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1.4 Speaking and writing page 9 4a 1 cleaner 2.2 Home life page 12
2 crowded
Speaking talking about the weather Grammar identifying relative clauses
3 lively
1 1 damp 4 humid 4 market 1 1 that 4 that
2 showers 5 thunderstorm 5 pavement 2 where 5 who
3 pleasant 6 mild 6 pedestrian 3 where 6 which
Speaking talking about likes 7 performer 2a 1 who, neighbour
and dislikes 8 rubbish 2 where, garage
9 souvenir 3 which, picture
2a 1 love going clubbing. 10 statue 4 which, DVD
2 I can’t stand the winter.
Grammar present simple and present 5 who, dentist
3 I’m really into yoga.
continuous 6 which, ball
4 My favourite sport is basketball.
7 where, kitchen
5 I don’t mind doing housework. 5a 1 ‘re having 8 who, police officer
6 I’m not keen on thunderstorms. 2 ’s running
7 I quite like going camping. 3 ’m not watching 2 b In sentences 1, 3, 4, 5, 6 and 8.
8 I prefer football to golf. 4 ’s waiting 3 1 which I wear to go running.
9 I’m really interested in doing 5 ’m doing 2 which I use for work.
karate. 6 aren’t talking 3 who repairs my car.
Writing a web post about the best 7 isn’t feeling 4 where my grandfather always sits.
time to visit your country 8 ’re celebrating 5 who cuts my hair.
3 1 but 4 and 6 1 are you going, Do you want 6 which goes to the city centre.
2 Are you listening, like 7 where we do our shopping.
2 but 5 So
3 and 6 and 3 do you do, go 4 a 1 It's something that you have in
4 does the market open, don’t know your house.
Unit 2 Inside outside 5 Is your partner, doesn’t work 2 It’s something that you turn on
2.1 Street life page 10 6 Are you having, ’m having and off.
7 Do I need, isn’t raining 3 It’s something that has water in it.
Vocabulary street life 8 Is our team winning, ’re playing
Vocabulary household objects
1 1 huge 4 safe 7 1 I never make a to-do list.
2 crowded 5 dirty 2 My parents have a family meal 5 1 dishwasher
3 lively 6 dull every Sunday. 2 dustpan and brush
3 We’re eating healthy food these 3 wash basin
2 1 street cleaner
days. 4 microwave oven
2 pedestrian area
4 My partner is doing some work at 5 Satellite TV
3 souvenir seller
the moment. 6 chest of drawers
4 market place
5 pavement artist 5 Luca always goes to bed late. 6 1 carpet 5 towel
6 parking space 6 I’m chatting with friends online 2 mirror 6 cloth
7 street performer right now. 3 cooker 7 wardrobe
3 1 lively 8 1 starts 4 sheet 8 duvet
2 pedestrian area 2 finishes 7 1 mirror
3 market place 3 has 2 carpet
4 stalls 4 gets 3 towel
5 street performers 5 are sitting 4 wardrobe
6 souvenir sellers 6 are watching 5 dustpan and brush
7 huge 7 is buying 6 dishwasher
8 crowded 8 is looking
9 safe 9 wants
10 dirty 10 like
11 rubbish 11 is becoming
12 street cleaners 12 are spending
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4 We had a family meal the day 2 b The missing feeling is ‘in a good 4 1 excited 4 embarrassed
before yesterday. mood’ 2 anxious 5 lonely
5 I didn’t climb trees when I was 3 pleased 6 scared
Grammar past simple and past
young.
continuous 5 1 angrily 4 fast
6 My friends went clubbing three
2 nice 5 politely
days ago. 3 1 was raining
3 easily
7 Did you spend time with relatives 2 were sleeping
the other day? 3 wasn’t working 3.4 Speaking and writing page 23
8 We didn’t do housework on / last 4 were, talking
Speaking telling and responding
Tuesday. 5 was driving
to a story
6 weren’t watching
5a 1 landed
2 lifted
7 was living 1a 1 We had a bad experience
8 were dancing 2 anyway
3 wanted
3 Oh no
4 waited 4 1 I dropped a glass when I was
4 I was so angry
5 painted doing the washing up.
5 It was all OK in the end
6 started 2 We were studying in the library
6 A funny thing happened
when the fire started.
6 1 became 3 My partner broke his leg when he
7 what happened
2 took off 8 You’re joking
was playing football.
3 flew 9 We were so pleased
4 A thief took my bag when I was
4 parachuted
sitting in the park. Writing email (1): describing an event
5 didn’t land
5 You were coming out of the
6 finished
supermarket when I saw you.
2 1 a short time later
7 saw 2 when
6 My friends were waiting outside
8 were 3 Suddenly
the cinema when I arrived.
9 returned 4 At first
10 didn’t retire 5 1 saw 6 was sitting 5 but then
11 travelled 2 was doing 7 filled 6 In the end
12 worked 3 thought 8 rose
13 helped 4 didn’t try 9 was going Unit 4 Changes and challenges
14 crashed 5 asked 10 came 4.1 Changing directions page 24
15 died
3.3 Vocabulary development Vocabulary life stages and events
3.2 Going up … One man’s lift page 22 1 1 in my mid-twenties
nightmare page 20 2 middle-aged
Vocabulary adverbs of manner
Vocabulary adjectives for describing 3 in her early twenties
1 1 They play tennis badly. 4 elderly
feelings
2 He reads slowly. 5 in her late twenties
1a 1 excited 3 We eat healthily. 6 in her sixties
2 angry 4 My mother walks fast. 7 about thirty-five
3 embarrassed 5 I drive carefully. 8 a child
4 guilty 6 You cook well. 9 a teenager.
5 nervous 7 My partner works hard.
6 disappointed 8 My brother dresses smartly. 2 1 d 5 g
7 confused 2 e 6 f
2 1 regularly 3 a 7 h
8 calm
2 quietly
9 lonely 4 c 8 b
3 easily
10 anxious 3 1 start 4 have
4 beautifully
11 pleased 2 choose 5 get
5 fluently
1 b One syllable: calm, pleased, scared, 6 quickly 3 go to 6 leave
stressed 7 politely 4 1 took up 5 started
Two syllables: angry, anxious, 2 left 6 got
Vocabulary review
confused, guilty, lonely, nervous 3 decided 7 had
Three syllables: embarrassed, 3 1 going up
4 went 8 retired
excited, exhausted 2 going down
Four syllables: disappointed
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4 We’re able to see the sea from the 4 ’s quite good at following, ’s 4 mustn’t / can’t be
window of our room. terrible at telling, ’s brilliant at 5 must / has to start
5 Is your partner able to speak any taking d 6 can’t / mustn’t relax
foreign languages? 7 can get out
8.2 The secrets of a successful
6 I’m tired because I’m not able to 8 doesn’t have to do
education page 54
sleep at night.
8.3 Vocabulary development
Vocabulary & Speaking education
2 1 can page 56
2 won’t be able to 1 1 drama
Vocabulary make and do
3 can 2 languages
4 can’t 3 science 1 1 do 5 make
5 won’t be able to 4 maths 2 make 6 doing
6 can’t 5 economics 3 did 7 made
6 literature 4 did 8 made
3 1 can keep
7 physical
2 will be able to have 2 1 do a course
8 history
3 can’t do 2 make a list
9 information
4 will be able to deal 3 make your bed
10 art
5 be able to stop 4 make a salad
6 won’t be able to sleep 2 1 take exams 5 do nothing
7 can make 2 train 6 make friends
8 will be able to phone 3 qualifications 7 do well
9 can relax 4 Master’s degree 8 make a mistake
10 won’t be able to go out 5 relaxed 9 do housework
6 grades
Vocabulary skills and abilities Vocabulary review
7 psychology
4 ++++ I’m brilliant 8 state school 3 1 d 5 b
+++ I’m really good I’m very good 9 diploma 2 c 6 g
++ I’m good 3 a 7 e
+ ‘m OK I’m quite good
3 1 private school 4 f
2 strict
– I’m not very good
–– I’m terrible I’m useless
3 uniform 4 1 brilliant
4 education 2 terrible
5 1 My girlfriend is quite good at 5 do well 3 really
making speeches. 6 success 4 good
2 You’re very good at telling jokes. 7 degree 5 OK
3 She’s brilliant at organizing 8 career
events.
5 1 art
Grammar obligation, necessity and 2 economics
4 I’m not very good at solving
permission (must, have to, can) 3 IT, information technology
computer problems.
4 literature
5 My husband is terrible at 4 a 1 You can use the internet.
5 PE, physical education
remembering people’s names. 2 You can’t take photos.
6 diploma
6 They’re good at spelling. 3 You can sit here.
7 Master’s degree
7 I’m OK at following instructions. 4 You can’t walk on the grass.
8 qualifications
8 We’re useless at making decisions. 5 You can pay by credit card.
9 success
9 My daughter’s really good at 6 You can’t play football here.
10 uniform
learning languages.
10 I’m useless at telling jokes.
5 1 don’t have to 6 1 business
2 have to/must 2 an exam
6 1 ’s quite good at remembering, 3 can
3 homework
’s useless at solving, ’s very good at 4 can’t, mustn’t
4 a job
explaining c 5 mustn’t
5 well/badly
2 ’s good at organizing, isn’t very 6 have to
6 a decision
good at learning, ’s very good at 7 must, have to
7 friends
making b 8 can’t
8 a list
3 ’s very good at understanding,
6 1 has to give 9 money
’s OK at giving, ’s really good at
2 doesn’t have to teach 10 a phone call
fixing a
3 has to / must prepare
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9.2 Going back to nature page 62 7 1 will want 5 starts 7 It’s one tablet with meals three
2 go 6 sees times a day. And you mustn’t do
Vocabulary health and fitness
3 doesn’t have 7 don’t like any sport for a week.
1 1 weightlifting 4 will tell 8 finishes 8 Right. Thanks very much for your
2 viruses help.
3 active 9.3 Vocabulary development
page 64 2a 1 How can I help you?
4 cancer
2 Have you got anything
5 diet Vocabulary verbs and prepositions
3 I think you should
6 diseases
1 1 for 4 of 4 you could try
7 stress
2 of 5 in 5 It’s a good idea
2 1 relax 3 on 6 to 6 You mustn’t
2 junk food
3 depressed
2 1 belongs to Writing a formal covering letter
2 works for
4 gentle exercise 3 1 Dear
3 think of
5 illnesses 2 wish
4 don’t believe in
6 Fitness 3 enclose
5 depends on
7 natural food 4 additional
6 consists of
8 Cycling 5 hear
7 succeeded in
6 sincerely
3 1 natural food
Vocabulary review 7 Madam
2 diseases
8 like
3 cancer 3 1 clap 6 chest
9 enclosed
4 diet 2 hug 7 elbow
10 details
5 junk food 3 nod 8 forehead
11 hearing
6 depressed 4 shake 9 shoulder
12 faithfully
7 active 5 touch 10 tongue
8 fitness Unit 10 Food
4 1 cancer 5 relax
4a 1 ✓ 5 ✓ 2 illnesses 6 diet 10.1 A question of taste page 66
2✗ 6 ✓ 3 active 7 natural food Vocabulary describing food
3✓ 7 ✗ 4 fitness 8 depressed
4✗ 8 ✓ 1 ACROSS DOWN
5 1 to 6 to 2 boiled 1 plain
Grammar present tenses in future 2 in 7 in 4 snack 2 baked
time clauses 3 of 8 of 5 mild 3 hot
4 on 9 for
5 1 when 4 if 6 stew 4 sweet
5 of 6 sour
2 if 5 before
3 after 6 as soon as 9.4 Speaking and writing page 65 2 1 meal made, raw – c
6 1 You’ll be late if you don’t hurry up. Speaking asking for help and 2 sort, savoury, eat – a
2 I’ll call you as soon as I get my giving advice 3 spices, tastes, served – d
results. 4 kind, bitter, has – b
3 We’ll be disappointed if our 1 1 Hello. Please have a seat. Now,
what can I do for you? 3 1 herbs 5 lamb
daughter doesn’t go to university.
2 I’ve hurt my foot. I was playing 2 Spicy 6 Dessert
4 They’ll go travelling after they
football and I fell over. 3 sauce 7 thick
finish their course.
3 Let me have a look. It isn’t broken, 4 Fried 8 honey
5 She’ll talk to her boss before she
makes a decision. but I don’t think you should walk 4 a Two-syllable words: chocolate,
6 We won’t go to the party if we on it. different, favourite, raspberry,
aren’t invited. 4 Yes, it hurts a lot. Could you give restaurant, several, strawberry
7 My son will learn to drive when me something for the pain? Three-syllable words: interesting,
he’s 18. 5 Yes, I’ll give you some painkillers. temperature, vegetable
8 You won’t get better if you don’t You could try putting ice on your
foot, too. Grammar uses of the -ing form
practise.
6 OK. How often should I take the 5 1b 4 c
tablets? 2a 5 f
3e 6 d
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