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tti*- CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge, New York, Melbourne, Madrid, CapeTown, Singapore, SdoPaulo,Delhi, Dubai,Tokyo Cambridge University Press The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 8RU, UK www.cambridge.org lnformation on this title: www.cambridge.orgl9870521712736 O Cambridge University Press2009 This publication is in copyright. Subjectto statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press. First published 2009 Reprinted2010 Printed in Dubai by Oriental Press A catalogue record,Jorthispublicationis available from the BritishLibrary ISBN 978-0-52L-7L273-6Studenr'sBook with CD-ROM/Audio CD ISBN 978-0-521-71274-3Workbook with Key ISBN 978-0-521-7
risRedston Starter Student's Book Cl.tvrnRrDGE UNTVERSITY PRESS Gillie Cunningham
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? b) Work in pairs. Practise the 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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' GI E g N 3 ??;'6!o E 5' i B ?*JEO/. o.doo 6rr"fo %r 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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
4A Vocabularyand Grammar 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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. b) Work in pairs. Practise the 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 5A Vocabularyand Grammar 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? b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. @ 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? b) Work in pairs. Practisethe 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. 7A Vocabularyand Grammar 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 b) Listen and practise. 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. Vocabularyadjectives
8A Vocabularyand Grammar 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. b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. 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! b) Work in pairs. Practisethe
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. b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. 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 b) Listen and practise. 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. Vocabularyadjectives (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, . Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupA 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? Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupA 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 column A of the table. 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 column A of the table. 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 -t 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 { $l a n8wspaper il rutat-- -5 f sweets h. -t Nl
Language Summary 4 iiTjfBPresent Simple (1, you,we,theyl: positive andnegative4A@p3t PoSITIVE (+) I work for a carcompany. Youstudy Engtish. We live in a very niceflat. Theytikefootba[[. ' r The PresentSimple positive is the same lor l. you, we and they. NECATTVE (-) I don't have a newcar, (don't = do not) You don't study Cerman. We don't have a daughter. They don't tike homework. '' t o The PresentSimple negative is the same for I, you, we and they. ,ill*11, Present Simple (1, you,we,theyli questions andshort answers 48@ g2 wH- QUESTTONS (?) Where do you live in the UK? What music do you [ike?: What do you do in your freetime? What food do you like? o PresentSimple questions are the same for I, you, we and they. o We can say What doyou do?to ask about a person's job: nWhat doyou do? e I'm a doctor YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) SHORT ANSWERS Do I know you? Yes' Youdo' No,you don't. Do you like London? Yes' I do' No,I don't. Do we havea class todav? Yes' Youdo , ' No,you c,ont. Do you go to concerts? Yes' we do' No,we don't. DotheylikeMexican food? I::'ll:l 1::,. No,theydon't. . We don't use lihe. have. etc.in short answers: a Do you liheLondon? e Yes,I do. notXes;+*e or kgf4el+he. lffil Inashop 4c(l ots
Language Summary 5 MM rl_ IJT leaveh8me @*r -e$ 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'
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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
fflll Things youlikeanddon'tlike 7^O ps4 &?l 46;1;1;91 78@ 056 Language Summary 7 Snimats classicat misic ride a bike ptaybisketbalt -flPS!r We say play bashetball / football / tennisbut play the piano / the guitar. . . abihe = abicycle l.l" The caf6 is on the right. speak GErman I ft7lr { play theguitir cook E t/" 4 visiting newplices Er A&ffi -,i?:#'9..:$ 'd: soaP oPeras 'IlPS!r IJK t'ilm = llS: m6vie -t ..1 . 1V = teLevlsnn playthe piino hSrrorfilms watching sportonTi shopping forct6thes dincing ftling llpl love,like,hate 7A€, ps4 I love ... I tike... I don't like... I hate ... After lihe, loye and hatewe can use a
Object pronouns 7AO p55 Look at thesesentences. Notice the word order. Subject pronouns go before the verb. r)b.icc{lnr'()n.uur! go after the verb. subject verb tove ack hates object soapoPeras. t h {'na., I you he she it we i'llr' ((. 'littr ''.,1 :' ll5 subject f,ronouns - l-lr')ljnj, they tnem f,fi1Things people doonline 7D @ p6o q buy concert or theatre tickets listento the radio View as: List ' I customise vie, ] son byr EestI ffim MN ffi f2l5 YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Canyou cook? Canyou playthe piano? Canheplaythe guitar? CanshespeakCerman? Cantheyswim? SHORT ANSWERS Yes, I can. No,I can't. Yes, he can. No,shecan't. Yes, they can. Canthey play basketball? No,they can't. . We don't use do or doesin questions with can: Can you cooh? not Oeae*a+ eeeh2. e 6b u chatto friendsor family buyandsellthings downloadmusic getemails'. I get lotsof (Ent.rcit oR Anpoft coc!) :rom: L(M To: WYaK _ -,^. Jul - 29 - prererred Anvrme - i-lljcatenaar Return (rnr.r cry oR @) :.om: WYW Toi L(l|s --.- Adg ' 5 - prefered tuvbme l lillcate.aa, bookftightsor holidays IIPS!eWe say receive emailsor mnils
Language Summary 8 @ Adiectives (z)r.a1Qgo3"-; FHH@ .rLl.r fa A E--Ei li'i!?.oi 7-Rft- EElr a w'- ErrlY !7iffi1 -/lE interesting bdring hippy unhippy ]lp Years andpasttimephrases YEARS 1887= eighteen eighty-seven 1900= nineteen hundred 1980= nineteen eighty TfPS!oFor theyears2000-2009,we usuallysaytwothousand, two thousand andone,etc. . For the years2010-2099,we usually saytwentyten,twentyeleven, etc. oWe usein with years:in 1980, in 2009,etc. PAST TIMEPHRASES afternoon. Hewasin bedfourhoursago. He's at work now. TfP5!eWe uselastwith days(lastMonday)and months(lastJune). . We also saylastnight,lastweeh,lastweehand, lastmonth,lastyear. r We sayyesterday morning,yesterday aftemoonandyesterday nming, but lastnightnot@. ofourhoursdgo= four hoursbeforenow long t8rribte great iwful fantistic amizing right wrong old young LqeEm4) 2000= two thousand 2009= twothousand andnine 2010= twentyten flp Months anddatesi 8c@@ poo I MONTHS Jinuary F6bruary March iprit TIPS! oWe usecapitalletterswith months. oWe usein with
Posrrlyl_(:_t I was you were ffiffi past Simple otbe= positive andnegative 8A@ p63 Language Summary I f[EIf Talking about days anddatesI ec6 p-oo Whatdayis it today? What'sthe datetoday? When's your birthday? TIPS!r We say March the seyenthor the snenth of March. r We write MarchTthot 7thMarch. o In the UK, 5/6/09 = 5,hJune 2009 (day / month / year). In the USA,5/6/09 = 6thMay 2009 (month / dav/vear). ((rrgM""dt) -_____< r NEGATIVE (-) |-ry_1'l t (=_1ry9:_ "9!) v9u *".*;f I=;;;9-;9ii he/ she/ it was i he/ she/ it wasn't ^---.._:_-i we were i we weren't i _ "- "- they were I they weren't I was at the World Cup Final. We were near the Opera House. The stadium wasn't full. They weren't very huppy. ' : r The past of thereis / thereareis therewas/ therewere'. There u,as abigpat'ty. There were someamazingfirrworhs. Past Simple ofbe:questions andshort p65 answers; wasbornI were born 8B @ wH- QUESTTONS (?) Where iwas it/fre/she/ittastweek?
Language Summary 9 flll Transport eA O p7o a car a bus a train a m8torbike TfPS!o UK ataxi =US a cab . We sayI go/ come/ travelblt car,bus,etc.'. I usually go to worh by car o We also say Iwalh to worh / school,etc. . goby plane= Jly,goby car = drive, go by bihe = cycle. [lfl Atthestation eC @p7s E a slnrgte aretut'n = a return @ Pta ticket t ffi ffi a boat a bike .,- ar- a'-- **t -- 'ux a plane o a cistomer aticketoffice a ticketmachine a tixi @ ttotiOay activities eB 0 ptz Match thesephrasesto pictures a)-k). r E goonh6liday z E takeph8tos : I goto the be'ach + E staywith fri'ends orfimily s I stayin a hot6l e I gos,'ightseeing z I gosw?mming e E
Past Simple: positive (regular andirregular verbs) 9A @ p71 RECULAR VERBS To make the PastSimple of regularverbs,we usually add -ed to the verb: wanteil, starteil, visited, etc. For regularverbs ending in -e (lihe, an'iye,etc.),we add -d to the verb: liheil. arriveil. etc. o The PastSimple ol travelis travelled. . The PastSimple of studyis studied. REGULAR VERBS IN UNITS 1_10 practise turn receive use rent visit repeat walk show want start watch stay work IRREGULAR VERBS Many verbs in English are irregular. There are no spelling rules flor irregular verbs. IRREGULAR VERBS IN UNITS Language Summary 9 PastSimple: negative eB(l p72 c,.;n't stay in a hotel. (:,d ' : = did .ct) didn't visit anyotherplaces. didn't go swimming. didn't go on hotidaylastyear. . We say I / you / he/ she/ it / we/ theydidn't ... . o The PastSimple negativeof beis wasn'tor weren't(seeG8.I , Past Simple: questions andshort answers 98 @ p73 wH- QUEST|ONS (?) Where did Nancy 9.o on holiday? Who did she stay with? When did he s.Ll to the beach? How manyphotos did they takr,? YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Did hego swimming? She He We arrive tike ask listen check live cook look finish love hate move hetp ptay verb buy choose come do drink drive eat feel find ftv get give go have hear know leave make meet SHORT ANSWERS Yes, hedid./ No,hedidn't. Did theyvitil Chinalastyear? Yes, theydid./ No,theydidn't. o We
Language Summary 10' @Futureplrnr@ . -/ schoolor university start (anewjob . / schoolor university leave ( yourJoD do(a(computer)course an exam I t*. - house move < to another city or country - ""U*"0 get l married - a houseor a flat lookfor(a(new)iob -/ @ Phrases wilhhave, watch, go,got, (* ,D-orof ffiH havea p8rty ## doanex8m @ movehduse I t t * ? iI I I getmirried l a a I -{ I i{ .J 1i iE '/r I I ,;t @ Adjectives (3): feelings @ have dinner withfriends coffee withfriends a Party watch TV
ffi} fe goingfo:positive andnegative toA€l pts + We use begoing to + verb to talk about future plans. PoslTlVE (+) I He/ She We /You/They NEGATVE (-) I Where , are you / we / they When 's (is) he/ she YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Are you goingto watch a film? ls he/ shegoingto look for a job? Are you goingto se[[your flat? Are they goingto havea party? m , goingto do a computercourse. s ' goingto . leave his/ herjob. re goingto travel aroundthe UK. m not goingto start university thisyear. goingto do tomorrow? goingto [ive? goingto move to Australia? SHORT ANSWERS Yes, I am. No,l'm not. Yes, he/ sheis.
Recording Scripts A sue Hello, my name'sSue.What's your name? vrnto Hello, I'm Mario. s Nice to meet you. tt You too. B ADAMHi, Meg. vrc Hi, Adam. How are you? I I'm fine, thanks. And you? v I'm OK, thanks. A A B A B B A B A B A c I What'syour phonenumberin Madrid? s lt's0034 9L 53267 53. r 003491... e ... 53267 53. e OK.Thankyou. ETD rvel Where are you from, Stefan? STEFAN I'm from Russia.And vou? e I'm from Turkey Where are you from? | I'm from Russia.I Andyou?II'm from Turkey za) Ed) +c) r Her name'sJuliette Binoche. She'sfrom France. z His name'sDaniel Craig. He's from the UK. r Her name'sNicole Kidman. She'sfrom Australia. + His name'sWill Smith. He'sfrom the USA. 5 Her name's Pen€lope Cruz. She'sfrom Spain. o His name'sJackie Chan. He'sfrom China. 1uv zyi agj +bv 9uq 10vw sar 6ei zbp etd rlre Hello. What's your first name, please? peonolt's Pedro. r What's your surname? What'syour homenumber? It's02075996320. 02075996320. Yes,that'sright. What'syour mobilenumber? It's07655421769. 07655421769. Yes,that'sright. Thanks. @ Wherei And yor @ ANSWERS ED p Molina. r How do you spell that? P M-O-L-I-N-A. r Thank you, Pedro. Welcome to the class. r Thank you. I r,crr Hello. What's your first name, please? vlcol lt's Magda. x How do you spell that? m M-A-G-D-A. x Thanks. What's your surname? t"t lt'sJanowska. r And how do you spell that? M J-A-N-O-M-S-K-A. K J-A-N-O-W-!K-A. Thank you, Magda. Welcome to the class. w Thankyou. 2 xlre Hello. What's your first name, please? HA5AN lt's Hasan. r How do you spell that? u H-A-}A-N. r Thanks. And what's your surname? s Yousef. K OK. How do you spell that, please? H Y-O-U_S-E-E r Y-O-U-FE-E Thank you, Hasan. Welcome to the class. H Thank you. @ firstnamet What'syour first
A REcEprtoNtsr Good morning, Mr Brown. MRBRowNGood morning, Amanda. B MRBRowNGood afternoon, Mrs King. MRs KtNc Good afternoon. c WAITER Good evening, sir. MRBRowNGood evening. D MRBRowNThank you very much. Good night. wArsn Good night, sir. GE at bfl dot com + william dot brown at b f I dot com at yahoo dot com + frank moon one two threeat yahoo dot com at webmail dot net t anna roberts at webmail dot net at hotmail dot co dot u k + katy dot king six at hotmail dot co dot u k roruv Good morning. Welcome to the nine2five Employment Agency.My name's Tony. AMYNice to meet you. T You too. OK. First, one or two questions. What's your first name, please? A It3 Amy. r And what's your surname? n Foley. r OK, um, how do you spell that, please? A F-O-L_E-Y. r F-O-L-E-Y. Thanks. Are you married? I No, I'm single. r And what's your nationality? n l'm British. I OK ... Right. What's your address? It's 9 Whedon Road,Manchester,Ml1 6JZ. How do you spell Whedon'? W-H-E-D-O-N. So that's 9 Whedon Road, Manchester, Mrr 6JZ. Yes,that's right. OK, thanks. Right, er, next question. What's your mobile number? It's 07866 642339. 07866... er... 642339. OK, thanks. And what's your email address? It's amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk. So that's, er, amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk. Yes,that's right. OK, thanks a lot. Right, um, what kind ofjob do you want? T A T T A T A T A T A T What's your first name, please? What's your surname? Are you married? What's your nationality? What's your address? What's your mobile number? What's your email address? EE I woMANI Good morning, Tony. rouv Good morning, Mrs Blake. w1 Oh is this your cat? r Yes,his name'sCharlie. w1 How old is he? r He'sthirteen. 2 MAN1 How old is your house, Tony? roNY lt's a hundred years old, I think. M1 Oh, right. 3 ronvAndthisisEmily woMAN2 Hello, Emily. EMITY HeIIo. wz How old are you? e I'm nine. 4 MAN2 Is that your car? ToNYYes,it is. Mz How old is it? T It's twenty-one years old. Mz Wow! ) roNY Bonnie ... come here ... good girl. woMAN3 What a nice dog. How old is she? r She'sseven.Or forty-nine, in
RecordingScripts 2 AssrsrANr Hi, can I help you? cusroMER z Er, yes,an espresso and an egg sandwich,please. I Sure.Anything else? cz No, that'sall, thanks. l Eat in or take away? cz Takeaway,please. l OK, that's,um, threepounds seventy-five, please. cz Thanks a lot. n You'rewelcome. Can I help you? Yes,two cappuccinos,please. Sure.Anything else? Yes,a croissant,please. No, that'sall, thanks. Eat in or take away? Eat in, please. Take away,please. OK, that'sf5.85, please. Thank you very much. Thanks a lot. You'rewelcome. rtou What food and drink doesmy family like? Weli, my husbandNick and I like a lot of the samethings.We love coffee,but we like it black, not white. And we drink a lot of tea- it's very good for you, they say.And food, well, we don't eat meat,but we eat a lot of fish. Our children, Anne and Kevin, well, they like eggs,and they eat a lot ofpasta. And they'rechildren, so they love chocolate,of course! ANswERs z live s have + don't have s don't live o work z study a like 1 Do you go to the cinema? z What food do you like? s Where do you go shopping? + Do you play computer games? Where do you live? What music do you like? Do you go to concerts? Do you like Mexican food? Do you go to the cinema? What food do you like? Where do you go shopping? Do you play computer games? Yes,I do. No, I don't. this + this map i How much is this map? these+ thesepostcardst How much are thesepostcards? that + that box of chocolates, How much is that box of chocolates? those + thosebatteries+ How much are thosebatteries? ANSWERS 2 tissues 3 f.5.45 +postcards srwo 6f10.65 Excuseme. Do you haveany maps of London? Yes,they'reover there. How much is this map? lr'sf.4.75. How much are thesepostcards? They're50p each. Can I have that box of chocolates,please? Sure.Anything else? Yes,this birthday card,please. No, that'sali, thanks. OK, thatsf 10.65. Here you are. Thanks a lot. Thanks very much. I woMANExcuseme. Vltt Yes? w What time is it, please? v lt's twenty to three. w Thank you. 2 sruDENT Federico? rrornrco Yes? s What time is your English class? F It's at half pasteight. 3 ANNoUNcER And the time is now six o'ciock. Here is today'snews,readby Graham
s Yes,I do. It's a nice road and the people are very friendly. I That's good. Are there any shops near here? s Yes,there are.In this road there's, um, a small supermarket,a chemist'sand a post office. t Is there a bank? s No, there isn't.But there'sa cashpointat the post office.And there area lot of banks in the centreof Bath, of course. t OK. Are we near the city centre? s Yes,it's only two miles from here. t Oh, right. And can I get to the centreby train? s No, there isn't a station near here,but, um, there arebusesto the city centre everyten minutes. The bus stop'snear the post office. I Thats good to know. And what about placesto eat? s Well, there aren'tany good restaurants near here,but, um, there aresomevery nice restaurantsin the centre. I Great! Maybewe can go out for dinner this evening. ' I;:jli" asood idea. Right, thisisyour TheresJan_exp8nsivemirke t. ar r r ar r. l nere are some otd nultdtngs. TherJisn't an a-irport. Thereiren't any mus€ums. Is therea p6st 6ffice? r€s.thEeis. - 3. therJlsn't. .rretherJlny tticg6tacaferl ta :es. tnere are. 5. theriiren't. I sABEL Good morning. rssrsrANr Hello. Can I help you? Yes,please.Do you havea map of the city centre? . -es.of course.Hereyou are. Thank you. How much is it? r lts a pound. ,-lh.OK. Hereyou are.Thank you very much. 2 lisisrANTHello. Can I help you? -:iRtsr 1 Er, yes,piease.When is the RomanBathsMuseum open? ' Ils openfrom 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. -- ls it closedon Mondays? r .r. its open everyday. -' Thanksa lot. 3 -:-ilsT 2 Good morning. tis s--ANr Hello. Can I help you? Tz Yes,please.Where'sthe ThermaeBath spa? A lt's in Hot Bath Street. Tz Car.you show me on this map? n Yes,o[ course.Here it is. It's about five mrnutes away. rz Thank you very much. ^a 1 a uooq mornrng. Hell6.CanI h8lpyou? Ies, please. Do you hive a mip of the city cEntre? rt r a rta o Yes, or course.Hereyou are. -r. | -.. i , ? Thdnkyou. Hdw mrich is it? ar Its a pouncl. WhEn is the R6man Biths Mus€um 6pen? It's 6pen from nine a.m. to du" p.-. Is it clBsedon M8ndays? rra I a a ra ro, Its openeveryClay Wh€resthe ThErmaeBith Spi? rla ha r - a rts ln not batn 5treet. Can you sh6w me on this mip? rt a ,r. ? Ies, oI course. rlele lt IS. It'sabo'ut due -itrutes a*iy. -ra r a a r rnanKyou very mucn. ANswERs z of : Hereyou are. 4 is it s lt's 6 afternoon z is a from 9 to 10
RecordingScripts vnsI Oh, that'sgood. Daniel plays the guitar too. Maybeyou can help him. t,t Yes,of course. vns; OK, one lastquestion. v Yes,Mrs Jones? vns1 When can you start? ANswERs zmuseum gmuseum 4bank s bank - a ,,.r 4 , r a EXCUSe me. Wnerestne museumi Excrlseme. ls therea bink ne?rhEre? ^a 1a , ? | a uo along tnls roao ano turn lelt. ^. r. - r ? . r r . ? , uo arongtnls roaoano turn rrgnt. rra! ^41 ^ a I nats rarK 5treet. . , ?, The musEum is on theright,n8xtto theth€arre. The bink is on the l8ft, Bppositethe stition. It's SverthEre,ne?r the cinema. ANswERs 2here 3right +on 5near OWhere's 7 over 8 next to Snear tOalong tt right rz hotel send emails: receiveemailsI buy concert tickets I buy theatre tickets i watch videos watch TV programmes i listen to the radio ; chat to friends I chat to family buy things sell things I book flights I book holidays , downloadmusic INTERVIEwER Excuseme? nltce Yes? I Can I ask you somequestionsabout the Internet? A Yes,sure. I Thanks very much. OK, do you sendand receiveemails? I Yes,of course.I get a hundred ernailsa day at work! I Right. And do you buy concertor theatre tickets online? n Yes,I do. t OK. Do you watch videosor TV programmeson the Internet? n Yes,all the time. I love YouTube.It's my favouritewebsite. t OK, thanks.And what about the radio? Do you listen to the radio online? n Er, no, I don't. I Do you chat to friends or family online? n Yes,sometimes.My sisterlives in New York and we chat online everyweek. t OK. Do you buy and sell things online? I Yes,I buy DVDs on Amazon and sell them again on eBay. t And do you book flights or holidays online? A No, I don't.My husbandalwaysdoesthat t OK, the last question.Do you download music from the Internet? A No, I don't. I don't havean iPod. t OK, thanks very much, that'sgreat. I No problem. Bye. I was at the W6rld Cip Final. We were ne'arthe 6peia Ho'use. a r. a . .arr I ne sta(ltllm wasn t lull. a I a ra r nev werent verv naDDV I wasvery youngat tne tlrne. It was a gre'atmitch! a . ,,4 ,,4 It wasa lanlasllclew Year! There were someamlzing Iireworksl oa.o I ne concertwasnt very long. rnteuoRajeet,areyou busy on Saturday? RAJEET Yes,I am, sorry.Its my wedding annlversary. r Oh, happy anniversary! n Thanks a lot. Its amazingthat my wedding was ten yearsago. F Was it in London? R No, it wasn't.It wasin Mumbai,in India r Really? n Yes.Gita was born in the UK, but her fathers parentslive in Mumbai.
Viybe. -16,t dSntthink s6. rrrr a a - vneresnallwe meel( LEts me'etat the thEatre. ? - , ,, . - Whet time shallwe me?tl rr a a i ra r -lDout seven o clocK_ ceoncr What shall we do tomorrow evening, Jessica? JEsstcA Why don't we go to the cinema? c No, I don't think so. I OK. Let'sgo to that Indian restaurantin Old Street. c Yes,that'sa good idea.Where shall we meet? J Let'smeet at the restaurant. c OK. What time shall we meet? J About quarterto eight. c Great! Seeyou there! a) three hundred and sixty-five b) nine hundred and ninety-nine c) seventeen thousand d) sixty-two thousand,four hundred e) two hundred and fifty thousand f) one million, two hundred thousand g) eighteenmillion a) 30,000 b) 125,000c) 150,000 d) I,500 e) 177,500f) 70,000,000 risit, visited I watch,watchedi play,playedi hate,hated I walk, walked I work, worked i live, lived ; want, wanted i love,loved I talk, talked I start, started i finish, finished t I liked your photos. I like your photos. z We live in Spain.We lived in Spain. 3 They arrived at ten. They arrive at ten. + We talk every day.We talked every day. s I want to go home. I wanted to go home. 6 They played football a lot. They play football a lot. CARoLTNE HEllo,Jimes. Did you hive a go'od week8nd? trvrs Hi, Ciroline. y€s,t did, thinks. t didnt 96 o'ut, I stiyed ar h6me all *eekEnd and wltched TV. whit abour 1'o'u? Whlt did yo'u d6? c Pa'uland I w€nt to Liverpool. ,. . ' i J Un, greau ulo you nave a good trme( c €s, we aia. ttt u uEry interesti"s .iry with somebeiutiful brr'ildingr. - I Whit did you dB there? c w€li, um, on Siturday we wilked . r ! ! ,.' aro-undthe city and I to'oka l6t o[ ph6tos.And in the €veningwe w8nt o'ut [o, dinner at u uSty niie Chinese rEstaurant. 1 Did you stiy in a hotEl? c N6, we didnt. palult sister lives in Liverpool, so we stayedwith hEr. 1 And whit did you dB on Sfinday? c w8ll, er, in the m6rning we visited the Be'atles mus€um.ThEn in the afterno'on we w8nt to the Civern Clirb,whErethe Be?tles{irst pliyed. Thit was amizing! I WBw! Did you gB to Liverpool by train? c Y€s.we aia. ttt 6nlv thre'eho'ursfrom L6ndon. 1 Re'ally? c Y€s,wh! d6n't you gB s8metime? I Y€s,mlybe. it's, um, -y *if.r birthday n€xt weekEnd and we d6n'thive anvplins. c H€y,lo'okat the time! We'relite for w6rkl ' T a a r? r Twd retrirnsto Liverpool, ple'ase. WhEn do you w?nt to cSmebick? Tomdrrow €veninq. oft. rtritt ,,i.r"-ty-1hre'"po'undsf6rty, ple'ase. H€rearevour ti;kets. Thinks. Wtrit ti*et the n€xt tra'in? There's6ne at nine serrente?n. Which olitform? ^r.. _ ? rlatlorm srx. Whit time doesit arrive in Liverpool? At twElvetw8nty-nine. -r a r ra r nanKsa lot. bye. ANSWERS ZThats 3your 4next 5at oWhich zdoes eAt salot weslevHeilo, Liam. luav Hi, Wesley.
Phonemic Symbols VoweI sounds Consonant sounds lpl park shop tbt be bike Iil five teft lvl very live Itl lime whiSe tdt dog red tkt cotd look lsl b.g girl t0t three think t6t mother the rct chiosmuch tBt orange juice lsl Suit citv lzl zero d"ys trl t Jt shirt sugar lsl television tmt me name lnl now train hJl sing think tht fuere hetto IU [eave plane lrl read ptice lwl
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CD-R0M/Audio GD Instructions Start the CD-ROM o Insert thet'ace2face CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. o If Autorun is enabled,the CD-ROM will start automatically. o If Autorun is not enabled,open My Computer and then D: (where D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive). Then double-click on the Jace2Jace icon. Installthe CD-ROM to your hard disk (recommended) r Go to My Computer and then D: (where D is the letter of your CD-ROMdrive). o Right-click onExplore. r Double-click on InstallJace2face to harddish. o Followthe installation instructions on your screen. Listen and practise on your CD player You canlisten to and practiselanguagefrom the Student's Book ReaI World lessonson your CD player at home or in the car: R1.19R1.22R2.I2 R2.14R3.10R3.13R3.16R+.I4 R5.II R6.I0 R7.11R8.tI R8.14R9.13R10.9 What's on the CD-ROM? o Interactive practice activities Exfta practiceof Grammar,VocabularyRealWorld situationsand English pronunciation. Click on one of the unit numbers (l-10) at the top of the screen.Then choosean activity and click on it to start. o MyActivities Createyour own lesson.Click on My Activitiesat the top of the screen. Drag activities from the unit menus into the My Activitiespanel on the right of the screen.Then click on Start. o My Portfotio This is a unique and customisablereferencetool. Click on Gramma6 WordList, RealWorldor Phonemes at any time for extra help and information. You canalsoadd your own notes,checkyour progress and createyour own English tess! Practice activities MyActivities Systernspecification . Windows XP or Vista . 256MBMM for XB fcB for Vista . 500MBhard disk space(ifinstalling to hard disk) Support If you experiencedifficulties with this CD-ROM,pleaseemail: cdrom@cambridge.org Acknowledgements Chris Redston would like to thank all at Cambridge University Pressfor their continuing support, energyand dedication rc theJace2faceproject, in particular: SueUllstein (Freelanceeditor), Ruth Atkinson (Freelance editor), Karen Momber (Commissioning Editor), Dilys Silva (Senior DevelopmentEditor), Ian Collier (ElectronicProjectManager),Nikolaos Kovaios (Electronic Project Developer), Nicholas Tims and Alison Greenwood(CD-ROM team)and all the teamat pentacorbig(Desrgn). The author would also like to thank the following people for their support:
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Face2 face starter student's book

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    tti*- CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESS Cambridge,New York, Melbourne, Madrid, CapeTown, Singapore, SdoPaulo,Delhi, Dubai,Tokyo Cambridge University Press The Edinburgh Building, Cambridge CB2 8RU, UK www.cambridge.org lnformation on this title: www.cambridge.orgl9870521712736 O Cambridge University Press2009 This publication is in copyright. Subjectto statutory exception and to the provisions of relevant collective licensing agreements, no reproduction of any part may take place without the written permission of Cambridge University Press. First published 2009 Reprinted2010 Printed in Dubai by Oriental Press A catalogue record,Jorthispublicationis available from the BritishLibrary ISBN 978-0-52L-7L273-6Studenr'sBook with CD-ROM/Audio CD ISBN 978-0-521-71274-3Workbook with Key ISBN 978-0-521-7
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    Contents 1 New friendscD-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
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    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
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    6 Towns andcities 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
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    Atown orcityyouknow Sentences withthere is/ there are HelpwithListening 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
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    1 New friends 1AWhat'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
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    !i brk inpairs. 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
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    Where's she from? QUICKREVIEW rrr Writetwophone 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.
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    1E| Vocabularyand Grammar Workin 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?
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    1G ln class QUICKREVIEW ooo Workinpairs. 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
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    ''.rrk in pairs.Look againatphoto 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
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    1D People andthings 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
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    g 11,,"",,,'n:*l'"t"ff'*:";, @ilo,,."r.Yl:',:;,ffin*'; 9:1",",.", ,-,,Xil1!;fl'ffi thhsw* lnl letters. le,l b.gman 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? b) Work in pairs. Practise the sentences. a) Find 12 things or people (+.r). b) Write the plurals.
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    2 AII aboutyou 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
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    [-o O ,, Fill inthe 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
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    Vocabulary jobs Grammarbe (singutar): questions andshortanswers Reviewcountries andnationalitie be (singutar): positive andnegative QUICKREVIEW ooo Workinpairs. 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
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    2B Vocabularyand Grammar '..1 Ityfiends 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
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    ,,-2c^Personal information Vocabularytitles;greeti RealWorldemailad personal information questions QUICKREVIEW rro Write four jobs.Work inpairs. Take turns tomime 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
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    2C RealWorld Looking forajob O ^l. Lookatthephoro. - andcomplete 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?
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    2D How oldis 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.
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    Hrih Sounds O . Lookat 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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' GI E g N 3 ??;'6!o E 5' i B ?*JEO/. o.doo 6rr"fo %r 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.
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    3 People andplaces 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.
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    3A Vocabularyand Grammar @ neademailA 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
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    Jtl U 4rt FtFl -^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 @
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    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
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    Eat in ortake 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
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    3C Real World RealWorld @ neadthe 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
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    3D Bread andcheese 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
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    o. Ib with Sounds Look atthe 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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
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    4 My world Ilike 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
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    4A Vocabularyand Grammar lhlpwithGrammar 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
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    My free time QUICKREVIEW ooo Complete fourofthese 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.
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    [+ ] http://www.worldofrock.net/interviews/badday 48Vocabulary 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
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    Vocabularythingsto buy; this,that,these, those RealWortdin ashoo 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
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    Fill in thegapswith 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
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    4D Days andtimes 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
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    mother rlE i tslgn 19 tgt btr:? Lookatthepictures 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 b) Listen again and practise. 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. b) Work in pairs. Practise the 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
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    5 Day-to-day life 5AA 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.
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    Carol and herbrother 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 5A Vocabularyand Grammar 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
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    frl ry-- rrrr a5" Where doesshe 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.
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    wH- QUESTTONS (?) Where doesNadine 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.
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    i5c The NewMoon 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 (/)
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    O ^l Readthe conversation.Findall 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.
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    5D A dayoff 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? b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. @ nead theserules and the examples. ,.
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    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.
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    6 Towns andcities 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
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    lhlp withGrammar O tl Marchsenrences l-3to 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
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    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
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    68 Vocabularyand Grammar Lookat 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. |
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    F_# Tourist information QUICKREVIEW ooo Writeatlthewordsyou knowforplaces 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.
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    have map muchday open a)Gmll the sentences Co'od m6rning. Hell6. CanI hEIp you? b) Work in pairs. Practisethe 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
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    Vocabularyctothes; cotours; favourite Reviewthingsinyourbag(1) and(2);frequency adverbs; Present Simpte 6D,, ltts myfavourite 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.
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    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$l M Il ^-^.'/ orange juice again and practise. bluc letters. Ity cheesecheap much chips chocolatechickenchildren picture sandwichFrench lful orange juice jeans jumper jacket managerpage job vegetableslanguageJapanese b) ffi t-isten againand pracrise. How do we say thesenames? d male Jack John JamesJim Jason Jeremy Joe Justin Ceoff Ceorge 9 femate Jane Jan JessicaJenny Julia lutiet JoannaJitt Cittian Cina b)fTiffil fil Listenandcheck. Listen againand practise. ---/ 6 ReVigW Lansuase summary 6,prlo lg wi " theletters. [Etrl t park 2sho pi s c nt e 3 t_eat_e 4 s_ati_n 5 r_ve_ 5a rDo t z b_ild_ng e b_s s_ati_n 9 m_se_m o) Choosethe correct words. 1 There's/@a lot of old buildings in Bath. z There aresome / a niceparks. g There 's/ aref.ourtheatres. + Therearea/ alotof goodhotels. 5 There's/ area station. o There's an/ someairport. b) Work in pairs. Are the sentencestrue or false? Then check onp46. Write the placesin a town or city.fEEl t dora r-o-ad 2 subspot b s--------"....-- E kabn b 4 kemtar nL------ 5 repsukemtars---------------.----.- s stopfocife p o"...---,,-----. 7 rasque s.......___..__________ e o a) Fill in the gapswith , dre, isnTor
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    7 Love it,like it, hate it! We're twins QUICKREVIEW ooo What'syourfavourite: city,sport,shop, film,book, colour? Workin groups of three. Tettthe otherstudents yourfavourite things. Areanythesame? A MyfavouritecityisBerlin.BMetoo.CMyfavouritecityisPrague. Things youlikeanddon't like a) Look at these sentences. After love.lihe andhate we can use a noun or verb+ing. I love aninrals. I like soztpollcrirs. I don't like dancing. I hate shopping for clothes. b) Find all the verb+ing words in 1a). ffitF$ 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,
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    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. 7A Vocabularyand Grammar 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... ?
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    ry5Oan you drive? QUICKREVIEW ooo Workinpairs. 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 b) Listen and practise. c) Work in pairs. Mime activities from 1a). Guess your partner's activities. @
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    L_. Listen againand 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?
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    Cl ^l Write tenplacesina 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,
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    Real World pI13 a) Listenand 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
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    7D I lovethe 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
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    a)fifiH Lookatthepictures Oa)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
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    a Days toremember 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. Vocabularyadjectives
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    8A Vocabularyand Grammar 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
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    arl ry--rrr Z, Erl Happyanniversary! 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
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    Help withGrammar AB Vocabularyand Grammar Listenand 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
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    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;
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    aC RealWorld 3 f':lt?l Listenagain.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
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    8D Festivals QUICKREVIEW ooo Workin pairs.You wanttogoouttogether 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. b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. I ^l
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    a)Gm Lookatthepictures , Oa)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! b) Work in pairs. Practisethe
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    9 Going away 9AAmazingjourneys 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
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    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. b) Work in pairs. Compare answers. 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.
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    9B My lastholiday 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 b) Listen and practise. 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
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    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
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    Last *""i."O ) QUICKREVIEW ooo Writefourthingspeopledoon 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
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    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.
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    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
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    O !.ry Lookatthepictures ; O3lqTF 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 ?
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    10 My future 1OALife 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
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    I r | *o with Grammar I I tVe usebegoingto + 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
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    --t-a 7- '1-..'rEDWhat are yougoing 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
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    1OB Vocabularyand Grammar Writeyes/ 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
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    e:e% How doyoufeel? Match theseadjectivesto picturesl-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. Vocabularyadjectives (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
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    1OC RealWorld i r ,e- '8 0 ^l Fillin 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,
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    1O ReVigW Lansuase summary 10, p118 Crossout 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
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    @ @ 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
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    Pair and GroupWork: 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
  • 89.
    1B@pg a) Look atthe 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
  • 90.
    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
  • 91.
    4D@ peo a) Lookat 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, . Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupA 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
  • 92.
    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
  • 93.
    79@ ru' a) Workon 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? Pairand Group Work: Student/GroupA 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
  • 94.
    Pair and GroupWork: 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 (/
  • 95.
    1B@pg a) Look atthe 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
  • 96.
    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?
  • 97.
    4D@ pso : rLook 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
  • 98.
    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 column A of the table. a) Doyou |ikeChinese food? b) Work on your own. Guessif your partner likes the things in the table. Put a tick (/)
  • 99.
    78@ pst a) Workon 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 column A of the table. 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)
  • 100.
    Pair and GroupWork: 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
  • 101.
    a) Work onyour 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) ...
  • 102.
    Language '.. fill Numbers (F12 o z6rog 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 $lH a andan lc @ pll r We use a with nouns that begin with a c()nsor.rilnl sound:a t,ig.
  • 103.
    l, ffif, I'm Stefan. I'mfine, thanks. N{y name'sEmel. What's his name? His name'sStefan Where's hc from? Hc's from Russia. you,your 1A@ Po How are you? Nice to meet you. What's your name? .I / you + verb (I read,youlisten, etc.) . my / your + noun (my name,your booh, etc.) ho,his,she, her 18O pe What's her name? Her name'sEmel. Where's shc [rom? Shc'sfrom Turkey. ohe /his = tl, she / her = Q . he/ she+ verb, his / her + noun f$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.
  • 104.
    Language Summary 2 Nationalities2AOp14 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 -t fl U a poticeofficer
  • 105.
    @ De(singular): positive ; 2A Op1a 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. .
  • 106.
    lEfl Adjectives (1) 3AOp22 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
  • 107.
    De (plural): positive andnegative 3A@ p23 PoSITIVE (+) we're(- weare) 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
  • 108.
    ?;,.: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 LanguageSummary 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 { $l a n8wspaper il rutat-- -5 f sweets h. -t Nl
  • 109.
    Language Summary 4 iiTjfBPresent Simple (1, you,we,theyl: positive andnegative4A@p3t PoSITIVE (+) Iwork for a carcompany. Youstudy Engtish. We live in a very niceflat. Theytikefootba[[. ' r The PresentSimple positive is the same lor l. you, we and they. NECATTVE (-) I don't have a newcar, (don't = do not) You don't study Cerman. We don't have a daughter. They don't tike homework. '' t o The PresentSimple negative is the same for I, you, we and they. ,ill*11, Present Simple (1, you,we,theyli questions andshort answers 48@ g2 wH- QUESTTONS (?) Where do you live in the UK? What music do you [ike?: What do you do in your freetime? What food do you like? o PresentSimple questions are the same for I, you, we and they. o We can say What doyou do?to ask about a person's job: nWhat doyou do? e I'm a doctor YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) SHORT ANSWERS Do I know you? Yes' Youdo' No,you don't. Do you like London? Yes' I do' No,I don't. Do we havea class todav? Yes' Youdo , ' No,you c,ont. Do you go to concerts? Yes' we do' No,we don't. DotheylikeMexican food? I::'ll:l 1::,. No,theydon't. . We don't use lihe. have. etc.in short answers: a Do you liheLondon? e Yes,I do. notXes;+*e or kgf4el+he. lffil Inashop 4c(l ots
  • 110.
    Language Summary 5 MM rl_ IJT leaveh8me @*r -e$ finish w8rk tgetip @, * 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
  • 111.
    Present Simple (he, she, rt):positive andnegative 5A@ o3e POSITIVE (+) In positivesentences 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'
  • 112.
    Language Summary Ci 6AOp46 r^4 ffi a the'atre :- ll ll ll ltEg fr:Eu aufitaing R: l.flir.# $ffi 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 $ff Places inatownorcity(2) 68O pas a road a bis stop
  • 113.
    lfifil favourite 6D@052 .favounte = the thing or personwe like best. My favourite colour is pink. This is my favourite jacket. These are my favourite boots. Whats your favourite colour? Whos your favourite actor? TIP!o We use Who to ask about a person: I Whobyour JavouriteactorT e Brad Pitt. ffi a some, alotof;there isI there are:positive 6A@ o4t A, SOME,A LOTOF Art tt ASSISTANT Hett6. CanI h6tp you? YEs, of co'urse. HEre youdre. It's(apo'und). It's6oen from(nine) a.m. ro l, (flve, p.m. N6,it's6pen €very d6y. It'sin(H6tBEth Stre'et). YEs, of co'urse. HEre it is.lt's abo'ut (five)minutes awly. ffimm There's a personin thepark. #a | ll -",^ I ftta *,rtfl;i h* IIJIW fWl/ Therearesome peoplein the park. #4t lfiM M{ Thereare a lot of people in the park. ffi there isI there are:negatiue, yesI no ; Weusea or an with singularnouns:a person, an aitport, etc. ',..Weusesomeanda lot of with plural nouns: some museums, alot of restaurants, etc. ' r We cansaya lot of or lotsof: There arelots of people in theparh. THERE lSI THERE ARE: POSITIVE singular There's a bignew
  • 114.
    fflll Things youlikeanddon'tlike 7^Ops4 &?l 46;1;1;91 78@ 056 Language Summary 7 Snimats classicat misic ride a bike ptaybisketbalt -flPS!r We say play bashetball / football / tennisbut play the piano / the guitar. . . abihe = abicycle l.l" The caf6 is on the right. speak GErman I ft7lr { play theguitir cook E t/" 4 visiting newplices Er A&ffi -,i?:#'9..:$ 'd: soaP oPeras 'IlPS!r IJK t'ilm = llS: m6vie -t ..1 . 1V = teLevlsnn playthe piino hSrrorfilms watching sportonTi shopping forct6thes dincing ftling llpl love,like,hate 7A€, ps4 I love ... I tike... I don't like... I hate ... After lihe, loye and hatewe can use a
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    Object pronouns 7AO p55 Lookat thesesentences. Notice the word order. Subject pronouns go before the verb. r)b.icc{lnr'()n.uur! go after the verb. subject verb tove ack hates object soapoPeras. t h {'na., I you he she it we i'llr' ((. 'littr ''.,1 :' ll5 subject f,ronouns - l-lr')ljnj, they tnem f,fi1Things people doonline 7D @ p6o q buy concert or theatre tickets listento the radio View as: List ' I customise vie, ] son byr EestI ffim MN ffi f2l5 YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Canyou cook? Canyou playthe piano? Canheplaythe guitar? CanshespeakCerman? Cantheyswim? SHORT ANSWERS Yes, I can. No,I can't. Yes, he can. No,shecan't. Yes, they can. Canthey play basketball? No,they can't. . We don't use do or doesin questions with can: Can you cooh? not Oeae*a+ eeeh2. e 6b u chatto friendsor family buyandsellthings downloadmusic getemails'. I get lotsof (Ent.rcit oR Anpoft coc!) :rom: L(M To: WYaK _ -,^. Jul - 29 - prererred Anvrme - i-lljcatenaar Return (rnr.r cry oR @) :.om: WYW Toi L(l|s --.- Adg ' 5 - prefered tuvbme l lillcate.aa, bookftightsor holidays IIPS!eWe say receive emailsor mnils
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    Language Summary 8 @Adiectives (z)r.a1Qgo3"-; FHH@ .rLl.r fa A E--Ei li'i!?.oi 7-Rft- EElr a w'- ErrlY !7iffi1 -/lE interesting bdring hippy unhippy ]lp Years andpasttimephrases YEARS 1887= eighteen eighty-seven 1900= nineteen hundred 1980= nineteen eighty TfPS!oFor theyears2000-2009,we usuallysaytwothousand, two thousand andone,etc. . For the years2010-2099,we usually saytwentyten,twentyeleven, etc. oWe usein with years:in 1980, in 2009,etc. PAST TIMEPHRASES afternoon. Hewasin bedfourhoursago. He's at work now. TfP5!eWe uselastwith days(lastMonday)and months(lastJune). . We also saylastnight,lastweeh,lastweehand, lastmonth,lastyear. r We sayyesterday morning,yesterday aftemoonandyesterday nming, but lastnightnot@. ofourhoursdgo= four hoursbeforenow long t8rribte great iwful fantistic amizing right wrong old young LqeEm4) 2000= two thousand 2009= twothousand andnine 2010= twentyten flp Months anddatesi 8c@@ poo I MONTHS Jinuary F6bruary March iprit TIPS! oWe usecapitalletterswith months. oWe usein with
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    Posrrlyl_(:_t I was you were ffiffipast Simple otbe= positive andnegative 8A@ p63 Language Summary I f[EIf Talking about days anddatesI ec6 p-oo Whatdayis it today? What'sthe datetoday? When's your birthday? TIPS!r We say March the seyenthor the snenth of March. r We write MarchTthot 7thMarch. o In the UK, 5/6/09 = 5,hJune 2009 (day / month / year). In the USA,5/6/09 = 6thMay 2009 (month / dav/vear). ((rrgM""dt) -_____< r NEGATIVE (-) |-ry_1'l t (=_1ry9:_ "9!) v9u *".*;f I=;;;9-;9ii he/ she/ it was i he/ she/ it wasn't ^---.._:_-i we were i we weren't i _ "- "- they were I they weren't I was at the World Cup Final. We were near the Opera House. The stadium wasn't full. They weren't very huppy. ' : r The past of thereis / thereareis therewas/ therewere'. There u,as abigpat'ty. There were someamazingfirrworhs. Past Simple ofbe:questions andshort p65 answers; wasbornI were born 8B @ wH- QUESTTONS (?) Where iwas it/fre/she/ittastweek?
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    Language Summary 9 flllTransport eA O p7o a car a bus a train a m8torbike TfPS!o UK ataxi =US a cab . We sayI go/ come/ travelblt car,bus,etc.'. I usually go to worh by car o We also say Iwalh to worh / school,etc. . goby plane= Jly,goby car = drive, go by bihe = cycle. [lfl Atthestation eC @p7s E a slnrgte aretut'n = a return @ Pta ticket t ffi ffi a boat a bike .,- ar- a'-- **t -- 'ux a plane o a cistomer aticketoffice a ticketmachine a tixi @ ttotiOay activities eB 0 ptz Match thesephrasesto pictures a)-k). r E goonh6liday z E takeph8tos : I goto the be'ach + E staywith fri'ends orfimily s I stayin a hot6l e I gos,'ightseeing z I gosw?mming e E
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    Past Simple: positive (regular andirregular verbs) 9A @ p71 RECULAR VERBS Tomake the PastSimple of regularverbs,we usually add -ed to the verb: wanteil, starteil, visited, etc. For regularverbs ending in -e (lihe, an'iye,etc.),we add -d to the verb: liheil. arriveil. etc. o The PastSimple ol travelis travelled. . The PastSimple of studyis studied. REGULAR VERBS IN UNITS 1_10 practise turn receive use rent visit repeat walk show want start watch stay work IRREGULAR VERBS Many verbs in English are irregular. There are no spelling rules flor irregular verbs. IRREGULAR VERBS IN UNITS Language Summary 9 PastSimple: negative eB(l p72 c,.;n't stay in a hotel. (:,d ' : = did .ct) didn't visit anyotherplaces. didn't go swimming. didn't go on hotidaylastyear. . We say I / you / he/ she/ it / we/ theydidn't ... . o The PastSimple negativeof beis wasn'tor weren't(seeG8.I , Past Simple: questions andshort answers 98 @ p73 wH- QUEST|ONS (?) Where did Nancy 9.o on holiday? Who did she stay with? When did he s.Ll to the beach? How manyphotos did they takr,? YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Did hego swimming? She He We arrive tike ask listen check live cook look finish love hate move hetp ptay verb buy choose come do drink drive eat feel find ftv get give go have hear know leave make meet SHORT ANSWERS Yes, hedid./ No,hedidn't. Did theyvitil Chinalastyear? Yes, theydid./ No,theydidn't. o We
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    Language Summary 10' @Futureplrnr@ .-/ schoolor university start (anewjob . / schoolor university leave ( yourJoD do(a(computer)course an exam I t*. - house move < to another city or country - ""U*"0 get l married - a houseor a flat lookfor(a(new)iob -/ @ Phrases wilhhave, watch, go,got, (* ,D-orof ffiH havea p8rty ## doanex8m @ movehduse I t t * ? iI I I getmirried l a a I -{ I i{ .J 1i iE '/r I I ,;t @ Adjectives (3): feelings @ have dinner withfriends coffee withfriends a Party watch TV
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    ffi} fe goingfo:positive andnegativetoA€l pts + We use begoing to + verb to talk about future plans. PoslTlVE (+) I He/ She We /You/They NEGATVE (-) I Where , are you / we / they When 's (is) he/ she YES I NO QUESTTONS (?) Are you goingto watch a film? ls he/ shegoingto look for a job? Are you goingto se[[your flat? Are they goingto havea party? m , goingto do a computercourse. s ' goingto . leave his/ herjob. re goingto travel aroundthe UK. m not goingto start university thisyear. goingto do tomorrow? goingto [ive? goingto move to Australia? SHORT ANSWERS Yes, I am. No,l'm not. Yes, he/ sheis.
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    Recording Scripts A sue Hello,my name'sSue.What's your name? vrnto Hello, I'm Mario. s Nice to meet you. tt You too. B ADAMHi, Meg. vrc Hi, Adam. How are you? I I'm fine, thanks. And you? v I'm OK, thanks. A A B A B B A B A B A c I What'syour phonenumberin Madrid? s lt's0034 9L 53267 53. r 003491... e ... 53267 53. e OK.Thankyou. ETD rvel Where are you from, Stefan? STEFAN I'm from Russia.And vou? e I'm from Turkey Where are you from? | I'm from Russia.I Andyou?II'm from Turkey za) Ed) +c) r Her name'sJuliette Binoche. She'sfrom France. z His name'sDaniel Craig. He's from the UK. r Her name'sNicole Kidman. She'sfrom Australia. + His name'sWill Smith. He'sfrom the USA. 5 Her name's Pen€lope Cruz. She'sfrom Spain. o His name'sJackie Chan. He'sfrom China. 1uv zyi agj +bv 9uq 10vw sar 6ei zbp etd rlre Hello. What's your first name, please? peonolt's Pedro. r What's your surname? What'syour homenumber? It's02075996320. 02075996320. Yes,that'sright. What'syour mobilenumber? It's07655421769. 07655421769. Yes,that'sright. Thanks. @ Wherei And yor @ ANSWERS ED p Molina. r How do you spell that? P M-O-L-I-N-A. r Thank you, Pedro. Welcome to the class. r Thank you. I r,crr Hello. What's your first name, please? vlcol lt's Magda. x How do you spell that? m M-A-G-D-A. x Thanks. What's your surname? t"t lt'sJanowska. r And how do you spell that? M J-A-N-O-M-S-K-A. K J-A-N-O-W-!K-A. Thank you, Magda. Welcome to the class. w Thankyou. 2 xlre Hello. What's your first name, please? HA5AN lt's Hasan. r How do you spell that? u H-A-}A-N. r Thanks. And what's your surname? s Yousef. K OK. How do you spell that, please? H Y-O-U_S-E-E r Y-O-U-FE-E Thank you, Hasan. Welcome to the class. H Thank you. @ firstnamet What'syour first
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    A REcEprtoNtsr Good morning, MrBrown. MRBRowNGood morning, Amanda. B MRBRowNGood afternoon, Mrs King. MRs KtNc Good afternoon. c WAITER Good evening, sir. MRBRowNGood evening. D MRBRowNThank you very much. Good night. wArsn Good night, sir. GE at bfl dot com + william dot brown at b f I dot com at yahoo dot com + frank moon one two threeat yahoo dot com at webmail dot net t anna roberts at webmail dot net at hotmail dot co dot u k + katy dot king six at hotmail dot co dot u k roruv Good morning. Welcome to the nine2five Employment Agency.My name's Tony. AMYNice to meet you. T You too. OK. First, one or two questions. What's your first name, please? A It3 Amy. r And what's your surname? n Foley. r OK, um, how do you spell that, please? A F-O-L_E-Y. r F-O-L-E-Y. Thanks. Are you married? I No, I'm single. r And what's your nationality? n l'm British. I OK ... Right. What's your address? It's 9 Whedon Road,Manchester,Ml1 6JZ. How do you spell Whedon'? W-H-E-D-O-N. So that's 9 Whedon Road, Manchester, Mrr 6JZ. Yes,that's right. OK, thanks. Right, er, next question. What's your mobile number? It's 07866 642339. 07866... er... 642339. OK, thanks. And what's your email address? It's amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk. So that's, er, amy.foley@hotmail.co.uk. Yes,that's right. OK, thanks a lot. Right, um, what kind ofjob do you want? T A T T A T A T A T A T What's your first name, please? What's your surname? Are you married? What's your nationality? What's your address? What's your mobile number? What's your email address? EE I woMANI Good morning, Tony. rouv Good morning, Mrs Blake. w1 Oh is this your cat? r Yes,his name'sCharlie. w1 How old is he? r He'sthirteen. 2 MAN1 How old is your house, Tony? roNY lt's a hundred years old, I think. M1 Oh, right. 3 ronvAndthisisEmily woMAN2 Hello, Emily. EMITY HeIIo. wz How old are you? e I'm nine. 4 MAN2 Is that your car? ToNYYes,it is. Mz How old is it? T It's twenty-one years old. Mz Wow! ) roNY Bonnie ... come here ... good girl. woMAN3 What a nice dog. How old is she? r She'sseven.Or forty-nine, in
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    RecordingScripts 2 AssrsrANr Hi, can Ihelp you? cusroMER z Er, yes,an espresso and an egg sandwich,please. I Sure.Anything else? cz No, that'sall, thanks. l Eat in or take away? cz Takeaway,please. l OK, that's,um, threepounds seventy-five, please. cz Thanks a lot. n You'rewelcome. Can I help you? Yes,two cappuccinos,please. Sure.Anything else? Yes,a croissant,please. No, that'sall, thanks. Eat in or take away? Eat in, please. Take away,please. OK, that'sf5.85, please. Thank you very much. Thanks a lot. You'rewelcome. rtou What food and drink doesmy family like? Weli, my husbandNick and I like a lot of the samethings.We love coffee,but we like it black, not white. And we drink a lot of tea- it's very good for you, they say.And food, well, we don't eat meat,but we eat a lot of fish. Our children, Anne and Kevin, well, they like eggs,and they eat a lot ofpasta. And they'rechildren, so they love chocolate,of course! ANswERs z live s have + don't have s don't live o work z study a like 1 Do you go to the cinema? z What food do you like? s Where do you go shopping? + Do you play computer games? Where do you live? What music do you like? Do you go to concerts? Do you like Mexican food? Do you go to the cinema? What food do you like? Where do you go shopping? Do you play computer games? Yes,I do. No, I don't. this + this map i How much is this map? these+ thesepostcardst How much are thesepostcards? that + that box of chocolates, How much is that box of chocolates? those + thosebatteries+ How much are thosebatteries? ANSWERS 2 tissues 3 f.5.45 +postcards srwo 6f10.65 Excuseme. Do you haveany maps of London? Yes,they'reover there. How much is this map? lr'sf.4.75. How much are thesepostcards? They're50p each. Can I have that box of chocolates,please? Sure.Anything else? Yes,this birthday card,please. No, that'sali, thanks. OK, thatsf 10.65. Here you are. Thanks a lot. Thanks very much. I woMANExcuseme. Vltt Yes? w What time is it, please? v lt's twenty to three. w Thank you. 2 sruDENT Federico? rrornrco Yes? s What time is your English class? F It's at half pasteight. 3 ANNoUNcER And the time is now six o'ciock. Here is today'snews,readby Graham
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    s Yes,I do.It's a nice road and the people are very friendly. I That's good. Are there any shops near here? s Yes,there are.In this road there's, um, a small supermarket,a chemist'sand a post office. t Is there a bank? s No, there isn't.But there'sa cashpointat the post office.And there area lot of banks in the centreof Bath, of course. t OK. Are we near the city centre? s Yes,it's only two miles from here. t Oh, right. And can I get to the centreby train? s No, there isn't a station near here,but, um, there arebusesto the city centre everyten minutes. The bus stop'snear the post office. I Thats good to know. And what about placesto eat? s Well, there aren'tany good restaurants near here,but, um, there aresomevery nice restaurantsin the centre. I Great! Maybewe can go out for dinner this evening. ' I;:jli" asood idea. Right, thisisyour TheresJan_exp8nsivemirke t. ar r r ar r. l nere are some otd nultdtngs. TherJisn't an a-irport. Thereiren't any mus€ums. Is therea p6st 6ffice? r€s.thEeis. - 3. therJlsn't. .rretherJlny tticg6tacaferl ta :es. tnere are. 5. theriiren't. I sABEL Good morning. rssrsrANr Hello. Can I help you? Yes,please.Do you havea map of the city centre? . -es.of course.Hereyou are. Thank you. How much is it? r lts a pound. ,-lh.OK. Hereyou are.Thank you very much. 2 lisisrANTHello. Can I help you? -:iRtsr 1 Er, yes,piease.When is the RomanBathsMuseum open? ' Ils openfrom 9 a.m.to 5 p.m. -- ls it closedon Mondays? r .r. its open everyday. -' Thanksa lot. 3 -:-ilsT 2 Good morning. tis s--ANr Hello. Can I help you? Tz Yes,please.Where'sthe ThermaeBath spa? A lt's in Hot Bath Street. Tz Car.you show me on this map? n Yes,o[ course.Here it is. It's about five mrnutes away. rz Thank you very much. ^a 1 a uooq mornrng. Hell6.CanI h8lpyou? Ies, please. Do you hive a mip of the city cEntre? rt r a rta o Yes, or course.Hereyou are. -r. | -.. i , ? Thdnkyou. Hdw mrich is it? ar Its a pouncl. WhEn is the R6man Biths Mus€um 6pen? It's 6pen from nine a.m. to du" p.-. Is it clBsedon M8ndays? rra I a a ra ro, Its openeveryClay Wh€resthe ThErmaeBith Spi? rla ha r - a rts ln not batn 5treet. Can you sh6w me on this mip? rt a ,r. ? Ies, oI course. rlele lt IS. It'sabo'ut due -itrutes a*iy. -ra r a a r rnanKyou very mucn. ANswERs z of : Hereyou are. 4 is it s lt's 6 afternoon z is a from 9 to 10
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    RecordingScripts vnsI Oh, that'sgood.Daniel plays the guitar too. Maybeyou can help him. t,t Yes,of course. vns; OK, one lastquestion. v Yes,Mrs Jones? vns1 When can you start? ANswERs zmuseum gmuseum 4bank s bank - a ,,.r 4 , r a EXCUSe me. Wnerestne museumi Excrlseme. ls therea bink ne?rhEre? ^a 1a , ? | a uo along tnls roao ano turn lelt. ^. r. - r ? . r r . ? , uo arongtnls roaoano turn rrgnt. rra! ^41 ^ a I nats rarK 5treet. . , ?, The musEum is on theright,n8xtto theth€arre. The bink is on the l8ft, Bppositethe stition. It's SverthEre,ne?r the cinema. ANswERs 2here 3right +on 5near OWhere's 7 over 8 next to Snear tOalong tt right rz hotel send emails: receiveemailsI buy concert tickets I buy theatre tickets i watch videos watch TV programmes i listen to the radio ; chat to friends I chat to family buy things sell things I book flights I book holidays , downloadmusic INTERVIEwER Excuseme? nltce Yes? I Can I ask you somequestionsabout the Internet? A Yes,sure. I Thanks very much. OK, do you sendand receiveemails? I Yes,of course.I get a hundred ernailsa day at work! I Right. And do you buy concertor theatre tickets online? n Yes,I do. t OK. Do you watch videosor TV programmeson the Internet? n Yes,all the time. I love YouTube.It's my favouritewebsite. t OK, thanks.And what about the radio? Do you listen to the radio online? n Er, no, I don't. I Do you chat to friends or family online? n Yes,sometimes.My sisterlives in New York and we chat online everyweek. t OK. Do you buy and sell things online? I Yes,I buy DVDs on Amazon and sell them again on eBay. t And do you book flights or holidays online? A No, I don't.My husbandalwaysdoesthat t OK, the last question.Do you download music from the Internet? A No, I don't. I don't havean iPod. t OK, thanks very much, that'sgreat. I No problem. Bye. I was at the W6rld Cip Final. We were ne'arthe 6peia Ho'use. a r. a . .arr I ne sta(ltllm wasn t lull. a I a ra r nev werent verv naDDV I wasvery youngat tne tlrne. It was a gre'atmitch! a . ,,4 ,,4 It wasa lanlasllclew Year! There were someamlzing Iireworksl oa.o I ne concertwasnt very long. rnteuoRajeet,areyou busy on Saturday? RAJEET Yes,I am, sorry.Its my wedding annlversary. r Oh, happy anniversary! n Thanks a lot. Its amazingthat my wedding was ten yearsago. F Was it in London? R No, it wasn't.It wasin Mumbai,in India r Really? n Yes.Gita was born in the UK, but her fathers parentslive in Mumbai.
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    Viybe. -16,t dSntthink s6. rrrra a - vneresnallwe meel( LEts me'etat the thEatre. ? - , ,, . - Whet time shallwe me?tl rr a a i ra r -lDout seven o clocK_ ceoncr What shall we do tomorrow evening, Jessica? JEsstcA Why don't we go to the cinema? c No, I don't think so. I OK. Let'sgo to that Indian restaurantin Old Street. c Yes,that'sa good idea.Where shall we meet? J Let'smeet at the restaurant. c OK. What time shall we meet? J About quarterto eight. c Great! Seeyou there! a) three hundred and sixty-five b) nine hundred and ninety-nine c) seventeen thousand d) sixty-two thousand,four hundred e) two hundred and fifty thousand f) one million, two hundred thousand g) eighteenmillion a) 30,000 b) 125,000c) 150,000 d) I,500 e) 177,500f) 70,000,000 risit, visited I watch,watchedi play,playedi hate,hated I walk, walked I work, worked i live, lived ; want, wanted i love,loved I talk, talked I start, started i finish, finished t I liked your photos. I like your photos. z We live in Spain.We lived in Spain. 3 They arrived at ten. They arrive at ten. + We talk every day.We talked every day. s I want to go home. I wanted to go home. 6 They played football a lot. They play football a lot. CARoLTNE HEllo,Jimes. Did you hive a go'od week8nd? trvrs Hi, Ciroline. y€s,t did, thinks. t didnt 96 o'ut, I stiyed ar h6me all *eekEnd and wltched TV. whit abour 1'o'u? Whlt did yo'u d6? c Pa'uland I w€nt to Liverpool. ,. . ' i J Un, greau ulo you nave a good trme( c €s, we aia. ttt u uEry interesti"s .iry with somebeiutiful brr'ildingr. - I Whit did you dB there? c w€li, um, on Siturday we wilked . r ! ! ,.' aro-undthe city and I to'oka l6t o[ ph6tos.And in the €veningwe w8nt o'ut [o, dinner at u uSty niie Chinese rEstaurant. 1 Did you stiy in a hotEl? c N6, we didnt. palult sister lives in Liverpool, so we stayedwith hEr. 1 And whit did you dB on Sfinday? c w8ll, er, in the m6rning we visited the Be'atles mus€um.ThEn in the afterno'on we w8nt to the Civern Clirb,whErethe Be?tles{irst pliyed. Thit was amizing! I WBw! Did you gB to Liverpool by train? c Y€s.we aia. ttt 6nlv thre'eho'ursfrom L6ndon. 1 Re'ally? c Y€s,wh! d6n't you gB s8metime? I Y€s,mlybe. it's, um, -y *if.r birthday n€xt weekEnd and we d6n'thive anvplins. c H€y,lo'okat the time! We'relite for w6rkl ' T a a r? r Twd retrirnsto Liverpool, ple'ase. WhEn do you w?nt to cSmebick? Tomdrrow €veninq. oft. rtritt ,,i.r"-ty-1hre'"po'undsf6rty, ple'ase. H€rearevour ti;kets. Thinks. Wtrit ti*et the n€xt tra'in? There's6ne at nine serrente?n. Which olitform? ^r.. _ ? rlatlorm srx. Whit time doesit arrive in Liverpool? At twElvetw8nty-nine. -r a r ra r nanKsa lot. bye. ANSWERS ZThats 3your 4next 5at oWhich zdoes eAt salot weslevHeilo, Liam. luav Hi, Wesley.
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    Phonemic Symbols VoweI sounds Consonant sounds lpl park shop tbt be bike Iil fiveteft lvl very live Itl lime whiSe tdt dog red tkt cotd look lsl b.g girl t0t three think t6t mother the rct chiosmuch tBt orange juice lsl Suit citv lzl zero d"ys trl t Jt shirt sugar lsl television tmt me name lnl now train hJl sing think tht fuere hetto IU [eave plane lrl read ptice lwl
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    Classroom Instructions Match. Fillin thegaps. Compareanswers. Workin groups. 'aa* '9; g '/-' Listen. Read. Lookat the photo. Workin pairs. What'shisname?
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    CD-R0M/Audio GD Instructions Start the CD-ROM oInsert thet'ace2face CD-ROM into your CD-ROM drive. o If Autorun is enabled,the CD-ROM will start automatically. o If Autorun is not enabled,open My Computer and then D: (where D is the letter of your CD-ROM drive). Then double-click on the Jace2Jace icon. Installthe CD-ROM to your hard disk (recommended) r Go to My Computer and then D: (where D is the letter of your CD-ROMdrive). o Right-click onExplore. r Double-click on InstallJace2face to harddish. o Followthe installation instructions on your screen. Listen and practise on your CD player You canlisten to and practiselanguagefrom the Student's Book ReaI World lessonson your CD player at home or in the car: R1.19R1.22R2.I2 R2.14R3.10R3.13R3.16R+.I4 R5.II R6.I0 R7.11R8.tI R8.14R9.13R10.9 What's on the CD-ROM? o Interactive practice activities Exfta practiceof Grammar,VocabularyRealWorld situationsand English pronunciation. Click on one of the unit numbers (l-10) at the top of the screen.Then choosean activity and click on it to start. o MyActivities Createyour own lesson.Click on My Activitiesat the top of the screen. Drag activities from the unit menus into the My Activitiespanel on the right of the screen.Then click on Start. o My Portfotio This is a unique and customisablereferencetool. Click on Gramma6 WordList, RealWorldor Phonemes at any time for extra help and information. You canalsoadd your own notes,checkyour progress and createyour own English tess! Practice activities MyActivities Systernspecification . Windows XP or Vista . 256MBMM for XB fcB for Vista . 500MBhard disk space(ifinstalling to hard disk) Support If you experiencedifficulties with this CD-ROM,pleaseemail: cdrom@cambridge.org Acknowledgements Chris Redston would like to thank all at Cambridge University Pressfor their continuing support, energyand dedication rc theJace2faceproject, in particular: SueUllstein (Freelanceeditor), Ruth Atkinson (Freelance editor), Karen Momber (Commissioning Editor), Dilys Silva (Senior DevelopmentEditor), Ian Collier (ElectronicProjectManager),Nikolaos Kovaios (Electronic Project Developer), Nicholas Tims and Alison Greenwood(CD-ROM team)and all the teamat pentacorbig(Desrgn). The author would also like to thank the following people for their support:
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