page 6 1 Face to face 4 Disposableword 3 resent simple and adverbs of frequency Adverbs of manner Present continuous Present simple v Present continuous Past simple of be and there was, there were Past simple Past continuous Past simple v Past continuous ‘much, many and tots of/a tot of = Defining relative clauses ‘Comparative and superlative adjectives, rnc TeEtrieay : ‘Character and personality ‘Communication and attitude Build your vocabulary: compound adjectives ‘Stuudy strategy: cognates and false friends = ‘Television ‘Television programn Build your vocabulary: regular /ieegular verbs Containers and quantities ‘The environment Build your vocabulary: compound nouns = es 32 Present perfect with ever and never ‘The Intemet Life ontine 4 eat Pere grange verb) eb conten: ners Present perfect v Past simple Build your vocabulary: verb and gr | study strategy laringiregular verbs nous callacations ee 40 Present perfect with just Show business S You're a star 5 Present perfect with stil, yet and already Star qualities & Present perfect with for and since ‘Build your vocabulary: sutfixes: Present perfect continuous meaning a | Study strategy: making and memorising rules . 48 | should v must - | Sehoot tie: verbs School life 6 ‘have to/dont have 10 ‘Schaal fe: compound nouns ‘should, must and have to Build your vocabulary: American Study strategy: improving your English English Consolidation _ 4-6 36 7 58 will v might ‘Action and protest Take action 7 | [eva Piru ver scompage Eat be going t0 Build your vocabulary: prefixes: ill v be going to a, anand tm ‘Study strategy: making your own FEY a examples = 8 66 like v would like ‘Books and films: genres ‘an, could ad willbe able to Books and films: features = 2 conditional Build your vocabulary: sulixes: verand-or — — ——____ —_____—__— Ee 74 | Present simple passive and Past simple passive: postive | Art: nouns Art and negative Art: adjectives ative to passive Build your vocabulary: Present simple passive and Past simple passive: synonyms & questions study strategy: marking word steess Sea het plus Everyday listening & speaking plus Culture & CLIL plus Literature pp.86-94 p.95-103, pp-104-113Petit | Reading: Different | Listening: Favourite Faces Cn pee Cy “Talk about frequency Remind and advise | Pronunciation: 1 /hy atthe beginning of words Pa Description ofa friend Language point: order of adjectives Reading: Harsh reality: eenagers in reality shows Listening 'V Moments Compare opinions Talk about television Practical English: discuss TV programmes Study strategy: mprovng your speaking lee "Reading: Tapped in the Web “Listening: Web millionaires Pronunciation: Sentence stress “Talk about experiences Practical English: talk about and react to Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms: fave Jgev/, hav’ and has hie, az! Pronunciation: Past simple -ed endings A, fa ‘The ‘No Impact’ Family ‘Talk about quantity Email to a newspaper ttle of the bags Make comparisons Language point: so and because ‘Study strategy: prediction, Practical English: compare ideas for a present Email giving news Language point: Present perfect with adverb | Reacting: Instant fame Listening: (NOT) A fame school | Reading: Cheat! Listening: Schools - what's best? Reading: My Word Listening: Save the Amazon! ‘Talk about qualities Practical English: apologise and explain Pronunciation: just 'd3/ and yet [jf ‘Agree and disagree Practical English: ask for and give advice Pronunciation: have fhav/, ‘hav! and have to Inset taf ‘Make suggestions Practical English: talk about future plans Pronunciation: c sounds ‘ki, It! ‘Biography (past and present) Language point: ordering events Opinions essay (home schooling) Language point: ordering information Formal letter (protest) Language point: explaining Reading: Moving pictures ~ technology and the mavies Listening: Book World Study strategy: scanning for specific information "Talk about wishes and likes Practical English: recommend and express preferences Pronunciation: Strong and weak forms: cant ‘ksenl, ‘kan’ and can't rkazot! Reading: Dada Listening: Arts Spectrum Irregular verb list ‘Maps Do a quiz Practical Englis persuade Pronunciation: « sounds /, express doubt and fev pp-114-115 pp.116-118 Book review Language point: paragraphs (review) Review of a work of art Language point: using synonymsFace to face Unit aims Vocabulary «= Character and personality « Communication and attitude Grammar = Present simple and adverbs of frequency = Adverbs of manner = Present continuous = Present simple v Present continuous Communication = Talk about frequency = Remind and advise ‘= Identify and find out about people = Write a description of a friend Everyday listening & speaking Describing people > p.86 Culture & CLIL Multiculturalism in, the UK > P95 Literature Emma by Jane Austen > pp.104=105, Vocabulary Character and personality 42> Start thinking ‘What do you think “face reading’ is? Can you see a person's character in their face? 1 Check the meaning of the adjectives in the Face Reading Guide. Then write an adjective for each of sentences 1-8. He always asks personal questions. My brother doesn’t usually share things. I don't like meeting people. Lucy has very little experience of the world. She doesn't like people who are different. P'm not afraid of anything. Small things upset her. ‘My mum does lots of things in her free time. eranewne Pee cognates and false friends 2. Study the words and answer the questions. 1 Is there a similar word in your language? 2. Is the meaning of the word in your language similar or different? Write the meanings in the Glossary, Workbook pp.99-107. Co en Sy Pe} EYEBROWS i — ~~ Cet Se ear Cred rnc Peer Pe aoe Ae | Bom mom mt mt i faea a = a 3. Use the Face Reading Guide to choose the best alternatives to describe Daniel Craig. In pairs, explain your answers. > I think he’... because he's got. Daniel Craig Analysis: he’s usually really ‘determined/naive and 2shy/eonfident. He's quite ‘serious/cheerful and. active/not very active and he’s probably also quite Sintolerant/clever. 4 Write an analysis of Scarlett Johansson’s character. Use the notes and the Face Reading Guide. ‘Face: quite round ‘Byebrows: curved ‘Byes: oval, quite wide apart ‘Mouth: large, round 5 Write about people you know. Use adjectives from pp.G-7 and adverbs from the box. > My best fiend is cheerful and she ist at all shy. notatall abit quite very really rece Grammar Present simple and adverbs of frequency 6 Study the examples and complete the rules. What's the position of the adverbs of frequency? He always asks a lot of personal questions. You don’t usually share things. Does she do a lot of things in her free time? > Rules + ‘The 3" person singular form ends with". = 2 Present simple of 2... + base form Does he share? NOT Boes-heshares? Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.76-77 Rewrite the sentences with the positive or negative form of the verb in the correct po: we/tolerant people/in the world (need) teams/often/when they're confident (win) a naive person/usually/people (believe) our teacher/lazy students (admire) a sensitive friend/usually/you (help) you often/if you're determined (succeed) serious people/always/a lot of fun (have) Noueene 8 In pairs. Ask and answer questions to find out more about your partner. Use the words from the box. > Where do you usually go on holiday? What kind of music do you listen to? what where when whattime who (EERIE 2 about frequency is GUI Listen and study the key phrases. Then ‘ask and answer 1-5 in pairs. T =: Key phrases How often do you (read books)? Do you often (go to partes)? all the time, never. usually. not usually. Yes, . sometimes. not very often. occasionally. hardly ever. meet new people go out with friends argue with your parents feel a bit shy say nice things to someone wane ae Fast finishers Write sentences about yourself and your partner using information from Ex.9. D Workbook pp.4-7Start thinking What does an albino pe What problems can people have if they're different? EEG Listen and read. What adjectives describe Jasmine’s personality now? Ree Rue eee caer’ PREC ecu es CURE ELS Rem Cus oe oa er see eC ee ea 5 20 10 2s 6 2 True or false? Write T or F. Correct the false sentences. 4 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. 1 What do you think about Jasmine’s attitude? What are people intolerant about? Why do people make cruel comment Do you know anyone with a strong personalit Is it better to be sensitive or not very sensitive? 1 Jasmine and Beth are both albinos. 2. People always talk rudely about Jasmine. 3. Some albinos have got dark skin. 4 People’s comments hurt Jasmine more in the past. 5 When Jasmine is friendly to people, they are usually friendly to her. 6 Some places in the UK exclude albino children. 7. People are usually tolerant about skin colour but not about religion ww 5 Look at the adjectives from the text and complete the rule. n es ive? Choos: 3 What message does the text give? Choose the pale-skinned dark-haired _ short-sighted best summary. a When people insult you, you must insult them. mule st learn to b_ When people are intolerant, you m be strong and face them. © When you're young, you're never determined. ‘To form a compound adjective, we join an adjective toa noun with a hyphen, and add -ed to the AOR mM mm mom monlil lil (a) HY UYU i ii lil Pee eet ang Puree to ona tee there are places where people exclude Ce omen meee CORB aU RS LOC peered ‘People are often intolerant. Its sad but ea eevee ets of your skin, your religion or your Sree a eed ese eee re rey Peso erence st 6 Rewrite the phrases using compound adjectives. | How to | remind and advise 10 & > aboy with blue eyes the rock stars with long hair the man with a square face the woman with brown eyes people with open minds my friend with a warm heart the alien with three heads a blue-eyed boy auawne \G8 Fast finishers \Write paragraphs about the people below using compound adjectives and personality adjectives. > An arts is usually sensitive = ananist = the perfect boy/gitfriend + a President + a sportsperson Grammar Adverbs of manner 7 Study the examples and complete the rules. What adjectives form the adverbs in each example? Some people stare rudely. ‘They behave normally with me. Jasmine is walking happily. They can’t see things very well > Rules * regular adjectives: add" * ‘The adverb usually goes * ditect object) > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.76-77 to make the adverb the main verb (and 8 Study the rules in the Grammar Bank and then make adverbs or phrases from the adjectives. 1 fast (irmeg) 5. shy 2 noisy 6 sensible 3. clever 7 sensitive 4 horrible 8 hard (irreg.) 9 Complete the sentences with a suitable adverb. 1 Please be patient and listen 2. Why are you behaving ...? 3. She’s a happy person. She always does things 4 He always drives 5. Life is good if you don’t take it too 6 It’s always a good idea to act... towards people. HH Listen and study the key phrases. Then take turns to give advice for situations 1-6 in pairs. Include adverbs where possible. T d= Key phrases Try to (be nice). Try not to (worry) Remember to (do your homework) Remember not to (get angry) Whatever you do, (don't) (tell him)! V've got an exam tomorrow. Someone's writing horrible things about me on my wall on Facebook. It’s my grandmother's birthday tomorrow. Ym feeling a bit unhealthy. Inever understand my homework. One of my friends is acting really stupidly. 8 ouaw D> Workbook pp.4-7Favourite Faces Cie ia Ue acer dg favourite portraits. Communication and attitude 52 Start thinking Describe the people inthe photos on this page What are they doing? Why? 1 Choose the correct alternative. Check the meaning of the verbs and write the meanings in the Glossary, Workbook pp.99-107. The baby's crying/joking very loudly! ‘They're chatting/sulking happily on the phone, He smiles/shouts at people when he’s angry. She's hugging/laughing at the TV again. Why are you staring/teasing at the wall? My dad complains/boasts about bad meals. He hugs/stares his friends when they meet. Noaweune 2 Make eight sentences with words from the table. Then compare your ideas in pairs. > People often complain about the weather. complain sulk joke abou I always chat ea usually cy People often boast nls sometimes | smile Boys My tiends | batdly ever | laugh et never shout stare tease. hug. 3 EQERQ] Read the preview of the Favourite Faces podcast, look at the photos and write the correct name: Oscar, Annie or Leo. Then listen to an interview with the photographer and check. 1... is curious and determined. 2... is sensitive but sensible. 3... is cheerful and generous. JER Listen again and answer the questions. Why is Os 1 ar crying in the photo? 2. Does he usually ery a lot? 3 Why does the photographer like Annie's face? 4 Why is Annie laughing? 5 How olten does Leo see Kate? 6 Why are they hugging in the photo? We need words to... | We don't need words to... oy E Complete te abe withthe verbs fom x. a Eal Grammar ————————————— a Present continuous 10 Rewrite the sentences including one of the words )hrases in brackets. 6 Match the examples to the correct rule. a : a . 1 Do your friends cry? (ever/at the moment) +. He's feeling quite unhappy in this photo. + 2. What are you doing? (how often/now) I'm travelling a lot these days. 2 Be eee a re tert orang tn te eth get up early. (aren’t/don’t) gent worming ne ce 4 Our teacher speaks English. (usually now) moment, 5. Is she teasing him? (how often/why) a 2 Are they standing in a train station? “ 11 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of x C7 Rules the Present simple or Present continuous. a ‘The Present continuous can be used for anges eee ea an action in progress at the moment b a person's situation around this period of time a z= ‘ : Jen Yes, look - Amy and Shaun... (talk). > Grammar Bank (see Grammar Bank, Workbook, 7 ne Mark What ®.. (they/say)? eae Jen 14... (not know). I can’t hear. 7 Complete the sentences with the Present Mark Shaun never... (speak) to Amy. continuous form of verbs from the box. Jen Well, he sometimes *... (tease) her, but he ?.,. (Rot tease) her now ~ she §... (smile) not smile not play not wear Mark Mmm, Interesting! have h 1 They ... breakfast at the moment. Dictation 2. She ... now. She isn’t happy. 3 1. my school uniform because its Sunday, ¥2 ERT tisten and write the ive questions. 4 Dave ... football because he’s got a broken leg. Then write your answers. In pairs, compare your 5 Be quiet! We ... this film. answers, 6 My mum ... Spanish this year. 13 In pairs. Talk about the people in the photos. Say what they are doing now, and what you think —, 8 Make questions for the answers, using the words _their hobbies and routines are, PT im _imbrackets. > | think she probably never... At the moment she's 1 No, they aren't, (study?) She's the kind of person who .. lot 2 Because she’s upset. (why /cry?) 3. I'm going to the cinema, (why/leave?) _ 4 Yes, he is. (joke?) a 5 We're watching a DVD. (what/do?) 6 No, it isn’t. (rain?) Present simple v Present continuous 9 Study the examples and complete the rules with Present simple or Present continuous. He's erying because he wants my camera He always tries to play with things! lai Rules * action in progress = + ‘= routine or repeated action =? 1 Stative verbs (see Grammar Bank, Workbook p.76, D, 2) arentt used in the continuous form. He wants my camera. NOT HeSs-wanting-my-camera. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.76-77 au) ik) imi Pronunciation Unit 1, Workbook p.95 > Workbook pp.4-7 in|> 1. Look at the photo, What do you think Joe [\S 1 is asking Lucy? : EEE Listen and read. Does Lucy think the girl will like Joe? Lucy Who are you looking at, Joe? Joe Oh, hi, Lucy. Who's that girl over there? Lucy The girl with the red ‘Tshirt? Joe No, the one with the wavy hair. She’s looking at the TV. Lucy Oh, yes. What about her? Joe Does she go to our school? Lucy Yes, that’s Joanna Mills. She's in Year 11. Why? Joe She looks nice. She's got a friendly face. Lucy She’s OK, but you aren’t her type, Joe. She likes tall guys! Joe Oh, that’s a pity. Never mind. 3. EOIERGE Listen and study the key phrases. ‘Then practise the dialogue in Ex.2 in pairs. (= Key phrases ‘Who's that (gitt) over there? ‘The one with the (wavy hai). What about (her)? (She) looks (nice) You aren't (het) type : a a 7 PERO Listen and read. Rewrite the mini-dialogue, substituting the words with words from the box. Then, in pairs, practise mini-dialogues about people in your class. she’s Paul talking to blonde hair girl Martha ‘A. Who's the guy over there? B Which one? A. The one with the red jacket. He's sitting next to Lydia. = B That's Craig. In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 = again. Then substitute the words to practise new dialogues about the people in the photo below. In pairs. Talk about someone at school. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you.a iat ial Writing GREIEE. write a description of a friend 1 ee Read the description and answer the questions. What things do Neil and his friend do together? Find a subject pronoun, an object pronoun and a possessive adjective in the text. Find examples of the Present simple and the Present continuous. How do you say although in your language? ‘Neil Rogers and | are friends. Neil lives near me here in Newquay. He lives in an interesting old house. We don't go to the same school but we'te neighbours and | often go to his place. Neil's fifteen, He's quite tall and he's got short, curly, dark 5 hair. The good thing about him is that he's funny and friendly, although he can also be stubborn sometimes and he isn't always very practical. Neil's in his element when he's chatting and joking with friends. He likes going out and meeting other people. There's a big 10 shopping centre in town and we often go there to meet our other friends. He also li do that together. My best friend 2 Study the key phrases. Then write about a friend using four of the key phrases. @= Key phrases We're (neighbours/classmates). He/She’s (quite tall) He/She's got (short, curly, fair) hair. He/She can also be (stubborn). He/She isn’t always very (practical). He's/She's in his/her element when (he's chatting). PEE over of adjectives 3 Study the table. Then write sentences for 1-8 with the adjectives in the correct order. Sizeor | Age or Opinion Tength | style : tong [straight [fair | hair ae |e shopping = big | centre interesting | ~ Joa |= house iovely [shor geen [ski 1 She's a (shy/giel/litle) 2. We live in a (flat/new/small) 3. She's got (hair/long/blonde) 4 My sister has got (beautiful/eyes/big/blue). 5. You're a very (young/warm-hearted/person), 6 She's wearing a (dress/blue/horrible/long) 7 He drives a very (red/car/old). 8 They've got a (dog/black/litle). ss skateboarding, and sometimes we Wri gguide [Eee Task (150-200 words) T Write a description of one of your friends. A Think and plan Think about these questions and make notes. = Does your friend live near you and/or go to the same school? >= What does he/she look like? = What are the positive and negative sides of his/her personality? = When's your friend in his/her element? = What does he/she like doing? = What do you do together? Where do you go? B Write Use the key phrases and your notes. Paragraph I Introduction > and | are friends. Paragraph 2 Description and personality > He/She's Paragraph 3 Likes and activities > sin his/her element when © Check. = order of adjectives * position of adverbs = Present simple and Present continuous > Workbook pp.8-11Vocabulary , Television . 2 Start thinking i TV Unit aims Vocabulary + Television «= Television programmes Grammar = Past simple of be and there was, there were = Past simple = Past continuous = Past simple v Past continuous Communication = Compare opinions = Talk about television = Discuss TV programmes # Write a TV review Everyday listening & speaking i Deciding what to watch on TV > ps7 3 Culture & CLIL Television in the USA > 7.96 ‘What's your favourite TV programme? Why? How much TV do you watch a week? 1 EXER Check the meaning of the words and do the TV Quiz. Then listen and check. compare opinions 2 FOIEBG Listen and study the key phrases. Then exchange opinions about 1-8. T b= Key phrases In my opinion, (MTV is a really good channel) reckon (Channel 5 has too many adverts). L think (X-Factor is boring) What do you think? [feel the same. You're right, I'm not so sure 1 agreat channel 5 a clever advert 2 agreat programme 6 a funny character 3. anattractive 7 aboring show presenter 8 a channel with too 4 an awful contestant many adverts (G2 Fast finishers Write a paragraph giving your opinion about TV in your country.ial a 1 The biggest TV audiences in the last five years were for. a sports programmes. b comedy shows. © quiz shows with famous contestants. 2 Inthe USA in 1985 there were 19 channels. Now there are.. ‘a belween 100 and 120. b_ between 1,000 and 1,200. © over 1,200. 3 For along time, the Simpsons were the most popular comedy characters in the world. When ‘was the first episode of The Simpsons on TV in the USA? a 1979 b 1999 © 1989 There was a historic TV broadcast in 1969. Why was it special? a. It was the first TV broadcast. bit was from the moon. ©. It wasn't silent. 5 when was the first advert on TV in the UK and what was it for? a. 1941 (watch) © 1955 (toothpaste) b 1921 (toy) 6 Which invention was popular with TV viewers in 1950? ‘a The first flat-screen televisions. b The first TV cameras. © The first remote controls. 7 The first Big Brother programme was on TV in 1999 in the Netherlands. Why was it popular? a. The participants were interesting, b There were cameras in the viewers! houses. ¢ The presenter wasn’t funny. Grammar = Past simple of be and there was, there were 3 Study the examples and complete the rules. There were 19 channels. Tt wasn’t silent. Why was it special? > Rules + (there) was/' = (there) *.../weren’t 2 question word + *.. (there) were (there) > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.78-79 4 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of was, were, there was or there were. Dan... a new programme on TV yesterday. Really? What 2... that? Dan It... a new reality show. Kim What «...it called? Dan The School Kim Oh, yes? *... any interesting participants on iv Dan No, ..., and the presenters ?.. terrible. They *... funny at all Kim Oh, dear! It’s lucky 1°... at home then! I wo... at the cinema! [ERI 2k about television 5 Listen and study the key phrases. Complete the questions with the words in the box. Then ask and answer in pairs. PT Was there What was (x 2) How was What were (x 2) Key phrases It was on (Channel 3). twas on at (9 p.m). twas about (a detective) 1... anything good on TV yesterday? 2. ... your favourite TV programmes when you were younger? TV different in the past? different forms of entertainment before TV? the last good TV programme you saw? it about? 3 4 5 6 > Workbook pp.12-15Reading 42) Start thinking ‘What's a reality show? ‘What do you think happens in reality shows called ‘The World’s Strictest Parents and Kid Nation? 1 ERED Listen and read. Answer questions 1-3 for each programme. 1 How old were the young people on the programme? 2 How long did they stay away from home? 3. In general, did they have a positive experience? 2. Read the text again and answer the questions. 1 What type of teenagers did the TV company choose for the first programme? 2. How did their new ‘parents’ upset the British, teenagers? How did the British teenagers’ opinions change? Did viewers like the first programme? Why? 5 Who won $20,000 in each episode of the second programme? 6 Why did some people leave the programme? 7 What did critics think was negative about Kid Nation? FEE proving your speaking skills 3 study points 1-4. Then revise the key phrases on pp.14 and 15 and do Ex.4. 1 ‘Try to learn key phrases and use them when you have an opportunity. 2. Listen carefully to other people when they speak. React to the things that they say. 3. Use English to start or continue a practice exercise. Read each question aloud and say “What do you think about this one?" or “What's next?” 4 Thy to continue the conversation or discussion. Ra 4 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. Try to use the tips from Ex.3. PT 1. Which of the programmes do you think sounds more interesting? 2. Do you think the programmes were cruel? Why do people like reality shows? 4 Which reality shows do you like or dislike? why? 5 Would you like to be in one? Why? so The World's Strictest Parents (UK) For this programme a TV company sent young people with discipline problems to different parts of the world, where they lived with families with very strict parents. The first episode followed two British 16-year-olds who never listened to their parents at home. For the programme they stayed with a family in Alabama in the USA for a week. The parents were kind but strict. They didn't allow smoking or bad language in their home, and they often checked in the teenagers’ bags for cigarettes. They also listened to the songs on the youngsters’ MP3 players to see if they contained bad language, and they checked which websites their guests Used. At first the two teenagers were shocked and angry, but by the time they went home at the end of the week they respected their new ‘parents’ for giving them rules, and when they arrived home they behaved better than before. Kid Nation (USA) The frst episode of Kid Nation introduced teams of young people between the ages of 12 and 16 © They lived and worked in an abandoned town for forty days, and the aim for the participants was to organise their life there and to survive without adults. Cameras followed them as they cooked, cleaned, worked and made decisions about rules. ‘There was a prize of $20,000 for the person who helped most in the town in each episode, and there were also three extra prizes of $50,000 in the last episode, Some participants didn’t like it and went home because they were lonely or unhappy, but most of them were positive about the experience because they learned a lot and felt independent. Some journalists criticised the programme because it exploited young people but others said that it was a good education for them. MIME eaa) “egular/irregular verbs 5 Complete the table with the Past simple forms of verbs from the text, Regular verbs (-ed) _| Irregular verbs (not -ed) EE live » lived send sent -Viewers’ opinions: Good programme. Interesting to see the difference between different cultures and values. | | > 1 6 Add these verbs to the table in Ex.5. Then check your answers in the irregular verbs list, pp.114- 3 5. 4 become know record have 7 complain speak write argue a @ Write a Past simple sentence for each verb in Ex.6. Every day, th ane <<<. Past simple 7 Study the examples and complete the rules. They stayed with a family in Alabama, ‘They didn’t allow smoking, Did viewers like the programme? Rules + most regular verbs: base form + * 2: D> Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.78-79 + base form + base form 8 Find the correct sentence/question and correct the mistakes in the other sentences. I not see that programme, What had he for breakfast? The viewers knowed the answers. He didn’t enjoy the experience Did she visited the USA? What programmes you did watch? anawne 9 Complete the text with the correct Past simple forms of the verbs in the boxes. [not complain put have flim Realty Cats In one American reality show the participants were cats. ATV company ¥... ten cats in a small house and 2... them with cameras. Most of the cats were happy and they #.... They *... good food and a lot of toys not win not play evict become public... a cat. One cat, f example, «... with the toys, so he was evicted, The last cat... a prize, but after the show the cats * famous Write questions. Then ask and answer in pairs. T make/breakfast/this morning? What...? ‘A. Did you make breakfast this moming? B Yes | did ‘A What did you make? B | made some toast. watch/TV/last night? What...? go/holiday/last year? Where...? meet/friend/last weekend? Who. argue/parents/yesterday? Why play/video games/last week? Which...?| oi Vocabulary and listening 2 EQERAD Listen and identify six types of Television programmes television programme. [EEEFA Look at the preview and listen to parts of the TV Moments programme. What types of programmes does Harry talk about and which countries are the programmes from? 2 Start thinking What kind of TY programmes do you like? ‘Which kinds do you dislike? Why? 1 Check the meaning of the words in the box. ‘Then copy and complete the table. [EEF] Listen again and answer the questions. _— de a 1 Where was Harry watching the first programme? ‘drama series documentary reality show | 2. What were the men doing? talent show cartoon quiz show | 3 What were the hippos doing? game show soap opera film 4 Was Damien recording the programme on DVD? ara phe Dene cust show 5 What channel was the third programme on? music show discussion programme Q | Why were the people falling into the water? s programme Rear Best How often do you ype S programme | watch this type of Programme | ofthistype | programme? drama series "The Mentalist’ | sometimes documentary |= never fm oT El fel ie Harry Kingley presents of your favourite moment: « Moments _ from the world of televisic BPmmn me om om mm |a a i ii adda lai lili iti lai a iki) Grammar ee Past continuous 5 Study the examples and complete the rules. + They were falling into the water. = My DVD recorder wasn’t working. 2 What were you watching last week? (> Rules s was/'... + -ing form ‘= We use the Past continuous for “quick, single actions/longer actions in progress in the past. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.78-79 6 Look at the cartoon and complete the description with the correct form of the Past continuous. smile take — happen walk rob put wear _notpay carry At two o'clock yesterday afternoon a man !. a bank. He... a mask and he... a gun. Two of the bank clerks... money out of the safe and they 5... it in a bag, The security guard °... attention, ‘A beautiful woman ’... past. He *... at her so he didn’t notice what °.... 7 EERE) Write questions using the Past continuous. Then listen to part of a western film and answer the questions, 1 the sheriff/joke? where/Jane/go? what/she/carry? how much/money/she/carry? how many/people/work/in the gang? where/Pete/stand? ouaun Past simple v Past continuous 8 Match examples 1-3 to descriptions a-c. Which tenses do we use in each example? 1 Iwas watching the news in my hotel room, when this funny story came on. 2. The hippos were playing in a river. 3. The mother went under the water. an action in progress in the past a finished action in the past © a short, finished action which interrupts a longer, continuous action oe D> Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.78-79 9 Choose the correct alternative. Yesterday Tanya Yinvited/was inviting me to her house. When | got/was getting there, she Swatched/was watching a quiz show which ‘started/was starting just before | arrived/was arriving. When | came in, one of the contestants answered/was answering questions about | history, and in the end she ?won/was winning, She got a caras her prize. | Swanted/was wanting to watch a sports programme, but | ®didrit argue/wasnt arguing about it ‘While Tanya and her mum "émade/were making coffee inthe kitchen, | "changed/was changing channels and | *%sawy/was seeing Usain Bolt win the 100 m! Dictation Listen and write the five sentences. Then put the sentences in the correct order to make a story. In pairs, compare your answers. 11 Think about a film or a drama series which you saw recently. Answer the questions. Then ask and answer in pairs. T 1 When did you see it? Which channel was it on? Who starred in it? What was it about? Where and when was it set? ‘What was happening in it? Did you enjoy it? Why? Would you recommend it? eNansun (G3 Fast finishers Write a paragraph about your programme from Ex.lL > Workbook pp.12-1511 Look at the people in the photo. Where are they and what do you think they're talking about? 2 EQIERA Listen and read. Did Caitlin and Tom watch anything on TV yesterday evening? Tom Hi, Caitlin. Were you studying last night? Caitlin No... I stayed in but T was watching TV. Tom — Oh? What was on? Caitlin That new talent show on Channel 5. Jom — Oh, really? Was it any good? Caitlin Yes, it was brilliant. There was an amazing comedian on it. She told some great jokes. Didn’t you see it? Tom —_ No, | missed it. I was playing football. Caitlin Make sure you watch it next time - it's really good. Tom — OK then, | will JEEZ] Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. = Key phrases What was on? Was it any good? Didn't you see it? I missed it Make sure you watch it next time 4 Listen and read the dialogue. Study the prepositions. Then look at TV Highlights, and practise mini-dialogues about programmes 2-4. Did you watch The Oddballs last week? No, what's that? I's a cartoon on The Laughs Channel When's it on? It’s on at half past three on Saturdays. 5 In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. ‘Then substitute the words with phrases from the box to practise a new dialogue. revising for an exam Channel § a really clever contestant —_exciting He won lots of money quiz show 6 In pairs. Talk about TV programmes. Cover EX.2 but use the key phrases to help you. ep ETE The highlight of this week's TV. Think about these questions and make notes. Paragraph 2 Second programme = Which programmes did you enjoy? > _.was also worth watching, = What type of programmes were they? + What happened in each programme? ‘Ty to summarise in two or three sentences. Paragraph 3 Third programme > Finally something which also caught my eye * What adjectives describe each programme eas (tense, exciting, dramatic, funny, romantic, Sichack scary etc.)? ns * Past simple v Past continuous D Workbook pp.16-19 AmDisposable world Unit aims Vocabulary = Containers and quantities « The environment Grammar = much, many and lots of/a lot of + Defining relative clauses + Comparative and superlative adjectives Communication = Talk about quantity = Make comparisons = Compare ideas for a present = Write an email to a newspaper Everyday listening & speaking Discussing how to be green > pss Culture & CLIL Sustainable development >p.97 Literature Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe > pp.106-107 Vocabulary Containers and quantities (20 Start thinking wi wi nat do your parents usually buy at the supermarket? mat do you do with the boxes, bags and packets? 1 Choose words from the boxes to describe objects 1-13 in the photos. > 1 acan of fizzy drink [bonie Kato vol | [chocolate tuna water farton can tube | | toothpaste jam crisps tin box jar || aware apples. juice pocket tub bag | | fazy drink tollet paper bar + | [eneese washing powder 2 B In pairs, Think of different contents for the containers in EX.1. >1 a can of beer Write a-f in figures. Then choose the correct alternative for each answer in The Consumer Quiz. a nought b_ one point three ¢ ahundredandone — d_two million e fourteen thousand, five hundred and forty {a hundred and twenty-five thousand In pairs. Compare your answers to the quiz. Then listen and check. Tl om i ml im mm om i mm my om om Ammm mm m mmThe Consumer Quiz 2S acl eres ene eae Sea ort ee caer ere In Europe, an average person in an average lifetime... 1 gets makes Christmas presents and friends. (1,700/628) owns ... TV sets and ... DVD players. (4.8/9.8) uses ... bottles of shampoo and bars of soap. (686/198) consumes ... cows, .. sheep and chickens. (1,201/21/4.5) ats ... bars of chocolate and ... tins of baked beans, ifthe person is British. That's a lot of chocolate and beans! (854/10,354) -stses ... litres of petrol in .. different cars. (8/120,000) walks more than ... kilometres and drives more than ... kilometres. (720,000/24,000) . tubes of toothpaste and rolls of toilet paper. (276/4,299) drinks ... cups of tea or coffee and bottles of wine. Not very healthy! (1,684/74,802) is (Fast finishers Imagine your parents leave you on your own for the weekend. Write a shopping list for all the food and drink you need. Grammar much, many and lots of/a lot of 5 Study the examples and complete the rules with countable or uncountable. How much chocolate do you eat? How many kilometres do you drive? They found out the answers to lots of questions, > Rules = 2 much + +... nouns ~ 2 many ++... nouns + = 2 alot of/tors of + uncountable or > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.80-81 6 Complete the sentences with your ideas, using (not) much, (not) many, and lots offa lot of. 1 He's very generous. He This area is dangerous. There. Y'm bored of this town. There. She isn't very sociable, so she. That country is very hot. There. My parents always recycle... aueun 7 Complete the questions with much or many. In which questions can you use lots of/a lot of? Do you give people ... presents? 1 2. How ... chocolate do you eat? 3. How ... cans of cola do you buy every week? 4 Do you drink ... coffee? 5. How ... TVs are there in your home? 6 How ... kilometres do you travel a week? 7 Do you use ... electricity? 8 Are there ... mirrors in your house? PEGE 2! about quantity IEEE] Listen and study the key phrases. Then ask and answer the questions in Ex.7. ‘Think of more questions. T os) Key phrases Countable Uncountable a lot/lots a loi/iots not many not much afew abit fone or two none > A Do you give people many presents? B Yes, a few/No, not many. How about you? D Workbook pp.20-23Reading 3 Read the text again and write questions for answers 1-8. 2 Start thinking 1 In New York How do humans make an impact on the environment? 2. Over a thousand, How can we reduce that impact? 3 Because he was unhappy about how much. rubbish people create. EES estiction ‘Some people thought that he was crazy. By bicycle. 11 Look at the photos and the title of the text. Then Anata ‘guess if sentences 1-6 are true or false. Write T ork, P A glass jar with a lid. , . It was difficult for them, but they learnt a lot The ‘No Impact’ Family. from it and hope other people will too. 1 lives in a big city, evans 2 uses a lot of electricity 3 makes their own sap. 4 js interested in the environment 4 Im pairs. Ask and answer the questions. PT 5 prefers shopping at big supermarkets. 1 What do you think of the family’s experiment? 6 prefers not to use plastic bags or packets. 2 What do you think they found most difficult about the experiment? ‘Would you try the experiment? Why? 4 What parts of the experiment are easy or difficult? 5 Do you and your family have a big impact on ‘NO IMPACT In the part of New York where Colin Beavan lives, the average family Uses more than 1,000 plastic containers from takeaway restaurants every year. A normal family also uses 572 plastic bags and creates 800 kg of tubbish every year. These are statistics which shocked Colin, He's a man 5 who likes a challenge, so he decided to try to become a real eco-warrior and reduce hs family’s impact on the environment. That meant no TV, no taxis, no takeaway meals, and a lot of changes inthe family's routine. 2. EQ)EEY] Listen and read. Check your answers to Ex.1 and correct the false sentences, P For one year in the Beavans’ apartment there wasn't a TV or a fridge, and they only used one electric light to save electric. Inthe batkroom there to weren't any factory-made bottles of shampoo, rolls of toilet paper of bars of Soap. They didn’t buy those things ~ they made them or used alternatives Some people thought that he was crazy, but Colin explained that itis easy to make things like soap and toothpaste, and there are alternatives to toilet paper 15. The family tried to create less rubbish and to use less electricity and fuel, To do ths, they travelled by bicycle and bought second-hand things for their ‘apartment. Their food came from a market so they could avoid packets ‘and boxes. They carried the food home in a basket rather than plastic bags And they didn’t buy food products which came from more than 400 kr Not eae alin Ma Sheree Die iy oN “{Ké Beavans also avoided takeaway f00d so they didn’t have to thraw | away all the containers that it comes in, and Colin always carried a glass jar with a lid. Calés where he bought takeaway coffee put it in his jar instead of a disposable cup. 25 Colin admits that the experiment was tough for his family ~ he has a daughter that loves TV and! shopping for toys! But it was an experience that they won't forget, and when it finished they were fitter, happier ‘and a little bit wiser. They hope that people who hear about it will start thinking about their own impact too. ro iy Lh 7, om om om momBuild your vocabulary [esac netted Gramma 5 Study the rules and complete the examples. > Rules * Some compound nouns are combinations of noun + noun, * The first noun describes the second noun. a shopping bag > a bag which you use for shopping a washing machine > ' a New York apartment > * 6 Match words 1-8 to ah to make eight compound nouns. 1 plastic a exam 2 strawberry present 3 computer © bag 4 film game S- Maths light 6 cheese f ice cream 7 Christmas g star 8 electric h sandwich vwenout aing your tani crazy? NO IMPACT MAN Defining relative clauses 7 Study the examples and complete the rules with who, which, where and that. ‘These are statistics which shocked Colin. He's a man who likes a challenge. He has a daughter that loves TV. It was an experience that they won't forget. Cafés where he bought coffee put it in his jar. (> Rules = talking about people '.../... talking about things %../. * talking about places 1 We can often omit which/that or who/that but NOT when the relative pronoun is the subject of the relative clause. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.80-81 8 Complete the text with which, where and who. Think globally - buy locally! People... shop in supermarkets dont usualy think about products’ origins. The farms... a lot of food is produced are a long distance away. Food 3... arrives from the other side ofthe world makes a big impact ‘on the environment because its put in boxes *... go by plane and then by truck. The supermarkets §...itfinally airves are often out of town, so people 6... use them, usually drive there. Things ....come from local farms don't take lot of fuel to transport, so customers... buy local products help the environment. 9 Write five sentences using words from the boxes. ‘Then compare your ideas in pairs. > The beach is a place where I have fun. a drink 1 admire a place who | Ireally like 1s | something | which | makes me happy. a person where | makes me angry. a programme Thave fun, (Ge Fast finishers ‘Write definitions for the words in the box, and five ‘more words from this unit, Then test your partner. customer toothpaste neighbour farmer takeaway food fridge > Workbook pp.20-23Vocabulary and listening The environment How OICCN is your town? Is the place where you live environmentally friendly? Choose the correct alternative and then rank your town. 2) Start thinking Which things are environmentally unftiendly? What do you do to help the environment? What else could you do? 1 Look at the words and phrases in the How green is your town? questionnaire. Find one pair of synonyms and four pairs of opposites. 1 The streets are quite clean/ery clean/quite dirty. 2. Write example sentences using six of the words 2 People here often/sometimes/never use recycled from Ex.1. paper. very unhealthy. 3 People here often use reusable or biodegradable bags/sometimes use them/only use disposable plastic bags. > Cigarettes a mnnaire in pairs. Then exchange groups. 3 Do the que: opinions 4 The water and air here is never/sometimes/often We gave our town three stars > a polluted. One af the positive points about the town is that. Asso 5 There are no/one or two/severl factories which One of the negative points is that. produce toxic emissions Another thing is that. The town is quiet/a bit noisy/very noisy People here often/sometimes/never use alternative energy lke solar or wind power. Ingeneral thisis an unhealthy/quite a healthy/a very healthy place to live. ‘Rank your town: Veve ve Wary green 4 FOES Guess the correct alternative to complete the article on the right about Rebecea Hoskins’s environmental campaign. Then listen and check. 5 GOIEREA Listen to the radio news | spigsti/clothis one of the cheapest and. article and answer the questions. | jnost common materials on the planet. 1 Why was Rebecca upset? Unfortunately it is also one of the worst things for the 2environment/supermarkets because it isn’t *biodegradable/reusable 2 How long can plastic remain in the environment? and is *healthy/toxic for animals. 3 How can plastic be dangerous to | Rebecca Hoskins believes that i's more animals? important to have a healthier world 4 Who did Rebecca speak to in instead of a cheaper, more disposable/ Modbur alternative world. Today's programme St labo oat bea 5 Hw many shape in Modbury | Rules Adjective Comparative | Superlative onesyllable | cheap + er | the + cheap adjectives +! adjectives ending | healthy +... | the + healthy. consonant + -y + fest Tong adjectives | %,.. + the +6 important | + important > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.80-81 7 Find the correct sentence and correct the mistakes in the other sentences. 1 London is noisier than my town, ‘The sea was more clean before. Mexico City is most polluted city in the world. It’s gooder now than it was before. People are friendlier here. nwawn 8 Complete the text with the comparative or superlative form of adjectives from the box. bad dirty responsible clean important interested ‘There are millions of tonnes of plastic in the sea. The problem is getting '... every year, One of the? most polluted beaches was near our town, but thanks to the efforts of local people itis now... than it was, Education is the... thing. People are... in the environment now, and we must learn to be 9 Write six sentences about the cities on the right using comparative and superlative adjectives, some true and some false. ‘Then, in pairs, listen and guess if your partner's sentences are true or false. > A Ansterdam isthe biggest city B Fake crowded dangerous environmentally friendly busy friendly polluted big noisy Dictation 10 HI Listen and write the five sentences. Then discuss them in pairs. Are they true or false for you? (GEES. mate comparisons JME] Listen and study the key phrases. Then discuss 1-4 in groups. PT = Key phrases much (better) than, a bit/a lot more (interesting) than, not as (interesting) a. twice/three times as (good) as. > A I think that Barcelona are the best football team. B Yes | agree. C | disagree. | think that Manchester United are rmuch better than Barcelona 1 team (good) 3 school subject (easy) 2 TV channel (interesting) 4 language (useful) \@8 Fastfinishers Write sentences comparing people in your family Pronunciation Unit 3, Workbook pp.95-96 > Workbook pp.20-237 Practical English Sy HERES compare ideas fora present ” e g 1 Look at the products from the Green Gifts catalogue and decide which things are good presents for... a. ...a man who likes electronic gadgets. b_...a woman who's interested in fashion. ems on this pag ‘A bag made from recycled csp C solar-powered mobile E wallet made from recycled packets charger bolts B eco-cicthing D solar-powered watch F wind-up racio i E Bi 5 5 Bi 5 : Bi E 3 EQ) BEE Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. 2.) ERGD Listen and read the dialogue. What does Ashlee decide to buy for her father? Why? mm = Key phrases a 2 Greg What are you looking at, Ashlee? What kind of thing does (he) like? Ashlee Greg Ashlee I'm looking for a birthday present for my dad, Oh, right. What kind of thing does he like? He's into the environment, so he likes I need something which is a bit (cheaper). What do you think of that? I’s much more (practical) That's sorted, then, things which are environmentally friendly, Greg What about this solar-powered watch? Ashlee That's the most expensive thing on the website! I need something which is a bit cheaper. 4 in pairs. Order a-d to make a mini-dialogue. f Practise the mini-dialogue. Then substitute the ft | words with words from the box and practise the new mini-dialogue. » camping Greg OK... I quite like this wallet made from aa a recycled belts. What do you think of that? Ashlee Yes, that’s better, and it’s much more a She's into art. She likes things which practical, are colourful. - Greg Great, that’s sorted, then. I hope he likes it b_ ... What kind of thing does she like? = Ashlee Yes. Thanks, Greg. c ... No, I prefer the bracelet. It’s much more attractive, and it's a bit cheaper, too. d_ ... What about this vase? = In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. E Then substitute the words to practise new dialogues with the people and products in 7 Ex. P ft In pairs. Talk about ideas for presents for your friends and family. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you. Ta ial ial imi ial al Ie! 1H) Ll CC Writing [EEE write an email toa newspaper 1 Read the email and answer the questions. im writing because | was atthe be friends last weekend and the amount of rubbish there was unbelievable, This photo shows the each with some 1 What is the problem that Aleeza is writing about? 2 What does she suggest to improve the situation? 3. Find the defining relative clauses in the email 4 How do you say the words in your language? bbotles, cans and other rubbish that we found. This 5 Is definitely the worst beach in the area for liter | think there are one or two reasons for ths, First of all, the people who come to the beach obviously dort see this asa problem, so perhaps we need clearer signs or people who patrol the area. In 10 adcition to that theres only one bin where y ‘an put your rubbish, so | think we need more, (eve definitely got a problem here. Maybe some people arerit worried about thi, but | think we need to do something about this situation now 15. ifwe want a beach which is cleaner and mare attract Aleeza Patel 2 Study the key phrases. Then put them in the order in which they appear in the email. CE ieee email toa newspaper Key phrases Task (150-200 words) T First ofall, I think there are one or two reasons for this. Write an email to a newspaper about the traffic In addition to that problem in a city that you know, attaching a I'm writing because photo of a traffic jam. This photo shows. A Think and plan ERE 0 and because Make notes about causes and solutions for these problems. 3 Find examples of so and because irom the email. = There’s too much traffic. Then match 1-5 to a-e and join them with so or = There aren't enough buses. because. = Not many people use bicycles/ > 1d went to the shops because we needed some ad shampoo. B Write 1 I went to the shops a. bicycles are better eethelkesiahrasesinniliyrenanatoss 2. Cars pollute the b Ididn’'t want to Paragraph 1 Describe the situation environment, read it cdl rtedibe 3 There isn't much © Thaven't got any Porsgraph 2 Gates ant RES water, money. a 4 aoa om > | think there are one or two reasons for this present shampoo Paragraph 3 Conclusion 5 Igave Tina the e please don't drink > We've definitely got a problem here magazine too much 6 [didn’t have f there aren't many © Check lunch bins. + so and because 7 There's alot of g Las hungry. + comparative and superlative adjectives rubbish + defining relative clauses > Workbookpp24-27EE Consolidation Grammar Unit 1 1 Complete the sentences with the Present simple or G 3 Present continuous form of the verb in brackets. My brother ... volleyball every Friday. (play) What ... of my new jacket? (you/think) We ... where Liam is. (not know) My dad sometimes ... me fishing. (take) the party? (you/enjoy) He ... watching films on TV. (not like) Thardly ever ... shy. (feel) What time ...? (the film/start) We ... in the right seats. (not sit) Look - Saskia ... because James ... her. (sulk, tease) Boevausune Rewrite the sentences with the adverb of the word in brackets in the correct position. 1 That woman often stares at strangers. (rude) 2. Maria always speaks in the school debates. (confident) 3. Are you thinking of buying a new MP3 player? (serious) 4 He doesn’t always behave. (sensible) 5 Listen, I've got something to tell you. (careful) irammar > Unit 2 Choose the correct alternative. 1 A Where was/were you born? B | am/was born in Leeds. 2. A What did you watch/were you watching on TV yesterday? B I didn't/don’t watch TV yesterday. 3. A What film did you see/were you seeing last night? B | saw/was seeing the latest Twilight movie. 4 A Where did you go/were you going when I met/was meeting you yesterday? B We went/were going to the dentist. 5 A Who was/were your favourite pop group when you was/were nine? w when I was nine. 6 A Where was/were your teacher last week? B She was/were at a conference. 7 A Who did speak you/were you speaking to? B My mum. She buys/'s buying me some new clothes. I wasn’t having/didn’t have a favourite group Grammar Unit 3 4 Find the correct sentence and correct the mistakes in the other sentences. 1 There are much problems in the world because of pollution. That's the café who | told you about. Parts of Africa are more dry than in the past. A lot people recycle their rubbish now. Karen is someone which knows a lot about the environment. I think roses are the beautifulest flowers. Zaragoza is a city which I feel at home. Have we got many rice in the cupboard? Josh is the most friendly person I know. 10 Do you eat much chocolate? 11 Global warming is a badder problem than many people think. 12 Ineed a few money to buy a present for my brother. ween were Grammar > Units 1-3 5 Write the correct form of the verb or choose the correct alternative to complete the email. 17... (ged) your email this moming. Thanks! ... (be) you at your cousins house now? You... (not say. At the moment we... (stay) at my grandmother in Brighton, 18... (Jove ithere. | think its the ¢goodest/ best place to spend a holiday. We... (go) to the beach every day. We... (be) there earlier and there?... (be) alot of people! We "sometimes/hardly ever"... (take) ‘picnic. But today we ™... (eat) in a café Pthat/who | sells the ™ most fantasti/fantastcest pizzas in England, | But my grandmother tells me to eat *healthy/healthly | 01%... (not go) there very aften, She ¥... (give) me 1Wiotsoffmuch advice!! | *never/occasianally ®... (go) to town with the boy )t0 | *whictyvho lives next door. Yesterday we ®, |. a great shop "where/that sells the #coolest/most coo! T-shirts Anyway, write and tell me your news! } Oscar ced movie im mm im i im i im im mo Mm ve) WE) el fet ey momMeh dar tm i tt! Voci ‘abulary > Units 1-3 6 Find 13 more adjectives describing character and personality and 6 verbs describing communication and attitude. Look >, 4 and a. laleloini rit lalela pele sin f[hfelalolrlals[blo[t ful! sfekylelr[tfelol! |p! |e eel Xv [*lalylwlelrlela mir i flake [ulyulelalila sif[nir Nalelplelale|m| i Tfefelai fo[hlelztaltlily blt{siulsfelnisliltlilvle Tlelylo|4|mialj[m|t|c|k|h eifal| sulin z cole papal slelr{ifoluls|'['fe|tlolu eltlelalslelelblely|a[k|m s[éfe[tle|r|mli[nleldle|p 7 Copy and complete the table with words from the box. sitcom bottle biodegradable audience recycled presenter talent show the news viewer packet game show —_ reusable bag chat show participant box can___ character People | TV | Environment | Containers 8 Choose the correct collocation. Sometimes more than one answer is possible. 1 Heath Ledger was a famous film player/actor/ star, My aunt has a huge collection of jam jars/ bottles/cans. ‘The model is dark-haired/pale-skinned/pale- haired. We need some washing powder/soap/paste. Shops give out too many plastic shopping bags/ containers/rubbish. It’s good to be open-minded/short-sighted/warm- hearted. Can you tell me where the tourist office/present/ shop is please? My father hates reality shows/programmes/ entertainment. questions. Omit one word each time. 1. studying the subjects which this you are year? ever tease do your you friends have ? news often game do watch shows you ? cheese eat how do week always much you a? you talk the in confidently can English ? before was chatting you this were to who lesson ? 7 last happened the episode in what the of drama series has ? 8 doing at last the what you 10 night o’clock were? 9 the world city of is biggest in what the ? 10 friendliest most in who is class the person the? ouaun 10 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions in Ex.9. ee 11 Translate the review. Television is usually worse inthe summer than in the winter. There are a lot of od programmes and rot many are realy nleesting, TV companies don't put on new shows and drama series while most of the cudience are siting on the beach. However, yesterday was an exception. | was changing channels with the remote control when | found that Channel 4 was showing the Disney film Walk, This is a sory about pation and the damage we are doing using disposable gocds, but its also a leve story between the generous Wall ond practical Eve EEE ese your English 12. Write three dialogues starting with the sentences or questions below. Write five more sentences to complete each dialogue using the key phrases section (Workbook pp.108-109) to help you. Then practise your dialogues in pairs. 1A [got really bad results in my Maths exam! I don’t know what to do, B 2A Inmy opinion there are too many reality shows on TV. B 3 A Can you help me choose a present for my mum? B Cumulative revision > Units 1 9 Write the words in the correct order to makeBen Wetz2 Vocabulary ir A The Internet = 2) Start thinking a ‘What kind of things do people use the Internet for? How much time do you spend on the Internet every = week? i - 1 In pairs. Do the Are you well connected? ife online ciee ca oer po cee check the key. Unit aims Vocabulary + The Internet = Website contents: interests Grammar = Present perfect with ever and never = Present perfect (regular and irregular verbs) «= Present perfect v Past simple Communication = Talk about experiences = Talk about and react to news = Write an email giving news Everyday listening & speaking ay Reporting a theft a > ps9 Culture & CLIL Social networks 982 Complete the table with words or phrases from the questionnaire. Check the meaning of the words. a Noun Verb email | email instant messaging (IM) | message (people) download 4... (music) file sharing 2. (files) 8... board, post (a message) “ blog web page 5... (a web page) ©. room, chat online game 7... (games online) 5... engine | search update *.., (a profile) upload |... (Photos) 3 In pairs. Ask and answer questions using the nouns and verbs from Ex.2. T > A Do you ever email friends? B Yes, sometimes, but | prefer instant messaging Tm] (GF Fastfinishers Write about how much time you spend doin different activities online > | spend a total of about an hour a day on the Internet. | usually. Pre Ceror rato eno Perteees tayo) Poet MenNcet esae rr 9 Soe e kn ry Poe ee een) ee Mery eset nye eee sini Pee) Pe ec ee ey Pere ern ec) Pere nn Mette re tere See rte eg Pronunciation Unit 4, Workbook p.96 Grammar Present perfect with ever and never 4 Study the examples and choose the correct alternative to complete the rules. How do you say ever in your language? You've decided to live your life online! It hasn’t disappeared! You've never abandoned real life. Have you ever created a blog? > Rules We use the Present perfect to talk about experiences in someone's life ‘with/without reference to specific past time. * *%be/have + past participle + regular past participles end with -ed/-ing # never + ‘positive/negative verb > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.82-83 5 Choose the correct verb, Then complete the sentence using the correct form of the Present perfect. 1 My dad ... the Internet. (not blog/not use) 2 We... a web page. (create/play) 3 1... never (search/post) 4 We.... that programme. (not message/ not download) She ... never ... on my blog. (comment/use) My friend ... his email address. (change/chat) 1... with strangers. (not blog/not chat) The Internet... the way we communicate (change/search) 9 You ... a lot of music websites. (not download/ not visit) 10 We ... never any messages on that site. before. (use/chat) 6 Write questions using the Present perfect and ever. Then ask and answer in pairs. T > Have your grandparents ever used the Internet? Yes, they have/No, they haven't grandparents/use/Internet you/download/music or films you/appear/on You'Tube you/upload/funny photos/from/phone mum/visit/chat room you/email/teacher friends/earn/money/Internet you/create/blog/about/hotiday eV auaune ) Workbook pp.28-311 Start thinking What do people spend most time doing online? Can the Internet be addictive? EQIEGED Listen and read. Which three ideas does the article mention? 1 You can have a different identity online. 2 People can steal your identity. 3. Some people are obsessive about the Internet. 4. There's advice online for Internet addicts. 5 Sometimes there are problems with chat rooms. Jenny Foxton is a secondary school student, but Internet addiction has ruined people’s education, she's also got another life. Every night she turns relationships and careers. One of the main on her laptop and visits Habbo: a virtual world reasons why university students fail nowadays where users have created avatars, rooms and 35. is that they spend their time on the internet communities. Jenny moves from place to place, Instead of studying. if you've spent more time chatting with friends, People using Habbo spend online than offline recently, maybe it’s time to virtual money, and Jenny has bought virtual ‘come back to real life and find some help. There clothes and furniture for her character. When are cures, clinics and advice if you've got a Jenny isn’t doing that in the evenings, she’s 4 problem, And a lot of them are online, of course. Updating her Facebook profile or chatting online to people she hasn't met. Who needs the real . world when you can make new friends in chat rooms or on social networking sites? william Powell's life on the Internet is a bit different, but also very time consuming and obsessive, Sometimes at two or three in the morning on a schoo! night William hasn't eaten his dinner and he hasn’t gone to bed. While he’s online, sleep and food aren’t important to him. He's one of millions of people who play online games, and his battle hasn't finished. it can be coo! to blog, chat or play games online, but when you're on the Internet for 48 hours non-stop, or more than a hundred hours a week, your idea of reality changes. This can happen to real addicts, who often feel tired, depressed and isolated. Between five and ten per cent of Internet users have become addicted to it, and psychologists now recognise this as a problemal 5 = a AM OLY A) 2 True or false? Write T or F. Correct the false sentences. P 1 Habbo is an online shop, 2. Jenny communicates with other people in Habbo. 3. Jenny updates her Facebook profile on a computer at school. 4 Gaming is more important to Wil life 5 Some people spend more than one day at a time on the Internet 6 Internet addiction can have serious effects. 7 Internet addicts can only be helped online. jiam than real 3 Complete the summary of the article with six of the words from the box. plays games messages online Internet chat rooms real virtual psychologists This article describes two people's experience of the +... Jenny spends time in an *... community, while William *.., online, These days some people spend more time in +... and on game sites than with their's... friends. It’s a problem which 6 have now identified, and which they can treat (ERIE verb and noun collocations 4 Find the verb and noun collocations in the text. 1 tum on a friends 2 make b a problem 3. recognise help 4 spend d a laptop 5 find e time 5 Think of new nouns to combine with the verbs in Ex. EE 6 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. PT 1 Do you think you spend too much time on the Internet? Why? 2 What are the most addictive things on the Internet? 3 What problems can people have on the Internet? 4 Do you think it’s OK for parents or schools to block certain websites? 5. Are there more positive or negative sides to the Internet? Grammar Present perfect (regular and irregular verbs) 7 Find the past participle of the verbs in the box in the article on p.34. Copy and complete the table. ereate buy meet eat 40 finish become ruin spend Regular (-ed) Irregular (not -ed) create > created > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.82-83 EE caning irregular verbs 8 Read the ideas for learning irregular verbs. Then find the past participles of the verbs in the box and add them to your own irregular verb table. have sell begin put write speak feel be sing sleep = Check verbs you don’t know in the irregular verbs list in the Workbook, pp. 110-111 = Make your own irregular verb table in the back of your notebook and copy new verbs into it. = Revise and test yourself every week using the irregular verb list and your table. 9 Check if the verbs are regular or irregular. Complete the sentences using the Present perfect and the information in the table. Are you addicted to the Internet? Ali ‘miss/meals/because/internet 2spend/three hours online/without/ break ~play/games online/instead of studying 4be/offline/for/more than/day Paul x v 7 m x NS AIS Ali Paul and Ali Paul .... Paul and Ali aoe In pairs. Compare your Internet use using the verbs from Ex.9. T > A Ive never missed a meal because of the Internet B Me neither/Really? | have Raritan ‘Make a list of the things you've done on the Internet this week. } Workbook pp.28-31Vocabulary and listening Website contents: interests 2 Start thinking What are your favourite websites? Why? What kind of websites don’t you like? Why? 1 Check the meaning of categories 1-12 in the ‘menu and match them to symbols a-I below. ‘Then compare your interests in pairs. Vm_| really interested in quite interested in. | not very interested in. | not interested in ... at all > A I'm quite interested in fashion. How about you? B I'm o QUZZ25 and competitions «Fashion ‘Shopping Software and downloads: =» Homework o oN o OS a Reviews: music and flim 10... Jokes, W .. Advice 12... Celebrites and gossip Ey 2 In pairs, Ask and answer the questions. PT 1 Is the Internet a good place for shopping? Why? 2 Where can you find gossip about celebrities on the Internet? 3 What kind of advice can you find online? 4 Which websites are best for reviews? 5 What downloads are popular at the moment? 6 How can the Internet help with homework? |EXZI Look at the preview of the podcast about Web millionaires. Then listen and answer the questions. 1 At what age did they start their businesses? 2 What did their websites offer? ESS The Internet has created alot of new opportunities for young business peopl Today's report looks at two young Web millionaires. 1 How many American teenagers have made money on the Internet? 2. Has Michael owned a successfull business? 3 When did he start his first company? 4 How many people visited his first website each month? 5. Did people have to pay for the things on his website? 6 How have Michael and Ashley made money? Has Ashley sold her website? 8 Why is Ashley happy? JET] Listen again and answer the questions.AM UR) A) ARM) Ww Grammar Present perfect v Past simple 5 Study the examples and the rules. Write PS (Past simple) or PP (Present perfect) for each one. They've both created million-dollar businesses. a She started a website when she was 14. a Has he sold that company now? 4 Yes, he sold it in 1999. “. > Rules * talking in general about experiences without reference to a specific time §. + completed actions on specific occasions in the past § > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.82-83 6 Complete the text with the Present perfect or Past simple form of the verbs in brackets. Software dollars When Bill Gates... (start) Microsoft in 1975, he®. (work) with one other person. Now the company has more than 70,000 employees, and Microsoft®... (grown) into an ‘enormous multinational company. Asa result, Gates 4... (became) one of the worlds richest people. In 2007 alone, his company S... (rmake) $50 billn. Gates and his wife Melinda 6... (try) to help people with their ‘money, and in 2000 they ... (start) charity to finance health and education projects around the world 7 Complete the dialogue with questions, using verbs from the box in the Present perfect or Past simple. Then listen and check. buy (x3) meet spend start Mike So, you're an Internet millionaire now. '...7 Sue I started my business 10 years ago. Mike +..7 Sue No, I haven't spent it all, but I've bought one or two things. Mike >... Sue Oh, I've bought a yacht, two mansions, an island. Normal things. Mike *...2 Sue — I bought the first mansion in 2010. Mike 5.2 Sue Because I needed an island for my holidays, of course. Mike Oh yes, of course. ¢...? Sue _ Interesting people. Yes - kings, queens, millionaires, film stars. It's been fun! Dictation Listen and write the five lines from a dialogue. Then put the lines in the correct order to make a dialogue. In pairs, pra the dialogue. [EEG 2'k about experiences 9 EQIERDA Listen and study the key phrases. Then ask and answer questions 1-10 in pairs, using the Present perfect. If your partner answers yes, find out more details by asking two more questions in the Past simple. T (= Key phrases Have you ever (shopped online)? No, never. What about you? Yes, once/twice/a few times. Really? When did you (last) do that? (What) did you (buy)? > A Have you ever shopped online? B Yes, a few times, ‘A. Really? When did you last do that? B Last week (shop) online (see) a celebrity (find) money (win) a competition (check) your horoscope online (write) a blog about anything (have) an Internet virus (meet) people in a chat room (copy) homework from a website (earn) money Beoevaneunn I (G8 Fast finishers Write about one of your experiences, Use the Present perfect and the Past simple. D Workbook pp.28-311 Look at the photo. Where are the people? ‘What do you think the boy is doing? 2 Listen and read, What is Josh’s news? Maisie Hey, Josh. I haven’t seen you here before. Josh Oh - hi, Maisie! No, the Internet isn’t working at home, so I'm just sending a few emails. Oh, right. How are things with you? Any news? Josh News? Yes! We've moved house. Maisie Really? Where did you move to? Josh We moved to Villiers Terrace, just round the corner. I really like it there, Maisie That's great news. I'm glad to hear it. Josh What about you? What have you been up to? Oh, not much. I work here most days, looking after the café. Josh Well, it’s good to see you. Maisie Yes, you too. I'll see you later Maisie Maisie 3 H] Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. = Key phrases Hovr are things with you? Any news? That's great news im glad to hear it What have you been up to? It's good to see you JAI Listen and read the two mini-dialogues. Who has good news? Who has bad news? Jane Hi, Hayley. How are things? Hayley Fine, thanks. I've bought a new laptop. Jane Thai's brilliant! Where did you get it from? Hayley I bought it at that computer shop on Lime Avenue. Luke — Hi, John, You don’t look happy. John No, I've had an argument with my dad. Luke Oh, that’s bad news! Sorry to hear it! What was it about? John I lost my mobile again 5 In pairs. Practise two similar mini-dialogues about the following situations. Use the Present perfect and reactions from the table. 1. (finish) all my exams 2. (break up) with my boyfriend/girlftiend + = ‘That's brilliant! Bad luck! That's good news! —_| Sorry to hear it Congratulations! _| That's a shamel Well done! That's bad news! 6 Look again at the dialogue in Ex.2. Then substitute the words to practise two new dialogues with the following situations: 1 (become) an uncle/aunt 2. (start) a band 7 In pairs. Talk about your (real or invented!) news. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you. mv mm Hmmm mwal a = AMD ART UR) UY) Writing PEE. ite an email giving news CI 1 Read the email and answer the questions. Ben aes egr Nueces aene omy Ive been out of touch, but lve been really busy 2 Do you think Clare knows Drew well? Why? We had exams last week and it was all pretty awful 3. Find examples of the Present perfect and the Anyway, the good news i that Ive finaly finished. | Past simple. 5 had my ast exam on Friday it was Geography and | 4 How does Clare start and finish the email? think | did OK. Fingers crossed Tr (= Hey Drew What else? Oh yes..'ve bought a scooter! | got it on Saturday and Im so pleased with it. I've never had one before and its changed my life ~ seriously. No more 2 Study the key phrases. Then complete the first two key phrases with a reason and a piece of Sour Dee 10 buses for me. = Key phrases I think that all my news, How are things wth you? | Sorry I've been out of touch, but. cart wait to hear your news. Write to me when you “Anyway, have some time Fingers crossed! oo ‘What else? How are things with yout 18 Care Bye for now, PEE resent perfect with adverb 3. Study the examples. Then write sentences using the Present perfect, putting the adverbs in the correct position. ve finally finished my exams. ve really studied a lot. Pve never had one before. 1 she/speak/him (never) 2 1/go/that shop (often) 3 he/write/me (finally) 4. we/try/but/too difficult (really) 5 you/play/this game/before (obviously) ” CE cna giving news A Task (150-200 words) T B Write Write an email to a friend telling him/her your Use the key phrases and your notes. (real or invented) news. Paragraph 1 Introduction and news OE nas > Sorry Ive been out of touch: hinkand plan’ Paragraph 2 More news Think about these questions and make notes. What ce? Oh yes * Why haven’t you written? + What's your first piece of news? cae cae + When did it happen? What are the details? eee ore * What other news have you got? + What are the details? iC (Chess ‘What can you ask your friend about? * conversational style = Present perfect v Past simple * position of adverbs D Workbook pp.32-35 eeities r verfect with just >erfect with still, yet and already perfect with for and since verfect continuous ut qualities e and explain >iogtaphy (past and present) bey, | Everyday listening a &speaking | Making a complaint Ds > P.90 ‘The celebrity obsession p.99 Literature Romeo and Juliet by Show business Would you like to be a pop star? Why? What do pop stars do, other than sing songs? 1 Check the meaning of the phrases in The Fame Test. Then do the qui jonnaire. E = <2 Start thinking = = = Ca Pw Les ‘SIX SITUATIONS TO TEST YOUR STAR QUALITY! 1 You've created a website with some pphatos and information about your band. What's the most important thing to do next? @ Shoot a video fo it b Doaninterview fort © Putan advert oni 2 Amanager has just contacted you He liked your website. What do you do? a Sign a contract with him, b Got advice about contracts and tother managers © Nothing - we don't need a manager. 3 You haven't had a hit with your fr single, but is got good reviews. What's your pia !@ Sack your band and manager b Doalotot interviews and appear on TV. © Goon tour'n the USA. 4 Your new single has just gone to ‘number one, What's the best thing to do now? Gelebrate, relax and then retire, b Release a new single immediately {© Wait two or three months and then release another single, 5 You've always wanted to become an ‘actor, Now that your band is famous, ‘what's best for you? a. Break up the band and go to Hollywood, 1b Audition for 2 small nart in a film.I id id id id i] i) i id i i 2 In pairs. Tell your partner what you decided in The Fame Test. Discuss your choices. > A For number 1, | decided to B That’ a good idea/That isn't a great idea. The best thing to do is to.. because. 3 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. 1 How can pop stars create publicity? 2. Why do bands sack managers and break up? 3. Can you think of any good places to shoot a video? What are the best places to go on tout How can people impress at an audition? ‘What do you need to know when you sign a contract? 7 Which bands have released new songs recently? Did they get good reviews? we 4 Prepare questions for an interview with a big star. Use expressions from The Fame Test and ideas 1-5. Then ask and answer in pairs. > A How did you feel when you signed your first contract? B | felt really excited. How did you feel when. when did you last...? Have you ever...? Why did you...? Do you want to...? Grammar Present perfect with just 5 Study the examples. Then choose the correct, alternative to complete the rules. ‘A manager has just contacted you. Your new single has just gone to number one. Rules * Present perfect with just = !recent everts/ ich happened a long time ago = Just comes *before/after the past participle, > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.84-85 6 Complete the text with just and the Present perfect of the correct verb from the box. kiss smash start finish come climb _rumafter__arrive m here at the | Welcome to Radio Glastonbury! at the main con stage, and the legendary British music festival, and stage, Well, the next group 2 atmospheres amazing, The entire crowd... singing along to the first song, Wow a fan4... on to the stage, and he... the singer! He's very good-looking and she's smiling and talking to hin, The guitarists id and I think he a bit angry... Yes, he | Now he's left the stage, and the him, Oh dear...'m sorry to say that the singer’, concert #...! 7 Im pairs. Student A: ask questions 1-6. Student B: You're a famous rock star. Think of answers using the Present perfect and just. Then exchange roles and give different answers. > A Why are you smiling? iad some good news. B Because Ive just 1. Why are your fans erying? 2. Why is your manager happy? 3. Why is there a lot of money on the table? 4 Why aren’t the group eating that caviar? 5 Why is the limousine empty? 6 Why aren’t you speaking to the drummer? “Bi Fast finishers Write a short story about a very successful star or a total failure. Use at least five of the phrases from The Fame ‘Test and at least five verbs in the Present perfect. D Workbook pp.36-39m 2 Read the text again and a ver the questions. 1 Why are people waiting in the queue? 2 Start thinking 2. Have the auditions finished? ‘What kind of people ate most famous in your country? 3 What does Craig hope will happen? Can people achieve ‘instant’ fame? How? 4 How do programmes like The X Factor give the wrong message about hard work? 5. How are most singers’ careers different from talent show winners? Why aren’t the TV producers worried if a star's career fails? ft] m 1 EQIEREY Listen and read. Choose the best description of the text from a-d. aa positive article about fame and work 6 b a description of famous people ¢ areview of a TV talent show da critical article about TV talent shows Craig Jones works in an office in Manchester but in his dreams his life is diferent. In his dreams he's a superstar. Creig sings very well and he's already won a local talent contest. He hasn't had a big break yet, but today in Manchester people are aucitioning for the UK's biggest TV talent contest. Craig's 5 standing in a queue wth aimost 10,000 other hopefuls, waiting outside for his tur. After two hours the queue stil hasn't moved. Craig's very cold, but ambition burns inside him, ‘The X Factor and other TV talent shows have changed people's ideas about work and fame, A recent nationwide survey found that one in 10 every six young people really think that they will become a star, and maybe that's because they've seen on TV talent shows that fame can be easy and instant. Perhaps the shows are a bad influence if they teach people that you don't need to work hard to become successful In fact, overnight sensations like British X Factor winner Leona Lewis 15_are very rare in the music world. Usually, when a singer or band gets to Number 1, they've already been on tour many times and they've worked very hard for their success. X Factor winners, on the other hand, stil haven't had experience of the music business when they suddenly become famous and sign a contract, usually with the producers of the show they've just won, 20 Critics say that the singers on the shows aren't musicians who write their own songs, so the shows are pointless, unoriginal karaoke. The shows are simply big advertisements which create publicity for the winning act and song. The ssong then goes to Number 1, but after that a lot of the winners can't repeat the success of their frst hit from the show, For the producers, that doesn’t 25 matter because people haven't lost interest in the show's format yet, and the next disposable star is already in a queue outside a TV studio somewhere, waiting in the cold for an audition,En Grammar 3 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. PT 1 Which TV programmes create celebrities? 2. What are the good and bad things about TV talent shows? 3. Do you need to be talented to become a celebrity? Why? Why are people obsessed with celebrities? 5. Is it good to have a dream? Have you got one? Build your vocabulary [UUuneaueculurd 4 Look at the suffixes in the words and complete the definitions with phrases from the box. ‘can without across the whole person with 1 pointless a point 2. musician who plays music 3 nationwide nation 4. successful success 5 disposable = you... dispose of this 5 Complete the sentences by adding suffixes from Ex.4 to the words from the box. magic use world sleep __ predict 1 The advice will be very 2. I'm very tired. Ihad a ... night. 3. I know what he'll do. He's so 4 The ... made the card disappear. 5. The song was a ... hit and was number 1 in sixteen counties. Present perfect with still, yet and already 6 Match examples 1-3 to rule a or b. 1... He's already won a local talent contest. 2... He hasn’t had a big break yet. 3... The queue still hasn’t moved. > Rules 4 anaction which we think will happen later b a completed action > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.84-85 EEE aking and memorising rules 7 Study the rules in the Grammar Bank and write rules for the Present perfect with yet and already. (& Rules We can use stil with the Present perfect in negative sentences but not in positive sentences or questions. It goes before haven'y/hasn’t 8 Write the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions. Omit one word each time. 1 shot they haven't video he still the 2 not talent we haven't yet the seen show already have hits they've two had actor found the hasn't job still a have she a you yet signed have contract ? wae 9 Complete the sentences with the Present perfect of the verb in brackets and still, yet or already. (not visit) my talent. (not recognise) the person of my dreams. (meet) you 2 (choose) two films this week. (see) 1 I... Britain 2 He. 31 4 a career 5 10 Write six true sentences about you using still, yet and already and verbs from the box. meet decide visit see hear do > | still havent done my Chemistry homework In pairs. Ask questions using yer to see if your partner has done the things that you wrote in Ex.10. > Have you done your Chemistry homework yet? (G2 Fast finishers Write about your day using still, yet and already. D> Workbook pp.36-39Vocabulary and listening Star qualities 52) Start thinking What kind of people are successful in show business? Can you train to become famous? How? 1 Read the text and check the meanings of the words. Choose the correct alternatives to complete the text. (NOT) A fame school ‘The BRIT School in London mixes academic lessons with Creative subjects like Art, Drama and Media Studies. The ‘most popular subject is Musical Theatr. ’ People there say that it isn'ta fame school’, but people feel "lucky/famous when they get a place at the BRIT school because of all the #talented/tylish people who have studied there. A lot of ex-students are very successful, including Leona Lewis, Katie Melua and ‘Adele. Students there need to be *sensible/gooctlooking and hard-working, so you can't really have a big 4ego/strength. The school teaches them to be Fntelligent/creative and independent, and they learn a lot of 'stylish/practica skills too. EAE Copy and complete the table with words from Ex.1. Then listen and check. Noun creativity creat 9. 7 hard work | thard-work 2 | egotistical talent talen, style o ish Sstr___th strong independence 4 dpnet 411 skilful luck 5 y intelligence intel fame om good looks good in m 3 EERE Listen to an interview with Troy and Stacey. Who are they? a. exstudents of the BRIT School by big stars in Britain students at the BRIT School mo IFA} Listen again and answer the questions. 1 What kind of school did Troy go to before he started at the BRIT School? 2 What's Troy’s speciality? 3 What is Troy trying to get from his time at the BRIT School? 4. How old was Stacey when she came to the school? 5 What did she do to get a place at the school? 6 What two things has she done recently? PERE 2k about qualities 5 {] Listen and study the key phrases and look at the photos. What qualities are important for the different professions? T mm om mom = Key phrases She's quite (intelligent He's not exactly (creative) She hasn't gota lot of (strength), You need a lot of (talent) to be a (pop star). You don't need much (skill) to be a (prince) 1's important for a footballer to be (skiliul) mmreaeanm rere ec mm er boxerPractical English FECES apologise and explain 1. Look at the photo on the right. Who do you think the people are? How do you think each person feels and what do you think they're saying? 2 GORE Listen and read. Where have Ellie and her mum been for the last hour? Mum Ellie! What's going on? Ellie What's the matter? What have I done? Mum — Look at the time! Ellie Am [ late? Mum It’s nearly eight o'clock. Where on earth have you been? Ellie Sorry, Mum. I’ve been pr band. I didn’t mean to be s ising with the 0 late Mum I've been waiting here for you since seven. We're late for the cinema. Ellie I'm really sorry. Honestly, I had no idea. Mum OK. Come on then ~ let’s go now. Maybe we've only missed the adverts. Ellie OK, I'm sorry, Mum. 3 EQIBBED Listen and study the key phrases. Then 4 Order a-d to make a mini-dialogue. Then, in practise the dialogue in pairs. pairs, practise the mini-dialogue. a... T've been making something for school @= Key phrases b I'm really sorry. I've just finished - I'll tidy What's going ont ee en eee € .. What on earth have you been doing? I've been (practising with the band). fd Well yout ve made a reel maces] I didi teag (hs bo Tate) 5 In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. I'm really sorry. Pel yg Then substitute the words to pracise anew dialogue about the people in the photo below. 6 In pairs. Invent a situation where one of you isa BE parent/teacher who's annoyed about something the other one has done. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you. T Ell il i fh th ih i Writing (EEE write a biography (past and present) 1 Read the biography and answer the questions. 1 When was Beyoncé born? 2. How long has she had a record contract? 3. Apart from her singing, which of Beyoncé’s, other work does the biography mention? 4 What’s the main idea in each paragraph? Which tenses are used in the text? 6 Which tense is used with dates? 2 Study the key phrases. Then complete them about a living celebrity that you like. a= Key phrases vas born in He/She's been involved in His/Her big break came in Alter that, EET ordering events 3. Complete the text with the words from the box. {after atthe age of later | in since then +. fifteen, Jake joined a band. 2... three years the band signed a record contract. They had their first hit... 2009, One year ¢..., the band broke up. 5..., Jake hasn't been very successful ST 2eAR OTE Pa Beyoncé Gill Kno Terasin 1981 Stet been meh show busines since she wa oven when she won a talent contest, he 5 auditioned for abandat the age og, nd later formed Des and later formed Destiny's Chid witha Herbig break came in 1957, when Des hid signed a record convact ners” 10 they released several bestscling andin the years that followed ey penne the mos popular eral graupotannan They broke up in 2008 Since then, Beyoncé has had a ver 1S sucess solo career Shek rcerded solo albums. shes been on tour and she wa named the most successful music artist of the decade 2000-2009. She's also been acting in fms, and has already stared in 20. Boscoffice successes such as Dreamgirl, Aswellas ths, shes been wenger hher mother for House of Deréon,a clothes company which in 2005 ame EEE Pic eraphy (past and present) - Task (150-200 words) T Choose a living celebrity and write a biography of him/her. A Think and plan Find out the answers and make notes. = When and where was he/she born? = When and how did he/she get involved in his/her profession? * What were his/her first achievements in that profession? + When and how did he/she have a big break? * What happened after that? = What has happened since then? = How successful has he/she been? + Has he/she become famous for other things too? B Write Use the key phrases and your notes. Paragraph 1 Early career > ..was born in Paragraph 2 Success > His/Her big break came in Paragraph 3 Recent career > Since then, © Check * ordering events * Present perfect, Present perfect continuous and Past simple Workbook pp.40-43School life Unit aims Vocabulary = School life: verbs ‘= School life: compound nouns Grammar » should v must = have to/don’t have to = should, must and have to ‘Communication = Agree and disagree = Ask for and give advice * Write an opinions essay (home schooling) Everyday listening & speaking Giving opinions about school > pol Culture & CLIL Schools in the UK > p.100 Literature Nicholas Nickleby by Charles Dickens > pp.10-111 Vocabulary School life: verbs 20 Start thinking What are the good and bad a How can you improve your school life? ects of school? 11 Check the meaning of the words and expressions in the Are you cool about school? questionnaire. Which verbs are positive, neutral and negative, in your opinion? Copy and complete the table with the base form of the verbs. Positive Neutral Negative get good marks | : noel 2. In pairs. Do the questionnaire. ou Are you a good student, or have you got an attitude problem? 1 What should you do to enjoy school? a Make friends, b. Get good marks and pass exams. ¢ Bothaandb. 2. What's the best way to avoid problems at school? a You should play truant. b_ Youshould be quiet in clas. ¢ Youshould study and help people. |3. When should you revise for an exam ora test? a Never. b Onthe day of the test. € Foraday or two before the testa . a 3. In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. P T Grammar Did you do any homework last night? should v must ‘What was it? Have you ever failed an exam? When did you last revise for a test? Do you usually get good marks for English? You should study and help people. Have you ever cheated in an exam? People shouldn’t cheat but it happens sometimes. When are you going to leave school? You must tell a teacher, Do you want to get more qualifications after People mustn’t cheat. It isn’t right you finish secondary school? What qualifications? 4 Study the examples and choose the correct alternative to complete the rules. ill > Rules q + We use tmust(n't)/should(n't) to give advice. : + We use ?must(n't)/should(n't) to talk about rules and strong obligation, + Must and should ‘change/don’t change in the 3 person singular. You must/should go. NOT You-must/should to-go > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.86-87 5 Choose the correct alternative. You're tired. You must/should go to bed. Children must/should go to primary school. We muistn’t/shouldn’t eat in class. = We muistn’‘t/shouldn’t go out. Its raining. 3 i You must/should take an aspirin for your a Copya : headache. b Doyourhomeworkin future. i parr aaunac ecce a You must/should be over 18 to vote. ma wane ° ‘What should you do if someone | a Youcant do anything, pend disagree im You ms 7 6 EQIEREY Listen and study the key phrases. © Youmust 7 What should s = Key phrases ‘it ano E Agreeing Disagreeing Suspend them or agree with you. Pm not sure about that. mee Witea letter to ther parents That's right, I don’t think so. 8 What do you want to do before yo I disagree, ‘a Become more popular. a : Hal improve yeurengsh 7 Complete the sentences with your ideas. Then qa compare your opinions in pairs. Use the key phrases from Ex.6 to agree or disagree. At school, we must At home, I shouldn’t Drivers mustn’t Children shouldn't Doctors must Parents should ‘Teachers mustn’t ld people should mz eVouawne \Ge Fast finishers Write a paragraph about life with your family, using should and must. Per one eee ey Tt erica te ee ets Pera tenes teNic Tot 10 Pee etree Sv Seti) i Workbook pp.44-47(2 Start thinking How do people cheat in exams? How can teachers stop them? Do adults cheat in life? How? Listen and read. Are any of your answers to the Start thinking questions in the text? ue or false? Write T or F, Correct the false sentences. 1 Most students in the USA think that cheating is a problem. 2. Clever students don’t need to cheat, because they get good marks. 3. Adults sometimes cheat too. 4 People can cheat in exams only by copying from the person next to them. 5 Teachers can use technology to stop cheats. 6 Cheating has no negative side. What's the problem? Recently, a study in the USA showed that 75% cf high school students have cheoted in test, ‘ond exams. IF we inelude copying homework, 3 Match the British English words in the table to the number ts 90%. Mast of them now thnk : that its OK to cheat, because almost everyone the American English words in the text. does it Thats a problem ¥ British English ‘American English Who's cheating? mobile phones p In the past, \wooker tude chocted, but now year 10 student 2 cheats are often clever kids who need higher (14-15 years old) grades. One high school student says, ‘There's a lot of pressure on us. To get into a good : college, you have to get good grades, and to marks ‘ get beter grades some people think they have head teacher 3 to cheat.’ Other students soy that they haven't go! time to revise for tests and exams because they have to do too many sports activities or 4 Match the American English words (1-6) to the extra classes after school, correct British English words (af) The culture of cheating secondary school 5 1. gasoline a shop In the American study, 50% of students agreed 2 movie b trousers with the opinion ‘People sometimes have to lie 3 trash © motorway gre chat succeed’ cams ho cheating 1as become normal for some people. We see eae @ petrol more and more cheats in sport and in business Baars eam “Adults don’t always set a good example,’ said 6 pants f rubbish cone ninth-grader. How are they cheating? Some people simply copy or share Me onswers : to their homework, but there are also more 5 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions, using the hightech methods, Cheating is eosier with new key phrases from p.49 to agree or disagree. technology. You don’t have to look far to find 1 Init too easy to cheat? websites where you can download essays ls fosiron rapes ga aaa edny coe eel be mortage Are teachers strict enough with cheats? Feats are cor orewors nto thir MPS What should schools do with cheats? players. Some students toke photographs of Are you really cheating if you copy someone’s fests and then email them to friends. So what's homework? the solution? wawnGrammar have to/don't have to 6 Study the examples and choose the correct alternative to complete the rules. To get into a good university, you have to get good grades, You don’t have to look far to find websites where you can download essays. > Rules = have to = 'obligation/advice = don’t have to = it sfisn’t necessary to > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.86-87 Write the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions. Omit one word each time. ‘we walk to school have to doesn’t the prepare teacher lessons does have has to ? they not uniform wear have to don't a hasn't to Frankie doesn’t study have see teacher he do has to the head have you to go home has do ? test have for we the to she revise do? PE, has to do she have today doesn’t 9. to do he clean have doesn’t his bedroom school do go has today I to have to ? Dictation 8 EQIEED Listen and write the five sentences. ‘True or false? Write T or F. Correct the false sentences. In pairs. Ask and answer questions using have fo and a phrase from each box. Then think of more questions. T ‘your parents your teacher you your friends. Beating the cheats 40 Teachers can ban call phones and cameras in exams, and use special sofiware to detect ‘copying in homework. School principals can suspend or expel students who cheat, but really it's more important for people to know that they 45 don't have to cheat to be successul. n fact, @ person who cheats isn’t learning things they need for the future and will probably fail in the end — cheats never win, and real winners never cheat. > In my ideal cook at home? do homework every day? go to the supermarket? study English? do exams? get up at six o'clock? work in an office? (gH Fast finishers Write a paragraph about an ideal school. school we only have to go to school for four hours a day. We don't have to,Vocabulary and listening School life: compound nouns Start thinking Is yours a good school? Why? ‘Are other kinds of schools better in some ways? How? 1 Complete the table with the words from 1-10. Write the meanings in the Glossary if necessary. ‘Then ask and answer the questions in pairs. PT school + noun adjective + schoo! 1 Which are better: mixed schools or single-sex schools? Why? 2 What's the best school-leaving age? Why? 3. Will you send your children to a state school or a private school? Why? 4 Can you think of any reasons why school uniforms are a good idea? Weics What school rules should every school have? Tubes {Are school holidays too long ot too short? Why? What are the most useful school subjects? Why? Should primary schools and secondary schools be combined? 9 Why do some parents send their children to boarding school? 10. Have you been on a good school trip? Where? 2. Think of one good thing and one bad thing about 1-4, Then exchange opinions. > The bad thing about private schools is that you have to pay to go there 1 private schools 3. single-sex schools 2 boarding schools 4 school holidays 2. Singlessex. schools: 3 EQIBERD Look at the photos. Do you think a Toes he at ote mi sentences 1-3 are true or false? Write T or F. voy! delle Listen and check. } 1. Juliet’s parents teach her. 2. Larry prefers single-sex schools. 3. Boys at Wayne's school mustn't have their hair t00 long, 4 Listen again and answer the questions. 1 How many young people in the UK have classes at home? 2. Why does Juliet have to have a tutor? 3. Why did Larry's parents send him to St Paul's? 4 Why does Larry think that classes should be mixed? 5. What happened to Wayne in May? Why? 6 What are Wayne’s parents doing now? Why?AAR AR) AR) A) 0) wv iW Grammar should, must and have to 5 Study the examples and complete the rules with must, mustn't, should, shouldn't, have to and don’t have to. My parents have to work, ‘They don’t have to teach me. Boys and girls should be in the same class. We shouldn't have separate schools. Boys mustn’t have long hair at Wayne’s school. If your hair is below your ears, you must get it cut. (> Rules + recommendation * obligation = prohibition + no obligation > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.86-87 ani: HJ Choose the correct alternative. Then listen and check. School rules around the world The UK The school-leaving age in the UK is sixteen, but you ‘mustrt/dont have to leave school then. The USA Students in alot of American schools #mustntshould chew gum, because its against the rules. In New York theres also a rule that students 2mustnt/dont have to carry mobile phones. Some people think that schools. ‘mustrisshould change this rule, because students need phones in emergencies. re Japan Children Shave toAhould pass an exam to go to some primary schools. ‘Some secondary schools issue lists of films that students dort have to/mustrit watch. Some students arent happy about it because they think the school shouldrit/has to ry to control students’ behaviour outside school, Thailand In Thailand students #mustn/must clean their classrooms themselves. They also *have to/shouldnt sing the national anthem before school starts, 7 Complete the sentences with must(n’t), should(n’t) or (don’t) have to and the verbs in brackets. 1 You... (take) school equipment home without asking, (prohibition) 2 I... (read) Shakespeare at home. (no obligation) 3. People ... (learn) to be tolerant. (recommendation) 4 My parents say I (obligation) 5 You ... (go) there. It’s dangerous. (recommendation) (stay) at schoo! until I'm 18. 8 Rewrite the sentences. Begin with the words in brackets and use should(n't), must(n't) or (don’t) have to. > It's necessary to study for your exams. (you) You must study for your exams. It's illegal to leave your motorbike there. (you) 2 It's a good idea for older students to help new students. (older students) 3° It isn’t necessary to do that exercise. (we) 4 It’s a bad idea to sit there. (you) 5 The rules say that you aren't allowed to play music after 10 p.m. (you) 6 It's best if we respect other people. (we) 9 Write sentences about your school using the phrases in the box and should(n’t), must(n’t) or (don’t) have to. Then compare your answers in pairs. leave school at 16 use mobiles in class at at school _sing the national anthem wear a.uniform — clean the classroom. chew gum stand up when the teacher arrives Brtimuc 10 In pairs. Think of ten ways to improve your English in school and at home. Compare your ideas with the class and choose the best ones to try in future, T > I should speak only in English in class. | must try to watch some DVDs in English se Fast finishers Write six rules for your English class. Pronunciation Unit 6, Workbook p.97 Workbook pp-44-47Practical English x PEE sk for and give advice 5 1 Look at the photo. What do you think has happened? 2. EQIEEG tisten and read, What two things does Sophie advise? What's up, Vicky? You look upset. Vicky Nothing. I don’t want to talk about it Sophie Come on. Tell me. Vicky Well, I’ve just got this nasty text message from a guy in my class. ‘What should I do, Sophie? Sophie Well, whatever you do, don’t reply. That's for sure. Vicky Right Sophie I think you should show it to your teacher and ask his advice about what to do. Vicky Are you sure? Sophie Yes, definitely. Don’t worry, I'm sure everything will be OK. Yes, you're right. Thanks, Sophie. Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. = Key phrases What's up? ‘Tell me. What should I do? Whatever you do, don’t (reply). ‘That's for sure. 1 think you should (show it to your teacher) Don't worry Listen. Which word(s) are stressed in each sentence? What's up, Vicky? IT don’t want to talk about it. Tell me. What should I do? Whatever you do, don’t reply. I think you should show it to your teacher. auawne ii: 5 Write advice for each situation. > I've just failed my English exam, I think you should revise more next time. My brother always plays truant. 2 My boyfriend/girliriend isn’t talking to me 3. My headteacher suspended me because of my clothes. 4 I don't really understand this homework. In pairs, Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. Then substitute the words to practise a new dialogue about one of the situations in Ex.5. In pairs. Invent problems and give advice. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you. T eb) = esAL Writing FEES ite an opinions essay 1 Read the essay and answer the questions. 1 Is the writer generally in favour of school uniforms or against them? 2. Is there a rule at her school about uniforms? How do you say the words in your language? 4 Which phrases in the essay introduce opinions? 2 Study the key phrases. Then complete them to give your opinion about school uniform. Key phrases 1'm (not) in favour of/against for two/several/various reasons. Allin all T think that i's a good/bad thing to. For that reason, I think/don’t think EEE ordering information 3. Study the reasons for learning English and choose the three you think are the best. Then write a paragraph using the words from the box. «It’s an interesting language. + I want to travel to other countries. = [want to understand pop songs in English. * It’s useful if you want to get a job. = [want to talk to tourists in my country. firstly secondly finally | > Learning English is good for several reasons. Wr Prod Task (150-200 words) T Write an essay on the following questi you in favour of home schooling or against i ‘Are A Think and plan Think about these questions and make notes. + Do you know anyone who has home schooling? + Is home schooling common, in your opinion? = What do you think of the idea? + Do you think that more people should try home schooling? * Is home schooling better for some people than for others? = Write either three point schooling or three poi in favour of home ts against. 10 Inmy opinion, school uniforms are good 15. Idon't have to decide what to wear every 2% think that our school’s poticy on uniforms ns essay (home schooling) them? Should your change its policy? 5 Inour area, students at one school don't have to wear a schoo! uniform but at our school (like most schools in the UK) it’s compulsory. Our uniform isn't great, but T'min favour of this policy. for several reasons. Firstly, there isn't any ‘competition’ about clothes at school. We all have fo wear the same thing, so you don't feel 1d or bad about your clothes. Secondly, ‘morning, so its very convenient, Finally, like to look different when I'm out of school. So all in all [think that i's a good thing to have school uniform. For that reason, I don't should change. B Write Use the key phrases and your notes. Paragraph I Introduction > In our area, Paragraph 2 Your opi > In my opinion, Paragraph 3 Conclusion > Soll in al, Check = paragraphs = ordering information = should(n't), must(n't), (don't) have to > Workbook pp.48-51"| z EX: CeeJirto tee tater) Grammar Units 4-6 4 Choose the correct alternative. Grammar > Unit 4 1 Write sentences using the Present perfect or Past simple. 1. Jess/not play/tennis/when/she/be/fourteen 2 my brother/never/download/music/ from the Internet 3. I/burn/ten CDs/yesterday 4 we/not live/here/ten years/ago 5 my friend Tim/start/a blog/about new bands 6 I/chat/Simon/online/but/I/never/meet/him 7. we/study/German/last year 8 I/see/every/James Bond film 9. you/ever/eat/curry? 10. that computer/never/work/properly 11 you/drink/coffee/last night? 12. we/not go/cinema/last week 13. Alex/lend/me/£10/but/1/give/it/back/next day Grammar > Unit 5 2 Choose the correct alternative. 1 Sam hasn't arrived yet/already. 2. Have you still/just got back from your holiday? 3. It’s been raining since/for yesterday. 4 He's jogged/been jogging for hours. 5 Sorry, I haven't listened/been listening. 6 We still/already don’t know the results. 7 Clara has lived/been living here all her life. 8 Have you seen Tom's new mobile yet/already? 9 [haven't spoken to Stuart for/since months. 10 Tina has already/yet learned to drive. 11 ve been writing/written emails all morning 12. We've just/still finished our guitar lesson, 13. Pat still/yet hasn’t given me my CD back. 14 Are you hungry yet/just? Grammar > Unit 6 3 Write true sentences using should(n’t), must(n’t) or (don’t) have to. stay out in the sun too long use electricity near water ‘go to school on Sunday study Biology to be a doctor help your parents at home 6 study late at night play with fire drive through a red light 9 have a passport to travel outside Europe 10 lie to your parents 11 exercise regularly 12. wear a school tniform wawne an Circws dreams ‘What should /shouldn't you do if you have a dream: follow it, or leave it as a dream? Henry Jones #had/has had a dream of joining the circus #for/snce he was five years old, For the last 5 three months he “did/has been doing a course atthe circus school in Bristol. So | Sasked/'ve been asking him what it was like. His answer was enthusiastic: We've nearly finished the course and its been great fun. ve €already/yet 10 learned such a lot: So, what has he been doing/did he do? Lots and lots of exercise. You *have to/mustnt be strong to work ina circus. Joe Hayes, who *has been training/rained Henry, says you "musin'/should work out every day 15 to maintain your strength. Henry says he "wasn’/ hasnt been strong before he started the course. But after just ten weeks he says he's never felt soft “my strength "increased has increased enormously. ‘Two months ago my arms "have beenfvere really 20 weak, but now | can balance on one hand... for afew seconds!" Pmemm mmm OPO However, Henry “hasnt just been doing /didn't Just do exercises. He's also been learning how to ‘entertain audiences. You have to keep people 25 interested all the time, so your act "'mustnit/doesnt hhave to be boring | asked Henry why he “has decided/decided to do the course, He said he has "been loving/loved the Circus since he was a child. ve wanted to be part of 30 the circus "for/since years, This course has been a dream come true he said.TT] = = a a a a a s ma ma = =m ma i a ay lw Vocabulary > Units 4-6 5 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. released update talented tour online mu hit create gossip shoot 1 A lot of people download .... They don’t buy CDs. 2 My brother often plays games 3 The band ... a single but they didn’t have a ..., so they decided to ... a video. Thate websites which are full of ... about celebrities. She can sing really well - she’s very We went on... to ... publicity. He's very ... - he often works late. My dad ... people on Facebook but he doesn’t .. his profile very often. . exon 6 Complete the text with words from Unit 6. I started at"... school when | was five. Itwas a, school -#... school was too expensive, We didrit wear aa school 4..., but we had to look smart, It was easy to 5... friends with other children and | don't remember anyone breaking the school €... by playing’... or 8, other children, Our teacher was quite strict so I never »... anyone's homework and | usually got good ™... when we did a test Now a teenager at... school. ve decided | should work hard, ¥... for exams and get some ¥... so | have more chance of getting a good job in the future. SS 7 Choose the correct collocation. Sometimes more than one answer is possible. 1 The band released a new tour/single/album. 2. I’ve just asked Jonathan to help me create publicity/a website/an interview. There's a school tour/trip/journey to the Alps. 4 Did you post/send/mail a comment on the school website message board? 5. The pop star did/made/wrote an interview. 6 Have you updated/downloaded/uploaded your profile on Facebook? 7 Which search engine/page/website do you use? 8 [turned up/on/in my laptop and checked my email. 8 Write the words in the correct order to make questions. Omit one word each time. 1 personal a have ever created did you webpage ? 2. go did have on a you school last trip year ? 3 since the have read in you English last week what? 4 what at recycle that your does family home ? 5 the watch you any drama series at are ‘moment watching ? 6 your rules what you mustn’t at do school ? 7 on o'clock you the at three doing were Saturday what ? 8 many do a how you the emails send day ? 9. you to do wear have a school uniform must ? 10. should the what do at you to good get marks school ? 9 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions in Ex.8. He 10 ‘Translate the email. I a Hi Sal lve been thinking about our ICT homework and Ive had some ideas. | was surfing the Internet yesterday and | saw a great website t was easy to use and it had alot of diferent information on it: music reviews, _gossip, music to download, and it looked good, too, We have to create only one webpage so we carit have alot of information but think we should have a ‘music page, an interview with a musician, and a video. + | Have you been looking on the Internet for ideas? Have you found any sites that interest you? Jess ERI ose your English 11 Write three dialogues starting with the questions below. Write five more sentences to complete each dialogue using the key phrases section (Workbook pp.108-109) to help you. Then practise your dialogues in pairs. 1A Have you ever met someone in a chat room? Bo. 2 A What qualities do you need to be a successful pop star? B.. 3 A [think school uniforms are a good idea ~ do you? BVocabulary Action and protest What issues do people protest about? How do people protest? = = (2 Start thinking = E 1 In pairs. Do the Plan of action questionnaire. c Take ACTION — 2 mercrsinnerorwinvodsiomne — B questionnaire to complete the table. { publicise (v) meet (v) organisation (n) = Unit aims march (v) donation (n) collect (v) protest (v) volunteer (n) sponsor (v) Vocabulary petition (v) ban (n) boycott (n) = «Action and protest campaign (v) _support (n) | = Phrasal verbs: a campaign E Grammar Merb Noun : = will v might meet ‘meeting » 1 conditional = * be going to = will v be going t0 Communication ‘You can change r the world, but = Make suggestions 5 BBs what's the best * Talk about future plans way to do it? = Write a formal letter (protest) ‘iiss te Heal plan of action for each situation. Some buildings in your school are in bad concition, but there isn't any money to repair them. a You need publicity. Journalists will write about the issue if you invite them to a meeting and show them Everyday listening the buildings. & speaking b Organise 2 march in the streets Interviewing a 2 Acharity says that 50% of the world's campaigner children are poor and hungry. > pO2 Donate some money and organise @ collection of clothes for the charity b Organise a smal protest. The Culture & CLIL government might listen and give Florence Nightingale more aid dpi | EE 3 Your community needs a new sports centre, but there isn't enough money for it. a Volunteer to help to build the sports centre. bb Organise a sports event. You'll raise lots of money from sponsors. 4 Parents are unhappy because some shop: selling violent video games to children. a Start a petition to ban all violent video games. b Hold a meeting with the shop managers. They right be stricter about who buys those games if you! explain the problem. town areii 3 EERIE Listen to two people discussing the Plan of action questionnaire. Match opinions a-e to dialogues 1-5. a. It might help a bit b That definitely won't help. © It probably won't have much effect. d_ That will definitely work better. e It will be more effective, EEE. nate suggestions 4 EQIEMD Listen and study the key phrases. Then think of suggestions for problems 1-4. Use vocabulary and phrases from Ex.2 and 3. T =) Key phrases Let’s (organise a meeting). How about (starting an email campaign)? Why don’t we (boycott the shops)? Shall we (protest about i)? 1 There's a lot of litter in your town. 2 Anew law says that students must go to school from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Saturdays. 3. Two people from your town want to compete in the Paralympics but they haven't got enough money. 4 There are plans to close your local park and build houses there, 5 A chain of big supermarkets isn't paying enough to South African farmers who produce fut for them. a Boycott those supermarkets and start an email ‘campaign, The supermarkets will change their policy if enough people get involved bb Get sponsorship fora trip to South Africa. Farmers might appreciate a visit to show your support. Grammar will v might 5 Study the examples and complete the rules. You'll raise lots of money from sponsors. That definitely won’t help. The government might listen and give more aid ‘The journalists might not come. > Rules #8. /oos = a prediction we are quite certain about = 2... = something we think is possible. = Will and might? singular, > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.88-89 change in the 3* person 6 Rewrite the sentences using will/won’t and might (not). T you/see/me/tomorrow (maybe not) Joel/donate/money (definitely) she/volunteer/help (maybe) people/listen/us (maybe not) IMlive/here/2020 (definitely not) government/change/next year (definitely) next prime minister/be/a woman (maybe) I/leave school/at 16 (definitely not) 7 Write sentences with your opinions. Use one phrase from each column and will/won’t or might (not). > | wor't be a politician in the future. 1 bea politician | one day the school close soon my friend be important | in the future the world end in my lifetime this town protest tomorrow the government | change 8 In pairs. Talk about things you will/won't/might (not) do this week. > | might go shopping tomorrow: \G8 Fast finishers Write predictions about your friends and family using will/won't and might (not) D> Workbook pp.52-55G2) Start thinking How do humans use animals? o you think most humans are considerate to animals? 1 EBIEKE Look at the photos in the blog. Predict the writer’s opinions about circuses with animals. Then listen and read to check. 2. Read the text again and write questions for the answers. > When is International Animal Rights Day? It’s on 10* December Since 2009 It’s an animal rights organisation Because there were a lot of people there. 50,000,000. To tell people the facts about the fur industry. Because she thinks that they're cruel 31 Because she frequently repeats the same things. Mf Worbd perenne 10" December - International ‘Animal Rights Day Ive been a member of PETA (People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals) since 2009. i's 5 an organisation which believes that animals aren't on the planet for the benefit of humans = not for food, clothes or entertainment. As its International Animal Rights Day again, Ive been thinking about some of the PETA campaigns that 10 Ivesupported, | went on a big demo in London against the fur trade. Itwas exciting because so many people ‘came, and we had a lot of support for our cause, | sil think its a problem though - it seems 15. impossible, but every year the fur trade kills ity million animals, just for fashion! That’ crazy. In factif | have time next week, I might start an ‘email campaign about it. Maybe people won't buy fur if they know the facts 20. We also organised a smal protest here when @ circus came to our town, We said that people should boycott the show because it used animals. f people dont goto circuses with animals, the circuses will change ~ its simple 25 Circuses usually spend about 11 months of the year travelling, with animals kept in cages most of the time. think its unnatural and cruel 1 train wild animals and put them in cages. 3 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. 1 Do you agree with Tanya's opinions or any of the comments on the blog? Why? 2. Are there other ways that humans are cruel to animals? 3 Is there much cruelty to animals in your country? Do you think that people should campaign for animal rights? Why? 5 Are there other problems which ate more important? What are they? mms mh mm ii 4 Find the opposites of the words (1-5) in Tanya’s blog or the comments. 1. possible 4 sensitive 2 natural 5 3. acceptable Elephants in the wild sometimes walk 25 miles 30a day! Inthe last ten years, 31 circus elephants have died young, which is realy unacceptable. | also disagree with the methods that circuses use to tain the animals, as they're often cruel. ‘Anyway, | know some of my friends think that 35. this s boring as I say the same things again and + again and again, but | dontt care. You'llfind a latof information about tif you look on the Internet, and then you can decide for yoursel. Dee (HelenHope) (Macattack) 6 (Paula) (Tea)5 What are the opposites of the words in the box?’ Grammar Write the words in the Glossary, Workbook pp.99-107. Then use the opposites to complete Fy ai 1* conditional the sentences. 6 Study the examples and complete the rules. [possible happy healthy sane _kind| Situation Result - Ifyou have kids one day, | you'll understand ii 1 I don't exercise. I feel very ee x me 2 like you a lot, and I'll be ... when you leave. Fe nae Te a 3. Why are you talking to your poster of Robert ae ii eee TET have time nest week, | might start an email 4 We can’t organise a protest in one day. It’s Sempetn. a We need a week. Result Situation S| Why are some people ... to animals? You'll find a lot of if you look on the Internet information about it 9 wma What wl ides ink | hey ae youre? Write a comment about Tanya's blog. Include your + a opinions fom Ex. We Rules = We use the I conditional for probable situations in the present or! s+ 2. + willywon'e + + = We use *... instead of will i the result isn't certain. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.88-89 7 Complete the 1* conditional sentences. 1 if/he/support/us/we/win 2 I/not sponsor/you/il/you/not finish/race 3. she/boycott/shop/if/it/sell/violent video games 4 people/not know /about it/if/we/not organise/ meeting 5. if/you/ban/circuses/people/not be/happy 6 if/we/ask/people/lots of them/volunteer 8 Complete the questions with your ideas. Then ask and answer in pairs. > A What will happen if you don't pass your exams? B il have to do them again. What will happen if. Ifa circus comes to our town, .? What will you do if .2 If there’s an exam, If you go on holiday, .2 If tell you a secret, 2 Will you be happy if .? Will you be unhappy if .2 Ifyou find 200 euros, .? 10 What will you say if, .2 Wil animats PONT BELONS eorvonsuna D Workbook pp.52-55 talPhrasal verbs: a campaign (2 Start thinking Why is the Amazon rainforest in danger? Do you know anyone who's campaigning for something? 1 Listen and read and match the verbs to their synonyms (1-8). 1 eventually have 2 establish 3. continue 4 care for 5 discover 6 destroy 7 participate in 8 subscribe to 2 Complete the sentences with your own ideas to help you remember the phrasal verbs. Then compare with the rest of the class and memorise the best examples. Twant to set up a club for If you carry on shouting, I'll We're .... Do you want to join in? Before I'm old, I want to find out It’s possible that ... will wipe out humans. If you smoke, you might end up I think we should look after .. Sign up for my newsletter and you'll get... evaneune gE The world’ rainforests are in danger and we must look after them. When we destroy forests, we wipe out plant and animal species. If we carry on with the destruction, well aso end up with serious environmental problems. !m going to set up a campaign so people can find out how they can help. To publicise my campaign, 'm going to go to the Amazon rainforest next July, and I'm going to swim a hundred kilometres of the River Amazon in ten days. You can sign up for my newsletter and join in activities on my website, or watch the documentary about my trip on TV. Molly Osborne Listen to a journalist interviewing Molly Osborne. Which two questions aren’t in the interview? What's your campaign for? 2. How much money will you make from sponsors? Are you going to keep some of the money? What problems do you think you might have? 5 Will you carry on if there are piranhas in the river? 6 Is someone going to look after you while you're there? 7 While you're travelling, what are you going to do? 8 How many schools are you going to build? 9. When’s the documentary going to be on TV? ae In pairs. Try to remember Molly’s answers to the questions in Ex.3. Then listen again and check. mom om DEPPGrammar be going to 5 Study the examples and complete the rules. ‘We're going to go there a week before the swim. I'm not going to worry about it Is someone going to look after you? What are you going to do? (> Rules = We use be going to to talk about the future. + Present simple of + going to + * > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.88-89 a ii 6 One or more words are missing from the sentences or questions. Rewrite them, including the missing words. > Sally's to sign up for a course in Environmental Studies (+ 1 word) Sally's going to sign up for a course in Environmental Studies. I'm to join in (+ 1 word) Molly's got great publicity and going to end up on TV (+ 1 word) they're write a book about the rainforest (+ 2 tei is: lei lei Let words) s 4 I going to help you - you have to do it alone ‘al (+ 2 words) 5 she going carry on with her plans? (+ 2 words) a 6 how you travel? (+ 3 words) 7 why you going set up a campaign? (+ 2 words) 8 Molly going go alone ~ she’s going to take her FI father (+ 2 words) 7 Read the situation. Then write questions for 1-8 using be going to. Situation: i There ate plans to close a public swimming poo! and to build office blocks on the land. You want to organise a concert for publicity and to protest. el when/pool/close how many/office blocks/they/build how/people/find out/about/concert which/groups/you/invite where/the groups/play pay/the groups how much/tickets/cost what time/concert/start evouawne 8 In pairs, Ask and invent answers for the questions in Ex.8, using be going to. will v be going to 9 Study the examples and complete the rules with will and be going to. | think the biggest problem will be illness. We're going to make a documentary about the swim. (> Rules intentions predictions > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.88-89 10 Decide which part of each sentence is an intention and which part is a prediction. Rewrite each sentence using will and be going to. 1 He (sleep), then he (not feel) tired. 2 I (eat) a sandwich, so I (not be) hungry later. 3. My horoscope says that I (have) a bad day, so I (not go) out. 4 Mark (join in) on Wednesday, so I hope that our team (win). 1 (feel) fitter soon because I (exercise). 6 They (watch) the news tonight, so they (understand) the situation. 7 [think the film (be) good, so I (see) it Dictation 11 EER Listen and write the five questions. ‘Then ask and answer in pairs. 12 Think about your intentions for the future, using, the phrases from the box or your own ideas. Predict the consequences. > Im going to marry young. That means Ill have more energy to play with my children. ‘marry young improve my English have a lot of children work in an office study abroad help my parents go to university buy a house before I'm 30 13 In pairs. Ask and answer about your intentions for the future, using your ideas from Ex.12, T > A Ave you going to marry young? B Yes, | am. That means. € Fast finishers Write about your intentions for the next two weeks and predict the consequences. Pronunciation Unit 7, Workbook p.97 > Workbook pp.52-55Look at the photo. What do you think Alex is asking his neighbour? FQIEGE Listen and read. What is Alex doing next week? Alex Hi, Mr Johnson. Have you got a minute? MrJohnson Hello, Alex. What can I do for you? Alex I'm doing a ten-kilometre run for charity next week, and I’m looking for sponsors. MrJohnson That's very good, Alex. What's it for? Alex W’s for a children’s charity. MrJohnson And when ate you running? Alex I'm running next Sunday. Some friends are going to do it with me, too. I'm hoping to raise about £150. Will you sponsor me, please? MrJohnson Yes, OK. It sounds like a good cause. I'l give you £5 if you finish the ten kilometres! Alex I'm going to try! MrJohnson Well, good luck! Alex Thanks. EQJERED tisten and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. = Key phrases 5 In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. ‘Then substitute the words to practise a new dialogue with information from the poster. Have you got a minute? What can I do for you? I'm (doing a ten-kilometre run next week). T'm hoping to (raise about £150). It sounds like (a good cause) We use the Present continuous when we talk about definite plans or arrangements in the future: ''m running next Sunday. 4 Read the information. Write sentences about 1-5 * for the Red Cross using the Present continuous. * next month (Saturday 15" October) Remember BB rl Sah tev fring) BF Peter - dentist (10.30) Mun - hunch wth unt Hamet (00) ASarah - meet Alex in toun (3.00) rad Daa = cams larg) 6 In pairs. Talk about your intentions and arrangements. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you. ™ ml Yel Th We vel We) fet fm me iea ia a Writing EEE ite a formal letter ERE ep aining TY 1 Read the tetter and answer the questions. 3 Find sentences including phrases a~d in the 1 What is James sending to the university? Why? letter. Then complete sentences 1-4 with your TH 2 What's James's address? ‘own ideas. 3. What's the recipient's address? a because —_€ therefore 4. Does James use full forms or contractions? b as 4. for this reason 5. Where are his name, tile and signature? 1 2. Tam against ... as a Students Against Nuclear Energy 3. The rainforests are in danger. We have therefore 8 Dene Gardens decided to... alba 4 I think that ... is cruel. For this reason, .. ren HAS BHB 5 The Union President Students Union eee BOLE TE formal letter (protest) / i HAS 7RD mj 10. 308 April Task (150-200 words) T Dear Sir or Madam, Write a formal letter to the local newspaper with your opinions on the following situation: Your local council is going to close a skateboard park near your town. They're going to sell the land | ar inthe sixth form at St Marks School, Halford and | representa group called 'Students Against Nuclear Energy’. am writing to you because we Be Ie creed sou etn bd ep to a company that wants to build a motorway. station in our area, You're in an organisation which wants to stop this. Ie ci ores nic ceck palace Ga A Think and plan so if thee is one near our town, the residents might Thintaheat these questinns aad imakelotess be in danger. If we have a nuclear power station here, at] vi bea petal danger for handed oF eas * What's the name of your organisation? Renewable eneray, on the other hand, is a better = Why are you concerned? What problems might a motorway cause? Why is a skateboard park better? How are you going to protest? What would you like the recipient to do? i altemative as itis cleaner and safer. are going to organise a protest For this reason, we 25 are sending you a poster and we hope that you will support us and help to public ths event to your B Write students too . > ‘We have therefore decided to take action, and we A i Use the key phrases and your notes. “Thank you in advance for your help in this matter. Paragraph 1 Introduction Yours faithful > represent group called Paragraph 2 The problem » FD Saeceen canes, Paragraph 3 Action Students Against Nuclear Energy > We have therefore decided to St Marks School, Halford i) ial i FT| C Check * layout 2 Study the key phrases. Then write the correct = correct opening and closure rT | closure, Yours sincerely, or Yours faithfully, for = explanation words the openings. = will v be going to TO Key phrases ‘Dear Sir or Madam, > Dear Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms Brown, > = Lam writing to you because. Thank you in advance for. a D> Workbook pp.56-59 al—_— —_——____- rn Vocabulary fi @ Books and films: genres f G2 Start thinking (= What are your favourite films and books? ‘What is the most recent film you've seen and book fi you've read? Were they good? i. 1 Match the nouns/compound nouns to the books il ilman ‘amen (co) toon wuarbie beaber gee: Nouns Compound nouns a comedy an adventure iz iction a thle 2 elene-fition adrama a detective = story | a mystery a fantasy a i i a musical a war Unit aims a western a horror | = Vocabulary a romance any | = Books and films: genres = Books and films: features Grammar = like v would like = can, could and will be able to = 2% conditional Communication = Talk about wishes and likes » Recommend and express preferences + Write a book review DS everyday listening , & speaking Buying cinema tickets iB ” P93 % Culture & CLIL The British film industry >Pe EE Literature The Importance of Being Earnest by Oscar Wilde > pp.112-1132 Invent titles for books and films of different genres using words from the table. Then, in Pairs, guess the genre of your partner’s titles. Ti] > A The first title is Life Without Laura. = B Is ita romance? A Yes itis the man three brains awoman — in the future city of the crazy dogs two kids and Laura songs from the million-dollar deat battle with the dark voices without | the dead life space = 3 In pairs. Do the Books and Films Questionnaire ij Part 1. How many of your answers are the same? ‘Are there any genres that you don't like reading? * What's the best book you've ever read? What genre was it? HE wnat are your favourte fim genres? * ‘Are there any genres that you don’t like watehing? 7 * What's the best film you've seen. "year? What genre wasit? 3 What genres of flm would you like © toact in? Why? FFE Have you ever laughed ti you cried while you were watching a film? * Which film would you like to see this weekend? a Grammar like v would like 4 Study the examples and complete the rules with like or would like. What do you like reading? Which film would you like to see this weekend? (> Rules = 1... + to + base form = things you want to do #2. -ing form = things you enjoy > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.90-91 5 Complete the sentences about you and your friends and family, using (don’t) like or would (n't) like to. > My dad likes fiction films, buying DVDs. be in a musical. reading in English. .. write a novel. g0 to Hollywood. meet a really famous actor or actress. singing in the shower. watching horror films. (EEE 2k about wishes and likes Listen and study the key phrases. Then. ask and answer about the activities in Ex.5 pairs, T watching old science- eyauawne y= Key phrases Do you like (buying Would you like to DVDs)? (be in a musical)? Yes, Ido, Yes, I would. No, I don't No, I wouldn't. Hove/hate it rd loverhate it 1 don't mind { wouldn't mind > A Do you like buying DVDs? B Yes, | do, (ge Fast finishers Write true sentences about you, using like and would like, D Workbook pp.60-63{2 Start thinking How long has the film industry existed? How has technology changed the film industry? you think they first appeared in the cinema. ‘Then listen and read to check. senog Study strategy [Eeuuluios reading = Moving 23 \ pictures ; technology and the movies there weren't any cinemas. When movies (short for moving pictures’ first appeared, they were a sensation. From the first silent, Black and white fs films to the latest digital productions, the film = computer-generated images (CGI) 1 EQESEA Number the developments in the order } Ree eee i 5 3D films industry has changed a lot over the last century. sound In the very early days, people could usualy only SE colour watch short firs ina tent when a travelling digital projectors picture show’ came to their town. The first see to permanent cinema was Thomas Tally’s Electric, surround oun Bh permanent coere nas omer mayen: | iB By 1007 here were more than 4000 cnermas wine USA where ausences could watch stent Somedies dames endnewsrepors atime 1s Ganthavesouratacks, viewers Could hear 2. Find the key words in each question. Then find ore into oo tart appeared on the screen the answers by going quickly through the article 494 between shots and a pianist accompanied the gp ooking for the key words. Was it easy to find the film with live music. information? “The first films in colour amazed audiences 1 2 3 = 3 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. PT 1 ween ‘When did the first permanent cinema open? as early as 1912, although colour tims were oe ue oo not common until much later. It was the How did music accompany silent films Introduction of sound, however, which really Which genres became popular with the revolutionised the cinema between 1926 and introduction of sound? 1930. Genres like musicals and horror became. Semen popular as fim producers and directors coul Was ‘Smell-0- Vision’ popula include songs, dialogue and sound effects in ‘What has had an enormous effect on science- their: aie a fiction films? What's the advantage of digital projectors? How will we be able to experience characters’ emotions in the future? What makes a good film? How is the cinema better than DVDs? ‘What are the disadvantages of the cinema? Does your country make good films? Would you like to use sensors to experience characters’ feelings? Why? 5. Write a noun ending with the suffix -er or -or for each definition. Check your answers and = EMER iiiacreucua Suffixes: -er and -or write the meanings in the Glossary, Workbook 99-107. 4 Which nouns correspond to verbs 1-4? Sean the le vio ‘a TH article to find corresponding nouns ending with 1A person who directs films is a film a the suffix -er or -or. 2 Aperson who speaks well is a good qe at 3. A person who conducts an orchestra is a 4A person who invents things is an .. 2 prod 4 t aaa ee 5 A person who paints is a... ee Fast finishers Ee E tea ist of eer nouns with he suf -orer-e ©Grammar : couldn't carry on in movies because they didn't can, could and will be able to have good voices or simply couldnt act and 6 Study the examples and complete the rules with speak at the same time. 30 films were quite popular for a while in the 1950s and around 1960 there were experiments with systems where films were accompanied by smells (AromaRamal and ‘Smell-O-Vision), but they weren't very successful, Film technology didn't change much until the 1970s, when surround-sound became popular. After that, the next real revolution came with computers. Film-makers can now create very realistic special effects, and computer-generated images have had a huge impact, particularly on science- fiction and fantasy films and on animation. ‘These days, digital projectors can produce clearer images, and as 3D technology and CGI techniques improve, people are starting to say that soon we won't be able to tell what's real and what's not. It's also possible that with future technology we'll be able to wear special sensors so we'll be able to feel exactly the same ‘emotions and sensations as the characters on. the screen But... will we really want to do that? can, could and will be able to. What are the negative forms of the example sentences? Digital projectors ean produce clearer images. By 1907 audiences could wateh silent comedies. We'll be able to feel exactly the same emotions and sensations as the characters. > Rules = past = 1 = present = = future = 4 Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.90-91 Complete the sentences with can(t), could(n’t) and witl/won't be able to. 1 Let's move - I... see at the moment 2. ve got a DVD player in my room, so I... watch films in bed. 3. If the cinema closes next month, we ... see any new films, 4 Before 1926, audiences ... hear actors’ voices in films. 5. She was great. She ... sing and act 6 I'llbea star and you ... see me on TV. Complete the text with the verbs and the correct forms of can, could and will be able to. hear control wear stimulate smell __ enjoy Cinema and the senses In the first ‘Smell audiences... thirty different odours, Uni Vision’ film, Scent of Mystery tunately g the odours were n some people... the film. There th the first 3D films because pe glasses for long ~ the also problems These days we 4... 3D films wit it any problems, and scientists say that soon they 8... emotions in the nce using electrical pulses in special clothes. But ... they... everything we feel, and will we lke tif they do? Think of another invention. What could we do with it in the past? What can we do now? What will we be able to do in the future?Books and films: features 2B Start thinking Look at the covers of the books on this page. What Kind of stories do you think they are? What are best-sellers and blockbusters? 1 Check the meanings of the words in the questionnaire. Then complete the table. Books only Films only | Both books and Books and Filais EK Do the best Books and tims haves happy ending? Have special effects become more important than the plot in some films? Would you prefer fo be a novelist or a film director? Do you like romantic scenes in books and films? Have you read any best-sellers? What did you think of them? Have you seen any blockbusters at the cinema recently? ‘Who's your favourite hero or heroine and who are the most evil villains you know in books and films? oe FE FR IK HK IK IK IK IKK Do you like books and films with historical themes and settings? Ifyou don't like the beginning of a book or film, do you usualy carry on reading or watching? Which stars would be in the cast of your perfect film? 2. Im pairs. Do the Books and Films Questionnaire Part 2 from Ex.1 3 EQJERED Read the preview and listen to the podcast. Which topics do the people mention? Tomance blockbuster war detective characters plot fa bestseller _ special efecs 4 EQIERED Listen to the podcast again and answer the questions. 1 In Emma's opinion, what kind of story is The Invisible Man? 2. What did Emma prefer about The Invisible Man? 3. What did she think of the characters in The Time Machine? 4 In the presenter’s opinion, what was H.G.Wells’s attitude to the future? 5 Who would Emma visit if she had a time machine? 6 What would Emma do if she was invisible? The weekiy podcast including reviews of new ‘books and readers’ favourites. This week's featured classics ore: What would you do iF you bbecame invisible? IF you had o «ime machine, where would you 90? so coh 8 i| ik ; g | Grammar ——————_— 2” conditional 8 Make 2" conditional questions. Then ask and answer in pairs. P The Invisible Man 1 What (you/do) if (you/become) invisible? 5 Study the examples and choose the correct alternative to complete the rules. Situation Result The Time Machine it had a better Ya like it more. 2 If (you/have) a time machine, where (you/go)? protagonist, 3. If (you/go) to the past, who (you/visit)? I you built a time where would you go? The Dark Knight machine 4 If (you/have) a special power, what (it/be)? Result ituation 5 If (you/be) a superhero, (you/tell) any of your It wouldn’t be so. if it was more optimistic. friends? Why? powerful Twilight What would you like to | if you went to the past? 6 (you/love) a person if (you/discover) he/she see was a vampire? Why? Would you be positive | if you wrote science 7 What (you/do) if (you/become) a vampire? about the future fiction? > Rules = 2 conditional = 'probable/improbable situations and their results. = If + *Past simple/would + *Past simple/woutd + base form, = We tean/can't say if + would. ‘© The result Scan/can’t come at the beginning or end of the sentence. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.90-91 6 Complete the 2" conditional sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 Ifyou ... (travel) to the past, you ... (learn) about history. 2 Ifthe story ... (have) a happy ending, we tion (not believe) it 9 EQIERG Listen and write the five questions. 3 I... (not watch) the film if... (hate) the book. ‘Then ask and answer in pairs. 4 The story ... (be) more fun if they ... (change), the setting 10 “In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. T 5 She... (not be) happy if you ... (not go) tothe What would you do if you were party. 1 famous? 6.908 6 Ifyou ... (buy) a ticket for him, he... (come) to 3 the President? 7 dying? the cinema, a) erected 8 five again 7 Complete the sentences with your ideas. eg cee aes 5 wan insect? 10 immortal? 1 If people could see into the future, If we left school at sixteen, I'd be very surprised ‘he world would be better Write about your partner's answers from Ex.10, School would be more fun using the 2» conditional. > If Susana was famous, she'd. (28 Fastfinishers 2 3 4 5 > Workbook pp.60-63Practical English PEERS "ecormmend and express preferences 1 Look at the people in the photo. Where are they and what are they doing? 2. EQIERAD Listen and read. What type of film does Harry choose in the end? Nadia Harry Nadia Harry Nadia Harry Nadia Harry a= Key phrases JEEZ] Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs Hey, Nadia, have you seen any good films recently? Yes, one or two. Oh good - then you'll be able to help me choose a DVD. What about this one? Is it any good? I'd only recommend that if you liked really bad musicals. If you got that, you'd hate it No, OK ~ I don’t fancy that then, Here you are. You might prefer this. What's that? Mission to Planet Q? No, I'm not really into science fiction. I'd like to get a good comedy. A comedy... et... OK, well, try this one. It's got a really funny plot. think you'll like it OK. Pll trust you. Thanks, Nadia. No problem. What about this one? 5 In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. Is it any good? Then substitute the words to practise a new = 1rd only recommend that if you liked (really bad dialogue about books you've read. musicals) 1 don’t fancy that. 6 In pairs. Talk about films or books that you = You might prefer (this). “know. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to T'm not really into (science fiction). help you. PT hy this one = 4 In pairs. Check the meaning of the adjectives in the box and practise the mini-dialogue about films. Then compare your opinions about a film you've both seen, substituting the words with { amazing moving dull__—_ predictable | hilarious clever gripping. violent badly-acted/written soppy > A Have you seen (Avatar)? B Yes, | have ‘A What did you think of it? B | thought it was really clever and moving, A. Me too/Really? | thought it was very predictable 4 and a bit dull 5navuw ° eee) ~ Writing PEI write a book review ii 1 Read the book review and answer the questions. 1 What's the theme of the book? 2. Did the reviewer enjoy it? i 3 How many paragraphs are there in the i review: 4 Which paragraphs express opinions and which express facts? my 5 If you were writing about a film, how ‘would you change the words in the first paragraph? ® i 2 3 Iruulotu JOHN Boyn ant D rE 2 Study the key phrases. Then write about a a, i recommen — ane . a ich I rea iii film using four of the key phrases. ai eal ie Key phrases Boy in the Striped Pyjamas. The author 5. of the book is John Boyne and it came out in 2006. Its set in Poland during the Second World War and, the main characters are two young boys ~ a German T'd like to recommend Ws set in, ‘The main characters are. i story centres on boy called Bruno and a Polish boy called Shmuel. s acne Tiedaee ee The story centres on the relationship between the ‘Allivahe i: 10. boys and the different situations which they are in, na Ta/l wouldn't change. The things | liked most about the book were the a characters and the theme of friendship. Some of the scenes are very memorable because they're etree eae paragraphs (review) so strong, but the style and the plot are extremely 15. simple because a child is narrating the story. It's very 3 Match the paragraph titles (1-4) with the interesting how the writer shows us that if you were a phrases (a-d). small child, you'd see the world in a different way. 1 Introduction a | particularly liked. All in all, | loved the novel and I wouldn't change the 2 Details b On the whole, plot or characters. This is an easy book to read, with 3. Opinions ¢ It’s about a famous 20a very strong ending and a message you won't be spy. able to forget. 4 Conclusion 4. ..., who also wrote Northern Lights, Wr BB book review Ef Os B Write Use the key phrases and your notes. Paragraph 1 Introduction Task (150-200 words) T Write a review of a book which you enjoyed. \E A Think and plan > Id lke to recommend, ‘Think about these questions and make notes. Paragraph 2 Details au = What's the title of the book? > Ws set. = Who wrote it? Paragraph 3 Opinions = What's the setting and who are the main ae > The things} | liked most il characters in it? _ = What did you like most about it? Paragraph 4 Conclusion no + Has it got a good plot or any really > Allin al al memorable scenes? = What did you think of it overall? Check 5 + Is there anything that you would change * order and content of paragraphs about it? = book vocabulary ma > Workbook pp.64-67Art: nouns 2) Start thinking ‘Who are your favourite painters? ‘What kind of art and which works of art do you like? é Vocabulary nl =e = 1 FA Copy and complete the table with the words in the Art quiz and do the quiz in pairs. Then listen and check. Places __| People _| Works of art | Events ne painting | Unit aims Vocabulary Art: nouns = Art: adjectives Grammar = Present simple passive and Past simple passive: positive and negative * Active to passive «= Present simple passive and Past simple passive: questions Communication + Doa quiz ‘The impressionists — « Express doubt and persuade were. i) SAT ag Te j Remains = Write a review of a work of art 2 pricfanat iil a cig ee | movement { i b_ agroup of critics. exhibitions for special paintings. Everyday listening & speaking Cetera) Asking for information > p94 Culture & CLIL Pop Art SS 0) D smw-tumeris known as one ofthe best British a abstract artis. b landscape artists. portrait artistsa a iy Write definitions of six ofthe words from Ex.1. Grammar ” ‘Then listen to your partner’s definitions and guess the words. Present simple passive and Past simple " passive: positive and negative > A It’s person who collects things B A collector 3 Study the examples and complete the rules with be, active and passive. Passive: Sculptures aren’t usually made from gold. Active: Artists don’t usually make sculptures from gold. Passive: It was painted by Leonardo da Vinci. Active: He painted it in the 16 century. This sculpture by Fernando Botero is exhibited ina gallery in Colombia, Sculptures aren't usually made from. Rules This painting by Pierre-Auguste Renoir was sold to acollector at an auction for. a $17,000,000 b $78,000,000 «$170,000.00 the subject performs the verb = 2... the subject doesn’t perform the verbs * subject + Present/Past simple of... + past participle } Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.92-93 a gold b marble, © bronze, 4 Complete the passive sentences. Present 1 portraits/not paint/very often/these days 2. abstract art/criticise/lots of people 3 this sculpture/make/bronze Past 4 the painting/not sell/while/Van Gogh/be/alive 5 some artists/not accept/society 6 museum/open/president 5 Complete the text with words from the box. The Mona Lisa was painted by... It was2... by the king of France and it?.. putin the Louvre Museum in Paris. When itwas ... n 1911, Picasso and the poet Apolinaire... interrogated by ¢.., but in the end a museum worker confessed to the crime. These days the Mona Lisa’... seen 6... six millon people every year, but the paintings in the Louvre % protected very well now. 6 Write true and false sentences about the works of art in the quiz. Then close your book and test your partner. rer ee Pician) > The Mona Lisa was painted by Botero. r| es (Ge Fast finishers This masterpiece: which is. Write sentences about your school using passive Mesias a Santiago, Chile forms and the ideas below. Eis) psinedy eorardo da Vinci He painted itn b- Malaga, Spain. The school... (build/situate/clean) Students... (teach/punish/treat/give} arene eel tudents...(teach/punish/treat/give) Ba & the 15* century a BAN tne 1% cenury the 17% century. | } Workbook pp.68-71Reading 2) Start thinking What are the strangest works of art you've ever seen? Do you like them? Can anything be art? Why? JEEZ} Listen and read. Were critics in the /e about Dada? Art, because the artist says it’s art ‘The Dada movement was started in Switzerland in 1916 by a group of artists who were shocked by the terrible events of the First World War. The origin of the name 5 Dada isn't certain, but the objectives of the movement are clear: through art and literature they protested against the war and ‘what they saw as the meaninglessness of the world. They rejected traditional ideas about 10 art because they ‘wanted to change the way people thought. They ‘wanted to start 15 something new. Dada was sometimes fun, often provocative and always original, 29 and all of those characteristics are seen in the work of the French artist Marcel Duchamp. 25 Inhis opinion, art was usually created for the eyes, but he wanted to create art for the mind, When 430 he added a beard and moustache to a copy of the Mona Lisa and called it LH.0.0.Q (2919), it was an anti- 35. art joke, With his Bicycle Wheel (1913) he was saying, ‘this is art because the artist says it's LLH.0.0Q by Marcel Duchamp 2 True, false or doesn’t say? Write T, F or DS. Correct the false sentences. P 1 The Dada movement was started by artists who rejected war. 2. Dada disagreed with artists’ ideas from the past. 3 Duchamp wanted people to think about art. 4 Duchamp’s work was sometimes accepted for exhibitions in his lifetime. 5. Dada artists sometimes created sculptures 6 All French critics hated Dada. 7. Critics’ opinions about Dada have become more negative as time has passed. 8 The Dada movement has had no effect on artists today. Ey 3 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions. PT 1 What do you think of the works of art in the photos on this page and p.77? What kind of works would you produce if you were an artist? Does Duchamp’s work seem shocking to you? Do you think this kind of work really is art? 5 Do any writers, artists or musicians shock people these days? How? v ae art’ for Duchamp, everyday objects could be art. In 1917 he inverted a urinal, signed it with a false name, called it Fountain and sent the ‘sculpture’ to 40 an exhibition. It was rejected. In fact Dada wasn't accepted by most critics. It ‘was completely different from the traditional world of paintings and sculptures. One critic said that Dada was the ‘sickest and most 45 destructive thing’ invented by humans. But opinions change, and in 2004 Fountain was voted ‘the most influential work of modern art’ by a group of S00 British critics. In fact, you look at some of the works of art which are 50 produced today by controversial artists such ‘as Damien Hirst, you can see that it all started. with Dada, Thanks to Dada, there are no rules. Everything can be art now. Fountain by Marcel DuchampFFT] Grammar id 4 Find synonyms in the text for 1-6. Active to passive Sy 1 sims (paragraph 0 6 Study the table and complete the rules. m 2. emptiness (paragraph 1) . : 3 features (paragraph 2) Subject Active verb | Object m7 4 common (paragraph 2) Agroupof | sated the Dada 5 most unhealthy (paragraph 3) ees ee 6 important (paragraph 3) i be + past 7 a Subject pa by + agent 5 Replace the words in the mini-dialogue with The Dada fey woe 7 synonyms from the box. Passive | movement |S S@€4 | of ants. : adore attractive actually : . represent eye-catching _original > Rules o * object of active sentence =... of passive Andy That painting is ‘very different. The + subject of ative sentence = 2... of passive ; colours are nice. * tense of verb in active sentence = tense of be in mj Fiona Yes, | ‘really love it. It’s very ‘striking. 4 What does it ‘show, exactly? + if agent is included, precede with ¢ Tj — Laura Well, i's me, sn fact. That's my portrait. > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.92-93 : Fiona Oh! 7 Complete the sentences. Check if the past, participles are irregular on pp.114-115. os ge Fast finishers > Agallery bought that painting, Wirite a list of other pars of synonyms. That painting was bought by —a gallery Millions of people ... this museum. b ... is visited ... millions of people. a Collectors hid ... during the war. b During the war paintings ... by collectors. a. The critic ... your sculpture. b_... wasn't mentioned by 8 Make the active sentences passive and the passive sentences active. Surrealism Dada artist influenced the sureaits. Surrealist atss created some ridiculous objects. ‘Atiss'imaginations arent restricted by surrealism Surtealism ist understood by a lot of people. ‘The surrealist movement was ed by André Breton 9 Make sentences about people, places and objects using phrases 1-8. Then, in pairs, listen to your partner’s sentences and guess what they are. Fe > These beautiful ceramics are made in Valencia | 1 are made 5 is seen Bees Weert = 2 was built 6 are eaten ree ‘arcel Duchamp 3 were used 7 is celebrated 4 are found 8 was invented ee es D> Workbook pp.68-71Vocabulary and Art: adjectives tening {2D Start thinking Have you ever won a prize? What for? What would you like to win a prize for if you could? 1 In pairs. Check the meaning of the adjectives in the box. In your opinion, is each one positive or [beautiful controversial amusing shocking imaginative ridiculous, traditional dull colourful | strange provocative __ original | Ee aking word stress 2 EQERE] Find the stressed syllable in each word in Ex.1. Then listen and check. Remember to mark the word stress when you learn new vocabulary. > beautiful 3 Look at the works of art in this unit. Describe each one using one or more adjectives from EX.1 > | think LH.O.0.Q’ on page 76 is strange and original 4 Choose six of the adjectives from Ex.1 and write sentences describing things with them. > The Harry Potter books are very imaginative 5 EQIEEGD Read the preview and listen to the podcast about the Turner Prize. In what order are the works of art (A-D) mentioned? Which ‘one was not given the prize? 6 EQ)EED Listen again and answer the questions. 1 Who is the Tumer Prize named after? ‘What is usually nominated for the prize? What was the idea behind Shedboatshed? Why is the Turner Prize often criticised? How were Damien Hirst’s cow and calf preserved? ‘What was shown in State Britain? Where was the film Sleeper set? 8 What does Tamsin think is good about the Turner Prize? waun Arts Spectrum The Turner Prize — original or ridiculous? Leo Walker and Tamsin Jones discuss the ‘controversial annual British art prize. Mother and Child, Divided by Damien Hirst © Sleeper by Mark \Wallinger D. Shedboatshed by Simon Starling.iS] i Grammar Present simple passive and Past simple passive: questions 7 Study the examples and complete the rules. Was he awarded the prize by the judges? When are the nominations announced? by form of be past participle question word (> Rules #1... + object + past participle + subject + 2 + agent, #9. + form of be + object + + > Grammar Bank, Workbook pp.92-93, 8 Write the words in the correct order to make questions. Then find the answers in this unit. is where the kept Mona Lisa when was started the Dada movement accepted for an in exhibition was 1917 Fountain by was the surrealist movement led who given is how often the Turner Prize sculptures what aren’t usually made from auawne 9 Write questions in the passive about the information in the text below. 1 When ...? 2 What...? 3. Where ...? 4 How much ...? 5 Who... 6 When ...? 7 What...? Great Galleries ‘The Tate Modern in London was opened as an art gallery Yin 2000. Inthe past, the building was used 2asa power station. Bigger works of art are now exhibited #in a massive hall. Visitors ‘aren't charged any money to go into the gallery. ‘The Guggenheim Museum in New York was designed by farchitect Frank Lloyd Wright and it was built “between 1956 and 1959. Its used for 7exhibitions and conferences. Its also interesting to look at and ita great place to meet Dictation Listen and write the five questions. Write your answers. Then change one word in each question. Ask and answer your new ‘questions in pairs. 11 Make questions for the answers using the Present simple passive and Past and the words in the box. ‘The Adventures of Sherlock Holmes ple passive Christmas bread Poker Face Ferraris penicillin _paella who/sung/by? Lady Gaga Arthur Conan Doyle flour and water 25" December Spain Maranello Alexander Fleming 1 2 who/write/by? 3. what/make/irom? 4 when/celebrate? 5. where/eat? 6 whete/make? 7 who/discover/by? 12 Write quiz questions in the passive using the verbs in Ex.11. doa 13 Listen and study the key phrases. Then ask and answer your quiz questions from Ex.12 in pairs. Key phrases What's your next question? I think the answer's (Salvador Dali. ‘That’ right. Well done. No, sorry. Bad luck. 1° (U2) > OK. Its your turn. es Fast finishers Look through this book and make a revision quiz. Ew Em a, a = = =Practical English PEER xpress doubt and persuade 1 Look at the people in the photo. What do you think they're saying about the picture? 2 Listen and read. Why does Lydia dislike the picture? Mee lm lydia Hey, Mum, what on earth is that? Mum — Oh, it was given to me by a friend. What do you think? Do you like it? lydia Hmm, I'm not convinced. Mum — The original was painted by Picasso. Don't you think it’s imaginative? lydia _ Er, sort of, but I’m not sure about the face. It’s a bit strange. Mum — Oh, come on! It isn’t that bad. It’s really colourful, It's good to have a new picture, anyway. lydia 1 suppose so, Mum Don’t worry, it'll grow on you. lydia OK. We'll see. mm £ homnom |EEQ Listen and study the key phrases. Then practise the dialogue in pairs. iL Key phrases What on earth is that? 'm not convinced Don't you think it’s (imaginative)? Sort of, but I'm not sure about (the face). Oh, come on! It isn’t that bad. I'l grow on you. ™ 4 Look at the photos on the right and copy and complete the table with their advantages and mmm disadvantages. Then, in pairs, practise mini- dialogues. i Advantages | Disadvantages = new family ear - Dats any dress | ™ > A Do you like. B Irn not convinced. A. Dott you think its.? B Er, sort of but I'm not sure about mw 5 In pairs. Look at the dialogue in Ex.2 again. Then substitute the words to practise new dialogues about the car and the fancy dress from Ex.4. Ua 6 In pairs. Imagine that your parents are considering a new place to live. Cover Ex.2 but use the key phrases to help you talk about in POT 7Writing PEI write a review of a work of art (EI using synonyms 1 Read the review and answer the questions. 1 What's the painting called and where is it now? 2. Find three examples of the passive in the text. 3 Which three adjectives are used to describe surrealist art? 4 What kind of information does each paragraph contain? 2 Study the key phrases. Then put them in the order they appear in the review. Key phrases Itis said that in the foreground background. This type of work is typical of The composition includes. Ie depicts, i PTTICGD "eview of a work of art Task (150-200 words) T Write a review of a work of art. Choose a famous work of art or look at Lydia’s mum’s, painting on p.80 and these notes: Dora Maar au Chat (Picasso, 1941) Cubism: France 1907. Artists looked at subjects from different perspectives and used geometric shapes. Sold to collectors; not exhibited until 2005; sold in 2006 for aver $95 milion; now owned by private collector. A Think and plan ‘Think about these questions and make notes. = Who was the work created by and when? = What does the work of art show? The Persistence of Memory was painted by Salvador Dali in 1931. It is an oil painting and it depicts an imaginary landscape. The dramatic composition includes melting watches in the foreground, and cliffs are shown in the background. It is said that Dali dreamt about melting watches before this picture was painted. This type of work is typical of surreatism, an art movement which started in France in the 1920s. In surrealist at, intense colours are often used and bizarre images, dream scenes ar imaginative landscapes often feature. The Persistence of Memory was first exhibited in 1931, when it was bought by an American collector for $250. It was later sold and donated ‘to the Museum of Modern Art in New York, where it is now kept. 3 Look again at the review and find synonyms for a-d. Then choose the correct synonyms for the words in 1-4. Write the meanings in the Glossary, Workbook pp.99-107. a exciting (paragraph 1) ¢ strange (para 2) bright (para 2) inventive (para 2) 1 The colours are really dark. (clegant/bright/sombre) 2. The ants in the picture represent death. (symbolise/appear/describe) 3. The world is shown in a new way by these artists. (controversial/resh/traditional) 4 The portrait is quite funny. (famous/ provocative/amusing) UML Se MAD = What art movement is this typical of? = What were the characteristics of this art movement? = When was the work first exhibited? = When was it last sold and where is it kept? B Write Use the key phrases and your notes. Paragraph 1 The work of art > ..was painted/made by. Paragraph 2 The art movement > This type of work is typical of. Paragraph 3 History of the work > .was first exhibited in © Check: = synonyms = the passive D Workbook pp.72-75Consolidation Grammar > Unit 7 1 Write sentences using the correct form for the funetio 1 2 10 u 12 B 14 15 16 in brackets. it/rain later (possibility) Jane/not be/here/five minutes, she/miss/film (conditional) everyone/have/computer/future (prediction) my mum/do/sponsored walk/this Sunday (intention) Sam/be/unreliable, she/not come (possibility) you/not enjoy/new Twilight film! (prediction) Charlie/be/in a bad mood, he/not talk/us (conditional) how/they/publicise/march? (intention) ‘Ted hasn’t answered my text. he/not have/ ‘mobile/with him (possibility) you/go/concert/Saturday, you/see/my cousin Justin (conditional and possibility) my brother and I/not go/sailing/weekend (intention) ‘we/never know/what happened/missing painting (possibility) enough people/sign/petition, government/ change/law (conditional and possibility) new town hall/uise/60% less energy/than/old one (prediction) I/have to/look after/my little sister/Saturday (possibility) you/buy/tickets/for/musie festival? (inte ‘ion) Grammar Unit 8 2 Match the beginnings (1-8) to the endings (=n). £ evoueune wate noce If you could do any job, I don’t like Sarah won't be able to go If I told you a secret, Susie would like to know where I wouldn't do that Tina can’t My brother couldn't talk until he was two. would you be a doctor? if were you skiing with us, wear her jeans at school. would you tell anyone? John was yesterday. playing basketball. Grammar > Unit 9 3 Make passive questions using the words and the question word in brackets. Then answer them, using full answers. 1 Arthur Conan Doyle created Sherlock Holmes. (Who) 2 The Romans built the Colosseum in A.D. 72. (When) Coffee grows in Colombia. (Where) 4 The Philadelphia Museum of Art bought Marcel Duchamp’s last painting. (Who) Someone left a pair of gloves in the car. (What) 6 Someone washes the shop windows every day. (How often) 7 Analarm protects the paintings in the gallery. (What) 8 We send the boxes by truck. (How) 9 Judges choose the best dancers. (Who) 10. They painted the old bridge every five years. (How often) 11 People in England invented modern football. (Where) 12. They announce the winners of the lottery every Saturday. (When) Grammar > Units 7-9 LL 4 Translate the email. Dear Tara, Hello! | hope youre OK. Would you lke to come to an art exhibition at the Expo gallery in Bayswater next Thursday? My brother Joshua's going to exhibit his sculptures there for a month. He’ always been a good anist. He could paint really well when he was a child. and at his final exhibition at Art school alot of his pictures were sold, but sculpture is new for him. Anyway, Joshuals going to have a small party at the gallery a7 p.m, on the first day. Il be there from 6 pin. because Joshua would like me to help prepare the food and drink. Fyou came, it would be great, Welll be able to meet lots of interesting people, so | think itl be fun. | hope you can come! Love, Miranda | amo emma memnm sm ol Ml ‘Fla i ia a g ini amok) ke) in Vocabulary > Units 7-9 5 Match words from the box to the definitions. | romance | volunteer | portrait ban | find out eVauawne 9 10 u 12 2B “4 15 16 7 18 19 20 2 22 mt auction publicity organise war film set up petition best-seller detective story exhibition masterpiece science fiction wipe out ‘march donate critic fantasy a group of people walking to protest a love story to stop something (happening) an art show in a gallery to plan films often set on other planets to continue a list of names of people for or against something, a book about a police investigation to help with something for free a painting of a person to start an organisation a movie about soldiers someone who reviews art or films very important piece of art to give money to a charity or cause an event where art or antiques are sold adverts, notices or newspaper articles to destroy a film about magic a very popular book to discover 6 Choose the correct collocation: Sometimes more than one answer is possible. 1 ‘The charity was asking people to sign the petition/donation/sponsorship. Jo was so tired she couldn’t carry on/up/out working. John Grisham has written a lot of best-selling/ goodselling/well-selling thrillers. T've just signed in/up/on for an acting course. The painting represents/depicts/shows a young, boy. ‘The Surrealist/Picasso/Impressionist movement. was very influential The collector/exhibition/critic got good reviews. ‘The latest James Bond film has amazing special plot/effects/scenes. carry on the words in the correct order to make questions. Omit one word each time. 1 you actor would to like in a film act ? 2. was who written favourite your the book by ? 3. doaiif would you could you character, be who film be? 4 you have march ever on been a protest has ? 5 sung favourite is your who song by what ? 6 you the exams will to if go university pass you your ? 7 doing were tomorrow yesterday what you afternoon? 8 you ten download have could music you were when ? 9 doing what ever have been this you morning ? 10 see are the you to a film at going weekend for? 8 In pairs. Ask and answer the questions in Ex.7. 9 Look at the questions in Ex.7 again. Which questions contain these structures or items? Present simple passive Present perfect with ever Present perfect continuous would like be going to 1* conditional 2" conditional could Past simple passive Past continuous wevousune S 10° Write ten more questions: one for each structure or item from Ex.9. In pairs, ask and answer your questions. WEEE ese yourengish 11 Write three dialogues starting with the ‘questions below. Write five more sentences to complete each dialogue using the key phrases section (pp.109-110) to help you. Then practise your dialogues in pairs. 1 A I'm doing a sponsored swim on Saturday. Could you sponsor me? Have you read any good books recently? Don’t you think this sculpture is ridiculous?