1] ERB Complete Jake's blog about his party. Choose the correct words. Last Friday, my parents went away ‘for)/ on the weekend. They were going “at /tgla wedding ‘They left me #on (inthe house fon / in my own. But | decided to invite all my friends Sat / £9 the house ‘with / for a party. However, things didn’t jo.well First, Ruby knocked a china dog é ‘with for her hand and broke it. It has been A | tat Finny family since the 1930s, Then a car stopped finsidey outside. It was my parents! They were driving ®in fdownthe motorway when they remembered the wedding present, so they turned ‘{Upy/ round and came fony back. | offered to | get the present for /to them, but my mum went | to get it and she found all my friends "at / in the kitchen, My parents weren't very pleased and they grounded me. | couldn't go "to / at the cinema "for / with my friends for three weeks! ‘2 ERR’ Complete the sentences for each pair of pictures. Put the verbs in brackets into the past simple or past continuous tense. 1 Wher mum _ cleaning Padma ask When she _ So Sibsren outa __ my rootn, she a mouse (clean, see) ___ the mouse, she out of the room. (see, run) asleep. (do, fall) asleep, he off his chair. (fall, fall) BL 3 While Andy and his dad a boot (fish, catch) they — Curpol-« After they wii it out, Andy __ WA sdops it back in the water, (pull, throw) into town, _—SSteve. (drive, see) him,3 EE=i Complete the sentences in your own words. 1 Last night, | was watching TV when the doorbell rang 2. Claire was walking home from school when 3. Iwas doing my homework on the computer when, 4. | was reading a book in the park when 5 My dad was driving home when Ree 4 £258 Complete the sentences. Put the verbs in brackets into the present perfect tense. te Qe |__‘ve finished (finish) my homework. Can | go out now? OK. As long as you _ Hurry up. The bus {can’t find my purse, think 1 (eave) it at home i ‘What is Joanna's new Saturday job like? i I don’t know. She (not start) it yet you I can't find them. No. Sony. | haven't. (do) all of it arrive). (see) my keys? __ Mick __(come) yet? No. He juste (phone) to say he'll be late. Ont (have) this cold for a week. you = Se (take) any medicine for it? Yes, | have, but it (not work). | lan (write) a story for the | school magazine. — he a send) itte the. editor yet? No, but (read) it and its very good, 5 cea (3 Meena is having a party at her house. Tom has just arrived. Listen to the dialogue. Are the statements true (/) or false (x)? LX] IOI wawn 0 [ Oo brag 000, or present perfect tense, 1. Meena has invited fifteen people to ‘the party, ‘Tom is the first person to arrive at the party, She's never had a party at her house before. ‘Tom has never had a party at his house Meena hasn't told her parents about the party. They've gone to see her grandparents. Meena doesn’t know any of the people in the cars, 8 The people read about the party on the school wetsite. 9 Alot of people have come to the party by 2us. 10. Someone hias broken a bottle. 6 [i Complete the texts. Put the verbs in ickets into the past ple, past continuous 7 | Hi, 'm at the hospital, because | think | ve | sprained. (sprain) my ankle. 1? | (Go) it while, > after an hour, butd § | doctor yet. I's very busy here. A lot of people | | (arrive), 800) We when somebody * phone, It was on the table, and I think they (not | | It5 very annoying, 1 my phone before. (play) football (be) here for half (not see) the school. 14 _—— (wait) when |” 1 (have) lunch in a café _ (steal) my __ (take) itwhilel{_ _— (nat get) it back yet. (never lese) look). |> 4 EBB complete the sentences with the ~ correct words. A 1 Damien's got a lot of girlfriends because he's so handsome _ and an SNCS 2. My grandfather's o__.. He's going to go on a diet because he wants to be s, ~ 3 Youneedtobec___ to be a good actor. a Ithelps if you're g. to00. 4 Marina's very s. and q. 2 She doesn’t like going to parties. 5. My aunt is very g_ , but my uncle is a bit m, He never gives me anything for my birthday. 6 Anthony always does well in tests. He's very ~ 7 Ronisreally#__ rs laugh, so he’s very p. 8 Sonia so fr___andc_. She smiles all the time. 9 Some people think Hannah is n__ 1 ‘think she's h. ___, because she’s a bully, _. He always tells the truth, __.. He makes everyone 10. Jimis very h. 2. a KER (IL Listen to Mel's story. Choose ‘the correct sentence endings. 1 Mel bullied Ursula because @ a Ursula was new at the school. é: b Mel was bullied herself. ~ ¢ Ursula had red hair. “ 2 Mel called Ursula ~ a Red Top. b Carrot Head, ¢ Ugly Girl 3. Mel stopped bullying Ursula because 2 ‘a her parents found out and arouncled her. 5 b_ Ursula’s mother told the police. © aboy refused togo out with her bb mB0 GPLID isten again. Tick (7) the correct boxes. 1. Whict: of these things did Mel do to Ursula? [Z] call her names (1 push her [_] send her texts [_] punch her {JJ pull her Fair (J steal her bag break her glasses (J kick her 2. Which of these words and expressions does Met use to descrite herself? (J irtetligent [J a fasiion leader (D attractive (_] good at sport [ ] have rich parents horrible popular [_] have got lots of friends 1 : John Hi, Dave. ‘Bid you enjoy/ Have you enjoyed the football match yesterday? Dave Yes, | did / have. John Who 'dicl you go / have you been with? Dave |“went/'ve been with my dad. °Did you ever go / Have you ever been tp an international match? John Mo, I ‘didn't / haven't. | ’saw / ve seen them on TV lots of times. How *did you get /have you got your tickets? Dave Someboy at work *gave /has given them to my dad last week 2 Clare Hi, Matty. | Jove your new coat. How long 'did you have / have you had it? Matty Thanks. | bought / ‘ve bought it a couple of days ago. Clare Where *did you buy / have you bought it? ‘Matty It ‘was /has been in the sale at Cool Clothing. “Did you go / Have you been there yet? Clare No, | ‘didn’t / haven't. Matty You must go! The sale ’didn’t finish / rasn’t finished yet4 a BEM Read the text. What is it about? Choose the best description. a Schoolchildren who wear designer clothes are often bullied. b Some schools are choosing international designers to clesign their schoo! uniforms. © Schoolchildren are often bullied because they «don’t wear designer dothes. d_ Some schoolchildren have been sent home for wearing designer clothes. EBB Complete the sentences with the correct names from the text. 1 ‘wears designer clothes so that he won't be bullied. 2 doesn’t want to go to school because other students called her names. 3 ____ had a designer bag, but it was stolen aL et can't afford to buy expensive things for her daughters. 5 bought a designer bag for his son 5) E24 Complete the summary of the text. Designer clothes cause ' problems in many schools , Children who don’t *__ are? __.. However, designer clothes and bags ¢ soa lot of parents can’t + _ The problem is worst for & and in schools that ” eS Designer dothes and bags also cause other problems, such as © ‘ost kids like to look cool in clothes with ‘ designer labels. However, these designer € clothes can cause big problems in many schools. Schoolchildren who haven't got the latest fashions are victims of both verbal and physical bullying. ‘recent study in Scotland showed that children from | ‘the poorest families suffer the most. Designer clothes are very expensive and many parents can’t aford to buy the most fashionable jeans, trainers and coats. But if they don't buy them, their children are often bullied. | ~ Harriet Macdonald has got two teenage daughters: ‘ty older daughter, Zoe, came home from school last ‘week anv! she was arying. Some kids at school called her names because rer sports trainers weren't the right brand), But |just haven’t got the money to buy. her the expensive ones. So now, when they have PE, she doesn’t want to go to school. it's terrible. The problem is worst in schools that haven't got a 5 school unifcrm. However, even in schools that have got a schoo! uniform, there can still be a problem with things like c>ats, bags and the trainers that students \wear for PE, Kids whio haven't got the ‘right! labels are bullied Unfortunately, the school bullies are often the fashion leaders in the schoo. Other stuclents who dlov't want any trouble copy them. David Marsh wears designer clothes beceuse his 2arents can afford them, but he Understands the problem: ‘it's stupid really. We know that designer jeans aren't worth the extra mcney. You . just pay for the name on the label, but we have to \wear them so that we aren't bullied.” Stealing is another big problem One of the parents from the report, Colin Saunders, bought his son Tom a designer sorts bag. 'You can't win,’ he says. “Tom asked us every day for this bag. Finally we bought it. Then a week later someone~ 4 [Bf] scratched a cracked - 3 [J not switched on - 4 bent - 5 L }stuck ~ 6 (| bunt > 7 [, {not plugged in ~ 8 [LJ broken ae J torn ; 10 [| missing @XD Listen. what's wrong with the items? Complete the sentences. 1. The sausages are but __ 2 Thekey 3. The shirt 4 Theglass_— use 5 The hairdryer 6 The cain 7 8 9 0 The radio The DVD player The page __ The dishwasher 3 EXZH Complete the dialogues with a, the, this, my oF your. 1+ {bought |__ihis__ camera yesterday, but + instructions are missing © I'matraid that’s *@__ only one in the shop. © Oh, well, cent haves then, please? 2 © Car tborrow '__ mobile phone? 2______batteryin?__ phone is dead and | reed to phone*_,___ dad. © No, sorry. * mobiles breken. 1 need to get®_____new one. 3 © Isthis'_____coat? » No, it isn’t. My coat is? red one on chair over there. * Oh, it’s probably Hugo's. He's got “ coat like this. 4 © Would youlike * __slice of toast? © Yes, but can | have 2 slice which isn’ burnt, please? © OK. Well? slice isn’t burnt. 5+ Have you seen |__ remote control __ refund forte, © There's? remote control on ‘ _ table. * No, that’s for the DVD player‘we haven't got any more Tshirts Thank you very much Ear-thelp-yer! | bought this Tshirt here here itis Can Ihave a refund. itstorn Have you got the receipt Yes, of course Would you like to choose a different one 4) £81 Complete the bubbles with these expressions. 5 £221 Write the dialogue for this situation. You Lought ¢ DVD as a present for your friend, but he / she has already got it. You would like to exchange it for a different DVD.{| Complete the dialogue. Put the verbs in a brackets into the correct tense. A Gerry Hi Kate. I‘_haven'tseen_ (not see) you ve recently. * (you /be) on holiday? Kate Yes. We? (get back) last right. it was a complete nightmare! Gerry Oh no! Why? A Kate * (you / ever / be) camping? . Gerry Yes, 1% _—— (go) once when | was ten. We &_ (have) a great time. te Kate Well, our holiday was a disaster! First, we é 2 (pack) everything into the - car and we (pub) the tent on a the roof rack Gerry Yes — thete’s alvays so much equipment, Kate Well, wes (drive) along the motorway when we suddenly - ® ____ (heat) a strange noise. We 0 (ook), and part of our tent s « (bang) against the window: Gerry What ®__ {happen) then? Kate We (hear) another loud noise and the tent iy) off the roof of the cart Gerry That's scary. Kate Of course, Dad "*____ (stop) the ar, All our equipment * —_ (lie) ‘on the motorway and the cars 5 * _ (tty) to go round it! We - couldn't pick up the things because the cars ® __(go) too fast. So the police A closed the motorway! r Gerry No! = Kate Yes. We weren't very popular. And now 4 Murn ®, (decide) that we're never going tc go camping again. 2a @TDtisten and underline the words that you hear. Aiivactve slim confident well-built quiet shy generous cheerful popular overweight gooc-looking mean careful horrible ualy gorgeous plain intelligent honest pretty nice friendly funny helpful handsome b @V2 tisten again. Describe these people. + Rober’ cousin © his cousin’s girlfriend Yes, itis, isn't it? Would you like to exchange it? Yes, here you are. I'm sorry about that. What's the problem? Can I Felp you? No, thank you. Could | have a refund, please? OK. Thank you. Here's your money. I's making a funny noise. Thank you. Goodbye. [Ji Have you got the receipt? } bought this hairdryer on Saturday, but there's something wrong with it eaac semA What's wrong with the items? 1 The CD is missing The cup 3 The alarm S The jeans _ The nail 6 The tyre 55 Choose the correct words. Last Saturday, | went to °@e)/ my shops with, the / my friend, Zoe. We went past ‘a / that cake shop and we stopped to look in 4a / the window. __Zoe pointed to *a / the very nice cake at the back of the window, ‘| like sthis / that cake over there,’ she said, so we went into 'this / the shop and bought it. "The / That shop assistant put 9a / the cake in "a / the box. After we left "a / the shop, we went to Ya / that calé for “this / a cup of coffee. ‘Let's sit at this / that table here,’ said Zoe. | put "a /the cake box down on one of "the / my chairs and took off "the / my coat. lust then "that / my mobile rang. As | was answering it, | sat down. But | forgot that "a / the cake box was on ®a// the chair and | sat on it! Write the answers and tick (V) the correct box. 1 ASI Wert / was going home, | saw / was seeing < wallet, picked / was picking it up and “tock / was taking it to the police station [5was / ve been here for fifteen minutes, but John ‘didn’t arrive / hasn't arrived yet He did /'s done the same thing last week and we *missed /‘ve missed the bus. 2. Maria isr"t mear. She's very___.SUREEGNO Justin's fun to be with. He's always HULEFREC 3. jumper /wrong jis / this / size / the wrong / samething / with / there's / DVD / this please / have /1/can / refund / a ie te ey eres eee 4 © What's wrong with _ remote contral for ee © Itneeds______ new battery, + I'm going to have party at Fouse. I think that's great idealThe © 4] EB what are their jobs? Complete the > © bubbles. Don’t forgeta or an. | [Took after people ) 7 [tidy and vacuum when they're offices and houses an in hospital. 'm Vin nical nurse. Thro ~ 2) e Iserve meals and Take houses. tm | | drinks to passengers e 5 ‘on planes. Im a Some A 3 I deliver things to 3) shops and factories. I repair lights, a im oe switches and e things lke that. rm © (eiware ian oftes aN ~ Type letters end emails and answer |'0 [_ fma doctor that a the phone. I'm {ooks after animals, ~ Ln J “ 1%, 7 ~ 3 teook meals in Te ane ceaa a restaurant. 'm : ry SN 5 (eee en en ~ © (raesign buildings |'2 [| flya plane. rm eee ~ 2. ERM Complete the dialogues. Use these ~ © expressions and will. it Just wash my hands set the alarm for 5.30 > | lend you some askmy-dac-foraift >} getyou another one phone Max and tell him | ctingitfor you switch the light on 1 © Ohno, We've mised the bus © Its OK. JiLask my dad fora lift 2.2 ig 2 in | * haven't cot any money. © That's OK. * You have :0 leave early tomorrow morning © OK. * [can't see this photo very well © Just a minute. * I can't find my phone. © Hang on a minute. © Dinner’ ready! » Thanks. * This knife isn’t clean. © Serry about that, © We'te going to be late © Yes, 1 know. 3 What's happening next week? Look at Car's diary and complete the sentences. Use the correct form of these verbs. anmasaz evauswna meet up with have play go tske_watch come take part in 6 pm pine exam atter shook - footbalt for the sehoot team. 14.50 pu dentist! Geography test at sehcol eve film with Bilt Fun rua in the parks 7 pm Tess int town grandpuents / for dinner Atssix o'clock on Monday, he’s taking a piano exam ‘After school on Tuesday, he On Wednescay at 4.30, he (On Thursday. they __ (On Friday evening, Carl and Bill On Saturday, he Inthe evening he On Sunday, his grandparents4 a tots GPT Listen. What are the people going to do in the summer holidays? Complete 5 Complete the dialogues. Put the verbs in brackets into the most appropriate future form: will, going to or the present continuous. ‘A What is he /]B What will it be she going te |like? Why? do? Molly | gocamping | ‘fun in France 4 see interesting places Nathan Suzie | Gary Paula ‘ 6 8 wii fb Ems (YTD Listen again. What do they think it will be like? Complete column B with these cues. Theet interesting people tiring really fit fan DVDs some money really boring new friends hard work have a break seeinteresting-places learn a lot 1. © What 'areyou going to do. (do) when you leave schocl??___ you go} to university? © Yes, 1am, 1>___ (study) Engineering, + That __ (be) interesting, 'm sure you $ (enjoy) that. What do you thirk you’ (do) after that? © Idon'tknow.1’_____orobably (work) for a car company. 26 '_____you___ (do) anything this evening? » Yes, lam. 1?____ (meet) Sandy at the sports centie at 7.30. eae eet yo a ee Oley) basketball? © No, we aren’t. We probably + (not have) enough people for two teams. So Vthink we ®____@o) fer a swim, 3+ ['_____ (go) shopping on Saturday. © Oh, what? you (buy? AF ___ (look for) a new coat. Do you want to come? © l'msorry.Lean't. 14 (look after) my little brother till 12, Well, bring him with you. I'm sure he z HAS LMT En Dit (text) you later: © Maybe. a sentence about something th: 1. you think will happen next year 2. won't happen next year 3 you're going to do at the weekend 4 you aren't going to do at the weekend 5 you have arrar ged for this week Ft Dd IL de Ie ed 2 2 )| 2am complete the expressions. Put the letters in the correct order to find the missing words. 1 make your dreams come (rue. REUT 2 followa_. NAPL 3 makea__ EINCOC 4 have good mosea, ROMESIME, 5 joina BULC 6 seta time MITIL 7 write down your ____ SADIE 8 think about .. CRAPLITAC 9 makean_ ... NAGREENTARM 10 achieve your _ taco 11 turn your dreams into __ TEIRALY 12 don'tlet your jane, die MADERS 1 2 tam GTI listen and delete the extra words. 2 il I've worked very hard lately. So if | pass all my ‘exams, Ill have a party forait-my-friends. 3 ve got a bad headache. | won't gc to school tomorrow if | don’t feel better in the morning, 3 E23 How is John going to make his dream come true? Complete the sentences. Put the brackets into the correct form. If1__get__a Saturday job, |__‘t! earn some money. (get, earn) My patents _ meifi_ __, the car every week, to. (pay, wash) If my grandparents ______me some money for ry birthday, |____,_at. (give, not spend) if at the weekend, | 2 (tes Dad's birthdey soon. Vil get a card anda 2 iy present for him if go shopping on Saturday lots more money. (not go out, save) morning. 5 But ife a bit boring if that tbe, ded 3 [Thaven’t got any homework io do this evening. 6 fl half my money,|__... Til go out with my ‘riends if there's nothing good enough to buy some drums by September. (save, Sr have) ah a. Some from Mum and Dad if i'm meeting Harry in town at 1.30. If Tdon’thave more. (borrow, need) time for lunch, 1! make a cheese sandwich aan 8 If for one hour aday,|___ good] enouch to join a band in a few months. If the weather’ nice and warm at the weekend, (practise, be) ‘ll go t0 the park for a game of tennis. DELO RUE ie 9 IF|_.____a notice on the school website, | ___ some other people to form a band T've saved some maney from my Saturday job at (post, find) the café, so il buy some new trainers if have we aoe ie enough inoney next month. that if we good enough. (play, get)Al sai Read the text. Put the events in the correct order, Sinbad fired an arrow at an elephant. _| b The merchant gave Sinbad some gold and he went home. Sinbad became ¢ slave d The Caliph sent him on one last voyage. |] e The elephants showed Sinbad the Elephants! Graveyard Sinbad decided to stop travelling, His ship was attacked by pirates Sinbad told the merchant about the Elephants’ Graveyard, i His owner told him to kill elephants. The elephant puled up the tree. 5 Ka Here are some more things that people in the story said. Match two things to each person, Sinbad the Caliph the King of Serendib the pirates’ leader the merchant Weir sell all of them, They'll make good slaves. < a “But t've decided that i want | "Give the message to to stay here in Baghdad, the king personally. faa ee f “(Be careful on your journey home | “How many from here, There are pirates. elephants a must | kill? ‘Hi know that you don’t want to travel again, ‘hut ve got an important job for you. Can you use a bow and arrow? You're a free man again and Theresa ship. Get here's a bag of gold for you. Helene ready to attack it Sinbad the Sailor ‘ong ago young man called Sinbad ived in Baghdad | He was a sally and he traveled to mary counties. But every voyage was ficult On one voyage, his ship sank On anothe, Sinbad was cad away by a huge bird, called a Roc He was even shiowrecled on the back of @ wale. After many adventures, he sid 10 himself" not going to trave any more, Tim going to ve a quit feat home? Howeves, he liad one more jab todo and it was forthe Caliph cf Baghdad, so he couln’t refuse. ‘if you take this message tothe King of Serenata fo me, said the Caliph, | won't askyou to do anything mora’ 4 So Sinbad sailed to Serena andl delivered the message. But on the way home, his ship was attacked by pirates, anal the sailors were taken at slaves, Shbad was sold toa rich African merchant. One diay, the merchant took Sinbad toa forest. Here's a bow and amt he sai ‘Sit inthis tee and shoot any eleptian that you see. {want the ivory from their huge tusks. you get enough ior, set you fie” Sinbad dct want te kl the elephants, but he thought: ‘| don’t Killthem, I'l rever see ny home again So he climbec the tee, Soon some elephants came towards the ree. Sinbad fied an arrow, but e missed, The, before he could fre another one, the largest elephent came to the tee and pulled it out of he ground, “This isthe and, thovoht Sinbad. 'm going to die’ But the elephant drt kil him, it picked him up with is trunk, put him on Its back and walked avay. After a longtime, they came to a deep valley. Sinbarl couldn‘ belive his eyes. The valley was full with the bones and tusks of dead elephants. twas the legendery Elephants’ Graveyard “This is where the elephants come to die’ thoughtS nbd, “he elephants are showing me this so that I won't kil ther.’ So Sinbad retumed te the merchant ‘Wil you gire me my freedom if take you tothe Elephants! Graveyand wich fll fry?’ he asked "You won't ust be free, You'll be very ich, to0/ said the merchant, 0, with a bag of goke from the merchant, Sinbad set off home He didn't go ty sea tistime, and when he reached Beghdad, he never left there again,‘| F385 complete the rules with in, on or at. preposition. 1 __on __Wednesday 1 We use with: Saturd: 2 ____Easter days. '8¥ Morning 3._____ November / ais Wednesday. way 4 New Year's Eve parts of a specific day 5 the 20th century Christmas DY 6 the morning 7 _1969 2 We use with: 49,45 8 night times of the day ABne Reb festivals: twelve 0 ‘clock 9 ten 9’clock ; ncaa a 7 10 — Saturday afternoon night aren 6 July _winter 3 Weuse_____with: [the evening 13 _. the weekend parts of the day A A ie months Marc 2010 Sonera iy years autumn 15 __Friday seasons " centuries ghe 2ist century 4 EER Complete the sentences so that they are true for you. Use the cues in brackets and the 2 E33 complete the chart. correct preposition. - 1 My birthdays on L2 August (date) Wewrite | We say My birthday is (date) 1) 14/5 2 Iwas born ___ ——- (year) aka 3 Igo -0 bed __. (time) 321/41 4. My friend's birthday is potas lsuaiiaie (month) L | 5 Our ongest schoo! holiday is 5 | 30/12 a (season) 6|5/6 6 Our town was founded 7 13/2 (century) aap 4 7 Mee! best____. (part of 8) 1/8 L | the day) 99/4 es 8 We usually liave Maths homework 10 | 23/9 ee (day) aalaeya 9 We usually have a party aes (festa (2a 8 0h ere ath 10 | started school __ (year)‘5 Ex Complete the dialogue with these expressions. Thank you~ Can you come at3-45- that’s-no.goockfar.me Hve-gotan-appointment thatwill-be-fine awehaven't gotanythingelse Letmesee— Hi afvaietteantt makeit row we'll see you at 3.45-— S=Steven R= Receptionist R Hello, Clearview Opticans 5 Hello. My name’s Steven Harris. \{'ve got an appointment at 4.30 on Wednesday, but i'm daing something after school R see. Would you like to 2, 5S Yes, please. Be. =n. What about three o'clock on Friday? S.No, t'm sorry, buts have a piano lesson after school on Fridays. R Oh, well, «_ this week. 7% next Tuesday? That's the tl Tuesday? Yes, *___ Ree next Tuesday afternoo es R Goodbye £ Goodbye. EEC 6 El Complete the sentences. Change the time of the expression in bold to the time in brackets. 1. My party isn’t this weekend. It's next weekend ___. (future) 2. M'm not going out tonight because | went out — (past) 3. My appointment at the optician’s wasn’t last Wednesday. i's __ (present) 4 haven't seen Dennis this morning, but | saw him a (past) 5 Celia isn’t coming to my house tonight. She's coming (future) 6 I didn't do my Science homework yesterday evening, so I'm doing it (présent) 7 We haven't got any free appointments ‘this week. Can you come one day _ 8 My birthday isn’t this month. It was ents (PERE: 9. We had a great holiday in Spain last year, so ‘we're coing again (present) 10 | can’t make my appointment this afternoon. Can | come P'tfuture) (EE) ss ‘7 @ E88 GTI isten to the dialogue. Some of the information is incorrect. Delete the incorrect parts. this evening Are you stil OK for temertew— you know, ou tennis game? Vicky No, | can’t make it now. I'm going to the defies. ve got toothache. Ooh. That sound painful. Well, can we make it another day? Vicky Yes. What about Saturday momning? No, Saturday's no good for me. | work at the hairdressers on Saturdays. Vicky Oh, yes. I forgot. Well, is Suniclav any good? Yes, that will be fine. About two o'clock? Vicky OK, see you then in the nark. Bye. ILD listen again. rite the correct min the dialogue. ie ? (future)© Va Ema QTD listen to Lisa talking about the best time of her life. Answer the questions. 1 Who was Carolyn? 5 a her sister = b her neighbour . an cher best friend a 2 Who was Matt? = a her date ~ bb her boyfriend at college = her brother x3 Which of these kinds of school does Lisa mention? (1 Grade school [] Junior High Schoo! B [1 senior High schoo! es 5 college 4 hich of these events does she mention? [_] her first day at school ) Y |_| the flag-raising ceremony ry [_] the Basketball championship Final A [_] Graduation Day nC [_] the High School Prom her eighteenth birthday ___b ExaH @YLD tisten again. Are the statements true (/) or false (x)? 2 1 Lisa is from Texas. 2 2. Her school day was from 7 am to 3 pm. — [_] 3: she grew up ina big city. ey 4 She used to play basketball for the school. a 5 Matt played the trumpet in the school band, ey 6 Carolyn was a cheerleader, = 7 Lisa was the Prom Queen. [1 8 Lisais studying in her home town. A 9. Carolyn and Matt aren't studying in Chicago A 40. She works part-time in a supermarket. ie Pica j (2 FS34 Read the text on page 21. Match the pictures to the times. 3B ERI Read the ‘ext again. Answer the questions. 1 What are the high and low points for energy levels and stress levels? Circle the two high points and underline the low point. Jam 91am 12-1pm 6pm 7-8pm (GD) Tam 91am 12-1 pm 3-6pm 7-8 pm 2 Circle the two best times for studying, 7-9am 11am 1-2.30pm 3-6 pm 7-9 pm 3. Why do people worry in the evening? They're very tited at the end of the day. b They think about the next day. ¢ Their adrenaline levels are very high. They think about problems, 4. FR3% How does your temperature change during the day? Complete the line. SSS TTWe know that our body clock controls the production’ ‘of hormones like melatonin ond adrenaline so that we wake up and feel sleepy at different times. Here Is @ typical doy in the life of the average person's body + 7 am: When the sun comes up and it becomes light, your brain switches off the sleep hormone, melatonin. Your temperature starts to ‘ise andl you wake tp. This is a good time to go jogging, Exercise produces adrenaline, which will make you more alert during the day + 8 am: Breakfast isthe most important meal of the day. ‘You probably haven’t eaten for about twelve hours IF you don’t eat a good breakfast, you won't have enough energy for the’moming, + From nine to eleven o'clock, your mind is most alert because you have alot of energy and your stress level is low. Tiss the best time for mental work + By eleven o'clock, your brain has used about twenty er cent of your bodys energy so it’ time fora snack Good snacks for energy are nuts and frit, such as an ‘apple ora banana, + At midcay your temperature stars to fall and your stress level i sing. f you go for a walk or tak to a friend nowy, it will make you feel brighter and happier. + 1 pm: This the best time for lunch because your energy evel slow. + 2 pm: You feel sleepy because your brain naturally produces melatonin at this ime. This is why people in a lot of countries have a siesta. Unfortunately this isnt always possible with moder’ lifestyles, + At thiee o'clock your temperature is rising again. From fy ‘now tll si o'clock, your memory sat its best. You'll remember things better if you revise for exams at this time + 6 pm: Your temperature i tits highest. This is the best time for heawy exercise, ike weightlifting or aerobics, because your energy level i high, Stress is high, too, and exercise wil reduce stress. The best time to eat dinner é between seven and —_fi eight o'dock in the evening, You should abways eat an evening meal atleast two hours before you go 10 bed. + Atnine o'clock your temperature starts to fall again. ‘Many people wony or fel cepressed now because they think about the things hat they're going to do the next day ‘10 pm: Your brain is producing the sleep hormone melatonin now. You start io fee! tired and your body gets ready to 90 to sleep. 5 EE2I Look at the chart showing how many students study each subject. Complete the sentences. Use these expressions. There is more than one possible answer. all almost all most _a lot of some afew notmany no Subject | Students | subject | students (Total 33) otal 33) Maths | 33 History [21 English 33 Music 12 ir 31 Japanese | 3 PE 29 German | 0 Science "| 30 (Biology 20, Chemistry 7, Physics 3) 1 __All students study Maths and English However, ___ __ students study German. 2 students do ICT. On the other hand, only __ study Japanese, 3 students study Music, ss students have got Science lessons. of shem have got Biology this term, while have got Physics 5 students do PE and _ students do History, too. 6 E283 Choose the correct words. 1. L know I shouldn't eat too much sugar, however, / (GURY while | love eating chocolate. 2. I wanted to watch the competition on Tv, However, / But/On the other hand, | couldn't because | had tco much homework 3. Babies wake up naturally at 7 am, however, / on the other hand, / while teenagers don't wake up til 9 am 4 In Britain, most children start school when they are five years old, In many countries, bu: / on the other hand, / while they don't start till they are six oF seven. 5 love adventure films, but / on the other hand, / however, my best friend prefers sci-fi ayDoyeuthink people ‘will live are going to live) on other planets? ; © Yes, butit _(isn’t happening / won't happen) In my lifetime. 2 © Jack ______ Ci have 's going to 3ac__f nave) a party for his birthday Aap Let ip © Dh good, | hope he Sap a Pi invite /'s inviting) me. 6 al 51 (Il play /’m playing) in f. 8 - 10 _~ [Complete the names of the jobs and match them to the pictures. anu se ana__hi,_ ot 4 an important match this weekena, © Good fuck I'm sure you Cllwin #12 winning) 6 © That’sthe phone.1____ {im goig to answer / | answer) it © No, don't worry: (/m going to get /'ll get it 7° ____. Will you spend! / Are you spending) your holidays in Spain again this, summer? © No, myparents have decided-that we__________ (fre goina to trv ‘re trying) somewhere new. 8 + What_ _____ {are you doing / are you going to do} when you leave school? © Idon’t know. L think) (il take #’m going to take).a year out first 3 Complete the sentences. Put the verbs in a i e i Cas brackets into the correct tense. 1 Ifyou te busy now,|_ later: (be, come back) 2 We tothe cinema if you well. (not go, not feel st 2 Complete the dialogues. Choose the correct future form in brackets. 3 Iyou _ your camera there, someone 1 © [I've just bougtt this DVD, so | 'm going to__ it. (leave, steal) _watch_ (‘Il watch /‘m going to watch) it 4 |______ these old magazines away if you ~ © Goodidea.}__— join them. (throw, not want) a 'm going to join) you. 5 David usif the bus____ late. A Bie (Will you do / Are you (ext, be) es doing) anything on Sunday? 6 We___here if you after six © Yes. My cousins __ (will come / o'clock. (not be, arrive) are coming) to spend the day with us, 7 Mwe _ this match, we the championship. (lose, not win)4 choose the correct prepositions. 1. {sometimes have a lie-in in /@r)/at Sunday morning, but then | can’t get fo sleep in /on/at night. 2. My appointment is ir /on / at Wednesday in /on/at half past two. : 3 How much will life change in / on / at the 21st century? 4 | was born in /on/ at 1995 18 February. 5. We always go skiing in / on / at winter We usually go in / or /at February, but we sometimes go in /on/ at Christmas. 6 + Are you doing anything in / on / at the weekend? © Well, 'm going swimming in / on / at Saturday morning, but 'm free in / on / at the afternoon 7 The film starts in / on / at 7.15 in /on / at ‘Mondays andl Tuesdays. 8 We always have a party in / on / at New Year's Eve, in/on/at 5 @YLI Listen and complete the sentences. * Hello. Willow ' fee _ Medical Centre. © Oh? . My name's Molly Freeman, I've got an appointment at? ofdlock *_ ____, but I'm afraid can’t make it now. * OK. Let me see. Can you come * até instead? © No. I'm sorry. That's na good for me. 've got at age Lexan, + Oh, well. 'm afraid we haven't got anything else * __. What about * at © What date is that? ah Resse © Yes, that will be fine. Thank you, Goodbye. + Goodbye Write the answers and tick (V) the correct box. 1 Ive decided that |___ as an engineer. think 1____ when Ileave school | can’t go out this evening, | (babysit). (train) (go) to university nna aoc: 2 if /1/ finish / my homework soon / we /watch / aDvD you / net win / #/ you / not practise 3. The corcert is Friday Bs three o'clock the afternoon, My birthday isn’t___ October. ts 12 November. 4+ tre an appointment at 3.30, but 'm afraid [can’t it e 4,30? © Sorry, 4.30 is for me.2 ye ) ) fa 1 2 3 4 5 6 b FRA Complete the sentences. 2 EEA Complete the dialogue with would or She's had her eyebow pierced __. oul He's p. his face in his team’s colours. John '__Would __ you do a bungee jump? she's s _her head, Mark No, 12___.1__be terrified! * ___ you? He's had at ___. John Yes, tink 15 She's d_____her hair black and white. its be exciting! But Hes got an unusual h__. 7 tuna marathon. That . be too difficult EM Match the sentences to the pictures. Mark Oh, | __runa marathon. That < oy be a problem— I'm very fit! a 3 ERMA put the words in the correct order to make questions. Then give your answers. | 1 hair /green/ dye / you / would / your ] Question: Would you dye your hair green? You: Yes. Jwould, _OR No. Iwouldn’t, —_ 2 nose / pierced / would / your / have/ you Question: _ You: 3. go! would/ scuba-diving / you Question: You: _ 4 would / motorbike / Question: _ a She's had hes eyebrow pierced. _ Yo! 5 an/ eat / insect / would / you Question: 6 you/ climt / would /a/ mountain Question: You:Al 3x44 Choose the correct words. 1 If 'd have ((iad)a party, ‘A invite / invited all my friends. 2 If people would drive / drove more slowly, the toads would be / were safer. 3. Most people would be / were healthier if they would take /took more exercise 4 Life today would be/ was impossible if we wouldn't /didn’t have computers 5 IFI‘d shave / shaved my head, my parents wouldn't / didn’t mind. 6 I'd go/went skiing every day if we ‘dl live / lived near some mountains. 7 [didn't / wouldn't know what to say if \'d meet / met my favourite film star. 8 If Mark would train ‘trained harder, he ‘d win / won every race. 9. You wouldn’t be / weren't so tired if you 'd go / went to bed earlier. 10 We'd help / helped you if we would have / had the time 5 a Esa QL Listen. What would the people do if they won a lot of money? Match the halves of the expressions. 1. share it with @ university See b all over Aftica ¢_atrip to New York 3. take my parents | 4 2 charity for poor people on e a luxury holiday 4 use it to pay for \¢ all my friends 5 give half of itto 9 @ fast sports car hh round the world 6 buy i my family 7 spendalototit j ahuge party oh kan Internet company 8 start |. lots of designer clothes b ERY What would you do? Complete the sentence with your ovm ideas. If won a lot of money, |_ G ExEi write sentences in the second conditi that are true for you. 1 scream and run away seea ghost |————— take a photograph of it Jf Lsaw.a ghost_{d scream and run ava) OR if saw a ghost. fd take a photograph of it drop my sardwich on | eatit the floor ‘throw it away takeithome finda puppy | try to find the owner my parents go away for the weekend have a party not have a party be the singer be in arock band |= play the lead guitar be happy be sad we / move to AmericaTas ee a 4] FRR Put the letters in the correct order to make words. Then match them to their definitions. chriranue oldof nastium raw utlopnoil odroant assidee thrugod atreghukea _nifmae 1 Avery fast, strong wind that spins. a tornado 2. Avery dangerous storm. a 3 When there is water in streets and houses. cps 4. When the ground shakes and moves. - an ~ 5 Avery large wave in the sea that comes on the land. a When there is no water. a When the air or water is very dirty. a When there is no food. a_ This makes people ill. a ‘When countuies fight each other. a Seava 1 2, KEM Choose the correct words. The ‘erupt /(@ruptionof the volcano has caused a lot of *destroy / destruction in some of the local villages. Scientists think that it might ’erupt / eruption again soon and - sproduce / production huge clouds of gas Ps and dust. They are also worried that hot lava from the voleano will start fires, which could ‘destroy / destruction the larger towns in tke area. LM e There has been 2 big *explode / explosion at an oil refinery in India, All ‘produce / production at the refinery has stopped, but 1 oils already starting to “pollute / pottution [| the rivers. Luckily, the biggest tanks didn’t ‘explode / explosion. Pollute / Pollution from that would be very difficult to stop. 1 2 8 33 FSRM Match the sentence halves. Waseo nied a. that | was late for Peter ate so ces much cake b that we didn't arve till 3 am, The film was so frightening ¢ that it nearly blew us over. The food was so eee d_ that fall asleep in class, There was so much bafhe: @ that wecouldn’t get ital in the car. The wind was so then teted strong for more. The plane wes so g that I couldn't late sleep that night. We had so hy that he had much luggage stomach ache. 4, 15581 (DLT Listen. Complete the sentences. 1 The film was so boring that Left before the end. 21 that | couldn't eat for twe days. 3 The that we refused to pay. 4 The weather was so hot that we _ 5. The Maths teacher gave us so muci homework that! 6 We that we bought sore fish and chips, 7 The Geography test was so easy that__ 8 The that we couldn't stop laugh ng,‘55 £24 Read the text and choose the correct answers. 1 Cumbre Vieja is a anisland. b avoleano. ¢ acity 2 Wsin a the Bahamas. b Miami, c the Canary Islancls. The mega-tsuriami would destroy cities in a China, b theUSA. —¢ Australia Tne disaster would destroy the world’s a climate. b animals. ¢ economy. 4 Millions of tourists visit the Canary Islands every year to stay in the hotels and sunbathe on the beaches. However, they probably don't know that on one of the islands there is a sleeping monster. The Canaries are volcanic islands. When the Cumbre Vieja volcano on the island of La Palma erupted in 1949, the eruption caused a small earthquake and the western side of the volcano started tc break away. It only moved! jabout four metres and then stopped. However, ifthere {was another earthquake in the future, the side of the volcano would break away cempletely and 500 billion Honnes of rock would slide into the sea If fallin one piece, the lancblice would produce a huge tsunami. It would be so big that scientists call ita mega- [tsunami The wave, over 650 metres high, would travel across the Atlantic Ocean at 720 kilometres an hour. When it hit the coast of North America eight hours later, itwould still be 100 metres high. It would flood every city 6 6228 complete the summary of the text about Cumbre Vieja with these words, tsunarri earthquake floods eruption landslide volcano Ant cf the Cumbre Vieja® would create an 2 _. This could produce ane and a large part of the island would slide into the sea. The result would be a huge * which would cross the Atlantic Ocean and create all along the eastern coast of the USA, ‘7 E223 Complete the sentences with the correct quantities. If there was a tig earthquake, 500.billion tonnes. of rock would slide into the sea 2 When it started, the mega-tsunami would be high 3. Itwould travel at an hour, 4 Itwould hittheUSA ater, When it reached the USA, it would be high. Itwould travel up to from the coast. It could kill up to _____ people there, A landslide in the Canaries caused a mega- tsunami _ _ ago. — inland from New York -o Miami and travel up to 35 klometies inland, Over 40 million people live or work on the ‘eastern coast of the USA. Most of them wouldn't survive ‘Smaller waves would hit the coasts of western Europe and Africa. People in the rest of the world wouldn't escape, because the disaster would destroy the world's economy. Wars and famine would soon follow. ifthe sleeping monster of La Palma woke up, it would be the end of life as we know it Could it really happen? The answer has to be "Yes, because its happened tefore, About 120,000 years ‘ago, a landslide on another one of the Canary Islands produced a mega-tsunani that hit the Bahamas. Its happened in Hawaii anc other parts of the world, too !twon't happen soon, so don't cancel your holiday, but, as one scientist said: IF Ilived in Miami and | heard that Cumbre Vieja was eruptng, I'd get in the car and drive away from the coast as fast as possible!"{] E328 Make the adjectives of the nouns in the box. Write them in the correct column. ‘dirt infection ease fame health hazard danger anger “isk poison caution luck -ous y infectious dirty 2. FEW Complete the sentences nouns and adjectives from exercise 1. 1 Don’t walk near the edge of the cliff I's dangerous _. You should put a plaster on that cut finger. You might get some d___ in itand get an i IF you avoid junk food, it’s quite e_ to eatah___ diet. You can't eat these plants. They're p. D. water isa big h___in many poor countries. It causes a lot of ie diseases. You should look after your body. Your h___ is the most important thing. Don't be too c Sometimes you have to take ar, or life will be boring. Signs usually use red to show d. We also use ‘red’ in some expressions ta say that someone is a. __: ‘Her face was red with ues You need to work hard if you want to be f_____ but you also need some | 10 I'm not going to cross the road here. It's too he traffic’ travelling very fast. Has Fred hurt him /Giimsel)? | saw him / himsel* with a bandage on his hand. Yes, he cut him / himself with a saw. ‘We saw us / ourselves on TV lest night. reporter interviewed us / ourselves for the TV news Oh, | didn’t see you / yourselves, That's apily, Is Jane OK? Did the ball hit her/ herself? No. She hit her / herself with her tennis racket. ‘What's wrong? Did that bee sting you / yourself? No, | just scratched me / myself on this plant: We're just picking up this broken glass. Tim was handing me / myself a bottle and | dropped it /itselF. Be careful or you'll cut you / yourselves, What are you doing? I heard you / yourselves laughing We're watching us / ourselvesin an old video. ur neighbour's dog always berks wien it sees it/ itself in a mirror. Its very funny. You should film it / itself when it does that. How did George and Henry hurt them / themselves? They were trying to move a cusboard and it fell on them / themselves What's the matter? Have you hurt you / yourself? Yes, I've just burnt me / myself on the coke"TOE Miny ReneS A. titel (VLAD Listen, Write the number of the dialogue with the correct picture. by 8 (TTB) Listen again. Complete the bubbles. Say what might / could happen. MOS ‘Yeushould Something might fall Look I don’t :hink it's a good idea to. if were you scratch yourself very badly Its dangerous You might get bitten Be careful with I wouldn't cut yourself ee ale UL wouldnt cue ye tase le on 55 E223 Complete the warnings with these zs expressions. ___.wear a safety helmet, your head. shat knife. there climb over around in the long grass by a snake. close to the track. __ out! Don't stand soarchery horse ricing surfing pool mountain biking ge-karting darts canoeing sailing rock climbing (@ILID Listen to Jess, an activity Jeader at an activity centre. Tick (7) the activities in exercise 1 that she mentions. bb E228 @IID Listen again. Choose the correct answers. 1 Where is the activity centre? an Wales b on North Cornwall c nthe Lake District 2 Wren does she work there? a all year ‘ound b only in the schoo! holidays ¢ nthe summer 3 Wrat does she think the most important thing is? a fresh air b the social side ¢ getting away from parents 4 Wry does she think this is important for young people? a They spend so much time an conputers. b Most of them live in towns and cities. ¢ They don’t have enough challenge in their lives. 5 What do they always do on the las: afternoon? a raft-buikling b sing sorgs together play team games 6 Why will this be Jess's last year? a She'll have a full-time job next summer. b The centre is gaing to close down, ¢ She's ging to get married. 3B EEE3 Complete the text on page 31 with these words. Stopped plate animals dinosaurs million cold split future crust thick age rainforests tropical continent warmer southern iceTorlay, the ‘_continent _ of Antarctica lies over the South Pole. it's the coldest place on Earth with winter temperatures below -60°C. Most of itis permanently covered in snow ancl? . Which is over two kilometres § ‘There are no trees or other plants there, and no animals live there all year round, However, Antarctica hasnt always been like this. IF you had a time machine and travellect back 150 _____ years, you would find a very different place. First of all, you wouldn't need all the warm clothes that you need there today because at that time Antarctica was much closer to the equator and soitwasalot’___ You wouldn't find a land of snow and ice, but you'dsee mountains and valleys, fakes and rivers. The land woul be covered in thick ‘ Full of animals. It would probably be wise to have a gun with you, a5 some of the animals that you would meet would be huge meat-eating 7 ! Back then, Antarctica wasn’t the lonely, frozen place that we know today, it was part of Gondwana ~ the great © super-continent which would later® ___into Africa, South America, india, Antarctica and Australia. We know this, because scientists have found fossils of the same plants and. 2 In Antarctica and the other continents that were part of Gondwana About 145 million years _ Gondwana started to break up. Very slowly, the plates of the Earth's ®__ . floating on the hot, soft magma below it, moved away from each other. For along time, Australia and Antarctica stayed together, but about 65 million years ego, they broke apart, too. Australia drifted north, while the Antarctic ®_____ moved! south to its current position ‘over the South Pole. tt became too = plants and animals, and was gradually covered in a thick blanket of snow and ice, However, the continents haven't * Moving. Some scientists believe that continental ‘rift will carry Antarctica northwards again. So, if you used your time machine to travel 150 milion years into the * _. You would probably find that Antarctica was once again a land of thick 7 rainforests 4 Are the statements true (/) or false (x)? X] 1 this always -60°C in Antarctica. 2 There is only one forest in Antarctica | 3. No animas live permanently in Artarctica 4 Antarctica was much warmer 150 milion years ago. 5. Dinosaurs used to live there. 6 Asia was part of Gondwana. [J 7 Scientists have never found any fessils in Antarctica {_] 8 Australia broke away from Gondwana 150 millicn years ago. 9 The continental plates are stil moving. 10 The Antarctic plate won't move in -he future. ear eee ‘5 E35 Link the pairs of sentences to show addition. Use the words in brackets. 1. Antarc:ica used to be full of trees, There were animals there. {too) Antarctica used to be full of trees, There were _ anima’sthere too, 2. Continantal drift causes earthquakes. 1 causes volcanoes. (also) 3 Antarctica was part of Gondwana. Australia was part of the supercontinent. (as well) 4 Scientists have found fossils of animals there. They have found plant fossils. (in addition) 5 The continents were different in the past. They will be different in the future. (too) 6 Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth, Its the windiest place, (also)J Complete the sentences. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct form. 1 I'd.go (go) surfing f1___ lived (lve) in Australia 2 If somebody (dare) me to shave my head, _— (not do) it Biles (know) Sara's number, | : ___ (call) her on my mobile. 4 People (talk) to each other more if they (not have) television. 5 life (be) nicer if people (not argue) with each other. 6 If those shoes (not be) so expensive, | (buy) them 2 Imagine a perfect life. What would it be like? Complete the questions with the verbs. Then give answers that are true for you. pet a fa Question: Where would vou live 2 You: Jd live in Hollywood. 2 drive Question: What kind of car P You: __ 3 have Question: You: 4 do Question: What job a You: __ 5 be Question: famous? You: 6 go Question: Where on holiday? You __ lots of money? 3 Complete the sentences with the correct, reffexive pronoun. Dov'tdo that, Nina, You'll hurt _yourself_ Andy looked at in the mirror. | was surprised when I saw _on Tv. Have you got a plaster? Maria's cut Are we in this photo? We can’t find Do7't play near the fire, you two. You might burn aunuwna Are you trying to take a photograph of _ 2 8. Bill and Tom hurt when they fell 4, complete the sentences with the correct words. 1. |wauldn’t___do that if | were you Its dangerous _ 2 Id___think its a good i to go in there. You could g bitten’ 3 Bec. with those scissors, You ¢____ hurt someone. 4 Yous, run here. The floor’s s. and you m, fall over. 5 out! That's very hot! 6 Yous____putacoat on. its cold outside. 5 a G77 Listen to a news report. Tick (7) the disasters that are mentioned. adrought [_] a tsunami J] Hloods ~] pollution [_] disease a tornado. afamine an earthquake [_] forest fires avolcano [¥] ahurricane — [_] a war b Listen again. Write the disasters from exercise 5a next to the correct places. 1 India 2 Africa 3 Italy 4 Australia 5 Texas 6 7 8 Mexico Chna Japan6 complete the texts with these words. erupt explode pollute production destroy explosion eruption produce destruction pollution 1. Earthquakes cause alot of ‘destruction. But they don’t just 2 buildings. Gas pipes : , and the + can cause a fire. § is another problem, because drains and water pipes break. Dirty water can « the drinking water system. 2 When volcanoes ' they? a lot of dust and ash, which covers a wide area. The>_ of a supervolcano, however, would lead to a volcanic winter and food Ai would almost stop 7 Choose the correct words. 1 Young people often do ‘danger /@angerous) things and put their ‘health / healthy at srisk / risky. They should be more ‘caution / cautious, but to many young people, sdanger / dangerous is exciting 2. Snow and ice have made many roads ‘hazard / hazardous. Some reads are particularly ‘danger / dangerous. The police have asked all drivers to drive with ‘caution / cautious. 3. Inthe past, people often died of an ‘infection / infectious, because hospitals were very *dirt / irty. Doctors didn’t cnow that many infection / infectious diseases ave caused by ‘dirt / dirty 4 Itwould be ‘risk / risky to eat those berries. They might be “poison / poisonous. 5 People think you're ‘luck / lucky to be fame / famous, but #fame / famous can sometimes make your life more ‘danger / dangerous. 8 what could these things do to you? Electricity could electrocute you Abee_ A.cooker Acat Alony Adog Broken glass. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 1. On my ideal dey, | but | wouldn't, If had enough money, | — 2. See/ Look out! | would / wouldn't do that if | were / weren't you. Idon‘t think it’s a good thought / idea to do that You mightn't shouldn't do that, 3. Don't feed the animals. (might bitten / you / get) Be careful near the fire (yourself / could / burn / you) re willie hurt ___ her bike, We've just posted a photo of at Jeremy's pary on the Internet. when she fell off a>> EBRR Look at the pictures. Write what the Complete the questions with the correct question words. people did last night. Use these verbs. 4 [Terie read won watch | Racal co ona 1 How far is it from your house to the school? a 2 ____ did you stay in Spain on holiday? A 3 do I switch the DVD player on? A 4 shall we do on Saturdey? = 5 Harry Potter book do you like best? A 6 ____did you go to bed last night? ss 7 don’t you like this song? ra 8 times have you been to England? bs 9 _____ have you lived in this town? bs 10 _ is your birthday? ‘ 4, F224 put the words in the correct order to make questions. m 1 you school to were outside talking who é Who were you talking to outside school __? A 2 had mobile have howlong your you rN bee A 3 going homework do to you your are me a ii ate nN 4 do Sundey did you what last A ? ~ 5 Brad every rugby does play week _. 2. EEE Complete the questions with the correct - va prepceisore: 6 languages you can speak how many ct 1 Who is Danny talking to__on__ his mobile? : i he 2 5 2 What play did you see ____ the theatre 7 have famous met person a you ever . 3° Who starred The Hunger Games? 2 ms cilete aauz tists 8 concert why the cancelled was 5. How much time do you spend __the j PD Internet? 3 aon eee eSt A 6 Did you see the film the cinema or PS ee toasts ae A Ww? —————_—_ 2 _ 7 Isaw your photo__* _ the newspaper. It, 10 you a dink like would im Bo was the school website, too. ss ?5a Read the DJ's introduction to the radio programme. Listen and complete the fans’ questions. “American rock singer Curtis Philips is on a concert tour of Europe. Unfortunately, he's il, 50 he can‘t be on the programme today, But his manager, Vera Galata, is here to answer your questions about 6 EEE Complete the questions. Put the verbs in brackets into the correct tense. Then answer the questions so they are true for you. 1 What time does he get up?_ 5 aipsorts? + How tall_are you __ they? a cee to Europe before? Tete we. ‘sg As a girlfriend? st aE 2 ¢ How many emails 5 anew album? eee ae (Gend) today? 6 his own songs? a it th it? antes et eee eee eee nee 3 © Whet (wear) Bate etete well again soon? apthe ROR b Ea sten again. Are the ie a statements true (/) or false (Xx)? ee OE (be) to another country? 1 Curtis usually gets up ° at about eight o'clock. Bae (can swim}? o =] 2_He doesnt play ie hockey. ae Siete, 4 __] 3. thisis his first visit to Europe. = 75.2 __. (have got) a pet? 40 4 He split up with his girlfriend a week ago. ° 8 + What (ds) [1 5. He's going to start recording ‘tomorrow evening? L_2 ew album in July , as JO out) last id? 4d 6 Vera's brother writes all Curtis's songs. (aacont fast weeken (7. Curtis is probably watching 10 + What (do) at TV at the moment. 8 Alot of people have bought tickets for his concerts 7 pm yesterday evening?{] £22 put the letters in the correct order to make the opposites of the adjectives. 1 polite ude EDRU 2 tidy SYEMS 3 ambitious = _________ UBIMONSAITU 4 cheerful ______REMUEBAS 5 sensible Lyus 6 loyal YOSLLIAD. 7 charming UAATUSNENP 8 enthusiastic TEGIEVAN 9 hard-working ZALY 10 ‘reliable BELNLAURIE 11 patient IPETTANMI 12 easy-going =_______ SOUNAIX 2 @® Listen to Emma talking about these people. Write the positive (+) and negative (-) adjectives in the boxes. 3 ERE] write a description of somebody that you know. Give three positive and three negative adjectives. My __ isavery, person. He /She’s usually and a but sometimes he / she's and he / she canbe quite ___ and 4, E22 Complete the two advertisements, ‘these words. setling wark Saturdays fetiable minimum job Waitresses apply sweeping break members hours phone café packing The Food Store Ws We need '_rellable _ ond cheerful asistants to help al in our busy supermarket. ian | nice, sensible, ©, + 1_Best friend: KYLIE a ee:fling shelves, the floor Collecting trolleys and custorrers’ shaping Tres ore 9-5, with @ one-hour lunch ‘end we pay the® wage. Pass 307 whether you are applying to 07 Salurclays or Sundays. Please by eral fo: inio@ihetoodgiore com : Tiny © Waiters /'___ wanted for a busy ® ! We are looking for tue new____ ef our team to < us here at Tiffany’. 3_ Boss: MR TRENT ‘You mus: be polit endl and hax working. The volves taking customers’ ® s | as well as clearingand * tables. ‘Yout working day will be 10-6 on We oller good © and a free ® | Please ‘Mark Jones. “Tel: 9338755 E28 Complete the chart with information from the advertisements in exercise 4. > | Name The Food | Tiffany's 2 Store q Kind of place? a supermarket ~ Job? & Personality? al What days? EB Hours? i 7 Pay? ms Apply? 6 a ESB Match the jobs to the activities. y 1 anurse look after animals > 2 achef ae b wash and cut hair . 3 asecretary © make beds 5 4 an architect work with machines A 5 avet © answer the phone 5 6 ahairdresser f cook meals ~ 7 anengineer 9. design buildings Ms ly ERY Use the information in exercise 6a. _ Complete the sentences using the gerunds of oe the verbs. ~ —__________ mist be interasted in O 2 ‘5 job involves ‘MTS ‘| EBA Complete the sentences with these phrasal verbs. 3 EE Tick (Y) the sentences that are correct and cross (X) the ones that are incorrect. Correct the ones that are wrong. Ge] 1 tborrowed Jennys book, but gave 6SEB), Throw away Giveback fillin put away turn down switch on ty on take-off 1 You normally ___take off ___ your coat when you go into a house. 2. You should always that you have borrowed ___something 3 You something that you don’t need any more, 4 You clothes that you want to buy. 5 You a form with your name and address. 6 You the radio or TV if it's too loud 7 You the TV when you want to watch a progremme 8 You should things that you aren't using, Bon t just leave them on the floor 2 FEE] Complete the sentences. Make suitable phrasal verbs with the verbs in the box. give try throw put knock take turn pick My feet hurt afte’ all that walking. 'm going to take __my boots _off 2 Be careful ot you'll___ that cup_ 3 Isitallrightif ‘these old shoes __ 4 You should the tap when you're brushing your teeth, 5 Could you the shopping _ for me, please?’ 6 Can borrow your pen, please? | promise I'll it 7 Could you _my bag please? V've hurt my back B This jacket's nice, Are you going to it ? 2. My shorts were torn, so | threw them away. 3. I'm not listening to the radio, so you can turn off it. {_] 4 Alike these trousers. I'll try on them, (3) 5 [poured a drink, but then | knocked it over. 6 Don't leave your clothes here. Put away them. 7 (felt warm in my jumper, so | took off it. 8 Please print the form and fil iti. ‘Making requests: 4a Exms GT Listen. Some parts of the dialogue are incorrect. Delete them. bowling Joy Can! go tothe-cinema this evening, Dad? Dad Have you gota lot of homework to do? Joy Yes, but can-do it in the morning instead? Dad You're going to dance class tomorrow, aren't you? Joy Well, ll do it on Sunday afternoon, then. Dad You said that two weeks ago, and you were stil doing it at half past ten on Sunday night. Joy That won't happen again, | promise. Dad No, itwon't, because you're coing to finish your homework before you can go out Joy But that means I can’t go to the cinema Dad There's no point in arguing, The answer's still the same. Joy Oh, WS not fair. Everybody else is going, b EEE dialogue. isten again and correct the