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StoryUnit 4

1 Remember the story. Number the pictures in order.

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Lana Wow! This is amazing. I’m sure I’ve searched that field before!

AdamJ

MellyG Congratulations, Adam! Is this the first time you’ve found anything?

AdamJ

Icelandic Harry Wow! This is cool, Adam! How did you get into metal detecting? Have you done this for a long time?

AdamJ

Rkologist Amazing! How often do you go out looking for treasure?

AdamJ Hi Lana! ¥es, we’ve visited that field many times, but this time we were really lucky!

2 Read Adam’s blog. Find and correct six mistakes.

This was the best day of my life! (Apart from the day I got married, of course – sorry,

Marina!) Today Dad and I found the most amazing hoard of Roman treasure!

We were looking in a field near our town and it was snowing. Dad was cold and he wanted

to go home. Then, suddenly, my metal detector beeped. I started to dig. I found a coin

and shouted to Dad. He thought it must be old, but he came to have a look. It was really

old! Then we realised that the metal detector was still beeping. We both started to dig,

and we were more and more excited! We found some treasure – lots of Viking helmets and

jewellery. It may be over 2,000 years old and it’s worth a lot of money!

3 Write Adam’s responses. Find the answers in the story.

Ýiking

a

d

b

e

c

f

1

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Vocabulary and grammar 1Unit 4

1 Look. Read and choose the sentences which are correct.

Survey: 1931 Aceton Address: 36 Park Street, Aceton AT2 6FH

Name Family Married Age Job Born

Frank Bean father Yes 35 artist London

Amelia Bean mother Yes 32 teacher Oxford

Grace Bean daughter No 12 school student London

Algernon Bean son No 10 school student London

Letitia Bean daughter No 2 baby Aceton

Survey: 1941 Aceton Address: 12 Lake Road, Aceton AT5 3KD

Name Family Married Age Job Born

Frank Bean father Yes 45 artist London

Amelia Bean mother Yes 42 head teacher Oxford

Grace Bean daughter No 22 doctor London

Algernon Bean son No 20 university student London

Letitia Bean daughter No 12 school student Aceton

1 Frank and Amelia Bean got married before 1931.

2 They didn’t have children in 1930.

3 The three children were born in London.

4 The three children grew up in Aceton.

5 Letitia started school after Algernon.

6 Grace was living at home when she was 22.

7 The Beans moved house between 1931 and 1941.

8 Frank Bean didn’t retire in 1938.

9 Grace got a job as a head teacher.

10 In 1941, Letitia went to university.

11 Algernon was going to leave school in 1941.

12 The survey doesn’t say if Grace learned to drive.

2 Look at the surveys. Read and complete the sentences with can’t, must or could/might/may.

1 Letitia goes to school. It must be 1941.

2 Algernon goes to school. It be 1941.

3 Five people live in the house. It be 1931.

4 Amelia is 32. It be 1931.

5 Grace has got a job. It be 1931.

6 Two people are married. It be 1941.

3 Look at Activity 2. Write four more true sentences about the Bean family. Swap with a friend and write sentences with can’t, must or could and 1931 or 1941.

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Vocabulary and grammar 2Unit 4

1 Match.

1 community a Your mum and dad.

2 grown-up b The building you live in.

3 neighbour c People who live in the same area.

4 grandparent d Another word for adult.

5 home e Your mum’s mum or dad.

6 parents f He/She lives next door to you.

2 Look at the picture and write sentences about the people with just, already or yet.

1 The wedding party / started †he wedding party has just started.2 The chefs / make / cake 3 The photographer / take / a picture of the husband and wife 4 Someone / give the children / lemonade 5 The toddler’s best friend / not arrive 6 The teenagers / decorate the wedding car 7 All the guests / not arrive 8 A waiter / serve drinks

3 Imagine there is a party in your family or community. Write an email to a friend describing the event and the people there. Use the present perfect with just, already and yet.

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FunctionsUnit 4

1 Complete the lists with the words in the box.

sandwiches hang up

cake buy

drinks blow up

decorations invitations

2 Look and write the sentences in the right place. Which list matches the dialogue?

a could / you / Please / some / ? / flowers / pick

b I / anything / do / help / Can to / ?

c do / Can / to / we / help / anything / ?

d I / a / Shall / cake / make / ?

e plates / Could / buy / you / paper / ? / some

Boy: Hi Dad! (1) ©an we do anything to help?Dad: Wait a minute. Let me look at my list.

Boy: (2) Dad: No, thanks. I’ve just finished the cake. (3)

There are some nice ones in the garden.

Boy: Sure.

Girl: (4) Dad: Yes, please. Here’s some money. (5) Girl: No problem.

3 Write a dialogue for the other list.

Student 1: Hello Mr Murphy ….

To do for the class party

make (1) sandwiches ✓

buy fizzy (2) ✓

(3) balloons

(4) decorations ✓

choose music

To do for Mum’s birthday party

send out

(5) ✓

make a

(6) ✓

pick some flowers

hang up

(7) ✓

(8) paper plates