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    2a What’s that?

    Grammar Indefinite article: a/an


    Regular noun plurals
    Demonstrative pronouns: this, that, these, those
    Vocabulary Everyday things

    Vocabulary: Everyday things 1

    1 1
    22 Find the objects (1-14) in the box
    below. Which words are not in the photo?
    2 IMPORTANT THINGS

    Then listen, check and repeat.


    1 – earring

    tBQQMFtCBHtCJLFtCPPLtDBNFSB
    tEJBSZt%7%tFBSSJOHtFYFSDJTFCPPL
    tIBUt*%DBSEtLFZtNPCJMFQIPOF
    t.1QMBZFStQFOtQIPUPtTBOEXJDI
    tUSBJOFStXBUDI 2

    Grammar
    Indefinite article: Regular noun 7
    a/an plurals 8
    Singular Plural
    a pen pens
    aTBOEXJDI TBOEXJDIes
    a diary diaries
    an apple apples Dialogue
    5 1
    24 Listen and read. Which Phrases
    Practice complete gaps 1–4?
    2 Look at the photo again. Copy the table
    into your notebook and write the words in
    the correct column. Katy: Oh, no! Where’s my mobile phone?
    Emma: Here’s a camera …
    a an plural Katy #VUXIFSFTNZNPCJMF
    a bag an apple keys Emma: 1 ? *NTVSFJUTJOZPVSCBH
    Katy: It isn’t here.
    Pronunciation: Ȫ a trainer Emma: What’s this *TthisJU
    Katy /P UIBUTBOPMENPCJMF
    3 1
    23 Go to page 116. Emma: What’s thatJOZPVSQPDLFU *TthatJU
    Katy 1IFX2 ? 5IBOLZPV
    &]îRZLHNō¾\ZLHQLH

    Speak Emma: What are those


    4 Talk about you. Ask and answer. Katy 5IFZSFNZTBOEXJDIFT5IFZSFDIFFTF
    ō=DNXS\LXVîXJL

    TBOEXJDIFT ?
    A: 8IBUTJOZPVSTDIPPMCBH
    Emma5IBOLT&SyXIBUBSFthese
    B: Two books, an exercise book, …
    Katy: Oh, 4 ? 5IFZSFNZFBSSJOHT

    Phrases
    tTPSSZt8FMMEPOF
    t$BMNEPXOt Help yourself.

    16
    2a

    3
    6
    5

    11
    9 12

    13 14

    10

    Grammar Practice
    Demonstrative pronouns: this, 7 Ask and answer about the pictures.
    that, these, those 1 A: What’s this? 2 A: What are those?
    B: It’s a hat. B: They’re keys.

    What’s this  *UTBXBUDI

    2
    8
    4
    What are these  5IFZSFBQQMFT
    1 6

    What’s that  *UTBO.1QMBZFS

    5 7
    What are those  5IFZSFLFZT

    6 Read the dialogue again. Notice the Extra practice


    words in red. For more practice, go to page 106.

    17
    2b What’s your best friend’s name?
    Grammar Genitive ’s (singular) and s’ (plural)
     1PTTFTTJWFBEKFDUJWFTour, your, their
    Vocabulary Clothes Our questions
    Colours
    Your answers
    Vocabulary: Clothes
    1 1
    25 Listen and repeat. Which words are This week our questions are:
    in the photos? ❯ What’s important in your life?
    boots ❯ What are your favourite possessions?
    Now read two teenagers’ answers.
    tCPPUTtESFTTtHMPWFTtIBU
    tKBDLFUtKFBOTtMFHHJOHTtTIJSU
    tTIPFTtTIPSUTtTLJSUtTPDLT
    tUSBJOFSTtUSPVTFSTt5TIJSU

    Read
    2 1
    26 Listen and read. Which clothes
    words are in the article?

    Comprehension
    3 Read the article again. Which answers
    (a–f) match the questions (1–6)? Are the
    answers about Rosie or Adam?
     8IBUTZPVSGBWPVSJUFTQPSU 
    f) Adam
     8IBUTZPVSCFTUGSJFOETOBNF
     8IBUTZPVSGBWPVSJUFQPTTFTTJPO
     8IBUTZPVSGBWPVSJUFUFBN
     8IBUTJNQPSUBOUJOZPVSMJGF
     8IBUTZPVSGBWPVSJUFCBOE
    a) Ellie
    C
    .VTJD
    D
    ,BTBCJBO
    E
    .ZHVJUBS
    e) Barcelona
    f) 'PPUCBMM
    Grammar
    Speak Genitive ’s Genitive s’
    4 Talk about you. Interview your partner (singular) (plural)
    for a magazine. Use the questions in Ellie’s clothes my parents’ favourite sport
    Exercise 3. UIFCBOE’s name teenagers’BOTXFST
    A: 8IBUTZPVSCFTUGSJFOETOBNF
    B: 1BPMB 5 Read the article again. Notice the words in red.

    18
    2b
    Grammar
    Subject pronouns Possessive adjectives
    XF our
    you your
    they their

    Practice
    7 Copy the sentences into your notebook and complete
    them with our, your or their.
     8FhSF&OHMJTI CVU ? NVNJT1PMJTI
     )PXEPZPVUXPTQFMM ? TVSOBNFT
     %BOBOEIJTTJTUFSBSFOUIFSF8IBUT ? phone
    OVNCFS 
     *OUIJTQIPUP NZCSPUIFSBOE*BSFPO ? OFXCJLFT
    5 They’re from Brazil. ? GJSTUMBOHVBHFJT1PSUVHVFTF

    Vocabulary: Colours
    8a 1
    Find the colours in the picture. Listen, check and
    27

    repeat.
    1 – white

    tCFJHFtCMBDLtCMVFtCSPXOtHPMEtHSFFO
    tHSFZtPSBOHFtQJOLtQVSQMFtSFEtTJMWFS
    tXIJUFtZFMMPX

    1 2 3 4 5

    6 7 8 9 10

    11 12 13 14

    b Talk about the colours on the magazine page.


    Adam’s socks are red and white.

    Listen
    Practice 9 1
    28 Listen. Which things are important in Georgia’s
    life?
    6 In your notebook, write complete
    sentences with the genitive ’s or the Write
    genitive s’.
     5IBUT+PFZOFXTIJSU
    10 In your notebook, write a paragraph about the
    important people and things in your life. Use the
    That’s Joey’s new shirt.
    magazine page to help you.
     8IBUTZPVSTJTUFSGSJFOEDBMMFE
     5IJTJTNZQBSFOUTPMEMBQUPQ
     8IFSFT0MJWFSKBDLFU
    Extra practice
     5IFTFBSF+PTJFCPPUT For more practice, go to page 107.
     )FT.S#SPXOGBWPVSJUFTUVEFOU

    19
    2c How much is that?
    Grammar Can (request) 1
    British money
    30
    Vocabulary 'BTUGPPEBOEESJOL
    British money Notes: £5, £10, £20, £50
    Function 0SEFSGPPEBOEESJOL Coins: 1p, 2p, 5p, 10p, 20p, 50p, £1, £2
    r QàGUZQFODFàGUZQ
    r bBQPVOEPOFQPVOE
    Vocabulary: Fast food and drink
    r bUXPàGUZUXPQPVOETàGUZ
    1 1
    29 Look at the menu. Listen and repeat. r bàWFQPVOET
    Which words on the menu match the pictures
    (1−10)? Which words are not in the pictures?

    S n ac k B o x
    Menu
    Snacks Practice
    Chicken sandwich .......£2.50 2 1
    31 Listen and write the prices in your
    1 2 notebook.
    Cheese sandwich .........£1.75
    a) £33
    Burger ..................................£3.00 3 Work in pairs. Student A: Choose something
    Hot dog ...............................£2.00 from the menu. Student B: Say the price.
    A: "DIFFTFTBOEXJDI B: It’s £1.75.
    Portion of chips............£1.50
    3 Packet of crisps ............60p 4

    Ice cream ...........................90p

    Drinks
    Cola ........................................£1.05
    5 Mineral water .................80p 6

    Orange juice ....................£1.60


    Apple juice .......................£1.60
    Tea ..........................................£1.20
    Coffee...................................£2.00
    7
    8
    Hot chocolate ................£2.00

    c k B
    9 10
    S na
    20
    2c
    Dialogue Comprehension
    4 1
    32 Cover the dialogue and listen. Note the 5 Listen and read the dialogue again. Copy the
    prices you hear. table into your notebook and complete it.

    Food Drink
    Katy: How much are the sandwiches? Katy cheese sandwich ?
    Man $IJDLFOPSDIFFTF Tom ? ?
    Katy: Cheese.
    Man: They’re £1.75.
    Katy: 0,Can I have BDIFFTFTBOEXJDIBOE S ? LV
    LVE IT!
    BOPSBOHFKVJDF please
    Man: Here you are. 6 Look at the dialogue. How
    Katy: 5IBOLT. How much is that altogether, much money has Tom got?
    please
    Man: 5IBUTb QMFBTF5IBOLZPV/FYU 
    QMFBTF
    Tom: Can I have BNJOFSBMXBUFSBOEBQPSUJPO Use your English: Order
    of chips, please food and drink
    Man: "OZUIJOHFMTF
    Tom: :FT UXPIPUEPHT QMFBTF 7 Read the dialogue in Exercise 4
    Katy: 5XPIPUEPHT "SFZPVKPLJOH again. Notice the words in red.
    Tom: I’m very hungry.
    Customer Assistant
    Man: Here you are.
    Tom: How much is that, please? Ask for food Check
    Man: 5IBUTb QMFBTF and drink
    Tom: 0I ,BUZ DBO*CPSSPXUXFOUZPOFQFODF  $BO*IBWFB $IJDLFOPS
    QMFBTF TBOEXJDI QMFBTF DIFFTF
    Katy: 0,#VUDBO*IBWFTFWFODIJQT $BO*IBWFUXP "OZUIJOHFMTF 
    IPUEPHT QMFBTF 

    Ask the price Say the price

    S n ac k B o x )PXNVDIJTBO *UTb
    PSBOHFKVJDF
    Menu )PXNVDIBSFUIF 5IFZSFb
    Snac
    Sn
    Snacks
    acks
    ks TBOEXJDIFT  5IFZSFb
    )PXNVDIJTUIBU *UTb
    BMUPHFUIFS
    Give the food
    and drink
    Here you are.

    Drin
    Dr
    Drinks
    inks
    ks 8 Roleplay similar conversations in
    a café. Use the menu in Exercise 1
    and the phrases in Exercise 7.

    Bo x Extra practice
    For more practice, go to page 107.

    21
    2d Money, money, money!
    SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

    Get started
    REAL LIFE ISSUE

    flowers
    1 What do you think? What is the best present
    for each person?

    tZPVSNPUIFStZPVSCSPUIFStBGSJFOE
    a bracelet
    tZPVSHJSMGSJFOECPZGSJFOEtZPVSTJTUFS

    The gloves are a good present for my sister.

    a computer game
    a DVD

    gloves

    a box
    chocolates earrings

    1 2

    Josie)PXBCPVUUIFTFFBSSJOHTGPSZPVS
    NVN 
    Luke :FT UIFZSF0,)PXNVDIBSFUIFZ
    Josie: £11.
    Luke *UTNZNPUIFSTCJSUIEBZPO.POEBZ
    Luke 5IBUTBCJUFYQFOTJWF
    8IBUTBHPPEQSFTFOU
    Josie0,0I MPPL UIFQJOLBOEQVSQMF
    Josie)PXBCPVUB%7% 0SFBSSJOHT
    GMPXFSTBSFPOMZb
    Luke #VUFBSSJOHTBSFFYQFOTJWF
    Luke "OEUIPTFDIPDPMBUFTBSFPOMZb
    Josie/P UIFZBSFOU OPUBMXBZT
    Josie: But they aren’t great.
    Luke 5IJTTIPQTBCJUCPSJOH

    22
    2d
    Read Speak your mind!
    2 1
    Read the story about Luke. What is Luke’s
    33
    SPEAKING TIP: KEEP TALKING
    favourite shop?
    8IFOZPVTQFBL EPOUXPSSZBCPVUNBLJOH
    NJTUBLFT,FFQUBMLJOH
    Comprehension
    3 Read the story again. Are the sentences true,
    false or the text doesn’t say?
    5 What’s the best idea? Look at the list and give
    your opinion.
     +PTJFJT-VLFTTJTUFS
    t #VZUIFFBSSJOHTBOEUIFGMPXFSTGPSIJTNVN
    2 The earrings are £11.
    t #VZUIFHBNFBOEHJWFIJTNVNUIFDIPDPMBUFT
     5IFDIPDPMBUFTBSFOUWFSZFYQFOTJWF
    t #VZUIFFBSSJOHTGPSIJTNVNBOEHFUUIFHBNF
     -VLFTDPNQVUFSJTWFSZHPPE
    OFYUXFFL
     *UT-VLFTCJSUIEBZPO.POEBZ UPP
    t (JWFIJTNVNUIFHBNFBOECPSSPXJU
    t (JWFIJTNVNBEJGGFSFOUQSFTFOU 8IBU

    S ? LV
    LVE IT! I think it’s a good/bad idea to buy the …
    I think it’s OK to buy the …
    4 How much money is in Luke’s wallet?

    Listen

    LISTENING TIP: DON’T PANIC!


    8IFOZPVMJTUFOGPSUIFýSTUUJNF ZPVQSPCBCMZ
    XPOUVOEFSTUBOEFWFSZUIJOH%POUQBOJD5IF
    OFYUUJNFZPVMJTUFOZPVXJMMVOEFSTUBOENPSF
    /PXEP&YFSDJTF

    3
    6a 1
    Listen. What does Luke buy for his
    34

    mother?
    Luke 5IJTJTNZGBWPVSJUFTIPQ 1MBZUJNF
    Josie: It’s a computer b 1
    34 Listen again. Copy the table into your
    games shop. notebook and complete it.
    Luke: Yes. The games
    Price Things
    here are fantastic.
    ? %7%
    Man "SFZPVUXP0,
    b ?
    Josie:FT UIBOLT
    ? chocolates
    Luke )PXNVDIJTUIJT
    £22 ?
    HBNF QMFBTF
    ? CPY
    Man: £12.
    Luke: It’s really cool,
    +PTJF-PPL
    Write
    Josie: Zombie Surfers 4 &Sy*NOPUTVSFy 7 You want to buy a present for your mum or
    Luke "OEJUJTOUFYQFOTJWF dad. Write the conversation in your notebook.
    Josie-VLF JUTb8IBUBCPVUZPVS Use the first five lines of the dialogue for
    NVNTQSFTFOU photo 2 to help you.
    Friend: )PXBCPVUUIJTUIFTFyGPSZPVSNVN
    EBE
    You: …
    End like this:
    NEW WORDS You: That’s a good idea. It’s/They’re great.
    t birthday t How about? t expensive t not always
    t only t shop t a bit boring t I’m not sure

    23

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