Book 3 Look Inside
Book 3 Look Inside
GRAMMAR
VOCABULARY
READING
ENGLISH
ALL YOU NEED
AN EASY FAST COMPACT ENGLISH COURSE
BOOK 3
by Johnny Bread
This series is a complete compact English course of 15 books for students who want to learn
English as a second language.
The Canadian Language School was founded in 2001 to teach English as a second language.
In the beginning, our problem was choosing teaching materials to use for our courses. There
were many books on the market, some of them were good, but most of them were reference
books or incomplete courses. There were also separate books for grammar, vocabulary and
reading. What we really wanted was a complete compact English course. We couldn’t find a
complete course anywhere, so we created our own. Our team of Canadian and American
teachers have been working on developing our course for 18 years. We have created a
complete English course for students who want to learn English as a second language. We
have created books that can be followed page by page without worry. We have included basic
grammar, vocabulary and reading in our series, so it is easier for students to learn and for
teachers to teach.
There are 15 books in the series, and there are four lessons in each book. Each lesson is
divided into eight parts:
Vocabulary Preview
Grammar
Reading
Conversation
Missing Word Exercises
Writing Practice
Vocabulary Building
Review Tests
Vocabulary Preview
The students learn new words which are used in the lesson. The teacher helps them get familiar
with the words and gives them some examples of how to use these words. If necessary, the
students use their dictionaries.
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Grammar
The students learn new grammar. The teacher explains new grammar rules and guides the
students through the exercises.
Reading
There are stories to acquire reading skills. New grammar is used in the stories. The teacher
helps with pronunciation and with understanding of new words and guides the students through
comprehension exercises.
Conversation
The teacher asks the students questions about the story they’ve just read and checks for
understanding. Students then talk about a topic related to the story.
Writing Practice
The students write a short paragraph using the grammar they’ve learned. The teacher corrects
their writing.
Vocabulary Building
The students learn new basic vocabulary and do exercises incorporating the new vocabulary.
Review Tests
At the end of each lesson there is a review test incorporating the grammar from the lesson. The
students take the test, and the teacher corrects it.
We have been using these books in our school for many years, and the students and the
teachers enjoy working with them. Learning English is fun with our books! Have fun and learn
English!
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TABLE OF CONTENTS – BOOK 3
LESSON 9
LESSON 10
LESSON 11
Grammar: Present Simple / Who / What / When / Where / Why / Which / How / How many …
Vocabulary Preview: writer / publisher / journalist / friend / nature / healthy wood / gym …
Reading: Arturo / Jerry Goes to Town
Conversation: Talking about your pet or your friend’s pet
Writing: Writing about a sports activity or another activity you do often
Building Vocabulary: Things We Do Every Day / Things We Do Sometimes
LESSON 12
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LESSON 9
PRESENT SIMPLE
HAVE / HAS
GO + VERB + ING
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VOCABULARY PREVIEW
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PRESENT SIMPLE
I cook every day. Elephants live in Africa. She loves her boyfriend.
We use the present simple for repeated actions and habits, general truths and stative verbs.
2. General Truths
Kangaroos live in Australia. Water boils at 100 The Mississippi flows into
degrees Celsius. the Gulf of Mexico.
3. Stative Verbs
Stative verbs describe states, not actions. They are rarely used in continuous forms.
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Exercise 9.1
Practice the dialogues.
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Exercise 9.2
John is a busy man. He does different things on different days. On Mondays, he cleans his
apartment. On Tuesdays, he cooks. On Wednesdays, he plays golf. On Thursdays, he plays
football. On Fridays, he watches TV. On Saturdays, he works in his garden, and on Sundays, he
relaxes.
Practice the dialogues. Follow the models. Use only the pictures to answer the questions.
Exercise 9.3
Fill in the blanks.
1. Mr. Brown is not delivering mail now, but he delivers mail. He is a mailman.
2. I am not playing hockey now, but I ____________ hockey. I am a hockey player.
3. Mrs. White is not teaching now, but she ____________ every day. She is a teacher.
4. We are not studying now, but we ____________ every day. We are students.
5. You are not driving a truck now, but you ____________ a truck. You are a truck driver.
6. The cat is not eating now, but it ____________ every day at 8:00 a.m. and at 6:00 p.m.
7. Paul and Linda are not hiking now, but they ____________ every Saturday.
8. He is not playing music now, but he ____________ music every Friday night.
9. It is not raining now, but it ____________ a lot in October.
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Exercise 9.4
Write the question. Use what / where / when.
Exercise 9.5
Complete the sentences with the words below.
Exercise 9.6
Complete the sentences with the verbs below. Fill in the correct form.
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HAVE / HAS
Have tells us about possession.
Some Expressions
I have breakfast at 6:00. I have a break at 10:00. I have a good time on Fridays.
I am having breakfast now. I’m having a break now. I am having a good time now.
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Exercise 8.9
Answer the questions.
1. How many children does 2. How many balloons does 3. How many books do you
she have? he have? have?
She has two children. . _______________________ _______________________
4. How many pens do I 5. How many balls do they 6. How many windows does
have? have? the house have?
_______________________ _______________________ _______________________
Exercise 8.10
Write the question.
1. How many cats does she have? . She has two cats.
2. _______________________________________ I have four apartments.
3. _______________________________________ He has one friend.
4. _______________________________________ They have five books.
5. _______________________________________ We have three fish.
6. _______________________________________ The building has two elevators.
7. _______________________________________ You have three cousins.
Exercise 8.11
Answer the questions.
1. Do you have a son? No, I don’t. . 5. Does it have an elevator? Yes, _________
2. Does he have a house? No, _________ 6. Do they have T-shirts? Yes, _________
3. Do I have time? Yes, _________ 7. Do we have time? No, _________
4. Does it have a garden? No, _________ 8. Does she have a name? Yes, _________
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Exercise 8.12
Fill in the correct form of have.
GO + VERB + ING
skiing shopping
swimming fishing
jogging dancing
go hiking go bowling
skating sailing
golfing camping
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Exercise 8.13
Fill in with go + verb + ing.
Exercise 8.14
Fill in the correct form of go + a word below.
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READING
The Fords
Mr. and Mrs. Ford live in a small house in Chicago. They have two children – Paul and Linda.
Mr. Ford is a truck driver. He works from Monday to Friday. He doesn’t work on weekends. Mrs.
Ford works at a bank. She also works from Monday to Friday. She doesn’t work on weekends.
Paul and Linda are students. They study at the university. They go to school from Monday to
Friday. They don’t go to school on weekends.
Every Saturday morning, the Fords clean their house together. In the afternoon, Mr. and Mrs.
Ford work in the garden. Paul and Linda study. In the evening, Mr. and Mrs. Ford watch TV.
Paul and Linda go out with their friends.
On Sunday morning, Mr. and Mrs. Ford go hiking. Paul goes swimming, and Linda goes
jogging. In the evening, the Fords stay at home and relax.
1. Where do Mr. and Mrs. Ford live? 10. What do the Fords do every Saturday morning?
2. Do they have children? 11. What do Mr. and Mrs. Ford do every Saturday
afternoon?
3. How many children do they have?
12. What do Paul and Linda do every Saturday
4. What are their names?
afternoon?
5. Do their children work?
13. What do Mr. and Mrs. Ford do every Saturday
6. What do they do? evening?
7. What does Mr. Ford do? 14. What does Paul do every Saturday evening?
8. What does Mrs. Ford do? 15. What does Linda do every Saturday evening?
9. Do the Fords work on weekends? 16. What do the Fords do on Sundays?
Andrew’s Workday
Andrew Carter gets up at seven o’clock every morning. He exercises for fifteen minutes and
takes a shower. Then he eats breakfast and reads the newspaper. He drives to work at a
quarter past eight. He works at a post office. He arrives at work at a quarter to nine. He begins
working at nine. He has lunch at noon and begins working again at one. He stops working at six
and drives home. He arrives home at half past six and eats dinner. After dinner, he goes out
with his friends. He arrives home about eleven and goes to bed. He sleeps well.
1. What time does Andrew get up? 7. What does Andrew do?
2. Does he exercise in the morning? 8. What time does he have lunch?
3. How long does he exercise? 9. When does he stop working?
4. Does he take a bus to work? 10. What does he do in the evening?
5. When does he arrive at work? 11. When does he go to bed?
6. When does he begin working? 12. How does he sleep?
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CONVERSATION
Talk about your family. What do you do during the week? What do you do on weekends?
Chantal’s Workday
Chantal is a very busy woman. She lives in Paris. She is a model. She ____________
for a modeling agency. She ____________ at six o’clock every morning. She ____________ for
twenty minutes and ____________ a shower. Then she ____________ her breakfast and
____________ to music. At half past seven, she __________ a taxi and goes to work. She
____________ working at eight. She ____________ lunch at one. She ____________ working
at six and ____________ to a restaurant for dinner. Then she goes home.
WRITING
Write about your workday.
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BUILDING VOCABULARY
Animals
Pets and Farm Animals
Wild Animals
tail wing
leg
PLAY A GAME
One person thinks about an animal, and the others ask “yes / no questions” to guess the animal.
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Test
A. Answer the questions. D. Complete the sentences.
My name is Adam. love want see smell
I live in Montreal. like understand hear taste
I deliver mail.
1. Jane is cooking. It smells good.
1. What is his name?
2. I am married. I ____________ my wife.
His name is Adam. .
My name is John.
3. ________________________________ 1. I go golfing .
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I drive a truck.
2. He ___________________.
4. ________________________________
They work at a post office.
3. They _________________.
5. ________________________________
We play music on Sundays. 4. She __________________.
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LESSON 10
PRESENT SIMPLE
OBJECT PRONOUNS
ADVERBS OF FREQUENCY
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