilian.

friends call her Lily. Suchart is my friend too. nickname

is Noi. It means small in Thai. What is name?

Ted Lilian Suchart

Christina

C Complete. Use my, your, his, or her.

1

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About the Reading

Answer true or false.

1. Lady Gaga’s first name is Stefani.

2. Bono’s last name is David.

3. Prince William’s nickname is Wills.

4. Her stage name is Katy Perry.

Reading

Look at the photos. What are their names?

World Link

Use the Internet to search for five popular boys’ and girls’ names in your country and in one other country. Compare the names with your classmates.

Bono is a singer for the U-2 band. His real name is Paul David Hewson.

Her stage name is Lady Gaga. But her real name is Stefani Joanne Angelina Germanotta.

Her real name is Katheryn Hudson. Some people call her KP.

His name is William. His full name is William Arthur Philip Louis Windsor. His friends call him Wills.

What’s in a Name?

Curriculum Connection Social Studies

Prince William

Katy Perry

BONO

LGa

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