UNIT 1 Lesson 1 Can I Ask You a Question?

GRAMMAR C

1. Are 1. What, He is crawling on the floor.

2. Is 2. What, He is loading the box.

2. Did 3. Why is, He borrowed some money from me.

4. Where, does 4. Where, There is a fancy furniture store

opposite the bank.
5. What, is
5. Why does, She likes shopping for clothes.
6. Who, ‘s
6. Where, They are moving to a new house.

FLUENCY

1. Which

2. Where

3. When

4. Who

5. Whose

6. What

7. Why

1. 5

2. 2

3. 6

4. 1

5. 4

6. 7

7. 3
 UNIT 1 Lesson 2 What Do You Call It?

VOCABULARY B [Students’ own answers.]

1. baseball bat 1. It’s made of metal.

2. coat hanger 2. It’s used for playing football.

3. knife 3. In the classroom. (At the restaurant.)

4. notebook

5. ruler C [Students’ own answers.]

6. thermometer 1. It is made of wood. It is used to play music.

2. It is big. It is made of metal. It is used to

travel.
GRAMMAR
3. It is small. It is made of wood. It is used to
1. a key brush hair.

2. a vase 4. It is small and round. It is made of metal.

It is used to cook food.
3. a fridge
5. It is small. It is made of plastic and glass.
4. a golf club
It is used to protect eyes from bright
5. a lawn mower sunlight.

6. a candle

FLUENCY

A.

1. It is big and square. It is used to cook food.

2. It is small and thin. It is used to make

clothes.

3. It is big and often black or brown. It has

black and white keys. It is used to play
music.

4. It is small and soft. It looks like an animal.

It is used as a child’s toy.

5. It is long and thin. It is made of plastic. It is

used to clean your teeth.

6. It is made of glass. You use it to see your

reflection.
 UNIT 1 Lesson 3 It’s Stuff You Use…

VOCABULARY D

fruit and vegetables: carrot, grapes [Students’ own answers.]

bread and cakes: croissant, biscuit There is a lot of stuff in the shopping basket!

kitchenware: a corkscrew, saucepan, knife, There is an apple.

cutlery
There is a baguette.
chemist: sunscreen, toothpaste, shampoo,
hand wash There is water and some meat…

dairy: cheese, yogurt, milk

FLUENCY

1. stuff

2. stuff

3. thing

4. thing

5. thing

1. oil

2. glue

3. a screw driver

4. a bicycle pump

5. a can opener

[Students’ own answers.]

This stuff is used to smell good.

These things are used to hang clothes.

That thing is used to eat soup.

 UNIT 2 Lesson 4 What’s He Like?

VOCABULARY READING

Marcy: blouse, dark hair, suit, heels, long hair a–b–c–d

Daniel: jeans, trainers, short hair, T-shirt

Luke: dark hair, suit, short hair, tie

Cathy: jeans, shirt, cardigan, long hair,

FLUENCY

1. What is your steak like?

2. What kinds of fruit do you like?

3. What was the party like?

4. Which subjects do you like?

5. What is your girlfriend like?

6. What kind of ice cream do you like?

1. Men, women

2. in the office

3. neck

4. in summer

5. feet

6. shoes

7. at home, night
 UNIT 2 Lesson 5 A Lovely Time

GRAMMAR READING

A A

a: politician, lawyer, receptionist 1. Victoria

the: Washington Post, North, President, 2. Freddie

Indian Ocean, Ritz, Amazon 3. Victoria

no article: California, Tokyo, China 4. Victoria

5. Freddie

B 6. Freddie

1. X

2. a, a, The , the B

3. a, the 1. 1946

4. a, the 2. Gujerati

5. the, the, the 3. five

6. X, X, the 4. 1901

7. X, X, X, the

8. a, the, the, X C

1. No

C 2. Yes

last weekend: last Saturday, last Sunday 3. Yes

yesterday: yesterday morning, last night 4. No

today: this morning

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 2 Lesson 6 Travel

VOCABULARY

1. strictly

2. reptile

3. binoculars

4. survived

5. limited

READING

1. survived

2. binoculars

3. reptiles

4. strictly

5. limited

READ & THINK

1. b

2. c

3. d

4. a

5 – 7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. trips

2. area

3. birds

4. flashlight

5. book
 UNIT 3 Lesson 7 Singapore’s Cleaner Than…

GRAMMAR FLUENCY

A A

1. bigger [Students’ own answers.]

2. dirtier 1. The young man is taller than the girl with

dark hair.
3. more dangerous
2. The girl with dark hair is shorter than the
4. more talkative girl with blond hair.

5. better 3. The man on the right is older than the

man on the left.
6. more exciting
4. The young man’s suit is darker than the
7. more expensive
older man’s suit.
8. messier
5. The young man’s suit looks more
9. worse fashionable than the older man’s suit.

B B

1. Christchurch is cheaper than Tokyo. [Students’ own answers.]

2. This computer is better than that 1. The city is noisier than the country.
computer.
2. The silver watch is more expensive than the
3. My sister is more talkative than me. black watch.
4. People from small towns are friendlier than
people from cities.

5. Aerobics is harder than yoga.

6. Action movies are more exciting than love

stories.

1. bigger

2. smaller

3. more expensive

4. better

5. noisier
 UNIT 3 Lesson 8 A Nice Hotel

GRAMMAR B

A [Students’ own answers.]

1. the fastest 1. Craig is the tallest man in the group.

2. the most serious 2. Mark looks like the youngest man in the
group.
3. the worst
3. Gillian is the shortest in the group.
4. the most popular
4. Sarah has the longest hair in the group.
5. the busiest 5. Jim has the shortest hair in the group.
6. the best

7. the most romantic C

8. the most famous [Students’ own answers.]

1. tallest

B 2. smartest

1. the fastest 3. scariest

2. the most popular 4. most beautiful

3. the best

4. the worst

5. the most romantic

FLUENCY

1. fastest

2. smartest

3. best

4. most expensive
 UNIT 3 Lesson 9 Ask Nicely

VOCABULARY B

1. borrow 1. Could I have a banana?

2. see 2. Is it OK if I have a hamburger?

3. call 3. Can we play basketball?

4. Can we watch sports?

4. use

5. watch

GRAMMAR

1. Yes, of course.

2. May I borrow your phone?

3. Could I look at your magazine?

4. Is it OK if I use your toilet?

5. I’m sorry, but the restaurant is closed.

[Students’ own answers.]

FLUENCY

1. Could I have a glass of water?

2. Is it OK if I use your washroom?

3. May I join you for lunch today?

4. Can I borrow your mobile phone for a while?

5. Could you call a taxi?

 UNIT 4 Lesson 10 Telling Tales

FLUENCY B

1. What time did you get up? 1. got up

2. Where did you go? 2. took

3. What did you eat for lunch? 3. ate
4. Who did you meet?
4. got
5. What TV programmes did you watch?
5. arrived

6. did not have

GRAMMAR
7. was
1. saw, fell
8. finished
2. broke, was playing
9. went
3. was waiting, pushed, took
10. did
4. got, graduated
11. swam
5. was living, working, met
12. got
6. gave, hit
13. had

14. was
READING
15. did not watch
A
16. went
1. was working 2. was leaving

3. rang 4. hung

5. raced 6. was raining

7. notice 8. arrived

9. ran 10. got

11. were bringing 12. took

13. saw 14. was smiling

 UNIT 4 Lesson 11 It Was Three Years Ago…

GRAMMAR

1. ago

2. last

3. The first time

4. The last time

5. when

FLUENCY

1. When was the first time you drove your car?

2. When was the last time you went shopping?

3. When was the first time you went abroad?

4. When was the first time you met your best

friend?

5. When was the last time you wrote a letter?

6. When was the last time you had an

argument?

[Students’ own answers.]

retire: When, retire, retired, ago

start: start, started, ago

get engaged: did, get engaged, last

have a family: last, have a family, first

 UNIT 4 Lesson 12 A Good Read

VOCABULARY

1. crumble

2. dedicate

3. obsession

4. priceless

5. inherit

READING

1. dedicate

2. inherited

3. crumble

4. priceless

5. obsession

READ & THINK

1. b

2. c

3. b

4. a

5-7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. collector

2. constantly

3. weight

4. copy

5. vast
 UNIT 5 Lesson 13 Scary

FLUENCY C.

A 1. Have you ever been

1. eaten
2. did you go
2. been
3. did you stay
3. won
4. Have you ever visited
4. run
5. have been
5. bought
6. did you do
6. cooked
7. went

8. ate
B
9. Have you ever tried
[Students’ own answers.]

GRAMMAR

be, was/were, been

break, broke, broken

have, had, had

write, wrote, written

finish, finished, finished

sign, signed, signed

read, read, read

1. b

2. a

3. b

4. b

5. b
 UNIT 5 Lesson 14 Lucky

FLUENCY C.

[Students’ own answers.] 1. enjoy; swimming

2. like; going

3. hates; doing

GRAMMAR 4. watch

A 5. losing

1. Riding, is 6. Walking

2. likes, listening 7. drinking

3. Smoking, is

4. went, shopping

5. Wearing, is

6. Working, makes

1. Smoking

2. Receiving, giving

3. Making

4. Ignoring

5. Talking

6. Using

7. Owning

8. Commuting
 UNIT 5 Lesson 15 Celebration

VOCABULARY C

1. festivals [Suggested answers]

2. Christmas Day 1. People tend to shop on Boxing Day.

3. Valentine’s Day I normally go shopping with my sister on

Boxing Day.
4. Halloween
2. People usually go to church on Easter.
5. Bonfire Night
I tend to celebrate Easter with family.

3. Mothers generally get gifts on Mother’s Day.

FLUENCY
I usually take my mother out for Mother’s
A Day.
1. French people tend to spend a long time 4. People tend to drink on St. Patrick’s Day.
eating lunch.
People tend to wear green on St. Patrick’s
2. Young people generally like listening to loud Day.
music.
5. Couples generally celebrate Valentine’s
3. Young men normally drive too fast. Day.

4. Old people generally don’t play computer I normally spend Valentine’s Day with my
games. wife.

5. Italians tend to use big hand gestures.
6. Women generally live longer than men.
B
6. Families generally celebrate Christmas Day
together.
My family normally goes to my grandparents
on Christmas Day.

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 6 Lesson 16 Are You a Morning Person?

VOCABULARY

1. sunrise

2. midnight

3. seaside

4. evening

5. sunset

FLUENCY

[Students’ own answers.]

[Students’ own answers.]

[Students’ own answers.]

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 6 Lesson 17 He’s Coming Back to the Office at Three

FLUENCY.

1. is

2. doing

3. going

4. having

5. come

6. bring

7. loves

3–2–5–7–1–6–4

[Suggested answers]

1. Jacob and Elaine are having breakfast

tomorrow morning.

2. Andrea is going for a bike ride Friday

afternoon.

3. Matthew is working late Thursday night.

4. Gillian and Francesca are having tea this

afternoon.

GRAMMAR

1. What are you doing this weekend?

2. Are you doing anything Friday night?

3. Is she coming to the party tonight?

4. Is he studying for the test at lunch?

5. Are we eating Indian food tomorrow night?

 UNIT 6 Lesson 18 Shopping

VOCABULARY

1. value

2. available

3. variety

4. limited

5. purchase

READING

1. available

2. variety

3. value

4. limited

5. purchase

READ & THINK

1. a

2. c

3. d

4. b

5 – 7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. customers

2. free

3. contest

4. offers

5. available
 UNIT 7 Lesson 19 Do You Think It Will Rain?

FLUENCY B

1. Will you be fluent in English by next year? 1. Yes, it will.

2. Will you be home for dinner? 2. No, it won’t.

3. What will your next hairstyle be like? 3. No, it won’t.

4. Who will win the next football World Cup? 4. Yes, it will.

5. What will the weather be like tomorrow?

GRAMMAR

1. We will have a new Prime Minister next

year.

2. Scientists will discover something amazing

in five years’ time.

3. It will be hot next summer.

4. My English teacher will return to his (or her)

home country next year.

5. I will go to Spain for summer vacation.

[Students’ own answers.]

READING

1. T

2. F

3. T

4. F
 UNIT 7 Lesson 20 We’re Having a Party!

FLUENCY

1. I’ll stay

2. I’m playing

3. I’ll bake

4. I’m going to

5. I’ll have

6. I’m taking

7. going to be

[Students’ own answers.]

1. Sarah will stay home tonight.

2. We will eat out at Julio’s tomorrow night.

3. Jessica will visit the museum at Saturday

night.

4. Jackson will study abroad in autumn.

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 7 Lesson 21 Golden Years

GRAMMAR

1. Are you going to; ’re going to; ’ll

2. will you; am going to; ’ll

3. will you; ’s going to; ’ll

4. Are you going to, going to;

are you going; will

FLUENCY

[Students’ own answers.]

1. I will get married at the seaside.

2. Emelle and Amanda will be my bridesmaids.

3. I will honeymoon in Bali.

4. I will have my reception at a hotel.

5. I want to come with my Grandma Lindsay

and Grandpa Jack.

6. I will have roses.

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 8 Lesson 22 I Don’t Have to Wear a Tie

VOCABULARY GRAMMAR

1. Firefighters A

2. Nurses 1. has to

3. Postwomen 2. have to

4. Housewives 3. have to

5. Farmers 4. has to

6. Carpenters

7. Accountants B

8. Hairdressers 1. must

2. mustn’t

FLUENCY 3. must

A 4. mustn’t

1. has to use

2. have to go

3. don’t have to pay

4. have to wait

5. has to take

6. have to arrive

7. have to speak

8. have to do

1. I have to wake up early tomorrow.

2. I have to work long hours every day.

3. I don’t have to meet a friend tomorrow.

4. I have to take an exam next week.

5. I don’t have to go to bed early tonight.

 UNIT 8 Lesson 23 I Had To

VOCABULARY B.

A 3–5–1–4–6–2

1. easy-going

2. strict C

3. lazy [Students’ own answers.]

4. badly-behaved

5. hard-working

6. well-behaved

1. wash / do the dishes

2. mow the lawn.

3. clean the room / do the housework

4. fold the laundry

5. cook

FLUENCY

1. I had to go to the supermarket.

2. I had to study hard.

3. I didn’t have to work late.

4. I didn’t have to call.

5. I had to leave early.

6. I didn’t have to wait.

 UNIT 8 Lesson 24 School Days

VOCABULARY

1. practice

2. expensive

3. nervous

4. put on

5. do tricks

READING

1. put on

2. do tricks

3. expensive

4. nervous

5. practised

READ & THINK

1. c

2. c

3. d

4. a

5 – 7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. show

2. poem

3. practised

4. nervous

5. glad
 UNIT 9 Lesson 25 It Must Be a Businessman’s

FLUENCY C

A 1. I don’t believe it – it can’t be true.

[Students’ own answers.] 2. That might (could) be Sarah – I think I

recognise her.

3. He can’t be from around here – he’s always

B getting lost.
[Students’ own answers.] 4. I saw a wedding ring on his finger – he must
be married.

GRAMMAR

1. might

2. must

3. must

4. must

5. must

6. can’t

7. can’t

8. can’t

1. must

2. might (could)

3. can’t

4. must

5. might (could)
 UNIT 9 Lesson 26 If I Were You…

VOCABULARY READING

1. nod [Students’ own answers.]

2. bend

3. wink

4. raise

5. open

6. turn

7. close

8. twist

FLUENCY

[Students’ own answers.]

1. You should exercise four times a week.

2. You should eat a balanced diet.

3. You shouldn’t smoke so often.

4. You should start playing sports.

GRAMMAR

1. should wash

2. shouldn’t be

3. should buy

4. should go

5. shouldn’t stay
 UNIT 9 Lesson 27 At the Flea Market

VOCABULARY C: Excuse me.

How much do you want for this CD?
1. trainers S: Which CD is that?
C: Abbey Road by The Beatles.
2. flea market
S: Abbey Road? That’s £4.50.
3. stallholders C: It’s a little expensive. Can you give me
a discount?
4. bargains S: Alright. Let’s say £4.00.
C: Could you bring the price down a little
5. jumper (muffler) more?
S: OK, £3.75.
6. muffler (jumper)
C: I’m afraid I only have £3.50 to spend.
7. discounts S: Oh, alright then, £3.50 it is.
C: Thank you very much. Here you are.
S: Thanks. Here’s your CD.

FLUENCY

A B

C–7 [Students’ own answers.]

S–4

S – 10 C

C–9 [Students’ own answers.]

C–1

S–6

C – 11

S–8

S – 12

C–5

C–3

S–2
 UNIT 10 Lesson 28 We Stop for Lunch at One

VOCABULARY B

1. arrive 1. Andrea will arrive at the airport around 6.00

p.m. Then (After that) she will get on flight
2. fly DH114.

3. take 2. We are going to watch a movie. Then (After

that) we will have dinner at the nearby pub.
4. start
3. He will go to the gym. Then (After that) he
5. have
will get ready for work.
6. be
4. Carrie is shopping for a dress. Then (After
that) she will go to a dinner party with her
friends.
FLUENCY
5. Heath is cooking an omelette. Then (After
1. What time is the next train from London to that) he will eat breakfast with his family.
Edinburgh?
6. Jessica is meeting her friend at the café.
2. How long does it take? Then (After that) they will go shopping.

3. What time does it arrive in Edinburgh?

4. Is there a buffet car on the train?

5. What time are the return trains?

GRAMMAR

1. They finish at noon.

2. He eats breakfast at Halliday’s Grill.

3. We do a sightseeing tour.

4. The bus leaves at 8:00 am.

5. We stop for lunch at a nearby restaurant.

6. I visit my family for the holidays.

 UNIT 10 Lesson 29 A Big Breakfast

GRAMMAR B

1. C 1. I have to go to the supermarket because I

haven’t got a lot of food at home.
2. U
2. Let’s get a taxi – we haven’t got a lot of
3. U time.

4. C 4. I can’t come out tonight – I haven’t got a lot

of money.
5. C
5. He’s not very nice – he hasn’t got a lot of
6. U
friends.
7. C
7. There aren’t a lot of good restaurants in my
8. U town.

9. U
C

FLUENCY 1. Is there any tea?

A 2. There are some biscuits, but there isn’t any

sugar.
1. much food
3. Do you have any sisters?
2. much time
4. Are there any questions?
3. many sausages
5. There isn’t any money in my pocket.
4. much money
6. There is some spaghetti in the pot.
5. many friends

6. much tea
D
7. many, restaurants
[Students’ own answers.]
 UNIT 10 Lesson 30 Have You Got the Latest… ?

VOCABULARY

1. analytical

2. astronomy

3. complicated

4. calculation

5. article

READING

1. articles

2. astronomy

3. complicated

4. calculation

5. Analytical

READ & THINK

1. d

2. c

3. b

4. a

5 – 7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. computer

2. calculating

3. invented

4. modern

5. engineer
 UNIT 11 Lesson 31 A Spoonful of Olive Oil

VOCABULARY B

1. rice 2. bread a packet of peanuts

3. mushrooms 4. beef a can of pineapple chunks

5. eggs 6. chicken a slice of ham

7. potatoes 8. ham a bowl of soup

9. ginger 10. garlic a pint of beer

11. caviar 12. avocado a glass of orange juice

13. cream cheese 14. onions a spoonful of sugar

15. herbs and spices 16. milk a cup of tea

17. pasta 18. salmon half a glass of water

19. breadcrumbs 20. apples a bottle of lemonade

FLUENCY GRAMMAR

A 1. some

1. toothpaste 2. any

2. milk 3. some

3. biscuits 4. some

4. chocolates 5. any

5. bread 6. some

6. flour 7. any

7. soft drink 8. some

9. any

10. any

11. some

12. some

13. some
 UNIT 11 Lesson 32 He Told Me…

GRAMMAR 8. Bill said (that) he took his family to

Disneyland.
1. told 2. said
Bill told me (that) he took his family to
3. told 4. told Disneyland.

5. said 6. told

7. said 8. told B

9. said 1. I’ll scream if it rains again at the weekend.

2. I eat six bananas for breakfast.

FLUENCY 3. I’m going to Jamaica for my honeymoon.

A 4. I don’t like my new boss.

1. Sue said (that) she was going to hitchhike
across America.
Sue told me (that) she was going to
hitchhike across America.
5. There won’t be a typhoon tomorrow.
6. I have the nicest garden on the street.
7. I don’t understand my homework.

2. Chloe said (that) she was 17. 8. I’m from Vancouver.

Chloe told me (that) she was 17. 9. I’m taking a vacation next week.

3. Crystal said (that) she did volunteer work in

poor countries.
C
Crystal told me (that) she did volunteer work
in poor countries. 1. m a famous artist.’

4. Ted said (that) he worked out every day. 2. likes going to the theater.’

Ted told me (that) he worked out every day. 3. don’t enjoy my job.’

5. Nigel said (that) he played video games for 4. want to go to the park.’
three hours every day.

Nigel told me (that) he played video games

for three hours every day.

6. Lisa said (that) she was a model.

Lisa told me (that) she was a model.

7. Paul said (that) he loved playing the guitar.

Paul told me (that) he loved playing the

guitar.
 UNIT 11 Lesson 33 It’s Exciting

VOCABULARY

1. d

2. g

3. e

4. a

5. b

6. c

7. f

8. h

FLUENCY

1. don’t like playing golf, like playing chess

2. loves fishing

3. likes painting, like gardening

4. hates aerobics

5. doesn’t mind doing the washing up, hates

ironing

[Students’ own answers.]

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 12 Lesson 34 I Gave Her a Dozen Roses

FLUENCY GRAMMAR

A A

1. He gave flowers to Tonya. 1. your sister

2. My boss bought dinner for me. 2. her friends

3. The teacher read a story to them. 3. me

4. Can you sing a song for us? 4. his girlfriend

5. I lent my car to my brother. 5. Simon

6. We got a present for our parents. 6. Macy

7. He showed a picture to me. 7. his dog

8. Can you pass the book to me? 8. Elaine

B B

1. He gave Tonya flowers. 1. She made dessert for the guests.

2. My boss bought me dinner. 2. He sold his car to her for￡2000.

3. The teacher read them a story.

3. We carried the bags to her flat.
4. Can you sing us a song?
4. Can you get some snacks for me?
5. I lent my brother my car.
5. He saved the seat for her.
6. We got our parents a present.

7. He showed me a picture.

8. Can you pass me the book?

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 12 Lesson 35 Pictures at an Exhibition

VOCABULARY

1. sleepy

2. excited

3. asleep

4. romantic

5. angry

6. confused

7. scary

8. laughed

9. relaxed

10. boring

FLUENCY

1. Jazz makes me feel bored.

2. Sad songs make me want to cry.

3. Fried food makes me feel sick.

4. People talking on mobile phones make me

feel angry.

5. Beautiful mornings make me want to sing.

6. Talking to my best friend makes me feel

happy.

[Students’ own answers.]

[Students’ own answers.]

 UNIT 12 Lesson 36 Take One!

VOCABULARY

1. gangster

2. cinematography

3. escape

4. lottery

5. adventure

READING

1. lottery

2. adventure

3. cinematography

4. gangster

5. escape

READ & THINK

1. c

2. d

3. a

4. b

5 – 7: [Students’ own answers.]

SUMMARY

1. several

2. adventure

3. Friends

4. reviews

5. choose