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Forms of address, pronunciation, UK/USA vocabulary. To accompany New English File video.

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conconferenceference / konfərəns /

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hohoteltel / həʊˡtel /

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check in ... check outcheck in ... check outan airport check-in a supermarket

checkout

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check in ... check outcheck in ... check out .... .... ....

.... .... ....When you arrive,

you check in.

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check in ... check outcheck in ... check outWhen you leave,

you check out.When you arrive,

you check in.

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‘‘sir’ and ‘madam’sir’ and ‘madam’

/ sɜː / / mædəm /

• sir = a gentleman• madam = a lady• FORMAL USE• “Excuse me, sir.”• “Good evening, madam.”

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Sir SeanSir Sean• Photo of Sir Sean Connery.

• He became a ‘knight’ in 2000.

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Dame ElizabethDame Elizabeth• Dame Elizabeth Taylor was honoured

in 2000.

• This photo was taken in 2007.

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Mrs or Ms ?Mrs or Ms ?

Miss Scarlett - She’s single.Mrs White / ˡmɪsɪz / She’s

married.

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Mrs or Ms ?Mrs or Ms ?

Miss Scarlett - She’s single.Mrs White / ˡmɪsɪz / She’s

married.Mr Black (Mister)

He can be single or married.

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Mrs or Ms ?Mrs or Ms ?

Miss Scarlett - She’s single.Mrs White / ˡmɪsɪz / She’s

married.Mr Black (Mister)

He can be single or married. Ms Gray / mɪz /

She can be single or married.Its use became popular in the 70s.

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday • vacation

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday

• car park

• vacation

• parking lot

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday

• car park

• lift

• vacation

• parking lot

• elevator

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday

• car park

• lift

• madam

• vacation

• parking lot

• elevator

• ma’am

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chipschips

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday

• car park

• lift

• madam

• chips

• vacation

• parking lot

• elevator

• ma’am

• French fries

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crispscrisps

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UK - USAUK - USA• holiday

• car park

• lift

• madam

• chips

• crisps

• vacation

• parking lot

• elevator

• ma’am

• French fries

• chips

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Match them up!Match them up!

• car park

• chips

• crisps

• holiday

• lift

• madam

• chips

• elevator

• French fries

• ma’am

• parking lot

• vacation

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UK - USAUK - USA• car park

• chips

• crisps

• holiday

• lift

• madam

• parking lot

• French fries

• chips

• vacation

• elevator

• ma’am

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Memory TestMemory Test

• parking lot

• French fries

• chips

• vacation

• elevator

• ma’am

• ______

• ______

• ______

• ______

• ______

• ______

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UK - USAUK - USA

• car park

• chips

• crisps

• holiday

• lift

• madam

• parking lot

• French fries

• chips

• vacation

• elevator

• ma’am

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What’s this kind of What’s this kind of fish called?fish called?

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It’s calledIt’s called/ tjuːnə /

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How do you spellHow do you spell tjuːnə ??

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t-u-n-at-u-n-a/ tjuːnə /

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What’s this What’s this kind of bread kind of bread

called?called?

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It’sIt’swwhhole ole wwheatheat

breadbread

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WholeWhole• A piece of cake. • A whole cake.

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WheatWheat

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How do you How do you pronounce it?pronounce it?

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wwhhole ole wwheatheat

/ həʊl wiːt /

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English File Multi-ROMEnglish File Multi-ROM

Use your CD-ROM Use your CD-ROM to watch the videoto watch the videoon your computer.on your computer.

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English File Multi-ROMEnglish File Multi-ROM

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