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Elementary Student's Book
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~ Contents
Welcome!
pg
16
Coffee break
plO
jobs; aand an
10
Personal details
12
s20-100
1D
Lost property
14
askingforpersonaldetails;
asking people to repeat things
Self-study DVD-ROM 1
What's important?
16
adjectives (1);
adjective word order and very
The Browns
p18
family
possessive 's
20
20
time words
2D
22
things in house;
prepositions of place
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 2
day
24
daily routines
Free time
p26
30
Special days
p2g
months; dates
3D
Ea r1y bird?
30
frequency adverbs
117
32
First Date!
34
40
Eating out
36
4D
Breakfast time
p3g
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 4
Three generations
40
adjectiues (2);
years
Famous films
42
life events
50
Four weekends
44
weekend activities
5D
Competitions
46
adjectives (3);
adjectives with very, ll, quite, too
showing interest;
asking follow-up questions
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 5
Google it!
p48
the internet
66
Changing technology
50
60
The news
52
6 D Mario M a n
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lntroducing yourself
Conversations in a classroom
At the conference
At the conference
Three conversations
Personal information
Filling in a form
Phone numbers
Numbers
Hiring a
Hiring a
Things in the classroom
My friend's possessions
A survey in a shop
family
Family photos
1 with Listening Sentence stress (2)
Buying tickets
Dai1y routines
My important dates
My habits
Dates
A conversation
birthday present
My daily routine
Questions about routines
First Date!
First Date!
Mark's first date
favourite caf
Ordering food and drink
A caf menu
Conversations in a caf
A conversation in a caf
~
~
My perfect breakfast
HELP W! PRONUNC1AT10N /J/, /tJ/ and /d3/ 39
My birthday party
Cameron's world
Four weekends
My internet
Find someone who ...
Planet Google
Our first l TV
The first mobile phones
My f rst mobile
V games
56
places in a town
7 A new home
58
70
shops;
things to buy
Where 1 live
At the shops
70 What to wear
pg2
121
8A The meeting
64
work
types of transport;
travelling verbs and phrases
1t's snowing!
80 On the phone
68
80
70
Life outdoors
72
holiday activities
infinitive of purpose
A trip to Egypt
74
natural places
comparatives
90 A day out
76
animals
78
deciding what to do
123
mperatives;
verb phrases;
frequency expressions
shouldlshouldn't
p80
82
pg4
health s;
treatment
100 Winter s
pgg
character
talking about health
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 10
11 No more exams!
90
studying
begoigtoormight;
be going to (2):yesl questions and
short answers
110 Directions
92
110 An invitation
pg4
11
New Year!
pg6
98
plOO
103
wh- guestions
directions;
asking for and giving directions
collocations
superlatives
past participles
125
at the airport;
saying goodbye
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 12
Language Summaries 127
. 1 .
? .-.
-_.
Three places
1 with Listening Weak forms (3):
prepositions
Renting a flat
At the supermarket
- 1 help you?
What 1 wear
Me and my clothes
The contract
travel habits
Usually and today
Snow day
A day at home
1 with Listening Linking (2)
A day at home
A phone conversation
A phone coversaticn
1
!
~
--
A reference letter
Iast holiday
Four places
Natural places
Choosing a holiday
l 1 know
What should 1 ?
At the doctor's
Describing l in family
Three friends
The Breakadvert
Leo's new girlfriend
1 with Listening Sentence stress (3)
!!!
Next weekend
Find one person who ...
An email to my friends
My superlatives
Record breakers
The Wor1d Quiz
reuiew
life experiences
Being self- l
Being self- l
Holiday experiences
trauel experiences
Saying goodbye
D Saying goodbye
My life experiences
ever
?questions
felC e !
please?
DENIZ My name's Deniz As1an.
R I' Peter Adams. Welcome
to the class.
DENz Thank you.
HeIIO!
~ 1 Look at conversation 1 and listen.
~ ~
b Practise conversation 1 with your teacher.
Use your name.
Numbers 0-20
~ ~ ~
~3
11 12
1 I7 18
, ;
14 15
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Classroom instructions
~ a Work in new pairs. Which of these
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127.
The alphabet
Work in pairs.
Bb c DJ Ee FI Gg Hh !i
Work in groups.
Fi11 in the gaps.
Kk L1 Mm Nn Pp Qq '-r
Compare answers.
Listen and check.
Listen and practise.
S t ! ~1 v 'W w Xx Y'y l z
1 ss = s
--1
-
_-=-1
i
4
TEACHER No problem.
What's picture e?
It's a chair.
Goodbye!
u a Put the days of the week in order.
-
~ '
~ -r'~s~~' \ ~~`
10
b Fuentes.
c 1t's Marcos.
9
questions in .
Brazil Brazilian
word stress.
U a
13
nationalities
1' ...
Brazil
Australia
Brazili a n
Australi
Argentina
the USA
Germany
Argentini
Americ
Germ
1ta1y
1ta1i
Mexico
Russia
Egypt
Mexic
Russi
Egypti
the UK
Brit i s h
Spain
Span
Poland
Turkey
Turk
China
Japan
C1iin e s e
Japan
France
French
128.
nationality?
I' from Colombia.
Imkorean.
LISA Hello, .
you?
LISA I' fine, tha ks.
And ?
I' , thanks.
TOSHI Youtoo.
1
Listen and practise the
POSITIVE (+)
(= 1 am)
2 You
:
:
He
4 She_
5
1t
in room 6.
(= you are)
_ from 1ta1y.
(= he is)
from Brazil,
(= she is)
Carlos Moreno.
(= it is)
We
7 They
from Australia.
from the UK.
(= we are)
(= they are)
Fatima.
RECEPTIONIST What 6
_y ouur name?
your names?
they from?
129.
from Turkey.
: HELP W1TH GR F1
Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives
RECEPTIONIS Where 8
you from?
DIETER I9_
from Germany and h
c Check in 1 1
subject
6
pronouns
,
D possessive
adjectives
0
he
my
129
she it
we they
_____ I its
, I think.
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Vocabulary jobs;aand an
Coffee break
ll CeG;/~ a ;~
Brian WeI1s
Listening and Speaking
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Trevor King
3 Listen to four
U a
conversations. Write the phone
numbers.
~ Kingsland
Hote1
Archive
It's ...
What's your
mobile number?
Report spa n
It's ...
What's your
home number?
We use
- with nouns that begin with a vowel sound,
(The vowels are a, e, i, o, u.)
O S
128.
a sales assistant
a claner
a waiter/ waitress
a 1'ice officer
an accountant a lawyer
1
2
job
4_
student
5_
answer
6 ._ room
_ book
_ English book
's a mechanic.
a builder a mechanic
She's an actress.
I' a manager.
~
~ ~
~.
~
19
b
Listen and
practise. Copy the word stress.
De1e
from Canada.
A Oh, really? What do you do?
1' an 1
and Jane's
. And ?
1' an'
B Are you from Mexico?
A No, 1' not. 1' from Colombia.
b Look at the photo. Match
conversations 1-3 to the groups of
l AC.
11
~ a Tick () the sentences that are true for you. Make the other
sentences negative. Write the correct sentences.
1 1' an English student.
2 1' from the UK.
l' not from the UK. Im from l.
4 1' accountant.
21
129.
Listen and
d Check in
she a musician?
Is he a doctor:
I REAL
WoRLo
_
~.
20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100
b Work in the same pairs. Say these numbers.
28 34 47 51 63 75 86 92
fiften
thirty
thirten
fifty
ninety
nineten
24
and
2b.
numbers in 2
fifty-eight
--
Liverpool
~ L14 6Y2
-- --- - ---
Sa1es Manager
~ 1 0151 496 0814
~ Mo ile 07974 610771
email emma.mitchell@wwl.co.uk
a b siness card
first name b
surname
home number
work number
mobile number
6
7
8
9
home address
email address
postcode at work
credit card number
10
Mitchell
a mobile phone
~
~
Danielal
The party's at my
house. My address is
~= 68 Evesham Road
& `
~
My home number is
0151 496 0633.
See you on Sunday[
Love Emma
job
#:
~ ,;
-=Car Rentals
r_
~>
~
1
Hiring a car
repeat again
' 1
: 3
1 you
that,
: b
.'
L a
1
w 2G Watch or listen to 1's
conversation. Tick ( ) the sentences in 5 when you
hear them.
sorry
: 2
please
, please?
?
129
=Car Rentals
surname
first name
surname
1
first name
nationality
nationality
Road
address
address
Bristol
mobile number
07969
home number
email address
mobile number
home number
199@webmail.com
email address
= Rentals
LoSt pC pef,,,ty
diaries 12
wallets
an player a mobile
suitcases
dresses
a radio
a laptop
1D cards
false teeth
plural
a bag
wallet
bag
wallet
a suitcase
suitcase
a watch
watch
a dress
dress
diary
diar
man
awoman
a child
a person
atooth
wom n
childr n
p
1
th
t
---- ~
L1Sten
a bike bikes
a credit card
a nationality
t a camera
g an address
h a man
a waitress
a country
a person
a woman
Number 12.
Number 17.
They're diaries.
It's an 3 player.
bi- - l
Brazil
thirty
manager
It's an
[ ht th
English?
~ ~
It's
Brit-ish
_. teacher
----
Ja-pan
q What are
thOSe?1
-~
bi- - l
com-pu-ter
;.
sev-en-teen
-:
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1A-D Workbook 5
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 1 with Review Video
here
there -
singular
plural
~
the stress.
It's a poster.
They're keys.
What ~ S mportant?
an old car
=_
old
big
good
bad
arly
late
cheap
beautiful
easy
expensive
ugly
difficult
fast
young
right
slow
1
wrong
nice
great
important
sma11
favourite
old
new
~ a Look again at the texts about A1an and Mary. Find 11 the
p 30
1/ /we/they
he/she/it
examples of 've got (= have got), 's got (= has got), haven't got
and hasn't got.
NEGATIVE (-)
1/ /we/they
he/she/it
GRMM~ 2 i .
11'
MARY What's important to me? I've got this very
expensive watch. It's from Ben, my husband, and
I love it. And my diary that's important to me
too. Ben hasn't got a diary, he's got everything
on his mobile these days. And my new bicycle is
important to me because we haven't got a car.
What else? We11, we've got a beautiful cat, Li1y.
She's very important!
-
A1an
product
laptop
camera
player ,
~
- I -_-----
radio
DVD player
b;
Mary
guesses correct?
34
the stress and contractions (1've, he's, etc.).
She
You
4 We
5
he
Mary and Ben
cat ll Li1y.
SHORT ANSWERS
What
8 They
(+) a beautiful
( ) a computer.
( ) your mobile number.
Yes, 1
No, 1
Yes, he/she
No, he/she
Yes, they
No, they
131.
~ 36
Listen and practise the questions
and short answers in IOa.
() a dog.
No, he hasn't.
Vocabulary family
~=
<
- Ben
------- -
grandsons grandchildren
- ~ --
_- - _ -
- -
---~~
- Nick
s''
Ji11
Greg~~
~~
Martina
t g d ts cousins
l
grandmother grandfather
Robbie
F/orence
>~
`< ~ ,
A1an
male fatheridad
2 9 female mother/
'9
correct words.
i Ji11's sister Pam is an English French
b's can mean is, has or the possessive. Match 1-3 to a-c.
teacher.
a s= is
b
c s= possessive
1 1
engineer/accoun tant.
/ A1an
3 Robbie / Florence
4 Mary / Ben
2 Greg / Martina
38
U
A1an's
-~
s= has
answers.
b 11 another student about your
partner's family.
REAL
Time
the cinema
mone
nd
+
~
a minute a year a day a week
an hour a second 1 a month
1 five past
2 twenty-five to
3 ten
one oclock A
of the pictures AF in 2 .
i..
What time 1
it?
It's'-
oclock.
-five
eleven
5
,` ..
54
` ~~
\- -
What's the 3
please?
F<
2 My son's class is
ten.
seven
nine thirty.
1
-
132
1
\
~
b We can say times in a different way. Match these
times to pictures AF.
four fifteen
eight forty
five twenty
seven thirty
nine forty-five
one
``
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BRENT GALLERY
Mexican Art
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Ju1y 20t''-September 3
Opening times
10.00-'
Mon-Fri
10.00-2 _
Sat & Sun
Adults 9.50/10,50
Children 5.60/6.50
Ticket office: 08081 570570
Book online: www.brentgallery.org.uk
screen
number
~ ~
time film
starts
price of
tickets
08081 570203
www.filmworld.co.uk
.
An evening out
~ a Look at adverts A and
. Which is for
a cinema and which is for an exhibition?
I SELLER
CUSTOMER
Yes, of course.
child.
:
.
:
:
:
.
How much 3
that?
How much 4
the tickets?
is
Right.
a 1ot.
Youre 8
the fi1m.
:
.
.
Check in
(11.50) for 5
and
(28.45) for children. So
the film?
:
. Enjoy
132.
Work in pairs. Which of these words do you know? Then do the exercise in
1 0.
Nick's suitcase
Nick's keys
Nick's mobile phone
's coat
Robbie's new shoes
the cat
Robbie's bag
Robbie's books
Nick's passport
Robbie's player
the l
the DVDs
Where's the cat? Match the prepositions to pictures 1-6. Then check in
131.
in
on
tinder
by
behind
n front of
:r
i
-,
It's Nick's.
They're Robbie's.
: //
//
//
~
47 Listen and tick the things in the box in
that the family talk about.
//
//
//////
//
Where's Robbie's
bag?
It's by the
door.
daughter
parents
mportant second
Japan
police
sofa
: and practise.
fl a Look at these words. Circle the word with
schwa.
_ 1 email / letter
5 laptop / computer
2 dentist / cleaner
; 3 seventy / ninety
6 1ta1y / Egypt
7 window / mirror
: 4 Spanish / German
8 Saturday / Tuesday
; and practise.
PortfolIo
116
My day
er,ind C
th@
amera
by David Ross
132.
have dinner
start work/classes
finish work/classes
work
live
study
sleep
--
({` ,
2 in the afternoon
4 at night
n the evening
morning.
D Wow! You get up very early.
the same?
from, Kari?
KAR1 I' from Canada, but
I live and work in Los
Angeles.
D Can vou te11 us about vour
-to-dav, life?
K We11, TV actors work very
long days and we start work
very.
early.
D What time do vou get up?
I get up at 4.30 in the
her job?
do these things.
1 get up
3 start work
2 have breakfast
4 have lunch
~ 134
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Canada
51
in 4 . the stress.
auxiliary
subject
infinitive
; What time do
you
get ?
When
do
__ ~
you
have
lunch?
--
. l, ,
we and
they.
K Yes, and I' n not very good in the morning, so it's always
difficult! I leave home at 5.30 and I get to the studio at
about 6.00. That's when l do my hair and make-up.
D What about breakfast?
I have breakfast at about 6.15 in the make-up room. Then
we start work at about 7.00.
D When do you have lunch?
K We have lunch at 1.00 and we start work again at 2.00.
c Check in
134.
get
go
start
finish
sleep
Free time
133.
go out ( 1ot)
eat out
stay in
go for a drink go to the cinema
go to concerts go shopping
phone friends/ family
visit friends/ family
have coffee with friends
do (a 1ot of) sport
auxiliary
L1St@11111 j
don't
(= do not)
You
dont
infinitive
go out
~ work
in this office.
c Check in 1 F;
on Saturday evening.
134.
~ a Tick the sentences that are true for you. Make the other
sentences negative.
1 1 study English.
2 1 phone my family every day
1 dont phone my family every day.
go to the cinema
1 go shopping on Saturdays.
8 go to concerts
auxiliary
subject
infinitive
:
:
Do
you
eat out
SHORT
ANSWERS
133.
a 1ot?
_-------
No, we
:
:
Yes, 1 `,
No, 1 't.
Yes, we
Yes, they
No, they
d Check in
Do you go to concerts?
tu d thc m rn ng
,c oclock
week the afternoon day
the evening
month
half past three
night the week Mondays
Monday mornings the weekend
morning Sunday afternoon
on
Saturday
134.
. YOU HEAR
; Do / : ju:/
Do /dja/
; Do you /du: ju:/ go out after work? Do you /dja/ go out after work?
.
in
at
the morning
nine oclock
~ a Fi11 in the gaps with do, dont or a verb from the box.
ge out visit go out watch
1A
every
week
go (2)
B Yes, we
2A
B Yes, 1
you
3A
you
you
shopping on Saturdays?
B No, we
4A
B Yes, 1
5A
B No, they
on Saturday evenings?
TV.
They stay in and
the weekend
at the weekend
R L
RlD
~R
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~ ~
r \~s
COn jratUlatlOnS!
1S
second
13 h
twentieth
days 1-5.
twelfth
1 birthday
2 wedding
3
4th
fourth
fifth
first
20t
21St
thirty-first
thirtieth
22
twenty-second
twenty-first
5t''
12t''
5 a wedding anniversary
30th
31 5i
third
60
133.
thirteenth
special days in 1.
Happy birthday!
New Year!
Congratulations!
anniversary!
>
d 1t's Wednesday.
b"' - ~~
,, "'~ 7
:
;
61
: and practise.
fl
134
Because it's my
wedding anniversary.
\~
f!
64
Listen and
practise the sentences in 9.
What sha11 we get her?
we get hirr?
dont
$ NO, I 5
thlrik 6
Let's '
him a new mobile.
Maybe. But his mobile's only a
year old.
s I know! What 8
a new bike?
Yes, 9
a good io
(~
~ No, 1 don't
so.
4
don't we get her
(a book)?
~v,K Maybe.
--_ ~~ ,
Yes, that's a 6
Let's get ~
(a DVD).
idea.
134
Ear1y bird?
QU1CK REVIEW Dates Work in pairs. Take turns to say the
dates 1St_31St: A First. B Second. A Third ... . Then say them
backwards! A Thirty-first. B Thirtieth. A Twenty-ninth ... .
`
9
hard1y-ver
sually
1 .
hardly ever
100 /
..
auestionn
1 When I get up in the morning ...
in these
sentences. Which are subject pronouns? Which
are object pronouns?
fourth thirteenth
month birthday
think thing
Thursday teeth
object
pronouns
pronouns
you
you
and practise.
he
she
it
we
us
Check in
134.
Sunday.
2 1an and 1 phone Eve a 1ot, but she/her never phones
we/us.
continue2learn
Vocabulary, Grammar and Rea1 Wor1d
117
Language Summary 3 132
3AD Workbook 15
i her Lauren
too.
Grammar PresentSimple(3):positiveand
negative (he/she/it)
/`1Way frOm h me
And 11 of
Andvall_of
Do you watch
sport on TV?
No, never.
Yes, every weekend.
or
~
have is irregular: he/she/it has ... : He has tennis
/essons every week.
b Check in
137.
-,
polly.carr@gomail.co.uk
Hi 11
1 Trevor is in Argentina/Chi1e.
2 Trevor and 11 are/aren't married.
Lots of love
Trevor
b_.~
,
71
Listen and
My partner's name
/She
swimming.(go)
/She
tennis. (piay)
/She
sport on TV (watch)
/She
/She
books/magazines. (read)
/She
video games. ( l )
/She
cycling. (go)
/She
/She
clubbing. (go)
Do vou go swimming?
Yes, I do.
No, I don't.
---
Yes, sometimes.
b 11 another student about your partner.
.rr
First Date!
QU1CK REVIEW Free time activities
Write eight free time activities. Work in
pairs. 11 your partner when you do the
things on your 1ist: Ipiay tennis on Fridays.
answers (helshelit)
rading
football
travelling
cats
animals dancing
cooking
`.
135
she like?
5 Does she like animals?
s And what does
she do?
She's a vet.
. QUESTIONS
SHORTANSWERS
; i
: 2
.
3 What
Yes, she
.t
question
word
;
What
auxiliary
subject
infinitive
does
she
do
Does
she
watch
TV a 1ot?
....
. . . . ._
_/ '%
_ ~~
~ ~
My friend's name:
watches TV a 1ot
c Check in
137.
likes travelling/cooking/clubbing
plays tennis/football
likes cats/dogs/animals
4 / like sport?
' i
c Read about Mark's date with the woman the class chose.
RL
~ ~
WOR.LD
'
-,
8.50
Margherita
Neapolitan
~ .s~.
~
Sala.ds
Sandwiches
Desserts
restaurant?
DrinkS
partner.
10.25
4.50
Egg mayonnaise
Cheese and tomato
f5.75
f6.25
5.25
f4.75
3 1s it cheap or expensive?
9.50
f9.50
Tu n a
Chicken
ixed
f9.25
f8.75
Red/White wine
3.25
(G1ass) f4.75
(Bott1e) 14.50
Bottle of beer f3.75
Bottle of mineral water
2.75
(sti11 or sparkling)
coffee
2.50
What's number 1?
76 Listen and put these questions in the order you hear thern.
10
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1
!
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~-
t.!
: REAL WORLD
: Requests and offers
U a Look at sentences 1-3. Which
: sentences are requests (we want
: something)? Which sentence is an offer
: (we want to give something or help
: someone)?
i Wou1d you like to order now?
; 2 Id/Wed like a bottle of mineral
:
;
water, please.
3 Can 1/we have the bi11, please?
We use
We use
and
for requests.
for offers.
137
79
Listen and
practise the offers and requests in the
conversation in . Copy the stress and
polite intonation.
WAITRESS 2
conversation again.
WAITRESS 3
WAITRESS Certainly.
WAITRESS 4
CLARE Not for me, thank you.
~;
~~
BreakfaSt tIrile
COUNTABLENOUNS
Tick the food and drink you know. Then do the exercise
in : '
1 6.
UNCOUNTABLENOUNS
milk
an apple
rice
yogurt
biscuits
sgar toast bread fish eggs coffee
sausages soup cheese a banana
cereai
olives
tomatoes
meat
vgeta es
singular
plural
a biscuit
biscuits
apples
milk
rice
breakfast menus.
nouns.
: We use/don't use a or an with plural counta e
:
nouns.
: UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
b Check in
136.
1 often have
rice with my main 1.
friends and 1 sometimes go out for
1 always have
teacher
Russia
jazz
nationality
sugar in coffee.
4 1 never have
5 1 like
English 1
cheese jam chicken
vegeta es sandwich musician engineer
burger.
olives in my salad.
6 1 have
7 1 often have
8 1 never eat
meat.
the same?
11 the other students which food
and drink you like/don't 1ike.
I hate cheese!
I love coffee.
~ Work in groups.
too.
continue2learn
118
questions.
4A-D Workbook 20
s 1
1
Three generations
boring
friendly
terri e/awful
138.
l
quiet
I
ta11
unlucky
the same
unhappy
interesting
unfriendly
fantastic/amazing/wonderful
happy
unhappy
Pos wE (+)
the weather
birthday presents
1 was
you/we/they
you/we/they
he/she/it
he/she/it
c Check in
(= was not)
(= were not)
139.
was/were
subject
When
was
Albert's
Were
13t'' birthday?
No, 1/he/she/it
. No, you/we/they
you born?
born in 1940.
Matt born?
born in Liverpool.
d Check in
139.
In 1986.
~
James Cameron was born in Ontario, Canada, on _
Vocabulary
Life events
U a Work in pairs. Fi11 in the gaps in the phrases
138
with these verbs. Check in
school/university
my husband/ wife
married/divorced
a film/ 1ot of money
a film director/famous
h write study win move
have
children/ dream
house/to a different country
7
8
English/physics
a book/a letter
10
Oscar/the lottery
married
get married
diving
3D a billion
~
_.
4 have
5 leave
7 meet ___
8 win
6 make
9 write _
1 The Past Simple is the same for 11 subjects (1, you, he, he,
: c Check in
: List, 167.
b English.
b 1n 1991.
c 1 1999.
a Aliens
c Avatar
b Titanic
.
;
question
word
What
. When
] ][ .[
auxiliary
subject . infinitive
.
did
James
study
I at university?
did
he
make
Terminator2?
: b Check in
139.
11
: Past Simple.
;
1 Listen to six pairs of sentences. Which
; do you hear first, the Present Simple or the Past
; Simple?
1 Present Simple
REAL
W ORLD
5-
b Watch or listen again. Are these sentences true (T) or false (F)?
CONVERSATION 1
CONVERSATION 2
: REAL WORLD
: Asking follow-up questions
~
:
was or are.
:
:
What
What
What
Where
Who
you go with?
8 Where
you stay?
9 shop ing
ctean the '
check ernai&
gotog ~m
arite i
..
!U! U W tn you
youOknow?
you do?
you see?
was
t like?
you go?
~nyS to
wrong?
What
stayed at home?
c Check in
139.
12
U a Work in pairs. Look at 5
158. Choose one of the conversations.
Underline 11 the responses from 4 and
follow-up questions from 6 .
b Practise the conversation with your partner.
a
b
Oh, right.
Wow!
Oh, dear.
What a shame.
on Friday evening
Rea11y?
Youre joking!
1 worked 11 Sunday.
g
h
Oh, nice.
Oh, great!
:
:
1' not
surprised.
Oh, right.
:
:
1' surprised.
yesterday
We11, I went to a
party on 5aturday.
It was great!
139.
partner.
VOCABULARY
5D AND SKILLS
C rY1 petltl 1 S
138.
t..~r
mpty
,
enter a competition
castle
a queue
win prize
a rec ptionist
=7
~- =-
-. -~
..._.
~: ~
in the restaurant. 1t was very busy, but the food was fantastic! Then
on 5 1 asked Olivia to marry me - and she said yes! We were
very happy when we got home. 1t was a wonderful weekend in a
beautiful city!
noisy. On 5aturday
we didn't leave the
hotel because it
really interesting. We
Castle, but the queues
`- _
~
--
food was awful. 1 went to early, but Craig stayed up and talked
to the receptionist for hours. She was very young and friendly - too
/D/
the verb be
adjectives.
and _
coffee
/D/ hot
// 1
138
11 the
/n/ son
// actor
CD2 1 6
5AD Workbook 25
Se1f-study DVD-ROM 5 with Review Video
too.
Google it!
14
GUYS
a cheque
computer science
a bank account
Larry Page
Sergey Brin
a billionaire
s.1 .
17
Did
Yes, he
./No, he
his parents teach computer science?
B Yes, they
./No, they
141
a Tick the sentences that are true for you. Make the
other sentences negative.
ge
l have read
watch (2)
go to (2)
last weekend?
__
Listen to a radio interview with the writer,
Wes C1ark. Put these people, places and things in the
order you hear them.
C haI1gII1g
teChnoiogy
pasttimephrases
Grammar lcan't couid/couldnt
140.
send/get a txt charge your phone GPS
a channel a TV programme a battery
an turn on turn off record
n 1986
last year
in May 2002
last Monday
yesterday
in the nineties
Saturday.
the sixties.
1985.
year.
lived without them. But life wasn't always like this. 1 was a child in the
seventies, when things were very different.
ago
These days the internet, laptops, mobi es and video games are part
of normal 1ife. My son and daughter can't understand how people
March.
colour
live TV explain
22
a Read about mobile phones. Fi11 in the gaps with can, can't,
could or cou/dn't.
2A
./No, you
you record programmes in 1974?
./No, you
B Yes, you
141.
your computer/laptop
your TV
my mobile -1 can make video ca11s, send texts, find restaurants ...
Yes, I . J
l REAL
WORLD
1 Where do you usually get your news - the internet, the TV,
the radio or newspapers?
2 a
4 a
REGULAR VERBS
1RREGULAR VERBS
buy
crash
140.
damage
die
3 a
sail
lose
receive
find
put
save
say
te11
u a
a hospital
missing at sea
a boat
a storm
the coast
a l
a helicopter
an envelope
~~
www. ewsworld.com/couplefoundatsea
NewsWorld
and Nancy Poiter, the 80- -1 British couple who were missing at sea, are now
. A helicopter found them a hundred miles from the Australian coast and took them to
aspital in Sydney.
i weather was beautiful when we 1eft New Zealand," said Nancy. "But when we were
about a hundred and fifty miles from Sydney there was a terri e storm. There was a 1ot
af damage to the boat. Things were really bad and we couldn't use the radio because
lrat was damaged too. 11 we could do was wait for he1p. We were very happy to see the
he{icopter. Those l saved our lives."
T1ie l bought the boat two years ago. "We wanted to be the first 80- -1 l
~ sail round the world," said Bi11. "Nancy wants to try again next , but 1' not so sure."
; 1 A Did you
:
B No, where
it?
the eighty-year- 1
What happened?
;
;
B No, what
; good new s
surprisin g news
news
Rea/!y?
.
.
i
~
b Rea11y?
c Check in
141.
c Youre joking!
27
in a storm.
6 Yes, a helicopter found
them yesterday.
Mario Man
a radio programme
,_,,_
,.
Born
16cn 1
Education
Studied art at Kanazawa
College of Art from 1970 to
2
Awards
Between 1996 and 2010
he won awards in the USA,
the UK, 3
_
and Spain.
art
a designer
an award
a hero
a villain
a princss
a prince
Family life
b Read about Shigeru Miyamoto.
Answer the questions.
7
lnteresting facts
1s he married?
,&__,
Once said
"They say video games are
for you. But
6
that's what they said about
rock n roll.
has a
; 1 We use
.__ when we know which thing, person,
`
place, etc. because there is oniy one.
: 2 We use
'
the first time.
~
~
want - wanted / /
140.
start - started / /
3 We use
to talk about a person or a thing for the
second, third, fourth, etc. time.
' b Check in
29 Listen to these regular verbs and
: their Past Simple forms. Notice how we say the
: -ed endings.
: 4 listened
hated worked
5 recorded
travelled
finished
6 walked visited
phoned
:
Work in pairs. Take turns to say a verb from Ia or
2 . Your partner says the Past Simple form.
game is about 4
beautiful princess.
One day
princess goes for 6
wa1k. She meets
~
old man and 8
beautiful white dog. 9
old man takes 10
princess away because he wants to
last year?
4 Do you often go to a/the cinema at a/the weekend?
5 What was a/the last film you saw?
6 1s there a/the TV programme you watch every week?
b Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions.
Ask follow-up questions if possi e.
Where 1 live
Vocabulary
~
Places in a town
~ L~ I ~
a building
142.
a house
a flat
What's picture n?
It's a hotel.
We lived there for /fa/ 12 years and then we moved to /ta/ London.
1 stayed at /at/ home 11 weekend.
and B again. Notice how we say the prepositions and the other
weak forms in pink.
me
station?
any shops?
a hotel?
a market?
a park?
a cinema or a theatre?
my
partner
35
Listen and practise the
singular
PosvE (+)
There
NEG,4ivE (-)
There
QUESTIONS (?)
a nice beach.
a station.
Is there a station
near your home?
there a hotel?
: s R ANSWERS
Yes, there
plural
./No, there
FOS vE (+)
There
NEGAivE (-)
There
any restaurants.
QUESTIONS (?)
s R A sWERS
./No, there
c Check in
144.
beautiful/famous buildings
big/sma11 parks
a market a square an airport a beach
old/new houses
nteret ng shops
a museum a theatre a cinema a station
cheap/expensive restaurants
nice cafs, bars or pubs good hotels
4 (X)
5 (X)
s()
7 ()
an interesting museum.
8()
atheatre.
lots of nice cafs.
34
Listen and practise the
b
sentences in 7 . Notice how we say there's /8eaz/ and
neW home
some, ,
QU1CK REVIEW there is/there are Work in groups. Ta1k about the good and bad things
about the town or city youre in now. Use there is, there are, there isn't, and there aren't.
a shelf
t C bedroom furniture
l
chair space time plant
:
. b Look again at the questions in . Then complete
: the rules with How much ... ? or How many ... ?.
We use __
We use
'
c Check in
~
ecky
singular
t nouns
John
~;
many.
plural
uncounta e
t nouns nouns
We haven't got
children.
1 haven't got
any money.
Are there
shops?
1s there
furniture?
144.
fl
living room?
][ [
~ a John and Becky now live in the f1at. Read their phone
conversation. Fi11 in the gaps with some, any or a.
-
~ _-
,}
.;~
1 love shopping!
U a Work in pairs. Which of these words
do you know? Check in
'
ei42.
~
~
PauI
a baker's
b Work in the same pairs. Think of two
things you can buy or do in each l .
C1are
143.
stamps a a suitcase.
aspirin
tissues
a l
pdstcards a cake a guide book
nwspaper cigarttes chocolate
a Read these things that sales assistants say. Check new words
with your teacher.
CONVERSATION 1
1U 7
-.
'6'f'if
t V
~~~
~ s
: .
"
-__
"
1
L 2
,I
C1are
Do you se11
1'11 have
Can 1 have
suitcases?
:
:
:
.
ycur help
that's 11
Here you
How much is How much are
ASKING ABOUT PRICES
this map?
thanks.
No,
these lamps?
are.
Thanksfor
any help?
s Goodbye.
'
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144.
Listen and practise the sentences
in .
Have you got any guide books for London?
VOCABULARY
What to wear
7D AND SKILLS
14 .
,,
~ ~
~=~
~ ~
I never
wear pink.
~
1 need
1 haven't got
1 want to buy
1 haven't got
1've got
brown shoes.
shorts.
your teacher.
Me and ~ clothes
12
3
4
5
white shirts.
k jeans.
new pair of trainers.
suit.
64
I usually wear a
1've got
54
11-
1 haven't got
white 4
k red
yllow grey pink
brown orange purple dark gren
light green
34
(= 1 thing)
2
3
4
5
6
7
:
:
h sdap
birthday
tw,
ta11 word August
person
bought
divorced
skirt
:
;/z:/ shorts
~
strawberry
:
43 Listen and check. Listen again and
. b
; practise.
~J
; 3 Turkish German
: 4 morning always
5 thirty surname
: b
6 sport early
7 dirty water
8 first burger
9 ta11 floor
10 awful boring
: and practise.
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,
;.
=
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~
Vocabulary work
Grammar Present Continuous: positive and
The meeting
>2~
QU1CK REVIEW Clothes Write 11 the clothes
you know. Work in pairs and compare lists.
Then te11 your partner about your favourite
clothes:l've got a really nice ack jacket.
1 bought it in Mi1an.
~3
Vocabulary Work
~
145.
a customer a report notes
a letter a message a contract
company a meeting a conference
b Work on your own. Which word/phrase
does not go with the verb?
1 write o cuto,crl report/a /etter
letters
answers.
POSITIVE (+)
NEGATIVE (-)
was 1ate.
2 The meeting with the Tamada brothers is at
ten/e/even 'clock.
you/we/they
verb+ing
you/we/they
he/she/it
he/she/it
for him.
4 The contract is Frank's/Janet's.
l playing
make study sit
run
write
live
look
go
stop
d Check in
not
146.
verb+ ng
auxiliary subject
verb+ing
Frank
calling
the taxi
moving?
from?
c Check in
10
146.
~
8
CD2 48
112.
==
1t's snowing!
car
plane a train
a taxi
145.
a bus
the same?
Match phrases 1-7 to a-g. Check in
~
145.
1
go by car
2 go by bike
go by plane
c walk
4 go on foot
5 go by bus/coach
6 go by ferry/boat
e fly
f
7 go by train/tube/
tram
drive
tram
-- _ --
first man
by train
woman
-----
YOU HEAR
1 start at eight.
1 startvatVeight.
--
a Make questions about the l in 7 . Fi11 in the gaps with do, does,
We use the
We use the
happening now.
What does
words/phrases?
usually PS now
today sometimes
? (do)
she
3 What
4
she
5 What
6 What
7
Maddy do
today? (do)
Eve normally
8 Why
cD2
t today? (watch)
she
55 PRONUNCU1T10N
She's an accountant.
~
c Check in ;. 146.
on Mondays? (do)
0 REAL
ViIORLD
to V11ed 16~k
HELP Wl LISTENING
Phone messages
* claeck tract
* 11 1 Wick
* 11 hlleatre prices?
* ptwe C1are cof later?
orris
.-
Computers Ltd
voicemail ,
to you.
103 D Street
availae.
Monchester
g Please
~ aiL c.morrisC
later.
; a end the 11
;
b leave a message
c press a number on the phone
D 57 Emi1y is making three phone ca11s.
Listen and answer these questions.
i When does Emi1y want to:
a meet A1an Wick?
b meet C1are?
starrin g
11
11 Marks and
tu
The Evening
WW
News
h Qu een'sTh
7~57p
Office 08081M
c go to the theatre?
2 How much are the theatre tickets?
golton
te r
W .queenstheatremanchester.com
. uk
11 , can 1 speak to
(Emi1y), please?
Speaking.
1t's (C1are).
d other useful phrases
11 me on my mobile.
1 on a moment.
fl a vIoEO 8
146
59 I Listen and practise the
sentences in 7. the stress and intonation.
11, 1 spak to mi1y, plase?
you back?
mobile.
later. Bye.
VOCABULARY
8D AND SKILLS
Life outdoors
ski
windsurf
surf
23 March
145.
sail
sing
ride a motorbike
ride a horse
l a musical instrument
Yours faithfully
Ste11a James
Cetre Manager
adverb
Emai1 welshadventure@iol.co.uk for an application form.
work hard
popular
fl ent
careful
adjective
b Look at the words in bold in the letter. Which are adverbs anc
which are adjectives? Which verbs or nouns do they describe?
c Write the adverbs for these adjectives. What are the spelling
1 fluent
2 easy
3 careful
4 good
1 /i/
milk 1
teeth
his
he's
i11
ski
beach meeting excited thirteen
window interesting machine chicken
; b
; and practise.
a Work in new pairs. Look at the vowels in bo1d.
; Which vowel sound is different?
:
i safe safely
2 happy
fast
4 slow
5 beautiful
hard
: b
7 quiet
8 bad
s noisy
: and practise.
8AD Workbook 40
talking about?
Vocabulary holidayactivities
2 did / go / Where / ?
h+~
go on
stay
go to
rent
go
travel
a picnic
a good/great/fantastic time
have
in a hotel
with friends or family
car
bike
a boat
sightseeing
diving
skiing
camping
museums
the beach
holiday
6
-- -
a boat trip
a guided tour
.__
by i transport
around
b Work in pairs. Which of the things
in Ia do you usually do on holiday?
:
:
to se some lephants
We drove to a wildlife park to se some lephants.
Tourists go to:
~.
fl
148
2 Hawaii / diving
Dubai / in amazing hotels
4 Agra / the Taj Maha1
5 Switzerland / skiing
- ------
Why do tourists
go to Nevada?
To see the
Grand Canyon.
- -- --
France
my parents house
Why
did go to Rome?
~
visit s ister.
~
A we ek a go. j
A tri to Egypt
!~
the exercise in
the countryside
a mountain
hi11
forest a wood a river an island
a lake the sea the dsert
Cairo
Reading
a Before you read, check these
words/phrases with your teacher.
the Pyramids a mosque
go snorkelling
Accommodation
Shokran Hote1 **yk' (126 rooms)
Cost per week (including flight): 1,490
Average temperature (Apri1May): 30
a coral ref a l
: add -er .
:
:
~
;
:
:
:
c Check in
1 safe safer
4 big
7 dangerous
10 easy
2 clean
5 dirty
8 fast
11 difficult
boring
6 good
9 bad
12 lucky
Where does each person want to go? Find one reason why they
want to go there.
Sharm El Sheikh
l to Sharm E1 Sheikh from all
over the world to go diving and snorkelling
m the Red Sea the beautiful coral reefs and
oolourful fish are amazing! You can also rent
a motorbike and go into the desert to see the
red mountains, or maybe go on a l ride
mstead. And at the end of the day you can
= joy fresh seafood in one of Sharm
_: Sheikh's excellent restaurants and then
go clubbing with your friends.Whatever you
t from your holiday, it's here in Sharm
F1 Sheikh!
~
.(cheap)
s Cairo's _
Sharm. (good)
7 Sharm's proba y _
8 Sharm's
. (safe)
with young l . (popular)
beautiful
ta11
short
friendly
1
3
Cairo. (nice)
Sharm. (busy)
Accommodation
Se1s Hote1 *'*** (39 rooms)
Carlos is younger
r11
than
Diego.
I REAL.
WOR.LD
~
'
Vocabulary animals
-
~
~ ~
'
'
~ s
Two places to go
a Work in pairs. Which of these animals
do you know? Then do the exercise in
147.
-
a lion a chicken a tiger a cow
monkey a sheep a wolf a rabbit
a mouse a snake a bird a gorilla
b Put the animals from Ia into these
groups. Some animals can go in more
than one group.
1 wild animals
2 farm animals
pets
c Work in pairs. Compare groups.
Are they the same?
d Work in the same pairs. Which
other animals do you know? Add
them to your groups.
U a Read about two places in the
UK where people go for a day out.
Which place is more interesting, do
you think? Why?
the questions.
LONGLEAT
~ 9r~
_ =.~~ 7 Watch or listen to the Wilson family planning
a day out. Put the places they talk about in order. Where do they
decide to go?
a Longleat
c a theatre
e London Zoo
b Regent's Park
d the beach 1
f school
REGENT'S PARK
the park?
8 Where can you hire boats from?
Do you want (to go to Regent's Park)? Not really. Id rather (stay at home).
:
T1PS Wou1d like is more polite than want.
: We use ld rather to say 1 want to do this more than something e1se.
~ 1~(
_ONDON ZOO
s world-famous zoo first opened in
1828 and is now home to 12,000 animals.
You can see tigers, camels, snakes,
oolourful birds and lots more and don't
forget to visit the exciting rainforest area.
For more information, go to www.zsl.org .
: b Complete the rules with would/d 1ike, want and would/' rather.
After
After
and
What would
80 H1RE
You can hire boats on the lake from March
to October from the Boathouse Caf.
/wud3a/ like to d?
fl a Work in pairs, A and . Take turns to ask your partner what he/she
would like to do.
I' rather
watch a DVD.
1 A go to the cinema?
B watch a DVD
2 B go for walk?
l tennis?
A (
B go swimming
4 B watch TV?
A go out
5A
148
go shopping?
s B go out for a l?
B
A go out for a drink
U a Choose a l near where you are now for a day out. Think of three
reasons why you want to go there.
b Work in groups of three. Decide what to do for your day out. Ta1k
about these things.
which piace when to go what you can do there
where and when to meet how to get there
VOCABULARY
9D AND SKILLS
-
.~
_~
- -
- -
QU1CK REVIEW Comparatives Write eight adjectives. Work in pairs. Take turns to say your adjectives.
Your partner says a sentence using the comparative form: A 11. B My sister is taller than me.
Barry Robson
1 moved to the city two years ago because 1 needed to get a job.
1 stopped looking for work in the country because there weren't
any jobs, but when 1 moved here 1 found one in the first wee<.
1 enjoy living in the city because there are more things to do
in your free time -life in the country can be quite boring. A1so
i transport is a 1ot better in the city, so 1 don't need to have
. But houses are more expensive, so generally the cost of
living is about the same. Sometimes 1 hate living in the city - it's
dirry, crowded and noisy at night - and 1' like to go back to the
country day. When lm old, 1' love to have a 1ittle l in
the mountains where it's really quiet.
1is(t)
int()resting
si(gh)tseeing
gran(d)father
choc(o) ate
cam(e)ra
dau(gh)ter
su(i)tcase
(k)now
fru(i)t
+ verb+ing
+ infinitive with to
; 1 (w)rite
7 sandwich
like
wouid/d like
: 2 island
8 hour
3 friend
:
.
4 vegetables
9 bread
10 different
5 building
11 white
12 half
6 two
c Check in
148.
2 sister hates
3 1 want
4 son loves
___
5 1 need
6 1' like
1 wrote
~ 11
to Australia. (go)
live watch
1 1' like
be go to travel buy
to live
in the USA.
2 1 like
3
1 like-
4 1' like
5 1 like
6
id like
163.
by train.
--
_._
the cinema.
._, a new computer.
football on TV.
famous!
1. a bath/a shower
have
! a bus/ train
do
get on/off
fit
; get fit
walks to work
watches TV a 1ot
e gets stressed easily
srvey
expressions
t
<
/ .~
_ ./,.
~.,~.
Lt ~
~%
once a day
a
three times a month
four times a year
day
every week
month
year
~ VOCABULARY 102
1 go for a walk?
2 go swimming?
3 have a holiday?
How often do you
go for a walk?
G A~ 11111AR103
Oh, about
once a week.
2 You
3 You
L1Sterling
4 You
5 You
6 You
__
L~
wearing?
Vocabulary appearance;character
149.
young
middle-aged
1
ta11
short
thin
slim
fat
overweight
beautiful
good-looking
attractive
white
k Asian
bald
/brown/green eyes
long/short hair
Li1y
L1Stening
-1
~
14 Leo and Tina want someone to advertise
Break, a new chocolate bar. Listen and put the
~
- ~
Zc
funny
shy
'
We use
: ^ We use
a She's ta11 and s1im, and she's got long dark hair.
appearance only
150
partner's friends.
.....
~
~~~~i
WRRLD
2 1 feel sick.
back hurts.
a stomach ache
1 feel ...
i11
... hurts
back
-. ][[
150.
te bed
at heme
thc day off some painkillers
home to the doctor some cough medicine
n bed
to the dentist
some antibiotics
go
stay
take
to bed
at home
verbs. Check in
I usually take
some aspirin.
i 10 ='_: '?' 2 Watch or listen to two conversations.
What's wrong with Simon and Emi1y? Are they going to the
meeting?
:.
4 What's wrong?
b?
i Are ?
2 Are you alright?
REAL WORLD
What's wrong?
5 Oh, dear.
814
matter
alright
What's
:
;
;
asking about
someone's health
expressing
sympathy
Are you ?
Oh , 5
Are you 2
better
dear
16
wrong .
What's the 4
aorb?
Cover 4b. Then fi11 in the gaps in the t with the words in
: the boxes.
Get
hope
off
should
shouldn't
don't
23
Listen and practise
the sentences in 5. the intonation.
Are Ok?
giving advice
you get
soon.
we11 soon.
why 9
you go
home?
10
go to
work today.
You "
go to
the doctor.
Take the day 12
'
~ ~ ~
W1I^itel^ UeS
-
_..
_
--~
150.
winter s mmer autumn spring
~
b Work in pairs. Which is your favourite season?
Why?
-_
~
_
-
~f
::.
150.
- -
~
foggy 3
raining
snowing
windy l s nny
;
;
:
:
40
11 40
30
30 _
30
30
zo
20 _
zo
20
io
io .
io
/ / hat
rabbif
/a:/ bath
// lazy
; // ago
io 1
~
'
~,~..
: practise.
b What's the weather like today?
a ie ctive
noun
i11
illness
sun
sunny
happiness
windy
sad
~.
fog
fit
--
b Check in w
W&[ ? 150.
77
151.
f+t weight
smoking
house
less
fun
more exercise chocolate cake
to Australia.
David's going to
be (+ not) going to
We
re
going to
get
fit.
Va1
going to
stop
smoking.
weight.
infinitive
c Check in 1
1;N
152.
question be subject
word
What
goig to infinitive
are you
going to do
next
year?
1
1
~
i
Where
she
going to
live?
152.
~
Va/
David Ed
~F7
~
~
~-:
b
=> -_?
2 He
They
41
5 She
6 We
8 She
at the party.
the same?
What are you going
to do next week?
plans as you.
Vocabulary studying
No more exams!
~1
QU1CK REVIEW be going to Work in pairs. Take turns to
say three things youre going to do tomorrow. Ask follow-up
questions if possi e. Are you going to do the same things?
"
~ ~
star-t
do
revise for
pass fail
take
go to
a degree
some qualifications
leave
a job
~
school/college/univrsity
talk about.
the exam
a party a film
a drink a club
a phone 11 a concert a l a job
--
an
decided.
;
;
, ;
31 H ~
with might.
~ a Fi11 in the gaps with the correct part of the verb be.
! 152.
2A
3 (vX) Melanie
4 (v) Eric
5() Jenny and Sam
s() Melanie
7 (vX) Eric
not.
./No, he
his parents going to help him?
./No, they
a holiday. (have)
a Spanish course. (do)
152.
camping. (go)
for his father. (not work)
married. (get)
going to.
meet a friend after class
Are you going to meet
a friend after class?
~
~~
__
~ study tonight
stay at home
tomorrow
go away next
weekend
./No, 1
B Yes, they
B Yes, he
3A
Are
B Yes, 1
g srx
; b
/gauigta/ /gana/
1 Are you going to look for a job?
bO
watch a DVD
this evening
buy some clothes
next weekend
REAL
.=,'
ORLD
alisonwilson@webmail.net
b Work in pairs. Say which holiday home you chose and why.
turn left
.~_~s ~,,. ~1
,~ :~: ~
. REAL WORLD
in 7 .
: Excuse me. 1s
(a newsagent's) near here?
(the post office)?
; Excuse me.
to (the market)?
: Excuse me. How do 1/we
here?
this
vour 1eft,
;
eoe there over miss
;
turn on past next 1t's
:
G1V1NG DIRECTIONS
Go
Go
the museum?
3 A Excuse me. 14
there, opposite the station.
B It's 1 '
the pub.
the bridge.
the/your right/1eft.
(The newsagent's) is
opposite (the supermarket).
to (the caf).
1t's
; 1t's over
: You can't
. b Check in ;
t.
11: W
152.
NORTH R D
--
--- --
Restaurant
~
5up
ket
Oq0 \/ Deptoreent
/
Station
Ship .
PRK
'
Chemist's
Y,,
Q
U
/
~
?'
Baker's
~i
~\
800kshop
,~
----
~~` ~
Bus station
=R
SOUTH RO qp
12
\
/
~/
~_
5 OUTH R OPO
_~
~
/
park
Club
'_
'
Car park
Vocabulary collocations
Ski11s reading: an email; listening:
a phone conversation
An invitation
QU1CK REVIEW Directions Work in pairs. Write
five places near where you are now that you both
know. Take turns to give directions to two of the
places. Your partner guesses the l . Start with:
Mike's email
a restaurant
e.gibson@netweb.com
favourite restaurant.
Dear Aunt E11ie and Unc1e Sid
Thank you very much for the invitation to cousin Ian
and 's wedding in Los Angeles. Of course I' love
to come. I booked my flight yesterday and I' going to
arrive in L.A. three days before the wedding. Can I stay
with you when I arrive? If not, don't worry. I can book a
hotel room. A1so, I' going to stay in the USA for three
weeks and I' like to travel around after the wedding.
Do you know where I can rent a motorbike? If not, I can
always rent a car.
Lots of love
Mike
PS Can I get to your place from the airport by i
transport, or should I get a taxi?
39 165. Check
~
<
~~
book
stay
rent
Q
40 Listen to these sounds and words.
~ Listen again and practise.
get
with (you)
6 rent/book a house
7 get/stay in a hotel
8 rent/get divorced
4 get/rent
5 book/stay a seat
home
on a train
c Check in
9 staylget
;
;
at home
10 booklrent a t
n a restaurant
;
151.
book a flight
; 3
too bookshop
l 6 cook butcher's mc
;
42 Listen and check. Listen again and
; practise.
; /u:/ room
book
; /u/ look
:
41 Listen and check. Listen again and
:
; practise.
a flight
a t at a restaurant?
married?
8 Do you usually
11AD Workbook 55
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l~ ~-
. ' s. ~~ t'1 ~
,
~
~ ~
~~
12
Grammar superlatives
153.
82
1,000,000 2.45 850,000
32,470
127 2,300 50,000,000
1 nought point two 0.2
2 two point four five
3 a hundred and twenty-seven
4 two thousand, three hundred
s thirty-two thousand, four hundred
and seventy
6 eight hundred and fifty thousand
7 a million
8 fifty million
~ a
Reading
~ a Before you read, check these words with
your teacher.
a bowl
a chilli
cost
a haircut
heavy
a litre
5,3501itres
answers.
c Which record is the most interesting or
surprising, do you think?
comparative
long
longer
short
shorter
big
bigger
hot
hotter ^
heavy
heavier
boring
more boring
superlative
bad
city? (expensive)
b Tokyo
Mi1an
lo ng es t
Which of these countries is the _
a Libya
b USA
_.
a Athens
[~
c Damascus
b China
worse
worst
a The Ni1e
with
_
c France
Which is the
better
(hot)
? (o d)
b Rome
c Australia
b 5ingapore
c The Yangtze
country? (crowdec)
c Monaco
d Check in
6 slow
difficult
7 safe
thin
beautiful
happy
bad
dirty
10 careful
richest /ntJist/
c
Listen to the whole conversation again.
Fo11ow the sentence stress.
d 74.2 million
57.8
6,650 km
8,000
f 17,000
I-I aVe
o u eVe I^ ...
~
~
~
2 What are the good and bad things about being self- l ?
3 Wou1d you like to be self- l ? Why?/Why not?
47 Listen and read about three friends, Steve,
U a
Lucy and Guy. Do they like being self-employed?
b Tick the true sentences. Correct the false ones.
1 Steve went to Mexico two weeks ago.
1/ /we/they +
he/she/it +
+ past participle
+ past participle
NEGATIVE ( - )
1//we/they +
he/she/it +
+ past participle
+ past participle
9 study
2 cook
6 meet
10 visit
3 go
7 see
11 work
4 have
8 stay
12 write
48
Listen and
B Yes, 1
./No, 1
,4
B Yes, 1
./No, 1
more information.
1 ever+ Present Perfect = any time in your life until now.
c Check in
5
stress.
) 154.
c work in a restaurant
1've worked in a restaurant.
go to Canada
1 haven't been to Canada.
meet someone from 1reland
see a Japanese film
stay in a five-star hotel
Have
B Yes, 1 2
13
A Where 4
you
B 15
2
6 _
?(stay)
B Yes, 1
4 9
you
No, 1'
a diary? (write)
one when 1 was a teenager. (write)
in it every day? (write)
. On1y when 1
on holiday. (be)
l REAL
WoRLo
saying goodbye
Vocabulary things and
places at an airport
At the airport
U Tick the words/phrases you know. Then do the exercise in
pi53.
a ticket
pack your bags passengers a flight number
a gate a check-in desk a bag drop
a window/ middle/an aisle seat on time
l
Travel experiences
U a Fi11 in gaps 1-8 with the past participles
of the verb in brackets. Check new past
participles in the lrregular Verb List, 167.
12.1
51 Daisy is at the airport. Watch or listen
U a
and answer the questions.
~
4 1s the flight l ?
, please?
D ISY I
DAISY 2
yourself?
D 1ISY '
~?
DAISY 4
. Here's your
D ISY '
MAN
No, an
~
O00I
D ISY oh, . 6
gate 12',
MAN
DAISY
. Enjoy your
D ISY s
b Work in pairs. Ask and answer the
questions. Ask follow-up questions if possi e.
Yes, I have.
Bve.
U a Fi11 in gaps 1-8 in 3b with these sentences.
Yes. Here you are.
One.
1s that a window seat?
Yes, this bag.
Which gate is it?
Yes, 1 did.
1s the flight on time?
Thanks. Bye.
b
~~< -;
12.1 .;-_
~ : Watch or listen again. Check your
answers.
~`j
52
sentences in 6.
Have you got everything?
;
;
;
everything?
Yes, 1 have, thanks
your passport?
your boarding pass?
:
.
'
Thanks, 1 wi11.
in a month.
soon.
on the next course.
154
atext.
an email.
to send /us a postcard.
;
.
:
.
nice holiday.
good time.
good trip.
Yes, of course.
Yes, see .
great
wash
// boat
/D/ cough
bank
note
foot
hand
/n/
sunny
leave
lose
//
sofa
live
train
/~ :/
shorts
shirt
build
hat
hate
look
room
money
often
heard
second
fruit
would
11
week
snow
four
thin
young
word
woman
/i:/
.
:
.
:
/ :/
//
/~ /
//
.
:
.
/u/
/u:/
.
:
:
.
cheese
b
:
.
cheese
leave
week
,~
a Write one word with the same vowel sound as each group of three
words in 1a.
:
cheese, leave, week seat
: b Work in pairs. Compare words. Are your partner's words correct?
on a Grammar or Vocabulary
square answers question 1. 1f the
other students think your answer is
12 Workbook 60
~ 1 lobs
London.
1 ha excited , safe,
1'
awful
1 types of shop
the UK
2 / tonight / What /
bad
eeven / at .
SQUARES
2 We / our / ago / a /
bought / house
l in your family. ~
THREE SQUARES
house or flat.
MOVE FORWARD
THREE SQUARES
poor
Present Continuous?
~ 1 sometimes, at the
these words.
1 goin gto / 1' / toda /
~I ~ 'v
^ ~
`
2 famil members
you do in '
free t1me.
Ta1k about
What OU're
~~
go1 g t0
2 tonight / We / go to /
might / the cinema .
next Weeke d .
, 1 We went to the
eight:
~ Say
1 animals
Do we use a some
with these words?
MOVE BACK
THREE SQUARES
2 tYpes of transport
o sausage
Say eight:
moment, now
1 types of food
MOVE BACK
Say eight:
~ 1 go to / usually / 1/ bed /
? Poland
""'
I 2 weather words
1 / last / What /
weekend / do / did ?
/ going to /
Say six:
~ ~
month?
MOVE FORWARD
, find, meet,
TWO SQUARES
~ 1 ose
2 out / every / We /
Thursday / eat .
hofiday.
1 Sunday / tennis / on /
usua ~~ y / ~ / ! .
~
numbers and prices?
of these verbs?
4
What is the Past Simple
MOVE FORWARD
THREE SQUARES
2 Did he 11 you?
short
night?
2 sister lives in
Australia.
Say eight:
17
your guess
your partner's
answer
.~~
~
~
NAME
COUNTRY
:) COUNTRY
I
NAME
China
COUNTRY
NAME
COUNTRY
Argentina
COUNTRY
Russia
~
~
.:
11
name
Mr Demir
a manager
Mr Wong
an actor
Mrs Ramos
Mrs lvanova
Mr Fisher
Is Mrs Ramos
a teacher?
job
a teacher ]
a teacher
nationality
Mexican j
Turkish
Japanese
Russian
216 1
112
204
307
a mechanic
Australian
Mrs Fisher
room
209
a lawyer
Mr Bruni
a builder
Mrs Bruni
a musician
1talian
108
4 U 5
Time:
Time:
Time:
~
_
11 kL 9
a Work on your own. Find these places on the map on
93. Don't te11 your partner.
60 Seconds
Nine Months
A Day in the Life
Adults
7.10
8.25
9.35
Children
name
5 j 41
a Work on your own. Write questions with you or your
about when you were thirteen.
name
you
1 watch TV every/in
your
partner
evening
1 / happy at school?
2 do sport in/on
Saturdays
3 go to bed after midr
in/at the week
4 go to concerts in/at
the weekends
5 eat out at/every week
Were happy at sc
2 Who / best friend?
3 / good at languages?
4 What / favourite food %
5 What / favourite TV
programme?
4 35
a Work on your own. Read about the news stories. Check you understand 11
the words.
1
Big storm
Tourists missing
in Africa
i
13 l died
Sahara desert
lost for 2 weeks
other tourists found them
they're OK now
A woman whc
tioned about t'
on Monday .
in the sleepy v
witness said th.
wac in hic
b Work with your partner. Take turns to te11 each other about the news stories
Use these phrases.
Rea11y?
Compare answers.
Kevin's talking
on the phone.
's wearing a
jacket, shirt and tie.
67
b Work with a student from group . Look at the pictures. Take turns to ask and answer your questions. Write the
answers (A). You start.
c Work with a student from group . Compare answers.
TODAY
USUALLY
1 What / Co1in / usually /
__
wear ?
Q What does Co1in usually
+~~''
~ _
~r ~
wear?
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~
! _
.~
--- - -
/
----
""
~
/
~'~
~-~
'
rI %'
~,
;: ~
~
!
11i11I ~
S~~}-~~~
r~ _~7~~,i ~
1~;,~
11
91
Yes, he is.
No, he isn't.
might.
Jenny
and Sam
visit parents
DOri't ...
go for run
.X
go to party
l tennis
'
watch lots of TV
move house
1oD
Melanie
X
_
vX
t . You start.
12
C
6
1/ go / a boat trip?
Athens
Bangkok
L -;-
Where / go?
31
Buenos Aires
Chicago
Helsinki
London
Munich
Paris
5
i
Rome
San Francisco
18
Sydney
b Which places are: hot, warm, l ? Where's the best
place to be today? Why?
N Natalia Grabowska
COUNTRY
-NAME
your guess
_ ____ . -----_------
Poland
17
answer
' couRv
~~
NAMEEdUardo Acosta
your partner's
------- __------
NAME
COUNTRY
; Mexico
'
~U
~
NAME Felicity Wheaton
NAME
COUNTRY
'
the
couNrRY
,
b Look at the pictures. Write questions with you.
Where's he from?
c Check your answers and spelling with your partner
11
--
1s Mr Demir a
---
name
job
nationality
room
Mrs Ramos
a doctor
Spanish
216
Mr Demir
waiter
Turkish
112 ~
waiter?
Is Mr Demir
a waiter?
No, he isn't.
's a manager.
Mr Wong
Mrs lvanova
a waitress
Mr Fisher
a mechanic
Mrs Fisher
an accountant
Mr Bruni
Russian
317
British
209
a builder
1talian
Mrs Bruni
204
an actress
106
21
Children
60 Seconds
Time:
Nine Months
Time:
Time:
11
~
~
27
name
5 41
a Work on your own. Write questions with you or your
about when you were thirteen.
name
you
1 watch TV in/on the
morning
2 go shopping every/in
Saturday
3 go for a drink at/on
Friday evenings
4 go to the cinema at/
every month
5 work at/in the weekends
your
rtner
party?
wasn't.
4 [ 35
a Work on your own. Read about the news stories. Check you understand 11
the words.
anes
at airp
why th
Tuesday morn:
a number of k
and have
to the press at
"I see no reasc,
P1ane crash
in Africa
over 80 l died
i w1 ,
b Work with your partner. Take turns to te11 each other about the news stories.
Use these phrases.
Compare answers.
65
Kevin's sleeping.
's wearing a
shirt and tie.
67
b Work with a student from group . Look at the pictures. Take turns to ask and answer your questions. Write the
answers (A). Your partner starts.
c Work with a student from group . Compare answers.
USUALLY
TODAY
USUALLY
Q What's Co1in w
_ earinq
TODAY
~
~
today?
to work ?
today ?
Q
Q
~
~
1_1
11 91
I want to practise
my English more.
What should I do?
Melanie
Don't ...
,?(
go for run
move house
go to a party
1oD 7
l tennis
watch lots of TV
Jenny
and Sam
,K
oc
Amsterdam
Bangkok
Chicago
London
Paris
What / eat?
4 / have / a really bad holiday?
What pro ems / have?
5/ cook / a l for more than six l ?
What / cook?
b Work with a student from group . Ask and answer
your questions. 1f the answer is yes, ask your follow-
question. Then ask two more questions if possi e.
Rome
San Francisco
Sydney
Buenos Aires
Munich
99
i/ go / on holiday to a l country?
Have you ever been on holiday to a cold country?
Where / go?
Athens
Helsinki
12
22
3D U
35
MARK Susie's very nice. We both like the same things watching TV and
doing sport. A1so, she has lots of cats and I really like cats. She doesn't like
rock music very much, but that's . Yes, I' like a second date with her.
Yes, please!
susie Mark? Yes, I like him. We both do a 1ot of sport. I like swimming and
he likes football. And we both watch a 1ot of TV and DVDs, so that's a good
thing. Do I want to see him again? Yes, why not? Maybe we can go clubbing
next time.
10 1
a You have these pro ems. Check you understand them. Then write one
more r .
1 1 can't find a job.
2 1 need to find somewhere to live very quickly.
b Work with students A and . Take turns to ask for and give advice.
Which piece of advice is the best, do you think?
1 point
b 2 points
c 3 points
2 points
b 1 point
c 3 points
3 points
b 1 point
c 2 points
3 points
b 2 points
c 1 point
2 points
b 1 point
c 3 points
1 point
b 2 points
c 3 points
6-9 points:
Youre definitely an early bird. You
probably get up very early and do lots
of things before lunchtime. But 're
probably not a good person to go to an
a11-night party with!
10-13 points:
Youre not a night ow1 or an early
bird so youre probably an afternoon
person! You probably get up early
in the week and then sleep a 1ot at
the weekend.
14-18 points:
Youre definitely an night ow1. You
probably go out a 1ot in the evening
and watch TV late at night. But youre
r not a good person to have
breakfast with!
: 1 ~
a Work on your own. Choose five to eight of these events in your 1ife. Write the year/month when these things
happened on a timeline.
born
` brother/sister born
e start/leave school
<^ move to a new school
start learning English
b Work with your partner. Take turns to te11 each other about your timeline. Ask questions to get more information.
c 11 another student three things about your partner's 1ife.
BORN 1N ...
NOW
Extra Practice 1
1 8
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Language Summary 1 12
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name2
A1i.
A Where
They6
they from?
from Australia.
A What
their names?
B His name8
name9
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s
10
11
12
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nt
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ch
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1
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nt
1 D 14
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from Spain.
Pepsi and - 1 are British
companies.
Are
you a student?
she an actress?
they Argentinian?
They're/Their Spanish.
Youre/Your in room .
1 in room 201?
it an English hotel?
s
7
8 1t's/1ts an player.
5
s
he from Mexico?
we in room B?
Henry.
11
we/our teacher.
atooth
8 awoman
9 man
10
address
a surname
3 awatch
1 12
What's l ~
?
camera cameras
Leonardo DiCaprio is an
accountant.
3 David and Victoria Beckham are
4
4 a dictionary
5 dress
6 a pencil
Ch
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nt
ng
tr
cc
Where 3
youfrom?
14
from Egypt.
4
6
Brazil -* Brazilia
or 's.
Olawyer
understand personal
information (name, etc.).
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2 1
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new_
1 ewn
1am1s
b_
swol
lygu
u._
8 dogo
leayr
10
ghrlt
r____---
1_________
w-_ -- -
6 haven't/hasn't got an
2 2
fl a Put these times in order.
3
B Yes, 1
4
B
6 A
B
7 A
B
8
quarter to ten
twenty-five past ten
ten to ten
half past ten
2 The plant's
the b__.
3 The plant's
4 The plant's
5 The plant's
b
the ___.
the s___.
6 The plant's
Sa+
film
time
tickets
much
course
That's
Thanks
starts
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B Yes, of _
How 4 _
is that?
18, please.
5_
6_
Yes, we
'
No, he
they got a big TV?
B Yes, they
1t $
A
Right. 9
is the film?
at six fifty.
a 1ot.
he got a camera?
Yes, he
the
1 1 have two 2
for 24 Hours, please?
No, they
the
5 A
B
five to ten
B Yes, 1 have.
Mona got a laptop?
2 A
B No, she
twenty to ten 1
behind
n
under
in front of
on
1
8 Youve/
Mark's unemployed.
big car.
__. _
player.
7 They haven't/hasn't got a very
l
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d _____
_.
e ______
7 uogny y_______
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2 epahc __
6 ysea
.
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cinema.
Extra Practice 3
live
cinema
in Brighton.
at 7.00.
1
41
home at 8.30.
51
work at 9.00.
in a school.
61
lunch in a caf.
71
work at 5.30.
81
home at 6.00.
dinner at home.
91
10 1
start
21
Where
the mornings.
7
1 get up
special days?
5 Where
s Where
Happy birthday!
When
2 a friend's wedding
8 What time
?
?
?
3 1St January
4 the birth of a baby
5 a wedding anniversary
go
visit
do
stay
your family
in
out
sport
have
the cinema
go to
go~ concerts
watch
eat
go to
shopping
friends
drink
phone
go for
TV
out
m
Do know he/ ~
h
1s she/her a doctor?
A What'sha11 we 2g
for her birthday?
conversation.
on / 1/ Saturday / at home ;
word/phrase in .
~ Match a word/phrase in A to a
negative.
3 p2s
2 What time
When
4 What time
9 Where
io When
remember / friends / .
3D
5 always / / birthday /
Saturdays.
to bed at 11.30.
do you live
Sundays.
in, on
at.
a new watch?
B What 3
,4 No, 1 don't 4t
so. She's
got a nice watch.
B Why 5d
we get her
a radio?
B 1 know!'L
get her a
camera.
,4 Yes, 8t
a good gi
Where's your credit card?
My credit card?!
~
~
special days.
1 can ask for, make and
respond to suggestions.
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Extra Practice 4
4 2
~ Match the verbs to the words/
phrases.
go~ to music
running
go
listen
photos
swimming
take
4D
What/ /does/he?
What does he do?
go
l
read
listen
tennis
to the radio
clubbing
books or magazines
go
l
go to
watch
video games
sport on TV
cycling
the gym
3
4
1 go out on Saturdays.
1an and Liz work at home.
in Spain. (work)
d He
e Yes, she
_ . She
football and tennis. (love)
cheese U
1 dont like
1 love
4 4
~ Look at the pictures. Fi11 in the
gaps with the correct form of
these words/phrases.
'
;
i j _ loves - cats.
~'
cooking.
dogs.
6 r.' They
7
for clothes.
football.
shopping
~
~
, tharikS.
a dessert?
~
~
the apple
tea or coffee?
w 9
B No, thanks. Can I have
10
Yes, 8
pie, please?
dont 1ike.
_ red
a I' like 4--------wine, please.
anything else?
w 5
NO,
the
egg
She
biscuit?
chicke soup.
olives.
2 U We -
croissant?
2 Can 1 have
3
4 s
banana C
6 1 always have
9 We go _ out on Fridays.
10 She _ a 1ot of sport.
f No, he _ _ _ .
dance music and jazz. (like)
really like
hate
{eve
is/are
don't like
11ke
qU1te 11ke
questions 1-6.
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c She
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Extra Practice 5
5 4
11 we11
ta11
2
3
happy
hot
7
8
friendly
boring
fantastic
4 lucky
5
different
10
quiet
l was/were a doctor.
5 42
Language Summary 5 1 ~
at party and we 4
married
don 1 5t 1975.
our frst child, Matt,
We 5
ein 1977. Matt 6
to fSpain
on holiday in 1997 and '
9 his wife there. They 8
to
Bristol "in 1999 and they have four
children now.
b Make questions for the
words/phrases ah in bo1d.
a When was Berylborn?
5 44
5D 46
4
5
crowded
s
7
rt
t d
8
r
9
dan er us 10
n
1
pt
r
b r
s i
go
for the weekend
wri t~ to a party
l
go away
an email
the car
do
have
for walk
with friends
stay
a great time
go
the washing
3 A
B
4 A
B
5 A
B
6 A
B
What a shame./Rea11y?
and places.
~ 1 can talk about thing that
happened in my 1ife.
the past.
> 1 can say and understand
~ years.
~ 1 talk about what 1 did
last weekend.
I5
1 respond to l 's
news and ask follow-up
questions.
1 stayed in 11 weekend.
Oh, right./What a shame.
~
,
Extra Practice 6
: : 1
6 5
my email?
kids
a 1ot of videos
and music.
81
to my sister online
every day.
s 1 often go
and read
friend's
you downloaded?
1 sends lots of
every day.
Did you
happened?
v got an 1 car.
2 1 went to
weekend.
cinema at _
What happens at
game?
watch TV yesterday.
parents
go to
university.
4 1
at home last week.
5
s
parents
the UK.
1
born in
7 1
you
yesterday
to see
? (do)
a DVD. (watch)
it? (enjoy)
you
No, 1'
. 1t 8
terri e! (be)
9
at your
you
sister's? (stay)
No 1 10
. 1 11
home. (come)
new hat.
_ end o
4
5
s
7
in 1998.
10 1 ! 1 cant/couldnt swim!
'
'
the past.
Extra Practice 7
7 ps6
city. (+1).
S ( R )
A U E H D AO
R S
any food?
2 ( )
a cinema.
()
two stations.
4 (,K)
square.
5 ()
6 ( )
7()
8 (,K)
a nice park.
else
11, thanks.
. Here's your 10
oranges, but
bananas.
. 111 have
B No, 8
banana, maybe?
there aren't 12
111
A Yes, they're _ _
there.
B Oh, yes. 5
have this
6
, please.
A Anything
?
drink?
B Wou1d you like
mi1k, please. And
A Yes, 8
fruit?
have you got 9
B There are "
Have that's
B Yes. 2 _
you got 3
maps of London?
10
over
help
Sar
receipt any
bread and
B Yes, there's 2
cheese. 1 make you 3
sandwich.
R Q
1 OUR EWAU
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N S F L HR
Z E k R D
or an.
orange.
7D 2
museums.
these shops.
a 1ot of shops.
1 abookshop
2 ach m st's
i, o, u) in
sh
b k r's
b nk
pink jacket 4
Catford?
2 1s/Are there any big hotels?
sk
ff c
7 st
8 n ws g nt's
9 a b tch r's
11
s p rm rk t
12
1 th S sh p
7 5
8
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Extra Practice 8
: ~ ~
company contract
2 What
Sue
moment? (do)
meeting customers
1
in Rome.
today? (wear)
5 Where
now.
8 What
`,.
~~ :
--
Ben
at the
1 work / in bank
He works i
a bank.
verbs/phrases.
f1y
4 kawl
5 og yb ratin
6 og yb occah
7 og yb buet
we11 cook.
B And he can l tennis really
2good/we11.
.:
: ..
5
6
3 watch / sport on TV
? (do)
J She3
shower. (have)
MUM And what 4
_y ouur
brothers _
_ -- ? (do)
J1 They5 football.
(play). But Dad 6
anything. (not do)
DAD Yes, I . I ~
the paper. (read)
1 _ drive _ 4
2
3
moment? (do)
f1y -+ go by l
now? (do)
7 What time
your lesson
usually
? (finish)
6 1 write to 1ot of
every day.
the verbs/phrases in ?
II
1 y1f
2 l
3 vired
---
you usually
on Friday evenings? (go)
6 What
at the
3 Which TV programmes
you
every week? (watch)
please?
2 1 work for a
8D 70
B Hi, Jo.
your message.
J Oh, hi, Bi11. I've got a meeting
now. I 8_
?
B Sure. 9
on mobile.
J OK. 10 __ you later. Bye.
i 1T11
~ 1 can understand a
simple letter.
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Extra Practice 9
9 72
comparatives.
Russia / l / Egypt
Russia is colder than Egypt.
2 Stockholm / safe / New York
2 travel/hire a car
go to/go the beach
4 stay/hire in a hotel
11
go on/go to holiday
12
10
A 1 really enjoy 3
The Sim sons.
te11
1
2
dirb
olni
b ird
aesnk
semou
bratbi
woc
c
g
1 went to L.A.
8
g
largoil
4
5
some biscuits.
komyen
10
grite
11
ephse
12
lwfo
10
natural places.
1
the s e a
2 w
3 an i 1
d
4 af
5 m
9 ah
7 a1
r
k
v
t
s
s
t
do things.
in town.
A We did that last weekend. 1'
places 1 know.
> 1 can find important facts in
tourist brochures.
9 the
10 the
nt
(do) now?
''
tomorrow?
(fl y)
9 74
(go) to
A Do you like'
(go) to
the cinema?
B No, 1 don't, but 1 love 8
(watch) DVDs.
the football.
( watch )
it years ago.
i transport in London /
good / i transport in Los
Angeles
5 nceckih
a friend.
(watch)
Oh, 1 sto 4
9C 76
2 We stayed at home
go/have a picnic
watch
study
9 hire/trave/ a bike
get
visit
6 go on/go camping
7 hire/go skiing
8 go on/go a boat trip
10
5 have/trave/ around
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magazine article.
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Extra Practice 10
10
1 1 want to
et /have fit.
1 attract i ve
shopping, please?
3 How often do you do/have the
housework?
2 lazy C
4 f nny
8 s1 m
3 b
5
Don't forget
Don't work
11
too hard.
her to go away.
A Oh, 3
4
v rw
ght
any'
k ng
12 h rd - w rk ng
a Make questions with these
words.
1
. What's the
7
9 k nd
11 g
1 feel 2
- -
~ lJ
1
D
a day
6 months
12 times year =
amonth
every 12 hours =
aday
chips every
3 You
7 days a week.
1 4
'
soon.
1oD pss
likes travelling.
b 's very kind and quite shy.
c 's my brother.
A What's wrong ?
10 th n
11
7 g n
Turn off
sore
don't
terri e
matter
shouldn't
painkillers
dear
6 S 1f Sh
Dcnt cot
1t's /.
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A 00
W
Q
S
L
S
1
CWT P E F
H KG L
D
R M C D W G
1 HALP
M W E,
U G H
4 You
to the shops.
5 You _
so much coffee
6 You
for 7 or 8 hours
1 feel ...
..., hurts
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Extra Practice 11
11 88
11 9
1
2
4
5
6
5 go/pass to university
chocolate cake/
sweet things
a new job/fit
three kilos/weight
11 D 94
A1ice Fisher
2 1 (+)
married in May.
5 They (+)
in a hotel.
6 1 ()
TV tonight.
U Make questions with these
words.
1
What/you/are?
5
1 need
brother
to book
a hotel room.
with us at
the moment.
How do 1
always
to your place?
Last year we
flights online.
a house
n Spain.
s
1 love
We
in hotels.
home last night.
a car?
Love Henrietta
1
.
Hi A1ice
4 We ()
a holiday this year.
a new car.
3 Tina ()
12 go to/pass school
l watch get
stay buy have
ii go/take an exam
house/to another
6 get/leave school
7 /pass an exam
9 fail/revise an exam
10 pass/getajob
hard/less
working at weekends/
smoking
country
/get an exam
2 pass/get a degree
a computer course/
more exercise
3 fail/start college
4 revise/take for an exam
have a holiday/fun
their plans.
studying.
> 1 can find information in
holiday adverts.
_> 1 can ask for, give and
understand directions.
_> 1 can understand a
simple email.
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Extra Practice 12
1
2
3
4
5
6
be
_been
study
have
meet
stay
.lose
7 see
8 write
9 visit
10 work
11 cook
12 go
slimmer
there? (go)
5 short
B 15
in 2009. (go)
a good
6
time? (have)
fantastic! (be)
B Yes. 1t
s beautiful
7 crowded
8 difficult
9 funny
s That's my son's
shirt. (expensive)
7 She's
1 know. (happy)
10 safe
slim
easy
boring
big
12 9
12 p9s
1
2
3
ever
as a
waiter? (work)
. 1n the Station
B Yes, 1 9
Hote1.
you
it? (enjoy)
A 1
hard work. (be)
B No, it "
When 12
_
there ~. (work)
B 1n 2010, after ! , _
university. (leave)
person
_ place
8 Where's
to have lunch near here? (good)
_ than
9 Kath's -__
her sister. (attractive)
day
10 That was _
_
of the holiday. (bad)
11 You look - ---- - - than
you were last year. (thin)
12 Which of these three bags
?(heavy)
is
120 100
~~
ave
time
~
~
numbers.
1 can compare three or
more things.
1 can talk about my experiences
1 can ask other l about
their experiences.
~
;
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,.,
Numbers 0-20
lntroducing yourself fl 6
U 6
14 = fourteen
0= zero
7= seven
1= one
2= two
3= three
4= four
5= five
6= six
8= eight
9= nine
10 = ten
11 = eleven
12 = twelve
13 = thirteen
15 = fifteen
16 = sixteen
17 = seventeen
18 = eighteen
19 = nineteen
20 = twenty
~ The alphabet
~ ,`
You too. '
\
~ Classroom instructions
E 6
ps
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Where are
youfrom.
a chair
a tabie
f hereare
~w-~
a dictionary
Is he ,
docter.
Listen and
Listen and
check.
practise.
to the pictures.
the questions.
~ Names fl 7
~
pen
. G ' .
f , bk
a pencil
a book
~ v+_
-"
u Erom?
Compare
answers.
Work in groups
Work in pairs.
~+r
It's Marcos.
TV
CD player
~~
--
FUNS. I
~
a computer
a DVD player
Friday
Saturday
Wednesday
Sunday
Thursday
Saying goodbye
Goodbye/Bye, O1ga.
7
Goodbye/Bye. See you on Tuesday. j
\~
LYes," se you. I
Language Summary 1
I
~} aandan lB
countries
Imfrom...
nationalities ! languages
1' ...
1 speak ...
flplO
Brazil
Brazilian
Portuguse
Australia
Australian
nglish
Argentin
the USA
Argentinian
Amrican
Spanish
nglish
Grmany
1ta1y
Grman
1talian
Grman
1talian
~ Numbers 20-100 1
Mxico
Mxican
Spanish
Rssia
Rssian
Rssian
gypt
Egyptian
Arabic
20 = twnty
21 = twenty-one
22 = twenty-two
23 = twenty-thre
24 = twenty-four
25 = twenty-fve
the UK
British
Enq~ lish
Spain
Spanish
Spanish
Poland
T rkey
Polish
T rkish
Polish
T rkish
China
Chinse
Chinse
Japan
Japanse
Japanse
France
French
French
~}Jobs 1
2 doctor
an enginer
4
sales assistant
10 ataacher
11 a stdent
12 a housewife
5 waiter/ waitress
13 acco ntant
0 14
a diary
an umbrlla
a coat
laptop
wallet
a bag
a bike/bic
ycle
a dress
an 3 player
mobile
a watch
shoes
camera
a radio
a sitcase
an 1D card
false teth
~ P1urals 1
singular
14
lawyer //
15 b ilder
claner
50 = ffty
60 = sixty
70 = sventy
80 = ~ghty /'e ti/
90 = ninety
100 = a h ndred
26 = twenty-six
27 = twenty-sven
28 = twenty-ight
29 = twenty-nine
30 = thirty /'9:ti/
40 = forty
~ Personal possessions 1 D
fl 10
manager /' ~ 3/
1
12
14
plural
singular
irregular plural
+ -s
aman
men
16 mechanic
8 an actor/an actress
1 the Language Summaries we oniy show the main sfress in
words and phrases.
abag
wallet
bags
wallets
woman
women
a sitcase
sitcases
+ -es
You can check the phonemic symbols (//, /d3/, etc.) on 167.
a watch
watches
a dress
drsses
- + -ies
'iary
diaries
7 a police officer
a child
children
a prson ` l
atooth
teeth
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there ~
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1 DU 15
that (camera)
WH QUESTIONS (?)
POSITIVE (+)
(= 1 am)
(= you are)
(= he is)
(= she is)
(= it is)
(= we are)
(= they are)
~ lntroducing l 1 U
Bianca, this is Toshi. ~
11, Toshi. N ice to met yo u.
too.
1 1
1 D
subject
pronouns
possessive
adjectives
you
he
she
it
we I they
your
his
her
its
our
heir
TiPS 8 We use subject pronouns with verbs: 's a doctor. We 1i_ve in Paris.
We use possessive adjectives with nouns: tf 's Hanif. 1t's her bag.
answers 1
11
NEGATIVE (-)
1 late?
Are you from Spain?
1s he/she a musician?
1s it Japanese?
Are we in room 5?
Are you from New York?
Are they French?
T1PS We can also make negatives and negative short answers with
's or 're + not: She's not famous. Youre not from the USA.
No, youre not. No, she's not, etc.
We can't say Yc , youro. Yes; 1 , etc.
Language Summary 2
~ Adjectives (1)
the adjectives to
a-n.
~ ictures
1
2
4
5
6
new
good
cheap
beautiful
asy
big
1
bad
expnsive
gly
D
difficult
sma11
fast slow
9
10
young 1
right wrong
nice
11
12
7 ~
2+2=4
z ~
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great
13 important
14
arly late
D '
2 16
~ atch
favourite
~ Time words 2
Q 20
1 We say two and a half hours not two hour ond o hotf.
~} Things in a house 2D
~ Family 2 U 1
l
a mirror
a door
desk
3
4
sofa
7
8
bookcase 10 coffee t
h a l
a window
11
9 female
-- ~ -
(9 l and
female
father (dad)
mother (mum)
parents
son /snn/
daughter /'dxta/
children (kids)
sister
hsband
grandfather
grandmother
grandparents
grandson
granddaughter
aunt /a:nt/
ncle
cousin /'knzan/ cousin
fl 22
~
grandchildren
- ---cousins
a carpet
the floor
s a plant
12 c rtains
Possessive 's 2 19
We use a name +'s ( 's, etc.) or a noun +'s
(husband's, etc.) for the possessive:
Ji1l is 's sister. My husband's name is Nick.
Prepositions of l 2D U 22
~ ^'~~ ~
~,
My parents
j
by
.~. .
behind
nder
20
in front of
/ _ '
~ ' `..
one 'clock /
one
NEGATIVE ( - )
,/_ ~ Q
'2
5 5
quarter past
. ,~\ . ~ . ~ 6
twen
ty past
~
twenty-fire past
. '~
17
2.
3
SHORT ANSWERS
twenty to nine /
eight fort/
five to twelve /
eleven fifty-five
Language Summary 3
~ Talking about the time 2 U
20
~ Dai1y routines
What time is it?
_ _.
24
get
2 go to bd
9 finish classes
10 leave home
please?
past sv e n.
11 get home
4 have l nch
12 work
5 have dinner
13
h stdy
14
sleep
start classes
15
live
8 finish work
PREPOS1T10NS OF TIME
midday/noon = 12.00
midnight = 24.00
~} Saying prices 2 fl 21
20 = twenty pounds
40 = forty p /p :/
.!
\~
(The Brothers),
I SELLER
CUSTOMER
plase?
` Ys, of course.
11
~>
1 1t starts at (sven fiften). I
- -- -
-- --
DVD-ROM ~
~ Months
January J ~ J
February August
f stay in
7 go shopping
go out (a 1ot)
eat out
go for a drink
go to the cinema
go to concerts
~ ~ ,;1~=
^ ~ ._
.. ~ ~^. ..
w,
~,
~, ~,
~~~~1
..'
,
Dates
., ~ -
~
~
' '1Ii. I -
' 1
'
' "
1 5
2
3'
4th
5t''
6th
7th
8th
gtn
~
March September
ct
!
ber
December
June
1 We use in with months: My birthday's in Decembe
~4~ ~ _ i INj
~~1F.' ~
.'
28
-._
10t''
11th
first
scond
third
fourth
fifth
sixth
sventh
eighth
ninth
tenth
elventh
twelfth
thirtenth
fourtoenth
fiftenth
sixtenth
28
17th
18th
19th
20th
21 5t
22
23
24t`'
25th
26th
27th
28t''
29th
30t''
31 5
12t''
13'h
14th
15th
16th
~ Frequency adverbs
in
at ---- every
+ part of the
+
the morning
Saturday
the afternoon
Mondays
Monday mornings the evening
+ time
nine oclock
half past three
Sunday afternoon
night
the weekend
the week
often
always
week
day
month
night
morning
! Sunday afternoon
T1PS We can use the singular or plural of days, parts of the day and
the weekend to talk about routines: 1 stay in on /Mondays.
1 go out in the evening/evenings. l work at the weekend/weekends.
We don't use a plural with every: every week not cvcry weeks.
We say in the morning/afternoon/evening but at night.
sually
sevententh
eightenth
ninetenth
twntieth
twenty-f rst
twenty-sccnd
twenty-third
twenty-fourth
twenty-ffth
twenty-sixth
twenty-sventh
twenty-eighth
twenty-ninth
thirtieth
thirty-frst
3D 0
hardly ver
sometimes
100%
~
3D
nver
0%
sud!
pronouns
object
you
ne
me
you
him
pronouns
sne '
we
her
us
it
they
them
question
word
! auxiliary
subject
birth day!
--
infinitive
What time
do
you
get up?
When
do
you
have
lunch?
When
do
you
finish
work?
What time
do
you
get
home?
Where
do
you
have
dinner?
a wedding
the birth of a new baby
Congratulatio ns!
Nw Yar! j
a wedding anniversary
annivrsary!
~ hat is it today?
It's Wdnesday
subject
don't
~ go out
You
dont
work
in this office.
We
't
stay in
at the w eekend.
They
~ dont ~ watch
on Saturday evening.
TV in the day.
~ Suggestions
fl 29
~~.~.
SHORT
ANSWERS
134
you
eat out
Do
you
go
Do
they
watch
a 1ot?
Yes, 1 do.
No, 1 dont.
,
,
; Lt's gt her (a DVd).
Language Summary 4
DVD-FOM 4
vu
~~ 11 1I . - .
take photos
go to the gym
watch sport on TV
l video games
l tnnis
read books or magazines
go cycling
go swimming
go r nning
go cl bbing
11
listen to m sic
12
~uii:i: ~
"' '
~~G
-,, -
'i` _ ,_
~j
10
'I \~~~~4
~
~R~,
,p
1
M
.
~.~~,~
~~~.~
/ ~~...~ ,.
V
~
~~`)
rading
2 football
travelling
4 cats
5
?!
s video games
7 animals
8
dancing
cooking
io
dance music
11
rock music
.i
12
jazz
13
1talian food
ta
Chinese food
15
fast food
!_
i__
Verb+ing 4
~ like/love/hate
~ ~
1 love ...
34
_
1 like ...
34
verb + verb+ing
verb + noun
1 love reading.
1 really like travelling.
1 don't like shopping for clothes.
1 hate cooking.
... is/are .
1 don't like ...
~
,, ~ j :
!
1 hate ...
We don't use the to talk about things we like/ 't like in general:
11ove books. (= books in general). He doesn't like cats. (= cats in gener,
We often use very much with 1ike. We put it after the noun or verb+ir
11ike reading very much. not
a pizza
`~~
1~~ 41 - ^ ~
~~
~ ~
~ --
a chicken salad
~
~
an egg mayonnaise
sandwich
t-
a glass of a bottle of
white wine red wine
a tuna salad
i 1
V
-. ..
bottle
of beer
a bottle of
sti11 mineral
water
- .
a bottle of
sparkling
mineral
v,iater
fruit salad
vanilla, strawberry,
4D Q
biscuits /'bskts/
2 milk
3
4
an l
rice
14
cheese
15 banana
16 orange juice
17
a croissant
/'kw ~ sn/
5 yogurt / jugat/
6 sgar
18 tea
7 toast
8 bread
19 jam
20 meat
fish
10 eggs
11
coffee
12 sausages
/'sns d3z/
21
fruit
22 creal
23 olives
24
tomatoes
25 vgeta es
13 soup
/'ved3taz/
COUNTABLE NOUNS
UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS
1 Some nouns can be counta e and uncounta e: l like coffee. (uncounta e = coffee in general) Can 1 have a coffee, p/ease?
(countae = a cup of coffee)
SHORT ANSWERS
Yes, he ooes.
No, he d oesn't .
POSITIVE (+)
Yes, it does.
No, it doesn't.
4 fl 35
doesn't
like
the weather.
She
doesn't
talk
1t
doesn't
start
at ten thirty.
we use:
subject + doesn't (= does not) + infinitive
subject
auxiliary infinitive
activities:
1 dont have breakfast. not havont got brcakfot.
We often have coffee with friends. not Wc oftcn havc got
examples
plays
writes
phones gets
l ives
starts
watches /'wntJz/
finishes /'fJz/
have is irregular
studies
goes does /dnz/
_ _ --What (music)
4 F~"~ 5
does
she
Does
~ she
Does
she
does
she
do
watch
OFFERS
QUESTIONS (?)
What
We use 1'/We' like ... and Can 1/we have ... ? for
requests (we want something).
has
question
word
REQUESTS
like
films?
---.--- _
like?
~
Present Simple questions are the same for he, she and it:
Where does he live? What time does it start?
Does she like football? Does it start at nine oclock?
1 We sometimes use a noun with some question words
(What, How many, etc.): What music do you like? How many
children have you got?
--
We use a noun or the infinitive with to after Would you liks ... ?
and ld/Wed like ... : Wou1d you like a dessert? ld like to order
now, please.
the bi11 (UK) = the check (US)
Language Summary 5
vuL
~ Adjectives (2) 5
Life events 5 42
hot coid
noisy quiet
we11 i11
ha ~ nha~
boring interesting
friendly unfriendly
I
~1
I I
~ Weekend activities 5 44
1 ky unlll cky
leave school/univrsity
go for a walk
go for a r n
l the car
l the house
have a bad l
do the washing
do your homework
go to a party
go to your parents house for l nch
write an mail
write a report
'ectives ()
3 ~
~ ~
5D
46
.
~
i L bored /bxd/
2 crowded
1 bsy /'brzi/
L comfortae
5 dirty
1
-
~ ~
~
~
~ ,
~ ,;
i~
rich
7 dangerous
l
9
very
very
good
pOOr
io
excited
11
1 safe
12
empty
5D U 47
~ Years 5 U 41
1835 = eighteen thirty-fve
1900 = nineteen h ndred
1990 = nineteen ninety
2000 = two thousand
2005 = two thousand and five
--'
1 We dont use too to mean very very: She's really happy. not he s teahaflpy.
verbs (positive) 5
>
NEGA ivE (-
1 was
--
42
he/she/it wasn't
examples
wanted
started
worked
visited
moved
loved
41
QUESTIONS (?)
~ stopped
consonant
When
was
Where
was
th e party?
Were
his fr iends
there?
Was
th e food
good?
58 43
were
his grandparents?
Where
married
Past Simple questions are the same for 11 subjects (i, you, i
she, it, we, they).
SHORT ANSWERS
question
word
auxiliary
subject
infinitive ;
What
did
James
study
at university?
When
did
he
make
Terminator2?
Which (fi1m)
did
he
make
in 3D in 2009?
Who
did
he
marry
in 1997?
~ Showing interest 5 U 45
Oh, grat!
1' surprised.
h, dar.
Wow!
I What shame.
Ra11y?
~ Youre joking!
Language Summary 6
~ The internet 6
go online
have a favourite wbsite
chat to your friends online
read a g
have WiFi
1N
We use in with years (in 1986) and months (i May).
We use in the with decades (in the nineties) and centuries
(in the eighteenth century).
11 , u
going out?
REGULAR VERBS
send/get a txt
~ ..
_ '
f ~.;.:
a channel
_._ : _ _ _ _` ``
~~ i
recive
die
~~
~ ,.
G PS
. ---- - --- --_
ALLCHANNELS
[~
..
~ !
~ ` . .. .
crash
save
1RREGULAR VERBS
1Q~~
battery
a TV programme
11.
turn
ALLCHANNELS
put (put)
T1PS You can get or receive a text. Text is also a regular verb:
He texted me yesterday.
You use a charger to charge your mobile phone.
pso
AGO
We use ago to talk about a time in the past. We use it with the Past
Simple: 1 met him two years ago. (= two years before now).
LAST
We use /ast to say the day, week, etc. in the past nearest to
now: 1 met him last Friday (= the Friday before now).
record
I roke
my-1eg.
~ .... ~ ..':
-.. ~ ... ~
~
.><. ~~
turn off
find (found)
te11 (told)
6D 55
infinitive
They
didn't
like
They
didn't
finish
their course.
They
~ didn't
have
any money.
without them.
1 can't explain this to my kids.
The negative of could is couldn't (= could not).
You couldnt record TV programmes.
You couldn't watch TV 11 night.
(l, you, he, she, it, we, they).
1 We use didn't for 11 subjects (1, you, he, she, it, we, they)
1 didn't go out last night.
He didn't 11 me yesterday.
auxiliary
subject
infinitive
Did
you
go
Did
Sergey
leave
Russia in 1978?
Did
he
go
to Maryland University?
Did
computer science?
SHORTANSWERS
We can also use question words (What, How many, etc.) with
can/could: How many channels can/could you get?
We can also use can/could for ability in the present and the
past: My sister can speak Russian. How many languages could
SHORT ANSWERS
Yes, 1 did.
No, 1 didn't.
We also use can for requests (Can you help me?) and offers
subject
Yes, we did.
NEGATIVE ( - )
REAL WORLD :
~ canicant; couidicouidnt 6
51
POSITIVE (+)
good news
surprising news
Ra11y?
're joking!
.;h1,
Language Summary 7
~ Places in a town 7
~ ~
`~ .,'
56
1l
3 flat
4 a square /skwea/
5 a market
6 station
7
~ '.11
~__ =='^~~~~
-, '-'. ,, -
a bs station
8 park
1~
9 musum
10 atheatre
- :
'-
11 cinema
12 hotl
, ,~ r~ ~
~_
~'
;~
~~
~I
,~~~ ~
~
~
1~\
~ ' ~
1 ---
shop
15 a rstaurant
16 bar
17
pub
18
an airport
~~ .. ~].
>,
~
1
~
t1C- i'
;,
11
20 road
T1PS We can say a station or a train station.
a flat (UK) = an apartment (US); a cinema (UK) = a movie theatre (US)
in the kitchen
~} Shops 7
i
... , 1~ 1
~~i1 _
I;~ "
'''
a fridge /frid3/,
rion rnrii
uiu ui ioiii
~ i oiii i i ninur
mirr.i
f~ ~~ ~ ."
f . Zi I1itU1
~,~ ~
~
.
shoe shop
cooker, a sink,
washing machine,
t, four chairs,
ciapboards /'knbadz/
in the Gving
room
in the
bdrooms
a bd,
+ a single bd, a desk,
a plant, a chair,
~ a she lf
on the balcony three plants, a t,
two chairs
1 The plural of shelf is shelves.
~i
.-
department store
!1 f
a bath, a shower,
toilet, washbasin
'
~'~ ~~~
a coffee t,
two plants, a sofa,
two armchairs
in the bathroom
s ~~~ ~
111
~~
...
191u,=+__
.. v
i ~~
~
btcher's
1 11
I n
. ~~
1~
'...1
.-',
~ ~+~ -
~:--~~~
19 beach
~~
~~ '~ i L
~ - r.r
.
~.:
~j
:~
~~
13 caf
14
-.a~i7:3`?~~-
~~
Things to buy
postcards
12
chocolate
s a l
~ .._.
cake
g ide book
~~~~~
- ~~~~
nwspaper
cigarttes
`
\ /
`aN
~ ~'~~ f~
~~ .
_~ ,,~ ~
~ :. ;:"'
~
~
--
\
~
,,,l~"~
/'tJDklat/
~} Clothes 7D
62
2 shorts
11 a hat
12 tie
3 jeans
13 boots
dress
14 socks
5 shoes
15 shirt
a suit /su:t/
a skirt /sk:t/
16 a top
17 a coat
j mper
18
19 shirt /J :t/
s trainers
10 ajacket
~ Colours 7D 62
f
white
biack
red
yllow
grey
pink
brown
orange
*4
prple
P1ura1 nouns 7D U
We use are with plural nouns that mean 'one thing': Those jeans are nice.
These trousers are very big.
We use some or with nouns that mean one thing': 1 want some new
shorts. Have you got any k jeans?
jeans
shorts
trousers
shoe/shoes
a sock/socks
a boot/boots
a trainer/trainers
T1PS We can use a pair of ... with both types of plural noun: 1've got pair of
red jeas/shoes.
The word clothes /klau8z/ is always plural: These c/othes are quite
expensive. 1f we want to use the singular, we can say an item of clothing.
~
~
57
! singular
l l
POSITIVE (+)
NEGATIVE (-)
QUESTIONS (?)
! 1s there a hotel?
SHORT ANSWERS Yes, there is./No, there isn't. ' Yes, there are./No, there arent.
T1PS We use any in negatives and questions with there are: There aren't any restaurants.
We can say lots of or a ot of: There are lots of/a 1ot of beautiful oid buildings.
We can also make negative sentences with no: There are no shops. = There aren't any shops.
The Past Simple of there is and there are is there was and there were: There was a party last weekend.
There were a 1ot of l at the party.
58
We use How many ... ? with plural t nouns (taes, bedrooms, people, chairs, plants, etc.):
How many bedrooms are there? How many l are in this room?
We use How much ... ? with uncounta e nouns (furniture, , space, time, etc.):
How much space is there in the flat? How much furniture have you got?
1 When we ask about prices we say: How much is that? not
7 U 59
We use a (or an) in positive sentences, negatives and questions with singular counta e nouns.
We usually use some in positive sentences with plural counta e nouns and uncounta e nouns.
We usually use any in negatives and questions with plural counta e nouns and uncounta e nouns.
some, ,
NEGATIVE (-)
QUESTIONS (?)
There's a cooker.
h isn't a TV.
Has it got a shower?
uncountae nouns
Wed like some information.
61
How m ch is this ( )?
How m ch are thse (lamps)?
We say the ground floor, the first floor, the second floor, etc.
Language Summary 8
~ Work 8 64
Match the words to pictures ai.
1 c stomer 4 ltter
7 company
8
s
report
notes
5
s
message
contract
a meeting
conference
M~RA4`~
1 swim
7 cook
ski
surf
4 windsurf
sail
6 sing
drive
10
ride a horse
11
ride a motorbike
12
l a musical instrument
1
~
~ Types of transport 8
`l
66
- ~~
~ ~~ --
...~
'
,v
..
n.
car
a train
a plane
a tram
a bus
8D 7
i i
motorbike
aboat
scooter
frry
.._;
a coach
spelling rule
adjective
adverb
most adverbs:
add -1 to the adjective
careful
fluent
carefully
fluently
bad
badly
fast
hard
easily
happily
we11
t fast
hard
64
Q Talking on the
phone 8 p6s
asking to speak to l
11 , can 1 spak to (mi1y), plase?
11 , is that (Chris Morris)?
POSITIVE (+)
_ _
1'
--- -
NEGATIVE (-)
1' not
you/we/theyre verb+ing
he/she/it's
he/she/it isn't
Spaking.
1t's (C1are).
verb+ing: spelling rules
examples
l -+ playing
look -+ looking
verbs ending in -e: take off -e and add -ing
make - making
live - living
sit -, sitting
stop - stopping
study - studying
go - going
-- -__
write writing
calling l back
_- ---.
Can 1 11 you back (in an hour)?
1'1I 11 you later. (111 = 1 wi11)
Can you 11 back?
run running
1 We can also make negatives with 're or 's + not: Danny's not doing anything.
11 on mobile.
1 on moment.
65
QUESTIONS (?)
question word
Where
is
Frank
1s
Are
they
having
is
Danny
doing?
What
calling
from?
SHORT ANSWERS
1 We can also make negative short answers with 're or 's + not: No, youre not. No, she's not, etc.
usually sometimes always often normally never hardly ever every day/week/month
1 normally go to work by train. 1 usually take the tube. 1t snows a 1ot in Canada every winter.
~
's watching TV now. 1' driving to work today. What are you doing at the moment?
Language Summary 9
~ Holiday activities 9
~~~~ ~ ~ ~~
72
~~
have a picnic
stay in a hotl
stay with friends or family
'
~
II
i~
~
17 ~
rent a car
rent a bike
rent a boat
go sightseeing /'sa tsi:IiJ/
go diving
g0 Sk1ing /'Sk1:IIj/
go camping
go to musums
go to the boach
..
.. .
go on holiday
go on a boat trip
go on a guided tour
..
. .
~t' 1
~
~~
(~~
' \ J1 i *~'
:~~0
travel by i transport
go on holiday
go on a boat trip
: ~,~~
fjj~f(
go on a guided
travel around
74
tour
~ Natural places 9
~ _~
~~''~li~
travel around
T1PS We can rent or hire a car, bike, etc.
~~
... - .-.
a river
2 mountain 7 an island
/'mauntln/
/'a1land/
hi11
4 a forest
5 a wood
8 L] alake
9 the sea
10
the dsert
<.
~ Animals 9C O p7s
Match these word s
to animals -1.
lion
wolf
a chicken
3 tiger
rabbit
i
2
4 a cow
5
monkey
6 sheep
-~
~~
`~~~
mouse
10
snake
11
bird /b :/
_~
12
plural of
TIP.Thepiuraiof sheep is sheep
wolf is wolves. The plural of mouse is mice.
~'
~~~
~
REAL WORLD
1 Deciding what to do
90
7
asking l what they want to do
+ infinitive with to
+ verb+ing
like ( doing)
enjoy (doing)
J--w
-decide (to do)
love (doing)
stop (doing)
hate (doing)
We can also use the infinitive with to after 1ike, love and hate. 1 British English,
verb+ing is more common: 11ike watching N. 1 American English, the infinitive with
to is more common: 11ike to watch TV.
E1 lnfinitive of purpose 9
say why we do something, we often use the infinitive with to: We drove to a
wildlife park to see some elephants. We went to Robben 1sland to visit the prison.
T1PS We often answer Why ... ? questions with the infinitive with to: A Why did
go there? B To see some elephants.
Sometimes we can also use for + noun: We went to Tae Mountain for a picnic.
We don't use `~~ to say why we do something:
~ Comparatives 9
= l would rather.
GRAMMAR
type of adjective
spelling rule
add -er
1-sll adjectives
add -r
ending in -e
_
1-sll adjectives
i double the last
ending in consonant +
consonant and
vo wel + c o ns o n a nt
; add -er
2-sll adjectives
-y -i and
ending in -y
add -er
2-sll adjectives
put more before
not ending in -y
the
adjective
_
adjectives with 3 sylla es put more before
or more
the adjective
irregular adjectives
good
`
~
bad
comparat ive
'
smaller
older
safer
^
nicer
hotter
bigger
but! new newer
noisier
happier
more crowded
more
more expensive
more interesting
better
~
worse
T1PS The opposite of more is /ess: The holiday in Sharm El Sheikh is more
expensive. The holiday in Cairo is less expensive.
We can also use more with nouns: There are more rooms i the Shokran Hote1.
Language Summary 10
~
~ Verb phrases 10
~ Appearance 10
80
height
DVD-ROM
82
age
spend time
spend money
have a bath
do the housework
do some xercise
have a shower
~
e tii '
.
w ~
......
eyes
hair /hea/
brown eyes
/'3/
's got .. .
a beard //
green eyes
-i.
I
Asi
attractive
overwight j
get on/off a bs
get on/off a train
fat
old
body
get fit
get stressed
's ...
bald / ~ :1/
.-
'
T1PS Middle-aged = the time in your life between young and old.
We say long hair not lepg Faifs and long dark hair not dork org hair.
~ ~ !
~:
~ Frequency expressions
10
~ Character 1OB fl 83
hard-working person works very hard.
lazy person doesn't like working.
A kind person likes doing things to help other l .
f nny person makes l laugh a 1ot.
Slfish l usually think about themselves, not other l .
outgo`ing person is friendly and likes meeting new l.
When reliae l promise to do something, they always do it.
1t's difficult for a shy person to talk to new people.
gnerous person likes giving people money and presents.
twice
three times
four times
ten times
etc.
aweek
a month
a year
an hour
etc.
1 feel ...
minute
day
week
every ! month
year
etc.
84
81
bl
/ ~ -
slim
S1im is more attractive than thin. Overweight is more polite than tat.
~(
overweight
~ Treatment 10 U 4
go to bd
go home
go to the doctor
go to the dntist
~ lmperatives 10 fl 1
We often use imperatives to give strong advice.
The positive imperative is the same as the infinitive (go, do, etc.):
Wa1k up and down stairs. Get off the bus one stop earlier.
stay at home
stay in bd
The negative imperative is Don't + infinitive (Don't go, Don't do, etc.):
Don't take lifts. Don't drive to the supermarket once a week.
~ should/shouldn't
~ Seasons 10D U 8
10 fl 1
,?' ' ~~
.
..1,~
`~
spring
s mmer
winter
autumn
/'xtam/
After should and should 't we use the infinitive: You should eat
more fruit. not You hould to oat moro frut.
10D fl
Weather
10 fl 83
We use What's ('s = is) he/she like? to ask for a general description.
We often ask this when we don't know the person. The answer can
s nny
foggy
windy
snowing
raining
40
40
40
40
30
zo
io
30
zo
30
zo
io
30
zo
-~~. .
-
-ia
12 (degres)
coid
warm
s nny
io
87
i llness
wind
windy
happy
cloud
sad
fog
foggy
fit
hot
adjective noun
i11
j happiness
sadness
~ f tness
expressing
someone's health
sympathy
Are you ?
Oh, dar.
1 hope you gt
What's wrong?
btter soon.
giving advice
Language Summary 11
do a computer course
do more xercise
work hard
work lss
. .
have a holiday
have fn
have a holiday
move house
do more xercise
~ Studying 11
stop smoking
/-
move house
90
,\
start
go to -
school/college/univrsity
leave
1
%
3_
take an exam
~} Collocations 11D
95
pass an
fail an
get a degre
book
stay
rent
get
a flight /flat/
with (you)
a motorbike
to your place
a hotel room
in (the USA)
a car
a taxi
a train ticket
in a hotel
a flat
married
a seat on a train
at home
a house
home
a t in a restaurant
divorced
going to infinitive
We
re (= are) going to
get
Va1
s(= is)
going to
stop
smoking.
David
going to
lose
weight.
fit.
more exercise.
m not
eat
1 With the verb go, we usually say 1' going to Spain. not Im going to go
to Spain. But both forms are correct.
Whq uestions 11
~ beointo(1: )
question word
be subject
going to
What
are you
going to do
Where
going to live?
Where
's he
When
she
are they
8
9
it's opposite
it's nxt to
~
~
89
infinitive
going to start
11
next year?
going to study?
~ be to or m ~ ght
getting fit?
91
(= ) going to do
going to
turn right
2 turn left
subject be (+ not)
92
Directions 11 U
We use might to say something in the future is possi e, but not decided:
1 might go to the party or 1 might go out for a l with Sam.
After might we use the infinitive: l might stay at home and watch a fi1m.
TIPS Might is the same for 11 subjects (1, you, he, she, it, we, they).
11
91
SHORT ANSWERS
1 going to be late?
Language Summary 12
1
~ ~ ~ ~
1 passport
1n English we write 7.5 not 7,5. We use a decimal point (.) not
2 a boarding pass
3 hand luggage /'1ng d3/
(, ).
ticket
4
For long numbers we use and after hundred (but not after
thousand or million):
127 = a hundred and twenty-seven
850,000 = eight hundred and fifty thousand
But 2,300 = two thousand, three hundred not two thouoand
a nd .ti..,,,. h, .,,d.,,1,
hundred, thousand
and million:
6 passengers
7 flight number
8 a gate
9 ch ck-in desk
io bag drop
11 window seat
12 middle seat
gate 12
13 an aisle / ~ 1/ seat
1"
~ gp
~B I
~ Superlatives 12
We use comparatives (bigger, more expensive, etc.) to compare
two things (see
).
type of adjective
spelling rule
' superlative
longest
shortest
1 -yabe adjectives
ending in -e
add -st
safest
nicest
1 -y abe adjectives
ending in consonant +
vowel + consona nt
2-sll adjectives
ending in -y
I -add--iestand
2-sll adjectives
not ending in -y
or more
irregular adjectives
biggest
hottest
in the world.
The shortest fl1m 1n the world is `Co1in'.
possessive 's
~
possessive adjectives
heaviest
happiest
most boring
most crow ded
most expensive
most be autiful
good
bad
j best
worst
PAST PARTICIPLES
negative 12 9
live -+ lived, etc. The Past Simple and past participles of regular
verbs are the same (see
For irregular verbs, there are no rules. Look at the past participles
in the lrregular Verb List, 167.
1 go has two past participles, been and gone. When we use the
Present Perfect to talk about our experiences we usually use been:
1've been to 1ta1y. (1 went to 1ta1y in the past and 1' not in 1ta1y now).
99
SHORT ANSWERS
~ At the airport 12
plOO
1 ever + Present Perfect = any time in your life until now. We often
use ever in questions.
~ Saying goodbye 12
your passport?
your boarding pass?
Have a
i
-- - ----- __ _ _
nice holiday.
good time.
good trip.
Thanks, 1 wi11.
Ys, of course.
Yes, se .
Gate (twelve).
Boarding is at (fifteen thirry).
Enjoy your flight.
Don't forgt
to snd /us
text.
an mail.
a postcard.
Se
in month.
soon.
on the nxt course.
1 1
i verything?
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class 1 photo ! please 1 listen 1 nineteen
M It's Marcos.
T What's your surname?
M Fuentes.
T How do you spe11 that?
M F-U-E-N-T-E-S.
T Welcome to the class, Marcos.
M Thank .
i~i 8
class?
TEACHER Yes, it is.
C Oh, good. Sorry I' late!
T No problem. What's your first ?
C Camille.
T How do you spe11 that?
C ---I- L-E.
T And what's your surname?
C It's Laurent.
T And how do you spe11 that?
C L-A-U-R-E-N .
T Thanks, Camille. Welcome to the class.
B BARTEK HelIo, sorry I' 1ate.
TEACHER No problem. What's your
OK. Thanks.
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forty 1 seventeen 1 eighty 1 sixty 1 eighteen
fourteen 1 sixteen 1 seventy
1
26
~ 30
this -4 What's this? - What's this in
English? 1 that - What's that? - What's
that in English? ! these -+ What are these?
What are these in English? 1 those - What
arethose?
~ 32
British 1 tacher ! thty 1 moile
~ 34
I've got an &d . 1 Youve got nw mobile
's got a big TV. 1 She's got nw bicycle. 1
We've got beautiful cat. 1 They've got an 1
DVD player. 1 I haven't got laptop. i We
haven't got . 1 hasn't got a diary.
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INTERVIEWER 11. Have you got time
to answer some questions? It's a produc
survey about computers, cameras, TVs,
that sort of thing.
MARY Yes, OK.
ALAN Sure.
I Oh, good. Thanks. Right, first question
Have you got a laptop?
A No, I haven't, but I've got an
old computer.
I And you, madam? Have you got a
laptop?
M Yes, I have, but it's not very good.
I Thanks. Right, next question. Have yoi
got a ?
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M Yes, I have.
I And what about you, sir? Have you got
camera?
A No, I haven't. I take photos with
my mobile.
I Right. And have you got an l
M What's an l?
A They're for music. Theyre very sma11.
M Oh, those things. No, I haven't got one
of those.
I And you, sir? Have you got an
l?
A Yes, I have.
I Have you got a radio?
A No, I haven't. I listen to the radio on
my mobile.
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M Yes, I have.
I Thanks. Right, the last question. Have
you got a DVD player?
A Yes, I have. I watch a 1ot of DVDs.
I And you, madam? Have you got a
DVD player?
name?
's Bartek.
T How do you spe11 that, please?
B B-A-R-T-E-K.
T And what's your surname?
B Kowalski.
T OK. And how do you spe11 that?
B K-O-W-A-L-S-K-I.
T Thanks. Welcome to the class, Bartek.
B Thank .
~ 11
ANSWER Tuesday
01221 960744?
07969 831016.
W 07969 ...
... 831016.
37
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CD1
44
J 's a doctor.
L Oh, right. How many children have
they got?
J Two. A b&y and a gir1. Look, hre's
photo of them.
L Hmm. How &ld are they?
J Er, Robbie is six and Florence is about
tn months &ld.
L They're beautiful.
J Ys, they are. And this is my brother,
Grg. 's an enginer.
L And who's that?
J That's Grg's wife, Martina. She's from
Ita1y. Oh, and that's thrr son, Alan.
L How 1 is h?
J Alan he's nineten. 's a stndent at
Cambridge Univrsity.
L Ra11y?
J Ys, he loves it thre. And thse are
parents. Theyre retired now.
L How &ld are they?
J n's sventy and Dad's sventy-thre.
And that's Li1y, my favourite of
the family.
L Sorry, whre?
J Thre.
L Oh, the cat!
J Ys, sh's beautiful!
time, please?
Ys, it's four fiften.
A Thanks a 1ot.
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42]
JOSH Mum?
ALISON Yes, Josh?
J Can I have some popcorn?
N Bye.
P Right ... hmm ... where's the baby?
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you are.
TS Thanks.
L What time is the fi1m?
TS It starts at seven fifteen. Here are your
tickets. Youre in screen 2.
C Thanks a 1ot.
TS Youre welcome. Enjoy the fi1m.
L We've got 20 minutes before the
fi1m starts.
C OK,1et's have a drink first.
L Good idea.
TS Yes, of course.
A How much are the tickets?
TS 11.50 for adults and 8.25 for children.
So that's 19.75, please.
you are. What time's the fi1m?
TS It starts in two minutes. Here are your
tickets. Youre in screen 1.
A Thank you very much.
TS Youre welcome. Enjoy the fi1m.
A Thanks. Bye. ... Hurry up, Josh. The fi1m
starts in two minutes.
i .
~ 55
1 What do you do in the evenings? ( 2)
2 Do you go to the cinema? ( 2)
3 What do you do at the weekends? ( 2)
4 Do you go to concerts? ( 2)
~ 56
1 A Do you go out 1t in the wek?
Ys, we d&
2 A Do you visit your parents at the
wekend?
Ys, I .
~ 58
1 I' 30 today.
2 We've got a new baby daughter.
3 Today is our 40th wedding anniversary.
4 Guess what! We're getting married!
5... 5, 4, 3, 2, 1...
CD1 .
CD1 ..
1 A When do you start your English
course?
B On September the fifth.
2 A When's your birthday, $ ?
B It's on the thirteenth of December.
A Oh, that's on Tuesday!
3 A When's Mother's Day?
B It's on the fourteenth of March.
A Oh, that's next week.
4 A When do you start your new job?
the second of Ju1y.
5 A Excuse me. What's the date today?
B It's October the thirtieth.
A Thanks a 1ot.
A When's Matt and Sarah's wedding
anniversary?
I think it's the first of February.
A Oh, no! That's today!
) I ~].3
~ 63
~ 65
JEANETTE Dominic, do you think I' a
happy person in the morning?
DOMINIC Yes, sometimes. Why do you ask?
J It's this questionnaire. Are you an early
bird or a night ow1?'. I' sometimes
happy in the morning, but I dont have a
1ot of energy ... so that's .
D What are the other questions?
J Here, come and have a 1ook. Question
two, we11, that's easy. I hardly ever get up
before nine at the weekend.
D Yes, that's true.
J The next question is about parties.
D Oh, that's easy. When we go to a party,
you never stay to the end.
J Yes, that's true, I always leave early,
don't I? OK, question four. Yes, I often
watch films late at night.
D But you never see the end!
J Yes, youre right. So that's c.
D What about question five? When do you
see friends at the weekend?
J We11, I usually see friends in the
afternoon. Right, the last question.
D Ah, this is a good one.
J Yes, I' always happy to talk to friends
when they phone before eight in the
morning.
CD1
~ 69
POLLY We11, he's very happy there. The
job's greatand the hotel's very good
Andal l of the peopleare nice. But h
doesn't like the weather. It's hot
~ 74
1 What does she dt?
2 Does she like rock music?
3 What food does she like?
4 Does she like sport?
5 Does she have any animals?
What does she dt on Saturday venii
4
77
~ 79
I d like
Would you like to now? 1 Ys,
the chicken salad, plase. 1 I have the
cheseburge r and ch s, plase? 1 What
would you like to drink? 1 Wed like a bottle
of mineral w$ter, plase. i Wou1d you like
anything lse? ! Wou1d you like a dessrt? 1
Yes, I' like the frt salad, ls. 1 And can I
have the apple pie with ? 1 Wou1d you
like ta or coffee?
~
~ 80
CHEF Morning, Dy1an. Good weekend?
DYLAN Yes, thank you. And you?
C Yes, thanks. So, what new nationalities
have we got in school this week?
D New nationalities? Er, we've got
Japanese, er French and Turkish.
. Let's write the new breakfast menus.
D Yes, chef. So what do the Japanese have?
C We11, they usually have rice and fish and
soup, and they drink green tea.
D Rice ... fish ... soup and ... green tea.
Ok. And the French?
C They have a croissant or toast and
jam. Oh and they usually have coffee
with mi1k.
D Croissant ... toast ... jam ... coffee.
We11, that's easy. And what about the
Turkish students? What do they have for
breakfast?
~ 82
1 English 1 musician 1 Russia 1 nationality
2 cheese 1 chicken 1 sandwich 1 teacher
3 jam i vegetaes ; engineer 1 jazz
~2
JASON Granddad, when were you born?
ALBERT I was born in 1953.
J So you were thirteen in ... 1966.
A Yes, that's right.
~6
LCD2
~ 10
~ 12
I Oh, right.
4 EMILY I went to the cinema.
TIM Oh, nice.
5 RACHEL I went away for the weekend
to Spain!
SIMON Wow!
6 RACHEL
CD2 .
/o/ hot : coffee ! shopping ; bottle
/au/ old sofa 1 mobile i open
// son 1 wonderful: sometimes 1 c&mfortable
/a/ actor 1 tomato i compnter ! dirctor
~ 17
They didn't like ach other at fst.
They didn't finish their course.
They didn't
have any money.
~ 18
PRESENTER Welcome to Book of the
Day. Today we have the writer Wes
C1ark, talking about his new book,
Planet Google. First of all, Wes, is it
true? Did you really write this book in
twelve weeks?
WES Yes, I did. And I enjoyed writing it
because Larry Page and 5ergey Brin
really interesting people.
so,let's start at the beginning.
Where are they from?
W We11, Larry Page is American but Sergey
Brin was born in Russia. His family went
to live in the USA in 1979, when Sergey
was six. But his mother wasn't very
happy about going to the USA.
P Did she want to stay in Russia?
W Yes, she did.
So did Sergey's parents find work in
the $ ?
W Yes, they did. Sergey's father got a
job at Maryland University. He was a
mathematics teacher there.
P And what about Sergey? Did he study
mathematics?
W Yes, he did. He studied mathematics and
computer science at the same university.
P At the same university as his father?
W Yes, that's right.
P Did Larry go to Maryland University?
W No, he didn'. He went to Michigan 5tate
University. His mother and father were
computer science teachers there.
P Rea11y? $ Larry was at the same
university as his parents!
W Yes, that's correct. And Larry's family
always had computers in their home. He
was the first student in his school to do
his homework on a computer.
P Right. And then Page and Brin went to
Stanford University, and now, of course,
they're both very rich ...
~ 19
Did Srgey and Larry met in nineteen
ninety-four? i Did they like ach other at
f~irst? 1 Did Srgey go to l
Univrsity? : Did L"'s parents tach
mathematics? 1 Did Srgey stndycompnter
science? 1 s, he did. 1 No, he didn't. 1 Did
Srgey
and Larry launch Google
in
~ 22
You can watch TVprogrammes online. 1. You
can vse phone if you want. 1 I 't 'ind
mobile. 1 1ot of l 't understand
it. 1 You could n1 ~ gt thre channels. 1 You
l't TVprogrammes. 1 Can you
watch TVonline? 1 Ys, you . 1 No, you
't. 1 Could you programmes in
i sventy-for? 1 Ys, you l. 1
No, you l't.
~ 24
~ 23
ANSWERS 2 l 3 could 4 could
5 couldnt l 7 couldnt 8 cant
9 10 11 can't
receive,received crash,crashedl
~ 25
without
water
and
electricity.
Bi11 and N$
Potter, who want to
) ~].
26
~ 27
Did you har abot that tratn crash? :
No, whre was it? i Did you rad about the
ighty--1 l and their boat? 1
No, what happened? i Oh, that's good. 1 Oh
, that's trri e. Ys, isn't it awful? 1 Oh,
dar. Are they OK? Ra11y? 1 Youre joking!
28
's birthday!
A Oh, thank you. And how are things with
you? Do you like living in Brisbane?
B Yes, I love it here. There are lots of things
to do and the people are very friendly.
A And how's your new flat?
B It's great. There's a nice beach about five
minutes away and there are lots of bars
and restaurants. It's a great place to go
out at night.
A Oh, that's nice, dear. I' pleased that
youre happy there.
B Yes, I . And how's Uncle Thomas?
A Oh, he's very we11, thanks ...
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~ 32
BECKY Hello.
CD2
ANSWERS 2 some 3 4 some 5 any
6 some 7 some 8 any 9 10 11 some
12 some 13
) ].
~ 40
51 Anything else?
P No, that's all, thanks.
SA1 Right, that's 19.45, please.
Here you are.
SA1 Wou1d you like a bag?
P No, thanks. I've got one.
SA1 . 's your change and your
receipt.
P Thank .
SA1 Have a nice day.
P Youtoo.Bye.
SA1 .
2 SALES ASSISTANT 2 Do you need
anyhelp?
CLARE Oh, yes, please. How much are
these lamps?
SA2 The big ones are 25 and the sma11 ones
17.50.
~ 45
FRANK Janet? It's Frank.
JANET Frank! Where are you?
F I' at the station. The train was 1ate.
I' waiting for a ta i.
J But we've got that meeting with the
Tamada brothers at 10 oclock!
F Yes, I know. Are they there yet?
J Yes, theyre sitting in your office.
F Oh !
J And they aren't looking very happy.
F 1 on ... here's a taxi. Start the
meeting without me, but take notes.
~ 46
I' waiting for a taxi. 1 Theyre sitting
i your office. 1 They aren't looking vry
happy. 1 She's working at home tod . 1
I' not doing anything important at the
moment. 1 Danny isn't doing anything.
~ 47
ANSWERS 2's reading 3 isn't reading ('s not
reading) 4's studying 5 m waiting 6 aren't
working ('re not working) 7 m going
~ 48
FRANK Hello, Liz, it's Frank.
LIZ Hi, Frank. Where are you calling from?
F I' in a taxi. There was an accident or
something. Were not moving.
L Oh, dear.
F Look, Janet isn't answering her phone.
What's she doing?
L She's talking to the Tamada brothers.
And Danny's taking notes.
F Oh, right. Where are they having
the meeting?
L Er ... in Janet's office.
F In Janet's office? Oh no! Liz, please go
and te11 Janet not to sign that contract.
L Ok, Frank. See you soon. And hurry up!
~ 49
FRANK Hi, Liz. Are they sti11 in
Janet's office?
~ 50
ANSWERS 2 Are you having a nice time?
3 What are you doing? 4 Are the kids doing
their homework? 5 What are they doing?
CD2
CD2
~ 52
PRESENTER And with 11 this snow,let's
go over to Jan_Adamsv the centre of
London for this morning's traffic news.
JAN We11, people aren't very happy here in
the city - there aren't any trains,
traffic_isn't moving and there are
proems the tube and the buses.
Excuse me, sir, are you on your way
to work?
FIRST MAN Yes LI am. I usually go by
train, but I' taking the bus today
I' very 1ate.
j What time do you usually start work?
FM I start at, eight. _it's, eight thir y
now. I' sti11 waiting fo ta bus! Why
cant they do somethinpz about the roads?
J Thank you, sir. Excuse me, madam, are
you going to work?
WOMAN Yes,I .
J And do you always walk to work?
W No, I usually cycle, but I' walking
today because the roads so bad.
J So how 1on s your journey to
work on normal day?
W About twenty minutes.
J Ok. And how longz is` it taking today?
W We11, I left home at half past seven,
that's`about hour ago.
J We11, good 1uck. Excuse me, sir, are you
on your way to work?
SECOND MAN YesiI .
J And how do you usually travel to work?
SM When I' workin n London, I usually
take the tube.
J Right. And how are you getting to
work today?
SM We11, today I' walking because of
the snow.
J And where are you from?
SM I' from Canada.
J Oh, so you know alLabout snow.
SM YesZ it snows 1 in Canada
every winter. And we never have
these s! Why isn'
doinpZ anythin about the roads?
J Thank you. We11 as you can hear,
everyone's asking the same question
today - why cant they do
somethingiabout the roads?
P Thanks, Jan. That was Jan Adams
reporting from the centre of London.
~
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ANSWERS 2 work 3 m working
4 m sitting 5 m writing 6 dont work
7's snowing 8 drive 9 visit 10 re staying
11 is answering 12 ' watching
13 dont watch
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57
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EMILY Hi, Clare, it's Emi1y. Wou1d you 1ik
to meet for coffee after work? Call me
later I' at work. Bye!
3 MESSAGE Thank you for calling the
Queen's Theatre. Please choose one
of the following 3 options. For ticket
information, press 1. book tickets
by credit card, press 2. For 11 other
56]
enquiries, press zero. [end of
You are in a queue. Please ho1d. Your ca
wi11 be answered as soon as possie.
TICKET SELLER Hello, Queen's Theatre.
Can I help you?
EMILY Oh, hi. Are there any tickets
availae for Not Now on Saturday?
TS Yes, there are.
E How much are they?
TS Theyre 24.50 and 38.
24.50 and 38. Ok, thanks a 1ot. I'11
think about it. Bye.
TS Goodbye.
4[
56 only] I' sorry. There's no
one availae to take your call. ls try
Iater.
58
L Bye.
... 11 ?
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1 milk 1 his 1 i111 excited 1 window 1
interesting 1 chicken
2 teeth ! he's 1 ski ! beach 1 meeting 1
thirteen 1 machine
~1
JESSICA When did you last go on holiday,
Andy?
J Right.
A And the next day we went to TabIe
Mountain for a picnic. Lots of tourists
do that.
J Did you walk up the mountain?
A No, we went by cable car. The view from
the top was amazing!
J And where did you stay?
A We stayed with Nige1's brother. He lives
in the centre of Cape Town.
~3
tose some lephants We
drove to a
wildlife park to se some elephant . : to visit
the
prison +
We wnt to Robben Island to
~4
PATRICK OK, so it's a week in Cairo or a
week in Sharm E1 Sheikh.
JULIET Most people just calI it Sharm,
I think.
P OK. Where do you want to go, Juliet?
Sharm or Cairo?
J We11, I think Sharm's more beautiful
than Cairo.
P Yes, it is. But Cairo's more interesting.
J Yes, maybe. But Sharm looks nicer than
Cairo. It's a beautiful place and the
diving looks amazing!
P Yes, but Cairo's a fantastic city. There
lots of things to do there. We can
go on boat trips along the Ni1e, visit the
Pyramids, go to the Egyptian Museum,
and, er, go shopping?
J Maybe. But Cairo's busier than Sharm.
P We11, alI capital cities are busy. And the
hotel in Cairo is cheaper.
J We dont need to spend a 1ot of money
when were there. I' happy to go to the
beach every day and go snorkelling.
oK, but you know I' not really a
beach person.
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VIC Hi, Patrick, how are you?
PATRICK Hi, Vic. I' fine, thanks. Just
back from holiday, actually.
V Rea11y? Where did you go?
, we went to Egypt, a l on the Red
$ called Sharm E1 Sheikh.
V Yes, I know it. Very nice. But I thought
you didn' like beach holidays.
? Oh yes, I love the beach. I chose the
holiday, actually Juliet wanted to go
to Cairo!
V Rea11y?
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2 mountain 3 Wednesday
4 answer
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DOCTOR Hello, Mrs Lee.
MRS LEE HelIo, doctor.
D So youre here for a check-up.
L Yes.
D Right. First 1et's see what you weigh.
Over here, please. Mmm. 70 kilos. Four
kilos more than six months ago.
L Rea11y?
D Yes. Do you do much exercise?
L We11, with three children, I dont really
have time.
D Do you walk to school with them?
L No, not very often. Maybe once or twice
a month. That's because we're usually
1ate, so I take them in the car. Then I
drive to work.
D And you work in an office, is that right?
L We11, yes.
D A 1ot of sitting ... Ah, but you started
going to a gym last March. How often
doyougo?
L Er, not very often. Perhaps three times
a month.
D You should do some exercise three times
a week, really.
L Yes, I know, but my husband works
away from home, so it's difficult to get to
the gym.
D Maybe ... you should get a dog. Then
you and the children can take it for
walks twice a day.
L Maybe. The children would love a dog.
D And what about food? What do you
usually eat?
L I dont have much time to cook in the
week so we have things like pizzas and
sausages. And I eat quite a 1ot of biscuits.
I know I shouldn't, but theyre so nice
with coffee.
D We11, you shouldn't eat so many pizzas
and biscuits. And you should eat more
fruit and vegeta es and do more
exercise. But you probably know that.
L Er, yes, I'11 try.
D Right. Let's listen to your heart.
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ANSWERS 1 should 2 should't 3 should
4 shouldn't 5 should 6 shouldn't
~ 14
TINA , Leo. I've got four people for the
Break poster. See what you think.
LEO Right. Where's the first one? ,
he's not bad.
T Yes, I quite like him. He looks friendly,
the type of person who buys a 1ot of
chocolate.
L I can see that!
~ 15
TINA . Do we want a man or a woman?
LEO I think that we want a woman.
T Why's that?
L We11, women buy more chocolate than
men. So they want to see a woman on
the poster.
T Yes, good point.
L And people know that chocolate can
make you overweight but everyone
wants to be thin.
T So we want someone s1im.
L And people always think they're young
so they want to see young people
on posters. Which means ...
T Zoe. . Let's have Zoe. Fine. Sha11 I
ask her to come for a meeting?
L Yes, good idea. Right, what else do we
need to talk about?
~ 16
TINA Hi, Lo. I har veryone rally likes
the Break posters. W11 done.
LEO Thanks 1ot.
T And I har youve got nw girlfriend.
L Er, ys, I have.
What's she like?
L W11, she's friendly and outgoing. And
she's vry beautiful.
T Oh, right. Whn did you met her?
L Er, abot thre weks ago.
T And what does she like doing?
L W11, she 1 ~ikes clbbing and going to
rstaurants. The same as , ll.
. What does she look like?
L W11, she's ta11 and s1im, and she's got
long d&rk hair.
~ 18
1 What's she like? 2 What does she look
like? 3 What's he like? 4 What does she like
doing 5 What does he look like? 6 What ari
they like?
~ 19
I've got stomach ache. i I've got
hadache. i I've got toothache. 1 I've got
sore throat. 1 I've got c&d. 1 I've got
cough 9 I I've got ~tm~ eratur . 1 I fel i11. !
I feel terri e. i I feel sick. 1 I feel better. 1
My back hurts. 1 My arm h rts. 1 My foot
hnrts.l 1 ~g hnrts.
10 ~ 20
1 SIMON Hi, Rachel.
RACHEL Hello, 5imon. You dont look
very we11. Are you OK?
S No, I feel terri e.
R Oh, dear. What's wrong?
S I've got a terri e stomach ache.
~ 22
ANSWERS 2 4 5 66
~ 25
// hat 1 rabbit 1 contract family
/a:/ bath 1 answers 1 arm dance
/ei/ lazy ! radio ! games famous
// ago 1 another 1 lephant 1 island
~ 27
1 MEG Happy New Year, Jack!
JACK Thanks, Meg. And happy New
Year to you.
resolutions?
oh, rght.
~ 30
ERIC Wow, Jenny, that was a difficult exam.
And I revised really hard for this one.
JENNY Yes, me too. Do you think you
passed?
I don't know. The first part was Ok, but
I couldnt answer the last two questions.
J Yes, they were really difficult. Hi,
Melanie. How did it go?
MELANIE It wasn't easy, was it? But it's
over, that's the important thing!
J Absolutely! So how are you going to
celebrate tonight, Melanie?
M We11, there's a big end-of-exams party at
Caroline's house, so I might go to that.
Or I might stay at home and watch a
fi1m. What about you, Eric?
E We11, first I' going to go home and sleep.
M Yes, good idea.
E Then I' going to meet some friends in
town at seven. After that, I dont know.
We might go to Caroline's, or we might
go to that new club on Market Street.
M And what about you, Jenny?
J We11, first I' going to phone my mum.
But I' not sure what I' going to do
this evening. I might go to the party or I
might go out for a meal with Sam.
M Anyway, I' sure of one thing.
E What's that?
M That's the last exam I' ever going to
take in my life!
J Yeah, me too.
E And what about the summer? Have you
got any plans? ...
~ 31
I might go to the t. l I mi~ ht stay at
home and watch fi1m. i I might go out for a
meeal with $ . 1 We might go to Caroline's. !
We might go to that nw 1i on Market
Stret.
~ 33
ANSWERS 2 4 5b 6
~ 34
ERIC And what about after the holidays?
Are you going to look for a job?
JENNY Yes, Sam and I are going to Spain
in September. Were going to look for a
job there.
MELANIE What kind of job?
~ 35
PAULINE Hello, Seaton Holiday Homes,
can I help you?
ALISON Oh, he11o, I' phoning about
advert for Benton House.
P Of course. When would you like to
stay there?
~ 36
1 Go along Abbott Street and it's on the
right, next to the bus station.
2 Go along the High Street, past the
station, and it's on the 1eft, opposite the
department store.
3 Go along the High Street, past the
department store, and turn right. Go
along North Road and it's on the 1eft.
11 ~ 37
taxi?
are you?
~ 41
// look 1 book 1 woman 1 should 1 wood 1
sgar 1 good-looking
/u;/ room i blue i June 1 suit 1 food 1 boots i
choose
~ 43
sixteen million 1 for point two thre 1
five hndred thosand 1 sven thosand,
six hndred and fifty 1 thre h ndred and
ninety i noght point
five
1 a hndred
s
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ANSWERS a 73 hours b 5,3501itres
182 kg 35. kg $399 f second
g 152 hours h 8,000
~ 46
~ 39
ELLIE HelIo?
MIKE He1Io, Aunt Ellie. This`is Mike. I'
calling from Englaad about Ian } s
wedd'g. Is this good time to 11?
E Mike! Yesvof coarse it, is. Oh, dear.
I never replied to email, did I?
Sorry, I' very at emails. But
wereall very happy that youre
comin,over for_Ian's wedding.
M Yes, that's what_I' calling about.
I stay with you when I get there?
Or should_I booka hotel?
E Oh, I' afraid there isn't`
in house because 's
parents staying with us for week.
~
thisv vening.
two million
visitors.
That's thre 've
~ 49
LUCY Are you enjoying the food?
STEVE Yes, it's wonderful. Guy's a great
cook. How's business?
L Oh, it's fine. Busy, you know. I ll
need a holiday.
S Yes, me too.
12.1
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53
W Bye.
/i:/ cheese,leave, week
/u/ boat, note, snow
/o/ cough, often, wash
// snnny, , young
// sofa, scond, woman
/:/ shorts, call, four
/:/ shirt, heard, word
/i/ build,live, thin
// hat, bank, hand
/ei/ hate, great, train
~ 55
Listening Test (See Teacher's Book)
Phonemic Symbols
Vowe1 sounds
//
//
father
/u/
ago l
/ :/
her
cat book
//
l on
got in
/u:/
/:/
shirt arm
/D/
swim happy
/D:/
too born
car
where near
mature boy
here tour
/n/
easy bed
any cup
unc
/i:/
walk eat
meet
//
//
chair
/e/
/1/
noisy nine
/ei/
eye eight
/u/
/au/
over out
day go
bro\
Consonant sounds
/b/
//
park
soup be
/ /
both mother
//
me
the chips
white dog
/S/
think hot
red l
rice zoo
/1/
hand late
/k/
/Z/
page see
/h/
/r~ /
rain sing
1iv_ time
teach job
/d/
/t/
/d3/
/tf /
/n/
name now
/v/
laugh _very
rob face
/ /
think
/f/
look girl
/f /
days shoe
/r/
he110 marry
/g/
//
action television
/w/
write we
b;
/j/
white you
Past Simple
past participle
infinitive
Past Simple
past participle
be
become
begin
break
was/were
became
began
broke
been
become
begun
broken
leave
lose
make
meet
1eft
lost
made
met
1eft
lost
made
met
bring
brought /br:t/
brought /br:t/
paid
paid
buy
bought /bxt/
bought /bxt/
put
put
put
can
catch
could
caught /kxt/
been able
caught /kxt/
read
ride
read /red/
rode
read /red/
ridden
choose
chose
chosen
run
ran
run
say
said /sed/
said /sed/
cost
cut
do
drink
drive
eat
fa11
feel
find
cost
cut
did
drank
drove
ate
fe11
felt
found
cost
cut
done /dnn/
drunk
driven
eaten
fallen
felt
found
see
se11
send
sing
sit
sleep
speak
spe11
spend
saw /sx/
sold
sent
sang
sat
slept
spoke
spelled/spelt
spent
seen
sold
sent
sung
sat
slept
spoken
spelled/spelt
spent
f1y
flew /flu:/
flown /flaun/
stand
stood
stood
forget
get
forgot
got
forgotten
got (US: gotten)
swim
take
swam
took
swum
taken
give
gave
given
teach
taught /txt/
taught /t:t/
go
went
been/gone
te11
told
told
have
hear
had
heard /h:/
had
heard /h:/
think
understand
thought /Axt/
understood
thought iAxt/
understood
hold
know
held
knew /nju:/
held
known //
wear
win
worn
won
worn
won
learn
learned/learnt
learned/learnt
write
wrote
written
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