Lesson One 1 What do you remember about the story? Match. 1 Champs [7] a Disney 2 Count b of lf 3 Eiffel ¢ Tower 4 Castle Dantes 5 Euro © of Monte Cristo 6 Edmond F Elysées 2 Circle the correct definition. Atunnel is a large, cloth bag / und. 1 Aprison is a place where criminals are kept / tall buil 2 Anenemy is a person who likes you / wants to hurt you. 3 To'dig’ means to cut something with a knife / make a hole in the ground. 4 Asackis a large, cloth bag / large coat. 5 Another word for‘switch on’ is turn on / open. 6 Toescape’ means to get away from / get into aplace. Complete with can/can’t or could/couldn’t. ‘When | was five,1 Couldnt, sim, but | can now. John... play the guitar. He plays really well. uum YOU Speak English?’“Yes!" ‘Can | leave early today?” ‘Noyou | couldn't talk when | was one year old, but | walk. ccc find my skateboard last night. Do you know where it is?” ‘Could you write before you went to school?” 408 Ui enensonein Complete these sentences. What would you say? Use can or could. You want your mum to bring you a glass of milk. bring mea glass of mil, please? ‘You want your sister to turn on the TV. You are at the baker’s. You want to buy a loaf of bread. You are in the cinema. You want some people to stop talking ‘You want to go to your friend's house.5 Match the shops to the sign you could see outside. unit 5 restaurant © post office © greengrocer © newsagent © bonk © clothes shop © chemist © supermarket ay, i L a newsagent = q = ry r= K 6 Where do you find these things? Write the name of the shop from Exercise 5. oranges — ....greengrocer. 1 jeans—> 2 meal—> 3 stamps +... 4 medicine — .. 5 apples > 6 newspaper > 7 money — ... 8 milk > Underline the silent letter. Practise saying the words. guitar knife Europe castle climb breathe scissorsNa nwo Lesson Two Complete the crossword. Across the place where 2 king or queen lives a short journey nota child 2 famous building special clothes you wear for school or work Down a picture frightening known by lots of people you do this when you laugh 1 Pel [elle fe eV owewn ‘Match. What can you do in Paris? see d] a amuseum visit b aroller-coaster climb © a theatre ticket take 4d apainting ride e aboat trip touch f ananimal tour g the sights book h atower Circle the correct words. We have to /Gon’t have to)pay to get into the museum. It's free! We don’t have to / have to use the stairs because the lift is broken. You mustn’t / don't have to touch the paintings in the Louvre! We have to / don’t have to wear school uniform. We can wear what we want. I must / don’t have to leave now. It's getting late. Matthew doesn’t have to / has to go to the dentist so he can't play basketball. ‘Make sentences using have to / don't have toas in the example, 1/ get up / early on Saturdays 1/ get up / early on week days ____Idontt have to get up early on Saturdé Ihave to get up early on week days. Mum / work / this evening She / work / tomorrow morning Harry and Tom / cook / dinner They /help with / housework do / my homework I//tidy / my bedroom You / pay / enter the museum You / show / your passportlesson 2 Write sentences with have to / don’t have to and the words in brackets. Your lesson starts at nine o'clock. (get up at seven) Ihave to get up at seven. Your toys are all over the floor. (tidy them up) v ‘Your mum is sleeping and it’s time for school. (wake her up) unit 5 3 You're ill today. (go to school) 4 Your friend is having a birthday party. (buy her a present) 5. Youre going to a fast food restaurant. (wear your best clothes) Write the name of the shop where you would find these things.1 Match these words to the correct definition. handsome © mysterious © ugly © throne © brave aristoceet © mask © bodyguard © wedding person froma rich family ...4ristocrat 1 notafraid : 2 a person whose job is to protect people 3. something that hides a person's face strange, unusual aking or queen's chair .. g00¢-looking (for a man) .. the event when two people get married Mowe 8 the opposite of beautiful... 2 Label the picture with these words. dollar © coin © pence © nole © pound » euro 3. Match the amount of money to the coins and notes. $1 © €50 © 50 © €2 6 £5 6 €Dlesson 3 & Write the numbers as words. Bice 110. 2 20... 340 450... 5 80. 6 100... 7 1000... 8 1.000000 5 Conect the underlined word. How much money does he take? 1uch money does he make? 1. Can I lend your pencil, please? 2 These jeans were realy rich. They cost €200! 3 How much money did you sellin the supermarket? unit 5 6 Complete with these words. ‘Shall © Shall © Let's (x2) Would © Why (x2) Shall we go swimming later? don't you put on your coat? _.. we come to your house? don’t you have a cola? meet for pizza at two, 5 you like some biscuits? 6... goto that new boutique. 7 Answer these questions politely. ‘Would you like to go to the cinema? one HOSA love to. 1. Why don't you have some cola? 2 Let's go swimming. 3 Would you like a sandwich? 4 Shall we go to the Acropolis? 5. Would you like to come shopping? 6 Why don't we have a barbecue?Vocabulary aw N a eoNoaw Fe we an N wo FS Match to make sentences. It’s a good idea to make a shopping list Let's go | saw some beautiful shoes We don't have any money, so we are going Ask the shop assistant How much pocket money She can't stop buying things - They’ve opened a great new shopping in the shop window. window shopping. fora different size. do you get? centre - it has all my favourite shops inside, before you go shopping, she's a shopaholic. shopping on Saturday. Circle the comrect answer. Wiss shop. a shopaholic b shopping mall ©)shop assistant i$ a person who works in a Another word for a shopping centre is a shopping a mall b ¢ list Designer clothes are ..... ai normal clothes. a the same price as © more expensive than b cheaper than Pocket money is the money that children get from ies a theirfriends b ajob _ ¢ their parents 5 When you haven't got any money you can still 90. 'b shop window a window shopping ¢ shopping centre 6 AL __...isa person who loves shopping. a shop assistant b window shopper « shopaholic Reading 3 Read this essay about pocket money and circle the correct word. Most children I know ge. ose pocket money. from their parents. Some. get. fot... of money. Others don't get very much. 1 get £20_euros 4 week. I think this isthe. average, but of course, I would fike to. || -have more! _ todo jobs inthe house to 2) wn shopping fist and I jus money! When I don’t have any, we just go (B) shop window. My favourtte shops in the (0. shop assistant are ara and Gap._ sare he) i Ltry.to 4) dose / save a bit of money || -each week and I put tt in the bank. When Iam 26 Tam going to work as.Smashskills 4 Replace the incorrect phrases A-D in Exercise 3 with these words and phrases. window shopping © shopoholc shopping centre © shop assistant 5 Read the essay again and tick (v) the things the writer says. The writer says that he / she ... 1 gets more pocket money than his / her friends. 2. would like more pocket MONEY, oe n---- 3 often helps with housework. 4 spendsall his / her pocket money every week. 5. likes window shopping. 6 usually buys expensive clothes. ..... 6 Complete this sentence by circling three good reasons from a-g. Ithink | should get more pocket money because ... a all my friends get more pocket money than me. b | want to buy expensive clothes. ¢ |help around the house every day. d_ sometimes | have to borrow money from my friends. unit 5 € Ilove shopping! £ Iwant to take taxis everywhere. 9 | would like to save some money each week. Can you think of two more good reasons? Write ‘them here, | think | should get more pocket money because ... Writing 7 Imagine that you get €10 pocket money a week. All your friends get €20. Write a note to your mum and dad. Tell them why you think you should get €20 too. Use the reasons in Exercise 6. ti Mum and Dad! Twowld really Like because — Please say ‘yes! Love,