Solutions 2nd ed elementary WB answer key
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Workbook answer key
Unit
Exercise 3
1 Is your name Martin? 2 Are you from Ireland?
3 Is your dad at home? 4 Are Harry and Neil teachers?
5 Are Joanna and I American? 6 Is Sarah hungry?
Introduction
A Meeting people
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That is my mum.
Those are our sisters.
This is my schoolbag.
That is his bike.
These are our books.
Challenge!
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21 twenty-one 3 three 8 eight 40 forty 19 nineteen
15 fifteen 12 twelve 6 six
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Exercise 5
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2 school 3 student 4 teacher 5 pencil
7 chair 8 desk
Exercise 3
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Liam is nineteen years old.
Liam and Clare are American.
Liam is from New Orleans.
Clare is from Chicago.
Clare is nineteen years old.
Liam’s favourite food is ice cream.
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Fine, thanks, Iris. And you?
I’m fine too. Annaliese, this is Giacomo. He’s from America.
And you. Where are you from, Annaliese?
I’m from Australia.
I’m seventeen. What about you?
I’m seventeen, too.
How do you spell your name?
G-I-A-C-O-M-O.
Exercise 2
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Exercise 4
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Iris Hi, Annaliese. How are you?
Annaliese Fine, thanks, Iris. And you?
Iris I’m fine too. Annaliese, this is Giacomo. He’s from America.
Annaliese Hi, nice to meet you.
Giacomo And you. Where are you from, Annaliese?
Annaliese I’m from Australia.
Giacomo And how old are you?
Annaliese I’m seventeen. What about you?
Giacomo I’m seventeen too.
Annaliese How do you spell your name?
Giacomo G-I-A-C-O-M-O.
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Exercise 2
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1 What’s your name? 2 How are you? 3 How old are you?
4 How do you spell your name? 5 Where are you from?
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1 ’ve got 2 ’s got
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4 ’ve got 5 ’ve got
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2 haven’t got 3 hasn’t got 4 haven’t got 5 hasn’t got
6 haven’t got
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Exercise 6
Exercise 3
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B be, possessives and
pronouns
Exercise 1
1 ’re 2 is
Exercise 2
3 are 4 ’m 5 is
Has Leo got a guitar? No, he hasn’t.
Have Emily and Leo got a cat? No, they haven’t.
Have Emily and Leo got a dictionary? Yes, they have.
Has Emily got an MP3 player? No, she hasn’t.
Has Leo got an MP3 player? Yes, he has.
Exercise 4
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2 Sam isn’t in the classroom. 3 We aren’t eighteen years old.
4 They aren’t from New Zealand. 5 I’m not hungry.
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3 The 4 the
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2 an 3 a
Exercise 5
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Challenge!
Exercise 7
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Students’ own answers
2 15th
D Time, days and dates
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1 Man What time is it, please?
Woman It’s half past three.
Man Thank you.
Woman You’re welcome.
2 Woman What time is it, please?
Man It’s five to seven.
Woman Thank you.
Man You’re welcome.
3 Man What time is it, please?
Woman It’s quarter past eleven.
Man Thank you.
Woman You’re welcome.
4 Woman What time is it, please?
Man It’s ten past four.
Woman Thank you.
Man You’re welcome.
5 Man What time is it, please?
Woman It’s twenty to six.
Man Thank you.
Woman You’re welcome.
6 Woman What time is it, please?
Man It’s ten o’clock.
Woman Thank you.
Man You’re welcome.
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Exercise 2
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Sofia studies maths on Saturdays.
Tom eats pizza on Saturdays.
Tom watches TV on Sundays.
Hannah and Sam listen to music on Sundays.
Sofia goes out on Sundays.
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2 work
Exercise 3
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1B Present simple:
affirmative and negative
Exercise 2
2nd second 3rd third 4th fourth 5th fifth 6th sixth
7th seventh 8th eighth 9th ninth 10th tenth
11th eleventh 12th twelfth
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1 live 2 has 3 plays 4 study 5 like 6 watches
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2 February 3 March 4 April 5 May 6 June 7 July
8 August 9 September 10 October 11 November
12 December
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+ -s photos, twins, uncles, videos
+ -es buses, dishes, matches, tomatoes
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2 My cousins’ flat is very big. 3 Naomi’s computer is new.
4 My friends’ party is on Saturday. 5 Her grandparents’ cat is black.
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2 parents 3 grandparents 4 granddaughter / grandchildren
5 great-grandfather / great-grandmother
1 What time is it, please? 2 It’s half past ten.
3 Thank you. 4 You’re welcome.
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Across 2 grandfather 4 daughter 6 husband 9 cousin
11 wife
Down 1 granddaughter 3 aunt 5 grandmother 7 nephew
8 uncle 10 son
Exercise 5
2 Monday 3 Tuesday
6 Friday 7 Saturday
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2 1st June 3 19th December 4 20th January 5 31st July
6 12th February 7 8th September 8 6th March
Exercise 1
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Exercise 5
Exercise 8
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1A Family
2 It’s five to seven. 3 It’s quarter past eleven.
4 It’s ten past four. 5 It’s twenty to six. 6 It’s ten o’clock.
Exercise 4
3 30th 4 31st 5 18th
Unit 1
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Exercise 3
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Tom’s parents don’t live in New York.
My brother doesn’t eat pizza.
Our teacher doesn’t work on Sundays.
My parents don’t like Lady Gaga.
Sam doesn’t speak Chinese.
We don’t like Elizabeth’s friends.
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1E A day in the life
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My dad doesn’t work in a hotel.
My friends don’t like sport.
My best friend doesn’t speak Japanese.
We don’t go to school on Saturdays.
My brother doesn’t have guitar lessons.
My grandmother doesn’t watch TV all day.
Challenge!
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
3 use 4 does 5 get 6 goes
Exercise 3
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1C Royal party
✗ computers, TVs, phones
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2 c 3 a
Challenge!
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7 prepare
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✓ animals, houses, books
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Students’ own answers
Exercise 1
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1 goes 2 have
8 starts, finishes
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1 parties 2 queen 3 elections 4 government 5 laws
Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
1F Introducing people
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1 I work in the kitchens at Buckingham Palace. We’re always really busy
when there’s a garden party. We make the sandwiches – thousands of
sandwiches – and the cakes too.
2 I work for a big charity. We help choose the guests for the royal garden
parties. Sometimes, it’s a difficult decision: everybody wants to go!
3 I work at Buckingham Palace. At royal garden parties, I have a special job:
I introduce guests to the Queen. First, I ask them some questions so I can
tell the Queen who they are, and why they are at the party. The Queen asks
questions too – she’s always interested.
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Challenge!
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1D Present simple: questions
Exercise 1
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1 Does; doesn’t 2 Do; do
5 Does; does 6 Do; do
Exercise 2
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Does Rosie live in an apartment? Yes, she does.
Does Rosie work in London? No, she doesn’t.
Does Edward speak Spanish? No, he doesn’t.
Do Rosie and Edward like cooking? No, they don’t.
Does Edward play football? Yes, he does.
Do Rosie and Edward go out a lot? Yes, they do.
Exercise 3
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2 Why do you like Angelina Jolie? 3 When do you have lunch?
4 Which sports do they do? 5 What do you want for dinner?
6 Who do you live with?
Exercise 4
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Lucas Hi, I’m Lucas.
Sienna Nice to meet you. I’m Sienna.
Lucas Is this your first day at this school?
Sienna Yes, it is.
Lucas What class are you in?
Sienna I’m in 11B.
Lucas Oh, really? My friend Reece is in that class. Have you got friends at this
school?
Sienna No, I haven’t. I don’t know anybody!
Lucas Have you got any brothers or sisters?
Sienna Yes, I’ve got a brother called Theo. He’s twenty. He’s at university back
home.
Lucas Where are you from?
Sienna We’re from Scotland. But my mum has got a new job.
Lucas Do you live near the school?
Sienna Yes, we do. But I don’t like our new house!
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From Scotland Family Theo; 20; university
Exercise 4
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you ➞ you, he ➞ him, she ➞ her, it ➞ it, we ➞ us, you ➞ you,
they ➞ them
Exercise 5
2 we
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3 them 4 me
5 They 6 her
7 it
8 him
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b 5 d 2
Challenge!
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What class are you in?
Where are you from?
Do you live near the school?
Have you got any brothers or sisters?
Is this your first day at this school?
Have you got friends at this school?
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Where do you live?
How does your best friend travel to school?
Who do you sit next to in class?
What do you have for breakfast?
Students’ own answers
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Exercise 6
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Self Check 1
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Sean Hi! Nice to meet you. I’m Sean.
Emily Nice to meet you. I’m Emily.
Sean Is this your first day at this school?
Emily Yes, it is.
Sean Where are you from?
Emily I’m from the USA. But we’re here in the UK for a year. My dad’s got a
new job here.
Sean What class are you in?
Emily I’m in 10C.
Sean Oh, OK. I’m in 11B. Have you got any brothers or sisters?
Emily Yes – I have a sister. But she isn’t at school.
Sean Oh. Why not?
Emily She’s twenty-one. She works with my dad.
Sean Oh, right. So what do you think of England?
Emily I think it’s great. I love the people!
From the USA
Exercise 7
Family sister, 21; works with her dad
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Exercise 1
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1 uncle 2 cousin 3 grandfather 4 nephew
6 grandchildren 7 grandparents 8 aunt
Exercise 2
1 universities
6 shelves
Exercise 3
1 get up
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2 buses 3 women
4 photos 5 children
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2 watches
Exercise 4
5 niece
3 speak 4 like
5 has
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My parents don’t get up early on Sundays.
Anna doesn’t watch TV in her bedroom.
My brother and I don’t speak five languages.
You don’t like tomatoes.
My sister doesn’t have swimming lessons.
Students’ own answers
Exercise 8
Exercise 5
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1G A message
Preparation
Exercise 1
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Unit 2
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2A Free-time activities
Para 1
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there
Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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his name
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his hobbies
his pets
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his favourite actor
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his favourite sports team
where he lives
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his class at school
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Exercise 4
Exercise 4
2 play
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3 do
Exercise 5
1 on, at; with 2 at; in, for 3 on; at 4 in; for 5 to, by; with, to
Exercise 5
Exercise 3
Challenge!
4 does 5 goes
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6 plays 7 go 8 go
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Students’ own answers
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Workbook answer key
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1 watching 2 a walk 3 the Net
6 play 7 athletics 8 does
Students’ own answers
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Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): verb + noun collocations
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Writing guide
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Students’ own answers
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4 c
1 fashion 2 volleyball 3 football 4 gymnastics
5 rollerblading 6 swimming 7 drama 8 cycling
9 skateboarding 10 dancing 11 basketball 12 drawing
13 athletics
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his favourite singer
Exercise 3
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1 to music 2 games 3 hockey 4 games 5 skating
6 jogging 7 books 8 the Net 9 films 10 magazines
11 photos
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his age
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Does Anna play tennis? Yes, she does.
Do your cousins live near here? No, they don’t.
Does your dad speak French? No, he doesn’t.
Do Mike and Andy have music lessons? Yes, they do.
Do you and your friends go out a lot? No, we don’t.
Do you like sport? Yes, I do.
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4 play
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2B Adverbs of frequency
2C It’s fun, but is it sport?
Exercise 1
Exercise 1
1 never
6 often
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2 sometimes
3 usually
4 always 5 hardly ever
1 fan
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2 match 3 crowd
Exercise 2
Exercise 2
2 usually
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3 often
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I sometimes go shopping on Saturdays.
Kate is never at home on Friday evenings.
Our teacher always speaks English in our English lessons.
I am usually hungry at school.
Ben and Jake hardly ever read books.
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Students’ own answers
Exercise 6
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Girl What do you usually do on Saturdays, Joe?
Joe Well, I hardly ever do my homework. I usually do that on Sundays.
Girl You’re in the football team, aren’t you? Do you play football on Saturdays?
Joe Yes, I always play football in the morning. I play in the park with my friends.
Girl Cool. What do you do in the afternoon?
Joe I usually watch television.
Girl Oh, OK. Do you listen to music?
Joe Yes, I sometimes listen to music.
Girl What about Saturday evenings? What do you do then?
Joe I go out with my friends.
Girl Do you go dancing?
Joe No, I never go dancing. I hate dancing. We go to the cinema, or we go for
a pizza.
always
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How often does Joe play football on Saturdays? Always.
How often does Joe watch television on Saturdays? Usually.
How often does Joe listen to music on Saturdays? Sometimes.
How often does Joe go dancing on Saturdays? Never.
Challenge!
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LISTENING 13
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Interviewer This week’s programme is about ballroom dancing. My guests
today are Nick and Shelley. They are both sixteen and are Junior Dance
Champions. Welcome to the show.
Nick Thanks.
Interviewer How often do you train?
Shelley We have classes four times a week.
Nick Yes, and we practise every day after school.
Interviewer That’s a lot of training. So, are you boyfriend and girlfriend?
Shelley No, we aren’t! But we’re good friends.
Nick And our mothers are good friends, too.
Shelley Yes, they help us with training and competitions.
Interviewer How many competitions do you do?
Nick We usually do four or five competitions every year.
Interviewer Which is your favourite dance?
Nick We love the samba. It’s very fast. It’s our best dance.
Interviewer When is your next competition?
Shelley Next month, and we want to win it.
Interviewer Well, the best of luck!
Nick Thank you.
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Challenge!
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2D can and adverbs
Exercise 1
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can ride
can ride
can speak, can play
can speak Italian
can’t ride a horse
can’t ride, can
can play the guitar
Exercise 2
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Exercise 7
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Exercise 4
Sam hardly ever watches TV after school.
Sam is often late for school.
Sam is never in bed before eleven o’clock.
Sam sometimes tidies his bedroom at the weekend.
Sam usually does the washing–up.
Exercise 5
4 are 5 learn
5 hardly ever 6 never
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Exercise 4
5 team
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Exercise 3
Exercise 3
4 goal
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Can you play a musical instrument? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you ride a bike? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you speak Russian? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you write songs? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you swim 100 metres? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you sing? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Can you read people’s thoughts? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.
Exercise 3
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2 early 3 hard 4 carefully 5 well 6 loudly 7 easily
8 fast 9 beautifully 10 fluently 11 late 12 badly
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Exercise 4
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1 slow 2 carefully 3 loud 4 quickly 5 beautiful 6 fluently
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Exercise 5
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Exercise 4
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Tom speaks French fluently.
Peter plays the piano well.
William and Kate get up early.
Oliver sings loudly.
Holly learns new vocabulary easily.
Jo’s uncle drives carefully.
Ellen and Martin swim fast.
Challenge!
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1 sadly 2 happily
6 suddenly
3 quietly 4 angrily
5 nicely
2E Extreme sports
Exercise 1
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Julie
Ryan
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Julie
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Julie
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Julie
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Exercise 5
Exercise 2
Exercise 6
2 jump
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4 dive
5 run 6 fly
7 swim
8 climb
LISTENING 14
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Do you like sport, Ryan?
Yes, I do. I’m really into football.
Do you play it or watch it on TV?
I play it and I like watching it on TV.
What’s your favourite team?
Liverpool. What about you? Are you into football?
No, not really. But I love ice hockey.
Cool! I like ice hockey too. Who’s your favourite player?
Al Montoya.
Really? He’s OK, I suppose.
Who do you like, then?
Mark Stuart.
Yes, he’s brilliant.
Let’s go and see an ice hockey match some time.
Great idea!
1 hair 2 hand 3 arm 4 shoulder 5 ear 6 forehead
7 eye 8 mouth 9 fingers 10 head 11 neck 12 chest
13 back 14 stomach 15 knee 16 leg 17 foot
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1 Are 2 love 3 isn’t 4 suppose
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Students’ own answers
Exercise 3
2G An announcement
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1 A 2 B
Preparation
Exercise 4
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Challenge!
Exercise 1
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2F Expressing likes and
dislikes
Exercise 1
2 Come 3 Bring
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4 Phone 5 Don’t forget
6 Visit
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They meet every Friday evening at six o’clock.
They meet at Fran’s house.
They watch and talk about their favourite DVDs.
They decide on the next four films.
You can phone Fran for information.
Exercise 3
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Good
Quite good
Bad
I love him.
They’re all right.
She’s awful.
1 Make new friends. 2 Call this number. 3 Join our club.
4 Visit our website. 5 Do gymnastics and get fit.
6 Talk about your favourite hobby.
I think he’s great.
He’s not bad.
I can’t stand it.
Challenge!
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They’re brilliant.
It’s OK.
I hate him.
1 Complete; Use 2 Choose
I’m really into them.
I quite like her.
He’s boring.
Writing guide
I’m very keen on him.
I’m not very
keen on them.
Exercise 4
I really like it.
She’s terrible.
3 Write 4 Look
5 Listen
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Students’ own answers
Self Check 2
Exercise 2
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Exercise 1
Students’ own answers
Exercise 3
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1 skateboarding 2 board games 3 ice hockey 4 athletics
5 jogging 6 fashion 7 rollerblading 8 gymnastics
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5 a
6 b
Exercise 2
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4 speak 5 play
6 watches
Exercise 3
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Mark sometimes gets up before seven.
He usually goes to work by bus.
He’s never late for work.
He hardly ever has lunch at home.
He always watches TV in the evening.
He’s usually in bed before midnight.
Exercise 4
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Unit 3
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3A School subjects
Exercise 1
1 great 2 like 3 all 4 not 5 keen 6 it 7 stand 8 quite
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Exercise 2
Can Jason swim? No, he can’t.
Can you use a computer? Yes, I can.
Can Tom and Anna drive? Yes, they can.
Can Mary speak French? No, she can’t.
Exercise 5
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1 beautifully
2 hard 3 well
4 badly 5 easily
6 late
Get Ready for your Exam 1
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LISTENING 16
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Presenter Welcome to Fox FM local news! This morning we have in the studio
Bob Partridge from the Kingsbridge Summer Festival. He’s here to tell us about
events next weekend. Hello, Bob. So, what is the next event in the Kingsbridge
summer calendar?
Bob Well, you need your trainers for our next event – the Kingsbridge ten
kilometre race and the family fun run! There are races for everybody. Run fast,
run slow, run for fun, run for a medal, run for charity. Just come down and run!
Presenter Sounds good. When are these races, Bob?
Bob There are three races, and they start in the town centre on Saturday 16th July.
Presenter What time do the races start?
Bob The first race starts at 9 a.m. It’s the Kingsbridge ten kilometre run. This is
the race for athletes and for anyone who is a regular runner.
Presenter When does the next run start?
Bob The family fun run begins at 9.15. It’s three kilometres long and it’s for
everybody: parents, grandparents, older children, friends. You all run together
and there is a medal for everyone at the finish!
Presenter It does sound fun! What’s the third race?
Bob This is the young children’s race and it’s at 9.30. It’s 500 metres long and it’s
for children aged ten and under. All the children get a prize at the end of the race.
Presenter That sounds great for children. Is there any other information on the
races, Bob?
Bob Well, at around 9.40, the winners of the ten kilometre race arrive at the
finish line! The first three men and the first three women win prizes. Everyone
else gets a medal for finishing the race.
Presenter OK everybody – go and join Bob and friends on Saturday 16th
from nine o’clock in the morning. Go and run! Or go and cheer your family and
friends! See you there!
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Ian What’s the next lesson? Is it chemistry?
Jill No, it’s history.
Ian Great, I love history.
Jill Really? I’m not very keen on it. And Mr Brown always gives us lots of history
homework!
Ian What’s your favourite subject, then?
Jill I like physics and maths.
Ian I quite like physics too, but it’s difficult and I’m not very good at it.
Jill Have we got physics today?
Ian No, it’s tomorrow. Second lesson.
Jill Come on, we’re late!
2 doesn’t like loves 3 never always 4 biology physics
5 good not very good 6 today tomorrow
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Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): Parts of the house and
objects in the bedroom
Exercise 4
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1 study 2 bedroom 3 bathroom 4 living room
6 dining room 7 kitchen 8 garden
Exercise 5
5 stairs
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1 chest of drawers 2 clock 3 cupboard 4 wardrobe
5 desk 6 lamp 7 curtains 8 shelf 9 bin
3B There is / there are;
some / any with plural nouns
Exercise 1
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1 There is 2 There aren’t 3 There isn’t 4 There is
5 There aren’t 6 There aren’t 7 There isn’t
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There’s a lamp on the teacher’s desk.
Emily is opposite Jack and Lottie.
The teacher is in front of the students.
There isn’t a blind.
There are schoolbags under Emily’s and Lottie’s desks.
There’s a plant near the window.
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Exercise 4
Speaking task
1 There’s a 2 There are some 3 There’s a 4 There isn’t a
5 There aren’t any 6 There are some
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Are there any …? No, there aren’t.
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Are there any …? Yes, there are.
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The lamp is on the teacher’s desk.
The dictionaries are on the shelf.
The teacher’s chair is behind the teacher’s desk.
The bin is under the teacher’s desk.
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Do you have to help …?
Do you have to wear …?
Do you have to get up …?
Do you have to do …?
Do you have to have …?
Do you have to take …?
Do you have to speak …?
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classrooms
Exercise 1
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1 library 2 reception 3 science lab 4 ICT room
5 canteen 6 music room 7 gym 8 playing field
9 classroom 10 corridor 11 teachers’ room 12 hall
13 stairs 14 head teacher’s office
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Go along the corridor.
Go past the gym.
Go through the doors.
It’s on the right.
Turn left.
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I don’t have to wear a uniform.
Millie doesn’t have to study French.
Do you have to arrive at school early?
They don’t have to have lunch at school.
We have to work hard at school.
Harry doesn’t have to get up early.
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5 has to 6 don’t have to
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Exercise 1
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5 angry with 6 keen on
4 D
Hi, I’m Cindy. I’m from California but I’m a student here at Stratton Mountain
School. I live at the school, too. I share a bedroom with Celine. She’s from
France. I only live and study here in winter. The rest of the year I live with my
family in California. From March to November I go to the school near my home.
I come to Stratton School because I love skiing. I want to be a champion skier
and I think this is the best place to train in America. The school day is a bit
different here. We have breakfast at seven o’clock, then we go out to train all
morning. After lunch we have lessons for four hours. Then we train again for
two hours until dinnertime. It’s busy, but I love it!
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We have to do a lot of sport at school.
Do you have to study chemistry?
We have to eat in the school canteen.
Does Mandy have to take the bus to school?
They don’t have to take an English test every week.
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1 Girl Excuse me. Where’s the ______?
Boy Go along this corridor, past the stairs. It’s on the left, opposite the
teacher’s room.
Girl Could you repeat that, please? Go along this corridor, past the stairs …
Boy Yes. It’s on the left, opposite the teacher’s room.
Girl Thanks.
2 Boy Excuse me. Where’s the ______?
Girl Go along this corridor, past the toilets. Go up the stairs opposite the
gym. Turn left and go along the corridor. Then turn right. It’s on the right.
Boy Sorry, could you repeat that, please? Go up the stairs opposite the gym …
Girl Turn left at the top of the stairs and go along the corridor. Turn right
and it’s on the right.
Boy Thanks.
3 Girl Excuse me. Where’s the ______?
Boy Go along this corridor and go up the stairs. Turn right at the top and go
along the corridor …
Girl So, I go along this corridor and up the stairs.
Boy That’s right. Turn right at the top and go along to the end of the
corridor. It’s on the left.
Girl Turn right at the top of the stairs, go along the corridor, turn left.
Boy That’s right.
Girl Thanks very much.
Boy That’s OK.
Arrive at school: 8.30 a.m. Lessons start: 9.00 a.m.
Number of lessons in the morning: five
Break is from: 10.15 a.m. to 10.35 a.m. Lunch is at: 1.00 p.m.
Number of lessons in the afternoon: three
School finishes: 3.40 p.m. P.E. is on: Mondays
1 Head teacher’s office
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Could you repeat that, please?
Excuse me. Where’s the canteen?
It’s on the right, opposite the head teacher’s office.
Where’s that? I’m new here.
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Self Check 3
Exercise 1
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1 maths 2 art and design
5 history 6 P.E.
Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
There is a clock in my bedroom.
There aren’t any shelves in the bathroom.
There are some cupboards in the dining room.
There isn’t a study in the house.
There aren’t any curtains in the living room.
Exercise 4
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Exercise 5
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Exercise 6
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1 Do, have to; don’t 2 have to 3 don’t have to
4 doesn’t have to 5 Does, have to; does 6 doesn’t have to
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Today is Wednesday 18th November.
Fran and Tom are from Boston in the USA.
Lawrence and I study German, not Italian.
We don’t study R.E. or ICT at my school.
My teacher is Mr Jones. He’s from Oxford.
Queen Elizabeth lives in Buckingham Palace.
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1 kitchen ✓ 2 chest of drawers 3 stairs ✓
5 wardrobe 6 noticeboard
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Exercise 1
3 chemistry
Unit 4
3 a 4 c
Exercise 5
Exercise 4
1 Is there a; there is 2 Are there any; there aren’t
3 Are there any; there are
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Excuse me. Where’s the canteen?
It’s near the library.
Oh, right. Where’s that? I’m new here.
Oh, OK. Go along this corridor and turn left. The canteen is on the right.
Could you repeat that, please? Go along the corridor, turn left …
And it’s on the right, opposite the head teacher’s office.
Thanks very much.
That’s OK.
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Down tracksuit, cardigan, trousers, shoes, joggers, scarf, dress,
socks, leggings
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1 Welcome to 2 I can 3 I hope you 4 You have to
5 There are 6 Most students 7 you don’t have to
8 I look forward 9 Don’t forget
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1 She’s got shoes and a black dress. She’s got a white jacket and a scarf.
2 She’s got black leggings and a black top. She’s got trainers and white socks.
She’s got a cardigan.
3 He’s got jeans and a white sweatshirt. He’s got trainers and a black hat.
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The Day of the Dead is an important festival in Mexico, and in some other
countries too. For example, in Brazil, they call the festival ‘finados’ and celebrate
it on 2nd November. But what about other parts of the world? Well, in Japan,
people celebrate the Bon Festival in August. During this festival, Japanese
people think about the spirits of family members who are dead. In China,
there’s a festival on 5th April called the Ching Ming Festival. People visit family
graves and clean them. And there’s a festival in Nepal called Gai Jatra. People
wear costumes and decorate pictures of their dead family members. The
festival often includes a cow because people believe that a cow can lead the
spirits of their family members into the next world.
Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): Describing people
1 November 2 Japan 3 April 4 costumes 5 cow
Exercise 5
Challenge!
1 Emily
2 Faith
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1 dress; jacket, scarf 2 leggings; socks; cardigan
3 sweatshirt; trainers, hat.
Exercise 4
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4 fair 5 beard 6 tall, short
Students’ own answers
Challenge!
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Possible answer He’s tall with short straight hair. He’s got jeans and
a white T-shirt. He’s wearing dark shoes and a black hat.
Exercise 2
Exercise 1
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believe, hate, need, seem
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Exercise 3
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2 is reading 3 are running 4 is singing 5 is smiling
6 is cooking 7 are chatting 8 is dancing
Exercise 4
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5 ’m getting 6 aren’t using 7 aren’t sitting 8 are chatting
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4 ’s enjoying
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makes b ’re making
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6 singing 7 running 8 cooking
4D Present simple and
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Exercise 1
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2 Is, speaking; he isn’t 3 Are, playing; they are
4 Are, having; they aren’t 5 Is, smiling; he is
6 Are, helping; I am
1 are you wearing 2 I’m trying 3 wear 4 I know
5 get 6 I don’t believe 7 I’m not joking 8 is living
Exercise 5
1 Why is he standing on the table? 2 He doesn’t like spiders.
3 Why aren’t you writing? 4 I don’t understand the question.
5 Why are you laughing? 6 I’m watching a Ben Stiller film.
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What is the girl wearing? She’s wearing a dress.
What is the boy eating? He’s eating pizza.
What is the boy watching on TV? He’s watching football.
What is the girl reading? She’s reading a magazine.
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Challenge!
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Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
4E Celebrity lookalikes
4C Day of the Dead
Exercise 1
Exercise 1
1 bride 2 ceremony 3 reception 4 groom 5 guest
6 venue
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1 graveyard 2 theme 3 candles 4 costumes 5 evil
6 supernatural 7 spirit
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Exercise 6
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4F Making arrangements
Self Check 4
Exercise 1
Exercise 1
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2 is watching TV 3 is going shopping 4 are doing homework
5 is visiting friends 6 is having a barbecue
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Exercise 5
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Gracie’s party
Blake’s party
Day and date
Sat. 12th May
Fri. 16th June
Start time
8.30 p.m.
4 o’clock
Venue
Gracie’s house
Village Hall
Special occasion
birthday
end of exams
What to bring
music
burgers
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2 a Can you reply by phone, please?
3 d Can you wear fancy dress, please?
4 b Can you bring some food and drink, please?
Writing guide
1 etc.
2 C 3 B
Listening task
1 I’m having a party 2 Hope you can come 3 Love
4 Hi 5 Please let me know
Exercise 4
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Preparation
Exercise 3
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Get Ready for your Exam 2
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4G An invitation
Exercise 2
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Reading task
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Exercise 1
5 curly
1 are, doing 2 ’m playing 3 Do, want 4 don’t like
5 ’s shining 6 ’m winning
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1 ✓ 2 at 3 at 4 in 5 at 6 ✓
Exercise 6
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1 Who are we meeting 2 What are you having
3 Where are we playing 4 Why is he wearing
Students’ own answers
Exercise 5
5 trousers 6 scarf
1 is having 2 aren’t watching 3 is chatting 4 are playing
5 isn’t dancing 6 aren’t making
2 play 3 meet 4 go
Exercise 4
4 shirt
1 tall 2 glasses 3 a moustache 4 dark
What are your plans for Sunday?
Are you free in the afternoon?
I can’t skate!
What time?
See you then!
Exercise 3
1 socks 2 jacket 3 boots
7 trainers 8 gloves
Exercise 2
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1 Maria I’m eighteen on Saturday and I’m having a party. I’m really looking
forward to it. It’s in a restaurant, and all my family and friends are coming.
We’re having dinner first, then there’s a band, so we can all dance! I’ve got a
fantastic new dress. It’s long and red. I feel very grown up when I wear it.
2 James I’m going to a concert next month. It’s my very first concert. I’ve got
two tickets to see my favourite band of all time – Biffy Clyro. It’s in London.
I’m taking my best friend Alex. My dad’s driving us there. Then we’re staying
in a hotel that night. I’m so excited. I can’t wait.
3 Saffy My brother’s getting married and I’m his bridesmaid. I have to wear a
long dress. I really don’t like dresses; I prefer jeans. But I’m happy about the
wedding. It’s in a big hotel in the city. It’s quite a big wedding party; eighty
people are coming. My brother’s a bit nervous, but I’m looking forward to it,
apart from the dress!
4 Marcus I’ve got an important tennis tournament to play this weekend. And I
want to win it. It’s my last chance to win the under-eighteens championship.
I compete every year but I never win it. I’m always second! But this year my
tennis is really good and I think that I can win it. I’m nervous, but excited,
too.
5 Clare My sister Paula is having a baby next month. Paula is very big now.
She’s feeling fine, but she can’t walk very fast! We don’t know if it’s a boy or
girl. Paula says she doesn’t mind, she just wants it to be healthy. But I want it
to be a boy, because we haven’t got a brother.
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Use of English task
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1 There are 2 any 3 live 4 have to 5 some
7 is studying 8 doesn’t have to 9 is doing
Writing task
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Unit 5
5A Food
Exercise 1
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1 ham 2 butter 3 cheese 4 chicken 5 grapes 6 carrots
7 onions 8 lemons 9 salmon 10 tuna 11 oranges
12 lamb 13 bananas 14 potatoes 15 pork
The hidden words are mushrooms and tomato.
Exercise 2
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Louis OK. Let’s make this pizza. How much oil do we need?
Karen We need half a cup of oil.
Louis OK. What else? How much flour do we need?
Karen 300 grams.
Louis And how much cheese?
Karen 200 grams. We also need tomatoes, peppers and ham.
Louis OK. How many tomatoes do we need?
Karen We need four.
Louis Good. Here they are. How many peppers?
Karen Two red ones.
Louis OK. And finally, how much ham do we need?
Karen Three slices.
Louis Great! We’ve got everything we need.
2 How much 3 how much 4 How many 5 How many
6 how much
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How many books do you read a year?
How much housework do you do a week?
How many exams do you have a month?
How much coffee do you drink a day?
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1 I eat a lot of fish and seafood, but I don’t like meat. I love fruit and
vegetables. Grapes are my favourite. I never eat dairy products.
2 I love fish and seafood and I like meat too. I eat vegetables – potatoes,
cabbage, carrots – but I really don’t like fruit.
3 I eat a lot of potatoes, fish, meat, seafood – and I like fruit and vegetables
too. But I don’t eat rice. Yuk! I don’t like it.
4 I like meat and fish – seafood too. I don’t like vegetables, really, but I love
fruit. I eat rice but I don’t like potatoes.
5 I eat a lot of cheese. I love it! I like fruit and vegetables too. I eat meat but I
don’t like fish or seafood.
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5C Unusual diets
Exercise 1
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Exercise 2
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1 animal products 2 balanced diet 3 human body
4 dairy products 5 processed food 6 Farm animals
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Exercise 4
Exercise 5
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There’s some ham. 3 There are some sandwiches.
There are some grapes. 5 There are some apples.
There are some tomatoes. 7 There’s some milk.
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1 I eat meat, but I don’t eat fish. I don’t really like it. And I hate seafood. I eat
eggs and cheese, and other dairy products. I like fruit but I don’t eat green
vegetables – I know they’re healthy but I don’t like them!
2 I eat meat and fish – I love fish – but I don’t eat processed food. That means I
don’t eat bread or pasta either. I eat a lot of fruit. Nuts and seeds too – I love
them. But I can’t eat dairy products because they come from farms. That’s
against the rules of my diet!
3 I don’t eat any animal products – eggs, dairy products – nothing like that.
And of course, I don’t eat meat or fish either. But my diet isn’t boring – I eat
lots of different fruit and vegetables, nuts and seeds, and … other things.
Mushrooms – I love mushrooms.
4 I eat cheese and eggs, but I don’t eat meat or fish. Or seafood. I eat a lot of
pasta – usually with vegetables. And I love fruit. Bananas are my favourite –
they’re really sweet and tasty. Mmmm.
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C not needed.
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5D should / shouldn’t
Exercise 1
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2 should read 3 should go 4 shouldn’t drink 5 should play
6 should wear 7 shouldn’t eat 8 shouldn’t watch
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He should get a part-time job.
We shouldn’t eat them.
I should go to bed.
They shouldn’t go inside.
We should cook them.
She should buy him a present.
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Kirsty Hello. Can I help you?
Ryan Yes. Let me see … Can I have the curry, please?
Kirsty Yes, certainly. Anything to drink?
Ryan Yes, please. I’d like an orange juice.
Kirsty So, vegetable curry and an orange juice. Here you are. Is that all?
Ryan Yes, it is.
Kirsty Great. That’s £8.10, please.
Ryan Thank you.
1 Can I help you? 2 Can I have the curry, please?
3 Anything to drink? 4 I’d like an orange juice.
5 Here you are. 6 8.10
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2 Should they go outside? Yes, they should. / No, they shouldn’t.
3 Should he go to bed? Yes, he should. / No, he shouldn’t.
4 Should she buy the computer? Yes, she should. / No, she
shouldn’t.
5 Should they see the film? Yes, they should. / No, they shouldn’t.
Challenge!
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My friend would like a sandwich.
We’d like some more coffee.
Would your dad like some cake?
I’d like to go home now.
My mum would like sugar in her tea.
Would you like to go out for dinner?
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5E Feeling good?
5G A questionnaire
Exercise 1
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1 headache 2 painful
6 cure 7 patients
Exercise 2
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Do you ever eat chocolate?
What do you usually have for lunch?
How much water do you drink every day?
Are you a vegetarian?
How much fish do you eat a week?
Exercise 5
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Writing guide
The mushroom soup is three ninety-five. //
The chicken and ham pie is nine pounds twenty-five. //
The salmon salad is six seventy-five. //
The banana milkshake is two pounds ninety-five.
Exercise 3
6 e
Students’ own translations
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a £3.95 b £9.25
5 c
Students’ own answers
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1 garlic 2 curry
7 Coffee
5 What 6 Does
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2 a 3 b 4 f
Exercise 3
6 c
Students’ own answers
Exercise 1
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1 How 2 Are 3 How 4 Do
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Exercise 3
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Exercise 6
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Students’ own answers
c £6.75 d £2.95
Exercise 7
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Students’ own answers
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1 I’d like an orange juice. 2 Can I have the curry, please?
3 Can I help you? 4 Here you are. 5 Anything to drink?
Self Check 5
Exercise 1
1 chicken
7 rice
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2 eggs 3 potato
4 butter
5 salmon
6 peas
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Exercise 2
1 baked
2 grilled
Exercise 3
1 tuna
Exercise 2
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3 fried
4 roasted
3
4
5
6
7
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2 pork
Exercise 4
3 beef 4 butter
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1 How many 2 How many 3 How much
5 How many
4 How much
Was; No, she wasn’t.
Was; Yes, he was.
were; They were in Kraków.
Were; No, they weren’t.
Were; Yes, they were.
Exercise 3
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1 should work 2 should ask 3 shouldn’t use
4 shouldn’t ride 5 should read 6 shouldn’t eat
2 Could Liam swim when he was six? No, he couldn’t.
3 Could Martha ride a bike when she was seven? Yes, she could.
4 Could Martha and Liam swim when they were seven? Yes,
they could.
5 Could Martha and Liam ride a bike when they were four?
No, they couldn’t.
Exercise 6
Exercise 4
Exercise 5
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1 When should she send 2 How should I cook
3 Where should we put 4 What should they wear
1 were
7 were
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Exercise 1
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Exercise 1
Exercise 2
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1 Go straight on, take the second right and go past the shopping centre. The
library is on the left, opposite the train station.
2 Take the first left and the art gallery is on the left, next to the bank.
3 Yes, go straight on, take the first right, go past the leisure centre and the
theatre is on the left.
1 straight, right, shopping centre; opposite
2 first, art gallery, next to 3 take, past, left
Exercise 4
Exercise 3
Exercise 5
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Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): Collocations
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1 a train 2 go 3 a car 4 visit 5 a pizza 6 send
7 to a night club 8 leave 9 to a friend 10 watch
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3 to 4 in 5 for 6 ✓
11 at 12 by
7 from 8 to 9 ✓
10 in
6B Past simple: be and can
Exercise 1
2
3
4
5
6
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Chris and Natalie were in Athens on Wednesday.
Chris wasn’t in Lisbon on Tuesday.
Natalie was in Dublin on Saturday.
Chris and Natalie weren’t in Dublin on Friday.
Natalie wasn’t in Budapest on Monday.
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2 expensive 3 fantastic 4 dirty 5 modern
Exercise 3
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2 to 3 or 4 of 5 and 6 a 7 don’t 8 to 9 Do 10 are
1 f
1 bank 2 art gallery 3 shopping centre 4 library
5 train station 6 theatre 7 leisure centre
Exercise 5
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1 dangerous 2 difficult 3 dirty 4 expensive
5 old-fashioned 6 slow 7 terrible
1 easy
Exercise 4
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1 church 2 concert 3 bus 4 cinema 5 library
6 information office 7 theatre 8 station 9 leisure
10 hall 11 train 12 shopping
Exercise 2
2 couldn’t 3 wasn’t 4 was 5 Were 6 weren’t
8 was 9 was 10 were 11 couldn’t 12 wasn’t
Students’ own answers
6A In town
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Alice What shall we do in Dublin? We’ve got two days. Let’s look on this
tourist website.
Jake OK.
Alice I want to go shopping. I want to buy some new clothes.
Jake Look. There’s a good shopping centre near the city centre.
Alice It’s probably quite expensive. Is there a market?
Jake Yes, there is.
Alice But is it open?
Jake Yes, it’s open this Sunday. You can get cheap clothes there. And there’s
live music.
Alice Sounds great. We can go there on Sunday afternoon. What shall we do
on Sunday morning? Go to the zoo, maybe?
Jake Mmm, I’m not very keen on zoos. They’re a bit boring. Let’s go and see
some paintings. Is there a good art gallery?
Alice Let’s see … yes, the National Gallery. They’ve got over 2,500 paintings.
Jake OK. So that’s the art gallery on Sunday morning and the market in the
afternoon. Now, what about Saturday?
Alice Let’s go to a park and have a picnic on Saturday afternoon.
Jake OK, there are lots of parks … Phoenix Park looks nice. There’s a photo here.
Alice Oh, yes. Very nice.
Jake In the morning let’s go for a swim at Sandycove. It looks great.
Alice No, I don’t want to go swimming! The water is really cold!
Jake Well, let’s climb the Sugar Loaf. It’s a mountain near Dublin. There are
fantastic views of the city from the top.
Alice Fine. So, climb a mountain in the morning and go for a picnic in the
afternoon. That’s a good plan.
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climb a mountain
art gallery
Saturday
Sunday
Challenge!
Afternoon
picnic in the park
market
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Students’ own answers
6D Past simple affirmative:
regular verbs
Exercise 1
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add -ed played, walked
add -d phoned, smiled
-y ➞ -ied replied, tidied
double consonant and add -ed chatted, planned
Exercise 2
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1 invited 2 chatted 3 studied 4 cried
6 washed 7 started
Exercise 3
5 danced
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1 ago 2 last 3 afternoon
7 before
Exercise 5
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
4 years 5 yesterday 6 month
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I cycled to school yesterday morning.
I stayed in last night.
Andy tidied his bedroom on Saturday evening.
The bus stopped outside our house five minutes ago.
I listened to the radio yesterday afternoon.
It rained a lot in Scotland last month.
School finished half an hour ago.
Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
6E A postman flies home
Exercise 1
1 E
2 G
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3 B
Exercise 3
4 D
5 C 6 A
1
2
3
4
5
6
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Good afternoon. Natural History Museum.
Sure. What would you like to know?
We open at ten o’clock and close at half past five.
It’s $10 for adults and $6 for children under fourteen.
It’s in Jacob Street, next to the concert hall.
You’re welcome. Goodbye.
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Clerk Good morning. Science Museum. How can I help you?
Rebecca Good morning. Can you give me some information about the
museum, please?
Clerk Certainly. What would you like to know?
Rebecca How much are the tickets?
Clerk It’s $10 for adults and $6 for children under fourteen.
Rebecca What about students?
Clerk It’s $8 for students.
Rebecca OK, and what are your opening times?
Clerk We open at nine o’clock, and we close at six thirty.
Rebecca What time is the last entry?
Clerk We don’t sell tickets after five o’clock.
Rebecca Oh, OK. Where is the museum exactly?
Clerk It’s in Lincoln Street, next to the church.
Rebecca OK. Thanks very much for your help.
Clerk You’re welcome. Have a nice day.
Rebecca Goodbye.
Opening times nine o’clock until six thirty Last entry five o’clock
Adults $10 Children under fourteen Students $8
Finding us Lincoln Street, next to the church
2
3
4
5
6
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give me some information about the museum, please?
How much, cost to get in?
your opening and closing times?
entry is at five o’clock.
tell me where the gallery is?
Exercise 4
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7 F
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Students’ own answers
1 Los Angeles 2 Chicago 3 post himself 4 couldn’t
5 the next day 6 Mike Lincoln
Exercise 4
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Clerk Good afternoon. Natural History Museum.
Carl Good afternoon. I’d like some information about the museum, please.
Clerk Sure. What would you like to know?
Carl What time do you open and close?
Clerk We open at ten o’clock and close at half past five. But we don’t sell tickets
after four o’clock.
Carl How much are the tickets?
Clerk It’s $10 for adults and $6 for children under fourteen.
Carl Where is the museum exactly?
Clerk It’s in Jacob Street, next to the concert hall.
Carl OK. Thanks very much.
Clerk You’re welcome. Goodbye.
Carl Goodbye.
Exercise 3
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1 happy 2 tired 3 worried 4 scared 5 bored
6 surprised 7 nervous 8 hungry 9 annoyed
Exercise 2
Exercise 1
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1 noticed 2 asked 3 agreed 4 hurried 5 appeared
6 promised 7 replied 8 visited 9 enjoyed
Exercise 4
6F Asking for information
Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
Students’ own translations
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6G A note
Get Ready for your Exam 3
Preparation
Reading preparation
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1 d
6 c
Exercise 1
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1 thank; so much
4 shame; sorry
Exercise 2
1 d
2 b
2 pleased; news
3 phoned; message
Reading task
1 T
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1 F
2 e
3 a
6 h
7 d
1 b
2 c
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3 d
4 a
Writing guide
Exercise 6
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Students’ own answers
Self Check 6
Exercise 1
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1 post office
5 library
2 concert hall
Exercise 2
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1 order
1 d
2 c
3 bus stop 4 art gallery
2 leave 3 night club 4 park
Exercise 3
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3 a 4 b
Exercise 4
5 T
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2 C 3 B
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Exercise 6
Students’ own answers
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5 chatted
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1 the day before yesterday
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1 started 2 any 3 shouldn’t 4 don’t 5 shouldn’t
6 balanced 7 was 8 didn’t like 9 travelled 10 calls
Writing task
Exercise 7
2 three months ago 3 last week
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Speaking preparation Exercise 1
a
b
c
d
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people having a meal
a man having breakfast, shows a family dinner
they both show people enjoying their meals
the man is having breakfast on his own
Speaking task
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Students’ own answers
Workbook answer key
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First picture in a restaurant, a waitress, serve the customer, seem
to be happy, have breakfast, pleasant and friendly atmosphere
Second picture seem to be happy, turkey, a family dinner, celebrate
Thanksgiving Day, in the dining room, pleasant and friendly
atmosphere
Speaking preparation Exercise 2
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4 B 5 C
Use of English task
3 listened 4 phoned
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2 T 3 T
1 couldn’t play 2 could walk 3 couldn’t go 4 couldn’t sleep
1 stayed 2 watched
6 tidied
6 F
Presenter Welcome to Movie News! Today we have in the studio Kitty Williams,
a young British actress who is making her first film in America. We want to ask
her about her new Hollywood lifestyle. Hello, Kitty and welcome.
Kitty Thank you.
Presenter Kitty, you are living in Hollywood at the moment. Is the lifestyle
different to London?
Kitty Yes, it’s very different. For example, my friends in London never go to
a gym! But you have to be healthy in Hollywood. Film producers want you to
look good.
Presenter Well, you certainly look good! What do you do differently there?
Kitty First of all, I eat differently. That isn’t difficult, because it’s always very hot!
So I eat a lot of salads and drink a lot of water. But I’m vegetarian, so I usually eat
a lot of vegetables, anyway. But now I don’t eat chips or pasta so often!
Presenter Is it easy to find healthy food in Hollywood?
Kitty Yes, it is. In restaurants you can order your meal with no butter, no
mayonnaise, no sugar, and no salt! People can be very fussy eaters. But I’m not!
Presenter What else do you do to be healthy in Hollywood? Do you exercise?
Kitty Yes, I usually go running. I run in London and Hollywood. It’s easy to do
wherever you are. I get up in the morning, put on my trainers and go outside.
Then I run in one direction for twenty minutes. Then I run back again. Easy!
Everybody runs here, so you say hello to lots of people every morning!
Presenter Is there any exercise that you only do in Hollywood?
Kitty Yes. I go to yoga classes now. Everybody does yoga there. It helps you to
relax when you are making a film.
Presenter So, how do you feel with your new lifestyle?
Kitty I feel great – fit and healthy! But actually, I miss London. It’s much more fun!
Presenter And we miss you! Good luck with your new film!
Kitty Thank you!
1 A
1 was 2 Were / weren’t 3 wasn’t 4 were
Exercise 5
4 F
Listening task
8 g 9 b
1 It’s a fantastic achievement. / We’re very proud of you. /
Well done!
2 Get well soon. / We’re all thinking of you.
3 What a lovely surprise! / It was really kind of you.
4 Please phone him on his mobile. / It’s urgent.
Exercise 5
3 F
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Exercise 4
2 F
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Listening preparation
3 a 4 c
Exercise 3
2 f 3 b 4 e 5 a
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Exercise 3
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7A On the map
2 yesterday afternoon 3 yesterday morning
4 the day before yesterday 5 last week 6 last month
7 three months ago 8 last year 9 two years ago
Exercise 1
Exercise 4
1 Italy
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2 Spain
Exercise 2
3 Britain
4 Japan
5 Australia 6 Sweden
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2 Lithuania; Lithuanian 3 Belarus; Belarussian 4 Ukraine;
Ukrainian 5 Slovakia; Slovakian 6 Romania; Romanian
7 Poland; Polish 8 Turkey; Turkish 9 Brazil; Brazilian
10 China; Chinese 12 Egypt; Egyptian 13 Germany; German
Exercise 3
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1 Marko Hi, my name’s Marko.
Lucy Nice to meet you. I’m Lucy. Where are you from, Marko?
Marko I’m from Croatia. What about you?
Lucy I’m from the Republic of Ireland.
2 Thomas Hi, I’m Thomas.
Maria Hi, Thomas. I’m Maria. Where are you from?
Thomas I’m from Paris.
Maria Paris? But you aren’t French, are you?
Thomas No, I’m not. I’m from Paris, Texas, in the USA. Where are you from,
Maria?
Maria I’m from Spain.
3 Jan Hello. I’m Jan. Are you Ana?
Ana Yes, I am.
Jan Where are you from, Ana?
Ana I’m from Targu Mures.
Jan Is that in Romania?
Ana That’s right. What about you? Where are you from?
Jan I’m from the Czech Republic.
4 Hugo Hi, I’m Hugo.
Frith Hello, Hugo. Where are you from?
Hugo I’m from France. What about you? Where are you from?
Frith I’m from South Africa.
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Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): make, do, have and take
Exercise 4
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1 homework 2 housework 3 friends 4 a speech
5 a dream 6 a science lesson 7 a photo 8 a train
Exercise 5
2 take
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3 make 4 take 5 make
6 have
7 does
8 have
7B Past simple affirmative:
irregular verbs
Exercise 1
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1 began 2 broke
7 said 8 sang
Exercise 2
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Sally and I took the bus to school the day before yesterday.
Susan slept until ten o’clock yesterday morning.
My dad did a lot of housework last week.
I spent a lot of money on clothes last weekend.
My mum made cakes yesterday afternoon.
Exercise 5
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Students’ own answers
7C Changing the world
Exercise 1
1 in, of
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2 to, by
Exercise 2
3 at 4 to
5 for; After
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1 Nelson Mandela was born in 1918 in a small South African
village.
2 His father had nine children.
3 He studied law.
4 The ANC wanted equal rights for black people.
5 In 1960, the police killed 69 black people in Sharpeville.
6 He spent 27 years in prison.
7 He won the Nobel Peace Prize.
8 He became President of South Africa in 1994.
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1 Lily My hero is the pop singer, Adele. She was born in 1988 in London. She
began to sing when she was four. Her favourite group was the Spice Girls.
While she was at college she wrote and recorded three songs and a friend of
hers put them on the Internet. Someone in a record company heard them
and asked her to make an album. That’s how she started. I think she’s got a
fantastic voice and she writes beautiful songs.
2 Dan My hero is Lionel Messi. He’s a footballer. He’s from Argentina but he
plays for Barcelona in Spain. He was born in 1987. He moved to Barcelona
when he was thirteen in 2000 and he played for the team for the first time
when he was just sixteen years old. He’s a fantastic player. In fact I think he’s
the best player in the world.
3 Emma My hero isn’t someone famous. It’s my grandmother. She died last
year at the age of ninety-one. I loved talking to her and listening to stories
about her life. She was a very brave person. In the Second World War she
drove an ambulance in London. It was very dangerous work. After the war
she got married and had a family. They were very poor so she had to work
very hard. I really admire her!
1 b
2 c
3 b
Challenge!
3 bought 4 took 5 grew 6 had
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1 was 2 hated 3 thought 4 left 5 loved 6 read
7 moved 8 got 9 wrote 10 sent 11 returned 12 became
13 won 14 decided 15 went 16 lived 17 died 18 could
Exercise 3
1 Irish 2 American; Spanish 3 Czech; Romanian
4 French; South African
Challenge!
2
3
4
5
6
4 c
5 a 6 c
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1 bought 2 said
7 took 8 broke
3 had 4 began 5 sang
6 grew
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7D Past simple negative and
interrogative
Exercise 1
Exercise 1
1 born
2
3
4
5
6
7
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George didn’t go to London last weekend.
Joe didn’t wear his new jacket yesterday.
Pete didn’t invite Fred to his birthday party.
You didn’t send me an email.
Wendy didn’t leave home before nine o’clock.
My dad didn’t study German at school.
Exercise 2
2
3
4
5
2
3
4
5
1 b
a 6
How did you come to school this morning?
What did you do last Saturday morning?
What time did you get up last Sunday?
What did you have for breakfast this morning?
Exercise 5
2
3
4
5
2
3
4
5
6
4 didn’t see
5 didn’t take
When did you come home last night?
Did Mum make a cake yesterday?
Kevin didn’t wear jeans to school.
We didn’t stay in last night. We went out.
‘Did Jamie watch TV last night?’ ‘Yes, he did.’
Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
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7F Talking about your
weekend
Exercise 3
1
2
3
4
5
6
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I failed my maths exam.
I won £100 last weekend!
I went to a gig last night, but the band was terrible.
We had a great barbecue on the beach yesterday evening.
I bought Adele’s new CD yesterday. It’s brilliant!
I wanted to play tennis yesterday, but it rained all day.
1
2
3
4
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What did you do at the weekend?
How was your weekend?
Oh, why was that?
What did you do on Saturday night?
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Marcus How was your weekend?
Nancy It wasn’t great.
Marcus Oh, why was that?
Nancy Well, on Saturday afternoon I went shopping and I left my purse on
the bus.
Marcus What a disaster! What did you do on Saturday night?
Nancy I went out for a meal with my family, but I hated the food.
Marcus Oh dear!
Nancy What did you do at the weekend?
Marcus I went to London to see my cousin. We visited a museum and had
a picnic in Hyde Park.
Nancy Sounds fun!
How was your weekend?
Oh, why was that?
What did you do on Saturday night?
What did you do at the weekend?
Exercise 6
2 ✗
3 ✗
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4 ✓ 5 ✓
Exercise 7
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Students’ own answers
Workbook answer key
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Students’ own answers
1
2
3
4
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f 1 g 4 h 2
Students’ own answers
Exercise 4
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e 5
Sympathy 2 What a shame! 3 Poor you! 4 Oh dear! 8 Oh no!
Interest 1 Cool! 5 Sounds fun! 6 Really? 7 Wow!
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Did Rob and Sam play football? No, they didn’t.
Did Rob and Sam go to the cinema? Yes, they did.
Did Rob and Sam see a film? No, they didn’t.
Did Rob and Sam take the right bus? No, they didn’t.
Exercise 6
c 8 d 7
Exercise 2
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3 went
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1 go to the 2 go to a 3 listen 4 watch 5 go on a
6 watch 7 go out with 8 surf 9 go out for 10 make
Rosie Did you have a good weekend?
Rob No, not really.
Rosie Oh, why not?
Rob Well, on Saturday I wanted to play football with Sam, but the weather
was terrible.
Rosie So, what did you do then?
Rob We went to the cinema.
Rosie Was the film good?
Rob We didn’t see it. We took the wrong bus so we didn’t arrive on time.
Rosie Oh dear!
2 didn’t play
b 3
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Challenge!
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3 left, went 4 was; had 5 retire; died
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Exercise 3
I went to the theatre. / I didn’t go to the theatre.
I helped with the housework. / I didn’t help with the housework.
I played basketball. / I didn’t play basketball.
I read a book. / I didn’t read a book.
Exercise 4
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2 got
Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
7E Famous artists
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7G An email message
Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): measurements
Preparation
Exercise 4
1 long
Exercise 1
2 i 3 d 4 a
12 h 13 f
Exercise 3
2 deep 3 high
4 old 5 big
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1 go 2 friends 3 have 4 an email 5 read
7 go for 8 friend’s house 9 play
Exercise 2
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6 bed
6 b
7 l 8 k 9 e
10 c
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Students’ own answers
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5 m
Challenge!
11 g
8B Comparative adjectives
Exercise 1
1 Jack
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2 Ryan 3 Lewis
4 Ewan
5 Harry
Students’ own translations
Exercise 2
Exercise 4
Writing guide
+ er richer, shorter, taller
+ r fiercer, larger, wider
y ➞ ier funnier, heavier
double consonant + er bigger, hotter
more + adjective more attractive, more famous
irregular worse, further, better
Exercise 5
Exercise 3
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1 a good weekend 2 to the cinema 3 for a party
4 until eleven o’clock 5 in bed 6 with my brothers
7 after dinner
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Students’ own answers
1 better 2 faster 3 longer 4 bigger 5 heavier
7 stronger 8 smaller 9 more intelligent
Self Check 7
Exercise 4
Exercise 1
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1 American 2 Turkey 3 Japanese 4 Brazil 5 French
6 the Republic of Ireland 7 Swedish 8 the Czech Republic
Exercise 2
1 have
Exercise 3
1 slept
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2 make
3 do
4 won
5 spent 6 bought
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1 didn’t arrive 2 didn’t wear 3 didn’t go
5 didn’t begin 6 didn’t visit
Exercise 5
4 didn’t send
Exercise 2
8A Geography
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1 hill 2 waterfall 3 lake 4 island 5 mountain 6 sea
7 jungle 8 volcano 9 forest 10 beach 11 desert
12 river 13 valley 14 cave 15 ocean
Exercise 2
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2 The, South America 3 The, Europe 4 -Asia
5 -Australasia 6 The, Antarctica
Exercise 3
1 north
8C Landmarks
2 west 3 east
4 south
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Mount Fuji is a volcano. It’s 3,776 metres high and it’s about 100 kilometres
south of Tokyo. It’s a very beautiful volcano with snow at the top, and you can
see it in a lot of traditional Japanese pictures. There are five lakes near Mount
Fuji and visitors to these lakes have a great view of the volcano. There is also
a forest at the base of the volcano. There are lots of stories about ghosts and
other supernatural creatures in the forest – but the forest is still a popular place
for walking. Mount Fuji is very popular with climbers – about 300,000 people
climb the volcano every year. They usually do it in July or August. It’s better to
climb at night because then you get to the top when the sun is coming up.
It’s a very beautiful view. From October to May, the climb is more dangerous
because the weather is much worse.
1 walking 2 climbing
Exercise 3
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1 snowboarding 2 canoeing 3 mountain biking 4 sailing
5 diving 6 fishing 7 bird-watching 8 walking 9 climbing
10 horse-riding 11 swimming 12 skiing
3 did Mark do
Unit 8
Exercise 1
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Students’ own answers
Exercise 1
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1 did Ann do 2 Did Mark play
4 Did Ann play 5 did Ann do
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2 Which is more intelligent, a chimpanzee or a dog?
A chimpanzee.
3 Which is further from Ireland, Asia or North America?
North America.
4 Which is hotter, Mexico or Canada? Mexico.
5 Which is heavier, gold or silver? Gold.
6 Which is more fattening, fruit or butter? Butter.
Exercise 5
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2 sold 3 wrote
Exercise 4
4 have 5 take
6 taller
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1 volcano 2 100 … south 3 pictures 4 lakes 5 forest
6 July, August 7 night 8 October, weather
Students’ own answers
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I visited Tokyo with my husband last August and we went on a day trip to Mount
Fuji. We left the hotel in the morning after breakfast and travelled to Fuji by bus.
We didn’t climb the volcano, but the bus took us part of the way up. We had
lunch on Mount Fuji – a traditional Japanese meal. Then in the afternoon, we
went to one of the lakes near Mount Fuji – Lake Ashi – and went on a boat trip
on the lake. From the lake, you get a beautiful view of Fuji. In the evening, we
went back to Tokyo by train – it’s one of the fastest trains in the world, so it didn’t
take very long. It was a fantastic day – the best day of the holiday, in my opinion.
When did she visit? Last August
Who with? Her husband
How did they travel to Fuji? By bus
Where did they have lunch? On Mount Fuji
What did they do in the afternoon? Went to a lake
How did they travel back to Tokyo? By train
8E Dangerous!
Exercise 1
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The crocodile is the most dangerous.
Exercise 3
1 B
Exercise 5
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2 bat 3 tiger 4 dolphin 5 elephant 6 crocodile
7 mosquito 8 hippo 9 eagle 10 bear 11 lion
12 rhino 13 horse 14 spider
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8F Negotiating
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Exercise 1
Challenge!
1 safari 2 city break 3 skiing holiday 4 jungle trek
5 beach holiday 6 cycling holiday 7 camping holiday
8 coach tour 9 climbing holiday
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8D Superlative adjectives
Exercise 1
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Jack Black is the funniest actor in Hollywood.
English is the most difficult subject at school.
Pizza is the tastiest food in the world.
The USA is the most exciting country in the world.
Chelsea are the best football team in the world.
Exams are the worst thing about school.
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The Amazon is the widest river in the world.
The Antarctic is the coldest continent in the world.
Asia is the biggest continent in the world.
Chimps are the most intelligent animals in the world.
Neptune is the furthest planet from the sun.
Mosquitoes are the most dangerous animals in the world.
Lionel Messi is the best football player in the world (probably).
Howler monkeys are the noisiest animals in the world.
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1 Man Why don’t we go on a city break?
Woman Hmm. I don’t think that’s a great idea. I don’t really like big cities.
How about going camping?
Man I think cycling would be nicer. I love cycling.
Woman Me too.
Man OK. That’s perfect. Let’s go on a cycling holiday!
2 Woman Shall we go on a beach holiday?
Man Hmm. I don’t know. They’re a bit boring. Shall we do something more
exciting? How about a skiing holiday?
Woman I can’t ski. I’d prefer to go climbing.
Man That sounds good. I like climbing too.
Woman Great! Let’s find a good climbing holiday then!
1 city break, camping holiday, cycling holiday
2 beach holiday, skiing holiday, climbing holiday
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3 Where is the most expensive shop in town?
4 What is the most interesting show on TV?
Students’ own answers
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Killer whales are faster than sharks.
Polar bears are the most largest predators on land.
August is the best month to climb Mount Fuji.
Dogs are much uglier than cats.
Antarctica has the worst climate in the world.
Exercise 5
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3 a
Exercise 6
3 about 4 would
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Why don’t we go on a city break?
How about going camping?
I don’t think that’s a great idea.
I think cycling would be nicer.
I’d prefer to go climbing.
That sounds good.
1 the best 2 further 3 faster 4 more expensive
5 the biggest 6 the oldest 7 the most famous
8 younger 9 more modern 10 happier
11 the most interesting 12 larger
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5 prefer
6 sounds
8G An advert
Get Ready for your Exam 4
Preparation
Reading task
Exercise 1
1 E
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1 the 2 in 3 ’s got, has got 4 black 5 than 6 are 7 is
8 are 9 a
Exercise 2
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They live in Africa.
It’s grey.
There are 3,000 in the wild today.
They use their horns for medicine.
People are destroying their habitat.
It’s asking for £3 a month.
Exercise 3
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c (Help / give)
Exercise 4
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2 nice so we went out. 3 Sunday so I didn’t go to school.
4 in danger so you can’t hunt 5 closed so you can’t go shopping.
Writing guide
Exercise 5
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1 In the forests of China. 2 They’re black and white bears.
3 About 1,600. 4 Their habitat is disappearing.
Exercise 6
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3 A
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Jenny Welcome to this week’s British Breaks. Today we are looking at outdoor
holidays in the southwest of England. First, we go to Tom reporting from
Exmoor National Park in North Devon. Over to you, Tom.
Tom Thank you, Jenny. Here I am in Exmoor National Park. I’m standing in a
beautiful valley, beside a river. There are green hills all around. I’m all alone. I
can’t see anyone. I can only hear the water. It is very calm and quiet. This is very
unusual in southern England! Exmoor is an amazing place. And there are so
many ways to enjoy it. I’m staying here for a few days to explore the park, and
here are my suggestions so far.
First of all – walking. Exmoor is the perfect place to go walking. There are over
1,000 kilometres of walks through woods and valleys, beside lakes, and along
beaches. The best thing is that it’s free – you just need to bring strong walking
shoes and lots of water to drink. The Exmoor National Park website has a
fantastic list of guided walks.
Exmoor is also great for cycling. There are lots of cycling maps for easy and
more difficult routes. There are also many organised cycling groups that you
can join. Just remember to ride slowly because of walkers and horses!
And finally, climbing. I went climbing for the first time yesterday and it was a
great experience. There are a number of outdoor centres in the national park.
Their climbing instructors can help you to climb if you are a beginner like me,
or to improve your climbing skills. You have to follow all the safety advice and
learn to use the equipment, but it’s exciting! Exmoor is perfect for climbers. It
has some of the highest sea cliffs for climbing in the UK.
So, there is something for everyone. It’s really beautiful here and I can
recommend it for all the family! Back to you in the studio, Jenny.
1 river 2 national park 3 1,000 4 water
5 (cycling) groups 6 climbing 7 outdoor centres
Self Check 8
Exercise 1
2 B
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Useof English task
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1 A
2 A
3 C
4 C
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5 D 6 B 7 C 8 D 9 C
10 A
1 cave, waterfall 2 river, forest 3 island, lake
4 mountain, beach 5 volcano, sea
Exercise 2
1 Europe
2 South America 3 Asia
Exercise 3
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4 Africa
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How tall is your uncle?
The beach is two kilometres away.
The swimming pool is two metres deep.
How heavy is an African elephant?
Exercise 4
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Unit 9
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Martha is taller than Jack.
Porsches are more expensive than Skodas.
Skiing is safer than climbing.
I think Greek food is worse than Italian food.
Polar bears are bigger than lions.
Exercise 5
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1 highest 2 deepest 3 longest 4 furthest
5 most popular 6 safest 7 hottest
9A Jobs and work
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a scientist, a soldier, a mechanic, an architect, a musician, an
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Exercise 3
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2 a plumber 3 an actor 4 a vet 5 a secretary
6 a waiter 7 a nurse 8 a taxi driver
Exercise 3
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1 a soldier 2 a builder 3 a plumber
5 an artist 6 a scientist
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1 It’s a very interesting job because every day is different. I love animals and
helping animals is my job – so I’m really happy about that. I see a lot of cats
and dogs, but sometimes snakes and spiders too …
2 I work at a large school in London. There are about 900 students. My subject
is history. We’re studying ancient Rome at the moment …
3 I studied English at university, then I got a job with a magazine. It was a
magazine about cars. Boring! Then I saw a job advert for a newspaper in
London, so I applied – and I got the job! It’s much better – I love it.
4 I work in a hospital in Manchester. It’s hard work – I work very long hours –
but it’s interesting. There are sixty of us at the hospital – that includes all the
nurses. The best thing is helping the patients.
5 I studied chemistry at university. Now I work for a very large food company.
It’s great because at school, chemistry was my favourite subject, and now
I’m forty-five years old and I’m still doing chemistry every day!
1 a vet 2 a teacher 3 a journalist
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Toby Hi, Olivia! How are you?
Olivia I’m fine, thanks, Toby. I’m just getting ready for my holiday.
Toby Oh, really. Where are you going to go?
Olivia Spain – next week.
Toby Lovely. Freya and I are going to France next week.
Olivia Are you going to go by plane?
Toby No, we’re going to drive there in our car. What about you? Are you going
to fly?
Olivia Yes, I am. First class, in fact. Well, it’s a nice way to start the holiday.
Toby Yes, I’m sure.
Olivia And I’m going to stay in a five-star hotel by the sea.
Toby Very nice. We aren’t going to stay in a hotel. We’re going to camp.
Olivia Oh … well, it’s cheap, I suppose.
Toby We like camping.
Olivia Is the campsite near the sea?
Toby No, it’s in the mountains. We’re going to go climbing every day.
Olivia Really? I’m not into climbing. I’m going to spend every day on the
beach – and every night, I’m going to visit a different nightclub!
Toby There aren’t any nightclubs in the mountains.
Olivia Oh. So what are you going to do at night?
Toby We’re going to sleep!
4 a doctor 5 a scientist
Olivia
Toby and Freya
Flying
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Sunbathing
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1 painter 2 writer 3 pianist 4 dancer 5 sailor
6 visitor 7 cyclist 8 therapist
Challenge!
Exercise 4
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Is Olivia going to stay at a campsite? No, she isn’t.
Are Freya and Toby going to stay in a hotel? No, they aren’t.
Is Olivia going to go to the beach? Yes, she is.
Are Freya and Toby going to go climbing? Yes, they are.
9B going to
2
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Exercise 1
Exercise 5
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2 are going to watch 3 ’re going to play 4 is going to get
5 are going to cook 6 ’s going to visit 7 ’m going to surf
8 are going to travel
Exercise 2
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I’m going to be 3 are you going to stay?
’re not going to stay 5 ’re going to spend
’re going to visit 7 ’s going to be 8 ’m going to work
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2 I’m going to visit family. / I’m not going to visit family.
3 I’m going to go shopping. / I’m not going to go shopping.
4 I’m going to study for an exam. / I’m not going to study for
an exam.
5 I’m going to play computer games. / I’m not going to play
computer games.
6 I’m going to tidy my bedroom. / I’m not going to tidy my
bedroom.
Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
9C Jobs for teenagers
Exercise 1
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2 ambition 3 law 4 qualifications 5 career 6 degree
7 part-time job
Exercise 2
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Students’ own answers
Exercise 3
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Daisy
Exercise 4
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Boy I’m going to look for a part-time job after the holidays.
Girl Really? Why?
Boy I want to start work in September. Just a few hours a week.
Girl Hmm. But it’s more important to study at this age. You can think about
work when you’re older.
Boy I don’t agree with you. I think it’s good to have some experience of work
at our age. I mean, we’re sixteen! And I want to earn some money.
Girl That’s a good point. I really want a new phone but I can’t ask my
parents for it. But teenagers never earn much money. Companies don’t pay
teenagers much.
Boy I don’t think that’s true. Companies have to pay teenagers the same
as adults.
Girl Really? Hmm. I’m not sure about that.
Boy And a job is a good way to meet new people.
Girl That’s true. And you’re probably bored with all your old friends.
Boy I’m not saying that …
Girl Anyway, your exams are the most important thing. You need good
qualifications to get a good job.
Boy I agree with you. That’s why I’m only going to work a few hours a week.
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1 Will we know 2 will 3 ’ll be 4 will cost 5 won’t be
6 won’t finish 7 ’ll get 8 Will you want 9 ’ll need
9E A year out
Exercise 1
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2 French Alps 3 part-time jobs 4 ski instructor
5 tourist industry 6 conservation project
1 take
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2 earn
Exercise 3
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3 get
1 Abigail 2 Lily
9D will
Exercise 4
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3 T
4 T
5 F
6 F
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Challenge!
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9F On the phone
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Exercise 3
7 learn
Students’ own answers
I’ll have children. / I won’t have children.
I’ll earn a lot of money. / I won’t earn a lot of money.
I’ll be a teacher. / I won’t be a teacher.
I’ll write a novel. / I won’t write a novel.
I’ll become famous. / I won’t become famous.
Challenge!
2 F
5 lead 6 give
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Exercise 5
The next World Cup will be in Asia.
He won’t remember your name.
Our English exam won’t be easy.
I won’t be late for school tomorrow.
My cousins will be on holiday next month.
We won’t need a coat today.
Exercise 2
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Exercise 1
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Luke Do you want to go to the Halloween party at Tramps this year?
Erin I’m not sure. Will we know anyone there?
Luke Yes, you will. Amy and Lola will go. Their uncle works at the nightclub.
Erin When is it?
Luke Next Friday. It will be a great party, I’m sure. Tickets will cost £10 on the
night, but we can buy them now for £6.
Erin Oh, but I won’t be here next Friday. I’ve got a job interview in London.
Luke Well, the party won’t finish until late. What time is your train home?
Erin Around five o’clock. I’ll get home at about nine o’clock.
Luke Will you want to go out again?
Erin Yes, probably. I’ll need a laugh after my interview!
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2 Will the Olympic Games take place next year? Yes, they will. /
No, they won’t.
3 Will you have an exam next week? Yes, we will. / No, we won’t.
4 Will tomorrow be Friday? Yes, it will. / No, it won’t.
5 Will you go to university next year? Yes, I will. / No, I won’t.
Exercise 1
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1 I’ll open 2 I’ll turn 3 I’ll give 4 I’ll help
5 I’ll phone 6 I’ll repair
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My number? Yes, it’s 07337 871100.
Can I leave my number? It’s 0207 4768551.
I can give you my mobile number. It’s 05537 100660.
What’s her number? Just a minute, I’ll look. It’s 01754 338410.
My number is 01566 233904. Please call me tonight.
My work number is 0207 654 2233.
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07737 871100 ➞ 07337 871100
0207 4768251 ➞ 0207 4768551
055537 100660 ➞ 05537 100660
01754 888410 ➞ 01754 338410
01566 233409 ➞ 01566 233904
0207 654 3322 ➞ 0207 654 2233
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1 This is 2 here 3 Would you like to leave 4 call me
5 calling 6 make sure he gets
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Exercise 4
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1 Can I speak 2 I’ll try her 3 I’m afraid she’s on the phone
4 Can I leave 5 Can you ask her
Exercise 5
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Unit 10
10A Transport
Students’ own answers
Exercise 1
9G An application letter
2 bus (a) 3 motorbike (i) 4 helicopter (g) 5 van (n)
6 boat (c) 7 coach (h) 8 plane (p) 9 car (b)
10 ship (o) 11 tram (m) 12 bike (j) 13 scooter (e)
14 taxi (l) 15 lorry (f ) 16 underground train (d)
Preparation
Exercise 1
1 c
2 a
3 d
Exercise 2
Exercise 2
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4 c 5 a
6 b
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1 ✓
2 I believe I have the necessary qualities: I am polite, friendly
and hard-working.
3 I am available to start work immediately.
4 I am enclosing my CV with this letter, and also a reference.
5 I hope to hear from you soon.
6 ✓
Exercise 3
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Wendy took a taxi to the airport.
Do you go to school by bike?
Sam drove me to the station.
I sometimes go to school on foot.
Mum went to town by tram.
Exercise 3
1 safe
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2 comfortable
3 slow 4 cheap
5 convenient
a fast b inconvenient
e expensive
c uncomfortable
d dangerous
1 d
2 c
3 a
4 e
5 b
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Vocabulary Builder (Part 2): phrasal verbs
Writing guide
Exercise 4
Exercise 4
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1 down 2 off
3 out
4 off
5 on
6 down
7 in
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Students’ own answers
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Students’ own answers
Self Check 9
Exercise 1
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1 electrician 2 waiter 3 scientist 4 engineer
6 hairdresser 7 soldier 8 architect
Exercise 2
1 -or
Exercise 1
Past participle
1 study
studied
studied
2 use
used
used
3 know
knew
known
4 watch
watched
watched
5 plan
planned
planned
6 speak
spoke
spoken
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1 Are Mason and his family going to have a holiday next
month? Yes, they are.
2 Is Mason going to send any postcards? No, he isn’t.
3 Is his dad going to take his laptop? Yes, he is.
4 Are Mason and his brother going to share a room? No,
they aren’t.
Exercise 5
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1 won’t need 2 will earn 3 won’t be 4 will finish 5 ’ll enjoy
Exercise 6
Workbook answer key
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Charles has moved to London.
Mum has cooked dinner.
Henry and Sally have sold their house.
We’ve invited 50 people to our party.
Becky has grown four centimetres taller this year.
Exercise 3
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1 will you be 2 Will you be 3 I won’t 4 Will you walk 5 I will
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I’m not going to be at school tomorrow.
You aren’t going to study this weekend.
My mum and dad are going to stay at home.
We aren’t going to have a holiday this year.
Exercise 4
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2 -ist 3 -or 4 -er
Exercise 3
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affirmative
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1 ’ve packed 2 ’ve caught 3 ’s stopped
4 has broken down 5 has just taken off 6 ’ve missed
7 has landed 8 ’ve dropped 9 ’s begun 10 ’ve left
11 ’ve got 12 ’ve reserved
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1 ’ve just heard 2 ’ve just had 3 ’s just arrived
4 ’s just gone 5 ’ve just sent 6 ’s just stopped
10D Present perfect negative
and interrogative
Challenge!
Exercise 1
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2 I haven’t done the washing-up. 3 We haven’t bought a car.
4 They haven’t had lunch. 5 You haven’t tidied your bedroom.
6 It hasn’t stopped raining.
Students’ own answers
10C Down under
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
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1 sick 2 tiny
6 successful
Exercise 2
3 enormous
4 crowded
5 tiring
1 They walked there from Asia over 50,000 years ago.
2 It became British in 1770.
3 America was independent.
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My name’s Shelley and I’m Australian. I’m married and I’ve got a son. I decided
to find out about our family history. I’m very interested in the early history of
Australia – I think it’s fascinating. And I wanted to find out if we’re descendants
of British prisoners!
I found out that my family came to Australia from Britain in 1860. But Britain
stopped sending prisoners to Australia in 1840. So my family weren’t prisoners. I
was a bit disappointed … Then I looked at my husband’s family.
I found that my husband’s great-great-great-great grandparents met in Sydney
and got married there in 1826. It was their home for the next forty years. His
name was John Bullen and she was Mary Evans. He was a thief and she was the
daughter of a thief! I was very interested!
I found out more about John Bullen. John was a poor boy from London. He
lived on the streets and stole food to eat. The police caught him and they sent
him here to Australia for fourteen years. But John met Mary and they stayed
here and started a family. And here is my son now – his descendant – 200 years
later!
She finds out more about her husband’s ancestors.
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2 I’ve already phoned her. 3 I’ve already bought it.
4 I’ve already had some. 5 I’ve already tidied it.
6 I’ve already changed it.
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Have they packed the food yet? Yes, they have.
Have they bought a map and compass yet? Yes, they have.
Have they checked the car yet? No, they haven’t.
Have they looked at the weather report yet? No, they haven’t.
Have they phoned their parents yet? Yes, they have.
Have they sent text messages to their friends yet? No, they
haven’t.
Exercise 5
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Where are the water bottles?
They’re here. But I haven’t filled them yet.
What about the food? Have you packed it?
Yes, I have. It’s already in the car.
And we’ve bought a compass and a map.
Yes, they’re in the car too.
OK. I’m going to check the car in a minute.
And I’ll look at the weather report on my laptop.
OK. Have you phoned your parents yet?
Yes, I have. Have you phoned your parents?
Yes. And I’m going to send text messages to my friends.
Good idea. I’ll do that, too.
Exercise 4
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I’ve already written some postcards.
He hasn’t walked along the River Thames yet.
Has she seen the Queen yet?
We’ve already taken a coach tour.
Have you visited Buckingham Palace yet?
We haven’t found our passports yet.
We’ve already spent a day on the beach.
Students’ own answers
Challenge!
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Students’ own answers
10E Adventure in Australia
Exercise 1
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1 Nowadays 2 finally / eventually 3 Suddenly
4 recently / finally 5 First of all … then
Exercise 2
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2 hot 3 dark 4 terrible
8 hungry 9 happy
Exercise 3
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6 deep
7 worried
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