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(9) Answer Key - Motivate 1 Students Book

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Answer Key - Student's Book 1

STARTER UNIT UNIT 1

Page 4 Vocabulary 1
Page 6
1
1
Alex, Emily, Ben, Lucy, Callum and Mr Green
1. the USA 3. France 5. Morocco
Page 4 2. Ireland 4. Romania 6. Japan
5
Page 6

Alexander Turner 2

Page 5 1. Australia Australian

2. Belgium Belgian
7 3. Canada Canadian
4. China Chinese
1. e 2. c 3. b 4. f 5. a 6. d 5. Colombia Colombian
6. Ecuador Ecuadorian
Page 5
7. France French
9 8. Ireland Irish
9. Japan Japanese
1. book (example) 6. pencil 10. Mexico Mexican
2. school bag 7. pencil case 11. Morocco Moroccan
3. pencil sharpener 8. rubber 12. Romania Romanian
4. notebook 9. dictionary 13. Spain Spanish
5. pen 10. ruler 14. the UK British
15. the USA American
Page 5
Pronunciation: Word stress
11
Page 6
The book is green. (example) a
The school bag is black.
1. Canada = 3 syllables / Canadian = 4 syllables
The pencil sharpener is orange.
2. Ecuador = 3 syllables / Ecuadorian = 5 syllables
The notebook is blue.
3. China = 2 syllables / Chinese = 2 syllables
The pen is pink.
4. Japan = 2 syllables / Japanese = 3 syllables
The pencil is yellow.
The pencil case is green. b
The rubber is white.
1. Canada (example) Canadian (example)
The dictionary is red.
2. Ecuador Ecuadorian
The ruler is purple.
3. China Chinese
The colour you can't see is brown. 4. Japan Japanese

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12 4

1. e (example) 2. a 3. b 4. d 5. c 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. a

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Page 6 5. The Joker and the Penguin aren't my friends.

They're my enemies!
5
6. My car isn't the Batcar. It's the Batmobile.
Alex and Emily are from the UK.
Page 8
Ben is from Ireland.
4
Reading 1
Page 7 Possible answers:
7 1. I'm not from the UK.
2. I'm not 14 years old.
b Comics in different countries 3. I'm not in my maths class.
4. I'm / I'm not a football fan.
Page 7 5. I'm / I'm not Japanese.
8 6. I'm not a superhero.

1. Superman is from the USA. Page 8

2. Naruto is from Japan. 6
3. Tintin is from Belgium.
1. Our 2. His 3. His 4. my
Page 7
Page 9
9
8
1. false 3. true 5. false
2. false 4. false b

Page 7 Page 9

10 9
1. Am I 12?
1. b 2. c 3. d 4. a 2. Is your best friend from Australia?
3. Is your English teacher from Canada?
Grammar 1
4. Are you British?
Page 8
5. Is Superman your favourite comic?
1 6. Are your friends 24?

I am I am not Listening
You are You are not Page 9
He / She / It is He / She / It is not
12
We / You / They are We / You / They are not
Students' own answers
Page 8
2 Page 9
13
1. is 2. is 3. am 4. are 5. is
1. Batman 3. Astro Boy 5. Snowy
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2. Osamu Tezuka 4. Tintin
3
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1. My real name isn't Batman. It's Bruce Wayne. 14
2. I'm not from New York. I'm from Gotham City.
3. My assistant isn't Spider-Man. It's Robin. 1. is 3. is 5. is
4. We aren't from the UK. We're from the USA. 2. isn't 4. is 6. isn't

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Speaking Page 13
Page 10 6
1
1. false 3. true 5. true
Ben, Alex, Lucy, Callum 2. true 4. false

Page 10 Grammar 2
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2
8
1. 14 2. Ireland
1. What d (example)
Page 10 2. Where e
3. What / Why f
3
4. How b
1. 14 2. Ireland 3. the UK 5. Who c
6. When a
Culture
Writing
Page 11
Page 14
6
1
1. Yes, they are. 4. More than 400,000
1. 26th June 3. Canada 5. Emily
2. Yes, there are. 5. 6–25 years old
2. 11 4. Uncle Dan
3. Yes, there are.
Page 14
Vocabulary 2
Page 12 2

1 Suggested answers:
1. brother 7. grandad / grandma 1. the beginning of a sentence: My name's
2. sister 8. uncle Joshua ... (example), My middle name's ...,
3. parents 9. aunt That's my dad's ...
4. dad 10. cousin 2. names (people, cities, countries): Joshua,
5. mum 11. cousin Washington DC, France
6. grandparents 3. nationalities and languages: Canadian
4. the subject pronoun 'I': I'm 11
Page 12 5. months and days of the week: June

3 CLIL
Page 15
1. His sister's name is Lou.
2. His parents' names are Chris and Max. Oliver Twist
3. His aunt's name is Amy.
Progress check
4. His cousins' names are Jon and Catherine. Page 17

Reading 2 1
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country nationality country nationality
5 the UK British Australia Australian
France French Japan Japanese
Photos are of Orlando Bloom (a person) and the USA American Mexico Mexican
Orlando, Florida (a place). Spain Spanish

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Page 17
UNIT 2
2
Vocabulary 1
1. grandparents (B) 5. grandma (F) Page 18
2. brother (M) 6. aunt (F) 1
3. cousin (B) 7. parents (B)
4. uncle (M) 8. sister (F) 1. tooth 4. neck 7. eye
2. ear 5. thumb 8. nose
Page 17 3. tail 6. arm 9. mouth
The following are not numbered: face, finger,
3 foot, hair, hand, leg, toe

1. 'm / am 4. is Page 18
2. are 5. are
3
3. isn't 6. isn't
Head: ear, eye, face, hair, mouth, nose, tooth
Page 17 Body: arm, finger, foot, hand, leg, neck, tail,
4 thumb, toe

1. His 3. Its 5. They're Page 18

2. My 4. Our 4
giraffe
Page 17
5 Reading 1
Page 19
Suggested answers: 6
1. Is / Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.
1. C 2. B 3. E 4. A 5. D
2. Is / No, he isn't.
3. Are / Yes, I am. / No, I am not. Page 19
4. Is / Yes, it is. / No, it isn't.
7
5. Are / Yes, we are. / No, we aren't.
1. Yes 3. Yes 5. No
Page 17 2. Madagascar 4. 45 million years old
6
Page 19
1. What is Superman's real name? 8
2. Where are you and your classmates?
3. What is your favourite name? 1. c 2. a 3. b
4. When is your cousin's birthday?
Page 19
5. How old are you?
6. How do you say 'villain' in your language? 9

Page 17 1. huge
2. No, their ears are tiny.
7 3. No. They're strange, like a parrot.
1. are 6. Is Grammar 1
2. 'm / am 7. isn't Page 20
3. is 8. is
1
4. is 9. 're / are
5. 're / are 10. 're / are He / She / It + 's / hasn't

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Page 20 Listening
2 Page 21
10
1. 've got 3. 've got 5. 've got
2. 's got 4. 've got The cat hasn't got a tail.
The animal is a camel. The dog has one blue eye and one green eye.

Page 20 Page 21

3 12

1. the UK 4. Many kinds of dogs

1. An insect hasn't got two legs. It's got six.
2. legs 5. spots
2. A dolphin hasn't got 32 teeth. It's got 200.
3. rabbit
3. Normal cats haven't got 20 toes. They've
got 18.
Speaking
4. Most spiders haven't got two eyes. They've
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got eight.
3
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A rabbit
4
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Sharks haven't got legs.
4
Sharks have got 3,000 teeth.
Sharks haven't got arms. 1. food 3. hutch
Gorillas have got two legs. 2. water 4. toys
Gorillas have got 32 teeth.
Gorillas have got two arms. Page 22
Pythons haven't got legs.
6
Pythons have got 100 teeth.
Pythons haven't got arms. 1. Firstly 3. Finally
2. Secondly
Page 21
5 Culture
Page 23
Add an 's' at the end of the word. 7
Page 21 1. dogs and cats
6 2. Tigger
3. 10 million dogs and 10 million cats
+ s: animals, elephants, eyes, legs, noses 4. rescue centres
+ es: mosquitoes 5. snakes, rats, spiders, lizards and pigs
y → ies: babies, families, bodies
irregular: children, men, mice, people, sheep, Vocabulary 2
teeth, women Page 24
1
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7 a. long (example) h. blue
b. short i. brown
1. animals 6. tails c. curly j. green
2. rats 7. noses d. straight k. short
3. mice 8. teeth e. wavy l. tall
4. bodies 9. babies f. dark m. round
5. legs 10. people g. fair n. square

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Page 24 Progress check

3 Page 29

1. d 2. c 3. b 4. a
1

1. eye 3. nose 5. tooth / teeth

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2. neck 4. tail 6. ears
4
Page 29
Possible answers:
1. I'm tall and I've got long fair hair. 2
2. My best friend has got blue eyes and curly hair.
1. straight 6. tall
3. Our teacher has got wavy hair and he's short.
2. blue 7. long
4. My mum has got long dark hair and brown eyes.
3. long 8. short
Reading 2 4. wavy 9. straight
Page 24 5. brown 10. fair
6
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No, they aren't. 3
Grammar 2 1. 've / have got 4. 's / has got
Page 25 2. 've / have got 5. hasn't got
9 3. 's / has got

No, we don't use 'got' in the short answers.

Page 29
Page 25 4
10
1. child 3. man 5. people
1. Have 3. Have 5. Has 2. mice 4. noses 6. baby
2. Has 4. Have
Page 29
Writing
Page 26 5

1 1. Has Mick got curly hair? No, he hasn't.

2. Has Mick got brown eyes? No, he hasn't.
1. tall 3. glasses 5. white
3. Has Mia got brown eyes? Yes, she has.
2. brown 4. short
4. Has Mia got short hair? No, she hasn't.
5. Have Molly and Martha got long hair?
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Yes, they have.
2 6. Have Molly and Martha got small eyes?
1. He's from Ecuador. No, they haven't.
2. She's very tall.
3. Her eyes are green and she's got glasses. Page 29
4. He's got short wavy hair. 6
5. She's my cousin's mum.
6. Her cat's name's Ginger. 1. Have / got 6. 's / has got
2. haven't 7. haven't got
CLIL 3. 's / has got 8. 're / are
Page 27 4. Is 9. haven't got
A dormant volcano 5. 's / is 10. 've / have got

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Grammar 1
UNIT 3
Page 32
Vocabulary 1 1
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We add an 's' in the third person form.
1
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1. bread 6. carrots 11. fish
2. apple 7. pasta 12. ice cream 2
3. strawberries 8. cheese 13. nuts 1. eats 3. contain 5. produce
4. yoghurt 9. milk 14. meat 2. help 4. needs
5. potatoes 10. cake
Page 32
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3
3
drinks tries passes
a. vegetables d. dairy products sees watches plays
b. fibre e. protein
c. carbohydrates f. fat Page 32
4
Page 30
1. eat 3. cook 5. explode
4 2. goes 4. drinks
Alex's favourite food is cheese.
Emily's favourite food is bread. Pronunciation: third person singular -s: /s/ /z/
or /ɪz/
Reading 1
Page 32
Page 31
b
6

A False D False /s/ /z/: drinks, does, explodes

B True E False /ɪz/: washes, uses, passes
C True
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5
8
Subject + don't / doesn't + infinitive
1. d (example) 2. a 3. e 4. b 5. c
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Page 31 6
9
1. don't eat 4. don't like
1. yes 3. stress 2. doesn't drink 5. doesn't cook
2. yes 4. home-made 3. doesn't contain 6. don't eat

Page 31 Page 32

10 7

1. needs 4. doesn't give

Possible answers:
2. doesn't contain 5. hydrates
vitamin, chocolate, carrot, beta-carotene, apple, 3. say
cell, pizza, protein The text is about water.

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Page 33 Page 34
8 2

b 1. a sandwich and some strawberries

2. an apple juice
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9
3
1. Do you drink milk?
1. sandwich 2. an apple juice 3. £6.30
2. Do you and your friends eat fruit?
3. Does your best friend drink eight glasses of Page 34
water a day?
5
4. Does your teacher drink coffee in the
classroom? 1. Can I have some pizza?
5. Do your classmates have healthy snacks at 2. How much is it, please?
break time? 3. I'd like a cheeseburger.
4. Would you like anything else?
Page 33 5. What would you like?

10 Culture
Page 35
Do you drink fizzy drinks? (example)
Do you eat sweets? 6
Do you eat vegetables? 1. Meat : beef
Do you have dinner at 9pm? Vegetables: potatoes, peas, carrots,
Do you have a healthy diet? cucumber, tomatoes, onion,
lettuce
Listening 2. China
Page 33 3. a person who doesn't eat or drink meat, fish
11 or dairy products

chopsticks and rice Vocabulary 2

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1
12
1. meet my friends 4. ride my bike
1. rice 3. green tea 5. chopsticks 2. talk on the phone 5. surf the internet
2. soup 4. canteen 6. fast food 3. go shopping 6. listen to music
Not shown: play football, read comics, stay up
Page 33 late, watch TV
13 Grammar 2
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1. Yes, he does. 4. No, he doesn't.
2. No, he doesn't. 5. Yes, they do. 7
3. Yes, he does. 6. No, he doesn't.
1. I like staying up late on Saturday. (example)
2. My best friend loves reading comics about
Speaking
superheroes.
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3. My classmates hate going shopping.
1 4. My brother doesn't like playing football with
his friends.
Suggested answers: 5. I love meeting my friends after school.
bananas, strawberries, lemons, pasta 6. My teacher likes surfing the internet every day.

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10 2
1. I 3. them 5. We
2. him 4. me 6. us 1. music 5. friends
2. phone 6. shopping
Page 37 3. TV 7. bike
11 4. home 8. football
1. I 3. We 5. he Mystery word: internet
2. it 4. them 6. me
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Writing
Page 38 3
1 1. eat 5. like 9. doesn't have
1. bread, cheese, milk, fruit (bananas, apples), 2. walk 6. go 10. doesn't play
chocolate, biscuits, cake 3. don't live 7. listen 11. doesn't eat
2. ice hockey, riding his bike 4. play 8. read 12. watches
3. meeting his friends, being at home with his
family, reading fantasy novels, listening to
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music (reggae)
4
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2 1. Do 3. Do 5. Does
2. Does 4. Do
a. and b. but

Page 38 Page 41
3 5
1. My friends surf the internet and they stay up
1. He loves drinking fizzy drinks.
late.
2. My mum watches TV but she doesn't listen to 2. They like staying at home on Saturday night.
music. 3. We hate playing football.
3. I meet my friends and we go to the town centre. 4. She doesn't like talking on the phone.
4. We sometimes go to the park but we don't 5. You hate playing computer games.
play football.
6. I don't like listening to classical music.
5. I like reading comics but my brother doesn't
like reading them.
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CLIL
6
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30 players compete in a game of rugby (two I – me it – it
teams of 15). you – you we – us
he – him you – you
Progress check
Page 41 she – her they – them

1
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carbohydrates: bread, cake, pasta,
7
potatoes
fruit and vegetables: apple, carrot,
1. Do you have 5. sit 9. play
strawberries
protein: nuts 2. meeting 6. Do / like 10. ride
dairy products: cheese, ice cream, milk, 3. do / do 7. hate 11. 'm
yoghurt 4. go 8. goes

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Sketch
Revision 1
Page 44
Vocabulary 1
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1. They haven't got a guitarist.
C – carrots T – tail 2. They play rock and pop.
T – talk P – play 3. She plays classical music.
I – Irish E – eyes
C – curly U – USA UNIT 4
S – strawberries B – brother
Vocabulary 1
P – parents F – fair
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Grammar 1
Page 43 1. shopping centre 4. library
1 2. cinema 5. museum
3. shoe shop
1. 's / is, 'm / am 4. 're / are
2. 're / are 5. 's / is, 're / are Page 46
3. isn't / is not, 's / is 6. aren't / are not, 's / is 3

Page 43 1. underground station 4. supermarket

2. sports centre 5. restaurant
2 3. bank 6. school

1. haven't got 4. 've got 7. have got Page 46

2. 've got 5. hasn't got 8. 's got
4
3. 's got 6. 's got 9. haven't got
Alex goes to the sports centre.
Page 43 Emily goes to the cinema.

3 Reading 1
Page 47
1. What is your name?
2. Where are you from? 6
3. How old are you? To go to the Ice Hotel.
4. Have you got any brothers or sisters?
5. Who is your best friend? Page 47
6. Do you like listening to music? 7

Page 43 1. true 3. false 5. true

2. true 4. true
4
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1. comes 4. plays 7. wants
8
2. doesn't go 5. play 8. likes
3. goes 6. love 1. b (example) 2. e 3. d 4. f 5. c 6. a

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9
5
1. 18 hours
1. British 5. Their 9. watching 2. There isn't any traffic and there aren't any
2. has got 6. her 10. playing shopping centres.
3. brother's 7. she 3. clothes and sleeping bags.
4. sisters' 8. likes 4. Because it's too hot.

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Grammar 1 Listening
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1 11
Singular: There's a library. / There isn't a Possible answers:
museum.
Exit A is next to the sports shop and opposite
Plural: There are two banks. / There aren't
exit C. (example)
any hotels.
Exit B is in front of the café.
Page 48 Exit C is in front of the clothes shop.
Exit D is next to the chemist.
2
1. are 2. are 3. is 4. are 5. is Page 49
12
Page 48
3 Exit A

1. There are three chemists on my street. Page 49

2. There are two airports in my city.
13
3. There isn't a train station in my town.
4. There's a newsagent on my street. 1. four 2. 2.5 3. 30 4. 113 5. 200
5. There aren't any shoe shops in my town.
6. There's a bank next to my house. Speaking
Page 50
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1
5
They are looking at something on the computer
a. on e. between screen.
b. in f. next to
c. behind g. in front of Page 50
d. opposite h. near
2
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the aquarium
6
Page 50
1. in 3. behind 5. in front of
2. opposite 4. between 3

1. a walking tour 3. an exhibition

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2. A walking tour 4. the aquarium
9
Page 50
1. Is there a bus station near here?
2. Are there a lot of banks in your town? 5
3. Is there an underground station opposite your
1. going 3. having
house?
2. watch 4. go
4. Is there a library in your town?
5. Are there many newsagents near your house?
Culture
Page 51
Pronunciation: /ə/
Page 49 6

b 1. 31st December
2. There is a big fireworks display.
There's a bus stop in front of the bank.
3. the Scottish word for 'New Year'
/ðǝz ǝ ˈbʌstɒp ɪn ˈfrʌnt ǝv ðǝ ˈbæŋk/ 4. It is about friends.

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Vocabulary 2 Writing
Page 52 Page 54

1 1

1. beach 3. river 5. lake 1. hotels

2. Yes. They are great / fantastic.
2. forest 4. mountain 6. island
3. Yes. Quad biking and water sports.
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4 2
1. waves 3. trees 5. ice after is / are
2. sand 4. water 6. snow
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Reading 2 3
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1. In my town there are two museums. There's
5 also a supermarket.
2. There are some beautiful shops. There are
It's an indoor tropical island.
also two great markets.
3. There's a water park next to the shopping
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centre. There's also an aquarium.
6 4. There are some fantastic restaurants. There are
also some luxurious hotels.
1. doesn't close 3. are some 5. need 5. On my street there's a newsagent. There's
2. it isn't 4. has got some also a chemist.

Grammar 2 CLIL
Page 53 Page 55

7 Suggested answer:
The American Civil War began because
1. have 3. singular 5. use
25 northern states wanted to abolish slavery,
2. haven't 4. affirmative
and 11 southern states did not want to abolish
slavery.
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8 Progress check
Page 57
an apple a lake
1
a house a sport
a hotel a station a. school 3 e. hotel 7
an island an umbrella b. newsagent 6 f. bank 1
c. museum 4 g. library 5
Page 53 d. chemist 2 h. supermarket 8

9 Page 57

1. an 2. some 3. an 4. any 5. a 2
1. river 7. waves
Page 53 2. lake 8. forest
10 3. trees 9. snow
4. ice 10. island
1. isn't 3. some 5. some 7. an 5. mountain 11. water
2. any 4. an 6. a 8. is 6. beach 12. sand

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Page 57 Page 58
3 5

1. There is a bank. He gets up at nine o'clock.

2. There are some mountains. He has lunch at half past one.
3. There isn't any snow. He does his homework at 6 o'clock on Sunday
4. There isn't an airport. evening.
5. There is a supermarket. He goes to bed at half past nine.
6. There aren't any rivers. Reading 1
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7
4
Aisha plays the cello.
1. opposite 3. between 5. next to Rick plays the piano.
2. in front of 4. behind
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8
5
1. Rick 3. Rick 5. Aisha
Countable: river, lake, trees, mountain, 2. Aisha 4. Aisha
beach, waves, forest, island
Uncountable: ice, snow, water, sand Page 59
9
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6 1. Britain
2. No. She's 13 and he's 12.
1. some 3. some 5. some 3. Aisha plays the cello. Rick plays the piano.
2. a 4. some 6. any 4. Yes, they have.

Page 57 Page 59

7 10

1. isn't 6. Does … work actor singer

2. are 7. works composer teacher
3. haven't got 8. is dancer writer
4. 's / is 9. aren't Grammar 1
5. isn't 10. is Page 60
1
UNIT 5
a. before b. after
Vocabulary 1
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2
1
1. Amy usually paints pictures in her house.
1. gets up 4. has dinner 2. She sometimes paints in a special art room
2. starts school 5. tidies her room at school.
3. does his homework 6. goes to bed 3. She often goes to extra art classes after school
with a professional artist.
Page 58 4. She never misses her extra art lessons.
3
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have: a bath, lunch, some milk
3
go: home, to the cinema
play: golf, the guitar, with friends How

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4 12

1. Do you usually get up at 4 am? 1. sometimes

2. the piano and the guitar
2. Do you usually go to bed before 9pm?
3. not very much
3. How often do you meet your friends? 4. pop, hip hop, dance
4. How often do you play a musical instrument? 5. He can act and sing. He can also speak
5. How often do you tidy your room? English, Italian and Spanish.

Page 60 Speaking
Page 62
6
1
1. Is 3. Do 5. Does Alex is talking to an attendant at a box office.
2. Have 4. has
Page 62
Page 61 2
7 a music concert
1. How old are you? Page 62
2. Where are you from?
3
3. Have you got any brothers or sisters?
4. What sports do you do? 1. rock concert 3. three
5. How often do you do sport? 2. Saturday 4. two
6. Do you read before you go to bed?
Page 62
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8 1. d 2. b 3. c 4. a

1. I'm 10 years old. Culture

2. I'm from Atlanta, in the USA. Page 63
3. Yes, I have. I've got one brother and two 6
sisters. 1. a Welsh festival of literature, music and
4. My favourite sport is basketball, but I like performance
playing football too. 2. You can do music, drama and poetry.
5. I always play basketball at the weekend and 3. Welsh
I often play football on Thursday.
Vocabulary 2
6. No, I don't. I listen to music. Page 64
Listening 1
Page 61 1. history
10 2. PE (physical education)
3. French
a. Beyoncé is a famous singer. 4. literature
b. Pau Gasol is a famous basketball player. 5. maths
6. art and design
c. Hugh Jackman is a film star.
7. geography
8. ICT (information and communication
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technology)
11 9. music
10. drama
1. Pau Gasol 3. Beyoncé 11. English
2. Hugh Jackman 12. science

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Reading 2 Writing
Page 64 Page 66
5 1
It's a theatre school. He can act and dance.
Page 64
Page 66
6
2
1. true 3. true
2. false 4. true b

Grammar 2 Page 66
Page 65 3
7
1. I admire Jaden Smith because he's talented.
1. the same 3. without (example)
2. is 2. He's got a big family because he's got four
brothers and sisters.
Page 65
3. His dad is talented because he can sing and
8 dance well.
1. can 3. can 5. can't 4. She usually gets up early because she studies
2. can 4. can't 6. can for three hours every morning.

Pronunciation: can / can't CLIL

Page 65 Page 67
a
1. b
1. can /kǝn/ 2. can't /kɑːnt/ 2. a) 269 metres b) 18 metres
3. 47
b
Progress check
1. can't 3. can Page 69
2. can 4. can't
1
Page 65 1. g 3. f 5. a 7. b
9 2. c 4. e 6. d 8. h
No, it's the same.
Page 69
Page 65 2
10
1. maths 4. PE (physical education)
1. Can you dance? 2. science 5. art and design
2. Can you run fast? 3. French 6. English
3. Can you play a musical instrument? or
Can you play the guitar? Page 69
4. What languages can you speak?
3
Page 65
1. My sister always watches the news on TV.
11 2. I am usually tired on Monday morning.
bad - badly (example) good - well 3. We often go to the cinema on Saturday.
beautiful - beautifully slow - slowly 4. My brothers sometimes play the guitar together.
brilliant - brilliantly terrible - terribly 5. My teacher is never late for class.
fantastic - fantastically wonderful - wonderfully 6. I always do my homework before dinner.

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Page 69 Page 70
4 3
1. Where is your best friend from? play: basketball, football, golf, hockey, rugby,
2. How old is your mum? tennis
3. When do you usually have a shower? go: cycling, snowboarding, surfing, swimming
4. How often do you finish school before 3pm? do: athletics, judo, yoga
5. Have you got any pets?
6. What time do you go to bed? Page 70

Page 69 5
5 Emily: football, basketball, swimming
1. I can play the violin. Alex: football, tennis, golf
2. My dad can't dance.
Reading 1
3. Our classmates can sing.
Page 71
4. My parents can't speak English and French.
5. My neighbour can read Japanese. 7
6. My best friend can't swim well.
No, it isn't.
Page 69
Page 71
6
9
1. Can you play the violin?
2. Can your dad dance? 1. false 3. true
3. Can your classmates sing? 2. false 4. false
4. Can your parents speak English and French?
5. Can your neighbour read Japanese? Page 71
6. Can your best friend swim well? 10
Page 69 1. football, hockey, cross-country running,
7 tennis, athletics
2. a combination of hip-hop dance, funk and
1. well 4. brilliantly
physical exercise
2. beautifully 5. slowly
3. Because they don't like doing competitive
3. terribly 6. badly
sports.
Page 69
Page 71
8
11
1. 've got 6. does … start
2. can't 7. starts basketball player (example) rugby player
3. Do … want 8. go footballer surfer
4. can 9. finish golfer swimmer
5. is 10. are hockey player tennis player

Grammar 1
UNIT 6 Page 72
Vocabulary 1 1
Page 70
am snowboarding am not training
1
are doing are not playing
1. lose, shout, run, win 3. catch, jump is dancing is not hitting
2. throw, train 4. dive, kick are doing are not playing

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Page 72 Listening
Page 73
2
11
+ -ing: doing, playing, watching
e + -ing: diving, losing 1. ostrich racing 3. underwater hockey
double consonant + -ing: hitting, swimming, 2. chess boxing
winning
Page 73
Page 72 12
3 1. chess boxing 3. ostrich racing
2. underwater hockey
1. 're watching
2. are participating Page 73
3. are running / are jogging
13
4. are collecting
5. 's wearing 1. sitting 4. swimming
2. watching 5. waiting
Pronunciation: -ing 3. diving 6. falling
Page 72
Speaking
b
Page 74
1. swim 3. playing 1
2. winning 4. train
Ben is talking to Emily.
Page 72
Page 74
4
2
1. I'm not winning the race.
a football match
2. He isn't playing hockey today.
3. My friends aren't watching TV. Page 74
4. Emily isn't training for the marathon.
3
5. We aren't cycling now.
6. They aren't having fun. 1. half past two 3. Half past two
2. station 4. station
Page 72
Page 74
5
5
1. 'm watching 4. is running
2. are playing 5. aren't stopping 5 2 6
3. aren't winning 1 4 3

Culture
Page 73
Page 75
7
6
1. be 3. verb + -ing
1. playing Gaelic football and hurling
2. subject 4. be 2. a combination of football and rugby
3. yes
Page 73
8 Vocabulary 2
Page 76
1. Are your classmates speaking English?
2. Are any students playing football outside? 3
3. Is your dad training at the moment? 1. difficult 1 c
4. Is your partner eating? 2. boring 2 a
5. Are you using a green pen? 3. dangerous 3 b
6. Is your best friend sitting next to you? 4. fun 4 d

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Reading 2 3. b I'm good at running so I like athletics.

Page 76 4. a My dad is good at tennis so he's teaching
5 me to play.
5. c I love swimming so I'm in the school
She's broken her leg. swimming team.
6. d We live near the mountains so I often go
Page 76 skiing.
6
CLIL
1. b 2. a 3. a 4. b Page 79
Grammar 2 The alphabet of Gaeilge doesn't have the letters
Page 77 j, k, q, w, y and z. Also, some letters in Irish Gaelic
7 have accents.

The first sentence is present continuous. Progress check

The second sentence is present simple. Page 81
1
Page 77
8 a. jump d. score
b. dance e. throw
a. present continuous b. present simple c. run f. dive
Page 77 Page 81
9 2
1. is 4. 's winning interesting amazing
2. takes 5. 's losing boring exciting
3. always plays 6. watch fun
Page 77 Page 81
10 3
1. My parents are playing golf now.
1. are playing 4. aren't going
2. My friends go snowboarding every weekend.
2. 'm not doing 5. aren't playing
3. I usually train on Monday and Wednesday.
3. is playing 6. 's doing
4. My dad is running a half marathon today.
5. We play football every Thursday. Page 81
6. I'm learning yoga at the moment.
4
Writing
1. Are Jack and Jill playing rugby?
Page 78
2. Are you doing judo?
1 3. Is your sister playing tennis?
4. Are your friends going surfing?
1. surfing
5. Are you playing golf?
2. Because he lives near the sea and it's an
exciting sport. 6. Is your teacher doing yoga?
3. a wetsuit and a surfboard
Page 81
4. He usually does it every weekend.
5
Page 78
1. No, they aren't. They're playing hockey.
3 2. No, I'm not.
1. e I live near the beach so I love all water 3. No, she isn't. She's playing basketball.
sports. (example) 4. No, they aren't.
2. f I can't throw or catch a ball so I don't like 5. No, I'm not.
basketball. 6. Yes, he / she is.

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Page 81 Page 83
6 4
1. play 4. 're playing 1. do 3. Can 5. Is
2. go 5. go 2. Does 4. are
3. 's learning 6. 'm doing
Page 83
Page 81 5
7 1. visiting 3. are 5. can
1. are you doing 5. can 2. doesn't 4. is 6. visit
2. 'm going 6. swims
Sketch
3. a 7. always
Page 84
4. Can 8. is coming
1. They have got a geography project for
homework, but they haven't got an idea
Revision 2
for the project.
Vocabulary 2. Writing about places in town.
Page 82 3. an island
4. green and blue paint, newspaper, brown sugar
newsagent beach trees
homework literature catch
score difficult history UNIT 7
Vocabulary 1
Grammar
Page 86
Page 83
1
1
1. wardrobe 5. bookcase
1. There are some dolphins.
2. armchair 6. cooker
2. There is an island.
3. lamp 7. mirror
3. There aren't any mountains.
4. chair 8. table
4. There aren't any trees.
5. There isn't any ice. Page 86
6. There is a cinema.
3
7. There is some water.
8. There is a shop. Suggested answers:
bathroom: mirror, toilet
Page 83
bedroom: bed, wardrobe
2 dining room: chair, table
kitchen: cooker, cupboard
1. He usually studies marine life in the Atlantic
living room: armchair, bookcase, desk, lamp,
Ocean.
sofa, table
2. He sometimes works in a laboratory in Bristol.
3. And he sometimes goes to the ocean. Page 86
4. He's often away from home for several weeks.
5. My cousins never travel with him. 4
6. They always have a party on his return. Alex eats in the living room.
Emily eats in the kitchen.
Page 83 Alex does his homework in his bedroom.
3 Emily does her homework in her bedroom.

1. 'm not going 6. make Reading 1

2. 'm studying 7. sing Page 87
3. 're staying 8. 'm writing
6
4. don't sleep 9. is using
5. need 10. are watching 1. C 2. A 3. B

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Page 87 Pronunciation: was / were

7 Page 88
a
1. b 2. c 3. b 4. c
1. was 3. was
Page 87 2. were 4. were
8
Page 89
1. Because there wasn't any electric or gas
heating in the 1850s. 9
2. Two bedrooms upstairs and two rooms (the
1. There were 4. there were
kitchen and living room) downstairs
2. there weren't 5. there weren't
3. a semi-detached
3. there was 6. there wasn't
4. Because people had cars in the 1950s.
5. Because young people didn't want a garden. Page 89
Page 87 10
9 Yes / No + there + was / wasn't / were / weren't
1. terraced, semi-detached, flat
Page 89
2. bedroom, kitchen, living room, dining room,
bathroom 11
3. a garage, a car park
1. Were there / Yes, there were.
Grammar 1 2. Were there / Yes, there were.
Page 88 3. Was there / Yes, there was.
4. Was there / No, there wasn't.
1
1. was 2. were 3. n't / not Listening
Page 89
Page 88 12
2
there were there weren't
1. were 3. was 5. was rich houses beds, chairs, toilets
2. was 4. were carpets, clocks
poor houses beds toilets, chairs,
Page 88
carpets, clocks
3
Page 89
1. was 3. weren't 5. was
2. were 4. was 6. wasn't 14

Page 88 1. false (There was one room.)

2. false (The beds were comfortable in rich
4 houses.)
Yes / No + subject + was / wasn't / were / weren't 3. true
4. false (There were carpets on the walls.)
Page 88 5. false (There weren't any schools for poor
5 children.)

1. were you at home? Speaking

2. were you in bed? Page 90
3. were your parents in the living room? 1
4. were your friends at home?
5. was your best friend at school? Alex is talking to an assistant.

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Page 90 Page 93
2 7
1. information centre 4. gardens 1. were 3. were 5. weren't
2. toilets 5. gift shop 2. wasn't 4. weren't
3. café
Grammar 2
Page 90 Page 93
3 8
5.30 a. add b. the same

Page 90 Page 93
4 9
1. information centre 3. gift shop appeared stopped
2. café called tried
designed used
Page 90 invented wanted
6 liked weighed
produced
1. b 2. a 3. d 4. c
Page 93
Culture
Page 91 10

7 1. designed 4. produced
2. used 5. weighed
1. the President of the USA 3. wanted
2. the White House
3. 132 Page 93
4. a tennis court, a jogging track, a swimming pool
11
and a bowling alley
1. invented 4. stopped
Vocabulary 2 2. liked 5. appeared
Page 92 3. played 6. called
1
Writing
1. camera 4. toothbrush Page 94
2. fridge 5. telephone
1
3. dishwasher 6. laptop
Not shown: microwave, mp3 player, remote 1. her bedroom
control, washing machine 2. yes
3. a big desk, a green chair, an enormous
Page 92 wardrobe, posters, a bed
4. listens to music, reads magazines
3
1. washing machine 4. camera Page 94
2. remote control 5. microwave 2
3. laptop
a. yes b. no
Reading 2
Page 92 Page 94
6 3

Many different people and nations helped to invent 1. In my bedroom, there's a brown desk
the modern toothbrush. and a plastic chair.

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2. I've also got two small lamps. Page 98

3. There are two white bookcases. 3
4. I often listen to pop music in my room.
5. My favourite thing is my comfortable bed. 1. taxis 3. train 5. tram
2. bike 4. plane
CLIL
Page 95 Page 98
Suggested answer: 4
The duck-billed platypus is special because it is Emily goes by bus.
a mammal but it does not give birth to live young, Ben walks (goes on foot) or goes by car.
like other mammals. It lays eggs.
Reading 1
Progress check Page 99
Page 97 6
1
b
1. desk 4. chair 7. armchair
2. lamp 5. table Page 99
3. sofa 6. bookcase 7
It's a living room. 1. Neil Laughton
2. Timbuktu, over two months
Page 97
3. 120kph
2 4. nearly 1 million euros
5. a sofa bicycle
1. d 2. f 3. a 4. b 5. c 6. e 7. g
6. It was very wide, very slow and the cyclists
Page 97 weren't wearing helmets.
3 Page 99
1. Were 5. Was 9. weren't 8
2. were 6. was 10. were
1. d A driver drives a car.
3. Were 7. weren't
2. c A sailor sails a boat.
4. was 8. Were
3. a A pilot flies a plane. (example)
Page 97 4. b A cyclist rides a bike.
4 Grammar 1
Page 100
1. arrived 3. watched 5. studied
2. cooked 4. stopped 6. phoned 1

Page 97 drove
5 Page 100
1. wasn't 5. was 9. arrived 2
2. 's 6. is 10. changed
regular irregular
3. aren't 7. watched 11. shouted
disappeared was / were
4. weren't 8. was 12. was
presented began
returned came
UNIT 8 stopped cost
had
Vocabulary 1
Page 98 Page 100
1 3
land: bike, bus, car, coach, lorry, moped, 1. began 5. came 9. stopped
motorbike, taxi, train, tram 2. were 6. presented 10. returned
water: boat 3. wasn't 7. had
air: plane 4. cost 8. disappeared

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Pronunciation: -ed endings /d/ /t/ /ɪd/ Culture

Page 100 Page 103

b 6

1. 45% 3. the River Thames

/d/ /t/ arrived, asked, continued, designed,
looked, tried 2. red 4. cab

/ɪd/ invented, presented, wanted Vocabulary 2

Page 104
Page 100
4 1

1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 1. climb mountains 4. take photos

2. explore new places 5. go surfing
Page 101 3. buy souvenirs 6. visit museums
5
Reading 2
1. didn't have 4. didn't use Page 104
2. didn't buy 5. didn't arrive
3. didn't appear 5

Listening He's a British adventurer, writer and TV presenter.

Page 101 No, he doesn't.
8
Page 104
1. false 3. true 5. false 6
2. true 4. true
1. true 3. true 5. false
Page 101
2. false 4. false
10
Grammar 2
1. People who wear the boots
Page 105
2. Germany
3. from kangaroos 7
4. They aren't very expensive.
Did + subject + infinitive (without to)?
Speaking Yes / No + subject + did / didn't.
Page 102
1 Page 105

Emily and Lucy are at a bus stop. They are asking 8

an assistant for information about buses. 1. Did you go by plane? No, I didn't.
Page 102 2. Did she try any new sports? Yes, she did.
3. Did your friends take a lot of photos? No, they
2
didn't.
return 4. Did you and your family visit the museums?
No, we didn't.
Page 102
3 Page 105

1. 2 2. 22 3. 7 4. 4 9

Page 102 1. Where did you go on holiday?

2. How did you get there?
5
3. Who did you go with?
1. time 3. Where 5. does 4. What did you do there?
2. leaves 4. leaves 6. costs 5. Did you have a good time?

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10 4
1. sunbathed / visited 4 1. had 4. didn't climb / explored
2. went 3 2. visited 5. went
3. was 5 3. didn't take / bought 6. made
4. flew / took 2
5. went / stayed 1 Page 109
5
Writing
Page 106 1. Where did you go on holiday last year?
1 2. Did you visit any museums?
3. What did you buy there?
1 2 4 3 4. Did you climb a mountain?
5. What sports did you do there?
Page 106
6. Did you make new friends?
3
Page 109
1. First, I got dressed and I had breakfast.
2. Then I waited for a taxi but I didn't have any 6
money. 1. I went to Greece.
3. In the end, I phoned my dad and I went to the 2. Yes, I did.
airport by car. 3. I bought some souvenirs.
4. No, I didn't.
CLIL
5. I went surfing.
Page 107
6. Yes, I did. I made lots of new friends.
Frank Gehry's designs are influenced by the sea
in the sense that his buildings are angular, Page 109
to represent fish, and undulating, to symbolise 7
waves. The materials he uses reflect the light,
like sunlight shining on water. 1. did 5. going 9. Did you go
2. did you do 6. spent 10. didn't
Progress check 3. was 7. arrived 11. waited
Page 109 4. went 8. didn't leave 12. didn't mind
1
a. plane d. coach UNIT 9
b. tram e. lorry
Vocabulary 1
c. moped f. bike
Page 110
Page 109 3
2 1. b 2. e 3. a 4. f 5. c 6. d
1. g 3. a 5. b 7. f
Page 110
2. e 4. h 6. c 8. d
4
Page 109
Emily usually wears a skirt or jeans to parties.
3 Ben wears jeans and a T-shirt to parties.
1. visited 5. travelled 9. went Emily usually wears a dress and a jacket on
2. left 6. didn't have 10. bought Christmas Day.
3. didn't go 7. got up Ben always wears a pair of trousers and a shirt
4. went 8. had on Christmas Day.

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Reading 1 Page 112

Page 111
5
6
1. tomorrow 3. this Thursday
Men in skirts (b) 2. at the weekend 4. next Monday
Not all brides wear white (c)
Good fun in gloves (a) Page 113

Page 111 6

7 b

1. Scotland and Ireland. Page 113

2. What they want.
3. Red. Because it is the colour of new life. 7
4. Because the nights are cold in November. 1. What is she going to study on Wednesday?
5. Because you can eat them when you are 2. What is she going to buy this week?
wearing gloves.
3. What is she going to visit today?
Page 111 4. When is she going to take her last exam?
5. Where are they going to have a barbecue?
8
1. kilt 3. henna 5. fireworks Page 113
2. bride 4. a bonfire 8

Grammar 1 1. She's going to study science on Wednesday.

Page 112 2. She's going to buy a new dress this week.
1 3. She's going to visit a museum today.
4. She's going to take her last exam next Monday.
a. infinitive b. not / infinitive 5. They're going to have a barbecue at the Youth
Club.
Page 112
2 Listening
Page 113
1. We are going to have a party on the beach.
2. I am not going to wear smart clothes. 11
3. The music is going to be great.
Emily b
4. It is not going to be a barbecue.
Alex a
5. I am going to take cake and sandwiches. or
Ben c
I am going to take sandwiches and cake.
6. You are going to have a fantastic time.
Page 113
Page 112 12
3 1. Friday 3. is 5. brown
1. The party is going to be in Jed's garden. 2. is 4. isn't 6. is
2. I'm not going to eat pizza.
3. You're going to need a swimming costume. Speaking
4. We're going to watch a magician. Page 114
1
Page 112
4 a barbecue / birthday party

We're / are going to eat Mexican food. Page 114

We aren't / are not going to play football. 2
We aren't / are not going to wear smart clothes.
We aren't / are not going to listen to rock music. 1. this afternoon 2. half past seven

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Page 114 Page 117

3 9
1. You must take an umbrella to the festival.
1. this afternoon 2. half past seven
2. People mustn't use mobile phones in the
concert.
Page 114
3. At the festival you mustn't make noise at night.
5 4. You must take warm clothes.
5. You mustn't go to bed late.
1. What time is it going to finish?
2. Would you like to come? Page 117
3. What time does it start? 10
You must have a ticket / bring a tent / wear
Culture
suitable clothes.
Page 115
You mustn't bring food or drink / make videos
6 or take photos / drop litter.

1. August 3. 24 days Writing

2. fantastic costumes 4. February and March Page 118
1
Vocabulary 2
1. Yes, he is.
Page 116
2. He saw a comedy show.
3 3. The weather's fantastic: it's dry and sunny.
4. He's going to explore Aviemore.
Picture a: It's warm, dry and sunny.
Picture b: It's hot, dry and sunny. Page 118
Picture c: It's windy, dry and sunny. 2
Picture d: It's cold and snowy. Suggested answers:

Page 116 1. Past: The train journey was a bit

boring …
4 We saw a great comedy
show last night …
1. cold 3. wet 5. warm Present: I'm having a great time …
2. sunny 4. dry 6. rainy The weather's fantastic.
Future: … we're going to see a
Reading 2 circus tonight.
Page 117 I'm going to wear all my
summer clothes!
6 2. Connectors: because, and, but, so
It started in 1970, so it's over 40 years old. 3. Capital letters: I, Scotland (country), August
(month), Aviemore (town),
Tomorrow (start of a new
Page 117
sentence)
7
Page 118
1. false 3. true 5. false 3
2. false 4. true 6. true
1. We arrived late yesterday, so we took a taxi.
2. It often rains in May, but it isn't raining today.
Grammar 2
3. First we get up early in the morning, then we
Page 117
go to the city centre.
8 4. We are going to climb a mountain in Aviemore
tomorrow.
the infinitive (without to) 5. It is going to be hot and dry tomorrow.

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CLIL Page 121

Page 119
6
Flutes made of animal bones, trumpets made of
1. are … doing 7. go
seashells and drums made with wood and the skin
of sharks. 2. 'm putting 8. had
3. Are … going to wear 9. danced
Progress check 4. Are … going to go 10. was
Page 121 5. went 11. 'm not going to go
1 6. was 12. are going to meet

1. scarf 3. coat 5. T-shirt

2. trainers 4. jacket 6. skirt Revision 3

Page 121 Vocabulary

2 Page 122

1. rainy 3. warm 5. hot boots mirror

2. cold 4. cloudy 6. sunny laptop dry
souvenirs bed
Page 121 remote control scarf
3 winter sunbathe
boat plane
1. My friends are going to have a beach party.
2. I am not going to wear that green dress.
Grammar
3. We are not going to take sandwiches to the
Page 123
beach.
4. You are going to make a cake. 1
5. Danny is going to dance with me.
1. was 5. was
6. It is going to be hot and sunny on Saturday.
2. was 6. were, weren't
Page 121 3. was, was 7. was
4 4. was, wasn't 8. was

1. Are your friends going to have a beach party? Page 123

Yes, they are.
2
2. Are you going to wear that green dress? No,
I'm not. 1. was 5. wasn't 9. had
3. Are you / we going to take sandwiches to the 2. built 6. gave 10. needed
beach? No, we aren't. 3. was 7. died 11. played
4. Am I going to make a cake? Yes, you are.
4. knew 8. did 12. made
5. Is Danny going to dance with you? Yes, he is.
6. Is it going to be hot and sunny on Saturday? Page 123
Yes, it is.
3
Page 121
1. 'm going to stay 5. 'm going to go
5
2. 're going to visit 6. isn't going to come
1. mustn't 3. must 5. must 3. isn't going to be 7. are … going to do
2. must 4. mustn't 4. 're going to have

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Page 123
4

1. What did you do yesterday at 6pm?

2. Did you watch TV after dinner last night?
3. What time did you go to bed last Saturday?
4. Where did you go after school today?
5. What are you going to do next summer?
6. How are you going to celebrate your next
birthday?

Page 123
5

1. finished 5. has 9. must

2. am 6. but 10. because
3. to 7. are
4. going 8. eat

Sketch
Page 124
1

1. three (the room with the photo of Queen

Victoria, the room with the bicycle and the
Kings and Queens room)
2. into another room
3. a noise, Billie's mobile phone

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