ENGLISH FILE Beginner Workbook with key Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden with Jane Hudson OXFORDChristina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden with Jane Hudson ENGLISH FILE Beginner Workbook with key BP /1i\\ a" OXFORD UNIVERSITY PRESSContents 4A Halo 5B Where are you from? @ [PRACTICAL ENGLISH How do you spollit? 9A Wearent English, We're American. 11 B What's your phone number? 13. A What'sinyourbag? | 32 A. what do you doin your foo time? 33. B Lights, comere, ection! 35 |PRACIEALENGLISH Whats the date? 30. A Can youstart the car, please? 38 B_ What do youlike doing? 40 A Whatara they doing? 15. B Isthat ahat? PRACTICAL ENGLISH Con have an orange juice, please? 18 A. Family and friends 20 B Big cars orsmall cars? 22. A Breakfast around the world 42 B Working undercover 44 |PRAGTICALENGLISH Would you like to come? 45. A Istheroreally amonster? 47 B Before they were famous...and after 11 49 A Itchanges mytifo 2a B avery ong righ 25 [PRACTICAL ENOUGH Wisk ine sit? 27 A. Showorks for Armani 318 unnaay 3 [BRATIGNLENGLIGH eve ak nearer? 54 A. Strangerson ateain 29 B Adayinmytite 56 B Aweekendin Venice so Ba «STUDY MINS iChecker ude when yousee tis spmbot ETERS, goto the utr ie inthe boc your Student's Book Load the icin yourcomuter, 1 ‘choose the ichecker' tab atthe top left of the seraen, ‘choose the File. Then select the aucio track from lesson Aor B. You can transter audio toamabile device, e.g. your Pod, trom ‘the’mobile learning’ folder on the cic, Filo test: At the ond of every Fila, theresa test. Todo the test, select Test’ from the File’ menu. Dictation: At the end of every File, there isa dictation exercise. Todo the dictation, elect Dictation’ from the File’ men. Thersis also more practice wvew-oup.convelt/onglishfile lable onthe English File website: No copying or file sharing ‘This digital resource is protected by intemational copyright laws. ‘You must not modify adapt, copy, store, transfer or circulate the contents of thisresource under anyother branding or as part of any other product. You may nat printout material for any commercial purpose or resale.You say goodbye, and Isay hello. From the song Hello, Goodbye” by the Beatles 1 GRAMMAR verb be Gingular): land you a Write the sentences with contractions. 1 lam Lisa, Sm Lisa 2 Youarenot inclass 3. Youaren’tinclass3. 3 Lamnot Henry: 5 Lam Maia. 6 You arein my class 7 Lamia rooms. 8 Youarenot Carlos. b_ Write negative(=sentences or questions(Z. 1 You'rein my class. =] You aren’tinmy:class 2 You're areacher.[7) Are yous teacke 3 Vm Sam 5 l'minroom 4. 6 You're Liz.[2) 7 Tmastudent E) 8 You'rein class 7 © Complete the conversations. Use contractions where po 1 A Bxcuse me, Are you. in umber 8? B Yes, lam. Anna Jones. ‘Andy? Im Tony. | bas —~ 3A Hello, __essica BH, __Steve. Nice to meet you, aA, Lind. Are youHeny? B No, tim Max 5 A Helo. ____tisa Gomez? B Yes, Nice to meet you.GAH Ben. BH. Rob. 7 A Excuse me, in room 7? B No, Yoursinroom & 8 A Excuseme. my teacher? B Yes, Impeter wilson, 2 VOCABULARY numbers 0-10; days of the week a Write the numbers, PRUFO four 2NET ten 3INNE ne 4EON 0 5 TEREH t sowr ¢ 7GITHE et 8xis¢ DENVSE s 10 0zRE NViEF f Db Write the next word. 1 Saturday Sunday Monday 2 Monday Tuesday 3 Thursday Friday 4 Sunday Monday 5 Friday Saturday 6 Tuesday Wednesday 7 Wednesday Thursday 3 PRONUNCIATION (by, /av, and /i GBT Listen and write the wordsin the char. goodbye Harry halla mast nice yn ae house be tree ——Hatry b GGT Listen and check. Then listen againand Trepeat the words, 4 LISTENING 8 GEIR Lise tothe semences GreBthe correct answer 1 GH) Bye, Holly 2 Tm / You'w in class2 3 You've / You aren't Hannah, 4 You're inroom4/5. 5 Tu] I'm not Harry. 6 See you on Tuesday / Thursday. b GER Liscen and repeat. Copy the thythm. WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. Hello. ha'io« Hi, Phan What's your name? Avot jas !netay Yes. fies No. inau) Nice to meer you Goodbye. | By Seeyou on Etiday. /si: ju 90 ‘raise See you tomorrow. gud’ bau! Mba si ju to'morau!No country can really develop unless its citizens are educated. Neleon Mandele | B=Where are you from? # VOCABULARY countries b Complete the sentences with a country. 1. She's from Zutich, She's from Switzerland Sn eee 2 He's feom Pats. He's from Fe ule te 3 'm from Rome. Pm from 1 4 You're from Miami. You've from th Un St | 5. She's From Moscow, She's From R. [a Rjalziile 6 He's from Istanbul, He's from TT 7 Um from Warsaw. I'm ftom P i 8 You're from Cairo. You'te from E L 9 She's frorn Belin. She's from G. 2 GRAMMAR verb be (singular): he, she, it a Complete the sentences with He's, She's, or It’ Cluesacross=> 1 _She’s fromthe United States. Its from China, Clues down 2 3 from lay 1 5 fromMexico. 6 fromSpain, 8 from Switzerland,b_ Complete the conversations with ', i, or isn't 1 A is PautofromSpain? B No,he isn't _.He from Brazil, 2 A Where Oaxaca? itin Mexico? B Yes,it, ‘ aA Yesminin the Monday class? B No.she She. inthe Tuesday class. an ‘your name Annie? B Nott te ‘Anna. © Write the questions. Then answer with the information in brackets. 1 Mart Damon / fromthe USA? (¥ Boston) {Is Matt Damion from the United States 2 Yetsheis. Hes from Boston 2 Kobe | in China? ( Japan) IsKobein China 2 No. tient. sin Japan 3 Salma Hayek | from Mexico? (V Veractaz) 4 Naples jin Turkey? (X raly) 5 Copacabana beach Brazil? (¥ Rio) 6 Lublin Jin Russia? (x Poland) 7 Daniel Radeliffe| from England? (¥ London) 8. Geneva jin France? (X Switzerland) 9 Antonio Banderas / from Spain? (¥ Malaga) 10. Cardiff /in the UK? (¥ Wales) 3 PRONUNCIATION (1), /ou, /si, and j/ AGEL Listen andGirelp the word with a different sound, 1 baat GHB) england 2 belle Poland two 3 sik Frence Mexico 4 Russia Spain she shower b Listen again and repear the words. 4 LISTENING GEG} iscenand complete the sentences. 1 He's from Rusia Hamburg is in 3 She's from Heisnt from She's from 6 He's from Alexandria isin Chicago isn't in WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases, Where are you from? I'm from Warsaw: wear 9 ju from Where's Warsaw? /ivea7 ‘worse IsinPoland. its in 'poulond: I'sanicesity. /its 9 nats st Fantastic /fwen'testiki don't know, /a1 daont n90/Listen and repeat the letters. 2 VOCABULARY the classroom a Write the words, L| & bow! 21 3 Gh Tw. ad b_ Complete the classroom expressions. go look open repast spell understand 1 Can you repeat that, please? 2 atthe board, please 3 ___your books. 4 Sorry. don't s 5 How doyou ie 6 copage? ait ate 3 CHECKING INTO A HOTEL Complete the dialogue with the words from the lis ‘evening name reservation spell surname room Good evening Hello, have a” + What's your pleese? Wendy Mahoney. Thank you, Ms Mahonay. You're in® _ Thanks. 4 BOOKING A TABLE March the questions and the answers, ‘Good morning. How an I help you? What time? OK. How many people? ‘Thank you, Mr Anderson. So, a table for three on Tuesday ar seven? a Three, b-Atahle forTuesday-evening-please: © Yes, that's great. Thanks. Steve Anderson. © Seven oelock. 1 2 3. OK, thar’s fine. What's your name, please? 4 5‘American women expect to find in their husbands a perfection ‘that English women only hope to find in their butlers, W. Somerset Maugham, English cramatist &novoilst aK We aren’t English. We’re American. 1 VOCABULARY nationalities Complete the crossword. What's the mystery word? 1 Maria's from Spain She's Spanish. MW UN 3. Emma's fromthe UK. ShesB_h, Ta He's P TT Math loa hs HesE a: * 11. Devin's from Turkey, She's. h 2 Kemtaro’s from Japan. Hes} © 6 Meiling’s from China. She's Ch, S 9) Daniela’s from Mexico. She'sM a. 12. Mike's fromthe United States. He's Am, a. = fel | 7 Nikolay’s from Russia. HesR a 10. Baba's from Egype. Hes. a. rs 13. Cédrie’s from Switzerland, He's Sw, 82 PRONUNCIATION (ds), /t//, and /{! a QGELAP Listen and write the words in the chart. Chinoce journalist Franch teacher German Turkish Egyptian Russian Japanese b GIES Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 3 GRAMMAR verb be (plural): we, you, they Write postivel sentences with be. Use contractions 1. Wel foi Spa, Were from Spin 2 you finmy class Youreinmyclass 3 they fate 4 Carmen /inroom 4 5 IjinclassA 6 wwe] from Mexico 7 they in Egypt 8 you /ateacher Complete the sentences with the negative Elof be. 1-No,Pnnot from France: 2 No, Mary _isr't__ateacher. 3 No, we hate, 4 No, Dan English. 5 No, Tokyo in China, 6 Novhe American. 7 No,you in my cass, 8 No.l __Beavilian, 9 No, they German, 10 No, she from Madrid. Order the words t9 make questions. Lin 8 we are toom re we int room 8 ? mm where's he Where’ he from. ? 3oclass in 1 are they 4 from where you are 5 they England from are z © Italian Fernanda is ——— 2 7 in Zurich is Switzerland 8 name your what's 2 March the answers to the questions ine. a Yes, sheis. b __ No, they're imclass 2, ¢ 2. He's from Portugal ds Jessica © 1 Yes,weare, Ff _ Yes,ivis. g Yes, they’refrom London, bh ___ I'mfrom Cairo in Egypt. LISTENING SID}, Listen tothe conversations. Mark the sentences T (true) or P (false). 1 They're on holiday. & 2 He's from Switzerland, 3 W'sa Spanish restaurane 4 He's British 5 The students are late. WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. Excuse me. /ik'skiuse mi Are you on holiday? No, We aren't. We're on business fa: ju on ‘holadet ‘nay wi azn! / war on "biznes Lookar the time! /lokat ds tan We'relate, (19 leit! Haveaniceday! nev 9 nats dev1 GRAMMAR Wh- and How questions with be a Complete the questions LA Whois Sarah Lawson? B She's my English teacher. 2A heconcert? B_ Irson Mondky. 3A she from? B She's from Spain aa you? B. TmFine, thanks. And you? oN your phone number? B ’s01279 5529284. 6A you From? B Tw fromBrazil Fe Mariand Laura today? B They're on holiday in Boston sa Pedro? B He's27. oA your address? B [vs 47 Bank Streee b_ Complete the conversation. Write the questions. ‘A ‘What's yourname?_ 8 Myname’sErianHalloy. 8 Its64 80nd Strat, New York City. ‘A Thankyou.“ 8 Myhome phone numberis 784-2913. oa 2 B_ My mobile number is 203-555-6473, as 2 B lt'sbhalley@gomaitcom, A Thankyou.” 2 B Imz3, A B No, tmnot.tm single, My cell phone is my best friend, It's my lifeline to the outside world. Carre Underweod, US singer 2 VOCABULARY numbers 11-100; personal information Complete the numbers, 1 20 wwemy 780 ‘ 215 6 1a 8 ike 3:90 ni__« 9 40 o « 4°70 sv m 0 13 mor 0 s12+__w_ u GO s_r_ 6 100 ahw__r Write the numbers, 1 fory-seven 47 6 fourteen 2 nineteen = 7 ninery-one 3 thiry-eighe 8 sixteen 4 fifty-nine == 9) twenty-three 5 seventy-two 10 eighteen Match the questions and answ What's your phone number? o What's your postcode? —_ Areyou single? What's your surname? What's your address? How old are you? What's your emai How do you spell your surname? a Wes Ferveira. b FE-RIELRA. €We07789.205428. army. © OX26DP. £ No, I'm not. Pm married, g It's 63 Green Street. h hortega@aefimail.com3 LISTENING 4 PRONUNCIATION Listen to thedlialogueara dactor's phone numbers; sentence rhythm - Complete the form. Say the phone numbers, 1 038 702 41540 2 07342 800 514 3 020 496 7557 4 510 659 39741 5 07899 261 722 6 0843 676 534 b Listenand check, Then listen again and rS repeat the phone numbers. © STEED Liscen and repeat che questions, ‘Copy the rhythm, 1 Whae’s yourmobile number? 2 How old is Kim? 3. What's your email addre: 4 Areyou married? 5 What's youraddress? Ribstiianie Seuart = 6 How doyon spell your surname? Sommame |” Age . WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN eat 7 Married * Learn these words and phrases. = Wow! Awaci/ Address ——— Who is he? /hus 1 his! wueienae . He’smy brother. hizz mat ‘brads’ — He's very attractive. {hiss ‘ver Phonemumber 7 How old ishe? hao auld thi 7 He'sewemy-six. /hitz “went sts ea — Ishe married (single)? {1 hi ‘meerid (’stpel) How ace you? [haw 9 jus mfine. faa faioy Thisis (Amy). (@is 12 (eumi) She'sa friend from work. {fiz frend from wosk’ See youlater. isi: ju ‘let ‘What's your phone number (acklress / email)? swotz jo: foun ‘namba (/a'dres! /izmerl What's your first name (surname)? swotz jor Past neun (sainermy/‘Own only what you can carry with you. Aleksandr Solahenitsyn, Russian author j 3 A—What’s in your bag? 1 VOCABULARY small things Complete the crossword. Cluesacross—> nN GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns; a/an a Write aoran, IU 2 an umbretla 3 book + watch 5 email 6 country 8 key 9 address 10 __laprop, b Write the plurals of the words ina, | cameras 3 4 6 8 9 0© Write questionsand answers. 1 2 Whatarethey _Theyirekess 3 4 5 6 7 8 Whatisit Isadictionary: 3 PRONUNCIATION /z/ and is/; plural endings a AUTH Listen and repeat the wordsand sounds. 1 names bags 2 books students Az/ | 3 accesso purses b AGPEAD Listen andGirelOthree more words with itz bushes classes coats leptops —_penciis lions wallets watches © Listen agai and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING {GEE Listen wo the conversations Crt the 1 a Theeysareinhistog © Theteysare in hts pocket 2a Iesabook b lesacabes 2 Shehasa bookin ht bag b She asa phone in her bag. 4 a Hiswalletiein hisbag. » » His wallet ison the table, Her phone is in her coat Her phone is her jacket. «4 WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. What sit? font x Whatarethey?® vot aden Wharsinyour bag (packer? wots n jo: beg Cook’ | havewo creditcard. (at huey tus "kre ka Ithinkiesan ID card f1 Oink its an at‘: KosaBe happy for this moment. This moment is your life. ‘Omar khayyam, Persian philosopher anc teacher 3B that a hat? 1 VOCABULARY souvenirs Complete the crossword, 2 GRAMMAR this / that / these / those a Complete the sentences with this, thut, these, or those, 1 That isalovely picture! 4A Ate your keys B Yes they are. Thanky 5 Look! jartin 6 Wow. ave good from our English class lasses!b_ Order the words to make sentences or questions I these bags are Thescare bags ? 2 is what thar 3 book isn't this your 4 postcards my those are 5 your are keys those 6 my photos these 7 that friend is your 8 from where this. is 3 PRONUNCIATION (0! and /«/ a GGTREP Listen and@rel9 the word witha different sound. 3 ‘computer 1 over (fab) umbrella ) | 2 camera tablet keys computer 3 postcard paper picture =) computer b Listen again and repeat the words, © GUSTY Listen and repearehe sentences py the ehyehim: | This ic my brother. 2 What's that over there? 3 These are my keys and those are your keys. 4 LISTENING {Listen tothe sentences. gues. Complete the 1 Themug is © 12 2 The is 15. 3 The are £40 4 The are £6. 5 Thebage are WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. How mach are these key rings? Mav mal a: Oitz kit rig They're twenty pounds, /e> "iwenti paunda Thar'sexpensive! (Oct ssk'spensiv Is this your bag? foxgk ju jr Ors jor bug Jeome.._ju9 "Welkom hhere ua! there (Seo) overthere //p0va deo)e ® Practical English UNDERSTANDING PRICES 2 Complete the prices. @ an orange juice, please? PRONUNCIATION joa), 's/, and /k/ a SETH Listen and repearthe wordsand sounds 1 €75 seventy-five nros 2 £21.99 owenty-one ninety-nine ( 3 ease (ieee sales | GP | a mee ero ere 4 40p forty tourist 5 €11.60 leven sixty s 6 £2.50 two fifty S 2 nice price julee b Write the prices, | sae | ko | 3 ctass cretitears corere | Tas] Cw, . WATS CSG] . ‘ee a educa ae Litem en —s — / Reem 1 forty-five ——— ay s Ce pounds en s k cont 1 smoke 2 key coffee picture ay close [# sg = ence \ / 4 3 4 3 BUYING LUNCH Chas C&A7 / 6 Ce =a 8 Complete the dialogue with the sentences from the list. B Here youare. C Thanks, D Yes, amineral water. E No,thanks. Barman Who's next? Sally | Hi yes. Acheese sandwich and -aiat Coke, please. Barman Anything else? sally Barman ice ard lemon with your drinks? Selly Borman There you go. That's £7.55. Sally < Berman Thanks. Here's your charge. Sey SS1 VOCABULARY Happiness is having » large, loving family, nih another city. George Burns, American comedian n GRAMMAR possessive adjectives; possessive s people and family a Complete the cha Complete the chart, : ' ubjectpronoin’ | pssensveadectve agar plural 1 ‘my boy “boys Son | your =—_. 7 i women > x her ; it ° ’ fiends = chile * ¥ thee posson E b. Complete che sentences witha possessive adjective: Complete sentences. og 4 @6 iti George Bertals. 1 That’s___my laptop! -2- Here's. coffee, sir. QT Jae. Paee Fit Peter | Any Rob Lvey 3. Wha’ ae? 2 George is my f Seater Ge 7 That's, mother. 8. ‘names are Emily 7 Jamesis my s 8) Lacy'omys. anata€ Complete the sentences, 4 LISTENING AGETSLAD Listen to the conversation. Mark the 1 Carmen is Diego'ssister Diego is _Carinen'shrother eloangancd semencesT (tre) oF F(a Pereris 3. Markis Ange Angeli 4 Richard is Maria's father. Matiais 5 Ana is Paulo's mother. Paulo 6 William is Megan's husband, M 7 Sarah is Michae''s daughter, Michaelis 8 Roberto is Luisa’s son. Luisais kar the ‘vin the sentences, Tick () Possessive Possessive i 1 Mark's wife i Beazilian, 2 Angeles on holiday. 3 1 Emily ie Tom's mother. F 2 Oliveris five 3 Sophieis Tom's daughter. 4 Tom's parents arent in the photo. 5 Ds 6 Alison is Davis wife 7 Wes Tom's birthday party. Those are Amy's ats Iesagreat phone “This is my brother's room. 6 Jennifer'sin Paris, 7 What's your name? is Tom's brother. ooooooos oo00000s8oO 8 Peter's sonistwelve. 3 PRONUNCIATION ee heae WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN 8 AWTERED Listen and@relD the word witha different sound. Learn these words and phrases. Welcome to our house, /welkom tu a: haos’ A por babysitter /"heibistis JZ) | 2 brother Monday Giron’) maar rec up Mum (+ mother) _/mam/ ('ma0o) [a] Great! jgreit | | 2 son Thursday husband BRO 3 tamty namo thanks - 4 men father children ‘computer b Listen again and repeat the words.| think we have to act like stars because it's expected of us. ‘So we drive our big cars and live in smart houses. Maurice Gibb, the Bee Gees 1 VOCABULARY © Complete the words, colours and common adjectives a Write the sentences with a colour. 1 Mycaris DER My:carisred 2 Amelia’scoatis CABLK. 3 Hisbagis NOWBR 4 Gabriel's Tshirt is CLUB. The board is HETIW. aie AEE 1 That man isvery 0 1 2 Isthishage 7 Her umbrella is WEYLOL 8 Hishatis OGNREA b_ Complete the sentences with the opposite of the bold word 1 Ourhouse isn't small, Wes bia 2 Mycarisn't fase. Is 3. Ana's mobile phone isn't cheap. Ws 4 His laprop isn't new, 3 My gielfelend ts very t Ws — 5 My book isn’ tong. Ks 6 Theirteacher isn't bad. She's 7 My boyfeiend isn'e short He 8 Mycatisn' ugly. Ws — 5 Tom's sister isb 6 This laptop is eh,2 GRAMMAR acijectives a Order the words 10 make sentences 11a car have blue Shave a blue.cor 2a it's expensive camera 3 good they're children ve 4a cheap. that's phone S has a my house red © a day its beautiful 7a new tabler J have 8 watches these nice are b Rewrite the sentences, 1 The carisvery slow: Itsavery slow ear 2 Thedictionary is} es 3 These exercises are very easy. They're 4 This ilmis very long. It's ‘The windows aregreen. They're 6 Those umbrellas are very ‘They're 8 The people are nice, They're very door ‘That phone is old, 3 PRONUNCIATION /u:, jax, and ox! a SERED Liscen andGiFeche word with different sound, 1 tue juce GBD 2 fast flag father . 3 old short small 4 too food good SOD | ss saan asics 6 brown tall daughter horse 1b Listen again and repeat the words, 4 LISTENING SGPLTD Listen o the conversation GED tnecorrectanswer Gea Oni ow 2 ttea__house ‘a bebittlb cheap Fee be 4 its. ‘surname. a ashort b alone S Thesmallboz’ 90 bao WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. Istheear for you? /17 09 k £9 ju Yesit’sforme. /jesits fon Whar ahour the blue Renauk? (vo! stbaot de Blu ‘renow Iprefecche redecar. fat perf: Oa red kas! Metoo. (mi Perfect. /pa:fikt1 VOCABULARY food and drink a Complete the crossword. Clues across Eat breakfast like @ king, lunch lke ‘prince, and dinner like 8 poor man. Adelle Davis, autitiorist Ifish 2salad as h 1 ch e I2or__ ej © 2 PRONUNCIATION word stress; ‘Af, kis), and fol 2 GGT Listenand underline the stressed syllable. cereal potatoes vegetables chocolate breakfast sandwich sausages _yolghurt b_ Liscenagainand repeat the words,© MEEGEH Listen andGre the word witha different sound. 1 chocolste une ee 2 ees Japan suger a ata chees# cheap 5 sausages green vegetables © good yoghurt Germany ail 4. Listen again and repeat the words. 3 GRAMMAR present simple! I you, we, they a Complete the sentences with a 4] or El anda verb from the list. drink eat have the 1 1E) don'tlike fish, 218) _ breakfast at home, 3 You alocof water 4 My friends] healthy food, sia_ ‘offeein the afternoon, 6 Mychildren alot of fruit. 7 We salad for lunch. 8 [don’t drink tea because | [=] it ind: 1} Complete the rexts with the correct form of the verbs from the list. rotike él drink pave nothave {im Amelie andi from France. During ‘the wook,!' have breakfast in a café. ie abig breakfast, just a ‘crotesant. 1° thot chocolate, * teacr coffee, eat notdrink not have My name is Laszlo and tim fram Hungary. 1s breakFast with my family durng the week, but at weekends we sit down together. We ® avery big braaktast: eggs, cheese, meat, and bread 1” coffee, so1have tea ) 4 LISTENING SIEVE Listen co six speakers talking about food. Match the speakers with the meals. b a traditional breakfast healthy breakfast lunch at work abig dinner » lunch ina restaurant £ food from other countries WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. fee for breakfast. suali haew ‘knfi {> ‘breast! think is very healthy. Jai Oink ats 'v avthe weekend /at 09 wi:k’end during the week _'divorin Oo wish arhome (work). /9t hoom (3k) only 900i sometimes typical (American) breakfast traditional iro alotof usually have: aj heii /'samtanm "aprkl (o'mertkan) “prekfast/ ‘alot avi stusiges //sostdst7 soup. /su:pi toast [taust hot milk Jot mullIt takes alot to get people talking in aeroplanes ‘But once they start talking, you can't shut them up. (Chuck Palahniuk, author 1 GRAMMAR present simple 7): 2 VOCABULARY common verb phrases 1 |, you, we, and they Write the verbs. & Write the questions, dink eat have tetento We 1A Wedontliveina fiat. ead speak want welch work B _Deyowlive inahouse? 2A Idon’t wane newspaper B amagezine? 3 A They don't likedogs. B cas? 4A Idon'thave acamera, B _aeialslegiion? 1 drink — mith 5A Idow't drink tea B coffee? 7 A Idon't need a new phone. B tablet? 6 A Wedon'thavebreakfas. 0 B hunch? cA TVintheevening Mexican food b_ Complete the conversation with do or don't Jon} Do youhave a car, Rachel? Rachel No.1? Jon On? you work in London?” Rachel Yes. 1! | wotk in a bank. anew car Brazilian music Waitress Excuseme.* __you want acoffee, sir? Jon Yes, please. waitress An you, madam? Rachel No, thanks.1* like coffee. Jon They have tea.” youlike tea? Rachel Yes," Witress OK. One coffee andone tes. jvatink ae3 READING a Read theini correct space, ‘view and wrice the questions in the ‘are youmarried? What airline do you work for? Doyouhave children? What's yourname? Da yautike your jot? Where are you fram? Interview with a flight attendant 1 _ What's yourname? My name's Jonathan, on Forshort Im from Rio de Janeiro. its abig, beautiful city. Yes, lam. My wife is Italian. Her name is Ceti. Yes, we do. We have alittle gir Her name is Bionce, She's three. | work for Varig, the Brazilion airline, ‘Yes, Ido. lwork with my friends, andl speak to alot of new people avery day. It's very interesting, 1b Look ar che highlighted wordsand phrases. What do you think they mean? Check in your dictionary. 4 PRONUNCIATION (w/v, and /n; sentence rhythm and linking a GREED Listen and@raOehe word witha differene sound. W 1 when (Row) work on AY || even shes: ade a Dp 3 radio watch want ek b Listen again and repeat che words, © AGERE Listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm. 1 Doyouwant_asandwich? 2 Uhave brother and he's a teacher, 3 Iive_in_ahouse_in_asmall city. 5 LISTENING AGIRDP 1 isten co the conversations. CireDthe 1 Sie gacseo Cornet ERD peasant 2 Theyhave tre [four animals 5 Se pec we yar fea 4 She peters coffe ten 5: Tiyeneialian Pastas Bneg De was WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. flight fo flaw/ favourite /"feivortt atuniversity /at juiat'vsssati Madaun (Sir) _/'maccdomn (333) Doyou want fish or pasta? ds ju wont fhf 9: ‘pawstai Doyoulivenear here? (do ju hv nig his1 VOCABULARY the time a Complete the times. 1 It’s half pastiwo. 2 Ieseight 3 Wes 4 Wsa pasttea. tosix. 'b Complete the conversations. 1A What time isi? B tsa todleven, 2A Excuseme, time ist? B Sorry. don't awatch, 3A What time is 7 B aquarterto four. 4A me, What time is it? B Sorry. know. 2 PRONUNCIATION silent consonants & GGL Listen and cross out the silent consonants in these words, Thalf = 3 know 5 two 7 what 2hour 4 listen «6 Wednesday 8 write 'b Listen again and repeat the words. w VOCABULARY saying how you feel ‘Complete the sentences, Sts pase 6 It’s 7 Ws 8 Its past nine to seven, He's hot 2 He's1 GRAMMAR present simple: he, she, it a Look arthe chart and complece the sentences, AG u Find a job you like and you ade five days to every week. H. Jackson Brown, Jr, American author © Complete the dialogue with do, does, don't, or doesi’t. Mike Hello, m Mike. ‘Sarah Hijl'mSerch, Mike What do youdo, Sarah? Sarah Imajoumalist. Mike * ______youwork fora newspaper? Sarah No, |" work for a magazine, Mike Whera® you work? Sarah_ | workin different places. Athome, in the offico,m Deine bigcty “i % like cats 4 x ae : you tk your job? listen to pop music ¢ x Yes, It really interesting, speak x “ Wrero?™ youve? “dinkteo x Z Ihave a very smal flat in the contre ofthe city. + you have brothers ae sisters? 1 Amy docsntlive imabig iy Yes, thave one brother 2 She cats Wrat® hedce 3 She ro pop music He works ina shop. 4 She, French, *___hehavea flat? 5 She a4, noha He tives with our parents 6 Lais ina bigity 7 He eats, 2 PRONUNCIATION third person -s aa a 8 EYED Listen and repoatthe wordsand sounds. 10 He vea b_ Complete the text with the correct form ofthe word in brackets. Kate's from Ireland and she's an English teacher in Russia. She Tives _tlivedin St petersburg and she* (work) ina language schaol in the centre of the city. She *__(rot work) at the weekends because the schools closed. Kate * (lke) Russia, but she® (hot spestd Russian very weil. She (have) a Russian class in the morning and she” Gtusypin ‘the evening on her computer. She” (watch) TVat home, but she * {nat understend) very much. She ® (thin Russia a fantastic country and she (ot want) to go home. listens zebra 2 Se oncke Hezfl | Secioses teaches actites b Ge to more words with nthe chart. goes thes: Wee loves en watches works closes. teaches = Az/ © Listen again and repeat the words.3 VOCABULARY jobs and places of work Completetiesemiences 1A factory worker works ina factory a Complete the crossword. What's the mystery word? 2. Awriter works ath 3A student studies atu 4A journalist works fora n. 5. Ateacher works ina se 6 Awaitress works inar 7 A policeman works in the st 8 A nurse works ina h 4 PRONUNCIATION (3: . a QUERY Listen and Giro ehe word with the "BA, sound. 1 Gea facny door Ness joiment patina rere’ doctor “sine weiter thaty retied hesitl restaurant university 4 b_ Listen again and repeat che words, 5 LISTENING GREY isvento five speakers taking about their jobs. Match the speakers with the jobs d a awaiter 1b afactory worker € ashop assistant c-areceptionist © araxidriver WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. Great tosee you. /reti 19 si: ju! party parti adress. /res He'sdivorced, ity di'vatst Whatdocshedo? wot daz hi dus He'sadoctor. (hizo "dokta Where does she work? /we9 dy [i wath She worksin ahospital, /fir wasks in a ‘hnspitl Does she speak English at work? Jn2 fi spitk ‘wnghf 2 Does she like her job? jdaz [i laik ha d5nb!Think in the morning. Actin the afternoon. Eat in the evening. Sleep at night. witiam Blake, poet and artist 1 VOCABULARY atypical day Write the wordsin the chart, a Complete the verb phrases. bath tobed bieakfast acoffee tothe gym home lunch asandwich toschool to work © Complete the text with che correer ver. 0 frien getup goad) have (x3) watch fm Hannah anda nurse. | work at night and sleep during the day.| finish work ateight o'clockin the ‘moming and then! * home andi? to bed" atabout four clock in the afternacn andl some coreal and orange juice For breakfast. Then € shopping andl? the housework or 5a housework 6m. dinner ‘ Av At serendcick a the evening! _____a shower andi * dinner before ® to work ag:2 PRONUNCIATION (i; sentence rhythm a QGEWAD Listen and tick (7) if the word has a/J) und usually umbrella X suidy student newspaper hurry u D yellow Listen again and repearthe words, © SERA Lisven and repeat. Copy che shychm. 1 Istart work at nine inthe morning 2 Shehasa coffee a a quarter past ten. 3 They havea sandwich ara café 4 You finish work a: six thirty. 5 Wede housework at the weekend. 6 Hewatches TY incheevening, 3 GRAMMAR adverbs of frequency a Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in brackers. 1 gee up early. faiays) Latways getup early. 2. Yasmin goes to school by bus. (usually) 3 You do housework. (never) 4 They have fish for dinner. (sometimes) 5 Andy has lunch at home. (always) 6 I watch TV in the morning. (never) 7 Wego shopping atthe weekend. (sometimes) 8 They have coffee for breakfast, (usually) 1b Look at the chart and complete the sentences. SIAN = always 4? =usually “gotothe gym read magazines watch ootbalonTy | W¥dv7 Zz get upearly Ww * 1 Diego _never goes othe gym, 2 He magazines 3 He _ football on TY. 4 He early. 5 Jen cothe gym. 6 She magazines. 7 She fFooxball on TV. 8 She early 4 LISTENING EE) Listen to the conversation, Mark the sentences T (true) oF F (false) Olivia gets up early at the weekend. E She as a shower before she has breakfast. She doesn't have ahot drink for breakfast. Aer break faseshe always does the housework She usually reads the newspaper after hunch. ‘She's never at home in the eve WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. Are you amorning person? (a: ju 9 ‘mung ‘pass hurry (¥) hari What timedo youget up? /wol tam do jv eet apy Ateight o'clock, /at esta! kiDk He gers up at abou 9.30. fhiz gots ap at atbawt naan siti then /Oen) before (after lunch /p'f50 (sft) lant) unt] wo oelock _/an'til tu: a'kink often ofnInmy free time go grocery shopping or to the gym, or| talk on the phone. ‘Amanda Seyfried, American actress 4 A—What do you do in your free time? 1 VOCABULARY sports 2 GRAMMAR word order in questions: Wekadaniiverséatesaort, be and present simple a Order the words to make questions, 1 where from is Alberto Whereis Alberto from — ? 2 how old our teacher is 3 where does work your brother 4 does speak French Emma Shave a big family do you 6 is from italy your girlfriend 7 what time does go to work she 8 are on holiday ‘Tim and Julia b GW he correct question word. 1 & Gliesd/ What | When does your brother ive? B InSio Paulo, 2A. Whore / When / What do you usually have for breakfast? B Cereal, fruit,and coffee. 3A How | Who { What do you spell your last name? B “ha 4A What / When | Who do youdo housework? B_ On Sunday morning - : 5 A. How | When | Wheredo yougo to school? B Bybus. 6 A. How | How old | What are your children? B Jason's fourand Lucy’s seven, 7A What / When | Where do you go to the gym? B Inthe morning, before work © Complete the questions with is, are, do,or does. 1 _Are__you good at sport? 2 When you usually meet friends? 3 ‘your sister married? 4 ‘your husband play computer games? 5 How old you? 6 How your girlfriend travel ro work? 7 Where yourteacher from? 5 8 you have lunch at work?3 VOCABULARY common verb phrases 2 Look atthe pictures. Complete the questions. Z 1 Doyou do sport? 2 Doyoug _ouroma Friday night? 3 Doyoug tothe a the weekend? 4 Doyourparentst aloe? 5 Doyouw inthe mountains? 6 Does she ph the p 2 7 Doyour after dinner? 8 Doyous : 4 PRONUNCIATION (w,, /hi, ‘eo, and fav! a (GED) Listen andGireld rhe word wich a different sound. AB | 1 heme (What) handball 2 who holiday when 3 weekend swim town 4 beach there their 5 mountains how hockey owl Listen again and repeat the words. 5 LISTENING 20) Listen to the interview. Mark the sentences T ({rue) or F (false). Sarah likes sport very much. Sarah plays ice hockey, She playsevery Saturday. Her eamabways win She never plays tennis, Her favourite sport is tennis, WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. archery /a:t)ori handball /handhotl ice hockey ats 'hoki rugby. /'ragbi tabie tennis /‘teibl ‘tents! team tis players 'pleia7 winter sports _'wints spaxts/ swina medal mel1 GRAMMAR imperatives; object pronouns: me, him, etc. Complete the dislogues.ith [7] o E] imperative from thelist. buy eat go listen open rolex sit use watch worry 1 A Weneed tohurry. B EF) Rolex We hava time. 2 A I¢that film good? B No, itisn’. =] Dont watch it. 3. A Imtired. 8 tobed itsiate 4 A Thats abeautifulcoatl B its veryexpensive.(=]_ it 5A 'sthat pasta for me? B No,itisnt. (] it. & A Canicomeir? B Yes.of course,(FiPlease down. 7 A ‘sthis milk OK? B No, itisn’t, E] it, aA your books on page 32, B Sorry, which page? 9 A Amilate? 8 EINo, The lesson starts in five minutes. 1A ‘tome. Thisis very important. B OK. Whats? b_ Complete the sentences with an object pronoun. 1 Lalways say hello © Ryan, but he never talks tome 2 Emily lovesher boyfriend, but [ don’ think he loves 3. Wego omy parents’ house every weekend, bur they never 4 You often make dinner for me, but [never cook for 5 like the people I work with, bur [never go our with, 6 My grandmother hasa mobile phone, but she never uses 7 Lkenow Jessica’s husband, but I don’t like 8 Where are my glasses? Inced toread the newspaper Movies are like an expensive form of therapy for me, Tim Burton, film director 2 VOCABULARY kinds of films Write the kinds of film, 1 an action film 2ae 3adr. 4ana oah fim 3 PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm and intonation AGED Listen and repeat the sentences, ‘Copy the chyehm. 1 Do youlike Daniel Craige 2 Yes, do. 3 Hike himalot. 4 Ithink he's great 5 Doyoulike action films? 6 No, don’t 7 1don’tlike them 8 Iprefer comedies.4 READING a Read the love stories and march the paragraphs with the films, Five famous love stories 1_Ghost Molly loves Sam and Sam toves Maly, buthe never says Ilove you! Sem digs, and now he isa ghost. He watches Melly every day, but she car't see him, Sam finds @ psychic, Ote Mae, and he uses her to speak to Molly. 2 Eliza Doolittie's a iB gir who sells Rowers and Henry Higgins is a university professor. He teaches her to speak English tke a princess. She fallsin ove with him, but he jst thinks she is an interesting studont. She ic angry and che leaves him. 3 17-year-old Rose ison a Ship travelling from Ireland to the United States. She is engaged toa rch man, but on the ship, she falls in love witha poor artist, Jack Dawson. But one night, the ship hits an iGeberE.. Sha ard Tony lade’ of to ae 5 It's World Wer Rick Bleine has a barin the Moroccan city. One night, Rick's exgrfriend, sa, comes into the bar with her husband, the resistance leader, Victor Laszl. victor andilsa want to @cap from Europe. Rek has documents For two people to travel to the USA, bute is stillin love witha, Peer b_ Look arche highlighted words, Whacdo they mi ? Use your dictionary to check their meaning and pronunciation, 5 LISTENING ETRE Listen vo the conversation. Mark ehe WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN sentences T (true) or F (false). Learn these words and phrases, 1 Alice likes Johnny Depp. T_ | fiimdizgctoe im da'rekt9 2. James doesn't like Johnny Depp. seene itn 3 James doesn’t ike comedies bequiet (bis hwarat 4 James doesn’t ike the Pirates of che Caribbean films, omen /kam ir 5 Alice likes action films talk about something. /iatk a'baut samy 6 Janes likes action flns Don'tery /oont kra 7 Mice likes Scarlett Johansson Don't move /douni muy 8 James doesn’ like Seatlett Johansson kiss) has Idon'r remember /a daont i'memba nothing1M \ONTHS Write the months, 1 Moun 0 10 u 12 20 a Complete the ordinal numbers. 1 3 4 6 7 8 9 10 bW 1 CRAHM March yma ERRFABUY ToBOCRE uTeAsU = EMDBECRE NURAJAY ueNs SMEBRETEP PAILR EONBMERV Luuy IRDINAL NUMBERS 2rd second 20m w i 4h fe Bis im “foo Sh Df Sth Bd ot 12th _oh Bi sg Gu s rite the next ordinal namber. first, second tenth seventeenth, fourteenth, ‘owenty-chird, fifieenth, SAYING THE DATE Match the dares, 1 19/2 _f a 2st July 2 219 b 7hNovember 3 a7 © UchJanwary 4 may 4 6thMay 3 aa © 8th October 6 s/o F10eh-Rebraary 7 6/5 g 27 April 8 7 hh 2nd September Cover a-h and just look at 1-8, Practise saying the dates. Remember to say theand of for example, te nineteenth of February Write che answers. 1A What's thedare coday? (9/3) B 9th March 2A What's thedate on Saturday? (Ij!) B 3A What's thedate tomorrow? (2/6) B 4 A When's your friend's birthday? (18/12) B 5A When's Halloween? (31/10) B 6 A When's your sister's birthday? (4/8) B TALKING ON THE PHONE Put the conversation in order. [1] A Hello, [a Hictora:tisten, nowisit' good time. mina meeting Canicali you later? (1 A Yes. itis. who's that? CLA 0k Speck later Bye. [18 thie Gloria wenster, rom the New York office. D1 Yes, no problem Cate on this umber this afternoon, Te Het, is that Dove Freeman?1 GRAMMAR can /canit a Complete the sentences with You can /can'tand, averb from the list. henge drink eat listen park swim ® we 1 _ You can’t park _here. 2 here, a ‘money here. 4 coffee here. 5 food here. 6 comusichere Complete the conversations, Use can, the word in brackets, and a verb from the list have play read sit swim watch 1A _ Ganthave —anespresso, please? (I) B Regular or large? 2A 2(we) B No. lt'svery cold today 3A TV? (we) B_Finish your homework first 4A Excuseme. here? (I) B Sorry, no, That’smy fricnd’s seat. 5A golfon Saturday? (you) B Yes, Whartime? 6 A Look, I’san email from Sarah B Really? ie) SA—Can you start the car, please? ‘You can't have your cake and eat it, too. English proverb 2 PRONUNCIATION //,/a:/ and /o/; sentence rhythm a SAP Listen and choose the correct sound for can | can't inthese sentences. a 1 Can thelp your a 2 Where cani sitdown? 3 Sorry, 1can'e 4 Yes, you can. 5 Youcanlearntwodrivehere, 6 Iean't speak Polish Listen again and repeat. Copy the rhythm ° 3 VOCABULARY more verb phrases ‘Complete che phrases, 1 age the internet 20 a ph alk 3h 4 p_byer_ ie pay ba q4 READING a Read the text and match paragraphs A~C with the photos 1-3. Three fantastic places with no cars Cars are great for travelling, but it can often be difficult to park. If you prefer to travel without a car, why not visit one of these places? (A Sark, Channel Istands Series @ Small island in the English Channel. its nace the coast of France, Serkis e beeutiful place with no.cars and its perfect for walking oF cyeling. Youcon also go around the sland on ahoreait you want to, (1) B Giethoorn, Netherlands Giethoorn isa town 88 kilometres northeast of Amsterdam. ‘Some people call it ‘Dutch Venice’ because ithasalot oF Canals, There ave 160 bridges over the canals and you can travel around by boat. (CC Feset-Bali, Morocco Fas el-aaliis the old part of the city of Fes in Moxocco and ‘thas. Wall arourd it. You cant drive a carhere because allof the streets are very naffew. In Fes el Bali you cen ‘walk around the old town and visit the beautiful shops and restaurants 5 Read the text again and mark the sentences'T (true), F (false) oF DS (doesn’t say) 1 Sarkisin France. FE 2. Youean go for nice walks in Sark. ‘An streets in Giethoorn, any sireetsin Fes el-Bal 6 The shopsin Fesel-Rali are expensive 3 Giethoornis rerdam. 4 Thereares 5 Therearen’ Look at the highilighited words. What do you think they mean? Checkin your dictionary, LISTENING GET) Listen to the dialogue in a tourist office ‘in Plymouth. Complete the sentences, ‘The boar crip costs £ 25 _ forthree hours. ‘The boat trip costs © for four hours. The museum isn't open on Theaguarium costs € Youcan buy the tourist office fortheaquarium 6 Youcan eatin th the WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. motorway traffic lights. /'vaefvk Lats lriving schoot practical vest pass an exam (dravyig skusl ipreekikl (est starcthe car start 9 kor Yes,ofcourse, fies oY koiMy personal hobbies 3] 1 VOCABULARY activities Write the activitie2 GRAMMAR like / love/hate + verb + -ing 8 Complete the chart with the ng form of che verbs in the lis cycle dive listen make park play rn shop study swim travel write + ing + ing pie listening — cycling b Complete the sentences with the -ing form of the verb from the list. cook cycle drive listen read. shop study swim travel walk Thave lot of books. Hove James has am expensive bike. He loves reading My sister loves new clothes and she love: My mother hasa cat, burshe hates My dusffnet visas btent counciy SVE Pee SH loves My brother always has Ms Pod ta is pocket He loves 27” My dad isalways in the kitchen. Helikes 8. Weusually go tothe Pyrenees for our holidays. We like inthe mountains, © Lane ro learn Italian, but I don’t like 10 My children love inthe sea © Writesentences, Yalove alike R=notlike **=hawe 1 She jdance. ¥ She loves dancing. He [driveto work ® My brother run 7 4 My num | shop % 1 make dinner for my family © My sister | fly 38 My dad /listen to classical music 7 8 My children j study at che weekend % 3 PRONUNCIATION (uy, /u:, and /n) sentence rhythm en and write the words in the chart. beak food good look schaal soon tao 1b ATE Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 2D Listen and repeat. Copy the sounds and the rhythm, ig like swimming? 5 reading 6 Hove reading. 4 LISTENING a §GTEGD Archie and Charlotte meetin a café. Listen to the conversation. Does Charlotte like Archie? b Listen again and mark the sentences T (true) or F (False). 1 Charlotte and Archie drink green tea, 2 Archie isa student 3 They love 4 Theydon' 5 They like eating fast food. 6 They don’t like Japanese food WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. paint your nails /peint Jo: neti Jookat something of lok ot ‘samiOig on'tatn’ makeacake /meik 9 ketl goforawalk (qao for wash! goforarun (gov fara ran window shopping window ‘Jory freedom | irixdom hhorchacolate hot Xfoklot stressed /strest gyclingin the country /"sarklin in do 'kantei1 GRAMMAR present continuous a Complete the charc with the-ing form of verbsin the list. ve get make play run cit study swim watch work use write + ing et ng playing. driving ‘ule consonant + “ng | getting | b Complete the sentences with the verbs from exercise a in the present continu 1 Erica isrunning ina marathon. 2 you she internet? 3 They nthe sea, 4/Ws7.00a.m. here.1 up now, 5 Lisa Spanish this year. 6 he in the office today? 7 They TV atthe moment. 8 Luis dinner, © ____Maria_anemailw her boyfriend? lo the children computer games? 2 PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm GBT Listenand repeat. Copy the rhythm. 1 Whatare you doing 2 rmwatching the TY. 3 What's she wearing? 4 She's wearing ablue coat 5 Where arethey going? 6 ‘They're going wo the cinema. {tm singing in the rain..m happy again! From the American flm Singing in the Rain 3 VOCABULARY common verb phrases 2: travelling a Write the verbs, ih 31 the house 4b. Sst inahotelb_ Write what che people are doing ina. 1 _He'sgetting ataxi. She's 0 u 2 4 LISTENING {GEE Listen wo a woman phoning her husband. aw acoat de asuitcase 1 Annabelleisat home | @ikeairpor. 2 Lucasis at home ja: the airport. 3. Lucas says the children are doing their homework | playing computer games 4 Lucas says heisdoing the housework | watching TY. 5 Lucasis making pasta | meat and vegetables for lunch. 6 Thechildven are doing their homewon| playing puter gates. 7 Lucasis doing the housework | watching TV. WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. airport /'eopoit call somebody (= phone) koe halfanhour /ho:f an ‘avo! "samba Vinvteally sorry. lain ‘visoli ‘sort See you in 20 mi busstop /bas-stop! alotof traffic /2 lot av ‘thet towards /Lo!worde cinema bex office _"sinoma boks ‘ofConcentrate on your job and you forget your other troubles, William Feather, US author eo] 5] Working undercover 1 GRAMMAR present continuous or 1b Complete the conversations, Use the present simple or presenvainpler peo ako ati et ns a Gueddthe correct form, B Sorry, can. making — dinner. (make) 2A you in Tokyo? (Live) B Yes, Ido. 'sa big beautiful city 3A Why Tom suit? (wear) B. He hasan importantmeeting at work today 4A HowisTracy'sjob? B She's very busy. She lite again today, (work) 5A How you to work? (get) B Usually by bus. 6 A Whattime your children __ ro bed?(g0) Casually 907] tn usually working in my office B Usually, abour eight otlock Today work |1'm working at home. 7A. Cant read your newspaper? B Yeu! it. (nor read) 8 A Doyou want ro go outfor a walk? B_Notnow I (rain) 2 PRONUNCIATION (si, /iv, /e/, and /ea/ a QUERED Listen andGireld the word with a different sound SH [ise ne Gp We usually go /are going to school on Tuesday, but today = is different. Our class" vsisfsvisitng the art museum r * Welearn | We're learning show Spanish painters. "Dh 2 quarter skit work bid if 3 ens bread woek 4 meeting sweater dress 5 wear clean repair “ Westudy | We've studying onside today!” We nsuaily do | chair We're usually doing our homework inthe library. but today 7 is different. *Weenjoy /We'reexjoying thesuany weather, Listen agai nd repeat the words,3 VOCABULARY clothes the words, bd 10 4 LISTENING GERD Liscen o.ajournalisencervi 8 sic festival. Cirelothe correct answer: 1 Today isthe...day of the festival. @first a never 3 She isn’e..this week. a relaving b travelling second ¢ third 2 It, rains at Glastonbury. b always cusuelly 4 Shes arthe festival with her... a boyfriend. b fami. 5 Her children are with... her. b herhusband, © working « friends, « their friends, 6 The woman likes Glastonbury because she likes... a lvemusic. b elotofpeople, © sunny weather, WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. boss oo Kitchen ktfin’ bedroom /"bedrusm/ wash thy repal angry ‘enuti serve breakfast Near auniform | wworkhard wok clean /kitn surprised /sa'pratval sive (01 jw f Oe "difiel 1g. /rrpeo 'Sambiny Issey ‘brek fostPractical English 1 INVITING AND OFFERING a Complete the conversations, are dit lots ko soo sugar timo what would ‘A + Would you tke tocome toa basketball matchon Saturtay? A HiJohn.? youhungry? B what® ‘athe match? B No, but |* Uke 6 drink ea ‘sat 730.At the sports centre A? ‘would you tke to dink? B love to, Thanks. B Acoffee, please. ‘A Viouid you" tomeet fora drink frst? A Mikand” 2 B Yes,0K* meet at 6.30 in the bas. B_ Just milk please. A OK" you there. Write lines A~G in the emails A No problem. How about dinner? Marta, B My daughter goes to swimming * Would you tke to.come:to my house for lessons at 200. lunch on Saturday? ‘© Would you tke to come tomy Bast wishes, = house Forlunchon Saturcay? Angela Hiangela, | 1 Cen you come at about 8.002 x ; Se : E Yes, tdlove to come to inner ! F See you at 6.00 on Saturday. x G Sorry! dtove to, but Saturday | lunchtime srt a good time For me Marta ‘ Himarta, 2 PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm ETRY Listen and repear the offers aps 1 Woult_youlikea beer? ——— 2 Would_you like come fordinner? dren: 3 Would_you like something to drink? 4 Woald_youlike to goto she cinema? 5 Would_you like w play football tomorrow? , 6 Would_youlike salad orasandwich? Love Marta1 VOCABULARY hotels a Complete the crossword. Clues across} |'m not afraid of werewolves or vampires or haunted hotels, ‘'m afraid of what real human beings do to ather real human beings, Walter Jon Willams, US writer Complete the sentences with words from the list: “carpark garden’ giftshop gym ft reception restaurant swammming pool Youcanusethe lift to go upstairs. the You can buy posicardsin the ‘You can sic outside in the ‘You cando exercise in the Youcan park your carin the Youtean pay at 2 GRAMMAR there’ a... / there are some... a Lookat the picture. Complete the sentences 1 Theresa bed. 5 towels. 2 _Thenearesome pillows, 6 ____ chair. 3 lamp. 7 suitcase & table. 8 books. Th Witieiugtiie actin, 1 Th There isu'ta ayn in the hotel 2 Thereare some pillows in the cupboard ’sagymin the hotel. 3 Thereare some lamps inthe room, 4 ‘Theresa restaurant on the first floor, 5 There's aswimming poolinthe garden. 6 Thereare some towels in the bathroom,© Write questionsandanswers. Wane! © swimming poo! © Reception © Toilets @ Lifts ym 310 floor Htalian restaurant Sth floor French restaurant 6th floor 4 I restaurants Are there any restaurants? Yes, there are: 2 spa _Lsthereaspa? No, there isi 3 wiles 4 ewimming pool gifeshops 6 lifts 7 gym 8 garden 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘ca! and ja’ & GGESED Listenand write the wordsin the chart. anport beor hore nar ther there wear where year €3_aiport chai §s |«“— — oor Listen again and repeat the words. 4 VOCABULARY in, on, under Where's che remove control? Write sentences, 1 ies_on the relevision. 210s. 3 ts 4 5 6 5 LISTENING GEG) Listen 10.2 man phoning a hotel for information. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false) ‘The man wanisewo rooms, “There's a double bed in the room. 1 2 3 There’sa bath anda shower in the room, 4 There’sa swimming pooland a spain the hotel. 5 There’s an excellent reseaurantin the hotel. 6 The rooms £195 per night ‘The price doesn't include the ear park 8 The man books the room p WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. tonight /'nait ‘om the second floce great view pub “pati some people Enjoy your stay wide (wat deep isp nobody /novbodi everybody go fishing boat trip boot ty pn da 'sekand fe) a greit vjuy1 GRAMMAR past simple: be a Rewrite the sentences in the past 1 Pmatwork now, wasaiwork yesterday: 2 They aren’t ar home coday. They weren’tat home 3 He'sata restaurant tonight. yesterd: lase night. 4 Wearen'’ at school vod yesterday. 5 Are youat work now? Inst night? 6 She's acthe airport this morning, yesterday evening, 7 Ishe lute today yesterday? 8 Tmnotina hurry this morning. yesterday morning. Write questions and answers, 1 Picasso /a painter (/) WasPicassoupainter Yesshe was 2 the Beatles from the Uniced States (%) Werethe Beatles from theL inte States No,theywerent 3. Amy Winehouse / American (X) 4 Charles Dickens and jane Austen j writers (7) 5 Carmen Miranda / Brazilian (/) ? 6 Monet and Matisse / musicians (X) ? 7 Russell Crowe /a teacher (X) 8 Steve Jobs and Thomas Edison / American (/) | wanted to be successful, not famous. George Mar‘ison, British rmusician © Complete the conversations with was wasn't cor were | weren't, * e@rorerarerar Were _ you at work last week? Yes,|_was Where _ you last night? 1 ‘party. ‘yous frend at school yesterday? Noshe your patents on hoilay ast week? ‘No, they __ When your brotherin Moscow? He __thevelast yeer yout the museum yesterday? No, we: + VOCABULARY in, at, on Where were chese people yesterday? Write sentences ‘at, or onand a word from the list. 2th CO) SIZ Ze3 READING b Read the article again and answer the questions. a Read the article. Which person is different? Why? Fede encn aoe mac 1 ateacher in a foreign country Sane ie me 2. astudent anda teacher at che same rime 3 in England fora year Famous exteachers | |) Mmuniirt — - 5 ateacherin his [her country before he / she wasa writer. Everyoody knows thet before she Look ar the ilghligited words, What do you think they was a famous author, 1K Rowing mean? Check with your dictionary, was an English teacher at a langue ERE Portree 4 PRONUNCIATION was and were; But here are four more ex. sefitence tiythin SGEREP Listen and repeat. Copy the shythm. 1 Where were you last night? 2: Were youarhomez teachers. Maybe you know them. The American author, Stephen King, 's famous for his hartorstories ano the films made from his books. Carrio, The Shinirg, ond The Shawshank 3 Iwas alone. Redemotion reveal novels by 4 Iwasn’twith my friends. Stephen King. But after university 5 Were your children arschool nis Fest job was as an Engin teachor E My wife wierwosi. at Hampdon Acadomy,a public righ schoolin Maine, USA, 5 LISTENING British guitarist, ian May, was in SERED Listen to the conversations. Complete she one ofthe greatest fBEKBas ever sentences with the places from thelist. There aretwo Sosa ec tetanive: places thar you don't need. famous, he was @ maths teacher in atthebeach at work inacar ina restaurant, South London. He says he was happy inthetchen inthe park ona train with hisjob but the students were sometimes difficult, 1 The man was_imthekitchen 2 Themanwas American actor, Sylvester Stallone, 3 The woman we famous Fr the Rocky ee Rambo 4 Theman nas fe, wos ot date in Soitzerland in the 1960s. He needed some more, so Ne worked as 5 The woman was PE teacher when he was a drama WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN os Learn these words and phrases. Finaly, Australian actor, Hugh young boy jag bau Jackman, wasn't a teacher, but darkeyes (dark av before he went to drame school, mabe “varia he wes a tesching assistant at sucgaas (sok'se) Uppingham Schoolin England. He proved dered dream (vand) (leisny yesterday |"jestodeu was there fora year. Today heis ‘famous as Walvarine in tha X-Men fms ands Jean Valjean in Les Miserables. yesterday afternoon /'jestodes axfio'nuin1 VOCABULARY regular verbs Complete the questions with the verbs. ‘arive book decide help tke stort talk travel want _ +4 ~~ 5 rickets 6 football 7 somebody 8 Whendoesthe film 9 to have something g BF Saimtetat lp sae naa Uli nly {can change my life. No ane can do it for me. aro| Bumott, American actress 2 GRAMMAR past simple: regular verbs a Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets 2 1 We walked inthe 2 They _ in Hawaii park on Sunxiay. (walk) yesterday morning, (arrive) pies work 4 Thecar red light. (op) early today. (tart) 5 Cara alot © Anne during the film. (ery) (like) the fish, b_ Write negativel=Jsentences. Use the words in brackets. 1 Robeec talked to Bill, (Tony) Robert didu't talk to Ton 2. Claraarrived this morning wsenight) 3. They opened the door. (the window) 4 John looked at his phone. (his watch) 5 Wetravelled by bus. i) 6 The film started at 8.20, (7.50) 7 Max cooked fish for dinner. (meat) 8 Selena booked a ticker to Madrid. (Barcelona)© Order the words to make questions, 1 study where you French did Wheredid you study French 2 2 you school did to yesterday walk 3 in Spain you did when arrive 4 work where lastyear you did 5 the door did close Joc 6 whar seudy you did yesterday 2 7 they to talk did theteacher 8 start your class what time did © Eva her help with homework you did did when to economies 10 decide you study 3 PRONUNCIATION regular past simple endings GTR Listen and repeat the words. Practise ng the past simple endings. d t fd/ dog te errived booked started listened stopped waited travalled talked wanted b Look arthe verbs in the list, CirclOtwo more past simple endings where -ed is pronounced fi answered asked liked phoned played rented looked watched needed worked © SUED) Listen anstcheek, Then listen again ‘and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING (Listen co the interview. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false) i 1 Debbie: 2 She worked in Mexico fora month. 3. She travelled with her husband and daughter, 4 ‘They travelled around Mexico by plane 5 ‘They stayed ina hotel in Guerrero. 6 ‘They worked on the farm and ina school 7 Debbie helped the children with 8 They didn't work for money. in Mexico last month, r WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. computer science /kom'pjusia decide (i'sau Sweden ('swivdn excited //k'saitud comfortable /kamitobl library (hubrori project prodgeku mise) mist snow (wand n) (sno) Tm back in Spain, _/atrn bao 1 sperWoke up, fell out of bed, dragged a comb across my head. From the song % Day inthe Life" by the Beaties gE GS Semi VCcl-)\7 1 VOCABULARY verb phrases with do, get, go, have Complete the sentences with do, get, go, or have. Use the present simple: 1 They always get upearly 3 They Kitchen, 4 Theirchildren 10 school at 8,30. 6 She lunch inthe office 7 He home at 6.00. 8 Inthe evening, the children 9 They dinner at 7.00. their homew ok. 10 The childeen tobed 1 He shoppingon 12 They sport at the at 9.00. Saturday morning. weekend.2 GRAMMAR past simple irregular verbs: do, get, go, have a Complete the paragraph with the past simple of do, get govor have. Yesterday!" got _up early.|* acoffee, and (°__tothogym. after the ym 1 breakfast anc ‘to work by bus. For lunch, - a sandwich with afriend. After work.” shopping atthe supermarket. Then * home 1% diner with my Family. Thon my wife and = housework. After thot, 1! tobed eaily,|was tired! b_ Write negative(=Isemtences or questions[Z. 1 Livent tothe cinemaon Friday 1 did't go to the cinema on Friday. 2 Isobe! hal hunch wi Did Jsohel have lunch with Tony? 3 Marisa did housework on Sunde. [=] 4 You gotup lace this morning,[2] 5 had beeakfast today. [=] 6 Alison gor up early yesterday. E] 7 You did your homework last night. (7) 8 Peer went the gym on Tuesday 2] © Complete the questions and answers A What did you have for lunch today? on — a'sandwich and a salad. 24 you ___to the gymarter work? Bot dinner witha friend, theni__—_ home: 3A Whot tine Tim home yesterday? BHe home late, about 6.30 oF 200. 4A kim herhomencrk? B Yes, she “She her homework fon the bus this morning. 5 A Whet you ot the weekend? B Nothing special. up late,! ‘tothe gym,ard) shopping, BA your son pearly yesterday? B No, he He. up at 1.00 pm! 3 PRONUNCIATION sentence rhythm are 1 What time did you get up this morning? 2. Did you go to the gym today? 3 Who did youhave lunch with? 4+ When dil you do housework? 5. Did your friend have dinner with you? 6 Where did you go shopping? Listen and repeat. Copy the shychm. 4 LISTENING ETRE) Listen wo the dialogue. Complete the sentences, 1 Ellie dida’t havea good morning, 2. She wenrto work by 3 She was for work. 4 Ellie didn't have tohave lunch, 5 She ate some a her desk. 6 She had an interesting in the afternoon, 7 There's for dinner. WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. carly all exam /ig'zem prety "pu sh goto hospital an operation on oparetfin soldier [9 "Soul marry somebody / muri ‘s,m germarried /go! 'mavriclPractical English 1 SAYING WHERE PLACES ARE Look arche map and complete the answers. 1 Where's the park? 1s enthecorner of Park Road and East Street. 2 Where's the bank? Wes the chemist’s and the cinema, 3 Where's the horel? es the bookshop. 4 Where's che cinema Ws the bank. 5 Where's the train station? It’s of Bast Street and Station Road, 6 Where's the bookshop? tes the museum and the Italian restaurant, 7 Where's the hospital? Ws the chemists. 2 ASKING FOR & GIVING DIRECTIONS Look atthe map. The people ate acthe horel (43). ‘Complete the conversations. 1 A Excuse me. Where's the _trainstation_? B Turnright, gostraighton, andit’s on the night. 2. A Excuse me. Where's the post office? B Turn ight, and go straight on, and then tuin Go “on.and it’s on the snext to tthe school. 3A Excuse me. Where's the bank? B Turnleft, and go straight on, and then tuin, . Turn ‘again, andit’s on the next to the cinema, “4. A Excuse me. Where's the park? 1B Tumntight, and go straight _ {and then tuin Go straight on, an its on the right, on the (of Park Road and East Street. 5 A Excuse me. Where's the ? B Turnright, go-straight on, andit’s on the lft, apposite the train station.Eat and drink with your relatives; do business with strangers. Greek proverb 1 VOCABULARY more irregular verbs Write the verbs. nN PRONUNCIATION more irregular verbs Write the past simple forms of the verbs in the lis buy leave say see send tell ought 1 buy. acoffee = 21 the house b GGTERED Listen and check. Listen again and repeat the words 3 GRAMMAR past simple: regular and irregular verbs @ Write the past simple of these verbs. 1 arrive arrived 6 have . 2 ask 7 rent So ‘sorry 3 do 8 stay 4 gecup 9 visit 5 10 wait b_ Complete the sentences with the past simple of a verb from exercise a, 1 F_gotup.very lave chis morning. 2We atthe airport ar six o'lock in theevening 31 dinner ina restaurant last night. 5% eenEs = Staite $i forthe bus for two hours — 5 We_ ina hotel near the beach, ot to Turkey for my holidays last year. a my girlfriend vo marry me in Paris, at alot of exercise last week. 9 My parents ruslast weekend. ron abiketo travel round the island. 7 8 wr astory message© Usethe words:o write past simple sentences and ‘questions. 1 where | you /mect / your husband Wheredid you meet your husband 2 pot like | the food in that restaurant 3 we | see /a good film last night 4 you not call / me yesterday 5 why /you buy /anewear 6 they [book jhe tickets online he send /me a text this morning 8 you / goto work /y train yesterday 9 she /not want | a coffee 10 you /tell /me youraddress _ Complete the conversation with the past simple ofthe verbs in brackets, A Jack! Over here! B. Olvialit's great to see you! ‘A * Didyounave a good trip? (you / have) 1B Yes, thanks. * fine. / be) ‘A Are you hungry? B No,’ {ureti on the train. (1/ have) ‘A Really? What* 2 you / have) 8 Some sandwiches. * them at the station this morning. (1/ buy) ‘A Goodideo." tothe station? (you | cove) B No,” ‘etaxi(1/ get) ‘A. Did you? What time * home? (you / eave) BY ‘at 7 oclock, (the toni / arrive) ‘A That’seorly! Are you tired? B Ab? welliost night. (/ not sleep) ‘A. Well, here's my car. Let's gohome and you can relax. 4 LISTENING GEETD Listen to the conversation. Mark the sentences T (te) or F (false). 1 Theman dida' goto the match. T 2. Theman used his creditcard ro buy tickets. 3 The tickets arrived electronically. 4 The march started at 8 o'clock. 5 The representative wasntat che ticket office, 6 ‘Theman paid $100 fora ticket. WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. platform /plsetf>:m Full (opposite = empty) ful! (‘empti) nice smell /nats smel classical music "klesik (W That'sinteresting. /Os:Is ‘intrastin Timeto go, /uumts amessage rickets for aconcert concert hall turn ona light > 'mesidls) akuts for a "konsay/ 2a *konsat bath4: 2B=4 Weekend in Venice 1 VOCABULARY future time expressions a Order the time expressions. tonight next week 1 wday the day after romorrow tomorrow next month tomorrow night b_ Complete the sentences with an expression from a, > Today May 16 sila, ‘Study for exam! 8pm. Marta’s birthday party May 17 930m. English oxam last exam! May 18 4pm. See Peter Anita’s calendar | oa ‘ y May 23 tiam ‘Shopping with Lara ‘Goto museum She's meeting her brother Peter She's going shopping with Lara 6 she's going to a museurnin London. | good traveller has na fixed plans and is nat intent on arriving, Lao Tau, Chinese phtesopher 2 GRAMMAR present continuous for future ‘a Complete the sentences with the present continuous form of the verbs from the list. do getmarried leeve make mest not come rotgocut nothave play stay 1 Tmplaying tennis on Saturday afternoon 2A When __yoursister_ ? B lnthesummer. Augast 15th, 3. My parents aholid 4 We pasta for lunch. Do you want co eat with us? 5 Myboyfriend imeatthe airport. 61 tonight because I'm tired, 7 What you this weekend? 8 Millie tw my party. She's il, 9 A Areyouarwork? B Yes, burl in ten minutes, See you soon. 10 A Where you when you go on holiday? B_Inareally nice hotel, near che beach. b_ Complete the dialogue wieh the present continuous form of the verbs in brackers ‘Amy Dan, can ne ge shopping next weekend? Dan‘ Imgoing_ to Manchester noxt wookend. Its Charias birthday. (I go) ‘Amy Oh, Caniicoms? Dan_ Sorry, Amy, it's boys only, ‘Amy Oh, Where? 2 yous stay) Dan > ‘at Charlies friend's house. (we sleep) Amy * _to Manchester? (you / dive) Dan No, by train. we 2) Amy. Wher = 2 (you /teave) Dan On Thursday night.” on Friday. (1/ not work) ‘Amy And when® = a {you / come beck) Dan Lateon Sunday night. ‘Amy Wel, don't know what to do now. Dan You said you wanted to Ro shopping.3 READING a Read the blog post ahout Venice. Then choose the correct paragraph. Five things to do in Venice ‘There are literally thousands of incredible things to do and see in Verice. Butif you don't have much time, here ave my top five. Piazza San Marco This i the most famous tourst attraction Verce end one of the most famous Sete in the ‘rl. you vistin the evening, you can havo adr ten to {ezz and classical musi playing outsice ond watch the people Of Venice. But be prepared ie abvoys crowed Ey A vaporetto on the Grand Canal Take the vaporetto {or water bus) down the Grand Canal for a unique experiance. ‘You can travel all the way down the canal and take emazing photographs ofthe beautiful buldings. The best time to go & {ust before sunget, but its sometimes cold, so take a sweater or ajacket, San Glorgio Maggiore This is shor trip trom San Marco {by veporetto) but there's o very dierent atmosphere here Its quiet and relaxing You can take aft to the topo the toner and there ae fantastic views of the city. You canelso sb0 some beautiful pantings here Di Riatto it: n0t cacy to Find, butifyoutke foc thes ane place thet you relly need tows you go ealy nthe morning, tate when you can see local Venetians shopping fr food There's an roreibe selection of fresh fut, vegetbles, andlocal ham and choose there's ich and seafood markot niidys end Seturceys. Ey Real Venice! verice's fullof tourist attractions, but maybe the most interesting places inthe city are the stracts ‘where the local people ive Here you can often find the best festaurants and the best shops. Gt up vory ealyin the ‘moming, before the caches and boats fulof tourists arrive, andi you listen careful, you can hoar the sound of the carck 1 You can find good places to eathere. 2 You can hear music here 3 You can travel here by boat, 4 Iecanbe difficuleto find, 5. You can buy a lor of different kinds of food here, b_ Look acthe highlight’ words. Whacdo they ‘mean? Use your dictionary to check their meaning and pronunciation 4 PRONUNCIATION the letters ea a Write the words in the chart, beach break great jeelous breakfast leave cheap dream eat sweeter weather tree beech breakfast b RTE isven and check. Listen again and repeat the words 5S LISTENING AEESED Liscen to tive speakers describing what they redoingnext weekend, Match the with the plans c 4 stayingat home 1 2 b moving house 3 e-doingspore 4 going out with friends Se goingabroad WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN Learn these words and phrases. transfers tothe airport 'irwensfxr 19 09 ‘eapaei tour (i) (03 island ation along weekend [a loa witk'end Lucky you! /aki jus! arvgallery fa:t‘gieloi Trlooks nice. /t loks mars glass (glo: jealous UselosOE eR RE eee RETR Listening aa) 20) ni) 1 Holy R=Rece} 1A. Whereareiny keys? 2 Tminclasewo, R lial. 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