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Module 1

Unit 1 It smells delicious

Tony: Mm…What a delicious smell! Your pizza looks so nice.

Betty: Thanks! Would you like totry some?

Tony: Yes, please, it lookslovely, it smells delicious, and mm, it tastes good.

Darning: What’s that on top?

Betty: Oh, that’s cheese. Do you want to try a piece?

Darning: Ugh! No, thanks. I’m afraid I don’t like cheese. Itdoesn’t smell fresh. It smells too strong and it tastesa bit sour.

Betty: Well, my chocolatecookies are done now. Have a try!

Darning: Thanks! They tastereally sweet and they feel soft in the middle.

Tony: Are you cooking lots ofdifferent things? You look very busy!

Betty: Yes, I am! There’s some pizza and some cookies, and now I’m making an apple pie and a cake.

Darning: Apple pie sounds nice,I have a sweet tooth, you know. Shall I get the sugar?

Betty: Yes, please. Oh, are yousure that’s sugar? Tasteit first. It might be salt!

Darning: No, it’s OK. It tastes sweet. It’ssugar.

Tony: What’s this? It tastes sweet too.

Betty: That’s strawberry jam, for the cake.

Darning: Good, everything tastesso sweet! It’s my luckyday!

Unit 2 I feel nervous when Ispeak Chinese.

Thanks for your last message. Itwas great to hear from you, and I can’t wait to meet you.

I hope you will know me from myphoto when I arrive at the airport. I’m quite tall, with short fair hair, and I wear glasses. I’ll wear jeans and a T-shirt for the journey, but I’ll also carry my warm coat. I’ve got yourphoto — you look very pretty. So I’m sure we’ll find each other!

Thanks for telling me about yourhobbies. You sound just like me! I spend a lot of time playing classical musicwith my friends at school, but I also like dance music — I love dancing! I enjoy sports as well, especiallytennis. My brother is in the school tennis team — I’m very proud of him! He’s good ateverything, but I’m not. Sometimes I get bad marks atschool, and I feel sad. I should work harder.

You asked me, “How do you feel about coming to China?” Well, I often feel a bit sad at first when I leave my mum and dadfor a few days, and I’m quite shy when I’m with strangers. I feel nervous when I speak Chinese, but I’ll be fine in a few days. I’m always sorrywhen I don’t know how to do things in the right way, soplease help me when I’m with you in China! Oh, I’m afraid of flying too. But I can't tell you how excited I am aboutgoing to China!

See you next week!

Love,

Sally

Module 2

Unit 1 I’ve also entered lots of speaking competitions.

Tony: Hi, Lingling. What are youdoing?

Lingling: I’m entering a competition.

Tony: What kind of competition?

Lingling: A speakingcompetition.

Tony: Great. It’ll help you improve your speaking. And maybe you will wina prize.

Lingling: Yes, The first prizeis “My dream holiday”.

Tony: Have you ever won anyprizes before?

Lingling: No, I haven’t. I’ve always wanted to go on adream holiday. But I can’t afford it. The plane ticketsare too expensive.

Tony: Well, good luck! I’ve also entered lots of speaking competitions, but haven’t won any prizes. I’ve stopped trying now.

Lingling: That’s a pity. Have you ever thought about other kinds ofcompetitions?

Tony: What do you mean?

Lingling: Look! Here’s a writing competition Around the World in 80 Days. Towin it, you need to write a short story about a place you’ve visited.

Tony: That sounds wonderful, butI’ve never travelled much. How canI write about it?

Lingling: Don’t worry. It doesn’t need to betrue! You can make it up.

Tony: That’s interesting. I’ll try. I hope Iwill win, then I will invite you to come with me.

Lingling: Sorry! The first prizeis only the book called Around the World in 80 Days!

Unit 2 They have seen thePyramids.

Mike Robinson is afifteen-year-old American boy and his sister Clare is fourteen. At the moment,Mike and Clare are in Cairo in Egypt, one of the biggest and busiest cities inAfrica.

They moved here with theirparents two years ago. Their father, Peter, works for a very big company. Thecompany has offices in many countries, and it has sent Peter to work inGermany, France and China before. Peter usually stays in a country for abouttwo years. Then the company moves him again. His family always goes with him.

The Robinsons love seeing theworld. They have been to many interesting places. For example, in Egypt, theyhave seen the Pyramids, travelled on a boat on the Nile River, and visited thepalaces and towers of ancient kings and queens.

Mike and Clare have also begunto learn the language of the country, Arabic. This language is different fromEnglish in many ways, and they find it hard to spell and pronounce the words.However, they still enjoy learning it. So far they have learnt to speak German,French, Chinese and Arabic. Sometimes they mix the languages. It’s really fun,” said Clare.

The Robinsons are moving again.The company has asked Peter to work back the US. Mike and Clare are happy aboutthis. They have friends all over the world, but they also miss their friends inthe US. They are counting down the days.

Module 3

Unit 1 Has it arrived yet?

Daming: Hi, Tony. What are youup to?

Tony: Hi, Daming. I’ve just made a model spaceship for our school project

Daming: 1 haven’t started yet because I’m notsure how to make it Can you help me?

Tony: Sure, no problem. Have youheard the latest news? Scientists have sent a spaceship to Mars. The journeyhas taken several months.

Daming: Has it arrived yet?

Tony: Yes, it has arrivedalready. That’s why it’s on the news.

Daming: So have they discoveredlife on Mars?

Tony: No, they haven’t yet.

Daming: Are there any astronautsin the spaceship?

Tony: No, there aren’t.

Daming: Why? Astronauts havealready been to the moon.

Tony: Yes, but no one has beento Mars yet, because Mars is very far away, much farther than the moon. Lots ofscientists are working hard in order to send astronauts to Mars one day.

Daming: That’s interesting! How can I get information on space travel?

Tony: You can go online tosearch for information.

Daming: I will. Thank you, Tony!

Unit 2 We have not found life onany other planets yet.

Scientists think that there hasbeen life on the earth for hundreds of millions of years. However, we have notfound life on any other planets yet.

The earth is a planet and itgoes around the sun. Seven other planets also go around the sun. None of themhas an environment like that of the earth, so scientists do not think they willfind life on them. The sun and its planets are called the solar system, and oursolar system is a small part of a much larger group of stars and planets,called the Galaxy or the Milky Way. There are billions of stars in the Galaxy,and our sun is only one of them.

Scientists have also discoveredmany other galaxies in the universe. They are very far away and their light hasto travel for many years to reach us. So how large is the universe? It isimpossible to imagine.

Scientists have sent spaceshipsto the planet of Mars to take photos. They have even sent spaceships to traveloutside the solar system. However, no spaceship has travelled far enough toreach other stars in our Galaxy.

Scientists have always asked thequestions: with so many stars in the universe, are we alone, or is there lifeout there in space? Have there been visitors to the earth from other planets?Why has no one communicated with us? We do not know the answers…yet.

Module 4

Unit 1 I haven’t done much exercise since I got my computer.

Doctor: How can I help you?

Darning: I feel ill. I’ve got a stomachache and my head hurts.

Doctor: How long have you beenlike this?

Darning: Since Friday. I’ve been ill for about three days!

Doctor: I see. Have you caught acold?

Darning: I don’t think so.

Doctor: Let me take yourtemperature… Mm, there’s no fever. What kind of food do you eat?

Darning: Usually fast food.

Doctor: Do you have breakfast?

Darning: No, not usually.

Doctor: That’s the problem! Fast food and no breakfast. That’s why you’ve got a stomachache.

Darning: What about theheadache?

Doctor: Do you do any exercise?

Darning: Not really. I haven’t done much exercise since I got my compute last year.

Doctor: You spend too much timein front of the computer. It can be very harmful to your health.

Darning: OK, so what should Ido?

Doctor: Well, don’t worry. It’s no serious. First,stop eating fast food and have breakfast ever day. Second, get some exercisesuch as running. And I’ll give you some medicine. Takeit three times a day.

Darning: Thank you, doctor.

Unit 2 We have played footballfor a year now.

Healthy living

I was not feeling very well sothe doctor checked my heart and said I needed more exercise, I have never beenvery active, and I do not like sports. I have always wanted a pet, so myparents gave me a dog for my birthday. Now I get exercise by taking him for awalk every day. I have had him for three months now and I feel really healthy. — Anna

Our teacher decided to start a girls’ football team and I thought: “Whata great idea!” I was the first member of the team. Wehave played football for a year now and we all feel very fit. Our teacher isthe coach, and she also takes part in the same training with us. She is inexcellent condition too. — Wang Wei

In the last few years, I went towork by underground. When I got to work, I always felt very sleepy and I wasnot happy. I bought a bike in January. Since then, it has become part of mylife. Now I ride to work every day. It is my daily exercise. I arrive at workwith a smile on my face. — Thomas

Feeling weak after a longillness, I wanted to exercise more. Then a friend suggested, “Why don’t we go for a run beforeschool?” So we started running a week ago. But I do notenjoy running, and when I get to school, I feel awful. My legs hurt and I amhot all over. Perhaps I am too weak to do any exercise. What do you think? — Richard

Module 5

Unit 1 It’s time to watch a cartoon.

Tony: Daming, we’ve finished our homework. It’stime to watch a cartoon.

Daming: Good idea, Tony. Let’s watch Superman!

Tony: We watched Supermanyesterday. Why don’t we watchSpiderman? It’s more modern.

Daming: I think Superman isbetter. He’s strongerthan Spiderman. He can fly through the sky and fight bad people.

Tony: Spiderman can’t fly, but he climbs up buildings with his hands andfeet. That’s cool. I want to be someone like him.

Daming: Well, Superman is brave.He keeps fighting bad people. That’s a real hero!

Tony: I don’t think we agree.

Daming: All right. Let’s watch Tom and Jerry then.

Tony: Yeah! I like humorouscartoons. Tom and Jerry are very funny. I can’t help laughing when I watch them!

Daming: Yes, Jerry is too smartfor Tom.

Tony: The cute mouse alwaysbeats the cat! They fight a lot, but they really love each other. Sometimesthey protect each other and work together. I think there’s a lesson there!

Unit 2 Monkey King has just hadhis 50th birthday.

Cartoon heroes

Nemo is a cute orange-and-whitefish and Shrek is an ugly green man. They look very different, but both of themhave won the hearts of young people all over the world. The pictures of thesepopular cartoon heroes are everywhere, on office desks, schoolbags and computerscreens.

There are also some oldercartoon favourites. Monkey King has just had his 50th birthday. He is the heroof a story called Havoc in Heaven. He leads a group of monkeys against theEmperor of Heaven and his guards. He is brave, clever and humorous. Parents andchildren laugh together as Monkey King makes a terrible mess in heaven. Theyalways expect to see more Monkey King cartoons.

Tintin is another favouritecartoon hero. He has been popular for over eighty years, ever since the artistHerge invented him in 1929. Tintin has red hair and a small white dog. He worksfor a newspaper and has lots of exciting experiences. Fans have bought about200 million copies of Tintin’s stories inmore than fifty languages. Tintin appeared in China in the 1980s. Many Chinesestill collect these black-and-white Tintin books.

Finally, Snoopy, a cute dog,celebrated his 60th birthday in 2010. Snoopy lives in his own private work andfinds real life hard to understand. Charles Schulz created Snoopy and hisfriends, and drew the cartoons to satisfy older people as well as children.

Cartoon heroes are popular allover the world, and some are more than eighty years old.

The most popular cartoons comeout as books and not as films.

Many children read cartoonstoday.

Many foreign cartoons havebecome very popular in China.

Module 6

Unit 1 Do you collect anything?

Lingling: Hi, everyone! Come inand find somewhere to sit down. Sorry, it’s a bit of a mess. I’ll put the fans on theshelf.

Betty: Let me have a look. You’ve got so many fans.

Lingling: Yes, about sixty.

Betty: Where did you get them?

Lingling: Most of them arepresents. People often give me fans as presents because they know I like them.Do you collect anything?

Betty: Yes, I collect coins andnotes, you know, like British pounds and US dollars and cents.

Lingling: Coins? They must bereally valuable. Can I see them?

Betty: Sure! I’ll show you my stamps too. I’vecollected stamps from all over the world, I’ve got sixor seven books of stamps.

Tony: My hobby doesn’t cost as much as yours —Icollect tickets, bus tickets and train tickets!

Betty: You can’t do anything with old tickets!

Tony: I know, but when I look atthem, I remember some wonderful places.   

Lingling: Right! Their value isn’t very important. People usually collect things just toremember something important in their lives.

Unit 2 Hobbies can make you growas a person.

David’s hobbies

Many students have hobbies, suchas reading, painting, growing vegetables and looking after animals. Somehobbies are relaxing and others are active. Hobbies can make you grow as a person,develop your interests and help you learn new skills.

David Smith is a student, andone of his hobbies is writing. During the summer of 2010, he spent four weeksat a summer camp. As well as the usual activities such as sailing and climbing,there was writing class. “The teacherwas writer, and she asked us to talk about our lives and tell interestingstories. Then she encouraged us to write about experiences at the camp.”

Back at school, David wrote astory about the life of a sixteen-year-old boy, and it came out as a book in2012. Many young people love his book, and as result, David has become asuccessful young writer.

David has been very luckybecause his hobby has brought him pleasure and success. But writing is not hisonly hobby. He is also interested in many other things. “I like playing volleyball too,”says David. “I spend some of my free time playingvolleyball for my school team. Maybe I’ll write aboutmy volleyball team in my future books.”

Module 7

Unit 1 Please write to me and sendme some photos!

Lingling: Hi, Betty. I’m making a list of things for my trip. I like to getthings ready earlier. Can you help me?

Betty: Sure. How can I help?

Lingling: Well, it sounds crazybut I don’t know what totake.

Betty: You should take notebooks,pens and a dictionary.

Lingling: OK. What clothesshould I take to LA?

Betty: When are you leaving andhow long are you going to stay there?

Lingling: I’m leaving at the end of July and I’m going to stay there for four weeks.

Betty: Shorts are good, or youcan wear light trousers, it’ll be sunnyand hot there.

Lingling: I haven’t got any sunglasses. I’ll buy apair there.

Betty: That’s a good idea. But remember, many things are moreexpensive in America. Have you got any American dollars?

Lingling: Yes. Is 200 dollarsenough?

Betty: If you’ve already paid for the air tickets and for homestay, itshould be OK.

Lingling: What else?

Betty: Your bag mustn’t weigh too much. You’d betterask the travel company about the total weight for all your bags. Oh, by theway, don’t forget to take your passport.

Lingling: OK. Thank you.

Betty: You’re welcome. You’ll have a greattime. Please write to me and send me some photos!

Lingling: Yes, I will!

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As well as learning English, wewant you to experience life in the US. You can stay as a guest with an Americanfamily and take part in their daily life. You have meals with the family and dosome activities with them too. For many of our students this is the best partof the course. Many families form close friendships with the students and stayin touch with them. But if you prefer, of course, you can stay in a hotel.

There are many exciting thingsto do in Los Angeles. We plan activities every day after class. You can chooseto take trips to Hollywood, Disneyland or San Francisco, or you can goshopping.

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Module 8

Unit 1 I can hardly believe we’re in the city centre.

Lingling: Here we are. Welcometo Beihai Park,

Tony: Wow! It’s so quiet here that I can even hear the birds singing! Ican hardly believe we’re in the city centre.

Lingling: This park is famousfor its lake, the bridges and the ancient buildings on the hill. The lake takesup over half of the park area. Let’s walk alongthe lake, cross the bridge and climb up the hill. Then I can point out thesights of Beijing for you.

Tony: Yes, good idea. I’m sure it’ll be fantastic to seethe city from the top.

Daming: But I’m so tired, and it’s so hot here.I don’t want to climb. The lake looks nice and cool.Why don’t we go for a swim?

Lingling: I don’t think they allow people to swim in the lake. It’s dangerous.

Daming: That’s too bad. Then why don’t we haveour picnic here? I’m so hungry and thirsty.

Lingling: I think it’s better to have our picnic at the top of the hill.

Tony: Come on! Let’s not waste any more time.

Daming: All right. I hope itwill be cooler up there.

Unit 2 We thought somebody wasmoving about.

FROM: Betty

TO: Mum and Dad

SUBJECT: Wonderful time in Zhangjiajie

Dear Mum and Dad,

I promised to write, so…

We’re staying with Lingling’s unclein Hunan Province, and I’m having a wonderful time herein Zhangjiajie. It’s a magic land of mountains, forestsand rivers. It’s very large, about 480 square kilometres.It’s famous for the strange shape of its tall rocks.Some of them look like humans while others look like wild animals.

Last night we camped by a smalllake. During the night, we heard some noise! It woke everybody up. We thoughtsomebody was moving about. Lingling’s uncle said it was an animal. We came out without making any noise,and found it was just a hungry monkey looking for food.

This morning, we climbed MountTianzi! From the top we hoped to see the lakes and forests. But it was a pity thatit was cloudy. We could only see the mountain tops above the clouds. Then wewalked down the path, along a river, past trees and other plants and back tothe camp, I pulled a leaf off a plant, but Lingling’s uncle said that it was wrong to pull leaves off plantsand that we should protect everything here. I was very sorry.

Tomorrow we’re going to Dong ting Lake, the second largest freshwaterlake in China. We’ll be back home next week! Wish youwere here!

Love,

Betty

Module 9

Unit 1 Could I ask if you’ve mentioned this to her?

Helpline: Hello, FriendshipHelpline. Who’s calling,please?

Lingling: Hello. This isLingling speaking.

Helpline: Hi, Lingling! How canI help you?

Lingling: I have a problem withmy best friend. She’s called…

Helpline: No, don’t tell me who she is. Tell me when the problem started

Lingling: Yes. Well. We’ve been friends for five years. We got separated when wewent to different schools last term, but we stayed in touch.

Helpline: So could you explainwhat happened then?

Lingling: This term, she came tostudy at my school. I was so happy at first. But she’s so different.

Helpline: Can you tell me howshe’s different?

Lingling: She doesn’t like me to see my other friends.

Helpline: Could I ask if you’ve mentioned this to her?

Lingling: Yes, but she refusedto listen.

Helpline: OK. Do you know whyshe treats you like that?

Lingling: No, I don’t know.

Helpline: Maybe she doesn’t feel very sure of herself in her new school.

Lingling: Maybe.

Helpline: She probably feelslonely without you. I’m sure sheregrets hurting you. So be patient with her and explain to her that she canmake friends with your other friends too. Try to introduce her to them.

Lingling: I see. I’ll encourage her to join in more. Thanks.

Helpline: No problem, Lingling.You’re welcome!

Unit 2 I believe that the worldis what you think it is.

A beautiful smile

When I was thirteen years old, agirl gave me an important gift. It was a smile.

It was the early autumn of myfirst year at a new school. No one knew me. I was very lonely, and afraid tomake friends with anyone.

Every time I heard the otherstudents talking and laughing, I felt even more lonely. I could not talk toanyone about my problem, and I did not want my parents to worry about me.

One day, my classmates were talkwith their friends, but I sat in silence. At that moment, a girl entered theclassroom. I did not know who she was. She passed me and then turned back. Shelooked at me and, without a word, smiled.

Suddenly, I felt the touch ofsomething bright and friendly. It made me feel happy, lively and warm. It waslike a hidden treasure.

That smile changed my life. Istarted talk with the other students. Day by day, I learnt to trust people, andthey included me in their circle of friends. The girl with the bright smile hasbecome my best friend now, and we stick together like glue.

One day, I asked her why shesmiled at me that day. She said she could not remember!

Now I believe that the world iswhat you think it is. If you think you are lonely, you might always be alone.My suggestion is: smile at the world and it will smile back.

Module 10

Chen Huan: Hi, everybody. I’m the news director at Radio Beijing.

Lingling: Thank you for showingus around.

Chen Huan: No problem! Now, comethis way. Look at the red light. When it’s on, it means we’re on air. And we shouldavoid making any noise in the background!

Tony: OK.

Chen Huan: This is the newsroom.We collect the latest national and international news and write reports here.It gets crazy in here just before the programme begins.

Lingling: How can I become apresenter?

Chen Huan: I think you need tospeak English really well. So keep studying, and I hope that you can join usone day.

Tony: What about the sportsnews?

Chen Huan: That’s over there. And it is where we do interviews with bigstars of sports. Let’s watch the presenter. Remember, Isaid you need to keep quiet if the red light is on.

Presenter: Finally, we’ve just heard that Germany has won the football match,2-1 against England.

Lingling: Hey! That’s great news!

Tony: No, it’s awful news!

All: Ssh!

Presenter:…And that’s the end of the six o’clock news.

“How old are you? The radiomanager looked down at me.

“Fifteen,”I said.

“And you want a job in radio?Shouldn’t you be at school?” heasked.

How could I explain? I havealways loved the radio. I still remember, when I was four years old, I satclose to the radio in the living room, listening to my favourite programmes andto the voices of my favourite presenters. It seemed that they were speaking notto lots of listeners but to me in person. At the age of nine, I asked forpart-time jobs in small radio stations.

As I grew older, my interest inradio grew. One day I learnt about Internet radio. Once a week, I played myfavourite music from my father’s computer,talked about life at school, and hoped someone might be listening.

Soon my friends at schoolstarted to listen, and then they wanted to help. We prepared a programme once aweek, doing research on articles about music, sports news, jokes and theweather report (I did this by looking out of the window).

“OK, come with me,” the manager said. I sat down in the studio. He was in another room,behind a glass wall.

“OK, let’sdo a sound check. Just tell me what you had for breakfast.”

All radio presenters need toanswer the same question before they begin work. The purpose is to check thesound level.

“I had eggs, fruit and some milk.”

“OK, that’sgreat!” the man behind the glass said.

This was how my first real jobin radio began.

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