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UNIT 5

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EXPRESSIONS TO LEARN

Write the correct letters in the blanks. There are two wrong answers.Listen and check your answers.

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EXPRESSIONS TO LEARN

Audio Transcripts: No. 1 Part-time Jobs

A: Do you have a part-time job?

B: Yes. I work in a restaurant.

No. 2 Bosses

A: What’s your boss like?

B: He’s great. I like working for him.

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Audio Transcripts: No. 3 Good Points

A: What’s the best thing about your job?

B: The people are fun to work with.

No. 4 Bad Points

A: What’s the worst thing about your job?

B: I don’t like working at night.

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EXPRESSIONS TO LEARN

Small Talk Work with a partner. Repeat the dialogues above using these expressions. p.2

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WORDS TO LEARN

Do you know how to say these work words? Listen and repeat.

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WORDS TO LEARN

A. Say It Right

Practice talking about work with a partner.

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B. Listen Up

Listen to the audio. Check ( ) True or False.

Statement True False

1 Max would prefer to stay home this evening.

2 Joan doesn’t want to go out with Max.

3 Someone else can help Joan do her work tonight.

4 Joan needs the money to pay for school.

5 Max wants to go to the movies.

6 Joan works at a fast-food restaurant.

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WORDS TO LEARN

Audio Transcripts:

Max: Do you want to go out with us tonight, Joan?

Joan: I’d love to, but I have to work.

Max: Why don’t you take the night off? Call your boss.

Joan: I can’t. Nobody else is able to work.

Max: Oh! They need to hire more people. You work too hard. You

should just quit.

Joan: No. The pay is pretty good there. I need the money to pay for

college.

Max: That’s too bad. We’re planning to go to the movies.

Joan: Really? Maybe I can come!

Max: How?

Joan: I work at the movie theater.

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CONVERSATION

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Key Words

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Language Tips

Find more two-part verbs and make sentences. You can use a dictionary.

1.________ 3.________

2.________ 4.________

pick up

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Language Tips

Make these sentences stronger.

1. He never smokes. → He __________________________________.

2. I’m very sad. → I’m ___________________________(happy).

doesn’t smoke at all

not happy at all

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1. The manager wants to know about Tom’s ___________.

2. Tom ___________ the customers, ___________

___________, and took the ___________ out at his old

restaurant.

3. Tom is ___________ to work on Wednesdays and

Fridays.

4. All ___________ at Tom’s new job have to wear

___________.

CONVERSATION

Wrap Up

Listen to the audio. Complete the sentences with the words you hear.

cleaned

experience

served

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available

workers

uniforms

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Audio Transcripts:

Manager: Pleased to meet you, Tom.

Tom: Pleased to meet you too.

Manager: So, you’d like a job in the kitchen, right?

Tom: Yes. I love to cook.

Manager: Do you have any experience?

Tom: I worked in a restaurant for two years.

Manager: What did you do there?

Tom: I cooked, cleaned up, and took out the trash. Sometimes, I served the

guests too.

Manager: Good. What days can you work?

Tom: I’m available on Wednesdays and Fridays.

Manager: That’s great. All workers here have to wear uniforms. Let’s get you

one. You can start today.

Tom: Thank you!

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GRAMMAR FOCUS

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GRAMMAR FOCUS

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GRAMMAR FOCUS

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1. His father → him / have / watch his baby sister / yesterday

2. Jeremy → his brother / get / walk his dog / every night

3. The teacher → Julia / let / go home early / last Monday

GRAMMAR PRACTICE

A. Make Sentences

Write the following into sentences.

The teacher let Julia go home early last Monday.

Jeremy gets his brother to walk his dog every night.

His father had him watch his baby sister yesterday.

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4. She → her mother / ask / drive her to school / every morning

5. The police officer → Raymond / order / stop his car / last night

6. Mr. Chen → his daughter / make / practice the piano / every day

GRAMMAR PRACTICE

Mr. Chen makes his daughter practice the piano every day.

The police officer ordered Raymond to stop his car last night.

She asks her mother to drive her to school every morning.

A. Make Sentences

Write the following into sentences.

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B. Fill in the Blanks

Use the correct form of the words from the box to complete the sentences. There may be more than one possible answer for some blanks.

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1. The coach ____________ the team to train harder.

2. Did Casey’s mother ____________ her go to the club?

3. Gary ____________ me to cook dinner for him.

4. Could you ____________ him call me, please?

got / ordered

let

have

got / gets / ordered / orders

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GRAMMAR PRACTICE

Use the correct form of the words from the box to complete the sentences. There may be more than one possible answer for some blanks.

get have make help let order

5. Nora’s friend ____________ her watch terrible movies

yesterday.

6. Can you ____________ me to carry the box?

7. ____________ Jonathan to bring the picture to class.

made / let

help

Get / Order

B. Fill in the Blanks

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GRAMMAR PRACTICE

C. Match

Match the sentences.

1. Ted played loud music. ․ There are too many cars.․

2. I had too much work to do. ․ Bill told him to be quiet.․

3. The bus was full. ․ It’s not safe to go alone.․

4. You should help Tim move. ․ The driver asked me to wait for the next one.․

5. Don’t let your son play in the street. ․ The doctor ordered him to rest.․

6. The man looked very sick. ․ I got Arthur to help me.․

7. You can have Jim go with you. ․ He’s your friend.․

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READING

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Not many people are famous when they are born. Most of

them must work hard first. For example, the late CEO of

Apple Inc., Steve Jobs, had a part-time job at Hewlett-

Packard in school. He helped put computers together there.

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The boss of Nike is another example. Today, Philip Knight

is very successful, but he started by selling shoes on the

street.

Most people don’t have an interesting first job. Many

famous people began with something boring. Before

Michael Dell started Dell Inc., he washed dishes in a

Chinese restaurant. Dell’s boss taught him how to be a

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Tom Hanks also worked a simple job in college. Before he

became one of the richest actors in history, he carried bags

for guests at a hotel. Part-time jobs in school are not always

easy, but they can lead to bigger and better things.

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Extra Info

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1. Steve Jobs had a p______________e job at Hewlett-Pack

ard when he was younger.

2. He put c______________s t______________r for the com

pany.

3. Philip Knight first sold s______________s on the street, bu

t today he is very s______________l.

AFTER YOU READ

A. Fill in the Missing Letters

Complete the sentences with the words from the article.

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4. Many famous people began with b______________g jobs.

5. Dell learned how to be a good w______________r and l__

____________r at his job in a Chinese r______________t.

6. Before Tom Hanks became a famous a______________r,

he c______________d bags for g______________s at a

hotel.

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AFTER YOU READ

Complete the sentences with the words from the article.

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A. Fill in the Missing Letters

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AFTER YOU READ

B. Classification

Match the person with the description.

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1. Part-time jobs in college . . .

a. are always interesting.

b. can lead to better work.

c. usually make you rich.

d. can help you to study.

AFTER YOU READ

C. Multiple Choice

Circle the answers.

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2. Which of the following is correct?

a. Tom Hanks owns a lot of hotels.

b. Philip Knight first sold shoes to big department stores.

c. Most people need to work hard to become famous.

d. Steve Jobs sold computers at school.

AFTER YOU READ

Circle the answers.

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C. Multiple Choice

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3. What did Michael Dell learn from his first job?

a. He learned how to cook Chinese dishes.

b. He learned how to build computers.

c. He learned how to clean hotel rooms.

d. He learned how to be a good boss.

AFTER YOU READ

Circle the answers.

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4. What is Tom Hanks famous for?

a. Shoes

b. Computers

c. Acting

d. Singing

AFTER YOU READ

Circle the answers.

C. Multiple Choice P.24

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WRITING

Task I

Read the information below and fill in the blanks.

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Task I

Read the information below and fill in the blanks.

workers

St. Louis

experience

pay

Monday

Wednesday Friday

to / until

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Task II

Use the correct form of the words below to fill in the blanks.

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Dear Mr. Einstein,

I am studying 1. ___________ here at Washington University. I read

your ad in the school newspaper. It 2. ___________ like a great job! The

position would 3. ___________ me study and 4. ___________ money. I

have one 5. ___________ of experience at the New York Public Library. I

answered people’s 6. ___________, 7. ___________ ___________ the

place, and put the 8. ___________ back. I also 9. ___________ people find

books. I am a good worker, and I am 10. ___________ on Mondays,

Wednesdays, and Fridays. I hope to hear from you 11. ___________.

Sincerely,

Jack Bower

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