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Elementary

UNIT 1                                   Numbers
and prices                              UNIT 5
13 1-100 14
am/is/are                                    14 How much? 14                                  there
is/are, some/any—
I What's
your name? 5                                                                          prepositions
2
1'm from France 5          I
Describing a room 27
3
He's a doctor from Mexico 6 UNIT 3 2 Questions and answers 27
4
Long forms 6 Present Simple 3 A cottage near the sea 28
5
Short forms 6 I What does he/she do? 15        4 Short answers 28
                                                  2 Spelling
of the third person                   this/that/these/those
Possessive adjectives7        3 singular Daily routines 16                                          16  5
6 this these or or that? those? 2929
6
my and your
7
his and her 7
                                                Questions
and negatives                       7 this/ these, it/they 29
Vocabulary and pronunciation      4 Question words 17                               8
that/those, it/they 29
8
Countries and nationalities 7 5 Questions about Rupert 17     Vocabulary
9
Where's the
stress? 7      6 does, is, or has? 17          9 Rooms and activities 30
7 Yes/No questions 18
a or an?                                       8 Making
negatives 18                          Writing
10 What's
this in English? 8                                                                                10
Linking words — and, so, but,
Il An
American car 8                              Vocabulary revision                                                  because
31
                                                                    9
Verbs and nouns that go                                    11 Describing where
you live 31
Check it                                          together
19
12
Right or wrong? 8        10
Word groups 19
UNIT 6
11 What time is it? 19
Numbers                                                                                can/can't
13
1-20 9         Writing I What can they do? 32
14
How many? 9         12 Using pronouns in a text 20 2 What can you
do? 32
13 Natural writing 20
was/were
UNIT 2
3 Present or
past? 33
UNIT 4
Questions
and negatives                                                                    4
How much was it before? 33
I Question words 10                   Present Simple                                         5
Questions and short answers 34
2
Making questions 10           I They work in a hotel 21
3
Questions about you 11       2 We want to go on holiday 22 could/couldn't
4
Making negatives
Il     3 Short answers 22             6 When I was three, I could              34
5
Short answers Il      4 am/is/are, do/does 23 Vocabulary
6
Short forms Il          5 Making negatives 23 7 Words that go
together 35
7
Long forms 11        Adverbs of frequency   8 Prepositions 35
6   Position of adverbs 23
Possessive 's                                                                                Writing
7   Questions
8
Possessive 's or is? 12          about you 23    9 Formal letters
1 36
Prepositions
of time
Vocabulary                               8
in, on, at 24                                      UNIT 7
9
A family tree 12
10
Your family 12      Vocabulary     Past
Simple I
Il Adjectives and nouns 13                      9
Opposite verbs 24                                             1 Regular verbs
37
2 Yes/No questions and short
Plural nouns                            Writing                                                      answers
37
12 Spelling of plural nouns 13     10 A letter to a
penfriend 25                      3 had/did, was/were 38
some and any

4 Irregular verbs 38

UNIT 10

5   Negatives and positives 38
6   Making questions 38

Comparatives

I Forming comparative adjectives

54

Present Simple and Past Simple

2 more / -er than 54

7 A biography 39

have got

Vocabulary

3 do you have/ have you got? 54

8 Parts of speech 40

4
  do/does, have/has 55
5
  Short forms 55

Prepositions

6 Comparing Ismail and Mayumi

55

9 about, after, for 40

Comparatives and superlatives

Writing

7 Comparative and superlative

10 Describing a holiday 40

adjectives 56
8 Word order 56

UNIT 8

9 Questions and answers 56

Past Simple 2

Vocabulary

1
  Regular and irregular verbs 42
2
  Making
  negatives 42

10 Compound nouns 57

3 Negative short forms 43

Writing

4 Positives and negatives 43

Il Linking words — which and

5 Past time expressions 43

where 58

6   ago 43
7   1 married an
  American soldier 44

12 My capital city 58

Vocabulary

UNIT 11

8 Words that are nouns and verbs 45

Present Continuous

9 A crossword puzzle 45

I I'm working hard because . . .
2 Spelling of verb + -ing 59

59

Numbers

3 What are you doing? 59

10 100-1,000 46

4 Describing people 60

I l Matching numbers and words
  46 12 Writing numbers and words 46

5 Making questions 60

Writing

Present Continuous and Present Simple

13 Linking words — because, when,

6 What do they do? What are they

until 47

doing? 61

14 Old friends 47

7 Present Continuous or Present
Simple? 61

UNIT 9

8 Auxiliary verbs 62

Count and uncount nouns

Whose is this? It's his

I Can you count these? 48

9 Whose is the book? 62

2 a, an, or some? 48

10 It's ours 63

Do you like ...?

Il Checkit 63

3 like + -ing 48

Vocabulary

4 Likes and dislikes 49

12 Parts of the body 63

Would you like

Writing

5    1'd like ... 50
6    like or would like? 50

13 Linking words— although, but 64

Infinitive of purpose
6
Why are you going to the
baker's? 67
7
Jane's busy day 68
Auxiliary verbs
8
am/is/are, do/does/did 68 9 Short answers 68
Vocabulary and pronunciation
10
Word stress 69
11
Phonetic spelling 69
Prepositions
12
from, like, than 69
Writing
13
Writing a postcard 70
UNIT B
Question forms
I Question words 71
2
What (sort)? 72
3
How (old)? 72
4
Which (one)? 72
5
Questions about a famous writer 73
Adverbs
6
Adverb or adjective? 74
7
Position of adverbs 74
Vocabulary
8
Adjective suffixes 74
9
-ed and -ingadjectives 74
Writing
10
Once upon a time—a fairy story
75
UNIT 14
Present Perfect
I Verb forms 76 2 Present
Perfect or Past Simple? 76
Time expressions
3
ever and never 77
4
ago and last week 78
5
yet 78
6
yet and just 78 7 Check it 78

7 some or any? 50

UNIT 12

79

How much ...?and How many

going to

8 How much ...? or How many              51

I
  What are they going to be?

65

9 Ordering a meal in a restaurant
  51

2    Making
  questions 65
3    Going on
  holiday 66

Writing

4 Making negatives 67

10 Formal letters 2 53

5 What is going to happen?

67

80

been or gone?
8
she's been/she's gone
Vocabulary
9
Phrasal verbs 79
Writing
10  A
thank-you letter

14 Describing
people 64

4
Long forms

T 1.2

Write the long forms.
1
1'm a student.
I
am a student.
2
What's your name?

3
She's from Italy.

4
1'm ten years old.

5
They're from the USA.

6
You're English.

7

We're students.
I
• Hello
everybody!
5

Short forms

T 1.3

Write the short forms.
1
She isa student.
den .
2
My name is Maria.

3
He is married.

4
They are from Brazil.

5
1 am from Mexico. I am not from Spain.

6
We are from the USA.

7
He is a teacher. He is not a doctor.

Vocabulary
and pronunciation
8
Countries and
nationalities

T 1.4

Match the countries and nationalities.

Country

Nationality

France                                English

Spain

Japanese

Portugal

German

Egypt

Brazilian

Japan

Russian

the United States

Italian

Russia

French

Hungary

American

Brazil

Portuguese

Mexico

Spanish

EnglandHungarian
GermanyMexican
ItalyEgyptian
9
Where's the stress?

Possessive adjectives
6 my and your
Complete the sentences
  with my or your.
            1
  Hello.             name's Jenny.

             4 John Ann, this is brother,
Dick.
Ann Hello, Dick.
7 his
  and her
Complete the sentences with his or
1
  'What's       name?' 'Elizabeth.'
2
  name is James Baker.

3
  1 have a brother.       name is

David.
4
  Marie is from France.       flat is in Paris.

T 1.5

1Put these two-syllable words into the correct columns, A or B.

England
Brazil

Japan
Spanish

Russia
German

Ireland
Egypt

c

England_

lopam_

Germmgy_

Portuguese-

T 1.6

2Put the three-syllable words in the box into the
correct columns above, C or D.

Germany Mexico

Portugal
  Mexican

Portuguese Japanese

Italy

I • Hello everybody!
a or an?                                                                         Check
it
12
Right or wrong?
Tick (V) the correct sentence.
His from Germany.
He's from Germany.
She's a teacher.
She's teacher.
Where she from?
Where's she from?
What's her name? What's she name?
I'm a
student.
I'm student.
I have two sisters.
I have two sister.
They from Japan.
Theyre
from Japan.
It's a Spanish orange.
It's an Spanish orange.
He's name's Bruno.
His name's Bruno.
Her name is Paola.

11 An American carHer name it's Paola.
Complete the sentences with one word from each column.

a

American French
  international English
Japanese
German
Italian

car university city
camera drink
  language

I
A Cadillac is an American car .
2
Champagne is
3
Oxford is
4
English is
5
Milan is
6
A Mercedes is
7
A Pentax is
• Hello everybody!
Numbers
13   1-20

T
  1.7

Match
the numbers and words.

14
How
many?
Write the numbers and objects.

I •
Hello everybody!

Questions
and negatives
1
Question
words

T
  2.1

Match the
questions and answers.

I
  Where's the Colosseum?
2     How are you?
3
  How old are you?
4
  What's your
  phone number?
5     Who's your teacher?
6
  How much is a
  cup of tea?

a 01494
  762890. b 90p
c
  Isabel Flett. d It's in Rome. e Fine, thanks. f Twenty-one.

T
  2.2

THE EVANS FAMILY AT WORK
Paul Evans is a maths teacher. He's
  thirty-nine. He's at school now. His address is 34 King Street, Bristol.
His wife, Penny, is at work in her
  office.

She's a bank manager. Her
  phone number at work is 830 9771.
They have two children, Mark and Jane.
  Mark is ten and Jane is seven. They are at school.

2
Making questions

Read
about the Evans family.
Write
questions for these answers.
About Paul
1
What's his-job— ?             He's
a teacher.
2
How  ? He's thirty-nine. 3 Where now ? At school.
4
What34 King Street, Bristol.
About Penny
5
WhereIn her office. 6  She's a bank manager.
7     830 9771.
About the children
8      ? Ten and seven. 9At school.
•
3       Questions about you         6 Short
forms

T 2.3

Answer the questions about you.

T 2.6

Write the short forms.

       What's
your surname?
2     What's
your first name?
3     Where
are you from? 4 What's your job?
5    What's
your address?
6    What's
your phone number?
7    How old
are you? 8 Are you married?
4       Making negatives

T 2.4

Correct the sentences.
I Brazil is in Europe.
Brazil isn't in
Europe. It's in South America, 2 The US English.

3
Snow is hot.

4
Five and six is twelve.

5
You're English.

6
We're in a Russian class.

7
Rolls-Royce cars are cheap.

5       Short answers

T 2.5

Write true answers.
1    Are you English?
2    Are you a
student?
3    Is your
teacher married?
4    Is it hot today?
5    Is
English difficult?
6    Are you
twenty-one years old?
7    Are you
at school?
8    Are your
parents at home?          1 Italy is in Europe. Italy's in
Europe.
2     It
is not hot today.

3 1 am not married.

4     Where
is the newspaper?

5     They
are not from Oxford.

6     We
are at work.

7     You are a student.

7
Long forms

T 2.7

Write the long forms.
I
Theyre Italian.
They are Italian. 2 You aren't old.

3       My
flat's small.

4       Her
son isn't an accountant.

5       His
wife's a journalist.

6       Theyre at work.

7       We
aren't rich.

• Meeting people

Possessive 's                    Vocabulary
8
Possessive 'sor
is?  9 A family tree

T 2.8

Write P if 's = possession. Look at the family tree
and complete the sentences. Write is if 's = is.
1 John's car is new.
_P— 2 It's a Mercedes. _is_ 3 It's cold today.
4
Jack's a policeman.
5
Jack's wife is thirty-five.
6
My father's in Ireland at the moment.
7
My son's flat is very nice.
8
My daughter's school is very good.
9
Peter's a teacher.
10

Peter's school is in the city centre.
1    Ann
isJohn:s- wife.
2    Cathysister.
3    StephenDavid's

4    Ann aunt.
5    Georgehusband.
6    Mary
7    David
8    David
10   Your family
Draw your family tree. Write about your family.

•

11
Adjectives and nouns

exciting
  expensive fast easy hot difficult old young

man exercise day
  city car girl camera language

Look at the pictures. Describe them using the words from the box.

Plural nouns
12
Spelling of plural nouns Write the plural forms of the
nouns. I car 2 class
4       City
5       woman
6       family
7       address
8       person
9       boy
10   sandwich
11   university

2 • Meeting
people
Numbers and prices
13 1-100

T 2.9

1Study the numbers.

I one

Il eleven

2 two

12 twelve

3 three

13 thirteen

4 four

14 fourteen

5 five

15 fifteen

6 SIX

16 sixteen

7 seven

17
  seventeen

8 eight

18 eighteen

9 nine

19 nineteen

10 ten

20 twenty

21    twenty-one        31
thirty-one
22    twenty-two        40
forty
23    twenty-three      50
fifty
24    twenty-four       60
sixty
25    twenty-five       70
seventy
26    twenty-six         80
eighty
27    twenty-seven     90
ninety
28    twenty-eight      100
one hundred
29    twenty-nine
30    thirty
14 How much?
Do the calculations. Write the answer in two ways.
1    How much
is 60p and 55p?

2    How much is 20p and 70p?

3    How much
is 90p and 40p?

4    How much
is £6.80 and 35p?

2 Write the numbers. Read them aloud.

•

Present Simple I • Jobs
Daily routines • Time
Writing — using pronouns
Present Simple
1
What
does he/she do?
Write the sentences in the correct
columns.

She wears
  a uniform.
He works
  outside.
She works
  in a hospital.
He works in a hotel.
She travels a lot.
He walks a lot.
She helps sick people.
He answers the phone.
She speaks three languages.
She serves
  drinks.
He speaks
  four languages.
She works with nurses.
He
  delivers letters.
He works
  with a computer.
He starts work at 5.00 a.m. She wears a white coat.

She
wears a uniform.

                                                                             He's
a receptionist.                                                  He's a
postman.

3 •
2
Spelling
of the third person singular
Complete the sentences with a verb from the box. RUPER

start have go study live fly play speak

I He speaks. four languages.
2  Bernadette in a flat in Paris.
3  She's a pilot. She   all over the world.
4  Peter     two children.
5  In winter Alice skiing and in summer

6

My daughter university.

French and German
  at

7

John

work at six o'clock every day.

            she     tennis.

3
Daily
routines

'S

DAY

T
  3.2

1What do you do first in the day? What
do you

do next? Number the activities in the
  correct order for you.
have
  lunch have dinner have a shower watch television go to work CC] get up have
  breakfast read a book c--J start work go to bed go home     leave home get
  dressed
2 Complete the sentences about Rupert's
  day. Use the correct form of the verbs in I.

I
2

Rupert
  gets-up at seven o'clock.

3

Then
  he

10

10

4

He         tea and toast for breakfast.

5

He         his flat at half past eight.

6

He          to
  work by bus.

7

He works
  in a bookshop. He work at nine o'clock

8

At
  one o'clock he lunch in a small café.

11

9

He
  leaves work at half past five and home.

10

First he          dinner.

11

Then he           television.

12 He           to bed at eleven o'clock

             and             a book.
3

Questions and negatives
4
Question words

T 3.3

Match the questions and answers.

I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8

Where does he live?
What does
  she do in her free time?
Who does he play football
  with?
When does she go skiing?
How does he go to work?
How many languages does she speak?
How old are you?
Why does he travel a lot?

a
  Thirty-two.
b
  Because he's a pilot.
c
  In a flat in Manchester.
d
  His two sons.
e
  By car.
f
  Two. French and English. g She goes swimming.
h In winter.

5
Questions about
Rupert
I Make the questions to the answers about Rupert in exercise 3.
I does/ what/ up/ get/he/time/? What time does he get up?
At seven o'clock.
2
for/ does/ have/
breakfast/he/what/?

Tea and toast.
3
to/how/he/work/does/go/?

By bus.
4
lunch/ where/ have/
does/ he/ ?

In a café.
5
he/ does/ what/
evenings/do/the/in/?

He watches television.
6
bed/
does/to/when/he/go/?

At eleven o'clock.
2 Write the questions for these answers.
1
At nine o'clock.

2
In a bookshop.

3
At one o'clock.

4

At half past five.

5

doing
  in the evenings?

He likes watching television and
  reading.

6 does, is, or has?
Complete the conversation with does, is, or has.

A My sister  very clever. B What      she do?

A She  an interpreter. B Where she live? A She a
lovely flat in

London.
 she married?
A Yes. Her husband's name Rob.
 she have any children?
     A Yes. She              one
son. He

eight years old.

3 •

1 Here are the answers to some
Yes/No questions about Sally. Write the questions.

No, she doesn't. She lives
in the country.
2

Yes, she does. Especially pop music.
3
Yes, she does. She speaks
French and Spanish.
4

No, she doesn't.
5
Yes, she does. She's a
journalist.

T
  3.4

2Write
short answers to the questions about Mike.
I
Does Mike live in a city?

2     Does he have a mobile phone?

3     Does he speak a foreign language?

4     Does he have a dog?

5     Does he like his job?
He's an
accountant.

3
8     Making
negatives
 Complete the sentences about Sally
and Mike. 1 Sally doesnïlive in a city.
2     She a mobile phone.
3     Mike  listening to music.  a foreign language.
5
He  a dog.

T
  3.5

2Correct the sentences.
I A journalist sells
things.
        in      alist
ri
2

The Pope lives in New York.
3

Our teacher arrives late every
day.
4

An architect translates things.
5

School starts at six o'clock in
the morning.
6

Headway teaches German.

Vocabulary revision
9     Verbs and nouns that go together
Match a verb in A with a noun in B.

11 What time is it?

I have 2
  watch
3
  read
4
  go
5
  play
6
  drive
7
  wear
8
  live
9
  answer

a b c d e f g h
i

a car the phone tennis television in a flat a shower a
  magazine a uniform by bus

T 3.6

house boat
  hospital scientist

exciting country
  interpreter busy nurse city shopkeeper cheap bus new policeman car
  horrible office plane

10     Word groups
Put the words into the correct list.
I Jobs
2
Transport
3
Places
4
Adjectives

11          12

3 •
Writing
12     Using
pronouns in a text
I
Complete the table.

Subject
  pronouns
1

he

it
we

Object pronouns
me you him her
it
them

Possessive
  adjectives
my
his
its

their

1   Subject
  pronouns come before the verb.
He likes them. I
  love him. She wants it. Object pronouns come afterthe verb.
He
  likes them. I love him. She wants it.
2   We
  use pronouns and possessive adjectives to replace nouns.

Anna drinks orange juice
  because she likes it.

John's
  son is a doctor and his daughter is a dentist.

2 Complete the sentences with the 13
Natural writing correct pronoun.       I Read the text about Keiko Wilson. It
is not very natural. Which nouns
           I My sister has a new car, but she         can you replace with pronouns
or possessive adjectives? Underline them.
doesn't
like it.

Keiko Wilson is Japanese, but Keiko lives in New York
  because Keiko is married to an American. Keiko is an interpreter. Keiko likes
  New York because New York is interesting, but Keiko's husband, Walter,
  doesn't like New York. Walter wants to leave and live in the country.
Keiko and Walter have two children.
  Walter takes the two children and the two children's dog out of the city in
  Walter's free time. Walter and the children go walking in summer and skiing
  in winter, but Keiko doesn't go with Walter and the children because Keiko
  doesn't have any free time.

2
Harry has two sons. plays football
with in his free time.
3
That's my
dictionary. Can I have  back,
please?
4
Irma's new teacher
is Mr Banks.
                          likes                 a lot.
5
Jane and I are
good students.
like our teacher Estella and she likes
6
Our teacher gives a lot of homework.
7
Kate likes Joanna,
but Maria doesn't like at all.
8
Anna buys a
newspaper every day. reads       on the train.
9
Look! This is a
photo of with my family.
10     Sally
lives near Paul and Sue.
goes to work with every day in their
car.
2
Rewrite the text to make it more natural. Begin like this.
Keiko
Wilson is Japanese, but she lives in New York
3

1 They work in a
hotel
1
Read about Jack and Isabel Tippit. Complete the sentences with the correct
verb.
come go like
love visit speak speaks don't speak have has work works
HOTEL, LONDON
Jack Tippit and his wife, Isabel, who
is Spanish, both work at the Regent Hotel in the centre of London. Jack is a
receptionist and Isabel works in the hotel bar.
Jack says: 'Ten million people (1) visit
London every year. Our hotel (2)            sixty rooms, and visitors (3)        from
all over the world, especially from America and Japan. I (4)
English, German,
and Spanish. I (5) Japanese, but I want to learn it. Isabel (6) English and
French and Spanish, of course. 'Our visitors (7) doing many things. They often
(8) breakfast in the hotel, an English breakfast of eggs, bacon, and toast.
Then perhaps after breakfast they visit the Houses of Parliament and Buckingham
Palace and (9) shopping in Harrods. They come back to the hotel at four o'clock
and have tea and relax. Then in the evening they go to the theatre. Isabel and
I work long hours. I (10) from six o'clock in the morning till three in the
afternoon, and Isabel (11) from six in the evening till one in the morning, but
we (12) our work.'
2
Complete the text
with the correct form of the verb.
Isabel says: 'Jack
and I (1) live- (live) in a room in the hotel. Jack
(2) (start)
work at six in the morning but I (3) (not start) until six in the evening. He
(4) (get up) at five o'clock I (5) (stay) in bed. I (6) (not get up) until ten
o'clock. We always (7) (meet) at three o'clock in the afternoon when Jack (8)
(finish) work. We (9) (go) back to our room and we (10) (have) lunch before I
                                                              (11)                 (go) to work at
quarter to six.'
                                                                                •                  easy!

3
Ask Jack questions.

I'm a receptionist in a hotel.
2
What   your wife
She works in the hotel bar.
3
Where
At the Regent Hotel in London.
4
How many languages  you
Three. English, German, and Spanish.
5
you Japanese?
No, I don't.
But I want to learn it. 6your wife English?
Yes, she does. She speaks it fluently.
7 What time    you work?
At six o'clock in the
morning. 8 Whyyou  working in the hotel?
Because we meet people of all nationalities.
4
Take it easy!
2
We want to go on
holiday
Mr and Mrs Adams are with a travel agent. Put the conversation in the
correct order.

                     Travel agent                                         Mr
and Mrs Adams
 Yes, of course. Where f C] Yes, please.
My husband and do you want to go? I want to have a winter holiday.
b Children? How many g a Well. Our son's
twelve. He loves children do you all sports — skiing, swimming, have?
football . .. our daughter is
        12 Good morning.                           sixteen.
She doesn't like sports.
                Can
I help you?                          She likes sunbathing, reading,
      d        French!
Ah yes!     wants drinking to practise coffee ... her And French.she
That gives me a good idea! I think I have  TWO • • •
two children, a son and the perfect winter a daughter.
holiday for the  Well. This is the
problem. 1 like Adams family! skiing and winter sports, but e And how old are my
husband doesn't. He wants they? What do they to relax and sit in the sun, and
               like
doing?                               the children .. .
3
Short answers

T 4.1

I

Do they
  want a summer holiday?

No, they dottï.

2

Do they
  want a winter holiday?

Yes, they

3

Do Mr
  Adams and his daughter like skiing?

No, they

4

Do Mrs
  Adams and her son like skiing?

Yes, they

5

Does their
  daughter like sports?

No, she

6

Does their daughter speak French?

Yes, she

1Write short answers
to the questions about the Adams family. Use do, does, don't, and doesn't.

T
  4.2

2Answer the questions
about you.
I Are you American?

2      Do you speak French?

3      Are you French?

4      Do you workin a hotel?

5      Are you a teacher?

6      Do you like learning English?

7      Do your parents speak English?

4
am/is/are,
do/does
Complete the sentences with am, is, are, do, or does. 1 1
an
accountant.
2       he
like his job?
3      Where they live?
4      New
York exciting?
5      Whyyou want to learn English?
6      We            American.
7      What    he do at weekends?
5 Making negatives
Complete the sentences
with a negative.
1
I like swimming,
but I don't
like tennis
2
I like coffee, but
I
3
We like playing
tennis, but we

4
Sue likes cats,
but she
5
I speak French,
but I
6
Tom speaks
Spanish, but he

7
Mr and Mrs Green
have a son, but

Adverbs
of frequency
6     Position
of adverbs
Put the words
in the correct order to make sentences. 1 always/ France/ to/ go/ we/ spring/
in

2      stay/hotel/a/usually/we/in

3      plane/ sometimes/ by/ go/ we

4      sometimes/ Eurostar/ go/we/by

5      children / with/ never/ our / us/ come

6
we/ restaurant/ go/ a/ often/ evenings/ Friday/ to/ on

7     Questions
about you

T
  4.3

1Answer
the questions about you. Use an adverb of frequency in your answer.
1
How do you come to
school?
I usually walk,
2
What's the first
thing you do in the morning?

3
Do you have tea or
coffee for breakfast?

4
What do you do in
the evenings?

5
What do you do on
Sundays?

6
Where do you go on
holiday?

7
Do you have a
winter holiday?

8
What does your
family do at Christmas?
We

                                                                                4 •                easy!

T 4.4

2Answer the questions about you.
Use the phrases in the box to help you.

every morning/ evening every day
every (Friday) once a week
three or four times a year never

I How often do you go swimming? About once a
week.
2
How often do you eat in restaurants?

3
How Often do you have a shower?

4
How often do you go shopping?

5
How often do you read a newspaper?

6
How often do you go to the cinema?

              4     Take it easy!
Prepositions of time
8     in,
on, at
Complete the sentences with in, on, or at.
1
summer I play tennis       Sundays.
2
The train leaves Paris      4 p.m.

3
He likes playing football weekends.
4
My brother's birthday is   March.
5
They often eat in a restaurant       Fridays.

6
Vancouver is very cold   winter.

Vocabulary
9
Opposite verbs
I Match a verb in A with its opposite in B.

I love
2
  start
3
  come
4     open
5
  leave
6     get up
7
  work
8     be late

a close b relax c hate d go e finish f
  arrive g be early h go to bed

2 Complete the sentences with the opposite verb in
the correct form. I Sally hates George, but she loves Thomas.
2     The bank opens at 9.30 in the morning
and at 4.00 in the afternoon.
3     The film
starts at 7.15 and           at 10.00.

4     I get up
at 6.30 and         at 10.30 on weekdays.

5     She         to work at 8.30 in the
morning and comes home at 6.00.
6     John is
often late for school, but I

7     The train leaves Paris at I p.m and       in
Lyons at

3.08 p.m.
     8 I work
eight hours a day, so I always in the evening.

Writing

10 A letter to a penfriend

We put the number

1              Read
    Max's letter to his penfriend

of the street first,

Your address, but

and study the organization
    Of the letter.

not your name

V CJurc/4
Zune
5aFrn Valdez'

CB/O SST

We begin all letters with Dear
We end letters

5th Apru
Ha-MS, a a in Cambrðdge a" I'm (zŽÆ in
  Cambridge a bum just ¿ruÆside. go schczn/bg "5.
At weekends -Tgo cui writh mg Same-times zee 90 to the cinema am/
  samet.mes we Just go a tzrz(k my day.
          -T speak Engli5J
  a-aFrenc/l, but T         speak
          Gerrruø. My                       sa.bügct5
                         are

to a friend with Best wishes.

campa.tem s-Üzd.ò5 and
  rnmt/vs, bu£ dcn't

We use Love if we know the

"e history
             What Lbnd goa? Please              ta
  me.

person very well.

Best uHsh45,

Your signature
2 Write a similar letter to a penfriend
about you.
The post code at the end
The date
4 •              easyl

there
is/are, some/any- prepositions

1
Describing a room
T 5.1 Look at the picture of an office. Are the
sentences true (V) or false (X)?
There's a coffee table in front of the sofa.
There are some people in the office.
There's a mirror on the wall next to the sofa.
There aren't any plants.
5
There are some magazines under the coffee table.
6
There's a computer next to a fax machine.
7
There's a plant next to the door.
There's a photo on the desk, in
front of the telephone.
There's a bag on the chair.
   10         There's a woman on the sofa next
2
Questions and
answers
I Look at the picture of the office again. Complete
the questions and answers.
A
Is there a desk?
B
Yes,
     2
there any cups?
B       Yes,  .
They're          the coffee table.
3
B Yes, it's in the bag.
5
umbrella?
B       No,
6
flowers?
B       No,
7
letters?

B       Yes,  .
They'rethe fax machine.

to two
    men.

A B
A
B

Is there a chair?
Yes, thereis
Where is_itZ
It's in front of the desk.

2

A
B
A
B

Is there a fax machine?
Yes,
Where
It's

3

A
B
A

Are there

pictures?

Yes,
Where

B

Theyre

behind the sofa.

4
  A Are there any people?
B Yes,
A     Where
B      They*re
5
  coffee table?
A
  Where the sofa.
5 •

2      Look
at the picture again. Complete the conversations.

3      A cottage near the sea

T 5.2

1Paul, Jenny, and
their two children want a cottage for their summer holiday. Read the
advertisement, then complete the conversation.
Paul That's nice. (1) Where-is it?
Jenny It's in Devon. Isn't it beautiful?
Paul Yes, it is. But is it big enough? How many bedrooms
(2)
     Jenny (3)                                two.
That's just right for the four of us.

Paul The living room is nice, with antique furniture
in it. But where do we eat? (4)a dining room?

Jenny It doesn't say.
But (5)          an electric cooker and also there are (6)good restaurants
nearby. And

(7)a big garden for
the children. Paul Mm. Is it (8)a village?

Jenny Not exactly, but it's (9)  a village.
The village of Ringmore.
Paul What about shops? ( 10)    there    shops
in the village?
      Jenny
Yes, (Il)                                a small one and a post office.

Paul OK. Why don't we book it?
Jenny Good idea!
Paul (12)  a phone number in the
advertisement? Jenny Yes. It's 01548 810765. Paul Right!
2 Complete the sentences about Torr Cottage with
some, any, a, or an.
1 Is there garden?
    10 There's            electric
cooker.

4 Short answers

T 5.3

Answer the questions about your school and your town.
I Is there a coffee bar in your school?

2
Is there a language laboratory?

3
Is there a library?

4
Are there any computers?

5
Are there any bookshelves in your classroom?

6
Is there a cinema near your house?

7
Are there any parks in your town?

this/that/these/those
6
these or those?
Match
the conversations and pictures.
How much are these plates?
7
this/these,
it/they
Complete the sentences with this, these, it, or they.
B Hello, Mrs Smith.

kitchen.
book John's?

              B Yes,                  IS.

Are books Mary's? B Yes,
are.

How much are glasses?
B Theyre
very cheap.
B No,     isn't.     's difficult!
your brother over

there?
      2 Look at             beautiful
flowers!

What's in your bag? A Is house Ann's?

              B Yes,                   is.

A     Are
boys your brothers?
B      Yes,

A How much is
 's
£350.
A
Do you like          shoes?

B
No, I don't.re

horrible.
5 •

Vocabulary

living room
  bedroom cooker armchair

coffee table door
  bath bookshelves

window sofa wardrobe shower

toilet bed
  bathroom dishwasher

garden fireplace
  kitchen washing machine

T 5.6

9 Rooms and activities
 Look at the picture and write the words
in the correct place.

2 Match a verb
in A with a line in B.                 3 Where do you do the things in 2? Write
sentences.

1
    listen
2   cook
3
    wash
4
    clean
5
    go
6
    have
7   get
8
    do

a b
c
    d
f g
h

my hair a shower to music dressed my teeth my homework to
    bed dinner

Writing
10  Linking words - and, so, but, because

O

Notice how and, but, so, and
  because join sentences.
I like coffee. I like tea.
I like coffee and I like tea.
I like Tom. I don't like his wife.
I like Tom, but I don't like his
  wife.
I like Judy. I often visit her.
I like Judy, so I often visit her.
I like my job. ltk interesting.
I like my job because it's interesting.

Complete the sentences with and, so, but, or because.
I In my bedroom there's a bed          a wardrobe.
2 We live in
a flat on the top floor, we don't have a garden. 3 Our flat's small,           it's
comfortable.
4
I like living here it's near the

shops.
5
I like Chinese food,my husband doesn't like it at all.
6
We both like sailing,       we live near the sea.
7
I'm always tired on Friday evenings
I like to stay at home and relax. 8 New York is expensive,  I like it.
9 I like New Yorkit's
very exciting.
11  Describing where you live
1 T 5.7 Read the text.

live i4•t a house near the sea. £5 a.*t aboat (00
  years odd, ana swtab(. There are 00 bedrooms upstairs bat no bathroo•nc. The  bathroom is downstairs next to +4tL
  kitchen Ute-reg a living where there'S a (Orel.y
Yirep(aæ. Ikere's aga.r"ft af the house. Thegarde.±tgxes to
  the beach and spnm.g
       a.tlå
  suntm-e,rützre are                  everywhere
T five done with my , boxer, toehave
  a lot of visitors. of nug /riemds work the cd-y, so they 0-Jte.+•t stay with
  n•tc because they want t' relax. love my house*rmamy reasons the
/o-t.œr-s Sumnwr-, the-fre urÓtter, but t•k-c hest is
  th-L riewffront mg  wi4da.v.

2 Write a similar description of your
house or flat in about 100 words.

Paragraph 1
•   Where is it?
•   Is it old or new?
•   How many rooms
are there?
•   Is there a
garden?
Paragraph 2
•   Who do you live
with?
Paragraph 3
•   Do you like it?
Why? What is the best thing?
Unit 5
•

6

can/can't/was/were • could/couldn't
Words that go together • Prepositions Writing — formal letters 1 Can you speak
English?

can/can't
1       What
can they do?

T
  6.1

What
can the people do? What can't they do? Complete the sentences with can or can't
+ verb.

2       What
can you do?
Complete the questions with can and a
verb from the box. Then match the questions and answers.

play (x2) speak
ride use cook drive

6

play the play the use a program a
  ride a drive a guitar piano computer computer motorbike car

Adam

Flora

Sam

Carla

1     Adam can:tplay— the guitar and he  the
piano.
2     Adam             a motorbike and he

a
car.
3     Adam             a computer, but he a
computer.
4     Flora               a car, but she
motorbike.
5     Only Sam
6     Only Flora
7     Sam and Flora can't either, but Carla
and Adam can.

8     Nobody
9     Everybody
1a Yes, I can. French and Spanish. b
Yes, I can, but I
2
any other
languages?            one.       can't program
3
the guitar?  cNo, I can't. I think they're
dangerous. 4               a motorbike?
d No, I can't, but I love eating it. 5 a computer? e No,
I can't, but I can play the
6                                                     Italian
food?                         piano.
f Yes, I can. I like playing Bach. 7             a car?    g
Yes, I can. I have a Fiat Uno.
was/were
3       Present
or past?
Complete the
sentences with am, is, are, was, or were.
I The
homework YØ$_ very difficult yesterday.
2      Hello, everybody! I  sorry 1               late!

3      'Where    you born?'

'1born in India.'

4      'Where    your sister born?' 'She   born
in India, too.'

5      The weather         beautiful
today. It   terrible
yesterday.
6      The children          very tired

today. They  at a party yesterday evening.
7      1 could play chess when I five.
8      We            married when I

 eighteen
and Roger  twenty.
4       How
much was it before?
1 Label the pictures in 2
below using the words in the box.

camera

bag

wineglasses

pens

briefcase

television

T
  6.2

2Look at the prices. Write
a conversation for each picture.
1
2
3
4
5
6
Unit
6 • Can you speak English?
5 Questions and short answers
1 T 6.3 Read about David
and Rosa.
DAVID AND ROSA'S DAY David is an architect
and Rosa is a doctor in a large hospital. David gets up at 7.30 a.m. and has a
shower. He leaves home at 8.30 and goes to work by train. He arrives at the
office at 9.00.
Rosa
gets up at 9.30 because she doesn't start work until 1.00 in the afternoon. She
goes by bus to the hospital at 12.15.
David
finishes work at 5.30 p.m. and goes shopping in a supermarket near the office.
Then he goes home and cooks the dinner. He eats alone in the kitchen at 7.00
and then he usually watches TV in the living room until Rosa arrives home at
10.00.
She often has her dinner in front of the TV.
David goes to bed at 11.00, but Rosa usually
goes to bed a bit later.

T
  6.4

2Write
short answers to the questions. Some of the questions are about yesterday.
1
Is David a doctor?

2
Does Rosa work in
a hospital?

3
Where were David
and Rosa at seven o'clock yesterday morning?

4
Was David in the
bathroom at twenty-five to eight?

5
Was David at work
yesterday?

6
Was Rosa at work
yesterday morning?

7
Where was Rosa at
twenty past twelve?

8
Can David cook?

9
Where was Rosa at
seven o'clock yesterday evening?

10
Where were they at
half past ten last night?

6
could/couldn't
6 When I was three I could .
1
Write three things
you could do when you were three.
I       I could run.
2

3

4

2
Write three things
you can do now that you couldn't do when you were three.
I       I couldn't swim when I was three, but
I can now.
2
3

4

3
Write two things
you couldn't do when you were three and you still can't do!

2
3

Vocabulary
7 Words that go together
1
Match a verb in A
with a word or phrase in B.

stay ask know
Start
get up live speak English make paint

fluently
  the answer a question a phone call in a hotel
work home pictures early alone

2
Complete the
conversations with a word or words from exercise I in the correct form.
       Maria! Do you                            the
answer?

B I'm sorry. I can't
remember the question!
Your
son is a very good artist.
B Thank you very much. He could when
he was just three.
Can
you play tennis at nine o'clock on Sunday?
B I'm
sorry. I never
on Sundays. I stay in bed until eleven.
What
time do you
every day?
B
I'm always in the office and at my desk at 9.00. Is your friend English?
B No, she isn't, but she
Does
your sister
B No, she doesn't. She
lives with two friends.
Do
you want to go to the cinema after work?
B No, thanks.
I'm really tired. I just want to

8
Prepositions
Complete the sentences
with a preposition from the box.

by with
of in on at to

I Iwas
Adam's
party  Saturday.
2      John lives home his parents.
3      Tom is the garden his friend Sam.
4      I go            work      bus and

I'm  work until 5.30 p.m. every day.
5      She was   the cinema

 her
boyfriend Friday
evening.
6      Queen Elizabeth Il was born
                     London                 1926.

7      'Can you help me my
homework?'
course I can; give it me.'

8      Look
this photo
my girlfriend. Isn't she
beautiful?

                                                                                Unit
6 • Can you speak English?                                                                                35

THE OXFORD INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL.

wants
a receptionist
•
  Do you like
  working with people?
•
  Can you speak two foreign languages?
•
  Can
  you use a computer? • Do you know Oxford well?
Please write to Anne
  Watson
Director
The Oxford International
  School
16 College Street
Oxford OX.' 7PT

Name             Carol Barnes
Age                  28
Address           4 Hope Road, Oxford OX6 5PP
Present
  job Tourist guide
Last job          Hotel receptionist
Languages
  French, Spanish

Writing
9
Formal
letters 1
I Read the
advertisement for a job.
Carol
is interested in the job. Read the information about her and complete her
letter.
2
Study the
organization of Carol's letter.
4 Hope (I)
     The
name and address of the                                 Anne Watson                                                        oxford
OX6 5PP
     person
you are writing to go here.                        Director
The Oxford
International School
16 college
     The
date goes here.                                              oxford OX2 (2)7PT
August
      We
begin all letters, both formal                                      19
     and
informal, with Dear o.                                   Dear Ms Watson
1 am
interested in thejob of (3)
      We
use Ms, Miss, or Mrs for a                                                                                Paragraph
I
      woman.
We use Mrfor a man.                                                           years
old and I (5)                        In your school.                          Introduction
the moment I
(6) in Oxford. At
guide, but
last year
a hotel
receptionist. I (8)
       We do
not use short forms                                                                                Paragraph
2
with people
very much and I (9)
(I'm, he's, it's, they're) in (10) , French and Spanish.
I can also Speak (11)workingtwo The of the main letterpart formal letters.
a computer. I
(12)
born in
Oxford, so I know it
very well.
                                                            1100k forward to hearing from you.                                                             Paragraph
3
        We
end formal letters                                                                                Ending
        with
Yours sincerely.                                         Yours sincerely
Sign the letter and
        print
your name.                                             Carol Barnes
HAPPY HOLIDAYS
                                                for another job                                                                  want
TOURIST GUIDES
3    Look at the advertisement
         and
write a similar letter.                                                   Please
write to  • Are you over 18?
                                                                                Peter
Mann,                • Do you like talking to people?
                                                                                Happy
Holidays,           • Do you know your town well?
                                                                                Central
Office,            • Can you speak English?
                                                                                89
Brook Street,5FW                                           • Are you free from
July to September?
LONDON WI
6 •

        Past Simple 1                                                                                2
Yes/No questions and short answers
     1 Regular
verbs                                                                             Write
in exercise questions I. and answers about the people

1    A
B
A
B
2    A
B
A
B
3    A
B
A
Match a line in A with a line in B. Put the
verb in A into the
Present
Simple and the verb in B into the Past Simple.                                B
4    A
Do you usually work eight hours a day?
Yes, LdQ.
Did you work eight hours yesterday
No, I didn't. I worked twelve hours
Does Ann usually drive to work?
Yes,

Did she
yesterday?
No,

Does Max usually watch TV in the evenings?
Yes,

Did he yesterday evening?
No,

DO Ann and Max usually go sailing at
weekends?

5    A
Does it usually rain a lot in winter?

6    A
Do you and Max usually go camping in August?
B Yes, we d
last year it        (snow) for three months.
 yesterday she  (walk).
f yesterday
evening he   (listen) to music.

3
had/did, was/were                                                                    5
Negatives and positives
Complete the
conversationComplete the sentences with the positive with had, did, was, or
were.     form of the verb.
                        my birthday                                                                                I didn't go to New York, I went to
Chicago.
2 We didn't meet Jim, we
B
Really? What                                                                                3
He didn't leave last Tuesday, he  last Thursday.
A     well,l         4 We didn't see Jim, we  David.
5
They didn't buy a
Volvo, theya Saab. restaurant.
6
You didn't know
the answer, Tom
B     What        the answer.
A We all
7
I didn't lose my
passport, I my
ticket.
They         8 We
didn't have white wine, we             red wine. you enjoy your birthday, then?               9
He didn't write a letter, he     a postcard.

A
  Mmm. It  excellent!
  When's your birthday? B Today.

10 The film
  didn't begin at 6.30 p.m., it
  at
7.30
  p.m.

A Oh, no! Happy birthday!
6 Making questions
4 Irregular verbs                                                                                Put
the words in the correct order to make

T
  7.1

               Complete the table with the verbs in
the box.                            questions. Then write true answers.

begin do drive

start see speak

visit
  enjoy travel

write
  go come

leave take stay

lose paint meet

buy
  have

85.

Write
the Past Simple forms.                                                                                1
school/ did/ when/ start/ you/ ? When did you start school?

T
  7.2

2

morning/
you/ time/get/up/what/this/did/?

Regular
  verbs

Irregular verbs

Infinitive

Past
  Simple

Infinitive

Past Simple

started-

begin

3     dinner/
night/ have/ what/you/last/for/ did/ ?
4     did/
train/last/you/by/when/travel/?
5     do/what/
Sunday/ you/ last/ did/ ?
6     holiday/
did/ summer/ on/ go/ where/ last/ you/ ?
7     visit/you/art/gallery/an/last/
did/ when/ ?
8     come/
today/you/how/ school/ did/ to/ ?

7
Then and now

Present Simple and Past Simple
7 A biography

I Complete the text using the
correct tense and form of the verbs on the right.

2             Write short answers to
the questions.
Was Aunt
Nancy born in Australia?
NO, she wasn't,
2 Did she go to Australia
in 1985?

Vocabulary                                                                       Writing
8
Parts of speech                                                                                10
Describing a holiday
I Write the correct part of speech next to each word
in the box. 1 Read the information about Jim and n = noun v = verb adj =
adjective prep = preposition Alison. Make notes about your last
holiday.

adj. nice  party
  famous  postman

enjoy
near
on

holiday see
  earn relax

new warm

2 Complete the sentences with a word from I. Change
the verb forms if necessary.
   I My aunt lives in a (adj) nice,
old house (prep)      the sea.
2     Did
you (v)Frank's (adj) car this morning? It's red.
3     1
play tennis with her (prep)Sundays and she always (v)  and watched
television yesterday evening.
         It was
so (adj)                in front of the fire.

5
1 saw a
(adj)      film star at Peter's (n)
6
He worked asa (n)until he died, and he only
(v)£10,000 a year.

7
They had a (n) (prep) Spain and they (v)it
very much.

Prepositions
9 about, after, for
Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box.

about

after

for

in

to

over

with

at

      I My
family left London and moved             a small village.

2
People all the world speak English.
3
Did you speak    the teacher       the homework?

4
What do you know         George Washington?

5
Peter stayedhis grandmother       Christmas.
6
I often think        the day we met.

7
New Year's Day is one week       Christmas Day.
8
We arrived         the airport        New York
5.45 a.m.
9
Here's the postman         a letter  you.

10
Speak     me in English. It's good practice  us.
7
Then and now

QUESTIONS

JIM

ALISON

ME

Where/go?

Kenya

Scotland

When/go?

last June

last
  October

How long/stay?

three weeks

one week

How/travel?

plane

train

Where/stay?

a tent

a hotel

What/do?

took
  photographs of wild animals

went walking in the mountains

What/see?

elephants, lions, giraffes; not any crocodiles

some
  beautiful lakes; not the
Loch
  Ness Monster!

     Enjoy the
holiday? Yes                         Yes
I
2
3
4

5
6
7
8
(3)
(6)

Past Simple 2
1
Regular
and irregular verbs
Read about Louis Braille.
Put the verbs into the Past Simple.
2
Making
negatives

T
  8.1

Correct
the sentences about Louis Braille.
I Louis Braille was
American.
He wasn't American. He was
2     He
wanted to be an artist.

3     His father was a teacher.

4     He went blind when he was six.

5     He learned to play the piano.

6     He won a scholarship to the Institute
of Music.

7
He invented 'night writing'.

8     He died when he was fifty-three.

              8
LO U I S BRAILLE
(1809-1852)
Louis Braille (l)             (be) the
son of a
French
leather worker. He (2)
(go) blind at
the age of three when he (3)  (fall)
in his father's workroom. But Louis was very clever.
He (4)  (want) to be a musician, so he (5)  (learn) to play the cello, and at the
age Of ten he (6)  (win)
a scholarship to the National Institute for Blind Children in Paris. He (7)
(can) play the cello, but he (8)
(can not) read
or write.
In 1819
a French soldier, Charles Barbier, (9) (invent) 'night writing'. He (10) (use)
special dots on paper so that soldiers (11) (can) read at night. Louis Braille
(12) (understand) the importance of this invention for blind people and when he
was

3       Negative
short forms

T
  8.2

Write the
short forms of the negative verbs.
1
She did not see
me. She didn't see me.
2
1 did not go to
school on Monday.

3
Our teacher did
not come to school today.

4
Anna was not in
Paris last month.

5
They were not at
home.

6
Paul could not
read until he was eight.

4       Positives
and negatives

T
  8.3

Make
the positive verbs negative. Make the negative verbs positive.
1
She drove to work.
She
didn't drive to work.
2
1 didn't know the
answer. I knew the answer.
3
My aunt gave me a
birthday present.

4
It
didn't rain a lot during our holiday.

5
1
didn't drink the coffee, butl ate the sandwich.

6
She didn't bring a
bottle of wine.

7
She wasn't tired,
so she didn't go to bed.

8
He forgot his
passport and he lost his plane ticket.

9
It didn't cost a
lot of money.

10
1 didn't have a
lot of time, so I didn't do the shopping.

5       Past
time expressions
I Number the times in
chronological order, 1—6.
(I
is nearest in time.) this morning
C] last winter
C] in 1980
the
day before yesterday C) yesterday evening
C] ten years ago
2
Write sentences about you. Use each expression in I once.
I I got up at eight o'clock this
morning.
2 1 didn't have a shower yesterday
evening,
3
4

5
6
7
8
6
ago
Rewrite the
sentences using ago. I I saw him last June.
I saw him three months ago.
2      1 had breakfast at eight o'clock.

3      They got married in 1980.

4      We saw John the day before yesterday.

5      We met in 1965.

6      My daughter started school last
September.

7      Princess Diana died in 1997.

8      Alice came back from America last
month.

9      Their son was born at two o'clock this
morning.

8 •
7
1 married an
American soldier
1
Read about Gloria Spitz, who is English. Complete the text using
the words in the box.

like in the films so
  different from time we danced our lives changed
didn't talk
I couldn't look at him was very worried gave us chocolates
  away in the war came back for me

2
T 8.4 Answer the questions.
I Where did Gloria live when she was a
girl?
2
Why did village life change in January, 1942?
3
How were the G.l.s and the English boys different?
4
Where did Gloria meet Hank?
5
When did she fall in love with him?
6
Why was her mother worried?
7
What happened to Gloria at the end of the war?
                     8
'I Married a G.I.!'
'Well,
I was sixteen. It was 1942 and my mother and I lived in a small village in the
country. My father
wasn't there. He was (I) Suddenly, on 26th January, (2) Hundreds of
American soldiers, G.l.s, came to our village. Ooh! We girls in the
village loved them! They were (3) English boys. They talked to us. They
(4) about cars and football. They (5) and cigarettes. Every day was like
Christmas Day!
'And the way
they danced! Oh, they danced
(6) I met Hank at the Saturday dance. I think I fell in love the first
(7) ! I was so shy that (8) , but he took me to the dance every Saturday after
that. He told me he loved shy English girls. My mother (9) because she didn't
know any American people then.
'In 1943 Hank went to France, but we wrote to each other. We wrote for
two years and at the end of the war he (10) He took me to the States, to his
home in Arizona. Well, now we have four children and twelve grandchildren!'

Vocabulary
8
Words
that are nouns and verbs

dance cook
  love walk drink watch paint post visit

Many words in English are both nouns and verbs. Complete
the sentences with the correct forms of the words in the box.
I     She
went to the dance on Saturday night and she met Hank.
         The
music was wonderful. I             all night long.
2
Can I have a       ? I'm really thirsty.
         John
never            coffee. He doesn't like it.
3
1 a meal for ten people yesterday evening.
'What's your job?' 'I'm a . I work in a big hotel.'  all the
walls in my room blue last weekend.
What's that in your hair? Is it blue the football
on television last night.
'What's the time?' 'Sorry. I don't have a
6
'How did you get to work yesterday?' 'I
We went for a _ by the lake. It was lovely.
7
Please give myto your wife and children. Anna    chocolate ice-cream.
8
We really enjoyed our     to Oxford last weekend.
        When I
was in New York last year, I           lots of interesting places.
9
1 can see the postman. Is there any           for me?
Don't forgetmy letter for me!

9
A crossword puzzle            All these things are
Write the answers and find the word.
I     When
I was a child, I always rode to school on this.
2
I don't like reading when I travel by car, but I always read when I
travel by _
3
Did you watch the interesting programme on      last night?
4
I forgot my _ , so I couldn't take any photographs.
5
A pilot flies this.
6
Most offices, banks, hotels, and schools have them now, but they didn't
twenty-five years ago.
7
100 years ago people didn't have one of these in their kitchen for milk
and butter, so things were difficult in summer.
8
Alexander Graham Bell invented this.
9
Most people now have automatic           machines for cleaning their
clothes.
10
Levi Strauss invented these for workmen.
8 •

Numbers
10100-1,000
T 8.5 Study the numbers.

130 one hundred and thirty

508 five hundred and eight

285 two hundred and eighty-five

678 six hundred and seventy-eight

300 three hundred

793 seven hundred and ninety-three

415 four
  hundred and fifteen

1,000 one
  thousand

11Matching numbers and words
Match the numbers and the words.

12Writing numbers and words I Write the numbers in words.
1    411 four
hundred and eleven
2    145

3    610

4    890

5    387

6    150

7    532

8    •
2 T 8.6 Answer the questions. Write
the numbers in full.
I How many days are there in a year?

2     How
many minutes are there in two hours?

3     How
many pages are there in this book?

4     How
many students are there in your school?

5     How
many weeks are there in four years?

6     How
many pence are there in £4.73?

Writing
13 Linking words — because, when, until
Make
  sentences with a line in A, a word in B, and a line in C.
c a she was thirty.

1
1 left the party
early
2
Peter couldn't
speak
3
Tim didn't see the
Colosseum
4
Eva didn't start
learning English
5
1 didn't enjoy
maths lessons 6 Sally didn't buy the red shoes
7     They didn't go to bed
8     We met Ken's wife last Saturday
14 Old friends
I
Complete the text with words from the box.
and but so
because when until
2
Write about 100 words about an old friend.
• What is his/her name? • When did you
meet?
• Where did you meet?
• What did you do together?
• How often do you meet now?
• What do you do when you meet?
b
they came for dinner. because at school. c I was d she couldn't afford them.
when
e
after midnight. f he was nearly four. until          feel well. g I didn't h he
was in Rome.
MY
OLDEST FRIEND
My oldest friend is called Sandy. We met
thirty years ago we were both five years old. It was my first day at
mother. school (2)Sandy gave I me was a very
sweet unhappy (4) (3) I wanted my we became friends immediately. We were
together nearly every day (5) we left school twelve years later.
Then I went to university, (6) Sandy
didn't. She married (7) I studied she was for just eight eighteen years (9)(8)
had three children.
to be an accountant. I had a lot of new
friends, (10)I wanted I didn't see Sandy very often. Sometimes we didn't meet
for
months,
(It)                   we often talked on the telephone.
Now I'm married, too. I live near Sandy
(12) meet every week. She's a student now, (13) we I have a baby, (14) we can
give each other a lot of advice!

8   •

T 9.1

                Are
these usually count or           Answer the questions with a word from A, a
line from B, and a line from C.
uncount nouns? Put C or U.
ricestrawberry moneybiscuit breadfruit
4 C] Stampsandwich
               12
C] cheese
6 C] apple 13 C] cup 7 C]
cigarette 14 a 2 a, an, or some?
Complete the sentences with a, an, or some.
I Would you like some rice?
2
Would you like   wine?

3
Can I have          stamps, please?

Count and uncount nouns

Do you like

?

1 Can you count these?

3 like + -ing

4

I'd like    chicken sandwich

and         cheese
for lunch. 5 Do you want           drink?

6
Would you like    apple or
strawberries?

7
Can I have          bread?

8
Can you give me money? 9 I usually have biscuit and

 cup of coffee at I I a.m.
10 Could you buy  fruit when you go to
the shops?
Il He always has        egg for breakfast.
9   •       you

Would you like ... ?
5
1'd like .
Match a line in A with a line in B.

I
2 3
4
5
6
7

I'm
  thirsty.
I'm
  hungry.
I'm tired.
I'm hot.
It's Sunday and I'm bored.
I don't have any money. It's
  winter and I'm cold.

b c d e f g

I'd like to go to bed.
I'd like to go swimming.
I'd like to be on a beach in Florida.
I'd like to go out with my
  friends.
I'd like to be a millionaire.
I'd like a cold drink.
I'd like a sandwich.

6
like or would
like?

T 9.3

Make sentences with like or would like.
I Jane has all the Rolling Stones' records.

2
It's Ann's birthday next week.
She'd like some new
clothes for her birthday.
3
Peter has more than twenty cookbooks.
 cooking.
4
My car is twenty years old!
a new
one.

5
Sarah thinks her house is very small.

6
My children have four cats, three dogs, and a bird.
animals.

7
There's a good film on TV tonight.
watch
it.

8
Peter buys a lot of CDs.

9
1 don't want to go out
tonight.

10
Tom and Mary always have a winter holiday.

           9 •         you
some and any
7
some or any?
I Complete the sentences with some or any.
I I don't have any_ money in my pocket, but I have money
in the bank.
2
Are there          letters for me

this morning?
3
I never have      breakfast.

I'm not hungry in the morning.
4
 You have lovely pictures in your house.
5
Are you Canadian? I have good friends in

Canada.
6
Don't buy         bread at the shops. There's a lot
in the kitchen.
7
 Do you have brothers or sisters?
8
 There aren't shops in my village, just a
post office and a pub.
9
I want   cheese. Is there

in the fridge?
10
 people like flying, but other people
don't.
Il There was rain
during the night.

2 Complete the sentences with some or
any and a word from the box.

petrol stamps chairs

food books photos

music people

1     Would you like to listen to somemusic
? I have a new CD.
2     People couldn't sit down at the party
because there weren't

3     I couldn't take on holiday because the weather was so
bad.
4     We couldn't buy in the supermarket because our money
was in the car.
5     I need to put the car. It's nearly empty.
6     Do you have
I want to post these letters.
7     There were  very interesting        at
How much ... ? and How many
... ?
8     How
much ?or How many ?

T
  9.4

Complete the questions with How much ?
or How many ?, then answer them.
I
Hoy-much homework do you get?

2      English books do you have?

3       does a cup of coffee cost?

4       languages do you speak?

5      people are there in your class?

6      weeks' holiday do you have in summer?

7       coffee
do you drink a day?

9 Ordering a meal in
a restaurant

I
Read the menu.
Unit 9 • Food
you like! 51

2 Put the words in the correct order for the
restaurant.
1
coffee/you/like/
some/ would!?

2
order/ to/ wine/
you/ like/ some/ would / ?

3
water/ fizzy/
still/ mineral/ or/ ?

4
table/ two/ a/ we'd/ for/ like

5
bill/ have/ can/
the/ we/ ?

6
menu/
have/we/the/ could/ ?

7
included/ service/ is/ ?

8
first/
pâté/ I'd/ like/ the

9
course/the/the/l'd/ chicken/ for/ main / like

10

vegetables/ you/ what/ would/ like/ ?

you

T
  9.5

Waiter

Good evening, sir. Good evening,
  madam.

George

Good
  evening. (I)  , please.

Waiter

Certainly.
  Is this table all right?

George

That's fine. (2)  , please?

Waiter

Certainly.

Waiter

Are you ready to order?

George

Yes. (3)

Linda

And for me the egg mayonnaise.

Waiter

Yes, madam.

George

And then
  (4)

Linda

And I'd like the tuna.

Waiter

Certainly, madam. (5)

Linda

Potatoes and peas, please.

Waiter

(6)

Linda

Yes, we'd
  like a bottle of French red.

George

And  some
  mineral water, please.

Waiter

(7)

George

Still, please.

George

That was delicious!

Waiter

Thank you very much. (8)

Linda

Yes. Black, please.

George

And (9)

Waiter

Of course.

3Use the sentences in
2 to complete the conversation.
George (10)
Waiter No, it isn't, sir.
George Can I pay by credit card?
Waiter Yes, that's fine.
Writing
10 Formal letters 2 1 Look at the
organization of a formal letter.
Write Dear
Sir or Madam if you do not know the name of the person you are writing to.
Remember! There are no short forms in a formal letter.
This is the usual ending if we want a reply to a letter.
If you do not know the name of the person you are writing to, write Yours
faithfully, not Yours sincerely
2 Write a letter to the Alexandra Hotel. Book a
single room for
17 Blundell Road
Cromer
Norfolk
MP2 6QR
The
Receptionist
Clifton
Hotel
Loughborough
Road
Leicester
LE7 9PO                                                     17
March
Dear Sir or Madam uld like to book a single room at your hotel for the
nights of 12, 13, and 14 April. Could I possibly have a quiet room with a bath?
I understand you
have a restaurant. Could you tell me what time the restaurant closes?
Please let me know if you need a deposit or a credit card number
Thank
you very much.
I look forward to hearing from you. Yours faithfully

four nights next month.
  Ask for a room with a view of the sea, and ask for a brochure of the hotel.
The address is:
The Alexandra Hotel
5 Cliff Road Lyme Regis
Dorset
RG6 8TY

Peter
West

Comparatives

T 10.1

1       Forming comparative adjectives 1Write
the adjectives.

Adjective

Comparative

2 dirt½
3
4

5

6
7

8

9

10

cheaper dirtier faster safer friendlier
  bigger noisier hotter more exciting more modern

T 10.2

2Write the opposites Of the comparative adjectives.

Comparative               Opposite

I faster                  S
2
  safer
3
  bigger
4
  cheaper
5
  cleaner

6
  more boring
7
  more difficult

8
  colder

9
  further

10
  better

2       more „./-er than

T 10.3

Complete the sentences using the comparative form ofthe
adjective.
1 The town isn't very clean. The country is cleaner than
the town. 2 My car isn't very new. Your car my car.

3       Ann's
house isn't very modern. Your house Ann's. 4 Bob's garden isn't very big. your
garden much
Bob's.

5     Yesterday
wasn't very hot. Today  much  yesterday.
6     Sue's
homework wasn't very good. Your homework

Sue's.

7     Your
car isn't very dirty. My car  yours.

8     This
exercise isn't very difficult. The next exercise

         much                                this
one!

have got
3
do you
have/haveyougot?

T 10.4

Rewrite the sentences using the correct form of have got.
1    She has a
dog. She doesn't have a cat. She's got a dog. She hasn't got cat.
2    'Do you
have a dog?' 'Yes, I do.'
3    'Does he
have a computer?' 'No, he doesn't.'

4    He has a
motorbike. He doesn't have a car.

5    They have
a flat. They don't have a house.

6    'Do you
have any brothers?' 'Yes, I do.'

7    'Does she
have a new job?' 'Yes, she does.'

8    'Does he
have a new camera?' 'No, he doesn't.'

9    We don't
have much money. They have a lot.

4
do/does,
have/has
Complete
the conversations with do/does or have/has.
you got a computer?
B Yes, but it's an old one.  he have any children?
B
Yes, one daughter.
How many brothers and sisters you got? B Two brothers.
they
have an old house?

B
Yes, much older than ours.
 she got a big flat?
B Yes, much bigger than ours.
you
live near here?
B Yes, 1 your mother work in the

bank?
B Yes, she

5
Short
forms
 Rewrite
the sentences using short forms.
I
lam happy. I have got a new car.

2
They have got a
big classroom.

3
He has got a bike,
but he has not got a car.

4
We do not have
much money. We are poor.

5
She has got a big
house. She is rich.

6
He does not have
an English dictionary.
6
Comparing
Ismail and Mayumi
I Look at the information about Ismail
and Mayumi and complete the sentences below.

1
younger
2
taller
3
'How     brothers              Ismail
got?' 'Two ' 4 Ismail           got         sisters.
5     Mayumi  got         brothers or
sisters.
6     Mayumi and Ismail             both      a
flat.

7     Mayumi  got a car, but Ismail        one.
8 They        both      a camera.

9
 a
computer?' 'No, she hasn't.'
2
Complete the chart and write sentences about yourself.

10 • Bigger and better!

I'm
older than Ismail but younger than Mayumi. I've got one sister.

Comparatives and superlatives
7
Comparative and
superlative adjectives
Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives.

Adjective

Comparative

Superlative

cheap
2
  expensive
3
  young
4
  happy
5
  beautiful
6
  big
7
  busy
8
  intelligent
9
  bad
10
  far
11
  new
12    dangerous

cheaper more
  expensive

the
  most expensive

8
Word order
Put the words in the correct order to make sentences or questions.
1    family/
the/ am/ my/ in/ I/ oldest
I am the oldest in my family 2
sister/ me/ my/ than/ younger/ is

3    class/ who/ oldest/ the/ the/ in/
is/?

4    passenger/plane/is/Concorde/world/fastest/the/in/the

5    book/ interesting/ than/ my/ your/
more/ is/ book

6    bought/ expensive/ shop/the/in/watch/
most/ Peter/ the

7    cheapest/buy/you/shop/in/the/the/did/watch/?

8    difficult/ German/ English / is/
than/ more/ much

9    weather/ better/today/than/much/
is/yesterday/the

9

Questions and answers
Complete the questions with the superlative form of the
adjective. Try to answer them.

2    What is
(high) mountain in the world?

3    What is  (big)
city in your country?

4    What is

(popular) sport in your country?

5    Where is
(old) university in Europe?

(intelligent) student in your class?
Vocabulary
10
Compound nouns
I Look at these examples of compound nouns.
ticket + office = ticket office motor + way = motorway ice + cream =
ice-cream
2
Match a noun in A with a noun in B to make a new noun.

I town 2 railway
3
  river
4
  bus
5
  night
6
  car
7
  travel
8
  post
9
  phone
10     alr

a park b agent c
  centre d office e station

f port g stop h club i bank box

3
Match the compound nouns with the picture.
1
2

3

4

5

6

7 town centre
8

9

10

4
Complete the sentences with the correct compound noun.
1    We don't
have a telephone at home, so I always go out to a
2    I'm late
for my train! Could you drive me to the

to call my friends.

3    There's a
new        in town. It has great music. Do you want to come?

4    Heathrow
is one of the biggest       in the world.

5
We waited in the rain at thefor one hour before the bus came.

6
Sun and Sea is the best       in the town. They have good, cheap
holidays.

10    • Bigger and better!

Writing
11    Linking
words — which and where          a LONDON

O

We can use which and whereto join sentences.
• We use which for
  things:
This
  is the book. It has the information.
This is the book which has the information.
• We use wherefor
  places:
Theres the house. John and
  Mary live in it.
There's the house where
  John and Mary live.

Join the sentences with
which or where.
I Jack wrote the letter.
It arrived this morning.
2     There's the park. We play football in
it.
3     This is the hotel. I always stay here.
4     Barbara's got a car. It's faster than
yours.
12 My capital city
I
Read about London and complete the text using the words in the box.

a where the Queen
lives b which is the biggest c
which are much bigger   d
where the Romans landed e
where you can buy anything           f where you can see

2
Write four paragraphs about your capital city. Begin each paragraph with the
same words as in the text about London. Write 100—150 words.
Paragraph I How big is it?
Where is it?
Paragraph 2 What is it
famous for?
Paragraph 3 Does it have
any problems?
Paragraph 4 What do you
like best about it?
the
River Thames
London has a population of about
7,000,000. It lies on the River Thames, (I) nearly 2,000 years ago. From about
1800 until World War Two, London was the biggest city in the world, but now
there are many cities
London is famous for
many things. Tourists come from all over the world to visit its historic
buildings, such as Buckingham Palace, (3)            , and the Houses of
Parliament, (4) and hear the famous clock, Big Ben. They
also come to visit its theatres, its museums, and its many shops, such as
Harrods, (5) And of course they want to ride on the
big wheel next to the river!
Like many big cities, London has
problems with traffic and pollution. Over 1 people a day use the London
Underground, but there are still too many the streets. The air isn't clean, but
it is cleaner than it was 100 years ago.
For me, the best thing about London is the parks.
There
are five in the city centre. But my children's

2
3
4
5
6
7

I'm
  working hard
Len's
  buying his wife a present
Jane's
  washing her hair
Peter's looking for a better job
We're buying some new clothes
She's watering the flowers
The baby's
  crying

a b
c d e f g

because he
  doesn't earn much.
because they're dry and the sun's hot. because it's her
  birthday soon. because I've got exams next week. because he's hungry.
because she's going
  to a party tonight. because we're going to a wedding soon.

Present Continuous
1
1'm working hard
because ..
Match a line in A with a line in B.
2
Spelling of verb
+ -ing      3
Write the -ing form of the verbs.
1       walk
2       have

3       read

4       stop
5       use
6       listen
7       run
8       say
9       swim
10  come

Il do 12 put
13
ride
14
drive
15
think
Present Continuous • Spelling of verb + -ing
Whose is it? • Parts of the body
Writing — describing people

Looking good!

What are you doing?
Write sentences that are true for you.
11 •
Put the words in the correct order to make questions in the Present
Continuous.
I you/what/ are/ doing/? Whatore_youdQiugï 2 cooking/ are/ you/
what/?

3
tonight/ out/ you/
going/ are I?

4

playing/ we/ time/ tennis/
what/ are/ ?

5
crying/ daughter/ why/
is/ your/ ?

6
dinner/ are/ Ken/ and/
Ellen/for/ coming/ when/ ?

Present Continuous and Present Simple
6
What
do they do? What are they doing?

T
  11.2

Look at the
pictures and answer the questions.
I What does Tom do? He:s-øpilQtE2
Is he flying a plane now? 3 What's he doing?
4
What does Fiona do?
5
Is she designing buildings now?
6
What's she doing?
                                                                                Tom                                      Fiona

7
What
does Brian do?
8
Is he delivering letters now?
9
What does Nina do?
10    Is
she working in a shop now?
Il What's she doing?
                                                                                Brian                                     Nina
7
Present
Continuous or Present Simple?
I Choose the correct form of the verb.
I I have / I'm having a shower every morning.
2     Look!
It's raining. / It rains. We can't go to the beach.

3     What
are you doing / do you do tonight? Are you going / Do you go out?
4     What
are we having / do we have for dinner tonight?
5     Where
are you usually going / do you usually go on holiday?
6     What
are you doing / do you do under the table? 7 I'm trying / I try to find my pen.
11 •

2     Complete
the sentences with the verb in the Present Continuous or Present Simple.
1
rain
Oh no! It 's raining. We can't play tennis. It always rains
a lot in April.
2
read
1 a very good book at the moment.
1 in bed every night.
3
drink
We  champagne because it's our wedding
anniversary today.
We always  champagne on special occasions.
4     work
She's a doctor. She  in St Marys Hospital.
She hard because she has an exam tomorrow.
5     not eat
1 that! It looks disgusting!
Vegetariansmeat.
6     speak
Look! Peter French to that man over there.
How many languages
7     do
Whywe always boring exercises?
Why this exercise now?
8 Auxiliary verbs
Compete the sentences with am/is/are or do /does/ don't/doesn't.
I John's a vegetarian. Heeat meat. 2 A Where  you
going?
going to the bank.
3 How many children  your sister have?
looking for a pair of black shoes.
B Certainly. What size  you take?
WhyHans studying Chinese?
B Because he going to China on holiday.
Bonjour! Ça va?
B Sorry. I understand. I  speak French.
Whatyou want to do
tonight?
B Whywe go and see James?
A We can't because he  working late tonight.
Whose
is this? It's his
9      Whose
is the book?
Look at the people in the pictures. Write questions and answers about the
objects.

I book?
Whose
is the book? It's hers.
2
bike?

3
hat?

4
car?

5
sunglasses?

6
trainers?

7
suncream?

8
sports bag?

9
dog?

10
children?

10 It's ours

T 11.3

Rewrite the sentences with the possesswe
pronoun. 1 It's our school.

2
It's my book.
3
It's your car.
4
They're their tickets.

5
They're her jeans. 6 This is my wallet.

7
This is your present.
8
These are your cigarettes.
11 Check it
Correct the sentences.
I Where your sister work?
does your sister work?
2
1'm go to the cinema tonight.

3
Who's is this jacket on your chair?

4
We no wear a uniform at my school.

5
That's my husband over there. He stands near the window.

6
What you doing after school today?

7
Sorry. You can't speak to Jenny. She's have a bath.

8
Whose that girl over there? She looks nice.

9
Peter's a businessman. He's work all over the world.

10
At the moment Peter's work in Russia.

Vocabulary
12 Parts of the body

T 11.4

eyes

leg

arm

head

feet

hand

face

hair

1Label the picture using the words in the box.
2 Now describe each person.

The girl

The boy
Il •
Writing
13   Linking
words — although, but
Complete the sentences with words from the box.

although because
  but too both for example

1   1
like coffee, and I like tea,

2   Kate
and Meg are very similar.
like dancing and they love cats.
3   We
stopped playing tennis it started to rain.
we went swimming. it was cold,
we went swimming.
6 There's so much to
do at the weekend., you can go skiing or skating.
14   Describing
people
I Complete the text with the correct linking word
from exercise 13.
2 Write about 100 words about someone in your family.
Paragraph I Description
Paragraph Likes/ dislikes
Paragraph Personality
MY BROTHERS
I have twin brothers, Tim and Tom. They are very similar and
a lot
of people don't know which twin is which. They (1) have blond hair and
blue eyes, and they always wear jeans and T-shirts.
They like wearing the same things, and they like doing the
same
things, (2) they both like pop music and they're crazy about
football and computers. They go to a football match every Saturday. They'd like
to play computer games every night, (4) our mother says they can't (5) they
have a lot of homework.
(6)
they're twins, they aren't the same in every way.
(7)
, Tim works hard at school, (8)         Tom doesn't. He's a bit lazy.
Our mother is often away from home (9) she
travels a lot in her job, so we all help in the house. Most of the time it's
fine,
(10)
sometimes we fight a bit!
(11)
they are noisy and annoying, I think it's fun to have twin brothers.

12
going
to
1       What
are they going to be?
Write sentences about the
people using the words in the box.

architect pilot
accountant
  doctor

journalist
  interpreter teacher athlete

Frank and I are learning
to fly.

going to future •
Infinitive of purpose Word stress • Prepositions
Writing — a holiday postcard
Life's an adventure!
1
Bob loves
children.

2
Maria's good at
languages.

3
Mary likes
writing.

4
Sue and Peter are
studying medicine.

5
Anna likes modern
buildings.

6
Bill's good at
numbers.

7
Lisa can run very
fast.

2       Making
questions
T
12.1 Write the questions for these sentences. 1 I'm very hungry. (What/ you/
eat?)

2      We're going to the cinema. (What/ you/
see?)

3      Steve's coming for dinner tonight.
(What/you/ cook?)

4      Cathy's going to university in
September. (What/ she/ study?)

5      Jack and Jill got engaged last week.
(When/ they/ get married?)

6      Sue's not going by train. (she/ fly?)

7      It's my birthday next week (you/ have
a party?)

8      It's very cloudy. (it/ rain?)

12 •

4
Making
negatives

T
  12.2

Read the sentences about the past. Make negative
sentences about the future.
1    Sue and
Bill got a new car last year.

2    Jane had
a birthday party last year.

3    We went
to Spain last year.

4    .1 wore
my blue coat yesterday.

5    Peter and
Rob did the washing-up yesterday.

6    My aunt
gave me a hat for Christmas last year.

7    Paul
didn't pass the exam last year.

5
What
is going to happen?

T
  12.3

Complete the sentences with going to and a verb or
expression from the box.

3     It's
so cold and look at those clouds! I think it

4     This
film's so boring. We
5     Sally's
wearing her best clothes. She

6     Hurry
up! It's nearly ten o'clock! You

7     'Do
you want to walk to the shops?' 'No, I

Infinitive
of purpose
6
Why are you going to the baker's?

T 12.4

Answer the questions with an infinitive of purpose
and words from the box.

dictionary brochure
  magazine

aspirin
CD bread

holiday
  stamps

I Why are you going to the baker's?

2
Why are you going to the chemist's?

3
Why are you going to the bookshop?

4
Why are you going to the travel agent's?

5
Why are you going to the post office?

6
Why are you going to the music shop?

7
Why are you going to the newsagent's?

12
7 Jane's busy day
Read about Jane's busy day. JANE's DAY
yesterdayJane had a very busy day.
First she went ta the dry cleaner's and allected her dress and jacket. Then she
Went ta the chemist's and bought some snncream and a new pair sunglasses. After
that she went to the bank and gat same Spanish pesetas, and ta the travel
agent's, Where she collected same tickets. Then she went home and packed her
suitcase. An hour later a taxi arrived and tÖÕk her to the airport,
Where she caught a plane to
Majorca.
Write sentences about Jane's day using the infinitive of
purpose.

Auxiliary verbs 8 am/is/are, do/does/did
Complete the sentences with am/is/are or do / does / did.
1
 he play tennis last Sunday?
2
 he playing tennis now?
3
How often  you wash your hair?
4
you wash it yesterday?
5
going to wash it
tonight. 6 We  having dinner at the moment.
7
 you have a dinner at this time every
evening?
8
What your parents going to do when they
retire?
9
When your parents first meet?
10
What time  Maria usually arrive at school?
9 Short answers
Write true answers.
 Are you a student? Yes, I am.
2
Are you going to America next year?

3
Have you got a sister?

4
Did you watch TV last night?

5
Do you live in a city?

6
Does your teacher talk a lot?

7
Is your teacher talking at the moment?

8
Did your teacher give you some homework last lesson?

9
Is your teacher going to give you some homework today?

10
Has your teacher got long hair?

Il Can you speak French?

Vocabulary
and pronunciation 10 Word stress
 Look at these words from Units 1—12. How
many syllables do they have? Where is the stress? Put them into the correct
columns.

mountain
  important piano delicious homework

guitar suitcase
  hotel video umbrella

tomorrow police dangerous
  afraid boyfriend

yesterday
  hospital dessert beautiful airport

mountain_

guitar—

tomorroy_

yesterd0Þ—

11
Phonetic spelling
The words in phonetic spelling have two syllables.
Write the words and mark the correct stress.
      I /trævl/          travel
2
/weða/

3
/faget/
4
/frartand/

5
/speJal/
6
/lrsan/

7
/i:vnrry'
8
/rllæks/

Prepositions
12 from, like, than

Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box.

from in of

like at on

than for

1       Look     that
picture. Isn't it beautiful?
2       What
have we got dinner? I'm really hungry.
3       Our
hotel is fifty metres the sea.
4       What
is the longest river the world?
5       France
is much bigger England.
6       I'm
looking  Jane. Do you
know where she is?
7       Can
you buy a bottle lemonade at the shops?
8       Maria
is her sister in

many ways. They're both beautiful and intelligent.
9       Come
and see me          seven

o'clock.
10  What did you
do the weekend?
11   Saturday
night we went to a party.
12  We went shopping        the

morning.
12

Writing
13 Writing a postcard
I This postcard describes a holiday
with good weather or bad weather. Read it and underline the words for either
good weather or bad weather.
2
Write a postcard to an English friend. Write about .
• where you are on holiday
• the weather
• something you do often
• something you did yesterday
• something you are going to do tomorrow
Dear Julie and Pete,
We're having a wonderful time here in
Majorca. quite a good
The weather is lovely, so we stay ih the
hotel isn't very hice, go to the beach Most Of the tiMe and guhbathe.
play
table tennis.
Yesterday it was very hot and gunny and cold
and foggy we couldn't gee the sea. Tomorrowwe're not going got very red. to
stay ih the hotel, we're going to buy soMe souvenirs. sit in the sun, gee you both
SOOh. Love JáhOS ahd Iréh
Mr and Mrs uooper
34 Leslie Road
Milton Keynes
Bucks              XJ

terribly

Question forms • -ed/-ingadjectives
Adverbs and adjectives
Writing — Once upon a time How           clever!

Question forms
1
Question words

T 13.1

1Match the questions and answers. Underline
the question words.
2
Complete the conversation with words from the box.

where when how who

what why
  which

7 When
  was the First World War?
2   What's
  the capital of Peru?
3   How many players are there in an
  ice hockey team?
4   Who built The White House?
5   What do the
  Japanese call Japan? 6 What food do people traditionally eat at Wimbledon?
7
  Where did
  President Kennedy die?
8
  Mount Everest
  is on the borders of two countries. Which ones?
9
  Why is Margaret Thatcher famous?

a   Nippon.
b   Six.
C
  Strawberries and cream.
d
  Because she was the
  first woman prime minister in Europe.
e
  Nepal and Tibet. f
  Dallas, Texas.
g From 1914 to 1918. h
  Lima.
 George Washington.

Lily
(1)             do you want to do tonight?
Tom Well, there's a good film that I want to see.
Lily (2)   's
it called?
Tom 'Les Enfants Terribles.'
Lily A French film? (3 )do you want to see a French film?

Tom Because people say it's very good.
Lily (4)much French do you understand?

Tom Quite a lot, actually. What about
you? (5) many years did you study French at school?
Lily I did it for four years, so I understand quite a bit.
Tom Do you want to come?
Lily OK. (6)              cinema
is it at?

Tom The Odeon.
Lily The Odeon? (7)'s that?

Tom It's opposite the supermarket.
Lily Ah! (8)do you want to get there?

Tom There's a bus that goes there.
Lily Fine. (9) does it start? Tom At 7.30.
Lily (10)'s in it? Do you know?

Tom Catherine Deneuve.
Lily She's great! I can't wait!

13
2
What
(sort)?
Complete the questions
with What and a word from the box.

day

sports

colour

size

sort

time

B
A Mercedes.
 does
the football match start? B At 3.00.
 is
your car?
B
Black.
is
it today? B Wednesday.
 do
you like best? B Tennis and football.
shoes do you take? B Forty-four.
3
How
(old)?
Complete the questions
with How and a word from the box.

fast

many

old

often

tall

big

How_old_
is your sister?
B
Sixteen. It was
her birthday yesterday.
English
lessons do you have a week?
B Two. One on Mondays and
one on Thursdays.
do
you watch TV? B Every night.
can
your car go? B 150 kilometres an hour.
are
you?
B About one metre seventy.
is
Peter and Jane's house?
B
Well, there are four bedrooms, a living room, and a dining room.
13 How terribly clever!

2 Complete the questions for the missing information.
1       When was-heþQ-rtL ?
2       Which
3       What
4       How
old
5       What
sort of
6       When
7       How
many
8       Where
9       Who         with?

10  When

13

Adverbs 6 Adverb or adjective?
Choose the correct word.
I The children played happy/happily in the
garden.
2
Your children are always very happy/ happily.
3
She sings very good/well.
4
Yes, she's a very good/well singer.
5
'How are you?' 'Very good/ well, thank you. And you?'
6
I just want a quick/ quickly snack. Just a sandwich, please. 7 I had
breakfast quick/quickly because I was late for work.
8 You're speaking very quiet/quietly. I can't hear you. 9
He's a very slow/slowly reader.
7 Position of adverbs
Put the adverbs in brackets in the correct place in each sentence.
Sometimes more than one place is possible.
I I went to the beach. It rained all the time.
(yesterday/ unfortunately) Yesterday. I went to the beach. Il went to
the beach yesterday. Unfortunately, it rained all the time.
2
Listen. I want you to come home. (carefully/ immediately)

3
1 work and at nightl sleep. (hard/ well)

4
1 know Peter because we play tennis. (well/ together)

5
'I love you.' 'I love you.' (very much/ too)

6
Please speak and explain. (slowly/ clearly)

7
A man with a gun ran into the bank. (suddenly/ quickly)

13 • How terribly clever!
Vocabulary 8 Adjective suffixes

T 13.3

Many adjectives end in -fill, -y, -OUS, -ic. Complete
the table and mark the stress.

Noun
colour beauty
sun peace danger health romance care noise anger

Adjective

9
-ed and -ing
adjectives
Complete the sentences with an adjective from the box.

worried boring bored

interesting interested exciting

I I don't want to go to the match. I'm not in football.
2
The children are  and they don't know what to do.
3
'If you're bored, read a book!' 'I don't want to read a book. Books are
4
What time did you get home last night? I didn't know where you
were. I was very about you.
5
What are you watching on TV? Is it
6
'I'm going on a safari in Africa.'
'Really? How

Writing

10
Once upon a time
— a fairy story
1    Complete
the story with the adjectives and adverbs from the box. Use each word once
only.
Adjectives Adverbs beautiful carefully green happily hot
quickly angry suddenly deep immediately handsome unfortunately unhappy quietly
2    Write
another fairy story that you know. Write about 200 words. Remember to use
adjectives and adverbs.
Begin Once upon a time End . and they lived happily ever
after.
     (The                 and the
ONCE UPON A TIME there was a (I ) beautiful princess
who had a golden ball. She lived in a palace with her father, the King, and her
seven sisters. Every day she played with her ball in the garden of the palace.
At the end of the garden there was a (2) ,
dark lake. When the weather was (3) , the princess liked playing near the lake.
, one day she dropped her golden ball into
the water. She was very (5) and she sat on the grass and started to cry.
    (6)                  she
heard a voice: 'Don't cry, princess.'
She opened her eyes and saw a large (7)
frog. 'Oh, please help me!' she said, 'I can't get my ball.'
'I'll help you,' said the frog, 'if I can
come and live with you in the palace!'
'Yes, yes, of course. I promise,' said the princess.
So the frog jumped into the water and came
back with the ball. The princess laughed and took the ball. She ran (8) back to
the palace and forgot all about the frog.
The frog was very (9)           . He
followed the princess into the palace and told his story to the King.
'A promise is a promise,' said the frog.
Yes,' said the King and called his
daughter. 'A promise is a promise, my daughter. Take this frog to your room and
look after him (10)
The princess cried again, but she took the
frog and put him on her bed. The frog looked at her and said (I I) CPlease
kiss me, princess.' She closed her eyes and kissed him. (12) , the frog turned
into a (13) prince.
Of course, he and the princess fell in love. One week later
they married and they lived (14)        ever after.
13 •

Present Perfect • ever, never, yet,
just
4 ago, last year • Phrasal verbs
Writing - a thank-you letter
Present
Perfect                                                      2 Present Perfect
or Past Simple?
1 Read
about Monika Kovak and choose the correct form of the verb.
1 Verb forms
Write the Past Simple and the past   MONIKA KOVAK participle
forms of the verbs. Two.
    verbs are
regular.                                                                                Tennis
player
Monika Kovak is a tennis player. She is only 14 years old,
but she (1) already won/ has already won many tournaments in her life. She (2)
started/ has started playing tennis with her father when she was three years
old. Two years ago she (3) went/ has gone to America to a famous tennis school
in California.

Monika and her father (4)
travelled/ have travelled to many countries. Last month they (5) went/ have
goneto a tournament in Australia. Monika (6) played/ has played well, but she
(7) didn't win/ hasn't won. She (8) didn't play/ hasn't played at Wimbledon
yet, but she hopes to play there next year.

Infinitive
  Past Simple      Past participle

come arrive     orriyed_            ørxiveð
leave

write

speak
see

have

do
meet

take

ride      give            finish

fly       buy

T 14.1

2Write
short answers to the questions about Monika Kovak.
1    Has
Monika won many tournaments?
2    Did she
go to America ten years ago? No, she didn't.
3    Did she
start playing tennis when she was three?

4    Have
Monika and her father travelled a lot?

5    Have they
ever been to Australia?

6    Did they
go to Australia last month?

7    Did she
win the tournament?

8    Has she
won Wimbledon yet?
•

3 Complete the story. Put the verb in brackets into
the Present Perfect or Past Simple tense.

A SAD STORY OF
A SAD MAN
o
9
One Sunday evening two men (1 )
(meet) in a London pub. One of them was very unhappy.
'Life is terrible, everything in the
    world is really boring,' he said.
'Don't say that,' said the other man.
    'Life is wonderful! The world is so exciting! Think about Italy. It's a
    wonderful country. (2) you
ever                    (be)
    there?'
    'Oh, yes. I (3)                    (go)
    there last year and
(not like) it.'
    'Well, (5)                    you                    (be)
    to
Norway? (6)    you ever          (see)
    the midnight sun?'
'Oh, yes. I (7) (go)
    there for my honeymoon and we (8) (see) the midnight sun. I (9) (not enjoy)
    it.'
'Well, 1 (10) just
    (return) from a safari in Africa. (11) you
(visit) Africa yet?'
   'Yes, 1 (12)                   (go)
    on safari in East
Africa last year and I (13)                   (climb)
Mount Kilimanjaro. It was really boring.'
'Well,' said the other man, 'I think
    that you're very ill. Only the best psychiatrist in London can help you. Go
    to see Dr Greenbaum in Harley Street.'
'But I am Dr Greenbaum,' answered
    the man sadly.

Time expressions 3 ever and never

T 14.2

1Read the answers about Ben, a
businessman from Boston, USA. Use the words to write questions with ever.
I Paris?
Have you ever
been to Paris? Yes, I have, three times.
2 travel on Eurostar?
Have you ever
travelled on Eurostar$
No, never. 3 Rome?

Yes, I have, twice. 4 fly on Concorde?

No, never. 5 London?

Yes, I have, four times.
6
ride on a double-decker bus?

No, I haven't.
7
work in Berlin?

Yes, I have, once. That was two years ago.
2 Use the information to write sentences about Ben.
I Ben's been to
Paris three times,
2 He's never
travelled on Eurostar,
3

4

5

6
7

Unit 14 • Have you ever?

4 ago and last week                                                                6
  yet and just

T
  14.3

Write
sentences in the Past Simple using the time expressions in brackets.
1
1've seen the
latest Star Wars film. (last week) I saw it last week.
2
The taxi has
arrived. (five minutes ago)
It
3
We've seen the Taj
Majal. (in 1997)

4
She's written the
letter. (yesterday)

5
1've done my
homework. (after supper)

6
They've had lunch.
(at twelve o'clock)

5
yet

T 14.4

Rewrite the sentences with
yet.

4
John's going to
have a shower.

5
Bill and I are
going to move house next week

6
My aunt is going
to give me a birthday present.

•
Use the words to write
questions with yet, then write answers with just.
I you / tidy your room?
A Have you tidied your room yet? B
Yes. I've just tidied it.
2     Ann/ speak to the bank manager?

B
Yes, to
him.
3     Mark/ make a cup of tea?

B
Yes,  one. 4 do / your homework?

B Yes,  it.
5 Mr Jones/ read the
report?

B
Yes,  it.
6
you/ call a taxi?

B Yes,one.
7 Check it
Choose one of the adverbs in brackets and put it in the
correct place in the sentence. Only one adverb in each pair is correct.
1
I saw Jim ten
days. (ago/ ever) I saw Jim ten days ago.

2
Have you tried
Japanese food? (last year/ ever)

3
Have you finished
writing your book? (yet/ ever)

4
I've seen anyone
who eats more than you.
(ever / never)

5
Are there any
letters for me? I've seen the postman.
(ago / just)

6
We went out to a
restaurant. (ever / yesterday)

I Look at the pictures and read what
the people are saying.                                            Complete the
sentences with the
 What is the difference between been
and gone?                                                                correct
phrasal verb. Use a verb from

put
  give look turn get go take grow try

on
up
  off
after
out

A
and a word from B. Put the verbs into the correct form.
1
When I , I'm going to be a TV star.
2
'It's very hot in
here.' your
jumper, then.'
3
Helen starts work
at 8 a.m., so she at 6 a.m.
4
My sister's a
children's nurse. She really likes         babies.

been or gone?

Vocabulary

8
  she's been/she's gone

9
  Phrasal verbs

5

Could you  the light
,
please? It's getting dark
6
It's terribly
difficult to smoking.
I've tried many times!
7
'I'd like to this
dress, please.' 'Of course. The changing rooms are over there.'
8
Why don't we       the
television to watch the news.
9
your coat . It's
cold outside.
10
I can't    tonight.
I've got too much homework.
2     The office is empty. Everybody has             home.
3     It's good to see you again. Where have
you
4     My brother's         to America four
times.

5     Sorry, you can't speak to Anna. She's         to
a party.
6     Mary's hair looks nice. She's just  to
the hairdresser's.

7     Peter's     to Canada and he's staying
there for three weeks.
Unit
14 • Have you ever?

Writing
10 A thank-you letter
I
Do you remember Dorita in Unit 2 of the Student's Book? She went to New York to
study English, but now she has returned home to Argentina. Complete the letter
that she has written to Annie and Marnie. Use one word only each time.
2
Write a similar thank-you letter to someone who has looked after you.
•
Buenos Aires 14th Tulg
Dear Annie and
Marnie, arrived back in Argot+na. lovely
See
My           (2)        you and au my +t¿nds in Mew York. I (3)      a          WiÐI
you bo€l in your apar+meett. r            mysee very (4) indeed. Also, was very
kind oÊyou to show me so much orc the City. T loved (5) up            Empire
State and I'll never forget Central Park in     snow.
Blink that my English impra..e.d quite (7) At
was so untried r (8) understand a You badl Spoke so (q) but soon I began
understand mare and mare.
My (10) to blew York
nex± month. Can he see yau? He'd (It) to very Much, r hape Blat Ole day yau _
me in
Argentina. would (ove to
show yau Buenos Aires.
Much lave to you
boÐ1,

Revision
Verb to be                                                                                3
number her what phone is

Match a question in A with an answer in B.

I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10

Where's the
  Acropolis?
What's your name?
How old is Graham?
Where are they from?
How are the children?
What's your job?
Are they married?
How much is an orange juice?
Is she Spanish?
Are you at
  university?

a No, I'm not.
He'S 33. c No, she isn't. d 85p.
e
  It's in Athens.
f
  Mexlco g They're fine.
h I'm a doctor.
  1 Yes, they are.
I'm Sue.

2      Making negatives
Correct the sentences.
I Rome is in Spain.
Rome isn't in Spain. It's in Italy,
2
Bananas are blue.

3
Tokyo is the capital of China.

4
You're from Britain.

5
The day after Thursday is Wednesday.

6
New York is in Canada.

7

London and Paris are small cities.

3      Making questions
Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1
married she is
Isshemørried— ?
2
children old are how your
4      the
flat centre London in is of your

5      brother home your is at

6      the
much sandwiches how are chicken

7      name
is your what first

4 Short forms
Write the short forms.
      I It is
hot today.
2       My
brother is not married.

3      I am not a student.

4      Where
is the university?

5       You
are twenty-nine.

6      We
are at school.

7      She
is cold and I am hot.

Present Simple
1       Present Simple positive
Fill in the gaps with a suitable verb.
I She plays- tennis every day.
2       My
daughter      French and German. 3 His father's a pilot. He   all over the

world.
3       Air
hostesses      in hotels a lot.

4       Stephanie           to
work by bus.
5       He
television every evening.
6       1 from
Australia.

2     They/
not live/ Scotland.      3

                 4

3     He/
not write letters every day.        5

 6 4 We/ not
have/ car.

5 Eric and Lina/ not like
  getting up.

8
5 What does she do?

6 Rachel/
  not smoke.

Put a verb from the box into each gap.

7

2 Present Simple negative

2 Write sentences.

Write negative sentences.

1

I I/ not like skiing. LdQìt-likeskiing—

2

live get up start work

not eat not finish have fly

go love eat
  want

not like
  visit

study finish stay

3 Present Simple questions

Philippa Robbins is a scientist.
  She (I)

Write questions for these answers.

in a flat in Oxford, and she (2)

malaria at

I Where does he work ?
He works in a language school.

the university. Every day she (3)  at
  6.30 and (4) three cups of coffee. She

7 It/ not cost 50p.

They get
  up at 6.30.

(6)

work in her laboratory at 7.00, and

3

she (7)

until
  lunchtime. Then she

2  7            (5)                    anything
for breakfast. She
She speaks Spanish and Portuguese.

get
  up breakfast go to work/school lunch finish work/school dinner evening go to
  bed

Tom

you

8.00 tea/ orange juice by
  car in a restaurant
5.30
  7.15 listen to music
11.30

4

usually (9)

work
  at 6.00, but sometimes

I live in Manchester.

she (10)

until 10.00. In the evening she

5

often (11)

in a restaurant, because she

We finish
  school at 4.00.

(12)

cooking. Every winter she and her

6

husband (13)

to Kenya, where they

I work in a bank.

(14)

an African malaria laboratory. They

7

(15)

in a friend's house for two weeks.

She has coffee and toast.

They never (16)

 to go back to Oxford,

4 Daily routines

because
  they (17)  hot weather!

I Complete the information about
  your daily routine.

6

do, does, is, or are?

(8)for a
short walk in the park. She

Put a verb from the box into each gap.

do / don't

does/
  doesn't

is / isn't

are/
  aren't

I He's a vegetarian — he doeswt_ eat meat.
2 She  want a pizza — she  hungry.
3the museum close at 5.00?

4   you
know how much a cup of coffee

 know where
they       from, but they English.
6
We      want to go to London, but they

7
1         think the bank open
today.

8
Stephanie know where the meeting

9
Where Chris and Mike? They
usually late for work
there is/are
1
Describing a room
Answer the questions about the room you are in now.
      I Is
there a telephone?            No, there isn't.
2
Are there any windows?

3
How many chairs are there?

4
Is there a television?

5
Are there any pictures?
6
How many books are there?

7
How many lamps are there?

2 Describing a hotel
Barbara and David want to go to a hotel in Scotland on holiday. Read the
advertisement, then complete the telephone conversation between Barbara and the
hotel receptionist.

THE SUILVEN LODGE HOTEL
Come and experience
  real Scottish hospitality in this beautiful hotel in the mountains of
  Scotland. Good walks in lovely countryside.
For enquiries and reservations phone 01854 77853

Receptionist Hello, the Suilven Lodge Hotel.
Barbara Oh, hello. Can you tell me something about
the hotel please? How many rooms are there?
Receptionist( I ) twenty, all with private
bathrooms.
Barbara Oh, that's
good. (2) televisions in the rooms?

      Receptionist No, (3)  . But
(4)a television room.
Barbara And (5)  any sports facilities?
     Receptionist
Yes, (6)  two tennis
courts.
Barbara (7)  a swimming pool?
Receptionist No, (8)
     Barbara
And (9)                             a restaurant in the

hotel?
Receptionist Yes,
(10)The food is excellent, and (I I)an open fire.

Barbara Oh, lovely!
And (12)          a town near the hotel?
Receptionist Yes, Ullapool is five miles away.
(13)  cafés and pubs there, too.
Barbara And how much is .
can/can't
1
Positive and
negative
What can Penny and Keith do? Complete the sentences.

play the guitar
  cook swim do crosswords draw

Penny
X

Keith
X
x

1    Penny
cgm_ play the guitar.
2    Keith      draw,
but Penny
3    Keith can but
Penny
4    Penny and
Keith can

5    Pennydo
crosswords, but Keith
2
Questions
Complete the questions with can and a suitable verb. Then answer the
questions.
     I           you
tide— a motorbike?      Yes. I can.
2
you        a musical instrument?

3
you Arabic?
4
you               a car?
5
you  a computer?
6
you  chess?
7
you  a bicycle?
Past Simple
1
Regular
and irregular verbs
Complete
the sentences. Put the verbs in brackets into the Past Simple.
1
1 started- (start)
school when I was four.
2
1               (work)
until 8.00, and then I

(meet) some friends
and we  (go) to the cinema.
3
She         (sell)
her old car and      (buy)
a new one.
 (play)
tennis in the morning, but it
(rain) in the
afternoon so I

(study) for my exams.
5     Last week we (drive) to Edinburgh and  (visit) our grandparents.
6     1         (lose) my umbrella last week
— I
        (leave) it in the bank and someone                (steal)
it.

7     He     (retire) and         (move) to
the country.
2
Past
Simple negative
Make the verbs negative.
I He went to Thailand. He
didn't go to Thailand.
2     They won a holidayin the Caribbean.

3     We
were at home yesterday.

4     Dickens wrote sixteen novels.

5     Columbus was born in Genoa.

6     She spent a week in the Alps.

7     1 brought you a present.

3
Past
Simple questions
Put the words in the
correct order to make questions.
Then write true answers.
1
you school when
leave did
When did you leave school?
I
left school when I was eighteen.

2
you were where
born

3
morning at you
were 10.00 yesterday where

4
time bed did to
last go night what you

5
in when you
country last did walk the

6
many month did
last see films you how

7
last a restaurant
week did eat you in

4
Describing
a holiday
Read the information and
complete the conversation about David and Emma's last holiday.

Where / go?
How
  long/ spend there?
When/ come back?
How / travel? Where /
  stay?
What/do?
Enjoy
  the holiday? What/ bring back?

Portugal two
  weeks Friday plane and car not much money, cheap hotels the north — walked,
  ate and drank a lot, photographs
Lisbon — museums, not much time Yes
  port wine

Helen Where did— you and
Emma go— for your last

holiday?
David we(l)to Portugal.

Helen
Oh, very nice! How long (2) you
there?

David Only two weeks. We
(3) last
Friday. Helen And how (4) you
     David We
(5)                to Lisbon, and then we
         (6)                round
the country.
     Helen And
where (7)                you
     David
Well, we (8)               much money, so we
(9)in cheap hotels.

     Helen And
what (10)                you
David In the north we
(11) walking, (12) Portuguese wine, and (13) lots of food! And Emma (14)
hundreds of

photos. In Lisbon we
(15)           to some great museums, but we (16)   time
to see everything.
     Helen (17)                you               the
holiday?
David Yes, it (18)
Helen And (19)     anything back?
David Yes, we (20) six
bottles of 1988 port — here's one for you!
like
1
What do you like doing?
Make sentences about what you like doing.
1 go/ dentist I don't like going to the dentist.
2 play/ computer games

3     buy/
clothes

4     listen/ music

5     swim/ the sea

6     study/
English

7     sleep/
tent

2
like and would like
Choose the correct sentence. Put and X. I A Would you like a
banana?
3
A Do you like reading?
B Yes,ldo.
B Yes,llike.
4
Do you like a drink?
Would you like a drink?
5
I like red cars.
I'd like red cars.
6
A Can I help you?
B I'd like two tickets, please.
B I like two tickets, please.
7
A Would you like an apple?
B No, thanks. B No, I don't.
8
She likes go to the cinema.
She likes going to the cinema.
9
A Do you like oranges?
B Yes,l'dlike.
B Yes, 1 do.
do,
does, have, or has?
I do, but he doesn't.

do/
  don't does/ doesn't have / haven't

has/
  hasn't

Put a verb from the box into each gap.
1    He
hosnï_ got any CDs.
2    A We      got
any money.

B    That's
OK,I

3    you
like Chinese food?
B    Yes,l, I
love it.

4    you
got any brothers and sisters?
B    Yes, 1,
two sisters.

5    A Cath    like
living in London.

B    Oh
6    you
cycle to work?
B    No,l    ,
1        got a bike.

      B
  Yes,ldo. X                                                                        B
  No, she

    B Yes, please.
2 1'm
  hungry. I like a sandwich.
I'm hungry. I'd like a sandwich.

7    she
got a new job?
Present Continuous
1      Present
Continuous positive and negative
Put the verb in brackets
into the Present Continuous.
I We can't go climbing. . (rain)
2      Why you for your holiday photos? (look)
3      Oh no! The video         . (not work)

4      How  she         ? (feel)

5      We  today, we're tired. (not swim)
6      What  you at? (laugh)
7      OK, wait a minute, Inow. (get up)

8      1          dinner for twelve people! (not cook)
9      Look — Matthew        your photograph.

(take)
2
Present
Continuous questions
Put the words in the
correct order to make questions.
I you are on going holiday
where
Where are you going on holiday ?
2     they dancing tonight are going

3     she driving train is by or going

4     buying many are potatoes you how

5     aren't sunglasses why your you wearing

6     tonight dinner are making for you what

7     Russian why he studying is

3
Present
Continuous and Present Simple
Each sentence
has a mistake. Find it and correct it. I What you doing? What are you doing?
2     Sally has breakfast at the moment.

3     They no coming to the party this
evening.

4     1'm not understanding what you mean.

5

What do you do this weekend?

6     He's driving to work every day.

7     John don't like dancing.

4
Bruce
Charles' holiday
Put a verb from the box
into each gap.

meet
  travel spend

not
  like camp

finish start want

not
  work love like     fly teach            have

Bruce
Charles is an English teacher at a language school in Brighton — students come_
from all over the world to study there. He (I) grammar and conversation. He usually (2) work at
9.00 and (3) at 3.30. He (4) his job because he (5) lots of people from
other countries. But he (6)at the moment. He

(7)round Peru with a group
of friends.

They
(8)five days walking in the Andes. They (9)  in beautiful places every night, but Bruce (10) a problem. He (11)  walking, but he (12) sleeping in a tent— he (13)  a proper bed! They (14) back to
England next week.

going
to
1 What are they going to buy for their
holidays?
I Match a line in A
withalinein B.

I
2
3
4
5
6

7

Henry —
  Antarctica
I
  — the Alps
Lynn and Pat
  — Argentina
Jeff — the
  Sahara
Anne — the Amazon
We — the Caribbean
I
  — England

a
  ten water bottles b insect repellent c a very warm hat d new swimsuits e
  an umbrella f a Spanish phrase book g new ski boots

2 Make sentences.
1
Henry'sgoing_tobun-very-warm-hatv—
2
3
4

5
6
7

2 Making negatives
Read the sentences about
the past. Make negative sentences about the future.
I I bought you lunch
yesterday.

2     She swam two miles yesterday.

3     They caught the bus last week.

4     It snowed last Christmas.

5     The Socialists won the last election.

6     1 had a big breakfast yesterday.

7     Liam and Elton made lots of money last
month.

3 Making questions
Sara and Mark are going to
start university next October. Make questions.
I Where/ they/ live? Where are they going to live 2
they / share / flat?

3
What/
Mark/ study?

4
Sara / get/
part-time job?

5

Where / they/buy books?

6
Mark/ have enough
money?

7
they/
visit/ parents?

Question forms
1 Correcting mistakes
Each question has a
mistake. Find it and correct it.
1 Do you can
swim?  ?
2 Did he went to Spain?

3     Do you have got much money?

4      She was here yesterday?

5     Are
they like skiing?

6     Do he smoke?

7      Were they go swimming yesterday?

2 Word order
Put the words in the
correct order to make questions.
1
do do what you  ?
2
are this you do
what to evening going

3
you the week
conference last at were

4
year holiday did
on you last go where

5
languages do speak
many you how

6
is university
studying at Martha what

7
games he does
video playing like

Present Perfect
1
Present Perfect
positive and negative
What have Angela and Frank done? Write sentences.

be/the USA eat Thai food ride/motorbike speak in public see
  the Queen break an arm read War and Peace study French

Angela

Frank

1
2
3
4

5

6

7

8

2
Present Perfect
questions
Make questions with ever. Then answer the questions.
1    be/
Turkey

2    drive/
sports car

3    see
anyone famous

4    lose your
keys

5    make a
cake

6    drink
champagne

7    play
basketball

3

This year or last year?
Match a line in A with lines in B and C.

I've worn
He flew She's written
They spent I bought
I've broken
We've given

£600 on clothes a new car this jacket every day ten
  letters £65 to charity to Australia three times my leg twice

c
this year.
last year.

4
Present Perfect
or Past Simple?
I Read about Marco and underline the correct
verb form.
Marco Santos is a chef. He has started cooking when he (I) has been/ was
15 years old. He
(2) has studied/ studied in a cookery school for the next three years,
and then he (3) got/has got his first job, in a restaurant in Lyons. Now 33, he
(4) worked/ has worked all over France, and he (5) just decided/ has just
decided to open a restaurant in London. (He
(6) hasn't thought/didn't think of a name for it yet.) Four
other top restaurants (7) have opened/ opened there this year, but Marco is
optimistic. 'My food
(8) was always / has
always been the best,' he says.
'In 1992 1 (9) cooked/ have cooked for the Italian President
when he (10) has come/ came to France, and he (I I) has told/ told me that it
(12) was/ has been the most delicious food outside Italy!'
2 Write questions about Marco.
I mat does hedo ? He's a chef.
2
When he was 15.
3
For three years.
4
In a restaurant in Lyons.
5
All over France.
6
In London.
7
Four.
8
In 1992.

Workbook key

1    A Hello. What's your name?
B Suzanne. What's your name?
A
My name is John.
  Where are you from, Suzanne?
B
  I'm from
  London. Where are you from? A I'm from New York.
2    3 1'm from Russia. 41'm from Japan.
  5 We're from Brazil. 6 1'm from Italy. 7 We're from England.
3    1 She's Yasmina Kamal. 2 She's from
  Egypt. 3 She's a student. 4 She's 19.
5 They're
  Ilona and László Novak. 6 Theyre from Hungary. 7 They are
  teachers. 8 Ilona is 26. 9 László is 28.
4    2 What is your name? 3 She is from
  Italy. 4 1 am ten years old. 5 They are from the USA. 6 You are English. 7 We
  are students.

3
  Oxford is an
  English university.
4
  English is an
  international language.
5
  Milan is an
  Italian city.
6
  A Mercedes is a
  German car.
7   A Pentax is a Japanese camera.
123 Where's she from? 4 What's her name? 5 1'm a student. 6 1
  have two sisters. 7 They're from Japan. 8 It's a Spanish orange. 9 His name's
  Bruno. 10 Her name is Paola.
131 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five 6 six 7 seven 8 eight 9
  nine 10 ten
I I eleven 12 twelve 13 thirteen
14fourteen 15 fifteen 16 sixteen 17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19
  nineteen
20 twenty
14 b nine oranges c fifteen
  students

UNIT 1                                                                  11
2 Champagne is a French drink.
5
2 My name's Maria. 3
He's married.

2

8 Country

Nationality

England

English

Germany

German

3

.1taly

Italian

France

French

4

Spain

Spanish

Portugal

Portuguese

Egypt

Egyptian

Japan

Japanese

the United States

American

Russia

Russian

Hungary

Hunganan

Brazil

Brazilian

Mexico

Mexican

5

4
They're from
Brazil. 5 1'm from Mexico. I'm not from Spain. 6 We're from the USA. 7 He's a
teacher. He's not a doctor.
6
1 My 2 your 3 your 4 my
7
1 her 2 His 3 His 4 Her
8
3 is 4 is 5P 6is 7 P 8P
9is 10P 9 2 Cathy is Louise's sister. 3 Stephen is David's son. 4 Ann is
Stephen's aunt.
5
George is Mary's
husband. 6 Mary is Cathy's grandmother. 7 David is Cathy's uncle. 8 David is
Ann's brother.
10 Students' own answers
11 2 a hot day 3 a young girl 4 an old
man
5 an easy exercise 6 a difficult language
7 a fast car 8 an
expensive camera
12 1 cars 2 classes 3 cities 4 women
5 families 6 addresses 7 people
8 boys 9 sandwiches 10
universities

one I ten 10 one hundred 100

two 2 twelve
  12 twenty 20

3 three
13 thirteen
30 thirty

fourteen 14
  forty-five 45 fifty-four 54

5 five
15 fifteen
50 fifty

sixteen 16 twenty-six 26 sixty-one 61

7 seven
17 seventeen
78 seventy-eight

eighteen 18
  eighty-seven 87 ninety-eight 98

19 nineteen
90 ninety
99 ninety-nine

40 forty
65 sixty-five
82 eighty-two

13 2
2   90p Ninety p.
3   £1.30 One pound thirty p.
4   £7.15 Seven pounds fifteen p.
5   £13.75 Thirteen pounds
seventy-five p. 6 £81.00 Eighty-one pounds.
7
£125.50 One hundred and twenty-five pounds fifty p.
UNIT 3
She's a flight attendant. She wears a uniform. She travels a lot. She
speaks three languages. She serves drinks. She's a doctor. She works in a
hospital. She helps sick people. She works with nurses. She wears a white coat.
He's a receptionist. He works in a hotel. He answers the phone. He speaks four
languages. He works with a computer. He's a postman. He works outside. He walks
a lot. He delivers letters. He starts work at 5.00 a.m.
2     2 lives 3 flies 4 has 5 goes, plays 6
studies 7 starts

d five cars e six tickets f three letters g twelve keys h
  four postcards i twenty stamps j two dictionaries
UNIT 2

3     1 Students' own answers

c

Portugal Mexico

Italy
Mexican

Japanese

6
2
7
104 a teacher 5 an apple
6 acar
7 newspapers 8 a house 9
magazines
10 a camera Il a
telephone 12 stamps
I d 2 e 3 f 4 a 5 c 6b
2 How old is he? 3 Where
is he now? 4 What's his address? 5 Where is she now? 6 What's her job? 7 What's
her phone number at work? 8 How old are the children? 9 Where are they now?
Students' own answers
2
The US President isn't
English. He's American.
3
Snow isn't hot. It's
cold.
4
Five and six isn't
twelve. It's eleven.
5
You aren't English.
You're Italian.
6
We aren't in a Russian
class. We're in a Spanish class.
7
Rolls-Royce cars aren't
cheap. They're expensive.
3  Yes, he/she is. / No, he/she isn't.

B

Russia
Spanish
Egypt

Ireland
German

Brazil

4  Yes, it is. / No, it isn't.
5  Yes, it is. / No, it isn't.
6  Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
7  Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
8  Yes, they are. / No, they aren't.
2 It isn't hot today. 3 1'm not married. 4 Where's the
newspaper? 5 They aren't from Oxford. 6 We're at work. 7 You're a student.
2 You are not old. 3 My flat is small. 4 Her son is not an
accountant. 5 His wife is a journalist. 6 They are at work.
7 We are not rich.

2
2 He has a shower.
3
Then he gets
dressed.
4
He has tea and
toast for breakfast. 5 He leaves his flat at half past eight. 6 He goes to work
by bus.
7
He works in a bookshop.
He starts work at nine o'clock.
8
At one o'clock he has
lunch in a small café.
9
He leaves work at half
past five and goes home.
10 First he has dinner.
11 Then he watches television.
12 He goes to bed at eleven o'clock and
reads a book.
4     l c
2 g 3 d 4 h 5 e 6f 7 a 8b
5     1 2 What does he have for breakfast?
3  How does he go to work?
4  Where does he have lunch?
5  What does he do in the evenings? 6
When does he go to bed?
2   1 When/ What time does he start work?
2 Where does he work?
3   When/What time does he have lunch?
4   wq1en/What time does he go home? 5
What does he do in the evenings?
6     A My sister is very clever.
B What does she do?
A  She is an interpreter.
B  Where does she live?
A  She has a lovely flat in London.
B  Is she married?
A  Yes. Her husband's name is Rob.
B  Does she have any children?
A
Yes. She has one son. He is eight years old.
7     1 2 Does she like listening to music?
3 Does she speak a foreign language?
4  Does she have a dog?
5  Does she like her job?
2   2 Yes, he does. 3 No, he doesn't. 4
No, he doesn't. 5 Yes, he does. He's an accountant.
8     1 2 doesn't have 3 doesn't like
4 doesn't speak 5 doesn't
have
2   2 The Pope doesn't live in New York.
He lives in Rome.
3   Our teacher doesn't arrive late every
day. She arrives on time.
4   An architect doesn't translate
things. He designs buildings.
5   School doesn't start at six o'clock
in the morning. It starts at nine o'clock. 6 Headway doesn't teach German. It
teaches English,
9     If 2d 3g 4i 5c 6a 7 h 8e 9b

1 Jobs scientist interpreter nurse
  shopkeeper policeman

2 Transport boat taxi bus
car plane

10

3 Places house hospital country
  city office

4 Adj ectives exciting busy cheap
new horrible

11 2
It's ten past eight. 3 It's twenty to six. 4 It's quarter past one. 5 It's ten
to eleven. 6 It's twelve o'clock. 7 It's five past two. 8 It's twenty-five to
one. 9 It's quarter to seven. 10 It's half past five. Il It's nine o'clock. 12
It's five to eight.

12 1 Subject

Object

Possessive

pronouns

pronouns

adjectives

1

me

my

you

you

your

he

him

his

she

her

her

it

it

its

we

us

our

they

them

their

2 2 He, them 3 it 4 She, him 5 VVe, us 6 us 7 her 8 She, it 9 me 10 She,
them
13 2
Keiko Wilson is Japanese, but she lives in New York because she is married to
an American. She is an interpreter. She likes New York because it is
interesting, but her husband, Walter, doesn't like it. He wants to leave and
live in the country. They have two children. Walter takes them and their dog
out of the city in his free time. They go walking in summer and skiing in
winter, but Keiko doesn't go with them because she doesn't have any free time.

UNIT 4
1
2 has 3 come 4 speak 5
don't speak 6 speaks 7 like 8 have 9 go 10 work Il works 12 love
2
2 starts 3 don't start 4
gets up
5 stay 6 don't get up 7
meet
8 finishes 9 go 10 have
Il go
3
2 does, do 3 do, work 4
do, speak 5 Do, speak 6 Does, speak 7 do, start 8 do, love
2
Correct order: c I f 2 a
3 i 4 b 5
3
1 2 do 3 don't 4 do 5
doesn't 6 does
2  2 Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
3  Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
4  Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
5  Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
6  Yes, I do. / No, I don't.
7  Yes, they do. / No, they don't.
4
I am 2 Does 3 do 41s 5
do 6 are
7 does
5
(Sample answers)
2  1 like coffee, but I don't like tea.
3  We like playing tennis, but we don't
4  Sue likes cats, but she doesn't like
dogs. 5 1 speak French, but I don't speak Japanese.
6
Tom speaks Spanish, but
he doesn't speak German.
7
Mr and Mrs Green have a
son, but they don't have a daughter.
6    1 We always go to France in spring.
2   We usually stay in a hotel. / Usually
we stay in a hotel.
3   We sometimes go by plane. / Sometimes
we go by plane.
4   We sometimes go by Eurostar. /
Sometimes we go by Eurostar.
5   Our children never come with us. 6 We
often go to a restaurant on Friday evenings.
7    1 (Sample answers) 2 1 usually have a
shower. 3 1 always have coffee. 4 1 sometimes go to the cinema. 5 1 sometimes
go for a walk.
6 1 often go to Spain. 7 No, never. 8 We usually have
Christmas dinner together at my parents' house.
2   (Sample answers) 2 Never 3 Every
morning/evening.
4 Every
Friday. 5 Every day. 6 Three or four times a year.
8    1 In, on 2 at 3 at 4in 5 on 6 in
9    I l c 2 e 3 d 4 a 5 f          7b 8 g
2   2 closes 3 finishes 4 go to bed
5 goes 6 am early 7
arrives 8 relax

8 v/ 9X 10 X
2
1 2 A Are there
any cups?
B  Yes, there are. They're on the coffee
table.
3
A Is there a
newspaper? B Yes, it's in the bag.
4
A Is there an
umbrella? B No, there isn't.
5
A Are there any
flowers?
B  No, there aren't.
6
A Are there any
letters?
B  Yes, there are. They're next to the
fax machine.
2
2 A Is there a fax
machine?
B
Yes, there is.
A
Where is it?
B
It's on a table.
3
A Are there any pictures?
B
Yes, there are.
A Where are they?
B  They're on the wall behind the sofa.
4
A Are there any people?
B
Yes, there are.
A Where are they?
B  They're sitting on the sofa.
5
A Is there a coffee
table?
B
Yes, there is. A
Where is it?

like swimming.     B It's
in front ofthe sofa. 3 1 2 are there 3 There are 4 Is there 3 e Can you playthe
guitar?              UNIT 7
5 there is 6
some 7 there is 8 in 4 c Can you ride a motorbike? 1 I I usually work eight
hours a day, but 9 near 10 Are, any Il there is 5 b Can you use a computer?
yesterday I started work at 9.00 a.m. 12 Is there 6 d Can you cook Italian
food?
                                                                                7
g Can you drive a car?                                         and finished at
9.00 p.m.
2 2 some 3 a, a 4 any 5 a 6 any                     2 Ann
usually drives to work, but 3
             7 an 8 a 9 some 10 an                                    2
am, am 3 were, was 4 was, was                        yesterday she walked.
5 is, was 6
4 2 Yes, there is. / No, there isn't.    was, was               are, were
7 was 8 were,      3 Max evenings, usually but watches yesterday TV evening in
the he 3 Yes, there is. / NO, there isn't.
4    Yes, there are / No, there aren't.      4
1 1 bag 2 camera 3 wine glasses   listened to music.
5    Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.     4
television 5 briefcase 6 pens         4 Ann and Max usually go sailing at
6    Yes, there is. I NO, there isn't.         2
2 A How much is the camera?     weekends, but last weekend they
7    Yes, there are. / No, there aren't. B
It's only £150. 5 played It usually tennis.rains a lot in winter, but
last 5 1 d 2b 3 a 4 c A How much was it before? year it snowed for three
months. B It was £200.
6 1 b 2 d 3a 4c A Well what a bargain! 6 Max August, and but I usually
last summer go camping we stayed in in 7 2 Take these bags into the kitchen. 3
A How much are the wine glasses? a hotel.
3 1 don't like this
music.              B They're only £50.           2 2 A Does Ann usually
drive to work? 4 A Is this book John's?          A How much were they before?      she
does.
        B Yes, it is.                                                                B
They were £80.                                  A B Yes, Did she drive to
work yesterday?
5  A Are these books Marys?      A Well
what a bargain!     No, she didn't. She walked.
       B Yes, they are.                                                                                B

6  A How much are these glasses?             4
A How much is the television?     3 A Does Max usually watch TV in the B
They're very cheap.          B It's only £250.  evenings?
7  A This exercise is very easy.        A
How much was it before?  B Yes, he does.
B NO, it isn't. It's difficult.                                      B
It was £500.      A Did he watch TV yesterday evening? A Well what a
bargain!
8    1 Is that your brother over there?               B
No, he didn't. He listened to music. 2 Look at those beautiful flowers!              S
A How much is the briefcase?
3 What's that
in your bag? B It's only £45. 4 A Do sailing Ann at and weekends?Max
usually go 4 A Is that house Ann's? A How much was it before?
B Yes, they
do.
        B Yes, it is.                                                                 B
It was £90.                                                   A Did they
go sailing last weekend?
5  A Are those boys your brothers?            A
Well what a bargain!     B No, they didn't. They played tennis.
       B Yes, they are.                                                       6
A How much are the pens?
6  A How much is that? 5 A Does it
usually rain a lot in winter? B It's £350. B They're only £15. B
Yes, it does.
7  A Do you like those shoes?     A How
much were they before?      A Did it rain a lot last year?
B No, I don't. They're horrible. B They were £45. B No,
it didn't. It snowed for three A Well . what
9    1 2 bedroom 3 wardrobe 4 toilet a
bargain!             months.
5  bathroom 6 shower 7 bath 5 2 Yes, she
does. 3 They were in bed. 6 A Do you and Max usually go 8 window 9 armchair 10
coffee 4 Yes, he was. 5 Yes, he was, 6 No, she camping in August? table Il
fireplace 12 bookshelves wasn't. 7 She was on the bus. 8 Yes, B Yes, we do.
13 sofa 14 living room 15 washing he can. 9 She was at work. 10 They A
Did you go camping last August? machine 16 cooker 17 dishwasher were at home
watching TV. B No, we didn't. We stayed in a hotel. 18 kitchen 19 door 20
garden 6 Students' own answers 3 A It was my birthday yesterday. I'm 2 1 c 2 h
3 a 4 e 5 g 6 b 7 d 8 f 7 1 stayin a hotel twenty-five!
     3 2 1 cook dinner in the
kitchen.                           ask a question                                                   B
Really? What did you do?
3  1 wash my hair in the bathroom.       know
the answer A Well, I had dinner with friends in an
4  1 clean my teeth in the bathroom.     start
work              Italian restaurant.
5  1 go to bed in the/my bedroom.         go
home B What did you eat?
6  1 have a shower in the bathroom.      get
up early          A We all had pizzas. They were very 7 1 get dressed in the/my
bedroom.   live alone              good.
8 1
do my homework in the living          speak English fluently       B Did you
enjoy your birthday, then? room. a phone call   A Mmm. It was excellent! When's
your
make paint
pictures birthday?
           2 so 3 but 4 because 5 but
6 so                                                                                B
Today.
7 so 8 but 9 because 2 1 know 2 paint (pictures) 3 getup A
Oh, no! Happy birthday! early 4 start work 5 speaks English fluently 6 live
alone 7 go home 4 Regular verbs
UNIT 6                                                                                Infinitive           Past
Simple
8
1
2 can ride, can drive 3
can use, can't        4 I at, to, on by, at 2 at, 5 with at, with, 3 on in,
with6 in, in     visitenjoy          visitedenjoyed program 4 can drive, can't
ride             7 with, Of, to 8 at, of
5 can play
the piano 6 can program a paint painted computer 7 can't ride a motorbike 9 I I
Road 2 Street 3 receptionist travel travelled 8 can play the guitar 9 can drive
a car 4 am twenty-eight 5 live 6 am a stay stayed
2
1 f Can you playthe
piano?         (tourist) 10 (foreign) 7 was languages 8 like 11 9 usecan
   2 a Can you speak any other
languages?                12 was

Infinitive

Past Simple

write

wrote

leave

left

lose

lost

buy

bought

do
see

did

go

Went

take

took

have

had

drive

drove

speak

spoke

come

came

meet

met

Irregular verbs                                                  102
2 When did he go? Last June.                      6 (Sample answers: adjust
according to

5     2 met 3 left 4 saw 5 bought 6 knew
7 lost 8 had 9 wrote 10
began
6     2 What time did you get up this
morning?
3   What did you have for dinner last
night?
4   When did you last travel by train? 5
What did you do last Sunday?
6  Where did you go on holiday last
summer?
7  When did you last visit an art
gallery? 8 How did you come to school today?
Students' own answers
7     1 3 died 4 works 5 paints 6 loves
7 has 8 started 9 painted
10 liked
11 bought 12 starts 13
finishes
14 goes 15 visited 16 stayed 17 had
2 3 Yes,
he did. 4 No, she isn't.
5 Yes, she does. 6 No,
she doesn't.
7 Yes, she did. 8 No, she
didn't.
9 Yes, she does. 10 No,
she doesn't.
3   2 Where does she live now?
3  When did she go to Australia?
4  What does she do?
5  When did she begin painting? 6 Why
does she paint pictures of cats? 7 How many hours a day does she work?
8     1 (adj) nice (v) enjoy (n) holiday
(adj) new (n) party
(prep) in
(v) see (adj) warm (adj)
famous
(prep) near (v) earn (v)
win
(n) postman (prep) on (v)
relax
2   2 Did you see Frank's new car this
morning? It's red.
3   1 play tennis with her on Sundays and
she always wins.
4   1 relaxed and watched television
yesterday evening. It was so warm in front of the fire.
5   1 saw a famous film star at Peter's
party.
6   He worked as a postman until he died,
and he only earned £10,000 a year.
7   They had a holiday in Spain and they
enjoyed it very much.
9     Ito 2 over 3 to, about 4 about
5 with, at 6 about 7
after
8 at, in, at 9 with, for
10 to, for
3   How long did he go for? Three weeks.               current
date/time)
4   How did he travel? By plane.               2
1 had breakfast two hours ago, 5 Where did he stay? In a tent.            3
They got married twenty years ago. 6 What did he do? He took   4 We saw John
two days ago.
            photographs of wild
animals.                      5 We met thirty-five years ago.
7   What did he see? Elephants, lions,     6
My daughter started school nine giraffes; not any crocodiles.               months
ago.
8   Did he enjoy the holiday? Yes, he
did,             7 Princess Diana died threeyears ago. 8 Alice came back from
America a
3 1 went 2 travelled 3 stayed 4 took

5   saw 6 didn't see 7 enjoyed     9
month Their son ago.was born eight hours ago.
4 Last October Alison
went to Scotland
7 for a week. She travelled by train            1
1 away in the war different 2 our fromlives and she stayed in a hotel. She went     changed
4 didn't talk 3 so 5 gave us chocolates walking in the mountains. She saw               in
the films 7 time we danced 6
some beautiful lakes, but she didn't       like see the Loch Ness Monster.
She              8 1 couldn't look at him 9 was very worried 10 came back for
        enjoyed the holiday very
much.                                                                           me
5
Students' own answers                                              2 1 She
lived in a small village in the country.
2
Hundreds of American soldiers UNIT 8        came to the village.
2 went 3 fell
4 wanted 5 learned 3 The G.l.s didn't talk about cars 6 won 7 could 8 couldn't
9 invented and football, and they gave the 10 used Il could 12 understood girls
chocolates and cigarettes.
       13 began 14 started 15 died 16
knew                  4 She met him at the Saturday dance.
2    2 He didn't want to be an artist. He
6 Because she time didn't they know danced.any 5 The first
wanted to be a musician.
American
people.
3    His father wasn't a teacher. He was a  7
She married Hank and went to leather worker.         with him in Arizona, in
the
live
4    He didn't go blind when he was six.     United
States.
He went blind when he was
three.
5    He didn't learn to play the piano. He
8 2 drink drinks 3 cooked cook learned to play the cello. 4 painted paint 5
watched watch
6    He didn't win a scholarship to the 6
walked walk 7 love loves Institute of Music. He won a 8 visit visited 9 post to
post scholarship to the National Institute 9 I bicycle 2 train 3 television for
Blind Children. 4 camera 5 plane 6 computers
7    He didn't invent 'night writing'. 7
fridge 8 telephone 9 washing Charles Barbier invented it. 10 jeans
8    He didn't die when he was
fifty-three.
He died when he was forty-three.                   11 945
nine hundred and forty-five 590 five hundred and ninety
3
2 1 didn't go to school
on Monday. 471 four hundred and seventy-one 3 Our teacher didn't come to school
999 nine hundred and ninety-nine today.            115 one hundred and fifteen
4
Anna wasn't in Paris
last month.          603 six hundre&and three
5
They weren't at home.             425
four hundred and twenty-five
6
Paul couldn't read until
he was eight.   144 one hundred and forty-four
4    3 My aunt didn't give me a birthday         508
five hundred and eight present.                862 eight hundred and sixty-two
4
It rained a lot during
our holiday.             238 two hundred and thirty-eight
5
1 drank the coffee, but
I didn't eat            734 seven hundred and thirty-four the sandwich.        616
six hundred and sixteen
6
She brought a bottle of
wine.      310 three hundred and ten
7
She was tired, so she
went to bed.            800 eight hundred
8
He didn't forget his
passport and he         12 1 2 one hundred and forty-five didn't lose his plane
ticket.  3 six hundred and ten
9
It cost a lot of money.  4
eight hundred and ninety
10 1 had a lot of time, so I did the 5
three hundred and eighty-seven shopping.  6 one hundred and fifty 1 this
morning 2 yesterday evening 7 five hundred and thirty-two 3 the day before
yesterday 4 last 2 1 three hundred and sixty-five winter 5 ten years ago 6 in 1980 2
one hundred and twenty
     2 Students' own answers                                           3
ninety-six
4 students'
own answers

5    two hundred and eight
6    four hundred and seventy-three
13  1 1 left the party early because I
didn't feel well.
2   Peter couldn't speak until he was
nearly four.
3   Tim didn't see the Colosseum when he
was in Rome.
4   Eva didn't start learning English
until she was thirty.
5   1 didn't enjoy maths lessons When I
was at school.
6   Sally didn't buy the red shoes
because she couldn't afford them.
7   They didn't go to bed until after
midnight.
8   We met Ken's wife last Saturday when
they came for dinner.
14  1 1 when 2 and 3 because 4 and
5 until 6 but 7 when 8 and 9 because 10 so Il but 12 so 13 and 14 so 2
Students' own answers
UNIT 9
1
1 rice U 2 money U 3
bread U
4 stamp C 5 wine U 6
apple C
7 cigarette C 8
strawberry C
9 biscuit C 10 fruit U Il
sandwich
C 12 cheese U 13 cup C 14
egg C
2
2 some 3 some 4 a, some
5 a
6 an, some 7
some 8 some 9 a, a 10 some Il an
3
2 Because I love
listening to music.
3
Because he likes doing
crosswords.
4
Because I like watching
old movies in bed.
5
Because she loves taking
photographs.
6
Because I love looking at
paintings. 7 Because they like sunbathing and windsurfing.
8
Because he likes playing computer games.
4
1 2 What sort of food
does she like? Italian and Mexican.
3  What does she like doing? Going to
parties and meeting friends.
4  What sort of films does she like?
Disney films and science fiction. 5 Does she like Chinese food? No, she
doesn't.
6   Does she like playing football?
No, she likes tennis and volleyball.
7   Does she like going to parties? Yes,
she does.
8   Does she like going shopping? No, she
doesn't.
2  2 Do you like cooking?
3  Do you like shopping?
4  Do you like playing computer games?
5  Do you like doing homework? 6 Do you
like learning English?
Students' Own answers
5
I f 2 g 3 a 4b 5d 6 e 7
c 6 (Sample answers)
3
He likes cooking. 4 1'd
like a new one. 5 She'd like a bigger one. 6 They like animals. 7 1'd like to
watch it. 8 He likes music. 9 1'd like to stay at home and watch TV. 10 They
like skiing.
7
1 2 any 3 any 4 some 5
some
6   any 7 any 8 any 9 some, any
10 Some Il some
2 2 any chairs 3 any photos 4 any food
5 some petrol 6 any stamps 7 some, people 8 some books
8
2 How many English books
do you have?
3   How much does a cup of coffee cost?
4   How many languages do you speak? 5
How many people are there in your class?
6   How many weeks' holiday do you have
in summer?
7   How much coffee do you drink a day?
Students' own answers
9
2 1 Would you like some
coffee?
2     Would you like to order some wine?
3     Fizzy or still mineral water?
4     We'd like a table for two.
5     Can we have the bill?
6     Could we have the menu?
7     Is service included?
8     First I'd like the pâté.
9     1'd like the chicken for the main
course.
10  What vegetables would you like?
3 1
We'd like a table for two 2 Could we have the menu . 3 First I'd like the
pâté. 4 1'd like the chicken for the main course. 5 What
vegetables would you like? 6 Would you like to order some wine? 7 Fizzy or
still mineral water? 8 Would you like some coffee? 9 Can we have the bill? 10 Is
service included?
UNIT 10
1 3 fast 4 safe 5
friendly 6 big
7  noisy 8 hot 9 exciting 10 modern
2 3 smaller 4 more
expensive
5 dirtier 6 more
interesting 7 easier
8  hotter 9 nearer 10 worse
2
2 is newer than 3 is
more modern than
4 is bigger than 5 is .
hotter than
6 is better than 7 is
dirtier than 8 is
. more difficult than
3
3 'Has he got a
computer?' 'No, he hasn't.'
4
He's got a motorbike. He
hasn't got a
5
They've got a flat. They
haven't got a house.
6
'Have you got any
brothers?' 'Yes, I have.'
7
'Has she got a new job?'
'Yes, she has.'
8
'Has he got a new
camera?' 'No, he hasn't.'
9
We haven't got much
money. Theyve got a lot.
4    1 Have 2 Does 3 have 4 Do 5 Has
6 Do; do 7 Does; does
5    2 They've got a big classroom. 3 He's
got a bike, but he hasn't got a car. 4 We don't have much money. We're
poor.
5   She's got a big house. She's rich.
6   He doesn't have an English
dictionary.
6    1 1 Ismail is younger than Mayumi.
2  Ismail is taller than Mayumi.
3  'How many brothers has Ismail got?'
'Two.'
4  Ismail hasn't got any sisters.
5  Mayumi hasn't got any brothers or
sisters.
6  Mayumi and Ismail have both got a
flat.
7  Mayumi has got a car, but Ismail
hasn't got one.
8  They have both got a camera.
9  'Has Mayumi got a computer?' 'No, she
hasn't.'
2 Students' own answers
7    3 younger; the youngest 4 happier;
the happiest 5 more beautiful; the most beautiful 6 bigger; the biggest 7
busier; the busiest 8 more intelligent; the most intelligent 9 worse; the worst
10 further; the furthest Il newer; the newest 12 more dangerous; the most
dangerous
8    2 My sister is younger than me.
3   Who is the oldest in the class?
4   Concorde is the fastest passenger
plane in the world.
5   Your book is more interesting than my
book.
6   Peter bought the most expensive watch
in the shop.
7   Did you buy the cheapest watch in the
shop?
8   English is much more difficult than
German.
9   The weather today is much better than
yesterday.
9    2 What is the highest mountain in the world? (Everest)
3 What is the biggest city in your country? 4 What is the most popular
sport in your country?
5   Where is the oldest university in
Europe? (Bologna)
6   Who is the youngest person in your
family?
7   Who is the most intelligent student
in your class?
102 1 c 2 e 3 i 4 g 5 h 6
a 7b
8 d 9j 10 f
3 1 railway station 2
river bank
3   car park 4 nightclub 5 bus stop 6
post office 7 town centre 8 travel agent 9 phone box 10 airport
4   1 phone box 2 railway station
3 nightclub 4 airports 5
bus stop
6 travel agent
11 1
Jack wrote the letter which arrived this morning.
2 There's the park where
we play football. 3 This is the hotel where I always stay.
4
Barbara's got a car which is faster than yours. 12 1 1 d 2 c 3 a 4f 5 e 6b
UNIT 11
1
I d 2 c 3f 4a 5g 6b 7e
2
2 having 3 reading 4
stopping
5 using 6 listening 7 running 8 saying 9 swimming 10 coming
doing 12 putting 13 riding
14 driving 15 thinking
3
Students' own answers
4
1 She's wearing a
T-shirt, a cardigan, a watch and earrings. She's cooking.
2   She's wearing jeans, trainers, a
sweatshirt and sunglasses. She's sitting on some steps and reading a book.
3   He's wearing trousers and a
sweatshirt. He's sitting in an armchair and watching television.
5
2 What are you cooking?
3   Are you going out tonight?
4   What time are we playing tennis?
5   Why is your daughter crying?
6   When are Ken and Ellen coming for
dinner?
6
3 He's having dinner. 4
She's an architect. 5 No, she isn't. 6 She's skiing. 7 He's a postman. 8 Yes,
he is. 9 She's a shop assistant. 10 No, she isn't. Il She's swimming.
7
1 1 have 2 It's raining
3 are you doing; Are you going 4 are we having 5 do you usually go 6 are you
doing
7 1'm trying
2   2 'm reading; read 3 're drinking;
drink 4 works; 's working 5 'm not eating; don't eat 6 is speaking; does speak
7 do do; are doing
8
1 doesn't 2 are; am 3
does 4 am; do 5 is; is 6 don't; don't 7 do; don't; is
9
2 Whose is the bike?
It's his.
3
Whose is the hat?
It's hers.
4
Whose is the car?
It's theirs.
5
Whose are the
sunglasses? They're hers.
6
Whose are the
trainers? They're his.
7
Whose is the
suncream? It's hers.
8
Whose is the
sports bag? It's his.
9
Whose is the dog?
It's theirs. 10 Whose are the children? They're theirs.
2   It's mine. 3 It's yours. 4 They're
theirs. 5 They're hers. 6 It's mine. 7 It's yours. 8 They're yours.
11 2 1'm going to the
cinema tonight.
3   Whose is this jacket on your chair?
4   We don't wear a uniform at my school.
5 That's my husband over there. He is standing near the window.
6     What are you doing after school
today?
7     Sorry. You can't speak to Jenny. She
is having a bath.
8     Who's that girl over there? She looks
nice.
9     Peter's a businessman. He works all
over the world.
10  At the moment Peter is working in
Russia.
12  2 face 3 leg 4 feet 5 eyes 6 hair
7 arm 8 hand
13  1 too 2 both 3
because 4 but
5   Although 6 For example
14  1 both 2 too 3 For example 4 but
5   because 6 Although 7 For example
8 but 9 because 10 but 11
Although
UNIT 12
2   He's going to be a teacher.
3   She's going to be an interpreter.
4   She's going to be a journalist. 5
Theyre going to be doctors.
6   She's going to be an architect.
7   He's going to be an accountant. 8
She's going to be an athlete.
2    2 What are you going to see?
3    What are you going to cook?
4    What is she going to study?
5    When are they going to get married?
6    Is she going to fly?
7    Are you going to have a party? 8 Is
it going to rain?
3    2 2 They are going to travel by
plane.
3  They are going to stay in a motel.
4  They are going to stay for ten days.
5  They are going to visit Disney World.
3 1
Where are you going on holiday next summer?
2   Are you going to fly there?
3   Where are you going to stay?
4   How long are you going to stay?
5   And what are you going to do?
6   1'm going to visit the old town
centre.
4    Students' own answers
4    2 She isn't going to have one this
year.
3
We're not going there
this year.
4
1'm not going to wear it
today.
5
They aren't going to do
it today.
6
She isn't going to give
me one this year. 7 He isn't going to pass it this year.
5    2 'm going to be sick 3 's going to
snow 4 're going to leave 5 's going to have a job interview 6 're going to be
late 7 'm going to drive
6    2 To buy/get some aspirin. 3 To
buy/get a dictionary. 4 To get a holiday brochure. 5 To buy/get some stamps. 6
TO buy/ get a CD. 7 To buy/get a magazine.
7    She went to the dry cleaner's to
collect her dress. Then she went to the chemist's to buy some suncream and a
new pair of sunglasses. After that she went to the bank to get some Spanish
pesetas, and to the travel agent's to collect some tickets. Then she went home
to pack her suitcase. An hour later a taxi arrived to take her to the airport
to catch a plane to Majorca.
8    1 Did 21s 3 do 4 Did 5 am 6 are 7 Do
8 are 9 did 10 does

mountain suitcase homework boyfriend airport

guitar police hotel dessert afraid

tomorrow important piano delicious
  umbrella

yesterday hospital dangerous video
  beautiful

9    Students' own answers 10

11 2 weather

6 listen

3 forget

7 evening

4 frightened

8 relax

5 special
121 at 2 for 3 from 4 in 5 than 6 for
7 of 8 like 9
at 10 at 11 On 12 in
131 Dear Julie and Pete,
We're having a wonderful
time here in Majorca. The weather is lovely so we go to the beach most of the
time and sunbathe. Yesterday it was very hot and sunny and we got very red.
Tomorrow we're not going to sit in the sun, we're going to buy some souvenirs.
See you both soon,
Love János and
Irén
Dear Julie and Pete,
We're having quite a good time here in Majorca. The weather isn't very nice so
we stay in the hotel most of the time and play table tennis. Yesterday it was
very cold and foggy and we couldn't see the sea. Tomorrow we're not going to
stay in the hotel, we're going to buy Some souvenirs.
See you both soon,
Love János and
Irén
UNIT 13
1
1 1 g (When) 2 h
(What's) 3b (How)
4 i (Who) 5 a (What) 6 c
(What)
7 f (Where) 8 e (Which) 9
d (Why)
2
2 What 3Why 4 How 5 How
6 Which 7 Where 8 How
9 When 10 Who
2
2 What time does the
football match start?
3
What colour is your car?
4
What day is it today?
5
What sports do you like
best? 6 What size shoes do you take?
3
2 How many English
lessons do you have a week?
3   How often do you watch TV?
4   How fast can your car go?
5   How tall are you?
6   How big is Peter and Jane's house?
4
2 Which one does she go
to?
3   Which one did you buy?
4   Which one do you want/would you like
to see?
5   Which one did you go to?
6   Which one would you like, chocolate
or strawberry?
5
1 1 1859 2 Edinburgh 3
medicine 4 thirty-two 5 romances, adventure stories, and historical novels 6 1887
7 fifty 8 Baker Street, London
9 Doctor Watson 10 1930
2  2 Which university did he go to?
3  What did he study?
4  How old was he when he became a
full-time writer?
5  What sort of books did he write? 6
When did he write his first (detective) story?
7 How
many (detective) stories did he write?
8 Where did Sherlock Holmes live?
9     Who did he work with?
10  When did Sir Arthur Conan Doyle die?
6
1 happily 2 happy 3 well
4 good
5 well 6 quick 7 quickly
8 quietly
9 slow
7
2 Listen carefully. I
want you to come  home immediately.
3   1 work hard and at night I sleep
well. 4 1 know Peter well because we play tennis together.
5 'I love you very much.' 'I love you too.'
6  Please speak slowly and explain clearly.
7  Suddenly a man with a gun ran quickly into the bank. / A man
with a gun suddenly ran quickly into the bank.
8
colourful         beautiful               sunny
      peaceful           dangerous         healthy
      romantic          careful             noysy
angry
9
1 interested 2 bored 3
boring
4 worried 5 interesting 6
exciting
2 deep 3 hot 4
Unfortunately
5 unhappy 6 Suddenly 7
green
8 quickly 9 angry 10 carefully
11 quietly 12 Immediately
13 handsome 14 happily
UNIT 14
Infinitive Past Simple Past participle leave              left          left
write                wrote      written speak       spoke     spoken
see saw seen have
had had do did done meet met met take took taken ride rode ridden give gave
given finish finished finished fly flew flown buy bought bought
2
1 1 has already won 2
started 3 went
4 have travelled 5 went 6 played 7 didn't win 8 hasn't
played
2 3 Yes, she did. 4 Yes,
they have.
5 Yes, they have. 6 Yes, they did.
7 No, she didn't. 8 No,
she hasn't.
3
1 met 2 Have been 3 went
4
didn't like 5 have .
been 6 Have . seen 7 went 8 saw 9 didn't enjoy 10 have . returned Il Have .
visited 12 went 13 climbed
3
1 3 Have you ever been
to Rome?
4
Have you ever flown on
Concorde? 5 Have you ever been to London?
6  Have you ever ridden on a double-
decker bus?
7  Have you ever worked in Berlin?
2 3 He's been to Rome
twice.
4
He's never flown on
Concorde.
5
He's been to London four
times. 6 He's never ridden on a doubledecker bus.
7 He's worked in Berlin
once.
4     2 It arrived five minutes ago.
3   We saw the Taj Mahal in 1997.
4   She wrote the letter yesterday.
5   1 did my homework after supper.
6   They had lunch at twelve o'clock.
5     2 She hasn't washed it yet.
3   They haven't seen it yet.
4   He hasn't had one yet.
5   We haven't moved (house) yet. 6 She
hasn't given it to me yet.
6     2 A Ann, have you spoken to the bank
manager yet?
B Yes, I've just spoken
to him.
3   A Mark, have you made a cup of tea
yet?
B Yes, I've just made
one.
4   A Have you done your homework yet?
B Yes, I've just done it.
5   A Mr Jones, have you read the report
yet?
B Yes, I've just read it.
6   A Have you called a taxi yet? B Yes,
I've just called one.
7     2 Have you ever tried Japanese food?
3   Have you finished writing your book
yet?
4   1've never seen anyone who eats more
than you.
5   Are there any letters for me? I've
just seen the postman.
6   We went out to a restaurant
yesterday.
8     2 1 gone 2 gone 3 been 4 been
5 gone 6 been 7 gone
9     1 grow up 2 Takeoff 3 gets up 4
looking after 5 put on / turn on 6 give up 7 try on 8 turn on 9 Put ... on 10 go out
10 1 just/now 2 but 3 had 4 much
5 going 6 has 710t 8
couldn't/ didn't
9 quickly 10 going Il
like 12 visit
REVISION
Verb to be
1    2j 3b 4f 5 g 611 7i 8 d 9c loa
2    2 Bananas aren't blue. They're yellow.
3 Tokyo isn't the capital of China. It's the capital of Japan.
4 1'm not
from Britain. I'm from (Italy). 5 The day after Thursday isn't Wednesday. It's
Friday.
6   New York isn't in Canada. It's in the
United States.
7   London and Paris aren't small cities.
They're big cities.
3    2 How old are your children?
3   What is her phone number?
4   Is your flat in the centre of London?
5   Is your brother at home?
6   How much are the chicken sandwiches? 7 What is your first name?
4    2 My brother isn't married. 3 1'm not
a student. 4 Where's the university? 5 You're twenty-nine. 6 We're at school. 7
She's cold and I'm hot.
Present Simple
2 speaks 3
flies/travels/goes 4 stay
5    goes 6 watches 7 come
2
2 They don't live
in Scotland.
3
He doesn't write
letters every day.

4
We don't have a
car.
5
Eric and Lina
don't like getting up.
6
Rachel doesn't
smoke. 7 It doesn't cost 50p.
3
2 What time do they get
up?
3 What
languages does she speak? 4 Where do you live?
5  What time do you finish school?
6  Where do you work?
7 What does she have for breakfast?
4
I (Answers will vary.)
2 2 Tom has tea and orange juice for breakfast. I have (answers will
vary). 3 Tom goes to work by car.

4  Tom has lunch in a restaurant.            6
B I'd like two tickets, please.
5  Tom finishes work at 5.30.   7 B No,
thanks. s/ 6 Tom has dinner at 7.15. 8 She likes going to the cinema.
7 Tom listens
to music in the evening. 9 B Yes,l do. 8 Tom goes to bed at 11.30.
5
1 lives 2 studies 3 gets
up 4 has      do, does, have, or has?
5  doesn't eat 6 starts 7 works 8 goes         2
haven't; have 3 Do; do 4 Have; have
        9 finishes 10 doesn't finish
Il eats                    5 doesn't; do 6 Do; don't; haven't 7 Has;
        12 doesn't like 13 fly 14
visit 15 stay         hasn't
16 want 17 love
Present Continuous
6
2 doesn't; isn't 3 Does
4 Do; is
5  don't; are; aren't 6 don't; do     2
are looking 3 isn't working
7
don't; is 8 Does; is 9
are; aren't        4 is feeling 5 aren't swimming 6 are laughing 7 'm getting
up there is/are8 'm not cooking 9 is taking

1
(Answers will vary.)2
Are they going dancing tonight?
3 Is she driving or going
by train?
2
1 There are 2 Are there
3 there aren't 4 How many potatoes are you buying? 4 there's 5 are there 6
there are 5 Why aren't you wearing your 7 Is there 8 there isn't 9 is there
sunglasses?
10 there is Il there's 12 is there                               6
What are you making for dinner tonight?
7 Why is he studying Russian?
3
2 Sally's having
breakfast at the moment.
3  They're not coming to the party this
evening.
4  1 don't understand what you mean.
5  What are you doing this weekend?
6  He drives to work every day. 7 John
doesn't like dancing.
4
I teaches 2 starts 3
finishes 4 likes
5
meets 6
isn't working 7 's travelling
8 're spending 9 're
camping 10 has
I I loves 12 doesn't like
13 wants
14 're flying going to
Question forms
2   Did he go to Spain?
3   Have you got much money?
4   Was she here yesterday?
5   Do they like skiing?
6   Does he smoke?
7   Did they go swimming yesterday?
2   What are you going to do this
evening?
3   Were you at the conference last week?
4   Where did you go on holiday last
year?
5   How many languages do you speak?
6   What is Martha studying at
university? 7 Does he like playing video games?

3
  Frank has ridden
  a motorbike but Angela hasn't.
4
  Frank has spoken
  in public but Angela hasn't.
5  Angela and Frank have both seen the
  13 There areQueen.
6
  Frank has
  broken an arm but Angela
can/can'thasn't.
1
  2 can't; can 3 swim;
  can't 4 cook7 Angela Frank hasn't.has read War and Peace but
5 can; can't
8 Angela and Frank have both
  studied
2
  2 Can; play (Answers
  will French.
3    Can; speak 4 Can; drive 5 Can; use           2
  2 Have you ever driven a sports car?
6
  Can; play 7 Can; ride(Answers will vary.)
Past
  Simple3 4 Have Have you you ever ever lost seen your anyone keys?famous?
1   2 worked; met; went 3 sold; bought5
  Have you ever made a cake? 4 played; rained; studied 5 drove; visited6 Have
  you ever drunk champagne? 6 lost; left; stole 7 retired; moved7 Have you ever
  played basketball?
2   2 They didn't win a holiday in the             3
  He flew to Australia three times last year.
Caribbean.She's written ten letters this year.
3   We weren't at home yesterday.They
  spent £600 on clothes last year. 4 Dickens didn't write sixteen novels.
  1 2 g 3f 4a 5b 6 d 7 eI bought a new car last year.
5
  Columbus wasn't born
  in Genoa.           2 2 1'm going to buy new ski boots.I've broken my leg
  twice this year.
6
  She didn't spend a
  week in the Alps.      3 Lynn and Pat are going to buy aWe've given £65
  to charity this year.
7
  1 didn't bring you a
  present.     Spanish phrase book.         4 1 1 was 2 studied 3 got
3    2 Where were you born? (Answers
  will    4 Jeff's going to buy ten water bottles.           4 has worked 5 has
  just decided vary. )5 Anne's going to buy insect repellent.         6 hasn't
  thought 7 have opened
3 Where were you at 10.00 yesterday 6 We're going to buy new swimsuits.
  8 has always been 9 cooked morning?7 1'm going to buy an umbrella.10 came 11
  told 12 was 4 What time did you go to bed last night?
5  When did you last walk in the
  country?               2 2 She today.isn't going to swim two miles2 2 When
  did he start cooking?
6  How many films did you see last 3
  They aren't going to catch the bus this 3 How long did he study at cookery
  month?week.school?
7  Did you eat in a restaurant last
  week? 4 It isn't going to snow this Christmas. 4 Where did he get his first
  job? 5 Where has he worked?
4    1 went 2 did ... spend 3 came back
  5 The Socialists aren't going to win this 6 Where has he just decided to open
  a 4 did travel 5 flew 6 drove election.restaurant?
7 did ... stay 8 didn't have 9 stayed 6 1'm not
  going to have a big breakfast7 How many top restaurants have 10 did do 11
  went 12 drank today.opened there this year?
13 ate 14 took 15 went 16 didn't 7 Liam and Elton aren't going to make
  8 When did he cook for the Italian have 17 Did enjoy 18 was 19 did lots of
  money this month.President?    bring 20 brought 3 2 Are they going to share a flat?

Present Perfect

like
1     (Answers will vary.)
2     2 1'm hungry. I'd likea sandwich.
3     B Yes, 1 do.'
3   What's Mark going to study?
4   Is Sara going to get a part-time job?
5   Where are they going to buy books?
6   Is Mark going to have enough money?
7   Are they going to visit their
parents?

4  Would you like a drink?
5  1 iike red cars.

Phonetic symbols

Consonants

I
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10 11 12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24

/p/
1b/
/d/
(k/
/g/
/v/ /s/
/z/
/m/
/n/ (h/ /r/
/w/
/ð/
,/3/
/d3/

as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as in as
    in as in as in as In as in as In as in as in as in as in as in as in as in
    as in as in

pen /pen/ big /brg/ tea /ti:/ do /du:/ cat /kæt/ go /gao/ four
    /fo:/ very /'veri/ son /s,xn/ zoo /zu:/ live /IIV/ my /mal/ near /ma/ happy
    / i hæpi/ red /red/ yes /jes/ want /wont/ thanks the
    /ða/ she /fi:/ television /'telrv'13n/ child /tJa11d/ German d33:man/
English /'11jg11J/

Vowels

25          /i:/
26
27
    /i/
28
    /e/
29
    /æ/
30
    /a:/
31
    /D/
32
    /o:/ 33 /o/
34
    /u:/
35
    IA/
36
    /3:/
37

as in as in as in as in as in as in as in
    as in as in as in as in as in as in

see /si:/ his (hrz,/ twenty / 'twenti/ ten /ten/
    stamp /stæmp/
father / i fa:ða/ hot /hDt/ morning
football
    /Tötbo:1/ you /ju:/ sun /s,xn/ learn /13:n/ letter / i leta/

Diphthongs (two vowels together)

38
    as in           name /nelrn/
39
    as in          no
    /nao/
40
    lav' as in    my /mal/'
41
    as in          how
    /hau/
42
    101/           as in     boy /bôl/
43
    as in           hear /hla/
44
    lea/ as in    where /wea/
45
    as in          tour
    /toa/

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