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Hello! I'm Kai. What's your name?
A My name's Luis.
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Hello. 'meet you!
name's Lucio. Nice to too!
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A Hello. My name is Linda. What is your name?
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Nice to meet you, Linda. I am Fiona.
A Hello. l'/ty name's Linda.

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A Hello! I'm Robert.

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Hi! My name's Carlos. Where are you from,

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France tr Italy I Argentina I Mexico I Poland I Ttrrkey I B Spain I

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from France. And where are you from? I'm from Madrid.
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1 Hello! My name's Daniel. I'm from 2 Hi! I'm Edmondo. I'm from 3 Hi! Mv name's Helen. I'm from
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4 I'm from Argentina. I'm

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French
Spanish
1 l'm English. 2_Paris. 3 _IzabeIla. 4 _German. 5_ John.

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Helio! Kirsten Helio. Are you John Smith? Yes, I am. John Smith from Montreal! A Kirsten Oh, you aren't English ... you're Canadian.
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| 1'm {am} from London. You {;rrn} Canadian.
Ilello! I'm John Smith too! Kirsten Oh! Where are you from? Manchester? B No, I'm not from Manchester. I'm from London!
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A Are ycu fromLondcn? B No i'm nof.l'mfrornDudapeet. Complete the conversation for you. Then practise in pairs.
you from Germany? _ BNo, I 4A-IinOxfordStreet?

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Say the numbers around the class.
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1 Mr Blick Good afternoon, Robert! Rob Oh, r aood aflernoon , Mr Blick.
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Practise the dialogues in Exercises 3 and 4 in pairs. Greet students in your class. Then greet your teacher be polite!
Afternoon, Anna.
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I Anoys ty anou?Psl/ sne s a mecnanrc. 2 Daniel's Irish and he's / hi,s 28. 3 She's a doctor andher / she's name's Sadie. 4 Hi,s / her name's Boris and he's an actor. 5 Olivia's Scottish and he's / she's 20.
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1 She Sadie and she 26. )he's )adie and she'a 26. 2 His name Daniel and he from Ireland. 3 Her name Olivia and she a secretary. 4 He Boris and he Russian. 5 He English and lls name Andy.
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1 What's her name? 2 What's her job? 3 Where's she from?
4 How old is she? a She's 26. b Her name's Sadie.
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Mavis Look, Beth. It's Sean Connery! Beth Mavis, it isn't Sean Connery. It's NIr Ke111-. Mavis Mr Kelly? Is he an actor? Beth No, he isn't an actor, Mavis. He's a doclor Mavis Oh, yes! Is he single? Beth No, he isn't. He's married, Mavis. Mrs Kelly's an artist. Mavis An artist? Oh! Is her name Helen?
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1 Mr Kelly is a doctor. 2 He is single. 3 Mrs Kelly is an actor.
Circle the correct answer about Mr and Mrs Kelly.
4 She's French.
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1 It zs /6m,T]]Sean Corurery. 2 Mr Kelly i,s / 'isn't an actor. 3 He zs / i,sn't single. 4 Mrs Kelly i,s / 'isn't an artist.
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Answer the questions. Use short answers.
Read the table in Exercise 6. Write questions about
Pablo and Maria.
1 Is Mr Kelly an artist?
No, he
isn'i.
2 Is he a doctor? 3 Is he married? 4 Is Mrs Kelly an actor? 5 Is her name Helen? 6 Is she Canadian?
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ltalian? 2 Where / he / from?

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1 Pablo /
Italian?
4 Maria / Spanish?
5 she / single? 6 What / iob?
3 he / married? Practise in pairs. Ask and answer the questions from

Exercise 7.
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Read your sentences to a paftner.
Pablo nalionalily
married/single
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Maria
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A Maria'E married. B frue. A Tablo'sEnqlish.

B False. He ien't, E nglish. He's gpanish.
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Excuse me. Pardon? Sorry,/l'm sorry. Thank you very much. You're welcome. I don't understand,
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photos A-C.
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. Is this your bag?
it is! Thank you

3
2_
much.
A You're
B
2 An_me.
A Oh
I don't u_. the bankl Where's the bank? B Sorry, I don't 7
T'm'-.
Where's the banco. nlease?
3A8
Br0
Are you Hugh Grant?
A Are you Hugh Grant?
B No,
tt_.
My name's Jimmy White.
Practise the conversations in Exercise 4 in pairs.
Work in pairs. Look at page 109 and write a dialogue. Then read it to the class, Use the phrases
from
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%-
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Put the words into the three categories. Then add
Circle the correct answer in the sentences.
three more words from Units 1 and 2 to each group'
1 He's a / an, englneer. 2 She / Her teacher is American.

3 He's / Hi,s a police officer. 4 I / Ma name's Felipe.
Petand waiter Italy engineer Ttrrkish Germany Mexican Canadian secretary
5 Is he you're / your manager? 6 What's she / her name? 7 He i,s / 'i,sn't French - he's from London.
Choose the right answer: a, b or c. 1 What's
your name?
Look at the pictures and complete sentences 1-3.
a Spain @Maxine c I'rench

2 Where's he from? He's from
a Canadian b Argentina c Polish

3 How old is she? She's a seventeen b German
c married
4 What's her job? She's
d twelve b an actress
student and
he teacher.
c good
5 Are you Spanish? a Yes, I am. b Yes, Spanish.
c Thank you.
Look at the table and write four questions and
answers about Diana.
2 She
and
receptionist.
k
2Age
4
21
3 Nationality Canadian
Job
musician
1 What's her
name
2 How 3 Where
4 What
? Her name
KS
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Listen and repeat the words in
each group.
liglgJl and circle the correct answers.
1 bag, b4nk, Canada, Italian, m4rried,
Spanish, thanks
2 gngineer, Mexico, receptionist,
secretary spell, ten, twelve

cor.so Listen to the pronunciation of the words from the box. Put them in the right group.
i NAME: 1 Gabriela / Gabriella , SURNAUE: 2 Suskand / Suskind . AGE:313/30 . NAT|oNALITy: a ltalian / Canadian , FROM: 5 Winipeg / Winnipeg ' OCCUPATTON:6 secretary / student
Write a description of the woman in Exercise 1. Use the information from the card,
alphabet Canada Italian Italy mechanic Mexican thirr v

aor
On
acxor
Orr
Italy
nOn
Onr
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',aa'.a a
SPEAKING
Choose the correct response, a-c, for sentences 1-4.
1 Hi, Jake? How are you?
ffiK&mgru& &p-em &m&$wM&K

Circle the correct word or phrase.
a Good morrung. b Fine thanks, and you? c Thanks!

2 My name's Marie. Nice to meet youl a I'm Alec. Nice to meet you too! b What's your name?
c Excuse me.
STUDENTSWITH
I Her lHls name's Francis. No, it I ' is I isn't an English
.L
3 Oh, my bag! Thank you very much!

a I don't know. b Fine thank you.
TWO LIVES
name
3
c You're welcome!
4 Excuse me. Where's the university? a I don't know. b Sorry, I don't know. c Pardon, I don't know.
F,.,-'Jl
i:
I
Francis ls from French! He's nineteen and he's ls
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o I on student at Greenwich University in London. ln the evenings he'ss o I on waiter in a bar:

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cn Lrl = ae
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= o
I Her name's
Aga
and she 7 's from
I 's
Poland. In the mornings she's a student at
North London
Universit;z In the
no
afternoons she's a secretary ing o I on offlce in central Londonl
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(l).
cor.ss Complete the table with the underlined words from the text. Listen and repeat. Then check on page 1 1 7.
(/)
and cross false
1 Victoria is an actress from New 2 Darren's from a big 3 Sam isn't from Manchester. 4 Rachel isn't a teacher. 5 Rory is 2 and Summer is 4.
family.
York. tr f
f,
Singular
Plural
grandparents
3
* husband
Complete gaps 1-B in the photos with the
underlined words from the text.
Ffind,
j
husband
*,Eae *a"ag*3
husband=
NOT
child
childr*i:
hild+
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!t
**t
Find the sentences in the text and complete the gaps.
2 His 3 How old 4 We very happy!
you and your family from? Where sisters musicians. they? _ very rich but we _
Complete the table with 're/are/arent Then check on page 117.
to be: welyoulthey
We/You/Theyt_
Weffou/They
{ere} from New York.

{ane m*t} musicians. happy?
1_
3-we/you/they
Yes, we/you/they
o_. No, we/you/they 5_.
Circle the correct form in the sentences about the text.
Gloria and Mike
1 Victoria and her parents are
/ftre;n\front
Manchester 2 Her grandparents are / aren't American. 3 Sam and Dave are / aren't teachers. 4 Rory and Summer are / o,ren't music,ar'L-. 5 Victoria and Darren are / aren r \ et-. :ai.a
Write the plural form of the words in brackets.
1 How old are your broLAe:= ? (-t'l'-,il rr' 2 We aren't his _ . (srsttr' -:r-ult 3 Are her from Austla-,ra. 'llar-L, 4 Where are her frol'-iLar'-r..
5 My
aren't teachels.
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Work in pairs. Look at page 109 and complete the text with is/isn'Uare/aren't. Write five sentences about you and your family,
a{ John and Martha

a
Lt,
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Mynarr,es...ert -.
ia * ,,F E s?
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you know.
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cor.+o Read
and listen. Complete gaps 1-4 in the photos with the words
1.
from Exercise
Tlrini,. &a*klTick
(/)
the words
grandmother I son I father ! mother ! parents ! sister I husband I brother f wife I uncie f daughter f, aunt !
Julie Oh, Rick! Photos of your sister's wedding! Rick Oh, no! They're boring! Julie No, they aren't. Look at thls photo. Are they Wal'ne's aunts? Rick No, they're his grandmothers. Julie Ohl Their hats are very pretty ... Rick No, they aren't - they're ugiY! Julie And this photo? Are they Wa;me's aunt and uncle? Rick No, they're our parents. Julie Oh, the-v're very tall! Rick \-es, $'e're a tall family. Julie But look at you and your brother ln this photo. Rick It's a good photo! Julie Yes, but vour friends are tall, and you and your brother
are short.
Rick No, we aren't!
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(/)
the correct sentence. Listen and
repeat the answers. Match the sentences with the same meaning. Then check on page 118.
I 2 They're Sharon's brothers. n

1 They're Wagne's
grandmothers.
a They're herbrothers.
b They're hzs grandmothers.
Replace the words in italics with hr.s or her.
1 Sharon is Wayne's wlfe.

Sharan ie
hrE
wife.
n I I n I 4 a We're they're parents. n b We're their parents. I

b
Russia 2 a He's Japanese. b His Japanese. 3 a Your our friends. b You're our friends.
Their from
cor.+z
1 a They're from
Russia V
2 Rick is Sharon's brother. 3 Wayne's grandmothers are happy. 4 Ri,ck's friends aren't short.
lssft at the photo and listen. Correct the false
sentences.
5 Shcr,ron's parents are ta\l.
tV*r* !t **";'[
Complete the box with the underlined words in the dialogue in Exercise 2. Then check on page 118.
1 It's a photo of Jack's brothers and sisters. \Ns a phoLo ol )ack'E lr\ende. 2 Adam is Jessica's brother.
3 Richard's sister is very pretty. 4 Jessica and Richard's father is a doctor. 5 Suzie isn't Jack's girlfriend.
Subject pronouns
tr'm Wayne.
Possessive adjectives
?,i:g're Sharon. f{*'s Rick. *h*is my friend. ff*'re short. Yr:*'re tall.
ffiy name's Wayne. Y*uf name's Sharon.

Xis name's Rick.
}{*r Julie. 1_name's parents

are short. parents are tall.
'[&*y're my
grandmothers.
r_hats
are pretty.
Complete the sentences with our, your, their.
A'Is he Bill and Sally's father?' B'No, he's uncle.'
2 James and I are are American.

3 A 'What are
B 'I'm an
brothers.
jobs?'
parents
artist and Joe's a mechanic.' 4 A'Are your friends rich?' B'No, they aren't, but grandparents arel'
*.
t ,
I
Write five pairs of names. Then ask and answer questions in pairs.
Who are MarLa ano
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:
3t5Tef9.
Whoore-lor--.
?arents.
t*'ti
S*
t,:'
tr#se,ffi *}g"&ffiv e$*ffi #ffieww&ffi l"r;;l ii;::kl Look at the pictures, Complete the
gaps with the words from the box.
man in a big car.
short pretty tali rich *t*irk rt *xt

Complete the table with the words from the pictures. Then check on page 118.
Singular s man
Plural
2
i*r
iJU#tfiBi"f
3 4
* child i' person

Ther-'re women
1-i**;# 6#;"*xex
She's .i :,grrtri ','rirrr;+"i.
Put the words in the correct order.
:l
tall
B.
person.
1 pretty I my I aren't I sisters My sisLers aren'L prelty. 2 happy / they / children / are? 3 parents I ow I aren't lpeople /
4he/richlislalman?
5 uncles
and I ugly / are /
lheir i short
Match a word in A with an opposite word in
A happy tall pretty big rich good

1 My sister's
B small sad new

old
bad ugly
short
poor
Complete the sentences with the opposite words.
ehorL person but her
children are 2 They're very rich people but their parents

They're
men.
3 Their father's car is old but their mother's
are_.
:^
4 Our family is small but my friend's family

S f\lv
caris-.
OtUtirit is good but my Spanish
She's a sad woman.
They're happy children
Therr're rrolrr nconle
See r-or,r soonl
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Work in pairs. Write a dialogue about the photo, Read it to the class, Use phrases from
Rad ::i.,,,,,:., :,rr. TiCk the photo.

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Goodbye./Bye. Goodnight. See you. See you later! See you tornorrow! See you soon. Take care.
r r n
T
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t_
Take'
cor.ca
f,spplste the conversations with words from

r.;.;r. LiSten and check, Then practise in pairs.
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1 A Bye Karl, B Mandy.
t_
A \es. see
''_
you later.
2Al
Mum.
B Goodby", George. A And you, Mum.
3 A Goodnight, Granddad. B , dear. Sleep rvell.
o-
A Thanks. And
you.'__you
tomorror,ri
Say goodbye to your classmates/teacher,
Places
rrl;pi ,t'.:1,,- t.::, t:1., tOWnS; plaCeS, ShOpS and SefViCgS. there is/there are; a,/some/any; prepositions of place. '':r:,.' :: : positive and negative adjectives; asking for and giving directions.
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rti
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the things you find on the map. In your opinion, is Boreton an interesting town?
7
Listen and repeat, Tick
(/l
hospilal V
,ffi \uu."ul"r, r
hotel
caf6
10
h& cinema I
..:.,ry
2 3&gg museum !
E theatre
postofficel t
I
m {
club!
park
* 11 '&
12
church tr
supermarket
tr
Hospital
F-K\ng
Grand Hotel Streel
ZabaSupermarket'
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Tourist Information
S&
u "'h
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Street
;-\ ri-
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Antonio's Caf6 Victoria Hotel
@
Lavender Caf6 Saint Mark's
6a
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Post Office
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Regina
&
Hotel
&!
Albert Hotel
lffi
G'Tesda Superstore
&La
k
s,
Spart Supermarket
i:l
LondonRoad
Places
MY BORETON!
Wendy, 70
park and there's zvery interesting museum. Boreton church is very pretty - it's seven hundred years oldl There are also some nice caf6s in the town centre and three supermarketsl Oh, and the new hospital is fantastic - the doctors are very good! Boreton is small but it's great! There's
a nice
Jon, 16
Boreton is a sad place!There are a lot of hotels and that's it!There arenr a:-r' good shops. There isrit a cinema or a theatre. And there isnt even a librml. There is only one club in town - Testosterons.It's terrible! Oh, and there aren'l any buses in the evening! Boring Boreton!
cor.+r
lislsp and read about Boreion. Who is happy
in Boreton?
&V*rk it
*xt
Look at the underlined phrases in the texts in Exercise 2. Complete the box with is/isn'Uare/aren't. Then check on page 119.
there is/there aret allirmalive and negative
Singular
1_ Plural + TXtsr* 2_ 3"&*r* 3_ Th*re 4_

Y*xers
Tlrer*'s {Yhere $*} a/one park.

a cinema.
some/three caf6s.
a lot ofleight hotels. anv buses.
cor.ao Listen and repeat the sentences from the box in Exercise 3.
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; BUT ] There are NOT There'r* ;-*---',--Tick (,2) the true sentences about Boreton, Cr:ss iX the false sentences and correct them. 1 There are two parks ur B'
There E one park
I rnere !s = There's
2 There 3 There 4 There

5 There
6 There 7 Thele
ir 3c'",: . ' are three qlt al:: ..'-' -: ate t',vo chrtt'cl-,-s isn'f a ho'r i : ar'6rrrt atL\'-: -, ar',- r l, - -: al'e L, .Ll '- - :: ,
:
:'- : 7
,??
.5*
Circle the correct answers.
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lislsp and repeat the words. Then look al the plan and complete the sentences with is/isn'Uare/aren't,
cor.rz
/ anA sttpetmarkets. 3 There ts / ctre a iot of churches in my tov,n. 4 There i"s / are a good restaurant in the park. 5 There 'i,sn't / aren't any hotels.
some
1 There'slO / some park in the city centre. 2 There i,s / are some shops but there aren't
bookshop burger
clothes
6 There are a / some people here. 7 There isn't a / some caf6. B There is / are a lot of students in my tov'n.
Make negative sentences using the words in brackets.
shop internet caf6 post office shoe shop sports shop supermarket toilets record shop telephones
1
bar
cinema
1 There's a restaurant. (ctub) There isn'I a club. 2 There are some shops. (supermarkets) 3 There's a library. (museum) 4 There's a theatre. (cinema) 5 There are some hotels. (caf6s)
Practise in pairs. Ask and answer questions about your town.
2 3 4
There is There There There
a post office.
a cinema.
two telephones. any record shops.
cor.ae lislsl to people at the Information Desk. Which things from Exercise 1 do they ask about?
Cath
Shopper
Good morningl
Cath Cath
1 Hellol Is there a bookshop here?

Yes,
there is. Dy\anb. Hete's a plan
of the shopping centre.

Good afternoon!
Shopper
6hotels / cmemas \ f churches J srrnermarkcrs\ \ are Lhere in .^.""\-" How manyclubs

caf6s
----..
Cath Cath
2 Afternoon! Are there any toilets?

Yes,
there are. They're over there!
Shopper
3 Hello.
your torm?
Is there a cinema here? A cinema? No, there isn't. Sorryr
restaurants
museums
Tho-eq 66p q1 no-a2rl7al.
Wsrk !t
*axt
There isn'x a cinema.

There arefivehoLels. There are a lot of clubs.
cor.+s lgsft at underlined words in the conversations in Exercise 2, Complete the sentences with is/isn'Uare/aren'f. Listen and repeat. Then check on page 1 19,
Tick
the words that have positive meaning. Look at the text on page 27 to help you.
(/)
there islthere are questions

Singular
ls tkarc a
bookshop?
boring fanrastit greal
ilrlerestLng
Plural
Yes, ttlcr* No, thee'e 2
nice
terrrble
3_
tkere
Work in pairs. Write five sentences about your town, Use Exercise 3 and 9 to help you,
any toilets?
Yes. {kere are. 4 No, ?|ler*
In my torm there is a fantastic ... / rn intpreqfino There are some greal ... There isn't a good ... Thp is horins/terrible ...
Complete with rs there or are there.

1
2 3
any supermarkets in Boreton? a record shop in the tov"rL? a book shop?

any telephones?
Put the words in the correct order to make questions, Write the short answers.
1 any there are caf6s? AreLhere any cafes? Yes,f,here are.
2 3 4 5
Z tr are any buses there? 8 museums are any interesting there V

shoe shop there a
there shop clothes a is?
is?
Practise the conversation in pairs. Student A, look
at page
11
0. Student B, look at page
111.
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TESDA SUPERMARKET
DALEY'S
. CAFE
RANCHO'S
BURGERS
is
sa
ROSSINI SHOES
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I
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.
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SPOFITS
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box' Complete the sentences with the words trom the
ffi
opposite next
to in
..,-
on the lgft
Listen and rePeat.
It's on King Street/ Wilson Square.
The internet caf6 is
to the shoe shoP
2
It's next to the supermarket.
The hotel
is
the caf6'
3 The record shoP is
Cross Street.
It's opposite the church.
4 The museum is
i.c, 'ffiListenand write the numbers of places a-d'
tu left.
It's on
It's on the right.
achurch
bcinema
tr
ccaf6
dtheatre
practise the conversation in pairs. studentA, look at page 110. Student B, look at Page 112'
l%i:
Excuse me. \\'-here's
*;ffirxw&w&*_ ffiruffi$."esM
Look at pictures A-C. In which picture can the man not help the tourist?
cor.sz
"' Li:' ,;
'ry,
the muserurL?
166[ at :i*rnir *i;1,. Listen and tick
(/)
the
r,
phrases you hear.
al'
I
IA
I
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Asking for directions

Excuse me. Where's the .,.? ls there a ... near here?
Giving directions It's over there on the lefUright.

It's It's It's It's not far. next to the ... opposite the ...
l l
tr T
Excuse me. Is there a bank near here?
on ,.. Street.
T T T
r
n
l'm sorry. I don't know!
A frx*uxc rx*. Where's the library? B lt's over there on the riqht. A .|h*n& yr*. A ,*x**;* r**. Where's the library? A Ykrt's ff{.
cor.sz
Sorry. I don't know!

NOT
Ercuse me. Is there

a club neal herel
Listen and repeat. Practise the conversations in Exercise 2 in pairs.

cor.ss f,66plste the conversations. Use the words from $t;:;L l}:1.. Then listen and check.
1 A Excuse
B
It's over there A Thank ''_ I'm o_ A That's t'_

B B
'_
r_
. Where's
the church? the right.

That's OK.
I I'rn qnrnr
2 A Excuse me. Is there a bookshop
a_
here?
.
I don't know
.
I don't know!
3 A Excuse me.
's
It's
(trnqq Stropt
the cinema?
novi
9
10
the supermarket. It's not

A Thank you.
Practise the conversations in Exercise 4 in pairs.
Work in pairs. Look at the map 0n page 26. You are next to the Tourist lnformation 0ffice on Nodh Street. Give directions to these places. Use the phrases from 5;:;;:la ll1.
Work in pairs, Say where these things are in your town. Use the phrases from $p*ak ilul.
an interesting
a nice
park
museum
a good
club
a good cinema
a nice caf6
an interesting bookshop
a good sports
Caf6 Spart Supermarket Victoria Hotel the hosnital

Gossips
shop
an internet caf6
a good, but cheap clothes shop
There's a nice caf6 on Queens Squale.
It's opposite Lhe posr

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office. i
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Circle the wrong word in the group.
Circle the correct answer in the sentences.
brother parents father uncle 2 inlerest ing nice lerrible great 3 caf6 burger bar library restaurant 4 club theatre post office cinema
1
Complete the sentences with one word in each gap.
You can see the first letter of each word.
/ They're grandparents are American. / our great. 3 Thei,r / They're our children. 4 He's my ctunt's / aunts husband. 5 Our daughter's / daughters are at
1 Thei,r
2 My classmates are
university.
6 Is there a / some bank near here? 7 Is / Are there any bookshops on
London Road?
!
the cinema. - she's very o_ 3 There are a lot of shops in the shopping
1 There's a bank 2 She's ninety-five
o_
8 There are solne Market Street.
/ any
good shops on
c_.
Match questions 1-5 with answers a-e.

1 Are you
4 She's only eleven years old but she's very
t_. b!
2 Is French
the theatre. 6 The museum isn't interesting - it's very

Look at the family tree and complete the sentences.
- :i.i-:-
5 The caf6 is next
t_
3 Are there any clubs in your tov,n? 4 Is there a bank near here? 5 Are they rich? a Yes, there are. TWo! b Yes, we are.
happy? interesting?
I I I tr I
c Yes, they are. Very! d Yes, there is. It's over there! e No, it isn't - it's boring!
Change the sentences into questions.
1 They're teachers. 2 There's a school on King Street. 3 They are your children. 4 Tom and Ben are happy. 5 There are some musicians in the caf6.
pffiffiruffiruffi$es*&px
l,
cor.sa
lislsp and repeat the words in each group.
1 children, him, six, sister, rich, big, prelty

2 me, speak, peeple, three, she, teacher, we
cor.ss
Listen and repeat. Underline three words with
a different sound.
brother falher mother there lhirty this three
theatre
tu
i.r Kitty's bro+.her encl :r iit'entS.
cor.so Listen and complete the table with the words from the box.
LI
parents sisters libraries toilets husbands cooks cinemas

sunermarkets clubs
/s/
aunf,9
- a.
:::
Anne
Kitty's
tzt
uncles
lizl
counNries
.r
T^ ^t-r^ - : .,-, -l--- are Jack's .i i'ckr- -..^
sister.
Krttl"s mother
]tusband. Jackr"s children
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MY CAMBRIDGE
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- Nadia codina
Cambridge.
Codina, 79, is a student at the
-:llum School of English in j Cadiz, in Spain. ".e's from
mr,sz
lislsp and tick (./) the sentences that
are true.
:HE GOOD THINGS ...

-: school is oreatl 0rrr teacher verv nice
my classmates are fantastic. My best
-:
,=nds
names are Claudia Loretta. There are also a lot of students -n Turkey - and Spain too! And of course
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1 F ortrose is in England. 2 It's a big tovm. 3 There's one hotel. 4 There isn't a post office. 5 There is a little shop. 6 There's a club.
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,.:bridge is a little boring - sorry! Yes, there = '_ nice pubs for students but there aren't _ interesting clubs. The clothes shops and ,e shops are boring too.
1 Ercuse me. Is there a post office
near here?
a Yes, there is. b Yes - it's on King Street. oppl,sr
the holel.
c Yes, I know.
Circle the correct word or phrase for each gap.
2 Bye, Jo. See you soon. a Bye, John. Take care.
1 ais 2ais 3aher 4als 5ais
bare bare btheir bare bare 6asome bany Tasome bany
b Goodnight. Ancl5-ou. c Evening, John. See 1-ou.

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Where ane
you from?
I'm from Malmo in Sweden.
I'm Argentinian l'm from San Rafael, a small town near Mendoza in Argentina.
What
d*r you do in England?
I'm a footballer: I play football for Manchester City,
I live with my sister in London. We're models.We work in the centre of London,
Do you like
England?
Yes. I do. lt's a
unC
th"
very interesting country p"ople ale great,
It's OK.The clubs in London are good we don't have any interesting clubs In )an Kalael,
It's
What are the

bad things about life in England?
English people don't speak any only Englishl I speak languages Swedish, English and German!
very expensive and very cold there isn't any sunl And English people speak very fast!
No, I don't - it's terrible! | don't eat a lot, Also, I don't like the coffee here,
Do you like English food?
The food isn't badl But English people don't eat English food - only ltalian, Indian or Chlnese foodl
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Make the sentences negative.

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and listen, Who is very happy in England:
1 We play tennis.
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Per or lzabela?
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Look at the underlined words in the text. Complete the table with do/don'f. Then check on page 119.
2 I drink coffee. 3 They speak Spanish. 4 I live in Tlrrkey. 5 We work in London. 6 They llke pizza.
Tick (,2) the correct sentences.
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Present Simple: l/youlwelthey
1 a I speak German and Polish. b I am speak German and Polish. 2 a PIay you football?
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itl!
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b Do you play football? 3 a They not hke pizza. b They don't like pizza.
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? '_you English food?
Yes,l3_/ No, I o-.

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No,
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they rlll;''1.
Write the sentences in the correct order.
fts3fl, listen and repeat. How do you say the underlined words in your language?
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1 They don't eat English food. 2 We don't have any interestrng clubs.
'l and./f'rench/spealJE nglish/I. . :i : i. =:'..'.,1 '' ,'nl':'.,'2 bananas/I/like/don't. 3 food/they/Italian/do/eat? 4 do/have/you/a computer?
5 irVf'rance/don't/live/the5r. 6 speak/English/you/do ?
3 I live with my sister in London. 4 What do you do? 5 I don't like the coffee here.
7 you/where/do/live?
Make questions. Then ask and answer the
6 I play football. 7 I speak German

B We
work in the centre of London.
questions in pairs.
Look at the texts in Exercise 1 again, Who says each sentence? Write P for Per and I for lzabela.
have a sister. speak three languages like sport. 4 English people are nice.
1
Iike coffee? like sport? have a car? have any brothers or slsters? speak Spanish? live in England? iive rn the centre of tou'n? play football?
Do you iike coffee?
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2 3 5 6 7
England isn'l boring. I live in Manchester. I don'l like English food
No, I don't
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basketball
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Listen and repeat. Practise in pairs' Talk about the things in Exercise 1.
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1 Ilove lazz.
2I
really like jazz.
3 t like jazz.
4 I quite like iazz. e @ 5 I don't like jazz. @t 6lhate 1azz.
I
love baekeLball. I qu\Le like fooLball.
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Listen and read. Tick
(/)
what Kelly likes/loves.
jazz
I musir- I Johnny Depp films I

classical
Nicole Kidman
Damon Do you ltke iazz music, KellY?
Kelly
I hate it. I really like classical music.
Damon Oh! Mozart?
Kelly I quite like him. But I love Vivaldi.

Damon Oh! Mmm. And films?
Kelly I love Kelly
films with Johnny Depp.

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Damon Oh yes! I love them too! Johnny Depp is
great! And do you like Nicole Kidman? Damon, I hate her! Damon Mmm ... Kelly. I really like you. Do you
like me?
Waiter Spaghetti?
Kelly
Pardon?
Damon Spaghetti? No,
it isn't for
us!
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Exercise 3.
Complete the sentences.
1 Jazz music
2 Mozart 3 Johnny Depp films 4 Nicole Krdman
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quite like him. hate her.

love them.
1 She's a lovell,' person - I really like her 2 They're my friends I really like _ 3 You're very pretty - I realiy like _ 4 He's a terrible actor - I hate _ 5 They're fantastic photos - I really like
.
. .
hate
it.
ftt gr"at
I love ûsic -
Complete the table with the words in bold from Exercise 4. Then check on page 119.
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I you he rc* yeri
she it
we
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they
Damon Kelfy Damon Kelly Damon

Kelly
Damon
Is your pizza good?

Yes, it is. I really ltke pizzas. I love 1_ too! And do you like London? I love 2_ Yes, London's fantastic. Kelh do you like me? Yes. Damon, I really like C)h orearr Er t!r his ru rfor ur, -_rru is l Flowers! For Thank you!
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Circle the corect words,
1 Do you like Kate Winslett?
I quite tike s,ha /FC.
2 Do you like German cars? I love ll / them! 3 Do you like your teachers? Yes, I really like us / tlzem. 4 Do you like Eminem?
Kelly
Damon/Kelly To us!
Practise in pairs. Ask and answer the quesiions about these things, \/nrrr tn\rm Rritnor (' l
I quite llke him / |rc.

5 Do you like hip hop?
Yes, Yes,
I really Ilke ltim / it. I really llke lzim / herl
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lislsp and tick (/) the
things in Exercise 1 that Becky likes and cross (X) the things she dislikes. What's your favourite food and drink? Complete the sentences. Then compare your answers
rn parrs.
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love
really like quite like don't like
Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions in pairs.
Which things from Exercise 1 and 4 are
good for
you? r
bad for you?
Likes and dislikes
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1 25p
2 S1.60 3 54p
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5 53.55 6 58.99
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7 526.89
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a one pound sixty b eight pounds ninety-nine c twenty-six pounds eighty-nine d twenty-five pence/'p' e fifty-four pence/'p' f three pounds fifty-five g ninety-nine pence/'p'
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help you. Then listen and check. Customer A mineral water, please
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3 52.79 4 56.25
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prices 1-4.
Work in pairs, Roleplay the conversation. Student A, look at page 1 1 0. Student B, look at page 1 1 2.
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3.
Match phrases 1-2 with definitions a-b, 1 a.m.
Circle the correct verb.
2 p.m. (12
(1.00 12.00r 00-24.00)
I n
a rn the morning
b in the afternoon/in the evening/at night
Put photos A-H about Rob's day in chronological order 1-8.
1 Welaiil/ starts school at 9. 2 She-uahe / wakes up at B in the morning. 3 They haue / /zas breakfast at 7. 4 My father go / goes to bed late. 5 IJin'isl"t / Jintslzes work at 5. 6 My boyfriend really Li,ke / likes Italian food
Rewrite the sentences. Use the words in brackets.
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'l I always wake up at B in the morning. (She)

the alwaye wakes up at B tn Lhe morninq. 2 We start schooi at 9. (My brother)
3 They have breakfast at 7. (He) 4 You go to bed late. (Jane)
Look at the verbs in the sentences in the photos. Complete the table. Then check on page 120.
Ilyoulwelthey he/she/it
get
qo v2
5 I finish work at 5. (Rob) 6 I really like Italian food. (My boyfriend)
start
wake up
leave
finish
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Look at the underlined words in the sentences in the photos. Complete gaps 1 and 2, Then check on page 120,
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lnterview your partner, Tick (,2) usually sometimes (S), neuer(N) in the table,
Do you
(U),
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US
sometimes
0o/o
have tea for breakfast go to bed after lunch
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Put the words in brackets in the correct place. Look at the sentences in the photos to help you.
finish school at 3 p.m. olf hlmhrrroprq

speak English in class
1 My sister wakes up at 7. (usua11y) My sister usually wakee u? af,7, 2 She leaves home at 9. (sometimes)
wake up eariy
Do you wake up early?
3 I have dinner at 10. (never) 4 Their uncle starts work early. (usually) 5 They finish work at B in the evening.
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b at
u-olk
c at school
Look at the underlined words in Exercise 2 and complete the table. Then check 0n page 120.
fts3fl and listen. Then answer the questions.
Present Simple: he/she

He/She *vc&*'$ a very smafi suit. He/She
1 Who's
Anne Maggie Rob? He's fine. Anne Does he like his job in the bank? Maggie He doesn't work in the bank nor,r'. F{a hqc q norrr inhl
Maggie? 2 \\l:rat's Rob's job? How's your son, N{aggie?
t_
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Anne
Yes, he/she 3 No. he/she 4
'_he/she
vs*ar a uniform?
Oh! Does he wear a uniform? Maggie No, he doesn't. He wears a very
smart suit. Anne Oh, that's interesting. What does he do? Maggie I'm not sure - but it's in advertising. Anne Does he work in an office? Maggie No, he doesn't. He works in different places every day. Anne Does he like it? Maggie Yes, he does. He loves it!
Correct the sentences about Rob.
1 Rob works in a bank.

Rob doesn'L work ln a bank.
2 He wears a uniform 3 He doesn't wear a suit. 4 Rob works in an office. 5 He doesn't like his job.
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Write the questions in the correct order, 1 play does tennis she? Daee she play tennie?
coz.s Ssrnplsle gaps 1-6 with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. Then listen and check.
2 in do iive you London? 3 he what speak languages does? 4 do food like they Italian? 5 your in a father does work bank? 6 your where friend does live?
coz.a lislsp and repeat the questions and answers. In pairs, ask and answer questions about Rob from pages 40-41.
Does Rob wake uo at
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Yes. he does.
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Does he )eave home at 9?
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Complete the sentences wllh do, don't, does, doesn't.
No, he doesn't.
1 2
_
_you No, I-.
they
she like her job? Yes, she
wear a uniform at school?
they eat Mexican food?

.
Yes,
he have a computer? No,
h"
Maggie Hi Anne, this is Maggie. Anne Oh, hi Maggie. Are you all right? Maggie I know about Rob, Anne. He Anne Oh, Maggie. Maggie And he
What 6_
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she do? She's an engineer.
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(not/have) a good job!
his father work in adverLising?
lislsp and write the name of the speaker sentences 1-8, Rob (R) or his mum (M).
in
Anne Anne
costume ... But t_
t_ suit! He '_
I ...
(not/wear) a smart (wear) a chicken

he
1 R Fine, thanks. 2 _ You're not very happy today. 3 _ There aren't any problems. 4 _ Yes, I love it. 5 _ Do you wear a uniform? 6 _ You never talk about it. 7 _ I go to different piaces every day. $ _ It's very boring - I hate it!
his job? Maggie No, he
(like)
u_
t_
(hate) itl He (think) it's boring.
Don't worry, Maggie. He's yonng there are a lot of other jobs!
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Work in pairs. Student A, look at page 1'10. Student B, look at page 1 1 2.

Talk about a person you know. Use the phrases the table in Exercise 10 to help you, My friend's dad is an acf,or,
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Thursday
Saturday
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Listen and repeat the days of the week in Alison's diary.

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Monday
reDfi;l Look at Alison's diary. Listen and read.
1 2 3 4 5 6
1
a 3.00 a 4.30 a 2.15 a 4.45 a 6.10 a 8.20
4.r5
b 10.06
b 7.40
c 11.00 c 10.30 c 9.15 c 5.15 c 5.50 c 8.40
What day is it? A Alison, why are you B Oh, Mum!
stil in bed?
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Listen and write the times.

3 5
A Come on, get up! Your lessons start at 8.00! B No, Mum. I start school at 11.00 today. I want
2
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to sleep!
crza Look at clocks 1-6. Listen and repeat the times.
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Listen to Alison. Complete times 1-7 in her
diary. Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions about Alison. Student A, look at page 1 1 0. Student B, look at page 1 12.
Answer the questions about you. Then interview your partner and write his/her answers.
What time do you usually 1 eight o'clock
... ?
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2 quarter past four
f"ut" rlor." o" llo"Auv

have lunch get home from school have dinner
go to bed on Saturday
You : Your partner g lst,
3 half past nine
wake up on Sunclay What time do you usually leave home on Monday?
quarter to eight
I usuaily leave li, home at ouarter past eight. t ""

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Tell the class about your paftner.
5 ren
to slr
6 twenty past ten
Tedro usually leaves home at quarLer past eiqhl onMondav.
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lislsp again and read the conversations.
Complete times 1-6.
1 Brian Look, Alisonl Frr,ends

.
start at tI We're Afison No, it starts at2too late! Brian No problem. Super Agent 3 s|arts at
Rtison Creutt f tou e Super
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2 Alison Oh, the caf6's closed!
Brian What trme does rt usually close?

Alison At
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Brian Yes, but look at the sign. Il closes at on Saturday now
Work in pairs. Student A, look at the information below. Student B, Iook at page 112.
Student A
Alison Oh nol
3 Alison Excuse me, what time does the next Harlow train leave?
1 You are a tourist in Smalltov'n. It's 1.30 p.m.
Man
Sorry, you're too latel The last Harlow on train always leaves at oSaturday..
on Wednesday. Ask Student B questions with What ti,me ... ? Use the prompts below.
fhe n:rklr.lnse? the internet caf6lcloseo ur L! v@r r!/ vrvvL the club/open? the museum/open?
.
Alison Oh, no!

and listen to the questions. Circle the verbs you hear. Listen again and repeat.
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It opens/closes at ... It arrives/leaves at ...
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1go
2 start
3 have 4 meet
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e work/school
school aI; ei7ht o'clock.
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at (x
1
2)
in (x 2) to
(2)
on (x
2)
with
I usually meet my friends Srtrrrrlrrr nioht 2 Steve isn't here - he's _ school now. 3 He lives his parents _ the toum centre. quarter 4 I usually get home
four. _ 5 They never drink tea _ 6 She sometimes goes
the evening. bed late
Friday
Write questions 1-7 in the correct order, Then match them with answers a-9. 1 like Mark does French lessons? 2 like you do milk? Write the days of the week. Then put them in order.
T T T I T
a atudesy b oydanm c yartsdau d dwseeydna
Tuesday
3 does like her Kay job? 4 oranges you do like? 5 do you Susan love? 6 food they Mexican like do?
7 girlfriend like your does your dad?
a Yes, I love her very much. b Yes, they love it. c No, he hates her.
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Write items 1-12 from the pictures in the correct column.

Food
d No, we don't like them. e Yes, I love itl f No, he hates them. g Yes, she likes it very much.
Drinks 1
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Listen and count how many syllables there are. Listen again and repeat.
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47
chocolate
Wednesday
usually
2 _
language _ vegetables _
different
coz.rs Listen to the pronunciation of the double letters in the words below Listen again and repeat.
coffee pizza cully faqtball tennis spaghetti usually

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Read the afticle and circle the correct answers.
Tick
(/)
the true sentences about the text.
2 He never works in the morning. 3 He celebrates Christmas in the
1 Andy doesn't live in
Scotland. n I I n f
afternoon. lunch.
4 He sometimes opens his presents before breakfast. 5 He doesn't eat Christmas pudding
for
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a Here you are. That's four pounds
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b OK. Anything else? c TWo coffees, please. d Yes, a cheese sandwich, please.
Choose the correct response a-c to
n n n
Andy Parks I lives / live in Melksham, a lovely old English town, and 2 has / have a very unusual life. He's an electrician and works every morning but he3 never / doesn't works in the afternoon. He celebrates Christmas then -
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film start?
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Christmas
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b On Wednesday.
c Ar 8.15.
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Does Julia get the job?
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photos A-F. Then listen and repeat.
Richard Hi, I'm Richard and this is Megan. And you are ..... I'm Julia ... Julia Price. Richard OK, Julia. Can you play tt-re guitar or the prano? Julia No, sorry, I can't. Btit I can dance very rvel1. Richard Great. Go aireacl.
Julia
1 r qin oor 2 a dancer 3 a pianrst 4 an actor 5 a guitarist
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Julia
Julia
Richard OK, OKI Thank you, Julia. A-rd fina11y, can you sing'l Yes, I canl I can silLg well. Richard Great. Please sing to us. Richard Vei'y good, Julia
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Exercise 2 again, Then ansvier the questions about Julia. Use short answers,
page 121.
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questions.
Check the meaning of the phrases in the box. Put them in the correct column in the table.
1 Are there any famous chefs, racing drivers or
comedians in your country? 2 Do you know any famous foreign chefs, racing drivers or comedians? Who are they?
the article and match the words with the jobs. Write A for a chef, B for a racing driver and C
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You have to love food! People usually learn to cook from their parents. Ask them to teach you. You don't have to go to colleqe to cook well. You have to ask for people's opinions when you cook a new dish.
Do your friends laugh at your jokes? You have to have a good sense of humour - but you don't have to be funny all the time! * You have to find new jokes all the time and watch other comedians. *3 You have to find a club where you can pedorm in front of people.
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He plays football
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She drives
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3 Can you sing? 4 Do you play the violin?

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badly
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with an adverb from Exercise
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d Yes, but they speak rt slowly. Write the sentences in the correct order. 1 slowly speak please
?leaee speak slowly.
Complete the sentences with the words from Exercise 1,
1 She is
piano very well. . They are 2 Her children very quiet. 3 The waltz is a slow dance. You have to dance
Qood musician.
She can play the
play
4 That band plays loud music. They play
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very 6 The samba is a

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dance. You have to
it fast.
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Requests you help me, please? you give her a message, please? you repeat that, please? you speak slowly, please? Can I have (a top-up card), please? Can I speak to (Emma), please? trtwnrrco mo l Yes, sure.
Responses
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Mark
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1A
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please?
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2 we/sing 3 they/drink
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/ Spani;h.
Look at the photo in Exercise 1. Tick (/) the sentences and correct fie false ones.
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1 Mr and Mrs Green are eatirg. Falee.\Ar and Mrs Green a:=
I drink a lot of water. I'm drinking water - it,s hot!
2 Mr Green is talking on his telephone. 3 Mrs Green is writing a post"-d. 4 Mrs Green is wearing a hat.
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b often/every day
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cook drive laugh eat spaghetti play the guitar/piano play with a dog study use a computer wake up
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1 He's enloying his holiday.
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4 The cat is sleeping in the
coz.zg Check words 1-10 in a dictionary. Match them with objects A-J in the picture. Then listen and repeat.
2 She's playing computer games. 3 You're going to bed. 4 They're sitting on the sofa. 5 He's having a shon'er. 6 It's drinking water.
Make negative sentences.
1 He's having fun. Ae iEn'Lhavingfun.
2 They're wearing T-shirts. 3 We're doing homework.
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the true sentences.
1 2 3 4
Trm's parents are having fun. E Tim and Jacky are making iunch. L-l Tim has exams at college. L-l Jacky is studying with friends X
Tim Hi Mum! How are you? Are you

Mum
Tim
Mum Tim Mum Tim Mum
eniol'tng vour holiday? Yes. we are - thank you. We aren't doing a lot - we're tired and we just want to relax today. And what are you doingr Are you studying? No, not at the moment. I'm cooking lunch now! Chicken currv! Nice! Is Jacky helning vou? No. she isn't. I think she's studying in her bedroom. Or she's sleeping. Good! And how are your exams, Tim? Oh, fine! Great! Just a minute - who's that? I can hear music and people. I can hear Jacky too! She isn't studying in her bedroom she's having fun with her friends! Really, you two!
his frlends. b He isn't playing basketball with his friends. 2 a Are you studying English? b Studying you trnglish? 3 a My father is sit at the table now. b My father is sitting at the table now 4 a You're having breakfast now? b Are you having breakfast now? 5 a Is he usrng the computer? b Is using he the computer?
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1 you/work hard? Are you workin1 hard'l 2 you/sit next lo a friend? 3 you/sit at a table?
4 your teacher/talk? 5 the students,4rave fun? 6 you,4relp your partner? 7 you/speak English all the time? 8 the students/learn English fast?
In pairs, take turns to ask and answer the questions
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from Exercise
B.
Look at the underlined sentences in Exercise 3. Complete the table. Then check on page 122.
Are you working hard?
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line. Compare with a partner.
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football
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the guitar
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Present Continuous.
homework
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r brother/sister/friend r favourite sports star/pop/

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think my brother'e sleeping and
ry
favottrir,e pop sfar.Seyonce. ie buying clof,hesl
lmagine you are doing something you enjoy in your free time. Your partner calls you on your mobile
phone. Make a conversation.
A I'i Greq? Where are you?

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WhaL are you doin4?
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aIIhe
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sentences you hear,
Hi Ross! Do you have any for thrs evening? Oh, hi Dan! No, I'_. Why? Well, there's a party at Vic's. Do you 3 tn on?
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Ross
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B
No, I don't. Why?
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A Let's meet at 5 o'clock nert fu the cinema/ at my house/at the cafe. B 0K. See you later!/tomorrow!
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Write the correct jobs.
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(practise) the guitar now. And you? i'm in the car with Rob and we 5 (drive) to a party ... Andy, is your sister at home?
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Read the email. Circle the correct answers.
which room it is.
1 a am sitting 2 ahave 3 a is coming 4 a good 5 a slow 6 a good 7 a doesn't have to Sabad
b sit
b have to
b comes
b well
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b slowly
b well
Paul Are I youbuey this evening, Tess?

Tess No, I'm not.
b don't have to b badly
Paul Do you Tess
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(/)
and cross
false (X) sentences. 1 Judy's a new student. 2 Judy lives with five students. 3 She can't speak Italian very well. 4 She can cook very wel1.
film on at five. Paul Oh, I can't go then. I have
see a film? , Paul. There's a great neu5
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video
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LP)
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a portable radio
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Circle the correct answer about Exercise 3.
1 Mitlie's MP4@1il/ u)asn't a present. 2 A radiogram'LDCLS / wasn't just a record player
3 Millie's granddad was / u;asn't happy with his radrogram. 4 It was / wctsn't very big. 5 LPs uere / u-teren't smaIl. 6 Radiograms were / u:eren't popular but they were / tueren't cheap.
Put the questions in the conect order.
1 you where were when you ten were?

Where were you when you were t'en?
2 where grandparents your were from? 3 your who at school primary best was friend
your?
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Read and listen to the conversation. Check your
4 Saturday where you on were night? 5 tired were morning you this?
answers to Exercise 1.
Grandpa What are you listening to, Millie?
Millie
It's my new MP4 player. It was a birthday present from Uncle Sam. I can listen to al1my music on it
lislsp to Rick and circle the correct answers. 1 When I was ten, I l utas / wasn't at scho,- 1 "-.
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Manchester.
2 My dad was from Manchester but m1
photos on it - and watch videos, too! Grandpa That's amazing. I remember my flrst radiogram when I was your age ...
Millie
Grandpa Yes,
1500 songsl And
I can put 500
grandparents
3
Luasn't
Radiogram? Was it a radio? but it wasn't jusl a radio. it was record player, too. I was very Proud
of it.
small like my MP4? Grandpa No, it wasn't. It was very big! It was in the living room, next to the table. Records, or LPs, weren't like CDs today. They were very big, too - with about 10 songs on them. Were radiograms popular? Millie Grandpa Oh yes, they were. But they were expensl.ve - about 5100. It was a lot of
Millie Was
it
grea,t / b',,' best friend was Michelie. She : tt r. English, she was 6 French / Ati,,. '' 4 On Saturday 7 afternoon / tt igl, . - '' ..., o home / tt'ork.l was at a l,;il- --' friends. 5 Last night, I was in bed at - .. : l morning, I wasn't tired bul late for school!
3 My primary school was
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Where was Rick rvhr
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money then!
In pairs, ask and answer the questions in Exercise 6 aboul you. Then tell the class about your partner.
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Read, listen and repeat phrases 1-3. Then
Circle the correct word in the sentences.
match them to years A-C in the photos. 1 trvo thousand and 2 nlneteen ninety 3 two thousand and
four I five f seven I
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1 1984 2_
3
4
5
1 I like your T-shirt. It's very smart / enpenszue. 2 My new mobile phone is a lovely glossy / perfect black. 3 The cameras in the shop i,vere very seri,ous / smart. 4 I think hts netu / l4opular car is very ugly. 5 His MP4 wasJantctstic / erpensi,ue.Il,was s150! 6 Where were you last night? The party was grectt / modern.
Complete the sentences about the article. Use was/
:qt'& Listen and repeat the colours.
wasn't/were/weren't. 1 In 2005, TVs 2 Red cars _
red black white

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siiver
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usually black. very popular in Britain rn
the 90s.
Read the article. Correct the false sentences,
TVs were usually black in 1995. 2 Cars weren't red in 1995. 3 f'ridges were white in 2004. 4 Silver was the new colour for mobile phones rn2007.
66ssk the meaning of the underlined words you do not know. Then listen and repeat.
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Silver a serious colour. It modern and smart. 5 Glossy black _ smart in 1995 but smart in 2007
4
Discuss the questions in groups.
3 Fridges and 2004.
players
silver in
it
1 What are the popular colours for mobile
phones etc inyo:ur country now?

2 What colours were popular in 2005?
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Match sentences 1-4 to the seasons in pictures A-D. 1 The trees are orange and 2 The flowers are yellow and the trees are 3 The clouds are 4 The trees are green and the sky is
brown.
them with pictures A-D.

1
summer
winter I
3 spring 4 autumn
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grey.
green.
blue.
n n n n
Look at the pictures and phrases 1-12. Complete the phrases with the correct colours. Then listen, check and repeat,
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the cumme
n,
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tneea.
Answer the questions in groups. 2 3 4 5
white blue gold green red yellow grey silver brou'n
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fridge
vegetables
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country.
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Look at l,{iil*
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listen and repeat them.
Spring Summer Autumn
Winter
1 20t04
2 24/03
5 22t06 6 03t02
318t72 4 31t05
7 12t07 B 20t09
1 f,he twentieth of April
and repeat the numbers in the box. Then match them with a-1.
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lislsp and circle the dates on the calendar.
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b e first i third j fifth f fourth g twenty-first k tenth d :n-entrelh h secoird I seventh *o Write the numbers. Then say, listen and check.
1 Lhe sevenl;eenth of l./tarch Circle four dates on the calendar. In pairs, take it in turns to say them to your paftner. Circle the dates you hear.
Work in groups. Decide on four important dates in your townicountry.
4th July - lndependence Oay in Xhe UOA.
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Who are the people?
o Where are they?
r Holv old are they? . What are they doing?

and listen to the conversation. Complete gaps 1-3
coz.ss Read
Alice Your dad's pizzeria is great, Jane. Jane Thanks. I like it too, the pizzas are
Jane When's your birthday, Alice?
Alice Jane Alice Jane Alice Jane
On
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In 1990.
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you born?
your father '_ Alice t_ in Jane Yes, in Rome! And you know u'hat?
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my mother
Read I
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and tick (,2) the questions from
Exercise 2.
When were you born? Where was your father/motherbon? When is/was your birthday? How old are/wereyou? Were you born in Spain? Was she bornin 1992?
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Maths homework
By
Atlantic
Schoolbry sails the

Terry Bleater
YESTERDAY morning, Michael Perham finished his solo trip across the Atlantic and sailed into the Guinness Book Of Records. He arrived in Antigua after six weeks on his boat. Michael is
only fourteen.
- it was cold at night and the winds were

very strong, sometimes eighty kilometres an
hour. His satellite phone stopped working ... and the problems with his boat started. A bad time for Michael? 'No, I loved it. I wasn't
lonelv
the weather was terrible
on November 18th in
Gibraltar and sailed five
thousand kilometres across
He
started
his
trip
the Atlantic. Sometimes

fulichael's route across the Atlantic
even on Christmas
Day. Sometimes I talked to my family and friends on my satellite phone.

next to my boat * it was fantastic. And sometimes I played my guitar or looked at my schoolbooks. But not very often!' Michael is now relaxing
Yes, he has to go back to school!
Sometimes dolphins played
FINISH: Jan 3, Antigua
in Antigua before he flies home to England.
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lre add to the end of regular verbs
Check the words. Listen and repeat,

t
to make the Past Simple? lVhat happens lvhen the verb ends in -e?
Find more examples of reEular '*enbs in the Past Simple in ffe text. Underlre them,
cm.ss Qhssk the meanings of hese regu ar n'erbs in a dictionary, Write the Past S np e Then sten and repeat,
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boa t
Look at the pictures and the map. Answer the questions.
1 How old do you think Michael is? 2 When was the start of his journey? 3 When was the finish?
coz.v ftsafl the text. Tick
ftl
(/)
the sentences that
talk lalkea walk

live
stay hate
\1-a -
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are true.
trip in Antigua. 2 His journey was very easy. 3 He plays the guitar. 4 He was often sad. 5 He is a university student. 6 Michael comes from England.
1 Michael started his W$*rk'. i? m**t
T I T
ldl ltdl
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phone decide
I I I
want
visit
Write the sentences in the Past Simple. 1 I talk to my parents on the phone on Sr.mdalI f,alked No my parenls on Ihe phone on gunday. 2 He sometimes waiks in the park.
Look at the sentences. Are they about the present or the past?
He started his trip on November 18th. Sometimes doiphins played next to my boat.
Find the Past Simple of these verbs in the text about Michael Perham. Write them in the table. Then check
3 We watch TV in the afternoon. 4 They visit France very often. 5 She arrives in London at half past eight. 6 He finishes school at four o'clock.
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on page 123. Past Simple: affirmative (regular verbs)
He arrived yesterd*y.
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in Antigua on January 3rd.
coz.ss
ligfsp and circle the correct answers.
next to his boat.
started thezr joutneg to Sydney. 2 Yesterday afternoon they watched a concer[ at / uistted the Opera House. 3 Yesterday evening they arriued / relaned at the hotel. 4 Last night they walked / cooked d'inner e,,ii. the beach.
Tick the things you did yesterday. Tell your partner,
't Yesterday morning Dan and Kate arcit;ed
in
f watch T\- [ listcn tn mrrsir./the r;ldio l-phone a friend ! surl the Internet visit a friend ! stay at home I
finish your homework
relnv l-l
LasI nighL, I listened to t.he radtc.'

homework and relaxed.
Tell the class about
Al
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your partner's evening.

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coz.or f,srnplste the table with the irregular verbs in the Past Simple from the pictures. Listen and repeat.
c82,60 Read and listen to the story. Was the Farmers' holiday a success?
Past Simple: atfirmative (irregular verbs)
l#*rk it
m*?
Present
leave
g0
Past Simple
l/you/h e/sh e/iVwe/youith ey
Look at the sentences from the story and answer the questions.
lefL
A B
wanted to see the mountains. They went home and had a cup of tea.
N{r Farmer
have
take
buy
see
look
1 Are the sentences about the present or the past? 2 Which verb(s) are regular?
think
coz.oz L00k at the irregular verb list on page 126. Complete the table. Then listen and repeat.
3 Whjch verb(s) are irregular?
Verb
Past
Simple
Verb
Past Simple
eat
aIe
knew
wear
made
sleep
drink
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Past Simple.
Underline the irregular verbs. What are their forms? Look at page 126 t0 help you.
1 They (leave) Spain on Saturday..
I (buy)
ticket to
do homework go to bed late go to the town centre/church have a shower have breakfastAunch sleep a lot stay at home surf the Internet meet a friend
Write what you did at these times in the table. Use the verbs in Exercise 6 or your own ideas, Tell your partner about your week.
T,nndnn rrpqtprdrrr
(have) a lovely holiday rn the mounlains. 5 I'm tired I (sleep) badl5r last night'
4 We 6 It r'vas hot in Spain
3 She (go) _ to Scotland last year.
Last night
i Last Sunday
Last Sa:-.ca;,'
(wear)
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every day!
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Match phrases 1-8 with pictures A-H. What are the past forms of these verbs?
Use the ideas to write about your last holiday/trip.
Last year/summer/wi,nter/ApriL,
i went to
2 3
1sail I cycle I drive I 4fly f . .
5gobybus n 6 go by train n
tram Sgoonfoot
7 go by
the mountatns/the sectstde/.. I went talthfriends/my fami,l,y/ my gi,rlfri,end/...

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n !
We drou e/fleu:/cy cled/uent by. . . We stayed for ... days/the weekend We uzszted .../uoLked/lzct d Jun
In pairs, answer the questions,
We often ate fzsh/sandu;i,che s/
Honr do you usually go to schooVwork? Hou- do you usually go on holiday? e \hat's your favourite way to travel?
pze
Listen to the three people and complete
hamburgers/pt zzs,/.. I loved the.food/the people/the tou,n/ the beach... I hated ... It was a great/fo,ntastzckorzng/ terrzb\e ttme.
Work in pairs. Tell your paftner about your holiday.
the table,
Tom
t-
Vicky
Michelle
Check these words in a dictionary.
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sea sun submarine waves

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lislgp and decide which ticket, A or
B,
Jare
buys. In pairs, answer the questions, o
Whal is molo 1 o1 ulal irrtorrr. Iegiotr- tlalel by bus or b1, 11311,7 r Do you often travel b1- train.' Do 1'ou like it? . Hor,v manl- railu.ay stations are there rn your lorm?
Jane has to meet her Dad at six o'clock in the evening in Glasgow, Look at the train timetable and answer the questions.
coz.os
g{gfly ri1;rl:lli itr;r. Then listen again and circle
the correct words.
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A (student) single/return to
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, please.
0K. When do you want to travel? 2Today/tomorroMon Saturday.l'm coming back on
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r What's the best train for her? r What lime does it arrive in Glasgow?
Does she have to chanqe trains?
coz.oo Qsrnplgte the conversations. Use help you, Then listen and check.
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to
Greg A single
1_
Man OK.
Greg On Saturday.
'_
Manchester, please do you want to travel'
Man That's twenty pounds please.

Tim Tim
A student return to Chester.

Tomorrow. I'm
Thursday.
Man OK. And when do you want
t_
to a back on
Man That's thirty-five pounds please.

Look at the maps and tickets, Match tickets A and B with maps 1 and 2.
coz.oo Listen again, In pairs, practise the conversations in Exercise 6.
Practise the conversation in pairs. Use ;ii:rtr:'r ..:r:, to help you, StudentA, look at the information below. Student B, look at page '113.
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ticket. Start the conversation. ticket office. The ticket costs sixty pounds.
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Write the dates in full, Then listen and check,
besi digital Iong

raijway return
1a_ 2 my _
mobile
1 1st Jan 2 2nd Sep 3 3rd Aug 4 9th Feb 5 12th Dec 6 25th Apr
Ihefirst of January
phone
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the box.
friend ticket
camera
station
Write the Past Simple of these verbs in the crossword.

ACROSS
Complete the sentences with the prepositions from
-journey
3 eat
4 see
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DOWN
1 drink 2 make
on (x
2) oI wilh to aL in (x 2)
foot.
by
5go 7 know 8 buy

11 leave
4 sieep
6
1 The beach was very near so we went
think
have
10 wear
2 Her parents are very proud _ her. 3 My birthday is _ July 7th. 4 We went Spain last summer and
stayed
friends.
5 I was tired on Saturday evening home and I was half past nine!
- I stayed
train
bed at
6 They went to
arrived
rance
Paris last night.
- they
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Write questions 1-5 in the correct order. Then match them to answers a-e. 1 born where your mother Where was your molher born?
was?
I I I I I
2 expensive your was mobile phone? 3 his when birthday was? 4 you born were where? 5 she was at university lonely?
Circle the wrong word in the group.
a On June 15th. He was threel b No, it was really cheap! c in Glasgow. I'm Scottish! d In Madrid. She left Spain when she was a child. e No, she wasn'tl She was very popular!
bus tram train ticket autumn spring wind surruner 3 grey silver brov,n colour 4 arrive cycle drive fly 5 amaziltg special lonely perfect 6 proud modern glossy digital
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2
Listen and circle the word with a different sound.
Complete the sentences with one word in each gap. You can see the first letter of each word.
they're really e_ 2 Look at the blue s - the weather's perfect! 3 It's often hot in surnmer in Warsaw but it's sometimes very cold in w_ . 4 I m tired this morning - I was at a party l_ night. 5 It rras autumn and the trees were o
B No,
!
1 A Are
tickets to Canada cheap?
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words? Listen and repeat.
whole autumn frlend answer
clothes
Underline the stressed syllable in each word. Listen and check.
and broxn. 6 Radio uzs popular in the twentieth

e
amazing expensive journey July perfect surprise video yesterday timetable remember return denart
it
$nJENKINS' LAST DAY
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Write the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple.

Read the story again, Correct the sentences.
-a a-::'--. --'a 2H- ^'=..:. : ''. - .-.r.-.:. 3\l:..' t'-.-- - : l:...-- -: 4 U-*r'-' I L : ll:: :-'' .-' 5 Lold Prlce -ir':,-''- I- -:- ' - r.
1 Lo|d Pt',:= -,',-..-.:--
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the mOrtfing
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lislsp and write the dates (years or
month,'
days) you hear.
1 The
2 The boss's birthday is on _ 3 The businessman wants to fly to Milan on

.
in-.
first BBC TV programmes
\\-el'e
4 The woman asks Toby about where he
worked in
': ,Nere (be?) you at home yesterday,
:he police officer asked.
Lord
Price?'
5 Mrs Jones's date of birth is
(be). I was in my office all I ':norning. I'm a busy man and I always have a lot of :hings to do.' 'Of course. Can you tell me more about your
'Yes,
Lord Price looked at him.
Choose the correct response, a-c, to sentences 1-3.
favi
1 When's your birthday?
tW.11,
:ny papers.
in the morning I '-
At
(study)
Jones
a Nineteen
b Nineteen ninety-seven c The fifth of June. 2 When were you born?
about one otlock Mrs
:rlked about the weather and she' (go) to the kirchen.' --ack And that was the last time you talked to her?'
'Yes,
:11enos.
(make) me some sandwiches and I (eat) them here in my office. We
a In nineteen ninety-three.
b In Autumn. c In London. 3 When do you want to travel? ? A return ticket, piease. b Manchester.
C Tomorrow.
She wasnt
it '_
(be). We talked every day. just my cook - we 8_ (be)
'Of course, Lord Price. And after lunch?'

'Ie
in my chair.You understand
- I'm an old man.' 'Of course, Lord Price. And where were you at :hree o'clock? AIso. in vour chair?' Lord Price quicklv looked around his office. -(sleep) 'No I wasn'i. At't.n to three I toleave) the house and
I tt_
(cycle) to the
:ost office. Usually Jenkins goes to the post office :or me, but yesterday afternoon he was ... I mean, :re wasnt ...' He stopped. The police officer looked at the medal on Lord
Price's jacket. Are you sure,
. '-
Lord Price? You see, the post office (close) last year.'
Childhood
Rcne5,
!ist**
al,ld t*!&a x&aqra* childhood and growing up.
Fraetise the Past Simple - negative, questions and short answers' F**ets *n school; small talk.
sRewm&&e &p*m mm&mxrx&

coa.r
cos.z
ftsafl and listen. Answer the questions'
$/;ils the schools in the order pupils start
1 How old are British children when they start school?
them. Then listen and rePeat.
2 How old are British students when they

3 Are these ages different in your country? 4 How old was Ruth when she finished
secondary school primary school nursery school
university
n tr tr I
finish university?
university?
5 Why was she famous?
6 Does she teach her children at home? Why?/ Why not? 7 Is it popular in your country for children to learn at home?
*
l'.
Hard to be
agonius?
By Sylvia King
/IOST British children I V lstart school at the age of five and finish when they're eighteen. About 50% go to universitY and finish when theY are twenty-one or twentY-two.
[\
=-r Ruth Lawrence - one of
l-:an's top professors of '.'::.ematics - had a very l-3'ent childhood. : :- : stait
,'-;en Ruth was five, she
primary school ::-er- children. Her '3 :.a-=-:s r,{/ere computer : -:':-=-?'rers. TheY didn't taught .',:.< - :: a: .omethey day. every =-:=.-= ^:q...rî her A-leVel '.'::-s when she was - -= - -=xam ê years early! She ::=.'-31 3,.<-crd University ' - : - =l
-:- s-= .'.'as eleven and -:- S^= '.a,ras OnlV ".
thirteen - and she was the top student in her Year. Ruth was famous and she was often on TV and in the newspapers. Ruth had an unusual childhood but was it haPPY? Even when she was a young girl, Ruth didn't have any friends the same age. When she was a student her father went to classes with her - she didn't meet other students and she didn't go to parties or have fun in the evenings. Today Ruth is married, she has two children and she's very happy now. Her children have a lot of friends and Ruth doesn't want to teach them at home. 'l want them to have a normal childhood,' she says.
Childhood
Correct the sentences Look at the sentences and answer the questions.
A B
.
Ruth doesn't want to teach her children at home. Her parents didn't go to work.
Which sentence is about

nou-/the
present?
tr
o the
past?
o't ' ... 2Hedidntl,nt:- ,. -' .-, 3 Thel didr - r -.-- : 4 She didn't passe l :'-t .'-.,,... 5 I didn t leli rerl \' - - -'6 I didn't \lrent to nllt'::t-. : ,
d
.
I didnt n':a: t-.--,' -t'--r'. i:
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Look at the underlined words/phrases in the text. Complete the table. Then check on page 124.
Make the sentences negative Then reac again and correct them.
:-: i:il
Pasf simnlg: nesaliye
lreoutal11i
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(did not) (did not)
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lffou/He/She/lUWe/Ihey lffou/He/She/lVWe/Ihey
.4.
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1 Ruth had a normal childhoo-i ?:tt o dr\ \a,/e _.j o n ..- .. very differenL chil dhood. 1 Her teachers taught her at hon'Lt. 3 She passed her Alevel Maths erar,-. ','':
:, : :
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a.l
:l
We We
didn't .. .. NOTWe-didF'r+. didn't .,r':, , NOTWe didn't r, ','',',
lvas sixteen. 4 She started secondary school lr'hen siL= -- --. eleven. 5 She finished university when she r,vas
twenty-one.
'.
6 When she r,vas a strrdenl her mother classes with her.
il'ent to
Write the verbs in brackets in the Past Simple. 1
I went (go) to bed early but I

didrit elee? (NOT sleep).
2 She
3
(go) to nursery school but she (NOT like) it.

(have) exams in June but (NOT study) for them.
They _ 4I _
they
5 He
(work) at the weekend but I (NOT finish) my homework.

(have) a shower but he (NOT have) breakfast.
Think about your life when you were ten years old. Make sentences about what is different now, Use the ideas in the box to help you, Tell your paftner about the changes.
listen
eniov have learn

I I
to understand drink
like
drive
didn'"> IiEl:en Lo hip-hop when I was t
e: -
my favouri->e subject.
didn't underslana l'laths tuhen i '',2= : -
prce Girls
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In pairs, look at the photos. Which of the things were popular in your country when you were a child?
co:.r Read the afticle. Tick true false (X).
(/)
and cross
1 Beth drdn't rvatch TV uhen she lvas little. 2 She liked l,Iy Littk: Porty t;hen she rvas at nursery school. 3 Beth quite iiked the Spice Giris. 4 Tom liked the lrlutctltt Tu,rtles and the
TlantsJ
o
nners carto ons.
5 Tom enjo5red music u,'hen he rvas a child 6 Beth and Tom enjoyed their chlldhoods.
t T T T tr T
Look at the underlined phrases in the text and complete the table. Then check on page 124,
Past Simple: questions and shoil answers
(regular and irregular)

Questions
'
Ke&,
to music?
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'_ _
l/you/he/she/iVwe/they
l/you/he/she/iVwe/th ey the Spice Girls?
Shod answers
Yes,
No,
l/you/he/she/iVwe/they l/you/he/she/iVwe/they
\'/hat programmes you l'1hen he school? 'r'/here you to school?

I : ,:u tr--@
-: ', -- I :
^
lff - questions
I loved t}ne Teletubbies. I had Teletubbies books, Telettftbies magazines and Teletubbies pyjamas!
?
Probably My Little Pony.I even took her to nursery school with me every day. Alt my friends had them too.
j
,{
caftoons? +. n|i.scrv snhOOl? te nursery seheel?

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ra
I loved them. When I was seven I wanted to be a Spice Girt!

Yes.
&
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I did! It
was a niee time to be a kid!
Teenage l\{utant Ninja Ttrrtles

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Listen and repeat the questions,
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A No,
_.
_ _.
.
It u'as a reall5'bot'tng pit'r

But he wasn't at home. She went to the cinema
'
'.
| '
C Yes,
D
Yes,
with them.
Tick (,/) the correct sentences/questions.
'l a Did you see the film last night? b Saw you the film last night?
I loved cartoons! My favourite was Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles.

NIy Transformers - they were robots. And of course I atso loved the Transformer cartoons on T\r:
2 a Did you watched television last night? b Did you watch teler,rsion lasl night? 3 a What they did see? b What did they see? 4 a Did you study f'rench at school? Yes, I studied. b Did you study French at school?
Yes,
I did.
T l T T T T T T
E
5 a What did you on Sunday?
was for girls! Some of my friends tiked the Spice Girls but I thought they were terribte!
No.
I didn't. I thought music
b What did you do on Sunday?

Complete the questions with the correct forms of the verbs from the box.
go learn play
0f course! I have very happy memories.
2 What cartoons
watch
you were little?
Af
di,
(you?) conr.l:r,r.:r
rvhen you were young? 4 (you'?)
En.9 Tell the
primary school?
Ask your panner the questions n Exerctse class hisiher answers,
Anir:.r
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e.
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Work in pairs and answer the questions.
Match the sentences with a word from Exercise 3.
1 You can take textbooks to
school in this.
2 You write tests with this. 3 A good thing to have for
ruCKsaCK
. \\hen did you start your secondary school? . How old were you? . In which months do you take exams?
r When do the school holidays begin?
cos.o Listen
difficult Maths homeworkl

4 A room where you have lessons.
5 A place
and repeat. Match teachers 1-9 with the subjects they teach
Art Biology Chemistry English Geography History Maths Information Technology (IT) Physical Education (Ptr)
these words in a dictionary. Tick (/) you can see in the picture. Then listen the things and repeat.
cos.z Check
where teachers relax after lessonsl 6 There are sometimes hundreds of t.hesc vr vyrL ur schools. nconlc in ! 7 Teachers usually r.lrite on this in the classroom.
cos.e
Listen and answer the questions.
blackboard calculator
desk keys
pen
nrrnil
n n n n
coffee mug classroom
dictionary
rapLvp nonnil
T T T
Did Wayne enjoy his day at school? What test did he have in the morning? o What three subjects does he say he doesn't like? . Does Wayne have a lot of homework
this evening?
o What homework does he have
staff room
textbook
T T T T
rucksack teacher watch
I x
n
T T
to do?
Work in pairs and answer the questions.

o What languages do you learn at your school? r What subjects do you enjoy a iot?
r What subjects are difficult for you? r What is your best subject? r What subjects do you have to do a lot of
homework for?
o What subject do you want
to study in the
future?
Childhood
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lislsp, For photos 1-3 decide what the topic of
conversation is.
a What you did last night/weekend.

b New clothes or things. c A popular TV programme/sports match. d The weather. o How you are feeling.
Study ;itl'l:: ::lr. Match topics A-E in Exercise with sentences 1-5 ifl iiLt:,:lr: i-r:rl.
l){t{:iai.
r,i,i
Ways of starting conversations:
2 How are you? 3 Did you have a nice weekend/evening? 4 Did you see .., (on TV) last night? 5 | like your T-shirilrucksacl</watch/mobile
1 Lovely/terrible weather this morning.
phonel
T T I T
How do people start conversations in your country?

cos.ro
[\il3ls[ 1-5 with A-E. Then listen and check,
1 Oh! I like your T-shirt, Kate! 2 Nice weather this morning! 3 Did you have a nice evening? 4 How are you, Rob? 5 Did you see the Poland-Engiand game
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n
l-l
last
night?
a Yes, it's lovely! b I'm tired thls morning.
I didn't sieep well. c Yes, I did. It was fantastic! d Thanks! I bought it in Spain IasL yearl e Yes, I did, thanks. I went to the cinema with Justin.
In pairs, practise the conversations in Exercise 4.
Write your own reply to these comments. 1 How are you? 2 Did you have a nice weekend? 3 I like your penl
4 Did you see that American fiim on TV last night?

Make smalltalk with another student. Use i.ii.,i:r:i,l ;.:tt to help you. After about ten seconds, start talking to
another student.
HE
Shopping
&es{,, listcn a$d ta*k about shopping and clothes. Fraetige Wh- questions: present and past tenses; this/that/these/those.
Felgus
olt clothes; buyrng clothes.
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Do you like shopping? Write to us!
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Where do you usually do your shopping?
a b
in a shopping centre on the Internet in local shops
tI t-
tttT-
Why do you do
it there?
a b c ? b c a b c I b c a b
C
because it's cheap because it's very easy because it's near my house by bus by car on foot
my friend/friends family/relatives alone
ttl*
T_
ltittltttt-
How do you usually go shoPPing?
ttttrrI_
Who do you usually go with?
When was your last shooping triP?

yesterday last week
I
don't remember.
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r
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What did you have to buY?

clothes CDs/DVDs/books food
r-
tt-
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shopping
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GRAMMAR A]'ID SPEAKING

Describe the photos. Answer the questions in pairs.
Read about Paul and
write questions 1-7.

Student A, look at the
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. .
Where are the people? What are they doing? Are they having a good time? Do you like shopping?
text below Student

look at the text on page 113.
Read the questionnaire in pairs. Tick (/) your answers and your partner's answeis. Tell the class about your partner.
D
ennis usually does his shopping on the lnternet,
Work it out
?"
Look at the questionnaire again. Complete the table
with: do, did, was. Then check on page 125.
hafe shopping! | onty do it wfren I l-rave to. lsometimes go 1_ (tMt*e?1 ur Saturdays 2_ (Whyl but I don"t do any shopping there. I usually do it on tfre Internet. I like it because it's very easy you don't have to 3_ ! (Whaf) And it's cheap, too. I usually do it o_ . (When) | bought a new CD last night. In the shops, it costs u_ (How much?) but I bought it for 86 on the Internet. Amazing! | can't remember my last shopping trip. I think it was last month. I had to go to the shopping centre with u_ (Who/with) because it was my mum's birthday. We bought her 7_ (What?) lt cost f4O! Later, I saw it on the Internet for f15!
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Where does Taul sometimes go?
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Listen and repeat the questions in Exercise 3. Write questions 1-5. Then match them to answers a-e. 1 Why
Work in pairs. Ask and answer your questions from

Exercise 6.
lyou /go out?
Why areyou goinq oub?
2 S&y / your sister / go to local shops? 3 S/hy / they / hate / shopping centres?
To the shopping centre.
4 Why / PauI / buy CDs on the Internet? 5 Why / your friends I sad lyesterday?
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In pairs/groups, write a questionnaire about one of the topics below Write five questions.
it's easy and cheap. I have to do some shopping. they didn't pass their tests. there are always a lot of people there. e Because she likes walking in the High Street.
a Because b Because c Because d Because
surrurrer
holidays music sporls
books
Whal da you usually do in your ournmer holida5=?

Do the questionnaire with two classmates. Tell class about one of them.
fie
Tetra usually qoee lo the beach in he:

ournrne? holidaye,
8B
0n the bus one day ,,.
Theselookgood
'"
Maybe this is
it
...
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ro"x good with tlols shift
V.., theY're OK lthink
Shopping
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cor.rz [llsfsf the words in the box with a-j in the pictures. Then listen, repeat and check,
coa.ro
Qsrnplste the sentences
with this, that, these,
those.Ihen listen and check,
a sweater
shoes! ashirt! askirrI
suit
a cap
l-l
jacket
fl
jeans
!
,
d Thig
is red.
trainers
trousers
[]
Look at Gary, Susie and the shop assistant in the pictures. What are they wearing?
coe.ra fisasl and listen to the story. Answer the questions,
shirt
shlrt
1 What did Gary have to buy? 2 Why did he have to look smart? 3 Did he like the trousers in the shon?
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4 Did Susie like them? 5 How much were the trousers? 6 Did Gary buy them? WhyAVhy not?
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Look at the underlined words in the text, Complete the box with these/those. Then check on page 12b.
/
a
trousers
are great.
trousers
are ugly.
this/thaUthese/those
Singular Plural
/
llrlx cap is blue.
sdp
aa /,/
t/
sweater is blue.
caps are nice.
$s
//
'rir
r 63p is expensive.
Jeans
are old
t'Tare new
caps are smaft.
fislsp, check and repeat the sentences from the table in Exercise 4.
co:.rn
cos.rs lisl6p to the sentences and circle the word you hear, Then listen again and repeat the
sentences.
/684il 3 these / those

1 thi,s
theseT-thi,s
/ those / these 6 those / these

4 that
S thi,s
SLiII: IS
erp, et isir-e
Work in groups. Discuss the questions, 1 What are your favout'ite clot]"Les., 2 What colours of cloihes clo 1or-r likel 3 What ciothes do 1'ou \\-eat'to school?
'::
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RICHARD
glasses
2 a hat 3 o lnrreq
4 watch
5 ti ohtq
6 boots 7 a tie
B
I
10
11
socks
12 13 14 15
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coarz f,srnplste the gaps in the picture with the rvords from the box. Listen, check and repeat.
coe.ra lislgl again and look at the pictures of Judy and Richard at the pafty. Find five differences.
Write three false sentences about the people in your class. In pairs, correct your paftner's false
sentences.
skirt a sweater trousers

shoes
a
jacket
m"rc Listen to Judy and Richard. Tick (/) the true sentences and cross (X) the false ones.
2
A Elena's wearing a redT-shirL. B No, ehe's wearing a blackT-shirt. Work in pairs. Find the differences in the pictures. Student A, look at page 1 1 1. Student B, look at
page 113. In pairs, talk about what you are wearing today.
I'm wearing leans and Mike is wearing black I'rausers.
-"- :-.:r'd is late for lhe party. . .-.- ,i,-,esn t knou. u.hat to wear. ' r l:.' <nLa11 pal't). J I -.- : :r" l','.arr.ts Judl- to u-ear her new suit. . .-- : --:a,- a r..eu skilt last u.eek.
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n n
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Shopping
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Answer the questions in pairs.
1 Are sales popular in your country? 2 Do you like them? WhyAVhy not?
2Ml 3L T 4xL I
c,l5 Ll
cor.rs
1s n
Match letters 1-5 with sizes a-e.
a large
b medium
C
extra small
d smali 0 extra large

to the conversations and answer the
lislsl
questions,
1 What size is Jess? 2 What colour does she want?
3 Does she like the dress? 4 What does Mandy want to buy?
cos.rg Listen again. Complete conversations 1-2 with phrases from $**ak *i:i.
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Customer Can I try on that dress, please?

Where are the changing rooms, please? Do you have it rn blue/a small? Does it look good? l' m a smal l/medi um/large. It's loo b i g/l o n g/s h o rt.
It looks greaUawfull Shop assistani

What size are you? Does it fit?
1 Jess Excuse me. please? Man Yes, of course. Jess I'm a
3_
1_ ,_
that dress,
you?
. Do you have
it
, please?
in green? Man Yes, we do. Here you are. Jess Thanks. Where are 4_ Man They're over there. Jess Thanks.
2
Jess Jess
Mandy
What do you think, Mandy? Does
it
Y"t it 1It's
7_
gr"urt long but it's very
cheap...
Mandy Hurry up, Jess. I need some
new shoes!
cos.zo Listen to the end of the story. Are Jess and Mandy happy with their shopping? Why/Why not?
Work in pairs. Student A, look at page 111. Student B, look at page 113.
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Write the school subjects for pictures 1-8.
Correct questions 1-5, Then match them with
answers a-e. 1 What you did yesterday afternoon? 2 Who did you went with? 3 What bought you?
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1 English Write the words for clothes correctly.
g
1
4 How much they costed? 5 Where was it the sale? a I w'ent shopping.
b In the shopping centre.
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c Bernie and Maria. d Only S30 because there was a sale. e A lovely jacket and some jeans.
Complete the questions. Use the words in the box and the Past Simple,
jackeL eit 3 egvosl 4 itksr 5histgt 6 inetsrar

ketcaj
2
7 tobso
How
1
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B
much Why When Where
Who
11 kcoss 12 tihrs
Write the correct words.

1 You studyhere: cl 2 You r.rrite with this: p--3 You can check new words here:
(you visit) them? Last weekend. (you buy) that CD? 2 In a record shop. (he pay) for that bag? 3-
ae5
oa
4 You learn from this:
t- - 5 You can drink coffee from lhis: m6 Students don't usually like lhem: e 7 A portable computer:
8 Your teacher relaxes here: s-9 You can see better with these: g-
d___
Because I don't like romantic films. (she go) shopping with? 5Sue and Tom.
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(you stay) at home?
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10
It tells you the time: w- - -
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cos.zr Put the verbs in the correct column. Listen and check.
Match 1-4 with people a-d in the picture. Complete the conversations with th i s/th at/th ese/th 0 se. 1 A Look! Is
eftjyed eeeked #s++t+ finlshed wanted loved walked iived liked hated looked decided stopped listened started travelled
ttl
your brother's car? tdt

enJoyed
B No. It was his car - but he sold it last week! B
tidl
vieiLed
2 A What's wrong?
cooKea
- shoes are too small. I can't walk!

girls iook awfull They're my daughters!
Underline the stressed syllable in each word. Listen and check,
coo.zz
3A
B Really?
4A
sale is very boring! BYes, let's go and have a coffee. -
rucksack classroom blackboard awful textbook difficult unusual alone sales
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Read the afticle, Complete gaps A-E with questions 1-5.
tiSTENING
cos.n Listen to descriptions 1-3. Match them with pictures A-C.
'l How many shops do you have now?

2 Were you a good student?
3 What are you working on now? 4 How did you do it? 5 Did you go to college?
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Fred, you're number 10
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:a*r !
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you're 28.
Write a description of two classmates. What are they wearing?
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Two Trish A-fternoon Rob!

Rob Rob
Trish I'm
Oh, hi Ttish. How are you? fine thanks. And you?
Grammar and Speaking

Exercise 3
Yes, I'm fine, thanks.
Exercise 4
0ne Mr Blick Good afternoon, Robert!
A Hi. I'm Darek. What's your name?

B Hello. My name's Lucio. Nice to meet you! A Nice to meet you too! Grammar and Vocabulary
Exercise 2
Rob Oh, good afternoon, Mr Blick. How are you? Mr Blick I'm very well, thank you. And you? Rob Yes, I'm very well, thank you.
Rob Evening, Jill! Evening, Rob! How are you? Rob Yes, I'm fine, thanks.
Two
a Hello! My name's Daniel. I'm from France. b Hi! I'm Edmondo. I'm from Italy. c Hi! My name's Helen. I'm from England. d Hello! I'm Aziz.I'm from Thrkey. e Hi! I'm Pablo. I'm from Spain.
Exercise 4
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Grammar and Uocahulary
Exercise 3
A B A B
Hi. My name's Mark. Hi Mark! I'm Diego. Where are you from? I'm from London. And where are you from? I'm from Mexico.
Grarnmar and $peaking

Exercise 4
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1 Andy's 19 and he's a mechanic. 2 Daniel's Irish and he's 28. 3 She's a doctor and her name's Sadie. 4 His name's Boris and he's an actor. 5 Olivia's Scottish and she's 20.
lxercise 4
A Are you Tim Brown? B No, I'm not. I'm TmGreen.

Two
1 She's Sadie and she's 26. 2 His name's Daniel and he's from Ireland. 3 Her name's Olivia and she's a secretary. 4 He's Boris and he's Russian. 5 He's English and his name's Andy.
Exercise 5
A Where are you from? France? B No, I'm lrom Naples. A Oh sorry. You aren't French - you're Italian!
Three
A Are you Spanish? B Yes, I am. I'm from Madrid. A Oh!Are you at university? B Sorry? Oh, am I a student? Yes, I am.
Uocahulary
Exercise E 0ne Presenter How old are you, Simon?
A A A A
name? B Her name's Sadie. job? B She's a doctor. from? B She's from Canada. B She's 26. How old is she? Exercise I aan an actor a doctor a mechanic an artist an engmeer a secretary
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I'm
14.
a singer a teacher a receptionist
Trish
Three
Presenter How old are you, T?ish?
I'm 30.
Grammar and Listening

Exercise 4
Presenter How old are you, Ricky?
B,icky
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16.
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Exercise 3
One
A Is Mr Kelly an artist? A Is he a doctor? A Is he married? A Is Mrs Kelly an actor? A Is her name Helen? A Is she Canadian?
B No, he isn't. B Yes, he is. B Yes, he is. B No, she isn't. B Yes, it is. B No, she isn't.
Rd lffs Berger I'm very well, thank you. And you? \-es. I'm very wel1, thank you! Rd
Itrs Berger Good morning, Robert.
Er, good morning, Mrs Berger. How are you?
Exercise 5 Sandy Hi, I'm Sandy and this is Bob.
Pablo Hello, Sandy. Nice to meet you. My name's

Pablo. Sandy Are you from Italy, Pablo?
Pablo No, I'm Spanish - from Barceiona, in Spain. And who's that? Sandy Uuh, Maria? Pablo Maria, yes. Is she English? Sandy No, she's Argentinian - from Buenos Aires.
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Excuse me. Are you Hugh Gt'at ".

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1 Excuse me. Where's the museum? It's over there on the left. Tourist 1 Thank you!
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2 Excuse me. is there a post office near here.

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3 Excuse me. Is there a club near here?

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Mandy Bye Karl, Bye Mandy. See you later. Mandy Yes, see you.
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A Excuse me. Where's the church? B It's over there on the right. A Thankyou.
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George Bye, Mum.
Mother Goodbye, George. Take care. George And you. Mum.

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A Excuse me. Is there a bookshop near here? B I'm sorry. I don't know. A That's OK.
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Grandfather Goodnight, dear. Sleep we1l. Thanks. And you. See you tomorrow Young
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A Excuse me. Where's the cinema? B It's on Cross Street, next to the supermarket.
It's not far.
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Emma What a great photo, Keith. Where is it?
Keith It's my hometovrn - I'ortrose, in Scotland. Emma Really! Is it nice? Keith Well, a 1ot of my friends and family are from
there, so yes, it's OK! Emma Is 1t a bi,g town?
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any supermarkets or clubs or thlngs like that. And it's far from any big tovms or cities. Emma Oh - that's terrible ... Keith Wel1, for me that's good, you know. But I'm also very happy here in London.
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like me?
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Oh, greatl Er, this is for you. Flowers! I'or me? Thank you!
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Becky Mummy! Chocolate! I love chocolate! Mum No, Becky. Not today! Becky Why? Becky Mummyl Orange juice! I really like orange juice! Mum No, Becky. Not today. Becky Why? Mum There's mineral water here. Water is very good for you. Becky But I hate water. Becky Mummy! Mummy! Pizzal I Iove pizzat Mum No, Becky. Not today. Becky Why? Mum Tonight there's lovely fish and nice vegetables for us to eat. Becky But I hate fish and I don't like vegetables Becky Mummy! Mummyl
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5 thirty-two pounds fifty
6 eighty pence/elghty 'p'

7 nineteen pounds ninety-nine
8 three pounds thirty

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That's one pound thirty.
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lxereix* 6 I'm always busy! On Monday, l finish school at 3 and go to my Book Club at quarter past four. But on T\resday, we finish school at ten to four. I usually go to bed early on Thesday night because I have a French class on Wednesday morning - at 7 o'clock! It finishes at twenty to eight - and then I go to school. I don't 1i.ke Wednesday ... but I love Thursday! We start school later - at 11 - and then I usually go shopping with my friends after school - at quarter to four. We go to the shopping centre and have a great time. On Friday, I have a French class in the afternoon - it
5 He can't play tennis. 6 You can't speak Russian.

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Jane Can you play the guitar and sing, Matti Matt I can't play the guitar but I can sing well.
Can you?
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Brian Look, Alisont Fri,ends Agai,n doesn't start at

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Jane I can't sing but I can play the piano and I'm a great dancerl Matt Really? I can't dance at all. I hate lt! Jane Oh ... Can you speak any languages? Matt Yes, I can speak Italian and French very well. My grandmother's French and we go to Italy on holiday every year. Jane Mm-hmm, that's very good. I can't speak French or Italian. Matt And do you like sPorts? Jane Well, I love terLnis. I can play well. Matt Can you? I can piay football but I can't piay tennis. Maybe you can teach me!? Jane Yes, that's a great idea!
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twenty past five. Alison Great! I love Super Agenf films!

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Alison Oh no!
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Chocho! Stop that, now! Sorry, Justin. I have to finish ... Justin Oh, OK. Bye.
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Man Yes, sure.

Mark Where can I buy a top-up card for my mobile?
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Justin Hi Scott. It's me * Justin. What are you doing.' Scott Nolhing really - I'm watching TV. Justin Do you want to play a game of football or
something?
Scott Hello?
Scott Sorry, I can't.

Justin But you're only watching TV, Scott. Scott Yes, but Kate's here vuithme. Justin Oh, I understand. Er, see you Scott.
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A Excuse me. Where can I buy a sandwich, please? B There's a nice caf6 over there ne\l to the
cinema.
Two
A Sorry, I don't understand, can you repeat that,

please?
Xxercise ?
B That's L2.50.
Three
A Can I help you?

B Yes, can I have apizza, please?
A Here you
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Alex Jessica? Jessica Oh, hi Alex! Alex Er, Jessica, er ... are you busy thus evening? Jessica Er, no, I'm not. Why? Afex We1l, er, there's a Shams concert on this
evening. At the Cellar Bar. Do you want to go?
Jessica Hello?
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You're playing. We're pla'rng.
Jessica
Er ... um ... OK! They're my favourite band.
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OK. Let's meet at eight o'clock at the caf6. Jessica OK! See you later! Xx*ra*s* 3
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I'm
drinking.
working.
working.
He's She's
They're pla)'ng.
It's working.
Dan Hi Rossl Do you have anv plans for tfLis pi-eningl Ross Oh, hi Dan! No, I don't. \\h1-? Dan Well, there's a partl' at \lc's. Do 1-ou s'ant to go?
Ross Good ideal Dan OK. Let's meet at half pasr se\-en at my house. Ross OK. See 1-ou laterl B1-el
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1 Are you working hard? 2 Are you sitting next to a friend? 3 Are you sitting at a table? 4 Is your teacher talking? 5 Are the students hanng fun? 6 Are you helping your partner? 7 Are you speaking English all the time? 8 Are the st,udents learnirg English fast?
Dan
Two
By-el
Megan Hel1o?
Jade Hi \Ieganl .\'e 1-gn free tomorrow? In the

afternoon? Megan Yes, I am. \\hy? Jade Do you want to go shopping with me? I want
to buy a present for Josh.

Megan OKI
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Jade
Let's meet at twenty past one next to the
\iccabrllary amd !-i*tening

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Megan OK. See you tomorrow! Bye!
Jade
Bye!
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February
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May June
July August
September
October November December
a b
\,Iy room's small but it's great. My bed's on the right and there's a TV next to it, on the left. There aren't any chairs but there's a sofa opposite the bed, on the left. I sit on it to watch TV!
Two
thirteenth c fifth d fifteenth

e twenty-third Xxereiss 5
twenty-second f
eleventh g twenty-seventh
h thirtieth
twelfth
My bedroom's not very big but it's nice. My bed's on the right and there's a TV next to it. I have a table and chair, too, but I don't have a sofa. I watch TV in bed!
Three
My bedroom's great. There's a sofa on the right and my bed's on the 1eft. My table is next to my bed, on the right. I can do my homework there. Oh, and I have a shower in my bedroom. I don't have to use the family bathroom!
1 The twentieth of April. 2 The twenty-fourth of March. 3 The eighteenth of December. 4 The thirty-first of May. 5 The twenty-second of June. 6 The third of I'ebruary. 7 The twelfth of July. 8 The twentieth of September. &xcr*isc 6 1 The seventeenth of March. 2 The second of April. 3 The seventh of January. 4 The eleventh of October. 5 The fourth of November. 6 The thirtieth of August. 7 The ninth of February. B The fifteenth of May. 9 The twelfth of June. 10 The thirteenth of August. 11 The twenty-sixth of September. 12 The third of July.
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1 Where were you when you were ten? When I was ten I was at school in Manchester. 2 Where were your grandparents from? My dad was from Manchester but my grandparents
weren't. They were from London.

3 Who was your best friend at primary school? My primary school was great. My best friend was Michelle. She wasn't English, she was French. 4 Where were you on Saturday night? On Saturday night, I wasn't at home. I was at a
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party with my friends.

5 Were you tired this morning? Last night, I was in bed at nine o'clock! This morning, I wasn't tired but I was late for school!
Jane When's your birthday, Alice? Alice On the 22nd of August. Jane Really? When were you born? Alice In 1990. Jane Amazing. And uthere were you born? Alice In Liverpool. Jane Me, too! We were born inthe same place on the
H*aelixlg effid 1f8**bffXary

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same dayt
4 two thousand and one 5 nineteen sixty nine 6 seventeen forly eight
Xxcrcise S Alice Your dad's pizzeria is great, Jane. Jane Thanks. I like it too, the pizzas are delicious.
1 nineteen eighty four 2 sixteen fifty 3 eighteen eighteen

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Alice Was your father born in Italy? Jane Yes, in Romel And you know what? It's his
bu!arg
2
birthday today, too!

Alice No! When was he born? Jane On the twenty-second of August 1960!
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7 a green chair 8 a pink car 9 a blue T-shirt

10 an orange ball 11 a brornm guitar 12 a grey telephone
Afice We have
to
sing Happy Bi'rthdcty to him!
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Mum Hello? Dan Hi, Mum. It's mel Mum Danl Where are you phoning from?
Tim Tim
Ticket seller OK. -\'rcl Ticket seller That's
A stuclent retuln to Cirester. please. uhen clo l-{:)u \',-ar,i to rr.ar-el? Tomorron. I'm c,,,r,-,il-Lg i,ark c,n Thr-trscla1.
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Dan We're in Sydney!

Mum Oh!Are you OK? Dan Yeah I'm fine. Kate's fine too. She says hello. Mum Oh, that's nice! Dan Yeah - w-e arrived yesterday - at eleven o'clock in the morning. Mum Oh right. What's Sydney like? Dan It's fantastic. Yesterday afternoon we visited the
Opera House and then, er, in the evening we just relaxed at the hotel.
Mum Right!
Dan
you.
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Exereise
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1 the first of January 2 the second of September 3 the third of August
Ard then at night we walked on the beach
there are a lot of caf6s and bars, it was really nice Mum Grealt 56 whal are your plans for loday? Dan Well, we want to go on a boat to ...
4 the ninth of February 5 the twelfth of December 6 the twenty-fifth of April !-isteming
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Excreise 3 Leave. Left. Go. Went. fxeneise 4 Have. Had. Take. Took Know. Knew. Wear. Wore.
Rnv Rnrroht Thlnk. Thought

Make. Made. Sleep. Slept.
... the new technology. The BBC started its first TV progranunes in 1936. And back then in 1936 there were just 4B televisions in the whole of London!
Two
Ate. Drink. Drank.

Eat. Socabur!ary
Exercise 3
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A The boss is happy today! What

B
We1l, it's his
a surprise!
birthday today, isn't it?
A What, today? B Mm-hmm, the fifteenth of Octoberl A Oh God - the fifteenth of October! That's my
dad's birthday!
Three
Tom
Last year, I rvent to Cracow in Poland with my girlfriend. I stayed there for one week. Poland was great and the people were real1y nice. But we went by bus - 32 hours! That was terriblel
A Good afternoon. I want to buy a ticket to Mi1an,

please?
Vicky
Two
Last Christmas I went to Germany with my family. We were in the German Alps. We
stayed for four days
B Certainly sir. When do you want to travel? A The eleventh of August. Erm ... first ciass. B One minule, please, sir. B I'm very sorry but there aren't any tickets for the
eleventh of August.
But r,ve flew to Munich by plane were very cheap.

Three
- it was quite expensive. - our tickets
A What?! But I have very important business in Milatr on the eleventh ofAugust! B I'm very sorry. The surruner is a busy time and ltal-,'
is very popuiar.
Michelle Last spring I went to France wlth my boyfriend Nlarcus. We went to Paris - it was so romantic! We stayed for three days - just
a long weekend. We went by
A Do you know who you are talking to? I hcL t e ! - ', in Milan on the ...
Four
trah - we took the Eurostar from London. It was loveiy.
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Exersise 4
Morning. Er, a student return to Glasgow Queen Street, please. Ticket seller OK. When do you want to travel? Jane Er, today. And I'm coming back on Saturday. Ticket seller That's forty pounds, please. Thank you. Jane Thank you.
xercise 6
Ticket seller OK. When do you want to travel?
Jane
B I linished school when I was eighreen -l-: worked ilr Dylan's bookshop for the sr-..t j: - .. . then I worked in an internet cafe f,-,1' :: -.t' t" ' .A Mm-hmm. I see. B And after that i worked in a thtr..:'- -,: - - =t started a job in a bank. Foul ia-.-.- ': : . t: - ..' next job was in a ... A I see. A lot of jobs, Tobr I r;-. 1 ,, :t: ,-:t: . - -- t.
2005?
Greg Greg
A single to Manchester, please.

On Saturday.
B 2005? A Yes. I'm lookirg ar: -,',- -u' , i, : -:nothing for 20tt5 , r-, .'-'-.r' ,l '. ,_ :.: where ).ou rr,trkt,,i. T -'l-,-: B Oh 1ts5. 20t)5 . . I ien-,en-..L,er t-.,'-r,. -,;. =-. - I :..i little job jl a cLorhes .shop an'i -t'.=:-. i t- , :-,:
change jobs irncl ...
Ticket seller That's twenty pounds, please. Thank you.
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22 Sheep Street, Abingdon. A OK. -\nd your date of birth please, Mrs Jones? B \bs. it's. The twenty-second of March, nineteen fifty. A ... the ... twenty-second ... of ... March.
Sue Yes, I did, thanks. Martin and I went to Oxford
for the day! Fay Oh ... nice! Sue And what about you, Fay? Did you have
good weekend?
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Tina Ohl I like your T-shirt Kate! Kate Thanks! I bought it in Spain last year.
Two
Exer*ls* ? 1 Dad Did Mel meet her friends at the weekend? Mum Yes, she did. She went to the cinema with them.
2 Teenage
Man
Nice weaLher this morning!
Woman Yes, it's lovely.

Three Girl 1 Did you have a nice evening? Girl 2 Yes, I did, thanks. I went to the cinema
girl Did you have a good lime at

Tim's party?
with Justin.
Four
Teenage boy No,
I didn't. It was a really
borrng party!
Woman How are you, Rob?
3 Mum Did they do their homework last night? Dad No, they didn't. They watched TV!
4 Teenage boy Did you phone Paul yesterday. Teenage girl Yes, I did. But he wasn't at home ...
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Wayne No,
Man
Oh, I'm tired this morning. I didn't sieep well.
Five Boy 1 Did you see the Poland-England game last night? Boy 2 Yes, I did. It was fantastic.
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Did you have a good day at school, Wayne? I didn't. We had a French lest in the morning - it was really difficult. And then in the afternoon I had all the lessons I don't like - Maths, Chemistry and Biology. It was a killer! I hate Thursdaysl Mum Do you have a lot of homework to do this evenhg? Wayne Yes, I do. I have to do my Geography homework for tomorrow and I have to finish mv Hist nrv homework too. Dad Well, you have important exams in June ... it's very important that you work hard every evening and study at the weekends.
Wayne Yeah, yeah!
Dad
1 Where do you usually do your shopping? 2 Why do you do it there? 3 Who does he usually go with? 4 Where is your local supermarket? 5 What are you doing here? 6 When was your last shopping [rip? 7 How much were they? 8 What did you have to buy? 9 How did she pay?
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Mum When are the results

wa;,ne?
of your French test,
This cap is red.
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That cap is expensive.

Those caps are smart. Nsr*ise 6 1 I Iike that shirt! 2 Do you like these shoes? 3 How much are those trainers, please? 4 That skirt's arvful! 5 Did you buy this jacket yesterday? 6 What do you think of those sweaters, Gary? Xxereiss 7 on TV
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1
Guy Lovely weather this morningl Girl \-es, 1t'suery n'ice ,..
.
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l\{ark Morning, guys! Sieve/Paul Hi Mark! ark Hey - did you see 60 Mi,nutes last night? Paul No, I didn't Steve I did! Did you? ark \-eah. it was great! Steve \-eah. brilliant!
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b That slurt is black.
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r-ou have a nice weekend?
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Deirdre \I1- name's Deirdre and I'ir, Ir.:-- 3.- I ;.._=. a small tosrL about 50 miles n,tli _- ::.- _rl_-..*
Belfast. I'm a student at the Lr_-,::s_:', Llster.

Five
_,'
think I Like it now ...
Richard Why not? Oh, I don't know - it's too short ... Richard Oh come on, Judy. It's a great skirt! You can wear it with your brown boots. Judy Oh, OK then ... that's a good idea! Richard Goodl And hurry up, pleasel
Judy
Callum I'm Callum and I'm a student at E,CrL::r-: University. But I'm actually from Glast_.rt a large city in the west of Scotland.
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Jess Man Jess Man Jess Man Jess

Two
James Hi, there! I'm James - the group leader. Welcome to our summer camp! Mary Hello, James. Thank you - it's good to be here. James Great! What's your name?
Excuse me. Can I try on that dress, please? Yes, of course. What size are you? I'm a medium. Do you have it in green? Yes, we do. Here you are. Thanks. Where are the changing rooms, please? They're over there.
Thanks.
Mary Mary - Mary O'Donnell. James O'Donnell? So you're from Ireland? Mary Yes - you can tell from my name - and my accent! I'm from Dublin.
James Dublin-agreatcity! Mary Yes, I love it too. And you're Scottish, I think. James Yes, I am. James MacDonald. Not from the
What do you think, Mandy? Does it look good? it looks greatl Jess It's too long but it's very cheap ... Mandy Hurry up, Jess. I need some new shoes!
Mandy Yes, Xxer*lse
S
Jess
famous MacDonald family, I'm afraid! Aaah ... But do you know where the name MacDonald came from? James Yes - of course! One of my ancestors y-as the son of a man called Donald. Mac means soii oj Mary Right! And in Ireland we have names riith'O'
Mary
Jess Jess
Hi Mandy. Mandy Oh, hi Jess.
'grandson' of a man
-llke O'Donnell.
And the'O'means
call.ed DoruteU.!
What's wrong? Mandy These new shoes are too small. I can't walk! Jess Oh no! And I hate this cheap dress. I Iook avrful!
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1 This person's wearing trousers, glasses, a shirt, a cap and boots. 2 This person's wearing a cap, jeans, trainers, and
a jacket. 3 This person's wearing trousers, shoes, glasses, a sweater and a hat.
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Word List
uHtT 1 - t{i! r countries . nationalities
Argentina /,old3an'tilna/ Argentinian /, ol dSen' t rnien/
Canada /'kenede/ Canadian /ke'nerdien/ England /'rrjglend/ English /'rqghJ/
big /brg/
boring I'bcrrql brother ft:.rt6el

but
lbr.rl,l
child /tJarld/
chjldren l'tJl/'dranl classmates /'klol smelt s/

cook /kuk/ daughter I'dcftel father l'fs:^6el friend lfrend/ girlfriend /' g s llfrend/ good igudl grandparent /' grandpeerent/ great lgreftl happy l'hnpil hat lhatl housewife /'hauswafi husband I'httzbandl mother /'mt6el musician lmjv^'zt[anl new injurl old /euld/ photo /'feuteu/ poor /pJr/ pretty l'prfiil fich hftfl sad /sed/ short {crtl sister /'srste/ small /smclV
France /frqlns/ French lfrentfl from /from/ German l'd3stmanl Germany /'d3slmenii
Italian lftr.lienl
Ttaly l'fielil Mexican /'meksrken/ Mexico /'meksrkeu/ Poland /'peulend/ Polish I'peult]./ Spain /spern/ Spanish /'spanr/ student /'stjuldent/ teacher l'Iitt[el Ttrrkey i 'tsrki/ Tlrrkish I'tstkt| university /, j u:nr'vslsrti/
son /s^n/
UMIT 2 *
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-fobs
jobs
actor i'aktel
alphabet I'a.lfebell
bag
tall ltctU ugly /',tgli/ uncle /',rpkel/ wedding /'wedrq/ wife iwarfl
artist /'ortrst/ lbngl
bank ibre4kl doctor I'doktel engineer l,end3t'ntel

job ld3obl married /'mrerid/ mechanic /mr'kaenrk/ occupation /,okju'perJan/
I,NIT 4 - Places . shops and services

o
prepositions ofplace
police officer /pe'lils ,oflsa/ receptionist /n' sepJenrst/ secretary /'sekretri/ singer i 'srga/
surgle /'s14gel/
spell /speV srJITIame /'ss:nerm,/
bookshop /'bukJnp/ burger bar /'bs:ge bcl/ eaf6 l'knfetl church lt[sttJl cinema /'srnema/ clothes shop /'kleudz [opl club /'klnb/ even /'ilven/ fantastic /fren'tastrk/ favourite l'fewent"l
here/over there ,ihre. ,auva 'dee/
raiter
teacher I'titt[el
i'wettel
hospital /'hosprtl/ hotel /heu'tel/
UltlT 3 - Family . family . adjectir-es

: i-xass 'aktrrs/
information desk /,rnfe'merJen desk/ interesting /' rntrestr4/
internet caf6 /,rntenet 'kafer/ library /'larbreri, -brii

museum lmju'^'zieml next to /'nekst tel nice /nars/ on /Dn/ on the left /on de 'left/ on the right ion 6e'rattl only /'eunli/
j--:.: O:nt
b,ad
:'":-t ttend
bad
10{
opposite I'opezttl park ipork/

place iplers/
music i 'mjurzrk/ orange juice /'orandS dSuls
plan
post office /'peust ,ofrs/ pub ip,tb/ restaurant /'resternnt/

shopping centre / Joplr3 ,sente/ sports shop /'spcrts Jop/ square iskwee/ street /strirt/ supermarket /' sulpe,molkrt/ telephones I' telefeunzl terrible I'terabell theatre l'9rctel toilets /'tcrlets/ towr.t /taun/ town centre /,taun 'senta/ with /wr6, wrO/
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pizza I'pittsel play /pler/ pop/rock /pnp, rok/

quite /kwart/ really /'rreli/
shoe shop /'Jur Jop/
sandwiches /'senwldSrz school /skurl/ snacks /sneks/ spaghetti /spe'geti/ speak /spirk/ sport /spcrti tea ltill tennis /'tenrs/ the Internet /di 'rntenet/
vegetables I' v ed3tebelzl want /wont/ work /wslk/
Likes anld di*llkes
. verbs
food and drink
bad for you /'bad fe ju/ basketball /'bor skrtbcrl/
buy lbatl car lkstl

cheese
(at) weekends /,wilk'endz/ a.m./p.m, /,eI 'em, ,pir 'em/ advertising I' r,dv et avtq I
after I'a.'^ftel (in the) afternoon /,clfte'nulru
busy /'brzil close /kleuzl
& * ffissstirles . routines r tellin$ the time (at) night inartl

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lt[itzl
chicken i 'tJrken/ Chinese/Indian (food) l,t I al nitz,' rndieni chips /tJrps/ chocolate /'tJoklrt/ chocolate cake /'tJnklrt kerki classical music /,klasrkel'mjurzrk/ coffee I'kofil cola i 'kaule/
customer /'k.,t steme/ do /dur/
dog /dng/
closed lkleuzdl
Come on! /k,Lm'on/ different I'dfierentl dinner I'dtnel
eat littl
egg tegt eggs legzt
fish /frJi
flowers l'flauezl
food /furd/
football lTutbctll
footballer /'futbcrle/ free time l,fri'^' tarrnl
fruit /fru:t/
good for you i 'gud fa
ju/
hamburger /'hambs:gel hate /hert/ have /hev/

hip-hop / hrp hop/
jazz ld3nzl
early /':rli/ (in the) evening /'ilvnrg/ every day i,evri 'der/ finish school /,frnrJ 'skull/ Friday I'fratdil half past /,horf 'porst/ get home /get 'haum/ get up lget'tpl go to bed /,geu te 'bed/ go shopping /,geu 'Jopr4/ have breaMast ihav 'brekfast hot ihotl late /lert/ leave home /,lirv 'heum/ Monday /'m,tndi/ (in the) rnorning /'mcrniqr' never I'nevel next /nekst/ offlce /'ofrs/
open /'eupen/
o'clock /e'klok/
problem /'problam/
language l'lnqgwtd3l
live /ltv/
love /l,rv/
me/you,/h im,&rer/itlus/them
l
ml
II
jut l lhrml lh:. l I tt I
quarter past /,kwcrta 'po:st quarter to /,kwcrte 'tur/ relax /rr'lrks/

Saturday /'sretedii sign /sarn/
l,tsll6aml
menu /'menjur/
milk /mrlk/ mineral water /'mrnerei ,wcrte/ model /'mndli
sleep islirp/ smart /smqrt/ sometimes /'srrmtarmz/
K&&
start , stort/
study I'st,tdi/ suit /sult/ Sunday /'s.tndii take exams l,tetk rg' znmzl talk about /'tcrk e,bauti
sense of humour /,sens ev 'hjurme/
sing /srp/ singer /'srgei
too (late) /tur/ trair /trern/ T\resday l'Ijutzdil usually I' juryell wake up /,werk'np/ wear (a uniform) /wee/
Wednesday l'wenzdil
Thursday l'9s'^zdil
slow /sleu/ slowly /'sleulii stamp /stemp/ study /'stndii teach lti,^tI
think (about) /0r4k/

violin /.vara'lrn/ violinist /.vare'hnrst/ walk the dog /,wcrk 6e 'dog/
That's all. /,6rets 'c:V
well /weV
work hard /,ws:k 'hord/

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and adverbs
unil6-rreelilne
. rooms
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. verbs . a4iectives
act
and
furniture
free-time activities
lrkll
bad /bed/
badly l'ba,dltl
become /br'k,rm/ be fit /bi 'frt/
can /kan/ can't /kornt/ chef fefl
armchair /'olmtJee/ bathroom /'bolOrulm/ bed /bed/ bedroom /'bedrulm/ chair /tJee/ cooker /'kukei
couple /'k,rpeV
college l'kohd3l
comedian /ke'mi:dien/ cook /kuk/ dance /do:nsi dancer /'dornsa/
drink /drr4ki enjoy /m'd3cri flne (=011171utn7

football match /'futbc:l
mrtI
dictionary dish /drJ/
/'
drkJeneri/
fridge lfnd3l have a bath /hrev e 'borO/ have fun /hev 'f,tn/ have a shower lhrev e'[aual have an exam /,hev en tg'za;lrtl
Just a minute. /,d5,rst e 'mrnrt/
do (sportsAromework) /dur/ drive /drarv/ (racing) driver i 'drarve/

easy
l'itzl
famous /'fermesi
fast /forst/ find /famdi funny l'ftynil

Go ahead! /,geu e'hed/
kitchen /'krtJrn/ listen to music /,hsen te 'mjurzrk/ listen to CDs /,hsen te ,sil 'dilzl listen to the radio /.hsan te 6e 'rerdieu/ Iiving room /'hvrq rulm/
make /merk/
meet /mirt/
go-karts /'geu ko:ts/
phone friends /,feun 'frendz/ phone your relatives /,feun ja'reletwzl
good /gud/
guitar /gr'to:/
guitarist /gr'to:rrsti
help (in the house) ihelpl important I tm' pc'^tent I in front of /rn 'fr,r.nt evl
jokes /dSeuks/
play play play play
basketball /,pler'borskltbcrl/ computer games /,pler kem'p jute getmzl football /,pler 'futbcrl/ the guitar i,plel de gr'tor/
postcard /'peustkord/
laugh
learn /lstr/ loud,'laud/ loudly l'laudlil

r.
f
at l'htf etl
read a book /,rild a 'buki read a magazine /,rird e mnge'zitnl read a newspaper i,rild e 'njurs,perpe/
romantic /reu'maentrk/
agazine l,mrege' zt'^nl
:ljrjons la'pnjenzl ;rrform lpe'ft'^rrl !t:lne card /'faun kord/

-:*ricr'nir:nrqt/ -';r-, ni rpn:ir/
';,la1 (u-ith 1'our
brother/sister) iplerl ;,rartise'preektrsi
quiet ku'arat/ quietly ku'aratli,r
room /rurnv sit /sft/ sofa /'seufe/ surf (the Internet) /s:rfl table /'terbeV talk on the phone /,tcrk nn 6e 'feun/ tired itaredl toilet l'tciletl T-shirt l'tit lsttl TV /,tir 'vi:/ use a computer /,julz a kam'pjulte/ isit Lvtzttl
10tl
watch DVDs /,wotJ dir vil 'dirzl watch a film i,wntJ e 'frlm/ watch a video i,wotJ a 'vrdiau/ write hattl
perfect
*8':xxrgxs r technology r a(iectives

*,8xx&8
popular'popjula present prezent pnnatl sch,-,,,- prarmari proud (of) praud radiogram rerdiauqr:em record 'rekr;d
p:rf rkt pizzeria ,pi;tsa rie
sku:1
age
lerd3l
also /'crlseu/
record player reklld pier: red /red,'' remember rr'memba

sadness /'saednas
amazing le'metzttjl April /'erpreV August /'c:gest/ autumn I'cftam/

ball /bcrV
best friend /,best 'frend/
same /serm/ second /'sekend/ September /sep'temba/ serious /'sreries/

seventh /'sevenO/
birthday /'bsrOde/
silver /'srlve/
sixth /srks0i sky /skar/ songs /sn1z/ spring /sprr4i street /strirt/ surruner /'snme/
black ft:lnU blue /blur/ brown lbraunl cassette player /ka'set ,plera/ CD player/,sir 'dir ,plere/
century /'sentJeri/ change lt[emd3l
cheap lt[itpl clothes lkleudzl cloud /klaud/ colour I'k':.Jel date ldefil
December /dr'sembe/ decide /dr'sard/
tenth /tenO/ then (= at that time) /den/ third /0s:d/

thousand l'Oauzendl
tree ltrll twentieth /'twentieO/
white lwafil
whole world /,heul 'wslld/
digital camera /,drd3rtl 'krmere/

DVD /,dr: vir 'dir/ eighth /ert0/
winter /'wrnte/
year ljrcl yellow I' jelaul yesterday /'jestedi/
expensive /rk'spensrv/
fashion l'fa-.[anl February /'februeri/ fifth /frfO/
tfxx$t "$&
o
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flrst /fs:st/ flower I'flauel fourth /fcrO/ glossy /'glnsi/
. holidays
and travel time expressions
across /a'kros/
green lgri:nl grey tgrerl

happiness /'haeprnes/ January /'d3anjueri/
after I'o;ftel arrive la'rall beach lbittll before lblfctl

boat /beut/ change train /,tJern d3' tretnl cycle /'sarkel/ depart /dr'port/ fly lflat/ go by bus /,geu bal 'brrs/ go by train i,geu bal 'trern/ go by tram /,geu bar'trreml go on foot /,geu on 'fut/ journey l'd3snil
kilometre s lkt' lomrt" azl Ionely i 'leunli/
July /dgu'la/ June /dgurn/ Iast (night, week, year) /lorsti
Iater l'lefiel Iook (around) llukl LP (Longplay) l,el'pitl luxury /'lnkJeri/ March lmttJl
May lmetl medal l'medll
mobile phone /,maubarl'feun/ modern /'modn/

month /mnn0/ MP4 player /,em pi: 'fc: ,plere/
ninth /narnO/
November /neu'vemba/
October /ok'teube/ orange l'wand3l party /'pcrti/
mountain /'maunten/ next (Sunday) /neksti often /'nfen/ (railway) station /'sterJen/ return ticket /rr,tsrn 'trkrt/ sail /serl/ seaside /'silsard/ single ticket /,srrjgel 'trklt/
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: lr-it SaUO/ .':ial ,' 'speJel/ sial- stel/ "-rrong /stro4/ sr[prise lsa'pratzl this morning /drs 'mcrnrqi ticket I'trkrtl ticket office /'trkrt .nfls/ timetatrle /'tarm,terbel/ tomorrow lle'mnreul tourist /'tuerlsti travel I'trnvall trip ltrryl weather /'we6e/ wind /wrnd/ yesterday morning/afternoon/evening 'mcr nlp, o:fte'nurn, 'irvnr4/
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pupil / pjurpel/
pyjamas lpe'd3ttmezl rucksack /'r,rksak/
school holidays /,skurl 'holediz/ secondary school i 'sekenderi ,skurl/ staff room /'storf rurm/ start school /,stort 'sku:l/ take a bus /,terk e 'b.l,s/ teach lIittfl
teacher l'ti'^tJel teenager I'tinerd3al test /test/ textbook /'tekstbuk/

/, j
estedi
toy ltctl TV programme /,til 'vir ,preugrem/ unusual /nn'jur5uel, -5eV young /j^f/
the same age /de ,serm'erd5/
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r school lif'e
(coffee) mug /m.tg/
Unit 12 - $hopping . clothes and accessories

alone /e'leun/ aw{ul /'crfel/ because blkozl
(school) subject / s.r.bdgrkt/ Art ls'^tl

best friend /,best 'frend/
Biology lbat'nled3il blackboard /'blrkbcrd/ calculator /'krelkj uleft e/ cartoon /kor'tuln/ Chemistry i 'kemrstrii
childhood / tJarldhud/ class /klqrs/
boot /burt/ cap lknpl cost /kosti

Don't worry. /,deunt 'w,nri/ do your shopping /,dur je 'Joprrj/ dress /dres/ extra smalllarge /,ekstre 'smc:I, 'lo:d5l
classroom
cool /kurl/
i'
klorsrurm/
desk /desk/
glasses l'glt'^stzl glove /gl.r,v/ go out (u.rth) lgeu'autl
dictionary /' dtkJeneri/ difflcult / ddrkelt/

email /'irmeIV
English I't4gh| finish university /,frnrJ jurnr'vsrsrti/

ography l' d3oggr efrl girl /gsrl/ go to school i,geu ta 'skurl/
Ge
hat lhnll jacket I'd3rkrtl jeans ld3inzl

large /lord3/
go shopping /,gau 'Jopr4/
local (shops) /'leukel/ look good/smart /,luk 'gud, 'smort/ medium /'mi:diem/
need /nird/ pay lperl
sale/sales /serl, serlz/
History /'hrsteri/ Information Technology (IT) /Infe'meIJen tek,nole d5i, ,or 'tiri keys /kirzl
kid /krd/
shirt /Jsrt/
shoes iJurzl shopping trip i'Joprq trrp/
laptop /'laptop/ learn /lsln/ --r:tle /'htV lI a thernatics/Maths /,mre0e'matrks, mre0si : , rnal /'ncrmal/ nrlri erl- school /'nsrseri,sku:li !"iii ex&rls l,po'^s tg' znmzl
!re
skirt /sksrt/
small /smcrl/
socks /soksi suit isurt/ sweater /'swete/

this/that/these/those /drs,
Il
dat, 6i;2, 6eazl
perl'
;'"rncil'penseV P h ls ic al E clucation (PE ) /,f rzrkel edj u'ketJen,
pu il
rrrrfessor,pra'fesa/
!,r"uriarl' school /'prarmeri, sku:l/
tie ltatl tights ltattsl trainers I'tretnezl trousers I'traazezl watch lwot!
Irlt
S*w#wrx& &**Xae&&ws
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My name 1ig Maria. I'm from Buenos Aires and my friend, Gianni, '_from Rome His parents are Italian but they,_ lrom Rnme. fhey're from Milan. They o_ doctors. His brother and sister doctors, they're musicians. Gianni a doctor or a musician he's a student. We t_ at an English school in Oxford. It o_ a very good school and we're happy here.
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at the words of the song and underline the verbs in the Past Simple. Listen and sing!
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In the town Where I was born

Lived a man Who sailed to sea And he told us of his life In the land of submarines So we sailed up to the sun fill we found the sea of green And we lived beneath the waves In our yellow submarine We all live in a yellow submarine Yellow submarine, yellow submarine We all live in a yellow submarine Yellow submarine, yellow submarine And our friends are all on board Many more of them live next door And the band begins to play We all live in a yellow submarine Yellow submarine, yellow submarine We all live in a yellow submarine Yellow submarine, yellow submarine
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6o
page 28.
lfnil 5, $uruival English, Exeroise 6, page 3&,

Student A
StudentA Praclise the conversation in pairs. Use the shopping centre plan on page 00 to help you. 1 You're a shopper. Are the things in the shopping centre? o telephones . a sports shop o a shoe shop 2 You're the person on the Information Desk in the Shopoing Centre.
Practice the conversation in pairs. Use Speak Out on page 39 to help you. 1 You're the customer. You want a coffee and a
cheese sandwich. 2 You work in the caf6. Serve the customer.
tlnit 6, Grammar and !-!$tening, xercise'l{1, page 43.

Student A Tell Student B aboutAndy. Then listen to Student B and
complete the information about Kate.
work hard there are. / E No, there aren't.

Yes,
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Student A
wear a uniform
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Ask Student B where these things are. Write them on your map. Then answer Student B's questions.
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Andy works very hard. He doesn'x
Iibrary
shoe
shop museurn
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post office
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Student A
Where'sthe ,,,
Itr's on Queens
Square.lt'e opposihe/next xo ..
Ask Student B questions 1-6 and complete the text. Use the question words in brackets. Then answer Student B's questions.
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Aison has a very busy life. Her school usually (What time ...?) and on Monday, finishes at 1she goes io her Book Club aL 4.15. On'(When ...?), school finishes at 3.50. She usually goes to bed early because she has a French ciass at (IMhat time ...?) on Wednesday morning! '_ It finishes at 7.40 and then she goes to school. On Thursday, she starts school at 11.00, and at a (What time ...?) she usually goes shopping with her friends. On Friday, she has a French class at 3.20 in the afternoon. At the weekend, she relaxes. On u_ (IA4ren . . .?), she usually goes to the cirema at 5.15. On Sunday, she has lunch with her grandparents at 6OMhat time . . .?).
Whatlime doesher school usually finieh?
It
usually finishee
at
3.OO.
Unit 8, $urviv*l nglish, xerclse 5, page 59"

Student A
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Practice the conversation in pairs. Use $peak Out on page 59 to help you.
1 You are phoning Student B. You want to see a film with him/her this evening. Ask if he/she can go and suggest a time. 2 Student B is phoning you. You're free and agree
to go.
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Student A
Sta;d**t
A*?:tu'.gl*:*
ofthe same boy but there are five differences. Take turns to ask and answer questions to find them. Don't show Student B your photo!
You and Student B have a photo
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Student B Answer StudentAs questions. Then ask Student A questions from Exercise 7 and complete the form. Tell the class about your partner.
First name: JeYtnifer

:
Surname: Browr' ,Ae/tcaYt

NationalitY:
Age:
a/l
Job:
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they (whit e)? xsrels* S, page &?,
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Student A 1 You are a customer. You want to
buy some black jeans. Starl the conversation with Student B, the
shop assistant.
o Ask to try them on. r You take a mediun,.
First name:
They are too big. Ask for a small. o You like them. Ask the price. o You buy them. 2 You are the sales assistant. Answer Student B's questions.
Surname; Nationality; Age: Job:
. .
r
o
Ask about the size. Ask if it fits. You have it in all sizes.
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&, page ?S.
It costs
S35.
Student B Practise the conversation in pairs. Use the shopping centre plan on page 00 to help you.
Shnnnino (lonfrp 2 You're a shoooer. Are the things in the qhnnnino nanfro? r a clothes shop o clubs . a post office Good morning. Are lhere any telephones?
1 You're the person on the Information Desk in the
Yes. there are. / No, there aren't
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Student B Answer Student's A questions. Then ask StudentA where trese things are. Write them on your map.
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Lookshop holel burger

,','.ere'ethe ...?
bar
ciub
Student B Answer Student B's questions, Then ask StudentA questions 1-6 and complete the text. Use the question words in brackets.
:e
on Queens equare.l|'s opposilelnexLto
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Al.ison has a very busy life. Her school usually (When ...?) she finishes at 3.00 and on 1goes to her Book Club at 4.15. On Ti-resday, school
finishes
at2-
(What time ...?). She usually
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goes to bed early because she has a French class at seven o'clock on Wednesday mornhg! It finishes at (14/hat time . . .?) and then she goes to "school. On Thursday, she starts school at 4(lMhat time ...?) and at 3.45, she usually goes (When ...?), shopping with her friends. On ushe has a French ciass at 3.20 in the afternoon. At the weekend, she relaxes. On Saturday, she usually goes to the cinema at 6fli\4rat time ...?). On Sunday, she has lunch with her grandparents at 12.30.
When doeE Altson go Lo her Sook Club? the goee No her Dook Club on Monday.
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Student B
1 You live in Smalltoum. It's 9 a.m. on Saturday.
Answer Student As ouestions. Use the
information below.
. MUSEUM OPENS.
10
- 5.30
10
.Wednesdav
Student B Practice the conversation in pairs, Use Speak Out on
page 39 to helP You.
- 1.15 !_..1 EF / (N\r- | </' |
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Sat
:
1 You work in the caf6. Serye the customer. 2 You're the customer. You want a cola and a chicken sandwich. page 43' 'Jnit $, &rammar ;*nd Liste$i*!q, xereise lS, Student B
Andy. Then
: -UI-T-,IFE CLUB
MONDAY
8.50
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- SATURDAY 1.30 P.M.
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Listen to Student A and complete the information about tell Student A about Kate. Andy '-,--,rk hard
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Kate
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up early
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2 You are a tourist in Newtou'n. It's 9 a.m. on Saturday. Ask Student A questrons wrth What ti,me ... ? Use the prompts below.
the Library/open? the supermarkel /close? the post offi.celciose? the sports shop/open?
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B
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Student B Practice the conversation in pairs. Use Speak 0ut on page 59 to help you.
1 Student A is phoning you. You're free and agree
to go.
2 You are phoning Student A. You want to go shopping with him/ her on Saturday. Ask if he/she can go and suggest a time. Unit t0o $urvivatr Englislr, fixcreise &, page ?3,
Student B Practice the conversation in pairs. Use Speak 0*t on page 00 to help you.
You and Studeut _\ fiar-e a photo of the same boy but there are five dlfferences. Take rur.ns to ask and answer questions to fl-Lcl thent. D(,)n I shon- Stuclent A your photo!
1 You work at the ticket office. The ticket costs fifteen pounds. 2 You are buying a ticket. You want to go to Cardiff and you want a student return ticket (travelling today and return on Monday). Start the conversation. lJnit 12, &rammar and $peaking, xerei**
Student B Answer Student As questions. Then ask him/her your questions and complete the text.
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do it when I have to. shopping centre on (When?) to meet my friends, but I don't do any shopping there. I usually do it (How?). I like it because '_ | (Why?) - you don't have to '_ go out! And it's cheap, too. I usually do it at night or at the weekends. I bought o_ (What?) last night. In the shops, it costs el2 but I bought lt for e6 on the Internet. Amazingl I can't remember my last shopping trip. lthink it was last month. I had to go 5_ (Where?) with my dad because u_ (Why?). We bought her a very expensive bag. lt cost 7 (How much?) | Later, I saw it on the Internet for e]5!
I hafe shopping! | only I sometimes go to the
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Student
B
1 You are the sales assistant. Answer Student As
questlons. o Ask about the size
. Ask if they fit. . You have them in all sizes. . They cost S45.
2 You are a customer. You want to buy a blue jacket Start the conversation with Student B, the shop
assistant.
o Ask to try it on . You take a large.
o It is too big. Ask for a meclium.
. .
Ask the price. You buy it.
When doee Taul eometimee qo Lo Lhe shopping cenNre?
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UtllT 1
Eng$*s&x
See you later. See you tomorrow.
l*tr*dex*tlens axxd gre*tings
See you soon.
Flil,Hello!
\\trat's your name?
Take care.
\lv
name's ...
And you.
Nice to meet you.

Nice to meet you too. Where are you from?
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Excuse me.
Where's the (post office)? Is there a (bank) near here?
I'm from ...

Good morninglA4orningl Good afternoon!/Afternoonl Good evening!,Evening!
It's over there on the left/right. lt's not far. lt's next to the ... It's opposite the ..
How are you? I'm very weli, thank you
It's on ... Street I'm sorry. I don'r knowl
I'm fine, thanks!

And you?
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Excuse me.
Pardon?
A (coffee), please.
Sure./OK. An;,'thing else?
Yes, please. A cheese sandwich.
I'm sorry./Sorry. Thank you very much
No, thanks.
Here you are. How much is that? That's (S2), please.
\bu're welcome
I ,Lon't ulderstand
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What time does (Super Agent) start/finish? What time does (the caf6) open/close? What time does the (Harlow) train leave/arrive?
, i.r5fLt.
It starts/finishes at ...
t+
It opens/closes at ...
It arrives/leaves at ...
Ut{lT g
Taiking absut dates
When rvere you born?

\VtLere \\?s 1-our father'mother bornt)
UMIT ?
Raquests
\\hen is/u as ]-our binh'jar,-'

Hou- old a-re,\r ere r-ou.'
Can you help me, please? Can you give her a message, please?
\\ ere 1ou born in (Spah

Can you repeat that, please?
r .'
\\ras she born irr (1992)?

Can you speak slowly, please?
Can I have (a top-up card), please? Can I speak to (Emma), please?

Yes, no probiem.
UillT 10
Buying travel tickets
A A (student) singleireturn to ... . please B OK. When do you want to travel?
Yes, sure. Yes, of course.
A Today/ tomorrodon Saturday B ['m coming back on ...
uilffi g - fwaking
Are you free this
arrangements
llru,Y 'X"l
$malx talk
* wey$ $f s{arting
s*rl1'&rseai{},?$
afternoon/evening?
Lovely/terrible weather this morningl

How are you? Did you have a nice weekend/evening? Did you see ... (on
Are you,/busy tomorrou,/on f riday?

Yes, I
am.No, I'm not. Why?
Do you have any plans for Saturday? No, I don't. Why?
T\|
Iast night?
r
I like your T-shirt/rucksack/watch,/mobile phone
There's a (Shams) concert on. There's a good film on at the cinema. There's a party at Jrm's this evening. Where are the changing rooms?
Do you want to go? Do you have Do you want
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please?
Can I
try on that dress,
it in blue/a small?
good?
to (play tennis) today?

Does
it look
Do you want to meet/go shopping today?
I'm a smalVmediumlarge.
Greatl/OK!/Good idea
It's too big/long/short

Let's meet at 5 o'clock next to the cinema.
It looks great/aw{ul.
Let's meet a[ my house/aL the cafe.
What size are you? OK. See vou later!/tomorrow!

Does if fit?
KX&
[ngffi.f -*:'r
Ui.,IiT Uiili i.
to
be=
i
;..g:*{:
I/you
+ ?
You'r* {are} Ganadian.

l'nll
You
I'm {**t} from London.
*et {xm *l*{} from Manchester. *r*n't {nrs x**} English.
&ru | in
Frankfurt?
Smith?
Yes, you
No,
xr*.i
you &rg*'t.
&.r* you John
Yes, I am./
No.lum n*t.
L$rugY X
iSx;i?
X, pag* 33
be=
to
he'slshe's
He's {;n} a mechanic. She'x {is} a doctor.
possessive adjectives: hislher

${f * name's (is) Andy. She's Sadie. *{*r name's (is) Sadie.
He's Andy.
His name's Mark. He's a waiter. i::.li? X,
p*g*
?3
alan + iobs
a + consonant
{b, c, d, etc) :: waiter
an + vowel
(a, e, i, o, u)
: singer : teacher
**
actor
*s artist
nn engineer
Her name's Jane. She's a receptionist.
&.!nit X,
pag* '!4
to be: he/shelit
He/She's {{x} a doctor.
It's {is} Mr Kelly.
HeiShe isn'? {is mot} an actor: It isn't {is not} Sean Connery.
ts he/she/it Canadian?
Yes, he/she/it rs. No; he/shelit isll!t.
A What's his job? ls he a rnecâ- : B No, he isn t. He s an erq ê=-
[$ruffi 3
Unit 3, pese
A1
Singular and plural nouns
$ingular
a husband a mother a father
& son
Plural
grandparents brothers sisters
a daughter
{!nit 3, page 2',
to
be=
welyoulthey
+ ?
Weffou/They're {are} from New York. WeffouiThey arennt {are llo{} musicians. Are we/youithey happy?
Yes, we/you/they
No,
ar*.
we/youlthey arc:r't.
-*nE
*4ry
He's Jane's
Possessive 's
bnothen
They're .,
Th
:;'1'1:,igfandmOtherS.
They're ::,r grandmothers.
ey're l:',,: t5{ i;'*' tt brOthefS. They're 1*l'brothers,

Wayne's trl;* ;'{ll.l' ri; husband. Wayne is !;*i' husband.
l:mrhen'
mothen
,.1, ';,:,
;;l::,:,t:11,.:
'i":,
They are orrr clrildren.

Subject pronouns
I'm Wayne. .ill,:'re
Sharon. lil's Rick. ;;iill's my wife.
Possessive adjectives
!t,lir name,s wayne.
'fr i,:t name's Sharon.

il,'.:r name'S RiCk.
lis're
shor1.
iirl. name's Anna. i!lr' parents are short.

li,i:t:f parents afe tall.
iur;'re tall.
l'{l*,1''19
ptt*.
'iii;ril' hats are pretty.
are Sa,m a,nd Nicole.

,'i
',:i.
Their names
*:ir,t*
T.'ti
Singular and plural nouns (irregular) Singular Plural
. man
w0man
!illlii
tii:)illtt\'t
The panents ane shont peopfe but thein childnen ane veny tafl!
child
person
*t;ltlrl;t
,ttti::itr:,
ff*d*? ;;
i"{$i* E,
iiir!::: .:;
there islthere arez allirmative and negative
Singular
+ + -
'f**r*'*
{Yl.l*r* i$} a/one park. ?h*r* i*r*,t a cinema.

a 'f!*r* ;:r**i,i
tbere arenrt. tbemorreiag:

Only oae
tTo,
Plural +
?ir*l's ;l:"* Sg.m/thrce caf6s.

'f'hs:r*
ia
*; lr
lot of/eight hotels. anv buses.
#*l? 4, s*grl ;;ii

there is/there are: questions
Singular
il 1**r* a Yes, thslll ll. bookshop? No,ll*r*iw'i.
Pfural ?
toilets?
fzr*
lh*r* any
Yes, 1l1*r* *:',,r.

No,
i?xir'* ar*,'i'i".
ffirugY
s
.?-5
#grit .9, pag*
Present Simplel l/youlwe/they
+ ?
lffouiWelThey !!v* in London. lffouAtl/effhey
d**'!{d;t ii*l} ii**
coffee.
S* liyoulwe/they l*?.*
English
*w l/you/we/they *;pxxk English?
food?
Yes, l/you/we/they ,.. No, l/you/we/they iiar':.
w H ?\
f
Paris.
llvetn
rc\N
|:tl
rH
ll*,{
t/ a : t
n1u
What languages a:* you s$*ilk?

What sports dx you iik*? Where do they lru*r*?
64.
ll
ilnit $, tr)H*s 3i
Obiect pronouns
I
iii*
you
vritl
he
llil;l
she firr
Tim and Kieran don't like me and Bec\r they don't speak to ss.
it
they i;:i
l:it
r,rr
ii
l:
ffi 8
$$
.-..+L
-,t'
urilT s
Unit 6, pagc
&&
Present Simple: helshe/it
start stafts
wake
get like
gets
wake*
likes
playx
play
leave leave*
-x
Verbs ending: -o, -shr -ch,
teac& teach*s
finish
ge
goc$
finishss relaxss He wakes up at 6 a.m.
relax
Verbs ending: consonant +
study
studS*c
tr}*it &, p*W*
*gX
Adverbs of frequency
never
I
sometimes
I
usually
9}o/o
0o/o
40Vo
We use usual ly/sametimes/never before the verb. He erxaraNlXl gets home at 5. He ssmst*m*s does his homework. He xaellar studies.
He finishes work at 6 o.m.
t3n! S,
pe**
4X
Present Simple: he/she
+ ?
He/She e$ears a very smart suit. He/She d*es*?ut {dses
**t}
syerk in the bank.
S*es he/she *v*xr Yes, he/she Ssex. a No. he/she cr*ssll't. What doe* he S*?
uniform?
She doesn't wear a uniform. She likes her iob.
[,M'T ?
tlmit 7, paEe 4S
'lirl"ant
",1'
,..i,,,1,
l{qu/HglQhe/f!{{e/fh6y,can
the guitar.
dane
E:
:,
l/You/He/She/ltMe/they can't (cannot) play
Ganl/you/heishe/iVwe/theysing?
Yes, l/you/he/she/iVwe/they can . No, l/you/he/she/iVweithey can't .
What can you/he/she/iUwe/they do?
Does he think hers
funny?
What do you have to do?
Do comedians have to be funnv all the time?
xgx
r-!
f'i
l:' :,
.;t**
5$
i.r:i:: i..
Present Gontinuous: affirmative
YouAtl/e/They,re iar'*) play; nS. be (awlexlxra) + verb + -ixg
l'!x i*,&; drink*ng. He/She/lt's {!s} worki*g.
*ai{ S, pxg*
SS
Present Gontinuous: spelling

Most verbs: add -ing
She's looking after the children.
drink
play
- drinking3 - play**g - writi*g - drivixg
writ*
driv*
sit
get
Exceotions/other soellings: hav* - having
- sittlng - get?6ng
They're playing computer games.
ijnit S, pese
,%7
Present Gontinuous: negative and questions
I'm m** {x*x x*f} studying.

He/She 1s*':l {ex na;9} studying. YouMeffhey xrar*'* {xr*l m*t} doing a lot,
&r's
youlwel
Yes,l*rm.
they enjoying Yes, you/welthey xre. your holiday? Yes, he/she/it is.
8*
she/he/it No, l'rn **9.

you?
No,
helping
you/we/they xrex,*.
No, he/she/it
i**,t.
What ar* you doing? Where xrs you going?
WruXY S
tlx,x*t
*, pxg* *;t
be=
to
+
,)
was/were
was
l/He/She/lt rvas popular. l/He/She/lt walsx't {xva* n*t} big. *Vas l/he/she/it small? Yes, l/he/she/it wa*./ No, l/he/she/it wes*'t.
were +
,)
Weffou/They x**r* proud.

We/You/They uverss't {vr*rx r**f} expensive. &S*r* we/youithey popular?
Yes, we/you/they w*r*./ No, we/you/they w*ren't.
It was very big but it wasn't very expensive.
A Were they expensive? B Yes, they were.
L$ruXY X
{Jm$*
1*, p**s S*
Past Simple: affirmative (regular verbs)
l/you/he/she/iUwe/youlthey playe*.
staft*d.
talk*d.
They talked.
ln &r.&
* *?.?
Unit 1*u pxg* S{}

Past Simple: atfirmative (regular verbs) rEP
.
Spelling rules
Most verbs: add {e}*
arrive*, played
-'?t
1.
Exceptionsiother soellings: marry - marrie*l study - studied
-*F *a
z2
stop
stopp*e*
travel
travellss{
tlrxlt trS, page ?&

Past Simple: atfirmative (irregular uerbs)
l/youiheishe/iVwe/you/they baught (buy) nad (have)
: 47f?m#>'
xaw
(see)
!e{t (leave)
ivexxt (go)
He slept.
tteei*g&* (think)
UNIT
11
Unit 11, page 77

Past Simple: negative (regular and irregular) lffou/He/SheiltAll/elThey d id n't (did not) sta rt, lffouiHelShe/lVWe/They efieln't (did not) go.
didn't like hip-hop when I was ten - Dad loved it.
tlrlit
1X, page
7*
Past Simple: questions and shoft answers
(regular and irregular)

Questions Did l/you/he/she/iVwe/they listen to music? Sid l/you/he/she/iVwe/they like The Spice Girls?
Short answers
Yes, liyoulhe/she/iVwe/they
lllfi- questions
No, l/youlhe/she/iVwe/they*idgl't.
programmes xlixi you wateh? elid he stnrt school? dld you g* to school?
elki.
What
When
Where
rOl i s"f
43ru$Y
{.3sti*
r
;i.:i
rii:';:':
3?,
pi{*
Questions: Wh e re/Wh yAttlh
oM h aW h en /H ow/H ow
m uc h
ESE
Present Where d* you usually del shopping? Why s** you d* it there? Who dscs he usually S* with? Where !* your local supermarket? What srs you elc*xg here?
Past When wa* your last shopping trip? How much xv*r* they? What *lid you h*v* 9* buy? How S** she p*g:?
II
-1 % il\,. iE ;i
* Do You
Where do you do your shopping? On the lnternet. lt's very easy and cheap
&jm*t
1?, F;il:: .;:,
thislthaUtheselthose
Singular
/
?h*s cap is blue.
ss
/ /
tt*** caps are nice.
like these trousers?
$o
,/
Th-tt cap is
,/
expensive.
?'ha** caps are smart.
axY'l
lrregular uerhs * Listen and repeat.

Yerb
ha
buy
hnr
rdht
-^^.,lA .\,UUlLI
(/UDt
.lid
:r::rrs:.t
4.::
rt.i::t:rr::a::::.
r::r:a::::rtr..::-::r::::::-..:.:::
\l/llnt nao
read /red/
,no"Ltooo
126
Prwxxaxsx*****xx &abXm
cos.zz
Listen and repeat.
em.27
coNSoNANTS
Examples
cDezs
VOWELS
Symbol
lpl
Symbol
happy
Examples
bt
Itl
tdt
tkt
park partner bath boy
Long and short vowels litl
telephone ten walked doctor daughter day
ltl
three read these big guitar pretty

happy spaghetti married bed bread friend
lsl ttIl
ld3l
car school girl big chair picture

jeans fridge five coffee phone visit very of three Maths thing they mother then sell cinema listen close these shop station
television unusual hot who
il
lel tEt
tCIil
tft
tgt
lnl
tut
lu'^l
t6t
lsl
tzl
t3i/
U
lzl tw hril
lnl
/rJt
lal
bad lazz cat car bath smarl father hot watch dog sporl your daughter small book cook boot blue fruit shoe but some Sunday learn thirty church work brother actor colour Poland
c03'2e Diphthongs (two vowel sounds pronounced as one)
man
summer
teu
hate play eight
great
July
tv
know sing think lot fly
not
leul
tau
taul
go
pnone
nice like goodbye brown town proud
Itl tjt
lwl
red sorry write

yellow beautiful new winter one what
l)rl
tret
boy
here
enjoy
leal luel
there their square pair sure tourisi
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r Horil are Y?1! tr rndyou?

B-9 to be: l/gou (all forms) lo-ir-- - - , --i1r-:n1 he's/shek., ht;/n;;:r/*" *

TTalent W;Carrfoi' il"sjeLq@_es.!/!_@llJerrnL

Think Saclt Revision 3 |

Think Back Revision 4 | ;:,i:,i i' (au_ qqrlli) i 9 be :ig s/

Past Si r verbs Past Simple: affirmative (regular and

&iqllmqe sgy$lqfi s | **ilr, {i"-'t;i,

School subjects; School things

82-83 j Questions : I4\tere/Whg /Who/What/lTherl Hou/Hou much?

Think Back Bevision 6

Word List p.104

i$g!l11g,*\4gy1ry$ !gth_!q$ about their rcrluqg: Speaking: Spelling names

Reading: Article (Mg poreton!)

lLis!911919.,P-ggplg_qq\:lgulUeg-e-p+,t!l19!l_9s151!1%-!-epk_ Speaking: Asking and answering questions anout

Asking fofana Ei"i"S directio-ns

Ordering and buying food

Speaking: Talking about daily

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"b""Ubilll qeq4g; e},gl,d?x !9$9919_

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jstening: Millie talks to her gran

about her new MP4

Birth dates and places

I Bu5,rng travel tickets

tatt<s aUout his

Talking about shopping habits

:nival trnglish p.114

Irregular Verbs p.126

Promrnciation Table n.127

fr**d, |ir:l*;r ;:*.d txt{l nb*xt countries and nationalities.

my/your; to be: I/you. fi**r:* ** numbers 1-100; introductions and greetings.

'.:\ difi $q&r'fi

cor.z l-islsp again. Then practise in pairs.

cor.z Read and listen.

Hello! I'm Kai. What's your name?

Nice to meet you, Luis! A Nice to meet you too!

Hello. 'meet you!

name's Lucio. Nice to too!

Write the conversation again using short forms.

Nice to meet you, Linda. I am Fiona.

A Hello. l'/ty name's Linda.

Hil My name's Marta. What's your name?

Hello! My name's ... Nice to meet you! "h

@flNfr4 *ffi r irwl;ft {! fl

Nice to meet you too!

flit4,{ ltw g+lgtrlt w + vN ,ilffi

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cor.o Read and listen.

cor.+ Match photos A-H with countries 1-8.

A Hello! I'm Robert.

Hi! My name's Carlos. Where are you from,

France tr Italy I Argentina I Mexico I Poland I Ttrrkey I B Spain I

4 Hello! I'm Aziz.I'm from 5 Hi! I'm Pablo. I'm from

Hi. lMy name's Mark. Hi Mark! I'm Diego. Where are'

Then listen and repeat.

Complete the sentences with the nationalities from Exercise 5.

Italy 2 Thrkey 3 France 4 England

5 Spain 6 Germany 7 Mexico 8 Poland 9 Argentina 10 Canada

a T[rrkish b English c Argentinian

4 I'm from Argentina. I'm

B-9 to be: l/gou (all forms) lo-ir-- - - , --i1r-:n1 he's/shek., ht;/n;;:r/"

fr**d, |ir:l;r ;:.d txt{l nb*xt countries and nationalities.

j,i,fiitil;&{t fa$ffi ipil&f.f ii*fi

/l r"l /a //l tl ti -iJ*

phrases from pea