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    Stand up and move around the class. Ask Did you. yesterday? questions with the verb phrases below. ‘When somebody answers Yor, did, write their name. YESTERDAY Find a person who. = = used eatnay = watched a football match — chatted online = studied foran exam ~ cooteddinner ui I: = arivedatwork/school late ~ listened tothe radio ~ started anew book = worked/studied until late VOCABULARY & SPEAKING past time expressions Number the past time expressions 1-10, (1 yesterday morning Ci test night (last month T Itiresttayeagy [Zl fvominutes see Ci test week Di testsummer. [the day before yesterday Clayesr ago (1 inzo0s DD Past time expressions ‘Weszy last neck, ast onthNOT thetest ek intent tee E ‘i youu straw yesterday?) C No [ddr oigyou.? ~ 3 PRONUNCIATION -ed endings PP Pastsinpla rogue vores ‘The ein-edis not usially pronounced and -edis pronounced ior, eg. closed kia, stopped Stop, ‘The-2d's prondureed fd only in varts whieh sndiwith the souro orf, og waited wend) ended end, p.136 Grammar Bank 7C. Learn more sboutpast simpleirregular verbs and practise them, Workin pairs. A re-read the text about Maria Julia, B re-read the text about Mehmet © Communication A night to remember 4p1038p.108 Testyoar partner's memory. Whose night do you think was more fun? 3 LISTENING a Youare going to listen to David from Spain talking about his mcmorable night. Look at photo C from 1 Where was he? Why was ita memorable night? 603) Listen and check. Listen agsin. Correct the information. Fewas on 11th August. No, itwas.on 1th july. He wasin Buenos Aires He watched the match in a restaurant He wore a Spanish football shirt and a yellow scarf ‘The match was in the evening ‘There were alot of English tourists there: ‘After the match they went toa bar in the city centre. Icwas quite cold cher night. He gotto the hotel at 4.00 inthe moraing, 4 VOCABULARY go, have get ‘a Can you remember these phrases bout Mehmet? ‘Write went, had, or got 1 We __toagreat place called Cezayir, 2 We___dinner, and after dinner we __a coffee in the bar. 3 Thenwe__ to the beach at Floryaandwe__aswim. 41__home really late, at 5.00in the morning. b > p.160 Vocabulary Bank go, have, get 5 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress a Look atthe questions in ‘A memorable night’ below. What words are missing? b Geni) Listen and cepearthe questions. Copy the 6 SPEAKING & WRITING & Thinkaboura time you hada memorable night. Look at the questions in Sb and plan your answers. b Tneerview your partner about their night. © Write abour your night. Answer the questions in Sb, and use the articlein I to help you. 7 @s3)) SONG Summer Nights 3 o 4 6 (9 1 Roba planning what to doon or listen once. Whatis the Warch or listen again. Complete the sentences wit -word, a name, ora number. sststhat they go__ thattheycan______bikes. phones Robaeeds tointerviewam__ Rob asks ifhe can do the interview on. Roband Jenny ar cclockou Cultural note “The Tate Modemnis-2 famous art gallery in Larsian, w Getting lost VOCABULARY directions March the words and pictures. onthe corner sus (7) ae theatre nighes a bridge tat C1) opposite: | tun umm righ gostraight on 1 gopase (he church) as (4:65)) Listen and check. ASKING THE WAY (663) Jenny is trying to find the Tate Modern. Watch orlisten. [sit A,B, C, or D? b Warchorlistenagain. Complete the You Hear phrases. F YouSey©) i) Youtear h Excuse me, please. Where's: {dort live here. } the Tate Modern? r: @101) Listen and check: eee © > p.138 Grammar Bank 8A. Learn moréahout past simple eeoiae ieee aiset regular and irregular verbs and practise them. Twente seep! i d > p.155 Irregular verbs Tick (/) the irregular verbs you know. eS ee eer al i Choose three new onesand learn them. ‘TB got up at shout 715.1 Mad breakfast and at 8.001 Ftook my frtandecapotea sat 5 SPEAKING found him in-bed. He was. dead >> Communication Police interview A p.104B p08. ees eae! you love. Interview robbery suspects. Are they telling the truth? Jeter in. wana difficult ian) |= “But did you love him, Mrs. Travers?’ No, inspector: [hated himy'= ‘speak sloop sit hate walk G there is/ there are, some/ any + plural nouns V the house P fea! and fo, sentence stress 8B A house with a history 1 VOCABULARY the house a Read the advertisement fora house rent. Would you like co rent ix? Why (nar)? Beautiful country house. Very quiet. Six bedrooms, b Covertheadvertisement. Wharcan you remember about the house? four bathrooms, large . : garden. Five miles from © With parmer, think of three chingsyou camusually | Witney. Perfect ferly house. find ina bedroom, a bathroom, anda living room. LOW PRICE > p.161 Vocabulary Bank The house. _ 2 LISTENING 2 13) Kimand Leoare a young couple from the USA. ‘They want to rent the house in 1. Cover the dialogue and. listen to their conversation with Barbara. Which three roomsin the house do they gointo? 1b Listenagain and complete thedislogue, KC The garden is wonderful, | love’ L isthe s!gerage? 1B Ohyes, there's a big garage over there Let'sg0 Insidethe house. Thisis the? There ere five rooms on this flor, the kitchen, the? the ving room, the‘ the brary. Wow There's irary, Kim! This i the tving room. love the Fumiture, the old sofa, the armchairs, thes ‘and this ie the Is there a dishwasher? No, thereisrit. t's. an old house, you see. Nevermind. | think t's lovely ts there 27 downstairs? Ves, there's ere® and there are three upstairs. Are there ary ® switcher? B No,there aren't any neighbours near here. Gut there are some Families with chien in the village. K That's great. You livedin this house, s that right, Mrs? 8 Call me Barbara, dei: Yes, 1 lved here. long time aga Now | liven the village. Let's go? i rae It's very big, a8 youcan see. Fax x © 141) Listen, What does Kim sy about one of the bedrooms? Whose bedroom wasit? isthere agarege? ct Asa 4d 4293) Listen and cepest. Copy the chythin. A Are thers any stairs? 8 Yes,they'= Over there A IStheres bank near here? B Yes. a Where? B Theres one inthe square. d- 415) Kimand Leogotothe local pub. Listenand Kea metic La ©. Practise the dialogues witha partner. 1 Whatdo they have to drink? W! me re ie b he P he re » 3 he £ Askyour partner questions with Is there a...iayour...? 2 What does the barman tell them...? Are there any....in your...? Give more information in re a about what happened in the house your answers ifyoa can. he 'b about Barbara er ‘c about what happened to the house later TV books plants pictures r 3 Whatdo Kim and Leo.decite to da? mirror fireplice lamps r kitchen bedroom bathroom = 3 GRAMMAR there is / there are Sees : » : = a Ingroupsofthree, practise the dialogue in 2b. Then \stherea TV. No, therein’ but ‘complete the chart, in varied) theres one in the tving room, [ singular [tural | Theres a garden _ some Famitesin 5 SPEAKING | the vilags. ci ie ee r cook at the questionnaire Your home. Inrerviewa E]| Frere _ecahinesher. | There arertany neighbours oP Ant or ait fee tare Hera leyau cae- | | ___sawans? | ___anynelghboure? b What's the difference between...? 1 There are three families in the village. 2 There are some familiesin the village. © > p.138 Grammar Bank 88. Leirnmoreabout there i there are ec. and practise it 4 PRONUNCIATION Jeal and fal, sentence stress b b : a [4179) Listervand repeat the words and sounds b i en OO aoe » = to your partner and describe the room. ' e - , , as @ pe ic asm (rar nase andon ac 4) ~ 6 WRITING b Purthe words: the right place, So eee > p.114 Writing Describing your home. ‘beer careful dear wear here theyre ‘Write a description of your house ar flat. near stars there we'e hear where © (4/18) Listen and repeat the words, 7 20) SONG House of the Rising Suna s there were a Were there | eees. = READING a Doyoubelieve in ghosts? Are there buildings in your town |city that people think are haunted? b Read the text once and find out 1 Whoare the ghostsin the two horels? (V) the things that happen in che hotels a [El peoplebearsmingenciscs 4 [1] lights go onand off » LJ people seesomebody ce L ehings fal on the floor ¢ [_] doors open and close £ (people feel that somebody is watching them € Look at the highlighted words in thitext related to hotels and guess their meaning. Would you like to stay in one of these hotels? Why (no#)? ; WOULD YOU THERE ARE MANY Hore é LIKE TO STAY IN A auNTe0. ir You ARE FEELING BRAVE, YoU CAN STAY THE NIGHT IN ONE OF THESE He HA. NTED ENGLAND GOSFORTH LL I a | HOTEL? ( Ge ee, England, Cathclic priests used of the hotel Rod Daviessseys: ‘| didn’t believe in ghosts before \/came here. but strange tfindsfappen in the hotel, One guest woke UB inthe middle of the niaht n@=aq an standing next to his bed. He checked out the next moyajpas oes wife says; “One night lot of Books fell off a shelf in-the lounge: jetimes when | 2m working | feet that someone is watching mé- bus when tit rounc nobody is there GHOST HUNTERS: Ask for Room I] www.gosforthhalthotel.co.ukc SCOTLAND COMLONGON CASTLE € omiongan isa 1Sth-century castle in a small village near Dumfri “Soutit-west Scotland: The castle's haunted by the Green Lady the aghast of Lady Marion Carruthers. Lady Marion was unhappy because she wastiarried to @ man'she-did not love, and in 1570 she jumped from ‘the castle walls and killed herself, Mary Strange things happen in the hotel = doors operand close, and lights go on and off in empty rooms, AmAmerican couple once opened the-danr of their room and saw a youre woman sitting on the bed, They letrbecause they thought they were in ‘the wrang room. in fact it was thei ree, but when they came back the ‘om was empty. = GHOST HUNTERS: Ask for The Carruthers suite, www.comfongon.com be M2 VOCABULARY prepositions: place and movement asi) Doyou think Seephen suwthe r ice? Linitew part Zan fn esta Eivadiesuns neces 1 Did he wake up during the night? ‘fyes, what time? 2. Didanything srangehappen? Urges, what 3 Didbe ec the ghost? 4 Was he frightened? | a Lockat the pictures of the ghosts fromthe hotel. Whereis the - woman sitting? Where is the man standing? ery (Jalitde [] notaeall 5 Wouli he like to go ba Way (noi)? 5 GRAMMAR there was / there were P a @26i) Complets the ss fromthe 3 PRONUNCIATION silent letters listening with was, wasn’ Then listen and check. ! Silent letters Pe nanos eee Bae a 23 ir cunboardeibad you dont pranaince the p only three. a (23%) Listen and cross out the ‘silent’ letter in these words. anold TV on atable. j ————_———— -aremote control. DoRing Gia cad Fiend PeaE must half hour Know Hater talk. what weit b 3>p.138 Grammar Bank 8C. Learn more about there was here wereand practise i | Be Paice mying the wounds 6 SPEAKING | SO USTENING > Communication the shost ron | ‘A British newspaper, the Sunday Times, sent one ofits {Apl048 p10 Lookarthe pictureot ] journalists, Stephen Bleach, (o Gosforth Hall Inn. They another haunted uote! room for oneminute. asked him to spend the night in Room 11. ‘Thy to remember what there was inthe room. | a 249) Listen to pare 1 of Stephen's night. Correct che information in these sentences. 1 He arrived at Gasforth Hall early in the evening 2 There were four othet guests in the hotel 3 He talked to oneafthe guests He had dinner in the bac. 5 He went to his room at 11.00, 6 Room 11 was onthe first floor. 7 Theroomwas quite amall. There was.a TV and a remote control, “There was a horror film on TV. 10 He went to sleep arthieend of the film. a was b were cis 3 the tickets expensive? 2 Was bWere c Did 4 1a good film on TV last night, a warched watch c watches 5 They ____arStamford Bridge sadium. 2 didn't arrived b don'tarrived ¢ didn'tarrive Yyousee the football match ase night? 2 Did 6 Do c Was 7 We colsanbui three yearsago. ¥ go b were c went 8 When____inLos Angeles? & youlive b did you lived © did you live 91 youar the parry last night, 2 didn’tsaw b didn’tsee c don'tsaw 10 Whartime__home? 8 didyouger b youdid ger ¢ yougot a big table in the living room. @ Thereare b Thereis c Iris 12 How many bedrooms, 2 a thereare b arethere © arethey 13 Therearea't___ pictures the walls: a any bsome ca ‘only three guests in the dining room, a Thetewas b There were © Thereii 18 Howmany people the hotel? 2 there were b wasthere © were there VOCABULARY Complete the professions wich -er,-or,-ist,or ian, 1 3 paimt__ 5 scient__ 2 ot 4 misic__ 1b Complete the phrases with have, go, or gets 1 ‘agood time 4 ataxi 2 an email s aholiday 3 away for the weekend © Complete the sentences with back, by, in, out, oF 0, 1 [went swith my friends on Saturday night. 2 They went home ___car. 3 Whattime didyou get the restaurant? 4 Lwasborn 1682. 5 AkerlunchTwent_____t work. Label the pictures, 1 PRONUNCIATION 0 Circ the word with adifferent sound. Lind) wanted waited lived ended. 2B saw wore 3g het me sid left 4B tr thee heating hour behind thought could wear stairs b- Underline thestressed syllable. T musician 2 algo 3 ye'steriday 4 between 5 fireiplace CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? a Read the textand mark the sentences (true) or F (false). a England. university, 3 Conan Doyle lived at221b Baker Street in London. = 4 In 1893 be di stories. 5 Sherlock Homes didn’t die in Austria. 6 Sherlock Holmesis very popular today. b Look atthe highlighted words or phrases in the text “and guess their meaning. ~ The man who wrote ~ SHERLOCK HOLMES rthur Conan Doyte was born in Edinburgh on 22nd May 1859. He studied medicine at Edinburgh University and asa student he began writing shart De SEBFIeS. He became 'a doctor in the south of England, but at irst he didn’: havemany patients. Soin his ree time he began writing storiesabout a brilliant detective, Sherlock Holmes. Conan Doyle based Holmes’ persorality on his professor at university. Holmes, who livesat 22!b Baker Street in London, is faraus for solving difficult crimes and mysteries using his great intelligence. The Shertack Holmes storiessoon became very popular, but ix 1893 Conan Doyle became tired of his detective, anddecided to Kilt him. In The Final Problem Shertock Holmes and his enemy. Professor Moriarty, dle when they fall off theReichenbach Fails in Switzeriand. But people were very unheppy to Lose Sherlock Holmes, and there were lettersin meny newspapers asking far himtocome back. Finally, in 150} Conan Doyle brought him back ina newstory, The Hound of the Sazkervilles BEY Hs cxpisined that Holmes did notdie inthe Reichenbach Falls, but miraculously SunvIVEd. ‘CoranDayle died on 7¢h July (930, but Sherlock Holmes continues tolive bothin the tories and in many fit versions. Recently he was the inspiration for the character Dr Gregory Housein the TV series House. 1 Arthur Conan Doyle wes Scottish, buthe worked in 2. He started writing stories about Sherlock Holmes at Want to write more Sherlock Holmes GRCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE? £428) Inthe street Watch or listen tofive people and answer the questions. b livesin Baype € wasbern in Cairo 2 Polly went out for dinner on 2 Friday b Saturday © Sunday 3 Alisoa likestier kitchen because. practical for cooking 4 Sarah Jane cansee x atreeinher garden b thesea c her mother'shouse 5 Yesterday evening Ben a went our to the pub worked athome ¢ wentto bed early ‘from her study. CAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH? Do the tasks with a partner. Tick (/) the bor ifyou ean dothem. Can you. 1 [71 say three things about a famous (dead) person from your country 2 |] say five things you did last week, using past rime expressions, eg:last ight, yesterday, (three) days ago,etc. 3 [say where ana whtn you were bora 4 [laskyourparener Ave questions about yesterdky Short Fame Edinburgh Gestte | Watch andenioy fim an Tutor. | > i= ge ” ere ever) Mint | Meet rms mL a my 1 "r . 10 fe cewmao itera. (nt mem Saket g u of vi oat fat Be s A \aLnhiedll meg H ‘alll Wael 1 oe aU voy eagey | VTpO grt oe aah YH Lbet 0 2 UY Ha samme thc tT cir i tah a seaming unl itt ire eit > we ee lw an Ha etal a ge A aH fig aan tet nd alah pots as eon cater | alte eel eg en i fae ie! neu ore 7 ff il rrrirrrrct rece te TWkatIHNALL Santbatit mane A ne ah adi ny u / 1 el revit Mra th + tore aii. tnimiat CaM ION SOL aSldd . 1m 0 f eve : aha = ome 1 a9 RT ' tata wal wee 1 . FL ee ha E Communication 5-8 5A DO YOU WANT TO BE FAMOUS? Stucents Ars Interview each orher with the questionnaire. Ack Can you.,.? Ifthe answers Yes, Ican, ask How well? Do you think your partner has the X Factor? You want to be FAMOUS — but what can you do? Music

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