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11Ordering... This class is UNIT scheduled for: Conversation Practice ____ / ____ /____ Track 51 ____:____ Clerk: Welcome to Burger Queen. What will it be? Straw Soft drink Costumer: I’ll have a cheddar Burger and an order of Coffee French fries. Taco Paper napkin Clerk: What would you like to drink? Tray Costumer: An Iced tea, please. Clerk: Right. Anything else? Costumer: Yes. Can I have some extra ketchup, please? Clerk: Sure. Is that to eat here or to go? Costumer: To go. Clerk: That’ll be $13,20. Costumer: Here you are. Clerk: Here’s your change. Enjoy your meal. Costumer: Thanks. 02 Vocabulary Practice Track 52 Fast Food Burger French fries Kebab Hot Dog Pizza 81 EIGHTY-ONE CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO

Internal organs Brain Larynx Lung Heart Liver Spleen Stomach Small Intestine Mouth Large Intestine Lips Gums Teeth Throat Tongue CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 82 EIGHTY-TWO

11 03 Language Practice GRAMMAR Unit TOOLS Track 53 See Page 135 Listen and Repeat. He’s going to be a brilliant Aren’t they going to come to I’ll see you tomorrow. politician. the party? Grammar Box Simple Future Affirmative Negative Interrogative I will see I won't see Will I see? You will see You won't see Will you see? He will see He won't see Will he see? May I take your order? What will it be? We will see We won't see Will we see? (More formal) (informal) They will see They won't see Will they see? We are going to have dinner Mary will help with the cooking. It will be a nice day tomorrow together tomorrow. CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 83 EIGHTY-THREE

04 Reading the text Track 54 A recent opinion piece published in JAMA Favial Plastic Surgery suggests that a growing number of patients are seeking cosmetic procedures to look like their filtered selfies. According to clinicians, these photos typically feature ‘‘fuller lips, bigger eyes, or a thinner nose’’ than the patients have in real life. Written by a team of doctors and researchers in the dermatology department at Boston University’s school of medicine, the piece names apps with augmented reality filters like Snapchat and photo-editing tools like Facetune as example of ‘‘accessible’’ technologies that people are using to ‘‘alter their own appearance’’ The authors write Apps like Snapchat and Facetune, allow users to ‘‘alter’’ their appearance instantly, in a way that they believe ‘‘[conforms] to an unrealistic and often unattainable standard of beauty’’. The authors go on to argue that this trend is ‘‘alarming’’ because filtered selfies and the ‘‘pervasiveness’’ of these digitally altered images blur the line between reality and fantasy, which may ‘‘act as a trigger’’ or even ‘‘lead to body dysmorphic disorder’’. a) Do you know someone who has done any kind of surgery? _________________________________________________________________________________ b) What is your opinion about who does plastic surgery? _________________________________________________________________________________ c) In your opinion, why people are changing appearance according to selfies? _________________________________________________________________________________ 05 Exercises 1- Unscramble the dialog To eat here Thanks. That’ll be $23.20 Yes. I’ll also have a Caesar Salad. Is that to eat here or to go? Here’s your change. Enjoy your meal. An orange juice, please. Right. Is that all? What would you like to drink? Yes, it is. Right. Anything else? I’ll have a grilled cheese sandwich and an order of French fries. Welcome to Super Burger. What will it be? Here you are. CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 84 EIGHTY-FOUR

11Unit 2- Use the verbs in parentheses in the correct future tense. a) The train _______________ at 11:45 (to leave) b) We _________ dinner at a nice restaurant on Saturday, but we haven’t booked a table yet. (to have) c) My ski instructor believes it _______________in the mountains tomorrow evening. (to snow) d) On Sunday at 8:00 o’clock I _________________ my friend. (to meet) 06 Memorizing Track 55 {Hair The human body. Forehead Nose Eyebrow Head & Face Cheek Chin EyeEar Neck {Arm Shoulder {Chest Torso Elbow Back Forearm Stomach Wrist Belly button/navel Waist But/Buttocks Hips { Thigh Middle finger Knee Ring finger Leg Index finger Pinky Shin Calf Ankle Thumb Hand CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO Heel {Foot Sole Toes 85 EIGHTY-FIVE

07 Problem Based Learning CONSOLIDATION LESSONS See Pages 142-143 Work in pairs. Use the menu bellow as a reference. Practice ordering food and taking orders. Metropolitan PIZZA’S QUEEN Additional toppings Pepperoni, Mushrooms, Pepperoni Black olives, Mozzarela Cheese Sausage Ham Vegetarian Chicken Eggplant, Tomatoes, Mozzarela cheese, Basil Green olives Garlic Chicken Special Chicken, Mushrooms, Tomatoes Provolone cheese Onions, Mozzarela cheese, Green olives Cheddar Cheese 1 PIZZA’S QUEEN 2 PIZZA’S QUEEN Order:_________________ Order:_________________ Address:____________________ Address:__________________ Phone nº: ____________________ Phone nº: ____________________ Total:______________________ Total:_______________________ CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 86 EIGHTY-SIX

12My family is... This class is scheduled for: ____ / ____ /____ ____:____ UNIT Conversation Practice Track 56 Carey: Hey, that´s a beautiful picture. Julio: Yeah, it is. Carey: Who’s that? Julio: That’s my sister, Katelyn Carey: Is she married? Julio: No, she’s divorced. Carey: I see. What does she do? Julio: She’s a web designer. Carey: And who are they? Julio: They’re my cousins, Katie and Gabriel. Carey: How old are they? Julio: Katie is sixteen and Gabriel is twelve. 02 Vocabulary Practice Track 57 Middle age Middle-aged adult Life cycle Adulthood Old age Elder Adult Young adulthood Young adult Adolescence Teenager Childhood Child / Kid Infancy baby CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 87 EIGHTY-SEVEN

Rites Have a baby Pregnancy Retirement Engagement/fiancé (e) Anniversary Marriage Wedding Start school Funeral Divorce CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 88 EIGHTY-EIGHT

12 Language Practice Grammar Box Unit 03 Track 58 Listen and repeat. Adjetive Comparative Superlative Chad is older than Amy Tall Taller than The Tallest Nice Nicer than The nicest Big Bigger than The biggest Hot Hotter than The hottest Funny Funnier than The funniest Nancy is the oldest in Apple Iphones are We use Comparatives to the family expensive. They’re compare two nouns and more expensive than Superlatives to compare more than other cell phones two nouns. Fast Faster Fastest For short adjectives: -Comparative: we add-er -Superlative: we add-est For long adjectives: -Comparative: more-than -Superlative: the most 04 Reading the text GRAMMAR TOOLS Track 59 See Pages 135-136 The first thanksgiving (The true story) In the year 1620. The Pilgrims in England wanted the freedom to worship as they pleased. They decided to leave England in a small ship called the Mayflower. They sailed across the Atlantic Ocean. The difficult journey lasted over 2 long months. Life was very hard on the Mayflower. Many people got sick and one man died. The pilgrims finally reached America and named their new community Plymouth. The Pilgrims’ first winter was very cold and half of the Pilgrims died. In the spring a Native American named Samoset greeted the pilgrims in English. The pilgrims fed Samoset and let him stay overnight in one of their houses. Samoset then introduced the Pilgrims to another helpful Native American named Squanto. Squanto became the Pilgrims’ best friend. He taught them how to plant corn, hunt and he CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 89 EIGHTY-NINE

lived with them for the rest of his life. Many pilgrims said they would not have been able to survive without his help. Later Squanto helped the pilgrims make a peace treaty with the Wampanoag tribe. In the fall, the Pilgrims had a feast to thank God for their great harvest. They invited their Indian friends to join them for the feast. The feast and fun lasted for 3 days! Today, Americans celebrate thanksgiving every year on the last Thursday of November. a) What did the pilgrims want? ________________________________________________________________________________ b) How long did the journey last? ________________________________________________________________________________ c) Where did the pilgrims come to the end of the journey? ________________________________________________________________________________ d) Who was the Native American who helped the pilgrims? ________________________________________________________________________________ e) What was the reason for the big party? ________________________________________________________________________________ f) Currently, what day do Americans celebrate Thanksgiving? ________________________________________________________________________________ 05 Exercises 1- Match the sentences on the left with the words on the right 1) My mother’s or father’s brother is my... Son 2) My mother’s or father’s sister is my... Uncle 3) My mother’s or father’s father is my... Grandfather 4) My parent’s son is my... Aunt 5) My parent’s daughter is my... Brother 6) I’m Amelie. I’m my parent’s... Cousin 7. ) My mother’s or father’s parents are my... Parents 8) I’m Marc. I’m my parent’s... Sister 9) My uncle’s son or daughter is my... Grandparents 10) My father and my mother are my... Daughter 2- Complete the sentences with comparatives and superlatives using the adjectives in brackets. a) My sister thinks she’s _______________________________ (Intelligent) than me, but I don’t agree! b) Avatar is probably ________________________________________________ (bad) film I’ve seen! c) What is ____________________________________________ (wet) month of the year in England. d) I think Men in Black 1 was ___________________________________ (funny) than Men in Black 3. e) Is Angeline Jolie ____________________________________________ (old) than Sandra Bullock? f) John is _____________________________________________________ (nice) person that I know. CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 90 NINETY

12 Track 60 Unit 06 Memorizing Family tree Grandpa Grandma Grandpa Grandma Grandmother Grandfather Grandmother Grandfather Benjamin Nancy Victorio Wilma Aunt Uncle Dad/Father Mom/mother Uncle Aunt Linda Stephen Austin Natasha Tycer Vanessa Cousin Sister Son Brother Cousin Miriam Amy Chad Me Nick Erica Husband Wife Daughter Son GrandChildren Nephew Niece In - laws Mother - in - law Father - in - law Son - in - law Daughter - in - law Brother - in - law Sister - in - law 07 Problem Based Learning CONSOLIDATION 1) Follow your teacher’s instructions and play the ‘‘guess who’’ game. LESSONS He’s Natasha’s father. See Page 144 What’s his name? His name’s Victorio. CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 91 NINETY-ONE

2) Family game Start Lucy is Mike’s Mike is Lucy’s Mike is Helen’s Helen is Mike’s Finish ____________ ____________ _____________ _____________ Andrey is Sally’s Paul is Lucy’s ____________ ____________ Ethan is Sam’s Lucy is Paul’s ____________ ____________ Andrey is Paul’s Daniel Andrey Sally Ethan Helen is Lisa’s ____________ Lisa Austin ____________ Paul is Andrey’s Sam is Lisa’s ____________ ____________ Sally and Andrey Sam Helen Paul Debbie Ethan is Helen’s are Sam’s ____________ ____________ Lisa is Helen’s ____________ Ethan is Mike’s _____________ Sally is Lucy’s Mike Lucy Ethan is Andrey’s ____________ ______________ Debbie and Paul Lucy and Mike are Lisa’s are Sally’s ____________ ____________ Mike is Austin’s Lucy is Lisa’s Austin is Ethan’s Sally is Helen’s Daniel is Austin’s ____________ ____________ ____________ ____________ ______________ CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 92 NINETY-TWO

In the job This class is scheduled for: 13 interview... UNIT ____ / ____ /____ ____:____ Conversation Practice Track 61 Interviewer: Tell me, can you work with spreadsheets? Man: Yes, I can. Interviewer: Can you speak other languages? Man: Yes, sir. I speak French and German very well. Interviewer: Are you able to work under pressure? Man: Yes, I am. 02 Vocabulary Practice Track 62 Can you... Work with Work under pressure? Meet deadlines? Speak Spanish? spreadsheets Deal with angry clients? Cope with stress? Design a web site? Use a word processor? CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 93 NINETY-THREE

GRAMMAR Grammar Box TOOLS See Page 136 03 Language Practice Track 63 Possessive Adjectives Listen and repeat. My My shirt is green. Your Your book is new. His His pillow is soft. Her Her dog is small. Its Its bone is old. Our Our bird is noisy. Your Your house is big. Their Their car is slow. That is John’s umbrella. Whose car is that? Possessive Pronouns This is Mary, Laura and Mine This book is mine. Paul’s friend Yours That T-shirt is yours. His That pillow is his. hers This dog is hers Its That bone is its. Ours This house is ours Yours Those books are yours Theirs That car is theirs This is Ann’s Camera. This is the man’s bedroom Peter owns a big house Your turn! Use the possessive adjetives and possessive pronouns in the following exercise. Follow the model. 1- That is Mary’s umbrella. _________I_t’_s_h_e_r_u_m__b_re_l_la_._It_’s__h_e_rs_.__________________________________________________ 2- That is John’s key. _______________________________________________________________________________ 3- That is my parents’ car. _______________________________________________________________________________ 4- Those are Michael’s books _______________________________________________________________________________ CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 94 NINETY-FOUR

13 04 Reading the text Unit Track 64 Meeting the wife and dog My first real job as an adult was at a motel. I had talked with the manager months prior and told him I’d be looking for a job in September 2016. The interview was so casual, I didn’t have a doubt in my mind that the job would be mine. The interview consisted of me filling out an application, meeting the manager and his dog. If the dog hadn’t had accepted me, I probably wouldn’t have gotten the job. The manager was thrilled to have someone to take the position and wanted me to come back the next day to meet his wife. They both work as managers and live on the property. I went back the next day to meet her, and I can tell she was a serious person, in an intense, ‘‘don’t cross me’’ sort of way. She told me: - no perfume, no jeans, no hoop or dangle earrings, and no makeup. I didn’t know that was so unusual during my interview, but it turns out that not only was that super inappropriate, probably illegal - but no other employees had been told the same thing. She also pointed out: no lowcut tops and looked at what I was wearing very critically. Nothing was wrong with it, but some people can’t ever be happy. It was weird to be interviewed by a Married couple and their dog for a job anything other than a pet sitter. 05 Exercises 1- Use the possessive case according to the example. Ex: Car/Tim ____________T_i_m_’s__c_a_r ________________ a) Book / Phill b) The girls / friends ___________________________________ ___________________________________ c) House / parents d) Those men / names ___________________________________ ___________________________________ e) Telephone number / Mr. and Mrs. Brown. ___________________________________ 2- Rewrite the following sentences using the possessive case. a) The dress of Kate is new. ____________________________________________ b) The legs of those dogs are short. ____________________________________________ c) The family of Mr. and Mrs. Parker is very big. ____________________________________________ CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 95 NINETY-FIVE

06 Memorizing CONSOLIDATION LESSONS Track 65 See Pages 145-146 Words to know when looking for a job. Unemployed Boss Retirement plan Break Lunch hour Salary Career Minimum wage Raise Intern Job description Overtime Job market Part-time Promotion Shift To clock in / out Co-workers Full-time 07 Problem Based Learning 1) Work in pairs. Use the information below and talk about the things you are or are not able to do. Follow the model. Work under pressure Meet deadlines Deal with stress Deal with angry clients Student A: Are you able to work under pressure? Student B: Yes, I am. / Sometimes. /No, I’m not. CLEVER - INGLÊS NO SEU RITMO 96 NINETY-SIX