Getting Started

Page 4 Days of the week and Ordinal numbers

Vocabulary Cardinal numbers
1
08 15 Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday,
Saturday, Sunday
1 1. thirty – b 5. eighty – a
2. sixteen – d 6. seven – c
3. sixty-five – f 7. forty-three – e
16 1. Claire – Sunday
2. Alex – Monday
4. twelve – g 3. Harry – Saturday
4. Gina – Wednesday
1
02 3 1. forty, fifty-five, sixty-five 5. Dave – Thursday
2. thirteen, twenty-five, thirty-seven
3. seven, thirteen, twenty-two 1
09 18 1. Christmas – the twenty-fifth of December
4. six, fourteen, twenty-two 2. Three Kings’ Day – the sixth of January
5. forty, eighty, one hundred 3. Halloween – the thirty-first of October
4. New Year’s Day – the first of January
School items 5. St George’s Day – the twenty-third of April
1
03 4 1. pens 5. pencil cases
2. schoolbag 6. rubbers Page 6
3. notebooks 7. pencils
4. books 8. markers GRAMMAR Subject pronouns
Jack hasn’t got a ruler, a pencil sharpener or a diary. 1 
1. b 2. e 3. f 4. a 5. c 6. d

Colours 1
2 
1. She 4. It
10
1
04 7 1. white 4. red 2. They 5. We
2. black 5. green 3. He 6. You
3. blue 6. brown
Possessive adjectives
8 1. brown 4. pink, blue, white 3 he – his we – our
2. yellow 5. orange, blue, purple you – your she – her
3. black it – its they – their
I – my
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4 1. Their 5. Our
Family 2. Your 6. Her
3. his 7. My
1
05 9 mother / mum: Jessica 4. Its
father / dad: Nathan
grandfather: Leo Possessive pronouns
grandmother: Lily
brother: Tom 5 1. hers 4. yours
2. theirs 5. his
sister: Rose
3. mine 6. ours

10 1. forty = mother 6 1. yours 4. ours

2. sixty = grandmother 2. mine 5. theirs
3. ten = brother 3. his 6. hers
4. sixty-five = grandfather
5. seven = sister
6. forty-three = father Page 7
Saxon Genitive
Parts of the body 7 1. Lucy’s 4. The Gold sisters’
1
06 11 hair, mouth, nose, ear, eye 2. The boys’ 5. The cat’s
3. Mike’s 6. My mother’s
12 1. hair 6. mouth
2. arm 7. nose 8 1. The dog’s ball is green.
3. eye 8. leg 2. Harry’s birthday is on Sunday.
4. hand 9. ear 3. The students’ books are in their schoolbags.
5. foot 4. The children’s grandparents are from Seville.
5. My father’s sister is 60 years old.
Months of the year 6. My friends’ diaries are new.
1
07 14 . July, September

1
 
2. October, December
3. January, March
4. April, June

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this, that, these, those
9 1. This 4. These
2. These 5. That
3. Those

Wh- questions
10 1. c 2. e 3. b 4. a 5. d
1
11 12 1. Who is Elton John? A famous singer.
2. What is the capital of England? London.
3. When is the Queen of England’s birthday?
On 21st April.
4. Where is Edinburgh, in England or in Scotland?
In Scotland.
5. Why is a picture of the Queen of England on
Canadian money? Because she is also the Queen
of Canada.

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SPEAKING
Greetings and Introductions
1
12 2 1. My name is Anne.
2. Hi, Anne. I’m Peter.
3. Nice to meet you, too.

Classroom language
1
13 5 
1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. b

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 1 They’re Famous!
Page 10 Grammar to be / have got
Vocabulary Adjectives of description 5 1. Are 4. Have … got
1 1. C 2. E 3. D 4. A 5. B 2. Have … got 5. Are
3. Is 6. Has … got
3 ugly – good-looking old – young
short – tall thin – fat 6 1. is 7. have … got
2. Is 8. have got
1
15 5 long, dark, straight, short, light, curly, beautiful
3. aren’t 9. haven’t got
4. has got 10. hasn’t got
Page 11 5. isn’t 11. Are
Listening Descriptions of people 6. Has … got
1
16 6 r ound, nice, little, wide, beautiful, short, curly,
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blonde, light, long, straight, medium height, thin,
good-looking, great Vocabulary Adjectives of personality
1
7 Prince William 3 hard-working – lazy
17
strong – weak
friendly – shy
Grammar to be / have got
8 1. is 4. are Listening The auditions
2. hasn’t got 5. haven’t got
3. isn’t 6. aren’t
1
21 4 1. Julia
2. 3.00
1
18 10 1 . is, hasn’t got – C. Sam Smith 3. Oak
2. has got, isn’t – E. Taylor Swift
3. are, have got – D. Venus and Serena Williams
1
22 5 1 . Julia’s got short brown hair and brown eyes.
4. has got, is – B. Will Smith 2. She’s adventurous, athletic and probably confident.
5. aren’t, haven’t got – A. Pau and Marc Gasol 3. 15
4. 1.60 metres
5. red
Page 12 6. He’s very shy, he isn’t a leader but he’s
Reading A web page hard-working.
1
19 1 Antonio
 Banderas – 3. Puss in Boots
Penélope Cruz – 1. Juarez Page 15
Johnny Depp – 2. Rango Pronunciation /WAm/, /Wi/ • Word stress
2 character’s name: Puss in Boots
1
24 7 1. nineteen 4. thirteen
voice actor’s name: Antonio Banderas 2. sixty 5. seventeen
 character’s appearance: a pink nose, a long tail, 3. eighty
good-looking, fat
character’s name: Juarez Functional Language
voice actor’s name: Penélope Cruz
character’s appearance: not beautiful, big head, 8 
1. e 2. d 3. a 4. c 5. b
small ears, blue eyes, pink nose, pink mouth
character’s name: Rango Page 16
voice actor’s name: Johnny Depp Writing A description of a person
 character’s appearance: big head, big eyes, long
and thin arms, four fingers on each hand 1 1. The boys are from Manchester, England.
2. The first day of Christmas this year is Friday.
Page 13 3. My sister and I have got birthdays in August.
4. Gustavo and Emilio are Italian.
3 1. animated films, computer games (lines 1-2) 5. David Cooper is a student at London University.
2. voice actors, see their characters / hear them 6. My favourite film is Jurassic World.
(lines 2-3)
3. Shrek (line 6) 2 Possible Answers
4. beautiful (lines 9, 11-12) Emma Watson – names of people
5. Spain, the USA (lines 5, 9, 14) April – months
English – nationalities
France – countries

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3 1. Emma Watson
2. England
3. model / actress
4. She is very good-looking. She’s got light brown
hair and brown eyes.
5. She is hard-working and clever.

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CLIL TECHNOLOGY
Making a Video Game
1
25 2 1 . think of a good idea
2. villains and heroes
3. the voices and the music
4. Give it to some friends to play and listen to their
advice.

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WAY to ENGLISH
Phone Messages
1  Sharon wants to see the new film with Adam Sandler
tonight.
Sam wants to do homework with a friend.
Mike wants to play his new video game with a friend.
Jill wants to meet a friend and Susan for lunch.
1
27 2 M
 essage 1: Sam
Message 2: Mike
Message 3: Sharon
Message 4: Jill

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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. c 6. a 7. c

Grammar
2 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. c 7. b

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 2 At Home
Page 22 3 1. She’s got a special key. (lines 2-3)
Vocabulary The house 2. She sees people, but they don’t see her. (line 4)
3. The Thorne Rooms are miniature rooms from
1
28 1 1. D 2. B 3. A 4. C different times and places in the past. (lines 7-9)
4. the furniture (lines 13-14)
2 parts of a house: bedrooms, bathrooms, living

room, kitchen, garden, toilet, dining room, garage 5. on the floor near the rooms (lines 15-16)
types of houses: flat, cottage, houseboat,
detached house Page 25
Grammar Articles and quantifiers
3 beautiful, modern, large, small
1
5 1. a, some – c
4
32
1
29 Possible Answers 2. The, any – d
bedroom: bed, desk, chair, cupboard, shelf 3. any, some, a – e
living room: sofa, armchair 4. The, any – a
kitchen: sink, fridge, cupboard, shelf, cooker 5. a , the, an – b
dining room: chair, table
bathroom: sink, shower 6 1. an 6. any
2. the 7. some
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4. a 9. some
Grammar There is / There are 5. a 10. The
5 1. There is – false
2. There aren’t – true Page 26
3. There are – true
4. There isn’t – false
Vocabulary Household items
5. There is – true 1
33 1 curtains, pillow, duvet, rug, poster, lamp, clock

6 1. there are 5. There are 2 1. curtains 4. pillow

2. There are 6. There aren’t 2. rug 5. lamp
3. There is 7. Is there 3. blanket / duvet
4. there isn’t 8. Are there
3 bed, shelves, desk, cupboard

Listening Plans for a house

Listening Shopping online
1
30 7 kitchen
1
34 5 No, she doesn’t.
1
30 8  Bedroom Living room Bathroom
Adjectives long big small
1
34 6 2, 4, 5
describing narrow
the room Page 27
Items in the bed sofa toilet Functional Language
room cupboard table shower
two chairs 9 1. B 2. A 3. A 4. B 5. B 6. A
plasma TV
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Writing A description of a room
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Reading A book review 1 Possible Answers
1. I love this rug!
1
31 1 He thinks it’s exciting and he recommends it. 2. My bedroom is blue, green, yellow and white.
3. Are there any pictures on your walls?
2 1. Christina was a young child in the 1500s. 4. Fantastic!
(lines 1-2) 5. Where are the fridge, cooker and sink?
2. Jack and Ruthie go on a school trip to a museum
in Chicago. (lines 5-6) 2 Possible Answers

3. Jack and Ruthie go through a door from the full stop: My favourite room is the living room.
1700s in the time of the French Revolution. question mark: What is your favourite room in your
(lines 18-21) house?
4. They have adventures in medieval Europe. exclamation mark: It’s a big room and it’s great!
(lines 21-22)

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3 1. the living room

2. It’s big.
3. The walls are beige and the floor is light brown.
4. sofa – under a window
armchair – near the sofa
TV – on the wall
pictures – on the wall
table, lamp, rug – between the sofa and the TV

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Culture
Portobello Market
1
37 2 1. 
 false (It’s open from Monday to Saturday.)
2. true
3. false (There are interesting restaurants.)
4. true
5. false (Sometimes they have got very low prices.)

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WAY to ENGLISH
Going Shopping
1
38 1 1. customer
2. shop assistant
3. customer
4. shop assistant
1
39 2 1. Yes, please
2. How about
3. How much
4. They’re
5. I’ll take

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Online Shopping
1 (warm) sweaters
(cool) jeans

2 Susan – she is looking for dresses.

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LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. c 6. a

Grammar
2 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. c 7. b

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 3 Teens Today
Page 34 4 1. clothes, shoes and computer games
Vocabulary Activities 2. 15-20 text messages a day
3. CDs
1
40 1 1. E 2. B 3. A 4. C 5. D 4. Finland
5. Italy and Switzerland
2 Possible Answers

1. with a computer: surf the web, chat online, play
computer games, download songs Page 37
2. with friends: surf the web, chat online, meet Grammar Present Simple
friends, study with friends, watch TV, play
computer games, do sport, ride my bike, play
1
42 7 1. doesn’t download songs
football, go shopping 2. don’t play football
3. with a mobile phone: surf the web, chat online, 3. don’t talk on the phone
download songs, listen to music, talk on the 4. doesn’t like films
phone, send text messages 5. don’t sell magazines
4. at home: read magazines, meet friends, stay
at home, chat online, play computer games, do 8 Possible Answers
1. Mike and Kate do sport 3-5 times a week.
sport, download songs, listen to music, play the
2. Mike eats chocolate every day.
guitar, talk on the phone, send text messages,
3. Kate reads books.
watch TV
4. Kate doesn’t eat chocolate every day.
5. Mike and Kate don’t send text messages during
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Grammar Present Simple 6. Mike doesn’t read books.

4 1. Sandra and Julie play tennis. 9 1. Do you walk to school?
2. Ron watches TV. 2. When does your mother meet friends?
3. Mike and Julie like dogs. 3. Do you and your friends play football after school?
4. Liam and Ron eat pizza. 4. Does your teacher give you homework every day?
5. Julie writes in a diary. 5. What do you watch on TV?

5 Possible Answers

Sandra likes cats. Listening A description of routines
Ron and Mike drink cola.
Ron and Liam eat pizza.
10 1. Where do Elizabeth’s parents live?
2. When does she go home?
Julie buys clothes.
3. Why does she like school?
Liam surfs the web.
4. What does she study every day?
Sandra listens to music.
5. Where does she meet her friends at weekends?
Mike talks on the phone.
6. What does she buy with her money?
Mike rides his bike.
1
11 1. in Kent 4. computers
6
43
Accept all logical and grammatically correct 2. on holidays 5. at the shopping centre
answers. 3. Because they do 6. CDs
7 1. want 5. works many interesting
2. wants 6. sings things.
3. stay 7. appear 1
43 12 1. 13 4. music videos
4. teaches 8. travel 2. London 5. clothes
3. guitar
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Reading A magazine survey Page 38
Vocabulary Routines
3 1. true (lines 5-6)
2. true (lines 12-13) 3 1. do homework
3. false – In the UK, around 20% of teenagers 2. go to bed
download music illegally. (lines 22-23) 3. get dressed
4. true (lines 23-25) 4. get up
5. false – South Korean teenagers don’t usually 5. have breakfast
meet their friends. They spend their time
studying. (lines 29-31)

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Listening A comparison of routines Page 43
1
45 4 1. 6.15 4. 12.00 A Questionnaire
2. 6.45 5. 12.30 2 Name: Sam
3. 7.00 Address: 22 King Street
Age: 14
1
46 5 1. 6.00
Telephone number: 0151-735-8889
2. watch TV and play computer games
E-mail: samb@tba.com
3. in his classroom
4. at school 1. football practice
5. 4.45 2. a
3. I want to learn to play.
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Functional Language Page 44

8 1. e 2. g 3. d 4. b 5. c 6. a 7. f LANGUAGE SUMMARY

Vocabulary
9 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
1 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. c 5. c 6. a 7. a
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Writing An e-mail introducing yourself Grammar
1 1. on 5. in 2 1. a 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. b 7. c
2. at 6. on
3. from, to 7. in
4. in 8. at

2 at, in, from, to, on

3 1. London
2. one brother and one sister
3. He gets up at 7.00, has breakfast and goes to school.
4. at 3.15
5. He does homework and watches TV.

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Culture
Teen Survey
1
49 2 1. the great shopping
2. Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.

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WAY to ENGLISH
Getting Information
1
50 1 a. customer
b. secretary
c. secretary
d. customer
e. secretary
f. customer
1
51 2 1. e 2. c 3. b 4. f 5. a 6. d

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Vocabulary
1 Adjectives of personality: friendly, adventurous,
honest, nice
 Activities: download songs, do sport, chat online,
go shopping
 School items: pen, notebook, pencil sharpener, book
 Household items: curtains, duvet, blanket,
ceiling fan
Parts of the body: hand, arm, nose, foot
The words that don’t belong in any group: bathroom,
big, father
2
1. pencil 5. surf the web
2. ugly 6. go to bed
3. mirror 7. rug
4. desk 8. Tuesday
1
52
3 1. diary 5. funny
2. ears 6. kitchen
3. grandmother 7. listen to music
4. fat
4 1. shelves 5. have breakfast
2. clever 6. pillows
3. send text messages 7. walk the dog
4. strong 8. curtains
5
1. detached house 5. play the guitar
2. bedrooms 6. October
3. fridge 7. athletic
4. Saturday 8. play football
6
1. hard-working 4. tall
2. generous 5. garage
3. December 6. get up
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Grammar
1 1. She 6. Sam’s
2. My 7. Who
3. What 8. mine
4. his 9. this
5. Those 10. her
2 1. haven’t got 5. are
2. Are 6. am / am not
3. is 7. Have … got
4. has got 8. is
3 1. There is a 5. There isn’t an
2. There aren’t any 6. Is there a
3. There is some 7. There is a … the
4. Are there any
5 1. I never watch TV on school nights.
2. Does Peter always come home at 4.00?
3. She sometimes rides her bike to school.
4. Do you often speak to Ellen during the day?
5. He rarely reads books.
6 1. Do you hear 7. is
2. Does a door 8. love
3. there are 9. hasn’t got
4. have got 10. has got
5. lives 11. Are
6. doesn’t talk 12. don’t hide
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Literature King Midas
1 Midas’
 wish is for everything he touches to become
gold. It isn’t a good wish because his food and his
daughter became gold.
2 1. ancient Phrygia
2. garden
3. he took the satyr back to Dionysus
4. I want everything I touch to become gold
5. his food and his daughter become gold
6. his gold
3 1. Money doesn’t buy happiness.
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Individual Project
A poster of a celebrity
1 1. blue eyes, dark brown hair, hard-working, very
talented
2. actor, award for best youth in film
3. parents, brother (Morgan), sisters (Loxie and
Marlie)
4. likes: animals, music
activities: does sport, plays computer games,
reads books, plays the piano and guitar, sings

4 1. I watch / don’t watch TV every night.

2. My dad does / doesn’t do sport three times a week.
3. I eat / don’t eat fruit after every meal.
4. My mum reads / doesn’t read a book every evening.
5. My friends and I play / don’t play computer games
at school.
6. I prepare / don’t prepare dinner for my family.

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 4 Great  Holidays
Page 50 3 1. Because there aren’t any television, radio,
Vocabulary Geographical features microwave or satellite signals there. (lines 5-7)
2. 17 (lines 14-15)
2
1. jungle 4. valley 3. How people can move heavy stones over hills and
2. hill 5. island rivers without lorries and machines. (lines 20-23)
3. lake 4. They become mummies. (lines 28-30)
5. Some are still wearing clothes. (lines 33-34)
4 Possible Answers
Oceans Mountains Lakes
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Atlantic Pyrenees Como
Pacific Alps Geneva Grammar Present Simple / Present Continuous
Indian Mont Blanc Bled
4 1. Paul usually plays computer games at weekends.
Rivers Deserts Islands He is climbing a mountain now.
Nile Mojave Tenerife 2. Mr and Mrs Ross usually watch TV on Sundays.
Thames Sahara Ibiza They are swimming in the sea now.
Seine Tabernas Crete 3. Sue usually cleans her room on Saturdays. She is
riding a bike now.
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afternoons. They are having a picnic now.
Grammar Present Continuous
5. Buddy usually sleeps in the living room. He is
2
02 6 1.
 is visiting – f. Greece running on the beach now.
2. are swimming – b. Italy
3. am taking – e. USA 5 1. Do … like
4. are sitting – a. Egypt 2. aren’t / are not dreaming
5. are climbing – d. Japan 3. weigh
6. is hiking – c. England 4. don’t eat
5. grow
7 Possible Answers
 6. takes
Tim and Anne are carrying bags. 7. are preparing
Louise isn’t walking in the mountains. 8. want
Ellen and Bill are fishing on an island. 9. are … waiting
Sandra and her family aren’t riding bikes.
Jack isn’t sitting in a kayak. Page 54
8 1. Where are Tim and Anne hiking? – In the jungle Vocabulary Clothing
in Australia.
2. Is Claire sitting on the beach? – Yes, she is.
2
05 1 1. B 2. C 3. A
3. Is Jack standing near a cave? – Yes, he is. 2 1. socks 4. swimsuit
4. Who is Harry walking with in the forest? – 2. hat 5. trainers
His brother. 3. boots 6. scarf
5. Are Ellen and Bill camping on an island? –
Yes, they are. 3 Possible Answers
Autumn Winter Spring Summer
Listening A phone conversation September December March June
October January April July
2
03 9 1. A 2. B 3. D 4. C November February May August
December March June September
2
03 10 1. the Lake District in England
2. in a tent trousers boots trousers shorts
3. Yes, he is. T-shirts coat T-shirts sandals
trainers sweater trainers T-shirts
4. Dan and Emily
jeans scarf jeans swimsuit
5. No, she isn’t. shirts hat shirts trainers
gloves jeans
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Reading A travel brochure

2
04 1 desert, mountains, hills, rivers, valley Listening Conversations about a holiday

2 1. false (lines 8-10) 4. false (lines 18-20)

2
06 4 s wimsuit, shorts, T-shirts, sandals
2. doesn’t say 5. true (line 24)
3. true (lines 15-16) 6. doesn’t say
2
07 5 t ired

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6 1 . Janet’s grandfather Page 59
07
2. 85 Announcements
3. 1,000
4. riding his bike
2
13 1 C

5. 5.00 2
14 2 1 . 10.30
2. 4
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Functional Language
9 1. Where are you? Page 60
2. What are you doing?
3. Who’s with you?
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
4. What are you wearing? Vocabulary
5. Why are you wearing them?
1 1. c 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. a 7. b

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Writing A photo description Grammar

1 1. and 4. because

2 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. c 7. c
2. because 5. but
3. but

2 Katie is 15 and she’s an excellent skier.

She’s teaching Holly because it’s Holly’s first time
skiing.
It’s cold in the mountains, but we didn’t feel cold.

3 1. Switzerland
2. It’s beautiful and it has got many high mountains.
3. Katie and Holly
4. Katie is teaching Holly to ski. / Holly is learning
to ski.
5. Katie is wearing a ski jacket, ski trousers and boots.
Holly is wearing a ski suit and a warm hat.

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Culture
Bike Holidays
2
10 2 1. they’re cheap and healthy, and great for having an
adventure (line 2)
2. over 10,000 kilometres of bike routes (lines 3-4)
3. brave cyclists (lines 5-6)
4. everything you need, including a special place for
bikes, tools and bike parts (lines 7-9)
5. high-tech equipment (to make cycling holidays
easier) (lines 10-11)

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Taking the Bus
2
11 1 a. passenger e. passenger
b. ticket seller f. ticket seller
c. passenger g. passenger
d. passenger
2
12 2 1. b 2. g 3. e 4. d 5. a 6. f 7. c

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 5 All About Sport
Page 62 Page 64
Vocabulary Sport Reading A school project
2 1. cycling 4. surfing 2
18 1 1, 2, 5
2. swimming 5. football
3. tennis 6. basketball 2 1. the ancient Aztec sports field (lines 4-5)
2. the ancient basketball (lines 6-7)
3 Possible Answers 3. a sports teacher (line 12)
do: weightlifting, gymnastics, karate 4. football and running (lines 13-15)
 go: skateboarding, running, scuba diving, dancing, 5. Someone makes a hole in the bottom of the
rollerblading, swimming, surfing, bowling, cycling, basket. (lines 22-23)
skiing
 play: tennis, basketball, volleyball, football, golf 3 1. You should try to get a four-kilo ball into a
basketball hoop without using your hands.
2
16 4 
catch, throw, hit, kick (lines 6-7)
2. The losing team gives their clothes to the winning
5 Possible Answers team. The winning team kills the captain of the
catch: basketball, football losing team. (lines 9-11)
 jump: dancing, basketball, gymnastics, skiing, 3. Because his students are bored during the cold
volleyball winters. They can play basketball inside.
lift: weightlifting (lines 13-17)
throw: basketball, volleyball 4. They aren’t open at the bottom and the game must
hit: tennis, golf, volleyball stop when a player throws a ball into the basket.
 kick: scuba diving, swimming, karate, football (lines 18-20)
5. Players must still follow Naismith’s 13 basic
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Grammar can, Adverbs of manner
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6 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers. Grammar must, can, should
7 1. hard, quickly
2
19 5 1 . must 4. must
2. badly, well 2. must 5. mustn’t
3. slowly, far 3. mustn’t 6. mustn’t
4. high, easily
5. beautifully, nicely
6 Possible Answers
1. A teen athlete must eat healthy food.
2. Teen athletes can become famous.
8 Possible Answers
3. A teen athlete must be strong.
1. Can you jump high?
2. Can your friends play volleyball well / easily? 4. Teen athletes can meet interesting people.
3. Can your mother run fast / far? 5. A teen athlete must study hard.
4. Can your father throw a ball high / far / easily? 6. Teen athletes can’t / mustn’t go to bed late.
5. Can your grandparents ski well / easily / fast? 7. A teen athlete can’t / mustn’t go to a party before
a game.
9 1. What sport can Daida and Iballa Ruano do? – b
2. Can Bob and Mike Bryan play tennis well? – c 7 1. You should wear proper running shoes.
3. Can Mireia Belmonte swim quickly? – e 2. You shouldn’t forget to drink water.
4. How many languages can Ricky Rubio speak? – d 3. You should eat something small before a long run.
5. How fast can Usain Bolt run? – a 4. You shouldn’t run outside in hot weather.
5. You should run two or three times a week.
6. You shouldn’t run alone at night.
listening A dialogue about sport
8 1. Should we arrive early?
2
17 10 Mike can run quickly and throw a ball far. 2. Should I bring my own water?
Ella is good at organising things and can write well. 3. Should my family wait at the finish line?
4. Should I leave expensive items at home?
2
17 11 1. false – T hey don’t get homework on sports day. 5. Should people see a doctor before the race?
2. true
3. false – His parents want him to improve his school 9 1. shouldn’t 6. can
2. must 7. must
marks.
3. can 8. must
4. true
4. must 9. mustn’t
5. true
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Vocabulary Sports venues and equipment culture
2
21 2 tennis court: racket, net Olympics Etiquette
swimming pool: swimming cap, goggles 1 Accept all logical answers.
football pitch: goal
golf course: golf club 2 1. false – They took place in 2012. (line 1)
2. false – You mustn’t push to the front of a queue.
3 1. Bicycle riders must have a helmet. (lines 12-13)
2. You must take your own tennis racket to the tennis 3. true (lines 17-20)
court. 4. false – When you meet someone for the first
3. You mustn’t ride a skateboard in the street. time, you should shake their right hand with your
4. Babies can swim in the small swimming pool. right hand. (lines 23-25)
5. You can’t go into the water without a swimming 5. false – When you travel on the bus or train, try
cap. not to look at people. (lines 30-31)
6. You must kick the ball into the goal.

4 Possible Answers
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swimming pool: swimsuit
tennis court: trainers, shorts / skirt, T-shirt WAY to ENGLISH
Giving Directions
Listening A description of a sport 2
26 1 ask for directions: 1, 5, 8
give directions: 2, 3, 4, 6, 7
2
22 5 No, because it sounds difficult.
2
2 1. Do you know where
2
22 6  Where you play it: on a court
27
2. How do I get to
Number of players: three on a team 3. Go straight
4. Turn left
Equipment: a ball and good trainers
5. It’s opposite
Rules: You must hit the ball over the net.
You mustn’t touch the ball with
your hands or arms. Page 71
Safety Rules
Page 67
1 1. B 2. D 3. E 4. F 5. C 6. A
Pronunciation /YDm/, /YEmW/ •
Weak forms 2 Possible Answers
1. swimming
2
24 8 3 2. cycling / skiing / skateboarding
3. bowling / cycling
Functional Language 4. skiing / swimming

9 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c, e 5. f
Page 72
Question 4 has got more than one answer.
The sport is basketball. LANGUAGE SUMMARY
Vocabulary
Page 68
Writing A description of a sport 1 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. b 7. c

1. I can’t throw well.

1 
2. Don’t run fast. Grammar
3. Mandy doesn’t swim slowly. 2 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. c 6. c 7. a
4. You must dance beautifully tonight.
5. We should think about the team carefully.

 on’t hit the ball hard.

2 
D
Try to get it into the hole the first time.
The first sentence has got an adverb of manner – hard.

1. on a mini-golf course

3 
2. a golf club and a golf ball
3. You must hit the golf ball into the holes. You can
try up to six times.
4. You receive a point for each time you hit the ball.
A low number of points is good and a high number
is bad.

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Page 74 Page 76
Vocabulary Adjectives and animals Reading A magazine article
1 1. tiny 4. huge 2 
1. Stickybot, the robotic lizard (line 16)
2. unusual 5. dangerous 2. Scratchbot, the robotic rat (lines 8-9)
3. amazing 6. interesting 3. the robotic fish (line 21)
4. a rat (lines 4-5)
2
29 2 t iny – huge 5. the robotic fish (lines 22-23)
unusual – ordinary 6. a gecko lizard (lines 13-14)
domesticated – wild
3 1. The robotic rat: finds things in the dark (line 10)
3 Accept all logical answers. The robotic lizard: climbs up walls and rocks, and
gets to dangerous places (lines 14-18)
4 Accept all logical answers.
The robotic fish: move like real fish (line 24)
5 1. zebra 4. crocodile 2. The robotic rat: can rescue people from fires and
2. butterfly 5. mosquito other emergencies (lines 11-12)
3. lion The robotic lizard: can help people climb
(lines 18-19)
The robotic fish: can detect pollution in the
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world’s oceans, rivers and lakes (lines 24-25)
Grammar C omparative adjectives ,
(not) as ... as Page 77
6 1. more unusual than 4. uglier than Grammar Superlative adjectives
2. nicer than 5. fatter than
3. more attractive than 4 1. the heaviest (true)
2. the biggest (false – the tiger is the biggest)
7 Possible Answers
 3. the most dangerous (true)
1. Dogs are nicer than cats. 4. the smallest (true)
2. Chimpanzees are funnier than gorillas. 5. the most popular (false – cats are the most
3. Crocodiles are more dangerous than horses. popular)
4. Rabbits are cuter than rats.
5. Tigers are more beautiful than lions. 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.
2
30 9 1. not as dangerous as 4. not as fast as
2. as tall as 5. as heavy as 6 1. the heaviest, heavier than
3. not as colourful as 2. longer than, the longest
3. shorter than, the shortest
10 1. easier 5. as small
4. faster than, the fastest
2. more interesting 6. bigger
5. better than, the best
3. not as good 7. better
4. cuter 8. more intelligent 7 1. more colourful 4. most intelligent
2. nicer 5. longest
3. as strong 6. not as sad
Listening Riddles
2
31 11 1. No, he doesn’t. Page 78
Vocabulary Animal groups
2
31 12   Animal Colour Size Lives in Eats
Riddle 1 rat black smaller cities rubbish
2
33 1 1 . spider 4. cow
or than a 2. fox 5. bat
brown dog 3. worm 6. whale
Riddle 2 rabbit white, bigger country plants
brown, than a
2 Possible Answers
black, rat
 Wild: spider, giraffe, wolf, snake, fox, iguana, worm,
grey fly, ant, frog, salamander, bat, parrot, shark, goldfish,
whale
Domesticated: cow, chicken, parrot, goldfish

4 1. false – Frogs can’t fly. / Bats can fly.

2. false – Snakes have got small ears.
3. true
4. true
5. false – Spiders have got eight legs.
6. true

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Listening A dialogue about animals
WAY to ENGLISH
2
34 5 The
 vampire bat. (Scientists make medicine from a Buying a Ticket
chemical in its mouth.)
2
1 a. visitor
2
34 6 1. mammals 4. 1,200 insects 38
b. ticket seller
2. warm weather 5. people’s blood c. visitor
3. trees d. ticket seller
e. visitor
Pronunciation /
 f/, /W/, /X/ 2
39 2 1. Can I help you?
2
36 8 1. Dan 4. dish 2. How much are the tickets?
2. bath 5. that 3. Is there a special price for families?
3. tab 4. How many tickets would you like?
5. What time does the zoo close?
Functional Language
Page 83
9 1. b 2. c, e, h 3. a 4. d, g 5. f
Questions 2 and 4 have got more than one answer. A Travel Site
1 Joe and Carol, The Grants, Ellen
Page 80
Writing A report about an animal 2 1. a 3. c 4. b
Questions 2 and 5 haven’t got answers.
1 1. Dogs are often friendly.
2. A tarantula is a large spider. Page 84
3. Parrots are colourful birds.
4. Some zebras are as big as horses. LANGUAGE SUMMARY
5. Crocodiles are more dangerous than lizards. Vocabulary
6. Bats are the strangest mammals.
1 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. b 7. b
2
Possible Answers

after to be: green, brown, white, frightening
before a noun: largest, small, heavy Grammar
3 1. green, brown or white, long 2 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. c 5. a 6. b
2. Africa, Asia, Australia
3. small mammals, birds and lizards; some eat
dogs and pigs
4. swim
5. They kill them with their heavy bodies.

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Wild Pets
2
37 2 1. Because they are not always as nice as baby
animals. (line 2)
2. They kill rats. (line 7)
3. baby rabbits (line 9)
4. An adult rabbit can have 12 babies in 28 days.
(line 11)
5. an animal protection group (lines 13-15)

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Review 2
Page 85 2 1. quickly 4. slowly
Vocabulary 2. easily 5. far
3. well
1 Geographical
Clothes Sports
features 3 1. You mustn’t talk on the phone during a lesson.
river coat karate 2. George can play the guitar.
island underwear cycling 3. I can’t swim.
valley dress volleyball 4. We should walk.
forest boot weightlifting 5. You must raise your hand before you speak
Sports Animal in class.
Animals
equipment groups 6. You shouldn’t eat all of those biscuits.
bicycle zebra amphibian
skateboard dolphin insect 4 1. I am taller than my brother.
goggles whale mammal 2. The rabbit is the cutest animal in the shop.
goal spider reptile 3. Mosquitoes are more dangerous than crocodiles.
4. Saturday is the best day for a party.
5. My marks in maths are worse than my marks
2 1. ant (because the other animals can fly) /
in science.
parrot (because the other animals are insects)
6. Julie is the most beautiful girl in the school.
2. jungle (because the others are bodies of water)
3. T-shirt (because the others are worn on the feet) 5 1. as old as
4. jump (because the others are things you do with 2. not as heavy as
a ball) 3. as tall as
5. skiing (because it’s an outdoor sport) / basketball: 4. as expensive as
(because it’s the only team sport) 5. not as interesting as
6. pig (because it’s the only farm animal) /
gorilla (because it’s the only primate) 6 1. Do 6. not as intelligent as
7. swimming cap (because the others are sports 2. enjoy 7. are trying
venues) 3. well 8. are putting
Additional words: Accept all logical additional words. 4. can 9. must
5. friendlier than
3 Possible Answers

1. true Page 87
2. false – A hill is a small mountain.
3. false – Ants are tiny animals. Literature Poetry
4. true 2
40 1 1. C 2. D 3. B 4. A
5. true
6. false – Butterflies are insects. 2 1. No, it isn’t. It’s a bird.
7. false – You can go surfing in the ocean. 2. A lion ate him / her. He / She is inside a lion.
8. false – People wear hats and scarves in cold 3. Because he / she is in the wrong classroom.
weather. 4. Accept all logical answers.
5. Accept all logical answers.
4 1. horse 6. helmet
2. desert 7. sandals 3 Poem A: room – broom, floors – doors,
3. football 8. surfing word – bird
4. snake 9. giraffe Poem B: here – clear – near
5. racket 10. gloves Poem C: tree – sea
Poem D: hand – understand, know – go
5 1. sweater 6. swimsuit
2. jeans 7. golf clubs
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3. skateboard 8. sheep
4. rollerblades 9. river group project A travel brochure
5. swimming pool
1 1. Loch Ness, Callanish Standing Stones, Edinburgh
Castle
Page 86 2. boat ride to see whales and dolphins, Highland
Grammar festivals, golf, Hampden Park / football
3. tartan kilts
1 1. am having 5. believe 4. whales and dolphins
2. don’t like 6. are … talking
3. aren’t watching 7. Is … doing
4. does … go 8. studies

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Page 90 Page 93
Vocabulary Food Grammar was / were
3
02 2 Possible Answers 3
05 6 1 . was 4. weren’t
Salad: carrots, tomatoes, lettuce, eggs, cheese, 2. wasn’t 5. was
onions, olives 3. were
 Fruit salad: cherries, oranges, bananas, grapes,
apples 7 1. Were tomatoes popular in Europe in the 1400s?
 Sandwich: tomatoes, lettuce, eggs, cheese, butter, 2. Who were the first Europeans to drink chocolate?
onions, olives, rolls 3. What was on the first pizza?
4. What was the ancient Aztecs’ favourite drink?
3 1. olives 4. turkey 5. Why was salt important in the past?
2. cherries 5. ice cream 1. e 2. d 3. c 4. a 5. b
3. chips 6. ham
8 1. was 7. were
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3. was 9. was
Grammar There was / There were 4. was 10. was
5. was 11. wasn’t
4 
1. There was some 4. There was a
6. weren’t 12. was
2. There wasn’t a 5. There weren’t any
3. There were some 6. There were some
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5 1. Was there a chocolate cake? Vocabulary Adjectives of opinion
2. Were there any fizzy drinks?
3. Was there any juice? 3
06 1 Possible Answers
4. Were there any crisps? Positive: exciting, enjoyable, tasty, clean, excellent,
5. Was there any ice cream? delicious
 Negative: boring, dirty, horrible, strange, disgusting,
6 1. there were 5. There was noisy, crowded, disappointing
2. There was 6. there wasn’t Both: quiet, surprising
3. there were 7. There were
4. was there 8. there were 2 
Possible Answers
Food: boring, enjoyable, tasty, excellent,
horrible, strange, disgusting, surprising, delicious,
Listening Descriptions of food disappointing
Places: boring, exciting, enjoyable, quiet, noisy,
3
03 7 lucky: B, C, E unlucky: A, D
clean, excellent, horrible, strange, surprising,
3
8 1. b 2. e 3. c 4. a 5. d crowded, disappointing, dirty
03
Events: boring, exciting, enjoyable, quiet, noisy,
excellent, horrible, strange, surprising, crowded,
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disappointing
Reading An article
3 1. boring 4. dirty
1 1. 14th October 2. crowded 5. strange
2. Rome 3. enjoyable 6. quiet
3. Colombia
4. Australia
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3
04 2 1. b, c (lines 5-8) Listening A conversation about a party
2. a, c (lines 10-12)
3. b, c (lines 14-17)
3
07 5 to give them his new number / He doesn’t want to
4. a, b (lines 21-23) miss another party.

3 1. People eat insects with chocolate on them. 3

07 6  Party for: Mike
(lines 1-5) When: Saturday
2. Because they are very good for you and they Where: the music club on Main Street
are usually free. (lines 5-6)
Opinion of event: excellent music / really nice /
3. in the street (lines 12-13) very exciting
4. Because it was a problem to find food in Who was there: all of their friends
Australia. (lines 18-21)
5. chicken (lines 23-24) Opinion of food: very tasty

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Pronunciation /a/ • Word stress Invitations
3
09 8 1. first 4. first 1 INVITATION
2. first 5. first
A B C
3. first
What: birthday New Year surprise party
party
Functional Language
For who: Dan class Linda
9 1. a, g 2. f 3. d 4. c 5. b, h 6. e, i
Where: Joe’s Grill Dave’s Pizza Sushi Corner
Questions 1, 5 and 6 have got more than one answer. Parlour
When (day Sunday, 30th Tuesday at Sunday, 12th
Page 96 and time): March at 6 pm 9 pm March at 8 pm
Writing A description of an event
1 1. very / really 3
13 2 1. a barbecue
2. not very 2. this Saturday at 3:00; at 17 Park Street
3. very / really, very / really
4. quite Page 100
5. not at all
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
2 Possible Answers

1. The party was in a huge restaurant, so it wasn’t Vocabulary
at all crowded.
1 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. b 7. c
2. It was very exciting and the food was delicious.
3. My dress was quite nice, but my sister’s dress
was really beautiful Grammar
3 Possible Answers
 2 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. c 7. c
1. her sister’s wedding
2. in a huge restaurant
3. 100 friends and family members
4. There was fish, chicken, rice, potatoes, salad and
vegetables. There were hamburgers and chips for
the children.
5. after the meal
6. It was an enjoyable event.

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CLIL HISTORY
The History of Cake
3
10 2 1 . good luck (line 9)
2. in the autumn (in China) (lines 13-14)
3. They are thin and round. (line 15)
4. noodles (lines 18-19)

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WAY to ENGLISH
Ordering Food
3
11 1 a. customer
b. restaurant worker
c. customer
d. restaurant worker
e. restaurant worker
f. restaurant worker
3
12 2 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. e 5. f 6. c

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 8 Changing the World
Page 102 4. Krishnan was very upset by the man’s situation.
Vocabulary Achievements (line 21)
5. He sleeps in the Akshaya kitchen because he
3
1 1. A 5. G hasn’t got money for a house, but he is happy.
14
2. C 6. H (lines 23-25)
3. B 7. F
4. E 8. D
3 1. on the CNN website (lines 3-4)
2. around 200 (line 8)
2 1. c 2. d 3. e 4. b 5. f 6. a 3. aged three and up (line 9)
4. in 2002 (line 19)
3 1. created (saved / 4. organised 5. Akshaya Trust (line 22)
changed / helped) 5. collected 6. around 400 people every day (line 23)
2. helped 6. looked after
3. competed 7. saved Page 105
Grammar Past Simple
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Grammar Past Simple 5 
1. Durón Miranda didn’t come from Argentina.
2. The children at the rubbish dump didn’t buy
4 
1. tried 4. created food in shops.
2. invented 5. discovered 3. Durón Miranda didn’t help the Argentinian
3. designed 6. played, stopped government.
4. Krishnan didn’t feed poor people around
3
15 6 1. d 2. c 3. b 4. e 5. a the world.
1. Amelia Earhart flew a small plane across 5. Krishnan didn’t become rich.
the ocean. 6 1. started 7. hit
2. Miguel de Cervantes gave the character Don 2. didn’t become 8. didn’t stop
Quixote to the world. 3. took 9. didn’t try
3. Anne Frank wrote a diary during World 4. went 10. didn’t leave
War II. 5. didn’t weigh 11. followed
4. Valentina Tereshkova became the first woman 6. carried 12. paid
in space in 1963.
5. Michael Phelps won Olympic medals. 7 1. Where did Kate Winslet and her children go
in 2011?
7 
1. became 5. came They went to the Virgin Islands.
2. died 6. met 2. How did the children get out of the house?
3. fought 7. asked Kate took them outside.
4. left 8. helped 3. Did the old woman walk out of the house?
No, Kate carried her out of the house.
4. Did the car stop after the accident?
Listening A discussion about a person No, it didn’t.
3
16 8 She
 wants to invent something and make billions 5. Did Tom Cruise help the woman?
of dollars. Yes, he did.
6. How did the woman get to the hospital?
3
16 9 1. false 4. true She got there in an ambulance.
2. true 5. false
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Vocabulary Jobs
Reading A newspaper article 2 1. photographer 5. artist
2. architect 6. chef
3
17 1 Both
 of them help poor people. / Both of them 3. scientist 7. pilot
started organisations that help poor people. 4. postman

2 1. Every year, CNN asks people around the world 3 1. scientist, politician
to write to them about heroes in their area. 2. sculptor, artist, architect, engineer, writer
(lines 1-3) 3. businessman, inventor, computer programmer
2. The children, aged three and up, didn’t have food 4. scientist
and they found things to eat in the rubbish. 5. scientist
(lines 8-10) 6. chef
3. Durón Miranda created an organisation to help
these children go back to school and to help their
parents find jobs. (lines 11-13)

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3
19 5 Because she slept during the history lesson. WAY to ENGLISH
3
19 6 1. abilities or jobs 4. doctor Asking for Directions
2. 90 5. Africa
3. musician 1 1. b 2. a 3. d 4. f 5. c 6. e
3
23 2 1 . first 5. Great Hall
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Functional Language 3. lift 7. Manuscript Room
4. stairs 8. first
9 1. When was Marie Curie born?
2. When did she die?
3. Where did she live? Page 111
4. What did she do? At the Museum
5. Why did she become famous?
3
24 2 1. F 2. A 3. C 4. D 5. E 6. B
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Writing A biography
1 1. Albert Einstein discovered it. LANGUAGE SUMMARY
2. People loved her. Vocabulary
3. Bill Gates learned many things from him.
4. Frank Lloyd Wright designed a house for us. 1 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. b 6. a 7. c
5. Madonna created an organisation to help them.
Grammar
2 them, him
2 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. c 5. a
3 1. the USA
2. He was born on 24th February, 1955; he died on
5th October, 2011.
3. No. He began university but stopped after six
months.
4. Apple Computers
5. He helped change the world of computers, music
and communication.

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culture
The Nobel Prize
1 a, b and c
3
22 2 1. exceptional leaders in physics, chemistry,
medicine, literature and peace (lines 1-2)
2. people began to use it in war (line 7)
3. give prizes to people for extraordinary work in
different fields (lines 8-9)
4. honour the legacy of Alfred Nobel and celebrate
Nobel Prize winners (lines 13-14)

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Page 114 Page 117
Vocabulary Places around town Grammar will
2 1. sweet shop 4 1. will visit
2. post office 2. won’t buy
3. chemist’s 3. will have
4. sports centre 4. won’t go
5. bakery
5 1. Will many teenagers want the watch?
3
1. cinema 4. museum 2. Will children get phone calls on the watch?
2. bank 5. church 3. What will children use to take pictures?
3. library 6. hospital 4. How will parents find their children?
5. When will KidzWatch be available?
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6 1. No, they won’t.
Grammar b e going to, Present Continuous 2. Yes, they will.
with future meaning 3. They will use the camera.
3
26 6 1.
 are going to see, is going to buy 4. They will have a GPS connection to an app on
2. isn’t going to drive, is going to be their mobile phone or computer.
3. aren’t going to go, are going to study 5. It will be available in about one year.
4. are going to eat, isn’t going to have
Listening Plans
7 1. When is Peter going to be in Chicago?
2. Where are Peter and his parents going to stay? 3
28 7 Max – Selfridges Department Store
3. Who is his dad going to meet?  Laura – Magic Kingdom Theme Park at Disney
4. Where are they going to have dinner on Friday? World
5. What are Peter and his mum going to see on Gabriel – the Egyptian Museum
Saturday morning?
3
28 8 1. Laura 4. Gabriel
8 
1. Peter is going to be in Chicago on Friday and 2. Max 5. Max
Saturday. 3. Laura
2. Peter and his parents are going to stay at Mayfair
Regent Hotel.
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3. His dad is going to meet his friends from the
University of Chicago. Vocabulary Weekend activities
4. They are going to have dinner at Gino’s. 2 Possible Answers
5. Peter and his mum are going to see a show. A. hang out, eat out, go to a concert, order pizza,
go camping
9 
1. are … doing 5. am taking
2. Are … going 6. is … returning B. go hiking, work out, eat out, hire a bike
3. is going 7. isn’t hurrying C. go on rides, hang out, eat out, relax, go to the
4. am not coming beach, have a party

3 1. work out
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Reading An Internet article 3. sleep late
4. go hiking
3
27 1 GPS
 watch, GPS trainers, GPS chips, Footprints – 5. eat out
a special application on mobile phones. 6. go camping
 People use these inventions to follow their children
and see their photos, text messages and calls.
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2 1. 7.00 (line 1) Listening Plans for the weekend
2. GPS watch (line 4)
3. GPS trainers (line 6)
3
30 4 She decides to relax at home and order a pizza.
4. Internet map (line 8)
5. It lets parents see their children’s mobile phone
3
30 5 1. 10 o’clock
photos, text messages and calls. (lines 11-13) 2. two days
3. terrible
3 1. to a café and to the cinema (lines 1-2) 4. sport
2. It looks like an ordinary watch. (line 5) 5. steak
3. a schoolbag (line 6)
4. It sends information to the parents about their
children’s location. (lines 10-11)
5. Accept all logical and grammatically correct
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Functional Language Page 123

8 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b Weekend Plans
1
 am offers to order tickets online for Bruno Mars’
P
Page 120 concert.
Writing A blog entry about plans Jack offers a ride from his dad to the cinema.

1 I’m going to have a busy day tomorrow. First, I’m 2 A. Sue – accept
going to go to John’s house. Then / Next, we’re B. Ben – reject
going to walk to the swimming pool together. Next /
Then, we’re going to swim for around two hours. Page 124
Finally, we’re going to go home.
LANGUAGE SUMMARY
2 first (First, I’m going to sleep late.)
Vocabulary
then (We’re going to work out and then we’re
having lunch at a restaurant.) 1 1. c 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. c 7. a
next (Next, we’re going to hang out at the new
shopping centre.)
finally (Finally, I’m going to visit my grandmother Grammar
in the evening.) 2 1. a 2. c 3. c 4. b 5. c 6. a 7. b
3 1. at 11.00
2. They are going to the sports centre to work out.
3. to a restaurant
4. They are going to hang out at the new shopping
centre.
5. her grandmother
6. They will watch a film.

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CLIL SOCIAL HISTORY
Disney’s Dream
3
33 2 1. They go on the rides, see the attractions, eat at the
restaurants and sleep in one of the many hotels.
(lines 2-4)
2. artist, cartoonist (line 6)
3. on 17th July, 1955, in Anaheim, California
(lines 14-15)
4. Anaheim, Paris, Hong Kong, Tokyo (lines 15-17)

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Going Out
3
34 1 a. ticket seller
b. ticket seller
c. customer
d. ticket seller
e. customer
f. ticket seller
3
35 2 1. Have you got tickets for
2. Which performance
3. There are seats
4. I’d like two seats
5. Here you are
6. Enjoy the film

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Page 125 5 1. am cooking
Vocabulary 2. isn’t competing
3. are … wearing
1 1. roll 5. bank 4. is raining
2. artist 6. architect 5. aren’t visiting
3. chemist’s 7. have a party Sentence 4 hasn’t got a future meaning.
4. enjoyable 8. carrot
2
1. museum 5. tasty 6 1. It will be sunny tomorrow.
2. pilot 6. received 2. Beth won’t like Daniel’s present.
3. cheese 7. dirty 3. Will your friends wait for you?
4. go to the beach 8. help 4. The party will finish late.
5. When will you have some time for me?
3 Possible Answers

7 1. do 6. There were
1. true 2. am staying 7. didn’t have
2. false – People usually go hiking in the forest / 3. there was 8. have
mountains / valley / hills. 4. I watched 9. it will be
3. false – A chef’s job is to cook food / prepare meals. 5. was
4. true
5. true
6. false – A crowded room has got many people in it. Page 127
7. true Literature Tales of the Alhambra
8. false – A postman works at a post office. 3
36 1 T
 he people of Granada were angry with him because
4
1. horrible 5. sleep late they did not like the princess from Guadix.
2. quiet 6. boring
3. excellent 7. invent 2 1. many jewels and expensive perfumes
4. go camping 8. eat out 2. they did not like the princess and, according to
them, she controlled the king.
5 1. chips 5. saved 3. kingdom
2. potatoes 6. disgusting 4. help
3. tasty 7. noodles 5. a magic garden
4. discovered
3 1. Because there was a rebellion against him.
Page 126 2. to get rid of her and to give her to him
3. half the kingdom
Grammar 4. the first living creature to enter the garden
1 1. There was a delicious cake at the party last night.
2. Were there any famous singers at the concert? Page 128
3. There were some cinemas in the shopping centre
last year.
pairwork Project
4. There was some money on the table an hour ago. A timeline of your town / city
5. There weren’t any rolls at the bakery. 1 1. Lieutenant Shortland, prisoners from the UK
6. Was there an exhibition at the museum yesterday? 2. church, prison, school
3. The British sent prisoners to live in Newcastle.
2 1. wasn’t 4. weren’t
Newcastle became a city. The Japanese attacked
2. were 5. were
3. Was Newcastle in World War II.
4. around 150,000
3
1. had 4. didn’t meet
2. didn’t sleep 5. Did ... hear
3. stopped 6. did … do

4 1. She is going to have a party on Saturday.

2. I am going to take my swimsuit to school.
3. He isn’t going to come with us tonight.
4. We are going to hang out at his house later.
5. Are you going to buy them?
6. When is she going to leave?

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Extra Reading
Drawing Cartoons (page 130)
1  7 B irthday Customs (page 136)
Exercise 2 Exercise 2
1. heads and eyes 1. birthday cake, spicy vegetable curry, dudh pakh
2. Marge 2. putting butter on the birthday child’s nose
3. bodies and hair 3. bumping the birthday child up in the air and down
4. small and round, like the letter “C” to the floor
5. arms 4. baking a coin inside the birthday cake

2 In Medieval Times (page 131) 8 Oprah Winfrey (page 137)

Exercise 2 Exercise 2
1. knight 1. true – At first, her grandmother looked after her.
2. It’s his favourite place in the castle. 2. true – Oprah became an excellent student, and she
3. William and his parents grow corn. (They give studied at Tennessee State University.
some to Lord Cecil and his knights protect them.) 3. false – The Oprah Winfrey Show was one of the
4. Because he is learning to read and write. top programmes on television for 25 years.
4. true – Oprah began a “Use Your Life Award”,
3 School Breaks (page 132) giving $100,000 to people for using their lives to
Exercise 2 help others. / She also raised money for charity. /
1. Because school days are very busy, and it isn’t She helped many poor people build homes and
always easy to find time for everything. send their children to school.
2. They stay at home and play on the computer or 5. false – Thousands of people also came to the
watch TV. show to thank Oprah for changing their lives.
3. many important life skills
4. Students get tired and it becomes difficult for 9 Top Attractions (page 138)
them to think. Exercise 2
1. d 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. b 6. c
4 Time Zones (page 133)
Exercise 2 Test Yourself (page 139)
1. in Durban, South Africa
2. in London, England 1 1. b 6. a
3. in Anchorage, Alaska, USA 2. c 7. c
4. Auckland 3. a 8. b
4. b 9. c
5 The Olympics (page 134) 5. a
Exercise 1
1. c 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b 6. b

Exercise 3
The Special Olympics
1. people with intellectual disabilities
2. in 1969
3. in Chicago, USA
The Paralympics
1. people with physical disabilities
2. in 1960
3. in Rome, Italy

6 Dogs with Jobs (page 135)

Exercise 2
1. a. herding dogs
b. listening dogs
c. fire investigation dogs
2. a. Some dogs’ sense of smell is 10 million times
better than that of humans.
b. Young children read to dogs there.
c. Herding dogs are popular there.

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Grammar Charts & Extra Practice
Page 142 2 1. true
Getting Started 2. false – The dog isn’t big. / The dog is small.
Subject pronouns 3. true
4. false – Sue and Lucy aren’t old. / Sue and Lucy
1 1. he 4. we are young.
2. they 5. it 5. true
3. she 6. they

2 1. She 4. He Page 144

2. They 5. It
3. You 3 Possible Answers
1. I am / ’m not medium height.
Possessive adjectives 2. Rihanna is / isn’t my favourite singer.
3. My parents are / aren’t short.
3 1. my 5. it 4. My hair is / isn’t long.
2. your 6. we 5. My eyes are / aren’t green
3. he 7. your
4. her 8. they 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.
4 1. my 4. Our
2. Your 5. their 5 1. haven’t got 4. hasn’t got
3. Her 2. has got 5. has got
3. have got
Possessive pronouns 6 1. isn’t 4. aren’t
5 1. b 2. f 3. c 4. e 5. d 6. a 2. has got 5. have got
3. hasn’t got
6 1. hers – f 4. theirs – d
2. ours – a 5. yours – b 7 Possible Answers
3. mine – c 6. hers – e 1. Mike has got a big mouth. / Mike hasn’t got
a small mouth.
Page 143 2. Harry has got straight hair. / Harry hasn’t got
curly hair.
Saxon Genitive 3. Mike isn’t fat. / Harry isn’t fat.
4. Harry isn’t tall. / Harry is short.
7 1. c 2. a 3. b
5. Mike is tall.
8 1. Ben’s
2. The students’ to be / have got Interrogative
3. My grandmother’s 8 1. Is
4. The children’s 2. Are
5. The boys’ 3. is your name
4. is your birthday
this, that, these, those 5. are you from
9 1. this 3. that
9 1. Have you got a sister?
2. those 4. these
2. Has your mother got blue eyes?
3. Has your partner got curly hair?
Wh- questions
4. What colour hair have you got?
10 1. Where is your hat? 5. Have your friends got long hair?
2. When is the exam?
3. Who is Linda? 10 1. John is 12 years old.
4. What is in the bag? 2. Have you got big feet?
5. Why are you happy? 3. She isn’t tall.
4. I haven’t got small eyes.
11 1. b 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. d 5. Are they nice?

Unit 1 Page 145

to be / have got
Unit 2
1 1. are 4. are There is / There are
2. is 5. is
3. is 1 1. There is 4. There are
2. There are 5. There is
3. There is 6. There are

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2 1. true 2 1. goes – d 4. surf – b

2. false – There aren’t four chairs in the kitchen. 2. studies – c 5. watches – f
3. false – There isn’t one bed in the bedroom. 3. like – e 6. send – a
4. false – There aren’t three toilets in the house.
5. true Page 147
6. true
3 1. I go home at 3.00 every afternoon.
3 1. Are there flowers in the garden? 2. My friend does sport in the afternoon.
Yes, there are. 3. Our teacher gives us homework every day.
2. Is there a cupboard in the living room? 4. We do exams on Fridays.
No, there isn’t.
3. Is there a cat on a sofa? 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct
answers.
Yes, there is.
4. Are there two desks in the bedroom?
Yes, there are. 5 Possible Answers
Jack and Emily sometimes play football.
5. Is there a black fridge in the kitchen?
Dan often plays football.
No, there isn’t.
Dan rarely rides a bike.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. Jack always rides a bike.
Emily never rides a bike.
Articles and quantifiers Dan and Jack often watch TV.
Emily sometimes watches TV.
5  Countable Uncountable
diary tea
Present Simple Negative and Interrogative
wall furniture 6 1. don’t do 3. doesn’t write
sandwich water 2. don’t ride 4. doesn’t like
man coffee
Page
shelf 145
7 1. Elizabeth plays basketball. She doesn’t play
foot
football.
2. Ethan and Lily do homework in the morning.
Page 146 They don’t do homework at night.
3. Mike studies French. He doesn’t study Chinese.
6 diary – diaries
4. Leo and Max buy magazines. They don’t buy
wall – walls
books.
sandwich – sandwiches
5. Laura eats salad. She doesn’t eat pizza.
man – men
shelf – shelves 8 1. Does – c 4. Does – b
foot – feet 2. Do – e 5. Does – a
3. Do – d
7 1. a 5. some
2. some 6. a 9 1. Do you like football?
3. an 7. an 2. When do you do your homework?
4. a 8. some 3. Does your mother play the guitar?
4. What do your parents do at weekends?
8 1. some 4. some
5. Where does your best friend live?
2. any 5. any
3. any
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9 1. a, the 4. any, the
Unit 4
2. any, the 5. an, the
Present Continuous
3. some, the
1 1. walking 5. stopping
10 1. any 5. the 2. swimming 6. studying
2. some 6. some 3. making 7. riding
3. any 7. an 4. buying 8. going
4. a 8. a
2 1. am sitting 4. is talking
2. is playing 5. am doing
Unit 3 3. are listening

Present Simple Affirmative 3 Sue is climbing the hill.

1  -s -es -ies Dan is riding his bike in the forest.
The boys are swimming in the lake.
plays teaches tries
reads goes cries I am walking on the beach.
talks watches studies

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4 1. The dog isn’t running. 4 Possible Answers

2. Emily isn’t giving the man money. Kate and James can swim far.
3. Craig and Mike aren’t playing football. Paul can’t swim far.
4. I’m not talking on the phone. James can kick hard.
5. We aren’t climbing the mountain. Kate and Paul can’t kick hard.
Kate can walk quickly.
5 1. She is climbing the hill. She isn’t sitting. Paul can walk quickly.
2. David and Adam are riding bikes. They aren’t James can’t walk quickly.
driving cars. Kate and James can’t dance nicely.
3. Tina and Jane aren’t playing tennis. They are Paul can dance nicely.
playing football.
4. Mr Black is talking on the phone. He isn’t eating. must, should
5. The cat isn’t sleeping. It is drinking the baby’s milk.
6. Mr and Mrs Black aren’t watching TV. They are 5 1. must 3. must
having a picnic. 2. mustn’t 4. mustn’t

6 1. Is Jane listening to music? No, she isn’t. 6 1. can 4. can’t

2. Are Mr and Mrs Black standing? No, they aren’t. 2. must 5. can
3. Is the baby crying? Yes, he / she is. 3. mustn’t
4. Are the birds sitting in the tree? Yes, they are.
5. Are David and Adam riding red bikes? 7 1. shouldn’t 4. should
2. should 5. shouldn’t
No, they aren’t.
3. Should

Page 149 8 
1. must 4. mustn’t
2. should 5. can
Present Simple / Present Continuous 3. can’t 6. shouldn’t

7 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. c
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8 1. do 4. are swimming Unit 6
2.. am exploring 5. is eating Comparative adjectives, (not) as … as
3. watches
1 1. bigger than
9 
1. walk 4. are planning 2. nicer than
2. isn’t swimming 5. wants 3. thinner than
3. don’t like 6. is saying 4. heavier than
5. smaller than
10 1. Is Kate travelling in France at the moment? – c
2. Does Paul want to come with us? – e 6. longer than
3. When does your family usually go on holiday? – b
4. Where are the boys staying right now? – d
2 1. Dogs are more popular than cats.
2. People are more intelligent than turtles.
5. What do you want for the beach? – a
3. A lion is more frightening than a zebra.
4. Butterflies are more colourful than rats.
Unit 5 5. Wild animals are more dangerous than pets.
can, Adverbs of manner
3 1. more dangerous than
1 1. Alice can’t catch the ball. 2. bigger than
2. Mark and Jacob can swim. 3. cleaner than
3. Dylan can do karate. 4. prettier than
4. Emma can’t run. 5. more unusual than
6. heavier than
2 1. Can your mother play football?
2. Can your friends speak Italian? 4 1. Morris is younger than Tom.
3. Can you see mountains from your house? 2. Jenny is more colourful than Lucy.
4. Can your father lift heavy weights? 3. Spot is fatter than Bob.
5. Can you throw a ball into the basket? 4. Mike is more frightening than Cindy.

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2. Fish are as colourful as birds.
3 1. well 4. easily
3. My cat is as friendly as my dog.
2. beautifully 5. quickly
4. That animal is as big as a bus.
3. high
5. Chimpanzees are as interesting as gorillas

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6 1. Tim’s dog isn’t as nice as Bob’s dog. 5 1. Yes, there was. 5. Yes, there were.
2. Cats aren’t as popular as dogs in many countries. 2. No, there wasn’t. 6. Yes, there was.
3. Goldfish aren’t as pretty as tropical fish. 3. Yes, there were. 7. Yes, there was.
4. A python isn’t as big as an anaconda. 4. No, there wasn’t. 8. Yes, there was.
5. Tarantulas aren’t as frightening as scorpions.
was / were
7 1. as heavy as
2. not as colourful as 6 1. was 4. were
3. not as friendly as 2. was 5. was
4. as tall as 3. were 6. were
5. not as popular as
7 
1. wasn’t 4. weren’t
2. was 5. weren’t
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3. were
Superlative adjectives
8 1. The grapes weren’t green.
8 1. the fastest
2. The apples were red.
2. the funniest
3. The cheese was yellow.
3. the most unusual
4. The olives weren’t black.
4. the fattest
5. The bread wasn’t white.
5. the most amazing
9 1. Were 4. Were
9 Possible Answers

2. Was 5. Was
1. The gorilla is the heaviest animal. The rat is the
3. Were 6. Was
tiniest animal.
2. A zebra’s eyes are the biggest eyes. A lion’s eyes
are the lightest eyes. Page 154
3. A rabbit / cat is the best pet. A lizard is the most Unit 8
unusual pet. Past Simple Affirmative
4. A wild animal is the most dangerous creature.
A robotic fish is the most interesting creature. 1 washed moved studied stopped
5. A horse’s legs are the longest legs. A rat’s legs are helped changed carried shopped
the thinnest legs. played used cried travelled
collected created tried planned
10 1. Tigers are the most beautiful wild cats in the world.
2. Benny is cleverer than his brother. 2 1. chatted 4. carried
3. Elephants are not as dangerous as crocodiles. 2. invented 5. organised
4. That is the ugliest fish ever. 3. competed
5. My cat is as big as my dog.
3  Base form Past Simple form
Unit 7 buy bought
There was / There were teach taught
do did
1 1. There was 4. There was read read
2. There were 5. There was say said
3. There was become became
write wrote
sing sang
2 1. There weren’t 4. There was
draw drew
2. There was 5. There wasn’t eat ate
3. There were have had
put put
3 Possible Answers
There weren’t any carrots on the list. 4 1. wrote 4. spoke
There weren’t any crisps on the list. 2. found 5. gave
There was bread on the list. 3. saw
There weren’t any fizzy drinks on the list.
There were eggs on the list. 5 1. Linda and Emily got up at 7.00. – d
There wasn’t any ice cream on the list. 2. Emily had a shower at 7.30. – c
There were grapes on the list. 3. Linda and Emily ate bread and cheese at 8.00. – e
4. Linda and Emily went to school at 8.30. – b
5. Linda did homework at 3.30. – a
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4 1. Was there 5. Were there
2. Was there 6. Was there
3. Were there 7. Was there
4. Was there 8. Was there

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Page 155 5 1. Are … going to have
Past Simple Negative and Interrogative 2. isn’t going to work
6 1. didn’t watch 4. didn’t find 3. are going to go
2. didn’t go 5. didn’t receive 4. am not going to buy
3. didn’t write 5. is … going to meet

7 Possible Answers
 6 1. is visiting
2. aren’t taking
Dylan and Alicia did homework.
3. Are … buying
Dylan and Alicia didn’t tidy the living room.
4. is … going
Dylan walked the dog.
5. are playing
Alicia didn’t walk the dog.
Dylan didn’t go shopping.
Alicia went shopping. will
7 1. will call
8 1. Did you and Mike leave early yesterday? – c 2. won’t be
2. Did Susan and Janet create a website? – b 3. won’t open
3. Did Louise design this building? – e 4. will have
4. Did it rain last month? – a 5. won’t forget
5. Did you read his e-mail? – d
8 1. Will … be
9 1. I didn’t have dinner last night. 2. will … arrive
2. They climbed Mount Everest a month ago. 3. Will … do
3. Did it snow last winter? 4. will … study
4. You didn’t tidy your room yesterday. 5. will … live
5. Did he receive an e-mail last week?

Unit 9
be going to, Present Continuous with
future meaning
1 1. is going to see
2. is going to take
3. are going to go
4. am going to bring
5. are going to have

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2
1. He isn’t going to fly to Lisbon tomorrow.
2. We aren’t going to go out on Saturday.
3. They aren’t going to visit the amusement park
next week.
4. I’m not going to visit my sister later.
5. She’s not going to go surfing on Saturday.

3 1. isn’t going to buy

2. aren’t going to have
3. is going to eat
4. is going to go

4 1. Is Max going to drink a fizzy drink?

No, he isn’t.
2. Are Paul and Sophie going to go shopping together?
No, they aren’t.
3. What is Paul going to buy?
He’s going to buy trainers.
4. Which amusement park is Sophie going to visit?
 She’s going to visit Funland Amusement Park.
5. What are Ellen and Ken going to eat?
They’re going to eat pizza.

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Pronunciation Appendix
Page 159 2 1. a. weak b. strong
Getting Started 2. a. strong b. weak
3. a. weak b. strong
2 1. /V/ 5. /i/
2. /a/ 6. /d/
3. /q/ 7. /X/ Unit 6
4. /f/ 8. /b/
1 1. /X/
3 1. ten 4. town 2. /W/
2. cat 5. grow 3. /f/
3. ruler 6. Monday
Page 161
4 1. green 4. orange
2. sixteen 5. eighty 2
3. pink 6. yellow /f/ /W/ /X/
father toilet medium
Unit 1 this honest wide
mother creative diving
1 1. forty 3. sixty these table island
2. seventeen 4. fifteen
3 1. they 4. tear
2 1. 16 3. 13 2. bat 5. dry
2. 90 4. 80 3. do 6. these

Unit 2 Unit 7
1 1. isn’t 4. is not
1 1. 1 4. 1
2. are not 5. There’s 2. 2 5. 2
3. There is 3. 2 6. 2

Page 160 2
Oo oO
2 1. garden 3. shelf, window
quiet hello
2. poster 4. lamps, living room
tasty guitar
lovely
Unit 3 olive
1 1. /Bh/
2. /h/
3. /g/ Unit 8

2 1 1. /W/ 2. /BX/ 3. /X/

/g/ /h/ /Bh/
likes loves watches 2
thinks does uses /X/ /W/ /BX/
surfs rides chooses designed looked started
sends received helped donated
refused liked painted
Unit 4
1 1. /V/ 3 1. competed, Olympics
2. /d/ 2. saved, many, animals
3. received, prize
2 1. /d/ 4. /d/ 4. worked, TV host
2. /V/ 5. /V/
3. /V/ 6. /d/
Unit 9
Unit 5 1 1. /A/
2. /B/
1 1. can’t 3. can’t
2. can 4. can 2 1. /A/ 5. /B/
2. /B/ 6. /A/
3. /A/ 7. /B/
4. /B/ 8. /A/

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