La Links } Grammar and vocabulary for self-study ADRIAN DOFF AND CHRISTOPHER JONES BEGINNER > ELEMENTARY CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY PRESSContents Vocabulary Phrases Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Ag ! Phrases | Vocabulary Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar numbers 1-100; a hundred, a thousand, a million first, second, third, fourth ...; Ist, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ... ‘on the (4th) floor; on the (4th) of (May) It’s (two) o'clock; half past, quarter past/to; 5, 10, 20, 25 past/to ‘What time is it? What's the time? 2.30, wo thirty at (half past eight); at (6 o'clock) in the morning before, after (iunch) ‘on (Monday); at (the weekend) , every (day; Friday, weekend) in (the morning), at (night); on (Tuesday morning) January, February .. December in Ganuary); (in the) spring, summer, autumn, winter day, week, month, year this (Friday, week), next (March, summer) today; this morning/afternoon/evening, tonight tomorrow morning/afternoon/evening/night (en) years old; (five) days/weeks/months old How old is/are ...? nearly, about, over (thirty) It often (rains), It doesnt often (rain) ‘They always, sometimes, never (work) Jusually (wear), I don't, She doesn't usually (wear) a table, tables Plural endings: -e5, -ies, -ves (cars, boxes, lorries, knives ...) men, women, children, people a (girl), an (ice cream); a (young man), an (old man) a black dress, black shoes; some (bananas) a (melon), the (melon), some (oranges), the (oranges) the Amazon, the Mediterranean; England, London the centre (of), the north/south/east/ west (of) 16 1B 22 26 28 0 34Grammar Phrases Grammar Phrases Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar Phrases Phrases Phrases Phrases Phrases Vocabulary Phrases this is, that is (that’s), these are, those are this/that (radio), these/those (cups) ‘That's right, That's a good idea, That's interesting/wonderful/ terrible Countable nouns (a book, books) Uncountable nouns (water, money) a bottle of (oil), a bowl of (rice), a cup of (coffee), aglass of (water) a (tree), some (trees) , a (spoon), some (sugar) (there's) a, (there's) some; (there isn’) any, (there aren't) any {Ile eats) a lot, (He does) not (eat) much allot of (meat, sweets), not much (meat), not many (sweets) [, we, you; he, she, it, they me, us, you; him, her, it, them my, our, your; his, her, their 's: Kimiko’s, my brother's in (the drawer), on (the table, wall), under (the mat), caver (the door); by (the window) in (England, the country, the centre of on (a river, a road, the edge of) next to, beside, in front of, hehind, between next to, near, opposite (the station) above (the clouds), below (the clouds) at (the station, a party}; be at (the airport), go to (the airport) at work/school/home; go to work, go to school, go home into / out of (the room), on{to) /off (the shelf) up/down (the steps), over/under (the bridge) along/acruss (the 1020), though (the gate) Turn left, Turn right, Go straight on (along/down this road) ‘Turn right/tett at (the cafe), Go past (the cinema) How do I get to ...? Can you tell me the way to ..2 man, woman, boy, gitl, baby, teenager (He/She is) tall/short; (He/She has} brown/fair/black/grey hair (He/She has) green/blue/brown eyes; glasses, a beard aman with a beard, a woman with glasses, agicl with long hair 38 40, 42 50 60eel rot Vocabutary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Vooubukery Phrases Vocabulary Phrases The face: head, eyes, vais, vos, mouth, hair 62 The body: head, neck, arm, hand, leg, foot/feet; wing, tail along, thin face; a round face, a large/small mouth/ nose. large/sinall eyes/ears coat, dress, glasses, hat, jacket, jeans, jumper, shirt, shoes, 64 skirt, suit, T-shirt, tie, top, trousers; bag, suitcase, umbrella ‘wear (a hat), carry (a bag) put on (your coat), take off (your coat); get dressed/undressed mother, father, brother, sister, son, daughter, 66 husband, wife; parents, children He is/isn't married; I'm / I'm not married She has (two) children, doesn't have any children, has a brother/sister, doesn't have any brothers or sisters work in (a hatel), work for (BMW) What do you do? Where do you work? Sports: basketball, football, golf, table tennis, tennis, 70 volleyball; play (football, chess), watch (football) go dancing, fishing, running, skiing, swimming, walking play the guitar/piano, play cards/chess, play a computer game bike, boat, bus, car, motorbike, plane, taxi, train, tram 72 leave, arrive in, get to in (a car), on (a bus); go by (bike, train), walk email, fax, letter, text (message) 4 address, email address, fax number, mobile nuinber, phone number ‘computer, fax machine, mobile (phone), phone, photocopier email, fax, phone/calll, text, write to (them) send (them) an email, a fax, a letter, a text (message) Can [ use (your phone}? ‘one dollar/euro/pound: dollars. euros, pounds ‘one dollar fifty, two pounds fifty It costs about ($100) He/She eams ...:€5,000 a day/week/month/year _ ‘How much is/are ...? How much does/do .., cost?BPS Se) Eu] Vocabulary Phrases BBCi Vocabutary 39 Countries, DELLE ay PU eres Vocabulary Ce ture SMTi} Shops: baker, bookshop, butcher, chemist, clothes shop, 78 flower shop, newsagent, shoe shop, supermarket, buy; sell Idlike ..., Can Ihave ...? opens/closes (at); is open/closed floor(s), garage, garden, lift, stairs, steps ‘hotel? ‘Its near / next to / opposite (the bank) It's at the end/comer of (Green Street). bridge, cat, cow, dog, fence, field, flower, gate, grass, hill, 82 horse, path, road, sheep, steam, tree, wall, wood beach, forest, hill, island, lake, mountain, river, sea 84 ona (lake, river), on the (coast, sea), in the (mountains) | north, south, east, west; centre . in the (north) of ..., in the centre of ... = What's the weather like? 86 Its lovely, beautiful; very good, quite good, not very good; awful, terrible Is hot, cold, warm, cool clouds, sun, rain, snow; It’s cloudy/sunny, I's raining/snowing (He's/She's from) Brazil, Britain, China, Egypt, England, France, Germany, Italy, Japan, Russia, Spain, the USA (He's/She's) American, Brazilian, British, Chinese, Egyptian, English, French, German, Italian, Japanese, Russian, Spanish I speak / don't speak (Arabic, Chinese, English) brush, comb, credit card, keys, mobile (phone), money, 90 passport, pen, phone, ring, tissues, watch book, clock, computer, cushion, lamp, magazine, mirror, newspaper, picture, plant, radio, television See amon egret shen : Furniture: armchair, bath, bed, chair, cooker, cupboard, desk, fridge, shelves, shower, sofa, table, television/TY, toilet ‘on the wall, on the floor, by the door, by the window, in the comerVocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Vocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Vocabulary Grammar Phrases Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Food: bread, butter, cheese, eggs, fish, fruit, meat, pasta, 94 tice, vegetables Drink: coffee, fruit juice, lemonade, milk, tea, water eat, drink Fruit: apples, bananas, grapes, lemons, melon, oranges, peaches, pineapple, strawberries Vegetables: aubergines, beans, cabbage, carrots, garlic, ‘onions, peas, potatoes, tomatoes a kilo, two kilos, half a kilo of (meat) a litre, two litres, half litre of (water) burger, chicken, chips, kebab, pizza, salad, sandwich, 96 spaghetti, soup, steak, rice Snacks: biscuits, cake, chocolate, crisps, ice cream, sweets fat, flour, sugar an (Indian) restaurant; They have (Indian) food; You can eat (Indian) food here have breakfast, lunch, dinner (at 7.00) 98 have (eggs) for (breakfast) bowl, chopsticks, cup, fork, glass, knife, plate, salt, saucer, spoon, pepper cup and saucer, knife and fork, salt and pepper old, new, young, big/large, small, good, bad, clean, dirty, 100 cheap, expensive, hot, cold: a big (house), clean (shoes) U's) very (hig), [t's quite (hig) good, bad; wonderful, great, excellent, awful, terrible 102 very/really good, quite good, not very good, very/really bad (very) nice. lovely beautiful, ugly, comfortable, uncomfortable, friendly, unfriendly, interesting, boring Colours: black, blue, brown, green, grey, orange, purple, 104 ted, whtite, yellow red roses, roses are red. What colour is/are ...? Hello, Hi; Good morning/afternoon/evening 106 Goodbye, Bye; Good night Excuse me, Sorry, Thank you, That's all right ‘How are you? How's (your mother)? (I'm) fine, OK, not bad I'm (1 feel hot, cold, hungry, thirsty, ill, tired lie, sit, stands is lying, is sitting, is standing 108 climb, jump, run, swim, walk stand up, sit down, lie downVocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Vocabulary Phrases Grammar Phrases Phrases Vocabulary Grammar Phrases Phrases Grammar Grammar g0 (into), come (out of) g0 to (Zurich), come back from (Zurich) go to (the cinema, a concert); go for (a meal, a walk) go (shopping, swimming] bring, take; put... in/on, take... out of / off get, buy, bring give (me), bring (ime), buy (me) Could you give me see, hear, | can see, J can hear look at (a picture), listen to (the radio}; watch TY, a video, a football match; look for (your glasses, a job) say, tell (him/her) talk to (a friend), talk about (the weather) ask a question, answer a question think, I don't think want (a sandwich), want to (go); want to, don't want to I'd like (some soup), I'd like to (see) You need (a passport) wake up, get up: have breakfast/lunch/dinner; go to work, start/finish work, get home, go to bed, go to sleep clean, listen, make, play, read, wash, watch, write 1/We/They have, He/She has don't have, doesn’t have Do you have (a pen, any money)? have a meal, breakfast, hunch, dinner have a pizza, a sandwich, a cup of cottee haye a bath, a shower, a party, a swim She’s having (a pizza), They're having (a meeting) Have a good/nice time, day, evening Have a good/nice meal, weekend, holiday I'm, you're, we're is, are; he’, she’, its, they're I'm not isn't, aren't We/You/They aren't; He/She/It isn't We're/You'te/They're not; He's/She's/It’s not Ho 12 14 116) 418: 120) 122, 126 128§ Grammar } Phreeses Grammar Grammar Phrases Grammar Grammar Phrases Grammar Grammar Phrases Grammar Grammar Grammar Grammar | Phrases Are you .,.2 Yes, Lam, No, I'm not 130 Is he/shelit ...? Are they ...? Is (the hotel nice)? Are (the rooms nice)? Yes, he/she. i; No, he/she/it isn’t Yes, they are; No, they aren't What is/are ...? Who is/are ...? Where is/are .2 ‘There's (a bus station), There are (six shops) 132 There isn't (a bank), There aren't (any shops) Is there (a bank)? Are there (any hotels)? 134 How many (rooms) are there? 1/We/YousThey live, work, study 136 He/She lives, works, studies Verb +-s: lives, works ...; Verb + -es: watches, goes . -y + ies: studies; irregular: have —» has [don't (work) 138 We/You/They dor't (live) I don't know, I don't understand He/She doesn't (go, like) 140 They don't (go, like) Do you (watch TV)? a2 Yes, I do, No, I don't What/Where/When do you ... What do you (do)? How much do you earn? Does he/she (drink coffee)? 14a Yes, he/she does; No, he/she doesn't Do they (drink coffee)? Yes, they do; No, they don't, What/Where do/does ...? When/What time does (the bus) arrive/leave? When/What time does (the shop) open/close? When/What time does (the film) start/finish? I'm/We're (sitting, eating ); l'm/We'ze (staying, living) 146 I'm not staying, living; We aren't staying, living He's/She’s (standing); They're (talking) 148 He/She isn't (reading); They aren't (reading) Am I (sitting}? Is he/she (reading]? Are we/you/ they (going)? 150 Yes, | am; Yes, they are, ...; No, I'm not; No, they aren't, ... What/Where/Who am 1, is (he) ..ing? What/Where/Who are (they) ...-ing? What are you doing? What is he/she doing?accu Grammar Pee RE Vocabulary Phrases Grammar 73 willand won't Vert: ve Ree ue Grammar Shall 1. Phrases 75 can(1) Grammar Phrases Grammar rome curs Grammar be OO oy U) Phases PO (2) Verb tables ‘Answer key Phonemic Symbols Index Wet going to Get nx sue fe Um Hes/She's having (lunch), playing (tennis) ‘When are you: coming back? Who are you going with? ‘Where are ‘How are you getting there? click, close, push, ring, stop, turn, type, wait 154 Come in, Sit down, Come here, Look (at this), Listen (to that} Eat (fruit). Don't eat (sweets) () will (go), (He) won't (go) 156, 'l, you'll, he'll, she'll, we'll, they'll (be) ‘Will (he) ...?Yes, (he) will; No, (he) won't " I'l (go), T won't (go) 158. Shall I (buy)? Where shall I/we (go)? What shall I/we (buy)? {ean (swim), cant (swim) He/She can (ead), He/She can't (read) Can you (swim)? Yes, | ean; No, I cant ‘You can visit, go, see ... 162 Can I (use your phone)? ‘You can (park),You can't (park) Could/Can you (close the door)? Can/Could I have (some water)? Vd like (soup), T'll have (soup) Shall I (open the window)? 166 Let's (go for a walk), Shall we (go for a walk)? Would you like (a sandwich)? Would you like to (have a shower)? ‘Who's that? Whats that? Where's that? What's your (name)? What (time) is it? ‘What's (the weather) like? ‘Where/When/What time is (the concert)? ‘What (music) do you like? How can/do I get to (the airport)? 170 How Faris it? How much is it? How are you? How is/are ..2 How old are you? How old is/are ..? Why is/are ..? Because .. a2 175 192 193,Numbers (1) @ . 1 one 6 six 1 eleven 16 sixteen 2 wo 7 seven 12 orelve 17 seventeen 9° three 8 eight 13. thirteen 10 eighteen | 4 four 8 nine 14 foureen 19 nineteen | 5° five 10 ten 15 fifteen 20 twenty 1 Write the numbers 1-10 in the crossword. 9p] 2 Write the numbers. The person wants a thirteen. sandwiches. a cold drinks. b burgers. e cakes. c hot drinks. t pizzas. Vd like six Mega burgers, five cheeseburgers, five Napoli pizzas, nine Mega pizzas, fou sandwiches, ten chocolate cakes, nine Jemon cakes, seven cups of coffee, eight bottles of lemonade, seven bottles of water and five cups of tea. B Vocabulary rere ga 28 pa 30 thirty 70 seventy 22 twenty-two 27 twenty-seven (| 40 tory 80 eighty 23 wweny-three 28 nwemy-elghe || 50. sity 90 ninety 24 pwenty-four 29° twenty-nine3 Write the next two numbers. a fifty-five. sixty, sixty-five, seventy | Seventy—five: b forty-five, forty-seven, forty-nine, ened © ninety-two, ninety-one, ninety, . 4 fifty-six, fifty-seven, fifty-eight, ‘i e forty-four, forty-two, forty, Nex, Complete the sentences. Write the numbers as words. a I'm twenlu-one today. b [tsnine : ¢ John’s house is number d The bus is number els kilometres to Berlin. f is euros 33 @ 1800-1960 | 1,000 km | | $10,000,000 =ahundred and fifty years. =a thousand Kilometres = ten million dollars [too a hundred 200 two hundied 1000 a thousand [110 ahundredandten 250 twohundied and fifty 19.000 teH thousand (| 150° ahundred and fifty 500 five hundred 1,000,000 a million @ 2 hundred and ten, nor ene hundred ton. ‘two hundred and filty, Norewo-undred By two hundred, norwo-hundredg; ten thousand, Nor ten thousands 5 Write the numbers as words. London-Bangkok: only €500 tok a fae nde cures oeoorEOPLEAT] «= EES b metres | FREE CONCERT | OnE - People [tour S000 years | : litres d ; Ga 7 one | $000,000 tte of water g 5 grams language | | he twelve or thirteen? | It's sixty-six kilometres to London. | It's twenty thousand doliars.Numbers (2) ond, third CUR UY and Ivanov | J is third, @ | iw sis 6th sixth ith eleventh Toth sixteenth | and_ second 7th seventh 12h tweth 17th. seventeenth 3rd third ath eighth 13th thirteenth ——-18th_ eighteenth 4th fourth sth ninth With fourteenth 19th nineteenth Sth fifth doth tenth 15th fifteenth 20th twentieth Word Number Word =——Number fist — Ist fourth me Ath second ——e 2nc tenth ——e 10hn third me Src twentieth me 20th 4 Complete the sentences. Write the numbers as words. a Is Sunday the frst [1st] day of the week or the \7th] day of the week? uc b Isher 18th] birthday tomorrow. © This is my [15th] cup of coffee today. d The [Ist) prize is a car, the (2nd) prize is a holiday, and the {3rd| prize is € 100. Phrases @ Ourflatison [je TET 4th floor : the fourth floor. r ara hos J 3rd oor | first i ond fi ll onthe ‘Urtr 4, sie yore tent or 2 Ist floor ground floor2 Which floor? Complete the sentences. Link a The café is &% the Fifth foor: b Men's clothes are at © There's a restaurant d John Smith lives ¢ Room 135 is £ The Yoga Centre is g There's a swimming pool @ pecemsen EM) [arn [EY [sur BQ [mar Ist December 4th April 22nd July 30th May on oR ox on the first the fourth the twenty-second _the thirtieth of December of April of july of May Ist. = the Arsi aist = 30th = the thirtieth and = thesecond 22nd = thetwenty-second 3st = the thirty-first | 3rd = the thied 23rd = the nwenty-third | 4th = the fourth 24th = the twenty-fourth | 3 Look at the woman's diary. Answer the questions. amen with Marys a When is she going to the Music Festival? On the tuenty-second of May b When is she going on holiday? On © When are her children going to France? cre’ birt d When is her mother’s birthday? illdren to Frowee € When is she going ta the dnetnr? aia London. £ When is she seeing Nick? Write in your language | When is your twenty-fith birthday? They live on the fourteenth floor. | Fm coming on the thity-ist of July. |Its eighsi o'clock in New York, Its two o'clock in Rome. Its six o'clock in Karachi, 1 What time is it in these places? i's five o'dock _ in Los Angeles. a in London. in Beirut. in Rio de Janeiro. in Singapore. in Sydney. se ance Lett) ey Ve o'clock 7 Link : Ly e qual Cc quarter = to \ 70 |Past } past Ws half Wsquarter es quarter. (two) (one} pasieight. past one. to six, —* ee (one) aioe 2 Put the words in the correct order. Match them with the clocks. a fourit’s past quarter |¢s quarter past four Clock [3] b its past seven half Clock © five to quarter it’s Clock |] past quarter its ten Clock [7] © twelve past half it’s 2 oS— 5 to (two) 5 past (one) OQ ee) & 10 to gh 10 pant Gnae To | past’ ) | Bt ae 20 past (one) | ; past three, pastsix. _to four. 25 to (two) > 25 past (one) 3 Write the missing times. @ four o'clock, five past four, eh past four, quarter past four } b quarter to six, ten to six, ‘ __, six o'clock © quarter past ten, twenty past ten, _ half past ten d quarter to nine, ; five to nine, nine o'clock j ¢ half past two, twenty-five to three, _ quarter to three What time | isi Whats) ‘Wesabout quarter the time? a past six. 4 Complete the questions and answers. . (whaes the time 2 ) ee: J e 4 e's about half Wein What time is it? Its about haif past five, Its quarter to two.A Vocabulary @ ten past two 03 two ten 11 Match the times with the clocks. *@) 7) J halt past nine four fifteen 5] twenty past nine @] eleven fifty (J quarter past four (J nine twenty [J ten to twelve (1 five thirty-five () nwenry-five ta six Do nine thiny The shop opens at eight o'clock. ‘The concert starts al cight thirty. | It closes at six o'clock, Ic finishes at cen thirty, 2 Complete the sentences. a Theswimming pool opens 4 ten Birly. ry pp — Welosee “swan Poot |||) BiaTHbay b the party starts | oventonay | e Panvy! Teamasises |, 1930—5.15 © She goes to work She comes home d He gets up = He goes to bed@ ‘The train leaves Paris at eight o'clock in the moming. | teartives in Milan at three thirty in the afternoon .. «+. and it arrives in Rome at nine o'clock in the evening. 3 Look at the timetable. Complete the sentences. a The train arrives in Istanbul I ab seven o'dock in the evening TIMETABLE dived ey 1 Pants 15240, b It leaves Sinaia a = Fewucrurt 07: ¢ [arrives in Frankfurt looy 2 Buosvest 16:50) d Itieaves Budapest Day 3 Sita 06:30 Buciawest 11:30) ¢ It leaves Paris Astaeut__19:00 f Itarrives in Bucharest __ é eer) @ Avril does a lot of sport. Look at her day. breakfast dinner 700 4 900 He 5.00 [She goes swimming. pL She goes for a walk. She goes swimming before work. raakiast She goes for a walk afier dinner. | pefere lunch | after dinner | work 4 Rewrite the words in italics. Use words from the table. before. breakfast: @ Avril has a cold shower at 6.30 in the morning. b She plays tennis a 5.30 in the afternoon. © She goes running at 6.30 in the evening. = She goes for a walk at 7.30 in the morning. © She plays table tennis at 1.30 in the afternoon. £ She does exercises at 6.45 in the morning. eran tanec The shop opens at €.30. | get up at 6 o'clock in the morning ‘She goes home after lunch.Links Yes, I'm at home on ‘Tuesday .,. No, I'm at work ‘on Friday, and then I'm in London at the weekend ... September va fianday 4 Some American tourists are going to Europe for a week. Complete the sentences. gto London on Wednesday a They're g b They're going to Venice © They're going to Athens They're going to Rome © They're going back (o the USA f They're going to Paris Monday jon Tuesday [at the weekend Tha] "Le | ved) Tha] [Sat | Sua Rapa] | "he [Weal Tha] Fi | Sar] Son ball | ‘This shop is open ‘There's a market He plays football every day, every Friday. every weekend. | 2 Complete the sentences. a There's a boat to Paxos ©very Tuesday, b We have English © There's a film d The pool is open e There's a concert £ They have live music {00 THE IsuNDaY Five: [The Beach locyet0 fr: ty¢ Phrases @ These people work for Central Taxis. Nick works in the morning. Bob works in the afternoon. Lynne works in the evening, John works at night. the morning || at night in the afternoon) the evening 3 Six other people work for Central Taxis. Write their names in the table Complete the sentences below. © Alisees Lynne at work, * Bill sees Nick at work. # Carlos starts work at 12.00, » Steve starts work at 6.00, © Mary doesn't work at night. © Sue works after Bill, but before Stove. a Ali works in the evening Mary : b Carlos e Sue © Steve f Bill @ I'm playing tennis on Tuesday. ——> I'm playing tennis on Tuesday morning. Tm playing tennis in the morning. 4 Look at the notes. Complete the sentences. r a He's seeing Olga 0" Tuesday afternoon, i b He's going to a party © He's going to a meeting d He's going to a concert e Ho's seeing the doctor aot f He’ playing tennis = We're gcing to London on Thursday. There's @ concert every Friday. | ‘There’s a party on Saturday evening. |Months and seasons @ 1 January 5 May @ September | 2. February 6 June 10 October 3 March 2 uly 11 November 4 April 8 August 12 December 4. Write the missing months. a January, February, Merch d July, , September b September, October, e . . February © April, May, t ki July His birthday is in February. They'e getting married in July. 2 Look ai titis man's year planner, Complete the sentences. a He's going 10 Zurich ion dune b He’ starting a new job ae MAR © His wife is going to Brazil APR may d Iiis son is going to France ainy € The family is going on holiday f His sonis having a party g His sister is staying with him@ _ The seasons in the UK: spring 4 (March April winery S\) LSS&_ May) i | summer (December Wi Qune & January autumn’ February) + 7. (September * %% October ‘a @ November) @ July August) 15 December the spring oe Its very cold in in the summer Helsinki in the winter. ‘the autumn ‘the winter 3 Rewnite the sentences. Use words from the table a The UK is cold in January and February. The Wc is cold. in the winter b I'm getting martied in October or November. © They're going to England in March or April. i Greece is very hot in July and August. € We go skiing in December or January. f Its quite warm here in April and May. 4 Write answers 2-11 in the diagram, 12 1 The 2nd month p[F]e]B[R]UATR|T 2 The month after September p 3 The season before winter p 4 The month before April p| 5 Hot seasor 6 The 12th month of the year »{ | 7 ‘The first month of the year 8 The season after winter p| 9 The Lith month p| 10 Cold season p 11 The month before September Now complete the sentence: 12 There are ina year, Can tian tne. | My birthday is in August. We're going on holiday in the summer. | They're getting marred in the spring. , : a7 Time phrases ti i i A Vocabulary | | This isa week MARCH | in Match, 2005. [race Poa Seda 13 Feaay i 1 Complete the sentences. Use words from the box a There are 365 4445 in & year aweek days amonth” b There are 52 in : months weeks a year © There are 28, 29, 30 or 31 in : d There are 12 in e There are7 in Lalo) @ I's Tuesday 2nd March ... TODAY) this Friday Monday, Tuesday, ... | this March, Apri, m ftulw (thir [sal su next spring, summer, . this week mm|'2 (2) 3 [4 al 6 [7 Woek. month, year next week =e[ 8 [9 | 10 | 11 2) 13 | 14 next Friday 2 Match the sentences with the times. Write numbers 1-6. Link a [6] I'mgoing to France next summer. d [_] I’m going swimming this Friday. b They're coming to stay this e (_) He's starting a new job next October. April, (1 We'e playing tennis next € () We're staying at home this ‘Thursday. summer. ropa THIS YEAR NEXT YEAR t PEs ae A: a Be a ft ! A t 12 3 4 53 Look at the examples. Write about you. Cen et) @ ‘There’s a children’s concert this morning. ‘You can hear Indian music tomorrow afternoon. ‘You can see the Bill Ryley band tomorrow evening. There’ a disco conighit. | Today ‘Tomorrow this this this tomorrow | tomorrow tomorrow moming afternoon evening morning afternoon —_ evening (7.00-12.00) (12.00-6,00) (6,00-11.09) | (7.00-12.00) | [12.00-6.00) (6.00-11.00) _ tonight (11,00-...) | “tomorrow night (11.00-...) 4 Complete the sentences. a Youcan see Carmen Ortega this afternoon b You can see Alpaca ¢ You can hear Scottish folk music P d There's a Mozart concert | You can hear The Chicago Sound f ‘There's a street party § There's a jazz concert Wares ge I'm going swimming next Saturday. We're getting married next April, Inere’s a party tomorrow evening. — =My son is ten years old, and my daughter is eight. Hester, ok Hes ten years old. She's eight. oR She's eight years old, 4 Look at the birthday cards. Complete the sentences, a ) 2 fl ° f) AG a Shes _wenty years old, d Shes. b She's e Hes ¢ Hes f He's B Vocabulary | @ 7 ‘ot 3B Im neatly ap Sarah isnearly30. Johnis about 50, —_Alice is over 80, He pate 50. | (© She's 28 or 29.) (He's 48-52.) (= She's 80+.) bade 2 Rewrite the numbers. Use nearly, about or over. a John is 37-38 "ear'y 40. d Her husband is 57-63 b Alec is 28-32 e Their son is 18-19 © Maria is 100+ f Our teacher is 40+ 3 Look at the examples. Write about you and your family and friends, rm ; My {'m 32 years old. My My sister is nearly 30. My My father is over 60. My friend Jane is about 40. = wyLd Hes... _... five days . five weeks .. five months old. old. old. years eat 4 Complete the sentences. Use words from the box. three days 100 years sheweeks 500 years ten months 4,500 years a Is 500 years old. b She's c Its d They're e Its f Its pai) @ (Tow old are you? | [ 1m28.) —[ Doyou havea car? | | Yes, we d Limks A | aa eee (iow old are ) [ Sixand four. } | How old is it? | [ About five years old. / | 5 1 / ee . € your children? 5 Write questions. Use words from the box. a How old is your sen? you ‘your house your parents He's Ll. /yourson your sister b dad My mother’s 62 and my father’s 6.’ nearly 33. © © She's 36, It’s about 50 years old. Meee about 30. | Our house is over 100 years old. | How old are you?Frequency 5 9 @ inengland, In Fgyps, it = itoften rains, 99 doesn't often rain, so Ec 2 3 Steen i ‘ aS 10 50 a3 4 oo @ zg Unk | | Month Tou Manchester, England Alexandria, Egypt | = is =e | often + verb | not + often + verb | ttotten rains. Itdoesn't often rain. 1 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. a often winter the snows in it {t often: snows in the winter: b television don't they watch often © the reads often evening he in d Saturday go out on often we © father often I my see don't f doesn't jeans she wear often 2 Add often or don't often. Write about you a [feel tired | often feet tired. on | don't often feet tired, b Idrink water. ¢ 1 go to the cinema. d Twear black clothes. e watch television Dr Lee always works at night. MERTON HOSPITAL Dr Hamid sometimes works at night. | SE>TEMBER: Night uty (10.00 p m.-~6.00 am) Dr Schmidt never works a¢ night. Week 1 | Week 2| Week 3 | Week 4 1 always Dr Lee v pe ee “ He/She sometimes + verd Dr Hamid 7 7 fe tee | 4 ALIAS SOMETIMES ee NEVER (= 100%) {= 0%)3 Complete the questionnaire, Then write =a] about you. | HOW DO YOU SLEEP AT NIGHT? a! sometimes read in bed. | Tick (¢) the boxes. --- aT read in bed I T listen to music in bed. ¢ T sheep with the T window open. - dT sleep with the |__ door open = - € Take up in the right F I go te seep before 12.00. | [GT get up after 500 ALWAYS J someranes NEVER momeanas bemeie Tanta ‘What do you | lusually wear adress | | ALWAYS: ora skit, [dont | suey | usually wear trousers, and I never wear jeans. NOT USUALLY NEVER 0% | \ | usually (wear)... don't i HefShe usualy Wears)... He/She doesnt USMAly (weal @ Read tne conversation. Complete the sentences. Use always, (not) usually or never. I, | “What do you wear at work?” 1 te | “Trousers, usually grey trousers, and a jacket. In the summer, | often I wear a shirt and tie, butno jacket’ ag The man dzesn't usually wear ‘Do you always wear a tie?” a jumper. ‘Well, in very hot weather, I wear a b He shirt, but no tie’ wrousers. | | ‘Do you ever wear a jumpest € MF grey ‘Yes — in very cold weather’ Gite jane | ‘Do you sometimes wear jeans?” e He atie, “Jeans at work? F He beers ese He never goes to sleap before 12.00. | | don't usually wear jeans at work.0: EMSAs @ a 1 Choose the right form. For the children’s party, we need a large (a) Gabley tables; and some (b) chair / chairs . We need one large (c) plate / plates for the cake, 12 small (@) plate / plates . and some small {e) bow! | bowls and (f) spoon / spoons for the ice cream, We need six (g) bottle | bottles of lemonade and some (h) flower | flowers for the table. And we need a (i) CD player | CD players .. | [ASEM ces, ores, tores, shoves | ir \ @ shonos —‘tonaries photos lorries buses 2 Complete the tables +e “5, Ch, -F, sh—> + 08 yo ies car cars box boxes dictionary dictionaries fork bus lorry photo glass com brush fo -vos plate match eaar= cenulee ot nite3 Write the plurals of these words. a park parks e secretary i wateh b beach >eaches f church j fax © dress g wife k shop nurse h letter 1 baby boy | boys sit | irs | Singular Plural bn sooar| aera child children person people 4 Complete the sentences. In the picture, there are a three men b four © five d six e eleven F eighteen 5 Correct the mistakes in these sentences. lorries a There are fivedorrys in the car park. © The books are on the shelf in the living room. b Those aren't taxies - they're cars, f{ There aren't any knifes or forks. ¢ [have two English dictionary’s, g There are three boxs of knives d They have three childrens: two boys Who are the peoples in these and a gil. photoes? There aren't ary buses after 10.00. He reads a lot of books, | can see four people: two men and two women.d, an, Se eae In this picture, there's a girl, a hat, —~ In this picture, there's a man, an egg, an ice cream, an umbrella andatree. «banana, an apple and an orange. a + consonant sounds /b, m, t.../ an + vowel sounds fe, i, 0 J = 1 Complete the table, 2 Look at these animals. Write a or an. ‘2 “HS ‘Beh St 4” elephant dog antelope octopus __ horse igi | B Gramm: @ = * youngman a cheap meal 2 Germanecar French restaurant an oldman an expensive meal an American car an Ttalian restaurant | 3 What's in the pictures? Put the words in the correct order. with jcecream | expensive an old an an girk # cat in young | tack with {italian Young a Woman | | man umbrella newspaper | book Japanese an and English | & young gurt withMysisterisadoctor She's wearinga black dress, He has a large nose. My brothers are students, She's wearing black shoes. He has small eyes. 4 Gomplete the sentences. Write afan or — (= nothing). a Johnis * student, His parents are teachers. D Tusually wear old Eshirt and jeans. ¢ Myfatherhas large ears and __ small mouth. d The house has _ white walls and __ blue door. Yd like some bananas, | Please, and pineapple. pee Idlike a penand | some tissues, | please | | | (Singular (= 1) | Plural (= 2,3, r a pineapple P, ‘some bananas. TAKE en po ee eo: 53 Look at this man’s shopping list. Complete the sentences. Use some or aan Po viene =e ft ~ apples b He needs | = That © He needs > sears d He needs | 7 aos © He needs [2 Raespape | > potactoes 1 Heneeds | 7 umbrela, g Heneeds Wem tara My brother is a doctor ‘She has an expensive car. 'd Ike some apples, please.ie is Ud like a melon, please, Put the melon and the I and some oranges. oranges in the fridge. ‘a meion = one melon “tne melon = the meton on the table _some oranges = two, tree, four... oranges tne oranges = the oranges onthe tabla | 1 Match the sentences with the pictures. oF a [2] Look there’ a cat @ 1 Drive into the car park. b []Where's the cat? e [J Let's buy some flowers ¢ [_JIsthereacarpark nearhere? f [_] Shall [ put the flowers by the window? 2 Choose the right word. a Excuse mo, Is there @) she good restaurant near here? b Would you like some / the sandwiches and a/ the cup of coffee? © Where are some / the car keys? Are they in a/ the living room? d ‘Where shall I put some / the eggs?’ “Put them in @/ the fridge’ € Let's go onto a/ the baleony and sit down, i CTC ls @ | The picture shows a room with two people, a man and a woman {The mass sitting in an armchair. ‘he woman) sitting by a piano. | 1st time | 2nd, 3rd, ath ... time aman ‘the man | woman | the woman | a t Room in New York, by Edward Hopper (1532)3 Fill the gaps with a or the. | I'm staying with (a) very nice Family in Florida, They have two children, to) git and (c) boy. (a) aitis ten, and (e) boy Is si. They also have (f) cog and (2) cat. (h) ___ cat is 16 years old! ] were staying n @ ‘small Flat n Rome. There are tree rooms: | @ fving veom, (1 bedreem and (1) kitchen, In (m) Ikang room, there's (1) bg sofa and tuc armchairs: SSS EE the 7 in the: the . Countries the centre of; the north/south/eastiwest of .. England, Germany, Japan (but the USA) Rivers, seas Cities, towns the River Nie, the Amazon, the Mediterranzan London, New York, Jakarta, St Petersburg Hotels Streets ‘the Hilton Hotel, the Embassy Hotel New Street, 126 Kings Road, Times Square 4 Complete the sentences. Write the or — (= nothing). oe Be ce ; 7 (a) —.. Newcastle is in (b) He @ Thistle Hotel is in (hb) north of (c)____. England, about Mosley Street, near (i) centre of 420km from (d) London. It's i Newcastle. Itis about 100m on (e) River Tyne and near from (k) River‘Tyne. «) North Sea, Wireman acu ‘There's a dog in the garden. Put the cranges in the fridge. ‘The Sun Hote! is in the centre of Toyo,@ eles PS. a a This is ihe ( changing his (is) these (a Singular Plural - Ths is the sauna bf and the showers. e | restaurant ... eer the _ beauty salon this, that, these, those + and these are the lockers for _, your clothes. the = i T a - , hat'sthe | [ ... nd those are | swimming ‘| [the tennis courts, | 001 | -_. v Ak — | = ‘i Antony ~ he works in the gym. >= the toilets. Lf can Nook at L{ These cups How much are Sl a sel |] are very nice. J those T-shirts? }2 Complete the sentences, Use this, that, these or those, a Tlike #9 mirror. b How much is bowl? © How much are cushions? d Can look at lamp? e pictures are lovely. f Canisce plates, please? @ —— re , , [tets goto | (ony >) fe gingto Ausualis| | Are you French? } | the theatre, | 7" S°'7) | in the summer. 3 Write responses. Use words from the table. a I'm reading a book about the Antarctic. Oh, really? That's wnteresting aes ass b We're getting married next year. |r| sin. | wonder ¢ Iimsony I'mlate. “tebe Come in, | 4 John’s very ill. He's in hospital. Oh, | € Shall we go skiing at the weekend? Are you student at the university? | Yes. Yes. ‘That's the gym ... and this is the sauna. How much are those pictures? ‘I'm sorry.’ That's OK."1 a CULT) > (swe G aglass a pen 4 Countable or uncountable? Complete the table. 5 & clock ‘sugar milk ch gy & apples lemonade ahat pair dogs. a ga 2 Countable and uncountable nouns "Countable nouns vinaes— QQ glasses FREI of ( money ~ Uncountable nouns money B 3 (01 a-rioney, inoneys) EAP SS ea . saver &> | weer j= | ¥ ~ & Countable Uncountable | a clock sugar apples2 Choose the right word. a They have wo Claes sidaca. © Do you have Omit |, your coffee? dogs Oamitk i Latent teat eat OS® f They're sitting on the Clarass Tlamusic. —] grasses. e Theres 1! in the bedroom. g CanThave Cl apple, please? aclock Fanapple, hair. 1) money, h Give me the Dhairs. CJ moneys. al She has long, black Bey rice bow! of rice ketchup ® bottle of ketchup 3 Rewrite the sentences. Use words from the table. a Would you like some soup? Would you Like a bowl of soup? b Would you like some caffee? ooo ¢ There's some lemonade in the fridge. d Would you like some orange juice? © Theres some olive oil in the cupboard f There's some sugar on the table, ‘The money is on the table. He has red hair. Would you like a glass of water?5 some and any ese @ In the picture, you can see a lake, some trees, a mountain and some houses. some + plural | pou can see) ‘some trees. some houses. 4 Write phrases with a or some. bridge horses In the picture, you can see { river, £ trees, £ boat, X people, < horses and K bridge. a ater b | a e B Gramm lr / , r @ I'd like a cup of CanThave some | | I'd like some Ea = coftce, please. | (Lili pleaset | | sugar; please, TA "2+ countable nouns | some + uncountable nouns | a countable ountable | ; a cup of coffee. fixe) 906 milk. | | K8) Soon (tke) Some sugar2 Choose a or some, a Canthave®2% cigarette? d Can Ihave Oe bread? CD some Di some b ratike] water, please. e Idlike~® — newspaper, please. P some Cisome © Canthave4% — money, please? f I'd ike 4 knife, please. some Ci some Picture B In Picture A .. In Picture B ... there’ a clock, se there isn't a clock, | there isn't any bread vw there aren't any glasses. 3 Here are more sentences about Picture B. Are they correct? Write or correct them, a There are some books. There aren't any. books b There isn'ta bottle. e ¢ There are some flowers. d ‘There's some coffee. There are some cushions. f ‘There aren't any curtains. g There's a lamp h There are some magazines. I'd like some flowers, please. ! Can | have some water? Sorry. There isn't any coffee.New York-London New York-London $6,000 return $275 return | ist Class | | _LATE OFFER! Itcosts alot. Itdoesn'teost much. | Heeats alot. She doesn’t eat much. She doesn't eat Idoesn't cost 1 Complete the sentences. alot not... much a He eats alot. He dozsn't eat mach, b She travels a lot. © He He doesn't read much. d He worksa lot, He € She sleeps a lot She f It doesn't cost much, 2 Write about these people. Choose sentences from Exercise 1. a John works ten hours every day. He works a. lo. b David has no breakfast, and just a sandwich for lunch. © Paula sleeps five hours every night: dA room at the Plaza Hotel is only $10. ¢ Anna often goes to LA, London, Paris and Tokyo. £ Peter reads three books every week B Phrases ® FA HEAL Link | > alot of fruit and vegetables, / and Leat a lot of fish. I don't eat much butier or cheese, and I don't cat many sweets| fru. fruit. fh much Ft Veat alot ot Jenotanes, || !aor"t eat spay VORTDDIS sweets | sweets 3 Fill the gaps with a lot of, much or many, —— 2) — ~— — aw Tdon'teat (a) 4c __ fruit. | 2) Feat (e) vegetables. | _/ Leat (b) meat and _/ eat (f) fish, but T don't ) butter. But I i} cat (g) meat. | don’t eat | cont eat (a) cheese. | Ln sweets or biscuits. Who has a healthy diet, 1 or 2? ¢ Grammar @ | | tay much four ee Californian Apple Pancakes in'we feed? | How many eggs | 200g flour enced’ dowe need? 5; 4 eggs 2 apples 500 ual milk ——— flour al | fo eggs > | How much rig. do we need | How many toies 00 we need? | 4 Look at the cheesecake recipe. Write questions with How much ...? or How many ...? a How many biscuits do | need? Twelve. peste eS b Four. © | 12 bic 400 grams. 75 a butter d 100 g suger | 3 lemons 75 grams, 4 oranges : | a 2 cegs Two. = f 100 grams. | ‘They eat a lot of vegetables | «+. but they don’t eat much fruit. i How much cheese do we need?Pronouns (1) @ ee S Where 3 [rmin | [are you |[ No. Were 3 are yout 3 nals || american. | Anan bes Se cee cel | Plural (= 2,354, ..) we OW you) OV 4 Complete the conversations. Use I, you or we, 7 a —=> '-—_ How old ‘m | Where are | ‘ve from Italy. 2] from? £33 a Are | No, | ateacher? | | a doctor i Look at these BOk at these questions and answers. i He's a chess Gary Fa cs | player. ] e in Cambodia. | =e| Gary Kasparoy | Isabel Allende | Roger Federer and Angkor Wal The Urals Ueyton Hewitt | | she se | they | =i = they | Singular (= 1) | Plu | ne g ‘they BQ | smo they OO | { {it 2 they ooe | 2 Match the questions with the answers. Complete the answers, u: words from the box. a Whois J. K, Rowling? mountains. b Where is theColoseunt a film star © Where is Bogo' She's a writer Het dd Who is Serena Williams? football teams. HP® © Who is Russell Crowe? in Colombia. Thyny £ What are Juventus and Galatasaray? in Rome. g What are Fuji and Kilimanjaro? a tennis player. e Look at these sentences from a letter. Make changes, using he, she, it or they, - Fi My name's Mare, I'm 24 ‘ Sars OA, and, Xin ftom Bdeona, in Tal, aoe) ey eee It it a | T tke Bagge. Bolograis abe city, but Bologna is very beautiful. b My parents are teachers. My parents teach at the unvarsty © L have a brotver, My brother + 15, and my brother 16 stil at sched ds My ufe's name ts Luca. Luca is a student. Luca studies French, © \Lhave a moterbke, The motarbke very dd. fF | Lhave tuo ssters. My sisters Ine m Rone, Wieiantaens err | l'm fine. How are you? It's a beautiful city. They're from Bologna. -Pronouns (2) @ { 'm at home. Call { {oK.ricall | u me this evenin, youat 8.00. | at a “AO Subject Object Hmathome. | me Call me We're athhame, | us | Call us. wi | You're athome. you | I'll call you. 1 Complete these notes. Use me, us or you. [rary - We're at the b ¢| Royal Hotel, Cait this evening deny é Mark B Grammar [ Come and see us | isthe eek. | “A OK.I'll see you on Saturday. 1 mat work, dt call later. was ik town Heace Blmeet at the atin at Riad 2 @ Myson isa student. My sister is a teacher. He lives at home. | see him every day. her every weekend. a ao | he [He lives nim she |Shelives ... | her thay | They tive | them She lives in Paris. I see My parents are-very old. They live in Australia. I see them every summer. | s9¢ him ... | see her... I see them 2 Rewrite the sentence in brackets [ ]. Use him, her or them. @ Maria works in London. | $¢¢ her every doy Vlado is a nice boy. Where are the children? Joand Jan are in town, Mr Jones lives in our street Theres your mother. manos 45 Ilse Maria every day.| like Vlado.| [I cant see the children.| {I'm seeing Jo and fan tonight) [know Mr Jones.| [Can you see your mother]ACCT rls | @ (What shatttdo ){ Pucitin the ) What shall 'do | | Put them with your coat? | cupboard. | | with these shirts? | by the door. o i gi 4 LY ‘subet| object it it they | them = Complete the sentences. Use it or them. What shall I do with ... a your glasses? d this shirt? Pur “eon the shelf. Put in the cupboard, b these shoes? © your umbrella? Pur by the door. Put on the chair, © your jacket? f your trousers? , Put on the chair. Put in the cupboard . 4 Complete the seritences. Use words from the box. — p | Rm RSE Re she ti ty [eee _ a == Writer Julia Peterson talks about ... Ss oe a Mysar, lt san old The singor Maria joao. | tke Volvo | go to work in aE every dey about 35 years oid aloe sa Donut singor My carrings. | wear My father lives in b ‘every day re quite England, but | call cheap, but I tke i every night And often I wists ia NewYork | Write in your language Come and see me on Saturday. | visit them every weekend. Paul's nice =| like him a lotmy, your, nis, their .. @ | (mis Thisis my “Lf ...and J Lourson, [and is that | | Jee car? 1 my: my wife | we > our: ourson you -> your: your car 1. Add my, our or your. your a Give me,phone number ~ I'll phone you tomorrow. b Hello. name's Peter. What's name? ¢ Here's address. Come and visit us! ‘Til email you. What's email address?” ‘It’s dfox@telemail.net. And mobile number is 07896 493009’ e We have two children, son is 18 and daughter is 16. f “Excuse me ~ is this phone? ‘Oh, yes. hank you.’ AT HOME WITH LUCIA & JON | Lucia Stevenson with her husband, Jon, and their children, George and Ally. George loves | his little sistert he his: his rather | she —> her: harhusband | they — their: their eilren2 Write his, her or their, On other pages q ‘a | Michael Schumacher and 6 new Ferrari page 14 B) Bill and Hillary Clinton in Californian villa 19 ¢] Mariah Carey talks about new song 23 4d) Devid Beckham at home with family 25 | ES SPECIAL! Catherine and Michael with baby daughter 28 ) Mick Jagger on 60th birthday 33 ee @ Kimiko’ husband is French. | eae oak Michel's father is a film star. imiko is Japanese, but her hhusband Michel Is. French. Michel is the son of film star Paul Leblanc. They live in a large house 3 Gomplete the sentences. Use:mordettroi tie bow, ‘T have a sister, Ami, and a brother, [20," Kimiko. ‘My sister is marricd to a German doctor. and add 's. They live in Frankfurt. “My brother lives.in the USA, He has a house in ‘Kimiko Her brother Chicogo. He isn't married, but he has a girlfriend ‘Nina Ami called Nina. Her father is italian, but her mother 1s Brazilian a Kimikc's ____ sisters married, b husband is German, © _. brother lives in the USA. d name is I70. e ft house is in Chicago. mother is Brazilian. Here's my mobile number. This is our daughter, Joanna Goorge’s wife is Brazilian, p i,ace und P| 0 oa prepositions (1) a * pols a ae , [ts inthe Its in Tt'son It’son Itsunder It’s over drawer. the door. the table. the wall. the mat. the door. ae : on 2 |e under “37 over | a ‘There's acat.., a under thesteps. b the steps. € c thetable. The dictionary is on the shelf. ‘The shelf is by the window. | 2 Answer the questions. Use the table. Lad [ a Where's my bag? b Where's my jacket? food a © Where are my glasses? by the tree. & the bed, the box. nh the bed, the cupboard, | Its on the shelf | | by the window. N Where's the dictionary? ie i d Where are my keys? © Where's my newspaper? £ Where's ny money?a Irs under the table by the window. — They're b its e Its ¢ They're f its ao Liverpool is in the north of England, on the Rivet Mersay. It’s on the railway line from London, and it's on the Mé2 motorway. Where to sta 1 Adelphi Hotel Inthe city centre. 2 Moat House Hotel * Ina quiet suburb. 3 Thistle Hotel *** On the edge of the city. | 4 Village Hotel, Whiston *** In the country, 50km from Liverpool. 5 Spa Hotel, Southport *** (On the coast, 25 km from Liverpool, England the centre [repeat |i? esuurb | on amoforway | on the edge of. ‘he country a railway line the coast 3 Complete the sentences with in or on. Match them with the places a [#] Ws the edge of Cairo, ™ __ Egypt. 4 New Oneant: b() tts Russia, the Trans-Siberian Railway, 2 Calcutta © Tt’s. Brazil, the coast. a(] ws the River Ganges, India, ) eC] tts Greece, the centre of Athens. 4 tO) tts the Mississippi River, the USA. Write in your language Your bag’s on the chair by the window. Is your village on the raibway line? j They live on the edge of the city. | pia - = es@ b00k at this photo of the Smith family in 2002. Place prepositions (2) te OL in front of, behind, near, opposi bay John is standing next to (oR beside) Leon. John Leon Clara Leon is standing between John and Clara. John is standing behind Emma. Enuna is standing in front of fol. Emma 1 Look al this photo of the Smith family in 1920 and the text below. Write the names of the people. ram ean ee i John Daniel is sitting on the table beside John. George is standing behind John Lily is standing between Nat and George. Victoria is sitting in front of Lily. Frieda is holding John’s hand. Victoria is sitting between Daniel William is standing next to Frieda. and Albert. David is sitting in front of William. 2 Complete the sentences. a Albert is sitting next to Victoria. b Lily Daniel. Nat Lily. d John Daniel and Frieda. e William David.B Phrases The bank is next to the supermarket, sta Bookshop There's a bookshop opposite the eal noo supermarket. The clothes shop is near the supermarket. a | There's a café near the supermarket. Er eeeor! Supermarcer 285k 3. Look at the map and answer the questions, Use next to, shoe shop near or opposite. a Where's the supermarket? cinewa Bi I's next 4 the bus station Met Café b Where's the bank? ray Sd Astor a © Where's the Metro Café? Tot 2°) |stamow “bank d Where's the bookshop? | e Where's the shoe shop? f Where's the Astor Hotel? The plane is flying above the clouds. The plane is flying below the clouds. 4 Complete the sentences. Use above or below. 7 Real Madrid 9 pointe a Manchester United are 'e2 __ Real Madrid in 2 Man United 7 points the table: 3 Inter Mitan 6 points ] b The (emiperatuze in Munich is 3° el. aes — © Manchester United are Inter Milan. d Lake Ontario is 90 metres Lake Byrie. © Lake Byrie is 90 metres Lake Ontario. { The temperature in Moscow is 5° zero, | 3 | ohm Smith 2| TEXCO Ine. Mr Smith’ flat is an office. ALE Weiser There's a café opposite the bookshop. ‘They're standing in front of the café. My flat's near the station.at and to EYE ne en eee Cee oness ( Wete at the Excelsior Hotel. | “at the cinema ata football mateh the airport ‘the swimming poo! a party the bus stop a hote| = : a 1 Where are these people? Use phrases from the box above. a Shes the, anport fa b They're ¥. © Hes d She's e They're f They're ee {eh ca a) CHECKINA | CHEe AIRPORT t She's going to the airport. She's at the airport. 2 Add at or to a What time are you going/the party? d Are you going the football match? b They're staying the Astor Hotel. e There's a café the station, ¢ I'm standing the bus stop. £ I'm going the airport now.eo Max Green works for a radio station He goes to werk at 12.00 ond goes home at 10.00 in the evening, His doughter, Terese, goes fo schoo! at 8.00 and goes heme at 2.00. Max doesn’t see Teresa much. When she’s at home, he’s of werk; and when he’s ot home, she’s at school. ‘: a isatschool, |... goos to school isat work. |... goes to work is at home, goes home 3 Are these sentences correct? Write ¥ or correct them. ‘a Max goes to work at 8.00, Max goes to work ab 12.00 v b Teresa goes to school at 8.00. ¢ Teresa is at home in the afternoon, Max is at home in the afternoon. i € Teresa is at home in the morning F Teresa goes home at 2.00. | 4 Answer the questions. Write sentences with at or to a What time do you go to work or school? | 9° b What time do you go home? © Where are you at 8.00 in the evening? |" d Where are you at 10.00 in the morning? Were We're staying at a hotel. He's not at home - he's at work. What time are you going home? |232 Direction prepositions Put the chicken Take the chicken Put the book Take the book in the oven. out of the oven. on the shelf. off the shelf. | ina into =] atct—<=] nono -A_ot_ 1 Complote the sentences, using in, out of, on or off. Match the two parts of each sentence a Take the pizza + °F the box, Sea the shelf. b Take your clothes the bed ... the oven. © Take the milk the car... ... and put them a plate. d Take that book the chair = and put them the cupboard. e Take the plates the cupboard... ,..and put it the fridge. f Take the potatoes the oven, and put them the table 2 Where does the cat go? Write into, onto, out of or off, a ilo the room the bed e b the cupboard f the table c the cupboard g the house d the bed h the garden B Phrasi To get to the park, you go .. 1 along the road 2 under the bridge 3 up the steps 4 over the bridge 5 down the steps 6 across the main road 7 through the gates, a aa et up down along across through over under | 3 Choose the right word. Go (a) 24" te street, ) 4 a gate, Dalong OC through ] I ( 2“? some steps and (d) Clumder 5 door, Tdown through 5 along across Go te) the bill, (8 = ariver, Eidoun Elatong (g 1008 «road and (hy) 2°" the feta. | over (Jatong co my el a ie on park, 4) down some across across steps, (k) Dunder «cond and 1) Sl under bridge. Catong Datong 4 Match the signs with the sentences. Complete the sentences. a [5] Youcango out through _ this door. | b [Go the stairs to the office. wh ec [_] Ie costs 75¢ to drive the bridge. d [Go the stairs to the toilet. e [1] You can‘ ride your bike this path. f£ () Turn on your lights when you go the tunnel. (] The bus can't go that bridge. Pa 6 EXIT ow brid Toll Bridge Bikes 25¢ } Core 758 Buses €2,00 Writ Take the pizza out of the oven ... feos and put it on a plate. | Go -dlong tits rose ancl overthe baga:a4 Giving directions @ | zxcuse me, How io | / Excuse me. Can you tell [yet ta the station? | _ me the way to the station? Go along this road and turn left. 2 “UE "ed Go straight on | along this road. Go down this road and turn right. tow d do | get to ‘can you tell me the way to"? station? ee ent ee nae a= 1 Read the directions. Complete the questions. a How dolgetto e summing pool? Go along this road, then turn right and. Station Hospital b Can you tell me Go down this road and turn lef. Then LL Barth turn right and go straight on, © How dol 2 ] swimmin Go along this road and turn right. Then J — i Poo! turn right again and go straight on. can 2 ; [| tum left again and go straight on. fue SRE e How ? Go along this road and turn right. Then turn left and go straight on, Go down this road and tum left. Then cinema yoy are \ here2 Complete the answers. How do I get to the bank? | Go (a) “2"§._ this road and turn (b) é | | 5 How do I get to the station? x =) Bank Go (©) this road. Then tum = | ic) and go (e) on. — : How do I get co the cinema? Hospital f | | ® this road and (g) You are | cinama Then (h) again and (i) 5 here en gy Turn left ‘Tum right Go past at the café, at the traffic lights, the cinema. | | bank i MB restaurant | I Go past the bank and turn left. Go past the restaurant and turn right. i left Fe aagich they tect MNES? Twin nt at (the café). | Go past (the bank) and turn i right 3 Give directions, a), 7} Tarn right at the supermarket. the hospital, the bank. and meence Woes Can you tell me the way to the bank? Go straight along this road. Go past the notel and turn right.1 Complete the table. 2 ge 13-19 312 a2 @ Look at the identity cards. Name: ANNA LOMAX’ { Name: JOHN DUNN] { Name: ELENA ROSS! | | tomo: JUAN PEREZ Helght: Height Height: Heioht: 1m 50 1m 98 Im 74 Im65 Hair: ir Hair Hair brown fait black 4 wey Eyes: Eyes: Eyes: Eyes: green blue brown ||| brown AnnaLomaxis John Dunnis very Elena Rost is quite Juan Perez is quite very short. She has tal]. He has fair hair tall. She has long, — short. He has gré short, brown hair and blue eyes. blackhairand ——_hairand brown and green cyes. brown eyes. eyes. 2 Complete the tables. a He jg very shore (She "quite b brown tlh anes) He short He has eyes. has hair She she3. Write about these people. @ Amy McLeod is quite ball She has and —_ b Jon Dean Now write about you. Um U have ard — awoman aboy agai aman | + + | 38 long hair glasses a beard x =awoman with longhair =a boy with glasses = aman with a beard awoman long heir a boy with glasses aman 2 beard 4 Put the words in the correct order Find the six people in the picture. a _man long with a hair fair [BD]. & man with tong, fair noir b dog with aa girl | o © black with woman hair longa oO da with beard mana long Oo e umbrella with an mana Es - f old glasses an with woman o Write in your language Is your baby a boy or a git? He has dark hair and blue eyes. Ho's a tall man with glasses.4 Draw the eves 3 draw the von wi 0 6 Draw the & ears. mouth, Vout “A ae | Arnold \ vA (Schwarzenegger? _ 4 Complete the instructions. ~ @ Draw the Draw the head. } b Draw the >, © Draw the Mick Jagger 1 aod Ed Brown has a long, thin face. He has small eyes, a small nose, smal! ears and a small mouth, Rita Brown has a round face, She has large eyes, a large nose, large ears and a large mouth. round la smallmouth | | small | lang, thin targa nase | | trge oe2 Write about the two children. ‘@ Sam Brown has * round. face «He has ‘ and b Sara Brown has - She has and 3 Write the parts of the body. a tail £ b 4 Match the sentences with the pictures. a [BJ tthas four legs and a tail. b [_JIthas a sail, but no legs or feet. [7] thas eight legs, but no wings. Ci Ithas wings and six legs. [] te has wings, two legs and a tail. f (J ichas wo arts, wwo legs and two feet, but no tail. amo Aes Orla He has long hair and large eyes. Ithas a long tail. ' They have six legs and four wings, j eeClothes Sac A Vocabulary She's wearing ... ; adress askirt (atop acoat jeans ahat He's wearing... — 1 IT > 5 } SF, asuit ashirt —ajacket. trousers. aT-shirt, a jumper @ jeans, trousers, NoT-ajeans,atrousers- {a) @ B) (a) @ 4 What are they wearing? my He's wearing * *4t A i She's wearing 2 tf #] a b © She's wearing and di He’ wearing and e He's wearing and £ She's wearing and g He’ wearing and B Vocabulary acoat You carry... a suitcase ababy2 Write sentences with wearing or carrying. Use words from the box. He’: a Suuuk. ee bag coat =—=dreas glasses 2 ¥suit suitcase umbrella | b ses 6-7 r : +8 || ue | hs me pd oe & put ona coat take off a coat get dressed get undressed | Yourecold— you Yourehot-»you — getdressed= —get undressed= putonyourcoat take offyour coat puton yourclothes take off your 3 Choose the right verb. Puton Take off a It's cold today. some warm clothes. b Paton Take off your shoes. They're dirty. (get dressed erie odode Lath 7 ar imuressat OH He ee CD put on Co take of feel red 1 think) 82 \d go to bed. © Heel tired. [think PIT coy undressed 7480 10 be I'm hot. 1 think I'll my jacket. Puton your coat. f WSrainINg. rae ofy ¥ chun tiaeneire He's wearing a jacket and trousers. Put on some warm clothes. Take off your coat.28 The family I Russia and Ne \ ‘Alexandra } family in 1 cad Alexei | Nicholas Anastasia father ... mother... parents .. (ag ae es ! bts I | and son Jl. and daughter «and children husband... brother ... | WKS ... and wite t and sister | 4. Choose the right word. a Alexei is Maria's son-/(brother I father: b Alexandra and Nicholas are Anastasia’s parents / children © Nicholas is Alexei’s son brother | jather d Alexandra is Nicholas’s wife / daughter / sister € Anastasia is Alexandra's mother / sister / daughter Now complete the sentences. f Nicholas is Alexandra's "sand. Anastasia is Alexei’s § Maria is Nicholas’ j Alexandra is Maria's h Alexei is Nicholas’s ke Olga is Tatiana’s 2 Complete the table. s T ‘ater er son | cata wite| @ L00k at this family tree. } @ - 6 Anna is married, She has three Fr children: Simon, Sue and Sara. | 1 es PN ‘Simon is married, and he has one child. @ ra g g © = 9 Sara is married, but she doesn't \ Joanna | Simon Sue Sara John rave any children. j Suc isn’t married, } @ Peter doesn’t have any brothers or i Pater sisters. { | ise isnt Matti. | = Lia! fe ona o doesn’t have im piel ; or sisters. 3. Find the people in this family tree. Write the numbers. a [ii] Ali doesn't have any brothers or as Q-.@ b () Mark is married and has three 2 children, Paula isn’t married. She has a sister and a brother. d (J Leo has a sister, He isn't married. e (_] Dimitri has wo children. f |] Flisabeth has a brother, and she's married. She doesn't have m1 any sisters. 4 Look at the examples. Write about you. I'm married. I have tree chidren. I don't have any brechers on suster’. Tim not married [have a sister and two brothers. My daughter isn't married. They don't have any children.4 Look at the people. Complete the sentences. a She's a secretary. She _Norks un an office Bb He’ a waiter. He eks in & restaurant © lea receptionist He o She's a teacher. She Shes a nurse. She a 5 ? I He’ a shop assistant. | asl be ¢ int ) He ed receptionist & She's a waitress. She ioe qA¢ z He's a doctor. He 2 Look at the signs. Write the jobs from Exercise 1. a secretary (I fe b : Hai ® ~ d ’ (— 8 “Jpark Hore D> I SU Peter's} Hospital HILL ROAD Secondary Schoo]Rey George and Olivia {= | work for companies, RES serge wors for 2 taxi company. “Olvia Works for 2 computer company. George is a taxi driver Olivia works in en office. ee He works for CityTaxis, ‘She works for Hi-Tec Computers. 3 Write about these people. a She works in a bank. She works, for, O'Dehertu's Bank. b He’sa French teacher, ¢ She works in a bookshop. d He’ a receptionist in a hotel. ¢ She's a waitress, f He works in a supermarket, i GOURMETS. | ‘Douerty’s BANK anny Four busines SaveCo There's Supermarket near yo You Th best restart in town Plaza International | | Lown Fersh, Spanish, Gem, | | BOOKS * BOOKS + BOOKS debs liar: or Japanese swith BAILEYS HotELs IN secounnes | | LANGUAGE DIRECT | | p00K5 + s00K3 + a00Ks - a — _ What do you do? Tima nurse, > fa work for Alpha Taxis. Iworkin a bank. 4 Complete the questions and answers. SS Where do you work? a | Where do you work?” ‘| Work of a shop.’ b° doz * Gourmets.’ c¢ ‘Where 2% a restaurant.’ d ‘What ee teacher rcmbetmeuctces ‘She Works In a nosoital. She's a doctor. ‘What do you do? | work for Plaza International.(piano), play 0 Sport and leisure eax.e. * F en footbali tennis basketball golf table tennis: volleyball Olivia likes sport. Carlos likes sport, too. | She plays football, ‘He watches football, she plays tennis he watches tennis and she plays golf. and he watches golf. 4 What sports does this person play? What sports does he watch? Write sentences. a He watches tennis Women’s Fra 16.00 News 6.25 Weather GREEN PARK | ‘OLF CLUB | [F]Mon fen smithy | Tues Tennis with 230 pra, 2 Write about you. Use words from the table. om often a ay | sometimes 4 " watch Le itetsiess) @ I walk to work every morning. 1 go walking in the mountains every weekend. | a Vorb Activity Verh Activity — {walk —— gowalking SS oski = —> go skiing A un —> gorunning "fish = ——» go fishing | 2% swim —+ go swimming EK dance ——» go dancing od3 When do you wear these things on your feet? Complete the sentences. a You wear these her you go fishung b You wear these "He" you ¢ You wear these You wear these e@ You wear these f You wear these Lead arty He's playing She's playing They're playing They're playing She's playing the piano. - the guitar, cards. chess. computer game. the piano cards |PlaY the guitar | play chess a computer game | 4 Read about four sisters - Angie, Bella, Clara and Diana Clara plays the guitar, but Angic, Bella and Diana don't, Diana doesn't play the piano Bella often plays chess with Clara. Diana often plays cards with Angie Bella plays computer games, but Angie, Clara and Diana don't. The girl in the picture doesn't play chess, Who is the girl in the picture? Write sentences about her. Use She plays ... or She doesn’t play a She plays the piano. d b e Write in your language | play tennis, but | con't play gol They often go fishing, He plays the guitar.i on 1 Transport @ a bus atrain acar — a ‘ain ; | [abus | atram atrain acar a bike a motorbike aK ) | aboat io plano | abike aboat a taxi Where are these people? a Theyre 7 @ tam b He's © They'te d Hes e They're bus ay | OO by bike | a efee9 | oe | Some people Some people Some people But I go _walktowork, gobybike. go by bus. by taxi.2 How do these people go to work? Complete the sentences a He goes by tran. ‘c—\{_‘""— pee Ex ce He d She oa Tron tan) e She LE ie iano xt @ nctie EXECIET KL 3 Look at the examples. Write about you and your family. |g My I og te wak by co - My husband walks to work My cm gree te echedl by bike a a 8.00 as 11.90 pee, ia London Manchester The bus leaves London at 8.00. It isto ™ Manchester at 11.30. 4 Loox at the timetables and complete the sentences. Use leaves or arrives in / gets to ——= a The bus aves i” London at 8.30. ofan 5-20, London 8.30 b The plane New York at 7.00. pee © The boat Singapore at 6.00 on Wednesday. d The bus _ Oxford at 6.30. e The train Paris at L145. f ‘The boat Jakarta at 8.00 rT ere on Tuesday. oe g Thetrain.____. Marseille at 4.45. sss h The plane Miami at 10.30. [ Pars igen” = SHU cesCUM ceed | He goes to work by car: The plane leaves London at 8.00. | Itarrives in Paris at 10.00. | So a7:2 Communicating UC LALE FAX TO: S Redrgice FROM: Danco UK 4 Where are these from? a a letter Yours Faihflly b J Brown c [2 Bro ase d da e To: smorgan23@treenet.com | From: pdi@simmonds.org Subject: Re: Helo a text (message) Peter Shaw | 6 Kings Roud Lincoln LNIS4TH Dear Mr Shaw, | an, O11. 2O88F | From: ... { Date: Mover... i Dear OLga { a Link ® a oe J There's a meeting on Friday. Verb phone/call wite to him | her afax fax net °° them an email email them a text message) text | reaper 2 How can you contact these people? Use words from the tables. a Bill Rogers Email him. of Serd. him an email b Mrand Mrs Blunt © Maria Bell d Jeanne Leblanc © Manfred Bartsch f Ahmed al-Husseini Fax: oft¥4.5'40130 Bul Rogers frogersOhansen.erg M Rartich, Hanwaolee 142, 1114 Berlrs Abed al-Husseiri Tek ont 233 Mobile: 07999-50394) Mr a Pirs Blaré, 2 North Roa, Chelmsbord, Essex (He SBT MARIA BELL mboll@owet.comher phone number 3 FZ 01273 849001 I 125 London Road, ferx t Irighton }273 8849035 —J— Briehton BRIT SWT.UK = RES pb) Ber seronnt4@elemaitnet 8 osz7 938003 f | her email address her mobile number | 3 Look at Exercises 1 and 2. Complete the sentences. a Ahmed al-Husseini's phone number is 01444-223904 b John Morgan's is jmorgan23@freenet.com. © Manfred Bartsch’s is Hansaallee 192, 12164 Berlin, d Peter Shaw's is 6, Kings Road, Lincoln LN13 4TH. e Ahmed al-Husseini’s is 07999-563821. f Jeanne Leblane’s is 01749-540730. fax machine Can | use your fax machine? ee aed 4 You're in a friend's office. Ask questions, @ You want co copy a leuter, Can | use. your photocopies? ‘b You want to send a fax. © You want to write an email. You want to copy some pictures. e You want to talk to your mother. f You want to send a text message. Wieiatace: ‘Send them an email. Can | use your phone? What's your mobile number?~—Tdotar | twenty ttve | one euro fifty pound ninety-nine | me dollars twenty-ve euros fifty pounds ninety-nine | one euro fifty | two dollars nine pounds twenty-five ninety-nine 4 How much are these things? six euros seventy-five. a b © a e £ CMM remanowrsis @ In the USA... 7 \« a aTV costs about $250. a small car cosis about $9,000. 2 Complete the sentences about the USA. Use about, ee a A mobile phone <0sts about seventy douars bacD ReLaY-x | COLOUR © Aptinter wwounvain’8x |) BRINTER d A pair of jeans aed) /} 3S10455X_ e Agood mountain bike $99.00 £ Acheap camera < [cos $9.99 | | Buntrr Jeans sas.9s 3 Write sentences about your country. Inmy country a ATV £0088. about, +. pair ol jeans acp asmall car— 5 r How much How much do) payments ok? | | isthis boot? | these shoes cost? ax these shoes? | does tis book How muci 6 these shoes °°” 4 Write questions, Use How much is/are ...? or How much do/does ... cost? a How much does this radio cost? b mene (Db) sungasses [c}baq [trainers : & day, He a week | She °2™5--- 2 month = ayear | She's adoctor. She earns Hes a waiter. He | €150,000 a year. earns €80 a day. 5 Write about these people. Use the numbers in brackets |] a She cams €5,500 4 movin. _ 1¢3,500) [8 gzeneqamyr o> (4. _— TARY J. SHOP ASSISTANT’ b He (€72,000| | €42,000 @ year / f Cronk © She (7501 MON-SAT : Sat ager) e She fe 1,800) WAITRESS: €6,000 2 month | f He (48,000) a) eJwwase >) (FY ven) €39,000 a year €4,000 a month |! a | Wicmabtiaeae ers This phone costs $49.50. | How much is this watch? | ‘She earns €25,000 a month. |Tere Pans closed A: Shops and shopping SB & shoe shon supermarket | We can also say: fefnane butcher's (= buicher's welll 3 8 shop) \| ea } | baker's p #2 |e | « flower shop baker clothes shop chemist newsagent [A lower shop sais fowers.. “A chemist sells medicnes. “You con buy lowors at a ower shop, You can buy medicines at a chemist 4 Write answers 1-8 in the diagram. 9 = 1 You can buy meat ata >| TL 2 You can buy clothes at a > Tf] 3 You can buy flowers ata ad { 4A sells bread and cakes. Dr | 5A sells newspapers. P[_ ay | 6 You can buy medicines at a >| 7A sells shoes. > BA sells meat, bread, magazines ... I Td Now complete the sentence: 9¥ You can buy this book at a 2 Where do you go? Draw lines on the map. rT ‘You go shopping. You buy ... ‘inthes swe butcher chemist bookshop shop ‘shop (W(Qa chicken, oO a @EEQanewspapon ao (3) A atoothbrush, | gent ‘ ‘oaker | “Q a dictionary, ieee pt - PF Abaguette, o 4 atic, 7) AQ a pair of trainers and (8) ra arose, om| [ Ta like four Can I have a kilo of Potatoes, please? bananas, please. nae 3 Look at the shopping list and complete the questions. Use Pd like ... or Can | have ...? a Can ( have six eggs, please? some apples ailarge chicken Yes - large or small? 6 roses ‘nice anaam b Beggs baguette How many would you like? a © e Sorry. We dont sell bread. What colour red, yellow or white? a f | This one is two kilos. Is that OK? ‘Yes - strawberry or chocolate? SUPASAVE Opening times 8,00-6.00 CLOSED |‘Theshop opensat#.00 1510.00 in the morning. 187.00 in the evening. and closes at 6.00. The shop is open. ‘The shop is closed. ifr sney 98 at. | [rue stp io, 4 Complete the sentences. ‘STONES BOOKSHOP a On Saturday, the bookshop °F" at 9,00, sity fanaa hh The bookshop isn't on Sunday. Saturday 3.00~4.00, © The restaurant is on Sunday evening. Surday Closed @ On Saturday, the restaurant 12.00: (oeanana uyouaGmane e The restaurant is on Monday. Monday Closed £ OnWednesday, the bookshop at 7,00. Tues-Fri12.00-1000 Saturday —(2.00-11.30 Sunday 4.00-10.00 Va like a chicken, please. | ‘The newsagent opens at 6.30. The library is closed on Sunday.Where's the (library)? stairs, lift, garage railway station bus station hotel restaurant supermarket market bank post office car park library cinema theatre churen ‘swimming pach sports centre park café gene Fa pagsuael BE 4 Read the tourist information. What are the places? a | For food shopping, try the big supermarket in Waleo! Street. b there are three ‘Mikom Street — at 10.38, © | The last train to London leaves the Walcot Street, has abou! 28,000 books. | in George Street. | in Barion Street. | “has tennis, volleyball and bosketball | 2 Where can you see these — ‘ [ce] signs? |? uses 10 a] ome ) nas at 4 bus station | LONDON a ee a as Wait here | | 10-129 mer) b wa —) eee c > ee 41 le f PARCELS ° HERE ' aI ELE i ne Bs. vcneae: Yale Bg % in Walcot Street. — Wheres |, | atthe end of Broad next to the library, hotel?) street. opposite the post) FEES... ache comer of office. Jo pq ieicel George Street and Broad pe Sueet. 3 Look at the map in A. Write questions with Where's ...? a Where's tre swimming peel? It’s next to the sports centre. b It’s opposite the railway station. Is at the end of Broad Street, opposite a church, Its in Barton Street, opposite the theatre. It's at the comer of Walcot Street and Rridge Street, mene It’s in Manvers Street, next to the car park. } @ r aly... = it Cd garage: as garden stairs It floors 4 Match the words with the buildings. Write 1 or 2. a [Z| The building has seven floors. e |_| The building has three floors. b [There's a garden behind the F [7] There's a garage beside the building. building. c [_|?here are steps behind the building. g [_] There's a car park in front of d [J There isn't a lift. the building. 5 Look at the example. Write about a building in your town. floors. There’s 0. lift. There's a car park behind. the building. It doesn’t have a. garden. orden, | The Park Hote, has four | Write in your language ‘Where's the post office? | It's at the end of George Street. It has ten fioors, but there's a lift.rts td lela’ aca at hat ag i a Go through the gate, b Goalong the road, © Go through the along a wall, through over 2 bridge, gate, over a wall, O78 another gate, past a through a gate, across a field, Sue wood, over a stream along a fence and over a stream and and up a hill up a hill. through a wood. Answer: Answer: Answer: 2 Where does the path go? Write the phrases in the correct order. It goes ... a across the bridge b meanB Vocabulary 3 Complete the sentences. In the picture ... a theresa ‘on the wall. e theresa on the fence. b there are three $3 fa is drinking water. © there's a by the gate, g there are some s under the da is eating 4 Find 15 answers in the wordsauare. Write the words. a You can walk along these: 19% wath COUGRASSB TREEISNHR b This has wings and two legs: BI(RDVTITEI ¢ These can go round a field: FLIOWERSED ris f 3 ER/AJ|AREY PG is yoes over a river or a road: NCIDIL@AT HWE e You can swim in these: COSLIMDOG f These have four legs: FWOHORSEFE g You see these in the garden: Now look at the other letters in the wordsquare, and complete the sentence: You can see all of these things in the AeA Resim Creeley ‘The path goss through 2 wood. ‘There's a bridge over the stream. | ‘There ate some cows in the field.Natural features mountain, forest, river on (a river), in (the mountains}: in the (north) of A Vocabulary 4 Complete the sentences. Use words from the box. beaches forests ‘hills islands lakes. mountains rivers. sea. Vietnam ~ a becutiful Come to the Caribbean for country of (a) MHS, | beautiful (d) ) ond eunay (e) and | / Visie our (g) co} blue (f) and swim in our | SS SSS 10 es J a 2 Look at the examples about England. = Write two sentences about your country. I in Enger eee are. Lit a therecare, There aren't mary Tre set Lamers Phrases i oe ce Brazil — London | rs ees London is Rio de Janeiro is Geneva is Kathmandu is ona river, n the sea. on a lake. in the mountains. the coast. gn ater 4, thesea [inthe mountains _alake | |" the coast3 Look at the map. Answer the questions. a Is Quito on the coast? No. It's in the mountains. _,| bis Guayaquil in the mountains? ¢ IsLimaon a lake? d Is Puno on the sea? € Is Iquitos on a lake? £ Js Cuzco on the coast? Pe nc oy Bilbao is in the north of Spain. Granada Is in the south of Spain. Madrid is in the centre of Spain. Salamanca is in the west of Spain. Valencia is in the east of Spain. 4 Complete the sentences. Use expressions from the table. i hone. north work, ‘Athens south ss Q Inthe east of ... 7 west - contre I live in Nice. It's ‘Maria lives in the south of __ Athens. She works France. Athens. ? m hotel a root y “a pest ? Were staying My uncle lives Our hotel is aly. Scotland. Budapest. Wan tau We live on the coast. ‘They're staying in the mountains. Bristol is in the west of England,Weather beautiful/nice/terrible ...; hot, warm, cold ....; sun, wind, rain, snow; It's raining/ edict) @ Whats the weather liker It's Ws quite It's not Its not I's lovely! nice. bad. very nice, terrible! BAD —> G00" Its Its quite ‘Its OK, It's not Its. beautifull good. very goad. awful! 1 Write the missing words in the crossword. 1 ©The weather's —____ 2 bl 2 ‘Is the weather good?” @'No, its ——_-_ 5D} A 3 ‘What's the weather like?” _| i 6D | TI @isnor___ i 4 ® the weather here is —______ F 5 'What'sthe = a 7 6 ©'ts______ good. Smt J 7 ©The weather's not very —______ today. 8 Oltsa day today! = 2 Complete the sentences. a lesbo in Dubai. e in Rome. b in Kuala Lumpur f, in Sao Paulo. © in London. & in Tokyo. a in Moscow. h in Warsaw.—~ 2B It’s sunny, clouds Its cloudy, a “ rain Its raining, It’s snowing, e Look at the map. Complete the sentences, a In Zurich, #'S very cold, and. it's snowing b In Munich, ¢ InVenico, ~ d In Geneva, e In Rome, f In Milan, g In Marseille, What's the weather like? | It's lovely. It's warm and it's sunny. I's terible, It's cold and it's raining,Countries, nationalities, languages en ); She's (French, Egyptian aks (French, Arabic A —., Sore > . Fi David Bowie is Tiger Woods is, Juliette Binoche English/British, American, is French. He's from England/Britain. He's from the USA. She's from France. 4 Read about these people. Complete | He's/She's ... | He's/She’s from the table. ; S English England, GERMANY JS) JAPAN p British Britain { ff ‘American the USA 5 me tokyo LA Lats French France { Stetti Gratis Yoyo Ma is Sapan | from Germany. Japanese. | eam. | tly BRAZIL © e Chinese Brasil _/ Russia s oe ee Spanish | Ronaldo is Viadimir Putin Brazil! | Brazilian. | is Russian, SPAIN S. cover je 0 Mladic 0 es oy { Penélope Cruz | Jackie Chanis | Umberto Eco “Mona Zakiis > is from Spain. | from China. | is talian. | from Egypt. 2 Write the sentences in a different way, a I'm from England. e She's from lialy. Vm English b We're French. F They're from the USA. © Are you Russian? g Are they British? d His wife is from Brazil. h He isn't from China. He's from Japan.3 Look at these sentences from magazines. Write the correct countries and , nationalities. Japa oe racing driver ~~ facing diver P [she drives a Brish car —a citroen. © "Hove Spanish food: pizza, er Se spagtretti, tortelloni, a eer) ® Gras Bonjour!) A Guten Tag} (Ciao! —7 Hola) ee English ‘Hello’ in ‘Hello’ in ‘Hello’ in ‘Hello’ in French German Tualian Spanish (Gomemme ee De f (Sapiseryine 7 (pSe DS PRR) 0catzeta ‘Hello’ in Russian ‘Hello’ in Arabic ‘Hello’ in Chinese ‘Hello’ in Japanese 4 Write answers 2-9 in the diagram. 10 aa 1 In Rome and Napoli, people speak... BL | | TATU] 1 ATH 2 In Tokyo and Osaka, people speak... b 3 In Beijing and Shanghai, people speak... P| 4 In Berlin, Frankfurt and Vienna, people speak ..._ >| 5 In Moscow and St Petersburg, people speak .... 6 In Cairo, Riyadh and Dubai, people speak ... P| 7 In Sydney and New York, people speak... 8 In Paris and Marseille, people speak... 9 In Madrid and Buenos Aires, P|} people speak Now complete the sentence’ 10¥ There are nine inthis exercise. 5 Look at the examples. Write about you and your country. In aa en ssa Fi 2 | In. schoot, | Ax school, perple earn French and i German. speae Frenek ont | 7 Spanish, but | don't speme Germ Are you American? | don’t speak Arabic. She's from China. |2 phone or ® ie | ‘credit card brush ————""“Sljgy {= | ————— a comb __ 2\/§ Bee tissues apen-———— 4. Match the words with the X-ray pictures, {e]a phone, tissues and acomb (Ja phone, a pen anda brush [J akey, a passport and money [la phone, pens and a passport money, credit cards and a ring I mn aoee (_] keys, a watch and tissues 2 What do you need? a You want to phone a friend, & phone e You want to know the time. b You want to open adoor. © You want to go to the UK. £ You want to buy a coat, You want to write a postcard, on B Vocabulary @ _ There are lots of things in my | room. On the table, there's a | lamp and some plants, and on | the shelf, there are some books and a radio, On the desk, there's a computer and two clocks. tere are Wo cushions anda newspaper on the armchair. On the wall, there are two pictures and a mirror. And there's a television and some magazines on the floor.Links 3. What are the things in the picture opposite? a computer d 8 b clocks. e h © t i 4 Look at the two pictures. Write the words. Picture A Picture B a & pant ‘There's one on the floor. b ‘There are three. © There's one on the wall, d ‘There are six. e f B ‘There's one on the shelf. ‘There's one on the table. ‘There's one on the shelf. ‘There's one on the shelf. ‘There are two. ‘There isn’t one on the wall. ‘There are three. ‘There's one on the table, ‘There's one on the chair. ‘There's one on the shelf. 5 Find 14 answers in the wordsquare. Write the words. a You can buy things with these: money ‘b You can read these: © You can write letters with these: 4 Two pars of a room: e You can wear these: £ Iwo things for your hair: g You can sit on these: Ne meres -era-s30 zBo-ao2zmz> m>mzranrma ZToeecneavrE]S eomm o@mZzozsc proagxuvH— Write in your language You need some money and a passport. ‘There's a phone on the desk. Where are my keys?Rooms and furniture wall, flo CU cL eee So LLC Tm ee aL @ This fat has five rooms. | . — living room, ... +a bedroom, ... = es and a study. | & eee Loo abathroom, ‘There's also a “ a small balcony. == 4. Which rooms are these? Be | a This is the study b Ths ws the table desk sofa chair toilet shower2 Look at the rooms in Exercise 1. What is in them? Complete the lists. |inme inthe inthe = inthe | in the | on the | study kitchen [livingroom bathroom | bedroom = balcony shelves cooker) _artmehaurs a chair { @® | ‘There's a desk | There's a picture | | There’saTv | A in the corner. by the window. on the wall door There's a table by the doo ‘There are some floor | | cushions on the floor | 2 In this room ... a There's a mirror 07. te, wall b There's a table © There’ a chair There's a dock e ‘There's a cupboard f Theresa TV 4 Look at the example. Write about a room in your house or flat. a [an ny dearcom, there's a beds @ Table ard a cupboard. There ore | eee “some shelves on the wall, ard. there's a char by the winda BS ae My flat has two bedrooms. There's a desk in the stuoy. | Ihere’s a cupboard by the window. | ~ JFood and drink (1) Aen ed oem OLR fish bread butter “| eae Sol, Ee ie Gi Bs, milk fruitjuice lemonade va | tice fruit 4 Look at this woman's answers. Write sentences with eats and drinks. Gomuenare ae a She eats bread’ every day Wihat do you eat and drink avery day? Write Sede eee das wat ane at me tl J api —— Zl wees [ol we] te a sreese (F) frutjace (C] to a [x] coffee [¥] mea 7) vegetables ‘ cos] wih (Z] water fh pasta 8 2 Look at the examples. Write about you. z I ext rice every dty. | T never eat pasta, I ahink mile ovary ay. I never oink coffee,TA 3 Write answers 1-8 in the diagram. deo 4 1 Orange fruit! >| | 2 Apurple vegetable. >| 3. Small, round, green vegetables. ae E[als 4 They're round and red. > 5 Long, yellow fruit. P| 6 Tong, thin, green vegetables. b 7 Alarge, yellow fruit. P| 8 Small red truit.»[ | I Now complete the sentences: 9¥ Lemons, apples and pineapples are — 10¥ Onions, carrots and potatoes are 4 Write about you. Toften buy and I don't often buy or Inever buy or @D cra pra0cs ‘wo kilos of potatoes 2 water = two lites of water a kilo of potatoes 4 | water = lie of water = haifa kilo of potatoes |i twater = nalf a litre of water 1 kg potatoes ikg 5 How much is this man buying? I TF Apples |{ water Arples zo) A 1kg 1 LITRE it 200 | _ 250 || some Caos 18 ‘ Matar 20 ONLY -.35! Onions 130 a Tish 2 FISH diuese wa Special Offer || 1 44 st tkg 1240 || 2 59 He's buying (a) & kilo of apples +{b) (geen (a) © and (f) Pinup cataeure ers) never eat fish. | eat fruit every day. Akilo of onions, please. Ee #4...Food and drink (2) Reece CLUS OM Aen OMICS Mee MeSucacme cee & ‘Salad Chips Spaghent £1.50 £2.00 £1.00 £475 £1.50 4. Match the conversations with the pictures. Complete the conversations. ors a [4 ‘Til have dhcken with spaghete. please.’ ‘OK. That's £6.75." b Dtdlike a and a bowl of please’ ‘That's £3.70." © Dd like wo with , please.” ‘OK. That's £6.50, please, @ [J Tihavea and two slices of please.’ ‘That's £8.30." e (Td like . and please’ “That's £9.00 then, please.’ This is an Indian restaurant, Ithas Indian food, ‘You can eat Indian food here.| 2 Complete the sentences. Use words from the box Grinese food taian & ‘restaurant — French Paris } Spanish American Pintrn P H K a You caneat Arencan Food a. (eee) op Kentucky Joe’. a reertechichen || a. b Le Petit Paris has 7 5S Hy yE* © The New Yorkis an - ; cle i You can eat atthe | KENTUCKY Nebel ia NEW PEKING ‘Steak House e The Flamenco has - | eta f The Hong Kongisa = ( rentnco || PBracAs Antonelli’s is a good place for : 2 re . spanish atstauann ¢ Vocabulary 3 Complete the table (write Y or —), What snacks can these people eat? a John doesn’ eat sugar. | eS je We He can eab crisps. These have | These have These have ‘b Mary Goeanttear fit. sugar in | fatin them. tour She them in them ¢ Tanya doesnt eat flour. crisps = v — biscuits Zz ’ Z ‘sweets v - _ ice crear cake chocolate 4 Write about you. rH Toften eat I sometimes eat Inever eat Woe acters I" like chicken, rice and salad, please. | It's a good place for Chinese food. | don’t eat chocolate,@ | Atthe Plaza Hotel, you can ™ | | .«. have breakfast from 7.00 to 9.00 ~ DLAZA HOTEL > | in the morning. | Meals ... have lunch from 12.00 to 2.00. iiakhe | agents | | ss have dimmer from 7.30 to 9.30 Lana 12.00-2.00 | in the evening. treakiast =| Dinner 7.30-9.30 Pa have lunch | dinner 1 Complete the sentences. Use have breakfast, have lunch or have dinner. a Tusually "ave breakfast at 7.00 in the morning. b On Sunday evening, | always with my parents, € [finish work at 1.00, then I ina café. d we at about 9,00 in the evening. © Lalways at work at about 12.30, f You can at the Costa Café from 6,00 in the morning, @ He's having They're having We're having breakfast eggs for sandwiches chicken fave s.? are ..? 4 Write questions. Use words from the box. a What colour are pandas? ‘They're black British passports mea Wile, the Japanese flag tte ted, their new car e Its black and pandas ‘wiiite. her eyes 4 They're red. ‘their cat e. Its red and white, ese They're blue. eotaeac teen) ‘Ae your eyes green or blue? | 1rd like sore yellovr roses, please. What colour are Italian passports?Hello, how are you? UAL 10) camer LU CALUURS ee DTA RUA ie REAL ALA A Phrases @ “eto } aS ( Good morning, } dpecmene (cooabye.) (ee) ie ot (Goode evening, | | (Good night } aie Tea Good afternoon. | | ‘Hello? words Goodbye’ words | “Hello Good morning Good evening Goodbye Good night | Hi Good aftemoon Bye | 1 Choose the right words. a You see a friend in the street. b It’s 8.00, You arrive at work. Good morning / Good afternoon / Bye € It’s 11.00. You're going to bed. Goodbye / Good evening / Good night d {t's 5.00. You're leaving work. Good night / Good morning / Bye € 13 9.00, You arrive ata restaurant. Good evening / Good night / Goodbye f Its 4.00, You see your brother Good evening / Hello / Good morning aS Excuse me. tink ‘What's the time? 1 Ve Vy See) (et Y | all right. )2 Complete the conversations. Write Excuse me, Thank you, Sorry or That's all right. a’ Gxcase me Where's the station?” © ‘ Is this your phone?” “Go down this road and tum right! “Yes, itis! : b° Are you Lisa? a: Ithink that's my pen.’ ‘No, I'm Mary! ‘Oh, is it? - Here you are. ‘Oh, s ‘ i @ Hi, How are you? How is your mother? How are the children? | Tm OK, thanks. Oh, she’s not bad. Oh, they'te fine, thanks, | ere you? \t'm fine | © | How is your mathe? | sho's “OK ___ Bre the children? They're not bad. © 3 Complete the questions and answers. a Hows your sister? © your parents? thanks. @) -@ b you? a John? sthanks. ©) a) Lacy re RD om Im Tfeel I feel (mhot. Ifeelcold. | feel % thirsty tired, ill 4 Match the sentences with the responses. 7 a I'mtired. 1 Close the window, am © [feel hot. 3 Havea sandwich. rea rae d I'm bungry. oS 4 Have a glass of water. Ros e I'mcold — 5 Sit down. f Tfeelill. 6 Take your coat off. | “Hi, How are you?" ‘I'm fine, thanks. | Excuse me. Is this your phone? | I'm tired and i'm hungry. ca = bsstand, sit, lie SEI Mme Rt Ms a CMR Cina LLNS Lule: LAL AAlt cae La sitting on the grass. | (Verb |-ing form | He's lying on. He's standing | stand 1 standing the grass. inthe water. | sit sitting jie lying 4 Look at the pictures. Find these six people. a [6] He's standing by the gate. d (J She's lying in bed. b [_] She's sitting under the uee. e eu He's lying on the grass. (1 He's standing on a chair. ey Ele 2 Now find the other six people. Complete the sentences a [7 He's site ona chair. a on the floor. bl on the wall, el] by the window, eO on the bed. ‘oO in acar ee eee oy { om 1h Ose 3 Choose the right words a Take off your shirt and ({fe dow b Good moming. Please come in and sit down / stand up . © ('mtired. Ithink!'l stand up / lie down for half an hour. 4d Sicdown | Stand up , everyone. The President is here. © Let's sitdown | te down and ext our saridwiches f Stand up | Lie down —youte sitting on my newspaper. stand-up-on the bed, please.C Vocabulary EEERT jump swim 4 Complete the sentences. fa [by is) a You ™"_ alonga road. e Then you down a wall. b Then you acrossa stream. f Then you across a river. © Then you upatree, g Then you over a wall. d Then you across abridge. ht Then you along a road. 5 Write instructions for this fitness exercise, Use words from the boxes. Link a up i db own © ‘on the box: d off the box ie round the room: 2 im jump 8 ems ements You're sitting on my chair. Please come in and sit down. He's lying on the bed.iro go and come PMU aca ROM ices m UL OR) ae They're going ‘They're coming into the bank. out of the bank, 4 Look at the picture. Find the people. ors a [i] They'te coming out of the cinema. {_] She's coming out of the hotel. b |_| He's going imo the café e (He's going into the bank. c [_] She's coming out of the station. earl z 8 fs GR ig “RE oh 2 Now find the other people. Complete the sentences. a [5] He's gong unto the hotel. at the station. b = thecinema. ee [] the bank, eo the bookshop. Legare stots) @ He’s going to Zurich on 6th February. He's coming back from Zurich on V4th February. 3 What is the man doing on these dates? x a He's coming back from Frankfurt on 16th March. b on 8th May. eis on 9th Mareh, d_ aan ‘on 12th May. e on 15th April. ft. __.. on 3rd March.Shopping Hall ome “SRE gis go to the cinema go for a walk g0 shopping 4 Read about these people. Find expressions with go and write them in the table, bers 28: oe go to + noun 90 for + noun go+ verb + -ing (go to the cinema) (go for a walk) (Go shopping) 0 to he treatre . Jean, 14: tthe parle ad play a. Or | aetlaues ‘5S Complete the sentences. Use phrases from the table. aldon't =» Gk ¢ & the Hreabe much, butToften i b Isalovely day. Let's —» (EBs © They live in Geneva, so they often =p in the Alps. d I'm thirsty. Let's oy? © Wecant aig today ~ all the shops are closed. f Wesometimes map tage ‘on Wednesday evenings He's coming back from ‘on Sunday. We're going to a concert at the weekend. | Let's go for a walk.1 bring, take, get .. bring, take; put. ing/buy, A Vocabulary @ Take this into ||... and bring the (he kitchen books in here. there there 4 Complete the sentences. Use bring, bringing, take Vert | -ing term or taking. being |Eroging_| a ['m going into town. 'm "4 the car, take taking —— b Come to my flat this evening and some CDs with you © Are you going to the kitchen? Could you me a glass of water? Cd you to the airport in the car. e My son’sill, so I'm him to the doctor. f Joanna’s coming to my birthday party. She's acake. @ Putthe money Take the money Put the keys Take the keys in your pocket, out of your pocket. __on the table. off the table. the money out of .. | the keys off 2 Choose put or take. a These clothes are clean. I'll(put)/-take- them in the cupboard. b Put/ Take the books out of the box and put / take them on the shelf. © Please put! take your feet off the chair, d Put / Take the inilk out of the bag and put / take itin the fridge. e Here's your credit card. Pur / Take itin your pocket.~ Could you give me my glasses? ) = they're here (on the table) it isn't here | (its im the bathroom) an $e Bog me ty orc | =at the shop = re Could you bring me ...? [___ bw 3 Complete the sentences. a Could. you bring me a pen? There's one in the study. b ___._. some bread from the supermarket? c some biscuits from the kitchen? d Here's ten euros. some oranges? e the newspaper, please? It’s on the floor. f some water? D Vocabulary Wait a minute. get my | coat from the bedroom. 7 | Link Ci) ares = Let's buy some bread. = I'llgo to the bedroom and bring my coat. 4 Which meaning — buy or bring? a Could you go to the chemist and get some tissues? get = My b Could you go to the kitchen and get some water? get= j © Let's get some flowers. d Shall we get a new car? € I'll wait here. Could you go and get the car? get = £ Shall we get a newspaper at the station? get = T'il take you to the station. Could you buy me a newspaper? | Shall we get some flowers? -_ “1rz | | soa ney = Gea) | and. Seeing and hearing Ma acum cue n aom ‘the beach Fram my window ord Gan weal) muse From a cake acrcss the road SB oc erm hear | | {oan see the beach. can hear music. | buildings @plane the wind | traffic music Youcansee...| vo) v [ You can hear x vo 2 Complete the sentences. Use | can see or | can hear. a My hotel is near an airport. | can see the airport buildings, and planes all through the night. b My hotel is above a disco. music all the time. ¢ ['mstaying in the Himalayas. From my room Mount Everest. I'm staying in the centre of Paris. the Eiffel Tower. e Myhotel is by the beach. the sea, and it, too! @ _ Yon warch a video or DVD. You listen to aCD. ‘You look at photos.3 Read the sentences. ] ] =a conse the table <@ watch... | Q ston to... | photos a. video | a@ sontm istening | | tothe radio, | =< cc I want to watch the football match Shall we watch | [Look at this TY. or shall we picture. L's Look at those people. Do you | | this afternoon, know them? listen (o music? by Van Gogh. Y SX 2 w 4 Ave these sentences correct? Write ¥ or correct them. a Listen tothe CD. ¥ Do you want to listen to my holiday photost Looe at bb Listerto this picture, £ The children are watching a film on TY. © He often looks at music in the g, Look at those flowers. They're evenings. beautiful Let's go and look at the football tonight. Ce neti} What time is it? ©) Where's my wateh' She's looking at her watch, She's looking for her watch. 5S What are the people doing? Write looking at or looking for. ‘a She’s looking for ajob. b She's her keys. © He's _ the stars, d He's water. e They're a painting, f Its food, | Lean see the sea from my window. | Shall we listen to the radio? | Im looking for my keys.Saying and thinking ay, tell; talk to, talk about; asx, answer (a question); | (don't) think Panes @ [Sees Link Pease poe Mara ard -ay } eT | Lin at the office. rer I'm at the oFFce Tell ren Ms I'm at the office ets Tait ote | Tease phone my | parents and Ay Tbe home at 10.00. { () This man is talking to a He’s talking about the weather, toatrend | ‘alk about the weather 2 Complete the sentences. Use talking to or talking about and words from the box. coihes football = fa) hes fir ‘music her children | Akilo of sugar, please. ‘) (Like Mozart and Vivaldi «a shop assistant = fel fa ese ( S & | Lneeda black | "OK, Dad. 'ilsee dress, shoes you tomorrow, ys talking to a shop assistant. a Shige | and a hat Bye, Dad. b She's —— © She's fe. f >) d She's B om es T Real Medi A for school! |_| are playing ees =a, tomorrow. a f She's . zh + Lv/ Coe Anew @ | cuesten — esa fruit, (“Noun Vero iw aquestion ask @ question an answer answer a question She's asking ‘a question. }> He's answering the question. 3 Choose the right words. a Look at the next Guestion)/ answer : What's 27 x 6? Do you know the question | ansiwel b Excuse me, Can [ ask / answer you a question | an answer? ¢ Toften send him emails, but he never asks / answers. d Who can question / answer this question | anstwer? ¢ Till ask/ answer you three questions | answers .Can you tell me the questions ( answers? Pe ay @ How old is Bi ise 16 now? ‘No, I don't think he’s 16 He's 17, =e [ I think he’ 17. cs think he’s 17 or 18,” ee ee =: 4 Look at these photos. What are they? Use I think and | don’t think. a | don't think it's @ flower = w | thirk it’s an onion = b a flower? an onion? —_ milk? a flower? © d d a chair? a fork? hair? pasta? Gh otacat - Tell her about the party. Excuse me. Can | ask you a question? | don’t think he’s at the office,want, would like, need want (a sandwich); (don’t) we He wanis an ice cream. ‘They want to go to London. want + noun —_ want + to verb They want They want Hearts. anice cream. Hewonig, © goto London. | 41 Write sentences with want(s) or want(s) to. Use words from the box. a I'm tired: | want to go to bed. b Do you have one euro? © My sister’s learning English. d I'm thirsty. e It's John’s birthday tomorrow. f I'm feeling ill. g I'm hungry. Iwant to go ec! I don't want to go out. | | to the cinema. J] é | Twane to wateh TV. \j == ae | 1 | | 2 Four friends live in a fiat. Complete their conversation. Use want to or don't want to. John It's Saturday night ~[ (a). %@"* t° go out. Shall we go to the cinema? Jack No, I (b) go out, I'm tired, I {c) go to bed early. Juan 1(4) go out, but | (e) go to the cinema, 106 g0 to that new café in George Street. Jim Maxie’? Yes - that's a good idea. How about you, John? John Yes, OK. Let's go there. Jack? Jack No, thanks. 1(g) go. Have a nice time! How many people go to Maxie's café?(mele Tints J eee eo i like another Idlike } { Ya tike to eat } I'd like to see that film. drink | some soup something. : | cmhunery. | ~ x eh & BR a fd tke + noun Vonketo + very | : another crink. 5 eat something, ‘ote FRE 10 oe that fim, I'd like = I would like | 3 Complete the sentences. Use I'd like or I'd like to. a ld Uke asandwich. e _ go to the theatre. b go home. f a watch for my birthday. ce] anew camera. _aholiday. d dear Arabic, visit the USA. . 7) @ | SITTING in the SUN? CHEESE PANCAKES ae You need: | You nes 100g flour |. sun cream & fi Doses (© ahat 3 ml oil Lf Sunglasses TAKE CARE! og cheese 4 What do you need? Choose two things for each. BE & Sloe fw atowel flour ui ‘onions sun eream a passport a You want to make a cake, © You're going to the USA. You need, flour. You need. b You're going lo the beach. d You want to make a salad. iekan aac | I.don't want to go to the cinema, Td like to visit London. | We need milk and eggs.Everyday activities wake up, get up, have breakfast, go to work o @ Look at this man’s day. oo - ae a wakes up getsup has ne goes sans |) eae ee to work “i Hes Re goes to goes gets finishes sleep to bed ai home work breakfast | wake up get up have lunch go to work | start | gotosteen| ‘| go to bed dinner | get home [ann "| 1 Read about Ingrid Braun, Nad ingrie 30 ir ingrid gets up at 3.30 in the mornin Tn ‘and works front 4.30 to 11.30. ‘She has breakfast at work, and ‘she has lunch at home. INGRID. BRAUN | ‘She goes to bed at 7.00, and sleeps epoketnon eight hours every night. Frankfurt, Germany | Complete the sentences about Ingrid. a 8 at 12.00. b She gets up fh She has lunch at 1.00. © i at 6.00, d i at 7.00. fe She has breakfast k at 7.20. f at 11,30. 2 Look at the examples. Write about you and your family.B Vocabulary @ read listen (to) She's reading “He's writing Theyre watching She's listening abook. alletter, ™ to the radio. make pay wash clean Ba %G zm GS #, ae | Heb making Shes playing He’ washing He’ cleaning | coffee, the piano. the dishes. histeeth. 3 What are these people doing? Complete the sentences. (al b c d Th] AG 5S BRA i a He’s lustening to _ music. £ cards b avideo. g a magazine. c her hair. bh an email. q acake, i awindow, e a postcard. j the guitar. 4 Write the missing verbs. a Tcantt Bay tennis, b They often sport on TV. ¢ Tcan cakes, but Ian bread. d Tusually a newspaper on the train in the motning. e [workin ahotl I ___ the rooms. f Hes only three years old, buthe can his name. iekan naar | get up at 6.30 and go to work at 7.00. She gets home at 6.00 in the evening. | He's washing his hair.aD UA A Grammar @ [we have five phones. We have a phone | at home, I have a mobile, my husband has a mobile, and my two children have mobiles. 4 What other things does the woman say? Add have or has. has a My husband,a motorbike. d My daughter a bike. b We a computer. e I an old car. © My son a dog f We a flat in London. 2 Write about you and your family. Use have or has and words from the boxes, i j 5 Ma parents mother father broths er sister daughter Le eT lat-\g KEY ml, OY 101 Flo 4 HEAL Rooms | AL, Rooms with shower “Hotel Splendie has 100 rooms. All he rooms SNe ecw. s hhave showers and baths. The hotel has a =| eimming pt | FOL Res \| Y aw | | showers, but they don’t have baths. The hotel doesn't have a swimming poo. ai, 7 Pe Aen {[Hotet Capri bas 20,00m The toons have naa EXD TV inalt rooms have hes ‘a swimming pool.| The rooms aa ee baths | doesn't have | | The hotet3 Complete the sentences. Use have, don't have, has or doesn't have. a The Hotel Splendide "> acar park, b The rooms in the Hotel Splendide —__ atv ¢ The rooms in the Hotel Capri aly d The Hotel Capri a restaurant, © The Hotel Capri agarden. f The Hotel Splendide a garden. aed ® doyou { ves. Here | Do you have | { No, Idont. |_ any money? apen? any money? | Do you have 4 Add a question. Use Do you have ...? and words from the box. ++ any water? a pen? we akey? any food? +. a mobile? any money? —., awatch? —.., a. computer? a I'm hungry, D2 you have any food? b What time is it? © Ti like ty waite a lewes, d Lwant to buy a newspaper. € Lwant to send an email. F I'd like a drink g I'd like to phone my mother. h I want to open the door. aide | She has a flat in Barcelona, The hotel doesn't have a car park Do you have a motile? your languagene! SC 5 ae oR ee y, a good time "have + food/drink | = i have a meal have an icecream) meepiet) a a j ameal “have 20728 | have breakfast fey @ burger dy | nas lunch an ice cream have a cup of coffee bearer: Iason) cae 1 Complete the sentences. Use words from the tables. Aan EUS a Lusually have. a cup of coffee at Castro's. 10s vaca ipo b We often go to La Bodega to let reich @ ere . iis La Bedega © Maria often - auMillers. Mi tER’S || gusress tuncn d We sometimes go to Café Dolce and eat burgirs 72.00-2.00 intown! © Henever acnome, |! SS He always goes to Jo's café. £ Toften meet my friends at Mamma’s | CAFE. Q and we DOLCE torice cream] | comeenoust\ | CREE ie apy, he aster Isherbirthday. get up Its hot. Wehavea ‘I think I'l ‘She wants to at 7.00 and Let's go and meeting have a bath | havea party. have ashower. have aswim. every Friday. and go to bed. am 2 Choose the right word, and add have or has + a. a We have 0 meeting in New York every month. {shower / meeting] b Why don't you and put on some clean clothes? [meeting / bath] ¢ ‘Is Mr Brown in the office this morning?” “Yes, he is, But he at 11.00. |meeting / bath] My sister always on her birthday. (meeting / party| © [don't want to . The water's cold. [swim / party] { Myhairis dirty. think I'll - lparty / shower)rr ¢ Phrases i @ & feos She's having a pizza. 3 What are these people doing? Use phrases from A and B. a He's haying a cup of coffee. b mea D Phrases _? Goodbye! Have —) anice time, Have a good 1 holiday. 4 What can you say to these people? Write sentences from the table a Some friends are going to London for the weekend. ‘ime. Have a nice tne. Hae @ good weekend. day. b It’s 7.30 in the morning. Your husband/wife is Have a 9000 evening, going to work. on holiday. © Some friends are going skiing for two weeks in France, dA friend is going to a restaurant for dinner. € 135.00 on Friday afternoon, You're saying goodbye to a friend at work, ewan tienes | usually have a sandwich for iunch. ‘They're having a meeting on Friday. Have a good weekend.Leon fan-youre ) { So, you're Hee ea i rm am) ‘Yd feet etottanel [Hii im Mike, Pete were (=we are) @ I'm Doctor Pls J l /) Yes ~ we |_ from Berlin, 1 Add the missing verbs. Write the sentences a Hi. Ijulia. 1 from London. He, Vm Julia. Um from London b Happy Birthday! You 16 today! ¢ Hello. I fohn. Ta student. We Japanese. We from Osaka. € Mr Williams ... Yes, you in Room 235. 1 Cie Tg @ ‘This painting is mostly grey and black, | ‘The woman's dress is black, her shoes are ern black, and her chair is black. ee ‘The wall and the floor are grey. _ Singular Plural “The wallis grey. The wall and the floor are grey. | 2 Look at this painting ies clouds mountains Write is or are. The sky (a) %__ grey, the clouds (b) white, and the mountains (c) black. The road (4) grey. ‘The man’s hat and coat eo black, and the dog ) black and white.¢ Grammar This is King Abdullah I, bg the King of Jordan. | She is Shek bis wife. this is Princess Iman ... | They are They're their children. ] She is... an on She's... Ws He is Nis .. on He's. They are on Write the sentences with 's or ‘re. a Thoy are Chinese. They're Chonese. b She is a doctor, © Ibis four o'clock. Match the sentences with the pictures. a [5] These are my parents, Theyre _ quite old now. b () Thisis my car. 1965 Buick, © DD Thisic my hnshand, Michel French. d (_] This is my daughter, Lise. nearly 15. e [_] These are our two dogs. Dalmatians. £ () This is our flat. in the centre of Paris, eee Um English, and my wite is German. They're Japanese, Ws a nice day. | This is Queen Rania, Princess Salma. | | They're .. and this is itis @ This is Nor this d He is 24. € tis anice day. f They are married Gomplete the sentences. Use He's, She’s, It's or They're.1 Complete the sentences. Use I'm or I'm not a Thave an Italian name, but |" "°* _ Italian. b Can Ihave some bread, please? hungry. © [don't want to go to bed. tired, d Tlive in Paris, but French. ('m American. e Hello. Miguel. What's your name? £ ‘Do you want some water?’ ‘No, thanks, thirsty” | The café The shops The café The shops | ‘is open. are open. isn't open. aren't open. 2 The picture shows two families. Read the sentences. Choose isn’t or aren't Alan Mary Flora Charles a Alan and Mary ist (@ren?)married. b Jobn isn't aren't Charles's son. ¢ Alan isn't / aren't Susie's father. d The two boys isn't aren't brothers, . e The two girls isn'r/ arentt sisters, ‘Susia Julia Nick John Who is in Family 12 Alan, Who is in Family 2?Maria Sharapova, the American tennis player {she isu’: | Sh UY American ~ she's Russian, not { They aren't | eras French ~ they're German Positive Negative 'm Vm not - you're | you'renot = you aren't we're | we're not we aren't they'te | they're nat on they aren't he’s | he's not be isn't | she's | she’s not she isn't jits Went itisr't | 3 Complete the responses. Use negative sentences. a | think they're halian, They're. not Italian. OR They aren't tauan bb I'm ten today! ‘They're French. You're only nine, ¢ ... Steven Spielberg, the German film director ... d Good evening, Mr and Mrs Jones. € Its 5 o'clock. Let’s go. £ like your new shoes. g Can | use this photocopier? h That's Sophie. | think she’s his wife iota tea eer) ‘They aren't married. She isn't Italian — she's French. No, thanks. We're not hungry. He's American. ‘We're Mr and Mrs Brown. 1ts.4.30. ‘They're quite old. It's a fax machine. She’s his sister.reyou ) (Yes, weare. | [Areyou | { Yes,1) nis || We're fom aoe am. eh ~— Englisi? | Ave you muaried? sia a awaiter? ld en You are English. "Are you ings? 1 Put the words in the correct order to make questions. Answer about you Use Yes, | am or No, I'm not. 2 youa doctor are? ve qou a. Archer? b Brazil from are you? © Spanish you are? d are married you? € aare teacher you? Letts 7) The hotels nice. ‘The beds are comfortable. is the hotel nice? | Are the beds comfortable? | 2 Your friend is in San José, 5 7 Aah questions Come te San Jose -- | a Is the weather good? + the weather's good b oe the water’s warm | c ‘ the beaches are clean | d “-& the people are friendly e | the food i good. | ft + ... and It’s cheap, too. |{ Yes. itis ‘Yes, they are. | ati | Its lovely. ra re from New York. | Is the |e ae Tae y weather Are ee 3 sod No, it isrrt JES so, they area It’s cold and wet They're English eer aE ) | Y Zé 3 Write short answers. he is, a Is Paula 18? No, she isnt. She's only 17. sheis. SAAN Yes, itis 2 ’5 lovel 5 b Is their flat nice? Ws lovely. is ee © Are the children at home? They're in bed. they are. d Is John at home? He's at work. = e Is this your car? Idor't have a car. Je ny yeu ee a she isn't. f Is she Spanish? She's from Mad itis Are you from Washington? We're from Boston. we aren't. | they aren't | @ | [ican |(wrarsa (ewes) (wheres mdwure _) / Who is Alice m= eaves | euphomume )| Sra San Jose? | | Mant NG NS | | {Where are the | [8082040] { who are ) : tnonne | Virgin Islands? aan Bob and | ene | 10? | What are damsons? ee {She lives in the town ofGoinsk errr eta) ‘Is he English?’ ‘No, he isn't.’ ‘Are the children at home? ‘where Is their flat?There is/are There isn't a .. ior ie A beach [P] ex pare ‘swimming amd pool In Palen... .. theres a bus station... there are two beaches .. | | there’ one bank ... «+ there are six shops, } | There's singular There are + plural 1| a bus station. two beaches. | There's hank There are bx shops. 1 Write sentences about Trandino, Use There’s ... or There are... . TRANDINO a [E] There's a bark 4 (P| bis cA ow { teGrammar ® — deed On Bird Island ... there isn't a bank and there isn't a bus station. There aren't any hotels and there aren't any car parks. Theres only a lighthouse — and a lot of birds. There isn’t + singular va bank. There ist pus station. There aren't + plural any notets. any car parks. ‘There aren't 2 Look at A. Are these sentences about Palen or Trandino? Write P or T. a [7] There isn't a river. di () There isn't a bus station. b (| There aren't any campsites. e [_) There isn't a lake, ¢ [There aren't any swimming pools. f [There aren't any beaches. 3 Look at the picture for 30 seconds. Then don't look, and write true sentences. a women There are three: women bmen There. aren't. ary men © dogs _Tarre's one deg d cats © children f hotels ‘There's a ous station in Palen. ‘There are three hotels. ‘There aren't any shops,Is/Are there @® [itera ) supermarket | near here? Ls iy ZL Yes, there's K SUPER one in George S| MARKET Sirbeb | | Geoe BooKs! | Are there any AOTEL good hotels INTERNATIONAL tok ae Yes. The Hotel | TA) MAHAL ‘so LE POISSON Mein square SOUTH PARK BALL, "Are there + plural | Is thoro + singular International. There's a supermarket. ay are two hotels It's in Main | square. WS there a supermarket? ao thete 41 Choose Is there ...? or Are there ...? there. pack near here? a siete bookshop near here? Are there Are there (Tis there Is there b she hotels? e any od restaurants? [Are there *Y CneaP hotels LJ Are there ** 8° (Lis here is there any cinemas in this town ¢ © abank near bere? Are there Are there ———— Yes ‘there’s one |_ in South Street, Yes, there’s one |_y in Mil Street. [- 3 ¥ “There are two ~ one in King Street, and one in Main Square, | look at the map. Match these answers with the questions above, 4 SEE ~_—T Yes - the Royal, | | in Hill Road. J ‘| Queen street, \ ——— ‘Try the Taj Mahal in London Road, Orle Market Street. if2 Complete the questions. Use Is there ...? or Are there ...? a Are there any good shops? d any good museums? b a café near here? e any toilets near here? « a post office near here? f a school in this town? te} "ROYAL HOTEL KK ‘The Roval Hotel hes five single rooms, twelve double rooras and four family eoumns, * The single rooms have one bed und a shower, el | + The double rooms have two beds and a bath. lex ‘+The family rooms have three beds, 2 bath and a shower, be | | Thehotd aso hasabar Y * | | l sand two restaurants, TOL” SS @ How many double rooms are there in the Royal Hotel? Tow many restaurants are there? | Sentence | Question | twelve double rooms. | double rooms | ‘two restaurants. a 2 There are HOW Many restaurants te there’ 3 Look at the answers. What are the questions? Use words from the box. showers beds bars baths /familyrooms == rooms: a Hew many family rooms are there? Four. ‘Twenty-one. b e Nine Sixteen, c oo f One. Forty-one. rs Winn saen Is there a good hotel in this town? Are there any shops near here? How many single rooms are there?Present simple (1) Teh ed ea) They (live) ...; He/She (lives) ...; have, Welcome to my W = | EM] Ten eencaimpesn: 1'm 35, I'm married, and I(have)three children. Wellive)in ‘and |(Study music at Tucson, Arizona. che universiey. | 1 Here are some sentences from the two websites. Find verbs and write : them in the table. aw ——— Che aenneme] s is he violin, che “J My children go to high We 0 to higt piano and the guitar. | school in the ley. a Z tou 2a {b} ——_________ fi — 1 u °1'1 play baseball with my —Thave a I2-year-old we children every Saturday. brother, Oswaldo. They (che |g My parents work in Mendoza.They |)’ We all ike baseball in teach English at a high school, | our family. {¢ to hemaciw Ge Saal “work for a small “J ft home, we speak Spanish, computer company. and sometimes Eng! 2 Read the sentences again. Are they about Pete or Clarisa? Write P or C. ac ob © doe f g h Pe Cleats { Kate Smith fives in London. | a she reads \ {She plays tennis I ste Fee . ——= ) She watches |_4 She studies | sport. | French. | Tain |ne rinks ley ios She drinks | play | She Mavs | watch watches black coffee. read reads study 5 studies3 Complete the sentences about Jim Brown a He plays chess. b tea. c films. d a newspaper. e geography. f in Oxford. Grammar @ venss Verb + -2s y+ tes Irregular ‘drink drinks watch watches stucy studies have has ee work works. 90 gees read reads | like likes live lives “play plays 4 Fill the gaps with the correct form of the verb. ‘My brother Rudi is German, but he (a) "4s (have) a Spanish wife, called Lucia. Rudi and Lucia (b) (live) in Montreal, in Canada, and they (c) (work) at the university. Lucia dd) (teach) geography, and Rudi (e) fteach) German. They (1) (speak) French at work, but at home they usually (g) (speak) German. They (h) (have) a 19-year-old danghter, Heidi, and a 10-year-old son, André. Heidi a (study) French and German at university. André 0 (go) to an English school, and he (k) (speak) Spanish, German, French and English. er ee My parents live in London. He epeake French and Spanish, She teaches geography. ca64. Present simple (2) @ (Aworkimabank.) (14a r Roi na student. | Yos (positive) ___No (negative) I work, | con't work, | | peak French. (don't speak French | “Hike dogs. | don't ike dogs. 4 What are these people saying? Use verbs from the box. Q- B | we | a J play _ any money! ‘speak a | don't watch TV. — = vwaten we & | b meat. Italian. 8 = | © coffee. the guitar. 2 Write about you a eat meat enesneas, b drink coffee © work d havelonghair _ © speak Japanese £ have children | don't eat meat¢ Grammar (GRBEBLETD : ‘ ST Spy) Somy—tdont w-5) _undersiand, | 3 What are the answers? Write I don't know or | don’t understand. @ Where'sthe S.{ | dor't brow 4) Govorite | | | station? r a hrvatski? & y 5 How old ( © | whats her "| } Peter? aaa] ° phone - XC 8B ke L number? © t 7 | 16s oe cf a rrr ‘want a guitar for my birthday’ — ‘Mr and Mrs rown?? “Wecan'.Wedont — “You don't play the guitar “Sorry. They don't live have any money’ ‘know, but Twant to learn here! We have You don’t eat... They live 4 Write don’t + verb. Use verbs from the box. a They're married, but they don't have children. speak b They speak French, but they English. ee © We have a TV, but we it very often J have d We in London. We live in Oxford. have e [have a brother, but you him, live f They go to work by bus. They acar, bial ube [don’t smoxe. ‘Sorry ~ | don't understand. They don't speak Spanish,My son John He doesnt play He doesn't go. He doesn’ listen doesn't go out.,, football ... tothe cinema... (© pop music... Kes, the | Hedoesnt play Hedoesnteven Hejustsitsin —_... and reads | computer games... watch TV... his room ... books. 1 Complete the table. Yes (positive): verb + -s No (negative): doesn't + verb goes ... doesn’t. go plays ... doesn't play He listens . He She watches: She sits .. reads 2 Write doesn't + verb. Use verbs from the box a Mysister doesn't: work in Berlin, She works in Hamburg. = b My brother to school. He goes to university. have © He has two cats, but he adog. live d She jeans to work. She wears a dress. play e He speaks English and French, but he German. speak £ Richard in New York. He lives in Washington. ey g Ivan plays tennis, but he football. oe * AS wih xed | She likes dogs. She doesn't like dogs. He likes meat. He doesn't like meat, |3 Write about these people, Use likes or doesn't like, a He likes books me aac | popmusic | children | birthdays @ He They Ste uegy ateh | [ype aan: OR. My father eat meat. John and Alex a John | == 4 Mrand Mrs Brown go to a pizza restaurant with their children and their friends, Alex and Jodie. They don't like the same food. Choose don't or doesn't. PIZZA S- don't a Mr Brown _,eat onions. doesnt 2 i 88 Venezia cis Some ets don't [ce reo ae b Mrs Brown =" like musheooms hip 2 & we c The ehdren Or eat olives. ammo SEK & $3 Nepolitne ZOO don't d Alexand Todie 5) doosn's tt tess _ioratves aves _ | ge | Macrcene $52 OF o® dont Boe Cwee Brees ats Al li , © Alex can like sausage Apo | ayn 29 FS 6 6 = They want just one large pizza. Which pizza can they all eat? Answer: Verb tables Write in your langua | She doesn't speck English, He doesn’t have a computer. | She doesn’t like children, 141much do y 6 Present simple (4) Aves MORNING perso Some people wake up at 00, have @ What about you! Are you a moming person cold shower and go to work, Angwer these questions. Other people wake up at (0.00, have breakfast 9 bed and watch TV Yes No 1 Duyn wske up tere 200°] 2 Poyuhaebertsrinder? C O | wake up oefore 600. Ly wake up before 6.00? | have breakfast in bed. Do you have breakfast in bed? _ ‘watch TV. watch TV? 1 Write questions. Use veros from the box. drink have have listen read wake UD ie Be a hae [ier] [te 1000] b Yevewsspe? | © a bi brea | c f } to the radia? f ere Tals - A Do you wake up before 8.002 | | Yes,Ido. ) (Netdont, Bi inet il 2 What do you do in the morning? Answer the questions. a Do you wake up before 8.00? € Do you have eggs for breakfast? Yes, | do. OR No, | don't b Do you have breakfast in bed? f Do you drink tea? © Do you watch TV? g Do you have a shower? Do you drink fruit juice? fh Do you listen wo music?[ees Read the interview. Kelly What do you do, Tan Liu? Turn Ima walter, Kelly And where do you work? Tan InaChinese restaurant in Soho. Kelly When do you start work? Tan At 12.20 in the afternoon. “What do? Where do you work? | when start work? Oxo: What you do? ‘Where you work? 3 Read the magazine article. Find the seven verbs. 4 Complete the questions. a Kelly Where 40 you come, from? Tan From Hong Kong. b Kelly Where Tan InLondon, © Kelly When Tan At 11.30in the evening. Kelly How much Tan About £400 a week e Kelly What ‘Tan English and maths. £ Kelly Where Tan Atacollege near the restaurant i ‘De you have lunch at work?! "No, | don't” Sata Where do you work? TAN LIU (comes) from Hong Kong. He lives in London, and he works in a Chinese restaurant in Soho. He starts work at 12.30 in the afternoon, and he finishes work at 11.30 in the evening, He earns about £400 a week. In the morning, he studies English and maths at a college near the restaurant.Present simple (5) PACA nes 7 @ ww Uw brothers 4 a snurse. } ts and Alan are in Tokyo. CSE eee Does he workin a hospital? ) inxbospitell 1 ae No, he doesn't, He works in a (Ves, they do. They teach school. He's the school nurse. | English at a language S| Question | he work ina hospital? Yes, he/she does. | Does she ve in Tokyo? No, he/she doesn't. no they le in Tokyo? | Yes, they do. [Do they work in a hospitar? > to, they dont 4 Complete the questions and answers. a ‘My sister works in a hotel.” c ‘I'm going to Bristol 10 see my brother’ + Does she like it?” live there?” (No, she doesn't. She says it's i He studies at very boring.’ Bristol University: b ‘My parents are teachers. d ‘Miranda is a secretary! c teach children?" workin an office?” -Theyteach at‘ . She works in the university. a bookshop. B Grammar @ Q Wat do penguins Q What does & eat? fi Ueyton [? Where do A fish Hentplay? kangaroos live? Lt What | wnat | does she ...7 | Were do thay ...? where 72 Write questions. Match them with the answers in the box. 1 India and Arica, 3. In the White House. 5 The guitar. 2 Maly. 4 In Antarctica, 8 Football. a Where / penguins / live? Where do perguins live? + b What / Eric Clapton / play? © Where / elephants / come from? @ Where / Fiat cars / come from? What / Ronaldo / play? f Where / the US President / live? When does | { athatt ) { what time ® (woai ro Atabout does the eleven the shop past does the busleave? | | o'clock. | | close? five. film start? na Sree \ he ie \ y \ the bus leave? we does the shop close? the film start? 3 Look at the answers. What are the questions? Use verbs from the box. leave open start arrive ‘close finish fe a What time does the ubrary close? At half past four. ‘ = Atsix o'clock. Lewisham c LIBRARY ; At half past three. Open: 9.30 - 4.30 ina - Monday - Saturday At twenty past five, e At nine o'clock in the evening. f - Manchester station ut 5.20. At half past nine. eer Wri Ep atiacues Does she work ina hospital? | Where does sushi come from? ‘What time does the bus arrive?Present continuous (1) Co A Grammar ®@ I'm to music, and I'm writing postcards. ving on the balcony. I'm listening |_| Weze eating cakes, we're drinking | coffee, and we're playing cards. [tins Ymwere SBA eal, rink D428 Verb Present continuous Verb Present continuous | Hsten gpg, listening eat ig |), eating | wile Were iting rink. ‘re orinking | sit sitting play © playing 1 Complete the sentences, Use verbs from the tables. a _t'm sitting in the office, b pizza, é emails. a lemonade. e Were onthe beach. f to the radio, : ice cream. h chess. D) [cre taying with a frend | in Paris, and we've leernng French ab a language schol Verb Present continuous staying (earn = i'm teaming work =| We're working live living mn2 Complete the postcards. Use words from the box. a we/sty BA / earn (a) Were stauing ¢ we/live summer. (b) d we / work at a arouaae scree. fe Watey = f 1/ team (o) an Berdin aise row. (A) at the anaversity. co) at @ small hotel in Mackid. (f) Spanish tn the morving, and (p) im a restewant in the evening, Grammar mmo es f Caged (Us your hotel good? ) Ve | f (Wane ) ‘m not living in London We aren't staying at a hotel. { now: I'm living in Oxford. We're staying with friends. 5 a living ‘anor MiN9 a) “ving singrg [| cong Were Saying We aren't nt tag [ims 9 Write sentences. Use I'm not or We aren't. a We're living in Zurich, not Geneva. We aren't livung on Geneva. b I'm learning Russian, not Spanish. ¢ T'm studying geography, not maths, d I'm working in a hotel, not a restaurant. © We're staying at a hotel, not a campsite. f We're talking about Sue, not Sue's sister. Wich Pm learning English. We're staying with friends. We eren't staying at hotel@ ‘stand, sit’ 494 sl Amanis siting ata table, Awoman is standing by a He’s playing cards. He's window. She's reading a letter. wearing a hat, and he's wearing a long dress. smoking a pipe. Present continuous ‘Verb Present continuous \g standing « ac sitting — es reading. |oiay S88. paying wearing | smoke smoking a She's. sitting ata table abook, a white dress. by the door, a guitar. © by the window. a pipe. They're standing ve They're talking... They're... and they're hy the swimming pool ... laughing... shaking hands. "Verb ——_Present continuous | Verb | | Present continuous | stand > jeveg standing laugh | tnoy'ro auahing .. (a terre tanking shake | they're shaking = = —— me2 What are the people doing? Write sentences. Use verbs from the box. a They're talking orink talk iH * cat smoke © f faugh read € Grammar @ Look at the five men in the picture He soy ating Li Ais eating. B isn’t eating. sre reading. Band Bare reading, A, Cand D arent reading, eating | They aren't reading, 3 What are the men’s names? Alex is wearing glasses. John and Nick aren't wearing hats. Nick isn't eating, Alex and Bill aren‘t reading. Peter isn't talking on the phone. A B G D E Now complete the sentences a Alex ahat 4 Bill and Peter glasses. b Nick a book. e Bill and Peter _— hats. © John onthe phone, f Peter a sandwich. Verb tal Write in your langu: She's standing by the window. They're shaking hands. He isn’t wearing glasses.Present continuous (3) . Al A Grammar @ | Am Isitting Are you listening | | Is the train Link | in your seat? } | coming? 1 ) 4 ell you/sit/ | he/stay/ |/ 1/go/ the _ here? in this right way? hotel? et = | wy oe, you / wait | for the bus? we | go / \| the bus / home? | come? yey a Are you waiting for the bus? b c f B Grammar am! ie ‘Are you 5. — sitting in| Yes, listening to |{ No,l'm | { Isthe og = | your seat? } (youarel } [the radia?) | not coming: J [Yes itis. Vv N vy VY Ne 2 Complete the short answers in the table. Yes No 3 Complete these answers. Yes, 1am. Ho, not, . Yess gow are. No, you aren't a ‘Is George making coffee?’ ‘No, he wr’. b ‘Isit raining?” “Yes, : tafe - 7 5 A No, she isn't ¢ ‘Are you reading that paper?” ‘Yes, d ‘Are they watching TV? ‘Yes, a a fe ‘Isthe bus coming?’ ‘No, Novae areg't + Yes, they ate F ‘ls Maria staying here?’ “Yes,tomer ctu r ——+ Where are What is you going? | @ he eating? Who am tink talking to = Sg What we | What al “Where am | -ing? Where are you ...~ing? | | Where is te .sing? | | (Who | Who ‘hey Who 4 Make questions with What, Where or Who. a Are you drinking water? Are you drinking milk? What are you drivkung? b Is she studying French? Is she studying Russian? © Are they watching a film? Are they watching sport? Is he working in a shop? Is he working in a café? € Are you writing to John? Are you writing to Joe? = f Are we going to the cinema? Are we going home? ® What are | I'm washing What is He's watching | you doing? my hair. he doing? / (eigete ate a tes aa ) nw DB [. \ wale 5 Make questions with What ... doing? a What are you doing? da We're playing chess. She's reading the paper. h e He's working, They're watching TV. c f ‘They're sitting in the garden. ('m having lunch. Me TTS colt Uae Is the bus coming? What is he doing? Who are you talking to?Present continuous (4) avin ar A Grammar Bee a | we've gong te Crete next : ee] om Summer. weve Stayng mn an partment holidays in Crete apartment in Agios Nikolaos ng. (ext SUMMER) staying .. Weir 4 Look at the advertisements for summer holidays. Where are the people going this summer? Where are they staying? a Tra pb Oe Shh a} Sl aes aa b Luxury holiday apartments ray ~ 1 Villa Holidays I'm having and then I'm | lunch with a friend ——— playing tennis in morning Tin goin on Monday | the evening | to Manchester | ... and on Tuesday© Phrases 2 Complete the sentences about the woman. Use words from the boxes. On Wednesday, (a) "e's gong to the theatre 7 0 to the sports centre On Thursday, (0) - “ sand ee ition ae in the evening, (©) with gy toa party a friend. On Friday, (d) ‘ dinner On Saturday morning, (e) _ _ zs J ee and then (f) with her mother. In the evening, {g) ‘to the theatre 7” res On | with mary. | [By train, ) ( Ata hotel. } en Ne RE —<— 'm going to Paris next week, >. at NX SY ————— i . r ) Who are you || Howare you | Where are When are you [going with? | getting there? || you sta back? | Ate |. ( weeker 3 Write the questions. a b c (Pm going to Jamaica. —\, | I'm going to Mike's We're going to MSs — | party tonight, Lanzarote this summer. When are you goune x. ow goong 2 ( Wee going by taxi. [In july. >S | | Next week. = i Et |e. 7 2) 7) { Acthe end ofthe month, > | Jack and Lisa. Wc | We'te going to London next week. | They're olavina tennis on Tuesday. | How are you getting there?iz 2 Imperatives A Vocabulary clcethe Oxtuton 4 Look at the signs. Which can you see a in the street? d Verbs b ina bullding? stp © ona computer sereen? Find the verbs and write them in the table. 2 Complete the sentences with verbs from the table. Use each verb once. a Wat I'm coming ina minute! b. the bell - I know they're at home, © Just the door, and it will open. d The lights are red. e your address and phone number here. f right at the supermarket and go over the bridge. 8 the window! It's cold! h the ‘No’ button, alec tsi} ® ee de Come in. sitdown, Comehere. Look at this.3 Choose the right words. nd [S| GB ag we \ Open your books at page Ah, Mr Cox . John! ... (c) Come here! 12 and (a) (look aby (© Come in/ Sitdown Sit down a minute ... tister-to- the picture. and (d) come in / (O) Look ar } Listen 10 Now (b) look at / sitdown ...Now, what's — that, Whatis it? listen to the CD. the problem? Feel GOOD in 10 days! —_ Yes (positive) % v Eat fruit and vegetables. Fat * X Don't eat sweets, chocolate and biscults. Di © X Don't drink coffee. Wo (negative) © J Drink water and fruit juice. Don't eat | | Don't drink 4 Write postive: or negative sentences. Use words from the boxes. XK Dow't smoke. sank Go ont with friends. eat ate in the evening | sine a tot Ring the bell, and open the door. Come here and look at this! Don't smoke in here, please.will and won’t Today it is warm ‘Tomorrow 1s & ‘Tomorrow, itwill be cloudy, On Thursday it will be cool, and sunny. and itwon't be warm, and it will rain | Now The future itig WM. yw be cloudy S sunny. wor't rain. won't = will not 1 Look at the weather map for tomorrow. Write will or won't, an nil bit ell dit elt fn be sunny in Tokya, rain in Beijing. be warm in Bangkok. rain in Shanghai, be hot in Beijing. be cloudy in Tokyo. B Grammar @ You know about the meeting next Friday, John, Yes. | Il be there. What about Stephen? Yes, He'll be there, And what about Richard and Bob? » | areeu be sbetes Meeting, Landon Office peau 11.30. am., Friday 14th Oct. | No, she won't be there. She | be in Paris. . | - John Ox | | Long form ioe ee aa Septet) vie Iwill =r 1 - 1 won't Richard SOK will > won Z Hewill + Hell He won't Metis She will —> She'll She won't Bese cad They) They won't | 7 They Wil2 Here are some more questions about the meeting. Write the answers. a What about Alex? erie 4 He won't be there. He’. be un New York. Alex No in New York | b What about Rex and Max? Mag «eek Sue Nov Hamid no? 1744 © What about Salma? Haifa, Rac boeibeg RAGE | Rex YOK d What about Hamid and Suc? Max foK All No ow holiday @ What about Mary? f What about Ali? bem Tire Will you phone ) “Will they be at | me tomorrow? the meeting? poe nee ) Y r r | Yes, 1 will. | No, they wont.) MG Answer Yes, it will. No, it won't. Yes, | will. (No, | won't. Yes, they will. No, they won't 3 Complete the questions and answers. a Wil youwritetome? = d — Sue and Hamid be at the meeting? Yes,1 ‘ Doh eet b see the Fiffel Tower? e your mother be at home tonight? ‘Yes, we . will, ¢ ___ becoldtonight? sf be at the party? , it won't. , Lwon't, mr Wier iaeaeeer It won't rain on Friday. Il see you tonight. Will you be at the meeting tomorrow?I |won’t, Shall !...? W ee a (© Vthink ll have a Maxx... >) No, I won't have a Maxx, I'll ¢ have a Supremo ... or maybe) Vl have a Ghoc Bar ... No, | won't have a Choc Bar .. Maybe I'll have 2 Maxx sats 4 Complete the sentences. Write I'll or | won't a Look — there's a phone box. | just phone my mother. b 1 like this coat. I think buy it. c go swimming today. It’s cold. come in, My shoes are dirty. buy the food. | have lots of money. have any cake, thanks. I'm not hungry. Gat ; pum Lai mon Shall | take Shall | buy Shall | wear my an umbrella? a newspaper? black dress? a take an umbrella, > take an umbrella? ''N buy 2 newspaper. Shall! buy a newspaper? ‘wear my black dress. wear my black dress?2 A woman is going to a friend's party. What is she thinking? rs go chocolates b ‘give her by taxi © wear ‘with John 1 d earrings e bite by car f adress flowers 8 C Phrases ——- — -- ee Shall we go to Mexico? | Shall { buy apples? Or shall we go to Florida? | Or shall | buy bananas? Where shall we go? What shall I buy? Where cat | amu 7 | | RSP ant jy ' but she can't read, and she can't write. read. She can't Site. 2 Write sentences about Lisa. Use She can or She can’t. Use words from the box. a She can sit. bD c a e f v sit drinks drive a car ‘talk play chess ride a horse¢ Grammar What can people in the UK do? We ask 100 people, age 16-60, 88% can ride 2 bite, 68Y4 can we a compote ST% can drive a ca. “ [38% can speak French 9° German. BY can pay des. 13% can play the piano, 4% can ride a horse. driveacar? Yes, I can. CANYOU side horse? | No, Ica. 3 Look at the people’s answers. Write the questions. Questions mes 0% 25% 50% 75% 100% a mmeneagd Look at the questions again. What are your answers? a Yes, | can. OR No, | can't. ‘e b f © : 8 da Verb tables Waeinberen tee jena sh pal oa a ‘Can you speak German? ‘Yes I can. / No, | can't.@ iRio de janeiro ... «you can see the Carnival . ++ You can go. up Sugar Loaf Mountain ... «+. and you can visit Ipanema beach. Write sentences with You can ... . Use phrases from the box. @ In NewYork, 24 What music do you like? ineapple juice? eee What drinks de you like? music 2 ‘rinks 00 90" ke | 4 Write questions. Use words from the box. writers colours food football teams fruit sports a Do you like cheese? Do you like fish? What food do you Uke? b Do you like golf? Do you like tennis? = as = © Do you like Real Madrid? Do you like Arsenal? d_ Do you like red? Do you like green? = € Do yau like Tolstoy? Do you like Dostoyeusky? £ Do you like oranges? Do you like apples? z aCe What's the weather Ike? What time is the concert? What sports do you like?Ll ee ? How much ...? How old ...?; Why VENEZIA (Wenice) Airport How can I get to the airport? You can go by bus, or by boat. How fac is it? About 20 kilometres. How muchis it by boat? 25 euros, ‘can | get to . dol get to || 1 Complete the questions. a gettothe Lido? the station? You can go by boat. Go straight along this street. isi? a About five euros. About 200 metres, b to Mestre? d Verona? About ten kilometres. By train or by bus. get there? by train By train or by bus, About 20 euros. / i { icareyour | [ rmesix. ) [ newontarsy (1m six) \C P , = - —_——_ | How is your ‘Oh, she's not How old are ‘One’ 16, | _ mother? 100 bad. yourchildren? || and one’s 14 NG Y XC / Tnow evo? | “are you? | How syourmather? | "9 are your clren?2 Write questions with How ...? or How old ...? Use words fromm the box. a How is your brother? Link your sister your children He's OK. He's working now. yur brother your house bo ‘your parents you I'm OK, thanks. ‘They're both over 80. She's nearly three. d F ‘They're fine. They're at school now. Its about 150 years old. ® Why is the | Because today’s Why are you Because shop closed? 13 holiday. aie a a Tm = , oa ot Why theshop fy doved? Whyyot ane wearing that? ~ isthe shop closed? “are you weaning anata PARSE... | | 3 Write questions. Then match them with the answers in the box. a The planeis late. Why is. the plane lake? Ses 1 Because he goes to bed late. b She's having a party. 2 Because she's going to ‘Tokyo next year. © She’s learning Japanese, 3 Because he's late for work. 4 ‘Because the weather's bad. ‘5 Because the window's open, 6 Because i's her birthday. d Hes running. He's always tired. cre -O f The room is cold. shee. a Wcnuhtaeueieer How far is it to the station? How are your parents? Wity are the shops closed today?Verb tables "7 E Positive Negative form | Short form Tm not - lam im. You're not You aren't You are | [You're fHe's/She's not HerShe isn't HelSheis | |He/She's | it's not on ttisa't tis its Wo're not ‘We aren't Weare | |were They're nat They aren't They are | They're Questions and Short answers Wh- questions amt tam. Vm not, | am I? ‘Are you | you are. you aren't are you? 's he/she hefstie is. he/she isnt is hefshe? 2 Isit MS itis No itis. jWnere iste | Are we We are. ‘we aren't. are wo? “Ate they they are. they aren't are they? | Positive Negative There isa shop ve B shop. {here's amar in the room, There tse man in the room {ots of shops. eae 1 | There are iyo men in the room. TRE ETT oy people in te room. Questions and Short answers Wh- questions is there a shop near here? | Yes: there is. How many it are there? OAT NEE™ | | No, thara isn't rae Yes, there are. > . Ara there any shops near here? io ae arentGoes Positive Negative | ye HO ves \ Wwe | |e ie vou She goes YOU pont | She coesnt go We Fi, has We alte have They They a Questions and Short answers Wh. questions ge tL on vu $y ” " 2 ee Where do YO! ive they i they they they he live 2 he he he Does she go...? |¥es, she does, No, she doesn't Where does she lve? it havo ...? it it it -s endings : > -4e8 Irregular work = works go > goes stuy > studies have — has live > ives watch > watches Positive Negative tm Vm not Youre You aren't He'sShe's | | He(She isn't tts going. | |itisnt 990: We're | we aren't They're They aren't Questions and Short answers Wnh- questions ant Jam. I'm not am Are you you are. you aren't. are you Is he/she hayshe is heishe isn't Where is he/she sit SOM? | | Yee, itis. Be, it isn't. When isit going? Ace we weare, we aren't are we ave they they are they aren't are they -ing forms sen listening wite > wating st + siting cat = eating lve = Iving un = — running go — going smoke -> — smoking swim)» — swimming | ‘play =» playing come => coming | ido dong have = havingPositive Negative [Fullform | Short form fr | 1 rh ite You You'll HerSne wilmot | “HelShe He'l/She'll he won't HEHE wil go. |fmy ete We We'll | They They They | Questions and Short answers Wh- questions ft 1 \ | you Yes, you — will. you When cn REAME gon ‘eee Where will tee 0? we No, we won't Hoy we they they they Positive and Negative Questions and Short answers 1 1 1 You you Yes, you can. He/She can helshe ina? he/she tt cant im Sang ew it We we No, we can't They ‘they theyAnswer key 1 Numbers (1) € onthe thirteenth floor 4 Time (2) 1 B38 f onthe sixth floor 1 oo 4g onthe sixteenth floor —b_ half past nine Epehty TT] 3 nine thirty age] HEEL B shemencyninn ot twentsve 10 sx PSD] Gk] May (29th May). five thirty-five a ¢ Onthe fourteenth of 4 quarter past four; ~ June (14th june). Hoes Sie eS d On the twelfth offune © {wenty past nine; eleven ua June nine wwenty . ne © Onthe twenty-seventh 2 neon, of May (27th May). a al fivefifieen apeeneieey f£ On the sixth of june b at five o'clock; at seven f fotetsen (Gth June). thirty 3 © al eight o'clock; at five b_ fifty-one, fifty-three 3 Time (1) thirty © eighty-nine, 1 datsix forty-five; at eighty-eight b Its one o'clock eleven o'clock d_ filty-nine, sixty c's three o'clock 3 e thirty-eight, thirty-six dts nine o'clock Sateen dite fi © It's eight o'clock Sisabee * b forty-five Sees © atseven thirty in the ¢ forty-eight 2 morning d thirty-six b itshalfpastseven. 4 dat four fifty in the fe. sixty-seven © It’s quarter to five. 5 afternoon f twenty-four; dls quarter pastron. 1 © at thiee forty in the ninety-nine © Itshalfpast twelve. 2 afternoon 5 3 £ ateleven thirty in the b two thousand b five to six SAE © fifty thousand © twenty-five pastten d_ five million d_tentonine b after work e. three thousand € twenty to three ¢ before dinner f amillion iy d after breakfast g sixhundred and fifty —j whattime is i? e after lunch ehuakae) Wsabeut quarterto before breakfast u bade © What time is it? . Days: b eighteenth Ce sp aalieidag © fifteenth TikatGat seven © on Monday first, second, third efclock. d_ at the weekend / on 3 Sanirday b onthe second floor 21 rurale, ¢ onthe fifteenth floor E> romTEurpeay don the eighth floorevery Wednesday every Sunday / every weekend every day every Friday every weekend works at night works in the evening works in the afternoon works in the afternoon works in the morning on Saturday evening, on Friday morning on Wednesday evening on Monday morning on Sunday afternoon Months and seasons November June August December, January May, June in May in October in February in August in July in April I'm getting married in the autumn. They're going to England in the spring. Greece is very hot in the summer. We go skiing in the winter, It’s quite warm here in the spring, Time phrases weeks; a year days; a month months; a year days; a week wane tomorrow afternoon this morning this evening (tonight) this afternoon tomorrow night (tomorrow evening) (omorrow morning Age fifty years old twelve years old ninety years old three years old cightcen years old about 30 over 100 about 60 nearly 20 over 40 ten months old. six weeks old three days old 4,500 years old 100 years old ean s+0 ° 3 How old are your parents? How old is your sister? How old are you? How old is your house? Frequency ‘They dont often watch television. He often reads in the evening. We often go out on Saturday, I don't often see my father. She doesn't often wear jeans. Loften drink water. ff don't often drink water. I often go to the cinema. / I dont often go to the cinema. Toften wear black clothes. / Idon't often wear black clothes. Soften watch television. / Tdon't often watch television. Possible answers b ° meaccea I never listen to music in bed. Talways sleep with the window open. 1 sometimes sleep with the door open. I sometimes wake up in the night, 1 always go to sleep before 12.00. Tnever get up after 8.00. always wears usually wears never wears usually wears always wears10 Singular and plural 2 b chairs © plate d plates e bowls f spoons g bottles hh flowers i CD player 2 forks; photos; combs; plates; taxis ‘buses; glasses; brushes; matches lorries knives 3 dresses secretaries churches wives letters: watches faxes shops babies women boys girls children, people taxies- taxis a dictionaries ehildrens: children shells shelves ‘knifes: knives ‘boxs boxes peoples people; photoes photos 11 a, an, some 1 ahat, atree,aman,a banana an umbrella, an egg, an apple, an orange eg a mene ck HRSA em ee rate el 2 b adog ¢ an antelope d anoctopus © ahorse f an iguana a b ° a norte ore pa eee MON EN TORE THs Ar ROTH n Italian ice cream ayoung woman in an expensive car an old man with a black umbrella a Japanese newspaper and an English book aT-shirt some jeans some eggs. a newspaper some potatoes an umbrella, 2 the 1 3 4 6 5 °F the the ‘The the the 13 this, that, these, those roe emo nok og those/these are This is that's / this is ‘This is that’s those are this these that ‘These those ‘That's wonderful. That’s OK. that’s terrible ‘That's a good idea. ‘That's right. meange =naneoN Ame AN TH 14 Countable and uncountable nouns 1 Countable: dogs, a hat, trees, books Unconntable: lemonade, music, milk, hair, grass music aclock hair anilk grass an apple money Fate ascnce Would you like a cup of coffee? ‘There's a boule of lemonade in the fridge. Would you like a glass of orange juice? ‘There's a bottle of olive oil in the cupboard. There's a bow! of sugar on the table, 15 some and any ean -eoack Me Aa oe some trees a bout some people some horses abridge some some some v ‘There isn't any coffee. ‘There aren't any cushions. ‘There are some curtains. v ‘There aren't any magazines. 16 a lot, much, many 1 b ean eoN a She doesn't travel much, He reads a lot, He doesn't work much. She doesn't sleep much. It costs a lot. He doesn't eat much, She doesn't sleep much, It doesn't cost much. She travels a lot He reads alot. yam oeoce alotof alot of much alotof alotof much many Person 2 has a healthy diet. 4 b © d e if How many oranges do ‘we need? How much cheese do we need? How much butter do we need? How many eggs do we need? Haw much sugar do we need? 17 Pronouns (1) coOmteangw aocee 1 you; We you; [ i Its in Rome. It’s in Colombia. She's a tennis player. He's a film star. ‘They're football teams. They're mountains, = They teach at the university. «++ He is 15, and he is still at school. «+. She is a student, She studies French. we ltis very old, ves They live in Rome. 18 Pronouns (2) mma eoce us. you you me us nocK aege eh -eaace a2 I like him. Tcan't see them, I'm seeing them tonight. Tknow him. Can you see her? them it it it them them; They; them her; She He; him; he; me 19 my, your, his, 1 b c d mean ce meen ew their .. . My name's Peter. Whats your name? Here's our address... What's your email address? -» And my mobile nuraber is... _ Our son is [Rand our daughter is 16, . is this your phone? their her his their his Amis Kimiko's Her brother's Her brother's Nina's20 Place oN sa meee ° Prepositions (1) on under under in in under over in the cupboard by the window on the table by the door on the table by the window under the chair by the door on the shelf by the prepositions (2) Nat Lily George Frieda William Albert Victoria Daniel John David is standing behind is standing next to { beside is sitting between is standing behind It’s near the railway station. I's opposite the bus station. It’s opposite the cinema. It's next to the cinema, Ws near the bus station. above above below above below above 2 at and to at the bus stop at the swimming pool ata hotel atthe cinema ata football match TNR 7faccgHeDy ereAn ce They're staying at the Astor Hotel. V'm standing at the bus stop. d Are you going to the football match? e Theres a café at the station. £ I'm going to the airport now. a ev Maxis at work in the afternoon . / Max is at home in the morning. © Teresa is at schoo! in the morning. / Teresa is at home in the afternoon, iv & Max goes to work at 12.00. Direction Prepositions 1 b off the bed ... and put them in the cupboard c out of the car... and put it in the fridge d off'dhe chair... and put it on the shelt e out of the cupboard ... and put them on the table f out ofthe oven ... and put them ona plete into out of ‘onto off ‘onto ‘out of into em teacen through up through down across along across across down along under Roope ae nace up across/over down along into/through under m-eaece Nene 24 Giving directions b_ the way to the station ¢ getto the bus station d_ you (ell me the way to the cinema do I get to the hospital e 2 b right © along/down a left fe straight 1 Goalong/down g tur right h turn right i go straight on3 3 2 b Gop bam daughter c Tum left at c hand brother ... d Gopastthecaféand —d leg husband ... turn right. e neck % e Tumleitactthetrafic tail Se lights. g head ae f Gopastthecinema hh foot aa and turn left. i wing an i lee t4 25 People 4 1 bil 29 Work (man); woman c3 1 teenager a6 © works ina hotel boy; gis e 5 d_ works in a school baby 12 © works in a hospital 4 f works ina shop a tab 27 Clothes g works in a restaurant long; fal black, grey fh works in a hospital © blue, brown b adress 2 _ © askiry atop b waiter, waitress a fairhaic-greeneyes jeans a Tahir © receptionist b isquitestort. Hehes © aj@0kel: trousers nurse, doctor long) black hairand —& xeoaGahat e shop assistant fue aie g ajumper; a shirt f teacher 4 2 3 b 6 agiriwithadog ? Hesearryingan b He works for Language in eecheaiatel umbrella. Direct. Tong black hair SheSwearing adress, © She works for Baileys. if .@ sainanwiihva lang She's carrying a bag. Ud) He works forPlaza oe © She's wearing a coat. International AY i einaagita She’ carrying a © She works for suitcase. Gourmets. A 2 me d He's wearing glasses. f He works for SaveCo. with glasses 3 4 b Take off b_ What do you; I work 26 The body © get dressed for 1 d take off © do you work; I workin b ears fe getundressed d. do youdo; I'ma © hair f Puron d_ nose 30 Sport and leisure mouth 28 The family 1 T eyes 1 b He plays golf. ‘ b parents © He plays (able tennis. =e ¢ lather a He watches football. 2 Ee ee ee ta wale @ Hewatches basketball, | Naik 3 © daughter He plays tennis | b along, thin face; large & Wughter eyes; a small nose;large 0 800 ears;asmall mouth =| Ser j mother k sistergo running when you go dancing when you go walking when you go skiing when you go swimming 4 The giel in the picture is Angie. 'b She doesn't play the guitar, ©. She plays cards. She doesn't play computer games. e She doess't play chess. mn ance 31 Transport onabike ona bus ona boat ona train ina car goes by taxi goes by car goes by bus goes by plane goes by bike leaves arrives in / gets to leaves Jeaves leaves arrives in / gets to arrives in / gets to Communicating atext / a text message aleuer an email a fax PR one Taw FRO BOTA moa eR meal ‘Write to them. / Send them aletter. Email her. / Send her an email. ° TA Roan sce mo ° e f 33 Money ees ere eR a Fax her. / Send her a fax. Write to him. / Send him a levter, Phone/Call him, email address address. address. mobile number fax number Can [use your fax machine? Can I use your computer? Can | use your photocapier? Can | use your phone/mobile? Can | use your mobile? f{ How much are these trainers / do these trainers cost? b He eams€72,000a year. She earns €750 a week. d He earns € 100 a day. e She earns £1,800 month, f He earns €48,000 a year. 34 Shops and shopping 1 a + wwf a[ Te [wT Te 2» Ele felt falel s]5| eoTn ae Flepolwte feds [ role ams] felele sp NJe|wis[Alee]N| 1) eple lle twisty > e[s [Ho [eI ovls|efelerelwlal el eTeTT) one dollar forty fourteen pounds ninety-nine four euros fifty three dollars twenty one pound eighty-five costs about ten dollars. costs about a hundred dollars. costs about fifty dollars. costs about six hundred dollars. costs about forty dollars. How much do these sunglasses cost / are these sunglasses? How mucli is this bay / does this bag cost? How much does this shirt cost / is this shirt? How much is this camera / does this camera cost? b Ii like some apples, please. / Can Ihave some apples please? ¢ Can T have a baguette, please? / Id like a baguette, please. Id like a large chicken, please. / Can Ihave a large chicken, please. © Can [have six roses, please? / Ta like six roses, please. {Td like an ice cream, please. / Can I have an ice cream, please? open, open opens closed closes me eoce35 Towns banks (railway) station library cafés restaurants sports centre ata hotel ata swimming pool ata car park ata post office ata cinema ce tao cr Brean ‘Where's the bus station? Where’ the post office? ‘Where's the cinema? Where's the restaurant? Where's the church? eer Te The countryside along the fence through the gate across the field through the wood up the bill cows dog sheep: grass bird horse flowers; tree RAGAN Tw ASACTN OTHER RPA TR Boao te fence; wall bridge river, stream, sheep; cow; dog; horse flowers; tree; grass ‘You can see all these things in the countryside. menos 08 37 Natural features forests rivers islands beaches sea mountains lakes ce rm tcance No. It's on the coast / ‘on the sea. No. It's on the sea J on the coast, d_ No. It's ona lake. No. It's on a river, £ No. Ws in the mountains. ° ° b inthe north of in the centre of in the south of in the west of in the centre of ean 38 Weather 1 1 vol [aD5| & 5 ALE a 7 seh z) TH Tre Tope ov oly] = [e[e[e[ah= ele] Tis very hot It's cool Is very cold It’s warm Ws hot Hts cool it’s cold seme ao eN 1's cold and it’s sunny it’s warm and i's raining di’scold and it's snowing it’s hot and it’s sunny it’s warm and it’s cloudy it’s cool and it's sunny ace mo 39 Countries, nationalities, languages 1 Japanese ... ».- Germany Italian... =. China Russian ... Spain Brazilian .. gypt We're from France. Are you from Russia? His wife is Brazilian, She's Italian They'e American. ‘Are they from Britain? He isn't Chinese. He's Japanese. yams an oN British: French Brazil Egypt Chinese German Spittish: Ttalian German Russian menaceNew @ passport apen awatch, money; a credit card amirror pictures atelevision aradio books alamp planes magazines anewspaper cushions 1 b c a e ft 2 b akey © d e z 3 © qd Seo ese ne cushions a mirror books alamp a newspaper aradio warenoce @REDITCARD credit card newspaper; magazine pen; computer floor; wall ring; watch comb; brush cushion, chair amonoce 41 Rooms and furniture 1 © kitchen ©. This is the baleony: 4. This is the living room. € Thisis the bathroom. £ This is the bedroom. 2 Study: a desk Kitchen: a lridye; a table; chairs Living room: a sofa; aTV; shelves Bathroom: a shower; a bath: a toilet Bedroom: a bed; a chair; a cupboard Balcony: @ table: chairs in the corner by the window on the wall by the door on the floor meacce 42 Food and drink a © She eats fruit every day. d She never eats meat. e She never drinks milk. f She eats vegetables every da She drinks water every day. three litres of milk ‘two litres of water a kilo of onions 6 b chalfa kilo of cheese d e £ halfa kilo of fish 43 Food and drink (2) 5. sandwich; soup 1 kebabs; rice 3 burger; pi 2 steak; chips; salad French food American restaurant Chinese food Spanish food Chinese restaurant Ttalian food @areaace ofoge weoram | ¥ [| v | - ce |v [viv chocolate | ¥ | v | - b She can eat sweets. © She can eat erisps, sweets, ice cream and chocolate. 44 Meals 1 b have dinner © have lunch have dinner e f have lunch have breakfastm2 se neck me ance meee g eh MOAT PAOD Fee 46 Adjectives (2) having eggs and coffee 4 for breakfast b having chicken and c chips for lunch having pizza for dinner d having spaghetti bolognese jordinner having soup for lunch f g a knife and fork salt and pepper h aplate and a glass : abowlandaspoon — } a plate and chopsticks : rs 2 5 h 2 c i a 3 e f Adjectives (1) 3 b is quite good are wonderful/great/ excellent ae usually very good/ really good is awful/ terrible is really bad/very bad is very good/really good is wonderful/great/ excellent is not very good is quite good are awtul/terrible anice time a lovely photo alovely day a lovely house very nice people uncomfortable an old house c¢ unfriendly acheap coat interesting a large nose ©. fricndly hot water f boring dirty shoes asmall ear 47 Colours cold weather 1 b black; white old; expensive e rad yellow; green egailgbhng white; yellow eaods expense © yellow; black cold; bad y 2 2 very cold = very old tok quite old aofe[clatey fF) very expensive ol axtetele 8 quite expensive ha rs] efi felolw] very small ~ fe quite big Ly a + ety ble uplelele very old quite cheap b She's wearing an orange dres: They have a black and white cat. d c a ‘The Brazilian flag is yellow and green / green and yellow Her hair is brown and her eyes are blue. She drives a green car, [i like six white roses, please. What colout is their new car? What colour is their cat? What colour are British passports? What colour is the Japanese tlag? What colour are her eyes? 48 Hello, how are oceNM onan se ance you? Good morning Good night Bye Good evening Hello Thank you Excuse me; sorry Excuse me; Thank you; Thar’ all ight Excuse me; Sorry: Thank you She's OK / She's not bad How al ‘m fine How are; They're OK / They're not bad (drannks) Tow is; He's fine (thanks) 4 6 3 i 249 1 b © a e f 2 b © d e f 3 b © d © f 4 b c d e f 8 h 5 b c d e £ 8 ce cacgN oROcH ac stand, sit, lie ... 4 3 12 1 She's standing 11 Hes sitting 0 She's lying 8 She's standing 5. She's sitting sit down lie down Stand up sit down Stand up jump climb walk climb swim climb run Lie down. Stand up. Walk round the room. ‘Climb on the box. Jump off the box. Run round the room. go and come wana 9. They're going into 8 He's coming out of 1 Hes going into 4. He's coming out of He's coming back from Budapest ‘He's going wo Frankfurt He's going to Brazil He's coming back from Japan {He's going to Scotland 4 go toa concert, go to the park go for a drive, go fora drink, go for a meal go skiing, go swimming yo to the cinema go fora drive go skiing go fora drink go shopping ga to a concert senecee 51 bring, take, get ... bring bring take taking bringing Take; put take Take: put Put Could you buy me Could you bring me Could you buy me Could you give me Could you give me 1 b a e f 2 b © d e 3 & € d e t 4 b bring © buy d buy e bring F buy 52 Seeing and hearing 1 You can see: traffic, the sea, mountains You can hear: the wind, traffic, music, the sea Jean hear lean hear Lean see Lean see {can see; I can hear we enoceT look at: people, a picture watch; a football match, Wv isten to: the radio, music 4ooks-at listens to deekat watch distente. look at v v looking for looking at Jooking for looking at looking for 1 b c d 2 b talking about music c talking about clothes d. talking to her father e talking to her children f talking about football 3 a b c d e anawee ask; a question answers answer; question. ask; questions; answers 4 b think it’s milk. I don't think it’s a flower. a fork. | dort think it’s a chair. d. Tdontt think it’s hair. | think it’s pasta,54 want, would like, 3 2 need b She's watching b havea bath 1 © Shes washing cc has. meeting by Tivane to buys d He's making d_ hasa party mewspatier. e He’ writing e havea swim cc Shewantsto workin They're playing f havea shower the USA. g She’ reading 5 d Lwanta drink. h She's writing b They're having a meal. ‘ re having a L. & HewantsaCD player, i Heswashing/cleaning ae hiviod a oat f Iwanttoseeadoctor. | He's playing d They're having a party. g fwantasandwich, 4 e Hes havinga bath. 2 b watch fF She’ having an ice bi dontwantto © make; make cream. cc want to dread 4 dwantro . clean b Have a guod/nive day. : don’t want to warily c Have a good/nice time. want to Hi Yi g don't want to <6 have (1) coneee ae ‘Three people go to d Have a good/nice time. Maxies café. bb Wehave a computer. Have a good/nice © Myson has a dog. : 3 evening. d My daughter has a . b Idlike to bike, Have a good/nice © Vd like © Thavean old ear. Se aie a Calin f We havea flat in s e [dlike to weekend, London. f [like B Udlike 3 58 be (1) h (like to bb iBave 1 ¢ don't have b- Happy Birthday! 4 doesn't have You're 16 today sugar © has ¢ Hello, I'm John, b You needa towel. f doesn't have (ma student, ¢ Youneeidolas yeni on You needa passport, b Doyouhaveawatcht Were from Osaka, e MrWilliams ... Yes, 4 You need tomatoes. € Doyou have a pen? ee You need onions, 4 Do you have any _ " money? 2 55 Everyday © Do you have a b are mctivities: computer? © ae 1 f Do you have any d is a. She wakes up water? ‘eicpte: € She goes 10 work & Doyouhaveamobile? fis She starts work bh Moyen haves keyt f She finishes work b She's a doctor. g She gets home 57 have (2) cls four o'clock. i She has dinner 1 ds He's 24. j. She goes to bed b- have lunch e Itsanice day. Kk She goes 10 sleep ec bas a Burger {They're married. have an ice cream e- has breakfast f havea pizzaisnt isn't aren't aren't Family 1: Alan, Flora, John, Julia Family 2: Mary, Charles, Susie, Nick You're not ten. / You aren't ten. He's not German. / He isn't German, Were not Mr and Mrs Jones. / We aren't Mr and Mrs Jones. It’s not 5 o'clock. / it isn't 5 o'clock. ‘They're not new. / ‘They aren't new. Is not a photocopier. / Itisn't a photocopier. She's not his wife. / She isn'this wile. 60 be (3) ‘Ate you from Brazil? Are you Spanish? ‘Are you married? Are you a teacher? Is the water warm? Are the beaches clean? Are the people friendly? Is the foad good? Isit cheap? / Is the Food cheap? Yes, it is. Yes, they are. No, he isn't. No, it isn't. Yes, she is. No, we aren't. cease acce ‘Where are the Black Mountains? Who are the Sax People? d_ Whois John Dando? Where is Gbinsk? What is a hammer? ° -9 61 There is/are There are four hotels. ‘There are four shops. There’ a/one car park, There are two campsites. There’ a/one swimming pool eanee Beans ‘There arent any cats. ‘There are two children. ‘There's one hotel. / ‘There's a hotel. There are four tables. ‘There aren't any bikes. hen ae ae eN oa 62 Is/Are there ...? Are there Are there Is there Are there Is there, masunaraoce enogte Is there Ts there Are there Are there Is there re sean cRN How many showers are there? How many bars are there? How sany rooms are there? eHow many baths are there? T How many beds are there? ° 63 Present simple a) 1 work; teach; go; like; speak nN taytAs He drinks He watches ‘He reads He studies He lives live work teaches teaches speak speak have studies goes speaks RoR Reo oR TORO Tw ER me AON64 Present simple ic) b Idon'teat ¢ [don't drink d- I don't have © [don't speak f Idont pley oN Idrink coffe. / | don't drink coffee. work. / f don’t work. Ihave long hair. / T don't have long bait. © I speak Japanese. / | don't speak Japanese. f Thave children. / | don't have children. as I don't know, T don't understand, I don't understand. L don't know. Tdont understand. seance don't speak don't watch don't live don't know don't have menace 65 Present simple (3) 1 doesn't listen doesn't watch doesn't sir doesn't read b- doesnt go c doesn't have d. doessit wear doesnt speak doesnt live doesn't play ‘She likes cats. He doesn’t like school. He likes pop music. eaoceR They can all eat Pizza AL She doesn't like children. He doesn't like birthdays. doesnt dont dont doesn't pollo, 66 Present simple 1 b © a e f 3 lives; works; starts; finishes; carns; studies mene ce 67 Present simple on ry © @) Do you read Do you drink Do you wake a Do you have Do you listen do you live? do you finish work? do you earn? do you study? do you study? 6) Do they; No, they don't Does he; Yes, he does. Does she; No, she doesn't What does Erie Clapton play? Where do elephants come from? | Where do Fiat cars come from? 2 What does Ronaldo play? 6 Where does the US President live? 5 3 co What time / When does the party start? c What time / When does the train leave? What time / When, does the train arrive? © What time | When does the party finish? {What time / When does the library open? 68 Present continuous (1) o- V'm eating I'm writing (im drinking Were sitting We're listening We're eating Were playing cM sa mA Um learning We're living We're working Tim staying I'm learning Ym working ce me tean I'm not learning Spanish. © 'mnot studying maths. d_ I'm not working ina restaurant We arent staying ata campsite f We aren't talking about Sue's sister. 69 Present continuous (2) a She's reading: She's wearing b He's standing; Hes playing He's sitting He's smoking‘They're drinking They're reading They've smoking They're eating They're laughing, John. Nick Alex Bill Peter isn't wearing is reading isnt talking aren't wearing are wearing isnt eating 70 Present continuous (3) mene ges MOND >e mean eN ¥ b_ Are we going home? ¢ Is the bus coming? Are you sitting here? fe. Ishe staying in this hotel? f Am going the right way? 2 =». No he isn't Yes, she is ... Yes, we are... s+. No, they aren't itis dam they are itisn't sheis ‘What is she studying? What are they ‘watching? d_ Whereis he working? © Whoare you writing to? fF Where are we going? nce m2 eo ce 5 b © d e f What is he doing? What are they doing? What is she doing? What are they doing? What are you doing? 71 Present 1 b ae poe cms continuous (4) They're going to Miami. They're staying in an apartment. ‘They're going to Singapore. ‘They're staying in a hotel. They're going to Italy. ‘They're staying in a villa. she's going to the sports centre: she's having dinner she’s going to Cambridge she's playing tennis shes having lunch she's going to a party When are you coming back? How are you getting there? Who are you going with? When are you going? Where are you staying? 72 \mperatives Fe mtean oN ace 2,7 turn, wait 4,5, 8 push, ring, close 3,6 type, click Ring push Stop Type ‘urn Close Click *\S a se noce * Ss v listen to Come in sit down Come here Look at Go for walks. Don’t work at the weekend. Dont eat late in the evening, Smile a lot. Don't watch TV every evening. Do sport every week. 73 will and won't OTN meno a monogcee won't will will won't won't They'll be there. ‘She won't be there. She'll be in Hong Kong. ‘They won't be there. They'll be on holiday. She'll be there. He won't be there. He'll be on holiday. will Will wel you: will ‘Will it; No Will; they wontt Will Yes, she Will you; No 74 I, | won't, 1 b © d e t Shall 1 ...? Tl I won't won't vil won'tre mean Shall | give her (some) flowers? Shall I wear a dress? Shall I go with John? Shall | give her (some) chocolates? Shall I go by taxi? Shall J wear (some/my) earrings? Where shall we go? What shall I have? Where shall we sit What shall I wear? Where shall I put the bag 75 can (1) 1 b © aa a 1 can/can't ride a bike. [can/can‘t ride a horse, Tcan/eantt drive a car. Ican/can’t swim. Ican/can't speak Arabic. Lcan/can't play the guitar, She can drink. She can't drive a car. She c alk. She cant play chess She can't ride a horse. Can you use a computer? Can you play the piano? Can you ride a bike? Can you ride a horse? Can you drive a car? Can you play chess? 76 can (2) 1 a ves you ean sit in Central Park and you can see the Statue of Liberty. oN ° meance you can ride ina gondola and you can sit in Piazza San Marco. you can sit by the River Nile and you can visit the Pyramids. You can put bottles here. You can't use your phone here. You can't take photos here, You can’t swim here. You can smoke here, You can ride a bike here. Can Tuse Can I send Cant have Can J have Can Luse 77 Asking for things 1 b 2 Could/Can you bring me some water, please? Can/Could you give me my book, please? Could/Can you phone the doctor, please? Can/Could you open the window, please? Could/Can you bring mea sandwich, please? Restaurant: an ashtray, the menu, the bill Plane: a pillow, a blanket, a magazine b . Can/Could Ihave an ashtray, please? Could/Can | have the menu, please? Can/Could | have the bill, please? Could/Can Ihave a pillow, please? f Can/Could I have a blanket, please? g Could/Gan Ihave a magazine, please? 3 Laura \'ll have tomato soup, and then Vi like fish with potatoes, please. Hamid Vd like tomato soup, and then Tilhhave green beans with potatoes and tomatoes, please. Fatima VW have salad with fish, and then I'd like chicken and salad, please, 78 Offers and suggestions b Shall | buy some sandwiches? ¢ Shall T call the waiter? di Shall [ask for the bill? e Shall lopen the window? £ Shall l make some coffee? Would you like to Would you like Would you like to Would you like ¢0 Would you like Would you like to conmrcaecN Let’ go for a walk. / Shall we go for a wall Shall we go toa restaurant? / Let's go to a restaurant, Shall we go swimming? | Let’s go swimming. Let's go shopping. / Shall we go shopping? [Let's go to the cinema. J Shall we go to the nema?79 Question words co FN mean noce 7on a) ‘What's that? Where’ that? Whos that? ‘Who's that? What's that? What's your phone number? Whai's the weather like? What month is it? What's John like? What time is it? When is the party? Where is the meeting? What time / When is the meeting? © When is the flower show? { What time / When is the panty? b- What sports do you like? © What football teams do you like? d_ What colours do you like? © What writers do you like? What fruit do you like? 80 Question words (2) 1 a How can/do I; How much b How faris it; How can/do I oN ce rmen 0 How can/do J get to: ‘How faris it How can/do I get to; Mow much is tt How are you? How old are your parents? Fiow are your children? How old is your sister? iow old is your house? ‘Why is she having a party? 6 Why is she learning Japanese? 2 d Whyishe running? 3 Why is he always tired? 1 Why is the room cold? 5Phonemic symbols Vowel sounds ‘Consonant sounds symbal ‘Example Symbol Example fist sleep ip! put al ‘happy. Ibi book sake a fol fail fel Al arrive father ‘Ase church dinner dog car KOIndex ‘The numbers in the Index are unit numbers, not page numbers ayan ja) loons 11,12, 15 about (50) /a'bavt/ 8B above /2/bav/ 216 across (the road) /a'kros/ 238 address /o'dres/ 320 email address 32€ What's your (address)? 798 Adjectives 45,46 advertisement /ad'vs after Fastio/ 40 afternoon /,a:fta'nuin! 46,36, 7G Good afternoon 438A again /a'gen/ 248 Age /eid3/ 8 allright /o:l ‘rant ‘That’ all right 488 along (a'lo9! 238, 244 always /‘o:lwerz! 9B am /2em/ 584 ‘Yes, am GOA, 70B American /e'merikon/ 390 an jen! WL answer (n.) ("uinse/ 53C answer (v) /'asnso/ 53C Antarctic /wn'tarktik/ 794 any /"eni! 15C, 56C ‘Are there any ..? 624 ‘There aren't any... 61B apartment /a'pastmoant/ 71A apple (pl! 428 April erpral/ 6A Arabic /“erabik/ 398 are /a:/ 58 ‘Are there? 62A How many... are theres 628 aren't Jo:ot/ 59 mont) 71A (They) arent ..ing 68C, 69C No, (they) alent 60C, 708 farm /azm! 26C armchair J‘g:m,(fe2/ 41B arrive fin) /a'retv/ 4C. 316 ashtray /'ef ire) 7B ask sarsk/ 58 Asking for things 72 assistant /a'sistont/ shop assistant 294 at + place feet! ‘at home, work, school 226 at the comer of .. 35B atthe end of... 398. ai the station, at a party 22A, 22B Turn (left) at. 24B at dite Jet) at (six o'clock} 4B at night 8C, 98 at the weekend 5A aubergine /‘auba3i:n/ 42B August /">:gast! 6A. autumn foitam/ 66 awhul /'>:fol/ $84, 464. baby /'betbi/ 254, back barks come back from 508 bud fbwd/ 454, 464, not bad 38A, 80B ag /beeg/ 27B, 33C baguette ‘bag'et! 340 baker /'betka/ 344, 55A balcony (‘beelkani) 414. banana /ba'naina/ MA, 42B bank /bweyk! 354 bar /bu:! 56B, 628 kat bath (ha: 418 have abath $78 bathroom J"baztirum/ 41a be bit! 58, 59, 60 beach jbist{! 378 beans /bitne/ 428s beard /biod/ 25¢ beautiful /'bjustifal! 3BA, 46C beauty salon /*bjuiti ‘selon/ 134 because /bi'knz/ 80C bed ‘hed! 41B goto bed 554 bedroom s"bedrum/ 41A before fbi'for/ 4D beside /br'sard/ 214 betwoon /b'twitn) 2LAbig /big/ 458 bike /baik/ 31a. go by bike 31B ona bike 318 ride a bike 75 bill /bil/ 7B bird (03: 368 binhday /"bs:0der/ 6B birthday card /'ba:0det kurd/ aA. birthday pany /‘bs:Oder "pu:ti 6B biseuit (biskit! 490 black (blak! 47a blanket /'bkepkit/ 78 blue (blusy 474, boat /baut/ 31A Body /'bodi/ 26 book /buk/ 33C, 408 bookshop |'bokJnp! 344 boring /ba:riq/ 486 bottle (/botl/ 148 abottle of .. 14B bow! /haol/ aac abow! of... 4B box /boks/ 10B boy fbor/ 254 Brazil (bra'zil/ 398 Brazilian /bro!zilion/ 398, bread /bred/ 144, 420 breakfast //brekfast/ 444, 554, 578 bridge /brids/ 364 bring (brin/ 51a bring me... 516 Britain /‘briton/ 39a. British /"britif! 398 brother /'brado/ 260 brown /braun/ 478 brush /braf/ 408 building //bildiq/ 356 burger /'ba:ga/ 438 bus /bas) 31A go by bus 31B onabus 31A bus station /bas ‘steifon/ 35a. butcher ("bot/a/ 344 butter bata! 424 button j‘batan/ 724 buy (bar/ 348 buy me... 51C by /ba/ by (the window) 208, 416 go by (bus) 318 Bye /bat/ 484 cabbage (kecbidls! 428 café i'kefer! 358 cake /ketk/ 436 call 1ko2l/ 328 camera |'kiemro! 3G campsite |'kaempsail/ 61A can 75,76 can (ken! () can (swim) 754, 75B ‘Can | (use your pen)? 766 Can Ihave ..? 7B Gan you... please? 77A Can you (drive a ear)? 75 Jean see/hear 528 ‘Yes, [can etc. 75C ‘You can (park here) 76B the Pyramids) 760 U) can't (6wim) 754, 75B No, Teanvt etc. 75C You canlt (park here) 76B car skoss ata goby car 31B inacar 31A car park /kaz patk/ 35, 356 card kard/ birthday card 8A. credit card 408 cards ‘ka:dz! 30€ Caribbean /,kiett'bizan! 37 carrot /'kéerat/ 42B carry /'kieril 27B cartoon /kus'lusn/ 264 cat (ket) 36B CD /,sit'dit! 52B centre /'sentay city centre 206 in the centre 20€ in the centre of 376 sports centre 35A chair /1fe2/ 418 changing room /"tfetnd3ig rom! 13A cheap /iJisp/ 458 cheese /Lfisz! 424 cheesecake /'tfi:zkerk/ 16C chemist {'kemist/ 344 chess /1fes/ 30C chicken /':fikin’ 43a child /tfaild/ 106 children /'1ildrsn/ 106, 288 China /’faina/ 394 Chinese /t/ai'ni:z/ 398, 398 chips Itfips/ 434 chocolate /*IJpklat/ 43Cchopsticks /'tfopstiks/ 446 church /tfs:tf/ 350 cinema |'sinsma/ 358 go tothe cinema 50G city (Si) 358 city centre ("siti 'senta/ 200 clean (ad) /Klisn! 454 clean (v) {klisn/ 58B click “klik! 728 limb (klaim/ 49 clock /klok/ 40B close /klouz/ 346 closed |klouzd/ 84€ Glothes (kloudz! 27 clothes shop /klaudz fop/ 344 cloud {klavd/ 38C cloudy /*klavili/ 38 coast /kaust! on the coast 206, 37B coat kot) 274 coffee /*kofi/ 144.424 cold /kould! 38B, 454 Heel cold 48D Colours /"kalazi 47 What colour ..2 470 comb (koum/ 404 come /kam/ 50 come back from 50B come from 66C Come here 728 Comein 728 come out of 50A comfortable /'kamfiabl/ 46C Communicating 22 company /*KAmpani/ 298 computer ‘kam’ pju:to/ 32D, 408 computer company /kom'pjusta "kamponi/ 298 computer game /kam'pju:ta germ! 300 computer screen /kam'pjuita skrizn/ 724, concet /konyat) 4B go toaconcert 50C cooker /"kuko/ 41B cool /ku:l/ 38B copy /'kopi/ 32D comer /‘ka:na) 41C at the corner of 358 cost /knst/ 338 cottage /'kotid3/ 71A could /kud/ Could Ihave ..2 7B Could you... (please)? 7A Countable nouns 14 Countries 39 country “kantri! inthe country 206 Countryside /"kantrisaid) 36 cow (kay) 368 cream /kri:m/ sun cream 54D credit card /kredit ka:d/ 40a isps /krisps/ 430 cup /kap) 446 aeupof 148 cupboard /'kabad/ 41B cushion /'kojan! 408 dance /du:nts/ 308 go dancing 30B Dates ideits! 26 daughter ("do:ta/ 288 day /det) 5B, 7A Days idee! 5 December {dr'semba/ 6A dosk /desk/ 418 diary /'datari? 26 dictionary /'dik/anari/ LOB, 208 diet /daiot! ahealthy diet 168 dinner /“Gina/ 444, 550, 578 Direction prepositions 23 Directions idv'rekJonzi 24 director jdh'tekt3/ film director 59C sty ABA dishes /'difiz/ wash che dishes 78A do fdus/ Do you... 66% (Where) do you 2 66C What are you doing? 70D. Yes, 10, 668 doctor ('dnkta! 298 does daz! (What) does he .? 671, Does she ..? 678 Yes, she does 674 doesn't /‘dazent/ He doesn't (go) 65 No, he doesn't 674. dog /dng/ 368 dollar /'dnla’ 384 don't /davnt/ Dont (ear sweets) 720 I don't (work) 64 No, 1don't 668 door ido:/ 416 double room dab] rom/ 62Bdown /daun/ down the steps 238 dovm this road 248 lie down 498 sitdown 498, 72B draw (dro: 264 dress (dres! 278 dressed /drest/ get dressed 276 Drink (J) (crigk) 42 go fora drink 50C drink («) /driok/ 424, 638, 688 drive uray. drive a car 75C go for a drive 506 pvp /disvis'dis! 528 earn (3:n/ 33D ears (102! 268 east /issi/ 370 eat fist) 42,680 edge /esl5/ on the edge of 200 egg ica! 42A Egypt ieisipt) 39a Egyptian (\d5ipfon/ 39a eight eit) 1A righteen /cvtiin! 1A cighteenth |,er'timd/ 28 eighth /en/ 28 eighty ‘citi 1B elephant /'elifont/ 478. 67B eleven /) levan/ 1A eleventh /i'levan0/ 2a. email (n) /"i:merl/ 328 email (v) !ismeil! 32B email address / i:nwwil o'dres/ 326 end fend! at the end of 358 England |'inglnd/ 394 English /'ingli{/ 398, 398 euro /'josra0/ 338 evening /'izvanin/ 4C, 5C,70 Good evening 480 every (day, Friday) /'evti) 5B Everyday activities 55 excellent //eksalant/ 468 Excuse me /1k’skjurs mi:/ 48B expensive /ik'spensiv/ 45 eyes (a12/ 258, 260 fair (hair) /fea/ 25B Family ('tsemaliy 28 family room /‘femoli rom! 62B fat (fut! 436 father /f0:02/ 288 fax (n.) /feeks) 328 fax) (fwwks/ 328 fax machine /ficks mo fax number /fieks ‘aymbay 326 February /'februoti/ 6 fel (fisl/ 48D feet (fiz) 26C fence ifens/ 36A field /"fi:ld/ 36A fifteen /fif'tion/ 1a fifteenth /,ful'tizn®/ 24 fifth /f1f3/ 2a fifty frit) 1B film /film/ 354, 464, film director (film di'vekta/ 89C film star /film sta:/ 17B fine /fain/ Tm fine, thanks 80B finish /'fint! 4B finish work 55A first /'fist) 2A fish (n) (faft aaa fish (w) /T/ 30B go fishing 30B five (faivs 1A flag (fey! 47a flat (flaet/ ALA floor (of a house) /fl>:/ 35C on the (third) floor 2B floor (of a room) flat! 41 flour /flavo/ 43¢ flower /flav>/ 36B flower shop /flavo [pp/ 340 fy ‘flat’ 21c Food ifurd/ 42,43 foot /fut! 26€ football |'fotbo:l/ 30a football team /*fvibo for / g0 for (a walk) 50C have (eggs) for (lunch) 4B forest / forist/ 37A fork /fork/ 44 forty /to:ti/ 1B four (fo:/ 1A fourteen /,f9% isa! fourteenth /> tims 178 France /Lrasns/ 394 French /frcul|/ 394,398Friday /‘fraidei/ 5A fiicige ifrudg) 418 friend /frend/ 53B, 57D ftienclly /frendliy 46¢ from /from/ come trom 66C Tle's from... 394 front /frant in front of 214, Fruit /frust/ 424,428 fruit juice ifru:t dju:s’ 428 Parniture |fa:nntfal 40 Future We're going... 71 will, won't 73, game /gcim/ ‘computer game 30G garage | 'gecra:3/ 35C garden /‘guidan/ 35C gatlic /‘gu:ltk/ 42B gate jgcit/ 238,368 gecgcaphy /dlsi'ngrafi) 634. German /'dgsiman/ 394, 398, Germany /'d3z:mani/ 394 get /get! get (= buy, bring) 51D get dressed 27C gethome S50 getmarsied 6B getundressed 27C getup SSA get there /gel dea/ ‘How are vou getting there? 716 getto /get to/ 316 Mow can I get to ..? BOA. How do I get ta ..8 244 girl gail) 254, give /awv! give (me) SIC glass /glois/ 4A, 446 aglass of .. 148. glasses ('glarsiz/ 25C, 27B Ho /go0/ 50 goalong, down... 244 Ko by (bus) 31B go for (a walk) 50C gointo 50A go home (goo havm/ 226 60 | ~. ing 30, 50 goto /gou to! SOB, 50C goto bed 554 goto sleep 550 gn to Work 220, 55A gol? ‘golf; 30a good igud/ 454, 464 Guod (nursing) 484, good idea /god ar'dia/ “That's a good idea 13C, 766 Goodbye /gou!bar/ 404 grape /greip! 42B grass igru:s/ 36B steal /grert/ 460 green /grin/ 47A grey igret! 470 ground floor /graund flot/ 2B guitar /gi'tax/ 30C gym /dsim) 138 hair /hea/ 258, 264 halt shust half a kilojiitte of .. 426 half past 3B hand (bend! 260 shake hands 69B has /haez/ 56,57 hat shact) 274 fave /haev/ 56,57, 63A Can T have... 7B Could [have ..? 7B have (a party) 57B ‘have (an ice cream) 57A have (dinnen) 444, 558,578 Have a (nice time) 57D Uilhawe .. 776 he /his! 7B he'll 736 he's 586 head /hed/ 260, healthy /‘hel6i/ ahealthy dict 168 hear iho’ 52a Hello shell 90/ 484 her (has) 8B, 198 Ui shan 49a hill hil 368, 370 hin flume 188 his |hiz/ 19B holiday holder! 714. on holiday 6B summer holiday 71A home /haom/ athome 226 gethome 354 go home 226 horse |hsrs) 368tide a horse 75C hospital /‘hospital/ 294 hot /hot/ 383, 454 feel hot 46D hotel /hou'tel/ 298, 354 How ..? (haw! 80 How are you? 48C, 80B How are you getting there? 716 ‘How can | get to... BOA How is Johny} 48C Hove many...? 16€, 628 How much ..2 16C, 33, 808 How old ..? 8D, 808 hundred (handrod/ 1B, 16 hungry /*haggri/ 48D husband /hazbond! 284 1 fail 17a Vilike /atd lak) 11D, 54€, 776 Tlike to /aud latk to/ 546 Vl fail! 73B, 740 TUhave... 776 Vm /aim/ 584, T'm..ing 664, 68B I'm not 59A. Vm not. ice cream /, idea /ay'dia/ That's a good idea 13C, 78C ill (il) 48D Imperatives 72 in place /in/ (put it) in (the fridge ) 23a in (aear) 318 in (England) 206 in (the box) 200 in front of 214, in the (north) of ... 37€ in the comer 416 in the mountains 37B int time /in/ in January) 6B in (the morning) 4C, 3 in (the spring) 6C Indian /‘indion/ 43B Interesting 'intrastig/ 466 into /‘snte! 23a is fnzs Isthere ..2 624 island /ailond/ 37a, isnt /"yzant/ 59B He/She isnt ..ing 696 1g 68C sikrizm/ 48C No, (he) isn't 60€, 70B it (1t/ 17B, 186 is /its/ 586 it’s (sunny) 386 its raining 38C italian /'telion/ 394, 39B aly /‘italif 39a, jacket (‘d5wkit/ 27A January //denjuari/ 6A Japan /d3o'pwn/ 394. Japanese /l3epon'i:z! 894, 39B jeans /usitnz/ 278 job /d30b/ 290 juice /d3urs/ fruit juice 42a, July sdgi'lan! @A jump /dsamp/ 49C jumper /dgampar 278 June idsu:n/ 6A kebab /kitbecb! 494 ketchup /'ket[ap/ M4B key skis 40 kilo /'kislows akilo of... 426 Kilometre /’kils, mista’ 16 Kisehen /'kitfin/ 41a knife ‘naif’ 108, 446 know (nau Teon't know 64R, lake /leik/ 378 amp /kemp/ 408 Languages 39 language school /'Izegywids sku:l/ 6B large /luics/ 268,454 laugh /lo:t/ 688 leam /ls:n/ 608 leave /lirv/ 4C, 316 leit /lefi/ 248, 24 leg /lea/ 266 Leisure ('\e33/ 30 lemon /‘leman/ 42B lemonade /,lemo'newd/ 428 Tet’s (go out) lets! 7BC letter /leto/ 32a, Tibrary /"leibrori/ 365A sie fat! 49a tie down lai daon{ 498 aft ft 35C lighthouse /laithavs/ 61B lights /larts/ traffic lights 478like (v.) /laik/ 634, 65B Td like 77C What (music) do you like? 79D. Would you like (a drink)? 788 Would you like to ...? 78B like /laik/ What's (the weather) like? 798 line /lacn/ railway line 20C list (list shopping list 34B listen (to) /‘lison/ 528, B58, 654 Listen /‘lisan/ 72B litre /‘lizta? alien. 426 live /liv/ 634, 68B living room /'levig rams 4A locker /‘lokai 13A long /log/ 25B, 26B look /luk/ Took at 52B, 52C Look at this 72B look for 52C lot slot! alot 164 alotof 1 lovely !'lavli/ 38A, 46B Junch /lanty/ 44A, 55A, 574 machine (ma'fisn! fax machine 32D magazine /,miega'ri:n/ 40B make /meik! 55B man /men/ 106,254 men 10C many /'meni! How many...? 16 not many (sweets) 16B map /map/ 218 March smart] 64, market /mazkit/ 354, matried /*tozerid/ 28B get married mat /met/ 208 match /met{/ 10B May /met 6a me /mi:! 184 meal /misl/ Meals jmi:lz/ 44 0 fora meal $06 havea meal 570 meat jmi:t/ 424 medicines /'medisonz/ 344 meet /mizt) 184 meeting /°miztin/ 57B, 73B havea meeting 57B melon /'melan/ 428 men /men/ 106 menu ("menju:y 43A, 65a, 78 message /'mesid3/ text message 32A milk fmilk/ 424 million /*miljan’ 1G mirror /'mira/ 40B mobile (phone) /'moobail/ 32D, 408, mobile number /'maobail 'namba/ 32C Monday ['mandes/ 5A Monoy 33 money /'mani/ 148, 400, month /man®/ 6,70 Months 6 morning /'mo:nig/ 4C, SC, 7C Good morning 484 mother (mado! 284 motorbike /movtobatk/ SLA go by motorbike 318 ona motorbike 314 motorway /'movtowei! 206 mountain //mauniin) 370 inthe mountains 37B mouth /maot/ 268 much /matf/ How much? 16C, 80A hot much 16a not much (bread) 16B mushroom /'masrom! 65C music /mjuszik/ 148, 528 my /mai/ 194 name Jneim/ 194 Nationalities 39 Natural features 37 near /n19/ 21B nearly (30) (‘niali/ 8B neck /nek/ 26€ need /nizd/ 54D ‘Negatives don't 64, 668, 726 doesn't 65, 678 Jim not 59A Vm not ..ing 68C isnt, arent, ete. 59B isnvarent ing 69C not many 168 not much 16A, 16B not often 94wont 73,748 never /'nevo/ 9B new /nju:/ 454 newsagent /*njurz,cid5ont/ 348 newspaper /‘njuss,peipa/ 40B next (week, Friday...) (nekst! 7B nextto /nekst {9/ 214, 21B nice nats) 384, 46B night (mart! SC Good nighi 484 nine /nainy LA. nineteen j,nasn'ti nineteenth /,nain’tit ninety /‘nainti) 1B ninth /nain0/ 24 No /nou/ No, he doesn't ete. 67A No, 1'm not ete, 60A, 60€, 70B No, Learit etc, 736 No, Idon't ete. 66B No, [won't etc. 736 No. thanks 78B north /no:0/ 37 nose /11207/ 264 not nt’ Tm not..ing 68C No, (he's) not 606, 708 Wea) not 39 not any 15C not bad 38A, 80B hor many 168, not much 16A, 16B not usually 9 not very good 468 November /nau'vemho/ 6A number /'nambar 1 fax number 326 mobile number 32C phone number 326 Nurabers (cardinal) 1 Numbers (ordinal) 2 nurse /n3:8/ 298, oiclock /e'kink/ 3A October {ok 12062! 6A off inf. off (the table) 238 Offers |'nfar) 78 office /'of1s/ 294 post office 354 often 'nfan/ 9A OK /ou'kei! 38A old /20le/ 45% How old... 8D, 80B (10 years) old 8A olive /'oliy) 65C on + place (on! (puvip on (the shelf) 230 on (a river, the sea) 20C, 37 on (atrain) 31A om (the fourth floor) 2B on (the table) 208 on the wall 41¢ on+ time /on! ‘on (Monday) 5A. on (Tuesday morning) 5D onhokday /on ‘holadet’ 68 one /want 1A onion /*anjon/ 42B ‘onto (the shelf) //ontus’ 23a open (v) /'aupan/ 34 open (adj) {'supan/ 34 opposite npazit) 248, 35B orange (n.) /'orind5! 42B orange (adj) /*orinds/ 478 our fave! 194, out of (aut av/ ‘our of (the fridge) 238 take ... out of... 5B over |'auva/ over (80) 8B ever (the door) 20A over (the bridge) 23B pancake ('pweakerk/ 54D. panda /‘poenda/ 474 Paper //peipo/ 148 Parents (“pearants) 28A park (park/ 358 car park 358, 35C party (‘paz ata party 224 birthday party 6B have a party 57B passport /'po:spa:t/ 40 past. /pa (ten) past (six) 36, 44 past /par go past 248 pasta /*pasto/ 428 path /pa:0/ 36a pea ‘pit! 42B peach pitt) 42B pen /pen/ 148, 408 penguin | pengwin/ 798. People 25 people /'pi:pl/ L0Gpepper /'pepa/ 446 person J'psisan/ Loc people 10C phone (n.| /f20n/ 32D, 40A mobile phone 32D, 404 phone (v) /foun/ 2m phone number /favn 'namba/ $26 photo | foutav/ 52B photocopier /'fsutou,kopia’ 32 piano /pi'wnau/ 306 picture /pikifo! 40B pillow /pilav/ 7B pineapple /'painzepl 42B pizza /’pists/ 430 place /plets/ 294, 358 Place prepositions 20, 21 Places 12C plane /plein/ 314 ge by plane 31B onapline 31a plant /plaznt| 40B plate ‘pleit/ 144, 44C play (football) /plet/ 30A play (the piano) /plet! 30C Player /’plera/ (tennis) player 178 please /plisz/ 7A Plural 10 pool /pu:l/ switnming pool 568 pop music ‘pop ‘mjurzik! 65B Possessive adjectives 19 past office /paost 'nfts! 358 postcard /‘pousiku:d 686 potato /pa'teitao/ 42B pound /pavnd/ 330 Prepositions (place) 20, 21 Prepositions (sime) 45,6 Presont continuous 68, 69, 70, 71 Are you He's/She's ... I'm going (next summer) 71 Vm now We aren't ing 68C Ym/Wore ing 68A, 68B ‘They're ....ing 69B ‘They arent..-ing 69C Yes, Tam; No, he isn’i .. 70B Present simple 63, 54, 65, 06, 67 Do you..? 66A, (Where) do you ..2 66C Does he, da they? 678 (Where) does he, do they? 678 He (work)s 63B, 63C He doesnt (go) 65 Fwork) 634 [don't (work) 64 Yes, Ido; No, don't 66B minter /‘printa/ 33B prize /praiz/ 2A Pronouns (object) 18 Pronouns (subject) 17 purple /'pa:pl’ 474 push [pof/ 72A put /pot/ 51B puron /pot on/ 27 quarter to/past | kwosta taf /parst/ 3B question /"hwest fan! 53C questionnaire /,kwestfe'neo! 9B, 42A Question words 79, 90 Questions (When) are you. (Where) are you igoing)? 70 Can | (use your pen) 76 Can Thave ..2 7B Can you (drive 2 cary? 75C ‘Can you... (please)? 77A Could [have ..2 77B Could you. (pleasel? 7A Do you ..F 668A (Where) do you ..2 666 Does he ..7 678, (What) docs he ..? 67 1s (she) ..-inge 70A (What) is/are... 60D Isit/Are they ..? 60B Shall (we ...? 7B, 746 What are you doing? 70D quite /kwant/ 458 radio /‘reidiau/ 33C, 40B railway line /reilwer lain/ 206 railway station /‘reilwet stefan! 358 rain (n.) /remn/ 386 rain ( /reind Is raining 38C read /risd! 55B really (good) /'rali/ 460, receptionist /ri'sepfanist/ 290 red /red/ 470 restaurant /'restorpn’ 29A, 358 rice /ratsi 424,438 tide frard/ride a bike, horse 756 right /rait/ 24a, 24B ‘Thats allright 488 ring(n.) /rin/ 400, ring (v) /rig/ 728 river (‘riva/ 364,370, road (raud/ 20€, 360 room (rum/ 41a changing room 138 double room 628 family room 62B living room 41a single room 62B rose /r9uz/ 340 round fraond/ 268 run /rAn/ 30B, 496 go running 308 Russia /'raJa/ 39A Russian /‘1afon/ 394, 398 's (eg Johns car) 19C salad /"seclad/ 404 salon | 'swlon/ beauty salon 138 salt /spIt/ 44C sandwich |'saenwid3/ 434 Saturday |'sactader/ 5A saucer /'s9:s9/ 44C sauna /'sine/ 138 sausage ('sosil3/ 65C say /set/ 534 school /skuil/ 294 at school 22€ go to school 226 language school 688 sereen /skrizn! ‘computer screen 72A sea /si/ 37A season /'sizzan/ 6C Seusons |'sirzanz! 6C second /"sekand/ 2A secretary /'sekratari/ 294 see (sis) 52A sell /sel/ 348 send /send/ 328 September /sep'temba/ 6A seven /'sevon/ 1A seventeen | sevan'tisn! LA seventeenth /,sevan'ti:n)/ 28 seventh ("sevant0/ 24 seventy | 'sevanti/ 1B shake hands /Jetk haendz/ 698 Shall /jeei/ Shall I (go by can? 74B Shall | (take your coat)? 784 (Where) shall !we (go)? 74C Shall we thave a pizzay? 78C, 74C she /fit/ 178 she'll 73B she's 58C sheep /fi:p! 86B shelf /felf/ 10B, 418 shirt /3it/ 227A, 33C shoe (Ju: 27B, 33C shoe shop /fu: {np/ 344 shop /fop/ 294,34 clothes shop 344 flower shop 344 go shopping 50C shoe shop 344 shop assistant /Jnp a'sistant/ 298 Shopping 'fopmy! 34 shopping list (npg list! 34B. short /[5!t/ 25B Short answers No he docantt ete. 67 No, I'm not etc, 604, 60C, 708 No, Ican'tete, 75€ No Idon'cote, 66B No, Iwon't ete. 73C Yes, he does etc. 670 Yos, lam ete. 60A, 60C, 708. Yes, lean ete. 75C Yes, Ido etc, 66B ‘Yes, Iwill etc. 73C shower /fava/ 41B have a shower 878 sign /sain/ 23B, 298, 354 Signs (Sainz! 72A single room /'singl rum/ 62B Singular and plural 10 sister /'ststo/ 280, sit /stt/ 49A, 68A, sit down /sit daon! 498, 728 six /stks/ 1A sixteen /,stk'stizn/ 1A sixteenth /sth'stisn(l) 1A sixth /siks®/ 24 sinty /'stksti/ 1B, ski /skit/ 30B go skiing 30B, 50C skirt /skuit/ 270 sleep /slizp/ goto sleep 55A slice /slaws/ aslice of (pizza) 43a small /Sm9il) 26B, 498 smoke /smauk/ 69Ashack !snick/ 43C snow /snau/ 38C sofa /'soufs/ 41B some /sam/ 15 some + plural 2A, 188, LLD some + uncountable 14B, 15B sometimes /*samtaimz/ 9B son /san/ 280 Sony /'sprif 13C, 48B soup /su:p/ 438 south /savd) 370 spaghetti /spa'yeti/ 43a. Spain /spein/ 394 Spanish /'spani? 394, 39B speak /spizk/ speak (French) 63, 750 spoon /spu:n/ 44C Sport !spait! 20 sports centre /spaits 'sente/ 358, spring /sprin/ 6C stairs /steaz/ 35C stand /siceod/ 49a, 698 stand up /stend sp/ 498 star /sta:/ film star 17B start /sta:t/ 4B start work 558 station /'ste1fon/ bus station 354 railway station 35A stay /ster/ 688, 710 steak /steik/ 438 steps ‘steps! 20A, 238, 356 stop Istop! 728 straight on /streit pny 248 strawberry /"stroibori/ 42B stream /stri:mn! 368 student /'stjurdant/ 136,644 study (m) ('stadis 414 study (v) ('stadi/ 638 suburb (‘sabsib/ 206 sugar /'fogo! 48G Suggestions 78 suit |sust/ 270 suitcase ('suitkets/ 27B summer /'samaf 6C summer holiday /'samo ‘holadei/ 71A suc Isan/ 38C sun cream /san kri:m/ 54D Sunday /’sandet/ 5A sunglasses /'san,gla:siz/ 88, 54D sunny /'sani 38C supermarket /'suipa,muckit/ 344, 354 sweets /switts/ 43C swim (n.) /swim/ have a swim 57B swim (v) /swim/ 49C go swimming 308. 50C swimming pool /'swimty pu:|/ 35A, 56B Switzerland /'swatyaland) 374 table /*teibl/ 41B table tennis /'tetbl 'tents! 30A tail (teil 26C take /teik/ SIA, 5IB take off (clothes) 276 take (i) off (the table) 51B talk /(o:k 538, 698 talk about 538 talk to 538 all {t5:1/ 258 taxi /tacksi/ 31A go by taxi 1B ina taxi SIA (taxi company /‘twks) ‘kamponi! 298 taxi driver (twksi ‘draivo/ 29B tea /tis) 428 teach /tist|? 63A. teacher /"tistfe! 294, teenager /'tizn e1d30/ 254 teeth /ti:8/ 5B television /'telivizan/ 40B, 418 tell /tcl/ 538A Can you tell me ..2 244 ton jten/ 1A tennis /“tenis! 304 table tennis 300 tennis court 3A, tenth /tenO/ 2A, terrible /'terabl/ 384, 464 text (message) (n.) /tekst/ 328 text (¥) /ekst/ 328 Thankyou /O2eqk ju:! 488 that /det/ 13 (Who's) that? 79 ‘That's (right) 13C ‘That's all right 468 the /da! 12 theatre /"B1at0/ 358 goto the theatre 506 their /Oca/ 19B them /Sem/ 18B, 18C There islare (eo 12! (ai) 61 Is/Ate there ..? 62A How many ...are there? 628 there's/there are GIA there isn't/aren't 61B these (itz! 13they /dc1/ 17B they'll 73B, they're 58C thin (1n/ 268 Things ‘Oin2! 40 Things on the table 44C. think /Giqk/ 53D third (Os:d/ 24 thirsty /‘Ouisti/ 48D. thirteen /@s:'tisni 1A thirteenth /8s:'tizn®/ 28 thirty (‘Os:ti/ 1B thirtieth /"Os:ti00/ 26 this /dis/ 13, this (morning) 7C this (summer, week...) 7B those /Oav2/ 13 thousand /Gaozand/ 16 three /Oris/ 1A through the gates) /(ru:/ 238, Thursday /'2:2Ue1/ 5A tie Jina 278 Time 3,4 time /tz1m/ anice time 468 Whats the time? 3D What time is it? 3D Time phrases 7 tired /taad/ 48D tissues | Lifurz/ 400, to ity (Um going) to (the airport) 228 (Five) to (one) 3C, 44 today /ta'del! 7B toilet /'toilst/ 418 tomato /t9'ma:tau! 42B tomorrow /ta!moraw/ 7C tomorrow (evening) 7C tonight /ta'nait/ 76 toothbrush (iusObrafy 348 top /inp/ 274 towel /tavel! 54D Towns ‘uonz) 35 tralfic /"tracfik) 528 traffic lights /'(racfik laity! 474 train /trein! 31A go by train 318 onatrain 31A trainers | ircinez! 33C tram /(rein/ STA go by tram 31B onatram 31A Transport (tran'spoit! 31 wee /ti:/ 36B trolley /'troli/ 784 lrousers /'trauzaz/ 27A. Tshirt |tisfast/ 27a, Tuesday /'tjurzder! 5A tuna /'tjuina/ 65C tunnel | 'tanol/ 23B tum (left, right) /3:n/ 24 Titelevision ,ti:'vis/ telivegan/ 41B twelfth /rwelfy 2a twelve /Iwely/ 1A twentieth /{wentio6/ 28 twenty /*twenti/ 14, two /tu:/ 1A type /taip/ 728 ugly (agli 466 UK, the /,ju:'ker/ 756 umbrella /am'brelo) 27B uncomfortable /an'kamftabl/ 466 Uncountable nouns i4 under /'4nd3/ under (the bed) 204 under (the bridge) 238 understand /,ando’stend/ Idon't understand 64B undressed /An'drest/ get undressed 27C unfriendly /an'frendli/ 466 university /,jusni'va:sati! 684, 68C up /4p/ 23B getup S54 wake up S58 us /As/ 18A USA. the /,juses'er/ 398 use /ju:s/ 76C usually /’jurgali/ 9C vegetable(s) (\ved5!2bl/ 42A, 428 Verb+-s 638, 63C very / veri 45B video /'vidiaw/ 52B Vietnam /,vjet/nem! 378 villa /'vila/ 718 visit /'vizit/ 764 volleyball 'volibsa:l/ 308 wait (wert! 724 waiter //welto/ 298 waitress /'wertros’ 290 wake up /weik ap/ 55A walk (work) 49C go fora walk 50C wall /worl/ 36A, on the wall 41Cwant /avnnt/ 544 wantto 544 warm worm) 388 wash (oJ SSB wash the dishes 78A wasp (wosp/ 474 watch (n.) /woty 400 watch (v) fwotf) 304, 528, 558 water "warts! MMA, 420 way wei! the way to (the station) 244. we /wit! 17 well 738 we're 5BA We're ing G8, 688 wear {wea 27A,27B Weather 38 weather /'weda! 384 Wednesday /‘wenzden 5A week /witk/ 7A weekend /,Wwitk'end) 5A, 5B west /west/ 37€ What ..2 /wot! 79A What about ..? 73B What colour ..? 470 What do you do? 296 ‘What (music) do you like? 79D What is/are...? 60D What (day) is it? 79 What shall Uwe ..2 746 What time does ..2 67C What time is (the meeting)? 79C Whats (the weather) ike? 79B What's your address? 794 When ..f /wen/ When are you? 710 When does ..? 676 When is (the meetingi? 796 Where..? pwea/ 798 Where are you staying? 71€ Where do you work? 29C Where isiare..2 60D Where is (the concert)? 78C white /yatt/ 474 Who wf shu) 798 ‘Who are you going with? 71€ Who is/are ..? 60D Why 2 Jwar ‘Why is he running? 80C Why is the shop closed? OC wife /wail! 28A will (wal) 73 He'll be there 738 Iwill rain 734 will not (= won't) 734. 73B Will you phone? 736 wind fwind/ 52A window j'windso! 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