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Christer Bermheden Lars-Göran Sandström Staffan Wahlgren

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Innehåll Kapitel

Sida Du får läsa

Ord/fraser

Grammatik

musikord

repetition

fler musikord

repetition

1A

Rock stars?

1B

They were the champions

2A

Hello again

10 en mobbningshistoria

vanliga verb

repetition

2B

Piggy

12 forts. på historien

fler vanliga verb

repetition

3A

A long ride

cykelns delar

3B

NYC and L.A.

4A

Good to know

4B

More to know

5A

Halloween

14 lite om USAs geografi 16 om USAs största städer 18 hur du klarar dig med din engelska 20 vad du ska tänka på när du kommer till England 22 om allhelgonafirandet

5B

Trick or treat?

24 om en kuslig kväll

viktiga verb

6A

I don’t like them

26 om fördomar

matrecept

6B

The surprise

28 om en kille med otur köksord

7A

Harvey

7B

The kiss of life

30 om en otäck händelse 32 hur man räddar liv

smink och små prylar kroppsdelar

8A

Chatting down under

34 lite om Australien

blandade ord; djur i Australien

8B

The ozone layer

36 om farlig UV-strålning

repetition

9A

Flight 235

38 om ett kapardrama

9B

In a jam

40 forts. på historien

på flygplatsen och i flygplanet fler ord på flyget stavningsförändringar i plural

5 en intervju med ett rockband 8 om rockgruppen Queen

av New Champion 5 av New Champion 5 av New Champion 5 av New Champion 5

amerikansk engelska nyttiga fraser

some/any

repetition ;

repetition

hus och hem

viktiga småord who/which perfekt; temaformerna

pluskvamperfekt inkl. stavningsförändringar

repetition

Kapitel 10A

Old enough

10B

Teen Magazine

11A

How much is it?

11B

A helping hand

12A

Sida Du får läsa

Ord/fraser

42 om hur det är att blandade ord betraktas som ung och vuxen samtidigt 44 insändare nyttiga adjektiv 46 om en snål dam på shoppingrunda 48 en pinsam historia

affärsfraser och varuhuset blandade ord

FAQs about Scotland

50 om Skottland

blandade ord

12B

The Glencoe massacre

52 om en historisk händelse

repetition

13A

Can I help you?

telefonfraser

13B

A day in the life

54 om en kille som söker sommarjobb 56 om en dag då allt gick snett

e x tras

14

The domino sparrow

58

15

The grizzly

60

16

Down the Falls

62

17

Free-fall

64

18

Hands up!

66

Bildordlista

69

Styckeordlista

74

Alfabetisk engelsk-svensk ordlista inkl. orden från New Champion 4 och 5

91

ord som rör klockan

Grammatik

pågående form presens (They are eating.) inkl. stavningsförändringar

pågående form preteritum (They were eating when …)

repetition

futurum (She is going to move next year.)

C H A P T ER 4 24 T e x t

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Good to know Sometimes we feel embarrassed because there are situations where our English isn’t good enough. Well, nobody is perfect – and don’t hesitate to ask for help.

Scene 1 (in the street)

Irishman Excuse me, where’s the Round Table, please?

Londoner Sorry?

Irishman The Round Table, the restaurant.

5

Londoner Oh, it’s in West Street. It’s just round the corner.

Irishman Thank you very much.

Londoner You’re welcome. Enjoy your meal.

Scene 2 (at the restaurant)

Waiter

Good afternoon. Today’s special offer is bangers and mash.

10

Foreigner Sorry. I don’t understand.

Waiter

All right. Hot dogs and mashed potatoes then.

Foreigner OK. I’ll have that, please.

15

Scene 3 (reading a sign in the park)

Young girl DOGS MUST BE KEPT ON A LEASH. What does ‘leash’ mean?

Woman

Leash? That’s the leather strap you use to keep a dog under control.

Young girl Like a collar?

Woman

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No. The leash is the long piece that you attach to the collar.

eighteen

4

Scene 4 (at the post office)

Foreigner Hello. I’d like two 40p stamps and a … What’s the word for the thing you put a letter in?

5

Clerk

You mean an envelope.

Foreigner That’s it. Could I have an envelope too, please.

Clerk

10

Right. Here you are. That’s 85p altogether, please.

Friend 15

You just say that you’d like to book a table.

Foreigner Fine. And how do you pronounce the name of the restaurant?

Friend 20

Scene 6 (at the pub)

Dave

Guess what I gave my sister for her birthday last week.

Foreigner No idea.

5

Dave

She got a parachute jump!

Foreigner Parachute? What’s ‘parachute’?

Dave

Scene 5 (reading a newspaper)

Foreigner I want to make a call to get a table at this restaurant tonight.

How do you say that?

10

Er … you need a parachute when you jump out of an aeroplane.

Foreigner Oh yes! Like an umbrella?

How do you spell it?

Dave

P – A – R … sorry, but I’m not sure myself …

It’s Satellite – Sa-tel-lite.

nineteen

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More to know If you go to the UK, for example on a language course, there are a number of things that are good to know.

Don’t take Sweden to England - that is a good model to go by. It means that you can’t expect the English to behave like Swedes. Instead, do as the English do:

5

You seldom see English people take off their shoes when they visit somebody. That has nothing to do with sweaty feet …

At table, you will often find that your host or hostess serves you the dinner. But don’t expect a glass of milk with your meal.

10

Never say thanks after a nice dinner. Just say you liked it. A good phrase is “The food was delicious” or just “Mmm, that was good”.

15

English people don’t shake hands as often as we do, at least not when they leave. Just lift your hand and say, “Thanks for a nice evening”, “See you tomorrow” or something like that.

Don’t take long showers if you are staying with a family. Hot water is expensive.

20

If you are a girl, be prepared that the boys around you insist on paying for your cinema ticket and so on. That’s just the way it is (and good for the girls)!

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4

The queuing system in the UK is very strict. Never ever try to squeeze in if there is a line of people waiting at a bus stop.

Always stand on the right on escalators, so that people who are in a hurry can pass you. That is very important.

5

10

Be careful when you are out walking.

People drive on the left in the UK so make sure that you look both right and left before you cross the street!

Finally, maybe the most important thing to remember: Say ‘Please’ and ‘Thank you’ as much as you can. ‘Yes, please’ and ‘No, thank you’ are beautiful words for British ears!

C H A P T ER 8 24 T e x t

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Chatting down under Jonathan Stankovic is 13 and lives in Sydney, the biggest city in Australia. One day he gets a request on MSN from three Swedish girls. They are working on a school project and want to know a lot of things about Australia. Jonathan accepts their request (Who says no to three Swedish girls?), clicks OK and the conversation starts …

(Chatting on MSN:)

The girls: Hi, Jonathan.

Jonathan: G’day, as we say in Australia.

The girls: What time is it in Sydney?

5

Jonathan: It’s eight o’clock in the evening.

The girls: It’s eleven in the morning in Sweden. You’re nine hours ahead!

Jonathan: Everything’s ahead down under!

The girls: Ha, ha. We’ve got a few questions to ask.

10

Jonathan: I’m listening.

The girls: Here we go. Is it true that there were only convicts living in Australia two hundred years ago?

15

Jonathan: Yes – and no. James Cook ‘discovered’ the continent in 1785, I think, and Britain sent shiploads of convicts that they wanted to get rid of.

The girls: And the no …?

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thirty-four

The famous opera house in Sydney.

8 Jonathan: When Cook came to Australia, the Aboriginals had been there for thousands of years!

The girls: Tell us more about them.

5

Jonathan: Many of them are poor and can’t get a job.

It’s a pity really!

The girls: Sorry to hear that. What about you? Your name doesn’t look British.

10

Jonathan: No, my grandparents immigrated many years ago from former Yugoslavia. Today Australia is multicultural with people from, for example, Greece, Italy, Germany and Asia.

The girls: Australia looks big!

Jonathan: Yeah, but more than two thirds are desert or dry bushland. In some places it doesn’t rain for years!

15

Aboriginal in front of Uluru (Ayers Rock).

The girls: Like at Ayers Rock?

Jonathan: So you’ve heard about it – the world’s biggest ‘stone’?

Then I guess you also know that it’s a holy place for the Aboriginals?

20

The girls: Is it? No, we didn’t know. Right, what can you tell us about the Great Barrier Reef?

Jonathan: It’s the greatest place on Earth!

The water’s very clear and there are so many things to see if you dive or snorkel.

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The girls: Sounds nice. Well, we’ve got to stop now. Can we ask you about animals tomorrow?

Jonathan: Sure. Keep in touch.

Australia Population: Religions:

Capital: Languages: Money: population Christian Non-believer language

20.5 million (2006) Christians (75%), Non-believers (15%) Canberra Australian English 1 dollar = 100 cents folkmängd kristen icke troende språk

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The ozone layer Have you heard about the dangerous ‘hole’ in the ozone layer? The Australians live with it every day …

5

10 – 50 kilometres above the Earth there is a layer of ozone gas.

It is very important as it protects us from too much ultra-violet (UV) rays. You see, the UV rays harm your eyes, cause skin cancer and kill plants and animals. Above Australia and New Zealand in particular, the layer is so thin that people call it a ‘hole’.

How do the Australians handle the problem?

10

15

People down under have to stay in the shade as much as possible, or cover their bodies with sun lotion. So it is not popular among Australians to lie in the sun to get suntanned!

Another interesting thing is that there are special watches for kids, for example. The watches tell them when they have been in the sun for too long.

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thirty-six

8

But how do we know when the layer is thin?

5

Well, we can study the penguins in the Antarctic where the layer is also thin. We can find out how much vitamin D there is in their blood. The more UV rays, the more vitamin D in the blood.

Finally, why is the ozone layer thin?

10

We all use too many chemicals that destroy the layer, chemicals that you find in fridges, aerosol sprays, some air conditioning systems, well, even in hamburger boxes! So now everybody tries hard to develop better products to save the world! And, at last, the layer is recovering – but very slowly.

thirty-seven

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C H A P T ER 10 24 T e x t

a

Old enough?

Cathy Wilson turned 13 last month and she finds life as a teenager rather confusing.

Dad

Cathy! Could you give me a hand and clear the table, please.

Cathy

But I’m going to see Jessica. Don’t you remember?

Dad

Just clear the table first, honey. It’ll only take a minute. You’re old enough to take care of some of the housework now. And I must also remind you to clean the bathroom before you leave.

Cathy

Oh Dad! Listen. We’re going to watch “Murder in L.A.” and it starts at eight.

Dad

“Murder in L.A.”? That’s a horrible film - lots of violence and blood.

It’s a film for adults and you’re just kids!

5

10

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forty-two

10 Cathy

Kids? I’m a teenager! Have you forgotten??

A minute ago you said I was old enough to do housework, but now I’m too young to watch a film that all my classmates watch. It’s very confusing, Dad, and unfair!

Dad

Calm down, Cathy! It’s only seven o’clock.

There’s plenty of time.

Cathy

OK, boss. I’ll clear the table and then clean the bathroom. I’m not too young for that obviously …

10

Dad

Do you know what? I saw three or four kids from your school on my way home today, all with cigarettes. Disgusting, isn’t it? And sooo dangerous!

Why don’t young people understand?

Don’t you ever, ever start smoking, Cathy!

15

Cathy

Of course not. I belong to the non-smoking generation.

5

Half an hour later Cathy has finished the bathroom and enters the kitchen again.

Cathy

Dad. You left your cigarettes in the bathroom.

But don’t worry. I’ve flushed them down the toilet.

It’s silly to smoke, it’s expensive and it’s sooo dangerous! You’re old enough to understand that now, right? I care for you, Dad! And I love you.

I’m off now. The film starts at eight and I don’t want to be late. Bye.

Dad

Bye, honey!

Cathy

Sorry?

Dad

Love you too!

20

25

forty-three

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C H A P T ER 10 13 T e x t

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Teen Magazine Teenagers write about their problems to Bob in Teen Magazine.

1 Dear Bob, I’ve got a problem. My dad’s always going on about my hairstyle. I’ve got quite long hair and he doesn’t like it at all. He wants me to have short hair because he had short hair when he was my age. He’s so old-fashioned!

When I tell him that I want to keep my long hair, he just tells me to obey. He says that I’m not old enough to decide. What can I do?

Benjamin, 14

2 Hello, I think I’m in love with a nineteen-year-old boy. We chat on the computer for hours every day after school.

We like the same music and the same films. He seems very nice. Now he wants to see me, and he believes that I’m nineteen too. The problem is that I’m only thirteen. I’m a liar and he doesn’t know.

Help me! I’m so unhappy!

“Vic, the liar”

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10

3 I need your help, Bob! I’m afraid my best friend (her name’s Mel) doesn’t like me any more. I feel so uncertain.

When we’re together just the two of us, she’s always nice and caring. But every time when Lizzi (she’s not even a classmate!) comes along, they’re only interested in each other and I feel sort of left out. I guess (I’m sure) she talks behind my back too. I’ve known her since we were five. I don’t want to lose her.

Please, tell me what to do!

Peggy L

4 BOB!!!

There’s a new girl in my class. She’s very nice and sweet. I guess I’m in love with her. I have never felt like this before and I can’t concentrate on school. I think of her both night and day.

I really want to know her better, but I’m too shy to talk to her. Can I use my mobile and text her? Please, Bob! I need your advice!

Andy, 13

forty-five

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Can I help you?

Kieran Dickinson is 16 and would like a job for the summer. He is interested in animals so he phones the local zoo.

Switchboard Hello. Chessington Zoo. Can I help you?

Kieran Good morning. Can I speak to the personnel manager, please?

Switchboard Who’s calling, please?

5

Kieran

My name’s Kieran Dickinson.

Switchboard Just a moment … I’m afraid she’s busy.

Kieran

Oh, I see …

Switchboard Can I take a message?

10

Kieran Yes. Could you ask her to call me, please?

Switchboard Certainly. What’s your name again?

Kieran

It’s Kieran, K-I-E-R-A-N Dickinson.

Switchboard And your phone number, please?

15

Kieran

It’s 0208-9746789.

Switchboard Right. I’ll let her know.

Kieran

Thanks very much. Bye.

15 minutes later the personnel manager calls.

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13

5

Kieran

Hello.

Janet Black

Good morning. Am I speaking to Kieran?

Kieran

Yes.

Janet Black I’m Janet Black, personnel manager at Chessington Zoo. Kieran Oh, hello. I just phoned to see if I could get a summer job.

10

15

Janet Black

How old are you, Kieran?

Kieran

I’m 16.

Janet Black

Are you fond of animals?

Kieran

Yes, I’ve got a dog myself, a Jack Russell.

Janet Black

Are you allergic to any animals?

Kieran

You mean to fur? No.

Janet Black

Scared of any animals?

Kieran

Like creepy-crawlies? Oh no, not at all.

Janet Black Good. Well, send in your application, Kieran, and we’ll see.

Kieran

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OK. Will do, right away.

Janet Black Actually we do have a vacancy …

Kieran

I’d do anything!

Janet Black … and it’s in the snake terrarium!

You’d love that!

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Kieran Er … well … I’ll think about it … er … thanks for calling.

Janet Black

Keep in touch. Bye. fifty-five

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bi l d o r d l i s ta

British or American? autumn fall

lorry truck

bill check

note bill

biscuit cookie

pavement sidewalk

car park parking lot

petrol gas

caravan trailer

post mail

chips French fries

railway railroad

cinema /movie/ theater

roundabout traffic circle

crisps potato chips

rubbish trash/garbage

cupboard closet

shop store

curtains drapes

shop assistant sales clerk

dustbin garbage can

sweets candy

film movie

tap faucet

flat apartment

taxi cab

garden yard

trousers pants

handbag purse

tube/underground

holiday vacation

wallet pocket book

lift elevator

zed zee

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Z

subway

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new Champion 6 Bermheden Sandström Wahlgren

new

Champion 6 är tredje delen i en engelska för grundskolan – för skolår 6.

New Champion 6 består av • Textboken • Övningsboken • Elevfacit • Lärarpärmen • 2 lärar-cd med texter och hörövningar • 1 lärar-cd med sångerna • 1 elev-cd (5-pack) med bokens samtliga texter

new

Champion 6 textboken

ISBN 978-91-622-6890-9

www.bonnierutbildning.se

Best.nr 622-6890-9 (6890-9)

Christer Bermheden Lars-Göran Sandström Staffan Wahlgren

bonniers