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Unit: 01 – Nice to meet you!
Marco: Hi. My name's Marco. What's your name?
Kelly: Hi, Marco. My name's Kelly.
Marco: So, where are you from, Kelly?
Kelly: I'm from Toronto. How about you?
Marco: I'm from San Diego, California.
a.friend b. How are you c. Fine
Kelly: Hey, Marco…………..
Marco: …………… thanks. And you?
Kelly: Good, thanks
Marco: who's that girl over there?
Kelly: Her? That's my friend, Emily. Would you like to meet her?
Marco: Yes, please!
Kelly: Hi, Emily, this is my………… Marco, this is Emily.
Marco: Nice to meet you, Emily.
Emily: Nice to meet you, too.
What do you know about Leonardo Dicaprio?
The actor Leonardo DiCaprio was born on November 11th, 1974 in Los Angeles, California. His father, George, is Italian-American. His mother, Irmelin, is from
Germany. His most famous role is Jack Dawson in the movie Titanic. His favorite movie is The Godfather.
Unit: 02 – What do you do?
a.English teacher b. singer c. Chicago
Brian: So, where do you live?
Stacy: Well, I'm from New York, but I live in………….
Brian: Interesting. And what do you do?
Stacy I'm an…………….. What about you?
Brian: I'm a doctor. I work in a hospital in Seattle
Stacy: Really? My sister lives in Seattle.
Brian: What does she do?
Stacy: She's a………….
Brian: What's her name?
Stacy: Suzy Davis
Brian: Suzy? I know her

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Stacy: Really? Small world.
What do you do? This week – Chuck Hartman and Helen Reed
Chuck Hartman is a zookeeper in New York City. He works with lions, tigers, and other big cats. Chuck also works with animals from Australia. "I work with
some very beautiful animals," says Chuck. "Some of them are dangerous, but they know me, and they like me-l think!" Does Chuck like his job? "Do I like my
job? Chuck smiles. "No, I don't like my job I love my job!"
Helen Reed is a window washer in London, England. She washes the windows on tall office buildings in the city center. She cleans windows eight hours a day,
five days a week. "One of the buildings is 40 floors high, and there are more than 5,000 windows says Helen. "Cleaning the windows is like climbing down a
mountain, and the view of London is fantastic." Is she happy at her work? "Happy?" she says. "I'm delighted! It's the best job in the world!"
Unit: 03 – Do you like spicy food?
a.Let's have dumplings. b. Chinese c. pizza
Anthony: Are you hungry?
Ana: Hungry? I'm starving
Anthony: Do you like……….. ?
Ana: No, not really. Do you like…………….. food?
Anthony: Yes, I do. I love it!
Ana: ……………………………..
Anthony: Great idea!
Ana: OK! Let's go!
Eating out in Seoul and San Francisco
Kimchi is Korea's best-known food. It's made from cabbage, chili peppers, and vegetables. Korean restaurants serve it at almost every meal. It's difficult to
describe-there are so many different types! Seoul has great restaurants, but there is also cheap and interesting food on the streets. You can get delicious kimbap
(rice and seaweed rolls) and dukbokki (rice cakes in a hot pepper sauce) from food carts called pojangmacha. It's a good value and you get a lot! We also
recommend the chicken kebabs and the dumblings.
San Francisco offers the best of world cuisine, including some fascinating mixtures of Francisco Korean-American and so on. But what do San people like best?
Sunday brunch! best and often the biggest meal of the week is brunch At many restaurants, there is a long table full of wonderful food: eggs, pancakes,
sandwiches, salmon, and home fries (fried potatoes you eat with breakfast). You can have breakfast food for lunch-or lunch food for breakfast! That's why it's
called brunch (breakfast lunch). Did you know? Ninety-five percent of San Francisco's restaurants have doggy bags (take-out containers for the food you don't
finish), because "today's brunch is tomorrow's lunch."
Review Unit 01 – 03
Sophia Hi, I'm Sophia. Nice to meet you.
Carlos Hi, I'm Carlos. Nice to meet you, Sophia. Are you You are a friend of Alex?
Sophia Yes, we're teachers at the same school.
Carlos Oh, that's great!
Sophia Where are/Where you from, Carlos?

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Carlos I'm from Mexico. [SAY MORE]
Sophia Really? My brother works in Mexico.
Carlos What does he do?
Sophia He's a doctor. What about you? What do/ does you do?
Carlos I'm an architect.
Sophia Oh! My sister is an architect
Carlos Really? Where does she live?
Sophia She lives/ live in Canada. [SAY MORE]
Carlos Are you Canadian?
Sophia No, my family is from the US
Carlos I see. Do/ Are you live here in the city?
Sophia Only in the summer. I work in Japan in the winter. [SAY MORE]
Carlos: Wow, that's interesting.
LUIS SILVA Is A CHEF. HE LIVES IN MANHATTAN AND WORKS AT CRUZ'S GRILL ON GTH AVENUE.
CITY SPOTLIGHT – Meet New York's new chef!
Where are you from?
I'm from São Paulo, Brazil, but I live in New York now.
Why did you become a chef?
I love food, and my mother is a wonderful cook!
Is your mother a chef, too?
No, she isn't. She's a teacher, but sometimes I wish she could work in my restaurant!
What kind of food do you like?
I like all kinds of food- Chinese, Italian, Mexican. But Japanese food is probably my favorite.
What's your favorite Japanese restaurant in the city?
Oh, that's a hard question. Hmm... I think Mika. They have the best noodles, and their sushi is very good, too. But my wife's favorite Tokyo House.
What about other kinds of restaurants?
For Chinese food, I like House of Ping on Grant Street. I always the chicken there. And I really like Primo's on 30th Street for Italian. On Mondays, they have a
spaghetti special, and it's delicious. But don't ask me about places for pizza. I don't like it!
And what about Mexican restaurants? What's your favorite?
Oh, definitely Julio's on 2nd Street. My friend Manuel is the chef there. He's from Mexico City, so it's real Mexican food. Actually, his mother is a chef, too. Her
restaurant is on 45th Street, but she makes Spanish food. Manuel and I like to eat there when we're not working.
Unit: 04 – How often do you do yoga?
a.yoga b, tennis d. I love it! c. swimming

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Brad: Clare, you're in great shape. What do you do to keep fit?
Clare: I go……………. or I do…………….
Brad: How often do you do that?
Clare: Every morning. ………………………………
Brad: Wow! How often do you go to the gym
Clare: Ugh! I never go to the gym. I hate it. It's too crowded.
Brad: I see
Clare: And what about you? What do you do to keep fit?
Brad: I usually go to the gym after work, and I play about twice a week.
You want to play in the NBA? Read on…
Basketball is a very popular sport all over the world. Young players from all countries dream of becoming professional players, and they want to play in the best
league in the world, the NBA (National Basketball Association) What's it like playing at the top level of this amazing sport? Professional basketball is a hard, nonstop sport, and the players are very tall and fast. They need a lot of energy, and they need to be very fit. They never stop training-in the gym, on the running track,
and on the court. When the season starts in October, training gets really serious. Chinese superstar Yao Ming trains seven days a week during the season, and he
often trains alone. In the morning, he usually spends an hour in the gym before he meets his teammates. He warms up and shoots baskets. He always shoots at
least 200 baskets, and he sometimes shoots more than a thousand! He never stops practicing. Do you want to be a professional basketball player? Do you want to
train like an NBA superstar?
Unit: 5 – What are you watching?
a.China b. English c. Harry Potter
Kelly: Hello?
Emily: Hey, Kelly! It's Emily. What are you doing
Kelly: I'm studying. What are you doing?
Emily: I'm studying, too. What are you studying?
Kelly:…………… How about you?
Emily: I'm reading a book about ……………..
Kelly: That's nice. Actually, I'm not studying
Emily: Yeah, me neither. I'm watching a movie
Kelly: Me, too! What are you watching?
Emily I'm watching ……………
Kelly: No way! Me too!
Do you have good cell phone manners?
Cell phones are wonderful! You can talk to your friends while you're watching TV or when you sitting in a coffee shop. People can contact you with important
news all the time. But be careful! Sometimes cell phones cause problems for the people around you. Here are eight suggestions to help you have good cell phone
manners. 1. Always speak quietly on the phone. Other people are not interested in your conversations. 2. Always set your ring tone at a low level. 3. Always move

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away from other people when you make a call in public. 4. Always turn off your phone at the movies, in a theater, or in class. If you can't turn it off, switch to
vibrate. 5. Never send a text message in class. L. Never talk on the phone when you are buying something in a store or checking in at an airport. It isn't polite. 2.
Never use your phone on a plane or in a hospital. It can cause problems with their technolo ever choose a really bad pop song as your ring tone!
Unit: 6 – Where were you yesterday?
a, bus b. watch c. sick.
Mr.Tran: Good moming, Marco.
Marco: Good morning. Sorry I'm late. My………. was broken.
Mr.Tran: Was it broken yesterday, too?
Marco: Yesterday?
Mr.Tran: Remember, you were also late yesterday!
Marco: Oh, no I was late yesterday because the …………… was crowded.
Mr.Tran: Interesting. And you weren't here last week. How come?
Marco: I was……………
Mr.Tran: I see. And do you have your homework?
Marco: Homework?
OVERNIGHT SUCCESS!
Three months ago, they were an unknown band, playing in small clubs. This week, their song "Sitting in the Kitchen" is at the top of the charts. Meet The Smarts!
Hello, I'm Carrie Stewart, and I'm the bass player with the band. Last year, I was in an all-girl band called Daisy Park. l prefer being in The Smarts!
Hi, my name's Carl Robinson. I'm one of the singers with The Smarts. Last year, I was a taxi driver, and now I'm in the best band in the world!
Hello, my name is Ellie May Robinson. I'm Carl's sister, and I'm also a vocalist with Smarts. I was a hotel receptionist before l joined the band. I like singing
better.
I'm Joe Fish, and I'm the the drummer with the band. Before I joined The Smarts, I was a drummer with another band. Drumming is my life!
Hi, I'm Billy Tao, and I'm guitarist with the band. Joe, the drummer, is my best friend. Before we were in The Smart. we were in another the band called The
Easytones.
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Ava Ethan, this is Ava. Where are you
Ethan I'm at home. [SAY MORE
Ava What you are /are you doing?
Ethan I'm checking my e-mail, and I'm listening to some music.
Ava Why weren't /wasn't you in class this morning?
Ethan Because the weather was terrible, and the bus was crowded.
Ava Ethan, you always have/have always the same excuse. You're just lazy!
Ethan No, I'm not! And actually, now I'm sick. [SAY MORE]

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Ava Really?
Ethan Yes! Anyway, where are you? Are you in class?
Ava No, I was/ were in class, but now I'm at Susie's party.
Ethan Susie is having /has a party?
Ava Yes. [SAY MORE]
Ethan OK! I'm on my way
Ava But you're sick.
Ethan No, it's OK. I'm feeling better!
EARLY BIRDS – by Sally Garcia
What do you do before sunrise? Do you go jogging? Do you do yogal Or, like most people, are you in bed until the sun comes up? It's 5 a.m. It's dark, and I'm
sitting in a coffee shop.The place is crowded! I'm here because I'm writing an article for this magazine, but what are all these other people doing here-at this time
in the morning?
Robin is 24, and he's studying7 to be a lawyer."What am I doing? I'm checking my e-mail, and I'm doing homework" he says. "I have classes from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
every day. After that, I go to my sports clubs martial arts on good Mondays, basketball on Tuesdays, yoga on Wednesdays. I never have free time! Sol always
study here in the mornings."
Helen is a nurse."I'm chatting online with a friend in Seattle," she says."I work nights at the hospital, and this is my break. Excuse me, my friend is saying
something important..." She's talking to someone in Seattle? What time is it there?
Andy is a taxi driver."I'm playing computer games," he tells me. "Why aren't you driving your taxi?" I ask. I usually start work at 8 a.m." he replies. So why aren't
you sleeping?" "I drive downtown very early every morning because the traffic is awful later. I leave the car in the parking lot, and I come here. I usually have a
coffee and then start work. This is a good place to wait.
There are about 20 people in the coffee shop. They all have similar stories. Now I'm thinking, maybe this is the best place to be at 5 a.m.!
Unit: 7 – Which one is cheaper?
a.cooler b. $150 d. shoes c. shirt
Kelly: What are you looking for?
Emily: I need a pair of 1 but first I need a new……………
Kelly: OK. What about these two? Which one do you prefer?
Emily: Which one is more expensive
Kelly: The black one.
Emily: How much is it?
Kelly Wow! It's ……….
Emily: Hmm. What about the red one?
Kelly: It's $39.00
Emily: I think the black one is …………. than the red one

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Kelly: Yeah. But the red one is cheaper.
Emily: I'm not surprised.
Designer Jeans – Are they worth it?
Kevin Kern is 28 years old, and he's a hairdresser. His usual outfit is jeans and a T-shirt when he's working and in his free time. But believe it or not, Kevin spends
$5,000 year on clothes. He likes designer jeans that cost $400. His favorite T-shirt cost $200. He has five $200 Tshirts! "Most of my T-shirts are much less
expensive than that, he says. "I saw a John Galliano T-shirt that was really cool. It had huge dollar signs on it. It cost $535. Now that's too expensive for me A pair
of regular jeans costs $50. So, why do people like Kevin buy designer jeans for $400? Fashion expert Mitsui Kodah says, "Some people buy designer jeans and Tshirts because they think they look better. Other people think designer jeans are better quality. And some people buy them because they have a famous designer's
name on them." "Designer jeans are definitely a lot more comfortable," says Kevin. "But for me, it isn't about the name. I like the way they look, I like the way the
feel I like the name, too, I guess." Fashion writer Max Walter says, "Young people want to be cool, and designer brands are cool. Plus designer jeans look better
than regular jeans. That's for sure!”
Unit: 8 – What's she like?
a.cool b. dark c. actor d. tall
Clare: Hey! That's Bo Marshall
Doug: Who?
Clare: Bo Marshall, the …………..He's on this show.
Doug: Which one is he? What does he look like?
Clare: He's ………. and he has …………….
Doug: Oh, I see him. Do you know him?
Clare: Yes, I do. I was in high school with him.
Doug: Really? What's he like?
Clare: He's really nice. And he's very …………….
Doug: I see. Was he your boyfriend in high school?
Clare: I wish.
My Best Friend and Me
My best friend is Barbara. She's tall, slim, and very pretty. She has long, curly brown hair. like her because she's a friend when times are good or bad. She's always
there when I need her. She's patient, she's kind, and she's very stylish.
My best friend's name is Diane Costello. She's medium height, and she has straight blonde hair-l want hair like that! I love her because she's a good listener, and
she understands me. My other friends understand me, but they don't listen!
Pablo Montana is my best friend. He's a year older (I'm 18), but we're in the same college class. We like the same things-soccer, basketball, social network sites.
He's tall, and he has short brown hair and a great smile. He's confident, smart, and very cool.
My best friend's name is Lenny Mason. He's a really nice guy. He's tall (but I'm taller), and he has short blonde hair. He's a very funny guy, and he always looks
very cheerful We laugh a lot when we're together. I like my other friends but some of them don't have our sense of humor.
Unit: 9 - What can you do there?

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a.the Zona Rosa b. Mexico City c. visit the museums. d. next month
Alex: Guess what? I'm going to visit……………
Marco: Really? I went there last year! When are you going
Alex:……………..
Marco: Are you excited?
Alex: Very! Can you tell me some things to see and do there?
Marco: Sure. I always like to ………………
Alex: And what about shopping? Where can I go?
Marco: oh! You can go to 4 You can buy a lot of cool things there.
Alex: Thanks.
VISIT ROME – THE INTERNAL CITY
Rome is the capital of Italy. It's located on the west coast of the country, about 20 kilometers from the sea The weather is mild, and it is often sunny. It's one of
Europe's most beautiful and interesting cities. Rome is full of You can see churches and beautiful palaces that are hundreds of years old You can also visit the
ruins of buildings from the ancient Roman Empire that are thousands of years old. But Rome is also a busy modern city-and the restaurants are sensational! In
Rome you can enjoy the architecture, the sunshine, and the food. The historic center of Rome is quite small. You can see the Colosseum, the Pantheon, the Forum,
the Spanish Steps, and the Vatican-all in one day! That's great if you really want to see everything quickly. But why hurry? Take your time! Then you can see-and
enjoy-one of the world's great cities
Review Units 7 – 9
Excuse me, I'm from WFBN Radio. Your clothes are fantastic. You look/look like a movie star!
Oh, thank you.
Can you tell the listeners about them?
OK. I'm wearing a baggy white jacket, a black T-shirt, and jeans. [SAY MORE]
Tell me about your jacket. [SAY MORE]
It's a man's jacket.
Really? Do you like men's jackets?
Yes. They're more comfortable than /as women's jackets.
I see. And are they cheaper?
No. This is more expensive /as expensive as a woman's jacket.
And your jeans... Are they designer jeans?
No, they're regular jeans. They're better/ good than designer jeans.
I see. And you're wearing high heels.
That's right. [SAY MORE]
They look/look like great!

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Thanks!
World of Contact – Find Friends – Make Contact
Hello! I'm 17, and I'm in my last year of high school. Next year want to travel, so I want to make contact with students in Asia and Europe. I'm 1.75m tall with
short brown hair, and my friends say I look like Kaká, the soccer player. I can't play like Kaká, but I'm crazy about soccer! I live in Recife, in Brazil. It's a great
city-we're very friendly and outgoing-and you can see so many things. There are many beaches, cathedrals, and museums. The best time to come is during
Carnaval. You can party all day and night!
I'm 21, and I'm studying to be an engineer. If possible, I want to make contact with engineering students in Asia and Latin America. I'm quite serious and shy, so I
prefer talking to people online. live in Malmö, Sweden. It's a nice city, and it's also very near the Danish capital, Copenhagen. Copenhagen has cool museums
parks, and very famous statue of a mermaid. You can't do much in Malmö, but you can do a lot of things in Copenhagen.
Hi! I'm a college freshman, and I want to make contact with other English learners, especially in Latin America. I'm 1.68m tall (I'm as tall as my dad!), and I have
long, black hair. I live in Busan, Korea. It's a big city, and we have big ideas: we want to host the 2020 Olympics! We have big attractions, too. The largest
department store in the world is here, and we have Korea's best beaches. My favorite, though, are the fish markets!
Unit: 10 – Is there a bank near here?
a.restaurants b. get something to eat c. a bank d. change some money
Brian: Hi. Can you help me?
Ana: Sure. What can I do for you?
Brian: I want to 1 Is there ………….. in the neighborhood?
Ana: Yes, there is. There's one across the street.
Brian: Across the street?
Ana: Yes,
Brian: OK, and I'd like to ………….. Are there any ………….. around here?
Ana: No, sorry, there aren't. But there are some downtown.
Brian: Great. Thanks
Ana: You're welcome.
Having Fun Downtown
Hi, my name is Brian Burns, and I come from Australia. I live in Sydney. It's a great place to visit-great beaches, great weather, and great for outdoor sports. There
are also clubs, movie theaters, and a lot of free entertainment in the streets and parks. My favorite part of Sydney is Chinatown ar It's so lively! There are many
cheap restaurants and grocery stores, and there are department stores where you can find interesting Chinese clothing. Every year, there's a big celebration of
Chinese New Year. It's so fun and colorful! go every year.
Hello, my name is Sarah Chan, and I live in Vancouver, Canada-the greatest city in the world! Vancouver has everything. In the spring, you can ski in the
mountains and swim in the ocean-on the same day! Really! And Vancouver is a great place to walk. There are some terrific outdoor markets and plazas. They are
nice places to spend a sunny afternoon Yaletown is my favorite neighborhood. There are a lot of coffee shops, furniture stores, bookstores, and boutiques. On
weekends, I go with my friends and hang out all day. At night, we often go to a movie theater and watch the latest movie-and rest our feet!
Unit: 11 Did you have a good time?

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a on the beach b. a great restaurant c. sister d. Hawaii
Kelly: You look great
Emily: Thanks. was on vacation last week.
Kelly: Where did you go?
Emily: I went to………… with my …………..
Kelly: Wow! Did you have a good time?
Emily: We had an awesome time. It's a great place! We spent every day……….. and every night we went to…………..
Kelly: And did you meet anyone interesting
Emily: Yes, I did.
Kelly: Really? Tell me more!
Emily: No! It's a secret!
A Weekend at the Ice Hotel
About 20 minutes west of Quebec City in Canada, there's a unique place-the only hotel in North America made entirely of ice and snow. We sent Sandy Russell to
find out more... When I arrived, it was freezing. The outside temperature was 28°C! I thought, "Do I really want to sleep in a hotel made of ice?" But when I
walked inside I was astounded. was warmer than outside-about -4°. This is because of the walls. They're 120 centimeters thick. And the hotel was absolutely
wonderful! The floors and ceilings were ice. There were beautiful ice sculptures everywhere. There were also two art galleries, a movie theater, a skating rink, and
a wedding chapel. Even the drinking glasses were made of ice! And in the rooms? Yes, the beds were made of ice I slept in a cozy sleeping bag on a mattress, and
the mattress was on top of deer skins. It was a lot of fun! They build the ice hotel every year in December, and you can stay there from January In past more than
4,000 guests stayed at least one night. Beaches, mountains, lakes, museums-boring! The place to go is the ice hotel.
Unit: 12 – I'm going to by car
a.five days b. plane c. Rome d, aunt and uncle
Ana: Hey! No classes next week! What are you going to do?
Anthony: I'm going to visit my ………………
Ana: Where do they live?
Anthony: They live in …………..
Ana: Wow! That's far. How are you going to get there?
Anthony: I'm going to go by ………….. I just bought my ticket.
Ana: How long are you going to stay?
Anthony: I'm going to stay for …………. maybe a little longer.
Ana: And what are you going to do?
Anthony Nothing! I'm going to chill out!
Our Australian Adventure – Day 15; Alice Springs – TOM AND JUDY'S TRAVEL BLOG

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Hi, everyone! We're in Alice Springs, right in the middle of the country. We're very excited because today we're going to see one of the most amazing races in the
world-the World Solar Challenge! It's a 3,000 km long-distance car race from Darwin in the north to Adelaide in the south (see the map for the route), and all the
cars are solar powered! We're going to take a look because, well, we want to drive a car like that in the future. The first WSC race was in 1987, and now it usually
takes place every two years. There are teams from many different countries. Some of them are high school teams! It's super cool, and it's eco-friendly. In fact,
we're thinking about building a solar-powered car and bringing it back next time! After this, Tom and are heading west to Perth. Unfortunately, we're not going to
drive a solar powered car. We're going to take the train. We're going to write our next blog in the capital of Western Australia. Talk soon!
Review Units 10 – 12
Mr. Tran Good night, Larry. See you next week.
Larry Actually, I'm going to go/go on vacation next week to Mexico. [SAY MORE]
Mr. Tran Really? That's great! How are you going to get there?
Larry I'm going to take a plane to Mexico City.
Mr. Tran And what you are /are you going to do there?
Larry I'm going to do some sightseeing and visit art galleries. I studied/studyed art in school.
Mr. Tran I didn't know that.
Larry I also want to rent a car and drive to some places.
Mr. Tran Oh, actually, why don't you take a bus to Acapulco or Cancun? Larry Are they nice places?
Mr. Tran Sure! There's/There are some great beaches there. You can relax, swim, and sit on the beach. [SAY MORE]
Larry I'm not really a beach person. [SAY MORE]
Mr. Tran Really?
Larry Yeah, and there are / are there a lot of tourists in places like that.
Mr. Tran Is that a problem?
Larry Yes! I want to practice my Spanish!
A WEEK IN THE LIFE OF JIM CONWAY - ROCK
On Sunday, I took a plane from San Francisco to New Orleans, and 1 it's big spent a week at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival.
First of all, I have to say New Orleans is a fabulous city. I love going every time!The city, especialy the French Quarter, is really interesting with beautiful
architecture, fascinating stores, good restaurants and coffee shops. This time, I was lucky and got a room at a hotel in the French Quarter as well.
The Jazz Fest takes place at the Fair Grounds Race Course, a 10-minute car ride ate at the delicioust from the French Quarter There are music food booths. The
week listened to music and events all day from 11 am to 7p.m. And it's went by so quickly. I not only jazz They have all kinds of music, couldn't believe it.I was
sad when it was including blues, rock, rap, folk, country There's music for everyone at the Jazz Fest.
In fact, 400,000 people visit each year – it's big!
I started each day at Internet my hotel. I ate breakfast, checked my e-mail. watched the people on the street. On the first day. I took a taxi to the festival, but after
that I walked each day.
The Jazz Fest, of course, was just awesome This year, some of the biggest names in music were there. I interviewed two of them for a rock magazine (read the
articles to find out who!), but for the rest of the time, I and time to go home.

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