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Student's
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Contents
1 New friends cD-RoM
f.ftlEif
'lA Vlrhat's your name?
1E} ,vher€'s she from?
In class
Peopte and things
numbers
0-1
2
countries
the
alphabet;
things
inyour
bag
(1);
aand
an
people;
things;
plurals
l,my,you,
your Conversations
ata party
Real
World
saying
hello;
introducing
people;
phone
numbers;
saying
goodbye
he,his,
she,her
Reaf
WorldWhere
areyoufrom?
Real
World
firstnames
andsurnames: Conversations
inclass
classroom
language
pG
'tc
'tD
pa
plo
p12
Review and Progress Portfolio p13
2 All about you cD-RoM
r.lnril
2A She's British
2El vvhafsyourjob?
2C Personal information
2D How old is she?
p14 nationalities
p16 jobs
p18 titles;
greetings
p2o numbers
13-100
be(singular):
positive
andnegative
,e (singular):
questions
andshort
answers
Real
World
email
addresses;
personal
information
questions
Reaf
World
How
old... ?
True
and
false
sentences
Email
addresses
2 Review and Progress Portfolio p21
3 People and places cD-RoM
fJEilif
3A Two cities
3E| Brothers and sisters
3c Eat in or take away?
3D Breadandcheese
p22 adjectives
(1);
word
order
with
adjectives;
very
p24 family
p26 food
anddrink
(1)
o2B foodanddrink(2);love,
like,
eat,drink,a lotof
be(plural):
positive,
negative,
questions
and

Conversations
ata party
Phone
numbers
Where
areyoufrom?
Welcome
totheclass
Helpwith Listening
wordstress
HelpwithSounds
/a/ and/a/
Names
Introducing
people
Phone
numbers
Names
andcountries
What's
his/ hername?
Where's
he/ she
from?
First
names
andsurnames
Conversations
inclass
Talking
about
a photo
Sentences
about
famous
people
Reading
and
Writing
Portfolio
1WBp60
Around
theworld
Photos
offriends
Atanemployment
agency
How
oldisyourcat?
True
orfalse?
About
your
partner
Ben's
friends
Good
morning!
Interview
yourpartner
ouestions
wilhHow
old... ?
Guess
theages
True
andfalsesentences
yes,/no
questioni
Filling
inaform
Reading
andWriting
Portfolio
2WBp62
Help
withListening
numbers
wilh-teen
and
-ty
Help
withSounds
/r/and
/irl
Fona's
family
0urgrandchildren
Prices
Two
customers
ina cafd
They
lovechocolate!
Helpwith Listening
contractions
HelpwithSounds
/o/ and//
Talking
about
thetwoemails
Your
family
0rdering
food
anddrink
inacaf6
Food

6 Towns and cities CD-ROM
6 Review and Progress Portfolio p53
7 Love it, like it, hate il! 0D-RoM
C'fnfttf
6A tufy home town
6Et Are there any shops?
6G Tourist information
6D lt's my favourite
We're h^rins
Can you drive?
Directions
I love tfre Internet
p54 things
youlikeanddon't
like;
love,like,hate
p56 abilities
places
inatownorcity(1)
places
inatownorcity(2)
things
inyour
bag(2)
clothes;
colours;
favourite
prepositions
ofplace
things
people
Oo
ontine
adjectives
(2)
years
and
past
iimephrases
months
and
datei
big
numbers
transpofi
holiday
activities
atthestation
question
words
future
plans;
future
timephrases
phrases
withhave,watch,
go,goto
adjectives
(3):
feelings
a,some,
a lotof;
there
is/ there
are:positive
there
is/ there
are:negative,
yes/ noquestions
andshort
answers;
any
RealWorldatthetourist
information
cenlre
object
pronouns
canforability
BealWorldasking
forand
giving
directions
Past
Simple
ofbe:positive
andnegative
Past
Simple
ofbe:questions
and
short
answers;
wasborn
/ were
bom
RealWorldtalking
about
days
and
dates;
making
suggestions
Susan's
home
town
Conversations
atatourist
information
centre
We're
verydifferent
Three
conversations
in

Atown
orcityyouknow Sentences
withthere
is/ there
are
Helpwith Listening
linking
(1) Places
near
Susan's
flat
Places
near
your
home
Questions
withlsthere
a ...? and
Arethere
any... ?
t bvourite
colour
ispink HefpwithSounds
/t/ and/d3l Your
clothes
andcolours
Favourite
things
andpeople
Reading
andWriting
Portfolio
6WBp70
Things
youlove,
like,
don't
likeandhate Questions
withDoes
... like... ?
ouestions
withDo
youlike... ?
:f+ wifithechildren Help
wifi Listening
can
otcan't Things
you
and
your
family
can True
orfalse
sentences
with
and
can't
do canand
can't
Ouestions
wilhcan
-trceconversations
inthestreet
--
n finstor.rdSirhS
dir*tir*
Help
witt Sounds
/s/and
/J/ Things
you
doonline
Reading
andWriting
Portfolio
7WBp72
'[LEt amazing
days
f tda"
-rdilirq
When
Iwasten Sentences
withwasandwere
When
and
where
people
were
born
Your
last
wedding
orparty
Help
withlistening
linking

1 New friends
1A What's your name?
Hello!
@
ul FiIl in the gapswith I, my,you or your.
A
SUE
MARIO
SUE
MARIO
b) Listen and check.
c) Work in pairs. Practise the
Hello, Il?J narne'sSue.
What'-s.. nar-ne?
Hello, 'n M:rrio.
Nice ttr rncet
loo.
a) Look at the
photo. Read and listen to
conversationI. Listen again
and practise.
= pfOIlUICl?tlOl
b) PractiseconversationI
with four students.Use
your name.
c) Tell the classyour name.
Hello,
l'mFrancesca.
Hetto,
my name's
Lee.
.an
&l
^l
Read and listen
to conversation 2. Listen
again and practise.
b) Practise conversation 2
with four students. Use
your name.
Help
withGrammar
a) Fill in the gapswith
I or my.
1 ,/_.'rn
Stefar"r.
2 'rr fine,thanks.
3 ., narnes
Emcl.
b) Fill in the gapswith

!i brk in pairs. Sayfour numbers. Write your
:artner's numbers. Are they correct?
Vocabularyand Grammar
wh;i,;
t;;;h";; ;;;.;i
It's02076223479.
TIP!e In phone numbers 0 = oh and 44 = double
four.
b) Work in pairs. Practise the questions and answers.
a) Listen to three conversations. Write the
phone numbers.
b) Work in pairs. Compare answers.
-fl-r-
1A
Phone
numbers
ntroducing
people
a
-'-'
Readand listen to conversation3.
-:sten againand practise.
: brk in groups. Practiseconversation 3.
-,
se-ournames.
Lrmbers
0-12

o

Where's she from?
QUICKREVIEW
rrr
Writetwo phone
numbers.
Workin pairs.
Sayyourphone
numbers.
Writeyourpartner's
numbers.
Aretheycorrect?
Countries
6f Look at the map. Match thesecountries
to l-12.
itay r srazit Rissia theUSA
GErmanyEgyp, AustreliaM6xico
Tirkey theUft China Spair',
Help
withListening
rd notice the word
6rt
Lrsten,ar
stress(') in the countries in 1.
itatv grazit
Vocabularycountries
Grammarhe,his,
she,
her
Rea[
World Where
areyoufrom?
Helpwith Listeningwordstress
Review phonenumbers;
l,my,you,your
$
Wo.k in pairs.Look againat the map. Saya number.
Your partner saysthe country.

1E| Vocabularyand Grammar
Work in new pairs. Ask and answer questions about
the peoplein the photos.
1----_'_-*-"**_
1 What's
hername?
-i
-2./-""-' -" "^-'
f wr,"i.t
in.fr"rz'';
.a','*.-._'.'_-...*-...-.''...1
i ]yji91te
Binoche
,:.
france.:
@
Wort in pairs. StudentA p87. StudentB pg3.
'shisname?
I -.rtrk again at the photo of Stefan and Emel.
'tlllch questions 14 to answers a)-d).
' .i:-.rr'shis name? a) He'sfrom Russia.
: .i.:eres he from? -- b) His name'sStefan.
c) She'sfrom Turkey.
d) Her name's
Emel.
I GIE f,S Listenandpractise.
,i'iat's her name?
.i'ieres she from?

1G ln class
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Askthe names
of students
inyourctass:
AWhat's
his
name?BMarcus.What's
hername?
A Ana.
The
alphabet
O fi[q ffi Listenandsaythealphabet.
Noticethe
vowels and tlre consonallts.
AoBbCcDdEeFfGg
HhIi Jj KkLLMmNn
0o PpQqRrSsTt Uu
VvWwXxYyZz
et ffi Listenandwritetheletters.
What's
yourfirstname?
@
,l Look at photo A. Then match the teacher's
questions I-3 to the student'sanswersa)-c).
t What'syour first name,please? a) Molina.
z What'syour surname? b) M-O-L-I-N-A.
3 How do you spellthat? c) It'sPedro.
U)4lf,Il Listenandcheck.
Vocabularythealphabet;
thingsinyour
bag

''.rrk
in pairs.Look againat photo B.
>.rva number.Your partner says
I
l
I ,*
rfflr
rtI
lC RealWorld
Kate
:c thing.
'."mber1 A bag.
lI$ withVocabulary
O -oot at the words in 6a). Fill in
- ::le gaps wrl"h6ror an.
e use with nouns that
regin with a sound.
e use with nouns that
besin with ? rr)'clsound.
pl00
the gaps with a or ar,.
country
number
English dictionary
..student
answer
phone number
1ll in
'a
:
a-,
,
i rCUSB
1il0!
-r
L'
Lookat photoC. Lislento
- '-hree
conversations
in class.Match
:tudents l-3 to the words they ask
.rbouta)-c).
' lagda
: Pedro
I Hasan
EdWorld
a) Brazll
b) answer
c) pencil
Listen again. Tick (/) these
rentences when.you hear them.
Excuse
me.
What

1D People and things
QUI(REVIEW oor
WritefourEngtish
words.
Workin pairs.
Spell
yourwordsto yourpartner.
Wtiteyourpartner's
words.
lsyourspetting
correct?
Vocabularypeople;
things;
plurals
Reviewthealphabet
O ^l
Look at thephoto of Kate for
one minute. Closeyour book.
Write all the things in the photo
you can remember.
b) Work in pairs. Compare
answersand check your partner's
spelling. Who has more words?
Look at thesewords. Write
the missing letters.
SINGULAR
{
I
f
fiftff
a chair
a table
a thing
a Doy
a watch
a sandwich
+-s
chairs
tables
thing
_
boy-
+ -es
watches
sandwich
y ) -ies
diaries
bab
irregular
men
I women
I people
ffiffi proo

g 11,,"",,,'n:*l'"t"ff'*:";,
@ilo,,."r.Yl:',:;,ffin*';
9:1",",.",
,-,,Xil1!;fl'ffi
thhsw*
lnl
letters.
le,l b.g man appte practise
vocabulary
that Japan
understand
camera alphabet
bag G,:-,rTlput;,
b) Listen again and practise.
lal c:rmput wom n teach,
Itrty Chin Brzil J,pan
und stand camer atphbet
b) Listen againand practise.
1 Review LanguageSummary1,plOO
lal
a) Fill in the gaps with he,his,
she or her.
n What's 1__h.l_s__,
name?
B 2.---.....-....-
name'sAndy.
n Where's :--...,,,-------
from?
B 4 ,.,,.........
's from the UK..
I Whats s__h_er..
name?
B 6-............--
name'sKara.
I Where's z from?
B 8-.....---..,,--'s
from the USA.
b) Work in pairs. Practise the
conversations.
c) Work in new pairs. Ask the
questions in 4a) about students
in your class.
Write thevowels(a,e,i, o,u)
in thesethings.Thenput a or
anin theboxes.
r fjl bag
z[-l -ppl-
rf_l a-ct--n-ry
4f_l -mbr-11-
sf_-]
--b-l-
of--] n-t-b--k
zf_l p-nc-1
el--l -p-a
sf_-lp_'
rof_l b__k
practise.
1 Is your camerlifrom Chin'?
2 Your apples are in my bag.
3 Practisethe alph.,bet.
4 My c,mput. is fromJ,rpan.
5 Is he from It rly or Br,,zil?
6 Is your teach, a man or a
WOm,ln?
sentences.
a) Find 12 things or people
(+.r).
b) Write the plurals.

2 AII about you
She's British
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefivesingular
words(awatch,
etc.).Work
in pairs.Take
turnsto say
yourwords.
Saythe plurals
of yourpartner's
words:
A awatch.
B watches.
Nationalities
O ^l
Write the missing vowels (a, e, i, o, u) in thesecountries.
t / talv
zBr_ z_1
3 R_ss__
+ the _S_
a) #,HS o;, Listen and practise the countries and
nationalities.
itaty ttiltian
b) Work in pairs. Saya country. Your partner saysthe
nationalitv.
' itheuK i
-zr*---""'
c) What's your nationality? TelI the class.
' . * /.:--:-
i l'mJapanese.
i ( l'mFrench.
) l'mColombian
Around
theworld
Vocabularynationalities
Grammarbe (singutar):
positive
andnegative
Reviewplurals;
countries;
my,your,his,
her
s G rm nv
6 pvDt
7 __str_l__
SMxc
9 T rk y

[-o
O
,, Fill in the gapswith'm or 3.
Listen and practise the sentences in 4.
n ) l'm British.
' Shels-from Sio Paulo and she ..--,-.,,,,
a student.
z I from London and I ...........
a teacher.
3 It isn't a Mercedes.It..--..-....
a Chrysler.
: Sheisn't Australian.She. from the UK.
! He isn't from Beijing. He from Shanghai.
a I'm not American. I from Havana, in Cuba.
i. OlWork in pairs. Compareanswers.Then match the
| 'cntences
to photos A-D.
I nn with
Grammar
I O
Look again at 6a).Then fill in the gapswith
I nrt:o|.aren'tor isnt.
|
*:cArvE (-)
I I ,. American. (= am not)
| , r"t ,rer:f a teacher. (= arenot.)
I t H. .-.fromBerjing. (= is not)
I . >he Australian.
I t lt aMercedes.
I pr03 .a
l,l
r- i
I
g . Listen and practisethe sentences
in 7.
;
| -nor)imnorAmerican. I
| -.,, orfatse? il
I
I
g 3)Checkthese
wordswith yourteacher.
I
I ,t,ecipitat
(city) asingerac6mpany
I
I t' brk in pairs. Look

Vocabulary
jobs
Grammarbe (singutar):
questions
andshortanswers
Reviewcountries
andnationalitie
be (singutar):
positive
andnegative
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Take
turnsto saya country.
Yourpartner
says
the
nationality
anda person
orthingof thatnationality:
ATheUK.
BBritish.
James
BondisBritish.
Photos
offriends
country
job
Jobs
.you from?
. he/ she/ it from?
your name?
his/ hername?
yourjob?
his/ herjob?
p103
uEil iloily.
He'sa doctor.
Wh91e's
hefrom?
wfrai;s
nii.yoUz
,
What's your iob."
@ ^l
Checkthesewords with your teacher.
a friend mirried singte beiutifut
b) Look at the photo of Amy and Ben. Listen and
match these names to photos l-4 on Amys computer.
Claire Steve Daniela Karl
c) Listen again. Complete the table.
Karl Steve Claire
Cermany

2B Vocabularyand Grammar
'..1
Ity fiends
bpl
1[arl, I e
GF* f
-?t''
heamusician?
:, Look again at the table in 2c).
Trck (/) the correct answers.
- l: Karl a musician?
a) 'es,he is. b) No, he isn't. /
: .s Stevefrom the USA?
a) 'es,he is. b) No, he isn't.
-s Clairean actress?
a) 'es,she is. b) No, she isn't
^' DanielaItalian?
a) 'es,sheis. b) No, she isn't
-re I'ou from Russia?
a) 'es,I am. b) No, I'm not.
: -s vour cameraJapanese?
a) es, it is. b) No, it isn't.
:, brk in pairs. Compare answers.
Swih Grammar
.:i / No QUESTTONS
(?)
- - | in thisclass?
you from Russia?
hea doctor?
sheltalian?
it Japanese?
*.gg i;i Lisren and pracrise the quesrions
and short answersin 6.
p :U

,,-2c^Personal information Vocabularytitles;greeti
RealWorldemailad
personal
information
questions
QUICKREVIEW
rro
Write
four
jobs.Work
inpairs.
Take
turns
to mime
your
jobstoyour
partner.
Guess
yourpartner's
jobs:
A You're
adoctor.
BYes,
that's
right.
Good
morning!
Reviewjobs;be (singutar)
questions
I
*;l;
this emailaddress'
Noticehow we
eve.smith@webmail.
com
evedot smithat webmaiI
dot com
ftl!}il pr03
William
Brown
Manager
i-ng
O
ul Match1-3 to a)-c).
t Mr (Brown) a) a married woman
2 Mrs or Ms (King) b) a single woman
s Ms or Miss (Roberts) c) a man (married or single)
b) m,ffi Listen and practise.
Mr ) Mr Brown
a) Look at pictures A-D. Complete the
conversationswith these

2C RealWorld
Looking
forajob
O ^l.
Lookatthephoro.
-
and complete the form.
Listen to the interview
: trBtE I$ nttp:TTwww.nine2fiveemployment.net/forms
O o
-rc
Employment
Agency
Amy
x
first name
surname
married
nationality
address
single
Manchester
rtobile number
emailaddress
b)Work in pairs. Compareanswers.
Roacl
filffil p1o3
@
frff in the gapswith are or .
What lf your first name,please?
What,,---.-..---...
your surname?
you married?

2D How old is she?
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writethe numbers
0-12 in words(zero,
one,etc.).
Work
in pairs.
Check
yourpartner's
spelling.
Saythenumbers.
IMy ninety
eighty fifty
thirty"
seventy
a hundred
60 __..,.
70 ......
80
I ^1fiffl
Listento thesenumbers.Noticethestress.
fourte'en f6rty sixte'en ttoty eighte'ene'ighty
b) Where is the stressin thesenumbers?
seventeenninety fifty thirteen
thirty nineteen seventy fifteen
c) f,[f,E Listen and check.
@ m [En f,f Listenagain
andpractise.
0 ^l
Write thenumbers.
21 lW9!.tu._A.09..
24 .. 27
22 .twelltytwa 2s 28
23 ._..
b) Work in pairs. Saythesenumbers.
27 35 49 52 68 73 86 94
@ "lwrite
four numbe.rs.
b) Work in new pairs. Sayyour numbers. Write your
partner'snumbers. Are they correct?
O tl Lookat thephoto.Matchthesewordsto I-5.
acar3 agirl ahouse acat adog
b) f,ff,U Listen to five conversations.

Hrih Sounds
O
. Look at the pictures.
iir'Il to lhe soundsand words.
o
sx ninet n
: Listen againand practise.
Listen to these words.
Notice how we.say the pink and
vowels.
six thing his single Miss
women British watches
evening fifteen
litl ninet n h 's sh 's p pte
pt se Chin se polce mail
vening fift n
litl
ltl
: IOL1
ou
(-) a teacher,
(+)a student.
@ ri"a eightjobs.
fi
"e"B *o"%
P' ri e & O
br j A E
itl '= i. 'n ts'
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?*JEO/.
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2 RgVieW Lansuase
summary
2, p1o2
p $nte the nationalities'
Australia Mexico ltaty
RussiaCermanyBrazil
theUSA Egypt Spain
TurkeytheUK China
:
-stralia) Australian
Frllin the gapswith 'm,'re, ,
-.rr
t. CrZnlOr'ntnOl.
-ibb)' ./.snlt
(-) from theUSA,
she |s (+)frorntheUK.
Ross (-) his first name,
:t (+)his sllrnalne.
I (-) from Colornbia,
I (+)lrotn Mcxico.
>it' (+)rrSpanish
:eachcr',
but she
irnrrr (nqin
t-,
a) Make questions with these
words.
l name/your/s/What?
What's
your name?
2 you / Where / from / are ?
: s/What/job/your?
4 from/s/Where/he?
s job/What/his/s?
o What / name / 's/ her ?
t's/joblWhat/her?
b) Match the questions in 4a)
to lhese answers.
a) I'm a doctor.
b) Hes from Pisa,in Italy.

3 People and places
Two cities
QUICKREVIEW
o.oo
Workin pairs.
Countfrom 1to 100in threes:
A one.Bfour.A seyen.
Thencountfrom1 to 100infours:
A one.B
five.A nine.
a) Match the adjectives to
pictures a)-h).
r good @
z hotl
3
4
s expEnsiveI
o beiutiful I
z fritndlv f]
e nice E
b)ffi ffi Listenandpractise.
Vocabularyadjectives
(1);word
orderwith adjectives;
very
Grammarbe (plural):
positive,
negative,
questions
andshortanswe6
Helpwith Listeningcontractions
Reviewnumbers;
be (singutar)
Adjectives
(1)
big I
tte* I
bad
cold
small
old
cheap
figlv
unfribndly
[3,f] O fl '
new teply reply all tbrwlRl
"m
"m
',' Weput verybeforeacl.icctivcs:
ltbvery hot.
il,.I5ri
pro+
@
ftlut
"
sentenceswith thesewords.
z
3
4
5
a / Itls / computer / old / very .
It'sa very old computer.
a /He's / good/very /actor .
an / camera/ Its / expensive.

3A Vocabularyand Grammar
@
nead emailA again.Tick (/) the true
sentences.Changethe adjectivesin the
Where
arethey?
false sentences.
'I Moscow is a beautiiul city. /
z The people are unf+iendly. friendly
r lt's very hot in Moscow.
+ The restaurantsare good.
s Sally and Dan are in an old hotel.
6 The hotel rooms are nice.
z The rooms are very small.
ill
forward
Sr
l_
POSITIVE
(+)
'e.-.-.-....-.-.-
in a new hotel.
bu ?e from the UK.
Thev verv bis.
(= we are)
(= you are)
(= theyare)
0 W Sf tisten andpractisethe
sentences
in 6.
t We aren't !"ta.lian"..,
we're
2 bu're a verv
3 Thev're in a
+ He'sa ...............
and he isn't ___,___,_____,_
b) Work in pairs. Underline the
contractions (aren't, we're, etc.)
in 8a).
C) Listen again. Notice the
contractions.
NEGATTVE
(-)
e -..-.
in the hotel now. (= are not)
bu a-rerlt from Russia.
Thev verv exnensive.
- iD. Yoltis singular and plural:
ou're a student.
ou'restudents.
pr05
@
nead email B again. Choosethe correct answers.
Where are Fiona and Nick?
a) London. b) New York.
Are they in a small hotel?
a)Yes,they

Jtl
U 4rt Ft Fl
-^1r- -
a=, Brothers and sisters
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefouradjectives.Work
in pairs.Take
turnsto sayanadjective
fromyour
list.Yourpartnersays
the opposite
adjective:
A new.Bo/d.Thensayone
thingfor eachadjective:
A Anewcar.BAnoldcomputer.
Ourfamily
Vocabularyfamily
Grammarpossessive
's;sub:-
pronouns
(t,
you,etc.)andpc
adjectives
(my,
your,etc.)
Reviewadjectives;
jobs;Hov,
a
T
both
/ girls
b)
O ^ ,
to:I at the photo of the Cooper family.
Keadand lrsten.
O ^l
Completethe tablewith the words in bold in 1.
men/ boys
father
() (mum)
daughter
(singutar:
child)
husband
sister
Listen and practise.
I
women
@

Heke sentencesabout thesepeople.
' rck ) Kevin NickisKevin's
father.
I i:rrna -) Nick
i {er-in ) Fiona
e -inne .) Nick
i ler-in ) Anne
6 -nne and Kevin ) Nick and Fiona
3B Vocabularyand Grammar
:r 4,
a) Look at thesesentences.Then complete the table with
the words in blue and pink.
I'm Mary and this is Sid,my husband.
Her husband's
nameis Nick andhe'sa doctor.
Thesearetheir two children- our grandchildren.
Itb a very nicephoto,I think.
subject you sne
Pronouns
possessive your his its
adjectives
b) Are thesewords verbs (V) or nouns (NX
they
be V sisterN famity listen read dog
Readtheserules.
We usesubjectpronounswith verbs(I'm,you listen,
theyread,etc.).
o We use possessiveadjectives with nouns (nry sister,
yotn'family, their dog, etc.).
r rli!:
I pI05
':'aa
i -:
',:
-
grandchildren
c)
o
a) Look at the photo. Sid and Mary are
lierin and Anne'sgrandparents.Then
complete the table with thesewords.
grandparents
grandsongrandmother
a) f,lBl Listen

Eat in or take away? i
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writethe nameof a friendandthe names
of two peopte
in his/ herfamity.
Workin pairs.
Tel[yourpartneraboutyourpeople.
Askquestions
if possibte:
A Myfriend'snameis Liliana.
She's
26. BWhat's
herjob?
O
ul Matchpricesl-6 to a)-f).
a) tendollars
b) tenp (= pence)
c) teneuros
d) tencents
e) ten(pounds)
fifty
f) tenpounds
Vocabularyfoodanddrink(
Rea[
World moneyandprices
Howmuch...?;in a caf6
Reviewfamity;numbers
n l,
b
VCI^O pRrcElrsr
Prirrln )1,t,tnn*r,
====Otf 00{frl
55; =ooor,orl
:===0r)o0t)0
=5 ==ooorxxf
0Orfrlfrf
=:==
ot)0000==;;
rfr)rf{l0lf
====
fioot,Otf
====
====0r)000r)
5 5 5 500000rr
====oool)r)rl
;=;50000rf tf
Co%l"
l,rnlrt,
Money
andprices
1 f10
2 10p
3 f10.50
4 €10
s $i0
6 10c
b)f,TfTil f,l Listenandpracrise.
b)ff;lll f,f Listen andcheck.Listen
againandpractise.
a)ffif,tf Listento five

3C Real World
RealWorld
@
nead the sentences.
Fill in the gapswith thesewords.
CUSTOMER
letp very away please in
ASSISTANT
CanI lrbe-/p
you?
Sure.
Anything
etse?
Eatin or take3--.-.,.,,-,,-,
?
OK,that's(f s.85),
please.
You're
welcome.
pr05
@^t Listen and practise the sentences in 9.
b) Work in pairs. Practisethe conversationin g. Take turns to be
the customer.
a) Work in new

3D Bread and cheese
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefourprices
(E55,
f.|O.50,
etc.).Work
in pairs.
Sayyourprices.
Writeyourpartner's
prices.
Aretheycorrect?
O
@
sugar
rice
lot of coffee.
of rice.
@ O ^l
Completethesesentences
for
you. then wTrtetwo more sentenc(
aboutyou.
t Ilove..
z I like
3 Ieatalotof
+ | drink a lot of --.--.--.
5 ._..._.._.._..__.....
6 ._......_.._.._.....
b) Work in groups. Compare
sentences.
@
O
ul Work in pairs.Look at the photo. Match thesewords to 1-16.
0 ^l
Look at the photo for one minute. Rememberthe food and drink.
b) Close your books. Work in pairs. Sayall the food and drink in

o.
Ib with
Sounds
Look at the pictures.
stento the soundsand words.
a coffee
: Listen again and practise.
Listen to these words
Notice how we say the pinli and
vowels.
coffee dog doctor hot
watch chocolate orange
wrong do[[ar shop
mbrella mch nmber
c ntry m ther s n br ther
h sband I ve m ney
Itl
,<,77
/#
r
B.
q
!
an mbrella
lol
lol
Itl
I ^,
Fill in thegapswith 3,'re,
-irc. isn't or aren't.
.--:Ivan!
='..aand I '..ar-e-.
(+)at an English
.:hool in Londonl It'z (+)
, tood school,but it 3 (-)
-::eap.The teachero (+)
.:n- good and the students
(+) friendly We 5
.:: a hotel near the school.The
:roms 7-----......
(+)nice,but they
(-) very bigl
-..i-eOlga
b) Make questionswith these
n'ords.
' are/ Evaand Olga/Where ?
Where
areEva
andOIga?
z cheap
/ Is/ theschool?
3 the teacher
/ good/ ls ?
e -{re/ friendly/ the students?
; s/ the hotel/ Where?
e big / Are / the rooms/ very ?
5
6
7
3 ReVigW Lansuase
summary
3,plo4
O zr rite the vowels (a, e, i, o, u)
- _:'l
theseadJectrves.
'Sssd + ch--P
: D_g s _gly
: n_w O c_ld
I l Tite the opposites of the
idjectivesin 1a)
' goodbad
@
H;::,tl;.no"""ive
adjectives
tlmy
2 you
ahe
+ she
c) Work in pairs. Ask and
answerthe questionsin 2b).
Look at this

4 My world
I like it!
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writetenwordsfor foodanddrink.
Workin pairs.
Compare
lists.
Saywhichthingsyou likeonyourpartner's
[ist:A / Iike
coffee.
Phrases
withlike,have,
live,work,
study LifeinPeru
O ^l
Match theseword.sor phrasesto the verbs.
foetffit two children
fora Spanish
company
inthecentre
of thecity
English inaflat
rockmusic languages
acar inanoffice
Vocabularyphrases
with like,
have,
Iive,work,study
Grammar Present
Simple
(l,you,we
fhey):positive
andnegative
Reviewfoodanddrink(1)and(2);
family;be
;l' like
a) f,fip| Readand listen to Ricardo. Who are
Cecilia, Carlos and Diego?
b) Readabout Ricardo again. Choosethe
correct words.
t Ricardois from @t Colombia.
z He'ssingle/ married.
s His flatis/ isn'tin the

lhlp withGrammar a) Tick (/) the sentences that are true for you.
Make the other sentences negative.
t I live in the centre of the city.
I don't live in the centre of the city.
z I work in an office.
s I like Italian food.
a I like rock music.
s lhaveacomputer.
6 lhaveasister.
7 I study English.
8 I live in a small house.
9 I work for an American company.
b) Work in pairs. Compare sentences.
How many are the same?
Write three true sentencesand three false
sentencesabout you. Use phrasesfrom la)
or your own ideas.
I don't likeChinese
food.
I livein a verysmallflat.
I workin a caf6.
Work in new pairs. Sayyour sentences.
Are your partner's sentencestrue or false?
I don'tlikeChinese
food.
I thinkthat'strue/ fa[se.
Yes,
you'reright.
/ No,you're
wrong.
c)
1
2

My free time
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Complete
fourof these
sentences
for you:
I live..., I have
..., I don't
have
..., lwork..., I like
..., I don'tlike...
.Workin pairs.
Compare
sentences.
Aretheythe same?
A I liveinasmall
flat. BMetoo.
Free
timeactivities
Vocabutaryfreetimeactivities
GrammarPresent
Simple
(l,ya- a
fhey):
questions
andshortansr.,e-
Hetpwith Listeningquestions
,.,'
doyou
Reviewphrases
with /ike,have. .z
work,study
Anonline
interview
I ll Iffi Lookat thewebpageon p33.Readand
listen to the interview with Mike and Kim Black
Find three things they do in their free rime.
b) Read the interview again. Are these sentences
true (T) or false (FX
t Mike and Kim are married. f
z They have a flat in London.
3 They don't like London.
+ They don't like U2.
s They don't watch TV
o They go to concerts.
z They dont like Mexican food.
Help
with
Grammar
live in the UK?
like?
O ^l
Look at thesequesrions.

[+ ] http://www.worldofrock.net/interviews/badday
48 Vocabulary and Grammar
a) Fill in the gaps with do and
these verbs.
liYE do tike go have eat
t Where dq Vike and Kim
Uve in the UK?
z thev a house in
Los Angeles?
r What thev in
their free time?
4 thev to the
cinema?
s thev out a lot?
o thev chocolate?
b) Work in pairs. Ask and
answer the questions in 5a).
Help
withListening
Q ul Lllen rorhese
questions.
Noticehow we
saydoyou.
t Wheredo you /dia/ live?
z What music

Vocabularythingsto buy;
this,that,these,
those
RealWortdin a shoo
Reviewfreetimeactivities;
moneyandprices;
Howmuch
s
three
things
you
,ldo./ No,ldon't.
i'ffi
Yffi
Ifrt
lffi
it
-
{ 4c Buying thing:
.r
l-
I eulcKREVTEW
ooo
il Workin pairs.
Askquestions
withDoyou,..7 andfindt
il bothdoin yourfreetime:A Doyouplaytennis?
BYes,
,
'-
rI
-
, lmo.'ru
il Jt":#fl *, ]ry^allrrlo
| +-- JY
r )# -'q
, -*u
i6,
I
-
lD
-
g
rl17,
il {ff'fil$',
il
-s
At$$*j ,-
l:dffiffi
|
:"'F
-EEI
il Thrngs
tobuy
I
g a)Lookat thepictures.
Matchthesewordsto t-l
iI
il amagazine
7 an6wspaper
amap ap6stcard
I a blrthday
card a boxofch6cotates
tittrut
il

Fill in the gapswith this, that, theseor those.
*#
4C RealWorld
a) Readtheseconversations.Fill in the gapswith
thesewords.
Erctrse much are lot else have
CUSTOMER SHOP
ASSISTANT
I '.Exs.us.e.
me.
Do
vou
have
I
l.-Tf 'gill::d:!i } Yes,
thev're
over
there'
F;,.*r*for
*-._.--_ l* ,,,(14.7s).
How 2
, Th.y'r.(50p)each.
b) Readthe conversationsagain.Find:
1 one question with Do youhave
2 one question with Can I have ...
3 two questions withHow much
Crr ra- (thrt
b";l
li_'!::"!914"'1|,. "
I Yes,
this(birthday
card), I
i
prease. i
__----: - OK,
that's
(€10.65).
lH.r.uors . I
| -
-l rhanks
a6
-.------
Thank
ua.v,r.t,
0
0
B
c
SA
c
@ W*f. in thesamepairs.StudentA -) p88.
StudentB ) p94.
0 ,lWork in newpairs.Write a conversation
in a shop.
Uselanguage
from la) and7a).
b) Practise the conversation until you can remember it.
c) Work in groups of four. Role-play your
convershtion

4D Days and times
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.Write
a listof thingsintheshopin lesson
4C.
Check
on p34.
Whichof these
things
doyouhave
withyou?
Out Listenand practisethe daysof the week.
Monday
Thursday
two days.
-.'..
Fncay
..; Saturday,
Sunday
c) Answer these questions.
t What day is it today?
z What day is it tomorrow?
s What days are the weekend?
Vocabularydaysof theweek;
timewords
Real
World tellingthetime;talking
abou:
thetime
Reviewthings
to buy;numbers
0-100
@
o
@
@
t five past six c,)
2 ten past srx
3 twenty past srx
5 twenty-five to se.e:
6 twenty to seven
7 ten to seven
4 twenty-five past six e five to seven
I
ul Match thesetimes to clocksA-D.
hatfpastsix C quarter
to s6ven quarter
p.tt ti^ sixo'c[6ck
b) We can saytimes in a different way.Match thesetimes to
clocks A-D.
six A sixthlrty sixforty-f?vesixfifte'en
@
,orand 4.
Listen and practisethe times

mother
rlE
i tslgn 19
tgt
btr:?
Lookat thepictures
O
a) i:' . ;.?Listenro rhese
words.
I
url
; :1 ; Listen," ;;;**
the sounds and words. Notice how we say th in these sentences. Listen again and
again and practise.
words.
lel three thirteen thirty month
think thing thanks birthday
Thursday
l6l mother father brother this
that these those the then
they with their
practrse.
1 I think that'syour mother.
2 Are those your things?
a It's their brother's birthday on
Thursday.
4 I think that man'sthirty-three.
s Thanks for those thirteen emails.
6 This is the first Thursday of
the month.
sentences.
a) Write the letters in these
things you can buy in a shop.
a;"'
l maD
2 sw__ts
3 b_tt__ies
4D s c rd
5n w D er
6m I z e
Tb th av c d
a ch_w_-g g_m
9 t_ss_es
10 b_x of ch_c-l--es
b) Work in pairs. Compare
answers.
a) Tick (/) the things you can do
in English.
I cantalkabout
things
I have
and
donrt
have.
I cansaywhere
I liveandwork.
I cantalkabout
things
I doinmy
free
time.
I canaskpeople
about
their
free
time
I canbuy
things
inashop.
I cansaythedays
oftheweek.
I cantellthetime.
b) What do you need to study
again?
l-T,?nif
t6l
Match the verbs in A to the
words / phrasesin B. :-
-
I
''.
AB
gotol DVDs

go concerts
watch shopping
Ptay
eat

5 Day-to-day life
5A A typical day
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writesixtimes(5.30,
9.10,etc.).Work
in pairs.Take
turnsto
sayyourtimes.
Writeyourpartner's
times.
Aretheycorrect?
U.."Ou,"O daly routnes
<
Grammar Present
Simple
(he,she,
it).
positive
andnegative
Reviewtetting
thetime;Present
Simp.=
(1,
you,we,they);freetime activities
I
{rt
Daily
routines
a) Look at the picturesof Carol'sroutine.
Then match thesewords or phrasesto
picturesl-10.
getfip 7 goto b6d leave
h6me
geth6me startw6rk finishw6rk
have
bre'akfasthave
linch
have
dinner sleep
b) Listen and practise.
c) Match the words and phrases in 1a) to
these times of day.

Carol and her brother Tom live
in Manchester. Carol gets up at
"1""7'.Q9-
, but she doesn't like
mornings! Shehas breakfast at
about b)..-..--.---.---
and she leaves home
at c)-...__,,_,_____
. Sheworks in a mobile
phone shop and she starts work at
. Shehas lunch at
in a caf€ near the shon. She
finishes work at r) and gets
home at e)----..........-
. Shehas dinner at
. She doesn'twatch TV
after dinner, she goesout with
friends. Shegoes to bed at
midnight and sleeps for about
seven hours.
examptes
likes{eaver
watches teaches
'''''-'.-..--
studies
@ m* HEListenandpractise
thesentences
in 4a)and4c).
O
**at
are the he, she,it forms of these
t like /ikes s have 9 eat
z play o study 10 warch
3 start 7 love 11 drink
+ finish 8 go tz read
b) i,''':.* ;,; Listen and practise.Which
he,she,it forms have the sound lvl at
the end?
Tom's
routine
Tom'sa waiter and he
l wotks (work) in a
restaurant called the New
Moon. He 2___.__.___.__..__.___
(not work) in the
morning, so he
(getup) at
middav. He a
(not have) breakfast,but
he s.---.---..-.....,,..
(have)
a big lunch before he
o-
- (go) to
work. He
(leave)home at 4.30
and he
(start) work at 5.00.
He s.,............... (finish)
_,,__
(not eat)
@ ^l
Readabout Carol'sbrother, Tom. Put the
verbs in brackets in

frl
ry-- rrrr
a5"
Where does she work?
Time
phrases
withon,in,at
O ^l
Write thesewords and phrasesin the correct column.
slnd€'r lbetrFnifig six-okld( the afternoon
Monday theeveningTuesday
morning halfpast
ten
midday Friday
afternoon midnight night
theweek theweekend Saturday
evening
Sunday
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Te[[
each
otheraboutyourroutine
in theweekA Igetupat sixo'clock
intheweek.
BReally?
Igetupataboutten!
Vocabularytime phrases
with on,in,at
Grammar Present
Simple
(he,she,if):
questions
andshortanswers
Helpwith Listening
sentence
stress
(1)
Reviewdailyroutines
b) . ,,.,.Listen and practise.
@
,l Fill in the gapswith the correct
preposrtrons.
1 I getup ?f 10.00 the
weekend.
2 lgo tobed 11.30
theweek.
3 I go shopping Saturday.
4 I havedinner 8.00 .. .
Sunday.
5 I watchTV , the evening.

wH- QUESTTONS
(?)
Where does Nadine work
What does she do
at the weekend?
in the week?
SHORT
ANSWERS
Yes,
he . / No,hedoesn't.
5E| Vocabularyand Grammar
S "fn
*V erpars.ilyour
partner your best friend's name. Is
your friend male (c/) or female (gX
b) Work on your own. Write five
questions with doesto ask your
partner about his / her best friend.
Use theseideas or your own.
live work study
foodanddrink
daily
routine
freetimeactivities
things
he/ shelikes
things
he/ shehas
WheredoesGustavo
live?
Does
hestudyEnglish?
Whatfood doeshelike?
' r PresentSimple questions are the same for he, sheand it.
b) Write these questions in the table.
t Where does she live in Manchester?
z What does she do in her free time?
c) Fill in the gaps with does or doesnt.
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(4
Daes he knowNadine?
shelikeManchester? yes,shedoes.
/ No,she
d) Fill in the gaps in rhese rules with do or does.

i5c The New Moon
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Askquestions
to findthreethings
thatyouand
yourpartner
doat thesame
timeof day:
A Whattime
doyou
getup?BAthalf pastseven.
AMetoo./ Oh,Igetupat six.
What's
onthemenu?
a) Look at the menu from the New Moon restaurant.
Match photos l-I0 to the food and drink on the menu.
b) M fif Listen and practise.
v
a-'lF
-
@
Work in pairs. Take turns to choosefood and drink from the
menu. Ask your partner the price.
How muchisa chicken
satad
anda Coke?
Areyouready
toorder?
C) ^l
ffim Listen to Tom'sconversationwith two customers.
Tick (/)

O ^l
Readthe conversation.Find all the words for food and drink.
WAITER
Areyoure'ady
to 6rder?
C€rtain[y.
Whit woutdvoutlke
to drink?
stitlorsp8rkting?
oR.rhinksv6rymfich.
Would
youtlkea dess6rt?
Lertarnty.
of co'urse.
b) Read the conversation again. Find:
1 two questionswith canI have... .
2 two questions with can we have ... .
3 two questionswithwouldyoulihe ..
5C Real World
CUSTOMERS
YEs.
CanI hive(thechlcken
s5[ad),
pte'ase?
AndcanI hive (thevdgetable
tas5gne)?
(AC6ke)
form€,ple'ase.
Andcanwehive(ab8ttte
of mlneralwiter)a
Splrkting,
ple'ase.
N6tform6,th5nks.
a , !r. a
(IneapPre
Pre,
Torme.
And (tw6 c6ffees),
ple'ase.
Excfise
me.Canweh5ve
thebltt,pte'ase?
Th8nks
a t6t.

5D A day off
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Writea[[thefoodanddrinkonthemenuat theNewMoon
restaurant.
Check
yourlistwithanother
pair.
Thencheck
on p42.
O ^l
Look atthese frequency adverbs.Fill in the gapswith
usug.lLy
ar.a,nor usually.
arways sometimes
1O0o/o
b) Put thesephraseswith mery in order.
every
day7 every
year every
week every
month
c) Gm ffi Listenandpractisethewordsandphrases
in la)
and1b).
0%
I ^l
Checktheseword.s
with your teacher.
e'arly late tired bilsy tog6ther
b) ffiS Readand listen to Peteand Maggie'sSundayroutines.
What do they always do together on Sundays?
l'm always
tiredon Sundays
because
I workevery
Saturday.
I alwayshavebreakfast
in bedand I never
get up beforemidday!| usually
phonemy friends
in
the afternoon,
andI sometimes
go andseemy
parents.
Inthe evening
PeteandI always
have
dinnerat a restaurant
ca[[ed
the New Moon.lt isn't
usually
verybusyandthe foodisfantastic!
Vocabularyfrequency
adverbs
. andphrases
withevery
I Reviewfoodanddrink(3);Present
i Simpte;
time phrases
with on,in,at
a) Readabout Peteand Maggie again.
What does eachperson always,usually,
sometimes,never do on Sundays?
@
nead theserules and the examples.
,.

O l,
i:fn Lookattheprctures
. O 3ltry
Lrsrcn
tothesewords. I ^lfiTlil
f,lt Lrsren
tothe
Llsten to the sounds and words. Notice how we say w and v in conversation. Listen again and
thesewords.
lwl waiter atways women when
work where Wednesday
week weekend twelve
lvl vegetablesvery evening
never live every vocabulary
five seven eleven
b) ffi Listenagainandpractise. b) fif listen againandpractise.
practise.
I Wheredo you work?
g I'm a waiterand I work in a
verynicecafein Vienna.
n When do you work?
e I work everyer.ening
from five
to elevenin the week.
I Do you work at the weekend?
B Yes,I work sevendaysa week.
b) Work in pairs. Practisethe
conversation.
WAITER
1 Areyou re.a-d.y
to o-----......-...
?
2 W...-...--......
would you like to
d .....?
3 W ..-.-
you L.--....,-
. a dessert?
CUSTOMER
a) N-9..f-
for me, 1...---"--....-
.
b)A Cokef.........me,p................
c) Yes.C.........
.I h-..-.....-..-..
the
Iasagne,
please?
b) Match questions I-3 to
answersa)-c).
c) Work in pairs. PraCtisethe
questions and answersin 5a).
a)Tick (/) thethingsyou cando
in English.
Ican
talk
about
myroutine
and
other
people's
routines.
Ican
use
time
phrases.
Ican
ask
people
about
their
routines
and
free
time.
Ican
understand
asimple
menu.
Ican
order
food
and
drink
ina
restaurant.
Ican
use
frequency
adverbs.
b)What do you needto study
again?fillFil
lvl
5 ReVigW Lansuase
summary
5,p'to8 0 ^lWrite
thewords.l'illfff
O
^l
Readthesesentences
about a
typical day. Complete the verbs.
tffi
t I g.e.-fup at 7.00in theweek.
2 I h....... breakfast
at 7.30.

6 Towns and cities
My home town
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writesentences
aboutthingsthatyou:always,
usualty,
sometimes,
never
doon Saturday.
Workin pairs.
Tel[yourpartner
yoursentences:
A I always
getup lateonSaturday.
BMetoo./ Oh,I usually
getup early.
o
t* ll
@
illlll
Vocabularyplaces
in a townor city (1)
Grammar a,some,
alot of;thereis/
thereare:positive
Reviewfrequency
adverbs;
Present
Simple;adjectives
(1)
a) f,flf| Readand listen to Susan.Does she like
living in Bath?
b) Readabout Bath again.Tick (/) the true
sentences.Correct the false sentences.
t Bathis intlelJ5A. England
z It's a very beautiful city. /
3 Susangoesto the ThermaeBathSpaeveryFriday.
+ TheJaneAustenCentreis a theatre.
s Therearetrainsto Londonevery30 minutes.
s Bathdoesn'thavean airport.
@
gn,l
---1Ju
Places
inatown
orcity(1)
O ul Matchthesewordsto picturesl-9.
a burttdlng
4

lhlp withGrammar
O
tl Marchsenrences
l-3 to pictures
A-C.
There's
a person in thepark.
Therearesomepeoplein thepark.
Therearea lot of peoplein the park
b) Fill in the gapswith 's(= is) or dre.
SINGULAR
There._1s..
a
There
PLURAL
There......._......_
five theatres.
There....___......__
somevery niceparks.
There.....__........
a lot of old buildings.
plll
(0 ul Choose
the correctwords.
,r:*:{if:,:;':'lil'
:irr. n
'i".:&rl.. ;'.,;.1:
a) Look at thesesentences
about Bath.Fill in
the gapswith 3 or are.
t There ls.a beautifulriver.
z There two cinemas.
g There a busstation.
+ There somehot springs.
s There a nicecaf€nearthe station.
6 There two five-starhotels.
z There a famousrestaurant
called
SallyLunn's.
a There.......
everyday
a lot of trains to London
b) fiii*f Listen and check. Notice how
saythere and thereare.
There's
l6eezlabeSutifulrlver,
There
are llearal twdclnemas.
c) f,f Listen again and pracrise.
*e@ffi%**u@e%
64 Vocaburary

ara
ry-- r rr
-,
Rr- Are there any shops?
7"-
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Saysentences
aboutthetownor cityyouare
in now.Usethere
lsandthereare:AThere
aresome
good
restaurants
in thecentre.BYes,
andthere's
anicepark.
Places
inatownorcity(2)
0 ^l
Match thesewords to pictures l-9.
a road3 a pdstoffice
achEmist'sa bank
a mirket asioermarket
a brisstop asquare
ac6shpoint
/ anATlil
b)f,ffil f,l Listenandpractise.
c) Work in pairs.Testyour partner.
@:rrlraD
a) GliFl Look at the photo of Susan
and her friend, Isabel. Listen to their
conversation.Fut thesethings in the
order they talk about them.
Susan's
flat 7
restaurants
shops
trainsandbuses
banks

68 Vocabularyand Grammar
Look at the picture and the places(a cinema,
hotels,etc.)Write eight queitions to ask anorher
student about placesnear his / her home. Use
ls therea ... ? andAre thereany ... ?.
lstherea cinema
near
yourhome?
Arethereanyhotels?
a cinema hotets
shoPs a park a Postoffice
a snopptng
centre
asupermarket
1 t_1
L
I
I
I Help
with
Grammar
I
I
I O
a)Fill in thegapswith arentor isnt.
I
IEGAIVE
(_)
I
' There... a stationnear here.
I
, There. ,.any good restaurantsnear here.
I ntFill in thegapswirh is,are,isntor arent.
I
|
lES/ NO QUESTTONS
(?) sHoRT
ANSWERS
I
I i therea bank?
yes,
there....
I
to, there...
I there
anv
shoos? Yes'
there
are'
|
' No,there
..
|
,t Look againat rhe sentences
in 3a)and 3b).
I
Thenchoosethe correctword in this rule.
I
;
We use some/ any in negativesand questions
I "
ith therearc.
I plll
I lhlpwithListening
I O , ,
Listen to thesesentences.
Notice the
I linking betweenthe soundsand the
I rosel sounds.
I
|
, There'_a _cxpensivemarket.
|

F_#
Tourist information
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writeatlthewordsyou knowfor places
in a townor city (amuseum,
apark,etc.).Work
in pairs.
Compare
lists.
Whichplaces
arenearyour
schoot?
AThere's
amuseum
neartheschool.
Things
inyourbag(2)
O "l
LookatphotoA. Matchthesewordsto l-11.
aw![[et 8 a purse keys m6ney a crEdit
card
a pissport an16card agdide
book a map
acimera a tiptop
b) sff,| Sl Listen and practise.
c) Work in pairs. Which things in la) do you have
with you?
I have
somemoney
withme.
When
isit open?
I
3 ffi
tT"" and
match
conversations
l-3
a) the Roman Baths Museum
b) a map of the city centre
c) the Thermae Bath Spa
b) Listen again. Choose the correct answers.

have map much day open
a)Gmll
the sentences
Co'od
m6rning.
Hell6.
CanI hEIp
you?
conversationsin 4. Take turns to
be the tourist.
?) Cover the conversationsin 4.
Then choosethe correct words or
phrasesin theseconversations.
A
TouRrsr Good morning.
AsslsrANrHello.ll Can/
help you?
t Yes,please.Do you have a map
zin/ of theUK?
A Yes,of course.3Hereyou
are/
Hereareyou.
r Thank you. How much aisit /
it is?
a sls/ lt'sL+.95.
B
r Good iafternoon / night. When
7is/ are theJane Austen Centre
open?
n lt's open afrom/ to 9.45 a.m.
efrom/fo 5.30 p.m.
t lo/sif / /s closedon Mondays?
e No, it's open every 11day
/ days.
r Thanks a lot.
G"
n Hello. Canllzshow / help you?
t Yes,please.l3Where's
/ There's
the bus station?
I It's 14tn
/ af Manvers Street.
t Can you show me on this
lscard/ map?
I Yes,of course. 16Here
isit /
Hereit is.It's about

Vocabularyctothes;
cotours;
favourite
Reviewthingsinyourbag(1)
and(2);frequency
adverbs;
Present
Simpte
6D,, ltts my favourite
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Whatthingsdoyou bothhavewith youtoday?A Doyouhave
anymoneywithyou?BYes,
I do.AMetoo.BDoyou haveanlDcardwithyou?
O ^l
Look at the photos. Match thesewords to clothes l-14.
asuit3 atie ashirt ai-shirt ajfimper aj8cket acoat
askirt adress tro'usersjeans shoes tra'iners boots
b)fiffrn f,f Listenandpractise.
c) Work in pairs. Testyour partner
ftJ--- rh';)
_______<
Eill
a) li!?fti Look againat the photor. rirt"r, urrdI
put thepeoplein the orderyou hearthem.
I
b) Listenagain.What doeseachpersonneverI
;"il,., clothes
u'a.oto.r*
do
you: I
usually wear, sometimeswear, never wear? |
Write three lists.

O :tffi-1'.o|^1_*" ll:ll.T:; O ltl,.:="re
Lisren
rorhesewords.I ^l
Ntany_English
firstnames
Llsten to the sounds and words. Notice how we say the pink and start with /d3l. Work in pairs.
ttlt
cheese
b)ffi Listen
t$l
M
Il
^-^.'/
orange
juice
again and practise.
bluc letters.
Ity cheesecheap much chips
chocolatechickenchildren
picture sandwichFrench
lful orange
juice jeans jumper
jacket managerpage job
vegetableslanguageJapanese
b) ffi t-isten againand pracrise.
How do we say thesenames?
d male
Jack John
JamesJim
Jason Jeremy
Joe Justin
Ceoff Ceorge
9 femate
Jane Jan
JessicaJenny
Julia lutiet
JoannaJitt
Cittian Cina
b)fTiffil fil Listenandcheck.
Listen againand practise.
---/
6 ReVigW Lansuase
summary
6,prlo
lg
wi
"
theletters.
[Etrl
t park
2sho pi s c nt e
3 t_eat_e
4 s_ati_n
5 r_ve_
5a rDo t
z b_ild_ng
e b_s s_ati_n
9 m_se_m
o) Choosethe correct words.
1 There's/@a lot of old
buildings in Bath.
z There aresome
/ a niceparks.
g There 's/ aref.ourtheatres.
+ Therearea/ alotof goodhotels.
5 There's/ area station.
o There's
an/ someairport.
b) Work in pairs. Are the
sentencestrue or false?
Then check onp46.
Write the placesin a town or
city.fEEl
t dora r-o-ad
2 subspot b s--------"....--
E kabn b
4 kemtar nL------
5 repsukemtars---------------.----.-
s stopfocife p o"...---,,-----.
7 rasque s.......___..__________
e
o
a) Fill in the gapswith , dre,
isnTor

7 Love it, like it, hate it!
We're twins
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
What'syourfavourite:
city,sport,shop,
film,book,
colour?
Workin groups
of three.
Tettthe otherstudents
yourfavourite
things.
Areanythesame?
A MyfavouritecityisBerlin.BMetoo.CMyfavouritecityisPrague.
Things
youlikeanddon't
like
a) Look at these sentences. After
love.lihe andhate we can use a
noun or verb+ing.
I love aninrals.
I like soztpollcrirs.
I don't like dancing.
I hate shopping for clothes.
b) Find all the verb+ing words
in 1a).
ffitF$
pI12
Vocabularythings
youlikeand
don't[ike;
love,like,
hate
Grammarobjectpronouns
Reviewfavouritei
Present
Simpte
freetimeactivities
a) Write three true sentences
and three falsesentencesabout
things you love, like,

a)
Jenny
andI aretwins,but our
friends
te[[ we'revery
different.
We nevergo to
concerts
together
because
| like
rockmusicandJennyloves
classical
music.We
both[ike
watchingTV,
but | lovewatching
sportandJennyhatesit.And
Jenny
doesn't[ikehorrorfilms,
but | lovethem.But | [ikehaving
a twin sister.
I don'tsee
everyweek,but shephones
everyweekend.
thingsthey both like.
b) ReadaboutJack andJenny again. Fill in the gapsin
thesesentences
withJach orJenny.
t Jack likesrock music.
1 I Do you like dancing?
s Yes,
I love_.tt_.
.
z n Do you like Madonna?
e Yes,
I like a lot.
3 n Do you like shoppingfor clothes?
e No,I hate.__...
4 a Do you likeJohnnyDepp?
s Yes,
I love. .......
.
s a Do you like soapoperas?
e No, I hate .........
.
e a Do you like dogs?
s Yes,but theydon'tlike !
b) Listen and check. Listen again and
practise.
Doyou likedincingZ YEs,
t l6veit.
c) Work in pairs. Taketurns to ask the questions
in 8a).Answer for you.
@ ^!
Write five quesrions
with Does... tihe... ?

ry5Oan you drive?
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Askquestions
andfindfourthings
youbothlike:
A Doyou |ike
classical
music?
BYes,
/ do./ No,I don't.
I can't
swim!
t ll
oe
,l--
rll
I
-2
.J
O7
a
-
&
-
t-
s..t.-
t.r-
,L3
EI
F
e

Vocabularyabilities
Grammarcanforability
Hetpwith Listeningcanor can'i
Reviewthings
youlikeanddon't
like;Present
Simple
questions
Sorry,we can't speak Chinese
:'.t
@,
!|I1l-ZF
-g-
@f,
f(F-{t
it,
"iit
*dl"'
Help
withGrammar
A
#
bilities
a) Match thesewords and phrasesto
picturesl-10.
swim4 cook drive sing ski
ptay
bisketbattptay
thepiino
ptay
theguitir speak
C6rman ridea bike
c) Work in pairs. Mime activities from 1a).
Guess your partner's activities.
@

L_. Listen again and practise.
--ankanlplSytheguitr.
:r rite three true sentencesand three false
-ntences
about you and your family. lJsecan
N can't.
u'-,sister
canspeak
Russian
verywell.
:an'tridea bike.
l) brk in pairs. Sayyour sentences.
Guess
J vour partner'ssentencesare true or false.
pwiththechildren
ai Lr. . Look at the photo. MrsJones wants
rn au pair to help with her children, Ella and
Daniel. Listen to the interview. Does Maria get
fie job?
0) Listen again. Put a tick (/) for the things
Uaria can do. Put a cross (X) for the things
rhe can't do.
' cook /
2 drive
; >peakGerman
t speakFrench
I sn'im
il brk in pairs.
Hetp
v{itn
Grammar
Took at thesequestions.Then fill in the gapsin
the short answers with can or can't.
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(?)
Canyou cook?

Cl ^l
Write tenplacesin a town or city.
arestaurant a cafd
b) Work in groups.Comparelists. Do you
havethe sameplaces?
'ryp wiffi
"l,l
@
wtr"r"s the cafe?Match picrures a)-0 to
sentences
l-o.
1 It's in King Street. c/
2 lt's near the bank.
3 It's next to the bank.
4 It's opposite the bank.
s lt's on the left.
o It's on the right.
' o We can say in King Street
or on King Street.
I . pl12
Listen and practise the sentences
Vocabutaryprepositions
of place
RealWorldasking
for andgiving
direc -'=
Reviewabilities;
can;places
in a town:-
city(1)and(2)
It'sover
there
a) Work in new pairs. Maria now lives with theJones famr.
in Hampton.Look at the map on p59. What areplacesl---'
b) Work in the samepairs. Saywhere a place is on the m':
Yourpartner guesses
the place.
i lt'sin New Road,
opposite
thepark.i
__'..-_-_-J
i Thecinema.
7C Directions
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Findfourthings
youcando,
butyourpartnercan'tdo:A Can
youplay
theguitar?
BNo,

Real World
pI13
a) Listen and practisethe sentences
in 6.
Excise
me.Whdre's
themusum?
b) Work in pairs. Practisethe conversations
in 5a).Taketurns to be Maria.
@ A Lookagainat the map. Readtheseconversarions.
Choosethe correctwords.
1
A Excuselyou /6d Is there a restaurantnear 2here
/ there?
s Yes,there is. Go along this road and rurn 3left/ right.
That'sStation Road.The restaurantis arn/ on the right,
snear
/ rn the statiorr.
n Thank you very much.
2
A Excuseme.6Where's
/ What'sthe theatre?
a lt's Tnear
/ over there,sopposite
/ nextto the museum.
A Oh yes.I can seeit. Thanks a lot.
g You'rewelcome.
3
A Excuse
me.Is therea supermarketsnextto
/ nearhere?
g Yes,
thereis.Go 10to
/ alongthisroad.Thesupermarket
is on the 11Left

7D I love the lnternet
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writesentences
with there
isI there
areabout
places
nearyourschool.
Workin pairs.
Compare
sentences.
Doyouknowyourpartner's
places?
AThere's
a nicecafdin NewStreet,
opposite
the
cinema.
BReally?What's
it calledT
Vocabularythingspeople
do online
Review thereis/ thereare;cani
Present
Simple
questions
O ul Look at the questionnaire. Fill in the
gapsin phrasesI-8 with thesewords.
setrtf sell watch listen music
theatre friends holidavs
TIPS!o We say receiveemails or get emails.
c online = connected to the Internet
b)ffiX ffi Listenandpractise.
Work in pairs. What can people do at
thesewebsites?
Youcandownload
musicat emusic.com.
lastminute.com
:
It
ll
O ^l
Work in pairs. Look again at the questionnaire. Interview
your partner. Put a tick (/) or a cross (X) in column C.
Give more information if possible.
a
at
aot
t?
t
9"nH:!S
-Il4rrooI
Doyou sendand
receive

a)fifiH Lookatthepictures O a)mn Listentothese
words. C) tl f,fif, @ Listentothis
Listen to the sounds and words. Notice how we say the pink and poem. Listen again and practise.
Sharon Smith has a small shop
In Shanghai city centre
She sells Spanish skirts
And Turkish shirts
And expensiveBritish suits
She sells Egyptian boots
And Russian coats
What can she sell you?
b) Work in pairs. Take turns to
say lines of the poem.
I
I
9
?
f,) Cross out the wrong words.
@
a)Write theletters.[fit
1 soaD oDeras
2 ani_a_s
s ho__or fil_s
+ da_ci_g
s f-yin-
6 cla__ical mu_ic
7wa c inssoo tonT
8 vi itin ne pla es
9 s o nins for clo es
b) Tick (/) three things you
like. Then find two students
who like the same things.
Fill in the gaps with these
verbs.
t!ft|
li*€ likes love loves
hate hates don'tlike
doesn't
like
Choosethe correct words. .
t WhereareGFD/ them?
z She
/ Herdoesn'tknow we/ us.
3 Doeshe/ himlike I/ me?
4 I/ meknow she
/ her.
5 We/ Usnever seethey/ them.
5 Do you live with he/ him?
a) Look at the pictuies. Write
three true sentencesand three
false sentencesabout you. Use
canandcar?'t.lfif,l
{:}X
I canplay theguitarwell.
I can'tspeak
Spanish.
b) Work in pairs. Sayyour
sentences.Guessif your
partner's sentencesare true
or false.
1
2
3

a Days to remember
I was there!
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writethe opposites
of theseadjectives:
good,hot,big,new,cheap,
beautiful.Work
in pairs.
Compare
answers.
Thensayonesentence
for
eachadjective:
A / haveanewcomputer.
BMycomputer
isveryold.
8.OO-
11.45
FILM
THE
GREEN
M'LE
Vhere
off li,ve1
live?7tulx
xiEF Z+I
=Z*2J3= 5
b) &ffi$ Readand listen to Melanie, Tania and Pascal.
What were their'amazing days'?
c) Readthe texts again. Choosethe correct words in
thesesentences.
t TheBeatles'last
concert
wasin theIJK
/@
z The concertwasaboutanhour/ halfanhourlong.
3 Taniawasin Sydneywith her parents
/ friends.
+ The fireworks at midnight werefantastic/ boring.
s Pascal's
friendswerefrom France
/ Brazil.
6 He wasat the matchwith fwo/ threeotherpeople.

Help
withGrammar
a) Look at thesesentences.Are they in
the presentor the past?
I was at theWorld Cup Final.
Wewere nearthe OperaHouse.
Thestadiumwasn't full.
They weren't very huppy.
b) Look at the sentencesin 3a)again.
Then fill in the gapsin the table with
wa1 wdsn't,were and weren't.
@ Uro $! Listenandpracrise.
Noricehow we saywas
and were.
I waslwazl at theWdrldCdpFinal.
Wewerelwal ne'ar
the6oeraHo'use.
(9
^l
Choosethe correct words.
1 I @ / were only ten years old.
2 My sisterswasn't/ weren'tat the concert.
: There was/ werea lot of people in Sydney that night.
a John Lennon was/ werea greatmusician.
s The fireworks was/ wereon TV

arl
ry--rrr
Z, Erl Happy anniversary!
D-
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writesixadjectives
andtheiropposites
(difficult,
easy,
etc.).Work
in pairs.
Take
turnsto sayanadjective.Your
partner
says
theopposite
adjective
anda sentence
with thisadjective:
A difficult.Beasy.
English
isveryeasy!
Years
andpasttimephrases AnIndian
wedding
1 1887 a) nineteen
eighty
2 1900 ul twentyten
3 1980 6; eighteeneighty-seven
d) twothousand
andnine
e) nineteen
hundred
f) twothousand
Joe was in Paris last week. A
He'sat work now.
He was in bed four hours ago.
He was at home yesterday afternoon.
i*,*iListen and practisesentencesl-4.
a wEdding a bride a groom a wEdding
anniversary
b) Look at the photos of an Indian wedding. Who is the
bride? Who is the groom?
c) ,i,..,' , Listen to Rajeettalk to a friend about his wedding
anniversary.Choosethe correct words in thesesentences.
t Rajeet
andGita's
weddinganniversary
Ir o"@ / Sunday.
z Their wedding wastwo/ ten yearsago.
s Their weddingwasin England
/ India.
+ Rajeet'sparents were/ weren'fat the wedding.
s There was/ wasn't

Help
withGrammar
AB Vocabularyand Grammar
Listen and practisethe
questionsand answersin 5.
WhEre
wasthew€ddino?
Hdw6ldwere Rajebt
uia cit"z
@
,l Make questionswith rhesewords.
prl5
7
d
'#'
.l
O *r- euEsroNs
(?)
a) Look at thesequestions.Notice the word order.
Where was thewedding?
Howotd were Raieet
andCita?
b) Write rhesequesrionsin the table.
1 How manypeoplewere at thewedding?
z Wherewas Rajeet's
brother?
c) Fill in the gapswith was,were,wasnlor werent.
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(?) SHORT
ANSWERS
I lhe lshe/ it attheweddinp?
yes,
t/ he/ she
/ itwas.
" No,t/he/she/it
.W.e_re
you/ we/ theyat thewedding? Yes,
you/ we/ they
" No,you/ we/ they .
WAS
BORN
I WERE
BORN
d) Fill in the gapswith wasor were.
t e Where..v_v_as_.
Gitaborn? z I When vorrhnrn?
s she born
intheUK. , r f;;"l;lr,;i^
1 you/ at home/ lastSunday
/ Were?
Were
you at homelastSunday?
z you / yesterday

O ^l
fitr'n s! Listenandpractise
themonths.
Jinuary
FEbruary
March
Aprit
b) Work in pairs. Saythesedates.
13th 14th 'l5th 16th 17th l gth ',l
gth 22"d
Z3,d 24th Zsth Z6th ZTth ZSth Zgth 31't
c) Gfi$ f,f Listenandcheck.Listenagainand
practise.
Readthesequestions and answers.
words in bold.
What dayis it today?
(It's)Monday.
What'sthe datetoday?
(It's)Marchthe seventh.
When'syour birthday?
(It'son) Junethe second.
6}ffiXl
prrs
O ,ltm f,| Listenandpractise
these
dates.
Notice the lettersin pink.
1't first
Zndsecond
3'd third
4th fourth
5th fifth
6th sixth
7thseventh
8th eighth
9th ninth
1Oth
tenth
11th eleventh
1Zthtwelfth
20th twentieth
21't twenty-first
30th thirtieth
ac When's your birthday?
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.
Askyourpartner
wherehe/ shewas:threehoursago,
yesterday
afternoon,
at 9 p.m.lastSaturday,
at 11a.m.lastSunday,
on
NewYear's
Eve[astyear.A Where
were
you threehoursago?BI wasat work.
Months
and
dates
Vocabularymonthsanddates
RealWorld tatkingaboutdays
anddates;
making
suggestions
Helpwith Listeningtinking
(2)
Review PastSimple
of be;

aC RealWorld
3
f':lt?l Listen again.Choosethe correct
s-ords.
5
Helens presenris a skirt
/ @
-{ntonio's is the name of a shop/ restaurant.
Helen and Sam go to the cinema every
week/ month.
The theatre is near the cinema/ museum.
They decide ro meer at a caf6/ thetheatre
at about 6.00/ 7.00.
a) Look at these sentences from Helen and
Sam's conversation. Why do we link the
rvords in pink and bluc?
Do you have anr good_iclcas?
We were there a week ago.
Seeyou this tYtrring.
b)f@ LookatR8.13,pI24.Listenagain
andnoticethe consonant-vowel
linking-
thinkso.
Wheresha[[wea.-__-_-".-.-
?
shaltwe
meet?
'
WhVdon't we (goto the
ctnema
ti
Let's(goto the theatre).
Let's
meetat (thetheatre).
GltrllDlpr15
@ m f,f tisten andpractiserhesenrences
in 10.
Whetshatl
wed6this_dvening?
@ ^l
Putthis conversationinorder.
fl; 17,
@ a) Work in new pairs. Write a conversationabout
next

8D Festivals
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.You
wantto goouttogether
tomorrowevening.
Make
suggestions
aboutwhatto do.Decide
a ptace
andtimeto
meet.
A What
shallwe
dotomorrow
evening?
BWhy
don'twe...?
O ^l
Matchthenumbersin A to thephrases
in B.
A
150

390

1,000
16,200
750,000
1,000,000
s0,000,000
Vocabularybignumbers
Review makingsuggestions;
monthsanddates;
wasandwec
B
athousand
a million
sixteen
thousand,
two hundred
a hundred
andfifty
fifty mittion
threehundred
andninety
seven
hundred
andfiftythousand
TIP!r We don'tusea plural -swith hundred,
thousand
or million: threehundrednot th+*aadtd*. etc.
b)fi:,|nil f,f Listenandpractise.
O ^lfif'fn
Listenandwrite thenumbers.
I ^l

a)Gm Lookatthepictures
, O a)Gm Listento thesewords. I ^l
tml f,f tistentothese
Listen to the sounds and words. Notice how we say the pink and sentences.Listen again and
bluc letters.
lctl forty four sport boring
awfuI August daughtersmall
always morning water short
lgl,l burger first work shirt skirt
Turkish Cerman girt early
thirty third surname
b) f,f t-isten againand practise. b) fif risten againandpractise.
a) Find nine adjectives() O).
GI
b) Write the opposites of the
adjectivesin 1a).
young ) old
Choosethe correct words.
r My dad @/were a doctor.
z Theseshoeswasn'f
/ weren't
expensive,theywas/ wereonly
f20.
3 I wasn't
/ weren't
at homeon
Sunday,I was/ wereat work.
+ My grandparentswas/ were
from ltaly.
s It wasn't
/ weren't
a very good
film.
o I'm sorrywe wasn't
/ weren't
at
your party.We was/ werein
France.
b) Work in pairs. Sayyour
years.Write your partner's
years.Are they correct?
a) Fill in the gapswith last,
yesterdny,inorago.f@
Luke was ...
a) at work an hour ag?-..
b) in New York,--------------
week.
c) at a party ......
-evening.
d) in Rome Saturday.
e) at university 2003.
f) in India a month
b) Work in pairs. Put sentences
a)-0 in order.
practrse.
t lt's the thirty-first of August.
2 It wasa boring morning at
work.
a This smallburgeris awful.
+ TheTurkish girl is alwaysearly
5 lt's a Germansportscompany.
6 My daughterhasforty-four
skirts and thirty-threeshirts!

9 Going away
9A Amazingjourneys
QUICKREVIEW
oro
Writethe names
of fourpeople
inyourfamily.
Workin pairs.
Swap
papers.
Askquestions
aboutthepeople
andwhentheywereborn:
A Who's
Natalia?
B5he3my sister.
AWhenwasshe
born?BOnJunezra 1994.
Let's goby tuk-tuk!
Bangkok
toBrighton
O ^l
Check thesewords with your teacher.
atik-tuk Tha'ilandajo'urney
raise
money
forchirity
b) Look at the photo. What is the
article about, do you think?
c) Readthe article. Are your guesses
in 3b)correct?
fn 2006two English
lwomen. Jo Huxster and
Antonia Bolingbroke-
Kent, travelled from
Thailand to the UK - in
a pink tuk-tuk!
Jo had the idea in 2002 when
shewent to Bangkok on holiday.
When shecamebackto
England,shetold her friend
Antonia what sheantcd to do.
Antonia lili.eclthe idea, so in
2006 they went back to Bangkok
and bought a tuk-tuk called
Ting Tong.
rs&-_
- ' du-r- "
Jo andAntonia startcd their
journey on May 28th2006.They
travelled for 12hours every day.
usually on very bad roads.All the
peoplethey met were very
friendly andthey sometimesgare

Readthe article again. Complete the table
with the correct dates,placesand numbers.
a) travetled
by tuk-tuk
b) datestarted
c) place
started
d) ptace
finished
e) miles
travelled
f) countries
visited 12
g) days
travelted
h) money
raised
Around
theworld
bybike
3l al Readabout Mark Beaumont'sjourney. Fill in the
- gapswith the PastSimple of the verbs in brackets.
6 have
7 leave
8 meet
9 tell
10 wdte
0 ^l
Write thePastSimpleformsof theseregularverbs.
z live
8 want
9 love
to talk
11 start
tz finish
b)GFFI $f Listenandpractise.
Which PastSimple
formsendin /Id/?
c)Gm f,f ListenandpractisetheirregularPast
Simpleformsin 5b).
t visit visited
2 watch
r play
+ hate
s walk
6 work
4 [startJhis lourneyin Parison August5th
the sameyear.He [travel]18,3OOmiles
and6.--...--...----
lvisitJ
20 countnies,and he
He also
[get]emailsfnomfniendsandfamily
eveny
week.He 10-..-------------..--.
[finishJ
hisjourney
in Panison February15th2OO8.His family
[go]to Parisfor the big daY,and his
mother [tell]the newspaPers
she
@
*routoRVERBs
a) Look at the regular Past Simple forms in blue
in the article.

9B My last holiday
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefiveregutar
or irregutar
verbs
andtheirpastSimple
forms.
Workin pairs.
Saytheverbs.Your
partner
says
a sentence
with
the PastSimpte
form:A go.BI wentoutwithfriendslast
night.
Holiday
activities
a) Tick (/) the phrasesyou know. Then do
the exercise
in pll6.
go on h6tiday takephdtos go to the be'ach
staywith friends
or fimity stayin a hot8t
go sightseeing go swimming go for a wStk
rent a cir trave[aro'und havea goodtime
c) What are rhe Past Simple forms of the
verbs in 1a)?
go ) went take ) took
O
ul Wrir" four senrences
abourthings you do
on holiday.Usealways,usually,sometimes
and phrasesfrom 1a).
I always
go to thebeach.
I usuallystaywithfriends.
b) Work in pairs. Sayyour sentences.
Are
any of your partner'ssentencestrue for you?
Favourite
places
Help
withGrammar
Vocabularyholiday
activities
GrammarPast
Simple:
negative,
questions
andshortanswers
ReviewPast
Simple:
positive;
frequency
adverbs
I went on holidayto lstanbullastyear.
I didn't stayin a hotel,I stayedwith some
friendsfrom university.
I went sightseeing
in the afternoons
and I took a lot of
photos.My favouriteplacewasthe Blue
Mosque- it'svery beautiful.
I wasonly in
Turkeyfor a week,so I didn't visit any
other places.
Next time,maybe!
LastyearI travelled
aroundColombia,
in
South

9E} Vocabularyand Grammar
!r!*!t..
il![
!! rrn
did Nancy .qo
did she :;t.ry
@
,'=l ;l i: 11r1"nand practise the quesrionsand shorr
answersin 8.
@ Wort in pairs.StudentA ,, p9l. StudentB - p97.
0
o
Listen and practise the sentences in 4.
a) Make these sentences negative. Write the
correct sentences.
t a) Nancy went to Paris.
Nancy didn't go to paris.Shewent to tstanbul.
b) Shewent sightseeingin the mornings.
2 a) Jeff travelled around Colombia rwo years ago.
b) He stayed with friends.
3 a) Bob andLiz stayed in a big hotel.
b) They rented bikes.
b) Work in pairs. Compare sentences.
@ ^l
Work in pairs.Ask your partner rhe quesrions.
@
Con", the texts. Then answer thesequestions.
t Wheredid Nancygo on holiday?
z Who did shestaywith?
3 WhendidJeffgo to thebeach?
4 Did he go swimming?
s Did BobandLiz visit China

Last *""i."O )
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefourthingspeopledo on holiday(stay
inahotel, rentacar,etc.).
Workin pairs.
Compare
lists.
Thentatkaboutyourfavourite
hotiday:
A Two
yearsagoI wenttoJapan.BWhere
didyoustay?
Two
days
inLiverpool
a) Write four sentencesabout
things you did last weekend.
b) Work in pairs. Tell your
partner about your weekend.
Ask questions.
I wentoutwithfriends
onSaturdav.
Where
didvoueo?
We wentto the cinema.
c) fell the classtwo things your
partner did Iast weekend.
a) Look at photos A and B.
What do you know about
Liverpool?
b) fiElEllt's Monday morning.
Look at photo C. Listen to
Caroline andJames.When did
Caroline go to Liverpool? Did
she have a good time?
G)Listen again. Choosethe
correct words.
t James
wentout
r@
last weekend.
Caroline took a lot of

9C Real World
Tickers
I
ft
h
h
:,i
r/
"da
sbl
$fu"
.r,.r"t"r-t'
.u, 1l{.1
5 r u rnutfl
duottf tto .
t rutRf00lsJts
(5-j'-'r'
iirrt*od $
H;kon"nr.q31
i:;ry
arr
Atthestation
Listen and practisethe sentences
in 5a).
. ,}
Twdretilrnsto LiverpooL,
ple'ase.
b)
TICKET
SELLER
Whendoyouwantto come
back?
OK.That'sb)f_...........
, please.
Hereareyourtickets.
There's
oneat ')............---
.
Platform
At ")
$ Wottoin new pairs. StudentA p91.
O
ul Look at the photos.Match thesewords to l-6.
a cistomer7 asingte a retrirn atlcketoffice
aticketmachinea olStform
Listen and practise.
RealWorld
O ^l
It's Saturdaymorning.Jamesis at the srarion.
Listen and fill in the gapsin this conversation.
CUSTOMER
Tworeturns
to
d Liuetppp-l, please.
Tomorrow
evening.

9D Who, what, when? Vocabularyquestion
words
Reviewquestions
in the present
andthe past;
bignumbers
WhO was the first man to walk
on the moon?
Buzz
Aldrin
Louis
Armstrong
NeilArmstrong
What is the name of the train
from Moscowto Beijing?
a) TheTrans-Asian
Express
b) TheTrans-Siberian
Express
c) TheOrient
Express
3 When did the Titanicsink?
ln L972.
ln !922.
In 1932.
4 Where wasthefamousexplorer
Christopher
Columbus
born?
a) In ltaly.
b) In Portugal.
c) In Spain.
Why can'tyou renta car on the
islandof Sark?
a) Because
therearen'tanypeople.
b) Because
therearen'tanyroads.
c) Because
therearen'tanycars.
How old wasSir EdmundHillary
when he climbedEverestin 1953?
How many yellow cabs are there in
New York City?
a) About7,000.
b) About13,00O.
c) About20,000.
8 How much was a Rolls-Royce
SilverGhostin L9O7?
a) About
f500.
b) About
tl-,000.
c) About
t1,500.
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Workin pairs.Ask
questions
aboutlastweekend.
Find

O !.ry
Lookatthepictures
; O 3lqTF Listen
tothese
w'ords.
I ^l
sometimes
rvedon'r
sa1,
the
Lrsten to the sounds and words. Notice how we say the pink and letter r in British English. Look
blr-rc
consonants. at thesewords. Which rs do we
say?Which don't we say?
b) ffi Listenagainandpractise.
N leave plane ftying tike
Engtandplace dollars hotiday
wa[let travelling classroom
lf l arrive train read write price
Russiaaround very married
trave[[ingclassroom
b) Sf Listen again and practise.
rdendrfst doctor green
morning radio sport park
right theatre fruit start
tomorrow great terribte
arnve
leave
b)f,!f,I| f,f Listenandcheck.
Listen again and practise.
b) Work in pairs. Ask and
answer the questions in 4a).
a) Match the verb in A to a
word or phrase in B. $f,f
AB
go . acar
rent swimming
stay - on hotiday
take photos
go in a hotel
c
TS
orA
c
ti
o
TS
c
TS
c
travel
go for
goto
stay
go
thebeach
sightseeing
a walk
around
with friends
b) Work in pairs. Saywhat you
did and didn't do on your last
holiday.
lwent onholidayto ltaly.
I didn't renta car.
a) Make questions with these
words. ,
1 early/ you / get up / today/
Did ?
2 lastSunday/ do / What / you/
did ?
3 lastweekend/ you/ shopping
/Did/ go?
+ for breakfast/ have/ you /
today/ did / What ?

10 My future
1OA Life changes
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writefourquestions
with question
words(What,
Howmany,
etc.).Work
in pairs.
Askyourquestions.
Askmorequestions
if possibte:
AWhatdidyoudo last
nightT
Blwentoutwithfriends.
AWhere
didyougo?
Future
plans Aworld
language
6l ul Work in pairs.Fill in the gapswith @ ul Look at the photos.Readand listen to Sabrina,Carmen.
theseverbs.Then checkin p118. Luca and Wing Yu. Where doeseachpersonstudy English?
stanf look for get do leave move
b) Readthe texts again.Fill in the gaps with Sabrina,Carmen,
Luca andWingYu.
t Laea
ls goingto getmarried.
2 .....................
s goingto do a computercourse.
3 ----.---.,---..---....s
goingto travelaroundtheUK.
4 ............_........
s goingto moveto Miami.
s --...--..,--..,--..--'s
goingto look for ajob.
6 --..,-..,---..,--..--'s
goingto starta newjob.
7 ......................s
goingto moveto Rome.
c) Work in pairs. Compare answers.
Sabrina
fromGermany
I doEngtish
at school-it'smy

I
r
|
*o with
Grammar
I
I
tVe usebe goingto + verb to talk aboutfuture
I Pluttt'
P :*:t ff,:l'::"1".1'.?:i';");,'i":
the
word
I eoingto do a computercourse.
|
=3 goingto leave hisjob.
|
,Ve goingto stay here
I
I O,write thesesentences
in the table.Which
I
sentence
is negative?
I t We goingto travel aroundtheUK.
I
z I goingto start universitythis year.
I plre
I
lO
',,, Listenandpractisethe sentences
in 3.
| '',
gding
to ltaldda compttter
co'urse.
I
I
llE.'-;I
Luca
fromltaly
I studyEnglish
at theUniversity
of Bologna.
My
girtfriend,
Silvia,
isalsoa student
there.
We're
going
to getmarried
nextyear.
Butwearen't
going
to
stayhere,
we'regoingto moveto Rome.
1OA Vocabularyand Grammar
O ^l
Fill in the gapswith the correct form of be goingto
and the verbsin brackets.
1 a) We lregoingtp-buy,
a house near the beach.(buy)
b) Our sons..... a flat together.(look for)
2 a) We a big wedding. (not have)
b) She ...university next year. (leave)
3 a) He .--in the UK for two weeks. (stay)
b) We _.Bath and Cambridge.(visit)
a a) I .__my

--t-a
7-
'1-..'rEDWhat are you going to do?
-rlt-
z rrH
-
QUICKREVIEW
ooo
Writeonephrase
fortheseverbs:
starf,leave,
do,move,
get,lookfor
(start
anew
job, etc.).
Workin pairs.
Compare
phrases.
Thensaywhen
youaregoingto dosomeof thethings
onyourlists:
/ mgoingto start
anew
job nextmonth.
Phrases
withhave,
watch,
go,goto
@ l
lVlatch
thesewordsor phrasesto
- the correctverbs.Then checkin
pI18.
dinner
withfrierrdsthecinema
shoppingTV swimmingthenews
coffee
withfriends sportonTV
thegym running a party(x2)
Vocabutaryphrases
withhave,
watch,
go,go to
Grammarbegoingto:questions
andshortanswers
Reviewfutureplans;
begoingto:
positive
andnegative
a) Write two true sentencesand two falsesentencesabout your
future plans. Use be goingto and phrasesfrom 1.
I'mgoingto haveapartyonSaturday.
b) Work in pairs. Sayyour sentences.
Guessif your partner's
sentences
aretrue or false.
newstart
a) Look at the photo and listen to the conversation.
What are Darla, Liam and Wesley going to do on Saturday?
b) Listen again.Answer thesequestions.
t When'sDarlagoing

1OB Vocabularyand Grammar
Write yes/ no questionswith you
for theseplans. lJse be goingto
and verbsfrom 1a).
shopping on Saturday?
Are
yougoingto go
shoppingon Saturday?
TV tonight?
the cinema this week?
coffee with friends
after class?
swimming or running
next weekend?
the gym next week?
a party next weekend?
dinner with friends
on Saturday evening?
O ^l
Make questionswith thesewords. v,
't are/What / next weekend / going to / you / do ?
Whatareyou going to do next weekend?
2 after class/ are / going to / you / What / do ?
3 going to / you / When / your homework / do / are ?
4 get up / are/ going to / you / tomorrow / What time ?
5 you / tomorrow

e:e%
How
doyoufeel?
Match theseadjectivesto pictures l-8. Then check
' pI18.
excited3 tired hippy sad
bored scared hingry ingry
r We can sayI'm excited,
etc. or I feel excited,etc.
b) i: ,-::"!,i'
'i Listen and practise.
c) Work in pairs. Testyour partner.
Who's
bored?; Thewomanin oicture5.
@ ^l
Complete thesesentenceswith always,usually,
-
sometimesor neverto make them true for you.
t I'm
z I'm
g I'm
+ I'm
s I'm
o I'm
z I'm
g I'm
huppy on my birthday.
bored at the weekend.
angry with my friends.
tired on Friday evenings.
hungry at 4 a.m.
excited before I go on holiday.
scaredwhen I fly.
sad when I say goodbye to people.
(3):feetings
Rea[
World saying
goodbye
andgoodluck
Reviewbegoingfo;frequency
adverbs
See
yousoon!
a) Readconversationsl-3. Match them to
photosA-C.
1
wlLL Right,its time to go.That'smy.@t flignt
DAD OK,Will. Havea goodzjourney
/ holiday
wlLL Thanksa lot. See

1OC RealWorld
i
r
,e-
'8
0 ^l
Fill in thegapswith thesewords.
}rl.id.ay much lot exam see September
Thanks
a
Yes, vou.
newjob day nextmonth
birthday on Monday
b) Which phrase in bold in 4a)can you use with these
words or phrases?
journey intwoweeks
weekend English
test
newschool time
Haveagoodjourney.
!'iTf,Iiilpne
@ m ffi Listenandpractisethe sentences
in 4.
l'm goingto meetsome
friendsafterctass.
0
at Putconversations
A andB in order.
A
ALAN Have a good timel
ALAN What are you going to do after work?
ALAN Seeyou tomorrow.
rtRRv Yes,

1O ReVigW Lansuase
summary
10,
p118
Cross out the wrong word or
phrase.
ffi
1 start anew
job / a<ity/ school
2 leave married
/ universitv
/
yourjob
E do acourse
/ aflat / anexam
4 moYehouse
/ toBath/ ajob
5 getschool/ engaged
/ married
e look Ior aflat / engaged
/
anew
job
Fill in the gapswith the positive
(+) or negative(-) form of be
goingto and theseverbs.
Jaa+ctrstudy getuP
play stay eat
G) | 'm qoina to watch a
DVD when I get home.
(+) Megan
tennis next Saturday.
(+) I ... -..---.--.-----.---.-
in a
hotel next weekend.
(-) rhey
out tonight.
(+) We
English next year.
(-) Brian
early tomorrow
Match a verb in A to a word
or phrasein B. .rj"'J}
AB
have
1 swimming

goto aParty
watch sportonTV
go a party
have running
watch thegym
go thenews
goto dinner
withfriends
watch shopping
have TV
go thecinema
goto coffee
withfriends
b) Work in pairs. Mime the
adjectivesin 5a).Guessyour
partner'sadjectives.
a)Tick (/) thethingsyou cando
in English.
Ican
talkabout
myfuture
plans.
Ican
use
future
time
ohrases.
Ican
understand
asimple
conversation
about
thefuture.
Ican
ask
other
people
about
their
future
plans.
Ican
say
how
Ifeel.
Ican
say
goodbye
and
good
luck.
b)What do you needto study
again?f;fitm
a) Write the missing word in
thesequestions.
qoinq
t Whatareydu/t5 do tomorrow?
2 Whereyou goingto be next
Sunday?
3 Areyou going

@ @
Choose
thecorrect
word.
1 There
are
some
/ any
nice
caf6s. rf
Tatkabout thingsyou
z I love
shop
/ shopping
-
like and don't like.
forctothes.
@
Sayeight:
t words
forfoodand
r) drink
z things
people
doon
hotiday
Talk
aboutthingsyou
canandcan'tdo.
Correctthis question.
t Whereyou didgo last
Saturday?
z Whatfooddoyour
sister
like?
^T
9...,. .
wnf cn verD:go,go to or
play?
1 thecinema,
shopping,
footbatl
2 tennts,
concerts,
on holiday
^T
(9choose the'correct
words.
t That's
me/ my mum.
She
/ Herhastwo cats
z He/ Himhvessoap
operas,
but I hate
they/ them.
t
Saythe (+) and (-)
shortanswers.
t lstherea ctass
tomorrow?
2 Didyougetupearty?
'sot 're.
1 | -,,,,...
a doctorand
sne_,..,..
a teacher.
2 He.._-
- French
and
they_..,-..-
ltalian.
v
t
HAVE
A REST!
_t
@r
Sayeight:
r jobs
2 ptaces
in a town or city
_t
@r
Makethis sentence
negative.
t Shelikes
watching
TV.
2 Wewentout lastnight.
_t
@r
Talkaboutyour
dailyroutine.
_t
@choor"t#correct
woros.
1 | was/ weretired,but
shewasn't/ weren't.
z Wheredid/ wereyou
livewhenyoudid/
werea child?
Saytheopposites.
t hot,cheap,
ugly,
friendty
z [ong,
boring,
futt,
easy
.I
rg
S.ay
the (+) and (-)
short answers.
1 Aretheyfromthe UK?
2 Does
sheworkat
home?
^T
v
@t
Saythe PastSimple.
r

Pair and Group Work: StudentlGroup A
tA@pz
a) Look at the table.
number.
Practisethe mobile number and the home
b) Work with your partner. Ask questionswith What your ... ?.
Write your partner's phone numbers in the table.
c) Check your partner's table. Are the phone numbers correct?
68O p+g
a) Look at thesequestions about placesnear Susan'sflat.
Fill in the gapswith Is, Are, d or any. The answersare
in brackets ( ).
t 1s-there..a---
post officenearSusan's
ilat? (/)
2 ...............
there,--,,,...,."..
goodrestaurants?
(rY)
3 -..........
. there.-.-------....
busstop?(/)
4 ..............-
there-.--------....-
museums?
(X)
s ,,------------,
there-------..-----
cashpoint?
(/)
b) Work with your partner. Ask your questions from a).
Are your partner's answerscorrect?
c) Answer your partner's questions.Are your answerscorrect?
a) Work on your own. Choosethe
correct words.
t @!g)/ Where
did you do yesterday
afternoon?
z When
/ Whowasyour first English
teacher?
g Howold/ Howmanyis your bestfriend?
+ Why
/ Whafdo you want to learn
English?
s Who
/ Where
wasyour motherborn?
6 When
/Who did you lastgo to the
cinema?
t Howmany
/ Howmuchpeoplelive in
your houseor flat?
8 Howmany
/ Howmuchdo you spendon
phonecallseverymonth?
b) Work with your

1B@pg
a) Look at the photo. Ask
aboutpeople1,3 and 5.
Write the namesand
countries.
Number
1.What's
hisname?
Where's
hefrom?
b) Answer your pailner's
questionsabout people2,
4 and 6.
c) Look at the photo for
oneminute. Remember
the people'snamesand
countries.
d) Closeyour books.Ask
and answerquestions
about the people.
Where's
David
from?
He'sfromthe UK.
28 O ptt
a) Look at thesephotos of
Ben'sfriends. Write yes/ no
questions to check the
information in about
Roberto,Wendy and Alex.
lsRoberto
Spanish?
b) Work with your partner.
Ask your questionsfrom a).
Tick (/) the correct
information. Changethe
wrong information.
c) Answer your partner's
questionsabout Silvio,
Yi Chen and Omar.
lsSilvio
ltalian?
No,heisn't.
He's
Brazilian.
d) Compare answerswith

Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupA
3A@ pzs
a) Work on your own. Choosethe correct
words.
t Whereis/@Sally and Dan?
2 ls/ Arethe peoplevery friendly?
3 ls/ AreSallyand Dan in an old hotel?
+ Where 's/ arethe hotel?
s ls/ Arethe roomsvery big?
s ls/ Areit very cold?
b) Check the answersin email A on p22.
C)Work with your partner. Ask your
questions about Sally and Dan in a).
Are his / her answerscorrect?
d) Answer your partner's questions about
Fiona and Nick. Don't look at p23!
4G@ pss
a) You are a customer.Your
partner is a shop assistant.
Buy things a)-d) from your
partner'sshop. You start.
How much do you spend?
Excuse
me.Doyou haveany...?
Howmuchisthis..., please?
How mucharethese..., please?
CanI have..., please?
No,that'sa[[,thanks.
Hereyou are.
b) You are a shop assistant.Your
partner is a customer.He / She
wants to buy things l-4. Have a
conversationwith your partner.
Your partner starts.
8B@ pos
a) Work

4D@ peo
a) Look at thesefilm times. Work with your
partner. Take turns to ask the times of the films.
Write the times.
Whattimeis'The
ltatian
Teacher'
on?
It'sonatquarter
past
four,
.
5A@ psg
a) Work on your own. Fill in the gapsin the questions
in column A of the table. Use Do and theseverbs.
gPLW have sleep drink watch
B
yourpartner's
answer
(/ orX)
1 Da you g9!aP before
seven
o'clock?
2 ..........,,.
you--.-.. TVinthemorning?
3 _..........,
yo, breakfast
ina caf6?
4 ..........
you a lotof coffee?
s ........
you ......----..
intheday?
b) Work with your partner. Ask questions l-5. Put a
tick (/) or a cross(X) in column B of the table.
Doyougetupbefore , Yes,
I do./ No,I don't.
seven
o'clock? ' I getupatabout
eight.
C)Answer your partner'squestions. Give more
information if possible.
d) Work with another

Pairand GroupWork:Student/GroupA
6C@ psr
a) Look at the questions about Bath in column A of the table.
Fill in the gaps with these words.
bffi Where's on show much ooen
'fh" B.tilJittg',i
-^o
s t!11 oRAGE
CqOvE
%sroer'slTouristlnlormationCentre
BNH S1
!
q
SouthGate fr
ShoBping 3
Centre e
7A@ pss
a) Work on your own. Write questions
with Do youlihe... ?for the thingsin
column A of the table.
1 Doyou likeplayingcomputer
games?
BC
(/ x) (/x)
/a.*< .",1:,,
.&b*
b) Work on your own. Guessif your
partner likes the things in the table.
Put a tick (/) or a cross(X) in
column B of the table.
c) Work with your partner. Ask your
questionsfrom a).Put a tick (/) or a
cross(X) in column C of the table.
Are your guesses
correct?
d) Answer your partner'squestions.
e) Tell the classtwo things aboul your
partner.
Marceto
loves
ptaying
compurer
games.
Hedoesn't
likehorror
films.
A
1
B
a) yes/ no
b) f
? a) from ........ to
b) yes/ no
a) Dovou have a maoof Enpland?
b) How_........."...
is it?
a) WhenistheAmerican
Museum

79@ ru'
a) Work on your own. Look at the
things Ella and Daniel can and can't
do. Write questionswith Can for
the pink gapsin the table.
1 CanEllaspeak
German?
b) Work with your partner. Take
turns to ask your questions from a).
Fill in the gapsin the table with a
tick (/) or a cross (X). You start.
c) Compare tables with your
partner. What can both children do?
98@ pzs
a) Work on your own. Make questions about Nancy with the words
in column A of the table.
she/ What/ every
morning
/ doI did
what did_
she-d
p-.e..u-
ety n p_r
n!ng?
(go)sightseeing
2 anymuseums
/ visit/ she/ Did?
3 in the evenings
/ she/ do / did/ What ? (have)
dinner
hishotel
tn
+ she/ did/ travel
around
/ How?
tworeturns
to Bath
(youwantto come
back
tomorrow)
two singtes
to Bristol
b) You are a ticket seller.
Look at this information.
place

Pair and Group Work: StudentlGroup B
1A@ oz 9D@ pzo
a) Look at the table. Practisethe mobile number and the home
number.
b) Work with your partner. Ask questions with What your ... ?.
Write your partner'sphone numbers in the table.
c) Check your partner's table. Are the phone numbers correct?
68O p+g
a) Look at thesequestions about placesnear Susan'sflat.
Fill in the gapswith Is, Are, a or any. The answersare
in brackets ( ).
t Is there-.?---
stationnearSusan's
flat?(X)
shoos?
(/)
chemist's?
(/)
...__
nicecafes?
(,r)
,,,,_
supermarketT
(/)
b) Work with your partner. Answer your partner's questions.
Are your answerscorrect?
C)Ask your questionsfrom a).Are your partner'sanswerscorrect?
z _,.___________-
there
3 _....,,,__,
there
+ --,,,,,,______,
there
s there
A
a) watch/ you/ Do/a tot/TV ?
Dq.y
_o_
a"walsh..TU_
aIp_t
?
b) tennis
orfootbatl
/ Do/ ptay
/ you?
c) you / in an officeI workI Do ?
d) tike/ Do / Chinese
food/ you ?
ourgu€ss I yourpartner's
/ orX) i answer
(/

1B@pg
a) Look at the photo.
Answer your partner's
questions about people
1, 3 and 5.
b) Ask about people 2, 4
and 6. Write the names and
counlries.
Number
2. What'shisname?
Where's
hefrom?
c) Look at the photo for
one minute. Remember
the people's names and
countries.
d) Close your books. Ask
and answer questions
about the people.
Where's
Suefrom?
She's
fromAustralia.
28 O ptt
a) Look at thesephotos of
Ben'sfriends. Write yes/ no
questionsto checkthe
information in about
Silvio, Yi Chen and Omar.
lsSilvio
ltalian?
b) Work with your partner.
Answerhis / her questions
about Roberto,Wendy
and Alex.
lsRoberto
Spanish?
No,heisn't.
He's
Mexican.
c) Ask your

Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupB
3A@ ozs
a) Work on your own. Choosethe correct
words.
t Whereist@ FionaandNick?
z ls/ Arethe peoplevery friendly?
z ls/ AreFionaand Nick in a big hotel?
+ Where 's/ arethe hotel?
s Is/ Arethe roomsvery nice?
o Is/ Arethe hotel cheap?
b) Check the answersin email B on p23.
c) Work with your partner. Answer your
partner's questions about Sally and Dan.
Don't look at p22l
d) Ask your questions about Fiona and Nick
in a). Are your partner's answerscorrect?
4C@ oos
a) You are a shop assistant.Your
partner is a customer.He / She
wants to buy things a)-d). Have
a conversationwith your partner.
Your partner starts.
Yes,
they're
overthere.
It'sf,...
.
They're
f...each.
Sure.
Anything
else?

4D@ pso
: r Look at thesefilm times. Work with your
rrrtner. Taketurns to ask the times of the films.
nte the times.
.'/hat
timeis'Seven
Sisters'
on?
It'son at fiveto three,
Pairand GrouoWork:Student/GroupB
5A@ osn
a) Work on your own. Fill in the gaps in the questions
in column A of the table. Use Do and these verbs.
gX eat work go have
A
a) .D.o you g.e-thomeaftersixo'ctock?
b) ,you....
c) you.......
d) ,,.......you
.....
dinnerbefore
nine?
to bedaftermidnight?
at the weekend?
e)
b) Work with your pailner. Answer his / her questions.
Give more information if possible.
c) Ask your partner quesrionsa)-e). Put a tick (/) or a
cross(X) in column B of the table.
B
yourpartner's
answer
(/ orX)
The ltalian Teacher
SevenSisters
Married or Single?
Beautiful Day
Monday to Friday
The Actor's Wife
4.15 7.OO 9.25
2.55

Pairand Group Work: Student/Group.B
6G@ osr
a) Look at the questions about Bath in column A of the table.
Fill in the gaps with these words.
heng Where's on show much oDen
a) Doyou haye a guidebookof Bath?
b) How is it?
2 a) Whenisthe Buitding
of Bath a) from.....
b) yes/ no
b) ls it closed Mondays?
3 a) the SouthCate
shopping
centre?
b) Canvou me
on thismap?
%srclre s1
He[[o,
canI helpyou?
cnw5lqF "sitr
tvat
"1ou6r1 lnto-ation centre
.q..*rg:v-?o
a O i
|'"b"II' e? s's' ,"^..,F E
0deon
cinema F "," *"" -,
d
5
*""*- q 1
: E
uor- *"n'**
6tr-
^9%.
nq-
er r"O",
.o**"r.,-
',on
e%aDaua"
.q
4q.
7A@ pss
a) Work on your own. Write questions
with Do youlihe... ?for the thingsin
a) Doyou |ikeChinese
food?
b) Work on your own. Guessif your
partner likes the things in the table.
Put a tick (/)

78@ pst
a) Work on your own. Look at the
things Ella and Daniel can and can't
do. Write questionswith Can for
the pink gapsin the table.
1 CanDanielspeak
German?
b) Work with your partner. Take
turns to ask your questions from a).
Fill in the gapsin the table with a
tick (/) or a cross (.x).Your partner
starts.
c) Compare tables with your
partner. What can both children do?
Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupB
98@ pzs
a) Work on your own. Make questions aboutJeff with the words in
he/What/ every
morning
/ doI did?
.What.dLd
he-do
e-v.ery
n"e_rntng?.
2 anvm::eu':1:un, he/ Did?
3 in the evenings
/ he/ do / did/What ?
4 h: t d,id
/ tr.*|":"_:"0 / How?
place price
s buy/ Did/ presents
forhisfamity
/ he?
b) Work with your partner. Look at column C. Answer his / her
questions about Nancy.Use the PastSimple form of the verbs in
brackets.
c) Ask your partner questions from a)

Pair and Group Work: Other activities
lDOilz
a) Work with your
partner. Look at the
picture. Write the
number of people
and things.
..-5-....
chairs
...........
tables
..,_,_,,_.
men
..._...-..
women
. ...books
DCNS
pencils
apples
bags
., .,.,..
mobiles
b) Work with
another pair.
Compareanswers.
c) Checkon p126.
Are your answers
correct?
2D@ pzo
a) Work with

a) Work on your own. Think about your life when
you were ten. Write six sentencesabout you with
w6tsor were.Use theseideas or your own.
When I was ten,
e my favouritesinger/ band ...
o my favouritefood/ drink ...
o my favouriteTV programme(s)...
o my favouritefilm(s) ...
o I ... hrppy/ unhappyatschool.
e I ... goodat (sports,
languages
...).
o I ... always/ usually/ neverlatefor class.
o my brother(s)
/ sister(s)
... niceto me.
b) Work with your group. Sayyour sentences.Are
any of the other students' sentencestrue for you?
WhenI wasten,mv
favourite
singer
watSting.
c) Tetl the class two interesting things about other
students in your group.
Ali's
favourite
band
wastheSpice
Cirls!
a) Work on your own. Think about the last time
you visited a different town or city. Write ffi
sentences.Use thesephrasesand your own ideas.
o I (go)to ... l
I wentto Budapest
threemonthsago.
o I (go)thereby ...
o I (arrive)at ... o'clock.
r I (travel)on my own / with my ...
o When I wasthereI (visit) ...

Language
'..
fill Numbers
(F12
o z6ro g three
1 one + four
2 two s five
Summary 1
lAQot
6 six
z s6ven
a eight
f,lB Countries18@ pa
1 theUSA + theUr 7
2 MExico 5 C€rmany 8
g Brazit I 6 spain g
llEl Thealphabet lc @ nlo
AoBbCcDdEeFfGgHhIi Jj KkLLMm
Nn0o PpQqRrSsTt UuVv WwXxYy Zz
I;pl r pink letters= vowels,bluc letters= CorlSooaotS
f,ilf Things
inyour
bag(1) lc @ pro
1 abag
2 anlpple
3 a dictionary
4 a book
5 a n6tebook
e a m6bile
z aniPod
8 anumbrElla
9 a p€ncil
10 a pen
TIPSI
o a mobile= a mobilephone
o UK: a mobile(phone)= US: a cell (phone)
o an iPod = an MP3 player
$lH a andan lc @ pll
r We use a with nouns that begin with a c()nsor.rilnl
sound:a t,ig.

l, ffif,
I'm Stefan.
I'm fine, thanks.
N{y name'sEmel.
What's his name?
His name'sStefan
Where's hc from?
Hc's from Russia.
you,your 1A@ Po
How are you?
Nice to meet you.
What's your name?
.I / you + verb (I read,youlisten, etc.)
. my / your + noun (my name,your booh, etc.)
ho,his,she,
her 18O pe
What's her name?
Her name'sEmel.
Where's shc [rom?
Shc'sfrom Turkey.
ohe /his = tl, she
/ her = Q
. he/ she+ verb, his / her + noun
f$El Saying
hello lAOO pa
,, He[[o,
myname's
Emet.
Youtoo.
'i.
Hr,ilm. How areyour
..
' l'mOK,
thanks.
liltiEtl Introducing
people',1A@ p7
/ ,,,, , ^
|t wnatsvournome
numDeri
/
-- --,-,-: _
$
ril lt's02076223479.
oh and44 = double
four.

Language Summary 2
Nationalities2AO p14
countries nationalities
l'mfrom... I m...
Titles 2cO p18
a man(malried
or singte)
a married
woman
a singte
woman
. M Mrs,Ms or Miss+ surname
Greetings2cQ p1B
Mr
Mrs
Ms
Ms
Miss
Itatv
Brazi
I
KUSSta
theUSA
uermany
Forrnt
.bJT'
AustrSIia
tvtextco
IUTKCV
the UK
Soain
China
r-^q^
)oPot I
Fra
nce
LOtOmDra
ItStian
Brazilian
KUSStan
AmErican
uerman
rgypran
AustrSIian
twtextca
n
turKtSn
British
)pan
rsn
Lntnese
Japan€se
French
LOtOmDran
Mr Brown,Mrs King, Ms Roberfs,etc
Jobs 28@ p16
a sh6passistant
l
t, Goodafternoon.
r axout
p
z{l t
Alt',|'l
3
''
1Ax
Ill
llt-l
r
F
FIS
]'; L,
L'
a tlxi driver
@
I
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fl
U
a poticeofficer

@ De(singular):
positive
; 2A
O p1a
PoSITIVE
(+)
l'm (= I sn,';
)ou're(=youare)
he's(= 1'1s
i51
she's(= sheis)
it's (= ;1;t;
TIP!o We use it for a thing (a car, abooh, etc.).
Language Summary 2
@9 be(singular):
yesI noquestions
andshort
TIPS!o We can also say: No, you're nof. No, he'snot.
No, she'snot. and No, itb rcot.
r We cant sayYayye+r+., Y#rlffi ., YalA., W. or Y+Ett*..
@ De(singular):
negative 2A9 ptz
TIPS!oWe can also say you're not, he nat, she not
and it's not:
You'renot
ateachex
He notfrom Beijing.
She's
notAustralian.
It not a Mercedes.
. We can't sayl-awl.
@ Email
addresses
@6) p18)
@E be(singular):
ltfi- questions
i"29@ q1g
wH- QUESTTONS
(?)
Where am
Where are you from?
Where s he/she/it from?
What s yourname?
What
,s
his/ hername?
What
,s yourjob?
Wha his/ her
TIPS!r Where= a place (Turkey,London, etc.).
oWhat = a thing (a name, a job, etc.).
o Where's= Wherek, What's = What is.
.

lEfl Adjectives
(1) 3AO p22 fEl Family, sa6) p2q
O pzs
beSutiful
frlendty unfri'endty
il"r
fru
big small
Language Summary 3
ffi$
r,..iil n----
I ill I /r,lr.r,l
"|::: 1
w Lal
bad
n
lHiiil
E
lqs l
cheap
fither
(dad)
t
V
son
gr
gr
f,St Food
and
drink
(2)
3Do p28
t fruit
2 tea
: c6ffee
+ vEgetabtes
s 6range
juice
6 mitk
z bread
s witer
!
a caPPucctno
juice a crdissant an egg sindwich a cheeseand
tomato sindwich
't: r'
Sndfather grindmother
igtv
m6ther
(mum)
i
V
da'ughter
ru1
good
{FI Word
order
with
adjectives;
uery 3A
Q pzz
Adjectives go afterbe:
Yourwatch is lrice.
djcclives go belorenouns:
It anttt cctr.
.{rljcctivcs arenot plural with
plural noutrs:They'reurl:,d
friends.
notIhq4egeeh,Jffi.
We put tery before:rdicctives :
It

De
(plural):
positive
andnegative
3A@ p23
PoSITIVE
(+)
we're(- we are) We'rein a newhotel.
lou're (= you are) You'refrom the UK.
they're(= they are) They'reverybig.
NECATTVE
(-)
we aren't(= arenot) We aren'tin the hotelnow.
you aren't Youaren't from Russia.
theyaren't Theyaren'tveryexpensive.
r Youis singular and plural:
You'rea student.You'restudents.
o We use they for people or things.
r We can also say we're not, you're not and
they're not.
be(plural):
questions
andshort
answers 3A@ P23
wH- QUESTTONS
(?)
Where are we?
Where are ygr?
Where are they?
Where are Fiona
andNick?
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(?) SHORT
ANSWERS
Are we in roomA?
Yes,
you are'
No,you aren't.
Are you in London?
Yes,
we are'
No,we aren't.
Aretheyinasmall
hotel? I::' jl:y ::::,.
No,tneyarent.
o We can also say: No, we're not.
No, you're not. and I,{o,they're not.
Possessiveb38@p2a
We use a name (Nich, etc.) or a noun for a
person (sister,etc.) + 3 for the possessive.
Fiona is Nich wife.
It my sister'scar.
. 3 can mean is or the possessive:
She'smy sister:(3 = is)
Kevinis Nicle3son.(b = possessive)
o We can also use 3 with other nouns for
people: It my teacher car:He the doctor
son.Itb hisfriendl camera.,etc.
. For plural nouns, we write s':
It

?;,.:w!*@%
Z-a=I
t-'lL
lilfl
footbalI
ttli..!I
E
two children
::jFrrnl
*---.
-E
t-l
E;tnr*
@ Free
time
activities
@3il
H
go
Language Summary 4
@ Phrases
withlike,have,live,
goout with friends
n&ryry
-4iF--.z-
Z^rtE
IIH:FK
-!:...::!tai.:!!t.--:!!,
-!!!::!ili:!!!Ei!i:i:ii
i
ptayt6nnis
E
lro
[Y.-
- playcomp0ter
games
eat o'ut
-t-^
reLtL
--
--
I goto c8ncerts
tobuy*!101s+-J
TIP!oThepluralof boxisboxes.
Thesingularof batteriesis
abattery.
@ this,
that,these,
those
(_r_c_
fig*t@*$)
thereJ
TfPS!o This, that, these,thosego before bein sentences:Thosearenice.
c This, that, these,thosego after be in quesrions: How much are these?
!@ oays
ofthe
week
(O-Oi99)
dfiofm i
{ $l
a n8wspaper
il
rutat--
-5
f
sweets
h.
-t
Nl

Language Summary 4
iiTjfBPresent
Simple
(1,
you,we,theyl:
positive
andnegative4A@p3t
PoSITIVE
(+)
I work for a carcompany.
Youstudy Engtish.
We live in a very niceflat.
Theytikefootba[[.
' r The PresentSimple positive is the same
lor l. you, we and they.
NECATTVE
(-)
I don't have a newcar, (don't = do not)
You don't study Cerman.
We don't have a daughter.
They don't tike homework.
'' t o The PresentSimple negative is the same
for I, you, we and they.
,ill*11,
Present
Simple
(1,
you,we,theyli
questions
andshort
answers 48@ g2
wH- QUESTTONS
(?)
Where do you live in the UK?
What music do you [ike?:
What do you do in your freetime?
What food do you like?
o PresentSimple questions are the same
for I, you, we and they.
o We can say What doyou do?to ask about a
person's
job:
nWhat doyou do?
e I'm a doctor
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(?) SHORT
ANSWERS
Do I know you?
Yes'
Youdo'
No,you don't.
Do you like London?
Yes'
I do'
No,I don't.
Do we havea class
todav?
Yes'
Youdo
,
' No,you c,ont.
Do you go to concerts?
Yes'
we do'
No,we don't.
DotheylikeMexican
food? I::'ll:l 1::,.
No,theydon't.
. We don't use lihe. have. etc.in
short answers:
a Do you liheLondon?
e Yes,I do. notXes;+*e or kgf4el+he.
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Language Summary 5
MM
rl_
IJT
leaveh8me
@*r
-e$
finish
w8rk
tget ip
@,
*
startwSrk
@l 0ailyroutines 5A
O p38
have
bre'akfast
tinch
goto b6d
[@ Food
anddrink(3) 5cO pa2
{Dg€W#2
chickensalad vegetable burgerand
lasagne chips
$e
fruit salad chocolate strawberry
icecream icecream
I
r
mushroom
pizza
vanilla
ice cream
applepie and
cream
n
=
abottleofstitl
mineraI
water
e
I : --
z.-.-
-&,tr}.
-
--^,;
-7 tr--
'/
a coffee a tea
TfPS!o We say in themorning/ afternoon/
evening,
but at nightnotffi@+.
. midday= 12.00,midnight= 24.00
a bottleof a Coke anorange
juice
sparkling
mineraI
water
@ Frequency
adverbs
andphrases
withevery sD
OO
FREQUENCY
ADVERBS
arways usually sometimes notusua[lv
1OO% Oo/o
PHRASES
WITH
EYERY

Present
Simple
(he,
she,
rt):positive
andnegative
5A@ o3e
POSITIVE
(+)
In positive sentences
with he,sheand it we add -s or -es to
the verb: Shestartsworh qt nine o'cloc'l<.
He watchesTV in the
evening.It finishesat midnight.
spe[[ing
rule
mostverbs:
add-s
verbs
ending
in -chor -sh'.
add-es
verbs
ending
inconsonant
+y:
y -r'es
theverbs
go anddo:add-es
theverbhave
isirregular
NEGATTVE
(-)
He doesn't have a car. (doesn't= doesnot)
She doesn't tike mornings.
She doesn't watch TV afterdinner.
It doesn't start today.
o The negative is the same for he, sheand it: He doesn't
havea car.lt doesn'tstart today.
Present
Simple
(he,she,
rT):
questions
andshort
answers 58@ oa1
wH- QUESTTONS
(?)
examples
likesleaves
worksgets sleeps
watches
teaches
finishes
studies
goes does
has
Where
What
Where
does
does
does
What does
Whattime does
When does
Nadine ' work
she do
she live
she . do
ne get up
it start?
at the weekend?
in the week?
in Manchester?
in herfreetime?
on Sunday?
r PresentSimple questionsare the samefor he,sheand it.
YES
I NO QUESTTONS
(?) SHORT
ANSWERS
Doeshe know Nadine,
Yes'
hedoes'

Language Summary Ci
6AO p46
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a the'atre
:-
ll ll ll
ltEg
fr:Eu
aufitaing
R:
l.flir.#
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a stition
ffi
fr,Ir
Fl | ,'ii.,,,-'
-
| :L-?^:'
1/4
?
a nver
a
anairport
rynw
a chEmist's
a cishpoint
/
anATM
ffiffi 'lJ))!t
TfP!r We useWhat colour/ are ... ? to ask about colours
What colout's Wayne tie? What colour are Lisa shoes?
rajJo;
ffil Places
inatown
orcity(1)
*fr
i-
ffi
ffireffi|
a park
a bis station a museum a sh6pping
centre
TlPlo a stdtion= a train station
$ff Places
inatownorcity(2) 68O pas
a road
a bis stop

lfifil favourite 6D@052
. favounte = the thing or
personwe like best.
My favourite colour is pink.
This is my favourite jacket.
These are my favourite boots.
Whats your favourite colour?
Whos your favourite actor?
TIP!o We use Who to ask
about a person:
I Whobyour JavouriteactorT
e Brad Pitt.
ffi a some,
alotof;there
isI there
are:positive
6A@ o4t
A, SOME,A LOTOF
Art tt
ASSISTANT
Hett6.
CanI h6tp
you?
YEs,
of co'urse.
HEre
youdre.
It's(apo'und).
It's6oen
from(nine)
a.m.
ro
l,
(flve, p.m.
N6,it's6pen
€very
d6y.
It'sin(H6tBEth
Stre'et).
YEs,
of co'urse.
HEre
it is.lt's
abo'ut
(five)minutes
awly.
ffimm
There's
a personin
thepark.
#a | ll
-",^ I
ftta
*,rtfl;i
h*
IIJIW
fWl/
Therearesome
peoplein the park.
#4t
lfiM
M{
Thereare a lot of
people in the park.
ffi there
isI there
are:negatiue,
yesI no
; Weusea or an with singularnouns:a person,
an aitport, etc.
',..Weusesomeanda lot of with plural nouns: some
museums,
alot of restaurants,
etc.
' r We cansaya lot of or lotsof: There
arelots of people
in theparh.
THERE
lSI THERE
ARE:
POSITIVE
singular
There's
a bignew

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