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    Workbook & Grammar Book Jenny Dooley-Virginia Evans ai Express Publishing Workbook Hello! Letters, colours & numbers... What's this? Meet my pet Meet my family CETTE What's your job? .. Where are you from? Nice people, nice places .. Greetings from My OW sn anona Seoaro 11 Welcome! onan 12 My HOUSE! rn 13 What have you got’ 14 Home, sweet home! 15 My home, my castlel.... CET 16 Working with animals. 17 Animal magic ..... 18 Actions 19 At work 20° Wild animals. USTs 21 Day in, day out 22 My week 23 All year round 24 Free time! 25 People I love... Cee 26 How much is it? 27 What's for lunch? ... 28 Let's do our shopping. 29 1° shopping a 30 Let's cook! ETM 31 Are you having fun? 32 On sale! 33 What are you doing now’ 34 What's the weather like? 35 Shopping for clothes... SOC 36 On Holiday!.... 37 Holiday Plans...... 38 On Board! 39 Let's Celebrate! 40 How about ...? 41 Fame and Pride... . 42 Great Tragedies... 43 Those who changed the world 44 Great Civilisations..... 45 Days to Remember pppoy ppvey Contents poop ppppy popes pppED ppoeD perry ppDPE Grammar Book The Indefinite Article A/An Personal Subject Pronouns Wh- Questions ...cennne The verb ‘to be’ (affirmative) The verb ‘to be! (negative & interrogative) Exploring Grammar (Units 1-5) .. Revision Units 1-5 Unit 6 Plurals (-s ending) Unit 7 There is/There are Unit 8 Adjectives ...nu0 Unit 9 Plurals/Irregular Plurals Unit 10 This/These - That/Those Exploring Grammar (Units 6-10) Revision Units 1-10 Unit 11. The verb ‘have got Unit 12. Possessive Adjectives Unit 13 Possessive Case on. Unit 14 Prepositions of Place Unit 15 Can cn ss Exploring Grammar (Units 11-15) . Revision Units 1-15... Unit 16 Present Simple (affirmative) Unit 17. Prepositions of Time (at, on in) Unit 18 Present Simple (negative & interrogative) .. Unit 19 Adverbs of Frequency Unit 20 Countable/Uncountable Nouns A/An/Some/Any Exploring Grammar (Ui Revision Units 1-20 Unit 21. How much/How many Unit 22. The Imperative Unit 23 T00-ENOUGH wenn Unit 24 Present Continuous Unit 25. Present Simple ~ Present Continuous: . Exploring Grammar (Units 21-25) .. Revision Units 1-25 Unit 26 Can - Must crarmem Unit 27 Be Going to . Unit 28 Comparative - Superlative Forms Unit 29 Was/Were, Could, Had Unit 30 Past Simple (Regular/Irreguiar Verbs) ucsctnsae ‘ Exploring Grammar (Units 26-30) Revision Units 1-30 we Progress Checks 1-6 Unit 1 Unit 2 Unit 3 Unit 4 Unit 5 16-20) pues DD VUVUUDD DUDEDDD DVD 3 g PEPE 8 p.103 p.104 1 105, p.106 p.110 p.113 oe BANG pats p18 p.123 + P128 p.133 p.138 + P1389 p.141 Hello! 1 Complete the exchanges. @ Fine, and you? © Pleased to meet you. © My name’s Bob. 2 «Killin the gaps with: 3. Write the names in the correct list. * fine * nice ¢ welcome @ pleased ¢ John © Tncy@ Mins © Cinis © Joy 1 Lucy: Hi! This is John. He is my friend. © David © Sally © Tony © Peter ¢ James Mary: Tt S\sscsiss. cssnconsssecs . to meet you, © Steve ¢ Helen ® Jessic John. John: Nice to meet you, too. is: Hi! How are you? JOY: ..sees.vee ..and you? Chris: I’m OK. This is my friend Ruth. JOY? wesecn 5 suas to meet you, Ruth. 3 MrsJones: My name’s Susan Jones. curtis Sauer .. to Trinity College. What’s your name? David: My name’s David Brown. Tom: I’m Tom Robins. WB/4 Letters, colours & numbers J a) Lookat the picture and complete the sentences. Then, ask and answer, as in the example. 1 The sun is yellow. The river is ...--= ee , The Car is ...-sneesnses The Swans af ...-----erectsensseesseens d The tree iS ..ssesssecsrresessnnesnessnneens c The birds are The grass iS ..-sencserseterrcns j The butterflies are © ---resre The boot is The bat i What colour is the sun? B: It’s yellow. b) What’s your favourite colour? an. 2 Label the school objects. 2) ®pen ¢@ pencil ® ruler @ eraser @ schoolbag © blackboard © notebook ® paper clip x 18 20 an 3 8 GB wy ile) 4 Write the small letters of the alphabet. 3 Drawa line to match the numbers to the words. ai = 9 > wo &Y wm G&G WB/5 y¥3 What's this? to be a-an 3. Complete the sentences. Fill in a or an, as in the example. ] | 1 This is Jason and | Mary. (Ge j They are/‘re my / | parents. 7 7 a | _— 1 a bell 2 Sie eraser 3 ...... lion Bac: _6 ..... pineapple 3 Happy Birthday! You .... sixteen now! 7 .. .egg 8 ..... computer -. umbrella Personal Pronouns 2 Complete the exchanges with the correct personal pronoun. A Mary: How are 1) wieeiemeecsesse today, Michael? Michael: 2) ..................am fine, thanks, B Sarah: This is my sister. 3) ... is only five. Nora: Hi! C Judy: This is Bob and Marta. 4) ......... are my friends. Jim: Hi! WB/6 Meet my pet 4 ' 1 Find the animals. i at7=) day English j Introductions and Greetings 3 Choose the correct answer A, B or C to complete the conversations. Almlasleilcl|HA/ A} wi zl/s| 4/0 S/C/O/MIO]>|/4a/ eo milo; go 1 How are you? @) I'm fine, thanks. B [mten. »! C What about you? mial~|olm * 2 What’s your last name? A Pete. B My dad’s name is John. C Simpson. QIZl\H(AlKXl|aol ple A/al cla” tinlelmlolrlolala|a| <|o Q|0|0|2\<|4| | <|x%|m| 2] > P/O|K|lAl|c|x|O}/a] m/s AIN|T)AlAl/o|~l|a~l>| sw Alc S/EIVIQIO|N| wl Ola] z| =| ES /Olm Qa/OlO|4 3 How old are you? A She’s eight. = B Youre eight. C I'meight. A\Pl|S| WH lv a wl/ S| om] >| cm Si 4 Who’s this? La s A He’s George. B This is my mum. C It’s arabbit. Decne 5 Who's he? A They're my brother and sister. B_ He’s my brother. C._ She’s my mother. 6 What's your first name? A Tony. B 10. LOU BSE ts C Smith. ra BU ivary Phone number La Colour WB/7 5 Meet my famil 1 Read the text. For questions 1-8, mark the correct answer A, B or C. b LEE nd | fle Est Yew Go Fi Welcome to my Homepage Hello! My name is Mary. I'm 12 years old. My mother and father are Ann ard John. My brother is Tony and he is eight years old. His favourite colour is blue. Sally is my sister and she is 20 years old. Sniffy is Sally's pet cat. She is white and she's 6 years old. Max is my pet dog. He is black and white. He is two years old. My favourite colour is green. That's all about me and my family. What about you? Thanks for visiting. 1 Mary is ten years old. A Right (B) Wrong C Doesn’t say 2 Annis Mary’s mother. A Right B Wrong C Doesn’t say 3 Tony is Mary’s father. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say 4 Maxisa cat. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't say Asking Personal Questions 2 a) Fill in: Who's, What's, How. veseeeees are you? your name? do you spell that? . your phone number? .. She? Byres your last name? .. old are you? Seige your favourite colour? a a a Mary’s dog is one year old. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't sa Tony's pet is a parrot. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't Mary’s dog is black and white. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't Mary’s favourite colour is blue. A Right B Wrong C Doesn't b) Choose from the questions in Ex. 2a to complete the dialogue below. Then, in pairs, act out similar dialogues. Helen. 2) ecudts Maxwell. Brews cds “yvibdaaus coed M-A-X-W-E-L-L. BF a scuagie 01072 467578. (a friendly letter) 1 Complete this letter. Write ONE word 2. Nowwrite a letter to your mum and for each space 1-5. dad about your friend. Use the text in Ex. 1 as a model. ——— Dear Mum and Dao, Hil How O) are you? | 1) om. fine. This is a picture of my friend and his dog. My friend's name 2) Bill and he is 12 years 3) - Dear His favourite colour 4) .... a Pee Jack io Bill's pet OG. B) srne-snresrannnee 1D i! How white. fine. This is... Bye for now! ite and = My friend's name and .., Myrna picture of your friend and his pet WB/9 6 What's your job? 1 Label the pictures. In pairs, ask and answer, as in the eaneplt than vt © docto: © receptionist vet © teacher 1 A: Who's she? B: She's Mary 4: What's her job? B: She's a teacher 2 in the gaps with the words: # see @ help © doctor # are ® there ® sit Receptionist: Good afternoon. Can I Robert My name is Robert White. 1) you? Receptionist: How old 4) Robert Yes, please. I want you to 2) Robert I'm twenty-nine the 3) Receptionist: Please 5) Receptionist: What's your name, please? down over 6) cao 3 (> What are these people's jobs? Listen and write letters in the boxes. There is one example. 5 ' - B 0 Kevin [1 Henry 2 saly [] 3 Ro [J 4to OC 5 Kim wB/10 Where are youfrom? 7 Countries & Nationalities 1 2) Write the names of the countries. zaBril nSiap ytlla ruaPtgol ... aoe b) Match the countries in Ex. 1a to the people in the pictures. Then write, as in the example, 1 A: Where's Sergio from? Jose! ; B: He's from Lisbon. Rio de Janeiro A: Whe B: It’sin Portugal. ‘s that? Arabelal Barcelona — Rosa/Venice 2 Circle the odd one out. 2 British, Portugal, 1 America, Turkey, — Spanish, Chinese. Canadian, Italy 3 Germany, Prague, Britain, Greece Cardinal numbers (21-100) 3. Write the numbers or the words. 1 forty-seven G 100 wearrsctatinstsdn 229 735 Bi on .. sixty-nine 8 cighty-eight 454 973. $1 99 ses 10 91 WB/11 The verb ‘to be’ 1 Complete, as in the example. A: Are they palaces? B: No, they aren't They are houses. A. bilan a postman? 2 Complete: are, is, ’s, "e, 'm or aren't. © A: Hello! 11) . Marco. Who .... Petra. you a doctor, WB/12 = pilot. y8 Nice people, nice places A: No, 15) not. 16). so avet. Az 7) sso» Paul and Dan from England? B: No, they 8) They 9) svc from the USA. A: Oh! Who 10) that over there? B: That 11)... Molly, the new student. A: Really? Where 12) son She from? Br She 13) see from Brazil. A: Oh, so she 14) .. Brazilian. Put the words in the correct order. you/hairdresser/are/a? Are you a hairdresser? from/he/not/Canada/is ‘she/nationality/what? jobiwhat/your/is? where/from/you/are? There is - There are Complete the exchanges. A: [s there a park in your street? B: Yes, there is AS se there any cafés here? B: No, = a A: there a boat on the river? B: : A: there a statue in the park? B: Yes, A there a cinema in your street? Bs INO; scnnsne: A there any trees on the beach? B: ¥ Greetings from... 9 ] Read the postcard. Expand the questions into full sentences, then answer them. neon OT CON t 4 ! t Dear Pameta, ; Greetings from Russia. How are you? I'm having a wonderfu | time in Moscow. It’s a fantastic city! There are lots of ments, statues, old il gs fad museums. There Pamela Stevenson uildin; ” ws are a lot of small cafés and | 2 Heine ) beautiful restaurants, too! sacnene , Miss you. { UK | ) 1. is/Monica/where? Love Se i Where is Monica? ) Monica debi ee . . ae She is in Moscow, Russia. 2. lots/buildings/old/there/are/of/and/statues? 3. are/there/lot/of/a/cafés/and/restaurants? Greetings/Saying goodbye 2 Complete the dialogues. © Have a nice weekend. @ Not bad - and you? @ Pretty good. ¢ See vou ® How are you? ® Sleep well A: Good morning. How are you today? B: Thank you. 4) B; 1). on Monday. A: Good afternoon. How are you? ¢ A: Good night. 5) B: 2) B: Good night. A: I’m fine, thank you. e A: Good morning. 6 e A: Bye,Ann.3) 0 B: All right, thank you. WB/13 y 10 My town 1 ®) Look at the pictures and write one-word answers. Venice is a lovely city in Italy. There are lots of beautiful 1) squares, like St Mark’s Square. Venice is famous for its old 2) ... and its 3) .. There are lots of 4) ...-.. .. with gondolas. . t00, but there aren't any tall 5) It isn’t at all like busy modern cities with noisy 6)... Venice is fantastic. b) What the best title for the article? A. Venice, the modern city 2 to visit. € Venice ~a great pl B The noisy streets of Venice. Adjectives 2 Write the opposites, then make sentences using the adjectives. 1 newso_ 3 quieten— 2 dityec_ 4 old#m The house is new 3 Puta tick (7) or a cross (x) in the boxes. Then correct the false sentences. 1 This is a block of 3 Thisisacinema, 4 This is flats. 7] NM oO a statul a WB/14 ® m7, (a postcard from a holiday resort) 1 __ Read the postcard and put the 2 Use the information below to write a paragraphs in the correct order. postcard to your pen friend in England. Write: @ where you are ¢ what you can see and what there is in the picture © how you like it Sunday, 28th July Hi Sally! / 7 [JA] There are lots of beautiful old buildings and suseums. This is a picture of the Sardana Monument. It’s very beautiful. ais a great place [JB] Barcelona Is a great pl to visit. a = Mt fic) Its fantastic here in Spain. ® Berlin, Germany a aE Barcelona is a lovely city. ® clubs ———— See you soon! ® lots of shops Love, © museums Jerry Berliner Dome i } \ WB/15 y 11 Welcome! je 1] Look at the picture and write sentences. s + Won | j 1. There are two cushions in the living room. 4 3 5 7 6 2 Look at the pictures and do the crossword. Across WB/16 My house! 12° it wn ee m 6 2 a) Read the sentences and find the parts of the house. There are trees and plants here. garden People cook in this room. k_ People sleep in thisroom.b_ jo. _ People take a bath in this room. People keep their carinhere.g__ People eat in thisroom.d__. Use the words to describe the picture. b) Now match the words to the pictures. c) Write sentences, as in the example. C This is a bedroom; people sleep in this room. * carpet © fireplace © painting © sofa © cushions © coffee table © lamp © armchair The carpet is under the coffee table. 1 2 3 ss 4 5 — 6 E 8 WB/17 y 13 What have you got? ener The verb ‘have got’ 1 Look at the pictures and write sentences, as in the example. cr ball gloves Penelope has got a teddy bear, a cat and a pair of gloves. Possessive Case & Adjectives 2. Ask and answer, as in the example. 1 ball/Penelope? A: Is this Penelope's ball? B: No, it isn’t. It’s not her ball. 2 cap/Luke & Sam? toy monkey/Penelope? 4. teddy bear/Luke & Sam? o WB/18 Plurals 3. Complete the sentences with the plural form of the words in brackets. 1 Chinese ... 2 There are three .. e (toothbrush) in the bathroom. 3. There are nine at the hairdresser’s. 4 The baby has got three (tooth). 5 The two grey and white. (city) are lovely. (woman) (mouse) are 4 Complete the sentences, as in the example. > « - a te This is a lamb and that is a chicken. ¥ 2 wt on . - - a parrot and rabbits. 3 - o wep ‘ - @ < a mouse and dogs. 5 - a candle and ...... balloons. Brian a. a a. _o “

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