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PUT h (<3 a t o(rfeltTitrle U a Grammar: should(n't), can(t) and (don't) have to Ba s can't 2 don'thaveto 3 haveto 4 shouldn't § don't haveto 6 can 7 can't 8 should -g have to” 20 shouldn't #4 should) 43 have to 1b 4 Diane: fashion designer 2 Clive footballer 3 Raft businessman 4 Siegied: dentist 41 I cant look after the children today. 2 Do you have to work a weekends? 3 Should we goto the shop this morning? 4 Ihave tobuya new guitar. 5 Ian swim very well 6 You shovkdn"t play there. I's dangerous. "7 Can you help me with my bags? 8 I don't have todo any homework tonight Bic 2A 3A 4D 5C 6A 70 OC Pronunciation 6 1 You shouldn't go home. 2 We can't see very well. 3 You have todo the shopping. 4 Can't you read? 5 We should watch this. 6 I don't have to work tonight. 7 Should he call me? 8 I canunderstand 9 They have to Come. How to... 17 4 A:In my opinion, you need ahaireut. 8: dont think so, 2 A: \What do you think? 8: You look interesting. 3 A: We need to Clean tis room. 8: Youve probably right. A: Beautiful scenery. Dor't you think 0? Bm not so sure. Lesson 5.2 Reading L4G 25 36S AN SCS ECS 7c BCS bib aczaad Grammar: Present Perfect with for and since 2 1 Ihaver't been tothe cinema (a) for ages () since une () snce- vyearse 2 We havent played tenis (a) since last year 0) ages-age (© for months. 3 She's worked here (a or two weeks (0 Die acsdaase 3B 4 Did you use to work here? 2 {used to eat unk food. 3 didet She use tobe asinger?_4 She didn't use to smoke so much, Oié you use to get on well with your grandparents? 6 We used to Fave Toworkall the time. 7 1 didnt use olsen tothe radio, 8 We used t have ahouse onthe beach, Listening aa (snow Useo To8E A sperma asco! B carpark sors eld © museum atest DG) used tobe (2) did't use tobe) usedto be () use tobe (5) didnt use 10 Vocabulary: good and bad habits 6 thee-months (2 for along time. 4 Ive played the plano a) since | was a child ()since-ages (for five years. "5 Have you lived here (2) for along time? (since January? (0 yearzago? 6 Has she known im (a for years? (b) since last july? () or Febeuaey? 7 | hhaver't seen you (a) since | was in india (8) fora year or two (0 since rmontas: 8 Hes been inthe team () since-two.weeus (3) since he Scored his Fst goal (for too long. 1B 1 here since ast 2 has lived here for” known John since “4 hasn't smoked for '§ haven't seen Giorgio since 6 have played tenis since 7 have been here for, ® written poetry for 4-1 have they lived 2 He has been 3 havent smoked 4 Ihaven't seen 5 have ou known 6 She has had 7 Wehaven't spoken ® has he worn Vocabulary: friendship Bia ab 3c 4a se 6c Writing 6 ‘Since university "ve worked asa sales representative fora publishing company. i's ance jab. My colleagues ae really friendly and Itravel alot. At the moment Fm lving in Milan, Ive been here two years and Hove the city. Hm not maid. havent been in touch with anyone from university fr years but Fd love 6| {hear from you, so send mean eral ‘Sandy Smith Lesson 5.3. Reading and listening a ALong, Long Life 1b ong life, hometown, smoke cigarettes, fel stressed, sense of humour, ride a bike, grow ol, get bored, true story, amount of money © 4 longlife 2 home town 3 smoked two cigarettes. drank red wine 4 felt stressed / got bored 5 sense of humour 6 rode @ bike 7 grew old 8 true story. g amount of money Grammar: used to 2a. 1 Did you use to watch alot of TV? 2 Did you use to go abroad for your holidays? 3 Did you use to cook fr your parents? 4 Did, YoU use to help you’ mother around the house? 5 Did you use to.do lot of exercise? le [l= [=[= » fo] -l*[-[-l=]* le l= 8 [pToTsTiTtTi Unit 6 Places Lesson 6.1 Vocabulary: geography 1 =e l=] lep}u @ so[6 Te SSC goer u[s Tp ° t P x2[p Jo Tr Te Ju Te [ue Te Js fe 2a island 2 ocean 3 river 4 mountain 5 forest 6 beaches 7 desert lake 9 Sea Grammar: will 3 4 willcany 2 won't be 3 willpay 4 won'tsleep 5 will show 6 won't know 44 (llsee 2 ilgo, 3 Willyoustay 4 ILfnish 5 ri get ldo 7 Ivist 8 riizend fo! and foo! orange hs shop closed sorry 0 lock don't shopkeeper open promise only got most home know ) Reading Gis 2Wawas sw TaN at ah ar st 6M Bie rc abalsd ba Lesson 6.2 Grammar: too/enough/many 1.4 too 2 too many 3 enough 4 toomuch § to0 6 enough 7 too much toomany 2 1 tooloud 2 tallenough 3 too many suitcases 4 enough money. § too crowded 6 too small B 4 tootired 2 hard enough 3 too much time 4 too expensive 5 too many hamburgers. 6 good enough 7 too long 8 too many People 9 too busy 40 old enough Vocabulary 4-1 mobile phone 2 vacuum cleaner 3 CD player 4 freezer 5 answer phone 6 radio. 7 hairdryer 8 dishwasher How to. 1 4 should / because 2 Ulike / couldn't 3 to choose / main 4 take too § go /Decause Listening Ga Summary + interesting 2 technology 3, mobile telephones. 44 programme teenagers. 6 television 7 confusing 8 carparks Lesson 6.3 Grammar 1 4 Would youlike 2 Do youlthe 3 would lke ‘4 would youtke "5 Doyoutike 6 “ike 2 4 looklike 2 donttike 3 Ukes 4 the 5 ‘shelike 6 amie 7 ‘ke 1b Man A~ Marc, Man B ~ speaker 8 4 looktike 2 Uke 3 Would you tke doesit ook 5 isit 6 Would you/'s ike 7 does he look Do you tke 9 is 30 Whatsit Pronunciation 441 what oyou the dong at the weskend?_ 2 What would you tke toda this evening 3 What's your mother ke? 4 Wha does she lak ke? "§ Do you tke siting "6 Would you De some helo Reading / Listening Bb s Aman aschinking cote iis garden. 2 An ald Sapte mated pest and shed they cod buy ha washing thine 9 The odmanly ha Sia. They bought he trashing matine or Sago. Late the man sols Ns ge to Tomparth fechten and’ dop, 6 Then he sols Ms deo ployer shaver ands soa. 7 We ad $870.8 When decry eared wth hs og, ld man thin hat he wes {heehee man te wot. Writing Ga 4 there:inthe garden 2 it: the washing machine 3 i $10 "4 his: the dog's name 5 i: the fridge 1D 4 Itwas beautiful. 2 The people who live there ae lucky 3 llove watching 4 Itt ike we were the only people there. Review and consolidation units 4-6 Comparatives and superlatives 1 hotter 2 more dangerous 3 the argest_ 4 younger '5 mote interesting 6 the most romantic 7 smaller 8 the best 9 lavier”40 the pretest at kinder a2 the fastest Indirect questions 2 4 Canyou tell me what time the bus leaves? 2 Can you tell ime how much these shoes cast?_'3 Do you know who the 41st US President was? "4, Can you tell me how this photocopier works? § Do you know what the capital of Mexico is? 6 Do you know when the net train eaves? 7. Can you tell me if the museum is open on ‘Sundays? 8 Do you krow i thre is a rain to Asiago? {9 canyou tell me'f osh works here? "40 Do you know if Penguins fy should(n't), can('t), (don't) have to B 4 lean fly an aeroplane. 2 We should buy ourtckets eal. 3 You don't have to pay for chidren. 4 She has todo her exam again, 5 Cant go home now? 6 We shouldnt ative late. 7 She Cat drive, 8 Do we have to read ths book? You should eat more vegetables. 40 Do have to leave? used to and Present Perfect with for and since 4.1 Lused to smoke but! havent had a cigarette since ast yor. (c)" 2 She used tobe good atthe guitar but she hasnt played for two years (e)3 We didn use to like each other when we were thildren but weve been friends forthe ast few months. (@)_4 Mum fd Dad used to travel aot but they haven't had a holiday since 1999. (5 | id use to cook much pasta but Ive eaten aot oft since | went 1 aly. (6) will with too/enough/very 5 4 willbe / too 2 willyouhave / very 3 won't stay / too 4 wll hey arve / very very/ won't need 6 wil study / rough 7 too / wilrain” 8 very/ wort be 9 will ou go / very 40 won't go 100 lke/would like/be like/look like 6 4 Would you ke a drink? g 2 Does she look ke her sister? d 3 What do you tke doing in your fee time? e 4 Whats johi’s intend tte? ¢ 5 Where would you tke fo go tomorrow? h 6 Who do you ook like? b 7 Does your brother like Ireland? ¢ 1 What is that Book ke? a Vocabulary 7 4 adult 2 brave 3 challenge 4 desert 5 eldely 6 forest 7 generous "8 heathiyg intelligent 0 junk at kit a2 lose Js middle-aged "14 nightlife 15 ocean x6 pensiones 37 questions 18 rely 49 smoker 20 talented 21 umbrella 22 Video recorder "23 washing machine 24 young. 5 Zealand Unit 7 Body Lesson 7.1 ‘Vocabulary 1.4 waist 2 shoulder 3 elbow 4 wist 5 ear 6 nose 7 back B knee 9 finger s0 cheek a4 ankle x2 eve fs mouth 44 hair 2 4 tke 2 put 3 0n 4 makes 5 appearance 3 1 short 2 overweight 3 tall 4 thin § wellbult 1 muscular “7 medium height 8 skinny 9 tall 0 handsome 18 good-looking 1D 4 muscular 2 overmeight 3 handsome 4 tall 5 mediumheight 6 skinny eee eee 4a 1 wai Stomach 2 mou TMin 3 wei Stressed ‘4 handso ME dcine 5 sever AL terative 6 ank LE ssons 7 sandwi eek "8 f CElebrity 9 mon TH um D4 stressed 2 medicine 3 sandwich 4 waist 5 month 6 celebrity 7 several & lessons Grammar 5 1 well celebrate with a party. 2 well stayin and eat a pizza. 3 Iilgo to the bank and get some. 4 Fllbuy you a copy for your bitthday. 5 well talk about later." 6 there won't be any left. 7 wil you come? G 1 see/willyou 2 don't come / wil be 3 willbe / don't call “4 dort leave /"i miss 5 won't be / go. 6 find / well 7 ibe / aren't don’t sleep / wort feet 74 I Pete does lots of exercise, his muscles will get stronger. 2 Hf Shaune does yoga, she wil fee! happier._'3 Ther skin wil look betterif they drink ots of water. 4 They wl fel more relaxed it they have massages every day. § If Shaune eats salads fora week, she wil lose weight. 6 They wont / will ot feel so tired if they sleep for 1ohoursa day. 7 I they don't /do not smoke fora week, they wll fel healthier. 8 They ibe / willbe less stressed if they don't / do not think about work. 9 I Pete loses weight he will have more energy. Lesson 7.2 Vocabulary 1 1 ambitious 2 chatty 3 organised 4 sensitive 5 hard-working 6 open 7 unreliable 8 reserved Pronunciation 2 {000 00 00. |000 ) ambitious | reserved | chatty organised hard-working open sensitive Grammar B 4 tothink 2 talking 3 meeting 4 totake 5 working 6 tochange 7 moving & tofind 9 totell 10 seeing 4 1 toleam 2 lookingat_3 toread 4 todo 5 toty 6 totell 7 tochange 8 listening 9 to understand 40 totravel a4 winning 12 (0say 5 4 correct 2 | miss seeing my friends and family. 3, | expect youtobe here at o'clock. 4 cortect 5 Hehas decided to, take a week off work. 6 We avoided teling you earler because fof your exams. 7 You can't afford to go out every night. I's too expensive. 8 I promised to go to her house this evening. 9 | want totell you what happened, 10 correct Reading 6b 18, ¢.0 2A0 73 How to... 1.1 That's really funny. 2 I dont getit. 3 That’ not very funny Vocabulary: illness and injury 2 4 sprained wrist 2 sore throat 3 pain in my chest ‘a hightemperature 5 feel sick 6 broken leg 1B 4 Have you got an aspirin? 1ve gota terrible headache. 2 Ican'teat anything. Teel sick. 3 You dont ook well Have you {got / Do you have a high temperature? 4 Steve isin hospital "think hes gota broken arm. 5 I'm going to try acupuncture for ry backache. 6 | don't fee very good. ve got a cold. 7 I'm Staying at home. Ive got the fu Grammar: purpose/reason/result 4 4 that 2 inorder 3 because 4 to 5 50 6 notto 7 sothat | “8 becauseit B sto abecause 3 sothat 4 to 5 because 6 so Tsothat 8 sothat 9 (0 40 50 Writing Bar-c aA 348 bac 2b af ae se 6d 7a Listening Ta sc) b SHIATSU Uke (acupuncture botleves hat there are chanel of (2) eneny. ‘tisaG) Japanese massage. | ‘Fit te practioner wl (a askyou question about you heat | then, he/she wit give you | 246) massage «+ Lastly, he/she will (6) press point on your body. What are the main boli? Whereis trom? [What happens ina typical session? What does i treat? itis very good for @) backaches,stomachaches. and (8) headaches. “session takes about) show (90) No. Sometimes it takes (4) mote sessions. ow long does it take? Do patients always fel beter immediately? Unit 8 Speed Lesson 8.1 Vocabulary: speed lie ag 36 fsa 6b 7c 241in 2 behind 3 upwith 4 on § down 6 up Grammar: Present Simple passive B 1 aremade 2 iswrtten is played 4 is stopped 5 amtaken 6 is spent 7 are washed 8 amgiven 4-1 what food is taly own for? 2 What meats not served to ‘indus? 3 How much mik is drunk in US compared to fizycrinks? ‘4 What complains heard most often in US fas fond restaurants? 5 Which animals nt eaten by Muslims? _6 How many teaspoons {tsugar are contained in one glass of cola? Reading BaiB 2030 HA 5c 1b 4 are delivered 2 are checked _3 aremade 4 serves 5 gives 6 isgiven 7 isowned 8 is known How to Gard 2c 30 ae 516d D1 dediagramD 2 c= diagamC 3 a=diagrame a em diagram 5 f~ diagram 6 B= diagramA Lesson 8.2 ‘Vocabulary 1 1 asked him out 2 going out wth 3. grow apart 4 putupwith 5 split up 6 got over Bia 2c 3c ab sb 6b Grammar; questions 8 4 ToWillam Shakespeare: Where did you get your ideas fom? 2 To Bart Simpson: Why are you yellow? 5 To Britney Spears: Can You teach me to sing like you? 6 To Vincent Van Gogh: Why did You cut off your ear? 7 To Quentin Tarantino: Why ate your films so Violent? 8 To Pablo Picasso: Why did you paint people with three ie darg 2fab hse 6a 70 8d DABs Br C4h Dat Ess Fse Gab N62 5 4 Where ae you from? 2 Whatis your job? 3 What did you study? 4, What are your hobbies? 5, How many brothers and sisters do you have? "6 Have you done speed-datin belore? 77 When are you going back to Germany? "8 Will you come back to England? 9 What do you think of speed-dating? 40 What are you reading atthe moment? jobs the weather chllren ‘amily v ‘education v clothes hobbies bd Noes. Mr Marius Cecilon Jobs translator Miss Judith Stein works ina bank ‘Metin Pars, four years ago ‘Mis Sten studied Economies at New Mexico State University Hobbies: goes to the gym in the evening 3 or 4 times aweek Lesson 8.3 Grammar: Past Continuous and Past Simple 1.4 | was watching TV when the lights went out. 2 She got vupand had @ shower, Did’t you meet him when you were at Universify?—q We were driving across France when the car broke jown, | found $10 while | was walking home yesterday. 6 He {Ga Fis wallet wen he was playing wit he chen 4 waswatching 2 heard 3 was 4 didn'thave 5 called 6 were listening "7 invited 8 wassiting 9 was 30 weren't 4 was walking» 12) didnt know 33 was studying 44 was reading 45 heard 46 went 17 didn fish B see tapescriot Writing 4a. 4 last summer 2 atterawhile 3 Intheend 4 Tobesin with § Sol decided 6 One night 7 suddenly b6.4.2.5.7.3 Bary 2¥ 30K 4Y 5N 60K bid 28. 3C HE SF OA © 4 recovered 2 traning 3 crowds 4 amazed 5 unconscious Unit 9 Work Lesson 9.1 Vocabulary 1 plumber 8) 2 mechanic (H) 3 lawyer (4 accountant (0) 5 firefighter () 6 nurse (E) 7 factory worker (A) B asates rep) Qie ah se ab sa 6i 7c Bd of B1B 2A 38 4C 5A 68 70 BA GC WA Pronunciation 4-1 qualifcations 2 application form _3 experience _4 salary 5 interviewee 6 receptionist 7 Managing Decor 8 9 company 10 CV Listening 5161 261 36) ai sal 1 bad 2 two pagestong or less. 3 lies 4 qualifications 5 mite anew CV foreach job 6 food 7 was given the jod Lesson 9.2 ‘Vocabulary: make and do 1 4 He sits inhis office all day doing absolutely nothing. 2 Have youl made a decision about where to go on holiday?3 She makes. neffort tobe friendly to all her employees. corect "4 Can you do ime afavour? 5 Ihave done alot of research on the internet. 66 Goodluck inthe interview. You can only do your best. ~corect 7 Have you made an appointment to see the ctor? The food ‘has cold so we made a complain. 2 1 making progress 2 didresearch 3 done your homework’ 4 doalot of business. § making decisions 6 make anetfort”7 made a complaint & makes alt of money Grammar: can/oould/be able to 8 1 could speak 2 cant understand 3 couldcatch 4 couldnt Sleeps camtsing 6 cart Believe 7 cantane 8 could hear canfinish. 40 couldn't even cook 4 cant 2 can 3 beableto 4 could 5 can 6 deableto 7 eant 8 couldn't 9 Can. 10 couldn't Reading 5 Spec! tee Tia Sia| Payne the | When he was foee [toe Conceal Tifakahaa | Paving | When she was | Tan forte tates | tee Simp Tagore sod [paying | when be was] Won aot Tronsor fons" |e ervrmns Wnts | to best the grand | ome ess Pronunciation Baru 2U 35 45 5U 6U 75 8S Lifelong Learning Tardae sf 4a sh 6c Lesson 9.3 Vocabulary 1.4 The judge gave the criminal as year prison sentence. 2 The thie stole a Diycle and had to pay a £100 fine as his punishment. 3 The police offer arested a young woman. 4 The jury decided 2a a thief b rob e burglar d mugeing ¢ pickpocket f shopliter g murder 1b 1 shoplit 2 burgle 3 pick someone's pocket 4 steal 5 murder 6 mug 7 rob Grammar 3 4 wasmugged 2 wasarested 3 wasgiven 4 was taken’ 5 was robbed | took 6 decided 7 was stolen B was burgled 9 stole 30 was punished 4 1 wasasked 2 bought / as given 3 left was stolen 4 took 5 were told /started 6 Were you invited 7 was met "8 was driven 5 4 When was the vase stolen? _2 What time wast stolen? 3 Where wast stole from? 4 Who reported I? 5 How mich reward was offered? 6 Where was the vase found? 7 When was it returned? Reading 6 1 Money. 2 Hewent toa shop 3 Three times 4 No, he wasn't Inthe bin. 6 To antalian shop 7 He did't have his lasses "8 To get his glasses and telephone the pole 9 The manager 10 They arrested the flled robber 94 Writing "Ta. Introduction - 1, Story~2 Conclusion - 3 1D Onedegged thie is caught {shopkeeper helped to catch a burglar who only had one eg. ‘Ghanshyam Pate, whois 56, fought with Eric Gardener, after Eric tied to rb him in the street. During the fight, Ghansyam pulle off Eric’ false leg by mistake, but then the thief escaped by hopping with ne leg into his ar. However, later he tried to order anew leg, and the police arrested him. Gardener, 4, was ale fr thre years ater he said he was sult Mr Patel said "twas a real shock when his leg came off in my hands. Review and consolidation units 7-9 First conditional 1 4 wilfeel 2 finish 3 stops 4 passes 5 willbe 6 dont have'"7 go 8 don'tfali_ 9 wants 20 will ou come Gerunds and infinitives 2 1 going 2 tosee 3 tochange 4 moving s tohelp Gtowrite 7 tosee @ meeting 9 tobe 10 tobuy Present Simple passive B 1 are delvered 2 iscleaned 3 are bull 4 is employed 5 Isntused 6 are made 7 are recycled B are sent. g is done 40 is closed Past Continuous vs Past Simple 4 1 wasraining / happened 2 came / was talking 3 were having asked 4 was traveling / heard 5, was / was shining / were Singing 6 was walking / met 7 was listening / did't hear 8 was going / remembered 9 got /went 40 was watching can/could/be able to 5 1 be ableto 2 can't 3 couldnt 4 could 5 cant 6 couldn't 7 beableto 8 could 9 cant 10 Can Past Simple passive 6 1 My bag was taken. 2 The thief was arrested. 3 The museum was bullt in 2003. 4 The President was meta the airport. 5 Al their passports were checked carefully. 6 They were told about the delays. 7 Allthe work was finshed over the weekend. & The employees were invited othe party. 9 He was asked to work Seven days a week. 40 The plano was damaged when it was cared upstairs, Vocabulary 7 4 sore 2 skinny 3 handsome hardworking 5 toe 6 fy 7 broken & ill 9 chatty 40 hurry @ 4 work 2 arrive 3 asked 4 deteriorated § catch 6 run 7 ‘applied 8 do 9 making 10 had Unit 10 Wildlife Lesson 10.1 Vocabulary: animals 1 tli Tsle[ [wfof fe e nfafale efals[ile cfo[wlcfale sfolifalelr on s[afalkle blelalr[z[e[o[ [a hlole|sle hlyleln{ali{ifola 2 4 asquietasamouse 2 plenty more fish inthe sea_3 eats ike ‘horse 4 theratrace 5 have kittens 6 let the cat out ofthe bag 7 killtwo birds with one stone ‘Vocabulary: phrasal verbs Bid ze gh aa st 6d 7g ac 4-1 grenup 2 getson 3 looks upto comes across j 5 lookatter” 6 take to '5 1 you picked up 2 grow upin 3 you Ever come across ‘a geton with 5 youtake to 6 looking ater your 7 look upto 8 brought up in Pronunciation G 4 Igrewupin ath. 2 Ibrought her up. 3 you. 4 100k up tomy Mum. 5 T came across Lifelong Learning 7 * write a definition (3). organise new words by topic (3) + write example sentences () ite if there is an object with new ets (2) site a translation (4) Ba + well look ater 6 | picked it up. 2 so,anyway 3 mean 4 yousee ord 2a 3b ae Lesson 10.2 Grammar: countable and uncountable 11U 2 3U 4U 5C 6U 7U BU 21 much 2 Quitealot 3 Notmuch 4 Afew 5 many 6a few 7 alot 8 much 9 much 10 alot a4 afew 42 none B 4 many 2 many 3 afew 4 abit 5 some 6 some 7 many 8 afew 9 many 40 much | Reading “4a Farmers’ Food Is Too Hot Fr Elephants bat 2F at at sf 6T 7F 8T Writing: although 5 aa Although parts can tal, they cart understand language. b. Parrots can talk although they cart understand language. 2a Although the exocoetidae i sh it can fly. b. The exocoetioae is ‘fish, although t can fy. 3a Although tigers are elated to lions, thete are no tigers in Aca. b Tigers are related to ins, although there are no tigers in Arica. 4a Although chimpanzees cant tlk, ‘they can communicate in sign language. b. Chimpanzees can't tlk, although they can communicate in sign language Listening Bart 2F af at sf Ds types =kinds 2 scared = frightened 3 itwas nota success = disaster 4 dity = unclean 4 small—big 2 safe dangerous 3 weak strong 4 clean (e mords) dirty unclean 5 lovely hordble 6 serious “funny Lesson 10.3, Reading Lif reac aa se 6d 7b Vocabulary: animal sounds 21 bark 2 purr 3 hiss 4 roar 5 how! 6 squeak Vocabulary: verb + preposition combinations B 4 listen 2 worries 3 spent 4 agree 5 apply 6 appeals 7 responding 8 depends 41c 233d 4a 5d 6c 7 Be Grammar: the Ba 2the 3 the 4the ste 6- 9- 1 The 6 How to look ater your pet snake Snakes dont need much space, A strong box with small holes makes the best home. Put paper or towels on the lor ofthe box. ‘The nicest climate for snakes Is 80 ~ 85F and the snake should be in direct suniight, not artical ight. Put a large bow of water in 7- 8 The the box. This is forthe snake fo bathe, not dink. For meals, give the snake dead animals. Animals that ae stil alive sometimes. fight and can cause problems. The most delicious animals for your stake are mice, frogs and lizards. Dont forget to tel your vistors that you havea pet snaket 7 4 Itcould bea type of lion Picture A _2 It looks ke a horse. Picture C3 Perhaps i's aitd. Picture 4 Ithink ts a bg cat Picture A_§ Itcould be arobot. Picture B 6 Itlooks dangerous Picture ABC” 7 I dont think i's a Bed. B it does look like an animal. Perhaps isn'ta lion. 40 It couldn't be a horse. Unit 11 Travel Lesson 11.1 Vocabulary: transport 1-4 | prefer to ride a bicycle around the city. Itkeeps me fit. a We had to show our tickets before getting on the train. 3, We should Cath a tax to the aitpor, or we are going to miss the plane. ‘4 Should | gt off the bus atthe next stop forthe museum? 5 We took a ferry to Robin sland. It was beautiful. 6 We went by coach to Amsterdam. it was cheaper than the train. 7 You have to pay if you want to drive a car inthe city centre. 8 He started to ride motorbike when he was ity Grammar: present perfect with just, yet, already 2 1 We've just come back from Turkey, so we have’t seen your letters. "2 Fernando has aleady had his lunch. 3 A: Have you read that book yet? B: Yes, ve lust rished it. Ac Have you been to the museum yet2_B: Yes, we've already seen i. 5 1 have alteady spoken to the manager about the problem. 6 Ais Roberto stil there? B: No. He's just lef. 7 It's only 9.30, but Sam has alteady gone to bed, 8 4 She has already collected the plane tickets. 2 She hasn't packed her clothes yet. 3 She has already found her passport. 4 She has already changed some money. 5 She has Slteady bought some sunglasses, 6. She hast closed the windows vet. 7 She hasnt watered the plants yet. She has already writen a letter for Erica, 9 She hast taken the cat to Erica's house Pronunciation At iy 2H) sv 4) Say 6 Ay ‘Vocabulary 5 1 2 3 [oTeyaye € al 4 5 t | fF P u e} fv € 8 e| fe a 5 ‘}sfefofolk]7 [i N| [a ™] fw s GD elaltisterets [ne H N E v 9 [ele[nlr E Lifelong learning 1 expensive 2 quiet 3 crowded How to ... "7 a 1went with an od frend of mine. b We sunbathed ai day. ¢ Tvejust been on holiday. d We stayed ina beautiful hotel, @ We booked early and got a good deal. f It was a two: week beach holiday in Greece. Das bi 6 dy 05 Lesson 11.2 Vocabulary: greetings and presents 1 4 kissed 2 present/gi 3 bowed 4 waved § shook Grammar: verbs with two objects 2 4 promised 2 offered 3 lend 4 sent § gave 6 offered Tomes. 8 told B1f 2) 3d 4d 58 6h re Ba 9 How to. 4 The talins love eating icecream. 2 Children tend to watch {oo much television. 3 Students usually have to get jobs in ther holidays. 4 The rich ae geting her every day. 5 People in ‘Australia generally spend alot of ime outside, 6 The Britsh eat alot of roast beef. 7 Japanese workers don't ten totend not to take alot of holidays. 8 Teenagers don't usually listen to jazz ot dlassial musi Listening Bib 2a 3d 4c 4 Americans 2 ontime 3 telephone 4 usually 5 shake hands 6 business card 7 offer 8 money Reading 618 2A 3A 48 SAGA Lesson 11.3, Grammar 1 1 had walked 2 had dled 3 had never met 4 didnt find 5 hadsent” 6 spent 7 ate @ told 9 hadn't walked 0 had invented 2 4 slept / hadn't slept 2 took / hadn't taken 3 saw / hadnt seen 4 ate /hadet eaten 3 4 1d /had promised to visita fiend 2 Weld / had gone to bed. 3 Td ad my breakast already, 4 hadn't booked room, "5 1 / had Torgoten my credit ard Pronunciation 4 example: stressed 1 unstressed 2 unstressed 3 unstressed 4 stressed 5 unstressed Writing {5a people: sy, rendly weather: cloudy sunny transport: regular, comfortable food: delicious, tasty countryside: mountainous, green tity: crowded, exiting 1b 4 weather 2 transport 3 countryside © 4 We atved at the crowded /excting matket. 2 There were Irendly faces smiling fom every corner. 3 A shy git walked past ‘with a basket of lowers. She lodked at her fet. "4 An old lady ‘Sold her tasty /delicius salads, ready to eat. 5 We droveina comfortble taxi through the crowded city centre. 6 The weather ‘was Food, so we enjoyed a delicious /tsty lunch onthe sunny balcony, and watched the mountainous view, Unit 12 Money Lesson 12.1 Vocabulary: money nouns Lt lend 2 won 3 withdraw 4 earn 5 borrow 6 sales Bib 2C 30 4B 5A 6A 78 Grammar: second conditional 8 1 If1 mas tiends with Madonna | would take het to BurgerKing, (Wiki 10) 2 I would visit my grandfather in California every holiday if had my own aeroplane. (Serhat, 1) 3 would have dinner with Julia Roberts i met her (Luke, 30) 4 1 spoke many languages, "would talk to all the people the world. (le, 6) 5 would write emails to my fiends had a computer. (Reuben, 10) 6 if sang well | would start my own band. (U0) 7 I would buy a Mercedes IW was rich enough. (Tim, 7). ® If went fo Argentina, | would play football with Diego Maradona. (Elena, 10) 41 1f1was beter at football | would playin the rst team, 2 she wast so busy, she would have time fo see us. 3 ifshe knew his number, she would callhim, If did't alteady have a

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