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Meet Red and Bess,

Meet Nick and Sue,
Learn who they are,
Learn what they do.
They are school friends,
And theyre British,
With them youll start
ENJOYING ENGLISH!
PLAN OF THE BOOK
How much do you remember?
Hi! Im Trevor.
Im 11 years old.
Im an English boy.
I want to be your
friend. You see,
Im very clever.
I read a lot.
I surf on my computer
and I know everything.
Everybody calls me
Clever Trevor!
Just to remind you!

If you dont understand something, say:
I dont understand.
Sorry! Can you say that again?
What does ____ mean?
If you dont know how to say something in English, say:

How do you say _______ in English?
What is ___________ in English?
If you need help, say:

Can you help me, please?
What does
remind mean?
I dont know.
It means
help you
remember.
Can you ...

a) ... name?

five things that start with B

five objects in the classroom
five school subjects
five animals
five colours
five things you like to eat
the days of the week
the months of the year
JANUARY
b) ... read this very fast?

She sells sea shells on the sea shore!
c) ... read these rhyming letters?

A-J-K B-C-D-E-G-P-T-V I-Y Q-U-W
g) ... read the numbers

and say the next one?
A
23, 33, 43, 53, __

16, 15, 14, 13, __
100, 200, 300, 400, __
1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, __
10th, 11th, 12th, 13th, __
h) ... work this out?

d) ... read the message?
Cross out the As and Bs!

BENAJOAYIBNAG EBANAGALBISAH BIS AFUBAN
e) ... spell these words?

book school pen girl boy
f) ... match the numbers and words?

1st the second

2nd the third
3rd the fifth
4th the first
5th the fourth
There are 5 apples in a bag.

How can you give these five
children an apple each and still
have one apple in the bag?
Answer: p. 98
Who are you?
My names Betty.
Im ten and a half.
Im from England.
I havent got a
brother or a sister.
My best friend is
Jenny.
My address is 29
Baker Street.
My house is far from
my school.
I go to school by bus.
Whats
your
name?
How old
are you?
Where are
you from?
Where do
you live?
I live in Liverpool.
My house is near
my school.
I walk to school..
Whats your
address?
Is your house
near or far
from your
school?
How do
you go to
school?
How many
friends have
you got?
Im in year five.
My hobby is playing
computer games.
I like basketball best.
My favourite subject is History.

Im good at Maths.
Im not so good at spelling.
Ive got a sister.

My hobby is playing basketball.
Im in year seven.
Who is
your best
friend?
13
Whats your
favourite
subject?
10
14
11
15
What are
you good
at?
Whats
your
hobby?
12
What
year are
you in?
What are
you not so
good at?
What sport
do you like
best?
16
Have you
got a
brother or
a sister?
4 Write true sentences about you.

My name is _______________.
I am ___________ years old.
My address is _____________________.
My house is ________________ my school.
Im in year ______.
My favourite subject is __________________.
Im good at _________________.
Im not so good at ______________.
My hobby is _____________________
Ive got __________________.
I havent got ________________ .
How many questions and answers

can you match? There is more
than one answer to some of the
questions!
Example: Have you got a brother or a
sister? Ive got a sister.
Choose three questions and ask

your friend.
Pick a number, read the question

and give a true answer.
Wow! More than

400 million people speak
English as a first language.
(In Great Britain,
in the USA, in Australia,
in parts of Canada..)
Unit
are they?
1 BA Who
Do you have a minute?
Unit
Williams school
2 BA Time
and timetables
Unit
3 BA AOh,dayno!atAschool
test!
In Unit 1, youll
study the verb to be- am, is, are

meet some new people
talk about jobs and interests
interview your friends
In Unit 2, youll study
the present simple

adverbs: always, every day, every week
telling the time
school subjects and timetables
how to write a letter
the present simple tense

adverbs: always, often, sometimes, usually, never
the present continuous
adverbs: now, at the moment
prepositions: at, to, from, for, with
pronouns: me, you, him, her, it, us, them
school activities
12
UNIT
1A Who are they?
Here we are at school again.

There are many new pupils and new teachers, too.
Lets meet some of them.
Track 1
William Potter
(10)
Hi. Im William. My surname is

Potter. Im Scottish. My nickname
is Red because of my red hair. My
parents often call me Billy. I dont
like that - its so babyish! Im ten
and a half. I love playing football
and Im the best goalkeeper in
school. Im interested in drawing
and painting. I hate History because
there are so many dates to remember!
Hi! Im Sue. My real name is Susan.

My surname is Smith. Im English.
Im eleven years old and Im in
year seven. I love reading and Im
interested in foreign countries. Im
good at foreign languages. I dont
like Maths because its very difficult.
WORD BANK
(11)
Hello. My name is Nicholas

Taylor, but everybody calls me
Nick. Im English. Im eleven and
a half and Im in year seven. I love
playing computer games. Im also
interested in studying maps and I like
finding new rivers and mountains. I
hate doing tests. They are so boring.
Track 2
Can you guess? Circle the right answer.

1. What is Williams favourite subject?
2. What is Sues favourite subject?
3. What is Elizabeths favourite subject?
4. What is Nicks favourite subject?
(11)
Hello. Im Elizabeth Hopkins. Im

English. My friends call me Bess.
My mother also calls me Bess,
but when she is angry she calls
me Elizabeth. Im eleven and I
love playing volleyball. I think
its fun. Im interested in number
problems. I hate Art because Im
bad at drawing.
Nicholas Taylor
Susan Smith (11)
Elizabeth Hopkins
Music/Art
English /French
Geography/Maths
History/Geography
Listen and
check your answers.
Useful language
Where are you from?
Im from Serbia.
In some countries children start school

at the age of six or seven. In Britain
children start school at the age of five.
UNIT
3
4
Look at the texts on page 12 and complete the sentences.
I _____ interested in drawing.
My nickname ______ Red.
They _________ boring.
Grammar clipboard
The present simple tense to be am, is, are
positive
interrogative
negative
am I?
is he/she/it?
are we/you/they?
I am
he/she/it is
we/you/they are
I am not
he/she/it is not
we/you/they are not
What does
'interrogative'
mean?
Short forms:
It means
'the question
form'.
I am=Im he is=hes we are=were

am not=m not is not= isnt are not= arent
He is
good at
English.
she
are
twe
lve
at
ic
mus
am
Pick a footstep and

complete the sentences.
You can use the same footstep only once!
1. I ____ good at Maths.
2. You ___ not a teacher.
3. ___ she interested in languages?
4. He is not good ___ music.
5. Is ____ from England?
6. We are not ______ at English.
7. Are you _____ Serbia?
8. They are interested ____ sport.
we
ian
Are you
good at
Maths?
I am not
interested
in Maths.
Serb
My footsteps
1A
England
he
in
u
o
y
a pu
pil
Maths
Serbia
is
en
elev
English
from
they
a te
ach
good
I
bad
er
interested
not
sport
Team work
1. How many sentences can you make?
Example: She is from England.
2. How many questions can you ask?
Example: Are you good at sport?
3. How many true sentences can you make?
Example: I am interested in music.
Look!
England + Scotland + Wales =
Great Britain
Great Britain + Northern Ireland =
the United Kingdom (UK)
13
14
UNIT
1B Do you have a minute?
Track 3
Listen before you read

and answer the questions.
Is William famous at his school?
What is Williams dream?
You are a reporter!

Write the questions for Williams answers.
1. What_______________________?
My name is William Potter.
2. How________________________?
Im thirteen years old.
3. Where______________________?
Im from Scotland.
4. What_______________________?
Im good at football.
5. What_______________________?
My favourite subject is History.
William and Susan are in the schoolyard.

A TV reporter is there and many children
are around him. The reporter wants to
interview some pupils. They are excited!
W: Whats the fuss about? Is it about the
new uniforms?
S: No! Its not! Look at the man with a
camera!
W: The tall one? Who is he?
S: Hes a TV reporter.
W: Oh, cool! Can I talk to him? I want to
be on TV. I want to be famous.
S: But youre already famous. Youre the
best goalkeeper in school.
W: Yes, I am. Im famous at this school.
But, Im not famous in Britain, in Europe,
in America ...
S: You want to be the new David
Beckham!
W: Who?
S: B-E-C-K-H-A-M! Beckham!
W: No, I want to be better than him.
S: Oh, come on. Stop boasting!
Answer the questions.

1. Are the pupils happy?
2. Is the fuss about the new uniforms?
3. Is William famous in Britain?
What do you think?
Pair work
Are Williams answers true? Which are not?

Give the correct answers!
Find a partner. Look at pages 100,101. One of
you is A and the other is B Ask your partner
questions and fill in his/her information below.
Name ___________________
Age _____
Nickname ________________
Country _________________
Skills ___________________
Favourite subject __________________
WORD BANK
UNIT
1B
Find a friend who is interested in .. ?
cooki
ng books
art
music
rt
chatting with friends spo
dancing computer games
Report
______________________ is interested in music.
______________________is not interested in books.
Useful questions
Unscramble.
surname Whats your?
____________________________________________________________?
nickname your Whats?
____________________________________________________________?
old are How you?
____________________________________________________________?
are What year you in?
____________________________________________________________?
What good you are at?
____________________________________________________________?
are you What interested in? ___________________________________________________________?
Time for a chat

Now ask your friend the above questions and complete the table
His/her surname is _______.

____ nickname is ________.
_____ is ______years old.
_____ is in year ________.
_____ is good at ________.
_____ is interested in _____.
Tell the class about your friend.
What does
chatting mean?
It means 'talking'.
15
UNIT
Look and say! Match a job to a picture.
a doctor
a singer
a teacher
a pilot
a policeman
an architect
a painter
a waiter
a cook
a reporter
a footballer
I listen to
CDs every
evening.
I like
reading.
I love making
food.
I want to be
a painter.
LE
MICK
DAVE
I love talking
to Kate and
George for
hours.
Unscramble
1. crehtae
______________________
2. poterrer
______________________
3. otoflablre ______________________
JO
I play tennis and

I love watching
football.
HE
I go to
a disco
every
evening.
PETER
KATH
I love Counter
Strike.
1C Extra!
RO
16
4. rsgein
______________________
5. rwitre
______________________
6. ooctdr
______________________
Read and say! What are they

interested in?
books cooking music art dancing
sport chatting with friends
computer games
Example: Kath is interested in
KAREN
computer games.
UNIT
Culture Crew
1C
Were the Culture Crew.

Well tell you something about life in Britain.
Im Irish,
but I live in
Manchester. Im
interested in
sport.
My parents are
from Jamaica.
We live in
Nottingham. Im
good at music.
My grandparents
are from India.
My family lives
in Bradford. I
like cooking.
Patrick
Melvin
Im Chinese. I live
in London with my
parents. My favourite
subject is History. My
friends call me Dave.
Rajit
Chih-Hao
My Progress
How well did you .....?
... learn the verb to be
the names of jobs
... do My footsteps
the reporters questions
Unit 1 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
17
18
UNIT
2A William's school
Track 5
Read and answer.

Does William like his school? Why? Why not?
25 Baker Street
Kingston KT 27JX
ENGLAND
19th September
Dear Marko,
Thanks for your letter. Your school is so interesting! Do you
want to know about my school?
I go to Kingston school. Its quite a big school and its in the
south of England, in London. Its a mixed school, for both boys
and girls. You know, here in England, there are schools only for
boys and only for girls, but I dont think thats much fun. My
cousin Claire studies at a girls school. She also goes to school on
Saturday mornings. Poor her! She must travel to school by bus.
Shes not very happy there, but she likes her school uniform.
We wear uniforms, too. My mother says that our uniforms
are nice, but I dont think so! I prefer jeans and a T-shirt. Does
your school have uniforms?
We go to school all day. Its awful. Our classes start at half
past eight and the lunch break is at one oclock. It lasts for an
hour. Afternoon classes end at half past three. After school, I
go home by bus. Susan is lucky. Her house is near school so she
walks home.
I must go now because I must do my homework.
Best wishes,
William
2
3
Useful language
Where is your town?
Its in the north of Scotland.
north
west
east
south
WORD BANK
Read the letter again and answer the questions.

1. Where is Williams school?
2. Does William like schools for only boys and only girls?
3. Does Claire like her school?
4. What does William want to wear for school?
5. Do William and Susan go home together?
Complete the table with a tick () or a cross ().

goes to a wears a
mixed school uniform
William
Claire
Susan
goes to
school on
Saturdays
lives far
from school
Track 6
Listen
and check
UNIT
2A
Can you complete the sentences using William's letter?

I ______ to Kingston school.
______ you ______ to know about my school?
______ your school ______ uniforms? I ______ think so. It __________ for an hour.
Grammar clipboard
The present simple tense
have
positive
interrogative
I/you/we/they HAVE
He/she it HAS
like
I/we/you /they LIKE

He/she/it
LIKES
negative
(What) DO I/you we/they HAVE?

(Why) DOES he/she/it HAVE?
I/you/we/they DONT HAVE

He/she/it DOESNT HAVE
(How) DO I/ we/you/they LIKE?

(When) DOES he/she/it LIKE?
I/we/you/they DO NOT LIKE

He/she/it
DOES NOT LIKE
You use the present simple for something that is true: always, sometimes, usually, often, never, every day..
I always walk to school.
Short forms:
Does your friend

like uniforms?
do not = dont does not = doesnt
No, she
doesnt.
Pick a book and complete the sentences.

You can use the same book only once!
1. I always walk to school. I ______ near school.
2. Helen thinks uniforms are nice. She _____ uniforms.
3. Claire lives far from school. She ______ to school by
bus.
My bookshelf
Yes, I do.
4. My sister and I live near school. ______ you live near

school?
Do you like
reading?
5. Nick and William like mixed schools. They do ____
we
not
go
he
like
by bus
they
you
to school
she
lives
does
goes
do
French
Maths
my friend
likes
live
walk
uniforms
in England
English
in Serbia
like boys schools.
Team work
1. How many sentences can you
make from the words on the
books?
Example: She lives in England.
2. How many questions can you
ask?
Example: Do they like French?
3. How many true sentences
about you can you make?
Example: I do not live in England.
This is me
in my school
uniform!
In many
British schools
pupils wear
uniforms.
19
20
UNIT
2B Time and timetables
Look and read.

name: William Potter
7.40.
Its twenty
to eight.
7.45.
Its quarter
to eight.
class: 7B
Monday
Tuesday
Wed.
9.30-10.20
Art
History
Ma
10.20-11.10
Maths
French
En
11.10-12.00
Maths
French
Ma
8.10.
Its ten
past eight.
8.15.
Its quarter
past eight.
Lunch break
8.00.
Its eight
oclock.
1.00-2.00
Geography
M.
2.00-3.00
Music
8.30. Its
half past
eight.
Listen and choose the correct answer.

1. They have Maths fve / six times a week.
2. Susan thinks Maths is fun / boring.
Track 8
3. William thinks Maths is difcult / boring.

4. William thinks Art / football is important.
Today is not Williams favourite day because he has

two Maths lessons in the morning.
W: What time is Maths today?
S: It starts at twenty past ten and ends at twelve
oclock.
W: How many Maths lessons a week do we have?
S: Let me see the timetable - two on Monday, two
on Tuesday and two on Thursday. We have Maths six
times a week.
W: SIX times a week! Thats TWENTY-FOUR times a
month! Thats too much.
S: I dont think so. Maths is fun.
W: You say its fun. I say its boring.
S: You mean its difcult. I know youre bad at Maths.
W: Claire says its difcult, not me. I just dont like
numbers.
S: But numbers are important!
W: Do you want to know what is important?
S: What?
W: Football!
S: Oh, you boys!
Useful language
plus minus times divided by

+
Now read the text again and

answer the questions.
1. What day is it?
2. How many times do Susan and
William have Maths every month?
3. What doesnt William like?
4. Why doesnt Claire like Maths?
2+2+2=6
Whats 2 plus 2 plus 2? Its six.
6-4=2
Whats 6 minus 4? Its two
6x4=24
Whats 6 times 4? Its twenty-four.
24:4=6
Whats 24 divided by 6? Its six.
WORD BANK
UNIT
2B
21
Look at Nicks timetable and answer the questions.

name: Nicholas Taylor
class: 7b
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
9.30-10.20
Science
Geography
English
Maths
Art
10.20-11.10
English
German
English
Maths
Music
11.10-12.00
Maths
German
History
English
History
Lunch break
1.00-2.00
Music
Maths
Religious Studies
PE
German
2.00-3.00
History
Maths
Geography
PE
German
1. Does he have Music on Monday?

2. What subjects does he have on Tuesday?
About you
Time for a chat
3. How many German lessons does he have on Friday?

4. What time is Geography on Wednesday?
1. What time does your English lesson start?

2. What time does your English lesson end?
3. How long does your English lesson last?
Do you think
English is
important?
Complete the table and say what you think.
Yes,
I think
so!
No, I dont
think so.
Interview your friends and complete the report.

__________ thinks History is _______________.
__________ thinks English is _______________.
__________ thinks Maths is _______________.
__________ thinks Music is _______________.
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UNIT
2C Extra!
Match a clock to a child.
Music is at
one oclock.
I have French
at half past
ten.
I have
Science at
twenty past
two.
Match a subject with the words.

English
geography
a. dates, kings, queens

b. maps, places, rivers
PE is at
half past
eleven.
Our Art
lesson is at
twenty to two.
history
maths
c. divided by, times, numbers

d. colours, pictures, paper
art
e. words, talking, language
Can you work this out?

The English lesson starts at half past ten. The lesson lasts for 45 minutes. What time does it end?
The answer is at the bottom of the page.
Culture Crew
Do you like school uniforms? In England, a lot of children like

uniforms. Many pupils wear modern uniforms, for example, a
blue or grey jumper and jeans. Life is easy with uniforms in
the morning you dont think What can I wear today? or My
clothes arent cool. Other children will laugh at me!
In some private schools, pupils have very traditional uniforms.
Im happy I dont wear their uniforms. Look how funny they are!
ANSWER, ex. 3: At quarter past eleven.
UNIT
Music
In British schools, children

leave primary school when
they are 11. Then they go to
secondary school. We have
three long holidays at
Christmas, Easter and in the
summer. We go to school all
day from 9 oclock until 3 or
4. In the morning, we have
assembly all the pupils in
the school are together and
we sing songs and listen to
the headmaster. We have
lots of boring subjects, but
also some good ones, like
IT, DT, cooking, French and
German. We sometimes
have after-school activities,
like sport, music, computers,
photography, and country
dancing.
DT
Assembly
WORD BANK
My Progress
... learn the present simple
school subjects
... do My bookshelf
Unit 2 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________ ________
________ ________
________
________ ________
boring
OK
interesting
2C
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24
UNIT
3A A day at school
Track 9
William is dreaming in the
classroom. What is he thinking
about? He is dreaming about
football, of course.
Hooray! Its Thursday, my

favourite day! We have PE
today! What a lovely day for it!
When the weather is nice, we
often go to the playground. The
boys usually play football and some of the girls
play with us. They are quite good! Other girls play
volleyball or badminton, but we never play with
them. We sometimes go rowing, too.
When it rains, we are never outside. We always
go to the gym and we play squash,
climb ropes and do
gymnastics there. We
often go swimming,
too. There is a big
swimming pool at our
school.
1
2
Read the text and look at the pictures.

Tick () the activities William mentions.
Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)?

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Williams favourite day is Tuesday.

T
The weather is bad today.

T
The girls dont play football with the boys. T
The boys sometimes play volleyball with the girls. T
When it rains, they go to the gym.
T
F
F
F
F
F
Track 10
Listen and check your answers.

WORD BANK
UNIT
Grammar clipboard
3A
Read and complete.

1. You sing really well. Can I sing with _____?
2. I think she likes Peter and Harry.
She always looks at _____.
Object pronouns
3. Old people are interesting.
me
you
you
4. Look at ______. She is from China.
him
5. He is Red. It is a good nickname for ____.
her
6. We must listen. The teacher is talking to ____.
he
she
to
from
I like talking to _____.
with
it
at
we
for
it
us
Useful language
you
you
they
them
How often do you dream?

I never dream.
How often are you sad?
I am never sad.
often
Pair work
sometimes
always
usually
Complete the table. How often do you...?
never
sometimes
go swimming
play football
do your homework
climb ropes
play computer games
have breakfast
Look at your partners table and report.

Example: I often go swimming.
He/she never climbs ropes.
often
usually
always
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26
UNIT
3B Oh no! A test!
Track 12
What is the teacher saying? Oh, no. Were having a maths test today!
Look! The teacher is counting the test papers and Sue is helping him.
Now hes giving the papers to her. Some pupils have mobile phones.
How clever! But, look! The teacher is taking their phones away from
them. Now Sue is giving out the papers. Oh, God! Please let it be easy!
Read the text and answer.

1. Is William happy about the Maths test?
2. Who is helping the teacher?
3. Can pupils use mobile phones for their maths test?
Listen. Why is the teacher angry?
B: What are you doing William?! Are you trying to copy from me?
W: The problems are so difficult! Can you help me, Bess?
B: Oh, no. Not again! You always want me to help you! You never
practise enough.
W: Please, please, Bess! I dont want to get a bad mark. You know
Im terrible at maths.
B: Stop talking! The teacher is looking at us. Were in trouble now!
Teacher: You two are cheating! Give me your tests!
W and B: We arent cheating, sir!
What do you think? Explain.

Does William want to cheat?
WORD BANK
Pupils must turn off

their mobile phones
and keep them in
their backpacks
when they are in
the classroom.
UNIT
3B
Grammar clipboard
positive
I am sitting.
He/she/it is sitting.
We/you/they are sitting.
The present continuous tense

interrogative
negative
Am I
sitting?
I am not sitting.
Is he/she/it
sitting?
He/she/it is not sitting.
Are you/we/they sitting?
We/you/they are not sitting.
You use the present continuous tense to describe something that is happening now, at the moment, today.
Short forms:
I am not = Im not dreaming.
is not = He isnt / Hes not dreaming.
My mobile phone
are not = They arent / Theyre not dreaming.
Pick a word from the screen and complete

the sentences. You can use the same word only once!
1. Im busy! I am ________ on the phone now.
2. Look at Claire! ______ is playing with her friends.
3. Look at the cat! It is ___________ my fish.
4. We are _______ in the park.
we
sitting
talking
they
jumping
it
is
sleeping
laughing
he
are
writing
standing
am
singing I eating
reading
you
she
playing
walking
not
5. Stop talking! You are _____ listening to me.

6. What _____ the girls doing? They are reading.
Team work
1. How many sentences can you make from the words
on the screen?
Example: They are jumping.
Example: Are you sleeping?
Example: Im not walking.
What are your friends doing now?

talking
sleeping
reading
writing messages
laughing dreaming chewing gum yawning playing
Report to the class.
Example: ________ is talking.
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UNIT
3C
Culture Crew
I love sport and Britain is famous for football, but do you know these sports?
These men are playing
cricket. We often play
cricket at school in the
summer. It is easy to
play, but the rules are
very difficult.
These girls arent playing

basketball. Theyre
playing netball. Girls often
play it in PE. Its different
to basketball. You cant run
with the ball.
This is polo. It is Prince

Charles favourite sport. Only
rich people play and watch
polo. You dont play it at
school and it is never on TV.
SONG
Maths problems
1. Bob gets 5 a week pocket
money. Alan gets 1 a week
more pocket money than Bob,
but 2 less than Claire. How
much pocket money does
Claire get?
3. In one room
of a zoo there
are two birds,
three snakes
and ten cats.
How many
eyes are
there? How
many legs are
there?
These boys are

playing rugby.
We play rugby
in winter.
2. There are eighteen pages in

this book. There are three
pictures on every page.
How many pictures are
there in the book?
4. There are seven children at

home. Every Sunday they
share fifty-six pancakes.
How many pancakes does
every child eat?
Mr Tates a teacher
He teaches all day long.
He reads and writes
And sometimes shouts
And then he sings this song.
Im a super teacher
I teach all day long.
I read and write
And sometimes shout
And then I sing this song.
Mrs Tates an artist
She draws all day long.
She draws and paints
And cleans her brush
And then she sings this song.
Im a super artist
I draw all day long.
I draw and paint
And clean my brush
And then I sing this song.
UNIT
Crossword
The answers
are all words
from Units 1 - 3
3C
P
4
D
10
U
11
E
12
15
13
I
14
16
W
X
17
19
Across
4. Maths isn't interesting. It's _____.
5. You are in _____ when you copy.
8. He's _____ in books.
10. I like painting - my favourite subject is _____.
11. I like dates - my favourite subject is _____.
15. Do you have a _____ phone?
16. We often go ______ on the river.
17. Mrs Tate's ______ artist.
18. I don't _____ when I sleep.
19. I never _____ when we have a test.
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Down
1. Three, ____, five
2. I'm Harold, but my ____ is Harry.
3. I _____ Maths before a test.
6. _____: 10 years old
7. I am ______ football.
9. France, Germany and Serbia are in ______.
12. London is in the _____ of England.
13. ____ you from England?
14. William goes to a _____ school, with boys and girls.
17. He's bad ____ sport.
18. ____ you like school?
My Progress
... learn object pronouns
the present continuous
... do My mobile phone
Unit 3 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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REVISION
A. What can you remember about William?
QUIZ Circle A or B and then check your answers at the bottom of the page.
A
B
Read the questions from the QUIZ and give full answers.
Example: His surname is Potter.
1. Whats Williams surname?

2. Whats his nickname?
3. What is he?
4. Whats his favourite subject?
5. Whats he interested in?
6. What does he love playing?
7. Does he wear a uniform?
8. What time do his classes start?
9. Whats his favourite day?
10. Where does he have PE when it rains?
Its Potter.
Its Nick.
Scottish
Its Art.
Dancing
Badminton.
Yes, he does.
At half past 8.
Its Tuesday.
Outside
Its Taylor.
Its Red.
English
Its History.
Drawing
Football.
No, he doesnt.
At half past 9.
Its Thursday.
In the gym
B. Check your grammar
TO BE - Complete with am (m), is (s), are (re).
THE PRESENT SIMPLE TENSE

Circle the right word and read the sentences.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I _____ a teacher.
He ____nt interested in music.
They ______nt good at swimming.
Are you a footballer? No, I ___ not.
Is Moira good at singing? Yes, she _____.
1. William usually wear/wears white trainers.

2. The boys sometimes play/plays football with the
girls.
3. They dont/doesnt play badminton every day.
4. Does he always have/has History at half past eight?
5. He doesnt/dont have Maths on Friday.
THE PRESENT CONTINUOUS TENSE

Complete with ing form.
1. What are you ________________?(do)
2. Im _________________ at the moment. (eat)
3. Is Tom ___________History now? (study)
4. No. Hes __________a letter. (write)
Read the questions and give

short answers.
PRONOUNS Complete with

her, him, us, them, me.
1. Is your teacher looking at you at the

moment? Yes, _______.
2. Are you dreaming? No, ____________.
3. Is he copying from you?
Yes, ____________.
4. Are the pupils writing now?
No, ____________.
1. She is so clever. I always study with

_____.
2. We must be quiet. The teacher is
looking at ____.
3. They are playing football. Lets play
with ________.
4. She is angry with Nick. She doesnt
want to talk to ____.
5. Come to my house if you want to talk
to _____.
Quiz: 1A, 2B, 3A, 4A, 5B, 6B, 7A, 8A, 9B, 10B
UNITS
1-3
C. Pronunciation Find the same sound!

street have trick red walks wears teaches
meal at sit friend talks goes watches
feet Sam Nick weather likes plays studies
____ ____ ____ _____
____
____ _____
D. VOCABULARY
What are they good at? Complete with
maths, French, geography, music.
1. Shes interested in maths problems.
Shes good at ________.
2. She likes foreign languages.
Shes good at ____________.
3. Shes interested in reading maps.
Shes good at __________.
4. She loves singing.
Shes good at ______________.
Complete the sentences with

teacher, farmer, reporter, singer, painter.
1. He works on a farm.
Hes a _________________.
2. He interviews people for TV.
Hes a ____________.
3. She sings in a band. Shes a __________.
4. He paints beautifully.
Hes a ____________.
5. She teaches students.
Shes a ______________.
Whats the time? Read and match.

1. Its ten o clock
2. Its quarter past nine.
a) 7.45
b) 8.30
3. Its quarter to eight.

4. Its half past eight.
c) 9.15
d) 10.00
1. ______ 2. _____ 3. _____ 4. _____
PROJECT
1 My class
You need:
a big sheet of paper scissors coloured paper
photos of pupils
glue
crayons old magazines
and teachers
Instructions:
Work in groups of 6-10.
Use crayons or coloured pencils to write the name of your school, the number of pupils in your
class, the name of the class, and the date on a big sheet of paper.
Each pupil can stick his/her photo onto the paper and write 4 sentences under the picture. Write
your age, what you are interested in, what you are good at, and what your favourite sport and
subject is.
Ask one of your teachers for a photo, stick it onto the paper, and write the name of your teacher
and what subject he/she teaches.
Write the names of all your subjects on strips of coloured paper and stick them onto the sheet of
paper.
Find pictures of classroom objects, e.g. boards, desks, rulers, pencil cases, sharpeners, books,
notebooks, in your old magazines. Cut them out and stick them onto the sheet of paper. Show your
poster to the class and talk about it.
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Unit
short holiday
4 BA AHousework
Unit
Susans home
5 BA English
breakfast
Unit
Meet my family
6 BA Isnt
he cute?

future plans: going to
adverbs: tonight, tomorrow, next week/month/year
the comparison of short adjectives
time expressions: once, twice, three times
family life and housework
cities and towns in Britain

the comparison of long adjectives
the regular plural of nouns
the irregular plural of nouns
prepositions: above, under, behind
there is / there are
rooms and furniture
ordinal numbers: the first, the second

the past simple tense of to be: was / were
adverbs: yesterday, three days ago, last week/month
the possessive s
members of the same family: the Browns
have got / has got
look like
the one
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UNIT
4 A A short holiday
Track 13
Read and answer.

Susan is talking about her holidays.
Does she do the same things as
you when she is on holiday?
All the tests are done and my half-term report is not so bad.
We have a short holiday from Monday. Its much shorter
than the Christmas holiday, but I dont care. I always play a
lot and visit my relatives. Oh, and I help my Mum with the
housework.
My Mum and I live in a wonderful flat in London. Its the
biggest in our street.
My Dad lives in Liverpool and he comes to visit twice a month. I sometimes
spend my holidays with my Dad in Liverpool. Its a big city, but much smaller
than London.
I like going there. My Dad takes me to the port and we always visit different
museums. He also takes me to football matches. Liverpool has two football
clubs and they are very famous. We often go to see a horse race. I love horses.
They are beautiful animals.
2
3
What do you think?

Are Susans holidays exciting?

1. Is the half-term holiday a
long holiday?
2. What does Susan do for
her mother?
3. Does Susan live with her
parents?
4. Does she live in a house?
5. How many times a month
does she see her dad?
WORD BANK
Can you guess?

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Is it the end of the school year? YES

Does Sue study a lot when she is on holiday?
YES
Is Susans flat the biggest in the street?
YES
Are there any museums in Liverpool? YES
Is football popular in Liverpool?
YES
NO
NO
NO
NO
NO
Track 14
Useful language
How many times...?
I go swimming once a week.
She washes her hair twice a day.
We eat three times a day.
Listen to this! In English schools, we

have a one-week holiday every six
weeks. We call it a half-term holiday.
UNIT
Complete the sentences using the text on

page 34:
MY MAPS
We have a ________ holiday from Monday.
Its much ________________ the Christmas holiday.
Its _________________ in our street.
is, London, Liverpool,

Belgrade, Novi Sad,
Ni, Serbia, England,
Scotland, Wales,
Glasgow, Bristol
Grammar clipboard
The comparison of short adjectives
positive
comparative
superlative
cold
small
big
hot
lovely
happy
Spelling:
colder (than)
smaller (than)
bigger (than)
hotter (than)
lovelier (than)
happier (than)
ND Aberdeen
TLA
SCO
NORTHEN
IRELAND
the coldest
the smallest
the biggest
the hottest
the loveliest
the happiest
Glasgow
old older / the oldest

happy happier / the happiest
sad sadder / the saddest
IRE
D
AN
WAL
ES
4A
Liverpool
ENGLAND
London
Bristol
Brighton
Subotica
What are
adjectives?
Novi Sad
Words that tell us what

everything around us is like.
Choose and read.
Pick a phrase or a word from the map and

complete the sentences. You can use the same
Beograd
Uice
SERBIA
Ni
London is bigger than/smaller than Belgrade.

Liverpool is bigger than/smaller than London.
London is the biggest/the smallest city in England.
word or phrase only once!

1. I live in a nice town.
Its _____________ than London.
2. My country is lovely.
Its _________________ country in the world.
3. Is England bigger ___________ Serbia? Yes, it is.
4. Is London ______________ town in the world?
No, it isnt.
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small,
smaller,
big, bigger,
nice, nicer,
lovely,
lovelier,
the nicest,
the biggest,
the smallest,
the loveliest,
than
Team work
1. How many sentences
can you make from the words
on the maps?
Example: Liverpool is smaller than
London.
ask?
Example: Is Glasgow big?
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UNIT
4 B Housework
Look at the pictures.

What are these people doing?
vacuuming,
dusting,
taking the rubbish out,
making the bed,
washing up,
setting the table.
Track 16
Listen and tick () the housework Susan

and Elizabeth talk about.
Its Monday and Mrs. Smith is at work.
Susan is at home with her friend Elizabeth.
They are on holiday.
Mrs. Smith: Hello, is that you Susan?
Bess: Hello, Mrs. Smith. Its Bess speaking.
Sues busy at the moment.
Mrs. Smith: Whats she doing?
Bess: Shes vacuuming the carpet. Here she
is!
S: Hello, Mum!
Mrs. S: What are you doing, love?
S: Bess is helping me with the housework.
Shes dusting the room and Im vacuuming.
Were going to take the rubbish out later on.
Mrs. S: Good girls! Dont work too hard. Go
out and play!
S: Dont worry, Mum. Were not going to work
all day. First, were going to wash up and then
were going to play. Why are you calling?
Mrs. S: Im going to be late home this
evening.
S: Why? Whats up?
Mrs. S: Im going to visit Granny on the way
home. Shes not feeling well.
S: Oh! Are you going to call the doctor?
Mrs. S: Maybe. I dont know. Dont worry. Bye,
now.
S: Bye, bye Mum.
3
4

1. Where is Susans mother?
2. Where is Susan?
3. What are the girls going to do after
the housework?
4. Why is Mrs. Smith going to be late
home?
What do you think?

Say and explain!
1. Is Elizabeth going to have lunch with
Susan?
2. Does Granny live with Susan?
WORD BANK
UNIT
Complete the sentences from the dialogue 4B:
Grammar clipboard
4B
Dont worry! We__________________ work all day.

I___________________ visit Granny on my way home.
_____you _______________ call the doctor?
be going to
positive
interrogative
I am going to play
He/she/it is
You/We/they are
negative
Am I going to play?
I am not going to play
Is he/she/it
He/she/it is not
Are you /we/they You /we/they are not
You use: going to to talk about future plans.

Example: Im going to watch TV tonight.
What are they going to do?

Match and read.
a
c
1. He is going to set the table.

2. He is going to dust the furniture.
3. He is going vacuum the room.
1._____
2. _____
3. ____
Tell the class about you.

1. What are you going to do after school?
2. When are you going to do your homework?
3. What are you going to do at the weekend?

The children are going to help with the
housework this month.
Claire is going to wash up once a day. Alan
is going to wash up three times a day. Bob is
going to wash up twice as often as Claire, but
not as often as Alan.
How often is Bob going to wash up?
He is going to wash up ______________.
Track 17
a rhyme
There is a young boy from Aberdeen,
Who likes his room all tidy and clean,
He vacuums all night,
And washes all day,
But of course he has no time to play.
Aberdeen = a city in the north of Scotland

Ex. 10: twice a day
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4C
in
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Read and find your lucky number.

a. When is your birthday? 19th November (11)
b. Add the numbers.
19+11 = 30
c. Add the numbers again. 3 + 0 = 3
d. Your lucky number is 3.
Now look at the chart. Make sentences about your future. Use going to.
Lucky numbers
1
singer
rich
live in America
doctor
not famous
study in England
policeman
happy
have lots of friends
teacher
popular
have a long life
dancer
famous
work in Scotland
reporter
not famous
travel around the world
basketball player
very famous
win many trophies
writer
rich
write 50 books
farmer
happy
have lots of money
London Eye
Culture Crew
Bradford
Leeds
Manchester
Nottingham
London
I live in London. It is the

biggest city in Europe
and it is on the River
Thames. It has over 8
million people and it
is over 2000 years old.
A lot of tourists come
to London every year.
London is famous for
many things, like Big Ben
and the London Eye.
Big Ben
UNIT
4C
Yorkshire
I live in Nottingham with about
750,000 other people. The city is on
the River Trent and it has a famous
football team. Nottingham is the
home of the famous Robin Hood.
I live in Bradford in the north of England,

in an area called Yorkshire. Yorkshire
has the nicest countryside in England.
I often go for walks there. Leeds is
another city in Yorkshire and it is bigger
than Bradford. It is on the River Aire and
about 1 million people live there. It has
a famous football and rugby team and a
very big university.
Robin Hood
I live in Manchester, in the north-west of England. Everyone

knows Manchester because of the football team, Manchester
United. About 2 million people live in Manchester I don't
know why because it rains here all the time!
d's stadium
Manchester Unite
My Progress
Not very well

... learn the comparison of adjectives
'going to'
housework words
... do My maps
Unit 4 was ...
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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UNIT
5 A Susan's home
Track 18
This is my flat.
I live in a block
of flats very near
school. Theres
a park in front
of the building
and some shops.
My flat is on the
third floor. Its
a great flat with
two bedrooms,
a living room,
a dining room,
a kitchen, a
bathroom and
two balconies.
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11
2
7
12
Rooms
Match the letters:
bedroom __
dining room __
living room __
bathroom __
kitchen __
balcony __
Track 19
Listen and check.
Useful language
How many rooms are there?
There is one room.
There are four rooms.
Furniture
Match the numbers:
a bookshelf __
a bath __
a cupboard __
a toilet __
a dishwasher __
a cooker __
an armchair __
a basin __
a shower __
a mirror __
a washing machine __
a sink __
Remember this !
one bedroom two bedrooms
one balcony two balconies
one shelf two shelves
But!
one mouse two mice
one sheep two sheep
one fish two fish
one child two children
one foot two feet
UNIT
Look at the funny cupboard.

Read and find.
There is . one child in front of it /
one mouse on it / one sheep in it /
one fish between the mice /
one big foot under it.
There are . two children behind it /
two feet under it / two mice in it /
two fish above it / two sheep behind it.
Ask and answer questions.
Read
5A
Remember !
between behind
near in front of
on
under
opposite next to
Is there one fish in the cupboard? Are there two mice above the cupboard?
_____________________________________________________
Track 20
My room is not very big, but I think it is the best room.
There are a lot of interesting posters on the walls and
there is a huge one above my bed. My bed is in the corner
near the door. My desk is near the window and there
are always lots of CDs and DVDs, comics, notebooks and
magazines on it. My computer is on my desk, too. There
are two boxes under my desk. They are full of toys. There
is a big shelf next to my desk, where I keep my books. The
cupboard is in the corner opposite the window, but my
clothes are quite often on the floor. There is a small sofa
between the bookshelf and the cupboard. When I change
in a hurry, I just leave my things on the sofa or on a chair.
There are two chairs in my room. One is behind the door
and one is next to the desk.
My room isnt always tidy and that makes my Mum mad!
Read the text and look at the pictures.

Which is from Susans room a or b?
Track 21
8
9
10
Describe the three pictures which arent

from Susans flat.
Talk about your home.
Do you live in a block of flats or in a house?

Which floor do you live on?
Describe your room.
1a
1b
2b
2a
3a
3b
WORD BANK
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UNIT
5 B English breakfast
Track 23
On Sundays Susans mum always prepares a real English

breakfast.
M: Hurry up, Sue! Its quarter past ten. Breakfast is

ready!
S: Coming!........... Here I am!
M: Quickly! Sit down! Your bacon and eggs are
getting cold.
S: I cant eat bacon and eggs. Can I just have some
cereal?
M: No, you cant! Is this some silly diet?
S: No, Mum. Our teacher says that bacon isnt
healthy. Anyway, bacons the most disgusting thing
in the world.
M: Oh, I see! Bacon isnt healthy because YOU dont
like it, but hamburgers are good for you because you
like them!
S: Oh, good! Are we going to have burgers for lunch?
M: No! Were going to have lunch at Grandmas today! Aunty Ann, Uncle Pete,
Sarah and Jim will be there, too.
S: Great! Granny makes the most wonderful roast beef. Will Uncle Dave be there,
too? Its always more interesting when he is.
M: Maybe. Oh, and tidy your room before we go. Bacons not the most
disgusting thing in the world your room is!
1
2

1. Why doesnt Sue want bacon and eggs?
2. Why are they going to Grandmas?
3. What must Sue do before going to Grandmas?
About you
1. What time do you have breakfast?
2. What do you usually have for breakfast?
3. Do you eat healthy food?
4. Is your room tidy?
WORD BANK
Sausages, eggs, bacon, baked

beans, mushrooms and fried
tomatoes, then toast and
jam, and finally cereal with
milk. This is a real ENGLISH
BREAKFAST! If you dont
believe me, ask anyone!
UNIT
3
4
5
6
Complete the sentences from the conversation:
Bacons _________________ thing in the world.
Its always __________________ when he is.
Grammar clipboard
The comparison of long adjectives
positive
comparative
superlative
beautiful
interesting
difficult
more beautiful
more interesting
more difficult
the most beautiful

the most interesting
the most difficult
Choose and read.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Comics are more interesting / boring than magazines.

Cats are / are not more dangerous than dogs.
My room is / is not the most beautiful room in my home.
English is more interesting / difficult than Maths.
Bacon is / is not the most disgusting thing in the world.
Pair work
Finish the sentences for
your partner. Ask questions,
check your answers and see
how well you know him/her.
Circle the result!
I know my partner:
very well
quite well
not so well
Where is the knife?

Find the letters and write the word.
M
A Q
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
The first letter is above R.

The second letter is next to F, on the right.
The third letter is under Y
The fourth letter is between U and D.
The fifth letter is above T
Its under the _ _ _ _ _.
Can you spell this word?
5B
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UNIT
5C
Find the five differences.
Can you work

this out?
Susan, Elizabeth and Claire
are each going to have
something different for
breakfast. One is going to
have toast and butter, one is
going to have sausages and
one is going to have cereal
with milk.
1. Susan likes either toast or
cereal for breakfast.
2. Only Elizabeth and Claire
like meat for breakfast.
3. Claire isnt going to have
sausages or toast for
breakfast.
What is each person going
to have for breakfast?
Susan: _________________
Elizabeth: _______________
Claire: _________________
The answer is at the bottom
of the page.
Finish the sentences about you and other pupils in the class.
I sit in front of ____________.
_________ sits in front of me.
________sits behind ___________
I sit next to________________.
I sit between ______________ and ________________.
EX 3. Answer: S: toast and butter E: sausages C: cereal with milk
UNIT
5C
Culture Crew
Breakfast
The traditional English breakfast is fried eggs, fried
bacon, fried sausages, fried mushrooms, fried tomatoes, fried bread, and baked beans and a cup of tea. A
lot of people eat cereal with milk or toast and jam for
breakfast because it is healthier.
The Queen has a lot

of homes in Britain,
but the most famous
is Buckingham
Palace. There are
600 rooms, 72
bathrooms and 300
clocks in the Palace.
It also has a cinema,
a swimming pool,
a post office, and a
police station. 400
people work at the
Palace.
Buckingham Palace
Do you know...?
Unusual houses
Most British people have
houses with one or two
bathrooms, two or three
bedrooms and a small
garden.
82% of British people live
in houses, not flats.

A lot of British people think
ghosts are real.
The English drink tea with
milk and sugar.
The British Prime Minister lives at

10, Downing Street in London. The
PM doesn't have keys to his house
because there is always someone
inside to open the door for him.
There are two black front doors.
When they paint one front door, they put the other door on. His
house has a secret tunnel to Buckingham Palace.
My Progress
... learn the furniture words
the prepositions of place
the comparison of adjectives
... talk about your home
Unit 5 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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UNIT
6 A Meet my family
Here are some
photos of my
relatives.
Track 24
David
Pete
Ann
Ron
Emma
Jim
Sarah
Lynn
Complete the sentences with a name:

________ has got blond hair and blue eyes. Shes my mum. My grandma has got thick
grey hair and blue eyes. Her names ______. _______ has got brown hair and brown eyes
hes my grandpa. My aunty looks like my grandpa. Shes got light brown hair and her
names _______. She is Ron and Lynns daughter. Uncle ______ has got dark, curly hair and green
eyes. Hes Rons son-in-law. _____ and _______ are my cousins.
Theyve got dark hair.
Listen and check.
Track 26
3
4
Remember
Track 25
Yesterday was a special Sunday. It was

Grandma Lynns 67th birthday. Grandma
Lynn and Grandpa Ron were very excited.
Mum and I were at their house at four
oclock sharp. The Browns, Aunty Ann,
Uncle Pete and my cousin Sarah were
late. Sarahs brother, Jim, wasnt there
because he was ill. He was in bed all day.
Read the text and tick () the right answer.

What day was it yesterday?
Whose birthday was it?
Who was at the party first?
Why was Jim at home?
Was he in bed at 10 oclock in the morning?
Listen and check.
Shes got blue eyes Shes old.

She has got blue eyes She is old.
Monday
Grandma Lynns
Sue and her mum
He was ill
Yes
Track 27
WORD BANK
Useful language
What does she look like?
Shes got blue eyes.
She is short and slim.
What is she like?
Shes clever.
Sunday
Aunty Anns
The Browns
He was tired
No
Im very
handsome! Ive
got brown hair,
brown eyes, a
small nose and
a nice smile. I
wear glasses.
I look like my
Grandpa.
UNIT
6A
Complete the sentences using the text on page 46.

Yesterday _______ a special Sunday. Grandma Lyn and Grandpa Ron_______ very excited.
Jim ________ there because he _____ ill.
Grammar clipboard
The past simple tense was, were
positive
interrogative
negative
I /he/she/it was (What) Was I /he/she/it..? I /he/she/it was not...

You/we/they were
(Where) Were you/we/they..? You/we/they were not...
You use the past simple tense to talk about yesterday, last week, etc.
Short forms:
7
8
was not wasnt were not werent
Read and circle the right word.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
My pebbles
My grandparents was/were excited.

I wasnt/werent late.
Was/Were Jim at Grandmas?
He wasnt/werent feeling well.
My friends were/was noisy.
Pick a word or a phrase and

their
cousins
____ she in London last year?
your
Where _____ you yesterday?
My parents were _________ last night.
Your ______ was not at school last week.
Were your cousins _______ yesterday?
last week
in Italy
in England
in the park
in bed
in London
in the classroom
not
was
at home
were
at school
at the cinema

Example: Was your teacher in the park last week?
Example: My parents were at home last night.
last night
teacher
my
brother
1. How many sentences can you make?

Example: Their aunt was not at work yesterday.
last year
aunt
parents you
You can use the same pebble only once!
Team work
yesterday
sister
at the zoo
at work at a party
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UNIT
6 B Isn't he cute?
Track 29
Susan and Sarah are in Grandmas backyard.
They are chatting as usual.
What do you think?
Pair work
Are boys with earrings cute?

Is Sarah jealous?
Does Sarah like Robert? Why / Why not?
1. Why was Sarah at school last night?
2. Has Moira got a boyfriend?
3. What does Robert look like?
4. How many brothers has Robert got?
Susan: Where were you last night?

Sarah: I was at school.
Susan: You were at school on Saturday!?
Sarah: Yes. There was a dancing competition.
Susan: Were your parents with you?
Sarah: No, of course they werent.
Susan: Was Moiras boyfriend there?
Sarah: Boyfriend? Which one? Shes got two
boyfriends!
Susan: No, she hasnt. Her boyfriends one of
the Blakes the oldest brother. I think hes got
an earring in his left ear.
Sarah: Oh, yes. Robert. Hes got two brothers.
Hes the one with long, dark, curly hair. He
always wears green trainers!
Susan: Isnt he cute?! Hes got a lovely smile!
Sarah: Not my type! Hes got a big nose and
funny blue eyes.
Susan: You know what I think? I think youre
jealous!
What does your partner look like?

Write your partners name and circle the word, but dont look at your partner!
NAME:
brown
blue
green
big
small
long
short
curly
fair
dark
big
small
yes
no
yes
no
Right:
Wrong:
Look at your partner and check your answers! You score a point for each correct guess.
How well do you know your partner? very well / quite well / not very well
WORD BANK
UNIT
6B
Find people who were

at home last night at a disco last year at the cinema last week at a party last weekend
at the zoo last summer at a restaurant last month ill yesterday
Report to the class.
Example: ________ was at a party last weekend.
_______ and ________ were at home last night.
Lets play!
Write the name of a pupil on a slip of paper. Your partner asks questions about hair, eyes and height
and guesses who it is. Show your slip after 3 guesses. Your partner scores a point if she/he guesses
the name before that.
Start like this: Its a girl/boy.
Use this:
Has she/he got fair hair?
Yes, she/he has.
No, she/he hasnt.
Is she/he tall?
Yes, she/he is.
No, she/he isnt.
HAIR
short, long, fair, brown, red, black, curly
EYES
small, big, blue, brown, black, beautiful, green
HEIGHT
short, tall
PERSONALITY
nice, funny, clever, boring, interesting
Track 30
Listen and match.
Look at the photos. Listen and match. Who is who?
1.___ 2. ___ 3. ____ 4.____
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UNIT
6C
Culture Crew
Multi-cultural London
You can hear more than 250 different

languages in London. It has many different
cultures and this means that London is a very
exciting place to live with interesting food,
music, and festivals.
The people of London
I live near an area called China Town. There are lots of

Chinese restaurants there and many tourists. In February,
we celebrate Chinese New Year. There is music in the street
and people wear lion and dragon costumes.
SONG
China Town
Track 30
The elephant
Im a big grey lump
And I thump, thump, thump
Through the jungle, hot and green;
With my long white tusks
And my great big trunk,
Im the biggest thing youve seen.
Thump! Thump! Thump!
Trumpety trump,
An elephant am I.
Im the biggest living animal
Under the jungle sky.
I thump, thump, thump,
Trumpety trump,
An elephant am I;
I thump, thump, thump,
Trumpety trump,
An elephant am I;
I was in London at
the end of August.
It was the Notting
Hill Carnival then.
The Carnival is a
celebration of West
Indian culture.
More than 1.5 million people go to it
every year. People
sing and dance in
the streets, wear
costumes, and eat
Jamaican food.
l
l Carniva
il
H
g
in
t
Not
See me suck the cool water

Up my trunk,
See me squirt it over me.
With my big long trunk
I can reach quite high,
Eat bananas off a tree.
UNIT
Crossword
1
2
ACROSS
2. There are a lot of boats
in Liverpool - it is a
_____.
4. 'Peter, I can't _____
your room - there are
clothes on the floor.
5. I have _____ and
milk for breakfast.
7. Robbie Williams is a
_____ singer.
8. I _____ at school
yesterday.
11. Sue doesn't like my
boyfriend. Shes
_____.
12. We eat in the _____
room.
13. I don't like boys with
_____ in their ears.
14. London is the _____
city in England.
15. We're _____ to
buy a new computer
tomorrow.
K
11
10
H
U
M
12
U
S
13
U
B
G
T
14
T
15
DOWN
1. Can you take the _____ out, please?
3. _____ Smiths are coming today.
5. There is a _____ in the kitchen.
6. Peter is his son-in-_____
9. My auntys children are my _____.
10. He has brown hair and a big _____.
12. I help my mum with the housework I do the _____.
My Progress
... learn was/were
family words
... do
6C
My pebbles
the listening on page
Unit 6 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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REVISION
A. What can you remember about Susan?

1. Where does Susan live?
2. What floor is her flat on?
3. Where does her father live?
4. Which is bigger, London or Liverpool?
5. How often does Susan see her dad?
6. Where is the biggest poster in Sues room?
7. Where is she going to have lunch on Sunday?
8. Whos got blond hair and blue eyes?
9. When was the dancing competition at school?
10. Was Susan at the dancing competition?
A
In a house.
The third.
Brighton.
London.
Twice a month.
Above the bed.
At grandmas
Sues grandma.
On Sunday.
Yes, she was.
B
In a flat.
The first.
Liverpool.
Liverpool.
Once a year.
Under the bed.
At home.
Sues mum.
On Saturday.
No, she wasnt.
Example: Susan lives in a flat.
B. Check your grammar.
GOING TO Complete with am (m)/ is (s)/ are (re) going to
ADJECTIVES a) Fill in the table.
What ___ you ________ do after school? I _____ _______ study.

They _____ not _________ make pancakes for dinner.
____ you _____________ phone Susan tomorrow? No, I ___ not.
______ Sue __________ visit her dad next month? Yes, she _____.
_____ I __________ get a nice present? Yes, you ______.
warm
hot
_________
easy
lovely
interesting
boring
warmer
_____________
bigger
easier
______________
more interesting
______________
______________
the hottest
______________
______________
the loveliest
______________
the most boring
b) Circle the word and read the

sentences.
1. A city is the biggest / bigger than a

village.
2. Winter is the coldest / colder season.
3. English is more interesting / the most
interesting than Geography
4. Dogs are the loveliest / lovelier animal.
5. Hippos are more dangerous / the most
dangerous of all animals.
PREPOSITIONS Circle the right word and read.
1. Susans flat is _________ the third floor. a)on
b)in
c)behind
2. There is a sofa ___________the cupboard.
a) above
b)next to
c) under
3. The huge poster is __________the bed. a)above
b)between c)in
THE PLURAL OF NOUNS - Complete the tables.

regular
one
many
irregular
one
many
bed
fish
boxes
sheep
bus
mouse
knives
foot
shelf
countries
teeth
children
library
men
Quiz: 1B, 2A, 3B, 4A, 5A, 6A. 7A, 8B, 9B, 10B
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
UNITS
THERE IS / THERE ARE Circle the right word.

There is a box/boxes on the chair.
There are many mouse/mice under the
bed.
hot
clock
John
____
tall
door
all

____
2. Where ____ you yesterday? I ____ at home.

3. They ______ at the cinema three days ago.
first
bird
curly
____
again
seven
about
_____
Family Complete with

cousins, aunt, uncle, husband, wife.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE: TO BE Complete with was, were.

1. Brian ____ill last week.
D. VOCABULARY
4-6
My mothers sister is my _________.

My fathers brother is my ___________.
My aunts children are my ___________ .
My aunts _________ is my uncle.
My uncles ________ is my aunt.
mummy
son

uncle
____
aunt
father
grandma
____
LOOKS LIKE/IS LIKE - Complete with

curly hair, cute, blue eyes, clever.
What does he look like?
Hes got _______________.
and ________________.
What is he like?
He is _______ and _______.
Housework Circle and make the true sentences only.

1. Every morning I make my bed /vacuum/ cook.
2. I take the rubbish out once a day / twice a week / once a month.
3. I never vacuum / dust the rooms / wash up.
PROJECT
You need:
a sheet of paper
glue
2 A dream home
scissors
crayons
coloured paper
old magazines
Instructions:
Work in groups of 4.
Use crayons to write the name of your project - A DREAM HOME
Cut out pictures of different houses or buildings from your old magazines. Stick the pictures
onto the sheet of paper. Use a crayon to mark the house you like best and write 3 sentences
about it: where it is, how big it is, what colour it is.
Cut out pictures of different rooms in your home: bedroom, living room, kitchen and bathroom.
Each pupil can do one room. Stick the pictures on the sheet and write 3 sentences under each.
Write the names of the furniture and objects in your room on strips of coloured paper. Stick the
strips next to your room
Show your project to the class and talk about it.
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Unit
the matter?
7 BA Whats
Dinner time
Unit
School dinners. Yuck!

8 BA Can
you cook?
Unit
Shopping
9 BA Trendy
trainers

the past simple tense of have: had
adverbs: yesterday, last year
the irregular comparison of adjectives
health problems
some, any

the past simple tense of regular verbs: played, worked
adverbs: yesterday, last week
adverbs: well, nicely, slowly, loudly
prepositions: opposite, round the corner, next to, in front of
can / cant
food, recipes and restaurants

the past simple tense of irregular verbs: went, saw, bought
pronouns: mine, yours, hers
shops and shopping
clothes and fashion
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UNIT
7 A What's the matter, Brian?!

Track 31
C
A
D
B
Read the text and look at the pictures of Brian. What day was it?
Picture A _________
Picture C _________
Picture B _________
Picture D _________
2
3
Listen and check.
1. Elizabeth
2. Mum
3. Dad

Picture E _________
Track 32
What hurts? Match.
My brother Brian wasnt at school last week because he

was ill. On Monday, he had a headache and on Tuesday
he had a sore throat. Then on Wednesday he had a
high temperature and he was very tired and sleepy. On
Thursday, he had a bad cough, and on Friday he couldnt
stop sneezing! It was flu. He was in bed for a week and
he was all alone. He was so bored - he didnt have any
new computer games to play and he didnt have any new
books to read. There was nothing on TV and he didnt
have any friends to play with.
Now hes better and he can go to school again.
In fact, for the first time in his life, hes even
excited about going to school! Theres only one
problem today, Ive got toothache, Dads got
stomachache, and Mums knees hurt, and were
all at home in bed!
A. knees
B. stomach
C. teeth
Useful language
Why werent you at school?
I had toothache.
Clever Trevor: I hate

having a cold! You
cough and sneeze and
your nose runs.
What do you think?

1. Was Brian happy to be at home?
2. What do you do when you are ill?
3. When did you last have the flu?
WORD BANK
UNIT
Grammar clipboard
7A
He ___________ a headache. He _____________ any new books to read.
The past simple tense had

positive
I/he /she/it
had
We/you/ they
interrogative
negative
(What) Did I have..? I did not have
You use the past simple tense to talk about yesterday, last week, last month, last year, etc.
did not didnt
Short forms:
Short answers: Did you? Yes, I did.
No, I didnt.
Choose the word and read the sentence.

We have/had lunch at Grandmas yesterday.
She didnt have/had flu last week.
Did you have/had History last Friday?
My memories
throat
lunch
breakfast
Maths
stomachache
year
have
week
8
9
a sore
a temperature
toothache
last
not
flu
dinner
a good time
did
a headache
fun
a test
Moira
month weekend
had
yesterday
summer
Susan
they
I
my
teacher
parents
Pick a word or a phrase and complete the sentences.

You can use the same word or a phrase only once!
1. We did ____ have breakfast yesterday.
3. Susan had __________ last month.
2. ____ Susan have flu last week?
4. My teacher _____ a headache yesterday.
Team work
1.

2.

How many sentences can you make?

Example: Moira had fun yesterday.
Example: I had toothache last month.
How many questions can you ask?
Example: Did your teacher have flu last week?
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UNIT
7 B Dinner time
Track 34
Listen and choose

the correct sentence.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Elizabeth had toothache / stomachache.

She had some cheese / meat.
She didnt have any bread / fruit.
She had two / three bars of chocolate.
She was hungry / thirsty.
Its two days later. The Hopkinses are at the kitchen table.
They are having dinner.
Mr H: My stomachs finally better!
Mrs. H: Good! Have some vegetables, Bess!
Elizabeth: No, thanks, Mum. I cant eat anything. Im not feeling well.
Mr. H: Whats the matter, love? Have you still got toothache?
E: Yes, its worse than yesterday and I also had stomachache this afternoon.
Mr. H: What did you eat at school?
E: Nothing much. I had some crisps at the break.
Mrs. H: And what about lunch?
E: I didnt have any lunch. Oh, yes, I did... I had some bread and cheese.
Mr. H: Did you have any fruit?
E: No, there wasnt any fruit. I just had some chocolate pudding.
B: And on the way home she just had a hamburger and three bars of chocolate!
Mrs. H: Is that true, Elizabeth? No wonder your tummy hurts!
E: I was hungry, Mummy!
(to Brian): Youre such a telltale, Brian! Ill never talk to you again! Youre the worst brother ever!

1. When did Elizabeth have stomachache?
2. What did she have for lunch?
3. Why does her stomach hurt?
Choose and read.
Complete.
1. She had a bad/good cough last week.

2. Crisps are worse/better for you than vegetables.
3. Bananas are the best/worst fruit.
1. I think Brad Pitt is a _______ actor than Keanu Reeves. (good)

2. It was _________ birthday ever! (bad)
3. Who is your _______ friend? (good)
4. She had ______ marks than Peter. (bad)
What do you think? Explain!

Is Brian a telltale?
Remember
good better the best
bad worse the worst
WORD BANK
UNIT
Roleplay
Pair work
A: I had a a bad cough.

Remember
B: My flu was worse.

much more the most
C: My toothache was the worst.

7B
A: Ouch! My knee hurts very much.

B: Ouch! My finger hurts more.
C: Ouch! My foot hurts the most.
When was your partner ill and what was the matter?
Ask questions and complete the table for your partner.
Name:
yesterday
last week
last month
last year
toothache
stomachache
a high temperature
Example: Did you have toothache last year?
Report
Example: Elizabeth had toothache yesterday.
SOME or ANY
Did you
have any
fruit for
lunch?
I didnt
have any
fruit.
Yes,
I had some
apples.
Time for a chat

Talk with your partner about breakfast.

milk
tea juice
hurt
yog

A: Did you have any _______ for breakfast?
B: Yes, I had some ________. And you?
A: I didnt have any _________. I had some_______.
Put the sentences in the right

order and read the RHYME.
On Thursday he had some medicine,___
On Monday my friend was ill, (1)
On Sunday he climbed a tree.____
On Saturday he was much better,____
On Tuesday he was in bed,____
On Friday he had some tea,____
On Wednesday he had no food,____
Because his throat was red.____
See page 100.
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UNIT
7C
Look, match and read. What are they saying?
4.
3.
1.
5.
2.
a) Ive got a sore throat.
b) Ive got toothache.
c) My knee hurts!
d) Ive got a headache.
e) Ive got stomachache.
a rhyme
Track 35
Can anyone tell me,

Can anyone show me,
What to do when I sneeze?
Health! What do you know? The answers are at the bottom of the page.
What can run but cannot walk?

You take your hankie,

You wipe your nose,
You say Excuse me, please!
1. Orange juice has lots of vitamin...?

A. A
B. B
C. C
4. How much sleep is best for children?

A. three hours a night
B. eight hours a night
C. eleven hours a night
2. How much water is it best to drink every day?

A. 1 litre
B. 2 litres
C. 3 litres
5. How many different types of fruit and

vegetables is it good to eat every day?
A. 3
B. 4
C. 5
6. Which is best to have when you are hungry?
A. chocolate
B. sausages
C. an apple
Answers: 1C, 2C, 3B, 4B, 5C, 6C
3. How often is it good to eat fish?

A. once a week
B. twice a week
C. never
Answer: Nose
UNIT
Culture Crew
bear
Superstitions
In England we had a funny belief many
years ago. When children ride a bear, they
wont be ill.
There are many funny beliefs like this
they are called superstitions. In England,
when you see a black cat, it is good luck.
On the first day of every month, people say
White rabbits, white rabbits, white rabbits
for good luck. When you put new shoes on
a table, it is bad luck. It is also bad luck
when you walk under a ladder. And never
break a mirror, it is 7 years bad luck!
white rabbit
r
broken mirro
ginger
Health
Indian people think you get colds when you dont
eat properly. When we have a cold, we eat ginger and
honey three times a day. We also eat boiled vegetables,
vegetable soup, and fruit.
We drink tea and hot drinks, but we dont have any cold drinks, ice cream, sweets, fried
food, cheese or yoghurt when we have a cold. When we have a headache, we drink hot
milk. For stomachaches, we drink lemon juice three times a day and eat boiled vegetables.
My Progress
Not very well
OK
Very well
... learn
had
some/any
health words
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
... do
My memories
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
Unit 7 was ...
7C
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UNIT
8 A School dinners! Yuck!
Read. Why is Bess in trouble?
Is this true?
Track 36
Last week, Nick, Red, Sue and I saved our pocket money
and on Friday we decided to get a take-away after
school because we were hungry. We didnt like the lunch
in the school canteen boiled cabbage, carrots and fish.
Yuck! Maybe its healthy, but its disgusting!
There are three take-away places near our school. The fish-and-chip shop is just round the
corner, the Indian restaurant is opposite school, and theres a fast food restaurant to the
left of the school its my favourite and the cheapest.
The boys had chips, Sue had a sandwich and I ordered a hamburger. The man packed
the food nicely in a bag and we walked quickly to the park. We had our food there and
enjoyed it very much. We talked and laughed loudly. Everyone looked at us.
After that, William hurried to catch his bus and Sue, Nick and I walked slowly home.
But then a car stopped behind us and somebody shouted loudly,
Is that where your pocket money goes, Elizabeth? I turned around. It was my Mum.
She was mad!
Now Im grounded for the weekend and... no pocket money for a month!
1. Why were the children hungry?

2. How many restaurants are there near
Elizabeths school?
3. What did the children eat?
4. Why did everyone look at the children
in the park?
5. How did William go home?
Useful language
Excuse me! Where is the school?
Its just round the corner.
Its to the left of the bookshop.
1. The children decided to go to the zoo.

2. The fast food restaurant is expensive.
3. The children had their food in the restaurant.
4. The children didnt run home.

5. Elizabeths father shouted loudly.

Listen and check.
Track 37
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
YES NO
What do you think?

Do you prefer boiled vegetables
to take-away food?
WORD BANK
In many English
schools fast food is
not allowed. You only
get healthy food in the
canteen. If the teacher
finds chocolates, crisps
or fizzy drinks in your
lunch box, she usually
takes them away.
UNIT
8A
Grammar clipboard
he past simple tense of regular verbs looked, liked, stopped...
positive
Remember
the rule!
interrogative
negativ
(Where) Did I look?

(When) Did she stop?
(What) Did they like?
I looked
She stopped
They liked
I did not look

She did not stop
They did not like
verb + ed
8
10
Can you spell this?

look- looked
like- liked
hurry- hurried
stop- stopped
The waiter pack/packed our food nicely.
They did not like/liked the lunch in the canteen.
Did they save/saved enough money?
Look and find.

Look at the text. Find and complete all the verbs that end with ed
dec_ _ _ _
sa_ _ _ ord_ _ _ _ pac_ _ _
hur_ _ _ _ stop_ _ _
11
Choose the words and read the sentences.
shou_ _ _
tur_ _ _
wal_ _ _
loo_ _ _
Team work
Look at the clouds. Ask and answer as many questions as you can.
Did you
like
watch
enjoy
the film the game

the football match
the dancing competition
Yes, I did.
Did you
watch the
film last
night?
No, I didnt.
yesterday?
last night?
four days ago?
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UNIT
8 B Can you cook?

Track 39
Last week Mrs. Hopkins was away on business in Leeds. Elizabeth, Brian and their father shared all
the housework. They even cooked some meals. They ordered food twice from the Indian restaurant.
Mum: The house is so tidy. Who did all the housework?
Dad: Brian and Bess, of course!
Elizabeth: No, we only helped Dad.
Brian: And I helped Bess with the food.
Elizabeth: Yeah right! You just ordered some Indian food.
Brian: And I fried the pancakes!
Elizabeth: Thats right, and you dropped four of them on the floor!
Brian: What about the red mug?! You dropped that on the floor.
Mum: Never mind! How do you know how to make pancakes, Brian?
Elizabeth: He cant make pancakes. I looked in the recipe book.
I mixed some flour, eggs, milk, water, oil, sugar and salt.
Dad: Our Bess can cook very well.
Brian: Yeah, Bess is a great cook. She can boil eggs perfectly!
Elizabeth: Youre just jealous! You cant even boil water!
Dad: Thats enough, you two!
1
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Listen and choose the correct answers.
The children helped/did not help Dad with the housework.

Brian helped Elizabeth with the homework/food.
Brian ordered some Indian/English food.
Elizabeth dropped the pancakes/a mug.
Elizabeth/Brian mixed the pancakes.
Look in the box and finish the sentences.
1. Did Dad fry the pancakes?

2. How did Elizabeth know how to make pancakes?
3. Is she a good cook?
adjective
nice
quick
perfect
loud
bad
good
adverb
nicely
quickly
perfectly
loudly
badly
well
What do you think?

Can you make pancakes?
What do you have on your pancakes?
Can you
cook?
She is a good singer. She sings _______.

He is bad at spelling. He spells ____________.
His paintings are nice. He paints ______________.
His French is perfect. He speaks French ___________.
His voice is very loud. He speaks _______________.
WORD BANK
No, I cant,
but I can
sing nicely?
Pair work
What do you think?
Answer true or false for your partner.
He/She can spell perfectly.
T
F
He/She can do Maths easily. T
F
He/She can sing beautifully. T
F
He/She cant shout loudly.
T
F
He/She cant cook nicely.
T
F
He/She cant read English well. T
F
Now ask questions and see how well

you know your partner.
You score a point for each correct guess.
Did you do well or badly?
My score is __________.
My partners score is __________.
Find the secret word.
FIND SOMEONE who can .... and who cant......
The letters that make

the secret word are the
same in each pair of
words.
Track 40
UNIT
8B
Look, listen and match.

Can you repeat their words?
c
a
d
b
1. sha__e floo__
2. hous___ fri_d
3. __ook pan__akes
4. Br__an m__xed The secret word is _ _ _ _ _ _
5. __hone hel__ Can you spell this word?
6. ord__r __asy Answer: page 100.
fry pancakes make a sandwich boil eggs make soup

boil potatoes make tea make coffee make salad
________ can make tea. _________cant boil potatoes.
A cartoon
Why
are you
writing
the letter
so slowly?
Because
my cousin
cant read
quickly!
a rhyme
Mix a pancake, stir a pancake,

Pop it in the pan.
Fry the pancake, toss the pancake,
Catch it if you can.
Ex. 6: 1. I didn't want to drop it.

2. Did you fry the pancakes? No, I
didn't.
3. Did you order a hamburger?
4. I played basketball yesterday.
Report to the class
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UNIT

Bob gets 5 a week pocket money. Alan gets 1 a week
more pocket money than Bob, but 2 less than Claire.
How much pocket money does Claire get?
She gets ____
A RECIPE
Why not try it at home?
A fruit cake
WALNUTS
You need:
200 grams of walnuts
200 grams of raisins
5 tbsp of flour
7 tbsp of sugar
a pinch of salt
4 eggs
RAISINS
FLOUR
Mix the nuts, raisins, flour, sugar
and salt. Add 4 whole eggs and
mix the dough. Put the dough
on a buttered fruit cake tin.
Heat the oven to 180 C.
Bake the cake for 1 hour.
TABLESPOON
TIN
WORD BANK
Answer: 8
8C
UNIT
8C
Culture Crew
School Dinners
A few years ago school dinners were disgusting and
no-one wanted to eat them. Now they are better. They
stopped making burgers, pizza and chips. Now we
have a lot of fruit, vegetables, soup, salads and yoghurt.
In Scotland, you get prizes for eating healthy food.
When you eat 100 healthy lunches, you get an iPod!
British food
Our parents had roast beef, roast
potatoes, Yorkshire puddings,
and boiled vegetables for
Sunday lunch it was a tradition.
British people also loved fish and
chips, but now British people say
curry (Indian food) and Chinese
food is their favourite. Indian
food is very hot it has lots of
chilli peppers in it.
School Dinners
Roast
beef
hips
Fish and c
In Britain, there are

restaurants from many
countries Italian, Indian,
Chinese, French, Russian,
Serbian, Vietnamese, Thai,
Japanese, etc. Manchester is
famous for the Curry Mile
one road with over 70 Indian
restaurants! Of course,
there are a lot of fast-food
restaurants, too.
Do you know...?
20% of British children never
eat fruit.
Pizza is British childrens
favourite food.
In English schools, teachers give
young students milk every day.
The British only eat pancakes
once a year.
Indian spices
Can you eat quickly?
Takeru Kobayashi from Japan
had 49 hot dogs in 12 minutes!
My Progress
the past simple tense
... learn
of regular verbs
food words
... do
team work on page 63

Unit 8 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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UNIT
9 A Shopping
Track 41
Sue and I went window shopping at the

shopping centre near my house last week.
Mum told me to look for a dress to wear for
Easter. We saw some terrific clothes tracksuits, trainers, trendy jeans and
colourful T-shirts. But we didnt see any nice dresses. I dont like dresses
much, but I must wear them sometimes.
So, on Thursday evening, Mum took me to a department store in Oxford
Street. We caught the Tube because its faster than going by car.
The store is huge. The womens department is on the ground floor, the
mens is on the first floor, and the childrens department is on the second floor.
There were girls dresses in all sizes and colours. First, I chose a lovely long yellow dress with short
sleeves, but they didnt have one in my size. Then, I saw another yellow dress, but it was too
expensive. In the end, my Mum found a wonderful yellow and blue dress. It was perfect for me and
we bought it. Mum also got a pair of white trainers for Brian.
Read the text and choose the correct word.

1. Elizabeth went shopping to buy a dress/
trainers for Easter.
2. They saw some great/disgusting clothes.
3. Elizabeth likes/doesnt like wearing
dresses.
a.
b.
4. Elizabeth and her mum travelled/didnt

travel by car.
5. The department store was small/big.
6. Elizabeth had/didnt have problems
finding a dress.
c.
Write the right letter.

1. Which one is the bookshop? __
2. Which one is the music shop? __
3. Which one is the bakers? __
4. Which one is the pharmacy? __
5. Where can you buy trainers? __
6. Where can you buy a skateboard? __
7. Which shop were Elizabeth and Susan interested in? __
WORD BANK
e.
d.
f.
Listen and check
Track 42
Most shops in England

close at 5.30, except
on Thursdays. On
Thursdays shops close
at 8 oclock.
UNIT
Complete the sentences using the text 9A.
Grammar clipboard
Sue and I _______ window shopping. But we _________ any nice dresses.
I ________ another yellow dress.
The past simple tense of irregular verbs

positive
interrogative
She went (Where) Did she go?
We saw (What) Did we see?
They bought (Why) Did they buy?
negativ
She didnt go
We didnt see
They didnt buy
There is NO rule! You must learn the past tense of irregular verbs by heart!
LIST OF VERBS
Choose the word and read the sentences.

She eats/ate an apple yesterday.
We find/found a stray dog in the park yesterday.
Did you get/got a present for Easter?
They didnt sleep/slept well last night.
Read this!
I read /
I read /
/ every day.
/ a story yesterday.
Pick a verb from the list and complete the sentences.

You can use the same verb only once!
1. We _______ shopping yesterday.
2. We didnt ______ any socks.
3. We were thirsty, so we _____ some juice.
4. Sue was hungry, so she ______ a sandwich.
5. Did you ________ anything nice?
Team work
1.

2.

3.

How many sentences can you make about yesterday?

Example: Bess wore her new dress yesterday.
How many questions can you ask?
Example: Did Brian get new trainers?
How many true sentences can you make?
Example: My Mum bought me a red T-shirt.
PRESENT
buy
catch
choose
come
drink
eat
find
get
give
go
have
hear
make
put
read
see
send
sleep
take
tell
wear
write
PAST
bought
caught
chose
came
drank
ate
found
got
gave
went
had
heard
made
put
read
saw
sent
slept
took
told
wore
wrote
9A
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UNIT
9 B Trendy trainers
Track 44
Listen and choose the correct word.
1. There was a tennis/football match.

2. The boys wore dark/light blue caps and scarves.
3. William had disgusting/special trainers.
4. William got the trainers from his aunt/grandmother.
5. The trainers are from China/Japan.
6. William gave his book to Sue/Moira.
There was a football match at school on Saturday
morning. It was very exciting. A boys team played
against a girls team. Brian and I went there early. We
each wore our teams colours. The boys wore dark blue
caps and the girls wore light green caps and scarves.
William had special trainers they were dark blue with
a silver star.
Nick: Wow! Look at Reds trainers!
Brian: Theyre exactly like mine!
Nick: No way! Yours dont have a star! Anyway, I heard
his are from America.
Elizabeth: Where did you get your trainers from?
Theyre so cool.
William: My Gran sent them to me from Scotland, but
theyre Japanese.
Sue: Lucky you! Did you get anything else?
William: Yes. Two pairs of socks, a DVD and a book.
Sue: Which one?
William: David Copperfield.
Sue: Really! Could you lend it to me, Red?
William: Sorry. Moira came to my house yesterday and
I gave it to her.
Sue: Then I must go to the library!
Read and answer.

1. Where did Brian and his sister
go on Saturday morning?
2. Who did William get his
trainers from?
3. Why cant William lend the
book to Elizabeth?
4. Why must Elizabeth go to the
library?
WORD BANK
Pair work
Can you remember what your partner wore yesterday? Complete the table for your partner.
jeans
trousers
a skirt
a T-shirt
trainers
shoes
white
blue
green
red
You score one point for each positive answer. Whats your score?
My score is _____ My friends score is ____________
Now ask questions

and see how good
your memory is!
Example: Did you wear
a red skirt?
UNIT
Remember
my mine
your yours
her hers
his his
its its
our ours
their theirs
Complete and read.

This is my house. This house is mine.
These are your books. These books are _____.
Those are his CDs. Those CDs are _________.
That is their computer. That computer is _______.
This is her letter. This letter is _________.
That is our classroom. That classroom is ______.
Choose and read.
Roleplay
Sue bought this DVD. Its her/hers!

You can have all the pancakes. They are all yours/your.
Tom and I made this poster. It is ours/our.
My grandparents live in that house. The house is theirs/their.
Useful language
Could you show me a smaller cap?
Of course. Here you are! Thank you!
You need something. Ask your friend!

A: Could you lend me that book?
B: Yes, of course.
A: Thank you!
A: Could you help me with maths?
B: Sorry. Im busy right now.
9B
Find someone who..
Look and say!

What did they do yesterday?
went shopping last Saturday

saw a good film last month
wrote a postcard last year
bought a book last week
sent an e-mail yesterday
2.
1.
Report to the class

___________ saw a good film.
_______________ sent an e-mail.
a rhyme
Track 45
The wise old owl

A wise old owl lived in an oak,
The more he heard, the less he spoke,
The less he spoke, the more he heard,
Why cant we be like that wise old bird?!
3.
4.
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UNIT
9C
Harrods,
London
Culture Crew
Shopping
There are many different shops in Britain. The most
famous is Harrods in London. It is the biggest
department store in the country. I went there
last week. It was very expensive and I didnt buy
anything. Harrods makes things for the Queen
she has enough money to shop there!
Camden Market
Borough Market
Every town in Britain has a market, but
London has lots of them. On the streets
of London, there are food markets,
flower markets, clothes markets, and
furniture markets. The oldest fruit and
vegetable market is Borough Market.
The most popular markets are Camden
Market and the huge Portobello Road
Market. You can buy everything there.
ket
Portobello Road Mar
Libraris
Libraries are popular in Britain. You can
go there and read books, but you must
be quiet. British children usually read for
about six hours a week (thats 13 days a
year). Some children dont like reading
books. They prefer reading comics and
magazines. There are many famous British
writers:
A British Library
William
Shakespeare,
Charles
Dickens, CS
Lewis and
J K Rowling.
SONG
Track 45
The grand old Duke of York

The Grand Old Duke of York,
He had ten thousand men.
He marched them up to the top of the hill,
And he marched them down again.
And when they were up, they were up.
And when they were down, they were down.
And when they were only half way up,
They were neither up nor down.
UNIT
9C
Crossword
1
ACROSS
2. He has a _____ throat.
5. Peter is ill - he has _____.

3
6. This is my bag. It isnt yours,

its ____.
8. How much _____ money do

you get every week?
M
B
10. My mum cant walk. Her leg

_____.
G
9
10
11
12. They are her books. They

arent his, theyre _____.
14. Could you _____ me your
pen, please?
14
13
12
H
D
15
15. I _____ the mug on the

floor.
16
16. No _____!
DOWN
1. You _____ pancakes in a pan.
7. The English eat _____ vegetables.
2. Do you _____ your money or spend it?
9. I like wearing _____ jeans.
3. The London Underground railway is called

the _____.
11. I looked in the book for the pancake _____.

13. We went to a department _____.
4. Do you have a _____ temperature?
My Progress
the past simple tense
... learn
of irregular verbs
the names of shops
... do

Unit 9 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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REVISION
A. What can you remember about Elizabeth?

A
1. Whats Elizabeths nickname?
Liz
2. Who is Brian?
Her brother
3. Who had a headache on Monday?
Brian
4. Did he have a temperature?
No, he didnt.
5. How long was he in bed?
For a week
6. Where did Bess and her friends go on Friday?
The fish-and-chip shop
7. Who fried pancakes when mum was away?
Father
8. What did Elizabeth drop on the floor?
A mug
9. Who went window shopping with Bess?
Brian
10. What did Elizabeths mum buy in Oxford Street? A dress and trainers
B
Bess
Her cousin
Elizabeth
Yes, he did.
For a month
The fast food restaurant
Brian
A plate
Susan
A dress and socks
Example: Elizabeths nickname is Bess.

THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE
a. Write short answers.
SOME/ANY Complete
the sentences
1. Did Brian have a bad cough last week? Yes, ________.
1. Did you have ______ fruit?
2. Did Elizabeth order chips? No, ____________.
2. I didnt have ______fruit.
3. Did Bess and Sue go window shopping? Yes, _________.
3. I had _______ ice cream.
b. REGULAR VERBS Choose and read.

1. Did they save/saved enough money?
2. They didnt ordered/order potatoes.
3. She walked/walk in the park yesterday
c. IRREGULAR VERBS Choose and read.

1. We have/had lunch at Grandmas yesterday.
2. She didnt eat/ate meat last week.
IRREGULAR COMPARISON
OF ADJECTIVES Complete
the sentences.
1. Im ______ at English than John.
(good)
3. Did you get/got a present for Easter?
2. Who is your _______ friend?
d. Complete the sentences with

THE PAST SIMPLE TENSE.
3. I think toothache is ________ than
1. The car _______ in front of us two minutes ago. (stop)

2. They ______ the lunch in the canteen last week. (not like)
3. They ____ a maths test last week. (have)
(good)
stomachache. (bad)
4. Elizabeth gets _____ pocket
money than Brian. (much)
4. ___ you ____ TV last night? (watch)

5. Sue and Bess _______ window shopping.(go)
Answers: 1B, 2A,3A,4B,5A,6B,7B,8A,9B,10A
UNITS
7-9
C. PRONUNCIATION
saved
played
shared
_____
1
2
decided
studied
wanted
______
tooth
food
ruler
_____
cook
good
put
______
D. VOCABULARY
Complete with a hamburger, vitamins, bread, magazines, trainers.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I can buy ______________ in a sports shop.

I can order ______________ in a fast food restaurant.
I can buy __________ at the bakers.
I can buy _______________ in a bookshop.
I can buy _______________ in a pharmacy.
Match and write in the correct box the things you can.
fry
boil
pancakes
meat
fish
looked
worked
walked
______
hamburger
potatoes
eggs
fruit
vegetables
water
milk
Whats the matter with you? Complete the sentences with

stomachache, headache, toothache, sore throat, temperature.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
I ate too much. Ive got ________________.

Im going to see a dentist. Ive got _____________________.
Dont shout. Ive got a ____________________
I have flu. Ive got a high _________________.
I cant sing. Ive got a _____________________.
PROJECT
You need:
a sheet of paper
glue
3 This was me!
scissors
crayons
coloured paper
photos of you at the age

of 6,7 or 8
old magazines
Instructions:
Work in groups of 6 10
Use crayons to write the name of your project THIS WAS ME!
Each pupil can stick one or more of his/her old photos on the sheet of paper and write
sentences under them. Write about: your age on the photo, where you lived, what
you liked to play, what you didnt like to eat, what your favourite toys were, how many
friends you had, who your best friend was.
Draw or cut out pictures of your favourite toys and food at that age. Stick the pictures
near your photos.
Show your project to the class and talk about it.
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Unit
fan!
10 BA IImhatea geography
rules!
Unit
Promises! Promises!
11 BA Lucky
Nick!
Unit
Lets have a party!

12 BA Nick
is worried!

the present perfect tense
adverbs: just, ever, never, yet
must / mustnt
can / cant
countries and people
computer words

the future simple tense
adverbs: tomorrow, next year/month, in future
means of transport: by bus, on foot
the weather forecast: Itll be sunny tomorrow.
phrasal verbs: look at, look for, look after

would like
tense revision
expressions with play: play ball, play the violin
party ideas
rhyming words
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UNIT
10 A I'm a geography fan!

Geography Project
My universe
A. Put the planets in the right order.
Begin with the planet nearest to the Sun.

Neptune Mercury Saturn Venus Pluto Jupiter
Earth Mars Uranus
B.
1. Which is your favourite planet?

2. Write about three planets.
My continent
A. Where is the capital city?

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
7.
8.
B.
Paris is in
London is in
Rome is in
Athens is in
Madrid is in
Budapest is in
Moscow is in
Belgrade is in
Italy
England
Italy
France
Serbia
Germany
Greece
Serbia
France
Scotland
England
Greece
Spain
Hungary
Russia
England
Useful language
Whats the capital of
your country?
Its Belgrade.
1. Have you ever travelled abroad?

2. Have you ever wanted to live in another country?
3. Write about three European countries.
Can you answer the two A parts on Nicks

geography project?
Track 47
Listen and check

Track 46
your answers.
WORD BANK

1. Why did Nick go the library?
2. Why did he buy some
magazines?
3. Why is Nick tired?
4. Has Bess ever been to Greece?
UNIT
Can you complete the sentences using the texts from part A?
10 A
_____ you ever _________ abroad?
We _______ _______ the project yet.
I ____just _______up.
Bess _____never _______ abroad.
Grammar clipboard
The present perfect tense
positive
I, you, we, they have seen.
he, she, it
has
interrogative
Have I/you/we/they
been?
Has he/she/it
negativ
I/you/we/they have not
He/she/it
has not travelled.
When something happened up to now and its not important when, we use the present perfect tense
with the words: ever, never, just and yet.
Short answers
Have you seen..? Yes, I have. No, I havent.

Has he seen..?
Remember
Yes, he has. No, he hasnt.
be
see
do
eat
finish
play
The rule!
Regular verbs: have/has + verb-ed
Irregular verbs: have/has + seen(see),
been(be), done(do),
eaten(eat)
We have seen
6
7
Choose the right word and read.

Have/has Nick ever seen Moscow?
She has never been/be to Rome.
We have/has just cleaned the room.
They havent/hasnt finished
the project yet.
Pick a word/phrase from

the screen and complete
the sentences.
You can use the same word only once.
The Taylors have never ___________ Italy.
Have you ______ seen a gorilla?
My grandma has _____ played football.
She has just ________ the last pancake.
Has _______ finished the project?
been
seen
done
eaten
finished
played
My e-mail
E-mail
Send
Reply
She has played.
was/were
saw
did
ate
finished
played
Cut
Save
Copy
Print
To: nickgeo@coolmail.com
Subject: the present perfect tense
we Bess your cousin you I they my teacher

have has
not
just
ever never yet
finished played travelled to been to seen eaten
Belgrade Rome the project tennis the guitar
fish and chips
a sandwich.
eam work
Example: My teacher has never seen Belgrade.
How many questions can you make?
Example: Has Bess ever travelled to Italy?
How many true sentences about you can
you make?
Example: I have just eaten a sandwich.
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UNIT
10 B I hate rules
Track 49
Listen. Look back at Nicks diary.

What lie does Nick tell his mum?
Nicks twin brothers Daniel and Donald are
seven. They always get up early because they
go to bed early.
Dan: Come on, Nick! Get out of bed!
Nick: Leave me alone! I went to bed late last
night.
Don: Mum says you must come and have breakfast.
Nick: Im sleepy, not hungry! Get out of my room!
Dan: Watch out! Mums coming!
Mrs Taylor: Why are you still in bed?
Nick: Can I stay in bed a bit longer?
Mrs T.: No, you cant. Its almost 9 oclock.
Nick: But I went to bed at midnight.
Mrs T.: At midnight?! Young man, you must be in bed before 10 oclock.
Nick: But I was on the Internet...
Mrs T.: The Internet?! You know you mustnt use the computer late at night.
Nick: But we must finish our geography project. We must give it to the teacher on Friday.
Mrs T.: What? You havent finished it yet! You got the project ten days ago. Oh, Nicholas!
You mustnt leave your homework until the last minute.
Nick: I know, Mum, but weve never had a big project before! Look at the list on my desk.
Its all the things we must do!
2
3
Read and choose the correct word.

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.
Nick has got two/three brothers.

The twins go to bed before/after Nick.
Nick wants breakfast/to stay in bed.
Nick must be in bed before nine/ten oclock.
Nicks mum is happy/angry with Nick.
Nick often has/doesnt often have big projects.
Make a list of what Nick must and mustnt do.

WORD BANK
Remember this! Early

to bed and early to rise,
makes a man healthy,
wealthy and wise.
UNIT
Look at Nicks list and read

what he must do.
Match and read.
Dont forget!
-
10 B
print out some articles

cut out some more photos
collect some postcards
buy some glue
find the scissors
phone Red
Example:
He must print out some
articles about cities in Europe.
1. Its 11 oclock.
You mustnt be late.
3. You mustnt do that.

It will bite you.
E
C
D
2. You must finish the test in

5 minutes.
4. You must wash your

hands before you eat!
5. You mustnt go near

the cage!
A ____ B _____ C ______ D _____ E _______
What are your rules at home?

must : make my bed every morning,
go to bed before 10 oclock, study
for 2 hours every day, have milk for
breakfast, set the table for dinner,
keep my room tidy.
mustnt: play music too loudly,

watch TV for more than 2 hours, talk
on the phone for more than half an
hour, drink fizzy drinks, shout, use
the computer late at night, go out
after 8 oclock in the evening.
Report to the class
I must _______________________. I mustnt ______________________.
Time for a chat

You havent got a ruler, a pencil, a red pen, blue paint, scissors, or glue.
Ask your friend! See what he says!
Can I use your ruler? No, sorry. Im using it now.
Can I use your rubber? Of course, you can. Here you are.
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UNIT
1
2
10 C
Unscramble to make four parts of your computer.

1. suome ________
3. renesc ________
2. rrpinte ________
4. bakrdoey ________
Where can you see these signs?

You mustnt take photos here!
You mustnt use your mobile here.
shop theatre library
You mustnt walk your dog here.
You mustnt swim here.
museum school zoo
park cinema library
beach bathroom street
Questionnaire: ARE YOU REALLY A GOOD FRIEND?
Christopher, Samuel, and Olivia watched television on Monday and Tuesday.

On Monday they started watching at 8.00 and on Tuesday they started watching at 7.30.
On Monday the times they stopped watching TV were: 9.25, 10.15 and 9.45.
On Tuesday the times they stopped watching TV were: 8.50, 10.10 and 10.10.
Work out how long each person watched TV on Monday and Tuesday for.
yes no
Have you ever shared your sandwich with a friend?
Have you ever shared your CDs with a friend?
Have you ever shared your favourite clothes with a friend?
Have you ever helped a friend with the housework?
Have you ever helped a friend with homework?
Have you ever listened to your friend for 2 hours?
Have you ever solved your friends problem?
Have you ever been to a friends birthday party?
Have you ever copied from your friend during a test?
Have you ever shared your friends secrets with other people?
SCORE
2 10 You arent such a good friend.
11 20 Youre a good friend.
21 30 Congratulations! You really are a great friend.
Answer Ex. 3: Christopher 2h.15m. Samuel 4h.55m. Olivia 4h.25m.
UNIT
Culture Crew
National symbols
The Welsh flag
Saint David
is the patron
saint of Wales.
Welsh people
celebrate St
Davids Day
on 1st March.
There are
eisteddfodau
parties where
people read
poetry, dance
and sing.
Each country has a patron saint.

Saint George is the patron saint of England.
We celebrate St Georges Day on 23rd April.
There are concerts and even dragon-fighting
tournaments!
10 C
at
The English flag ay
a St Georges D
tournament
Saint Andrew is the patron saint of Scotland.

Scottish people celebrate St Andrews Day on
30th November. The tradition is for girls to ask
St Andrew for a husband. People go to ceilidhs
these are Scottish dances.
A Scottish boy with

the Scottish flag
Celebrating
St Patricks Day
Do you know...?
The UK flag is a
combination of the
Scottish, Irish and
English flags.
The Northern
Irish flag
The Scottish flag
flag
The English
The UK fla
g
Saint Patrick is
the patron saint
of Ireland. The
Irish celebrate St
Patricks Day on
17th March. People
wear green clothes
and they even put
green colouring in
the rivers!
My Progress
... learn the present perfect
must/mustnt
... do team work on page 79
Unit 10 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
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________
________
________
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________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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UNIT
11 A Promises! Promises!
Track 50
Its nearly the second half of

the year and Ive just looked
back at the promises I made
last December. Am I successful
this year? Well, I havent finished the project yet, and
mum says I still dont do my homework on time. She
is happier now because I vacuum the living room
once a week and take the rubbish out every day.
Dad still drives me to school. I prefer going by car
to walking. I hate going on foot! We will soon finish
school for the summer. Ive never had an exciting
summer holiday, but this year mum says we will go
to Greece. That will be great! I think well fly there
and stay in a hotel by the beach, but Mum and Dad
havent decided yet.
1
2
3
Has Nick kept his promises? or the promises Nick made last year.
Circle the answer.
1. Is Nicks project done?

2. What month is it?

3. How often does he vacuum the living room?
4. Does Nick like walking?

5. How will Nick travel to Greece?

Listen and check.
Track 51
Useful language
I prefer flying to driving.
Summer holidays in
Britain dont start
until the end of July.
Yes
January
Once a day
Yes
By plane
No
June
Four times a month
No
By car
WORD BANK
UNIT
Can you complete the sentences using the text on page 84.
It _________ New Years Day tomorrow.
11 A
I ___________ my homework until the last minute.
I think we __________ there.
Grammar clipboard
The future simple tense
positive
negative
interrogative
I/you/he/she/it
will not go.
they/we
I/you/he/she/it
I/you/ he/she/it
will go.
Will
go?
we/they
we/they
You use the future simple tense to talk about your promises and about something that will happen
tomorrow, next week, next year.
Short forms Ill go. She wont go.
Short answers Yes, I will. No, I wont.
Choose the correct word and

read the sentence.
He is / will be twelve next January.
She will get / gets a new computer next year.
They dont come / wont come next month.
I do / will do my homework tomorrow.
Our future
You can use the same word or

phrase only once!
1. Ill go to Australia ___________.
2. _______ you send me a letter?
3. She _______ phone tomorrow.
will, ll,
wont
my, your,
family, aunt,
tomorrow,
next month, teacher, I, he,
they, you
next week,
in 2017,
next year be famous,
go to Italy, go
shopping, fall in love,
be rich, live in Africa,
see London, send an
e-mail, phone
grandpa, write
you a letter
Pick a word or phrase and

4. Youll _________ in 2010.
Team work
make?
Example: My aunt will be famous
next year.
ask?
Example: Will your teacher go to
Italy next month?
3. How many true sentences can
you make?
Example: Ill go shopping
tomorrow.
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UNIT
11 B Holidays in Greece
Track 53
Nicks mum and dad are looking at ads for
their summer holiday. They are looking for a
hotel in Greece.
Read the conversation

and complete the ads.
1. A. 30

B. 50
2. A. 30 minutes
B. One minute
3. A. Olympic swimming pool B. tennis court
4. A. allowed

B. not allowed
Mum: Look at this ad. The Grand Hotel. Its got

a huge swimming pool. That will be good for
the kids.
Dad: Yes, but its quite expensive and its a
long way to the beach. Guests must go by car
or bus. I like walking to the beach.
Mum: Youre right. And look! I cant believe
it! You cant take dogs there. Who will look
after Fluffy?
Dad: This hotel is better. The Beach Hotel.
We can walk to the beach and its cheaper.
Mum: And we can take Fluffy. Nick will be
happy. He can play tennis there as well.
Dad: Also, it doesnt have a disco. That
means I will sleep well. I hate loud music.
Mum: Do you want to go for one week or
two?
Dad: I think well go for two weeks. Theres a
lot to see in Greece.
Mum: And the weather will be nicer than here
in Britain. It will be sunny and hot.
Dad: I hope so! It always rains here. Do you
remember last summer?
Mum: Ill never forget it!
GRAND HOTEL
Rooms _____(1) per person
per night
All rooms with a balcony
Internet, cable TV
________ (2) from the sea
Sports: _________ (3)
Disco every night
Pets ________ (4)
BEACH HOTEL
Rooms ____(1) pe
r person
per night
All rooms with a
balcony
Telephone, TV
_______(2) from th
e sea
Sports: __________
(3)
Pets ______ (4)
Answer.
1.

2.
3.

4.
5.
How do guests at the Grand Hotel travel to

the beach?
What kind of animal is Fluffy?
Why will Nicks Dad sleep well at the Beach
Hotel?
How long will they go to Greece for?
What will the weather be like in Greece?
Complete the sentences from the

text. Use the words in the box.
at after for
1. Who will look ______ Fluffy?
2. They are looking ____ ads.
3. They are looking _____ a hotel in Greece.
Now complete these sentences

with the same words.
1. Stop talking. The teacher is looking ____ us.
2. I cant find my earring. Will you help me look
____ it?
3. I must go out. Will you look ______ the
baby?
WORD BANK
UNIT
11 B
What will you and your friends do in July?

Name:
Friend 1: Nick
go to the
seaside
go
abroad
go to the
mountains
travel by
plane
stay at
home
Friend 2
Friend 3
I
Report to the class
Example: Nick will go abroad. He wont go the mountains.
Time for a chat

What do you think happened on Nicks last summer holiday?
A: What day will it be on 21st July, 2010.

B: It will be a Friday!
A: No, it wont. (It will be a Wednesday)
My score _____ My partners score _____
Sunday
Saturday
Friday
Thursday
July
2010
Wednesday
You and your partner take five turns in asking.

Answer the questions but dont look at the
calendar. You score a point for each correct
answer.
Tuesday
Pair work
Monday
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7
1 2 3 4
5 6 7 8 9 10 11
12 13 14 15 16 17 18
19 20 21 22 23 24 25
26 27 28 29 30 31
A cartoon
February!
What month
will have
29 days in
2012?
Every
month will
have 29
days.
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UNIT
11 C
Can you work it out?
Read the sentence. Then change one part of the sentence. Repeat.
Four years ago I was seven and my mother was 4 times older than me.
How old will I be in 5 years? Ill be ____.
How old will my mother be in 5 years? Shell be_____.
Answer at the bottom of the page.
Tomorrow
a dog
and a cat
will fly to
Next week
Next year
In 2015
a wolf

a crocodile

an elephant
and a cow
will fly to
and a sheep will eat in
and a mouse will dance in
Greece.
Greece.
Greece.
Greece.
Match the weather. Its...

a)
b)
c)
d)
e)
cold
cloudy
snowing
sunny
raining
1.
3.
5.
2.
4.
Culture Crew
Transport
The transport in Britain is the
same as in a lot of countries.
Most people travel by car.
In towns, there are buses
and trains. Buses that travel
between two towns are called
coaches. Trains in Britain are
very fast and very expensive.
London is famous for its red doubledecker buses and it also has an
underground railway called the Tube.
Taxis in London are black.
Ill be sixteen. Shell be thirty-seven.
UNIT
11 C
A Car Ferry
Do you know...?
The Tube is the oldest metro
system in the world.

Heathrow is one of the busiest
airports in the world.
A 3-hour train journey in Britain
can cost over 150 euros!
Ive never been

on a plane,
but there are 470 airports
in England! London has five
airports, and the biggest is
Heathrow. Britain is an island,
so boat travel is popular. You
can travel to Ireland, France,
and Spain by ferry. You can also
travel between England and
France by train through the
Channel Tunnel.
The British weather

Everyone has heard about the British
weather! The winters are cold, but
not too cold - it is usually over 0C. In
summer, the British are happy when
it is hotter than 20C. They even have
summer barbecues in the rain!
The Channel Tunnel
My Progress
... learn the future simple tense
... do
Unit 11 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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UNIT
12 A Let's have a party!
Track 54
The end of school is near. We always have a
party at school on the last Saturday in June. The
weather in June is usually nice, so we have a party
in the school yard. This year we want our party to
be the best ever!
Yesterday we had a class meeting. Miss Blake
asked us to write down our ideas for the party.
She told us to think about an exhibition, music,
games, competitions, a lottery, and food and
drinks for the party.
Would you like to see our ideas?
We can have a dancing
competition! Weve
never had one before.
Sue
A karaoke
competition
would be great.
Elizabeth
Everybody would like

to eat sandwiches. Il
l
make 50 of them.
Sarah
We
Charades can play
!I
game for t s a great
parties!
Joe
My dad can bring
some fantastic
lights. Tom
t like
I wouldn Its
!
a lottery nny.
e
J
boring!
There were many different ideas

but we all agreed on one thing
the music.
We all want to have a live band.
We have a terrific school band
called The Whizzkids. When they
are on stage, they always wear
black. Moira is the singer, but she
also plays the guitar. Her boyfriend
Robert plays the drums and his
brother plays the keyboard.
I love listening to their music.
latest
e
h
t
g
n
i
r
Ill b . The latest
CDs p-hop!
hi
Jack
We can have an
exhibition of our
best paintings.
William
Ill collect money

for fizzy drinks.
Sam
Ill ask The
Whizzkids to play for
us! Live music is the
best!
Kate
Listen and check.
Track 55
Who...?
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
6.

Who likes fizzy drinks?

Sam Tom
Who is interested in a band? Kate Jenny
Who thinks food is important? Sarah Tom
Who is good at acting? Joe William
Who loves dancing? Susan Tom
Who wants people to see
his pictures?

William Joe
What do you think?

Which ideas are the best? Why?
WORD BANK
UNIT
________ you like____ see our ideas?
12 A
Everybody ________ eat sandwiches.
I ___________ a lottery.
Grammar clipboard
would like
positive
I/he/she/we/
would like to dance.
you/ they
interrogative
negative
Would you like to dance?
I would not like to dance.
You use would like to talk about your wishes.
Put the words into the right order.

1. like would eat We strawberries to.
2. not would She to America go to like.
3. soup like for Would you lunch?
Team work
Give a true answer.
Wishes! Wishes!
to dance / to go to London /
to have a pet / to sing with us
we / you / I / my
/ to go to the seaside /
/ your / family /
some juice / some milk /
uncle / grandpa
a sandwich / to give a
/ teacher /
party / to buy new
friends
jeans/
would /
wouldnt /
like
Pick a phrase or a word or phrase and

complete the sentences. You can use the same
word or phrase only once!
1. They would ______ to go to London.
2. My ______ would like to sing with us.
3. I would like _______.
4. _____ you like some milk?
5. We _____ like to go to London. It always rains there!
We prefer Italy.

make from the words in the
hearts?
Example: I would like a
sandwich.
ask?
Example: Would you like to
have a pet?
What would you like to be when you

grow up?
a doctor
a farmer
a teacher
a footballer
er
t
i
r
w
a
a painter
an
a policem
a pilot
an architect
a singer
an act
or
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UNIT
12 B Nick is worried!
Track 57
When I came home from the park this morning, my

mum told me that Moira phoned. Strange! She has
never phoned me before. I dont know who gave
her my phone number. I must phone her at 12
oclock. I wonder what she wants to tell me. Mum
said her voice was strange. I hope she isnt ill! It
would be a disaster! The Whizzkids have promised
to play for us at our party.
1
2
What do you think Moira wants to tell Nick?

Listen and choose the correct sentence.
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
Moiras voice is the same / different.

Moira has got a sore throat / toothache.
She can / cant go to the party.
The party is in three / five days.
Moira must stay in bed for a month / week.
M: Hello.
N: Hello! Is that you, Moira?
M: Yes, Nick. Its me.
N: Whats the matter with your voice?
M: Ive got a sore throat and a high temperature as well.
Listen to the next part. What do you think?

What does Moira think they can do? Finish her sentence!
N: Oh, no. The partys in three days!
M: Im sorry, Nick, but I must stay in bed for a week.
N: But what are we going to do?
M: Dont worry. Robert and his brother will be there.
N: Yes, but wholl sing? Wholl play the guitar?
M: Dont panic, Nick! Now, let me think.
ask Bess to sing
Well, you can ___________________.
invite another band
N: No way! Everyone wants live music.
play CDs.
WORD BANK
UNIT
12 B
Write the rhyming words and read.

cheese eat cheat
cats bad right hair
Track 58
PROMISES
I promise! I promise!
Ill be polite,
I wont do anything
That isnt ______
Ill always say SORRY,
THANK YOU and PLEASE!
Ill even start
Eating ______
Ill start eating cabbage,
Its better than meat!
I wont say YUCK
To the food I _______
Ill help old people
Crossing the street,
Ill do my tests
And I wont _______
Ill read my books,
Ill practise maths,
Ill feed stray dogs,
I wont tease ______
Ill cut my nails,
Ill wash my ______,
And of my teeth
Ill take good care.
I wont talk back
To Mum and Dad.
I cross my heart!
I wont be ________ !
Read the promises that you can make!

WORD BANK
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UNIT
12 C
1
2
Crossword
3
4
Across
2. I ____ on the Internet every
evening.
P
6
3. My brother has the same birthday as
me. We are ____.

6. Ive never travelled to another
country. Ive never been ____.
L
10
8. Can you write ____ you ideas?

9. He prefers ____ music to CDs.
12. I make lots of ____ on 1st January.
11
12
14. London is the ____ city of England.
14
15. We went to an ____ of famous

paintings at the museum yesterday.
16. We are from Greece. We are ____.
17. He is from France. He is ____.
13
S
I
S
15
V
16
17
Down
1. Can you look ____ my cat
when Im on holiday, please?
4. Dont ____ - everything will
be OK.
5. I cant find my pen. Can you
help me look ____ it?
7. My mum ____ me to school
in the car. It is too far to walk.
10. What a ____! The band cant
play at the party.
11. I cant ____ it! You havent
finished the project yet!
13. Next year we will ____ to
Turkey. I love planes.
SONG
Track 58
Verse 1
Shell be coming round the mountain when she comes,
Shell be coming round the mountain when she comes,
Shell be coming round the mountain, coming round the
mountain, coming round the mountain when she comes.
Singing Aye, aye, yippy, yippy, aye
Singing Aye, aye, yippy, yippy, aye
Singing Aye, aye, yippy,
Aye, aye, yippy,
Aye, aye, yippy, yippy, aye
Verse 2
Shell be driving six white horses when she comes..,
Singing Aye, aye, yippy, yippy, aye.
Verse 3
Shell be wearing pink pyjamas when she comes...
Singing Aye, aye, yippy, yippy, aye...
UNIT
12 C
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Culture Crew
The British love parties and the chance to

celebrate. Of course, we have birthday parties.
Ill have a fancy-dress party for my next
birthday everyone will wear costumes.
Christmas and Easter

are family times in
England. On Christmas
Day (25th December),
all the family opens
presents around the
Christmas tree. Then
we eat a big meal
together. The tradition
is to eat roast turkey.
At Easter, we give
chocolate eggs to each
other and the Easter
bunny comes to visit.
British children also celebrate Halloween on

31st October. We make lamps from pumpkins
and dress up as ghosts and witches.
Im thinking of you!
Do you know...?
The British spend 750,000,000
euros on cards, flowers, chocolates

and other presents for Valentines
Day.
Father Christmas visits children on
24th December (Christmas Eve).
The British dont celebrate Womens
Day on 8th March.
There are
other special
days in Britain.
Love from?
February 14th
is Valentines
Day you give
presents and cards to the person you love.
People think it is bad luck to write your
name in the card, so people just write Love
from ? We also celebrate Mothers Day,
usually in March. We give presents to our
mums and look after them very well!
My Progress
... learn 'would like'
what you can do at parties
... do team work on page 91
Unit 12 was ...
Not very well
OK
Very well
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
________
boring
OK
interesting
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REVISION
A. What can you remember about Nick?
1. Are Nicks brothers twins?

2. How old are they?
3. What time must Nick be in bed?
4. What must Nick finish for school?
5. Has Nick ever had such a big project before?
6. Has Nick ever been to Greece before?
7. Where will the Taylors go in August?
8. How long will they go to Greece for?
9. What will the weather be like in Greece?
10. What kind of music would the children like at the party?
A
Yes, they are.
Older than Nick
Before nine
A project
Yes, he has.
No, he hasnt.
Greece
A month
Sunny
Classical music
B
No, they arent.
Younger than Nick
Before ten
A painting
No, he hasnt.
Yes, he has.
Spain
Two weeks
Rainy
The latest hits
Example: Nicks brothers are twins.

THE PRESENT PERFECT TENSE
a. Choose and write.
1.
2.
3.
4.
I have __________seen a ghost. never / ever

Im not hungry. Ive _______eaten. never / just
She has _________been to Spain. never / ever
Stay for lunch! Mum has _________ cooked roast beef. just / ever
b. Complete the sentences with

the present perfect tense.
1.
2.
3.
4.
I ____just _______ my homework. (finish)

We _______ _______ the cake yet. (not eat)
Bess _____never _______ abroad. (be)
____ Nick ever ______ Athens? (see)
THE FUTURE SIMPLE TENSE:

Complete with will, ll, wont.
1. Dont worry! I____ help you with the
housework tomorrow morning.
2. I promise I ________ cheat again!
3. ____ you send me a postcard from Serbia?
4. They _______visit Hungary next year.
5. Oh, no! We ________have a test next week.
MUST/MUSTNT
Complete the sentences.
1. Nick ________ finish the project for
Monday.
2. Nick __________use the computer late at
night.
WOULD LIKE
1. What instrument would you like to play
well? _____________________.
2. What sport would you like to play well?
______________________.
Answers: 1A, 2B, 3B, 4A, 5B, 6A, 7A, 8B, 9A, 10B
UNITS
10-12
C. PRONUNCIATION - Find and write the same sound.

chair
much
China
_____
they
this
that
______
jump toothache near

age three ear
Germany thanks dear
______
_____
______
chair
hair
wear
______
D. VOCABULARY
Match and complete.

Serbia Great Britain America Russia
1. We are British. We are from _______ ________.
2. I am Serbian. I am from ________________________.
3. They are Russian. They are from ______________.
Complete the sentences with at after for.
Match and read.

1. to send
2. to solve
3. to watch
4. to surf
5. to print
6. to talk
a) on the phone
b) a problem
c) an e-mail
d) the Internet
e) TV
f ) with a printer
1. Will you look _______ the baby tomorrow morning? I must go to the bank.
2. Stop looking ____ my test. The teacher will think you are cheating!
3. What are you looking ____ ? My favourite CD. I dont know where it is.
PROJECT
4 A game: Things I'll do this summer!
You need: a sheet of paper

scissors
coloured paper
glue
crayons
old magazines
Instructions:
Work in two teams.
Use crayons to write the name of your project THINGS ILL DO THIS SUMMER!
Find and cut out pictures of different places: the seaside, mountains, villages, and different countries.
Stick them in one group and write the names of the place under each picture.
Above this group of pictures write: Ill go to
Find and cut out pictures of different means of transport: plane, train, car, bus. Stick them in one
group and write the names of the transport under each picture.
Above this group of pictures write: Ill travel by .
Draw or find and cut out pictures of things you do when youre on holiday: swim, row, play football,
read, write letters, visit museums, go shopping, go to the cinema. Stick them in one group and write
the names of the activity under each picture. Above this group of pictures write: Ill .
REMEMBER which pictures the members of your team pasted!
Game
Play the game with the opposing team. The pupil who guesses the name of the pupil who pasted the
picture scores a point for his/her team.
The teams take turns in asking and answering questions:
a) Will Mira go to the seaside? b) Will Marko travel by car? c) Will Ana swim?
Good luck!
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USEFUL LANGUAGE
When someone says

Hi! / Hello!
Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening!
Nice to see you!
How do you do?
Pleased to meet you!
How are you?
Bye!
Good bye!
See you!
See you soon!
Have a nice day!
Have fun!
Have a nice trip!
Enjoy yourself!
Good night!
Here you are!
Thank you!
Sorry!
Im very sorry!
Would you like some tea?
Would you like some coffee?
you can answer

Hi! / Hello!
Good morning!
Good afternoon!
Good evening!
Nice to see you, too.
How do you do?
Me, too.
Fine, thanks!
Bye!
Bye!
Bye!
See you!
You too!
Thank you!
Thanks!
Thank you!
Good night!
Thanks!
Youre welcome!
Its all right!
Its OK! Dont worry!
Yes, please.
No, thanks.
When you like something you can say

Its terrific! / Its great! /
Its fantastic! / Its so cool! / Its awesome! / Yummy!
When you dont like something you can say

Its awful! / Its disgusting! / Its ugly! / Yuck!
APPENDIX
A Student activities
B Listening texts
C Grammar review
D Irregular verbs
E Phonetic symbols
F Parts of speech
G Word sets
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APPENDIX
A Student Activities
Textbook Revision:
Give four children an apple each, and give the fifth child the bag with the apple inside it.
Textbook 1B, ex. 5:

A
Name Harold Jones
Amanda Jones
Age 11
Nickname Harry / Mandy

Country Wales
Skills Drawing
Favourite subject Music
Textbook 7B, ex.9:

On Monday my friend was ill,
On Tuesday he was in bed,
On Wednesday he had no food,
Because his throat was red.
On Thursday he had some medicine,
On Friday he had some tea,
On Saturday he was much better,
On Sunday he climbed a tree.
Textbook 8B, ex 7:
The secret word
1. shaRe
flooR
2. housE
friEd
3. Cook
panCakes
4. BrIan
mIxed
5. Phone helP
6. ordEr Easy
the secret word is RECIPE
Workbook 10B: A puzzle
BIG
BAG
BAD
SAD
LIKE
lake
late
HATE
CUT
cat
cap
MAP
MEAL
meat
meet
FEET
TALL
wall
walk
TALK
APPENDIX
Textbook 1B, ex 5:
B
Name James Hogg
Helen Hogg
Age 10
Nickname Hoggy
Country Ireland
Skills Languages
Favourite subject PE
B Listening texts
Check your answers.
Textbook 1A, ex.1
Check your answers.

Textbook 4A, ex.5
1. Hi. Im William. Art is my favourite subject.

2. Hi! Im Sue. My favourite subject is French.
3. Hello. Im Elizabeth Hopkins. My favourite
subject is Maths.
4. Hello. My name is Nicholas Taylor. My
favourite subject is Geography.
1. Its not the end of the school year. Its the end
of half-term.
2. Susan always plays a lot when shes on
holiday.
3. Susans flat is the biggest in the street.
4. There are many museums in Liverpool.
5. Football is very popular in Liverpool.
Check your answers.

Textbook 2A, ex. 4
William and Susan go to a mixed school, but
Claire doesnt go to a mixed school.
William, Claire and Susan all wear uniforms.
Only Claire goes to school on Saturdays.
William and Claire live far from school. They
travel by bus. Susan doesnt live far from school.
She walks home.
Check your answers.

Textbook 3A, ex.3
1. FALSE. Williams favourite day is Thursday.
2. FALSE. The weather is nice today. Its a lovely
day for football.
3. FALSE. Some of the girls play football with
the boys.
4. FALSE. The boys never play volleyball with
the girls.
5. TRUE. When it rains, the children arent
outside. They go to the gym.
Check your answers.

Textbook 5A, ex. 3
Rooms
A living room
B bedroom
C bathroom
D kitchen
E dining room
F balcony
Furniture
1. a cupboard
2. a bath
3. a washing machine
4. a shower
5. a dishwasher
6. an armchair
7. a toilet
8. a bookshelf
9. a cooker
10. a mirror
11. a basin
12. a sink
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102
APPENDIX
Check your answers.
Textbook 5A, ex.7
Check your answers.

Textbook 7A, ex.2
Picture 1a: There is a small sofa between the

bookshelf and the cupboard.
Picture 2a: Susans clothes are often on the
floor near the cupboard.
Picture 3b: There is a chair behind the door.
Susan often leaves her clothes on it when she is
in a hurry.
In Picture A, Brian has a sore throat. It was

Tuesday.
In Picture B, Brian has a high temperature and
he is tired and sleepy. It was Wednesday.
In Picture C, Brian has a cough. It was Thursday.
In Picture D, Brian has a headache. It was
Monday.
In Picture E, Brian is sneezing. It was Friday.
Check your answers.

Textbook 6A, ex.2
1. My mum has got blond hair and blue eyes.
Shes called Emma.
2. My grandmas name is Lynn. Shes got grey
hair and blue eyes.
3. My grandpa has got brown hair. His names
Ron.
4. My aunty also has brown hair. Her names
Ann.
5. Rons son-in-law is called Pete. He is Anns
husband and my uncle.
6. My cousins are Sarah and Jim.
Check your answers.

Textbook 6A, ex.4
1.
2.
3.
4.
5.
It was Sunday yesterday.

It was Grandma Lynns birthday. She is 67.
Sue and her mum were at the party first.
He was ill.
Yes, he was. He was in bed all day.
Check your answers.

Textbook 6B, ex.6
1. Hi! Ive got dark curly hair, blue eyes and
glasses. Im pretty. -B
2. Hello! Ive got short fair hair, brown eyes and
an earring. Im clever. -D
3. Hi there! Ive got long fair hair, blue eyes and
a cap. Im handsome. -C
4. Hello kids! Ive got long dark hair, dark eyes
and earrings. Im cool. -A
Check your answers.

Textbook 8A, ex.4
1. NO. The children didnt want to go to the
zoo. They decided to get a take-away from a
restaurant.
2. NO. The fast food restaurant is the cheapest.
3. NO. The children didnt have their food in the
restaurant. They had it in the park.
4. YES. The children walked slowly home.
5. NO. It was Elizabeths mother who shouted
loudly.
Check your answers.

Textbook 8B, ex.6
1. I didnt mean to drop it. -d
2. Did you fry the pancakes? No, I didnt. -a
3. Did you order a hamburger? -c
4. I played basketball yesterday. -b
APPENDIX
Check your answers.
Textbook 9A, ex.3
Check your answers.

Textbook 11A, ex.3
1. In this shop you can buy all kinds of books

and magazines. The bookshop is C.
2. In this shop you can buy CDs, DVDs and
DVD players, MP3 players, guitars and other
instruments. The music shop is D.
3. In this shop you can buy fresh bread, rolls,
muffins and buns. The bakers is E.
4. When you arent feeling well, you can buy
medicine and vitamins at this shop. The
pharmacy is F.
5. You can buy trainers, sweatshirts, jeans, and
all kinds of sports clothes in shop A, the
sports shop.
6. You can buy a skateboard, a football,
Monopoly, chess and many other games and
toys in shop B, the toy shop.
7. Elizabeth and Susan were interested in shop
A, the sports shop.
1. No, it isnt. He hasnt finished the project yet.

2. Its June. Its nearly the second half of the
year and school will finish soon.
3. He vacuums the living room once a week,
that is 4 times a month.
4. No, he doesnt. He hates going to school on
foot.
5. By plane. He thinks they will fly.
Check your answers.

Textbook 10A, ex.2
My universe: The order of the planets is:
Mercury, Venus, Earth, Mars, Jupiter, Saturn,
Neptune, Uranus, and Pluto.
My continent and its capital cities:
Paris is the capital of France. French people live
there.
London is the capital of England. English people
live there.
Rome is the capital of Italy. Italian people live
there.
Athens is the capital of Greece. Greek people
live there.
Madrid is the capital of Spain. Spanish people
live there.
Budapest is the capital of Hungary. Hungarian
people live there.
Moscow is the capital of Russia. Russian people
live there.
Belgrade is the capital of Serbia. Serbian people
live there.
Check your answers.

Textbook 12A, ex.3
1. Sam likes cola. He likes fizzy drinks.
2. Kate is interested in a band. She likes live
music.
3. Elizabeth and Sarah think that food is
important.
4. Joe is good at acting. He likes playing
Charades.
5. Susan loves dancing.
6. William wants people to see his pictures.
Hed like to have an exhibition of paintings.
Workbook 12 Everyday English

A: Hello.
B: Hello! Can I speak to William, please?
A: Im sorry. Hes not at home.
B: Oh, no! When will he be back?
A: At about 12 oclock. Can I take a message?
B: Yes. Can you ask him to phone Moira?
A: Whats your phone number?
B: Its 25077089.
A: OK. Ill tell him to phone you. Good bye.
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APPENDIX
C Grammar review
Units 1 3
The present simple tense

You use the present simple for something that is true: ALWAYS, SOMETIMES, USUALLY,
OFTEN, NEVER, EVERY DAY
a. to be - am, is, are
positive
I am a pupil.
He/she/it is eleven.
We/you/they are happy.
interrogative
Am I a pupil?
Is he/she/it eleven?
Are we/you/they happy?
negative
I am not a pupil.
He/she/it is not eleven.
We/you/they are not happy.
short forms I am = Im he is = hes we are = were
am not = m not is not = isnt are not = arent
short answers Yes, I am. No, Im not. / Yes, it is. No, it isnt. / Yes, we are. No, we arent.
Wh questions What / Who / Where / How are you?
b. have (a meal, a bath, a test, a good time)

positive
I/you/we/they HAVE...
He/she it HAS
interrogative
(What)DO I/you we/they HAVE..?
(What) DOES he/she/it HAVE?
negative
I/you/we/they DO NOT HAVE...
He/she/it DOES NOT HAVE ...
short forms do not = dont does not = doesnt

short answers Yes, I do. No, I dont / Yes, he does. No, he doesnt.
c. like, play, study

positive
I/we/you /they LIKE...
He/she/it PLAYS
interrogative
(Who) DO I/ we/you/they LIKE..?
(Where) DOES he/she/it PLAY..?
negative
I/we/you/they DO NOT LIKE...
He/she/it DOES NOT PLAY...
Object pronouns
Who is it for? Its for me / you / him / her / it / us / you / them.
APPENDIX
The present continuous tense: to be + ...ing

You use the present continuous tense to describe something that is happening NOW, AT
THE MOMENT, TODAY.
positive
I am
He/she/it is sitting.
We/you/they are
interrogative
(Why) Am I
(Where) Is he/she/it
sitting?
(Where) Are you/we/they
negative
I am not
He/she/it is not sitting.
We/you/they are not
short answers Are you sitting? Yes, I am. No. Im not.
Units 4 6
going to
You use to be + going to + verb to talk about future plans: TONIGHT, TOMMOROW,
NEXT WEEK, NEXT SUMMER, NEXT YEAR
positive
I am
He/she/it is going to play.
You/We/they are
interrogative
Am I
Is he/she/it going to play?
Are you /we/they?
The comparison of short adjectives
The comparison of long adjectives
once, twice, three times

How often ..? I go swimming once a week.
there is/isnt there are/arent

How many .? There is one book. There are three books.
positive
cold
big
lovely
comparative
colder (than)
bigger (than)
lovelier (than)
positive
beautiful
interesting
difficult
superlative
the coldest
the biggest
the loveliest
negative
I am not
He/she/it is not going to play.
You /we/they are not
Remember the spelling!

old older / the oldest
happy happier / the happiest
sad sadder / the saddest
comparative
superlative
more beautiful (than)
the most beautiful
more interesting (than) the most interesting
more difficult (than)
the most difficult
105
106
APPENDIX
The plural of nouns

REGULAR
one bedroom two bedrooms
one book two books
one balcony two balconies
one country two countries
one shelf two shelves
one knife two knives
Possessive s
Whose?
SINGULAR
A girls dress
A cats tail
A childs toy
A mans bike
8
9
10
IRREGULAR
one mouse two mice
one sheep two sheep
one fish two fish
one child two children
one man two men
one woman two women
one tooth two teeth
one foot two feet
PLURAL
Girls dresses
Cats tails
Childrens toys
Mens bikes
Prepositions
Where ? above, under, opposite, behind, in front of, next to, in, on
have got / has got
Ive got a sister / dark hair. Shes got a brother / a car / blue eyes.
I have got dark hair. She has got blue eyes.
The past simple tense
You use the past simple tense to talk about the past: YESTERDAY, LAST WEEK, LAST YEAR,
THREE DAYS AGO
a. to be was, were
positive
I /he/she/it was
You/we/they were
interrogative
negative
Was I /he/she/it...?
I /he/she/it was not...
Were you/we/they...? You/we/they were not...
short forms was not = wasnt were not = werent
APPENDIX
Units 7 9

b. to have - had
positive
I / he / she / it had
We / you / they
interrogative
Did I /he / she / it have..?
we / you / they
negative
I / he / she / it did not have
We / you / they
short form did not =didnt
some / any
Did you have any fruit for lunch? I had some apples. I didnt have any fruit.

c. regular verbs verb +ed
positive
I looked...
She stopped
They liked...
interrogative
negative
(Where) Did I look?
I did not look
(When) Did she stop? She did not stop
(What) Did they like? They did not like...
short form did not =didnt
4
5
7
The irregular comparison of adjectives

positive
good
bad
much/many
comparative
better (than)
worse (than)
more (than)
superlative
the best
the worst
the most
Adverbs
How? nicely, quickly, perfectly, loudly, badly, well
She sings badly. I cook well.
d. irregular verbs went
positive
She went
We saw
They bought
interrogative
(Where) Did she go?
(What) Did we see?
(Why) Did they buy?
6
8
negative
She didnt go
We didnt see
They didnt buy
Remember!
You must learn the past tense of irregular verbs by heart!
can / cant
I can dance.
Can you swim?
I cant swim.
Possessive
pronouns
Whose is it? Its
mine/ yours / hers
/ his / its / ours /
theirs.
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108
APPENDIX
Units 10 12
The present perfect tense have/has+ been/seen/eaten/done/played

You use the present perfect tense when something happened up to now and its not
important when: EVER, NEVER, JUST, YET
positive
I/you/we/they have seen.
He/she/it has played.
Interrogative
negative
Have I/you/we/they seen? I/you/we/they have not seen.
Has he/she/it played? He/she/it has not played.
short answers Have you eaten..? Yes, I have. No, I havent.

Has he finished..? Yes, he has. No, he hasnt.
must / mustnt
We must hurry. We mustnt be late for school.
3
4
can / cant
Can I use your ruler? Of course, you can. No, sorry, you cant.
The future simple tense will + verb
You use the future simple tense to talk about your promises and about something that will
happen TOMORROW, NEXT WEEK, NEXT YEAR
positive
I/he/she/it will go.
we/you/they
interrogative
Will I/ he/she/it go?
we/ you/ they
negative
I/ he/she/it will not go.
we/you/they
short form Ill write. I wont eat.

short answers Yes, I will. No, I wont.
would like
You use would like to talk about your wishes.
positive
I/he/she/it would like an apple.
we/you/they would like to dance.
interrogative
negative
Would she like an apple? I would not like an apple.
Would they like to dance? We wouldnt like to dance.
short forms I would = Id I would not = I wouldnt
APPENDIX
D Irregular verbs
PRESENT
PAST
PAST PARTICIPLE
be
buy
catch
choose
come
drink
eat
find
fotget
get
give
go
have
hear
make
put
read
/ri:d/
see
send
sleep
take
teach
tell
wear
write
was, were
been
bought
bought
caught
caught
chose
chosen
came come
drank drunk
ate
eaten
found
found
forgot
forgotten
got
got
gave
given
went
gone
had
had
heard
heard
made
made
put
put
read
read
/red/
/red/
saw
seen
sent
sent
slept
slept
took
taken
taught
taught
told
told
wore
worn
wrote written
F Parts of speech
PRONOUN:
NOUN:
VERB:
ADJECTIVE:
ADVERB:
PREPOSITION:
ARTICLE:
I, me, mine, they, them, theirs

book, William, love
be, have, write, can, must
nice, good, interesting, my
always, now, nicely, well, here
on, in, under, at
the, a, an
She always keeps the books

pronoun
adverb
verb
article
noun
in
big
box.
preposition
article
adjective
noun
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APPENDIX
G Word sets
DAYS
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
Friday
Saturday
Sunday
FOOD
bread
cake

roast beef
meat
chicken
sausages
hamburger
pizza
cheese
butter
cereal
eggs
peas
cabbage
potatoes
tomatoes
cherries
apples
strawberries
pancakes
ice cream
MONTHS
January
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September
October
November
December
JOBS
a teacher
a writer
a footballer
SEASONS
spring
summer
autumn
winter
COMPUTER WORDS
to surf
screen
a farmer
mouse
a singer
printer
a dancer
a reporter
a painter
keyboard
to print
a waiter
to copy
a driver
to paste
a doctor
an actor
an architect
a cook
to zoom
e-mail
clipboard
APPENDIX
NUMBERS
1 one
2 two
3 three
4 four
5 five
6 six
7 seven
8 eight
9 nine
10 ten
11 eleven
12 twelve
13 thirteen
20 twenty
21 twenty-one
30 thirty
32 thirty-two
40 forty
43 forty-three
50 fifty
55 fifty-five
60 sixty
66 sixty-six
70 seventy
71 seventy-one
80 eighty
88 eighty-eight
90 ninety
99 ninety-nine
100 a hundred
101 a hundred and one
200 two hundred
303 three hundred and three
1000 a thousand
2007 two thousand and seven
1st the first

2nd the second
3rd the third
4th the fourth
5th the fifth
6th the sixth
7th the seventh
8th the eighth
9th the ninth
10th the tenth
11th the eleventh
12th the twelfth
13th the thirteenth
20th the twentieth
21st the twenty-first
30th the thirtieth
32ndthe thirty-second
40th the fortieth
43rd the forty-third
50th the fiftieth
55th the fifty-fifth
60th the sixtieth
66th the sixty-sixth
70th the seventieth
71st the seventy-first
80th the eightieth
88th the eighty-eighth
90th the ninetieth
99th the ninety-ninth
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ZAVOD ZA UXBENIKE BEOGRAD

Meet Red and Bess,

PLAN OF THE BOOK

How much do you remember?

Just to remind you!

If you dont know how to say something in English, say:

If you need help, say:

Can you ...

five things that start with B

b) ... read this very fast?

She sells sea shells on the sea shore!

c) ... read these rhyming letters?

A-J-K B-C-D-E-G-P-T-V I-Y Q-U-W

g) ... read the numbers

23, 33, 43, 53, __

h) ... work this out?

BENAJOAYIBNAG EBANAGALBISAH BIS AFUBAN

e) ... spell these words?

book school pen girl boy

f) ... match the numbers and words?

1st the second

5th the fourth

There are 5 apples in a bag.

Who are you?

My favourite subject is History.

Ive got a sister.

4 Write true sentences about you.

How many questions and answers

Choose three questions and ask

Pick a number, read the question

Wow! More than

study the verb to be- am, is, are

In Unit 2, youll study

the present simple

In Unit 3, youll study

the present simple tense

1A Who are they?

Here we are at school again.

Hi. Im William. My surname is

Hi! Im Sue. My real name is Susan.

Hello. My name is Nicholas

Can you guess? Circle the right answer.

Hello. Im Elizabeth Hopkins. Im

Susan Smith (11)

In some countries children start school

Look at the texts on page 12 and complete the sentences.

I _____ interested in drawing.

My nickname ______ Red.

They _________ boring.

I am=Im he is=hes we are=were

Pick a footstep and

1B Do you have a minute?

Listen before you read

You are a reporter!

William and Susan are in the schoolyard.

Answer the questions.

What do you think?

Are Williams answers true? Which are not?

Find a friend who is interested in .. ?

nickname your Whats?

old are How you?

are What year you in?

you to know about my school?

thinks English is _____.

thinks Maths is _____.

thinks Music is _____.