cd yy 4 pee Das a i a cy Carel Skinner with Maricla Regueke f Po caeUnit Perc u kes ee ead Starting Point 4 In the classroom: classroom objects Classroom language + Articles + Colours this / that / these / those » Months ss Cardinal and ordinal numbers 4 The Londoners 8 London: favourite places in town to he: positive and negative 2 CrazyGang —10_| Describing people: nouns and to be: questions and short answers adjectives 3 Friends’ Club | 12 | Countries and nationalities to be: Wh- questions 4 Story Time 44 | The country of Norland: geography | Possessive ‘s: singular and plural The Monster of of the country there is / there are: positive 16 48 | Family members Possessive adjectives 6 Crazy Gang | 20_| Appearance and possessions have got: positive and negative 7 Friends’ Club | 22 Pets have got: questions and short answers Body parts @ Story Time 24 | Mago’s room - there is / there are questions and short ‘The Monster of answers « Prepositions of place Norland 2 i | Revision 2 26 : Culture Comer 28 —_‘The British Isles 9 The Londoners | 30 _| In the forest: rules and instructions | Imperatives: postive and negative 3 40 Crazy Gang | 32_ Sports and musical instruments can (ability) - 41 Friends’ Club | 34 _| Time zones: telling the time can (revision) 42 Story Time 36 | By the lake Object pronouns The Monster of Norland 3 7 Revision 3 38 = —l 43 The Londoners | 40 _ Portobello Market _ Present Simple: positive 14 Crazy Gang 42 __| School subjects Present Simple: negative 48 Friends’ Club 44 Healthy lifestyle: sport and exercise | Present Simple: questions and short x answers + Prepositions of time 16 Story Time 46 | Talos Day Present Simple The Monster of + Adverbs of frequency Norland 4 Revision 4 48 - | Reading Comer | 50 _| Flying Home by Stephen Rabley ——— —— 47 The Londoners | 52 _| The seasons: weather Prepositions of time i 18 Crazy Gang 54 | A Picnic: food and drink Countable and uncountable nouns + some and any 49 Friends’ Club 56_—_ Healthy and unhealthy food How many? / How much? 20 Story Time 58 | A quick way home: What's the Wiy ..2 Because ‘The Mystery of matter? + Adjectives Blackdown Wood 1 Revision 5 60 |rent hie ars ‘Notting Hill Carnival Peprter oa) Present Continuous: positive and negative 64 Clothes Present Continuous: questions and short answers Club | 66 | Jobs Present Simple and Present Continuous + Time expressions + want to be 68 | House Rules must / mustn't ‘The United States of America A bus tour of London: famous places in London Directions, Magician’s show: describing objects Possessive pronouns Whose and Who's Holidays: sports and leisure activities like, love, hate + noun / -ing ‘A strange house: furniture Question words Family histories: time expressions to be Past Simple: positive, negative, and questions ‘Travelling: transport Past Simple: positive (regular verbs) Last weekend: wild animals Past Simple: negative (regular verbs) and questions ‘The secret room Present Simple, Present Continuous and Past Simple The Last Photo by Bernard SmithPs Starting Point Listen and repeat. understand. What's this in English? E= Tdon't Can you say it slowly, please? Yes, of course. Excuse me. Can you help me? ap That's wrong. ia cof bO@l--E oy. fCOl" "Ee...Match. Then listen and check. 1 © blackboard table poster apple orange map chair rubbish bin desk pencil pen felt-tip pen tuber book notebook school bag SAE ARS eS oCoVHe He on @/an and plurals This isaposter. _These are posters. This isan orange These are oranges. TY) Complete. Use a, an or @ (no article). 1 This is 3 Thisis... . apple. 4 ‘These are .. ..... oranges. 5 This is... ... pencil. bese 2 These are ......... desks. 7 ome eve 4 COL" - ey. SEOs = . school bag. a/an/ the This is a desk, ‘The desk is green. This is an apple. The apple is red. ‘These are pens. The pens are blue, Complete with a, an, the or 6 (no article). This is * w+. table and these are*..... desks. . table is brown and . desks are green > ‘These are * ....... oranges and these are“... .. apples. oranges are orange nd s...s.0. apples are red. i These are* pencils, Me Pens, "sn. felt-tip pens and ®....... rubbers. } soot pencils are pink, A .. pens are blue, felt-tip pens are yellow and... ... rubbers are white. This is ..... .. chair and this is ® rubbish bin. ssacaee chair is black and * soa bin is grey.~~) Look at Exercise 4 and match. Then listen and check. 1d pink a f 2 green 3 brown b 9 a) ac Oe 5 black ¢ ee h 6 yellow: 7 white gq i Si jomee aan ot 10 blue this / that / these / those +e ‘These are apples. ->e- & oe! Sea |) Complete. Use this, that, these, those. 4 That is an orange @ 2 is an orange. —@ 4... are oranges. — aw3Bshs : ‘ Oe » ORR nom oi wim TRE RO™ /) Put the numbers in order. ~§) Match. Then listen and repeat. fifteen twelve twenty eleven thirteen nineteen sixteen eighteen seventeen fourteen, eleven... eae 10 ; twenty thirty = 40 4 fifty te 80 d0 = 100 — qo 9 _ Listen. Circle the numbers you hear. eighty At thir a(13)30 d 16 0 b 14 40 e17 7% c¢ 15 SO f 18 80 r BI mTwWrite the next numbers. 1 twenty-one twenty-two 2 seventy-five sixty 3 twenty-two thirty-three 5 eleven thirteen 6 sixty-nine seventy-nin Complete. Then listen and repeat. 4 eighty-nine eighty-eight e Ast ~ firs Gth - sixt 7 ~seven 7th -. 8 - eight 8th - ig Listen. Number the months. ‘Then listen and repeat. January 1) March ‘September February April June May October August December July ‘November xs Ask and answer. What is the first month of the year? January. 2nd - second 3rd ~ third 4th ~ fourth sth — fifth 9 -nine 9th ~ ninth 10 ten 10th ~ tenth 1 Y 1 1 + i 7 ft i { th hth, Dates 12th March - the twelfth of March ne twenty-three forty-five forty-four eighty-seven fifteen eighty-nine 12- twelve B= 14- fourteen 15- fifteen “20- twenty a 22 twenty-two 23. | 24- twenty-four lth ~ eleventh 12th = twelfth 13th ~ thirteenth 14th ~ 15th ~ fifteenth 20th — twentieth = 2ist — twenty-first 2and — 23rd_~ twenty-third 24th - twenty-fourth al = SE) Listen and number. 3rd February ith February, 22nd May 3rd July 1 22nd October Mth May 31st October ist July _ 55) Dictate three dates to your partner. the twenty-fourth of July 24th dalyListen and read. Hil I'm Rob and I'm from London. Jenny, Vicki and Mark are my friends. They're from London too. We're Londoners. London isn't a | ‘small town — it's a very big city. 4 It's the capital of Great Britain. Sli meee This is Buckingham Palace. The flag is up. The Queen is in the palace. She's a Londoner too. t I'm not in the photo. Mark's in the t photo. He's in the funny hat. This is my favourite place — the London Eye. i's next to the River Thames. We aren't on the London Eye — we're on the bridge.7) Tick | true. Cross « false. 1 Rob isn't from Great Britain. Rob, Jenny, Vicki and Mark are friends. London is the capital of Great Britain. ‘The Queen isn't a Londoner. Rob’s in the funny hat ‘The London Eye is next to the river ‘The Londoners are on the London Eye. Noaonen to be positive and negative E ‘m ’m not re mie a os "te aren't BS ae Complete. 1 Jenny, Vicki and Mark ...20°.,. from London. 2 Mark, look! You ... in the photo. 3 London .... a small town. 4 The Queen. ........ in the palace. 5 The Londoners .. ‘on the London Eye. 6 Rob: 1 a Londoner. Match. Then listen and check. 1 © The Londoners are at the cinema 2. This isa library. ‘The Natural History Museum is great! 3 4 Rob is in the park. It's Hyde Park 5 This train station is in London. It's big and old. ‘om Listen and circle the correct words. 1 Rob's@the einem) at the train station 2 Jenny and Vicki are in the park / at the cinema. 3° Mark is next 10 the river / in the museum. Vicki's in the park / at the train stanton. 5 Rob and Mark we wn the museus / next to the river. Look at Exercise 5. Write true and false sentence’ 1 Rob isn’t at the train station He's at the cinema, Write about you. a = My friends ore We're from town /big city My Favounite places 2 smallcrazy. Listen and read. Bugsy Is Fred famous? Dilly No, he isn't. But he’s tall and handsome. Bugsy Fred isn't handsome. Are you crazy? Dilly No, I'm not. Bugsy Yes, you are. =A This is Popsy with her cat, Toffee. She's a pop star. Is Toffee a pop star?! No, Popsy's @ pop ster! She's a| wonderful singer and she's very clever, ‘She's pretty too. Is the cat rice? No, he isn't. He's a terrible cat. He's fat and naughty. Matt Here are Bugsy and Dilly. Popsy Are you friends? Matt Yes, we are, Hello, Popsy. Helio, Toffee Hi, Popsy. rm Fred the footballer. Your cat's very pretty! Thank you. Are a famous footballer? Yes, | am. Popsy Are they twins?“ Yes, they are. ‘Theyre the terrible twins! je Nala> Circle the correct words. _ Ask questions about the 1 Popsy is aGinged/ footballer. Crazy Gang. Who is it? 2 Toffee is a car / pop star. — 3. Dilly and Matt / Bugsy are twins dniba. git? 4 Fred and Matt are awins / friends mune 5 Fred / Matt is a footballer. Is it a boy? to be questions and short answers Yes, am. : al Noo Gnot. ~ Listen and complete. we es, fre you taneust joy BE G oo arent Zz he we cee No, tant ‘Am I handsome? x x Am [ tall? Practice ‘YeseLam, = And here's the ball! ; _) Ask and answer. Oh, hurray for ' fred... Is Fred famous? Are you terrible? Are you fun? Yes, we are! We're number one Oh, hurray for the No, he isn't. Fred / famous Fred / a footballer Popsy / a pop star Toffee / naughty i Is he fat? the twins / terrible Yes, he is. Matt / a footballer He's a naughty cat. y Oh, hurray for *... Is he terrible? Nounens you / a great singer Is he clever? Is he nice? the sentences. 1. Popsy is a pop star. She is famous. Popsy is a Famous pop star. Yes, he is. 2. Fred is a footballer. He is He's very nice. handsome. Oh, hurray for... 3 Bugsy and Dilly are the twins. They are terrible. 4 Toffee is a cat. He is naughty. 5 Matt is a boy. He is clever. 6 Dilly is a girl. She is naughty. Is she famous? Is she pretty? ‘Yes, she is. She's very pretty. Oh, hurray forRead and answer the question. Is the Friends’ Club for you? ae Ue We UTE) Listen and read. Silvio and Ania, ore you members of the Friends’ Club? Yes, we are. Where are you from, Silvio? I'm from Italy. I'm Italian. Are you from Rome? No, I'm not. I'm from Milan. What nationality are you, Ania? I'm Polish. How old cre you? I'm eleven years old and Silvio is ten. Are you and Silvio friends? Yes, we are. We're in the Friends’ Club! 2 3 4 5 6 ‘Weloome to the Friends" Club and the magazine with + Interviews + letters IW’ for you — Engiish learners and friends to be questions You are ten years old. Are you ten years old? How old are you? He is from aly. Ise from Italy? ‘Where is he from? hi Match. 1 Is Silvio amember of the Friends’ Club? a Yes, she is. Is Silvio from Rome? b Yes, they are. Where is Ania from? Is she eleven years old? How old is Silvio? Are Silvio and Ania friends? d No, he isn’t. f Yes, he is. + quizzes + facts ¢ She's from Poland. He's ten years old,Complete. Use Is, Are, How, Where, What. Then ask and answer. 1 ..J5... Silvio from Poland? 1s he from? - rationality is she? old is Ania? Silvio eleven years old? ‘Ania and Silvio in the Friends’ Club? onsen + Complete. Then listen and check. Poland Spanish Japanese Greece German French British Russia China Germany Beas. Russian Polish Chinese Greek = © Listen. Underline countries and circle nationalities. Welcome, welcome to Friends’ Club. It's for friends around the world. You're(lalian)and she's Frener He is Russian and we're friends. Welcome, welcome to Friends’ Club. It’s for friends around the world. I'm from Poland, you're from Spain. They're from China, sing again! ©) Listen and complete. Nationality ne R9SI ee | Name ...... fine. Age . Country .Genmay. Nationality 2 Name Age. ‘Country -- 3 Nationality Study Skills Look at the endings. Put the nationality adjectives from Exercise 5 into the correct groups. -an ese -ish_—_Other nationalities Ttolian ‘Chinese! Brifish) |Greok ©) Ask and answer about Exercise 7. Is Olga from China? No, she isn't. She's from Russia.The Monster of Norland 1 Listen and read. Welcome to Norland. Norland is a big and beautiful country. There are high mountains and green forests in Norland. Balan is the capital of Nortand. There is a castle in Balan and there's a big clean take too. Here are the king and queen of Norland. The king's name is Bruno. The queen's name is Marisa. The prince and the princess are here too. The prince's name is Jeremy. He's ten years old. Jessica, the princess, is sixteen years old. The children are on a beack by the lake, with Jeremy's dogs. Jessica Look, Jeremy! There are footprints on the beach. They aren't dogs’ footprints. Jeremy You're right. Dogs’ footprints ore small. Those ore big footprints — ¢ monster's footprints! Jessica A monster? Jeremy Yes. Look! There's o monster in the lake! A monster with a long toil Look at the picture in Exercise 1. Match. 1 castle e 5 lake 2 beach 6 forest 3 footprints 7 mountain 4 monster a eee Answer. Is Norland a big country? oeetveS What is the capital of Norland? What is the king's name? Singular Plurat : ‘The dog's ‘The dogs? * ‘Wiho is.Macisa? ‘name is, names are How old is Jessica? Brutus, Brutus and Hector. aaren+ What is in the lake?Complete. Use ’s or s*. Qe Zt e 1 The dog... names are 4 The monster... tail is Brutus and Hector. long. GO Be 2 The king... name is § The dog... tails are Bruno. 3 The dog.... footprints 6 The queen. are small. children are clever. Pronunciation /1/ /i:/ Listen and repeat. king queen — footprint. green capital prince clean beach Listen again. Put the words in the correct columns. At Jif king qpeen there is / there are positive ‘There is a lake in Balan. There are mountains in Norland. Complete. Use There is or There are. Theres... a king in this story. .- two children in this story. a castle in Norland, .- gfeen forests in Norland. . mountains in Norland. a big clean lake in Balan. je 4 monster in the lake, Noosons about your town. There i a lake in ny town. There are two cinemas.a Revision 1 ircle the odd words out. » Look at the pictures. Match the qi 1 library cinema (city) train station and answers. 2 pretty funny clever tootballer F 3 Brazilian trance Greek Japanese ‘oie ver IE] also 4 monster king queen prince 2) What iit b No ti 5 forest lake beach dog. SE NEY, o Katina 6 small big _palace_ long mbamerst: d They're 4 What are they? Yes, they Find seven more adjectives. Look->4 . 5 ls itarivert f ¥s, itis 6 Are they cats? e 3 ol- lz alomlalelNlzim joe i= —|4|a/¢]5 Listen and repeat. iM This is Prince Tim and this is King Jim. Je] ‘Queen Jean's on a long clean beach. Af and /i:/ ‘Queen Jean, King Jim, Prince Tim and his pretty sister, Jill are in the city cinema. It Chinese film today: ‘Bridge on the River Green’. _ Point to the pictures in Exercise 4. Ask and answer questions. What is it? It’s a river.Look at the pictures. Find five Complete. Use 's or s’. more differences. 2 This is the cat. boy. .... dog. 3 The girl. ..... hats 4 This is my are funny. friend. ..... school. S&S g 5 This is the 6 This is the boy. _. school bag. @ Collect different things and put them § ina bag. | © Give the bag to another group. ' © Guess what's in the bag. | ‘There are three i i pencils. ' ' ‘There's a book. © ' 1 1 @ Look in the bag and check. i | 7 here is one castle in picture A and there are “ two castles picture B ThereThe owe isten and read. cki Look ot these photos of my family, Jenny. nny Oh, who's thet cute little boy? Is that your brother? Yes, that’s my little brother. He's five years old, Jenny What's his nome? i Martin. That's my sister. She's fourteen ny What's her name? ck Amy, These ore our parents. My mother’s name is Jill ond my father’s name is Bill Look, here | om with my grandmal cond grandfather. y How old is your grandad? I don't know! But my grandma is sixty-two. Her name is Doris. Who's that toll man? He's my Uncle Lee ~ my mum's be Who are the two children? They're my cousins, Anno ond Robi They're Uncle Lee and Aunt Kay's daughter and son. y_ And this funny dog? That's Bonzo, my cousins’ dog. Is this © photo of your legs? No, it isn't! It’s @ photo of our pet @ What's its name? Her nome is Goldie.preh \ > complete Vicki’s family tree. Pronunciation /0/ Listen and repeat. Possessive adjectives my family your brother our pet cat his son your legs her mother their daughter its name ©) Circle the correct words. 1 I'm Martin and Vicki is your, Uqns)sister 2 This is Robin with his / her dog 3 We're Robin and Anna. Vicki and Martin are our / their cousins. 4 How old is your / its grandmother, Vicki? 5 This is Anna with his / her brother, Robin. 6 7 Look at this cat, What's its / their name? Here are Uncle Lee and Aunt Kay with our / their children, Robin and Anna. this that these mother father brother grandmother grandfather their the they 9) Look at Vicki’s family tree in Exercise 2. What are their names? 4 He's Lee's father. What's his name? George 2 She's sixty-two. Jill is her daughter. What's her name? 3. I'm George's son and Vicki's uncle. What's my name? 4 She's Kay's daughter and Martin's cousin. What's her name? 5 I'm Lee's sister and Robin's aunt. What's my name? 6 He's Bill’s son and Amy’s brother. What's his name? > Make a family tree. Write the members of your family. Ask and answer. Complete your partner’s family tree. What's your grandfather's name? His name's How old is he? ©) Look at Exercise 5. Write puzzles about your family. Then ask and answer. He's my mun’s father What's his nome?Listen and read. Fred Your long blond hair is very prety Popsy Thank you, Fred. You've gota nice smite Dilly He hasn't gota rice smile. He's gota sily smiot Bugsy And 2 funny mouthl I've got a new cer. y You're very lucky! What colour is it?| ‘What's your favourite o ed. Fred You've got 2 sweet litle nose, Popey. Popsy Thank you, Fred. You've got nice eyes. Bugsy And big ears! Matt 1've got a new CD player and your new hit CD, ve got a computer ‘and new computer games! Dilly Fred, your computer is old! Popsy! Popsy Fred, we've got your new red car. Let's go to Matt's house now! But | haven't got my: here. E Twins Yes, you have, Fred. Is Bugsy And you haven't got new games. gear ete. Popsy Oh, there's Matt."Look at Exercise 4. Write what © Circle the correct words. the twins have got and haven't got. 1. Popsy’s nose is big The twins have got... 2 Her hair is:blond / black Bogey: 3 Fred's computer isId’/ new. 4 Fred's car is red / green. 5 Matt's CD player is mew’ / old. have got positive and negative I you ave have not | we ve haven't they got | 2 te ius aw ~ Read. Who is it? ‘ i hasn't 41 He hasn't got black hair and his hair isn’t 4 blond. He isn’t very tall. He's got a small nose but he hasn’t got brown eyes. He hasn't got a car and he’s got a CD player. He's got a sister. 2 He isn’t very tall but he isn’t very short. He geomplete; hasn't got red hair and he hasn’t got blond 4 Popsy ..!80./.9e!.. short hair. She hait. His nose isn’t big and he’s got brown, & long hair. eyes. He's got a computer and he's got a car. 2 Fred ws. @ New computer. He He's got a lot of friends. seo an Old computer. a Bithe wins aa bate _ Talk about a classmate. Who is it? 4 Popsy’s a great singer and she He isn’t very tall and he’s got red hair. ace it CO, He’s got a red school bag. He’s got a sister ... 5 Matt, you're very lucky, you... anew CD player. E Listen and match. "> Listen and complete. and this song is for you Fred, you «... brown hair and you're very tall. PPR SE SOURS Be a good friends and this is true. You're very special friends ‘Matt has got red hair and his eyes are brown. ee He 4...seecereoscseee @ CD player and my new CD too. Bise The twins °c Fed hair and their eyes are green. With Fred, Matt and the twins 4 a Wonderful team, f “eeypaget é 4 You ’. a nice smile, you're great with a ball. i Nese agen BEENRead and tick what's in today’s magazine. a animals b countries pets d places Listen and read. Tick | Juan's pet. What's Hello, Juan. ey Hi, Ally. Ally Have you got brothers and sisters, Juan? Yes, | have. I've got two brothers ond a sister. Hove they got pets? My brothers haven't got @ pet but my sister's got a cat. Have you got a pet, Juan? Yes, | have. What have you got? Guess. Is it big or small? It’s small. Whot colour is it? It’s white. How mony legs has it got? I's got four legs. Are they long or short? They're short. Has it got big ears? No, it hasn't. It’s got small ears. Has it got big teeth? Yes, it hos. Juan Ally Juan Ally Juan Ally Juan Ally Juan Ally Ally Juan Ally Ally Juan Hello, ‘Today the magazine ig about pets. We've got an interview with Juan from Spain, an animal quiz and a letter from Diana in Brazil. $ my Pet? an Has it got a tail? sen Yes, it has. I's got « long thin toil. Ally Isita cat? Juan No, it isn't. I's got asm head and small pink e And it's very intelligent! Ally Oh, yok! | know. It’s 2[_] acail Serer mies have got questions and short answers 1 1 Have 304 Yes, you have we No, we havent, they gotat they mi ve, has et No, SN hasm't i i have got questions He has got a pet Has he got a pet? ‘What has he got? ) Match. 1. What has Juan got? da Yes, Ihave. 2 Have Juan's brothers b No, they got a pet? haven't 3 Have you got a pet, Juan? © No, it hasn't. 4 Has Juan's pet got long legs? He's got 5 Has Juan’s sister got a cat? a rat. Yes, she has. Use for positive answers and — for negative answers. Then listen and check. — = £@ have spiders got eight legs? @ Have birds got teeth? Have leaf insects got eyes? © Have guinea pigs got tails? © Have hedgehogs got ears? Think of a pet. Ask and answer. Has it got short legs? BE CAREFUL. Hsacat lit Ha got green “ts rere (The eats nene Write the letter. Use five more Yes, it has. Has it got big eyes? Hockie) apostrophes (’). Dear Ally ond Alex, My family’s got a. pet parrot. Its from Brazil. Its get a long raul. Its tad is red. Its beautiful and funny. Its got a. big head and small eyes. Its veme is Pip. Its very clever. Love Diana *_ oe tory lime Remember the story! Complete. Bruno and Marisa are the ‘eeatilG.ecene and queen of Norland. Their children are Jessica and * Balan is the capital of Norland. Norland is a very beautiful *. saves DULL there is a big problem. There iS a 4.0... in the lake. jen and read. Look, Marisa! Rik, the Bosland is here! Welcome, Rik. You're very sod. What's wrong? Is there o problem in this beautiful country? Yes, there is. We've got terrible problems in Norland. There’s no rain and the water in the lake is ditty. There's o monster in the loke. It’s Talos. There's no water-for our people and their animals. Are there other lokes in Norland? Yes, there are. But they're small and they're dry. Is there water in the rivers? No, there isn’t. The rivers are dry too. Ahl Here's Mago, our magician. ‘Mago, there's no water for our people. Is there an answer to this, problem? Yes, there is. Let's go to my room. Tick true. Cross false. 1. Rik is the prince of Norland. 2 Bosland 3. There are problems in Norland. 4 Talos is a monster. 5 Mago is a magician the capital of Norland. there is / there are questions and short answers ‘There is a problem, Is there a problem? Yes, there is. No, there isn’ ‘There are lakes in Norland. Are there lakes in Norland? Yes, there are. No, there aren't.Answer. 1 Are there problems in Norland? 2 Is there a monster in the lake? 3 Is there clean water in the lake? 4 Are there other lakes in Norland? 5 Is there water in the lakes? 6 Are there rivers in Norland? 7 Is there water in the rivers? ce} King Bruno and Rik are with Mago. e There is a big glass ball in his room. Listen and read. King The monster is a big danger to my people Mage There is an answer to the problem. Look in the gless boll, King Bruno. Look ot the monster. King Whereis it? Rik It’s on the rock! The rock is near the trees. Mago And there's © cave under the rock. In front of the cave there's « gold box with magie dust in it. That's the answer to our problem, King But look! There are two people behind the trees. Rik Oh, no! They're in great donger! Let's go! Prepositions ‘The glass ball is soi oreo ontenite (norte ns LB under the desk. YYGEEY behind the cher B Look at Exercise 5 and match. 1 Where isthe rock? = © a behind the trees 2 Where is the cave? b in the gold box 3 Where is the gold box? near the trees 4 Where is the magic don the rock dust? € in front of the 5 Where are the two cave People? f under the rock 6 Where is the monster? Ask and answer about Mago’s room. Are there cats in ‘Mago’s room? Yes, there are. Where are they? Write about Mago’s room. There are three people in Mago’s room.Revision 2 "> Put the words in the correet groups. uncle grandmother mouth parrot daughter son nose cat aunt ears rat fish eyes hair spider - ney mouth _ Circle the correct words. 1. My brother and cousin ((sistet)/ daughter are twins. ‘Tom's father is my uncle. Tom is my brother / son / cousin. Spain is a beautiful country / city / town. ‘My sister's got beautiful blue hair / ears / eyes. That tall woman is my mother’s sister. She's my uncle / aunt / son. Rabbits have got long ears / tails / eyes. o "> Listen and repeat. a ‘mother mouth thin father thirty this three the birthday they their Thursday b Listen again. Put the words in the correct columns. BI nother Ce Listen and repeat. There's a problem. My mother and father are thirty-three. Or are they thirty? This is the problem and their birthday is on Thursday! Help! Personal pronoun: adjectives | Complete. and p The she it we they my his her its Hello! * 4... name is Pedro and * . am Spanish. My friends are Jorge and Blena and’ ....... ate Spanish too. “sess + are all from Madrid ~ the capital of Spain. Jorge is tall and _’S got blond hair. Elena is’ sister, Elena is short and"... hairis black. has got a pet rabbit. name is Toto.© Look at the pictures, Hel Lisa Jack John Delia Correct the sentences. 1 Helen’s got a computer. No, she hasn't She's got a can 2 Lisa's got computer games. 3 Jack's got a car. 4 John’s got a new CD. 5 Delia’s got a CD player. | Complete the questions, a dog under the table? . four rabbits on the box? . a cat near the sofa? -- a box under the table? five spiders in front of wean the sofa? 6 a monster on the sofa? _ Look at the picture and answer the questions in Exercise 6. 1 No, there isn't. There is a dog in front of the table. Seale Nun WwW A, Me woe ‘eas = | @ Draw and colour an animal's head. @ Fold the paper. Give the paper to a classmate. © Take the paper from your classmate. Draw and colour an animal’s body. Repeat number 2. @ Take the paper from your classmate. Draw and colour legs. Repeat number 2. { @ Describe your crazy animal! eae meee neta caeRead and look at the map. ‘There are two big islands in the British Isles ~ Britain and Ireland. ‘There are two countries in_ Ireland, Northern Ireland is in the north and the Republic of Ireland is in the south. ‘There are three countries in Britai ‘They are Scotland, Wales and England. Scotland is in the north. England is south of Scotland and Wales is west of England. Scotland, Wales, Northern Ireland and England ar all countries in the United Kingdom. Scotland s Look at the map. Circle the correct words. 1 There are two five in the British Isles. 2 Scotland is north / west of England. » 3 ‘There are two / three countries in Ireland, 4 Wales is / isn’t in the Unit Kingdom. 5 The Republic of Ireland és / isn't in the United Kingdom.Listen, Number the pictures. a _ listen. Label the pictures in Exercise 3. Choose a country. Ask and answer. Is it east of Wales? No, it isn't. Is it west of Wales? ‘Yes, it is. Is it the Republic of Ireland? ‘Yes, it is! Well done! Complete. Use north, south, east, west. 1 Wales is ......!.521.... of England. 2 Scotland ... of England. 3 England is of Wales. 4 England is of Scotland. 5 The Republic of Ireland is .. of Northern Ireland. Write sentences about your country. Use the words in the box. north — south river ‘mountain east west, lake sea island Lewis i on islan in Scottanc! Lewisisin the north of Scotland. country and draw it on the map. Find photographs to illustrate this part of the country. Find music from your favourite part of your country. Play it to your friends.Listen and read. ‘Then answer the question. Where are the Londoners today? The Londoners are on a day trip with their teacher. They're in Epping Forest. It’s a big forest near London. There are a lot of rules in British forests and parks. Listen and read. Match the signs to three sentences in Exercise 1. By , a b c“) Match. Then listen and check. ee 12) Ready, steady, go! 2" Go under the tree. Don't touch it! Don’t stop! Run! Jump over the well. Walk across the river. Imperative positive negative Stop! Don't stop! Read! Don’t read! eure ‘Well done! Now stop and rest. ©) Write the rules. Then listen and check. drop litter swim in the lake ride bicycles play football play loud music 1 yeaa 4 Stand up now! Don't sit down! ‘Walk, don’t stop! Write instructions for the other team. Ask the other team to follow the Stop, then runt instructions. go under walk run jump touch stand sit ‘Touch your nose! Jump up high! Run to the wall! Go under your deskt i 4 ® This is fun! Men ereypagnbeenih Go under the desk!Listen and read. | Lohat can gou do? Show = | Popsy Our fist player is Fred. Fred, you can Popsy Hil I'm Popsy, the faious pop star! \ | football but can you kick a ball five | Welcome to the What can you do?’show. = || hundred metres? We've got wonderful prizes today! YI even: of coumnttcon ‘The first prize is a holiday for two in France. | | ‘The second prize is a horse and the third prize is a computer. | c}— What age do? Show Popsy Now, here are the terrible twins! Dilly and Popsy Fred, that's fity metres and a broken a eee yal ‘window! What a pity! You aren't the winner ig, cen pou pay ne hue aa of the first prize but you've got the third | prize — a computer! But | can't use @ computer! Z i ‘Our third player is Matt. Matt, can you jump from ta | Popsy Oh dear, not very good! You've got Matt No, leant. the second prize ~ a horse. | | Popsy Sut our first prize is a holiday for two in France. | twins Oh, no! We can ride a bicycle but Matt But I can't speek French we can't ride a horsel | Popsy But can and the holiday is for two!Answer. 1 eaaon ‘What's the name of the show? Are there good prizes on the show? ‘What's the second prize? ‘Who's the first player? Is Fred the winner of a holiday in France? Who is the third player? can positive and negative 1 You He 1 can’t = ror tide a bicycle. We ‘They ‘can questions and short answers, He can ride a bicycle. Can he ride a bicycle? Yes, he can. No, he can't. What can he do? ractice 1 2 3 4 ‘Complete. Use can or can’t. ae Yes, he What .. play football the twins ride a horse? No, .. Fred kick a ball fifty metres? .. Fred do? He they ‘Matt speak French? No, he |) Pronunciation /2/ /x/ /e:/ a Listen and repeat. Jee! Of course we can. But I can. fol We can ride a bicycle. ‘What can you do? Jai! | can't use a computer. ‘We can't ride a horse. b Now listen and tick fof feel fast 11 can speak French. 2 Yes, I can. 3 I can't ride a horse. 4 Can he speak German? |) Listen. Tick — what the gang can do. Cross » what they can’t do. Put a question mark © if you don’t know. Ost ty play tennis x play football? use a computer tide a bicycle play the piano play the guitar ) Ask and answer about the gang. Can Popsy ride a bicycle? No, she can’t, Can Popsy play football? I don't know. |) Write two sentences about each member of the gang. Use and and but. Popsy can play the piano and the guitar She con use a computer but she con't play ternis. _ Ask and answer. Find classmates who ... * can ride a bicycle but can’t play tennis. © can ride a bicycle and play football. * can use a computer and ride a bicycle.Read and answer the que 5 Where is the home of tim: ammm==: =r for all our readers around the world! Can ‘you tell the time in English? Read on! Listen and read. A Look at the table, Ask and answer. Tick » true. Cross © false. 41 Greenwich is in London. 2 There is a river near Greenwich Park. 3 The Royal Observatory | is on a hill. 4 The red ball is at the top of the pole at one o'clock Mexico City Warsaw Moscow every day. 5 There are twelve time zones in the world It’s twelve o'clock in 6 When it’s twelve o'clock Greenwich. What time is in Greenwich, it’s twelve if tn Mexico Cyt o'clock in Washington too. It’s five o'clock.Match. Then listen and check, 1b It's quarter to eight. 2 __ It's quarter past eight. 3 W's half past eight. 4” Ws twenty-five past eight. 5 6 t's ten to eight. Is eight o'clock. BE CAREFUL , (NT But look! Rik is with them. Can you see him? He's got the =. box with the magic dust! ee 8 The monster's corms are around Us! Help us, Rik! Rik, listen to me. Don't kill the monster. Take the magic dust ‘and throw it on the monster. o fpCircle the correct words. 1 The king and the queen are (on a hill)/ under a rock. / in a cave. 2. The king and the queen are with Rik. / Mago. / Jeremy and Jessica. 3. Jeremy and Jessica / The king and the queen / the people of Norland are in danger. 4 Mago / Rik / The monster has got a box with magic dust. 5 The monster has got Jessioa and Jeremy / Rik / the queen. Object pronouns me us you you him them her it Look at the story in Exercise 2. Write the names for the pronouns. 1 (Picture 1) Rik is with them. Jereny ond Jessica (Picture 1) Can you see him? (Picture 2) Jeremy, stand near her. (Picture 2) The monster's behind you! (Picture 3) Help us, Rik! (Picture 4) Take the magic dust and throw it on the monster. ouron Complete. Use object pronouns. 1 Rik is in front of the cave. The king can. see LUM... Rik, we're in danger! Help Rik is with Jeremy and Jessica. He can help 7 4. Jessica is behind the tree. Jeremy is with 5 The monster is in the lake. Can you see 2 6 Look out, Jeremy and Jessica! ‘The monster is behind ........ Look at the picture. Correct the false information. King Bruno is on the hill. He's behind the trees. Queen Marisa is next to him. Mago the magician is behind her. Jeremy's dogs are in front of the magician. The king isn't behind the frees. He's in Front of them. Listen and put the verses in the correct order. LPC bn gO beRG, a Oh, no! The terrible monster! Jeremy, don’t look at itt Now the monster's near us. Help us, help us, Rik! * J Ete g ae pen b | Jessica, you're in danger! Oh, look! fs it true? There's a monster in the lake. It’s behind Jeremy and you! © Stop! Don’t kill the monster! ‘The monster can’t hurt us. Remember my words to you. Remember the magic dust! Don't be frightened, Jessica! V've got my sword with me. I can kill the monster. Look at me and see! pePiesrpagecdoyill Ab As gue BPE Lag BSE ag wx i"& Revision 3 >) Ask and answer. |) Match. = cat 2B? 1 ride ec a aball r He Fepias / le 2 kick b at this photo Se 3 look © abicycle 4 speak d football 5 use e acomputer 6 play ‘ f French "Listen and repeat. We can do the cancan. Can you do the cancan? ‘Yes, we can. But look at Paul. He can’t do the cancan at al drop run shout "| Complete. Use object pronouns. 4 Denit.croplitter! 2. 4 I'm behind John. John’s in front of 2 Where is Mark? I can't see 3. Jenny is right. Listen to 5 You've got problems. I can help B te 6 They're your friends. Stay with ... | "> Write rules for the swimming pool. oe Sy oa Gee SS 4 That is my favourite photo. Look at rea Sz a 4 the drums. jump.Fun Time Play the Friends game. Dlink for 5 B Name three fifteen characters from the oo Londoners. Name three ‘characters from ‘The Monster of Norland, characters from ‘The Crazy Gang. D stand up ‘and sit down, ten times in ten B Name the ‘editors from Friends Club. @ spett the name of the classmate next (0 you.Listen and read. Tick . the correct word. ‘There is a famous apark — bsupermarket | ¢ market in Portobello Road, In Britain children go to school from Monday to Friday. There isn’t school at the weekend. Every Saturday morning Jenny and her mother go to Portobello Market in Portobello Road. It's a very interesting and famous market. You can buy things from around the world. A lot of Londoners and millions of tourists go there every year. Listen and read. ~ et Day by Jenny Marke ack match man week Wek hves ere at the waste Fost te stall sells © m We xe very rear Port veqersties neny SONG al We by fy awoke oelck panei Ve doos new ticks rear Tick true. Cross _ false. 2 Jenny lives near Portobello Market. Jenny and her mum walk to the market. Jenny's mum buys fruit and vegetables at the market. Jenny sells jeans at her favourite stall. 5 At twelve o'clock they go home. 6 Every Saturday Vicki, Jenny and her mum watch a juggler. on aa Listen and write the times. Present Simple positive 1 go to the market \ You buy hot dogs gets up 10.00 We wate the juggler hey carry the ba Oger every Saturday. watches TV {g0eS to the market He buys hot dogs goes to the park She watches the juggler I earries the bags does homework ‘goes swimming — Cirele the correct form of the verbs. reads a book 1) Vicki and Jenny(lveY lives near Portobello Market. 2 Jenny walk / walks to the market Say a sentence about Rob or Mark, Who is it? with her mum, He gets up at ten 3 They meet / meets Vicki at the market 3 every Saturday, o'clock every Sunday. 4° Jenny's favourite stall sell / sells . totes t's Mark, 5 Jenny's mum buy / buys fruit and vegetables at the market. Pronunciation /s/ /2/ /ie/ 6 Jenny and Vicki fove / loves Saturday @ Listen and repeat. mornings. walks loves washes likes goes sells gets watches takes meets lives Put the sentences in order. Then listen and check. does starts reads speaks plays @ Al three o'clock Rob goes home ; and washes his dad’s car. He likes b Listen again. Put the verbs in the correct that job, columns. b 1 Rob loves Sunday! He gets up at if el hued nine o'clock and plays computer games with his brother. Then he watches television, © — Athalf past four the fun ends he does his homework! 4 He meets Mark with his dog in wolks loves washes Write about your weekends. the park. They play together. On Saturckey I get ip at. € His favourite programme starts at ten o'clock, Study Skills goes to the park. He roller blades English words you know: or rides his Jeans ached dig © stenertentce bicycle, ‘Think of other similar words in your language.Match. Then listen and repeat. 1 Geography f 5 PE 2 History 6 Science 3 English 7 Music 4 Maths Bar > Listen and read. Wee wk ‘Are you good pupits? Bugsy Of course we are! Bugsy Sixteen plus fourteen minus nine equals ... Oh, I don’t know the answer. I do not understand Maths. Dilly What's the capital of Mexico? Is it Mexico City? Oh, I don't like Geography! Dilly Well, Bugsy doesn't work in lessons, Bugsy And you don't revise for tests! oe Dilly And you don’t do your homework! Fred What about lessons? Bugsy Well, I don't like Science and Dilly doesn't like History. Dily And we dont dike Fierch Fred Now | understand! You like school but ‘you dori Tike tessors! But you like school! gsy We love school! We have fun with our Idends and there are long breaks and ... ‘And school lunches are great!Listen and complete. 4% Present Simple negative 1 You donot ‘We: don't n me like History. Bugsy likes school, He Dilly likes school. She bes You don’t like school, in kiceanie then you're not cool. Soimpegiiene Ath, . on Monday the lessons start. + Maten. ‘The twins have Geography 1 Bugsy doesn’t understand f a his homework. and then they have Art. 2 Dilly doesn’t like b school. 3 Bugsy doesn’t do © lessons. Ate on. :. 4 Dilly doesn’t revise d for tests. the twins have a break. 5 The twins don’t e Geography. Bugsy has a drink 6 The twins like f Maths. and Dilly has a cake. Practi ‘They have their lunch Tick — the subjects you like and cross » the rae subjects you don’t like. Ask your partner to do They play with thelr friends aes and they have great fun. } 2 It’s French after lunch fells! |ele g | WE saieciiseg e\e & E | 2) e| 8 Dilly doesn’t like French. S248 Po |b PAR) What about you? i ‘You | ‘Then it is Music . and at * i Your friend the twins go home _4 and have their tea "Listen. Circle the twins’ lessons on Monday. BBE] Write about the twins Monday | > i ae school timetable and your Monday MONDAY school timetable. (Geograph) Maths On Mondays the twins start school at nine. My lessons don't start at nine, 2 Arc! History they start af . 3 Science / Maths 4 French / Engl 5 Music / PE LLPRead and tick — what today’s magazine is about. Alex Miles Does she play basketball? it Present Simple questions and short answers 1 What's the name of Miles’ t i 2 Does Miles live in Arizona! 5 ou do. 3 Does he live with his pate Do "play basketbat Yess You di : we No, we don’t 4 Do his parents go to all his they my 5 Does his sister like basketh his ee 6 Does she go to all his match 7 8 athe time two ‘Keep Fit’ programmes for ‘You. One is from Maria Sanchez, b school subjects a reader in Argentina. The other programme is from Miles Brandon, © keeping fit the American basketball d sport Dieveat Basketball Payer Listen and read. ‘Are you fit? Today we've got — Alex ved Alyce Well, Miles, you play for Arizona ‘Arrows. Do you live in Arizona? Yes, Ido. | live with my porents ond my sister. Do your porents go to all your matches? Yes, they do. They're wonderfull What about your sister? Does she g0 fo all your matches too? No, she doesn't. She works in the tfiernoon, so she watches them ‘on TV! Does your sister like basketball? Yes, she does, but her favourite sport is tennis. You'te @ great basketball player, Miles, but do you play other sports? No, I don't. | don't have time! Answer. No, SP doesn't ‘ What's her favourite sport Does Miles play other gamePrepositions of time at nine o'clock / night / the weekend Jn the morning / the afternoon / the evening ‘on Sunday / Monday morning / Tuesday night Complete. Use in, on, at. Then listen again and check. Alex How often do you exercise, Miles? Miles Every day. I run in the park ’...0... the morning and I go to the gym 2 ceaoee the evening, Alex What do you do at the gym? Miles I do aerobic exercises. Alex When do you practise with your team? Miles We practise '........ the afternoon every day - well not *.. Sundays. Alex Where do you go for fun ®.... the weekend? Miles I go to a disco’........ Saturday evening. I get home late”... night Alex Good luck for the match, Miles! Present Simple questions He practises every day. Does he _ practise every day? When does he — practise? Make questions. Use Where, When, What. a He runs in the park. Where cloes Miles renin the noming? He goes to a gym in the evening. He does aerobic exercises at the ‘Sym. He practises in the afternoon. He goes to a disco on Saturday evenings. He gets home late. a 1 From: Brazil / school every day does gymnastics at school / at a dub / at home goes to judo club every Monday / Tuesday / Friday plays volleyball / tennis / basketball on Fridays swims / jogs / dances at the weekend Complete. Ally — Where *..28.904 from Marie I'm from Argentina. Ally Do%. Maria Ally Where’. Mario | do gymnastics at school. How often *. rad When *... I play tennis on Fridays, When ¢ 2 Ally Maria I swim at the weekend. Act out an interview with Maria. Where are you from, Maria? I'm from Argentina. ‘Mania walks fo school every day. She ‘Name: Maria Sanchez 2 runs eycles / walks to | } Yes, I do. 1 walk to school every day. Igo to the judo club every Tuesday. | Write about Maria’s “Keep Fit’ programme.Remember the story! Complete. Use magic dust, lake, sword, arms. Jessica and Jeremy are by the '............. They're in danger. Talos the terrible monster has got his .. .. around them, But Jeremy and Jessica are not alone. Rik is with them. He's got avers and the magic dust in a box. He doesn't kill Talos. He throws the * into the monster's eyes. Listen and read. Suddenly, it’s dark. First there's lightning, next there's thunder, then there's rain. Finally the sky is clear again. F Look at the lake. The water is clean again! And Talos is a beautiful swan now! INOW there is a Talos Day in Norland’ every year. Rik always visits Norland on Talos Day. He usually travels from Bosland by horse. He often stays in the castle in Balan with the king and the queen The people of Norland usually meet by the lake on Talos Day and there is a big party. The parties never finish before morning. The people play music and dance. Jessica always dances with Rik. Jeremy and Mago sometimes do tricks with the magic dust and ‘Talos the swan swims in the lakegNofland igithe country of happy people again,Answer. 1 Is the water in the lake dirty now? 2 Is 3 Where do the people of Norland meet on Talos Day? 4 Does Rik travel to Norland by horse? 5 Where does Rik stay in Balan? 6 Are the people in Norland happy again? alos a beautiful swan now? Adverbs of frequency Jessica always dances with Rik. ‘The people usually meet by the lake. He offen stays in the castle. Jeremy sometimes docs magie tricks. ‘The parties never finish before morning. grams to remember L543] never sometimes often usually always Listen and tick \ the correct columns. Never Sometimes Usually Often Always travel to other countries help people ride his horse carry his sword take the magic dust meet monsters Kill monsters use the magic dust ask Mago for help Write five sentences about Rik. Use adverbs of frequency. Fik always rides his horse.eur Ce fz | Complete. "Listen and repeat. My cousin Rose always wins when she plays football or swims, 1 2 3 She climbs high mountains too. 2 She stands on her head ss 242-4 before she goes to bed ° and she runs to school - do yout 1 2 x 3 ml : t s 6 6 4 ree 5 97) Find eleven more verbs. Look > 4. (wa [tL [K)s [Hy |e | kr. ryt aa ele a eae sitions of time ~ ~ 7) Complete. Use ar, in, on. aE Pe 1 We never go for a walk .... the E|D|IM/|D/L{G|T [R morning, 2. We usually go to the swimming pod. L|O,/E }U)'¥ |o./€ |c Sunday evening. PILIE ly tlilule 3 [ sometimes go to bed ... ea o'dlock. E|A|T|B{U/Y IN /S 4 Do you watch television ......... the = aia weekend? PUR JAC IT IIS IE 5 They always play tennis morning ......... Mondays.Simple and adverbs of frequency ent A looks at table A below and student a table B on page 104. Ask and Every morning / judo In the evenings | Where does Natalie tive? ) ( She lives én Paris. — LC © Write sentences in code. ‘Then decode your partner's sentences. (1a /2D / 4B /2C/ 46 ) 1) Put the words in the correct order. 1 Adam and Andy / breakfast / have / at nine o'clock / always ‘Adam ond Andy always have breakfast at nine o'clock. 2 never / in the morning / they / read books 3 goto the cinema / often / at weekends / they 4 Natalie / reads books / in the evening / sometimes 5 goes to bed / always / she / at nine (7) Complete. Use the correct form of the verbs. love live get up play swim go ride run live Adam and Andy * in New York. They're brothers. They *.. at eight o'clock. They cece judo club every morning. In the afternoon ‘Adam * . tennis with his friend John. Andy * his bicycle in the park. Adam is a very good swimmer. He“. on Friday evenings. Andy is a good runner. He? .. . in the park on Saturday evenings. Adam and Andy toa TF C He never has breakfast at | \ the restaurant.) D E he like they eat breakfast vegetables never swim have we buy Maths at the market lunch hamburgers at the restaurant a cup of tea ‘on Mondays every day in the morningFelix is a blue and yellow bird from Bra He lives with the Baxter family in New York. His home is a big cage. It is on th fortieth floor of a tall building. Felix likes the Baxters, and the Baxtersli him. They give him food. They talk to and show him to all their friends. But Fe is not happy. He wants to go home to Brazil Every night Felix looks up at the sky. He can see the whole city. It is big and exciting. It is home for the Baxters, butn for Felix. He remembers the big, yellow moon in Brazil. Then he remembers his la day in the jungle. The two men with whit hats. The big box. The long plane jou The shop ~ “Beautiful Birds” ~ in New York. Felix closes his eyes. Now he cannot see the city and the snow. He can see other things; he can see the life he loves. ai from Flying Home by Stephen Rabi 1) Read and tick | the correct 9) Describe Felix’s life in the jungle. ‘antente, 1 Felix tives .../2./hedenale Felix is He eats . He drinks ... He meets He can a asad bird from Brazil. ba happy bird from Brazil © a happy bird from New York anon +) answer the questions. 1 Where does Felix come from? Where does he live? Does he like the Baxters? Is he happy in New York? Does he love life in the jungle? anon 1 the jungle 4 anaconda and monkey] —_[ 5 Hello!Listening Listen. Number the pictures in the correct order. In trees, near rivers meat water eat very big animals _ > Match the titles to the pictures in Exercise 5. 1 Felix flies over the Atlantic Ocean. 2. Felix flies out of the cage. 3. Felix flies through the city. Draw and describe an animal, ‘An elephant ves in the jangle a Tteats leaves andit chinks water It meets monkeys ond binds in DS the jungle. e LIS? gp It can swin bat it can't jump ‘Make a class poster of all the animals and their descriptions.mat Fax VS sth The oa? LONDONERS Listen and read. Then answer the question. How many terms are there in a school year in Britain? The school year in Britain starts in September. There is an autumn term from September to December, a spring term from January to March or April and a summer term from May to July. The school year finishes in July. Listen and read. Match the photos and the paragraphs. OUR, SCHOOL YEAR ing oF 4 We start school at the begivring eet eee sometimes very sunny. ht the ond of autwwnn it's usually cold and windy. 14's ‘sometimes stormy ond it’s often cloudy ‘ond vainy too. There's @ special day | jotunn — November Sth — Guy Farkas’ Day. My day we write a Guy — amin = a fis oo pers ard old clothes Then ve cre on a bonfive ard watch Fiveworks. |<] X 2 Wantey is the football season! T oy Wy Football for the school team. There's i} watch every Saturday and our team usually mr | wins, LHS always cold in winter and it's 53 ‘sometimes snowy too. We can't play r Football then. ; H's sometimes vainy but = ay eee = ord we have 0 qpod ere ‘at school! We alviays gp on school tries i” ing, We visit interesting places — Z “ cesta and museums. We ge by coach take sandiches for \anch E} . Choose titles for the paragraphs te season. It’s Pparagrap! 4 swrman i wy & Se va anes bar Sports in Exercise 2. oe Ye Weak ¥s a great runner ard she a Spring School Trips Day - usually wins the class vace. The school yorr ends in the middle of July and then it’s [ the summer holidays! b Winter Sports © Summer Sports Day A Special Day in Autumndoes the school year start in Britain? hat do children do on Guy Fawkes’ Day? jhat does Rob do every Saturday in winter? ere do the Londoners go with their J in spring? ‘What does Vicki usually win on Sports Day? ons of time iter / June / the middle of July ‘Monday / Mondays / April 1oth {the beginning of September / the end of auturnn In Britain it’s sometimes very sunny .. the beginning of September. {t's usually cold and windy November. 3 British children burn a guy ... November Sth. 4 School teams often play football Saturdays. 5 It's sometimes snowy 6 The Londoners have Sports Day at school the middle of June. _ winter, It's cloudy. ‘When does the school year end in Britain? j : ‘Match. a +39, b 1 {t's hot. a +30 2 It's rainy, 10 ~t0 3 it's windy. 4 it’s sunny. 5 It's snowy. 6 It's cold. ¢ 7 It's stormy. 8 Ask and answer. sana, -sAAAAMMMMAAMMLAAAeessassstan often usually sometimes ~ 8 & Y — |) & © —F 7 @ Now as q| What's the weather like in winter in London? It’s often cloudy. It’s usually cold .. ©) Write about your school year. 1 When does the school year start? 2 How many terms are there? 3° When do they start and finish? 4- What's the weather like in different terms? 5 When are the schoo! holidays? 6 When does the school year finish? Tiny country the school year starts in Study Skills Make a word web to remember words. Complete this word web. March FebruaryTOTTTTATTTTT TOT This picnic is a wonderful idea, Popsy. ‘Thank you, Fred. Do you want a sandwich? I've got some jam sandwiches and some tomato sandwiches. Yes, please! Your tomato sandwiches are always super! Is there any salt? 'y Yes, i's over there. There's some orange juice and some water next to it. ‘What about you, Matt? Is there any cheese or meat? Well, there isn't any choese| there is some meat. Look, he ‘are some chicken legs, Matt Oh, thank you. Chicken legs a my favourite. y Bugsy and Dilly? Sy We don't like chicken legs and we hate tomatoes. Are there any hamburgers and chips? ‘And is there any ketchup? We love ketchup! No, there aren't any hamburgers or chips and there isn't any ketchup. This is a picnic — not a fast food restaurant! Let's swim in the river before we eat, You always have good ide: ‘A wonderful idea! a x ) NDC Ah! There are some new friends at our picnic! 4 = Oh, no! Look at the flies on the sandwiches! ‘And look at the wasps on the chicken legs. ‘There isn’t any food for us nowt Dilly Great! Now we can go to the fast food restaurant for hamburgers and chips! Bugsy Oh, Dilly! You always have wonderful ideas!hensio what there is at the picnic. Cross © there isn’t at the picnic. orange juice | ketchup wean count countable nouns. ten hamburgers salt factice the words into the correct groups. ich salt tomato. meat leg cheese water chips uncountable Pronunciation /t{/ /ds/ 4 Listen and repeat. sandwich juice cheese chicken jam ketchup orange +b Listen again. Put the words in the correct columns. AY si sendwich ‘jtice some / any ‘+ countable nouns © uncountable nouns ‘There is some salt, Is there any salt? ‘There isn’t any salt. “There are some chips. ‘Are there any chips? “There aren't any chips. ad _ Complete. Then listen and check. Hello and welcome to the Crazy Café. We've got fast food and drinks on sale. or orange juice? I'm sorry to say ‘There aren’t '. ‘There isn’t ‘ There isn’t sandwiches today. meat or cheese, water or juice, burgers But there are “... and a lot of chips And you've got ’....... cola. So let’s sit down and stay! "Listen to the song again. Tick » what the ‘Crazy Café has got and cross © what it hasn't got. _ Ask and answer about the Crazy Café. Is there any cola? Yes, there is. Are there any cheeseburgers? |") Write about the Crazy Café, The Crazy Café has got sone colaPresentation Read. Tick what's in today’s magazine. a healthy sports b healthy food ¢ unhealthy sports d unhealthy food Read. Underline food and | drink. Then listen and read. | Ally What's your favourite food, Marco? Marco Well, I'm Italian — so pit ond spaghetti, of course! How many pizzos do you eat every week? Marco A lot! | usually eat about four pizzas a week. Ally Ally ‘And how mony times do you eat spaghetti every week? Marco Oh, | eat a plate of spaghetti a day. How much meat do you eat? | Marco Not much. My parents don’t ‘eat meat. They're vegetarians, so we eat o lot | of vegetables, rice and fruit | But | sometimes eat chicken ond eggs. Ally Marco Not many. | don't like eggs very much but | eat obout two a week. What do you usually drink? How many eggs do you eat? Ally Marco | always drink a bottle of woter a day ~ thot's one litre. ‘And sometimes | drink cola. Ally — How many cans of cole do you drink every week? Marco Not many! About two a week. Ally That's not many. People around the world drink about three million cans of cole | every day! =) topic ~ food! ‘Marco, from Italy, ‘tells us about his favourite food. We've got @ postoard ‘from Janek in Poland. Then you can earn about healthy and unhealthy food from our expert: Jane Green. Comprehension Circle the correct words. 1. Marco's favourite food is (pizza)/ rie. 2 He eats two / four pizzas a week. 3. Marco's parents don’t eat vegetables / 4 Marco eats a lot of fruit / meat. 5 He doesn’t like eggs / spaghetti very m 6 He drinks one litre / seven litres of wal a week.How many? / How much? pizzas How many bottles of water __are there? cans of cola meat How much — water is there? cola a b b | What do you think? Tick “healthy food and drink. Cross © unhealthy food and drink. e d "| Answer the questions in Exercise 6. |) Complete. Use these sentences, There are three bananas in the picture. We've got a lot of apple trees in the garden. ‘There are a lot of vitamins in apples, especially vitamins A and C. We eat them after lunch. ‘Then I have sandwiches and apple cake. 4. rn for my Friends too. Now listen to the expert. Tick — healthy food and drink. Cross unhealthy food and drink. Look at Exercise 4 and complete. 1 ..How.mend.. bananas ..208.. there in the picture? 2D eresctoenee WALT sooeeee there iN What's your favourite food? the bottle? B eceetceees CAMOLS oooene there? Tlove chocolate! 4 ..--. bottles of lemonade there? 5 therer How mutch chocolate do 4 . you eat a week? 6 ae there? 7 .. there? nigra Best wishes, Jarek think 1 on ome ae BP ietewt | pogo « 1 Ive in Foor le in the A 2 live in the cou hy erie cipat say 4 se has ; Mb atte } The expert says 3 } 1 think 4 és . | ‘The expert says 4 l¢ L think 5! i’ ‘ ‘The expert says 5 $ an apple With me. I sometimes 1 7. Bs : ; > | é , ‘« > /) Talk about your favourite food. a glass of mika doy = gloss of mk every daySS alr Stonetimne ’ The Mystery of Blackdown Wood 1 Listen and read. Tom and Jess Jackson usually leave schoo! at four o'clock but today they're late Jess I's very late. Let's run to the bus stop. Tom — No, let's go through Blackdown Wood. Why do we always go home by bus? Jess Because all our friends take the bus. Tom But the quick way is through Blackdown Wood, Jess But Mum says the wood is dangerous in the dark. Tom But it isn't dark now. Jess Do you know the way? Tom Of course, | do. Why do you always ask a lot of questions? Now the children are in Blackdown Wood. It’s six o'clock. Jess Tom, I'm cold. Tom — Here, take my jumper. I'm hot in this big jacket! Have you got any food in your bag? I'm hungry. Jess No, | haven't got any food. Have you got any water? 'm very thirsty. Tom No, I haver't. Don't stop! What's the matter? Jess I'mired — and I'm scored! Tom — Why are you scared? Jess Because it’s dork and we're lost Tick — true. Cross © false. lo Tom — We're nat lest and I'm not 1 Tom and Jess usually leave scheel coded orsiorned at three o'clock Jess — Look, | can see a light. 2 They always go home by bus. | think it's a house. We can 3° There's a quick way to the osk for help. children’s home through the woot Be Dont be silyl Thera orai/t 4. Tom and Jess have got some food cany houses in Blackdown ; Wood. and drink in their school bags. fede ints go ancd'sodi 5 it’s dark in the wood. 6 The children see a light in the wood.Complete. hungry thirsty tired scared hot cold What's the matter? 1 a ee, &) Why ...? Because ... Why are you seared? Because it’s dark. Match. 1 Why do the children usually take the 6 bus home? Why do the children walk through Blackdown Wood? Why does Jess stop? Why does ‘Tom give his jumper to Jess? Why is Torn hot? Why is Jess scared? a Because Jess is cold. b Because she’s tired. © Because it’s dark and they are lost. Because it’s a quick way home. Because all their friends take the bus home. f Because he’s got a big jacket. x one Listen. Circle the correct words. 1 Mrs Jackson is worried because the children a are with their friends. b are at school. ¢ aren't at home. 2 Mrs Jackson can’t phone the school because a she doesn’t know the number. b the school closes at five o'clock. € there isn’t a phone at school. 3° Mrs Jackson can’t phone the teachers because a the teachers are at school. b the teachers ate at home. ¢ she doesn’t know the teachers’ home phone numbers. Close your books. Tell the story. ‘Tom and Jess leave school very late. They walk through the wood because it’s a short way to their house. It’s late and dark ..."Label the pictures. a "> Find the words. 1 onysu .....540M...... 5 louyde c....... 2 yniar x. . 6 nosyw s. 3 dyinw w. 7 lode 4 torsmy 2 BAO Bee "Circle the odd words out. 4 orange apple (pizza banana 2 hamburgers chips sandwiches plate 3 orange juice rice water cola 4 lemonade bottle can glass 5 spaghetti carrot potato tomato Circle the words in the chain. Ko! ‘tchupize, e o> PPlesaitomatoranee® |) Mime a word from the word box. Guess your partner's word. cold hot tired hungry scared thirsty 1 7) Complete. Use at, on or in. “— Listen and repeat. My favourite season is summer. Eva summer I go to a sport camp. We finish school ° . go to a sports camp *.. July. The camp starts ¢ . . nine o’elock ‘The camp finishes ‘August and we go back to school. the beginning of September. ©) Listen to your teacher. Stand up for uncountable nouns. Sit down for countable nouns. lemonade rice sandwich orange} egg water tomato banana meatHow much water is there on the table? There is one bottle of water. ) Complete. Use some or any. Roy Mum, we've got a picnic this afternoon. Have we got .. cheese? Mum No, we haven't got ? .. cheese. But we've got ® mec. Roy But | don't like meat sandwiches. Mum OK. Goto the shop ond buy .. cheese. Roy Have we got * tomatoes? Mum No, we haven't. But we've got ketchup. Roy I don't want ketchup. | want cheese and tomato sondwiches, please Mum OK. Buy* tomatoes too. Then you can have your favourite cheese and tomato sandwiches. Roy Thanks, Mum. _ <7) Read. Then ask and answer about Jack. Use Why and Because. Jack usually does his homework late in the evening and he goes to bed very late. In the morning he’s very tired and he gets up late. He runs to school but he’s always late and the teachers shout at him! Poor Jack Why does Jack go to bed very late? Because he does his homework late in the evening. @ choose ‘Noughts’ 0 or ‘Crosses’ © choose a square. Use the word and make a correct sentence. Teat a lot of sweets every day. @© For correct sentences put a cross or nought in the square. @ For incorrect sentences - it’s your partner's turn! @ The winner makes a row. »« doesn’tListen and read. Then answer the question. How many people go to Notting Hill Carnival? ‘Many people from the West Indies - they're islands near the USA - live in Notting Hill in London. Every year they organise a carnival on the last, weekend of August. About one million people go to the Camival every year! Today is Camival day! Rob and Vicki are watching the Carnival from Rob’s flat. They aren't watching it from the street because there are a lot of people there. Listen and read. Can you see Mark and Jenny? Yes, Mark's sitting on the wall. Look! Jenny’sd the food stall. She's buying some West Incion food. The woman is putting it in @ bag for he: Oh, yes. The food stalls are all making West Indian food today: sweet potatoes, salt fish and rice. Oh, the Carnival is starting now. Look, those people on the van are playing steel drums. The music is great! Look at that girl in front. She's wearing a beautiful costume. And look ot those people behind her. They're dancing and singing. They're having @ great time. Rob, | can't see Mark ond Jenny. @ Mark isn't siting on the wall. Lil Don't worry. I can see them. They're running over here. They're coming to the flat. And they're carrying the food! Good! I’m hungry. Present Continuous positive and negative F am am not m “m not *e are are not singin a oa ome eee They baie dancing He 2 . is is notCorrect the sentences. 1 Rob and Vicki are watching the Carnival from the street, Rob and Vicki aren't watching the Carnival from the street. They're watching it from Rob's flat 2. Mark is standing in front of the food stall. ‘The food stalls are making British food today. 4. Jenny is buying hamburgers and chips from the stall. 5 The people on the van are dancing and singing. 6 The girl in the front is wearing a terrible costume. 7 Jenny and Mark are carrying some costumes for Rob and Vicki, e BE CAREFUL sng ¢ng = sngng nck ing = making rune nving=eurring Write the -ing form of the verbs in the box in the correct columns. watch buy start come carry put wear dance organise sing + ing mak¢ + ing run + n + ing singing making running watching Complete. Use the Present Continuous. 1 The Camival (star)..2sforting.. now. 2 The food stalls (not sell) British food today. 3. They (make) .. West Indian food. 4 Jenny and Mark (not wear) Carnival costumes. 5 Jenny and Mark (not eat) the street, 6 The people in the streets (have) a great time, Describe a person at the Carnival. Who is it? He’s wearing a blue hat. He's looking at the people in the park. He's a police officer. That's right. Write about a carnival in your town, Imagine ... 1 what people are wearing, 2 what people are watching, 3° what people are doing, 4 what people are eating and drinking.Popsy What are they doing? Bugsy They're sitting at a table psy Oh, no! Are the cats fighting? y Can you see Toffee? No, | can't. There are two people in the garden — a woman and a man. tracksuit and trainers? Dilly Yes, she is. And the man trousers. te Sith, my neighbour, but | don't know her friend. Maybe he’s a gardener. No, they aren't. The black cat is running and Toffee is chasing it. Is Mrs Smith looking at them? No, she isn't. She can't see them. She's standing under her clothes line now and the cats are in the flowers. running near Mrs. Smith. Toffee is no! Mrs Smith is falling over! y_ Isthe woman wearing a red is wearing a blue jacket and Popsy Oh, the woman in red is Mrs y Now the black cat is running behind it. Oh, Bugsy Now| can see Toffee. Popsy Is he coming here? Bugsy No, he isn't. Hes sitirg ina tree and he's looking at a black cat under the tree. Now, Toffees jumping and . Is Mrs Smith angry? Dilly Well, you can ask ter She's standing behind with her friend. He's ¢ police officer!what Popsy and the twins are wearing in Exercise 1. > Circle the correct words. Mrs Smith is Popsy’s cat /(Reighbour “Toffee is in Popsy's / Mrs Smith's garden ‘The black cat is sitting in / under the tree. Fait see pinks ‘Toffee is chasing the black cat / Mrs Smith. ~ (Mrs Smith / Mrs Smith's friend is falling over. Mrs Smith’s friend is a police officer / a gardener. © Pronunciation /2:/ /e/ a Listen and repeat. eanons Present Continuous questions shirt friend skirt red and short answers dress yes. Tshirt bird Am 1 we 1 a b Listen again. Put the words in i the correct columns. ui Yes, ea are. psf Jel Are we siting? we No, aren't shint friere! they they he ve, OO a ie wo swt it it Present Continuous questions ‘They are drinking tea, Are they drinking tea? What are they drinking? Student A looks at picture A below and student B looks at picture B on page 104. Ask and 2 Match. answer. Find six differences. 1 Are the twins looking at Mrs Smith? Ji 2 Is Mrs Smith wearing a blue tracksuit? 3 Are the cats fighting? 4 Is the police officer wearing a blue jacket? a Yes, he is. © No, she isn't. b No, they arent Yes, they are. © Listen and repeat. Is Popsy drinking cola in picture B? No, she isn’t. She’s drinking tea. She's drinking cola in picture A! That’s the first difference!; er yl i Alc ari :G c S — Read. Tick the correct answer. In today's magazine there is: @ an interview with Tatiana. b a letter from Pierre © 2 guide to different jobs. is about jobs. What. do you want to be when you grow up? Read our fantastic Jobs guide and find out, Then we've got a letter from Tatiana in Russia and an interview i meee on aon tek year 4 woh Mei Joe Listen and read. Kim a Photographer, 1 take Photos for magazines ang Newspapers. I often travel | and take photographs of interesting places. Today I'm working in a studio With a model, ¥'m a musician, 1 play the violin. The violin is , 2 difficult instrument ma vet and I help ill and I practise every day. : animals. People usually I play in concerts all bring their cats and dogs over the world. I record to me, When a horse is my own CDs, Now I'm ill Idrive my car and y visit it on the farm, Now 1'm helping a dog. yma reporter. | work for 2 newspapet- {often interview teresting and famous iy iticians, Tick — true and cross — false. people - politic © actors and musicians The doctor is operating on a «Now I'm interviewing patient at the moment. The vet is driving to a farm now. ri The photographer is working in a = a pilot. 1 fly studio today. lanes from ‘The pilot travels all over the world. Country to c and I travel att ‘The musician is playing in a over the won concert now. often stay in The reporter interviews famous hotels. Now I'm people. flying to Florida, jePresent Simple and Present Continuous * Present Simple every day, usually, often {often travel ‘+ Present Continuous today, now, at the moment ‘Today I'm working in a studio. ©) Complete. Use the Present Simple or the Present Continuous. ‘ma ballet dencer. | Cork) | fer a ballet company in a big cit. \ (pre ‘octise) *... Cs) : | Vatways (cor) | costumes. |'m very Fit and | can dance For hours. Look at the photo. | (practise neve with my Friend. my beautiful costume For 4 I'm achef. 2['maracing 3 I'ma teacher. driver. a Every moming I go to the market and buy fresh food. b I drive very fast cars, ¢ I work in a school and I teach a class of young children. d Tusually win races. I teach English. Then I cook for people in my restaurant. g I'm driving my car now. hh Now I'm preparing some food in the kitchen. i Here | am teaching English in my class. ee | Read the interview in Exercise 7. Tick - the correct job. Pierre wants to be a a reporter. b a politician. © an actor 1) Listen and complete. Alex Hi, Pierre. Whot do you wont to be when you grow up? Pierre 1" wont fobe a reporter. Alex Why do you wont fo be a reporter, Pierre? Pierre Because | famous people. Alex Do you wont to work for television or for ‘8 newspaper? Pierre 1° for «a newspoper ond vite oricles Alex What articles do you 2D cmnceinnal Pierre | wont to write articles about films and the theatre, ) Ask and answer. What do you want to be? I want to be a pilot. Study Skills Make charts to remember words. Put more words into the correct columns. ee [ere eae: doctor | musician | vet & DeneThe Mystery of Blackdown Wood 2 Remember the story! Complete. Tom and ' ./£55.. Jackson are walking through Blackdown °.. because they're late. It’s the quick way to on but they are lost. Then they see* ... through the trees. Listen and read. ‘Tom and Jess follow the light through the trees and see a big old house. The light is from a window in the house. Now Tom is standing on a bench and looking inside. Jess What can you see? Tom _ I's @ big sitfing room with o lot of books ond pictures on the walls. There’s a woman, in the siting room. She's siting at a desk cond she’s writing. Jess Tom, look. The door of the house is open. Let's go inside and ask for help. The children go inside the house and into the sitting Toor. Jess Well, here we are. But where is the woman? Tom | don't know. But look, there's a letter on. the desk. Jess Tom! You mustn't read the woman's letter! Tom Oh, it isn'ta letter. It’s © notice. It says ... ene © louse Rules = 4 Servants must work sonen Circle the correct words. 1 Tom can see a woman at lays 0.000%. fae a the window. we esd) pS CDCI 2 Gervanis must work toeloe ‘ c the door. dey. 2 The door of the house is . ing or st down at ° 3 Seroants must tal. sng or a open. b closed. € big. work 3. On the desk there is a 4 hoy rst teal the 1 a book. b notice. ¢ letter. cnr fod. 4. The house rules are for 5 They must — a Jess and ‘Tom. b the owner. XK ¢ the servants. aT ee is: 3 Ta ek cn hea en Tom | think it’s in the nest room. Yes. Look, there \ ss are two people in the dining room! a sitting room. b dining room, c hall.p must positive and negative ol must not We /They must HEED read the letter. He / She / It You must read the letter. (Read the lettert) You mustn't read the letter. (Don't read the letter!) y Complete. Use must or mustn’t. Then listen and check. Lady I'm the owner of this house Blackdown and you are a servant. Are you listening to me? Servant Yes. Lady You 'i#sft!. soy "Yes’. Blackdown You ° ... say ‘Yes, Lody Blackdown!” Servant Yes, Lody Blackdown. Lady Lam writing the new house Blackdown rules. You read them. Then you give them to the other servants. Servant Yes, Lady Blackdown. Lady Servants * folk ot Blackdown work ond they ‘v0. work twelve hours every day. Do you understand? Servant —_Yes, Lady Blackdown. T understand. Lady Then why are you ta Blackdown and why aren't you working? Servant Because you ... Lady Go to the kitchen and Blackdown clean the floor. Remember ~ YOU ” snsnee. €0t any food in the kitchen! Change the rules. Use must and mustn't. 1 Get up at five o'clock. You must get op at five o'clock. Don’t eat in your room Clean your room every Friday. Start work at six o'clock. Don’t touch the books in the house. Don’t shout in the house. Work in the garden every Saturday. Don’t run in the house or garden. Go to bed at eight o'clock, eorousun ‘Talk about the rules in your house or school. At home I mustn’t play football in my bedroom. At school we must wear shorts for gymnastics. Write about the rules in your house or school. Trust clean ny room every Saturday. I mustn't& Revision 6 Put the words into the correct groups. socks trainers vet skirt teacher musician trousers coat chef pilot__ reporter jacket photographer doctor jumper dress shirt dancer politician shorts vet f socks - > Cirele the correct words. 1 Tom, is this yourGhirty skire 2 It’s cold and snowy today, Wear your shirt / jumper. You must wear a tracksuit / dress in the gym. 3 Let's go for a run. Wear your trainers / boots. I's very hot today. She’s wearing her shorts / jeans. RSD Listen and repeat. 1 Thirteen birds are 2 My friend is ina learning to surf. red dress. Read. Write the names of the children and animals in the picture. Jane and Anna are drinking orange juice Anna is wearing a blue T-shirt. Amy and Jenny are reading. Amy is reading 2 book and Jenny is reading a magazine. Wooly is watching TV. Peter and Jack are playig a computer game. Fluffy is sitting on Peter's computer. Jeff is climbing up the computer desk. Kate and Kim are listening to music. Kate is eating an apple. Fred is swimming. ‘Ask and answer about the picture, Is Woofy watching TV? Yes, he fs What is Amy doing?~~ Complete. Use the correct form of the verbs. Mark and his school team (play) ' ..272.2loWi09, a match against a team from another school. They usually (play) *. football but today they (play) +. basketball. ‘Tom (like) * .. . basketball very much. They usually (wear) white T-shirts but today they (wear) © scusenenseneee 0d Eshitts. Other children from the school (WatCh) ? ...cssceseeee the match. Mark's team usually (win) * esses their matches. They (win) * today too. >) Talk to your partner. Use the words below. "> Write rules for a healthy lifestyle. Use must or mustn't. 1 goto bed late You mastn't go to bed late. watch a lot of TV sleep eight hours a day eat a lot of sweets get up early go for a walk every day eat breakfast before school practise sports eat fruit and vegetables waraonaon @ Mime an action. © Guess what your partner is doing You're singing. T want to be a pilot. Why do you want to be a pilot? Because I want to fly planes.EI 1 Canada a es Pak eta Seury New York is a big city on the east coast of the United States of America (USA). It has got a lot of tall buildings called skyscrapers. ‘The island of Manhattan is in New York. On Manhattan island there is a big and beautiful park called Central Park. Washington is in the east too but it is not on the coast. It is south of New York. Answer. 41 Where is New York? 2 Is Manhattan an island or a park? 3 Does the President live in New York? 4 Where is Los Angeles? 5 Where are there a lot of skyscrapers? 6 What is the name of the President's house? 7 Where can you see film stars? Pnnesel® Tennessee earena Washington is the capital of the USA. ‘The President lives in the White House in Washington. Los Angeles is a big city on the west coast. Los Angeles is famous for music, films and computers. Hollywood is near Los Angeles, There are a lot of film studios in Hollyw A lot of film stars live there. Listen and complete. ‘The United States of America is a confederation of '...iflU...... indeper SUALES. ‘eosoeeenenee States are together, south of Canada and north of Mexico. ATE a sersnvneenee MOTE states. Alaska is north west of Canada. Alaska is the cece State, The 4 Hawaii is a group of islands in Pacific Ocean. The Pacific Ocean is on the west coast of the USA and the Atlantic Ocean is on the east coast. Listen and point to the states on theWrite the postcard again. Put cap lelters in the correct places. today is monday the 22nd of January. i am in washington, the capital of the united states of america. i am near the white house. there are thousands of americans here today because they have a new president. Touley Choose a state. Where is it? ‘Ask and answer, Choose a famous state in the USA. My state is on the Atlantic coast. It’s south of Georgia and Alabama. FY] Draw a map of the state and illustrate it What is it called? (P= with photographs. Is it South Carolina? No, it isn't Is it Florida? Yes, it is! Well done! Choose a name of a state. Ask your partner to spell it. Mississippi Write about your picturesListen and read. Then answer the question. E What can you see on the bus tour? Vicki's cousins, Anna and Robin, are staying with her for a week. They want to see some famous places in London with Vicki and her friend, Mark. They want to go ona bus tour = around London to see the famous places. A lot of tourists go on the bus tour! It starts from the centre of London. The children can take a number 73 bus to the starting point of the tour. Vicki and Mark have got school today but they can meet Anna and Robin at the number 73 bus stop after school. Anna and Robin have got directions to the bus stop from Vicki. Listen and read. Ama and Robin, rections 10 the re ave the dir ver 3 bus sop from my hence Go at of the house ond tun ae then tum left when you gpt to Street. Go along Hil Street cote rgft into Gell Street Go under the bndge and tun into sand Street Teh tan nef io Garton See! The bus atop 12 07 yoo vickkt Directions *" turn let turn right ‘ ? Draw the way from Vicki’s house war ane & Faro to the number 73 bus stop. @ eae Reale Write directions from Mark's im to the number 73 bus stop. feel on the left DBPL on se te Go out of Mark's house and turn rigif©) Read and match. 1 This is Piccadilly Circus. It's in the centre of London and there are lots of cinemas, theatres and shops here. ‘There are always a lot of people here too 2 This is Big Ben. It’s a big clock. It's famous all over the world. 3. This is Horse Guards Parade. ‘The people on the horses are the Queen’s guards. 4 This is Westminster Abbey. It is a very famous church in London. 5. This is Downing Street. The house at number ten in this street is very famous. It’s the Prime Minister's house. Look at the map. Listen and match. River Thames Big Ben Horse Guards Parade Piccadilly Circus The Prime Minister's house Westininster Abbey +oeneow Give your partner directions. 1 From Westminster Abbey to Horse Guards Parade. 2 From Green Park to Big Ben. 3 From Buckingham Palace to Piccadilly Circus, 4 From the Prime Mi Buckingham Palace. S From Horse Guards Parade to ‘Westminster Abbey. 6 From Green Park to the Prime Minister’s house. [er’s house to Go out of Westminster Abbey and ... Write directions from your school to your house. Go cut of the house. Turn left intoNow Matt. What is it? } = f Matt Well, is hard and round. Its @ football | | On tonight's show we have the amazing, the Popsy Amazing, Matt! And whose football isi | fantastic, the wonderful Matt, the magician!” =| | Matt” tts Freds | | | Popsy — Now''m taking some things from people in the Pred esis mina: | audience. Matt can't see them. ‘Audience Hurray! Hurray! Hurray! | | Popsy Fred, is this football yours? | | | | Popsy Youre right, Matt itis Fred's football! ew Popsy Matt, what's the third thing? Por Tio We Wiers Me Matt Um, its square, small and Second thing’ peter rere 1 Matt Well it’s long and large. I's light... Tknow! tis a ticket} ‘ i mine! wee | Popsy Bullen Yes, itsatitetto | | eugsy ts min! ist Popsy You're right again. Whose ticket is it? | hens. skateboard ist? Matt Is ita ticket to your pop Fea err Matt _ I's the twins’ skateboard. concent? | met Popsy Well, audience, is it theirs? | | Popsy Yes, itis. It's a ticket for the Popey Here aay Bugsy and Dilly, is it yours?| Popsy Pop Concert. } Free tickets the Popsy Pop Twins _Yes, its ours. Matt Then the ticket is mine! Concert” — ——! | | —"Tick — true. Cross » false. 4 Matt is a magician on Popsy’: 2. Popsy is taking things from the audience. Matt can see the things. The first thing is hard and round. ‘The second thing is a football Matt doesn’t want the ticket to Popsy's pop concert. how. anne Possessive adjectives Possessive pronouns: my mine your yours his his her hers our ours your yours their theirs > Complete. The boots are The skateboard is The jeans are The books are The bicycle is oaron BE CAREFUL ‘Who's this? I's Fred. Whose football is this? IF's Fred's, Ask and answer. Use the pictures in Exercise 3. Whose boots are these? These boots are Popsy’s. ~) Pronunciation /o/ /9:/ Listen and repeat. what audience concert football yours long skateboard pop for b Listen again. Put the words in the correct columns. fof fol what audience ee — Study Skills It’s easy to remember words in pairs. Match the opposites of the adjectives. fong - short 1“) Listen. Number the objects. 2 a bl] cll d e f 1) write about the objects. The ralen is long, thinRead. Tick magazine. aa postcard da game baninterview ea letter ca puzzle Listen and read. what's in today’s ‘What don’t you ike? Karolina from Poland loves horse riding. Sven from Sweden loves swimming. Read Karolina’s letter and Sven’s postcard, But first, here's holiday puzzle! @ Loukas is Greek. He hates big towns. He loves camping the countryside. He likes fishing and swimming. Loukas is a great fisherman! @ Katerina is from Germany, She likes visiting cities. She likes going to museums and art galleries because History and Art are her favourite subjects school. @ Petra is Hungarian. She doesn’ like walking in the mountains. She loves the sun and the sea. She loves swimming and playing games on the beach. @ Sanato is from Brazil. He doesn’t like the sea. He likes walking in the mountains ané he loves cycling in the countryside. ‘Match the text and pictures. 75} 202) & 4 love / like / hate + noun or ~ing like love mountains hate cycling don’t likeDear Aly and Alex, Tn Sen fom Suter, T an or balay it Seen ith my Family. Tm having & very time. with my tarnly. ny in the sea. ard my won the: teach, Bit cur mmm bases the in the 5 Cr ded doestt the the sn He likes maseuns. T hope you're having a. goad time Yoo Best wishes, Seen _ Read the letter. Tick _ the activities Karolina and her brother do and cross the activities they don’t do in the summer, I | Dear Ally and Alex, ice skating 1 4 Inthe summer my brother and ! often go toa camp in the countryside. The camp is horse riding 2 ; in aforest by a lake. My brother likes rl windsurfing on the lake but | think it's cyane [3 S difficult. | love horse riding, There are some [ beautiful horses at the camp and | often skateboarding 4 |. ride them! There are a lot of bicycles at the camp windsurfing 5 too and we love cycling around the lake. What do you like doing in the summer? skiing 6 ——_—_— “S Best wishes, gee Karolina eaale stevaypsecare to (vou i > Write a (You're on holiday. Where are you?) —_—_—_—__ .—— —__— & Dear Ally and Alex, | (What do ‘you love / like doing? What don’t you like / do you hate doing?) (Write about other people / your | ciao people / your friends F ope yeu'e hamge a grid. tne tol Best nushesA ory lime Remember the story! Complete. Tom and Jess are in the '....'042..... in Blackdown Wood. They're in the . Foom. They can see the owner of the house and her in the «. saseeee TOOT. Lady 5 ~ the owner of the house - is not nice. resentation Listen and read. Jess How many people can you see, Tom? Tom Three people ~ two women and mon. Who ore they? Tom I don't know. They're strange. The house is strange foo. All the furniture is old-fashioned. Look ct the sofa ond the armcheir. And those bookcases are full of old books. Je: Oh! What's thet? 1 W's an old clock in the room. But look al the time! Jess ‘What time is it? W's three o'clock! But thot’s impossible! My watch soys seven o'clock. Oh, whats happening in this house? Where are we, Tom? ‘Shhh! Listen! Servant 1. Why are there new reles, Lody Blackdown? The server's rent hoppy about them. We work all day, six days @ week now. We can't work seven days, Servant 2 We haven't got much food We're always hungry. You're very rich ond we're poor. It isn't Servant 2. We know about your secret room under this house. How much gold is there in the room? We wont the key. No! Never! Stop! Don't come Blackdown near me! Acahhhhhhh! LadyComprehension | Tick 1 Tom can see four people. 2 The furniture in the house is old-fashioned. 3. The servants don’t like the new rules. 4 Lady Blackdown is very rich. 5 There is gold in the secret room, 6 The secret room is next to the dining room. true. Cross * false. Practice Read. Number the furniture in the Pictures in Exercise 2. ‘The furniture in the sitting room is very old-fashioned. The red ‘sofa in front of the children has got strange legs. There is a *bookcase behind the sofa. It’s full of old books. There are two old books and a notice on the ‘desk. There is a green ‘armchair next to the desk. The ‘clock in the room says it’s three o'clock. Ws very strange. In the dining room there’s a tall “cupboard next to a small ’table. ‘There's a *lamp on the small table and it’s falling over. E Jess and Tom. ‘A secret room, ‘Three o'clock. ‘The woman's. In the sitting room. Because they're poor. Not much, Three. How much ...2 How many ...2 Complete. Use question words. Then listen and check. is the problem, Mrs .. are you worried? ‘Mes Jackson Because i's seven o'clock and our children, Tom and Jess, aren't back home. Police officer ? do they usvally come home? Mrs Jackson At holf post four. Police officer # een ore their friends? Mrs Jackson Here's a list of their names and telephone numbers, names are there on Police officer * ‘Mr Jackson About twenty. Peter Jones is Tom’s best friend and Mory Walker is Jess's best friend. Police officer Sorry? « bestfriend is Peter Jones? Mrs Jackson Tom's. Police officer OK. ’ money have the children got? ‘Mrs Jackson Only 50p for the bus. Police officer * is their school? Mr Jackson It's behind Blackdown Wood. Oh, please find them! Make questions. 1 Who / the children / can / see? Who can the chilchen see? 2 What time / it / is? How many / in the room / servants / are there? How much / Lady Blackdown / food / give / does / to the servants? Why / Mr and Mrs Jackson / worried fare? What / the servants / want / do? Where / the secret room / is? Whose / is / in the secret room / gold? Be ayaa Answer the questions in Exercise 6. Who can the h They can see children see? Lady Blackdown and the servants,7) Listen and repeat. 1° It’s a short walk from the bus stop to the shop. f 2. It’s a pop concert. ie John and Ron are in the : is audience. ai 0 ze a 4 fe Direct 5 Look at the map. Listen. Write cinema, a museum, library in the correct places, ; Tg 5 6 4 5 ( 1 Circle the words in the chain. = Choose a different place on the map. Give directions from the station. okcas; Se “Cyy & Go out of the station and turn... ape so “Skarmchairlas™ Possessive pronouns |) Write opposite adjectives. 1) Change the words. small heavy soft square thin short mine his hers ours yours theirs 14 hard soff. 4. That’ his house, That’ his 2) round 2 Is this your guitar 3. long 3. This is my book. 4 thick 4 Their jackets are green and blue 5 large 5 Your school is old but our school is new. 6 light The green ticket is her ticket.se and Who's Question words Look at the picture. Ask and answer. _ Complete. Then ask and answer. 1 Whose ball is red? May ion man, Ree 2 Whose ball is yellow? hewenany where.» wohose who 3 Whose ball is black? 4° Who's in the blue team? 4 Wht. ..tine.. do you usually go 5 Who's got a green ball? to bed? 6 Who's in the red team? 2. . mustn't you walk in the wood in the dark apples do you usually eat every day? Boers nsesesees dO YOU Want to go for your holiday? 5 econ Water do you drink every day? 6 oo eeeeseusens is sitting next to you? Ti aac school bag is next to yours? 8 is your favourite like / love / hate + ...-ing Student A looks at table A below and student B looks at table B on page 105. Ask and answer. Complete the tables. Use the symbols in the box. —) P=love O= tke = not tke @© drew a sentence @ Ask your partner to read the sentence. A Olga & John Jenny | Sam skiing ee) skateboarding roller blading ® © © i swimming | © h I © Does Sam like skiing? | } No he doesn't. i I like skiing. Do Olga and John | like skateboarding?% The oa? (JS) bONDONERS Listen and read. Then answer the question. Why are the Londoners looking at photos today? The Londoners are doing a project at school about the history of their families. They are looking at photos for their project. Their favourites are the old photos of their great-grandparents. Listen and read. Rob Look, this is a photo of my grandad and his mum and dad. My grandad is the baby! He wes two months old in this picture. Mark When was that? Rob In 1940. Mark How old was his mother, your great-grandmother, in this picture? Rob She was thirty, | think. Mark. Wos your grect-gronded thinly? Rob No, he wasn't. He was about forly. Mark What were their names? SNES ek + irae Coes x Be: Rob Alberto and Flavia. Mark They're strange names. 1 Rob’s grandad was two months old in 1940, Rob Yes, ni grect-grandparents 2 His grandmother was thirty in weren't British. They were ica Italian. My grandparents ond ny dod ore Halian foo. 3. Alberto and Flavia were Rob's Mark Oh, | remember your eandparesns grandparents. They were here 4 Rob's great-grandparents were last summer. Were they on British, holiday? 5 Rob's grandparents are Italian. ete) Vos: Shay were: They catre'i9 6 Rob's grandparents come to London every summer. | always id speck Italion fo them. Bea ene to be Past Simple positive and negative 1) Now correct the false sentences in T/he / she/it was wasn't (was not) pee: we / you /they were weren't (were not) Rob's grandmother wasn't thirty i 19 His great-grandinother was thirtyWrite three false and three true sentences about you. Your partner guesses true or false. 1 My brother was six in 1976. 2 Mygreat-grondfather was o teacher Number 2 is false. to be Past Simple questions and short answers Yes, was. Ris | BE he me No, SH wasn't, it ten years old it we in 19807 yes, “© were, Were you you they No, they weren't, to be Past Simple questions He was two months old in 1940. Was he two months old in 1940? ‘When was he two months old? ~ | Complete. Then ask and answer. 1 How old ..125.. the picture? Rob’s grandfather in 2 When........... Rob's grandfather two months old? 3 Who ...... thirty in 1940? 4 what Rob’s great- grandfather's name? 5... Rob's great-grandparents English? 6 Whose grandparents .......... in London on holiday last year? How old was Rob’s ‘grandfather in the DIE He was two months old. Time expressions yesterday two days ago last summer in 1940 Ask and answer. Use the time expressions. 1 yesterday 2 last year 3. three days ago 4 last summer 5 in 1999 6 on Saturday 7 two hours ago Were you at school yesterday? How old was your sister last year? Complete. Use these missing sentences. a My great-grandparents’ house was a very happy house. b My great-grandfather was a sportsman. ¢ These are the photos of my great-grandparents. My great-grandmother was a teacher in a village school. , My great-grandparents > by Vicki Viye rie FRAIL BS SS j IIS was Mom Retin J 938 be ss tuenty fie. By great qrantrother’s name was Grate and she was twenty 188 We was 0. gad sinner arc mer fut cw rasieg mats hs fouoite. spat Tis was strange bocawe tars weren't very pope then 1 us sal shal ith 90 papi Vo sched uns for girls on. The bys! schol was i ovther village. Their hase was rite with four bedrooms fr them and their tree. chitren Te hawe wns abun fllof thei friends Write about your great-grandparents. My greatt-grandfather was a pilot. He was tall andl hanelsomeWhat are you doing, Matt? Tm writing about my adventures, What adventures? ‘Switzerland and | climbed a very high mountain. | started in the moming and arrived atthe top in the aftemoon. Then | skied down. Hundreds of people watched me and they cheered and clapped. They loved me. (Oh, Matt! Youre a star! Well, three years ago. I avelled to South America by plane. But the plane ‘crashed in the jungle. rescued all the people and then | carried them to the next town. Three monkeys helped me. Wow, Matt, you're & hero! Your stories aren't true, Matt! Listen to real adventure. Yesterday Iwas at the park. A little Girl shouted and pointed at the ducks in the lake. I dived into the water and saved the ducks. But ducks can swim. You aren't a hero! ‘Then in 1999 | visited Ata \ravelled there by tren end ship but I wanted to go on ‘across the desert and puled suitcase behind me. Bugsy You'e fantastic, Matt! Fred and Met, you are silly! You arent heroes but youre Cour good friends ‘The twins Yes, we're all good fiends in the Cra Gang. Hurray!Comprehension ee | Circle the correct words. (=F) Pronunciation /d/ /1/ /1d/ 1° Matt is writing about(his)/ Fred's adventures. @ Listen and repeat. 2 Matt was in South America two / three years ago. cheered walked shouted helped 3° In 1999 Matt was in Africa / Switzerland. pointed crashed started loved 4 Last year Matt was in a desert / the mountains. ee ee 5. Fred was at the park / in the mountains correct columns, yesterday. T i | owl wo} 6 Matt and Fred are heroes / Popsy’s friends, pei | a io heared walked shouted Past Simple positive (regular verbs) 1/ you visited Ltt et ne aad wwe / they travelled | he / she /it walked : Rete ) BE CAREFUL = by train/-cor bus Practice on foot Pat the verbs in the correct column. travel love climb arrive. chp 1) Write about Matt. Use the pictures. try visit save drop start ; = . ‘Matt likes travelling * but he shout~ | carty- hop ~ dive - shouted | carried | hopped _—_ dived doesn’t do it very often. He likes trains and ships too. In 1999 he travelled to In Britain he usually travels * or innocents: Me because he can’t drive! | Matt likes fraveling by plane but he doesn't... Bf “377 Listen. Circle the correct words. it (crash)? into a rock = ¥ . 1 Matt visited his brother and sister / It was terrible! All the people on the ship (shout) Gant and uncid>in Australia. 2/ He worked in a shop in a village / for help. | thelp) @ town in Austre tthe people. Then I (dive) 3 Aman with a gun worked in / Fe ethers pun | walked into the shop. : | 4 Matt jumped on the man / people ‘the ship to Australia. We (arrive) | in the shop. 5 The man dropped the money / gun. 6 The man / police thanked Matt.e < : ‘ad and tick the i: = mute Y Read and ti e correct answer. your letters and >In today's magazine there is: 4 S| interviews. Last: week \ Aeterna bean a alter from a boy from Kenya A children and asked = b an interview with a boy from Kenya ‘thom ‘Where were Giguere ft © aletter from a git! in Portugal We talked to children from Portugal, Argentina. and Bulgaria, But first read our eee A Ae Ee ly YY no Yes, | did. bl ie al Where were you last weekend, Komo? I visited @ game pork with my fomily. What ore game parks, Koro? Mony years ago people hunted animals for food. Todoy some people hunt them for money. The game porks in Kenya protect onimols from these hunters Did you enjoy your visit to the game park, Komo? How did you travel? Did you wolk around the park? No, we didn't. We travelled around the park in jeep with o guide. How long did you stay? We stoyed for the weekend. The park was huge, with elephants, zebras and giraffes. : Did the animals attack the jeep? ‘ No, they didn't ottock us but one day some cheetahs jumped on the jeep. And some lions looked at us through the windows Were the lions friendly? I don't know. We didn't open the ag) ) windows, PANumber the animals in the order they appeared in the text. ‘ast Simple negative | You [she / It / they id not faign open the windows. Correct the sentences. 4 Komo visited a game park last year. Kono dict visit « game pork last year. He visited! « game park last weekend. 2. Komo and his family walked around the park. 3. Komo stayed in the park for two weeks. 4 The cheetahs jumped on Komo and his family. 5 The lions attacked them through the ee 9 Past Simple questions and short answers 1 1 you you he visit Ye, be did. Did she the game No she park yesterday? it) idn't. we we they they Past Simple questions He visited the game park last month. Did he visit the game park last month? When did he visit the game park? or cross ® the correct if you don't know. Listen. Tick information. Put a Sandra Pedro Daniela climb a mountain visit a museum walk in the country play tennis play computer games Ask and answer about Exercise 5. Did Ula visit a museum last weekend? No, she didn’t. Write three false and three true sentences about your last weekend. Your partner guesses true or false. 1 Tvisited/ my friend in Africa lost weekend 2 T visited my grandparents last weekend. Sentence 1 is false.Story lime The Mystery of Blackdown Wood 4 Remember the story! Complete. ‘Tom and Jess are in an old house in Blackdown Wood. They see! Slockown, and two servants in the dining room. The * don’t like the new house rules. They want ° ....... 10 a secret room under the house. There is : in the secret room. Listen and read. Police Are you Jess and Tom? ‘Two police officers are looking for Tom and officer 1 Jess in Blackdown Wood. Tom —_Yes, we are. Police Tom and Jess usually go home officer 1. after school. Where are they? What do you think? Police I think they’te sitting with their officer 2. friends and watching television! Where were you? Did you shout? Tom —_Yes, we did. We were in o big house There were two servants and o rich woman in the dining room. The What's that? Can you hear women knocked a lamp on the flee ert! yeices? and a fire staried. It wos terrible bul we escoped ~ and then the house Police Yes, | can. Some people ore disappeured! officer 2 shouting. — Police We didn't see a fire and houses Jess__ Help! Help! officer 1 don't disoppeor! But let’s take you eoelTot home now becouse your mum ond Police They're children’s voices. dod are very worried. weer Jess There wos a secret room under the Police Look, I can see two children. house. It wos full of gold! We must officer 2. They're running this woy. remember the place and dig there!comprehension Answer, 1 Where are the two police officers? 2 What can they hear in the wood? 3 Where are the police officers taking the children? 4 Are the children’s parents worried? 5 Do you think there was a fire? Present and Past Present Simple ‘Tom and Jess usually go home after school. Present Continuous Some people are shouting. ast Simple ‘The house disappeared. ractice Complete. Use the correct form of the verbs. ‘Then listen and check. ‘Tom and Jess are at home, They (tell) . their parents about the strange house in Blackdown Wood. Their parents (listen) * 10 them. Suddenly there is a knock on the door. It’s the police officer. Police Yesterday | (visit) * officer the local museum. There (be) ‘ @ picture of a big house in Blackdown Wood. The owner of the house (be) Lody Blackdown. She (be) very rich ond she (live) a there with her servants two hundred years ago. Tom Two hundred yeors ago! That's impossible! We (escope] * from a fire in the house yesterday. Police Two hundred years ago, on November officer 10th, a fire (stort) * in the house. Lady Blackdown and the servants (not escope) "° Jess But yesterday (be) " November 10th, Police That's right. Every year on November officer 10th people (hear) strange noises in Blockdown Wood. People (say) 1 sasamee the wood is dangerous. Tom Then the house (not be) ". there and the people (be) ". Jess Ghosts! Study Skills Make your own dictionary. h ‘Translation escape |) Listen. Put the verses in the correct order and Lady Blackwood knocks the lamp on the floor. A fire starts ‘The children run to the door. She's got some gold in a room with a key. And the servant says ‘Give the key to me? ‘The children are late from school one day. They go through the wood, it's a very quick way. They find a house and a woman with red hair. They go inside, but she isn’t there. They see the woman and two servants in a room. ‘The servants are angry, Lady Blackdown isn’t good. Listen and circle the correct answer, What's the end of the story? a The police officers can’t find the gold. b Blackdown Wood disappears. © The police officers find the gold and give it to the poor in town.Revision 8 kx > 1) Complete. Use the pictures. It’s quarter to nine in the morning. My (1) Find nine more verbs. Look > 4. E ieee 7 Lele Zl parents are ready for work. My father c alslulvlelrirxie goes to work * roy . My dad Hialilala] x} ciM|Rin is a businessman and he often waves ba 22) | al Se work * - My brother goes to e{tlale|z|clujelelr _ school + My sister thinks alclele|1| «| mjofs|v + walking is good for her so she goes to p[r{o|t|]e|c|rl|pl|r|w =| school’ A . My school is near piFlufa{ulniriulx p{rfslalelrlelalely our house so I always walk too. How do you get to school? Do you go to school "> Find four more animals in the picture. ; @ hj too? See ~ ©) Listen and repeat. I travelled to the theatre by train yesterday. arrived late but I loved the play. Suddenly a man next to me shouted and screamed and jumped on the stage. The actors stopped, the man disappeared, the audience clapped and cheered.| Complete. Use the correct form of the verbs. Finally, it’s the holidays! I'm at the seaside. 1 (swim) * .27.W//29%72. in the sea, my mum (sit)*.. in the sun and (read) * a book. My brothers (play) * their friends. Kim This is @ photo of me in grade 1 of my primary AE arn ene WE acho often and usually (stay) ° Ted What * .W9s.. your teacher’s name? for two weeks. My dad usually (stay) | Kim Mrs Parker. Ries only for one week and © Ted Fen She rie? then he (go) * to the ; Kim Yes, we all loved her! mountains. Last year we : Ted Who °......... your best friends? (to be) ° . in the mountains Kim Anna and Kate. They're next to me in the photo. with dad. Ted Who* Kim George * the clever pupils? We (climb) ° _. Clever. He's behind me in the a different mountain each day. I (love) photo. é Ted Who ® ........ the naughty pupils? perens at tt "y mum. int Kim John, the blond boy in the corner ’.. NS i very naughty. Ted © you naughty? Kim No, 12 us Haron WARY Good! Past Simple regular verb: i ) Student A looks at table A below and student B looks at table B on page 105. Ask and answer. Complete the tables. A LAST WEEKEND Sara Rupert John & U | =| Jane @ Fead the sentence. i watch TV " i = @ change one word in the 1 climb a mountain | eo. Cv el ee @ Repeat. How many sentences play tennis ’ [x agave les ee v | FYesterckycr estan anda a 1 parrot walked in tha jorge. visit a museum x v Yesterday an elephant anc a play computer games v 4 visit friends v | aI parrot played in the jargle et Last week an eleohart ard a parrot playedin the jung: | ro Did Sara watch TV last weekend? No, she didn't.‘| (een) ae Listen to a part of the story ‘The Last Photo by Bernard ‘Smith. Tick the words you hear. camera rucksack 1 2 sunglasses glasses 4 O : a hat 5 6] | Listen again. Tick ¥ a, b orc. ‘Martin and his sister Pam are in Cambridge for a day. al Pam b Aman with a rucksack Martin is in the last photo. 7 ne the ue sa LONDON Bank bij a Tr) } | MANAGER AND #212) £10000 STILL MISSING | | ba ‘The man in the newspaper wearing glasses. ‘The man in Pam’s photo is wearing a blue hat.Coeur) Read and answer. 1 Who’s in the photo in the newspaper? 2 Who's in Pam's photo? “Who's that?’ she asks, ‘It says in the paper his name's Alan Rook? says Martin, “And he works in a bank in London, But on Monday morning ~ yesterday morning - no Alan Rook! The people at the bank don’t know where he is. And they say he's got a hundred thousand pounds with him. The police are looking for him too’ “But is that the man in my photo? asks Pam, ‘He hasn’t got a beard and he hasn't any hait’ “Look at his ears. Look at his nose; says Martin. ‘W's him. 1 knove itis? Mantin has an idea. He takes a pencil and starts to draw on the newspaper. “What are you doing?” asks Pam. ‘Look; says Martin, ‘I'm putting dark glasses and a two-day beard on the man in the photo. Now I'm drawing ahat on his Ts UsPeree head. See? Now look at the ee. two pictures’ “You're right} says Pam. ‘I's him. It's Alan Rook? from The Last Photo by Berard Smith _ Ask and answer. 1 What's the name of the man in the newspaper? 2 Where does he work? 3 Was he at work yesterday? 4 Why are the police looking for him? 5 What is Martin drawing on the photo? 6 Is the man in Pam’s photo and in the newspaper the same person? ___ listen. Maich the places and the times. 41> Jamaica a last week 2 Paris b in March 3 Rome on Saturday aftemoon 4 London don Monday morning 5 Cambridge a month ago ___ Describe Alan Rook. THe pélice cre OOKig FO eae Hes from He's talfancisiin. He's got = Hels WeCrihg susie Prepare a ‘Wanted’ poster. Draw a picture of a person and write a description. Make a classroom display of your pictures and descriptions.Hallawe’en-7~ Listen and read. Read. Number the pictures. This is a Hallowe'en party. There is a spider under the table. I's black and it's got eight legs. There are a witch and a wizard near the table. The witeh has got long black hair and a very big nose. She very ugly. The wizard has got a very tall hat, ‘There's a vampire on a sofa. He's got very big white teeth. There is a skeleton in front of the table. It's very, very thin. There's a ghost behind the sofa. It’s white and scary. There’s a bat near the ghost. 1/9) skeleton 5 |_| spider 2) vampire 6 bat 31 | witch 7 | wizard 4) ghost Today is Holoie'en Tes the nugght For gerosts and witehes aad other bernbie tongs. La Britain and the USA ci Play eck or treat! a Hs Ao) We near spent witch or vampire costumes - and. we ayo bo frends’ houses and Sigg “erie or brent” Mosk people arve us esl Seer nee Wl ceo 1 peope don’t and. we ploy a trick on then. Sn the ete sane chidven qo to Hallowe'en parties. _ > , Complete. Then listen and check. Tick «true. Cross » false. box .2 house 2 wood »2 cupboard .2 room .2 ghest 1 Hallowe'en is the night Ina dark, dark ' ....¥ there is a dark, dark for ghosts and witches. 2 2° Children eat horrible And in the dark, dark * co there is a daly things on that night dark‘ 3 A treat is a funny And in the dark, dark * cevceee there is a da costume. Ce 4 Some people play tricks And in the dark, dark ? «cscs there is a dai on children. dark * 5 There are parties in the And in the dark, dark ° ... there is a evening. " !Christthas An angel sits on the top of the Christmas tree. | ¢ We open Christmas crackers. Christmas Day is on December 25th. Christmas Eve is the day before Christmas Day. ‘We sing carols at Christmas. We eat turkey at Christmas. ‘We eat Christmas pudding after dinner. ‘We write Christmas cards before Christmas. ONO He oN Listen and read. In Britain we decorate our Christmas tree with Christmas balls, angels and lights. We get Christmas cards from our family and friends. We decorate our house with the Christmas cards. We also make special Christmas food. At my house on Christmas Eve evening we leave big red stockings by our beds for presents. Santa Claus comes at night and leaves presents in the stockings. On Christmas Day we open our presents and we pull Christmas crackers. there are little presents and funny paper hats in the crackers. We eat turkey and Christmas pudding. And in the evening we sing carols together. / Tick true. Cross ¥ false. 1 In Britain people decorate Christmas trees with Christmas cards. 2 Santa Claus puts presents into red stockings. 3 People open their presents on Christmas Eve. 4 There is turkey in Christmas crackers. 5 People sing carols at Christmas. "> Listen and sing. Qebnre whebadion™ Jingle bells, jingle bes ® single all the way, z Oh, what fun it is to ride > In a one-horse open sleigh. CHEN Lag nO Mtr aiy Vv, Of “Valentine Listen and read, Today is 14th February. It is a cold winter day but it’s one of my favourite days of the year. It’s St Valentine’s Day On this day, boys and girls send cards to people they like very much. There are short poems in the cards. You don’t know who the cards are from. You can only guess! 1 always wait at the door for the postman. Here's a card now. Oh, | think it’s from Mark! Tick true. Cross » false. 1 St Valentine's Day is on 14th May. People send cards to people they don’ like, There are short poems in the cards. People don’t write their Jenny always waits for the postman ames on the cards. onon 3 Day Read and match. Then listen and check. ses are rel Violets are tlue- nd sunshine like coffee LA you tive te0 cco ees And pay with ge a Sigur s.meet fed so re yo b — My Velentings Make a valentine card. Draw pictures and write poems. Make a classroom display of your cards. Happy Valenting =Easter By ©) Listen and read. Then match. © EJ Listen and sing. Easter is sprig There are Olek of Mat ecdits @reun w springs They've very beautiful yells Rowers. tn boas Easter starts ov Good. Friday. People often eat aha an this dawg. epweuate me ane One a penny, chiddren can eat them at Easter Sunday. Some famies re two a penny. Hot-cross buns. bane an Easter eqrar bunt! The parents hide Easter If you have no daughters, oe and oem Give them to your sons. Hot-cross buns, hot-cross buns, Foals on Easter Sundar One a penny, two a penny. Hot-cross buns. > Answer. 1 When is Easter? 2 When do people eat hot-cross buns? 3 Which day isn’t a holiday? 4 When can children eat their Easter eggs? 5 What is an Easter egg hunt? (0) Make an Easter egg. ‘©) Listen and draw the Easter eggs.A DAY AT TH People in the play Customs officer 1 Mrs Black Customs officer A Mrs Smith Customs officer Woran 1 / Woman 2 Other passengers At the airport. Customs. Three customs officers are behind a desk. There are a fot of passengers with suitcases. Customs officer 1 Please, come here. Customs officer 2 Queue, please. This is England. ‘Customs officer 1 puts up the ‘queue here’ sign. The passengers move into @ queue. Man 1 is first in the queue, then Women 1, then Mr White, then Mrs Smith, then Man 2, then Woman 2 and finally Mrs Black. Customs officer 3 Who's first, please? Man 4 I'm first and I'm in a hurry. Please, be quick! ‘Man 1 puts his suitcase on the desk. Customs officer 1 Is this your suitcase, sir? Man 1 Yes, it is! What a silly question! Customs officer 1 What's in your suitcase, sir? Man 4 Clothes, of course! Please, hurry! Customs officer 1 OK, sir! Thank you very much. Next, please. Man 1 walks off stage. Women 1 puts her suitcase on the desk. Customs officer 2 Hello, madam. What have you got in your suitcase? Woman 1 I've got presents gi (0 A play to act Customs officer 2 Presents? Please, open your suitcase. Woman 1 opens her suitcase. Customs officer 2 What are these? ‘Customs officer 2 pulls vul two bunches of bananas. Woman 4 They're bananas! Presents for my pet monkey! Customs officer 2 OK, madam! ‘Thank you very much! Next, please! Woman 1 takes her suitcase and waiks off the stage. Mr White puts his suitcsse on thy Customs officer 3 Is this your suitcase, Mr Black? Mr White My name isn't Black. It's White. Customs officer 3 The name here Black! Mr White Well, I'm not Mr Black bat that's my suitcase. Customs officer 3 Please open your suitcase, Mr White.‘Mr White opens his suitcese. Customs officer 1 pulls ‘out a dress and ladies shoes. Customs officer 3 Is this your dress, Mr White? Are these your shoes? Mrs Black runs to the desk. Mrs Black Stop! Stop! That's my dress, those are my shoes - and that’s my suitcase. You've got the wrong suitcase, Mr White. Here's your suitcase! Customs officer 3 OK, Mr White and Mrs Black! Thank you very much. Next, please! Mr Wihite and Mrs Black walk off stage with their suitcases, Mrs Smith puts her suitcase on the desk Mrs Smith I'm Mrs Smith. Here's my name. Mrs Smith points to the label on suitcese. Customs officer 1 Thank you Mrs Smith. Have you got bananas in your suitcase too? Mrs Smith What a silly question. I've got clothes. Customs officer 1 Please open your suit- case! urs Smith opens the suitcase. Customs officers Ahhhhhh! Customs officer 1 screams and closes the case, Mrs Smith Clothes and my pet snake! Customs officer 1 Snakes! Snakes! You tan't carry snakes in suitcases. Please, go to that office. Gistoms officer 1 points off stage. Mrs Smith walks off sage. Men 2 puts his suitcase on the desk Man 2 Well, | haven't got snakes, | haven't go! bananas. And this is my suitcase! Customs officer 2 Ha! Ha! We're happy about that, sir. Thank you very much. Next, please! Man 2 turns trom the desk. Women 2 runs forward and ‘bumps into him. Woman 2 I'm next! Oops! Sorry! ‘Man 2 crops his surtcase and it opens. in the suitcase are money and jewels. Alll Look in his suitcase! Man 2 tres to pick up the money and jewels. The customs officers go to Man 2. Customs officer 3 | can see you haven't got bananas or snakes, sir! Customs officer 1 Come with me, please, sir. He puts his hand on the man’s erm. ‘Customs officer 2 What a day! Alll (chorus x2) Oh what a day! What a day! A day at the airport What can we say? Passengers The officers are crazy. Customs Officers The passengers are mad. Passengers We love our holidays But customs are bad! All chorus x2) Customs Officers (They point at the passengers.) ‘Their suitcases are full. They have crazy things. Passengers (They point at customs officers) They ask silly questions. They don't mean a thing! All (chorus x2)Happy Birthday, Lote Moneybags! Se A play to act Guest 1 Lord Moneybags Notater Lady Moneybags Other Guests Manager Grandmother Raber 1 jobber rede Jimmy MoneyP39S Eber 2 ‘Suzie Mick {alittle boy) Police officers | ee In te restaurant. ‘The tables are set with tablecloths and little pots of flowers. The narrator stands on the left. Narrator This is the Hungry Horse restaurant. It isn't a popular restaurant because the food isn't very good and the staff are crazy. The manager, Pedro, Suzie and Mick walk on. The manager is talking to his stefl. They are Pedro the cook, Suzie the waitress and Mick the waiter. The ‘manager is teling them some important news. Manager Today is a very special day for the Hungry Horse restaurant. Lord Moneybags wants to eat here. Mick Why does he want to eat here? The food is terrible! Suzie Perhaps his wife's cooking is terrible too! Manager Lord Moneybags wants to eat here with his family and friends because it's his wife's birthday today! Pedro Oh super! A birthday party! Let's make a cake! Manager Yes, Pedro - you make a cake. Mick and Suzie - you organise the tables. They all walk off the stage. Pause. Mick and Suzie throw plastic plates, cups, knives and forks on the tables. Pedro runs on and off stage and throws flour around and at the staff. Narrator Now people are arriving for the party! The manager, Mick, Pedro and Suzie stand and welcome Lord and Lady Moneybags, their son Jimny: and the grandmother to the restaurant Manager Welcome and Happy Birthday, Moneybags! Jimmy fires a toy gun at the manager, Mick and Pedro. Pedro You've got a lovely little boy! Pedro takes the toy gun and walks away: Lady Moneybags Thank you! This is my mother. She's a bit deaf! Suzie I'm happy to meet you! Grandmother No meat for me! | don't eat meat! Suzie Come with me, please! Grandmother No cheese for me! | don't cheese!‘Suzie takes the grandmother, Jimmy and Lord and Lady Moneybags to the table. They sit down. Then other people start to come into the restaurant. Suzie and Mick show them where to sit ~ but not in @ polite way. Suzie and Mick This way! Over here! Sit here! Hurry up! Mick pulls out a chair quickly and one person falls on the floor! Narrator Now the people are sitting and talking. Suzie, Mick and Pedro bring plates of food and bottles of juice and put them on the table. Everybody starts eating very quickly and pouring the juice into the cups. Jimmy Hey, look! There are flies in this orange juice. Mick Oh, no! Mick runs to the table to look. Oh, it's OK! They can swim! Guest 1 (shouting and pulling out a toy mouse) Hey, there's a mouse in this food! Suzie Don't worry, sir! There's a cat under your chair! Guest 1 jumps with fear. Two robbers run into the room. They are wearing Guest 2 (shouting and holding a plate up) This masks. Robber 1 runs and grabs Jimmy from his seat. she is a he i! pisces ie homies: Ite:got ho|se 6 Robber 1 You aren't leaving! Give us your Mick Well, eat the holes and leave the Ser te) Laity Moneyeageoryoureen is cheese! , dead meat. Lady Moneybags This food is very hot! Grandmother Put your diamonds in this bag. Lord Moneybags This food is very cold! Robber 2 | don't eat meat! Manager You must agree with your wife at ei Ura rts se i jar Gud her party. . Pedro is behind Robber 2. Pedro sticks Jimmy's toy Lord Moneybags This restaurant is terrible! gun in the robber's back. We're leaving! Pedro (shouting to the robbers) Free the boy or your friend is dead meat! Grandmother | don't eat meat! Robber 1 lets Jimmy free. Mick grabs Robber 2. Lord Moneybags (talking on his mobile phone) Is that the police? Please, come to the Hungry Horse restaurant - immediately! Two police officers run on and take away the two robbers. Pedro collapses and Suzie catches him. Jimmy runs and takes his gun. Lord Moneybags Thank you, Pedro! You saved my wife's diamonds. This is a wonderful restaurant The manager walks into the room with a big birthday cake with one big candte in the midale, Manager Happy Birthday, Lady Moneybags! Lady Moneybags blows out the candle and all the people cheer Jimmy shoots his toy gun in the airRevision 4 page 49 ) Student A looks at table A on page 49 and student B looks at table B below. Ask and answer. Complete the tables. Adam & Andy Natalie New York Home Paris 10.00 Breakfast 3.00 Lunch Every i Saturday / tennis Books sunday evenings Friday evenings Cinema Bedtime Where do Adam and Andy live? They live in New York. Reading Corner page 51 5 Student A looks at the tables on page SI. Student B looks at the tables below. Ask and answer, Use the verbs in the tables. Complete the tables. and near rivers. Unit 22 Crazy Gang page 65 _ | Student A looks at picture A on page 65 and student B looks at picture B below, Ask and answer. Find six differences. Js Popsy drinking tea in picture A? No, she isn’t. She's drinking cola She's drinking tea in picture B! That's the first difference. in tree, near riversRevision 7 page 83 _ ©) Student A looks at table A on page 83 and : student B looks at table B below. Ask and answer. Complete the tables. Use the symbols in the box. P= love O= like jot like ©) = hate B Olga & John Jenny | Sam skiing © skateboarding © ® y roller blading swimming eS yp Do Olga and John like skiing? Yes, they do. They love skiing. Does Jenny like skateboarding? ibs _) Student A looks at table A on page 93 coo [ean | jump high, climb trees Revision 8 page 93 dl student B looks at table B below. Ask and answer, Complete the tables. LAST WEEKEND Sara Rupert John & Jane watch TV |_ x vi climb a mountain x v | telephone friends | { play tennis | walk in the countryside e x visit amuseum x Play computer gaines| [ox visit friends Pil | Did Rupert watch TV last weekend? No, he didn’t. 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