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Workbook (with key) 1 iia scanty
‘LESSON 1.2 (p4-s)
Listenir
Grammar: m/youre
Vocabulary: greetings
letters a-z, countries
Grammar: he's/she's/it's
checking into a hotel
LESSON 1.3 (8-9)
Vocabulary: common phrases
How to: introduce people
Grammar: Where are you from?
Listening: nationalities
LESSON 2.1 (10-11)
Vocabulary: family members, my life, numbers
10-99)
Grammar: Who
-xpressions
Grammar: What's your.
Listening:
Writing: text messages
Grammar 2: his/her
Reading: family tree
Vocabulary: favourites
Review and consolidation units 1-2 (p16-17)
Vocabulary: tourist attractions, adjectives,
Grammar: the verb fo be with we and they: our and
their
Weiting: an emai
Te SS ue ameeay
Vocabulary: holiday things
How to: make regular plurals
Grammar: the verb to be: negative
Ustening: classroom introductions
How to: use here and there
Grammar: yes/no questions with to be
Reading: tourist attractions
LESSON 4.1 Pie
Vocabulary: places in town, food and drink, prices
Grammar: Can | have
Listening: ordering food and drink
Grammar: this, that, these, those
How to: talk about prices
Reading: Mangaldas Market
LESSON 4.3, (28-29)
Vocabulary: irregular plurals, useful phrases
Grammar: possessive s
Ustening: buying tickets
Review and consolidation units 3-4 (p30-33)
LESSON 5.2 (032-33)
Vocabulary: city, countryside and coast
How to: give an opinion
Grammar: there is/are
Vocabulary: some, « lot of
Reading: language schools
LESSON 5.2 (34-35),
Vocabulary: prepositions of place, nationalities
Grammar: There isn't/aren’t any; Is/Are there any
Listening and reading: directions
LESSON 5.3 (636-37)
Vocabulary: abilities, the tine
Grammar: coa/can't
Listening: Linda’s new job ‘Vocabulary: adjectives to describe people
Grammar 4: Present Simple ():/ like
Grammar 2: object pronouns
Reading: preferences
Vocabulary: jobs and activities A
Grammar a: Present Simple (2): we/they
Grammar 2: wi questions
Listening: On an airpiane
Vocabulary: verbs of routine
Grammar: Present Simple (3): he/she/it
Listening: who likes who
Writings letter to a friend
Review and consolidation units 5-6 (P4445)
Vocabulary: people and places, months
Grammar: imperatives 7
How to: make a business phone call
Vocabulary: work phrases
Grammar: adverbs of frequency
Reading: where people work
Writing: notes
Vocabulary: ordinal numbers and dates
Grammar: would like
Vocabulary: food
Listening: offering food and drink
How to: talk about things to do
Grammar: like +-Ing; want + infinitive
Writing: email to a hotel
‘Vocabulary: rooms and furniture
Grammar: have got/has got
Listening: word stress
Reading: | want to live in
How to: make suggestions
Grammar: question words
Vocabulary: food
Listening: restaurant reservation
Review and consolidation units 7-8 (p58-59)
Vocabulary: saying years, prepositions
Grammar: past of f0 be: affirmative
How to: talk about childhood
Reading: famous firsts
Grammar: past of to be: negatives and questions
Vocabulary: yesterday, last, 090
Listening: a job interview
‘Vocabulary: housework
How to: ask about an experience
‘Grammar: Can/Could you ...2; Can/Could |
‘Writings letter to a friend
‘Vocabulary: good and bad experiences
Grammar : Past Simple: affirmative
Pronunciation: /), /d/ and /id!
Grammar 2: Past Simple: negatives and questions.
Listening: Paul Gauguin
Grammar: Past Simple: irregular verbs
‘Vocabulary: high numbers
Listening: interesting facts
‘Writing: news stories
Grammar: going to
Listening: questions about plans
Vocabulary: future plans
Reading: The million-dollar idea
Review and consolidation units 9-10 (p72-73)
‘Answer key (74-83) Speaking Vocabulary | numbers o-9
1 a Complete the conversations with words from 2 Complete the crossword,
the box. =
‘cross > | Downs
Welcome too Thank I'm Mee et a2
name Hi Vocabulary | prices
4 a Correct the mistakes.
1 (€1.90) That one euro ninety, please.
That's one euro ninety, please.
2 ($2.43) That's two dollar forty-five, please.
3 (€0.50) That's fifty pence, please.
4 (£6.29) That's six euros twenty-nine, please.
5 (€3.60) That's three euro sixty cents, please.
6 ($0.99) That's ninety-nine dollars, please.
7 (11.49) That's eleven forty-nine euros, please.
8 (£0.80) That's eighty pounds, please.
Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences.
4 The CDs are nine pounds eighty-nine.
2. The pair of shoes
3. The camera =
4 The backpack Bede OEE
5 The books pe
6
‘The mobile phone =
ZA MENURY
Listening
5 BB Cover the tapescript and listen. Complete
the menu board below.
TAPESCRIPT
Good aftemoon. Can Ihelp you?
3: Yes. Can I have a chicken sandwich and a mineral
water, please?
Sure, Anything else?
}: Yes, please. An orange [uice.
OK, the chicken sandwich is two pounds fity and the
mineral water is ninety pence. The orange juice is
£1.20, so that’s four sixty, please.
\: Morning.
Morning
‘What can I get you?
3: Can | have an espresso, an iced coffee and a green
salad, please? To take away.
: Sure. Anything else?
3: No, thank you
}K, one espresso: that’s one pound forty. One
iced coffee: that's one pound ninety-five. And one
‘green salad: that’s three pounds and ten pence. So
altogether that's six forty-five
: Here you are.
Great. Thanks.
FOOD
Chicken sandwich £2.50
Green salad He
DRINKS
Orange juice
Mineral water
GOFFEE
Espresso
Iced coffee
| Vocabulary | clothes and colours 3
1 Find eight colours in the word square.
2 Look at the flags. What colours should they be?
é Japan z
It's red and white.
the UK
4
htaly Spain
e Argentina 7 Poland
8
: Germany Brazil
Look at the picture. Write the items of clothing
below.
I
Grammar | this, that, these, those
Put the words into the correct order to make a
sentence.
4 are white These nice,
These white shirts are
2 white bag That is
shirts
24,
3. suitcase? your Is this
4 those Are new? tops
5 closed
shops today. are These
6 Clive. This my is brother,
7 are Those beautiful. bags
8 How coat?
much that is 5 Look at the picture, Circle the correct word.
Gristhattheseshose bags (€5.99)
thisthattheseshose shirts (€10.99)
thisthattheseshose T-shirts (64.99)
thisthattheseshose tops (€15.99)
thisthattheseshose hat (€4.50)
this thatthesefthose coats (€77.99)
thisfhatthesejthose skits (€22.99)
thishat hese those pairs of trousers (€18.59)
How to ... | talk about prices
6 Lookat the pi
questions.
1A: How much are those shirts?
: They're ten euros ninety-nine.
ure in Ex. 5 again, Write the
Reading
Read the text and answer the questions. Use
complete sentences.
‘My name is Ishan Kishore. I'm twenty-four and I'm
from Mumbai in India This is my market stall. 1's
‘also in Mumbai in Mangaldas Market. I's a clothes
stall and it open from Monday to Saturday. The
clothes are for women: dresses, skiets and tops but no
shoes or bags. Those red and pink dresses are very
popular. They'e 220 rupees ~ that's about €4. These
skirts are very nice, oo. They are yellow, blue or
pink. They’te 110 rupees — that's about €2
4 What is Ishan’s surname?
His surname is Kishore
2 How old is he?
8
2k
B: They'te four euros ninety-nine.
3. Where is he from?
3 s
8: It's four euros fifty. 4. Whereis his market stall?
ak ?
B: They'e fifteen euros ninety-nine, 5 What is on sale on iis market stall?
Siig Lne ster Reames ved on ——, ae
B: They're seventy-seven euros ninety-nine. 6 When is his market stall open?
oop SSSR See -
B: They're twenty-two euros ninety-nine. 7. HOM MA sre edliees
Livcags La = 8 What colour are the dresses?
B: They're eighteen euros fifty-nine.
f Siow maroae 9 How much are the skirts?
B: It's five euros ninety-nine
10 What colour are the skirts? Vocabulary | irregular plurals
1 Write the plural for each word.
One child. Two__.
One woman. Two
‘One man. Two
One baby. Two
One person. Two
One wife. Two___.
Vocabulary | useful phrases
2 Complete the conversations with the words/
phrases in the box.
or pay by credit card Sign That's
PIN number Can |
Yes. Can | have a ticket to Manchester, please?
ih amettst
: Return please.
That's £12.90, please.
8: Cant (2)__?
A: Yes. (3) here, please. Thank you,
8: Thank you.
Cant help you?
D: Yes. Can | have a packet of aspirin, please?
c: Twelve (4) twenty-four?
D: Twelve please.
:: (5) __€1.09, please.
m0) pay by credit card?
Certainly. Enter your (7)
Thank you.
D: Thank you.
Please.
Grammar | possessive ’s
3 Look at the table and write sentences.
Sally [Julian [Petra | Mr
Webber
House [modern |old | big __| small
children | 7,8 [azand |3and |2and
andg 14 6 years | 3 years
years years old | old
old [old
car [red [blue | green | yellow |
Parents |from | from | from | from
Russia_| the US.
Poland | the UK
1 (ulian/car) Julian's caris blue.
2. (MrWebber/children) Mr Webber's
children are two and three years old.
3, Gally/house)
4 (Petra/parents)
5 (MrWebber/house)
6 (ulian/children)
7
a
9
(Petra/car)
(Gally/parents)
ulian/house)
10 (Petra/children)
14 (Sally/car) __
42 (ulian/parents)
Look at the table in Ex. 3 again, Write
questions using the words in bold.
1 Is Sally’s car blue? blue
No, itisn’, It’s red
: = ___? 2 and 3 years old
No, they aren't. They'e three and six
years old.
3 ? from the US
No, they aren't. They'e from the UK.
a 2big
No, it isn’t, t's small
5 ? from Russia
No, they aren't. They're from Poland.
6 pees reine? DIB
a 7 a2 and 14 years old
No, they aren't. They're two and three
years old. 5 Answer the questions.
Larisa
4 Are they Dimitr's shoes?
No, they aren't. They're Arabella's shoes.
2 Is it Giacomo's coffee?
3. Are they Katarina's children?
4 Isit Larisa’s hat?
5 Are they Armand’s books?
6 Is it Arabella’s orange juice?
6 _ Read the sentences. What is the meaning of 's?
Write P (possessive ‘s) or | (is).
Amado’s my brother. [1]
Blanca’s brother is Claudio.
Where is Keiko’s bag?
Johann's not here today.
Who Is Hilda's friend?
Jake's camera is great.
Karla's my friend.
Is Suzanne's surname Webber?
Listening
‘7 @ GHD Cover the tapescript and listen, Match
a conversation toa picture
TAPESCRIPT
Conversation 1
A: Can help you?
B: Yes. Can | have two tickets for the new Johnny Depp
film, please?
A: Red train?
B: Ves, that’s I.
A: Two adults?
B: No, One adult and one child, please.
‘A: OK, that's fifteen pounds fifty, please.
Bs Can | pay by credit card?
A: Certainly.
‘A: Good morning
Br Good morning. Can Ihave a return to Birmingham,
please?
lust one person?
B: Yes.
‘A: That's eighteen pounds ten, please.
an | pay by credit card?
A: Of course.
Conversation
Ticket: to Brighton/toGirminghan)
People: one person/two people
Price: £:8.10/£80.10
Conversation _
; Y
SS
Film: Red Train/Red Ten
People: 1 adult and 1 child/2 adults
Tickets: £15.50/£:6.50
D Listen again. Circle the correct words under
each picture. | Grammar The verb to be
1 Complete the conversations with the correct.
form of the verb to be.
Good morning. Where (1) are you from?
(2) L__ from Spain,
& (3) you from Madrid?
B: No, (4) | GI from Jerez.
¢ Hello. (©) ‘you Mr and Mrs Ferdinand?
D: No, we (7)__. (8) We. ‘Mr and Mrs
Mitchell,
Welcome to Hotel Franklin. Where (9)_
your suitcases?
D: (20) They__inthe taxi.
& he your brother?
No, he (12) (43) He__ my friend,
E Ga) he from the US?
No, he (15) His mother and father
6) from Ireland but he’s from
Scotland.
Possessive adjectives: my, your,
his, her, its, our, their
2 Complete the sentences with the correct
possessive adjective.
41 We are from Cornwall but our parents are from
Liverpool,
2 ____name is Steven Jones. He’s an architect,
3. A: Hello. What's
B: I'm Tammy Smith,
4 'm Olivia Emmerson and this is
husband, Greg.
5 Charles and Eva are our friends.
daughters are Debbie and Rachel.
6 It’s a beautiful city and tourist
attractions are great.
name?
7 julia and mother are on holiday in
Australia
8 They‘te in the Bergman Hotel. room is
number 458.
sentence and a positive
sentence from the prompts.
1 (we/teachers/students)
We aren't teachers. We're students.
2. (it/ugly/beautifud
It’s not ualy. it’s beautiful.
3 (she/from Spain/from Italy)
4 Paul and Tom/great singers/awful singers)
5 (\/Mrs Campbell/Miss Campbell)
6 (loe/in the gallery/in the castle)
7 (You/23 years old/24 years old)
8 (You and I/good actors/great actors)
9 (He/from the UK/from Austral
40 (It/my bag/your bag)
Verb to be: questions
4
Write questions and short answers with the
prompts.
(they/engineers?) Are they engineers?
(10) No, they arent.
(she/your sister?)
(yes) ey Fosse Hi =.
(fin room 5152)
(oo)
(it/your favourite restaurant?)
Ge
(we/in your class?)
(no)
(he/from Spain?)
(yes) we
(you/Pedro?)
(a)
(Ivan and Vlad/brothers?)
(yea eit, Bs
PROP PrP r Pr er eRer Can I have ...?; How much
possessive 5
5 Complete the conversations with questions. 7 Write questions with the prompts.
‘x; (i) How much are the chicken sandwiches? 1 (What/Kieran/favourit film?)
8: They'e €3.59. What is Kieran’s favourite film?
a) an orange juice? 2 (Who/Fiona/sister?)
B: It's €1.29. s 2
& @) chicken 3 (Where/Miho/passport?)
sandwich and an orange juice, please?
B: Certainly. Anything else? 4 (they/Oliver/shoes?)
&: Yes. () black 2
coffee, please? 5 (What/Jennifer/email address?)
c 6) the cheese salad 6 (Where/Lena/Cd?)
sandwiches? ?
D: Theyre €3.29, 7 Who/Harvey/manager?)
© @____a piece of chocolate 5
fly 8 (you/Leah/brother?)
D: I's €1.89. 2
c@ piece of
chocolate cake, please?
: Certainly. Anything else? Bocsb wer,
No, thank you. 8 Circle the odd one out.
SSI as
This, that, these, those 2 coat skirt Tuesday T-shirt
6 Circle the correct word. 3 oi se: a oe se
1 Those TRIS) These is my brother. pa ieee epee ney
War een ee vit 5 people child women men
2 Who are that/this/those people over there UP ane
3 How much is that/these/those hat?
7 fourteen thirty film twelve
‘4s this/those/these your camera?
A 8 green dollar white brown
5 That/These/This are my favourite shops.
6 This blue skirts €19.99 and those/that/this, Complete the sentences with the circled words
red skits are €21.99. foe
7 a Uv hose thete tha witb, +” Wiese canned
: It inety-nine.
8 Ate that/these/this shoes from Italy? FSi eerste iba a
What's your favourite __?
My house is very
The café is on King.
Ae they your ___
Ishe your__?
Who is that__? Vocabulary | city, countryside and coast
1 Write north, south, east, west and centre in gaps 1-5 in the picture.
Grammar | there is/are
3 Complete the sentences with There’s
or There are.
ick Guide to Five ms
Brighton
1b Look at the map in Ex. 1a again. Complete the fair fe oaly ane bour rom London
sentences below with a word from the box. eee esac neacthe centre of
= town and (2)___small shops and
buildings mountains river trees beach lates Brighton,
1 The ____are in the centre of the city. ae. a _—
2 The isinthe south ofthe city, —— 8 famous cathedral in
3 The isin the west ofthe city. _ aeemlenn a benutiet
4 The ate in the north ofthe city. Re
5 The areinthe east ofthe city. Nottingham
© good shops and restaurants
: = in Nottingham and (6) __a castle
How to ... | give an opinion near the centre of town: Nottingham
2 Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. Sontol
2 is. think this beautiful. | beach York
think this beach is beautiful. York is very old and (7) __ 600 year
old streets in the town. (8)
famous Cathedral: York Minster.
also a
2 city, | NewYork great think a is
3 think those | ugly, buildings are Bristol
on Bristol is in the west of England.
' 4 don't manager. a Francis is think good | @ a beautiful bridge by
Isambard Kingdom Brunel: the Clifton
‘Suspension Bridge. (10) also
‘great museums and galleries.
5 beautiful countryside think important a
good holiday. 1 for is 4 Look at the website and write sentences Reading:
with There’s or There are + adjective.
Comment
“beautiful
Read about three language schools in the UK and
complete the chart.
[Simon Says | Partridge | City Centre
School of | Tree English | School of
English [School | English |
city Cardiff
Where the east
| coast of
: England
Classrooms
Internet café
Big tourist the city
attractions centre and
___| the tochs
south | ‘great’
west and | ‘small’
north
centre | ‘very nice’
south | ‘awful?
‘centre
west
north
4 (Galleries) There are five small galleries
in the west and north of Munsfield.
(palace) _ =
(museums)
(shops)
(market)
(restaurants)
(lakes) :
(castle)
Vocabulary | some, alot of
5 Rewrite the sentences in Ex. 4 with a/an,
some or a lot of.
4 There are some small galleries in the
west and north of Munsfield.
Language Schools
Name: Simon Says School of English
The Simon Says Schoo! of English is in Cardi, the
capital of Wales. There are fourteen classrooms
and a canteen for students. There is an Internet
caié with ten computers. Cardiff is on the south
coast of Wales. I's a great city and there are a
lot of restaurants, shops and cafés. The big tourist
attractions are Cardiff Castle, the Millennium
Stadium in the city centre and the beautiful Welsh
countryside,
Name: Partridge Tree English School
‘The Partridge Tree English Schoo! is near Norwich
‘on the east coast of England. There are five
classrooms and the classes are small - between
seven and ten students. There is an Internet café
next to the school and there is a cinema and a
shopping centre near the school. The big tourist
attractions are Norwich Cathedral and the Inspire
Science Centre
Name: City Centre School of English
The City Centre School of English is in Glasgow in
Scotland. There are twenty-eight classrooms and
forty teachers. There are two Internet cafés and
TV room for students. Glasgow is on the west.
coast of Scotland. The shops and galleries are great
but the big tourist attractions are Glasgow city
centre and the beautiful lakes (called ‘Lochs’, for
example Loch Lomond. Vocabulary | prepositions of place Vocabulary | nationalities
1 _ Find eight prepositions of place (one, two or 3 Look at the photos and information.
three words) in the word grid. Write sentences.
ip|zas| sey /RBS| Us ehelete les
Pierre: from France.
Di | axa [et ah | eae iad Favourite food: from italy
f[xfuln]tlofojn (ar: from Japan
olp|plo|s/iltfe
1 Pierre’ French.
n|m s|n ' areas
Pale) y 2 His favourite food is Italian
tla|nfelal]rlulh 3 His caris japanese.
‘Yu Wan: from China
Favourite food: from India
2 Lookat the picture. Complete the sentences Best friend: from Scotland
below with a word/phrase from the box.
behind im infront of opposite
nextto near under
4
5
6
TT
; Angela: from Germany
| B Favourite food: from Russia
Va Husband: from Brazil
7
8
1 The man is inthe café.
2 The caféis the bookshop.
3. Thebus stop is____ the café,
4 The car park is the bookshop. TTelek: from Potand
5. The bookshop is the restaurant. Favourite food: from the US Be
6 The bankis the café. Wife: from Australia a oa |
7 The woman i the bookshop.
e Grammar | There isn’t/aren’t any; Listening and reading
Seno 6 GHB Listen and write the questions below.
4 Lookat the shopping centre plan below. 1 A: Isthere a hotel near here
Complete the questions and answers. B: Yes, there are two. There’s a big hotel
ac opposite the tran station and there's a very
nice hotel next to the cinema on Venice
‘ Road.
a \# 5 ‘A: Great, thanks.
Bookshop | Oe ee 2 A: Excuse me
r 8: Err...no, there aren't.
Oh no!
[| Restaurant Soa
siti A: Never mind.
Srostect ‘Te Gar park 3 A Excuseme,___——?
B: Yes, there is. There's one opposite the
supermarket.
A; Great. Thank you.
B: You're welcome.
ak st 2
Yes, there are. There's a café on Carnival
Street, next to the supermarket and there's
a restaurant opposite the cinema.
A: Thank yout!
Supermarket
Bookshop
ST
Listen again and complete the map a-e below.
Car park
1s there a chemist?
Yes, there is.
Are there any banks?
train
station
ay
supermarket
5 Write affirmative or negative sentences about
the shopping centre in Ex. 4.
There’s a car park. (car park)
There aren’t any galleries. (galleries)
= (festaurant)
____.. (supermarket)
_. (department stores)
____ train station)
= (bookshops)
(museums)
. (bank)
10 __. (cinemas)
Camival Sveet
shopping
centre Vocabulary | abilities 3 Complete the conversation with the phrases in the box.
1 Write a verb or phrase for each picture.
They can Ican Canhe can Can you speak
Ican't eamyew He can
‘A: So, Mrs Redwood, (4) can you speak Italian?
B: (2) Yes, My mother and father are from Italy.
@)_____-speak italian, English French and German,
‘A: Great, (4) French and German?
B: 1 (5) speak German but (6)__ speak
French.
‘A: That’s OK. Mr Ploton is the manager. (7) speak
French,
B: @) speak English?
AA: No, he cant
4 Lookat the table below. Complete the sentences,
questions and answers.
Grammar | can/can’t PE ee el
and Lena
2 Write sentences with can and can’t. ‘speak Russian v x x
1 (\/sing //play the piano X) drive x Vv Vv
‘can sing but Lcan’t play the piano. use @ computer x v v
2 im and jane/cook ¥ /drive X)
1 (Leroy and Lena/use a computer) Leroy and Lena
can use a computer.
(o/use a computer) Jo can’t use a computer.
(Gimon/ drive?)
‘As Can Simon drive?
B: No, he can't.
4 (Leroy and Lena/speak Russian)
5 o/speak Russian?)
a te abe
B: :
(Gimon/use a computer)
7 (Leroy and Lena/drive?)
B 2
3 (Loretta/swim X/use a computer ¥)
4 (Wou/play golf x/play the piano ¥)
5 (Gebastian/cook ¥ /dance X)
6 (Youand I/sing X/cook “)
8 o/drive)
9 (Gimon/drive) Listening 6 _ Listen again. Make sentences
é r about Edward and Linda using can.
5 GHD Today is Linda's first day in her new job. Cover the Suna yice a ae
tapescript below and listen. Complete the map of the office
‘She can use a computer.
with the things in the box. ‘she-con use a computer.
2 Edward/speak italian
Linda's desk Edward's desk Rachel's desk Darren's desk pee a
3 Linda/speak Spanish
4 Linda/speak Russian
5 Linda/speak italian
6 Edward/speak Russian
Vocabulary | the time
'7 Write the time next to each clock.
|
|
‘A: Welcome to North-South Travel. 5
ca os
oe Ge be
\:: Great. Now, our main office is in Spain. Can you speak Spanish? 8
B: No, I can't. But | can speak Russian. 9
Sane Vocabulary | adjectives to describe people Grammar 1 | Present Simple (2): / like
1 a Find five adjectives to describe people in the Ba Make sentences with / like/ | don’t like.
word square. 4 (©jeappuecino)
Alike cappuccino .
2 (@/museums)
| don't tke museums
3 (©frap music)
r
c
bh
Pp
4 (@Arsenal Football Club)
ale 2 5 ((©fcomputers)
Db Match a word from Ex. 1a to the opposite
below. 6 (@indian food)
salle 4 poor z=
2 unhappy_______ 5 young 7 (@llespresso)
3 fat
8 (©fchildren)
2 Label the picture below with the adjectives from Jee oat ape tS
Ex1a. 9 (©flames Bond films)
a &] 10 (my manager)
1b Write questions and answers for each word/
phrase in bold.
short ——— + A: Do you tike black coffee? black coffee
a B: Yes, 1d.
2 & Doyoulike the countryside? the
countryside
8: No, Lo
2h _? Chinese food
a —— eee
ike 2 modern
@ buildings
B: ;
5k 2
8:
= mls 6% 2 supermarkets
4 8: eRe eae er
i di 7h? department
Bi, stores
A eae cerns
* Bk 7 American
— — cars
8: No, esac ut
a & gress et dao vas 19 MatyPatien
books
i: Yes, on
wh 27 The Beatles
= No, Grammar 2 | object pronouns
4 a Replace the underlined words with the
correct object pronoun: me, you, him, her, it, us
or them.
DAU a Nts ee
Mt
Daa Ea)
egy
Tuas
friends. | ike (1) my children. My
Sea
aaa!
Seay
(4) the television. And
Sacco a
like (6) Harold Parks?
Sn
1b Replace the underlined words with the
correct object pronoun or subject pronoun.
You and tare rich. We.
They like you and |
Kevin and Callum are engineers.
Do you like Kevin and Callum?
Ella Fitzgerald is my favourite singer. _
‘like Ella Fitzgerald,
Richard is my best friend,
ike Richard,
Reading
5 Read the texts. Match a question from the
box to each answer. Which question has two
answers?
Do you like big cities?
Do you like holidays on the coast?
‘Who are your favourite actors?
What are your favourite things in life?
Do you like British pop music?
Yes, I do ~ some of it
I Tike Keane and The
Doves ~ they/te great
bands
2
That's easy: Sean Penn,
Halle Berry and Susan
Sarandon. Sean Penn is
great in 21 Grams. Its a
really good film.
Yes, | do. Paris, Buenos
Aires and Rome are my
favourites. Buenos Aires
is fantastic.
Like French films,
‘chocolate, coffee from
Airica, the colour brown
and Italian fashion, for
example Versace.
aes b
No, I don't, but |
like holidays in the
‘countryside, | think beach
holidays are awful but
holidays in, for example,
the Cotswolds in the UK,
now they're great
?
Thats a good question.
I ike Sunday mornings
in bed, my friends and
family and ... a good
book. 1 Write the job in each gap
below.
4 Designers design things.
2 ‘cook food.
3 build buildings.
a
4 —___sell things.
#y
5 ___wrte articles.
6 -_ design buildings.
40
Grammar 1 | Present Simple (2): we/they
2 Look at the table and complete Grace's sentences.
GRACE AND MARLON | STEVE AND SHENA
G@iike theirjob | YES [No
(@ workin anoffice, YES NO |
Gsellcars | NO | ves
| Wdesign cars | YES
1 Grace: Wellike ourjobs. 3. Grace:
They don’ like their jobs. :
2 Gra 4 Grace:
3 Complete the conversation with one word in each gap.
WEEKEND HOUSE SWAP
‘Two couples swap houses for a weekend and decorate!
Presenter: So, Sasha and Liam, what do you (1) do?
Sasha: (2)__designers. ma fashion designer and
Liam is a car designer.
Presenter: And what about Colin and Nancy. What (3)
they do?
Liam: @ teachers. Colin is a primary school
teacher and Nancy is a secondary school teacher.
Presenter: What do Colin and Nancy (5)__?
Sasha: They like the coast and the countryside. (6) _
like blues and greens in their house. They like boats
and rivers but they (7) like cities and they
don’t (8) _greys and blacks.
Presenter: (6) do you like? Do (10)
and greens in your house?
like blues
Liam: No, we (it) We like whites and greys. We
like cities and towns. We (22) the countryside
and the coast, too, but just for a weekend.
Presenter: OK, thanks. Happy decorating! 7
Grammar 2 | wh- questions
4 a Addaword to complete each question.
1 What do you design? 4 do you work for?
2 do you do? 5 do you work?
3 Where you live?
1b Complete the conversation with questions 1-5 from
Ex aa.
Excuse me, Kate, this is Lance.
Hello Lance. Nice to meet you.
Nice to meet you, too.
(®) What do you do?
I'm a designer.
Oh really? (2) 2
Its a company called Confident Designs.
ise eengls
: | design shoes and clothes.
Kate: Great! (4) z
Ina small office in Manchester.
foe: eet
Lance: in a house in a village near Manchester. What do
you do?
Listening
5 a GBB Coverthe tapescript
below and listen. What job does
each man do?
b Listen again. Complete the
conversation.
TAPESCRIPT
Mans: i
Man 2: Holl
FA: Drink, sir?
Mans: Yes, (1) can have an orange
juice, please.
FA: And foryou, si?
Man 2: Can|(2)__a mineral water,
please, sparkling. And an orange
iui for my @)
Mans: Thanks.
Man 2: Thank you
Man: First time to New York?
Manz: (@)___?
Mana: _{s this your first time to New
Yorke?
Mana: Oh, no,itisnt. We (5) _t
New York lt for wore This Is
my wife, ec. she's aslep.
Mani: Noproblem. (6) ___doyou
do?
Man 2: We (7) coffee machines
We have a small company i's
@ ___company, and we sell
coffee machines to restaurants,
galleries, cafés, those kinds of
places
Mani: see
Man 2: What doyou (o)__?
Mana: Iman (10) I work fora
big bank. Its offices aren the UK
and the USI travel alot
Man 2: Yes, | see. Where do you ve?
Mans: {lve in Nev York with my family
buta lot othe time Ive in
hotels
light Attendant Vocabulary | verbs of routine
1a Matchayverb 1-7 to anoun a-f.
2) tobed
») up
2 work
aw
©) shower
1) asandwich
Match a phrase in Ex. 1a to a picture below.
getup 5
Grammar | Present Simple (3): he/she/it
2 Look at the pictures in Ex. 1b. Write sentences.
‘She gets up at 10.30.
4
:
4
5
6
7
3 Make these sentences negative.
He eats chocolate. He doesn’ teat chocolate.
She tikes chicken,
William starts work early.
Teresa gets up at seven-thirty.
He goes to bed late.
She finishes work at five o'clock.
He watches TV every day.
Irene has a new job.
4 Read the text. Answer the questions.
4 Does Mrs Moody start work early? Yes, she
does.
2 Does she have breakfast? __.
3. Does she drink coffee? _.
4 Does she go to the restaurant for lunch? _
5 Does she finish work late? _
6 Does she have any fiends? __
My manager is called Mrs Moody.
‘She starts work at seven o'clock every
morning, She doesn’t have breakfast.
‘She has a coffee at eleven o'clock.
‘She has salad for lunch. She doesn't
go to the restaurant - she eats her
salad at her desk. She finishes work
at about eight o'clock. She doesn’t
have any friends. 5 Write complete sentences.
1 (Iflike/salad)
| Hike sold.
2 (Cheryl/finish/her English class/half past ten)
Chery! finishes her English class at half past
ten
3 (They/work/in2 restaurant)
4 (Hillary and Ben/not/eat fast food)
5 (Connor/not/eat salad)
6 (you/go to bed eariy?)
Writing
‘7 Complete the letter to a friend with the phrases
inthe box.
How are you?
and my team like me.
eh
Dear Stephen,
Please write and tell me your news.
Best wishes,
and December
} — 7 Flat 15
7 (Uma/like/me?) (a) 89 Gilhurst Road
—? Plarauth,
8 (What/she/do?) *
@
Listening
1 6 GHB Cover the text and listen. Complete the @
table. / = like/love; X = don't/doesn’t like.
me [Billy [Bianca | Larry @ —__ r hope you're well
and
Mel Thave @ new joo 1m stil with Copy
ae a fast but Tv a nangger now. I get up
Billy early and Tork late but x ike my seb
| Bianca ©
Larry
d ee
| [tt David, the old manager, is a sales rep
So .. my family is a bit strange.
There's my husband, Billy, my
best friend, Bianca, and my
parents, Larry and Mel. Now |
love Billy, of course, and Billy
loves me. But Billy doesn’t like
Bianca. | don’t know why but
he doesn’t. And Bianca doesn't
like him, She likes my parents,
and they like her, but they don’t
like Billy. And, you know what,
Billy doesn’t like them. Now,
of course, | like Bianca and my
parents and they all ike me.
But Billy sn’t popular.
new. He werks for qsnall company. He
doesn't like his new job. He starts
work early aud he drives all over the
country
©
a
sareth Review and consolidation units 5-6
there is/are; there isn’t/aren’t; Is/ Present Simple
Are there ...? 3 Complete the sentence with the verb in
1 Complete the conversation with there's, there brackets in the Present Simple.
is, there isn’t, there are, there aren’t, Is there or 41 Garyis a chef. He cooks (cook) Italian food in a
Are there. restaurant.
‘A: Good morning. (1) /s there a bank near here? 2 My parents don’t get up (not get up) late.
B: Yes, (2)_____. It’s on Parliament Street. 3 |____ (like) British pop music.
‘A: And ) any museums near here? 4 We'e designers.We (design)
8: Yes, ) )___asmall museum magazines.
on Baker Steet and (6) ___a big museum 5 Sophie (not eat) meat.
opposite the train station. 6 Sebastian (eat) a lot of salad.
7 Alex. (not like) football.
Hello. (7)____ any good restaurants in town? 8 You (finish) work late.
D: Yes, (8) -@) a good Japanese 9 Weare writers. We (write) newspaper
restaurant on Gatson Street and (30) articles.
two good Indian restaurants on Mile Road. 10 Brian and Tara (watch) TV in the
C: Great. And (11) a cashpoint in this evening.
hotel? aa Harry's sister. (love) your house.
D: No, (12) - 12 Graham (Start) work at 10 o'clock.
E: Good afternoon. (13) any supermarkets 4 Write questions and answers from the prompts.
near here? 1 (you/play tennis) (yes)
F: No, (a4) . ‘A: Do you play tennis? B: Yes, 1do.
E: (a5)___anewsagent near here? 2 (your sisters/like your wife) (no)
F: Yes, (6) «it’s next to the cinema, ke 7B
3 (@avina/eat aot) (es)
can/can’t A 7 7B :
cn Ht he
2 Rearrange the words to make sentences and ree
oe Gaiviached ie
a daughter Can drive. your alee
Can your daughter drive? eerie
g ‘ 7 ree
= can't Steven plano. the play oo friends /live in Barcel = (yes)
raig/eat Fast Food) (x
3. Spanish, speak They can » eel ee axe
(wef i
ops Sea 8 (we/have any food in the house) (n0)
: fee CeCe
loth
5 dance. can sing and Michele 2 eee
10 Virginia
6 cook. husband My can't - cee ee ;
| Object pronouns: me, you, him,
her, it, us, them
5 Complete the gaps with me, you, him, her, it,
us, them.
4. He’s my best friend. | really ike him
2 You're my brother but I don't like
3 They'e great. We
4 Itsan ugly city 'don'tlike
5
6
7
I'm very happy. She loves 2
‘She's my manager. | don't like :
We like them and they like
Telling the time
6 Write the times in full.
ter to four
Vocabulary
tf
Complete the gaps with the nationalities of the
countries in brackets.
In Brazil people speak Portuguese. (Portugal)
2 Doyou like ___ food? (China)
3 BMWisa____car company. (Germany)
4 Giorgio Armani is an _ fashion designer.
(tay)
5 There are alot of __restaurants in the UK.
(india)
6 Canyou speak ___? (Poland)
Ibiza is a beautiful island. (Spain)
8 Mercedes Sosa is a famous singer.
(Argentina)
Complete the sentences with the opposite of
the adjective in bold,
1. He's not rich, he’s poor.
2 She's not old, she’s
3. They'te not fat, theyre *
4
5
an not tatl, Ym ___.
We're not sad, we're
‘Match a verb 1-8 to a word or phrase a-h.
3 use 2) anartice
2 write b) tobed
3 play ow
4 design dinner
5. finish ©) the piano
6 cook ) acomputer
7 80 @ work
8 watch h) a building Vocabulary | people and places Grammar | imperatives
1 Complete the crossword with the names of the 3 a Write an imperative next to each picture. Use
places 1- the word in brackets.
c 1 (quied
2 A wa ea
3 L
4 L
5 c
E
2 (de
j e (down)
T
7 R
E
*
(watch)
(line)
(look)
|
(in) |
2 Write one job for each place in Ex. 1.
1 call centre call centre worker ‘b Write the opposite of each imperative in
Ex. 3a. Use Please.
Please don’t be quiet.
2 =
3
4
5
6 How to ... | make a business phone call
4 GBB Listen to these business phone calls.
Write in the missing phrases.
PA: Good moming. WP Graphics.
Woman: Good moming. (1) Can I speak to
‘Andrew Holden, please?
PA: Certainly. (2)
PA: Hello.
Woman: Hello.
PA: 1'm sorry but Mr Holden
()__ at the moment.
Can I take a message?
Woman: No, thank you. | can call back later.
PA: OK. Thank you. Bye.
Woman: Bye.
PA: Hello. Marshall and Smith
Accountants.
MrEames: Hello. Can speak to
Mrs Marshall, please?
PA: @_
Mrs Marshall: Hello. Sarah Marshall
MrEames: Hello, Mrs Marshall. I's Anthony
Eames.
Mrs Marshall: Hello, Mr Eames,
6) =
MrEames: Well
Good afternoon. North Stone University.
Hello. (6) ___ please.
Certainly, Hold the line, please.
Karen: Hello.
Ted: Hello, Karen. (7)
Karen: Hello, Ted. How are you?
Ted: Fine, thanks. And you?
Karen: Not bad. Busy as always.
Cs
Ted: Well, {have a small problem and.
Vocabulary | months
5 a Complete the months below. Put them in the
correct order.
jily
Scrmb_t
b Cover the months above, What month is the
birthday of each celebrity below?
Maria Sharapova (19/04/1987) April
Giorgio Armani (11/07/1934)
Stephen Hawking (08/01/1942) __
Roger Federer (08/08/1981) ___
John Travolta (18/02/1954)
Bruce Springsteen (23/09/1949)
Woody Allen (1/12/1935)
Bono (10/05/1960) _
Angelina Jolie (04/06/1975) __
40 Sting (02/10/1951) _
11 Brooklyn Beckham (04/03/1999)
+2 Condoleezza Rice (14/11/1954) Vocabulary | work phrases
1 a Circle the correct verb.
work Gall ite customers
‘answer[have/write the phone
work/travel/write reports
call/work take work home
ive} work|travel from home
work/give/have outdoors
call/give/answer presentations
answerjtravel/have abroad
have wnite/work meetings
We ow aw Sag oO
‘Match the verb phrases above to the
pictures below.
3 Write the adverb of frequency in the correct
Grammar | adverbs of frequency
2 a Put the words in the box in the correct place.
often never sometimes usually
not often/not usually always
o% f
1b Put the words in the correct order to make
sentences,
1 afternoon, watch TV never | inthe
work Maggie usually home. doesn't take
We outdoors. work sometimes
to always go Do bed you at iso'clock?
5 golf He Sundays. often plays on
6 abroad. They travel don't often
place.
1 | swim in the sea. (not often)
| don't often swim inthe sea. ;
1'm late for work. (sometimes)
3. Idrive. (never)
4 Ising and play the piano at family parties.
(usually)
5 My manager answers the phone at work. (not
usually)
6 Heis happy on Friday afternoons. (always) Reading
4a Read the three texts. Match a text to a person.
Regina doesn't work in an office. She talks to
customers a lot but she doesn’t usually call
them. She never works from home and she
doesn't take work home. She always works on
Saturdays. She doesn't give presentations or
write reports and she doesn't use a computer.
Regina: ‘like my job. | always start work at
nine and finish at five. | don’t think
about my job after 5 o'clock.”
2] Darcy doesn't work in an office and she doesn't
work in a school. She sometimes starts work
in the morning, sometimes in the afternoon
and sometimes at night. She often works at
weekends. In Darcy's job there aren't any
customers but she talks to people every day.
Darcy: ‘I love my job: | don’t take work home.
Hike the doctors but | don’t like the
nights.”
[3] Olivia doesn't work in a factory or a call centre.
She starts work at nine and finishes at five every
day. She never works on weekends. She doesn't
call customers but she often has meetings with
her manager and sends a lot of emails. She
‘sometimes takes work home in the evenings.
Olivia: ‘My job is OK. | don't love it and | don’t
hate it. My manager is quite nice."
bb Read the texts again. Complete the gaps
with the name of a person in the photos.
4 never works on Saturday.
2 ‘works in an office.
3 doesn't start work at 9 o'clock every
day.
4 and never cal customers.
5 works in a shop.
6 5 and never take work
home.
7 _____works in a hospital.
8 ses a computer at work.
Writing
5 Put the phrases in the box in the correct order
to make a note.
call me at home
Thanks,
My phone number
soe
is 04931829319.
Can you
Dilara this afternoon?
Hi Jered | Vocabulary | ordinal numbers and dates
1a Complete the crossword with the clues
below.
5
a 97
Across Down
2) ath 3) sth
5) 30th 3) 22th
7) 1th 4) 15th
0) s9th 6) 20th
1) 8th 8) ast
12) 31d 9) 2nd
b Put the dates in written form.
the twenty-first of january 21st January
the eleventh of March
the frst of May
the twelfth of December
the twentieth of june
the sixteenth of November
the second of September
the third of February
Grammar | would like
2 a Complete the conversation with phrases from
the box.
What would you like I'd like a
thank you Whetwould-youtikets.
Would you like I'd like
A: Hello, Mr Wallace, My name's Orla Birch.
B: Hello, Ms. Birch, This is Mrs Trenter.
Nice to meet you, Mrs Trenter.
Nice to meet you, too.
A: Please, come into my office. (2) What would
‘you like to drink?
B: (2)__coffee, please.
: And like a cup of tea, please.
AG) milk and sugar?
B: No, (4) ___. Just black.
: Yes, please.
As (5) __to eat? A piece of cake?
B: ('d like some fruit, please,
c@ apiece of cake. Thank you.
1 Write questions and answers with the words
in bold.
4 A: Would you like a black coffee? black coffee
B: No, thank you. No
2. A: What would you like to eat? to eat
B: I'd like a sandwich, please. sandwich
3 ‘mineral water
No
4 s orange juice
Yes
5 2 to drink
espresso
6 piece of cake
Yes
7 Ttoeat
asalad
instant coffee
No Vocabulary | food
Ba Rearrange the letters to make a kind of food.
1 “S8eerlvabe » vegetables
2 Psu s
3 Blass s
4 Kinacs d
5 Mat f
6 SSeerts 4
7 8Shen®
8 1Setae
9 BCmisutOne m.
b Complete the text below with a word from
Ex. 3a.
When | go to a restaurant, | always have a
. for example chicken
and | never have any
before the meal.
<=
‘cane’
Italian dish, for example spaghetti bolognese with a
(| @
‘or some fresh
but sometimes |
order a plate of fresh don't
— just a mineral water.
Listening
4 GHB Cover the tapescript below and
listen, Choose the correct picture for
each conversation.
TAPESCRIPT
‘A: What would you lke?
B: Err «like vegetable soup and ..a
chicken salad, please.
[As Here you are
Bs Thanks.
2
[A: Hello Mr Adams, Welcome to our factory.
B: Thank you.
‘A: Would you like 2 coffee?
B: Yes, please. White, two sugars, please.
A: Is instant coffee OK?
B: Yes, that’s fine
3
‘A: OK, before the meeting, what would you
like to drink
Bs Can | have a cup of tea, please?
‘A: Sure, Would you like a piece of cake? A
biscuit?
piece of cake, please.
‘Ak: Chacolate cake?
B: Great
Conversation +
Conversation 2
Ga)
Conversation 3 Vocabulary | teisure activities
1a Matcha word in the box to a picture.
tennis swimming reading eat
television cycling football hess
theatre walking sightse
1b Write the phrase for each leisure activity in
the pictures above.
play chess
watch television
do exercise
How to ... | tatk about things to do
2 Look atthe table and complete the
conversation.
Jeffshouse | Adelina’s | Pia’ house
house
o
¢ / ¢
(=)
(ef i | a
7
(Q < z
[ = x x 7
| x v x
‘A: Where do you want to go this weekend?
B: How about Jeff's house. (1) You can watch
TWand (2) chess at his
house.
‘A: Yeah, but | want to do some exercise. What
about Adelina’s house? (3)
tennis and (4)
exercise,
B: But | want to swim. How about Pia's house.
6). swimming at her
house. She’s got a swimming pool.
‘A: Good idea.
Grammar | like + -ing; want + infinitive
3
Complete the sentences with want or like.
4 Marcus and Pete want to play football.
2 Doyou eating out?
3 Which restaurant do you to goto?
4 They don't watching TV.
5 Does she playing tennis?
6 Doyou____ to go fora walk?
7 Idon't playing chess.
8 We togotothe theatre. 4 Complete the texts
the verbs in brackets.
‘My name is Kate Watson. 'm a
‘chef. | work for a small restaurant
called The Happy Chicken. | lke
(1) being (be) 2 chet and | like
(2) ___ {work with food but |
don't like (3) finish) work
atone o'clock in the morning.
want (4) (work) from
nine to five and | want (5)
(go) out with my friends in the
‘evening. | never see my friends
= Him always at work!
My name is Johan Holland,
I'ma call centre worker. | ke
) work) with lots of
people but I don't like my job.
It’s not exciting. | want
{17)___thel a sales rep. | ike
(8) travel abroac and
Vike (@)__+ (se things
Idon't want 10) _ (cal)
‘customers for eight hours a day.
Vocabulary | adjectives
5 a Rearrange the letters to make six adjectives.
+ Hluctaft = o 4 murat
2 yase=e___ 5. nelgin
3. igrobr 6 sirtintegne
D Complete the sentences with adjectives 1-6
above.
4 [don’t like having meetings at work. | want to
sleep in meetings. Theyre ____.
Uri Anderson, 42, Sales Manager
2 I can speak Russian, English and Spanish
Languages are very ___ for me.
Asenka Chazow, 14, Student
3. [read two or three books every week. Books
are very
‘Amina Lang, 49, Lecturer
4 1got 3 out of 20 in my maths test. Maths is
very _ for me.
Edel Moller, 16, Student
5 like travelling abroad and meeting new
people. I's
Vashti Adamski, 26, Reporter
6 I g0 out with friends from work every Friday
evening, Its
Josie West, Designer
Writing
6 Look at the advert below. Complete the email to
the hotel.
Manor Bridge Hotel
‘A beautiful hotel in the heart of the
English countryside.
* 6double rooms» swimming pool
+ 2single rooms
+ much more! \
Come to Manor Bridge Hotel for a
‘weekend away or a holiday! )
manorhotel@burbank.net
Dear (2)
1(3)_____ some more information
about your hotel.
+ Do you have a (4) room
available for my wife and | on
6) 2
+ (@)__isit for two nights?
+ Is breakfast (7)__?
+ Has the hotel got (8)
1) to your reply.
Yours (10) . I
Percy Cotton Vocabulary | rooms and furniture
1a Match a piece of furniture in the box to a
picture.
washing machine sefe fridge
Grammar | have got/has got
2 a Lookat the chart. Complete the text below
for Jamie.
coffee table car wardrobe bed bedrooms
mirror basin bath armchair cooker garage
toilet sink garden
washing machine
bath
sofa
car
(@) ‘ve got a small flat in Notting Hil In the UK.
sofa 4) — (@) It___ one bedroom and a living room. it
[oa e a garage ora garden. | (4)
a | pf washing machine in the kitchen and a sofa in the
living room. | (5) a bath —just a shower. |
| (@ ___acar~ it's a small, red sports can”
1D Look at the chart. Complete the text below
about Patricia.
“= (©) She's got a house in Auckland in New Zealand.
it @)____ two bedrooms and a garage but
$ it(@)__a garden. She (4) ___a bath in
the bathroom and a sofa in the living room. She
~ (5) ___awashing machine and she (6)_
4 h car.
Complete the conversation.
3
= :
S| |
33)| a ail
1b Match the furniture in Ex. 1a to a room below.
‘A: Hello. Can |help you?
No, thank you. fm just looking.
‘A: Our televisions are on special offer today.
@. you, a television?
Ves, 1G) et
A: @)___you___atelevision in your
bedroom?
G: No, 1(@) But I don't want a television
want a washing machine for my mother.
A: ©) ____your mother___a television in
her bedroom?
C: Yes, she (6)
washing machine.
‘It's £399. The television Is only £299...
Now, how much is this 4 Write complete sentences with
have got.
(you/a car?) (Yes)
‘A: Have you got a car?
B: Yes, / have.
(Ravi// /a new house)
Ravi's got a new house.
(My parents/x/a washing
machine)
(your house/a garage?) (No)
2
&
Se eee
(that hotel/a swimming poot?)
(es)
AGGE eee et
perme
(my hotel room/x/bath)
(we/7 [a new baby)
(you/d /a beautiful fat)
(amy sisters/X/any children)
(we/any milk in the fridge?)
(es)
Ah
B
Listening
5 a GBB Listen and mark the
stress.
1
2
3
I've got a new bicycle
Have you got a big fridge?
Mark hasn't got my email
address.
Have your friends got
televisions in their bedrooms?
They haven't got a coffee
table
She's gota nice sofa,
Listen again and repeat.
Reading
6 Read the texts and answer the questions.
via ee
i exer
ea
Panag
Twant to live in
St Petersburg in
Russia. It's not the
capital of Russia
but it's Russia’s
cultural capital.
It's interesting and
exciting ... Hove it.
‘St Petersburg is in
the west of Russia
It’s only 300 years
old but it has got a
Jot of beautiful buildings, for example The Hermitage and
‘The Summer Palace. Nevsky Prospect is the main street in
St Petersburg. It’s got a lot of shops and restaurants.
My favourite place is St Issak Cathedral. I's got amazing
views of the city from the top and inside it's got beautiful
paintings. It’s also got a cashpoint!
My friends live in St Petersburg and they've got a nice flat
near the centre of the city. They haven't got a garden but
they've got a dacha! It's a small house in the countryside
for holidays or the weekend.
4. Is St Petersburg the capital of Russia?
No, it isn't.
2 How old is it?
3 What is the main street?
4 What is Oscar’s favourite place?
5 What is in St Isaak Cathedral?
6 Where do Oscar's friends go for weekends and holidays? How to ... | make suggestions 8
1 Complete the conversation with
What about ..? or How about...?
and a phrase from the box.
Kathleen Stock is a
university lecturer from
Cork in Ireland, She's
42 years old and she
works for Dublin City
“University. Her husband
is Tom Stock.
a swim in the lake
a game of chess
that new café on Cathedral Street
a film at the cinema
eae
‘A: What do you want to do this
afternoon?
B: How about a game of tennis?
‘A: No. | dont ike playing tennis
Read the texts then write a question for each answer,
B:
‘A: No. I don't like swimming.
8 1 What is her sumame? aoe 2
Stock. 42.
AA: No, I don’t want to go to a café, 2 Ss
2: She's a university lecturer. Dublin City University
ae ?
‘A: No. I can't play chess. Cork in Ireland,
A: Good idea. Which film?
Grammar | question words
2 Complete each question with the
correct question word.
aA: What do you teach?
B: teach English.
2h is your favourite
actor?
B: Jean Claude Van Damme.
faris your school?
It’s about 2km from here.
__ is Jackie?
in the bathroom,
She
Elvis song is this? Bodrum in Turkey.
It's You Are Always on my Mind.
old is she?
‘She's eighty-two. ? 2
7 is your teacher? Unik.
Mrs Malkmus, 8 Soe
8 _ coffee table do you Turkish food,
like? ° ?
B: lke this coffee table, It's nice. Bristol
6 aire eg
He's her husband.
f
lenik is @ small restaurant in Bristol. It serves
excellent Turkish food. A typical meal costs £15. The
‘owner is a woman called Ceylan Yildirim. She's from
£5
Ceylan Yildirim
Bodrum in Turkey. Vocabulary | food
4 Complete the puzzle with kinds of food.
Find the hidden phrase.
Listening
5 a Complete the conversation with a
word in each gap.
Waiter: Hello. Gino's restaurant.
Sam: Hello, "d (i) __to book a
table for Saturday evening.
Waiter: Certainly, madam. (2) _
‘many people?
Sam: Two.
Walter: What (3) 3
Sam: Nine o'clock, please.
Waiter: And what's the name, please?
Sam: Sam Allman,
Waiter: OK, that’s fine, Ms Allman.
(@) ___ you on Saturday.
Sam: Thank you. Goodbye.
‘b GBB Listen and check your answers.
6
is
Complete the conversation with a word in each gap.
Waiter:
Sam:
Waiter:
Sam:
Ww
Waiter:
Sam:
Waiter:
Tony:
Waiter:
Sam:
Tony:
Waiter:
Tony:
‘Sam:
Waiter
Hello, madam. Do you have a (1)__-_?
Yes, ldo. My name’s Sam Allman.
Ms Allman. A (2) for two?
Yes, that’s right
()___with me, please.
Are you (4) to order?
Yes, I'd (5) ___chicken soup, please, and
fish curry
Certainly, madam. And for you, sir?
Can | (6) __ seafood pasta, please? No
starter, thank you
Certainly. What would you like to (7) _?
Can | have an orange juice, please?
And I'd tke a mineral water, please.
(©) ___orsparkling?
Sparkling, please.
Excuse me. Can I have the (9) + please?
Ofcourse,
b GBB Listen and check your answers.
—— aE __.Review and consolidation units '7-8 _
Imperatives
1 Match aword or phrase 1-8 toa word or phrase 3
a-h to make an imperative.
sit
Tun
Listen
ae :
Hold
Don't come
Don't look
Don't eat
would like
Correct the mistake in each sentence.
1 What would youllike eat? to
Wat would you like to eat?
2. Would like a cup of tea?
3 |like a coffee, please.
‘4 Would like you a piece of cake?
like + ing; want + infinitive
a) the line, please,
b) off your mobile phone.
© down, please.
4) chocolate for lunch.
©) at my emails,
) quiet, please.
®) in.
hy to me, please.
4
Adverbs of frequency
2 Put the adverb of frequency in brackets into the
correct place in the sentence,
4 [turn off my mobile phone, (never)
Inever turn off my mobile phone.
2 I'mlate. (sometimes)
3, Do you work from home? (often)
4 Are they happy? (always)
5 Ihave a coffee in the morning. (usually)
6 Doyou play chess? (sometimes)
7. She is early. (not usually)
8 They listen to me. (never)
Write full sentences from the prompts in
brackets.
1 (Adriana/like/sing)
Adriana likes singing.
2 (Peter/want/go out tonight?)
Does Peter want to go out tonight?
3 (Mysister/not like/work from home)
4 Uerome and Kay/not want/go swimming)
5. (lan/like/play golf)
6 eachers/not usually lke/check homework)
7 (not want/cook tonight)
8 (efer/want/meet julia)
9. (you/ike/work from home?)
10 (Sheila and Jeff/like/watch TV?) have got/has got
5 Complete the conversation with the correct
form of have got.
Petra: (1) Have you got a house ora flat?
Julia: (2) ——_—ahouse.
Petra: (3) it a garage?
Julia: No, it (@) ee
new car but | (6) a garage.
Petra: (7)_____you a garden?
Julia: No, 1 (8) But my friends (6)
___a garden and | sometimes
go there. They (to) a
swimming pool in their garden.
Petra: (11) they tennis court?
Julia: Yes, they (12) __
Question words
6 Circle the correct question word.
What (Where) Who do you work?
What/Where/Who do you work for?
What/Where/Who music do you like?
How/Which/Who near is it?
How/|Which/ Where restaurant do you want to
go to?
6 What/Which/Where do you do?
Dates
"7 How do we say and write dates? Complete the
gaps below.
+ Say: the fourteenth of August
Write: 14th August
2 Say:
Write: 1st September
3. Say: the twenty-third of November
4 a
zand January
5 Say: the eleventh of March
ie as
past June
the eighth of February
sath April
Making suggestions
8 Correct the mistakes.
4 What to about dinner tomorrow night?
What about dinner tomorrow night?
2 How toa game of tennis?
3. What about eat out tonight?
2
4 How about go cycling?
?
5 What about to play chess?
Vocabulary
9 Match a word or phrase 1-10 to a word or
phrase a-j to make a phrase.
4 factory a) the theatre
2 write b) centre
3. main 0) exercise
4 g0 4) table
5 do ) abroad
6 goto 1) ameeting
7 coffee @) out
8 travel fh) worker
9 call ) reports
10 have D course
10 Choose three possible words or phrases from
the box to complete each sentence,
call centre worker fun office beef
mirror go cycling nurse school
play football August seafood
wardrobe lamb goto the theatre
sofa boring February hospital
waiter September exciting
4 My birthday is in August/February/September,
2 lama
3 Inever eat
4 The party was really
5 Have you gota
in your bedroom?
6 Doyouoften a
7 work in a/an Vocabulary | saying years
1 Correct the phrases in the ‘say’ column.
nineteen and eighty-two
nineteen eighty-two
two hundred and four
eighteen zero three
nineteen hundred and nine
nineteen seventeen
2 a GBB Cover the tapescript below. Listen and
write the dates next to each picture.
pA) ast duty 204s
ten seconds
long, $0
TAPESCRIPT
The first TV advert was on ast July, 19
‘seconds long and the cost was just nine dollars
The first newspaper crossword was on 21st
December, 1913. It was called a ‘Word-cross’
‘The first mobile phone call was on 31d April, 3973.
It was in New York.
‘The first tourist in space was on 28th Apri
His name was Dennis Tito
D Listen again. Write the extra information,
Grammar | past of to be: affirmative
3 Complete the texts with was or were.
Peter Sellers is a
British icon. He
@ was born on sth
September, 1925, in
Hampshire, the UK.
His parents
@___Agnes
and BillSellers. |
They (@)__
actors and singers in the theatre. In the |
19508, Peter Sellers ()__astar of the
radio. In the 19608 and 1970s he
(6) ___a film star. The Pink Panther and
Dr Strangelove (6) _Peter Sellers’ ims.
|
t
|
The Beatles
@ John,
Paul, George and
| Ringo. They |
@) from
Liverpool. Their first
name (3)
The Quarrymen.
In ag61 they.
popular in Liverpool and
Say “Their first hit, in 1962, (5)
Love Me Do. Their next song, Please Please
‘Me, (6) number one in early 1963.
Revolver and Let It Be (7) Beatles
albums.
Make these sentences past with was or were.
Jeff and | are late for the party
My son and daughter are at home.
''m a computer engineer.
You're my best friend.
We're in the garage.
Franz is my sister's best friend.
This book is really exciting
They're at school today.
She's a university lecturer in London.
10 It's my favourite restaurant. How to ... | talk about childhood Reading
5 Put the words in the correct order to make '7 Read the webpage then mark the sentences
sentences. true (7) or false (F).
1 good When young, Iwas actor 1 George Washington was the first president of
Iwas a the US.
When J was young, | was a good actor. 2. Samuel Huntington was the President of the
2 shewasa When beautiful. she was US in 3779.
child, 3 Abillion in the US and a billion in the UK are
pete re the same.
3. children, friends. When they they were 4 John D. Rockerfeller was a billionaire in the UK.
were 5 The first World Cup was in Argentina.
6 The first World Cup winner was Uruguay.
4 was young, When he Tim very thin
—————
5 you were you achild, When were
happy? More Famous Firsts
ee You ask the questions, we find the answers!
6 Iwas wasn't young, good at When
Lee Ceres
Polly Kitten
Well Polly, most people think it was George
Vocabulary | prepositions Washington but it was Samuel Huntington in
1779, George Washington was the fist president
6 Write complete sentences, || withthe new constitution in 1789
1 Ginstein/born/sath March, 1879)
Einstein was born on 14th March, 1879. TEPER
2. (Alfred Hitchcock/famous/his films) Phil Smythe
Good question, Phil
3. Margaret Thatcher/friends/Ronald Reagan) Nain lia
———__________ S in the UK and the
4 (Martin Luther King and Spike Lee/born/ US. fn the US ts
Atlanta in Georgia) a coanamaea tan
oS Sr | thousand milion).
5 (Marilyn Monroe/married/Joe DiMaggio and |} In the UK it is
Arthur Mille) 1,000,000,000,000
2 : (ene milion milion)
6 (iyndon Johnson/President/America/1963 to Anyway, the first
1969) billionaire in
‘American money
was John D.
7 Gome of Nina Simone’s music/similar/ Billie
Holiday's music) Rockerfeller in 1916.
His company was
Standard Oil
8 (Mikhail Glinka/good/singing)
When was the first World Cup?
Marta Diaz
The first World Cup was in 1930 in Uruguay.
There were thirteen countries in the competition.
Argentina and Uruguay were the two teams in the
final. Uruguay were the winners, 4-2. Grammar | past of to be: negatives and 2
questions
1a Read the profile and complete the
sentences.
eee
Mame: Catherine Hise Blanchett
Born: 14th May, 1969, in Mottourno, Australia
Tather: Robert Blanchet, from tho US
Mother; June Blanohtt, from Australia
Gallahood: good actor at sohoa!
University: Melbourn University Boonomics)
First big film: Oscar and Lucinds |
‘Children: Dachioll (born 2001), Roman (born. 2004)
4 (Cate/born/the UK)
Cate wasn’t born in the UK.
‘She was born in Australi
(Her parents/from/the UK)
(Ghe/a good singer/at schoo!)
4 (Her subject at university/English)
5 Her first big film/Elizabeth |)
(Her children/born/2002) 8
‘D Write questions from the prompts in Ex. 12.
4 Was Cate born in the UK?
No, she wasn't.
Complete the conversation with was, wasn’t,
were or weren't.
So, Melissa, when you (1) were a
child, (2)______ you a good singer?
No, 1(@) -1@) avery
bad singer.
Interviewer: Who (5) _ your singing
teacher?
Meli Her name (6) Mrs Parsons.
She (7) ___ great - really great! 7
Interviewer: Who (@) your favourite
singers?
Melissa: Aretha Franklin and Billie Holiday
© my favourite singers. ’
Interviewer: (20) your parents singers?
Melissa: No, they (11) ‘My mother
2) a scientist and my
father (13) a househusband.
Correct the mistakes.
4 Was you a good singer when you were young?
Were you a good singer when you were young?
2 Richard and Alex isn't at work yesterday,
3. |not a maths teacher. | was a science teacher.
4 Were Ronald Reagan a film star?
5 Myfather not a composer but he was a
musician,
6 Was you at home last night?
7 When were your last holiday?
8 Who your best friend was at school?
9 What were Marlon Brando's last film?
10 Were your father a politician? Vocabulary | yesterday, last, ago
4 a Read the text. Put the pictures in time order.
‘My name is Emily Barnes. | work for Trans-Global
Software. | travel abroad a lot. For example, last
week | was in Moscow. Three days ago | was
in Athens. Fifteen days ago I was in New York.
Yesterday | was in London, Last month | was in
Paris.
A
iS
b Complete the phrases with yesterday, ago ot
last.
Today is Wednesday 24th March, 2008
4. 23rd March, evening = yesterday evening
2-a7thMarch=—
3 2007
4
5
23rd March/2uth March, night
Monday 15th March — Sunday 2ast March =
6 agth March = ten
7 February 2008
23rd March, morning =___
TAPESCRIPT
‘A: Hello. Ae you Mr Sarandon?
3: Yes, that’s (a) right.
: Hello, Marianne. Nice to meet you, too, Please, sit
No, thank you
3: So, you want ajob in The Coffee Palace
\: I was a sales assistant in a clothes shop.
B: Was that here in Chicago?
‘Az Noyit
Bs | see. What was the name ofthe shop?
A: Favourite Fashions
B: Was (5)
‘Az No, it wasn’t. My ist job was in a call cent
B: OK. Can you make good coffee?
‘A: can make great coffee
Listening
5 a GHD Cover the tapescript and listen.
‘Answer the questions below.
What does Marianne want?
Where is The Coffee Palace?
What was Marianne’s last job?
What is Favourite Fashions?
What was Marianne’s first job after high
school?
6 Can she make good coffee?
Vm Marianne. Nice to meet you.
down. (2) you like a coffee?
Yes, that’ right.
What (3) ___your last job?
It was in San Diego. 'm from
California
your first job after high school?
Then
Iwas a PA in an office but that (6) very
interesting, Vocabulary | housework How to ... | ask about an experience
1 a Choose the correct word to complete each phrase. 2 Match a question from the box to an
4 cookéronfwash dinner answer.
2 wash/leanfio the laundry 7
3. fron/vacuumook the house Hoe ws ie Nett
sleek ihe bathe ; How was your weekend?
4 eee! Kwai cigar ahi Beata ‘How was your holiday?
5 Ironfook/acuum a shirt Hogvetentlte
6 cookAronfvash the dishes How was the party?
‘Db Write a phrase above next to each picture below.
Br Itwas OK, but the flight attendants
weren't very nice.
a B: Itwas good, My teacher likes me!
there.
B: Fine, thanks. | was in town on
Saturday and | was at home on
Sunday.
B: It was great. The weather was lovely
and the food was very nice.
Grammar | Can/Could you ..? Can/
Could 1.2
3 Put the words in the correct order to
make requests/ask for permission.
1 you? | to Can talk
an I talk to you?
2 you dinner? Can cook
3 the Could open you window?
‘© Write a suggestion in each space below. Use Could
you ...2 and a phrase from Ex. 12.
4A: Could you iron my shirts?
B: Sorry, | can't. The iron is broken.
4 down? 1 Can sit
5 home at work | tomorrow?
Could
6 on television? Could turn you
the
+ Sorry, | can’t. The washing machine is broken.
2
: Sure. What would you like to eat?
A
8
A
Bs
A
B: Yes, OK. Where’s the vacuum cleaner?
A
B: I can't. The kitchen sink is broken.
re
B
| can’t. My brother is having a shower! 4 Matcha conversation toapicure Writing
1A: Could you carry my suitcase?
B: Of course.
2 A: Canluse your phone?
B: Yes, you can.
3 A: Could have a cup of tea?
B: Yes, of course. :
‘4 A: Could you take a photo of us?
Read the letter. There are nine mistakes. Find them and
correct them.
B: Yes, sure. Dear Tesia,
i 5 A: Could you answer the phone? a
B: Yes, OK. Long time Dek see. How are you?
Thanks for your last letter. How were
wour holiday? Our holiday wasn't very
good. The hotel was awful and the
weather is very bad.
My family fine, thank you. Viktor is Four
and Roza is two year old now. I've got a
new job. Last year /'m 2 sales rep. bat
now /'m a sales manager. The new job
is exciting bat / work long hours.
There is a comference im your city next
Thursday. / could stay at your house om
Wednesday night? | can stay in a hotel
bat / want see you.
Could send me an email or calf me this
week?
Love, __.. Stories —
Vocabulary | good and bad experiences
5
1 a Read the sentences. Write the missing verbs
in the puzzle. What is the hidden phrase?
4. You meet a famous person.
2. Athief____ your mobile phone
3 You____toanew house.
4 You inbedall day.
5 Apolice officer___ you.
6 You_____your leg.
7 You____the lottery.
8 You your wallet or purse.
9 You____ some money on the street.
hidden
phrase
g
b Match a phrase in Ex. 1a to a picture below.
4 74
‘you break your leg
B%
5
Grammar 1 | Past Simple: affirmative
2 Complete the email with a verb from the box in
the Past Simple.
walk want cook start
play move close talk
e090 2
Hello Lydia,
How are you? The weather here in Madrid
is great. Our day (1) started at 7.30a.m.
yesterday! Consuela (2) breakfast for
us. Then we (3) to the Prado Gallery.
Felipe (4) to See the paintings by Goya
and Velazquez. Felipe (5) in Madrid
when he was a child but he (6) tothe
UK when he was 8 years old
After lunch we (7) tennis in the
park. The park (8) at 5.00pm. In
the evening we (9) to music and
(10) about our favourite singers at
Consuela’s house.
That's all for now. Send me an email and
tell me your news! |
Love,
Reina
Pronunciation | (1/, /d/ and /1d/
3 Write /t/, /d/ or td next to the -ed ending of
each verb.
4 wanted /id/
2 liked AL
3. moved fa
a
5 wanted
6 closed ___
7 arrested
8 listened
9 asked
10 finished
11 played
32 cooked Grammar 2 | Past Simple: negativesand = Listening:
questions
5 EBD Cover the tapescript below and listen.
4 a Complete the text with the correct form of Match the events 1-6 to the dates af.
the verbs in brackets.
Events Dates
4 Gauguin was born 8) 3855
2. Gauguin moved to Peru ) 1903,
3 Gauguin moved back to France )1888
‘4 Gauguin lived with Van Gogh 1895
5 Gauguin moved to Tahiti ©) 1848
6 Gauguin died ) 3849
TAPESCRIPT
This isa painting by Paul Gauguin. His full name was
Eugene Henri Paul Gauguin. He was born in Paris on
7th june, 1848. His family moved to Peru in 849.
3: Did they stayin Peru?
‘Db Write questions and answers about
No, they did’. n #855 Gauguin moved back to
Nan Goet France with his mother,
4 (Van Gogh/stay/ Paris?) }: Was he friends with Van Gogh?
Ak; Did Van Gogh stay in Paris? ’A: An interesting question. He lived with Van Gogh for
B: No, he didn’t, three months in 1868 but Gauguin didnt lke Van
Gogh and he didn't ike Van Gogh's paintings.
2 (Van Gogh/move/London
{Yon coeh move tondon |, (See
: ar 'A: He moved therein 895. His wife and children stayed
B: Yes, in Europe. Gauguin didn't want to live in Europe and
3 (Van Gogh/love/Eugenie Loyer?) he loved art from other countries. He worked in Tahiti
he 2 but it wasn't easy. He wasnt rich, he was very il
Le ewe oe and the police in Tahiti even arrested him! He died
: Yes, in 1903,
‘4 (Eugenie Loyer/love/Van Gogh?)
&
B: No, =.
5 (Van Gogh/tike/his job?)
& z
B: No, Grammar | Past simple: irregular verbs © Complete the text with the correct form of
the verb in brackets.
1a Complete the sentences with the Past
‘Simple of the verb in brackets.
4 My brother got married (get married) last year.
Newly-weds win €15million
2 Oliver and Emma______ (buy) a house in in Euro Lottery
Spain. Fe
3 We (go) to the cinema last night.
4 You______ (See) her. She was at the party.
5 Rachel (say) no.
6 My manager and my wife (meet)
your daughter yesterday.
7 He (give) an awful presentation
yesterday.
8 Irena and! (find) a beautiful hotel in
the centre of Prague.
Db Complete the puzzle with the past simple of
the verbs below. Some are regular and some
are irregular. Find the hidden phrase. Janice and Derek Parker from Cornwall
1) (win) €15 million in the Euro
+ play 2 buy Taney as week tnsce and Derk
Ri sunt @ (get married) on Saturday morning,
3. lose 9 finish “We (3) (not go) on holiday,’ (4)
4 say 10 listen (Gay) Janice. ‘We (5) (not have) any
5 come 44. meet money. But we (6) (g0) to a nice
6 g0 restaurant. In the evening I (7) (look)
atthe lottery numbers and I (8) __ (be) so
hidden happy’. And last Friday Derek (9) ___ (buy)
phrase a present for Janice. What (10) __(he/buy)
for her? He (11) __(not buy) a new car or a
fs new house, He (12) (buy) a new washing
2 machine for her!
3
4 Put the words in the correct order to make
questions.
A a 1 find you your Did wallet?
id you find your wallet?
" Le
Z 3 car? they Did a buy new
4 her? Did love you
C 5 to Harry London? Did move
6 say ‘Yes? Did you
7 lose passport you on Did holiday?
your
8 Did lottery? win we the Vocabulary | high numbers
2 Write the numbers.
4 2,50 two thousand, one hundred
and fifty
2 1,010-__ and
3 980 and
4 15,612-
and
5 9.999 Ss
and
6 86,321
and
7 115,200- and
8 200,109 -
and
Listening
3 GW Listen and write the numbers in
the interesting facts below.
Interesting facts
4 Mount Everest is 8.850 metres tall
2 There are more than.
countries in the world.
3. About people live in the
Vatican City.
4, The River Nile in Egypt is.
Kilometres long.
5 Jean Calment died in 1997. She was
years old.
6 Thereare about __million cars
in the world.
7 There are about pandas in
China,
8 There are between and
languages in the world.
9 The Pacific Ocean is about
million square kilometres.
10 The average person has between
and hairs on their
head.
Writing
4 Rewrite the sentences in the correct order to make news
stories.
News story.
‘A He got married to
Alexandre Serrano
on his eighty-first
birthday.
‘Rio was very
beautiful he sai
“but Alexandre
is very, very
beautiful’
He met heron
holiday in Rio de
Janeiro.
It was a good
week for Cristiano
‘Andrade from
Portugal.
Itwas a good week for Cristiano Andrade from Portugal,
News story 2
A
Now he can’t play
football for six
months.
They bought
footballer Clive
Lightfoot for £1.6
milion,
Clive arrived at the
football club on
Monday morning.
Itwas a bad week
for football team
Rochdale United,
Inthe afternoon
he broke his leg. Grammar | going to
1 Read the sentences below and write another
sentence. Use the verbs in the box and
going to.
find a new job getmarried
gotothe beach goto bed
break your leg be rich
move to a hot country
cook dinner tonight
1 Rachel and Steven are in love.
They're going to get married.
2 This country is cold.!__.
3. Iwent to bed late last night.1_early
tonight.
Estelle doesn't like her job. She 3
We are on holiday. We this afternoon.
You can’t ski. You
He's a good businessman. He
She's a great chef.
2 a Look at the chart below. Write two sentences
for each person/people.
1b Write questions for Winona and her family.
1 (you/eat meat)
Are you going to eat meat?
No, I'm not.
2 (your sister/get a new job)
{s your sister going to get a new job?
Yes, she is,
3 (your parents/buy a new car)
No, they're not.
4 (your husband/surf the Internet every evening)
No, he’s not.
5 (Where/you and your husband/move to)
Abig house near his parents.
6 (What job/yoursister/get)
She's going to be a PA.
7 Where/your parents/travel to)
They're going to travel to Japan and Korea.
8 (What exercise/you and your husband/do)
Winona and her Family: plans for next year We're going to go cycling
going to not going to
me eat alotof | eat meat Listening
vegetables ‘
iW doalotof |surfthe internet every | 3 EBD Listen and write the questions.
husband | exercise evening 4: What are you going to do next weekend?
‘me and my | move house | watcha lot of 'V 8: Nothing. Why?
husband 2k 2
mysister_ | get a new job | go out every night B: Yes, 1am.
‘my parents [ travel abroad _| buy a new car 3h
B: Because they want to live in Spain.
1 P'maoing to eat a lot of vegetables. ite is
‘Fm not going to eat meat. 8: No, he isn't. He's going to take the bus.
2 He Gre 2
8: You are.
ey en 2
x B: No, we aren't. We haven't got any money.
Wesieee wenn: Pi 7
— 8: In the centre of town.
5. theyg tte ee = 5 -
8:
He's going to get a new job. Vocabulary | future plans
4. a Matcha verb 1-6 with the words a-f to make
a phrase.
a learn @) touniversity
2 have ») abusiness
3. start a=
4 get & todrive
5 retire ®) achild
6 80 1 fit
D Look at the pictures. What are these people
going to do? Use a phrase from Ex. 4a and
going to.
He's going to learn to drive.
Reading
5 a Read the article below and complete the
information about Alex.
Name: Alex
Age:
‘Alex's website: __
The million-dollar idea
Auex Tew was 21-years old
and he was poor. He was
university student from
the UK but he didn't have
any money.So what did
hhe do? He had an idea a
million-dollar idea. Now he’ @
millionaire university student.
‘Alex's idea was simple. He bought a website:
www.milliondollarhomepage.com. There were one
milion pixels on Alex's website (pixels are small
dots of colour. Alex sold each pixel for $1.Big and
‘mall companies bought pixels on Million Dollar
Home Page. For example, The Times, a newspaper,
ought 2,800 pixels. When you click on these pixels
you go to The Times website.
‘Alex started the business on Sth August, 2005. In
the first four weeks he sold 300,000 pirels.On 11th
January, 2006, company bought the last 1,000
pixels. Alex was a millionaire
‘So what is Alex going to do next? He's going to
finish his university course. Then he's going to start
new Internet businesses. For Alex, business is fun
and making one million dollars is easy!
bb Read the article again and answer the
questions.
What was Alex's problem?
What does Alex do now?
What did Alex buy?
How much was each pixel on Alex’s website?
When did Alex start the business?
When did Alex make $1,000,000?
What are Alex’s plans? Review and consolidation units 9-
past of to be
xt
Complete the conversation with the correct.
form of the Past of to be.
‘A: .. and now we've got a famous person in the
studio. Please welcome, Roxanne Hewitt.
Thank you.
‘So Roxanne, where (i) were you born?
1@) bom in Timisoara in Romania,
You're a famous actor now but (3) you
an actor when you (4) young?
B: Yes, 1) [My first job as an actor
©. when | (7) eight years old.
Eight years old? (8) ita film?
NO, it () tao) aTV show.
(1) your parents actors?
: No, they (22) - My mother (13) a
tuniversity lecturer and my father (14) a
factory worker. In their leisure time they
Gs) singers and dancers but they
5) very good. Sorry mum and dad!
Reee
Write questions with the past of to'be.
4 Where/he born?)
Where was he born?
2 What/their names?)
3. (When/you a teacher?)
4 (Where/she yesterday?)
5 (When/your birthday?)
6 (How/your holiday?)
Can Vyou; Could you
3
Complete the questions with / or you.
Can you spell that, please?
Could use your computer?
Could ___open the door for me?
Can __ help you?
Could listen to your Billie Holiday CD?
Can sing me a song?
can ask you a question?
Could __cook tonight? | don't want to.
Past simple
4
5
Complete the sentences with a verb from the
box in the Past simple.
say afest get come play lose
1. The police arrested the art thief in the gallery.
2 Louise home at 12 o'clock last night.
3 my wallet ast week. There was €30
‘and my credit catds in it.
4 [talked to my boss about a 3-week holiday but
he no.
5 | went to bed late last night and |
late this morning.
6 Danny and Nina tennis yesterday.
up
Complete the conversations with the Past
Simple of the verb in brackets.
4A: When did the match start? (start)
8: It started at half past three.
What you for lunch? (have)
B: |___salad
Where __ they
8: They
02 (move)
to Australia but they
to Sydney
: you _ swimming? (go)
: We swimming. We____to
the park
« What___you___in town? (buy)
1____ some ciothes.
Marlene
any photos of you.
(ake)
B: No, she But she.
pictures of Michael.
: Where Harry and Sally.
(meet)
B: They at university.
8 A: Where you__ her? (see)
B | her in a café on Upper Street.
some going to Vocabulary
6
Write complete sentences with the correct form 8 Write the numbers in ful.
of going to. 4. 10,301
1 (Terry/get married) ten thousand, three hundred and one
Terry's going to get married 2 733
2 (V/not tive abroad)
1m not going to live abroad. 3 440
3 (Samuel/learn to dance)
ees es 4 66,000
4 Artand Garfunkel/not make a new record)
5 112,500
5 We/move to Scotland)
? 6 102
6 (he policearrest him)
SS 7 199.999
7. (Mike and Danielle/not come to the wedding) a
8 500,005
8 (He/not cook dinner)
9 Complete each phrase with a verb from the box.
Write questions to find the missing information.
4 They're going to move to 2. move go break learn win get (x2)
Where are they qoing to move to?
2 He's going to buy ?.
have start stay
break your leg
to university,
children
married
___abusiness
1
3. I'm going to talk to 2. z
3
4
5
6 ___ the lottery
7
8
9
0
4 We're going to meet them at ? o'clock.
5 They're going to play Aden
—_ to swim
inbed
fit
6 He's going to have ? for dinner.
7, Vm going to retire when 'm 2 years old?
8 She's going to learn to
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