Vocabulary I countries andnationalities

Q H a Complete the n a m e s of six countries. What is

the letter in the centre?

A U S T A
A R N A
R ; A
!
S N
?

B R 1

b Complete the crossw ord with nationality

words.

Grammar I to be: p ositive

g B Write the full forms,

Across
i Ronaldo
4 Pope John Paul I
6 Brad Pitt
9 Jaguar cars
10 Mercedes cars
n Skoda cars
Pronunciation I wordstress
%$ 2 Listen and underline the main s tr e s s (the
syllable with the strong sound).
Australian
1 Russian
2 German
3 Japanese
4 American
5 Chinese
6 Polish
Down
2 Nicole Kidman
3 Toyota cars
5 Javier Bardem
7 Gong Li
8 Leonardo da Vinci
10 Alexander the Great
f U l Match the q u estion s with the a n s w e r s . Then
she’s she is
1 we’r e ______________
2 I’m ______________
3 he’s ______________
4 they’r e ______________
5 you’r e ______________
6 it’s ______________
Find and underline the m istakes. Then correct
them.
He’s from Spain. He am Spanish, is
1 Tm Clara. I are from Italy.__________
2 We’re students. We is Ja p a n e s e . __________
3 Where be you fro m ?__________
4 It am a mobile p h o n e . __________
5 Brad Pitt - who are h e ? __________
match the a n s w e r s with the photos.
1 Who is he? a a Ferrari sports car Q
2 Who is she? ^ -b Vladimir Putin [C]
3 What is it?c . Alec and William Baldwin □
4 Who are they? d Claudia Schiffer □
 m Complete the q u estio n s.
What is it ? It’s a Nokia phone.
1 W h e re _______________________ ? He’s from Russia.
2 W h e re ____________________? They’re from Poland.
3 W h a t____________________? It’s a Toyota car.
4 W h o __________________ ? S h e ’s Jennifer Lopez.
5 W h e re________________________ ? i’m from Greece.
6 W h at____________________ ? They’re photos.
7 W h e re ____________________ ? S h e ’s from Portugal.

a Read the dialogue.s and c h o o se the correct

w o rd s in italics.
A: Hello. I’m Maria. I’m Spanish, i’m o/^rorj^Madrid.
(l) What’s I Where’s your name?
B: My name (2) is!are Misha. I’m from Warsaw. I’m
Polish.

A: Hi, i’m Claudio. I’m (3) Italy,1Italian. I’m from

Rimini.
B: Hi, Claudio. We’re (4) Liz/John and Liz. We’re
English. We’re from London.

A: Hello, my name is Elda. i’m from Sao Paulo. I’m

Brazilian. (5) Who’s/What’s your name?
B: I’m Jean Pierre, i’m from Montreal. I’m
(6) Canada/Canadian.

Complete the q u es tio n s and a n s w e r s with w o rd s

from the box.

I Where is a te German American

Russia from S h e ’s He’s

A: Where are Aiec and William Baldwin from?

B: They’re ( 1 ) _________ the United States. They’re
( 2 ) _________ .
A: Where ( 3 ) _________ Vladimir Putin from? b Now write the n a m e s on the m ap below.
B: (4 )_________from ( 5 ) ________ . He’s Russian.
A: (6 )_________is Claudia Schiffer from? j Claudio Elda Jean Pierre John and Liz
B: ( 7 ) _________from Germany. S h e ’s (8 )____ | Ma-r-ia Misha

London
Warsaw

Montreal Madrid * . ;
__________ Maria ' Rimmi

Sao Paolo Q ce
Vocabulary I fam ilies

The Jimenez Family

Cecilia is Eduardo’s wife.
Manuel is Eduardo’s brother.
Marcela and Juan are Eduardo and Manuel’s parents.
Marta is Eduardo and Cecilia’s daughter.
Pedro and Alvaro are Eduardo and Cecilia’s sons.
Manuel is Marta’s uncle.

a Read the information about the Jimenez family

and com plete the family tree.

Cecilia Eduardo

b Make se n te n c e s .

b Complete the sen te n c e s . Jack/Hilary/husband

Marta is Alvaro’s sis te r . lack is Hilary’s husband.

Alvaro i s ______ . brother. i Stefan/Ana/brother
Cecilia i s _____ . sister-in-law.
Eduardo is Cecilia’s . 2 Giorgio and Sophia/Mario/parents
Marta is Manuel’s _
Marta, Pedro and Alvaro are Cecilia’s . 3 Clara/Mr and Mrs Moreno/daughter
Pedro is Eduardo’s __________ .
Marcela i s __________ mother-in-law. 4 Vanessa/Dieter/sister
Juan is Alvaro’s __________ .
. is Marta’s father. 5 Alejandro and Elena/Manu/children

Grammar p o ssessive s
6 Victor and Serge/Haiyna/sons

a Complete the s e n te n c e s with the words in 7 Stephanie/Pierre/niece

brackets.
David’s watch is Sw iss . fDavid) 8 Jose/lsabel/father-in-law
. car is Japanese. (Marianne)
. computers are American. (Maria)
.jacket is Italian. (Rafael)
.w edding ring is beautiful. (Karin)
Grammar I p o s s e s s iv e a d je ctiv e s

_ mobile phone is fantastic! (lane) Correct the underlined m istakes. Use p o s s e s s iv e

a djectives.
. handbag is blue. (Anna)
.friend is from Spain. (Paulo) is you sister married? your

. dog is very big. (Connor) 1 Are he brothers and sisters Canad ian?_________

. sister is twelve. (Nicole) 2 Is she house in New Y ork? __________

_ boyfriend is Australian. (Amy) 3 This is I dictionary.___________

4 Jennifer is we cousin..__________
5 Is this you mobile phone? __ _______
 &W &

G r a m m a r 1 to b e : q u e s t i o n s

Listen. Where are the people? g B Match the q u estio n s with the a n s w e r s .
1 Is Elizabeth your sister? [d\
the audioscript. Listen again and tick ( / )
2 Are Sally and John your parents? O
boxes.
3 is David your brother? □
man woman
4 Are you a student? * □
0 a
rn p!__j
i 5 Are we in the elementary class? □
i__i
6 Are Elizabeth and Marie your cousins?
□ □
□ □ a Yes, I am.

□ b Yes, we are.
c No, they’re my sisters,
again and label the pictures.
d Yes, she is.
e Yes, they are.
f No, he’s my boyfriend.

Reading
j | Read the text and a n s w e r the q uestion s.

eoe

Hi. I'm Amanda. I'm

from Melbourne,
Australia. I'm
Australian, but my
parents are from
Greece. They're
Greek. Jo h n is
my husband. He's
Australian, but his
parents are from the
United States. Our
house is in Sydney.
I'm a student at
Sydney University.

A U D fO SCRIPT
Is Amanda from Perth?
Officer: Excuse me, Sir and Madam. Is this your bag?
Man: Yes. No, she isn’t. S h e's from Melbourne.
Woman: Yes, it’s our bag. i Where are Amanda’s parents from?
Officer: Open it, please.
Man: OK. 2 What is her husband’s name?
Officer: Thank you. What about the mobile phone, sir?
Man: It’s my wife’s. 3 Is he from the United States?
■
Officer: And the watch?
Man: It’s my watch. 4 Where are his parents from?
Officer: Is this your jacket, Madam?
j
Woman: No, it’s my husband’s.
5 Where is John and Amanda’s house?
Officer: And the wedding ring?
Woman: Yes, that’s my ring.
6 Is Amanda a student? '
Officer: OK. Thank you. You can go now.
Vocabulary I jobs
Look at the pictures and the letters. Write the job w ord s. S o m e jo bs are two words.

1 R E M R FA farmer Grammar i a/an

2 ST ! D ENT ________
3 POSHASSINSATT ________ g j H Complete the s e n te n c e s with a or an.
Jamie Oliver is qn_ English chef.
1 Stephen Spielberg i s ___ famous film director.
2 Hausa i s ___ African language.
3 George Clooney i s ___ American actor.
4 ___ Ferrari i s ____ Italian car.
5 Cristiano Ronaldo i s ___ Portuguese footballer.
6 France i s ____European country.
Find five more jobs in the word chains.

Q ) Write f ° ur s e n te n c e s a b ou t your family and

friends. Use the jo b s in e x e rc ise s i and 2.
My cousin is a computer programmer.

sea captain 3
1 h
 Find and underline the m istak es. Then correct
them.
Reading
My brother is student. a student a Read the text. Underline six n a m es of people
S a m ’s a engineer. an engineer and(£lrclg)six jo bs.

1 My cousin Julia is an doctor. ________

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2 My grandfather is a retired. ________ A
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3 Pablo is architect in Brussels. ________
'mZUlU
4 My father is an unemployed. ________
:! I'm Michelle. I'm 23 and
5 Lucia’s friend is lawyer in New York. ________
6 i’m an chef in my uncle’s r e s ta u ra n t.________
I'm single. I'm an
3
factop My boyfriend

Pronunciation I /a/ is called Martin

and he's a police
a Listen to the poem and s a y the jobs.
officer. My home
An engineer, a farmer, an actor
What job do you do? is in England, but
An architect, a lawyer, a doctor I'm from France. My
What’s the job for you? parents are in Paris. My
b Listen again and repeat the whole poem. father, Daniel, is a lawyer and my mother, Bernadette,
is a teacher. My sister Nicole is 27. She's beautiful!
Grammar ! to h e: negative She's a model. My brother Francis is a photographer,

0 1 a Put the w o rd s in the correct order to make but he's also a student. My best friend, Heather, is an
s en te n c es . assistant in a big shop in the centre of London.
Luke married Susanna are and „ . „
Luke and Susanna are married.
i My 20 Cedar Drive address is b Read the text again. Match the p eo p le with
their jo b s and their relatio nship to M ichelle.

retired grandparents are My 1 Bernadette police officer ^ mother

2 Daniel t e a c h e r ------- father
young beautiful is cousin My 3 Francis c shop assistant iii best friend
4 Heather d lawyer iv brother
from Colombia ’s Esther 5 Martin e photographer V sister
6 Nicole f model vi boyfriend
doctor ’s My nephew a
Read the text again and correct the s e n te n c e s .

Greek My are parents Michelle is married.

A/o, she isn’t married. S h e ’s single.
friends They ’re i Her boyfriend is called Steve.

Rewrite the s e n te n c e s from ex ercise 7a in the

2 Michelle is English.
egative. Use contracted form s.
.. e and Susanna aren’ t married.

3 Her parents are in London.

4 Her mother is a lawyer.

5 Her brother and sister are teachers.

Listening and reading A U D IO SCRIPT
a t s>5 Danny is 3 2 . He w o rks at a hotel in the Int: Danny, tell us about your routine.'
Caribbean. Cover the audioscript. Listen and tick ( / ) Danny: OK. Well, I get up at about half past
f Ion r- r\rrr\r f' n n v seven. I have a wash at quarter to eight
and then I have breakfast with the family.
Int: When do you start work?
Danny: I start work at nine.
Int: What do you do in the morning?
Danny: i talk to my assistant and then I read my
emails and faxes.
Int: Do you meet people?
Danny: Yes, I meet the holiday reps at about half
past ten. We have coffee at eleven o’clock
in the office and talk about the clients.
Then I check the hotel rooms and the
swimming pool.
Int: Do you eat in the hotel?
Danny: Y e s , ! do - in the hotel restaurant.
Int: What do you do after lunch?
Danny: I go to the bank. Then I meet the hotel
clients.
Int: Do you work in the office?
Danny: Yes, I write emails and letters.
1 Danny is a holiday rep. [U
Int: When do you go home?
2 Danny is a hotel director. C j
Danny: i leave work at half past six.
3 Danny works in the hotel restaurant. U Int: What do you do in the evening?
b Listen again and com plete the notes abou t Danny’s Danny: Well, I have dinner with my wife and
daily routine. children and at ten o’clock I watch TV.

1 a You are Danny. Look at the notes in

k 7:30 get up
e x ercise i b again and a n s w er the q u estion s.
3 7:45 have a w ash
When do you get up?
k 8:00 m w ith m v wife an d
I get up at half past seven. 1
df; children
m 1 What do you do at quarter to eight?
9:00 go to th e hotel
02
s~\

9:15
2 When do you go to work?
9:30 re a d m y em ails an d faxes
■T
10:30 m eet th e holiday rep s
T 3 What do you do at quarter past twelve?
i 11:0 0 (3) ........
3 12:15 check th e hotel room s a n d th e
4 Where do you have lunch?
&
£ sw im m ing pool
1 1:00 have lunch in th e hotel re s ta u ra n t
5 When do you have lunch?
2:15 go to th e h an k
3:30 m eet clients 6 What do you do in the evening?
4:30 w rite em ails and letters
6:30 leave w ork 7 What do you do at ten o’clock?
7:30 have dinner w ith m y fam ily
10:00 (4) 8 When do you go to bed?
11:30 go to bed

e Now look at the audioscript and check your answ ers.

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 b You are Danny. Write short a n sw ers. G r a m m a r I Presen t S im p le :/ / y o u / w e
Do you have breakfast at half past eight?
a C h oose the correct w o rd s in italics.
No, I don’t.
When do \jou(stag)j starts work?
1 Do you have breakfast in a hotel?
1 What do you!do you do in the evenings?
2 ! notjdon’t eat breakfast on Sundays.
2 Are you a hotel director?
3 Are/Do you live in a big house?
4 When you go/do you go to work?
3 Do you have a family?
5 Do you work/Work you in a school?
6 When do you finish/finish you work?
4 Do you have lunch in a restaurant?
7 1 do meet/meet my friends for lunch every 6a\
8 We don’t go/to go to nightclubs.
5 Do you leave work at six o’ clock?

Write q u estio n s for the a n s w ers .

6 Are you 32?
Where do you live?
1live in Sydney, Australia.
7 Do you go to bed at eleven o’ clock?
1 ____________________________________________
I work in a hospital.
c Read the q u estion s in e x erc ise s 2a and 2b
2 ____________________________________________
again. Write true a n s w e r s abou t you in your
No, i’m not a doctor. I’m a cleaner.
notebook.
3 ____________________________________________
i go to work at half past eight.
Vocabulary I holidays 4 ____________________________________________
No, ! don’t have lunch in the hospital.
U Complete the text with w ord s from the box.
5 ____________________________________________
I finish get up guests have (x2) i leave work at half past six.
5 holiday rep holidays- meet nightclub o ___________________________
| play restaurant 1 go to a nightclub with my friends in the eve
v ............ ................ ......^

£ We love Fun Club holidays. We go every year! We

( i ) _______new people and we ( 2 ) _________lots of
H O W tO ... i t a l k a b o u t y o u r d a i l y routim

fun. We ( 3 } _________ late in the mornings and have Find five more m ista k es and correct them
breakfast in the hotel (4 )________ . We don’t talk •
A: Do you get up early?
to the ( 5 ) _________ because we don’t have any
B: No, 1not. dor,
problems! After breakfast we go to the beach or the
swimming pool. We (6)________ lunch there, but we A: What do you do in the morning? 1

don’t eat a lot - just some sandwiches or fruit. After B: 1 sleep. 2 __

we ( 7 ) ________ lunch, we (8 )_________games with A: Get up you at iunch time? 3
the other (9) _________ on the beach, in the evening B: No, 1don’t. 1get up in the
we go to a ( 1 0 ) ________ . It’s fantastic! t evening. 4 __
A: So, when you go to work? 5
B: At eleven o’ clock in the evening. 6
A: And when you do leave work? 7
B: ! leave work at eight o’clock in
the morning. 8
A: Do you work in an office? 9
B: No, don’t. 10
A: OK. Do you work in a school? 11
B: Yes, 1work. 1work in a school at
night. I’m a cleaner. 12
 Reading a Find eight more ve rb s from the text in the word
squ a re and write them below. ( - > 4^ )
m a Read the text quickly and c h o o se the correct
w ords in italics. (L I S T E Nj W

Julian is a shop manager/assistant. S E W Y A N A

1 He works in an electrical shop/a bookshop. R W A S H L L
2 He goes to work by bus/car. G A T V S F K
3 He leaves the shop at 5:15/5:30.
B ! C P E G J
Q T H A V E 0

listen
1 ____

2 ___
I
3 ___
i
4 ___
■ b Write one verb from the word s q u a r e before
each group of words.
listen to CDs /the radio
i 1 ______ •_______awash/lunch/dinner
i
2 _____________ home/work
3 _____________ to people/on the phone
I 4 _____________ your hair/your clothes/your car
5 _____________ to bed/to work
I’m a shop assistant in a big electrical shop. My day
starts at half past six, when ! get up and have a | Read the text in ex ercise 5 and put the pictures in
wash. I wash my hair, too. Then ! have breakfast at the correct order. Then u se words from the box to
quarter past seven and i leave home at quarter to label the pictures.
eight. I walk to the bus stop and i wait for the bus.
^ ..........................——
The shop opens at half past eight and I start work. f cook dinner have breakfast go to bed
I work in the electrical part of the shop and I sell | leave home read a newspaper wash hair
TVs, DVDs and music systems. I like my job. It’s
interesting and I talk to a lot of people, i have lunch
aU bD cE d lH eD f
at half past twelve and I leave work at half past five.
I usually play football with friends for about an hour. pB H
I have dinner at seven o’clock and I watch TV or listen i
to CDs in the evening, i go to bed at eleven o’ clock.

b Read the text again and com plete the table.

6:30 |Julian gets up and has a wash.

7:15
7:45
8:30
12 : 3 0
5 :30
7:00
1 1:0 0
i . ' .... .. ----- 1

Vocabulary i verbs

Read the text in ex ercise 1 again. Underline the ,

p resent sim ple verbs. The first two are underlined.

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Grammar I P r e s e n t S i m p l e : he /she /it/they G r a m m a r I P resen t S im p le : q u e stio n s

5 Complete the text with the correct form of a verb m a Put the w o rd s in the correct order to m ake
from the box. q u estion s.

f \ day does Melanie’s start What time ?

dry finishget up go have leave
What time does M elanie’s day start?
listen make not/get not/watch read
1 Where Melanie does work 7
talk wash watch work

2 Melanie’s children breakfast with her

Melanie’s a hairdresser. She works at a film studio.
have Do ?
Melanie ( i ) __________ at about six o’ clock in the
morning. She has two children and they all
( 2 ) __________ breakfast together at seven o’ clock. 3 wash Does her children’s hair she
Then Melanie ( 3 ) __________ home at half past seven at work ?
and goes to work. At work she (4 )__________ and
(5 ) _________the actors’ hair all day. Her job isn’t 4 Do talk to the actors Melanie ?
very interesting, but the actors are nice and they
(6 ) _________to Melanie about their work. she work finish does When ?
5
Sometimes in the afternoon, when Melanie isn’t very
busy, she ( 7 ) __________ the actors at work. Melanie 6 to bed the children do What time go 1
(8 ) ________ work at half past four, but she
(9 ) ________ home before six. She ( 1 0 ) ___________ in the evening does Melanie What
7 do ?
dinner for her children and then they ( 1 1 ) __________
to bed at about half past eight. In the evening
8 What time she to bed does go ?
Melanie ( 1 2 } __________ the newspaper or
( 1 3 ) __________ to music. She ( 1 4 ) ___________ films
or TV. She goes to bed at about eleven o’ clock. b A nsw er the q u es tio n s in ex ercise 7a.
M elanie’s day starts at about six 0 ’ clock .
6 Correct the s e n te n c e s abou t Melanie. 1
Melanie works in a shop. 2
She doesn't work in a shop. She works in a film 3
studio. 4
1 She leaves home at quarter past eight. 5
6
7
2 She watches the hairdressers in the afternoon. 8

3
c, ,
She finishes work at half past six.
Pronunciation I P r e s e n t S im p l e - s .e n d in g s
r &
________________________________________________ S B a Look at the a n s w e r s to the q u estion s in
________________________________________________ exercise 6 and find:
4 She makes dinner for her friends. two verbs that end with the /z/ sound, e.g. listens.

two verbs that end with the /s/ sound, e.g. talks.
5 She goes to bed at about ten o’ clock. works

two verbs that end with the /iz/ sound, e.g. washes.

b ? $ ^ Listen and check your a n sw er s.

Grammar i n o u n p lu r a l s V o c a b u la r y ! adjectives (l): colour, opinion

QB a Complete the table. Use a dictionary to check a Write the op p osite adjective,
your a n s w ers . good bad
Sin gu la r Plural 1 small
2 _________________ nice
address addresses
1 camera 3 young _________________
2 diary 4 _________________ ugly
I
3 family 5 useful ___ 4____
I
4 game 6 _________________ modern
5 holiday
b Now com plete the s e n te n c e s with an adjective
6 car
from exercise 2a.
7 scarf
8 suitcase A holiday rep is a pood job.

9 watch 1 Cuba is a small country, but Canada is

10 wife
: ............ 2 Holidays at the beach are v e r y __________________ .
b Complete the s e n te n c e s . Make the nouns 3 My parents aren’t _________________. They’re only
plural and ch ange the verb if necessary. forty-five.

i have one very good camera. 4 Kylie Minogue is v e r y _________________.

5 Mobile phones a r e _________________.
We have two very good cameras.
6 My grandfather’s clothes a r e _________________.
1 She has one holiday a year.
T h e y _________________t w o _________________ a
H Use the clues to com plete the puzzle with colours.
year.
2 He wants to wash the car. 1 j2
1 i i
T h e y ______________________ to wash the i

3 I like my red and green scarf. 3 | 1

h
! i i 1
W e __________________ our red and green

4 Our family works in the shop.

5
| | 6
I
i7
Our t w o ___________________________________in
the shop. i
!
5 Write your address on the form.
Write y o u r ________________ on the Clues
i across the colour of sharks
6 I use a desk diary all the time. 2 down the colour of taxis in New York
W e _________________d e s k _________________ all 3 across water in a swimming pool is this colour
the time. across men’s shoes are often this colour
4
7 He plays a game of tennis every week. across but they’re often this colour too
5
T h e y _________________three or four 6 down Manchester United’s colour
________________ of tennis every week.
7 across wedding rings are sometimes this colour
8 My brother’s wife is American.
What’s the colour in l down?
My brothers’ _________________________________
American.
9 ! always take one suitcase on holiday.
We a l w a y s ________________ two
________________ on holiday.
10 There’s a nice watch in that shop.
T h e re _________________a lot of nice
________________ in that shop.
 Complete the dia log ue with the q u es tio n s in
Grammar I this, that, th ese, those
ex ercise 4a.
a Match the pictures with the q uestions.
1 What’s this? -C\ 3 What are these? L J
2 What’s that? G 4 What are those? L j

A: Hello. You have some nice things.

What's this ? It’s very big.
B: The book? It’s a dictionary, a Spanish dictionary.
•M A: Oh, i think my niece wants to study Spanish.
( 1 ) _____________________ ? They’re really nice.
B: They’re watches.
A: Mm, lovely. ( 2 ) _____________________ ?
B: That’s a bag. it’s my old work bag.
A: Mm, it is very old, isn’t it? And it’s very green,
too.
B: Yes, but it’s very useful.
A: Maybe. And ( 3 ) _____________________ ?
B: They’re belts.
A: Oh, yes, but they’re horrible!
B: Do you think so? People usually like them!
m-- A: Oh, do they? i don’t, sorry.
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■ n
Pronunciation I /i/ and/i:/
b Use w ord s from the box to a n s w e r the
Id ■ a Look at the underlined w o rd s in the dialogue
q u estio n s in exercise 4a.
in e x ercise 5. Find w o rd s with the s a m e sound.
this (/i/): things , i t , ______________ , ______________
modern old-fashioned p-r-etty ugly )

these (/ i:/ ):.

1 This is a pretty scarf.
2
3 _____________ ,________ b # 7 Listen and .ch eck your a n s w e r s .

4 ______________ ________
I MU Look at the table and write the nam es of the a Look at the table in e xercise 1 again. Correct
people under the pictures. the s e n te n c e s about Lynn and Tracy.
Tracy never cooks in the evening.
X = never / = occasionally / / = sometimes
/ / / = often / / / / = usually ! = always Tracy occasionally cooks in the evening.
joe Lynn Tracy 1 Tracy often listens to music in the evening.

cook ! ! x /
2 Lynn never watches a DVD in the evening.
go for a walk / / / / /
go on Facebook / / ! X
3 Lynn always goes to the gym in the evening.
go to the cinema / / / / /
go to the gym * X / / / /
4 Tracy often goes to the cinema in the evening.
listen to music / / / j X !
i
read ! 1 7 X 5 Tracy sometimes goes to the gym in the evening.
watch a DVD / / / / / / /
6 Lynn usually goes for a walk in the evening.
a Read the text quickly. Then look at the table in
exercise 1 again. Who is the text about? b Now look at the information abou t jo e and
Jo e D LynnD Tracy □ write s e n te n c e s . Use a d v e rb s of frequency.
I How do I relax in the evening? Well, i often go for sometimes/with friends
a walk after work. I sit at a desk all day and i want to joe sometimes goes to the cinema with his friends.
get some exercise. Then ! go home and ! ( 1 ) _____
1 never/after work
go on Facebook and read about my friends. I like
films, so I ( 2 ) _____ go to the cinema and I ( 3 ) ______
stay at home and watch a DVD. i (4 )_____ read the 2 always/in bed
newspaper or a book. But, you know, i ( 5 ) _____
c o o k ! ! don’t like c o o k in g .! 3 usually/in the evening

b Now com plete the text with a d verb s of

frequency. 4 often/after dinner

5 always/at home

6 occasionally/in the park

Vocabulary I activities Reading
a Complete the table with w o rd s from (ijB a Read the text about Ivan quickly. Which two activities
the box. doesn't Ivan do?
go for a walk □ go to an evening class □
j a book a concert a sandwich go on Facebook
1—i go to the gym
LJ □
5 a walk an evening class
go running □ have lunch with friends □
| my shopping our homework
go shopping □ read a book □
j running the cinema the-gy m
go swimming n
1
__! watch a DVD □
the Internet
go to a concert □

do © 0 0
go for * fef' ’
go
go on
go to the gym
have
read

b Complete the s e n te n c e s with the

correct form of a p hrase from
e x ercise 4a.
I usually go to the gym in the sports
centre on Tuesday evenings.
1 Mrs Richards o f t e n ______________for
lunch on Mondays.
2 We u su a lly ______________ when we I'm I v a n . I live in t h e s o u t h o f F r a n c e . I'm
re tire d , b u t I h a v e a lot o f f r ie n d s a n d I do a lot
get home from school. Then we can
d urin g t h e w e e k . I g o s w im m i n g in t h e m o rn in g
be ready for school the next day!
on M o n d a y s , W e d n e s d a y s a n d F r id a y s , a n d I
3 Jonathan and Karen______________ a l w a y s g o f o r a long w a lk with f r ie n d s on t h e
together at the sports centre on b e a c h on S u n d a y s . A ft e r t h e w a lk w e h a v e lunch
Thursday evening. - u s u a l l y a b a r b e c u e . On T u e s d a y an d T h u r s d a y
4 Tim wants to learn Spanish so m o r n in g s I g o to t h e g y m a n d on T h u r s d a y
e v e n i n g s I u s u a lly g o to a c o n c e r t with fr ie n d s .
h e ______________ on Wednesday
On F rid ay e v e n i n g s I g o on F a c e b o o k a n d re a d
evenings. a b o u t m y f r ie n d s all o v e r t h e w o rld , (it's Frid ay
I always _ . at lunchtime e v e n i n g n o w ). I g o s h o p p in g on S a t u r d a y
on Friday so I have enough food for m o r n in g s , th e n I s t a y a t h o m e a nd re la x - I re a d
the weekend. a b o o k o r w a t c h a DVD.
V -N i
6 My grandparents sometimes
______________ in the park to get some
exercise. b Read the text again. Complete Ivan’s diary with the
correct activities from the list in ex ercise 5a.
7 My friends all really enjoy music,
so we try t o ______________ every
weekend. 4 M onday 8 Frid<
8 Lucy and I like good films so we often a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
on Friday evenings. QO SWinnminQ
9 I a l w a y s ______________ for ten
5 T u esday S S aturd ,
minutes in my lunch break to check
a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
my emails and read the news.
10 My brother u su a lly ______________in
6 W ednesday 10 S u n d
bed. It helps him to relax at the end of
a.m. p.m. a.m. p.m.
the day.
7 T h u rs d a y
a.m. p.m.
 Reading Vocabulary I n u m b ers

9 a Read the text quickly and match the h ead ing s Complete the table with the numbers from the text
(a-c) with p arag raph s 1 - 3 . in exercise l a . Write them a s numbers and words.
a Who makes mobile phones? Cj
487, 75^ four hundred and eighty seven
b What can mobile phones do? LH
thousand, seven hundred and
c Who uses mobile phones? □ fifty-one
1

.
5

iOB
6

5
7
uxembourg is a small country. It oniy has 487,751
people. But it has 432,400 mobile phones - 88 percent
of the people have phones. That means almost all the 8 m.
people, including small children, have mobiles. China has a
lot of people and 55 percent of them have mobile phones - Wk
but that’s about 738 million phones!

® Hundreds of companies make mobile phones, but there are |;

oniy three really big ones. Nokia makes about 35 percent A nsw er the q uestion s. Write num bers and w ords.
of the world’s phones. Samsung makes 20 percent and LG
How old is your teacher?
makes about 1.0 percent.
3 4 (thirty-four)
© A l l mobile phones can make phone calls and send text
1 How old are you?
m essages. But these days about 22 percent of mobile
phones are ‘smart phones’ - they can use the Internet, m
*

send photos and emails and tell you where you are. 2 How many students are there in your class?

3 How many people live in your town/city?

b Read the text again and com plete the
s e n te n c e s with numbers.
4 How many people live in your country? 1
s-
LG makes about 10 percent of the world’s phones.
1 There a r e __________ mobile phones in
5 How many pages are there in this book?
Luxembourg.
2 A b o u t_______percent of Chinese people have I
mobile phones.
3 There a r e _________ million mobile phones in Pronunciation I w o rd s t r e s s I
China. m
(3 |a I I 9 Listen and underline the main stre s s ,
m
4 Nokia makes a b o u t________percent of the
world’s mobile phones. fourteen 3 fifty
5 A b o u t________percent of mobile phones are 1 forty 4 eighty
‘smart phones’ . 2 fifteen 5 eighteen
 A: Of course. What’s your,(3).
b Listen and tick ( / ) the s e n te n c e s
you hear. B: it’s 894 7701.
A; Dr Gupta, 894 7 7 0 1. Anything else?
a i’m fifteen years old. < i
b I’m fifty years old. iZS B: Yes, can you ask him to (4) • after half past
four?
1 a That’s $18 .9 0. [H
A: Of course.
b That’s $8 0.19 . U
B: Thanks. Bye.
2 a Our address is 17 Grove Road. U
A: Goodbye.
b Our address is 70 Grove Road. LJ
3 a it costs € 14 .4 0 . _J V. * Listen and check your an sw ers.
b !t costs € 40 .14. D
4 a We have sixteen DVDs. G AUDIOSCRIPT
b We have sixty DVDs. C
1
A: Thank you for calling your Tei-'call voicemail service.
I
Listening You have one message.
Hi Daniel, it’s Lucy. Can you call me this afternoon after
§ 1 a ^ Cover the audioscript. Listen to three twenty past two? My number’s 09404 8832. Thanks.
phone calls and num ber them 1 - 3 . 2

a m essage on an answerphone I__! A: This is Phil and Isabel’s phone. We’re not here at the
moment, so please leave a message with your name
a phone call to an office Lj
and number after the tone.
a voicemail m essage [ I Phil? It’s Fiona. I can’t see you tomorrow because
b Listen again and com plete the m e s s a g e s . there’s an important meeting at my office. How
about ten past seven on Friday? You can call me on
0 9 9 1 344562.
3
Caller:, A: Hello. Davis and Davis.
Phone number:. B: Good afternoon. Can I speak to Michael jenkins?
r r A: i’m afraid he’s not here today. Can 1take a message?
M essage:
Caller: B: Yes. Can you ask him to phone Dr Gupta?
! VUtS
A: Of course. What’s your number?
Phone number.
B: It’s 894 7701.
A: Dr Gupta, 894 7701. Anything else?
B: Yes, can you ask him to call after half past four?
A: Of course.
B: Thanks. Bye.
CaUer- A: Goodbye.
Phone number. , ,
Message:

m Find five more m ista k es and correct them.

A: Hello.
B: Hello. Can ! speak of Clare
Higgins? to
A: I’m afraid she isn’t there today. 1
Can 1make a m essage? 2
How to. • . I u s e the phone; take and leave B: Yes. Can you speak her to call
a m essage Erik Langley at the bank? 3_
A: Of course. What are your number? 4 _
a Cover the audioscript. Complete the dialogue.
B: 1 am 0 2 0 9 9 5 4 3 3 0 1. 5_
A: Hello. Davis and Davis. A: OK. Goodbye.
B: Good afternoon . Can I speak to Michael B: Bye.
Jenkins?
A: I’m afraid he’s not here today. Can I ( 1 ) _______a
m essage?
B: Yes. Can you ( 2 ) _______him to phone Dr Gapta?
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■ & mj ' J ijj «•**. **■^
II H *

Grammar Present Simple and adverbs of

Subject pronouns frequency
^ i i f c Complete the s e n te n c e s with subject pronouns. £ 3 ) Complete the s e n te n c e s with the correct
form of the verb in brackets. Put the adverb
My brother works in an office in London. He's a
in the correct place.
computer programmer.
1 Our mother is a very good c o o k .______ cooks French Julia often watches television in the evening.
and Italian food. (often /watch)

2 My friends and I love te n n is.______play it every week. What time do you usually start work in the
3 My uncle and aunt live in C a n a d a ._______ have an morning? (you/usually/start)
apartment in Vancouver. 1 My s i s t e r ____________________in a
4 Three of us are at school together. My sisters are in restaurant, (sometimes/work)
Year 4, b u t _____ ’m in Year 5. 2 David____________________to work.
5 ! go to aerobics once a w e e k . _____ ’s good fun. (never/walk)

6 The new Star Trek film is on at the cinema. D o 3 W h ere______ . lunch?

_

want to come and see it with me? (John/usually/have)

to he
m a Complete the qu estion s and a n s w e r s with the
correct form of to be.
Where is she from ?\
How o l d _____ you? \
W hat_____ it?
Who _ ____ he?
_____ you married?
_____ she a student?
_____ he Russian?
_____ they from Chile?
9 Where_____ Sao Paulo?
10 What . they?
b Look at e x ercise 2 a again and match the q u estio n s
with the a n sw ers.
4 Mrs D a w so n _______
Hr
swimming, (occasionally/go)
5 ___________ _ her car on Saturday
morning? (Susan/always/wash)
6 The children____________________to school ■
a No, h e _______ . at the weekend, (not/go)
My m other______________ . in the city.
b No, ___not.
(not/live)
\ c It. a mobile phone.
8 We. .very busy in this
Yes, s h e _____ .
shop, (often/be)
H e _____ Barack Obama.
No, they
g They___ mobile phones. Present simple and a/an
h It_____ in Brazil. Complete the p h rase s with a or an. Then
. nineteen. make q uestions.
She from Poland. she/live/in a big city?
Does she live in a big city?
1 he/often/stay/in __ hotel?

P o ssessive’s and possessive 2 you/have/_break at lunchtime?

adjectives
3 your parents/have/__holiday every year?
Choose the correct w o rd s in italics.
is David you/fgouf)son? 4 y ou /w ork/in_______ office?
1 ‘ Excuse me, are you Marias’j Maria’s cousin?’ ‘ No, I’m
his/her husband.’ 5 he/be/__student?
2 Is Elizabeth their/their’s grandmother?
3 I’m from England and my/our wife is from Scotland. 6 they/have/___ unemployed son?
4 Greg’s a lawyer but his/their sons are actors.
5 We’re Canadian but my/our parents are from Turkey. 7 s h e/w ork/in f amous restaurant?
_

6 Is this Williams/William’s coat?

7 My sister and I live with we/our grandfather. 8 you/have/__iPod?
8 Do you like me/my new MP3 player?

0 $

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this, that, these, those 4 you/do judo? (/)

A: ____________ __
C h oo se the correct answer. B: ______________
B is my new watch. Do you like it? 5 a DVD player/send emails? (X)
A These B This C Those A:
1 Look at the shop window over there. Isn’t ___ a B: ___________________________
beautiful coat?
A this B those C that
2. Go to your room and put a l l __books away now!
Vocabulary
A those B these C this ■ a Tick ( / ) the correct box.
3 Look!___ is the new James Bond DVD. It’s really •job fam ily verb adjective
exciting. doctor 0 □ O □
A Those B This C These 1 daughters □ □ □ □
4 Oh y u k ! s andwiches are horrible! 2 ieave □ □ □ □
_

A This B That C These I— j □

3 invent □ □
4 get up □ □ □ □
Noun plurals 5 chef □ □ □ □
6 play □ □ □ □
m Write the plural form of the nouns in the correct
□
7 horrible □ □ □
column. There are two nouns in each column.
8 uncle □ □ □ □
Add -s | Add -es j Remove i Remove Irregular 9 pretty n
!__1 □ □ □
j add -y, add
b Complete the s e n te n c e s with w o rd s from
-ves -ies
exercise 9a.
address j addresses
book | books Amy works in a restaurant. She is a chef.
child 1 !’ma _______________. I work in a hospital.
city My father’s brother is m y .
diary We nav£ t w o ____________
_______ , Kim and Jo.
wife Jane and Mary are v e r y ______________ girls
man W e ______________ work at six o’clock.
game
What time do y o u ______________ in the
scarf
morning?
watch
I want to work in a theme park and
______________ new rides.
can! can’t 8 We s o m e t im e s ________
_________ tennis on
Wednesday afternoon.
( H Make q u estio n s and a r v w e r s with can/can’ t.
9 Don’t buy that coat. It’s .
you/play tennis? (/)
A: Can you play tennis? m Match the activities with the places.
B: Yes , I can. 1 see a film— ^ a gym
Darius/speak French? (/) 2 dance n. b concert hall
A: Can Darius speak Fren zh? sunbathe ^ — c cinema
3
B: A/o, he can't. buy things d beach
4
i you/sing? (/) go for a walk e restaurant
5
A : ________________________________________ 6 have dinner f school
B : ________________________________________ listen to live music home
7 g
your husband/cook? (/) 8 do aerobics h park
A: watch TV i shop
9
B : _____________________ 10 learn English nightclub
j
sh e/sp e ak Spanish and Portuguese? (/)
A : _____________________________________
B : _____________________________________
 Food
Reading Grammar I c o u n ta b le an d u n c o u n ta b le n o u n s
a Read th e text q u ickly and c h o o se th e b e s t title. a U nderline all th e food w o rd s in th e text. Then
1 How to cook pizza Q w rite them in th e ta b le .

2 The story of pizza [H Countable Uncountable

3 Pizza in the USA Q
pizzas

b Now w rite th e w o rd s from th e box in th e ta b le

ab o ve.

( J
Millions of people love pizzas. There are so many
banana beans bread burger hotdog
different types! Most pizzas have tomatoes and cheese,
potato rice tea water
but there are more than a hundred other things you
can put on a pizza! Some people like them with beef or
chicken, som e with seafood, others like pineapple on
C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
their pizzas! Which type do you like?
I drink^T of oft many milk every day.
People like pizzas because they come in many different
1 Milk isn’t/aren’t expensive.
sizes. You can get a big pizza or buy a small piece if
2 I don’t drink much I many orange juice.
you are not very hungry. You can eat them in a normal
restaurant or a special pizza restaurant (a pizzeria), you 3 How much/many burgers are there?
can eat them in the street, or you can phone a takeaway 4 Potatoes is/are e a sy to cook.
and they bring a hot pizza to your house in a box. There 5 People sa y sugar is I are bad for you.
are thousands and thousands of pizza restaurants all over 6 Do English people drink a lot of!many tea?
the world. In the US there are more than 100,000! But
7 How much I many bread do you want?
where does pizza come from?
8 I think mineral w ater is/are very boring.
Well, the original pizza restaurant is in Naples, Italy. Its Do you drink a lot of/m any water?
9
name is Antica Pizzeria Port’ Alba. It is 200 years old
10 How much/many app les have you got?
and, of course, they cook their pizzas the old Italian way.
It’s still open and you can go in there today and enjoy a
fantastic pizza. Vocabulary I fo o d
a Find and circle e igh t m ore food and drink

b Read th e text again and com p lete the w o rd s in th e word ch ain. Then w rite them below .

q u e stio n s and a n sw ers.

A: 1/1/hat do most pizzas have? o
o- o <s>
-1
B: Most pizzas have ( l ) ___________________ o <■
CD *0 o o
A: (2 ) _____________________ a pizzeria? o- <6 o
B: It’S ( 3 ) _____________ restaurant.
A: How many pizza (4). has the
US got? lamb
B: The US has got (5) _ 1 ____

A: Where is the (6 )___ 2 __

restaurant?
3 _
B: It’s in ( 7 ) _________ 1
4 _

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 b U se w o rd s from e x e rc ise 4 a to w rite la b e ls for a Read th e inform ation ab ou t Ana and Karim and
th e pictures. d ecid e if th e s e sta tem en ts are true (T) or fa ls e (F).
Ana eats a lot o f pork. E
1 She d oesn ’t eat many potatoes. □
2 She doesn’t eat a lot o f fish. □
3 Karim eats a lot o f b eef and lamb. □
4 He d oesn’t eat much fruit. □
5 He doesn’t eat many vegetables.

G ram m ar I much/many/a lot of

m M atch 1 - 6 with a -f.
1 How r n a n y - ^ ^
2 How much
3 Do you drink a lot of
4 1 don’t eat many
5 She doesn’t eat
6 1 usually buy a lot
a o f rice.
- b bananas do you eat? A na /i^& s -fr u it, rid e , p a s ta ond
c burgers. S eafo o d . She. dosSrt t hlfe /yjeat
d tea?
e coffee do you drink?
f much seafood.

Write q u e stio n s with How much or How many.

Then w rite a n sw e rs th at are tru e for you.
app les/yo u /eat/every week?
How many apples do you eat every week?
I eat three apples every week.
1 rice/you/buy/at the superm arket?

2 w ater/you /d rink/everyd ay?

3 oran ges/you /bu y/at the market?

karim /ikes meaA and v&qeAables. He

4 bananas/your fam ily/eat/every week?
doesn i Hke -fish, app/es or bananas.

5 coffee/you/drink/at the w eekend? b Who likes th e s e th in gs? Write A for Ana or K

___________________________________________ for Karim.
carrots E 4 hot dogs □
6 bu rgers/yo u /eat/every w eek? 1 w aterm elons EH 5 bananas □
• 2 pineapple □ 6 burgers □
3 chicken □ 7 potatoes □
 4.2
Reading

Recycling facts
E v e ry w e e k w e p u t a lo t o f ru b b ish in o u r b in s, b u t is th is
n e c e s s a r y ? W e can re c y c le lo ts o f th in g s an d u se th em to
m ak e oth er, d iffe re n t th in g s. S o h o w g re e n a re w e in th e UK?
H ere a re s o m e s u rp ris in g fa c t s a b o u t ru b b ish an d re c y c lin g :

K 1 People in the UK recycle about 40 percent of their rubbish

every year.

We can recycle about 60 percent of the rubbish in our bins: w e can

recycle all glass bottles and jars, paper bags, boxes and packets.
We can’t usually recycle plastic bags or juice cartons.

H j A family in the UK uses about 500 glass bottles and jars every year.

E ] We can use glass again and again and again!

A recycled can is part of a new can in six weeks!

We read ar|d recycle about 38 kg of newspapers every year.

m We can even recycle our old mobile phones.

S o d o you recy cle? S ta rt recyclin g a n d g o g re e n !

a Read th e text quickly. W here can you s e e this Vocabulary I c o n t a in e r s

kind o f text?
Use container w o rd s to write labels for the picture.
1 in a book EH
2 in a magazine EH
3 on a carton EH

b Read the text again . Which fact a n sw e rs each

q u estio n ? Write th e num ber.
How many n ew spap ers do we read every year? 6
1 Can we recycle fruit juice c a rto n s?_____
2 Is glass u s e fu l? __________________
3 How much rubbish do people in the UK recycle
every y e a r ? _____
4 Can we recycle other things, i.e. not bottles, jars
or other con tain ers?_____
5 How many g la ss bottles and jars do we use
every y e a r ? _____
6 Can w e recycle,plastic b a g s ? _____

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 a Put th e letters in th e correct order to C om plete th e d ia lo g u e with a/an, som e or any and the
w rite con tain er w o rd s. correct form o f th e w o rd s in b rack ets.

N A C can A: Let’s write our shopping list for the superm arket.

1 TOTLEB. B: OK. I think we need som e mineral water

2 O X B _____ (mineral water).

CO R A N T , A: No, we don’t need ( l ) _________________

3
(mineral water). We have six bottles. We have
4 B U T E ____
( 2 ) _________________ (lamb) and ( 3 ) __________
5 T E K C A P_
(dried fruit). Why don’t w e have a lamb and potato
6 G A B ______
bake tonight?
7 A .R J ______
B: OK. Do we have (4)__________________(potato)?
b Com plete th e p h ra se s with container A: No, we don’t. Can you get som e? Oh, get
w o rd s. (5 ) _______________ (chocolate) for my mother, too.
a baa o f rice/potatoes A nice big box, p lease. Do you have
. of coffee/m aple syrup (6 ) _______________ (money)?

. of water/m ilk B: Well, I don’t have ( 7 ) __________________ (cash), but

I have (8 )_________________ (credit card).
. o f eggs/ch oco lates
A: OK. Do you want a cup of coffee before you go?
. o f cola/tom atoes
B: Yes, please! And can I have (9 )_________________
.o f fruit juice/milk
(biscuit), too? ju st one!
. of toothpaste/tom ato paste
A: No, we don’t have ( 10 ) _________________ (biscuit). Put
. of biscuits/crisps
biscuits on the shopping list!

G r a m m a r I a /a n , s o m e a n d an y
Pronunciation I / * / and /a /
Q ) Write th e list o f in gred ien ts for lam b and
a Underline the s y lla b le s with /ae/ (pasta) and /a /
p otato bake. U se a or som e and a word from
(some) in th e se w ords. Then write the w ords in th e table.
th e box.

businessm an carrot grandparents hungry

j can o f tom atoes carrots dried fruit
laptop m oney nightclub package programme
1 lamb nuts potato (1) salt J
sunbathe Sunday unemployed

1 som e carrots 5
2 __________________ 6 /ae/ /a /

3 ________________ 7 businessman
4 _____________________________

bQ ‘ 3 Listen and ch eck your a n sw e rs.

Vocabulary I a d je c t iv e s (2 ) : f e e l in g s

m M atch th e a d je ctiv e s with th e d escrip tio n s.

You feel this when you want to sleep.
You are this when you eat and drink
the wrong things.
You feel this when you want to eat.
You feel this when you want to drink.
You are this when you eat and drink
the right things.
You are this when your body is in
good condition.
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4.3
A U D IO SCRIPT
Super Pizza: Hello, Super Pizza.
Marisa: Hi. How much is a large beef and tomato
pizza, please?
Free d e liv e r y !^ Super Pizza: That’s eight euros ninety-five.
Marisa: OK. Do you have a seafood and pineapple
large pizza?
P IZ Z A S small
cheese and tomato • €5.95 €6.95 Super Pizza: Yes.
beef and tomato €8.25 (1) __ Marisa: How much is a large one?
seafood and pineapple €7.50 €8.50 Super Pizza: Eight euros fifty.
vegetarian €7.25 €9.95 Marisa: Fine. I’d like a large seafood and pineapple
pizza.
SIDE ORDERS Super Pizza: Any side orders?
fries .25 €3.35 Marisa: How much is a small tomato salad?
1
tomato salad €2.45
€ 2 ( 2) — Super Pizza: Two euros forty-five. And a large tomato
seafood salad .00 €3.99 salad is three euros.
Marisa: A small tomato salad, please. What about
DRINKS coffee?
mineral water €1.25 €2.15
Super Pizza: A small cup of coffee is two euros and a
coffee (4) — large coffee is two euros seventy-five.
cola €1.95 €2.35
Marisa: A small coffee, please.
orange juice €3.25 €3.95
Super Pizza: Right. A large seafood and pineapple
pizza, a small tomato salad and a small
cup of coffee.
Marisa: How much is that?
( Call 09909700700 to order.
We accept all major credit cards or you can pay cash on delivery. Super Pizza: That’s twelve euros ninety-five.
Marisa: Can I pay by credit card?
Super Pizza: Yes, of course.

Listening
Q i a f | 14 Cover the aud ioscript. Listen to the a Look at th e m enu and w rite q u e stio n s for the

phone call and a n sw er the q u estio n s. a n sw ers.

1 Does Marisa order a pizza? How much is a small cheese and tomato pizza?
It’s € 5 .9 5 .
2 Does she order a drink? 1

It’s €8 .50 .
3 How does Marisa pay for the food?
It’s €3.0 0.

b Listen again. What exactly d o e s M arisa order?

How much d o e s it cost? Com plete the notes. It’s € 8 .2 5.

b Look at the menu again and m atch the

q u estio n s with the a n sw ers.

1 large sea fo o d and Do you have pizzas? Yes, I’d like a

Can I pay by credit mineral water.
pineapple pizza € W
card? No, we don’t.
1 (2) salad
How much is a large Yes, you can.
5 1 (4) € 2 .0 0 coffee? It’s € 2 .7 5 .
Do you have burgers? Yes, large fries,
£ T o ta l € (5 )
Anything to drink? please.
Any side orders? Yes, we do.

c Listen again and com plete th e prices on the

menu at the top o f th e p ag e.

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H o w t o ... I o r d e r fo o d in a r e s t a u r a n t b You are Jan in e. The w a itre ss a s k s you ab ou t
your order. R eplace th e w o rd s in b rack ets with an
m C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics. o b je ct pronoun. Then com p lete th e a n sw ers.
A: Hello, what can I get you today? Are the two small pizzas for (Alicia) her7.
B: I’d wantflikgta burger, please. No, they’ re for them.
A: Sm all or large? 1 Are the fries for (Linda and Erik)_______?
B: How CO much I many is the large burger? No___________________________________________ _
A: It’s €6 .9 5. 2 Are the three cups of coffee for (Peter)_______?
B: OK, large, p lease. N o ,__________________________________________ .
A: Right. A large burger. Any side orders? 3 Is the sandwich for Oanine, Steve and Lucy)
B: (2) ArelDo you have fries?
A: No, we don’t. Do you (3) want/like a salad? N o ,__________________________________________ .
B: OK. A small eg g salad. 4 Is the burger for (Alicia)_______?
A: Anything to (4) eat/drink?. No___________________________________________ _
B: Yes, (5) I’ll/I’d have a large cola, please. 5 Is the bottle o f mineral w ater for (Linda and Erik)
A: OK.
B: How much (6) is/are that? No__________________________________________

A: That’s € 13 .3 5 .
Rewrite the se n te n c e s. R eplace the underlined
B: Can I pay (7) by/of credit card?
e x p re ssio n s with pronouns.
Our grandmother and grandfather live with my
G r a m m a r I o b je c t p r o n o u n s brothers and m e.

a You are Janin e. You are in a restau ran t with They live with us.
so m e frien d s. Read th e n o tes and w rite la b e ls for 1 Danny loves Isabel.
the p ictu res. U se o b je ct pronouns.
2 My boyfriend and I don’t like m eat.

LuyTcJh order 3 Our teachers help my classm ates and me with

3 a a n £ '- b u rg e r ay\d. f r i e s our homework.

3 a r n i e , S t e.\ie. a n d Lucl,^ 1 t-u p s o f t o f f e e

4 My parents visit my grandparents every Saturday
P e te r a b u rg e r afternoon.

kVuua' a dn&e.s e sandwLdn a n d a b o tt\e o f

m .n era\ w a t e r 5 My brothers and I play football with John.

L in d a a n d £rlk 1 smatt v /e ^ e ta ria n pi.z-z.as

6 Mrs Field uses her computer every day.

7 Do you and your friends want to have lunch with

my friends and me?

8 Does your brother want to take a photo with my

mobile phone?

9 Can my sister and I stay with you and your friends?

10 Does your grandfather know how to use the

com puter?
 Reading
a Read th e text quickly. What kind o f text is it?
Tr bedroom kitchen bedroom
living room
1 an advert about an apartment for sale EH /\ A
O
2 an email from one friend to another EH
, <: [30
3 an email to someone who wants to buy an
pQ<n> c
apartm ent EH
V kitchen
From: Jade
living room
To: Danny
Att: ap artm ent 001.jpg \ ~
c Read th e text again and d ecid e if th e se
“ s T a ^ a l , 'U n u s u a l S C ™ " sta te m e n ts are true (T) or fa ls e (F).
S I a re quite sm all and ou tsid e th e y a r e all There is a photo with the email. m
d ifferen t co lo u rs with v e ry big win ow s^ Jade lives in an unusual apartm ent block. EH
She has a large apartm ent. EH
Her apartm ent has a dining room. EH
She d oesn ’t want to live there.
it's v e ry sm all 1 don h w e r r00m , but it's She is a teacher in a school. EH
S ^ " d o e s n ' t h a v e a g a rd e n o r a

n a t i o , b u t I Io v g it . Vocabulary I h o m e s
^ t p a n ' l ^ in te r e s tin g c " S o se e a U nderline th e s e w o rd s in th e text. The first one
a lot of it in th e n e x t few w e e k s.
is underlined.
1 one word for a type of home
b Read the text again . Which photo (1-2 ) and 2 five words for rooms
floor plan (A-B) d o e s it d escrib e? 3 four words for other p arts/featu res o f a home

b U se th e w o rd s from e x e rc ise 2 a to com plete

th e w ord m ap. Then add th e w o rd s and p h ra se s
from the box.

S ' ------------------------------------------------------------------ ~N
attic bathroom cellar central heating
detached house double glazing garage
solar panels study terrace
terraced house villa

H y in g

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G r a m m a r I th ere is /th ere are Lifelong learning I P e r s o n a lis e it!
g B Com plete th e se n te n c e s with th e correct form o f ( H Write s e n te n c e s a b o u t your hom e. U se th e w o rd s
there is/there are. U se contracted form s. in b rack ets.
There’s a fam ous zoo in Berlin. (CD player) There’s a CD player in my bedroom.
1 _____________________ som e interesting things to (bathroom) There are two bathrooms in my
do in our town. apartment.
2 _____________________any sh ops near here? 1 (television)____________________________________
3 _____________________a good Chinese takeaw ay
in the centre of the city. 2 (bedrooms)
4 _____________________a garage with the house,
but there’s space outside for two cars.
3 (garage)
5 _____________________ a gym near here?
6 _____________________ a garden with the 4 (cellar)
apartm ent, but there is a large terrace.
7 _____________________ any detached houses in 5 (dining room)
this part of the town, only terraced houses.
8 _____________________ a m essage for Christine
6 (central heating)
on the voicemail.
9 a concert in the concert
7 (garden)
hall this Saturday?
10 .tw o bathrooms in the
house? 8 (study)

Look at floor plan A and com plete the text with 9 (attic).
the correct form o f there is/there are or the nam es
o f room s. 10 (solar panels)

Hi/ Anna

The university here In Germany 15 great! Vocabulary I p r e p o s it io n s o f p la c e

I h a ve a, lovely apartment In a very ( □ I Correct th e underlined p rep o sitio n s. S o m etim es
un usual buildng ^ D arm stadi. There ar e m ore than one p reposition is p o ssib le .
a. lot o f apartments in th e budding a n d I’d like to have a villa in the sea . near/next to
(a) a- nice roof garden. 1 There’s a cellar on our h o u s e ._______________
(2) _________ also a garage -for c a rs under 2 Our apartm ent has a roof garden under it.

th e building. Oh, a n d ( 3 ) ------------- °-

In th e building too! T h a t’s really good! But 3 My hotel room is next to your room and we share
the bathroom behind our ro o m s._______________
( 4 ) _________ any shops - I go into town
4 We have a small library on our living room.
fo r th e shops.

My apartm ent-Is quite big: there a re two 5 My grandparents have a house in the country

b^j (5 ) _________ a n d there’s a (6) _ ---------- with a large garden in it ._______________

between th e bedrooms. ( 7 ) -------------- a
room with a big (8) _________ opposite fc, but
(o ) __ a. dining room. (10)
very good cen tral heating, but ( 1 1 ) ---------
any air conditioning. But w e d o n t need
that- here - it’s u su ally quite cold!
6 There are two solar panels in the roof of the
^ 9
e co -v illa ._______________
7 We’re neighbours - their house is right between
o u r s ._______________
8 The school is under our house - it only tak es me
five minutes to walk th e re ._______________

Love
Heather

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V o c a b u la r y I fu rn itu re a n d e q u ip m e n t
2 M atch th e w o rd s and p h ra s e s in th e box with the
d escrip tio n s.
E H a M atch 1 - 6 with a -f. Then w rite th e furniture
and eq u ip m en t below . | bed chair coffee table cooke r desk
1 fridge lamp sofa TV
1 w a s h in g - ,. a board
2 music b machine
You can cook m eals on it. cooker
3 micro c w asher
1 You can put drinks on i t ._______________
4 cup d wave
2 Two or three people can sit on it ._________
5 dish e table
3 You can watch it ._______________
6 dining f system
4 You can put milk in it ._______________
1 washing machine 5 You can do your hom ework on it ._________
2
6 You can sleep in it ._______________
3 ----------------------------------------- 7 Only one person can sit on it .____________
4 ----------------------------------------- 8 This gives you light when it’s d a rk .________
5 -----------------------------------------
6 ___________________
Grammar I h a ve g o t
b Use w o rd s from e x e rc ise l a to w rite la b e ls for
the p ictures. 3 Write s e n te n c e s with have/has got. Use
contracted form s.
Jenny/an apartm ent in the city
lennv’ s got an apartment in the city.
i I/two brothers

2 th ey/a swim ming pool

3 Alvaro/a laptop computer

4 w e/a new sofa

5 you/a phone m essage

6 I/three children

Write q u e stio n s (?) or n e gative s e n te n c e s (X). Use

contracted form s in th e n egative se n te n c e s.
I’ve got a car. (X)
I haven’t got a car.
Maria’s got a dictionary. (?)
Has Maria got a dictionary?
i We’ve got a big kitchen. (X)

2 Your girlfriend’s got a good job. (?)

3 S h e ’s got a mobile phone. (X)

4 They’ve got a microwave. (?)

5 He’s got a credit card. (X) •

 Write q u e stio n s with have/has got. Then w rite b Listen again and com p lete th e se n te n c e s with
sh o rt a n sw e rs th at are true for you. have/has got and a num ber.
your tow n/theatre? Their house has got four bedroom s.
Has your town got a theatre? 1 Serena and H arry______________________children.

Yes, it has. 2 S e r e n a ____________________________________ cats.

1 your tow n/a shopping centre? 3 H arry_______________________________ com puters.

4 T h e y _____________________________________ DVDs.

e Listen again and a n sw er the q u estio n s. Write

2 your town/an airport? sh o rt a n sw e rs. .
Has Serena got an apartm ent in the city?
No. she hasn’t.
3 you/an y children? 1 Have Serena and Harrygot any children?

2 Has Serena got a car?

4 you/an y brothers or sisters?

3 Has her husband got a car?

4 Has Serena’s house got a terrace?

Write th ree se n te n c e s a b o u t you and yo u r fam ily
with have got and but. U se th e furniture and
5 Have they got a dining room?
eq u ip m en t in e x e rc ise s i and 2.
I’ve got a cooker, but I haven’t got a microwave.
6 Have they got a TV?
My sister’s got a washing machine, but she
hasn’t got a dishwasher.
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A U D IO SCRIPT
I live in a big house in the country with my husband,
2
Harry. The house has got four bedrooms and a big
garden. We’ve got two children and three cats. They love
3 the garden. They play in it every day. And we’ve got a
garage. I haven’t got a car, but my husband has. I’m an
artist and I work at home. I use one of the bedrooms. It’s
got a big terrace. I can sit on the terrace in the summer
Listening and paint the garden - it’s lovely. Harry’s got three
computers. Actually, he’s got lots of electronic things in
m a © is Cover th e au d ioscript. Listen to S e re n a . the house. He’s got a digital camera and he makes DVDs.
W here d o e s sh e live? Listen and tick ( / ) the In fact, we’ve got forty DVDs now. In the evenings we
correct picture. eat dinner in the kitchen - we haven’t got a dining room.
Then we watch TV in the living room.
V_______________ _______________J

Pronunciation I /ae/ a n d /d/

f H f } 16 Listen to th e underlined so u n d s in th e se
w o rd s and tick ( / ) th e correct colum n.
/ae/ / d/
got □ 0
cat 0 □
l hospital □ □
2 pocket □ □
3 tap □ □
4 shop □ □
5 packet □ □
6 hot □ • □
V o c a b u la r y I a d je c t iv e s (3 ): p la c e s P r o n u n c ia t io n I m ain s t r e s s

Q ) a Com plete th e cro ssw o rd with a d je c tiv e s and f l 17 Listen and m ark the s y lla b le s in th e se
p la c e s. Then a n sw er th e q u estio n below. w o rd s. Then underline th e main s tr e s s ,

1 a / part/ment
C D
bar/gain
2
L 1 countryside 5 mountain
2 com plete 6 opinion
3 B 4 F 3 decide 7 tropical
4 fam ous 8 village

b Check yo u r a n sw e rs in a dictionary.
5G
e Now com p lete th e ta b le with w o rd s from
e x e rc ise 2 a . Listen again if you w ant.
6 8
H U G E 7 | D Words with two Words with three
sy lla b le s sy llab les
S tre ss on S tre ss on S tre ss on S tre ss on
i st syllab le 2 nd syllab le i st syllab le 2 nd syllab le
9B Y
bargain apartment
Clues
> New York is a ___________ - millions of people live
there. [6 across] [1 down]
> There’s a ___________ in my country - there isn’t
any w ater in it. [8 down] [2 down]
> The New Forest is a ___________ in the south of
England. [3 across] [4 down]
> Kefalonia is a v e r y ___________ - it has a lot of
trees. [5 across] [7 across] G r a m m a r I m o d ifie r s {very, q u ite, rea lly )
> Copacabana in Rio de Janeiro is a v e r y ___________
- a tot of people go there. [9 across] [3 down] Wr'te a se n te n c e with yo u r opinion a b o u t th e s e
th in gs. U se a m odifier and th e a d jective given .
One adjective from the crossword isn’t in the clues.
Which a d je ctiv e ?___________
^ not/very quite really very
b C ro ss out the a d jective th at w e do not u se to
d esc rib e each p lace. football/exciting
river: d angerous modern wide Football isn’t very exciting.
1 desert: hot dry wet 1 them e parks/exciting
2 mountain: friendly high cold

3 city: dry noisy busy 2 our teacher/friendly

4 beach: popular huge high

5 island: green low tropical 3 television/relaxing

6 forest: old busy beautiful

7 lake: green dry small 4 my diet/healthy

8 hill: low hot pretty

9 country: beautiful high huge 5 com puter gam es/interesting

10 river: wide long green

6 skiing/dangerous

7 burgers/unhealthy

8 flea m arkets/boring
C h oo se an ad je ctiv e to d esc rib e each picture and
HOW to... I t a lk a b o u t w h e r e y o u com e
w rite a sen te n c e a b o u t it with th e m odifier given .
fro m /liv e

[ b ibig
I

1
wf
s
wide
fam ous

the river/very
healthy tall interesting

J Q a © i s Cover th e au d io scrip t. Listen to John

ta lk in g a b o u t his city and a n sw er th e q u e stio n s.
Where is John from?
Edinburgh
The river is very wide. 1 Where is Edinburgh?
2 the police officer’s job/very

2 What has Edinburgh got?

3 the Empire State building/really

3 When is there an arts festival in Edinburgh?

4 the car/not very

4 Which other city is near Edinburgh?

5 Brad Pitt/very

5 What land scap es are there near the city?

6 chicken and p otatoes/quite

6 Does John like Edinburgh? Why?

b Listen again and find p h ra se s th at e x p re s s

th e s e id e a s. Write them in th e ta b le .

How to...
say where you come 1 come fro m ....
from/live

sa y what kind o f place

it is and where it’s near

describe the landscape

give your opinion

c Listen and ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.

........ ...........
A U D IO SCRIPT
Hello, I’m John. I come from Scotland and I live in
Edinburgh. That’s a large city in the south-east of
Scotland. Edinburgh is a really interesting city. It’s got a
lot of museums, theatres and restaurants, and there’s
a famous arts festival every summer. I always go to
that with my friends. Edinburgh is quite near Glasgow,
another huge, interesting city, and there are some lovely
lakes and mountains north of the two cities, in the centre
of Scotland. I really like Edinburgh because it’s a very,
friendly place and it’s a beautiful city, but there are always
a lot of tourists in the city and it can be very busy.

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 Citv life
Grammar I P a s t S im p le o f to b e
Write q u e stio n s a b o u t Sum m erto w n in 19 7 0 .
Then a n sw e r them .
9 Look at th e m ap s and w rite se n te n c e s ab ou t there/superm arket/Lake Road?
Sum m erto w n in 19 7 0 .
Was there a supermarket in Lake Road?
There are offices in Green Street.
No. there wasn’t. There were shops.
There were houses in Green Street. w hat/there/the park?
1 There’s a them e park in Lake Road.
What was there in the park?
There were houses in the park.
2 There’s a superm arket in Lake Road.
1 there/factory/Station Road?

3 There are apartm ents in Station Road.

2 w hat/there/Green Street?
4 There’s a museum in Station Road.

5 There’s a nightclub in Harley Street.

3 there/nightclub/H arley Street?

6 There’s a hotel in Harley Street.

4 th ere/apartm ents/Station Road?

7 There’s a sports centre in the park.

5 w hat/there/next to the cinema?

6 w hat/there/in the park?

Reading
9 Put th e d ia lo g u e in th e correct order.
I~1 I decided to have a sandwich in the office, so
★★★★ I stayed at work at lunchtime.
□ Oh, I’ve got a letter from a com pany in Spain. Can
you translate it for me?
S u m m erto w n n o w 0 I really wanted to talk to you yesterday. I phoned
you at 8 :30 in the morning.
[H Yes, o f course I can. Why don’t you bring the
1 letter to me this evening?
1
* SHOPS % # 1 □ Oh, it w as a lovely day, so I w alked to work
yesterday. I w asn ’t at home at 8 :30 .
$ -m m
D No, I visited my friend Rosie in hospital after
Lake R oad work. What w as the problem anyway?
n Yes, it w as a nice day. I called you again at
"O lunchtime - 1 w anted to ask you to com e to lunch
D
O with me.
OC
C
o D Then I tried to call your office at 5 :3 0 , but you
c
o
*- weren’t there.
00

S u m m fe rto w n 1 9 7 0

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Grammar I P a s t S im p le o f r e g u la r v e r b s :
. on Sunday afternoon.
p o s it iv e

a Underline all the Past Sim ple verbs in the . two d ays ago.
dialogue in exercise 3 . Do not underline was/were.
b Now com p lete th e se n te n c e s with the . yesterday.

u nderlined v e rb s in e x e rc ise 3 .
a Com plete th e text a b o u t Lu isa’s d a y with the
‘Where’s Peter?’ ‘ I don’t know. I called his mobile five
P ast S im p le form o f v e rb s from th e box.
m inutes ago, but there w as no answ er.’

3
1

2
W e__________________for three hours yesterday
afternoon - we w ere really tired in the evening!
When we were in Venice last year, w e ___________
in a really luxurious hotel.
We weren’t sure what to cook for dinner
c cook
watch
help
work
play relax sta rt

Luisa’s day started at 8 :00 a.m. yesterday. She

( 1 ) _________ to work at 9:0 0 and she ( 2 )_______
walk

J
yesterday, so w e ___________ to go out and have
from 9 :3 0 to 4 :30 . Then she ( 3 ) ____ tennis
a pizza.
with a friend from 4 :3 0 to 5 :3 0 . At home she
4 Jack and I___________ our friends in Switzerland last (4 ) ________ dinner for her family and then she
weekend. It w as interesting, but very cold there! (5 ) ________her son with his school work. In
5 A llie _____________to study at Oxford University, the evening, she (6 )__________a DVD and she
but her marks w eren’t very good. (7) _________ •
6 We’ve got tickets for the Lady Gaga concert!
b Look at th e n o te s. C om p lete th e text ab ou t
I ___________ this morning and booked them over
W arren’s day.
the phone.
7 I re a lly ______ . to learn all th ese new words,
but I ju st can’t rem em ber them all! Start — £>:30 a.m.
Wa\k to \>us stop — 1:00
Wait fo r b us ~~ 7:15 to 1 -7)0
A ngie is a fam o u s sin ger. Look at h er d iary for last
Work — 8 :0 0 to ‘i-.OO
w e e k and com p lete th e s e n te n c e s .
repair cars oil Aay
M on d ay 10 17 pl^vv Hip fo co o k d in n e r fo r Inis fam ily
study — 1 -7)0 to ^ 7)0

T uesday 11
New Yovk

18 pl<*y ■PoeHsc’O)
uiifU boys
liyten to music
J
^■PVevHoov\) Warren’s day
W e d n esd a y 19 Warren’s day started at 6 :30 a.m. yesterday.
^2 v isif new
concev+ 3:00 p.m. He ( 1 ) _________ to the bus stop at ( 2 )__________.
He ( 3 ) _________ fifteen m inutes for (4 )__________.
T h u rsd a y 13 20 He ( 5 ) _________ from 8:00 to (6 )__________.
He ( 7 ) __________________________. At home he
(8) ______________________________. He
Friday 14 pgvp<5Vl*V IT
(9) _______________. In the evening, he
cov\cev+ W<*ll $-30 p.m. (10 ) ___________________________ .

S a tu rd a y 15 open new JfJ

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Pronunciation I P a s t S im p le e n d in g s

Sunday 16 wovVcU DVD

o-P concevV w ifk
23~ m a Look at th e te x t in e x e rc ise 6b and find:
three verbs that end in / t / : _________ , ___________ ,
MiUe, 4:00 p.w.

two verbs that end in / d / : _________ , ______

Angie visited the new concert hall last Wednesday.
1 S h e ____________________________________________
two verbs that end in /id/: sta rted , ______
_____________________________ last Friday evening. b @>9 Listen and ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.

. last Saturday morning.

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Listening A U D IO SCRIPT
A: Hi, Louise. How was your weekend?
B: Great! We went away for the weekend.
A: That’s nice. Where to?
B: Barcelona. We flew out on Friday morning and
arrived back here late last night. We left Barcelona at
about 8:00 yesterday evening, so we had three days
there.
A: What’s Barcelona like?
B: It’s fantastic - really beautiful! We saw some lovely
old buildings and visited museums and an art
gallery, the Picasso Museum. It’s got lots of paintings
from when he was young.
A: Was the weekend expensive?
B: Well, yes. We stayed in a good hotel and we ate in
quite expensive restaurants. On Saturday evening
we met some of Mike’s friends for dinner. They took
us to a fantastic restaurant up in the hills, but it
wasn’t cheap! We bought a few things, too - in a
huge department store in the centre.
A: Was the weather good?
B: No, it wasn’t! It rained a lot of the time, so we spent
all day Saturday in museums and lovely indoor
markets. But yesterday afternoon was nice, so we
walked a lot - we went to a really interesting park.
The architect Gaudf designed it. You know, we loved
the city and we want to go back.
V______________I_____________ J

a Q 2 0 Cover th e au d io scrip t and listen to the Com plete th e p h ra se s with so m e o f th e ve rb s

co n versatio n . W hat is it ab ou t? from th e box. You can u se so m e v e rb s m ore than
1 a short break at a friend’s house EH once.
2 a short break in a fam ous city
3 a visit to an art gallery EH arrive buy eat fly go have leave
love m eet rain se e spend sta y take
b Look at th e au d io scrip t and circle four or five
visit walk
w o rd s and p h ra se s th at h elp ed you c h o o se the
a n sw er in e x e rc ise 1a .
have a city break
1 . from an airport
I Listen again and d ecid e if th e sta te m e n ts are
2 . early in the morning
true (T) or fa ls e (F). Then correct th e fa lse
s ta tem en ts. 3 . in the city at lunchtime
4 . in a hotel
They had a great w eekend. [ 3
5 . sightseeing
1 Louise and Mike were aw ay for four days. EH
6 . m useum s
7 . round the city
2 They went to the Salvador Dalf M useum. EH
8 . friends
9 . in a restaurant
3 They went to a friend’s house for dinner on
Saturday evening. EH 10 . clothes and sh oes
11 . money

4 They spent a lot of money. EH 12 . a good time

The w eather w as good all w eekend. EH

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Grammar I P a s t S im p le : ir r e g u la r v e r b s Vocabulary I p la c e s in a city, s h o p s

a Write P ast S im p le form o f th e ve rb s from ( H Com plete th e cro ssw o rd .

e x e rc ise 3 in the tab le.
1 H 0
Regular Irregular

arrived bought

b M ake s e n te n c e s . U se v e rb s from e x e rc ise 4 a .

w e/lstan b u l/2:o o p.m.
We arrived in Instanbul at 2:00 p.m.
1 w e/Bristol airport/Friday

2 w e/great time

3 w e/ch eap hotel/city centre

A cross
1 Doctors and nurses work here.
4 Saturd ay/w e/sigh tseein g
4 You can drink (and som etim es eat) here.
7 You can buy all your food and drinks here.
5 w e/a lot of m useum s and galleries
8 You can look at paintings here. (2 words)
9 Another place to buy things, often outside.
6 we/round the city/afternoon
10 You can buy coats, jackets and scarves here.
(2 words)
7 w e/lovely fish restaurant/evening
1 1 You can take a bus or train from here.

Down
8 w e/som e clothes and sh oes
2 You can live here.
3 A nice place for a walk, (see photo)
9 w e /a lot of money
4 You can put your m oney here, or take m oney out.
5 People work here; they produce things.
10 last m onth/we/city break/Istanbul
6 You can look at old things here.
8 We often start our holidays here.
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Reading
a Read th e text q u ickly and a n sw e r th e q u estio n .
How long w as Lewis and Clark’s journey?
Meriwether Lewis and William Clark
are famous American explorers. In 1804
President Thomas Jefferson wanted a map
of the western United States because at
that time people didn’t know the area west
of the Mississippi River. Lewis and Clark
started from St Louis at the end of 1804
with thirty men and an Indian woman,
Sacagawea. The weather was very bad
and it was difficult to travel. They stayed
for the winter with the Dakota Indians.
D A t i JiU V /A ® > I I \
STATES. j ' O
b Read th e text again and put th e e v e n ts in th e
correct order. U se a d iction ary to ch eck a n y new
w ord s.
They stayed with the Dakota Indians.
They finished their journey to the Pacific Ocean. HU
The President wanted a map o f the w estern US.
They started back after the winter.
They travelled over the Rocky M ountains.
Lewis and Clark started from St Louis.
The w eather w as very bad.
c Read th e text again and a n sw e r th e q u e stio n s.
Why did the President want a map o f the w estern
United States?
Because people didn’t know the area west of the
Mississippi River.
1 How many people were there on the journey?
2 Who helped them find the Pacific Ocean?
3 What did they m easure?
4 What did they discover?
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After the winter they travelled over the
Rocky Mountains. The Indians helped
them find the Pacific Ocean at the end
of 1805. They discovered many new
rivers and mountains and they measured
everything for their maps. They started
back at the start of 1806 and they finished
their journey at the end of the year.
They travelled 12,900 kilometres and
discovered that North America was a
huge place.
M o v i. r o* •“ M
tesXi I
G r a m m a r I P a s t S im p le : q u e s t io n s a n d
n e g a tiv e s
EH .
2 Look at th e a n sw e rs and com p lete th e q u estio n s
a b o u t th e text in e x e rc ise l.
0 What did the president want in 18 04 ?
He w anted a map of the w estern United S tates.
1 ____________________________________________ from?
EH
They started from St Louis.
EH
EH
2 ___________________________________ their journey?
They started their journey in 18 04 .
3 ___________________________________________ good?
No, the w eather w a s bad.
4 ___________________________________ for the winter?
They stayed with the Dakota Indians.
5 _________________________________ after the winter?
They travelled over the Rocky Mountains.
6 ______________________________ the Pacific Ocean?
They found it at the end o f 18 0 5.
7 ___________________________________ their journey?
They finished their journey at the end o f 1806 .
8 ___________________________ about North America?
They discovered that it w as a huge place.
 Com plete th e q u e stio n s a b o u t th e te x t in Pronunciation I c o n t r a s t iv e stre ss
e x e rc ise 1 . Then w rite sh o rt a n sw e rs.
Did Lewis and Clark start their journey in 18 0 4 ? a U nderline th e s tr e s s e d w o rd s in th e a n sw e rs.

Yes, they did. A: Did you see a film?

1 people know the area w est o f the B: No, we saw a concert.
M ississippi River? 1 A: Do you like p asta?
B: No, I like potatoes.
2 Did the In d ian s. .them find the Pacific 2 A: Are you French?
Ocean? B: No, I’m Canadian.
3 A: Is the child hungry?
. they finish their journey in 18 0 4 ? B: No, sh e’s thirsty.
4 A: Did you arrive on Friday?
4 Did th e y . . 12 ,9 0 0 kilom etres? B: No, we arrived on Thursday.

b © 21 Listen and ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.

M ake n egative se n te n c e s in th e P a st Sim p le.

Christopher Colum bus/invent/the com puter
Christopher Columbus didn’t invent the computer.
Charles Darwin/be/American
Charles Darwin wasn’t American.
1 William Shakespeare/w rite/D on Quixote
2 my great-grandparents/ow n/a car
Reading
m Read th e inform ation a b o u t M ax Van Der Grinten
and co m p lete th e q u e stio n s and a n sw e rs.
( I live in Cambridge now, but I w asn ’t born here and
I didn’t grow up in England. I w as born in Cape Town,
in South Africa. I grew up there and I went to school
in the centre of the city. At home we spoke Afrikaans,

3 Queen Elizabeth l/be/m arried but at my school all the lessons were in English.

When I w a s young, I wanted to be an engineer.

4 people/have/m obile phones in the 19 7 0 s There’s a very good engineering course at the
University of London, so I decided to come to
5 my fath er/go/to university England when I w a s eighteen. After university, I got
a job in Cam bridge, so I decided to stay here. I got

6 in the eighteenth century p eo ple/w ear/jean s married in 2008 and now I’m a British citizen .?

7 l/do/m y hom ework yesterday Did Max grow up in England?

No, he didn’t.
1 h e __________ English at home?
No, he didn’t.
Vocabulary I tim e e x p r e s s i o n s Max _ to be an engineer
C om p lete th e s e n te n c e s with tim e e x p re ssio n s when he w as young?
from th e box. Yes, h e _____________.

c
. did he decide to stay in England?
ago in 19 89 in the 19 90s in the 16 th century He ___ to stay in England becau se he
last night last Saturday afternoon yesterd ay got a . _____ in Cambridge.
. did Max get married?
Tim Berners-Lee invented the World Wide Web He g o t . _______ in 2008.
in 1989.
1 There w eren’t any co m p u ters___________ .
2 I lived at home with my p a re n ts___________ .
3 It rained all d a y ___________ , but it stopped this
morning.
4 I left school two y e a r s ___________ and I went to
work in a superm arket.
5 We watched football on T V ___________ and
stayed at hom e all w eekend.
6 I didn’t sleep w e ll___________ and today I’m tired.

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 Grammar there is/there are
Countable and uncountable nouns Com plete th e d ia lo g u e with th e correct form o f
there is/there are.
Q | Com plete th e ta b le with w o rd s from th e box.
A: I think I’d like to take the apartm ent, but what
furniture is there in the living room?
j biscuit bread butter coin dishw asher
1 lamp m oney receipt rice sugar B: Well, ( l ) ______________ a big sofa.
A: (2 ) ______________ a dining table?
B: Yes, ( 3 ) _____________. And (4 )_______________
Countable nouns Uncountable nouns
four dining chairs.
biscuit
A: Oh, good. ( 5 ) ______________a coffee table?
B: No, (6 )_____________ .
A: OK. ( 7 ) _____________ any bookshelves?
B: No, (8 )_____________ .

much/many/a lot of, a/an, some A: Oh, and w hat about a TV or a music system ?
B: No, (9 )_____________ any electrical equipm ent.
and any
C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics. If both w o rd s
Modifiers
are correct, circle them both.
I’d like ^om^/^ Jo t of)ch eese, please. [|H C h oo se th e correct m odifier and w rite s e n te n c e s .
1 How much/many m eat do you eat every w eek? U se th e verb to be.
2 There isn’t some/any milk in the fridge.
3 Simon alw ays tak es a lot of/some cream in
his coffee.
4 Are there much/many students in your class?
5 I’ve got a few m inutes, but I haven’t got
much/many time.
6 Have you got any/a DVD player?
7 How much/many bathroom s are there?
8 Please give me some/a carton of orange juice.
9 Can you go to the superm arket, p lease? Here’s
some/any money.

Object pronouns
Com plete th e se n te n c e s with o b je ct pron ouns.
That’s my coffee. It’s for me.
1 It’s John’s dictionary. Please give it t o _______.
2 ‘ Is that Marianne and Olaf on the bu s?’ ‘Yes,
it’s _______.’ '
3 That’s Eddie’s new car. Do you lik e _______?
1 (quite/really) my sister sick today
4 Your girlfriend’s on the phone. She wants to
My sister is really sick today.
speak t o _______.
2 (very/not very) the new sports centre modern
5 ‘That’s Sophie’s sister in the photo.’ ‘Yes,
I k n o w ___ .’
3 (quite/really) this film boring
6 That’s my credit card. Please give it t o _______.
7 Tony likes our house. He alw ays stays with
when he com es to London. 4 (quite/really) my diet unhealthy

8 ‘ Have som e fries with your burger.’ ‘ No, thanks.

I don’t lik e ________.’ 5 (very/not very) this beach popular
9 ‘ Is that Sarah in the sh op ?’ ‘Yes, that’s _______, ’

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have got e Correct th e se n te n c e s a b o u t th e text.
The writer’s father left school when he w as fourteen.
6 M ake q u e stio n s with have got. Then w rite sh o rt
He didn’t leave school when he was fourteen. He
a n sw ers.
left school when he was sixteen.
Alex/an M P3 player? (X)
1 He wanted to study at university.
A: Has Alex got an MP? player?
B: No. he hasn’t.
1 you/a m icrowave? (X) 2 He stayed at the factory for ten years.
A: ___________________________________________
B: ___________________________________________
2 Sarah /a credit card? (/ ) 3 He married a woman in Africa.
A: ___________________________________________
B: ___________________________________________
3 your p arents/a big garden? (X)
4 The writer’s parents opened an Indian factory.
A: ___________________________________________
B: ___________________________________________
4 w e/an y biscuits? (/) 5 They produced Indian food for schools.
A: ___________________________________________
B: ___________________________________________
5 the dog/any food? (/ )
A: ___________________________________________
B: ___________________________________________
Vocabulary
8 a Write th e w o rd s from th e box in th e ta b le .
Past Simple -----------------------------------------------------^

m a Write th e P ast S im p le form o f th e v e rb s.

banana
chem ist’s
bank
cola
bathroom
cupboard
bed cellar
dining room
have had 6 produce fridge kitchen lamb microwave
1 decide 7 start new sagen t’s post office potato seafood
2 eat 8 stay station study table

3 go 9 stop
4 leave 10 want Food and Rooms Furniture/ P laces in a
drink equipm ent town
5 meet 1 1 work
banana

b Com plete th e text with th e P ast S im p le form o f

th e ve rb s in e x e rc ise 7 a . U se each verb on ce.
My father w as only sixteen when he left school.
( 1 ) __________ (not) to study at university because
he wanted money, so he ( 2 ) __________ in a factory
for five years. Then he ( 3 ) __________ work and
(4 )__________ to travel and see som e o f the world.
He (5 ) __________ to India and he (6 )___________
there for ten years. He ( 7 )__________ my mother,
they got married and cam e back to England,
where they (8 )__________ a bu sin ess - an Indian
restaurant. A lot of people (9 )__________ in their
restaurant and liked the food. After a few years
my parents (1 0 ) __________ Indian food in cans for
superm arkets and this w as very popular. I w as very
happy when I w as a child - with loving parents and
lots of money! ( 1 1 ) __________ y o u ___________a
He
b C om plete th e se n te n c e s with w o rd s from
e x e rc ise 8a.
We prepare food in the kitchen.
1 Excuse me, w h ich ___________ d oes the train to
Paris leave from?
2 We don’t eat a lot o f m eat, but we eat fish and
nearly every day.
3 We’ve got a show er in o u r___________ .
4 We haven’t got much time, but we can put a
potato in t h e ___________ if you’re hungry.
5 My favourite kind o f m eat i s ___________ .
6 Can you buy a m agazine and a n ew spaper for me

happy time when you were a child? at t h e ___________ ?

7 This room is very untidy. Please put your books in
t h e ___________ .
8 Can you get som e m oney from t h e ___________ ?

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 Read th e te x t again and put th e e v e n ts in the
Reading correct order.

Re ad th e text quickly. W hat is it ab o u t? Don’t a The police caught the man. □

w o rry a b o u t th e g a p s. b A bu sin ess in Berlin m ade som e fake

1 a new type o f banknote CH i,ooo-euro notes. a

2 a man who tried to steal som ething □ c They took him to the police station. □

3 a problem with the police □ d He broke into the car and tried to steal
the note. □
e The man spent the night in a cell in the
police station. □
f A man noticed one o f the i,ooo-euro notes
in a car. □

Lifelong learning I understanding a

story

a Look at th e text a gain and co m p lete th e ta b le .

Words Words after Noun, verb

before or adjective?

steal he tried to 1,000 euro verb

note

thief

broke into

The wrong note cell

A man w as in a Berlin police station

fake
last night after he tried to steal (1) _
1,000-euro note from ( 2 ) _____ car.

The man, a tw enty-eight-year-old tourist,

b M atch th e w o rd s in e x e rc ise 3 a with the
m ean in gs.
noticed ( 3 ) ______ note inside the car in a
Berlin street. The th ief broke into ( 4 ) ______ false, not real
car and took ( 5 ) ______ note, but people saw fake
him and called the police. They arrived quickly, 1 went into a h ou se/car to take som ething

caught ( 6 ) ______ man and put him in a cell in

th e police station for the night. 2 a person who takes things and doesn’t ask

Unfortunately for the man, the note wasn't 3 to take som ething from som eone and not a sk
even a real euro note - euro notes only go up
to 500 euros, not 1,000. The note w as in fact 4 a room in a police station
( 7 ) ______ advertisem ent for ( 8 ) _______ local
business. ( 9 ) ______ business made the fake
1,000-euro notes to advertise (1 0 ) ______
com petition - people could w in 1,000 euros as
th e top prize. The thief didn't understand that
the note w asn't real!

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 I A n sw er th e q u e stio n s. 5 The police. .th e clues and worked
What did the man see? out who the thief w as!
We alw ays tell people t o _________ . their
A i,ooo-euro note.
rubbish in the park and put it in the bin.
1 Where w as the note?
b There is one p h rasa l verb in th e text in
e x e rc ise 1. W hat is i t ? ______________

2 Did he know it w as a fake note?

Grammar I articles
M atch th e a rticles with their u se s.
3 What did he do?
1 a/an a when we mention som ething for
2 the the second time

4 Why did the police come? b when we mention som ething for
the first time

m Read th e story. C h oo se the correct article in

5 Where did they take the man?
6 Where did he sleep in the police station?
7 How long did the man stay in the cell?
8 Who made the notes?
9 Why did they make the notes?
10 What w as the top prize in the competition?
italics.
I won(a)/the competition last w eek; the prize was
(l) a I the digital cam era. (2) A/The competition w as
in a newspaper, and it asked people to take photos
that showed ‘ happiness’ and send them to (3) a/the
new spaper by email.
Two or three days later I w as in (4) a/the park with
my two children. I sat on a seat in (5) 0 /the park
and at one point I looked up and saw the children.
They looked so happy! I remembered (6) a/the
competition. I had my camera with me, so I took
(7) a/the photo of the children. When we got home,
I decided to send (8) a/the photo to (9) a/the
newspaper. I heard last w eek that my photo won
(10) a/the prize! It’s very exciting, but why do they
give a prize of a digital camera when you need a
digital camera to enter the competition?

( H C om plete the text in ex ercise 1 with a/an or the.

Vocabulary I phrasal verbs

l H a Com plete th e se n te n c e s with th e correct form
o f th e p h rasal v e rb s from the box.

give back hand in look at pick up

pull out put together set off

Look at these flowers. Aren’t they lovely?

1 W e______________ very early on our holiday this
morning. We left home at 5 :3 0 .
2 The th ie f________________ all the jew ellery when
the police caught him.
3 I a lw a y s _______________ the nuts from chocolate
and cakes; I don’t like nuts.
4 We went to the police a n d ______________ a
leather coat yesterday. We found it in the street.

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 a Read K atya’s b lo g and c h o o se th e correct
s ta r t e d m y In te rn a tio n a l S tu d ie s c o u r s e
w o rd s in italics.
Katya likes/doesn’t like her classm ates. She thinks
I a t th e u n iv e r s ity la s t m o n th . O u r te a c h e r,
E liz a b e th , is n 't v e r y frie n d ly . S h e 's m id d le-
the lesso n s are easy/difficult.
a g e d an d s h e c o m e s fro m C h ic a g o . My

*................................... m m ...... m m ......

b Read th e text again and a n sw er th e q u estio n s. c la s s m a t e s a r e v e r y n ic e . T h e re a r e te n o f
How old is Katya? u s in th e g r o u p - fiv e m en an d fiv e w o m e n .

Nineteen. I re a lly like M elan ie. S h e 's y o u n g a n d p re tty .

S h e 's g o t p a le skin an d fa ir hair. S u r in d a 's
1 Where d oes Katya study?
v e r y frie n d ly . S h e 's s h o r t an d s h e 's g o t d a rk
sk in . C la r a 's g o t s h o rt d a rk h a ir a n d s h e 's
2 Where d oes Katya’s teacher com e from?
v e r y slim . A m a n d a 's m id d le - a g e d . S h e 's g o t
tw o c h ild re n ! S h e 's g o t g r e y h a ir a n d s h e
3 How many students are in the class?
w e a r s g la s s e s .

T h e m en in m y g ro u p a r e all n ice . J e r e m y 's

4 Which student w as a m anager before he started
the course? re a lly in te re stin g - h e w a s a m a n a g e r b e fo re
h e s ta r t e d th e c o u r s e . H e's m id d le -a g e d
an d b a ld , b u t h e 's g o t a little b e a rd . H e n ry 's
c Com plete th e se n te n c e s. n in e te e n , th e s a m e a g e a s m e . H e's g o t d a rk
Alvaro plays in a rock band. sk in an d a b e a r d , an d h e w e a r s g l a s s e s . I
1 ___ . has got two children. like D ie te r a lot - h e 's v e r y h a n d s o m e an d
2 _______ . is really funny and friendly. c o n fid e n t! H e's g o t fa ir h a ir an d h e 's q u ite

3 _____ . is quite tanned. ta n n e d . A lv a r o 's a ls o h a n d s o m e . H e's g o t

. is the sam e age a s Katya. d a rk hair, b u t h e h a s n 't g o t a b e a rd . He p la y s
4 _____
. isn’t very friendly. in a ro ck b a n d a t th e w e e k e n d s . T h e la s t o n e
5 _____
is S t e fa n . He is n 't v e r y s lim , b u t h e 's re a lly
6 ____ . is bald.
fu n n y an d frie n d ly .
7 . is very slim.
T h e le s s o n s a r e q u ite d ifficu lt, b u t th e y 'r e
a Use the information from the text in exercise l to v e r y in te re stin g .
write lab els for the stu d en ts in the picture.

b C om p lete th e s e se n te n c e s a b o u t th e p eo p le w ith nu m bers.

Two people have got a- beard. '
1 _____________people are wearing g la sse s. 3 _______ , people are m iddle-aged.
2 _____________people have got fair hair. 4 _______ . people have got dark hair.

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Vocabulary I adjectives (4): people G ra m m a r I pronoun one/ones

C om p lete th e se n te n c e s with a d je ctiv e s from the Q H M atch th e w o rd s in italics in the text (1- 5 ) with
box. th e w o rd s below.
sports centre D

c
bald
horrible
confident
old
fair
sh y
friendly
unattractive

Sam d oesn ’t like going to parties and m eeting new

handsom e

J shopping centre
swimming pool
CDs
salad
H
□
□
□
people. He’s shy.
1 Mrs Barrett is ninety. S h e’s v e r y ____________ .
2 Philip d oesn ’t have a handsom e face. He’s I love shopping. There is a big shopping centre in
q u ite ______________ . our town and there is a small (1) one near our house.
3 We like our English teacher very much. Sh e’s We go there every Saturday morning. I go to the
re a lly ______________ . superm arket and get the food. My husband usually
4 Jane is lovely, but I don’t like Stephen, her goes to the bookshop and buys CDs. He likes classical
husband. He’s _____________. (2) ones. Then we have lunch. I usually have a small

5 Natalie has blue e y es and lo n g _____________hair. salad and my husband has a large (3) one. In the
afternoon we go to the sports centre. It’s a modern
6 Anna is v e ry _____________. She believes in herself.
(4) one with a gym and a swimming pool - it’s a small
7 Harry has beautiful blue e y es and dark hair. He’s
(5) one, but the water is warm. My husband u ses the
re a lly ______________ .
gym and I swim in the pool. I love it!
8 Carl is alm o st_____________. He has very little hair.

Write a sen te n c e d esc rib in g each o f th e s e p eo p le.

Q | R ew rite th e se n te n c e s . U se one or ones.
1 A m em ber o f your family.
My girlfriend’s got a car, but I haven’t got a car.

2 A fam ous film star or pop star. My girlfriend’ s got a car, but I haven ’ t pot one.
1 I like hot places, but Sally likes cold places.

3 Your best friend.

4 Your teacher. 2 Can I have six large sa la d s and two small salad s,
please?

Lifelong learning I opposite adjectives 3 Do you want the British spelling or the American
spelling?
( U S M atch th e a d je ctiv e s with th eir o p p o site s.
1 com fortable a unfriendly
2 friendly b unattractive
4 We’ve got three bedroom s. I sleep in the big
3 young c horrible
bedroom.
4 shy d interesting
5 lovely e old
6 pretty f fair
5 Do you want the blue chairs, the red chairs or the
7 boring g uncomfortable
yellow chairs?
8 dark h confident

6 I’d like four tuna sandw iches and a chicken

sandw ich, p lease.

7 Don’t w ear the red sh o es. Wear the black sh oes.

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Listening Vocabulary I ordinal numbers and months
Q B a O 22 Cover th e au d io scrip t. Listen to the A n sw er th e q u e stio n s.
co n v ersatio n . W hat are th e p eo p le talk in g ab ou t? Which date is one month before 5th March?
1 a w inter festival EH 5th February
2 a summer festival EH 1 Which date is two months after 18 th Septem ber?
3 a fireworks festival EH

b Listen again and d ecid e if th e s e sta tem en ts 2 Which month com es after July?
are: true (T) or fa ls e (F).
Russell went to Moscow. H 3 Which date com es after i st January?
1 The White Nights is in July. □
2 It d oesn’t snow at that time o f year. □ 4 Which date is three months before 2 2 nd October?

3 It isn’t dark at night. □

4 People som etim es get up early in the 5 Which date is three w eeks after 3 rd August?
morning. □
5 There are parties in the daytime. □ 6 Which month com es before December?
6 Russell enjoyed his trip. □
7 Which is the fourth month o f the year?

8 How many months end with the letter y?

Write th e d a te s in italics in w o rd s.
America’s Independence Day is on 4 /7 .
the fourth o f July
1 Bastille Day, 14 /7 , is a holiday in France.

2 William S h ak esp eare died on 23/4.

3 St Patrick’s Day, 17/3, is a holiday in Ireland.

AUDIOSCRIPT 4 26/12 is a holiday in Britain, Canada and Australia.

A: So, Russell, tell me about your trip to Russia. Where
did you go exactly?
5 Pedro Alvares Cabral discovered Brazil on 2 2 /4 ,
B: Saint Petersburg.
150 0 .
A: How was it?
B: It was fantastic! We went for the White Nights ...
6 My birthday is on 19/10.
A: The White Nights? What’s that?
B: It’s a week or so in June when there’s a special
festival. 7 The Second World War started on 1 / 9 19 39 .
A: Why is it called White Nights? Does it snow then?
B: In June? Of course not! No, it’s because it’s light all 8 Martin Luther King’s birthday, 15/1, is a holiday in
the time - all through the night. the US.
A: Really?
B-. Yes, it’s because the city is Tealiy far north.
A: So, it’s pretty cold, I suppose.
B: Oh no, it’s quite warm, even at night.
A: It sounds really strange.
B: Not really. But you don’t know when it’s night and
when it’s day. Sometimes people sleep during the
day, then they get up at night and go to parties. And
there are amazing concerts and fireworks. We had a
lot of fun!

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G ra m m a r I possessive pronouns

M atch th e th in gs in th e picture (A-E) with th e sta te m e n ts ( 1- 5 ).

A [ This apartment belongs to you and your best friend.

... J....,....

Your brother’s bicycle,

... ssyi

_ 1
’♦ "T fc 1
BSSBSRwBSSttSS*1 - *a

B 1 Your parents’ car. CI Your motorbike. E I Your sister’s car.

1 It’s mine, [c] 3 It’s hers. □ 5
2 It’s his. □ 4 It’s ours. □
C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
That’s not your book. It’s me/(mlne)
1 Can I use your/yours car this evening?
2 We can hear their/theirs television in our living room.
3 Take one of the pens, th ey’re our/ours.
4 Is this dictionary your/yours7.
5 Don’t drink that coffee, it’s her/hers.
6 We didn’t finish our/ours dinner.
7 You can use my/mine umbrella.
8 Are those her/hers trainers?
It’s theirs. EH m Com plete th e text with w o rd s from th e box.
^ m in e his hers ours yours th e tfs^
I live in a large apartm ent with my sister. It
belongs to our parents. The furniture d oesn’t
belong to me and my sister - it’s all theirs, too.
But the television and music system are
( 1 ) _______- we bought them together. We’ve
both got mobile phones: ( 2 ) _______is a Nokia.
It’s got a cam era and I can watch videos on it,
but ( 3 ) _______isn’t very good becau se it hasn’t
got a cam era. My sister’s boyfriend’s got a
really good phone. He u ses (4 )_______in the
car because it’s got GPS.

R ep lace th e u nderlined p h ra se s with e x p re s s io n s from Have you got a mobile phone? Can you use
th e box. ( 5 ) _______to download videos from the Internet?

[ are ours belongs to you doesn’t belong to them j

I is mine is ours is theirs isn ’t mine isn’t yours I
Pronunciation I /e/
Q a © 2 3 Listen and underline the sou nd 76 /
You can’t use that computer. It d oesn ’t belong to m e. isn’t in th e se w o rd s.
mine birthday
1 I think this book is yours. _____________________ 1 third 2 som ething
2 That Nokia phone belongs to m e. _____________________
b @ 2 4 Listen. How m any tim es do you
3 The house on the left belongs to Alice and her
h ear the sou nd / 0 / in each sen te n ce?
husband. _____________________
4 The big present is for u s. _____________________ It’s Jane’s birthday on Thursday. [2]

5 The DVD player isn’t theirs. It’s ours. 1 I’m thirsty - 1think I want som ething to
drink. EH

6 That cup o f coffee isn’t for you, it’s for Mauro. 2 Sean w as fourth in the phone-throwing
competition. EH

7 Those holiday photos belong to u s. 3 We have three bathroom s on the third floor
of our house. EH ■
4 Healthy people are usually thin. EH
Q B M atch th e se n te n c e s with th e p eo p le in
th e picture.
AUDIOSCRIPT
Amy: Martina, it’s me, Amy. How are things at the
He’s eating a burger. m
music festival?
1 They’re talking and drinking cola. EH
Martina: Great! It’s really good.
2 He’s playing football. □ Amy: Oh, I wanted to come, but I’m still feeling
3 S h e’s talking on the phone. □ awful - really sick.
4 S h e’s taking photos. □ Martina: That’s a shame. We’re all here. I’m having a
They’re dancing. □ really good time.
5
6 They’re eating food. Amy: What are you all doing?
□
Martina: Well, Charlie and Annette are listening to a singer
7 S h e ’s singing. □
- she’s very good. She’s singing some pop songs
8 S h e ’s eating crisps. □ and she’s playing the guitar. She’s called Tanika.
Charlie’s eating a burger, but Annette didn’t want
a H 25 Listen to th e w om an on th e phone one. She’s eating some crisps.
ta lk in g to her friend. W hy didn ’t h er friend com e Amy: Is Clare watching the singer too?
to th e festiva l? Martina: No, Clare’s talking to her friend, Hannah. She
met Hannah when we arrived. They’re sitting
b Listen a gain and m atch th e n am es with the
on the grass and drinking cola together.
p eo p le in th e picture.
Clare’s little brother, Darren, is playing football
Martina m near them. He isn’t listening to the singer!
i Charlie □ Amy: Is anything else happening at the moment?
2 Annette □ Martina: Yes, there are lots of stalls. George and Andy
Tanika □ are walking around the food stalls. They’re
3
trying all the different types of food. They
4 Clare and Hannah □
aren’t talking, just eating! And Justine is
5 Darren □ watching some dancers.
6 George and Andy □ Amy: Dancers?
7 Justine □ Martina: Yes, dancers from Africa, I think. They’re called
8 Zamboyo □ Zamboyo. They’re fantastic! They’re wearing
really colourful costumes. Justine knows one
of them. She’s taking photos of them.
Amy: And what are you doing?
Martina: Me? I’m talking to you on the phone!
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3 Justine/m ake/a video?

G ra m m a r I Present Continuous

a Look at th e picture again . Who is ...

listening to the singer? Charlie and Annette 4 George and Andy/sit down?
drinking cola? Clare and Hannah
1 talking to Amy on the phone? ______________
2 singing som e pop son gs? ______________ 5 Zam boyo/sing?
3 talking to Charlie? ______________
4 taking photos? ______________
5 eating a burger? ______________ 6 Ctare/talk/Darren?
6 playing football? ______________
7 playing the guitar? ______________
8 sitting on the grass? ______________ 7 D arren/play/tennis?
9 trying different food? ______________
10 eating crisps? ______________
1 1 watching the dancers? ______________ 8 Clare and H annah/eat/crisps?
12 having a good time? ______________

b Look at th e picture. W hat are th e p eo p le

d o in g /n o t d oin g? Write tw o se n te n c e s for each
p erso n /p air. Pronunciation I sentence stress
Martina is talking on the phone.
© 26 Listen to th e s e n te n c e s and u nderline the
S h e ’ s talking to Amy.
s tr e s s e d s y lla b le s . Then listen and rep eat.
i C h arlie______________________________________
I’m feeling sick.
1 I’m having a good time.
2 Annette
2 S h e ’s playing the guitar.
3 He’s eating a burger.
3 Clare and Hannah
4 He isn’t listening.
5 They’re sitting on the grass.
4 Darren
6 They aren’t talking.
7 We’re watching som e dancers.
5 George and Andy

6 Justine HOW to... I describe a picture

0 9 C om plete the text a b o u t th e picture on p a g e 50

7 Tanika
with p h ra se s from th e box.

[ at the back at the front listening

M ake q u e stio n s in th e P resen t C ontinu ou s. Then I o f the picture talking the left there are
a n sw e r them .
Am y/talk to/Justine? The picture sh ow s a sm all village festival. At the
Is Amy talking to lustine? front o f the picture there’s a woman ( 1 ) _________
on a mobile phone. On ( 2 ) _________ is a singer and
No, she isn’t. S h e ’s talking to Martina.
there are people ( 3 ) _________ to her. On the right
1 Tanika/play/the piano?
(4 )_________ we can see a group o f African dancers.
A woman is taking photos of them. There are food
stalls (5 ) _________ of the picture and (6 )__________
2 Charlie and Annette/w atch/the dancers? two men eating the food from the stalls.
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Reading

V V season? We sent Rebecca Langton to Paris to

watch the shows and report on the latest trends.

Nothing stays the same for long in the fashion

and this year that's very true. Last year everything
was black or grey. No more! This season bright
colours are back in fashion - red, orange, yellow and
pink are everywhere.
a C om plete th e d esc rip tio n s with w o rd s from the
This season's material is wool: wool pullovers, wool
box.
skirts and suits. Nowadays wool comes in thousands
of bright colours and patterns and designers are
using this traditional material in lots of new ways. | day evening gold leather loose sh o e s 1
A thick wool pullover with a loose skirt is a very I silk w ool
popular look. With leather boots and bags this is a
style you can wear at work or at the weekend. Wool S ty le s for the day.
is comfortable to w ear and very warm, so this is a a thick ( 1 ) ______________ pullover with a(n)
great look for cold autumn and winter days. ( 2 ) ______________ skirt and ( 3 ) ______________ boots.
Designers are also using bright colours and patterns S ty le s for the (4 )_________________ :
for evening wear. Most designers are using silk and long, loose ( 5 ) __________skirts with
skirts are long and loose, with gold or silver shoes. (6 )______________or silver ( 7 ) ______________ .
The style is luxurious and elegant - perfect for parties
and special events.
b Look at th e text and ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.

Vocabulary I clothes
Q | a Read th e text and a n sw e r th e q u estio n .
a Com plete th e c lo th es w o rd s with a, e, /, 0 or u,
Which material is popular this s e a s o n ? __________
coat
b Read th e text a gain and a n sw e r th e q u estio n s. 1 c _ 11 _n 6 l_ g h t 11 s m_ rt
What did the writer see in Paris? 2 f_ rm _ l 7 1_ _ s e 12 s__t
Fashion shows. 3 j_ c k_t 8 t h_ c k
Q.

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1

1
in

1 Which two colours are not fashionable this 4 9 s h_ rt t_ g h t

3

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1
1

season ? 5 l_ _ t h _ r 10 s k_ rt 15 w __ I

b Write th e w o rd s from e x e rc ise 3 a in th e ta b le .

2 Which material are d esigners using in new w ays?
Clothes A djectives M aterials

3 What can you w ear with a thick pullover? coat

4 Why is wool a good material for cold days?

5 What kind o f skirts are fashionable for the

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evenings?

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 Use an a d jective and a c lo th e s word from e x erc ise
3b to w rite la b e ls for th e picture.
W rite th e w o rd s from th e box in th e ta b le . S om e
w o rd s can g o in tw o colu m n s.
3 Do you have a sm art suit? (black)
4 Uncle Derek drives an expensive car. (German)
5 Kirsty wore a beautiful w edding dress, (silk)

J
coat gloves jean s pullover san dals
6 Darren’s w earing a wool pullover today, (scruffy)
scarf sh orts suit traine rs T-shirt

7 My brother’s got a lovely girlfriend. (Japanese)

Sum m er Winter Formal Informal
trainers
8 Why are there so many old films on TV these
days? (boring)

m Put th e a d je c tiv e s in th e s e se n te n c e s in the

G ra m m a r I position of adjectives
Rew rite the se n te n c e s with th e w ord in b rack ets
in th e correct p lace.
Mandy’s w earing a pink jacket, (beautiful)
M andv’s wearing a beautiful pink jacket.
1 We bought a com fortable sofa, (leather)
2 In warm w eather I prefer casu al clothes, (cotton)
correct p lace.
My best friend lives in an old lovely house, lovely old
1 Cara alw ays w ears black fashionable clothes.
2 That Sw iss watch expensive lo o k s .______________
3 I bought som e cotton nice shorts for my summer
holiday.______________
4 Those children very polite were to me.
5 How much is that Italian sm art jacket in the
w in d o w ?______________
6 Her new boyfriend nice lo o k s ._____________

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Vocabulary I the weather Reading
a U se a grou p o f le tters from B ox A and a letter ■ a Read th e text and tick ( / ) th e correct colum ns.
or group o f le tters from B ox B to m ake w e a th er
Good for us Bad for us Good and bad
w o rd s.
the sun

J
Box A cloud co fog rain sno su hot w eather
wa win cold w eather

J
Box B r &dyi gy ing Id nny rm
I wi
w ing y
Weather wise
cloud + y = cloudy 4
1 ____________________ 5 Can the weather really affect our health and
2 ____________________ 6 our moods? Read on and find out!
3 ____________________ 7
b C om plete th e se n te n c e s with w e a th e r w o rd s
• The sun can be good for us. It gives us vitamin D.
from e x e rc ise 1a .
This is very important for young people when they
are growing.

• But the sun can also be bad for us. A lot of sun
can hurt our skin very badly - a good suntan really
is not healthy.

• Hot weather can be bad for us. We lose water from

our bodies and that can be dangerous. It’s a good
idea to drink a lot of water when it's hot.

• Very hot weather can also affect our m oods. In hot

weather people often get tired, have headaches and
1 It’s windy a n d _____________in the centre. sleep badly. It can also affect people with depression
2 It’s ____________ a n d _____________ in the north. quite badly.
3 It’s ____________ a n d _____________ in the south.
4 It’s ____________ in the w est. • E E E E S E 1

5 It’s ____________ in the east.
Pronunciation I /d/ and /au/
2 a © 27 Listen to each sen te n c e tw ice. Are th e
underlined so u n d s /d / or / a u /? Write 1 for /d /
and 2 for /a u / ab o v e each sou n d .
2
1 Joan w ears new cotton top s under her old coat.
• A lot of old people have problems when it’s very cold
b ecau se their body temperature falls quickly and they
becom e sick.
• Som e people becom e very depressed in cold, dark
weather. They can ’t sleep and they don't eat a lot.
• Cold weather can be good for us, too: people
often feel very strong and healthy in the mountains
b ecau se the cold air is very clean and relaxing.
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HWIipn11HitriiWliillWWWIIWIBIIWIIMinilillWIIWIWWWIlBHWWWWWiniPPyB^

b Read th e te x t again and d ecid e if th e s e

2 I lost my watch in the post office.
sta te m e n ts are true (T) or fa ls e (F).
It is healthy to have a nice suntan. m
3 I need som e new clothes to go to college in October.
1 Hot w eather is often good for people with
d epression. □
4 It’s very hot in Australia, but it’s snow ing and cold
2 The cold can affect old people very badly. □
3 Depressed people som etim es don’t sleep
in Poland. very well. □
b Listen again and ch eck your a n sw e rs. 4 Many people think cold mountain air is
very depressing. □

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Lifelong learning I nouns and Look at th e p ictu res and com p lete the s e n te n c e s
a b o u t Ja so n . U se p h ra se s from th e box.
adjectives
(T) ' ”
C om p lete th e ta b le with nouns or a d je c tiv e s from
th e text in e x e rc ise 3 a .

Nouns A djectives
health healthy
importance (1)
(2) suntanned
(3) dep ressed
sickness (4)
darkness (5)

Grammar Present Simple and Present

Continuous

|a Read th e d ia lo g u e and a n sw e r the q u e stio n s.

M eera: Hello, Carmen. (1) What are you doing Jason lives in the city and he works in a departm ent
here? store. Every d a y ...
Carmen: Hi! (2) I’m waiting to go on the sunbed.

c
(3) I’m trying to get a good suntan before eat a burger with friends play com puter gam es
we go on holiday. sell men’s clothes take the bus to work

M eera: Really? It isn’t healthy to have a suntan,

you know. 1 he takes the bus to work.
Carmen: Yes, I know you need to be careful. 2 ___________________________
(4) I alw ays spend just ten m inutes on the 3 ___________________________
sunbed. (5) I never stay for very long. You
aren’t here for the sunbed, then, M eera?
M eera: Oh, no. (6) I’m m eeting my fitness
instructor. There he is.
Carmen: Oh, (7) do you often come to the gym?
M eera: Yes, (8) I use the gym three or four times
a week.
Carmen: Wow! You’re very fit!

Where are Meera and Carmen?

At the gym.
1 What is Carmen doing now?

2 How much time d oes she usually spend on the

sunbed?

3 What is Meera doing now?

4 How often d oes she use the gym? This w eek Jason is on holiday. What’s he doing?
, ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------
eat fish at a restaurant
b Look at th e underlined p h ra s e s in th e d ia lo g u e play football on the beach
and w rite th e nu m bers on th e correct line. sunbathe on the be ach swim in the sea
Actions happening now: 1 , ______________
Actions that happen regularly: 4 , ______________ 5 He’s sunbathing on the beach.
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 ulture

Do you like books? Do you like touching
the paper? Well, enjoy it now because the
e-book is coming!
As long ago as the early 1990s books were
available in digital form. It was possible to
go online and read one, but obviously, that
isn't very convenient. Then, in the late 1990s,
the first e-book readers arrived. Now there are
several e-book readers such as Amazon's Kindle
and the iPad, so you can read your e-books in
digital form anywhere.
What's so good about e-books? Well, they're
better than real books in several ways. They're
more convenient: you can put thousands of
books on an e-book reader. They're smaller and
lighter to carry than several real books - much better
when you go on holiday! Digital books are usually
cheaper than physical books and they're more
versatile - you can change the size of the text
on the screen, for example, or you can change
the language.
Why don't w e all have e-books? There are a
• the e-book reader is still
expensive - more expensive than buying a lot
of books - and it's heavier than a real book
if you want to take it to work, for example. Real
books are more hard-wearing than e-book readers.
If a real book falls onto the ground, it doesn't
break, but an e-book reader can break. Real
books are more attractive, too - you can wrap
them and give them as presents.
So, e-book or real book? For now, at least, w e can choose ...

Reading Vocabulary I news sources

a Look quickly at th e p h o to s and text. Don’t The v e rb s in th e s e se n te n c e s are w ron g.
read th e text yet. What tw o th in gs d o e s the text U nderline th e m ista k es. Then correct them .
c o m p a r e ? _________________ I often watch blogs to find the news, read
b Read th e text and tick ( / ) th e correct bo xes. i Do you use online much for the n e w s ? ___

e-book reader a real book 2 Older people like to read the ra d io .______

more convenient 0 □ 3 I use new s program m es on TV becau se they’re

i heavier more excitin g.__________

□ □
2 cheaper 4 On Sunday mornings we have a nice breakfast
□ □
and watch the n e w sp a p e rs.__________
3 more versatile □ □
5 All my friends listen to Twitter a lo t .__________
4 hard-wearing □ □
5 more attractive □ □
G ra m m a r I comparison of adjectives
Read th e text again and a n sw er th e q u estio n s.
£ 9 M ake s e n te n c e s . U se th e com parative form o f
When w a s the first e-book available?
th e a d je ctiv es,
In the early lggos.
e-books/versatile/real books
1 What is Kindle?
E-books are more versatile than real books.
1 real books/attractive/e-books
2 When did Kindle arrive?

2 e-book readers/ligh t/several real books

3 How many books can you put on an e-book
reader?
3 coats/w arm /jackets

4 What can you do with the language?

4 Chicago/windy/N ew York

5 What can happen if an e-book reader falls on

5 Japanese/difficult/English
the ground?

6 Santiago/sm all/M exico City

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 in
a Use an a d jectiv e from Box A and an a d jective
from B ox B to m ake p airs o f o p p o site a d je ctiv e s.

G
Box A cold difficult formal loose
se quiet |
sm art ugly unhealthy untidy

Box B

G casu al
hot

formal - informal
e asy
informal
handsom e
noisy tidy
healthy
tight
Harriet Harry

1
2

3
4
5
6 G reenland
7
8
b U se p airs o f a d je c tiv e s from e x e rc ise 5 a to
com pare the p eo p le and th in gs in th e p ictu res.
Write th e com parative form o f th e a d je ctiv e s,
popular more popular them
1 young _____________________
2 nice _____________________
3 e x c itin g _____________________
4 cold _____________________

1 Sum A is easier than sum B. Sum B is more 5 pretty _____________________

difficult than sum A._________________________

Pronunciation I /a/ in comparatives

a © 2 8 Listen and underline t h e / a / s o u n d s in

th e co m p a rative s in e x e rc ise 6.

b Listen again and rep eat.

Ken Mike
How to... I give your opinion
Com plete the d ia lo g u e. U se on e w ord in each gap .
A: Look! I’ve got an iPad!
B: Oh, wow! When did you get that?
A: At the weekend.
B: What do you think o f it?
A: Well, it’s good and e a sy to u se, but I don’t
living room bedroom
( 1 ) ___________________it very exciting like som e
people do.
B: Yes, I ( 2 )______________ . that som e people
w ant every new thing that com es out. Isn’t it just
another laptop?
A: No, it’s more than that. ( 3 ) ___________________my
opinion, it’s better than a laptop. You can use it
for e-books, for exam ple.
B: That’s good, but I (4 )__________________ think I’d
Emma Caroline
like an iPad. I’ve got my Kindle. Do you
( 5 ) __________________ it’s better than Kindle?
A: It’s more versatile, sure.

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 Write s e n te n c e s . Use a d je c tiv e s from th e box.
Vocabulary I films
a F' nd e igh t m ore ty p e s o f film in th e word ^ clever heavy ftefr romantic tall young^
sq u a re
Martin has $3 0 ,0 0 0 , Justin has $ 7 0 ,0 0 0 and Frank
has $5 5 ,0 0 0 .
lustin is the richest man.
1 Jane is 1.9 0 m, Susan is 1.7 3 m and Maria is 1.8 2 m.

2 S arah ’s child is three months old, Annabel’s child

is four months old and Yvonne’s child is two
months old.

3 Dave, Karin and Luis are all at university. Dave

got 86 percent in his exam s, Karin got 74 percent
and Luis got 92 percent.

4 Chris’s weight is 72 kilos, Jan’s weight is 67 kilos

and Antonio’s weight is 8 3 kilos.

b M atch th e ty p e s o f film from e x e rc ise l a with 5 Paul buys his girlfriend flowers on her birthday,
th e d escrip tio n s. William buys his girlfriend flowers every month
Girls and boys m eet and fall in love, a love story and Peter buys his girlfriend flowers once a w eek.

1 It’s a funny film, a ______________

2 It’s scary. Horrible things happen,
a _______________ film a M ake se n te n c e s.

3 The people aren’t real. They’re pictures, rich/actor/Tom Cruise

a ______________ The richest actor is Tom Cruise.
4 The story is exciting. There’s lots o f action, 1 old/tree/in Sweden
a n ______________ film
5 There’s singing and dancing in this,
a ______________ 2 loud/rock band/Green Day
6 Som etim es people leave Earth in this type of film,
a _______________ film
7 You don’t know the answ er before the end.
3 b ig/p assen ger plane/the Airbus A 380
a ______________
8 This film contains real facts and information,
a ______________
4 d ry/desert/th e Atacam a Desert in Chile

G ra m m a r I superlative adjectives
5 fast/anim al/the cheetah
F'nd and underline the m istakes. Then correct them .
Mr Sand ers is the m ost rich man in our town.
the richest
6 dangerou s/roads/in India
i Salim a is the m ost best student in the class.

2 The Pacific is the bigger ocean in the world.

7 high/m ountain/M ount Everest

3 My sister’s baby is new est member o f our family.

poisonous/anim al/a frog

4 I bought the m ost cheap cam era in the shop.

5 Alicia is the most attractivest girl in the group.

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 b M ake su p e rla tiv e se n te n c e s givin g yo u r Read th e text again and com p lete th e ta b le .
opinion.
Film Type Time Dan’s rating ( * )
interesting/film
1 thriller
I think the most interesting film is A vatar. 2
1 bad/film
3

2 good/actor

3 funny/cartoon Dan’s film choice

4 untidy/person in my family
T h is w e e k I lo o k a t th re e film s th a t
5 boring/TV programme are n o t r e a lly th e sa m e a t a ll, b u t
h ave so m e co m e d y in t h e m .
6 beautiful/place in my country

£| The Ghost) (thriller, US, 127 minutes)

Starring Pierce Brosnan (ex-James Bond) and Ewan
Reading M cGregor

Read th e text o p p o site quickly and w rite l, 2 or 3 .
Which film /film s...
1 are about a family?
2 has som e horror in it? □
3 is about a writer?
4 are from the US?
5 is Dan’s favourite?
The Ghost (Ewan McGregor) is a writer. He gets the job
of writing an ex-British Prime Minister’s life story, after
the first writer dies in an accident. But w as it really an
a n
accident?
M y o p in io n : a really interesting thriller, with som e
□
com edy
□ □
□ C 'T T Y *

M atch th e d efin ition s with th e u nderlined w o rd s

in th e text. It’s a wonderful (after)life)
(comedy horror, UK, 700 minutes)
go aw ay and not come back disappear
1 a film about ordinary p e o p le ___________ Starring Sanjeev Baskar and Goldy Notay
2 som ething that hurts people, e.g. when two cars Mrs Sethi wants to find a husband for her daughter, who
hit each o th e r___________ is not very pretty and has strong opinions. She introduces
3 som eone who works at a high level for a her daughter to several men, but they all d isapp ear after
co m p an y ___________ eating at Mrs Sethi’s house.
4 very s u r e ___________
M y o p in io n : very funny, but not very interesting; a silly
idea
m Read th e text again and a n sw e r th e q u estio n s.
Write full se n te n c e s. CD
Which film does Dan think is the best film of the three?
Dan thinks The G h ost is the best film. The Joneses) (comedy drama. US, 96 minutes)
1 Which d oes he think is the funniest film?
Starring David Duchovny (from TheX-Files) and Demi
M oore
2 Which d oes he think is the m ost interesting?
Steve and Kate Jon es have the perfect family and the
perfect life. Kate is beautiful and fashionable. Steve is
3 Which d oes he think is the m ost unusual?
a rich, successful businessm an. Their children are the
cleverest in the school. Everyone wants to be like them,
4 Which is the longest film o f the three? but are they so perfect?

M y o p in io n : a really unusual idea, a bit like The Truman

5 Which is the sh ortest film? Show in som e ways, not very funny

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Listening c Look at the au d ioscript and check your an sw ers.

Q B a O 29 Cover th e au d io scrip t. Listen and m atch ----------------------------------------------------------------------------

1 - 5 with th e p la c e s (a -e ). AUDIOSCRIPT
Welcome to the Berlin English language tourist
information line. This week there are a number of events
and exhibitions taking place in the city.
At Alexanderplatz there is a free open-air exhibition of
photographs of the fall of the Berlin Wall in 1989. It’s
open twenty-four hours a day and there are explanations
in German and English. At the Academy of Arts there is
a special exhibition of the work of famous German artist
Georg Grosz. Entrance is five euros and it’s open Tuesday
to Sunday from eleven to eight in the evening.
For rock music lovers, the Cranberries are appearing at
Columbiahalle on Saturday. You can buy tickets from
the website. If you want to dance, the very fashionable
Sage-Club has some of the best house music in the city.
It’s at 76 Kopenicker StralBe.
For classical music lovers, the world-famous Berlin
Philharmonic orchestra is performing at the Philharmonie.
The programme this week includes works by Beethoven
and Mozart. You can buy tickets for the concerts at the
box office between ...
J

G ra m m a r I like/love/hate/prefer

9 C h oo se th e correct w o rd s to co m p lete the

s e n te n c e s .
I p re fe r_____ to tea.
1 photographs o f the fall a Philharmonie
a drink coffee (j) c o ffe j? c o f coffee
of the Berlin Wall — b Columbiahalle
1 I like novels, but my brother prefers
2 Georg Grosz ^ ■— c Alexanderplatz
new spapers.
3 The Cranberries d Sage-Club
a read b reading c reads
4 house music e Academ y of Arts
2 Karol h a te s _____ his car.
5 classical music
a w a sh e s b the w ash c w ashing
b Listen a gain and a n sw e r th e q u e stio n s. 3 Does h e _____ playing tennis?
How much d oes it cost to visit the exhibition of a prefer swim ming b prefer swim to
photographs o f the Berlin Wall? c prefer swimming to
It’s free. 4 Do you lik e f ootball on TV?
_

1 What nationality w as the artist Georg Grosz? a watch b watching c watched

5 Sam uel prefers c a r s ______motorbikes.
2 Which day is the Georg Grosz exhibition closed? a of b than c to
6 I re a lly ______rap music - it’s terrible!
3 Where can you buy tickets to see the Cranberries? a hating b hate c hate it
7 I usually p re fe r_____________________ .
4 Where can you dance? a read than write
b reading to writing
5 The Berlin Philharmonic is performing works by c read to write
two fam ous com posers. What are their nam es? 8 We don’t lik e _____________ very much.
a dance b dancing c to dancing

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C om p lete th e s e n te n c e s w ith w o rd s from th e box. R ew rite th e se n te n c e s u sin g prefer.

I like Monet more than Picasso.

(
I
don’t like
prefer stay
ttke listen
staying

like visiting foreign countries.

listening
swimming
love
than to
I prefer Monet to Picasso.
She thinks drinking w ater is better than drinking
fruit juice.
She prefers drinking water to drinking fruit juice.
1 I ___ . Banksy’s art - it’s fantastic!
i Dario likes traditional art more than modern art.
2 What do you want to drink? Do you tea
or coffee?
3 Kim lo v e s _________ to rock music when sh e’s
driving her car. 2 The children are more interested in playing than
in reading.
I _________ coffee - it gives me a headache!
My sister loves her mobile phone m o re ______
her family!
3 I think adventure films are more exciting than
I lo v e ________ in bed late on Sunday mornings.
horror films.
I prefer not t o ________ to the radio in the car.
We prefer beach h o lid a y s________ city holidays.
Do you lik e ________ in the sea ?
4 Clara w atches television more than she listens
10 I prefer t o _________ at home at the w eekend.
to music.

How to... I talk about preferences-

5 We hardly ever visit m useum s, but we often go
£ 9 a Tick ( / ) th e sen te n c e th at h a s the sa m e
to concerts.
m ean in g a s th e first sen te n c e.
I prefer Julie to Jane.
a I like Jane more than Julie. dl
b I like Julie more than Jane. 0 6 I like Italian food, but my favourite food is French.

1 I hate Banksy’s art.

a I don’t like Banksy’s art. [J
b I love Banksy’s art. EH
2 Do you like b eef more than chicken? Pronunciation I yes/no questions
a Do you prefer b e ef to chicken? d
9 ® 30 Listen to th e s e q u e stio n s and a n sw e rs.
b Do you prefer chicken to beef? i i
D oes th e vo ice go up (— 4 ) or down ( a ) at the
3 Do you like jazz more than classical music? en d ? Listen to th e e xam p le first.
a Do you hate jazz or classical music? CH
A: Do you tike it?
b Do you prefer jazz to classical music?
B: No, I dorVt.
b Find and underline th e m ista k es. Then
correct them . 1 A: Is she his new girlfriend?

I prefer com edy films from action films, to B: No, she isn’t.
Jimmy love coffee in the morning. __________ _
2 A: I bought a new phone.
Do you liking classical m u s ic ? ___________
Do you prefer eat Turkish food or Italian food? B: Was it expensive?

3 A: Are you married?

4 Caroline likes m eat more o f vegetab les.
B: Yes, I am.

We hating rap music. ___________ 4 A: I don’t like poem s.

Sarah prefers tea o f coffee. _______ B: Do you like novels?
My brother h ates the walking. ____
5 A: Is he handsom e?
Do you prefer reading to watch TV?
B: Yes, he is.

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Articles
H C om plete th e text with a or the.
Dew ulitfiH
We W ing £w\f«isfic UolU^y Ueve iv\ kv^Uow!
WeVe sf*yi*3 In a gve * f Uofel Hew fUe cewWe o£
^ ------- Cl^- ^ --------- kofel gof ^ swimming
pool ohfUe fop -Ploov. We swimIn (3)______
pool HuS moving, buf fUe w^fev w*s * bifcoU!_
TUeve w e lofs o-P fkingS fo see in (4) ______cify.
TUeve s (5) ---------c<*sfle o*\A fUeve w e lofs o-P
tufevesfmg museums. We wenf fo (6) ______cv*sfle
yesfeviA.<?vy spenf -Pouv kouvs fUev-e - if's U\u.ge!
We even l w W U iK(7) ______ c^sfle - if's g0f *
g*e*f c« « . TKeve's (8)_____ Kuge s^uwe in fUe
cev\fve o-Pkv^Uow, -Pull o-Pvesf<*uv«>iv\fs bws.
TUeve s (9) -----— lovely oU cW cU fkeve <*s well.
We W <AIv^ev i* (10) ______s^uwe U sf nigUf -
piz.z.<* w a Ice cve^m; Hof vevy polish, I'm<*Wa!
(<Ievow\
Pronoun one/ones and possessive
pronouns
Find a noun or p h rase in each se n te n c e w h ere it
is better to u se a pronoun. U nderline th e noun/
p h rase . Then w rite th e correct pronoun.
I love app les, especially red a p p les, ones
This is your coffee and this is my coffee, mine
1 The party isn’t at my parents’ house - it’s at our
h o u s e .__________
2 This isn’t your w allet - it’s my w a lle t.__________
3 Those flowers are lovely, especially the pink
flo w e rs.__________
4 ‘Which is the bus for the centre?’ ‘The bus on the
right.’ __________
5 ‘ Is this their h ou se?’ ‘ No, the one with the blue
door is their h ou se.’ __________
6 ‘ Is this your bag?’ ‘ No, it’s your b ag!’ __________
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Present Continuous
( 1 9 M ake s e n te n c e s in th e P resen t C ontinuous.
w hat/Jean/w ear/today?
What is lean wearing today?
Andy/not study/this evening
Andy isn’t studying this evening.
1 Dan and Gem m a/m ake/a Chinese meal
2 w h at/Steve/do/in the garden?
3 Laura/w ear/a long skirt/this evening
4 w hat/you/w atch/on TV?
5 Mum/not speak/to Dad/at the moment
6 the boys/play/tennis/in the park
7 Our d aughter/sleep/in her room
l
8 w here/you /plan/to go on holiday?
9 I/not h ave/a very good time
10 w hat/you/carry/in that bag?
Present Simple and Present
Continuous
E B C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
F ro m : Karen
To: Emily
Hi E m ily _________
H ow a re y o u ? I send/(m sendi^) th is e m a il to a s k if
y o u a r e b u s y th is a fte r n o o n . If n o t, c a n y o u c o m e to
m y h o u s e fo r c o ffe e ?
A s y o u k n o w , G e r r y a n d I ( 1 ) usually w o r/j/a re
usually working d u rin g th e d a y a n d w e ( 2 ) don t.
g et/aren 't getting h o m e b e fo re s ix in th e e v e n in g ,
b u t to d a y I ( 3 ) V e / 'm having a d a y a t h o m e . I
( 4 ) wait/'m waiting fo r a n e w c o o k e r! We b o u g h t
it on S a t u r d a y an d it ( 5 ) com es/'s com ing to d a y , I
h o p e . T h e s h o p (6 ) brings/is b rin g in g 't s o m e tim e
to d a y , b u t I d o n 't k n o w w h e n e x a c t ly . O u r old c o o k e r
b ro k e la s t w e e k a n d w e n e e d a n e w o n e b e c a u s e
w e bo th ( 7 ) like/are liking c o o k in g . G e r r y and
(8 ) cook/are cooking e v e r y e v e n in g , s o it s v e r y
d iffic u lt w ith o u t a co o k e r. S o , ( 9 )' do you do/
are you doing a n y th in g t o d a y ?
Love
K a ren
Position of adjectives likellove/hate/prefer
( f f l Add an a d jective to each d escription in th e correct m Find and underline the m istakes. Then correct them.
place. Denis prefers cycle to playing tennis, cycling
1 \ 1 We prefer old films than modern film s.___________
American com fortable friendly German
2 Caroline likes go to rock concerts in her free time.
old scruffy sHk tight
V ___________________________________________________
3 We hate to eating m eat - w e alw ays eat fish.
1 a beautiful dress a beautiful silk dress
2 an Italian painting ______________________
4 Matt loves play football on Saturday afternoons.
3 a wool pullover ______________________
4 an expensive car ______________________
5 I hate to doing gram m ar exercises! _
5 a Chinese student ______________________
6 Do you prefer swim or su n b ath in g?.
6 a leather sofa ______________________
7 a fam ous statue ______________________
8 a white T-shirt ______________________

Comparison of adjectives and

superlative adjectives
Look at th e ta b le and m ake s e n te n c e s . U se
th e com parative and su p e rla tiv e form o f th e
a d je ctiv es.

Age Height Weight

Joe 33 1.8 0 m 82 kg
Ian 26 1.8 5 m 75 kg
Mac 40 1.9 5 m 80 kg
Vocabulary
Joe/Ian: short
loe is shorter than Ian. [•B a U nderline the odd one out.

Joe/Ian/M ac: old foggy windy pretty

Mac is the oldest. 1 thriller ballet cartoon
i Ian/M ac: heavy 2 tight trainers trousers
3 novel pullover poetry
2 joe/M ac: old 4 first sixteenth slim
5 com edy modern traditional
3 jo e/lan /M ac: tall 6 suit hat hot
7 sandals formal sm art
4 Joe/M ac: short b Com plete the se n te n c e s with th e underlined
w o rd s from e x e rc ise 8a.
5 jo e/lan/M ac: young Cathy is small, fair and very pretty.
1 It’s a lw a y s ___________ in the M editerranean in
6 Joe/Ian: heavy the summer.
2 Alison is v e r y ___________ n o w - s h e lost a lot of
7 Joe/lan/M ac: short weight last year.
3 I don’t like any kind o f dancing, so I don’t like
8 Ian/M ac: young
4 Put y o u r___________ on - it’s very cold today.
9 Joe/Ian: old 5 Everyone lik e s ___________ films when they feel
sad becau se they laugh and feel better.

10 Joe/lan/M ac: heavy 6 This skirt is t o o ___________ - can I try a bigger

size, please?
7 I usually wear ._______when I go to the beach.
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Star rating ★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Com m uting in big cities is getting m ore and m ore

difficult. You c a n ’t park c a rs. B u s e s a re slow. Trains
a re e x p e n siv e and crow d ed . W hat can you d o ?
Cycling is th e a n sw e r for m any peo ple. It’s g re a t if
your city stre e ts a re flat and you a re fit and h ave
lots o f energy. But m an y p eo p le g e t tired and it’s
v e ry difficult to cy cle up hills.
S o , if you w ant to find an e a s y w a y to com m ute
and you don’t h ave a lot o f energy, try the Citybug
electric scooter.
T h e Citybug h a s an electric e n g in e with a top
sp eed o f fourteen m iles p er hour (twenty-two
kilom etres p er hour). It loves go in g up hills! is e a sy , but the s e a t and the wheels a re sm all, so
B e c a u s e th e Citybug is electric, you don’t n eed it isn ’t v e ry com fortable. O f c o u rse it isn’t fa s t and
to g o to the petrol station! You ju st connect the it w e ig h s 21 kg, s o it’s quite heavy. But it’s e a s y
Citybug to the electricity in your h o u se for o n e or to park and you d on’t n eed a driving licence, so
two hours. S o it’s v e ry ch ea p . Riding the Citybug ad u lts or children can u se it.

Click h ere to g o to o u r p rice c o m p a ris o n p a g e fo r th e la te s t p ric e s.

C M a Look at th e text. W here is it from ? c Read th e text a §ain and w rite n o tes in the
ta b le . U se w o rd s from th e box in yo u r a n sw e rs.
1 a new spaper I__I
2 a magazine EH cheap com fortable driving licence e asy
3 an Internet page EH e ne rgy fast heavy park petrol station
b Read th e text. M atch th e d escrip tio n s with the
w o rd s in italics in th e text, Citybug electric scooter
small m ountains hills A dvantages D isadvan tages
i a place where you can buy petrol for your car You don’t need a lot o f It isn’t very comfortable.
energy.
2 the fastest s p e e d _____________
3 round things that turn when they move

4 the power to make your body m o ve ___

5 small m otorbike_____________
6 join two things to g e th e r_____________
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Vocabulary I tr a n s p o r t G r a m m a r I -ing fo rm a s n o u n

a M atch th e form s o f tran sp o rt with th e p h o to s. M ake se n te n c e s u sin g th e -ing form . U se an

a d jectiv e from th e box in each sen te n c e.

J
dangerou s difficult easy healthy
relaxing scary

send/text m essages
Sending text m essages is easy.
i watch/horror films

2 eat/lo ts o f fruit and vegetab les

3 drive/in fog

4 learn/a foreign language

5 swim /in warm w ater

Rew rite th e se n te n c e s u sin g th e -ing form .

It’s cheap to travel by underground in Paris.
Travelling by underground in Paris is cheap.
1 It’s difficult to park a car in big cities.

2 It’s e a sy to get information from the Internet.

3 It’s romantic to send flow ers to your wife.

4 It’s nice to get an email from your best friend.

1 an electric tram [D] 4 a bicycle I
2 a taxi EJ 5 a motorbike □ 5 It’s interesting to watch the news on TV.
3 a w ater bus □ 6 a helicopter D

b Read th e d escrip tio n s and w rite a form o f

tra n sp o rt from e x e rc ise 2 a.
HOW to... I b o o k a tra in tic k e t
It has a big engine, but only two w heels, a motorbike
1 It flies in the air and it has an engine. C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
Steph en : Do you sell train (tickets)/ flights for
2 It has two w heels, but it d oesn’t have an engine. Holland and Belgium? We’d like two
tickets from Amsterdam (1) at/to

3 We use it in the city, but it travels on water, not B ru ssels, please.

on ro a d s .________________ Travel agen t: OK. What is your departure date?

4 It’s a car and you pay money to the driver at the Steph en: Saturday, 2 1 st of this month.
end of the jo u rn ey.________________ Travel agen t: (2) There/One-way or return?
5 It’s like a bus, but it runs on m etal tracks in the Steph en: Return. We’d like to come back on
street like a tra in .______________ Saturday, 28th.
Travel agen t: (3) Standard/Other class or first class?
U nderline th e odd on e out. Steph en : How much (4) costs/is first class?
platform station car train Travel agent: € 15 0 .
1 flight airport long-haul garage Steph en: Is it a (5) long-haul/direct train?
2 traffic boat commuting rush hour Travel agent: No, it (6) stops/arrives in The Hague.
3 ticket p assen ger first class su b u rb , Steph en: What time doeS'it leave?
4 w ater bicycle ' w ater bus boat Travel agen t: It leaves Amsterdam (7) in/at 10 :3 0 .

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Listening a Com plete the d ia lo g u e with w o rd s from the

box. You can use so m e w o rd s more than once.
O i a 0 ;> Listen to an extract from a jo b interview .
W hat is th e jo b? been have haven’t ’ve went ^

Int i : So, Della, tell us about your travel

experiences.
Della: Well, I’ve been'to lots of different places
around the world.
Int l : Where exactly have you b e e n ?
Della: I’ve been to New York and Washington. And
I (i ) _______to Rio de Janeiro last winter.
Int i : What about Asia? ( 2 ) _______you been to
Bangkok?
Della: No, I ( 3 ) _______never been there. But I’ve
been to Singapore.
Int 1 : What about Sydney?
Della: Er, no. I (4 )________________ been there.
Int 2: That’s all very interesting, but have you
(5) to any holiday resorts?
Della: Yes, I (6 )______ been to San Antonio in Ibiza.
And I’ve been to Rimini in Italy.
Int 2: When did you go there?
Della: Well, I went to Rimini when I w as at university.
b Listen a g a in . Tick ( / ) th e p la c e s Della h as And I ( 7 )_______ to San Antonio last summer.
been to and c ro ss (X) th e p la c e s sh e h a sn ’t
Int 2: Was that a package holiday?
been to.
Della: Yes, it w as.
1 New York \7 \ 5 Singapore □
In ti: Have you (8 )________ on any adventure
2 Washington □ 6 Sydney □ holidays?
3 Rio de Janeiro CH 7 San Antonio □
Della: No, I (9 )_______.
4 Bangkok O 8 Rimini □ Int 2: So, why do you want to be a holiday rep?
e Listen again and w rite w hen sh e w ent to th ree Della: Well, there w as a holiday rep at the resort in
o f th e p la c e s in e x e rc ise lb . San Antonio. She w as really good. That’s the
Rio de Janeiro:_____________ reason I applied for this job!

b Listen again and ch eck your a n sw ers.

4 Match 1 - 7 with a - g to m ake se n te n c e s.

1 Have you been a go there last year?
G r a m m a r I P r e s e n t P e r fe c t w ith been:
I/you I we I they 2 Yes, they went there ^ b there twice.
3 Yes, I’ve been I c I haven’t,
A n sw er th e q u e stio n s for Della. Then w rite true 4 No, d to Greece?
a n sw e rs a b o u t you.
5 Yes, e been there,
1 Have you been on a package holiday? 6 Did you f in 2010.
Della: Yes. I have. 7 No, I haven’t g I have.
You: ___________________________
2 Have you been on an adventure holiday?
Della: ___________________________
You: ___________________________
3 Have you been to any holiday resorts?
Della: ___________________________
You: ___ ;____________
M ake p ositive s e n te n c e s ( / ) , n egative se n te n c e s
(X) and q u e stio n s (?) in th e P resen t Perfect.
I/horse-riding (X)
I haven’t been horse-riding.
you/on a long-haul flight (?)
Have you been on a long-haul flight?
1 l/bungee jum ping (/ )

2 w e/to Bangkok (X)

3 you/to London (?)

frf i t !
4 they/on a package holiday (?)

5 John and Julie/to Australia (X)

6 I/on an adventure holiday (X)

7 our parents/to Florida (/ )

8 you/to an IMAX cinema (?)

9 w e/hiking in the m ountains (/)

10 your cousins/to Disneyland (?)

Write q u e stio n s in th e P resen t Perfect. Then write

true a n s w e rs a b o u t you.

Pronunciation I /i/
Q | a 032 First listen to th e u nderlined so u n d s in
th e e x a m p le s. Then listen to th e u nderlined sound
in each sen te n c e and tick ( / ) th e correct box.

/a / III
Have you been to England?

IU /a/
Yes, I’ve been to London.

hi /a/
i 1haven’t been to Rimini. □ □
2 Have you been to Australia? □ □
3 We’ve been bungee jumping. □ . □
4 Have you been on a horse? □ □
5 Have you been to Italy? □ □
6 Have you been to Madrid? □ □

b Listen again and ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.

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Mae h as d on e m an y a m azin g th in gs in her life,

but p e rh a p s th e m ost am azin g and im po rtan t one
is th at sh e h a s b een into sp a c e - sh e w ent on th e
s p a c e sh u ttle Endeavour in 1992 . S h e w as th e first
A frican -A m erican w om an a stro n a u t. For this re a so n
a lo n e we can call M ae an ad ven tu rer, but sh e 's done
a lot m ore.
M ae w as born in 1956 and w hen sh e w a s a child,
sh e didn't know if sh e w anted to be a d o cto r or a
dancer. S h e b e c am e a doctor, but sh e 's a lso d anced
on s ta g e and h as p roduced se v e ra l s ta g e sh o w s of
m odern ja z z and A frican dance.
M ae h as tra ve lle d all o v e r th e world: sh e w ent to
Kenya, Cuba and Thailand during h er stu d ie s to
be a d o cto r in th e late 1970 s. S h e left u n iversity
in 1981 and in 1983 sh e b e cam e a m em b er of th e
P e a c e Corps - th a t's an o rgan isatio n for young
A m erican p eo p le to help p eo p le in p oor coun tries.
M ae w orked in West A frica b etw een 1983 and 1985 a s
a doctor. S h e h as also w orked a s a gen eral d octor in
th e United S ta te s and sh e joined NASA in 1987 and
b e cam e an astro n a u t.
Not all of M ae's ac h iev em en ts a re ab ou t hard work.
S h e 's w ritten a book and sh e 's a lso a p p e ared in a
televisio n sh ow - sh e w as in an ep iso d e of Star Trek
in 1993 . S h e w as th e first real astro n a u t to a p p e a r in
th e show !

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a Read th e text quickly. Why is M ae Jem ison Read th e te x t again and d ecid e if th e s e
fam o u s? s ta te m e n ts are tru e (T) or fa ls e (F).

1 Sh e’s danced and produced stage show s. EH Mae h asn’t travelled far. m
2 S h e ’s appeared in Star Trek. EH 1 M ae’s first job w as a s a doctor. □
3 She w as the first African-American woman 2 She went to West Africa during her studies. EH
astronaut. EH 3 She becam e an astronaut when she left
university. □
b Read th e text again and put th e e v e n ts from
4 S h e ’s worked a s an actor for a year. □
M ae’s life in the correct order, i - 6 .
5 All the people in Star Trek are astronauts. □
a She went to Kenya and Cuba. 0
6 She worked a s a doctor in the US. □
b She joined NASA. EH
7 She joined the Peace Corps to help poor
c She finished her studies,
people. □
d She appeared in a TV show. EH
8 S h e ’s appeared in a science fiction film. □
e She went into sp ace. EH,
f She joined the Peace Corps. EH
Grammar I Present Perfect: 5 Look at th e ta b le and w rite se n te n c e s in th e Presen t
Perfect.
h e /s h e / it
climb a mountain run a marathon cycle 50 km
a Tick ( / ) th e th in gs M ae h a s d on e. C ross
Eddie / X
(X) th e th in g s sh e h a sn ’t d one.
Sue / X
S h e ’s ...
climbed a mountain. Lyle X /
0
1 been into space. □ Maria X /
2 danced on stage. □ Jack X /
3 appeared on TV. □ Leila / X
4 sailed around the world. □
Eddie has climbed a mountain, but he hasn’t run a
5 travelled to Africa. □
marathon.
6 produced music and dance show s. □
1 S u e _____________________________________________
7 worked in Australia. □

b Look at th e se n te n c e s in e x e rc ise 3 a and 2 Lyle _____________________________________________

write q u e stio n s and sh o rt a n sw e rs.
Has Mae climbed a mountain? 3 M aria.
No. she hasn’t.
1 Has Mae b e e n ___________________ 4 Ja c k .

2 Has s h e . 5 L eila.

Vocabulary I activities
4
Use th e correct form o f a verb from B ox A and a p h rase
5 from Box B to co m p lete th e se n te n c e s.

6 Box A

Box B
(= climb cross

a sm all aircraft
fly row

a sm all boat
saH

across the Atlantic Mount Everest

the Sahara Desert
a Write th e p ast p articip le s o f th e s e v e rb s,
drive driven _______ In 19 8 5 , my uncle sailed across the Atlantic in a boat.

fly ______________ 1 These days a lot o f p e o p le ________________________

ride ______________ and leave a lot o f rubbish on the mountain!

eat ______________ 2 The Wright brothers were the first people to

____________________________with an engine. They were
m eet ______________
in the air for twelve seconds.
see ______________
3 We lived near a big lake when I w as a child, so I learnt
C om p lete th e se n te n c e s with th e Presen t t o ___________________________ when I w as very young.
Perfect o f th e v e rb s in e x e rc ise 4 a. 4 My brother once did the Paris to Dakar car rally. He
Have you ridden a horse? from Tunis to Senegal.
I . in a hot-air balloon.
My p a re n ts. __________ not
. a 3D-film.
Pronunciation I long and short vowels

Aileen?
. y o u ______ . my friend m a U nderline th e word with th e lon g vo w el in each pair.
a cat b car 3 a am b arm
We n o t. b hat
a a fill b feel 4 a heart
Jap an ese food.
2 a taught b top 5 a cost b course
My bro th er____ . a Ferrari.
b O 33 Listen and ch eck you r a n sw e rs. Then s a y
th e w o rd s.
1 1 Learnin
Reading’
a Read th e text q u ickly and tick ( / ) th e correct
box.
The notice gives:
1 information and advice CH
2 information and rules Q
3 advice Q

b M atch th e underlin ed w o rd s in th e text with

th e p ictu res.
Sunshine Holidays
If y o u a r e fly in g w ith G o Faster A irlines p le a s e
re a d th is n o tic e b e fo r e y o u g o to th e a irp o rt.

Documents
Go Faster Airlines u s e s an electron ic check-in
sharp objects sy ste m . You d o n 't h a v e to bring y o u r tickets to
th e check-in d esk , but y o u h ave to bring p ro o f o f
y o u r identity (including y o u r photo), fo r e x a m p le
a p assp o rt, d riving licence or identity card. If yo u
a re flyin g to an o th er coun try, yo u h a v e to s h o w
y o u r p assp o rt.
✓

Luggage
With Go Faster Airlines you can check in a
m axim u m o f 20 kg o f lu g g a g e to put in the
e M atch th e w o rd s from th e text with their hold. You can take a m axim u m o f 5 kg o f hand
m ean in gs. lu g g a g e . You c a n 't put sh a rp o b je c ts in y o u r hand
lu g g a g e - y o u h ave to put th em in y o u r checked
i proof a The b ags you give in at lu g g a g e . You r su itc a se h a s to h a v e a label with
2 the hold \ the check-in desk. y o u r n am e and a d d r e s s .T h e label d o e sn 't h ave
3 hand b Entering a plane. to h ave y o u r fligh t n u m b er b e c a u se that is on the
electron ic label.
luggage c This is the place on a plane
4 checked where they put the bags. Electronic devices
luggage d Make a machine stop working. You h a v e to turn o ff all electron ic d e v ic e s b efo re
5 boarding ^ e This show s that som ething b o ard in g th e p lane. You c a n 't u se y o u r m obile
6 turn off is true. p h o n e in sid e th e p lane.

f Small bags you take on the plane.

Grammar I can/can’t, have totdon’t have to

Read th e text in e x e rc ise l a g a in . Tick ( / ) th e correct colu m n s in th e ta b le .

N ecessary Not n ecessary Possible Not possible

bring tickets to the check-in d esk /
i bring proof of your identity
2 show your passport when you fly to another country
3 check in 20 kg o f luggage
4 take more than 5 kg o f hand luggage
5 put sharp objects in your hand luggage
6 put a label on your suitcase with your name and ad d ress
7 put your flight number on your su itcase label
8 switch off electronic devices before you board the pla/ie •

9 use a mobile phone inside’ the plane

Look at th e airp ort ru les and w rite s e n te n c e s with 5 There isn’t parking near the theatre.
can’ t and have to. Y o u ________________________________

Rules 6 It isn’t n ecessary for Amanda to pay becau se

I Be at check-in tw o h o u rs b e fo re y o u r
sh e ’s a m em ber o f the club.
d ep artu re tim e.
A m an d a________________________________________
I No sm o kin g on th e plane.
I D on't tak e drinks onto th e p lane.
I Turn o ff y o u r m ob ile p h o n e b e fo re 7 We accept paym ent in cash or by credit card.
yo u b o ard th e plane. Y o u ____________________________________________
■ D on't tak e fo o d on to th e plan e.
■ W ear y o u r s e a t belt d u rin g th e flight.
8 It isn’t necessary for David and Lucy to get visas

■gili «►|i|)i to go to Canada.

David and L ucy_________________________________

All th e se sta tem en ts give fa ls e inform ation.

can’t Change the underlined v e rb s so the sta tem en ts
You can’t smoke on the plane. are true.
1 In m ost countries you have to get married when you
are sixteen, can
i You can take a gun on a p la n e .______________
You can’t open a bank account when you are
have to e ig h te e n .______________

3 ____ You don’t have to have a passport or an identity

card when your travel to foreign countries.

4 You have to sm oke in h o sp ita ls.______________

5 Men in the army usually don’t have to have short
h air.______________
6 In most countries you don’t have to be eighteen
to v o te .______________
Com plete the s e n te n c e s . U se can I can’t or the
7 You can’t usually pay by credit card in sh ops and
correct form o f have to.
restau ran ts.______________
It isn’t necessary to w ear a suit in my office.
8 In the US you don’t have to drive on the right
I don’t have to wear a suit in my office. side o f the ro a d .______________
In New York people aren’t allowed to sm oke in
restaurants.
In New York people can’t sm oke in restaurants. Pronunciation I m and /v/
1 It isn’t possible to drive a car when you are only 9 a © 34 Listen and underline o n e m ore / f/ sou n d
fifteen years old. and one m ore / v / sou n d in th e se n te n c e . Write
Y o u ____________________________________________ the sou n d ab ove them .

/f/ M
2 Bring a friend to the party if you want to. You don’t have to have a French visa.

b O 3 5 Listen and tick (/) th e correct box,

m M
3 In my office it isn’t possible to use our mobile
1 have to go home now. 0 □
phones.
a Do you have a car? □ □
W e __________________________________________
2 I’ve got a question. □ □
3 Let’s have a drink tomorrow. □ □
4 Show your receipt to the m anager.
4 Do you have to leave now? □ □
Y o u __________________________________________

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11.2 I

In this month's Clapton College coffee

morning we talk to three students on 1
I
our Chinese evening course.

CC: Alana is from the United States.

Alana: That’s right - Texas.
CC: Have you studied a language before?
Alana: No, I studied biology at university. I’m a scientist.
CC: Did you go to university in Texas? L
Alana: No, I went to school in Texas, but university in
New York.
CC: Polly, have you studied a language before?
Polly: No. Well, only French at secondary school in
Glasgow, Scotland, but I left school at sixteen and
went to technical college.
CC: What did you study at college?
Polly: Hairdressing, one day a week - I didn’t want to
spend any more time studying after twelve years at
Read th e in terview q uickly and m atch the
school!
p eo p le w ith th eir jo b s.
Alana: So, when did you start school?
1 Alana a Scottish hairdresser Neil: It’s usually about four here. I was nearly five when
2 Polly b English teacher I started school.
3 Neil c American scientist Alana: Wow! We usually start elementary school at about
six in the States. Four seems very young!
Ia Read th e in terview a g a in . Write A for N e il: . Mm, it is. I left at eighteen, so I spent fourteen years
A lana, P for Polly or N for Neil.
at school here in London.
CC: Have you studied a language before?
Which p e r s o n -
Neil: Yes, I studied Spanish at university, just for a year.
liked history and art? Qv] CC: Where did you go to university?
1 left school quite early? Q Neil: London, then teacher training college.
2 didn’t go to university? ! CC: What do you teach?
3 enjoyed sciences at school? CH Neil: History and art. They were my favourite subjects at
school.
4 went to college after university? dl
CC: What was your favourite subject, Alana? Biology?
Alana: No, I found it really difficult. But I liked the other
fo Com plete th e ta b le with inform ation from science subjects - you know, physics and chemistry.
th e interview . And biology goes with them.
CC: How about you, Polly?
Polly Alana Neil
Polly: My favourite subject? Maybe English. I quite
1 age started school 4 enjoyed that.
2 location o f school Texas CC: Now, can we talk about your course here and your
3 time spent at school 14 yrs experiences...

4 studied a language?
5 favourite subject(s)
6 went to university?

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Vocabulary I schools and subjects b Write a q u estio n from e x e rc ise 5 a for each an sw er.
1 Which school did you go to?
Q a Look at th e in terview on p a g e 7 2 .
I went to Kingston High School.
U nderline th e ty p e s o f s c h o o l/ c o lle g e and
2 __________________________________________
(cTfcie)th e su b je c ts.
We often go to a bar or to the cinema.
b Look at th e in terview a g a in . Find:
3 __________________________________________
1 four languages Two years ago.
Chinese,________________________________
4 __________________________________________
2 three places to study after school My parents and my younger brother.
5 ------------------------------------------------------------
3 three science subjects
I take the bus.
6 ____________________________________
4 the school you start at six in the US
A programme about the Sahara desert.
7
Three - physics, maths and English.
Grammar I review of wh- questions e Look at th e q u e stio n s in e x e rc ise 5b . Write a n sw e rs
£ 9 Com plete th e s e q u e stio n s from th e in terview th at are true for you.
on p ag e 7 2 . 1 __________________________________________
What did you study at college? 2 __________________________________________
1 3 __________________________________________
__________________________________ did y o u ________ school?
2 _____________________ you go to university? 4 __________________________________________
3 _______________________________ you teach? 5 ------------------------------------------------------------
4 ____________ w as y o u r_____________subject? 6 ___________________________________
7
(fH a C om p lete each grou p o f q u e stio n s with a
w o rd /p h ra se from th e box.
Pronunciation I intonation of wh- questions
how how m any what when where
Ia @ 3 6 Look at th e q u e stio n s in e x e rc ise 4 . D oes
which who
th e vo ice go up or down in th e q u e stio n s? Listen and
w r it e __ or A by each q u estio n .
Which subjects did you do?
school did you go to? What did you study at college? A
teacher do you like best? b Now re p ea t th e q u e stio n s.
1 _______ students are there in your class?
lan gu ages can you speak?
su bjects have you got on Monday?
Vocabulary I new technology
do you sit next to? m C om plete th e text with w o rd s from th e box.
is your favourite film star?
do you live with? ^ d o w n lo a d forum entree podcasts p osts ^

is the school?
is your house?
do you go in the evenings?
time is it?
do you do at the weekend?
did you watch on TV yesterday?
do you get to the school?
do you spend your holidays?
did you find this school?
How do people go through a day without com puters now?
I spend part o f each day on my laptop. I go online at least
twice a day to read my em ails or ( 1 ) ______________ music.
Then I often listen to ( 2 ) ______________ if there’s anything
interesting on the BBC. Most d ays I go into my university
w ebsite and go onto the class ( 3 ) ____________ _ to see
if there are any new (4 )______________ . We have a class
wiki, too, but not many people use that - I think a lot o f us
aren’t sure what to do!

6 do you get up?

did you start learning English?
do you take exercise?
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Vocabulary I education a Look at the information below. Then listen
again and com plete Tariq’s note to his tutor.

C m Com plete th e ta b le with w o rd s from th e box. Tariq has an interview next W ednesday. He
prefers afternoons becau se he lives a long w ay
acade mic distance learning courses evening classes from the university.
full-time lecturer part-time professional
student trainee trainer tutor w ell-qualified Dear Ms Adams,
H ere is -ihe irAormaAion you. need fo r
A djectives Types of People People -ihe phcAocjra-phy workshop:
education learning teaching
Ha.me: (l) __________________ -
academic S -iudeni number: ( 2 ) --------------------------- -
I^ choice.: Thursday aA-ternoon
2nd choiae: (3) ------------- -------------
Cun V come on-. (4) ------- -------------------

T. da.sc.hjd
m C h oo se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
Luke studied for a year to becom e a fitn e ss (fraJneijtrainee
b W hat d o e s th e se c re ta ry tell Tariq to do
with his note? Tick ( / ) th e correct picture.
in a fam ous gym.
1 I want to be an architect, so I’m taking an academic/
a professional qualification after I finish university.
2 I can’t afford to stop working, so I’m taking a
full-time/part-time course two evenings a w eek.
3 The c la sse s at our college are very good - there are
usually only about ten tutors/students in them.
4 I enjoy studying at home on my own, so an evening
class/a distance learning course is very good for me.
5 Professor Sim m onds is a very good lecturer/ trainer -
w henever she gives a talk in the main hall, about 200
students com e to it.

Listening
U a 9 37 Listen to a phone call betw een a stu d en t and a
secretary at his university. What d o e s the stud en t w ant
to do?
1 see his tutor
2 start a new course
3 go to a workshop

b Listen a gain and a n sw e r th e q u e stio n s.

Which departm ent is Tariq in?
Media studies.
1 When are the photography w orkshops?

2 Can Tariq book a workshop over the phone?

3 Who is Tariq’s tutor?

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 Write im p eratives for each o f th e s e p ictu res. Use
A U D IO SCRIPT the prom pts to help you.
Secretary: Media studies department. Can I help you?
Tariq: Hello, yes, er... I’m a student in your
department. I think there’s a photography
workshop next week. Do I have to book a
place on it? buy/tickets/here
Secretary: Yes, you do. What’s your name, please? Buy your tickets here.
Tariq: Tariq, Tariq Raschid.
Secretary: One moment. Oh yes, student number
AX327. Is that right?
Tariq: Yes.
Secretary: OK. There’s a m essage on your forum about CD
booking for the workshop.
Tariq: Sorry, I haven’t looked at the forum for a few
days. Can I book now?
park/here
Secretary: No, not with me. You have to book through
your tutor, but it’s quite easy. There are four
workshops. They’re all next week - Wednesday
morning, Wednesday afternoon, Thursday
morning and Thursday afternoon. Write your IT
tutor a note with your first and second choices
of day and time. And be sure to write down if
you can’t come on one of the days. Then write
your name and student number and sign it. OK?
Tariq: Yes, I think so. I write my name and student put/it/in the w ashing machine
number, my first choice and second choice
for the workshops and then I sign it and
send it to my tutor. Is that right?
Secretary: Well, the tutors are preparing the lists for
the workshops now, so email it - it’s faster.
Tariq: I’m actually in the university now, so can
I just give it to my tutor?
Secretary: OK, who’s your tutor?
Tariq: Bryony Addams.
Secretary: Just a moment. Right, Ms Addams is giving a p lease/tak e/yo u r rubbish/hom e
tutorial in her office at the moment. Take the
note with your choices to her, but don’t go
into her room. Just put it under the door.
Tariq: OK. She’s in room fourteen, isn’t she?
Secretary: Yes, that’s right.

G ra m m a r I the imperative
talk/in the library
(IB Put th e w o rd s in th e correct ord er to m ake
im perative s e n te n c e s ,
put the post the letter don’t in
Don’t put the letter in the post.
1 your sh oes the door outside leave

2 your name write every page at the top of

play/ball/on the grass

3 faster than don’t 50 kph on this road drive

4 with the form com plete a black pen

T T

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Reading b Listen again and put A nthony’s p lan s in the
correct order, 1 - 7 .
|a Read th e p ostcard and a n sw e r th e q u e stio n s.
a go trekking in the Rocky Mountains □
Is Daniela Anthony’s girlfriend or his sister? b stay in Seattle □
His sister. c fly home □
1 Where is Daniela’s hotel? d drive to the American border □
e stay with his cousins □
2 Where did they sunbathe? f fly to Vancouver m
g go to Whistler □
3 When are they going to the hills?
c C h oose the correct w ord s in italics.
Anthony is going to stay with his girlfriend/(cousin^)
b C om p lete th e p ostcard with w o rd s and p h ra se s in Vancouver.
from th e box. 1 Anthony and his cousins are going to go

c
mountain climbing/trekking.
canyon coast island sailing trekking
He’s going to drive/fly to Seattle.
w hite-w ater rafting
Anthony’s girlfriend is/isn’t a teacher.
Anthony and his girlfriend are going to stay in
Dear Anthony Seattle for two weeks/ten days.

W e re having a -fan tastic h oliday! Our hotel

is near th e coast - It’s j u s t a -few h undred
metres to th e s e a . There a re lots o f activities
Here. L a st W ednesday we went ( l ) ----------- -—
on th e river. It w as s c a r y , but very exciting.
The river is a t th e bottom o f a huge
(2) __________ . On Frid ay we went to a sm all
__________ . There w as a nice beach, so we
sunbathed in th e morning a n d in th e afternoon
we went (4 ) __________ «■ b e a u tifu l ok l
boat. Tomorrow w e re going ( 5 ) ---------------m
h ills. I’m <
k bit nervous about th at!
Love
Daniela
Listening
a f t 38 Listen to A nthony and B elin da talking.
What is th e connection b etw een th e photo and
Grammar I be going to
a C om plete the au d ioscrip t with the correct form
o f be going to.
B: So, what are you going to do this summer?
A: Well, I haven’t got my tickets yet, but I’m
planning to go to Canada. I’ m going to visit my
cousins in Vancouver.
B: Really? That sounds exciting!
A: Yes. I haven’t been to Canada before.
B: People sa y it’s beautiful. ( 1 ) __________ you
__________ travel around or stay in one place?
A: Well, I think I ( 2 ) __________ fly to Vancouver
and stay with my cousins first. Then they (3)
__________ take me to Whistler in the m ountains.
B: Mountain climbing?
A: No, w e (4 )______________ 1 go trekking. We
(5 ) _________ spend three w eeks trekking
around the Rocky M ountains. Then I
(6 ) _________ drive down to the American
border. I want to se e Seattle.
B: (7 ) __________ your girlfriend ___________ travel
with you?
A: Well, she isn’t a teacher like me, so she can only
take two w e ek s’ holiday. She
(8 ) _________ join me in Seattle. We
(9 ) _________ stay there for ten days and then
we ( 10 ) ____________fly back together at the
beginning of Septem ber.
B: You’re lucky. It sounds wonderful!

b Listen again and ch eck your a n sw e rs.

Write s e n te n c e s . U se be going to and th e w o rd s
in b rack ets.
We stayed with our uncle last week.
(visit our cousins/next month)
We’re going to visit our cousins next month.
She didn’t buy any pasta at the shops.
(not cook lasagn e/th is evening)
She isn’t going to cook lasagne this evening.
1 I started the course in June.
(finish the course/in Septem ber)

2 Did you write a letter to the travel agent?

(no/send an email/tomorrow)

3 Last year they stayed with relatives in France,

(this year/stay with friends/in Spain)

4 Henry went w hite-water rafting in Colorado last

year, (go/sailing in Canada/next year)
Pronunciation I sentence stress, /a/
5 She didn’t study physics at secondary school,
Q a O 3 9 Listen and underlin e th e s tr e s s in th e se
(not study scien ce/at university)
se n te n c e s.
I’m going to join a gym .
6 I didn’t do any homework last night,
1 He’s going to fly to Rome.
(but/study/this weekend)
2 We’re going to buy a car.
3 I’m going to se e the doctor.
4 S h e ’s going to m eet my parents.
What are th e peo ple in th e pictures thinking? Write
a sen ten ce for each picture. Use be going to. 5 They’re going to stay at home.
6 He’s going to be a painter.

b Listen again and re p ea t, s tr e s s in g the correct

w o rd s. B e carefu l with the pronunciation o f fo.

Vocabulary I future time

Wr'te th e underlined tim e e x p re s s io n s in the

We’re going to buy a dishwasher. correct order.

I’m going to finish the course sum m er next.
next summer
1 He’s going to take his driving test this later year.

2 We’re going to take the children to Disneyland

the next w eek after. ___________________
3 In y e a rs’ three time I’m going to be a doctor!

4 Are you going to have a holiday year next?

5 They’re going to open the new tunnel years four

now from . ___________________
6 I’m going to open a new bank account tomorrow
after the day. ___________________
7 Our grandparents are going to visit us in time
w e ek s’ tw o .__________________

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Reading

Today's news
and gossip
Beautiful Karina Burton, singer with Girl Power, is
leaving the band to start a new career. After eleven
years and many hit songs, Karina is going to begin
a new life a s a solo singer. On her Twitter website
Karina wrote, ‘It w a s not my choice to leave, but it’s
time to try something new in my life.’ W e’re sure the
talented singing star is going to have a lot of su c c e ss
in the future!

Pop superstar Madonna is going to direct a movie

about Wallis Simpson, an American woman who
wanted to marry the king of England in the 1930 s.
The singer has directed a movie before, but of course
she is more fam ous for her music. Madonna cam e
to London last w eek to talk to actors C ate Blanchett
and David Tennant about parts in the film. Madonna
isn’t going to act in the movie, but it is going to be a
musical.

Nigel P age and Justine Laycock from Cirencester,

Gloucestershire won £56 million in the Euromillions
lottery. They are Britain’s biggest winners. They
are using som e of their new fortune to buy a huge
£4 million house and a BMW. But they’ve also
remembered their cleaner, Denise Kelso. Friends of
the couple tell us they’re going to give the cleaner
their old house and their Honda Civic! Lucky Denise!

Ia Read th e text quickly. M atch th e h ea d in g s (a-c) with e C om plete th e su m m a rie s o f the

p arag ra p h s 1 - 3 . p a ra g ra p h s in th e text. U se one w ord in
a Singer’s new film □ c Girl Power shock! □ each gap .

b Generous lottery winners! Q 1 Karina Burton is going to begin a new

career as a solo singer. She w as in
b Read th e text again and a n sw e r th e q u estio n s.
Power for eleven years.
How many years w as Karina Burton in Girl Power?
2 M adonna is in _______________to talk to
Eleven. som e actors about her new film. The
1 What w ebsite d oes Karina use? film is going to be a _____________
about Wallis Simpson.
2 What has Madonna done before? 3 Nigel Page and Justine Laycock won
£ 5 6 ___________ in the Euromillions
3 Who w as Wallis Sim pson? lottery. T h e y _____________going to give
their old house to th e ir___________ ,
Denise Kelso.
4 How much m oney did Nigel and Justine win in the lottery?

5 Who is Denise Kelso?

Pronunciation I rhymes Put th e w o rd s in th e correct ord er to
m ake se n te n c e s . Add to in th e correct
g B M ake Pa ' rs o f rhym ing w o rd s. U se w o rd s from th e box. place.
sunbathe the beach I go to
alone blue clever cold cry free mine name
I go to the beach to sunbathe.
nice sh ow s
1 Jane her boyfriend Berlin
flew to visit
fly cry 5 do
1 price 6 forever
2 knows 7 fine
3 fame 8 see
2 play my son his com puter u ses
4 hold 9 home
gam es

C om p lete th e poem with w o rd s from e x e rc ise 2.

When I’m at home
Or feeling alone.
3 an MP3 player m usic listen to
When I feel blue, I’m going to get
Or there’s nothing to (1) ______________ ,
When I’m cold,
Or need som eone to ( 2 ) _______________ ,
It’s alw ays the sam e. 4 we food alw ays buy fresh
I think of your ( 3 ) ______________ . go to the market
And then I feel fine,
B ecause I know that you’re (4 )______________ .

5 see went to my brother

G ra m m a r I infinitive of purpose
the Hermitage Museum
M atch 1 - 6 with a - f to m ake se n te n c e s . Then w rite the St Petersburg
se n te n c e s below.
Action Purpose
1 I’m going to start a part- a get fit
time com puting course ■ visit our grandparents
2 You can use a com puter send em ails a Find and underline th e m ista k es.
3 S h e ’s joining a gym learn all about web design Then correct them .

4 Mike u ses his bicycle get a better job Karina Burton is leaving Girl Power for
5 We went to Warsaw commute to work start a new career a s a solo singer.

6 I’m going to improve my to start

English 1 M adonna came to London last w eek
talk to actors Cate Blanchett and
1 I’m going to start a part-time computing course to learn David Tennant about parts in her new
all about web design. film .___________
2 Nigel Page and Justine Laycock are
using som e o f their new fortune to
3 buying a £ 4 million m ansion and a
BMW .___________

4 b Now look at th e te x t on p a g e 78 and

ch eck yo u r a n sw e rs.
5

79
12.3
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Listening
AU D IO SCRIPT
Jamie: What’s wrong, Alex? You look bored today.
Q l a # 4 0 Cover th e au d io scrip t. Listen to a
d ia lo g u e b etw een fou r frien d s. Tick ( / ) th e four Alex: I am. Well, I’m not bored right now, but I’m really
bored with my job. It’s the same thing every day.
am b itio n s th e y talk ab ou t.
I really want to do something different.
Jamie: Like what? Find another job?
Alex: Well, I don’t know. I suppose I’d like to win a lot
of money and retire!
Dee: Come on, Alex, I know you. You don’t like doing
nothing. You love being busy.
Alex: Mm, maybe. But you have to think about getting }
away sometimes.
Matt: Yes, that’s right. I’d like to fly around the world
and see lots of interesting places.
Dee: You, Matt? But you hate flying! You’re not going
to get on a long-haul flight!
Matt: I hate flying, but I love going to new places.
Anyway, don’t you ever want to change your life,
Dee?
Dee: Me? Yes, of course. I’d like to do something
different - something that helps people. I don’t
know, maybe work for a charity or something.
Jamie: Dee, you’re a successful businesswoman.
1 be an accountant □ You wouldn’t like charity work. It isn’t really a
2 go around the world □ challenge for you. I wouldn’t like to do it. It isn’t
3 work for a charity □ very well-paid.

4 win a lot o f money □ Dee: Money isn’t important.

5 be a rock singer □ Jamie: You know what I’d really like to be?

6 be a businessw om an Matt: No.

□
Jamie: A rock singer.
b Listen again and com p lete th e se n te n c e s.
Alex: Really? But you play the guitar, Jamie.
Alex would like to win a lot o f money and retire. Jamie: I know, and I love playing the guitar. But I enjoy
1 Matt would like t o ___________________________ singing, too, and I’m having singing lessons at
the moment.
2 Dee would like t o ___________________________ Matt: I didn’t know that.
Jamie: Mm, and I’m in a new rock band - we play in
clubs at the weekend now and people like us.
3 Jamie would like to
Dee: So what about your job?
Jamie: My job as an accountant? I’m going to do it for
another year or so, but the band is making a CD
Grammar I lik e a n d w o u ld like later this year, so ...

m C om p lete th e s e n te n c e s . Then listen again or look

at th e a u d io scrip t to c h eck yo u r a n sw e rs.
Dee: Wow, Jamie! You’re going to be famous!
\_____________ ______________ J

1 Alex w ants to do som ething different. S h e’d like

to win a lot o f m oney and retire, but she d oesn’t
lik e _____________all day.
2 Matt would lik e ______________ around the world,
but he d oesn ’t lik e ____________________________ .
3 Dee would lik e _____________a charity and help
people.
4 Ja m ie _____________charity work because it isn’t
very well-paid. He would really lik e _____________
a rock singer - he lo v e s _____________the guitar
and he likes
 a Find s ix m ore m ista k es and underline them .

As you know, I left my job last month. I worked in an

office and I really didn't like be inside all the time. Now
I have to find another job. I wouldn't like working in an
office again, so I'm thinking about some more training.
I really love to do water sports and I would like to
becoming a water sports teacher. It's a good job here
as there are a lot of tourists in the summer and most of
them like learn waterskiing or windsurfing. I've had an
interview to train as a teacher, but there's a problem.
Part of the exam is written and I really don't like to
take written exams - 1 always do very badly I really like
starting training in March. Then I can start teaching in
the summer. Can you suggest any ways of helping me
study for the exam?

b Now correct th e m ista k e s in e x e rc ise 3 a .

didn’t like being

Write one se n te n c e a b o u t yo u r lik es and

W hat do th e s e p eo p le w an t to do with th eir lives? am b ition s for each o f th e s e to p ics,
W hy? Write se n te n c e s . U se w o rd s and p h ra se s
work and study
from th e box.
I really like watching films, so I’d like to do an
evening course in film history.
be with children drive fast help young people
listen to music visit different countries 1 work and study

2 m arriage and children

He would like to have

a large garden because 3 travel and holidays
he likes working in the
garden.

Pronunciation I /ai/ and /ei/

9 ® 41 Listen to the w o rd s and w rite them in pairs in
the table. The main d ifference betw een the w ords
in each pair is th e vow el sound (/ai/ or /e i/).

J
d ay die mine size light hate late
wait height main sa y white try train

/ a i/ /ei/
die day
Grammar 4 l/see/th at film (X)

-ing* form as noun

5 w e/visit/A ustralia (X)
( 9 Tick (S) th e correct s e n te n c e s and c ro ss (X) the
incorrect se n te n c e s . Then un derline th e m ista k es 6 you/fly/in a helicopter (?)
and correct them .
1 think waiting for a bus is boring. 0 7 Lena/clim b/a mountain (?)
Cvcle is Dooular in Amsterdam . 0 Cycling
1 These days fly is very popular. □ 8 w e/go /h o rse riding (X)
2 In London going to the cinema
are expensive. n
3 Swimming is very relaxing. n The imperative, can/can’t and
4 On the Internet pay by credit
have to/don’t have to
card is easy. n
5 Sunbathing are bad for your a Com plete th e notice with v e rb s from th e box.
skin. n
6 1 think skiing in the mountains is | bring don’t bring do n ’t sm oke don’t use
fantastic! n I show

Present Perfect
_ Brindsley College_____
Com plete th e q u e stio n s and a n sw e rs with th e
INFORMATION FOR STUDENTS
correct form o f have. U se contracted form s w h ere
p o ssib le . 1 • Don’t sm oke in th e c o lle g e b u ild in g .
2 (S m o k in g is p o s s ib le in th e g a rd e n .)
1 A: Have you been to England?
3 • ( a ) _______ fo o d o r
B: No, 1 been there. c la s s r o o m s .
2 A: your father been on a long-haul 4 (It is p o s s ib le to g e t c o ffe e a n d te a in th e
flight? c o lle g e c a fe .)
B: Yes, he 5 • ( b ) ____________ a n id e n tity c a rd w h e n y o u
c o m e in to th e c o lle g e .
3 A: you been to a rock concert?
6 • ( c ) _____________m o b ile p h o n e s d u rin g
B: No, 1
le s s o n s .
4 A: your wife been to South America?
7 • U s in g th e c o m p u te r s in th e lib ra ry is
B: Yes, she been to Argentina and p o s s ib le in th e e v e n in g s .
Chile. 8 (It is n 't n e c e s s a r y to p a y to u s e th e
5 A: you been on an adventure c o m p u te rs .)
holiday? 9 • ( d ) ____________ a p e n a n d s o m e p a p e r to
B: Yes, we been bungee jum ping in le s s o n s .
10 (B ut it is n 't n e c e s s a r y to b rin g a d ic tio n a ry .)
France.

M ake q u e stio n s and n e gative s e n te n c e s in the b Rew rite th e num bered se n te n c e s from th e
P resen t Perfect. notice in e x e rc ise 4 a . U se can/can’t or have to/

sh e /se e /a n opera (?)

don’t have to.

Has she seen an opera? 1 You can’t sm oke in the college building.
2 ______________________________________________
I/go/to a zoo (X)
I haven’t been to a zoo. 3 _________________________________________
4 ______________________________________________
1 l/drive/a sports car (X)
5 ______________________________________________
6 ___________________________________
2 you/take/th e driving test (?)
7
8
3 sh e/go/to New York (?)
9
 be going to like and would like
C om p lete the text. U se be going to and th e ve rb s m C h o o se th e correct w o rd s in italics.
in b rack ets.
Clara d oesn ’t like sunbathe/^unbathlrufy so she
never g o es to the beach.
From: Erik
I like/’d like to go to China next summer.
To: Hilary
Johan loves play/playing football and he would
tike to be/being a professional footballer.
Hi H ilary
We love to garden /gardening, so we
T h a n k s f o r y o u r la s t letter. C o n g ra tu la tio n s on
wouldn’t like/don’t like to live in an apartm ent.
y o u r n e w jo b ! T h in g s a r e v e r y b u s y fo r u s a t
th e m o m e n t. W e m o v e d into o u r n e w h o u s e la st I never go to classical concerts becau se I don’t
w e e k . I t 's v e r y old a n d t h e r e a r e a lot o f th in g s like listen/listening to classical music.
w e w a n t to d o. We ’re going to build (b u ild ) a We’d like to come/coming to your party next
n e w k itc h e n b e c a u s e th e old o n e is re a lly s m a ll. w eek, but w e’re really busy.
My b ro th e r-in -la w ( 1 ) ______________ (d o ) th e
Iusually cook becau se my husband
w o rk b e c a u s e h e 's a builder. We ( 2 ) ______________
(n o t/ b u y ) th e e q u ip m e n t fro m th e local s h o p s - doesn’t/wouldn’t like doing it.
t h e y 'r1 e— v------- x rp e n s iv e ! A m a n d a ( 3 )
e r/ y e------ They’re studying English becau se they’d like
(b u y ) all th e e q u ip m e n t fro m th e In te rn e t! to get/getting better jobs.
I th in k s h e ( 4 ) ______________ ( g e t ) o n e o f t h o s e
My girlfriend loves go/going to the cinem a, but
h u g e A m e ric a n fr id g e s ! We b o th lo v e c o o k in g ,
she doesn’t/wouldn’t like watching TV.
so w e ( 5 ) ______________ ( h a v e ) a re a lly g o o d
c o o k e r, b u t A m a n d a ( 6 ) ______________ ( n o t/ g e t)
a m ic ro w a v e b e c a u s e s h e h a t e s m ic ro w a v e d
fo o d ! W e a ls o w a n t to d o th in g s in th e g a r d e n .
Vocabulary
I ( 7 ) ______________ ( b u y ) lo ts o f b e a u tifu l n e w
) C om plete the se n te n c e s with w o rd s from units
p la n ts . 1 0 - 1 2 . The first letter o f each w ord is th ere.
H ow a r e th in g s w ith y o u ? W h a t's y o u r n e w jo b
I use a com puter and the Internet and do m ost o f my
lik e ? ( 8 ) ______________ ( y o u / s t a y ) t h e r e f o r a lon g
work online.
tim e ? S e n d m e a n e m a il a n d le t m e k n o w y o u r
p la n s . ( 9 ) ______________ ( y o u / v is it) u s s o o n ? 1 Do you d_____________music from the Internet?
2 A p _____________school is a school for young
Love
children.
Erik
3 A t_____________is a university teacher.
4 I use an Internet f____________ to ask questions
and get answ ers.
5 Deborah wants to be fam ous, so sh e ’s entering a
Infinitive of purpose t_____________sh ow on TV.
6 After you p ass the driving test, you get a driving
| Put th e w o rd s in th e correct ord er to m ake
I
s e n te n c e s .
7 A c ________ . is an organisation that helps
the gym go to get I to fit
people.
I go to the gym to get fit.
1 to sen d her phone Jo u se s em ails M atch i - 8 with a -h .
1 distan ce-^. a climbing
2 som e e g g s went to buy Christine to 2 talent ------ b learning
the superm arket
3 return c jumping
4 bungee d ticket
3 my iPod music I listen to u se to
5 mountain e lights
6 rush f rafting
4 a club joined new people Ali to m eet
7 white water g show
8 traffic h hour
5 m eet w ent to friends to the park I
my
 U n it 1 6
1 They’re from Greece. 2 His name is John.
3 No, he isn’t. He’s from Australia. 4 They’re from the United States.
L esso n 1 . 1 5 It’s in Sydney. 6 Yes, she is.
la
AUSTRALIA ARGENTINA RUSSIA SPAIN ITALY BRAZIL L esso n 1.3
The letter in the centre is I.
l
2 dentist 3 shop assistant 4 computer programmer 5 engineer 6 chef
• lb
1 BRAZILIAN 2 AUSTRALIAN 3 JAPANESE 4 POLISH 5 SPANISH 2
6 AMERICAN 7 CHINESE 8 ITALIAN 9 ENGLISH 10 (across) GERMAN 1 actor 2 TV producer 3 lawyer 4 architect 5 doctor
10 (down) GREEK 11 CZECH
3
2 l a 2 an 3 an 4 A, an 5 a 6 a
1 Russian 2 German 3 Japanese 4 American 5 Chinese 6 Polish
4
3 Students’ own answers.
1 we are 2 I am 3 he is 4 they are 5 you are 6 it is
5
4 1 an doctor a doctor 2 a retired retired 3 architect an architect
1 are am 2 is are 3 be are 4 am is 5 are is 4 an unemployed unemployed 5 lawyer a lawyer 6 an chef a chef

5 7a
2dB 3aD 4cA 1 My address is 20 Cedar Drive. 2 M y grandparents are retired.
3 M y young cousin is beautiful. 4 Esther’s from Colombia.
6 5 M y nephew’s a doctor. 6 M y parents are Greek. 7 They’re friends.
1 from 2 American 3 is 4 He’s 5 Russia 6 W here 7 She’s 8 German
7b
7 1 M y address isn’t 20 Cedar Drive. 2 M y grandparents aren’t retired.
1 is he from 2 are they from 3 is it 4 is she 5 are you from 6 are they 3 M y young cousin isn’t beautiful. 4 Esther isn’t from Colombia.
7 is she from 5 M y nephew isn’t a doctor. 6 M y parents aren’t Greek.
7 They aren’t friends.
8a
l W hat’s 2 is 3 Italian 4 J o h n a n d L iz 5 W hat’s 6 Canadian 8a
names: M artin, Daniel, Bernadette, Nicole, Francis, Heather
8b jobs: police officer, lawyer, teacher, model, photographer, assistant
Montreal:Jean Pierre
Sao Paolo: Elda 8b
London: John and Liz 2 d ii 3 e iv 4 c iii 5 a vi 6 f v
Warsaw: Misha
Rimini: Claudio 9
1 No, he isn’t called Steve. He’s called M artin.
L e sso n 1.2 2 No, she isn’t English. She’s French.
3 No, they aren’t in London. They’re in Paris.
la 4 No, she isn’t a lawyer. She’s a teacher.
i M anuel 2 M arta 3 Pedro 5 No, they aren’t teachers. Her brother’s a photographer/student and
her sister’s a model.
lb
1 M arta’s and Pedro’s 2 Manuel’s 3 husband 4 niece 5 children 6 son
7 Cecilia’s 8 grandfather 9 Eduardo
Unit 2
2a L esso n 2 .1
1 M arianne’s 2 M aria’s 3 Rafael’s 4 Karin’s 5 Jane’s 6 Anna’s
7 Paulo’s 8 Connor’s 9 Nicole’s 10 Amy’s la
2
2b
1 Stefan is Ana’s brother. lb
2 Giorgio and Sophia are M ario’s parents. i have breakfast 2 talk to my assistant
3 Clara is M r and Mrs Moreno’s daughter. 3 have coffee (with the holiday reps) and talk about the clients
4 Vanessa is Dieter’s sister. 4 watch TV
5 Alejandro and Elena are M anu’s children.
6 Victor and Serge are Halyna’s sons. 2a
7 Stephanie is Pierre’s niece. 11 have a wash. 2 I go to w ork at nine o’clock.
8 Jose is Isabel’s father-in-law. 3 I check the hotel rooms and the swimming pool.
4 I have lunch in the hotel restaurant. 5 I have lunch at one o’clock.
3 6 I have dinner and watch TV. 7 I watch TV at ten o’clock.
1 he his 2 she her 3 j m y 4 we our 5 you your 8 I go to bed at half past eleven.

4a 2b
They are in an airport. 1 No, I don’t. 2 Yes, I am . 3 Yes, I do. 4 Yes, I do. 5 No, I don’t.
6 Yes, I am . 7 No, I don’t.
4b
1 woman 2 man 3 man 4 woman 2c
Students’ own answers.
4c
1 his watch 2 their bag 3 her mobile phone 4 his jacket 3
1 m eet 2 have 3 get up 4 restaurant 5 holiday rep 6 have 7 finish
5 8 play 9 guests 10 nightclub
2e 3 f 4 a 5b 6c
4 7b
l do you do 2 don’t 3 Do 4 do you go. 5 Do you work 6 do you finish 1 She works in a film studio. 2 Yes, they do. 3 No, she doesn’t.
7 meet 8 go 4 Yes, they do. 5 She finishes w ork at half past four.
6 They go to bed at about half past eight.
5 7 She reads the newspaper or listens to music.
1 W here do you work? 2 Are you a doctor? 8 She goes to bed at about eleven o’clock.
3 W hen/W hat tim e do you go to work?
4 Do you have lunch in the hospital? 8a
5 W hen/W hat tim e do you leave work? /z /: leaves, goes /s /: works, makes /iz /: watches, finishes
6 W hat do you do/W here do you go in the evening?
L e s s o n 2 .3
6
1 / 2 / 3 Get up you Do you get up 4 / s you go do you go la
6 / 7 you do leave do you leave 8 / 9 / 10 don't I don’t 1 cameras 2 diaries 3 families 4 games 5 holidays 6 cars
1 1 / 12 work do 7 scarves 8 suitcases 9 watches 10 wives

L e s s o n 2 .2 lb
1 have, holidays 2 want, cars 3 like, scarves 4 fam ilies, work
la 5 addresses, forms 6 use, diaries 7 play, games 8 wives, are
i an electrical shop 2 bus 3 5:30 9 take, suitcases 10 are, watches

lb 2a
l big 2 horrible 3 old 4 pretty 5 useless 6 old-fashioned
7:15 He has breakfast.
7:45 He leaves home.
8:30 (The shop opens and) he starts work. 2b
12:30 He has lunch. ib ig 2 nice 3 old 4 pretty 5 useful 6 old-fashioned
5:30 He leaves work.
7:00 He has dinner. 3
11:00 He goes to bed. 1 down: green, 1 across: grey, 2 yellow 3 blue 4 black 5 brown 6 red
7 white
2
have, wash, have, leave, w alk, w ait, opens, start, work, sell, like, talk, 4a
have, leave, play, have, watch, listen, go 2A, 3B, 4D

3a 4b
2 That’s an ugly belt! 3 These are (really) old-fashioned shoes!
4 Those are modern MP3 players.

5a
1 W hat are these? 2 W hat’s that? 3 W hat are those?

6a
this-, big, dictionary, Spanish, think, is
these: niece, green, people

Unit 3
8 go
L esso n 3 .1
3b l
1 have 2 leave 3 talk 4 wash 5 go 2 Joe, Tracy 3 Joe, Lynn

4 2a
A 3 wash hair B 5 read a newspaper C 1 have breakfast Lynn
D 4 cook dinner E 6 go to bed F 2 leave home
2b
5 1 always 2 sometimes 3 sometim es 4 occasionally 5 never
1 gets up 2 have 3 leaves 4 washes 5 dries 6 talk 7 watches
8 finishes 9 doesn’t get 10 makes 11 go 12 reads 13 listens
14 doesn’t watch
3a
1 Tracy always listens to music in the evening.
2 Lynn som etim es watches a DVD in the evening.
6 3 Lynn never goes to the gym in the evening.
1 She doesn’t leave home at quarter past eight. She leaves home at 4 Tracy occasionally goes to the cinema in the evening.
half past seven. 5 Tracy usually goes to the gym in the evening.
2 She doesn’t watch the hairdressers in the afternoon. She watches 6 Lynn often goes for a w alk in the evening.
the actors in the afternoon.
3 She doesn’t finish work at half past six. She finishes w ork at half
past four.
3b
1 Joe never goes to the gym after work.
4 She doesn’t make dinner for her friends. She makes dinner for her
2 Joe always reads in bed.
children.
3 Joe usually watches a DVD in the evening.
5 She doesn’t go to bed at about ten o’clock. She goes to bed at about
4 Joe often listens to music after dinner.
eleven o’clock.
5 Joe always cooks at home.
6 Joe occasionally goes for a w alk in the park.
7a
1 W here does M elanie work?
2 Do M elanie’s children have breakfast w ith her?
4a
do: my shopping, our hom ework
3 Does she wash her children’s hair at work?
go for: a w alk
4 Do the actors talk to Melanie?
go: running
5 When does she finish work?
go on: the Internet
6 W hat tim e do the children g o to bed? ,
go to: the gym, a concert, an evening'class, the cinema
7 W hat does M elanie do in the evening?
have: a sandwich
8 W hat tim e does she go to bed?
read: a book
4b 2
1 has a sandwich 2 do our hom ework 3 go running 1 4 3 2 ,4 0 0 four hundred and thirty-tw o thousand, four hundred
4 goes to an evening class 5 do my shopping 6 go for a walk 2 8 8 eighty-eight
7 go to a concert 8 go to the cinema 9 go on the Internet 3 55 fifty-five
10 reads a book 4 7 3 8 ,0 0 0 ,0 0 0 seven hundred and thirty-eight (million)
5 35 thirty-five
5a 6 20 tw enty
go running, go to an evening class 7 10 ten
8 22 tw enty-tw o
5b
Monday a.m. go swimming 3
Tuesday a.m. go to the gym Students’ own answers.
W ednesday a.m. go swimming
Thursday a.m. go to the gym; p.m. go to a concert 4a
Friday a.m. go swimming; p.m. go on Facebook 1 forty 2 fifteen 3 fifty 4 eighty 5 eighteen
Saturday a.m. go shopping; p.m. stay at home and relax
Sunday a.m. go for a w alk on the beach; p.m. have lunch 4b
la 2b 3b 4b
L e sso n 3 .2
5a
la 2 31
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5b
lb 1 Phone number: 0 9 4 0 4 8832
2 go skiing 3 go cycling 4 go windsurfing 5 do yoga 6 play chess 2 Phone number: 0 9 9 1 3 4 4 5 6 2
7 play basketball 8 go rowing 9 go running 10 play tennis Message: She can’t see you tom orrow . She can see you on Friday at
7:10?
2a 3 Phone number: 8947701
1 tennis 2 dance 3 basketball 4 yoga 5 aerobics Message: (Please) call him after 4:30.

2b 6
1 go dance go dancing 2 play aerobics do aerobics it a k e 2 ask 3 num ber 4 call
3 do swimming go swimming 4 does games plays games
5 go judo do judo 7
1 there here 2 make take 3 speak ask 4 W hat are W hat’s 5 I am It’s
3a
3
3b Review and consolidation 1 - 3
2a 3d 4e 5 f 6 b 1
1 She 2 We 3 They 4 I 5 It 6 you
4
1 can sing 2 can drive (racing cars) 3 can act 2a
4 can make good films 5 can play football 2 are 3 is 4 is 5 Are 6 Is 7 Is 8 Are 9 is 10 are
a isn’t b ’m c ’s d is e ’s f aren’t g ’re h ’s i ’m j ’s
5a
1 can 2 can 3 can’t 4 can 5 Can 6 can 7 Can 8 can’t 9 can 10 can’t 2b
11 can 12 can 2 i 3 c 4 e 5 b 6 d 7 a 8 f 9 h 10 g

5b 3
1 She can ride a bike and play tennis. 1 M aria’s, her 2 their 3 my 4 his s o u r 6 W illiam ’s 7 our 8 my
2 She can’t teach judo, but she can teach aerobics.
3 She can’t play the guitar. 4
4 She can speak German and Spanish, but she can’t speak French. 1 sometim es works 2 never walks 3 does John usually have
5 She can drive. 4 occasionally goes 5 Does Susan always wash 6 don’t go
7 doesn’t live 8 ’re often
6
/a e / /a / /a :/ 5
1 Yes, 1can. 0 □ □ 1 Does he often stay in a hotel?

2 Yes, 1can sing... □ 0 □ 2 Do you have a break at lunchtime?

3 Do your parents have a holiday every year?
3 1 can’t paint ... □ □ 0 4 Do you work in an office?
4 ... 1can play tennis. □ 0 □ 5 Is he a student?

5 Can you teach ... ? □ 0 □ 6 Do they have an unemployed son?

7 Does she w ork in a famous restaurant?
6 1can teach aerobics. 0 □ □ 8 Do you have an iPod?
7 Can you play the guitar? □ 0 □
8 No, 1can’t. □ □ 0 6

9 Yes, 1can speak German .. . . □ 0 □ lC 2 A 3 B 4 C

10 No, 1can’t speak French. □ □ 0 7

11 And can you drive? □ 0 □ Add -s: games

0 □ □
Add -es: watches
12 Yes, 1can. Remove -f, add -ves: wives, scarves
Remove -y, add -ies: cities, diaries
L e sso n 3 .3 Irregular: children, men
la
a2 b3 ci 8
1 Can you sing? Yes, 1/w e can.
2 Can your husband cook? No, he can’t.
lb 3 Can she speak Spanish and Portuguese? Yes, she can.
l 4 3 2 ,4 0 0 2 5 5 3 73 8 4 35 5 22 •
4 Can you do judo? Yes, I/w e can.
5 Can a DVD player send emails? No, it can’t.
9a 3b
job fam ily verb adjective 1 jar 2 bottle 3 box 4 can 5 carton 6 tube 7 packet
1 daughters □ 0 □ □
2 leave
4
□ □ 0 □ (in any order)
3 invent □ □ 0 □ 2 some nuts 3 some dried fruit 4 a can of tom atoes
4 get up □ □ 0 □ 5 a potato 6 some lamb 7 some salt
5 chef 0 □ □ □
5
6 play □ □ 0 □ 1 any mineral w ater 2 some lamb 3 some dried fruit 4 any potatoes
7 horrible □ □ □ 0 5 some chocolate 6 any money 7 any cash 8 a credit card
8 uncle 9 a biscuit 10 any biscuits
□ 0 □ □
9 pretty □ □ □ 0 6a
9b / ae/ / a/
1 doctor 2 uncle 3 daughters 4 pretty 5 leave 6 get up 7 invent
carrot hungry
8 play 9 horrible
grandparents money
laptop nightclub
10 package sunbathe
2j3d4i5h6e7b8a9giof programme Sunday
unemployed

Unit 4 7
2e 3 f 4 a 5 d 6b
L e sso n 4 .1
la L e s s o n 4 .3
2
la
i Yes, she does. 2 Yes, she does. 3 She pays by credit card,
lb
i tom atoes and cheese 2 W hat is 3 a special pizza 4 restaurants
5 more than 100,000 (pizza restaurants) 6 original pizza 7 Naples, Italy lb
1 6 8 .5 0 2 small tom ato salad 3 6 2 .4 5 4 sm all cup of coffee
5 €12.95
2a/2b
Countable: tom atoes, banana, beans, burger, hot dog, potato
Uncountable: cheese, beef, chicken, seafood, pineapple, bread, rice, lc
tea, w ater 1 6 8 .9 5 2 6 3 .0 0 3 6 2 .0 0 4 6 2 .7 5

3 2a
1 isn’t 2 much 3 many 4 are 5 is 6 a lot of 7 much 8 is 9 a lot of 1 How much is a large seafood and pineapple pizza?
10 many 2 How much is a large tom ato salad/sm all seafood salad?
3 How much is a small beef and tom ato pizza?
4a
1 beans 2 salad 3 dried fruit 4 tom ato 5 orange juice 6 eggs 2b
7 sandwich 8 hot dog 2 c 3d 4b 5a 6e

4b 3
B salad C hot dog D sandwich E tom ato F orange juice 1 much 2 Do 3 w ant 4 drink 5 I’ll 6 is 7 by

5 4a
2e 3d 4c 5 f 6 a 1 her 2 him 3 them 4 us

6 4b
1 How much rice do you buy at the supermarket? 1 them , No, they’re for me. 2 him, No, they’re for us.
2 How much w ater do you drink every day? 3 you, No, it’s for her. 4 her, No, it’s for him. 5 them , No, it’s for her.
3 How many oranges do you buy at the market?
4 How many bananas does your fam ily eat every week? 5
5 How much coffee do you drink at the weekend? 1 He loves her. 2 We don’t like it. 3 They help us with it.
6 How many burgers do you eat every week? 4 They visit them every Saturday afternoon.
(Students’ own answers.) 5 We play football w ith him. 6 She uses it every day.
7 Do you w ant to have lunch with us?
7a 8 Does he w ant to take a photo with it?
iT 2 F 3 T 4 T 5F 9 Can we stay with you?
10 Does he know how to use it?
7b
1A2A3K4K5A6K7K
Unit 5
L e s s o n 4 .2
L esso n 5 .1
la
2 la
2
lb
1 2 2 4 3 1 4 6 and 7 5 3 6 2 lb
l, B
2
B jar C carton D bottle E packet F can G tube H box lc
iT 2F 3 F 4 F 5T
3a
1 bottle 2 box 3 carton 4 tube 5 packet 6 bag 7 jar 2a
Rooms: living room, dining room, kitchen, bedroom, shower room
Other parts/features: windows, air conditioning, garden, patio
2b lb
Types of home: apartm ent, detached house, terraced house, villa iw e t 2 friendly 3 dry 4 high 5 low 6 busy 7 green 8 hot 9 high
Rooms: attic, bathroom , bedroom, cellar, dining room, kitchen, 10 green
shower room, study
Other parts/features: air conditioning, central heating, double 2a
glazing, garage, garden, patio, solar panels, terrace 1 coun/trv /s id e 2 c o m /plete 3 d e /cide 4 fam /ous 5 m oun/ta in
6 o /p in /io n 7 trop/ic /a l 8 vill/age
3
1 There are 2 Are there 3 There’s 4 There isn’t 5 Is there 2c
6 There isn’t 7 There aren’t 8 There’s 9 Is there 10 Are there Words with two syllables, stress on 1st syllable: famous, mountain, village
Words with two syllables, stress on 2nd syllable: complete, decide
4 Words with three syllables, stress on i st syllable: countryside, tropical
1 there’s 2 There’s 3 there’s 4 there aren’t 5 bedrooms 6 bathroom Words w ith three syllables, stress on 2ndsyllable: opinion
7 There’s 8 kitchen 9 there isn’t 10 There’s 11 there isn’t
3
5 Students’ own answers.
Students’ own answers.
4
6 2 The police officer’s job is very interesting.
1 under 2 on 3 between 4 in 5 behind/in front o f/n e xt to 6 on 3 The Empire State is really tall. 4 The car isn’t very big.
7 next to 8 near 5 Brad Pitt is very famous. 6 Chicken and potatoes is quite healthy.

L e s s o n 5 .2 5a
1 It’s in the south-east o f Scotland.
la 2 It’s got a lot o f museums, theatres and restaurants.
2 f 3 d 4a 5 c 6 e 3 There’s an arts festival in Edinburgh every summer.
2 music system 3 microwave 4 cupboard 5 dishwasher 4 Glasgow is near Edinburgh.
6 dining table 5 There are lakes and mountains near the city.
6 Yes, he does, because it’s very friendly and beautiful.
lb
2 washing machine 3 dining table 4 microwave 5 dishwasher 5b
6 music system How to say where you come from /live: I live in ...
How to say w hat kind of place it is and where it’s near: It’s a really
2 (interesting) p la c e ..., It’s quite n ear...
1 coffee table 2 sofa 3 TV 4 fridge 5 desk 6 bed 7 chair 8 lamp How to describe the landscape: There are (some lakes and mountains
north o f the tw o cities) ...
3 How to give your opinion: I (realty) lik e ... because
1 I’ve got two brothers. 2 They’ve got a swimming pool.
3 Alvaro’s got a laptop computer. 4 W e’ve got a new sofa.
5 You’ve got a phone message. 6 I’ve got three children.
Unit 6
4 L esso n 6 . 1
1 We haven’t got a big kitchen. 2 Has your girlfriend got a good job?
3 She hasn’t got a mobile phone. 4 Have they got a microwave? 1
5 He hasn’t got a credit card. 1 There was a zoo in Lake Road.
2 There were shops in Lake Road.
5 3 There was a factory in Station Road.
1 Has your town got a shopping centre? Yes, it has./N o, it hasn’t. 4 There was a station in Station Road.
2 Has your town got an airport? Yes, it has./N o, it hasn’t. 5 There was a cinema in Harley Street.
3 Have you got any children? Yes, I have./N o, I haven’t. 6 There was a hospital in Harley Street.
4 Have you got any brothers or sisters? Yes, I have./N o, I haven’t. 7 There were houses in the park.

6 2
Students’ own answers. 1 Was there a factory in Station Road? Yes, there was.
2 W hat was there in Green Street? There were shops and houses.
7a 3 Was there a nightclub in Harley Street? No, there w asn’t. There was
B a cinema.
4 W ere there apartm ents in Station Road? No, there w eren’t. There
7b was a factory and a station.
1 ’ve /h a ve got tw o 2 ’s/h as got three 3 ’s/has got three 5 W hat was there next to the cinema? There was a hospital (next to
4 ’ve/have got forty the cinema).
6 W hat was there in the park? There were houses.
7c
1 Yes, they have. 2 No, she hasn’t. 3 Yes, he has. 4 Yes, it has. 3
5 No, they haven’t. 6 Yes, they have. 4, 7 , 1, 8, 2, 6, 3, 5

8 4a
/a s / / d/ stayed, w anted, phoned, walked, visited, called, w anted, tried
1 hospital □ 0
4b
2 pocket □ 0 i walked 2 stayed 3 decided 4 visited 5 wanted 6 phoned/called
3 tap 0 □ 7 tried
4 shop □ 0
5 packet
5
0 □ 1 performed at the concert hall
6 hot □ 0 2 She opened a /th e new superm arket
3 She watched the DVD of a /th e concert with Mike
L e s s o n 5 .3 4 She planned her trip to New York
5 She played football w ith the boys
la
1 (across) COLD 1 (down) CITY 2 LAKE 3 (across) BEAUTIFUL
3 (down) BEACH 4 FOREST 5 GREEN 6 HUGE 7 ISLAND 8 DRY
6a
1 walked 2 worked 3 played 4 cooked 5 helped 6 watched 7 relaxed
9 BUSY ‘Cold’ is not in the clues.
6b lc
1 walked 2 7 :0 0 3 w aited 4 the bus 5 worked 6 4 :0 0 1 There were thirty-three people on the journey: Lewis and Clark,
7 repaired cars all day 8 cooked dinner for his family thirty men and an Indian wom an, Sacagawea.
9 studied from 7:3 0 to 9:30 10 listened to music 2 The Dakota Indians helped them find the Pacific Ocean.
3 They measured everything for their maps.
7a 4 They discovered that North America was a huge place.
/ 1/ worked, cooked
/ d / repaired, listened 2
/ id / started, w aited i Where did Lewis and Clark start 2 When did they start
3 Was the w eather 4 W here did they stay/W ho did they stay with
L e s s o n 6 .2 5 Where did they travel 6 When did they find 7 When did they finish
8 W hat did they discover
la
2 3
1 Did, No, they didn’t. 2 help, Yes, they did. 3 Did, No, they didn’t.
lb 4 travel, Yes, they did.
Suggested answers:
w ent away for the w eekend, we had three days there, lovely old 4
buildings, visited museums and an art gallery, stayed in a good hotel, 1 W illiam Shakespeare didn’t w rite Don Quixote.
we loved the city 2 My great-grandparents didn’t own a car.
3 Queen Elizabeth I wasn’t married.
a 4 People didn’t have mobile phones in the 1970s.
1 F: They w ere away for three days. 5 M y father didn’t go to university.
2 F: They w ent to the Picasso Museum. 6 In the eighteenth century people didn’t w ear jeans.
3 F: They w ent to a restaurant with friends for dinner on Saturday 7 I didn’t do my homework yesterday.
evening.
4T 5
5 F: The w eather was good on Sunday, but it rained on Saturday. 1 in the 16th century 2 in the 1990s 3 yesterday 4 ago
5 last Saturday afternoon 6 last night
3
i fly 2 leave/rain 3 arrive 4 stay 5 go/love 6 visit/see 7 w alk 6a
8 visit/m ee t 9 eat 10 buy 11 sp end/take 12 have 1 No, I like potatoes. 2 No, I’m Canadian. 3 No, she’s thirsty.
4 No, we arrived on Thursday.
4a
Regular: loved, rained, stayed, visited, walked 7
Irregular: bought, ate, flew, went, had, left, met, saw, spent, took 1 Did, speak 2 Did, want, did 3 Why, decided, job 4 When, married

4b
1 We flew from Bristol airport on Friday.
2 We had a great time.
Review and consolidation 4-6
3 We stayed in a cheap hotel in the city centre. 1
4 On Saturday we w ent sightseeing. Countable nouns: coin, dishwasher, lamp, receipt
5 We visited a lot o f museums and galleries. Uncountable nouns: bread, butter, money, rice, sugar
6 We w alked round the city in the afternoon.
7 We ate at a lovely fish restaurant in the evening. 2
8 We bought some clothes and shoes. i much 2 any 3 a lot of, some 4 many 5 much 6 a 7 many 8 a
9 We spent a lot of money. 9 some
10 Last month we had a city break in Istanbul.
3
5 1 him 2 them 3 it 4 you 5 her 6 me 7 us 8 them 9 her
H 0 S P 1 T A L P
A
4
P 1 there’s 2 Is there 3 there is 4 there are 5 Is there 6 there isn’t
A B A R F 7 Are there 8 there aren’t 9 there isn’t

M R A K A
5
U T N C 2 The new sports centre is very modern. 3 This film is really boring.
4 My diet is really unhealthy. 5 This beach isn’t very popular.
S U P E R M A R K E T T
E E 0 6
1 Have you got a microwave? No, I haven’t.
U N R
2 Has Sarah got a credit card? Yes, she has.
M A R T G A L L E R Y 3 Have your parents got a big garden? No, they haven’t.
4 Have we got any biscuits? Yes, we have.
1 5 Has the dog got any food? Yes, it/h e /s h e has.
M A R K E T
7a
P 1 decided 2 ate 3 w ent 4 left 5 met 6 produced 7 started 8 stayed
C L 0 T H E S S H 0 P 9 stopped 10 wanted 11 worked

R
7b
S T A T 1 0 N 1 didn’t w ant 2 worked 3 stopped 4 decided 5 w ent 6 stayed 7 met
8 started 9 ate 10 produced 11 Did, have

L e s s o n 6 .3 7c
la 1 He didn’t w ant to study at university. He wanted m oney/to (go to)
2 /tw o years work.
2 He didn’t stay at the factory for ten years. He stayed/w orked there
for five years.
lb 3 He didn’t marry a woman in Africa. He married a woman in India.
4, 6, l, 7, 5. 2. 3 4 They didn’t open an Indian factory. They opened an Indian restaurant.
5 They didn’t produce Indian food for schools. They produced Indian
food (in cans) for supermarkets.
8a 5
Food and drink: cola, lamb, potato, seafood . 2a 3e 4h 5c 6 b 7d 8 f
Rooms: bathroom, cellar, dining room, kitchen, study
Furniture/equipm ent: bed, cupboard, fridge, microwave, table 6
Places in a town: bank, chemist’s, newsagent’s, post office, station 2 CDs 3 salad 4 sports centre 5 swimming pool

8b 7
1 station 2 seafood 3 bathroom 4 microwave 5 lamb 6 newsagent’s 1 1like hot places, but Sally likes cold ones.
7 cupboard 8 bank 2 Can I have six large salads and tw o small ones, please?
3 Do you w ant the British spelling or the American one?
4 W e’ve got three bedrooms. I sleep in the big one.
Unit 7 5 Do you w ant the blue chairs, the red ones or the yellow ones?
6 I’d like four tuna sandwiches and a chicken one, please.
L e sso n 7 .1 7 Don’t w ear the red shoes. W ear the black ones.

l L e s s o n 7 .3
la
2
2
b i f 2 d 3 a 4 C5 e 6
lb
3a 1F2T3T4F5F6T

W ords before Words after Noun, verb 2

or adjective 1 18th November 2 August 3 2nd January 4 2 2 nd July 5 24th August
thief the broke into noun 6 November 7 April 8 four

broke into the thief (the) car verb

3
cell put him in a in the police station noun 1 the fourteenth o f July 2 the tw enty-third o f April
fake (the) business made i,ooo-euro notes adjective 3 the seventeenth of March 4 the twenty-sixth of December
5 the twenty-second of April 6 the nineteenth of October
the
7 the first of Septem ber 8 the fifteenth o f January

3b 4
i broke into 2 th ie f 3 steal 4 cell 2D3E4A5B

4 5
1 Inside a car. 2 No, he didn’t. ly o u r 2 their 3 ours 4 yours 5 hers 6 our 7 my 8 her
3 He tried to steal the no te./H e broke into the car and took the note.
4 Because people in the street called them . 5 To the police station.
6
6 In a cell. 7 One night. 8 A local business.
1 belongs to you 2 is mine 3 is theirs 4 is ours
9 To advertise a com petition. 10 1 ,0 0 0 euros.
5 doesn’t belong to them 6 isn’t yours 7 are ours
5a 7
1 set off 2 gave back 3 pull out 4 handed in 5 put together 6 pick up
1 ours 2 mine 3 hers 4 his 5 yours
5b 8a
break into/broke into
1 third 2 something
6
lb 2a
8b
13 22 33 42
7
l a 2 The 3 the 4 a 5 the 6 the 7 a 8 the 9 the 1 0 the
Unit 8
8
1 a 2 a 3 the 4 the 5 the 6 the 7 an 8 a 9 The 10 a L e sso n 8 .1
1
L e s s o n 7 .2 1D2E3I4G5F6H7A8C
la
likes, difficult 2a
Because she’s feeling sick.
lb
i At the university 2 Chicago 3 1 0 /te n 4 Jeremy 2b
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 D 5 E 6 H 7G 8 F
lc
1 Amanda 2 Stefan 3 Dieter 4 Henry 5 Elizabeth 6 Jeremy 7 Clara 3a
1 M artina 2 Tanika 3 Annette 4 Justine 5 Charlie 6 Darren 7 Tanika
2a 8 Clare and Hannah 9 George and Andy 10 Annette 11 Justine
A Jeremy B Stefan C Clara E Dieter F Amanda G Surinda H Henry 12 Martina
I M elanie J Alvaro
3b
2b 1 Charlie is listening to the singer. He’s eating a burger.
lT w o 2 Two 3 Two 4 Four 2 Annette is talking to Charlie. She’s eating some crisps.
3 Clare and Hannah are sitting on the grass. They’re drinking cola.
4 Darren is playing football. He isn’t listening to Tanika/the singer.
3 5 George and Andy aren’t talkin g /are talking. They’re trying different
1 old 2 unattractive 3 friendly 4 horrible 5 fair 6 confident
food.
7 handsome 8 bald
6 Justine is taking photos. She’s watching so m e/th e dancers.
7 Tanika is singing (some (pop) songs). She’s playing the guitar.
4
Students’ own answers.
4 2a
1 Is Tanika playing the piano? No, she isn’t. She’s playing the guitar. 1 2 ,1 ,1 ,1 ,2 2 1 ,1 ,2 ,1 3 2 ,2 ,1 ,1 4 1 ,1 ,2 ,1 ,2
2 Are Charlie and Annette watching (the) dancers? No, they aren’t.
They’re listening to a /th e singer/Tanika. 3a
3 Is Justine making a video? No, she isn’t. She's taking photos. the sun: good and bad
4 Are George and Andy sitting down? No, they aren’t. They’re walking hot w eather: bad for us
around (the food stalls). cold w eather: good and bad
5 Are Zamboyo singing? No, they aren’t. They’re dancing.
6 Is Clare talking to Darren? No, she isn’t. She’s talking to Hannah. 3b
7 Is Darren playing tennis? No, he isn’t. He’s playing football. 1 F 2 T 3T 4F
8 Are Clare and Hannah eating crisps? No, they aren’t. They’re
drinking cola. 4
1 im portant 2 suntan 3 depression 4 sick 5 dark
5
i I’m having a good tim e. 2 She’s playing the guitar. 5a
3 He’s eating a burger. 4 He isn’t listening. 1 She’s w aiting to go on the sunbed.
5 They’re sitting on the grass. 6 They aren’t talking. 2 She usually spends ten minutes on the sunbed.
7 W e’re w atching some dancers. 3 She is m eeting her fitness instructor.
4 She uses the gym three or four times a week.
6
i talking 2 the left 3 listening 4 of the picture 5 at the back 6 there are 5b
Actions happening now: 2 , 3 , 6
L e s s o n 8 .2 Actions that happen regularly: 5, 7 , 8
la
wool 6
2 he sells men’s clothes. 3 he plays computer games.
4 he eats a burger with (his) friends. 6 He’s swimming in the sea.
lb 7 He’s eating fish at a restaurant. 8 He’s playing football on the beach.
1 black and grey 2 w ool 3 a loose skirt 4 It’s very warm.
5 long and loose

2a Unit 9
1 wool 2 loose 3 leather 4 evening 5 silk 6 gold 7 shoes
L e sso n 9 .1
3a la
1 cotton 2 form al 3 jacket 4 jeans 5 leather 6 light 7 loose
e-books and real books
8 pullover 9 shirt 10 skirt 11 smart 12 suit 13 thick 14 tight 15 wool

3b lb
1 real book 2 real book 3 e-book reader 4 real book 5 real book
Clothes: jacket, jeans, shirt, skirt, suit
Adjectives: formal, light, loose, smart, thick, tight
M aterials: cotton, leather, silk, wool
2
2 an e-book reader 3 after the late 1990s 4 thousands
5 You can change it. 6 It can break.
4
2 a tight shirt 3 a formal suit 4 a light skirt 5 loose jeans
6 a thick coat
3
1 use go 2 read listen to 3 use watch 4 watch read 5 listen to use
5 4
Suggested answers:
1 Real books are more attractive than e-books.
Summer: jeans, sandals, shorts, T-shirt
2 E-book readers are lighter than several real books.
W inter: coat, gloves, pullover, scarf
3 Coats are warmer than jackets.
Formal: suit
4 Chicago is w indier than New York.
Informal: jeans, shorts, T-shirt
5 Japanese is more difficult than English.
6 Santiago is smaller than Mexico City.
6
1 We bought a comfortable leather sofa.
2 In warm w eather I prefer casual cotton clothes.
5a
1 c o ld -h o t 2 d iffic u lt-e a s y 3 lo o s e -tig h t 4 q u ie t-n o is y
3 Do you have a smart black suit?
5 s m a rt-c a s u a l 6 u g ly -h a n d s o m e 7 u n h e a lth y -h e a lth y
4 Uncle Derek drives an expensive German car.
8 u n tid y -tid y
5 Kirsty wore a beautiful silk wedding dress.
6 Darren’s w earing a scruffy wool pullover today.
7 My brother’s got a lovely Japanese girlfriend. 5b
8 Why are there so many boring old films on TV these days? 2 Ken is more handsome than M ike./M ike is uglier than Ken.
3 The living room is tidier than the bedroom ./The bedroom is untidier
than the living room.
7 4 Emma is noisier than Caroline./Caroline is quieter than Emma.
1 black fashionable fashionable black
5 Harriet is sm arter than H arry./Harry is more casual than Harriet.
2 expensive looks looks expensive
6 Egypt is hotter than Greenland./G reenland is colder than Egypt.
3 cotton nice nice cotton
4 very polite were w ere very polite
5 Italian smart smart Italian 6
6 nice looks looks nice 1 younger than 2 nicer than 3 more exciting than 4 colder than
5 prettier than
L e s s o n 8 .3
7a
la ly o u n g e rth a n 2 n ic e rth a n 3 more exciting than 4c o ld e rth a n
i cold + Id = cold 2 fog + gy = foggy 3 rain + ing = raining 5 prettier than
4 sno + wing = snowing 5 su + nny = sunny 6 wa + rm = warm
7 w in + dy = windy 8
1 find 2 think/believe 3 In 4 don’t 5 think
lb
1 cloudy 2 sunny, warm 3 cold, snowing 4 foggy 5 raining

I
 L e s s o n 9 .2
lb 2c 3c 4b 5c 6b 7 b 8b
la
llo v e 2 prefer 3 listening 4 don’t like 5 than 6 staying 7 listen
8 to 9 swimming 10 stay

4a
1a 2 a 3 b

4b
1 love loves 2 liking like 3 eat eating 4 of than 5 hating hate 6 of to
7 the walking w alking 8 watch watching

1 Dario prefers traditional art to modern art.

2 The children prefer playing to reading.
3 I prefer adventure films to horror films.
4 Clara prefers watching television to listening to music.
5 We prefer going to concerts to visiting museums.
6 I prefer French food to Italian food.

1 A: Is she his new girlfriend? B: No, she isn’t.

lb
i comedy 2 horror 3 cartoon 4 adventure 5 musical 6 science fiction 2 A: I bought a new phone. B: Was it expensive?
7 thriller 8 documentary
3 A: Are you married? B: Yes, I am.

4 A: I don’t like poems. B: Do you like novels?

i the most best the best 2 the bigger the biggest
3 newest the newest 4 the most cheap the cheapest
5 A: Is he handsome? B: Yes, hel^.
5 the most attractivest the most attractive

1 Jane is the tallest (girl). 2 Yvonne’s child is the youngest (baby). Review and consolidation 7-9
3 Luis is the cleverest (student). 4 Antonio is the heaviest (man).
i
5 Peter is the most romantic (boyfriend).
i the 2 The 3 the 4 the 5 a 6 the 7 the 8 a 9 a 10 the

4a
1 The oldest tree is in Sweden. 1 our house ours 2 my w allet mine 3 the pink flowers the pink ones
2 The loudest rock band is Green Day.
4 The bus The one 5 their house theirs 6 your bag yours
3 The biggest passenger plane is the Airbus 380.
4 The driest desert is the Atacama Desert in Chile.
5 The fastest anim al is the cheetah.
1 Dan and Gemma are making a Chinese meal.
6 The most dangerous roads are in India.
2 W hat’s Steve doing in the garden?
7 The highest mountain is M ount Everest.
3 Laura is wearing a long skirt this evening.
8 The most poisonous anim al is a frog.
4 W hat are you w atching on TV?
5 Mum isn’t speaking to Dad at the moment.
4b 6 The boys are playing tennis in the park.
Students’ own answers.
7 Our daughter is sleeping in her room.
8 W here are you planning to go on holiday?
5a 9 I’m not having a very good tim e.
13 22 31 4 1 ,3 51 10 W hat are you carrying in th at bag?

6
1 dram a 2 accident 3 businessman 4 strong 1 usually work 2 don’t get 3 ’m having 4 ’m w aiting 5 ’s coming
6 is bringing 7 like 8 cook 9 are you doing

1 He thinks It’s a wonderful (after)life is the funniest film. 5

2 He thinks The Ghost is the most interesting. 2 an old Italian painting 3 a scruffy wool pullover
3 He thinks The Joneses is the most unusual. 4 an expensive German car 5 a friendly Chinese student
4 The Ghost is the longest film o f the three. 6 a comfortable leather sofa 7 a famous American statue
5 The Joneses is the shortest. 8 a tight white T-shirt

8
Film Type Time Dan’s rating (# ) 1 Mac is heavier than Ian. 2 Mac is older than Joe. 3 Mac is the tallest.
4 Joe is shorter than Mac. 5 Ian is the youngest.
1 thriller 127 minutes ***# 6 Joe is heavier than Ian. 7 Joe is the shortest.
2 comedy horror 100 minutes * * 8 Ian is younger than Mac. 9 Joe is older than Ian.
10 Joe is the heaviest.
3 comedy drama 96 minutes # # *

L e s s o n 9 .3 1 than to 2 go going 3 to eating eating 4 play playing

5 to doing doing 6 swim swimming
la
2e 3b 4d 5a 8a
1 ballet 2 tight 3 pullover 4 slim 5 comedy 6 hot 7 sandals
lb
1 German 2 Monday 3 From the w ebsite 4 At the Sage-Club 8b
5 Beethoven and M ozart lh o t 2 slim 3 ballet 4 pullover 5 comedy 6 tight 7 sandals

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N /a /
L esso n 1 0 .1 1 1haven’t been to Rimini. 0 □
2 Have you been to Australia? . 0 □
la
3 3 W e’ve been bungee jumping. 0 □
4 Have you been on a horse? □ 0
lb 5 Have you been to Italy? 0 □
i petrol station 2 top speed 3 wheels 4 energy 5 scooter 6 connect
6 Have you been to Madrid? □ 0
lc L e sso n 10 .3
Suggested answers:
Advantages: Riding it is easy. You don’t need a lot o f energy. la
It’s easy to park. You don’t need to go to the petrol station.
3
You don’t need a driving licence.
Disadvantages: It isn’t very fast. It’s quite heavy. lb
ia 2 c 3 f 4 b se 6d
2a
2C3A4F5B6E 2
l T 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 F 6 T 7T 8F
2b
1 a helicopter 2 a bicycle 3 a w ater bus 4 a taxi 5 an electric tram 3a
1/ 2 / 3 / 4X 5 / 6 / 7*
3
1 garage 2 boat 3 suburb 4 bicycle 3b
1 Has Mae been into space? Yes, she has.
4 2 Has she danced on stage? Yes, she has.
1 Watching horror films is scary. 3 Has she appeared on TV? Yes, she has.
2 Eating lots o f fruit and vegetables is healthy. 4 Has she sailed around the world? No, she hasn’t.
3 Driving in fog is dangerous. 5 Has she travelled to Africa? Yes, she has.
4 Learning a foreign language is difficult. 6 Has she produced music and dance shows? Yes, she has.
5 Swimming in warm w ater is relaxing. 7 Has she worked in Australia? No, she hasn’t.

5 4a
1 Parking a car in big cities is difficult. 1 flown 2 ridden 3 eaten 4 met 5 seen
2 Getting information from the Internet is easy.
3 Sending flowers to your wife is romantic. 4b
4 Getting an em ail from your best friend is nice. 1 have flown 2 have, seen 3 Have, met 4 have, eaten 5 has driven
5 Watching the news on TV is interesting.
5
6 1 Sue has run a marathon, but she hasn’t cycled 50 kilometres.
i t o 2 One-way 3 Standard 4 is 5 direct 6 stops 7 at 2 Lyle hasn’t climbed a mountain, but he has run a marathon.
3 M aria hasn’t run a marathon, but she has cycled 50 kilometres.
L e sso n 10 .2 4 Jack hasn’t climbed a mountain, but he has cycled 50 kilometres.
5 Leila has climbed a mountain, but she hasn’t cycled 50 kilometres.
la
holiday rep
6
lb and lc 1 climb M ount Everest 2 fly a small aircraft 3 row a small boat
4 crossed the Sahara Desert
2 / 3 / last w inter 4 X 5 / 6 X 7 / last summer
8 / when she was at university
7a
lb 2 a 3b 4 a 5b
2
Della’s answers:
2 No, I haven’t. 3 Yes, I’ve been to San Antonio, in Ibiza.
Students’ own answers. Unit 1 1
3a L esso n 1 1 . 1
1 w ent 2 Have 3 ’ve 4 haven’t 5 been 6 ’ve 7 w ent 8 been
9 haven’t
la
2

4 lb
2 f 3b 4c 5g 6a 7e
2 electronic devices 3 documents 4 luggage
5 lc
1 I’ve been bungee jumping.
2C 3 f 4a 5b 6d
2 We haven’t been to Bangkok.
3 Have you been to London?
4 Have they been on a package holiday? 2
5 John and Julie haven’t been to Australia. 1 necessary 2 necessary 3 possible 4 not possible 5 not possible
6 I haven’t been on an adventure holiday. 6 necessary 7 not necessary 8 necessary 9 not possible
7 Our parents have been to Florida.
8 Have you been to an IMAX cinema? 3
9 W e’ve been hiking in the mountains. 1 You can’t take drinks onto the plane.
10 Have your cousins been to Disneyland? 2 You can’t take food onto the plane.
3 You have to be at check-in tw o hours before your departure tim e.
6 4 You have to turn off your mobile phone before you board the plane.
2 Have you been to New York? 5 You have to w ear your seat belt during the flight.
3 Have you been to a concert?
4 Have you been to a football match?
5 Have you been to Paris?/Have you visited the Eiffel Tower? >
6 Have you been to an Internet cafe?
Student’s own answers.
 4 L esso n 1 1 . 3
1 can’t drive a car when you are only fifteen years old
2 can bring a friend to the party (if I w ant to) 1
3 can’t use our mobile phones in my office Adjectives: full-tim e, part-tim e, professional, well-qualified
4 have to show your receipt to the manager Types o f education: distance learning courses, evening classes
5 can’t park near the theatre People learning: student, trainee
6 doesn’t have to pay because she’s a member of the club People teaching: lecturer, trainer, tutor
7 can pay in cash or by credit card
8 don’t have to get visas to go to Canada 2
i a professional 2 part-tim e 3 students 4 a distance learning course
5 5 lecturer
l can’t 2 can 3 have to 4 can’t 5 have to 6 have to 7 can 8 have to
3a
6a 3
It/ M
You don’t have to have a French visa. 3b
1 W ednesday morning, W ednesday afternoon, Thursday morning and
6b Thursday afternoon
HI /v / 2 No, he can’t. 3 Bryony Addams
1 Do you have a car? □ 0
4a
2 I’ve got a question. □ 0 1 Tariq Raschid 2 A X 3 27 3 Thursday morning 4 Wednesday
3 Let’s have a drink tomorrow. □ 0
4 Do you have to leave now? 0 □ 4b
3
L esso n 1 1 . 2
5
l 1 Leave your shoes outside the door.
ic 2 a 3b 2 W rite your name at the top o f every page.
3 Don’t drive faster than 50 kph on this road.
2a 4 Complete the form w ith a black pen.
iP 2 P 3A 4 N
6
2b 2 Don’t park here. 3 Don’t put it in the washing machine.
4 Please take your rubbish home. 5 Don’t talk in the library.
Polly Alana Neil
6 Don’t play ball on the grass.
1 4 4
2 Glasgow Texas London
3 12 yrs 14 yrs Unit 12
4 French (at school) no Spanish (at university)
L esso n 1 2 . 1
5 English physics, chemistry history, art
6 no yes yes
la
i near the sea/coast 2 on a beach 3 tom orrow

3a lb
Underline: university, secondary school, technical college, elem entary iw h ite -w a te r rafting 2 canyon 3 island 4 sailing 5 trekking
school, teacher training college
Circle: biology, French, hairdressing, Spanish, history, art, physics, 2a
chemistry, English The photo shows Anthony and Belinda. The map shows where
Anthony is going this summer.
3b
1 French, Spanish, English 2b
2 university, technical college, teacher training college if2e 3g 4a sd 6b 7c
3 biology, physics, chemistry 4 elem entary school
2c
4 1 trekking 2 drive 3 isn’t 4 ten days
1 When, start 2 W here did 3 W hat do 4 W hat, favourite
3a
5a 1 Are, going to 2 ’m going to 3 ’re going to 4 ’re going to
1 How many 2 Who 3 Where 4 W hat 5 How 6 When 5 're going to 6 ’m going to 7 Is, going to 8 ’s going to
9 ’re going to 10 ’re going to
5b
2 W hat do you do at the w eekend?/W here do you go in the evenings? 4
3 When did you start learning English? 1 I’m going to finish the course in September.
4 Who do you live with? 2 No, I’m going to send an em ail tomorrow.
5 How do you get to the school? 3 This year they are going to stay with friends in Spain.
6 W hat did you watch on TV yesterday? 4 Henry is going to go sailing in Canada next year.
7 Which subjects did you do?/How many subjects have you got on 5 She isn’t going to study science at university.
Monday? 6 But I’m going to study this w eekend.

5c 5
Students’ own answers. Suggested answers:
2 I’m going to lose w eig h t/g et fit.
6a 3 W e’re going to get married.
1 When did you start school? ^ 4 I’m going to get a jo b /b e a com puter programmer.
2 W here did you go to university? < 5 W e’re going to buy a new TV.
3 W hat do you teach? *
4 W hat was your favourite subject? * 6
1 He’s going to fly to Rome. 2 W e’re going to buy a car.
7 3 I’m going to see the doctor. 4 She’s going to m eet my parents.
1 download 2 podcasts 3 forum 4-posts 5 They’re going to stay at hom e. 6 He’s going to be a painter.

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l later this year 2 the w eek after next 3 In three years’ tim e
Review and consolidation 1 0 -1 2
4 next year 5 four years from now 6 the day after tom orrow 1
7 in two w eeks’ time 1 A fly —flying 2 X a r e - i s 3 / 4 X js a y -p a y in g 5 X a r e - i s 6 /

L esso n 12 .2 2
1 haven’t 2 Has, has 3 Have, haven’t 4 Has, ’s 5 Have, ’ve
la
a 2 b3 ci
3
1 1haven’t driven a sports car. 2 Have you taken the driving test?
lb 3 Has she been to New York? 4 I haven’t seen that film.
i Tw itter 2 Directed a film 5 We haven’t visited Australia. 6 Have you flown in a helicopter?
3 An American woman (who wanted to marry the king of England in 7 Has Lena climbed a mountain? 8 We haven’t been horse riding.
the 1930s). 4 £ 5 6 million 5 their cleaner.
4a
lc a Don’t bring b Show c Don’t use d Bring
1 Girl 2 London, musical 3 million, are, cleaner
4b
2 2 You can smoke in the garden.
1 nice 2 shows 3 name 4 cold 5 blue 6 clever 7 mine 8 free 9 alone 3 You can’t bring food or drinks into the classrooms.
4 You can get coffee and tea in the college cafe.
3 5 You have to show an identity card when they come into the college.
ld o 2 hold 3 name 4 mine 6 You can’t use mobile phones during lessons.
7 You can use the computers in the library in the evenings.
4 8 You don’t have to pay to use the computers.
2c 3a 4 f 5b 6e 9 You have to bring a pen and some paper to lessons.
2 You can use a computer to send emails. 10 You don’t have to bring a dictionary.
3 She’s joining a gym to get fit.
4 Mike uses his bicycle to commute to work. 5
5 We w ent to Warsaw to visit our grandparents. 1 is going to do 2 aren’t going to buy 3 is going to buy
6 I’m going to improve my English to get a better job. 4 ’s going to get 5 're going to have 6 isn’t going to get
7 'm going to buy 8 Are you going to stay 9 Are you going to visit
5
1 Jane flew to Berlin to visit her boyfriend. 6
2 My son uses his computer to play games. 1 Jo uses her phone to send emails.
3 I’m going to get an MP3 player to listen to music. 2 Christine w ent to the superm arket to buy some eggs.
4 We always go to the market to buy fresh food. 3 I use my iPod to listen to music.
5 My brother w ent to St. Petersburg to see the Hermitage Museum. 4 Ali joined a club to m eet new people.
5 I w ent to the park to m eet my friends.
6a
i t a |k t o t a lk 2 buying buy 7
1 *d like 2 playing, to be 3 gardening, w ouldn’t like 4 listening
L esso n 1 2 .3 5 come 6 doesn’t 7 to get 8 going, doesn’t
la 8
go around the world, work for a charity, win a lot of money,
1 download 2 primary 3 tutor 4 forum 5 talent 6 licence 7 charity
be a rock singer

lb 9
2 g 3 d 4c 5a 6h 7 f 8 e
1 fly around the world and see lots of interesting places
2 w ork for a charity 3 be a rock singer

2
1 doing nothing 2 to travel, flying 3 to w ork for
4 w ouldn’t like (to do), to be, playing, singing

3a
11 w ouldn’t like working 2 I really love to do
3 I would like to becoming 4 most o f them like learn
5 I really don’t like to take 6 I really like starting

3b
11 w ouldn’t like to work 2 I really love doing 3 I would like to become
4 most o f them like learning 5 I really don’t like taking
6 I’d really like to start

4
2 He would like to be a racing driver because he likes driving fast.
3 She w ould like to g e t/b u y a good music system because she likes
listening to music.
4 He would like to be a teacher because he likes helping young
people.
5 She would like to be a holiday rep because she likes visiting
different countries.
6 She would like to have lots o f grandchildren because she likes
being with children.

5
Students’ own answers.

6
/a i/: mine, size, light, height, white, try
/e i/: hate, late, wait, main, say, train
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