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f a bottle bottles oe
s
YY) | face
| => apiate rates SS |cotiee Se
4 Countable or uncountable? Complete the table.
QOeh =
clock sugar milk books
Countable | Uncountable
apples lemonade a hat hair
pote BQ ih
grass
&
ee 2 Choose the right word.
a They have two Cldeg sndaca. © Do you have Omit 5, your coffee?
dogs Damitk
J music. Oerass.
b Listen! [ can hear £ They're sitting on the
Tlamusic. —] grasses.
e theres Le in tue bedroom, g CanThave Oo apple, please?
D actock CD anapple,
(hair. J) money.
di She has long, black h Give me the
: BO hairs. E] moneys.
ales tieed
Tice a bow of rice ketchup a botlle of Ketchup
3 Rewrite the sentences. Use words from the table. glass
a Would you like some soup? a/2P gt...
Would you like a bowl of soup? o
tle
b Would you like some coffee?
There's some lemonade in the fridge.
Would you like some orange juice?
€ There’ some olive oil in the cupboard,
£ There's some sugar on the table,
‘The money is on the table.
He has red hair,
Would you like a glass of water? 5 some and any
uae
@_ inthe picture, you can see
a lake, some trees, a mountain:
and some houses.
i aleke.
| (Nou een see) a mountain.
__some+ plural
some trees.
| {Yod-ean eee) ‘some houses.
In the picture, you can see { river, < trees, X boat, X people, £ horses and
A bridge.
a ater b
d e f
B Grammar
@ semen ‘Can thave some | { Td like some E=- ]
— coffee, please. (nil, please? } | sugar, please, spoon, please?
TA
[a+ countable nouns some + uncountable nou
acup of coffee. some milk.
caer | PEE Sore er
| ike) 2 Choose a or some.
a Can [have cigarette? d Can Ihave Oe bread?
some Disome
b ratike J? water: please. e Idlike~% — newspaper, please.
Clsome Clsome
© Canthave 4% — money, please? f I'd like 4 {nife, please.
[] some: some
Picture B
In Picture A...
there's « clock,
there’s some bread.
.. there are some glasses.
Write ¥ or correct them:
a There are some books.
b There isn'ta bottle.
¢ There are some flowers.
d There's some cofiee.
© ‘There are some cushions.
f ‘There aren't any curtains.
g There’ a lamp.
h There are some magazines.
I'd like some flowers, please.
Can | have some water?
Sorry, There isn't any coffee.
In Picture B ...
there isn't a clock.
there isn! any bread
vw there aren't any glasses.
Here are more sentences about Picture B. Are they correct?
There aren't, any books
v “New rors |
$6,000 return $275 return ||
‘st Class |||, LATE OFFER
It costs a lot. It doesn’t cost much, |
Heeats alot. She doesn't eat much.
alt | not... much
He eats She doesn't eat
ttoosts 2/9 Sears ua
1 Complete the sentences.
alot not ... much
a He eats alot. He dogsn't eat mach
b She travels a lot.
© He He doesn't read much.
d He worksa lot. He
© She sleeps a lot. She
f It doesn't cost much.
2 Write about these people. Choose sentences from Exercise 1.
a John works ten hours every day. He works a. lob
b David has no breakfast, and just a sandwich
for lunch.
© Paula sleeps five hours every night.
dA room at the Plaza Hotel is only $10.
Anna often goes to LA, London, Paris and Tokyo.
£ Peter reads three books every week.
Lit)
al
} A HEALTHY DIET =
| > alot of fruit and vegetables,
© and leat a lot of fish, [don't
eat much butier or cheese,
and I don't cat many sweets. fru. fruit.
much
fish, 4 fish
Heat alot ot Vegetales, [root say vests
sweets. | | sweets
3 Fill the gaps with a lot of, much or many,
Ww Tdon'teat (a) Mer fruit, | 2) Leat (e) vegetables. |
_/ Leat (b) meat and _? eat (f) fish, but T don't
4 (c) butter. Butl “1 eat (g) meat. | don't eat
| don't eat (d) cheese. | th) sweets or biscuit
Who has a healthy diet, 1 or 2?
Fas ea Californian Apple Pancakes
How much flour | /
aaweneelr How many eggs 200g flour
een: 2th elas cee do we need?
2 ‘ 4 eggs
(200 grams. | ") 2 apples
J
500 ml milk
“poermany 28 wy we na |
4 Look at the cheesecake recipe. Write questions with How much ...? or
How many ...?
a How many biscuits do | need?
‘Twelve. _—
b : | ORANGE & LEMON CHEESECAKE
‘our. servos 6 people
c 12 biseuies
Giownd 7S gtuer
‘ 100g suger
3 lemons
75 grams, 4 oranges
.
Two.
t
100 grams.
| ‘They eat a lot of vegetables |
| |... but they don’t eat much fruit.
How much cheese do we need? Pronouns (1)
yo
A Grammar
® (itiow) (mane. }
Lae
Where {1'min
: | Are you
3 2 | acaté,
eeu
(inet )
No, We're |
Singular (= 1) | Plural {= 2, 3,4, ..)
ire OO
jyu | yu) i
4 Complete the conversations. Use |, mee or we.
wT) "4 Conmaae Voom |
How old ‘m | Where are | te
| are yeu? from? from Italy.
Re
© (ate (No, )
| ateacher? | a doctor,
“| Hi, Are
Russian?
@ Look at these Look at these questions and answers. ~———___{ they're tennis
layers. |
Links He's a chess ly ey (PI _)
me Q ) a PAG
is
| lat
C in Cambodia.
— ey't tains.
<< They're mountai | Gary Kasparov | Isabel Alende | Roger Federer and) Angkor Wal The urs |
| Leyton Hewitt. |
i she | they | it they |
| Singutar (= 1)
\ he g
} one ®
se |
2 Match the questions with the answers. Complete the answers, using
words from the box.
a Whois. K, Rowling? mountains
b Where is the cols? afilm star.
She's a writer ue
© Where is Bogota?
Who is Serena Williams? football teams, SMe
Who is Russell Crowe? 3 in Colombia. te
f What are Juventus and Galatasaray? in Rome,
What are Fuji and Kilimanjaro? a tennis player.
o
Look at these sentences from a letter. Make changes, using he, she,
it or they,
Hi MW name's Maro, I'm 24
E years old,
Zim from Bolomna, in Tialy, fe
ae
Links
tt &
Tike Boogra. Bohra is bg city, but Bdagra: is vary beautiful
My parents are teachers. Sty parents teach at the unersrty
ZL have @ brotner. My brother is 15, and my brother is stil at schecl
do My wife's rame is Luca. Luce is @ student. Lucia studies French,
© Lhave a moterbke, The motabke « very dd.
f(T have tuo ssters. My sisters lke mn Rome.
| lim fine. How are you?
Its @ beautiful city
They're from Bologna.
- - Pronouns (2)
OK. I'll see you
@ [1m athome. Call) { OK.Tilcall | { Come and see us |
: | | onSatunty.
| youat¥#.00, | | at the weekend,
j
aa
ro.
Subject
fimathome. | me | Cal me
We're athome, | us | Call us.
Youtze athome. you | I call you.
| you
1
mat work.
1 Complete these notes. Use me, us or you.
a Har: - dt call
b ¢| Royal Hotes. Cait tater.
this evening.
_werey thar
wee in town Please]
Blimeet at the
ation at 6.
Rand
@® Mysonisastudent. My sister is a teacher. My parents are very old. _
He lives at home. 1 She lives in Paris, [see They live in Australia, 1
see him every day. her every weekend. see (hem every summer
| Subject
he |He lives him || see him
she Shelves... | ner |! see her...
they | They live them | I see them
2 Rewrite the sentence in brackets []. Use him, her or them.
a Maria works in London, | see her every dau. [Ise Maria every day.|
b Vlado is a nice boy. {like Viado.|
¢ Where are the children? {Tean't see the children.]
4 Joand lan are in town. {I'm seeing Jo and lan tonight)
‘© Mr Jones lives in our strect. (know Mr Jones.)
f There's your mother. [Can you see your mother?) @ [What shatrao |
Put it in the What shall I do Put them
cupboard. | _| with these shiris? | by the door.
LA
{Subject | Object
it oat
rr bey | en
3 Complete the sentences. Use it or them.
What shall I do with
a your glasses?
Put €" on the shelf. Put in the cupboard
b these shoes? fe your umbrella?
Put by the door. Put on the chair,
t © your jacket? f your trousers?
Put on the chair. Put in the cupboard.
4 Complete the seritences. Use wores from the box.
"| them her he it’ she him = me they
|
\ ——— of
t Writer Julia Peterson talks about
a year !t san eld © ‘The singer Maria joio.| like
Volvo | go to wore in aloe sa
eB cerry
about 35 years oid
beau eingor
b My carrings | wear Pfs
F every ay. re quite England, tu | cal
shesp, bu ike ! every ight And ofen
[ vii in New ork |
Come and see me on Saturday.
| visit them every weekend.
Paul's nice =| like him a lot my, your, his, their ...
wife
I
our son.
J Andis that
“your cart
|
|
oa Mi any: mywite | we — our: ourson you — your: your car
4 Add my, our or your.
your
eg a Give me,phone number ~ I'll phone you tomorrow,
| a ‘
‘ 3 b Hello. name's Peter, What's name?
c Here's address. Come and visit ust
d‘Tll email you. What's email address?”
‘It’s dfox@tclemail.net. And mobile number is 07896 193009.
e We have two children, son is 18 and daughter is 16.
f ‘Excuse me ~ is this phone?’ ‘Oh, yes. Thank you.’
Grammar
AT HOME WITH
Lucia Stevenson with her
husband, Jon, and their children,
George and Ally. George loves
his litte sister!
=
hic: his brother | che — hor : hor husband | they — their - thei chileren 2 Write his, her or their,
On other pages
[a] michael Schumacher and his _ new Ferrari page 14
5 Bill and Hillary Clinton in Californian villa 19
[| tiah Gorey tals abbout new song 23
4d] David Beckham at home with family 25
e | SPECIAL! Catherine and Michael with baby daughter 28
(f) Mick Jagger on 60th birthday 33
LA ci nt Se pn Tl
@ _Kimmikos husband is French.
Her husband's name is Michel, | aw Mai Ue vee Uullne
Michel's father is a film star, imiko is Japanese, but her
Koittoand Mich ie trench,
Michel is the son of film star Paul
Leblanc. They live in a large house
in Nice,
3 Complete the sentences. ae A
ave a sister, Ami, and a brother, [20,' says
=a ae from the BOX, | iguiko, ‘My sister is married to a German doctor
sadiadidlis. They live in Frankfurt.
“My brother lives.in the USA. He has a house in
Kimiko Her brother Chicogo. He isn’t married, but he has a girlfriond
Nina Ami called Nina. Her father is italian, but her mother
1s Brozilion
Kimie's __ sister is married,
husband is German.
_ brother lives in the USA.
name is Io.
house is in Chicago.
me aeoe
mother is Brazilian.
Write in your language
b
Here's my mobile number
h This is our daughter, Joanna
Goorge’s wife is Brazilian, Place prepositions (1)
@ (Wheres | prks)|
Where's ak
S| Sa = FOR
| Itsinthe Isin Won Ison _—Itsunder_ It’s over
| drawer. the door. the table. the wall. the mat, tea |
nfo] fender Sor |
1 Where are the cats? Write in, on, under or over.
a Wh
Nee
e ow se
rm There's a cat (ele) ie
_ a vnder the steps. d the tree. & the bed,
at b the steps. e the box. h the bed,
c the table. f the cupboard.
y Its on the sbelf |
( Wheres | by the window. |
| dictionary? yy |
‘The dictionary is on the shelf.
‘The shelf is by the window, ty |e j
2 Answer the questions. Use the table.
a Where's my bag? d Where are my keys? mn
b Where's my jacket? © Where's my newspaper? [t by
¢ Where are my glasses? £ Where's my money? er | fa Its under the table by the mindow. They're
b it’s e It’s
© They're fits
Liverpool is in the north of England, on
the River Mercay.
It's on the railway line from London, and
it's on the M62 motorway.
Where to stay ...
1 Adelphi Hotel +
In the city centre
2 Moat House Hotel ****
Ina quiet suburb.
3 Thistle Hotel ***
On the edge of the city.
4 Village Hotel, Whiston ***
In the country, 50km ftom Liverpool.
5 Spa Hotel, Southport ****
(On the coast, 25 km from Liverpool.
ae”
@ aie
a the centre aroad 3
regare, |p suburb | on ameterway | onthe edge of.
———— ‘he country a railway line
the coast
3 Complete the sentences with in or on. Match them with the places.
io a Is 2% the edge of Cairo, Egypt. ane ornaRE
bl ts Russia, the Trans-Siberian Railway. 9 Calgutta
© T's Brazil, the coast. 3. The Acropolis:
} al] ts the River Ganges, India. 4 The Great Pyramid
e It's Greece, the centre of Athens. 5 Omsk
f It’s the Mississippi River, the usa. 6 Rio de Janeiro
rite in your |
Your bag’s on the chair by the window.
Is your village on the railway line?
They live on the edge of the city.
i, Place prepositions (2) |
fit Rimes la CiTersLam) er Peng
A Phrases
Look at this photo of the Smith family in 2002.
John is standing next to (ox beside) Leon.
Leon is standing between John and Clara.
John is standing behind Emma.
Emuna is standing in front of fobn.
Emma
1 Look al this photo of the Smith family in 1920 and the text below.
Write the names of the people.
John
— rm ee aoe
Daniel is sitting on the table beside John. George is standing behind John.
Lily is standing between Nat and George. Victoria is sitting in front of Lily.
Frieda is holding John’s hand. Victoria is sitting between Daniel
William is standing next to Frieda, and Albert
David is sitting in front of William.
2 Complete the sentences.
a Albert is sitting next to Vietoria.
b Lily Daniel.
© Nat Lily.
d John Daniel and Frieda.
e William David. B Phrases
@ _ the bank is next to the supermarket.
There's a bookshop opposite the
| supermarket.
The clothes shop is near the supermark
| There's a café near the supermarket.
3 Look at the map and answer
‘the questions. Use next to,
near or opposite.
a Where's the supermarket?
I's next to the bus station.
b Where's the bank?
© Where's the Metro Café?
d Where's the bookshop?
© Where’ the shoe shop?
= z=
Clomer shop Supermarner 280k
soe shop
cinewa Il
Metro Café
RAILWAY STATION
=
‘bank
STATION
f Where's the Astor Hotel?
‘The plane is flying above the clouds, The plane is flying below the clouds.
4 Complete the sentences. Use above or below.
@ Manchester United are be __ Real Madrid in
the table,
| 4 Real Madrid 9 points
2 Man United 7 points
3 Inter Milan 6 points
b The (emperatuze in Munich is 3° eer.
Lake Bye 510
© Manchester United are Inter Milan.
3 ‘ {uke Ontario 4509
d Lake Ontario is 99 metres Lake Eyrie.
e Lake Eyrie is 90 metres ______ Lake Ontario. a
. 3] dorm smith | | Moscow -5°C|
{ The temperature in Moscow is 5' 2070 laurie ae
& Mr Smith’ flat is an office, +] Texco Inc. | | Matrabs #2*C|
dal
rete
fo
There's 2 café opposite the bookshop.
‘They're standing in front of the café.
My flat's near the station. at and to
Meee)
AWE mk ‘0 work
| [I'm at the station. |
ee
We'e at the Excelsior Hotel. |
ata football match
“ot the station
the airport the swimming poo a party
| the bus stop a hote!
a She's ot the surport.
b They're
¢ Hes
d Shes
e They're
f They're
LC)
ig (o the airport She's at the airport. |
2 Add at or to.
@ What time are you going/the party? d Are you going the football match?
b They're staying the Astor Hotel. e There's a café the station.
¢ I'm standing the bus stop. £ I'm going the airport now. bo act
Max Green works for @ radio station
He goss to work at 12.00 ond goet
home at 10.00 in the evening.
His doughter, Teresc, goes to schoo! at
8.00 and goes home at 2.00.
Max doesn't see Teresa much, When
she's ci home, he's ct werk; and when
he’s of home, she's at school.
| Sat schoo! | goes to school.
t ---i8 al work, ‘goes to work.
| s+ (8 at home, goes home
@Orortohome. |
3 Are these sentences correct? Write ¥ or correct them.
i a Bae ied to Work at dG Max goes to work at 12.00
b Teresa goes to school at 8.00, zi
© Teresa is at home in the afternoon,
d Max is at home in the afternoon.
f € Teresa is at home in the morning
F Teresa goes home at 2.00.
i & Max goes to school at 12.00.
4 Answer the questions. Write sentences with at or to.
@ What time do you go to work or school? | 99
b What time do you go home?
© Where are you at 8.00 in the evening?!
d Where are you at 10.00 in the morning?
We're staying at a hotel.
He's not at home - he’s at work.
| What time are you going home? 3 Direction prepositions
Vr
eee ,
mm A ‘ ie SG
nae =6—6O8e AL 7 a
Put the chicken. Take the chicken. Put the book Take the book
in the oven. out of the oven. ‘on the shelf.
| in into =] out ot =] ‘on on onto “A,
1 Complete the sentences, using in, out of, on or off.
Match the two parts of each sentence.
a Take the pizza“! °F the box =~ the shelf.
b Take your clothes the bed ... the oven.
¢ Take the milk the car... ...and put them aplate.
d Take that book the chair and put them the
cupboard.
e Take the plates the cupboard... ... and putit the fridge.
f Take the potatoes the oven, and put them the table
2 Where does the cat go?
Write into, onto, out of or off,
a to the room
1g the bed
b thecupboard f the table
© the cupboard g the house
d the bed h the garden
To get to the park, you go ...
1 along the road
2 under the bridge
3 up the steps
4 over the bridge
5 down the steps
6 across the main road
7 through the gates , a ae ae
up down along across through over under
3 Choose the right word.
Go (a) 2%" the streer, cb) LI-aerass
Dl along OC through
Cup CJ under
Tl down 7 through
agate,
Cc) some steps and (d) a door.
ator8 re itt, f) I 28 4 river,
Olaown [latong
along 5 road and th)
] over Llatong
Go te)
across
® the field.
[
GoW down he car park, |) Doan
CJ aeross across
under big
Datong
me.
CJ under
steps, (k) = a road and (1)
Ps Cletong .
4 Match the signs with the sentences. Complete the sentences
a [5] Youcango out *hreugh this door. fr
b [Go the stairs to the office. wh
¢ [_] ttcosts 75¢ to drive the bridge.
d [Go the stairs to the toilet. 3
e [You cant ride your bike this path,
£ (-) Turn on your lights when you go the tunnel
() The bus can't go that bridge.
{6
Write in your language
Tako the pizza out of the oven ... |
+ and put it on a plate.
Wee isi ol ape 24 Giving directions
—_
Excuse me, How do || Excuse me. Can you tell
Iget ta the station? | | me the way to the station? |
Go along this
roadand turn left. §
Go down this road
and turn right.
ight on
along this road.
| How do | get to
Can you tell me the way to
Baal feist Get
the station? |
4 Read the directions, Complete the questions.
a How do Iget to Me swimming pool __2
Go along this road, then turn right and Station —_ Hospital
go straight on.
b Can you tell me 2
Go down this road and turn left. Then |_—= pant
turn right and go straight on,
© Howdol 2 swimmin
Go along this road and tum right. Then ! “= Poo!
turn right again and go straight on. L
can z f tf
Go down this road and tum left. Then cinema yaa]
tum left again and go straight on. ter | Nusa!
¢ How 2
Go along this road and turn right. Then
tum left and go straight on, 2 Complete the answers.
How do I get to the bank? |
Go (a) #29. this road and turn (b) < ! |
5
How do I get to the station? 3 ea"
Go (c) this road. Then turn =
a) and go (e) on. —
.
How do I get to the cinema? Hospital ||
in) this road and (g) : Youre | cinlima
Then (h) again and (i) 7 here
ang)
mT a io ‘| Wanema
Turn left Jur right Go past
at the café, at the traffic lights. the cinema.
i ——— ee
bank (Mirestaurant
Go past the bank and turn left. Go past the restaurant and turn right.
i ‘eft Fr coca oicers ea
| Turn ght athe cae). | Bo past the bank) anda or |
| SS
k 3 Give directions.
; -\
, c
a
rT
a Tum right ab the supermarket.
b the hospital.
© the bank.
a and
e
f
obec
‘Can you tell me the way to the bank?
Go straight along this road.
Go past the notel and turn right. 13-19
312
a2
@ Look at the identity cards.
Name: ANNA LOMAX] { Name: JOHN DUNN | | Name: ELENA ROSS! | | Name: JUAN PEREZ
Height: ) Height. Height: Height:
1m 50 1m 93 Im74 Im 65
Hair: Hair: Hair Haw:
brown fair black grey
Eyes: Eyes:
green blue brown brown
Eyes: Eyes:
AnnaLomaxis John Dunnis very Elena Rossi is quite Juan Perez is quite
very short. She has tall. He has fair hair tall. She has long, short. He has grey
short, brown hair andblueeyes. —blackhairand ——_hairand brown
and green eyes. brown eyes. eyes.
2 Complete the tables. a ‘
He ig very anor
(She "quite
b brown c [green 7
He ‘
He short Fe has eyes.
has hair She
she } 3 Write about these people.
Name: AMY McLEOD
@ Amy McLeod is quite ball, Pe Height:
She has and im?
[ i Hai:
; b Jon Dean _ fe
Eyes:
green
t Now write about you.
Um have
and.
awoman aboy gay amen
+
+ +
long hair glasses a beard
‘ y
h &
=awoman with longhair =a boy with glasses = aman witha beard
a wornan fong hair |
aboy with glasses |
aman 2 beard
4 Put the words in the correct orcier Find the six people in the picture.
em a man long with a hair fair
b dog with aa girl
0
© black with woman hair long a
| a with beard man along
Oo
e umbrella with an mana
|
£ old glasses an with woman
oO
Write in your language
Is your baby a boy or a git?
| He has dark hair and blue eyes.
He's a tall man with glasses. | How to draw
1 Draw the
acartoon — heag, |
4 2 Draw the ‘ ? 5 Draw the
: i
2 hair, Kt nose,
5 3 Draw the 6 Drow the
: i et
1 Complete the instructions.
a Draw the 0 Draw the
head. | |
bad!
b Drawthe “>, e@ Draw the
9 f
¢ prwme |S) f Brew the
4
he
Ed Brown has a long, thin
face. He has small eyes, a
small nose, small ears and a
small mouth.
Rita Brown has a round face,
She has large eyes, a large
nose, large ears and a large
mouth.
smallmouth | | small eyes
ae yee 2 Write about the two children.
@ Sam Brown has * rund. face + He has i
‘b Sara Brown has
3 Write the parts of the body.
a tail £
b
4 Match the sentences with the
pictures.
a [3] Ithas four legs and a tail.
b [J Ithas a tail, but no legs or feet.
¢ [_]Ithas eight legs, but no wings,
d (1 Ithas wings and six legs.
e [J Ithas wings, two legs and a tail.
f [J Ithas owo arms, wo legs and
two feet, but no tail
Pieler elm
He has long hair and large eyes.
Ithas a fong tail
They have six legs and four wings. Clothes
ET rs
A Vocabulary
@ She's wearing ...
— fa}
adress
He's wearing...
a
| >
| ; / NRA
asuit ashirt — ajacket_ trousers. a T-shirt a jumper
@ jeans, trousers, Nora jeans, trousers.
@ ® & @
4 What are they wearing?
He's wearing . 24
a
b She's wearing i 7
© She's wearing and
di He’ wearing and
e He's wearing and
£ She's wearing and
g He’ wearing and
B Vocabulary
You carry
an umbrella abag a suitcase ababy Gary @eoat 2 Write sentences with wearing or carrying. Use words from the box.
a He's wearmg a suit.
bag coat dress glasses:
| te - sult suitcase umbrella
b Ses
¢ Phrases
me og
.) YY ‘
putonacoat | — take offa coat get dressed get undressed |
Yourecold—you Yourehot-» you — getdressed= —_get undressed =
putonyourcoat take offyourcoat putonyourclothes take off your
3 Choose the right verb.
Puton Jott
Take oft S0™e warm clothes,
a It's cold today.
b Paton
Take off
your shoes. They're dirty.
CO get dressed
© 158 o'clock. Lets and have breakfast
get undressed
C put on
Ci wake of
get dressed
Cl get undresseat
d I'm hot. | think I'll my jacket.
e feel tired. | think I'll and go to bed.
a Puton
£ 1S raiNINg. Fate ogg YOUTH
Comeau
He's wearing a jacket and trousers.
Put on some warm clothes.
Take off your coat. [GS remaeoek 00 A ame AS
“Tsar nicholas I Wot
Russia and his
family in 1914
Wioholas Anastasia
mother bares. eT]
and son. “and daughter .. and children, |
ae an - an.
and wife _ and sister |
4. Choose the right word.
a Alexei is Maria's son-i(brother\/ father.
b Alexandra and Nicholas are Anasiasia’s parents / children .
© Nicholas is Alexei’s son / brother J father
d Alexandra is Nicholas’s wife / daughter / sister
e Anastasia is Alexandra's mother J sister / daughter
Now complete the sentences.
f Nicholas is Alexandra's "42and i Anastasia is Alexei’s
§ Maria is Nicholas's j Alexandra is Maria's
h Alexei is Nicholas’s Olga is Tatiana’
2 Complete the table.
$8
‘ater er
son
| sistor
| wife @ Look at this family tree.
¢-@
ox | Anna
Joanna | Simon Sue Sara. John
Pater
He is He pag. @ brother
She isn't MMC. | she 85 two children
Anna is married, She has three
children: Simon, Sue and Sara.
Simon is married, and he has one
child.
Sara is married, but she doesn't
have any children.
‘Suc isn’t married,
Peter doesn't have any brothers or
sisters.
| He any children.
‘She dest't have any brothers
. or sisters,
@ Find the people in this family tree. Write the numbers.
@-9
a [ij] Ali doesn't have any brothers or
sisters,
b () Mark is married and has three
children,
¢ [] Paula isn’t married. She has a
sister and a brother.
d [J Leo has a sister, He isn't
married.
e [_] Dimitri has ewo children.
f ["] Flisabeth has a brother, and
she’s married. She doeso*t have
any sisters.
4 Look at the examples. Write about you.
I'm married.
I have tarec chidron.
I don't pave any brechers
on suster’s.
Tm not married
[have a sister and two brothers.
My daughter isn't married.
They don't have any children. ‘a hospital
1 Look at the people. Complete the sentences.
a She'sa sceretary. She ors in an office
b He's a waiter. He ks im @ restaurant,
© He's a receptionist.
He
She's a teacher. She
e She's a nurse. She
f He’ a shop assistant
He
g She's a waitress. She
h He's a doctor. He
Look at the signs. Write the jobs from Exercise 1
a secretary
-eaee
ib]
BANGKOK
es
“Jpank HOTEL >
ee Bcc)
George and Olivia
‘work for companies,
George works for 2
taxi company. |
aiva worst ||
computer company,
Goargeiea tani driver, Olivia works in an office. oth
He works for City Taxis. She works for Hi-Tec Computers,
3 Write about these people.
a She works in a bank. She, works for O'Deherty’s Bank
b He's a French teacher.
¢ She works in a bookshop.
He’ a receptionist in a hotel.
¢ She's a waitress
f He works in a supermarket.
(ears | | O’DontrTy’s BANK
| | Your money és our business
Supermarket newr you! The best restawrert in town
{ [
Plaza International | { tearm French. Spanish, German, | [ BOOKS « BOOKS « BOOKS
| tote alia or Japanese with BAILEYS
t HOTELS IN 50 COUNTRIES:
LANGUAGE DIRECT BOOKS * BOOKS * BOOKS
I r ao
i ® Whar do you do? | Tima nurse, —~. I work for Alpha Taxis.
ink Se >
ip sia ahane
< wi e os
2 Where do you work?) (Iworkina bank,
4 Complete the questions and answers.
a | Where do you ork?! +! work on a, shop’
be do?’ * Gourmets.,
© ‘Where e a restaurant.
d ‘What 2 teacher.
‘She Works in a hospital. She's a dootor.
‘What do you do?
| work for Plaza international, (piano), play
0 Sport and leisure
A Vocabulary
IEE football tennis basketball ott table tennis volleyball
Olivia likes sport. Carlos likes sport, too.
| She plays football, ‘He watches football,
she plays tennis he watches tennis
and she plays golf. and he watches golf.
football |
diay got |
tennis
1 What sports does this person Play? What sports does he watch?
Write sentences.
He watches tennis
GREEN PARK] =
‘OLE CLUB | (T] Mon
ev sh
a
b
©
a
e
f
Tues Tennis with
2508
Man Utd os Real Madd
2 Write about you. Use words from the table.
7
often
play
never
B Phrases
@ I walk to work every morning. 1 go walking in the mountains every weekend.
a Vorb Activity Verh Activity
§ wak ——> gowalking SG ski «= ——> go skiing
A ran —> gorunning 7 fish ~=——» go fishing
2 swim —-+ go swimming dance —> go dancing | 3. When do you wear these things on your feet?
Complete the sentences.
a You wear these "er you go. fishong
b You wear these “Hen you
¢ You wear these
d You wear these
@ You wear these
f You wear these
He's playing She's playing They're playing They're playing She's playinga
the piano. - the guitar. cards, chess. computer game.
the piano cards
PIA the guitar | play chess
a a computer game
4 Read about four sisters - Angie, Bella, Clara and Diana
Clara plays the guitar, but Angie, Bella and Diana don't,
Diana doesn't play the piano
Bella often plays chess with Clara.
Diana often plays cards with Angie
Bella plays computer games, but Angie, Clara and
Diana don't.
The girl in the picture doesn't play chess,
Who Is the girl in the picture?
Write sentences about her. Use She plays ... or She doesn't play
a She plays the piano. d
b e
(men eaca tees
| play tennis, but | con't play gol
They often go fishing,
He plays the guitar, Jransport
atrain ‘acar
{im | ta
| | a bus
atram
atrain
3 ‘a tram, eo car a bike
a motorbike
I! oat
ls plane |
amotorbike aplane
| AA fig
| 3 Gata
=
abike aboat ataxi
4 Where are these people?
a Theyre oh & tam
b Hes
© They're
d Hes
e They're
walk
bus
y | 90 by bike
cat
| Some people Some people Some people ButI go a
_walktowork. go by bike. go by bus. by taxi. 2 How do these people go to work? Complete the sentences.
a He _gocs.by train
ec He
d She
Se (Beamer
f He as b365
@&>
3 Look at the examples. Write about you and your family,
| go
My
sais I wp te wok by oo,
My husband walks to work
My em grec te echeel by bite,
ee
| 8.00 as 11.30
as
London Manchester
The bus leaves London at 8.00. It oan " Manchester at 11.30.
4 Look at the timetables and complete the sentences. Use leaves or arrives
in / gets to
a Thebus #65 &% London ar 8.30.
b The plane New York at 7.00.
© The boat Singapore at 6.00
on Wednesday.
The bus Oxford at 6.30.
e The train _.. Paris at 11.45.
f ‘The boat Jakarta at 8.00 Tues
on Tuesday. oe
The train Marseille at 4.45.
h The plane Miamiat 10.30. [Pais 1148
we
Write in your language
| He goes to work by car: |
| The plane leaves London at 8.00.
| Itarrives in Paris at 10.00. 2 Communicating
TCDA a
FAX TO:
S Redrione
aletter ‘an email 2 text (message)
Lee ee
? Peter Shaw
41 Where are these from? [e] exings Rows
a a letter Yours fisithfully Lincola
renee LNI3 4TH
b Dear Mr Shaw,
J Brown, Manager
©
d pies
e To: mergan28@treanet.com|
From: pdi@simmonds org
Subject: Re: Hello
@_ J Theresa meeting on Friday. PHONE horn, | Write to them.
a )| How shall I tell everyone? { Call ' |. Say
= wn | eaten]
Z =
rary phone/call aletter | Send them | {Send them |
an emai ‘|
| wite to him | cooq her fax | afax. |
fax her them an email Ss /
email them atest (message) Text them.
text |e rere
2 How can you contact these people?
Fearne Lebiave
Use words from the tables. Fax: of¥9-540730
a Bill Rogers fmail him. of Sera him an emai. | gy Rogers:
b Mrand Mrs Blunt rogers Ohansemerg
M Bartsch, Harsaatlee 193. 1214)
© Maria Bell Bers
dl Jeanne Leblanc Abmmed al-Husseini Tek ont.
223104
Manfred Bartsch Mobile 7948-54 39a1
Mr 4 Pirs Blert, 3 North Roa,
Chotmedord, Essen Ct SRT
MARIA BELL mboil@ovset.coom
f Ahmed al-Husseini i @ her phone number
Sophie
Browa’s__| Name:Sophie Brown, BJ 01273 849001
r address
125 London Road,
Brighton BRI SWT.UK SS 01273 2819035 | — pala
RB svrownssQretemaiinee FB 06771 935 003,
/ \
her email address her mobile number
@ Look at Exercises 1 and 2. Complete the sentences,
a Ahmed al-Husseini’s Phere. ramber is 01444-22394
b John Morgan's is jmorgan23@freenet.com.
© Manfred Bartsch’s is Hansaallee 192, 12164 Berlin,
d Peter Shaw's is 6, Kings Road, Lincoln LN13 4TH.
e Ahmed al-Husseini’s is 07999-563821.
f Jeanne Leblanc’s is 01749-540730.
fax machine Can | use your |
Link
tink
4 You're ina friend's office. Ask questions,
Gast | use yaar phatocater
a You want .w copy a lexter,
b You want to send a fex.
¢ You want to write an email.
4 You want to copy some pictures.
e You want to talk to your mother.
£ You want to send a text message.
Write in your language
Send them an email,
Can | use your phone?
What's your mobile number?
fax machine? PreN COMI acts cer AL Cn La
doliar
onecuro fifty two dollars nine pounds
twenty-five ninety-nine ms
4 How much are these things?
six euros seventy-five
a
b
©
a
e
£
@
In the USA...
twenty-five |
one euro fifty
pound ninety-/ bau
PREM esewanmuess
a
- a TV costs about $250. a small car cosis about $9,000.
2 Complete the sentences about the USA. Use about.
a Amobile phone <03ts about seventy dotars
baAcD RELAY-X
© Aprinter MOUNTAIN BIKE
d A pair of jeans
© A.good mountain bike
{ Acheap camera , =
cbs $9.99 | [BULLET Jeans 549.95
3 Write sentences about your country.
Inmy country
wn ATV .203t8_about va pair of jeans
acd a small car
$610
$99.00 Link
How much do |
these shoes cosi?
| How much:
this book? |
4 Write questions, Use How much is/are ...?
or How much do/does ... cost?
a How much does this radio cost?
b
©
da
€
f
is this book?
How much 9 tase shoes?
does this book
do these shoes
“How much cost?
(b|sunatasses [c]baq [ f |trainers
a day.
He a week.
She S52 month
| a year,
| shesadoctor. She cams He's a waiter. He
€150,000 a year. earns €80 a day.
5 Wie about these people. Use the numbers in brackets []
a She eams €3,500 a. month. (63,500) - > (d}._
’
b He (272,000) es year | SHORASSiorAT
© She (e790) pe MON-SAT
d He (e100) Ser) eae
e She {€1,800)
eee a ‘month |
f He [€48,000) esc
E NURSE (f jis AX DRIVER
_estauvayear | [4.000 month
Write in your language
This phone costs $49.50.
How much is this watch?
‘She earns €25,000 a month. jookshop ...; buy, sell; Can | have /1'd like ...; open
4 Shops and shopping
; £ & 2
butcher Ey shoe shop supermarket | We can also say:
ral sagt] —_| butcher's (= butcher's
“eal shop)
| baker's
| chemist’s
| ES
‘ower shop baker lothes shop chemist ~—=—newsagent
(A lower shop sels lowers. “Acchemist sells medicnes.
“You can buy flowors ata ower shop, You can buy medicines at a chemist
4 Write answers 1-8 in the diagram. 9
1 You can buy meat ata >| Td
2 You can buy clothes at a >
3 You can buy flowers ata > {
aA sells bread and cakes. [
5A sells newspapers. b[ |
6 You can buy medicines at a oF
7A sells shoes. |_| |
aA sells meat, bread, magazines... || [ I
Now complete the sentence:
9¥ You can buy this book at a
2 Where do you go? Draw lines on the map.
rn ‘You go shopping. You buy ... ~ ates ae |
butcher chemist bookshop shop ‘shop
() (Qa chicken,
(2) £23) newspaper,
(3) A atoothbrush,
i | newsagent tower ake
of a dictionary, ( ‘so
(5) abaguette,
® G¢ atic,
a pair of trainers and (8) & arose,
o@ ® eB ailcciess
oF — - eS
@ Id like four Thats Can | havea kilo of Yes |
| bananas, please. €1.60. potatoes, please? certainly. |
sale. Aedes.
3 Look at the shopping list and complete the questions.
Use Id like ... or Can | have ...? ke
a Can (have se ege, pease? Stopping |
some apples lange chicken
Yes - large or small? Sroses anice cream |
b | Beggs baguette
How many would you like? ee ee
} © e
Sorry. We dont sell bread. What colour—red, yellow or white?
a f
: ‘This one is two Kilos. Is that OK? Yes - strawberry or chocolate?
SUPASAVE av) py
Opening tines 4G C }
8,00-6.00 OPEN cLoseD eae)
| Theshop opensat8.00 1s 10.00 in the morning. _ It's 7.00 in the evening.
and closes at 6,00. The shop is open. The shop is closed.
overs 2. | lave sp Oe”
| |e ‘shop toss al... | | The stop is closed.
4 Complete the sentences. Silas DORGNOP
a On Saturday, the bookshop "5 at 9,00. Non-Fii 00-700
hh The bnakshop isn't on Sunday. Sewriay 3.00-4.00
Sunday Closed
The restaurant is .______ on Sunday evening.
@ On Saturday, the restaurant 00200, (ezanacin MeTAUALE
e The restaurant is, on Monday, Monday Closed
£ OnWednesday, the bookshop at 7.00. Tues-Fri12.00-10.00
Saturéay 1200-1130
Sunésy 400-1000 |
Va like a chicken, please.
The newsagent opens at 6.20.
‘The library is closed on Sunday. | stairs, lift, garage
Where's the (library)
Toes Aen cea eC
Key
railway station
bus station |
hotel q
restaurant
supermarcet
market
benk
post office
car park
brary
ainema
theatre
church
swimming oa
sors centre
gonhe Fa pegesaeles
4 Read the tourist information. What are the places?
a | For food shopping, try the big supermarket in Walco! Steet
b | There are three ie “in Milsom Street.
© |The last rain to London leaves the. at 10.38.
4 | The r Walcot Street, hos abou‘ 28,000 books
: [En aaa]
£ [There ore four... in Barton Street. |
: ie ‘has tennis, volleyball and basketball. |
2 Where can you see these i a
signs? | 9 Buses to »| ) CARS
— a tf & bus, station | tonpon || ror-129 eS) eer
b v se
c ——
ic
a “PARCELS
® HERE
, & Bee)
te
i at the end of Broad
Levemd next to the library, Street.
opposite the post atthe comer of
office, George Street and Broad
Street.
3 Look at the map in A. Write questions with Where's ...?
a Where's tre swimming pect? I's next to the sports centre.
b It’s opposite the railway station,
é Is at the end of Broad Street, opposite a church.
It’s in Barton Street, opposite the theatre,
It's at the comer of Walcot Street and Rridge Street
IVs in Manvers Street, next to the car park.
sane
j ® so 2
ae
acre
i
garage steos
4 Match the words with the buildings. Write 1 or 2.
car park
a [Z| The building has seven floors. e |_| The building has three floors,
b [J There's a garden behind the f [| There's a garage beside the
building. building.
c |_| There are steps behind the building. g {_] There's a car park in front of
@ C1) there isn't a lift. the building.
5 Look at the example. Write about a building in your town.
‘The Park Hote has four
floors. There's 0. lift. There's
a. car park behind the building.
It doesn’t have a garden.
Where's the post office?
| It's at the end of George Street.
| It has ten floors, but there’s a lift. The countryside
a Go through the gate. b Goalong the road,
along a wall, through over a bridge,
another gate, past a through a gate,
wood, over a stream along a fence and
and up a hill up ahill.
Answer: Answer:
© Go through the
gate, over a wall,
across a field,
over a stream and
through a wood.
Answer:
2 Where does the pall anit Write the phrases in the correct order.
2oross the felt
through the gate ./acrass the bridge
It goes ...
a across the bridge
b
mene B Vocabulary
3 Complete the sentences.
In the picture ...
a there's a
5 In Moscow and St Petersburg, people speak
6 In Cairo, Riyadh and Dubai, people speak
7 In Sydney and New York, people speak
8 In Paris and Marseille, people speak ...
9 In Madrid and Buenos Aires, P}
people speak
Now complete the sentence:
10¥ There are nine in this exercise.
5 Look at the examples. Write about you and your country.
RP fn ita “ tn England, people speake English,
In school, Ax school, pemple Leann French aud
i Sermon, soem French ont |
| Spi, be | pene emu
‘Are you American?
| don't speak Arabic,
She's from China. 2 phone on
mobile (phone)
acredit card
o——— ating
1 Match the words with the X-ray pictures.
a (laphone,tissuesandacomb — (j
b [Japhone, apen anda brush
c [_Jakey, a passport and money
d [| aphone, pens and a passport
{
e C] money, credit cards andaring [4) 5
f _] keys, a watch and tissues
2 What do you need?
‘a You want to phone a friend, @ phone e You want to know the time.
b You want to open a door.
© You want to go to the UK. £ You want to buy a coat,
You want to write a postcard, on,
B Vocabulary
@ _ There are lots of things in my
| room, On the table, there's a
lamp and some plants, and on
the shelf, there are some books
and a radio, On the desk, there's
MESSI | 2 computer and two clocks.
‘There are two cushions and a
| newspaper on the armehair. On
the wall, there are two pictures
anda mirror, And there's a
| television and some magazines
| on the floor. Links
3. What are the things in the picture opposite?
a computer d 8
b clocks. e h
© i i
4 Look at the two pictures. Write the words,
Picture A Picture B
a A plant, ‘There's one on the floor.
b ‘There are three.
ate There's one on the wall.
da ‘There are six,
e ‘There's one on the shelf.
if ‘There's one on the table.
8 ‘There's one on the shelf
‘There's one on the shelf.
‘There are two.
‘There isn’t one on the wall.
There are three.
‘There's one on the table,
‘There's one on the chair.
‘There's one on the shelf.
5 Find 14 answers in the wordsquare. Write the words
a You can buy things with these: money
b You can read these:
¢ You can write letters with these:
4 Two parts of a room:
e You can wear these:
£ Iwo things for your hair: _
g You can sit on these:
Write in your language
You need some money and @ passport.
‘There's a phone on the desk.
Where are my keys?
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