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6 INTRO 10 THE CLARKS English around the world introductions dialogue text messages 13

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© 2018 Maria Göransson, Agneta Hjälm, Karl-Erik Widlund, Andy Cowle och Sanoma Utbildning ab, Stockholm Första upplagan Första tryckningen Kopieringsförbud! Detta verk är skyddat av lagen om upphovsrätt. Kopiering utöver lärares rätt att kopiera för undervisningsbruk enligt Bonus-Presskopias avtal, är förbjuden. Sådant avtal tecknas mellan upphovsrättsorganisationer och huvudman för utbildningsanordnare, t. ex. kommuner/universitet. För information om avtalet hänvisas till utbildningsanordnares huvudman eller Bonus-Presskopia. Den som bryter mot lagen om upphovsrätt kan åtalas av allmän åklagare och dömas till böter eller fängelse i upp till två år samt bli skyldig att erlägga ersättning till upphovsman/rättsinnehavare.

numerals 1–10

UNIT A: This is me

14 1 HELLO! numerals 10–21 dialogue polite phrases

What’s your name? I’m six. She’s nearly four.

18 2 WHO’S THAT? Chatting from down under 20 dialogue text messages

numerals 20–101 family words

Who’s this? Who’s that?

22 3 OLD POPPY newspaper article

pets words in plural

Poppy is a famous, old cat. The Wests have got five cats.

UNIT B: Happy Birthday!

26 4 YOU ARE INVITED tell the time 29 Dad’s banana split dialogue recipe

What is your name? Where is he from? Who is that? When is your birthday? Why is she so famous?

5 FRASER’S BIRTHDAY birthday presents 30 dialogue song

It’s a new bike. It’s an Australian animal. What’s in the cage?

36 6 I’M LOST address dialogue telephone number

I am hungry. It is great. They are happy.

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6 INTRO 10 THE CLARKS English around the world introductions dialogue text messages 13

Anna-Karin Nyström och Karin Lönnqvist Anna Markevärn Annie Boberg Martina Mälarstedt/Sanna Bilder

numerals 1–10

UNIT A: This is me

14 1 HELLO! numerals 10–21 dialogue polite phrases

What’s your name? I’m six. She’s nearly four.

18 2 WHO’S THAT? Chatting from down under 20 dialogue text messages

numerals 20–101 family words

Who’s this? Who’s that?

22 3 OLD POPPY newspaper article

pets words in plural

Poppy is a famous, old cat. The Wests have got five cats.

UNIT B: Happy Birthday!

26 4 YOU ARE INVITED tell the time 29 Dad’s banana split dialogue recipe

What is your name? Where is he from? Who is that? When is your birthday? Why is she so famous?

5 FRASER’S BIRTHDAY birthday presents 30 dialogue song

It’s a new bike. It’s an Australian animal. What’s in the cage?

36 6 I’M LOST address dialogue telephone number

I am hungry. It is great. They are happy.

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UNIT C: Time off

40 7 CAN YOU PLAY AN INSTRUMENT? dialogue

Words and phrases

Language focus

musical instruments Do you listen to music? the days of the week Yes, I do. genres (books, No, I don’t. magazines, comics)

44 8 DOES UNCLE JIM LIKE RUGBY? sports I hate rugby! 49 dialogue personal story

Does Linda still play football? Yes, she does. No, she doesn’t.

50 9 AN UNUSUAL HOBBY magazine article

We walk on stilts. Rose walks on stilts.

circus skills spare time activities

UNIT D: Holidays

54 10 WHAT A MESS! dialogue

prepositions furniture

There is a toy tiger in the bag. There are loads of things on the floor.

11 A SUNNY HOLIDAY 58 Enjoy Barbados! 61 narrative brochure

colours rooms in a house beach activities

I am reading a book. He is snorkelling. They are digging in the sand.

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UNIT F: Alien attack

84 85 86 87 88

EPISODE ONE EPISODE TWO EPISODE THREE EPISODE FOUR EPISODE FIVE

UNIT G: Everyday life

90 LIFE IN THE UK houses 91 LIFE IN THE USA places to eat captions sports 92 CHRISTMAS IN THE UK 94 HALLOWEEN IN THE USA interviews

96 104

Christmas words Halloween words

CHAPTER WORDLIST ALPHABETICAL WORDLIST

12 BACK FROM THE HOLIDAYS clothes You have got a nice top. 62 Heathrow Airport numerals 100–1,000,000 He has got all his clothes 68 dialogue in my bag. factual text 69

UNIT E: Young America

70 13 WE ALL LIVE IN THE USA introductions

geographical words

14 AN ADVENTURE CAMP outdoor activities 74 Out camping countries and nationalities 78 blog dialogue

I am going to fix dinner. She is going to eat a hot dog. We are going to make a fire.

80 15 ANIMALS OVER THERE animal body parts How long do pumas live? factual texts Which animal is in danger of extinction?

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UNIT C: Time off

40 7 CAN YOU PLAY AN INSTRUMENT? dialogue

Words and phrases

Language focus

musical instruments Do you listen to music? the days of the week Yes, I do. genres (books, No, I don’t. magazines, comics)

44 8 DOES UNCLE JIM LIKE RUGBY? sports I hate rugby! 49 dialogue personal story

Does Linda still play football? Yes, she does. No, she doesn’t.

50 9 AN UNUSUAL HOBBY magazine article

We walk on stilts. Rose walks on stilts.

circus skills spare time activities

UNIT D: Holidays

54 10 WHAT A MESS! dialogue

prepositions furniture

There is a toy tiger in the bag. There are loads of things on the floor.

11 A SUNNY HOLIDAY 58 Enjoy Barbados! 61 narrative brochure

colours rooms in a house beach activities

I am reading a book. He is snorkelling. They are digging in the sand.

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UNIT F: Alien attack

84 85 86 87 88

EPISODE ONE EPISODE TWO EPISODE THREE EPISODE FOUR EPISODE FIVE

UNIT G: Everyday life

90 LIFE IN THE UK houses 91 LIFE IN THE USA places to eat captions sports 92 CHRISTMAS IN THE UK 94 HALLOWEEN IN THE USA interviews

96 104

Christmas words Halloween words

CHAPTER WORDLIST ALPHABETICAL WORDLIST

12 BACK FROM THE HOLIDAYS clothes You have got a nice top. 62 Heathrow Airport numerals 100–1,000,000 He has got all his clothes 68 dialogue in my bag. factual text 69

UNIT E: Young America

70 13 WE ALL LIVE IN THE USA introductions

geographical words

14 AN ADVENTURE CAMP outdoor activities 74 Out camping countries and nationalities 78 blog dialogue

I am going to fix dinner. She is going to eat a hot dog. We are going to make a fire.

80 15 ANIMALS OVER THERE animal body parts How long do pumas live? factual texts Which animal is in danger of extinction?

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five

checking my favourite websites spending time on social media playing on my phone listening to music gaming

Listen and repeat.

UNIT D Holidays In this unit you will …

reading books reading magazines reading comics

talk about … where things are in a room what furniture there is in a room beach activities what people are wearing.

scrapbooking drawing

jumping on my trampoline

watching films making models

read … a travel report from the Clarks’ holiday a brochure about Barbados a dialogue where Leah is helping Olivia to unpack a factual text about Heathrow. listen to … people who can’t find their things what people are doing on a beach what people are wearing.

going to scouts

cycling

baking

write … a dialogue about missing things about your room about what people are doing on the beach. Some of your stuff is in my bag.

And I have your mittens in my bag.

hanging out with friends looking after my pet

That’s OK, I never use them.

fishing

Ask and answer. You Friend

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What do you like doing in your spare time? I like drawing and cycling. fifty-three

checking my favourite websites spending time on social media playing on my phone listening to music gaming

Listen and repeat.

UNIT D Holidays In this unit you will …

reading books reading magazines reading comics

talk about … where things are in a room what furniture there is in a room beach activities what people are wearing.

scrapbooking drawing

jumping on my trampoline

watching films making models

going to scouts

cycling

baking

write … a dialogue about missing things about your room about what people are doing on the beach. Some of your stuff is in my bag.

And I have your mittens in my bag.

hanging out with friends looking after my pet

That’s OK, I never use them.

fishing

Ask and answer. You Friend

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CHAPTER

What a mess It’s holiday time and the Clarks have to pack. Tomorrow they are going to Barbados. Fraser is upstairs in his room, but he can’t find anything. Olivia is also in her room, and she has the same problem. Elliot has no problem with his packing. He is sitting in the living room in front of the TV. His bag with his favourite toy tiger is next to him. Mum Come on, guys. Get packing! NOW! Elliot I’m ready, Mum. Fraser Mum! Where are you? Mum I’m downstairs, in the kitchen. Fraser Where’s my green T-shirt? Mum It’s in the wash, dear. But there are boxer shorts and socks here. Come and help me carry everything upstairs, please! Fraser OK, but I can’t find my phone charger either. Mum Well, I don’t know where it is. You always lose it. Fraser Not true. Olivia always takes it. Olivia, have you got my phone charger?

Olivia No. Look under your desk. Fraser It’s not there. Olivia Is it on your bed? Fraser No. Olivia Your room is such a mess. There are loads of things all over the floor. Fraser It’s because I’m packing. Olivia Is it in your bag? Fraser Don’t be stupid! Mum Guys, please! Fraser, there is a charger down here. It’s behind the sofa. Olivia I can’t find my sunglasses! Elliot Well, there’s a pair of sunglasses next to me, on the sofa. Ooops! They’re broken now. Olivia Elliot! Elliot Just kidding. Here they are. They look good on me. I’m cool. Olivia Give them to me, you little monster! Elliot No! You have to catch me first!

Did you get it?

Plats för illustration

Complete the sentences. 1 Elliot is sitting …

a in front of the TV. b on his bed.

2 Elliot’s toy tiger is …

a behind the sofa. b next to him, in his bag.

3 Fraser’s green T-shirt is …

a next to his school bag. b in the wash.

4 Fraser’s phone charger is … a behind the sofa. b on his bed. 5 Olivia’s sunglasses are …

a in Elliot’s bag. b next to Elliot.

6 Elliot has no problem with his packing. Why? 54

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Did you get it?

Plats för illustration

Complete the sentences. 1 Elliot is sitting …

a in front of the TV. b on his bed.

2 Elliot’s toy tiger is …

a behind the sofa. b next to him, in his bag.

3 Fraser’s green T-shirt is …

a next to his school bag. b in the wash.

4 Fraser’s phone charger is … a behind the sofa. b on his bed. 5 Olivia’s sunglasses are …

a in Elliot’s bag. b next to Elliot.

6 Elliot has no problem with his packing. Why? 54

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Listen and repeat.

bookcase notice board poster

wardrobe

lamp in

under desk bedside table

next to

behind

in front of chair

bed

Point to the pictures. Ask and answer.

rug

Where’s the mouse? You Friend It’s in the cheese. mirror

There’s … There is a charger behind the sofa.

Det finns (ligger) en laddare bakom soffan.

There’s … There is a toy tiger in the bag.

Det finns (är) en leksakstiger i väskan.

There are boxer shorts and socks here. There are loads of things on the floor.

Det finns (ligger) kalsonger och sockor här. Det finns (ligger) massor av saker på golvet.

There is och there are betyder det finns. There is används när man säger att det finns en (enda) sak eller person. There are används när man säger att det finns fler än en.

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Describe Fraser’s room. You Friend You

There’s a wardrobe. And there are two rugs. There’s also …

Where are Fraser’s things? Use the words in the box. You Where’s the laptop? Friend It’s on the bedside table.

laptop school bag bike helmet skateboard

football top mobile phone baseball bat

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Listen and repeat.

bookcase notice board poster

wardrobe

lamp in

under desk bedside table

next to

behind

in front of chair

bed

Point to the pictures. Ask and answer.

rug

Where’s the mouse? You Friend It’s in the cheese. mirror

There’s … There is a charger behind the sofa.

Det finns (ligger) en laddare bakom soffan.

There’s … There is a toy tiger in the bag.

Det finns (är) en leksakstiger i väskan.

There are boxer shorts and socks here. There are loads of things on the floor.

Det finns (ligger) kalsonger och sockor här. Det finns (ligger) massor av saker på golvet.

There is och there are betyder det finns. There is används när man säger att det finns en (enda) sak eller person. There are används när man säger att det finns fler än en.

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Describe Fraser’s room. You Friend You

There’s a wardrobe. And there are two rugs. There’s also …

Where are Fraser’s things? Use the words in the box. You Where’s the laptop? Friend It’s on the bedside table.

laptop school bag bike helmet skateboard

football top mobile phone baseball bat

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A sunny holiday

CHAPTER

A few days later, the Clarks are in Barbados. They are in a beautiful apartment hotel by the sea. There are two bedrooms, a living room, a small kitchen, a bathroom and a balcony. There is a dining table with six chairs, and there is a big sofa in front of a TV.

Mrs Clark is sunbathing and reading a guide book on Barbados. Lots of people are swimming in the sea. The water is warm – it’s about 27 degrees. Olivia is wearing a yellow bikini. Fraser and Elliot are wearing their new swimming shorts. It’s a perfect day for snorkelling. Fraser is swimming with his mask and snorkel. Elliot and Olivia are jumping in the waves. They are watching a pelican. The pelican is swimming in the sea looking for fish.

Mr Clark is sitting on the balcony. He’s relaxing and listening to music.

Romeo This book says there are no sharks here.

The sand and the palm trees make the beach look like a beautiful picture. There are lots of tourists. They are sitting on the beach under parasols. People are wearing hats and sunglasses. Two girls are playing beach volleyball. Some children are digging in the sand.

Juliet Phew, but I hope the sharks read the same guide book.

Did you get it? Correct the sentences.

1 Fraser is listening to music. 2L ots of pelicans are sitting on the beach under parasols. 3 A boy and a girl are playing beach volleyball. 4 Some boys are digging in the sand. 5 Olivia is reading a guide book. 6 Elliot is snorkelling. 7 Mr and Mrs Clark are jumping in the waves. 8 A girl is looking for fish. 9 Mr Clark isn’t on the beach. Why?

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A sunny holiday

CHAPTER

Mr Clark is sitting on the balcony. He’s relaxing and listening to music.

Romeo This book says there are no sharks here.

Juliet Phew, but I hope the sharks read the same guide book.

Did you get it? Correct the sentences.

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Mr Clark the tourists the girls the children Mrs Clark

What are they doing? Look at the pictures on pages 58–59. You Friend

What is Mr Clark doing? He is sitting on the balcony.

the pelican

Olivia and Elliot Fraser

You What are the tourists doing? Friend They are sitting on the beach under parasols.

I am reading a book. Jag läser en bok. Are you sleeping? Sover du? Olivia is snorkelling. Olivia snorklar. The pelican is eating my sandwich. Pelikanen äter min smörgås. We are digging in the sand. Vi gräver i sanden. The tourists are jumping in the waves. Turisterna hoppar i vågorna. Man använder am/are/is + -ing-form på verbet när det är något som händer just nu.

blue

red

green

orange

purple

brown

grey

yellow

black

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white

turquoise

Look at the pictures on pages 58–59. Ask and answer. You What colour is the volleyball? Friend It’s green.

our Submarine T ater, Go deep underw fish and and see tropical colourful coral.

Listen and repeat.

pink

Turtle Time les! Feed them Swim with turt they live. and learn how

You Friend

What colour are the parasols? They are blue.

Scuba diving e perfect s of Barbados ar er at w r ea cl e h T g. Swim and scuba divin for snorkelling . sit a shipwreck vi d an s ay gr in with st

ture Pirate Adven Jolly Roger All aboard the and songs! for pirate games sea. d dive into the Climb ropes an

Did you get it?

What can you do in Barbados? Fill in the missing words. 1 You can … with turtles. 2 You can … tropical fish. 3 You can … a shipwreck. 4 You can … ropes on a pirate ship. sixty-one

Mr Clark the tourists the girls the children Mrs Clark

What are they doing? Look at the pictures on pages 58–59. You Friend

What is Mr Clark doing? He is sitting on the balcony.

the pelican

Olivia and Elliot Fraser

You What are the tourists doing? Friend They are sitting on the beach under parasols.

blue

red

green

orange

purple

brown

grey

yellow

black

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white

turquoise

Look at the pictures on pages 58–59. Ask and answer. You What colour is the volleyball? Friend It’s green.

our Submarine T ater, Go deep underw fish and and see tropical colourful coral.

Listen and repeat.

pink

Turtle Time les! Feed them Swim with turt they live. and learn how

You Friend

What colour are the parasols? They are blue.

Scuba diving e perfect s of Barbados ar er at w r ea cl e h T g. Swim and scuba divin for snorkelling . sit a shipwreck vi d an s ay gr in with st

ture Pirate Adven Jolly Roger All aboard the and songs! for pirate games sea. d dive into the Climb ropes an

Did you get it?

What can you do in Barbados? Fill in the missing words. 1 You can … with turtles. 2 You can … tropical fish. 3 You can … a shipwreck. 4 You can … ropes on a pirate ship. sixty-one

Back from the holidays

CHAPTER

The Clarks are back from their holiday in Barbados. Olivia is in her room with her friend, Leah. She is helping Olivia to unpack. Leah My goodness, Olivia, your room is so messy! Olivia I know, but it’s not always like this. You should see Fraser’s room. Leah No, thank you. Oh, I like this red skirt. It’s got a beautiful pattern. Olivia It’s from Barbados. Leah How nice. Have you got some other new things? Olivia Yes, I’ve got lots of new stuff. Clothes in Barbados are so colourful. Look at this pink and grey top. Leah It’s so cool. Hey, what’s this? A red Spiderman T-shirt! So sweet! Olivia It’s not mine. It’s Elliot’s. He’s got all his clothes in my bag because his bag is very small. Leah And why do you have a toy tiger and a turtle in here? Olivia What? Oh, they belong to Elliot. Fraser walks in. Fraser Where’s my hoodie? Olivia I don’t know. But some of your stuff is in my bag. Fraser And … have you seen my charger, Olivia? Olivia You’re hopeless, Fraser. Of course it’s not here. But I’ve got your smelly socks in my bag. Fraser And your stuff is in my bag. These jeans are not mine. Leah Are you sure? Ha Ha! Olivia Ooops! Sorry! Here is your charger – in one of my socks.

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Did you get it?

Complete the sentences. a a red Spiderman T-shirt. 1 Olivia has got … b a toy turtle. c a very small bag. 2 Fraser has got … d a hoodie. e a red skirt. f smelly socks. 3 Elliot has got … g a pink and grey top.

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Back from the holidays

CHAPTER

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Did you get it?

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Listen and repeat.

socks

trainers

jumper

sandals

top skirt

sweatshirt

trousers

cap mittens shorts

woolly hat gloves

T-shirt

jeans

dress

shoes

What are you wearing? Ask and answer. You Friend

3 jacket

What are you wearing today? I’m wearing blue jeans, a black T-shirt and grey socks.

What are they wearing? Look at the picture on page 63. You What’s Fraser wearing? Friend He’s wearing green shorts, a yellow T-shirt and white socks.

leggings boots 64

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jogging bottoms

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Listen and repeat.

socks

trainers

jumper

sandals

top skirt

sweatshirt

trousers

cap mittens shorts

woolly hat gloves

T-shirt

jeans

dress

shoes

What are you wearing? Ask and answer. You Friend

3 jacket

What are you wearing today? I’m wearing blue jeans, a black T-shirt and grey socks.

What are they wearing? Look at the picture on page 63. You What’s Fraser wearing? Friend He’s wearing green shorts, a yellow T-shirt and white socks.

leggings boots 64

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jogging bottoms

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What have you got in your bag? Use the words on pages 64–65. You Friend

What have you got in your bag? I’ve got …

Student A

I have got lots of new stuff. Student B

You have got a nice top.

I’ve got …

Jag har en massa nya saker.

You ’ve got …

Du har en fin topp. He’s got …

He has got all his clothes in my bag. It has got a beautiful pattern.

It’s got …

Han har alla sina kläder i min väska. Den har ett vackert mönster.

We’ve got … We have got your smelly socks here.

Vi har dina illaluktande sockor här. They’ve got … De har så många färggranna saker. They have got so many colourful things. Have got och has got översätts med har. Have got används vid I, you och we. Has got används vid he, she och it.

What have they got in their bags? Use the words on pages 64–65. You Friend

What has Sophie got in her bag? She’s got … Juliet

Sophie

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Mark

I ’ve got mittens and a woolly hat in my bag. Romeo Why? Juliet We’re swimming to Sweden tomorrow.

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What have you got in your bag? Use the words on pages 64–65. You Friend

What have you got in your bag? I’ve got …

Student A

I have got lots of new stuff. Student B

You have got a nice top.

I’ve got …

Jag har en massa nya saker.

You ’ve got …

Du har en fin topp. He’s got …

He has got all his clothes in my bag. It has got a beautiful pattern.

It’s got …

Han har alla sina kläder i min väska. Den har ett vackert mönster.

We’ve got … We have got your smelly socks here.

What have they got in their bags? Use the words on pages 64–65. You Friend

What has Sophie got in her bag? She’s got … Juliet

Sophie

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Mark

I ’ve got mittens and a woolly hat in my bag. Romeo Why? Juliet We’re swimming to Sweden tomorrow.

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UNIT E

Listen and repeat. 100 101 200 350

one hundred one hundred and one two hundred three hundred and fifty

1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000

one thousand ten thousand one hundred thousand one million

Young America In this unit you will …

Heathrow Airport: facts and figures Heathrow Airport is a very busy international airport, 22 km west of London. Every day 1,400 flights take off and land at the airport. That’s one flight every 45 seconds. Every day over 190,000 passengers arrive and depart with 200,000 pieces of luggage. The cafés at the airport sell 26,000 cups of tea and 35,000 cups of coffee every day.

talk about … outdoor activities countries and nationalities wild animals in the USA. read … texts where young people describe where they live Mia’s blog from an adventure camp a dialogue with Mia who is out camping factual texts about animals in the USA. listen to … people talking about the place where they live some people talking about their outdoor activities people talking about wild animals. write … about some places in the USA about the place where you live about wild animals.

When do rattle snakes attack?

NOW!

Did you get it? Correct the figures.

1 Heathrow Airport is 220 km west of London. 2 Every day 140 flights take off and land. 3 Every day over 200,000 passengers arrive and depart. 4 There are 200 pieces of luggage every day. 5 The cafés sell 26 cups of tea and 35 cups of coffee every day. 68

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UNIT E

Listen and repeat. 100 101 200 350

one hundred one hundred and one two hundred three hundred and fifty

1,000 10,000 100,000 1,000,000

one thousand ten thousand one hundred thousand one million

Young America In this unit you will …

When do rattle snakes attack?

NOW!

Did you get it? Correct the figures.

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NEW WHAT’S UP?

• kommunikativ • elevaktiv • stöttande • utmanande

I New What’s up? 4 får eleverna möta olika typer av texter och stegvis utveckla sina språkliga förmågor i engelska. New What’s up? 4 består av

TEXTBOOK 4

• Textbook •

Textbook online • Workbook • Facit • Lärarhandledning • Lärarens ljudfiler • Progress tests

New

? p u s ’ What 4

Maria Göransson Agneta Hjälm Karl-Erik Widlund Andy Cowle isbn 978-91-523-4098-1

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