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Level2-Unit2-Part1-[1]DescribingPeople1.Danisapilot.2.HeworksforGlobalairlines.3.GlobalAirlinesisanairlinecompany.4.Danfliesairplanesallovertheworld.5.He’stallandhehasbrownhair.6.Heoftenwearssunglasses.7.Lisaisastudent.8.Shehasblackhair.9.Shehasaroundface.10.She’swearingayellowdress.11.KathylivesinCanada.12.Shehasthreechildren.13.HerhusbandisPaul.14.Shehasbrownhairandblueeyes.15.Thismanis65yearsold.16.Hehasthreegrandchildren.17.Hehasgreyhair.18.Healsohasagreybeard.19.Healwayswearsglasses.20.Hewearsglassesbecausehecan’tseeverywell.Level2-Unit2-Part1-[2]Lisa’sClassSchedule1.ThisisLisa’sclassschedulefortoday.2.Shegetstoschoolat7:55.3.Herfirstclassstartsat8:00.4.It’shermathclass.5.Itlastsfor50minutes.6.Itfinishesat8:50.7.Shehasa10-minutebreakfrom8:50until9:00.8.Hersecondclassstartsat9:00.9.Itfinishesat9:50.10.Thenshehasanother10-minutebreak.11.Herthirdandfourthclassesgountil11:50.12.Sheandherclassmateshavelunchat12:00.13.Theyeatinthecafeteria.14.Afterlunchshehasherfirstafternoonclass.15.It’sstartsat1:00andfinishesat1:50.16.Todayit’sherscienceclass.17.Herlastclassstartsat2:00andfinishesat 2:50.18.Afterschool,shewalkstothesubway.19.Shegetshomearound3:45.Level2-Unit2-Part1-[3]SpatialRelations1.Thegirlisstandingbehindtheboy.  2.Theboyisstandinginfrontofthegirl.3.Thisboyisstandingbehindachairnearthedoor.  4.Twowomenarestandingnexttoeachother.5.Theyaretalkingtoeachother.                  6.Theyarefacingeachotheracrossatable.7.Theyaresittingatatablenearawindow.          8.Theboyisfacingthestairs.9.Thegirlisfacingawayfromthestairs.Level2-Unit2-Part1-[4]Jobs&Places1.Amechanic.2.Amechanicfixescars.3.Doctorsandnurses.4.Doctorsandnurseshelpsickpeople.             5.Adentist.6.Adentistcleansandfixesteeth.7.Asalesperson.8.Asalespersonsellsthingsinastore.               9.Abankteller.10.Abanktellerworksinabank.11.Awaiter.12.Awaiterworksinarestaurant.13.Abank.14.Youcangetmoneyatabank.                   15.Ahospital.16.Sickpeoplegotoahospital.17.Therearemanydoctorsandnursesinahospital.18.Anofficebuilding.19.Therearemanyofficeworkersinanofficebuilding.20.Therearemanyofficesinanofficebuilding.21.Anoffice.22.Officeworkersusuallyworkinanoffice.23.Ahotel.24.Manypeoplestayinahotel.               25.Youcangetaroominahotel.Level2-Unit2-Part1-[5]Directions&TimeA1.Excuseme?2.Isthereabankaroundhere?3.Yes,thereis.4.There’soneintheshoppingcenter.5.Whichwayistheshoppingcenter?6.Gototheendofthestreet,andturnleft.7.Fromthereisabout50meters.8.Whendoesthebankclose?9.Ithinkitclosesat6:00.10.Oh,it’salmost6now.11.It’s5:45,soyoustillhave15minutes.12.Ifyouwalkfast,youcangetthere.13.Thebankisnexttoaclothingstore.14.Thanksforyourhelp.15.Youarewelcome.Goodluck.B1.Doyouknowwhattimeitis?2.Sure,it’s10:45,why?3.Idon’tseeSteveinhisoffice.He’susuallyhereby9:30.4.Doyouknowwhereheis?5.Yes,Ido.Heisinataxi.Heisonhiswaytotheairport.6.Whyishegoingtotheairport?7.He’sgoingtomeetafriend.8.That’snice.Doyouknowwhoitis?9.Yes,Ido.Butit’sasecret.10.Asecret?11.Yes,sodon’ttellanyone.12.Iwon’t,whoisit?13.Sorry,Ican’ttellyou.14.Isitthemanorwoman?15.Sorry.Ican’ttellyouanything.16.Stevedoesn’twantanyonetoknowshe’shere.17.Isee.Level2-Unit2-Part1-[6]Small&LargeNumbers1.Zeropointoneequalsone-tenths.2.Zeropointtwoequalstwo-tenths.3.Zeropointtwofiveequalsone-fourth.4.Zeropointfiveequalsonehalf.5.Zeropointsevenfiveequalsthree-fourths.6.Zeropointzerooneequalsonehundredth.7.Onepointfiveequalsoneandahalf.8.Zeropointzerozerooneequalsoneone-thousandth.9.Onepointtwofiveequalsoneandaquarter.10.Zeropointnineequalsnine-tenths.11.Onehundred.12.Onethousand.(1,000)13.Tenthousand.(10,000)14.Onehundredthousand.(100,000)15.Onemillion.(1,000,000)16.Threethousandfivehundred.(3,500)17.Threehundredfiftythousand.(350,000)18.Fourhundredfifty-seventhousandonehundred.(457,100)19.Fourmilliononehundredthousandandten.(4,100,010)20.Onebillion.(1,000,000,000)Level2-Unit2-Part2-[1]AtSchool1.ThisisLisa’sdailyschedule.2.Shegoestoschoolfivedaysaweek.3.Shegetsupat6:30.4.Shegetsdressedbetween6:30and6:40.5.At6:45sheeatsbreakfast.6.Afterbreakfastshebrushesherteeth.7.Sheleavesforschoolat7:00.8.Ittakesbetween40and50minutestogotoschool.9.Sometimesshetakesthesubway.10.Sometimesshetakesabus.11.Sheusuallygetstoschoolaround7:45.12.Herfirstclassbeginsat8:00.13.At12:00shehaslunchwithherfriends.14.Afterlunchshehasclassesuntil2:50.15.Sheleavesschoolaround3:00.Level2-Unit2-Part2-[2]AfterSchool1.Afterschoolshegoeshome.2.Sheusuallygetshomearound3:45.3.Whenshegetshomeshecleansherroom.4.Then,at4:00,shesitsdownatthepianoandbeginstopractice.5.Sheusuallypracticesforabout45minutesuntilaround4:45.6.Butsometimesshepracticesforanhour.7.Afterpracticing,shedoessomehomework.8.Shedoeshomeworkuntildinnertime,whichisat6:00.9.Afterdinnershewashesthedishes.10.Thenshegoestoherroomandstartsdoingherhomework.11.From7:00untilaround9:00,shedoesherhomework.12.Shealsotalkswithherfriendsonthephone.13.Sometimestheyworkontheirhomeworktogether.14.Sometimesshehasalotofhomework.15.Onthosenightsshedoeshomeworkuntil9:30orlater.16.Afterfinishingherhomework,shelikestoread.17.Lisalovestoreadgoodbooksinbed.18.Sheusuallyreadsuntilaround10:30.19.Sheusuallygoestobedbetween10:00and10:45.20.Sometimesshegoestosleeprightaway.21.Sometimesshecan’tsleep,soshelistenstosomepianomusic.22.She’susuallysleepingby11:00.Level2-Unit2-Part2-[3]Jobs&Places1.Abusdriver.2.Abusdriverdrivesabus.3.Afisherman.4.Afishermancatchesfish.5.Policemen.6.Policemencatchpeoplewhodrivetoofast.7.Afarmer.8.Afarmergrowsfoodsuchasriceortomatoes.9.Athief.10.Athiefstealsthingssuchaspursesandwallets.11.Businesspeople.12.Businesspeopleoftenworkinofficebuildings.13.Acoffeeshop.14.Youcanhavecoffeeandsomefoodinacoffeeshop.15.Acinema.16.Youcanseeamovieinthecinema.17.Adepartmentstore.18.Youcanbuyclothesandmanyotherthingsinadepartmentstore.19.Asupermarket.20.Youcanbuyfood,toothpasteandshampooinasupermarket.21.Astadium.22.Youcanwatchsportsinastadium.Level2-Unit2-Part2-[4]DailyActions1.Wakeup.2.She’swakingup.3.Getdressed.4.He’sgettingdressed.5.Brushteeth.6.She’sbrushingherteeth.7.Takeashower8.He’stakingashower.9.Eatingbreakfast.10.She’seatingbreakfast.Level2-Unit2-Part2-[5]Ben’sInvitationA1.GoodmorningLisa.2.GoodmorningTom.3.Whatareyoudoingtoday?4.Nothing.5.It’sSaturday,soI’mjuststayinghome.Why?6.Ifeellikeseeingamovie.7.Whydon’twegotothecinemathisafternoon?8.Amovie?9.Sure.Thereareseveralmoviesshowinginthecinema.10.Icangetticketsonline.11.Idon’tknow.Maybe.12.Ifthemoviesaren’tgood,wecandosomethingelse.13.Likewhat?It’scold,anditmightrain.14.Wecangotothemallandgetpizza.15.Okay,I’llaskmymomandcallyouback.16.Great.Ihopeyourmomsaysokay.17.Yes,metoo.18.ByeTom.B1.Tom.2.Hi,Lisa.3.Sorry,butIcan’tgo.4.Mymomwantsmetostayathome.5.Whydoesshewantyoutostayhome?6.Shewantsmetofinishmyhomework.7.That’stoobad.8.Sorry,maybewecanseeamovienextweek,okay?9.Sure,nextweekwouldbefine.Anyway,haveagoodday.10.Thanks,Tom.Youtoo.Level2-Unit2-Part2-[6]Letter,Times&Numbers1.Sundayisthelastdayoftheweek.2.Tuesdayistheseconddayoftheweek.3.IftodayisMonday,tomorrowisTuesday.4.IftodayisThursday,thedaybeforeyesterdaywasTuesday.5.Oneminuteissixtyseconds.6.Thirtyminutesishalfanhour.7.Sixthirtyishalfpastsix.8.Sixforty-fiveisaquartertoseven.9.Januaryisthefirstmonthoftheyear.10.Februaryisthesecondmonthoftheyear.11.Zeropointoneequalsone-tenths.12.Zeropointzerozerooneequalsoneone-thousandth.13.Onemillion.(1,000,000)14.Threehundredfiftythousand.(350,000)Level2-Unit2-Part3-[1]Ben’sWeeklySchedule1.ThisisBen’sweeklyschedule.2.Onweekdays,hegoestoschoolfrom8:00until3:30.3.Heusuallyhasbasketballpracticeafterschool.4.OnMondayhisteampracticesfortwohours.5.Theypracticefrom3:45until5:45.6.OnTuesdaysandThursdays,theypracticeforanhourandahalf.7.Theyfinishpracticingaround5:15.8.OnWednesdaystheypracticeuntil6:00.9.OnFridaystheyhaveashortpractice.10.Theyfinishat5:00,sohecangohomeearly.11.OnSaturdaytheyhavetheirgames.12.Theyplayagainstotherschools.13.Thegamesareintheafternoon.14.Thisyeartheirteamisn’tdoingwell.15.Theirrecordis3winsand4losses.16.BenneverhaspracticeonSundays.17.OnSundayshedoeshomework.18.Intheafternoon,heandhisfamilyspendtimetogether. 19.Sometimestheywatchamovie.20.Sometimestheyjuststayathome.21.Benlikestoplaychesswithhisfather.22.Hisfatherisagoodchessplayer.Level2-Unit2-Part3-[2]Ken’sSchedule1.Kenisataxidriver.2.HeandhiswifeliveinTokyo.3.Kenis40yearsold.4.HiswifeSeiko,isanurse. 5.Sheworksinahospital.6.Kenownshisowntaxi.7.Hisschedulevaries.8.Itchangeseveryday.9.Onrainydaysheworksfor8hours.10.It’seasytogetpassengersonrainydays.11.Onotherdaysheworksfor5or6hours.12.Heusuallyworks5or6daysaweek.13.HeneverworksonSundays.14.Hepreferstoworkatnight,fromsixuntilmidnight.15.Thereislesstrafficatnight.16.Thatmeanstherearefewercarsontheroad.17.Duringtheday,thereisalotoftraffic.18.Thestreetsarecrowdedwithtoomanycars.19.Toomanycarsontheroadmeansheavytraffic.20.Kendoesn’tlikedrivinginheavytraffic.21.Thetrafficdoesn’tmove.22.Therearetoomanycars.23.Kenlikesbeingataxidriver.24.Helikestotalktohispassengers.25.Mostpassengersareverynice.26.Someofthem areveryinteresting.27.Theycomefromdifferentcountries.28.Theyhavedifferentkindsofjobs.29.Unfortunately,somepassengersareveryrude.30.Theygetangryandarenotpolite.31.Theyneversay‘Please’or‘Thankyou’.32.Theywanthimtodrivefast,eveninheavytraffic.33.It’snotpossibletodrivefastinheavytraffic.34.Andtheydon’tsay‘Thankyou’whentheyleave.Level2-Unit2-Part3-[3]DailyActions&Emotions1.Leave.2.Theyareleavinghomeinthemorning.3.Return.4.Theyarereturninghomeintheevening.5.Arrive.6.Heisarrivingatworkinthemorning.7.Work.8.Sheisworkingatherdeskinanoffice.9.Talking.10.Heistalkingwithafriendonhisphone.           11.Listening.12.Sheislisteningtomusic.13.Ahappyface.14.She’ssmilingbecauseshe’shappy.   15.Asadface.16.Shehasasadfacebecauseshe’ssad.17.Anangryface.18.Thispersonisangry.                           19.Afraid.20.Thismanisafraidofsomething.21.Tired.22.Thismanistiredbecausehedoesn’tgetenoughsleep.Level2-Unit2-Part3-[4]Measure1.Abox.2.Thisboxhasthreedimensions:length,widthandheight.   3.Itslengthandwidthareboth1cm.    4.Itsheightis1.5centimeters.5.Agreyball.6.Thisballweighs1kilogram,or2.2pounds.7.Amovingcar.8.Thiscar’sspeedis60milesperhour,orabout97kilometers anhour.9.Twomovingcars.10.Thesetwocarsaremovingintheoppositedirection.11.Theredcarisgoing west,andthegreencarisgoing east.12.Twopurses.13.Thesetwopurseslookthesame,buttheircostisquitedifferent.14.Thepurseontheleftcosts$100morethanthepurseontheright.Level2-Unit2-Part3-[5]TaxiChat1.Goodevening.2.Wheredoyouwanttogo?3.Iwanttogotothetrainstation.4.Iaminahurry.5.Mytrainleavesinanhour.6.Whichtrainstation?7.TheEaststationortheWeststation?8.It’stheEaststation.9.Oh,thetrafficisverybadnow.10.It’sgoingtotaketime.11.Howmuchtime?12.Maybe40minutes.13.Pleasehurry.Idon’twanttomissmytrain.14.Driver,canyougoanyfaster?15.Sorrysir,asyou cansee,thetrafficisn’tmoving.16.Sorry,butyou’regoingtomissyourtrain.17.Okay,letmeoutatthatsubwaystop.18.MaybeIcangettherebysubway.19.HowmuchdoIoweyou?20.Justaminute.21.Thefareis$15.22.Doyouwantareceipt?23.Nothanks.24.Idon’tneedareceipt.Level2-Unit2-Part3-[6]Steven’sNewFriend1.WhatdoyouthinkofSteven’snewfriend?2.She’sverypretty.3.ButIdon’tlikeher.4.Whynot?5.Shejusttalksaboutherself.6.Shetalksandtalks,butsheneverlistens.7.Idon’tknowwhyStevelikeshersomuch.8.Well,sheispretty.9.Yes,she’sprettyandboring.10.Don’tyouagree？11.Yes,Iseewhatyoumean.12.Sheisboring.13.Butmaybesheisn’talwaysboring.14.Whatdoyoumean?15.Maybeshejustdoesn’tknowhowtobearoundotherpeople，16.Maybeyou’reright.17.Stevereallylikesher,soshemustbenice.18.Right,westilldon’tknowherverywell.19.Let’sgivehermoretime.20.Okay,atleastshe’snicetolookat.Level2-Unit2-Part4-[1]Christina’sDailyRoutine1.Christinaworksinadepartmentstore.2.Shesellswomen’sclothing.3.Shealsosellscosmetics,likelipstickandperfume.4.Manyofhercustomersareyoungwomen.5.Theyspendlotsofmoney.6.Theybuydressesbecausetheywanttobebeautiful.7.Christinahelpsthemdecidewhichdresstobuy.8.Christinaworksfrom10:00until7:00.9.Afterworkshemeetsherboyfriend.10.Theyusuallymeetinthefrontofthedepartmentstore.11.Heisalwayswaitingthere,exceptinrainyweather.12.Onrainydays,hewaitsatthesubwaystop.13.It’sacrossthestreetfromthedepartmentstore.14.Theyusuallyhavedinnertogether.15.Sometimestheyeatdinnerinhisapartment.16.Hehasaniceapartmentbecausehehasagoodjob.17.Heearnsalotofmoney.18.Heisalsoanexcellentcook.19.HecancookItalianandMexicanfood.20.Cristinaisn’taverygoodcook.21.Shedoesn’tlikecooking.22.Butshelikestodesignnewclothes.23.Shewantstobecomeaclothingdesigner.24.Someday,shewantstoopenherownshopLevel2-Unit2-Part4-[2]Seiko’sWork1.Seikoisanurse.2.SheworksinahospitalinthecenterofTokyo.3.Shetakesabustoandfromwork.4.Thetripfromhometothehospitaltakesabout30minutes.5.Herschedulevaries.6.Sheusuallyworks4or5daysaweek.7.Insomeweekssheworkslateatnight.8.Inotherweekssheworksduringtheday.9.Whenshefinisheswork,she’salwaystired.10.Seikoworksveryhard,butshelikesherjob.11.Shelikestohelpherpatients.12.Someofherpatientsareveryold.13.Someofthemareveryclosetodeath.14.Someofthemareveryyoung.15.Theyhavealonglifeahead.16.Someofherpatientshavebrokenbones.17.Ittakestimeforthemtogetbetter.18.Shealsoenjoysworkingwiththedoctors.19.Thedoctorsinherhospitalareverygood.20.Sheandthedoctorsworkwelltogether.21.Theydotheirbesttohelpthepatients.22.Shethinksit’sanexcellenthospital.23.Sheishappytoworkthere.Level2-Unit2-Part4-[3]Shapes&DailyActions1.Atriangle.2.Atrianglehasthreesides.3.Inthistriangle,sidesABandBCareperpendiculartoeachother.4.Asquare.5.Asquarehasfourequalsides.6.Allfouranglesarerightangles,or90degrees.7.Twointersectinglines.8.Thesetwolinesintersect,orcross,ata90-degreeangle.9.Theyareperpendiculartoeachother.10.Acircleisround.11.Allpointsonacirclearethesamedistancefromitscenter.12.Twoparallellines.13.Thesetwolinesneverintersect,becausetheyareparallel.14.Anangle.15.Thesetwolinesmeetata30-degreeangle.16.Acirclehasnostraightlines.17.Watchsomething.18.Theyarewatchingamovieontelevision.19.Meetsomeone.20.Heismeetingherforthefirsttime.21.Talkwithsomeone.22.Heistalkingwithafriendonhisphone.23.Workwithsomeone.24.Sheisworkingwithherco-worker.25.Interviewsomeone.26.Sheisinterviewingafamousbasketballplayer.Level2-Unit2-Part4-[4]Measure1.Abox.2.Thisboxhasthreedimensions:length,widthandheight.3.Itslengthandwidthareboth1cm.4.Itsheightis1.5centimeters.5.Agreyball.6.Thisballweighs1kilogram,or2.2pounds.7.Amovingcar.8.Thiscar’sspeedis60milesperhour,orabout97kilometersanhour.9.Twomovingcars.10.Thesetwocarsaremovingintheoppositedirection.11.Theredcarisgoingwestandthegreencarisgoingeast.12.Twopurses.13.Thesetwopurseslookthesame,buttheircostisquitedifferent.14.Thepurseontheleftcosts$100morethanthepurseontheright.Level2-Unit2-Part4-[5]HotelReservation1.Goodeveningsir.2.MayIhelpyou?3.Goodevening.4.I’dlikearoomplease.5.Doyouhaveareservation?6.No,I’mafraidnot.7.Noreservation?8.I’msorry,sir.9.Wedon’thaveanyroomsfortonight.10.Ireallyneedaroom.11.Don’tyouhaveanything?12.No,sir.13.We’recompletelyfull.14.Isthereanotherhotelnearby?15.Canyourecommendone?16.There’sanother5-starhoteljustdownthestreet.17.Maybetheystillhaverooms.18.Yes,Iknowthathotel.19.It’stooexpensive.20.Doyouknowanyotherhotelsnearby?21.Well,there’sa3-starhotelnotfaraway.22.Theroom’ssmall,butit’sclean.23.Couldyougivemeitsnumber?24.Icancallthemforyouifyou’dlike.25.Yes,couldyou?26.Sir,Icalledthem,andtheyhaveseveralrooms.27.Youcangotherenowandcheckin.28.Thanks,I’llstaytheretonight.29.Howabouttomorrownight?30.Doyouhaveanyroomsfortomorrownight?31.Yes,Ithinkwedo.32.Okay,I’dliketoreservearoomforthenextthreenights.33.Here’smycreditcard.WhattimecanIcheckintomorrow?34.Checkintimeis2:30.35.Okay,I’llbebackat2:30tomorrow.36.Thanksforyourhelp.37.Youarewelcome,sir.Level2-Unit2-Part5-[1]Today’sSchedule1.ThisiswhatLisadidearliertoday.2.Thismorningshegotupat6:30.3.Shegotdressedbetween6:30and6:40.4.Ittooktenminutesforhertogetdressed.5.At6:45sheatebreakfast.6.Afterbreakfastshebrushedherteeth.7.Sheleftforschoolat7:00.8.Thismorningshetookthesubwaytoschool.9.Ittook45minutestogettoschool.10.Shegottoschoolat7:45.11.Herfirstclassbeganat8:00.12.At12:00shehadlunchwithherfriends.13.Afterlunchshehadclassesuntil2:50.14.Sheleftschoolaround3:00.15.Shegothomeafewminutesagoat3:45.16.ThisiswhatLisaisgoingtodofortherestoftheday.17.It’snow3:55andshe’scleaningherroom.18.She’sputtingawayherclothes.19.She’salsodecidingwhatshe’sgoingtoweartomorrow.20.Inabout10minutesshe’sgoingtopracticethepiano.21.Sheusuallypracticesforabout45minutes.22.Afterpracticing,she’sgoingtodosomehomework.23.Shedoeshomeworkuntildinnertime,whichisat6:00.24.Afterdinnershe’sgoingtowashthedishes.25.From7:00untilaround9:00she’sgoingtodoherhomework.26.Shemaycallherfriendsonthephonesotheycanworktogether.27.Afterfinishingherhomework,she’sgoingtoread.28.She’sreadingaverygoodbook.29.Shestarteditlastweek.30.Tonightshe’sgoingtofinishit.31.Aftershefinishesitshe’llturnoffthelightandgotosleep.Level2-Unit2-Part5-[2]PartyPlan1.ThisSundayDenisgoingtohaveaparty.2.It’sgoingtobeathishouse.3.Thebestwaytogothereisbysubway.4.Ifyougobycar,there’snoplacetopark.5.ThesearethedirectionstoDen’shouse.6.TakethesubwaytoWest8thStreet.7.Gooutthenorthexit.8.Infrontoftheexitisapark.9.Turnrightandgotwoblocks,to3rdAvenue.10.Whenyougetthere,turnleftandgoabout50meters.11.Thehousewillbeonyourright.12.Theaddressis7553rdAvenue.13.Sometimesthere’salargedoginfrontofthehouse.14.Don’tbeafraid.Itwon’tbite.Level2-Unit2-Part5-[3]Shapes&BodyParts1.Acube.2.Acubeisathree-dimensionalobjectwithequalsides3.Acircle4.Acirclehasaradiusandadiameter.5.Asphere.6.Asphereisroundandhastheshapeofaball.7.Perpendicularlines.8.Perpendicularlinesmeetata90-degreeangle.9.Area.10.Theareaofarectangleisitslengthtimesitswidth.11.Volume.12.Thevolumeofacubeisitslengthtimesitswidthtimesitsheight.13.Fingers.14.Wehavefivefingersoneachhand.15.Weuseourfingerstoholdthings.16.Toes.17.Wehavefivetoesoneachfoot.18.Theyareattheendofeachfoot.19.Legs.20.Weuseourlegstowalk.21.Ourfeetareattheendofeachleg.22.Arms.23.Weuseourarmstocarrythings.24.Ourhandsareattheendofeacharm.25.Teeth26.Ourteethareinourmouth.27.Weuseourteethtochewfood.Level2-Unit2-Part5-[4]Astronomy1.TheSun.2.TheSungivesusenergy.3.TheMoon4.ThelightfromtheMooncomesfromtheSun.5.Earth.6.Thisisourplanet.ItgoesaroundtheSunonceayear.7.Stars.8.Weseestarsassmallpointsoflightinthenightsky.9.Galaxy.10.Agalaxyhasbillionsofstars.11.Exceptforourowngalaxy,theyareveryfaraway.Level2-Unit2-Part5-[5]ShoppingforaDress1.Goodafternoon.2.MayIhelpyou?3.Yes,I’dliketolookatsomeofyourdresses.4.They’reonsale,right?5.Yes,everythingisonsale.6.Canyourecommendsomething?7.Isthisforbusinessorcasual?8.It’ssomethingfortheoffice.9.