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CONTENTS
Welcome

4
Sporting life

UNIT 1 One world
Grammar

Grammar

64

Vocabulary

66

Reading

68

Writing

69

Listening

70

: Sum it up

71

Grammar

72

Vocabulary

74

Ю
12

Vocabulary

14

Reading

15

Writing
Listening
Sum it up

16
17

UNIT 2 1 feel happy

,«

Grammar

18

i

20

Vocabulary
Reading
Writing

22
23

Listening

24

.

25

Exam skills: Reading

Reading

76

Writing

77

Listening

78

Exam skills: Reading

79

Consolidation 7 & 8

80

Consolidation 1 & 2

26

UNIT 3 Me and my family

»

Grammar

28

Grammar

. Vocabulary

30

Vocabulary

• Reading
Writing

32
33

Writing

i Listening

34

Listening

Sum it up

35

Sum it up

I

UNIT 9 Would you like dessert?

Reading

тШШШШШШШШШШШШШШШШШШ
. Grammar
Vocabulary

36

Grammar

38

Vocabulary
Reading

40

; Reading

Writing

41

: Writing

; Listening

42

Listening
; Exam skills: Listening

43

Consolidation 3 & 4

44

Exam skills: Listening

Consolidation 9 & 10

I

UNIT 11 A world of animals
Grammar

46

Grammar

Vocabulary

48

Vocabulary

Reading

50

Reading

: Writing
•; Listening

51

Writing

52
53

Sum it up

:

Sum it up

Listening

ХШВШШШШШШк

54

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Grammar

54

.

Grammar

i Vocabulary

56

:

Vocabulary

Reading

58

Reading

I Writing

59

Writing

! Listening
j Exam skills: Writing

60
61
62

j Consolidation 5 & 6
Pronunciation

page 118

Grammar reference

page 122

Listening
Exam skills: Reading and Writin
Consolidation 11 & 12

Irregular verblist

page 128

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The alphabet
1

С И

Colours

Listen a m
e n a m e s a n d t h e cities.

Names
О

H a r jr

1
2

_

3

_ _

1

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b

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5
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1
2
3
4
5

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M a t c h to m a k e t h e w o r d s .

Iphabet

olour

6

nglish
10
ord

w

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2

F i n d a n d ( ^ c l e ) e l e v e n colours in t h e w o r d s n a k e .

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WELCOME

International words

2

Е

Л

Listen a n d put the w o r d s

in o r d e r .
1

U n s c r a m b l e t h e letters to m a k e w o r d s .

1

a

l ]

b

[

с

QJ

phone

d

П

p

e

p

cafe

f

•

tel.levision

g

•

tablet

h

[T]

sushi

i

•

sub

j
2

face

3

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ish us

Щ

7

thole

9

openh

i
ё
ж

8

iytc

10 zizap

11

tranaurest

12

13

axit

cinadswh

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15

bleatt

J

airport

i z z a

hotel
c i t

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SUMMING UP
1

4

LJ

hamburger

П

Listen a n d draw.

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A r t i c l e s : о and on

T h e day

1

1

2

( y r c l e ) the correct options.

0

a /(an)orange bus

1

a Ian Italian city

2

a I an American T V

3

a I an white tablet

4

a I an English actor

5

о / an hamburger

6

a I an black taxi

7

о / o n phone

8

a I an grey airport

9

a Ian

red bus

L o o k at t h e p i c t u r e s a n d c o m p l e t e t h e p h r a s e s .

0

Good m o r n i n g

1

Good

2

Good

3

Good

W r i t e t h e w o r d s in t h e list in t h e c o r r e c t
c o l u m n s . H o w m a n y m o r e w o r d s can y o u
write?

actor i airport j apple j city j hamburger
hotel | orange | T V
a

an

city

Saying Hello a n d
1

Goodbye

W r i t e t h e w o r d s in t h e list u n d e r t h e p i c t u r e s .

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WELCOME

C l a s s r o o m objects

SUMMING UP

1

1

M a t c h t h e p i c t u r e s w i t h the w o r d s in t h e list.

Ш11

Put t h e d i a l o g u e s in o r d e r . T h e n listen a n d

W r i t e 1-10 in t h e b o x e s .

check.

1 ^QQk j 2 chair | 3 computer | 4 desk
5 door i 6 pen j 7 pencil j 8 projector
9 board j 10 window

Dialogue 1
И

CONNOR

Good morning, Mr Davis.

Q ]

CONNOR

I'm fine. And you?

|

] MR DAVIS

[ _ j MR DAVIS

Hello, Connor. How are you?
I'm great, thanks.

Dialogue 2
E

D

LEWIS

Yeah, have a good day.

LEWIS

Bye, Paula.

[ 1 PAULA

Bye, Lewis. See you later.

Dialogue 3

E

C

I

I LUCY

I'm fine, thank you.

[

I LUCY

Bye, Mrs Edwards.

[

LUCY

I

2

В

E

С

j MRS EDWARDS

Good. I'll see you in class.

|_ j MRS EDWARDS

Hello, Lucy. How are you?

Write short dialogues.

C

OLIVIA
JIM
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BRIAN
OLIVIA

Find t h e w o r d s f r o m E x e r c i s e 1 in t h e w o r d
search.

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Good afternoon, Mrs Edwards.

TIM
DAD

Hello.


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N u m b e r s 0-20
1

С i ass roo m 1 a nguage

W r i t e t h e n u m b e r s in t h e b o x e s .

s

1

four

2

eight

3

twenty

i—I

4

five

I I

5

twelve

6
7

six
eleven

8

one

9

fifteen

•
Li
•
[ ]
•
•I i
!—I

10

nineteen

11

zero

1

12

seven

13

sixteen

14

eighteen

15

ten

16

fourteen

17

three

18

thirteen

19

seventeen

20

two

21

nine

(^ircle) t h e c o r r e c t o p t i o n s .

•
П
i

!

n
i

I

LJ

0

Close your books. I

CTWhat

1

does this теапГ^>

Put up your ha
Close your boo

Plural nouns
1

H o w many? Find, count and write the plurals.
book | chair j child | computer ) door I man
pencil j pen j phone j window | woman

4

$

2

Listen. I

3

That's right.

4

Listen. I
Look at the picture.

6

Open your books. I
Look at the picture.

Work with a par
That's

5

wrong.

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N u m b e r s 20-100
1

2 OE3

Write the numbers.

a

0

seventy

1

thirty

с

2

forty

d

3

ninety

e

4

a hundred

f

5

fifty

g

6

twenty

7

sixty

i

8

eighty

j

9

thirty-four

к

10

sixty-eight

11

twenty-one

12

ninety-nine

13

fifty-three

Listen and write the numbers.

thirty-four

b

70

h

....

Messages
1

C B

L i s t e n to t h e m e s s a g e s a n d (jHrcjeHhe c o r r e c t o p t i o n s .

Message 1

Message 2

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Hi, Debbie

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Her house number i s 4 4 / 34.
The bus number is 75 / 16.
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His house number is 71 8.
2

6

7

3

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His phone number is
^098786875810987886758.

8

01244

9

756445315634453.

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S U M M I N G UP
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Message 1

Message 2

Hi, Martin
Message from Mr °

H

.

C h | o e

CfeflH*

—

His house number is .

_

The bus number is

-

His phone number is _

.

H e r

^

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The bus number is ^
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GRAMMAR
Question words
1

*

3

* *

L o o k at the p i c t u r e s a n d (^ircje)th<

words.

SB page 14

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C o m p l e t e the s e n t e n c e s w i t h t h e c o r r e c t

Hel(§je)l/fish

question words.

0

What

is your name?

1 We/You//are1

old are you?

are you from?
2

They I We / You г

Japanese.

3

She I He I It is ele\

4

l/Shel

5

We / 7hey / You are

I

is your favourite athlete?

WeamCa

is he/she your favourite athlete?

2

* * *

W r i t e a n s w e r s to t h e q u e s t i o n s in Exercise

1 so t h e y a r e t r u e for y o u .

0

** -

F

1 Щ

r

e

d

H*

My name is __

1
6

We / You / 77iey are
sisters.

7

Pronunciation
/ h / o r / w / in q u e s t i o n w o r d s

Goto page 118.
10

/ / / f / V o u is the Brazi
flag.

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to be
4

*

6

R e w r i t e t h e s e n t e n c e s using s h o r t f o r m s .

0

C o m p l e t e t h e t a b l e with t h e w o r d s in

It is a Turkish flag.

t h e list.

It's a Turkish flag.

am I are j are j are
1

0

1

is
am

is

is

f

I

He

I

We

6

5

0

They are British.

4

We are from London.

5

I am Paul. What is your name?

6

He is 12 today.

I

\ sisters.
friends.

They

* *

3

\

Japanese.
|

is.

|

\

\

It

5

You are a good friend.

!

~

from Mexico.

"

. 4

2

happy.

She

!

She is Russian.

1 Paul.

!

;3

1

1 13

j 1 You
2

ONE W O R L D

C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h t h e v e r b to be. U s e s h o r t f o r m s

You

're

Russian.

5

She

American.

• н и ш

G E T IT R I G H T !

<•>

Subject-verb agreement with be
1

I

Portuguese.

• W e use the form of be that agrees with the subject.
j /

They are from Italy.

| X They is from Italy.
Correct the sentences.

0

There are a beautiful beach.
There is a beautiful

2

3

4

We

They

He

beach.

Mexican.

Brazilian.

1

The lessons is for two hours.

2

It are cold today.

3

Are the English player good?

4

We's from France.

5

My favourite country are the USA.

Spanish.

11


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Word list

the UK/British

Mexico / Mexican

the U S A / American

Countries
and
nationalities

Spain / Spanish

Russia / Russian
Portugal / Portuguese
Brazil / Brazilian

new * old

fast * slow

cheap *• expensive

Key w o r d s In context
athlete

Usain Bolt is a famous athlete from Jamaica.

country

Mexico is a beautiful country.

fan

I'm a great fan of Jennifer Lawrence.

flag

The American flag is red, white and blue.

nationality

What's your nationality?

player

Gareth Bale is my favourite football player.

big * small

dirty * clean


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Countries and nationalities

Ш9ШВ
1

ir

F i n d t e n countries in t h e w o r d

search. Then write the countries.

N

H

I (в

i

s

О

С

I

X

Е

М

R

A

z

I

0

s

G

Е

A

в

V

J

A

s

К

о

J

Т

К

с

N

A

M

P

s

и

I

и

U

Y

E

I

F

A

L

т

С

R

E

м

Z

S

E

S

L

н

С

К

H

p

В

S

К

P

R

А

н

Е

T

н

E

U

S

A

U

F

X

Y

A

с

V

R

w

I

Z

R

В

J

2

E

J

A

P

A

N

A

I

т

О.

3

R

R

К

A

Y

H

В

С

N

М

4

С

P

О

R

T

U

С

А

L

D

The car i s . . .
0

0

1

У

Brazil

1
2

expensive

. _

_

£ 5

° 1игИ

_
..

3
4
5
6

The car i s . . .
_

5

7

6

8

7

9

8

2

C o m p l e t e the w o r d s .

9

_

_ _ .

ick

Put t h e w o r d s in o r d e r to m a k e s e n t e n c e s .

0

Oliver's from Cape Town. He's
South Afric an
.

1

He's from London. He's Briti

2

I'm from Mexico City. I'm
Mexic

3

She's from New York. She's
Americ

1

red / H e r / i s / p e n

4

They're from Barcelona. They're
Span
.

2

is / house/ old / O u r

5

You're from Moscow. You're
Russi

3

fast/bikes/Their/are

6

My mum is from Rio. She's

Brazili

4

big / school / Our / is

7

Our teacher is from Lisbon. He's
Portugu
.

5

My / small / bedroom / is

8

Haruki is from Tokyo. He'sjapan

9

They're from Istanbul.
They're Turk

6

car/Her/expensive/is

4

0

book/English/My/new/is
My English

book is new.

13


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1

ШШ

C o m p l e t e t h e t a b l e . T h e n look at t h e w e b s i t e on p a g e 13 of t h e Student

check your answers.

Name
Pedro
Brittany

|

A

g

\ Country

e

TI
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: Favourite athlete

I City

10

I

••- — у

" " "

I

.

Oleg

J

J

|

Haruka
2

R e a d t h e text q u i c k l y . W h e r e are t h e y f r o m ? M a t c h t h e n a m e s w i t h t h e c o u n t r i e s .

E

a

Turkey

1

Mary Lou

L

b

South Africa

2

Ibrahim

LI

с

Mexico

3

Rebecca

the USA

Lucy

С
L

d

4

e

the UK

0 Juan

Hi, my name's Juan. I'm from Acapulco. I'm Mexican. I'm twelve years old.
My favourite athlete is James Rodriguez. He's a football player from Colombia. He's great.

My name's Mary Lou. I'm ten years old. I'm American. I'm from Dallas.
My favourite athlete is Rafael Nadal. He's a tennis player. He's Spanish. He's awesome.

Hi, I'm Ibrahim. I'm from Istanbul. I'm Turkish. I'm eleven years old.
My favourite athlete is Ellie Simmonds. She's a swimmer from the UK. She's really fast.

My name's Rebecca. I'm twelve years old. I'm South African. I'm from Cape Town.
My favourite athlete is Marta. She's a footballer. She's Brazilian. She's amazing.

My name's Lucy. I'm eleven years old. I'm British. I'm from Liverpool.
My favourite athlete is Usain Bolt. He's a runner. He's Jamaican. He's great.

3

R e a d t h e text a g a i n . M a r k t h e s e n t e n c e s T (true) or F (false).

0 Juan is from Mexico City.
1 Juan's favourite athlete is a football player.

14

2

Mary Lou is ten.

3

Mary Lou's favourite athlete is a Brazilian tennis player.

4

Ibrahim is from Turkey.

5

Ellie Simmonds is an American swimmer.

6

Rebecca is eleven.

7

Rebecca is from Brazil.

8

Lucy is from Liverpool.

9

Lucy's favourite athlete is a woman.

Ifi

•

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П
•
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DEVELOPING WRITING
\ b o u t me
R e a d t h e mini q u e s t i o n n a i r e . T h e n c o m p l e t e t h e text w i t h t h e m i s s i n g w o r d s .

Bournemouth S p o r t s f B H
Be the Best - Summer Sports Camp on the English Coast!
Tennis, football, volleyball, athletics - we can help you be the best!
We want to know all about you.

Pedro
Hi, my name is -'.
I'm Brazilian. I'm from
l' 2
years old.
My favourite athlete is
1

What's your name?

1

Pedro Velho

m

Where are you from?
How old are you?

2

Nova Friburgo in Brazil

12

Who's your favourite athlete?

LionelMessi

Who's your favourite pop star?

will.iam

He's a football player from Argentina,
He's amazing. I love football!
i love music, too. My favourite pop star is
4
He's awesome. .

U s e t h e t e x t to c o m p l e t e t h e q u e s t i o n n a i r e .

Bout

Hi, my name is Amy Davies. I'm American.
I'm from Seattle. I'm eleven years old.
My favourite athlete is Serena Williams.

She's a tennis player from the USA.
She's awesome. I love tennis!
I love music, too. My favourite pop star
is Taylor Swift. She's great.

Be the Best - Summer Sports Camp on the English Coast
Tennis, football, volleyball, athletics - we can help you be the best!
We want to know all about you.
0

What's your name?

Amy Davies

Where are you from?
How old are you?

2

Who's your favourite athlete?
Who's your favourite pop star?

3

3

—
4

C o m p l e t e the text about y o u .

Hi, my name i s

1

I'm from •

I'm •

. He's / She's a

b

lm
6

years old. My favourite athlete is __
from

7

_

I love music, too. My favourite pop star is 10

• He's / She's

. I love

1

9

11

He's/She's .

15


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1

ШШШ

DIALOGUE

L i s t e n to t h e d i a l o g u e . N u m b e r

1

C h o o s e t h e c o r r e c t a n s w e r s ( А , В o r C ) to corr
dialogue.

t h e p e o p l e in t h e o r d e r y o u h e a r t h e m .

BOY

Hi, what's your name?

GIRL

I'm 0

A

12.



Brazil.

âJulia.

ã

BOY

And where are you from?

GIRL

1

A

I'm American.

В

I'm 10.

С

Sara.

BOY

What city are you from?

GIRL

2

A

Japan.

В

New York.

С

Mexico.

BOY

New York's a beautiful city.

GIRL

3

A

Yes, lam.

В

Yes, it is.

С

Yes, they are.

BOY

Who's your favourite singer?

GIRL

4

A

Pharrell Williams.

В

Ronaldo.

С Yes.
BOY

Why is he your favourite singer?

GIRL

5

A

No.

В

Yes.

С

Because he's awesome.

BOY

Nice to meet you, Julia.

GIRL

6

A

Yes.

В

No.

С

Nice to meet you, too.

PHRASES F O R F L U E N C Y
1
2

ШШШ

Ayse ! Keiko j Kayla j Roberto i Steve
(^ircie) t h e c o r r e c t a n s w e r s ( A or B).

0
1

Keiko is from ...
( A ) Japan.
В

Roberto is from
A Beijing.
В

2

Ayse is from ...
В
A Istanbul.

3

Steve is from ...
A London.
В

4

Lisbon.

M a t c h t h e p h r a s e s 1 - 4 w i t h their similar m e a n i n ;

London.

2

1

How's it going?

a

Goodbye.

2

See you later.

b

How are yoi

3

I know.

с

Great.

4

That is so awesome!

d

You're right.

Lisbon.
Moscow.

1

2

Cape Town.
Cape Town.

A

Hi, Connor.

В

I'm fine, thanks.

A

Bye, Jan ice.

В

Bye, Tim.

A

This is my new laptop.

В

4

A
В

16

j

U s e t h e p h r a s e s 1 - 4 in E x e r c i s e 1 to c o m p l e t e the

3
В

j

dialogues.

Kayla is from ...
A

B

Listen again a n d w r i t e t h e n a m e s

in t h e list u n d e r the p i c t u r e s in Exercise 1.

3

S

Liam's a great football player.

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ie В
mm

o r

a

u

u

i

z

^jjP

W h e r e d o you find these things?

A

the USA

A

Mexico
Brazn

В

the. UK

3

С

Spain

С japan

A

the USA

A Japan

W h e r e are these capital
cities?

2

3
С

r

Iu key
Russia

В

Portugal

С

Spain

^fPl

W h e r e d o they say 'hello'
like this?

W h o is from

1
A

fn

P

2 IVjeno!. Di;;s'

L

4

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Merhaba'

v >

a t

v i

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v i

£

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4

*•*•

to be (negativej singular a n d plural)

0
1

*

your name / Mary?
Is your

^ i r c l e ) t h e c o r r e c t f o r m o f to be.

0 JoeiVsj/ am happy today. It s / re his birthday.

2

W r i t e t h e q u e s t i o n s . T h e n w r i t e ai

t h e q u e s t i o n s so t h e y a r e t r u e for y o u .

1

you/15?

1

We am I are excited. We s / 're on holiday.

2

It s / ' m late. I s / ' m tired.

2

you / Mexican?

3

Helen and Amanda is I are happy today.
They is I are in the tennis team.

3

your mum / a teacher?

4

You are I is angry.

5

It is I are hot here.

4

your dad / from England?

5

you/happy?

6

your / classmates/friendly?

* *

C o m p l e t e the sentences with the

c o r r e c t negative f o r m o f to be.

0

I

'm not_

tired. I'm worried.

1 James
2

happy. He's bored.

Sarah and Jane

worried. They're

excited.
3

No,

name Mary?

5

We

angry with you. We're

* *

C o m p l e t e t h e text m e s s a g e s w i t h tr

f o r m o f to be.

worried about you. That's all.
4

Susan

_

happy at her new school.

Her new classmates

very friendly.
0

5

It

hot in here. It's cold. Close the

window.
6

I

_

hungry. I'm thirsty.

to be {questions and short answers)

Hi, K a t h y .
Are
y o u happy?
1
your n e w school с ж
2
t h e students friendly
3
_____ it sunny there? It
(X) sunny here ©.
5

School
^ (X) t h e same

w i t h o u t you ©. Text me.

(^irde) t h e c o r r e c t f o r m o f to be.

1 A
В

Is /{Are)Martin and Matt with you?
No, they isn't 1 aren't.

Hi, Marie. I
School
7

2

A

Am 1 Is 1 in your team?

В

Yes, you is 1 are.

3

A

Am 1 Are you on the beach now?

В

No, we isn't 1 aren't.

4

A

I s ! Are Nick at home?

В

No, he isn't 1 aren't.

5
6

18

A

Is 1 Are Emma at school today?

В

Yes, she is 1 are.

A

Am 1 Are you American?

В

No, 1 m not / aren't.

6

( S ) happy ©

bere in Australia. T h e ^ ^

1

" * '

6

t h e p i a y g r o u n ^ ^ ' ^ ^ P o " ^
all bad!

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8

bject pronouns

* * *

W r i t e q u e s t i o n s w i t h like a n d t h e w o r d in

b r a c k e t s . T h e n w r i t e a n s w e r s to t h e q u e s t i o n s so
if

C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h me, him, her,

t h e y a r e t r u e for y o u .

us, you a n d them.
0

My new school

Katy Perry? (you)
Ъоуои

like Katy Perry?

Yes, I like her. She's a great

0

My new school is excellent. I really like

singer.

1

the T V programme Dr Who? (you)

2

football? (your dad)

3

One Direction? (your best friend)

4

Taylor Swift? (you)

5

comedy films? (your mum)

6

the song 'Good Feeling' by Flo Rida? (you)

7

talent shows? (your mum and dad)

it
1

The school dinners are great. I like

2

Our English teacher is Mrs Smith. I like

3

We are good students. Mrs Smith is very happy
with

4

Tim is my best friend here. He's great. I really like

G E T IT R I G H T !

&

5

I'm friendly. My classmates like

Object pronouns

6

Are you friendly? Do your classmates like
?

I W e use it in the singular and them in t h e plural

* *

C o m p l e t e the dialogues so they are true for

you. Use t h e correct object pronouns.

0

A Do you like
person)
В

1

Neymar

Yes, I really like

A Do you like

? (name of a sports

him
? (name of a girl

singer)
В

2

Yes, I like

A Do you like

She's great.
? (name of pop

j /

/ don't want this sweet. You have it.

I /

/ don't want these sweets. You have them.

': Л / don't want these sweefs. You have it.
(Circle)the correct options.

0

This is my school. I like(/f)/ them.

1

I play computer games. I like it I them.

2

My dad has a really cool phone. I want it I them .

3

My country is small but I like it I them a lot.

4

One Direction? I don't like it I them.

5

group)
В
3

В
4

No, I don't like

A Do you like
Yes, I like

A Do you like
В

Yes, I like

1

My friends are here. I play football with it I them
every afternoon.

. They're terrible.
? (name of an actor)
He's an excellent actor.
? (name of a film)
It's very funny.

6

Here is my homework. I finished it I them this
morning.


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Word list
Adjectives to describe feelings
sad

bored

worried

angry

hungry

tired

thirsty

funny

great

Key words in context
beach

It's a sunny day. We're on the beach.

bus

I'm on the bus with my friends.

club

It's a club. They do lots of different activities there.

film

1 like comedy films. They're funny.

friendly

1 like Kate. She's very friendly.

holiday

My friend is on holiday in Australia.

mask

My mum's carnival mask is very beautiful.

song

1 love the song 'Royals' by Lorde.

stadium

I'm at the stadium. There's a football match today.

sweets

1 like chocolate and sweets.

team

Mike is in our football team.

train

We're on the train with my mum.

awful

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Positive and negative adjectives

adjectives to describe feelings
U n s c r a m b l e t h e letters to m a k e a d j e c t i v e s .

4

* *

Unscramble the words and complete the

sentences.

t i jr. e A.

5

0

He's a

actor, (dba)

1

She's a

2

Sao Paulo is a

3

The weather today

4

It's a

5

There's an exam today. It's...

6

The pizzas here are

7

Volleyball is an

had

player, (ogod)

city, (arget)
(fluwa)
game, (unfyn)
! (ritlerbe)
(etnlcxele)
sport, (igecntix)

"k"k*k C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s s o t h e y are t r u e
for y o u .

1

C o m p l e t e the sentences with the

ick

0

a d j e c t i v e s in Exercise 1.

0

It's late and you're

1

My new bike is broken. My dad's

1

. G o to bed.

tired

2

_

with me.
2

I'm

3

My friends are

4

Shakira

. Let's play a game on your tablet.

is a good book.
_

_

is a funny actor.

3

is a terrible sport.

4

is a great football player.

5

There's a football

_

is an exciting city.

match at our school today.

6

is an awful computer game.

There's an exam at school today. Simon's

7

is a bad song.

8
. Can I have a drink?

I'm hot and

. He wants a sandwich.

He's
8

It's winter. It's

9

We're

* * *

. Let's go for a swim!

(^cTg) the correct adjectives.

3

4
5

6

* *

awful j bad j excellent j exciting

funny | good | great j terrible
0

about the holiday?

A

Yes, I do

2

Yes, O K . That's a good idea.

A

Are you hungry I thirsty!

В

Yes, I am.

A

Let's have some pizza then.

A It's really hot / cold in here.
В

You're right. Let's close the window.

A

I'm really tired/

great

It's a(n)

sport.
sport.

A Do you like the Harry Potter books?
В

В

It's a(n)

Do you like swimming?

В

Yes, she is.

A It's cold I hot today. Let's go for a swim.

. They're

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A Do you like basketball?

4

A Do you like Ronaldo?

В

It's a(n)

В

books.
game.

He's a(n)
football player.

5

A Do you like The Hobbit films?
В

.They're

films.

thirsty.

В

Here's a bottle of water.

A

Thanks.

Pronunciation
sad with you.

В Why?
A

A Do you like football?
В

No, I'm not. It's an easy exam.

A Mum's angry/

C o m p l e t e t h e d i a l o g u e s s o t h e y are

t r u e for y o u . U s e Yes, / do or No, / don't and an

1

A Is Kate excited/bored
В

2

6

A Are you(vvOT/ec])/ excited about the exam
В

are

a d j e c t i v e f r o m t h e list.

tomorrow?
1

and
excellent games.

Andy's dog is ill. He's

0

is a great singer.

You're late home.

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READING
1

C o m p l e t e t h e sentences with likes or doesn't like. T h e n look at t h e dial<
24 of t h e Student's Book a n d c h e c k y o u r a n s w e r s .
0

2

Nick

doesn't

1

Connor

2

Nick,

like

Formula One.
Ben Stiller.

„

him.

3

Nick

One Direction.

4

Nick

icecream.

5

Nick

_

Jenny Carter.

R e a d t h e profile of a famous singer quickly. Find a n d underline t h e answers to t h e s e questions
1

What's her real name?

2

What's her stage name?

Name: Ella Yelich-O'Connor
Stage Name: Lorde
Nationality: NewZealander
Place of Birth: New Zealand
Likes: photography, music and books

T

he year is 2013. Ella Y e l i c h - O ' C o n n o r is at secondary school. She's
a sixteen-year old teenager from N e w Z e a l a n d . Her mother's

n a m e is Sonja Yelich and she's Croatian. Her father's n a m e is V i c
O ' C o n n o r and he's Irish. Ella is a famous singer, a n d her hit 'Royals'
is at the top of the N e w Z e a l a n d charts. Her first a l b u m is in the top
five in the U K , C a n a d a , the U S A , Ireland a n d Norway. M a y b e it's a hit
in your country, too! Ella Y e l i c h - O ' C o n n o r is a q u e e n of pop. She likes
electronic music and she really likes hip hop.

She's a style icon but does she like fashion?
Yes, she does. She loves clothes.
Does she like social media?
Yes, she does. She likes Twitter and Instagram.
What does she like?
Ella likes books - all kinds of books. Books are important to her. The words of her
songs are from books and her songs are like short stories.

3

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R e a d t h e profile again a n d write short answers to t h e q u e s t i o n s .
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Is her stage name Ella?

1

Does she like photography?

2

Is Lorde from New York?

3

Is her father Irish?

4

Is she a singer?

5

Does she like electronic music?

6

Does she like clothes?

7

Are books important to her?

8

Is she popular in your country?

No, it

isn't.

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3

I text message

L o o k at t h e text m e s s a g e s in Exercise 1. U s e likes o r

doesn't like to c o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s .

R e a d t h e text m e s s a g e s a n d u n d e r l i n e t h e

0

adjectives.

Kate

the book. It's a

likes

happy

story.
Hi, Amy. Are you still bored? Read a book! My
favourite book is Anne of Green Gables. It's a
great story. I really like Anne. She's friendly and
funny. It's a happy story ©. Please read it.

1

Tim

the film. It's

2

Lara

the song. It's

3

Hannah

the film. It's

4 Jake

the song. It's

Kate
4

Y o u like a b o o k a n d y o u w a n t to text a f r i e n d a b o u t
it. C o m p l e t e t h e text m e s s a g e .

Hi, Matt. I'm at the cinema. The film is terrible. I
don't like it. The actors are very bad. I don't like
them. I'm really bored ©. Where are you? Text r
Tim

5

Y o u d o n ' t like a film a n d y o u w a n t to text a f r i e n d
a b o u t it. C o m p l e t e t h e text m e s s a g e .

. I'm at the cinema. The film
I
it.

Hi,
Hi, Sally. Thank you for the film. It's very funny. I

really like it. My sister likes it too.

is

The actors are
I

Jim Carrey is great. He's a very funny actor. The
other actors are good, too. Speak soon.

them. I'm really
©. Where are you? Text me.

Hannah
6

T h i n k a b o u t a film, a b o o k , a b a n d or a s o n g a n d
w r i t e notes a b o u t it.

Hi, Tony. The song is terrible. The singer is awful.
How is it number 1? I don't like it. My friends
don't like it. Do you like it?
Jake

2

I Title:
| like / don't like

great/terrible

W r i t e t h e a d j e c t i v e s in Exercise 1 in t h e c o r r e c t
columns.

Writing tip: Some usefu
Positive

j Negative

I bored

: I like I don't like the film.

: I really like I love the film.
• The film I book I band I song is funny I exciting I sad.
: The actor(s) / singer(s) is I are great I terrible I awful.

• The ending is happy I sad.

7

N o w w r i t e a s h o r t text m e s s a g e a b o u t t h e film,
b o o k , b a n d or song. W r i t e 3 5 - 5 0 w o r d s .

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