Answer key

Unit 1 Your world Grammar present simple to be Vocabulary family

1.1 Multicultural cities page 4 5 1 aren’t 5 isn’t 4 1 husband, daughter, son-in-law,
Vocabulary countries, nationalities 2 ’m 6 is grandfather, cousin, wife
and languages 3 isn’t 7 ’re 2 wife, brother, brother-in-law
4 are 8 aren’t
1a 1 the USA – American 5a
2 Mexico – Mexican 6 1 Are you from Thailand? Male Female Male or

3 the UK – British Yes, I am. female

2 Is Mary a student? No, she isn’t. husband daughter cousin

4 France – French wife
3 Are Lily and Sergei married? son-in-law
5 Italy – Italian grandfather
6 Poland – Polish Yes, they are.
brother
7 Greece – Greek 4 Is your house near a supermarket?
brother-in-law
8 Turkey – Turkish Yes, it is.
5 Are the children at school? 5b
9 the UAE – Emirati
10 Pakistan – Pakistani No, they aren’t. Male Female Male or
6 Are you and Tony Irish? female
11 China – Chinese father aunt child
12 Vietnam – Vietnamese No, we aren’t.
grandfather granddaughter grandparent
7 Is Naila’s husband from Iraq? grandson grandmother parent
2 1 the USA – English Yes, he is. half-brother mother
2 Mexico – Spanish 8 Are we late? Yes, you are. nephew niece
3 the UK – English 9 Are you our new teacher? son
4 France – French No, I’m not. step-father
5 Italy – Italian uncle
6 Poland – Polish 7a 1 What’s your name?
2 Are you French? 6 1 aunt and nephew
7 Greece – Greek
3 What’s your nationality? 2 wife and husband
8 Turkey – Turkish
4 Where is your home? 3 granddaughter and grandfather
9 the UAE – Arabic
5 Are your neighbours French– 4 uncle and nephew
10 Pakistan – Urdu
Canadian? 5 father and daughter / parent and
11 China – Chinese
6 Are you married? child
12 Vietnam – Vietnamese
7 Are you a teacher? 6 brothers
3a 7 sister-in-law and brother-in-law
O Oo oO
8 1 is Pakistani
2 are Spanish Grammar possessive ’s
French English Chinese
Greek 3 are Japanese 7 Sentences with a possessive ’s:
Spanish
Polish 4 is German 1, 3, 6, 8
Turkish 5 is Italian
Urdu 6 are South Korean 8 1 Sancho’s 5 grandfather’s
Ooo oOoo oooO 2 Maria’s 6 mother’s/mum’s
Arabic Italian Vietnamese 1.2 Family page 6 3 Isabel’s 7 Sancho’s
Grammar possessive determiners 4 son’s
4 1 China
2 Chinese 1a 1 e 5 b 9a 1 are, our
3 Chinese/English 2a 6 d 2 They’re, Their
4 English/Chinese 3g 7 c 3 He’s, His
5 Senegal 4f 4 You’re, your
6 French 5 ’s, ’s
7 Senegalese 2 1 My, I 5 Its, It’s
10 a 4 He’s/His
8 country 2 Our 6 She, Her
9 city 3 They 7 his
10 nationality 4 you, your
11 language 3 1 your 5 Their
2 my 6 its
3 his 7 her
4 our
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1.3 Vocabulary development page 8 2a 1 What’s your name? 3 Nurses never relax at work.
2 How do you spell your surname? 4 It’s always very hot in summer in
Vocabulary regular and irregular
3 What’s your nationality? Dubai.
plurals
4 What’s your job? 5 I usually listen to music in the car.
1 1 dictionaries 5 What’s your email address? 6 Ivan hardly ever writes emails to
2 bookshelves 6 Sorry, can you repeat your first his friends.
3 boxes of chocolates name, please? 7 We sometimes see seals on the
4 brushes beach near our house.
3 a1 d 2
5 football pitches
b4 e 6 Vocabulary daily activities
6 buses
c 5 f 3 6 a make g arrive
2 1 cities b have h get
Writing a personal profile
2 presidents
c go i listen to
3 neighbours 4 a My name is Maria Martinez. My
d have j see
4 classes parents are Mexican but I am e watch k go
5 children, adults American. I’m fluent in Spanish and f read l play
6 babies English. I live in Los Angeles.
7 men, women 7 1 get up
8 people
4b 1 s 4 F 2 have a shower
2U 5 w 3 makes breakfast
9 cars, roads
3O 6 I 4 go to work
Vocabulary review
5 listen to music
3
Unit 2 My day
6 have lunch
Country Nationality Language
2.1 A day in the life of a scientist 7 arrive home
page 10 8 see friends
the UK British English
China Chinese Chinese Grammar present simple and 9 play video games
France French French adverbs of frequency 10 reads a book
Germany German German 11 watch TV
Italy Italian Italian 1 1 speak 8 writes 12 go to bed
Mexico Mexican Spanish 2 study 9 visits
Pakistan Pakistani Urdu 3 are 10 meet 2.2 Spending time page 12
Poland Polish Polish
4 live 11 think
Turkey Turkish Turkish Vocabulary telling the time
the UAE Emirati Arabic
5 starts 12 love
the USA American English 6 gets up 13 go 1 1 half past nine
Vietnam Vietnamese Vietnamese 7 makes 14 have 2 twenty-five to five
3 ten past six
4 1 father 2 1 loves 5 works
4 quarter to eleven
2 wife 2 drives 6 relaxes
5 twenty-five past four
3 grandfather 3 studies 7 writes
6 twenty past seven
4 granddaughter 4 teaches
7 five to ten
5 son 3b 8 ten to two
6 sister 9 quarter past one
/s/ /z/ /ɪz/
7 uncle 10 twenty to three
works loves teaches
8 niece writes drives relaxes 11 five past eight
9 sister-in-law studies 12 twelve o’clock
10 half-brother
11 step-brother 4 1 Dr Abacha always gets up early 2 1 twenty to five
in the morning. 2 twenty past seven
1.4 Speaking and writing page 9 2 She usually drives to the hospital. 3 half past eleven
Speaking asking for personal 3 She sometimes works at the 4 quarter to seven
information and checking you weekend. 5 quarter past ten
understand 4 She often has meetings with other 6 twenty-five past eight
doctors. 7 five to four
1 1 an Arabic 5 She hardly ever finishes work 8 ten past two
2 Jackie before 7 p.m.
3 surname 3a 1 ten to
6 She never goes to the beach.
4 Australian 2 twenty-five past
7 She is always tired in the evening.
5 teacher 3 quarter to nine
6 jackie1@alamilla.co.uk 5 1 You’re never late for work. 4 twenty past
7 email address 2 Manuel often cooks dinner for his 5 quarter past
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 6 half past 7 go to bed 4 What time do you want to eat?
7 half past seven 8 watch TV/a film 5 Where shall we meet?
8 twelve o’clock 9 play video games 6 Let’s meet at the train station.
10 have a shower
Grammar present simple negative Writing describe where you live
11 listen to music
4 1 don’t 5 don’t 12 read a book 4 1 because 3 and
2 doesn’t 6 don’t 2 but 4 or
3 don’t 7 doesn’t
5 1 one o’clock
2 five past one 5 1 but 3 and
4 don’t 8 doesn’t
3 ten past one 2 because 4 or
5 1 We don’t work in a factory. 4 quarter past one
2 You don’t know his sister. 5 twenty past one 2.5 Listening for pleasure page 16
3 He doesn’t speak Thai. 6 twenty-five past one 1 1 get a qualification
4 I don’t have a dog. 7 half past one 2 learn a new skill
5 They don’t study languages. 8 twenty-five to two 3 make new friends
6 It doesn’t go to Leeds. 9 twenty to two
7 She doesn’t get up at 6 a.m. 10 quarter to two 2 1 a jewellery-making class
8 We don’t stay at home. 11 ten to two 2 an exercise class
12 five to two 3 a language class
6 1 It doesn’t spend a lot of time in
the USA. 13 two o’clock 3b 1 autumn 5 guitar
2 It has six labs. 2 know 6 foreign
2.4 Speaking and writing page 15
3 They don’t cook their own meals. 3 schools 7 listeners
4 They don’t have a lot of free time. Speaking making suggestions 4 write
and arrangements
5 They use the labs on the boat. 4 1 autumn 5 guitar
6 She meets scientists from other 1 1 Would you like to go out for 2 know 6 foreign
countries. dinner tonight? 3 school 7 listeners
7 She sometimes feels seasick. 2 I’m sorry, but I’m busy this 4 write
8 She doesn’t study sea animals. evening.
3 Are you free tomorrow? Review: Units 1 and 2 page 17
2.3 Vocabulary development page 14
4 Yes, I’d love to. Grammar
Vocabulary verb + preposition phrases 5 Let’s meet at the train station.
6 Do you want to try that new 1 1 Angela isn’t from Greece – she’s
1 1 f 6 h Italian.
restaurant near the park?
2 d 7 e 2 What’s your daughter’s name?
7 Where shall we meet?
3 j 8 g 3 My first language is Turkish.
8 Yes, that sounds nice.
4 c 9 b 4 I’m always in my office on Monday
9 What time do you want to eat?
5 i 10 a morning.
10 Thanks, but I’m afraid I have plans
2 1 with 6 at tonight. 5 We never drive to work because we
2 at 7 for don’t have a car.
2a 6 Sanjay and his parents are from
3 for 8 to
Making Accepting Refusing India.
4 at 9 about suggestions/
5 to 10 for arrangements 7 Are you a student?
Would you like to Yes, I’d I’m sorry, 8 Dan and Emma are Jane and
3 1 think about go out for dinner love to. but I’m Simon’s children.
2 arrive at tonight? Yes, that busy this
3 wait for Are you free sounds evening. 2 1 works 6 don’t live
tomorrow? nice. Thanks, but 2 doesn’t like 7 teaches
4 talk to Let’s meet at the I’m afraid I
5 listen to have plans 3 closes 8 studies
train station.
6 look at Do you want to try tonight. 4 go 9 phone
7 ask for that new restaurant 5 have 10 travel
near the park?
8 pay for Where shall we Vocabulary
meet?
Vocabulary review What time do you 3 1 American 5 wife
4 1 get up want to eat? 2 nationality 6 Urdu
3 son 7 children
2 make breakfast 3a 1 Would you like to go out for 4 cities 8 the UAE
3 go to work/college dinner tonight?
4 have lunch/dinner 2 Are you free tomorrow?
5 see friends 3 Do you want to try that new
6 go home restaurant near the park?

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4 1b 5 f 5 Does it rain a lot in Ireland? 5 What time does the shop close?
2h 6 c 6 Do I need to finish this work today? 6 What do they usually have for
3e 7 g lunch?
6 1 No, I don't.
4a 8 d 7✓
2 No, it doesn't.
8 Why does he want to learn Chinese?
Speaking 3 Yes, she does.
9 When do you have lunch?
4 No, they don't.
5 1 Would 5 let’s 5 Yes, we do.
10 ✓
2 sorry 6 address 6 Yes, he does. 6 a The intonation goes down.
3 want 7 repeat
4 love 8 See 7a In the short answers. 3.3 Vocabulary development
8 1 No, she doesn’t. page 22
Unit 3 The world of work
2 No, it isn't. Vocabulary -er suffix
3.1 Jobs page 18 3 Yes, she does.
Vocabulary jobs 4 Yes, it does. 1 1 singer 6 heater
5 No, they aren’t. 2 computer 7 dancer
1 1 mechanic 6 No, they don’t. 3 winner 8 cooker
2 cleaner 7 Yes, they do. 4 painter 9 builder
3 pilot 5 baker
4 photographer 3.2 What do you do? page 20
Vocabulary review
5 student
Vocabulary work
6 journalist 2 1 businessman
7 chef 1 1 places 2 businesswoman
8 businesswoman 2 no job 3 cleaner
9 musician 3 people 4 dentist
10 dentist 4 hours 5 hairdresser
11 nurse 5 money 6 journalist
12 hairdresser 6 company/no company 7 mechanic
8 musician
2a 2 1 work for a company
9 nurse
Stress on first Stress on second 2 full-time
syllable syllable 10 pilot
3 salary
cleaner mechanic 11 photographer
4 colleagues
pilot photographer 12 chef
5 unemployed
student musician 13 student
journalist
6 hospital
chef 7 manager 3 1 computers, hands
dentist 8 boss 2 outside
nurse 9 office 3 inside
hairdresser 10 earn 4 badly paid
3a 1 well paid 4 outside 11 factory 5 well paid
2 inside 5 badly paid 12 long
13 retired
4 1 unemployed
3 hands 6 computer 2 a salary
14 freelance
3 b 1 businesswoman 3 colleagues
15 work for a magazine
2 nurse 4 full-time, long hours
16 home
3 mechanic 5 an office
17 part-time
4 photographer 6 home
5 cleaner Grammar Wh- questions 7 a magazine
6 journalist 3 1f 4 c 5 1 bake 10 make
Grammar yes/no questions 2d 5 e 2 begin 11 manage
3b 6 a 3 build 12 paint
4 1 Are 5 Do 4 clean 13 play
2 Are 6 Do 4a 1 What 5 When/What time
5 cook 14 run
3 Are 7 Do 2 Where 6 How often
6 dance 15 sing
4 Is 8 Does 3 Why 7 What
7 drive 16 teach
4 Who 8 When/What time
5 1 Do you walk a lot? 8 farm 17 win
2 Is Moscow very cold in winter? 5a 1 Where does he work? 9 heat 18 work
3 Does the boss want to speak to me? 2✓
4 Am I late again? 3 Who do you work with?
4 How often does she use English at
work?
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 3.4 Speaking and writing page 23 Grammar there is/there are 7 There isn’t an airport in my town.
8 There’s a park in the town centre.
Speaking making requests 4 1b 4 e
2f 5 c 6 1 The Nile River is in the Africa.
1a 1 Could we have two tickets to see 2 There are lots of the flats in the
3a 6 d
Batman, please?
building.
2 Could you spell ‘author’, please? 5 1 There isn’t a railway station. 3 The capital of Thailand is the
3 Can I join the library, please? 2 There’s a museum.
Bangkok.
4 Can I use your pencil, please? 3 There are three restaurants.
4 The Prado Museum is in the
5 Could you tell us where the station 4 There’s a supermarket.
centre of the Madrid.
is, please? 5 There aren’t any big hotels.
5 We go to the cinema on the
6 Could I pay for my meal with my 6 There isn’t a hospital.
Saturdays.
credit card, please? 7 There are old buildings.
8 There aren’t many people. 7 1 the 9 the
2a 1 P 4 P
2 a 10 the
9 There’s a tourist information
2N 5 P
centre. 3 the 11 –
3N
4 a 12 –
3a 1 at work 4 in a car park
6a 1 Is there, there is 5 an 13 a
2 Is there, there isn’t
2 in a shop 5 in a school 6 a 14 the
3 Are there, there are
3 at home 6 in a café/restaurant 7 – 15 a
4 Is there a, there is
8 –
3b a 5 d 2 5 any, there aren’t
b3 e 4 6 things, there are 8 a 1 My house is next to the park.
c 1 f 6 2 There's a supermarket opposite
4.2 Where I live page 26 the cinema.
Writing opening and closing an email
Vocabulary rooms and furniture, 3 Do you have a map of the city?
4 1 Dear 5 Hi prepositions of place 4 Is there an airport near your town?
2 Can we 6 How are you 5 The students are in a classroom on
3 I’m free 7 Can I 1a 1 a house 6 a toilet the second floor.
4 Best wishes 8 Love 2 a garage 7 a living room
3 a flat 8 a bathroom 8b 1 house, next, park
Unit 4 Places and things 4 a bedroom 9 an office 2 supermarket, opposite, cinema
5 a kitchen 10 a dining room 3 have, map, city
4.1 Underground towns page 24
4 airport, near, town
Vocabulary places in towns and cities 2 1 beds 6 washing machine 5 students, classroom, second, floor
2 cooker 7 shelf
1 1 school 3 fridge 8 sink 4.3 Vocabulary development page 28
2 a hospital 4 carpet 9 armchair
3 shops Vocabulary opposite adjectives
5 table
4 a library 1 1 clean shoes
5 a cinema 3 1 behind 5 in front of
2 a noisy child
6 swimming pool 2 opposite 6 between
3 a heavy box
7 a railway station 3 next to 7 under
4 a messy desk
8 the roads 4 above 8 on
5 a small dog
9 the tourist information centre 4 1 on 6 on 6 a new car
10 the museum 2 under 7 In front of
2 1 dirty 5 bad
2 a theatre f museum 3 behind 8 Next to
2 beautiful 6 old-fashioned
b campsite g hospital 4 between 9 opposite
3 long 7 difficult
c hotel h hairdresser's 5 above
4 fantastic
d airport i chemist Grammar articles a/an, the, –
e restaurant
5 1 Mumbai is an interesting city
3a to visit.
Stress on first Stress on second 2 Is there an elevator in your
syllable syllable
building?
theatre hotel
3 My parents have a house near the
campsite museum
beach.
airport
4 I have a big sofa in my living room.
restaurant
hospital
5 You can visit an opal mine in
hairdresser’s Australia.
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Vocabulary review 2 1 a 7 there are 5 could eat, couldn’t buy, can’t go,
2 the 8 there aren’t can visit
4
3 an 9 there isn’t 4 1 Could you get cash from
Places to live Places in the Furniture
home 4 the 10 – machines in the 1980s?
flat bathroom armchair 5 a 11 there’s Yes, you could.
house bedroom bed 6 a 12 – 2 Can he visit the museum on
dining room carpet Sunday? Yes, he can.
Vocabulary
garage cooker
3 Can I book the plane tickets
kitchen dishwasher 3 1 businessman online? Yes, I can.
living room fridge 2 company
office shelf 4 Can we park in the centre of the
3 full-time town? No, we can’t.
toilet sink
table
4 well paid 5 Could people shop online in the
washing 5 colleagues 1980s? No, they couldn’t.
machine 6 office 6 Could children play outside in the
7 hospital
5 1 tidy 8 ugly past? Yes, they could.
8 salary
2 dirty 9 new
5 1 Can you buy bread at the
3 short 10 light 4 1 a factory 4 under newsagent’s?
4 cheap 11 small 2 a library 5 a shower 2 Could people spend euros in 1995?
5 noisy 12 fantastic 3 a kitchen 3 Can you do this exercise? Yes, I
6 easy 13 modern
Speaking can.
7 good
4 You couldn’t use the internet in
5 1 get to, at the end of 1975.
4.4 Speaking and writing page 29 2 Could I, That’s fine
5 You can’t swim in the sea – it’s
Speaking asking for and giving 3 where’s, go past, the right
dangerous.
directions 4 Can you
6 People can buy most things online
5 near here, turn right
1a 1 left 5 turn now.
2 end 6 straight Unit 5 Clothes and shopping 6a 1 U, U 3 S, U, S
3 first 7 take 2 U, S
5.1 Shopping page 32
4 corner 8 past
Vocabulary shopping 5.2 What is he wearing? page 34
2 a 1 the Opal Centre
2 the hospital 1 Across Down Vocabulary clothes and accessories
3 the school 1 bread 2 return
1 a coat 13 shorts 20
4 centre 3 meat
Writing imperatives dress 14 skirt 18
5 spend 5 sales
glasses 12 socks 21
3 1 Don’t use 4 clean 7 online 6 discount
gloves 9 suit 3
2 wash 5 take 8 cash
hat 1 tie 2
3 Don’t leave 6 Don’t forget 9 magazine
hoodie 6 top 17
4.5 Reading for pleasure page 30 2 1 cash jacket 8 trainers 11
2 butcher’s jeans 10 trousers 4
1 1 an artist 4 a theatre 3 newsagent’s jewellery 15 T-shirt 19
2 a painting 5 a statue 4 baker’s scarf 7 umbrella 5
3 an exhibition 5 spend shoes 16
3 1 modern art 6 shopping centres
2 1 an umbrella 5 gloves
2 statues 7 online
2 jewellery 6 neck
3 Museum of the City of New York 8 discounts
3 glasses 7 shoes
4 Museum of Modern Art (MOMA) 9 sales
4 suit 8 coat
5 the USA 10 return
Grammar present continuous
Review: Units 3 and 4 page 31 Grammar can/can’t/could/couldn’t
3 1 couldn’t pay, could pay, can buy, 3 1 ’re buying
Grammar 2 ’s working
can’t use
1 1e 5 b 3 ’s wearing
2 can get, can go, could get, couldn’t
2a 6 f 4 ’m making
take
3h 7 c 5 ’re swimming
3 could get, couldn’t shop, can’t do,
4d 8 g 6 ’re having
can find
7 ’re driving
4 could have, couldn’t watch, can
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 4 1 Where are Allen and Daria 9 the butcher’s Unit 6 The past
going? 10 a discount 6.1 Don’t give up! page 38
2 Are you drinking my coffee?
4 Grammar was and were
3 He isn’t listening to the teacher.
Clothes Accessories
4 Is Ellie doing her homework? 1 1 The co-founders of Microsoft
5 I’m not enjoying this film. coat glasses
dress gloves were Bill Gates and Paul Allen.
6 It isn’t snowing today, but it’s cold. 2 Was the restaurant expensive?
hoodie hat
7 Why are those people standing jacket jewellery 3 Harry’s meal wasn’t very good.
there? jeans scarf 4 I was very tired last night.
8 We aren’t working today. skirt shoes 5 Where were you yesterday?
suit socks
Grammar present continuous or 6 We weren’t late for work this
top tie
present simple trousers trainers morning.
T-shirt umbrella 7 Why was Vincent van Gogh
5 1 drive, ’m taking famous?
2 works, ’s relaxing 5 1 badly 7 well 8 I wasn’t born in England.
3 doesn’t have, ’s buying 2 careful 8 hard
4 ’re leaving, ’s 3 clearly 9 late 2 1 was 6 wasn’t
5 ’re waiting, opens 4 dangerous 10 quickly 2 was 7 were
6 are, going, want 5 easy 11 quietly 3 weren’t 8 weren’t
7 ’s returning, doesn’t like 6 fast 12 slow 4 were 9 was
8 ’s raining, carry 5 was 10 was
5.4 Speaking and writing page 37
6 1 ✓ 7 is checking 3 1 Was; Yes, he was.
2 is getting 8 ✓ Speaking in a shop 2 Were; No, they weren’t.
3 are helping 9 ✓ 1 1 1 Excuse 5 off 3 Were, Yes, they were.
4 ✓ 10 ✓ 2 help 6 credit card 4 Was; No, he wasn’t.
5 ✓ 11 are coming 3 How much 7 take 5 Was; Yes, it was.
6 is wearing 12 are cooking 4 discount 4a 1 U 5 U
5.3 Vocabulary development page 36 2 1 Can 5 close 2U 6 U
2 just 6 try 3S 7 S
Vocabulary adjectives and adverbs 4S 8 S
3 need 7 changing rooms
1 1 I can’t run fast in these shoes. 4 ask 5a 1 U, S 4 U, S
2 Sylvia can’t see clearly without her 2 U, U 5 U, U
2 a 1 What kind do you want?
glasses. 3 U, U
2 That’s £4.50, please.
3 Peter and Jan work hard every day.
3 Would you like a bag? Vocabulary time expressions
4 I always drive carefully.
4 And would you like your receipt in
5 Why do the trains always arrive
the bag? 6 1 Jackie was in her office half an
late? hour ago.
6 Please play quietly. Writing a product review 2 The last London Olympics were in
7 My sister cooks well. 2012.
3 1 I recommend it
2 1 slow 2 expensive 3 There was an important football
2 well 3 easy match last night.
3 dangerously 4 great value 4 We were in Spain last year.
4 correct 5 quickly 5 I was very tired this morning.
5 quiet 6 Albert Einstein was born in the
4 1 She’s wearing a scarf, a hat and nineteenth century.
6 quickly
gloves today. 7 There was a staff meeting a few
7 badly
2 Shopping online is easy, cheap days ago.
Vocabulary review and you can return things that you 8 She was in hospital two months
don’t like. ago.
3 1 online
3 Jake’s a good driver: he drives
2 cash
slowly, carefully and not too fast. 7 1 Jackie was in her office half an
3 spend hour ago.
4 shopping centre 2 I was very tired this morning.
5 the baker’s 3 There was an important football
6 the newsagent’s match last night.
7 return 4 There was a staff meeting a few
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5 She was in hospital two months 6.3 Vocabulary development page 42 2a 1 bad news
ago. 2 bad news
Vocabulary adverbs of degree
6 We were in Spain last year. 3 interesting news
7 The last London Olympics were in 1 1 There are a lot of very old 4 good news
2012. buildings in the city. 5 bad news
8 Albert Einstein was born in the 2 It’s quite common to see tourists 6 interesting news
nineteenth century. in my town. 7 bad news
3 The palace that we visited was 8 good news
8 1 in 2006
really interesting. 9 bad news
2 last month
4 The tour guide’s talk was a bit
3 Two years ago
boring.
3a 1 That’s brilliant!
4 in the 19th century 2 That’s great!
5 The people in the hotel were very
5 a long time ago 3 Really?
unfriendly.
6 Last year 4 Poor you!
6 The seats on the bus were a bit
7 in 1935 5 Oh no!
uncomfortable.
8 in the summer 6 What a nightmare!
7 It’s really cold here in winter.
9 last night 7 That’s amazing!
8 It’s quite expensive to have a
8 That’s awful!
6.2 Stories page 40 holiday in England.
Writing write a tweet or text message
Grammar past simple regular verbs 2 1 a bit 5 quite
2 quite 6 very 4 a 1 I want to go to Istanbul in April.
1 1 carried 7 looked 3 really 7 really Does anyone know a good hotel
2 closed 8 loved 4 very 8 a bit there?
3 collected 9 played
2 I’m watching a great programme
4 copied 10 relaxed 3 a 1 He’s a bit unfriendly.
about famous singers. Is anyone
5 earned 11 returned 2 Those bags are quite cheap.
else watching it?
6 enjoyed 12 tried 3 She’s really friendly.
3 I’ve just waited an hour for the bus!
4 This is a very interesting article.
2 1 wanted 8 arrived It was so boring!
2 visited 9 noticed Vocabulary review
4b 1 c
3 waited 10 used 4 2a
4 opened 11 decided in last ago 3b
5 needed 12 talked
the sixteenth night a long time a Poor you! Are you home now? Do
6 studied 13 liked century week three months you want to meet for coffee later?
7 worked 1974 year two weeks
b Really?! I only watched 5 minutes.
2011
3 1 lived 5 carried the summer
It was awful!
2 believed 6 retired c Try Hotel Empress Zoe. I went
3 listened 7 paid 5 1 a competition there last year. It’s really beautiful.
4 started 2 house
3 a letter 6.5 Listening for pleasure page 44
4a 1 started 6 used 4 a meal
2 called 7 waited 1 1 writer 4 town
5 an email 2 plays 5 1616
3 finished 8 watched 6 someone
4 posted 9 turned 3 films
7 a relative
5 noticed 8 a long time 2 1 Shakespeare’s birthplace
Vocabulary common regular 2 Royal Shakespeare Theatre
6 1 It’s very expensive. / It’s really 3 the Grammar School
verb collocations boring. 4 Bancroft Gardens
5 1g 5 h 2 It’s quite hot. 5 tourist information centre
2e 6 c 3 It’s a bit cold. 6 Nash's House
3d 7 b
6.4 Speaking and writing page 43 4 1 tourist information centre
4f 8 a
Speaking showing interest as 2 Shakespeare’s birthplace
6 1 moved house 3 Nash's House
a listener
2 waited for a long time 4 Grammar School
3 prepared a meal 1 1 bad news 5 Royal Shakespeare Theatre
4 entered a competition 2 interesting news 6 Bancroft Gardens
5 received an email 3 good news
6 shouted at someone
7 posted a letter
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 Review: Units 5 and 6 page 45 3 1 eat lots of fruit and vegetables 2 1 N
2 drink eight glasses of water a day 2 Y
Grammar
3 do an hour of exercise each day 3 Y
1 1 ’s buying 4 walk to work 4 Y
2 Could 5 take the stairs, not the lift 5 Y
3 couldn’t 6 do physical jobs around the house 6 jog
4 ’s taking 7 sleep seven to eight hours a night 7 play tennis
5 ’m working 8 do yoga
Grammar past simple irregular verbs
6 can
3 1d 4 b
7 don’t usually pay 4a 1 rode 5 paid 2f 5 a
8 is he cooking 2 borrowed 6 stopped 3e 6 c
9 go 3 lived 7 slept
10 don’t like 4 played 8 spent Grammar past simple negative
2 1 wasn’t 6 walked 4b 1 rode – irregular 4 1c 5 c
2 weren’t 7 looked 2 borrowed – regular 2b 6 a
3 used 8 chatted 3 lived – regular 3b 7 c
4 were 9 played 4 played – regular 4a
5 was 10 Were 5 paid – irregular 5 1 They didn’t go to Mexico.
6 stopped– regular
Vocabulary 2 We didn’t stay in a hotel.
7 slept – irregular 3 The weather wasn’t very good.
3 1 money, sales 8 spent – irregular 4 He didn’t win the competition.
2 really, blue
5 5 You weren’t late for work.
3 shoes, return
Verbs with regular Verbs with irregular 6 I didn’t ski at the weekend.
4 top, discount past simple forms past simple forms
5 bit, gloves
believe – believed buy – bought
6 1 bought, didn’t buy
6 baker’s, glasses change – changed catch – caught
2 didn’t go, went
copy – copied come – came 3 didn’t do, did
4 1 house
like – liked drink –drank 4 took, didn’t take
2 wait for the bus
look – looked fly – flew 5 didn’t lend, lent
3 a long time ago reduce – reduced get – got 6 didn’t start, started
4 very nice show – showed hear – heard
7 played, didn’t play
5 hard study – studied leave – left
6 dangerously tidy – tidied put – put 7 1 started
7 post use – used sit – sat 2 didn’t live
want – wanted take – took
8 in 3 ran
watch – watched write – wrote
4 wanted
Speaking
6a 1 rode 4 came 5 didn’t think
5 1 help 4 try 2 put 5 flew 6 didn’t agree
2 looking 5 changing rooms 3 heard 6 caught 7 didn’t stop
3 need 8 began
7 1 had 9 said
9 entered
Unit 7 Health and fitness 2 swam 10 thought
10 didn’t win
3 won 11 found
7.1 My health, my business page 46 11 didn’t want
4 left 12 did
12 decided
Vocabulary a healthy lifestyle 5 went 13 ran
13 started
6 drove 14 felt
1a 1 sleep 6 eat
7 ate 15 did
14 opened
2 do 7 do 15 don’t/didn't have
8 told
3 ride 8 drink
4 walk 9 go 7.3 Vocabulary development page 50
7.2 Sporting heroes page 48
5 take Vocabulary easily confused words
Vocabulary sports and fitness
2 a 7 f 2 1 1 a 6 b
1a
b 6 g 1 2 b 7 b
Verb Go + Play + Do +
c 3 h 8 3 a 8 a
jog fishing basketball judo
d 5 i 9 4 b 9 a
cycle to the gym football yoga
e 4 tennis 5 b 10 a
run
ski 2 1 told 4 looked at
swim 2 went 5 took
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Vocabulary review 2 1 stay in your own 2 1 a, b 6 b

2 lie 2 b, c 7 a, c
3 1 walk 6 eat
3 went 3 c 8 c
2 take 7 drink
4 another 4 b 9 b
3 ride 8 go
5 with a group of friends 5 a ,b, c 10 c
4 do 9 do
6 sightseeing
5 sleep
7 visited Grammar have to/don’t have to/
should/shouldn’t
4 1 play 3 go 8 stay
2 do 4 – 9 beach holidays 3 1 Passengers should follow the bus
5 1 have 4 lose
10 an apartment company rules.
11 around 2 You have to buy a ticket from the
2 keep 5 meet
12 got bus driver.
3 learn 6 win
Grammar past simple questions 3 You should offer your seat to an old
6 1 take 4 watch person.
2 lend 5 tell 3 1 Did you go on your own? 4 You don’t have to book a seat.
3 go 2 Did they visit the Natural History 5 You have to use the seat belts.
Museum? 6 You shouldn’t eat or drink inside
7.4 Speaking and writing page 51 3 Did she stay in an expensive hotel? the bus.
Speaking opinions, agreeing and 4 Did you take photos of the local
people? 4 1 Passengers should follow the bus
disagreeing
5 Did he buy a drink? company rules.
1a a 1 What’s your opinion 6 Did you have a guidebook? You should offer your seat to an old
2 I don’t know about that 7 Did I pass the French exam? person.
3 Yes, but 2 You shouldn’t eat or drink inside
4 I think 4 1 Did you go on holiday last year? the bus.
5 I agree 2 Did your parents have a good time 3 You have to buy a ticket from the
in Budapest? bus driver
b1 What do you think 3✓ You have to use the seat belts.
2 I don’t agree 4 How long did you spend in 4 You don’t have to book a seat.
3 for me Gambia?
4 I don’t know about that 5✓ 5 1 don’t have to
5 That’s right 6 Did they book the plane tickets 2 should
3 don’t have to
2 1 What do you think (of …)? online?
4 should
What’s your opinion (of …)? 7 Whereabouts in Dubai did they
stay? 5 shouldn’t
2 For me, …
8 Who did you go with? 6 don’t have to
I think …
7 have to
3 I agree (with that). 5a 1 When did you get back from 8 shouldn’t
That’s right. your holiday? 9 should
4 I don’t know about that. 2 Did you have a good time in the
Yes, but … USA? 6a 1 should 6 shouldn’t
3 Did John go with you? 2 have to 7 don’t have to
Writing post a website comment
4 what did you do? 3 should 8 don’t have to
3 1 agree 5 know 5 How far did you drive? 4 shouldn’t 9 should
2 also 6 agree 6 did you stay in hotels? 5 have to
3 right 7 true 7 what was your favourite place?
4 also 8 too 8.3 Vocabulary development page 56
6 a 1 they 4 I Vocabulary expressions with get,
Unit 8 Travel and transport 2 he 5 we take and have
8.1 I went to … page 52 3 you 6 she
1 1 ✗, ✓, ✓ 5 ✓, ✗, ✓
Vocabulary holidays 8.2 Journeys page 54 2 ✓, ✗, ✓ 6 ✓, ✓, ✗
3 ✓, ✓, ✗ 7 ✗, ✓, ✓
1a 1 go on a tour Vocabulary transport
4 ✗, ✓, ✓
2 visit an art gallery
1 a 2 e 3
3 meet local people
b 4 f 3 2 1 dinner
4 trek in the mountains 2 a taxi
c 1 g 2
5 stay in a hotel 3 text messages
d 4 h 1
6 go swimming 4 something to eat
7 go sightseeing 5 a sleep
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 7 photos Writing an email: a perfect holiday Speaking
8 long time
9 bus
3 1 so 3 because 5 1 your opinion
2 because 4 so 2 I think
Vocabulary review 3 I don’t know
4 1c 3 b
4 Yes, but
3 1 a beach holiday, a city break, 2d 4 a
5 I agree
your own
2 another country, your own 8.5 Reading for pleasure page 58
Unit 9 Cooking and eating
country 1 a marry c silent
3 a group of friends, your family 9.1 Food and drink page 60
b will d quarrel
4 the countryside, your own Vocabulary food and drink
country, another country 4 a Mary
b Robert, John 1 1 bread
4 1 lost 7 local c Annie 2 jam
2 tour 8 rent d Robert, Liversage 3 honey
3 sightseeing 9 stay e Mary 4 yoghurt
4 sea 10 mountains f Annie 5 beef
5 lie 11 museums 6 mushrooms
6 around 5a 1 c 2 b 3 a 7 rice
5 Review: Units 7 and 8 page 59 8 lemonade
9 salad
go by go on miss take/get
Grammar 10 olives
bike foot your bus a taxi
bus your train the bus 1 1 I didn’t go on holiday with my 11 pasta
car your plane the under- friends. 12 pears
underground ground 2 The train didn’t leave at half past 13 chicken
plane the train
six. 14 sweetcorn
public 15 noodles
transport
3 They didn’t take a taxi to the
airport. 16 lemons
taxi
train 4 We didn’t have an Indian meal last 2 1 olives 7 pasta
night. 2 beef 8 yoghurt
6 1 get a bus, get a taxi, get a text 5 Sally didn’t get lost in Berlin.
message, get emails 3 lemonade 9 jam
6 You didn’t send me an email 4 sweetcorn 10 pears
2 have a good time, have a shower, yesterday.
have a sleep, have dinner, have fun, 5 bread 11 mushrooms
7 I didn’t read this book last week. 6 chicken 12 rice
have lunch 8 Sandro and Max didn’t fly to
3 take a bus, take a long time, take Mumbai. Grammar countable and uncountable
a shower, take a taxi, take photos nouns
2 1 did you decide
8.4 Speaking and writing page 57 2 Did you buy 3 1 U 9 C
3 did 2 C 10 C
Speaking at the train station
4 didn’t have to 3 U 11 C
1 1 travel 5 come back 5 did 4 C 12 U
2 next 6 take 6 have to 5 U 13 U
3 cost 7 platform 7 should 6 U 14 C
4 single 8 help 8 shouldn’t 7 U 15 C
8 U
2a 1 Hello. I want to get to Cape Vocabulary
Town. 4 1 - 8 –
2 Tomorrow, if possible. When’s the 3 1 tell 6 jobs 2 – 9 a
next train? 2 gym 7 bus 3 – 10 a
3 OK, and how long does it take? 3 yoga 8 foot 4 an 11 –
4 Right. How much is a sleeper 4 jog 9 fruit 5 a 12 –
ticket? 5 borrow 10 drink 6 a 13 –
5 Just a single, please. 4 1 have 6 visit 7 a 14 a
6 600 rand … OK. Which platform 2 stay 7 take 5 1 any 5 any
does the train leave from? 3 take 8 have 2 any 6 some
7 Thank you. 4 go 9 meet 3 some 7 any
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6 1 I’d like a sandwich, please. 6 1 b 6 b 4

2 Are there any noodles? 2 a 7 a Kitchen equipment Cooking verbs
3 We don’t have any eggs. 3 c 8 b and utensils

4 They need some bottles of water. 4 a 9 c bowls bake

food-processor boil
5 Mark made some cakes yesterday. 5 c
fork chop
6 Is there any pasta? 7 1 roast jam frying pan fry
7 I didn’t have any breakfast this 2 chop rice kettle mix
morning. 3 fry lemonade knife roast
microwave
7 a 1 b 1, c 2, d 3, a 4 4 bake yoghurt
oven
2 d 1, a 2, c 3, b 4 5 mix food in a fork plates
6 boil butter saucepan
9.2 In the kitchen page 62 spoon
9.3 Vocabulary development page 64
Grammar much/many and quantifiers 5 1 the twelfth of May
Vocabulary say numbers
1 1 How much time do you spend 2 nine point seven
cooking? 1a 1 5,000,000 5 3.9 3 a fifth, a half, a quarter, a third
2 How much fruit do you eat? 2¾ 6 18% 4 forty metres, six centimetres
3 How many eggs do you buy each 3 14th July 7 73°C 5 billion, million, thousand
week? 4 1967 6 thirty-two per cent
4 How much fruit juice do you drink? 7 minus ten degrees Celsius,
2a a fifth nought/zero degrees
5 How many times a week do you b half
have takeaway food? c seven thousand, four hundred and 9.4 Speaking and writing page 65
6 How many calories are there in a ninety-one kilometres Speaking in a restaurant
pizza? d two hundred million
7 How much salt do you put on your e eighty-seven per cent 1 1 Italian
food? f two million, seven hundred 2 lunch
8 How much milk is there in the thousand 3 soup
fridge? g eighteen twenty-two 4 pasta
5 a starter and a main course
2 1 none h the sixth of September
6 two
2 not much/not many i twenty twelve/two thousand and
twelve 7 water
3 some
4 quite a lot of j five point seven million 2a 1 Would you like
5 a lot of k thirty metres 2 Would you like
l thirty degrees Celsius 3 Could I
3 1 a lot of 4 a lot
Vocabulary review 4 Could I
2 None 5 Some
5 Could I
3 Not many 6 Not much, a lot of 3 1 beef 6 Would you like
4 1 much 2 bread 7 Can I
2 some 3 chicken 8 And would you like
3 quite a lot of them 4 honey 9 Can we
4 a lot of 5 jam
6 bottle of lemonade Writing asking about and
5 how many
7 lemons recommending a place to eat
6 not many
7 some 8 mushrooms 3a 1 hope
8 much 9 noodles 2 I’m looking
9 a lot of 10 olives 3 favourite
10 None 11 pasta 4 anywhere
11 much 12 pears 5 a good place
12 some 13 rice 6 need
14 salad
Vocabulary in the kitchen 15 sweetcorn
3b a 4 e 2
b7 f 3
5 1 c 7 h 16 yoghurt
c 1 g 6
2 e 8 g
d5
3 ✗ 9 ✗
4 ✗ 10 f
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 Unit 10 The world around us 3 1 north 4 traffic
10.1 The weather page 66 2 north-east 5 coffee
3 east Vocabulary review
Vocabulary the weather 4 south-east
1 1 foggy, freezing, icy, snowy 5 south 4 1 cloudy, dry, foggy, freezing, icy,
2 dry, sunny, warm 6 south-west rainy, snowy, sunny, warm, wet,
3 cloudy, rainy, wet, windy 7 west windy
8 north-west 2 cloud, fog, ice, lightning, rain,
2 1 rained 4 shone snow, storm, sun, thunder, wind
2 blew 5 froze Grammar superlatives 3 to blow, to freeze, to rain, to shine,
3 snowed 4 1 largest 6 driest to snow
3 1 ice 5 winds 2 busiest 7 most famous 5 1 waterfall 6 lake
2 snow 6 fog 3 best 8 most popular 2 desert 7 river
3 rain 7 clouds 4 easiest 9 biggest 3 beach 8 coast
4 storm 8 sun 5 warmest 10 cheapest 4 mountain 9 island
Grammar comparative adjectives 5 1 The Congo River is the deepest 5 rainforest
river in the world. 6 1 east 3 south
4 1 lower 2 Summer is usually the hottest time
2 bigger 2 north 4 west
of the year.
3 earlier 3 What is the oldest city in the 7 1 storm
4 worse world? 2 friend
5 more interesting 4 Is Mount Kilimanjaro the highest 3 sleeper
6 more expensive mountain in Africa? 4 worker
7 taller 5 Which is the most interesting 5 traffic
8 later museum in Rome? 6 prices
9 drier 6 That’s the worst hotel in the town. 7 sleeper
10 fatter 7 Yesterday was the sunniest day of 8 weather
5 1 higher 6 wetter the week. 9 accent
2 colder 7 lower 10 coffee
6 1 the coldest
3 cooler 8 better 2 higher than 10.4 Speaking and writing page 71
4 hotter 9 more comfortable 3 the most beautiful
5 sunnier Speaking reasons and preferences
4 the tallest
6 1 New York is older than Sydney. 5 worse 1a 1 compass
2✓ 6 the windiest 2 cooking equipment
3 The weather is worse today than it 3 first aid kit
7a 1 the fastest
was yesterday. 4 GPS
2 the oldest
4 My new job is more interesting 5 lighter
3 the most dangerous
than my old job. 6 map
4 the dirtiest
5 I think spring and autumn are 7 sleeping bag
5 the hottest
nicer than summer or winter. 8 stove
6 the best
6 Karachi is bigger than Islamabad. 9 tent
7✓ 10.3 Vocabulary development 10 torch
page 70 2 1 I think we should take a torch.
7 a A weak sound, /ðən/.
Vocabulary collocations 2 I’d prefer to take a first aid kit
10.2 Natural wonders page 68 instead of a stove.
1 1 score 4 light 3 The most useful things to take are
Vocabulary nature and geography 2 high 5 bad the sleeping bags.
1 1 beach 6 coast 3 heavy 6 mild 4 A map is more important than a
2 mountain 7 lake 2 1 a deep mountain lighter.
3 desert 8 island 2 a mild storm 5 Using a stove is a better idea than
4 river 9 waterfall 3 a strong sleeper making a fire.
5 rainforest 4 a hard coffee 3a 1 it’s dark at night
2 1 islands 6 rainforest 5 a close person 2 we can use wood to make a fire
2 island 7 mountain 6 high traffic 3 it’s cold at night
3 coast 8 Lake 3 1 winds 4 it’s easy to get lost
4 Desert 9 River 2 sleepers 5 it’s difficult to make a fire in the
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Writing describe places 6 hot 7 Are you going to learn Arabic

7 rain when you move to Bahrain?
4 1b 4 f
8 high winds 8 Is Maria going to buy the cinema
2e 5 d
9 mild weather tickets online?
3a 6 c
10 temperatures
6 1 What time is the party going
10.5 Listening for pleasure page 72 Speaking to start?
1 a 1 recipes 2 Are you going to learn Arabic
5 1 the menu 6 Can I
2 ingredients when you move to Bahrain?
2 should 7 like
3 utensils 3 What colour are we going paint
3 to order 8 prefer
the bathroom?
1b 1 R 5 I 4 have 9 instead
4 How is Alice going to travel to
2U 6 I 5 course
Nairobi?
3R 7 R 5 Are your children going to go to
4U 8 R Unit 11 Working together
university?
11.1 Community spirit page 74
2 1 to boil 4 garlic 6 Is Andy going to meet us at the
2 to grill 5 olive oil Vocabulary verb + noun collocations airport?
3 to wash 6 herbs 7 Is Maria going to buy the cinema
1 1 give a present to someone
tickets online?
4a 1 g 5 b 2 visit someone in hospital
8 What are you going to wear for
2c 6 d 3 teach someone to drive
your interview?
3f 7 a 4 help someone with their
4e homework 7 a A weak sound, /tə/.

5a 1 down 5 down 2 1 look after a child 8 a We stress not/aren’t/isn’t.

2 down 6 up 2 plant a tree
3 make some sandwiches 11.2 Challenges page 76
3 up 7 up
4 up 4 repair a bike Vocabulary technology
5 improve the town
5 b 1 up 2 down 1 Across Down
6 paint the room
7 organize a party 1 website 2 smartphone
Review: Units 9 and 10 page 73 3 apps 5 text
Grammar 3 1 give 6 make 4 GPS
2 improve 7 organize 6 tablet
1 1 some 5 quite a lot 3 help 8 teach
2a 6 many 4 visit 9 repair 2 1 website
3 some 7 lemons 5 look after 10 plant 2 smartphone
4 any 8 any 3 text
Grammar going to for plans and 4 GPS
2 1 highest intentions 5 tablets
2 most difficult
3 smaller 4 1 ’re going to organize 3a 1 www dot nelson mandela dot org
4 fittest 2 are going to play 2 anton at russorest dot com
5 most expensive 3 aren’t going to sell 3 www dot bbc dot co dot uk
6 cheaper 4 ’m going to ask forward slash news
7 more dangerous 5 aren’t going to have 4 joel underscore kubi at mailbox
8 best 6 are going to make dot com
9 safer 7 is going to design 5 www dot whitehouse dot gov
10 worst 8 isn’t going to help forward slash
9 ’m not going to do 6 mark dash derby at mailbox dot au
Vocabulary
5 1 What time is the party going to Grammar infinitive of purpose
3 1 a food-processor start?
2 a saucepan 2 What are you going to wear for 4 1 to organize
3 a spoon your interview? 2 to sell
4 roast 3 Is Andy going to meet us at the 3 to teach
5 chop airport? 4 to show
4 What colour are we going to paint 5 to explain
4 1 island 6 to look
2 1.2 million the bathroom?
5 Are your children going to go to 7 to find
3 a tenth 8 to read
4 coast university?
5 mountain 6 How is Alice going to travel to
Nairobi?
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2c 6 a 2 Has, recorded, hasn’t
Speaking offering to do something
3e 7 b 3 Has, given, has
4h 8 g 1 1 Shall I send him a text? 4 Have, been, haven’t
2 Why don’t I give you a lift? 5 Have, bought, have
6 1 ’re going to leave, to take 3 I’ll help you to look for them. 6 Have, visited, haven’t
2 ’s going to get, to earn
4 Let me help you with it.
3 Are, going to buy, to wear 3 1 We’ve visited Moscow and
5 Would you like me to show you?
4 are going to meet, to talk about St Petersburg.
6 Shall I phone for a pizza?
5 ’m going to ask, to lend 2 Have you read this book?
6 ’s going to use, to write 2 1 Shall I send him a text? 3 We haven’t had a holiday.
7 ’re going to make, to take 2 I’ll help you to look for it. 4 All of the workers have gone home.
3 Why don’t I give you a lift? 5 Mandy hasn’t found a job.
11.3 Vocabulary development 4 Would you like me to show you? 6 Who has taken my bike?
page 78 5 Shall I phone for a pizza? 7 I haven’t heard the weather
Vocabulary making adjectives stronger 6 Let me help you with it. forecast.
8 He has washed the car.
1 1 beautiful, lovely 3a 1 Shall I write that down?
2 brilliant, excellent, fantastic, 2 Why don’t I do that? 4 1a 2 a
wonderful 3 Let me help you.
Vocabulary verb and noun phrases
3 awful, terrible 4 Would you like me to print the
4 freezing posters? 6 1 a cinema
5 I’ll email the design to you when 2 a play
2 1 tiny 4 great it’s ready. 3 a dance lesson
2 huge 5 crucial 6 Shall I make a drink? 4 an instrument
3 delighted 5 a painting lesson
Writing a notice
3 1 Janine is a very nice person. 6 a classical music concert
2 His exam results were really 4a 1 I 5 F 7 a film/movie
brilliant. 2F 6 I 8 a salsa class
3 Our neighbours are very 3I 7 I 9 an art gallery
unfriendly. 4F 8 F
7 1 Have 6 see
4 Your dog is very noisy. 4 b 1 Wanted: chess players. Want to do 2 go 7 play
5 The singer was really terrible. something different at lunchtimes 3 Have 8 play
6 We made a really huge cake for and make new friends? Join the 4 go 9 see
John’s birthday. office chess club. Come to Room 5 5 go
7 The letter wasn’t very important. on Friday at 1 p.m.!
8a 1 seen , went 4 gone
Vocabulary review 2 Do you need a cheap room to rent
2 go, saw 5 had
for next year? Would you like to
4 1 help 6 plant 3 play 6 going, playing
live close to the university with
2 improve 7 repair a friendly group of people? We 12.2 At the movies page 82
3 look after 8 teach are looking for a fourth person to
4 make 9 teach share a student house. If you are Vocabulary films
5 organize 10 visit interested, call Naomi Brandon on 1 1 action films
5 1 A GPS 08952 727445. 2 romance films
2 a smartphone 3 animations
3 An app Unit 12 Culture and the arts 4 horror films
4 websites 12.1 Artistic ability page 80 5 comedies
5 A text 6 musicals
Grammar present perfect simple
6 A tablet 7 dramas
1 1 haven’t been 8 science fiction films
6 1 at 2 hasn’t stopped
2 underscore 3 has sold
2 1 action films
3 forward slash 2 horror films
4 ’s become
4 dot 3 science fiction films
5 ’s travelled
5 dash 4 animations
6 have watched
5 dramas
7 have built
6 comedies
8 have sung
7 musicals
9 hasn’t recorded
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3 1 favourite 4 it’s 7 I’ve given Tom some money. 12.5 Reading for pleasure page 86
2 set 5 stars 8 We’ve been in the office all day.
1 1 a bishop 4 a prisoner
3 about
3 Rule A: won/won , met/met 2 a candlestick 5 a plate
Grammar present perfect simple and Rule B: drunk/drank , begun/began 3 a prison 6 a fire
past simple Rule C: wrote/written, gave/given
3 1 prison 5 sister
Rule D went/been/gone, were/been
4 1 I’ve never had acting lessons. 2 bishop’s 6 afraid
2 Have you ever walked out of a play Vocabulary review 3 open 7 dinner
before the end? 4 kind 8 candlesticks
4 1 go 3 have
3 We’ve never been to a film festival.
2 see 4 play Review: Units 11 and 12 page 87
4 Have you ever met a famous person?
5 Has anyone in your family ever 6 1 been 7 given Grammar
been on TV? 2 began 8 went
6 Nadia has never sung in public 3 broken 9 grown 1 1 They’re going to organize a
before. 4 drank 10 heard charity race.
7 Have I ever forgotten to send you a 5 driven 11 woken 2 I’m saving money to buy a new
birthday card? 6 ate 12 won bicycle.
3 He’s never used a GPS before.
5 1 ’ve, played, played 12.4 Speaking and writing page 85 4 Is your mum going to teach you to
2 went, ’ve, been drive?
3 read, Have, read Speaking on the phone
5 We went to a concert last night.
4 starred, has starred 1a 1 it’s, Is 6 afraid, out of 6 Have you ever eaten Peruvian
5 Have, had, had 2 call me back 7 have food?
6 ’ve seen, did, see 3 moment 8 Could I 7 We’re going to go to the hospital to
6 1✗ 5 ✗ 4 Hang, just 9 take visit Kim.
2✓ 6 ✗ 5 Can, call 10 on 8 You aren’t going to have a lot of
time tomorrow.
3✓ 7 ✓ 2 1I 6F
4✗ 2F 7F 2 1 are, going to do
7 1 lasted 3I 8F 2 to buy
2 designed 4I 9F 3 haven’t had
3 made 5I 10 I 4 are going to make
5 ’re going to sell
4 was 3a a 7, 2, 4, 8, 6, 3, 1, 5
6 bought
5 have received b 3, 7, 5, 1, 8, 4, 6, 2
6 won 7 Has, made
7 has had Writing a review 8 borrowed
8 has won 9 to see
4 a 1 I was really excited about seeing
9 became the film, but the book was better. Vocabulary
10 have ever refused 2 My son doesn’t usually like
3 1 after 4 plays
museums, but he thought the
12.3 Vocabulary development 2 garden 5 film
show was amazing.
page 84 3 make 6 theatre
3 I expected the film to be great, but
Vocabulary past participles it wasn’t. 4 1 been
4 I thought the play was too long and 2 forgotten
1
the main actor was terrible. 3 a science fiction film
Regular past Irregular past
participles participles
5 They’re playing again tonight, but 4 awful
I don’t recommend going. 5 freezing
act – acted become – became
cry – cried find – found
6 I enjoyed the concert, but the 6 really
like – liked have – had guitar player was a bit too loud. 7 tablet
play – played lose – lost 7 I didn’t expect the circus to be 8 app
stop – stopped think – thought good, but it was amazing. 9 Comedies
8 I thought it was fantastic and I
2 1 You’ve won the Oscar for best Speaking
recommend it to everyone.
director.
5 1 Shall, for 5 back
2 Who’s drunk my coffee? 4b 1 N 5N
2 Would 6 don’t
3 She’s met someone online. 2P 6 P/N
3 have 7 Hold/Hang
4 We’ve begun to work. 3N 7P
4 Could 8 Let
5 She’s been/gone on holiday. 4N 8P
6 He’s written a book.

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