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seven/'sevn/  \n8 eight /ert/  \n2 two/tu:/  \n9 nine/nain/  \n# 3 thre /Ori:/\n\n10 ten/ten/  \n# 4 four /fɔ:/\n\n5 five/farv/  \nWord stresszero =ZEro seven =SEven  \nb Cover the words.Say the numbers.  \n\u003Cp.5  \n# 2 DAYS OF THE WEEK\n\na ①14))Listen and repeat the days of theweek.  \nMonday /'mʌnder/Tuesday /'tju:zdei/Wednesday /'wenzdei/Thursday /'03zdei/Friday/fraidei/Saturday /'sætodei/Sunday /'sandei/  \nO Capital letters  \nMonday NOT monday  \nFriday NOT friday  \nb Write the days of the week.  \ntoday=        \ntomorrow=       \nthe weekend=      \nand      \n311-100  \n11-20  \na ①65)Listen and repeat the numbers.  \n11 eleven/levn/16 sixteen /siks'tisn/  \n12 twelve /twelv/17 seventeen/sevn'tian/  \n13 thirteen/0s:'tizn/  \n18 eighteen /ertian/  \n14 fourteen/fɔ:'tin/  \n19 nineteen/nan'tin/  \n15 fifteen /fif'tin/20 twenty/twenti/  \nb Cover the words.Say the numbers.21-100  \nc ①66Listen and repeat the numbers.  \n21 twenty-one /'twenti wʌn/  \n66 sixty-six/'stksti siks/  \n22 twenty-two/twentitu:/  \n70 seventy/'sevnti/  \n30 thirty/Osti/77 seventy-seven/sevnti sevn/  \n80 eighty /'erti/  \n33 thirty-three /Osti Ori:/  \n40 forty/fozti/88 eighty-eight/'erti eit/  \n90 ninety/nanti/  \n44 forty-four/foti foz/  \n99 ninety-nine/nanti narn/  \n50 fifty /fifti/  \n100 a hundred/a 'handrad/  \n55 fifty-five/fifti farv/  \n60 sixty /'sksti/  \nWord stress-Be careful!30 THIRty 13 thirTEEN40 FORty 14 fourTEEN,etc.  \nd Cover the words.Say the numbers.  \n# Countries and nationalities\n\n1 COUNTRIES  \n2 NATIONALITIES  \na ①47))Listen and repeat the countries and nationalities.  \nCountry  \nNationality  \nBrazil  \nBrazilian/brə'zilian/  \nChina  \nChinese /tʃar'nirz/  \nEngland  \nEnglish/'inglif/  \nEgypt  \nEgyptian/i'dʒIpʃn/  \nFrance  \nFrench/frentʃ/  \nGermany  \nGerman/'d33mən/  \nItaly  \nItalian/i'tæliən/  \nJapan  \nJapanese/dʒæpə'ni:z/  \nMexico  \nMexican/'mekstkən/  \nPolish /'pəuliʃ/  \nPoland  \nRussian/'rʌʃn/  \nRussia  \nSpain  \nSpanish /'spænɪf/  \nSwitzerland  \nSwiss/swIS/  \nTurkish/'t3:kIʃ/  \nTurkey  \nthe United States  \nAmerican /a'merikən/  \nthe UK*  \nBritish/'britiʃ/  \n*the UK=England,Scotland,Wales,and Northern Ireland  \nWord stress  \nFor most countries the word stress is the same on thecountry and the nationality,e.g.Brazil,Brazilian.  \nSometimes it's different:  \nChina→Chinese Egypt→Egyptian  \nItaly→Italian Japan→Japanese  \nb Cover the words.Look at the flags.Say the countryand nationality.  \nc Write your nationality:        \n.Practise saying it.  \nCountries and languages  \nThe word for a language is usually the same as thenationality.  \nEngland:nationality English,language EnglishSome are different,e.g.  \nBrazil:nationality Brazilian,language PortugueseEgypt:nationality Egyptian,language ArabicMexico:nationality Mexican,language Spanishthe USA:nationality American,language English  \nd What's the language in your country?  \n\u003Cp.10  \na ①18)Listen and repeat the countries.  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