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Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns female Adjectives Verbs The alphabet history Possessives am SeeExerise onpage 2, homeshone ume) my are Numbers heme yer * (10) hckrame ne Adverbs See Exercise 11 onpage6. phone mumber ner Responses Titles teacher no Miss ‘work phone (number) other yes celebrity we Pronouns first Other Ms. fublects 1 od (over here Other you popular too (= also) book he single Preposition celebrity she Article in my class) cell phone (number) it the: Conjuncti ce other Cenjunetions classmate a : email address ae or EXPRESSIONS Saying hello Introducing yourself and others Expressing surprise Helle Hi. My name i ont Hi Vm “Apologi Good moming. It’s nice to meet you. tr \pologizing Good afternoon. Nice to meet you, too. maom Good evening. This is Giving an opinion How are you? Checking and confirming information Uhink Hows going! What's your last) name (again)? How are you doing? avs you last) name og Great. How about you? . Fre usine bho oh qm Ws Yes thao Pretty good ae Saying good-bye Yes, Lam. aye No, fm not Bye-bye How do you spell... 7 Goodbye. Canyou repeat that? See ow Getting someone's attention fav's reatwootend Fseueme, Have a good evening. ley. Thank you. You, 10. Thanking someone Good night Thank you./Thanks, Language summary Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 PhotocopiableLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns Personal items Other Adjectives Classroom objects bag box cool bbackpack bicycle car different board cell phone classtes) great (English) book crocit card pocket interesting char energy bar restaurant clock fiash drive quiz dosk glass sentence dlctiona airbrush an door headphones Pronouns Adverbs eraser {stuclend 1D * maybe notebook (can keys ths may outlet laptop these where paperclip newspaper en phone case they Preposi pencil purse behind poster sunglasses in rable tablet infront of well tablet case noxtto wastebasket television on window ticket under umbrella wallet EXPRESSIONS Identifying things Expressing pleasure What’ this (ealed in English)? Wow! Idon't know. h, cool! Iisa Its great! ‘atv tov eleainEngh? Expressing disbelief Ihink they'e(callae) Really? Identifying the owner of something Expressing diaappointmant Is this your...? nol Yes, itis Thinking before responding No, its not Lotme see. Are these your 7 Huh Yes, they are Hoar No, they're not v Agreeing Thanking someone You're right Thankyou! R You're weleome ‘ealizing something Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Wait (a minute}! Language summaryLanguage tla, VOCABULARY Pronouns Personality Adverbs Subjects ‘endly originally Fo sunny really (+ adjective) languages we kind thi week See the appencix on page nice very (+ adjective) TS Other quiet P that Serious repositions People who shy from Braud brother Determi smart in Fri) laughter jeterminer ree) ae a litle valkatve Conjunctions father secti Numbers and ages bv (bee) fiend Adjectives (11-30; 40, $0, ee) so mother ‘Appesrance Soe Exercise 7 on page 19. parercs) bees Other pariner good looking early aster handsome false student heavy frst language) Places pretty large largest) capital shor hate city (poral: eas) tall row country (plral: countries) thin old world me EXPRESSIONS Asking about countries, Asking about people nationalities, and languages Whos that? Whore are you for? Sho’ Intreducng a different topic Tr fom (Canada) ‘What's her name? Introducing What's (San Francisco) like? Her name is ry the way, ies How old is she? Introducing an explanation or idea ‘ve you from (loti? She's (28) years old Well, Yes, lam. ‘What's she like? | . Nolet. She's Expressing surprise 4 Realy? ‘re you Uapanese)? Is she talkative)? 7 Yes, Lam. Yes, she is Wow! No, I'm not. No, shes not le your frst language (Portuguese)? Yes, itis. No, its not Language summary Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 PhotocopiableLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns Seasons Weather hers Clothes spring cloudy ours belt summer cole thers blouse fall cool whose boot) winter hot cap humid Verbs Other ak coat disaster sunny fain chose freetme wom oe glovels) home windy wear hat . aber Possessives (high) heels in my Adverb jacket a me today jeans ° lamas Adjectives ' Prepositions bee sound (the world) pants Colors oe raincoat beige their aethore) scart blade Conjunction shit (dark/light) blue Other so shools) (darklighs brown all mrs shorts (arklighd aray ay co skit {dack/ight) green favorte sneakers orange new sods pink Pronouns i purple Poet sweater red ossessives swimsuit white me tie yellow ours Tshirt bis EXPRESSIONS Talking about preferences Getting someone's attention What are your favorite colors? Hey! My favorit colors are Look Asking about and describing clothing Asking about a problem What color is/are. ..? ‘What’ the matter? shay Expressing distress Ye you wearing listres Yes, Lam. Oh, nol No, fm not. fm wearing Making a suggestion Talking about the weather Lets ies snowing/taining/ Agresing with a suggestion ies cloudy/eolenow/sunay/ Good idea! Making a contrast but Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Expressing pleasure Groat! Language summaryLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns tomato sauce lets mai Adverbs Noun vacation make (cote) mes . message stright breast Adjectives er ne a finch hungry read inthe evening inner sae remember inthe moming Other Verbs ride (a bike) Clock times basketball cal fing 600 am/600 +9 ke check (messages) nn mid boss check messages) shop idnight cheese sloop seen dance 2B quarter ater (6d cote & 89 2 quarto (on io five swim messages oo take (a walk Other move Jt hungry/maried) aes {ght} now me eho Someta we socal mecta 20 Fomor punch) wre (report cenjunetion spaghetti hee Conjunction tine zone EXPRESSIONS Talking about the time Talking on the phone Whactime ist? Helo Wes. anlrs Hi... Thisis Its soteloek fn the morsing/..2 Checking information its. after Right? its square ater Thats right Wes thin Oh, realy? Iisa quarter to its Apelogizing Im realy sor Talking about current acti Thats OX What are you doing? i i Giving a reason Are you. .-ing? “30 sere Expressing a positive opinion 05 a Hove No Fm not. fm. ing. ‘Oh, thats good Pausing while messaging Lucky you Oh, wait Wishing someone well Bovghtback Congrsuloore Good luck Language summary Intorchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, PhotocopiableLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns Days of the week Determiner Places Transportation Monday aloof downtown ike Tuesday . far from here bus Wiocreoy Adjectives roe” a Thurssay slone near four house) motorcycle Friday sy subway Saturday professional Other wan Sunday public so tavifeab weekday retred sometimes weekend strange then Family together brother Other Verbs won chile (olura: children) bed exercise _ father/dae) businesspeople 38(9.00/neon/midnight! husband drums night) is) homework pay by (busiean) motherdenom job ee (familyriende) intthe momina/the parents lights serve sttemoon/the sister noise start evening) son pet sop 6 (Sunclays/veokdays! wife routine take (a taxicab; the weekends) schedule ‘rain/subway) with our parents) seme wey ve hotel ay Adverbs house vevelagency Times pare Pronouns allday festaurant Object pronouns atnight room me early school us every day suburbs Inte weokly EXPRESSIONS Talking about routines Idioms What time do you. .? early ire A ight owl When do toy? Responses Sure Doeshe...? Yes, he. every morning Yesh ‘What do you de on... 7 Asking for more information On...1 Watebe...? Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photecopiable Language summaryLanguage summary VOCABULARY Kinds of homes Appliances Determiners cabin sircondiioner ary apartment buildings each house coffee maker lots of bathroom loft heater no patheeb vill Imetonave some bedroom Furniture refigeatr Adjectives closet armchair(s) another dining room bed Other big elevator bookcase bubble clear (retsecond) floor chairs) itference dream (home) erage coffee table fan (person) expensive hall cupboard(s) fiction giant kitchen curtain(s) forest lucky. laundry room dresser moon outside living room lamp mountains ‘small lobby mmitror oursice unusual room jicture(s) rabbit shower ee 3 aeence Verb sors sofa squirrel love yard ow stars Adverbs story just (like) vv nox shone EXPRESSIONS Asking about and describing a home Expressing agreement \What' the house/apartment like? That’ tue. 1 eal nie Expressing approval ; Aviosomel Dees nave Thats great Ss, heoes. This... is great. No, it doesn't That sounds nice. There’ van There's no. Expressing luck There isnt a/an Truck There are some There aren't any There ate no. Language summary Giving an example For example Intorchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, PhotocopiableLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns receptionist Jobs researcher accountant salesperson bellnon security guard cashier sever chef software engineer doctor taxi driver froignter vendor front desk clerk Workplaces graphic designer tit) choot host hospital ice croamflavorenpert ote lawyer noel manager ste office manager Other photographer camera pilot computer police officer crocodile EXPRESSIONS money Verbs people (singular person) agree photo guess trsform hate Adjectives Perform borts a dangerous site ae oxy exciting toa mc trol important Adverbs interesting ster work perfect exactly professional hard relaxing outdoors stress prety (1 adjective) tert Exchanging information about work Where do you wore? workin a/an What do you do? Him afan What time/When do you star/finish work? I star/finish work at What do you do after work? i Where does your brother work? He works What doas he do? He Talking about likes and dislikes She loves it. How do you bike ie? Irealy hee it ts Ok. They hate it. I liee it lot Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Exchanging personal information How are things (with you? Not bac. Uhear Giving surprising information Actually, Guess what! Expressing interest That’ funny, Trat’s interesting Expressing uncertainty I guess Expressing concern Please be carefull Language summaryLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns Grains Vegetables Adjectives Meals bread broecol good breakfast cereal carotid) mealtime lunch crackers) celery mossy dinner noodles garlic other Snack pacta lettuce squashed) rice enions) sw Dairy (food) red) peppers ical cheer Fruit te per ‘ypical mile applets) omato(es) Verbs yagure bananas) buy blueberries (singular Other food come Desserts bluebery) com chips put cate grapols) dip throw eras kiwis) pickets) wy checalees leven pepe want cookies mangotes) potato chios ice cream orangels) (potato) salad Adverbs Drinks pineapple pera Adverbs of coffee vwatormalon sandwiches) frequency mile Meat and other soup aR over (orange) juice proteins Other hor (arcen) toa almonds) animals) often Fats and oils bean(s) bone(s) sometimes. butter beet celebration cual cream chicken festival mayonnaise egals) fight Other il fish fower (apanese) style hamburger habit waa rosea) heath Prepositions ute humans) Ryans peanuts monkeys) for breakiast) tonts} EXPRESSIONS Talking about likes and dislikes Talking about things you need Agreeing to do something Tike Doweoveary Aton Wowie Wo Wonendsome ox "ont wan Ye wee ore tha Deve aed any? ng an Hove ves we ned some ‘Accepting an invitation Novwe dont oud any Stee ent you Taek Making a suggestion apressing saver e Mowat wey Language summary Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photocopiable10 Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns chess video edit Sports ors cub Vigeo games enter bese mping cones vite x Erseball tron Mebote i Basketball rootme , trae lth football handstand. al play (chess/the piano/ golf head Adjectives the vali) hiking horse artistic practice hockey joke athletic raise ice-skating marathon electronic vide parachuting muscles hidden sing skateboarding music musical squash skydiving ooo technical Bo spowboudn robe ake (photos soccer pane Verbs ‘ell oat Boon aa whistle Swim ong bake ” Adverbs oer ‘Sore bal Adv slen show cook abou valeybal tate se tet Other thowter deen wel ability tower do (yoga/math) i i ones san Tunaabneet audition “unicycle drive tomorow beach omer EXPRESSIONS Talking about sports Expressing an opinion Giving a compliment Whetspore yeu lkepleyfvatch? eh oven verve Tove/obyivatch bocce. vag about abies and tants I don’t like/play (gah. (really) love tens) Who do you play/watch soccer with? With some friends from work. How often da you practice? We practice twice a week When do you practice? We practice on Tuesdays and Thursdays. What time do you start? We start at sixin the evening. Where do you play? We play on the beach/at a gym/ ‘at a sports club, What can Ido? Can you sing? Yes, lean. No, leant Can they sing? Yes, they can sing very well No, they can't sing at all Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Asking for clarification What do you mean? Expressing interest Realy? Oh, yeah? Agreeing to do something (Of course we can, Language summaryuh Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns Halloween Queen celebrate Months Independence Day restaurant cook January New Years Day/ve sugar decorate February Thang surprise give March alanine: Day ge on a picnic April wedding Pronoun invite Ma anything order ‘ Other Adjecti take (someone) out June birthday cake ijectives x boyfriend Dates Adverbs gust dance ts eyes esion Seponbe ee Scotsereseonpage72 Time expressions tober See flour Other next summer Semper itt fancy next weet gitriend spec next year Holidays, festivals, letter traditional this weekend and special occasions °2"240 tommorrow birthday. pany Verbs tomorrow afternoon Christmas pienie ak tomorrow night present bake tone EXPRESSIONS Talking about future plans Talking about dates fou going to do anything exciting this weekend? When is your birthday? Yes, am, 'm going to Tes August eh Wht meen 3 Wishing someone a good birthday What are you going te do? Heppy birthday! tm going to Expressing anticipation Where are you going to go? Ihopese! tm going 0 go to Exchanging information How are you going to get there? We're going to How about you? Who's going to be there? Expressing approval is/are going to be there (Thad sounds ike fan Wihon are you going to... 7 Nice! We're going to. at Thats rice How fancy Wow! Language summary Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photocopiable7 Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns throat Other ‘Other Parts of the body than bacteria roiay ankle tool calls wrong ohn tooth (plural teeth) dentist beck vat electricity Verbs bran Health problems hewr ‘eal chest backache ee it have chin cold paten hurt as cough ee lose chow dry yes cea relax earache stay up gbrow fever Adjectives take a look ingert) tet - foot (plural feet) ache Positive feelings Adverbs hair sore throat fancastic much hand stomachache fine s0(- very) het toothache Groat wall hip Medications/ terfic levee remedies Negative feelings leg antacid awful mouth aspirin exhausted neck chamomile to horrible note chicken soup miserable shoulder cold medicine sick skin ‘cough syrup sore stomach ye crops terrible ice pack tied nasalspray EXPRESSIONS Talking about health problems Refusing something politely How are you? How do you feel (today)? Ifeel batter Not so good/well Whats the matter? What's wrong? feel sice/ternible I don't feal well Expressing sympathy That's too bad. Im sorry to hear that That’ good. Tim glad to hear that Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Doyou want... ? No, but thanks anyway Asking for permission Is that OK? Giving a suggestion Ihave an idea ‘Toke/Don't take Eat/Don't eat Asking for more information ‘Anything else? Language summaryLanguage summary VOCABULARY Nouns Form of address Verbs Places sir go down/up_ avenue Other urn around bank other cur lateright boakstore competition walk downlap canter debit card Tp soe Adverbs department store gerden i drugstore i Prepositions gasoline flower shop evn across from garage me behind gs station we ment between lorary package nextto panting on museum crant) con the comer of parking lot Pao on the letirignt planetarium sculpture post ofice ee restaurant ai restroom telescone shoe store ae square street supermarket EXPRESSIONS Asking for and giving locations Getting someone's attention lethere a... around here? Yes, there is, I's next to/across from. (No) Idont think so. Where isthe ...? fit far from here? les right behind you Asking for and giving directions How dofcan get to. .? Walk/Go up Walk/Go down Tum lefiright on Its on the lefvright. You cant miss it. Language summary Excuse me Asking for help Can you help me? Expressing urgency les an emergency! Pausing before responding Him Intorchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiablear Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns Adjective bang different barbecue beach volleyball Verbs braces argue chores break down clean exhib instr climb lesson come home decide Wore mal do laundry music get mariod parasailing g0.camping relatives goon shopping hang ou tablet have fun test, invite fomeone) over vacation Isten white-water rafting make (you) bed EXPRESSIONS paint Other play. anywhere see (2 movie) speak stay take (classes/lessons) ravel watch Adverbs Time expressions last month tae: right last summer last week last weekend last year yesterday Talking about past activities Did you... last summer? Yes, did | No, didn't | What did you do? 1 Ididn't Did you do anything else? Giving opinions about past experiences Did you lke...? Yes, Ici |iked it alot We loved it Did you have a good summer? Yes, Idid. had a great summer No, Idiint. Greeting someone who's been away Welcome back Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable Language summary15 Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns Jobs Adjectives Adverb Classes at school actress angry ‘on time chemistry comedian bilingual sas ‘geography engineer on time Preposition history game designer sunny for... years) Bhotography hairstylist young Conjunction ence Shoterphe Verbs i Places at school teacher begin cafeteria Other graduate library cukure ‘open a bank account, Types of Schools nor Rertchosd semen see vay of fe cur fan age) high school work EXPRESSIONS Exchanging personal information Asking about someone Yes, Iwas No, lwasn't Iwas born in Where ald you grow up? | grow up in Now York. How old were you in. ..? Iwas What was your favorite... 7 twas Language summary Asking for an opinion What do you think? Intorchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017, Photocopiable16 Language summary VOCABULARY Nouns invitation amusement park message antmarket musical autograph musician baroecue play camping show comedy shower concert stage excuse trip (stveot fair (or) festival food court EXPRESSIONS Verbs Adverbs babysit already call you) back. around (seven o'clock) go cut with my Prepositions artinencivoyinend) 2 (rome/school/work) ne tthe (beach/ibrany/ hob mall need te in (bec/tass/Mexico) ina (meeting) inthe thospital/shower) Adjective on ther break/a pf amazing vacation) would lke/love to Making a phone call Hello. s...there/in? Hi. Can speak to/with ...? lim sorry, but she's in a meating right now Sorry lcalled you at work Taking a phone message Do youwant to leave a message? Can take a message? Sure. Please give her my number Yes. Please asi/tell her to call me. I give her your message Making and accepting an invitation Doyouwantto (wth me)? Would you like to... with me)? Sure. /d reall like to... (wth you) Yes, td love to, Declining an invitation and making an excuse I'm sory but lean‘t. Ihave to. /Ineed to Ve like to, but Suggesting a different activity I dont really ike Do you want to do something else? Asking what is happening What’ up? Asking for a favor Canyou...? Please Offering to help Can help you? Expressing happy surprise Interchange Teacher's Edition Intro © Cambridge University Press 2017 Photecopiable Language summary
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