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In Picture 1, I can see two watches, but in Picture 2, I
can see three watches.
In Picture 1, I can see three shelves, but in Picture 2, I
can see two shelves .
In the big painting in Picture 1, I can see three children
with a ball but in Picture 2, I can see one child with a
ball.
In the small painting in Picture 1, I can see one woman
but in Picture 2, I can see two women.

-Answer Key
1 Subject and object pronouns
.... ....... ... .... .... .
1
2

2

They
He

3 They
4 We

5 It
6 She

1
2

him
her

3 them
4 us

5
6

2

us
He

3 They
4 me

5 her
6 I

2
3

They like them.

He teaches us.
It helps me.

3

4

5

d

2 b

you
it

4 They can hear him.
5 I want them.
6 It confuses her.

4 a

c

3

It, it
They, them

3 She, her

4 It, It, It

5 It, you

7

b
c

horses
a queen

d the moon
e socks

f

a seatbelt

5

6

4 leaves
5 flies
6 tomatoes

7 donkeys
8 0pP'es

I I ZI

flowers
cars
fives
doors
rooms

weeks
hats
lips
cups
books

noses
places
brushes
horses
pages

mice
photos
children
teeth

1 a
2 b
1

2

3
4

8

faces
knives
brushes

Isl

2
3
4

2

4 Children
5 Wolves
6 Cherries

7 Toothbrushes
8 Potatoes
9 Sandwiches

jeans
sunglasses
socks

4 necklaces

5 dresses
6 hats

7 watches
8 gloves

Mini-revision Units 1-2
1

women

2

them

2 man
2 he

3

3 ch ildren
him

4 me

4 She

5 her

5 you

2

/zl

4

10

Donkeys
Ponies
photos

3

2 Plurals

3

3

3

1
2

2
3

2

5 f

6

1

9

3 b
4 a

goose
wife
address
story

5
6
7
8
5 b
6 b
5
6
7
8

7 a
8 a

9 b

.

9 wolf
10 strawberry

In Picture 1, I can see one window but in Picture 2, I
can see two windows.
In Picture 1, I can see three chairs but in Picture 2, I can
see four chairs.
In Picture 1, I can see one fish but in Picture 2, I can see
two fish.
In Picture 1, I can see two horses/toy horses but in
Picture 2, I can see one horse/toy horse.
In Picture 1, I can see six boxes, but in Picture 2, I can
see five boxes.
In Picture 1, I can see one knife, but in Picture 2, I can
see three knives.
In Picture 1, I can see one mouse, but in Picture 2, I can
see four mice.

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crof: - ,:;::- ~'""S er :::

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L:""E

i
In Picture 1, there are two women standing on the
platform but in Picture 2, there is one woman .
In Picture 1, there are three children with the women,
but in Picture 2, there is just one child with the woman.
In Picture 1, the station clock shows one minute past
twelve, but in Picture 2, it shows three minutes past
twelve.
In Picture 1, there is one suitcase on the platform but in
Picture 2, there are two suitcases.
In Picture 1, the man sitting on the bench is pointi ng
towards the children but in Picture 2, the same man isn't
pointing.
In Picture 1, the woman is pointing at the children but in
Picture 2, she is pointing at one of the men.
In Picture 1, one of the children is holding an apple but
in Picture 2, he is eating it.
In Picture 1, there is one sheep in the field but in Picture
2, there are two sheep.

9 feet
10 sheep

fish
women
people
radios

scarf

piano
mosquito
child

4

3 Articles and quantifiers
1

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9

U
C
C
U
C
C
U
U
U

10

11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

U
C
C
U
U
U
C
C
U

19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27

C

C
U
U
C
U
U
U
C

Answer Key

3


2
2
3
4

birds
snow
are
some

2
3

some
any
some

3

4

4 some
5 any
6 any

1

7 any
8 some
9 any

3

2
3

8
2
3

4
5
1

2

2 c

3

tube
bag
jar/spoonful

4
5
6

4 c

c

4

spoonful/bag
slice
bottle /litre

much juice is
much cake is
much rice is
much water is
much paint is

9

some, some
any, some, any

7 litre/bottle
8 tin

4
5
6

much fruit is
much jam is
much bread is
much flour is

6
7
8

2
3

6
2
3
4
5
6

3 some, some, any, some

4 Demon5tratives
1

2

e

2 b

3

f

4 c

1
2

are
are

4
5

is
are

3

c'e

6

s

3

2

4

0

2

3
4

nose

4

S

ese
that

6

hese

5

9
10

6

J

5

a

is
is

7
8

3

-~05c

5 d

2

2

1

2
3

3
2

3 Switzerland
4 leaves

the
these
old

c
g

g

2
2
3

3
4

1

5

3

litter
letters
mice
lot

2

2 c

2 it

a

3 any

4 me

5 b

f

e

4

5 d

She made him stop.
He made the bird flyaway.
The book made her cry.
She didn't make him fall off his bike.
The pepper made the woman sneeze.
The dogs are making them smile.

2
3
4

re made of meta I
's made of glass
's made of paper
're made of wool

6
7

It's made of wood.

2 the noun

are making her
sneeze
5 's making the
puppet dance

5

's made of snow
're made of leather
's made of rubber

,/

4

2
3

Is it made of glass?
Did I make you jump?

5 ,/

1

What makes you scared?
What makes you laugh?
What makes you angry?
What are your shoes made of?
What's your bag made of?
What makes you sing?
What makes you grow?
What makes you hungry?

Does it make people

laugh?

6 Verb patterns: love, like, hate and want
1

5 this

time
straw berries

3
4

pieces
yoghurt

5

spoonful

a

2

c

3

b

2
3
4
5
1

2
3

Answer Key

3

7 knives

2

4

2 c

4

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

7 b

4 jewellery
5 wives
6 stories

Chocolate makes me ill.
Pollution make me angry.
Classical music makes me sad.
Football makes me happy.
Hot weather makes me tired.
Yoga makes me calm and relaxed.

are making him cry
are making them laugh
's making t he w heel spin

15

18

4 f

people

5

4 us

5 furniture

Revision 1
1

you

f

5

1
2
3

8 a lot of

5 a
6 d

3 f

4 h

3

c

4

2 the verb

,2

7 a

4 a lot of
5 any
6 some

b

He made her jump.

14
pages
milk

3

0

Mini-revision Units 3-4
1

2 e

food
her

a

8

make, angry
makes, happy

4
makes, wet
5
makes, tired
makes, calm and relaxed

d
2

c

6

1
2
3

2

b

5

10

5 Make

5 some
6 tomato sauce
7 rain
8 is

playing
sitting
having
chatting
going

6
7
8
9

doing
winning
running
getting
10 tidying

making
drawing
painting

4 cooking
5 writing
6 being

11
12
13

finding
losing
cleaning

7 swimming
8 skiing


3

Amy
,/
,/

paint
computer games
basketball
ball games

5

Fred

.,
.,

XX

.,

X

7

2
3
4

5
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

8
9

9 taking
10 playing
11 playing

2 a

3

b

4

12

4

5
6

2
3

feel
sounds like
feel

4 tastes like
5 look like
6 feels

7 look
8 smells like

d

2 c

3

a

4 b

10

f

2 a

3

b

4 d

5

e

a

2 b

3

e

4 d

5

f

1

b

5

1

cakes
sugar

3 onions
4 ice

5

medicine

2

yes
yes

3 no
4 no

5

yes

2

'Not

3

2

3

2

first picture

to eat
watching
to see

going

5
6
7
8

to come
to go
travelling
visiting

s=::-e::

:::

2

4

b

6

0

3 to have, to be

to stop, to have
to go, to do

sweet
interested

Revision 2

3 second picture

Activities and situations: jumping, climbing, lying
around, thinking, doing puzzles, running about,
winning, losing, getting things wrong
Jobs and ambitions: be a pilot, be a skydiver, be a
scientist, be a spy, help sort things out, win a trophy/
gold medal/cup, not wait long for success
9 doing
10 to go
11 to come
12 listening

__E

s

~ ~cc

2

a dog sleeping
a policeman riding
two women painting

4 a cat playing
5 a boy climbing
6 a woman eating

2
3
4

whistling
a bird singing
an alarm ringing
a phone

5 awoman
6 coughing
7 laughing
8 people

1
2
3
4

looks happy
look cold
looks difficult
looks sad

5

6
7

look funny
look angry
looks hot

3
4

w alking

d

2

a

() ~-:S ::2

swi mming

3

c

4

f

5

e

8 Present simple and continuous
1

1
2
3
4

2

3
2
3

5
2
3

1
2
3

2

3 happy
4 calm

5
6
7

9

7 Verbs of sensation
1

bad
right

6

third picture

1
2
3
4

1
2

8

11

b

2

15

drawing
reading
watching
going

I like chatting online.
She likes running.
I don't like being late for school.
Tom loves writing stories.
I hate dancing.
He doesn't like goin g to the dentist
Sally and I love acting.
They don't like singing.
I like being outdoors.
She hates doing spo

b

10

13

5
6
7
8

swimming
getting up
doing
doing

look like flowers
looks like an umbrella
looks like a bowl of fruit
looks like a boat

looks like a banana
look like stars
looks like a frog

,/

Amy likes playing computer games. Fred loves playing
computer games.
Amy loves playing basketball. Fred likes playing
basketball.
Amy doesn't like playing ball games. Fred loves
playing ball games.

4

4

2
3

4
5
6

6
2

have
finishes
like
live

5 don't
6 goes
7 live
8 play

does, don't

2

makes, e
sings, g
has, goes, c

do

9 Do
10 Have yo u

3

Does, doesn't

4 loves, buys, d
5 flies, a
6 washes, brushes, b

Do you study at the weekend? (Yes, I do. / No, =
don't.)
Do your friends like football? (Yes, they do. / NO,
they don't.)
Do you and your best friend talk every da y? (Yes.
we do. / No, we don't.)
Do you watch European and American fil ms? ,Yes
I do. / No, I don't.)
Do you fly a kite on windy days? (Yes, I do. / NO,
don't.)
Do your friends play computer games? (Yes, the
do. / No, they don't.)
don't play
talk

3 watches
4 doesn't fly

5

pla ys

Answer Ke y

5


8

2

Henry
Max,Tim

4

2

's going
's meeting

3 isn't doing
4 are visiting

1
2
3

Does Mary go, don't know
are you walking, 's using
're having, Do you want, go

1

10
12

13

3

Beth
Alice

5 Edward
6 Rosy
5
6

7

6
7
8

5

sailed
was
started
finished

wanted

b

M

2
3

was
did
Did

4 were
5 Did
6 were

8 hurt

7

left
swam
lay ·
ran
read
sat
drank

2

3
4

sleep
keep
think
bring

5
6
7
8

sing
ring
tell
sell

2
3

came
broug ht
said

4
5

7 ate
8 had

6

caught
made
sat

slept
Did you get

3
4

met
Did you see

5 had

2

3

a

1
3

4

In Picture 1, some children are cooking fish but in

Picture 2, the children aren't cooking.
In Picture 1, the boy is flying a kite but in Picture 2,
he's throwing a ball.
In Picture 1, the girl is writing a letter but in Picture 2,
she's drawing a picture.
In Picture 1, the boy is going into the river but in
Picture 2, he's coming out of the river.
In Picture 1, it isn't raining but in Picture 2, it's raining.
In Picture 1, the dog is sleeping but in Picture 2, it's
w atching the boy.
In Picture 1, the girl is wearing a red T-shirt but in
Picture 2, she's wearing a blue T-shirt.
In Picture 1, the man is playing the guitar but in
Picture 2, he isn't playing the guitar.
In Picture 1, the birds are flying, but in Picture 2 they
aren't flying.
In Picture 1, the woman isn't wearing a hat but in
Picture 2, she is wearing a ha t.
~ - ~:_re
:ne rabb't 's si ing but in Picture 2 it's

8
9

11
2
3
4
5

6

12

13

14
1

s re ,j ng

2
3
4
5
6
7

5 bIO'.·.. ing
're stay ing
come
don't know
don't like
get

1
2

2
2

3

8 w ant
9 Do you like
10 Do you have
11 do you go
12 're taking
13 'm coming
14 Do you have/Have
you got

were
was

3
4

was
weren't

5
6

Was
wasn't

7
8

15

Was it cold
Yes, it was. / No, it wasn't.
Were your friends happy
Yes, they were. / No, they weren't.
Were you tired
Yes, I was. / No, I wasn't.
4 tried
5 planned
6 missed

7 dropped
8 cooked
9 received

2

chatted
Did you like

3
4

5
6

Answer Key

Did it work
studied

c M

d J

e J

was
didn't live
lived
completed
didn't receive

f M
7 was
8 did
wrote
spent
got
began
said

15
16
17
18
19

9

made
10 hit
11 met
12 ate
13 lost
14 slept

2 d

11
12
13
14
15

9 teach
catch

10

f

4

5

b

1
2

3
4

met
spent some time
listened to / in the field
didn't take

17

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Where did Sophia and Rosy go first?
Where did they sit in the storm?
Where did Sophia and Rosy have a picnic?
Where did they put their hands in the storm?
Who did the lightning hit?
How did they feel?
Where was the MP3 player?
Where did they go after the storm?

2
3

4
5

ran
jumped
ate
were
stayed

19

rained
tidied
called

lived
didn't want

c

9
10

wasn't
were
didn't sail
were
sailed

16

Were
weren't

1
2
3

5

6

5 died, h
6 invented, d
7 studied, e

2

9 Past simple

3

composed, c
played, a
painted, f
lived, b

2
3
4

're giving
're flying

14
16

6

6

5 didn't go
6 put
7 hurt
8 wasn't

6 read
7 was
8 was
9 enjoyed
10 walked

11
12

sat
was

10 Past continuous
1

1
2
3

crying
was
running

4
5
6

shouting
7 tennis
were
8 a horse
listening to music 9 his teeth

e


3

1
2
3
4

thinking

sleeping
wearing
doing

2
3
4
5
6

were sleeping
were having
was dreaming
was snowing
weren't helping
wasn't working

4

5

5
6
7
8

were
wasn't
feeling
looking

9 weren't
10 are

7
8
9
10

weren't listening
was watching
were they going
Was it raining
Were you wearing
12 wasn't he looking

"

don't stress

2 stress

were you feeling
were you wearing

3 were you studying

1
2

8

At seven o'clock in the morning the girl was eating
cereal but at seven o'clock in the evening she was
eating spaghetti.
At seven o'clock in the morning it was raining but at
seven o'clock in the evening it w as snow in g.
At seven o'cloc k in the morning the man was read ing
the newspaper bu t at seven o'clock in the evening he
wa s reading a boo
At seven o'clock if'l :ne ""':Jr~ - ~c; :~:::~ :: -::ge x" ',85
putting wash 'ng inw :~::: c.o- -;; ;ot:::: ~ -::: : _::::
seven o'clock in the e'. e- ...,::; -::: W C5 w ::~ - -; :::.! ::~ :;-.:;
plates.
At seven o'clock in t he morning the teenage boy
was n't wearing a scarf but at seven o'clock in the
evening he was wearing a scarf.
At seven o'clock in the morning the woman was
making toast but at seven o'clock in the evening the
woman was eating toast.
At seven o'clock in the morning the radio was playing
but at seven o'clock in the evening the radio wasn't
playing.
At seven o'clock in the morning the young boy was
playing with a toy car but at seven o'clock in the
evening he was drawing a picture of a car.
At seven o'clock in the morning the young boy was
wearing trousers and a T-shirt but at seven o'clock in
the evening he was wearing pyjamas.

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

10

1
2
3
4
5
6

2
3

13

6

9

11

He was taking a photo ofthe statue.
They were eating ice cream .

He was holding a cap.
She was wearing pink sunglasses.
It was sitting on the statue.
The sun was shining.
He was reading a newspaper.
They were eating fire.
Where were you living in 2004?
What were you doing at six o'clock this morning?
What were you doing at five o'clock yesterday
afternoon?
What were you wearing last Saturday?
Was the sun shining yesterday morning?
What colour socks were you wearing yesterday?

2

15
2

16
17

1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

9

d
c

4
5

f
b

6
7

h
g

3

8 a

were working,
found
was making,
dropped

4
5

was cleaning,

arrived
started, were living
saw, was waiting

a
b

3
4

c
d

5
6

e
f

b

2

a

was shining
was sitting
was painting
were playing
hit

fell
w ent
w as clea ning
flew

7g
8h

10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18

was washing
landed
walked
made
were walking
started
w as t hinking
spoke

sa

Mini-revision Units 8- 10

1
2
Lt

::~

3

"'''- :::5

Alex - boy carrying w ood; Mil ly - girl pai nting ;
Vi cky - girl cl imbing t ree; Sarah - girl w ith camera;
Jason - boy listening to music; Jimmy - boy making
sculpture; Ben - boy looking unhappy.

4
2
3
4
5
6

Is the sun shining at the moment?
What were you doing at five o'clock this mornin g?
What did you have for breakfast toda\,!?
Were you thinking about school at the wee kend ?
Were you watching TV yesterday?
Is your English getting better?

11 Present perfect

... ... .... ...... ......

1

2

.. . ..... . . .

.... . . . . . ...

6 kicked
7 worked
8 chatted
9 brushed
10 built

2
3
4
5

wanted
talked
left
cried
told

1
2

3
4

finished, finished
caught, caught
forgot, forgotten
did, done

2
3
4

's cleaned
haven't grown
've told
hasn't done

3

. .......... ....

11
12
13
14
15
5
6
7

enjoyed
fi xed
pla nned
th ought
gave

put, put
happened,
happened
broke, broken

5 've had
6 hasn't seen
7 'vewon
8 hasn't started

Answer Key

7


4
2
3
4
S

6

2

3
4

in 2010
ever
recently
twice

S
6
7
8

1

2

How long
How long
How long
How long
How long

at nine o'clock
never
on Sunday
lots of times

Dora

Ivy

Jason

././
././

./

X
X

././

./

./

pick fresh fru it

././

./

./

././

X

try scuba diving
1
2

3
4

lS

What did you do?
climbed
I've never climbed
I've climbed
b

2 a

since
nine o'clock
2002
1st October
Sunday
I was eight

17

3

S
6

7
8

4
S
6

He's going to paint the wall.
They're going to pick some fruit.
He's going to post the letter.
They aren't going to catch the bus.
You1re going to answer your phone.

2

a
b
c
d
e
f
b

b

4

a

2

3

I've known Lucy since 2008.
You've grown since I last saw you.
It hasn't rained for two years.

Answer Key

a

for
two weeks
a short time
three years
a few minutes
about half an hour

3

18

S

4 since
S for
6 since

9

X

f

4

He's going to win!
What are you going to do?
They're going to help us.
Is it going to rain?
When are you going to ask her?
What's going to happen now?
(1 e is pronounced as in a because 'to' is before
a vowel.)
2 f

3

4 d

e

S b

6

a

You'll be t ired tomorrow.
No, it won't.
It'll be difficult for you .

3 '11 pass
4 '11 be

Will
won't
be

4 cost
S will
6 won't

7 '11

'11 fit
'11 enjoy

3 won't help
4 '11 take

S won't hurt

1

1

1

2
3

2
3
4
S
6

18
2
3
4
S
6

3 0
4 S

0
S

won't like
won't win

17

7 since
8 since

e 3

2

2

14

d 1

5

S
S

1

2
3

13

c

2

11
12

b 0

c
2

3

.I

was
was
Have you ever climbed
I have

since
for
for

2

X
X

had that pen?
been at this school?
known your best friend?
studied English?
lived in your house?

2

4

camp
try snorkelling

you
you
you
you
you

2

3

././

have
have
have
have
have

a

8

sta y in a five-star hotel

8

2
3
4

S

3

Have you taken a photo of them recently?
2 She's never had a dog.
3 We've talked a lot recently.
4 I've broken my arm once.
S It ha sn't rained recently.
6 Yo u've told that stor y lot s of times.

clim b a m ounta in

16

We've lived here for a long time.
He hasn't shaved for six months.
Her English has improved since she moved to t he U'

12 The future

11

12

4
S
6

19

The small plant has grown.
The caterpillar has changed into a butterfly.
The boy has planted some seeds.
The girl has watered the seeds.
The old lady has picked the pink and red flowers.
The man has cut down the tree.
The boy has burnt the wood.
The yellow flower has opened.
The woman has painted the gate.
The woman has fi xed the chair.
The bird has built a nest.

7

8

Has he picked some flowers? Yes, he has.
Has she built a tower? Yes, she has.
Have they won the match? No, they haven't.
Have they cut the trees down? Yes, they have.
Has she brought an umbrella? No, she hasn't.

S
6

Will they fit her?
Will you enjoy this?
Will that help?

7 S
8 S

4
S

S won't happen

Will it take five minutes?
Will it hurt?

Oscar: I'll wash the floor.
Ed and Sue: We'll fix the shelf.
Unda: I'll pick up the books.
Gemma: I'll make some new curtains.
Mike and Molly: We'll plant some flowers.
Charlie: I'll cut the grass.
's going to wash the floor
are going to fix the shelf
's going to pick up the books
's going to make some new curtains
are going to plant some flowers
's going to cut the grass


19

4

3

'11
are you going to
're going to

2
3
4
5

won't be
'm going
'm going
'm going
'm going

6
7

2

21

to
to
to
to

'11

3

5 won't

attend
be
have
pack

'11 send
'11 phone
are you going to do
'11 be
'11 do

8
9
10

David - man in glasses; Jane - woman with
pushchair;
Jim - man kneeling in front of baby;
Suzy - girl in graduation cap; Andy - boy in
graduation cap; Billy - baby; Oscar - man with
beard.

4
2

13 Imperatives

3

1

a 4

b 2

c

2

1

g

3 h
4

5 a
6 b

2

d

1

3

c
8 e

4

9 f

7

5

3
2
3

4
5
6
7
8
9

4

1

2
3

Read the story.
Write your name.
Listen and repeat.
Don't use a pencil.
Talk with your partner.
Don't use a dictionary.
Open your books at page 9.
Don't fo rget your homework.
Be quiet.

6

14 Can and could for ability and
permission
1

::

3

Students should put a cross in front of the gate of the
field with the cow in it.

7
10

a
2
3
4

5
6

2 a

Return
Don't use
Don't write
Enjoy
Switch off

3

b

7

Don't touch
Don't eat
Don'ttake
Keep
Put

8
9
10
11

4

5

b

b

12
13

14

6

a

Don't play
Don't light
Don't pick

Mini-revision Units 11-13
1

g

2
2

3

2

e

3

b

4

c

2 c

5

Don't

2

2
1
2
3
4
5

arrived
have
were travelling
sleep

were making

3

4

yes
no

3

6

no
yes

can't

2

can't

3

can

b

2 b

3 a

4 a

5 a

10

1

./

2 X

3

4./

5 X

./

Yes

No

Go, ahead.
Of course.
OK.
Of course you can.

No, you can't.
I'm afraid not.
Sorry, no.

6

b

h

1

never

5

6

cor i:
could

5

1

a

7

F

2 F

4

a

2 b

3

P

4

F

5 ./
6 ./

7

X

X

3 ./

4

e

2 b

3

c

4 a

2

f

3 a

4

b

5

2
3
4

May
May
May

May

6
7

be a fox
pop

3
4

./

2

yes

6 're exploring
7 willbe
8 Say
9 's getting
10 '11 ask

help you
see a rainbow

2
5

no

yes

1

3 car t
4 couldn't

9

2

Revision 3
1

6

Car cou la
could

15 Might and may
5

4' d

3 be

haven't
'11

.::.

5
2

6

2 -

2

4
u,...n r;. g~:..
5 Go suo g~, : c ;; e-c;:::.

Don't turn left.
Open t he gate.
Cross the bridge.

What's his name?
His name's Jack Smith.
Where does he live?
He lives in the city centre.
What's he studying?
He's studying Spanish and maths.
Has he ever had a job?
No, never.
What was he doing this time last year?
He was studying in Argentina.
When will he finish his studies?
He'll finish his studies next summer.

9

I
I
I
I

X

e

6

d

borrow your dictionary?
use the photocopier?
leave my bike here?
have a cake?

Answer Key

9


Mini-revision Units 14-15
1

2

horse
panda

3
4

2

1
2

can't
might

3 go
4 Could

3

Richard - boy on rollerblades; Lucy - girl playing
guitar; Angie - girl on bike; Martin - boy juggling;
Billy - boy eating sandwich; Dora - girl with remote
control; Sam - boy doing handstand.

chameleon
bee

5 scorpion
5 couldn't

3

a
take
wear

4

cook
phone

3
4

2

has to
have to

4

2
3

cook
keep
pay

4 work

5 write
6 teach

8
9

6

7

16
2

7

b

3 a
4 c

5

h

6 d

7
8

e

3
4

You
You
You
You
You
You
You

work

rrlu stn
must

5

no

6 no

mu stn't turn left.
must show your ticket.
must put rubbish in the bin.
must walk on the paths.
mustn't light fires.
mustn't take birds' eggs.
must close the gates behind you.

2

must

3 don't have to

2

3

5
6

pink
should

should eat
should be
should have
should help

should, shouldn't,
should

5 should work
6 should learn
7 should play
8 should be

shouldn't eat
Should I stand
shouldn't sit
shouldn't touch
should write

should do
should be
Should she tell
shouldn't do
Should we leave

6
7
8
9
10

Shall

3
4

must
mustn't

5 should

1
2

should
think

3
4

have
don't

5 Shall

comfortable
trainers

3
4

a jumper
chocolate

5 water

2

passport
injection

3
4

postcards
sun cream

5 mosquitoes

b

3

g

1
2

2
3
4 have to

7 49

2 d

4

a

5

c

don't
couldn't

3 should
4 Shall

5 might

2

yes
no

3 yes

5 pen

2

4

camera

3

d

4

b

2 f

4 a

5

e

18 Adjectives
1

10 things are in the wrong place. Suggested answers:

Answer Key

1

3

1

The cushion should be on the sofa.
The flower should be in the vase. It shouldn't be in
the fish tank.
The fish should be in the fish tank. It shouldn't be in
the vase.
The candlestick should be on the mantlepiece. It
shouldn't be on the floor.

The CD should be in the CD rack. It shouldn't be on
the floor.

10

4 a

c

Should
3
Should, should, shouldn't

2 have

5
3 shouldn't
4 four

3

Revision 4

Shall I close the door? 3 Shall Itell you the answer?
Shall I wait for you?
4 Shall I give you a clue?

should
short

1

2
5 m ustn't

t

1

2 d

Mini-revision Units 16-17

17 Should
1

1
2

2
3
4
5

have to

8 work
no

us:n -

8

5 doesn't

don't have to

4

mustn't
1

3 haveto

no

"" l S

2
3
4
5
6

1

4

5 pay

3

1

a

5

2 yes

g

11

b

yes
2

2

17

2 b

1
2

7

b

3

a

5

'0

5

b

3

4

4
2

16 Have to, must and shall
2

The photo should be on the wall. It shouldn't be in
the cage.
The book should be on the shelf. It shouldn't be in the
microwave.
The ice cream should be in the fridge. It shouldn't be
on the table.

The two mice should be in the cage. They shouldn't be
on the fridge and on the mantelpiece.

big, Natural, old, interesting, hot, good, tired, long,
late, slow, traditional, funny

2
2
3
4

3

1

2
3
4

safe
long
dirty
boring

5 heavy
6 short
7 late
8 easy

a cold drink

a blue egg
a fast car
an expensive ring

9 fast
10 modern
11 old

5 a big ice cream
6 a funny film
7 an open door


5
2

old, shoes, red, bag, meal, expensive, new, watch,
bought, white, hat, sea, cold
nouns, verbs, adjectives

2
3
4
5

old computer
look tired
a good
red pen
be late

6

7

1
2
3
4

8
11

1

2 f

3

a

./
./

5

an old Spa nish

7

12
2
3
4
5

5 That was an easy test.
6 These flowers are
beautiful.
7 This computer is slow.
8 Those are nice shoes.

4 c

5 e

6

w hite wooden
Egyptian cotton
big meta l
old black-and-white
sh ort brown

b

5

2
3

sad
well
angry

4 badly
5 easily
6 comfortably

7 carefully
8 cold

4
5
6

7 slowly

2
3

clearly
fast
quietly

4

parrot 3
ants 2

5

2
3
4

communicate clearly
speak funnily
move slowly

2
3
4
5
6
7
8

You hardly ever phone me.
He's been to hospital a few times.
The train's often late.
Have you ever climbed a tree?
My grandma's always very kind.
Do you ever have bad dreams?
How often do you drink milk?
There's rarely anybody in that cafe.

2

still

yet

10

5

./

6
7

./
I don't usually watch the news on TV.

cheetahs 5
hummingbirds 6

3 still
4 already

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6

5::~=

7
8

That bed looks more comfortable.
Your book looks more interesting than mine.

a
1
2

5 ~e-c.

2 a

c' :~c~ .

3

a

OC:::

4 b

3
4
5

older than
more comfortable
than
bigger than
heavier than
more interesting than

7

1
2
3

bigger

the hottest
the youngest

8

1
2
3
4
5
6

the longest
the best
the saddest
the tastiest
the most difficult
the noisiest

9

1
2
3
4

the youngest
the most comfortable
the tallest
the longest

10

1
2
3
4
5
6

What's the most beautiful place in this countr y?
What's the worst day of the week for you?
What's the best part of the day for you?
Where's the nearest supermarket?
Who's the tallest person in this class?
Who's the cleverest person in your family?

5 run fast
6 shine brightly

5 yet
6 still

I"ec:-,o E- r

8 stronger
9 smaller
10 better
11 nicer
12 prettier

13 redder

~ :..: =:--=-;

beautiful

tortoises 4
dogs 1

longer
thinner
more special
easier
slower
more beauti ful
funn ier

ne

2

5
3 easy
4 hard

8

He drives slowly.
I sometimes have eggs for breakfast.

3

noisily
happily
politely

5 still
6 still

3
4

2
3
4
5
6
7

6 8::;= X:J-::'
7 'J~::; :<::..
8 small gree~
9 red German

quick
good

3

She can speak French well.

3 yet
4 already

20 Comparative and superlative
adjectives

blue cotton

1
2

2

1

2
3

19 Adverbs
1

yet
already

1

13 ./

6 ./

2

2 ./

8 big blue
9 ./
10 ./
11 a big American
12 short black

white paper

2 ./
3
4

14

6 big
7 get ready
8 tastes good
9 a beautiful girl
lOan interesting

This bag is heavy.
Those were expensive
drinks.
This will be a good
party.

That photo is strange.

g

11

4
5
6

more intelligent than
happier than
more complicated
than
9 safer than
10 betterth an
6
7
8

the nearest
slower
taller

7 longer
8 t he most

7
8
9

10

t he safest
the worst
the driest
the most colou rful
11 the funni est
12 the t hinn est
5 the shortest
6 the thinnest
7 the largest

Answer Key

11


7

8
9
10
11
12

12

14

Who's the best singer in the world?

What's the oldest area in this town?
What's the most important thing in your life?
Who's the most important person in your life?
What's the most interesting book on your bookshelf?
What's the most expensive thing in your room?

2
3
4

The deepest
The driest
the oldest
The heaviest

2
3

C
B

5 The largest
6 The longest
7 the most dangerous
8 The noisiest

4

A

6

5

A

7 A

8 C

A

6

3

2

1

2
3
4

3
2
3

4

rocket
hot air balloon
walking

4

5 than
6 healthily
7 ever
8 fresh

biggest
bigger
in

4
5
6

rarely
Most
more

always

5
2
3

carefully

busy
more interesting

4
5

3

yes, sometimes
once or twice

2
3

on
in
at

6

2

in
on

4

2

3

12

3

in
in
on

7 at
8 in
9 at

10 on
11 at
12 on

at
on

5 in
6 in

8 at

5

2
3
4

5
6
7
8
2
3
4

on
on
at
at

8 at

b

2 a

Answer Key

5 in
6 in

9 in
10 at

7 on

1

1

2
3

6

9

next to
behind

9
10

4

at
four o'clock
the weekend
night
half past six
break-time

5 On
6 on
7 next
8 ago
9 every

last

5 after
6 every

next month
two weeks ago
the day after
tomorrow

3
4

A
B

2
3
4
5

5
6
7
8

every Wednesday
the day before yesterday
lost week

this week

4
5
6
7
5
6

A
B

7
8

6
7
8
9
10
11

After
Every
In
Last

in
on

8

3 At

next
before
ago

before
ago
at
at

7

in
on

4 In,at

at two or three
hours
on breakfast
at month
in midnight
Monday ago

1

6

on
Mondays
19th January
Friday morning
his birthday

A
B

2
3
4

5

at
at

On
in, in

9
10
11
12

B
A

9 B
10 B

at July
in 31 st January
next 10 o'clock
in Fridays
20th August ago
after evening

on
in
every
in

13
14
15
16

After
every
on
at

Revision 6
1

no
yes

3 no
4 yes

5

2

in
near
every

4 between
5 on

7 last

2
3
1

in

2

3

2 ago

4

1

at

2 on
3 b

3

4

2

7

7 at

False. There isn't a girl in the mirror.
False. He's at the cafe.
False. There are four people at the beach today.
False. It's on the shelf.
False. It's in the sea.
False. It's on the bottle.
True.
True.

1

4

5

4
5

1

2
3

21 Prepositions of place
1

on
in

in

2

4

Helen - girl. black hair, yellow jumper; Ch ar li e - bo y
,', :'"' squcre g.asses· Lou·se - gi rl vith short black
-c·,· ~oDer: - DOY ') olac j ac et; Isabel - girl with
.olg O,O'loe ha 'r; Andy - boy with round glasses .

5 on
6 between

7 on
8 in front of

October
the evening
the winter
2006

of

7 of
8 yet
9 already

opposite
on
in
under

2

train

9
10

2
3
4

1

5 motorbike

in
still
calm
well

6 nextto

7 behind
8 in front of

5 in front of

22 Prepositions of time

2

2

under
behind
below

1

7

Revision 5
1

4 near

2
3

5

1
2
3

no

6 in
3 in
4 near

5 in

3 after
4 in

5

every morning
next Sunday evening
next to

4
5

this

this afternoon
near


6
7

b

2 c

5

3 a

In Picture 1, the clock is between the desk and the
window but in Picture 2, the clock is between the desk
and the door.
In Picture 1, the lamp is on the desk next to the
computer but in Picture 2, it's on the floor.
In Picture 1, the calendar is above the postcard but in
Picture 2, the postcard is above the calendar.
In Picture 1, the painting is leaning against the desk
but in Picture 2, it's on the wall.

In Picture 1, the brown paper bag is on the desk but in
Picture 2, it's under the desk.
In Picture 1, the pot plant is in the paper bag but in
Picture 2, the pot plant is on the desk.
In Picture 1, the butterfly is on the pot plant but in
Picture 2, the butterfly is on the door.
In Picture 1, the glass of water is at the front of the
desk but in Picture 2, it's at the back of the desk.
In Picture 1, the pot of pens is behind the computer but
in Picture 2, it's in front of the computer.

When is the brain fully developed? (At 18 years old)

How much of the glucose in our blood does the
human brain use for energy? (about 25 per cent)
Team B's questions (and answers) for Team A:
1 How old is the Eiffel Tower? (about 130 years)
2 How high is it? (300 metres)
3 How many tail feathers has a male peacock got!
does a male peacock have? (about 200)
4 How long are the tail feathers? (about 150 cm)
5 What colour is the human brain? (pinkish-brown)
6 How much does the human brain weigh? (about
1.5 kilos)

6

24 Question tags
1

f

2
2
3
4

2 c

3

a

4 d

is it?
can she?
don't you?
didn't he?

3
7

9

10

6 ,/,po
7 \'/ho
8 When

2
3
4

Why
Where
Who
How

5 Where
6 Who
7 What
8 When

9 How
10 Why

3 What
4 What

6

How many cousins have you got?
Who did you have breakfast with?
What sort of music do you like?
How much water have you drunk today?
Where do you do your homework?
Why are you wearing those shoes?
What colour are your bedroom walls?

How often do you travel by bus?
What time did you wake up?
When did you last take a photo?
time did you
How well can you

3 colour eyes have you
4 Why are you

Team A's questions (and answers) for Team B:
1 How old is Machu Picchu? (about 600 \:jears)
2 How man\:j metres above sea level is it? (about
2,400 metres above sea level)
3 How many teeth does a crocodile have? (about 65)
4 How long is a bab\:j crocodile? (about 20 cm)

\:jou

doesn't he?
can she?
hasn't he?

2

A
0

2
3
4

5

is it? No, I think it's got a virus.
should he? No, he might fall.
isn't it? Yes, I don't understand.
isn't it? Actuall\:j, I think it's too big.
wasn't it? Actuall\:j, I fell asleep in the middle.

2

Age15
65,000,000

1
2

didn't \:jou?
hasn't it?

1

10

11

8.ve

2
3

8

7 many
8 fast

1

2

4 much
5 size
6 kind

5 How
6 What

often
time
well

1

e

-

6

7

1
2
3

3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

13

How
How

6

9 '//ho
. , 0 ,'I·,le,

down~

2

11

5 \,/h~

Who
How
Where
What

1
2

6

""-

2
3
4

2

b

5 haven't you?
6 aren't !?
7 are ~c!J!
8 -:.5 -

23 Question words
1

5

3 A
4 A

4 is it?
5 won't it?
6 have \:jou?
5

6

0
0

were the\:j?

7

8 did she?

7 A
8 A

3
4

Richard X
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In Picture 1, the tables are made of wood but in Picture
2, they're made of metal and glass.
In Picture 1, four people are playing chess but in
Picture 2, a lot of people are playing different games.
In Picture 1, the students are wearing school uniform
but in Picture 2, the students are in their own clothes.
In Picture 1, the windows are dirty but in Picture 2,
they are clean .
In Picture 1, the walls have old blue paint, but in
Picture 2, they have new green paint.
In Picture 1, there is a sign on the wall saying that you
can't use your phone, but in Picture 2, there isn't a sign
and a boy is using his mobile phone.
In Picture 1, there is a sign on the wall saying 'Games
Club: Free entry!; but in Picture 2, the sign says 'Games
Club: £2.00'.
In Picture 2, there are two armchairs but in Picture 1,
there aren't any armchairs.
In Picture 1, there is a noticeboard near the window

but in Picture 2, it is next to the door.
In Picture 1, there is one shelf on the wall, but in Picture
2, there are two shelves.


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1 Subject and object pronouns
0 1.1 & 1.2
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1
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3
4
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You wear them on your feet. They keep your feet
warm.
It's in the sky. At night, it's yellow.
They live in fields and on farms. People ride them.
She rules a country. You see her on coins and stamps.
It's small. It's green. It will change into a butterfly one
day.
It keeps you safe in the car.

Mini-revision Units 1-2
R1.1

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How does Harry travel to school?
A How do you travel to school, Harry?
B By bus. I walk to the bus stop and I take two
buses to get to school, and then two buses
home again in the afternoon.
A Two buses each way!
B Yes, the number forty-eight and the three.
What does Harry see?
A Is it an interesting journey?
B Hmm ... well, you can see fields and houses
from the bus.
A Just fields and houses?
BYes.

2 Plurals
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one hat, two hats
lone face, two faces
2 one knife, two knives
3 one brush, t w o brushes
4 one leaf, t wo leaves
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6 one tomato, two to matoes
7 one donkey, two donkeys
8 one apple, t wo apples

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A Do you talk to anyone?
B Yes, I sit with my friends and I talk to them.

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Who does Harry travel home with?
A Do you travel home with the same people?
B No, but my friend Lee takes the same bus
home, and I sit with her.

0 2.3
flowers
noses
weeks
cars
fives

places
hats
lips
brushes
cups

doors
horses
books
pages
rooms

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A Do you walk home from the bus stop ?
B No, my mum meets me in the car and she
drives me home.
A She gets you from the bus stop?
BYes.
A That's very kind of her.
B I know.

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I'm a man. They're men .

It's a mouse. They're mice.
It's a photo. They're photos.
She's a child. They're children.
He has one tooth. I have thirty teeth.
He has one fish. I have six fish.
I can see one woman. He can see four women.
You can see one person. I can see three people.
This is a radio. These are radios.
Ow! My foot! Ow! My feet!
One sheep. One hundred sheep!

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There's some bread in the bag.
I can see some birds.
There's snow on those mountains.
There are two men on the boat.
Would you like some ice in your drink?
I want some free time.
You've got tomato sauce on your face!
I love rain!
This furniture is very nice.

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0 3.2&3.3
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Tell me about your city, Millville.
Well ... It's got a lot of good shops.
So is it a good place to live?
Oh, yes. And there are some mountains near Millville,
so you're in the city but you can always see some
mountains.
Are there are lot of green spaces in the city?
There aren't a lot of green spaces, but we do have
some parks and trees.
Is there a big city park?
No, we don't have any big parks, just some small
green spaces.
I guess there's a lot of traffic in Millville.
Oh, yes. There are a lot of cars, buses, motorbikes .. . a
lot of traffic, yes.
And is there a lot of pollution?
Yes, there is. There's a lot of pollution in the air from
a ll the traffic.
And a lot of litter too ?
No, you know, there actually isn't any litter on the
streets.
There isn't any litter at all? That's hard to believe!
It's true! People don't drop litter. That's one really
good thing about my city.

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B No. I ve got som e silver rings but I haven't got any
gold j ewellery.
A I need some shampoo. Can I use some of yours?
B I haven't got any, but you can have some of my
soap.

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0 4.1
A Can I have one of those, please?
B One of these chocolate cakes?
A Yes, please.

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A What on earth is that?!
B It's a daddy-long-legs.
A What 's that?

3

A Are those your trainers?
BYes.
A Well, pick them up, please!

4

A What are those lights in the sky?
B I don't know ... Maybe they're UFOs!

5

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Right, this is your classroom.

B

OK.

A

Good morning, Miss Nyman.

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Hello.
This is Ben .
Hello Ben.
Hello.
That's your seat over there, Ben. You can sit down.
Thank you.

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Can you put these in the fridge, please?
What are they?
Shellfish, you know - seafood.
I can see that. But what kind?

These are mussels and those are clams.
Oh, right.

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those ducks
these things
that zebra

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This is the key.
Those are their dogs.
Are these vases?
That's the bathroom.

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How much is this hat?
Those fish are beautiful.
What are those red flowers?
Mmm! These are delicious!
What does that sign say?
Could you help me with these boxes?

Mini-revision Units 3- 4
R2 .1

A What do you and yo ur family have for breakfast,
Ju li a?
B Well, we all have very different things. I have my
breakfast at seven o'clock and I don't eat very
much . I have some orange juice and a piece of
bread with jam. My grandparents make lots of
cooked food for breakfast, but I don't have any of
that.
A Oh, right. What do your grandparents have for
breakfast, then?
B My grandpa has a cup of coffee, an egg,
mushrooms and some beans. He and my
grandma have breakfast later than me, at about
nine o'clock.
A Does your grandma eat all that for breakfast too?
B No, she just has an egg and beans. She has coffee

with her meaL and some water too. She always
feels thirsty in the morning.
A What about your mum and dad?
B Mum leaves the house very early for work in
the morning. She doesn't have any breakfast at
home. There are some cafes near her office so she
gets a cup of coffee at one of those. She has some
biscuits with the coffee too, I think.
A And your dad?
B Dad's very healthy! He gets up early and goes
running, then he comes home and has breakfast.
He has fruit and toast. He doesn't have any butter
or jam on the toast - just toast, brown toast.


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Does he have tea or coffee with that?
No, he has a large glass of water.
You've got a sister, haven't you?
Yes, I have. She's called Beth. She only eats this for
breakfast. It's cereal. She has a bowl of this with
lots of milk. That's all. She doesn't drink any juice,
or tea, or coffee.
A And what about your brothers, Seth and James?
B Seth has pancakes and water, and James likes a
small breakfast - he only has one egg and coffee.

B The trouble is, there aren't many sunny days
on the island.
A No?
B No. They don't get much sun on the island.
They don't get much rain either, but there are
a lot of cloudy days.
A That's a shame.
BYes.
2

Which is Bev's grandma?
A Is this your grandma?
B No, that's my aunt. Have you got a photo of
your grandma?
A No, I haven't got any with me now. She's really
old. She's got a lot of white hair - and she
hasn't got many teeth!
B Do you stay with her on the island?

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It's lovely to have you on the show.
Thank you .
What are you going to make for us today?
It's a mixed fruit smoothie.
Mmm ... That sounds good. Is it a drink?
No, not really. It's a snack. A delicious snack for
any time of the day.
Is it a healthy snack?
Oh, yes ! And t he other great t hing is - it's very
easy to ma ke. It really doesn't take much t ime.
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Me too, and t here's a lot of t hem in the shops at
this time of year. Put them in a food processor
and add some other pieces offruit - bananas or
peaches are perfect.
So you cut the fruit into pieces and put the pieces
into the food processor with the strawberries.
That's right. Now add a small pot of yoghurt.
You're using natural yoghurt.
That's right, but you can use fruit yoghurt if you
want. And finally, a spoonful of honey.
Just one spoonful?
Yes, that's right. Now switch the food processor on.
Pour the smoothie into two glasses .. . And there
you are! Two glasses of mixed fruit smoothie.

Fantastic! Thank you . Can I try it?
Sure, go ahead!
Mmm, that's delicious!

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What weather do they usually have on the
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Those will make you ill.
It makes food sweet.
They make her angry.
It makes you thirsty.

These make us strong.
These things make people fat.

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B Yes, you did!
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• What has Bev got?
A What are those?
B Photos.
A Canlseethem?
B Yes, of course. They're photos ofTindle Island
- that's where my grandma lives. There are a
lot of sheep on the island. I haven't got a lot of
photos I'm afraid, but you're welcome to see
th em .

They make everything yello w.
Water ma kes things wet.
Exercise makes me tired.
Yoga makes people calm and relaxed.
Bad drivers make him angry.
The sun makes her happy.

Excuse me! Could you wait here a minute.
Me?
Yes. I need to check your bags.
Oh,OK.

2

A Adam! Come here!
B What is it?
A Look at that bird in the tree. It's beautiful.
... Oh no! It's flown away now! That was your fau lt.

3

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B
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Did you like the book?
Yes, it made me laugh.
Really? It made me cry. It was so sad.
Oh . I thought it was funny.

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Be careful! Don't ride so near me!
Sorry.
Oo-er ... aargh!!
Oh no! I'm so, so sorry!
No, it wasn't your fault. There was something on
the path.
B Really? Oh. Well, are you OK?
A Yeah, I'm fine.

S

A Would you like some pepper on your pasta?
B, C, E: Yes, please.
A Ah .. . Ah ... Ah ... tishooo!
A, C, D: Bless you!
B Thank you. It was the pepper!

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What's so funny?
Hmm?
A What are you smiling about?
B We're watching a video clip on the internet. Look!
The dogs are dancing to music!
A Oh, yes. I suppose that is quite funny!

B+C

0 5.5

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What do you want to do this evening, Jenny? Do
you Want to go out?
B No, I'd like to stay at home and watch a DVD.
A OK, that's fine with me.

2

A Would you like to sit down?
B No, it's OK. I'm happy to stand.

3

A What do you want to be when you grow up,
Charlie?
B I'd like to be an astronaut.
A Would you like to be a teacher like me?
B No!

4

A Would you like to be a doctor, Ben?
B Yes, but I wouldn't like to work in a big hospital. I
don't like hospitals.
A Oh, right.

S

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A Why don't you speak to the teacher about it, Sue?
B Mmm, no. I can talk about it with my friends.

It's made of wood.
They're made of metal.

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Hi Fred, hi Amy.
Hello.
I've got some questions about games. I want to
know what you like and don't like doing. OK?
Yes.
The first question is about painting. Amy, do you
like painting?
Yes, I do. I like painting colourful pictures.
How about you Fred?
No, I don't. I hate painting. I always get paint on

my clothes.
Oh, right! What about computer games, then? Do
you like playing them?
I love playing computer games!
And you, Amy?
I don't love playing them, but yes, I like playing
computer games. They're OK.
Now, basketball. Do you like playing basketball?
Yes, I do. I love playing basketball.
Yes, I like playing basketball too.
Like or love?

Audioscript

A What's the matter, Sam?
B I don't want to go to the supermarket. I'm too
tired.
A Come on . It won't take long.
B OK.
A

He made her jump.

0 5.6&5.7

Erm ... Like.
And finally, do you like playing other ball games football, tennis, things like that?
Yes, I do. I love playing ball games and my friends
do too.
Amy?

No, I don't. I don't like any other ball games.
Amy, Fred - thank you very much .
You're welcome.

What about all these footballers, Alex? They get a
lot of money, don't they?
B Yes, and they get a lot of attention too. I'd
like to be rich, but I wouldn't like to be in the
newspapers and on TV all the time.
A You don't want to be famous, then?
B No, not me.

0 6.3
I don't want to go to bed.
I want to watch a film.
I don't want to sit down.
Do you want to go out?
I wouldn't like to live here.
Would you like to be a doctor?

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I'd like to go to the beach.
Me too, but I don't want to go in the sea .
Do you want to stop for lunch?
No, I'm OK, thanks. But I'd like to have a cold
drink.
I don't want to go to school tomorrow.


3

B I'd like to do that! It sounds really good!
A It is. It's really fun .
C Does it feel horrible? When the paint hits you, I
mean.
A No, it's OK.
C It doesn't sound much fun to me!

B Nor me. I don't want to do that exam.
I'd like to have lots of money!
B Me too! I'd like to be rich and famous.

A

0 6.5
He loves jumping,
He loves climbing,
He doesn't like lying around.
He'd like to be a pilot,

or a high skydiver.
He doesn't want to stay
on the ground.
She likes thinking,
She likes doing puzzles.
She doesn't like running about.
She'd like to be a scientist
or maybe a spy.
She wants to help, and
sort things out.
They both love winning.
They both hate losing.
They don't like getting thing s wrong.
They want to win a trophy,
a gold medal or a cup,
and the y don't wan
to wait very long!

A I can see something really strange over there.
Look - big white balls rolling down a hill.
B Can you see people inside them?
A Oh yes, I can! Wow!
B They're zorbing.
A That looks really good fun!
2

What's that up in the sky? It looks like a great big
kite - or a bird.
B No, it's a paraglider. Can you see the person
sitting under it?

A Oh wow, yes. That looks fun!
B Do you think so ? It looks scary to me! = wouldn :
like to do th at!

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[a bird singing]
[an alarm ringing]

[a phone ringing]
[a woman singing]
[someone coughing]
[people laughing]
[people clapping]

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Is this glass?
It feels like plastic.
Is this strawberry ice cream?
It tastes like raspberry.
What's that music? Is it Mozart?
It sounds like Beethoven.
Is this T-shirt green or brown?
It looks brown.
What's that animal? Is it a rabbit?
It looks like a mouse.

0 7.3
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What are those people doing? It looks like they 're
taking photos.
B They're trainspotting. They write the numbers of
the trains that they can see.
A That sounds boring.
B Well, some people like it.
doing?
He's free running . Some people call it 'parkoLr : .:...
lot of people do it in this town . You can see the m

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high walls. It's fantastic.
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A OK, I'll see yo u later.
B See you!

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A I went paintballing at the weekend.
B What's that?
A It's a game. You play it in teams. We were outside,
in the t rees. You run and hide behind a tree and
you try to hit people on the other team with
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R4.1

A Hello, Nathan. Thanks for filling in the fir st pan

of the application form. Now, I'd like to ask you
some questions about your goals, likes an d
dislikes.
B OK.
A First of all, what kind of fitness programm e would
you like to join here? I mean, how long a re you
thinking of?
B Well, for now, I'd like to enrol for three mo nths,

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A OK, that's fine. You can extend your application
after three months if you want to.
B OK.
A Tell me about your goals, Nathan. Why do you
want to join a fitness programme here?
B Well, I really want to lose weight. I know it's
important. I hear all this information on the news
about fitness and health and it makes me worried
because I'm not fit at all. Also I'd like to get strong.
Can a fitness programme make me strong?
A Of course. You can do part of your programme on
the machines, and that will make you strong.
B That sounds good.
A Now, let's talk about the fitness activities that you
like doing at the moment.
B Well, I like walking and cycling .

A Wal king and cycling, they 're both good forms of
exercise. Why do you like doing those things?
B I love being outside. I hate being inside the house
and at school all day.
A Yes, it's always good to be outside and get some
fresh air. Next question, which sports activities
don't you like doing?
B I don't like skiing or swimming.
A Really? Why don't you like skiing or swimming?
Lots of people love doing those things!
B Because I hate getting co ld!
A A.f"J I see! Well, I think we can put a good fitness
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A Now, follow me into this small room. Look at this
microwave oven.
B It looks like glass, like the shoes.
C But it feels cold in here. Is the microwave oven
made of ice?
A It is! Well done!
B An oven made of ice! That's brilliant! Ovens are for
making things hot, not cold!
A Now, in this room we have some more surprising
objects. Can you see that boxing glove?
B Is it made of leather?
A It looks like a normal leather boxing glove, but
it's actually made of very thin paper, and it's
completely empty inside.
B You couldn't do any boxing with that, then!
A No, definitely not. It looks strong and heavy but

it's actually very light and fragile. And finally,
these handkerchiefs. What are they made of?
C Are they made of paper?
A No.
B Cotton? Silk?
A No. They're made of metal.
C Urgh! I wouldn't like to have metal handkerchiefs!
That makes me feel horrible!
A I know what you mean! But they are rather
beautiful, aren't they?

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sGrpr se you. First, look at th is hot.
ha do yo u th ink it's made of?
It looks like leather or cotton.
Yes, it looks perfect, doesn't it, but it's actually
made of wood.
Really? Wow, that's amazing.
Next we ha ve these shoes.
They 're very beautiful. They look like something
from a fairytale.
Yes. They 're made of glass.
That doesn't sound very comfortable.
No, but th ey're very beautiful. Look, even the
laces are made of glass.

Now, look at t hi s armchair. What do you think it's
made of?
It looks like plastic, or maybe rubber.
Go a bit close r. Don't touch it, but smell it.
What can you smell?
Hmm ... It smells like strawberry.
No, ra sp berry!
It smell s of strawberry, because it's made of
st raw berry jelly.
A chair made of jelly! That's weird! I like eating
j elly but I don't want to sit on it!

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OK :artin, I've got some questions for you. The
question s are abou t yo u and your friends - your
habits and act iviti es. Is that OK?
Yes, fine.
OK. The first question is - do you speak Spanish?
Spanish? No, I don't. I speak English and French, but
not Spanish.
That's good. OK, next question: do your friends like
football?
No, not really ... No, they don't.
Now, think about your best friend. Do you and your
best friend talk every day?
Every day? Hmm ... yes, we do. We always talk at
school and we speak on the phone at weekends.
Next question: do you watch English and American
films?
Yes, I do. And I listen to a lot of English and American
music.
Now, here's a strange question. Do you fly a kite on
windy days?
A kite? No, I don't. I haven't got a kite!
Here's another question about your best friend.
Does your best friend play computer games?
Yes, he does. All the time! And me too.

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B

Do you want to see a photo of my cousin's wedding?
Yes, please. Oh wow! What a great picture, Rosy! Who
are all the people?


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That's Louise, my cousin ...
She's wearing a lovely dress!
Yes. And she's looking at her new husband, Henry.

Henry isn't looking at her, though! He's just looking at
the camera!
I know. He's smiling like that in all the photos.
I see Max and Tim are playing 'Scissors Paper Stone'
as usual! Why do they like that game so much?
I don't know! They play it all the time! Look at Beth.
Yeah .. . what's Beth doing?
She's throwing rice over Henry and Louise.
Oh, right. And who's that? Is she crying?
Yes, that's my grandma. Her name's Alice.
What's Edward doing?
He's filming it all. He's got a new video camera and
he's filming everything at the moment, it's crazy. At
least a wedding is interesting.
Hey, Rosy, look at you!
Me?
Yeah, you! You're holding Louise's bouquet of flowers.
You know what that means!

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OK. Are you re ad y?
Yes. Ask me some questions.
Right. First question. Are you cbe:; ?
Yes, I a m.
OK. Are you walking?
No, I'm not.
Are you running?
Yes, I am.

OK ... so, you're a boy, and you're running.
Mmhmm.
Have you got blond hair?
Yes, I have.
Are you wearing glasses?
Yes, I am.
Are you listening to music?
No, I'm not.
Ahhah! That's you!
Yes. That's right. OK, it's your turn now. Are you
ready?
Yes, I am.
OK. Are you a boy?
Yes, I am.
Is the sun shining?
No, it isn't.
Are you wearing glasses?
No, I'm not.
Are you sitting on the beach?
No, I'm not.
Are you wearing a white T-shirt?
Yes, I am.
That's you!
Yes, it is.

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It I: jumped, walked, watched
IId/: wanted, ended, landed

0 9.2
Cary Grant was an English actor. He acted in Hollywood
films in the 1930s, 40s and 50s.
Pyotr Tchaikovsky was a Russian composer. He composed
famous pieces of music, like Swan Lake and The Nutcracker
Suite.

Billie Jean King played professional tennis in the 1960s
and 70s.
Vincent Van Gogh was a Dutch painter. He painted a lot
of famous pictures, including Sunflowers.
Elvis Presley was an American rock 'n' roll singer. He lived
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A Did you drink my juice?
B No, I drank my juice!
A Did you sleep in a tent?
B No, we slept on the beach!

2

A Did you get a newspaper?
B No, I got a magazine.

3

A Did you meet Julie?
B No, I met Jenny.

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A Did you see any birds?
B No, but I saw same butterflies.

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A Did you have lunch?
B Yes, I had a sandwich.

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It was a sunny and warm morning, so I rang Soph ia and
said, 'Let's meet at lunchtime and take a picnic som ewhere:
We went to the forest for a walk and spent some tim e there.
Then we found a good place in a field to stop far a bit.
We had our picnic and listened to music on Sophia's MP3
player.

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We were out in the fields w hen the storm began. First, it
started to rain. Then we saw the first flash of lightning. I
said, 'Let's hide un der that tree; but Sophia said, 'No, we
should stay in the open: So we sat down close together on
the grass and put our hands over our heads.
The storm got closer and closer. We were very frightened.
Suddenly there was a very bright light and a very loud

bang as the lightning hit us.
We were very lucky. The lightning hit the Mp3 player, but
Sophia didn't have the headphones in her ears; they were
in her pocket. Also, the lightning hit both of us because
we were close together. That meant we shared the shock
between us.
We went to hospital because we had some burns, but we
were both fine. The MP3 wasn't fine, though! It was ruined!

9.6
How was your summer?
Did you have a good break?
How did you spend each day?
I spent each day
with a group of friends.
We climbed, we ran,
We jumped, we swam.
We chatted, we ate
We stayed up late.
We were happy each day.
We were happy ea ch day.
We were happy each day.
How \Vas your summer?
Did you ha eo good break?
How did you spend ea ch day?
I didn't do much.
I stayed at home.
I didn't go tra velling
to Shanghai or Rom e.
I dreamt, I read,

I lay on my bed
I was happy each da y.
I was happy each day.
I was happy each da y.
How was your summ er?
Did you hove 0 good break?
How did you spend each day?
I was out of t he hou se
from morni ng till nig ht,
I enjoyed the fresh ai r.
The world fel t right.
I walked in t he fields,
I sat by the tree.
I was happy each day.
I was happy each day.
I was happ y each day.

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[He was playing the drums.]
[The babies were crying.]
[It was raining.]
[She was running.]
[They were shouting.]
[The birds were singing.]
[He was listening to music.]
[They were playing tennis.]
[She was riding a horse.]
[He was cleaning his teeth.]

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What were you doing yesterday?
We didn't see you at school.
We were thil1king about you yesterday.
We didn't see you at all.
Yesterday, I was feeling ill.
I was sleeping and resting all day.
I was wearing pyjamas at lunchtime,
My face was tired and grey.
What were you doing yesterday?
We didn't see you at school.
We were talking about you yesterday.
We didn't see you at all.
I wasn't feeling well at all,

I was feeling really bad.
I was lying in bed and looking at books,
I was fee ling really sod.
I'm sorry you weren't feeling well.
How are you feeling today?
I'm feeling much, much better, thanksCome on, let's go and ploy!

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The phone rang when I was watching TV.
I fell asleep when everyone was eating dinner.
I broke my leg when I was skiing.
The birds were singing when I opened the door.
I cut my finger when I was opening the box.
The sun was shining when I woke up.
It was raining when we got off the plane.
I hit my head when I was playing ball.

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This happened lost week when I was in the park. The sun
was shining and I was sitting on the grass. I was pointing
a picture of the ducks on the pond. Some children were

playing football. Suddenly, their ball hit my point pots
and the point pots fell over. The blue point went on my
picture and the pink paint went on the grass. My hands
got dirty when I was cleaning my picture so I decided
to go and wash them in the pond. The ducks flew away
when I was washing my hands because they were
scared of me. They landed on the grass by my picture.
They walked on the pink paint, then they walked on my
picture. They made pink marks all over the paper. And


that wasn't all. When the ducks walked on my picture, it
started to rain. By now, my picture looked terrible. I was
thinking about what to do with the picture when a girl
spoke to me. 'I love your picture; she said. So what did I
do? I gave it to her!

Mini-revision Units 8-10
RS.1

A Look at this photo of my friends.
B Ah, this is when you went to the wood together,
isn't it?
A Yes. Look at Vicky! She's climbing a tree. She spent
hours up in that tree. She didn't want to come
down. I think she was looking at the view or
something. And there's Alex. He's collecting wood.
B Why did he want all that wood?
A He wanted to make a fire, but then it started to
rain so he couldn't.

B Oh, right. The sun was shining when you took this
photo.
A I know, but then the weather suddenly changed
and it rained.
B Where's your friend Sarah?
A There's Sarah, with th e camera. I think she took
abou t 150 pictures that dal,j ! She's doing a
photography projed at sc hool.
B How many pictures did I,jou take?
A Oh, just thi s one.
B Who's that, listening to m usic?
A That's Jason. He always listens to music! He took
his headphones off when we had lunch, though.
B And who's that?
A That's Milly. She's painting. She's really good at
art.
B Ben doesn't look very happy, poor thing.
A I know. He was feeling a bit miserable because he
couldn't really do anything.
B What happened?
A He fell and hurt his arm a month ago when he
was walking in the hills on holiday.
B Oh, what a shame! I expect it'll be better soon.
What's Jimmy doing?
A Jimmy? He's making a statue from clay.
B He's concentrating hard!
A Yes, he was making a kind of bird. It was amazing.
He's very good at that sort of thing.

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Has he ever won a prize?
Have you taken a photo of them recently?
She's never had a dog.
We've talked a lot recently.
I've broken my arm once.
It hasn't rained recently.
You've told that story lots of times.

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With an oxygen tank, you mean?
No, no, not with an oxygen tank. That's scuba diving.
You need lessons for that. I haven't done that. I mean
with a mask and a snorkel. It was great. We saw lots of

really colourful fish. I loved it.
It sounds amazing. I've never tried snorkelling - or
scuba diving, for that matter!
I've tried snorkelling. It was about five years ago. But
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B Yes, since I was ten years old.
A How long have we been married?
B For ten years. Have you forgotten?

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A Have you known Freddie since April?
B No, since March.

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A How long have you worked here?
B Since 2002.

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A How long has the bread been in the oven?
B Since half past two.

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Hi Dora, how are you?
Good thanks, Ivy. I've had the most amazing holiday.
Lucky you! What did you do?
It was a very active holiday. One day we climbed
right to the top of a mountain.
I've never climbed a mountain. I've climbed a big hill,
but not a mountain.
This was a real mountain. There was snow at the top.
Have you ever climbed a mountain, Ivy?
I have, but not recently. It was a long time ago.

Oh, right.
Where did you stay?
In a five-star hotel! Can you imagine?
I've stayed in a five-star hotel.
Have you? What, recently?
Yes, not long ago.
I've stayed in two- or three-star hotels, but I've never
stayed in a five-star hotel. Was it nice, Dora?
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What time is it now?
Ten o'clock.
I've been here for forty-five minutes, then.

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It smells good!

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I've known Ryan for three months.
Have you had that book since you were eight?
We've been here for five minutes.
She's worked there for ten years.
I haven't seen you since August.
He's been ill for a long time.
She's played tennis since 2009.
They 've been very happy since they got married.
You've lost weight since last month.

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He's going to play the piano.
He's going to paint the wall.
They 're going to pick some fruit.
He's going to post the letter.
They aren't going to catch the bus.
You 're going to answer your phone.

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He's going to win!
What are you going to do?
Th ey 're going to help us.
I s it going to rain?
. /h en are you going to ask her?

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Be careful!
Sleep well.

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Have a good trip!
Turn right.

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Follow me.
Don't worry.
Draw a circle.
Sleep well!
Have a good holiday!

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Look out!
Be careful!
Wash your hands.
Wait for me!
Turn right.

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Here are the di recti ons fo r the treasure. Leave the station
and w alk nort h. Don't t urn left or right. Go straight
ahead. Walk to th e river. You'll see a bridge. Don't cross
t he bridge. Turn right before the river and walk in the
direction of the beach. There's a gate on the right. Don't
open the gate. Dig in the ground and you will find the
treasure!

A They ve -GC ed dow n t he old cinema!
B Yes, bu i:re_ re goi ng t o build a new one.

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A Are you 0 , .
B No, I t h'n : '11 goi ng t o be sick.

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Have you go an um brel la with you?
No, loo a he sky. It isn't going to rain.

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Have you bou ght a present for Sally?
No, I'm not going to give her a present.

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A Why are yo u w earing those old clothes?
B I'm goin g to pa int the ceiling.

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A I'm goi ng to stay up all night.
B You'll be tired tomorrow.
A It'll be cold this evening.
B No, it w on't.

3

A I'm going to do a 10 km run.
B It'll be difficult for you.

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Which is Mary's house?
A Where do you live, Mary?
B I live in the centre of town . It's a very old
house, but my mum and dad have painted
it white recently, so it looks much better. But
the front door and window frames are an
unattractive brown. They're going to do those
next.
A So they've done half the job!
B That's right.
Which is Mary's street?
A Is it a nice street?
B It's just a normal town street. I've never lived
anywhere else, so I can't really compare it
to anything. But it's nothing special. They 've
planted some trees in it recently. They 're just
starting to grow so they'll look better when they
grow a bit more, I imagine.

A I'm going to t ry w ater-skiing.
B You'll love it!

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She'll feel better soon.
It'll be a little surprise.
I'll smile at her.
Do you think he'll steal it?
Do you think they'll fail?
He won't want that.

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Which picture is William Carter?