Lesson 2

3. Listening script

This is the recipe which I have been trying from the past..should say 10 years. Let me see if you like it or not… 2 table spoons of TRUST. The most important ingredient without which the recipe is a failure. 1 full cup of SELFLESSNESS — The less this ingredient (which should be in liquid state) in your recipe, the more is the chance of spoiling it. 1 table spoon each of SINCERITY and UNDERSTANDING both of which are very very important for the dish to be successful. Take all the ingredients and pour the ingredient selflessness into it and mix it. Then sprinkle the ingredient “I’LL BE THERE FOR YOU” all over the dish. Don’t even get SPICES like arrogance and possessiveness because they will spoil the recipe forever!! TaDaaaaaa!!!!!! There you go!!

Lesson 3, Ex.2.c

Good friends listen to each other.

Good friends don't put each other down or hurt each other's feelings.

 Good friends try to understand each other's feelings and moods.

Good friends help each other solve problems.

 Good friends give each other compliments.

Good friends can disagree without hurting each other.

Good friends respect each other.

Good friends are trustworthy.

 Good friends give each other room to change.

Good friends care about each other.

Lesson 4, Ex.3b

It was once said that “Some people come into our lives and quickly go. Some stay for a while and leave footprints on our hearts. And we are never ever the same” (Unknown). What is a “best friend”? Almost everyone has one, and almost everyone is one. An ideal friend possesses all the qualities of head and heart. Sandra is my best friend. She is from the UK, a young girl of 15. She has scholarly looks. She has a personality and manners that never fail to make an impression on others. Her presence in a company always makes it lively. She is always fun! Straightforward and easy-going, she never feels shy in a new company. She respects elders and is affectionate and kind to the youngsters. Sandra is loyal and trustworthy, thoughtful and sincere. We rarely have fights and even if we do they are never over anything too serious. We like to have talks about things that bother us and we help out each other a lot.

I am proud of my friend. She is intelligent in studies. All the students of our class admire her for being smart and reliable.

She speaks English fluently. She is also very good at writing. She has a good style of her own. Besides, she is a good thinker and always stays positive. I am so happy to have her as my best friend! She is always there for me. I help her out a lot too. We can always count on each other! No doubt in that!

UNIT 3

Lesson1, Ex.2a,c

Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's busy, too busy to come to the phone." Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's tryin' to start a new life of her own." Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's happy now, why don't you leave her alone." And the operator says, "Forty cents more for the next three minutes." Chorus: Please Missus Avery, I just gotta talk at her, I'll only keep her a while. Please Missus Avery, I just wanna tell her goodbye. Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's packin', she's gonna be leavin' today." Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's marryin' a fellow down Galveston Way." Sylvia's mother says, "Please don't say nothin' to make her start cryin' and stay." And the operator says, "Forty cents more for the next three minutes." Chorus

Sylvia's mother says, "Sylvia's hurryin', she's catchin' the nine o'clock train." Sylvia's mother says, "Take your umbrella 'cause Silvie, it's startin' to rain." Sylvia's mother says, "Thank you for callin' and Sir, won't you call back again." And the operator says, "Forty cents more for the next three minutes." Chorus