LESS0Nr.r
Vocabulary:countriesandnationalities
Pronunciation:wordstress
Grammar:to be:positive
LESSON1.2
Vocabutary:families
Grammar:possessive5, possessiveadiectives,
tobe:questions
Listening:possessions
Reading:countriesandnatiofalities
LESSON1.3
Vocabutary:jobs
Grammar:alan;tobeinegative
Pronunciation:/e/
Reading:jobs
(P8-e)
LESSON2.1
Listeningandreading:dailyroutine
Vocabulary:holidays
crammar:PrcsentSimplellyoulwe
Howto...talkaboutyourdailyroutine
LES50N2.2
Reading:lulian'sday
Vocabulary:verbs
(pro-l)
(P€-13)
Grammar:PresentSimple:he/shelitlthey,questions
Pronunciation:PresentSimple-sendings
LESSON2.3 {p:q-rs)
Grammar:nounpturaLs,this,that,these,those
Vocabutary:adject:ves(r):colour.opinio'l
Pronunciation:ltl andli:l
l:SSON 3.1
Grammariadverbsof frequency
Vocabutary:activities
Reading:activities
LESSON3.2
Vocabutary:sportsandgames
Reading:Famousfamilies
Grammaricanlcon't
Pronunciation:lal, lal , la l
TESSON3.3
ReadingrPhonefacts
vocabutary:numbers
Pronunciationrwordstress
Listening:phorecallsardressdges
(p t6-tt)
(pr8-rg)
(p 2o-2t)
Howto.,.usetheprorertakeard leavea rness:g:
LESSON4.1 (P 24-25)
Reading:Thestoryof pizza
Grammal:countableanduncountablenouns
Vocabulary:food
Grammal:muchlmanyla lot of
LESSON4.2
Reading:Recyclingfacts
(p z6-27)
Vocabutary:containers,adjectives(z):feelings
Grammar:alan,someandony
Pronunciationrlel andltvl
LESSON4.3
Listening:orderingfood
Howto...orderfoodin a restaurant
Grammar:objectpronouns
(p 2a-29)
LESSON5.r (p 30-31)
Readingranemail
Vocabulary:homes,prepositionsof place
Grammar:thereisitherearc
Lifelonglearning:PersonaIiseitl
LESSON5.2 (p 32-33)
Vocabutary:furnitureandequipment
Grammar:h','vego:
Listening:describing..,hereyoulive
Pronunciation:ae a-a D
LESSON5.3 (pr+-:s)
Y u L d s u L d r y ; : - : - - , : : j J L d L c >
Pronunciation:-: - -i:'as-<
Grammar:-a:=z':. ,e',, cri:e,reaLly)
LESSON6.r (p 36't7)
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R e a d i n g : : : . , = - .
G r a m m a r : : : : : : _- : : : ' - : a - 3 ' v e r b s :p o s i t j v e
Pronuntiatioa::=:-: -- ::-:i'gs
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LISSO| 6.t (p+o-qr)
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Gra-r'ta :::- : -: : :-::: :^5 andnegatives
b(lo&t,]-r-' -: :::'::: :-s
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(p6-t)
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VOcabularf, | countriesandnationatities
fla Comptetethenamesofsixcountries.Whatis
theletterin thecentre?
b Comptetethecrosswordwithnationatity
woro5.
A U s T A
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A R N A
R A
,t, s N
:.'ffi;;;:
B R t . t :
Grammar I fobe:positive
Across
1 Ronaldo
4 PopeJohnPaulll
6 BradPitt
9 Jaguarcars
ro Mercedescars
11 Skodacars
Do.vn
2 NicoleKidman
3 Toyotacars
5 JavierBardem
Z GongLi
8 LeonardodaVinci
10 AlexandertheGreat
fl writethefultforms.
shel Sj@E
1 we're
2 I'm
4 they?e
Pronunciation I wordstress
5 you?e
6 it3
matchtheanswerswiththephotos.
r Whoishe? a a Ferrarisportscar n
2 whoisshe? b vladimirPutin E
3 Whatisit? c AtecandWilliamBaldwinn
4 Whoarethey? d CLaudiaSchiffer n
!l rinaandundertinethemistakes.Thencorrect
rnem.
He'sfrom5pain.HeA!0Spanish.ls
1 l'mClara.lare fromltaly._
2 Wele students.Weis Japanese.-
El E" Listenandunderlinethemainstress(the
3 Wherebeyoufrom?
syllabtewiththestrongsound).
AustGlian
1 Russian
2 German
3 Japanese
4 American
5 Chinese
6 Polish
4 lt ama mobilephone.
5 BradPitt- who arehe?
fl tuatctrtt'equestionswiththeanswers.Then
6.
fl comptetethequestions.
z Where
3What
4 Who_
5 Where
6 What
7 Where
What&l ?lt'sa Nokiaphone.
1 Where ?He'sfromRussia.
fl a neadthedialoguesandchoosethecorrect
wordsin ltalics.
A: Hetlo.l'mMaria.I'mSpanish.I'mo1l@v'aaria.
(1)What'slWhereyourname?
Myname(z)isloreMisha-l'mfromWarsaw.I'm
Polish.
Hi,l'mClaudio.I'mG)ltalylltalion.I'mfrom
Rimini.
Hi,Claudio.We're(4 LizlJohnandLiz.Wee
Engtish.We'refromLondon.
Hello,mynameisEtda.l'mfromSaoPaulo.l'm
Brazilian.(5)Who'slWhatyourname?
l'mJeanPierre.l'mfromMontreaL.l'm
(6)CanadalCanadion.
b Nowwritethe namesonthemapbelow
Claudio Etda JeanPierre JohnandLiz
N+aria Misha
1 , 1 dl a n
Itt-
?They'refromPoLand.
?lt'saToyotacar.
?She!JenniferL6pez.
?I'mfromGreece.
?Theytephotos.
?She'sfromPortugal.
Br
B:
B:
@! Completethequestionsandanswerswithwords
fromthe box.
Where is are German American
Russia from She's He's
Where44qAlecandWilliamBatdwinfrom?
Theyte(r) theunitedStates.They're
2 ) _ .
Where(l) VtadimirPutinfrom?
(4)_ from(l) _ . He'sRussian.
(6)_ is ClaudiaSchifferfrom?
() fromGermany.She's(8)
A:
B:
Ar
B:
A:
B:
.,' - London
' - SaoPaoto
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Listening
!la {}: Listen.Wherearethepeople?
bCovertheaudioscript.Listenagainandtick(/)
the correctboxes.
Whoseis it?
bag
1 mobilephone
2 watch
3 jacket
4 weddingring
c Listenagainandlabelthepictures.
4 _
Grammar I robe:ouestions
@l neaOthetextandanswerthequestions.
lsAmandafromPerth?
No,sheisn't.She'sfromMelbourne.
1 WhereareAmandalparentsfrom?
2 Whatis herhusband'sname?
3 ls hefromthe LJnitedStates?
4 Wherearehisparentsfrom?
5 WhereisJohnandAmanda'shouse?
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AUDIOSCRIPT
officer: Excuseme,SirandMadam.lsthisyourbag?
Man: Yes.
Woman:Yes,itl ourbag.
Officer:Openit, ptease.
Man: OK.
Officer:Thankyou.Whataboutthemobilephone,sir?
Man: lt's mywife's.
Officer: Andthe watch?
Manr lt'smywatch.
Officer:lsthisyouriacket,Madam?
Woman:No,it'smyhusband's.
Officer;Andtheweddingring?
Woman:Yes,that'smyring.
Officer:OK.Thankyou.Youcangonow.
fl Utut.hthequestionswiththeanswers.
I
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l < F l i T , h o i h v ^ , , r < i < r a r ?
AreSallyandiohnyourparents?
lsDavidyourbrother?
Areyoua student?
Areweintheelementaryclass?
AreEtizabethandMarieyourcousins?
Yes,I am.
Yes,weare.
No,theytemysisters.
Yes,sheis.
Yes,theyare.
No,he'smyboyfriend.
6 lsAmandaa student?
9.
Vocabulary llous
tl Lookatthepicturesandtheletters.Writethejobwords.Somejobsaretwowords.
Gta,rnrnat I o/an
fl Comptetethesentenceswithd orar,.
Jamie0liverisq4 Englishchef.
1 SipnhcnSniplhprpic famousfilmdirector.
2 Hausais Afrlcanlanguage.
3 GeorgeClooneyis___Americanactor.
4 .: Ferrariis_ ltaliancar.
5 CristianoRonaldois _ Portuguesefootbalter.
6 Franceis: Europeancountry.
fl Writefoursentencesaboutyourfamilyand
friends.Usethejobsinexercisesr andz.
MvcousinisacomputerDroorammer,
1
I
2
5 N I N G E R E E
6 F E C H
El Findfivemorejobsin thewordchains.
R E M R F A
S T I D E N T
P O SH A S SI N5 A T T
M O C U T P E R
G O R P A M M R E R
foluer
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T V L 4
A R D O C . , .' r y 1
seacaptoin
1 - -
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r 6 * 1 6 c T
R U C ' E R
4
5
10.
fl finOandunderlinethemistal(es.Thencorrect Reading
them.
Mybrotherisstudent.
Sam'sqengineer.
r lMycousinJuliai5dndoclo.
2 l4ygrandfatheris a retired.
3 Pablois architectin Brussels.
4 lvlyfatheris an unemptoyed.
5 Lucia'sfriendis lawyerin NewYork.
6 l'man chefin my uncle'srestaurant.
Pronunciation | /"/
l'ml4ichelle.l'm23and
l'msingle.l'man
@v1l boy{riend
iscalledMartin
andhe'sa police
officer.Myhome
isinEngland,but
l'mfromFrance.My
parentsareinParis.My
a student
anenoineer
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fla 1ir Listentothepoemandsaythejobs.
Anengineer,afarmer,anactor
Whatjobdoyoudo?
A n , r r h i t p . t r 1 a ^ ^ / p r : . l ^ . t n .
What'stheiobforyou?
b Listenagainandrepeatthewholepoem.
Grammar I robe:negalive
b Rewritethesentencesfromexercise7ainihe
negative.lJsecontractedforms.
LukeondSusonnaoren't married.
7
2
3
4
5
6
7
fl a eutth" *ordsinthecorrectorderto mal(e
sentences.
Luke married Susannaare and
LukeandSusannaaremarried.
1 4y :o (edarDrive dddress is
2 retired grandparentsare lvy
j young beartiful is cousin IVly
4 from Colombia 's Esther
5 doctor 's My nephew a
6 Greek lvy are parents
7 friends They 're
b Readthetextagain.Matchthepeoptewith
theiriobsandtheirrelationshipto Mlchetle.
1 Bernadettea policeofficer/-i molhel
2 Daniel b teacher/ ii father
3 Francis
4 Heather
5 lvlartin
6 Nicole
c shopassistant iii bestfriend
o lawyer iv brother
photographer v sistere
f mooel vi boyfriend
fl neaOthetextagainandcorrectthesentences.
Michetleismarried.
No,sheisn't morried.She'ssinqle.
1 HerboyfriendiscalledSteve.
2 lMichelleis English.
3 Herparentsareif London.
4 Hermotheris a lawyer.
fla nuuOthetext.lJnderlinesixnamesof peopLe
and(ci[Gixlobs.
6 ( ) 4
father,Daniel,isa lawyerandmymother,Bernadette,
isateacherMysisterNicoleis27.She'sbeautifull
She'sa model.MybrotherFrancisisa photographer;
i buthe'salsoastudent.Mybestfriend,Heather;isan
i assistantina bigshopinthecentreofLondon.
5 Herbrotherandsisterareteachers.
11.
Listening and reading
tla tl , Dannyis32.Heworksatahotelinthe
Caribbean.Covertheaudioscript.Listenandtick(/)
thecorrectbox.
r Dannyisa hotidayreP.E
z Dannyisa hoteldirector.X
3 Dannyworksinthehotelrestaurant'n
b Listenagainandcomptetethe notesaboutDanny's
daityroutine.
AUDIOSCRIPT
Int: Danny,tellusaboutyourroutine.
Danny: OK.Wel[,I getupat abouthalfpast
seven.I havea washatquarterto eight
andthenI havebreakfastwiththefamily.
Int: Whendoyoustartwork?
Danny: I startworkat nine.
Int: Whatdoyoudo inthemorning?
Danny: I talkto myassistantandthenI readmy
emaitsandfaxes.
lntr Doyoumeetpeople?
Danny: Yes,I meetthehotidayrepsat abouthatf
pastten.Wehavecoffeeat eleveno'clock
intheofficeandtalkaboutthectients.
then I checkthe hoteroomsandthe
swimmingPoo).
/2L' 20 j/22 eal,/h |te rzle,/,?
DannyrYes,ldo - inthehotelrestaurant.
lnt: irlhatdoyou do afterunch-?
Danny: I goto thebank.ThenI meetthehoteL
ctients.
Int: Doyouworkintheofflce?
Danny: Yes,lwriteemailsandletters.
Int: WhendoYougohome?
Danny: I teaveworkat halfPastsix.
Intr WhatdoYoudo intheevening?
DannyrWell,I havedinnerwithmywifeand
childrenandatteno'ctockI watchTV.
clfld,ren
go to the hotel
(a)
my emails aJrd fsJres
the holiday reps
(5)
check the hotel rooms and the
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have lunch in the hotel restaurant
go to ttre bank
meet cLientg
write emails and letters
I
Ieave work
have dirlner vrith mY family
lO:OO (4)
I1:3O go to bed
e Nowlookattheaudioscriptandcheckyouranswers'
el a YouareDanny.Lookatihenotesin
exerciserb againandanswerthequestions'
Whendoyougetup?
I qet up at halfpastseven.
r Whatdoyoudoatquarterto eight?
z Whendoyougotowork?
3 Whatdoyoudoatquarterpasttwetve?
4 Wheredoyouhavelunch?
5 WhendoyouhaveLunch?
6 Whatdo youdo in the evening?
7 Whatdo youdo at ten o'clock?
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6:3O
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read
meet
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have a wash
( 1 ) rvith mJr wife and
8 Whendoyougoto bed?
12.
b YouareDanny.Writeshortanswers.
Doyouhavebreakfastathalfpasteight?
No,I don'!.
1Doyouhavebreakfastina hotel?
2 Areyoua hoteldirector?
3 Doyou havea family?
4 Doyouhavelunchin a restaurant?
5 Doyouleaveworkatsixo'clock?
Grammar I PresentSimpte: tlyoulwe
!! Choosethecorrectwordsin/talics.
Whendoyou(@sfdrfs work?
't Whatdoyouldoyoudolntheevenings?
2 | notldon'teaIbreakfastonSundays.
3 ArelDoyouliveina bighouse?
4 Whenyougoldo yougo to wotkl
5 DoyouworklWorkyouin a school?
6 Whendoyoufinishlfinishyouwotk?
7 | domeetlmeetmyfriendsforluncheveryday.
8 Wedon't90lto90to nightclubs.
fl WriL.questionsiortneanswers.6 Areyou32?
7 Doyougo to bedat eleveno'clock?
c Readthequestionsin exercises2aand2b
again.Writetrueanswersaboutyouinyour
notebook.
@l finOfivemoremistakesandcorrectthem.
Doyougetupearly?
No,|rcl!.
Whatdoyoudo inthemorning?
t s t e e p .
Getupyouat lunchtime?
N o ,l d o n ' t .l g e tu pi nt h e
evening.
So,whenyougo to work?
At eleveno'ctockin the evening.
Andwhenyoudo teavework?
I leaveworkat eighto'clockin
themorning.
Doyouworkin an office?
No,don't.
OK.Doyouworkin a schoot?
Yes,lwork.lworkin a schoolat
night.l'ma cleaner.
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6
7
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Vocabulary I hotidays
fl Completethetextwithwordsfromthebox.
finish getup guests have(xz)
holidayrep ffiays meet nightctub
play restaurant
6WeloveFunClubhotidavs.Wegoeveryyear!We
(r)_ newpeopleandwe(2)_ lotsof
fun.WeG)_ lateinthemorningsandhave
breakfastinthehotel(4)_. Wedon'ttatk
tothe(5) becausewedon'thaveany
problems!Afterbreakfastwegotothebeachorthe
swimmingpool.We(6)_ lunchthere,butwe
don'teata lot- justsomesandwichesorfruit.After
we(7)_ lunch,we(8)_ gameswith
theother(9)_ onthebeach.Intheevening
wegoto a Go)_ . lt'sfantasticlt
ItIE
Wheredo voulive?
I liveinSydney,Austratia.
1
lworkina hospital.
No,I'mnota doctor.I'ma cleaner.
I goto workat halfpasteight.
No.I don'thavelunchin Ihehospital.
I leaveworkat halfpastsix.
I go to a nightclubwith myfriendsin the evening.
HOw tO... I tatkaboutyourdaityroutine
13.
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Reading
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tf a neaOthetextquicklyandchoosethecorrect
wordsinltalrts.
Julianisa shopmdnagerIassistant.
r Heworksin anelectricalshoplabookshop'
2 Hegoesto workbybuslcar.
3 Heleavestheshop al5:15l5:3o.
I'ma shopassistantina bigelectricatshop.Myday
S!AI!9at halfpastsix,whenI setupandhavea
wash.lwashmyhair,too.ThenI havebreakfastat
quarterpastsevenandI leavehomeatquarterto
eight.lwalktothebusstopandlwaitforthebus'
TheshopopensathaLfpasteightandI startwork.
IworkintheetectricalpartoftheshopandI sell
TVs,DVDSandmusicsystems.I likemyjob.lt's
interestlngandItalktoa Lotofpeople.I haveLunch
athaLfpasttwelveandI leaveworkathatfpastfive.
I usuallyplayfootballwithfriendsforaboutanhour.
I havedinneratseveno'ctockandIwatchTVorlisten
toCDsintheevening.lgo to bedateteveno'ctock.
b Readthetextagainandcompletethetabte.
6:3o Juliongetsupondhaso wash.
7.75
7t45
8:3o
72t30
5:30
7,OO
11:OO
Q neadthetextinexercise5andputthepicturesin
thecorrectorder.Thenusewordsfromthe boxto
labeIthepictures.
cookdinner havebreakfast go to bed
leavehome reada newspaper washhai+
A n B n c E D n E I F n
Vocabularf I verbs
fl neaOthetextin exercisel again.Underlinethe
fl a findeightmoreverbsfromthetextintheword
squareandwritethembelow()0s)
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S E W Y A N A
R W A 5 H L L
G A T V S F K
B I C P E G ]
Q T H A V E O
listen
7,
6
7
8
2
b Writeoneverbfromthewordsquarebefore
eachgroupofwords.
listento CDsltheradio
t -a wash/lunch/dinner
2 -home/work
3 - to people/onthephone
4 -your hair/yourclothes/yourcar
5 _ to bed/towork
washhair
DresentsimDleverbs.Thefirsttwoareunderlined.
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GfamfnarI PresentSimpte:helshelitlthey Gfammaf I PresentSimpte:questions
fl Completethetextwiththecorrectformofaverb fla lut tt'ewordsinthe.correctordertomake
fromthebox, questions.
day does Melanie'sstart Whattime ?
WhottimedoesMelanie'sdavstart?
r Where Melanie does work ?
dry finish getup go have leave
listen make not/get not/watch read
talk wash watch work
Melanie'sa hairdresser.Sheworksata filmstudio.
Metanie(1)_ ataboutsixo'clockinthe
morning.Shehastwochildrenandtheyalt
(2)_ breakfasttogetheratseveno'clock.
ThenMelanie6) _ homeathalfpastseven
andgoesto work.Atworkshe(4)_ and
G)_ theactors'hairaLlday.Herjobisn't
veryinteresting,buttheactorsareniceandthey
(6)_ to MeLanieabouttheirwork.
Sometimesintheafternoon,whenMelanieisn'tvery
busy,she(z)_ theactorsatwork.Metanie
(8)_ workathaLfpastfour,butshe
(9)_ homebeforesix.SheGo)_
dinnerforherchildrenandthenthey(1t _
to bedatabouthalfpasteight.Intheevening
Melanie(rz)_ thenewspaperor
(13)- to music.She(r+)- films
orTV.Shegoesto bedatabouteleveno'clock.
Metaniebchildren breakfast withher
nave Do (
wash Does herchildren'shair she
atwork ?
5 she work finish does When ?
4 Do talkto theactors Melanie ?
6 to bed thechitdren do Whattime eo ?
7 intheevening does Melanie What do ?
8 Whattime she to bed does so ?
b Answerthequestionsinexercise7a.
Melanie'sdavstartsataboutsixo'clock.
1
3
4
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7
8
Pronunciation I PresentSimpte-sendings
fl a Lookattheanswerstothequesiionsin
exercise6 andfind:
twoverbsthatendwiththe/z/ sound,e.g.listens.
twoverbsthatendwiththe/s/ sound,e.g.talks.
worKs
twoverbsthatendwiththe/Iz/ sound,e.g.washes.
I CorrectthesentencesaboutMelanie.
Melanieworksinashop.
Shedoesn'tworkin ashop.Sheworksinafilm
studio.
r Sheleaveshomeatquarterpasteight.
2 Shewatchesthehairdressersintheafternoon.
3 Shefinishesworkat halfpastsix.
4 Shemakesdinnerforherfriends.
j shegoesto bedataboutteno'clock.
b O" Listenandcheckyouranswers.
15.
l|!r
tf a Comptetethetable.Useadictionarytocheckfl a writetheoppositeadjective.
youranswer5.
r small
bad
Grammar I nounplurals
Singular Plural
1
2
3
4
5
7
8
9
10
aooresS
camera
drary
family
game
hotiday
car
scarf
suitcase
watch
wife
addresses
b completethesentences.Makethe nouns
pluraIandchangetheverbif necessary.
I haveoneverygoodcamera.
Weiqlq twoverygoodcameras.
r Shehasonehotidayayear.
They
year.
Hewantsto washthe
They
3 I likemyredandgreenscarf.
our redanogreen
0urfamilyworksintheshop.
young
usefuI
modern
b Nowcompletethesentenceswithanadjective
fromexerciseza.
A holidayrepisaqqedjob.
r Cubaisa smallcountry,butCanadais
2 Holidaysat the beacharevery
3 Myparentsaren't
forty-five.
. They'reonty
4 Kylielvlinogueisvery
5 Mobilephonesare
6 Mygrandfatheasclothesare
Voca,bula,ry I adjectives(1):colour,opinion
3
4
5
5
nice
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F
I
ugly
car.
to washthe
ourtwo- in
fl Usethectuestocompletethepuzzlewithcolours.
Clues
1 across thecolourofsharks
z down thecolouroftaxisinNewYork
waterina swimmingpoolisthiscolour
men'sshoesareoftenthiscolour
buttheyteoftenthiscolourtoo
Manchester[Jnited'scolour
weddingringsaresometimesthiscotour
What'sthe colourin l down?
theshop.
5 Writeyour
Writeyour
addresson theform.
on the
6 | usea deskdiaryaltthetime.
thetime.
7 Heplaysa gameoftenniseveryweek.
threeorfour
oftenniseveryweek.
8 lvlybrother'swifeisAmerican.
N4ybrothers'
American.
I alwaystakeonesuitcaseon holida,.
Wealways- two
on holiday.
10 There'sa nicewatchin thatshop.
a lot of nice
a L loesK
They
3 across
4 across
5 across
6 down
7 across
There
inthatshop.
16.
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Gfammaf I this,that,these,thosefl CompletethediaLoguewiththequestionsin
inion fl a Uut.hthepictureswiththequestions.
exercrse4a.
1 What'sthis?
2 What'sthat?
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3 Whatarethese?
4 Whatarethose?
ctrve
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tours.
lour
olour
Hello.Youhavesomenicethinss.
What's this? E'svety UE.
Thebook?lt'sa dictionarV,a Spanishdictionary.
Oh,I thinkmyniecewantsto studySpanish.
u/ ?They'rereallynice.
They?ewatches.
N4m,Lovely.(2)
That'sa bag.lt'smyoldworkbag.
lVlm,it isveryold,isn'tit?Andit'sveryglgg!,
too.
Yes,but it'sveryuseful.
lvlaybe.And(3)
Theylebelts.
O h v a < h ' , r r h o u . r o h ^ r r i h l a l
Doyouthinkso?Peopleusualtylikethem!
Oh,dothey?ldon't,sorry.
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Br
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t4b lJsewordstromthe boxto answerthe
questionsinexercise4a.
modern otd-fashioned pretty ugly
@l a fookuttheunderlinedwordsin thedialogue
inexercise5.Findwordswiththesamesound.
this(lrl):things, tt
these(/i:/):
I
2
3
4
Thisis o prettvscarf.
b l, z Listenandchecl<youranswers.
17.
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oesometimesqoesto thecin
r never/afterwork
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C Lookatthetableandwritethe namesof the
peopleunderthePictures.
fl a Lookatthetablein exercise1again'correct
thesentencesaboutLynnandTracy'
Tracvnevercooksintheevening'
El a Readthetextquickty.Thentookatthetabtein
exercisel again.Whoisthetextabout?
Joen Lynnn lracy[_i
6 Howdo I retaxin the evening?Well,I ql@4 gofor
a walkafterwork.I sit at a deskalldayandI wantt0
getsomeexercise'Thenlgo homeandI t1)-
go on Facebookandreadaboutmyfriends'I like
films,so I (z)'- goto the cinemaandI G) -
stayat homeandwatcha DVD.| (4)- readthe
newspaperor a book.But,you know,| (s)-
loorl'rion't tltecooking.t
rr
b Nowcomptetethetextwithadverbsof
frequency.
racvoccasionallvcooksintheevenino'
r TracyoftenListensto musicintheevening'
2 Lynnneverwatchesa DVDin the evenlng'
3 Lynnalwaysgoesto the gymin the evening'
4 Tracyoftengoestothecinemaintheevening'
5 Tracysometimesgoestothegymintheevening'
6 Lynnusuallygoesforawalkintheevening'
b NowlookattheinformationaboutJoeand
writesentences.Useadverbsof frequency'
sometlmes/withfriends
z always/inbed
3 usually/intheevening
4 often/afterdinner
5 always/athome
loe. Tracv
t= never / = occasionally// = sometimes
/// =otten //// =usrall{ !=atways
goto the cinema
6 occasionally/inthe Park
18.
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Vocabular$ | activities
he onWednesday
evenIngs.
I always_ at lunchtime
on Fridayso I haveenoughfoodfor
theweekend.
Mygrandparentssometimes
intheparkto getsome
a bool( a concert a sandwich
a watk aneveningctass
myshopping ourhomework
running the cinema the-gyffi
the lnternet
b Comptetethe sentenceswiththe
correctform of a phrasefrom
exercise4a.
rsua.lyoo Io lhe ovm in the sporls
centreonTuesdayevenings.
1 MrsRichardsoften_ for
lunchon Mondays.
z Weusually- whenwe
gethornefromschooL.Thenwe can
bereadyforschoolthenextday!
f ionatha'randKa'e't-
togetherat the sportscentreon
Thursdayevening.
4 Timwantsto LearnSpanishso
retired,but I havea lot of friendsand I do a lot
duringthe week.I go swimmingin the morning
on Mondays,Wednesdaysand Fridays,andI
alwaysgo for a tongwalkwithfriendson the
beachon Sundays.Afterthe walkwe havelunch
- usuallya barbecue.OnTuesdayandThursday
morningsI go to the gym andon Thursday
eveningsI usuallygo to a concertwithfriends.
On FridayeveningsI go on Facebookandread
aboutmy friendsall overthe world,(it'sFriday
eveningnow).I go shoppingon Saturday
mornings,then I stayat homeand relax- I read
a booko. watcha DVD,
b Readthetextagain.Completelvan'sdiarywiththe
correctactivitiesfrornthelistinexercisesa.
doesn't lvando?
go for a walk
goon Facebook
go runnrng
goshopping
goswimming
goto a concerl
gotoaneveningclass n
gotothegym tr
havelunchwithfriendsE
readabook tr
watchaDVD tr
n
tr
n
n
!
tr
exerctSe.
Myfriendsatlreallyenjoymusic,
sowe try to
weeKeno.
every
on Fridayevenings.
I always_ for ten
minutesin my[unchbreakto check
myemailsandreadthenews.
lMybrotherusually in
bed.lt helpshimto reLaxat theendof
tneoay.
a .m .
8 Friday
I LucyandI likegoodfilmssowe often p . m .
gy-e-sfv,,
6 Wednesday
Reading
@l a comptetethetabLewithwordsfrom fl a n"uOthetextaboutlvanquickLy.Whichtwoactivities
the box.
.., egq1q43l
p.m.
d o
go for
go
goon
goto thegym
have
read
1 0
a . m .
p.m.
a . m . p.m.
l0 Sunday
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6 chess
7 basketbatl
8rowing
9 runnrng
10 tennrs
Reading
2
3
4
5
6
7
I
9
10
iudo rowins
tennis running
cness lennls
yoga aeroblcs
running yoga
tennis aerobics
3 Wedo swimmingat theswimmingpooi.
4 lMybrotherdoesgamesonlineeveryevening.
Vocabularf I sportsandgames
I a tvtut.f'theactivitieswiththewords.
"Iz
1 Judo
2 skiing
3 cyclrng
4 windsurfing
5 yoga
b Writetheverbsforeachactivityin exercisera.
Usego,ployor do.
r do iudo
fl a neadthetextquicktyandchoosethebesttitte.
1
2
3
Famousbrothersandsisters
Famousfathersandsons
Famousfamilies
. lnspoftwehavethefamousfootballers'brothers
GaryandPhilNeville,andintennlsVoucan
find'lor,offrto,t sistens'forexampleSerena
andVenusWilliams,andAlonaandKaieryna
BondarenkoMichaelandRalfSchumacnerare
alsofamousfordrtvtngraclngcans
. lnsh0wbusinesseveryoneknowsJuliaB0befts'
Nota lotofpeopleknowherbrothefEfic'butne
alsoacis.KylieMinogueis a veryfamousstnger'
buthefsisterDaniiis alsofamousfofactlng
.nO,ingingThebrcthersJoelandEthanCoen
... nor'ndtort fortheinterestingfilmsihey
maketogether.
. Butit isn'tonlybrOthefsandsisterc'Some
i.inur, .nd daughtersanefamous'too For
example,actorKeithAllenandhisveryfamous
daughter,LilyAllen,thepopsrnger'
o
fla Und"rtin"theoddoneout.
do: aerobics
1 go: skiing
2 play: oance
3 do: basketbalt
4 go: skiing
5 play: basketball
b Findandunderlinethemistal(es.Thencorrect
them.
I do cvciinqeveryweekend,ao cvclino
r Wego danceeveryFridayevening.
2 Doyou playaerobics?
5 Theygo iudotwicea week.
20.
;
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!! Completethesentenceswithphrasesfrom
exercise3b.Usecor.
SerenaWilliamscanplaytenr6.
:. KylieMinogue
2MichaelSchumacher
sttitle.
b Readthetextagainandmatchthepeoplewith
theactivities.
1 SerenaandVenus a
williams-__-. b.
z juliaandEri(Roberts- c
3 TheNeviltebrothers d
4 MichaelandRatf e
Schumacher t
5 TheCoenbrothers
6 KylieandDaniiMinogue
Grammar I canlcon't
5
JuliaRoberts
EthanCoen
B:
A:
A:
B:
A:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
Ar
GaryNevilte
Goodmorning,MissRahdall.Letmeaskyoua
fewquestions.Wehaveaboutsixtychildrenhere
atlthetime.&4 youorganisegamesforsixty
children?
Yes,| (1)_. I dothatinmyiobnow.
0h,good.Andhowaboutyourskills?Canyou
sing?
Yes,| (2) singanddance.
| (3)- paint,butI candraw.
0K.Nowsports:wewantourorganisersto help
thechiLdrenlearnsports.
Well,lcanridea bikeandI (4)
playtennis.
Good.(S)_ youteachanyother
activities,forexample,judo?
No,notiudo,but| (6)_ teachaerobics.
(z)_ youplaytheguitar?
No,| (8)
Now,wehavechildrenfromothercountries.can
youspeakotherlanguages?
Yes,| (q)- speakGermanandspanish.
French?
No,| (ro)_ speakFrench.
0K.AndG1)_ youdrive?
Yes,l (12)_.
Thankyou,MissRandalt.That'sall fornow.
Gl gf
"
Listentothedialogue.Listenforthe
pronunciationof canandcan't.Iick (/) the
correctcolumn.
Canyouorganise...?
1 Y e s ,l c a n .
2 Yes,I cansing...
3 | can'tpaint...
4 ...I canplaytennis.
5 Canyouteach...?
6 | canteachaerobics.
7 Canyouplaythe guitar?
8 No,lcan't.
9 Yes,I canspeakGerman...
10 No,I can'tspeakFrench.
rr Andcanyoudrive?
12 Yes,I can.
act.
srng.
playtennis.
playfootball.
driveracingcars.
makegoodfilms.
fla completethediatoguewithconotcon't,
B:
/a/ /e/ /o|/
n v n
n n n
n t r t r
n n n
t r n n
t r n n
t r n n
n n n
n n n
D t r t r
t r n r
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n t r t r
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b Lookatthedialoguein exercise5aagain.
WritesentencesaboutwhatMissRandallcanand
can'tdo.
(sing/dance)
Shecansinqanddance.
(paint/draw)
'he can'tpaint,but shecandraw.
r (ridea bike/playtennis)
z (teachjudo/aerobics)
3 fulay/guitar)
4 (speakGerman/ Spanish/ French)
s (drive)
Pronunciation I lal,lel,la:l
21.
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r-t
Reading
tf a neaAthetextquicklyandmatchtheheadingsfl CompLetethetabtewiththenumbersfromthetext
(a-c)with paragraphsr-3.
a Whomakesmobilephones?
b Whatcanmobilephonesdo?
c WhousesmobiLephones?
in exercise1a.Writethemasnumbersandwords.
uxernbourgisa smallcountryltonlyhas487,751
people.Butithas432,400mobilephones 88percent
of the peoplehavephones.That meansalmoslallthe
people,inciudingsmdlchildren,havemobiles.Chinahasa
lot of peopleand 55 percentof them havemobilephones-
but that'sabout738 millionphonesl
@ Hundredsof companiesmakemobilephones,but thereare
oniythreereallybig ones.Nokiamakesabout35 percent
of the wodd'sphones.Samsungmakes20 percentand LG
makesabout 10 percent.
@Al mobilephonescan makephonecallsand sendtext
messages,But thesedaysabout22 percen'tof mobile
phonesare 'smarl phones'- theycan usethe Internet,
send photosand emailsand tellyouwhereyou are. 2 Howmanystudentsarethereinyourclass?
b Readthetextagainandcompletethe
sentenceswithnumbers.
LGmakesabout!q percentoftheworLd'sphones.
3 Howmanypeopleliveinyourtown/city?
4 Howmanypeoplelivein yourcountry?
Thereare_ mobilephonesin
LUXemDOUrg.
About percentofChinesepeoptehave
5 Howmanypagesaretherein this book?
mobitephones.
China.
Nokiamakesabout_ percentof the
world'smobilephones.
About- percentof mobilephonesare
'smartphones'.
Vocabular] | numbers
-
!
5
=
tr
n
tr
fourhundredandeightyseven
thousand,sevenhundredand
fifty-one
fl Answerthequestions.Writenumbersandwords.
Howoldisyourteacher?
u fthirtv-fourl
1 Howold areyou?
millionmobilephonesin Pronunciation I wordstress
Qla tls Listenandunderlinethemainstress.
four!99!
r fody
2 fifteen
3 fifty
4 eighty
5 eighteen
22.
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b*? * Listenandtick(/) thesentences
younear.
a I'mfifteenyearsold. !
b l'mfiftyyearsold. Z
1 a That's$18.90. n
b That's$80.19. tr
2 a Ouraddressis17GroveRoad. n
b ouraddressis70Grovenoad. E
3 a lt costs€14.4o. E
b lt costs€40.14. n
4 a WehavesixteenDVDs. n
b WehavesixtyDVDS. tr
A:
B:
B:
B:
A:
b
A:
B:
A:
B:
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A:
B:
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lr,,"r, Oon.
rnonenumberl
fl finAfivemoremistakesandcorrectthem.
Hetlo.
Hello.CanI speakql Clare
Higgins?
I'mafraidsheisn'ttheretoday.
Canlmakea message?
Yes.Canyouspeakherto cali
ErikLangleyat the bank?
Ofcoufse.Whatareyournumber?
I am o2o995433o1.
0K.Goodbye.
Bye.
B:
to
7 _
2
3 _
4 _
5 _fl a Covertheaudioscript.Completethedialogue.
Hetlo.DavisandDavis.
Goodafternoon.Can/ speakfo Michael
Jenkins?
A: l'mafraidhe'snot heretoday.Can| (1)
message?
B: Yes.Canyou(2)- himto phoneDrGupta?
IHr-
0f course.What'syourG) ?
lI's 894 77o1,.
DrGupta,8g4TT0LAnythingelse?
Yes,canyouaskhimto (4)- afterhalfpast
four?
Ofcourse.
Thanks.Bye.
Goodbye.
il - Listenand checkyour answers.
Lisfgning
El a {1'' Covertheaudioscript.Listentothree
phonecattsandnumberthem1-3.
a messageonananswerphonen
a phonecatltoanoffice I
avoicemailmessage E
b Listenagainandcomptetethemessages.
3,^ r t'{'} a ,'aa'
Caller: L|^cY
Phonenumber__-__-
Message:
carll her lhis
arllert.oorr ar$Fev
EOw to... I usethephone;takeandleave
amessage
AUDIOSCRIPT
ThankyouforcallingyourTel'callvoicemaiIservice.
Youhaveonemessage.
HiDaniel,it'sLucy.Canyoucatlmethisafternoonafter
twentypasttwo?Mynumber'so94o48832.Thanks.
Thisis Philandlsabel'sphone.We'renothereatthe
moment,sop{easeleavea messagewithyourname
andnumberafterthetone.
Phil?lt'sFiona.I can'tseeyoutomorrowbecause
there'sanimportantmeetingat myofflce.How
abouttenpastsevenon Friday?YoucancalLmeon
0991344562.
Hello.DavisandDavis.
coodafternoon.CanI speakto MichaelJenkins?
l'mafraidhe'snotheretoday.canltakea message?
Yes.Canyouaskhimto phoneDrGupta?
Ofcourse.What'syournumber?
It's894t7or.
U Gupla,89477or.Anythingetse?
Yes,canyouaskhimto callafterhalfpastfour?
Ofcourse.
Thanks.Bye.
Goodbye.
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Grammar
Subject Pronouns
6
to be
MybrotherworksinanofficeinLondon'dq'sa
computerProgrammer.
1ourmotherisaverygoodcook'- cooksFrench
andltalianfood.
2 MyfriendsandI lovetennis.- playit everyweek'
MyuncleandauntliveinCanada.- havean
apartrnentinVancouver.
Threeofusareatschooltogether'[4ysistersareIn
Year4,but-'m inYear5.
I gotoaerobicsoncea week.-'s goodfun'
ThenewStarfrekfilmisonatthecinema'Do-
wantto comeandseeitwithme?
morning?(Susan/
i she- fromPoland.
b Lookatexercisezaagainandmatchthequestions
withtheanswers.
Possessive
's a,rrdPossessive
adjectives
fl Choosethecorrectwordsinifdlics'
ls DavidyoulQ@son?
1 'ExcusemiareyouMarios'/Mdrldbcousin?"No'I'm
hislherhusband.'
z lsElizabeththeir/their'sgrandmother?
3 l'mfromEnglandandmf/ourwifeisfromScotland
4 Greg'sa lawyerbuthis/theirsonsareactors'
5 wete canadianbutmyIour parcnlsare?romTurkey'
6 ls lhisWilliamslwilliomlscoatl
7 MysisterandI livewithwe/ourgrandfather'
8 Doyoutikeme/mYnewlvlP3Ptayer?
Present SimPIe and adverbs
frequency
tl Comptetethesentenceswithsubiectpronouns' fl comptetethesentenceswiththecorrect
formoftheverbinbrackets.Puttheadverb
fl a Comptetethequestionsandanswerswiththe
correctformof fo be.
r Where! shefrom?
: Howold- You?
3 What- it?
4 Who-- he?
5 .- Youmarried?
6 -sheastudent?
7 .- heRussian? |
8 - theyfromChile?
9 Where- SdoPaulo?
10 What- they?
D
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No,l_- not.
It-a mobilePhone.
Yes,she-.
He- Barackobama.
No,they-.
They- mobilePhones
It- in Brazil.
I nineteen.
inthecorrectPlace.
Juliaoftenwatchestelevisionin theevening'
(often/watch)
V,lhattirr|edo vouusuollvstartworkinthe
morning?(you/usuallY/start)
1 Mysister i n a
restaurant.(sometimes/work)
2 David-.--......'-.-to work'
(never/walk)
3 Where lunch?
0ohn/usuattY/have)
4 MrsDawson
swimming.(occasionatly/go)
Thechitdren
hercaronSaturdaY
always/wash)
to school
attheweekend.(not/go)
Mymother
(not/live)
inthecity.
We verybusyinthis
shop.(often/be)
Present simple anl'idalan
fl Comptetethephraseswithaoran'Then
makequestionS.
she/live/inq bigcity?
Doesshelivein a bia citv?
r he/often/stay/in- hotet?
z you/have/-breakatlunchtime?
3 yourparents/have/-holidayeveryyear?
4 you/work/in- office?
5 he/be/- student?
5 they/have/- unemPloYedson?
7 she/work/in- famousrestaurant?
I you/have/-iPod?
24.
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itv.
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this, that,these, those you/dojudo?(/)
a DVDplayer/sendemails?(,9
Vocabulary
fl a rick(/) thecorlectbox.
doctor
1 daughters
2 leave
3 Invent
4 getup
5 chef
5 play
7 horrible
8 uncle
g prerry
job famity
Z N
t r n
t r t r
t r t r
n n
n t r
n n
n t r
n t r
t r t r
verb adiective
t r n
n t r
n n
n n
t r T
T N
n n
n t r
t r n
t r n
b Completethesentenceswithwordsfrom
exerctse94.
Amyworksina restaurant.Sheisaqtqi
1 t m a . I workina hospitat.
3
4
5
Myfatheasbrolherismy_
Wehavetwo_, KimandJo.
Janeandfvlaryarevery girls.
We_ workatsixo'clock
Whattimedoyou_ inthe
morning?
lwanttoworkinathemeparkand
newrides.
8 Wesometimes- tennison
Wednesdayafternoon.
9 Don'tbuythatcoat.lt's_ |
fl Writethepluralformofthenounsinthecorrect
column.Therearetwonounsineachcolumn.
anlcan't
fl tr,tatequestionsandanswerswithcan/can't.
you/playtennis?(/)
At Canvouplavtennis?
Bt Yes,I can-
Darius/speakFrench?(,Y)
At CanDariussDeokFrench?
B. No,hecan't.
r you/sing?(/)
yourhusband/cook?(19
she/speakSpanishandPortuguese?(/)
fl Choosethecorrectanswer.
! ismynewwatch.Doyoutikeit?
A These B This C Those
1 Lookattheshopwindowoverthere.lsn't a
beautifuIcoat?
A this B those C that
Gotoyourroomandputall_ booksawaynow!
A those B these C this
Look!_ isthenewJamesBondDVD.lt'srealty
exciting.
A Those B This C These
Ohyukl_ sandwichesarehorrible'
A This B That C These
Noun plurals
Add -s Add -es Remove
-f, add
-ves
Remove
-y, add
-ies
lrregutar
: ld ress
:'JOk
:-ild
:-:y
gdme
aatcn
books
addresses
Slil matchtheactivitieswiththepraces.
1 seea fllm-- a gvm
z dance
b concerthall
3 s u n b a t h e c c i q e m a
4 buythings
5 go for a walk
6 havedinner
7 listento livemusic
8 do aerobics
9 watchTV
10 learnEnglish
d beach
e restaurant
f schoot
g home
n parK
i shop
i nightclub
25.
tl a neadth"textquicktyandchoosethebesttitte. fl a Undertineatlthefoodwordsinthetext.Then
writethemin thetable.
Read,ing
1
2
A, Whg!
B: Most
Gfammaf I countabteanduncountablenouns
Countabte Uncountabte
pizzos
b Nowwritethewordsfromtheboxinthetable
above.
banana beans bread burger hotdog
potato rice tea water
El Choosethecorrectwordsinitolics.
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( € /
:.7
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Howto cookpizza
Thestoryofpizza
PizzaintheUSA
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I dtink(olototlmany mrlkevervoay.
1 Milkisn'tloren'texpensive.
2 | don'tdrinkmrchlmanyorangeiuice.
3 Howmuchlmanyburgersarethere?
4 Potatoeslslareeasytocook.
5 Peoplesaysugarislarebadforyou.
6 DoEnglishpeopledrinkalotoflmanytea?
7 HowmuchlmanybreaddoYouwant?
8 lthinkmineralwateris/dreveryboring.
9 Doyoudrinka lotoflmanywalet?
rc HowmuchfmanyappleshaveYougot?
b Readthetextagainandcomptetethe
questionsandanswers.
do mostpizzashave?
pizzashave(r)
^ $ 9 ^ !
a
1 o - 1 . q
o { o . - o
o - O 6-'.'^t,
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A: [2)
B: lt'sb)
Ar Howmanypizza(4)
USgot?
TheUShasgot (5)
a pizzetia?
restaurant.I
B:
Whereisthe(6)
restaurant?
Mitlions of people love p@. There are so manv
differenit!?es! Most pizzashave tomatoes and cheese,
but there are more than a hundred qther things You
can put on a pizzal SarrLepeople like them with beef or
cfucken,some with seafood,otherslike pineappleon
thet pizzas!Which q?e do You like?
People like pizzas because theY come in manY different
sizes.You can get abig pizzaot b:6i{a small pieceif
you are not very hungry. You can eat them in a normal
restaurant or a special plzza @stau: :nl h Pizzet'.a)'You
can eat them in the street, or You can phone a takeawaY
and they bdng a hot pizzato Your house in a box. There
are thousandsand thousandsofpiza restaurantsall over
the world. In the US there are mote than 100'000! But
whete does pizza come from?
We1l,the originalphza restaurantis in Naples,ItalY lts
narne is AnticaPbzeriaPod'Alba lt is 200 Yearsold
and, of course, lhey cook theft plzzas the old Italian waY'
It's still open and You can go in there todaY and eqioY a
fanlasllj'cpizza. Vocabulary I food
fl a rindandcircleeightmorefoodanddrink
wordsinthewordchain.Thenwritethembelow.
t ^
6 ' 9
3
5
7
IIt'sin (Z)
hasthe
26.
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b Usewordsfromexercise4atowritelabelsfor
thepictures.
Grammar I muchlmanylalotof
fl a neaOtheinformationaboutAnaandKarimand
decideif these statementsare true
Anaeatsa lot of pork.
1 Shedoesn'teatmanypotatoes.
2 5hedoesn'teata lot of flsh.
3 Karimeatsa lot of beefandlamb
4 Hedoesn'teatmuchfruit.
5 Hedoesn'teatmanyvegetables.
(T)or false(F).
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tr
4na /|(.s frztit, r,:ce, pasta anl
s.af<',c'J. She J<>eSn 1 /;(e meal
,cr ve3etal/eS .
kain /it<zs nea-1
doesn'+ /ike +ish,
and vzgzlah/es. He
app/zs ar f,ananas
b Wholikesthesethings?WriteA forAnaorK
forKarim.
carrots
r watermelons
3 chicken
4 hotdogs
5 bananas
6 burgers
7 potaloes
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2 Howmuch
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b bananasdo youeat?
j Doyoudrinka totof
4 ldon'teatmany
j Shedoesn'teat
6 | usuallybuya lot
I Writequestions withHowmucho( Howmony.
Thenwriteanswersthataretrueforyou.
apples/you/eat/everyweek?
Howmanvopplesdo voueatevervweek?
t eatthreeapplesevervweek.
r rice/you/buy/atthesupermarket?
2 water/you/drink/everyday?
3 oranges/you/buy/atthemarket?
r bananas/yourfamity/eat/everyweek?
; coffee/you/drink/attheweekend?
c burgers.
d tea?
e coffeedo youdrink?
f muchseafood.
il
7 . " :
6 :urgers/you/eat/everyweek?
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I eeopleintheUKrecycleabout40percentoftheirrubbish
. reveryyeat
!l w" cunrecycleabout60percentoftherubbishinourb ns:wecan
':. recycleallglassbottlesandjars,paperbags,boxesandpackets'
' Wecan'tusuallyrecycleplasticbagsorluicecartons
AfarnilyintheUKusesabout500glassbottlesandjarseveryyear'
Wecanuseglassagainandagainandagain!
A recycledcanispartofanewcaninsixweeksl
Wereadandrecycleabout38kgofnewspaperseveryyear'
Wecanevenrecycleouroldmobilephones
so do you recycte?stort recyctingondgo green!
I a neadthetextquickly.Wherecanyouseethis Vocabular/ | containers
l(indof text?
r i n a b o o k n
z ina magazineE
3 ona carton D
b Readthetextagain.Whichfactanswerseach
question?Writethe number.
Howmanynewspapersdowereadeveryyear?{
1 canwerecyctefruitjuicecartons?-
2 lsglassuseful?-
3 HowmuchrubbishdopeopleintheUKrecycte
everyyear?-
4 Canwerecycleotherthings,i'e.notbotttes,iars
orothercontainers?-
5 Howmanygtassbottlesandiarsdoweuse
everyyear?-
6 Canwerecy(leplasticbags?-
fl Usecontainerwordsto writelabelsforthepicture'
@_ @_
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i'r{ l GL--
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fl a euttt'elettersinthecorrectordertofl Comptetethedialoguewitha/an,someor any andthe
correctformof thewordsin brackets.
A: Let'swriteourshoppinglistforthesupermarket.
B: 0K.I thinkweneedsomemineralwater
(mineralwater).
3 C O R A N T A: No,we don'tneedG)
4 B U T E
(mineralwater).Wehavesixbotttes.Wehave
5 T E K C A P
6 G A B
(z) (lamb)and(r)
(driedfruit).Whydon'twe havea lambandpotato
baketonight?
0K. Dowe have(4)
2 O X B
7 A R J
b Comptetethephraseswithcontainer
words.
a Ogqof rice/potatoes
writecontainerwords.
NAC con.
1 T O T L E B
3 a
4 a
5 a
6 a
B:
A:
biscuitsontheshoppinglistl
Pronunciation I lel andl,tl
(potato)?
No,we don'1.CanVougetsome?0h. get
(chocolate)for mymother,too.
A nicebigbox,ptease.Doyouhave
(money)?
B: Well,I don'thave(Z) (cash),but
I have(8) (creditcard).
0K. Doyouwanta cupof coffeebeforeyougo?
Yes,please!Andcanlhave (9)
(biscuit),too?Justone!
A: No,we don'thave(ro) (biscuit).Put
(5/
(6)of coffee/maplesyrup
otwater/milk
of eggs/chocolates
of cola/tomatoes
of fruitiuice/mitk
of toothpaste/tomatopaste
A:
B :
t! Writethelistofingredientsforlamband
potatobake.Usea orsomeanda wordfrom
thebox.
canoftomatoes eaffgts driedfruit
lamb nuts potato(1) salt
I a _of bis(uils/crisps
Grammar I alan,someandony
7 somecarrots
6
7
4
fl a Underlinethesyllableswithla'l basta)andI
(some)inthesewords.Thenwritethewordsinthetable.
businessman carrot grandparents hungry
taptop money nightclub package programme
sunbathe Sunday unemployed
tel
businessman
b i|.r Listenandcheckvouranswers.
VOCabular$ | adjectives(z):feetings
fl matchtt'eadjectiveswiththedescriptions.
r hungryl a
2 healthy
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b
3 f i t
4 tired c
5 thirsty d
6 unhealthy e
Youfeelthiswhenyouwanttosteep.
Youarethiswhenyoueatanddrink
thewrongthings.
Youfeelthiswhenyouwantto eat.
Youfeelthiswhenyouwanttodrink.
Youarethiswhenyoueatanddrink
therightthings.
Youarethiswhenyourbodyisin
goodcondition.
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AUDIOSCRIPT
superPizza:Hello,SuPerPizza.
Marisa: Hi.Howmuchisa largebeefandtomato
Pizza,Please?
SuperPizza:That'seighteurosninety-five'
Marisa: oK.Doyouhavea seafoodandpineappLe
pizza?
SuperPizza:Yes.
Marisa: Howmuchisa largeone?
SuperPizza:EighteurosfiftY.
Marisa: Fine.I'dlikea Largeseafoodandpineapple
pizza.
SuperPizza:AnYsideorders?
Marisa: Howmuchisa smalltomatosalad?
SuperPizza:Twoeurosforty-flve.Anda largetomato
saladisthreeeuros.
Marisa:
SuperPizza:
Marisa:
SuperPizza:
A smalttomatosalad,please.Whatabout
coffee?
A smallcupof coffeeistwoeurosanda
largecoffeeistwoeurosseventy'five'
A smallcoffee,Ptease
Right.A largeseafoodandpineapple
pizza,a smaLltomatosatadanda smaLt
cupof coffee.
Marisa: Howmuchisthat?
SuperPizza:That'stwelveeurosninety-five'
Marisa: CanI PaYbYcreditcard?
SuperPizza:Yes,of course.
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cheeseand tomato
beefand tomato
seafoodand PineaPPle
vegetarian
SIDEOROERS
fries
tomato salad
seafoodsalad
DRIiIKS
mineralwaler
coffee
cola
orangejuice
e2.25 €3.35
c2.45 2)-
.€3.00 €3.99
€1.25 €2'15
.F)- (4)-
€1.95 €2.35
8.25 €3 95
small
c5.95
€a.25
€750
€7.25
large
€6.95
€8.50
€9.95
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We acceptatliaior credit cardsor vou canpaY cashon deliverv
Ela Lookatthemenuandwritequestionsforthe
an5wer5.
It's€8.5o.
It's€3.oo.
It's€8.25.
b Lookat the menuagainand matchthe
questionswiththeanswers.
. n^ v^ll h^vc n177as? a1 DoyouhavePizzas?
2 CanI PaYbYcredit
card?
Howmuchisa large
coffee?
Doyouhaveburgers?
Anythingtodrink?
Anysideorders?
Yes,ld Likea
mineralwater.
No,wedon't.
Yes,youcan.
It's€2.75.
Yes,[argefries,
ptease.
Yes,wedo.
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[fa i]" covertheaudioscript'Listentothe
phonecallandanswerthequestions'
1 DoesMarisaordet a Pizza?
2 Doessheordera drink?
3 HowdoesMarisaPaYfor the food?
b Listenagain.WhatexactlydoesMarisaorder?
Howmuchdoesit cost?Completethenotes'
c Listenagainandcomptetethe pricesonthe
menuatthetoPofthePage.
It's€5.95.
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b YouareJanine.ThewaitressaslGyouabout
yourorder.Replacethewordsin bracketswithan
objectpronoun.Thencompletetheanswers.
Arethetwosmallpizzasfor(Alicia)her?
No,thev'refor them.
Eow to... I orderfoodina resrauranr
! Cnoosetnecorrectwordsin irdiks.
A: Hello,whatcanI getyoutoday?
B: l'dwant(@a burgeLplease.
Ar Smatlorlarge?
B: How(r)muchlmonyisthelargeburger?
A: lt's€6.95.
B: 0K,large,please.
A: Right.A largeburger.Anysideorders?
* (2)ArelDoyouhavefries?
A: No,wedon't.DoyouG)wantllikea salad?
B: OK.Asmatleggsatad.
Af Anythingto (D eotldrinkT
B: Yes,(5)I'llllAhavea largecota,please.
A: OK.
B: Howmuch(6)islorethat?
A: That's€13.35.
B: CanIpay () bylof creditcard?
Grammaf I objectpronouns
I a Vouarelanine.Youareina restaurantwith
somefriends.Readthenotesandwritelabelsfor
thepictures.Useobjectpronouns.
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Luvrchonder
Jc,nine: burqer o-ndlr"es
:onLne, Sieve clnd LL!c-lr3 c'q>s ol c-otee
?eter u bvrqer
A'"c-i.c,-,c! c,he€,5a sondwic-h c,vid cr bottle o{
- mLner& wo-tgr
Lirrrdcrcr,nd6ri<rf, srncJ reqetcLrrtL^ ?LzztLe
No,
2 Arethe threecupsof coffeefor (Peter)_ ?
No, _
3 ls the sandwichfor 0anine,SteveandLucy)
1 Arethe friesfor (LindaandErik) ?
N o ,
lstheburgerfor(Aticia)_ ?
No,
ls the bottteof mineralwaterfor (Lindaand Erik)
No,
ne
fl Rewritethesentences.Replacetheunderlined
expressionswithpronouns.
0urgrandmotherandsrandfatherlivewithIy
brothersandme.
Thevlive withus.
1 DannVlovesbabgl.
2 MvbovfriendandI don'tlikercql!.
Ourteachershelpmv classmatesandmewith
ournomeworK.
Mv parentsvisit mVgrandparentseverySaturday
afternoon.
5 MvbrothersandI ptayfootbaLlwithlqh!.
6 MrsFietduseshercomputereveryday.
DoVouandvourfriendswantto havelunchwith
mVfriendsandme?
DoesVourbrotherwantto takea photowithEy
mobilephone?
9 CanmvsisterandI staywithvouandvourfriends?
Doesvourgrandfatherknowhowto uselhg
computer?
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1anadvertaboutanapartmentforsate!
z anemailfromonefriendtoanothern
3 anemaittosomeonewhowantsto buyan
apartmentn
From: Jade
To: DannY
Aft ;;artment o0l ipg -
F,-*nu-+:i',t''##Jliil-l;1"';i;";;;;* t"'''''"1a't',"ffiff',I.'"riT'
*:;1i"r[i']t':tL*i*l*i$tl*,,,,ll u"ry small- I don'twantto,'i
r""., urt i,t
t,m,*""i""1""""1,i113'i1"il'i;"; sardenora
--!:^ !1,,r I love lf.
:r teachersareall
Theschoolis greatbndthe
lll,t",rr. t wantto see
:{"illllil',1:l$ff?:ilfl::-"
b Readthetextagain,Whichphoto(1-2)and
floorplan(A-B)doesit describe?
c Readthetextagainanddecideifthese
statementsaretrue(T)or false(F).
Thereisa photowiththeemait.
1 Jadelivesinanunusuatapartmentbtock.
z Shehasa largeapartment.
3 Herapartmenthasa diningroom.
4 Shedoesn'twantto livethere.
5 5heisa teacherina school.
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fl a Underlinethesewordsinthetext.Thefirstone
isunderlined.
1 onewordforatypeofhome
z fivewordsforrooms
3 fourwordsforotherparts/featuresofa home
b Usethewordsfromexercise2ato compLete
thewordmap.Thenaddthewordsandphrases
fromthe box.
attic bathroom cellar centralheating
detachedhouse doubleglazing garage
solarpanels study terrace
terracedhouse viLla
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fl Comptetethesentenceswiththecorrectformof flWritesentencesaboutyourhome.Usethewords
Lifelong learning I Personatiseit!
in brackets.
{CDplayer)There'sa CDplaverin mv bedroom.
(batftoom)Thereoretwo bothroomsin mv
apartment.
1 (television)
Grammar I thereislthereare
thereislthereore.Usecontractedforms.
There'sa famouszooinBertin.
co Inourtown,
someinterestingthingsto
anyshopsnearhere?
a goodchinesetakeaway
U?xe Me t no
a (6)
5eb'texxlhe beAxoons. (7) a, Walg
3
-t Anna
'l'e
uni"texsiLghue u'r Gunaxg Ls gtetL
ha.,& o- bYd4 aPMtnulL M o' ex!
,.rusua, bui1/'ing m D*rmsta)'L There ore
t LnLol aPartmenbsut +*te bul"A)xg o'nd'
u) - a' nkz roolgafum
) - oLsoa garage {or cnrs undrx
ie-vaAag oh, anl"31- a cnl<'
n +!e bu;JA)ngtnot lhalc reA)'y good'buL
(+)- ar.gshoPs- I goirntotown
Ior lhe shoPs.
4 o+artrnentLs qui't'ebr4:,
tq G) - and'thues
in the centreof the city. (bedrooms)
a garagewiththe house,
bul lhere'sspaceoulsideforlwocars. (garage)
a gymnearhere?
a gardenwiththe (celtar)
aparlmenl.bul Ihereis a largeterrace.
anydetachedhousesin
5 (diningroom)
thispartofthetown,onlVterracedhouses.
onthevoicemail.
a messagefor Christine
a concertintheconcert
two bathroomsin the
6 (centratheating)
hallthisSaturday?
(garden)
house? 8 (study)
I LookatftoorplanA andcbmptetethetextwith 9 (attic)
thecorrectformof thereislthereareor thenames
of rooms. 10 (solarpanets)
1
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l
l
l
l
te
te
;es
)
rmm u,rit-l,ta bi4 (8) - ortr,si*z k' buL
to) a- dJnixq room Go) _-
iuu oood.an*al hetJtxg, uul (rd =-
''an'l nezd'
tng atx and)l)nnu g br^t we a
*'taL hzre - Es t'+suoJJ4quke' catA't
LOYO
Healhu
VOOabular$ | prepositionsofptace
fl Conectthe underlinedprepositions.Sometimes
morethanoneprepositionis possible.
f'dliketo haveavillalnlhesea.neor/nextto
r There'sa cellaronourhouse.
2 0ur apartmenthasa roofgardenunderit.
3 My hotelroomis nextto Vourroomandwe share
thebathroombehindourrooms.
4 Wehavea smalllibraryonourlivingroom.
Mygrandparentshavea housein the country
witha largegardenj1 it.
Therearetwo solarpanelsi! the roofof the
eco-villa.
We'reneighbours theirhouseis rightbetween
ours.
Theschoolisunderourhouse- it onlytakesme
fiveminutestowalkthere.
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Vocabularf, | furnitureandequipmentdescriptions.
fl Matchthewordsandphrasesintheboxwiththe
bed chair coffeetabte eoeker desk
fridge lamp sofa TV
Youcancookmealsonil.cooker
1 Youcanputdrinksonit.
2 Twoor threepeoplecansit on it.
3 Youcanwatchit.
4 Youcanputmilkinit.
5 Youcandoyourhomeworkonit.
6 YoucansLeepinit.
7 Onlyonepersoncansitonit.
8 Thisgivesyoulightwhenlt'sdark.
Grammar I havegot
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tf a, tvt"t.t'r-6 witha-f.Thenwritethefurniture
and equipmentbetow'
r washing--..- a board
z music b machine
3 micro c washer
4 CUp d wave
5 dish e tabLe
6 dining f system
7
2
washinomochine
b Usewordsfromexercise1ato writelabelsfor
thepictures. fl writesentenceswithhavelhasgot-Use
contractedforms.
Jenny/anapartmentinthecitY
lennv's QotanaDdrtmentin thecitv.
1 l/twobrothers
z they/aswimmingPool
3 Alvaro/aLaptopcomPuter
4 we/a newsofa
5 you/a phonemessage
6 l/threechiLdren
(f Writequestions(?)ornegativesentences(X)'Use
contractedformSinthe negativesentences.
I'vegota car.(l()
I hoven'toot a car.
Maria'sgota dictionary.(?)
HasMariaqot a dictionarY?
1 We'vegota bigkitchen.E)
z Yourgirlfriend'sgota goodiob.(?)
3 She'sgota mobilePhone.E)
4 They'vegot a microwave.(?)
cupboard
5 He'sgot a creditcard.(X)
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Use
fl writuquestionswithhoveihosgol. fhenwite
shortanswersthataretrueforyou.
yourtown/theatre?
Hasvourtownoot a theatre?
Yes,it has.
1 yourtown/ashoppingcentre?
2 yourtown/anairport?
I you/anychildren?
4 you/anybrothersorsisters?
b ListenagainandcompLetethesentenceswith
havelhasgot anda number.
Ihei(househosqotfourbedrooms.
SerenaandHarry
Serena
7
2
3
4
Harry computers.
DVDs.They
c Listenagainandanswerthequestions.Write
shortanswers.
HasSerenagotanapartmentinthecity?
No,shehasn't.
1 HaveSerenaandHarrygotanychildren?
z HasSerenagota car?
fl Writethreesentencesaboutyouandyourfamily
withhavegot andbrt. Usethefurnitureand
equipmentin exercisesl and2.
I've oot a cooker.but I hoven'toot a microwave.
Mv sister'soota washinamochine,butshe
hosn'taot a dishwosher.
7
3 Hasherhusbandgotacar?
4 HasSerenas housegola terrace)
5 Havetheygot a diningroom?
6 Havetheygota TV?
AUDIOSCRIPT
I liveina bighouseinthecountrywithmyhusband,
Halry.Thehousehasgotfourbedroomsanda big
garden.We'vegottwochildrenandthreecats.Theylove
thegarden.Theyplayin it everyday.Andwe'vegota
garage.I haven'tgota car,butmyhusbandhas.l'man
artistandI workat home.I useoneof thebedrooms.1t's
gota bigterrace.I cansitontheterraceinthesummer
andpaintthegarden- it'slovely.Harry'sgotthree
computers.Actually,he'sgotlotsof electronicthingsin
thehouse.He'sgota digitalcameraandhemakesDVD5.
lr lact.we'veeotfo"lyDVDsnow.lr theeveningswe
eatdinnerjnthekitchen- wehaven'tgota diningroom.
ThenwewatchTVinthelivingroom.
Pronunciation I ta,tandtot
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fl a L3
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Covertheaudioscript.ListentoSerena.
Wheredoesshelive?
correctpicture.
Listenandtick(/) the
Gl :;'. Listento theunderling!soundsinthese
wordsandtick(/) thecorrectcotumn.
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hqspital
pqcket
t4p
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packet
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tI a Completethecrosswordwithadiectivesand @l a I
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Listenandmarkthesyttablesinthese
places.Thenanswerthequestionbelow. words.Thenundertinethemainstress'
a/pq4/ment
bar/gain
1 countryside 5 mountain
2 complete 6 opinion
3 decide 7 tropicar
4 famous 8 viLlage
b Checkyouranswersin a dictionary.
c Nowcompletethetablewithwordsfrom
exerciseza.Listenagainif youwant.
Wordswithtwo
syllabtes
Wordswiththree
syltabtes
Stresson
rstsytlabte
Stresson
2ndsyllable
Stresson
1stsyltabte
Stresson
2ndsyltabte
bargain apoftment
) There'sa inmycountry- thereisn't
Clues
) NewYorkisa-- - millionsofpeoptelive
there.[6across]hdownl
anywaterinit.[8down][2down]
) TheNewForestisa-'- inthesouthof
England.[3across]14downl
) Kefaloniaisavery- - it hasa lotof
trees.[5across]hacrossl
) copacabanain RiodeJaneiroisavery--
- a lotofpeopLegothere.[9across][3down]
Oneadjectivefromthecrosswordisn'tintheclues'
Whichadjective?-
b Crossoutthe adiectivethatwedo notuseto
describeeachplace.
dangerous
hot
Grammar I modifiers(very,quite,really)
fl Writ.asentencewithyouropinionaboutthese
things.Usea modifierandtheadjectivegiven'
not/very quite really very
footbatl/exciting
Footbauisn'tvervexcitina.
1 themeparks/exciting
2 ourteacher/friendlY
3 tetevision/relaxing
4 mydiet/healthy
5 computergames/interesting
6 skiing/dangerous
7 burgers/unhealthy
nver:
desert:
mountain: friendly
ffioderfr wide
dry wel
high cold
noisy busy
huge high
low tropical
busy beautiful
dry smaLl
hot pretty
high hyc.
long green
1
4
7
8
9
10
city:
beacn:
island:
forest:
taKe:
hitt:
popular
oto
low
country: beautiful
river: wide
8 fleamarkets/boring
36.
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! Cnoor.anadjectivetodescribeeachpictureand
writea sentenceaboutitwiththe modifiersiven.
big famous healthy tall interesting
wide
theriver/very
Theriver is very wide.
thepoliceofficer'sjob/very
theEmpireStatebuitding/realty
the carlnotVery
BradPitt/very
chickenandpotatoes/quite
HOw tO.. . I tatkaboutwhereyoucome
from/[ive
4
5
6
El a {}'" covertheaudioscript.ListentoJohn
taLkingabouthiscityandanswerthequestions.
WhereisJohnfrom?
Edinburoh
1 WhereisEdinburgh?
2 WhathasEdinburghgot?
Whenis therean artsfestivalin Edinbureh?
WhichothercityisnearEdinburgh?
Whatlandscapesaretherenearthecity?
Doesjohn likeEdinburgh?Why?
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theseideas.Writethemln thetable.
c Listenandcheckyouranswers.
AUDIOSCRIPT
Hello,I'mJohn.I comefromScotlandandI livein
Edinburgh.That3a largecityjnthesouth,eastof
Scotland.Edinburghisa reallyinterestingcity.lt'sgota
lotof museums,theatresandrestaurants,andthere's
a famousartsfestivaleverysummerI alwaysgoto
thatwithmyfriends.EdinburghisquitenearGlasgow,
anotherhuge,interestingcity,andtherearesomelovely
lakesandmountainsnorthofthetwocities,inthecentre
ofScotland.I reallylikeEdinburghbecauseit'sa very
friendlyplaceandit'sa beautifulcity,buttherearealways
a lotoftouristsinthecityandit canbeverybusy.
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saywhereyoucome
from/live
I comefrom...
saywhat kindof ptace
it is andwhereit'snear
describethe landscape
grveyouroprnron
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Thenanswerthem.
there/supermarket/LakeRoad?
Wostherea suDermorketin LakeRoad?
No,therewasn't.TherewereshoPs.
what/there/thepark?
Whotwastherein theDork?
Therewerehousesin thePark.
1 there/factory/StationRoad?
2 what/there/GreenStreet?
3 there/nightclub/HarleYStreet?
4 there/apartments/StationRoad?
5 what/there/nextto the cinema?
6 what/there/inthe Park?
t! Lookatthemapsandwritesentencesabout
Summertownin1970.
ThereareofficesinGreenStreet.
Therewerehousesin GreenStreet.
1 There'sathemeParkin LakeRoad.
2 There'sa supermarketinLakeRoad.
3 Thereareapartmentsin StationRoad'
4 There'sa museumin StationRoad.
5 There'sa nightclubin HarleyStreet'
5 There'sa hotelin HarleyStreet.
7 There'sa sporlscenlreinthepark'
Summertownnow
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tr
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ldecidedto havea sandwichintheoffice,so
I stayedatworkatIunchtime.
Oh,I'vegota letterfroma companyinSpain.Can
youtranslateit forme?
I reattywantedtotalkto youyesterday.I phoned
youat8:3ointhemorning.
Yes,ofcourseI can.Whydon'tyoubringthe
Letterto methisevening?
oh,itwasa Lovetyday,solwaLkedto work
yesterday.lwasn'tathomeat8:30.
No,lvisitedmyfriendRosiein hospitalafter
work.WhatwastheProblemanYWaY?
Yes,it wasa niceday.I cattedyouagainat
lunchtime- I wantedtoaskyouto cometo tuncn
withme.
ThenI triedto catlyourofficeat5:30,butyou
weren'tthere.
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you
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GrammarI Pastsimpteofregutarverbs:
Positive
on Sundayafternoon.
I a UndertinealtthePastSimpleverbsinthe
afternoon- we werereallytiredin the eveningl
; Atlie
two daysago.
diatogueinexercise3.Donotunderlinewaslwere.
b Nowcompletethesentenceswiththe
underlinedverbsinexercise3.
'Where'sPeter?"1don'tknow.I call€dhismobilefive
minutesago,buttherewasnoanswer.'
forthreehoursyesterday
yesterday.
Whenwe wereinVenicelastyear,we
in a reatlyiuxurioushotet.
3 Weweren'tsurewhatto cookfordinner
yesterday,sowe to go out andhave
a ptzza.
Jackandl_ ourfriendsinSwitzerlandlast
weekend.ltwasinteresting,butverycotdthere!
to studyatOxfordUniversity,
buthermarksweren'tverygood.
5 We'vegotticketsfortheLadyGagaconcert!
thismorningandbookedthemover
thephone.
7 | realLy to learnallthesenewwords,
butI justcan'trememberthemal,,
fl nngieisa famoussinger.Lookat herdiaryfortast
weekandcompletethesentences.
Angievisitedthenewconcertholl.lastWednesday.
r She
r n t h e h | | c s t n n : t f r )
fifteenminutesfor (4)
_ from8:ooto (b)
. At homehe
H C
Intheevening,he
Pronunciation I PastsimpLeendings
HeG)
He(3)
He(s)
He(7)
)
tB)
(s)
(ro
fl a Lookutthetextin exercise6bandfind:
threeverbsthatendin /t/:
twoverbsthatendin /d/:
twoverbsthatendin lfil: started
LastFridayevening.
@! a CompletethetextaboutLuisa'sdaywiththe
PastSimpteformofverbsfromthe box.
cook help ptay relax start watk
watch work
Luisa'sdaystortedatB:ooa.m.yesterday.She
(r)_ to workat 9:ooandshe(2)
from9:3oto 4:3o.Thenshe(3)_ tennis
witha friendfrom4:joto5:30.Athomeshe
(4)_ dinnerforherfamilyandthenshe
G)_ hersonwithhisschoolwork.In
theevening,she(6)_ a DVDandshe
() _.
b Lookatthe notes.Comptetethetextabout
Warren'sday.
slarf - G:,50a.m.
walklo bvsstoy- 1:00
wail {or bug- 1:75to
'l:30
work - 8:00 to 1:00
reyaircars allAay
cook 4iooerlor hBlamily
stuAy- 1:30to 1:50
lislenlo mosic
Warren'sday
Warren'sdaystdrfedat6:30a.m.yesterday.
1$ 17 el^,.r,ij ro
1 1 1E plarytoofU"rll
wifh boys
(r'.+fevoo)
1? visif,.er,
cotce* hailj:OOg.v+
1 9
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l4 ge'Po"n^f
cotc<* ha'll 830 7.vt
2 1
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sqPe'r'.ra'kef
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o€cocevt Nifh
rriLe,4:00p.r.r.
::t
lastSaturdaymorning.
b 1r.s ListenandcheckVouranswers.
39.
Listening
.
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AUDIOSCRIPT
A: Hi,Louise.Howwasyourweekend?
B: Great!Wewentawayfortheweekend.
A:That'snice.Whereto?
B: Barcelona.Weflewouton Fridaymorningand
arrivedbackherelatetastnight.Weleft Barcelonaat
about8:ooyesterdayevening,sowehadthreedays
there.
Ar What'sBarceLonalike?
Br lt'sfantastic- reattybeautiful!Wesawsomelovely
otdbuildingsandvisitedmuseumsandanart
gallerythePicassoMuseum.lt'sgotlotsof paintings
fromwhenhewasyoung.
A: Wasthe weekendexpensive?
B: Welt,yes.Westayedin a goodhotelandweatein
quiteexpensiverestaurants.0n Saturdayevening
wemetsomeof Mike'sfriendsfordinner.Theytook
usto a fantasticrestaurantupinthehills,butit
wasn'tcheap!Weboughta fewthings,too- ina
hugedepartmentstoreinthecenlre-
A: Wastheweathergood?
B: No,it wasn't!lt raineda lotofthetime'sowespent
alldaySaturdayin museumsandlovelyindoor
markets.Butyesterdayafternoonwasnice,sowe
walkeda lot- wewentto a reaLtyinterestingpark'
ThearchitectGaudidesignedit.Youknow,weloved
the cityandwewantto go back.
arrive buy eat fly go have leave
love meet rain see spend stay take
visit watk
tla 9* covertheaudioscriptandlistentothe
conversation.Whatisit about?
1 a shortbreakata friend'shouse tr
2 a shortbreakinafamouscity n
3 avisitto anartgaltery I
b Lookattheaudioscriptandcirclefouror five
wordsandphrasesthathelpedyouchoosethe
answerin exercise1a.
fl Lirt"nagainanddecideifthestatementsare
true (T)or false(F).Thencorrectthe fatse
statements.
Theyhada greatweekend.E
1 LouiseandMikewereawayforfourdays.n
2 TheywenttotheSalvadorDaliMuseum.L-l
Theywentto afriend'shousefordinnEon
Saturdayevening.n
4 Theyspenta totofmoneY.[l
fl Comptetethephraseswithsomeoftheverbs
fromthebox.Youcanusesomeverbsmorethan
once.
lqyq acitybreak
1 _ fromanairport
z - earlyinthemorning
3 - inthecityatlunchtime
4 -inahotel
5 - sightseeing
6 _ museums
Z - roundthecity
8 - friends
9 _in a restaurant
10 - clothesandshoes
11 _ money
12-agoodtime
5 Theweatherwasgoodallweekend'n
40.
IttE
Gfammar I PastSimpte:irregularverbsVocabularf I ptacesinacity,shops
tl a writethePastSimpleformoftheverbsfrom fl Completethecrossword.
exercise3'inthetable.
Regutar lrregular
arrived bought
b Makesentences.Useverbsfromexercise4a.
we/lstanbul/z:oop.m.
Wearrivedin lnstanbulatz:oo p.m.
1 we/Bristolairport/Friday
2 we/greattime
3 we/cheaphotel/citycentre
4 Saturday/we/sightseeing
Across
1 Doctorsandnursesworkhere,
4 Youcandrink(andsometimeseat)here.
7 Youcanbuyallyourfoodanddrinkshere.
8 Youcanlookatpaintingshere.(zwords)
9 Anotherptaceto buythings,oftenoutside.
10 Youcanbuycoats,jacketsandscarveshere.
(2words)
11 Youcantakea busortrainfromhere.
Down
z Youcanlivehere.
3 A niceplaceforawaLk.(seephoto)
4 Youcanputyourmoneyhere,ortakemoneyout.
5 Peopleworkhere;theyproducethings.
6 Youcantookatoldthingshere.
8 Weoftenstartourholidayshere.
5 we/aLotofmuseumsandgalleries
6 we/roundthecity/afternoon
7 we/lovelyfishrestaurant/evening
8 we/someclothesandshoes
9 we/a lot of money
ro lastmonth/we/citybreak/lstanbul
41.
Reading
fl a Readthetextquicktyandanswerthequestion'
HowlongwasLewisandClark'sjourney?
Meriwetherkwis andWilliam Clark
arefamousAmericanexplorers'In 1804
PresidentThomasJeffersonwanteda map
of the westernUnitedStatesbecauseat
that time peopledidn't know the areawest
of the Mississippi River.Lewis and Clark
startedfrom StLouisat the end of 1804
with thirff men andanIndianwoman'
Sacagawea.The weatherwasvery bad
and it was diJficult to travel. They stayed
After the winter they travelled over the
RockyMountains.The Indianshelped
them find the PacificOceanat the end
of 1805.They discoveredmanynew
riversandmountainsandthey measured
everl.thing for their maps.They started
backat the start of 1806andthey finished
their journey at the end of the year'
They travelled12,900kiiometresand
discoveredthat North Americawasa
b Readthetextagainandputtheeventsin the
correctorder.Usea dictionaryto checkanynew
words.
They5lavedwilhIheDdkotaIndians'
Theyfinishedtheiriourneyto the PacificOcean'
ThePresidentwanteda mapof thewesternUS'
Theystartedbackafterthe winter'
TheylravelledovettheRocl'yi4ounlains
LewisandCtarkstartedfromSt Louis'
TheweatherwasverYbad.
c Readthetextagainandanswerthequestions'
WhydidthePresidentwanta mapofthewestern
tlnitedStates?
Because0eoDledidn't knowtheareawestof the
MississippiRiver.
1 Howmanypeoplewerethereonthejourney?
Whohelpedthemfindthe PacificOcean?
3 Whatdidtheymeasure?
Gfammaf I PastSimpte:questionsand
negatives
n
tr
tr
T
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n
El Lookattheanswersandcomptetethe questions
aboutthetextin exercise1.
Whotdid theoresidentwantin :.Bo4?
Hewanteda mapofthewesternUnitedStates'
from?
TheystartedfromStLouis.
theirjourneY?
Theystartedtheirjourneyin 1804.
good?
No,theweatherwasbad.
forthewinter?
Theystayedwiththe DakotaIndians
afterthe winter?
theytravelledovertheRockVMountains'
the PacificOcean?
Theyfoundit at the endof 1805.
theirjourneY?
Theyfinishedtheiriourneyattheendof1806'
aboutNorthAmerica?
Theydiscoveredthatit wasa hugeplace'
4 Whatdidtheydiscover?
42.
rom?
rney?
ood?
nter?
nter?
tean?
rney?
6.
lrica?
IFII
fl Complerernequesrionsabouttnetextin PronunciatiOnI contrastivestressexercise1.Thenwriteshortanswers.
DrdLewisandClarkstarttheiriourneyin1804?
Yes,thevdid.
1 _ peopleknowtheareawestofthe
MississippiRiver?
DidtheIndians_ themfindthe Pacific
0cean?
3 - theyfinishtheiriourneyin 1804?
4 Didthey_ 12,9ookilometres?
Reading
he
Max_ to beanengineer
I m.t. negativesentencesinthePastSimple.
ChristopherColumbus/invent/thecomputer
ChristopherColumbusdidn't inventthe comDuter.
CharlesDarwin/be/American
CharlesDarwinwasn'tAmericon.
r WiltiamShakespeare/write/DonQuixote
2 mvgreat-grandparents/own/acar
j QueenElizabethl/be/married
4 people/have/mobilephonesinthe197os
5 myfather/go/touniversity
6 intheeighteenlhcenturypeople/wear/jeans
I lldolmyhomeworkyesterday
fl a Und"rlinethestressedwordsintheanswers.
A:Didyouseea film?
B:No,wesawa concert.
r A:Doyoulikepasta?
B:No,I likepotatoes.
2 ArAreyouFrench?
B:No,l'mCanadian.
3 A:lsthechildhungry?
B:No,she'sthirsty.
4 A:DidyouarriveonFriday?
B:No,wearrivedonThursday.
b 1:]zr Listenandchecl<youranswers.
fl neaOthe informationaboutMaxVanDerGrinten
andcompletethe questionsandanswers.
6 | livein Cambridgenow,but I wasn'tbornhereand
I didn'tgrowup in England.I wasbornin CapeTown,
in SouthAfrica.I grewup thereand I wentto schooI
in the centreof the city.At homewe spokeAfrikaans,
but at myschoolall the lessonswerein English.
WhenI wasyoung,lwantedto be an engineer.
There'sa verygoodengineeringcourseat the
Universityof London,so I decidedto cometo
EnglandwhenI waseighteen.Afteruniversity,I got
a jobin Cambridge,so I decidedto stayhere.lgot
marriedin 2oo8andnowI'ma Britishcitizen.,
DidMaxorolalup in England?
No,heq@[!.
No,hedidn't.
Englishat home?
Yocabulary I timeexpressions
I Comptetethesentenceswithtimeexpressions
fromthebox.
ago iffi989 inthe 199os inthe 16thcentury
lastnight lastSaturdayafternoon yesterday
TimBerners-Leeinventedthe WorldWideWeb
in rcga.
1 Thereweren'tanycomputers
2 | livedathomewithmyparents_.
3 ltrainedatlday_ , butitstoppedthis
morning.
4 | leftschoottwoyears_ andlwentto
workina supermarket.
5 WewatchedfootbatlonTV_ and
stayedat homeallweekend.
whenhewasyoung?
3 _ didhedecideto stayin England?
He_ to stayin Englandbecausehe
got a in Cambridge.
_ didMaxgetmarried?
Hegot_ in 2oo8.
5 | didn'tsleepwell andtodayI'mtired.
43.
:
G
:
Grammar
Countable and uncountablenouns
7
tl Comptetethetablewithwordsfromthebox.
bis€uit bread butter coin dishwasher
lamp money receipt rice sugar
Countablenouns Uncountabtenouns
biscuit
muchlmanyla lot of, alan, some
and. any
@! choosethecorrectwordsin italics.lf bothwords Modifiers
arecorrect,circlethemboth.
,,...-'-,.i------
l'dlikePondlhlot o/cheese,please
t Howmuchlmanymeatdoyoueateveryweek?
2 Thereisn'tsome/anfmitkinthefridge.
3 Simonalwaystakesd lotoflsomecteamirl
hiscoffee.
4 Ne Ihetemuchlmanysludentsinyourclass?
5 I'vegotafewminutes,butI haven'tgot
muchlmanytime.
6 HaveyougotdnY/aDVDPlayer?
7 Howmuchlmanybathroomsarethere?
8 Pleasegivemesomela cartonoforangeiuice.
9 Canyougotothesupermarket,please?Here's
somelanymoneY'
Object pronouns
El comptetethesentenceswithobiectpronouns'
That'smycoffee.lt'stotry9-
1 lt'sJohn'sdictionary.Pleasegiveit to
2 'ls that MarianneandOlafon the busbus?"Yes,
it's_ .'
3 That!Eddie'snewcar.Doyoutike- ?
4 Yourgirlfriend'sonthephone.Shewantsto
speakto
'That'sSophie'ssisterin the photo."Yes'
l k n o w- . '
That'smycreditcard.Pleasegiveit to
'
Tonylikesour house.l-.leaLwaysstayswith
- whenhe comesto London.
'Havesomefrieswithyourburger."No,thanks.
I don'tlike-.'
'ls thatSarahin the shop?"Yes,that's-.'
there islthere are
gl Completethediatoguewiththecorrectformof
thereislthereare.
A: Ithinkld tiketotaketheapartment,butwhat
furnitureis fhereinthelivingroom?
B: Well,(1)- a bigsofa
A: (z)- a diningtable?
B: Yes.(3) -..........-. And(/t) -
fourdiningchairs.
A: Oh,good.(S)_- a coffeetable?
B: No,(6)-.
A: OK.(Z)_- anYbookshelves?
B: No,(8)-.
A: Oh,andwhataboutaTVora musicsystem?
B: No,(g)_- anyelectricalequipment'
fl choosethecorrectmodifierandwritesentences'
Usetheverbto be.
(quite/reatty)mysister sick today
Mvsisteris reallvsicktodav.
z (very/notvery)thenewsportscentre modern
3 (quiteireatly)thisfilm boring
4 (quite/really)mydiet unheallhy
5 (very/notvery)thisbeach popuLar
44.
Dcvegot c Correctthesentencesaboutthetext.
Thewriteasfatherleftschootwhenhewasfourteen.
Hedidn'tleoveschoolwhenhe wasfourteen.He
leftschoolwhenhe wassixteen.
1 Hewantedto studyatuniversity.
I ffute questionswithhovegot.Thenwriteshort
answers.
.tex/anlvlP3player?(,x)
At HasAIexqot anMP" plaver?
B: No.hehasn't.
: you/amicrowave?(,x)
A:
Sarah/acreditcard?(/)
yourparents/abiggarden?(,
we/anybiscuits?(/)
thedog/anyfood?(/)
2 Hestayedat the factoryfor ten years.
3 Hemarrieda womaninAfrica.
4 Thewriteis parentsopenedan Indianfactory.
5 TheyproducedIndianfoodfor schools.
B:
B:
5 produce
7 Slatr
8 stay
9 stop
10 want
11 work
b Completethe text with the PastSimpLeform of
the verbsin exercise7a. Useeachverb once.
,'1yfatherwasonlysixteenwhenhe&E school.He
:) _ (not)to studyat universitybecause
re wantedmoney,so he (2)_ in a factory
'or fiveyears.Thenhe (3)_ workand
4) _ to travelandseesomeof theworld.
re (5) _ lo lndiaandhe [6]_
:herefor ten years.He(7)_ my mother,
:heygot marriedandcamebackto Engtand,
vherethey(8)- a business- an Indian
-estaurant.A lot of people(9)_ in their
'estaurantandlikedthe food.Aftera fewyears
'nyparents(1o)_ lndianfoodin cansfor
supermarketsandthiswasverypopularI vtasvery
'1appywhenlwas a child withlovingparentsand
lts of money!(rr)_ you_ a
rappytimewhenyouwerea child?
5
Past Simple
I a Writethe PastSimpleformof theverbs.
^,ave
fi99!
r decide
2 eat
3 9 0
4 leave
5 meet
Vocabulary
fl a writethewordsfromtheboxinthetable.
baftafta bank bathroom bed celtar
chemist's cota cupboard diningroom
fridge kitchen lamb microwave
newsagent's postoffice potato seafood
5 r d u u r 5 r u u y
b Completethesentenceswithwordsfrom
exercise8a.
Wepreparefoodinthekitchen.
1 Excuseme,which_ doesthetrainto
Parisleavefrom?
Wedon'teata lot of meat,but we eatfishand
neaflyeveryoay.
We'vegota showerinour
Wehaver'tgotrnLchti'ne.butwecanputa
potatoin the if you'rehungry.
[4yfavouritekindof mealis
Canyou buya magazineanda newspaperfor me
a t t h e _ ?
Thisroomis veryuntidy.Pleaseput yourbooksin
the
Foodand
drink
Rooms Furniture/
equipment
Ptacesin a
town
banana
8 Canyougetsomemoneyfromthe_ ?
45.
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Reading
tl neaathetextquickly.Whatisit about?Don't
worryaboutthe gaps.
1 a newtypeof banknote
2 a manwhotriedto stealsomething
3 a probtemwiththe police
fl neaathetextagainandputtheeventsinthe
correctorder.
Thepolicecaughtthe man.
A businessin Berlinmadesomefake
1,ooo-euronotes.
Theytook himto the policestation.
Hebrokeintothe carandtriedto steal
the note.
Themanspentthenightina cellinthe
policestation.
A mannoticedoneof the l,ooo-euronotes
in a car.
D
c
o
Thewrongnote
4 man was in a Berlin police station
l_a:t_lSht after he tried to steat (1)
1,000-euro note from (Z) --- car.
The man, a twenty_eight-year-old tourist,
noticed (3) -- note inside the car rn a
Berlin street. The thief broke into (4)
car and took (5) _-- nor". bu p"opllru*
him and^calledthe police. They arrived quickly,
caught (6) -.-- man and put hrm in a cell in
the police station for the night.
Unfortunately for the man, the nore wasn.t
even a ieal euro note _ euro notes only go up
to 500 euros,not 1,000.The note was in fact
lr) =-
advertisement for (8) .-- local
business. (9) _.-- business made the fake
1,000-euronotes to advertise(1C,
competition - people could _ir, 1,06OIJo, *
the top prize. The thief didn,t understand that
[ne note wasn,t real!
Lifelong learning I understandinga
srory
fl a Look.t thetextagainandcompletethetabte.
b Matchthewordsin exercise3awiththe
meanIng5.
false,notreal
tuk
1 wentintoa house/carto takesomething
2 apersonwhotakesthingsanddoesn'task
3 totakesomethingfromsomeoneandnotask
4 a roomina policestation
Words
before
Wordsafter Noun,verb
oradiective?
steal he tried to 7,OOOeUrO
note
verb
thief
brokeinto
celL
fake
46.
I Answerthequestions.
Whatdidthemansee?
A l.ooo-eufonote-
1Wherewasthenote?
z Didhe knowit wasa fakenote?
3 Whatdidhedo?
a Whydidthepolicecome?
5 Wheredidtheytaketheman?
6 Wheredid hesleepin the Doticestation?
7 Howlongdidthe manstayin the cell?
8 Whomadethe notes?
g Whydidtheymakethenotes?
10 Whatwasthe top prizein the competition?
Yocabular] | phrasalverbs
I a CompLetethesentenceswiththecorrectform
ofthephrasaIverbsfromthebox.
giveback handin laekat pickup
pullout put together setoff
look dt theseflowers.Aren'ttheytovely?
I We_ veryearlyon our holidaythis
morning.Welefthomeat 5:3o.
z Thethief_ al[theieweLlerywhen
thepolicecaughthim.
I I always the nutsfromchocolate
andcakes;ldon'tlikenuts.
a Wewentto thepoliceand_ a
leathercoatyesterday.Wefoundit in the street.
5 ThepoLice_ the cluesandworked
outwhothethiefwas.
6 Wealwaystell peopleto _ their
rubbishintheparkandputit inthebin.
b Thereis one phrasalverb in the text in
exercise1.What is it?
Gfammaf I artictes
fl ltatchthearticLeswiththeiruses.
t alan
2 the
whenwe mentionsomethingfor
thesecondtime
whenwe mentionsomethingfor
thefirsttime
italics.
lwon@thecompetitionlastweek;theprizewas
(1)d/rhedigitalcamera.(z)AlThe competitionwas
ina newspapeLandit askedpeopleto takephotos
thatshowed'happiness'andsendthemto (3)a/fhe
newspaperbyemait.
Twoor threedayslaterI wasin (d althe parkwilh
mytwo chitdren.I saton a seatin () althe park
andat onepointI lookedupandsawthechildren.
Theylookedso happy!| remembered(6)olthe
competition.I hadmycamerawithme,so I took
() althe photoof the children.Whenwe got home,
ldecidedto send(8)a/lhe phototo (g)althe
newspaper.I heardlastweekthat my photowon
(1o)althe ptizellt'sveryexciting,but whydo they
givea prizeof a digilalcamerdwheryoureeda
digitalcamerato enterthe competition?
fl neaathestory.Choosethecorrectarticlein
fl Completethetextin exerciset wilholon or the.
47.
mtr-t
Reading
tl a neadKatya'sblogandchoosethecorrect
wordsinltallcs.
KaIyalikesldoesn't//keherclassmates.Shethinks
thelessonsareedsyldifficult.
b Readthetextagainandanswerthequestions.
HowotdisKatya?
Nineteen,
1 WheredoesKatyastudy?
2 WheredoesKatya'steachercomefrom?
3 Howmanystudentsareintheclass?
Whichstudentwasa managerbeforehestarted
the course?
c Completethesentences.
Alvaroplaysina rockband.
hasgottwo chitdren.
rsreallvrunnyan0rflenoly.
is the sameageas Katya.
isn'tveryfriendly.
is bald.
is veryslim.
fl a Usetheinformationfromthetextinexercise1to
writelabelsforthestudentsintheDicture.
b Completethesesentencesaboutthepeoplewithnumbers.
Ilyq peoplehavegota beard.
1 peoplearewearinggtasses.
2 _ peoplehavegotfairhair.
^ n l p : r p m i d d l p -- - ^ . rv P i ! g i ! i i i i q q t ! o s F U .
4 _ peoplehavegotdarkhair.
* ' - ' G . . r 6 ,
Tstarted my InternationalStudiescourse
Iat the universitylastmonth.Ourteacher,
Elizabeth,isn't very friendly.She'smiddle-
agedandshecomesfrom Chicago.My
classmatesare very nice.Thereare ten of
us in the group- fivemenandfivewomen.
I reallylike Melanie.She'syoungand pretty.
She'sgot paleskinandfair hair.Surinda's
very friendly.She'sshort and she'sgot dark
skin.Clara'sgot shortdarkhairandshe's
veryslim.Amanda'smiddle-aged.She'sgot
two childrenlShe'sgot greyhairandshe
wearsglasses.
Themenin my groupare all nice.Jeremy's
reallyinteresting- he was a managerbefore
he startedthe course.He'smiddle-aged
and bald,but he'sgot a littlebeard.Henry's
nineteen,the sameageas me. He'sqot dark
skinanda beard,and he wearsglasses.I
like Dietera lot - he'svery handsomeand
confident!He'sgot fair hair and he'squite
tanned.Alvaro'salsohandsome.He'sgot
darkhair,but he hasn'tgot a beard.He plays
in a rock bandat the weekends.The last one
is Stefan.He isn't very slim, but het really
funny and friendly.
Thelessonsarequitedifficult,but they're
very interesting.
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48.
I
Vocabular/ | adjectives(4):peopteGrammar I pronounonefones
I Completethesentenceswithadlectivesfromthe @f ltatctrthewordsin itdlicsinthetext(1-5)with
Samdoesn'ttikegoingto partiesandmeetingnew
peopte.He'sIAy.
1 MrsBarrettis ninely.She'svery
2 Philipdoesn'thavea handsomeface.He's
q u r t e_ .
thewordsbelow.
sportscentre
snopprngcentre
swimmingpool
CDs
salao
Welikeour Englishteacherverymuch.She's
really_ .
Janeis lovety,butldon'tlikeStephen,her
husband.He's_.
5 Natatiehasblueeyesandlong hair.
6 Annaisvery_ . shebetievesin hersetf.
7 HarryhasbeautifuIbtueeyesanddarkhair.He's
really_ .
8 Cartisalmost_ . Hehasverylittlehair
Writea sentencedescribingeachof these people.
r A memberof yourfamity.
z Afamousfilmstarorpopstar.
lvlygirlfriend'sgota car,butI haven'tgota car.
Mv qirlfriend'saot a cor,but I haven't qot one.
r I tikehotplaces,butSatlyLikescotdplaces.
3 Yourbestfriend.
4 Yourteacher. CanI havesixtargesaladsandtwo smallsalads,
please?
bald confident fair friendly handsome
horribte otd shy unattractive
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I toveshopping.Thereisabigshoppingcentrein
ourtownandthereisa smalt(r)onenearourhouse.
WegothereeverySaturdaymorning.lgotothe
supermarketandgetthefood.Myhusbandusualty
goestothebookshopandbuysCDs.Hetikesclassical
(2)ores.Thenwehaveiunch.I usuallyhaveasmall
saladandmyhusbandhasa Large(3)one.Inthe
afternoonwegotothesportscentre.lt'sa modern
(4)onewilha gymandaswimmingpool-it'sasmall
G)ore,butthewateriswarm.Myhusbandusesthe
gymandI swiminthepool.lloveit!
fl Rewritethesentences.lJseoneor ones.
a unfriendty
b unattractive
c horrible
d interesting
e olo
f fair
g uncomfortable
h confident
DoyouwanttheBritishspetlingortheAmerican
spelling?
We'vegotthreebedrooms.I sleepin the big
oeoroom.
Doyouwantthebluechairs,theredchairsorthe
yetlowchairs?
ld likefourtunasandwichesanda chicken
sandwich,ptease.
leafning I oppositeadjectives
gatchtheadiectiveswiththeiropposites.
1 comfortable
r friendly
I young
I shy
5 rovery
5 pretty
' boring
I dark
7 Don'twearthe redshoes.Wearthe blackshoes.
49.
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tl a {f* Covertheaudioscript.Listentothe fl Answerthequestions.
conversation.Whatarethe peopletalkingabout?
r awinterfestival I
z a summerfestivaL n
3 afireworksfestivat!
b Listenagainanddecideifthesestatements
aretrueO) or false(F).
Russetlwentto MoscowE
VOcabulary I ordinatnumbersandmonths
Whichdateisonemonthbefore5thMarch?
<thFebruary
1 Whichdateistwomonthsafter18thSeptember?
2 WhichmonthcomesafterJuly?
6
1 TheWhit€NightsisinJutY.
2 lt doesn'tsnowatthattimeofyear.
3 lt isn'tdarkatnight.
4 PeoplesometimesgetupearLyinthe
morning.
5 Therearepartiesinthedaytime.
6 Russeltenjoyedhistrip.
AUDIOSCRIPT
A: 50,RusseLt,tellmeaboutyourtripto Russia.Where
didyougoexactly?
B: SaintPetersburg.
A: Howwasit?
B: It wasfantastic!WewentfortheWhiteNights...
A: TheWhiteNights?What'sthat?
B: lt'sa weekor soinJunewhenthere'sa special
festival,
A: Whyis it calledWhiteNightslDoesit snowthen?
B: InJune?Ofcoursenot!No,it'sbecauseitt lightatt
thetime- allthroughthenight.
A: ReaLLy?
B: Yes,it! becausethecityis reatlyfarnorth.
Ar So,it'sprettycold,I suppose.
{
B: Ohno,it'squitewarm,evenat night.
A: lt soundsreallystrange.
B: Notreally.Butyoudon'tknowwhenit'snightand
whenit'sday.Sometimespeoplesleepduringthe
day,thentheygetupat nightandgoto parties.And
thereareamazingconcertsandfireworks.Wehada
lotof fun!
Whichdatecomesafter1siJanuary?
Whichdateis threemonthsbefore22ndOctober?
Whichdateisthreeweeksafter3rdAugust?
WhichmonthcomesbeforeDecember?
Whichisthefourthmonthoftheyear?7
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fl writethedatesinifolicsinwords.
America'slndependenceDayison417.
thefourthoflulv
1 BastilleDay,14l7,isaholidayin France.
2 WilliamShakespearediedon 2314.
3 StPatrick'sDay,r7/3,isa hotidayin lreland.
4 26112is aholidayin Britain,CanadaandAustralia.
5 PedroAlvaresCabratdiscoveredBrazilonzzl4,
15OO.
6 Mybirthdayis on 19l1o.
TheSecondWorldWat slatted on 1lg 1939.
lvlartinLutherKing'sbifthday,$ 11,isa hoLidayin
theus.
50.
I possessivepronouns
llatchthethingsinthe picture(A-E)withthestatements(1-5).
Ilt'smine.
2 lt'shis.
It'shers.
It'sours.
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It! theirs.E fl Completethetextwithwordsfromthebox.
mine his hers ours yours tieirs
Choosethe correctwordsin ltalics.
That'snotyourbook.lt'sne16tid)
I CanI useyourlyourscarthisevening?
2 Wecanheattheirltheirstelevisionin ourlivingroom.
3 Takeoneofthe pens,they'reourfours.
{ lsthisdictionaryyourlyours?
5 Don'tdrinkthat coffee,it'sherlhers.
6 Wedidn'tfinishourloursdinner.
7 Youcanusemylmineumbrella.
8 Arethoseher/herstrainers?
Replacetheunderlinedphraseswithexpressionsfrom
the box.
areours belongstoyou doesn'tbelongtothem
ismine isours istheirs isn:tsmine isn'tvours
Youcan'tusethatcomputer.lt doesn'tbetongto me.isn't
mine
1 Ithinkthisbookisvours.
2 ThatNokiaphonebelongsto me.
3 Thehouseon the leftbelongsto Aliceandher
husband.
4 Thebigpresentisforus.
5 TheDVDplayerisn'ttheirs.lt'sours.
6 Thatcupofcoffeeisn'tforvou,it'sforMauro.
I liveina largeapartmentwithmysister.lt
belongstoourparents.Thefurnituredoesn't
belongto meandmysister- it'saLlfhefts,too.
Butthetelevisionandmusicsystemare
(r)_ - weboughtthemtogether.We've
bothgotmobilephones:(z)_ isa Nokia.
It! gotacameraandlcanwatchvideosonit,
but6) _ isn'tverygoodbecauseit hasn't
gota camera.Mysister'sboyfriend'sgota
reallygoodphone.Heuses(4) inthe
rar h.ertrco it'< o^t GPq
Haveyougota mobilephone?Canyouuse
G)_ todownloadvideosfromtheInternet?
Pronunciation I /e/
Gl a *|" Listenandundertineihesound/0/
in thesewords.
bir![day
r third 2 something
b t),q Listen.Howmanytimesooyou
hearthesound,/0,/in eachsentence?
It! Jane'sbirthdayonThursdav.E
I'mthirsty- I thinkI wantsomethingto
drink.n
Seanwasfourthinthephone-throwing
competition.f1
Wehavethreebathroomsonthethirdfloor
ofourhouse.n
Healthypeopleareusuatlythin.!
7 Thoseholidayphotosbelonsto us.
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the picture.
Hel eatinga burger.
1 They'retalkinganddrinkingcola.
2 He'sptayingfootball.
3 She'statkingon the phone.
4 She'stakingphotos.
5 They'redancing.
6 They'reeatingfood.
7 She'ssinging.
8 She'seatingcrisps.
fla *|a Listento thewomanonthephone
tatkingto herfriend.Whydidn'therfriendcome
to the festival?
b Listenagainandmatchthenameswiththe
peoplein the picture.
Martina
1 Chartie
2 Annette
3 Tanika
4 ClareandHannah
5 Darren
6 GeorgeandAndy
7 Justine
8 Zamboyo
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AUDIOSCRIPT
Amy: Martina,it'sme,Amy.Howarethingsat the
musicfestival?
Martina: Great!lt'sreallygood.
Amy: Oh,lwantedto come,butI'mstillfeeting
awful- reallysick.
Martina: That'sa shame.Weleallhere.I'mhavinga
reallygoodtjme.
Amy: Whatareyoualldoing?
Martina: Wetl,CharlieandAnnettearelisteningtoa singer
- she3verygood.5he'ssingingsomepopsongs
andshe'splayingtheguitar.She'scaltedTanika.
Charlie'seatinga burger,butAnnettedidn'twant
one.She'seatingsomecrisps.
lsCtarewatchingthesingertoo?
No,Clare'stalkingto herfriend,Hannah.She
metHannahwhenwearrived.They'resitting
onthegrassanddrinkingcotatogether.
Clare'slittlebrother,Darren,is playingfootball
nearthem.Heisn'tlisteningto thesinger!
Amy: lsanythingelsehappeningat themoment?
Martina: Yes,therearelotsof stalls.GeorgeandAndy
arewalkingaroundthefoodstalls.Theyte
tryingatlthedifferenttypesof food.They
aren'ttalking,justeatinglAndJustineis
watchingsomedancers.
Amyr Dancers?
Martina: Yes,dancersfromAfrica,lthink.They'recatled
Zamboyo.Theytefantastic!Theylewearing
reatlycolourfulcostumes.lustineknowsone
of them.She'stakingphotosofthem.
Amy: Andwhatareyoudoing?
Martina: Me?I'mtalkingto youonthephone!
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! a Lookatthepictureagain.Whois...
tisteningtoihesinger? ChorlieandAnnette
drinkingcola? ClareandHannah
1 tatkingtoAmyonthephone?
2 singingsomepopsongs?
3 taLkingto Chartie?
4 takingphotos?
5 eatinga burger?
6 playingfootbalL?
7 playingtheguitar?
8 sitti;goniheBrass?
9 tryingdifferentfood?
10 eatingcrisps?
11 watchingthedancers?
12 havinga goodtime?
b Lookatthepicture.Whatarethepeople
doing/notdoing?Writetwosentencesforeach
person/pair.
Iiartina is talkinaonthephone,
She's talkinatoAmv.
r Charlie
2 Annette
t ClareandHannah
I Darren
t GeorgeandAndy
3 lustine
7 Tanika
ouestionsinthePresentContinuous.Then
Gvtrer them.
tryltalk to/Justine?
Tanika/play/thepiano?
Grammar I PresentContinuous 3 Justine/make/avideo?
4 GeorgeandAndy/sitdown?
5 Zamboyo/sing?
6 Clare/talk/Darren?
7 Darren/play/tennis?
8 ClareandHannah/eat/crisps?
Pronunciation I sentencestress
El e - Listenrothesentencesandunderlinethe
stressedsytlables.Thentistenandrepeat.
I'mfeelingsick.
1 I'mhavinga goodtime.
2 she'splayingtheguitar.
3 He'seatinga burger.
4 Heisn'tlistening.
5 They?esittingonthegrass.
6 Theyaren'ttatking.
7 We'rewatchingsomedancers.
How to... I describeapicture
fl Completethetextaboutthepictureonpage50
withDhrasesfromthe box.
attheback atthefront listening
ofthepicture talking theleft thereare
Thepictureshowsa smallviltagefestivat.Af fhe
Eq4! ofthepicturethere'sa woman(1)_
ona mobilephone.On(z)_ isasingerand
therearepeopteG) to her.Ontheright
(4)- wecanseea groupofAfricandancers.
Awomanistakingphotosofthem.Therearefood
stalls(5)_ ofthepictureand(6)_
twomeneatingthefoodfromthestatls.r CharlieandAnnette/watch/thedancers?
Martina
Hannah
Justine
Tanika
Charlie
Darren
Clare and Hannah
Tanika
George and Andy
Annette
Justine
Martina
is eating a bugreg
Charlie and Annette listening to a singer
Annette is eating crisps
They’re sitting on the grass
is playing a football
He isn’t listening at the singer
are trying different food
They aren’t talking, just eating
is wathing the dancers
is singing some pop music
She’s playing the guitar
Are Charlie and Annette watching the dancer?
Is Tanika playing the piano?
No, she isn’t. She’s playing the guitar.
No, they aren’t. They’re listening to a singer.
Is Justine making a video?
No, she isn’t. She’s watching the dancer.
Are Georg and Andy sitting down?
No, they aren’t. They’re walking around.
No, he isn’t. He is playing football.
Is Darren playing tennis?
No, they aren’t. Clare is sitting on the grass.
Are Clare and Darren talking?
No, she isn’t. She is dancing.
Is Zamboyo singing?
Are Clare and Hannah eating crisps?
No, they aren’t.
talking
the left
listening
there areat the back
of the picture
53.
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Reading
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lf,that'i happeninginthefashionworldthis
I Iseason?WesentRebeccaLanotonto Paristo
watchtheshowsandreportontheiatesttrends.
Nothingstaysthesameforlonginthefashionworld
andthisyearthat'sverytrue.Lastyeareverything
wasblackorgrey.Nomore!Thisseasonbright
coloursarebackinfashion- red,orangeyellowand
pinkareeverywhere.
Thisseason'smaterialiswool:woolpulloverlwool
skirtsandsuits.Nowadayswoolcomesinthousands
ofbrightcoloursandpatternsanddesignersare
usingthistraditionalmaterialinlotsofnewways.
Athickwoolpulloverwithalooseskirtisavery
popularlook.Withleatherbootsandbagsthisisa
styleyoucanwearatworkoIattheweekend.Wool
iscom{ortabletowearandverywarm,sothisisa
greatlookforcoldautumnandwinterdays.
Designersarealsousingbrightcoloursandpatterns
foreveningwear.Mostdesignersareusingsilkand
skirtsarelongandloose,withgoldorsilvershoes.
Thestyleisluxuriousandelegant- perfectfolparties
andspecialevents.
b Readthetextagainandanswerthequestions.
Whatdidthewriterseein Paris?
Fashionshows.
r Whichtwocoloursarenotfashionabtethis
season?
2 Whichmaterialaredesignersusingin newways?
3 Whatcanyouwearwith a thickpullover?'
4 Whyis woola goodmaterialfor colddays?
5 Whatkindof skirtsarefashionabtefor the
evenings?
b Writethewordsfromexerciseaain thetable.
c9 g r
1 C _ I I _ n
z f r m I
3 j c k t
4 i - - n s
5 l _ _ t h _ r
6 t _ g h t
I I s e
8 p _ t t , v
9 s h _ r t
1 0 s k _ r t
1 1 S m _ r t
7 2 s t
_ t 1 3 t h - c k
4 t _ g h t
r 5 w _ I
fl a Completethedescriptionswithwordsfrom
box.
Stylesfor the qbli
a thick(1)_ putloverwith a(n)
(z)_ skirtand(3)- boots,
Stytesfor the (4) ,
long,toose(5)- skirtswith
(6) orsilver(7)
b Lookatthetextandcheckyouranswers.
Vocabularf I ctothes
tl a n"udth" textandanswertheguestion.
fl a Completetheclotheswordswitha,e,i, o ot u-
Whichmaterialis poputarthisseason? wool
black and grey
Traditional material thick wool, loose skirt.
loose skirt with leather bppts
Wool is comfortable to wear and very warm.
Most designers are using silk and skirts are long
and loose, with gold or silver shoes.
wool
loose leather
evening
gold
silk
shoes
cottonformal
jacket
jeans
leatherlight
loose
pullover
shirt
skirt
smart
suit
thick
tight
wool
54.
a smattiocket
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tl Ur"unadjectiveanda cLotheswordfromexercise
lb to write[abelsforthe picture.
fl writ. thewordsfromtheboxinthetabte.Some
,vordscanso intwocolumns.
coat gloves jeans pullover sandals
scarf shorts suit trairers T-shirt
5ummer Winter Formal lnformal
tratners
Grammar I positionofadiectives
Gl ::writethesentenceswiththewordin brackets
- :hecorrectptace.
':-dy'swearinga pinkjacket.(beautiful)
undv's wearinqa beautifulpinkiocket.
: ,e boughla co""'rlortabtesoa.(
"ather)
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Doyouhavea smartsuit?(black)
lJncLeDerekdrivesan expensivecar.(German)
Kirstyworea beautifulweddingdress.(silk)
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4
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6 Darren'swearinga woolpullovertoday.(scruffy)
Mybrother'sgota lovelygirlfriend.(Japanese)
WhyaretheresomanyoldfilmsonTVthese
days?(boring)
fl ert tt'" adjectivesinthesesentencesinthe
correctplace.
lMybestfriendiivesinanotdloveivhouse.lovelvold
r CaraalwayswearsblackfashionablecLothes.
2 ThatSwisswatchexpensivelooks.
3 | boughtsomecottonniceshortsformysummer
holiday.
4 Thosechitdrenverypolitewereto me.
5 Howmuchisthatltaliansmartjacketinthe
window?
: n warmweatherI prefercasuaLclothes.(cotton.) 6 Hernewboyfriendnicelooks.
a tight shirt
a formal suit
a light cotton skirt
loose jeans
a thick wool pullover
suit
coat jeans
sandals
shorts
sandals
shorts
T-shirt
scarf
coat
pullover
gloves
55.
Vocabulary I theweather
fla ur" agroupoflettersfromBoxAanda letter El a Readthetextandtick(/) thecorrectcolumns.
or groupof lettersfromBoxBto makeweather
words,
BoxA eM co fog rain sno su
wa win
BoxB dy gy ing ld nny rm
wing y
cloud+Y=6[eu4Y
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b Completethesentenceswithweatherwords
fromexercise1a.
Can the weather really affect our health and
our moods? Readon and tind out!
. The sun can be good for us. lt givesus vitaminD.
Thisis verylmportantfor young peoplewhenthey
aregrowing.
. Butthe suncan aso be bad for us.A lot of sun
can huarour skinverybadly- a good sunlanreally
is not healthy.
. Hot weathercan be badfor us.We losewaterfrorn
our bodiesandthat can be dangerous.lt'sa good
ideato drlnka lot of waterwhen it'shot.
. Veryhot weathercan alsoaffectour moods.In hot
weatherpeopieoftenget tjred,haveheadachesand
sleepbadly.lt can alsoaffectpeoplewith depression
quitebadly.
. A lot of old peoplehaveproblemswhen it'sverycold
becausetheirbody temperaturefallsquicklyandthey
becomesick.
. Somepeoplebecomeverydepressedin cold, dark
weather.Theycan't sleepand theydon't eat a lot.
. Cod weal'erca1oe goodlo us.too:people
oftenJeelverystrongand healihyinthe mountains
becausethe cold airis verycleanand relaxing.
b Readthe text againand decideif these
statementsaretrue (T)or fatse(F)
It is healthyto havea nicesuntan.
1 Hotweatheris oftengoodfor peoplewith
depressron.
2 Thecoldcanaffectold peopteverybadly.
3 Depressedpeoplesometimesdon'tsleep
verywelt.
4 Manypeoplethinkcoldmounlainairis
verydepressrng.
t
4
5
It'swindv and
It's
- inthecentre.
and inthenorth.
r n . l i n t h a < ^ l i h
inthewest.
It's
It's
It's- in the east.
Pronunciation I /o/ andlaul
Ql a il t Listento eachsentencetwice.Arethe
underlinedsoundslol orlaulTWritet forlol
andz for laulaboveeachsound.
1 iQ4nwearsnewcqttontqps underherqld cqgt.
2 llost mvwqlchin the poslqffice.
3 | needsomenewclqthesto gqto cQtlegeinqctober.
4 lt'sveryhqt in Aqstralia,but it'ssnqwingandcqtd
in Pqland.
b Listenagainand checkyour answers.
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Goodfor us Badforus Goodandbad
thesun
hotweather
coldweather
raining
foggy
cold
snowing
warm
windy
sunny
Sun
Hot weather
Kbmk
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TUTUTEhE
Doyoulikebooks?Doyouliketouching
thepaper?Well,en]oyit nowbecausethe
e-bookiscomingl
whenyougo0nholidaylDigitalbooksare
cheaperthanphysicaibooksandtheyte
versatileyoucanchangethesize0l the
Asl0rgagOastheeafly1990sb00kswefe
availableindigitalform.ltwasposslblet0
g00nlineandreadone,butobviously,that
onthescfeen,forexample,oryoucan
theIanguage.
Whydon'tweallhavee-books?Thereare
isn'tvetyconvenient.Then,inthelate1990s,
thefirste bookreadetsaffived.Nowthefeare
severale-bookfeadefssuchasAmazon'sKindle
andtheiPad,soyoucanreadyoute'booksln
dlgtallormanywhere.
fewproblems,thee-bookfeaderisstili
expensive- moreexpensivethanbuyinga
ofbooks- andit'sheavierthanareal
if youwanttotakeit t0work,fotexample.
booksaremorehard-wearingthane-b00k
WraL')50good6$6j1s-166')rWsll,thovio I
Detlerlhdnrpalboolsi' ,.u.'0.*uyr.,,1.t,. )
more(o'venrentyol canpuLl'ousa^d*of
lf arealbookfallsontotheground,itdoesn
> break,butane bookteadetcanbreak.Real
booksonane'bookreader.They'iesmallefand
lighteftocaffythansevefalrealbooks- muchbettei
'
booksaremoteattfactive,t00- youcan
themandgivethemasPfesents.
50,e-bo0korfealb00k?Fornowatleast,we can
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Vocabulary I newssources
t! a Lookquicklyatthephotosandtext.Don't fl Theverbsinthesesentencesarewrong.
Underlinethe mistakes.Thencorrectthem.
I oftenq4tghblogsto findthenews.lqq4l
1 Doyou useonlinemuchfor the news?
z Otderpeopleliketo readtheradio.
3 | usenewsprogrammesonTVbecausethey're
moreexciting.-
4 OnSundaymorningswehavea nicebreakfast
andwalchthenewspapers.-
5 AltmyfriendslistentoTwittera lot.
Gf ammaf I comparisonofadiectives
fl neaOthetextagainandanswerthequestions.
fl tvtatesentences.Usethecomparativeformof
moreconvenient
t heavier
z cheaper
3 moreversatite
4 hard-wearing
5 moreattractive
e-bookreader
I L ]
Whenwasthefirste-bookavailabte?
ln the eorlvnqog
1 WhatisKindte?
2 Whendid Kindlearrive?
Howmanybookscanyouputon ane-book
reader?
4 Whatcanyoudo withthe.language?
Whatcanhappenif an e-bookreaderfaltson
the ground?
theadjectives.
e-books/versatile/realbooks
E-booksaremorcversatilethanrealbooks.
1 realbooks/attractive/e-books
2 e-bookreaders/Light/severaLreaIbooks
3 coats/warm/jackets
4 Chicago/windy/NewYork
5 Japanese/difficult/English
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readthetextyet.Whattwothingsdoesthetext
compare?-
b Readthetextandtick(/) thecorrectboxes.
a realbook
T
6 Santiago/small/MexicoCity
58.
r.t
ffiHarry
drITHarriet
! a Us.anadiectivefromBoxAandanadiective
fromBoxBtomakepairsof oppositeadjectives.
BoxA Cotd difficult |M loose quiet
smart ugly unhealthy untidy
BoxB casual easy handsome healthy
hot informat noisy tidy tight
formol- informal
b Usepairsof adjectivesfromexercise5ato
comparethe peopleandthingsin thepictures.
s ^ /.)
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6
7
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difficultthansumA.
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Gl Completethedialogue.Useonewordineachgap.
Look!I'vegotaniPad!
Oh,wow!Whendidyougetthat?
Attheweekend.
WhatdoyouthinkEfit?
Well,itl goodandeasyto use,butI don't
(U it veryexcitinglikesome
peoptedo.
Yes,| (2)
B:
A:
B:
my
(s)
fl Writethecorparativeformoftheadiectives.
poputar
1 young
2 nice
3 exciting
4 cold
5 pretty
morepopulg thq!
Pronunciation | /a/incomoaratives
[|a {),u Listenandunderlinethe/a/ soundsin
thecomparativesin exercise5.
b Listenagainandrepeat.
HOw tO... I giveyouropinion
B: that somepeople
wanteverynewthingthatcomesout.lsn,tit iust
another[aptop?
Ar No,itl morethanthat.b)
opinion,itt betterthana taptop.Youcanuseit
fore-books,forexampte.
B: That'sgood.but| (4) thinkI'd
tikeaniPad.I'vegotmyKindle.Doyou
it'sbetterthanKindle?
livingroom
Emma Caroline
A: lt'smoreversatite,sure.
59.
Vocabulary I Rtms
fla finOeightmoretypesoffilmintheword
square()U).
b Matchthetypesoffilmfromexercise1awith
thedescriptions.
Girtsandboysmeetandfatlin love.a lovestory
1 lt'sa funnyfilm. a
fl Writ"sentences.Useadjectivesfromthebox.
clever heavy rir+ romantic tall young
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2 lt'sscary.Horriblethingshappen.
a_ fitm
3 Thepeoptearen'treat.They'repictures.
a
4 Thestoryis exciting.There'slotsof action.
an- film
5 There'ssinginganddancingin this.
a _
6 SometimespeopleLeaveEarthin thistypeof fitm.
a - film
7 Youdon'tknowthe answerbeforethe end.
a _
8 Thisfitmcontainsrealfactsandinformation.
a
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fl Findandunderlinethemistakes.Thencorrectthem.
MrSandersisthemostrichmaninourtown.
therichest
1 Salimaisthemostbeststudentintheclass.
ThePacificis the biggeroceanin the wortd.
IVlvsister'sbabvisnewestmemberofourfamity.
I boughtthe mostcheapcamerain the shop.
2
4
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R N O H N F U T T D N U R A
Q P C T O O F . I Z V N S Y R
B T U O HR D V I E Q I H T
G H M Y M R R U U N W C S O
U R E Q A E B O T T S A R O
B I N O F D D V R U G L M N
F L T O L T Z Y O R P A A S
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Aticiaisthemostattractivestgirlinthegroup.
60.
b Makesuperlativesentencesgivrngyour
opinion.
interesting/film
I thinkthemostinterestinafilm is Avatar.
r bad/film
2 good/actor
3 funny/cartoon
4 untidy/personin myfamily
5 boring/TVprogramrne
6 beautiful/placein mycountry
Reading
My opinion:a reallynterestingthriler,w thsome
comedy
qqta
fl neadthetextoppositequicl<lyandwrite1,2ot3.
Whichfilm/films...
1 areaboutafamily? trtr
z hassomehorrorinit? n
3 isaboutawriter? tr
4 arefromtheUS? nn
5 isDan'sfavourite? n
fl Uur.t'thedefinitionswiththeundertinedwords
in the text.
go awayandnot comeback disappear
1 a filmaboLrordinarvoeople
2 somethingthathurtspeople,e.g.whentwocars
hiteachother
someonewhoworksat a highlevelfora
company_
verysure_
fl neadthetextagainandanswerthequestions.
WritefuLlsentences.
WhichfilmdoesDanthinkisthebestfilmofthethree?
DanthinksTheGhostis thebestfilm.
1 Whichdoeshethinkisthefunniestfilm?
2 Whlchdoeshethinkisthemostinteresting?
3 Whichdoeshethinkisthemostunusual?
4 Whichisthelongestfilrnofthethree?
fl neadthetextagainandcompLetethetable.
(thriller,US,127minutes)
Brosnan(exlarnesBond)andEwanStarringPierce
McGregor
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Chosr{Fwd-McGrego.ls d,^ tte'. tege <lle ob
ol writ ng an ex-BritlshPrimeMinister,slfe story,after
the firstwriterdiesinan accident.Butwasit realy an
accident?
(comedyharrar,UK,140minutes)
StarrlngSanjeevBaskarandGodyNotay
]/lrsSethiwantstofinda husbandforherdaughter,who
isnotveryprettyandhasstrongopinions.Sheintroduces
herdaughterto severalrnen,lruttheyalld]sappearafter
eatngatl4rsSethl'shouse.
My opinion;veryfunny,butnotverynteresting;a sily
0ea
(camedydrorna.US,96minutes)
StarringDavidDuchovny{fromTheX-Files)andDe-ni
Moore
SteveandKateloneshavethe perfectfam y andthe
perfectlife Kateisbeautifulandfashionable.Steveis
a rich,successfulbusinessman.Theirchidrenarethe
cleverestinthe school.Everyonewantsto be likethem,
but aretheyso perfect?
My opinion:a realy unusuaidea,a btlike TheTrumsn
Showinsomeways,notveryfunny
FiLm Type Time Dan'srating(*)
1
2
3
thriller
It'ss wonde
Theloneses
5 Whichistheshortestfilm?
61.
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tl a O,,covertheaudioscript.Listenandmatch
r-5 with the places(a-e).
c Lookattheaudioscriptandcheckyouranswers-
Grammar I likellovelhatelprefer
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1 photographsofthefall a Philharmonie
oftheBerlinWall---- b columbiahalle
2 GeorgGrosz - c AlexanderPlatz
a drinkcoffee
3 TheCranberries
4 housemusic
5 classicalmusic
b Listenagainandanswerthequestions.
Howmuchdoesitcosttovisittheexhibitionof
photographsoftheBertinWalt?
It'sfree,
1 WhatnationalitywastheartistGeorgGrosz?
z WhichdayistheGeorgGroszexhibitionclosed?
3 Wherecanyoubuyticketsto seethecranberries?
4 Wherecanyoudance?
TheBerlinPhilharmonicisperformingworksby
twofamouscomposers.Whataretheirnames?
d Sage-Ctub
e AcademyofArts
AUDIOSCRIPT
Welcometo theBerlinEnglishlanguagetourist
informationline,Thisweektherearea numberof events
andexhibitionstakingptaceinthecity.
AtAlexanderplatzthereisa freeopen-airexhibitionof
photographsofthe faltoftheBerlinWallin1989.lt's
opentwenty-fourhoursa dayandthereareexptanations
in GermanandEnglish.AttheAcademyofArtsthereis
a soecialexhibitionof theworkof famousGermanartist
GeorgGrosz.Entranceis fiveeurosandit'sopenTuesday
to Sundavfromelevento eightintheevening.
Forrockmusiclovers,theCranberriesareappearingat
ColumbiahalleonSaturday.Youcanbuyticketsfrom
thewebsite.lf vouwantto dance,theveryfashionabte
Sage-Clubhassomeof thebesthousemusicinthecity.
It'sat 76 KiioenickerStraRe.
Forclassicalmusiclovers,theworld-famousBertin
PhilharmonicorchestraisperformingatthePhilharmonie.
TheprogrammethisweekincludesworksbyBeethoven
andMozart.Youcanbuvticketsfortheconcertsatthe
boxofficebetween...
fl Choosethecorrectwordstocompletethe
to tea.
C@ cofcoffee
r I likenovels,butmybrotherprefers
_ newspapers.
a read b reading creads
Karolhates_ hiscar.
a washes bthewash cwashing
Doeshe_ playingtennis?
a preferswimming b preferswimto
c preferswimmingto
Doyoulike- footballonTV?
awatch bwatching cwatched
Samuelpreferscars- motorbikes.
a o f b than c t o
6 | really- rapmusic- it'sterrible!
a hating b hate c hateit
I usualtyprefer- .
a readthanwrite
b readingto writing
creadto write
Wedon'tlike- verymuch.
adance b dancing ctodancing
62.
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8
9
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don'ttike +ike listen listening love
prefer'stay staying swimming than to
|!49 visitingforeigncountries.
1 |- Banksy'sart- itl fantastic!
2 Whatdoyouwantto drink?Doyou_tea
or coffee?
3 Kimloves_ to rockmusicwhenshe's
drivinghercar.
4 | - coffee- it givesmea headache!
5 Mysisterloveshermobilephonemore
herfamily!
I love_ inbedtateonSundaymornings.
I prefernotto_ totheradiointhecar.
WepreferbeachhoLidays_ cityholidays.
Doyoulike_ inthesea?
I preferto_ athomeattheweekend.
tO... I talkaboutpreferences
I likeMonetmorethanPicasso.
I preferMonetto Picasso.
5hethinksdrinkingwaterisbetterthandrinking
fruitjuice.
Sheprefersdrinkino waterto drinkina fruit iuice.
1 Darioiikestraditionalartmorethanmodernart.
Thechildrenaremoreinterestedinplayingthan
inreading.
I thinkadventurefilmsaremoreexcitingthan
horrorfilms.
Clarawatchestelevisionmorethanshelistens
to music.
Wehardlyevervisitmuseums,butweoftengo
to concerts.
6 | likeltalianfood,butmyfavouritefoodisFrench.
Pronunciatiott I yesInoquestions
a, Tick(4 thesentencethathasthesame
meaningasthefirstsentence.
I preferJulietoJane.
a I likeJanemorethanJuLie.
b I likeJuliemorethanjane.
r I hateBanksy'sart.
a ldon'tlikeBanksy'sart.
b I loveBanksy'sart.
2 Doyoulikebeefmorethanchicken?
a Doyoupreferbeeftochicken?
b Doyoupreferchickento beef?
3 Doyoulikejazzmorethanclassicalmusic?
a Doyouhatejazzorclassicalmusic?
b Doyoupreferjazztoctassicalmusic?
b Findandundertinethemistakes.Then
correctthem.
I prefercomedyfilmsfromactionfilms.fo
I Jimmylovecoffeein the morning.
2 Doyoulikingclassicatmusic?
3 DoyouprefereatTurkishfoodorltalianfood?
4 Carolinelikesmeatmoreofvegetables.
Wehatingrapmusic.
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Doesthevoicegoup(-J) ordown(---0 atthe
end?ListentotheexamDlefirst.
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A: Doyoulikeit?
B: No,I don't.
r A:lsshehisnewgirlfriend?
B:No,sheisn't.
2 A:I boughta newphone.
B;Wasit expensive?
3 A:Areyoumarried?
B;Yes,I am.
4 A:ldon'tlikepoems.
B:Doyoulikenovets?
5 A:lshehandsome?
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Mybrotherhatesthewalking.
Doyoupreferreadingto watchTV?
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we ev€ haU. lta!^chih @ _ caslle _ if,s 9of a
yeat caF.Z. -fheve,s (8).-- hhge sqq4"e ih fhe
cehf'e ol [rarkow, Pqll o* vs3fara,4rts arll/ b4vs.
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what/Jean/wear/today?
Whatislean wearinatodov?
Andy/notstudy/thisevening
Andvisn't studvinqthiseveninq.
1 DanandGemma/make/aChinesemeal
2 what/Steve/do/inthe garden?
3 Laura/wear/a[ongskirt/thisevening
4 what/you/watch/onTV?
5 Mum/notspeak/toDad/atthemoment
6 theboysiptay/tennis/inthepark
7 ourdaughter/sleep/inherroom
s where/you/pLan/togoonholiday?
9 l/not have/averygoodtime
ro what/you/carry/inthat bag?
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El finOa nounor phraseineachsentencewhereit From: Karen
Pronoun onelones and Possessive
isbetterto usea pronoun.Underlinethenoun/
phrase,Thenwritethecorrectpronoun'
I loveapptes,especiatlyredaoples.qI95
Thisisyourcoffeeandthisismvcoffee.41!49
1 Thepartyisn'tatmyparents'house- it'satour
house.-
2 Thisisn'tyourwatlet- it'smywaltet
3 Thoseflowersarelovely,especiallythepink
flowers._
q 'Whichisthebusforthecentre?''Thebusonthe
right.'-
5
'lsthistheirhouse?"No,theonewiththebtue
dooristheirhouse.
6 'lsthisyourbag?"No,it'sYourbag!
Present Simple and Present
Continuous
fl Choosethecorrectwordsinifatts.
To: ,Emily
Hi Emily .--
HowareYou?t,"'a@gY@tl't -T1l':::: f
;;;#i;;;artelrnoon
ff not' can Youcome
my housefor coffee?
o. uou f.no*, Gerryand 1(1) usuallywork/are
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"o*riul,i.ni
s*i,,s homebeforesixintheevenrng'
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lrJli '.ti weet<andweneeda new^onebecause
ffi"#'g;ttl.e7; rerir<inscookins'Gerry.andI
i"irZioi"i" cookingeverYevenins'soit'svery
)i#'iuii*itto", a cooker'so'(9)dovouoot
are you doing anything today /
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64.
Iof adjectives
Addanadjectiveto eachdescriptioninthecorrect
prace.
American comfortablefriendly German
old scruffy silk tight
1
3
6
7
8
a beautifuldress
anltalianpainting
awoolpullover
anexpenstvecar
a Chinesestudent
a leathersofa
a famousstatue
awhiteT-shirt
a beautifulsilkdress
of adjectives and
6 suit hat
7 sandals format
b Completethesentenceswiththeunderlined
wordsfromexercise8a.
Cathyissmatl,fairandvetyprettv.
1 lt'saLways_ intheMediterraneanin
thesummer.
2 Alisonisvery_ now- shelosta totof
weightlastyear.
3 | don'tlikeanykindofdancing,soI don'tlike
4 Putyour_ on- it'sverycoldtoday.
5 Everyonelikes_ filmswhentheyfeel
sadbecausetheylaughandfeelbetter.
Thisskirtistoo
size,ptease?
- canI trya bigger
Iikel lo velhat eIpr efer
fl finOanOunderrinethemistakes.Thencorrectrhem.
Denisprefersgygleto playingtennis.cyclinq
r Wepreferoldfilmsthanmodernfilms.
2 Carolinelikesgo to rockconcertsin herfreetime.
3 Wehateto eatingmeat- wealwavseatfish.
4 MattlovesplayfootbatlonSaturdayafternoons.
5 | hateto doinggrammarexercises!
6 Doyoupreferswimorsunbathing?
lative adjectives
Lookat thetableandmakesentences.Use
thecomparativeandsuperlativeformof the
adiectives.
Joe/lan:short
loe is shorterthanlan.
joe/lan/Mac:old
Macis theoldest.
r lan/Mac:heavy
z Joe/Mac:old
3 Joe/lan/Mac:tall
4 Joe/Mac:short
5 Joe/lan/Mac:young
6 Joe/lan;heavy
7 Joe/lan/Mac:short
8 lan/Mac:young
9 Joe/lan:otd
Age Height Weight
loe 33 1.8om 82 kg
lan 26 1.85m 75 kC
Mac 40 1.95m 80 kg
Vocabulary
fl a Und"rlin"rheoddoneour.
foggy windy prettv
1 thriller ballet cartoorl
z tight trainers trousers
3 novel pullover poetry
sixteenth slim
5 comedy modern traditionat
hot
smart
10 Joe/lan/Mac:heavy
Z I usuaLlywear_ whenI gotothebeach.
65.
Reading
Technology
Starratingffi
Commutingin big citiesisgettingmore and more
difficult.You can't park cars. Buses are slow.Trains
are expensiveand crowded.What can you do?
Cyclingis the answerfor many people.lt's great if
your city streets are flat and you are fit and have
lots of energy. But many people get tired and it's
very difficult to cycle up hll/s.
So, if you want to find an easy way to commute
and you don't have a lot of energy,try the Citybug
electric scoofer.
The Citybughas an dlectricenginewith a top
speed of fourteen miles per hour (twenty-two
kilometresper hour).lt lovesgoing up hills!
Becausethe Citybugis electric,you don'tneed
to go to the petrol sfaflon! You just connect lhe
Citybugto the electricityin your housefor one or
h/vohours. So it's very cheap. Riding the Citybug
is easy, but the seat and the wheels are small, so
it isn't very comfortable. Of course it isn't fast and
it weighs21 kg, so it'squite heavy.But it'seasy
to park and you don'tneed a drivinglicence,so
adultsor childrencan use it.
lCll";h"A togotoourpricecomparisonpagetorthelatestprices.
r--t.----J
tl a Lookutthetext.Whereisit from?
+ thepowerto makeyourbodymove
smalImotorbike
1 a newspaper
2 a magazine
3 an Internetpage
b Readthetext.Matchthedescriptionswiththe
wordsin ital,'csin the text.
smallmountainsA{!9
r a placewhereyoucanbuypetrolforyourcar
thefastestspeed_
roundthingsthatturnwhentheymove
c Readthetextagainandwritenotesinthe
table.Usewordsfromtheboxin vouranswers.
cheap €emfortabte drivinglicence easy
eflergy fast heavy park petrolstation
n
n
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Citybugetectricscooter
Advantages Disadvantages
Youdon't needa lot of
energy.
It isn't verycomfoftable.
iointwo thingstogether
66.
Grammar | -rngformasnoun
aMatchtheformsoftransportwiththephotos. fl Makesentencesusingthe-rngform.Usean
adjectivefromtheboxin eachsentence.
ulary I transport
dangerousdifficult easy healthy
retaxlng scary
send/textrnessages
Sendinatextmessaeesis easv.
r watch/horrorfilms
2 eat/lotsoffruitandvegetables
3 drive/infog
4 learn/aforeignlanguage
5 swim/inwarmwater
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It:scheaptotravelbyundergroundinparis.
Travellinobvunderoroundin parisischeap.
1 lt'sdifficulttoparkacarinbigcitres.
2 lt'seasyto getinformationfromtheInternet.
3 lt'sromanticto sendflowersto vourwife.
4 lt'sniceto getanemailfromyourbestfriend.
5 lr'sinterestingto watchthenewsonTV
HOW tO... I bookatrainticket
4 a bicycle
5 a motorbike
6 a helicopter
b Readthedescriptionsandwritea formof
transportfromexerciseza.
It hasa bigengine,butonlytwowheels.a motorblke
1 ltfliesintheairandit hasanengine.
2 Ithastwowheels,butit doesn'thaveanengine.
3 Weuseit inthecity,butit travelsonwater,not
onroads.-.--
4 lt'sacarandyoupaymoneytothedriveratthe
endofthejourney.--
5 ltl likea bus,butit runsonmetaltracksinthe
streetlikea train.
Undertlnetheoddoneout,
1 anelectrictram
2 ataxi
3 a waterbus
platform station car
1 Right airport
2 traffic boat
3 ticket passenger
4 water bicycle
train
long-haul
commuting
firstclass
waterbus
garage
rusnnour
suDurD
boat
@! Choosethecorrectwordsinifalics.
Stephen:
TraveIagent:
Stephen:
Travelagentr
Stephen:
TraveIagent:
Stephen:
Travelagent:
Stephen:
Travelagent:
Stephenl
Travelagent:
Doyousetltrain(fifieh/flightsfol
HoltandandBelgium?We'dliketwo
ticketsfromAmsterdanG)atlto
Brussels,please.
OK.Whatisyourdeparturedate?
Saturday,21stofthismonth.
12)There/One-wayot return?
Return.We'dliketo comebackon
Saturday,2Sth.
$) StandordlOtherclassorfirstctass?
Howmuch(4)costs//sfirstclass?
€15o.
lsit a (5)long-hauUdirecttrcin?
No,it (6)stops/affiyesinTheHague,
Whattimedoesit leave?
It leavesAmsterdam(7)inlat rc3o.
67.
Listeni4g box.Youcanusesomewordsmorethanonce'
[fa {}:.Listento anextractfroma iobinterview'
been have haven't
've went
Whatistheiob?
Int 1i So,Delta,tell usaboutyourtravel
experlences.
Delta:Wetl,I'vebeento lotsof differentplaces
aroundthewortd.
Int 1: WhereexactlyhaveYou!€94?
Delta:l'vebeento NewYorkandWashington'And
| (r)- to RiodeJaneirolastwinter'
lnt 1: WhataboutAsia?(2)- youbeento
Bangkok?
Della: No,I (3)- neverbeenthere.But I've
beento SingaPore.
WhataboutSydneY?
Er,no.| (4)- beenthere.
That'satlveryinteresting,buthaveyou
(s)- to anyholidaYresorts?
Yes,| (6)- beento SanAntonioin lbiza
Andl'vebeento Riminiin ltal'.
Int 2: WhendidYougo there?
Detta:Wetl,I wentto Riminiwhenlwas at universitr
AndI (7)- to SanAntoniolastsummer-
Int 2: Wasthat a Packageholiday?
Delta:Yes,it was.
Int 1: Haveyou (8)- on anyadventure
hotidays?
Delta:No,I 9) -
Int 2: 50,whydo youwantto be a holidayrep?
Detta:Wetl,therewasa holidayrepat the resortin
SanAntonio.Shewasreallygood.That'sthe
reasonI appliedfor thisjob!
b Listenagainand checkyour answers'
fl a comptetethedialoguewithwordsfromthe
lnt1:
Detlar
lnt2:
Detla:
b Listenagain.Tick(/) the ptacesDellahas
beento andcross(rY)the placesshehasn't
beento.
1 NewYork V
2 Washington tr
3 RiodeJaneiroE
4 Bangkok I
5 Singapore I
6 Sydney tr
7 SanAntonioI
8 Rimini I
c Listenagainandwritewhenshewentto three
oftheplacesin exerciserb.
Riodelaneiro:
Gfammar I PresentPerfectwithbeen:
llYoulweltheY
fl tttat.t'r-7witha-gtomakesentences'
Haveyou been---
Yes,theywentthere
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Yes,l'vebeen
No,
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Yes,
Didyou
No,lhaven't
1
4
6
7
a gotherelastYear?
b theretwice.
c lhaven't.
d to Greece?
e beenthere.
f in 2o1o.
g I have.
fl Answerthequestionsfor Della'Thenwritetrue
answersaboutYou.
1 Haveyoubeenona Packagehotiday?
Della: Yes.lhave.
You:
2 Haveyoubeenon an adventureholiday?
Della:
You:
3 Haveyoubeento anyholidayresorts?
Della:
You:
68.
fl rututepositivesentences(/), negativesentences
(X)andquestions(?)inthe presentperfect.
l/horse-riding(,x)
I hoven'tbe'n horse-ridina.
you/ona tong-haulflight(?)
Havevoubeenon a lona-houlfliaht?
r l/bungeejumping(/)
z we/toBangkok(,x)
you/toLondon(?)
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8
9
10
5
6
they/ona packageholiday(?)
l/onanadventureholiday(,x)
JohnandJulie/toAustralia(x)
ourparents/toFtorida(/)
you/to an IMAXcinema(?)
we/hikinginthemountains(/)
yourcousins/toDisneyland(?)
Writeguestionsin thePresentperfect.Thenwrite
Irueanswersaboutyou.
Haveyoubeento a circus?
No,I hoven't.lYes,lhave.
I wentlastveor.
Pronunciation I Ll
fl a $t, Firstlistento theunderlinedsoundsin
theexamples.Thenlistento theunderlinedsound
in eachsentenceandtick(/) thecorrectbox.
Hqveyoubegnto England?
Irl lal
Yes,l'vebeento London.
1 | haven'tbeento Rimini. !
2 HaveyoubCgntoAustralia? n
3 We'vebeenbungeejumping. I
4 Haveyoubeenona horse? n
5 Haveyoubeento ltaly? n
6 Haveyoubeento Madrid? n
b Listenagainandcheckyouranswers.
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69.
Readi4g
Mae hasdonemanyamazinq'thingsin herlife,
butperhapsthemostamazingandimportantone
isthatshehasbeeninto.space-shewentonthe
spaceshuttleEndeavourin 1992.Shewasthe first
African-Americanwomanastronaut.Forthisreason
alonewecancallMaeanadventuretbutshe'sdone
a lot more.
Maewasbornin1956andwhenshewasa child,
shedidn'tknowif shewantedto bea doctoroTa
dancer.Shebecamea doctor,but she'salsodanced
on stageandhasproducedseveralstageshowsof
modernjazzandAfricandance.
Maehastravelledallovertheworld:shewentto
Kenya,CubaandThailandduringherstudiesto
bea doctorin the late1970s.Sheleftuniversity
in1981andln1983shebecamea memberof the
famous?
r She'sdancedandproducedstageshows. n
2 She'sappearedinStarTrek. tr
3 ShewasthefirstAfrican-Americanwoman
astronaut. !
b Readthetextagainandputtheeventsfrom
Mae'slifeinthecorrectorder,1-6,
a Shewentto KenyaandCuba.E
b sheioinedNASA. tr
c Shefinishedherstudies. I
d sheappearedinaTVshow. n
e Shewentintospace. D
f ShejoinedthePeacecorps. n
PeaceCorps- that'sanorganisationfor young
Americanpeopleto helppeoplein poorcountries.
Maeworkedin WestAfricabetween1983and1985
a doctor.she hasalsoworkedasa generaldoctorin
the UnitedStatesandshejoinedNASAin 1987and
becameanastTonaut.
Notallof Mae'sachievementsareabouthardwork.
she'swrittena bookandshe'salsoappearedin a
televisionshow- shewasin anepisodeof StarTrek
in1993.Shewasthefirstrealastronautto appearin
theshow!
statementsaretrue (T)or false (F).
ivlaehasn'ttraveltedfar.
1 Mae'sfirstiobwasasa doctor.
2 5hewentto WestAfricaduringherstudies.
3 Shebecamean astronautwhensheleft
university.
4 She'sworkedasan actorfor a year.
5 Altthe peoptein star lrek areastronauts.
6 Sheworkedasa doctorinthelJS.
7 Shejoinedthe PeaceCorpsto helppoor
people.
8 She'sappearedin a sciencefictionfilm.
fl a R.udth. textquickly.WhyisMaeJemison El Readthetextagainanddecideif these
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Perfectof the verbsin exercise4a.
Haueyouridden a hotse?
1 l -- in a hot-airbatloon.
2 My parents-- not
=-- a 3D-film.
3 - you=-- my friend
Aileen?
4 w e
Japanesefood.
5 Mybrother_ a Ferrari.
a smallaircraftasmallboat
aeressthftAttri€ MountEverest
theSaharaDesert
ln 7985,myunclesailedacrosstheAtlanticina boat.
r Thesedaysa lot of people
andleavea lotof rubbishonthemountain!
2 TheWrightbrotherswerethe firstpeopleto
withanengine.Theywere
in the airfor twelveseconds.
3 Welivedneara biglakewhenI
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wasa child,so llearnt
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Eddiehasclimbedo mountoin,but hehosn,truna
morothon.
1 Sue
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Perfect.
fl a Tick(/) thethingsMaehasdone.Cross
(,x)the things she hasn'tdone.
S h e ' s . . .
climbeda mountain.
1 beenintospace.
2 dancedon stage.
3 appearedon TV
4 sailedaroundtheworld.
5 travelledto Africa.
6 producedmusicanddanceshows.
7 workedin Australia.
b Lookatthesentencesin exercise3aano
writequestionsandshortanswers
HasMaeclimbeda mountoin?
No,shehasn't.
1 HasMaebeen
2 Hasshe
a Writethepastparticiplesoftheseveros.
3 Maria
4 lacK
5 Leila
driven
4 Mybrotheroncedidtheparisto Dakarcarrally.He
fromTunisto Senegat.
Pronunciation I tongandshortvowels
3 a a m b a r m
4 aheart b hat
5 a c o s t b c o u r s e
fl a Underlinethewordwiththelongvowelin eachpair.
a cat b car
1 a f i l l b f e e l
2 a t a u g h t b t o p
b ??:: Listenandcheckyouranswers.Thensay
thewords.
climba mountainruna marathon cycle50 km
Eddie x
Sue
x
Lyle I
Maria x
,ack T
Leila
VOcabularf I activities
fl UsethecorrectformofaverbfromBoxAandaDhrase
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BoxA
BoxB
71.
Reading
DOX.
Thenoticegives:
1 informationandadvice n
zinformationandrules I
3 advice n
b Matchtheunderlinedwordsinthetextwith
thepictures.
sharoobierts
c Matchthewordsfromthetextwiththeir
meanings.
1 proof
a ThebagsYougiveinat
z thehotd
thecheck-indesk.
I hand I
b EnteringaPtane.
tuggage I
c Thisistheplaceona pLane
4 checkedI
wheretheyPutthebags
luggage I
d Makea machinestopworking.
I boarding e Thisshowsthatsomething
6 turnoff istrue.
f SmallbagsYoutakeonthePlane'
Gfammaf I canIcan't,havetoIdon'thaveto
!f a, neadthetextquicktyandtick(4 thecorrect
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lf you areffying with Go FasterAirlines please
readthis noticebeforeyou go to the airpon.
p| Readthetextin exerciser again.Tick(/) thecorrectcolumnsinthetable'
Documents
Go FasterAirlines uses an electronic check-in
system.Youdon't haveto bring your ticketsto
the check-indesk,but you haveto bring proof of
your identity (includingyour photo),for example
a passport.driving licenceor identitycard.lf you
areflying to anothercountry,you haveto show
your passpon.
Luggage
Wilh Go FasterAirlines you can checkin a
maximum of 20 kg of luqgaqeto put in the
hold.Youcan takea maximum of 5 kg of hand
luggage.Youcan't put sharp obiectsin your hand
luggage- you haveto put them in your checked
luggage.Yotlrsuitcasehasto have a labelwith
your name and address.Thelabeldoesn't have
to haveyour flight number becausethat is on the
electroniclabel.
Electronic devices
You haveto turn off all electronicdevicesbefore
boardingthe plane,Youcan't useyour mobile
phone insidethe Plane.
NecessaryNotnecessary Possibte Notpossibte
bringticketsto the check-indesk
1 bringproofof youridentitv
z showyourpassportwhenyouflyto anothercountry
3 checkin 20 kg of Luggage
4 takemorethan5 kg of handluggage
5 putsharpobiectsinyourhandtuggage
6 outa labetonvoursuitcasewithyournameandaddress
7 putyourflightnumberonyoursuitcase[abe[
8 switchoff etectronicdevicesbeforeyou boardthe ptane
9 usea mobiLephoneinsidetheptane
72.
Lookattheairportrulesandwritesentenceswith
con't andhoveto.
'
R.ules
I Beat check-intwo hours beforeyour
departuretime.
llffiiligoF+ffilane.
t Don',ttake drinksonto the plane.
lTurn off your mobile Phonebefore
you boardthe Plane.
r Don'ttakefood onto the Plane.
t Wearyour seat belt during the flight'
con't
Youcan'tsmokeon theDlone.
I
hove to
5 Thereisn'tparkingnearthetheatre.
You
It isn'tnecessaryforAmandato paybecause
she'sa memberoftheclub.
Amanda
Weacceptpaymentin cashor bycreditcard.
You
8 lt isn'tnecessaryfor Davidand Lucyto getvisas
to go to Canada.
DavidandLucy
Changetheunderlinedverbssothestatements
aretrue.
lnmostcountriesyouhavetogetmarriedwhenyou
aresixteen.@4
1 You!q! takea gunona plane._
2 YoulA!1 opena bankaccountwnenyouare
etgnteen.. --
3 Youdon'thaveto havea passportoranidentity
cardWhenyourtravelto foreigncountries.
4 Youhaveto smokeinhospitals.
Meninthearmyusuallydon'thaveto haveshort
harr._ --
Inmostcountriesyoudon'thaveto beeighteen
to vote._ --
Youcantusuallypaybycreditcardinshopsand
restaurants.--
IntheUSyoudon'thaveto driveontheright
sideoftheroad.
Pronunciation I lfI andtvl
El A rnesesraremenrsglvefatseIntormation.
Completethesentences.lJseconfcan'torthe
correctformof haveto.
It isn'tnecessarytowearasuitinmyoffice.
ldon't haveto wearo suit in mvoffice.
lnNewYorkpeoplearen'tallowedtosmoKetn
restaurants.
ln NewYorkDeoplecan'tsnoke in restauronts.
1 lt isn'tpossibletodrivea carwhenyouareonly
fifteenyearsold.
YOU
Brlnga friendtothepartyifyouwanrro.
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Inmyofficeit isn'tpossibteto useourmobile
phones.
We
Showyourreceipttothemanager.
You
@f a *32 Listenandunderlineonemore/f/ sound
andonemore/v/ soundinthesentence.Write
thesoundabovethem.
lfl lvl
Youdon'thaveto havea Frenchvisa
b {} rr Listenandtick(/) thecorrecrbox.
I haveto gohomenow.
r Doyouhavea car?
2 I'vegota question.
3 Let'shavea drinktomorrow.
4 Doyouhaveto leavenow?
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Reading
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peoplewith their iobs.
r Alana a
2 Potly b
3 N e i l c
El a Readtheinterviewagain.Write,4for
Alana,Pfor Pollyor /Vfor Neil.
Whichperson...
likedhistoryandart?
1 leftschoolquiteearty?
2 didn'tgoto university?
3 enjoyedsciencesatschool?
4 wentto coltegeafteruniversity?
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theinterview
Scottishhairdresser
Englishteacher
Americanscientist
CC; Alana is from the United States.
Alana: That'sright - Texas.
CC: Haveyou studieda languagebefore?
Alana: No, I studiedbiology at university.I'm a scientist.
CC: Did you go to universityin Texas?
Alana: No, I went to schoolin Texas,but universityin
New York.
CC: PolJy.haveyoustudieda languagebefore?
Polly: No. Well, only Frenchat secondaryschoolin
Glasgow,Scotland,but I left schoolat sixteenand
went to te€hnicalcollege.
CC: What did you studyat college?
Polly: Hairdressing,one daya week- I didnt want to
spendanymore time studyingaftertwelveyearsat
schooll
Alana: So,when did you start school?
Nei[ It's usually about four here. I was nearly five when
I startedschool.
Alana: Wow! We usuallystart elementaryschoolat about
sL{in the States.Four seemsvery young!
Neil: Mm, it is. I left at eighteen,so I spentfourteenyeals
at schoolherein London.
CC: Haveyou studieda languagebefore?
Neil: Yes,I studiedSpanishat university,just for a year.
CC: Where did you go to university?
Neil London, then teachertraining college.
CC; What do you teach?
NeiL History and art. They weremy favoudtesubjectsat
school,
CC: What wasyour favouritesubject,Alana?Biology?
Alana: No, I found it reallydifficult. But I liked the other
sciencesubiects you know physicsand chemistry.
And biologygoeswiththem.
CC: How aboutyou, Polly?
Polly: My favoudte subject?Maybe English. I quite
enioyedthat.
CC; Now, canwe talk aboutyour coursehereand your
experiences-..
Potly Alana Neit
7 agestartedschool 4
2 locationof school Texas
timespentat school 4 yrs
studieda language?
5 favouritesubiect(s)
6 wentto university?
74.
Vocabularf I schootsandsubjectsb
1,
fla Lookattheinterviewonpage22.
Underlinethetypesof school/cottegeand
fcfiiibthesubjects.
b Lookattheinterviewagain.Find:
fourlanguages
Chinese,
threeplacestostudyafterschool
3 threesciencesubjects
4 theschoolyoustartatsixintheUs
Gfammaf I reviewofr,vh.ouestions
3 _
4 _
5 _
Writea questionfromexercise5aforeachanswer.
Whichschooldid vouao to?
I wentto KingstonHighSchoot.
Weoflengoto a baror to thecinema.
Twoyearsago.
Myparentsandmyyoungerbrother.
I takethebus.
A programmeabouttheSaharadesert.
Three- physics,mathsandEngtish.
c Lookat thequestionsin exercise5b.Writeanswers
thataretrueforyou.
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Pronunciation I intonationof wh-ouestions
Gla Ex Lookatthequestionsinexercise4,Does
thevoicegoupor downin thequestions?Listenand
write--J or
--1
byeachquestion.
Whatdidyoustudyatcollege?
--.(
b Nowrepeatthequestions.
Vocabularf I newtechnorogy
fl Completethetextwithwordsfromthebox.
downtoad forum eftlifie podcasts posts
Howdopeoplegothrougha daywithoutcomputersnow?
I spendpartofeachdayonmylaptop.I goonfineatleast
twicea dayto readmyemailsor(t)_ music.
ThenI oftenlistento (2)_ ifthere'sanything
interestingontheBBC.MostdaysI gointomyuniversity
websiteandgoontotheclass(l) _ to see
ifthereareanynew(A)_ . Wehavea class
wiki,too,butnotmanypeopleusethat- | thinka lotof us
aren'tsurewhatto dol
tl Completethesequestionsfromtheinterview
onpage72.
Nhatdid youstudvat college?
didyou_ schooL?
2 _you goto university?
3 _ youteach?
4 _ wasyour subject?
fl a Compteteeachgroupofquestionswitha
word/phrasefromthebox.
how howmany what when where
whieh who
tUhrchsubjectsdidyoudo?
schooldidyougoto?
teacherdoyoulikebest?
studentsarethereinyourclass?
languagescanyouspeak?
subjectshaveyougotonMonday?
doyousitnextto?
isyourfavouritefilmstar?
doyoulivewith?
istheschool?
isyourhouse?
doyougointheevenings?
timeisit?
doyoudoattheweekend?
didyouwatchonTVyesterday?
doyougettotheschool?
doyouspendyourholidays?
didyoufindthisschool?
doyougetup?
didyoustarttearningEngtish?
doyoutakeexercise?
75.
Vocabqlar] | education
tlCompletethetablewithwordsfromthebox.
a€adeffik distancelearningcourses eveningclasses
futltime lecturer part-time professional
student trainee trainer tutor weLl-qualified
a#ernoon
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fl a : C,t Listento a phonecatlbetweena studentanda
secretaryat his university.Whatdoesthe studentwant
to do?
1 seehistutor
2 Starta newcourse
3 go to a workshop
b Listenagainand answerthe questions.
Whichdepartmentis Tariqin?
Media studies.
1 Whenarethe photographyworkshops?
2 canTariqbooka workshopoverthe phone?
fl a LookattheinformationbetowThenlisten
againandcompleteTariq'snoteto histutor.
TariqhasaninterviewnextWednesday.He
prefersafternoonsbecausehelivesa [ongway
fromtheuniversity.
De4r /4s 4dans'
Heft is +he inlornalion you' ne-zd lor
1he phot ograPhY t<torkshoP:
Nanz: (r)
S+u'1aftt n!,rnLzr:(2)
ls+cfoice: thtusdaY
2d choice:3)
Can'+bne on: (4)
-T. Qaschid
b WhatdoesthesecretarytetlTariqto do
withhisnote?Ticl((/) thecorrectpicture.
Adjectives Typesof
education
People
learning
People
teaching
academic
fl choosethecorrectwordsin ltafirs.
Lukestudiedfor a yearto becomea firness(6i-ne-lltrainee
in a famousgym.
1 | want to be an architect,so l'rnIakingan ocademicI
a professionalquallficationafter| finishuniversity.
2 | can'taffordto stopworking,so I'mtakinga
full-timelporttime coursetwo eveningsa week.
3 Theclassesat our colLegeareverygood- thereare
usuallyonlyaboutten tutorslstudentsin Ihem.
4 I enioysludyirgat ho'neon myown,soanevening
classlodistoncelearningcourseisvetygoodfor me.
5 ProfessorSimmondsis a verygoodlecturerltroiner
whenevershegivesa talk in the mainhall,about2oo
studentscometo it.
3 WhoisTariq'stutor?
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arnd gossip
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BeaulifulKarinaBufion,singerwithGirlPower,is
leavingthe bandto starta new career.Aftereleven
year€and fflanyhit songs,Karinais goingto begin
a new lifeas a solosinger.On herTwitterwebsite
Karinawrote, 'lt was not my choicelo leave,but it's
timeto try somethingnew in my life.'We'resurethe
talentedsingingstaris goingto havea lot of success
in the futurel
2
Pop superstarlvladonnais goingto directa movie
aboutWallisSimpson,an Americanwomanwho
wanted10marrythe kingof Englandinthe 1930s.
The sjngerhasdirecteda moviebefore,but of course
sheis morefamousfor her music.ly'adonnacame
to Londonlastweekto ialk 10actorsCateBlanchelt
and DavidTennantaboutpartsin the film.l/adonna
isn'tgoingto act inthe movie,but it ls goingto be a
musrcar.
3
NigelPageand JuslineLaycockfrom Cirencester,
Gloucestershirewon 156 millioninthe Furomillions
lolteryTheyare Britain'sbiggestwinners.They
areusingsome of theirnew fortuneto buya huge
14 millionhouseand a BIVIWBut they'vealso
rememberedtheircleaner,DeniseKelso.Friendsof
the coupletell us they'regoingto givetfrecleaner
theirold houseandiheir Hondacivicl LuckyDenisel
tl a n"aothetextquickty.Matchtheheadings(a-c)with
paragrapns1-3.
a Singer'snewfitm n
b Generoustotterywinners!!
c GirtPowershock!E
b Readthetextagainandanswerthequestions.
HowmanyyearswasKarinaBurtoninGirlPower?
Eleven.
1 WhatwebsitedoesKarinause?
2 WhathasMadonnadonebefore?
3 WhowasWallisSimpson?
4 HowmuchmoneydidNigelandlustinewininthelottery?
c completethesummariesofthe
paragraphsinthetext.Useonewordin
eachgap.
1 KarinaBurtonisqo,noto begina new
careerasa solosinger.Shewasin
Powerforelevenyears.
Madonnais in _ to talkto
someactorsabouthernewfilm.The
film is goingto be a
aboutWaltisSimpson.
3 NigetPageandJustineLaycockwon
f56_ intheEuromillions
lottery.They goingto give
theirotdhouseto their_ ,
DeniseKelso.
5 WhoisDeniseKelso?
80.
Pronunciation I rhymes
flrutut"pairsofrhymingwords.Usewordsfromthebox.
alone bLue clever cold cry free mine name
nice shows
flv
1 pflce
z knows
3 fame
4 hold
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forever
fine
see
home
fl Completethepoemwithwordsfromexercise2.
Whenl'mathome
OrfeelingqlqLg,
WhenI feelblue,
Orthere'snothingto (1)
Whenl'mcold,
Orneedsomeoneto (z)
It'salwaysthe same.
I thinkofyour(3)
Andthenlfeelfine,
BecauseI knowthat you?e(a)
Grammar I infinitiveofourDose
2
5
6
Mikeuseshisbicycle
WewenttoWarsaw
e geta betterjob
f commuteto work
fl a rinaandunderlinethemistakes.
Thencorrectthem.
KarinaBurtonisleavingGirlPowerlql
q!AI!a newcareerasa solosinger.
to start
1 Madonnacameto Londonlastweek
talktoactorsCateBtanchettand
DavidTennantaboutpartsinhernew
film.
2 NigelPageandJustineLaycockare
usingsomeof theirnewfortuneto
buyinga f4 millionmansionanda
BMW
b Nowlookat thetextonpage78and
checkyouranswers.
aar-
fl Putthewordsinthecorrectorderto
makesentences.Addfo in thecorrect
place.
sunbathe thebeach I goto
I oo to thebeachto sunbathe.
1 Jane herboyfriend Berlin
flewto visit
play myson hiscomputer uses
games
anMP3player music listento
I'mgoingto get
we food always buy fresh
goto the market
see wentto mybrother
theHermitageMuseum
StPetersburg! rututch1-5witha-fto makesentences.Thenwritethe
sentencesbelow.
Action Purpose
I'mgoingto starta part- a getfit
timecomputingcourse
b visitourgrandparents
Youcanusea computer
c sendemails
she'sjoininga gym d learnallaboutwebdesign
l'mgoingto improvemy
Engtish
I'm qoinato stoft a part-timecomDutinqcourseto learn
allobout webdesion.
81.
rEE|Itpt
Listening
tla Q|o" Covertheaudioscript.Listentoa
diatoguebetweenfourfriends.Tick(/)thefour
ambitionsthevtalkabout,
1 beanaccountant
z goaroundthewortd
3 workfora charity
4 wina lotofmoney
5 bea rocksinger
6 bea businesswoman
b Listenagainandcompletethesentences.
Alexwouldliketo win a lot of monevandrctire.
1 Mattwouldliketo
z Deewouldliketo
3 Jamiewouldliketo
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,amie: What'swrong,Alex?Youtookboredtoday.
Alex: lam.Welt,l'mnotboredrightnow,butI'mreally
boredwithmyjob.lt,sthesamethingeveryday.
I reallywantto dosomethingdifferent.
JamierLikewhat?Findanotherjob?
Alexr Wett,ldon't know.lsupposel! liketo wina lot
of moneyandretire!
Dee: Comeon,Alex,I knowyou.Youdon'tlikedoing
nothing.Youlovebeingbusy.
Atex: Mm,maybe.Butyouhaveto thinkaboutgetting
awaysometimes.
Mattr Yes,that'sright.l'dliketo flyaroundtheworld
andseelotsof interestingplaces.
Dee: You,Matt?Butyouhateflying!Youtenotgoing
to getona long-haulflight!
Mattr I hateflying,butI tovegoingto newptaces.
Anyway,don'tyoueverwantto changeyourlife,
Dee?
Dee: Me?Yes,of course.l'dliketo do something
different- somethingthathetpspeople,I don't
know,maybeworkfora charityor something.
Jamie: Dee,youtea succesbfulbusinesswoman.
Youwouldn'tlikecharitywork.lt isn'treallya
challengeforyou.I wouldn'tliketo do it. lt isn't
verywetlpaid.
Dee: Moneyisn'timportant.
JamierYouknowwhatI'dreallyliketo be?
Matt: No.
Jamie:A rocksinger.
Atex: Realty?Butyouplaytheguitar,Jamie.
Jamie: I know,andI loveplayingtheguitar.ButI enioy
singing,too,andI'mhavingsinginglessonsat
themoment.
I didn'tknowthat.
Mm,andI'mina newrockband- weplayin
clubsattheweekendnowandpeoplelikeus.
Sowhataboutyourjob?
Myiobasanaccountant?I'mgoingto doit for
anotheryearor so,butthebandismakinga CD
Matt:
Jamiel
Dee:
lamie:
laterthisyear,so...
Dee: Wow,JamielYou'regoingtobefamous!
fl Comptetethesentences.Thenlistenagainortook
at theaudioscriptto checkyouranswers.
1 Alexwantsto dosomethingdifferent.5he'dtike
to v/i, a lotofmoneyandretire,butshedoesn't
like_ alLday.
2 illattwouldlike_ aroundthewortd,
buthedoesn'tlike_
3 Deewouldlike a charityandhetp
peopte.
4 Jamie_ charityworkbecauseit isn't
verywellpaid.Hewouldreatlytike
a rocksinger- heloves_ theguitar
andhelikes
82.
fl a findsixmoremistakesandunderlinethem.
Asyou know, I left my job last month. I worked in an
office and I really didnt like be inside all the time. Now
I have to find another job. I wouldn't like working in ar
office again, so I'm thinking about some more training.
I really love to do water sports and I would l&e to
becoming a water sports teacher.It's a good job here
as there are a lot of tourists in the summer and most of
them like leam waterskiing or windsurfing. I've had an
interview to train asa teacher,but there's a problem.
hrt of the exam is written and I really don't like to
take wdtten exams- I always do very badly. I really like
starting training in March. Then I can start teaching in
lhe suminer. Cari you suggest any ways of helping me
study for the exam?'-
b Nowcorrectthemistakesinexercise?a.
didn't like beino
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4
6
Whatdothesepeoplewanttodowiththeirlives?
Why?Writesentences.Usewordsandphrases
fromthebox.
bewithchildren drivefast helpyoungpeople
listento music visitdifferentcountries
fierlein+he-gafdefr
Hewould like to have
a lareeeardenbecause
he likesworkinain the
qaraen.
Gl {t o. Listentothewordsandwritetheminpairsin
thetable.Themaindifferencebetweenthewords
in eachpairisthevowelsound(lul or lel).
day di€ mine size light hate late
wait height main say white try train
larl /e!
die day
fl Writ.onesentenceaboutyourlikesand
ambitionsforeachofthesetopics.
workandstudy
I reallv like wotchinafilms, so I'd like to do on
eveninecoursein film historv.
1 workandstudy
2 marriageandchildren
3 traveLandholidays
4 sport
Pronunciation I larlandle
83.
Grammar 4 l/see/thatfilm(X)
-ing form as noun
fl ri.l (/) thecorrectsentencesandcrossE) the
incorrectsentences.Thenunderlinethemistakes
andcorrectthem.
Ithinkwaitingfora busisboring.
!yq!qispopularinAmsterdam.
1 Thesedaysflyisverypoputar.
2 InLondongoingtothecinema
areexpenstve.
3 SwimmingisveryreLaxing.
4 OntheInternetpaybycredit
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6 youlflylina heticopter(?)
7 Lena/ctimb/amountain(?)
8 we/golhorseriding(X)
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skin. n
Ithinkskiinginthemountainsis
fantastic!
Present Perfect
fl a Completethenoticewithverbsfromthebox.
bring
show
don't bring den:tsffioke don't use
Brindsle Collese
INFORMATIONFORSTUDENTS
Don'tsmokein the collegebuilding.
(Smokingis possiblein the garden.)
(a)_ food or drinksintothe
ctassrooms.
(lt is possibleto get coffeeandtea in the
collegecafe.)
(b)_ an identitycardwhen you
comeinto the college.
{c)_ mobilephonesduring
tessons.
Usingthecomputersin the libraryis
possiblein the evenings.
{lt isn't necessaryto payto usethe
computers.)
{d)_ a penandsomepaperto
tessons.
{Buti1isn't necessaryto bring a dictionary.)
b Rewritethenumberedsentencesfromthe
noticein exercise4a. Usecanfcan't or havetol
don't haveto.
t Youcan'tsmokein thecolleoebuildina.
The imperative, canlcan't and,
have toldon't have to
2
3 .
4
5 .
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people.