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1A
I’m from Mexico
Grammar be: l / y o u / we
Vocabulary Countries
Pronunciation Long and short sounds
4
1B
He’s Brazilian
Grammar be: he / she / they
Vocabulary Nationalities
Pronunciation Syllables: nationalities
5
1|:
Everyday English
Useful language Meeting and greeting new people
Pronunciation Sentence stress
6
10
Skills for Writing
Reading A profile
Writing skills Capital letters and full stops
Writing A profile
7
Reading An email about an English class
Listening A conversation with a teacher
Reading and listening extension
Review
_
8
9
2A
It's a very big city
Grammar be: it’s/ it isn’t; Possessive adjectives
Vocabulary Common adjectives
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /h/
10
2B
Do you have a phone?
Grammar Plural nouns; have
Vocabulary Common objects 1; Numbers 1
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /s/, /z/ and /IZ/
11
2!:
Everyday English
Useful language Asking for and giving personal information Pronunciation Tone in questions
12
20
Skills for Writing
Reading A form for a book shop
Writing skills The alphabet and spelling
Writing Completing a form
13
Reading and listening extension
Review
Reading A blog about a city
Listening Things on a desk
14
15
3A
Do you like fish?
Grammar Present simple: / / you / we / they
Vocabulary Food 1
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /ix/, /1/ and /a1/
16
3B
| always have dinner early
Grammar Adverbs of frequency
Vocabulary Food 2; Time
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /m/ and /ox/
17
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3!:
Everyday English
Useful language Ordering and paying in a café
Pronunciation Sentence stress
18
3c
Skills for Writing
Reading Text messages
Writing skills Contractions
Writing A text message
19
Reading An article about meals in Italy
Listening Choosing food in a café
20
Reading and listening extension
Review
—
21
4A
What do you study?
Grammar Present simple: Wh- questions
Vocabulary Common verbs
Pronunciation Sentence stress
22
4B
She has a sister and a brother
Grammar Present simple: he /she/it positive
Vocabulary Numbers 2; Family and people
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /6/
23
4c
Everyday English
Useful language Asking and talking about photos
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: ltf/ and /d3,/
24
40
Skills for Writing
Reading A photo of a family in Italy
Writing skills Word order
Writing A caption for a photo
25
Reading An email about a family
Listening A conversation between two old friends
26
Reading and listening extension
Review
—
27
5A
There are lots of old houses
Grammar there is/ there are: positive
Vocabulary Places in a town
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /ux/ and /A/
28
5B
Is there a hostel in your town?
Grammar there is/there are: negative and questions
Vocabulary Hotels
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /j/
29
5!:
Everyday English
Useful language Asking and saying where things are
Pronunciation Emphasising what you say 1
30
5c
Skills for Writing
Reading An email about a place
Writing skills and and but
Writing An email about a place
31
Reading My street
Listening At a tourist office
32
Reading and listening extension
Review
—
33
SA
I don't work at night
Grammar Present simple: he / she/ it negative
Vocabulary Jobs
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /3x/
34
BB
I wake up at 4:00
Grammar Present simple: he /she/itquestions
Vocabulary Daily routine
Pronunciation Consonant groups
35
66
Everyday English
Useful language Making and accepting offers
Pronunciation Em phasising what you say 2
36
66
Skills for Writing
Reading An email about life in New York
Writing skills because and also
Writing An email about daily routine
37
Reading An article about university life
Listening A radio interview
38
Reading and listening extension
Review
V
39
7A
How much are these books?
Grammar this, that, these, those
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /b/, /p/, /g/ and /k/ 40
Vocabulary Common objects 2; Prices
7B
It’s Greg’s T-shirt
Grammar Possessive ’5; Revision of adverbs
Vocabulary Clothes and colours
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /f/ and /d3/
41
7c
Everyday English
Useful language Going shopping
Pronunciation Joining words
42
7c
Skills for Writing
Reading Online advertisements
Writing skills Commas, exclamation marks and
question marks
Writing An email request for information
43
Reading An article about clothes
Listening A shopping trip
Reading and listening extension
Review
—
44
45
8A
l was on tour with my band
Grammar Past simple: be
Vocabulary Past time expressions
Pronunciation Sentence stress: was and were in
positive sentences
46
8B
Who killed Lady Grey?
Grammar Past simple: positive
Vocabulary Free time activities
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /t/ and /d/
47
86 Everyday English
Useful language Making and responding to suggestions Pronunciation Main stress and tone
88
Reading Thank you notes
Writing skills Writing short emails, letters and notes 49
Writing A thank you note
Reading A blog
Listening A conversation about the weekend
Skills for Writing
Reading and listening extension
Review
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9A We didn’t stay in their house
48
50
51
Grammar Past simple: negative
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: The letter a
52
Grammar Past simple: questions
Vocabulary The seasons and the weather
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: The letter 0
53
Vocabulary Transport
QB
How did you get there?
9!:
Everyday English
Useful language Making and responding to requests
Pronunciation Syllables and spelling
54
90
Skills for Writing
Reading A blog about New Year
Writing skills Making the order clear
Writing An online post
55
Reading Travel stories
Listening A holiday questionnaire
56
Reading and listening extension
Review
—
57
10A I'm sitting in my flat
Grammar Present continuous: positive
Vocabulary The home
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: lif/ and /0/
58
10B Are you working?
Grammar Present continuous: negative and questions
Vocabulary Place phrases with prepositions
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /9/
59
10c Everyday English
Useful language Asking for travel information
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /19/ and leo/
60
106 Skills for Writing
Reading Messages asking for information
Writing skills Word order in questions
Writing A message asking for information
61
Reading and listening extension
Reading An email from a trip
Listening Phoning home
62
Review
—
11A She met him in 1963
63
Grammar Object pronouns
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /3x/
64
Pronunciation Sentence stress: can
65
Vocabulary Life events
113 She can pull a plane
Grammar can
Vocabulary Abilities
11G Everyday English
Useful language Talking about opinions
Pronunciation Consonant groups
66
11c Skills for Writing
Reading An email about life at university
Writing skills Pronouns
Writing An email to a friend
67
Reading and listening extension
Reading A TV review
Listening A conversation about looking for a job
68
Review
69
12A I'm going to have a long, hot bath
Grammar going to: positive and negative
Vocabulary Months and future time expressions;
Ordinal numbers
Pronunciation Sentence stress: going to
70
123 What are you going to do this
weekend?
Grammar going to: questions
Vocabulary Common verbs and collocations
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: /v/ and /w/
71
120 Everyday English
Useful language Making and accepting invitations
Pronunciation Sound and spelling: oo
72
120 Skills for Writing
Reading Invitations and replies
Writing skills Paragraphs
Writing A reply to an invitation
73
Reading and listening extension
Reading A blog: ‘New Year, New Me’
Listening A video call
74
Review
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Answer key
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E VOCABULARY Countries
a Find eight countries in the word snake.
ll GRAMMAR be: 1 / you / we
a Underline the correct words.
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1 How are you/ you are?
I’m/ l’re fine, thanks.
You not are/aren’t in London.
We’re/ We’m from Spain.
Where am / / l a m ?
A Are you OK?
No, Inoz‘ a m / I’m not.
Are you a student?
Yes, l a m / I’m.
Are you from China?
No, we am not/ aren’t.
I) Put the words in the correct order to make sentences
and questions.
1 student/a / | ’ m .
I’m a student.
2 teachers / aren’t/We .
3 the/from / I’m / n o t / USA.
4 OK/Are/you?
5 you/are/How?
6 London / w e / in / Are?
b Complete the sentences with the country names.
Use the letters in brackets.
1 Rio de Janeiro is in %
.(rabilz)
Rome and Bologna are in
Tokyo is in
. ( n a j a p)
Manchester and London are in
.(tilya)
(I e g d a n n)
.(sarusi)
Moscow is in
New York is in
.(nispa)
Barcelona is in
Beijing and Shanghai are in
(ashute)
.(hanic)
PRONUNCIATION
Long and short sounds
a m
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
she it is they're how not from
I'm Spain thanks the in hi
II GRAMMAR be: he / she / they
VOCABULARY Nationalities
a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
isshe
theyaren’t
isn’t
are-Hfiey
are
is
a Complete the crossword puzzle.
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theyare
2
3
P
1 Wheremnom?
2 A
B
3 A
B
4 A
B
5 A
B
A
Are they Italian?
Yes,
.
they Turkish?
N o , — . T h e y ’ r e Spanish.
— f r o m Australia?
Yes, she
Is he Mexican?
No, he
4
5
N
l
7
5
H
8
b Complete the conversations with is, isn’t, ’s, are,
aren’t or ’re.
9
Conversation 1
A This 1
B Where 2
% my friend Mia.
— she from? 3
10
— she
Brazilian?
A No, she 4
—
. She 5
— from Spain.
Conversation 2
A Who 6
— Bob and Mike? 7
— they
football players?
B No, they 8
—
. They 9
— tennis
players.
A 1
0
— they British?
-) Across
2
5
7
9
10
You’re from the UK. You’re
He’s from Russia. He’s
We’re from Poland. We’re
He’s from Australia. He’s
We’re from Japan. We’re
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1 They’re from Spain. They’re J a m .
B No, they 1 1 — . They 12
3
4
6
8
American.
I’m from Turkey. I’m
She’s from the USA. She’s
He’s from Italy. He’s
She’s from China. She’s
PRONUNCIATIDN
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Syllables: nationalities
a Q!!! Listen to the words in the box. Complete the
table.
Po-Hsh Russian Chinese Italian Brazilian
Turkish Japanese Spanish American Mexican
2 gables
Polish
c @m Listen and check.
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II USEFUL LANGUAGE
Meeting and greeting new people
a Underline the correct words to complete
the conversations.
Conversation l (9 am)
DEBBIE Good 1morning/ evening! How are you today?
AYLA
I’m not 2bad/ fine, thanks. And 3you/ are you?
DEBBIE
I’m 4nice/ OK, thanks.
Conversation 2 (3 pm)
JENNY
DEAN
Good 5afternoon/ evening, Dean.
Hi Jenny. 6She/ This is my friend Becky.
JENNY
BECKY
Hi Becky. How 7you are/ are you?
I'm good, 8z‘hank/ thanks you.
Nice 9to meet/ meet you.
bm
JAMES
my
% afternoon. 2
name’s Carla Watkins.
Hello, 3
James Hargreaves.
CARLA 4
— to meet you, James.
JAMES Nice to meet you 5
CARLA Oh, Greg! This 5
James Hargreaves
from Electric Blue Technology.
GREG 7 —
JAMES I'm fine, 8
GREG
d m
, James! How are you?
— you. 9
— you?
I’m good, 10
Listen and check.
stressed? Tick (J) the correct box.
1 a
How& you?
b D How are you?
2 a El I’m m, thanks.
b [I I’m fine, thanks.
3 a El S u m s youroffice.
b El 80, this isyo_urotfice.
4 a El Good evening!
b El Good evening!
5 a I:
|’_m Andya_nd this_i§ Gaston.
b lj I’m Andy and _t_|1i_s is Gaston.
b El Nice to meet you.
c Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
CARLA 1
a Gm Listen to the sentences. Which words are
6 a El Nicet_o meetm.
Listen and check.
and good hello I’m is
nice thank thanks too
PRUNUNCIATIUN Sentence stress
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READING
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Hi. My name’s Kurt Adler. I’m
correct ending for the sentences.
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Me and my friend-5
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a |:| is British.
b D isn’t British.
His friends
a |:I are from Germany.
b |:| aren't from Germany.
Lia is
a El Japanese.
D I:I Chinese.
Agnessa is from
a D Russia.
b |:I Poland.
WRITING
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a Write a profile for you. Use Kadim’s profile to help you.
a Underline the correct words.
Hello. 1my/My name’s 2kadim/ Kadim. I’m 3Turkish. / Turkish
My 4Friends/ friends are Justo and 5Emma. / Emma
Hi! My name’s
6They’re/ they’re very nice. Justo is from 7Spain/ spain and
8Emma. / Emma is 9American. / American
I! Correct the sentences.
1 He’s a student He’s in your class.
He’s a student. He’s in vour class.
2 This is diana
My teacher is canadian.
their flat is in Iondon.
I'm from poland.
We’re American We’re from Seattle.
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UNIT 1
Reading and listening extension
II READING
Read the email and match a—d
to the parts of the email 1—4.
a
b
c
d
[I saying goodbye
[I Mark’s newjob
[I greeting
[I people in Mark’s office
Read the email again. Are the
sentences true or false?
Jerry is in Australia.
Mark is in Brisbane.
Tony is Australian.
Tony and Janine are married.
Janine is a teacher.
Martin is from England.
Yoko is from Japan.
Yoko is at home in the afternoon.
Write an email to a friend
about your new English class.
Remember to say:
0 where your class is
0 who your teacher is and
where he or she is from
0 who the students are and
where they are from.
1 Hi Jerry,
How are you? How is England?
2 I'm fine. My new job in Australia is good. The office is in Brisbane and
it's in the centre of the city. Brisbane is great!
3 I’m in an office with three people: Tony, Martin and Yoko. Our office
manager is Tony. He’s not Australian. He’s from a small town in the USA,
but he’s married to an Australian woman. Her name’s Janine and she's a
teacher in a language school. Martin is Australian. He’s from Sydney, but
his home is Brisbane now. Yoko is Japanese. She’s from Osaka. She’s in
the office from 8 am to 1 pm and she’s a student at an English school in
the afternoon.
4 Say hello to all my friends in England!
Bye for now,
Mark
0
Review
II GRAMMAR
Correct the mistakes.
OONOWO‘I
1 Janka aren’t German. She’s Polish.
Janka isn’t German. She’s Polish.
2 A Where you are?
B I’m in Barcelona.
I not am a student. I’m a teacher.
A And who this is?
B This is Anton.
These are my friends. They American.
What your name?
We not Italian. We’re Mexican.
Where Sue is from?
vocABULARv
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
1 |:| They’re from UK.
They’re from the UK.
a
LISTENING
a m
Listen to the conversation. Tick (l) the
countries you hear.
Brazil
El
China
England
El
|:|
Turkey
Scotland
Russia
El
Japan
D
the USA
|:|
b m
[:I
2
3
4
5
6
7
El
|:|
[I
El
El
El
She’s Mexican.
He’s from the Russia.
She’s from the USA.
We’re Brasilian.
Are you Spainish?
I'm Japanese.
8 El He’s from Poland.
Listen again and underline the correct words.
It is morning/ evening.
Anne and Tom are at home / a t work.
Anne/ Tom is a new teacher.
Edinburgh is a city in Scot/and/ Eng/and.
Anne is from London/ Manchester.
Tom’s class is 1A/ 13.
.L
Daniela is a Brazilian/ Russ/an student.
Alim and Fehim are Spanish/ Turkish.
L
o Complete the conversation with your own ideas.
3 REVIEW YOUR RRooR
ook again at Review your progress on p.14 of the Student's
'ook. How well can you do these things now?
= very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
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~ay my name and country
he Ik about people I know
and greet new people.
DEE]
Good morning.
Hi. Are you new?
Yes, l a m . My name’s
It’s nice to meet you. I’m
Nice to meet you too.
Where are you from?
, in
Really? —
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s a nice city.
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VOCABULARY Common adjectives
a Match the marked words with the opposite adjectives
a—g.
1
It’s a big village.
a bad
2 |:| This book is boring.
b easy
3 El He’s a very good football player!
0 interesting
4 |:| Why are they happy?
5 E] This vocabulary is difficult.
d old
e sad
6 El
f
ls yourcomputer new?
7 |:| You’re right.
small
g wrong
I] Look at the pictures and complete the adjectives.
II GRAMMAR be: it’s / it isn’t
a Underline the correct words.
This is Santiago. L’s/ He’s a big city in Chile.
This is my home. It’s/ They’re a small flat.
Nina’s Russian. It’s/ She’sfrom Vyborg.
The houses are new. It isn’t/ They aren’tvery big.
\l
Adel is German. He’s/ It’s from Berlin.
A Is Barcelona a small city?
B No, it isn’t/ not.
I’m from G6reme. It’s/ She’s a town in Turkey.
8 A Are the flats in the old part of town?
B Yes, they are/ it is.
GRAMMAR Possessive adjectives
a Write the correct possessive adjective. Use the
pronoun in brackets to help you.
1 We’re from London. w
(we) house is very old.
(he) book.
4 A They’re from MOSCOW-
B What are —
(they) names?
5 I’m Bruno. I’m from Italy b u t — (I) mother is
English.
6 This is my friend. She’s from China and
(she) name is Jia.
10
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling' /h/
2 A What's —
(3’0”) name?
B "m Celine. "m from Paris.
3 Where’s John? This is —
n
.
a GE] Listen to the words in the box. Do they have the
/h/ sound? Complete the table.
this he she China his her hello
what who happy that
phone
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VOCABULARY Common objects 1
II GRAMMAR Plural nouns
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a Underline the correct spelling.
citys / cit_ies
ticketes / tickets
watches / watchs
bottle of waters/ bottle of water
knifes / knives
countries / countrys
boys/ boyes
babies / babys
villages / villagees
keys / keyes
a Look at the picture. Write the words.
1 a
bag
2 ab
3 k
4 an u
5 ap
6 a—
o
f water
GRAMMAR have
a Put the words in the correct order to complete the
conversation.
JESSICA Oh no!
TIMO
What is it?
JESSICA
TIMO
My bag! It’s at home!
Oh no. 1pen /you / have / a I d o ?
D0 vou have a pen?
JESSICA No, I don’t!
TIMO
Here you are. 2pens / two/ I / have .
JESSICA
Thanks.
TIMO
And 3you / a / dictionary / do / have?
JESSICA Yes, 4dictionary/ have / a / | .
TIMO
JESSICA
Good.
Timo, 5have / you / o f / bottle / do / a /water?
TIMC
No, I don’t. Sorry. But 6| /apple / an / have!
JESSICA
No thanks, Timo!
I] VOCABULARY Numbers 1
a m
Listen a n d write the correct number.
1 l have Atty—books.
2
3
4
5
6
— a p p l e s , please.
l have —
bags.
— e g g s , please.
Do you have —
tickets?
—
bottles of water, please.
5 PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /s/, /z/ and /1z/
a m
Listen to the words in the box. Is the final sound
/s/, /z/ or /Iz/? Complete the table.
knives villages students newspapers
tickets books watches bottles houses
Sound ‘2 g]
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ll USEFUL LANGUAGE
Asking for and giving personal
information
a Complete the questions. Use the letters in brackets.
1 What's y o u r fl ? (s d a cl r e s)
2 How do you —
that? (I s p | e)
3 What's your
7
(onmenupberh)
4 What’s your
7
(sedmdaeilars)
5 What’s your
7
(tinrsafem)
b Complete the conversation with the questions
in the box.
How do you spell that?
What’s your phone number?
What’s your address?
Wha‘t-‘s-yotrr-sumame?
A 1What’5 vour surname?
B It’s Milner.
A 2
B M-l-L-N-E-R.
A 3
B It's 39 Oak Street, Brighton.
4
A
B It's 07896 7421019.
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Listen and check.
(I Complete the conversation.
A What’s your1
surname
7
B Z—Gibbins.
A 3
— do you spell that?
B G-I-B-B-I-N-S.
— your phone number?
B 5
— 09745 833081.
A What’s youremail 6 — ?
B 7—alice888@zipmail.com.
E PRUNUNCIATIUN Tone in questions
a m
e m i Listen and check.
Listen to the questions. Does the tone go up
(7') or down (5!) at the end? Tick the correct box.
12
How are you?
Is it a village?
What's your surname?
What’s your address?
Can you spell that?
What’s the spelling?
Are you from a big city?
Is this your phone?
Where are you from?
What’s your email address?
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OUR PEOPLE
a Read the Information. Complete the
form wrth the words In the box.
Hi. My name’s Kerry Stewart. I’m from the USA. Perth’s
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a great c1ty and I’m very happy here! My office IS 1n the
Stewart American Office
Gem Building in White Street. I’m in Room 745 with Kadjm
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Baydar and Sandro Alessi. Our office phone number is
745
9178
8969. My email address is kerryo1 78 @powermail.com.
First name:
1 4 %
Surname:
2
Nationality:
3
Home address:
Flat 2, 28 Village Avenue, Perth
Mobile phone number:
07756 435028
Office address:
Room 4 — , The
5
Building, White Street,
Penh
6
— phone number:
Email address:
The alphabet and spelling
a Underline the letter with the different
sound.
J
K
B
2 B
C
D
F
M
N
4 O
Q
5 I
X
3
G
U
.
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offis
emale
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Home address:
b Correct the spelling.
bottel
flie—
hapy
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First name:
Nationality:
Y
fone
addres
villige
a Complete the form with information about you.
Surname:
Z
spel
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WRITING
WRITING SKILLS
1 A
8969
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Phone number:
Email:
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UNIT 2
Reading and listening extension}?
ll READING
a Read the text. Tick (J) the correct summary 1—4.
1 El Emily and Mark are married. They are managers in
Hull. They have a house in a village near Hull.
2 [I Emily and Mark are married. They have a house in
Hull. Mark is a manager in a small town near Hull.
3 El Emily and Mark have a house in Hull. They are
receptionists in a big office in Hull.
4 El Mark is a receptionist in Hull. He is married to Emily.
They have a house in a town near Hull.
Read the text again. Tick (I) the correct answer.
1 Is Hull a small town?
a CI Yes, it is.
b
No, it isn’t.
ABOUT
2 Is Hull Old?
a [I Yes, it is.
b D No, it isn’t.
My name is Mark Smith and | work in Hull in England. Hull is a big
3 Is it a boring place?
city with 260,000 people. It's old and it has an interesting history.
a D Yes, it is.
b I:
I'm a receptionist in an office in the centre of Hull. My office is in a
No, it isn’t.
1
-
nice part of the city. It's near a big park.
-
7
4 I: “Erasesfiici: near an airport.
My home isn't in Hull, it's in Brough. Brough is a small town
b D No ’it isn’t
near Hull with 7,000 people. It's a nice town with a park, two
5 Is Brough a big town?
.
a D Yes it is.
supermarkets and a hotel. I'm married to Emily and we have
.
two children.
b D NO' it isn’t.
6 '5 Em” and Mark’s house new?
a D Yes, it is.
. ,
b CI No, It Isn’t.
_
Our house is in the centre of Brough. It’s a small house and it's
new. It isn't near the park, but it is near one of the supermarkets.
.
.
.
,
| m very happy here. I have a lot of friends In Brough and In Hull,
, , .
,
and myJob Isn t boring!
7 Is their house near a supermarket?
a D Yes, it is.
b D No, it isn’t.
8 Is Mark happy?
a CI Yes, he is.
b CI No, he isn’t.
Write about your home. Think about these questions:
Where is your home?
Is your home big or small? Is it old or new?
Is your home in a town, a city or a village?
Is your town, city or village interesting or boring?
What is near your home?
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vest.
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II GRAMMAR
LISTENING
a m
Listen. Complete the sentences with the words in
the box.
one desk
two desks
Listen again. Match pictures a—c to speakers 1—3.
1 El Darren
2 E] Paula
Correct the mistakes.
1 Is this you computer?
ls this your computer?
three desks
1 Speaker 1, Darren, has
2 Speaker 2, Paula, has
3 Speaker3, Jamie, has
b m
Review
3 El Jamie
l have three watch.
They’re a beautiful village.
Beijing is a big cities.
This is Kira and Paul and this is they’re house.
My flat is in an old part of town. They’re very small.
Where’s Anna? This is she’s bag.
Where are the knifes?
VOCABULARY
Correct the spelling.
1 eigt tickets
eight tickets
smal bottles of water
thirten flats
an intresting city
twelv phones
beatiful houses
an old umbrela
funy books
c m
Listen again. What does each person have on their
desk? Complete the table with the words in the box.
Speaker 2: Paula
knife
Speaker
,
(I Write about your desk. Use the Audioscript on p.82
to help you. Think about these questions:
Where is your desk?
Is your desk old or new?
Is your desk big or small?
What is on your desk?
ook. How well can you do these things now?
= very well
2 2 well
1 = not so well
f CAN ...
t. lk about my home town
Ik about possessions and common objects
for and give personal information.
E D D
apple glass ofwater keys handbag
laptop newspaper phone umbrella
What isn’t on your desk?
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ll GRAMMAR
Present simple: I / you / we / they
1b
Underline the correct words.
2
1
2
3
4
We fruit eat/ eat fruit every day.
Do you eat/ You eat bread?
They no eat/ don’t eat eggs.
A Do you like vegetables?
B No, don’t/[don’t
Like you/ Do you like fish?
A Do you like meat?
B No, we don ’2‘ like/ don '2‘.
I don ’t like/ not like rice.
8 A Do you like fruit?
B Yes, I do/ like.
3
4
5
5
7
8
9
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bm
1o
11
Listen and check.
Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
do
like
DUNCAN
RAJIT
DUNCAN
RAJIT
DUNCAN
RAJIT
dm
don’t
you eat doyou
r
e
like-meat
don’teat
Mmm! I 1
M
! I eat meat every day!
Really? I 2
— meat.
Oh, you don’t eat meat. D0 3
— fish?
No, I 4 — .
5
— eat eggs?
Yes, I 6
I7
eggs.
Listen and check.
VOCABULARY Food 1
a Write the words under the pictures.
meat vegetables fish milk tea cola
bread rice coffee fruitjuice eggs fruit
-) Across
2 C
— is a drink. It’s from Brazil,
Colombia and other countries.
6 V
— are food. They’re good for you.
7 W
— is a drink. It’s good for you.
10 E
— are food from chickens.
11 C
— is a drink. It isn't very good for
you!
4v Down
1
3
4
5
8
Lots of people eat bread— every day.
F — j u i c e is a drink.
F
— is food. It’s an animal in the sea.
M
— is food from animals.
R
— is food. It’s from China, India
and other countries.
9 Lots of people drink t
— every day.
PRONUNCIATIUN Sound and
spelling: /ix/, /1/ and /a1/
a QB] Listen to the words in the box.
What sound do the marked letters have?
Complete the table.
my tea this rice milk is
l we like Italy meat key
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be)
Sound 2/1/
(eg. it)
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(e.g. by)
my
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II GRAMMAR Adverbs of frequency
a Underline the correct words.
a Look at the clocks and complete the times. Use the
1 We sometimes have/ have sometimes eggs for breakfast.
2
3
4
5
6
words in the box.
| eat never/ never eat biscuits at work.
You have usual/y/ usually have a sandwich for lunch.
They have a/ways/ always have cake at the weekend.
I sometimes eat/ eat sometimes an apple at lunchtime.
l have never/ never have dinner at 7:00.
eleven
half
olclock
past
quarter (x2)
ten
to
h Look at the table and complete the sentences.
Use always, usual/y, sometimes or never and the
present simple of the verbs in brackets.
never eat
1
2
3
4
5
6
fish. (eat)
lunch in a café. (eat)
rice for lunch. (eat)
lunch at work. (have)
cereal for breakfast. (have)
dinner at home. (have)
_
3 quarter—
4 _
—
t
o one
seven
eat fish
' x
eat lunch in a café ‘ every day
eat rice for lunch
on Wednesdays and Saturdays
7.
.
l
have lunch at work
x
have cereal
on Mondays, Tuesdays,
for breakfast
5
SM
Wednesdays, Thursdays and
Fridays
have dinner
at home
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every day
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VOBABULARY Food 2
a Underline the correct words to complete the
conversations.
1 A What fruit do you like?
B Apples and sandwiches/ potatoes/ bananas.
2 A Would you like a biscuit/ a butter/ an orange with your
coffee?
B No thanks.
3 A A sandwich/ pizza/ tomato is a vegetable.
B No, it isn’t. It's a fruit!
4 A We have bread, butter and eggs.
B Good! An egg sandwich / A cake/An apple for me,
please.
5 A
B
6 A
B
bm
A cheese and tomato app/e/ pizza/ ice cream, please.
Certainly.
Is this fruitjuice?
Yes, it’s cake/ orange/ cheesejuice.
Listen and check.
5
W3
7 —
b m
n
past one
8 —
past one
Listen and check.
PRONUNCIATION
Sound and Spelllng: /ax/ and /ox/
a m
‘
_
Listen to the words In the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
.
moi-11mg
afternoon
half
past
always
four water class banana small
Sound 2 I “ ,
(e.g. your)
morning
Underline the correct words to complete the
conversation.
WAITER
SAM
WAITER
SAM
WAITER
SAM
WAITER
SAM
WAITER
Good afternoon.
Hello. 1/ have/ I’d likea cup of tea, please.
Certainly. And to 2eat/ drink?
3I’d like/ [like a cheese sandwich, please.
With tomato?
No, thanks. And 4I’d/ can / have some chocolate
cake and a glass 5wafer/ of water too, please?
Of course! That’s £11, please.
OK. Here 6you are/ are you.
Thank you.
0) 3.8 Listen and check.
E PRONUNCIATIUN Sentence stress
a m
Listen to the sentences. Which words are
stressed? Tick (I) the correct box.
1 a El a piecepf pizza
b
a piece of pizza
II USEFUL LANGUAGE
Ordering and paying in a café
a Complete the expressions with the words in the
box.
cola
sandwich
a cup of
4
coffee
are
course
cake
%
|:| a Qp of tea
|:| a glass 01%
I:I a glass of mlk
I:I a piece of chocolate cake
b Complete the conversation with the sentences in
the box.
No, thanks.
Can I have a cup of coffee, please?
OK. Thank you very much.
WAITRESS
Good morning.
NANCY
1Hello. I’d Iikea iece ffr i
WAITRESS
Certainly. And to drink?
NANCY
2
WAITRESS
NANCY
WAITRESS
NANCY
WAITRESS
Of course. With milk?
3
Here you are. That’s £6.50, please.
4
Thank you.
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Listen and check.
a cup of coffee
a c_up of coffee
a glass of water
a glass of water
a piece of cheese
a piece of cheese
a glass ofm: iuice
a glass of fruit iuice
L] acupoffia
a piece of
here you
a glass of
a cheese
of
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D
D
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D
D
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k
l
|:| a piece of chocolate cake
n a bat
II READING
a Read the text messages. Are the
sentences true or false?
Tony's with a friend from Poland.
Kaspar’s funny.
Esther’s at work.
Felix and Esther are students.
Omar likes his work.
Clara’s at work.
i Lisa, I’m in a café with
Kaspar. He’s my new friend.
He’s Polish. He’s very funny!
“ k soon, Tony
a
\,
f’e’s a student in my class. We like 0
w teacher very much. She’s from
WRITING
WRITING SKILLS Contractions
a Write the full form of the contractions.
1 I’m
4
L
a Write a text message to a friend. Think about these
questions:
2 She isn’t
—
0 Where are you?
3 He’s
—
0 Are you at work?
4 We don't
5 They aren’t
—
0 Who are you with?
\
6 It’s
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b Complete the text messages with the words in
brackets. Use contractions.
1 Hi Emre,
F —(I m
am) in a café with Julio and
Marta. —
(they are) really nice! See you later,
I
l
Ana
2 Hi Freda, —
(we are) at the restaurant.
(You are not) here! Where are you? TIIde
3 Hi Danny, I
I:
I
I
— (do not) like work! It’s boring!
Kira
\
_ (we are) in Rome.
(It is) a beautiful city! Talk later, Linda
5 Hi G r e g , _ _ (I am) at work with Yuri.
4 Hi Mel, _
(He is not) very happy. See you later, Sol
6 Hi Matt, —
teacher is boring. Fay
(I am not) happy today. My
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ll READING
I
a Read about meals in Italy. Underline the correct
words to complete the sentences.
1 In Italy, people _eg_f/ don’t eata lot of fruit and vegetables.
2 Italians drink a lot of fea/ coffee.
3 They like/ don’t like meat and fish.
4 They usually have three/ four meals every day.
5 Italian people have/ don ’2‘ have pasta every day.
6 Fora lot of people, the big meal is in the
afternoon / evening.
.
_
_
My name 13 Mama and I’m Itallan. In Italy, people eat
different foods. We like pasta and pizza, but we don’t eat
them every day. We like a lot of different meat and fish.
b Read the text again. Are the sentences true or false?
1 Breakfast is at 9:00.
And we eat alot of fruit and vegetables.
In my family, we have three meals a day. Breakfast is at
2 Maria and her family have coffee and cereal for breakfast.
eight o’clock. We eat fette biscottate, a type of breakfast
3 On work days, Maria and her friends have lunch in the
bread, and have coffee with milk. Italian people usually
office.
4 At weekends, Maria has lunch with her family.
drink a lot of coffee!
,
,
5 A panin0 is a pizza.
On work days, my lunch 18 always at one o clock. I never
6 Dinner is at 8:30.
7 They sometimes have pasta for dinner.
have lunch in my office. I usually have a panino (that’s
a sandwich) or a slice of pizza with my friends in a café
8 They often have cake in the morning
near the office. At the weekend I have lunch at home with
my family.
Dinner is the big meal of the day for a lot of Italians. In
my family, we always have dinner at half past eight. We
have rice or pasta, then fish with vegetables. We don’t
eat a lot of meat. After dinner, we usually have fruit and
coffee, but at the weekend we sometimes have cake.
0 Write about the meals you have every day.
Think about these questions:
0 How many meals do you have?
0 What time do you have your meals?
0 What do you usually have for breakfast, lunch
and dinner?
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0
Review
[I GRAMMAR
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
Do you like eggs?
D I never eat cake.
D We have sometimes pizza.
|:| They don’t like ice cream.
[I llike fruit.
[:I | not like cheese.
[I You like meat?
I:I They eat usually pizza for lunch.
VOCABULARY
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
1 E] I like vegtables.
I like vegetables.
|:| We have lunch at 12:45 pm.
E LISTENING
a W
Listen to the conversation. Tick (J) the food
and drink words you hear.
cheese
meat
|:I
egg
|:|
fish
chocolate
|:I
I:I
tea
|:|
fruit juice
water
We eat rise for lunch every day.
|:I
D
[I
El
D
Do you have an apple?
I never eat biscits.
We have a breakfast at 7:30 am.
Idon't like cake.
That sanwich is very big!
|:I
E]
Listen again. Tick (I) who says the sentences.
—li—
E
1 I never eat cheese.
John
lgl
b m
I:I
|:|
banana
ice cream
D
a
/
Do you like eggs?
I like eggs.
| eat a lot of tomatoes.
I don’t eat a lot of chocolate.
I usually drink tea.
Idon't like hot drinks.
0 Write about fOOd and drinks YOU like and don’t like.
Use these expressions:
3 REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
ook again at Review your progress on p.14 of the Student's *
'ook. How well can you do these things now?
| eat a lot of
Idon’t drink a lot of
Inever eat
= very well
2 = well
_ CAN . . .
I always drink
way what I eat and drink
ll: Ik about food and meals
‘rder and pay in a café.
1 = not so well
DEE]
| always have orange juice for breakfast.
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VOCABULARY Common verbs
Present simple: Wh- questions
3 Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
a Tick (J) the correct words to complete the sentences.
1 YOU
1 live/where/do/you?
Wheredovoulive?
a El live
b
2 We
3 lunchleat/what/for/you/do?
7
.
4 are/names/theIr/what.
5 d o / s t u d / w h e r e / ou?
3 |—
a |:| meet
y
6 at / when / she / work / ’s?
b Underline the correct words.
b |:| study
my friends every day.
b |:| go
football.
b El play
4 We
a El go
5 I
—
a
C D meet
0 El work
c D work
c D
speak
t an English language school.
a El go
b |:I live
6 We
a El go
to the gym every day.
b |:I study
c D teach
c El teach
Complete the crossword puzzle.
1 What time is/are/fl: you go to the gym?
2 What languages is/ are/ do you speak?
1w
2
3 What is/are/dothe time?
4
5
6
7
8
speak
Japanese.
a El meet
2 ’s/flat/your/where?
y
Spanish-
0
When i s / a r e / d o you meet yourfriends?
Where i s / a r e / d o y o u from?
Where is/ are/ do the university?
When is/ are/ do you at home?
What is/are/ do you study?
3
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4
r
k
5
6
7
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2 They
4 |
to school every day.
English, German and Russian.
5 |
young children in a small school.
6 We
tennis every day.
Jr Down
1 |
work
in a factory.
3 |
4 We
7 You
my friends afterschool.
English at a language school.
in a big house.
PRONUNCIATIUN Sentence stress
a m
Listen to the sentences and underline the
stressed words.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Where do you M?
Do you speak French?
Do you work in a factory?
What do you study?
Do you go to the gym?
When do you have lunch?
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Present simple: he / she / it positive
a Underline the correct words.
VOCABULARY Family and people
a Look at the family tree. Complete the sentences with
the words in the box.
Pablo haves/Les an international family.
My dad teachs/ teaches at the university.
Debbie lives/ livs in a big house.
Sandro works/ workes in an office.
My brother studys/ studies at high school.
Lisa plays / p/ayes the guitar.
Ryan speakes/ speaks Chinese.
My mum goes / gos to the gym every day.
brother
mother
.
Gary is Natalie’s
Jane is Simon’s
Ron and Mary are Laura’s
Simon is Natalie’s
Lesley is Ron’s
Simon is Gary’s
Natalie is Jamie’s
Laura is Lesley’s
Dean _ l l ' k L tennis and football. (like)
ll PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: lo/
a m
Listen and tick (I) the words that have the
a Write the numbers i n words.
|_:
fifty-one
O L O U J N O W U ' l - w I — l
/6/ sound.
VOCABULARY Numbers 2
51
27
45
89
34
98
66
100
72
daughter father husband
parents sister son wife
Gary is Jane’s m
b Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verbs in brackets.
My sister —
to the cinema every weekend. (go)
Jack —
Italian at university. (study)
Mandy —
a sister and two brothers. (have)
My brother —
cola every day. (drink)
My mum —
young children. (teach)
William —
at home. (work)
My friend Sonya —
in Berlin. (live)
Jamie
Natalie
Simon
she
that
right
father
mother
three
they
the
eight
brother
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[1 JENNY Nice picture!
D
5'
JENNY They’re lovely! Thank you.
JENNY Do you have photos of your family?
D JENNY Can I see them?
D
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ll USEFUL LANGUAGE
Asking and talking about photos
a Underline the correct words to complete the
conversation.
CATH
AMY
1Can [566/ Do you have photos of your home?
Yes, 2i d0/ d0.
CATH
AMY
3Can Isee/ This is them?
Sure. 4Th/s is/ This my flat
AMY
CATH
AMY
My brother Harry.
6Great/ ls greatphoto!
Thanks. Here’s another picture of my flat.
CATH
7lt/ It’s really nice.
CATH 5Who does/ Who's this?
b m
Listen and check.
d
a
SEAN
SEAN
And this is .me with my mum and my sister.
Sure. This is my dad and my brother.
D “A" Yes! “1°-
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PRONUNC IATION
sound and spelling: /1J”/ and /dfy/
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
a m
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
.
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Grange question cheap page child Japan
Germany manager picture watch
Sound 2 ld5/
(e.g. change)
orange
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This is my brother Lucio and his beautiful son Joel. Joel is six years old.
They’re at home in this picture. They live in a big house in Milan - it’s very
nice. Lucio works with computers. He has an office in the city centre.
His wife isn't in the photo. Her name’s Vanessa. She’s Brazilian. She
' Aches at the university in Milan. She's very funny. They're a happy fa,...3
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b Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
1 his daughters/this/is / m y friend /with .
a Read about the photo. Underline the correct answers.
1 Joel iss_ix/thirty—s/x.
This is ”N 1°Fiend with his dauahter‘a
2 family/love/a/they’re.
.
2 Lucio and Joel have a small/ big home.
y
3 They live in Italy/ Brazil.
3 here/ ' / "V9 / d0“-
4 Lucio works with chi/dren/ computers.
5 Lucio is/ isn’tmarried.
1
4 Ruben and Cara/these/chlldren/ a r e / m y .
1
.
6 Vanessa isa university teacher/ student.
7 She lives in/ is from Brazil.
.
5 a / MeXIco/have/flat/small / | / C | t y / I n .
8 Vanessa, Lucio and Joel are/ aren’t happy.
6 English / a t / sister/ m y / university / studies .
WRITING SKILLS Word order
WRITING
a Tick (J) the correct sentences.
1 Z
we donktévorfi'
3 Write a caption for a favourite photo of you with your
e wor on '
2 a C] We have a big meal in the evening.
b D
friends or family. Remember to give information
about:
We have In the evening a big meal.
.
3 a El They don’t have a pencil in their bag.
b E] They don’t have in their bag a pencil.
4 a
b
5 a
b
El
|:|
E]
E]
who the people are
. where they are
. what job or studies they do.
We play at school football.
We play football at school.
I like in my tea sugar.
I like sugar in my tea.
6 a CI She doesn’t in London work.
b CI She doesn’t work in London.
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UNIT4
Reading and listening extension
ll READING
a Read the email and match the
people 1—6 to the places a—f.
1
Daniel
El
.
a Warsaw
2 El Eileen
.
3 El Elizabetta
.
4 El Greg and Maria
b Moscow
.
c Edinburgh
.
d San Francnsco
6 [I Tom
f Washington
5 El Jon
,
e Mexico City
_
,
b Read the email again. Complete the
f a m i l y tree w i t h t h e names i n the box.
.
Jeff Anna 0| a El-rzabetta
Maria
Daniel
g
Greg
Tom
Hi Eileen,
Thanks for your email. I love the photos of your family. You have a big
family! My family is small. Here’s a new photo of us on holiday.
I’m with my husband, Greg, our daughter, Linda, and our son, Jeff. My
.
.
.
,
l have two brothers, Daniel and Jon. They aren t In the photo. Daniel
is an English teacher in Mexico City and Jon lives in Moscow. Jon’s
W''fe, Anna, is Russian and they have a daughter. Her name’s Olga.
We sometimes see them in the holidays. Olga is five and she speaks
Russian and English very well.
1 Q Elizabetta + 2Vii
7*
c Draw your family tree and write about
the people in your family. Say:
0 their names and ages
0 what they do (job or studies)
0 where they live.
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He s from San FranCIsco, but my mother comes from Warsaw in Poland.
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reg an
we In as mg on WI o u r c l ren. reg wor s In a n o Ice
and I’m a teacher (as you know). Greg’s parents live in Washington, too,
so we see them one or two days a week, but my mum and dad are in
California. We usually have holidays with them.
Maria
3f
.
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Write soon and tell me more about your life in Edinburgh.
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[I GRAMMAR
Correct the mistakes.
1 Where you study?
Where do you study?
He work in Barcelona.
She haves two brothers.
What your name is?
Her husband gos to work in the evening.
My sister studys German.
Where live you?
Where you from?
D) 4.6 Listen to the conversation. Put the subjects in
the order you hear them.
E]
|:]
|:I
|:I
a holiday
language lessons
working at a university
parents
studying at a university
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VOCABULARY
L'Ste” again and wig—em the correct words.
Bob/ Kergy has a job.
mistakes.
Bob/ Ker/ylives in London.
BOb/
Bob/
Bob/
Bob/
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
I teach children
1
2 |:I Our English class has six woman and two men.
El I speak Italian
3
.
.
.
4 El My Sister istwenty and five years old.
Ker/y StUdles. at univerSIty.
Kerryworks In Hong Kong.
Kerry lives in a house.
Kerry has language classes.
5 [I
Bab! Kern/is on holiday. .
Bobs/ Keriys parents live in France.
0 Complete the conversation with your own ideas.
A Hi, —
B
HGIIO, —
I study at high school.
6 I:I Their son is thirty-three and their daugter is thirty-five.
El His mother is hundred years old.
7
8
D I meet mteresnng peoples at work.
l
_ How a r e you?
A I’m fine, thanks. I’m a student a
now.
B Really? What subject do you —
A —
_ Where do you —
3
t
— University
?
now?
B llive i n — a n d l w o r k — a n
Office.
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= very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
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alk about my life and ask about others
your parents?
A They’re fine. They live in —
B Really? That’s great.
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I. CAN - u n
A That’s good.
B HOW —
REVIEW Y O U R PROGRESS
now.
l3: Ik about my family
«k and talk about photos.
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VOCABULARY Places in a town
ll GRAMMAR
there is
/
there are:
P
ositive
a Write the words under the pictures.
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
park
1 here / there / ’s / school / one .
school
There’s one school here.
hospital shop hotel
bank
station
restaurant
2 teachers / two / there / are .
3 cars/are/few / a /there.
4 a /there/’s/sma|| / museum.
5 are /families/ten / t h e r e .
6 there / old / an / ’s / hospital.
bm
Listen and check.
0 Complete the sentences with there’s or there are.
1
There are
lots of people.
2
a good cafe in the old town.
3
an interesting shop on this street.
4 — a b o u t 50 families.
5 —
a few new homes and flats.
6
a very small school.
7
72 big houses.
8
one bank.
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /ux/ and /A/
a m
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
few butter sometimes supermarket school
beautiful pool love who funny mother
Sound 1 luxl
Elfig- you)
few
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(e.g. cup)
study
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beach café cinema
8
swimming pool
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VOCABULARY Hotels
II GRAMMAR there is / there are:
negative and questions
a Complete the sentences. Use the letters in brackets.
a Tick (I) the correct words to complete the sentences.
1 There i s n ' t — in the room.
(a h b t)
.
a El restaurant
3 There aren’t —
a E] a big room
6 Is there —
a D a bank
o
r my bed,
here but I
_
3 There’s free
b E] restaurants
don’t have my computer with me. (f i i w)
4 The —
on the f'FSt floor.
s very good and there’s lots of hot
’
water. (0 rw s h e)
b D any big rooms
for meetings on the second
5 There’s a big —
here.
4 There aren’t any —
a El car park
5 Is there
a El a café
please? (n e k l a b t)
.
In this town?
2 Are there any good
f
2 Its very cold. Can I have a —
b El two TVs
a TV
a
1 There’s a big—m but there isn't any hot water.
b |:| car parks
near here?
b El any cafes
floor. (0 m or)
, please? I want to go to the
6 Can I have a —
SWImmtng pool. (0 w e It)
7 A Where’s the car?
, .
.
near the station?
(prackra)
on the bed. (w o l p l i)
B ltsm the
8 There’s one small —
b El banks
b Underline the correct words to complete the
b Complete the crossword puzzle.
conversations.
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a 21;
h
Conversation 1
A 1There is/ Is therea bath in the room?
B No, there 2isn’t/ aren’t. But there 3are/ isa shower.
Conversation 2
A There 4aren’t any/ isn’ta hotels in this town.
3
B Oh.
A 5There aren’t any/ There’s a hostel on King Street. It’s very
good.
B OK. Thanks.
4
Conversation 3
B Is there 6any/ a car park for this hotel?
6
5
7
A Yes, 7there is/ is there.
B 8Are there any/ Is there an empty rooms on the ground
floor?
A No, there 9aren’t/ isn’t. Sorry. There 10are/ isn’t lots of
empty rooms on the top floor.
B Oh
No thanks.
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Listen and check.
1 I often sit in a A
PRDNUNBIATION
Sound and S ellin :
P
g /I/
a
am
sound
;
Listen and tick (I) the words that have the /I/
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bfith
5 9W”
t hot waterto relax.
.
3 Sorry: there 'Sn'tany hotwater
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1 A I’m cold.
El
El
3 China
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5 she
El
El
6 sure
c
3 There are lots of cars in the car
4 A Jason’s at the swimming pool.
B Has he got h i s — ?
A Oh no! It’s on his bed.
6 A Can I have a —
?
7 E“, h
8 inns
9 museum
10 5m?
11 station
El
12 Cinema
D
El
B Put a —
o
n the bed.
2 Do you like watching films on _
D
E
3 A There are three b i g — o n my bed.
B Give me one for my head.
5 A There isn’t any
-
I:I
cinema?
El
_ or at the
B Oh, that’s OK — I don’t have a phone or a computer with me!
7 We need two —
a
t the hotel. One for my parents
and one for my brother and me.
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Asking and saying where things are
a Complete the sentences and questions with the
words in the box.
it’s
1
near
where‘s
Where’s
there
there’s
the hospital?
2 Is —
a park near here?
3 Are there any restaurants —
4
one in this street.
5
in the next street.
here?
Complete the conversation with the sentences
in the box.
OK. And is there a museum near here?
Oh yes! Great! Thanks for your help.
Excuse-mercan-you-hel-p-me?
Is there a cinema near here?
1Excuse me. can vou help me?
Yes, of course.
2
No, I’m sorry there aren’t any cinemas near here.
But there are two in the city centre.
3
Yes, there is. It’s in this street. Just over there.
4
No problem.
PRONUN CIATION
EmphaSiSing What You say 1
G @3 Listen and check.
d
Complete the 1conversatlon. ete one word In each gap.
A Excusezmev
4
B Yes, 0f
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g
3 '
YO“ he'p me?.
A Are there any hotels —
A Oh, good. And are there 5
—
— street.
, there aren’t.
A OK. Thanks 7
— your help.
B 8
— problem.
m
Listen and check.
2
— hostels — cheap
hostels?
B No, I’m 6
1 a El Itsl a very good hotel.
here?
B Yes, there are. There’s one in the 4
a m
Listen to the sentences. Which words are
stressed? Tick (I) the correct box.
It’s a my good hotel.
b
a D
b
|,
as E
I
0t today;
El Its so hotmy.
3 a El I’m w
b
h
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El l’m reallym.
4 a [I This room’s really nice.
b |:| This room’s really nice.
5 a El It’s a very bigm.
b
D It’s a m big school.
a [I This TV iss_o Old!
b El This TV is so m!
a E] The museum’s really boring.
b E] The museum’s really boring.
a CI The car park’s very small.
b E] The car park’sm small.
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II READING
a Read the email. Are the sentences true or false?
The hotel is near the station.
Marnie and Kalina don’t like the hotel.
Marnie and Kalina like the things in their room.
The hotel is expensive,
The hotel has lots of empty rooms.
Marnie and Kalina like the hotel manager.
There’s a restaurant in the hotel.
Marnie and Kalina play the guitar in the evening.
WRITING SKILLS and and b a t
a Tick (l) the correct ending for the sentences.
1 | live in Rome but
Hi Lexi
We’re at the Station Hotel. It isn’t a big new hotel
near the station — it's an old station near the beach!
It's great! The rooms are small but they're very good.
Our room is on the first floor. We have beautiful
flowers in the room and there are lots of pillows and
blankets on the beds. It isn’t cheap but we're only
here for three nights.
There are lots of people here. There aren't any empty
rooms! All the people are very friendly and the
manager’s nice. In the evenings we have dinner in the
Old Station restaurant. It’s in the hotel. The food is
good and an old man plays the guitar.
See you soon,
Marnie a n d Kalina
a El lspeakltalian.
b
Idon’t speak Italian.
The cinema’s big but
a El it’s very old.
b |:| it’s great.
The high school is good and
WRITING
a Imagine that you are in a hotel in a new town. Write
a El he’d like to study there.
an email to a friend. Describe the hotel and the town.
b I:l he wouldn’t like to study there.
The café has great cakes and
a El it’s got free wi-fi.
b E] it hasn’t got free wi-fi.
There isn’t a bookshop but
a El there is a library.
b |:I there isn’t a library.
6 My office is nice and
a El it isn’t near my house.
b El it’s near my house.
I) Complete the sentences with and or but.
1 There’s a bath A
there’s a shower.
2 The room is small —
it’s OK.
3 There’s a supermarket in the next street
.is
it isn’t very big.
The city is beautiful —
it’s boring.
The hotel has big rooms — t h e y ’ r e very
beautiful.
There’s a café on the ground floor
there’s a TV room on the first floor.
It’s a lovely hotel —
any empty rooms.
There’s a shower —
hot water!
they don’t have
there isn’t any
see yo” 300”
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Reading and listening extension
ll READING
a Read the texts. Tick (I) the places you read about.
d
if.”
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1 a bank
D
_
2 a SWimming W
D
| work in the town centre but I live in Station Road.
3
4
€55
7
8
Station Road isn’t near the town centre but it is a
nice place.There are about 60 houses and there’s
a SChOOI, and a shop where | buy bread every day.
There’s also a little park near the station. It has an
ice cream shop and in summe r I someti mes take
D
D
E
[I
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a cinema
a hospltal
gzgtepark
a museum
a park
9 a SChOOI
have ice cream.
to the park and we
my son
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.
|:|
10 a supermarket
b Read the texts again. underline the correct words
to complete the sentences.
03 (J'l
1
2
3
4
| live on Holly Road with my wife and daughter. It’s
not a very interesting place to live but it’s easy to
Daria/fiew/ Ellen lives near a supermarket.
Daria/ Gerry/ Ellen doesn’t have any children.
The hospital is on Holly Road/ High Street/ Station Road
Holly Road/ High Street/ Station Road is a good place ' '
to see films.
.
get to work because I work at Holly Road Hospital.
There are lots of offices and flats in my road but
there aren’t any shops or restaurants. It isn't a
problem — there’s a big supermarket near Holly
Road and there are lots of buses to the town centre.
The park is near Holly Road / High Street/ Station Road}:2
\l
There’s a station/ museum/ park on High Street.
Daria takes her son to the swimming poo/l
ice cream shop/ cinema in summer.
8 There are lots of shops/ cafés/ offices near Gerry’s home
| live and work on High Street, in the centre of
the town.There are lots of different shops and
0 Write about your street. Think about these questions'
cafés here and two bookshops. | work in the
What is the name of your street?
Where is your street?
What is there in or near your street?
Is it an interesting place to live or work?
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bookshop near the museum.When I’m not at work,
I sometimes go to the cinema. High Street is a
good place to live. My flat is on the first floor and
I sometimes sit and watch the people in the street.
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Information
Centre
II GRAMMAR
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
1 El There is a park here?
Is there a park here?
D There is two cinemas.
|:|
E LISTENING
a
Listen to Mike and a receptionist at a tourist
office. Are the sentences true or false?
1
2
3
4
b m
It is summer.
There are lots of empty rooms.
Mike has a lot of money.
Mike chooses a room at the Star Hostel.
Listen again. Complete the table with the
words in the box.
café cheap friendly expensive free wi-fi
neart-he—beach small clean rooms rooms with baths
TVs in rooms free breakfast near the station
rooms with showers
There aren’t any supermarkets.
|:| Are there any cafés in this street?
[:I
|:I
|:|
|:|
No, there not.
Is there a hotel near here?
Yes, there’s.
There not any shops here.
VOCABULARY
Correct the spelling.
1 I like this restarant.
I like this restaurant.
Where’s the scool?
Is there a swiming pool?
Can I have a blankit, please?
There isn’t a pilow on the bed.
Where’s the hospittal?
We often go to the beech.
Do you have a towl?
near the beach
0 m
Listen again. Lindetline the correct words.
Mike wants a room for a mtg/week.
The room is for one person/ two people.
He wants to stay near the station/ beach.
Rooms at the Hotel Splendour are $140/ $160.
Single rooms at the Star Hostel are $40/ $60.
There is a café on the ground/ firstfloor of the Star Hostel.
There are two/ three supermarkets near the hostel.
Mike/ The receptionist phones the hostel.
d Complete the conversation with your own ideas.
RECEPTIONIST
VISITOR
RECEPTIONIST
VISITOR
RECEPTIONIST
VISITOR
Good morning. Can I help?
Hi. I’d like a hotel room for
nights near the _
_
.
The Royal Hotel is near there. The rooms
have
and
and it’s —
dollars a night.
That’s very expensive. I don’t have a lot of
money.
Well, there’s the Comfort Hotel in this street.
They don’t have —
but they’re
cheap.
OK.
Do you want me to phone them?
Yes, please.
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'ook. How well can you do these things now?
if = very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
CAN
ts escribe a town
in: Ik about hotels and hostels
”Eek about and say where places are.
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b Underline the correct words.
1 Hello, I'm Natasha. I’m the hotel assistant/ receptionist.
2 A What's your brother’s job?
Present simple: he / she / it negative
Shona don’t/ doesn’twork in an office.
I don’t/ doesn’t work on Wednesdays.
Tom doesn’t meet/ meets interesting people in his job.
We don’t/ doesn’tspeak a lot at work.
Mark don’t/ doesn’t study Italian. He studies Spanish.
Sheila doesn’t likes/ like her job.
You don’t/ doesn’tlive here!
He don’t/ doesn’t eat meat.
b Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verbs in brackets.
1 Megan W
(not l eat)
2 You
3 Anton
4 My brother
5 My parents
6 Debbie
cake, biscuits or ice cream.
c m
I!
. (not/ work)
to the cinema with her friends.
(not / go)
7 I
— his name. (not/ know)
Spanish. (not / speak)
8 The doctor
EIVOCABULARvJobs
a Write the words under the pictures.
chef doctor factory worker football player
office worker receptionist shop assistant
student taxi-driver waiter
Listen and check.
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /3x/
young children. (not/teach)
coffee. (not/like)
in this house. (not/ live)
B He’s a businessman/ businesswoman.
I’m an IT worker/ player. | work with computers.
I’m a taxi worker/ driver. I sometimes work at night.
| work in this restaurant. I’m a teacher/ chef.
Lionel Messi is a football assistantl player.
A What’s your sister’s job?
B She’s a waiter/ waitress.
A Excuse me! Are you a shop assistant/ driver?
B Yes, I am. Can I help you?
\lCDO‘l-bw
3 Underline the correct words.
a m
Listen and tick (J) the words that have the laxl
sound.
1 park
2 here
El
D
7 thirty
8 thirteen
El
El
3 girl
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9 fruit
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4 world
5 sport
D
El
10 Turkey
11 wrong
El
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12 university
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Present simple: he / she / it questions
E VOCABULARY Daily routine
a Put the daily routine in the correct order.
D finish work
a Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
D get Up
1 y o u r / u p / husband / early/get/does?
D go to bed
D go to work
D have dinner
Does vour husband net up earlv?
2 Eduardo / work / does / w h e r e ?
D have lunch
|:I start work
wake up
3 u p / d o e s / w h a t / Richard /wake / t i m e ?
4 does / evening / g e t / how / Amy / in / t h e / home?
Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box.
5 have / home / at / does / breakfast / Carol ?
arrive finish get go (x2) have start wake
6 what / work / do / your / sister / does / a t ?
1 lLkeupatIOOam and I — u p a t
b Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
2
3
4
do Kathy does she does your husband
he does does-bottie—Hve Martin get
5
6
1 A Where does Lottie live ?
B In Germany.
2 A — w o r k at night?
B No, he doesn’t.
3 When does —
home?
4 What time
wake up in the morning?
5 When —
and Jim finish work?
6 A Does he study English?
B Yes,
c m
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Listen and check.
PRUNUNCIATIUN Consonant groups
a m
Listen and complete the words. Write two
letters to make a consonant group.
Listen and check.
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7fl5am.
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breakfast at home.
l
to work every day.
|
work at 9:00 am and |
work at 5:30 pm.
|
— home at 6:30 pm.
l — t o bed at 11:00 pm.
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1 Ewenty
4 __ay
2 __eakfast
3 __anish
5 __uit
6 __ass
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ll USEFUL LANGUAGE
a PRONUNGIATIUN
a Underline the correct words to complete the
a
Making and accepting offers
conversation.
DAN
EVA
DAN
EVA
DAN
EVA
DAN
100/ Would you like a cup of tea?
Yes, please.
And 2you would / would you like a piece of cake?
No, 3OK/ it’s OK, thanks.
I need to go to the shops for bread.
l’ll 4can come/ come with you.
5That/ That’s great, thanks. And I need to make some
sandwiches.
EVA 6I/ I’ll help you.
DAN Thank you, 7it’sl that’s very kind.
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Listen and check.
c Put the conversation in the correct order.
|:] MEG I need to make lunch for Jake and Carrie.
|:] MEG
I: MEG
|:| MEG
And would you like a piece of cake?
All right. Thanks. We need pizzas.
Don’t worry. It’s OK. The pizzas at the supermarket
are fine.
|:| MEG Thank you. That’s great.
MEG Would you like a cup of coffee, Rob?
|:| ROB No, I’m fine, thanks—just coffee, please.
I:
ROB
I:] ROB
D ROB
I’ll help you.
I can make pizzas. | make very good pizzas!
Yes, please.
[I ROB OK, I’ll go to the supermarket.
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Listen and check.
Emphasising What you say 2
Listen to the sentences. Which words are
stressed? Tick (I) the correct box.
1 A I need to make dinner for eight people!
B a I: l fl help you.
b
_|can help you.
2 A I need to go to the supermarket but I’m really busy.
B a |:| I’ll go.
b D m go.
Oh no! I haven’t got any money with me!
a El _|can pay.
b |:| Ican w.
I can’t open this bottle of water!
a [I m do it.
b |:| l’llQ it.
I need to go to the shops. Can you drive me?
a El Sorry, but I’m really busy. Jim can take m.
b I:I Sorry, but I’m really busy.Ji_m can take you.
I need some cups. Do you have any cups?
a D No, I don’t. _I can give you some glasses.
b D No, I don’t. I can give you some glasses.
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a Read the email
and tick (J) the
correct answers.
Hi Mum
Life here in New York is exciting!
I have a job in a café in Manhattan. I get up at half
past four in the morning every day from Monday
a Correct the mistakes.
1 Diana’s a taxi driver. Because she likes driving.
Diana’s a taxi driver because she likes drivina.
to Saturday and | work from half past five until two
o’clock in the afternoon.
They have breakfast at school. They have also lunch at
There are lots of people in the café from six until nine
schooL
o’clock because the breakfasts here are great! I really
like the breakfasts! The sandwiches are also very
I study at university. I also am a waitress.
good and l have lunch there every day.
She gets up early. She goes also to bed early.
I have a new friend in New York. His name’s Rex and
he’s a taxi driver. He often works at night and he has
breakfast in the café at half past five. He always says
‘Coffee and breakfast for dinner, pleasel’Then he
goes home and he goes to bed!
He's a teacher because he gets up early.
6 She sometimes works at night. Because she’s a doctor.
Email me soon!
Complete the sentences with also or because.
1 There’s a museum in my home town. There’s
L
a cinema.
Love,
l\)
Ivan
1 Where does Ivan work?
a El in a restaurant
She speaks Japanese
Japan.
| play football. |
b |:I in a shop
c
in a café
her mum’s from
play tennis.
he works at night.
they love animals.
got black
He goes to bed at 8 am
My parents have got a cat
2 What time does Ivan get up?
I've got black hair. My brother’s
a El 4:30 am
b |:I 5:30 am
c D 6:30 am
hair.
WRITING
3 Ivan doesn't work on
a El Mondays
b |:I Saturdays
c |:I Sundays
a Write an email about the daily routine of one of your
friends or a member of your family. Use the email in
1 to help you.
4 What time does Ivan start work?
a El 5:30 am
b |:| 9:00 am
0 B 2:00 pm
5 Ivan likes
at the café.
a CI the breakfasts
b E] the sandwiches
c E] the breakfasts and the sandwiches
6 Rex goes to the café at 5:30 am because he
a CI always starts work at 6:00 am
b CI often finishes work in the morning
c CI works at the café
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UNITB
Reading and listening extension
n
READING
b Read the article again. Are the sentences true or false?
1 Steffi studies in her home country.
a Read the magazine article. Complete the sentences
with the words in the box.
2 Steffi likes her course.
3 Her classes start at 8 am4
5
6
7
at night in the afternoon in the evening
in the morning at the weekend
1 Steffi sees her friends
8 She works all weekend.
2 She has classes at the university
.
3 She goes to the university library —
.
4 From Monday to Friday, she goes to work —
5 She works until 11:30 —
She doesn’t go home in the afternoon.
She has dinner at home.
She goes to work after dinner.
She finishes work at 11:30.
I: Write a short description of your day. Think about
.
'
these questions:
0 What time do you get up and go to bed?
What do you do in the morning, afternoon and evening?
When do you see your friends?
University is expensive in the USA
and students also need to pay for
course books, food and a place to
live. A lot of students work to get
extra money. Is it a good idea?
We ask a student.
!
Hi
l m a student In New York, but I’m from Hamburg In Germmve my course but New " "
expensive so I work in a cinema in the evenings and on Saturdays.
My day usually starts at 7:45 am when | get up and have breakfast. Then I go to my classes at the
university. They start at 9:00 am and finish at 12:30 pm. There aren’t any classes in the afternoon so
I study in the university library. l have something to eat in the student restaurant and I walk to the
cinema. My working hours are 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm from Monday to Friday, and 1:30 pm to 11:30 pm
on Saturdays. Sunday is my free day and | play tennis or go to a museum with my friends.
Myjob is OK but I don’t want to work six days a week. | get home late and | only have six or seven
hours’sleep. Sometimes, I feel very tired in my classes and I want to sleep, which isn’t good.
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Review
[I GRAMMAR
Correct the mistakes.
Lee doesn’t works on Mondays.
Lee doesn’t work on Mondays.
Does he speaks English?
When Anna arrives home?
Pedro like fish?
Seb not plays tennis.
A Does Becky live here?
B Yes, she lives.
A Does Russell have a computer?
B No, he not.
Where she lives?
VOCABULARY
T
ick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
LISTENING
mistakes.
a 19:1) 6.9 Listen to the interview. Underline the correct
answers.
Ian Baker is Scottish/ English.
He is a factory worker/ businessman.
Ian is sing/e/ married.
Ian and Rita have a factory in Aberdeen/ Glasgow.
Eighty/ Ninety people work in the factory.
Their customers are in Europe/ Asia and South America.
b m
I wake up at 6:30 am.
|:I He gets up at 6:30 am.
|:I She’s a driver taxi.
D
[I
El
El
|:I
l have a lunch at work.
He’s a businesman.
She’s a chef.
I’m a receptionist.
| go bed at 11:00 pm.
Listen again and underline the correct words.
1 Ian and Rita have/ don’t have a computer shop in
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Scotland.
The factory makes/ doesn’t make computers for hospitals.
Ian works/ doesn’t work about 12 hours a day.
Ian sits/ doesn’t sit in his office every day.
Ian meets/ doesn’t meetthe people who use his
computers.
Ian and Rita have/ don’t have customers in the UK.
7 Ian speaks/ doesn’t speak a foreign language.
8 Rita goes/ doesn’t go to South America with Ian.
c Complete the conversation with your own ideas.
GUEST
INTERVIEWER
GUEST
INTERVIEWER
GUEST
INTERVIEWER
Welcome to the show. This week we’re talking
to people who live and work in
Today, my guest is —
. Where in
do you live?
| live in
.
And what do you do?
I’m a —
.
That’s interesting. Do you like your work?
—
because
Do you work long hours?
GUEST
—
INTERVIEWER
And do you visit places for work?
.
GUEST
—
INTERVIEWER
Thanks very much for talking to us today.
.
look again at Review your progress on p.54 of the Student 5
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2 2 well
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a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
this
that
these
those
1 Do you like
flowers?
b m
3 I’d like
2 Do you like
flowers?
car!
1 This glass is €10.50.
a El ten euros and fifty
b
ten euros fifty
picture’s interesting. (far)
plates are nice. (near)
llike
chair. (near)
How much is
guitar? (far)
llike
shop. (near)
bags are beautiful. (far)
ldon't like
lamp. (far)
How much are
books? (near)
c E] one hundred and five euros
This football is £30.
a El thirty pound
b E] thirteen pounds
c E] thirty pounds
That guitar is $129.99.
a El one hundred and ninety-nine dollars
b El one hundred and twenty-nine dollars ninety-nine
c El one hundred and nine-twenty dollars nine-ninety
VOCABULARY Common objects 2
That radio is €24.75.
a El twenty-foureuros seventy-five
a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
b |:| forty—two euros seventy-five
book cup clock football guitar
picture plant plate radio suitcase
clock
c E] seventy-five euros twenty-four
Those cups are £9.50.
a [I ninety-five pounds
b [I nine pounds fifty
c [I five pounds ninety
in this room.
Can I have a
for this pizza, please?
Would you like to have a
of tea?
I have lots of clothes, but this bag’s very small. I need a big
5 l have a great
of my family. Do you want to
see it?
6 This is my English
. It’s called Empower.
7 Simon teaches young children. He often takes his
to school for music lessons.
8 I like to listen to the
in the evening. They
talk about interesting things.
9 What’s that
in the garden? The flowers are
very nice.
10 Look, it’s an old
' Would you like to play a
game?
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a Tick (J) the correct words.
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What time is it? There isn't a
4
VDBABULARY Prices
Listen and check.
c Complete the sentences with this, that, these or those.
Remember near: here (near me) and far: there (not
near me).
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
car.
These plants are $3.89.
a El three dollars eighty-nine
b D three dollar eighty-nine
0 El three of dollars eighty-nine
b @m Listen and check.
PRONUNCIATION
Sound and spelling: /b/, /p/, /g/ and /k/
a m
Listen to the words. Write the missing letters.
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5 _late
9 _up
suit_ase
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6 Iam_
7 _uitar
8 _oo_
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II GRAMMAR
b Complete the crossword puzzle.
Possessive ’3; Revision of adverbs
la
2
3 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences.
Add an apostrophe (’) where possible. There may be
more than one possible answer.
1 b a g / it’s/ Kates .
It’s Kate’s baa.
3
|
4
a
5
e
5
6
2 Darrens / they’re / shoes .
6
5
7
s
3 brown /friends /jacket’s / my .
9
4 the / are / n e w / boys / trousers .
5 | / j e a n s / never/wear.
6 clothes / l / my / sisters / sometimes / wear .
b m
Listen and check.
0 Complete the sentences with the names in brackets
and the possessive ’s.
1
2
3
4
5
6
This is %
Where’s —
I like —
That’s —
What’s —
I like —
T—shirt. (Emma)
phone? (Mehmet)
new house. (Andrew and Mina)
computer. (the girls)
phone number? (Sally)
shoes. (the children)
VOCABULARY Clothes and colours
a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
black
blue brown green grey
Older people often have 4
Chocolate is usually
Bananas are
Milk is
Strawberries are
Grass is
A tiger is orange and
On a sunny day, the sky is
red
white yellow
L hair.
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2
5
6
Across
The opposite of ‘dark’.
—
+ white = pink.
It’s difficult to walk in these —
' They're very
big!
9 These are usually blue. You wear them on your legs. They
come from the USA.
~14 Down
1 l wear—QMto read a book or use the computer.
3
4
7
8
You w e a r — on your legs.
Eggs are white and
Men wear this to work. They wear it on their body.
Old photos are —
and white.
PRONUNCIATION
Sound and spelling: /I/ and /d5/
a W
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
jeans large fashion shoes nationality Japanese
vegetables shirt Germany sure village shop
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(e.g. change)
jeans
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USEFUL LANGUAGE
Going shopping
a Complete the conversations with the sentences in
the box,
Here’s your receipt.
Can I look around?
Enter-youT-HNTplease:
I'd like that T-shirt, please.
How much are these bags?
1 A That’s £52.95. please.
B Can I use a card to pay?
A Yes. titer r PIN ' 962 A Can I help you?
B
c Put the conversation in the correct order.
D SHOP ASSISTANT
SHOP ASSISTANT
D SHOP ASSISTANT
[I SHOP ASSISTANT
Thank you.
Can I help you?
Certainly. That’s £16, please.
They’re £4 each.
D
D
SHOP ASSISTANT
SHOP ASSISTANT
D
CUSTOMER
OK, here you are.
Of course. Enteryour PIN, please.
OK, here’s your receipt. Would you
like a bag?
OK, I’d like four white plates, please.
D CUSTOMER
Can I use a card to pay?
|:| CUSTOMER
D CUSTOMER
|:| CUSTOMER
Thank you very much.
No, don’t worry.
Yes, how much are these white plates?
d @121 Listen and check.
A Of course.
3 A
PRUNUNCIATIUN Joining words
B Thanks.
4 A
3 They’re £35 each.
5 A
B Certainly. Here you are.
bm
Listen and check.
a Oil 7.8 Listen to the sentences. What are the extra
sounds? Tick (I) the correct box.
IL
_
1 Here yOLLJal'e.
2 Is it bluer green?
3 ThreeUapples, please.
4 Are youJOK?
‘ 5 She/only wears white.
6 These cups are for meUand you.
i 7 Hevalways wears black.
8 There are twovempty bags.
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a Read emails 1—6.
Which advertisement A—D
is each email about?
Tick (l) the correct box.
0 FOR SALE
FOR SALE
Old books, photos, magazines and
newspapers. Very interesting! Good
prices.
O
Beautiful 19605 plates, cups, bowls I
and glasses! Not expensive!
l
i ’ O FOR SALE
New! Men's trousers, shirts, jackets and
coats. Very good condition! I also have »
shoes, umbrellas and watches for sale.
FOR SALE
Bed, tables and chairs. I also have some
great lamps and pictures for sale.
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a l l
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1 You have an online ad for men’s clothes. Do you also sell women’s clothes?
2 I saw your online advertisement for a bed. I’d like to buy it!
3 I saw your advertisement. You have some interesting things for sale. How much is the watch?
Is it old or new?’
4 I saw your advertisement for things you want to sell. I’d like to see a photo of the bowls, please.
5 l have a few questions about the things in your ad. Are the photos colour or black and white?
Do you have any DVDs? How old are the newspapers?
6 I saw your advertisement and I need four chairs for my flat. How many do you have? How old are they?
b Add a comma (.), an exclamation mark (D or a
WRITING SKILLS
question mark (?) to each sentence.
Commas, exclamation marks
1
and question marks
How old are you
How old are vou?
2 You’re a grandmother
a Tick (l) the correct ending for the sentences.
3 I’ve got a sandwich a drink and a banana.
1 How much is the
a El plant
b E] plant!
c
plant?
b D prices!
0 El prices?
4 These shoes are very expensive
2 Good
a El prices,
5 Where is the station
3 Hats for sale: we have
a El red white green blue and yellow
b |:| red, white, green, blue, and yellow,
0 El red, white, green, blue and yellow.
6
4 Can I pay
a El online,
b D online!
WRITING
c E] online?
5 Beautiful
Satako Kai and Berto are in my class.
a Write an email. Reply to this advert. You have a new
house and you need furniture and two computers.
a El bags, and shoes.
b |:I bags and shoes.
c |:I bags! and shoes!
FURNITURE FOR SALE!
We have chairs, tables, clocks and technology items for sale.
6 I’d like to buy
a E] a picture, a bowl, a lamp and a book.
Good condition! Contact Jason.
b |:| a picture, a bowl, a lamp and a book?
Reply to this advert
Hi
c E] a picture, a bowl a lamp and a book
How old is
a C] it,
b Bit!
0 Bit?
We need some
a [:l cups, plates and glasses.
b E] cups plates and glasses
c CI cups, plates, and glasses?
Thanks
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_
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Reading and listening extensio
ll READING
a Read the article and match a—d to paragraphs 1—4.
a El What I wearwhen I’m not at work
b [I Where I buy my clothes
c [I
What I wear for special occasions
d [I
My work clothes
b Read the article again. Are the sentences true or false?
Pete’s uniform is blue.
The police officers’ yellow jackets are useful.
Pete’s friends like fashionable clothes.
His favourite colour is brown.
He has an expensive suit for special events.
He usually wears a dark grey shirt for special events.
Marks and Spencer is in the shopping mall.
Jane’s favourite shop is the same as Pete’s.
I
0 What clothes do they wear at different times of the day and
different days of the week?
0 What are their favourite colours?
0 Where do they buy their clothes?
I don’t have to worry about my work clothes. I’m a
I don’t have many expensive clothes, but sometimes
police officer and I have a uniform. I like the uniform.
I go to special events, for example, when friends get
married, and I need to wear something nice. I have a
suit by the designer Tom Ford. It has dark grey trousers
We wear a dark blue jacket, dark blue trousers and a
white shirt. We also have big yellow police jackets to
wear when we’re outside in the street. These jackets
are very useful because people can see that we are
police officers.
2
c Choose someone you know. Write a description of
their clothes. Think about these questions:
I’m not very interested in fashion. My wife, Jane, says
that my clothes are boring but most of my friends’
clothes are the same as mine! When I’m not at work
I like to wear comfortable clothes, for example jeans
and a T-shirt or a jumper. I don’t really have a favourite
colour, but I try not to wear dark blue because it’s the
colour of my uniform. My favourite item of clothing is
my old brown jacket.
and a matching jacket. I usually wear this with a white
shirt and tie.
I usually go shopping with Jane. We both like to go to
the shopping mall in the centre of town. It has lots of
shops and it’s easy to find things. My favourite shop
there is Marks and Spencer. Marks and Spencer’s
clothes are usually comfortable and they aren’t
very expensive. I buy all my clothes there but lane’s
favourite shops are Next and Debenhams.
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II GRAMMAR
LISTENING
a m
Review
Listen to the conversation. What does the shop
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
sell? Underline the correct answer.
mistakes. Remember near: here (near me) and
far: there (not near me).
books handbags computers birthday cards
_
things for the home clothes chocolates
1
How much is this chair? (near)
2 El This cups are £6. (near)
3 [I That bag is nice. (far)
b m
Listen again. Tick (J) the things the people
4 El Those plcture '5 mteresnng' (far)
5 [:I I like Martins shoes.
talk about.
6 El l have two boys. This is the boys’ bedroom.
1 a birthday
2 a holiday
D
3 a party
El
7 a new flat
El
4 a parent
5 a present
6 a friend
8 a new car
9 a birthday card
10 a postcard
0 m
7 D l have one daughter. This is my daughter's hat.
8 El It's Anna’s and David’s computer.
7
1:]
[:I
|:|
[:I
El
El
Listen again and underline the correct words.
Paul thinks shopping is tiring/ boring.
Sue wants to buy something useful / colourful.
The cups have pictures of flowers / animals on them.
The lamp is blue / brown.
Paul doesn’t like the colour/ price of the lamp.
Paul’s mum wants a table for her TV/ laptop.
The table is £50/ £60.
Next, Paul and Sue will go to a café/ card shop.
(I Write about a shop you like. Think about these
questions:
VOCABULARY
0 What’s the shop’s name?
Where is it?
Correct the mistakes.
0 What things do you buy there?
1 I’d like a yellow suitcais.
i'd like a yellow suitcase.
° How often do you go there?
How many people work there?
0
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He has a red giutar.
This picture is one hundred and sixty-three pound.
Do you have any black radioes?
It’s a light brawn skirt.
Where’s your green jaket?
l have six wite shirts.
It’s a grey dark coat.
3 REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
Look again at Review your progress on p.62 of the Student's
Book. How well can you do these things now?
3 = very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
ICAN...
talk about things I want to buy
talk about the clothes that people wear
ask about and pay for things in a shop.
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VOCABULARY Past time expressions
II GRAMMAR Past simple: be
a Put the words in the correct order to make sentences
and questions.
a Complete the sentences with the words in the box.
1 last/concert/at/ night/was/ | / a .
Iwas a t a concert last niaht.
W
last month last night
this afternoon this morning yesterday
2 where / morning/this/ Nina / w a s ?
1 It’s January 2016. It was January 2015
a year ago _
3 weren’t/ last / we / a t / night / concert / the .
2 Today it’s Sunday the third of January.
It was the second of January
3 It’s Sunday evening. I was at work from 2.-00 pm until
5.30 pm today. I was at work
4 It’s Sunday evening. I was at work from 8:30 am until
11:-30 am today. l was at work
5 It's Sunday. l was at work from 8:00 pm until 11:-30 pm on
Saturday. I was at work
6 It's January 2016. Iwas In Rome In December 2015. Iwas
in Rome
4 they / ago / in /week / were / a / Shanghai .
5 week / were / Moscow / you / in / last?
6 were / yes, / we .
7 the / afternoon / at / meeting / was / this / Adrian ?
8 no, /wasn’t/ he .
b m
Listen and check.
0 Underline the correct words.
1 l was in Paris at/gi/ago Thursday.
2 A Were you in Bristol yesterday/ this yesterday/ on
yesterday?
B Yes, I was.
Was Adam at work 0 n / this/ last morning?
They weren’t at home last/ ago/ atthe weekend.
We were at a concert the last n/ght/ on last night/ last night.
Where were you three months ago/ ago three months/
last three months?
PRONUNCIATION
Sentence stress: w a s and were in
positive sentences
a
Listen and underline the two stressed words in
each sentence.
1 James was at home.
b Complete the conversation with was, were, weren’t or
wasn’t
A You 1—weren’t here on Friday afternoon Where
2
—
you?
,
3
4
B | — W I t h my brothers. We —
a
4 My parents were in Italy.
t
a bagketball game. ,
A Oh, —
B No, it 6
it good?
—
. I don't like basketball.
A Oh. And where 7
— you on Friday evening?
B We 8
— at a party.
A 9
it a good party?
B It 1 0 — OK. The people 1 1 — really
nice, but the music 1 2 — very good.
0 a l l Listen and check.
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2 We were '” London'
3 You were at work.
5 The party was fun.”
6 The game was excmng.
7 The concert was good
8 The meetings were interesting.
II GRAMMAR Past simple: positive
a Complete the crossword puzzle with the past simple
VOCABULARY Free time activities
a Complete the activities with the words in the box.
form of the verbs.
go (x2)
1a
r
2
r
i
5
4
have (x2)
listen to
play (x2)
read
watch
3
v
6
1
7
plav
2
the guitar
s
3
the radio
a shower
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SCREEN‘ 1
9
10
5
4 t o the cinema
6
a drink
a magazine
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2 see
4 listen
8 kill
9 read
10 stay
11 get
4. Down
1 arrive
3 go
5 talk
6 have
7 play
10 sit
7
a computer game
A great evening
M (arrive) at the
cinema at 5:30 pm and we 2
(watch)
a film. In the film, a woman 3
(be) at
(kill) a man. It was
a party and she 4
shopping
4 Listen a n d check.
Then we 5
(go) to the new café on
King Street. I 6
(see) a man I know
from work, Oskar. We asked him to eat with us
(know) it
too. Max went home at about 8:30 pm but Oskar
and | 10
11
a football match
1 | listen to / a l l watch the newspaper every day.
2 I sometimes go/ listen t0/ watch films on TV.
3 I never gol have/ watch to the cinema.
4 I don't listen tol playl read magazines.
5 I gol have/ playa shower every evening.
6 I usually listen tol read/ watch the radio in the morning.
7 I often read/ playl watch football matches on TV.
8 I have/ playl watch computer games every day.
9 | always havel listen t0/ watch music in the evening.
1 O I always gol playl watch to parties at the weekend.
very exciting!
and he 7
(say) yes. We 8
(talk) about the film. Oskar 9
9
b Underline the correct words.
b Complete the story with the past simple form of the
verbs in brackets.
My friend Max and l 1
8
(stay) at the café and
(have) a coffee.
After, we went to my house and 1 2 —
(play) cards. Oskar was really good! It was a great
evening.
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /t/ and /d/
a m
Listen to the past simple verbs. Is the final sound
/t/ or /d/? T l (I) the correct box.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
talked
killed
stayed
listened
played
watched
helped
8 arrived
/t/
/d/
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II USEFUL LANGUAGE
(1 Put the conversation in the correct order.
D SAYEED Great! Let’s go now.
Making and responding to
|:] SAYEED OK, that’s a nice idea! See you at eleven.
suggestions
D SAYEED OK. We could go at eleven.
SAYEED Shall we go for a coffee?
a Complete the sentences and questions with the words
in the box.
could
free idea
1 That’s a nice
2 —
3 —
let’s
shall
M143.
go to that new restaurant.
we go to the cinema?
4 I’m not
5 We —
Underline the correct words to complete the
ANGELA
SUZY
ANGELA
SUZY
ANGELA
SUZY
ANGELA
I went to the beach last week. It was great.
Oh, 1lez‘l fl
go to the beach together some time!
2That’s/ This lsa lovely idea.
We 3could / shall go this weekend.
I’m sorry, I’m 4free/ busywith my family this
weekend.
OK. 5Shall we/ We shall go next Saturday?
l 6 can’t/ don’t go on Saturday but I’m 7free/ busy
on Sunday. I can go on Sunday.
SUZY
8Nice/ OK, Sunday. Good.
ANGELA
Great!
c
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Listen and check.
Great! Shall we go to the new Polish cafe?
D ANYA
Coffee? Good idea!
D
I’m sorry, I can’t go now. l have a meeting at
ANYA
ten o’clock.
e Gm Listen and check.
PRONUNCIATIIJN
on Tuesday.
go swimming.
conversation.
D ANYA
Main stress and tone
a
Listen to the sentences. Does the tone
rise (7') or fall (3:) after the underlined main stress?
Tick (J) the correct box.
1
1 Shall we go for a meal tomorrow?
2 That’s a my idea.
3 Let’s go to the cinema next week.
4 That’s a gem: idea.
5 I’m away on Tuesday.
6 That’s a nice idea.
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II READING
a really nice dress. N
a Read the thank you notes. Complete the
sentences with the names in the box.
Gharlie
Emi
Helen
Nina
Oscar
ow i need some shoe
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Russell
ma
1 m
2
helped a friend with his flat.
drove to hospital.
Hi Charm?
4
needed to go to hospital.
the weekend The new table and Chalrfi 0
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helped a friend at the shops.
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5
bought things for his flat.
6
bought a new dress.
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WRITING SKILLS
Writing short emails,
Russell
Hi 05W
letters and notes
HweMemmWatorg/Wymfiy
a Underline the correct words to complete the email.
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met!) danMW. You were
great/I’m Waflm rim/Mm Mfirafiw
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WRITING
a Write a thank you note to your friend Marie.
Remember to give information about:
0
0
0
0
1At / For / Dear Stella
2These / This / That is an email 3saying / to say /
say thank you 4to / about / for coming to my
concert on Friday. I hope you liked the music.
It 5be / was / is good to meet your friends.
the lunch you had at her house
the people you met
your photos of the day
when you hope to meet her again.
l
1
Hi Marie
6I’d like / I hope / I want we can meet again soon.
7There / Here are / Here were some photos of the
evening. I like the picture of you and Ali!
Best 8wishes / wish Huck
Ava
b Match 1—6 with a—f to make expressions.
1
Dear
a some photos of the party.
2 |:| Here are
3 |:| Thanks for
4 |:| lhope we can
b soon.
c wishes,
d Tony,
5 El See you
e meet again soon.
6 El Best
f your note.
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Best wishes
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UN|T8
Reading and listening extension
ll READING
a Read the blog. Are the sentences true or false?
1 Jill was at work on Friday.
She lives with Mel and Amy.
She was in her office on Sunday.
She had lunch with Angela on Sunday.
Mel and Amy went to Dublin on Monday.
Jill and Angela travelled to the airport together.
b Read the blog again. Underline the correct words to
complete the sentences.
OLOOJVOWU'I
1 Jill had a good/Mday at work on Friday.
2 She went to the theatre/ stayed at home on Friday evening.
3 She missed the end of the film because she was tired/
bored.
4 She watched a cookery programme/ cooked an Indian
mea/on Sunday.
Angela bought a suitcase/ some books on Sunday.
Jill and herfriends had pizza for lunch/ dinneron Sunday.
1
They were in the pizza restaurant for three/ four hours.
Jill got up ear/y/ late on Monday.
Jill and Angela arrived in Dublin at 7:40/ 8:40 on Monday.
They were in Dublin for a holiday/ on business.
0 Write a blog about your daily life. Write about last
week. Think about these questions:
0 What did you do?
0 Where did you go?
0 Who did you see?
m FRIDAY 9th JAN
I had a horrible day at work. The office was really
busy. I was so happy to get home. My flatmates,
Mel and Amy, wanted me to go to the theatre with
them, but I was tired. They went out, but I watched
an old film in my bedroom. It was a brilliant murder
story, but I fell asleep before the end, so I don’t
know who the killer was!
m SUNDAY 11th JAN
I got up late and had a long bath, then I watched
a programme about Indian cookery. I was a bit
hungry after the programme so I had cheese on
toast — my favourite! I met Angela in town for
lunch and then we went shopping. I bought a
suitcase for our holiday in Ireland and Angela got
some books. At 6:00 we met Mel and Amy for a
pizza. We were in the restaurant till 10:00!
a MONDAY12th JAN
I got up at 4:00 this morning. I was really tired,
but our plane to Ireland was at 6:30. I went to the
airport in a taxi. Angela was already there with the
tickets. It only took seventy minutes to travel from
London to Dublin. We had breakfast on the plane,
then Angela read one of her new books and I looked
out of the window. We had a tour of Dublin today,
and now we’re at our hotel, which is lovely!
0
Review
[I GRAMMAR
Correct the mistakes.
1 I am in a meeting yesterday afternoon.
I was in a meeting yesterday afternoon.
Emilia not was at work yesterday.
We are in the USA in 1996.
Where they were yesterday?
We was play tennis.
Jessie arrivd at nine o'clock.
I did have breakfast this morning.
Carrie goed to New York last year.
LISTENING
a
Listen to the conversation. Complete the text
with the words in the box.
Barcelona the beach aconcert work
arestaurant amuseum home the park
Matt
Matt was at 1
% with his children on Saturday,
but his wife was at 2
to 3
Grace
Grace and her sister were in 5
They went to 6
and to 8
. On Sunday, they all went
in 4
on 7
— on Sunday.
VOCABULARY
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
at the weekend.
on Saturday
mistakes.
1 El Where were you ago five years?
Where were you five years ago?
|:I I saw Harry the last week.
b
Listen again. Who says the sentences?
Write Matt or Grace.
I think they were a bit bored.
Ma—tl:
it wasn’t very cold
There were a lot of people.
The bands were very good.
The restaurant was empty!
A family ticket was only £10.00!
|:I We had a meeting on Monday.
|:I Olivia was here at the weekend.
|:I They listened music last night.
|:I I had a shower this morning.
|:I We played computer games at the weekend.
|:| We went the cinema yesterday.
3 REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
There weren’t any other people.
It was free.
c Write a n email to a friend about last weekend.
Remember to say:
0 where you were
0 who you were with
0 what you did.
f'ook again at Review your progress on p.70 of the Student's
nook. How well can you do these things now?
= very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
(CAN...
jalk about past events
tiescribe events in the past
. ke and respond to suggestions.
DEE]
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It was really interesting.
There was a lotto see and do.
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VOCABULARY Transport
II GRAMMAR Past simple: negative
a Underline the correct words to complete the text.
a Write the words under the pictures.
bike boat bus car underground
plane taxi train tram
@ YOUSSEF’S PLACE, MARRAKESH
Last year we 1don’t had / didn’t have / didn’t had a holiday
here in the UK. We went to Morocco. We 2don’t stayed/
weren’t stay / didn’t stay in a hotel — we camped at ‘Youssef’s
place’ near Marrakesh. We had a big tent with two beds.
The campsite was very beautiful and there were lots of
great people there. (We 3didn’t meet / didn’t met / don’t met
Youssef but we met his brother!)
Youssef’s place isn’t in Marrakesh — it’s about 40 minutes
from the city. We 4not drove / didn’t drove / didn’t drive there
— we took a taxi. Marrakesh is an exciting city but we 5didn’t
go / don’t went / didn’t went there every day. We visited small
towns and villages near the campsite and walked in the
mountains.
The holiday wasn’t expensive. The tent cost $30 a night
7
8
9
and we usually cooked our meals in the campsite kitchen.
But we 6don’t cook / not cooked / didn’t cook every night!
We visited some great restaurants and cafés in Marrakesh.
PRONUNCIATION
Sound and spelling: The letter a
b Complete the conversations with the past simple
negative form of the verbs in brackets.
1 A Ourfather went to Los Angeles last week. He stayed in
a hotel, Ithink.
B No, he m
(stay) in a hotel. He stayed at a
campsite.
2 A We visited a lot of museums on holiday.
We —
(visit) a lot of museums. We visited
two museums! That’s not a lot!
How was the café?
4>
I went to the office! | —
(go) to a café!
They had a car on holiday in France.
Well, no, they —
(have) a car. They had
>
01
bikes.
I bought a few new clothes yesterday.
B You —
(buy) a few new clothes! You
bought a lot of new clothes!
6 A | read a lot of books last weekend.
B You —
(read) a lot of books. You read one
book! That’s all!
c m
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Listen and check.
a m
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
what taxi car flat train
plane watch want camp
Sound 2 [41:]
(e.g. park)
father take
garden
Sound 3 [er]
(e.g. plate)
Sound 4. 3
(e.g. not)
what
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GRAMMAR Past simple' questions
b Underline the correct words to complete the
conversations.
a Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1
l a s t / d i d / g 0 / hOIlClay/year / 0n / W h e r e / y 0 U ?
2
yOU / did / t h e r e / hOW / g e t ?
1 A It’s —7°C! l don’t like lsummer/Lvml
- 2
B Really? I llke’thIS3 season. I llke C/OUd/ COIdweather
Where did you go on holiday last year?
and l real‘lly l'ke snowy/ mom
2
A
I t s really
Wlnd/ W/dtOClay.‘
.
.
B Yes, there’s always a lot of 5wmd/ Windy In the autumn.
3 go/friend/a /you /with/did?
4 stay / you / did /where ?
6
.
.
B I know. It often 7rains/ rainyin this country.
4 A Did you have good weather on holiday? It was 42°C here.
B 42°C! No, it wasn’t 8hoz‘l cold but it was 9warm/ wind
10
and sun/sunnyevery day.
5 up/get/what/did /you /time?
6 Iot/ buy/things/of/you/did/a?
.
3 A LOOK atthe ’am/ (my! , .
cm
L'Ste“ and CheCk-
7 did/beach/the/go/you/to?
PRUNUNCIATIBN
8 holiday/did/enjoy/you /the?
Sound and spelllng: The letter O
a %
b Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
Did he was did did he get Did Jack stay
Did you did you stay he did he didn’t I didn’t
A What 1
—
. I stayed at home.
A Really? Why 4
— at home?
B lwasn’t very well.
A
B
A
B
A
Oh, no! 5
— at home?
No, 6 — . He went into the city.
7
see the fireworks?
Yes, 8 — .
What time 9
— home?
B Idon't know. I 1 0 — in bed!
c m
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
cloud “0" snowy holiday town C°ld
phone ago doctor brown wrong trousers
% you do at New Year? 2
go out?
B No, 3
Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
Listen and check.
VOCABULARY
The seasons
and the weather g;
a Find the four seasons
and six more weather
words.
Sound 2 Ian]
Sound 3 In!
(e.g. WW),
(ye-B- not)
Cloud
,
E eryday Engll .. l“
Can you do something for me?
ll USEFUL LANGUAGE
Making and responding to requests
a Complete the conversations with the sentences in
the box.
Sorry, I can't. I'm really busy.
Thanks, that’s really kind of you.
Sure, no problem.
Can you do something for me?
Oh, OK, I’ll do it then.
Could you meet me at the station on Sunday?
Gan-yeu-go-to-t-he-shops?
Conversation 1
A 9
’5 the 5b w
5.? We need bread.
B Sorry, I'm really busy.
A
1
Conversation 2
A
2
B Sure, what is it?
A
3
i
B Yes, certainly.
A
4
0 Put the conversation i n the correct order.
Conversation 3
A Can you come to the shops with me today?
B
5
A Oh, OK. Could you come with me tomorrow?
B
6
|:]
A Thanks.
b m
|:| KERRY
KERRY
D KERRY
[I KERRY
Listen and check.
Can you pick Jenny up from school at four?
Hi, it’s Kerry here.
See you.
Thanks, that's really kind of you.
KERRY I’m fine, thanks. Could you do something for me?
D SAL
D SAL
D SAL
Yes, of course. What is it?
Sure, no problem.
Hi Kerry, how are you?
|:| SAL
That’s OK. See you later.
[I m
Listen and check.
a PRONUNCIATIDN
Syllables and spelling
a Oi 9.8 Listen to the words. How many syllables do
they have? Add the words to the correct group.
tovei'y expensive beautiful station autumn
different museum cinema restaurant
interesting holiday campsite
expensive
II READING
a Read three online posts about New Year and tick (I)
the correct people. Sometimes there is more than one
possible answer.
E
‘
Then, we went shopping for new clothes. I bought
a red dress for New Year. After that, we cooked fish,
vegetables and rice for the evening meal. We had
a big family New Year dinner at our home with our
parents and grandparents. We didn’t go out but we
saw lots of fireworks near our house.
hang: Ham , [agenda
1 Who had dinner in a restaurant?
First, my sisters and I cleaned the house.
J
2 Who had fish for dinner?
3 Who wore new clothes?
Jiang, China
4 Who met some friends?
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5 Who was with family?
n
First, I went to my brother’s flat and we
watched a film. We had pizza and ice cream. It was
OK. Then, we went into town and met some friends.
6 Who watched TV?
7 Who cleaned the house?
8 Who saw fireworks?
It was very cold (I only had my old black jeans
and T-shirt — no coat or hat!) but we watched the
fireworks for about ten minutes. After that, I went
home and watched TV.
WRITING SKILLS
Making the order clear
Liam, UK
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a Underline the correct words to complete the online post.
n
First, I had dinner in a restaurant with my
friends. I had fish and it was very good. After that,
we went to a party on the beach. It was great! I
wore a new white dress. There were lots of people
on the beach. We put flowers in the water and
watched the fireworks. After that, we sat and talked
until about 4:00 am.
What did you
do on your
last birthday?
Fernanda, Brazil
I’m a doctor so I was at work in the day — but the
evening was fun! 1First that, / w , my friend Tess
arrived at my house with a beautiful birthday cake.
2After, / Then, my friend Dave phoned from New
York. 3After that, / After, I met my sister at a Chinese
restaurant and we had a very good meal.
Anita, 29
I.
1 like
For my last birthday I went to London with my friend
.
Alan. We went on a boat on the river in the morning.
k
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WRITING
a What did you do last New Year? Write an online post.
rfl
Fl
It was nice but it was very cold! 4First, / After that,
we had lunch and 5next that, / then, we went to a
football match. Our team didn’t win Q
a good time anyway!
Ricky, 20
a”
but we had
*
3 likes
Last year I had a really fun birthday. 6First / Next, I
had lunch with my family. 7After then, / Then, I went
shopping with my sister. I bought some clothes and
a nice new watch. 8After that, / Next time, I met my
friends Iris, Calvin and Robert. We had a drink and
talked all evening.
Wendy, 21
I‘
1 like
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UNIT9
Reading and listening extension
n
b Read the article again. Complete the sentences with
Billy, Monica or Lee.
READING
1
a Read the web article. Match the people to the
pictures 1—3.
Billy l:l
Monica l:l
Lee D
with a friend.
n+6travelled
2
wanted to surprise a friend.
3
4
5
6
7
8
made a journey to find a new job.
was on holiday.
met an important person on a journey.
didn’t see his or her friend.
had a problem because of the weather.
didn’t arrive in the correct city.
0 Write about a journey you made. Remember to give
information about:
when the journey was
why you made the journey
O
where you travelled from and to
0 what happened on the journey.
O
O
WE ASKED OUR READERS TO SEND IN THEIR
TRAVEL STORIES HERE ARE SOME OF THEM:
AFV—qv
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Four years ago I went to London for a job
interview. Trains are expensive in the UK, so
I went by bus. The journey was about five
hours. I didn’t have anything to read so I
started talking to the woman in the seat next to
me. Her name was Milly. We got married last
year and now we have a baby boy!
I was in the USA on business and I had some
free time, so I flew to New York to visit my
j; friend, Chris. I didn't tell her because I wanted to
D fl n L I N i surprise her. I arrived but Chris wasn’t at home.
“ The man in the flat next door said she was on
holiday! I got a taxi back to the airport but it
started to snow and there were no flights, so I
slept at the airport. It was awful!
.&A_,:.,:_A.~‘ gag—tug»—
In the university holiday, my friend and I decided to drive
to Budapest for a music concert. We didn’t have a map,
but we didn’t think it was important. The journey was fun
and we arrived late at night. In the morning, we looked
around the city, but it didn’t look like the photos of Budapest
on the Internet. After a few hours, we realised we were in
Bucharest in Romania, not Budapest in Hungary!
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II GRAMMAR
Tick (I) the past simple sentences that are correct.
Correct the mistakes.
1 E] A Did you take these photos?
N o a m — b o o m
B Yes, I took.
Yes, I did.
|:|
D
[:I
El
|:|
Where did you go?
I didn’t saw Sabine.
What time you arrived?
Elena didn’t get up early.
What did they do?
D
A Did you visit your friends?
B No, I didn’t visit.
8 El Matt didn’t read his emails.
VOCABULARY
Correct the mistakes.
LISTENING
Listen to the interview. Underline the correct
words to complete the sentences.
1 The woman is working/ on holidaytoday.
2 The woman knows/ doesn’t knowthe man.
3 The man and woman met on holiday last year/ in the
street today.
4 They talk about the man’s/ woman’s holiday.
b m
G O N G
a
1 The weather’s very cold and cloud today.
The weather’s very cold and cloudy today.
We took train to Milan.
We went with plane to Stockholm.
This is a photo of the snowy in the garden.
A Did you drive to the station?
B No, we went by the bus.
It always rainy here in the summer.
Did you go with car to Moscow?
It was suny and warm yesterday.
Listen again. Tick (J) the sentences that are
true. Correct the false sentences.
1 D The man’s last holiday was in summer.
The man’s last haliday was in autumn.
2 El He went on holiday with his children.
3 El They travelled by ship and train.
4 El They were on holiday for two weeks.
5 El They stayed in a flat near the beach.
6 D
It was their first visit to Portugal.
7 CI The man learnt some Portuguese phrases before the
holiday.
3 REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
8 El England is often cold and rainy in autumn.
'ook again at Review your progress on p.78 of the Student’s
took. How well can you do these things now?
= very well
0 Write a conversation between two friends talking
2 = well
1 = not so well
.
about their last holiday. Think about these questions:
. CAN . . .
0 Where did they go?
fin Ik about travel and holiday experiences
° HOW did they get there?
0 Where did they stay?
How was the weather?
0
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lk about past holidays
ake and respond to requests.
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VOCABULARY The home
Present continuous: positive
a Complete the crossword puzzle.
a Underline the correct words to complete the text
messages.
1
1k
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cook / I'm cooking [I cooking it
2
3
1:
c
4
5
h
elp! Joe listening / Joe ’3 listens /Joe’s lists“
9‘ a new CD. It's really bad!
6
6
n
7
,‘m at the station. It’s raining / It raining / It's rain a
I.
on’t have an umbrella. Can you meet me in the c
' e’re having / We having / We’re have coffee
(he Peach Tree café. See you soon.
[looking / I’m looking / I’m look out of the
ndow and I can see your cat. It sitting ’
it’s sitting / It is sit in a tree!
b Complete the sentences with the present continuous
form of the verbs in the box. Use contractions.
go have
speak
study
wear
work
8
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3 ‘There’s a shower in this room.’
4 ‘There’s a table and six chairs in this room. We have dinner
here every evening.’ (6, 4)
6 ‘Every room has one or more. It’s good to open it in hot
weather.’
7 ‘There are lots of nice chairs in this room and a big TV.’ (6, 4)
8 ‘Every room has one. You can walk or sit there.’
~|v Down
1 ‘There’s a table and two chairs in this room. I cook and eat
here.’
2 ‘Every room has one or two. You use it to go in or out.’
3 ‘I read books, listen to music, sleep and wake up in this
room.’
5 ‘We sit here on sunny days but not on rainy days!’
6 ‘Every room has four or more. You can put pictures there.’
PRONUNCIATIDN
1 Theym—
2 She
dinner.
Sound and spelling: /1j/ and /9/
a @131 Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
bathroom kitchen picture chair
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sound 1 111/
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m
(e.g. bath)
lunch)
bathroom
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shirt.
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VOCABULARY
Place phrases with prepositions
a Complete the sentences with in, on or at.
1 Is Bryan
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
ll
i
—bed?n
Sorry, I can't talk now. I’m — t h e airport.
Were you —
school yesterday?
Why did you take photos —
the plane?
Angie’s — t h e bus stop.
Kay and Ellie are —
holiday.
Did you read — t h e train?
I talked to Jason —
the party.
Your bag is —
the car.
I saw this film —
the cinema last year.
Is there wi-fi —
the hotel?
l have wi-fi _
_ home.
b Underline the correct words to complete the
conversations.
Present continuous:
GRAMMAR
.
.
1 A Where are you? Are you it/ in/ on the airport?
negatlve and queStlons
B No, I’m at/ in/on the cinema! It’s a really good film!
2 A Is Pasha a t / in/ on work?
a Put the words in the correct order to make sentences
B No, he’s a t / in/ on holiday.
and questions.
3 A You could phone Stella. She’s at/ in/ on home.
B I don’t have my phone. It’s a t / in / on the car.
1 you / a r e / w h o / phoning?
Who are vou phonina?
4 A Is Allie at/ in / on school?
2 studying/aren’t/we.
B No, she’s a t / i n / o n bed.
5 A Are you a t / in / on the bus?
B No, there aren’t any buses. I’m a t / in/ on a taxi.
6 A I’m still a t / i n / o n the station. The train’s late.
B Oh dear. Can you phone when you’re a t / in/ on the train?
3 phone / i s / t h e / Ryan / t a | k i n g / w h y / o n ?
4 n o t / book/ I’m /this / reading.
Listen and check.
0
5 are/bus/waiting/for/friends/the/your?
6 the/staying/hotel/isn’t/at/Erica.
b m
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /o/
Listen and check.
a G m Listen and underline the /9/ sound in each word.
c Complete the conversation with the present
continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
ANDY Hi, it's me. Where are you? What 1
%
(you / do)?
TILDA I’m with Jenny and Craig.
ANDY Oh, 2
— (you /work)?
TILDA Yes, we are. Can I have some apple juice, please?
ANDY Apple juice? What 3
— (you /ta|k) about?
TILDA Sorry, 4
— (I / not/talk) to you.
5
(I /ta|k) to the waiter but he
6
(not/ listen).
ANDY
Waiter? Is there a waiter at work?
TILDA
No, 7
ANDY
Oh
1 husband
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
picture
Brazil
daughter
autumn
ago
Japanese
hospital
computer
10 afternoon
— (we / not / work) in the office.
We’re in a meeting at a café.
d @511 Listen and check.
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What time’s the next train to London? '
[1 Put the conversation in the correct order.
USEFUL LANGUAGE
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for travel 1nformat10n
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B Yes? HOW can i help?
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a Com lete the ex ressions with the words i n the box.
p
p
four o’clock office train six
A Excuse me.
stop ten minutes
I:] A What time’s the next train to Eastbourne?
E] B The next train leaves in half an hour.
D A 80 at 10:25. Is it a direct train?
1 platform s i x —
2 ticket
—
3 direct
—
5 at
—
6 bus
—
4 in
D B It’s platform 9.
D A OK, and which platform is it?
D A Great! Thanks for your help.
e W
I) Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
PRONUNCIATIUN
a
Sound and spelling: /19/ and leo/
at can bus stop direct change
excuse
help
problem
next
ticket
a
A 0h 1
B Yes? How 2
% me!
—
Listen to the words i n the box. What sound do
the marked letters have? Complete the table.
I help?
A What time's the 3
— bus to Bath?
B It’s 4
— 11:15.
A 80 it leaves in ten minutes. Is it a 5
II: 3; yOZSTat Bristol- 7
,an W “3 — i 5 it-
B Number 2, nearthe 8
— office.
A Great! Thanks for your9—.
B No10
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Listen and check.
Listen and check.
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(e.g. hair)
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What time does it start?
II READING
a Read the messages. Are the sentences true or false?
Sol and Eliana are at the cinema.
Joel wants information about the film and the cinema.
Sian is walking in the rain.
Sian needs information about a football game and a concert.
Basek isn’t driving to the station.
Basek has a ticket for the train.
WRITING SKILLS
Word order in questions
Hi Sol, I’m having lunch with Eliana and she'd like
to come to the cinema with us tomorrow. Sorry, I
can’t remember two things. What time does the film
start? And which cinema is it? Thanks, Joel
Hi Brandon, It’s a lovely day here today — very cold
but sunny. I’m walking to the shops and I want to
buy something for Gabriel. Can you tell me two
things? Does he like football? And what sort of
music does he like? Thanks, Sian
a Complete the questions.
Write one word in each gap.
How much
were
.m
the
tickets
7
l\)
The tickets were £2.50.
Hi Catalina, I’m late for the train but I’m in a taxi.
Two questions: do you have my train ticket or do I
need to buy a ticket? Which platform does the train
leave from? See you soon! Basek
-
late?
>
Yes, the train’s late.
He’s going home.
Why
home?
4 A Where
this T-shirt?
B I didn’t buy this T-shirt — my brother gave it to me.
What time
01
1
U
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d ‘
0 the time of the class
a taxi?
restaurant?
Yes, it’s an expensive restaurant.
a car park?
B Yes, the hotel has a car park.
I) Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1 from/you/are/where?
Where are vou from?
2 on / Nick / playing / the / computer/ is?
3 have / their/ how / does / flat / rooms / many?
4 the / yesterday / give / any / did / teacher/ homework / us ?
5 can / w h e r e / t i c k e t / a / b u s / b u y / I ?
6 he / school / today / at / was?
a Write a message to another student about your new
English class. Remember to ask about:
0 the classroom
7
The film starts at 4:45 pm.
Where
I
You can get a taxi outside the station.
WRITING
0 the homework.
UNIT 10
Reading and listening extension
ll READING
a Read the email. Tick (I) the sentences that are true.
Correct the false sentences.
1 [I
Jenny is on holiday in Germany.
,lenny is on holiday in , Japan.
2 El
Anna is studying German.
3 El There are three people in the German family.
4 El Today is Saturday.
5 El Anna is in the bedroom at the moment.
\l
6 El Most people in the family are outside now.
I:I Anna wants to know what Martin is doing.
Hi Jenny,
Thanks for your email. I hope you're enjoying your
holiday in Japan. I'm in Hamburg in Germany for two
weeks. Mum and Dad sent me here to do a German
course. I didn't really want to come!
I'm staying with a German family here. The parents are
Martin and his wife, Andrea, and they have two sons,
Karl and Ralf. Karl is 17 and Ralf is 14. They’re very
friendly but they only speak German and sometimes I
don’t understand them.
It's Sunday and everyone is at home, but we're all in
different parts of the house. I’m writing this email
in my bedroom. It's really nice because I can see the
garden from my window. Karl is in the garden. It's
raining but he's playing with the dog. Ralf is in the
room next to me. His parents think he is studying for
his exams, but he’s playing a computer game and
chatting to his friends online.
Andrea is in the living room. She's a teacher and she's
preparing her lessons for next week. Martin is cooking
dinner and listening to some terrible opera music. I
don't know what he's making, but he's a great cook.
My dad can only make toast!
Anyway, what are you doing? Write and let me know.
Anna
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b Read the email again. Underline the correct words to
complete the sentences.
1 Jenny/ Anna / Anna’s parents organised Anna’s course in
Hamburg.
It’s a one/ two/ three week course.
Anna is staying in a hotel/ house/ flatin Germany.
Anna doesn’t always hear/ understand/ listen to what the
family say to her.
Martin/ Ralf/ Karl isn’t inside the house at the moment.
Ralf is studying/ playing a game / texting his friends.
Andrea is relaxing/ working/ helping Martin.
Anna doesn’t like Martin’s chi/dren/ food/ music.
0 Write a description of an evening in your home.
Remember to give information about:
who is in your home
where each person is
what each person is doing.
0
II GRAMMAR
LISTENING
a m
Listen. Complete the sentences with the
names in the box.
:lack
Mum
Review
Melinda
Dad
Correct the mistakes.
1 I driving to the hospital.
I’m driving to the hospital.
Tim
1 A
is at home.
2
3
4
is at work.
is at the sports centre.
and
are at the train station.
She don’t working today.
You having lunch?
Where Vicky going?
They're siting in the garden.
It raining?
No, it not.
Yes, is.
VOCABULARY
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
1 El Is Jasper in the Iivving room?
[5 Jasper lnthe living room?
|:| Cheryl’s on holiday.
D I’m in the kitchin.
|_|
|:I Jerry’s at home.
|:| Amber’s on the bus.
[I
They’re in the dinning room.
El
El
|:I
El
She’s at a party.
George isn’t at bed.
I’m at airport.
We’re on a taxi.
b m
Listen again. Underline the correct words to
complete the sentences.
Jack’s dad is working in/ phoning his office.
Jack is a t home/ at the cinema.
Jack is watching TV/ listening to music.
Melinda and her friends are/aren’tat Melinda’s house.
Jack's mum is with her husband / one of her sons.
Tim isn’t wearing a coat/ jumper.
It’s beginning to snow/ rain.
The station is/ isn’t busy.
to say:
0 where you are
0 what you are doing
0 what is happening around you.
ook again at Review your progress on p.86 of the Student's W
'ook. How well can you do these things now?
.15“ = very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
CAN
alk about my home
gsk where people are and what they're doing
“is k for travel information.
E D D
c You are somewhere in your home town. Write a phone
conversation between you and a friend. Remember
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VOCABULARY Life events
II GRAMMAR Object pronouns
a Underline the correct words.
a Write the words under the pictures.
1 Where are the tickets? I had they/thin a minute ago.
2 We/ Us like Joel a lot. He’s staying with we/ us at the
moment.
This is my sister. Me/ / phone her/ she every day.
l was on TV. Did you see / / me?
Where’s my umbrella? I need her/ it!
That man’s playing tennis really well. Him/ He is very
good. Look at him/ he!
be born die finish school finish university get-married
go to university
grow up
have a baby
stop working
,
7 A Bye, John! Bye, Bev! See you/ them tomorrow!
1
met married
2
B OK! Bye!
b Complete the conversation with subject and object
pronouns.
A 1 — l ’ v e got some photos of the party.
.
2
’re very funny.
B Oh, can I see 3 — ?
.
4
5
7
8
6
A Yes, justa minute. . O . . K .lVly brother’s in this picture.
arrived very late.
B Really? Where Is 5
—
? I can’t see
6
—
!
A 7 — ’ s there, with the green hat!
B Oh yes! 8 — ’ s a very big hat! Is that
9
? It’s your T—shirt.
A Yes, that’s 1 0 — . I’m with Ian and Debbie.
11
.
h m
the correct words to complete the text.
’re really nice.
B And who’s that?
- -
A That’s Anna-Maria. 1 2 — ’ s at our house at the
moment. 1
3
—
3 staying with 1
4
—
.
Llllana’ Rosa and me
Liliana 1% / is born on 1 January 1960 in a small town in
B Can I meet 1 5 — ?
Colombia. Her family didn’t have much money but they were
A Yes, of course. 16—— really wants to meet
Very happy Liliana 29015 to / went to 5011001 until She Was 16,
17
c m
i
Listen and Check.
then she got ajob in an office. She met her husband, Andreas,
there. They 3got / had a baby girl and they called her Rosa.
Time passed and Rosa grew 4on / up. She finished 5the school/
school and went to 6the university / university in the USA.
She often visited her parents but she didn’t live with them
again. Then, sadly, Andreas 7st0pped / died. He was only 46.
Liliana was very sad and she 8ended / stopped working.
Three years ago, she came to the USA to be With Rosa. I
started a conversation with Liliana on a train one day and two
weeks later I met her daughter, Rosa. Rosa and I 9got / went
married in June!
PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /3x/
a m
Listen a n d underline the word which DOESN’T
have the /3x/ sound.
1
2
3
4
5
6
work
daughter
university
born
people
Turkish
mt
thirty
early
first
person
grow
shirt
Thursday
near
world
girl
weren’t
VOCABULARY Abilities
II GRAMMAR can
a Match 1—8 to a—h to make questions.
a Underline the correct words to complete the
sentences and questions.
1
1 Your pictures are beautiful! You fl ” can’t paint very well.
2 A You can/ Can you cook?
B Yes, can / / loan.
3 I like music but I can’t/ can dance at all! I’m a terrible
danced
Jenny can to/ can speak German very well.
A Can h e / Cans he run 10 km?
B No, he can’t/ doesn’t.
6 They’re good swimmers. They can swim very well/ can
very well swim.
Can you ride
a in the sea in your country?
2 El When did you last paint
b dance?
3 El How often do you cook
c a meal for lots of people?
4 El You’re at a party and you d 5 km?
like the music. Do you
e a picture?
5 El Did you sing
f a horse?
6 El Can you run
g a song yesterday?
7 I:] Do people swim
8 El How often do you drive
h a car?
b m
Listen and check.
0 Complete the crossword puzzle with past simple verbs.
15
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H
2
g
3
4
5
6
7
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s
l
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1 In the evening we sat outside and 5
% songs.
2 |p
— basketball every day when l was at
schooL
6 We r
5 km in the park this morning.
7 Ellie 0
dinner yesterday. It was very good.
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b GEE Listen and check.
8 Gino p
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c Complete the sentences with can or can’t and a verb
from the box.
1 I only 5
I
drive
play
U
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1 James M
a picture of the flowers in the garden.
read
say speak
swim
teach
was very cold!
3 The music was really good and we d — a l l
night.
4 Damian r
his bicycle to school every day
last week.
5 |d
— our new car for the first time yesterday.
write
Italian quite well.
He goes to the beach every day but he never goes in the
water because he —
.
Their daughter Is only four but she
books.
you
a car?
I like children but I
them. I’m not a teacher.
Listen to this! We
‘Hello’ in Chinese.
Look at this! |
‘Hello’ in Russian.
I’d like to have guitar lessons. I often listen to guitar music
but I
the guitar at all.
for five minutes because the water
PRUNUNCIATION Sentence stress: can
a m
Listen to the sentences. Which words are
stressed? Tick (I) the correct box.
1 a El Imswim.
_I can swim.
a El Can you drive?
4 a DWI};
b D Jim can’tmg.
b
b I:I Can you drive?
a Elm, Ican.
b
_
_
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Elmflm.
_
5 a I:] Can he dance?
b D Can he dance?
6 a D M), he can’t.
b D Ndmcan’t.
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6 5 ‘ -
ll USEFUL LANGUAGE
Talking about opinions
a Complete the sentences and questions with
the words in the box.
idea
agree
right
nice
so
think
Idon’t think
5 — 0 .
Maybe you’re
I don’t think it’s a good
I think it’s very
.
What do you —
?
Yes, I
d Complete the conversation with one word in each
gap. A contraction, e.g. I’m = one word.
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MARK
CARRIE
PHILIP
What do you 1
l2
I’m not 3
think
of my new car?
it’s really nice.
— sure.
CARRIE
PHILIP
Why not?
l4
think yellow is a very good colour.
MARK
Maybe you’re 5
PHILIP
Mm.
MARK
What 6
e m
you think of my old car?
Listen and check.
E PRONUNCIATIUN Consonant groups
b Underline the correct words to complete the
conversations.
Conversation 1
A 1M/ How do you think of this room?
B I don’t 2z‘hink/ agree grey is a good idea for the walls.
A 3You’re maybe/ Maybe you’re right. But 4I/ I’m think
it’s OK with the red bed.
B I’m not 5so/ rightsure.
Conversation 2
A What 6are/ did you think of the film?
B It was terrible!
c Yes, 7lagree/ I’m agree. It’s a really bad film!
A Really? I don’t 8think s o / think. I liked it.
c GEE Listen and check.
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a 117)?)118 Listen to the words with the same consonant
sound. Complete the missing letters to spell the
words.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
touriéi
e__ineer
an__er
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thi__
liste___
clo___
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da__e
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It’s a (fantasticicity'
Hi Gerhard,
Thanks for your email — it was good to hear from you.
n
READING
I started university here in Bristol six weeks ago now and it’s going
a Read the email. Tick (J) the correct answers.
really well. The university’s fantastic and Bristol’s an exciting city.
It’s also an expensive city. I’d like to find a j o b in a shop next year
1 What’s Yaz doing in Bristol?
because I really need some money!
El She’s working and studying.
a
'2' She’s studying.
b
El She’s working.
c
As you know, I’m studying IT. It’s a very interesting course and the
teachers are good. There’s lots of work to do but there are also lots
of things to do in my free time. I’m learning to dance and I can now
2
a
b
c
W h a t d o e s Y a z t h i n k of Bristol?
El She likes it but she thinks it's expensive.
El She doesn’t like it.
|:I She likes it because it isn’t expensive.
3 Why is Yaz in Bristol?
a |:I She’s learning to play volleyball.
b I:I She’s learning to dance.
C
|:| She’s studying IT.
I’m making some new friends here. Simon and Annette are really
nice. I met Simon at my dance class. He’s a language student and
he can speak Italian and German very well. He’s also a good dancer
and he helps me in the lessons. Annette is studying IT and we met
in the university bookshop on the first day. We often study together
in the evening.
The peorole here are
.
4 What can Simon do?
a El He can speak other languages.
b |:| He can dance
c (:I He can speak other languages and dance.
5 Where did Yaz and Annette meet?
a |:I They met in a bookshop.
b |:| They met at a volleyball match.
c |:| They met in an IT lesson.
6
a
b
c
la olle ball
'te ell.
p yv
y
qUI W
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really nice, but I miss
m y.family at. home and
I miss my friends too.
Write again soon!
Best wishes,
Yaz
How is Yaz feeling?
I:I She’s happy because she isn’t at home.
I:I She’s having a good time but she misses people at home.
(:I She’s very sad because she misses her friends and family.
WRITING SKILLS Pronouns
a Read the email. Change the words in brackets for
subject and object pronouns.
I
3
WRITING
a Write an email to a friend. Remember to give
information about:
Hi Masha,
Thank you very much for your long emails! I read 1 W 4 ! “
(your long emails) in a café every morning. I like the photos, too.
2
(The photos) are very funny!
0
0
0
0
0
where you are now
where you study English
your teacher
the other students in your class
what you do in the evening.
Things here in Home are going well. 3
— (Home’s) a big
city with lots of beautiful places to visit. I study every day and my Italian
is quite good now. My language school is called Accademia Leonardo.
4
(Accademia Leonardo's) a very big school but the
classes are small and the teachers are great. My teacher is called
Maria. 5
— (Maria’s) very good and I like
6
(Maria) very much.
I have a new friend called Luigi. He's from Venice. I met
7
(Luigi) at a museum! We started talking about the
pictures and then 8
— (Luigi and /) went for a coffee
together.
How are you? Do you see Jess and Otto? I miss 9
(Jess and Otto) a lot. And I miss 1
course!
0
— (Masha) too, of
_
Write soon!
Write again soon,
Abigail
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UNIT 11
Reading and listening extension
ll READING
|—|
life you read about.
her family
her house
her school
her work
her interests
her husband’s work
the death of her husband
her children
her friends
DDDDDDDDS
Read the TV review. Tick (I) the parts of Beth’s
Read the review again. Put the events in Beth’s
life in the order they happened.
El
D
El
|:|
El
|:I
Her husband died.
She had a baby.
She went to South Africa.
She finished her university studies.
She started teaching.
She got married.
She left Wales.
|:| She got a job in London.
Choose an interesting member of your family
and write about his or her life. Remember to
give information about:
0 where and when the person was born
where the person lived
what work the person did
the person’s family
why the person was interesting.
LAST NIGHT’S m
People’s Lives is a popular TV programme on Channel
12. The programme helps people find out about their
family history.
Last night, the programme was about Fiona Davies
and her grandmother, Beth. Fiona didn’t know her
grandmother well because Beth died when Fiona was
two years old. People’s Lives found out that Beth was
from Cardiff in Wales. She was born there in 1922 and
had six brothers and sisters. The family was poor and
Beth went to England when she was 17. She got a job in
a hospital in London.
Beth worked at the hospital for six years, then she
studied at university to be a doctor. She was 32 when
she finished university and 33 when she married Fiona’s
grandfather, James. James was a businessman from
Manchester.
Beth and James were very happy for three years and
they had a son, but then James died.
Beth left the UK and went to South Africa on a ship
with her son. She worked as a doctor there and started a
hospital for women. In 1972, Beth returned to Cardiff to
teach at the university. She taught students who wanted
to be doctors. Beth died in Wales in 1984.
It was an interesting programme and Fiona was very
happy to know more about her grandmother. Next
week it is the turn of Frank Kendal to find out about his
grandparents. Don’t forget to watch!
0 People’s Lives, 8 pm next Wednesday, Channel 12
0
Review
II GRAMMAR
Correct the mistakes.
1 I’ve got some eggs. We can have it for breakfast.
I've got some eggs. We can have them for breakfast.
Your dad’s an engineer. We could ask her for help.
Is your phone new? I like him.
Your sister's really nice. How often do you see them?
He can to ride a horse.
You can drive?
I not can sing.
A Can they swim?
B Yes, they swim.
a VOCABULARY
Correct the mistakes.
1 Anita and Frank had baby in March.
Anita anal Frank had a baby in March.
2 l born in 1995.
3 She was died in 2002.
El LISTENING
Listen to the conversation. Put the jobs in the
a m
4 Ifinished at university last year.
order that you hear them.
5 I grew in a small village in Scotland.
El chef
El English teacher
El receptionist
singer
6
7
8
9
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My father stopped to work last year.
She singed a song last week.
I rode the car to the station.
I run 10 km last Saturday.
10 We swim in the new swimming pool yesterday.
Listen again. Tick (l) the things that Lyn
can do.
I sing
El
2 cook
3 swim
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5 teach
6 speak English
7 drive
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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|:|
|:|
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Alex and Lyn are at work/ at home.
Lyn works in a shop / an office now.
Alex/ Lyn wants to find a newjob.
Alex mentions one job/ two jobs on a ship.
Lyn speaks English and French/ Spanish.
Lyn doesn’t want to live in a very hot/ cold country.
Lyn knows/ doesn’t knowa lot about Oxford.
Lyn decides to apply for the job in Madrid/ Oxford.
(I Write a conversation between two friends. One person
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500k. How well can you do these things now?
.
.23 = very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
describes a job he or she would like to do. The other
person asks questions. Remember to say:
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a El onJune.
b D June.
0 IZI in June.
b D this Friday.
0 |:| at Friday.
2 It’s Jim’s birthday
a |:| in Friday.
3 It’s my birthday
a El Friday.
b D next Friday. 0 El in Friday.
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b I:I at Monday.
a CI in Monday.
c
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a El this afternoon?
a updating the correct words to complete the
b D 0” afternoon?
Conversation 1
A Is there an email from Stephen? lHe going to/ He’s going
t_0/ He’s going write to you with information about the boat
trip.
B I don’t know. 2I’m going not to/ I’m not going to/ I’m not
going check my emails today or tomorrow.
6 He’s going to finish school
A Oh. OK. Well. I'm going 3t0 phone/ phoning/ phone him
this evening. so i can ask him then.
8 We’re going to visit Harry and Ahmed
a |:| at the weekend. b D in the weekend.
a I:I in three weeks.
c D on three weeks.
b |:I this three weeks.
7 See you
b D
a El on tomorrow.
C D in tomorrow.
tomorrow.
c E] the weekend.
Conversation 2
A It’s the holidays! 4I go to/ I’m going/ I’m going to sleep for
ten hours every night! 5/going/ I’m going/ I’m go to watch
TV every day!
B Really? That’s so boring! My brother and |6amg01ngll
9 See you
a D at the autumn!
b El on the autumn!
c |:| in the autumn!
10 She’s going to stop working
b Ct at month.
a CI in month.
c El next month.
Is g0/ng/ are gOIngto work on a farm near the mountains.
The people there 7are going/ is going/ am going to teach
us how to ride horses.
A Hmm, sounds quite interesting. What about your sister?
VOCABULARY ordinal numbers
8She’s going not/ She not going/ She isn’t going to come
with us. She wants to stay at home.
a m
0 Complete the sentences with the going to form of the
verbs in the box.
cook do have piay (not) ride
(not)sing (not) stay (not) use watch
are going to play
4
5
6
7
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the stressed words in the
sentences.
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evening.
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yogaIthis afternoon.
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his motorbike fast.
a long, hOt bath.
a film on TV this evening.
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1 You’re going tom in a M.
2
3
4
5
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Anna’s going to do her homework.
I’m going to check my emails.
He’s going to listen to music.
6 I’m going to read a book.
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b Complete the crossword puzzle.
2
1h
a Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
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1 coffee / t o / meet / when / are / we / going / for ?
When are we aolna to meet for coffee?
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3 where / married / t o / get / going / they / are?
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4 you / station / t o / to / are / the / drive / tomorrow / going?
5 to / do / she / evening / going / this / what’s?
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Listen and check.
c Complete the sentences with the going to form of the
verbs in brackets.
1 A WhatMfi—ingm (you / do) this morning?
B I
(clean) the house — and you
(help) me!
2 A So,
evening?
B Yes, he is.
What
( h e / play) the piano this
(you / listen)?
(you and your friends / do)
in the holidays?
B ldon't know. We
this afternoon.
4 A Where
(she/ watch) TV?
B In the living room, I think.
5 When
(l/do)a|| these things on
my list?
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PRONUNCIATIUN
Sound and spelling: /V/ and /w/
VOCABULARY
Common verbs and collocations
a Match 1—8 with a—h to make sentences.
1 IE I’m going to make
a my homework today.
2 D I’m not going to do
3 El lwant to clean
b shopping tomorrow.
c Violet in hospital.
4 El I’d like to paint
5 D We can go
d a picture of you.
e the car. It’s really dirty.
6 El ldon’t use
7 El I’m going to visit
f to the party.
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10 They went to the UK but they didn’t v
London.
11 I’m going to m
some coffee. Would you like
some?
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1 I did my h
w this morning — English, Maths
and German.
2 I’m going to c
the flat today. It’s very dirty.
I need lots of hot water!
3 |d
— sport every day — tennis, running,
swimming, football
I use the c
every day — for email, for work,
for games and for music.
I’m going to i
Pedro to my flat for lunch next
week.
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6
7
8
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a m
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/v/ sound or the /w/ sound? Complete the table.
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warm drive windy
visit November voHeybaH
winter weekend invite
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Making and accepting invitations
3 Put the conversation in the correct order.
E] B Yes, lam.
|:] B Yes, I’d love to. Thank you.
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I:] A
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I’d love to, but I have lots of homework for tomorrow.
Would you like to go to the cinema?
You’re a good student! Are you free tomorrow night?
Would you like to go to a concert this evening?
Listen and check.
A Would you like to come for dinner tomorrow night?
|:I A Great! You can come on Saturday.
|:I A Are you free on Friday?
|:| B No, sorry, I’m busy on Friday too. But Saturday’s OK.
D B Thank you!
D B Sorry, I’m busy then.
Listen and check.
e Complete the conversations with the
words in the box.
can
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come
thank
would free busy
OK love to
Conversation 1
A Would you 1i
to come
to my party on Saturday?
B I'd 2
— to come. Thank you.
Conversation 2
A 3
— you like to go to the
cinema on Thursday?
B Sorry, I’m 4
But Friday’s 5
A OK, we 6
— then.
.
— go on Friday.
B Great!
Conversation 3
A Would you like to 7
— for
lunch at the weekend?
B I’d love 8
—
, but I’m away
this weekend.
A Are you 9
— next weekend?
B Yes, I am.
A You can come then!
B 10
you. I’d love to come.
f (am Listen and check.
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Listen to the words in the box. What sound do
the letters 00 have? Complete the table.
book
pool
boots
cook
good
look
school
food
afternoon
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(e.g’. foot)
book
c Put the conversation in the correct order.
(I
PRONUNCIATION
3;:‘1
20
l’ m free next weekend
Hi Dom
How are you? I’m in town this evening. Would you
II READING
like to meet — at about 6:30? We could go for a meal.
There’s a new pizza place near the station. People say
a Read the invitations and replies. Are the sentences
it’s very good.
true or false?
1 Eddy and Dom are going to have pizza together this evening
Eddy is going to make the pizza.
They’re going to speak on the phone at 2:30 this afternoon.
Dom is free at 7:30 this evening.
Nerissa wants to go shopping in town on Tuesday morning.
Clare and Nerissa are going to meet this Tuesday.
Clare can go to Nerissa’s flat this Wednesday.
Clare can go to Nerissa’s flat next Wednesday.
I can call you this afternoon — about 2:30. Is that OK
with you?
Speak later,
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Hi Eddy
Eddy
b
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a
I’m good, thanks. Yes, I’d love to go for a
pizza this evening — but I’m busy at 6:30.
ls 7:30 OK for you?
I’m going to be at work this afternoon, but
we could speak at about 5:30.
Dom
Hi Clare
Would you like to come to my flat on Tuesday
morning? We could do some online clothes
shopping together and I can make lunch.
Best wishes
Nerissa
Hi Nerissa
That’s a really lovely idea but I’m staying with friends this week
and I’m away until Friday. Maybe we could do it next Tuesday?
I’m free next Wednesday, too.
Clare
WRITING SKILLS Paragraphs
a Put the paragraphs in the correct order to make
Ethan’s email invitation.
|:|
D
Paul’s staying with me this week and he can play the
guitar really well. We could eat and then sing songs.
What do you think? Are you free on Saturday?
I hope you can come!
El Hi Jerry,
D
I’m thinking about having a barbecue in the garden on
Saturday evening — chicken, fish, vegetables, things like
that. Would you and Ada like to come?
|:I Ethan
b Put the paragraphs in the correct order to make
Jerry’s reply to Ethan’s email invitation.
I:] Is 8:00 OK? Would you like us to bring some food?
I:I Jerry
I: See you on Saturday!
I:
Thank you, that would be lovely. We’re busy on Saturday
afternoon but we can come in the eveni .
D Hi Ethan.
WRITING
a Write a reply to the invitation.
Hi
How are you? I’m going to drive to the beach in my new
car this Saturday. Would you like to come with me?
We can swim, sit in the sun and play volleyball.
We could go in the morning or the afternoon. What do you
think? Maybe Oliver and Jorges would like to come, too.
Simon
UNIT 12
Reading and listening extension
El NEW YEAR, NEW ME
BY MATT SIMPSON
1 Today is January 1St — a good day to start my new life!
Some people talk about changing their lives, but they
don’t do anything. I’m not going to talk about changing
my life. l have a list of things I want to do and I’m going
to do all of them.
2 What am I going to do first? Well, I usually get up, go
to work, come home, have dinner and then watch TV
until it’s time to go to bed. I never do any sport. From
tomorrow, I’m going to get up early every day and go
for a run. I’m also going to use the swimming pool at
the gym after work.
3 I’m not going to stay at home every evening. I’m
going to visit the college and get some information
about language courses. I’m interested in Japanese. I
also want to do a cookery class. I don’t know how to
cook and | just eat in restaurants or buy pizzas. At the
weekend, I go home to my mum for meals!
4 I spend a lot of money on clothes, but I’m not going to
buy any more. I’m going to put the money in the bank.
My girlfriend and I want to travel and see new places.
We’re planning to leave our jobs in September and
travel around the world.
5 Those are my plans. What are YOU going to do to
change your life this year?
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READING
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0 Imagine it’s a new year and you want to
change your life. Make a list of things
you’re going to do and things you aren’t
a Read the blog. Match the ideas a—e to paragraphs 1—5.
a El Travelling to new places
going to do.
b D
_
Asking about another person's plans
c |:| Learning new things
Things you’re going
Things you aren't,
d |:| Deciding to change
e D Changing a daily routine
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going to do
buy more clothes
El
cook a meal for his mum |:|
do a lot of travelling
CI
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D
b Read the blog again. Tick (I) the activities Matt is going to do.
8 play football at the gym
9 run every day
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get a new job
El
10 save money
use the gym
learn to swim
[I
El
11 study a foreign language
12 walk to work every day
E]
D
D
0
Review
[I GRAMMAR
Tick (I) the sentences that are correct. Correct the
mistakes.
1 El Edward isn’t going to sleep here tonight. He’s at a hotel.
2 El They’re going play volleyball. Do you want to watch them?
3 El Are you going to have a bath?
4 D What we are going to do now?
5 D A Is he going to work in a bank?
B Yes, he’s going.
6 El A Is she going to go to university?
B No, she isn’t.
7 |:| I’m going not to get up early. I’m going to stay in bed until
lunchtime!
8 El When I going to see you again?
VOCABULARY
LISTENING
Correct the mistakes.
a m u Listen to the video call. Match the activities
with the people. Complete the notes.
1 See you on the two of March.
566 you on the second of March.
have dinner meet friends play tennis read a book
see a football match go to the cinema
spend a day at Disneyland take the dog for a walk
. .
f'
.
They’re going to visit Ian on the summer.
It’s the twelve of August.
I’m going to start work in Monday.
He was born on the fifteenth of Februry.
I’ve got bread and cheese. I’m going make a sandwich.
We could visit Leo and Craig to the party. They love parties!
I don't really like sport but I make yoga every day.
I want to clean the walls green.
Can I do the computer for five minutes? I need to check my
emails.
Helen
H
visit a film studio
Paul
r
h m i l Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?
Write a conversation between two friends. One person
is going to visit a big city. The other person asks
about his or her plans. Remember to say:
0 which city he or she’s going to visit
0 how he or she’s going to travel around
0 what he or she’s going to do and see there.
3 REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS
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'ook. How well can you do these things now?
.15 = very well
2 = well
1 = not so well
cAn
alk about future plans
3;;ssk and answer about future plans
and accept invitations.
DEE]
Helen and Paul are brother and sister.
Helen is in the USA.
She is travelling around by train.
She was in San Diego yesterday.
Rodeo Drive is famous for its shops.
The football game is on Thursday.
The next place Helen plans to visit is Las Vegas.
Helen is going to phone her parents at the weekend.
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Unit 1: Hello!
an Hello, my name’s Marie. What’s your name?
a Watch video 1a and underline the correct words.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
I’m/Mama’s Anna.
I’m/Myname is Euan.
I’m/Myname is Nino.
I’m/Myname is Matt.
I’m/Myname’s Maibritt.
I’m/Myname’sSamantha.
I’m/Myname’s Ruby.
l’m/Myname’sColin.
l’m/Myname’sJo.
I’m/ My name is Laurence.
I’m/Myname’sSarah.
I’m/Myname’sJason.
l’m/MynameisSarah.
I’m/Myname’s Laura.
l’m/Myname’s Mark.
16 l’m/Myname’sJenna.
17 l’m/Myname’sClaire.
18 l’m/Myname’s Lauren.
a!“ Are you from England?
b Watch video 1 b a n d tick (l) the correct answers.
1 Is Maibritt from England?
a El Yes
b
No
2 Is Euan from England?
a El Yes
b D No
3 Is Jenna from England?
a El Yes
b D No
4 Is Laura from England?
a El Yes
b [I No
5 Is Ruby from England?
a El Yes
b [I No
1 Are you a student?
('DQ.OC'Q)O'IJ>UJI\JI—I
0 Watch video 1c. Match the people 1—5 with the
sentences a—e.
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Maibritt
|:| Euan
D Jenna
I:I Laura
El Ruby
I am. I study history at the University of York.
No, I’m a manager.
No, I’m not. I’m a teacher.
No, I’m not a student, no. l a m an editor.
Yes, I am.
Unit 2: All about me
. 1 Are you from a city, a town or a village?
a Watch video 2a and underline the correct words.
1 Sarah's from a gity/ town/ village.
It’s/ ltisn’t near London.
Anna's from a big town / small town / big city/ small city.
It’s/ ltisn’t near London.
Claire’s from a city/ town/ village.
lt’s/ ltisn’tnear Cambridge.
Nino is from a big town / small town/ big city/ small city.
It’s/ It isn’tin England.
and What’s in your bag?
b Watch video 2b. Match the people 1—4 with the
objects a—d.
IE] Sarah
E] Anna
El Claire
El Nino
an umbrella, a phone, some keys, an apple
a bottle of water, a wallet, a phone, an umbrella
a bottle of water, a photo, a newspaper
a phone, some keys, a banana, a ticket
Vox pop video‘
I 1 What’s your surname?
6 Colin: leatdinner at
a I:I 5:00 or 5:30
b |:| 6:30 or 7:00
c |:| 5:00 or 7:00
0 Watch video 2c a n d t i c k (I) the correct answers.
1 Sarah
a El Greaves
b
Grieves
c E] Greeves
2 Anna
a El Linter
b [I Linta
c D Linthe
3 Claire
a D Barns
b D Bahns
c E] Barnes
4 Nino
a [J Chelidze
b |:I Cheletse
c |:I Shelitze
Unit 3: Food and drink
I 1 Do you eat fruit every day?
a Watch video 3a and undeLLLne the correct words.
1 Euan: l always/usualhz/ sometimes eat an apple or a
banana at work.
2 Samantha: | eatl don’t eatfruit every day.
3 Samantha: I like/ don’t like apples.
4 Colin: | always/ usual/y/ sometimes eat fruit once or twice
a day.
5 Lauren: I usually have a banana for breakfast/ lunch.
I 1 What time do you eat breakfast?
b Watch video 3b and tick (l) the correct answers.
1 Euan: I usually eat breakfast at
a
7:00
b D 7:30
0 El 8:00
2 Euan: I have dinner at
a El 5:00 or 5:30
b E
6:00 or 6:30
c |:I 7:00 or7:30
3 Samantha: l have lunch at
a El 12:00
b |:| 1:00
c |:I 2:00
4 Samantha: | eat dinner at
a El 5:30
b |:| 6:30
C B
7:30
5 Colin: | eat lunch at
a El 12:00
b B 1:00
c E] 2:00
7 Lauren: l have breakfast at
a |:| 8:00
b |:| 9:00
c |:| 10:00
8 Lauren: | eatdinner at
a |:| 5:00
b II 6:00
c |:| 7:00
I 1 Do you eat a big meal in the evening?
c Watch video 3c. Match the people 1—4 with the
sentences a—d.
1
2
3
4
El
El
El
El
Euan
Samantha
Colin
Lauren
a Yes. I usually eat fish and vegetables with rice or pasta.
b Yes. I like Indonesian, Chinese and Italian food.
c Yes. | eat spaghetti or meat and potatoes, or sometimes
rice.
d Yes. I like lasagne.
Unit 4: My life and my family
351 Where do you study?
a Watch video 4a. Match 1—4 with a—d to make
sentences.
1
2
3
4
IE
El
El
El
Ruby
Lauren
Sarah
Jo
a
b
c
d
studies at
studies at
studies at
studies at
Bristol University. She studies Languages.
York University. She studies History.
Exeter University. She studies German.
Cambridge University.
£31 Are you married?
b Watch video 4b and underline the correct words.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Ruby ilsnjtmarried.
Lauren is/ isn’t married.
Sarah isl isn’t married.
Sarah has one chi/d/ two children.
Jo is/ isn’t married.
Jo has a son / a son and a daughter/ four children.
Do you have brothers and sisters?
c Watch video 4c a n d undemne the correct words.
0 1 - w
1 Ruby has fourbrathersaaiaamterl sisters and one
brother.
They are/ aren’t married.
Lauren has one older brother/ sister.
Lauren’s brother is/ isn’t married.
Sarah has two sisters and one brother/ two brothers and
one sister.
They are/ aren’t married.
J0 has one sister/ brother.
Jo’s brother is/ isn’t married.
Jo’s brother has one girl and two boys/ two girls and one
boy.
Unit 5: Places
I!
Is there a supermarket near here?
a Watch video 5a a n d undeLLLne the correct words.
OJN
1 J0 says there aren’t any supermarkets/ cafés/ hotels near
here.
Jason says there is/ isn’ta supermarket near here.
Jason says there isn’t a hotel/ a café near here.
Lauren says there’s a supermarket and a big café/ a small
café near here.
Lauren says all the hotels/ good cafés are in the centre of
Cambridge.
and Are there lots of houses in your street?
b Watch video 5 b a n d tick (I) the correct answers.
1 There are lots of houses in Jo’s street.
a
True
b E] False
There are new a n d old houses in Jo’s street.
a El True
b E] False
There are lots of houses in Jason’s street.
a CI True
b CI False
There aren’t any old houses in Jason’s street.
a El True
b I:I False
There are lots of houses in Lauren’s street.
a El True
b I:I False
There aren’t any old houses in Lauren’s street.
a CI True
b E] False
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Are there any parks near your house?
e Watch video 5c. Match the people 1—4 with the
sentences a—d.
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2 El Jason
3 [I Maibritt
4 El Lauren
a There isn’t a park near the house.
b There’s a big park in the next street. People play football
and basketball there.
There’s a very large park near my house. I like going there.
There's a big park. It has a playground and some sports
fields.
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Unit 6: Work and routines
a ! What do you do?
a Watch video 6a and Medina the correct words.
1 Maibrittwarks/ doesn’t work in Cambridge.
Maibritt worksl doesn’t work long hours.
Matt worksl doesn’t work in Cambridge.
Matt worksl doesn’t work long hours.
Mark has/ doesn’t have a job in a restaurant.
Mark worksl doesn’t work long hours.
Laurence worksl doesn’t work in a factory.
Laurence worksl doesn’t work with computers.
and When do you usually get up?
b Watch video 6b. Match the people 1—4 with the times
a—d.
1 IE Maibritt
2 I:I Matt
3 I:I Mark
4 El Laurence
a
b
c
d
10:00 am
6:30 or 7:00 am
7:00am
10:00 or 11:00 am
I 1 When do you usually go to work?
0 Watch video 6c and tick (J) the correct answers.
1 Maibritt goes to work at
a E] 8:00 am
b
9:00 am
0 El 10:00am
2 Matt goes to work at
a El 11:00am
b lj 12:00 pm
c El 1:00 pm
3 Mark goes to work at
a D 12:00 pm
b |:l 1:00 pm
c lj 12:30 pm
4 Laurence goes to work at
a El 7:00am
b |:| 7:15 am
c |:| 7:30 am
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Unit 7: Shopping and fashion
I 1 Do you like going shopping for clothes?
I 1 What’s your favourite colour?
6 Watch video 70 and mains the correct words.
1 Anna flkes/ doesn’t like going shopping for clothes.
2 Sarah doesn’t like going shopping for clothes because the
shops are expensive/ busy/ far away.
3 Claire goes to the town centre/ on/l'ne to buy clothes.
4 Nino likes/ doesn’t like new clothes.
a Watch video 7a and tick (l) the correct answers.
1 Anna's favourite colour is
a
red
b [:I green
c D yellow
Unit 8: Past events
2 Anna often wears
a El green, grey and brown
b E] purple and blue
c [:| green, black and blue
a1 Were you at home last weekend?
3 Sarah's favourite colour is
a Watch video 8a and tick (J) the correct answers.
a El grey
1 Ruby went to London on Saturday.
b [:I purple
a
True
b I:I False
c [:l brown
4 Sarah often wears
2 She was at home on Sunday.
a [:I black and white
b [:| black and blue
a El True
b I:I False
c [:I black and purple
3 Euan was at home on Sunday.
5 Claire’s favourite colour is
a El True
b I:I False
a [:I purple
b [:| blue
c [:I white
4 He went shopping on Sunday.
a El True
6 Claire often wears
b E] False
a [:I grey and purple
b D green and purple
c [:I grey and pale blue
5 Maibritt wasn’t a t home a t the weekend.
a El True
b D False
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6 Laura was a t home a t the weekend.
a El grey and blue
b I:I white and yellow
c [:I green and brown
a El True
b I] False
8 Nino often wears
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a [:I brown and blue
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b Watch video 7b. Match 1—4 with a—d to make
sentences.
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Anna often wears
Sarah often wears
Claire wears
Nino wears
Euan was at home/ ata party.
Maibritt was at home/ ata party.
Jenna was at home/ ata party.
Laura was at home/ ata party.
I 1 What free time activities were popular when you
were a child?
6 Watch video 80. Match the people 1—5 with the free
time activities a—e.
1 El Ruby
2 |:] Euan
a
trousers, a top and a cardigan or a dress and a cardigan.
b a jumper, a skirt and a pair of boots.
c a skirt and blouse or a dress with high heels.
4 El Jenna
5 El Laura
a doing sport, playing outside in the street, playing with dolls
d jeans and a jumper or a T-shirt.
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3 D Maibritt
and cars
doing sport, reading, watching TV, playing music
football, riding bikes, climbing trees
playing outside, computer games, riding bikes, football
reading, playing at the park with friends, computer games
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b Watch video 9b. Match 1—4 with a—d to make
sentences.
1
Euan
2 El Samantha
3 El Colin
4 El Lauren
a visited family and stayed in a caravan.
b walked up mountains, swam in the sea and saw some
amazing old buildings.
c saw a lot of old buildings and ate good food.
d went swimming and played tennis.
a ! Did you enjoy your holiday last year?
c Watch video 90 and Milling the correct words.
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1 Euan fiad/ didn’t have a good time on holiday.
Euan’s son liked/ didn’t like staying in a caravan.
Samantha enjoyed / didn’t enjoy her holiday last year.
Samantha liked/ didn’t like the hot weather.
Colin likedl didn’t like Portugal very much.
Lauren enjoyed / didn’t enjoy her holiday last year.
Unit 9: Holidays
Lauren thoughtl didn’t think the holiday was very long.
am Where did you go on holiday last year?
Unit 10: Here and now
a Watch video 9a and tick (l) the correct answers.
. 1 Where do you eat your dinner?
1 Euan went to Scotland
a Watch video 1 0 a and unfiedine the correct words.
a E] by plane
b
by train
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in a hotel.
a El stayed
b D didn’t stay
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sunny every day in Scotland.
a |:Iwas
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as! Is there a TV in your heme?
4 Samantha went to Turkey
b Watch video 10b and tick (l) the correct answers.
a El by boat
b |:I by plane
1 Ruby’s family has a small TV.
5 Samantha —
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b
False
in a hotel.
a El stayed
2 Sarah has a TV in the dining room.
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in a hotel.
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a |:| True
b |:| False
5 Lauren watches TV on the Internet.
_ in a big hotel in Rome.
— hot and sunny every day in Rome.
a El was
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b I:| False
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Ruby eats dinner in the living rooml dining room / kitchen.
Sarah eats dinner in the living rooml dining rooml kitchen.
Jo eats dinner in the living room / dining rooml kitchen.
Lauren eats dinner in the living room / dining room /
kitchen.
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a I:I cook dinner
b I:I do yoga
c |:| clean her house
I 1 Which room do you like best in your home?
0 Watch video 10c. Match 1—4 with a—d to make
sentences.
Laurence is going to
a I:I go to a restaurant with
1 IE Ruby likes
2 El Sarah likes
some friends.
b I:I cook dinner for
c I:I do sport with
3 El Jo likes
4 El Lauren likes
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and then watch TV.
her bedroom because all herthings are there.
the kitchen and she spends a lot of time there.
the living room.
the living room because it’s quite big and there’s lots
of light.
Unit 11: Achievers
Matt’s going to
his sister.
a |:] havea party for
b D meet
0 El phone
all! What are you going to do tomorrow?
I) Watch video 12b. Match the people 1—4 with their
plans a—d.
ii‘m Where did you grow up?
1
Mark
2 |:| Maibritt
3 |:| Laurence
a Watch video 11a and underline the correct words.
4 |:| Matt
a I’m going to celebrate my son’s birthday.
1 Lauren gremup/ didn’tgrow up in England.
2 Jason grew upl didn ’t grow up in England.
3 Maibritt grew upl didn ’t grow up in England.
b I’m going to go for a run.
c I’m going to work.
d I’m going to work.
Fran Can you swim?
I) Watch video 11b and undeLLLne the correct words.
I!
Where are you going to go on your next holiday?
1 Lauren can swim very well/ W W W / can’t
0 Watch video 1 2 c and underline the correct words.
1 Markjsl isn’tgoing to stay in a hotel in Italy.
2 Mark’s going to go to the beach and do a lot ofsport/ g0
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swim a t all.
2 Jason can swim/ can’t swim.
3 Jo can swim very well / can swim/ can ’t swim at all.
4 Maibritt likes swimming at the beach/ in swimming pools.
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sentences.
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2 El Jason
3 I:I Jo
4 El Maibritt
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cook but not very well.
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swimmingl relax.
Maibritt isl isn’tgoing to stay in a hotel in Denmark.
Maibritt’s going to visit her mum / lots of museumsl some
friends.
Laurence lsl isn’tgoing to stay in a hotel in France.
Laurence is going to visit some friends / go walking/ do
yoga and have barbecues.
Matt’s going to stay in a small hotel l on a campsite/ with
his cousin by the beach.
Matt’s going to have barbecues/ eat at nice restaurantsl
make nice meals.
Unit 12: Plans
%1 What are you going to do this evening?
a Watch video 12a and tick (J) the correct answers.
1 Mark’s going to go to
a El the beach
b |:I the cinema
c
the gym
2 Mark’s going to have dinner
a D at home
b D ata friend’s house
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Good evening!
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ANNE Yes, it is. Are you a new student?
No, I'm not. I’m a new teacher.
Oh, are you Tom?
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What’s your surname?
It’s Gibbins.
How do you spell that?
G-l-B-B-l-N-S.
What’s your phone number?
It's 09745 833081.
What’s your email address?
It's alice—eight—eight—eight at zipmail dot com.
How are you?
Is it a village?
What’s your surname?
What’s your address?
Can you spell that?
What’s the spelling?
Are you from a big city?
Is this your phone?
Where are you from?
What’s your email address?
room a t the school, a n d one in my classroom. I
have a laptop and some books on my desk in the
teachers’ room but I don’t have a phone. Today,
my bag is on my desk with my umbrella.
JAMIE I’m Jamie. I’m a student in Southampton. I
have a desk at school and another desk in my
bedroom where I do my homework. I have a
computer on my desk at home, and today I also
have an apple and a knife, and a glass of water.
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We eat fruit every day.
Do you eat bread?
They don’t eat eggs.
A Do you like vegetables?
B No, I don’t.
Do you like fish?
A Do you like meat?
B No, we don’t.
DUNCAN Mmm! I like meat! | eat meat every day!
RAJIT Really? I don't eat meat.
D Oh, you don't eat meat. Do you eat fish?
R No, I don’t.
D Do you eat eggs?
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Where are you from, Tom?
Edinburgh, in Scotland.
Really? Edinburgh’s a nice city.
And you?
I’m from Manchester.
Oh, right.
Well, your class is 1A.
OK.
This is the class list. It’s a small class. There are
eight students.
What countries are they from?
Let’s see. Errrr.... Anna and Olga are from Russia.
Lee and Ping are from China. Daniela is from Brazil
and Manuel is Spanish.
And Alim and Fehim. Those are Turkish names.
Are they from Turkey?
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DARREN I’m Darren. I’m the manager of a TV shop
in Manchester. I don’t have an office, but I have a
chair and a desk in the shop. It’s an old desk and
it isn’t big, but I have a phone, a computer and a
newspaper on my desk, and the keys to the shop.
PAULA I’m Paula. I’m a teacher in Washington. I have
school manager.
Nice to meet you, too.
l have eighty books.
Thirty apples, please.
l have six bags.
Twelve eggs, please.
Do you have fifty tickets?
Fourteen bottles of water, please.
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JAMES Hello, I’m James Hargreaves.
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J Nice to meet you too.
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Blue Technology.
GREG Hello, James! How are you?
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AYLA I’m not bad, thanks. And you?
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JENNY Good afternoon, Dean.
DEAN Hi Jenny. This is my friend Becky.
J Hi Becky. How are you?
BECKY I'm good, thank you. Nice to meet you.
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It’s Milner.
How do you spell that?
M-l-L-N-E-R.
What’s your address?
It’s 39 Oak Street, Brighton.
What’s your phone number?
It’s 07896 7421019.
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Where’s she from? Is she Brazilian?
No, she isn’t. She’s from Spain.
Who are Bob and Mike? Are they football players?
No, they aren’t. They’re tennis players.
Are they British?
No, they aren’t. They’re American.
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What fruit do you like?
Apples and bananas.
Would you like a biscuit with your coffee?
No thanks.
Atomato is a vegetable.
No, it isn't. It’s a fruit!
We have bread, butter and eggs.
Good! An egg sandwich for me, please.
A cheese and tomato pizza, please.
Certainly.
Is this fruitjuice?
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WAITRESS Good morning.
NANCY Hello. I’d like a piece of fruit cake, please.
Certainly. And to drink?
Can I have a cup of coffee, please?
Of course. With milk?
No, thanks.
Here you are. That’s £6.50, please.
OK. Thank you very much.
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SAM Hello. I’d like a cup of tea, please.
W Certainly. And to eat?
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I’d like a cheese sandwich, please.
W With tomato?
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and a glass of water too, please?
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ANNA What do you want, John?
JOHN A sandwich. What sandwiches do they have?
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J Oh, I never eat cheese. I don’t like it.
A Really? Do you like eggs?
J Oh yes. I like eggs.
A And tomatoes?
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There are two teachers.
There are a few cars.
There’s a small museum.
There are ten families.
There’s an old hospital.
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Do you speak French?
Do you work in a factory?
What do you study?
Do you go to the gym?
When do you have lunch?
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AMY Yes, I do.
c Can I see them?
Sure. This is my flat.
Who’s this?
My brother Harry.
Great photo!
Thanks. Here’s another picture of my flat.
It’s really nice.
JENNY Do you have photos of your family?
SEAN Yes, I do.
J Can I see them?
8 Sure. This is my dad and my brother.
J Nice picture!
S And this is me with my mum and my sister.
J They’re lovely! Thank you.
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KERRY Hello, Bob. It’s so nice to see you! How are you?
B I’m fine, thanks. I’m a student at London
University now.
Really? What subject do you study?
Business.
Do you like it?
I love it.
And where do you live?
In a house with two other students. And you?
I live in Hong Kong now and I work in an office at
the university.
Really? Do you speak Chinese?
Well, I have Chinese classes. My Chinese isn’t very
good but I speak English at work.
So why are you in England now?
I’m on holiday. I’m here to see my family.
How are your mum and dad?
They're well, thanks. How are your parents?
They're fine. They live in France now, near Paris.
Wow, that’s great. Hey, look, is that All over there?
Ali!
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Excuse me, can you help me?
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Is there a cinema near here?
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Yes, of course.
Are there any hotels near here?
Yes, there are. There’s one in the next street.
Oh, good. And are there any hostels — cheap
hostels?
No, I’m sorry, there aren’t.
OK. Thanks for your help.
No problem.
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It’s a very good hotel.
It’s so hot today!
I’m really sorry.
This room’s really nice.
It’s a very big school.
This TV is so old!
The museum's really boring.
The car park’s very small.
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RECEPTIONIST Good morning. Can I help?
MIKE Hi. I’d like a hotel room for the weekend.
R Well, there are lots of different hotels and they
have different prices.
M I’d like a room for one person near the beach.
R Hmm, it’s summer and there aren’t a lot of empty
rooms. The Hotel Splendour is near the beach.
They have rooms with baths for $160 a day, and
breakfast is free. The rooms have TVs and wi-fi,
and there’s a good restaurant in the hotel.
It’s very expensive and I don’t have a lot of money.
Well, there’s the Star Hostel near the station. The
rooms are small, but they’re clean and a room for
one person is only $40.
That’s cheap.
Yes, it is. There are showers in all the rooms and
wi-fi in the café on the ground floor, but you have
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There’s a hostel on King Street. It’s very good.
OK. Thanks.
Is there a car park for this hotel?
Yes, there is.
Are there any empty rooms on the ground floor?
No, there aren't. Sorry. There are lots of empty
rooms on the top floor.
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No thanks.
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Is there a restaurant?
No, there isn’t. But there’s the café and there are
two big supermarkets near the hostel.
OK.
Do you want me to phone the hostel?
Yes, please.
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Hello, I’m Natasha. I’m the hotel receptionist.
A What’s your brother’s job?
B He’s a businessman.
I’m an IT worker. I work with computers.
I’m a taxi driver. I sometimes work at night.
I work in this restaurant. I’m a chef.
Lionel Messi is a football player.
A What’s your sister’s job?
B She’s a waitress.
A Excuse me! Are you a shop assistant?
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Yes, I eat a lot of tomatoes.
OK. They have egg and tomato sandwiches. I like
those.
Great. So, two egg and tomato sandwiches.
Do they have any cake?
Yes, they have chocolate cake or apple pie with ice
cream.
Well, I don'teata lot of chocolate, but I like
chocolate cake.
Me, too. And to drink? Tea or coffee? I usually
drink tea.
I don't like hot drinks. Do they have fruitjuice?
Yes, apple juice or orange juice.
Oh, apple juice. I always have orange juice for
breakfast.
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B In Germany.
A Does your husband work at night?
B No, he doesn’t.
When does Martin get home?
What time does she wake up in the morning?
When do Kathy and Jim finish work?
A Does he study English?
B Yes, he does.
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And would you like a piece of cake?
No, it's OK, thanks.
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I need to make lunch for Jake and Carrie.
I’ll help you.
All right. Thanks. We need pizzas.
I can make pizzas. I make very good pizzas!
Don’t worry. It’s OK. The pizzas at the supermarket
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Sunday. We need to find a present for her.
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some flowers from that shop near the station.
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something useful for her new flat.
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of nice things.
OK. Look, these cups and plates are nice. They
have pictures of cats on them.
Mum has a lot of cups. I don’t think she needs any
more.
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I never wear jeans.
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No, it wasn't. I don’t like basketball.
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We were at a party.
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Today it’s Sunday the third of January. It was the
second of January yesterday.
It’s Sunday evening. I was at work from two pm until
five thirty pm today. I was at work this afternoon.
It’s Sunday evening. I was at work from eight thirty
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PRESENTER Welcome to the show. This week we’re
talking to people who live and work in Scotland.
Today, my guest is 44-year-old lan Baker. Which
part of Scotland are you from, Ian?
IAN I’m from a village near Aberdeen.
P And what do you do?
I Well, I’m a businessman. My wife, Rita, and l
have a factory in Aberdeen.
That’s interesting. How many people work there?
We have 90 workers.
And what do you make?
Computers for schools.
Do you like your work?
Yes, I do. | work long hours. | start at 7 or 8 in
the morning and finish at 7 or 8 in the evening.
But my job is never boring. I’m not in my office
every day. | go to different places and I meet a lot
of people, for example, the teachers and children
who use our computers.
P Are all your customers here in the UK?
I No, some customers are here, but schools in
South America also buy our computers, so I often
fly to Brazil for meetings.
Are your meetings in English?
Sometimes, but we usually speak in Portuguese.
Does your wife go with you?
No, she works with our customers in the UK and
the rest of Europe.
P And how often do you
James was at home.
We were in London.
You were at work.
My parents were in Italy.
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The game was exciting.
The concert was good.
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SUZY Oh, let’s go to the beach together some time!
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8 We could go this weekend.
A I’m sorry, I’m busy with my family this weekend.
8 OK. Shall we go next Saturday?
A I can’t go on Saturday but I’m free on Sunday. I
can go on Sunday.
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A Great!
SAYEED Shall we go for a coffee?
ANYA Coffee? Good idea!
S Great! Let’s go now.
A I’m sorry, I can’t go now. l have a meeting at ten
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I need some cups. Do you have any cups?
Shall we go for a meal tomorrow?
That’s a lovely idea.
Let's go to the cinema next week.
That’s a great idea.
I’m away on Tuesday.
That’s a nice idea.
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Morning, Matt. How was yourweekend?
MATT It was good, thanks, Grace. My wife was at work
on Saturday, so I was at home with the children. I
think they were a bit bored. But we went to a concert
in the park yesterday. There were a lot of people.
Really? How was the concert?
It was fun. The bands were very good.
Was it expensive?
Well, that was the best thing. A family ticket was
only £10.00! We had a great day. There was a lot
to see and do. Anyway, how was your weekend?
Oh, it was good. I was in Barcelona.
Wow! Was it your first visit to Barcelona?
No, my sister moved there four years ago, and I
often visit her.
Was it hot?
It wasn’t hot, but it wasn’t very cold either. On
Saturday we went to a restaurant on the beach.
We had a lovely meal there, but the restaurant was
empty! There weren't any other people.
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interesting. We saw so many things.
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I wasn’t very well.
Oh, no! Did Jack stay at home?
No, he didn’t. He went into the city.
Did he see the fireworks?
Yes, he did.
What time did he get home?
I don't know. I was in bed!
A It’s —7°C! I don’t like winter!
Really? I like this season. I like cold weather and
I really like snow!
It’s really windy today.
Yes, there’s always a lot of wind in the autumn.
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TILDA I’m with Jenny and Craig.
A Oh, are you working?
T Yes, we are. Can I have some apple juice, please?
A Apple juice? What are you talking about?
T Sorry, I’m not talking to you. I’m talking to the
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I don't have my phone. It’s in the car.
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It’s platform nine.
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MUM Hello, Jack. ls Dad home yet?
1 No, there’s no one here except me. Dad phoned
from his office half an hour ago. There’s a problem
so he’s working late.
M What are you doing? I can hear music. Are you
watching TV?
J No, I’m listening to music and getting ready to go
out to the cinema.
M And where’s Melinda?
She’s at the sports centre with some of her friends.
i think they’re playing tennis. What about you?
M l’m at the station with your brother. We’re waiting
for the train, but there’s a problem.
What do you mean?
Well the train is late and it’s starting to snow now.
Oh no.
Tim isn’t very happy. He’s only wearing his jeans
and a jumper. He didn’t want to put his coat on
when we left the house.
Can I talk to him?
M Not now. He’s in the café — he’s buying some hot
drinks for us.
Oh, right.
M Oh, I’ve got to go! The train is arriving. There are
lots of people here on the platform and it’s going to
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SAL Hi Kerry, how are you?
I’m fine, thanks. Could you do something for me?
Yes, of course. What is it?
Can you pick Jenny up from school at four?
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OK, and which bus stop is it?
Number two, near the ticket office.
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summer, but this year we went in autumn.
R Did you stay in the UK or did you go to another
country?
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children didn’t want to come, so they stayed at
home.
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from England to Spain, then we took a train to Faro.
How long was your holiday?
Three weeks.
Did you stay in a hotel?
No, we didn’t. One of our friends has a house near
the beach and we stayed there. It was our second
holiday there.
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We didn’t visit a lot of museums. We visited two
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Really? Where is he? I can’t see him!
He’s there, with the green hat!
Oh yes! It’s a very big hat! Is that you? it’s your
T-shirt.
Yes, that’s me. I’m with Ian and Debbie. They’re
really nice.
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CARRIE I think it’s really nice.
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Yes, he is. Are you going to listen?
A What are you and your friends going to do in the
holidays?
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You’re a good student! Are you free tomorrow night?
Yes, I am.
Would you like to go to the cinema?
Yes, I’d love to. Thank you.
Would you like to come for dinner tomorrow night?
Sorry, I’m busy then.
Are you free on Friday?
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PAUL Hi, Helen. Yes, I can see you and hear you.
Where are you now?
H I’m in Los Angeles for three days. I took the bus from
San Francisco yesterday.
P What are you going to do there?
H Well, today, after breakfast, I’m going to visit Universal
Film Studios and go shopping in Rodeo Drive.
P Wow! Rodeo Drive is expensive.
H ljust want to look around. Maybe I’ll see someone
famous! What about you?
P It’s not raining here so I’m going to take the dog for a
walk. Then I'm going to have dinner and read a book.
What about Mum and Dad? Are they at home with you?
Mum's here but she’s in the shower. She’s going to go
to meet some friends later and go to the cinema. Dad
went out a few minutes ago. He’s going to play tennis
with Uncle Mike.
Oh, right.
Anyway, tell me the rest of your plans.
H Well, tomorrow morning I’m going to go to the beach
and in the afternoon l have a ticket for an American
football game. But Thursday is the best day. I’m
going to spend the day at Disneyland!
P Wow! It all sounds fantastic.
H It is — America is great! After Los Angeles, I’m going
to take a bus to Las Vegas and, after that, Dallas and
New Orleans.
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LYN Hi Alex. I’m working.
A You’re looking at job websites! I hope your
manager doesn’t see you.
He isn’t in the office.
A Good! Let me see the website. Look! There’s a
job for a singer on a ship
but you can’t sing.
Oh, and there’s a job for a chef on the same ship.
You’re a fantastic cook.
L Just one small problem. I can’t swim so I don't
want to work on a boat.
A Well what about this job as an English teacher
in Mexico? You speak Spanish and you love
travelling.
L But I can’t teach and I don’t want to live in a
really hot country.
A Oh, right. Well, an IT company in Madrid wants a
receptionist.
L I don't want to work in another office.
A How about this job as a tour guide? You take
people on bus tours around Oxford.
L Hmm
Sounds interesting. What do they want?
A Someone who knows a lot about Oxford and who
can speak English and another language.
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evening, so I can ask him then.
A It’s the holidays! I’m going to sleep for ten hours
every night! I’m going to watch TV every day!
B Really? That’s so boring! My brother and l are
going to work on a farm near the mountains. The
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Jenny can speak German very well.
A Can he run 10 km?
B No, he can’t.
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5 How are you? 6 Are we in London?
a
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2 Italy 3 Japan 4 England 5 Russia 6 t h e USA 7 Spain 8 China
a
6 I ’ m not 7 | a m
A Where are you?
I’m not a student. I’m a teacher.
A And who is this?
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Down: 3 Turkish 4 American 6 Italian 8 Chinese
2 It’s
3 She’s
4 They aren't
5 He’s
6 isn’t
7 It’s
8 they are
a 2 your 3 his 4 their 5 my 6 her
2 syllables: Russian, Chinese, Turkish, Spanish
3 syllables: Japanese, Mexican
a 2c 3a 4e 5b 6d 7g
4 syllables: Italian, Brazilian, American
b
2right 3difficult
9 interesting
4good
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a
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10thanks
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a
2 tickets 3 watches 4 bottle of water
8 babies 9 villages 10 keys
5 knives
6 countries
7 boys
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18 Skills for Writing
a
6a
2Kadim 3Turkish. 4friends 5Emma. 6They’re 7Spain 8Emma
9American.
b
2 This is Diana. 3 My teacher is Canadian. 4 Their flat is in London.
5 I'm from Poland. 6 We're American. We’re from Seattle.
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5 Timo, do you have a bottle of water? 6 But I have an apple!
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1 students, tickets, books
2 newspapers, bottles
3 villages, watches, houses
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Hi, my name’s Agnessa. I’m from Russia. I’m a student in Warsaw, in Poland.
My friends aren’t Russian and they aren’t Polish. Lia is Chinese and Kurt is
from Germany. Ana and Lucas are from Brazil.
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5 address 6 village
7 happy
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Sandro
Alessi
Italian
Flat 5, Old Village Street, Perth
07886 327715
salessi93@powermail.com
Reading and listening extension
3 4
2 three desks
a
2cake
b
2 Can I have a cup of coffee, please?
3 No, thanks.
4 0K. Thank you very much.
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2 eat
3 He is
4 We do not
5 They are not
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5 I’m, He isn’t 6 I’m not
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3 don’t eat
3 you eat
4 I don't
4 don't
5 Do you like
5 Do you
6 do
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7 don’t like
7 like
6milk
7meat
8tea
9bread
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I never eat biscuits.
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3 rice, I, like
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2fruitjuice 3eggs 4cola 5fruit
10 vegetables 11 rice 12 coffee
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6a
Reading and listening extension
a
2 always eat
5a
6 you are
2 She is not
II
b
4b
5 of water
a
II
2 never eat
3a
4 can I
6course
Hi Liam, I’m in New York. It’s a great city! I’m very happy. I'm not at work. I’m
in a café with my new friends Rafael and Inez. They’re really nice. Speak soon,
Brett
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3A
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3 I'd like
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a Suggested answer
small bottles of water
thirteen flats
an interesting city
twelve phones
beautiful houses
an old umbrella
funny books
2 don’t eat
4cola
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l have three watches.
It’s a beautiful village.
Beijing is a big city.
This is Kira and Paul and this is their house.
My flat is in an old part of town. It’s very small.
Where’s Anna? This is her bag.
Where are the knives?
0
3are
II
Review
2 Do you eat
8 do
8half
a True: 1, 2, 4; False: 3, 5, 6
Speaker 1: phone, newspaper, keys
Speaker 2: laptop, handbag, umbrella
Speaker 3: knife, glass of water
a
7quarter
II
3 two desks
b1b2c3a
c
6to
38 Skills for Writing
II
1 one desk
5eleven
1 afternoon, half, past, class, banana
2 always, four, water, small
3 2 b
b 2a 3b 4b 5b 6a 7a 8a
a
4quarter
38
II
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First name:
Surname:
Nationality:
Home address:
Phone number:
Email:
3past
El
a
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2ten
II
a
2 Where’s your flat? 3 What do you eat for lunch? 4 What are their names?
5 Where do you study? 6 When’s she at work?
b 2 d o
3 tomato
4 An egg sandwich
5 pizza
6 orange
3is
4do
5are
6is
7are
8do
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8 2 b
b
3a
4b
50
Her husband goes to work in the evening.
My sister studies German.
Where do you live?
Where are you from?
6a
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Down:3meet 4study 7|ive
6play
Our English class has six women and two men.
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Their son is thirty-three and their daughter is thirty-five.
His mother is a hundred years old.
I meet interesting people at work.
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4Wdoyou§iudw
5 Do yougo to them? 6MB do youhalelunnh?
4B
a
2teaches
b
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a
27 twenty-seven 45 forty-five 89 eighty-nine 34 thirty-four
98 ninety-eight 66 sixty-six 100ahundred 72 seventy—two
a
3Iives
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2father
9sister
4works
4has
3mother
5$tudies
5drinks
4parents
6p|ays
6teaches
5brother
7speaks
7works
6daughter
8goes
8|ives
7son
Unit 5
5A
II
8wife
a 2, 4, 5, 7, 8, 10
a
2 There are two teachers. 3 There are a few cars. 4 There’s a small museum.
5 There are ten families. 6 There’s an old hospital.
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2 There's
8 There’s
a
1 supermarket, school, beautiful, pool, who
2 butter, sometimes, study, love, funny, mother
a
2 cafe 3 school
9 swimming pool
4C
a
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5Who’s
6Great
7|t’s
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5 There are
6 There’s
4 bank 5 restaurant 6 hotel 7 beach
10 station 11 cinema 12 hospital
7 There are
8 park
58
b 2 SEAN Yes, I do.
3
4
5
6
7
3 There’s
Can I see them?
Sure. This is my dad and my brother.
Nice picture!
And this is me with my mum and my sister.
They’re lovely! Thank you.
II
3 2 b
b
1 question, cheap, child, picture, watch
3b
4b
5a
6a
2isn’t 3 is 4aren’tany
9aren’t 10 are
5There’sa
6a
7there is
8 A r e there any
a 2, 4, 5, 6, 8, 10, 11
2 page, Japan, Germany, manager
40 Skills for Writing
a
2big
3ltaly
a 2a 3a 4 b
b
2
3
4
5
6
4computers
5b
5is
6teacher
7isfrom
8are
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2blanket
3wi-fi
4shower
5room
6towel
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7carpark
8pillow
7rooms
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6b
II
They're a lovely family.
I don’t live here.
These are my children Ruben and Cara.
l have a small flat in Mexico City.
My sister studies English at university.
a 2there 3near 4There’s 5lt’s
b
2 Is there a cinema near here?
3 0K. And is there a museum near here?
4 Oh yes! Great! Thanks for your help.
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3near
4next
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7for
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Suggested answer
This is me with my friends Kerry and Rob. They're married. We’re at their
house. It’s a new house — it’s very big and it’s very nice! Kerry teaches young
children and Rob is the manager of a café. He’s very funny.
Reading and listening extension
8 2 a
3a
4b
5b
6b
7a
8b
50 Skills for Writing
II
a True: 3, 4, 6, 7; False: 1, 2, 5, 8
a 2c
3a
'1 2Tom
4f
3Anna
5b
6d
4Daniel
5Maria
6Greg
70|ga
8Jeff
a 2a
b
a
2workingata university
3language lessons
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2Bob
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3Bob
4Kerry
G lstudy 2live 3in
6Kerry
4aho|iday
7Kerry
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5a
4but
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7but
8but
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a Suggested answer
4are
Hi Marco
I’m at the hotel. It’s very old but the room is very big (and it has wi-fi). There
isn’t a bath but the shower is good and there’s lots of hot water. The name of
the hotel is the Beach Hotel but it’s near the station and a big cinema. There
aren’t any shops but there's a cafe and two restaurants. The restaurants are
expensive but the café is very cheap and it's good.
See you soon,
Sasha
Review
2
3
4
2but
3a
He works in Barcelona.
She has two brothers.
What’s your name?
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8 9 ‘ -
Reading and listening extension
C 2 ROB Yes, please.
3 MEG
4 ROB
5 MEG
6 ROB
7 MEG
8 ROB
9 MEG
10 ROB
11 MEG
3 3, 4, 7, 8, 9, 10
b
2 Ellen 3 Holly Road 4 High Street
7 ice cream shop 8 offices
5 Station Road
6 museum
a True: 1, 4; False: 2, 3
b
Hotel Splendour: expensive, free wi-fi, rooms with baths, TVs in rooms, free
breakfast
Star Hostel: cafe, cheap, friendly, small clean rooms, near the station, rooms
with showers
C 2 one person
receptionist
3 beach
4 $160
5 $40
6 ground
7 two 8 The
3 2 b
3a
4a
5b
6b
66 Skills for Writing
II
3 2 a
3c
4a
5c
6b
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Review
And would you like a piece of cake?
No, I’m fine, thanks —just coffee, please.
I need to make lunch for Jake and Carrie.
I’ll help you.
All right. Thanks. We need pizzas.
I can make pizzas. | make very good pizzas!
Don’t worry. It's OK. The pizzas at the supermarket are fine.
OK, I’ll go to the supermarket.
Thank you. That’s great.
a
2
3
4
5
6
They have breakfast at school. They also have lunch at school.
I study at university. I am also a waitress.
She gets up early. She also goes to bed early.
He gets up early because he’s a teacher.
She sometimes works at night because she's a doctor.
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5 because
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There are two cinemas.
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Yes, there is.
There aren’t any shops here.
a Suggested answer
Where’s the school?
Is there a swimming pool?
Can I have a blanket, please?
There isn't a pillow on the bed.
Where’s the hospital?
We often go to the beach.
Do you have a towel?
My friend Alex is a football player — he plays football every day. He likes his job
very much but it isn’t easy. He gets up at 6:30 every day and goes to the gym
from 7:00 am until 8:00 am. He has breakfast at home. Alex starts football
practice at 10:30 am. He finishes work at 12:00 pm and he has lunch at work
with the other football players. He also plays football from 2:30 to 4:30 on
Saturday afternoons. He doesn't work in the evening. He usually has dinner at
home but sometimes he goes to a restaurant. Alex often meets his friends and
goes to the cinema.
Unit 6
6A
Reading and listening extension
II
a
a
2don’t
3meet
4don’t
5doesn’t
6|ike
b
2 don’t teach 3 doesn’t like 4 doesn’t live
7 don’t know 8 doesn’t speak
7don’t
5 don't work
a
2 factory worker 3 chef 4 waiter 5 football player
8 shop assistant 9 receptionist 10 office worker
I!
2businessman
3worker
4driver
5chef
8doesn’t
6player
6 doesn't go
6 doctor
7 student
7waitress 8assistant
a
2businessman
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2 doesn't make 3 works
8 doesn’t go
4 in the evening
3married
4Aberdeen
4 doesn’t sit
5Ninety
6Europe
5 meets 6 have
Review
Does he speak English?
When does Anna arrive home?
Does Pedro like fish?
Seb doesn’t play tennis.
6B
Yes, she does.
a 2 Where does Eduardo work?
No, he doesn’t.
What time does Richard wake up?
How does Amy get home in the evening?
Does Carol have breakfast at home?
What does your sister do at work?
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2 Does your husband
a
2 get up 3 go to work 4 start work
7 have dinner 8 go to bed
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2 have 3 go
2 in the morning 3 in the afternoon
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a 3, 4, 6, 7, 8, 10, 12
3
4
5
6
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5 at night
3 Martin get
4 start, finish
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4 does she
5 do Kathy
5 have lunch
/
She’s a taxi driver.
I have lunch at work.
He’s a businessman.
/
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| go to bed at 11:00 pm.
6 he does
6 finish work
5 arrive 6 go
Unit 7
a 2breakfast 38panish 4play 5fruit 6c|ass
7A
60
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a 1these 2those 3that 4this
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2woulclyou
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3it’sOK
4come
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6l’ll
7that’s
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3this
4that
5this
6Those
7that
8these
7 speaks
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a
2 plate 3 cup 4 suitcase
9 plant 10 football
5 picture
6 book
Reading and listening extension
II
7 guitar 8 radio
a a2 b4 c3 d1
b True: 1,2,5, 7, False:3,4,6,8
3 2 c
3b
4a
5b
6a
a things forthe home
a
2suitcase
10 plant
3glass
4bag
5plate
6|amp
7guitar
8book
9cup
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C 2useful
73
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3 Andrew and Mina’s
3yellow
4white
5red
4 the girls’
2brown
b
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Down:3trousers 4yellow 7shirt 8black
a
1 fashion, shoes, nationality, shirt, sure, shop
2 large, Japanese, vegetables, Germany, village
6green
5 Sally’s 6 the children’s
7black
8blue
6laptop
7£60
Scard shop
He has a red guitar.
This picture is one hundred and sixty-three pounds.
Do you have any black radios?
it’s a light brown skirt.
Where’s your green jacket?
I have six white shirts.
It’s a dark grey coat.
7C
Unit 8
2 Can I look around? 3 Here’s your receipt. 4 How much are these bags?
5 I'd like that T—shirt, please.
2 CUSTOMER
Yes, how much are these white plates?
3 SHOP ASSISTANT They’re £4 each.
4 CUSTOMER
a
OK, I’d like four white plates, please.
5 SHOP ASSISTANT Certainly. That’s £16, please.
6 CUSTOMER
Can I use a card to pay?
7 SHOP ASSISTANT Of course. Enter your PIN, please. OK, here’s your receipt.
Would you like a bag?
8 CUSTOMER
2 Where was Nina this morning? 3 We weren’t at the concert last night.
4 They were in Shanghai a week ago. 5 Were you in Moscow last week?
6 Yes, we were.
I)
2 were 3 was 4 were
11 were 12 wasn’t
a
2yesterday
4/w/ 5 / j / 6 / j /
3D
48
3 2 b
3c
4c
5A
5b
3this
4at
6 wasn’t
7 were 8 were 9 Was
4this morning
5lastnight
5last night
10 was
6Iast month
6three months ago
7 / j / 8/w/
a
TC Skills for Writing
3 2 C
5 was
3thisafternoon
C 2yesterday
a 2/w/ 3 / j /
7 Was Adrian a t the meeting this afternoon?
8 No, he wasn’t.
No, don’t worry.
9 SHOP ASSISTANT OK, here you are.
10 CUSTOMER
Thank you very much.
11 SHOP ASSISTANT Thank you.
b
5colour
These cups are £6.
I
That picture is interesting.
I like Martin's shoes.
I
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2 They’re Darren’s shoes. 3 My friend’s jacket’s brown.
4 The boys’ trousers are new. / The boy’s trousers are new.
5 I never wearjeans. 6 I sometimes wear my sister’s clothes.
a
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4brown
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a
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5 The gain was fun. 6 The game was Ming
8 Themeetings were intemting
7 The ganged was good.
6C
6a
7c
8a
a
Across:2saw
Down:3went
b
2 watched 3 was 4 killed 5 went
10 stayed 11 had 12 played
a
2listen to
b
2watch 3 g o 4read
9listen to 10go
2 You’re a grandmother!
3 I've got a sandwich, a drink a n d a banana.
4 These shoes are very expensive!
5 Where is the station?
6 Satako, Kai and Berto are in my class.
a Suggested answer
Hi Jason
I saw your advertisement online for things you want to sell. I have a new house
and I need four chairs, two tables and a clock. How much are these things?
Can I pay online by credit card?
I also need two computers. How many computers do you have? How old are
they? How much are they?
Thank you!
Rachel
4listened 8killed 9 read 10 stayed
5talked 6 h a d 7 played 10 sat
3have
4go
5have
5have
6 saw
6read
7 said
7play
6|isten to
11 got
8 talked
8watch
7watch
9 knew
9go
8play
a 2/d/ 3/d/ 4/d/ 5/d/ 6/t/ 7/t/ 8/d/
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Great! Let’s go now.
I’m sorry, I can’t go now. I have a meeting at ten o'clock.
OK. We could go at eleven.
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6 ANYA
Great! Shall we go to the new Polish café?
7 SAYEED OK, that’s a nice idea! See you at eleven.
a 28
33
48
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68
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2 How did you get there? 3 Did you go with a friend? 4 Where did you stay?
5 What time did you get up? 6 Did you buy a lot of things?
7 Did you go to the beach? 8 Did you enjoy the holiday?
I)
2 Did you 3 I didn't 4 did you stay 5 Did Jack stay
7 Did he 8 he did 9 did he get 10 was
80 Skills for Writing
a
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a
2This
3Emi
3tosay
4Helen
4for
5Russell
5was
6 he didn't
6Nina
6|hope
7Hereare
8wishes
b 2a 3r 4e 5b 6c
a Suggested answer
Hi Marie
This is a short email to say thank you for lunch on Sunday. The food was great.
I liked the fish and the chocolate cake was really nice. It was good to meet your
brothers. Andy’s very interesting and Martin’s very funny! Here are some photos
of Martin with the fish and Andy in the garden. I hope we can meet again soon.
Best wishes,
Chris
Reading and listening extension
a True: 1, 2, 4; False: 3, 5, 6
b
a
2 stayed at home 3 tired 4 watched a cookery programme
5 some books 6 dinner 7 four 8 early 9 7:40 10 for a holiday
b
2 work 3 a concert 4 the park
7 the beach 8 a museum
a
5 Barcelona
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10sunny
4windy
5wind
6rain
7rains
8hot
9warm
6 a restaurant
b Gmun25,18J0
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1 snowy, cold, phone, ago
2 town, brown, trousers
3 hot, holiday, doctor, wrong
98
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Review
a
Emilia wasn’t at work yesterday.
We were in the USA in 1996.
Where were they yesterday?
We played tennis.
Jessie arrived at nine o’clock.
I had breakfast this morning.
Carrie went to New York last year.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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1 0 h , OK, I’ll do it then.
2 Can you do something for me?
3 Could you meet me at the station on Sunday?
4 Thanks, that's really kind of you.
5 Sorry, I can't. I'm really busy.
6 Sure, no problem.
0 2 SAL
3 KERRY
4 SAL
5 KERRY
6 SAL
7 KERRY
8 SAL
9 KERRY
I saw Harry last week.
I
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They listened to music last night.
I
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We went to the cinema yesterday.
a
Unit 9
Hi Kerry, how are you?
I'm fine, thanks. Could you do something for me?
Yes, of course. What is it?
Can you pick Jenny up from school at four?
Sure, no problem.
Thanks, that’s really kind of you.
That’s OK. See you later.
See you.
2 syllables: station, autumn, different, restaurant, campsite
3 syllables: museum, cinema, interesting, holiday
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a
2 didn’t stay
3 didn’t meet
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2 didn’t visit
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Last New Year I went to two parties. First, I went to my friend Katherine’s
house. It wasn't a big party but it was very nice. I didn’t stay late because
Katherine and her husband have three small children. Next, I drove to a party
in a different town. The weather was very bad. It was cold, windy and very
rainy. This party was big and exciting. There was lots of good food and music.
At 12:00 am my friends and I went into the garden. We saw some fireworks.
After that, I went home.
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remember three things. Where is the new classroom? And what time does the
lesson start? Did we have any homework? Thanks! See you soon, Carolina
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school in the city centre. It’s going OK but it’s quite difficult for me to learn all
the new words. The pronunciation is also difficult but the lessons are always
fun because the teacher’s very good. His name’s Jeff and he’s from London.
There are nine students in my class. We all come from different countries. We
usually meet for a drink in the evening. It’s a good time to practise English.
Goodbye for now.
Write soon!
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and l’m going to watch my brother in a basketball match in the afternoon. But
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you think? Is Sunday OK for you?
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