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Unit 16: On the London Eye

Unit 17: Smile, please!

Unit 18: Men can cook, too!

Unit 19: You must eat!

Unit 20: What a surprise!

Unit 21 Breakfast blues

Unit 22: Watching the neighbours

Unit 23: An expensive camera

Unit 24:A light dinner

Unit 25: The weekend shopping

Unit 26: A self-service restaurant

Unit 27: Toothache

Unit 28: Every day is different!

Unit 29: Many happy returns of the day

Unit 30

An international event

Unit 16: On the London Eye

Daisy: Oh, Jack! Isn't this fun?

Can you believe it?

We're all together

on the London Eye!

Jack:

Yes, honey. Isn't it great?

Look, Claire!

That's the River Thames.

CLAIRE: Yes, Dad. Isn't it grey?

DAISY: Well, grey and silver!

It's beautiful.

Look at all the bridges!

CLAIRE: Hey, Mom, I can see

Tower

Bridge.

It's open!

Is it really?

Pass me the binoculars!

JACK:

Can you see any ships there?

CLAIRE: I can see one.

There are some boats, too.

DAISY: Look, Jack!

That's Westminster Bridge down there.

There are some people on the bridge.

JACK:

There are some cars and buses, too

CLAIRE: Hey, Dad! That's Big Ben!

It's twelve o'clock!

DAISY: Ding-dong, ding-dong;

Ding-dong, ding-dong!

Oh, Jack!

Isn't London just great?

Unit 17: Smile, please!

FLORA: Watch this, Lucy!

I can balance on this ball!

Can you do it?

LUCY: I can try.

LUCY: Oh, yes!

I can balance on a ball as well.

It's easy!

Look at us, Vikki!

FLORA: Look at me now, Lucy!

I'm on my knees!

Can you balance like this?

LUCY: Yes, I can do that, too.

It's fun!

FLORA: Come on, Vikki!

Can you balance on a big ball

like us?

VIKKI: No, I can't.

You're both good at gymnastics,

but I'm useless.

I can't do it.

LUCY:

Never mind, Vikki!

You can do Maths and Music

and I can't!

I'm useless at Maths.

FLORA: And you can take a photo of us!

Come on!

Take a photo on your mobile.

VIKKI: OK.

Ready?

One, two, three!

Smile, please!

Unit 18: Men can cook, too!

WILLIAM: Let's cook dinner, Robert.

You can help me.

Give me some rice, please.

There's some rice in that jar.

WILLIAM: Put some water in the pan,

and pass me a knife, please.

ROBERT: Which one?

WILLIAM: That one on the table.

ROBERT: OK, Dad.

Here it is.

WILLIAM: Chop two onions, please.

ROBERT: OK, Dad.

Chop two onions ...

WILLIAM: Is there a big spoon over there?

ROBERT: Yes, Dad.

WILLIAM: Pass me the big spoon, please.

ROBERT: I can't get a spoon

and chop an onion, Dad!

WILLIAM: You're right.

What about some plates?

ROBERT: Dad, there are some plates

on the shelf.

There are some knives,

some forks and some spoons

in the drawer.

And my hands are wet.

WILLIAM: You see, Robert, men can cook, too.

Perhaps

we can open a restaurant!

ROBERT:

Oh, yeah!

Unit 19: You must eat!

DAISY: What time is it?

NINA:

It's four o'clock.

DAISY:

Four o'clock!

Gee, I'm hungry!

NINA: I am, too!

DAISY: OK.

Thank you, Nina.

We can finish now.

There's some food on the table

over there.

Let's eat.

NINA:

Daisy, I can look, but I can't eat.

DAISY: Why not?

You're tired.

You're hungry.

You can eat.

What's the problem?

NINA: Food is the problem.

DAISY: Come on, Nina!

You must eat!

There are lots of good things here.

There's some fish,

and some salad.

And there are some hot dishes, too.

NINA: I can drink some water,

but I mustn't eat.

I can't eat and be beautiful.

DAISY: Nonsense, Nina!

You

are

beautiful!

NINA:

Thank you, Daisy.

Maybe I can eat a peach.

DAISY: Maybe you can eat lots of peaches!

Now, honey, please help yourself!

Unit 20: What a surprise!

KAREN: Hello, Linda!

Nice to speak to you!

How are you?

And how is Ken?

KAREN: Yes, I'm very busy, too.

It's Lucy's music lesson

at half past six.

I'm sorry, but I can't talk now.

KAREN: Come on, Lucy!

Your music lesson is

at half past six,

and it's a quarter to six now!

What's the problem?

LUCY: I can't find my music book.

KAREN: Oh dear!

I'm sorry, Linda.

I must go!

Can I call you at half past nine?

LUCY:

Mum!

I must find my book!

KAREN: Thanks, Linda.

Bye!

Now, Lucy,

look in your schoolbag.

LUCY:

It isn't there.

KAREN: Are you sure?

LUCY: Yes, Mum. Look!

LUCY: Oh! Here it is!

KAREN: What a surprise!

Please hurry up, Lucy!

It's six o'clock.

LUCY: It's OK, Mum.

I'm ready.

Can we go now, please?

Unit 21 Breakfast blues

KAREN: Do you want any breakfast,

Paul?

Not really, but I must eat

something.

I mustn't train

on an empty stomach.

Have we got any orange juice?

KAREN: Yes, we have.

There's some in the fridge.

How much juice

do you want?

PAUL: Oh, just a small glass, please.

KAREN: Here you are.

KAREN: Do you want any coffee?

PAUL:

No, thanks.

Have we got any tea?

KAREN: Yes, there's some tea

in the pot.

Help yourself.

KAREN: Poor Paul!

It's a very early start!

Tell me about it!

PAUL:

I can't eat at six o'clock

in the morning.

KAREN: I've got some yoghurt

in the fridge.

You can take it with you

and have it at the gym.

PAUL: Thanks, Karen.

That's nice.

They haven't got any yoghurt

in the canteen at the academy.

The food there is terrible.

Unit 22: Watching the neighbours

POLLY: There's Claire

in Karen's garden.

Look, she's with Paul again.

ANNIE: Yes.

They're very good friends.

POLLY: Has she got a lot of friends

now, Annie?

ANNIE: Well, she's very new here.

And she's shy.

Perhaps she hasn't got

many friends.

POLLY: Well,

there are lots of nice girls

at the art college.

ANNIE: And Paul has got a lot of friends.

He can introduce her to them.

POLLY: Yes. Perhaps she's happy

with Paul.

He's a lovely young man.

ANNIE: And they're both very busy

with their studies.

They haven't got a lot of spare time.

POLLY: That's true.

Paul's always busy.

Now tell me about Claire's mother

Unit 23: An expensive camera