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...........

and chairs. 0n the wa[[ near the door, there's

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2 sports fleld
3 science laboratory

4 dining room
5 hall
6 gym
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a You play hockey or football here.
b You do indoor activities here, like gymnastics or dance.
c You go here when you have free time.
d A big room where all the students and teachers meet.
e A place where you can do experiments.

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You eat here.

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[ong form

Short form


Short answers

l've got

Yes,1...................... No,l.

have.

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have got

Yes, you

He

has got

Yes,...............

No, you haven't.

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Look at the pictures and write sentences. Say what the people in the classroom
hove or hoven't got. Use short forms.

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Mr Benson l{n Benson's go* o dic+ionary and
a nate.baak bu* he kc.tsn't Eot a pencil.

1 Linda

2

Sally

3 Karim and Neil
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your school / a playground?
Has yoxr sc&oo/ gat et yletygrot;m#? Yes, rf has.

1 you / an English dictionary?

2 your teacher / a red pen?

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4 yoL: and your classmates / workbooks?
your school / a sports field?
the teachers / a dining room?

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and listen to Emily. Complete the

timetable.
Hi. I'm Emily and l'm in
Class 2, Year 9 at Longtown

High School. This term our
timetable's OK. On Monday
and Wednesday we've got art
and music in the morning.
After the break, we've got
maths and biology. ln the
afternoon, we've got double
English. On Tuesday, we do a
lot of science. ln the morning,
we've got chemistry and
physics, then we've got history
and biology after the break. ln
the afternoon, we've got French
and PE. On Thursday, we've got history and geography in
the morning and maths and chemistry after the break. ln
the afternoon, we've got French and lT. On Friday, we've got
double geography in the morning, then chemistry and lT
after the break. ln the afternoon we've got music and art.
I love music and art, so we've got a great start to the week
and a fantastic end to the week, too.

Answer the questions about the timetable. Write


full sentences.
ACROSS

2
4
6
8
lO

You paint and draw.
Tu parles frangais.

You study plants and the human body.
You learn about the past.
You do experiments

in

When has Emily got double English?
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Wadnesday er{fern*an.
I When has Emily got PE?
She

2 Which

days has she got music?

a laboratory.


12 You use a computer.
DOWN
1 You learn about numbers and how they work.
3 You use this book.
5 You study how things work.
7 Yott learn about countries.
9 You do sport.
l1 You sing and play instruments.

What time is morning break?
It....................

What time is lunch?
Have Class 2 got history on Thursday morning?

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Read about English Explorer Workbook 2.

(a-e).

Are the sentences true or false?

1

Can I borrow your rubber?

2

Can you help me?

&

There is a Review after every

two units.
1 There are eight units.
2 There are two pages of Grammqr
Practice exercises after each unit.
3 There aren't any colour photographs.
4 There is a reading text in each unit.
5 There are word lists for each unit.

3 What does'busy'mean?


4
5

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How do you spell 'expression'?
Can I go to the toilet, please?

a No, I'm sorry. I'm

busy at the moment.

b Yes, of course. Here you are.
c Can you wait until the break? It's only two
minutesl

d I don't know. Ask the teacher.
e I think it means 'happy'.

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Complete the grammar box f or there is / there
ore.
5ingular noun

at the situations.
Write the expressions.
Use the words in
brackets.


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player desks

timetable

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1

2

3

4

lborrow.)

is

wiffi

6
(spell)

Plural noun
+

Write sentences about your classroom.
Use the words in the box.


5

1

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Look at the table. Write about Sally and
hnyou..

Sally

Karim

I

(ount to 1 00 in French?

Yes


lVo

2

cook a meal?

AJo

3

name three school subjects

Karim / cook a meal
ean Kctrim cook a mectl? Yas. he

Karim.
You

1

2 Karim / use a dictionary?

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3 you / sing a song in

/Vo

English?


Yes

Sally and Karim / ride a bike?

Sally

5

Sally and Karim / drive a car?

count / to tOO / in French
Sa/iy cern count ta 1.00 in Fre,nck.
L name / three school subjects / in French

6 you / cook

Tes

tes

No

Yes

She "

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Karim

1 cook lameal

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s

Karim
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mean
practice

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

Karim and Sally
2 sing a song / in English
They """ """
3 drive I a car
They """"""'
Now complete the table in Exercise 5 about
you. Then write two sentences with con and
two sentences with cont.

I csn coun* fo 100 in French

1

2


can't
3

4

express

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

Karim and Sally
l ride/abike

(an

Verb
help

name / three school subjects / in French
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Noun

2 use/adictionary

3


a meal?

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

2 cook/ameal

He

ccrn.

Sally / name three school subjects in French?

4

She

con.

rvo

in French?

4 drive a car?
5 sing a song in English?
6 ride a bike?
7 use a dictionary?

and short answers with

spell

tra nslate

writing / writer

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Use the words in the table in Exercise 8 to
complete the sentences.
,Can I go to the toilet, please?,
is a useful

expression'

1 Can you.'........................... me, please?
2 You can flnd the ............................. of words in a
dictionary.
3 What does 'each' ............... ?
4 There is a ............................. of the words in each
unit in the word list.
5 English
.. can be difflcult.
6 There is a ............................. exercise in each unit of
this book.

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@,,S;2,l Listen to the interview with Sasha talking
about her family. Tick the countries you hear.

Italy Wales Austria Scotland
Cermany Spain Poland

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Listen again. Are the sentences true or false?

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L Sasha's got three children.
2 Her son's got two sons.

3
4

Sasha's got three grandchildren.


5

Gosia's favourite food is pasta.

Her favourite cousin lives
in Poland.

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Write

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1 Sei/y

I

2
SaLLy

3

I

is in the park with her friends. Sa[Ly has got

hair. SaLty is

taLL
3


a grey top and

hair and Leticia has got very dark

and she's wearing

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

tatt. She's wearing u

o

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or hos or possessive.

Gosia's favourite food is pasta.

.....

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

is

Leticia isn't very

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

and a white


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1 My bag's brown.
2 Stephanie's got two children.
3 Albert's thirty.
4 There's a pen on the desk.
5 What's Karim got?
6 My sister's name is Ann.
Look at the form. Write the question for each
line of information.

5

Longtown Sports CIub

Darren and .Karim have got brown hair. Darren is very

and

ta[L

He's wearing school

7
trousers and a

........... Karim is wearing


jeans and u'...................

ti

fair sweatshirt jacket skirt
trainers

Anna

4
5
6
7

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2 | Green Lane, Longtown

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Complete the descriptions. Use the words in
the box.

slim
jeans

I
2
3


shirt

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Look at the picture in Exercise 1. Write the

3

names.

4

He's got a school bag.

1
2

Darren

5


She's wearing earrings.

6

He's got a sports bag.

7

3 She's got a drink.
4 She's happy.
5 He's got a watch.

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words from column

A

B.

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read

thehousework

do

TV

watch
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The girls don't like

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Complete the sentences with the present simple
form of the verbs in brackets.

Mia and Kate go to the same high school. (go)
1 They
in the second year. (be)
2 1...................... my mother with the housework.
(hetp)

3

We........,.^...........

4 Penny
5


Mia

art and music. (love)
sport and maths. (not like)
computer games after school.

(plav)

6 My brother

a

lot of books. (read)


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and short answers.
Hello Sandra. you / go / high school?
Hella Sandra. Do you go ta high schaal?

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Yes,


2 your brother / do his homework

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every night?

(x)
3 you and your friends

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Complete the sentences with the -ing form of
the verbs in brackets.

do.

1 you / like your school?

tqf#r#s:

/ meet after school? (r')

I love dcfmg sports. (do)
1 I like
... to music. (listen)
2 My parents don't like
.. computer
games. (play)


3 My dog loves
... in the river. (swim)
4 Our cat hates
... a bath. (have)
5 I love
... emails to my friends. (write)
6 Do you like ............................. your bedroom? (tidy)
Write sentences and questions.

4 your sister / help with the housework?
5 your parents / watch TV

6 they
7 I

i

lplay computer

(x)

bcrske*ball.

(f)

in the evening?

v)

games?


I play / basketball I love ytlaying
1 My brother / hate / sing

I / love

2 We llike / watch TV

3

Our mum / not like / cycle

(x)

ask good questions?

4 My friends / not like / help with the housework
Eve is asking Ruby about her spare time
activities. Complete the dialogue with the
words in the box.
do
Eve:

(x3) does doesn't go play
Do you

Ruby: Yes,

I


1

......de...............

6

... any sports, Ruby?

tennis and hockey.
Eve:
Me tool I love tennis.
Ruby: Ygah. It's great, isn't it? But hockey's
fantastic! I'm in the school team.
Eve:
Wowl You're very sporty
you have any other interests?
a
Ruby: Yes. I
... to dance classes.
And me and my friend s ............................. in
a band. I'm the lead singer and she's the
drummer.
Evel Really?l What's the name of your band?
Ruby: Well. We're all girls,
so we're called
Girl Power.
Eve: That's a good name.
Ruby: Thanks.
Eve:
...... your

friend dance, too?
Ruby: No, she
....... She,s

Jack / Iike

/ cook?

sing

..............................I2

a terrible dancer!

5 you I like lgo to concerts?

Complete the paragraph about fack. Write the
present simple or the -ing f orm of the verbs in
the box.

be cook do

help

(x2)

play

Jac< is 14, He goes to Redhi 1 Hlgh School in Lancaster:
in the north of England. H s favourite subjects


t-

school, he

science and soorts. After
2.................
his homework

3

5

likes

6..............

and

tennis.At the weekend, he
hrs mothen He hates
wth the houseworl<, but he


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Look at the photos of three young musicians.

Match them with the names and instruments.
Careth McBride: percussion
Mark Fontainebleau: trumpet
Sammy Li: violin

.ii. Read about Mark Fontainebleau. Choose the
best heading (a-d) for each paragraph
(1-3). There is one extra heading.
a Activities and interests c School and studies

b Favourite instruments d Music and family

Young Musician
of the Year
1. ......................

Mad< Fontainebleau plays the trumpet and is a flnalist
in the Young Musicion of theYear competition. He is
eighteen years old and rs a student at Sunningdale
High School in Wycombe, England, where he studies
music, physics and maths, Every weel< he travels to the
Guildhall School of l"lusic and Drama in London'

2

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

Mark plays in a symphony orchestra and n a lazz

quartet wrth three frrends, He always practises hard'
is in a competition, he sometimes practises
lor six hours a day, He doesn't corne from a musical
family, He's got a brother who likes trying different

When he

instruments but he never plays anything lor very long'
His parents don't play an instrument

ln hls free time, Mark lilchess. He loves jazz music, of course, and often listens
to other famous iazz trumpeters, He doesn't usually
listen to modern pop music, Yarl< also lilflJms and eating good food. He lilwith his friends and wth his girlfriend And he loves
sleeping.

;::l Read the text again. Are the sentences true or
false?

TF

Mark goes to school in Wycombe.
L He studies music and drama at
school.
2 He travels to music school in
London every day.
He always practises for six hours
every day.

He often plays in a quartet with his
brother.
He doesn't like listening to pop
music.

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@.,fil Listen to an interview with another
finalist from the Young Musicion of the Yeor
competition. Answer the questions.

1

Look at the photos in Exercise 1 on
page 10. Which young musician is it?

2

Look at the pictures. Put a tick

(r') next


to the instruments they play.
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piano accordion

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tr

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orchestral
percussion

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instruments

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Choose the correct adverb and put it in the
correct position in the sentence.

Mark practises for six hours every day.
(sometimes / always)

Listen again and circle the correct option.

/4ar& sometirnas yaractises for six irours


Sammy ptaysfrrefi*olid/ the piano.
1 She plays in an orchestra / a iazz band at
school.
She performs with a folk band at festivals

eve,ry dcty.

1

in

a rock group
The Electric Symphony.

/ at

/ an orchestra called

In her free time, she usually
plays badminton.
She /lkes

/

/

/

always)


school.
She's also

Circus clowns wear a costume. (sometimes

sometimes

Our band takes part in festivals in the
summer. It's great funl (never / often)

Madonna dances when she sings. (usually /
never)

doesn't /lke watching other bands

perform.

Johnny Depp acts in adventure films. (never /
sometimes)

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My favourite band only performs in the big
cities. They perform in my town. (never /

Circle the odd word out.
Actors take part in / act /@in films.
1 Clowns wear a costume / make-up / an

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instrument.

2 Do you act / sing / play in a band?
3 We take part in a show / a costume / a festival
4

every summer.
The Smith family perform in an instrument
a circus / a show every weekend.

5

Can you do magic

/

/

a costume / your own

make-up?

6 What instrument do you act / like best / play?

The people in the audience at a pop concert
sing. (never / often)

I don't like watching plays so I don't go to the
theatre. (often / sometimes)


My family loves watching fiIms. We watch

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to his dad about making
new friends. Complete the dialogue with
suggestions from the box.

Andrea: How

photographY

Wednesday

batLet


Thursday

sports c[ub

Fridav

chess

Tom: It's difficult to make friends at my new
school.

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c&or.r*

d*ing

sarne

s{*ar-

se&sol oe*iyi*ics?

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Dad:

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dance and I can't even

touch my toesl

Yes. But it's brilliant exercise.
are a lot of girls therel

And there

Tom: Dadl
Dad: OK. Let's think about this seriously.
What's that paper you've got in your
hand?
Tom: It's a list of clubs.

Dad:

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Great ideal It's usually really good.
What's on this year?
Andrea: Well, there's a lot of music, and theatre
and street performances.
Tom:
Sounds brilliantl I love live music.
What about
(go) to see
some bands perform?

Yes. We can do that on Saturdav. Let's
Justin:
...... (see) some theatre
groups, too.
Andrea: Good idea. We can do that on Sunday.
Why don't we 4................ ...... (buy)
the tickets today? The festival's very
popular and the tickets sell fast.
Tom:
I agree. But let's
...... (decide)
exactly what_ we want to do first. And
what about
...... (take) a tent
and camping overnight?
Justin: Yeah. Great idea, Tom.
Andrea: Right, then. Let's
...... (look)
at the programme.

sports.

1

Tom: What? I can't

Dad:

(go) to the


Justin:

RTTIR-SCHOOL CLUDS
Tuesdav

about

arts festival this year?

Aha! How about photography? There's a club on Tuesdays.
What about joining the school choir?
I knew, Hew abeut deing seme after seheel aetivities?
Why don't you do some ballet classes?
Well, let's look at the list, then.

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form of the verbs in brackets.

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in the correct column.

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school cooking festival choir

orchestra

friend

grandparents vegetables instrument
programme music

one syllable

two syllables

three syllables


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Can you add more instruments to each column?
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information from the notes below.

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Tom's interests. Then write Tom's
profile. Look at Leila's profile in Exercise 6 for help.

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7 \avoucile subjects: phlsics, art, maths
4 after-schoo\ rntertstt drawing, m.................................
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text on the right.
sentences (1-4) below are
Read the

is a famous festival
in Spain. It tal
last week of Augusl in a town called Buhol, in


are false.
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4 Only people from Bunol take
part in the tomato fight.

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text again and complete the sentences
with one word.

1 During the festival,

people
tomatoes at each other.
The paella cooking competition is on

Read the


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fisht there is a paella cool
I

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tomato fight. People come
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ll0f:r,Vefriri,pe tomatoes are thrown in the streets
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1 La Tomalina lasts one week.

2 There is a tomato

festival there is music, parades, dancing and
of.th e fest va I s a ways a Wed n es d ay.

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ri

Look at the notes below. What type of
information is missing in each gap? Complete
the gaps (1-6) with the information (a-f).

night.

text. Decide which sentences (l-4)

are true and which are false. Then complete

the sentences (5-6) with one word in each gap.
The Edinburgh Festival takes place in August every year
in
Edinburgh, Scotland. It is the biggest arts festival
in the world.
There isn't just one festival but lots of festivak which
take
pla
a


name of a sport

The main festival is called the Edinburgh International
Festival.

b

age

Famous actors and performers all over the world
to take part in classical theatre, opera, musi< and dance.

c---nar-r(::lfu.are

d
e

time
telephone number
name of an actvity

f

@ t.: Listen to

alternative theatre and comedy

a radio advertisement for a sports
club and complete the notes in Exercise 4 with

the correct information.

street performan(es.

@ l.q Listen to a conversation about the
Saturday Club and complete the sentences.

The Edinburgh Fringe testival is also very famous.
lt in(lude,
as well as children,s shows and
musicals. A lot of the performers are students from
university
or people from small theatre groups. There are also many

Frank

The Edinburgh Festival takes place in
Scotland.
There are lots of different festivals in

Edinburgh in August.
The Edinburgh International Festival is a pop
music festival.
You can see classical opera at the Fringe

usuatty
.............

He


Likes

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

or reads

on Saturday afternoons.
.............

but he doesn't like

He Loves
Deepak tetephones the

5
.

6

Listen to an interview with a teacher at
Longtown Sports Centre. Complete the notes.

@

t.S,

Festival.

Many performers at the Fringe
Festival are university ....................

At the Fringe Festival some people
perform in the

1

Classes she

teaches:
Number of PuPils

.lazzdance andhtPhoV'

46 girls.

doing baI1et:
Age of students:

3

boys and

4

f,o alxleen.

Interests:

Dancingand einqinq
5


-

pefiorrrsu\n

..........., Lheatre, and


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I
I

I
I
I
i

adventure (adj)

homework (n)

string (n)


audience (n)

housework (n)

subject (n)

blow (v)

hungry (adj)

sunser (n)

bite (v)

hunt (v)

synthesiser (n)

brass instrument (n)

indoor (n)

take part (phr v)

capital (n)

interest (n)

take photographs


caption (n)

interview (n)

(phr)

join (v)

terrible (adj)

(n)

judge (n)

ticket (n)

choir (n)

lead (adj)

tribal (adj)

circle (n)

look after (phr v)

trumPet (n)

clap (v)


lose (v)

vegetable (n)

clarinet (n)

magnetic fields (phr)

violin (n)

classmate (n)

make up (n)

weak (adj)

collide (v)

moist air (phr)

weak points (phr)

competirion (n)

occasion (n)

wear (v)

construction (n)


overnight (adv)

wind instrument (n)

crazy (ad))

pasta (n)

winner (n)

curtain (n)

pattern (n)

wooden (adj)

cycle (v)

percussion (n)

day-to-day (phr)

perform (v)

woodwind
instrument (n)

different (adj)

performance (n)


double (adj)

performer (n)

earring (n)

playground (n)

Earth! atmosphere
(phr)

practise (v)

carnival (n)
chess

electric particles

(phr)
express (v)
expression (n).

flash (n)

fight (v)
flute (n)
folk (adj)
forest (n)
gas (n)


generation (n)
good points (phr)
harp (n)

preparation (n)
prism (n)

bite (v)
collide (v)

curtain (n)
Eartht atmosphere
(phr)
electric particles

raindrops (n)

(ph')

rare (adj)

flash (n)

ripe (adj)

gas (n)

river (n)


magnetic fields (phr)

shape (n)

moist air (phr)

skateboarding (n)

prism (n)

spectacular (adj)

raindrops (n)

spend (v)

rare (adj)

split (v)

shape (n)

sporty (adj)

split (v)

stick (n)

sunset (n)


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pr*s*,r3r s{rftffitr*
We use present simple to talk about things
that are always true, things we do often or that
happen often, etc.
The sun rises in the east.
My granrlmother lives in Trinidad.
I watch TV every evening.

In the afflrmative, we add -s to the verb after
she or it.
I/You,OVe/They

eni

,i:: Complete the sentences with the present simple
form of the verbs in brackets.
Fekria sludie,s very hard. (study)
1 Fekria always
the dishes to help her

mother. (wash)
She also.................. her bedroom.

3

Jamie


4 He..................
5 He also

he,

oy dancing.

2

(tidy)
his homework after school. (do)
TV every night. (watch)
skateboarding in his free time. (go)

:5 Complete the sentences with don't or doesn't.
'Nill doesn't think about school in the evening.
1 Mv sister and I
go to the same school.
2 Judy
play a musical instrument.

He/She/lt (niovs readiny.

3 Iamie

In the negative, we use don't or doesn't and the
inflnitive of the main verb. We ooN'r add -s
or -es to the main verb.
I don't like doirtg homework.
My little brother cloesn't gp to school.

bare

Affirmative
l/YouiWeiThey
He/She/lt

He/5he/lt

i

Write sentences in the present simple with these
words. Use short forms.

/ sing / beautifully / but she / not play / the
piano
Fiona sings be,outifully but she, doe.sn't play the
Fiona

piano.

love
ca

rnivals

loves

Negative
l/You/We/They


want to be a doctor.
4 Judy and Kate
speak Italian.
5 I.................. like tidying mybedroom.
6 My parents
play computer games.
7 Teruy
walk to school - he cycles.
8 You
know my friend Sara.

don't (do not)

play computer

doesn't (does not)

games.

Complete the sentences with the present simple
form of the verbs in brackets.

1 I / study Spanish / but I / not speak / it very well

2

He

3


They I live

London

Carol

the trumpet in the school

orchestra. fplayl

2 I usually

my friends after school.

lin the UK / but they / not live / in

4

Angela / read / lots of books / but she I not read
comics

5

Ricky / do / some housework / but he / not wash /
the dishes

We go to the same school. (go)

1


I like / reading / but he / not study / hard

I

(meet)

3 Kate
acting. (love)
4 My mum.................. great cakes. (make)
5 Fekria
her mother with the housework.
(help)

6 We.................. the Internet at school. (use)
7 Miriam
really well. (dance)
8 You and your sister .................. a lot of booksl
(read)

We make questions by putting do or does before
the subject, and then the bare infinitive of the
main verb. We ooN'r' add -s or -es to the main verb.
Do yott like skateboarding?
Does he go to your school?

In short answers, we don't use the main verb.
Does your grandmother live in Trinidacl? - Yes, she
does.

Do they play in the orchestra?


:5

-

I'lo, they don't.


Now write affirmative (r') or negative (X) short
answers to the questions in Exercise 7.

Questions
Do

l/you/we/they

Does

he/she/it

(Does the theatre group meet at four o'clock?)

play computer games?

Ye.s,

Yes,

he/she/it


do.

No, l/you/we/they

don't.

does.

No, he/she/it

doesn't.

(/)

does.

1(x)..

5hort answers
Yes, l/you/we/they

it

2 (t/)

3V)
&d u,er*pg

4(x)
s V)


..
mB frmcau**rtc

...

g

Complete the questions with Do or Does.

We use adverbs of frequency to talk about habits

Doyou like acting?
1 .................. Fekria want to be a doctor?

or how often something happens.
lOOo/o

always usually often

2 .................. we study the same subjects?
3 ..................I sing well?
4 .................. Adam and Lewis play in the orchestra?
5 .................. you send your friends text messages?
6 .................. your mum and dad speak English?
7 .................. Will play the drums?

sometimes

Write questions from these sentences.

The theatre group meets every Wednesday.
Does the, theotre group mee,t every Wednesday?
1 They organise a carnival every year.

2

Everyone loins in the carnival.

3

People dance

in the

qi

Put the adverbs in the correct place.

The theatre group meets in room seven. (always)
The theqtre. group olwctys me,ets in room seven.

L

Rob isn't at home on Saturdays. (often)

2 I forget my best friend's birthday. (never)

streets.

4 Steel bands play calypso music.


3

5 Calypso music

4 WiIl

comes from Trinidad.

The carnival is lots of fun. (always)
practises the drums

in the evening.

(usually)

6

The police enjoy the carnival too.

5 My parents help

me with my homework.

(sometimes)
Put the words into the correct order

to make

questions.

meet / the theatre group / does / at four o'clock?
Doe"s the theqtre group mee! ctt four o'clock?
I do I live / Adam and Lewis / in Australia?

2

Kate

, ;;;

/ love / does / acting?

4 to be / Fekria I want / does / a musician?
school?

/ Jamie

I

after

to make

spectacular I always I are lthe carnival costumes
The cqrnivol costumes ore always spectaculor.
1 listen to / sometimes / classical music / I

2

;; / ;;; ;;;;;;;;;;,;


5 do / does / his homework

Put the words into the correct order
sentences.

3

meet / my friends and I / usually
are

I

after school

I there / lots of people / always / at the

school concert
never / for her violin lesson / is / Charlotte / late
we / eat / for dinner I pizza / often
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17


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Write the job under each
picture.

Match the words (1-8) with the pictures (a-h).

1 cloudy
*i focfery

wpr&er

2 icy

rf,

ffi
=----We
Tt- _\=_W


1

a......................

3 sunny
2

a......................

a................

4 raining

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lrffiffi

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3

s.ffi

6

5a

a.............

5 windy

6 hot

Match the definitions (1-6) with the fobs (a-f).
1 I tell people about the news. You a writer
7 cold
can sometimes see me on TV.
2 I work in a restaurant or a bar. I
b reporter
take food and drink to customers.
8 snowing
3 People bring their animals to me
c truck
wherr they are ill. I sometimes do
.lil, Look at the weather map and write sentences.
driver
operations.
What's the weather like in each country?
4 I invent stories. My books are

d scientist
Poland: lt's cald anrJ rctininct
in Poiand.
.J
famous all over the world.
1 Sweden:
5 I work in a laboratory and do
e vet
2 Denmark: ............
experimenl.s.

6

I l"ake things from the lactory
supermarkets and shops.

to

f

Complete the lists.

I

waiter

3 France:
4 Germany:
5


Austria:

6

ltaly:

....,...................

People who work in a hospital: deni"tsr,
do............................., n u.........

2

People who usually work outside:

3

People who work

|a............................, bu...........

in an offlce: of.

re.............................

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Complete the positive and negative sentences
with the words in the box.

are aren't isn+ 'm
's 're isn't
It

1

2
3
4
5

'm not

raining today. (X)
Outside, the birds
singing. (y')
1............... sitting at my desk. (y')
The teacher
talking. (X)
He............... cleaning the board. (y')
The students
writing in their

isn"*

books. (X)

6 L..............Iooking out of the window. (X)
7

We

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

listening to a CD. (y')


Complete the story. Write the present
continuous form of the verbs in brackets.

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q fr#ffi tiffi #e&.es

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Put the words in the correct order to make
questions about the story in Exercise 7. Write

the short answers.
standing I is I a/ shop / Sarah l in I 7
ls Scnolr sfomdrng in cr skr.p? lVo, s&e isri'*.

1 a/

she / reading / is / newspaper

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present continuous form of the verbs.

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driver / turn on /

car lights

1

people / put up /
umbrellas

3

people / hold
on to / hats

5

girls

rt

I ne drtver t5 TurntnaJ
on hrs eeir lig&ts.

2 boy / take off /
jumper

man / put on /
sun cream

i put on /

gloves


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forecasten I do the uO".;;.,
weather reports onTV So, let
me tell y",

dur
"Oora "iypl..f

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2 ......................

to the weather
reporter. Choose the correct picture
(a or b) for today's weather.

@,2;l

Read and listen

I start worl< at I i o,clock
in the morning. Ftrst, I read
the
infbrmation from the weather
scientists'anJ in"nl a".,0.
what the weather story is.Todays
story * .lori af.l"
snow.storms in Brrtain.At the
moment, it,s very wnOy and
it's

Read and listen to the text again. Choose
the best heading (a-e) for each paragraph
(1-4). There is one extra heading.


snowing a lot. ln the morning,
I usualiy go

with the producer and otl

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unO u t"rp..u;;; :n;;i

a In the studio
b A busy morning
c My job
d The afternoon
e An early start

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Choose the correct answer (a, b or c).

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Who decides what the weather story is?

a The producer'
b Kelly
c The weather scientists
2 Who chooses the graphics for the
weather report?
a everybody


b
c

Kelly and her producer
Kelly and other meteorologists
3 Who controls the camera in the studio?
a The news director
tr Kelly
c The cameraman
4 Where does I(elly do the weather report?
a She usually does the report outside.
b She always does the report inside.
c She sometimes does the report
outside.

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Read these sentences from the text about Kelly.
Write now, today or usuolly.


I start work at 1.1 o'clock in the morning. usuclly
1 First, I read the information from the weather

2
3

scientists.
It's very windy and it's snowing a lot.
I go to a meeting with the producer and other
meteorologists.

4 l'm showing a satellite picture of the snow clouds.
5 I put a small earpiece in my ear.
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the correct form of the verb.

Keryfi;rT$/ is workingin a TV studio.
1 She talks / is talking about her job.
2 She is storttng / sfarts work at 11 o'clock.
3 She &oes / is going fo a meeting every morning.
4 She is showtng / shovts a temperature chart today.
5 It often rains / is raining in Britain.

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Now make nouns from these verbs.


noun

verb
farm
write
drive
wait
build
work

Match (1-6) with (a-f) to make complete
sentences.

a

1 The train's leaving.

get
Let's
Let's get

2 Please

take

3

come in


Can you

\

and

turn

The sun's very hot.
there

you can see
CK. Let's go into the weather studio'As
and
here'There's lust a big blue screen
and
lights
the
on
put
I
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up
tt
move
l
camera
the microphone Now lool< at the
put this small
by pressrng this button here l also

;"d
director
news
the
hear
can
I
in my earco thut
arrl'That
the
on
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you're
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I go
Sometimes
live'
recording
are
tfre cameTas

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on the light, please?

b oll your mobile in


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the cinema.
Let's put on a CD.

d on quicklyl

Put
Remember to turn

e off your

f

6 I'd like some music.

coats.

on some sun cream.

Complete each sentence with a verb and on or

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off.

means

I don't like sitting at the front of the plane. So I
always ge* an at the back.
1 In Scandinavian homes, people
their shoes at the door.
2 The streets are very icy. ...........................
some warm boots when vou
go out.
3 I always forget to.................... ......... my
mobile again when I leave the cinema.
4 It's bedtime, children. No more stories and

the report
outstde wlth a cameraman to do
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and sometlmes
the afternoon, I lool< at new information

more weather

.n""g",n" charts,After lunch' I do seven
at night
I flnish worl< about I I o'clocl<
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great

a
it's
but
lob
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lt's a

very long

Look at picture (a) in Exercise 1. Complete the
description with the correct form of the verbs in
brackets.
Today, the weather is (be) c oudy and coid, Cn the
weather chart,
n the north
.(snow)
of Brita n.The weather
.... (stand)
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outside the studio, She ........................... (wear) gloves and
4 .. ... .. ... .......... (not snow) at the moment, but
a scarJ lt
. (be) snow on the ground,
there

it

reporter


.

5 Please

the lightsl
that musicl I'm

trying to sleepl
6 Look, childrenl Here's the bus. Wait for the
people to .................... .......... first.

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Look at the underlined words. Are they
adjectives, nouns or verbs? Check in your
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Look at these verbs and find the nouns in the

text about Kelly.
verb
report

produce
forecast

noun
reporler

dictionary.

1 The weather is cold today.
2 There's snow on the ground.

3 It's iclz outside.
4 I've got a cold.
5 I live in a small town.
6 I love lisLenins to live

music.

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Match the expressions (1-6) with the correct response (a-f).

1 Hi. Is Leticia there,
2 Who's calling?

please?

Do you want to leave

a
b

a

Yes, please.


on. I'm
looking for a pen.

Yes. Hang

Bye.

message?

Canlleaveamessage?
Can you repeat the name
of the cinema?
OK. Bye.

It's the Multi-cinema in
Millstown.
No, I'm sorry. She's out at
the moment.
It's Danny.

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Complete the telephone conversation. Use the words in the
box.

leave meet on that's message repeat calling
Denzel:


there

Hi. Is Emily fhere, please?

Emily's dad: Who's'.............................?
Denzel:

Emily's dad:
Denzel:

Emily's dad:
Denzel:

Emily's dad:
Denzel:

Emily's dad:
Denzel:

It's Denzel.
Oh hello, Denzel. Actually, I think Emily's out
at the moment.
oh, can I 2............................. a message?
Of course. Hang 3
... I'm just
looking for a pen. OK. I've got one.
I've got tickets for the Halloween Magic Show
tomorrow night. It starts at eight o'clock but we're
meeting Leila at half past seven at the clock tower.
OK. Can you 4............ the time you're

meeting?
Half past seven.
So, that's
...... at the clock tower at
half past seven. Magic Show starts at eight.
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Yes, ............................. right.
OK. I can give her the 7.............. tonight.
Greatl Thanks, Mr Anderson. Byel

Emily's dad:
Denzel:
Emily's dad: Bvel

Complete the message Emily's dad
wrote.

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tirktfu {', th, t"'nyi1'**

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........... l,'t'eat rut ttwu

a* Jeau* thrfu.


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From: Ex"qilvI
For: .................

2 From:
FOI'l hr.ariv!

Message:

Message:

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Jak"e

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message:

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2

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@':;.1 Listen to the words and write them in the correct
column in the table. Mark the stressed syllable.

weather sunny tonight outside today
waiter police message repeat forget
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Match the description to the correct photo (a or b).

Jhis ls my dod Bil He's on ort teocher He loves moking things wilh
I *ood re -ole>'urritu e ono o/s. He o.so .es *e-ding lnings.
spends hours in the goroge every weekend. ln this picture, he's
moking o toy for my llttle cousin. His toys ore lonlostic ond he sometimes
se ls lhem, but he usuolly gives ihem to people os presents. He's olso
moking my brother o tree house in the gorden.
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,i:i Write a description of the second photo.


fhis / my grandfather
work / hospital
love / his garden
grow / vegetables
spend a lot of time / his grandchildren
In thls picture, play in the garden /
my little brother, Owen.

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PHONE MESSAGES

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Look again at this picture of Kelly. Read
description (a) below. Highlight the correct
information. Highlight the incorrect
information in a different colour.

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two descriptions of the picture.
Highlight the correct and incorrect information

in the texts. Then circle the correct description
(b or c).
Read these

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,., @2.2 Listen to the dialogue. Choose the
correct picture (a, b or c).

Choose the best description (a, b or c) for the

M%ryffi
ffi ffiffiffitu

photo.

@Z.S Listen to three dialogues. Match each
dialogue (1-3) with one of the pictures (a-e).
There are two extra pictures. You can listen to
the dialogues twice.
Dialogue

1

Dialogue 2
Dialogue


ln the photo, I can see two people worlis putting food on a plate. She's wearing a white hat. There's a
waiter in front of her. He's carrying three plates of food. He's
wearing a black jacket and trousers and a white shirt.
In the photo. Lheres a waiter. Hes puLL:^g oil or some food.
Theres a girl behind him. She's wea^ing awhrte hai and she's
putting plates of food on a table The waiter is weaning a black
jackel and a white shirt.

ln the photo, I can see people working in a kitchen. A cook is putting
oil on some food. She\ \,vearing a white hat. A waiter is carrying dirty
plates into the kitchen. Hes wearing a black jacket and a white shirt.

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