1. Where is New York University? 2. What's there on 9th Street? 3. How many banks are there near the university?

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2 LONGLEAT HOUSE Longleat House is 140 kilometres west of London, between the cities of Salisbury and Bath. The house is the home of Lord Bath and is about 400 years old. Visitors can walk through and look at the beautiful rooms and they can see the antique furniture in the rooms. There is also a Safari Park at Longleat House. Visitors can drive through the park and see many animals there. Longleat House is open every day from 10 o'clock in the morning to 6 o'clock in the evening. The Safari Park is open only in the summer. 1. Where is Longleat House? 2. Who owns the house? 3. What can visitors see inside the house? 4. What can visitors do in Safari Park? 5. When is Longleat House open? 6. When is the Safari Park open?

3 NEW YORK UNIVERSITY New York University is in Greenwich Village. Students can get almost everything they need near the university campus. There is a post office on 9 th Street. There is a bank on 5*h Avenue, and there are two on 8^h Street. The restaurants and coffee shops in Greenwhich Village are very popular. 1. Where is New York University? 2. What's there on 9th Street? 3. How many banks are there near the university?

4 UNIVERSITY OF LONDON The University of London is in Bloomsbury. It was founded in There are many other famous buildings in Bloomsbury. The British Museum, which is near the university, is one of these buildings. There are also many restaurants and coffee shops, where you can buy things to eat. The restaurants are not always very cheap, but the coffee shops are excellent for the price. 1. Where is the University of London? 2. Which building is near the university? 3. Where can you eat in Bloomsbury?

5 JIM Jim Chapman, a famous cameraman, is the new assistant director of Video Sound, a large film company. It has fifty-two offices all over the world. Mr. Chapman is the first American to work at the company's Paris office in its thirty-year history. Mr. Chapman is not married. He's got a sister Mary. She lives with her friend Paul in London. She goes to the Faculty of Arts at the University of London. There are also the Faculties of Science, Engineering, Medicine and Music there.

6 1. What is Video Sound? 2. In which city does Mr. Chapman work? 3. Who does Mary live with? 4. What does Mary do? 5. How many faculties are there in the university?

7 KATE My name is Catherine, but I'm called 'Kate' by my friends. I live near Leeds, in the north-east of England. I'm a dental nurse. I work for a young Australian dentist. He's very nice and he's a very good dentist, but I don t like my job very much. My sister is called Bianca. She's married with two children, a girl and a boy, and lives in a house near London, in a town called Enfield. She's a teacher. She teaches in a big school in the north of London. She likes her job very much.my brother's name is George. He doesn't have a job. He's unemployed.

8 1. What is Catherine called by her friends? 2. Where does she live? 3. Does she live with her sister? 4. What does she do? 5. Does she like her job? 6. Where is the dentist from? 7. Does Catherine like him? 8. What is her sister's name? 9. Is she married? 10. What does she do? 11. Where does she work? 12. Does she like her job? 13. Does she live in London?

9 Nailsca, near Bristol Tel: THE OLD ENGLAND RESTAURANT Come lo ihc Old England Restaurant in Nailsca for lunch and dinner! Enjoy our excellent international food from China, India, and Italy. We have wonderful steaks, fish and chicken. Sit in our lovely garden and try our Italian spaghetti and tomato soup. Our restaurant is clean. Our meals arc fantastic. They arc never cold and always delicious. Come and have a good lime with your friends at our nightclub. Listen to music and dance from 11 pm to 3 am. We serve interesting drinks from different countries. Do you want lo book a table? Phone NOW! We are very busy at lunchtimes! Remember - The Old England Restaurant is the restaurant for all occasions: birthdays, business lunches and evening meals, all at reasonable prices. Open for lunch: 12:00-2:00 pm. Open for dinner: from 6:30 until midnight.

10 THE STATUE OF LIBERTY Many tourists visit this famous statue* every year. It was a present from the French to the Americans. The statue is on Liberty Island. There are ferryboats from Battery Park to Liberty Island. The trip to the Statue of Liberty takes 15 minutes. Tickets for the boat trip are $6 for adults, $3 for children 3-7 years old and free for children under 3 years old. Boats leave Battery Park seven days a week, every half hour from 9:30 am to 3:30 pm. The statue is open until 5 pm. The last boat returns at 5:00 pm. 'statue: heykel

11 A. Mark the statements as True (T) or False (F). 1. You can get to the Statue of Liberty by car. 2. You can visit the statue every day. 3. The Statue of Liberty closes at 3:30 in the afternoon. 4. There is a garden at the Old England Restaurant. 5. Many people have lunch at the Old England Restaurant.

12 THE KARSTON FAMILY Mr. and Mrs. Garston live in a small village near London. They've got two dogs. Their names are Bruce and Spot. The dogs eat meat, biscuits and special dog food. Mr. Garston buys their food in London because the shops in their village don't sell dog food. The Garstons have got neighbours, too, but they don't like Bruce and Spot because they've got a cat. The postman doesn't like the dogs, either. Mr. Garston goes to London every day because he works there. He comes home at six. The dogs always wait for him. They stand near the door and bark. They are happy because they go for a long walk in the evening with Mr. Garston.

13 1. Do Mr. and Mrs. Garston live in London? 2. What do the dogs eat? 3. Why does Mr. Garston buy dog food in London? 4.Why don't the neighbours like the dogs? 5.When does Mr. Garston come home every day? 6.Why do the dogs always wait for Mr. Garston?

14 SAN FRANCISCO San Francisco is in the State of California in the west of the United States. It is near the Pacific Ocean. People think it is the capital of California, but it isn't. First, people from Spain lived there. Today, Austrians, Italians, Chinese and others live in the city with Americans. The Chinese live in Chinatown. There are many Chinese restaurants there. The houses, post boxes and telephones in the streets are very interesting. This part of the town is exactly like China. Fisherman's Wharf is another place where tourists want to go. You can find a table in a nice little restaurant near the sea there. You can eat sea food and look at the Golden Gate Bridge. You can watch the ships passing under it and the cars crossing it. The Golden Gate Bridge is the symbol of San Francisco. After you finish your meal, you can take a boat trip to Alcatraz. Alcatraz was a famous prison between 1866 and 1920, but only tourists go there now. San Francisco is different from other American cities. It is more European. The sun always shines there and there are a lot of things you can do at night - you can go to the nightclubs, discos, restaurants, cinemas and theatres. That's why a lot of young people want to live in San Francisco.

15 1. Where is San Francisco? 2. Is it the capital of California? 3. Who came to San Francisco first? 4. Which interesting places do tourists visit in San Francisco? (3 places) 5. Who lives in Chinatown? 6. What can you watch in a restaurant at the Fisherman's Wharf? 7. What is the symbol of San Francisco? 8. What was Alcatraz? 9. Are there any prisoners in Alcatraz today? 10. Why is San Francisco different from other American cities?

16 Washington D.C. is the capital of the United States. Fifteen million people visit the city every year. Halima and Ahmed, her brother, left their home in Egypt and travelled to the United States last week. They are visiting Washington D.C. with their American friend, Tom. Here is the letter they wrote to their aunt. 'Dear Aunt Samira, 'We arrived in 'Washington, 'D.C. three days ago. 'What a great city! On Friday we toof^a Sits tour. 'We saw many historical sites: the Lincoln Memorial, the Vietnam Veterans Memorial, and the, Capitol. On Saturday, we were Busy, too. 'We left our hotel and went to the 'White House. This is where the President lives. It's a Big, white Building. 'We learned that it was made in 1792 and John Adams was the first president to live there. "When we arrived at the 'White Mouse, we saw two dogs in the garden. They were chasing each other. 'We took^a picture of them. Later we visited some of the museums. *We wanted to see the Optional Air and Space Museum too, But it closes at 7 pm and we went there at 7:30 pm. *We hope to see it tomorrow. Love, 'Halima and Ahmed

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18 Simple Past Tense Konu Anlatımı 1) Simple Past Tense geçmişte belli bir zamanda gerçekleşmiş olaylardan bahsetmek için kullanılır. I was at work last Sunday. Geçen Pazar işteydim. Did they win the game yesterday? Dün oyunu kazandılar mı? 2) Simple Past Tense geçmişte gerçekleşmiş sıra eylemlerden bahsetmek için kullanılır. I woke up at 6:30am, washed my face, got dressed and left home at 7:15am. Sabah 6:30'da uyandım, yüzümü yıkadım, üzerimi giyindim ve 7:15'te evden çıktım. 3) Simple Past Tense aşağıdaki zaman ifadeleri ile birlikte kullanılır. yesterday: dün ago: önce for: boyunca in: de, da (tarihinde) when:.. zaman,... Inca Where were you 2 days ago? I lived in Spain for 5 months. When Sarah arrived at home, she called me immediately.

19 Kelime nin Complication A condition, event, etc, that is complex or confused Güçlük Good blood sugar control also helps to prevent longterm complications from diabetes. İyi kan şekeri kontrolü diyabetten kaynaklanan uzun dönemli güçlükleri de önler Kelime nin Disturbance An interruption or intrusion Rahatsızlık The alarm can cause disturbance to people working in the library. Alarm çalması kütüphanede çalışan insanların rahatsız olmasına neden olabilir

20 Kelime nin Restriction Something that restricts; a restrictive condition or regulation; limitation. Kısıtlama Parking restrictions are applicable monday to saturday 8.30am pm. Park etme kısıtlamaları Pazartesi - Cumartesi arası 8:30-18:30 saatleri arasında geçerlidir. Kelime nin Reduction The act of reducing or the state of being reduced. Azaltma, düşürme Crime reduction is not just the job of the police. Suçların azaltılması sadece polisin işi değildir.

21 Kelime nin Promotion The act of being elevated to a higher status, or a program that sells or advertises something Terfi The top two teams gain automatic promotion at the end of the season. Sezon sonunda en üstteki iki takım otomatik olarak terfi ediyor. Kelime nin Adoption To accept legal responsibility for the act of another Nüfusuna geçirme, evlat edinme We encourage adoption of poor kids in Africa. Afrika'daki fakir çocukların evlat edinilmesini destekliyoruz.

22 Kelime nin Restrictive Restricting or tending to restrict; limiting Kısıtlayıcı Restrictive diets will enable you to lose weight in the short run Kısıtlayıcı beslenme sistemleri kısa zamanda kilo vermenizi sağlar. Kelime nin Compulsive Having an obsessive urge to do something Mecburi, zorlayıcı, kompülsif There's sometimes something strangely compulsive about your life. Bazen hayatınızda ilginç bir şekilde zorlayıcı bir şeyler olur.

23 Kelime nin Innocent Free from sin, guilt or wrongdoing Masum She said her husband was innocent. Kocasının masum olduğunu söyledi. Kelime nin Sensitive Someone or something that responds to external forces Duyarlı Some people are very sensitive in business life. İş hayatındaki bazı insanlar çok duyarlı oluyor.

24 Kelime Accurate Free from any error nin Doğru, kesin We need to work with accurate numbers in order to succeed in the project. Projede başarılı olmak için tam doğru rakamlarla çalışmalıyız. Kelime nin Determined Someone with their mind made up about something Kararlı, azimli Meeting with such determined workers in the factory makes me feel happy. Fabrikada bu kadar azimli işçilerle tanışmak benim için mutluluk verici.

25 Kelime nin Diffident Someone who is lacking in confidence, timid or shy Çekingen Diffident kids at school are usually unhappy. Okuldaki çekingen çocuklar genelde mutsuz oluyor. Kelime nin Suggestively Tending to suggest something considered improper or indecent İmalı biçimde Dont you realize he has spoken suggestively all through the conference? Konferans boyunca hep imalı bir şekilde konuştuğunu fark etmedin mi?