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Tel: (65) 6482-2200 Fax: (65) 6482 2203 elt@grupomacmillan.com ‘Avwhaly ovmed subsidiary of Macmillan Publishors Holdings Lt wn. macmllan.com.mx ‘worw.macmillanenglish.com wonw.grupomacmillan.com Printed and bound in Thailand ‘This book was printed in July 2011 CYBERPRINT CO.,LTD. {959 Sal Suthiporn, Prachasongkroh Ral Dindaeng, Bangkok 10400 2015 2014 2013 2012 2011 4131211098765Contents Ciirec mea Aiport @ be.ahn. thine @ asking about name, © Using capita eters and periods rose 4 © Counties, Languages telephone number, Completing «form with personal ‘Numbers 1-10. Conon objects postessions information © The alphabet ZPeople © Possesive determiners le simple present @ Personalinormation @ Using punctuation pase 8 (© Favorite things. Numbers 1-889.Jobs and favorite things Weting about yourself © Word stress sylables ‘Simple present afimative @9 Afamous Hollywood © Using apostrophes 3 Family Possesive § ooo 12 fons fami Wetngsbout ary 0 Famliy © Rhyming worde ‘iferent © Simplepresent question and negative © Fimllstoaftiend @ Punctuation review yooe 16 forme. Gbjct prononne Wing sem a new frend © ite or ite ng @ Novel Son ant at 5 bays © Simple present: daily outine @ Talking about a © Sequencing: then, afer (hat) age 20 Tallng te tne perfec day Deverbing a pevect day (© Daypak the weck Ve phen ne ange © Stress contacting Sliving © Simple present adverbs of Requeney. Halloween © Organiinga wot poge 26 Prepositions of time Describing festival © Months Verb phrases: make and, Dates © did person endings!) al Tocean—-@ Simple past rogelarand eregular ——-@ Ashon story © Using time expressions pace 28 afi forms Talinga story © Watersports. Time expressions. go. @ edendings: 1, 1a) ‘Time linkers Weather ‘Alone © Simple past alimaive, negative, and @ Around theworkdalone @ Describing a vacation page ‘question forms © Sounding interested © Feolings. Adjectives oe SHotel ——_@ there s/he ave. somedeny © Staying ina fe ‘© Describing your home and the area ose 3. Rooms and furniture Preposibons apartment penrit ofplee © Consonant sounds and YoFood © Cownlabloand vncountablenouns. @ The Mediterranean @ Wang an invitation pase so fomepny. How mul? [How nany..? dist © Vowel sounds and ay 0 Food Ti tooks © Present promensve @ Amoviestararrives — @ Linking sentences: and, pages @ Clothes, Piysieal description Deserfiga person @ Nuonbers ending inter and ty {2 Money © Comparative and superativeadectives © Differences in spending: @ Wrting a summary of graphic data ages®—-O Money big numbers today and 100yearaago © Sent eters 13 Talent © can for ability. Adverds of mame. © Hidden talents © Conectng mistakes wlth capital sage s2 Frequency expressions Teters an speling © Character adjectives Weng about a talented person @ These sur a 16 7V © Future forms: wnt fo, would lite o, «9 Game show @ Linking sentences: a, but, because pce 56 peo. e) going rllonaire Completing form, giving easors TV shows Sounds ola our 15 Eaperences @ Presem pevfect + cer Present perfect @ Travel forum ——-«@ Forming and answering Wh questions page 60 or simple past? Bing text rom notes © @ Past parcples @ Vowel sounds: unegula pst pariples 18 Dive © Questions with prepostions, @ theee esl drives © Using adectives to make a text more pase ce ‘Tenge review Interesting © Places inthe country / city Describing journey Prepositions of movement Sentence stress Story: The Conterville Ghost by Stephen Colbourn page 68Grammar 1 ‘Complete the sentences with the verb be. Use contractions where possible. SERRE 3 a) A; Hello.Iim___ Sandy. What__ your B: Hi, Sandy. 1 Danny. Nice to meet you, __ she from? from Russia. A: ___ they Brazilian? B; No, they __. They're Spanish __ he three? B: No,he ) A: ___wein Spain? B: No,Ithinkwe____ in Portugal. Airport 2 Complete the sentences with a or ar. a) It’s__a_ book. b) Is bag. Q) Ws____umbrella 4d) Ws___cell phone. e) Is____ MP3 player, Its watch. 3. Complete the questions and answers. a) What's dhs. a aie b) What ave these? __Theyjre pens. What? an organizer, @) What 2 oe tissues. e) What __ oe ‘ __acoin, ) What 2 ____books. g) What 2 a magazines, 4 Write the words in the correct order. a) number telephone What's your? b) Are Brazilian you ? ) email Whats address your? d) What's bag your in ? 5. Write true answers to the questions in Exercise 4, a be ooVocabulary 3 Label the pictures (a-j) with the words in the box. 1. Find six countries and their languages in the | Book camera cell phone coin wordsquare and complete the table below. | magazine organizes tissues Look — and J. | toothbrush umbrella watch als {elaine | o J[riolc|s piali[n Als[a|n|[R plei[ri[s plole{tfalln[elolrla alt{alale lite A[N niafw{alo(iniit{ rs || efulalo[clW[nfalalr si[s[u[ni[m[afol[clelu e{s|yjei[clalulylals wliftfalcfifaln[n|s ifatsfe[aln[ifsfule fals{[cli[s|H[alrio oisini[alelr Ain[N| Country Language fe eae cha 4 2. Write the numbers in words. [do How repent Thanks Student: (1) How _ do you say “revista” in English? Teacher: Magazine, Student: How (2) __you spell it? 5 Teacher: M-A-G-A-Z-F-N-E, Magazine. Student: Could you (3)__that, please? ‘Teacher: Sure. M-/ FE. Student: OK.) @ 02 Listen and check.Listening Nan: And how do you spell your name? Sonya: $-0-NV-A, And what's your telephone number? 703-528-4011, ‘OK, Goodbye, Sonya, Call me. OK, Goodbye. Hi, Sonya, mm, nice man, Is he Spanish? 1 Ho, he's Mexican. He's from Mexico City What's his name? Carlos. How do you spel it? 2 CAR. 1h «Ts this your bag? Oh, no! I's Carlos's bag. What’ in the bag? A book, keys,» mmm, and an organizer! Is his cellphone in the bag? No. What's his number? 603-380-2301. call hin, 1 603-380-2301. Hi, Carlos, Ivs Sonya, Your bags here, Oh, thank you. Thank you, 1 @03 Cover the listening script, Listen to the conversation, Number the pictures 1-4 as you hear Listen again and underline the correct answer. a) The woman’s name is Carla / Sonya. ‘The woman's telephone number is, 307-528-441 / 703-528-4011. ‘The man’s name is Carlos / José. ‘The man is from Spain / Mexico, ‘There's a toothbrush / book in his bag. ‘The man’s cell phone is /isn’t in the bag, The man’s number is 603-380-2301 / 603-388-2301. Pronunciation 1 @04 Listen and repeat the alphabet. ABCD EFG HIJK LMN OPQ RST UVW XYZ @o5 Listen and number the abbreviations in the order you hear them. BBC CIA CNN FBL Listen again and repeat.Writing Using capital letters and periods Completing a form with personal information VIP Card | Complete our form and win a flight to New York, Firstname | Greq Lastname | hhite | Nationality (Australian | | Home address |17 doyee Street i | | Sydney | i [Australia | 3. Complete the VIP Card with your personal | ion, Home telephone number | bl 2 8207 380 | TAMARA | Email address | quhite@ualaby.au i Fe ay Vip Card | Write two sentences to describe yourself. | thi a BusReSeuans Dak Siow Ale redba ‘ | Complete our form and win a flight to New York. : Some [| First name | 1. Look at the VIP Card and check (7) the correct | Lastname | it rules, I CAPITAL LETTERS | Nationality i You always tse a capital letter to if a) writefist names — |_| | Hee alae i b) writetastnames [| | | a ©) write nationalities [| \ i d) writestreetnames | | Home telephone number | i o) wricdiy nes | | a walle couniry'names [| | Enadess / write email addres: | i a ate ane | | Write two sentences to describe yourself. _ h) start sentences { | ii 2. Write the sentences with capital letters. Remember i to end each sentence with a period (,), ~ ~ move ~vms a) my name’s ana gonzales 4 Write sentences like those in Exercise 2 about My nane’s Ana Gonzales yourself. Use the information from your VIP Card. b) i'm from uruguay Exanple My name's Greg White. In from Australia ©) live in new york nis ‘d)-my address is 42 madison avenue sa ©) my home telephone number is 212-299-0016 4) my email address is anag@info.com a~ People Grammar 1 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. [ her tie Te ey ous other your a) Vmaveriter Hove _my job. b) Nice to meet you, ls___name ones? 9 SeeMolart ScGieru bon Germany, 4) TePeubbere? - motheris on the telephone. ©) WsaPersiancat, names Pushkin, {) My wife and {are doctors but ___son isan actor 2) They'te singers. __names are Fifi and Peach, ‘Write the words in the correct order, a) this pen your Is ? Is this your pen? b) favorite actor my He's ©) Carla Is name her d) Joe with friend his is ) NewYork is from teacher Our ) grandparents Their Maxand Rosa are Complete the table with the simple present of the verb be. Use contractions, fo ‘Affirmative | Negative a |you We the / she / lwe oe | they People Complete the sentences with the affirmative of the verb be. Use contractions where possible. a) [n__ from Brazil b) My mother___a teacher. ©) My hairdresser___aman. d) My favorite drink tea, ©) My'friends and I____ students, ) My grandparents___doctors. ‘Write the sentences from Exercise 4 in the negative. a) Im not from Brazil b) 9 @ 2 9 Check (V) the statements in Exercises 4 and 5 that are true for you, Write questions, a) you / an actor? Ave you an actor? b) your mother / over 50 years old? ©) your teacher / Australian? 4) your telephone number / 807-322-4862? ©) your classmates / from Brazil? 1) you and your family / from Chile? ‘Write true short answers to the questions in Exercise 6. Example (a) No, Tin nob a) b) ° a e fy5 Look at the pictures and complete the crossword Norab Ulan with the names of the jobs. 1 Find the words in the wordsnake. So le lL, g Oe ee 2 Write an example of each word in Exercise 1, 5 a) ___ Harrison Ford 2 \ ») Bo ee f Dee es 2 oe 8) A) 3. Write the numbers in full. a) 16 sixteen b) 2 3 46 4) 73 ) m5 ) 312 4. Write the sums in numbers and answer them. 2) fifteen + fifty 15 + 50 = 65 6 Complete the conversation with the words in the z box. [fine Goodbye How Tm meet eee we ae ee ©) twenty-nine —nineteer ri fiuindved and thinsan F seven jane: Hello, Hanl ) one hundred and thirteen + seventy-six yi ello, Hank, Hank: Oh, good (1) _nomning _, Jane. ©) three hundred and forty-five x tw tine Bo we ee Faw tesechond and old tetetindskataca 4). ? 9) four hundred and ity + two hundred and faa pal ua een Jane: Hank, (6) __ is Carol, my sister: ~ ~ Hank: Nice to (7) ‘you, Carol. Carok 6) to meet you, Hank. Jane: OK.(9)___you, Hank. Hank: Oh, yes Caro: (10) Hank. ye, Jane. Bye, Carol. @ 06 Listen and check.TE Reading 1. @o7 Read the texts and match them with the pictures. a) Picture Hi My name's Elisa Huerta, 'm 30 and I'm from Chile mia doctor, My favorite food is steak and my favorite singer is Bono from U2, b) Picture Helo, Mike Miler $5 and Tm from New York | 'm marred and ma tan driver. My favorite singer is | Frank Sinatra and my favorite drink is beer ©) Picture _ | Hi, My name’s Ricardo da Silva. 'm 22 and T'm_ from Brazil, 'ma secretary. My favorite actor is Sean | Connery and my favorite sporti socee: Cover the texts. What do you remember about the people? Write the person’s name. a) Age:30 Elisa b) Country: the USA People Favorite actor: Sean Connery. Favorite food: steak Last name: da Silva Read the texts again. Answer the questions. a) b) 9 a °) What's Mike's last name? Miller How old is Ricardo? Is Mike married? Whereis Elisa from? Is Ricardo Mexican? Is Elisa a hairdresser?Writing 3 Using punctuation Writing about yourself 1. Read Jodi’s answers to the questions below. ‘Complete the text with the words in the box. Answer the questions about you. What's your name? Where are you from? How old ate you? Whats your job? Whats your telephone number? What are your favorite foods? What's your favorite drink? ‘Who's your favorite singer? 4 Write about yourself. Use the answers you wrote in Exercise 3. Remember to use commas, periods, and and. What's your name? Jodi Westrum —— f\ Where are you trom? He USA How old are you? 38 \ What your ob? ee \t Whats your telephone number? 5O/-889-4859 u What are your favorito paste, chocolade, foods? bread ‘What's your favorite drink? cof fee Who's your favorite singer? ‘Bob Marley z “ : s are drink from memes nurse ss number singer Pronunciation a tt 1 Count the number of syllables in each word. Write Hi 1 naine’s. Jodi Westrum. tm ” m AU es i the number in the box, @ the USA. 38 and fm a ce 3 Q) My telephone (4) __ is by cst = LI] 50-€89-4859, My favorite foods (5) See pata, chocolate, and bread, My favorite ‘ ce © is coffee, and my favorite . i : ©) singer | a) is Bob Mare O “ i fainieses | 2 Look at the notes and text about Jodi and match g) eleven | | and to 1-4, h) food [ a) Youuseacomma(,)to [2] i) nurse | b) You usea period ()to [| j) animal [ ©) You use a question mark (?) to. | | : ay Volusia’ ol] @ 08 Listen and check. Repeat the words. 1 finish a question. 2 Listen aj and underline the stressed syllables 2 separate items ina list in Exercise 1, 3. join two items. Example twenty 4. finish a sentence. u ple12 <) Family Grammar 1. Underline the correct word. a) My fathers’/ father’s name is John. 'b) His sisters / sister’s children are twins, ©) Our brothers / brother's live in Chicago. dl) Their childrens’ / children’s names are Max and Sam. 2. Rewrite the sentences with apostrophes (0. a) Our fathers name is John. ur father's name is John. b) My sisters children are two and five. h) I /do / the housework in our home. i) We /eat / in the kitchen. i) He / watch / TV in the evening. ‘Write four true sentences with the verbs in Exercise 4, Example T play dennis with my sister ©) My mothers name is Jane. 4) My brothers names are Kelvin and Stan. ) Paulas husbands name is Jerry. Their childrens names are Ben and Stevie. 3 Write the he / she /it form of the verbs. a) go __goes ) watch b) do ®) live ) have g) work a) be h) buy 4 Write sentences in the simple present. a). Sylvia / buy / food on weekends. Sylvia buys food on weekends. b) David / have / a big cat You / like / computer games. @) I/live / in Caracas. @) The cat / live / in my apartment. f) They / play / soccer in the park. 8) My sister / go / to bed late on Fridays ES Complete the text using the verbs in the box in the simple present. have live live play work ‘Hi, My name (1) 5 Rhonda, I'm from Baltimore, in the USA. I'm a nurse. This @ my family. My husband's name is Sanford. He's a doctor. He (3) ina hospital. He's a great husband. He (4) the housework and he (5) We (6) golf together on weekends. We a three children ~a son, Mark, and two daughters, Judy and Cindy. Judy (8) and ‘works in Miami. She's a waitress. Cindy O) to college in California, Mark (10) at home with us. me flowers! @ 09 Listen and check.Vocabulary 3 ale eels about your family using the 1 Find the female (9) family words in the Example ‘wordsnake, Write them in the table, Which word is Slat canal Matlel ok the same for male (G’) and female (2)? a) witebran, posing, We % 5 2 @) 2 *"in-lawauing Complete the useful phrases with the words in the box. shrPProryen Se sonnet iS morc Gi as ba ee | Smile! time worry father | ___brotherintaw grandfather Look at the family tree. Complete the sentences with words from Exercise 1 Sere AS wae) fe ae o> SA a) Lizis John’s wife is b) John is Liz’s ©) Kaitlin is Andy's 4) Andy is Li's ©) AlisKaitln’s | Marsha is Andy's 8) Kaitlin is Dan's 1) Liz Kaitin’s i) Kaitin is AU's i) Andy is Al'sListening Liam: Who are the people in those pictures? ‘Anne: Theyte a famous Hollywood couple. This one fs Francis Ford Coppola, a movie director, and his wife, Eleanor. Liam: Whos this? ‘Anne: That's Sofia Coppola. She's Francis and Eleanor's daughter. And this picture is Sofia’s brother, Roman. Liam: Ate they famous, too? ‘Anne: Yes, Sofia is a movie director. She made Lost in Translation, And Roman makes music videos. Liam: Oh, And who's this? ‘Anne: That's their cousin, Nicholas Cage. He's a very famous actor Liam: 1s Francis Ford Coppola his uncle? ‘Anne: Francis is Nicholas's mothers brother, so yes, he's Nicholas's uncle, Liam: And that man in the picture, is he another brother? Anne: No, that’s Jason Schwartzman. He's Francis's sister's son. Liam: So, he’s Sofia and Roman's cousin, and Nicholas’: ‘cousin, too? Anne: Yes, and Francis’s nephew, Liam: Is he a director? ‘Anne: No, he's an actor, like Nicholas. Liam: Wow! What a talented family! 2. Listen again and underline the correct answer. ) Sofia is Francis’s / Roman's daughter. b)_ Roman is Eleanor’s brother / son, ©) Sofia makes movies / music videos. d) Nicholas Cage is Francis’s brother / nephew. Sofia’s son / cousin. 1 @ 10 Cover the listening script. Listen to the conversation. Write a+ between a brother or sister and a~ between cousins. @) Jason Schwartzman i Jason Schwartzman is an actor / movie director. 3 Are the statements true (1) or false (F)? 1) Sofia anc Bleanor are sisters, _F_ b) Roman is famous. ©) Nicholas is Sofia’s uncle, (| 4) Francis's sister doesn’thave any children, Roman ©) Jason and Nicholas are cousins, 8) Jason isa director Nicholas JasonWriting 1 Using apostrophes Writing about a family Read the text and then check (/) the correct rules. Francis and Eleanor’ children are Sofia and Roman. Sofia’s a movie director and Jason makes music videos, Sofia, Nicholas, and Jason are cousins. Sofia ‘and Roman's father is Francis. He's a famous movie director, ‘You use an apostrophe a) incontractions (‘m,’s, ete.) | b)_ with plural s ©) towrite about possession Rewrite the text about Michael Douglas with apostrophes. Michaels childrens names are Dylan and Carys. ‘Michaels American. Hes married to Catherine, Shes from the UK. Her parents names are Dai and Pat, and Michaels parents names are Kirk and Diana. Dylan anid Carys have cousins in Britain and the USA. 3° Draw a family tree and write about a family you know. Pronunciation 1. @11 Listen and repeat the words in the box. srathee drink | buy ah eae [OSG ae maa NE ame’ | | play sister so stay steak think try, 2 Put the words in the box into pairs of rhyming words. a) __ brother and __ mothe b) and ° and ca @ and ay ee a ) and 8) and hy) Sana i and © 12 Listen and check,Different Grammar 1. Write sentences in the simple present. a) Mysister / have / two children, My sister has iwo children b) 1/ like / baseball ©) Mylfather / work / in a bank. d) My friends / play / soccer every weekend. ©) Myaunt /live / in Managua. ) We / go / on vacation every year. 2 Write questions. a) you / speak Spanish? Do you speak Spanish? b)_ your father / drink beer? ©) you / like hip-hop? d) your mother / play tennis €) you / do the housework? f) your frend / sing in a band? 3. Waite true short answers to the questions in Exercise 2. Example Yes, I de. / No. L a) b) 9 Different Complete the sentences with the negative of the verb in bold. a) Ispeak Spanish, butI__don’t speak__ Italian. b). She likes swimming, but she basketball, ©) He plays the guitar, buthe _ the piano. 4). They work in a restaurant, but they __on weekends, ©) He sings ina band, but he_ in the shower. f) She drinks coffee, but she _ beer. Complete the text with the words in the box. [ner him it me them us you | Dear Mariela, ‘This is a picture of (1) _me_ and my boyfriend. His name's Tom. My parents don't like (2)_, but | think he's great. My parents don't like my friends, so | don't listen to (3) ‘My sister likes Tom and he likes (4) 20 that’s good. Every weekend Tom and I go to a baseball game, and my sister comes with (5) What about (6) 7 How's your new job? Do you like (7) Love, MichelleVocabulary 1. Label the activities with the verbs in the box. cooking dancing driving reading [running shopping studying swimming, ey Bee en 2 Match a face with a feeling. afe I dont like it b) lal Llike it. 9) |eO| T don’t mind it. ale realy lke » {vel hate it fy ead Tlove it, 3. Use the pictures and write sentences. a) I |¥@| ») 11®@ 9 1 13] 2) 1 [bo 9 1/@ 4 Check (/) the statements in Exercise 3 which are true for you. 5 Complete the conversation with what, think, or about. Calum: (1) _What do you (2) ofthe new James Bond? Suzy: 1) he's awful. What @ you? Calum: 1(6) he's great Swy: Mm. And(6)_____do you 0 of Beyonce's new CD? Calum: Idon't know. (8) 0) you? Suzy: 1(10)__ it’s boring, Calum: Mm, yes, I prefer Mary J. Blige. @ 13 Listen and check, DifferentReading 1 Read the emails from Luis and Shawna. Check (7) the true sentence. a) ‘They work together. { b) Theyre brother and sister. |] ©) They are now email fiends. |_| 2. Read the emails again. Are these statements ‘rue (T) or false (F)? a) Latisisa student. 7 b)_Lutis’s family doesn’t live ina house, __ ©) Latis thinks Razorlight is boring, dd) Shawna lives with her sister, fe) Shawna likes herjob. Shawna stays at home on weekends, 3. Cover the emails. What do you remember about Lutis and Shawna? Answer the questions. a) How old is Luis? b) Does Luis live with his grandparents? ©) What are L.uis’s favorite sports? d) Does Shawna like dancing? ©) Does Shawna like sports? ) What does Shawna do on weekends? Different HiShawna, My name Is Luis. 'm from Cartagena in Colombia, 'm 18 and 'm a student at Cartagena University. Are you in college? Hive with my parents and two sisters in a small apartinent inthe ity. What about you? Do you live at home? Hike all kinds of sports, but my favorite sports are soccer and swimming, Do you like sports? really love music. Razorlight is my favorite band. What music do you tke? ‘Write soon Your friend, Hi Luis, “Thanks for your email live in Boston in the USA. fm 20. ‘No, Im notin colege ~ I work in a store called Gap, Do 10 know if I love clothes soit a good job for me! -) I don't ive at home, ive i an apartment with my best fiend, Selma. | don't realy lie sports ~ and I hate soccer t's boring "ove music and dancing | have lots of fiends and I go out ‘on weekends | ke rap musi. Do you like the Beastie Boys! Theyire great! Weite soon, Shawna +)3 Write an email to anew e-friend. © Write sentences about yourself and your family. © Say what you like and don’t like, © Ask your new friend questions about his/her 1. Match the beginnings (a-e) of the punctuation life. rules with the endings (1-5). Remember to check your punctuation. a), You use aperiod fa] B20. 2} By. Youusea question mark 48) You use a comma ‘¢) You use an apostrophe Send_Chat_Atach Address. Fonts. Colors save As Draft 6), You use a capital letter H ePa@ ago | ] 1. atthe end of a question. 2 toseparate items ina list 3. for contractions and for possession. 4 at the end of a sentence. 5. tostart a sentence, and when you write names. 2 Write the email with the correct punctuation, 4oO f at AMAGh Address Fonts Colors Save As Draft hi ‘my names john im 32 and im from the usa ilive in coe. ‘georgia and im a nurse i have three brothers and Pronunciation two sisters my moms a doctor and my dads a 1 @ 14 Listen to the sounds /«e/ and /a/. teacher fe! animal ‘al apartment What about you do you have a large family | 2 @ 15 Listen to the words in the box. Is the underlined sound // or /a/? Put the words in the correct column. eosin apistonent car chat family father have lange man partner a i like swimming running and sailing my favorite activity is cooking | really love Iti work in my brothers restaurant on weekends do you like sports do you like cooking ‘write and tell me about yourselt Your friend john ‘@) 46 Listen again and check.Grammar 1. Write sentences about the people using the verbs in the box. ieee ee Jenna (1) _geis up _at seven thirty. She 2 exercise at the gym before work. She @)__breakfast at work. | have read work Louis (4) __in the city. He (5) lunch at one o'clock. He (6) __ the newspaper every day. go have watch Pat and Lyle (7) dinner at eight o'clock. Later, they (8)____TV. They 0 to bed at midnight. Days ‘Write the time in two different ways. a) Hs eleven fifteen ) ‘His a quarter afler eleven _ bee ae — & OS d e Be oak: h) White questions with What time? a) you / get up What tine do you get pe b) you / have breakfast ©) you / go to work 4) you / have dinner e) youy/ go tobed Write true answers to the questions in Exercise 3. Example (a) L get up at six thirty.Vocabulary 4 Look at the pictures and complete the text about 4 Complete the days of the week. ‘What's your favorite day of the week? 2 Complete the conversations with the words in the box. Can How is please receipt Thank Conversation 1 Man; CanIhavea (2) please? TTaxidriver OK, Max) you. Conversation 2 Woman: How much (4) bottle of beer? Barman: Three dollars (On weekclays, I get up at about eight o'clock Woman: Twobeers, 6). First (1) _have breakfast —a cup of coffee, Barman: (6) Tsee your ID? banana, cornflakes, and toast. At about Woman: OK nine ofelock I leave the house and @17 Listen and check. @ = T work in a music store in Brooklyn. [love if The store opens at ten. [work 3. Complete the table with the verb phrases in the all morning and then I 8) at TENSE cone thirty ~a sandwich ina café. The store feboi bende diner agood ime closes at five o'clock, ane (4) home lunch ontheintemet out | In the evening I(6)_* ‘with my eons) Bios fnlly tone she oe inca oo computer. ike to (6) or have | go. | email my friends, (7) at Fe aarastens | bed midnight It's different on weekends! On Saturday aftemoon 16) Tbuy CDs and clothes pon eee On Saturday night (9) with ee cS my friends, Hove dancing, We always (20) _ © 18 Listen and check,1 @ 19-20 Cover the listening script. Listen and complete the sentences with the names in the box. Toby Alana | a) stays downtown all day, ») ___.g0es to the beach 2 Listen again and underline the correct answer, 4). Toby's favorite restaurant is La Cucina / Bondi. b)_ The beach is in / near Sydney. ©) Toby's perfect evening is to spend time with his family / friends. ) Alana likes sushi / eggs for breakfast @) Alana goes shopping with her sister / friend. )Alana’s boyfriend is named Pablo / Luc. 2) After dinner Alana goes dancing / to the 3. Complete the notes. Listen again and check. TOBY Ay perfect day BREAKFAST (1)__ coffee and sandwich, in a café MORNING go(2)____ buy Qo HAVE LUNCH IN (4) AFTERNOON go to the (5). with ©. EVENING eat, (7) friends restaurant and talk to my ALANA iy perfect day MORNING go to Vancouver, go (8) with (9) HAVE LUNCH IN (10) restaurant AFTERNOON go to the (11) with a2) EVENING have dinner at a (13) _ restaurant with my boyfriend Interviewer: Toby, tell us about your perfect day. Toby: Well Ihave coffee and a sandwich in 4 café near my home and then T go downtown ~ into Sydney ~ and buy clothes. Interviewer: With a friend? Toby: No, alone, I don't tke shopping with ‘otter people Thave lunch at La Cucina, my favorite Italian restaurant, Pasta, of course, And then, in the afternoon, I go to the beach with my friends, Interviewer: Is there a beach in Sydney? Toby: Oh, yeah! My favorite is Bondi, 1's beautiful, After that, inthe evening, my friends come to my apartment and we eat salad, listen to music and talk, Perfect! Interviewer: Thanks, Toby, Interviewer: ‘lana: ‘Alana, tell us about your perfect day, Yes, OK. In the morning T have egas for breakfast, Then I get ready and go to ‘Vancouver. 1 go shopping downtown in the morning with my friend, Makiko. ‘And wat about funch? ‘We have sushi in my favorite Japanese Festaurant. It’ called Sakura, In the afternoon I go to the movies with my _ sister, Interviewer: Alana Interviewer: And in the evening? ‘Alana: —__Thave dinner ata Mexican restaurant «alled Pablo's with my boyfriend, Luc, After dinner we go dancing and then go home. Interviewer: Thanks, Alana, Pronunciation 1 @21 Listen and underline the words B stresses. 1A: Yourname is Scott Shaw, B: No, my name is Scott Short. 2. A: Youlive in New Orleans, B: No, [live in New York, 2 Contradict each statement. Use the words (in parentheses) and stress the different information. a) You have two brothers and two sisters. (one sister) No, Ihave fvo brothers and ane si b)_ You like swimming and running. (swimming and tennis) ©) You're truck driver. (taxi driver) 4d) Your brother’s a lawyer. (mother) ©) You have lunch at home. (dinner) 8) You love eating in Mexican restaurants, (Italian) @ 22 Listen and check.Writing Sequencing: then, after (that) Describing a perfect day 4. Complete the summary of Alana’s perfect day with After or Then. She goes shopping in the morning. (1) _Then _ she thas lunch at her favorite restaurant: (2) Junely she goes to the movies. She has dinner with hherboyftiend. @) that, they go dancing, @. they go home. @ 23 Listen and check. 2 Complete the rules with After and Then, a) ____is used to introduce the next thing that happens. b) is also used to introduce the next thing that happens, but it is usually followed by that ora noun (breakfast, lunch, dinner, etc.) 3. Use the notes about Hannah's perfect day and complete the text. — i Name: Hannan [© Moming: What: go shopping EC Where: New York ic Who with: Sed. | Afternoon: What: muscuin i Where: Gugayenhein ae Who with: Sed. [Evenings what: The Lion King 1 Where: Bretidiutuy: (show) i Who with: ed i i | = ice A perfect day meet Jed at 10:00 a.m. and we drive to (1) _Wew York In the morning we go @ ‘Then we have lunch at a café. After lunch, in the afternoon, we go to the Guggenheim it's a beautiful 3) __. We have an early dinner at the Hard Rock Café, After that, we go to Cy and see (5) L my favorite(6)______. We drive home at midnight, at the endl of a perfect day. ‘Think about how to spend your perfect day. Complete the notes. Morning: What? Where? Who with? Afternoon: What? Where? Who with? Evening: What? Where? Who with? Write about your perfect day. Use your notes in. Exercise 4 to help you. Use then and after. DaysLiving Grammar 1. Write the words in the correct order. a) loud to music I listen Listen to foud musi b) in city the I live 4 Add the adverbs to the sentences. a) Luisa goes to Brazil on vacation. (sometimes) Luisa sometimes goes to Brazil on vacation b) Ali’s late for class. (hardly ever) ©). train on weekends. (always) ) They're open on Sunday. (never) €) Do you go to bed after midnight? (ever) 4) She’s at work until 7:90 pam. (usually) 5. Put the words in the box in the correct column. January May5 night seven o'clock] Sa ee 4:30 a.m. ©) drive a My Cadillac parents d) homework teacher gives Our us €) do housework the I ) coffee alotof My drinks father 8) breakfast family together has My 2. Write the negative of each sentence in Exercise 1. a) Edow't listen to loud musi. ») ° d) e) f 8) 3. Check (V) the sentences in Exercises 1 and 2 that are true for you. Living 6 Complete the text with on, in, or at, Hove exercise. usually get up (1) _a!_ 6:30 (2) the morning. (3)__ Monday and Tuesday, I go swimming. (4) the winter, Igo to the gym. (©) __night and (6) _the summer, I go for a run (7)___the evening, (8) _ Wednesday and Thursday morning, Igo fora long walk with my dog. (9)___ weekends, I play soccer, © 24 Listen and check.Vocabulary 1 2 3 Find twelve months of the year and write them in the table below. Look > and 4. alejulojs [uli [efol[m[eln ulsjele{tie|mMi[sle[r[nio pitiy{ulmiolk]klalifely KlefR[M[s[c{wic[nirfe alKic{i[sfulcfy[x|M]s fm fNals[ti{ulmMie|y|sjujife Alalulmlalulalefalelcle wivinfelajula|uls|t|n]a ufolels|winjefs[u[c[ife flalofalala|mialy[s|cjale alwiHfe/Rje|xjalnielcle Welt [m[alalclHfrlalH|s Alalnioleluli[n[olalelr pjo{c|t/olelelriulelylu Sfelt{tlel|tislelsljrlifa blelcle|mielelalulilulr Ale[t{ule[c{s|wiali[aly “Spring | Summer | Fall Winter palanitaty ‘Underline the correct word. a) My mom does / makes my laundry. ) Tusually do / make my homework from 7.00 p.m, to 8:0 p.m. ©) Ido / make a lot of telephone calls every day. 4) Ido/ make the shopping once a week. ©) My father never does / makes the dishes. §) Tove cooking ~ [like doing / making dinner for my friends, 8) Thate doing / making the housework. h)_Tdon’t usually do / make a lot of noise. [never listen to loud music Cheek (7) the sentences in Exercise 1 that are true for you. ‘Change three sentences that you didn’t check to make them true for you. Example (a) My mom doesn't do my laundey Give the dates in two ways. a) 2/2 Wewrite February 2 Wesay — February second b) 3/15 We write We say 9 6/1 We write Wesay d) 1/28 We write Wesay e) 12/31 Wewrite Wesay Complete the conversation with the words in the Cathy: John, we (1) _dow's_ have any coffee for breakfast. Can you go and get some? Please! John: IY midnight. The stores are 2) Cathy: No, the grocery store (3) atone o'clock, John; Hm, What (4) does it 6 2 Cathy: It (6) at six thirty. Why? John: You can go in the morning. Now go to sleep. @ 25 Listen and check.Listening 1 @®26 Cover the listening script, Listen to Eleanor talking about Halloween. Circle the words you hear. 1 beer candy costumes dancing | fireworks food fun music | parade party school | 2 Listen again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? a) Eleanor thinks Halloween is great, b) Halloween is on October 1. ©) The teachers don’t wear costumes. __ ) Last year, Eleanor was a rabbit. fe) The children have classes in the morning. ___ Children don’t do homework on Halloween. g) The children go to bed at six o'clock, 3. Answer the questions, 4) Does Eleanor like Halloween? Yes, she does. b) What do parents do at ©) What do the children do atthe school party? 4) Where do Eleanor and her family go in the evening? ¢) What do Eleanor’s parents wear in the evening? 1) What do people give the children? Living vie: Tell me about Halloween, Eleanor, Eleanor: Halloween is really great. A lot of fun, Evie: When is it? Eleanor: Its on the last day of October, the 31%, All the children in my school wear costumes, All the teachers, too! Last year Twas a cat, and my sister was a rabbit, ‘What happens at school? Do you have class? ‘Yes, we have normal classes in the morning, but at lunchtime there's a parade and all the students walk around the school, All the parents come to school to watch the parade, In the afternoon, there aren’t any classes, Every class has a party, Evie: What happens at the party? Fleanor: We play games and eat special Halloween food. ‘And what do you do after school? We go home on the bus, do our homework, and have dinner, Then at about six o'clock in the evening, we go to a street party on Perry Avenue, a street near my home, Evie: Do you wear your costumes to the party? Eleanor; Yes. Everyone Wears funny costumes ~ even my ‘mom and dad! And all my friends are there. We 4g0 to all the houses on the street and people dive us candy, My sister and I always go to bed realy late on Halloween! Evi Eleanor: Evie Heanor: Pronunciation 27 Listen to the ways of pronouncing the final s in the third person simple present. Ja] drives /s/ drinks fi! finishes © 28 Listen to the verbs in the box. Is the underlined sound /2/ or /s/ or iz? Put the verbs in the correct column, drinks dives Ginishen goes hag | likeg listens lives starty takes teaches visit watches fal ‘si | tial ® 29 Listen and check. Repeat the verbs,Writing “Organizing a text Describing a festival 4 Read a description of a festival. Match the paragraphs (1-4) with what they describe (a~d). ‘a) What people do/eat/drink at the festival | 4| b) What happens atthe festival [| '©) The date of the festival and for how long it mans | 4). The name of the festival and where it takes place | Las, sallas P) Its in March and runs for two we ‘Thore are bonfires and there are fireworks. ‘There are also parades in the town and people dance in the stre« [Hl People stand around the bonfires and watch fireworks at midnight on March 19, They drink wine or beer and eat paella, 4 f\ \ ‘Think of a festival you know, Write notes about the festival, a) b) ‘The name of the festival and where it takes place ‘The date of the festival and for how long it runs What happens at the festival d) ‘What people do/eat/drink at the festival Complete the sentences to describe the festival in Exercise 2. __. {name of festival) takes place in : (name of city/country where the festival takos place). It starts on / It’s on (day) and runs for (how long). ‘There is/are and ___ (what happens at the festival) . and ___________ (what people doy eat/drink at tho festival). Poopll { | ‘Write a description of your festival. Use the sentences you completed in Exercise 3 and the description in Exercise 1 to help you. IGrammar 5. Write true answers to the questions in Exercise 4, Example (a) 1. Write the simple past forms of the regular verbs. Last Friday. 1 saw The Dark Knight a) ask _asked ) work a b) call g) study >) ©) love ‘h) watch 9 d) want _ 4) start d) 2 phy i) stop 6 Complete the text using the simple past form of 2 Choose a verb from Exercise 1 to complete each the verbs. sentence. a) Yestertay I _siudied _ these regular verbs, b) We____agreat movie on TV last night. ©) Carole ‘when you were out, €)_ You're late. The movie ten minutes ago. ©) Brad always _ to be an actor You a good game of tennis last week 3 Complete the table. f Tegae eke Simple present | Simple past be was / were break pee came ‘Thor Heyerdahl (1) was __ (be) born in Larvik, do Norway, in 1914. He (2) _(etudy) had | geography and zoology. He (3) say | (want) to find out if people in the past a aw | ® (Gan fete lang clea oy Dae sold | ‘In 1947, he (6) (make) a simple boat ~ sit ae ‘a raft~ called Kon Tiki and (6) (ail) take - approximately 8,000 kilometers from South America to the Tuamotu Islands in the Pacific Ocean. On 4 Write questions with When was the last time you w.? the boat they (7) Turunen al god ite movies radio, some food, and fresh water, People all over When oes the las fine you went io the movi the world (8) (watch) and b) read / a good book? o_ __ (listen) to the story of Kon Tiki's voyage. In 2006, Thor's grandson Olay Heyerdahl herent bhi and five other men (10) (make) the —— same voyage as his grandfather. They 3) Josey momen a) (see) fish, bids, and sharks. The voyage (12) (take) 93 days, @ 30 Listen and check.Vocabulary 1. Find the words for seven water sports in the ‘wordsquare and label the pictures below. Look > and J. wii |N;o|s|u rhe{wii[wis tla, opr{ ts eli }s{t[miu olu[NitiMie mii fefoliit A|N|o|e|N|A Hlelilniels Kii{tlel{sfu tfofelijalny stelulelalo a) __windsurfing 2 Today is Monday, November 17, 2008, Use time expressions to describe these dates, 3. Complete the story with the time linkers in the box. [Ate Atfiot eventually ler | Chedey Saidery | ‘Ten years ago, I went on vacation to a house in the mountains with some friends. (1) _One day __ we decided to go for a walk. @_______ it was sunny. We walked and talked. It was perfect. (3) ‘we came toa lake, but we didn’t know where we two hours, ‘were, We decided to go back to the house. ® it got very cold and it started to snow. We walked and we walked. Three hours (6) _ We walked along the road and (6) _ _ we found a road. ‘we came to a town. It was seven o'clock at night and we were 20 miles from our house, That night ‘we stayed in a motel in the town. Someone drove us home in the morning, € 31 Listen and check. 4 Write sentences about the weather in these cities. Cancun A Bangkok “ii. “) b) 9) d) Friday, November 14, 2008 last Friday / tree days ago Monday, November 10, 2008 November 17, 2007 ‘May 17, 2008 = = Sunday, November 16, 2008, Ocean vatReading 1 © 32 Read the story. Check (/) the picture described in the story. 2 Read the story again and underline the correct answer. ) Paul lived in Florida / California, b) One day he went swimming / to the beach with his mother. ©) When Paul went into the ocean, his mother started reading / listening to the radio. d) Atfirst, Paul stayed near / was a long way from the beach. ©) Paul saw two dolphins / sharks in the water. £) The man in the boat brought Paul to the hospital / the beach, 3. Read the story again and answer the questions. a) What did Paul and his family often do? They often went swimming in the ocean 1b) How was the weather on the day of the story? ©) What did Paul and his mother do after half an. hour? | One sunny day When he was (en, Paul lived In Florida. Paul and his family often went swimming in the ocean, (One day, Paul went to the beach with his mother. was a hot, sunny day and Paul went into the ocean on his raft, His motherstarted reading a book. After about half an hour, Paul went to sleep on his raft in the water and his mother went to sleep on the beach, At first, Paul stayed near the beach, but then the ocean started pushing him away from the beach. Suddenly, Paul woke up. He was a long way from the beach. He heard a man’s voice. “Don't move,” said the man, Paul didn’t move. A boat came near and the man took Paul into the boat. Paul looked into the water and saw two enormous sharks, He was terrified. Eventually, the boat returned to the beach, Paul found hhls mother and told her about his experience, ‘Three weeks later, Paul and his mother returned to the same place, but this time Paul decided to stay with his ‘mother on the beach. Pronunciation 1 933 Listen to the three different ways of pronouncing the ending of regular verbs in the past simple. Jal called MW asked fd! needed, 2. @34 Listen to the verbs in the box. Is the underlined sound /d/ or t/ or /d/? Put the verbs in the correct column, esked called finished liked _ listened. lived loved seeded played repeated shouted started stopped talked used. wailed wanted watched fal Ae hl Ned asked needed d) Who spoke to Paul? ©) How did Paul feel when he looked in the water? ) What did Paul do when he returned three weeks later? @ 35 Listen and check, Repeat the verbs.Writing 2 Bats eto Taso "Using time expressions Tie eee Telling a story 4 Lookcat the story on page 30. Match the stages of ‘Suddenly, the wind took Sebastian and his. writing, an with the time expressions windsurfing board far away from the beach. {a-d) below. Sebastian was terrified and Eve was very worried. | 4 Introduce the time, place, and characters _¢ Start the story Five minutes later, a boat went out to find 3 Continue the story Sebastian. tq 4 Endthestory a In 2006, Eve and Sebastian Rankin went to : ‘Two days later Costa Ric on vacation. [1] Eventually ce Eventually the boat returned, with Sebastian. || At first Suddenly After an hou, the weather got cold and windy, || Aer half an howe ‘One day, Eve and Sebastian decided to go ‘Afew years ago windsurfing for the first time, | Along time ago Roe 3. Write a short story about something that happened to you when you were young. Use some of the ‘When he was ten time expressions in Exercise 1. Hove aay Ocean32 Grammar 1 Write sentences in the simple past. a) 1/ like / spiders Liked spi b)_ /g0 / to school. ©) T/live /ina different city d)_ 1/ work / on weekends. ©) 1/listen / to rock music. 9) T/enjoy / my life. 2 Write questions for the sentences in Exercise 1. a) Did you like spiders? yo de 3. Write true answers fo the questions in Exercise 2 about your life five years ago. Example (a) No, a) jut I don't mind them now. Complete the text with the verbs (in parentheses) in the simple past. Howard Hughes a (be) born in 1905 in Texas, USA. He Q) (ose) both his parents before (eave) him a he was twenty. They (3) lot of money. In 1925, he (4) _ _ (get) married, He and his wife (6) (move) to Hollywood and he @) __ (tart) working as a movie director In 1929, he and his wife got divorced. He Qo Hollywood actresses. Later in life, Hughes (8) and more private. In the 1960s, he (9) ___(have) love affairs with a lot of (become) more (stop) going out in public. He (10) (die) in 1976, At the end of his life he had a lot of money, but no friends. @ 46 Listen and check. Complete the questions for each answer. a) Whatwas Freddie Mercury's real name? is real name was Farrokh Bulsara. b) When He was bom in 1946, in Zanzibar. ©) Where He grew up in India ) What ee He was a singer. ° ‘any children? ‘No, he didn’t have any children. 9) When me He died in 1991.Vocabulary 1. Find the adjectives in the wordsnake and write them under the correct picture. Complete the text with about, in, of, or with. Patti Puente is happy (1) abou! crossing the Sahara Desert alone. “'mnot worried (2) setting hungry and I'm not scared (8) ____ snakes,” she said, “Everything is ready. The only problem is the camels. They aren't easy animals ~ Toften get angry (#)__them.” But how long, does she want the trip to take? “I'm not interested (6) __winning any races, 'm just excited (6)___having the chance to do it." € 37 Listen and check. Complete the conversations with the phrases Let's or Why don't you. Dean: I'mtired. Jackie: (1)_Why don’t you _ go to bed? Dean: Mmm. Good idea. Sean: I'm hungry. Kate: Me, too. (2) have lunch, Sean: Great idea! Sara: Mom, I'm bored. Mother: (3) 0 for a walk? Sara: No, thank you. What's on TV? André: I'mhot. ‘Megan: Me, too. (4) gofora swim in the lake. André: Yes, and (6) take some food with us. We ean havea picnic, Julie: Excuse me. Do you know where Bleeker Street is, please? Dave: Sorry, I'm not sure. (6) ask that police officer over there? Julie: Yes, that’s a good idea. Thank you. @ 38 Listen and check. ‘Alone Nit 33Reading 2 Read the article again and mamiber the events order, 1-6. 1 @39 Read the article about Ellen MacArthur and a) She bought her first boat, | answer the question. 'b) She sailed solo around the world. | ‘What does she do? ©) Ellen went sailing with her aunt. 1 ©) She read a lot of books about sai £) She sailed around Britain alone. l [ ot She sitet across the Atta [ [ f 3. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? a) Ellen lived near the ocean. _F. b) Ellen's aunt bought her first boat. ) When she was eight, Ellen wanted to be a doctor, d)_ Ellen decided to become a sailor when she was 17. fe). Ellen bought a boat in France. Ellen won the Mini Transat solo race when she was 17. g) The round-the-world voyage was 43,000 Kilometers. _ 1). Ellen is never scared of the ocean. | LLEN MACARTHUR was born on July 8, 1976 | [Ein england. When she was eight years old, her | | aunt took her sailing and Ellen fell in love with | «ati the ocean, She didn elnear the ocean 0 she | Frome uon couldn't learn to sail, but Elen spent a lot of time | 4 40 Listen to the questions. Which speaker | reading stories and books about saling. She saved | sounds bored and which speaker sounds | all her money and bought a boat. When she was a | interested? Write bored or interested | child, Elen wanted to work with animals. But when | Speaker A: Do you like soccer? = she was 17, she changed her mind and decided to | Speaker B: Do you like soccer? | become a sailor. | | | 2 @a1 Listen and repeat the questions. Sound ‘When she was 18, Ellen sailed around Britain alone | _ interested. in her boat Iduna. Then, in 1997, when she was 20, | a) What did you do today? | Ellen went to France, She leaned French, bought a | b)_ Did you go to schoo! in the USA? | boat called Le Poisson ("the fish") and did a lot of | _¢)_ Where did you go on vacation? | workon it she sale Le Polson 5,000 klometes |) Do you have ary chocolat? | across the Atlantic in the Mini Transat solo race and |g) Are you interested in sharks? fisted 17H 1) Doyou want to go out tonight? sailed her boat 43,000 kilometers around the world | alone. The voyage took 71 days, 14 hours, and 18 minutes, and she broke the world record. Was Ellen scared on the boat? “Yes,” she said. But she wasn't lonely. “I never needed anyone,” she said. "Sailing is my job and | get to do what | love every day. It's | a fantastic job and I'm very lucky.” | In 2005, Ellen became world-famous when she“A. Read the email about a vacation. Answer the )) Where did Haley go? Mexico | Who did she go with? What did she do? What interesting things did she see? @@ Ao [A ish Aach Aes Fos sav As Dat Dear Erk, | Thanks for your emall.'™m sorry I didn't reply, but | ‘Was on vacation. | went to Mexico last month for ten days. | went with my friends, Frank and Cassie, Do you sriemiber them? Mexico was fantastic! We went by plane to Cancun. Its /a gteat city. The ocean was so beautiful. We stayed In a ally nice, small hotel by the ocean. Theres a lot to do "| In. Gancun, and the people are friendly, We went to some ‘Very good restaurants. We sawv whale sharks and went ‘swimming. | would love to go back there! ‘Look at the email again and write the adjectives Clare uses to describe these things. a) Mexico _fanlastie ‘b) Cancun ©) the ocean a) thehotet ) the people ) some restaurants Write answers to the questions about your last vacation. a) Where did you go? b)_ When did you go there? ©) Who did you go with? 4) How did you get there? e) Where did you stay? f) What did you do? 1g) What interesting things did you see? Write an email to a friend about your last vacation. Use the notes you made in Exercise 3 to help you. Use some adjectives from Exercise 2.36 Hotel Grammar 1 Complete the sentences with There's or There are. a) There's a TV in the bathroom. b) two couches in the living room. ©) _____some cushions on the couch, d) a rug in the kitchen. 3 some plants on the coffee table. 9 lamp on my desk. 8) some books in the cabinet. h) four people in my family. Complete the sentences with a, some, or arty. a) There's _a___rugin the bedroom, b) There aren’t____ books in the bathroom. ©) There are___plants in the living room. d) Therearen’t___ books in the cabinet. e) There's ___ stove in the kitchen, ) Thereare____ cushions on the couch. Write questions with Is there ..? or Are there a) chairs / in the kitchen? Ave there any chairs in the kitchen? b) mirror / in the living room? ©) cabinets / in the kitchen? 4d) book / on the table? ©) cushions / on the couch? f) stove / in the kitchen? 8) plants / in the kitchen? 1) plants / in the living room? 4 Look at the pictures and write short answers to the questions in Exercise 3, a) Yes, here are b) Oe SS ot dae Ee 2 i ® h) 5 Complete the sentences to make them true for you, a) There's in my kitchen. b). There are inthe living room. ©) There isn’t in my home. 4) ‘There aren't in the bathroom.1 Label the rooms and the items in the pictures. Vocabulary room 1: living room S ~™] 3. Complete the sentences with in, on, or near. a) [live _ jn the countryside, b) Yd like to havean apartment ___the city, near all the stores ©) My-favorite hotel is___the ocean. 4) Lalways spend my winter vacation the mountains ©). The English school is_ the park. ) My parents have an apartment the coast Check (V) the sentences which are true for you. 4 Complete the conversation with the words and phrases in the box. havea problem help I'llsend May What's work | ne) Pe 9 ) em) : a) 9 ° 2 a ») 9 ) a Reception: Hello, Reception desk. (1) _ May _1 — @ you? > Label the diagrams using the prepositions of place Woman: Oh, yes. 'm in Room 13, in the box, 16) with the heating - Reception: (4) the problem? ‘The room is fi are cold, too, Woman: It doesn’t (5) really cold, Lulu and Reception: Lulu and Fifi? Woman: — My dogs. Reception: Oh, I see. Vm sorry, ma‘am, b) ° le © someone immediately. 9 of 42 Listen and check. Hotel nextto on under 2 a a Le in 4 2 en in in the cornerListening Pam: Hello? 1. Label the pictures with the words in the box. ee Pam; Oh, hi, Bea Listen, I'm really happy that you balcony eeneietge plants refrigerator ‘want to stay in the apartment this summer, | shower telephone TV washing machine Bea: Me, too. Thave some questions about that, Pam: Do you have time? Sure, What do you want to know? Ok, how big is the apartment? You know, how ‘many rooms does it have? It’s small. There are four roomst a bedroom, a bathroom - with a shower, not a bathtub ~ a living room, and a kitchen. Oh, and a balcony. ‘A balcony? Amazing! Is there a nice view? You can see the ocean. It’s beautiful. Great, And the kitchen does it have arefigerator, Yes, arefiigerator, a stove, and a washing machine, ‘And is there anything { have to remember to do? ‘Ave there any plants that need water? No, there aren't any plants, And there aren't any telephones in the building, either, so remember to take your cell phone. Oh, OK. h, and no TV, so take your computer, and some DVDs, Yes, good idea, The apartment's downtown, so there are a lat of stores near you, Great. One last question ~ where’ the key? Pam: Oh, yes. The key. The concierge keeps the keys to al the apartments. She can help you with any problems, 2s well, T hope you have a great time. Bea: Thanks, Pam. I'm really excited 3. Listen again and underline the correct answer. a) Bea wants to stay in Pam's apartment this summer / winter. ) Pam's apartment is big / small. ©) You can see the mountains / ocean from the balcony. ) There isn’t a TV / refrigerator in Pam's apartment, ¢) The apartments in the eity / countryside. £) Pam/The concierge has the key to the apartment, 4 Listen again. Are the statements true (T) or false (FY? a) Pam wants Bea to stay in her apartment, _T_ 'b) The apartment has four bedrooms. ©) There’sa shower in the apartment but there isn’t a) | » I a bathtub. 4) There's a computer in the apartment. 2 © 43 Cover the listening script. Listen and check (7) the items in Exercise 1 in Pam’s apartment, Saree ae eecereeeieeee mena 8) The concierge can help Bea with any problems. a‘ti 2A friend wants to stay in your home. Write notes Writing to answer the questions in Exercise 1 about your home. Add more information about your home. Example 4. rooms — bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room Describing your home and the area near it 3. Write a note to your friend, Tell him/her about your home and the area around your home. Use the notes you made in Exercise 2 to help you. 1. Read the note. Check (/) the questions below that the note answers. | ao Dominic, Ueleome/ The First thing is the key Go to Number 23. My Sriend Katia tes here. She. has the. ked The house has three bedrooms, 40 bathrooms, a living room, and Kitchen, And | here's a big yard in the back. | think HS perfect for you and your Sani. | | | Tuere. are. some. stores near the house. 1 @46 Listen to the sounds / and /f- | | | | | Pronunciation “The grocery ctore i open until ten every ‘sl center evening, There's a park near the house. and there's a railway station next 40 the park. Thaks into the elt go every 20 minutes. JS! chandelier 2 945 Listen to the words in the box. Is the underlined sound /s/ or”? Put the words in the correct column, 6 you have. any problems, ask Katia center hendetier cushions paradise = she’s a qood Sriend. Hope: You have a s cushions" parad ere ewe peace place seaplane shampoo shower Love from Gabi ‘ Ws yy | a) How many rooms are there? 7 b) Does it have a balcony? ¢)_ Is therea washing machine? ‘conler chandelier @) Are there any stores near the house? | ©) Isitnear a park? f) Isitnear a train station? 8) Isitin the city? | h) Are there any problems with the house? —— = 46 jen and check, Repeat the words.Grammar 1 Find the food words in the wordsnake and write them in the correct column, Countable nouns Uncountable nouns polalo Presenter Ella-May: Presenter: Blla-May: Presenter: Ella-May: Presenter: Welcome to What's in the Bag? Remember, you take home the items you guess correctly. Isthere (1)_any butter? No. There's (2)__ mayonnaise, but there isn’t (3) butter. Isthere (4) ___ pear? No, There's (5) _banana, but there isn’t __~ (6) pear. (Oh, my. Are there (7)____ tomatoes? No, There are(8)___potatoes, but there aren't (9) tomatoes, Isthere(10)___ cheese? Yes, there is. We havea winner! @ 47 Listen and check, Complete the conversation with i, isn't, are, or aren‘t. Di: Brad, it’s me, mat the grocery store. Could you look in the kitchen? (1) _Are_ there any tomatoes? Brad: Yes, there (2)__. Di: Oh, great. And (3)_there any bread? Brad: No, there (4)_. Di: Ohvall right. 6) _there any bananas? Brad: Umno, there (6). Di: OK, thanks, That's all. Oh, no, one more thing, (7) _there any pasta? Brad: Yes, there(8)__ Di: ‘Thanks, honey. See you later. @ 4g Listen and check. Underline the correct word. a) » 0 d) 8 D) How much / many oranges are there? How much / many cheese is there? How much / many grapes are there? ‘How muich / many milk is there? How much / many tice is there? How much / many potatoes are there? Look at the picture and match the answers (1-6) with the questions in Exercise 4 (a-f). ‘There isn’t much. d ‘There area lot. ‘There aren’t any. There's a lot. ‘There isn’t any. ‘There aren't many.Vocabulary 1 Look at the pictures and complete the crossword. P A s T A 2 Putthe words in Exercise 1in the correct column, 4 Complete the conversation withthe words inthe rite os pasia black brown ike =m That's Would you Customer: Td (1)__fike a steak sandwich, E ——|— please Server: (2) you like white or 3° Underline the word that doesn’t belong, a eee a) beans cheese mushrooms peppers Customer: White, please. b) grape lemon strawberry garlic Server: Would (4) like any onions? ©) pears cupcakes comflakes bread Customer: Yes, please. 4) seafood meat pasta fish Server: Would you like 5) © drink? m Customer: Yes. Coffee, please. Server: White or (6) 2 Customer: White, please. Server (7) 10, please. Customer: Thanks. @ 49 Listen and check, Food aReading 2 Underline the correct answer. a) Ancel Keys studied men / women in seven 1. Read the article and answer the question. countries, Where does the Mediterranean diet come from? b) The Mediterranean diet has a lot of / doesn’t have many vegetables. ©) Olive oil is good / bad for you. ) People on Crete drink wine in the morning / with their food. ©) Cookies and cakes have a lot of sugar / eggs in them. £) Ws important to eat a lot of beans/ different types of food every day. 3) Read the article again, Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? a) Ancel Keys did the diet study because he wanted to know why some people were fat. E b) Butter isa “good” fat. ©) There isn’t much red meat in the Mediterranean diet d) People on Crete eat eggs every day. e) There isn’t much sugar in the Mediterranean, diet. : f) People on Crete never eat bread In the 1960s, an American scientist, Ancel Keys, g) Beans are an important part of the wanted to know why people in some countries | Mediterranean diet. live longer than people in other countries. Keys studied the diets of 13,000 men, aged 40-59, in Pronunciation seven countries. He found that the diet on the Greek island of Crete was the healthiest. He 4. @50 Listen to the sounds A and AV called this healthy dit “the Mediterranean diet.” hie Here is how you can eat a healthy Mediterranean i diet, like the people of Crete. AY beans Eat 20-30 portions of fruits and vegetablesa | 2 @% 51 Listen to the words in the box. Is the Weeks underlined sound / or /i/? Pat the words in the Don’t eat a lot of butter. correct column, Eat more “good” fats like olive oil beans chegse chicken different Eat fish and chicken. oa ‘ ™ ~ Sana RIA cat fish garlic list live meat milk Drink red wine with meals. eee eee Dor’ eat more than four eggs a week ; Don't eat food with a lot of sugar in it, ike au | a cookies and cakes | ehveten | ___ beans Eat more beans. + Bread is OK, but without butter. | + Don’t eata lot of potatoes. | The important thing is to eat a healthy mix of | different types of food every day: And remember \ | | enjoy your food! | | isten and check. Repeat the words,Writing ‘lating an invitation 1 Look at the two invitations and answer the © question: - a) Which invitation is written in a formal, serious style? }b). Which invitation is written in an informal, friendly style to someone the sender knows well? i Mica Mrs. Hoffman invite yout party oeldrate he graduation of tr so, Jes aterside Mansion, Boston, Massachusetts dy 14 9pm ining and Josh come to lunch on WJ? T's my birthday, Come at ct 12 o'clock. Hy new address is Hope you can come. Call me. this week! Love, kristal 2. Read the invitations again, and answer the questions. a) What is the event? Invitation 1 __@ parly Invitation 2 b). Whois the event for? Invitation 1 Invitation 2 Where is the event? Invitation 1 Invitation 2 4) What's the date of the event? Invitation 1 Invitation 2 ©) What time does it start? Invitation 1 Invitation 2 1) What expressio to the invitation? Invitation 1 Invitation 2 is used to ask people to reply Imagine you want to invite people to a formal and informal event, Make notes. a) Whats the event? formal informal b)_ Whois the event for? formal informal ©) Whereis the event? formal informal d)_ When is the date of the event? formal informal ©) What time does it start? formal informal Write your invitations. Use the invitat Exercise 1 and the notes you made in Exercise 3 to help you.Grammar 2 Write questions in the present progressive. a) your father / read / this book? 1 Complete the sentences with he present ee ie Tae Ceci ners, i 3 b) it / rain? Es : your friends / make a noise outside? @ 1/ stand on your foot? we/ eam a lot of money? ) she / wear a black top? Write short answers to the questions in Exercise 2. a) Yes,__he fs b) No, © Yes, d) No, you ©) Yes, we f) No, Write questions with you in the present progressive, a) What / do What are you doing? b) What / wear ©) Where / sit 4). drink / a cup of coffee ©) have /a good time ite true answers for the questions in Exercise 4. Example (a) Lm watching TV. a b) ) a —_ a Cae anESEESESENEDSE DESEO OEEEEEDEEOVocabulary 1 Label the pictures with the words in the box. ee re 1 belt boots hat jacket jeans pants | shirt shoes skirt sneakers suit | sweater tie top Tshirt sunglasses a) belt ean b) i ae ___.. c) een SnEnEETEIETTEE __ a) Byes e) m) __ — fo agg, armenniene rl gy 0 h) Pe 2 Are the words in Exercise 1 singular or plural nouns? Write S or P next to each word. a) bell S Put the words in Exercise 1 in groups. Footwear Formal clothes Casual clothes Accessories Complete the descriptions of the people with the words in the box, 1 beard beautiful smile blond eyes | good-looking sheet | My brother David has (1) ® hair and green 0) He has a (4) and a mustache, I don't think he’s very 6 __, buthe has a et brown cute meclium-length straight ‘My daughter Ruby is very (7) She has (8) OLN brown hair and (10) eyes Complete the conversation with the words in the box. | about color | help looking Clerk: Mayl(1)___ help you? Customer: No, I'm just (2) Clerk: Are you looking for something @)? Customer: Well, yes. I'm looking for a jacket. Clerk: What (4) are you looking for? fitting rooms have special try thanks. Customer: Black or brown, [think. Clerk: How (5) Customer: Hmm, gray. I like it. Do you this gray one? © itina small? Clerk: Yes. Here you go. Customer: Can T (7) __ Clerk: Yes. The (8) are over there. 53 Listen and check.Listening 1 @54 Cover the listening script, Listen to the conversation between Sacha and Zo. Which of the following didn’t happen? a). Sacha made a telephone call. b)_ Sacha saw Brad Pitt ). Sacha talked to a woman with big earrings. 4), Brad Pitt smiled at Sacha. 2. Listen again and underli a) Sacha is at a restaurant / an airport. b) Sacha is wearing a pink top / pink hat. ©) Brad Pitt arrived before / after Sacha. ) Brad Pitt is talking to other actors / the fans. 1 the correct answers. €) The woman with the tattoos is wearing big sunglasses / earrings, f) Brad Pittis wearing a pair of jeans / sneakers. 3. Listen again. Are the statements true (T) or false ()? a) Sacha thinks Brad Pitt is good-looking. __7 b)_ Sacha and Zof are together, _ ©) Sacha is wearing black pants. )_ Sacha is wearing a black hat. e) Sacha likes the woman Brad Pitt is talking, to. {) Brad Pitt is wearing a suit and sunglasses. Sacha: Zo8? It's me, Sacha. TZoé: Hi, Sacha. Where are you? Sacha: I'm here at the airport. I'm waiting to meet my sister, And guess what ~ Brad Pitts on her flight! ‘Lo’: Not Sacha: Yeah! Zot: Is he there? Sacha: Not yet. Zo: What are you wearing? Sacha: Yim in my pink top with my black pants and imy long, brown boots. Oh, and I'm wearing my black hat. Zo&: Beautiful! Sachat Oh, yes! Here heist Oh, Z08, he's really handsome! Zo: Oh, What's he doing? Sacha: He's talking to some fans. Oh, urgh! Jos: What? Sacha: He's talking to a woman in a very small dress ‘with tattoos and big earrings, She looks terrible! Zoi: Urgh! Anyway, what's he wearing? Sacha: He's wearing a suit, a dark shirt, and sunglasses, Oh, and a really cool pair of sneakers. Zoé: Awesome! Sacha: Uh-oh, Zo8, he's smiling at me. Zeb: What? Sacha: He's coming over here, Zo8: Sacha? Sacha? Pronunciation 1. @55 Listen and repeat the numbers. BoM 5 16 17 18 19 30 40 50 60 70 8 % 2 856 Listen and circle the number you hear. a) 13. G0) b) 14 40 2 15 50 a) 16 60 e) 17 70 ) 18 8 2) 19 90Writing 2. Complete the description of Orlando Bloom. ‘Linking sentences: and, with Describing a person 11 Shes a young woman. | 2 She has long, blond hai 3 She has aren eyes. | 4 She's wearing a | formal evening ‘She's a young woman | aes, with tong, blond 8 She's very gree eyes, - beautiful. ‘She's wearing a formal evening dress and she's very beautiful. a) Orlando Bloom isa young man. {age adjective) b) Hehas___ hair. (length and color adjective) 0) Hehas eyes. (color adjective) d) Hehas (accessories or other, e.g, mustache) e) He's wearing clothes. (style adjective) ) He's _ (opinion) 3 Rewrite the six sentences in Exercise 2 as three sentences. Use with and and to link the sentences. 1 Read the descriptions in A and B and answer the questions, a) How many sentences are there in A? ~ b) How many sentences are there in B? 4 Choose a person to describe. Write six sentences. ©) Which word in B links sentences 1 and 2 a) from A? b) 4) Which word in B links sentences 2 and 3 ) = from A? 2 ~ €) Which wore in B links sentences 4 and 5 3 from A? = : o 5. Write a description of the person you chose, Use the sentences you wrote in Exercise 4 to help you. Use with and and to link the sentences. 47Vocabulary 4. Find the words connected with money in the wordsnake, Mey a Of % £& ‘i ’) swe 2) . ») 9 a d) se cere _— 2 Complete the text with the words in Exercise 1. Hi, ‘My name’s Darren. I need your help, [have a (1) debi of $3,000, and it’s getting bigger. Thavea job, but my company doesn’t pay me enough, My (2)__is $18,000 but I really need to (3) $30,000, Life here is expensive. I (4) my money on food and accommodation. I pay all of my (5) on time, But I can’t (6) al the end of the month, there's nothing left. It was badd before and now it's worse. Ican only ® things on my (8) _ card. Can you help me? any money because @ 57 Listen and check. 3 Write the prices in words. a) $3,276,530 tree million two hundred and seventy-six Hhousand, five hundred and thinly dollars b) s7a45 ©) $499,130 4) $13,194,720 Write the prices in numbers. a) Thirty-nine thousand, six hundred and ten dollars. $39610 b) Twelve million, seven hundred and eighty-five thousand, two hundred and twenty dollars. ©). Seventy-eight thousand, two hundred and ninety dollars )_One million, one hundred and forty-five thousand, eight hundred and fifty-nine dollars, ©) Hight hundred and nineteen thousand, four hundred and forty dollars. f) ‘Two hundred and twelve thousand, three hundred and fifty dollars. ‘Complete the conversation with the words in the box. i | anything brown good Kind leather purse Son: Iseverything OK? Mom: No, Tean’t find my bag, Son: What(1)__kind __ of bag is it? Mom: AQ) Son: Isthere (3) init? Mom: Yes, my money and my cell phone. Son: Isit kind of dark (4) te Mom: — Yes. Son; Isitmade of 5)__ Mom: Yes, that’s it, Son: Sony. I don’t know. Mom: — Oh, Kyle! Son: Why don’t you call your cell phone and listen for the ring? Mom: — Oh, that’s a (6) idea. @ 58 Listen and check.Money Grammar ©) The woman is : than the man, 11 Write the comparative form of the adjectives. ) Thenian's ‘iad eae Short adjectives Comparative form S, lean cleaner fast ee old tall cheap short young g) Leo's painting is _ than ugly iS Dino's. Long adjectives h)_ Dino's painting is _ than beautiful Leo's. interesting a 3 Complete the sentences with the superlative form expensive ms of the adjectives (in parentheses). femoue) a) Luxembourg is the richest _—_ Irregular adjectives (rich) country in the world. good sae » bad (expensive) cell phone in the world costs far $1,000,000. ©) Mothershave 2. Complete the sentences with comparative (important) job in the world. adjectives from Exercise 1. 4) Peléis (good) soccer player ofall time. ©) Rajshahi in Bangladesh is (happy) city in the world. f) Russia is__ (big) country in the world. 4 Complete the sentences with the superlative form of the adjectives in the box. famous feet old tall valuable young | a) Themanis older ___than the boy. J b) Theboy is___than the man. a) Thecheetah isthe fastest animal b) At 508 meters, Taipei 101 is building in the world. ©) 10-year-old Tatum O'Neal wes person to win an Oscar. d) Bologna has university in the world. Itopened in 1088. ¢) At$1.65 million, the Diamond-fruit Cake is __cake in the world. 9) TheTVis than the book, {) The Mona Lisa is d) The book is__ ‘than the TV. painting in the world. | Money‘ok at the bar chart on the right, sete the summary with the phrases box. free-time slture. (4) _ food, then housing, and electricity. alcohol answer the questions. What does the chart show? Yearly spending of people in the USA, ‘What does the average US person spend the most on? | 0). What's the second highest thing? 4) What is the most surprising thing? 3 Write a summary of the information given in the chart. Use the answers to the questions in Exercise 2 to help you. AVERAGE YEARLY SPENDING — US PERSON.50 Reading 1 @ 19 Read and listen to the text. Look at the bar chart and answer the question. ‘Who spent/spends more on going out to eat? a). People one hundred years ago b) People today a [ 5. | { 100 eas 0 : Ear on | cna iG | 228 | 8] i i wl | fer enanr ibepel in zre bet Researchers looked at the spending habits of families in the USA one hundred years ago, and today. ‘These were the biggest differences the researchers found: (One hundred years ago, people spent more on food. This is because food was very expensive and. families were bigger. Food is cheaper today, and people have smaller families. But people eat in restaurants a lot more today. People spend more on transportation today than they did one hundred years ago. This is because people today have cars or travel to work on trains and buses. People one hundred years ago didn’t spend a lot on. free-time activities. Today families spend more on free-time activities and vacations. Life one hundred years ago was more difficult and people were more careful with money than today. Look at the bar chart again and complete the sentences. 1) People one hundred years ago spent most of theirmoney on food b) People today spend more on going out to eat, and free-time activities. ©) People one hundred years ago spent percent (%) of their money on food. 4) People today spend nearly twenty percent (%) of their money on ©) People one hundred years ago spent cn their home than people today. £) People today and people one hundred years ago spent the same on things. Read the text again. Are the statements true (1) or false (F)? Correct the false statements, a) Thesurvey stuclied the spending habits of people one hundred years ago and people today. r 1b) The people in the survey lived in the UK. ©) People one hundred years ago spent more on food than people today. d) Families today are bigger than they were one hundred years ago. mn than ¢) People today spend less on transport people one hundred years ago. 1) Life today is easier than life one hundred years ago. Pronunciation @ 20 Listen to the words and cross out the “silent” letters. a) b) ° a °) f lisfen debt wrote handsome walk two Listen again and repeat the words.Grammar 3. Write true short answers to the questions in Exercise 2. 1. Complete the sentences with can and can’t and the Example (a) verbs in the box. Yes, Lean a) b) 9 @) 8) 9 dence drive ski swim talk walk | 4 Complete the table. ‘Adjective | Adverb bed (badly good careful happy fast | loud quiet | slow 5 Write sentences with the adverb in the correct position. 1) (slow) You / always eat / 80 You always eat so slowly b) (fast) Isabella / talk / very ©) (good) My sister / sing / really ) (careful) Luis / do / his work 2 Write questions with can, a) you / play soccer? Gan you play soccer? b) your teacher / speak Italian? ©) (loud) They / talk / very £) (bad) I / swim / very <)_ you / cook? 6 Pat the frequency expressions in order, 4) your parents / ski? thetime | Fegent every day e) you / sing? very year | f)youand your friends / dance? jones amenity twiceaday | Not frequent, —____4. Complete the conversation with the words in the box. Vocabulary 4. Find the adjectives in the wordsnake. fan tea ant hme Cong; money time tired want : Og sePPloy, © S ‘Sy, a & y g s 3 é See a) confident “yy a Joe es ) ‘Complete the sentences with an adjective from Exercise 1. “@) Benisavery generous person, He “often buys me lunch, and he sometimes gives ‘money to his friends. 'b) My sister often gets nervous when she meets “new people, She's really _ <<) Our father is always : He "thinks carefully before he does anything, and _ he never does stupid things! 4). Idon’t like Camilla! She's always thinks about herself and she never thinks about me. She's John: Cathy, do you(1)__want_ to goout aes 4 tonight © Hiyiecarioo oo He Re tas imyamainghers Cathy: No, just want to siti a quiet room. beyond ia very ai 1Q)__atesbte headache ‘sure of himself. John: — What (3)__ tomorrow? Cathy: Maybe. 3. Match the adjectives with their opposites in the box. John: Do you want to go shopping on Saturday, Rosa? confident quiet serious | Rosa: I want to, but I don’t have any stupid unfriendly | @ Oty afin John; Hey, Mark, do you want to go swimming tomorrow? b) friendly ‘ =— a Mark: No, have a col hay No, 16) Ih I. €) sensible John: Do you want to go to the movies with me ©) loud later, Dan? Dan: Not tonight. I'm really (6) I'm ly going to bed. John: Gary, do you want to play soccer with us next week? Gary: No, Thave a(7) back. But there's a great movie on TV tonight. Do you want to watch it with me? John: — Sorry, Tdon'thave (8) © 61 Listen and check. 83Reading 1 @ 62 Read and listen to the article, Complete the sentences with the names in the box. | Johnny Depp Keith Richards Ronnie Wood a) 2s ___ plays the part of Jack Sparrow's father in Pirates of the Caribbean 3 ba ., likes painting pictures of rock stars. played the guitar in the movie Chocolat 2. Read the article again. Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? a) Johnny Depp's first movie was Platoon. b) He directed the movie The Brave. ©) Johnny Depp wrote the music for the song Fade-In-Out. d)_ He played the guitar in a Rolling Stones song, ©) Keith Richards and Johnny Depp are in the ‘movie Pirates of the Caribbean 3. 1) Ronnie Wood and Keith Richards are in The Rolling Stones. 3. Read the article again and underline the correct answers in the summary. Johnny Depp appeared in his first movie in (1) 1984 / 1986, ‘Then, 2) three / thirteen years later he directed his first movie. He is a talented man and can play many (8) sports / musical instruments. He also writes (4) music / books. Rolling Stones guitarist (5) Ronnie Wood / Keith Richards is one of Depp's heroes. He plays the part of (6) Wood's / Depp's father in the movie Pirates of the Caribbean 3, Another Rolling Stones guitarist, (7) Ronnie Wood / Keith Richards, isa talented painter, Talent Hidden tale: JOHINDDY DEPP is a famous actor. His first movie was A Nightmare on im Sweet in 1984, and then in 1986 he was in the movie Platoon. Soon he became a teen hero, But Johnny Depp is not only an actor he is also. a movie} director in 1997 he directed and acted in the movie The Brave, And Johnny Depp has hidden talents, too. He can play many rrusical instruments and he can compose music He played the guitar in the movie Chocolat and in the song, Fede-n-Out by the British band Oasis, He aso wrote some of the music in the movie Once Upan a Time in Mexico. One of Johnny Depp's favorite bands is The Rolling Stones and one of his heroes is Roling Stones guitarist Keith Richards, In the movie Pirates of the Caribbean 3, Richards shows his talent far acting Johnny Depp plays the part of Jack Sparrowin the movie, and Richards plays the part of his father, Ronnie Wood, another guitarist in The Rolling Stones, has a different talent ~ he can paint. He paints portraits of rock stars including The Roling Stones. Pronunciation 1 © 63 Listen to the pronunciation of the sound /a/ in the underlined words. 1 A: How many instruments can you play? Two. [can play the guitar and the piano. What do you do? ¥'m a doctor Which languages can you speak? Spanish and English. : What was the last thing you bought? PRPer Serer pair of shoes, 66 Listen again and repeat.3. Look again at the text in Exercise 1. Match each paragraph with a question below. a) What do you think of the person? Paragraph 'b) Who is the person and how do you know them? Paragraph 1 ©) What can the person do? need capital letters. Find them in the text Paragraph ldnderline them, Wait the words below. ® ‘What is the person doing right now? Paragraph 4 Think of a talented person you know. Answer the questions in Exercise 3 in the correct order as your first draft. play the guiter, and he plays the drums in ; band. The band made their fist cd last yaer, He is feally good singer, too. And he dances really well {good at sports. He swims 1,000 meters every day, he goes skiing evry winter and sailing “every sumer. layed two concerts. He loves chile and the chilean e0ple. He's on vacation there now. : = i 8 - them and circle them. Write the correct words below. 5 Check your first draft for spelling and capital 1 wih letters. Write your final draft,Grammar 3° Write questions with (be) going to. a) What / you / do tomorrow? 1 Write the words in the correct order, What are you going to do tomorrow? b) What / you / buy tomorrow? ©) What / you / watch on TV tonight? d) Who / you / sce next weekend? ‘e) Where / you / go for your next vacation? 1) Who / you / meet tomorrow? 4° Write true answers to the questions in Exercise 3. Example (a) Em going to go towork fa) to rich you oneday hope Do be ? a) Do you hape to be rich one day? b) b) hope retire do to you When ? 9 d) famous to be Would like you ? 8 9 4) want getmarried Do to you ? : a ts 5 Complete the sentences with the words or contractions in the box. ©) aforeign country you to in Do live vat [a dow im mate you travel to Would around the world like ? 2 Match the answers below with the questions from Exercise 1, 1 No,Idon't. Hike my country. 2 No, I wouldn't. 'm very shy. 3. When I'msixty. 4. Not really. Money doesn’t always make you happy. a) Tm _ going to havea party this Saturday. 5 Yes, would, I’d really like to see Patagonia, b) My girlfriend __going to come. Java, and the Sahara, ©) 1___want to invite my brother's friends. 6 Yes, Ido. And then I'd like to have a lot of 4) 1___like to dance all night, a ©) Vimgoing____ buy some new CDs tomorrow. f) Ym___ going to buy a lotof food. 8) We ing to have a great time.ight Show with Jay Leno terviews stars from the world of rock music, TY, and Hollywood. | March of the Penguins about the long journey penguins make 25 /- PE Complete the text with the words in the box. channels on show turn EY watch Tdon’thavea(1)___T¥_ in my home. If there's a (2) Tm interested in, 1@) fon my computer and ® iton that. The computer is fantasti, The picture is great and when I want to find out what's (6) I check the online TY guide. I's much faster than looking for the TV magazine. And online there are more (6) than on normal 'TY, so there are more shows to choose from, €@ 65 Listen and check. ‘Complete the conversation with the words in the box. [ss VM Levs on Should stay tired want watch Donna: What do you (1) wan! _ todo tonight? Rick: I'm (2) don’t want todo anything, Should we (3) at home andl (4) 1? Donna: OK. What's (5) ? Rick: Mm, nothing really. Donna: (6) wwe get a DVD? Rick: Good idea. (7) get pizza, too, and have a relaxing evening, Donna: Great. 8) call for the pizza and you (9) movie. © 66 Listen and check.1B. Complete the sentences about Angela using and, ad and Angela’s form. Why does Angela tl = ‘YOU Want to be a Millionaire? Preua naeatoaeni aM anette , 240-221-8665 | 340-990-1233 _Iotk really hard, but | don't earn a lot. ‘Also, | have a large debt from college. | ‘Would like to win a lot of money because | Want to leave my job and pay off my debt. ‘Also, | want more money because | really lke clothes and shoes, but right now | don’t have money to buy a fot of things. IWant to go on TV because | want to be femous. Millions of people watch Do YOU ‘want to be a Millionaire? _ but, and because. 8) Angela is poor she doesn’t earn alotand she has a big debt b) Angela is a teacher she works really hard. 9) Angela likes buying clothes she has no money. Complete the rules about and, but, and because. a) You use to talk about the cause of a situation. Itanswers the question Why? b) You use to join two ideas, ©) You use to contrast two different ideas. Imagine you want to be on Do YOU Want to be a Millionaire? Complete the sentences. a) 'm... (describe yourself) b)_Iwould like to win a lot of money because (give three reasons) ©) Twant to be on TY because... (give a reason) Complete the form for yourself. Use ard, but, and because and the sentences you wrote in Exercise 4 tohelp you. Bick Forward _stop Name Telephone numbers ‘cell phone home ‘email address Job Toll us in about 100 words why you want to be. ‘on Do YOU Want to be a Millionaire? tert ae58 Listening Presenter: Congratulations, Darren Brown. You are ‘the winner tonight on Do YOU Want to be 1 67 Cover the listening script, Listen. Who is ‘ hilionaire?) You win one milion dollars. Lucy? You'te a very rich man! What are you going to do with the money, Datren? Darren: ff, ob, I don’t know. It’ a lot of money. ‘Are you going to leave your job? No. [love my job. I hope to do my job for ‘many years until I retire, Presenter: What do you do, Darren? Darren: Tima bus driver, Presenter: Oh, Well, what about travel? Do you want to go around the world? Darren; Why? No, I don't want to travel, Anyway, Lucy doesn't like traveling. She likes being at home in the yard. Presenter: So are you going to buy a big new house with a big yard for Lucy? Darren: No. T wouldn't tike to move. Our house fs very small, but Lucy and I lke it. And is near the park, Presenter: OK. What are you going to change in your tie, then? Damen: Nothing. T'm very happy. Presenter: But what about the money? What are you Going to do with all the money? Darren: Ym going to give it to the old doa” home, Z ston slp ree dafeienis tne OO 28 Presenter: What will your wife Lucy think about that? ee Darren: Lucy? My wife? No, Lucy's my dog. a) Darren won two million dollars. _F Pee CMT eE b) Darren is a bus driver. ee ae 1 at Darn Actually, there fs one thing I want to buy. ©). Lucy loves traveling, ___ Tm going to spend some of the money on a d) Darren is going to buy a big house. _ new bicycle, €) Darren doesn’t want to change his life. £) Darren is going to spend all the money. __ Pronunciation 3. Answer the questions. 2). Is Darren going to leave his ob? 1. @ 68 Listen to the sounds /au/ and fou! No, he isn‘ fo! now, Jou! clothes b) Does Darren want to go around the world? PEO Lie a mei ia bea = ‘underlined sound /au/ or /ov/? Put the words in the ©) Does Lucy like the yard? correct column, ———_—__—_. —— | around brown dethes don’t hope house Se ee ee mountain ewe soap show shower tomorrow €) Whois Darren going to give the money to? i = a aE ao now elo | ) What is Darren going to buy? retina ei reat wvGrammar 1 Write the words in the correct order. a) to Australia been I've Ive been to Australia b) Paris has to Clara been ©) been They haven't to Japan d) been Dan over has 30 countries to ©) have My times been to six parents Spain f) Brasilia to haven't be ) twice We been to have New York Complete the sentences with the present perfect form of the verbs (in parentheses). a) 1¥e dren "inthe desert. (drive) b) Lucia with dolphins. (swim) ©) Mark a Ferrari, (drive) ) My sister and her husband __ ona farm. (work) ogee Julia Roberts. (meet) {) My brother and L across the Allantic. (sail) g) They ___The Rolling Stones. (see) _ Experiences Underline the correct answer. a) Thave been / went to Buenos Aires three times in my life b) Last year Betty has been / went to Caracas for the weekend, ©) My mother has seen / saw U2 six times. She's so lucky. d) Thaven’t been / didn’t go to Europe before. This is my first time ©) InFebruary, Carlos has met / met an interesting woman in New York, £) We have bought / bought a new car yesterday. Write questions with Have you ever ..? a) work / ina store? Have you ever worked in a stove? b}_ see / someone famous? ©) lose / something valuable? €) read / a book in one day? ) fly / ina small plane? Write true short answers to the questions in. Exercise 4, For yes answers, give more information about when you had the experience. Example (a) Yes, I have In 1997, I worked in a music store _ in Soho. a) ») ° 4 4) x °)e sentences with past participles of the 1¢ Box. give have know meet read see speak ‘net___ anyone famous, but toa famous actor on the Katy loves Leonardo DiCaprio, She's all his movies, _The most expensive thing he’s ever ‘is his car. It was $60,000! ‘War anid Pence isthe longest book I've ever i and Patti have a few problems with their mother. Ihave Dan for twenty years. We Were ai school together. My brother has his eg six times. Thave never my passport: i) Tony has ‘me some great ideas for songs, Complete the conversations with the words in the box. Then listen and check your answers. check everything have like menu ready Smoking something table Would Good evening, sit, ma’am. Good evening. A(1)__ fable __ for two, please. Server: (2) or non-smoking? Man: Non-smoking, please. Server: Would you like (3) to drink? Woman: 'il(4) a glass of water, Man: And we'd like a bottle of champagne. Server: Sure. Server: Are you (6) to order? Woman: Yes. I'd (6) the chicken. Man: And I'l havea big steak. Server: (7)__youllike to see the dessert @ 2 Woman: No, thank you. Man: Yes, please. Server: Was (9) OK with your meal? Man: Very good, thank you. Woman: Could we get the (10) please? Server: Sure. 71 Listen and check. Experiences:Reading 1. Read the travel forum. Check (¥) the three pictures of places or experiences the writers talk about. Miwa Travel forum The place for people who love to travel Swimming with dolphins __ Does anyone know where | can go to swim with dolphins? (I want to swim with wild Jamelia they'e really fendly. It's a fantastic experience. Maria Vacation in the Swiss Alps | Y2.q 2 Has anyone been there? It would be goad to get some information. rene € || Kaus | RE: Vacation in the Swiss Alps | faito._—~ We've been to Interlaken many times, We haver't stayed at the Hotel du Lac but it looks 32.q very nice. The name means “hotel ofthe eke” but it's actually on a river between two | 32, dolphins, not in'a swimming pool, | would ike to hear from people who have had | the experience themselves, Thanks. sen G | | will RE: Swimming with dolphins | |__| | sone js Swimming with dolphins in the ocean should be a fantastic experience. | haven't done it 2, n. | but ve spoken to people wh have done it. They all say Sinal Is a good place, especialy around Nuwelba. | recommend Sinal. ve been there many times. There is no better | place to go than the Red Sea rene © | | AquaSue | RE: Swimming with dolphins | -asTet | recommend Isla de Mujeres (it means “island of women") in Mexico. The island is next 1 Bee, to Cancun, which is a famous Mexican vacation destination. I've been to Isla de Mujeres: three times and | swam with dolphins twice. The dolphins swim freely in the ocean and We're thinking about staying at the Hotel du Lac in Interlaken, Switzerland, fakes, Interlaken is a beautiful place. There are a lot of tourists but | don't mind them. You can 0 up the Jungfrau mountain in a train from inteiaken, Its a wonderful experience. | a) » a) b) ° Experiences ° aaa Underline the correct answer. Jamelia had one reply / two replies. Jamelia wants to swim with dolphins in the ocean / a swimming pool, Isla de Mujeres means ‘island of men / women AquaSue liked / didn’t like swimming with dolphins. ‘The Hotel du Lac is on a lake J river. There are / aren't a lot of tourists in Interlaken, Are the statements true (T) or false (F)? Jamelia has swum with dolphins. _F Will has never swum with dolphins Will has never been to Sinai Will likes the Red Sea, AquaSue has swum with dolphins three times. Klaus has stayed at the Hotel du Lac many times, Klaus hates the tourists in Interlaken,ase help {an online magazine Travelers please help The best place ve ever been to is Morro de S80 Paulo. t's a smal island in Braz I've been there three times, Hast visitad Morro do S20 Paulo in 2006. My wife and | ned a great time. “06, but til romamber the taste, waste chicken. | thought twas ally Complete the que: When Where Would | The best place you've visited 8) __What’s the name of the place? { isit? [ ‘many times have you been there? | did you last go there? I ) you recommend it? l The mest usual fod you'ee eaten BY 2 many tisnen have yo enten it? 8) did you first eat it? ») did you think of it? you recommend it? ions with the words in the box. 5 (ooo Check (V) the questions in Exercise 2 which were answered in the text in Exercise 1. Think of the best place you've been to and the ‘most unusual food you've eaten. Write answers to the questions in Exercise 2, Example (a) Patagonia a) ») ° Write a reply to Ana in Exercise 1. Use your answers from Exercise 4, Back Forward Stow Pronunciation 1 Circle the past participle in each group that has a different vowel sound from the others. a) won done (gone) run b) hust caught bought taught ©) played made paid said d) slept been met meant © 72 Listen and check. Put the past participles from the box into the correct group in Exercise 1. tead shaken swum Mhaught | (73 Listen and check,Grammar 1. Complete the questions with the words in the box. | about for from to to with a) Whereare you___ fiom _? b) When you're with your friends, what do you tak? ©) What kind of music do you listen 2 4) Whodo you usually goon vacation __? ©) How many countries have you been 2 ) Which company would you like to work 2. Write true answers to the questions in Exercise 1. Example (a) In ftom Paraguay - a By. sci ee 4) 2 § 3. Complete the sentences. Use the simple present or present progressive form of the verb (in parentheses), a) 1___have breakfast at eight o'clock every morning, (have) b) Come on! Dave _ for us. (wait) ) 1_____ soccer or basketball. (not like) 4) No,Tean’tcomenow.1___areally good movie. (watch) ©) Hello? Sorry, I can’t talk now =I rive) ) Ieusually to work. (fake) me an hour to get 4 Underline the correct form of the verb. a) went /‘ve been to 36 countries in my life b) Did you have / Have you had a good time last night? ©) Could you choose another DVD? I saw /’ve seen this one. 4) Iwent /’ve been to sce The White Stripes last year ©) John Lennon (1940-1980) wrote / has written ‘more than 200 songs, 1) Brazil won / has won the soccer World Cup five times. ‘Complete the story. Choose the simple present, present progressive, present perfect, simple past, or ‘going to future form of the verbs (in parentheses). ‘Tom Curtis (1) is He @) __ (be) to ninety-four __(be) a travel fanatic. countries in his life. Next week he (3) (Visit) the ninety-fifth, Nicaragua, But Tom never @ ____ (fy) to the places he visits, he always (6) (travel by motoreyele Right now, he (6) (get) ready for his long ride from Chicago to Nicaragua. Up to now, Tom (7) (have) seventeen accidents, but only two serious ones. In 2001, he (8) 2005, he (9) _ «a hospital in Kazakhstan after a bad fall __ (break) his leg, and in (pend) two months in Tom (10) (start) his trip infourdays.He(I)______ (want) to get to Nicaragua and back in two months. Good. luck, Tom! 74 Listen and check.\d complete the crossword. ghee eee abridge h) go__ my office a ALT Complete the conversation with the words in the box, across down end on straight street tum Diana: Hi, Angel. I'm at the station. How do I get to your place? Angel: Great. Go(1)__down Roosevelt Avenue and take the second ® oon the right. Diana: Is that Fifty-fourth Street? Angel: Yes. That was fast! Diana: I'mon mybil Angek OK, go to the (8) of Fifty-fourth Street and (4) left on to Wilson Avenue, Diana: OK. Angel: Then go (5) and there's abar (6) the right, Our house is (7) from the bar, Number 2400. Diana: Cool! See you in a minute, €@ 75 Listen and check. Drive fiListening 1 © 76 Cover the listening script. Listen to three people talking about beautiful drives. Match each drive to a picture. a) Highway1: picture b) Picos de Europa: picture ©) Route 62: picture 2 Listen again, Which drive are these statements about? Write H (Highway 1), P (Picos de Europa), oF R (Route 62). a). The drive takes three days. _ Af b) It goes through a National Park. ©) Ttgoes through a wine-making region. d) It’s good place for people who like walking. ©) You see wonderful views of the ocean, f) Itgoesalongariver Highway 1 in the USA is a wonderful drive. It goes along the Pacific coast from Los Angeles to San Francisco, The scenery is spectacular. The road goes along the cliff, so there ar fantastic views of the ‘ocean. I went with my boyfriend, Richard, We drove a 1962 Corvette and the trip took three days. In San Francisco, we drove over the Golden Gate Bridge. Tit never forget it! On Highway 1, drive slowly so you can ‘enjoy the views and don't drive off the cliffs! ‘The Picos de Europa is a range of mountains on the north coast of Spain. It was Spain’ ist National Park, The road through this beautiful region is probably the best drive in Europe. I did this trp with my family last ‘summer, We started in Santander and drove over the ‘mountains and through green valleys, where we saw horses in the fields. This is a great place for walking, ‘The Picos de Europa Park is very beautiful, but pretty small. Alot of tourists go there inthe summer, so it’s best to go in the spring, Route 62 in South Africa is an old road that goes between Cape Town and Oudtshoorn. It's one of the ‘most beautiful roads in the country, and follows the Breede river through a green valley with trees and wild flowers. This area is also famous for its wine-making and there are a (ot of interesting places where you can stop and eat. The N2 ~ "the Garden Route” - is near Route 62. Tt’ probably South Africa's most famous toad, but there's a lot of traffic on it. I think Route 62 ‘is quieter and mote interesting than N2. Answer the questions. 8) What coast does Highway 1 go along? the Pacific coash ) How long does it take to drive from San Francisco to Los Angeles? ©) What animals do you see in the Picos de Europa? eee ee rere EEE 44) Who did the speaker travel within the Picos de Europa? ©) What famous road is Route 62 near? - £) What kind of scenery does Route 62 g0 through?Writing 3 Think ofa journey you have taken, Make notes Using adjectives to make a text more ; : An amazing journey interesting oo Describing a journey ene 4. Read the notes about a journey and complete the car : text. TRAFFIC. SCENERY HOWFAR HOW LONG 4 Write about your journey. Use the notes you made in Exercise 3. Use adjectives to make yout text more interesting. ‘An amazing journey WHERE Seattle to the Canadian Rockles WHOWITH My beot friend, Bonnie CAR Bonnie's Chevrolet. TRAFFIC Busy until Vancouver, then quleter SCENERY — Mountains, rivers, lakes HOWFAR 2,000 ilomaters HOWLONG — Sdays Last summer I did an amazing road trip from my. | home in (1) _Seatlle_ to the Canadian Rockies, ‘ Twent with my best friend, Bonnie, in her old Chevrolet. From Seattle to Vancouver, the traffic was terrible, and the roads were very (2) But after Vancouver the roads were mach Pronunciation @) _____and the Canadian scenery was 77 Listen to the sentences and underline the spectacular. The road goes through beautiful stressed words. ® , along riversand by (3) a) The mountains were spectacilar: and we sav lots of wild animals and birds, The b) The traffic is terrible. views were fantastic! We traveled (6) ©) Mycarisso old kilometers in (7)_____ days. 4). What beautiful shoes! ©) This weather is fantastic. Adjectives make a text more interesting, Read the text again, and write the adjectives the writer uses to describe these things. a) the journey ___amazing b)_ the Chevrolet ©) the traffic d) thescenery ©) the mountains ) the views , 1) The views were amazing, Practice saying the sentences, DriveStory: The Canterville Ghost by Stephen Colbourn Mr Hiram B, Otis was a rich American from New York. He hhac come to live and workin England, but he did not want to live in London, He did not want to live in the city. He wanted tolive in the countryside outside London. Canterville Chase was a large and very old house near London. Lord Canterville, the owner, wanted to sell it. So Mr. Hiram B, Otis visited Lord Canterville “T do not live in Canterville Chase,” Lord Canterville said to Mr. Otis, “I do not want to live there. The house has a ghost - The Canterville Ghost.” “Ym from America,” said Mr. Otis. "America is a modern country. I don’t believe in ghosts. Have you seen this Canterville Ghost?” "No," said Lord Canterville, “but T have heard it at night." “don’t believe in ghosts,” Mr. Otis said again. “No one hhas found a ghost. No one has put a ghost ina museum. And you haven't seen this ghost either.” “But several members of my family have seen it,” said Lord Canterville. “My aunt savy the ghost. She was so scared that she was sick for the rest of her life, Also, the servants have seen itso they will not stay in the house at night. Only the housekeeper, Mrs. Umney, lives in Canterville Chase. Mrs. Umney lives there alone.” “want to buy the house,” said Mr. Otis. “Il buy the ghost, too, Will you sell Canterville Chase? Will you sell the ghost?” "Yes, I will" said Lord Canterville. “But, please remember, I told you about the ghost before you bought the house.” Mr. Hiram B, Otis bought Canterville Chase. Then his family came to England from America. He had a wife named Lucretia, three sons, and a daughter. ‘The oldest son, Washington, was almost twenty years old. He was good-looking and had fair hair. His two younger brothers were twins. They were twelve years old, ‘The daughter, Virginia, was fifteen years old. She had large blue eyes and a beautiful face. Mr. Otis took his family to live at Canterville Chase. The ‘old house was in the countryside west of London, Mr. Otis and his family traveled from London by train. Then they rode to the house in a wagon pulled by two horses. The Canterville Ghost Canterville Chase was big and old. ‘Trees grew all around the house. The Otis family wanted fo stop and look at the outside of the house, but the sky darkened. thunderstorm was coming. Rain started to fall, so the family went inside the house quickly. Mrs. Umney, the housekeeper, was waiting for them by the front door: She was an old woman and wore a black dress and white apron, She lived at Canterville Chase and took care ofthe house. “Welcome to Canterville Chase,” said Mrs, Umney. “Would you like some tea?” “res, please,” said Mrs, Otis The Otis family followed Mrs, Umney into the library. ‘There was a big table in the center of the room and many chairs. Mrs, Umney put teacups on the table, then she brought a pot of tea The Otises sat in the library and drank their tea. They looked out ofa large window atthe rain, The rain was falling heavily and the sky was lack. They heard thunclerand they saw lightning, Mrs. Otis looked around the room, There were many books on bookshelves, There were paintings on the walls ‘Thete was also a red stain on the floor, The red stain was by the fireplace. “What is this ted stain?” Mies, Otis asked Mrs. Umney. “tis blood,” answered the ole housekeeper in a quiet “1 don’t want a blood:stain in my library.” said Mrs Otis. “Please remove the stain, Please clean the floor immediately.” ‘The old woman smiled. “Ibis the blood of Lady Eleanore de Canterville. She was murdered by her husband, SirSimon de Canterville, in 1575, The blood-stain has been here for over thtee hundred years Iteannot be removed.” “Nonsense,” said Washington Otis, “I have some Pinkerton’s Stain Remover from Americ, Itean remove any stain, Watch.” Washington Otis took the stain remover from a. bag, Pinkerton’s Stain Remover looked like a small black stick. He rubbed the stick onthe blood'-stan, A minute later the floor was clean, The stick had removed the stain quickly and easily, Mrs, Umney looked atthe floor. She was scared, No one had removed the blood-stain for three hundred years, Mrs Umney was very scared, “Pinkerton’s can remove anything,” said Washington Otis. “The blood-stain has gone.” Lightning flashed and lit the library. Thunder crashed over the house. Mrs, Umney fainted. ‘Mr and Mrs, Otis ran across the library. They helped the old housekeeper who lay on the floor, Mrs. Umney's eyes were closed and her face was pale “Mis, Umney! Mrs. Umney! cried Mrs, Otis. “Can you speak?” PMs, Umney opened her eyes, “Trouble will comet this house,” she said. “Ihave seen the ghost. The ghost will come to you.” Find a complete list of all Macmillan Readers at wwwamacmslanenglish.com/readersca | ea) LU eT Washington Otis rubbed Pinkerton’s Stain Remover ‘on the bloo-stain All the Otises helped Mrs. Umney to stand up. “The ghost will come,” she said again, “You must not remove the blood-stain, You must not ciean the library floor, The ghost will be angry.” Then Mrs. Umney went upstairs to her room. ““Let’s look for the ghost,” said the Otis boys, “Let’s look around the house.” ‘The Otises looked around the house together. But they did not see the Canterville Ghost: That night the family went to bed early. The storm continued all night. The next morning they went into the library. The blood-stain had reappeared on the floor “‘{llremove thisblood-stain once more,” saic| Washington Otis. “Mother doesn’t want a blood-stain in the library. clean the floor again.” He removed the blood-stain with Pinkerton’s Stain Remover. The library floor was clean. But the next morning, the stain had come back again, “This is very strange,” said Mr. Otis. “I'l lock the library door at night, No one can come into the library. No one can puta stain on the floor.” “1 don’t think Pinkerton’s Stain Remover is bad,” said Washington Otis, “ think there really is a ghost. The ghost is making the blood-stain. The ghost puts the stain on the floor at night.” "We must find this ghost” said Mr: Hiram B, Otis “It must stop making these stains. Your mother does not like blood on the library floor.” That day the family went out. They walked around the countryside near Canterville Chase. They went to the nearby village. They looked at the old village houses. Then eee ervey ae they walked back to Canterville Chase through the woods. I ‘was a summer evening and the weather was fine It was late when they got back to the house. The Otises ‘were hungry and tired. After eating supper, they went to bed. The bedrooms were upstairs. There was @ long hallway “upstairs. The bedroom doors were along this hallway. Mr. Otis woke up after midnight. There was a strange noise outside his room. The sound was like metal chains ‘The chains were rubbing together. Mr. Otis got out of bed and opened the bedroom door. He looked into the hallway. He saw the Canterville Ghost in the hallway. The ghost was an old man with burning red eyes. He had long gray hair and wore very old-fashioned clothes. There were chains onhishands nd feet. He was rubbing the chains together so they made a noise “My dear sir, your chains make a terrible noise,” Mr Otis said to the ghost. “You must put some oil on those chains. Here is some Tammany Rising Sun Oil from the United States, Please put the oil on your chains.” Mr. Otis puta bottle of oil on a table in the hallway. Then he closed his bedroom door and went back to bed The Canterville Ghost was very surprised. He had lived in Canterville Chase for three hundred years. Everyone was seared of him, because everyone was afraid of ghosts. Bu this American gentleman was not afraid. The Canterville Ghost decided to work harder. He ‘wanted to scare the American, He made a terrible noise and shone a horrible green light in the hallway. Another door opened atthe end of the hallway. Mr Otis's youngest sons came out of their bedroom, The two young “Here is some Tammany Rising Sun Oil," said Mr. Otis. “Please put the ol on your chains.”“You mean itis the Garden of Death,” she said quietly “Yes, the Garden of Sleep,” said the ghost. “It is very beautiful, There is peace and silence. There is no yesterday and no tomorrow. But only Love can open the door to the garden, For Love is stronger than Death,” Virginia did not know what to say. She listened as the shost spoke again. “Have you read the writing on the library window?" "Yes" sail Virginia, “but I do not understand i.” “Look,” said the ghost. “Read the lines on the window.” Virginia looked at the window and read the lines of poetry: When a golden gil shall weep For the ghost that cant sleep, Then the dend at lst shall die Aandi restful earth may i. "The words mean you must weep for me,” said the unhappy ghost. “Then the Angel of Death will let me res. Will you help?” “What do I have to do? asked Virginia, “You have to come with me into the darkness. You will see strange things. You will hear strange voices, but nothing will hart you. You are good and nice. The dark canot hurt you.” Virginia did not answer and the ghost waited. He had ‘waited for tinree hundred years, This was the longest minute of all that time. “Lam not afraid,” said Virginia at last, “Iwill come with you into the dark.” ‘The ghost kissed her hand. His lips were cold like ice, but they bumed like fire. The ghost held her hand and they walked to the wall of the library. The wall opened. There was darkness beyond the wall and a cold wind. Voices spoke out of the wind. “Go back, Virginia. Go back before itis too late.” Virginia walked into the darkness with the ghost. Virginia and the ghost disappeared through the library wall. Virginia did not come downstairs for supper. Mr, Otis sent ‘one of the servants to her room, The servant could not find Virginia so everybody searched the house. They looked everywhere but they could not find her. Me. and Mrs. Otis were very worried. It-was a summer evening and the sun had not set, so the family and the servants searched the gardens before it ‘was dark, In the garden, there were many trees and a deep pond. They looked in the pond. They looked in the trees. ‘Then they asked people at the railway station. But no one had seen Virginia, Mr, Otis went to tell the village policeman that Virginia had disappeared. But, by that time, it was dark and no one could search any more that night. No one in the family wanted to eat or sleep. They satin the libraty and waited. They hoped Virginia would return safely. They planned to search for Virginia again in the ‘morning. It was midnight when the family decided to go to bed. They left the library and started to walk up the stairs together. Suddenly, all the clocks in the house struck twelve and they heard a tertible noise. Thunder crashed outside the house and the Otises heard a dreadful cry. Strange music sounded inside the house and a door opened at the top of the stairs STORY The Canterville Ghost Virginia stood in the doorway. She looked down the stairs at them. Her face was very pale and she caried a small box in her hand. “Where have you been?” Mr. Otis asked angrily. “Your mother has been Very worried. You have scared us all. You must never play a trick like this again.” “Except on the ghost,” said the twins. “You can play tricks on the ghost!” “Father” Virginia said quietly, “I have been with the ghost. He is dead and now he can rest. He gave me this box ‘of beautifl jewels before he died.” She showed her father the small box: Inside was a necklace made of red stones, “Where did yor get this?” asked her father. “Where have you been?” Mz. Otis forgot to be angry. He was so happy to see that Virginia was safe Come. I'l show you,” said Virginia She turned back fo the door atthe top of the stairs. Her family followed her. Washington Otis caried alighted candle Virginia led them along a secret hallway. They came to an old wooden door which was open. Beyond the door was a little room with alow ceiling. There was an iron ring in the wall and two chains. At the end of the chains was a body. Only bones remained. It was a skeleton, "This is the body of Sir Simon de Canterville,” said Virginia, "He murdered his wife in 1575. Then his wife’s brothers shut him in this room, He was given no food. Sir ‘Simon starved to death, His ghost was in this house for three ‘hundred years. But now he has found peace.” ‘The Otis family looked around the litle room and did not know what to say. Virginia knelt on the floor beside the skeleton and began to pray.

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