Common words a Rearrange the mixed-up letters to make common wards. rechate orod 1 2 a 4 hirac 5 6 yob 7 ekds B botenoko 9 wodwin 10 dunsett i onep 12 lirg b Look at page 6 of the Students’ Book and check Numbers 0-21 a Write the numbers. SS ee hee 5-25 Days of the week 3 te the ising fetter to make the ys of the week. 1|Monday tee ee aaliw See 4 | th ae Spee @ | See 738 Listen and check your spelling. Numbers 1-100 Da the calculation, Then write the numbers ital. alt t#re riy-tiew 6s sikty-three & 35 +-5¥= © 2+ 71 =_ a 624" =Names and countries ai ‘Complete the conversation with the words in the box, Mp this your Hello you name ‘'s Nice And What Hello. ( Mg name Q Sebastian. a 's (4) home? My (6) 's Florence, 6 to meet (7) _ B you. Seaman: And (9) ____is my friend, Charlotte Hello, Chorlomte, 20) © SEEEDB Listes and repeat the conversation. Personal information: be 2 eee the questions and answers, @ Nicole ritman Australia 1 What 2 He 3 Where @ devia and victoria Beckham —Fpiand 1 What = as 2 Their 3 Where _ Sasi E ? 4 They = — @ Jockie Chan — China 1 What 2 His 3. Where __ a Hewie ae oie module 1 Nationalities 3 Find twelve nationalities in the word square. {A Us TRAL ITA METTURK ES tN A 2S PA T>P RU POs 1 T KA 1 TALIANON CANT ANKE RO AMERN IME S NOSWATUAH | FREN CHAN © KORIT POLIS ATHULCH 1 Wes Vocabulary booster More countries and nationalities a Write the nationalities, Thailand th toypt Indonesia Ireland Argentina b GER Listen and check. Practise saying the countries and nationalities is or are 5 Complete the sentences with is or are. a Myname is _ Martina, 8 Whore __you from? © Walter from Germany? done swenty two years old e Ross and lennifer married? f you en holiday? 9. Fernanda 4@ Spanish teacher 6 Negative sentences 6 Make the sentences negative. isn't a Edinburgh iin England, I'm from Ireland, ¢ My mother and father are English 4 Brazil isa small country, © My name ls Lana, f My sister is married. g Fm fineen years old. hy Philip and Elizabeth are on holiday. Short answers 7 Write the short answers for the questions. a Are you Portuguese? ‘Ne, fim not _. 'm Beaailian, bs James English? Yes, He's from Manchester, € your address 16 New Street? No, It's 26 New Road. Are you Gnd your friend here on holidkty? No, _ We've here on business [s Barbara married? ¥e «Her husband's @ doctor. f Are you mantied? Yes, This is my husband, james. 9) Is Thomas an actor? No, __.. He's musician. h_ Are Anne and Michael English? No, They're from treland. 1 1s Howard’ your surname? Yes; My first name's Tony. |B Jacqueline a teacher? No, ___. She's a student.Possessive adjectives Look at the pictures and complete the sentences seer ur har oor ar ak Hil (a)__My___name’s Ed Turner! And this is (b)____wite. (c)__ name's Theis. This is (4) ____nousett (This is Thelma with fe) __ twa childran =f} names are Bob and Tracey — and (g) _ brother th) And this ts {i) dog What's @ __name, friend? a hame’s Louis. Indefinite article: a(n) Q Wites orem ‘actor businesswoman e-mail address lesson telephone tumber _ holiday teacher English teacher pees Vocabulary Jobs 10 words for jobs. The first letter Is underlined. Facto acter suren = eclipe colffer grenis posh stitanssa onumisic rawyel cleritineac rise ao ee be: personal questions Tae Complete the questions with the words in the box. What's your Where are you ‘Are you here on aot How old are What's your telephone > Are you ? What's your e-mai What's your & GEEEB Listen to the questions, Practise saying them.module 1 a Listen and read ‘1 Listen to andor read about four people from different places. Who: @. isan actress? bts. taxi driver? © is fom France? dame musicians? is rom London? {is from Edinburgh? g isabus driver? hh is 45 years old? People from different places Poona Fors | Beatrice Santini is from France. She's 28 years old, and she's an actress. She's married; her husband is film director, Karol Bolewski, Karol is 56 years old. Their home is in Paris. Danna Fiorelli is from New York. She's 3 tan diver. She's 45: Vats old. ls she married? "Yes, |am tm married | to my job! Ss ‘Hella. My name is Osvid Mills. t'm 37 years ald, and- Tim singie. ('m a bus driver in tondion. I'm aiso « writer; my first book is Bus Driver ‘on Holiday! Punctuation: capital letters fi ‘We use capital letters ~ names Lora croft = titles Mr Brown, Dactor Tada ‘countries hina ~ nationalities Brazilian | ~ roads ‘ith Avenue ~ tovmstcties Istanbul ~ the beginning of sentences: What's your name? “Allan, Doug, Richard and Kirsty are Plankton... four musicians from Aberdeen, in Scatland. Their manager is Betty Booth. Betty from Edinburgh, and she’s 25 years ald, 13 Circle the capital letters, ‘a. he’s fies Gira Geant imty mother’s fram the united states fore you spanish? 6 d_ ourschoo! is in camden road, © Vi fem rome, f rie lives in berlin,Improve your writing Addresses in English 1 4 @ Look at the address on this envelope. b Write these addresses in the correct order. 1. SIS 6GS.~ South London College - UK — London — Richmond Road ~ 52 2) Dublin - 4 - Ireland ~ Mary Burke ~ Mes = 4109 St Stephen street © Write the capital letters. smiss sarah ets (62 high street samersham hap? 6a england Pronunciation Jof, fev! and fav! 1 5 @ EB Listen to the pronunciation of these words. Practise saying them. fol feat fal what name 1 from oge sine holiday they my b GW Listen to the words, write fey, fei! or fa. % write = fai 2 eight 3 job 4 doctor S nine 6 Spain 7 nice 8 notIdentifying objects: this, that, these, those 1 ppsiedidtans st dedo Se a b shoes e “>. a wy chairs ae men a/an or no article with objects —_ have/has got and plurals @ Read the information in the table. Complete the Sentences with ‘s got, hasn't got, ‘ve got or 3 What's in the bag? Write 0, an or ~ (no article) ieee Silvia Martin | Alfonso and Inge ha OR a Fc cart | ves—an Audi | two: no Computer? | no yes 1 Silvia _'s get __a-dog — his name’s Rex 2 She car it'.an Audi 3. she ‘2 computer. 4 Martin and inge__a pet. 5 They ___ tro ears. 6 They a computer, a __4___ mobile phone 7 Alfonso two cats, b English dictionary & He ee © —___ camera 9 He a.computer. a address book ‘ — ; b G@EBD Listen and check. Practise saying the fas photos once 9 diary h Identity cord 10Questions and short answers 's = is or has ‘a Inthe paragraph below, ‘s is missing nine aaa pial times, Write ’s In the correct places. acar have. orbs event My frend Steve's got a fantastic tise a Hadi [)eeemplbe Yes, hosholt has, No, ho/shevit hasn't. Look back at the information about Silvia, Martin ahd Inge, and Altonso. Complete the ‘questions and answers below. 1 _Has Silvia got a dog? ish huas__ 2 she car? 3 she ‘computer? 4 Martin and Inge per = donot use ond a large red hot 5 ‘they cor? Put the adjective in the comect place in the sentences. 6 ‘they ‘a computer? @ Max has get a car - it's a BMW, (German) Max: has yot a Gonman car — it's a BML I b Your dog has got eyes. (beautiful) i 7 Alfonso pet? | © We've got two cats at home. (black) Pa a d l've gota computer game ~ Crash Sf (fantastic) ° he a computer? © My friend Al isa miisician. (professional) f Laiiren Bacall is my actress, (avourite) EBD isten and check your answers. Practise saying the questions and short answers. @ My sister's got a mobile phone, (new) Goldie Is @ dog, (friendly)module 2 Vocabulary booster More everyday objects a Match the objects with the words in the box. apassport =) amiror (1 a lipstick Cl abighter (] adrivingticence[] acomb [7] analarm clock (J painkiters (| toothbrush]. sun screen [| an MP3 player ["] toothpaste ("| b @EEEB Listen and check. Practise saying the words 12 Vocabulary Family vocabulary 8 Look at the picture and information about the Doyle family. Use the information to complete the sentences, a Joe is Brenda's _huust Jason is joe's Brenda is Jascn's foe is Jane's Joe and Brenda are Jane's Colin isjone’s__ Joson is Sam's Janets Sam's ‘Answer the questions with two sentences, as in the example. Who is Nora Walker? She's Brondg quid Sam's mother She's jane aul ason’s yravdsnother ‘Who is Jason? Who is Sam? Who is Brenda? Who is Jane? 6 Who are Jane and Jason? Jam Doyle ~ Brenda's brather \, Brenda Dope = joe’ mite Colin Best ~ Jane's husband | etc a Jason Dayle ~ Jane’s brother Jone Best — foe and 1 Brenda's daughter Nora Waiker (Mana) ~ Brenda's motherListen and read 9° Listen to andior read the text about the Iglesias family, A famous family 7 Iglesias is from Spain. The world’s number 1 Spanish singer in the 70s and 805, with songs like Begin the Beguine, he is now the father of a famous family. The three children from his marriage in the 1970s to actress Isabel Preysler = twa sons and a daughter - are ‘now all famous too, His daughter, Chabeli, is a journalist in Washington, in the United States. His sons’ names are Julio Junior and Enrique: Julio Junior is a model, actor and singer. His songs are in English and Spanish. Enrique Iglesias is also @ famous singer. His home is in Miami, Florida, He's got two Porsche cars at home! b Complete the information in the family tree about the iglesias farnily. © Putthe questions in the correct order, 1 Iglesias ~ Where = fs = fulto — from? Where is lulle iglesias from? 2° children’s - are~ What — nis ~ names? 3. they — Are ~all ~ famous? 4° Isabel —1s ~ Preysler = who? § job -Chabeli’s ~ is - What? © Junior — Julio - singer ~ Is - a? 7 Enrique's - Where — home ~ is? > 8 Porsche ~ got ~ Has—a - Enrique? = Se eee d Answerthe questions 1-8 above. 1 He's frm spain 3module 2 Possessive ’s 1 0 Write 's in the correct place In the sentences, a5 in the example. Patrick is Jane's brother, Is that Michael car? Its Tessa birthday on Saturday. What's your mother name? © Where's Philip desk? {My husband name is Peter, 9 Jos my sister friend, 2 Garla house ts in the centre of Rome. Spelling Plurals 117 te te rl ofthe words diary hares. dictionary box university baby key = match watch __ seve od emis wet: Ue) house 10 bus 11 address 12 boy b What are these irregular plurals? child children woman businessman wife = te one ew person 14 Pronunciation The sounds /s/ and /z/ 1 2 8 ERD Listen to the pronunciation of the ‘si Sound. Undedling the /s! sounds. ~ What's this? ~ It's my passport. b ERED Listen to the pronunciation af the ia! sound. (Circle the fz! sounds. Hired's name is James, € Listen. Underline the is' sounds, 1 This is my sister. Her name's Suzanne 2 Those are my Keyst 3. She's seven years old. 4 What's his address? 5. She's got fantastic blue eyes 6 What's your brother's first name? 7 Sarah is a famous actress. 8 ‘What's the answer to this question? Listen again. Circie'the fe! sounds: Preposi 1 3 Chaose the correct prepositian. jons What's that ar /la)Enplish? Have you got your dlary for /with you? € We've got two dogs at / i our farnily. John isa student at / fr Cambridge University. ‘We've got cable TV at/ to home, ve got a pen le /on my bag. ‘Chris is here on / for holiday, This wateh is ro ftom SwitzerlandQuestion words 1.4 Somat te auestion with the words in the box. | who How Where What How What How What Who What What's your sumame ? do. you spell it? 's that man over there? Do they work in:on oie? ‘Do you work in an office? € Dotty speak Chinese? Do you speak Chinese? d. Do they drink tea? Do you drink tea? © Do/fulaand Ken live tna big tyr Do you live im a big city? F Do they go ta the cinema a lot? __ De you go to the cinema a lot? 9 Do they eat Italian food? Do you eat ftalian food? fh Do they drink tea? Do you drink tea? > HEED Listen and check. Practise saying the words, iWmodule 3 = Listen and read 73 Listen to andior read the text about young people in South Korea. Studying in South Korea What time do you have breakfast? Where do you have lunch? After five hours of lessons in the morning, it's Do you go out with your friends for a ‘time for lunch, Mast people have lunch at coffee after school or after work? school. Then there are more lessons until six Do you work in the evenings, or do you o'clock... but that’s not the end! Many young have dinner with family or friends? Koreans go to the library and study from Life is very different for many young people in #b0ut eight o'clock to eleven or twelve South Korea. It’s very important for people to "Clock, when the libraries close. go to a good university, and find a good job... At that time, they go home in a special so study is very, very important! Young people — minibus, Most students don't go to bed before get up at about six o'clock, have brealfast with one of two o'clock, and then the next day, thelr family, and then go to school... schools after just four or five hours of sleep, it's time in South Korea start.at seven o'clock. to get up again! b Answer the questions. Vocabulary 1 What time do mast young people get up in South Opposites Korea? PP Ty get py at aot six oblate Rearrange the eters to make opposites. Look at mee ans page 28 af the Students’ Book, if necessary, 2° What time de schools start in South Korea? a finish artst = start 3 Where do most young people have lunch? i oaeean: eas Ts 4 What time do schools in Sowth Korea finish? © gotobed teq pu 5. Where do many young people go in the evening? open solce 6 What time do the libraries close? Sqoat shhh Mist is - F asnack a gib lame 7 How do students go home? g startschool valee loscoh & What time do they go to bed? ( hh theweeck het newdeke 18Telling the time 9 Write the times, Prepositions of time: in, at or to 10 Complete the sentences with in, at or to @ Wsseven o'dack ia the morning b Do you have a big lunch ___ Sunday? © Igetup___ six o'clock, We work from etght to twelve the morning. © Shops don't stay open ___ night. F I finish work at seven o'clock ___ the evening, @ Doyougowoutalot___ the weekend? ‘The children don't sleep the afternoon, Vocabulary Daily routines 11 ‘Match the verbs with the nouns, ane: isa fea ieee ee i ra bed ote mes shes eee re ame ea ats it at 1 910 vmodule 3 Subject and object pronouns 4, you, he, she, it, we and ‘they are subject pronouns. the, you, him, her, It, us end them are object pranauns. subject object “pronoun _after prepositions. ‘Come with me, ‘when the pronoun is the ‘object of the sentence, Sorah knows him. 12 Correct the pronouns in bold, as in the example a A What's her name? 8: Karen, A: How do you spell eet? it b Is that letter for © A: What time is your bus? f Tenteh her at half past seven, Is that your brother? Yes, itis, but who's that with he? © A: My favourite TV programme IS.ER, Do you watch them? No, don't, fA: What's Sally's address? : tdon't know. I haven't got him with F g We've got a big flat and my grandparents live with we. h A: Who ore those peopie? I don't know they. Pronunciation The letter / 13% GEEW We pronounce the letter in different ways. Listen to these examples. ff live, city fay 1, Ike b Look at the words in the box. Do we pronounce /.as hi! of as dail? Put the words into the correct colurtin. donk six big ite finish this time rine five children write listen ight dinner +. Listen and check, Practise saying the words. Improve your writing Commas, full stops, and and but fe SR scorns stp rik he sevtence in, In Britain children start school at about 9 o'clock in the morning im Poland they start schoo! at 8 o'clock b Use the information in the box to write sentences about the differences between life in New York and life in York, a town in the north of England. Use commas, full stops, and or But. ‘Most people live in ‘Nats (+ apartments} Most peopie start wore — | am Most people finish work | 6 pm Children start school at | 5 years Most shops open at eam Most shops close at Spm(New York J live / York /live) HL New York most people live ix apar rie neat people too, both and neither (sma oom nieve Soto Tinta wile ce ‘We both like jazz, ‘They are both ten years afd, (New York / start work / finish work) tw ee (New York / start work / York) (Work / start work / finish work) (New York / finish work / York) (New York / children start schoo! / York) (New York / shops open / close) (New York | shope close / York) xy finish work 1 5 Complete the sentences both, neither or too, As Are you from the USA? Yes, I'm from California, Ac Oh really? Me toe 1 b Paula and her sister are teachers © A: We're here on holiday, How about you? Yes, me dA: I don't understand this film, & Me € Nickand!_____work at The Bridge Hotel. fk: Tdon’t take milk in my coffee, 8: No, me 9 A Idon't go to bed late, Me I read The Economist & Me 2Present simple Spelling 1 ‘Write the letters to make the hetshevjt form. My mother reads Hi! magazine TV in the morning, from South Korea, b James watch _ © Winnie com f Francis enjoy_ watching football on TV; 9 My brother say_ he’s fine. bh Norma stud __ economics at the University d= Richard live_ in the United States. Of Leeds. @ She go__ ta bed at eleven o'clock 1 Jan always play. football an Saturday. Present simple with he/shelit 2 Laok at the information in ] 7 the chart and complete: these Nationality | Job | Address’ | Languages | Hobbies sent . ] tenes about Aiea Maura, Akiko’ | Japanese | fashion | Golden Gate | Japanese, | cooking, 1 She comes {come) from | Murata | design | ave.san | engssh | ballet Japan. see er 2 She (study) | USA | fashion design. =e = } David | British | english | theengtsh | Engish, | watching + She Gwe in san | jones ‘teacher | School, | French, | football Soar Seoul, Korean playing 4 She _ (speak) South xores | the guitar Japanese and English = t ee tas Beatriz | Argentinian | bank — | carrer Spanish, | painting aaa Bae Ayal | employee | Bonavista | catalan, | going to Barcelona, | English | the gym b GERD Listen and check. | Spam | Practise saying the sentences. Zoltan | music | Pus Altera, Hungarian; | playing Tarnal teacher | Paris,rence | French, | tennis, German | walking L I } © Write sentences about David, Beatriz and Zoltan 9 (work) using the Present simple. 10 (Ge bs Gis guia 1 David teaches English (teach) 11 Zoltan _speuks Hungarian. Frock and Geriiat. 2 He. {come from) (speak) 3 Z “ivy 12 He (come from) 4 speak). 18 (ive $ i ee (teach) 6 Beatriz ivi in Spain dive) 1S ee 7 She too from) 6 (speak) 2————— — — Short answers 3 @ Look at the information about Akiko and David on page 22 and write the correct short answer 1 Does Akiko come from Japan? Yas, she dove 2 Does she study economics? Ne. she ui 3. Does she tive in New York? 4 Does she speak English? 5 Does she like ballot? 6 Does David come from the USA? 7 Does he teach English? 8 Does he live in South Korea? 9 Does he speak Chinese? 10. Does he play tennis? b Listen and check, Practise saying the ‘questions and short answers. Negatives Ay * Mate these sentences negative Maria likes studying grammar. Maria doesa't like stuulying genoa Itmains in summer, w My brother Likes getting up at seven o'clock. The restaurant doses on Sunday evening, Martin comes to class every week. ony buys al his food at the supermarket. 7 Carla drives 20 work. 8 My cousin visits me every month. b EEED Usten anc check. Practise saying the sentences. Positives and negatives 5 fut the verbs in brackets into the correct form of the Present simple, ‘money, and how 10 make & lot of I Hs new book is ‘alle asy Maney: How to make money without getting out of bed. Matcolm (a) phe in a Tange house near Landon, He (e). {Get up} at about eight oto inthe maming. ae Questions 6 ‘Write questions about Maicoim. @ Where / live) _Where itoes he liver I (Whe a) ) b © (What / do / after breakfast) d (Where / read the newspaper) e i (Where / 90 on holiday) (What / do after lunch)module 4 Vocabulary booster Everyday activities 7 * Mater phates in the bo with te pictures below. lean your teeth [| haveashower [F] go forawalk [| catchabus [] gotothe gym |] setdressed [| wakeup []_ goforarun ["] cookameal [) meettriends [-] b GERD Listen and check, Practise saying the phrases. like, love, hate + -ing '& Read aboat Irene and Agnes and find out what b Write about their likes and dislikes. they lke and disike about thee life pe ee Jrowe doeswr like taking the children to. school Irene and Agnes are both au pairs: they live with a i =» "a family, do housework (clean the house) and help Agnes likes takiog the children to scieol, with the children, In the afternoon, they go to an 2 (doing housework) English class. In the evenings, they often. babysit a Agnes I= Its horrible Chate it! = Plke it ‘2=1don't like it, S= Its fantasticil! | lowe itt! 5 Coe mee teeny 3=0K Irene _ Agnes ene | Agnes 4 Going to English class) ‘taking the children to schoal 2 a Irene doing housework 1 s Koes ¥ talking tothe forty 5 2 3 earning class 4 going to English ci 1 ee babysitting 2 4 AgnesListen and read 8 GEEEW Listen to andlor read to the text about English people's homes abroad. An Englishmans home ... ‘An Englishman’s home’, they say, ‘is his castle? Perhaps that’s true .. but nawadays the home often isn’t in England ... it's abroad! ‘More thar half'a million British people have & second home in another country. Many buy old houses in the south of France, or in Tuscany. in the north of ftaly, The Eurostar train, which goes from Londom to Paris in three hours, makes it easy to go from one home to the other quickly. The Notenian family, who five in London, have got 1 small house in Gascony. They sometimes £0 there for weekends, and they always spend the summer in France with their four children. Jerry Noteman says, “We really lke living in France: the weather 1s usually good. we like the food and the ‘wine and the people are very friendly. We don"t usually speak French when we go.out... most of ‘our neighbours in the village are English, too!” b Answer these questions. 1 How many British people have a home abroad? Asoo thas Half tii, 2 Where do they often buy houses? 3° Where does the Turostar train go to? 4 Where do the Noteman family live in England? 3 Where do they live in France? 6 Where do they spend the summer? 7 How many children de they have? 8 What do they like about living in France? 9 Where do miost of their neighbours come from? Pronouns 1 Replace the words in bold with a pronoun from the box. him Je she them them her they it a. Is your ice-cream OK? Do you like your eecream? it b x: Do you like cats? 1 Yes, [love eats, © Hove flying ~ [think flying is great. 4. ve got tucive brothers and sisters and my brothers and sisters are all married, © don’t like dogs~ I'm frightened of dogs. f Jon doesn’t like me and I hate font 9% Bo-you enjoy flying? 8; No, Ihate flying, h A: Do you like Diana? Yes, [love Diana! | think Diana's famastic!module 4 Adverbs of frequency 1 1 Choose the correct alternative. @ Inthe morning, the sun ways) never / sometimes comes up in the east, Sharks never / sometimes len kl people. ‘Children never don't oft / usualy lke sweets Inthe game of chess, black always / never Susually starts, © People with tirown halr don’t ofen / never / ten have brown eyes. f Monday abiays /often / usually comes before Tuesday. 9 A year always / never / usualy as 364 days. Spiders atways “often / sometimes have eight legs. Activity verbs 12 ‘Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. meas write watch listen plays go visit study write seed go iisten @ x: Do you rea day? No, | don’t. only the newspaper every read _ magazines. b x: Doyouever___ swimming at the ‘weekend? a: No, { don’t, but I often shopping! © My mother and father always _ a video on Friday night. 4 Tusually ____to.@ €D when 1 drive to work, Enever __ 1 the radio, © My’brother Hector loves sport: he _ rugby, bosketball, tennis and chess!! f Inever__fefters, but !_a lot of e-mails @ Volways ____my fiend Roger when I'm in London, ha: I'm at Edinburgh Untversty. % What do you __? a: Lane Word order: frequency adverbs, auxiliaries 1B eee essen te core places in the sentences, as in the example, pore rote baie Raed pie Caroline eats fish, (never) © Toften eat Ina restaurant. (don’t) 41 get up late om a Sunday morning, (usually) © WS very hot in August im my city. (always) f The Brown family ustally 40 Italy on holiday: (ao) 9 The weather always cold in January. (is) hh The bus is late. (often) Pronunciation Plural nouns with /s/, /2/ and /1z/ 8 @EEB Listen and notice the 14 pronunciation ofthe plural farm of these words, shop shops jay ey keys ful bus buses faa) b Write the plural form of the nouns below. Do we pronounce the s at the end of the word a5 /sf, jal or bi? ee SOy~ OH ewe en 10 friend. = 1 parent 12 address © GERD Listen to the pronunciation of the words. Practise saying them,Asking politely Improve your writing A paragraph about a friend 1 Put the words in the correct order. 4 want = Do:=tea =you= 07 1 Doyourwintatea? a b like - Excuse - please -coffees- 2 "d—two-1-me a ‘Match the questions and answers. What's his name? Where does he come from? Where does he live now? What does he do? Where does he play? What loes he like about life in London? What does he distike about life tm London? What does he think af the people? He's a musician, In @ bar callled Fast and West, Takashi, They're very nice when you know them, The rain. In London. ‘Okinawa, in japan, The international © of those ~ 1 - ike ~ ane ~ please s 6 ae Ey bill —Iike 8 please = © milk you~ with — want - your —Do- tea? Apostrophes 1 6 ‘Add apostrophes to the sentences, @ AS Anything ets? & No thanks, tin fine Id like o coffee but F dont want milk, thank you. © A: Whats the time? ‘8: Im sorry, I havent got a watch, 4: Doyou want a drink? & Thats a.good ideal 1s that Elenas bag? ‘atmosphere. Use the information to write a paragraph about Takashi, like this: My friend Takashi _— Okinawa, in Japan, but now he in London _ i musician, and in a bar called East and West, He the | international atmosphere in Landon, but the rain! He the people are very nice 27Vocabulary é Means of transport fees 2 Complete the sentences with by, ta, an, off, for oF from. Most people go-to work by car It's not possible to drive to the bench: go foot work takes about 30 © My journey tes, 4 In Thailand, cars drive the lett © You'can fy Scotland dinect from Paris. {This is where you wait @ Please wait for people to get hh Inever walk __ town: I always go bus. 1 This bus goes the airport to the city centre, @ bus to the railway station, _ the bus before you get can/can't ae sien ere What canican't you do on the motorway? Complete the sentences, motorway, tte drive at 100 Kilometres an hour © You___drive at 190 Kilometres an hour. d You ride a bicycle on the motorway. e You __ walk on the motorway. fi een fio something to eat and drink at the service station. @ You__ the service station. buy petrol at bh You tum round b Leamer drivers use the motorway,bp Short answers Short answers with can Can tiyouhelshaiwerthey drive? ‘Yes, yourhe/shalwemthey can. No, Lyouihershe/weithey can't. 4° ‘Write the short answers. NO PARKING ee ey) 1's 8.30 in the morning. Can I park here? _Yes, yov 2 Cant park hereon a Sunday? 3 Can Tsmoke here? 4 Tom and Barbara are sieteen years old, Can they goin? a 5_ im hineteen years old. Can i go in? bead 6 Can I cross the road now? NO | [Docs 7 ve got @ dog. Cam it come tn? PHONECARDS tS 8 Excuse me, can we buy a phonecard here? sb GERD Listen to the questions and answers, Practise saying them, Articles: a and the Write a or the in-the correct places inthe sentences, as in the examples. a b © Can you ridefbicyle? a the ‘ods it takeffong time to get tf cenitre of London? Talways drive to work, but lot ‘of people come by ‘underground. Parking is real problem near my house, The twaffic is very bad in evening My uncle Is train driver. Have you got car? ‘We live in small town in United States, Im each sentence, one the is Unnecessary. Cross It out, as In the example. Packing is very diftcult in the aity centre, so 1 always go there by sé bus, Eight o'clock is a good time to phone Thomas: he is always at the home in the evening 1S 30 cold today that a lot of people can't go to the work The train times are different on the Sundays, ‘What do you think of the public ‘ransport in the Landon? You can use a Rall Card in most ‘countries in the Europe Do the people drive on the left fi the United Arab Emirates? Our plane arrives in Los ‘Angeles at the two o'clock in the afternoan,module 5 most, a lot of, some, not many _ Listen and read 7 Rearrange the words to make sentences, 2 @EED Listen to andlor read the text about transport statistics, @ bicycle — children — learn ~ Mast ~ to ride Transport statistics 2 >:* Now York by plane Not many ~ undetstaind — Japanese — European people = can TD he number of tis in Mexico Ci. 9 enjoy - to tourists - Mast ~ in my town ~ people - — talking How many students in your class? ¢ very good beach near our hotel. 4 any cheap restaurants near here? e ‘a university in Brighton? f I'm sorry, but ‘any shops open at this time. g fifty states in the USA. ho __ any mili: how about lemon in your tea? Short answers Short answers with there is and there are: 15 there ahotel nearhere? Yes, there is. No, there isn't. ‘Are there any good restaurants? ‘Yes, there are. ‘No, there aren't 4: Read about the campsite. Complete the questions, and write the correct short answer, 1 us there a swimming pool? Yes, there is, 2 there any places to eat and drink? 3 there a beach? ‘ there a children’s playground? s ‘there any supermarkets? © @EIRB Listen to the questions and short answers, Practise saying them. some and any 5 ‘Complete the sentences with some or any. 1 Have you got ny orange juice? 2 There are letters for you 3. Theres ‘colt, but there isn’t Pepper 4 We haven't got cogs. 5 Would you like milk in your coffee? 6 Are there, knives on the table? 7 We haven't got smore bread. Would you like biscuits with your cheese? 8 Tm-sory, we haven't got thot food, but Sandvriches if you're hungry. we've got. some, any, a(n) and no ‘Complete the conversation in a sandwich shop with some, any, a(n} or no, Bain: Td like (1) du egg sandwich, please, asistanr: OK, one egg sandwich ... butter? meee No, thanks, (2) ‘butter, 1m on __atet. ASSSIAWT: OK ... here you are. Anything else with that? We've got (4) very nice fruit ., Yes. (8), ‘apple, please, OK, that’s 2.50, And for you, slr? canis; Him. Have you got (6) Swiss chease? assistant: No, sory. There's (7) Siss cheese but we've got (8) English cheese, its very good. cAMOs OK.) cheese sandwich, please, Can 1 have (10) ‘salad with that? ASSISTANT: Sure. Would you like (11) drink? cams: Yes, (12) bottle of mineral water, please. GED Listen and check. Practise saying the conversation.module 6 Vocabulary booster Vegetables and other things to eat 7 @ Match the vegetables with the words in the box. << é La potatoes Cl ca o a] 5 , fomat o bers lettuces > piers ae | SO b GEDED Listen and check, Practise saying the words. ¢ Label the pictures with the words in the box. {salad crisps sait oll French fries [vinegar herbs soy sauce | B ¢ salt d @EIRB Listen and check. Practise saying the words. 36Listen and read 8 LED Read and listen to the recipe.Tick (v7) the ‘correct picture. Fish Cakes Ingredients (to make 24 fish cakes): $009 bolted potatoes 250g cooked white fish J tablespoon temato purée 2 tablespoons mixed herbs $09 breadcrumbs avlictte out -saltand pepper Method: 1 aw Mash the boiled potatoes with a little ‘salt and pepper. ‘Mix together the potatoes and the fish, tomato purée and herbs. ‘Add. little salt and popper. Make 24 fish cakes from the mixture, Cover the fish cakes with the breadcrumbs, Heat the oil in a frying pan. Fry the fish ‘cakes for about five minutes, tuning ‘them once, Serve the fish cakes lmmediately with tomato sauce and a salad. Questions with how much and how many © Complete the questions about the recipe, using How much or Haw many. a: How csi fish cakes does this recipe make? 8: Twenty-four, bw _— ish do you need? 8: 3509, © A ___ potato do you use in the recipe? 8: 500g a tablespoons of herbs da you need? B: Two. Be __ tomato purée do you add? 8 1 tablespoon, f 4 oll do you use? BA litle g% ___ grams of breadcrumbs do you need? 8: Fifty. h — minutes do you cock the fisheakes? 8: About five. Ordering food and drink 10 2 futthe words inthe correct order ta make a dialogue in a restaurant. e order, — please ~1—Can — your - take? Cin Leake your enter, please? have — Yes, — we - steaks = can ~ two N ‘any ~ you ~ like - vegetables = Would? please ~ some potatoes - and - Yes, — peas a wow > ‘A: With ~ drink — Anything — that — to? ? % 'd— and a temonade, please - a mineral water — We like 6 > ZEB Listen and check. Practise saying the conversation, 37module 6 Vocabulary Improve your writing a cup of, a glass of, a bottle of Describing food 1 vic ‘Match the pictures to the words in the box 13 | Match the paragraphs to a nationality in the box. $8 b Complete the phrases with the words in the box above, _bottievglass of water of mille 1 2 3 of sugar 4 of biscuits Sa of lemonade 6 7 8 of cofiee a of orange juice o of tea Pronunciation Sentence stress 7D 2 Sin ston and undarine the words which have the main sentence stress. 1 Can T have a bottle of mineral water, please? 2 You can entch a bus to the airport from here, 3. Lalways have orange juice with my breakfast, 4 What do you want for lunch? 5. I never drink coffee in the evening. b Listen again and practise saying the sentences, 'b Write afew sentences about food in your country.Past Simple: was/were “opiate the sentences with was or were a My grandparents than Aifty years married for more b When t in Berlin last year, the { weather_____very cal € How many people _____ there at the party? a Where you on Saturday evening? 3 @ H______‘s beaut dp tn Anguit: y and | ‘on holiday at the 4 1 Gearye ot school today? 9 How _ your fst day at work? ‘very nice to meet you, Mr Brown, Short answers ‘Question Short answer Was tiheisher yes, theishevit was, Wor No, heisherit wasn't Pe Were youlwe/ Yes. youlwelthey were, thoy Ok? No, youlwerthey weren't a Ee aa ig . 1) 2 Read about the famous people on pages 39 and 40. Complete the questions and write the short answers, Mark Twain American writer —born 1835 —died 1910 —— A : 7 1 _Whue Mark Twain 0 painter? Now hie wovasn't ' 2 _Was he American? is he was Charlie Chaplin Film actor =born London 1869) | ~ died Switzerland 1977 a — ____ Charlie Chaplin born in America? bean actor? ‘American comedians ~all born in Germany the Marx Brothers born in the USA? they comedians? Anna Pavlova Russian? ____ she a singer? 39 |module 7 Pelé’ and Jaizinho Brazilian —the 1970 World Cup team SS 9 Pelé and faizinho from Argentina? 10 they footballers? b @ERID Listen and check. Practise saying the questions and answers. Vocabulary Years, decades and centuries 3 Wie the dates in ful ac nthe example @ Disco music was very popular in the i 4970-1979) The Athens Olympic Games were — (2004) € Tuan Peron was president of Argentina — (1946-1955) Elvis Prestey was populur (1950-1959) © The Italian poet Dante vas born (1200-1299) f Yugoslavia were world basketball champions 1998) 4g AbduleAziz was king of Saudia Arabia (1982-1953) A Cathetine the Greot was Empress of Russia (1790-1799) Past simple Spelling of -ed endings ees Se tire mnen och votes like Liked 9 play __ b enjoy ___h_ believe © wove st anve @ study pty © 100k k receive f dance 1 stay Regular verbs Complete the sentences with the Past simple of the verbs in the box. pradvets study change try start die work end live help walle © My brother _gradwated_ last year. He was at ‘Glasgow University. b- The Second World Wor {in 1939, and six years later, in 1945. ¢ Elvis Presley, the King of Rack “"n’ Roll, in 1977 d_ There were:no mon¢ tmuses, so T home, © When I was at school, my parents often, me with my homework. it __ French when T was ot school, but I don't remember very much now gt to phone you Jast night, but there was no answer, bh When he was a young musician, ‘eg Dwight his name to Eton Jobin. | The compaser Chopin was hom in Poland, but he in France for many years, i 1___in cinema for a big computer ‘company in the nineties,> Shirley Temple ... a __ (make) rb her firt fm when she b __ (win) Irregular verbs Complete the sentences with the past forms of the verbs in brackets, © _wrete __ (write) music when he was five years old; b Geavey ? home when he was only twelve years old; Cre to live in Vienna when he was 25 years old, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - composer | Donny Osmond ... d ___hegin singing on television ‘at the age of five; ee ‘with his five brothers in the Osmond Brothers: 0 Sa millions of records before hhe was 18. an Oscar in 1934; ‘ (become) © politician in the 1970 Shirley Temple ~ actress Prepositions of time z ‘Complete the sentences with at, from, in, on orto The economic situation in our country became much better___in__ the 1990s. b Thecaféisepen__ 8.30 in the morning about eleven o'clock in the evening. © Wearrived at the hotel__ about eleven o'clock. d We decided to'have our holidays Septeinber, when it's not s0 hot e _ the age of seven, Vanessa started dancing lessons. £ Istayed.othome ____Friday because I had 0 much work to do. 9 Twasborn 1986 1h There was a war between the two couniries the nineteenth contury, Pronunciation Past tense endings 8 @ Look at the pairs of past forms below. Is the Pronunciation of the underlined sounds the same (5) of different (0)? 1 bought caught E 2 wrate cast ee 3 said read on 4 put aut S mw found ——— 6 came gave es 7 lot cast — 5 5 took stood —— f 2 wore caught one 10 heard = won b Listen and check words. | amodule 7 Past simple Regular and irregular verbs 2 Complete the text about Amelia Earhart, using the correct form of the verbs. Seventy years.ago, Amelia Earhart (1) _ wis (be) America’s favourite woman. In 1932, she 2)__ (ly) across the Atlantic Ocean alone: the first waman to do this, Her journey (3) (start) in Newfoundland, Canada: fifteen hours tater, her Lockheed Vega aigplane (4) (arrive) ‘in Londonderry, Ireland, People all over the world (5) (want) to theet this incredible ‘woman, She (6). ‘Vof England and (7) friends with the US President, Franklin D. Roosevelt, The American people (8) (love) her Five years later, Amelia (9) (eqy) 10 fly around the world, An American University (9 give) her $50,000 for a new Lockheed Electra airplane, On the morning of July 2nd 1937, Amelia and her co-pilot, Fred Noonan ay {leave} Lae, in New Guinea, and (12)__(hegin) theic joumney to Howland Island in the Pacific Ocean, On July 3rd 1937, the American ship ftasca (13) (receive) a radio message from Amelia: a few minutes later het plane (sy (disappear). American ships (15) (spend) nearly two weeks looking for the plane, but they (116) (find) nothing. \Usten and check your answers. 42 Ordinal numbers 0 '@ Write an ordinal number to complete the 1 Sentences. Use the numbers in brackets to help you, @ Ronald Reagan wos the fortieth President of the b May's the © Our apartment is on the floor: (8) d Beethoven wrote his music in the __ month in the year. (5) ‘century. (19) © Brazil won the World Cup for the in. 1994, 14) F The Berlin Wall fell near the end of the time century, (20) g) Neil Armstrong was the ‘man on the moon, and Buzz Aldrin was the hh My sister's birthday is on the ey _- 2) of August, Dates 1 1 ‘Write the dates in full. a Sth Feb brary b 30th jan © 17th Nov 412th Aug © istSep £ 9th ApeTime phrases | 12 Choose the correct time phrase. ye? ‘@ @ Igo to the swimming poker weeky last week. b I vistted my friends in Canada thiee years ago./ every pear, sas + € My farnily lived in the United states'now / | when Twas child * 4 We met Greg and Sania when we are an holiday / Wher-we were an holiday. © Twork in Slovenia every surmmer / last suramer £ We watched television every evening / yesterday evening 9 People usually to go university when they are eighteen / whee they were eighteen. Jen spoke to her mother every week /a week ago. Vocabulary booster Common verbs 13 {abe the pletaes onthe right withthe words in the bax. ‘Brea build catch cut fall run steal throw wake up win b Here ara the past forms of the verbs in the box ‘Write the infinitive forms, 1 broke break 2 caught 3 built & thew S woke up 6 ran 7 stole fell 9 cu 10 won © GEER Listen to the pronunciation of the infinitive ‘and past forms. Practise saying them.module 7 Listen and read 14° (EEB Listen to andior read the stary of The Strange Soldier. twas a beautiful sunny morning in Mexico City. The date was October 10th, the year was 1593. {mn the: main square of the city, soldiers ‘stood in front of the Royal Palace. The people cof the city came and went as usual. But there was something strange about one of the soldiers: he wore a different uniform from the cothers, and had a different type of gun. When the other saldiees saw him, they began asking him questions. “Who are yout Where are you fiom one of the other soldiers asked, “Iam a Spanish soldier” he answered ‘and because the _Boivernor died lastnight, it is my job te stay in front of the palace here.’ “The governor?” one of the soldiers replied, Which governor?” ‘The Rovemor af Manila, of course.” The other solders told him he was in Mexico City ~ thousands of kilometres from the city of Manila. The young soldier was amazed and had no idea how he came to be in a city so far irom his home. Nobody believed his strange story. In the end, they put the young man in prison, and left him theee until they decided what to do, “wo months later, a Spanish ship arrived from Manila. it brought news that the governor of Manila was dead ~ and the time of his death was 10 pm on the evening af October 9th, 1593. Was the: young man's story true? Four hundred years lates, no-one knows how itwvas possible for a man to-travel across the world in one ight... without knowing how a why,o Read the story again, Put these events in the order they happened. A. The Mexican soldiers saw the strange soldier, B The governor of Manila died, They pur the strange soldier in prison, D. Aship from Manila arrived in Mexico City. aa E The strange soldier travelled from Manila. ta Mexico. Vocabulary Life stories Complete the information about Jed's life story. Look at page 66 15 cite Students’ Book, if necessary. Na) wa ¢ bor» in London in 1975.0) A_ a ch___1 loved playing football and watching sport on television. I ()w___t se____ in Chelsea ond (d) w___ I w__about nine £(@) b_ in_ ‘im computer games and the intemet, So I started a football website, which was very popular. I(f)1___ school when I was seventeen and 1 (g)st_____computer design and mathematics at (h) un __ 2 When 1 (ig r__ ~ #01997, 1) ga f __ with @ large computer games company and | (k) w. __ ta w___ in Chivago, in the United States. 1 }.g__ im — tn 2000 to on American gitl and now we've got our own family. Our two sons are football-crazy too! Improve your’ writing Time linkers: before, after, then Batore | went to bed, | honed Suzaning phoned suzanne before | wont to bed. After Jane left university, she travelled to india, Jane travelled to India after she left university, ‘Sebastian was a waiterin a restaurant. Then he found another job 1G mite sentences below with before, atter or then @ _tefore 1 went home, 1 ought something to eat from the supermarket. b ___thetr dog died, the house was very quiet © We had time fora coffee the train left. Inthe morning, 1 went shopping with my friend Sara. swe had junch. @ Forallong time, nobody spoke _sameane asked a question, __ they got married, Paul and Linda usually stayed ‘at home on Saturday nights. 9 —___he wos a famous ctor, Bruce worked as a tax Write the questions for the answers, as in the example. 1 When was Mustafa Kemal Ataturk bor? tn 1881 Ho led the Turkish army at Gelibolu and Istanbul. In 1923, In 1938, ‘The Lady of the Lamp. When she returned to England,Arranging a night out 1 2 Choose the correct alternative, ‘avin: Joe, (a)dal/ would / are you want to.go out tamorrow night? Je: Okay, but I (b) don’t / haven't / didn't got much money. Davo: Well, (6) we /do we / e's go te the cinema. Jor: Okay, What's (d)-on / at / in? DAVID: (e) There's /It's got / There area new film by Ang Lee. JOE Great! | saw his last lm — it (f) was / were / did fantastic! avin Why (g) we don't ‘don't we /ean't we have a pizza first? 10, Okay, that's (h) a / the /—good idea. improve your writing Adiary 13 ‘8 Ray is 4 young Australian on holiday in Europe. He decided to travel fram London to Prague by bus, Complete his holiday diary with the phrases in the box. @ inthe evening ‘© Was in another country »b the bus wasn't there {and listened to the music € only cost £50 B we finally left London hI walked back to the car park ‘Sunday Todays iy at days Led, Lapend te ofterntin walang wetanh wad) 1 met fry erin place elle he Souchers Ligh, near Vedra Staton We talked a {fede snery ds leave Canidon, aut everytredy sees Prag Lt realy Beaucif aly Tet home carly beat testa end poke my seca for tomerron, Landon Praga 22 haar cbc ita ong journey, but my lee 2) : There ree Antena! Tetra rely bad i the ini a ie nen andor beef) We arrived Dever int aerton and tack the fry ar the Emglinh Charred, (5) they asked te mee ny pAaRpe? ... ath heer they teld wie f tote en py fr a visa! Tuesday ‘Tfilladeepsomenere ete with FFs. [RL 0 tired wd when T woke 6 2 he matory nacfclofog Germar car anol eeroup soe at aati AREA Cah, we tipped aba ehatrney-srice sttin,eud wd it the hy fir Somedng f eat wd drink. Taunt ater, (7) Lie wg had i rind itn ly oar ove hos 2 Prag, Tor wa yee pe... (6) " be jt Veta Conc Staton nt aon | Slack, Tear os laf pple, masty yore. b Complete Ray's diary with the ‘verbs in the box, were drove opened sat spoke thought got stopped helped saw sterted said remembered told sas wa nn compte pai, My bag, wy othe aa any sarpoet 1) gee al ‘thea, ehebns B) was onthe instr nad I a at BR atray sevice station. £6) an by te road, ening, Whats He? He do enc eA Gorman wvnian wine) pertat English asked me ifthere ware prablent, rh) her aban she bo atl she ” “he cdl help eM @ ineaher big German car >it was Mees ard ne) oy ‘the metornay a but 90 kilts am sw few meat ater, we 0) the ud my es My a eran final fH) ber in ant (2) __chting ‘Stitt Spt atthe sus driver fin German, afesurcl!) Afr, the a triver 3) __ she was racy aa drove footer oi he oan me, Perhaps he) ay fee, Tt -weddrvealong gether wn the ect avstorwny service station, emu hen we Bath. 3) 51 emmeenODULEY Adjectives 1 Read the two facts, then write a sentence using the comparative form of the adjective, Opposites Write the opposite of the 1. The area of Brazil is 8.5 million km* following things. The arco of Australia 1s 7.6 million kn’ @ an expensive hotel eI “ im -—— hotel — ig) a cheap hote 2. The River Volga in Russia ts 3,500 km long, b adifficult-question The River Mississipp! in the USA is 6,000 km long 2. eb eeey Circe oer ee 3. Blue wholes usually weigh about 130 tonnes. a Hephants usually weigh about # tonnes. 4 an attractive face : heavy) = en canvas 4 The Pyramids in Egypt are about 4,000 years old. The Parthenon in Greece ts about 2,500 years ol. { @comfortable char 3 (old 5. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 324 m: tall # daaw iain The Sears Tower in Chieago 18 443 m tall, 6 The Akashi-Katkyo Bridge in japan Is nearly 2,000 m long. Comparative ‘The Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia $$ 500 mi jong. adjectives ‘torg) Add the correct letters to 7 The pitce of gold ls about $8,000 per kilo, Pc etsmemai kan The price af sliver fx about §150 per kilo, J ofthe adjectives pees ie eek es (expensive a young oe 8 English lids more than a hundred irregular verbs, =3 Esperanto has no irregular verbs! © big___ cheap © health, a ices. Practise saying them. 5 ee b Listen to the sentences vying ther h stim _ 1 quiet__ j hot 52Superlative adjectives ® Read the information about the Olympic athletes below. Roy Seagrove - Rower Age: 38 Height: 1m 90 Weight: 95 kg These are his fifth Olympic Games Three Olympic medals up to now Jim Bowen - Basketball player Age: 19 Height: 1 m 95 ‘Weight: 89 kg First Olympic Games Weight: 51 kg Silver medal in the last Olympics bb Complete the sentences as in the example 1 Bay Seagrove is _the olest (oid) 2 age 3 ___has got hair. long) 4 ___ has got hale. (short) a a ea (tat 6 is —_____ - {heavy} peasy __. (smat eo acest) Charige the adjective into the superlative form. Can you answer the questions? Which ts the wcarest__ (near) planet to the Sun? Merry 4 b What's the (Small) planet? if This planet has got over thinty moons and it's (ig) planet in the solar system. 4 Whlehis___— thot) planet? ¢ Thisis the (for) planet from the | Sun, and alse _ (cold). {Which planet s _ (easy) to see from Eart © Which planet is (close) to forth?module 9 Comparative and superlative adjectives 4 Complete the joke with the comparative or ‘superlative forms af the adjectives 1b @EEED Listen to the joke and check your answers. Pronunciation Comparatives a Listen to the comparative adjectives. Notice the pronunciation of thian. Practise saying them, biggerthan elder than. foster than more expensive than. slower than more difficult than GGIED Listen to the sentences. Tick (¥) the true ‘ones and cross (x) the false ones, Then practise saying. 7 so «0 sO «0 One and ones Rewrite the sentences, changing the word in bold! to one or ones. @ Idon't have my old car now, I bought a new car last week, Thought a new _one last week. Martha has got three children, The youngest child 4s nearly three, The youngest Your shoes are much more expensive than the shoes I baught. Your shoes are much mare expensive than d_ ‘Which colour pen would you like? ‘The red pem, please’ The red © There are many old! buildings in the town centre, These buildings are the oldest These Vocabulary Shops and shopping a Rearrange the letters to make the names of shops. Look at page 82 of the Students’ Book, if necessary. 1 You can buy steok at a _Detche’s __ BRUSEITEC’ 2 You can buy shirts, trousers and skirts at a . LOSHCET POSH 3 You can buy bread at a . YRERAB 4 You can buy stamps and send parcels at a STOP COFFE 5 You can buy medicine at a SHARMYCAP 6 You can have @ haircut at a A ______, DERRAHISSER’ 7 You can buy a present at a » FIGT OHPS: ® You can buy newspapers and food and household items at a | CALLO HOPS 9 You can take your clothes for cleaning ata RYD SERCANEL” Listen and check your answers, Practise saying the sentences.Listen and read 0 Listen andlor read about three machines you can buy to 10 inate your life easier. Which machine is ... the most useful? the Bryson DSSS Rebot acum Cleaner > the cheapest? the most useful for cooking ideas? € the most expensive? ___ © thesmollest? _ {the best one for people who hate hausewark? ‘The three most intelligent machines for your home... Thanks to computer chips, you ean now: fines that can eet attr io ee caper at - your life easier. The Bryson D832 Robot Vacuum Cleaner Do you like housework? No® Then this new = robol vocuum cleaner is the machine for you. W can clean you living room automatically. t has -, Georputer which tal ito go around objects fuck chen ond abe ego cleans your floor, And ita person — or your pet dog or cat ~ “omes too close, i stops cutomatically, The Bryson D838 Robot Vacuum Cleaner comer with elactric batteries, and costs £1,800. ee The Freezolux Smart Fridge A fridge which tells you what it's got inside ... and Bs a hee tenets visual i ‘you what’ in = u don’t-aven have te open the door, and the: idge can also tall when foad is too old fo use. And if-you haven't got eny ideas about wha to. ‘cook for your family this evening ... just touch the computer screen on the doo: of the fridge, and you can look at over a thousand ef your favourite: fecipes. You can also use it to send emails and to surf the Internet. The Froezolux Smort Fridge is more than just a fridge and costs-only £9994 The Ultimate Power Control System How mony remote contra! units do- you have in your house ... for the TY, the video, the CD player =. now you con control everything in yout house ~ from a light in the bedroom fo your front door = using just one special remote control unit, It works: ‘with radio signals so you can da everything in house without getfing out af bed. You can ‘aven suet tho Iniernel, send emails, wotch vi ‘of listen to @ CD with the Uhimate Power Control System's video screen, Price ~ FAS. Buy nowll ——— Improve your writing Describing a place 12 Complete the text 11 about My Fovourte shop with the phrases in the box. The best time togois is pen Mtysovouriteshopis” it sells Until-eight o'clock at night sano [aioe My Favourite Shop (2) _My fauswrite shop is alled Tala Thai. t's in Putney, inv south Condon. it's next toa Chinese restaurant, and (=) __ ath Rind of food fron Chima, Thailand and wawy other countries inthe Far East. (a) beoause | eve cocking, especially Oriental food he shop (4) eee days a week, from ton o'chook inthe merning, (s) — ————— pr. 8 Sunday moming, whew the shop is usually very quiet o _—. ere always very friemallyy ama they Always try to betp you {fined what you wont. bb Write similar paragraph about a shop you know, Write about: + whatit is called ‘where itis what it sells why you like i the best time to go there ‘= opening times ‘© the people theremodule 9 Vocabulary booster A supermarket 12" Label the things in the picture with the words in the box, customer shopping trolley ic bags | checkout cashier shopping ist ci shopping basket xf queue cans plastic 4 Listen and check. Practise saying the words.Asking in shops 1 3 a Write the conversations in full, we Sell / srusages? Do you sell sausages? Yes ( the Food Hall As Which floor j that? ® Tk /on / ground floor 2 Have / got / these shoes / size 38? What colour / yu / like? AS Block / brown Ae Cam F buy / these, please? & That (£49.99 ae you / take / credit cards? Yes, visa / mastercard a: Cam / have / one / thase, plecse? One / these? Yes How much (it? & /75p ‘A; What time / supermarket / close? We / oper /all night b GEER Listen and check. Practise saying the conversations. Possessives Possessive adjectives Possessive pronouns my mine your yours his his her hers Its Its their theirs 8 Weuse a possessive adjective when there is a oun after it. isthis your book? We use a possessive pronoun when there is na oun after it. Isthis book yours? No, it's hers. We tan use names with a noun or withaut @ noun, ‘That's Pete's bog. That's Pete's 14 Correct the words in bold, Js thls Seots mobile? Scotts & No, it’s futia, b You watch is newer than my. ¢ Where's Liz Gardener office? Is this she computer? 4 The Gates family live in that house. That their, © Us best-selling camera ts the XP40. f Where's David? I think these car keys are faim, ris 9 This is our new model coupe. It top speed is 200 kilometres.an hour, hi This dress was Marilyn Monroe. These sunglasses were she too. 1 Oh nol 1 think that bus was our! _ | x: Whose pen ts this? & It’s Tony. a: No, tts 1Spelling -ing forms ota ea form ot ne vert: a read wedding, b study © wash d leave © come f stop @ look ade h dance i stay 1 give a kplan 1 write Present continuous 2° Look at the picture on the right. Write what the people are doing, using the verbs. 1 6. lesvivig _ (clean) the living room. 2 look) ut oft ( } 3 She_____ at to somone on her : mobile phone. | 4 ety (6 tho S Thebaby___eat) the flowers 6 Ronald thave) a cup of tea. & The two older childven, (do) thelr homework. eee reat eee | | | b LUsten and check. Practise saying the sentences. e Question words 3B 3, Wht the comect question words inthe following sentences and match them to their answers below. 1 What are you doing? — [F 2 ‘are you going? 3 fare you smiling? 4 __ are you talking to? [ ng fare you reading? 6 __are you watching? Because you look 50 funny! by My brother Oh, nothing, just a magazine d_ To my English class, © Sshit It's my favourite programme, F My homework b GERED Listen to the questions and answers, Practise saying themShort answers Short answers with the 2 Present continuous Are you going home? ‘Yes, | amiwe are, No, I'miwe're not ‘Are they going home? Yes they are ‘No, they arent 1s he/she listening? Yes, he/she Is, No, he/she isn’t. Notice: We do not use Contracted forms in positive short answers, Yes, Fam. not Hest 4 Write short answers. Are you enjoying the party, jo? bist maining ouside? ‘No, _ © Are your friends staying in this hotel? op Naty @ Are you two coming with us? Yes, © Are you waiting to see the doctor? Ne, {Is Thomas driving? Yes, e 9 Is she talking to us? No, ‘ All forms brackets into the correct form of the Present Continuous: positive, negative, question form ar short answer. mmr sey sorte: FENN: sommes saw: paw: ip Put the verb s Iwsme, Sophie. Hi, Sophie. Where are you? What (1) are you doing (you day? I'm at my sister's wedding, Fantastic! (2) (you enjoy) yourselt? No, (3) — thea) not have) a good time. It's awful! Why? What (5) _ (happen)? Well, there's the muste fora start. (6) _ (they play) this awful 805 music dad (7) nd ... oh no, I don't betieve it... My (Gance) with my mum’s sister. How about your mum? (8) (she dance) too? No, (9) 10} (She not do) anything. (11) (She look) at my dad, Oh dear!! Just a minute ... there's a very nice young man over there. There's a gli talking to tim but (12) he ond ... obit Sophie, What (13) (nat listen) the doy? He (14) (come) over ... Talk to you later .. ‘Bye!! b (GHIED Listen to the conversation and check your answers. 59- RES module 10 Present continuous and Present simple 6 Underline the best form of the verb, Present simple or Present h Vocabulary Clothes ® soos continuows. ‘A: Cam I speak te Jane Parsons, please? a 5: Sorry, she’s not in the office today. She works She's workiag}jat home tod — 4 y. Ac Whete do you come / are you coming from? wm tain. fromm Malton, c A: Deo yeu peak / Are you speaking fapanese? Justo lite Don't forget your umbrella! t's raining / tt rains again. Can you help me with the dinner? Not mow ...d watch / 'm watching TV, In Britain, people drive / are driving om the left. h A: Helloll What do you d,/ are you doing here? & Tm waiting / 1 wait for a friend, Can | look at the newspaper now? Are you reading / Da you read it? ij Can | phone you back later? We're having / We have dinner. Look at the pictures of Bob, Paul and Marie. Who is wearing... trainers? Bob askist? ‘a coat? atie? black shoes? earrings? 10 n 42 avshist? Jeans? suit? trousers? a white jacket? a pullover? Describing people ‘Match the definitions to the words, a piece of jewellery that you wear on your ear ahead where all —or nearly all - the hair leew the hair ona man’s face under his mouth attractive: nice to Took at (for a person) the opposite of small of short thin, in a good way you wear these If you can't see very welll hate which is yellow ot light-coloured you use them to ase things a the hair ena inan's face ‘above his mouth Oo hair which ts brown or black Oo hate wich you te together at the back of your head o tall dark gece tooking glasses shaved blonde mtg Ponytail sir, beard moustache eesListen and read ‘the table. Listen to andlor read about street style, and complete Where is she from? ‘What clothes does ‘she talk about? London ‘Where did she buy her clothes? dress, trousers, shoes Pee oe eS ge?module 10 S 10: Write 5 in'the correct place in the sentences. 1 My sister'S in her mid-twenties. 2. Tverybody says she very good-looking, 3. Where Frank going? 4 Who the giel with long hair? 5 Dina got short halt, 6 David mother doesn’t wear glasses. 7 Ann the black girl with medium-length hair 8. Marla waiting for me in the car. b Does ‘s = is, has or possessive in each sentence? 1 4 7 Bees 8 3 6 Real Life Street talk Ts the words in the box in the correct place in the sentences, bere do it this to the ie cee b Excuse me, have you got time please? {this bus going the city conte? Is okay to park here? a Isthe way to the station? What time the shops clase on Saturdays? 8 b Match the sentences to the answers. 1. Its hall past two. ‘No, you can't park here, Atone o'clock, No, t's free, Doon ‘Yes, it's over there, ‘No, you need the numiber 23 over there, a oe wy a Improve your writing Correcting mistakes 12 Read the description of the picture. Correct the twelve underlined mistakes. Pronunciation Stress in questions 3 Sw tistento the pronunciation a the ‘question words, and the questions with the Present continuous. 1 2 3 4 5 6 What ‘What are you doing? What What are they doing? What What's he doing? What's she doing? Where Where are you going? Where Where ant they going? Where Where's he going? Where's she going? Listen again and practise saying the questions.ODULEE 11 can/can’t for ability Questions and short answers & Look at the information about four students: Caroline, Fabrizio, Kristina and Max. = Short answers with concert 2 xa WY Can tyoumelsheheney oak a Ee seen ne wu | No, Lyoutetshebwe: they can't 8 Look back at the Information about Kristina and Max. Write the questions and short answers. Kristina pax 1 Can Kristina speak Trench? N f 2 3 = car instrument oe 4 eee i: Caroline | ¥ x x “ Fabrizio | ¥ x x : Kristing | x \¢ ¢ Max x J, v x 6 7 b Complete the sentences about Caroline and Fabrizio, 7 i 1 Caroline __ 6s speak French, 2 She cant play ches. = " drive a. car. = —____ play. musical instrument ——_— = Fabrizio b Listen to the questions and answers. Practise saying them He © GEEED Listen to the sentences. Practise saying them.module 11 Question words Complete the questions with the correct question words) In the box, Wreré Howlong How ‘whattime What kind What colour What When How well Which @ a; Where is Brisbane? Is in Austratia, __ of tee is that? Isa palm tee. cx did you go to South America? 1 Four years ago. de® is your coat? The long black one © ____ was the film? ue Two and a half hours, fox ___is your new car? & White gk do we arrive * tn New York? At about three o'elock. he ___syour sisters nome? Mari. = a do I switeh, this.off? Press the red button 1 ___ can you type & Fcan't typel 4° Read the text below.'b Write the questions for this information. 1 How tong do camels live? For bout forty years, 2 How About twenty kilometres an hour. 3 How One. 4 How 44 million. Ss) How 2.1 metres. 6 How About 500 kilograms, 7 How More than 600 kilometres 8 How Every six oF eight days. ‘Complete the sentences with How much, How mony, Which ar What. @ what ___ do you stidy at university? b aunts and uncles have you got? ¢ There's chocolate or wanilla ice cream for dessert, do you prefer? a milk do you want in your coffee? € There'sa bus at nine-o'dlock and another one at leven o'clock, is better for you? ____ time did you spend in Africa? people were there at the meeting? _____ does illo of cheese cost? _——_____ is the capital of Romania? Word order in questions Put the words in the correct order to: make questions. are there fin / How / many J the USA / states? How many states are there in the USA? b did / films | How many / make / he ? © a football match / does / How / last long? d the boxer Muhammad Alt / born / was / Where? © it from / How far / here / to your home / is? {do of / What kind / ke / you J music? 9 can /a/ cheetah / fast / run /How? 2 the world / is / im / the biggest / ocean / What? Questions with other verb forms Complete the questions with the verbs in the box. were can is did was are did do a Where are iy glasses? b How you get to schnol this mornin © How often you go to the cinema? 4 How fast the Toyota? ¢ How many people there at the party last night? f How many languages __you speak? gq When ‘you start learning English? h Who president in 19787SS module 11 Vocabulary booster Animals @ How many of the animals below can you name? ‘Write the word next to the correct number below: { auc frog mouse dog cow sheep monkey horse. bee beetle snake spider b @HIED Listen and check. Practise saying the words. Put the animals into one of the groups below, Animals with no legs snake Animals with two legs ie ae. Animals with four legs SS eee eee ‘Animals with more than fourlegs 66Listen and read @ How tall is an adult astrich? {How fast can a bee (GRIED Listen to andvor read about the animal hummingbird move its wings? world. Answer the questions. 9 How many types of About how many animals pane cre aes species are Chere in the world? ten milion How many bison were/are Faced sa een there in. Amertoa tn: giraffe grow? 1) the 1860s How fong is the smallest mammal, i) the 1880s . Savi's pygmy shrew? i) now? ae How much does a goliath frog weigh? The animal world We do not know how many species of animal The ostrich is the world’s largest bird. An there are, as people are discovering new ones adult ostrich is more than 2.5 metres tall, but all the time; but most scientists think that it cannot fly. there are about ten million different animal The bee hummingbird species in the world. {5 probably the world’s Giraffes are the tallest smallest bird -it fs just 5 animals on Earth, A large centimetres tong and adult male giraffe can be weighs less than 2 grams: up to 6 metres tall. Thanks. it can stay still in the air to its long legs and neck, It by moving its wings can eat the leaves twenty to fifty times a from the tops of second, One of the trees. largest birds which can The smallest fly is the South animals are called American condor: its protozoa, which have: wings are three only ane cell, and are metres from end to sa small that we end, cannot see them There are more without a powerful than fifty different ‘microscope. types of kangaroo in The smallest mammal. is Australia, When it Savl's pygmy shrew ~it is only is born, a baby ‘6 centimetres long, including Kangaroo is less than 2.5 its tail centimetres long: but an adult The goliath frog (Rana Kangaroo can grow to more than Gotiath) of West Africa can 2 metres in height, be up to 75 centimetres Inthe mid-1860s, there were long, and weighs about about 13 mition bison Uving in 4 kilograms. The goliath North America. By the mid-18B0s, beetle is probably the world’s there were only a few hundred. largest beetle - it weighs Today there are about 50,000 bison more than 100 grams - about in America, living in special parks. ‘the same as two eggs. ee ee a7module 11 More about numbers 1 0 @ Put the words into numbers. sixty thousand nineteen eighty-five ‘three thousand ninety kilometres an hour nine point six two hundred and fifty-three thousand 7 sixty-two million 8 two hundred and ninety-seven 9 two billion 10 nine hundred and sixty-three 60,000 anew HTT HTT b Put the numbers into words. 153,000 ‘fiffyy-three thoussvd - 2 150 kmih = 3 3,000,000 ee 4 8s = S M8 5 2,000,000000 __ ee: 7 $600 8 1980 9 350000 10 80,000,000 Pronunciation Numbers 1] 5 SEB Listen othe pronunciation of these words. Practise saying them, wine nineteen ahandked a thousand amiliion a billion b GEEED Listen to the pronunciation of the numbers in Exercise 10a. Practise saying them. © GHEE Practise saying the words in Exercise 10b, Then listen and check. & Articles 1D Somete these quis uestons with ofan, the or — (no word}, How many players are there in___ baseball team? Where do___ koala beats tive? What is ___ biggest desert in the world? What is___ ladybird? How many grams are there in___ kilogram? How for is it from ___ earth to___ mean? What languages do Canadian's speak? What is __ capital of Colombia? How long does it take to bell egg? ‘What's the name of ____ river in London? ‘Where was ___singer Kylie Minogue born? How fast can __ cheetahs run? e —e- eee te oe Improve your writing Full stops, apostrophes and question marks We use apostrophes: * in contracted forms: shes cant doesn't * with possessive ': John's fiend the world’s favourite ating ‘We use full stops at the end of statements, ‘They're French. t'm fine, ‘We use question marks at the end of questions. Where do you lve? Where isk? 13 Wits arestrophes. ful stops and question ‘marks in the sentences below, ‘Dogs can only see black and white: they can’t see colours. b Imnot sure what the answer is ¢ Isit true that koala bears dont drink water 4. What is the worlds largest animal © He doesnt know the answer f Wheres the biggest lake in the worid 9 What is Peters pet dogs nameFuture plans going to 4 lea mi pre and write a sentence about what the people are going to do. Use the phrases in the box. have lunch -hawe-ertay ~ stop ‘get wet buy anewspaner paint the colling, go to bed play tennis ue isten and check. Practise saying the sentences.53 module 12 | want to 2D Complete the sentences with the correct form of want to Positive, question or negative, Use the words in brackets. 9 Dever wartts (you) Tent a video this evening? There's nathing good on Ty, b I'm really not hungry. — Meat anything, thank you, © Valerie isn’t going to took for a {ob When she leaves schoo! 90 to university. — {she} (tibody) go for a cap of catice when the lesson finishes? have dinner? £ Patticia ts very tired: {9 home and go to bed he can find. anthing to eat eoftee? ‘lend go for —— (your O walk before we (she) the) be waite, but it isthe only job —__ (youy ‘with your Short answers 70 Short answers with going 0 and want to ‘Are you going to see her? Yes, 4 | am. No, we eren't, Does she want to core? Yes, she dows. Na, she doesn't, Answer the questions: about Neela, Enrico, Roman and Helena ‘with short answers. Then answer the questions about youre this weekend | havea alrut; | play tennis Sat 10 am Sun 2 pm motweck | goaut with tionas. | povo te cinema | Woot ataome Wea? Thurs? on Wed cars and maybe uy one? next year | go to college have aholiday | get married Th Europe ef this weekend ‘9 Is Neela going to have a haircut? vas: she is Are you going to havea haircut? No, Fn b Is Enrico going to play footban? Are you going to ploy football? © DoReman and Helena want to relax? Op Pou wont wel? Next week 4 Does Neela want to study a lot? Doyouwanttostudya jot? @ IsEnrice going to see a film? Are yougoing te see a Alm? # Po Roman and Helena want to buy some clothes? ks De you want to buy some doses? next year 9 WNeela going to college? ATeyougoing to college? Doss Enrica want to have @ holiday in Europe? Sl De You want to have a holiday in Burope? |" Are Roman and Helena gcing to get martied? Ate you going to get married? —_would like to and want to ‘2 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences with Word combinations Write the words in the box in would like to or want to, the correct category. Look at ‘would like / a footballer / to be / when he's older / Stephen age 106 of the Students’ Book, if ‘Stephen would like to he a foothaller ashen he's oiler ES you / something / like / to drink? / Would television in bed: the shopping the gym Tee oes aparty your homework ‘ond { /@tabile/ near / My fitends / the window, please / would ike athome -the country ameal the claema a video _a barbecue a shower a concert want / doesn’t / stay at home / to f Mare the housework thisevening? / to see (ke /film / Which / would you a taxi f order / I'd / to f please / ke coffee, / We / thank you | any more / want / don't nthe park? / you / Would / like / for a walk / to 90 \(GHEED Listen and check. Practise saying the sentences, Future forms 5 Correct the sentences. Add one extra word. sop FFrangoise| like to go-to Japan one day. ‘Tomorrow's Saturday ... I going te stay in bed all day, ‘Where do you want go? ‘Would you to go out for lunch? ‘Chis isn’t enjoying his holiday: he to go homel! ‘My friends are going cook a special meal this evening. ‘What would you like do: tomorrow? ‘We not going to have a holiday this year. a What can you have? (four things), party ; a barbecte bb Where con you stay? (two places) © What con you watch? {two things) d_ Whar can you do? (three things) ® What can you go to? (four things) 71fees PE module 12 Suggestions and offers Pronunciation Vil, we'll a Listen to the nc tat, Barbara and their two children are on a camping! holiday in Z ‘the mountains. Complete the conversation with the words or ‘phrases in the hox. airs of sentences below, 3a aoe Notice the pronunciation of ' Idea thare’s lke don't dowrt want 1 Lopen the window. Tl open the window. 2. I tum on the heating, Fil tum on the heating, 3 We mate lunch for you. We'll make lunch for you, 4 Iphone for a taxi 1 phone for a taxi S Idrive, TM drive, 6 We buy some bread, We'll buy some bread b Listen again. Practise saying the sentences Prepositions ee Melb eresyhody wht (1)__chall__we'da teciy? Any iach Sue: Tm not sure «it depends om the weather. I it sunny outside? Complete the sentences mans: fist @ minute ..ne, not exactly. in foc, its ring agatn with in, on, to or at. jas Of nol | (2)_another boring day ike yesterday. 1s @ Poul never goes out _at there anything interesting we can go and sez? the weekend. Hun ion Mit wecomis (5). icv aac timed | Lets. go___the cinemat book. I'm sure we can find some ideas in there, Sete UE MAKE: Allright. Where is the guide book? house. SUSE: It'S there, next to your feet dV so ted. rm going to stay nam Kets (d)__.,, wel, there's the Museum of Country Life bed all day tomorrow Row (S)___ that © The weather can get really We Hmm... isthere anything more exciting? bot ____ summer. pene WER YA Wei tio Sead epee f imnyed home ait ie; er-that sounds bette: Why @) we go there? ‘weekend. SI OK then, you (@) 9 Wewent____arock ‘arma: Shall phone them to see what time it opens? concert on Saturday. “aa Good (9) ____1 50 everybodiy’ hap. then A We went fo the United States (0) make some more coffe and then we con il get ne ready. b LUsten to the conversation nd check your answers,bel the picture with the words in the box. ach Vocabulary booster At the be: ati fad module 12 _ Future time Listen and read expressions 12 {GEEED Listen to andior read the world weather report for the week ending 15th March. Complete the information a 1s 9am on inthe table Ue cees aie ; future time expressions in order. == —_— ——___. ——— 2 What was the Tenge ret] month — tomorrow evening hext yeor tomorrew morning cana: Som wendy [rte ‘Soca | [a ee 9.am Wednesday leicuel Soren - |The taans this after —_—— North-east Italy ——— Irkutsk L =. io The World <= Weather © Its now 4 pm on Friday, April sth z 1a way - as What's another way to Report 7 (EET ites ees ‘There was heawy snow and windy weather in Chicago on The week 11-17th Apri? Monday, and there was also heavy rain en the west coast of the United States ~ particularly in and around the city of San Francisco. Saturday and Sunday, th and 10th April? Things were no better on the other side of the world in aa Australia ~ there was extremely heavy rain in the state of 5 May 2008? ‘Queensland, with 475 mm of rain falling in just five days. te In south-west Europe, there was more hot, sunny 6 20087 weather with the town of Jerez de la Frontera in the South of Spain the hottest place. The temperature was i pe 30 degrees, the warmest so far this year, It wasn't all good news in Europe, however. There was heavy snow in the Balkans, and parts of north-eastern Italy on Monday and Tuesday. Things are getting a litde better in the city of Irkutsk, in eastern Siberia, however: the temperature went above zero degrees for the first time since last November. 74Vocabulary Improve your The weather writing 13 Read the sentences and describe the weather, Write about a holiday place a You're going to need your umbrellas if you go out. erga PRS Make notes about a Popular holiday place in , Can you pass me my sunglasses .. that's better. Now I can see! your country under these headings. bs © Thiny.five degrees Let's 90 for a swim! © Where it is ————— + The most important attractions 4. Please drive carefully: in some places you can't see more than five cee ‘Places to eat and dink + Things to de for children © What a beautifl spring day. Let's go for a walk’ teaumions {The weather's not too bad today: there's no sun, but it isn’t raining, b Write a paragraph about the place using some of the phrases ea in the box, 9 Look outside! The garden is completely white!! = ee .- isin the north'southeast! hh Puton your warm clothes if you ge out! west of | it's ane of the (aldestimost | 1 Allthe leaves are falling off the trees!! bueaustiul) towns in thas a large number of . The best ...'5 .. which has. Talking about the weather There are fats of places to ! You can enjoy era tae inl-conversations a e weather, ince 1. Ws raining. Have you got your umbrella? [i] F 2 Did you hear the weather forecast? Oo | 3. Ws a lovely day, isn't it? o 4 INS very foggy outside, oO 5 Whot's the weather like? o © Did you have a good holiday? Was the weather OK? Oo @ Yes, beautiful, es going to be cold tomorrow, but warmer at the weekend. € Is mowing! Can we go out? No. Can 1 borrow one? © Gent thanks. And we were lucky with the weather. [twas hot most days ‘and nly rained once. Yes Ml drive slowly. © GEEED Usten and check your answers. Practise saying the conversations.Vocabulary Education and learning ‘Look at the extracts from some textbooks. What 1 subjects are they about? Science Law Economics Business studies Geography lalermation Technology Medicine Engineering Politics. Design History Mathematics Literature enn wo ‘Ocean and intr fier Ay eae ee 1903. Communism became popular, d later in China, fen better for the person not to take an illness isn’t seri In the past doctors. any antibiotics and 76Infinitive of purpose Last Friday, Carol went into town. Why did she . visit these places? Write sentences with the infinitive of purpose, using the phrases in the box. borrow some books tsomemeney- buy some fruit ‘catch the bus home visit hor sick friend sencia parce! to her cousin hhave lunch buy some meat Infinitives with and without to 4 Choose the correct form in the sentences below. Taka wants fearn /to learn more about computers. ‘Foul is studying Enolish get /to-get a better job, It might be /to be better if you do it yoursel, {Vm going to the superrnarket buy / to buy some bbread. Do you want anything? Chartes probably won't past / to pass the exam. Thousands af people went to Greece fo watch / watch the Glympics. g We might not have ‘to have « holiday this year, 77—a la module 13 Listen and read Listen to andiar read about The five ages of Engtish ‘Match the pictures with the paragraphs.Vocabulary booster In an Internet café a Match the things in the picture to the words in the box. screen oO printer ] chair keyboard mouse o CO-ROM drive [7] document desk modem b Listen and check. Practise saying the words. might and might not a Rewrite the sentences using might or might not instead of the words in bold. 1 Perhaps we'll go swimming this afternoon. We mighty 2. It’s possible that the plane will arrive late, ‘The plane ——— 3 Maybe you'll be rich ane day, if you work hard. You 4 It's possible that I won't beable te- come next week, ee ee 5S [possibly won't see Frank this weekend, It 6 Perhaps Philtp won't stay until the end of the ‘course, Philip ‘The government will passibly change soon, ‘The government 8 Maybe the exam won't be os difficult as you think, The exam b Listen to the sentences, Practise saying them. will and won't (probably) 3° Rearrange the words ta make sentences. 1 probably /a/be [It tomorrow / will / nice day cll probably be a nice day tomorrow, 2 time / won't / These / to stop for tunch J be / probably 3 be / will / class / probably j for / lote / Martha 4. peed / your / You | probably / umbrella # won't 5 beable / tomorrow / | / to come / won't / probably 6 soon / There / probably / be / an election / will b Listen to the sentences. Practise saying them.module 13 might (not), will and won't Tom, Meg, and Sampath are three schoo! friends who have just 9 finished their exams, Read the notes about their plans for the future We uso will might.) might mot * won't to tall. ‘about possibility. They might get married. i probably ge te university We use going to to talk about intentions, rm going to da a business course, 1.O Somplcte these sentence so that they are true for you. 2 1 ii going to study in Australia next year, > 1 probably won't. get good marks in my English test, eb ——_ doan it b Use the Information to write sentences with might, might not, wil Probably or probably won't } Tom wighta te cieece Br his holiday asso nsec See (o to Spain) 3 Sompath ——__ thave time Jor @ holiday) Soda =e ——___.- {go to university) ag TS Et 6 Sampath + (get @ job abroad insteady ik eer ae company) 2 ee eee —_. - {became a doctor) 9 Sangalo 80 Course this year, wt Desgi: tots exam acon he eee eer naw Job tis yer, University? Job? ‘| eis earn a fot of ; eee om [napus [rayon nctt |r thers compaon : ew ilies a at icy mice ia hese Smee Meg Probably Spain | next yaar, | all my family are hi __read'a book with my parents probably doctors, s0 why not me? in English this week. Sampath | dontonner [not sure |wno move sanaaon Leen Pronunciation Instead Contracted forms | 2 GREED Usten to the sounds and the example fy words below, fel amt father gar (30) knew go home 3) work ght! birth 5 Notice the same sounds in these contracted forms, ‘oren’t can't don't won't ff weren'tImprove your writing Abbreviations on application forms (Mr, Mrs, Dr, n/a) to Write the abbreviations for these words, 1 Mister January a Doctor October not applicable December Numniber Septernber et cetera (= and the others) b Here are some ather abbreviations yau see on application forms. Match the words on the right to the correct abbreviations. 1 Ave oe Street eg Avenue 2 3 kg kilometres 4 km North, South, East, West 5 Mon/Tues/Wed/Thurs ‘exempll gratfa (= for example) 6 NIS/EIW Park 7 Yk Rood 8 Rd bilograms 9% United States of Amertea, 10 tel United! Kingdom M1 UK telephone 12 USA ‘Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday; Thursday © Rewrite the following with abbreviations. Mister James Hewson Mr Jamies tevs x 10. 2 Mlograms 63 Stamford Street iregular verbs, for example bring ond buy Queen's Park Road Landen South-West 7 10 kilometres arrived in the United Kingdom from the United States telephone number: 020 7939 3671 classes are on Tuesday and Thursday January-March and April-September a1Vocabulary Ways of communicating 1 What are these instructions for? Choose one of the phrases from the box. leaving a phone-messape. satiny es erat taking 2 photo sordig something by sending card craigs tre © ster Don’t forget to say your A ies Leawinng a ph OnE ar ans any t hand . . receiving ‘making a phone cal going on the internet paying by phone vwrting a letter tessage Home. Start with Dear and ue name ofthe .gee—— etn Le ‘Witt You've finished writing, click on the Send - burton, On atthe Lop OF the screen. sem enems me Ogre ai maaT then dial the OER iicm nica ES > the pieturs bigger or smaller. Then press the bution on ———————— it ya cin find the information you wane GE" fnthe inks ec you'l sera fst oF other websies. | ett, a entnnienieD Ones: and you'fl hear a tome. then ial the phone number. Don't forget the code. | a2 ORT ea Then put in ‘you ear BEEP, speak slowly and viewdy ; grrr in or EA A fam envelope, write the address and post it. massoxe | Quay to the post office and they will weigh your parcdl “aid tell you bow much cows, Buy stamps and then “Teave itat the pos wflise ‘You hear « beep on your phone and i Saye ‘Mesxige’. Then you open the in-box and the messape nn eee Phone and also your adress, Irregular past participles D & Find the past participles of the verbs, What is the mystery word? sleep siile 1 2 make 3 tose 4 stand 5 speak 6 take [ 7 drive 8 write 9 say 10 come 11 give 12 keep 13. tell 14 become LH 18 see © GERD ston and check. Practise saying the verbsPresent Perfect Camplete the sentences with the Present Perfect form of the verbs im brackets. @ Martin __bas sent (Gend) hundreds of e-mails to ‘his favourite singer, Kyla. b Mark and Yumiko _—__ (are) all of Kurasawa's films. ¢ Ob nol (leave) the tickets at home! 4 Terry Guy (write) more than twenty books. e Weitz lose) her keys sl times this year! f4 (never read) any Shakespeare plays but I'd like to! 2 eee (forget) your name, h We ___ (¢heck) bur computer but we cannot find your name, 1g (buy) a present for Connie = it's her birthday tomorrow. j Tricia ____ {never have) a bicycle. Positive and negative 4° “The first Women's Soccer World Cup was in China in 1991, There have beer'two more World Cups: here are the winners and the losing finalists. [er [sw whew [ean | ene tins [co [om [em [omesnee [2 sown [3 |r | seen [ier || coment = vom |us |utedsien |e | om [a tine sts ae porate Pesce | 2 | comms | = || eee Complete the sentences with the Present perfect of the verb. 1 There __ have by {bo} three World Cups up to now. 2. The United States _ (win) the competition twice 3. They (not have) the competition in South America. 4 Germany ___ (play) in one World Cup Final 5. The United States__ (never lose) in the Final 6 There ___(he} ome World Cup in Europe. 7 Norway-and the United States __ (play) in two finals. 8 Germany _{not win) the Woeld Cup. 9 Norway ___ (gcore) three goals in the World Cup Finals, 10 There (be) one final which finished in a penalty cornpetitionmodule 14 Questions and short answers Has _ Richard always lived im Hexham? esse as, 2 ___Elaine ever lived in another town? ‘Short answers with the Present perfect they always lived in the same house? Has heshalit dane it? ‘Yes, he/sheim has. No, heishelit hasn't, 4 ‘Gordon alvrays been a teacher? & Read about the people below: Then complete. §. —___he ever worked abroad? 5 the questions and write the correct short answer. ___ Gordon and Sarah always’ lived in Leeds? ? ___Sarah hod her own business before? Rebecca left school? b Usten and check. Practise saying the ‘questions and short answers, Pronunciation Past participles 6 7 i2ok atthe st of past parcpies below. Underline the sound which has a different Pronunciation, 1 sent met “made sald read 2 done gone mun won begun 3 made played stayed paid fed 4 stolen spoken told 3 caught bought drawn shown taught 5 GHEED Listen to the pronunciation of the words On the recording. Practise saying them.Spelling Regular past participles ‘To form the past participle of regular verbs we add ed: ploy ® played if the regular verb ends in -e we add -d only; decide © decided ‘say and pay take-oid: say sake poy paid ‘Verbs ending in consanant + -y change the -y toed study ® studied ry ® tried ‘Verbs ending in consonant + vowel + consonant, ‘double the consonant: “study > studied plan ® planned Look at the sentences below. Is the spelling of the past participle correct or not? If itis incorrect, write the correct spelling. @ Have you ever staid in an expensive hotel? stayed ‘b Have you used this kind of computer before? I've never tryed Japanese tea before d We haven't decided where tw gion holiday. € My mother has always studyed music. £ Thave never stopped loving you. Exams have never worried me hh Have you ever pllaiet baseball? | Yue live in this apartment all my lite, i My cousin has traveled all ever the world, Time words with the Present perfect a b never Just already abways Complete the sentences with the time words in the box. ever recently beleré Idon’t know what this is: I haven't eaten it before _, Have you met anyone famous? Has anyone seen any good films ? te seen Titanic so I don’t want to see it again Tve__ liked pop muse: 1 prefer jazx. Laura has __ wanted to be a musician, She loves playing music: As Would you like.a cake? © No thanks, Ive eaten, Word order 9 Put the sentences into the correct order. a 's~Maria~baby = had —a | —M just - married ~ They ~ got ~ ‘ve ss aby! bought ~ Dubai ~ flat ~'ve = in — recently - We — a ‘mover ~ tram ~ father — on ~ been ~ 5 My ~a— before Studied — already ~ Stefonie— perfect ~ the — present you - outside — Have — slept — ever?module 14 ! SS Time words with the Present Real life perfect and Past simple Telephoning 10 2 commicte the minisconversations withthe A 1 Put the words in the box in the correct pact Correct form of the verbs in brackets: Present Perfect or Past simple. inthe conversations, can here dare this id sa this to that ‘ GGIEEB Listen and check your answers. Practise. saying the conversations.Vocabulary booster The post 12° Match the pictures to the words in the box. posteard birthday cara post box parcel envelope invitation) stomps note postman posting a letter 6 GREED Listen and check. Practise saying the words. Improve your writing Writing a note 13" Read the note below and answer these 'b Tom is on holiday. Charlotte is looking after his questions. cats. Cross out or change the underlined words to make Tom’s nate for Charlatte 1 Who is it for? as 2 Who wrote it? 2 Where did she go? 4 When will she be back? HiJoe . a eet nave . to supernarieet to get Dacia ga Back at 6. Ste you then. Love Fone mar “ seertimerrtne Chiavtottel Thaw you very nucch for feeding the cats!! When we write a note, we often miss out words lke: “nurs are sous tine of cat food ia the expand + articles Whe supermarket nant bo the window. * pronouns and aurilary verbs shope ‘Please give thane one tim GHLY 'Hsee You om ue gone Saturday, about + cfeboele. and we use'shorterforms 6 = Goclock oe He Tom Thanks = Thank you naVocabulary Es eas Town facilities the park i Here isa list of places that Ali wants to visit white he Is in Branton. the art gallery Use the list to answer the questions, : the beach Where cant he 2 sit with a coffee and watch people walk past? the square the square b see paintings? as the sports stadium © wateh an athletics meeting? i | = the canal 490 shopping? | © see interesting old objects and learn about history? the palace. £ sunbathe and go swimming? ae | ee ee the museum 9 sit and relax in a place with grass and trees? a oes caoleo act win? pr the shopping centre 2 0 to pray? wisit a place where kings lived in the past? Which A is @ place whére aeroplanes take off and land? 8 goes acress a rood, railway line or a river? Which ¢ is a large strang building? Which B is something you ask for when you're lost? Which Bis the opposite of beginning Which F means wonderful ar great? Which & is a place where you see paintings? Which H is a small mountain? Which iC is the oppasite of boring? Which 3 is a trip from one place to another? Which ¥ is 1,000 metres? Which ii is a very high place - the Matterhorn, for example? ‘When something is i, it means that you have to do it. Which © is the opposite of closea? Which P is a place ina town with trees, grass, flowers ete? Which t& is the Thames, the Amazon and the Nile? Which $ isa stone model ef a famous person? Which Tis something you have to buy when you travel by bus/train etc? | Which U is the opposite of over? Which WW is a way te get from one place to another using your legs?Prepositions of movement iS Choose the correct preposition. 4 Worlong ines out othe matn stew ai you ‘come to the main square. b If you want to get to the main: shopping area, 0 ino / over / through the river to the north of the city. © tsa long walk from, out of up the bill, but at the end of it you ean see the whole city it's wonderfull d There's a bus stop near the school where you can, get a. bus down / over /to:the town centre. © The Number Six tram goes across / past / through the door of our apartment. {You can now fly across along / past the" Atlantic (Ocean in less than six hours. 1g How long does it take to drive down from / ta here to the const? hh Most visitors park thelr cars outside and then walk. ‘along / into / over the centre. 4 ‘Complete the fetter with the words In the box. along out of Dear Susie, | Here are instructions to get (a) house (b) the railway station: my. You get off the train and walk (c) the bridge to the station entrance. Come (a) the station and walk (e) the steps, You can seé lots of taxis and a car park there, Walk (f) the car park and you come to a big road. Turn left and walk (@) ____ the road for about ten minutes oy some shops. My flat is in a big whice building on the right, called Redford Mansions See yau tomorrow, jane have to, don’t have to Bruce, George, Alizia and Meera all work for GONE! airline, Complete the sentences about them with has/have ta or doesn’t/dan't have to, _has to __ Yoo after passengers. ‘vse @-computer, © He look smart, George is a pilot. d He__ fy the plane, e He __ serve food. f He wear @ uniform. Alizia and Meera work at the GONE! Call Centre near London wear a uniform. travel a lot. g They bh Theymodule 15 Questions and short answers 8 Write questions as in the exampleThen write the short answer. ‘Short answers with have to Do Ityowwerthey have to go? Yes, liyoulwerthay da. No, byoulwerthey don’t, Does hnishemt have to ga? ‘Yes, heishe/it dees. No, heishesit doesn't. 1 Bruce / have ta / look after the passengers? Does Bruce have to look ater the passenger Yes, he does, 2 hhe J have to / use’ computer 3. he / have to / look smart? have to, don’t have to, can, can't 8 Look at the information about flights to New ‘York on two airlines ~ BAC and GONE! and complete the sentences with have to, don’t have to, can or cant. 4 George / have to / fly the plane? 5 hefhave to / serve food? 6 he/ have to / wear a uniform? 7 Alizia ond Meera / have to / wear a uniform? B they / have ta / travel a lot? z; b GREED Listen to the sentences. Practise saying them, aac GONE! Ticket price | ist class return | Standby ticket: ticket: £1,500 | £150 Checkin time | be at theairport | 3 hours before ‘Thour before —— Before the flight | special VIP waitin tounge Departure Lounge oniy Food and drink buy sandwiches -and drinks on plane ‘eftight film | yes no seatromber: | no seat rumbers 0 1 ‘check in one haut before 2 walt in the VIP lounge. 3 (Pay for your food and drinks. 4 eatch on in-flight fi. 5 You____sit in. a particular seat. 6 You buy duty-free goods. On GONE! airlines: 7 You arrive at the airport three hours before. & You tase the VIP lounge. 9 You pay for your food and drinks 10 You ‘watch an in-flight film. You sit where you want. 12 You ‘buy duty-free goods. b (GREED Listen to the sentences. Practise saying them.Listen and read Unusual places to visit 8 and complete the table. es Listen and /or read about three unusual places to visit, London Bridge Guggenheim Museums What itis ‘Where It is 45. katt fi ‘Why people go there London Bridge - USA! The original Loon Bridge actualy ist in London of al. ne businessman Robert oes even poss oer arverlf American itech ig lg $75 da 868 nd od it— stone by stone — across the Antic Ocean He rebuilt in Lake Havase City, Arizona ~ a small town in the middle of the desert, where the temperature & atten more than 40 degrees. Nowadays, fhnosand fruits cor a sex the bride, od here ison English village with watersports fies, shops ond resiowrants, Blue Lagoon - Iceland ‘clon —w oantryin the Hort Allanfc noo the Aric Cele — probably is’ the it place you think of foro perac beach ‘holiday. But every yee, thousands of people take off thar clothes cond swim othe Ble Logoon, x beac neo the Arctic Gee and 45 kr fom the capital cy, RayAjvi. The i fomgerature can -asJow os minas10 degrees: but the woler comes from underground and is nastarally hat ~ the usual werer temperature is batween 35, cand $0 degrees. ike Yoking hot hot inthe open it The Guggenheim Museums: Thee re not coe bet ive Guggenheim Meum: Solomon R Guggenheim opened the fist eollecian of medern ort in Hew Yor in 1959. Another reuseum opened in lly, ond then, in 1997, two more ‘Guggenhoins opened: ane in Berlin and the other in the Bosque city of lke a te ronth-west of Spi ‘his now one of Spain's biggest tourist ottrecions, and every ieiek ol beccse eee oa oes works of ort. The newest Goggenbeim moscum is the Viral Nuseom — _—— serroateeetntaenen SSS ELS TT ESSN HT TSSmodule 15 Real life Following directions eee eas Sen Te ets ome Scotland. Complete the directions to the Scottish National Gallery, ‘using the words in the box, Go(1) along _ South Bridge Road. Go (2) on for about 500 -metres until the:end of the roud, When you come to Princes Street ® left. Go straight (4) for about $00 metres, co) the market and the Scott Monument, and take the second satmet on (6) left. It's called The Mound, The gallery 35 1) the left b GHERD Listen and check your answers, Practise saying the directions at the same time as the recording. © Youare at the National Gallery. Complete the directions to the Museum of Scotland. Come (1) _out__ of the National Gallery and (2) left. 8) the first turning (a) the right and 6) straight on, ® the National Library of Scotland, (7) __ you come. to Chambers street, turn ® and the Royal Museum i (2) the (10) d GREED Listen and check your ‘answers. Practise saying the directions at the same time as the recording.Vocabulary booster Vocabulary A shopping centre Adjectives to describe 1 0 a Label the pictures with words from the box. towns 41 Witesbemissng eters to make adjectives to anescalator a push chair steps shoppers a clothas shop eseriie wre. a department store a shop window automatic doors alfa bench a fun b fish__n_b Crore ty. ad ivuiy Spelling and pronunciation Silent letters i 2 2 All the words below have at least one silent letter, Which letter(s) don't we pronounce? Cross out the silent letters, as in the example, 1 castle 7 design 2. stmnight 8 know 3. scenery 9 sights 4 highest 10 ight 5 building 11 sgn 6 through 12. listen b HEED Listen to the pronunciation of the words. Practise saying them. a lift 1 2 3 4 5 GHEED Listen to the pronunciation of the words. Practise saying them.module 15 Improve your writing | A postcard @ James and Thelma are spending a few days in London. They (a meee V3 tepien sca to thelr neighours in the United States baits a Read the postcard and write the words from the box into the correct L . space, ae eR | Here we ave (2) _ London! The weather isn't too bad and we're | having a (3) ___ time. we've | peer (4) __ the Changing of the Guard at pare, Buckingham. Palace, and right now Eiean ea a= the ide wane to go to the (6) __ | | moponald's, but Thelwa and | wart to usa (7) __ uensh ia reat oleh (2) __pub near Westminster Abbey, | (9) for nowt | Bob, Thelma and the kids 1 1 have great Bye tea b Choose a place and write a postcard to someone you know. Use some of the phrases below. Useful language Here we are in We've seen, The weather is(n’t) Right now, we're... We want to We're having a ...time We're going to, -.-want{s) to go to Bye for now! 4 ———de crstibivssdedensaaiil i f Hebe R eee Ho THRBG ARTS. 8 L Bw Paatisislsics Consonants. PRONUNCIATION TABLEANSWER KEY MODULE 0 2 woman 6 boy 10 student 3 teacher 7 desk 1 pen 4 chair 8 notehook 2. iri 5 door 2 window b four £ rwenty © fifteen 9 three 4 to bh twelve © elght 2 Tusetay S$ Feiday 3) Wednesclay 6” Saturday 4 Thunday = 7 Sunday 5 thinty-tive and tity four ts eighty-nine © twenty-nine and seventy-one is. hundred 4 elghty-theee and fourteen is ninety seven MODULE 1 1? ark S name & And 3 Whot & Nice 9 this 4 your 7 you 10 Hella b 1 wher name? 2° name's Nicole Kidman, 3. ‘Sshe from? 4 Som Austratia What ate thelr names? ‘Thetr names are Davi and Victoria Beckham, Where are they from? They're from Engiana What's is nama? ‘fs mare's jackie Chan, Whereis he from? He's from China, a 1 2 3 4 2 Brazilian 7 taypean: 3 Swiss 8 indonesian 4° Mungarion © rich S$ Mexican 10 Arpentinean © Canadian ae a 1 Aw & © Ae ou [Fin not from feelana My mother and fother aren’ Brazil isn't a seal My fame isn't Lan My sister Isn't mammed ‘Vm not fifteen years old Philip and Hlizabeth aren't on holiday, nals NU Fetteregee b bets @ hein’ © Misn't A they arent d wearen'ywerenct = | itis © sheis f she sen't 1 Tam bo my ober © Her his dour 1 our ® our } your {their k My ba fa © an ga da hon eab muse £ mmusidan police officer eoryer Singer B etran © sop assistant ae 2 trom 6 marie 3 busines 7 adres 4 you 8 job 5 umber = b Donna Fore fey Boot ¢ Béatrice Sonim g David Mills 4 Plankton A Donna Forel © Dovid Mill b fromm the United States. a ‘school is in Camden Boad, 1 Bc ivesin fein, 14° 1 South London College 52:Richmonl load london SWIS 65 uw 2 Mev Mory burke suo ‘ retand “Miss Sarah Elis “Mr Simon Henderson ‘= got S ‘vege 8 hasn't got hasn't got "ve got 3 got haventtgot 7 Spot Has she got a-car? Yes, she has Has he gota semputer? No, she hast. Have Martin and Inge got a pot? ‘No, they haven't, Have they gota car? Yes, they have. Have they got a computer? Yes, they have. Has Alfonso got a pei? Yes he has Has he got a car? Moy he fa. Has he got a computer? Yess he has, 5* My trend Steve's gota fantastic fe. He's only 21, but he’s got 4 gpeat job - he's @ profesional footballer ~ and he’s got hots of money. He's got @ new car, too ~ It's a Porsche. it's white and. It's got everything. eves «.CD player! eR tee ee se we b 2 3 hos Bs 3 hos & hos 3 has aa ? 6 b Your dog hax got beautiful eyes, © We've got rwo block cats at home. 4 Fve gota fantastic computer game ~Crosh si ‘€ My frend Al isa professional musician, f Lmuren Bacall i ny favourite acess Q My sister’: got a new mobile phone. fh Goldie Isa friendly dog, 7. 2 adriving licence & an clarm eleck 3 allighter 9 an MP3 player 4 a lipatick 10 painkillers 5 amir 11 un screen & a pasport 12 toothpaste 7 @ toothbrush 3° 2 «on $ porents 7 nephew 3 mother hhusbond =A 4 father b Possible answers) 2 Hie Jor and Brenda's son. He's Nora's grandson. He's Jane's brother. He's Sam's 3. He's Noru's son. He's Brenda's brother. He's Jane and Jason's uncle.She's foe's wile. She's Nora's daughter. She's Jane and Joson's mother. She's Sam's sister. ‘They're Joe and Brenda's children. They're Nora's ‘grandchildren. They're sister and brother. ‘What ore his children's nares? ‘Are they all famous? ‘Who ts Isabel Preysler? What & Chabell’s job? {5 Julio Junior a singer? ‘Where is Enrique’s home? Has Enrique got a Porsthe? oxeGeuNn aume ey (Their names are} Chae, ullo Junior and Ensue Yes, they are, She’ thei caothee ‘She's journalist Yes, he Is and he's an detor and w mode. is home in Miami, Fora, Yes, he os. (He's got two!) 10 Isthat Michael's car? 1 Fosso's birthday on Saturday. ‘What's your mother's name? Wheee's Pili de? Dy husband's name Peter Jos my sister's ren Carla's howe cin the centre of Rome. OMe eee een. restane = dictionaries «6 keys 10 ruses boxes 7 matches LL edresies universities = & watches 12 bors babies 9 houses © people: ‘She's Joe and Brenda’s daughter. She's jason’ sister. She's ‘Nora!s guanddaughter She's Colin's wife, he’s Sam's niece. bwin eat 9 on em fom 9 fron dat b How How h Who © Who 1 What 1 How a What Where | Whot “My father’s 42 and he's a wane ly = parents have got a new ear and it's fantastic. Prague is the capital of the Coech Republic and I's very ‘beautiful, ‘Maria an | are on lidy and we're in Thailand now MODULE 3 ‘in. alsmall house, with my family, in Mexico Ciny Yor Nike, long hours, in an office {to work, to university, te the cinema a kot fconomics, law, at university meat, a lot of fidh, tn restaurants a lot ‘offee, black tea, mineral water b @ r 9 2 0» 2 2 3 out 5 suay ¢ en 9 tive w as eng ae 2 Auewalia 4 towhool_— meat 3 Spanish S economics 4° 2 live 10. don't tive 3 peak LL speak 4 don't speak 12 don’t work S damtwork 13. work 6 0 14 don't go 7 rin 15. dom deiok 8 dontest 18 eat es, they da, No, they don't © No.they dont. No, they don’t No, teey don. Yes, they da. © Yes they do. 6° 2 school 6 @ supermarket 3 a bank 7 arallway station a hospital 8 alibrary 5($i Bee Prey rely ene ly - reece, b ‘They start at seven dock. They have lunch a sehook, ‘They finish at six a'dock. They go tthe tora. They close at elven or twelve eitlock. "home ina speci minibus eke ree F 09 FtP Hey evening {ag meal _ © getup 9) leave schoo! close Dh the weekend ‘come home 0° on t ar 9 at in h ot the newspaper shower h the bus Ded late for 1 work dinner 9 home me et gow 0 f ttme hh them him uo ‘skx big, Finish, this, childnen, listen, dinner Life, nine, Five, waite; night a Foo b i ‘children stan school at about 9 o'clock in the ‘in New York most poople Sart work at 8 ay but in York star work at 9 am, 4 In York most people start work at 9 a.m. and they finish ‘work at 5.30 p.m. 5 It New York most people finish work at 6 jem, but in York they finish work at $.30 pm, 6 Ta New York cilldren start school at $year, but in York they start school at 4 years. 7 New York most shops open at am ond they dave ot pm. In New York most shops cose at B pam, but in York they céove at 6 pm, @ both 4g ncither f nether Ah tea neither batches © goes studies: < comes: f enjoys L plays lives 9 says os 2 studies 4 Speaks 3 tives Sikes © 2 He comes from Britain. 3 Hellves in Seoul/South Korea. 4 Hespeaks English, French and Korean. 3 He plays the guitar. 2 She comes from 8. She speaks Spanish, Catalan ond tnghish, 9) She works in a bank: 110 She goes to the gym. 12 He comes from Hungary. 13. He lives in Parts'France, AM He teaches music. 15 He plays tennis, 3° 3 No, she doesn’, 7. Yes, he-dows, 4 Yes; she does. 8 Yes, he does, 5. es, she docs. 9. No, he doosn't 6 No,hedoesn'. —10.No, he doesn't Als, {doesn't rain in summer ES ae ‘My brother doesnt ke getting wp at seven ofdock. ‘The restaurant doesn’t close on Sunday evening, ‘Martin doosn't come to elas every week. ‘Tony doesn't buy all fis food ar the supermarket, Catia doesn’t drive to work. My cousin dosn't vist me every month. leaves 9 drives soy wees reads scart work lives i buys won gets up 4 sells hos Kniss ‘Where does he go on holiday?et HM gg teeeeny D Nowewn . peneene_. wane eee bane 4 Sesveneun Irene hates doing housewark, ‘Agnes loves deiing housework. Irene loves talking to the family. ‘Agnes doesn't Ike talking to the family. ‘rene likes going to English class, ‘Agnes hates going to English class, ‘rene doesnt like babysitting. Agnes likes babysitting, b ln the south of France, of in Tuscany, in the north of Italy. In o small house in Gassony, In Frame, fies at they: hh hershe them: sometimes always. usually Q never ever fh always often go/go veritefwrite watch 9 vit listen/sten hk stucly plays Caroline mever eats fish. {don’t often cat in a reseaurant, ‘The Due often ite 4° roms) 8 restquramts is) spidess 9 houses ay satreses ta! 10 fiends xy beaches nai AL parents. sl dives fal 12 dreses na) seudents si 15 Excuse me, Id ltke twa coffees, please, € Eidlike one of those, please. 4 Excuse me, ke the bil, please, © Bo youwant milk with your fea? 1b Valike a cottee but 1 don’t wernt milk, thank you, © N Whots the time? I'm sorry, [haven't got a watch, 4) Do you want a drink? ® That’s.@ good ideat Is thar Elena's bag? 17° a 4 a ae ‘My friend Takashi comes frem Okinawa in Japan, but now he lives in London. He's a musician, and he plays In o bar called East and West. He lise: the international atmasphere {in London, but he deena like the rain. He thinks the peo- ple are wery nice ee you sow ther. 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David's mothor doesn’t wear glasses: ‘Ann's the black girt with medium-lengtt air, Maria's waiting for me in the car. Sais dai Seas G=pomesive Fis ies = ‘Excuse me, have you got the time please? How fastcan they rua? How many humps docs a dromedary have? How many camels ase there in the world? How tall isan adult comel? How much does an adult camel weigh? ‘How far can camels walk without drinking? ‘How often do-camels need to drink water? ‘Mow much water can they drink? i i How many films die ne make? How long dees 4 football match last? Where was the boxer Muhammad Ali born? low far is your home from here? Whot kind of musicdo you ke?‘Where's the biggest lake in the world? ‘What is Peter's pet dag's name? MODULE 12 1 a He's going to buy-a newspaper, ‘They're going to play tennis. The bus és going to sop, They're going to get wet. He's going to go-to bed. ‘They're going to paint the ceiling. “They're going tw have lune, {dont want to £ She wants t0 She doesnt wantto ‘He doesn’t want to ‘Does anybody want Bo you want ‘Do your friends want to (My friends and | would ike a table near the window, please. ‘Mare doesn't want to stay at home. ‘Which fll would you ike to see this evening? lke to onder a tax, please, {We don’t want any more cofee, thank you, ‘would you ke to go for a walk in the park? ‘Tomorrow's Saturday .. I'm going to stay in bed all day. Where do you want te go? ‘Would you Iie to go out for lunch? (Chins isn't enjoying his holiday: he wamts to go homell ‘My friend: are going te cook « special meal this eventing, ‘What would you like to do tomorrow? ‘We are not going to have a holiday this year. ‘a meal, 0 shower in bed, at home ‘television, @ video ‘the shopping. your homewark, the housework, the gym, the country, the cinema, a concert (you cam alse go to a party and a barbecue) dont went 8 ke Let's 5 2 idea see 10 1013 ea sat Relay owt. 14 tbe MODULE 13 a4f se be ‘She went to the busteher’ to buy some meat, She went to the bus station to catch the bus. 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Can you ask him to phone me, please? What's your mumber? Hello, SA International, cam Uhelp you? a Ilke to speak to Me Cornwell please. (I comnéet you. Te thos fim Cornell? ‘Hello, this is Susan Heyman from Business Solutions. ‘Ob hi, Susom. How are you? ‘hls is Marthess speaking, Please leave a message after the tone, wrocresnane 122 2 ean re if 1 be 4 pe 5 Fag ee eee Fema at Ti 2 Fona 3 ee mpmatet i ima b Tsk ft fg ata ‘Tins of cat food in cupboard next ti window, Pose Senet Oh pervton Sour ron in oe MODULE 15 3 ieeieey Sn S Senos eo See ices a (mae janes bridge, caste, directions, end, fantastic, gallery, hill, Interesting. journey, kilometre, mountain, necessary, open, atl, fives, statue, ticket, under, wall, a over F acroas up g. from to 1 into past® 4 Teeth raise 11 © has to 9. dont have fashionable has to h don't have to attractive © doesn’t have to . ively ; © oditional 6 be 1 pea 2° Dose he have to use «computer? pecs) "No he doesn’, 1 Yendly 3 Douche nave to isok smart? i modeen Ye, he dows, | 4 Does Geonye have to fy the plane? 12° Yes, he does. 5S Doeshe have to serve fond? 2 straight 6 theougie 10 right ‘No, he doesn't, “i 3 weeny 7 design 11 sign 6 Boos he have fo wear a uniform? 4 highest & heow 12 fates Yes, he does, 5 balding 9 Sights 7 (Do Alia and Meera have to wear a uniform? ‘No, they don't, 13 cz Do they have to travel lot? 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