future (be? going to 8) present perfect 4), Future (he) going to 1B) past simple 1) present continuous 2 4) His parents did not give hima typical English name. 1b) He has never broken the law. «) He did not go on holiday last year 4) 1am going to havea cofiee after the lesson, ‘) 1 do not have my dictionary with me right now. 8) She does not want to see me at the moment. _2) She is reading a book about Hawaii. 1b) They are Jeaming English for their work. 4) We have never been to the Tower of London. 3 ‘We've chosen the name Scarlett for ‘our daughter. At first, my husband didn't like it. His parents don’t like the name and he doesn't like tobe different from them. Its not very fashionable, they said, but they've no idea what's fashionable these days! They’re over 65 and they haven't been to the cinema for years. Why don't you call her Mildred, they sai Answer key 4 ) Dave and I dont live in the same town. bb) He doesn't know me very well. ©) He can’t understand my problems. 4) He hasn’t done very well n his job. ©) Our parents weren’t very good fiends ) Wedidn't go to the same school. ) Wearen’t thinking of getting, married. bh) Woaren’t going to have a big party. 5 a) He always looks tke terrible carly in the morning by ov 4) They looked tke tired after the lesson. av f) She looks ike foreign —1s she Greek? ay 1) You look like very stressed. What's wrong? 1) The teacher looks tke very young. 6 2) did b) don't) have @ am 0) docs 1) int p) wast 7 a) When dia you meet him for the first time? ) Doeshe workin the evenings? <) What do you like most sbout him? €) How well do you know his family? @) Insehat way she important to you? 1) When did you lst se him? ) When are you going to sce him gain? 8 a) Have you ever been to America? 'b) Whatare you wearing today? (©) What kind of things do you read? ) How often do you usea dictionary? ¢) How many people are there in your class? 8) When did you last have on, English class? g) How many years are you going. to study English? 9 8) Whatare you holding in your hand? ne ©) Who did you see lastnight? ay ©) How much money do you have in your pocket? f) How many brothers do you have have you got? 8) How far have you walked today? Vocabulary 1 Macy bok Georg m Ale ae ae ‘Alfred ox\ fla m2 Join Alin Geonge 2 )F WT OF OF QF OT QT WF 3 1 first 2 sumame 3 middle 4 maiden 5 initials 6 partner 7 nicknames a:© 2e Ja 4f 5b h 7g 84 Really? Do they? That sounds great Brilliant! Yyvenever heard of him. Wow! Ree a oe Labout 2 bad 9 sounds 4of 5 fantastic 6 That 7 Does § Really 7 1) famous) fashionable ¢) friendly) original ) retired) shy g) spocial Pronunciation 3 a) the order for negatives b) taaafterthe } vocabulary aaf paper 4) brother toa banker Reading 1 4) The wrong name? b) Will youmanry me? ©) How stupid can you be? 2 a4 1 92 d3 96 95 3 4) Whore di the man put the advertisement? ) How many loge did it/ the dog have? ©, What did it / the dog have ‘around its neck? / What was around the cog’s neck? <4) What did Sir Thomas Beecharn do? / What was Sir Thomas Beecham’s job? ©) What did be (Gir Thomas Beecham) want to change? When dic they get married? {g) Where was the name KING? / Where did Mrs Smith soe the name KING? 1h) When did she discover hor terrible mistake? 2 Place Grammar canals, cubs, holidays, islands Plurals ending in ies’ cities, countries, gallesies, nationalities Plurals ending in es’ beaches, churches, kisses, watches Iegular plurals: children, fet, people, women 2 a) cactle b) destination ©) bridged) holiday —e) office A) tooth 3 aa d)a some d) some a fsome yg) some hy some 4 1such 280 350 4 such Sesuch 650 7 such 5 2) anice swimming pool ) modern ©) amazing @) abig bed ©) abenntiful garden 1) aromantic restaurant 8) good 6 2) hada lovely afternoon. ) don’tlike it ©) bought alot of things. 4) we asked for another one. ©) caught their plane. 1) you're breaking the law. 55) happy there 1h didn’t go swsimming. 7 a) much b) many) many @) much e} many f} much g) many hy much 8 a7 3 92 Me ei ja gs 9 a) much ) enough (T'-there isa lot to see in London) ©) alot of F- there is only one castle in London, the Tower of London) 4) not enough (F—London has ‘many parks) ‘) too much (I there is now 2 ‘congestion charge’ to encourage people not to bring their cars into the centre) 1) Not many (F-you can hear more than 900 different languages in London) g) A few (T—most London texts are black, but some are other colours) by) alittle (T usually!) '). afew (T—not many policemen carry guns, but some do) Vocabulary 1 a) statue 6) beach ©) square 4) hill ¢) canal ff highse 3) fountain) library 2 1 exciting 2 big 3 great 4 fantastic 5 spectacular 6 beautiful 7 friendly 8 welcoming 9 modern Wo crowded 11 noisy 12 polluted 13 humid 14 dull 15 fabulous 16 expensive 17 cheap 18 romantic 3 a) China b) Egypt ©) Morocco) Viemam ©) Cuba) Turkey 2) lly) Japan 4 18) Mexican b) Japanese ©) Hangacian d) Tealian ©) Portuguese 1) Egyptian ) Brazilian h) Turkish 4) Canadian) Palermo b) Messina ©) Mount Fina) Enna, ©) Catania) Siracusa 6) Ragusa h) Agrigento 6 1c 2e 3b 4g 54 6f 7a 8h 7 2) What do you like doing atthe swaekenc? ) Do you want a job like mins? ©) Whatis your apartment like? <) Would you like something to cai? ©) Does she look lke her sister? f) What did you like about your holiday? a 1f 2a 3d de Se 6b Pronunciation 1 a) come b) neighbour } money) lovely 2 fool Jos) loud coast | how | boy dont’ | noun | coin hotel ouside | enjoy most south | noise phone | town | voice Listening 16 2 a) F—He first went there ten or twelve years ago, ) F~ He was working in the country, ©) F~ He travelled with his best friend aT ¢) F_ He visited the main square ‘with the market 1) FeItis the name of the main square. gt mT i) B~He has beon thore ton or twelve times. )) F- His last visit was three years age. Writing 1 Reply (2) is probably the most ‘useful 2 2) accomodation ) recommend 6) popular a) stayed ) usually 1D noisy 2) interesting 1) February 3 a) sob) With a) because 4 8) The reception staifare very welcoming and the waiters are ftiendly. ) There are galleries, museums, shops and cinemas neariy 0 there's ots to do. / With galleries, museums, shops and cinemas nearby there's lots to do, © Ite popular destination because it has good weather all year /1¥sa popular destination with good weather all year 4) There are high-rise buildings all around so the views from the hotel aren't very good. / With high-rise buildings all azound, the views from the hotel aren‘t very good. ) and 3 Love Grammar 1 8) 4b) poured ¢) shouted 2 ¢ played OY g) tried h) arrived i) ¥ a 2 began, met, drank, swam, took, ‘went, caught, thought, cut, slepe, brought, came, kept taught 3 2) began 1) drank &) swam b) brought g) went 1) took €) ceught h) kept m)taught d)came i) met n) thought Saat) sept 4 4) Did you go shopping yesterday? 1) Wasit cold yesterday? ©) Did you enjoy <2) When was yo: lesson? ©) Where did you go on holiday last year? ) What did you have for dinner Inst night? ‘2) Who wore your best friends at primary school? 5 2) Jalict wasn'ta happy gil Jali’ family were friends of Romeo's family. 6) They didn’t want her to marry im: €) Juliot wasn’t in love with Paris, fiend of her family. ©) She did ike him. f) Juliet didn’t know what to do. ) She dida’t tether parents about her true feelings. 6 a) was wearing _b) washolding c) waseeling A) wassitting e) werespeaking #) was getting 8) were planning vere you talking, wasn't talking: were you doing was listening ‘were you standing ‘were making weron'tmaking ‘were having ye as 1 was going 2 was watching D said” 4 opened 5 wassitting 6 began 7 wanted 8 wasraining 9 decided 10 arrived 10 a) regularly b) attractively ©) beautifully d) early) fast ) happily g) loudly Answer ma34 EC a) careful b) badly ©) quiedy ) quickly) tidy 1) angry g) well) different Vocabulary 1 1 fancied 2 chet 9 rang 4 go Skissed 6 wes 7have 8 meet a live 2move 3 get 4 had 5 split 6 lost 3 9) Oh, Ido. b) Neither did 1 ©) Oh Ididn't d) Me too. 4 2) too b) neither) did a) do ©) So 5 1Oneday 2 Atfirst 3 Then 4 Thatevening 5 Finally 6 Thatnight 7 The nest moming 6 4) relaxed) frightened «) fired) embarassed €) bored #) annoyed 5) surprised —h) confused 7 4) [think i's very interesting, b) She talked about me when Twas child ©) He was wearing a Dracula coutume. 4) They had alate night last nigh: fe) He was very hard to understand, ) She wanted a lot more information 8 a) towork b) dark —c) better ) divorced e) together f) aposteard —g) changed hy on Pronunciation 2 a) fos b) /wae/ 0) [woul ) fwoe/ 8) /wo/ 8) fwai/ Reading 1 1B 2D 9C 4A 2 1d 2h 3¢ 4a 5g 6i 7k 8j 9e 10d ue 2 a) She met Onassis. ’p) Because he was the frst man to treatherlikea woman, ©) Because he was seeing other 4) She saw a report in the newspaper. @) Because his marriege was not happy. ) She was erying next to the grave of Onassis. Writing 1 1c 2A 3B 2 a) Alter stealing a ca, they drove out oftown. 1p) After driving a few mules, they realised they needed petrol ¢} Before killing the garage attendant, thoy filled the ear with petrol. ) Before driving away, they stole ‘money from the garage. ©) After finding the dead man, the police began looking for the killers. 3 Possible answer ‘One week later, Bonniv and Clyde ‘went toa bank and they stele alot ‘of money, Before leaving the banks, they killed a security guard. ‘Six months later, they were driving in their car. Some policemen were ‘waiting for them behind some trees at the side of the road. When Bonnie ‘and Clyde arrived, the police began hooting. Bonnie and Clyde did not havea chance. The end was quick. 4 Shopping Grammar é 100% | always ually often sometioes _o¢casionally Inandly ever roroly 0% | never ey 2 2) Tam always on a dict +b) Thardly ever wear perfume. ©) often buy second-hand clothes. ) Are you listening 9) Do most of your friends work 4) Doesiit cain ) Are the students in your class studying, 1) Do youread 53) Does your father speak 1) Bitgetting 9 a) Yes, Ido. ) Yes, they are. b) Yes lam.) Yes,1do. ©) Yes. they do.) Yes, he does d) Yes, it does. hh) Yes, it is. Vocabulary 1 4) petrol b) grapes ) matches d) scissors ©) crisps.) furniture #) perfume —h) mayonnaise 2 4) pattomed a) striped b) floral ©) checked «) pinstriped 6) plain 3 2) jacket, skirt, tights, top ) gloves, jeans, jumper, raincoat ©) earrings, necklace, pyjamas, socks ) shirt, suit, tie, waisteoat @) dress, hat, scarf, shoes 4 4) gloves b) jumper «) brocslet ed) jeans ©) cardigan) necklace ) tights 5 )4 2 96 w1 93 D7 gS nS 6 2) wear b) getcirossed 6) getundressed —d) get changed ©) suit f) ft g) &yon Pronunciation | fal | always | decide brain | mind | exchange | right | great | striped plain | style | samo | surprise | waistcoat | try Jet/: great, sale, latest, amazing, ‘male, female, raincoats, eight, save /ex{: designs, prices, sizes, ties, buy, items Listening to 2 1b 2c 3c 4a 5a 6b Writing 1 Paragraph I:e),f,0) Paragraph 2:¢) Paragraph 3b), 9) 2 a) also b) aswell ¢) too 4) aswell 6) also 3 a2 B39 Ql dS ga ‘Sahib Grammar 1 acre [ compute | eee sod heer bast far furthest Gingerus | mow | most dangerous | “dangerous 2 Brian Chris Ed Dan Andy 3 a) Football isn’t as dangerous as mag ) Judo seta interesting os tennis } Women arebetier than men at tell games. / Women are better atoll games than men 4) Swimming is not = goed for you asrunning ¢) The rules of basketball are easier to understand than the cules of volleyball. 8) Doinga spor isnot as exciting as watching it 5) Being ste more important for younger people than ts for ‘der people. ‘ 2) The heaviest ») Thebiggest ©) The most crowded 4) the wettost ¢) Thehotiest 1) the most expensive 8) the noises ‘h) the fastest 5 ‘The most dangerous age fora man’s health is from 50 to 69. Exercise ssvery important, but notas important as a hoakhy diet. Abad dict the biggest reason for health problems. Vegetables ace better {han fast food, for example People ‘with the most stressful jobs have a shorerlfethan people who have hosts. They should try to rola ‘They shoul exercise mars than ence a weak. Ahard, eveaty sport jmnet as good for your health as regula, casy excess. 6 4) has given up smoking 1) hang up your clothes / hang your clothes up ©) doal wit problems 4) look words up / look wp words 6) looked aftera baby §) filled ina form / filled a form in 1) throw away eld loveleters/ throw old loveletters away Jy) nieke up anexcuse / make an excuse up 4) geton with the people 257 a) Don’t forget to sinitch it off b) [take after him. ©) My grandparents brought her 4) He decided to giveitup «) Please put them away. 1) The childcen cleared it up. 4) We had to call tof 1) They ran after ites fast es possible 3) She never takes them offin the house Pronunciation 1 2) first thied, turn windsusf, work, worst by) course, court, score spor, tall, walk e fo fof eam board person form serve ‘morning world story Vocabulary 1 a)2 bh4 1 ds 6 8 25 W7 2 @) fast b) well ¢) often ) much @) long) far 2) old) many 3 2) five hundred ) nought point five @) three quarters «) one point seven five ©) seven thousand, one hunded and eighty-four ) three-nil {g) oneand a half 4 a) an eighth b) fiveand a half ©) oneand two thirds ) seven point five pet cent fe) nought point six seven five ) nonight point three three §) two thousand, nine hundred and fh) ore million, five hundred thousand 5 a) hisneighbours _ b) shoes © card) amovel _c) keys #) the office 6 2) run after b) clearup ©) deal with) fillin ©) takeafter _f) geton with f) bring up h) lookup 1 2) Don't he horrible! b) Don'tworry. c} Comeback! 4) Bepetient.&) Tiy ag 9) Be carefull 8 2) athletes, golf skiing b) athlote goiter, skier 6) cout; pitch, track 4) goggles helmet, net 9 1 goes 2 gues 3 does 4 plays 5 plays 6 docs T does 8 plays 9 goes Reading 1 Great Olympic Losers 2 a} Eric Moussambani ) Eddie Edwards ©) Shizo Kanagust 3 a) EE b)SK 0) EE d) EM 2) SK EM gS h) FE Writing 1 1¢ 2A 3B 2 a5 bs d7 d6 92 3 gl 3 a) Although we arrived early, there ‘waa very long queue. b) Although the tickets were very expensive, we didn’t havea very good view / The tickots were very expensive, although we did't havea very geod view: Although the match was very exciting, itwas very Jong, / ‘The match was very exciting, although it was very long, 4) Although nothing mach happened in the first half, the second half was fantastic. / ‘Nothing mueh happened in the first half, although the second half was fantastic. ¢) Although Inter Milan won the ‘game, they were not the better team, / Inter Milan woa the ‘game, although they were not the better tearn, ) Although Tenjoyed the game, my friends thought it was boring. / Lanjoyed the game, although my friends thought st ‘was boving.6 Job Grammar 1 a) afighe attendant ) anau pair 2 4) Does she have to wear a uniform at work? 3) Can she travel free to different countries? ©) Does she have to havea university education? ) Can she sit down much in her job «) Doos she have to pay for somewhere to live? 8) Can she wear her own clothes? 8) Does she have to like young children? h) Can she invite her friends 10 inner? 4 be was/were deen bring brought brought buy Bought bought drink drank drunk fly flew flown know knew known meet mot met read read xcad zing rang rung say said said spend spent spent teach = taught taught think thought thought 5 a) has she done 1) ‘s/has had ©) Have you ever worked 4) ‘ve/have never been ©) ‘ve/have ever eaten f) ‘ve/have liked 8) ‘ve/have always wanted 6 a) Have you ever been on television? b) Have you ever worked as an au pair? ©) Have your parents ever forgotten your birthday? ) Has your teacher ever made a joke in class? ©) Have you ever seen a ballet? £) Have youever voted ina politcal election? 88) Have you ever ridden a motorbike? 1 have done 2 ‘ve / have ever had 3 started 4 needed 5 ‘ve/haveevermade 6 didn’t / did not like 7 felt 8 was 9) sold 10 said I haven't / have not sold 1D decided a) when Twes eighteen, ) this week. ©) yesterday 4) last summer 2) recently 8) today 8) over the years Vocabulary 1 a) pilot) farmer ¢) soldier 4) au pair 6) flightattendant 1) engineer g) surgeon hy butcher §) DY 2 a) actor b) tourist guide ©) managing director d) vet 8) archeelogist 1) cook 8) telesales porson 3 a) aday b) pocmission «) adecision —d) a break ©) twowecks —f) aliving 43) apert-time job h) money 4 a) find b) have /take / get ©) have /take 4) have / take fe) make 1) lose g) ask hh) make 5 a7 bd 3 p2 6 a) job b) job @) work ©) work 8) work 1 for 2 in 69s 7 for 20 for/with/in 95 a6 et ©) job 1D job Sof 4in St 90 at 2 for 5o 8 4) hole punch ») bin 6) intray oattray 4) briefcase 6) paperclip, stapler 1) photcopier printer 2) keyboard, mouse 1) notepad, post 3) booksholi, filing cabinet Listening 1 cook, pilot Do you have to be strong? Do you have to wear a uniform? ‘Do you need any training for this job? 1 Bomen ural do hist 7 Doyoutiavealotin thsob? Pee eiee en an crn ae houn? 3 Game Game? Tania ain asean ie: aN SaalN pt oe S.No No 7 Ne Yee Writing 1 a4 b)6 93 dl O7 H2 8)5 2 @) Yours faithfully 1) Yours sincerely ) Best wishes ) Yours ©) Lots of love7 Eco Grammar i 2) What do you receyle? Dv ©) How many plastic bags do you throw away every week? or ae #) Do.you ever pick up litter in the stecot? av 1h) Which political party do you usually vote for? 2 1) Who grows vegetables in her garden? 1b) What does she hate? ©) What does she recycle? €) Who wears second hand clothes? ©) Who eats organic bread? ) Where do they goon their bicycles? {g) Who do they support? 1h) What don't Sarah's children care about? i) Who loves travelling by air? 3 a) Does your town have good. public transport? 1b) The protesters have banners with political slogans. ov @) Wecon’t know how to stop the ) She wants to help polar bears and penguins he 2) They don‘tbelicye in democracy. ne 4 1 islooking 2 are working Bhas 4 want 5 islooking 6 thinks 7 knows 8 seem, 9 are organising 5 aP bF QF dP oP OF gP WE 1. What arewe going to do tonight, Veronica? 2 Tm tired. I'm going tohavean early night. 3. What about tomorrow? Are you ‘going to be free in the evening? 4 Yos, but im not going to go cut. 1 ‘want to watch TV, 5. Are you going to come with me tomy parents on Saturday? 6 No, T'mgoing to see Tony and Carla atthe weekend. 7 Veronica, when are we going tD, get married? 8 T'vealready told you, Barry. We're never going to get married. 7 a) What time are you going to go to bed tonight? >) What are you going to have for lunch tomorrow? ©) What are you going to do after the lesson? «d) What are you going todo this weekend? 8 a) Sho's arriving in Mumbai at Wo'dloek »b) She's having lunch with Alkesh, the Area Manager at 1 o'clock ©) She'shaving / doing / a Hindi lesson at 3 o'clock 4) She's doing a taining course at 6 ofelock 6) She's meeting the Singh family at Bo'dock. Vocabulary 1 1 part 2 slogans 3 urgent A broke 5 way 6 swarming 2 a) demonstration ) destruction ©) education 4) globalisation ) modemisation ) organisation ) pollution h) revolution 4) solution 3 4) globalisation b) demonstration ©) revolution ¢) destruction ©) modernisation solution ) pollution 1) education 4 Lin about 3 about 4 in Sof 6 against 7 support 8 anti 1 Could I speak to Ms Harrison please? 2. Who's speaking? 3. Hold ona moment, please 4 Vly to put you through, 5 T'mafraid Ms Harrison is out 6 Would you like to leave a mescage? 7. Please tell her that I called 8) carbon footprint 1) mass-produced clothes (©) global warming @) bottle banks: ) plastic bags £) public transport £8) fossil fuels h) renewable energy 7 a) She hasnt got much, self-confidence, by ©) How many credit cards have you got? ‘€) Have they got any children? ov } You've got a message fram the director ay 1h) He's got beautiful dark eyes. Pronunciation 1 a) arrive b) abroad) war 2 fof | tad hal afiemoon | back | government farmer | bag | Monday large | banner much march | jazz | public park | match | something start | plastic | womyReading 1 28) 4 Police stop anti-American domanstrators b) 3. New water problems «) 6 Wine growers in trouble 4) 5 Travellers want mors information 2 lc 2d 3a 4b 3 2) became worse by) factories that change sea water into fresh water 6) stop 4) plans or actions 4 aT WF OF dF OF OT gT nF Writing 1 The writer gives fourideas, not throe. 2 a2 1 93 3 4) Buniness people travel by air since the trans are too slow. 1) Most people don'tpick up litter ‘pocause they don’t think about it «) Nobedy secyclos ther btties bbocsuse hore areno bottle banks. 4) Offices don’t use reeycled paper since itis more expensive © People don’tlike to use the metro as tis dangereus in the ‘evenings 4) The city is building now trams as they ae cleaner than buses. 4 a) [think they should. ) My idea is that there should ©) Mysuggestion is that people should ) I suggest thatthe city should 8 Education Grammar 1 a) Emma dicin’t have to go to school that day. b) She didn’t have fo go to werk. ©) She couldn't telephone anyone, 4) She couldn't go and see her. ) She couldn't go and see a film. f) She didn’t have to buy any food. 2) She didn’t have to clean it 2 a) All men had to do two years’ military service. 1b) Women didi’ have to do military service. (©) New soldiers hud to take a ‘medical examination. 4) You couldnt have long hair in the army. {) You could train tobe an engineor in the army. 6) Married men couldn’ live with their wives 2) Men with university degrees ‘could become aificers. 3 2) Yes.hedid. No. hedidntt ') Yes, they could. No, they couldn't ©) Yes they do. No, they don’t. ©) Yes,youean. No, youcan‘t ©) Yes she did. No, she didn’t ) Yes hedoes. No, he doesn't 4 a8 6 Q4 d2 O7 5 3 mL 5 2) You must te learn ten new words every day: 1b) Your best fiend shoulds speak to you in English for one hour every day. ©) You shouldn't worrying about making mistakes, <) You mustn't try to be perfect too ©) You are must study every lesson. two or three times. You should to enjoy your studies as much as possible. 8) You should notuse a dictionary too atten. 1h) You mustn't translate everything. 6 a) Youcan'tsmoke in the restaurant ) You shouldn’t play your music soloud. 6) Dowehave to weara seatbelt? 4 Bveryone had to take on entrance ©) Can [bring some friends home ator schocl? When could you leave school? 5) Iida have to lose weight hy) Youshould come home early. Pronunciation 1 a) shoes b) wash ©) catch 4) chair e) church 2 Ww 1 accommodation child finish choose permission each special research sure nich Vocabulary 1 a) costs) training ©) become ) study ©) move) qualify 8) play 2 1) took 2) pass 3) take 4) taken 5) fail 6) failed 7) pass 8) take 3 a) apply) make ¢} have d) share c) have) avoid 4 a) Philosophy b) Art ©) Literature d) History e) Economics 1) Geography 2) Chemistry —h) Biology 5 a) Oh, 'mnotso sure ) Ohno, I don‘tagree with that ©) Oh yes, Lagree. 4) Absolutely. @) Oh, Tm notso sure, 8) Well, i depends.6 a} nursery) primary ©) seccrclary 4) subject } university college 8) vocational g) college hy) place 7 When I sas at secondary school, Twas one of the best pupils in the class, but Lalways had a problem ‘with spelling. My best subjects ‘were technology and physics. I ‘wanted to go to university but failed the entrance exam because they coulda’t read my writing. But the second time, I passed and 1 studied chemistry. I'm a research scientist now. Listening a «raining tobe a geisha in four weeks 2 aj7 b)6 93 a5 el 4 x2 e aT dF OF aT OT OT gF WT Writing 1 aT b)T QF dE QT DF 2 a7 5 92 ds 6 D1 23 3 rm Tam haven't havenot Ive Ihave wasn't wasnot didn't didnot don't donot it's itis thats thats, 4 don’t have much news. 1m studying English in the evening, and it's good fun. [ve made lots of feionds in the class and we're going, to havea party at the end of the month, [haven't made any plans for the summer, but Im definitely coming to your wedding. 9 Smile Grammar 1 a) doing _b) toretire 9) smoking d) tobuy @) tounderstand —f) folive g) ogo b) playing 2 2) since b) for 6) for 4) since ¢) for) since 9) since) for 4 a) been b) been 6) gone ) been) gone 1} been 5 a) How long have you been playing the guitar? b) We have been living here since last summer ©) What have you been doing since youartived? 4) Thave not been working there for very long. @) How long has he been waiting, for you? 6 2) have they been doing ) have/'vebeen siting ©) have youbeen feeling €) have not / haven't been seeping 6) Have-you heen working, 1) have/‘vebeen geting 8) have aot / haven't been standing 7 1A Have you known B have/'ve been going 2A haveyou been reading B have/"vehad 3A Haveyoubeen B have/'ve boen waiting 4A Has che worked / Has she been working B has/’s had 5. A have you been studying B have/'ve always wanted 8 a) She has been working asa DI for tbo years b) He has / He's been enoking the inner for thisty minutes 6} They heve / They've been in ‘Thailand since last Priday. @ Thave / I've known my English teacher since 2005. 8) She has / She's een cleaning the house since very early this moring 8) He has / Ho's teen going to the eiive centre for five months. 8) They have / They've had their car since last Novernber 1h) Wehave / We've been renting, this house for twenty years 9 2) Do you know how long Ihave ‘boon waiting? We've been having some problems in the kitchen ©) What have you been doing since ‘you left your last jo? T've been working for the ‘government «) Where have you boan for the last six hous? _sines then ve besn trying to think ofa good excuseVocabulary tand 2 ankle 2 chest 1 chin 1 (usually elbow 2 finger 8 (or Wincluding thumbs) heel 2 hip 2 knee 2 perearha mail 0 shoulder 2 we 10 thumb 2 waist 1 3 4) forehead 6) moustache b) eyebrow 1) lip «) eyelaah ——_g)feoth d) cheek /h) chin 4 Picturea 5 Suggested answer Wanda has dark curly hair. She also has dark eyes under her thin ‘eyebrows. She has pale cheoks andl thin lips. When she smilos, you ean see her straight teeth. She hes 2 square chin, 6 a) shy — b) confident ©) sociable d) bossy 2) sonsitive _) ambitious 8) casygoing h) loyal zd, a) nasty) affectionate ©) aggressive) faithful e) mysterious £) selfish g) addictive _h) annoying 8 a) mysterious) addictive fc) aggressive d) annoying o} selfish 1) affectionate fg) sensitive _h) nasty 9 a) todo _b) toswitch of ©) meeting d) tohave ©) doing |) studying 10 a5 2 of dl od z a) island) knee ¢) thumb ) watk — e) wrinkle 2 ak b)w ob al Ht ad Reading a a) paragroph Cb) paragraph ©) paragraph Ad) paragraph B ) paragraph E os 2 aT bE oF d)F QT AT git WT 5 1) a picture of a person b) @ businessman ) itooks real ) difficult to see clearly ©) away of doing something Writing 10 2 Firstof all 3 @) honestly b) most importantly © unfortunately d) naturally ©) toour suprise Secondly Finally 10 Lifestyle Grammar i a) you will ose atleast ive kilos b) you willbe relaxed and positive about life ©) you will have much more enersy 4) felationships with your fiends ‘willbe happier «) your general fitness will get better 4) you will think differently about food £) your friends will tell you you look great 2 Possible answers Ho probably won'tlose atleast five Kilos. He won't bo relaxed and positive about life. He probably won’thave much more energy: ‘He won't think differently about foo, 3 8) leaves b) comes ©) will/say — d) will/'ll think ©) does not / doesn'teat eats) asks 4 a) get .. will meet »b) isnot / isn't. will/Tltake ©) gat --will/“Ilask 4) are/‘re...will/‘I1look @) weill/‘ go. want 8) isnot / isn't... will/‘ find a) will ‘I tell. get 5 a) Tdidn‘tuse to like spinach, but I love it now. b) Did your parents use to take you to school? ©) Where did you use to go for your summer holidays? 4) My brother and Tused to have rowsall the time, ¢) We used to share a room until was 11 ov 5) Did you use to spencia lot of time with your grandparonts? bh) Did you use to be vory untidy? 6 1) As achild, used to cycle to school every day. b) The roads used tobe quiet and safe ¢) Used to is not possible here. 4) Lused to clean it evory day. ce) My best friend used to be aboy called Tom. £) Used tois not possible here. g) He didn't use to bea very reliable friend. by) Used to is not possible here. 4) Used tois not possible here 17 Possible answers ‘There used to be fewer people. People didavt use to drive to work. ‘There used to be horses on the road. ‘The roads used to be less busy. ‘There didn’tuse to be any tourists, ‘There didn’tuse tobe: advertisements. Vocabulary 1 Life 2 3 brisk 4 does 5 network 6 extended 7 huny 8 sunset 2 2) peach 6) grape ¢) trout 4) prawn) pepper) garlic 8) carrot) aubergine 5) cucumber _j) lettuce §) chicken I) sausage 3 4) lemon ©) nut ) cauliflower) cherries ©) tomato 4g) beans 44) mushroom —h) sardine 4 a3 bd 95 a7 Ot He ge 5 a) bumper 6) steering: gear 9 tyre; boot d) windscreen ©) engine: bonnet) handbrake g) sunroof h) plate 6 1 got broke 3 hit 4 ran 5 mish 6 overtaking E 5 b2 Jd a3 Qt Pronunciation a 2) high b) new ¢) onion ) uncle et w | ow | | active | extended | pill fresh | spinach | heavy system | eather windscreen | vegetable | bo) fo bonnet good hot pull knock | should oifieer took watch | would Listening 1 Speaker 1:carb Speaker 2:care Speaker S:cara 2 Speaker’ [Speaker 2) Speaker3 int oa colours [ie [wm [7 |v jane | | fev: | nist 00 | | Howe fat 7 doit at Wier |e [vv would youtke | topoin yours wo |¢ lev wl youlke totahe sth you? 3 Senet | Speaker speakers What |x white [= fees rot Bes, Bask | Bes, |nndovs, fase,” Joe eit gett TV, |, wide Iugzage | seen TV caro) | |ceend-|iends | Cuisine would |ohiien Agulla you the toake during + noun ‘witile + phrase (aubject + verd) 2 a) during b) while) while 4d) While) during £) during 5) while 11 Animals Grammar 1 a) who) who ¢} that ) that e) that) that 2 a) AChinese man says that he has a duck that drinks boer and can lunderstand him. 1b) A group of dolphins has saved a men who was swimming neat a ‘great white shark, (©) Shoppers in Virginia were ‘surprised to see a deer that was in the supermarket 4) Indian newspapers have reported the death ofa tortoise thet lived to the age of 255. ) Animal ights protesters who. wanted to free a tiger froma circus changed thoir minds when they savr the animal Viewer |e aa |amci akan! poet { —— | wee |intind | iowond] Monte Cao3 a) saw b) wold you try ©) came d) would you do ©) ackod ) would you feel A: These are great photos. 1 Whathkind of animal is that? : That isa galago. I's also called a bush baby. Isthat a sort of monkey? Yes, that is right And in tho next photo, 5 what's that in its mouth? It’sa baby. They're 6 animals that carry their abies in their mouths. 7 A: That isreally strange! Vocabulary 1 Insects: cockroach, bee, ant, mosquito, butterfly, fy, wasp eee of Baby anirals: calf, foal, kitten, puppy. chick Otters: cat, hen, cog, 2 a)of bo dof Ain e}on fof 3 s}en Blin cup d) on jin Hoff g) up 4 Lcould 2 sorry 3 worry 4 mind 5 problem 6 think 7 afraid 8 never 9 wondering 10 wonderful Pronunciation 1 a) bear b) dare) ear @ here) where 2 tet traf affair | beard coroful career chair near rorcly | steer square | year Reading b a) unicom —b) dragon ‘0 phoenix 2 1B uge es Ae. z 2) were real) animal ©) anuntrue story d) illnseos 4 4) After walking through the ) Decauseit! thought that girs were magical ©) Inthe nineteenth century. 4) They did not agree about the head. @) A thinoceros. 9) They used it in medicines. Writing 3 a) instance, 4 a) Some animals are very cheap to look after. A goldtish, for cexanple, costs almost nothing. / ‘Some animals are very cheap to look after: For example, a goldfish costs almost nothing. / Some animals are very cheap 1 loole after. A goldfish costs almost nothing, for example. ) Young children love baby animals like puppies and kittens 9 Have you thought of getting, something original such as an jeuana? 46) Some people are allergic to cats. ‘My father, for instance, can’t go near them. / ‘Some people are allergic to cats Tor instance, my father can't go near them. ) like 12 Incredible Grammar 1 1b 2a 3b 4b 5a 6b 2 was 2heard 3 realised Ahaddied 5 looked 6 saw 7 asked 8 had lost 9 took 10 had gone TL had died 12 leamt/learned 13 had visited 3 a) are made b) are found ¢) cook 4) are usually driven «) happened 1 weredone 4 a) were made: bought b) played; was wan ©) read; was written 4) was caught; stopped ) was given; didn’ like 5 Twill 2 might 3 will 4 won't 5 won't 6 might Vocabulary 1 a} do; have b) go; have o) take; get d) take; get ¢) do: 30 do;make 5] make;make h) take;have 2 1 sunry 2 doady 9 dull 4 windy 5 rain 6 foggy 7 freezing 8 storms 9 wet 10 snow 3 4) enormous —_b) impossible «) hilasious¢) brillant ¢) gorgeous #) incredible 8) delicious h) exhausted 4 a) hilarious b) difficult ©) delicious) enormous ) strange (difficult, good) 4) exhausted) protty (strange) h) brilliant n°:Pronunciation ae oe ves dae d) match) art f) dull g) how bh) dear i) made ) fog) four 1) work 2 Sed Oar 0 ale Qed o) Me) word Shae Weer) Ok ) found Listening 1 oe Ws eae 2 oe be 7d Be 3 a) The fact that four million ‘Americans have had some kind of alien experience ») Abook about the Egyptian Pyramids © Reading horescopes 4d) The fact that horoscope websites ‘make millions of pounds every your 8) Global warming Writing 1 4) location b) history ©) outside d) inside 2 a1 2 92 adi os D2 3 Suggested answer Rila Monastery is one of the most beautiful buildings in the whole of Bulgaria. Itis situated in the fabulous ‘ila Mountains in the attractive ‘west of the country. It was built in ‘the fourteenth century, but was destroyed in a fre. Itwas later rebuilt and it is now an interesting museum. ‘The gorgeous road to the monastery follows a pretty valley through the forest. After parking the car in the carpark, you go through two large doors into the monastery. Most people are not prepared for the incredible beauty of what they see inside.