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    CONT ENTS Module 1 Module 4 Common words T Present simple Speng 2 fumbers 4 Present simple wth heshent A Day of te week «Shannen a fumes 100 & Negus 3 Postives and negatives 3 uestons 3 Module 1 Vocabulary booster: Everyday activities pry Names and counties Tiestove hote «ng a persona formation: be 3 Untenard eed Anglshmans home 3 Naonales ct rene = Vocabulary booster: Morecounesandratorates «uot of requency = Irorere & Aan vers % Negetve sentences & ord order raquency adverbs, aula Pa posserie actives 5 sing pte > be personal questions > tisten and reat oop rom diferent places a Punctuation: cata! eters 2 Module S ___ _ Improve Your wing: Adaeses in ngish 9 Vocabulary eon earner we covert 2 Module 2 stiles ad he = ideniving object i, tot ave, tose To most efoto some, not many 5 hove got 10 eatlr catchy pans oo wine x Guestns and short answers it Asking questions 2 ‘sorhes 11 Pronunciation: The etter @ 2 Adjectives and nouns 11 Woeabutary booster Ona pone 2 Vocabulary booster Mor everyy bets 12 Improve Yourwntig: Completing an immigration fom 38 Vocabulary: omy vocsblory @ Un and eae omous oly 3 Prepostions 13 thors there oe Question words 13 “snontansmers Improve yur wring Combining sentences re cer and FS arin Sout outa 15 Some ony a) and no ocala) Booster Vegetables andthe thngsto cat 38 Module 3 Questions with how much and how many 37 Vocabulary: common verbs Te Ordering fod ond ein > Proven spl! uesors 16 Soesbuery' cp of gts of ote of 5 pode nd epee 16 Improve your wing Descring food 38 vocabulary booster: Bulngs ° Uist and rend: Studying South Koes ws Module? . Vocsbstary: Oppostes 18 Past simple woshwere 8 Preposons of tne: ator to 19 vocabulary: Yeas, decades and cetures ° Voeabulory Daly roines 19 Pastsimpe-Spling fd endings © Subject and object pronouns ao tegen s Improve yor wing Commas, filstops.ondand but ——«20—_~rapostons of time a post simple: Regul an nepltverbs a ‘ocabuary booster: Conon verbs s tate andre: Te song ser a Vocabulary ie stores s Improve yur wring! Tine tinker befor fer, then 8S Module 8 Vocabulary: Types of fim ‘Adjectives to describe films Common verbs in the past tense Past simple: Negative Questions Short answers (Question words Past simple: Positive, negative and questions Pronunciation: Past forms Vocabulary booster: Books, magazines, newspapers LUsten and read: National heroes and heroines Arranging a night out Improve your writing: A diary Module 9 ‘Adjectives: Opposites Comparative adjectives Superlative adjectives, Comparative and supertative adjectives Pronunciation: Comparatives One and ones Vocabulary: shops and shopping LUsten and read: intelligent machines Improve your writing: Descrbing apace Vocabulary booster: & supermarket ‘Asking in shops Possessives Module 10 Speling: ng forms Present continious (Question words Short answers All forms Present continuous and Present simple ‘Vocabulary: Describing people lathes Listen and read: street style s Real tif: Stroet tlk Improve your writing: Correcting mistakes Pronunciation: stress in questions Module 11 Canican't for ability ‘Questions and short answers ‘Question words Word order in questions ‘Questions with other verb forms Vocabulary booster: Animals Usten and read: The animal world More about numbers Pronunciation: Numbers Articles Improve your writing: Punctuation Module 12 Future plans: going to wont t0 ‘Short answers would like to and wont to Future forms. Word combirations Suggestions and offers Pronunciation: 7, well Prepostions Vocabulary booster: At the beach Future time expressions Lsten and read: World weather report Vocabulary: The weather “Talking about the weather Improve your weting: Wete about aholiay place Module 13 Vocabulary: Education and learning might and might not will and won't rabably) ‘might (oot, will and won't Pronunciation: Contracted forms Listen and read: The five ages of English Vocabulary booster: in an Internet café Infinitive of purpose Infinitives with and without to Improve your writing: Abbreviations (Mr Mrs, Dr a) Module 14 Vocabulary: Ways of communicating Irregular past participles Present perfect Positive and negative ‘Questions and short answers Pronunciation: Past participles Speling: Regular past participles Time words with the Present perfect Word order Time words with the Present perfect and Past simple Real life: Telephoring Vocabulary booster: the post Improve your writing: Writing a note Module 15 Vocabulary: Things in a town Prepositions of movement hhave to, don't have to ‘Questions and short answers have to, don't have to, can, can’t Listen and read: Unusual places to visit Real ife: Following directions Vocabulary booster: & shopping centre Vocabulary: Adjectives to deserve towns Spelling and pronunciation: Silent letiers Improve your writing: A postcard Pronunciation table ‘Answer key « 70 70 n n n 2 2 7” 7 25 7s 7% ” 7 Be 7" ” 20 80 a a8 a9 99 90 a 92 93 93 93 94 95 9% Doe we NO) DNC HIRES on words Days of the week Rearrange the mixed-up letters to make a Write the missing letters to make the days of } common words. the week. 1 nam uw A eee »[Mondaa 3 rechate _ = ee 4 hirac 5 loo 5 orod oe 40 Tho 6 yoo —— 7 ekds poeumaean 7 a J 8 botenoke 6 js ore 9 wodwin 7 |s 10 dunsert 11 ney 7 b @LEB Listen and check your spelling. 12 lire - b Look at page 6 of the Students’ Book and check, Numbers 1-100 4 Do the calculation. Then write the numbers Numbers 0-21 in ful 2 Write the numbers. at t#re a os > BB+ 5He #20 age a 83+ tte ~ ur Ww MODULE Names and countries © Neole Kidman Australia 2 Complete the conversation with the words in 1 What | the box 5 May this your Hello you name's Nice 2 Her ‘And What Seaastan: Hello. (1) name (2) ______ sebastian, (eo) ee Sinorie? Fuonence, My (5) 's Florence, Semasmian: (6) Florence, to meet (7) Rlownc: )____ you @ Dovid and Vicioria Beckham ~ England Semastian: And (%)___ 3 my ftend, 1 What _ SO Charlotte. a Fiowerct: Hello, Charlotte a es ; Cramorte (0) 7 eo ‘GUBD Listen and repeat the conversation. @ Jocks chan ~China Sonal mation: be 2 perme 5) Write the questions and answers 2 His © Fondo ~ Braz 3 Where 1 What 2 ais nan 2 His uaute's Ronald 2 Where “she fivwa? 4 He sti vat Baraat | bars module 1 Nationalities 3 a a Find twelve nationalities in the word square. usSTRALIAN) Ey ruRKISH# NARSPATPA uPOSTTKAB TALITANONR ANITANKRIT MERNIMEST OSWATUAHTI RENCHANOS ORIPOLISH TUCHINESE Vocabulary booster More countries and nationalities qcwrre the nationalities. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 Thailand Thai Brak swicertand Hungary Mexico Conada tayot Indonesia, eland Argentina b Listen and check. Practise saying the countries and nationalities. is or are 5 Complete the sentences with is or are. a b « a o My name __is _ Martina Where you from? ____ Walter from Germany? He twenty-two years old. Ross and Jennifer married? you on holiday? Fernanda {Spanish teacher. Negative sentences 6 ‘Make the sentences negative, a b a isn't Edinburgh vin England. 1’m from Ireland My mother and father are English Brazil isa small country My name is Lana. Mj sister is martied 1'm fineen years old Philip and Elizabeth are on holiday. Short answers 7 rte the short answers for he questions a Are you Portuguese? No, Vm Brazilion, Is James English? Yes, ___. He's from Manchester. Is your address 16 New Street? No, Is 26 New Road. Are you and your friend here on holiday? No, We're here on business. Is Barbara married? Yes, Her husband's a doctor. Are you married? Yes, This Is Thomas an actor? is my husband, James. No, He's a musician, Are Anne and Michael English? No, They're from Ireland. Is ‘Howard’ your surname? Yes, My first name's Tony. Is Jacqueline a teacher? No, she’s a student, Possessive adjectives Look at the pictures and complete the sentences, with my, your, his, her, our or their. ( ic) @ 5 ( This is Thelma with (e) _two children ~{)___names are Bob and Tracey ~and igh brother (And this is) ____ dog. what's () ___name, friena? Indefinite article: a(n) Q wteaoren 4s __ actor = businesswoman e-mail address _ lesson telephone number holiday __ teacher _____ English teacher Vocabulary Jobs 1 O Rearanse the mixed up letters to make words for jobs. The first etter is underlined Facto suren or _ eclipo coiffer grenis posh stitanssa anumisic rawyel cleritineac : zene be: personal questio 11 3,complete the questions wit the words in the box. business married job nante™ umber you from address What's your amie? Where are you 2 Are you here on. —? How old are ? ‘What's your telephone ? Are you ? What's your e-mait__ ? What's your ? GED tisten to the questions. Practise saying them iS moc } ©) GARD Listen to andior read about four people from different places. Who: a. isan actress? is from London? b isa taxi driver? _ iis from Edinburgh? = . © isfrom France? eee 9. tsa bus driver? a dre musicians? his 45 years old? ne People from different places Beatrice Santini is from Donna Fioreli is from France. She's 28 years old, New York. She's a and she's an actress, She's taxi driver. She's 45 married, her husband is film years old. fs she married? director, Karol Balewski "Yes, | am... I'm married Karol is 56 years old. Their to my job! home isin Paris LS CT ‘Hello. My name is David Allan, Doug, Mill. I'm 37 years old, and Richard and Kirsty I'm single. I'm a bus driver are Plankton in London, I'm also 2 writer four musicians my first book is Bus Driver from Aberdeen, in on Holiday. Seatland, Their manager is Betty Booth. Betty is from Edinburgh, ‘and she's 25 years old, Circle the capital letters. 0 she's mrs sarah grant We use capital letters for b my mother’s from: the united states. ~ names Lara €roft © are you spanish? Ules ‘Mr Brown, Doctor Todd q__ our school is in camden road. = countries China 7 ~ nationalities Brozilian i'm fom rome ~ roads Fifth avenue £ eric lives in berlin townsicities Istanbul = the baginning of sentences What's your name? Improve your writing Addresses in English 14° Look at the address on this envelope. eM Meh | ——T05, Anthdny Worrall first name + sumame street name came} 10 Downing St London town/city postcode bb Write these addresses in the correct order. 1. SW1S 6GS ~ South London College ~ UK ~ London ~ Richmond Road ~ 52 2 Dublin 4 ~ Ireland ~ Mary Burke ~ Mrs ~ 109 St Stephen Street © Write the capital letters miss sarah ellis, 62 high street ‘amersham hp? 6a) england mr simon henderson 12 muirfield road glasgow 912 85) scotland IG treet country United Kingdom) Pronunciation Jol, fea! and Jail these words. Practise saying ther. 5 5, SEED titer tote pronunciation of yo! feud faut what name 1 from ‘age fine holiday they my b GEED Listen to the words. Write /o/, fet! or fal. write foul eight job doctor spain nice 1 2 3 4 5 nine 6 7 8 not = MODULE2 2ntifying objects: this, that, these, those 4 Deseribe the pictures, using this, that, these or those. Soa sg a __ this car b shoes © _____ boy “SR ee cle with objects — have/has got @ Read the information in the table, Complete the sentences with 's got, hasn't got, 've got or haven't got. a | Sia ge fiers car? yes — an Audi | two | no Computer? | no 1 Silvia_'S yot___a dog ~ his name's Rex. 2 She a car-it'san Audi 3. she «computer, 4 Martin and Inge ____a pet. 3 They _ __ two cars, 6 They ____a computer. a __4 mobile phone 7 Alfonso two cats. b ____ English dictionary 8 He acar, < camera 9° He ____a computer. a address book < ee. b Listen and check. Practise saying the { _______ photos sentences. 9 diary ho identity cara m Have Wyouwerthey got | a dog? | gear Yes, youtwe have No, iyoulwe haven't Mashosshent got |_a.computer? Yes, helshelit has. No, helsheiit hasn't, 2 s20k back atthe information about Siva, Martin and Inge, end Alfonso. Compiete the questions and answers below. 1 _tuis Silvia _get a doa? yes, she hus. 2 she _ car? 3 she : ‘a computer? a ___Martin and Inge ape S they aca? 6 _____they_a computer? Toe Aono a pet? 9 ____he__a computer? b Listen and check your answers, Practise saying the questions and short answers. ’s = is or has 5 In the paragraph below, sis missing nine times. write ‘sin the correct places My friend Steve’ got a fantastic life. He only 21 but he got a great job — he a professionel footballer ~ and he got lots of money. He got a new car, t00 - it a Porsche. It white and it got everything, even a CD player! b Does 's = is or has? 1 his 4 7 2 5 - 8 3 6 9 Adjectives: = go before nouns ~ do not change ~ donot use and a comfortable car bio eyes tong redhat | Put the adjective in the correct place in the sentences. @ Max has got a car~ it's a BMW. (German) ax has got 4 Genuat car = W's 4 BMI, b Your dog has got eyes. (beautiful) © We've got two cats at home. (black) I've got a computer game - Crash I! (fantastic) @ My friend Al is a musician, (professional) £ Lauren Bacall Is my actress. (favourite) 9 My sister's got a mobile phone. (nev) hh Goldie is a dog. (friendly) W ae = module 2 Vocabulary booster Vocabulary More everyday objects Family vocabulary Colin is Jane's _ Jason is Sam's | » Match the objects with the 2 Look at the picture and information about the Doyle family. words in the box. Use the information to complete the sentences. «@ passport aminor 1 Joe is Brenda's _ alipstick — lighter 2 Jason is Joe's a driving icence| acom UF 3. Brenda is fason’s ‘analarm clock | painkillers [ in 2 toothbrush sunscreen 4 ‘eis ane's— — an MP3 player) toothpaste 5 Joe and Brenda are Jane's 6 7 8 Jane is Sam's b Answer the questions with two sentences, as in the example. 1 Who is Nora Walker? nda and Sam's mother, She's bine and a: ws granalootlur 2 Who is Jason? 3° Who is Sam? 4 Who is Brenda? 5 Whois Jane? 6 Who are Jane and Jason? Sam Doyle ~ Brenda's brother ° @) \\ Brenda Doyle - joe's wite Colin Best ~ Jane's husband \ : 4) \ jason dose Jane's brother (LED Listen and check Practise saying the words. Jane Best ~ joe and | 12 Brenda's daughter Nora Walker (Nana) - Brenda's mother Listen and read 9° GEAB Listen to andior read the text about the iglesias family. A famous family ‘lio Iglesias is from Spain. The world’s number 1 Spanish singer in the 70s and 80s, with songs like Begin the Beguine, he is now the father of a famous family. The three children from his marriage in the 1970s to actress Isabel Preysler - two sons and a daughter ~ are now all famous too. His daughter, Chabeli, is a journalist in Washington, in the United States. His sons’ names are Julio Junior and Enrique: Julio Junior is a model, actor and singer. His songs are in English and Spanish, Enrique Iglesias is also a famous singer. His home is in Miami, Florida. He's got two Porsche cars at homel! Complete the information in the family tree about the Iglesias family. 1 Julio iglesias © Put the questions in the correct order, 1 Iglesias ~ Where - is - Julio — from? where is lio iglesias fron? 2 children’s ~ are ~ What ~ his ~ 4 Isabel - is ~ Preysler ~ Who? 5 job -Chabeli’s is - What? 6 funior — julio - singer ~ Is - a? ique’s - Where ~ home ~ is? 8 Porsche - got ~ Has ~a Enrique? Answer the questions 1-8 above. “module 2 Possessive 's 1.O Wits 'sinte corect pace inthe sentences, as in the example. @ Patrick is Jane's brother. > Is that Michaet car? € Its Tessa bitthday on Saturday. 4d What's your mother name? © Where's Philip desk? {My husband name is Peter. Jo ls my sister friend hh Carla house is in the centre of Rome. Spelling Plurals Ai one the plural of the words. 1 diary dlavies 2 dictionary 3 box 4 university 5 baby 6 key 7 match 8 watch 9 house 30 bus 11 address 12 boy b What are these irregular plurals? 1 aula child 2. woman 3. businessman 4 wife 5 life 6 person 14 Pronunciation The sounds /s/ and /z/ 1D 2, SED steno the pronunciation ofthe ‘s! sound, Underline the /s! sounds. = What's this? It’s my passport b Jsten to the pronunciation of the /2! sound. Circle the /7/ sounds. Hipfriend’s name is James. © Listen. Underline the s! sounds. 1 This is my sister. Her name's Suzanne 2 Those are my keys! 3. She's seven years old 4 What's his address? 5 She's got fantastic blue eyes. 6 What's your brothers first name? 7. Sarah is @ famous actress 8 What's the answer to this question? d Listen again, Circle the /! sounds Prepositions 13 Choose the correct preposition. a What's that at /imEnglish? Have you got your diary for / with you? ¢ We've got two dogs at /in our family. d_ John is a student at /for Cambridge University. We've got cable TV at /to home. f I've got a pen in /on my bag, Chasis here on / for holiday. This watch is fo / from Switzerland. Question words 14 Complete the questions with the words in the box. Who How Where What How | what How What Who What a What's your surname ? b do you spel it? c 's that man over there? a colour is your car? e old is your nephew? f does ‘niece’ mean? 9 ______ 1s your father from? h 's your favourite actor? i do you say this word? 1 have you got in your bag? Improve your writing Combining sentences 5 Mess one sentence using and and pronouns 2 My sister's married. My sister’s got two children, My sister's married and she's got two children. b My father's 42, My father’s a lawyer. © My cousin Steve Is 33. Steve isn’t married. d_ My parents have got a new car. The new car is fantastic! © Prague is the capital of the Czech Republic. Prague is very beautiful f Maria and | are on holiday. Maria and I are in, Thailand now. Writing about your family 16° Read about the people in this family People in my family My father'sname is qo @ ° Martin Hancock. He's fifty-three years old and he's an architect. He and my mother aren't married now ~ they're divorced. His new wife's name is Judy. They've got a baby daughter — her name’s Cassandra and she's beautifull! My sister, Caroline, is twenty-eight years old, and she’s a teacher. She's married. Her husband's name is Marcos ~ he’s from Chile. They've got two daughters: Rebecca, who's five, and Annabel, who's two years old. Ym their aunt!! My cousin Martha is from Australia. She's nineteen years old, and she isn’t she’s a student at the University of Melbourne. She's got a boyfriend — hi is Mark, He's twenty. He isn'ta student he's a professional musician. The name of his group is MC2. marrie My grandmother is about eighty years old. Her name is Beatrice. She's got six children — four sons and two daughters ~ and she's got = twenty-three grandchildrent! | etme ~ b Write sentences about some people in your family Examples father's name is Kart sister, Miyjana, is twenty years old. 15 Vocabulary Common verbs 4, Matzhieae words of phrases from the box to ch verb below, Negatives 2 Join a sentence beginning with an ending to make negative sentences, Most peope don't work economics Maoris don’t come fom - 2 at the weekend meat inasmalnouse Spanist ‘ me een wean omy 3 People in Brazil don't speak Australia for Nike economics rene 4 Babies dan't go meat law long hours a lot o fish 5 Most children don’t study to school water mineral Japanese 6 Vegetarians dont eat Spanish touniversity black tea tothe cinema alot in Mexico city inan office inrestaurans alot, @ze® Listen and check. Practise saying the at university sentences. a speak _Spuntish, French, Japanese Positive and negative > iv _ . 2 Read the information about Thomas and © work ‘Angela, from Sweden, and Julia and Ken, from 4 go Singapore study io Thomos and Angela 9. dvink a home | a five-bedroom house in Present simple Questions Ok Complete the questions with a word. Do you __ live _in Edinburgh? ____ your parents speak English? De you and your brother go alot? 1 2 3 4 Doyou green tea? § Do you and your family live__a flat? 6 Po Ben and james __ German? 7 Do you eat a lot chocolate? 8 Doall the students _law? 8 Doyou __with your parents? 1 Do you work hours? b Listen and check, Practise saying the questions 16 8 small town in Sweden languages | Swedish, English, German 4{—__ jobs | they're lawyers hobbies | the cinema | arinks | rier water andctee | food ‘Swedish and Italian food Julia and Kea home a small flatin the certve of Singapore city languages | English, Chinese, Malay jobs they're teachers pp——_| | hobbies | eating in restaurants drinks tea food | Chinese food » Complete the sentences. Vocabulary boc 1 Thomas and Angela _dov't ive __ in a big city 2 They in abig house an one 6 2 belts blunt wordsin heb 4 They chinese 5 They ina school AlbloceoMfatSabrary aschool a bank 6 they tothe onema aot supermarket avalvey station a hosptel _ahotel 7 They mineral water 8 They Chinese fod, 9 Iulia and Ken __live in a big city IEE 10 They _ inabig house petetererel} 11 They Chinese and English fai : 12 They man ofc ee a es antag =] a They | to the cinema a lot ; 15. They —~cotee 16 They Chinese food Questions and short answers Answer the questions about Thomas and Angela, and Julia and Ken with short answers, Then answer the questions about yourself. a Do Thomas and Angela live in a small town? Yes, they de, Do you live in a small town? Nu, t don't, D Do they work in an office? Do you work in an office? __ © Do they speak Chinese? Do you speak Chinese? _ d_ Do they drink tea? Do you drink tea? © Do Jutia and Ken live in a big city? De you live in a big city? F Do they go to the cinema a lot? __ Do you go he cinema a lo? @ Do they eat ttslian food? Do you eat Italian food? _ Do they drink tea? Do you drink tea? 9 EEED listen and check. Practise saying the words. 17 S module 3 _ — nd read GEED Listen to andior read the text about young people in South Korea, Studying in South Korea What time do you have breakfast? ‘Where do you have lunch? Do you go out with your friends for a coffee after school or after worl? Do you work in the evenings, or do you have dinner with family or friends? Life is very different for many young people in South Korea. It's very important for people to g0 to a good university, and find a good job so study is very, very important! Young people get up at about six o'clock, have breakfast with their family, and then go to school . . . schools in South Korea start at seven o'clock. Answer the questions. 1 What time do most young people get up in South Korea? They get ap at about six o'clock, 2 What time da schools start in South Korea? 3 Where do most young people have lunch? 4 What time do schools in South Korea finish? 5 Where do many young people go in the evening? 6 What time do the libraries close? 7 How do students go home? 8 What time do they go to bed? 18 ‘After five hours of lessons in the morning, it’s time for lunch. Most people have lunch at school. Then there are more lessons until six o'clock . . . but that’s not the end! Many young Koreans go to the library and study from about eight o'clock to eleven or twelve o'clock, when the libraries close. At that time, they go home in a special minibus. Most students don’t go to bed before one or two o'clock, and then the next day, after just four or five hours of sleep, it’s time to get up again! Vocabulary Opposites Rearrange the letters to make opposites. Look at page 28 of the Students’ Book, if necessary. € qotebed te9 pu i d open solce i fe qoou — moce meno { asvack a. gib lame g Start school valee loscoh h theweek het newdeke Telling the time ge the times. Complete the sentences with in, at or to. ts seven o'clock __ist_ the morning Do you havea big lunch _ Sunday? I get up six o'clock, We work from eight to twelve ___ the morning Shops don't stay open _ night. nish work at seven o'clock _the evening Do you go out a lot __ the weekend? The children don’t sleep __ the afternoon, Daily routines Match the verbs with the nouns. a have the bus © goto lunch 4 have bed late «havea the newspaper f watch shower 9 come dinner h catch work 1 goto v 19 mS module 3 — Subject and object pronouns 4, you, he, she, it, we and they are subject pronouns. ime, you, him, her, it, us and. them are object pronouns. | subject object | pronoun pronoun | 1 > me | you 9 you he 2 him she her it > it we > us thy > them | | We use object pronouns: + ater prepositions Come with me + when the pronoun isthe object of the sentence. Sarah knows him. Correct the pronouns in bold, as in the example. x: What’ fer name? w: Karen, sz How do you spell he? it Is that letter for 1? © A: What time is your bus? : Teatch her at half past da: Is that your brother? 1: Yes, its, but who's that with he? A: My favourite TV programme is ER, Do you watch them? 8: No, [don't £ a: What's Sally's address? : I don't know. I haven’t got him with 1 9 We've got a big flat and my grandparents live with we. hx: Who are those people? 8: I don’t know they. Pronunciation The letter i 133 We pronounce the letter i in different ways. Listen to these examples. Ii live, city Jaif 1, like Look at the words in the box. Do we pronounce / as i! or as fau!? Put the words into the correct column, drink six big JHE finish this time nine five children write listen night dinaer © GEE Listen and check. Practise saying the words, Improve your writing Commas, full stops, and and but full stop linkers ‘and, but 1.42 rte 8 comms fl top anda inka in the sentence below Jn Britain children start school at about 9 o'clock in the morning in Poland, they start school at 8 o'clock ‘ Use the information in the box to write sentences about the differences between life in New York and life in York, a town in the north of England. Use commas, full stops, and or but. New York, USA ‘Most people ive in partments) | houses Most people start work | 8am | 9am Most people finish work | 6pm | s20pm Chitdren start school at | § years 4 years ‘Most shops open at | 9am 9am Most shops close at 8pm 6pm (seve York / live J York ive) New York mast peuple Live in apartinenits, but in York must people live ui howses (New York / start work / finish work) Ut New York most people start work at § au at 6 pu sis they fiish (York / start work / finish work) (New York / finish work / York) (New York J shops open / close) (New York / shops close / York) toc both and neithe: — We use me too to agree with a positive sentence. A ve got a cat 8: Me too!! We use me neither to agree with a negative sentence. ‘A: Pm not married. 8: Me neither. We use both to say that two things or people are the same Notice the position of both, We both like jazz, They are both ten years old. [Complete the sentences 2 both, neither or too. a: Are you from the USA? s: Yes, I'm from California, a: Oh really? Me Paula and her sister are teachers A: We're here on holiday, How about you? 8: Yes, me a: don’t understand this fim, &: Me Nick and I work at The Bridge Hotel. vs: (don’t take milk in my coffee B No,me_ x: Idon’t go to bed late. &: Me a: Tread The Economist &: Me 21 7 = MODULE4 ent simple Spelling 4 Write the letters to make the helshetit form, 1 4 My mother reads Hil magazine. £ Francis enjoy watching football on TV. James watch _ TV in the morning. 9 My brother say_ he’s fine. © Winnie come. from South Korea. hy Norma stud___ economics at the University 4 Richard live_ in the United States. of Leeds. @ She go... to bed at eleven o'clock 1 lan alwoys play football on Saturday. mple with he/she/it Look at the information in ; the chart and complete these Nationality Job ‘Address Languages Hobbies sentences about Akiko Murata Akiko | Japanese | fashion | Golden Gate Japanese, cooking, 1 she ves (come) from | Murata | | design | ave.san English ballet Japan, | | student | Francisco, | 2 She (study) | usa fashion desig i fashion design. David Grtish English the English English, watching 3 She — live) in San ones teacher School, French, ‘football, Francisco. Seoul, Korean playing 4 She (spe0k) South Korea the guitar Japanese and English — ———— ne ike) Beatriz Argentinian bark Carrer Spanish, painting, cooking and ballet ayala employee Sonavists | Catalan, going to Barcelona, English the gym Listen and check Spain - Practise saying the sentences Zoltan Hungarian music —_-Rue ’Aleray, Hungarian, playing Tarai teacher | Paris, France French, tennis, German walking Write sentences about David, Beatriz and Zoltan 9 _ (work) sing the Present simple. 10 = (0 to the gyn) 1 David teaches English (each) 1 Zoltan spaaks Hungaria, Eroucle aud Genuan He - (come frors) (speak) a - dive, 12 He (come from) ni (peak) 3 (ive) : a “tpl, (teach) 6 Beatriz lis in Spain, _________ ive 15 — play) 7 she (come trom) 8 er) 22 Short answers 3: Look at the information about Akiko and David on page 22 and write the correct short answer. 1 Does Akiko come from Japan? Yes, she does. 2 Does she study economics? No. she docsitt 3. Does she live in New York? 4. Does she speak English? 7 5 Does she lke ballet? 6 Does David come from the USA? __ 7 Does he teach English? 8 Does he Hive in South Korea? 9 Does he speak Chinese? 10 Does he play tennis? ZED Listen and check. Practise saying the questions and short answers Negatives fj > Wake these sentences negative 1 Maria likes studying grammar. Maria doesn't like studying grioepnat: 2. Itrains in summer. 3. My brother likes getting up at seven o'clock 4. The restaurant closes on Sunday evening 5. Martin comes to class every week. 6 Tony buys all his food at the supermarket 7 Carla drives to work. 8 My cousin visits me every month, bb @ECED Listen and check. Practise saying the sentences, Positives and negatives. Put the verbs ir brackets into the correct form of the Present simple Malcolm Tracey (a) sloesit ge (not go) to work: he only (b) {go on holiday in the Caribbean, But Malcom isa (eave) his home town to millionaire, He (¢)___ (owrite) books about money, and how to make a lot of it. His new book is called Easy Money: How to make money without getting out of bed. Malcolm (d) in a large house near London. He (e) lve) (get up) at about eight o'clock in the morning, and @ {have} breakfast with his family. Alter breakfast, he (9) (drive) his children to school, and (h) (read) the newspaper in the garden until lunchtime, After lunch, he) {buy) and () (al) fon the Internet. He (k) _ (finish) work at four o'lock when his children come home. ‘'ve got 2 simple system for making money Malcolm 0 (say). tem) not work) for everybody .. but it (a) (ork) for met!” Questions 6 ‘Write questions about Malcolm. (where / ive) (When / get up) _ (What / do / after breakfast) (Where / read the newspaper) __ (Where / go on holiday) (What / do after lunch) Where does be live? module 4 abulary booster Everyday activities J» Match the phrases in the box with the pictures below. clean your teeth havea shower | go for a walk get dressed wake up goforarun b @EEED Listen and check. Practise saying the phrases. like, love, hate + -ing Read about Irene and Agnes and find out what © they like and dislike about their life | irene and Agnes are both au pairs: they live with @ | tomy ao house ceon te noe and hep | | itn the children. In te afternoon, they goto an English class In the evenings, they often babyst Leys horriblell! Thate it! 4 2=1 don't like it 5 3=0K like it. W'S fantastic! I love itl! lene Agnes taking the children to school 2 | 4 doing housework 1 5 talking to the family 5 2 going to English ciass 4 1 babysitting 2 4 24 catch a bus goto the gym cookameal (| meet friends b Write about their likes and dislikes. 1 (taking the children to school) Irene aking the child 1 to schoo) Age hildron 10 sche (doing housework) Irene _ Agnes (talking to the family) Irene Agnes 4. (going to English class) Irene Agnes 5 tbabysitting) trene Agnes Listen and read © @LED Usten to andior read to the text about English people's homes abroad. An Englishmans home ... ‘An Englishman's home’, they say, ‘is his castle? Perhaps that’s true ... but nowadays the home often isn’t in England ... it’s abroad! More than half « million British people have a second home in another country. Many buy old houses in the south of France, or in Tuscany. in the north of Italy. The Eurostar train, which goes from London to Paris in three hours, makes it ezsy to go from one home to the other quickly ‘The Noteman family, who live in London, have got a small house in Gascony. They sometimes go there for weekends, and they always spend the summer in France with their four children, Jerry Noteman says. ‘We really like living in France: the ‘weather is usually good, we like the food and the ‘wine and the people are very friendly. We don’t usually speak French when we go out .. most of our neighbours in the village are English, too!” b Answer these questions. 1 How many British people have a home abroad? More thus builf @ million, 2 Where do they often buy houses? 3 Where does the Eurostar train go to? 4 Where do the Noteman family live in England? 5 Where do they live in France? 6 Where do they spend the summer? 7 How many children do they have? 8 What do they like about living in France? 9 Where do most of their neighbours come from? Pronouns 10 Replace the words in bold with a pronoun from the box. Thim if she them = her they it “them Is your ice-cream OK? Do you like your ice-cream? it b_& Do you Like cats? Yes, [love cats. Tove flying ~ 1 think flying is great. _ _ I've got twelve brothers and sisters and my brothers, and sisters are all married. I don’t like dogs ~ I'm frightened of dogs. __ f Jon doesn't ike me and { hate Jon! 9 A: Do yau enjoy flying? 8: No, 1hate flying 7 hha: Do you like Diana? Yes, [love Diana! | think Diana’s fantasti! 25 Adverbs of frequency 11 Choose the correct alternative. onthe orig, the sn Ge estes comes up ines b- Sharks never / sometimes / often kill people, Children never / don’t often / usually like sweets. d__ In the game of chess, black always / never / usually starts. © People with brown halr don’t often / never / often hhave brown eyes. £ Monday always / often / usually comes before Tuesday. A year always / never / usually has 364 days, 1 Spiders always / often / sometimes have eight legs. Activity verbs 12 come the sentences with the verbs in the box. read write study write watch listen plays go visit gad go. listen aA: Do you read day? No, Idon't. Lonly _rxad — magazines. ba: Do you ever swimming at the the newspaper every weekend? ‘No, [ don't, but I often shopping! © My mother and father always __a video on «a Friday night, @ Tusually toa CD when I drive to work. Inever to the radio, © My brother Hector loves sport: he rugby, basketball, tennis and chessi! fF Inever _ _ letters, but 1 __ alot of e-mails! 9 Talways my friend Roger when I'm in London, ha: I'm at Edinburgh University. ® What do you___? as Law, 26 Word order: frequency adverbs, auxiliaries 1 3 Put the words in brackets in the correct places in the sentences, as in the example. Beans tien ter rans eas poamam) b Caroline eats fish. (never) peer A (eae ee crcty Sea ee f The Brown family uswally to Italy on holiday. (go) g The weather always cold in January. (is) hh The buss late. (often) Pronunciation Plural nouns with /s/, /z/ and /1z/ il 4 a Listen and notice the pronunciation of the plural form of these words, shop shops iS/ key keys ial bus buses /iz/ b Write the plural form of the nouns below. Do we pronounce the s at the end of the word as Is, 2/ or huh 1 dog_ Z 2 crowd 3. spider_ 4 actress 5 beach. 6 driver. 7 student_ 8 restaurant_ 9 house. 10 friend_ 11 parent_ 12 address © Listen to the pronunciation of the words. Practise saying them. king polit Impro Put the words in the A paragraph. about a friend correct order. Match the questions and answers want - Do - tea - you a? Do you want a tea? 1 What's his name? a He's a musician like - Excuse ~ please - coffees~ 2 Where does he come from? ma bar called East and id two = 1~ me West - 3. Where does he live now? © Takosh e 4 What does he do? They're very nice when you know ther. of - those ~~ like ~ one ~ y please ~ 'd 5 Where does he play? The rain What does he like about life in London? In London ae -_ 7 What does he dislike about lif in London? g Okinawa, in Japan bill like ~'d-me-Excuse- 8 _ What does he think of the people? bh The internatio please ~~ the atmosphere milk ~ you - with - want your Do tea? ‘Add apostrophes to the sentences. Av Anything else? No thanks, Im fine ld lke a milk, thank you, but I dont want x: Whats the time? Use the information to write a paragraph about Takashi, lke this & Im sorry, [havent got a watch. My friend Tokashi ___ Okinawa, in fapan, but now he x Do you want a drink? _ in London ‘9 musician, and Thats a good idea! in a bar called Fast and West. He _____the 1s that Elenas bag? international atmosphere in London, but _ the rain! He the people are very nice 27 Vocabulary Means of transport J Write the missing letters. © nonce or. BWLY >) Complete the sentences with by, to, on, off, for or from 4 Most people go to work _by car, Its not possible to drive to the beach: go © My lourney —__ work takes about 30 minutes 4 tnThailand, cars drive _the left. € You can fy ___ Scotland direct from Paris {This is where you wait ___a bus tothe railway station 4 Please wait for people to get — the bus before you get hI never walk town: Falways go 1 This bu 28 MODULES es the airport to the city centte. can/can’t Look at the motorway signs. What canican't you do on the motorway? Complete the sentences. 2 @ @ You can't _ stop on the motorway. b You_ rive at 100 kilometres an hour, © You___ rive at 180 kilometres an hour, d You ___ ride a bicycle on the motorway. e You ___walk on the motorway. You. find something to eat and drink at the service station, g You. ___ buy petrol at the se h Yo ice station turn roun i Leamer drivers __ use the moterway. Short answers ( short answers with can |. antiyoureshevenney drive? Yes, youteshehwehoy can 4 Write the short answers. Oley roe eee It’s 8.30 in the morning. Can I park here? _Yes. you cau 2 Can { park here on a Sunday? 3. Can I smoke here? : SORRY No children under 18. 4. Tom and Barbara are sixteen years old. Can they go in? — 5 I'm nineteen years old. Can { go in? 6 Can I cross the road now? ‘NO? DOGS 7 I've got a dog. Can it come in? For Sale HERE es 8 Excuse me, can we buy a phonecard here? _ ERD Listen to the questions and answers. Practise saying them Articles: a and the 5 Wie orth he corct places in the sentences, as in the examples a Can you rdebicyce? j the > Does i takelfong time to gett centre of London? © always drive to work, but lot of people come by underground d_ Parking is real problem near my house. © The traffic is very bad in evening. £ My uncle jis train driver. 9. Have you got car? ‘We live in small town in United States 6 Insaeh sentence, one the i unnecessary. Cross it out, as in the example. Parking is very difficult in the city centre, so f always go there by shé bus. ight o'clock is a good time to phone Thomas: he is always at the home in the evening © Isso cold today that a lot of people can’t go to the work. d The train times are different on the Sundays. © What do you think of the public transport in the London? f You can use @ Rell Card in most countries in the Exrope. 9 Do the people drive on the left n the United Arab Emirates? hur plane arrives in Los Angeles at the two o'clock in the aftemoon, 29 a lot of, some, not many Rearrange the words to make sentences. a bicycle ~ children — learn ~ Most - to ride children learn to ride « bicyele many ~ Not ~ on ~ people ~ Sundays - work d_ can't ~ coffee ~ drink ~ without sugar ~ people Some @ lot of - flying - like ~ people - A - don't £ Not many — understand - japanese European people - con 9) enjoy ~ to tourists ~ Most ~ in my town ~ talking hy drive ~ night - at - Some ~ people - dangerously 30 Listen and read (ELD Listen to andior read the text about transport statistics Transport statistics ED is the number of hours it takes to travel from Londen to New York by plane. Se» is the number of platforms ‘at New York's Grand Central Terminal Station. Half a million people use the station every day. LID re. 500sb SE sp0ed of the Spanish AVE {rain, which goes from the copital city Madrid to Seville, in the south of Spain, 0 distance of 470 km. The journey takes about hwo and a half hours, is the number of passengers who can travel in a Boeing 747-400 aeroplane. It can fy for more than 12,000 kilometres without stopping, That's from London to Tokyo &3 cond bock again, kilometres is the distance of the Trans-Siberian roilvay, swhich goes from Moscow to the town of Viadivostok in ‘eastern Russia, The journey takes seven days €« AY femur oF taxis in Gn) is the total kilometres of roads ETT is the number of people 7 Se who travel through Heathrow ff Airport, near London, every year ‘Answer the questions about the text. How long does it take to travel from Madrid to Seville by the AVE train? Two quad a hal hows, Where does the Trans-Siberian railway begin? How many people can travel on a Boeing 747-400 aeroplane? Which country has 6,000,000 kilometres of road? How many people pass through Heathrow Airport every year? Which city has 60,000 taxis? Which railway station has 44 platforms? How long does it take to fly from London to New York? aa Real Catching planes and trains (©) & Make two dialogues with the sentences in the box That’s £2.00, Here's your boarding card. You're seat 25¢. When's the next train? Which platform ist? Gate 14, but your flight's delayed by one hour. Which gate is it A172 to Copenhagen. Here's my ticket. Platform 3. No, only hand luggage. © Atithe checkin desk at an airport Good morning. Which fight are you on? passencer: (1) cum: Have you got any luggage? rassenceR: (2) _ cue: (3) assancer: (4) _ cueek: (5) © Abthe ticket office in an underground station ences: Hello, a single to Oxford Circus, please. cm: Passencer: (7) cuenk: They're every five minutes. rassencen: (8) en cen: (9) GEED Listen and check your answers. 31 module 5 tions Vocabulary booster 4p) Complete the questions with the verbs inthe «ON. plane LU box. 12: Match the words in the box with the things Do does Can Is Has Are can Have ~ in the picture. sre co goes | nape Date | an overhead locker |_| a flight attendant a __Ayg trains crowded in Lisbon? = ® b What time ___people travel to work in Hong an emergency exit 1 anaisle seat Kong? [nea | 4 What time _ the train leave in the ® s | morning? a window seat hand uggege | ¢ te rf bod in stonbul? ——_——— being got pons? one tay h they dive onthe right in Malay K What colour tons in singapore? Pronunciation The letter a 4 4 2 GED Listen to the different ways we can | pronounce the letter a. Jet fel f iw artist make walk catch can't Write these words in the correct column above. crt taxi take small vain far tak traffic jam car travel wait football GEEED Listen to the words. Practise saying them. b G@EED Listen and check. Practise saying the words. 32 | Improve your writing Completing an immigration form 43 wane htomaion ow compet 3 aber immigration form AMERICAN ~*~ Airways YOUR FLIGHT DETAILS For: PRESTON/RNR Booking Ref: Date of Flight: From: GskreM ‘THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15,04 LIMA To MraMr Aine: Fight ne: AMERICAN AIRWAYS A295, ee ie PASSPORT TED KINGDOM OF GREAT BRITAIN AND NORTHERN IR uD Name Robert: ALexander PRESTON National Status Ui CITIZEN Wool passport 737535 G "eekbourne, East Sussex ch oe" February 1983 T (ELED Listen and check. Practise saying the words Label the pictures with the words in the box salad crisps sat oil French fries vinegar herbs soy sauce Listen and check. Practise saying the words. 36 Listen and read (ELED Read and listen to the recipe.Tick (V) the correct picture. ——Fish Cakes ——— Ingredients (to make 24 fish cakes): 500g boiled potatoes 350g cooked white fish 1 tablespoon tomato purée 2 tablespoons mixed herbs 50g breadcrumbs alittle oll salt and pepper Method: 1. Mash the boiled potatoes with a little salt and pepper. 2 Mix together the potatoes and the fish, tomato purée and herbs. 3. Add a little salt and pepper. Make 24 fish cakes from the mixture. Cover the fish cakes with the breadcrumbs. 5. Heat the oil in a frying pan. Fry the fish cakes for about five minutes, turning them once. 6 Serve the fish cakes immediately with tomato sauce and a salad, Questions with how much and how many Complete the questions about the recipe, using How much or How many ax: How many fish cakes does this recipe make? &: Twenty-four, bok fish do you need? 8: 350g, ck potato do you use in the recipe? B: $009, dx tablespoons of herbs do you need? 8: Two en tomato purée do you add? : 1 tablespoon, bow oil do you use? fe: Alitle. g 8 ___ grams of breaderumbs do you need? 8: Fifty how minutes do you cook the fisheakes? 8: About five, Ordering food and drink 10: Put the words in the correct order to make a dialogue in a restaurant. A order, ~ please ~~ Can ~ your ~ take? 1 Can Leake your order, please? have ~ Yes, - we ~ steaks ~ can - two A: any ~ you - like ~ vegetables ~ Would? 8: please - some potatoes ~ and - Yes, - peas |: with ~ drink ~ Anything - that - to? So 8: 'd~and a lemonade, ~ please ~ a mineral water — We - like 6 - © G@ELED Listen and check. Practise saying the conversation 37 a cup of, a glass of, a bottle of | 4 ® Match the pictures to the words in the box. abag [ abottle acarton | acup a glass a packet » Complete the phrases with the words in the box above 1 abe _ of water 2 of mitk 3 ¢ of sugar 4a ___ of biscuits Sa of lemonade 60 of coffee To of orange juice Bo _ of tea tion Sentence stress ® Listen and underline the words which have the main sentence stress. Can I have a bottle of mineral water, please? You can catch a bus to the airport from here, always have orange juice with my breakfast. What do you want for lunch? never drink coffee in the evening Listen again and practise saying the sentences. 38 Improve your writing Describing food 413 ulsshttepnagas to anata 3 tnebox lian ‘Mexican ‘Argentinian [Japanese [] French Hungarian | Spanish [|] British Pizza is a very famous food from my country, Originally it comes frome Naples, in the south of way country. A traditional pizza has cheese - mozzarella cheese -tonuato and herbs. A Lot of young people go to a pizza restaurant on Sunday evenings. Andrea e A typical breakfast in my country ts a very big cup of strong cofec, with lots of milk, The traditional thing to eat with your cofee is a eraissant, maybe with butter or jam. Jeait-Chrtstoyhe 3) People eat a lot of meat in my country, especially beef. On Sundays, people have a traditional lunch called an asad, In my family, my father cooks ‘the meat on a barbecue, and we eat it with lots of salad Oscar ° The national dich af my caunéry is _gulydsleves. Many people think its a ‘meat dish but if you have real _gulyds, isa soup with lots of meat and vegetables. bua Write a few sentences about food in your country, Past Si Complete the sentences with was or were, ‘My grandparents __ert’_maried for more than fifty years, When | in Berlin lost year the weather very cold, How many people _ there at the party? Where ___you on Saturday evening? rt «@ beautiful day in August. My family ond!_____on holiday et the seaside, George ot shoo! today? How _____your first day at work? tt very nice to meet you, Mr Brown. Short answers Short answers with was and were Question Short answer Was theishe! Yes, vheisheilt was, tow No, heishelit wasn't Were youlwe! Yes, youwwelthey were. they aK? No, yourwerthey weren't Read about the famous people on pages 39 and 40. Complete the questions and write the short answers. 1 2 Mark Twain American writer ~ born 1835 — died 1910 Mark Twain painter? as, No. hie suis Wis he American? Yes. he ws, 3 6 Film actor ~ born London 1889 ~ died Switzerland 1977 —— Charlie Chaplin born in Americu? he an actor? The Marx Brothers American comedians ~all born in Germany the Marx Brathers born in the USA? _ they comedians? Anna Pavlova Russian dancer ~ died 1931 Anna Pavlova Russian? she a singer? 39 and jaizinho Brazilian ~ the 1970 World Cup team Pelé and Joizinho from Argentina? 10 ___ they footballers? (EIR Listen and check. Practise saying the questions and answers. Years, decades and centuries Write the dates in full, as in the example. a Disco music was very popular ht sewnties.__ (1970-1979) The Athens Olympic Games were _ (2004) © fuan Peron was president of Argentina (2946-1955) d__ Elvis Presley was popular _ (2950-1959) The Italian poet Dante was born _ (1200-1299) Yugoslavia were world basketball champions (1998) Abdul-Aziz was king of Saudia Arabia - (1932-1953) hh Catherine the Great was Empress of Russia (2790-1799) 40 Past simple Spelling of -ed endings A, Wie the Past simple tense ofthe verbs a like tikal —g play b enjoy h believe © travel i arrive = d study ty oe © look k receive f dance 1 stay 7 Regular verbs [> Complete the sentences with the Past simple of ) the verbs in the box. graduate study change try start die work end live helo walk a My brother __graduuated__ last year. He was at Glasgow University. b_ The Second World War ___in 1939, and six years later, in 1945. Elvis Presley, the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll, in 1977. There were no more buses, so I home «When J was at school, my parents often me with my homework ba French when I was at school, but 1 don’t remember very much now. al to phone you last aight, but there was no answer, fh When he vcs @ young musician, Reg Dwight his name to Elton John {The composer Chopin was bom in Poland, but he __in France for many years. be in cinema for a big computer company in the nineties. Irregular verbs 6 Complete the sentences with the past forms of the verbs in brackets. “Three child stars of the past Mozart. a _wrote write ‘music when he was five years old; b (eave) home when he was only twelve years old; © _____@ to live in Vienna when he was 25 years old, Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart - composer Donny Osmond a (begin) singing on television at the age of five; e (sing) with his five brothers in the Osmond Brothers; Gell) millions of records before he was 18, Shirley Temple ... Donny Osmond = pop star Prepositions of time Complete the sentences with at, from, in, on orto ‘The economic situation in our country became much better__it__the 1990s. b The caté is open 8.30 in the moming about eleven o'dock in the evening. © We arived at the hetel about eleven o'clock We decided to have our holidays September, when it’ not so hot e the age of seven, Vanessa started dancing lessons. ft stayed at home Friday because I had s0 much work to do. 1 was born 1986, 1h There was a war between the two countries the nineteenth century. Pronunciation Past tense endings 8 Look at the pairs of past forms below. Is the pronunciation of the underlined sounds the same (5) or different (0)? her first i (win) fan Oscar in 1934; — (become) 4@ politician in the 1970s. 1 tought caught os 2 wrote cost pr 3 said read 7 4 put cut S saw found 6 came gave = 7 ost cost 8 took stood 9 wore caught Shirley Temple = actress 10 heart = won b Listen and check. Practise saying the words, a Ht Wes module 7 — - Regular and irregular verbs Complete the text about Amelia Earhart, using the correct form of the verbs. Seventy years ago, Amelia Zarhart (1) _ws (be) America's favourite woman, In 1932, she Q) (fly) across the Atlantic Ocean alone: the first woman to do this, Her joumey (3) (start) in Newfoundland, Canada: fifteen hours later, her Lockhced Vega airplane (4)____ (arrive) in Londonderry, Ireland. People all over the world 6) (vant) to mest this incredible women. She (6) (meet) King George V of England and (7) (become) friends with the US President, Franklin D. Roosevelt. The American people (8) love) her Five years later, Amelia (9) _ttry) 0 fly around the world. An American University (10) __ (give) her $50,000 for a new Lockheed Electra airplane, On the morning of July 2nd 1927, Amelia and her co-pilot, Fred Noonan (i1)_____ (leave) Lae, in New Guinea, and (2) (begin) their journey 10 Howland Island in the Pacifie Ocean, On July 3rd 1937, the American ship /tasca 3) (receive) a radio message from Amelia: a few minutes later her plane «4, (disappear), American ships sy (spend) nearly two weeks looking for the plane, but they (16) (find) nothing b GEEED Usten and check your answers. 42 Ordinal num 1 Write an ordinal number to complete the sentences. Use the numbers in brackets to help you. a Ronald Reagan was the fortieth President of the United States. (40) b May isthe __ month in the year. (5) © Ourapartment is on the_____ floor. (8) Beethoven wrote his music in the __ century. (19) Brazil won the World Cup for the time in 1994, (4) f ‘The Berlin Wall fell near the end of the century. (20) g Neil Armstrong was the man on the moon, and Buzz Aldrin was the (aay hh My sister's birthday is on the _ of August, 22 Dates 1 4 Write the dates in full ' Sth Feb jebrusry the fifth 30th Jan a © 17th Nov — @ 12th Aug © 2ist Sep __— f 9th Apr - Choose the correct time phrase Gs pe ° c ignnenmmny pcr mtsnnoat bt visited my fends in Canada thee years ago / every year. ¢-My family lived in the United States now / r + when Eas a child, d- We met Greg and Sonia when we are on holiday / ‘when we were on holiday. © I work in Slovenia every summer /last summer, ‘We watched television every evening / yesterday. evening 9. People usually to go university when they are eighteen J when they were eighteen, hh Jen spoke to her mother every week / a week ago. Common verbs Label the pictures on the right with the words in the box. ‘break build catch cut fall run throw wake up win Here are the past forms of the verbs in the box. Write the infinitive forms, 1 broke neal 2 caught _ 3. built ——— 4 threw —_ 5 wake up — 6 ran 7 stole i 8 tell a 9 cut — 10 won Listen to the pronunciation of the infinitive and past forms. Practise saying them, | Ne modu The > Strange . Soldier twas a beautiful sunny morning in Mexico City. The date was October 10th, the year was 1593. Inthe main square of the city, soldiers stood in front of the Royal Palace. The people of the city came and went as usual. But there vwas something strange about one of the soldiers: he wore a different uniform from the others, and had a different type of gun. When the other soldiers saw him, they began asking him questions. ‘Who are you? Where are you | from’ one of the other soldiers asked. ‘ama | Spanish soldier’ he answered ‘and because the governor died lastnight, it is my job to stay in front of the palace here’ ‘The governor?’ one Of the soldiers replied, ‘Which governor?” ‘The governor of Manila, of course. The other soldiers told him he was in | Mexico City ~ thousands of kilometres from the city of Manila, The young soldier was amazed and had no idea how he came to be in a city so far from his home. Nobody believed his strange story. In the end, they put the young man in prison, and left him there until they decided what to do. Two months later, a Spanish ship arrived from Manila It brought news that the governor of Manila was dead — and the time of his death was 10 pm on the evening of October Sth, 1593. Was the young man’s story true? Four hundred years later, no one knows how it was possible for a man to travel across the world in one night ... without knowing how or why. » Read the story again. Put these events in the order they happened A. The Mexican soldiers saw the strange soldier. B_ The governor of Manila died. ©. They put the strange soldier in prison. DA ship from Manila arzived in Mexico City. E The strange soldier travelled from Manila to Mexico. Vocabulary Life stories 15 Complete the information about Jet's life story. Look at page 66 of the Students’ Book, if necessary, 1(@) w gs ber 4 in London in 1975. (b) A_ a ch___T loved playing football and watching sport on television. 1 (€) w___ to s¢__ in Chelsea and (4) w___ I w__about nine (@)b_____ in in computer games and the Internet. So I started a football website, which ‘was very popular. I (f)1__ _ school when I was seventeen and I (@)st_____ computer design and mathematics at (h) wn When 1). grin 1997, 1) 9-_ a j__with a large computer games company and 1 (k) w___ to w___in Chicago, in the United States. 1()g__ m______ In 2000 10 an American git and now we've got our own family, Our two sons are feotball-crazy too! Improve your writing Time linkers: before, after, then Before | went to bed, | Q phoned Suzanne. | phoned Suzanne before | went to bed After Jane left university, she travelled to India Jane travelled to India after she left university. | | Sebastian was awaiterina | restaurant. Then he found | another job. 1 Join the sentences below with before, after or then. @ _ Befiye I went home, 1 ought something to eat from the supermarket. b ___ their dag died, the house was very quiet. © We had time for a coffee the train lef. In the morning, | went shopping with my friend Sara. __we had lunch Fora long time, nobody spoke someone asked a question, Paul and Linda usually stayed tat home on Saturday nights, f ___ they got marriee. g —____ he was a famous factor, Bruce worked as a taxi duiver. ‘hI remembered to close all the windows __T went out. 45 |= MODULES Types of film ‘Match the types of film to the pictures, cartoon horror film science fiction film love-story” action film historical film comedy musical 46 Adjectives to describe films ©) Find ten adjectives in the word square to & describe films, ENJOYABLEDO XOANBMLAFUS cCROITOSOFVS1 INTERESTING THRATNIPOSA 1FUNNYLOLTR NZS PGQLBECG GKAMRUYCNYH MADROMANTIC EXAPWHOYVD4 FRIGHTENING Common verbs in the past tense > Complete the sentences with the past tense of D the verbs in brackets, @ Martin Scorsese _niadle__ (make) the film Gangs (of New York: Lindsay's holiday fast year _ (cost) over ©1000, ¢ Lucy's parents (give) her a car for her 21st birthday. d_ We were both so hot and thirsty that we __ (drink) a litre bottle of mineral water. © Steve __ (become) a writer when he was Torty-five, £ Karen's got a fantastic job ~ last month she (earn) €3,000! 9 The police tooked everywhere for the money, but they only. (find) an empty dag, h Jan and Anna other at my birthday party two years ago. (fall in love with each 1 The first Spiderman film —__ fappear) sn 2002 | Last year we (go) to the cinema a lot. Past simple Negative 4 ‘Make the sentences negative. a We had good weather when we were on holiday. We went fora dive yesterday, © Ben remembered to buy a birthday card. dT heard the telephone, The letter arrived this morning. f Late in a restaurant last night. g Amanda knew what to do. hI checked my e-mail yesterday, Questions [5 Werte questions about these famous people from the past, a. Shakespeare / write / Romeo and juliet Did Shakespeare write ‘Roms and juliet’? Alexander Graham Bell / invent / e-mail © Marilyn Monroe / sing / Candle in the Wind d Captain Cook / discover / America Leonardo da Vinci / paint / Mona Lisa f Madonna / play / Evita 9 Beethoven j write / rock songs hy Laurel and Hardy / make / comedy films i Yuri Gagarin / travel / to the moon, Short answers | Short answers with the Q Past simple . Did tyourhe/sheiitweithey know? | Yes, uyouthersheliuwerthey did. | No, liyouhhe/sheitvweithey didn’t. 63 Look again at the questions in exercise 5. Write the correct short answer for each question, Yes, ke aie 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 b GERD Listen and check. Practise saying the questions and. answers 47 module 8 — Question words a A few days ago, Simon went on a business trip. Look at the papers in his wallet, and write questions about his day. Eurolink | London - Paris (SINGLE) | Departure time 14.30 \ Journey time 3 HOURS. The Station Buffet Restaurant ee i vcccew ane ai + SERVICE (10%) The Station | Total £15.95 __ Bookshop Blue Guide to France = 9.98 English-French Dictionary 4.99 BUREAU DE CHANGE £200 changed to euros 1 __wthere did lie _____ 90? He went to Paris 2 trav? by tain, 3 have lunch? At The Station Buffet Restaurant, 4 cost? £15.95 5 oe at tne station? Some books, 6 ty? Two. 7 change? £200. 8 leave? At 14.30 9 _ take? Three hours b Listen to the questions and answers. Practise saying them. 48 Past simple Positive, negative and questions gon the sentences, as in the example. Iuawe a Did you hada nice weekend? b_ A: Did you see Alistair at the party? Yes, fsa © Iie’ bought a newspaper yesterday. 4 You listen to the news lastnight? ss Did you like the concen? No, I idn’t tke {When I was thitteen, 1 always wear jeans You use my computer this afternoon? 1h didn’t listened to my parents when I was young. Pronunciation Past forms 2 @EEB Listen to the pronunciation of the past forms. Notice how the pronunciation of the underlined letters is the seme, Je/ had, began _dvank_, Jel read, fell . Joi! caught, bought ___, Jt cut, shut bb What is the past form of the verbs in the box? Put them in one of the above groups according to the pronunciation of the past form. rink leave mest run see sing wn] c Listen to the pronunciation ofthe past forms of the verbs. Practise saying them. Vocabulary booster Books, magazines and newspapers 110 2ytabeine cures wth the words in the box. headline article frontpage Newspaper magazine picture | advertisement pages cover | title author book | New sales | blow hits 7. hl I Superstores =. | Poor Christmas Ea ses = ———. \ NN profits deepen - gloom for | Superstore Fe ty Ohta es lb (GED Listen and check. Practise saying the | words. 49 id read (EALD Listen andior read about this hero and heroine. National heroes 50 and heroines Mustafa Kemel Atatiirk Mustafa Kemal Atatiirk is the father of modern Turkey. He was born in 1881. He chose the army as a career and in 1915, during the First World War, he led the Turkish army at Gelibolu and Istanbul. By the end of the war he was 2 hero and from that time on all of the Turkish people supported him. He led the Turkish army in the War of Independence (1919-1922) and in 1923 he became the first President of the new Republic of Turkey. During the last fifteen years of his life Atatiirk introduced many reforms and did many things to improve life in Turkey. He died in November 1938, but today the people of Turkey still think of him with great respect. Florence Nightingale A hundred and fifty years ago, most nurses did not study nursing: but a British woman called Florence Nightingale tried to change all that. In the 1850s, she worked in a hospital for wounded soldiers in the Crimea (now Ukraine). People say she never slept, but spent all her time helping the men. The soldiers called her ‘The Lady of the Lamp" because of the lamp she always carried as she walked around at night. When she returned to __)) England, she began a school of ‘yg nursing in London, She died in 19:0 are josary Gelholu ~ Galipolt_ wounded ~ hurt in @ bate or wor b Write the questions for the answers, as in the example. L “When was Mustafia Kemal Ate In 1881 aturk horn? He led the Turkish army at Gelibolu and Istanbul When she returned to England, Arranging a night out b Complete Ray's diary with the ~ verbs in the box. Choose the correct alternative. —— iz wane drove opened sat spoke thought got bau: Joe, (@)\d0/ would /are you want to go out tomorrow night? stopped helped saw Joe Okay, but |) don't / havent / didn’t got much money. started said remembered pavip: Well, (c) we / do we / let’s go to the cinema, told 8 eee IE Okay. What’ (4) on /at /n? avo: (@) There's / It's got / There area new film by Ang Lee Jot: Great! I saw his last film — it (9. was / were / did fantastic! page oc cnepete pani, Hy bag, my lest ates and mypasperé ) are allon Davib: Why (@) we don't / don’t we /can't we have a pizza first? the bus the bez) was onthe Jot! Okay, that’s (h) a/ the /— good idea smatrway aT as a8 he matory serie tan.) son bythe raed, kinking, What oat a Hep” Improve your writing Anan conameb— we sen ; man won he B) pe Adiary 5 asked me ifthere ma a problems, re) er abn he bus, a he 1 a Ray is a young Australian on holiday in Europe. He decided to o) “she could help me. We 3 trove! trom London to Prague by bus. Compete hisholidoy cary 0 intone big German it with the phrases in the box. sara Mercedes nade} siouy eee the motoraay abo (0 kiemeresan | mater © was in another country aa: b the bus wasn't there £ and listened tothe music Afonmminutes ater ne i the | ¢ only cost £50 & we finally left London bus - my bus. My nev German fren | when we arved in France hI walked back to the car park | om er nid and a az : 0} shang’ Sip So atthe bus draver (in German. ofconrse Aa fit. a boa deer (3) be Sunday seat ermay and drove faster soil he sam “dy nas yl ayo onde pent he afermacn nating around ne sme Pegs he 4) fl The snc ne ny fonds. place cal the Souther igs, ner Vira Seton. Wetted we dew oy tigether vat the net 2) 1 fle ery te leave Landen ut errybody ay Prague i el bead star sre sats, ess ith city. Tent ham early ~ about ten oc - al packed my suitease fr tomerran, Landon to 0 Prague 29 hrs on the bu: =" along jeurney, bud my ticket 3) Monday We ef Vutoran Conc Sention at abt ecliek, he bue wa. ful efpeeple, tly yuna There were one or tne Aastralans! he traffic as realy bad af Hat ste and was We saa haar befie 4) le arcived in Dever in the aferncon ana tok the ferry arast the English Chavo 9) they athe se my pacepert.. al then dey ala me needed 2 pay fra visa! Tuesday files mehere in he nareh of Fae. [fl tired ad when Twekewp! fo) ____# The matarnay war fl of big German carsand everybody deve at about 150 gl About 10 cack, me stopped aba materway sic station, ad I wen inte he chap fr ethivg (0 cat and dein wen notes te, (2) Lie mac good had fi, tide on it was ony fr seers Pag. There wae ony oe problem. (2) 51 Opposites Write the opposite of the following things. an expensi gcluap Hotel « difficult question a big country an old bicycle Add the correct letters to make the comparative form of the adjectives, 52 young & ! cheap health happ slim ___ quiet hot hotel Read the two facts, then write a sentence using the comparative form of the adjective. 1. The area of Brazil is 8.5 million ken* The area of Austalia is 7.6 million km Brazil is biggev than Australia 2. The River Volga in Russia Is 3,500 km long. ‘The River Mississipp! in the USA is 6,000 km long, 3. Blue whales usually weigh about 120 tonnes Elephants usually weigh about 7 tonnes (heavy) 4. The Pyramids in Egypt are about 4,000 years old. The Parthenon in Greece is about 2,500 years old, 7 tole 5. The Eiffel Tower in Paris is 324 m tal The Sears Tower in Chicago is 443 m tall — (all 6 The Akashi-Kalkyo Bridge in Japan is nearly 2,000 m long The Sydney Harbour Bridge in Australia is S00 m long (long) The price of gold is about $8,000 per kilo. The price of silver is about $150 per kilo. (expensive) 8 English has more than a hundred irregular verbs. Esperanto has no irregular verbs! easy) GBB Listen to the sentences. Practise saying them Superlative adjectives 4 2» Read the information about the Olympic athletes below. Roy Seagrove - Rower Age: 38 Height: 1 m 90 Weight: 95 kg ‘These are his fifth Olympic Games Three Olympic medals up to now Jim Bowen - Basketball player Age: 19 Height: | m 95 Weight: 89 kg First Olympic Games Started playing basketball three months ago Jake Kay - Marathon runner Age: 25 Height: 1 m 60 Weight: 51 kg Silver medal in the last Olympics Karina Green - b Complete the sentences as in the example. 1 Roy Scagrove is _the oldest (old) 2 (young) 3 has got hair. (long) 4 has got har. (short) 5 is (ally 6 is - (heavy) 7 ls (smati) 8 is (successful) ‘Change the adjecti Can you answer the e into the superlative form. ‘questions? ee eee eae I Mereury 2 Menus 4 Mie 5 Jupeer ‘60 millon km 109 maton kn 3 arth and Mon 150 millon km 228 mien km 778 miven xm © Saturn 7 Urenos 8 Neptune 9 Pte |All kr 29 bilon km 45 bilo kes 5.8 baion km a Which is __the narcst (near) planet to the Sun? Mercury b What's the __ (small) planet? This planet has got over thirty moons and it's ___ big) planet in the solar system. Which is © Thisis the Sun, and also f Which planet is to see from Earth? g Which planet is___ Earth? (hot) planet? (far) planet from the (cold). (easy) (cose) to 53 G3, Complete the joke with the comparative or © superiative forms of the adjectives. ‘A woman went into (1) the most expensive (expensive) butcher's in town and asked for @ (big) chicken in the shop. ‘The shopkeeper showed her a chicken and said ‘This is (3) (good) chicken in the shop, madam. ‘It's very small’ she said, ‘Have you got a (4) (large) one?’ ‘Just a moment, said the shopkeeper. He took the chicken into another room. In fact it was the only chicken he had. So he put some sausages inside to make it look ©) ___ (bia). “Here you are, he said, ‘This is our © (Gelicious) chicken, And you can see that it's (7) (big) than the other. But Im afraid it's also (8)__ (expensive) "Henm ... but Im not sure if it's (9) _______ good) than the other. OK. Can I have both of them, please?” 2D Listen to the joke and check your answers. “YONL ciation Comparatives “7 2 GED Listen to the comparative adjectives, Notice the pronunciation of than. Practise saying them bigger than older than faster than more expensive than slower than more difficult than. GND Listen to the sentences. Tick (7) the true ‘ones and cross (X) the false ones. Then practise saying them. 10] 2 54 One and ones Rewrite the sentences, changing the word in bold to one or ones. [don't have my old car now. I bought a new car last week. bought a new emt last week b_ Martha has got three children. The youngest child Is nearly theee The youngest Your shoes are much more expensive than the ‘shoes | bought. Your shoes are much more expensive than __ ‘Which colour pen would you like?” “The red pen, please.’ The red _ © There are many old buildings in the town centre. These buildings are the oldest. These Vocabulary Shops and shopping 2 Rearrange the letters to make the names of shops. Look at page 82 of the Students’ Book, if, necessary, You can buy steak at a_butcher’s_. BRUSHTEC’ 2 You can buy shirts, trousers and skirts at a LOSHCET POSH 3. Youcan buy bread at a YKERAB, 4 You can buy stamps and send parcels at a STOP COFFEI 5 You can buy medicine at a SHARMYCAP, 6 You can have a haircut at a DERRAHISSER™ 7 You can buy a present at a FIGT OHPS 8 You can buy newspapers and food and household items at a ALLO HOPS 9 You can take your clothes for cleaning at a RYD SERCANEL! © GED Listen and check your answers, Practise saying the sentences. Listen and read Improve your 1.) SED, tiser andr roa shou tree machines youcan byt writing make your life easier, Describing a place Which machine is 4 2 Complete the text the most useful? te Bryson DS3S Role Vacs vice | about My Favourite Shop b thecheapest? ith the phrases in the box € the most useful for cooking ideas? The best time to go is is open Myfavourieeshopis- —itsells until eight o'clock at night — The reason like itis, The people there the most expensive? the smallest? £ the best one for people who hate housework? The three most intelligent machines for your home... Thanks to computer chips, you con now buy machines that con thinkll Here are some of the best machines which can really make your life easier. by Favourite Shop (2) _My fiqvowite shop is _ called Talad Thai. it's im Putney, inv south Londion. tt’s mext to @ Chinese The Bryson D838 Robot Vacuum Cleaner /

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