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Cutting Edge • Ciclo Básico 1 • Answer key • Workbook

module 1 10
1 d 4 h 7 b
Names and introductions 2 e 5 g 8 f
1 a)
2 Are you Teresa Daley?
3 a 6 c 9 i

3 Hello. What’s your name?


4 A: Hello, my name’s Frank.
B: Hi, I’m Paola. Nice to meet you. module 2
Vocabulary: countries
Vocabulary: jobs; a/an
2 1
b) Brazil e) USA h) Poland
b) a doctor e) a businessman h) a teacher c) Japan f) Turkey i) Spain
c) a student f) an engineer d) Italy g) France j) Russia
d) an actor g) a police officer
be with I and you
he/she/his/her
3 a) 2 a)
2 I’m Francesca. Nice to meet you. 6 No, I’m from Milan.
2 His 3 He 4 She 5 Her 6 Her 7 Her 8 She 3 Where are you from? 7 Are you a student?
9 His 10 He 4 I’m from Italy. 8 No, I’m your teacher.
5 Are you from Rome?
I/my/you/your/his/her
4 Negatives
2c 3a 4a 5a 6a 3
b) You’re not from London e) I’m not from a big country.
The alphabet; How do you spell …? c) You’re not a teacher. f) You’re not from Russia.

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b) Catherine Zeta-Jones e) Quentin Tarantino
d) I’m not a teacher.

Nationalities
c) Juliet Binoche f) Kevin Spacey
d) Jodie Foster 4 a)
2 She’s American. 6 She’s Turkish.
a)
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2 What’s his 4 What’s her first
3
4
He’s Japanese.
She’s French.
7
8
She’s Russian.
He’s Spanish.
5 He’s Italian.
3 How do you 5 What’s her full
is/are/am
Numbers 0–20
8 a) 5
b) Am c) Is d) Are e) am f) Are g) is h) Is
11 9 17 12 6 18 10 4 5
Questions
b)
seven eight thirteen two sixteen
fourteen twenty fifteen nineteen
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b) Are you from Australia?
c) Is Budapest in Hungary?
d) Are you 18?
9 a)
1 His 4 is
e)
f)
Is your name Claudia?
Is he French?
2 is 5 isn’t g) Is it a Japanese car?
3 his 6 is h) Is Edinburgh the capital of Scotland?

b) Numbers 21–100
7
8
His
is
10
11
is
is
7
b) twenty-three c) sixty-four d) eighty-nine
9 name e) twenty-seven f) fifty-eight g) seventy-eight h) ninety

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Improve your writing Plural nouns
Writing about yourself
2
8 a)
2 My 3 ’m 4 from 5 student 6 email
b) buses c) children d) people
g) women h) countries
e) cities f) men

7 single 8 Please
be: plural
Ages
3
10 a)
2 He’s from Sydney, Australia.
b) Is c) are d) is e) are f) is

3 He’s twenty-six. Opposites

c) 4 a)
2 cold 3 hot 4 small 5 big 6 expensive
2 Where is she from?
3 How old is she?
be with we and they

2
e)
His surname’s Zmuda.
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b) aren’t, they e) are, we h) we
3 Where is he from? c) Are, we f) aren’t, they
d) aren’t g) are
g)
we’re/they’re/our/their
1 She’s forty-one.
2
3
What’s her surname?
She’s from São Paulo, Brazil.
6 a)
2–e 3–b 4–d 5–c 6–a

11a) Spelling
a)
b)
What´s your full name?
Can you spell it?
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3 number 4 ✓ 5 cities 6 ✓ 7 expensive 8✓
c) Whatis your address? 9 beautiful 10 children 11 married 12 ✓
d) Are you married or single?
e) Where do you come from?
Food and drink vocabulary
f) What´s your job?

b)
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2 eggs 3 cheese 4 meat 5 vegetables 6 bread 7 fish
a) Janet Lux 8 coffee 9 milk 10 water 11 pasta 12 fruit
b) J–A–N–E–T L–U–X
c) 2256 Leicester Street. this/that/these/those
d)
e)
f)
I´m married.
Mexico
I´m an architect.
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b) those c) that d) those e) this f) those g) that

Prepositions
Question words
12 10
b) on c) at d) in e) in f) from g) in
b) How c) What d) Where e) How f) What
g) How h) Where Improve your writing
A postcard

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module 3 b) How
c) We’re here
e)
f)
expensive
beautiful
h) See you

Vocabulary: nouns d) in a hotel g) are very good

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b) a woman c) a child d) a car e) a bus f) a house
g) a shop

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Improve your writing
module 4 Capital letters (revision)
Vocabulary: places in a town
10
1
b) bus stop e) car park
b) ‘Is Andrea Bocelli Spanish?’
‘No, he’s Italian.’
c) restaurant f) supermarket c) London is the capital city of England. There’s also a
d) station g) square London in Canada and two in the United States!
d) There are two official languages in Canada – French
Prepositions and English.
e) Spanish is the official language in Argentina, Chile and
2 a)
2 on 5 of the restaurant
Uruguay – but in Brazil the official language is Portuguese.

3 the right 6 in is or are?


4 the station

there is/there are


11 a)
2 are 3 are 4 is 5 Are 6 is
a)
3
2 There are 3 There’s 4 There are 5 There’s 6 There’s
7 There are 8 There are 9 There’s
module 5
Negative sentences Family vocabulary
4 a)
1 a)
2 wife 3 children 4 daughter 5 son
2 There aren’t any Indian restaurants.
3 There isn’t a railway station.
4 There aren’t any Internet cafés. c)
5 There isn’t a library
7 sister 8 parents 9 mother 10 father
6 There aren’t any beaches.

Questions e)
a) 12 grandfather 13 grandmother 14 grandchildren
5
2 Are there any good shops?
15 granddaughter 16 grandson

3 Is there a university? Possessive ’s


4 Is there a bus station?
5
6
Are there any interesting bars?
Is there a cinema?
2
b) What’s your sister’s name?
c) John’s brother is a footballer.
All forms d) There’s a party at Frank’s house!
e) ‘Is this your book?’ ‘No, it’s Barbara’s.’
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b) – 3 c) – 6 d) – 1 e) – 4 f) – 2
f)
g)
Jackie is Catherine’s sister.
Our dog’s name is Max.

some, any and a ’s – is or possessive?


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b) some c) any d) a e) any f) a g) a h) some
3
c) is d) possessive e) possessive f) is g) possessive h) is

Common adjectives Verbs


8
b) interesting c) quiet d) famous e) busy f) small g) nice
4
b) live c) work d) have

Listen and read Present Simple


b)
9 Negative
2
3
In
In
the
the
Italian pavilion.
French pavilion.
5
b) I don’t study French.
4 In the United Kingdom pavilion. c) I don’t work in the centre of town.
5 In the Japanese pavilion. d) I don’t have a brother.
6 In the Moroccan pavilion. e) We don’t live in Poland.
f) Our children don’t drink tea.

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Questions Object pronouns
a)
6
2 Do you study German?
2
b) it c) her d) him e) it f) them g) it
3 Do you have any children?
4 Do you live in a town or a city? Vocabulary: useful nouns
5 Do you have any pets?
6 Do you have any brothers and sisters? 3
b) games, football e) coffee, tea
Short answers c) television, cartoons f) supermarket

7 a) d) computers, Internet

3 Yes, I do. 5 Yes, I do. Present Simple: he and she


4 No, I don’t. 6 No, I don’t.

Question words: How, What, Where, Who


4
b) uses c) watches d) works e) reads f) teaches g) lives

8 h) plays i) has

b) Where c) How d) Who e) How f) Where Present Simple


Questions
Personal possessions
9 6 a)
2 Does Tina drink a lot of coffee? No, she doesn’t.
b) money c) mobile phone d) watch e) magazine Does Tony drink a lot of coffee? Yes, he does.
f) glasses g) radio h) purse i) wallet j) camera 3 Does Tina like rock music? No, she hates it.
k) credit card Does Tony like rock music? Yes, he does.
4 Does Tina like dancing? Yes, she does.
Improve your writing Does Tony like dancing? No, he doesn’t.
Writing about your family 5 Does Tina study a foreign language? Yes, she does.
Does Tony study a foreign language? No, he doesn’t.
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2 with 5 brother’s 8 name, she is
6 Does
Does
Tina speak French? Yes, she does.
Tony speak French? No, he doesn’t.
3 don’t, my 6 their 7 Does Tina play a sport? Yes, she plays tennis.
4 are 7 grandparents Does Tony play a sport? No, he doesn’t.
8 Does Tina like computer games? No, she doesn’t.
Prepositions Does Tony like computer games? Yes, he loves them.
Negative
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b) in c) with d) with e) for f) with g) in, in 7
b) Paul doesn’t teach English.
Articles c) Carla doesn’t live with her parents.
d) My father doesn’t like rock music.
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b) ‘I work for a German bank.’
e)
f)
Sam doesn’t play tennis.
Olga doesn’t work for a British company.
c) ‘I’m a medical student.’ g) Brian doesn’t speak Japanese.
d) ‘There are a lot of people in my flat!’
e) ‘We’re a big family.’ All forms
f)
g)
‘I have four brothers and a sister.’
‘We have a nice big house.’ 8
b) works, speak, speaks e) teaches, like
Listen and read c) play, doesn’t, watches f) likes, doesn’t, hates
d) doesn’t, eats g) Does, does, loves
14 b)
1 13 2 11 3 18 4 500 5 32 67 Improve your writing
Using pronouns

9 a)
module 6 2 city 3 Her 4 He’s 5 He 6 live 7 They 8 their

Vocabulary: likes and dislikes Listen and read


a)
1 Famous couples
2
3
‘I love Robbie Williams.’
‘I don’t like cooking.’
10 b)
2 He is from Philadelphia, USA.
4 ‘Classical music is OK.’
3 His wife’s name is Jada Pinkett Smith.
5 ‘I hate football.’
4 Their children’s names are Jaden and Willow.
5 They live in Los Angeles.

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10 d) Verbs and nouns
2
3
Where is she from?
Is she married?
4
5
Do they have any children?
Where do they live?
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b) clean c) meet d) go to e) do f) watch g) read
h) listen to i) go

Time expressions
module 7 8 a)
Daily routines 2 at 3Ø 4 at, on 5 in 6Ø 7 at, in 8 at, on
a)
1
2 go 3 have 4 start 5 have 6 finish 7 get 8 have
Telling the time
9 go 10 sleep
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b) twenty-five past eleven f) half past two
Present Simple c) ten past nine g) quarter to six
Questions d) five to four h) quarter past five

2 a)
2 When does she go to work?
e) ten to twelve

Listen and read


3 Where does she have breakfast?
Life in Britain today
4 What time does she start work?
5
6
Does she have a big lunch?
When does she finish work?
10 b)
1 fish and chips 2 go swimming 3 3 hours 4 Spain
7 What time does she get home?
8 Does she go to bed early?
Improve your writing
All forms Personal descriptions

3 a)
11 a)
He’s 28 and he’s a computer engineer. On Monday evenings he
2 doesn’t, start 5 do, have 8 sleeps
3 Does, work 6 don’t, go has a violin lesson, and on Thursday afternoons he plays
4 finish 7 Does, have tennis with his brother. On Friday evenings, he usually has
dinner in a restaurant and he sometimes goes to a club. At the
weekend he always gets up late and he sometimes goes to a
Vocabulary: days of the week friend’s house in the afternoon..
4
b) Wednesday 3 c) Thursday 4 d) Sunday 7 e) Saturday 6 Spelling
f) Tuesday 2 g) Friday 5 Double letters

Adverbs of frequency 12
The correct spellings are:
5 a)
2 always 3 never 4 not usually 5 sometimes
b) really c) always d) usually e) travel f) cooking
g) shopping h) cigarette i) finish j) coffee

b)
1 always 3 sometimes 4 not usually 5 never

Word order with adverbs


6 a)
2 I don’t usually play tennis at the weekend.
3 My brother and I always play football at the weekend.
4 Shops in our town sometimes open at night.
5 Barbara doesn’t usually work on Mondays.
6 I usually listen to music when I get home.
7 Children in Britain never go to school on Sundays.
8 We always go to work by train

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