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Grammar worksheets
Give your students extra grammar practice to consolidate the
grammar in the Student Books. These worksheets can be used as
homework or in class.
Vocabulary worksheets
Give your students extra vocabulary practice to consolidate the
vocabulary in the Student Books. These worksheets include
wordsearches, crosswords, dialogue gap fills and logic puzzles, as
well as sentence completion.
CEF Portfolio Builders
Download photocopiable language portfolios specially written for use
with each level of English in Mind.
Guided dialogues
Extra speaking activities for your students. In pairs, students
complete the gapped dialogues with their own ideas. They can then
practise them together.
Wordlists
Give your students extra vocabulary practice by using these wordlists
to make tests and extra practice activities. You could also encourage

students to make personal dictionaries by writing their own
definitions and example sentences. The wordlists are available in 15
languages.
Mid-module and End of module tests
Tests to assess students' progress both halfway through and at the
end of each module. Two versions of each test are available to
combat cheating.
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Further resources
English in Mind and the use of a portfolio: what's in it for you and your
students?
The European Language Portfolio (ELP) is becoming a buzzword. In
this article, Herbert Puchta describes what the ELP is, and why it is a
good thing.
Interview with Herbert Puchta
In an interview that appeared in The Teacher magazine in Poland,
Herbert Puchta elaborates on some of his interests, and how this
relates to English in Mind.
Teaching Tips
Gary Anderson offers some advice on teaching teenagers.
KET and PET correlations
Cross-reference grids for PET and KET syllabuses.
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Unit 1 Answer key
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1 2 a
3 an

4 a
5 an
6 a
7 an
8 an
9 a
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2 2 55
3 30
4 8
5 71
6 99
7 11
8 22
9 3
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3 2 zero
3 seventeen
4 a hundred / one hundred
5 eighty
6 six
7 ninety-®ve
8 forty-four
9 twelve
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4 2 a
3 c
4 a
5 b
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 1
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 1
Starter
Unit 1 Grammar Practice
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1 Write a or an.
1 great video
a
2 good book
3 interesting teacher
4 small man
5 excellent answer
6 new cinema
7 old woman
8 expensive computer game
9 bad singer
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2 Write the words in numbers.
1 sixteen
16
2 ®fty-®ve
3 thirty
4 eight
5 seventy-one
6 ninety-nine
7 eleven
8 twenty-two
9 three
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3 Write the numbers in words.
1 29
twenty-nine
2 0
3 17
4 100
5 80
6 6
7 95
8 44
9 12
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4 Choose the correct answer, a, b or c.
1 the answer?
What's
a I b What's c Sorry
2 That's , Ben. Excellent!
a right b answer c thanks
3 Sorry. I don't
a can b help c understand
4 No I can help you.
a problem b great c sorry
5 What's `pizza' English?
a on b in c an
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Cambridge University Press 2004 Starter Unit 1
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 1
Starter

Unit 2 Answer key
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1 2 is
3 're
4 's
5 Is
6 Are
7 Am
8 are
9 's
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2 2 a
3 c
4 b
5 a
6 c
7 a
8 a
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3 2 How old is your father?
3 What is your phone number?
4 Where is Barcelona?
5 Is your mother from Japan?
6 What is this in Italian?
7 Who is this woman?
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4 2 [7] Are you a good singer?
3 [3]
4 [7] Tennis is a great game.
5 [7] What's your phone number?

6 [7] How old is this person?
7 [3]
8 [7] Where is my notebook?
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 2
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 2
Starter
Unit 2 Grammar Practice
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1 Circle the correct form of the verb be.
1 I 'm / 're from Argentina.
2 Nicole am / is an actor.
3 You 're / 's an interesting person.
4 He 'm / 's a French singer.
5 Am / Is it an expensive hotel?
6 Are / Is you from Belgium?
7 Am / Are I right?
8 How old is / are you?
9 She 's / 'm an excellent tennis player.
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2 Choose the correct answer a, b or c.
1 This a good video.
isn't
a aren't b isn't c 'm not
2 This is my mother. ®fty-®ve.
a She's b He's c It's
3 I a great football player.
a isn't b aren't c 'm not
4 a big city in Canada.

a He's b It's c She's
5 this a cheap restaurant?
a Is b Aren't c What
6 You from France!
a isn't b am c aren't
7 I from the USA.
a 'm b 's c 're
8 you OK?
a Are b Is c Am
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3 Put the words in order to make questions.
1 you / are / Where / from
?
Where are you from?
2 father / old / your / is / How
?
3 is / phone / your / What / number
?
4 Barcelona / is / Where
?
5 from / your / Is / Japan / mother
?
6 this / is / Italian / in / What
?
7 this / Who / woman / is
?
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4 Right (3) or wrong (7). Correct the wrong
sentences.
1 Carla are from Spain.

7
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Carla is from Spain.
2 Is you a good singer?
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3 This isn't my mobile phone.
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4 Tennis are a great game.
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5 What your phone number?
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6 How old this person?
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7 What's your address?
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8 Where are my notebook.
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 2

Starter
Unit 3 Answer key
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1 2 Dan and Simon aren't American.
3 We aren't popular people.
4 I'm not from Cambridge.
5 You and Sara aren't wonderful tennis
players.
6 Finding Nemo isn't a fantastic ®lm.
7 Sydney isn't the capital of Australia.
8 They aren't a good team.
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2 2 I don't like rap music.
3 I like computers.
4 I don't like cheap hamburgers.
5 I like football.
6 I like small dogs.
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3 2 Do you like the Backstreet Boys? Yes, I do.
3 Do you like golf ? No, I don't.
4 Do you like Shania Twain? No, I don't.
5 Do you like Drew Barrymore? Yes, I do.
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4 2 her
3 him
4 them
5 us
6 you
7 it
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 3
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 3
Starter
Unit 3 Grammar Practice
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1 Make the positive sentences negative.
1 The Matrix is a terrible ®lm.
The Matrix isn't a terrible ®lm.

2 Dan and Simon are American.

3 We are popular people.

4 I'm from Cambridge.

5 You and Sara are wonderful tennis players.

6 Finding Nemo is a fantastic ®lm.

7 Sydney is the capital of Australia.

8 They are a good team.

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2 Write positive and negative sentences.
Use the clues to help you.
1 The Simpsons (3)
I like The Simpsons.

2 rap music (7)

3 computers (3)

4 cheap hamburgers (7)

5 football (3)

6 small dogs (3)

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3 Write the questions and the answers.
Use the clues to help you.
1 Johnny Depp? (7)
Do you like Johnny Depp?

No, I don't.

2 the Backstreet Boys? (3)


3 golf ? (7)


4 Shania Twain? (7)


5 Drew Barrymore? (3)

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4 Complete the sentences with the correct
object pronouns.
1 I like Janet, but she doesn't like
me.
2 She likes Tom, but he doesn't like
3 He likes Carla and Sue, but they don't
like
4 Carla and Sue like me and Janet, but we
don't like
5 We like you, but you don't like
6 You like my dog, but it doesn't like
7 My dog likes me, but I don't like
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 3
Starter
Unit 4 Answer key
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1 2 We don't live in a big house in Rome.
3 My brother doesn't watch TV a lot.
4 She doesn't go to the cinema at weekends.
5 He doesn't study German at school.
6 I don't play tennis.
7 My uncle doesn't read the newspaper at
work.
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2 2 Do you listen to rap music?

3 Does your dad speak Italian?
4 Do they like their school?
5 Does she have a dishwasher?
6 Do you like Harry Potter books?
7 Does he study French?
8 Where does she live?
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3 2 Do
3 Do
4 Does
5 Do
6 Does
7 Does
8 Do
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4 2 No, she doesn't.
3 Yes, they do.
4 Yes, she does.
5 No, he doesn't
6 No, we don't.
7 Yes, he does.
8 No, they don't.
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 4
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 4
Starter
Unit 4 Grammar Practice
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1 Make the sentences negative.

1 My father works in a bank.
My father doesn't work in a bank.

2 We live in a big house in Rome.

3 My brother watches TV a lot.

4 She goes to the cinema at weekends.

5 He studies German at school.

6 I play tennis.

7 My uncle reads the newspaper at work.

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2 Put the words in order to make questions.
1 he / live / Does / aunt / with / his
Does he live with his aunt?
?
2 listen / you / rap music / Do / to
?
3 Dad / Does / your / Italian / speak
?
4 like / they / Do / school / their
?
5 she / have / dishwasher / a / Does
?
6 Harry Potter / like / you / Do / books
?

7 study / he / French / Does
?
8 Does / she / where / live
?
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3 Complete the questions with do or does .
1 John work in a hospital?
Does
2 you go shopping at weekends?
3 a lot of people speak Chinese?
4 your aunt write books?
5 they have four children?
6 he live with his parents?
7 her grandmother have a computer?
8 their parents go for walks?
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4 Write the answers. Use the clues to help you.
1 Does Harry Potter go to Hogwarts? (3)
Yes, he does.

2 Does Madonna live in Paris? (7)

3 Do your brothers study Spanish? (3)

4 Does her daughter love Robbie Williams? (3)

5 Does your grandfather watch cartoons? (7)

6 Do you and your friends like school? (7)

7 Does your uncle speak Japanese? (3)

8 Do her children play volleyball? (7)

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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 4
Starter
Unit 5 Answer key
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1 2 There aren't any chemists in the High Street.
3 There aren't any teenagers in the park.
4 There isn't a different band every day.
5 There aren't lots of sports to play.
6 There aren't any excellent restaurants in the
street.
7 There isn't a post of®ce behind the
supermarket.
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2 2 Is there a parcel for me?
3 Are there any concerts at the weekend?
4 Is there a lot to do in Paris?
5 Are there any interesting shops here?
6 Is there a park in your town?
7 Are there a lot of Japanese people in Brazil?
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3 2 No, there isn't.
3 Yes, there are.

4 Yes, there is.
5 No, there aren't.
6 No, there isn't.
7 Yes, there are.
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4 2 Watch
3 Listen
4 Sit
5 Go
6 Turn
7 Look
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 5
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 5
Starter
Unit 5 Grammar Practice
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1 Make the positive sentences negative.
1 There are good ®lms on TV at the weekend.
There aren't any good ®lms on TV at the

weekend.

2 There's a chemist in the High Street.

3 There are teenagers in the park.

4 There's a different band every day.

5 There are lots of sports to play.

6 There are excellent restaurants in this street.

7 There is a post of®ce behind the
supermarket.

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2 Put the words in the correct order to make
questions.
1 library / there / near / Is / a / here
Is there a library ne ar hear?
?
2 me / parcel / for / there / Is / a
?
3 any / there / concerts / the weekend / Are / at
?
4 to do / Paris / lot / a / Is / there / in
?
5 here / shops / interesting / there / Are / any
?
6 your / park / a / there / Is / town / in
?
7 Brazil / there / Japanese / Are / in / a lot of /
people
?
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3 Write the answers to the questions in
exercise 2. Use the clues to help you.
1 (7)

No, there isn't.
2 (7)
3 (3)
4 (3)
5 (7)
6 (7)
7 (3)
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4 Complete the sentences with the words in
the box.
listen watch sit look
change turn go
1 your clothes.
Change
2 this cartoon. It's fantastic!
3 to the wonderful music.
4 down on this chair.
5 away!
6 right into the High Street.
7 ! It's a famous ®lm star!
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 5
Starter
Unit 6 Answer key
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1 2 've
3 've

4 's
5 've
6 has
7 have
8 have
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2 2 I haven't got big feet.
3 You haven't got beautiful eyes.
4 She hasn't got long black hair.
5 John and Mary haven't got eight cats.
6 My dog hasn't got a pink nose.
7 We haven't got two pet guinea pigs.
8 You and your brother haven't got similar
faces.
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3 2 Have you got any pets?
3 Has your mother got blonde hair?
4 Have you got a computer?
5 Has your best friend got a big mouth?
6 Has your English teacher got a beautiful
face?
7 Have your parents got lots of friends?
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 6
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 6
Starter
Unit 6 Grammar Practice
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1 Circle the correct form of the verb.

1 My father has / have got brown hair.
2 I 's / 've got big feet.
3 You 's / 've got beautiful eyes.
4 She 's / 've got long black hair.
5 John and Mary 's / 've got eight cats!
6 My dog has / have got a pink nose.
7 We has / have got two pet guinea pigs.
8 You and your brother has / have got similar
faces.
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2 Make the sentences in Exercise 1 negative.
1
My father hasn't got brown hair.
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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3 Write the questions with has/have got .
1 your father / a big car?
Has your father got a big car
?
2 you / any pets?
?
3 your mother / blonde hair?
?
4 you / a computer?

?
5 your best friend / a big mouth?
?
6 your English teacher / a beautiful face?
?
7 your parents / a lot of friends?
?
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4 Write true answers to the questions in
Exercise 3.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 6
Starter
Unit 7 Answer key
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1 Countable Uncountable
banana practice
book homework
chimpanzee coffee
alligator music

meal food
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2 2 some
3 an
4 some
5 some
6 some
7 an
8 some
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3 2 is
3 are
4 is
5 are
6 is
7 're
8 Is
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4 2 magic
3 music
4 burgers
5 museums
6 homework
7 words
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 7
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 7
Starter
Unit 7 Grammar Practice

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1 Put the words into the correct column.
practice
banana homework
book coffee chimpanzee
music alligator food meal
Countable Uncountable

banana




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2 Complete the sentences with a, an or some.
1 Look! There's kangaroo!
a
2 I'm hungry. I want food.
3 There's alligator in the water.
4 Would you like milk?
5 people eat grasshoppers.
6 There are grapes in my desk.
7 Have you got interesting name?
8 Go home and listen to music.
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3 Circle the correct form of the verb,
1 The salad is / are lovely.
2 Fast food is / are really bad for you.
3 The carrots is / are next to the potatoes.
4 Yuck! That cheese is / are green.

5 Their starters is / are delicious.
6 This soup is / are terrible.
7 I don't want any drinks. They 's / 're
expensive.
8 Is / Are your tea good?
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4 Complete the sentences with the singular
or plural form of the noun in brackets.
1 I haven't got any (fruit)
fruit.
2 Harry Potter knows a lot of (magic)
3 She loves a lot of different (music)
4 We haven't got any to eat.
(burger)
5 I don't like I want to go
home. (museum)
6 Hooray! No tonight.
(homework)
7 There are a lot of new in this
book. (word)
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Cambridge University Press 2004 Starter Unit 7
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 7
Starter
Unit 8 Answer key
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1 2 usually
3 never

4 always
5 sometimes
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2 2 Janet usually has breakfast.
3 Janet never sings in the car.
4 Jack always sings in the car.
5 Jack never wears a dress.
6 Janet often wears a dress.
7 Janet and Jack hardly ever get up at 5am.
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3 Students' own answers
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4 2 Donna plays tennis twice a week.
3 I phone my mother twelve times a year.
4 He watches television everyday.
5 They go to France once a year.
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 8
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 8
Starter
Unit 8 Grammar Practice
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1 Unscramble the letters to make frequency
adverbs.
1 NETFO
often
2 ALLSUYU
3 VERNE
4 YALAWS

5 SEMISMOTE
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2 Look at the chart and write sentences.
0 = never 1 = hardly ever 2 = sometimes
3 = often 4 = usually 5 = always
1 Jack / have breakfast

Jack hardly ever has breakfast.
2 Janet / have breakfast

3 Janet / sing in the car

4 Jack / sing in the car

5 Jack / wear a dress

6 Janet / wear a dress

7 Janet and Jack / get up at 5 a.m.

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3 Complete the table in Exercise 2 with
information about yourself and your best
friend. Write six true sentences.
1
2
3
4
5
6

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4 Rewrite the sentences.
1 We eat at eight in the morning, two in the
afternoon, and seven in the evening.
day.
We eat three times a
2 Donna plays tennis on Saturday and
Wednesday.
week.
3 I phone my mother on the ®rst day of every
month.
year.
4 He watches TV seven days a week.
day.
5 They go to France every Christmas.
year.
Jack Janet Me My best friend
sing in the car 5 0
wear a dress 0 3
have breakfast 2 4
get up at 5 o'clock 1 1
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 8
Starter
Unit 9 Answer key
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1 2 Don't eat

3 Do
4 Don't forget
5 Don't go
6 Get up
7 Be
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2 2 Don't eat
3 Don't sit
4 Don't forget
5 Don't buy
6 Don't play
7 don't go away
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3 1 Don't walk
2 Don't talk
3 Don't play
4 Don't wait
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4 1 Don't forget to do your homework.
2 Don't sit in front of the TV.
3 Don't speak to me before breakfast.
4 Don't eat meat with strawberries.
5 Don't leave your shoes near the door.
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 9
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 9
Starter
Unit 9 Grammar Practice
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1 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the
box.
do
eat don't forget don't go
get up be don't eat
Do you want to be a winner at sports?
Here is some advice.
1 good food.
Eat
2 fast food. It's bad for you.
3 lots of exercise.
4 to go to practice
5 to bed late.
6 before seven o'clock.
7 positive!
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2 Complete the paragraph with the negative
imperatives of the verbs in the box.
eat
be go away buy
play forget sit buy
1 The concert starts at seven o'clock.
late.
Don't be
2 Those grapes are bad.
them.
3 That isn't your chair. on it.
4 There's a test on Monday.
to study for it.
5 that car. It's very

expensive.
6 football in the street.
7 Please, I want to talk to
you.
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3 Circle the correct form of the verb.
1 Don't walks / Don't walk on the grass.
2 Don't talk / Don't talks in the library.
3 Don't play / Don't plays football in the
classroom.
4 Don't wait / Don't waits for me.
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4 Rearrange the words to make sentences.
1 forget / do / to / homework / your / Don't

2 the / sit / front / Don't / in / TV / of

3 Don't / me / to / before / speak / breakfast

4 strawberries / meat / Don't / with / eat

5 door / shoes / your / leave / near / Don't / the

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Cambridge University Press 2004 Starter Unit 9
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 9
Starter
Unit 10 Answer key

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1 2 Can you understand Portuguese? No, I can't.
3 Can you juggle with eggs? Yes, I can.
4 Can your best friend swim 1 km? No, he/she
can't.
5 Can chimpanzees understand English?
No, they can't.
6 Can horses swim? Yes, they can.
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2 2 I don't love playing rugby.
3 She doesn't really like watching soap operas.
4 My friend and I don't hate doing homework.
5 You don't love singing pop songs.
6 Simon doesn't like listening to classical
music.
7 We don't hate going shopping.
8 He doesn't love walking in the park.
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3 2 Does
3 Does
4 Do
5 Do
6 Does
7 Do
8 Does
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4 Students' own answers
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 10
GRAMMAR PRACTICE

STARTER UNIT 10
Starter
Unit 10 Grammar Practice
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1 Rearrange the words to make questions.
Then write short answers.
1 violin / the / your / Can / play / uncle
?
Can your uncle play the violin
Yes,
he can
2 you / Portuguese / Can / understand
?
No,
3 juggle / eggs / with / you / Can
?
Yes,
4 your / swim / friend / Can / best / 1 km
?
No,
5 understand / chimpanzees / English / Can
?
No,
6 horses / Can / swim
?
Yes,
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2 Make the sentences negative.
1 John hates swimming in the sea.
John doesn't hate swimming in the sea.

2 I love playing rugby.

3 She really likes watching soap operas.

4 My friend and I hate doing homework

5 You love singing pop songs.

6 Simon likes listening to classical music.

7 We hate going shopping.

8 He loves walking in the park.

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3 Complete the questions with Do or Does.
1 you like watching documentaries
Do
on TV?
2 your best friend love talking on the
phone?
3 your teacher like giving you
homework?
4 you hate getting up in the morning?
5 your friends like going to school?
6 your mother like spending money?
7 you love living with your family?
8 your best friend hate studying?
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4 Write true answers to the question in
Exercise 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
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GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 10
Starter
Unit 11 Answer key
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1 2 are going
3 am having
4 is sitting
5 are listening
6 is raining
7 is making
8 is getting
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2 2 We're not watching the TV.
3 The car isn't starting.
4 You're not looking after the children.
5 Steven isn't having a shower.

6 Mum and Dad aren't shopping in town.
7 I'm not wearing these yellow shoes.
8 They aren't winning this game.
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3 2 Are, 'm not.
3 Are, they are.
4 Am, you're not,
5 Are, we are.
6 Is, it isn't.
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4 2 a
3 d
4 b
5 g
6 e
7 c
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 11
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 11
Starter
Unit 11 Grammar Practice
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1 Complete the sentences with the present
continuous form of the verbs in brackets.
1 Jan (check) her email.
is checking
2 We (go) shopping.
3 I (have) a great time!
4 Tracy (sit) in my chair.

5 You (listen) to Eminem's
new CD.
6 Oh no. It (rain)
7 Dad (make) dinner.
8 Come on! It (get) late.
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2 Make the positive sentences negative.
1 I'm waiting for you.

I'm not waiting for you.
2 We're watching the TV.

3 The car is starting.

4 You're looking after the children.

5 Steven is having a shower.

6 Mum and Dad are shopping in town.

7 I'm wearing these yellow shoes.

8 They are winning this game.

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3 Make the questions. Then write short
answers.
1 John playing football?
Is
Yes,

he is
2 you coming with us?
No, I
3 your friends staying here?
Yes,
4 I paying for this meal?
No, I am.
5 we wearing the same shoes?
Yes,
6 it raining?
No,
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4 Match the questions with the answers.
1 Is Mark dancing with Susan?
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2 What is Claire doing?
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3 Are you having a shower?
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4 What are you doing?
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5 Where is Fred sleeping?
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6 Are the children playing?
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7 What are you reading?
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a She's babysitting.
b I'm studying.
c A football magazine.

d No, I'm not.
e Yes, they are.
f Yes, he is.
g In the living room.
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Cambridge University Press 2004 Starter Unit 11
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 11
Starter
Unit 12 Answer key
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in on at
February Wednesday 7 o'clock
summer Saturday 5.30
winter Monday 15.25
May night
spring
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2 2 in
3 at
4 on
5 in
6 at
7 on
8 in
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3 2 in . . . (students' own answers).
3 go to school on . . . (students' own answers).

4 Christmas is in December.
5 I usually get up at . . . (students' own
answers) on Sunday.
6 I usually go to bed at . . . (students' own
answers) o'clock.
7 I have English lessons on . . . (students' own
answers).
8 I usually go on holiday in . . . (students' own
answers).
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4 2 h Yes, you've got some green trousers
in the window. Can I try them on?
3 d Yes, of course you can. What size are
you?
4 f46
5 g Just a moment . . . Sorry, we haven't got
any green ones in size 46.
6 a Oh. OK. Can I try on the red ones?
7 c The red ones? Yes, you can. We've go red
ones in that size.
8 b Thanks.
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Cambridge University Press 2005 Starter Unit 12
GRAMMAR PRACTICE
STARTER UNIT 12
Starter