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1 GRAMMAR verb be. I and you
a
Rewrite
the sentences with contractions.
1  1 am Anna.
I'm Anna.

2  You
are not in Room 2. You aren't in Room 2. 3 1 am not a teacher.

4
You
are in Room 6.

5
l
am Ben.

6
You
are not in Room 3.

7
1 am not Katie.

8
You are late.

b     Write negative sentences or questions 1 1'm late.
I'm not late.
2   You're
English.
Are you English?
3   1'm
Olivia. [A

8 1'm in a taxi. [A

c

Complete
the dialogues.

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

3
Excuse mea my
teacher?
      Yes,                     .
I'm David.

5 Hello.late?

      Yes,                         You're
very late!

7
Hi.Emily. Hi.Sam.

Study Link

Students Book
p.88

2
Hello. I'mBrad. Hi. I'mLucy.
Nice to meet you.

4 Hi.Jessica.
Are you Oliver?
        No,                      I'm
James.

6
Excuse me.in Room 5? No,          . You're in Room
6.

8
Hello.                          Dan?

Yes,Nice to meet
you.
Grammar
Bank IA

2 VOCABULARY numbers 0-10
a
Order
the letters to make numbers.
1     VEFI      five

2
NEO           one

3     NET

4     WOT

5
GEHIT

6     REHET

7
INEN

8     VENES

9     UROF

10 REZO

b
Complete
the series.
1     one two three      four
2     eight six four      two

3
six
seven eight
4     one three five

5
eight
seven six

6
seven
five three

7
two
four six

8
nine
seven five

Study Link

Students Book
p.102
Vocabulary Bank
3 PRONUNCIATION word stress;
/h/, /oÖ/, and ID/
a
Underline
the stressed syllable and complete the chart. Practise saying the words.
excuse he-I-le hotel late nice
photo seven s-eyy

no

sorry

hello

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

Study Link

Studen(s Book p.117
Sound Bank
Words and phrases to learn
a
Complete
the dialogues.
1 A Am I in Room 8?
B No.
You're in Room 6. 2 A What's your n a m e?
B Charlie.
3   A Hi. I'm Lewis.
. I'm Grace.
4   A
You're in Room 1.
B
OK.
Th  you.

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

6   A
I'm Malgorzata.
B
S?
What's your name?
7   A Am I in Room 7? , you are.

8   A
Sorry. Am I I
B
Yes,
you are. What's your name?
b     Complete the spaces with Sorry?,
Sorry, or Excuse me.

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1 A Excuse me. Are you Tom? 2 A
Hello. Are you Tom? B No, I'm not.C
Yes, 1 am.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

A Oh.
Sorry.A
Hi. I'm Emma. Nice to meet you.
1

VOCABULARY countries a
Complete the crossword.

b Complete the sentences
  with a country.
1
  He's from Beijing. He's from China
2
  They're
  from Rio. They're from Brazil
3
  1'm from New
  York. I'm from
4
  She's from
  Madrid. She's from
5
  We're from Moscow. We're from 6
  He's from Warsaw. He's from
7   You're
  from Cancun. You're from from Mexico.
8   They're from Istanbul. They're
  from
Study Link Student's
  Book p.103 Vocabulary Bank

2
GRAMMAR verb be:
he, she, it a Complete the sentences.

b
Complete
the dialogues with 's, is, or isn't.
Matt
in our class?
           B
No, he isn't         . He's              in class B.

the
teacher from the United States?
           B
No, she                    . She                    from

England.
     3 A Where                Osaka?                 it

in Japan?
B
Yes, it your name Andrew?
B No, it

c
Write
the questions. Then answer with the information in brackets.
1
Fernando Alonso / Spain? (u Oviedo) Is Fernando Alonso
from Spain? Yes, he is. He's from Oviedo.
2
Acapulco
/ Brazil? (X Mexico) Is Acapulco in Brazil?

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

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

4
Istanbul
/ Hungary? (X Turkey)

5   the Colosseum / Italy? (V Rome)

6
Kate
Moss / England? (V London)

7
Gdansk
/ Russia? (X Poland)

8
Kyoto
/ the United States? (X Japan)

 Study Link Student's Book p.88
Grammar
Bank 1B
3 PRONUNCIATION h/ and
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
forfish and bike.
b
Circle
the word with a different sound.

(SAY

Brazil
  China Italy

hi
  I it

six nine

Mexico

England

five
  nice

Liverpool

in
  hi

Study Link

Student's
Book p.117 Sound Bank
Words and phrases to learn
Match the questions to the answers.
1
Where are you from?a It's in Mexico.
2
Where
in Russia?b He's from Liverpool.
3
Where
is Guadalajara?c No,
he isn't.
4
Where's
she from?d Yes, it's fantastic. 5 Is he from Turkey?e No, I'm not.
6
Is it good?f
I'm from Russia.
7

Are
you from Poland?g I'm from Moscow. 8 Where's he from? [2 h She's from Brazil.
Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1   A Where are you from?
B   I'm from the USA.
A   Where in the USA?
B   I'm from California.
2
A
Where's Maria from? B She's from Mexico.
3
A
Is Alex from Poland?
B
No,
he isn't. He's from Hungary.
 Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

I VOCABULARY nationalities                                                       2
Complete the puzzle. What's the mystery
word?
a
b
I Miguel's from Spain. He's
2
Yoshika's from Japan. She's 3 Fabio's from Italy. He's

4 Paolo's from Brazil. He's 5
Dorota's from Poland. She's                         c
6      Jiao's from China. She's
7
Edvard's
from Hungary. He's

8      George is from England. He's
9
Mikaela's
from Mexico. She's
10
Karen's
from Britain. She's
Il Fatima's from Turkey. She's

12
Leanne's
from the United States. She's
13
Anton's from Russia. He's

Study Link

Studen{s
Book p.103 Vocabulary Bank
GRAMMAR verb be: we, you, they; negatives (all persons)
Write positive sentences. Use
contractions.
1   they / from Italy
They'refrom Italy,
2
1
/ in Room 7
I'm in Room 7.

3
he
/ Brazilian

4   we / late

5
you
/ in Class A

6   1 / a teacher

7
Millie
/ from England

8   they / in Room 10

Complete the sentences with the
negative of be.
1
No,
I'm not      from Spain.

2
No,
she isn't     late.

3
No,
we              Mexican.

4   No, they       American.

5
NO,
he              a teacher.

6
No,
you            in Room 7.

7
No,
it in Hungary.
Polish.
Order the words to make questions.
I Andrei / Is / Russia / from Is
Andreifrom Russia?
2
American / Are
/ they
Are thev American?
3    three / we / Are / room / in

4    's / from / Where / she

5
you
/ Japan / from / Are

6
Brazilian
/ Isabella / Is

7
in
/ Florence / Is / Italy

8    name / 's / your / What

d Match the answers to the questions in c.
a
Yes, we are. b Joshua.
c   She's
from Mexico,
d  Yes,
it is.
e  No, I'm not.
f    Yes,
he is.
g  Yes,
they are.
h  No,
she isn't.

Study Link

Student's Book p.88 Grammar Bank IC
3 PRONUNCIATION word stress; /e/, /il/,
a     Underline the stressed syllable.
Which word is different?
1
China sorry excuse
seven
2
Japan
       hotel goodbye
3
Brazil
photo Turkey breakfast
4
goodbye
English hello Chinese
5
Italy
holiday Mexican fantastic
6
Hungarian
American Japanese Brazilian
7
Russia
England Turkish thirteen
b     Go to the Sound Bank on the
MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for egg, tree, and shower.
c
Write
the words under the correct sound.

American Spanish Chinese fifteen
English seven meet nationality twenty

 Study Link Student's Book p.117 Sound Bank
4 VOCABULARY numbers 11-20
a Complete the missing vowels. 1
13 thirte en 6 19 n n

2     11
eleven         7 18 —ghtn
3     14
f rt             n             8 15 f
ft n

4     12
     9          tw_nty
5     16 s Xt n          s v nt    n b
Write the numbers.
1
six
+ five = eleven       5 eight + nine =

2
  eight + six = fourteen

6 six + seven =
=

3   nine + ten —        7 seven + nine
4   four + eight =       8 ten + ten =

Study Link

Studen(s Book p.102 Vocabulary Bank
Words and phrases to learn
Match the sentences to the responses.
1
You're in room 476.
2
Am
I late?
3
When
is breakfast?
4
We're
on holiday.
5
1'm
Nicole and this is Steve.
6
Goodbye.
7
Is
the hotel good? a Bye Stuart. Have a nice day. b Yes, it's fantastic. c Hi.
Nice to meet you.
d Is it a double room? e We're on
holiday too.
f
Yes,
you are. Hurry up!
g   It's from 8 to 10.

UStENiAN

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A Are you American?
B
No,
we aren't. We're English.
A
Where
are you from?
B   We're from London.
2
A Where are
Luis and Angela? Are they in room 2?
B
No, they
aren't. They're in room 5. A Oh, thanks.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

1 THE ALPHABET
a
Complete the chart with the letters from the list.
2 SPELLING YOUR NAME
a Complete the dialogue with the words
from the list.

geed you room morning sorry? name
spell yesef--ya-tien surname thank

A 1 Good morning. I have a 2 reservation
. B Good . What's your 4 , please? A Ryan
Cotton.

A    Ryan
Cotton.
B
How do you 6                 your 7
A    C-O-T-T-O-N.
B
OK. 8         you, Mr Cotton. You're in 9                     15.
A Thank 10
b
Write
questions.
1   your surname
How
do you spell your surname
2   your first name

3   your city

4   your country

c
Spell the
answers to b.

3 VOCABULARY classroom language
a Label the pictures.

12

34

56

      7                    8

b
Complete the instructions.

close go leek open sit down
stand
1
Lookat
the board, please.
2    the door.
3 your books.
4       to
page 20. 5 up.
6 , please.

Study Link
Listen
to the dialogue on the MultiROM.
A     Good morning.
B     Hello. I have a reservation.
A
What's
your name?
B
Dan
Brett.
A     How
do you spell your surname?
B
B-R-E-doub1e
T.
A
You're
in room seventeen.
B
Thank
you. Goodbye. A Bye. Have a nice day.
Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.
Study Link
Don't forget that your MultiROM and
website have lots of exercises and
activities.
MultiROM
Grammar Quiz File 1
Vocabulary Banks
Numbers
Countries and nationalities
Things
Sound Bank
Practical English File 1
Words and phrases File 1

www.oup.com/englishfile/beginner
Grammar File 1 verb be: I and you
verb be: he, she, it verb be: we, you, they, negatives
Vocabulary File 1
Numbers
Countries and nationalities
Things
Pronunciation
Practical English File 1
.and more activities and games.

I VOCABULARY small things
Complete the
crossword.
Clues
across -+
3              9

4

6

Study Link  Students Book p.104 Vocabulary
Bank
2 GRAMMAR singular and plural nouns; a / an, the
a Write a or an.
1
a pen       6          identity card
2
an umbrella        7             watch
3
chair  8          country

4
dictionary      9          email

5
key    10        holiday
b     Write the plurals of the words in
a.
1
Pens         6

2
7

3
8

4
9

5
10

c     Write questions and answers.

            4

StUdyLink
3 PRONUNCIATION /z/ and /s/, plural endings
a     Go to the Sound Bank on the
MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake.
b     Practise saying these plural words.

/iz/

names

books

glasses

windows

laptops

watches

keys

clocks

pieces

holidays

coats

classes

 A Wh a t is it?
B Sit down
and open it.

3 A What a they? B They're glasses.

CUSTOMS

2 A What's i your bag? B Pens and a
laptop.

4 A The
door isn't open. B No problem. a
key.

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A What's in your bag?
B I have
pens, books, and a mobile phone.
2 A What is it?
B I think it's an umbrella.  3
A What are they?
B They're photos of my holiday.

13

I GRAMMAR my,your, his, her,
etc.

1

my

you

your

he

1

2

her

it

3

4

our

you

5

6

their

a Complete the chart.
b
1
That's my               laptop!            2 Are they                      keys?

3
What's                        name?         4 Is it                       car?

5 This ishouse.                  6
children are beautiful!
8
Look atbags.
P-90 Grammar Bank 2B
2 VOCABULARY people and family

singular

plural

boy

1 boys

2

girls

man

3

4

women

child

5

6

friends

person

8

boyfriends

a
Complete
the chart.
b
Complete
the sentences.

1
  Eve's my mother

5
  Alexis my

2
  Grace is my

6 George is my

3    Charlotte's
  my
4
  Ben's my

7
  Sophie's my

                                                           ALEX                   SOPHIE

Study Link

Student's Book p.105 Vocabulary Bank
3 PRONUNCIATION /ð/, W, and
a     Go to the Sound Bank on the
MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for mother, up, and
computer.
b     Practise saying these words.

that

mother

woman

brother

umbrella

remember

there

Hungary

daughter

4 GRAMMAR possessives
a
Complete
the sentences.
I David is Victoria's husband.
Victoria is David's wife

2
Jon
is Angelina's father. Angelina is

3
Julio
is Enrique's father.
Enrique is
4
Helena
is Tim's wife.
Tim is

5
Janet
is Michael's sister.
Michael is

6
Apple
is Gwyneth's daughter.
Gwyneth is
7
Daniel
is Natasha's brother. Natasha is

8
Stella
is Paul's daughter.
Paul is

b
Look at the 's
in the sentence. Write A (possessive) or B (is).
1
Amy's husband is Japanese. 2 ICs a fantastic film.
3
Dylan
's on holiday.
4
This
is my sister?s room. 5 Molly's daughter is six.
6
What's in your bag? 7 Emma's late.
8 The boys are Matt's friends.
with the phrases in the list.

theæ Thanks. I can't remember.
Who's this? over there That's

my pen!

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A What's your son's name?
B His name's Adam. 2 A Who's Paul?
B He's my sister's husband.
3 A Who's this?
B It's Rebecca. She's my brother's
girlfriend.
4 A Is Katie your wife?
B No, she's my daughter.
15

I VOCABULARY colours and common adjectives a Rewrite the sentences with the
colour.
1 Mypenis ULBE.
My
pen is blue 2 Jamie's mobile is DR E.

3   Your
glasses are NEREG.

4   Zoe's
bag is TEHIW.

5   My
father's umbrella is KLBAC.

6   Their
car is WELOYL.

7   Her
coat is ENOGRA.

8   His
watch is WBORN.

b
Complete
the opposite sentences.
1
Their
house isn't big.
It's small

2
His
mobile isn't old.
It's

3   My girlfriend isn't short.
She's
4   That book isn't very good.
It's very
5
Harvey's
laptop isn't cheap.
It's

6
Their
car isn't slow.
It's

7
My
coat isn't short.
It's
c

words.

3 Her boyfriend is very

4 My brother is very b

       I Your umbrella is
fantastic !                 2 Have a n                     day!

5
Leo's wife is b6 This film is very g

Study Link

Studen{s
Book p.106 Vocabulary Bank.
2 GRAMMAR adjectives
a Right (V) or wrong (X)? Correct
the wrong sentences.
1
It's
a big bag.
2
She's
a woman beautiful. X She's a beautiful woman.

3
It's
an umbrella cheap.

4
They're
terribles boys. 5 It's an orange mobile.

6   She's a mother good.

7   Oscar's a nice person.

8   The
windows are olds.

IS Rewrite
the sentences.
Tae man is good-looking.
with a word from the list.
He-s a
good-looking man
The pens are red.       diÆeHl-t
favourite French popular German dangerous Theyyre red pens
3 The people are fantastic!
I A Are you learning Chinese?
Tnev're
B Yes, I am but it's very 4 The
dictionary is good.
difficult It's
5
The
watches are expensive.
They're
6
The
girl is nice.    2 A Is Marta
          She's                                                                                B
No, she's
7
The
coat is yellow.              She's from Berlin.
It's
8
The
cars are fast.
They're
3 A I have a new motorbike.

Study Link

Student's Book p.90
B I think motorbikes are
Grammar
Bank 2C very
3 PRONUNCIATION /æ/, /el/,
/Œ/, and /01/

a
  Go to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM.

4 A What's your

car?

Listen
  and repeat the words and the sounds for cat, train, car, and horse.
b
  Circle the word with a different sound.
1   black
  bag
2   table card same
3   taxi football bag
4   thanks name paper
5   are car board
6   small
  family tall
7   father stand nationality
8   late day fantastic
Sound
  Bank

1

B A Mini.
5 A Who's that?
B It's Sue. She's very

Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
I A What colour's your car?
B It's a blue Passat.
2
A
What's your dream car?
B It's a Mini. It's small and it's
easy to park.
3
A Who's your
favourite person?
B My sister. She's beautiful and she's
very nice.

    I INTRODUCING PEOPLE            2
VOCABULARY phone numbers, 21-100

a Complete the dialogues.

1 A Hi Jake. How are
you?
B Fine, t
And you?

3 ATis
my
sister.
her name?
b Match the sentences.
1
Hello.
2   How are you?
3
This
is my sister.
4
What's
your name?
5   Are you married?
6   How old are you?
7
What's
your phone number?
8
See
you soon.
a Put the dialogue in the correct
order.
Your home
number.
Sorry, can you say that again?
[7 Yes, it's 01752 336384.
What's
your phone number? a 01752 336384.
My home number or my mobile?
b
Write the phone numbers.
1   eight two seven double three oh   827330
2
five
six two three double two
3
nine double one
five six three

2 A Sorry Max. I'm in a

5
  four nine six seven double eight

h

6
  double two nine double oh four

B OK. Syou soon.

c          Complete the numbers.

       1
  20 tw enty                        5

t

4
double
seven three oh eight two
2
90  6 80 el
3
40
fo t 7             f              t
4
100 a hu       r           8
30 th  t
d Write the numbers.
1
seventy-four     74
2
sixty-eight

4 A How 0              are

4 fifty-six

you?

5   forty-three
6
  twenty-seven

3
eighty-nine

twenty-one.

7    seventy-five
8
  thirty-two

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p.102 Vocabulary Bank
b   Bye. c Hi.
d Nice to meet you. e Anna. f Fine,
thanks. g I'm twenty-four. h It's 655 859125.

3 PERSONAL INFORMATION

Complete the questions.
A
1 What's your
name?
B
My
name's Keira Richards. A Thank you. 2 are from?
B I'm English. I'm from Manchester.
A
What's
your 3
B
It's
31 Kippax Street.
postcode?

B
  It's             6JG.

old
B I'm twenty-five.
B No, I'm not.

you?
married?

A
  What's your 7

number?

B My home number or my mobile
number?
A
Your
home number. B It's 061 903882.
mobile number?
B
It's
07730 389273. A What's your 9 address? B k.richards@hotmail.com.
Listen
to the dialogue on the MultiROM.
A
Hello.
What's your name?
B
s Hello. I'm David Green.
A
What's
your address?
B
It's
45 North Road.
A   What's your home phone number?
B    It's
883065.
A What's your email address? B It's
dgreen@hotmail.com.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rbythm.

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Grammar and Vocabulary revision quiz
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Adjectives Numbers
Pronunciation Practical English File
2
. . .and more activities and games.
1 GRAMMAR present simple: I and you a
Complete the sentences. Use each verb once.

drink have like li-ye want

b
Write
the questions.
1 A I don't have a laptop.
B Do you havea computer? 2 A I don't live in the
centre.
near
here? 3 A I don't want a beer.
a Coke?
4
A
I don't like Chinese food.
Mexican food?
5    A I don't drink tea.
coffee?
c

Complete
the dialogue with do or don't.
A
Hi,
Jessica. This is my new boyfriend Max.
B
Hello,
Max. Nice to meet you.
C
HI
B
1 Doyou live near here, Max? c No, | 2  . I live in the centre.
you have a car?
C
Yes, 1 4 you want a coffee, Jessica?
B
Yes,please.
A And you Max?
C    No, thanks. | 6    drink coffee.
A Oh. Do you want a tea?
C No
thanks. | 7              like tea. A OK. What 8   you
want?
C I
want a water, please. A Fine.

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p.92 Grammar Bank 3A
2 VOCABULARY common verbs 1
a Write the verbs.

1
I
watchTV in the evening.
2  1  a new bike. 3 1 pop music.
4 1   in a house. 5 1  tea.

6
1   history.

7
1   cats.

8
1   a
lot of chocolate.
b Complete the sentences.
       1 I listen to                    classical
music.
      2 I don't                               beer.

3    Do
youin a bank?

4    1             English
with my teacher.

5    I
don't a newspaper. 6 Do you             CNN?

7
1 two brothers and a sister. 8 A Do you a coffee? B Yes, please.

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Student's Book p.107 Vocabulary Bank
3 READING
a Read the interview and write the
questions in the correct space.

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

Interview with a hairdresser
What's your name?
My name's Anastazia, Anna for short.
2
I'm from
Warsaw. It's a big city, but I like it.
3
Yes, am. My husband is Russian. His name is Ivan. He's from Moscow.
4
Yes, we do. We have a little boy. His name is David. He's two.
5
I work in a hairdresser's in the city centre. It's a very good
hairdresser's, but it's very small.
6
Yes, I
do. I work with my friends and I speak to a lot of new people every day. It's
very interesting .
b Look at the
highlighted words and phrases. What do you think they mean? Check with your
dictionary.
4 PRONUNCIATION /u:/, /w/, and
a     Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for boot, witch, and vase.
b     Circle the six words with the boot
sound.
sorry
        football            excuse                  you                 study
      hurry           beautiful          good          newspaper

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Words and phrases to learn Complete
the dialogues.
1 A Do you want a coffee?
B Yes please you
OK?
B No, I'm not.
3 A I have ten children.
? Ten! 4 A What's her name?
B    I don't k
6   A Sorry I'm late.
B    Don't w . Sit down.
7   A Do you want a drink?
B
No
th
8   A
It's late. Are you ready?
B
No
I'm not. W
9   A
What's the pr
B
I
don't like dogs.
Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A Do you listen to the radio?
B Yes, I do. I listen to Radio 4. 2 A
Do you live near here?
B No, I don't. I live in the
centre.
3 A Do you drink coffee?
B No, I don't. I drink tea. I don't like
coffee.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

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

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2 PRONUNCIATION word stress;
/tJ/, /d3/, and /g/
a     Underline the stressed
syllable and then complete the chart. Practise saying the words.

beautiful sausages     expensive
fantastic       important hamburger    remember difficult umbrella yegetables
terrible

yegetables

potatoes

b
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for chess, jazz, and girl.
c     Circle the word with a different
sound.
1   Hungary hamburger orange
2   Germany cheese lunch
3
vegetables
sugar juice
4   dangerous girl bag
5   cheap eggs French
6   Japanese Chinese children

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3 GRAMMAR present simple: we, you, they
a
Write
sentences. Use the verbs from the list.

drink
have listen to live read  work
1 We/ a new flat
We want
a new flat.
2
Jack
and Anne / TV in the evening [3 lack and Anne don't watch TV in the evening.
3    You / a salad for lunch E]

6   You / in a bank E]

7   We / a newspaper E]

8   My brothers and sisters / near here
E]

b
Complete
the questions.
I
A Do they live             in France? B No, they live in Germany.
children? B Yes we do — two boys and
a girl.
English? B Yes, they do. Their
English is very good.
coffee for
breakfast?
B
Yes,
we do - coffee with milk.
a new car?
B Yes, our car is very old.
economics? B No, they study history.
7 in
a school? B Yes, they do. They're teachers.
dogs?
B Yes, we do. We love dogs!

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Student's Book p.92 Grammar Bank 3B
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the interview.

Interviewer

What
  do you eat every day, Ryan?

Ryan

well,
  1 for                  breakfast I have coffee and

cereal.
  At the 2 w                       I have bacon and

eggs.

Interviewer

What
  do you have for lunch?

Ryan

.
  When I'm at 4 11
I
  have a salad. When I'm at 5 w

I
  have a sandwich with my friends.

Interviewer

Do
  you eat meat or fish for dinner?

Ryan

I
  like meat or fish, but I eat a 6 1 of
  vegetables too. I like vegetables.

Interviewer

Do you have dinner at
  home?

Ryan

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

always have dinner 7 t

LIST

EN
Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1 A What do you have for breakfast?
B We have cereal and orange juice.
3    A Do your brothers and sisters
drink tea?
B
No,
they don't. They drink coffee.
4
A
Do you eat a lot of fruit?
B
Yes,
we do. We like fruit.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

1 GRAMMAR
present simple: he, she, it
a
Look
at the chart and complete the sentences.     1 Ben doesn't read      novels.

beer.

Ben

Sarah

READ NOVELS

DRINK BEER

WATCH SPORT ON TV

STUDY LANGUAGES

LIKE BIG CITIES

sport
on TV. languages.
big cities.
6
Sarah     novels.
7
She         beer.
8
She      sport
on TV.
9
She         languages.
                                                                                10
She                                                      big cities.
b
Complete the
text.   c Complete the
dialogue with do, does, don't, or doesn't.
                                                                                Brad      Hello.
I'm Brad.

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Molly
Hi. I'm Molly.
                                                                                Brad     What
1 do you do, Molly?
Molly I'm a doctor.
Brad 2          you have brothers and sisters,
Molly? Molly Yes, I have a brother.
Brad What 3 he do? Molly
He's a student.
                                                                                Brad      4                     he
live at home?
Molly
No, he 5He lives in a student flat.
Brad Where 6 your mother and father live, Molly?
Molly They have a house near here. I live there too.
                                                                                Brad      7                     you
like it?
                                                                                Molly
 No, 1 8                                   I
want a flat for me.
Students Book
p.92 Grammar Bank 3C
2 PRONUNCIATION 3rd person -s
a      Go to the Sound Bank on the
MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds for zebra and snake.
b
Circle
the 3rd person verbs that end in /IZ/.
closes
drinks finishes teaches listens opens watches
Studen{s Book p.117 Sound Bank

3 VOCABULARY jobs and places of work
a      Look at the pictures and complete
the puzzle.

What's the mystery word?

b
Complete
the sentences with a place of work.
I A nurse works in a hospital
2
A teacher works in a s 3 A waiter works in a r

4   My brother works in a f

5   A policeman works in the s

6   A
shop assistant works in a s

7   A
lawyer works in an o

8   My
sister works at h

c
Complete
the sentences with at, in, or for.
1 My father works in    an office. 2
Jessica's           university.

3
I don't work in
an office. I workhome.

4
A policeman
worksthe street.

5
My
boyfriend worksa hospital.

6
The children
areschool.

7
Grace
worksVodafone. 8 My sister worksa
shop.

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Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogues.
    1 A Where do you        work
B   I work ian office in the city centre.
3
A
Does your boyfriend speak English?
B   Yes, he speaks English v
4   A Where does your company have
offices?
B
We
have offices all over t
5   A What do y
B   I'm
a lawyer.
6   A Do you like your job?
B
Yes,
I like it v
7   A Do you spon the phone a lot? B Yes, 1 do.

Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM. I
A What does your brother do?

B
He's
at university. He's a student.
2 A ANhere does your
sister work?
B She works in an office in the city centre.
3 A Does Martin like his job?
B Yes, he does. He likes it very much.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rbythm.

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        I TELLING THE TIME                   b
Complete the dialogues.
a Complete the times.
I
It's half
                   past           nine.
3 Its
eleven.
o
5 Its
five.
7 Its two.

26

2 VOCABULARY days of the week
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1
DFYIAR
Friday Don't forget that your MultiROM and 2 DMANOY        website have lots of exercises
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3   TAUYSHDR
4   AYUSDRTA
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EYWNDESDA
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6 U YETDSA
         DUASNY
Vocabulary Banks
7
Common
verbs I b Continue the series. Food and drink
        I
Friday, Saturday, Sunday                                                                                '
Jobs and places of work
2
Monday,
Tuesday,               Sound Bank
3
Tuesday,
Wednesday,        Practical English File 3
4
Monday, Wednesday,        Words and phrases File 3

5
Tuesday,
Thursday,
6
Sunday,
Monday,
3 PRONUNCIATION silent consonants
a
Cross
out the silent letters in the words.

I
h
aXf 2 li sXe n
3    talk
4    Wednesday
5    school
6    know

7    write
8 white
b
Practise saying
the words in a.
LISTE/ThND REPEAT
Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
I
A
Excuse me. What time is it?
B It's quarter past eleven.
A
Thanks.
B
You're
welcome.
2 A What time is it?
B Sorry, I don't know. I don't have a watch.
Now listen and repeat. Copy the
rhythm.
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Common verbs 1
Food and drink
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4

1 VOCABULARY a typical day a Complete the verb
phrases.

b
Write
the words in the chart.

bæakfas-t Ce—weyk a shower
home to university lunch to the gym dinner to bed a coffee

Have

GO

breakfast

to work

c     Complete the text.
    I'm
Hannah and I'm a nurse. I work at night

and I sleep during the dayfl i fmsh_ work at eight o'clockin
the morning and then I
                                  home
to bed. 1 3                             up
 Book p.lll Vocabulary Bank
2 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds
a
Write
the words under the correct sound.

shower bed dinner

breakfast

b
Practise
saying the words in a.

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3 GRAMMAR adverbs of frequency
a      Rewrite the sentences. Use the
words in brackets.
I have cereal for breakfast. (always)
I always have cerealfor breakfast.

2
Amy
goes to the gym. (never)

3   They do housework at the weekend.
(sometimes)

4
Jamie
watches TV in the evening. (usually)

5   You make the dinner. (never)

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

7
We
go to bed late. (always)

8   1 have a sandwich for lunch.
(sometimes)

b
Look
at the chart and complete the sentences.

a newspaper.
newspaper.
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the interview.

A
Tony,
1 what time do you get up at the weekend?
B
I
usually get up 2 a nine o'clock.
A
Do
you have breakfast 3 byou
have a shower?
B
No, I don't. First I have a shower, and 4 t1
have breakfast.
A
What
do you usually wear?
B    I
always 5 wjeans and a T-shirt.
A
What
do you do 6 abreakfast?
B
I
usually 7 clthe house.
A
What do you do
in the afternoon?
B
I often go 8
0and
I sometimes go to the gym. A What do you do in the evening?
B I sometimes go to a 9 clwith
my friends. Then, before go to bed, I always 10 1 the
doors.

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A What time do you get up?
B I usually get up at eight o'clock.
2
A
What time does your brother finish work?
B
He
finishes at six, but he sometimes works late.
3
A
Do you have tea for breakfast?
B
No,
never. I always have coffee.
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1 GRAMMAR word order in questions
a     Write questions. Put the words in
brackets in the correct place.
1
What time does
start? (the class) What time does the class start?

2     Is Italian? (your boyfriend)

3
Do
live in the city centre? (you)

4     Are at school? (the children)

5     Where does work? (your mother)

6
Where
is from? (Natalia)

7
How
old is? (your sister)

8     Does play tennis? (George)

b
Circle
the correct question word.
I A 9/ Who / What do you go to
the gym? B On Tuesdays and Thursdays.
2
A
What / How old / When are your children? B Jack's six and Anna's three.
3
A
Where / What / When does your boyfriend live? B In the city centre.
4   A How / Who / What do you spell
your surname? B J-O-H-N-S-O-N.
5   A What / What time / How do they
have lunch? B At two o'clock.
6   A Where / When / What do you
usually have for dinner?
B A salad or a sandwich.
7
A
What / When / How do you go shopping? B At the weekend.
8
A
How / When / Where do you go to the beach? B By bus.
c     Look at the answers. Write the
questions.
1
Where
does Jack work?

Jack works in a factory.
2
I go to work by train.
3
I go to bed at half past eleven.
4
They play football on Saturday.
5
I'm 20.
6
Nicole has fruit for breakfast.
7
My teacher's from the United
States.
8
I like pop music.

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Studen(s Book p.94 Grammar Bank 4B
2 VOCABULARY verbs 2
Complete the questions.

2
Do
you
3   Do youin the winter?

4   Where does your wife
5
Do
youa lot at the weekend?
6   Do your children

B No, it isn't. It's OK.
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1 GRAMMAR
  can/ can't: permission and possibility

2
  PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds

a Write the words under the correct sound.
a
Complete
the sentences with You can/ can't and a
2
here.
4
b
Practise saying
the words in a.
lunch here.
Studen(s Book
p.117 Sound Bank
6

3 VOCABULARY common verbs 2
b
Complete the dialogues. Use Can, the words              Label the pictures.
in brackets, and a verb from the
list.

B Yes. What music do you like?
      the
window, please?                           1 pay by credit card                 5

It's cold. (you)

B OK

2

6

your name here,

3

7

               please?
(you)                                                                                4                                                    8

B Yes, of course.

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4 READING
a     Read the text and number the pictures
in the correct order.
Life on the International Space Station
1
1
S;
Some people dream of travelling into space. However, life in space is not
very easy. Here are some of the problems that people on the International Space
Station OSS) have.
1     Having lunch on the ISS is very
difficult because there is no gravity in space, and things never stay where you
put them. Food comes in plastic containers because the food can't stay on a
plate.
2     When they go outside, people wear
special clothes, because there is no atmosphere in space. It is also very cold
in space. Inside the ISS, people can wear ordinary clothes.
3     You can't have a shower in space
because the water doesn't stay in one place. People wash with a sponge with
water and soap.
4     People on the ISS can't sleep in
normal beds, because their bodies don't stay in the bed. They use special
sleeping bags on the wall.
If you want to have a holiday in
space, remember that life there is very different from life at home. And if you
don't like it, you can't take a train or bus home!
b     Read the text again. Mark the
sentences
T (True) or F (False)
I
You can eat vegetables on a plate. F 2 You can eat pasta from a plastic
container.
3
You can wear jeans
inside the ISS.
4
You
can have a shower.
5
You
can wash with a sponge.
6
You can sleep in a
normal bed. 7 You can't go home by train.
c     Look
at the highlighted words. What do you think they mean? Check with your
dictionary.
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the
dialogues.
Can
I help you sir
B Yes. I have a r

2
  A 1m r

sorry.

B T

OK.

you
are.
B Th
Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM. I A Can I park here?
B No, you can't. It
says 'no parking'.

B When is it?
A    On
  Friday.
B
  Yes, I can. Can
  my boyfriend come too?
A
  Of course!

2 A Can you come to
my party?

I UNDERSTANDING PRICES
a Complete the prices.
1
$0.30      thirty
cents
2
£12.99
twelveninety-nine
3
€0.55
fifty-five

4
$16.50
sixteenfifty
5
€15.40
fifteenforty
6
75p         seventy-five b Write the prices.
€0.30)

1
    sixty cents

5

2

6

20p

$19.50

3

7

€17.30

           $45                             €6.70
     4                                          8

2 PRONUNCIATION /Öo/, /s/, and 1k/
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for tourist,
snake, and key.
b
Practise
saying these words.

sure

espresso

cup

euro

centre

cook

tour

rice

class

Europe

cereal

country

c
Write
the words under the correct sound.

eat nice close exercise can
price difficult cent pence coat computer

cinema

cat

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3 BUYING A COFFEE
a Order the dialogue.
Barwoman
Thanks.
Regular or large?
Can I help you?
Three pounds ten.
Espresso, Americano, cappuccino?
 Man
Here you are.
Yes, can I have a coffee and
a muffin, please?
Regular. How much is that?
A cappuccino, please.

    Barman 1 Can I
  help you?
    Woman Yes, can | 2                     a coffee and
  a
cookie, please?
Barman Latte, Americano, cappuccino?
Woman An Americano, 3
     Barman 4 or large?
       Woman Large. How 5                               is
  that?
Barman
  Three pounds.
     Woman 6                      you are.
Barman
  Thanks.

Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
1 A Can I have a cup of tea, please?
     B
Regular or large?
A
Large.
How much is that?  B One euro seventy-five.
 A Here you are. B Thanks.
 2 A A ticket to Birmingham, please.
B
Single or
return?
A Return, please. How much is that?
B Thirteen pounds twenty.
A
Can
I pay with Mastercard?
B
Sure.

Now listen and repeat. Copy the
rhythm.
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File 4 The time and ordinal numbers
' A typical day
Common verbs 2
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I GRAMMAR be
a
Rewrite
the sentences in the past.
1   1'm in a hurry this morning.
I was in a
hurryyesterday morning.
2
They
aren't at school today.
They weren't at schoolyesterday.
3   She's at the cinema tonight.
last
night.
4   We aren't at home today.
yesterday.
5   Is he at work this afternoon?
yesterday afternoon?

6   They're at the airport this
morning.
yesterday morning. 7 Are you in
London today?
yesterday.
8 1'm not late today.
yesterday.
b
Write
questions and answers.
1   Picasso / a painter (V)
Was Picasso a painter_Lhe_wgs,_Yes

2   the Beatles / from the United
States (X)
     Were the Beatlesfrom the United States ? No,
they weren't.
3   Agatha Christie / a writer (V)

4
Monet
and Matisse / British (X)

5
Rudolf
Nureyev / from Poland (X)

6   the Marx brothers / American (V)

7
Edith
Piaf / an actress (X)

8   Proust and Tolstoy / writers (V)

c     Complete the dialogues with was /
wasn't or were / weren't.
1
A
Where were             you last night? B 1 was     at the cinema.
2
your brother at home yesterday?
B
No,
he

3   your children at school last week?
B
No,
they
4
A
When your birthday? B Ityesterday.
5
you
at the restaurant at 10.30?
B
No,
we
6
A
Who          you with yesterday afternoon?
with
a friend.

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Grammar
Bank 54
2 PRONUNCIATION /31/, /D/, and /0/
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for bird, clock, and computer.
b
Write
the words under the correct sound.

after coffee girl wasn't hot
weren't butter nurse woman

girl

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p.117 Sound Bank
3 READING
a' Read
the text.Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).
1 Vincent van Gogh was famous during
his life. F 2 Vincent was from Germany.
3
Theo
van Gogh was Vincent's father.
4
Before
he was a painter, Vincent was a teacher.
5
Vincent
was interested in religion. He was a good student.
Paul Gaugin was Vincent's friend.
S He was a happy person.
9 Vincent's paintings were popular in
his life. 'J Todav his pictures are very expensive.
b Lnok at the
highlighted words. What do you think they mean? Check with your dictionary.
4 VOCABULARY in, at, on: places
i,Vhere were these people yesterday?
Write sentences with in, at, or on and a word from the list.
bus
street                  plane school bedroom

I
He was at work.                     2

3                                      4

5 6
Afamous painter
Today the artist Vincent van Gogh is very famous, but he was never famous
during his life.
Vincent was Dutch. His family was from a small village in the
Netherlands. His brother, Theo, was a very important person in his life.
Vincent was usually poor, but his brother always helped him with money.
Vincent was always good at painting, but he had many different jobs. He
worked for an art company, and in a bookshop, and he was a teacher. He was
interested in religion, and he wanted to study theology, but he wasn't a very
good student. When he was 27 he started to work as a painter. He lived in Belgium,
the Netherlands, and France, where he was with his friend, the painter Paul
Gaugin.
But Vincent was never really happy, and he was often not well. When he
was only 37, he ended his life.
When Vincent was alive, he wasn't famous and his paintings weren't
popular.Today his pictures are very expensive, and you can see them in art
galleries all over the world.
Words and phrases to learn
Circle the correct word.
I A When was your boyfriend at
the gym?
B He was there  morning.
2 A When were you at the cinema?
B We were there yesterday / last
night.
3   A Where was Suzana last / yesterday
afternoon? B She was in a meeting.
4   A
Where were you the last / last Saturday? B We were at a restaurant.
5   A Were your parents in London last
day / yesterday? B No, they weren't. They were at home.

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1 A Where were you last night?
B I was at the cinema with a
friend.
2
A
Was Emily at home yesterday?
B
Yes,
she was. She was in bed.
3
A
Were they in a meeting at eight o'clock?
B
No,
they weren't. They were on a plane to London.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the mythm.

1

VOCABULARY revision of daily routine verbs
Complete the sentences. Put the
verb in the correct form.

        I
They never go to bed                                   late.

 in the morning.
3
They always at half past seven. 4 She sometimes after work.

       5 They                                                      at
the weekend.

for
lunch.
7
She usually    at 5.30. 8 Theytogether.

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2      GRAMMAR
past simple: have, go, get
a
Complete
the paragraph with the past simple of have, go, or get.
Yesterday
| 1 gotup early because my first class was at
nine o'clock. First | 2     a shower and then I 4         to
                                                                                5                      a
6
7
8

                                                           9               to the
dinner with
b
Write
negative sentences El or questions
1   1 had lunch at home.
I
didn't have lunch at home.
2
Jamie
went to work. [n Did Jamie £0 to work?

3
We
got up late on Sunday.

4   They had dinner at a restaurant.
[ï

5   Molly went home by train.

6
1
had breakfast before work. E]

8 We went shopping yesterday. El

c
Complete
the questions and answers.
1
A
Did          you go    to the gym after class?
to
the cinema.
2
coffee for breakfast?
           B
No, he                    . He                     tea.

3   shopping on Saturday? B Yes, they .
They to the shopping centre.
lunch
together? B Yes, we . wea
pizza.
5 home
after work?
B
No, she    . She       to her English class.

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p.96 Grammar Bank 5B
3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds
a Match the verbs to the correct vowel
sounds.
                                     a                     b                      c
2   do        C]
3
have
4   get       d          e          f
5   make
6
watch b
Practise saying the verbs in a.

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Bank
4 READING
a
Barry's
on holiday in New York. Read his email and number the photos in order, 1 to 3.

o

Dear Mum
  and Dad,
This is a great holiday. Every day we do something
  different. We I had a fantastic day yesterday! We 2 up
  early (at 7.00!) and we 3 to Manhattan. It 4 brilliant!
  We 5 breakfast •at the top Óf the Empire State Building -
  but we didn't see King Kong!
Then we 6 to Wall Street. At lunchtime we 7
  a picnic in Central
  Park. In the afternoon, we 8 to the Museum of Modern Art. The Van
  Gogh paintings 9 beautiful. After that we 10 to
  Chinatown. We Il dinner at a restaurant there and the food 12
  really good. After
  dinner we 13 back to the hotel in a yellow taxi - we 14 very
  tired !
Hope
  you're both Well. See you next Friday!
Lots of
  love
Barry

b     Read the email again and complete
it with had, got, was, were, or went.
c     Look at the highlighted words and
phrases. What do you think they mean? Check with your dictionary.
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogue.
A
Hi!
I'm home!
B
Hello.
Did you have a I good                day?
A
It2w
OK. Nothing 3 sp B You're very late. Was the 4 tr bad?
A   Yes, it was terrible as 5 u  and
I'm a bit 6 st
B   Oh.
Well, today's our anniversary. Did you remember?
A
Yes,
of 7 c
B
And
I have a 8 s    for you! A What is it?
B
It's a 9 pr           Open
it.
A Tickets for a football 10 m
11 Br ! Thanks. And this is for you.
B 12 p ! A 13 tr to Venice!
A Oh no! It's the same weekend as the
football match!

LISTEN:ANDQEPEAÙz;;;.

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1   A
What did you have for lunch? B I had a salad.
2   A
Did Lucy go to the gym after work?
B No, she didn't. She went
shopping.
3 A Did they get up early yesterday?
B Yes, they did. They got up at six o'clock.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

1 GRAMMAR past simple regular verbs
a
Complete
the sentences with the past simple of verbs from the list.

ask cry fi-ñish play park
stop study watch

1
You finished work 2 He Tv very late last night. yesterday morning.

3 My sisterFrench tennis yesterday.
at school.

5 The
car 6 My boyfriend at the red light. his car outside the restaurant last night.

7 1    8 The students lot during the film.        a
lot of questions.
b    Write negative sentences using the
words in brackets.
I Mark wanted a coffee. (a tea) He
didn't want a tea.

2    We watched the film on my laptop.
(on TV)

3

We waited at the station. (at
the cinema)
4

They opened their
dictionaries. (their books)
5

Emma looked at her watch.
(the board)
6

We
closed the door. (the window)
7

The
film ended at ten o'clock. (10.30)
8

The teacher talked to my
mother. (my father)
c
Order the words
to make questions. I park / Where / your sister / did
Where did VOw sister Dark
2

he / Did / the / close /
window
3

music / listen to / What /
did / you
4

film
/ you / the / Did / like
5

in Paris / your brother / did
/ When / live
6

yesterday
/ work / Jane / Did
7

time / your friends / did /
What / arrive
8

they / the restaurant / walk
/ Did / to
d
Match
the answers to the questions in c.
a
Yes, it was fantastic. b Rock and pop. c No, they went by car. d At about eight
otlock. e In the car park. f Yes, he did. It was cold. g Last year.
h No she didn't. It was a holiday.

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2 PRONUNCIATION regular past simple endings
the
Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and the words and the sounds for dog
and tie.
 '*lžctise saying these past
simple endings.

u•ed

stopped

waited

cr:ed

kissed

invited

Arrived

watched

needed

c
Circle the three past simple forms where -ed is pronounced /ld/.

asked looked wanted used listened started
liked talked ended worked played finished

 Student's Book pa117 Sound Bank
3
VOCABULARY common
verbs 3 Complete
the questions.
1 When did your sister
find a job

               3 Did your parents
                       4
Is it difficult to
5   When did they
6   Did
you

9 Did
you last
summer?

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Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogues.
1
A
Does your sister play the piano?
B Yes, she plays it quite well

2
A
It's late.
           B
Do you w                    to go home?

3   A When did they come back from
their holiday?
B They came back three days a

4
A
Do you like your new house?
B Yes, but it's difficult to make fr

5 A What's your favourite food?
       B I think Japanese food is the b            in the
world.

6 A Why did Jessica cry?
B Because her boyfriend broke her h

7   A Does your brother like his job?
      B Yes, because he can u             his
hands.

8   A When did Greg break his leg?
           B
He broke it two w                   s ago.

mLlSTEN ž AND. REPEAT

Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A Did
you listen to the radio this morning? B Yes, I did. I listened to the radio in
my car.
2
A
Did your sister work yesterday?
B She
worked in the morning, but she didn't work in the afternoon.
3
A
Did you go home by bus?
B No, we didn't. We waited for the
bus, but it didn't come.
Now
listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.

I ORDINAL NUMBERS

1 8th

the e i g
  h t h

2 2nd

the seco n d

3 9th

the n

4 12 th

the
  t

f

31
5       St

the
  t

6 20

the t     i

7 3rd

the t

8 5th

the f   f

9 30th

the t   t

a

Complete
the ordinal numbers.

   22    the t

-s

b  Write the
next ordinal number.
1
sixth, seventh

2
tenth,

3
fourteenth,

4
eighteenth,

5
twenty-fourth,

6 fifteenth,

7
twentieth,

8 twenty-second,

2 THE MONTHS
a  Write the
months.
1 MERPSETEB September
2 RMHAC

3 EONVREMB

4 TOROCBE

5 ERYBAFUR

6 UTGASU

7 CBEDEEMR

8 AYNAJUR

b  Complete the crossword.
 Clues across
5 This month has 28 or 29 days.

6 -The eighth month.
7 The last month in the year.
 8 The sixth month.
Clues
down
I The month before August.      2 The
fourth month.
3
This month has nine
letters.
4  This month
has three letters.
3 SAYING THE DATE

1 22/9a the eleventh of
  March
2 19/12b the fourth of June
3 11/3c the third
  of February
4
4/6d the eighth of
  October e the thirty-first of May
6f the
  nineteenth of December
7 21/7g the
  twenty-second of September
h
  the fifth of January i the thirteenth of April
10 31/5j
  the twenty-first of July

a  Match the dates.

b

Write the answers.
1
A What's the
date tomorrow? (3 / 5)
B

The
third ofMay,
2   A When's your birthday? (18 / 7)

B
3

A
What's the date today? (26 / 4)
4

A
When's your boyfriend's birthday? (12 / 10)
5

A
What's the date on Monday? (15 / 8)
6
A
What's the date on Saturday? (21 / 11)

B
7

A
When's Valentine's Day? (14 / 2)
8

A When's your mother's
birthday? (2 / 6)
Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
1 A
'What's the date today?

B
It's
the third of August.

2 A When's your birthday?
           B
The twenty-first of December.
3 A What was the date yesterday? B
It was the twelfth of July.
Now listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.
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Don't forget that your MultiROM and
website have lots of exercises and activities.
MultiROM
Grammar Quiz File 5
Vocabulary Banks
 Common
verbs 3
 The time and ordinal numbers
Sound Bank
Practical English File 5
Words and phrases File 5

www.oup.com/englishfile/beginner
Grammar File 5 present simple: be
present simple: have, go, get present simple: regular and irregular verbs
Vocabulary File 5
Common verbs 3
The time and ordinal numbers
Pronunciation
Practical English File 5
.and more activities and games.

No man is an Island. John
  Donne, 16th century English poet

I VOCABULARY hotels
a     Complete the crossword.
Clues
across -+
          U                              B o A R D
10
11
Clues
down
b     Complete
the sentences with words from the list.
bar e-a-F-ËFk garden gym swimming pool lift
reception gift shop
I You can leave your car in the car park
2   You
can have a drink in the
3   You can buy a present in the
4   You
can do exercise in the
5   You
can use the         to go upstairs.
6   You
can swim in the
7   You
can pay at
8   You can sit outside in the
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2 GRAMMAR there is/ there are a
Look at the picture. Complete the sentences.

1

There's
  a

bed.

2

There are some

books.

CDs.
chair. pens. laptop. credit cards. window.

b     Write negative sentences.
I There's a shower in the room. (bath)
There isn't a bath in the room.
2   There
are some chairs. (tables) There aren't any tables.
3   There's a bar in the hotel.
(restaurant)
4   There
are some magazines. (newspapers)
5   There are some women in the garden.
(men)
6   There's a swimming pool in the hotel.
(spa)
c
Write
questions and short answers.
1
toilets
Are there any toilets? Yes, there are.
2
aspa
Is there a spa?
No there isn't.
3
a
lift
4
a
gym
5  shops
6  a swimming pool
7  restaurants

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Link Student's Book p.98 Grammar Bank 64
3 PRONUNCIATION  and
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for chair and ear.
b
Write
the words next to the correct sound.
hey-e the-re aerobics beer haircut
idea near upstairs wear year

there

here

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Words and phrases to learn Complete
the dialogue.
A
Hello.
1 Welcome to 'Sea View House'.
B
Thank
you. Where's our room?
A
It's
on the first 2 fl
B
Can
you see the sea from the window?
A    Yes, there's a beautiful 3 v from
all the rooms
B     Perfect! Is there a TV in our room?
A     No, there isn't, but there's a TV you
can watch The remote control is 6 i the cupboard.
B     Right.
Where can we leave our bags?
A
You can put them 7
u          the bed. Oh, and there are some towels 8 0         the
bed too.
B
Fine.
How can we go to the island?
A     There's
a 9 b              that leaves at 10.30 every day and
comes back at five o'clock.
B     Brilliant!
A Here's the key to your room. Enjoy
your 10 st B Thanks. Bye.
Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1   A Is there a double bed in the room?
B
No,
there isn't. There are two single beds.
2   A Is there a swimming pool?
B
Yes,
there is. There's a spa, too.
3   A
Are there any restaurants near the hotel? B Yes, there are, but there aren't
any shops.

a
  Order the letters to make places.

b

Write
  the places.

1 WOTN town

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

a hospital

2 HUCRCH

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

the s

3 OHPS

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

the
  st

4
  TPEORL OASTTIN

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

ap

5
  USUMME

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

ac

6 THSMEISC

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

the
  b

7
  GVLIALE

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

8 APIORRT

8
  It's a place where there are a lot of houses, offices, cars,

ac

1 VOCABULARY places

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    9 ERVRI                                                     and
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Students Book p.115 Vocabulary
Bank
b Write
questions and short
1
Were there any
2
Was there a       hospital?
3            cinema?
4       parks? 5 restaurants?
6
post
office?
7
banks? 8        supermarket?
Studen(s Book p.98 Grammar Bank 6B

3 PRONUNCIATION the letters
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the  words
and the sounds for tree and egg.
b    Circle the words where ea has the
tree sound.

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4 READING
a
Read
the text and answer the questions.
I
Where is Pompeii? It's in Italy. 2 How many people lived there?

3
When
did people get up?
4   What did they have for breakfast?

5   What time did they have lunch?

6   Where did they wash?

7   What did they often do in the
evenings?

8
Why
did life in Pompeii stop?

b
Look
at the highlighted words. What do you think they mean? Check with your
dictionary.
Pompeii
- a town with a difference!
On your next trip to Italy, why not
visit the fantastic Roman town of Pompeii?
In
the past, twenty thousand people lived in Pompeii in big houses with big
gardens. The Romans built roads in the town and there were many public places
like baths, amphitheatres , banks, and markets.

cake and fruit. or to the public
  often had dinner
Vesuvius
  nearly two

There
wasn't any electricity and people got up with the sun. For breakfast they had
bread and cheese. People started work very early and stopped at twelve o'clock
for a lunch of fish, bread, In the afternoon people went to watch the
gladiators baths to wash and meet friends. In the evening they parties — they
were an important part of Roman life.
But life in Pompeii stopped in 79 AD
when the volcano erupted. Today you can see the town exactly as it was thousand
years ago.
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogue with the words
in the list.

hew happened breakfast
disaster wore built began accident kilometres typically

A
1 How      was
your holiday?
B
It was a complete 2 A Why?
B Well,
the problems 3 when we left home.
A
What 4
B
Well,
first we had an 5

A
Where?
B
About fifty 6              from Dover. A
What did you do?
B We stayed the night in a bed and
7and
the next day we rented a car.
A   Was
the hotel in France nice?
B   No,
it was awful. I think they
8   it
about a hundred years ago, so it was very old.
A   What about the weather?
B
Well,
we were in France, but the weather English.
A
Oh. Did it rain
every day?
B
Yes, it did. We
10 Goats all holiday, and we didn't see the sun once.

LIS

.

TEtsnNDREPEAT*
Listen
to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1 A Was
there a beach near the hotel?

2 A Were there any
  towels in the room?
B No, there weren't,
  and there wasn't any hot water.
3
  A Were there any shops in the village?
B Yes, there were, and
  there was a post office, too.
47

B Yes, there was, but there were a
lot of people.

1 VOCABULARY more verb phrases
Write the verbs.
                                 2

       a letter                                  your keys

34

       the light                                 the cinema

    5                                           6

       a present                                a story

                         8

       a friend                                 an umbrella

     9                                                       10

          the
light                                             an email

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Student's Book p.113 Vocabulary Bank 2 VOCABULARY irregular verbs
a     Write the past tense.
1
eat ate

2   have        8 hear

3
lose              9
make

4
meet            10 Sit
5   speakIl swim

6
take             12
write

b     Complete the sentences with the
past form of the verbs in brackets.
I My parents for
dinner last Sunday. (come) 2 Ben his
leg last year. (break)
3  1  the answers to all the
questions. (know)

4  we           €60 for the dinner. (pay)
5  1  hello to my teacher in the
street. (say)

6
Lily              a
new coat yesterday. (buy)
7  The children        up late this morning. (get)

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8
1 a new flat yesterday. (find) Student's Book p.116 Vocabulary Bank
3     GRAMMAR
object pronouns: me, him, etc.
Complete the sentences with an object
pronoun.
1  We stayed at a hotel, but we didn't
like it .
2
Some friends
were there, but we didn't speak to them . 3 Chloe saw her boyfriend and she
went to sit with

4     I
said hello to Ryan, but he didn't say hello
to

5     My father made a coffee , but he
didn't drink

6     We invite them for dinner every
month, but they never invite

7     Emily
loves her husband, but he doesn't love

8     Charlie bought some new glasses ,
but he never wears

9     My
sister gave me a present, but I didn't give one to

10    My wife and I visit her parents
every month, but theyA
never visit
Il I don't usually see my brother during
the week,B but I saw              yesterday.
12 1
often make dinner for my friends, but they never make dinner for

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Students
Book p.98 Grammar Bank 6C4 A
4 PRONUNCIATION vowel soundsB
a
Write the past
simple forms next to the correct sound.

drove

came could drank dye-ye gave read
said saw spoke swam took wore5 A
B
7 A
B
b
Practise saying
the words in a.

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Student's Book p.117 Sound
BankA
B
I
saw Oliver with Sue last night. Oh really? That's in
Do you want to sit nto me?
OK. Thanks.
What's the problem?
There are a lot of people. I can't find a
s

Is the 10.30 train usually f
No, it's always empty.
How much are the tickets for the sh
£50
downstairs and £40 upstairs.
Why are you
a
Because you're late again!

Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogues.
A
It's
late. Time_ to go.
B
OK.
See you tomorrow.
Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM. I A Did you give your sister a present? B Yes, I gave
her a book.
                                                                                2
A Did you meet your boyfriend at work?
B No, I met him at university.
2 A What time is the next 3 A Did
you send them an email? train to Manchester? B Yes, I sent it this morning. B
16.15, pi 4.
6 What dotyouthinknfit?

I ASKING FOR & GIVING OPINIONS a
Circle the correct answer.
A
Do
you like Britney Spears, Pete?
B
No,
I don't like l it / her.
A And you Emily?
C 2 She's / It's OK.
A What about Sting, Pete? B | 3
really like him / really like he.
A Emily?
C 1 4 1ike him / don't
like him. He's great.
A
OK,
what about groups. Do you like Iron Maiden?
B    5 They're / It's OK.
C    1 6 don't like / don't
like them. They're terrible!
b Complete the
sentences with a positive or negative adjective.
I I really like REM. They're fantastic
2
Rod
Stewart is a            ! I don't like him.
3
U2
are g           ! I really like them.
4
I
don't like Cristina Aguilera. She's t
5
I
really like Radiohead. They're f
2 READING
BRITband Coldplay
Coldplay are from Britain. The
singer is
Chris Martin, Jonny Buckland plays
the guitar, Guy Berryman plays the bass guitar, and Will Champion plays the
drums .
The band
started in 1996 when Chris Martin met Jonny Buckland at university in London.
At first their name was Pectoralz, then Starfish, but they changed to Coldplay
in 199 7. They became famous in June 2000 with the song Yellow and their first
album , Parachutes, won a Grammy for Best Alternative Music Album in 2002.
a
Read the text
and mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).
1 Will Champion plays the guitar. F 2
Chris met Jonny at university.
3   They
changed their name in 1996.
4   Their
first album wasn't popular.
5   They made their second album in
2002.
6   Viva la Vida isn't the same as the
other albums. 7 Coldplay don't sell a lot of albums.
b
Look
at the highlighted words. What do you think they mean? Check with your
dictionary.

LISTEN

Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
I A What do you think of Amy Winehouse?
B I like her. She's OK.
2
A
What do you think of Elton John? B I really like him. He's great.
3
A
What do you think of Destiny's Child? B They're awful. I don't like them.
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listen and repeat. Copy the rhythm.
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       1 VOCABULARY activities                              2
GRAMMAR like+verb+-ing
a     Write
the activities. a Complete the chart with the -ing form of verbs in the list.

listening

driving

swim travel use write
    I c h a t t i    2
online

double consonant + -ing

running

34

52

b

Complete
the sentences with the correct form of words from the list.
cycle read run shop travel drive
chat cook
I I have a lot of books. I love
reading
2 Jamie has a bike. He likes

4
  My parents never go to restaurants. They love at home.

b
  Complete the sentences.

5 We usually stay at home in the
  holidays. We don't

1 Cyis
  very good exercise, especially for

like

5                 63
My friends do a lot of exercise. They like

your legs.

2 Shis
  a lot of women's favourite free time

7 My
  brother uses his computer a lot. He likes

activity.

online.

is
  a cheap way of having a holiday, and

8
  Rosie often goes to the city centre. She

it's
  fun for children.

loves

6   David
has a big car. He loves

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plane and stay in hotels.Students Book p.100 Grammar Bank 7A
5 Many
people prefer wDVDS
to to
the cinema.

Interviewer
  Where do you go on holiday?
Nicole Well, it 4 d                      on
  the year.
Sometimes we stay at home and go
  out for the day. We go for a 5 w or have in the country. We like
  sleeping outside and so sometimes we go c

book

knew

angry

football

fruit

morning

cookie

two

language

3 PRONUNCIATION /0/, /u:/, and
a
Go
to the Sound Bank on the MultiROM. Listen and repeat the words and the sounds
for bull, boot, and singer.
b
Practise saying
these words.
c
Write
the words under the correct sound.
cheese eeek could do food full good
lose new took

cook

choose

Sometimes have a IOfr         afternoon
  in the m week and so I go for a long lunch with my friends.

of the

Interviewer What do you do in
your free time? William At weekends I like doing something relaxing, for e
reading a book or painting a p . I

Study Link            Book p.117 Sound Bank
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogues.

Interviewer What do you like doing
  in your holidays? Matt Well, I like I travelling , so we go
  to a lot of different places. Unfortunately my girlfriend doesn't like 2
  fl             so we can't go by plane. We usually go by car and we
  take our bikes with us because we love

Listen to the dialogues on the
MultiROM.
1   A What do you like doing in your
free time?
B
I
love doing sport, for example running and cycling.
2   A
Does your girlfriend like travelling?
B
No,
she doesn't. She doesn't like flying.
3   A Do your friends like going to the
cinema?
B Yes, they do. They like watching DVDs too.
Now listen and repeat. Copy the
rbythm.

I GRAMMAR be going to (plans)
a Write positive or negative El sentences.
I She / visit her
family E]
She's going to visit
herfamily.

3
come
back / going / are / When / to / they

4
going / the flight
/ leave / What time / to / is

2 They / work late tonight
c
  Look at the pictures. Answer
1
  They're going to go to Rome.
2
3
                       4
5

       7
  We / stay at a hotel G]                                                                                6

d Complete the dialogue.
Susie
    Rob, can we go shopping next weekend?
    Rob 1 1 'm not going to
    be   (not be) here next

b
    Order the words to make questions.

weekend, Susie.

                                                                                Susie Where 2 (you / go)?
Rob To Liverpool. It's Jamie's birthday
  party.
Susie Oh. Can I come?
Rob Sorry, Susie, it's boys only.
Susie Oh. Where 3
  (you / sleep)? Rob       (stay) in a hotel.
                                                                                Susie
  5 (you / drive) there?
Rob
  No, we 6 our
  cars (not take). We're going to go by train.
                                                                                Susie
  When 7   (you / leave)?
Rob On Thursday night. | 8
(not go) to work on Friday.
                                                                                Susie
  When 9    (you / come back)?
Rob Late on Sunday night.
Susie
  Well, what 10              (I/ do)? I they / go / Where / going /
  to / are Rob I don't know. Go shopping? Where are they going to go?
   2 travel / How / to                                                                                Students
  Book p.100 Grammar Bank 7B

5

visit
/ to / are / What / going / they / city

2 PRONUNCIATION syllable stress
a     Underline
the stressed syllable and write the words  in
the correct group.

hairdresser holiday excited museum
hospital reception surprise

today

Yß§terday

tomorrow

b     Practise saying the words in a.
3 VOCABULARY time expressions
a Put the
time expressions in order.
t0morrow next month
tomorrow night next year tonight
next week
VI today
Words and phrases to learn
Complete the dialogues.

1   A
We're going to drive from Paris to Dakar.
BWow! How far    is that?
2   A
When is your trip going to finish?
BWe aren't going to come
back uSeptember.

3   A When is he going to start
learning English?
BHe's going to go to
classes next y

4   A When are your parents going to
change their car?
BThey're
going to get a new one nmonth. 5 A My girlfriend's going to work in New York
for two years.
          B
Two years? That's a I                     time.

6 A When are you going to see the show?

B We have tickets for
24th May
exam
holiða
3
he's
going to do his last exam.

4
he's
going to play football.

5
He's
going to go on holiday
6
he's
going to visit Australia.

Complete the sentences
  with the correct form of the

a

Go to the Sound Bank on
  the MultiROM. Listen

verbs in the list.

and
  repeat the words and sounds for train, egg, boot,

buy
  break have not cycle park not pay

phone,
  cat, and tree.

read take be

b

Circle
  the word with a different sound.

1     GRAMMAR be going to (predictions)        2
PRONUNCIATION revision of sounds
1   paint man same train
2   rent bread stressed speak
3   blue juice go do
4   close one open hotel
5   traffic bacon mechanic sandwich
6   tea street breakfast leave

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  Link

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Book p.117 Sound Bank I He's going to take a photo.
dinner.
3 VOCABULARY revision: verb collocation
a
Cross
out the wrong word or phrase.
1   HAVE dinner / o / children
2   GET           sport / up / a text
message
3   DO            housework / basketball /
sport
4   MEET an email / some friends / at the
station
5

PLAY chess / a shower / the
guitar
6   MAKE dinner / friends / a photo
7   GO            home / my girlfriend /
to work
8   TAKE a mistake / an umbrella / a photo
b
Complete
the sentences with the correct form of a verb in a.
I We usually goon
holiday in August.
2     My friends            a lot of sport.
3     Their
children         basketball at the weekend.
4     I didn't    an email from my sister yesterday. 5
Do you    a
shower in the morning or in the evening?
6 When did
youthat photo? 7 A Where did he           his girlfriend?
B At a party, I think.
                                                                                8 The students sometimes                mistakes
with their
English. Study Link           Studenes
Book p.100 Grammar Bank 7C
1 1

Nobody
can be sure what the weather is going to be like in the future, but many people
think there are going to be some changes.
Scientists say that in many places ifs going
to be hotter and it's going to rain less. Countries in Africa and Asia are
going to become very dry all year, and it's going to be impossible for people
to find food and water. In Southern Europe and the United States it's going to
be more difficult for plants to grow. People there are also going to have
problems finding food in the future.
Nobody knows exactly how much the
temperature is going to go up, but scientists say that the change is going to
be at [east 2 0C. They predict that the ice in the Arctic and the
Antarctic is going to melt in the next hundred years and a lot of the animals
there are going to die. There is also going to be more water in the oceans of
the world so cities on the coast are going to disappear.
Another problem is that the weather is
going to become more extreme. Scientists say that there are going to be more
hurricanes and typhoons in the future. These storms are going to happen all
over the world and many people are going to lose their homes.
a
Read
the text and match the sentence halves.
1    It's going to be very dry
2    Plants
aren't going to grow
3    A lot of the animals are going to die
4    Cities
are going to disappear 5 There are going to be more storms a all over the
world. b on the coast.
c
in
Africa and Asia.
d
in Southern Europe
and the United States.
e

in the Arctic and the Antarctic.
b
Look
at the highlighted words. What do you think they mean? Check with your
dictionary.
Words
and phrases to learn Complete the sentences.
going   to be      hot
2 sn
3
c
4 s
5
Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
1    A
What are they going to do?
B
They're
going to play football.
2    A Is
he going to turn on his laptop?
B
Yes,
he is. He's going to send an email.
3    A Is it going to rain tomorrow?
B    No,
it isn't. It's going to be sunny.
Now listen and repeat Copy the rþythm.

1
  ,
1 ASKING WHERE PLACES ARE a Look at
  the map and answer the b Look at the map and complete the dialogues.

questions.                                                                       1
1
Where's
the park?
It's on the corner of Queen Street.
2   Where's the Chinese restaurant?     2
It's the theatre and the cinema.
3
Where's
the hotel?
3
     It's                           the
post office.
4   Where's the museum?
   It's                    the bank.
4
5
Where's
the hospital?
    It's                            of
Queen Street.
6
Where's
the post office?
5
It's the church and the cinema.
7   Where's the supermarket?
   It's                    the theatre.                                           6
8
Where's
the
A    Excuse
me. Is there a bank near here
B    Yes, there's one in Prince
Road, between the theatre and the museum.
A
Excuse
me.
B
Yes, Princess
Street, the hospital.
A    Excuse
me.
B     Yes, Princess Street, the post
office.
A    Excuse
me.
B     Yes, Queen Street, the supermarket
and the chemist's. A Excuse me.
B Yes,  Queen
Street, the Chinese restaurant.
A
Excuse
me.

church?
  the bank. It's the post office.
US
  STATION
SUPE MAR
                                               YOST         NEM
I-I OTEL

B     Yes,  Prince
Road,
2 UNDERSTANDING & GIVING DIRECTIONS
a     Complete
the directions.

1
It's
on the left

2
GO

3
right.
4
It's
on

5
left.
b     Look
at the map in 1. The people are outside the hotel. Complete the places and
directions.
Excuse me. Where's the hospital
B Turn right, go straight on and it's on
the right Excuse
me. Where's the park?
B Turn right and go straight on,
then turn GO on and it's on the right, opposite
the

Excuse me. Where's the
B Turn left and go straight on,
then turn Go straight on, then turnagain and it's on the  next to the museum.
Excuse me. Where's the
B Turn left and go straight on,
then turn right. Go straight on and it's on theon the corner.

Excuse me. Where's the
B
Turn right, go straight on and it's on the
opposite
the hospital.
Excuse
me. Where's the bookshop?

B Turnand go straight on, then turn
Go straight on and it's on the, on
the

Listen to the dialogues on the MultiROM.
I A Excuse me. Can you help me?
B Sure.
A   Is
there a post office near here?
B   Yes, there's one in Princess
Street. It's opposite the hotel. Go straight on and turn right. It's
on the left.
2 A Excuse me. Where's the bank?
       B It's next to the theatre. Turn
left and it's on the right.
Now listen and repeat Copy the rhythm.

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File 7
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of Files 1—6
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Paola            Italian.
  She's Brazilian.

Il

I have three

@are b is

a
  is'nt          b isn't

a watchs b watches

1               Jan
  from Poland?

7

A Are they in class 4?

12

Look
  at my            glasses.

a Is b Are

B
  No,

a
  news b new

2 A Are they British?

a
  they not b they aren't

13

We're on holiday.

hotel

     B No,        American.

8

It's            umbrella.

is fantastic!

a
  they b they're

a
  an b a

a
  Their b Our

3
  A Where               from?

9

Is
  this            mobile?

14

A
  Rolex is

B He's from Turkey.
a
  he's b 's he

a
  you b your

a
  a good watch b a watch good

4
  A Are you in room 6?

B
  It's a pen.

15

Adam
  is my

     B No,        in room 5.
a
  I'm b I

a What is      b What is it

a sisters friend b sister's friend

5 A Are you from Spain? B Yes, a
we are b are

VOCABULARY

    John is my

6
  Our friends are from the United

11 Jack is my sister's

a
  sister O brother

        States.
  They're

a
  husband b wife

I one,          , three

a
  US b American

12
  They have a son and a

a
  to b two

7
  Please close the

a daughter b sister

2
  ten, eleven,

a
  door b board

13 My father isn't
  tall. He's

Circle the correct
answer.

a
  twenty b twelve

8 A What is it?

a
  small b short

         B
  It's my

3               forty,
  fifty

a
  identity card b card identity

14 Her boyfriend is very

a
  thirteen b thirty

9
  Here is

a
  good-looking b beautiful

4
  Fabio's from             . He's Italian.

a
  a paper b a piece of paper

15
  Old photos are black and

a Italy b Italia

10 Two        are in the room.

a
  blue b white

5
  Li is from Beijing. She's

a
  men b mens

a    chinese b Chinese

k

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                                                                                works
in a bank.                                    Il A Does Laura eat meat?

           @are
b is                                                               a Dans'
girlfriend                                                 B No,
b    Dank
girlfriend       a she doesn't b she isn't
I A Is your mother a nurse?
       B Yes,                                                                 7
I eat             for lunch.                                     12             drink
coffee.
            a
she's b she is                                                        a food
fast b fast food                                          a I never b Never I
2
A Where are you?8 James                                                              near
here.                                   13 What time
        B            at
home.                                                       a lives b live                                                           a
it is b is it
a
We's b We're
9 speak
English? 14 How spell your surname? hot
today. It's cold. a Are they b Do they a do you b you
a isn't b not is
                                                                                10
1  the piano.                                             15
we             pay by credit card.
4
a
Your b Her
        That's
my sister.           name's Jessica.                   a don't play b no play                                           a
don't can b can't
5
Do
you take on holiday?
a
photos b a photos

VOCABULARY
Circle
the correct answer.
        John
is my                                                         6 1            magazines
in the hairdresser's.         Il It's             o'clock.

a
  sister 0 brother

a read b watch

      a two      b second

1 eighty, ninety,

7
  What do you have                breakfast?

12
  we              at 8 0'clock.

a
  a hundred b hundred

a
  in b for

a have a breakfast

2
  My girlfriend comes from

   8
  I usually eat             in a

b have breakfast

a
  UK b the UK

Chinese
  restaurant.

13
  At half past six she

3 A What time is it?

a
  rice b pasta

a goes to
  home b goes home

B I don't know. Look at

9 A What does your brother do?

14
  Can you              music?

a
  the board b your watch

     B        doctor.

a
  see b hear

4
  Henry and Daisy have six

        a He is b           a

15
  Alex             an expensive car.

a
  childs b children

10
  They're students. They're

a drives b goes

5 The

a at university b in
  university

new hospital is very a big b long

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A
  Do you like pop music?

11

1          coffee
  yesterday.

@are
  b is

B Yes,  a
  I do b I like

a
  no drank b didn't drink

             late.

12

Did
  your boyfriend             with you?

B Sorry.

7 we           MTV on Saturday

a go
  shopping b went shopping

a 'Your b You're

morning.

a
  watch usually b usually watch

13 There        people in the
  street.

2
  A Is it cold in January?

a aren't any b isn't
  some

      B Yes,

8 A What does your

a it is b it's

B She's a lawyer.

14              a
  gym in the hotel?

3 1 don't know

a
  girlfriend b girlfriend do

a There was b Was there

      a
  the wife of Tom         b Tom's wife

9 Can          to dinner tonight?

15 A What do you think of Sting?

a you come b you to
  come

       B
  1 like

4
  She has two sisters.             names

a
  him b his

are
  Mia and Jo.

10
  we               at home last weekend.

a Their b Theirs

a was b were

              5
My brother             a car.
a doesn't have b don't have

VOCABULARY
Circle the correct answer.

                   John
is my                                                         6
My mother              the radio in                      11 They             at
the weekend.

a
  sister U brother

the
  morning.
a listens b listens to

a play
  the tennis b play tennis

I
  nineteen, twenty,

12
  Jake always             his friends at

a
  twentyone b twenty-one

7 I had a cheese         for
  lunch.

the weekend.

2 A Where was Tolstoy
  from?

        a
  sandwich         b bread

a finds b meets

      B
  He was

8 An administrator works in

13
  There weren't any              in the

a Russian b Russia

a a office b an office

bathroom.

3
  Can we pay by

9 My birthday is the         of
  July.

a pillows b towels

a
  card credit b credit card

a
  thirty-oneth b thirty-first

14
  We did some exercise

4
  There are a lot of              here.

10
  I never              when I finish work.

a
  in the gym b in the lift

a
  people b persons

a
  go the gym b go to the gym

15
  We bought some aspirin at a the chemist's b the church

5 Her laptop wasn't expensive.
It was a
good b cheap

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      B
  No,

a going b go

a I'm not b I isn't

9
  David and Alison                 at the party.

a was b were

14 What         to buy?

3
  It's a a
  very old church

10 My boyfriend        early this

a is she going b she is going

b
  church very old

morning.

15 I think it         snow.

4
  They visited many

     a didn't got up     b didn't get
  up

a going to b 's going
  to

eat meat?

Il
  Were there                in the car park?

@are b is

a
  You b Do you

         a
  any cars         b a cars

I Emily isn't in
  hospital.

 7 You        to museums.

12 Jane's boyfriend
  always cooks

at
  home.

a never go b don't
  never go

       for

a She b. She's

8   speak to you?

a
  she b her

2
  A Are you at work?

a
  Can I b I can

13
  Where do you like              on holiday?

a countrys     b countries
5 My brother computer
games. a don't play b doesn't play

VOCABULARY

       John
  is my

6
  Do you               English?

11
  We always             money before

a
  sister O brother

      a listen      b speak

we travel.

I
  fourteen, thirteen,

7
  A Do you want              with your meat?

a change b pay

a eleven b twelve

B OK.

12 When did you         from

2
  Where are they from?

a some fruit b some vegetables

your holiday?
a come b come back

a They're Spain.

8 A Where does          work?

b They're Spanish.

B In an office.

13 It's dark. Can you       the
  light?

3              is
  in my pocket.

a
  a doctor b a lawyer

a
  turn on b turn off

a My mobile b My bag

9
  A What time is is?

14 I can't find the        for
  the TV.

       B
  It's

a
  remote control

4
  There were two               at reception.

a
  one past twenty

b
  control remote

a
  womans b women

b
  twenty past one

15 We bought some stamps at

5 My new laptop is
  fantastic!

10
  They              housework on Saturdays.

     the

Circle the correct answer.

I
GRAMMAR
 I'm not a teacher. 4 You're in Room
6.
5
I'm
Ben.
6
You
aren't in Room 3.
7
I'm
not Katie.
8
You're
late.
I'm not Olivia.
4
Are
you in Room 10?
5
Am
I late?
6
You
aren't Robert. 7 Are you a teacher? 8 I'm not in a taxi.
Are you, I am 4 I'm, I'm not
5
Am
I, you are.
6
Am
I, you aren't
7
I'm,
I'm
8
Are
you, I am
2 VOCABULARY
a 3 ten 4 two 5 eight 6 three 7 nine
8 seven 9 four 10 zero
b 3 nine 4 seven 5 five 6 one
7 eight 8 three
3 PRONUNCIATION
a no, late, nice sorry,
photo, seven hello, excuse, hotel
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
a
3 Hello 4 Thank 5 Nice 6 Sorry?
7 Yes 8 late b 1 Excuse me. 2 Sorry?
3 Sorry.

I VOCABULARY
a
Across:
4 Brazil 6 Hungary
Down:
1 England 2 Japan 3 Italy
5 China
b
3
the United States 4 Spain 5 Russia
6
Poland 7 Mexico 8 Turkey
2
GRAMMAR
a
3
He's 4 She's 5 He's 6 She's
b
2
Is, isn't, 's 3 is, Is, is 4 Is, isn't c 3 Is Michael Phelps from the United
States?
Yes,
he is. He's from Baltimore.
4
Is
Istanbul in Hungary?
No,
it isn't. It's in Turkey.
5
Is
the Colosseum in Italy?
Yes,
it is. It's in Rome.
6
Is
Kate Moss from England?
Yes, she is. She's from London.
7
Is
Gdansk in Russia?
No,
it isn't. It's in Poland.
8
Is
Kyoto in the United States? No, it isn't. It's in Japan.
3 PRONUNCIATION
c
[al/ it
11/ nine
/al/
/I/
hi
WORDS AND PHRASES
TO LEARN

1   VOCABULARY
2   Japanese
3 Italian 4 Brazilian
5 Polish 6 Chinese 7 Hungarian
8 English 9 Mexican 10 British 11
Turkish 12 American 13 Russian mystery word: nationalities
2 GRAMMAR
a
3 He's Brazilian.
4
We're
late.
5
You're
in Class A.
6
I'm
a teacher.
7
Millie's
from England. 8 They're in Room 10.
b 3 aren't
4
aren't
5
isn't
6
aren't
7
isn't
8 'm not
c 3 Are we in room three?
4
Where's
she from?
5
Are
you from Japan?
6
Is
Isabella Brazilian?
7
Is
Florence in Italy?
8
What's
your name?

3
PRONUNCIATION
a
3 Brazil, photo, Turkey, breakfast - Brazil
4
goodbye,
English, hello, Chinese
—
English
5
Italy,
holiday, Mexican, fantastic
—
fantastic
6
Hunguian,
American, Japanese,
Brazilian
-Japanese
7
Russia,
England, Turkish, thirteen
— thirteen
c /e/: twenty, American, seven
/i:/:
Chinese, fifteen, meet
/f/: English, nationality, Spanish 4
VOCABULARY
a
3 fourteen 4 twelve 5 sixteen
6
nineteen 7 eighteen 8 fifteen
9
twenty 10 seventeen
b
3 nineteen 4 twelve               5 seventeen
6 thirteen 7 sixteen 8 twenty
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 f 3g 4e 5c 6a 7b
PRACTICAL ENGLISH
1
1    THE
ALPHABET
 I J 2K 3 G 4T 5M 6 S 71 80 9 U IO
R b 3J 40 5 Y 61 7 A 8 E
2    SPELLING
YOUR NAME
a
3
morning 4 name 5 Sorry? 6 spell 7 surname 8 Thank 9 room 10 you
b
2
How do you spell your first name?
3
How
do you spell your city?
4
How
do you spell your country? 3 VOCABULARY
a I door 2 table 3 book 4 board
5 chair 6 dictionary 7 laptop 8
window b 2 Close 3 Open 4 Go
5 Stand 6 Sit down

7
It's 8 He's

Across: 3 pen 7 identity card 9 umbrella
Down: I glasses 2 mobile 3 photo
4 credit card 5 watch 6 bag 8 key
2
GRAMMAR
a 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 an 7 a 8 a
9 an 10 a umbrellas
3
chairs
4
dictionaries
keys
6 identity cards watches
8
countries
9
emails
10
holidays

What is it? It's a table. 4 What is
it? It's a coat.
5 What are they? They're photos. 6
What is it? It's a laptop.
 What are they? They're taxis.
8 What are they? They're credit cards.
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 in 3 are 4 have

I
GRAMMAR
a I his 2 she 3 its 4 we 5 your
6
they
 2 your 3 her 4 his 5 our 6 Your
7
its
8 their
2 VOCABULARY
a 2 girl 3 men 4 woman 5 children
6 friend 7 people 8 boyfriend
b 2 wife 3 sister 4 brother 5 son
6 father 7 daughter
4 GRAMMAR a 2 Jon's daughter
3
Julio's
son
4
Helena's
husband
5
Janet's
brother
6
Apple's
mother
7
Daniel's
sister
8
Stella's
father
b 3 B 4 A 5 A 6B 7B 8 A
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN

2
Who's this?
4
I
can't remember.            2 VOCABULARY
5
That's
a 2 My home number or my mobile?
6
Thanks.
3
Your
home number.
4
01752
336384.
5
Sorry,
can you say that again?
         c              6
Yes, it's 01752 336384.
b 2 562322
I VOCABULARY                              3
911563
4
773082
a 2 Jamie's mobile is red.
5
496788
3 Your glasses are green.
6
229004
4
Zoe's
bag is white.
5
My
father's umbrella is black.                c 2 ninety 3 forty 4 a hundred
6
Their
car is yellow. 5 sixty 6 eighty 7 fifty 8 thirty
7
Her
coat is orange. d 2 68 8 His watch is brown. 3 89 b 2 new 3 tall 4 bad 5
expensive 4 56
      6 fast 7 long                                                            5
43
6
27
 2 nice 3 good-looking 4 bad
7
75
5 beautiful 6 good
8 32
2  GRAMMAR
3  PERSONAL
INFORMATION

 3
X It's a cheap umbrella.                                            2 Where,
you
4  X
They're terrible boys. 3 address
5
4 What's your
     6 X She's a good
mother.                                         5 How, are
7
6 Are you 8 X The
windows are old. 7 phone b 3 fantastic people 8 What's your
4
a
good dictionary        9 email
5
expensive
watches
6
a
nice girl
7
a
yellow coat
8
fast
cars

3 PRONUNCIATION

b 2 card 3 football
4
thanks
5
board
6
family
7
father
8
fantastic

WORDS AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
French,
German
3
dangerous
4
favourite
5
popular
PRACTICAL ENGLISH 2
I INTRODUCING PEOPLE

a I thanks
2
hurry,
see
3
This,
What's
4
old,
'm / am

b

3 over there

3
GRAMMAR         b
2 school 3 restaurant 4 factory
                                                                                5
street                   7 office 8 home

GRAMMAR
want
3
don't
drink
4
don't
like
5
have
Do you live 3 Do you want
4
Do
you like
5
Do
you drink c 2 don't 3 Do 4 do 6 don't
7 don't 8 do
2 VOCABULARY
a
2 want 3 listen to 4 live 5 drink
6 study 7 like 8 eat b 2 drink/ like 3
work 4 speak 5 read
6 watch 7 have 8 want 3 READING
a 2 Where are you from?
3
Are
you married?
4
Do
you have children? 5 Where do you work?
6
Do you like your job?
4 PRONUNCIATION
b
soon, excuse, you, beautiful, newspaper
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
Are 3 Really? 4 know 5 worry
6 thanks 7 Wait 8 problem
I VOCABULARY
a Across: 2 cereal 4 beer 6 meat 7
coffee 8 bread
Down:
1 sugar 2 cheese 3 wine
4 butter 5 rice b 3 orange juice 4
sandwich 5 chocolate
6 milk 7 pasta 8 eggs 9 water
10 fish Il vegetables 12 tea 2
PRONUNCIATION
a
vegetables,
beautiful, sausages, hamburger, difficult, terrible potatoes,
expensive, fantastic, important, remember, umbrella c 2 Germany 3 sugar 4
dangerous
5
eggs
6 Japanese
3
You have a salad for lunch.
4
My
children don't drink tea.
5
We
listen to classical music.
6
You
don't work in a bank.
7
We
don't read a newspaper.
8
My
brothers and sisters live near here.
b
2
Do you have
3
Do
they speak
4
Do
you drink
5
Do
you want
6
Do
they study
7
Do
they work
8
Do
you like
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
weekend 3 depends 4 home
5

work
6 lot 7 together
I
GRAMMAR
2
drinks
3
watches
4
doesn't
study
5
likes
6
reads
7
doesn't
drink
8
doesn't
watch
9
studies 10 doesn't like works
3
doesn't
open
4
goes
5
likes
6
doesn't
speak
7
has
8
studies
9
doesn't
watch
10
doesn't understand c 2 Do 3 does 4 Does 5 doesn't
6
do 7 Do 8 don't 2 PRONUNCIATION
b finishes, teaches, watches 3 VOCABULARY
a 2 doctor 3 lawyer
4
waiter
5
factory
worker
6
student
7
administrator
8
teacher
6 shop c 2 at 3 at 4 in 5 in 6 at 7 for 8
in
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
I
in 2 very well 3 the world
4
you do 5 very much 6 speak
PRACTICAL
ENGLISH 3
I TELLING THE TIME a 2 twenty to
3
ten
past
4
twenty-five
past
5
quarter
to
6
0'clock
7
five
to
8
quarter
past b 2 It's 3 Excuse 4 don't 5 What
6
half 7 it 8 have
2 VOCABULARY
2
Monday
3
Thursday
4
Saturday
5
Wednesday
6
Tuesday
7 Sunday b 2 Wednesday
3
Thursday
4
Friday
5
Saturday
6
Tuesday
3 PRONUNCIATION
a
3 taXk
4
WeÅnesday
5
scxool
6
Know
7
Krite
8
wXite

9
nurse
mystery word: policeman
                                                   2
VOCABULARY                          PRACTICAL ENGLISH 4

2 do sport

3 ski

I UNDERSTANDING PRICES

a 2 finish 3 have 4 go
  5 make

4   play
  tennis
5   walk

a 2 pounds 3 cents 4
  dollars

6 watch 7 do 8 get

6 play computer games

5 euros 6 p/ pence

b
  have: a shower, lunch, dinner, a coffee

7 go to the beach

b
  2 seventeen euros thirty

go: home, to
  university, to the gym, to bed

8 swim

3 twenty p/ pence

c 2 go 3 get 4have 5 go
  6 do

9 play the piano

4 forty-five dollars

7 watch 8 have 9 have
  10 go

5 thirty cents

3 PRONUNCIATION

6 eighty pounds

2 PRONUNCIATION

b usually, your,
  newspaper, music,

7   nineteen
  dollars fifty
8   six
  euros seventy

a /e/: breakfast, bed

computer, yes

/A/: lunch, hurry
/1/: dinner, gym

WORDS AND PHRASES TO
  LEARN

2 PRONUNCIATION

/ao/: housework, shower

2 different 3 the
  summer 4 light

c
  /s/: cinema, nice, exercise, price, cent,

5 inside 6 open

pence

3 GRAMMAR

/k/:
  cat, close, can, difficult, coat, computer

 Amy never goes to the gym.
3 They sometimes do housework at the
weekend.3
BUYING A COFFEE

4 Jamie usually watches
  TV in the

a
  3 Barwoman Espresso, Americano,

evening.

I GRAMMAR

cappuccino?

5 You never make the
  dinner.

 2
  You can't walk

4 Man A cappuccino,
  please.

6 My sister usually
  goes to work by train.

3 You can sleep

5 Barwoman Regular or
  large?

7 We always go to bed
  late.

4 You can't talk

6
  Man Regular. How much is that?

8 I sometimes have a
  sandwich for lunch.

5 You can have

7
  Barwoman Three pounds ten.

    usually
  reads

6 You can't swim

8 Man Here you are.

3 always goes

b 2 Can we play

9 Barwoman Thanks.

4 never drinks

3 Can you make

b 2 have 3 please 4
  Regular

5 usually listens

4 Can we listen to

5 much 6 Here

6 always reads

5 Can you close

7   never
  goes
8   sometimes
  drinks

6 Can you write

WORDS AND PHRASES TO
  LEARN

2 PRONUNCIATION

2 at 3 before 4 then 5
  wear 6 after

a /al/ why
100/ home

7 clean 8 out 9 club 10 lock

/ao/ how lea/ there /a:/ can't
/æ/ flat
/01/ walk

I GRAMMAR

3 VOCABULARY

a 2 Is your boyfriend
  Italian?

2 change money 3 hear 4
  take photos

3 Do you live in the
  city centre?

5 see 6 come 7 use the
  Internet

4   Are
  the children at school?
5   Where
  does your mother work? 6 Where is Natalia from?

8 drive

7 How old is your
  sister?

4 READING

8 Does George play tennis?
b 2 How old 3 Where 4 How
5
  What time 6 What 7 When 8 How

a a 2 b 4 c l d 3

c 2 How do you go to
  work?

WORDS AND PHRASES TO
  LEARN

3 What time do you go
  to bed?

1 reservation

4 When do they play
  football?

2 really, That's

5 How old are you?

3 Here, Thank you

6
What
does Nicole have for breakfast?
7
Where
is / Where's your teacher from? 8 What music do you like?
                    2
GRAMMAR                                         3 VOCABULARY

GRAMMAR
 She was at the cinema
4
We
weren't at home
5
Was
he at work
6
They
were at the airport
7
Were
you in London 8 I wasn't late Was Agatha Christie a writer? / Yes, she
was.
4
Were
Monet and Matisse British? / No, they weren't.
5
Was
Rudolf Nureyev from Poland? / No, he wasn't.
6
Were
the Marx Brothers American? / Yes, they were. 7 Was Edith Piaf an actress? /
No, she wasn't. 8 Were Proust and Tolstoy writers? / Yes, they were.
Was, wasn't. 3 Were, weren't
4
was,
was
5
Were,
weren't
6
were,
was 2 PRONUNCIATION
b /31/: girl, weren't, nurse /D/:
coffee, wasn't, hot
/o/:
after, butter, woman
3  READING
8
F 9 F IO T
4  VOCABULARY
2
They
were at school.
3
She
was in the street.
4
They
were on a plane.
5
He
was in the bedroom.
6
She
was on a bus.
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
last 3 yesterday 4 last 5 yesterday

I VOCABULARY
2
has
a shower
3
get
up
4
goes
shopping
5
do
housework
6
has
a sandwich
a 2 had 3 had 4 went 5 had 6 went 7 had
8 went 9 went 10 had b 3 We didn't get up late on Sunday.
4
Did
they have dinner at a restaurant?
5
Did
Molly go home by train?
6
I
didn't have breakfast before work.
7
Did
you have a coffee after lunch? 8 We didn't go shopping yesterday.
c 1 didn't, went
2
Did,
have, didn't, had
3
Did,
go, did, went
4
Did,
have, did, had
5
Did,
go, didn't, went
3 PRONUNCIATION
a I d 2 a 3 e 4 f 5 c
4 READING
a c l a 2 b 3 b 2 got 3 went 4 was 5 had
6 went
7
had 8 went 9 were 10 went
11
had 12 was 13 went 14 were
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
was 3 special 4 traffic 5 usual
6
stressed 7 course 8 surprise 9 present 10 match 11 Brilliant 12 Perfect 13 trip
c
1
GRAMMAR
a
2
watched 3 played 4 studied
5 stopped 6 parked 7 cried 8 asked
b
2
We didn't watch the film on TV. 3 We didn't wait at the cinema.
4 They didn't open their books. 5 She
didn't look at the board.
6
We
didn't close the window.
7
It
didn't end at 10.30.
8
He/She
didn't talk to my father. c 2 Did he close the window?
3
What
music did you listen to?
4
Did
you like the film?
5
When
did your brother live in Paris? 6 Did Jane work yesterday?
7
What
time did your friends arrive?
8
Did
they walk to the restaurant?
2
arrive
at the airport
3
stay
at a hotel
4
learn
a language
5
come
back from holiday
6
buy
a ticket
7
say
hello
8
meet
a friend
9
rent
a car
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 want 3 ago 4 friends 5 best 6 heart 7 use 8 week
PRACTICAL ENGLISH 5
1 ORDINAL NUMBERS
 the ninth
4
the
twelfth
5
the
thirty-first
6
the
twentieth
7
the
third
8
the
fifth
9
the
thirtieth
10
the
twenty-second
b
2 eleventh
3
fifteenth
4
nineteenth
5
twenty-fifth
6
sixteenth
7
twenty-first
8
twenty-third
2
THE MONTHS
a
2 March 3 November 4 October
5
February 6 August 7 December
8 January b Across: 5 February 6 August
7 December 8 June
Down: 1 July 2 April 3 September 4 May
3
SAYING THE DATE
 2 f 3 a 4b 5 h 6i 7 j 9c IO
e
b 2 The eighteenth of July. 3 The
twenty-sixth of April.
4
The
twelfth of October.
5
The
fifteenth of August.
6
The
twenty-first of November.
7
The
fourteenth of February.
8
The
second of June.

d a 4 b 3 c 8 d 7 e l f 2 g 5 h 6
2 PRONUNCIATION
c wanted, started, ended

7
finishes
work
8
have
breakfast

a
Across: I cupboard 5 bed 6 towel
9 bathroom 10 bedroom Il bath
Down: 2 pillow 3 remote control
4 floor 7 shower 8 lamp b 2 bar 3
gift shop 4 gym 5 lift
6
swimming pool 7 reception 8 garden
2
GRAMMAR
There are some
4
There's
a
5
There
are some
6
There's
a
7
There
are some
8
There's
a
There isn't a restaurant in the
hotel.
4
There
aren't any newspapers.
5
There
aren't any men in the garden. 6 There isn't a spa in the hotel.
Is there a lift? Yes, there is.
4
Is
there a gym? No, there isn't.
5
Are
there any shops? No, there aren't.
6
Is
there a swimming pool? Yes, there is.
7
Are
there any restaurants? Yes, there are.
3 PRONUNCIATION
b
/ea/: there, aerobics, haircut, upstairs, wear
/10/:
here, beer, idea, near, year
WORDS AND PHRASES TO
LEARN
2
floor 3 view 4 upstairs
5 downstairs 6 in 7 under 8 on 9 boat
10 stay

I VOCABULARY
a 2 church 3 shop 4 petrol station
5
museum 6 chemist's 7 village
8 airport 9 river 10 park
b 2 the sea 3 the station 4 a post office
5
a cinema 6 the beach 7 a bank
8 a city
2
GRAMMAR
a 3 There were some 4 There wasn't a
5
There
were some
6
There
wasn't a
7
There
weren't any
8
There
was a
b
3 Was there a cinema? Yes, there was.
4
Were
there any parks? Yes, there were.
5
Were
there any restaurants? No, there weren't.
6
Was
there a post office? Yes, there was. 7 Were there any banks? No there weren't.
8 Was there a supermarket? No, there
wasn't.
3 PRONUNCIATION
b
meat, easy, sea
4 READING
a 2 Twenty-thousand people lived there.
3
They
got up with the sun.
4
They
had bread and cheese for breakfast.
5
They
had lunch at 12 0'clock.
6
They
washed in the public baths.
7
They
often had dinner parties.
8
Because
the volcano Vesuvius erupted.
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 disaster 3 began 4 happened
5 accident 6 kilometres 7 breakfast
8
built 9 typically 10 wore

I VOCABULARY
2
lose
3
turn
off
4
leave
5
give
6
tell
7
call
8
take
9
turn
on
10
send
2 VOCABULARY
a
2 had 3 lost 4 met 5 spoke
6 took 7 went 8 heard 9 made
10 sat 11 swam 12 wrote b 2 broke 3
knew 4 paid 5 said
6 bought 7 got 8 found
3
GRAMMAR
3 him 4 me 5 it 6 us 7 her
8 them 9 her 10 us 11 him 12 me
4 PRONUNCIATION
a
/oÖ/ drove, spoke
/Ö/ could, took
/eL/
came, gave
/æ/ drank, swam
/e/ read, said
/o:/
saw, wore
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 platform 3 interesting 4 next
5 seat 6 full 7 show 8 angry

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 6

I ASKING FOR &
GIVING OPINIONS
a
I her 2 She's 3 really like him
4
like him 5 They're
6 don't like them b 2 awful 3 great 4
terrible 5 fantastic
2 READING

VOCABULARY a 2 cooking 3 flying 4
reading 5 running 6 swimming b I Cycling 2 Shopping 3 Camping
4
Travelling 5 watching, going
2
GRAMMAR
a
+
-ing: playing, skiing, studying X + -ing: making, using, writing double
consonant + -ing: shopping, swimming, travelling
b
2
cycling 3 running 4 cooking
5 travelling 6 driving 7 chatting 8
shopping
3 PRONUNCIATION
c /o/ could, full, good, took
/u:/ do, food, lose, new
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2
flying 3 cycling 4 depends 5 walk
6 picnic 7 camping 8 example
9 picture 10 free 11 middle

I
GRAMMAR
They aren't going to work late
tonight.
3
I'm
going to buy a new car.
4
Ben
isn't going to use his computer today.
5
We're
going to rent a car.
6
Ruby's
/ is going to find a job.
7
We
aren't going to stay at a hotel.
8
I'm
not going to take an umbrella.
How is he going to travel?
3
When
are they going to come back?
4
What
time is the flight going to leave?
5
What
city are they going to visit?
6
How
much is the holiday going to cost?
He's going to travel by train. 3
They're going to come back on the 31st of August.
4
It's
going to leave at quarter past two.
5
They're
going to visit Paris. 6 It's going to cost €2,500. are
you going to go
3
are
you going to sleep
4
're
going to stay
5
Are
you going to drive
6
aren't
going to take
7
are
you going to leave
8
'm
not going to go 9 are you going to come back
10
am I going to do
today,
arrive, guitar, surprise yesterday, hairdresser, holiday,
hospital tomorrow, excited, museum, reception
3  VOCABULARY
 I today 2 tonight 3 tomorrow
4  tomorrow
night 5 next week
6 next month 7 next year b 2 tonight
3 Tomorrow 4 Next week
5 next month 6 Next year
WORDS
AND PHRASES TO LEARN
2 until 3 year 4 next 5 long 6 night

1
GRAMMAR
2
are
/ 're going to have
3
is
/ 's going to park
4
Are
we going to be
5
isn't
going to pay
6
is
/ 's going to buy
7
are
/ 're going to break
8
is
/ 's going to read
9
isn't
going to cycle
2 PRONUNCIATION
b 2 speak 3 go 4 one 5 bacon
6
breakfast
3 VOCABULARY
 2 sport
3
basketball
4
an
email
5
a
shower
6
a
photo
7
my
girlfriend
8
a
mistake b 2 do 3 played 4 get 5 have 6 take
7 meet 8 make
4 READING a 2 d 3 e 4b 5 a
WORDS AND PHRASES
TO LEARN
2
It's
going to snow.
3
It's
going to be cold.
4
It's
going to be sunny. 5 It's going to rain.
I ASKING WHERE
PLACES ARE
a 2 between 3 opposite
4
next
to
5
on
the corner
6
between
7
opposite
8 next to b 2 Is there a chemist's near here, there's one in, opposite
3
Is
there a cinema near here, there's one in, next to
4
Is
there a bar near here, there's one in, between
5
Is
there a theatre near here, there's one in, next to
6
Is
there an Italian restaurant near here, there's one in, opposite
2 UNDERSTANDING &
GIVING DIRECTIONS
a
2
straight on 3 Turn 4 the right 5 Turn
b
2
left, straight, supermarket/ bookshop
3
bank,
right, right, right
4
museum,
right
5
chemist's,
left
6
right,
left, left/corner, corner/left

2
PRONUNCIATION              PRACTICAL ENGLISH 7

REVISION QUIZZES

FILES 1-2         GRAMMAR
l a 2b 3b 4 a 5 a 6b 7b 8 a
9b 10b 11
b 12b 13b 14 a 15b
VOCABULARY
1b 2b 3b 4 a 5b 6b 7 a 8 a
9b IO a ll a 12 a 13b 14 a 15 b
FILES 1-4        GRAMMAR
1b 2b 3 a 4b 5 a 6b 7b 8 a
9b IO a ll
a 12a 13b 14 a 15b
VOCABULARY
l a 2b 3b 4b 5 a 6 a 7b 8 a
9b IO a ll
a 12b 13 b 14b 15 a
FILES 1-6         GRAMMAR
1b 2a 3b 4 a 5a 6a 7b 8b
9a 10b 11
b 12 a 13 a 14b 15 a
VOCABULARY
1b 2 a 3b 4 a 5b 6b 7 a 8b
9b 10b 11
b 12b 13b 14 a 15 a
FILES 1-7         GRAMMAR
1b 2 a 3 a 4b 5b
6b 7 a 8 a
9b 10b ll a 12b 13 a 14 a 15b
VOCABULARY
1b 2b 3a 4b 5a 6b
7b 8b
9b IO a ll a 12b 13 a 14 a 15 a

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