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Clive OxendenChristina Latham-Koenig

with fane Hudson

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Paul Seligson and Clive Oxenden are the original co-authors ofEnglkh File 1 (plub. 1996) and English File 2 (pub. 1997).

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A\E-lA\9_1A,

Hello!

Where are you from?

We're from the USA. We're American.

The alphabet PnRcllcRL Erucusn l,

Before they were famous...

A perfect day?

It changed my life

What's the date today?

56

58

40

Pnncncnr Erucusn 42

4

6

I

ll^'v-lA\ryA\S-1i-

A

AwA',\E_rA\9_l

What's in your bag?

Family and friends

A man's car or a woman's car?

Personal information

t2

l4

20

PnncncRl. Etcusn 18

On an island in Scotland

Dream town?

Strangers on a train

What do you think of it?

44

46

48

PRRclcRL Er'rcl-lsn 50

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A\91A-

a\4_1

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A\9_rA

A bad hair day

What do you have for breakfast?

He speaks English at work

What time is it? Pnncrcnl Erucusn

What do you like doing?

Trip of a lifetime

Whafs going to happen?

ls there a bank near here?

52

54

56

PnRclcnl Erucusn 58

Av-/i^\q,la\9_/,il

20

22

24

26

A\4_1A\ryA\9_1A.

Do you like mornings?

Life at the top of the world

You can't park here

How much is it?

28

50

!2

54

f,evirion quizzes

Answei key

60

64

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G RAM MAR verb be: I and you

Rewrite the sentences with contractions.

1 I am Anna.

I'm Anna.

2 You are not in Room 2.

You aren't in Room 2.

3 I am not a teacher.

4 You are in Room 6.

5 I am Ben.

6 You are not in Room 3.

7 I am not Katie.

8 You are late.

Write negative sentences ! orquestions f.1 I'm late. E

I'm not late.

2 You're Engtish. flAre you English?

3 I'm Olivia. lrl

4 You're in Room 10. lil

5 I'm late. E

6 You're Robert. f

7 You're a teacher. [I

8 I'm in a taxi. !

c Complete the dialogues.

Excuse me. Are you Angela?No, I'm not . I'm Sarah.

You say Coodbye, and I say Hello,From the song 'Hello, Goodbye' by the Beotles

2 FJ:ello. I'm Brad.Hi. I,M Lucy. Nice tomeet you.

Hi._ fessica.Are you Oliver?

No, _. I'm fames.

Excuse me.

No,

in Room 5?

. You're in Room 6.

8 Hello. Dan?Yes, . Nice to meetyou.

7 Hi.

Hi.

Emily.

Sam.

Yes, . I'm David.

5 H e

Yes

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a\

VOCABUTARY numbers 0-10

Order the letters to make numbers.

Words and phrases to learn

a Complete the dialogues.

I A A m I i n R o o m 8 ?B Nq.You're in Room 6.

2 A W h a t ' s y o u r n a m e ?B Charlie.

3 A Hi. I'm Lewis.B H_ _. I m Grace.

4 A You're in Room 1.B OK. Th_ _ _ you.

5 A Hi. I'm Toby Logan.B Hello. I'm Chloe lones. N to meet you.

6 A I'm Malgorzata.B S_ ? What's your name?

7 A AmI inRoomT?B Y_ _, you are.

8 A Sor ry .AmI l __?B Yes, you are. What's your name?

b Complete the spaces with Sorry?, Sorry, or Excuse me.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

1 0

VEFI fi,'NEO oneNET

WOT

G E H I T

REHET

INEN

VENES

U R O F

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b Complete the series.

1

2

3

4

5

6a

8

one

eight

six seven eight

one three five

eight seven six

seven five three

two four six

nlne seven flve

three fourfour two

two

six

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@Vocabularv Bsnk

PRONUNCIATION word srress;lhl, leal, and lol

Underline the stressed syllable andcomplete the chart. Practise saylngthe words.

excuse hel+e hotel late nice ftephoto seven soffy

b Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and thesounds for house, phone, and clock.

sffifiil!ffi Student's sook p.tIT

lr,;;: tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A Excuse me. Are you Tom?

B No, I'm not.A Oh. Sorry.

2 ACA

Hello. Are you Tom?Yes, I am.Hi. I'm Emma. Niceto meet you.Sound Bonk

,i,i ruow listen and repeat. Copy the fiythm.

VO CAB U IARY countries

Complete the crossword.

CIues across t

Complete the sentences with a country.

1 He's from Beijing. He's from China

2 They're from Rio. They're from Brazil

3 I'm from New York. I'm from

4 She's from Madrid. She's from

5 We're from Moscow We're from

6 He's from Warsaw. He's from

7 You're from Cancun. You're from

8 They're from Istanbul. They're from

England and America are two countries separated by a common language.

G RAM MAR verb be: he, she, it

Complete the sentences.

L She\ from the 2 lt's from Italy.

United States.

from Russia. from England.

from Spain. from |apan.

George Bernord Show, lrish dronotist

5 r

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from China. from Mexico.

Complete the dialogues with 's, is,or isn't.

1 A Is Matt in our class?B No, he isn't . He3 in class B.

2 A the teacher from the

United States?

B No, she . SheEngland.

3 A Where Osaka?in ]apan?

B Yes, it

4 A --=--- your name Andrew?B No, it

Write the questions. Then answer withthe information in brackets.

I Fernando Alonso / Spain? (/ Oviedo)Is Fernqndo Alonso from Spain?Yes. he is. He\from Oviedo.

2 Acapulco I Brazil? (X Mexico)Is Acapulco in Brazil?

No it isn't. It's in Mexico.

3 Michael Phelps / the United States?(z Baltimore)

4 Istanbul / Hungary? (X Turkey)

5 the Colosseum I ltaIy? (r Rome)

6 Kate Moss / England? (/ London)

7 Gdansk / Russia? (f Poland)

8 Kyoto / the United States? (x Japan)

PRONUNCIATION tr t and tart

Go to the sound Bank on the MultiRoM. Listen and repeatthe words and the sounds forfsh and bike.

Circle the word with a different sound.

A

A&V

@

AAEV

@

A

A

Brazl @ Italy

h i l i t

six nine Mexico

England five nice

Liverpool in hi

@@ Studenfs Book p.n7 Sound Bank


Match the questions to the answers.1 Where are you from? n2 Where in Russia? |l3 Where is Guadal ajara? -4 Where's she from? I5 Is he from Turkey? tr6 Is it good?7 Are you from Poland? I8 Where's he from? n

a It's in Mexico.b Het from Liverpool.c No, he isnt.d Yes, it's fantastic.e No, I'm not.f I'm from Russia.g I'm from Moscow.h She's from Brazll.

I

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tri$ tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A Where are you from?

B I'm from the USA.A Where in the USA?B I'm from California.

2 A Where's Maria from?B Shes from Mexico.

3 A Is Alex from Poland?B No, he isn't. He's from Hungary.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

Grsmmar Bank t B

I VOCABUTARY

Complete the puzzle.

nationalities

What's the mystery word?

GRAMMAR verb be: we, you, they; negatives(all persons)

Write positive sentences. Use contractions.

I they / from Italy

Thqt'refrom ltabt.

2 I l i n R o o m T

I'm in Room 7.

3 he lBrazilian

4 we llate

5 you / in Class A

6 I I ateacher

7 Millie / from England

8 they / in Room 10

b Complete the sentences with the negatle of be.

No,I'm not from Spain.

America is a large friendly dog in a small room.

No, she lsn'f late.

No, we Mexican.

American.No, they

No, he a teacher.

in Room 7.No, you

No, it

I

2aJ

4

5

6'7

I Miguel's from Spain. He's _.2 Yoshika's from |apan. She's _.3 Fabio's from Italy. He's _.4 Paolo's from Brazil. He's5 Dorota's from Poland. She's6 fiao's from China. She's _.7 Edvard's from Hungary. He's _.8 George is from England. He's _.9 Mikaelds from Mexico. She's

10 Karen's from Britain. She's11 Fatima's from Tirrkey. She's _.12 Leanne's from the United States. She's13 Anton's from Russia. He's

8 No, I

in Hungary.

Polish.

Order the words to make questions.

I Andrei / Is / Russia / from

Is Andreifrom Russia?

2 American / Are I they

Are thev American?

3 three I we I Are I room / in

Arnold Toynbee, English historian

@ffiJ Studenfs Book p.105 Vocobulary Bonk

' s / f rom/Where /she

5 you llapan / from I Are

, 6 Brazilian / Isabella / Is

7 in I Florence / Is / Italv

8 name l's lyour / What 8 3 S

e* f f i

10 l vMatch the answers to the questions in c.a Yes, we are.b |oshua.

:

c She's from Mexico. .d Yes, it is.e No, I'm not.f Yes, he is.g Yes, they are.h No, she isnt.

4 fou r+e igh t=_ 8 ten+ ten=

TTtrl,l o l

T

5 eight + nine =

6 six + seven =

/ Seven + nlne =

@J Student's Book p.Iot Vocobulary Bank


Match the sentences to the responses.1 You're inroom476. @2 Am I late?3 When is breaKast?4 We're on holiday. -5 Im Nicole and this is Steve.6 Goodbye.

===-

7 Is the hotel good? -

a Bye Stuart. Have a nice day.b Yes, it's fantastic.c Hi. Nice to meet you.d Is it a double room?e We're on holidaytoo.f Yes, you are. Hurry up!g It's fto- 8 to 10.

ffihr

Va=q

I A Are you American?B No, we aren't. We're English.A Where are you from?B We're from London.

2 A Where are Luis and Angela? Are they in room 2?B No, they arent. They're in room 5.A Oh, thanks.

@ Studenfs Book p.8B Grammar Bonk tC

PRONUNCIATION word stress; lel,litl, and l:l

Underline the stressed syllable. Which word is different?1 China sorry 6@ seven\____2 lapan qTgD hotel goodbye3 Brazil photo Turkey breakfast4 goodbye English hello Chinese5 Italy holiday Mexican fantastic6 Hungarian American fapanese BrazIIian7 Russia England Turkish thirteen

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for egg,tree, and shower.

Write the words under the correct sound.

American Spanish Chinese fifteen Englishseven meet nationality twentv

4 $p tw_lv

s g6 s_xt__n

b Write the numbers.

1 six + five = eleven

2 eight + six = fourteen3 nine + ten =

VOCABUTARY numbers l t -20

Complete the missing vowels.

1 trS thir te en

2 n n eleven

3 14 l_rt _n

19 n-n_t_ _n

$.S --ght--n

f ft n

tw_nty

s v n t n

@lED Studenfs Book p.lt7 Sound Bsnk i+].* tUow listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.

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ffik"/

Vsq

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ffieA

H

I

2

B

C

D

E

J

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4

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F

L

5

N

6

X

Z

7

Y

8 9

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THE ATPHABET

Complete the chart with the letters from the list.

SPEt t ING YOUR NAME

Complete the dialogue with the words from the list.

ge€d you room morning sorry? name spellreserva+ien surname thank

A r Good morning. I have a2 reservation .

B Good r

A Ryan Cotton.

B s

A Ryan Cotton.

B How do you 6 _your 7

A C-O-T-T-O-N.

B OK. 8_ you, Mr Cotton. You're in e

A Thank to

Write questions.

1. your surnameHow do you spell your surname

2 your first name

b Circle the letter witha different sound.

l A t g H K2 t 9 F L s3 G J P T

4 O a U \ \ -

5 A H J Y

6 D E I V

T A M X Z

s E F M S

s[fi@ student'sBookp.t17 Sound Bank

1 5 .

3 your city

4 vour countrva t

Spell the answers to b.

I

2

3

4

. What's your 4 _, please?

VOCAB U IARY

Label the pictures.

classroom language

Don't forget that your MultiROM andwebsite have lots of exercises and activities.

MultiROMGrammar Quiz File I

Vocabulary BanksNumbersCountries and nationalitiesThings

Sound Bank

Practical English File I

Wbrds and phrases File 1

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T

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b Complete the instructions.

go l.eok open sit down stand

Look at the board, please.

the door.

your books.

to page 20.

up.

, please.

ffi stmdem€'s ffimmfis p.8ffi4 E/seersasfmry #mm/r

Listen to the dialogue on the MultiROM.

A Good morning.B Hello. I have a reservation.A What's your name?B Dan Brett.A How do you spell your surname?B B-R-E-double T.A You're in room seventeen.B Thank you. Goodbye.A Bye. Have a nice day.


www.ou p.com/engl ishf ile/beti nner

tr Grammar File Iverb be: I and youverb be: he, she, itverb be: we, yotr, they, negatives

Vocabulary File INumbersCountries and nationalitiesThings

Pronunciation

Practical English File I

...and more activities and games.

TtrT

TTT

I

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Own only what you can carry with you.Alexonder Solzhenitsyn, Russion outhor

I VOCAB U tARY small things


Clues actoss )

2 GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns; o f an, the

a Write a or an.

I q pen 6 _identity card

2 an umbrella 7 watch

3 _chair 8 _country4 _dictionary 9 _email5 _ key 10 _ holiday

b Write the plurals of the words in a.

I pens 6

2 7a1

4

5

8

9

1 0

c Write questions and answers.

I What is it?

It's a book.

What are they?

Thqt're glasses.

GEffiD Studenfs Book p.t04 Vocabulory Bank

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PRONUNCIATION tzt and tst ,plural endings

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen andrepeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake.

Practise saying these plural words.

% q# fiztnames books glasses

windows laptops watches

keys clocks pleces

holidays coats classes

ffi stnrdemffs ffiomk p"g{? Sn*rmd #snk


Complete the dialogues.

A W h a f i s i t ?

B Sit down and open it.

What's i_ your bag?

Pens and a laptop.

2 A

B

3 A

B

What a_ _ they?

They're glasses.

A The door isnt open.

B No problem.

I h _ _ _ a k e y .

ffi Usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A What's in your bag?

B I have pens, books, and a mobile phone.2 A What is it?

B I think it's an umbrella.3 A What are they?

B They're photos of my holiday.

iijii* ruow listen and repeat. Gopy the gythm.

George Burns, American comedion

I

a

GRAMMAR

Completethe chart.

my, your, his, her, etc.

b Complete the sentences.

I That's laptop! 2 Are they keys?

3 What's

house.

2 VOCABUTARY people and family

a comPlete singularthe chart

plural

boy t boys

girls


fecr = Gnecr

Gr,once

BnN

5 This is

8 Lookat bags.chair.

Eve's my mother 5

Grace is my 6

Charlotte's my _. 7

Ben's my _.7 That's

1

2

3

4

M

@D Studenfs Book p.90 Grsmmar Bank zB @tsJ Student's Book p.tos Vacobulory Bank

PRONUNCIATION l6t, t,rt, and tet

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and the soundsfor mother, up, and computer.

Practise saying these words.


Complete the dialogues with the phrases in the list.

there Thanks. I cant remember. Who's this?over there That's

1 A

B

3 A

B

5 A

B

my pen!

Where's my bag?

It's there- on the chair.

It's my daughter. Her

name's Elizabeth.

Where's your boyfriend?

He's in the

car

ffi Studenf,'s sook p.m? Sound Bnnk

G RAM MAR possessive s


I David is Victoria's husband.Victoria is David\ wife

2 lon is Angelina's father.

Angelina is

3 fulio is Enrique's father.

Enrique is

4 Helena is Tim's wife.

Tim is

5 |anet is Michael's sister.

Michael is

6 Apple is Gwyneth's daughter.Gwyneth is

7 Daniel is Natasha's brother.

Natasha is

8 Stella is Paul's daughter.

Paul is

Look at the 's in the sentence.Write A (possessive) or B (is).1 Amy's husband is fapanese. tr2 It's afantasticfilm. tr3 Dylan's on holiday. I4 This is my sister's room. tr5 Molly's daughter is six. I6 Whatt in your bag? I7 Emma's late. I8 The boys are Matt's friends. I

4 A What's your teacher's name?

B John? fack?

ru No, it isnt. Your pen's in

your book!

A Here's your coffee.

B

ifi'ii Lirt.n to the dialogues on the MultiROM.A What's your son's name?B His name's Adam.

A Who's Paul?B He's my sister's husband.

A Who's this?B It's Rebecca. She's my brother's girlfriend.

A Is Katie your wife?B No, she's my daughter.

that mother woman

brother umbrella remember

there Hungary daughter

;t:i fUow listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.

VOCABUTARY colours andcommon adjectives

Rewrite the sentences with the colour.

1 My pen is ULBE.

Mtt pen is blue

2 Jamie's mobile is DRE.

3 Your glasses are NEREG.

4 Zods bag is TEHIW.

5 My father's umbrella is KLBAC.

6 Their car is WELOYL.

7 Her coat is ENO GRA.

8 His watch is WBORN.

Complete the opposite sentences.

1 Their house isnt big.It's small

2

3

4 That bo

It's very

ok isnt very good.

5 Harvey's laptop isnt cheap.

It,S

Their car isnt slow.

It's

My coat isnt short.

It,S

Your umbrella is fantastic t

Her bofriend is veryo - l

A big yellow taxi took away my old man.Fron the song 'Big Yellow Toxi' by loni Mitchell

2 H a v e a n day!

My brother is very

b

6 This film is very q

c Complete the words.

His mobile isnt old.

It,S

My girlfriend isnt short.

Shes

2

a

@} Studenfs Book p.tc6 Vocabulary Bank.

GRAMMAR adjectives

Right (,t) or wrong (rX Correct the wrong sentences.

1 It's a big bag. ./

2 She's a woman beautiful. X She's a beautiful woman.

3 It's an uinbrella cheap.

4 they're terribles boys.

5 It's an orange mobile.

6 She's a mother good.

7 Oscar's a nice person.

8 The windows are olds.

6

7

wl f e i s b

r: :.- i\-rtrte the sentences.

. -:. r lan is good-looking.

, H.'s tt good-looking man

- le pens are red.

Ther-'re red pBlts

The people are fantastic!)

i ne\- re

lhe dictionary is good.l :

1 t 5

The rvatches are expensive.T1r o.".o

The girl is nice.

Shet

The coat is yellow.

I ts

E The cars are fast.

They're


Complete the dialogues with a word from the list.

di#er*lt favourite French popular German dangerous

I A Are you learning Chinese?

B Yes, I am but it's very

dificult

2 A Is Marta

B No, she's

She's from Berlin.

3 A I have a new motorbike.

B I think motorbikes are

very

4 A What's your

B A Mini.

5 A Who's that?

B It's Sue. She's very

ni:'l, l-isten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

1 A What colour's your car?B It's a blue Passat.

2 A What's your dream car?B It's a Mini. It's small and it's easy to park.

3 A Who's your favourite person?B My sister. She's beautiful and she's very nice.

+i:il ttow listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.

($ffi s€nedemft's ffimmk p.#ffiffirmmrmsr #arn#:ff

PRONUNCIATION tnt, tert , ts: t ,and lc:l

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and thesounds for cat, train, car, and horse.

b Circle the word with a different sound.

1 black Uug @

2 table card same

3 taxi football bug

4 thanks name paper

5 are car board

6 small family tall

7 father stand nationality

8 late day fantastic

ffi $€sxdesx€'s ffimm$q p.TTp"$m#d?d #msaft

cat?

I N T R O D U C I N G P E O P T E


A Hi lake.Howare you?

B Fine, t

And you?

3 A T

VO CAB U IARY phone numbers, 21-100

Put the dialogue in the correct order.

I Your home number.

L__l Sorry, can you say that again?

L__l Yes, it's 01752 336384.

El What's your phone number?

L__l 0r7s2 336384.

L__l My home number or my mobile?

A Sorry Max. I'm in ah

B O K . Ssoon.

you

A H o w oyou?

B Itwenty-one.

tr a No, I'm not.I b Bye.I c H i .I d Nice to meet you.

tr e Anna.I f Fine, thanks.tr g I'm twenty-four.I h It's 655 B5gr25.

Write the phone numbers.

I eight two seven double three oh

2 five six two three double two

3 nine double one five six three

4 double seven three oh eight two

5 four nine six seven double eight

6 double two nine double oh four

Complete the numbers.

r 20 tw enty s

2 9 O n i t 6

3 40 fo-t 7

827330

ffi€3 si-t-

ffiffi ei--t-

ffiffi L_t_

4 1OO "h" r 8 ffiffi th--t-

Write the numbers.

1 seventv-four 74

2 sixty-eight

3 eighry-nine

a fifty-six

5 forty-three

6 twenty-seven

7 seventy-five

8 thirty-two

sister.

B W

ls my

her

name(

Match the sentences.I Hello.2 How are you?3 This is my sister.4 What's your name?5 Are you married?6 How old are you?7 tyVhat's your phone number?8 See you soon.

@| Studenfs Book p.t02 Vocobulary Bank

3 PERSONAT INFORMATION

Complete the questions.

My home number or my mobile number?

Your home number.

It's 061 903882.8 mobile number?It's 07730 389273.

What's /our e address?

k. richards@hotmail. com.

listen to the dialogue on the MultiROM.

Hello. What's your name?Hello. I'm David Green.What's your address?It's 45 North Road.What's your home phone number?It 's 883065.What's your email address?It's dgreen@hotmail. com.


t p.60 Grammar and Vocabulary revision quiz


MultiROMGrammar Quiz File 2

Vocabulary BanksThingsPeople and familyAdjectivesNumbers

Sound Bank

Practical English File 2

Words and phrases File 2

wuuw.ou p.com/en gl ishf ile/begi nner

Grammar File 2singular and plural nouns; a I an, the llmy, your, his, her, etc. possessive s Iadjectives f

Vocabulary File 2Things IPeople and family IAdjectives fNumbers ,

Pronunciation


T

I

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T

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TTT

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

I What's your name?

My namet Keira Richards.

Thank you.2

No, I'm not.

What's four 7

are from?I'm English. I'm from Manchester.

What's /our 3

It's 31 Kippax Street.4

It's M14 6JG.s oldI'm twenty-five.

6

postcode?

you?

married?

number?


Some of the worst mistakes of my life have been haircuts.lin Morrison, Americon rock sinqer

G RAM MAR present simple: I and you

Complete the sentences. Use each verb once.

drink have like live want

c Complete the dialogue with do or don't.A Hi, |essica. This is my new boyfriend Max.B Hello, Max. Nice to meet you.c Hi.B t D o

I I live

the city centre. f

a new car. f

you live near here, Max?

. I live in the centre.

you have a car?

you want a coffee, Jessica?

drink coffee.

C N o , I 2

B 3

C Yes, Ia

A s

B Yes, please.

A And you Max?

C No, thanks. I o

A Oh. Do you want a tea?

C No thanks. I z like tea.

A OK. What s you want?

C I want a water, please.

A Fine.coffee. E

football. E

six children. E

Write the questions.

1 A Idonthavealaptop.

B Do )tou have a computer?

4 I

5 I

I dont want a beer.

near here?

a Coke?

Mexican

watch1 I

2 I

3 I

4 I

5 I

6 I

7 I

8 I

TV in the evening.

a new bike.

pop music.

in a house.

tea.

history.

cats.

a lot of chocolate.

I dont like Chinese food.

food?

I dont drink tea.

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VOCABUTARY common verbs I

Write the verbs.

wa+€h study want live drink like listen to eat

3 A

B

4 A

B

5 A

B

2 A I dont live in the centre.

B

coffee?


I I listen to classical music.

beer.

in a bank?

English with my teacher.

a newspaper.

CNN?

two brothers and a sister.

a coffee?

2 I dont

3 Do you

4 I

5 I don't

6 Do you

7 I hotel

football

hurry

w9excuse

beautiful

8 A Doyou

B Yes, please.

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READI NG

Read the interview and write the questions in thecorrect space.

sorry

you

good

study

newspaper

Where are you from? Do you like it?Do you have children? Where do you work?@ Areyoumarried?

Interview with a

$,t tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.1 A Do you listen to the radio?

B Yes, I do. I listen to Radio 4.2 A Do you live near here?

B No, I dont. I live in the centre.3 A Do you drink coffee?

B No, I dont. I drink tea. I dont like coffee.

Look at the highlighted words and phrases. What doyou think they mean? Check with your dictionary.

hairdresser'What's your name?

My name's Anastazia,Anna for short.)

l 'm from Warsaw. l ts a big c i ty, but I l ike i t .?

Yes, I am. My husband is Russ ian . H is name is l van .He s from Moscow.

Yes, we do. We have a l i t t le boy. His name is David.He's two.5

Iwork in a hairdresser 's in the c i ty centre. l t ,s a verygood hairdresser's, but it 's very small.6

Yes, I do. I work wi th my fr iends and I speak to a lot of :new peopte every day. lt s very interesting.

4 PRONUNCIATION tu:t, twt, and tvt

Go to the sound Bank on the MultiRoM. Listen andrepeat the words and the sounds for boot, witch, and,vase.

Circle the six words with the boot sound.



1 A Do you want a coffee?B Yes please

2 A A _ y o u O K ?B No, I'm not.

3 A I have ten children.

B R ?Ten!4 A What's her name?

B I d o n t k

5 A Sorrylmlate.

B Dont w . Sit down.6 A Do you want a drink?

B Noth

7 A It's late. Are you ready?B No I'm not. W

8 A What's the pr.---.-?

B I dont like dogs.

ilil ruo* listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

Eat breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince, and dinner like a poor man.Adelle Dovis, nutritionist

VOCABUTARY food


Clues across ->

b What do they have for lunch? Complete the words.

4 a s

5 c

e J _ 6 m

7 p

8 e

1 0 f

l 1 v

9 w 1 2 t a

I s a I a d

2 f r u i t

3 o

PRON UNCIATION word stress;It|, ld3l, and lgl

Underline the stressed syllable and thencomplete the chart. Practise saying thewords.

beautiful sausages expensivefantastic important petateeshamburger remember difficultumbrella vege$f€s terrible

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and thesounds for chess, jazz, and girl.

h

e

vegetables

@! Studenf,s Book p.tos Vocabulary Bank

c Circle the word with a different sound.I Hungary hamburger

@,2 Germany cheese lunch3 vegetables sugar juice

4 dangerous girl bug5 cheap eggs French6 fapanese Chinese children

G RAM MAR present simple: we, you, they

Write sentences. Use the verbs from the list.

drink have listen to live read { rantwat€h work

I We/anewf lat EWe want a new flqL

2 lack and Anne / TV in the evening E

Yes, they do. They're teachers.

6 A

B

7 A

B

8 A

B

No, they study history.

economics?

in a school?

dogs?

Yes, we do. We love dogs!

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Complete the interview.

Interviewer What do you eat every day, Ryan?

Ryan Well, t for breakfast I have coffee and

cereal. At the zw

eggs.

I have bacon and

Interviewer What do you have for lunch?

Ryan It 3d_ . When I'm at +hIack and Anne don't watch TV in the evening.

3 You / a salad for lunch lJlI have a salad. When I'm at sw

I have a sandwich with my friends.

Interviewer Do you eat meat or fish for dinner?

Ryan I like meat or fish, but I eat a 6l

of vegetables too. I like vegetables.

Interviewer Do you have dinner at home?

Ryan Yes, I do. I live with my wife, Marcia, so we

always have dinner 7 t_.

4 My children / tea f

We / classical music lT.l

6 You I in abank lrl

7 We / a newspaper !

8 My brothers and sisters / near here fffi Hsten to the diatogues on the MultiROM.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.


1 A Do they live

B No, they live in Germany.

Yes we do - two boys and a girl.

Yes, they do. Their English is very good.

breakfast?

Yes, we do - coffee with milk.

1 A What do you have for breakfast?B We have cereal and orange juice.

2 A Do your brothers and sisters drink tea?B No, they dont. Th.y drink coffee.

3 A Do you eat a lot of fruit?B Yes, we do. We like fruit.

in France?

children?

English?

coffee for

2 A

B

3 A

B

4 A

B

5 A

B Yes, our car is very old.

a new car?

G RAM MAR present simple: he, she, it

Look at the chart and complete the sentences.

b Complete the text.

Emma is an Eng l ish

Shet lives

ceacher in Japan.

( l i ve) in Osaka and she

(work) in a language

schoo l there . The schoo l '

(no t open) a t the weekend and Emma

(go) to see friends in Kyoto.

E m m a s

s h e u

( l i k e ) J a p a n b u t

(no t speak)Japanese

very we l l . She 7

( have)

aJapanese c lass8

i n t h e m o r n i n g a n d s h e

(study) in the evening at

h o m e . S h e n

(not watch)

TV because she to

( not

People who work sitting down earn more than people who work standing up.

1 Ben

2 H e

doesn't read novels.

3

4

5

6.7

8

9

1 0

He

He

He

beer.

sport on TV.

languages.

big cities.

novels.Sarah

She

She

She

She

beer.

sport on TV.

Ianguages.

big cities.

c Complete the dialogue with do, does, don't, or doesn't.Brad Hello. I'm Brad.Molly Hi. I'm Molly.Brad What t do you do, Molly?Molly I'm a doctor.

Brad 2 _you have brothers and sisters, Molly?Molly Yes, I have a brother.

Brad What: he do?Mollv He's a student.

Brad 4 he live at home?

Molly No, he s_. He lives in a student flat.

Brad Where 6_your mother and father live, Molly?Molly Th.y have a house near here. I live there too.

Brad 7 _you like it?

Molly No, I 8 I want aflat for me.

@il@ Student's Book p.92 Grsmmar Bank sC

PRONUNCIATION l rd person -s

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen andrepeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake.

Circle the 3rd person verbs that end in lrul.

I . 1

qlosgy orlnKsteaches listens

finishes goesopens watches

likesworks

Ogden Nosh, Americon poet

x,/

,/

x,/

,/

xx,/

x

unders tand) the programmes!

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! VOCABUTARY jobs and places of work

a Look at the pictures and complete the puzzle.' What's the mysterv word?

Complete the sentences with a place of work.

1 A nurse works rn ahospital

2 Ateacher works in a s

3 A waiter works in a r

4 My brother works in a f

5 A policeman works in the s

6 A shop assistant works in a s

7 Alav,ryer works in an o

c Complete the sentences with at, in, or for.1 My father works ln an office.

2 |essica's university.

3 I dont work in an office. I work

4 A policeman works the street.

5 My boyfriend works

6 The children are

a hospital.

7 Graceworks Vodafone.

8 Mv sister works a shop.

home.

school.

ffi: :t :

l;:€F

t&,

Xi"liu fisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

I A Whut does your brother do?B He's at university. He's a student.

2 A Where does your sister work?B She works in an office in the city centre.

3 A Does Martin like his job?B Yes, he does. He likes it very much.

; : ! ; 4 i :

;i,:.!i Now listen and repeat. Copy the $ythm.

@J Studenfs Book p.t09 Vocabulary Bank

Words and phrases to Iearn


1 A Wheredovou work ?

B I work i_ an office in the city centre.

2 A Does your boyfriend speak English?

B Yes, he speaks English v w

3 A Where does your company have offices?B We have offices all over t w

4 A what do y--. d-?

B Imalawyer.

5 A Do you like your job?

B Yes, I like it v m

6 A Do you sp_ on the phone a lot?B Yes, I do.

8 My sister works at h

I

a

T E T L I N G T H E T I M E

Complete the times.

b Complete the dialogues.

eleven.

5 It's

2 It's

4 It,S

6 It's seven

four.

3 Itt

eight.

five.

8 It,S

ten.

2 VO CAB U IARY days of the week

a Write the days of the week.'

l DFYIAR Fridq)

2 D M A N O Y

3 T A U Y S H D R

4 A Y U S D R T A

5 E Y W N D E S D A

6 U Y E T D S A

7 D U A S N Y

Continue the series.

1 Friday, Saturday, Sunday

2 Monday, Tiresday,

3 Tuesday, Wednesday,

4 Monday, Wednesday,

5 Tuesday, Thursday,

6 Sunday, Monday,

PRONUNCIATION si lent consonants

Cross out the silent letters in the words.

t huxf2 l isf ien

3 t a l k

4 W e d n e s d a y

5 s c h o o l

6 k n o w

7 w r i t e

8 w h i t e

Practise saying the words in a.

ffi listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.1 A Excuse me. What time is it?

B It's quarter past eleven.A Thanks.B You're welcome.

2 A What time is it?B Sorry, I dont know. I dont have a watch.

,filt frfow listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

Dont forget that your MultiROM andwebsite have lots of exercises and activities.


Vocabulary BanksCommon verbs IFood and drink

|obs and places of work

Sound Bank



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wuvlfu.ou p,com/en gl i shfi le/begi n ner

Grammar File 3present simple: I and youpresent simple: we, you, theypresent simple: he, she, it

Vocabulary File 3Common verbs IFood and drink

|obs and places of work

Pronunciation



TtrT

TTT

T

tr

A man is a success if he gets up in the morning and goes to bed at night and inbetween does what he wants to do. Bob Dylon, Americon singey'songwriter

VO CAB U IARY a typical day

Complete the verb phrases.

c Complete the text.

I 'm Honnah and l 'm o nurse. I work ot n ight

and I sleep during the day. | 1 f inish work

ct eight o'clock in the morninq cnd then I

at obout four o'clock in the ofternoon

o n d l a some cereal

cnd oranqe iuice for breakfost.

Then | 5

o n d l 6

shopping

o r 7 TV. At seven o'clock

in the evening I I

a shower ond I e

dinner before I 10

to work ogain.

home to bed. | 3

housework

up

I go to bed

a coffee / shoppingsandwich

dinner

housework 8 _ up

b Write the words in the chart.

breakfrst te-r,terk a shower home to universitylunch to the gym dinner to bed a coffee

@J Studenfs Book p.nt Vocabulory Bank

PRON UNCIATION vowel sounds


gym housework lunch hurrybed dinner

breakfast

b Practise saying the words in a.

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G RAM MAR adverbs of frequency

Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in brackets.

1 I hurr. cereal for breakfast. (always)

I always have cereal for breakfast.

2 Amy goes to the gym. (never)

3 They do housework at the weekend. (sometimes)

4 lamie watches TV in the evening. (usually)

5 You make the dinner. (never)

6 My sister goes to work by train. (usually)

7 We go to bed late. (always)

8 I have a sandwich for lunch. (sometimes)

b Look at the chart and complete the sentences.

Oscar

He

sometimes listens to classical music.

Daisy

She

a newspaper.

to Chinese restaurants.

wine.

to classical music.

a newsPaper.

to Chinese restaurants.

wine.

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

He

He

She

She

:,i,;ir tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.1 A What time do you get up?

B I usually get up at eight o'clock.2 A What time does your brother finish work?

B He finishes at six, but he sometimes works late.I A Do you have tea for breakfast?

B No, never. I always have coffee.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.


Complete the interview.

Tony, rwhat time do you get up at the weekend?

I usually get up 2a_ nine o'clock.

Do you have breakfast 3b_ you have a shower?

No, I dont. First I have a shower, and +t I

have breakfast.

What do you usually wear?

I always 5w-.- jeans and a T-shirt.

What do you do 6a breakfast?

I usually zsl the house.

What do you do in the afternoon?

I often go 80_ and I sometimes go to the gym.What do you do in the evening?

I sometimes go to a ecl with my friends. Then,

the doors.before I go to bed, I always tol

@ Student's Book p.94 Grommar Bonk qA

A life without love is like a year without summer.Swedish proverb

I

a

GRAMMAR word order in questions

Write questions. Put the words in brackets inthe correct place.

I What time does start? (the class)

What time does the class start?

2 Is Italian? (your boyfriend)

3 Do live in the city centre? (you)

4 Are at school? (the children)

5 Where does work? (your mother)

6 Where is from? (Natalia)

7 How old is? (your sister)

8 Does play tennis? (George)

Circle the correct question word../_----\

I A (Whg)/ Who / What do you go to the gym?B On Tuesdays and Thursdays.

2 A What / How old / When are your children?B fack's six and Anna's three.

3 A Where / What / When does your boyfriend live?B In the city centre.

4 A How / Who / What do you spell your surname?B I-O-H-N-S-O-N.

5 A What / What time / How do they have lunch?B At two o'clock.

6 A Where / When / What do you usually have fordinner?

B A salad or a sandwich.

7 A What / When / How do you go shopping?B At the weekend.

8 A How / When / Where do you go to the beach?B By bus.

c Look at the answers. Write the questions.

I Where dqes lack work?

Jack works in a factory.

I go to work by train.

I go to bed at half past eleven.

Th.y play football on Saturday.

I'm 20.

Nicole has fruit for breakfast.

My teacher's from the United States.

I like pop music.

@ Studenfs Book p.94 crammar Bonk qB

2 VOCABUTARY common verbs 2


1

2

3

When do you go to the cinema ?.

Do you ?

Do you in the winter?

Where does your wife

Do you

4

5

6

a lot at the weekend?(

I

Do your children

listen to the dialogue on the MultiROM.

Where do you usually go on holiday?We always go to the beach.Is the sea very cold?No, it isnt. It's OK.Do you play games on the beach?Yes, we do. We play tennis and volleyball.


3 A I like holidays

in the winter.

I prefer holidays

in

4 A It's very dark in here.

B No, it isnt. It's

vety

Do you want a

beer outside?

No, thanks. I want

a coffee

The restaurant is

closed on Mondays.

No, it isnt.

It's

7 Do you

B Do you

in the summer?

in the winter?

9 Does she

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PRONUNCIATION leel, lol, laat, and l j l

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.Listen and repeat the words and the soundsfor chair, clock, owl, and yacht.

Circle the six words with the vacht sound.

newspaper

computer

yourjuicemagazrne

studymusicyes

theatre

|apan5 A

ffi $tudent's Book p.nr Ssund Bsnk


Complete the dialogues with opposite words.

A It's hot.

B No, it isnt.

It's cold

6 A

2 A Our coats are the same.

B No, they arent.

They're ' . : ' : ' l

ABABAB

r i ' , : l : :

: , ; e , , ; l

Money can't buy me love.Fron the song 'Can't buy ne love' by the Beotles

G RAMMAR con / con't: permission andpossibility

Complete the sentences with You can I can't and averb from the list.

p*k have sleep talk swim walk



cant flat home how ptry there walk why

b Practise saylng the words in a.

2

a

here.

lunch here.@MD Studenfs Book p.n7 Saund Bank

I VOCABUTARY

Label the pictures.

common verbs 2

Complete the dialogues. Use Can, the wordsin brackets, and a verb from the list.

close go listen to make play write

I A Can we go home now? (we)

B Yes, it's late.

2 A

B OK. What do you want?

4 A

3 A

a computer game? (we)

B Yes, of course. We can use mylaptop.

dinner? (yon)

a CD? (we)

B Yes. What music do vou like?

5 A the window please? I

2

aJ

4

pay b:/ credit card 5

6

.7

8

It's cold. (yon)

B OK.

6 A your name here,please? (yoo)

B Yes, ofcourse.

E

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games rtce photo pound

PIay

ffi ', ,M ryhair fast black board

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R E A D I N G

Read the text and number the pictures in the correct order Read the text again. Mark the sentencesT (True) or F (False)I You can eat vegetables on a plate. F2 You can eat pasta from a plastic container. _3 You can wear jeans inside the ISS.4 You can have a shower.5 You can wash with a sponge. _6 You can sleep in a normal bed.7 You cant go home by train. _

Look at the hffilignted words. Whar do youthink they mean? Check with your dictionary.



I A Can I help you s14

B Yes. I have a r

A I 'mr

B T

sorry.

oK.

3 A H_ you are.

B Th--- y-

:frirr, fisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

A Can I park here?B No, you cant. It says 'no

parkinglA Can you come to my party?B When is it?A On Friday.B Yes, I can. Can my boyfriend come too?A Ofcourse!

Some people dream of t ravel l ing into space. However, r i fe in spaces not very easy. Here are some of the problems that people on thelnternat ional Space Stat ion ( lSS) have.

1 Having lunch on the lss is very di f f icul t because there is nogravi ty in space, and things never stay where you put them.Food comes in plast ic containers because the food can'r srayon a o la te .

2 When they go outside, people wear special c lothes, becausethere is no atmosphere in space. l t is a lso very cold in space.Inside the lSS, people can wear ordinary c lothes.

3 You can' t have a shower in space because the water doesn' tstay in one place. People wash with a sponge with wateran0 soa0.

4 People on the ISS can' ts leep in normal beds, because theirbodies don' t stay in the bed. They use special s leeping bagso n t h e w a l l .

l f you want to have a hol iday in space, remember that l i fethere is very di f ferent f rom l i fe at home. And i f you don' t l ike i t ,you can' t take a t ra in or bus home!

li*t; frfo* listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

I

a

UNDERSTANDING PRICES

Complete the prices.

1 $0.30 thirty cents2 812.99 twelve

c Write the words under the correct sound.

eif,€ffia €at nice close exercise can pricedifficult cent pence coat computer

ninetv-nine

3 €0.55 fifty-five

4 $16.50 sixteen fiftv5 €15.40 fifteen forty

6 75p seventy-five

Write the prices.

PRONUNCIATION loe l , l s l , and lk l

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listenand repeat the words and the sounds for tourist,snake, and key.

Practise saytng these words.

2

a

CMED Studenfs Book p.u7 Sound Bank

B U Y I N G A C O F F E E

Order the dialogue.

Barwoman

I Thanks.

I Regular or large?

tr Can I help you?

I Three pounds ten.

L] Espresso, Americano,cappuccmot

Man

I Here you are.

, Yes, can I have a coffeeand a muffin, please?

n Regular. How muchis that?

tr A cappuccino, please.

dx-e

&il'lAwS"',

ctnema cat

€o.1o

Sm*.W

w'laffiKrn#

sure esPresso cup

euro centre cook

tour rlce class

Europe cereal country

b Complete the dialogue.

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Vocabulary BanksThe time and ordinal numbersA typical dayCommon verbs 2

Sound Bank



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T

TL ITTIT

Barman

Woman

Barman

Woman

Barman

Woman

Barman

Woman

Barman

I Can

Yes, can J 2

Three pounds.

6

Thanks.

cookie, please?

Latte, Americano, cappuccino?

An Americano.3

or large?

Large. How s

I help you?

a coffee and a

is that?

you are.

ii..iiff fisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A Can I have a cup of tea, please?

B Regular or large?A Large. How much is that?B One euro seventy-five.A Here you are.B Thanks.

2 A A ticket to Birmingham, please.B Single or return?A Return, please. How much is that?B Thirteen pounds twenty.A Can Ipuy with Mastercard?B Sure.

uiig rrrow listen and repeat. copy the ftythm.

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Vocabulary File 4The time and ordinal numbersA typical dayCommon verbs 2

Pronunciation

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GRAMMAR past simple be

Rewrite the sentences in the past.

1 I m in a hurry this morning.

I was in a hurrv

2 they arerit at school today.

Thev weren't at school

3 She's at the cinema tonight.

In the future everyone will be famous for fifteen minutes.

c Complete the dialogues with was I wAsn't orwere I weren't.

1 A Where were you last night?

B I was at the cinema.

A _ your brother at home yesterday?

B No, he

A -- your children at school last week?

B No, they --.A When your birthday?

B It --- yesterday.

A --- you at the restaurant at 10.30?

B No, we

6 A Who you with yesterdayafternoon?

B I with a friend.

yesterday morning.

4

5

4

5

We arent at home today.

yesterday morning.

yesterday.

last night.

yesterday.

yesterday.

yesterday.

Is he at work this afternoon?

yesterday afternoon?

7

8

6 They're at the airport this morning.

Are you in London today?

I'm not late todav.

Write questions and answers.

1 Picasso / a painter (/)

Was Picasso a painter ?

the Beatles / from the United States (/r)

Were the Beatlesfrom the United States ?

Agatha Christie I awriter (,/)

4 Monet and Matisse / British (,()

5 Rudolf Nureyev / from Poland (X)

6 the Marx brothers / American (/)

7 Edith Piaf lan actress (X)

girl

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Yes, he was

No, they weren't.

Andy Worhol, Americon ortist

(@@ Studenfs Book p.96Grarnmor tsank iA

PRONUNCIATION ls l , lo l , and let

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROU.Listen and repeat the words and the soundsfor bird, clock, and computer.


after coffee gi.t wasn't hot weren'tbutter nurse woman

8 Proust and Tolstoy / writers (/)

a

5 R E A D I N G

Read the text. Mark the sentences T (True) orF (False).

Vincent van Gogh was famous during his life. FVincent was from Germany.Theo van Gogh was Vincent's father.Before he was a painter, Vincent was a teacher.\,-incent was interested in religion.F{e tr.as a good student.Paul Gaugin was Vincent's friend.He rvas a happy person..'-incent's

paintings were popular in his life.Today his pictures are very expensive.

- I rk at the highlighted words. What do you.:,ink they mean? Check with your dictionary.

4 V0CABUTARY in, ot, on: places-,"-here

were these people yesterday? Write;cirtences with in, at, or on and a word from the list.

street lvork plane school bedroom

I He was at work.

* A-frmous ?ainterToday the artistVincent van Gogh is veryfamous, but he was never famous duringhis l i fe.

Vrncent was Dutch. His family was froma smal l v i l lage in the Nether lands. Hisbrother:Theo, was a very important personin his l i fe.Vincent was usual ly poor, but hrsbrother always helped him with money

Vincent was always good at painting, but he had many differentjobs. He worl<ed for an art company, and in a bool<shop, anc newas a teacher: He was interested in religion, and he wanted to studytheology, but he wasn't a very good student.When he was 27 hestarted to worl< as a painter: He lived in Bergium, the Netherlands,and France, where he was with his friend, the painter paul Gaugin.ButVincent was never really huppy,and he was often not well.When he was only 37, he ended his l i fe.

whenVincent was alive, he wasn't famous and his paintingsweren't popular.Today his pictures are very expensive, and youcan see them in art galleries all over the world.


Circle the correct word.A When was your boyfriend at the gym?B He was there last iGesterdi) morning.

A When were you at the cinema?B We were there yesterday / last night.

A Where was Suzana last / yesterday afternoon?B She was in a meeting.

4 A Where were you the last / last Saturday?B We were at a restaurant.

5 A Were your parents in London last day lyesterday?B No, they werent. They were at home.

l.ffi Usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.1 A Where were you last night?

B I was at the cinema with a friend.

2 A Was Emily at home yesterday?B Yes, she was. She was in bed.

3 A Were they in a meeting at eight o'clock?B No, they werent. They were on a plane to London.

iffi tto* listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

I VOCABUTARY revision of daily routine verbs

Complete the sentences. Put the verb in the correct form.

It's such a perfect day, I'm glad I spent it with you.Fron the song 'Perfect Doy' by Lou Reed, Americon singer

b Write negative sentences ! or questions f,.1 I had lunch at home. E

I didn't have lunch at home.

2 lamie went to work. [!_]

Did lamie so to work?

3 We got up late on Sunday. !

4 they had dinner atarestaurant. E

5 Molly went home by train. fl

6 I had breakfast before work. Fl

You had a coffee after lunch. til

8 We went shopping yesterday. E

Complete the questions and answers.

I A Did you go to the gym after class?

B No, I . I to the cinema.

Oliver coffee for breakfast?

tea.B N o , h e . H e

A _ they_ shopping on Saturday?

B Yes, they _. Th.y to theshopping centre.

you _ lunch together?

Yes, we .We _ apizza.

Sarah home after work?

No, she . She

class.

to her English

Th.y never

He

so to bed late.

in the morning.

Thev alwavs at half past seven.

after work.She sometimes

Th.y

He

at the weekend.

for lunch.

at 5.30. 2 AShe u

Th.ysually

together.

4 A

B

5 A

B

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G RAM MAR past simple: hove, go, get

Complete the paragraph with the past simple of have,go, or get.

Yesterday I1 gpt up early because my first class was

3 cereal for breakfast. I + to

,i. university by bus. After my class I s

coffee with my friends and then we 6

to another class together. We all z

a sandwich for lunch and then we 8

i home. In the afternoon I e_ to the

, gym and then I 10_ dinner with

mv bovfriend.

aq


Match the verbs to the correct vowel sounds.


Complete the dialogue.

Hi! I'm home!

Hello. Did you have a Lgqgd _day?It zw OK. Nothing 3 sp---.You're very late. Was the +tr

Yes, it was terrible as su

I m a b i t o s t

B Oh. Well, today's our anniversary.Did you remember?

A Yes, ofTc

A n d l h a v e a s s

What is it?

It's a epr_. Open it.

Tickets for a football tom !11Br ! Thanks. And this is for you.r2P ! A t:tr to Venice!

Oh no! It's the same weekend as thefootball match!

l s o I2 d o I3 have I4 g e t I5 make I6 watch I

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b Practise saytng the verbs in a.

READI NG

Barry's on holiday in New York. Read his email and numberthe photos in order, I to 3.

Read the email again and complete it with had, got, was,were, or went.

Look at the highlighted words and phrases. What do youthink they mean? Check with your dictionary.

l$#j Usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A What did you have for lunch?

B Ihadasa lad .

2 A Did Lucy go to the gym after work?B No, she didnt. She went shopping.

3 A Did they get up early yesterday?B Yes, they did. Th.y got up at six o'clock.

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

bad?

for you!

B

A

Dear Mum and Dac,

This is a great holiday. Every day we do something different. we 1

a fantastic day yesterday!We , _up early (at 2.001) and we 3

to Manhattan. l t 4 br i l l iant lWe s breakfast at the top ofthe Empire State Bui ld ing - but we didn' t see King Kongl

to Wal l Street. At luncht ime we 7 _ a picnic

in Central Park. ln the af ternoon, we 8 to the Museum of ModernArt. The Van Gogh paintings n

_ beautiful. After that we r0

to Chinatown. We 11 dinner at a restaurant there and the foooreally good. After dinner we 13 back to the hotel in

a yellow taxi - we 14-- very tired I

Hope you're both well. See you next Friday!

Lots of love

Barry

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G RAM MAR past simple regular verbs

Complete the sentences with the past simple of verbsfrom the list.

Only I can change my life. No one can do it for me.

We waited at the station. (at the cinema)

Th.y opened their dictionaries. (their books)

3

4

ask cry finish play park stop study watch 5 Emma looked at her watch. (the board)

We closed the door. (the window)

The film ended at ten oilock. (10.30)

1 You finished workvery late last night.

The teacher talked to my mother. (my father)

yesterday morning.


1 park/ Where lyour sister I didWhere did your sister Dark

2 he / Did I the I close / window

3 My sister French

tennis yesterday. at school. 3 music / listen to / V\rhat I did I you

4 film I you I the lDid / like

5 in Paris / your brother I did / When / live

5 The car 6 yesterday / work I lane / Did

7 time lyour friends I did / What I arrive

8 they / the restaurant / walk I Did I to

d Match the answers to the questions in c.a Yes, it was fantastic.b Rock and pop.c No, they went by car.d At about eight o'clock.e In the car park.f Yes, he did. It was cold.g Last year.h No she didnt. It was a holiday.

6

.7

8

7 I L ]ITTtrItr

lot during the film.

Write negative sentences

1 Mark wanted a coffee. (a

He didn't want a tea.

a lot of questions.

using the words in brackets.

tea)

P

Corol Burnett. Americon octress

2 We watched the film on my laptop. (on TV)@ Student's Book p.go Grommar Bonk

PR0NU NCIATION regular past s impte endings

.. :.-r the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen ande -;r,€a.t the words and the sounds for dog and tie.

--:.;tise saying these past simple endings.

i l G \ t d t- e d stopped waited

::-ed kissed invited

"r:ir-ed watched needed

,,*-rrcle the three past simple forms where -ed isrronounced lrdl.

Did you

last summer?

B I think |apanese food is the b

A Why did fessic a cry?

B Because her boyfriend broke her h

A Does your brother like his job?

B Yes, because he can u his hands.

8 A When did Greg break his leg?

B He broke it two w s aso.

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I A Does your sister play the piano?

B Yes, she plays it quite well

A It's late.

B D o y o u w to go home?

A When did they come back from their holiday?B They came back three dayr a_.-.

A Do you like your new house?

B Yes, but it's difficult to make fr

A What's your favourite food?

7 My friend didnt

8 Do you usually

at the weekend?

asked looked

Iiked talked

wanted used listened started

ended worked played finished

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5 VOCABUTARY common verbs j

t- omplete the questions.

I When did your sister

find a iob

2 What time did you

3 Did your parents

4 Is it difficult to

5 When did they

in the world.

iii;ii Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.1 A

B

2 AB

3 AB

Did you listen to the radio this morning?Yes, I did. I listened to the radio in my car.

Did your sister work yesterday?She worked in the morning, but she didnt workin the afternoon.

Did you go home by bus?No, we didnt. We waited for the bus. but it didntcome.

6 Did youilt.ii Now listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

a Complete

1 mth

r ffi-ndZ J f f i

3 mth

4 Kmth

s mK" t6 mmth- ffird,/ ES

8 mth

I O R D I N A L N U M B E R S

the ordinal numbers.

t h e e i g h t h

the n

the t

the t

the t

the t

-f

the f f

e mffith the t t

to mmtd the t _ _-s_

b Write the next ordinal number.

b Complete the crossword.

Clues across t5 This month has 28 or 29 days.6 The eighth month.7 The last month in the yeaL8 The sixth month.

Clues down 01 The month before August.2 The fourth month.3 This month has nine letters.4 This month has three letters.

SAYING THE DATE

Match the dates.

t h e s e c o n d

I

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

sixth,

tenth,

seyenth

fourteenth,

eighteenth,

twenty-fourth,

fifteenth,

twentieth.

twenty-second,

TH E MONTHS

Write the months.

1

2

3

4

5

6,7

8

MERP SETEB September

RMHAC

EONVREMB

T O R O C B E

ERYBAFUR

UTGASU

C B E D E E M R

| 2 2 1 92 1 9 l 1 23 rU34 4 1 6

5 s l r6 1 3 l 47 2 U 78 8 / 1 09 3 1 2

1 0 3 1 i 5

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a the eleventh of Marchb the fourth of )unec the third of Februaryd the eighth of Octobere the thirty-first of Mayf the nineteenth of Decemberg the twenty-second of Septemberh the fifth of |anuaryi the thirteenth of Aprilj the twenty-first of fuly

AYNAJUR

b Write the answers.



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3 A

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4 A

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5 A

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6 A

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7 A

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8 A

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What's the date today? (26 I 4)

When's your boyfriends birthday? (I2 I t0)

What's the date on Saturdav? Ql I ll)

What's the date on Mondav? (15 / 8)www.o u p,co m/e n gl i shlile / be gi n n e r

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When's Valentine's Day? (14 I 2)

When's your mother's birthday? (2 I 6)

.i;f;'j; Usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

1 A What's the date today?B It's the third of August.

2 A When's your birthday?B The twenty-first of December.

3 A What was the date yesterday?B It was the twelfth of luly.

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ft,jt ffow listen and repeat. €opy the ftythm.

VOCABUTARY hotels


No man is an lsland.lohn Donne, l6th century English poet

b Complete the sentences with words from the list.

bar €ar"a* garden gym swimming poollift reception gift shop

1 You can leave your car in the car park

2 You can have a drink in the

3 You can buy a present in the

4 You can do exercise in the

5 You can use the to go upstairs.

6 You can swim in the

7 You can pay at

8 You can sit outside in the

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G RAM MAR there is / there ore

Look at the picture. Complete the sentences.

I

2aJ

4

5

6

7

8

There's q bed.

There are some books.

CDs.

chair.

pens.

laptop.

credit cards.

window.

Clues across t

b Write negative sentences.

I There's a shower in the room. (bath)

, There isn't a bath in the room.

There are some chairs. (tables)

There aren't qny tqbles.

There's a bar in the hotel. (restaurant)

4 There are some magazines. (newspapers)

5 There are some women in the garden. (men)

6 There's a swimming pool in the hotel. (rpu)

b Write the words next to the correct sound.

h€re th€re aerobics beer haircut idea nearupstairs wear year

c Write questions and short answers.

toilets

Are there any toilets? Yes, there are.

a sPa

Is there a spa? No there isn't.

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A Hello. rWelcome to'Sea View House'.

B Thank you. Where's our room?A It's on the first zfl

B Can you see the sea from the window?A Yes, there's a beautiful 3v

4 g

the bed too.

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

from all the rooms

Perfect! Is there a TV in our room?No, there isnt, but there's a TV you can watchsd--. The remote control is e i thecupboard.

Right. Where can we leave our bags?You can put them zu

are some towels 8othe bed. Oh, and there

4 agym

Fine. How can we go to the island?

There's a eb that leaves at 10.30 every day andcomes back at five o'clock.

Brilliant!

Here's the key to your room. Enjoy your tOst_.

Thanks. Bye.5 shops

6 a swimming pool

7 restaurants :Ni;iri tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.A Is there a double bed in the room?B No, there isnt. There are two single beds.

A Is there a swimming pool?B Yes, there is. There's a spa, too.

A Are there any restaurants near the hotel?B Yes, there are, but there aren t any shops.

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PRONUNCIATION leet and trct

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen andrepeat the words and the sounds for chair and ear.

lrj:ij ruow listen and repeat. Gopy the gythm.

And there was a beautifulview but nobody could see, 'cause everybody on the island was saying:Look at me! Look at me! Lourie Anderson, Americon poet ond songwriter

VOCABUTARY places

Order the letters to make places.

1 WOTN town

2 H U C R C H

3 O H P S

4 T P E O R L O A S T T I N

5 USUMME

6 T H S M E I S C

7 GVLIALE

8 APIORRT

9 ERVRI

10 RAPK

b Write the places.

I It's a place where doctors and nurses work.

2 It's a place where there is a lot of water.

3 It's a place where you can take a train.

4 It's a shop where you can buy stamps and send letters.

5 lt's a place where you can watch films.

6 It's a place where people go in the summer.

7 lt's a building you go to when you want some money.

8 It's a place where there are alot of houses, offices, cars,and people.

@} Studenfs Book p.tts Vocabulary Bank

the st

a p _

A C

the b

a b

A C

G RAM MAR there wos / there were

Look at the two pictures. Complete the sentences todescribe the town in 1960.

I There weren't any banks.

2 There was a post office.

shops.

supermarket.

parks.

hospital.

restaurants.

cinema.

b Write questions and short answers about the town in 1960.

I Were there any shops? Yes, there were.

2 Was there a hospital? No, there wasn't.

cinema?3

4 parks?

5

6

7

8

restaurants?

post office?

banks?

supermarket?

e.er#4*+1&b*

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PRONUNCIATION the let ters ea

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the' words and the sounds for tree and egg.

b Circle the words where eahasthe tree sound.


Complete the dialogue with the wordsin the list.

ho$r happened breakfast disasterwore built began accidentkilometres typically

r How was your holiday?

It was a complete 2

whv?Well, the problems r

when we left home.

What a

Well, first we had an s

Where?

About fifty a

What did you do?

We stayed the night in a bed and

and the next day werented acar.

Was the hotel in France nice?

No, it was awful. I think thev

it about a hundred years

ago, so it was very old.

What about the weather?

Well, we were in France, but the weather

was 9 English.

Oh. Did it rain every day?

Yes, it did. We to

holiday, and we didnt see the sun once.

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

A

B

from Dover.

coats all

.::::;:: ::i:i,i; Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

A@ bread meat near easy sea break weather

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READI NG

Read the text and answer the questions.

1 Where is Pompeil? h\ in ItaU.

2 How many people lived there?

3 When did people get up?

4 What did they have for breakfast?

5 What time did they have lunch?

6 Where did thev wash?

7 What did they often do in the evenings?

8 Why did life in Pompeii stop?

Look at the highlighted words. What do you think they mean?Check with your dictionary.

Pompeii - a towrtwith a difference!On your next tnp to ltalg, whg not uisit the fantasttcRoman town of Pompeii?In the past, twenty thousand people lived in Pompeii in big houses withbig gardens. The Romans built roads in the town andtltere were :ma:nypublic places like baths, amphitheatres, banks, and markets.

There wasn't any electricit5r and people got up with the sun. Forbreakfast they had bread and cheese. People started work very earlyand stopp ed at twelve o'clock for a lunch of fish, bread, cake and fruit.In the afternoon people went to watch the gladiators or to the publicbaths to wash and meel friends. In the evening they often had dinnerparties - they were a:nimporlantpart of Roman life.

But life in Pompeii stopped tn79 AD when the volcano Vesuviuserupted. Today you can see the town exactly as it was nearly twothousand years ago.

A Was there a beach near the hotel?B Yes, there was, but there were a lot

of people.

A Were there any towels in the room?B No, there weren't, and there wasnt

any hot water.

A Were there any shops in the village?B Yes, there were, and there was a

post office, too.

ii i l Now listen and repeat. Copy the ftythm.

Write the verbs.

t VOCABULARY more verb phrases

I get

a letter your keys

the light the cinema

a story

an umbrella

an email

Eat and drink with your relatives; do business with strangers.

2 VO CAB U LARY irregular verbs

a Write the past tense.

I eat ate

2 have

3 lose

4 meet

5 speak

6 take

Complete the sentences with the past form of theverbs in brackets.

1 My parents came for dinner last Sunday. (come)

7 g o

8 hear

9 make

10 sit

11 swim

L2 write

his leg last year. (break)

the answers to all the questions. (know)

€60 for the dinner. (pay)

hello to my teacher in the street. (say)

2 Ben

3 I

4 W e

5 I

a present

a friend

the light

6 Lily a new coat yesterday. (b"y)

7 The children up late this morning. (get)

8 I a new flat yesterday. (find)

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5 G RAM MAR object pronoun s: me, him, etc.

Complete the sentences with an object pronoun.

1 We stayed at a hotel, but we didnt Ilke it .

2 Some friends were there, but we didnt speak to them .

3 Chloe saw her bo1'friend and she went to sit

with

4 I said hello to Ryan, but he didnt say hello

to

My father made a coffee, but he didnt drink

We invite them for dinner every month, but they never

invite

Emily loves her husband, but he doesnt love

Charlie bought some new glasses, but he never

wears

My sister gave me a present, but I didnt give one

to

5

6

7

8

10

Creek proverb

IE@| Studenfs Book p.n5 Vocobulary Bsnk

10 Mlr wife and I visit her parents every month, but theynever visit

l1 I dont usually see my brother during the week,

but lsaw_yesterday.

12 tr often make dinner for my friends, but they nevermake dinner for

i A I saw Oliver with Sue

last night.

B Oh really? That's

i n !

4 A Do you want to sitn to me?

B OK. Thanks.

tu

liir,iii tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

I A Did you give your sister a present?B Yes, I gave her a book.

2 A Did you meet your boyfriend at work?B No, I met him at university.

3 A Did you send them an email?B Yes, I sent it this mornlng.

5 A

B

6 A

B

7 A

B

What's the problem?

There are a lot of people.

I cant find a s

Is the 10.30 train

usually f_?

No, it's always empty.

How much are the tickets

for the sh ?

€50 downstairs and €40

upstairs.

A Why are you a_?

B Because you're late again!@ Student's Book p.nz Sound Bank



t A It's late. Time to go.

B OK. See you tomorrow.

2 A

B

What time is the next

train to Manchester?

16.15, pl_4.

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PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds

Write the past simple forms next to the correct sound.

came could drank dr€ve garre readsaid saw spoke swam took wore


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furV

e-q*ry

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a Circle the correct answer.

ABAcABACABC

I A S K I N G F O R & G I V I N G O P I N I O N S

Do you like Britney Spears, Pete?No, I dont like tit / her.And you Emily?2She's / It's OK.What about Sting, Pete?I rreally like him I really like he.Emilv?I +like him / don't like him. He's great.OK, what about groups. Do you like Iron Maiden?sThey're / It's OK.I e don't like / don't like them. They're terrible!

Complete the sentences with a positive or negativeadjective.

I really like REM. They're fqntesli7_!Rod Stewart is a ! I dont like him.U2 are g_! I really like them.I dont like Cristina Aguilera. She's t

I really like Radiohead. They're f

2 READING

BRITband Goldplay

Coldplay are from Britain. The singer isChris Martin, Jonny Buckland plays the guitar,Guy Berryman plays the bass guitar, andWill Champion plays the drums.

The band started in 1996 when Chris MartinmetJonny Buckland at university in London. Atfirst their name was Pectoralz, then Starfish, butthey changed to Coldplay in 1997.They becamefamous in June 2000 with the song yellow andtheir first album, Parachutes, won a Grammyfor Best Alternative Music Album in2OO2.

Read the text and mark the sentencesT (True) or F (False).I Will Champion plays the guitar.2 Chris met |onny at university.3 They changed their name in 1996.4 Their first album wasn't popular.5 They made their second album in2002.6 Viva la Vida isnt the same as the other albums.7 Coldplay dont sell a lot of albums.

Look at the hignngfrted words. What do youthink they mean? Check with your dictionary.

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Dont forget that your MultiROM andwebsite have lots of exercises and activities.


Vocabulary BanksHotelsPlacesCommon verbs 3

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I A What do you think of Amy Winehouse?B I like her. She's OK.

I A What do you think of Elton John?B I really like him. He's great.

3 A What do you think of Destiny's Child?B They're awful. I dont like them.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the fhythm.

lreir second album was A Rush of Bloodto the-... id rt 'hich came out in August 2OO2. This.irum also won a Grammy and the song Clocks,\ as Record of the Year rn 2OO4. They made

. tlrird album, X€r Y, in 2005 and a fourth

' . ' lum, VivalaVida, in 2008. VivalaVidais

. little different from the first three albums

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1 Cy- is very good exercise, especially foryour legs.

2 S h is a lot of women's favourite free time

activity.

3 C is a cheap way of having a holiday, and

it's fun for children.

can be very expensive if you go byplane and stay in hotels.

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GRAMMAR like + verb + -ing

Complete the chart with the -ing form of verbs inthe list.

2

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VOCABUTARY activit ies

Write the activities.

3 _ 4

drive listeft runswim travel use

make play shop ski studywrite

I c h a t t i r g _ 2

online

5 _ 6

Complete the sentences with the correct form ofwords from the list.

cycle read run shop travel drive chat cook

1 I have a lot of books. I Iove reading

2 lamie has a bike. He likes

3 My friends do a lot of exercise. They like

. 4 My parents never go to restaurants. They loveat home.

We usually stay at home in the holidays. We dontlike

6-7

David has a big car. He loves

My brother uses his computer a lot. He likesonline.

8 Rosie often goes to the city centre. SheIoves

4 T

listening

double consonant + -ing

g- to the cinema.

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PRONUNCIATION la l , lu : / , and lq l

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listenand repeat the words and the sounds for bull, boot,and singer.

Practise saying these words.

c Write the words under the correct sound.

€ho€se €ook could do food full good losenew took

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Words and phrases to learnComplete the dialogues.

lnterviewer What do you do in your free time?

Will iam At weekends I l ike doing somethingrelaxing, for te reading a book or

?5i:,iir Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.

1 AB

2 AB

3 AB

What do you like doing in your free time?I love doing sport, for example running andcycling.

Does your girlfriend like travelling?No, she doesnt. She doesnt like flying.

Do your friends like going to the cinema?Yes, they do. They like watching DVDs too.

lnteruiewer Where do you go on holiday?

Nicole Well, it 4d

Sometimes we stay at home and go out forthe day. We go for a'wa "p in the country. We like sleepingoutside and so sometimes we go'"_.

book knew angry

football fruit morning

cookie two language

cook choosepainting a sp

. Sometimes I have aafternoon in the " m

week and so I go for a long lunch with my friends.

Interuiewer What do you like doing in your holidays?

Matt Welf, I like I trovelling , so we go to a lot ofdifferent places. Unfortunately my girlfriend doesn'tl ike'f l so we can't go by plane. We usuallygo by car and we take our bikes with us because we

;;;; Now listen and repeat. Copy the $ythm.

A good traveller has no fixed plans.Loo Tzu, Chinese philosopher

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GRAMMAR be going fo (plans)

Write positive E or negative ! sentences.I She / visit her family E

She\ qoinq to visit her family.

2 They / work late tonight E

I / b u y a n e w c a r p

Ben / use his computer today f

5

6

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We / rent a car fl

Ruby / find a job tr

We / stay at a hotel !

8 I / take an umbrella E


t r d E

they lgo / Where / going I to I are

Where are thqt going to go?

travel / How I to lis / going / he

?

come back / going I arc I When I to I they

going / the flight / leave / What time / to / is

visit / to I arel What / going I they I city

cost / the holiday / going / How much I to I is

Look at the pictures. Answer the questions in b,

I They're qoing to go to Rome.

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Susie Rob, can we go shopping next weekend?Rob I r 'm not going to be (not be) here next

weekend, Susie.

Susie Where 2 (you/go)?

Rob To Liverpool. It's |amie's birthday party.Susie Oh. Can I come?

Rob Sorry, Susie, it's boys only.

Susie Oh. Where r (you / sleep)?Rob We a

Susie s

Rob No, we o

We're going to go by train.

Susie When 7

Rob On Thursday night. I a

(not go) to work on Friday.

Susie When s

Rob Late on Sunday night.

Susie Well, what 10

Rob I dont know. Go shopping?

(you/ drive) there?

our cars (not take).

(stay) in a hotel.

(you/leave)?

(you/come backX

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yes#ay arrive guitarexcited museum

surprlse

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We're going to drive from Paris to Dakar.

Wow! I{ow far is that?

When is your trip going to finish?

We arent going to come back u_ September.

When is he going to start learning English?

He's going to go to classes next y_.

When are your parents going to change their car?

They're going to get a new one n month.

My girlfriend's going to work in New York for two

years.

Two years? That's a l_ time.

When are you going to see the show?

We have tickets for tomorrow n


VO CAB U IARY time expressions

Put the time expressions in order.

_ J tomorrow

___]next month

_ ltomorrow night

_ l next year

_ ltonight__lnext week..l today

Complete the sentences with an expression from a.

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A

B

A

B

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B

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B

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B

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:rii'li Usten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A Where are they going to stay?

B They're going to stay in a hotel.

2 A Are you going to go out tonight?B No, I'm not. I'm going to go to bed early.

3 A Is your boyfriend going to give you a present?B Yes, he is. It's going to be a surprise!

,ir"i:;r ttow listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.

Today Dan is going to study for an exam.1

z

3

4

5

6

He's going to have dinner with Mary

het going to do his last exam.

he's going to play football.

He's going to go on holiday

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he's going to visit Australia.

I G RAM MAR be going fo (predictions)

Complete the sentences with the correct form of theverbs in the list.

break have not cycle park not payt r b e

I

2

3

He's going to tqke a photo.

Th.y dinner.

She her car.

late?

B Yes, we are. The film starts at 5 o'clock.

5 H e by credit card.

a car.

Prediction is very difficult, especially about the future.

2 PRONUNCIATION revision of sounds

Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listenand repeat the words and sounds for train, egg, boot,phone, cat, and tree.

Circle the word with a different sound.

I paint g9 same train2 rent bread stressed speak3 blue juice go do4 close one open hotel5 traffic bacon mechanic sandwich6 tea street breakfast leave

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5 VOCABUTARY revision: verb collocation

Cross out the wrong word or phrase.

1 HAVE dinner t DU@i / children2 GET sport I up / a text message3 DO housework / basketball / sport4 MEET anemail / somefriends / atthestation5 PLAY chess / a shower / the guitar6 MAKE dinner / friends / a photo7 cO home I ^y girlfriend / to work8 TAKE a mistake / an umbrella I a photo

Complete the sentences with the correct form of averb in a.

1 We usually go on holiday in August.2 My friends a lot of sport.

basketball at the weekend.

an email from my sister yesterday.5 Do you -- a shower in the morning or in the

evening?

6 When did you

7 A Where did he

that photo?

his girlfriend?

B At aparty,I think.

8 The students sometimes

English.

bryread

4 A

6 She

3 Their children

4 I didnt

7

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Th.y

Hea window.

a newspaper.

He round the world.

Niels Bohr, Donish physicist

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4 READING

The Future of the

World's Weother

Nobody can be sure what the weather is going tobe l ike in the future, but many people think there aregoing to be some changes

Scientists say that in many places it's going to behotter and it's going to rain less. Countries in Africa ancAsia are going to become very dry all year, and it,s goingto be impossible for people to find food and water. InSouthern Europe and the United States it's going to bemore difficult for plants to grow. people there are alsogoing to have problems finding food in the future.

Nobody knows exactly how much the temperatureis going to go up, but scientists say that the changeis going to be at least 2"C. They predict that the icein the Arctic and the Antarctic is going to melt in thenext hundred years and a lot of the animals there aregoing to die. There is also going to be more waterin the oceans of the world so cities on the coast aregoing to disappear.

Another problem is that the weather is going tobecome more extreme. Scientists say that there aregoing to be more hurricanes and typhoons in thefuture. These storms are going to happen all over theworld and many people are going to lose their homes.

Read the text and match the sentence halves.1 It's going to be very dry tr2 Plants arent going to grow t]3 A lot of the animals are going to die I4 Cities are going to disappear I5 There are going to be more storms [_la all over the world.b on the coast.c in Africa and Asia.d in Southern Europe and the United States.e in the Arctic and the Antarctic.

Look at the highlighted words. What do you thinkthey mean? Check with your dictionary.



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,,lr i:; tisten to the dialogues on the MultiROM.I A What are they going to do?

B They're going to play football.

2 A Is he going to turn on his laptop?B Yes, he is. He's going to send an email.

3 A Is it going to rain tomorrow?B No, it isnt. It's going to be sunny.

:r,i;;t now listen and repeat. Copy the gythm.

ASKING WHERE PTACES ARE

Look at the map and answer thequestions.

I Where's the park?

It's on the corner of Queen Street.2 Where's the Chinese restaurant?

ffifr$ffi# 1 A Excuse me. Is there a bank near here

ffi ffi B Yes, t.herel ""*" ,rt"*".^d, b*

b Look at the map and complete the dialogues.

B Yes, there's one in Prince Road, between the theatre

and the museum.

Princess Street,

the hospital.

Excuse me.

It's

the cinema.

3 Where's the hotel?

It's

It'S

4 Where's the museum?

It,S

the theatre and

the post office.

the bank.

5 Where's the hospital?

Yes, princess Street,the post office.

Excu.se me.

Yes, Queen Street,

the supermarket and the chemist's.

Excuse me.

Yes, Queen Street,

the Chinese restaurant.

Excuse me.

Yes, Prince Road,

the bank.

of Queen Street.

6 Where's the post office?

It,S the church and

the cinema.

7 Where's the supermarket?

It,S the theatre.

8 Where's the church?

It's the post office.

5 A

B

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2

3

4

5

the Ieft

right.

It's on

left.

Look at the map in l. The people are outside the hotel.Complete the places and directions.1 A Excuse me. Where's the hospital ?

B Turn right, go straight on and it's on the right

2 A Excuse me. Where's the park?

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Go straight on, then turn again and it's on

the , next to the museum.

Excuse me. Where's the ?

Turn left and go straight on, then turn right. Go straight

on and it's on the , on the corner.

Excuse me. Where's the ?

Tirrn right, go straight on and it's on the

opposite the hospital.

Excuse me. Where's the bookshop?

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Pronunciation



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A Excuse me. Can you help me?B Sure.A Is there a post office near here?B Yes, there's one in Princess Street. It's opposite the hotel.

Go straight on and turn right. It's on the left,

A Excuse me. Where's the bank?B lt's next to the theatre. Turn left and it's on the right.

:,1, Now listen and repeat, Copy the gythm.

GRAMMAR

Circle the correct answer.

Hello. how

@are b

|an from Poland?

a I s b A r e

A Are they British?B No, American.

a they b they're

A Where from?B He's from Tirrkey.

a he's b 's he

A Are you in room 6?B No, in room 5.

a I ' m b I

A Are you from Spain?B Yes,

a we are b are

you?

1S

Paola Italian. She's Brazilian.

a is'nt b isnt

A Are they in class 4?B No,

a theynot b theyarent

It's umbrella.

a a n b a

Is this mobile?

a you b your

A ?B It's a pen.

a What is b What is it

I have three

a watchs b watches

Look at my glasses.

a news b new

We're on holiday. hotelis fantastic!

a Their b Our

A Rolex is

a a good watchb a watch good

Adam is my

a sisters friendb sister's friend

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|ohn is my

a sister @brother

1 one, , three

a t o b t w o

2 ten, eleven,

a twenty b twelve

3 _, forty, fifty

a thirteen b thirty

4 Fabio's from . He's Italian.

a Italy b Italia

5 Li is from Beijing. Shes _.

a chinese b Chinese

Our friends are from the UnitedStates. They're

a US b American

Please close the

a door b board

A What is it?B It's my _.

a identity card b card identity

Here is

a a paper b a piece of paper

10 Two are in the room.

a men b mens

|ack is my sister's

a husband b wife

Th"y have a son and a _.

a daughter b sister

My father isnt tall. He's _.

a small b short

Her boyfriend is very _.

a good-looking b beautiful

Old photos are black and _.

a blue b white

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Hello, how _ you?

@are b is

1 A Is your mother a nurse?B Yes,

a she's b she is

2 A Where are you?B at home.

a We's b We're

3 It _ hot today. It's cold.

a i sn t b no t is

4 That's my sister. name's |essica.

a Your b Her

5 Do you take on holiday?

a photos b aphotos

works in a bank.

a Dans'girlfriendb Dan's girlfriend

I eat for lunch.

a food fast b fast food

lames near here.

a lives b live

speak English?

a Are they b Do they

I _ the piano.

a dont play b no play

A Does Laura eat meat?B No,

a she doesnt b she isnt

drink coffee.

a I never b Never I

What time ?

a i t i s b i s i t

How spell your surname?

a do you b you

We _ pay by credit card.

a dont can b cant

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]ohn is my

a sister @ brother

1 eighty, ninety,

a ahundred b hundred

2 My girlfriend comes from

a UK b theUK

3 A What time is it?B I dontknow. Lookat

a the board b your watch

4 Henry and Daisy have six

a childs b children

5 The new hospital is very _.

a big b long

I _ magazines in the hairdresser's.

a read b watch

What do you have _ breakfast?

a i n b f o r

I usually eat _ in aChinese restaurant.

a rice b pasta

A What does your brother do?B doctor.

a He is b He 'sa

They're students. They're

a at university b in university

It's o'clock.

a two b second

We at 8 o'clock.

a have a breakfastb have breakfast

At half past six she _.

a goes to home b goes home

Can you music?

a see b hear

Alex an expensive car.

a drives b goes

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Hello, how _ you?t .

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1 A late.B Sorry.

a Your b You're

2 A Is it cold in ]anuary?B Yes,

a it is b it's

3 I dontknow

a the wife of Tom b Tom's wife

4 She has two sisters. namesare Mia and Jo.

a Their b Theirs

5 My brother a caL

a doesnt have b dont have

A Do you like pop music?B Yes,

a I d o b I l i k e

We _ MTV on Saturdaymorning.

a watch usually b usually watch

A What does your _?B She's a la'wyer.

a girlfriend b girlfriend do

Can _ to dinner tonight?

a you come b you to come

We at home last weekend.

a was b were

I coffee yesterday.

a no drank b didnt drink

Did your bol4riend with you?

a go shopping b went shopping

There people in the street.

a arerit any b isnt some

a gym in the hotel?

a There was b Was there

A \Mhat do you think of Sting?B I like

a him b his

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|ohn is my 6

a sister @)brother

1 nineteen, twenty,

a twentyone b twenty-one 7

2 A Where was Tolstoy from?B Hewas 8

a Russian b Russia

3 Can we pay by _? 9

a card credit b credit card

My mother _ the radio inthe morning.

a listens b listens to

I had a cheese for lunch.

a sandwich b bread

An administrator works in

a a office b an office

My birthday is the of ]uly.

a thirty-oneth b thirty-first

Th.y at the weekend.

a play the tennis b play tennis

|ake always his friends atthe weekend.

a finds b meets

There weren't any _ in thebathroom.

a pillows b toweis

We did some exercise

a in the gym b in the lift

We bought some aspirin at _.

a the chemist's b the church

1 1

L2

1 3

I 4

1 5

4 There are a lot of here. 10 I never when I finish work.

a people b persons

5 Her laptop wasn't expensive.It was

a good b cheap

a go the gym b go to the gym

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Hello, how _ you?

@are b is

1 Emily isnt in hospital.at home.

a She b She's

2 A Are you at work?B No,

a I'm not b I isnt

3 lt's a

a very old churchb church very old

I Th.yvisited many

a countrys b countries

5 My brother computer games.

a dont play b doesnt play

eat meat?

a You b Do you

You to museums.

a never go b dont never go

speak to you?

a C a n I b I c a n

David and Alison _ at the party.

a was b were

My boyfriend _ early thismornlng.

a didnt got up b didnt get up

Were there in the car park?

a any cars b a cars

Jane's boyfriend always cooksfor

a she b her

Where do you like _ on holiday?

a going b go

What to buy?

a is she going b she is going

I think it snow.

a going to b 's

going to

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T4

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John is my

a sister @ brother

1 fourteen, thirteen,

a eleven b twelve

2 Where are they from?

a They're Spain.b They're Spanish.

3 _ is in my pocket.

a My mobile b My bag

4 There were two _ at reception.

a womans b women

5 My new laptop is fantastic!It's very

a fast b slow

Do you English?

a listen b speak

A Do you want with your meat?B OK.

a some fruit b some vegetables

A Where does work?B In an office.

a adoctor b alawyer

A What time is is?B lt's

a one past twentyb twenty past one

Th.y housework on Saturdays.

a do b make

We always _ money beforewe travel.

a change b puy

When did you fromyour holiday?

a come b come back

It's dark. Can you the light?

a turn on b turn off

I cant find the for the TV.

a remote controlb control remote

We bought some stamps atthe

a post office b bank

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I GRAMMARa 3 I'm not a teacher.

4 You're in Room 6.5 I'm Ben.6 You arent in Room 3.7 I'm not Katie.8 You're late.

b 3 I'm not Olivia.4 Are you in Room 10?5 Am I late?6 You arent Robert.7 Are you a teacher?S Imno t i na tax i .

c 3 Are you, I am4 I'm, I'm not5 Am I, you are.6 Am I, you arent7 I'm, I'm8 Are you, I am

2 VOCABUTARYa 3ten 4two 5e ight 6 three Tnine

8 seven 9 four I0 zero

b 3n ine 4seven 5f ive 6one7 eight 8 three

5 PRONUNCIATIONa O no,late, nice

Oo sorry, phqto, sevenrO hello, excuse, hotel

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARNa 3Hello 4Thank 5Nice 6Sorry?

7 Yes 8 lateb I Excuse me. 2 Sorry? 3 Sorry.

I VOCABUTARYa Across: 4Brazil 6 Hungary

Down: I England ZJapan 3Italy5 China

b 3 the United States 4 Spain 5 Russia6 Poland 7 Mexico 8 Turkey

2 GRAMMARa 3He's 4She's 5He's 6She's

7It's 8 He's

b 2 Is, isnt, 's 3 is, Is, is 4Is, isnt

c 3 Is Michael Phelps from the United States?Yes, he is. He's from Baltimore.

4 Is Istanbul in Hungary?No, it isnt. It's in Turkey.

5 Is the Colosseum in Italy?Yes, it is. It's in Rome.

6 Is Kate Moss from England?Yes, she is. She's from London.

7 Is Gdansk in Russia?No, it isnt. It's in Poland.

8 Is Kyoto in the United States?No, it isnt. It's in |apan.

5 PRONUNCIATIONc larl rt

hl nirrclatl@alndhl ht

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 9 3 a 4 h 5 c 6 d 7 e 8 b

I VOCABUIARY2lapanese 3 Italian 4Brazllian5 Polish 6 Chinese 7 Hungarian8 English 9 Mexican 10 Britishll Turkish 12 American 13 Russianmystery word: nationalities

2 GRAMMARa 3 He's Brazilian.

4 We're late.5 You're in Class A.6 I'm a teacher.7 Millie's from England.8 Thev're in Room 10.

3 arent4 areit5 isnt6 arent,/ lsn t8

'm not

3 Are we in room three?4 Where's she from?5 Are you from lapan?6 Is Isabella Brazilian?7 Is Florence in Italy?8 What's your name?

a 3 b 8 c 4 d 7 e 5 f l 9 2 h 6

5 PRONUNCIATIONa 3 BrazII, pbqto, TiUkey, breakfast - Brazll

4 goodbye, English, he[q, Chinese- English

5 ltaly bqliday, Mexican, fan!4qtic- fantastic

6 Hungarian, American, fapanese,Brazilian -Japanese

7 Russia, England, Turkish, thirteen- thirteen

c /el: twenty, American, seven/i:/: Chinese, fifteen, meet/J/: English, nationality, Spanish

4 VOCABUTARYa 3fourteen 4twelve 5sixteen

6 nineteen 7 eighteen 8 fifteen9 twenty 10 seventeen

b 3nineteen 4twelve 5seventeen6 thirteen 7 sixteen 8 twenty

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 f 3 g 4 e 5 c 6 a 7 b

I THE AIPHABETa I l 2 K 3 G 4 T 5 M 6 5 7 I

8 0 9 U 1 0 R

b 3 I 4 0 s Y 6 1 7 A 8 E

2 SPEILING YOUR NAMEa 3morning 4name 5Sorry? 6spel l

7 surname 8 Thank 9 room 10 you

b 2 How do you spell your first name?3 How do you spell your city?4 How do you spell your country?

5 VOCABUTARYa ldoor 2tabIe 3book 4board

5 chair 6 dictionary T laptop8 window

b 2C lose 3Open 4Go5 Stand 6 Sit down

I VOCABUIARY\cross: 3 pen 7 identity card 9 umbreliaDown: lglasses 2mobile 3photo

4 credit card 5 watch 6 bag 8 key

2 GRAMMARa 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 a n 7 a 8 a

9 a n 1 0 a

b 2 umbrellas3 chairs-1 dictionaries5 keys6 identity cards7 watches8 countries9 emails

10 holidays

c 3 What is it? It's a table.-l What is it? It's a coat.5 What are they? They're photos.6 What is it? Itt a laptop.7 What are they? They're taxis.8 What are they? They're credit cards.

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 rn 3 are 4 have

a!)

I GRAMMARa l h i s 2she 3 i t s 4we 5you r

6 they

b 2you r 3he r 4h i s 5ou r 6You r7 its 8 their

2 VOCABUTARYa 2g i r l 3men 4woman 5ch i ldren

6 friend 7 people 8 boyfriend

b 2wi fe 3s is ter 4brother 5son6 father 7 daughter

4 GRAMMARa 2 ]on's daughter

3 Julio's son4 Helena's husband5 Janet's brother6 Apples mother7 Daniel's sister8 Stella's father

b 3 8 4 A 5 4 6 8 7 B 8 A

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 Who's this?3 over there

I cant remember.That'sThanks.

I VOCABUTARYa 2 Iamie's mobile is red.

3 Your glasses are green.4 Zoe's bag is white.5 My father's umbrella is black.6 Their car is yellow.7 Her coat is orange.8 His watch is brown.

2 new 3 tall 4bad 5 expensive6 fast 7 Long

2 nice 3 good-looking 4bad5 beautiful 6 good

2 GRAMMARa 3 X It 'sacheapumbrel la.

4 X They're terrible boys.5 , /6 ,Y Shes a good mother.7 , /8 X The windows are old.

b 3 fantastic people4 a good dictionary5 expensive watches6 a nice girl7 a yellow coat8 fast cars

5 PRONUNCIATIONb 2 card

3 football4 thanks5 board6 family7 father8 fantastic

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 French, German3 dangerous4 favourite5 popular

PRACTICAL ENGI-IsH 2

I INTRODUCING PEOPTEa I thanks

2 hurry, see3 This, What's4 old, 'm I am

b 2 f 3 d 4 e 5 a 6 9 7 h 8 b

2 VOCABUTARYa 2 Myhome number or my mobile?

3 Your home number.4 01752336384.5 Sorry, can you say that again?6 Yes, it's 0L752 336384.

b 2 5623223 9115634 773082s 4967886 229004

c 2ninety 3forty 4ahundred5 sixty 6 eighty 7 fifty 8 thirty

d 2 6 83 8 94 5 65 4 36 2 77 7 58 3 2

5 PERSONAT INFORMATION2 Where, you3 address4 What's your5 How, are6 Are you7 phone8 What's your9 email

456

I GRAMMARa 2 want

3 dont drink4 dont like5 have

b 2 Do you live3 Do you want4 Do you like5 Do you drink

c 2 d o n t 3 D o 4 d o 5 D o 6 d o n t7 dont 8 do

2 VOCABUTARYa 2 want 3 listen to 4 live 5 drink

6 study T like 8 eat

b 2dr ink / l ike 3work 4speak 5read6 watch 7 have 8 want

5 READINGa 2 Where are you from?

3 Are you married?4 Do you have children?5 Where do you work?6 Do you like your job?

4 PRONUNCIATIONb soon, excuse, you, beautiful, newspaper

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 Are 3 Really? 4 know 5 worry6 thanks 7 Walt 8 problem

I VOCABUTARYa Across: 2 cereal 4 beer 6 meat

7 coffee 8 breadDown: 1 sugar 2 cheese 3wine

4 butter 5 rice

b 3 orange juice 4 sandwich 5 chocolate6 milk 7 pasta 8 eggs 9 water10 fish 11 vegetables 12tea

2 PRONUNCIATIONa Ooo vegetables, beautiful, sausages,

hamburger, difficult, terribleof o potatoes, expensive, fantastic,

important, remember, umbrella

c 2Germany 3sugar 4dangerous5 eggs 6 Japanese

5 GRAMMARa 3 You have a salad for lunch.

4 My children dont drink tea.5 We listen to classical music.6 You dont work in a bank.7 We dont read a newspaper.8 My brothers and sisters live near here.

b 2 Do you have3 Do they speak4 Do you drink5 Do you want6 Do they study7 Dotheywork8 Do you like

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 weekend 3 depends 4 home5 work 6lot 7 together

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I GRAMMARa 2 drinks

3 watches4 doesnt study5 likes6 reads7 doesnt drink8 doesn't watch9 studies

10 doesnt like

b 2 works3 doesnt open4 goes5 likes6 doesnt speak./ nas8 studies9 doesnt watch

10 doesnt understand

c 2Do 3 does 4 Does 5 doesnt6 d o 7 D o 8 d o n t

2 PRONUNCIATIONb finishes, teaches, watches

5 VOCABUTARYa 2 doctor

3 lawyer4 waiter5 factory worker6 student7 administrator8 teacher9 nursemystery word: policeman

b 2 school 3 restaurant factory5 street 6 shop 7 offi,ce 8 home

c 2 a t 3 a t 4 i n 5 i n 6 a t T f o r 8 i n

WORDS AND PHRASES TO IEARNI in 2 very well 3 the world4 you do 5 very much 6 speak

PRACTICAT ENGTISH 5

I TETTING THE TIMEa 2 twenty to

3 ten past4 twenty-five past5 quarter to6 otlock7 five to8 quarter past

b 2 I t 's 3Excuse 4dont 5What6 half 7 it 8 have

2 VOCABUTARYa 2 Monday

3 Thursday4 Saturday5 Wednesday6 Tiresday7 Sunday

b 2 Wednesday3 Thursday4 Friday5 Saturday6 Tiresday

5 PRONUNCIATIONa 3 ta)(k

4 We{nesday5 scfiool6 Xnow7 f6rte8 w{ite

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I VOCABUI.ARY*a

2 f in ish 3have 4go 5make6 watch 7 do 8 get

b have: a shower,lunch, dinner a coffeego: home, to university, to the gyrn, to bed

c 2 g o 3 g e t 4 h a v e 5 g o 6 d o7 watch 8 have t have l0 go

2 PRONUNCIATIONa lel: breakfast, bed

/,r/: lunch, hurry/r/: dinner, gym/aul: housework. shower

5 GRAMMARa 2 Amy never goes to the gym.

3 They sometimes do housework at theweekend.

4 Jamie usually watches TV in theevenmg.

5 You never make the dinner.6 My sister usually goes to work by train.7 We always go to bed late.8 I sometimes have a sandwich for lunch.

b 2 usually reads3 always goes4 never drinks5 usually listens6 always reads7 never goes8 sometimes drinks

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 at 3 before 4 then 5 wear 6 after7 clean 8 out 9 club 10lock

I GRAMMARa 2 Is your boyfriend Italian?

3 Do you live in the city centre?4 Are the children at school?5 Where does your mother work?6 Where is Natalia from?7 How old is your sister?8 Does George play tennis?

b 2 How old 3 Where 4 How5 What time 6 What 7 When 8 How

c 2 How do you go to work?3 What time do you go to bed?4 When do they play football?5 How old are you?6 What does Nicole have for breakfast?7 Where is / Where's your teacher from?8 What music do you like?

2 VOCABUTARY2 do sport3 ski4 play tennis5 walk6 play computer games7 go to the beach8 swim9 play the piano

5 PRONUNCIATIONb usually, your, newspaper, music,

computer, yes

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 different 3 the summer 4light5 inside 6 open

I GRAMMARa 2 You cant walk

3 You can sleep4 You cant talk5 You can have6 You cant swim

b 2 Canwe play3 Can you make4 Canwe listen to5 Can you close6 Can you write

2 PRONUNCIATIONa larlwhy

/eu/ homelaalhowlealtherela.:l cantlnl flatlc: lwalk

5 VOCABUTARY2 change money 3 hear 4 take photos5 see 6 come 7 use the Internet8 drive

4 READINGa a 2 b 4 c l d 3

b 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 T

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN1 reservation2 really,That's3 Here, Thankyou

PRACTICAI ENGLISH 4

I UNDERSTANDING PRICESa 2pounds 3cents 4dol lars

5 euros 6 p/pence

b 2 seventeen euros thirty3 twentyp/pence4 forty-five dollars5 thirty cents6 eighty pounds7 nineteen dollars fifty8 six euros seventy

2 PRONUNCIATIONc lsl: cinema, nice, exercise, price, cent,

pence

lkl: cat, close, can, difficult, coat,computer

5 BUYING A COFFEEa 3 Barwoman Espresso, Americano,

cappuccino?4 Man A cappuccino, please.5 Barwoman Regular or large?6 Man Regular. How much is that?7 Barwoman Three pounds ten.8 Man Here you are.9 Barwoman Thanks.

b 2have 3please 4Regular5 much 6 Here

A\4/I GRAMMARa 3 She was at the cinema

4 We werent at nome5 Was he at work6 They were at the airport7 Were you in London8 I wasnt late

b 3 Was Agatha Christie awriter? IYes, she was.

4 Were Monet and Matisse British? rNo, they weren't.

5 Was Rudolf Nureyev from Poland? /No, he wasnt.

6 Were the Marx Brothers American? /Yes, they were.

7 Was Edith Piaf an actress? /No, she wasnt.

8 Were Proust and Tolstoy writers? /Yes, they were.

c 2 Was, wasnt.3 Were, weren't4 was, was5 Were, werent6 were, was

2 PRONUNCIATIONb ls:l: girl, werent, nurse

lol: coffee, wasnt, hotI el : after,butter, woman

5 READINGa 2 F 3 F 4 T s T 6 F 7 T

8 F 9 F 1 0 T

4 VOCABUTARY2 They were at school.3 She was in the street.4 They were on a plane.5 He was in the bedroom.6 She was on a bus.

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 last 3 yesterday 4 last 5 yesterday

I VOCABUTARY2 has a shower3 get up4 goes shopping5 do housework6 has a sandwich7 finishes work8 have breakfast

2 GRAMMARa 2had 3 had 4 went 5 had 6 went

7 had 8 went 9 went 10 had

b 3 We didnt get up late on Sunday.4 Did they have dinner at a restaurant?5 Did Molly go home by train?6 I didnt have breakfast before work.7 Didyou have a coffee after lunch?8 We didnt go shopping yesterday.

c 1 didnt, went2 Did, have, didnt, had3 Did, go, did, went4 Did, have, did, had5 Did, go, didnt, went

5 PRONUNCIATIONa l d 2 a 3 e 4 f 5 c 6 b

4 READINGa c 1 a 2 b 3

b2go t 3wen t 4was 5had 6wen t7 had 8 went 9 were 10 went11 had 12 was 13 went 14 were

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 was 3 special 4 traffic 5 usual6 stressed 7 course 8 surprise9 present 10 match 11 Brilliant12Perfect l3 trip

GRAMMAR2 watched 3 played 4 studied5 stopped 6 parked 7 cried 8 asked

2 We didnt watch the film on TV.3 We didnt wait at the cinema.4 ttrey didnt open their books.5 She didnt look at the board.6 We didnt close the window.7 It didnt end at 10.30.8 He/She didnt talk to my father.

2 Didhe close the window?3 What music did you listen to?4 Did you like the film?5 When did your brother live in Paris?6 Did |ane work yesterday?7 Whattime did your friends arrive?8 Did they walk to the restaurant?

d a 4 b 3 c 8 d 7 e 1 f 2 9 5 h 6

2 PRONUNCIATIONc wanted, started, ended

5 VOCABUTARY2 arfive at the airport3 stay at a hotel4 learn a language5 come back from holiday6 buy a ticket7 say hello8 meet a friend9 rent a car

WORDS AND PHRASES TO I.EARN2 want 3 ago 4 friends 5 best6 heart 7 use 8 week

PRACTICAT ENGI.ISH 5

I ORDINAT NUMBERSa 3 the ninth

4 the twelfth5 the thirty-first6 the twentieth7 the third8 the fifth9 the thirtieth

10 the twenty-second

b 2 eleventh3 fifteenth4 nineteenth5 twenty-fifth6 sixteenth7 twenty-first8 twenty-third

2 THE MONTHSa 2March 3 November 4 October

5 February 6 August 7 December8lanuary

b Across: 5 February 6 August7 December 8 Tune

Down: lJuly 2AprII 3September4May

5 SAYING THE DATEa 2 f 3 a 4 b 5 h 6 i 7 j 8 d

9 c 1 0 e

b 2 the eighteenth of July.3 The twenty-sixth of April.4 The twelfth of October.5 The fifteenth of August.6 The twenty-first of November.7 The fourteenth of February.8 The second of Tune.

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a Across: 1 cupboard 5 bed 6 towel9 bathroom l0bedroom 11 bath

Down: 2 pillow 3 remote control4 floor 7 shower 8lamp

b 2bar 3 gift shop 4 gym 5 lift6 swimming pool 7 reception 8 garden

2 GRAMMARa 3 There are some

4 There's a5 There are some6 There's a7 There are some8 There's a

b 3 There isnt a restaurant in the hotel.4 There arent any newspapers.5 There arent any men in the garden.6 There isnt a spa in the hotel.

c 3 Is there a lift? Yes, there is.4 Is there a gym? No, there isnt.5 Are there any shops? No, there arent.6 Is there a swimming pool? Yes, there is.7 Are there anyrestaurants? Yes, there are.

5 PRONUNCIATIONb leel: there, aerobics, haircut, upstairs, wear

lrcl: herc,beer, idea, near, year

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 floor 3 view 4 upstairs5 downstairs 6 in 7 under 8 on9 boat 10 stay

I VOCABUTARYa 2 church 3 shop 4 petrol station

5 museum 6 chemist's 7 vlllage8 airport 9 river l0 park

b 2 the sea 3 the station 4 a post office5 a cinema 6 thebeach 7 abank8 a city

2 GRAMMARa 3 There were some

4 There wasn't a5 There were some6 There wasrt't a7 There werent any8 There was a

b 3 Was there a cinema? Yes, there was.4 Were there any parks? Yes, there were.5 Were there any restaurants? No, there

werent.

6 Was there a post office? Yes, there was.7 Were there any banks? No there

werent.8 Was there a supermarket? No, there

wasnt.

5 PRONUNCIATIONb meat, easy, sea

4 READINGa 2 Twenty-thousand people lived there.

3 They got up with the sun.4 they had bread and cheese for breaKast.5 They had lunch at 12 oilock.6 They washed in the public baths.7 They often had dinner parties.8 Because the volcano Vesuvius erupted.

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 disaster 3 began 4 happened5 accident 6 kilometres 7 breakfast8 built 9 tlpically 10 wore

I VOCABUTARY2 lose3 turn off4 leave5 give6 tell7 caII8 take9 turn on

10 send

2 VOCABUTARYa 2had 3lost 4 met 5 spoke

6 took 7 went 8 heard 9 made10 sat 11 swam 12 wrote

b 2 broke 3 knew 4paid 5 said6 bought 7 got 8 found

5 GRAMMAR3h im 4me 5 i t 6us The r8 them t her 10 us 11 him 12 me

4 PRONUNCIATIONa lealdrove, spoke

/r-ll could, tooklel came, gavelal drank, swam/e/ read, said/c:/ saw wore

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 platform 3 interesting 4 next5 seat 6 full 7 show 8 angry

PRACTICALIENGLI$H 6

ASKING FOR &GIVING OPINIONSt her 2 She's 3 really like him4like him 5 They're6 dont like them

b 2awful 3great 4terrible 5fantastic

2 READINGa 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 T 7 F

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@,', , ' 'I VOCABUTARYa 2cooking 3flying 4reading

5 running 6 swimming

b ICycling 2Shopping 3Camping4 Travelling 5 watching, going

2 GRAMMARa + -ing: playing, skiing, studying

\+ -ing making, using, writingdouble consonant + -ing: shopping,swimming, travelling

b 2cycl ing 3running 4cooking5 travelling 6 driving 7 chatting8 shopping

5 PRONUNCIATIONc lolcould, full, good, took

lu-^l do, food,lose, new

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 flying 3 cycling 4 depends 5 walk6 picnic 7 camprng 8 example9 picture 10 free ll middle

GRAMMAR2 they arert't going to work late tonight.3 I'm going to buy a new car.4 Ben isnt going to use his computer

today.We're going to rent a car.Ruby's / is going to fi.nd a job.

We arent going to stay at a hotel.I'm not going to take an umbrella.

How is he going to travel?When are they going to come back?What time is the flight going to leave?What city are they going to visit?How much is the holiday going to cost?

He's going to travel by train.They're going to come back on the 31stof August.It's going to leave at quarter past two.They're going to visit Paris.It's going to cost €2,500.

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f or yesterday hairdresser, holiday,

hospitalrOo tomorrow excited, museum,

reception

5 VOCABUTARYa l today 2tonight 3tomorrow

4 tomorrow night 5 next week6 next month 7 nextYear

b 2 tonight 3 Tomorrow 4 Next week

5 next month 6 Next year

WORDS AND PHRASES TO TEARN2 until 3 year 4 next 5 long 6 night

I GRAMMAR2 are l\e gorngto have

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5 isnt going to pay

6 is i 's going to buy

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8 is / 's going to read

9 isnt going to cycle

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5 VOCABUTARYa 2 sport

3 basketball4 an email5 a shower6 a photo7 my girlfriend8 a mistake

b 2do 3p layed 4get 5have 6take

7 meet 8 make

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b 2 Is there a chemist's near here,there's one in, opposite

3 Is there a cinema near here,there's one in, next to

4 Is there a bar near here,there's one in, between

5 Is there a theatre near here,there's one in, next to

6 Is there an Italian restaurant near here,

there's one in, opposite

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