Person to Person, Third Edition, Student Book One by Jaxi Richards, David Baissina and Ingrid Vysnievska published at Copyright Oxford University Press 2005. Unit One, Conversation One, Nice to Meet You The noodles look good. I think I'll try some of them. Is a pizza good too? Yeah, the pizza is usually very good. My name's Patricia, by the way. Nice to meet you. Sorry, what's your name again? Patricia, but please call me Pat. Pat. I'm Boa Wei. So what do you do? I'm studying medicine. Really? Yeah, how about you? I'm a computer programmer. But now I'm studying English. Oh, are you? That's great. Yeah, it's fun. Oh, we'd better keep moving or we'll lose our place in line. Conversation Two, could I have your name please? Yes, can I help you? I'd like to get a library card, please. Certainly. First, I'll need some information from you. Could I have your name, please? It's Boa Wei. Boa Wei, Zhang. And how do you spell your last name? It's Z-H-A-N-G. Thank you. Could I please have your address, Mr. Zhang? 24-18, Grace Don't Road. Is that in New York? Yes, that's right. The zip code is 11211. Okay, and please give me your telephone number. It's 917-5559758. 9175559758. All right. Do you have an email address? Yes. It's Boa Wei. 33 at internet.com. Are you a student? Yes. I'm studying English. Fine. I just need an ID card and we'll be all set. Unit Two, Conversation One. Tell me about your family. I love that new t-shirt you're wearing. Thanks. My sister gave it to me for my birthday. She has good taste. How old is she? Actually, she's the same age as me. 24, we're twins. Look, here's a photo of us together. Wow, you really look alike. And who's that? That's my brother, Joseph. He's a musician. Is he married? Yes, he is. And he has two children. Anna and Max. You look too young to be an aunt. Do they live near you? No, they live far away. But they're coming here to visit soon. I can't wait to see them again. So tell me about your family. Do you have any brothers or sisters? Yes. I have three brothers, but no sisters. They're all younger than me. I'm the oldest. Conversation, too. What does she look like? Hi, Jack. You're in Leana's class, aren't you? Could you give this to her for me? She's already in class and I have to run. Sure. No problem. But what does Leana look like? Is she the girl with really short curly hair and long earrings? Oh, you don't know, Leana. Do you see the girl sitting right at the back of the class? She's pretty short and slim in her mid-20s. She has long black hair. Hmm. I don't see anyone like that. What's she wearing? She's wearing a black t-shirt. Oh, yes. I see her. I'll give this to her. No problem. Thanks. Unit 3. Conversation 1. Do you know where it is? Hi. What are you doing here? Buying school supplies. I need some binders. I'm out of paper. Where's the copy paper? I think it's in this aisle on the top shelf to the right of the computer discs. Oh, yes. I see it. Do you know where the binders are? Yeah. They're on the middle shelf next to the paper clips. Great. I need those, too. It looks like you're going to be busy. Conversation 2. What does it look like? Malin? I can't find the what do you call it? What can't you find? You know, the thing for... Oh, it's on the tip of my tongue. What does it look like? Maybe I can help you find it. It's a long, narrow, flat thing made of plastic. Okay. What color is it? And what's it used for? It's green, and you use it for drawing straight lines. Foo on. You mean a ruler. It's in the box next to the telephone. Oh, yeah, ruler. That's what it's called. Thanks, Malin. I don't know what's wrong with me today.