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1. call 2. cook 3. drive 4. eat 5. listen to music 6. paint 7. play 8. read
9. sell 10. shop 11. sing 12. speak 13. visit 14. watch TV 15. work
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Interviews around the world
What’s your name? My name is Antonio.
Where do you live? I live in Rome.
What language do you speak? I speak Italian.
Tell me. What do you do everyday?
I eat Italian food, I sing Italian songs, and I watch Italian TV shows.
1. What’s your name? My name is Carmen.
Where do you live? I live in Madrid.
What language do you speak? I speak Spanish.
What do you do everyday? I eat Spanish food, I sing Spanish songs, and I watch
Spanish TV shows.
2. What’s your name? My name is Kenji.
Where do you live? I live in Tokyo.
What language do you speak? I speak Japanese.
What do you do everyday? I eat Japanese food, I sing Japanese songs, and I
watch Japanese TV shows.
3. What’s your name? My name is Nicole.
Where do you live? I live in Paris.
What language do you speak? I speak French.
What do you do everyday? I eat French food, I sing French songs, and I watch
French TV shows.
4. What’re your names? Our names are Erik and Monika.
Where do you live? We live in Berlin.
What language do you speak? We speak German.
What do you do everyday? We eat German food, we sing German songs, and we
watch German TV shows.
5. What’s your name? My name is Jae Hee.
Where do you live? I live in Seoul.
What language do you speak? I speak Korean.
What do you do everyday? I eat Korean food, I sing Korean songs, and I watch
Korean TV shows.
6. What’re your names? Our names are Boris and Natasha.
Where do you live? We live in Moscow.
What language do you speak? We speak Russian.
What do you do everyday? We eat Russian food, we sing Russian songs, and we
watch Russian TV shows.

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People around the world.
What’s his name? His name is Miguel.
Where does he live? He lives in Mexico City.
What language does he speak? He speaks Spanish.
What does he do everyday? He eats Mexican food, he reads Mexican newspapers, and he listens to Mexican music.
1. What’s her name? Her name is Kate.
Where does she live? She lives in Toronto.
What language does she speak? She speaks English.
What does she do everyday? She eats Canadian food, she reads Canadian newspapers, and she listens to Canadian music.
2. What’s his name? His name is Carlos.
Where does he live? He lives San Juan.
What language does he speak? He speaks Spanish.
What does he do everyday? He eats Puerto Rican food, he reads Puerto Rican newspapers, and he listens to Puerto Rican music.
3. What’s her name? Her name is Anna.
Where does she live? She lives in Athens.
What language does she speak? She speaks Greek.
What does she do everyday? She eats Greek food, she reads Greek newspapers, and she listens to Greek music.
4. What’s his name ? His name is Ming.
Where does he live? He lives in Hong Kong.
What language does he speak? He speaks Chinese.
What does he do everyday? He eats Chinese food, he reads Chinese newspapers, and he listens Chinese music.
5. What’s her name? Her name is Sonia.
Where does she live? She lives in Rio de Janeiro.
What language does she speak? She speaks Portuguese.
What does she do every day? She eats Brazilian food, she reads Brazilian newspapers, and she listens to Brazilian music.
6. What’s his name? His name is Omar.
Where does he live? He lives in Cairo.
What language does he speak? He speaks Arabic.
What does he do everyday? He eats Egyptian rood, he reading Egyptian newspapers, and he listens to Egyptian music.

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Talk about it! Where do they live and what do they do?
1.My name is Linda. I live in London. I work in a library.
2.My name is Brian. I live in Boston. I work in a bank.
3.We’re Walter and Wendy. We live in Washington D.C. We work in an office.
4.My name is Bob. I live in Buffalo. I drive a bus.
5.We’re Howard and Henry. We live in Honolulu. We paint house.
6.My name is Tina. I live in Tampa. I drive a taxi.
7.We’re Carol and Ray. We live Cleveland. We cook in a restaurant.
8.My name is Susan. I live in San Diego. I sell cars.
9.My name is Victor. I live in Vancouver. I play the violin.

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Mr. and Mrs. Dicarlo
Mr. and Mrs. Dicarlo live in an old Italian neighborhood in New York City. They speak a little English, but usually they speak Italian.
They read the Italian newspaper. They listen to Italian radio programs. They shop at the Italian grocery store around corner from their apartment building. And everyday they visit their friends and neighbors and talk about life back in “the old country”.
Mr. and Mrs. Dicarlo are upset about their son Joe. He lives a small suburb outside of the city. He speaks a little Italian, but he usually speaks English. He reads American newspapers. He listens to American music programs. He shops at the suburban supermarkets and shopping malls. When he visits his friends and neighbors, he always speaks English.
In fact, Joe speaks Italian only when he calls his parents and on the telephone. Or when he visits them every weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Dicarlo are sad because their son speaks so little Italian. They are afraid he’s forgetting his language, his culture, and his country.

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How to say it! Hesitating
What do you do every day? Hmm. Well… I work, I read newspaper, and I visit my friends.

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Pronunciation. Blending with does.
Listen. Then say it.
Where does he work? Where does she live?
What does he do? What does she read?
Say it. Then listen.
Where does he shop? Where does she eat?
What does he cook? What does she talk about?