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Present simple be: questions ‘A WORK IT OUT Look at the text conversation between Lee and Carlos again. Complete the table with words from the text ks Where! 8 in Tokyo, B: Yes, the food « really A your A ithot Rit Ba there? Ba? very hot B Look at the table in Exercise A and complete the rules, 1 We put question words before/after be. 2 We put the subject before/after be, 3 When we answer yes/no qu subject before/after b stlons, we put the © Goto the Grammar Hub on page 122. D PRACTISE Match the questions (1-5) with the answers (ae) 1 Where ae yo a Its 10 hours by plane 2 HowfarisMumbat Its J230, from there? ¢ No,Im not 3 syourcity big? 4 Yes itis 4 Ave-you Egyptian? fe Imatthe hotel. E SPEAK Workin pairs. Write questions, adding the correct form Of be. Take turns to ask and answer questions. 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SPIOM aun Yat saiqe aip aquasep yeu 2-1) saumpid ayy ut dood aya yprew “siled ULON, saDuaquas aauyp 3s004D ‘Uo|WY 9 UI OM) UL e aIM>Id Ye }007 eadde Bulquasaq ONIGW]AY AMWINEVIOA GRAMMAR have/has got [A WORK.IT OUT Look at Two in a milion again. ‘Complete the sentences with no more than three ‘words from the text. 1 brown hai, bbrown eyes and dark ki 2 blonde hair and blue eyes. oys dont look the same, but have they got the same personality? No, _ B WORK IT OUT Complete the table with the words from the box. favewt ve fast ts re ‘havent 5. 2 Hesshemt—$/ tue /SheMt sf ox the 2 wouTheyy ae, he have, b? © Goto the Grammar Hub on page 124. > D PRACTISE Lookat the picture. Complete the conversation about the woman with the correct form of hhave/has got. Use contractions. AYR TRATION ‘A; Who do you look Y he? ¥ St: Myaunt She's my y ] MI cats siste v Sh & Has youraunt ¥ yo feng ¥ 4 a yy Yb No,she 4 Vien y Yo she ' V4 short are hai ‘ un Yow she? glasses? SY Yes, shee SA a: What colour eyes?” she got? wy same nose, ‘Hava ANA E SPEAK Find out who your partner looks lke in their family T look like my mother, Shes got brawn eyes, like me. And weve both got curly hear 22 PRONUNCIATION Contracted have {i) A Listen and repeat the contracted forms of have and has. 23 Notice the /v/,/2/ and /s/ sounds. iB Listenand choose the corect sound jv, /2/ oF 24 1 he'sgot Wi kt ist 2 it'sgot i Rf ist 3 Ive got Wi iat Ist 4 shes gol WM lal ish 5 theyvegot Wal Ish 6 youve: Mi lel ish © SPEAK Workin pairs. Complete the sentences about people in your cass. 1 Fvegot 2 Youvegot 3 HeS/She's got 4 Weve got 5 They've got LISTENING ‘A Workin pairs. Describe the man in the picture, i B LISTEN FOR KEY WORDS Listen toa description of the 25 man in Exercise A, Does it match yours? € SPEAK Work in pairs. Think of someone in your family. Tell your partner how you and this person are the same, and how you are different. AcMy dad doesnt look like nae. 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SENSE ORME & oq ath ur seaafpe an aya suondyosep ayn aayduioy W Eeanoalpe Ayyjeuosiag AUVINEVION uones|ue610 10} BulpeaiG —_sonnso/pe Buisn -G) y pue siaquiau syusey aquoseg -~@ sannnafpe ssons o1geis €) —_sannsa{pe Aujeuosiod GY spusll4 ‘ara READING A READ FOR GIST Read Yassir’s email. Where is he and who ishe talking about? RE: How're things? Sent: Friday 10"* November 2017, 2.19 pm To: annadar@screen nett From: YassirAwadslogbox.com HiAhmed, Imhaving a great time at universty!®__ There ae about 20 people in my clas, and all of them are friendly. Theresa guy inmy class called Erclem — he's from Turkey. Hes got long hat, a beard and he's really nosy, but hes very funny! He's one of my close fiends now.>__Imeta French guy called Nico at football practice. He's realy friendly, but very lifferent from Erdem. He quite quiet and serious, The bad news about my fatmate.__ His name's Erk He's quiet inthe day and noisy in the midalleof the night! Hes 0 unfriendly ~ he never speaks to me. And he's really messy! © _Iwant to tive with a happy, friendly and tidy person! See you soon, Yossie B READ FOR ORGANISATION Read again. Match the sentences (1-5) with the gaps in the email (a-e). Use the information in the box te help you. To help you understand how a text organised, think about how ane sentence connects to another Daes it add more formation? Does it explain something? Does t change topic? 1 Lonly have one flatmate 2. There's alot of work to do, but there ae aso a ot offun things to do in my free tine 3 want tofind a new place tole. 4 Thats the good news. 5 Lalways laugh alot when tm with Erdern. OSPEAKING HUB ‘A. Imagine you can choose a new flatmate for Yas Think about the type of person Yassir wants to live with, B PLAN Read about these people, Makes notes about ‘who would be a good/bad flatmate for Yasir. italian ‘Vm from Naples, and | love cooking and football. | ike listening to music. when | study. ve got lots of friends t and I ike to cook for them, | never play. { never cook at ome because | ate cleaning the Kitchen, Like to sleep alot tm a good flatmate ~ I'm very quiet.” Study a ft inthe day end riends in the evening, My fiends say rm relly funny, but | think I can be serious, too ke to play sport andl relax with friends at the weekend © SPEAK Workin groups. 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Lanly have to work nine to five, Monday to Friday LISTENING ) A LISTEN FOR GIST Listen to the conversation between 143. Hussam and Salah, Which picture is Hussam's work? (j| B LISTEN FOR DETAIL Listen again and complete each jas sentence with one word, 1 Hussan usually starts at midday. 2 He usually takes iteasy in the 3 He sometimes has at Ipm. 4 He can decide when to work 5. Hes seltmployed so he works from SPEAK Work with a partner. Do you want ajob like Hussars? Why/MWhy not? the VOCABULARY Time expressions AA Read the sentences from the conversation. Match the time expressions in bold with the times (1-5) Idontthave to work nineto five. that midday. Ihave 0 start ealy early in the morning, font got il midnight or ther doys, leat late in the afternoon, 1 2pm midday 2 4pm-6pm 3 9am-5pm 4 12am 5 Sam-9am B Complete the sentences with the time expressions from Exercise A 1 work better at night. 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