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Beginner
Workbook with key

English
Course
Tim Falla

Liz and John Soars

OXFORD
UNIVERSITY
PRESS

You
will need to listen to the cassette for some exercises. If you don't have the
cassette, you can read the tapescripts on pp81—83.

  UNIT 1                                                UNIT
4                                               UNIT 6
What's your
name? 5                           The family 21                                     The
time 32
What's this in English? 7                          Possessive
's 22                                  Present Simple
Translation 7                                          Possessive
adjectives 23                         he/she/it 33
usually/sometimes/never
33
Everyday English                                  Listening
       Numbers
1—10 and plurals 8                          Winston's family 23                                        Questions
and negatives
Yes/No
questions 35
                                                                                Vocabulary                                                             do/does/don't/doesn't
35
UNIT 2
Jobs,
countries, numbers,
Translation
Countries 10                                                               families
24                                                                                35
        Pronunciation
11                                            Pronunciation                                                    Vocabulary
        Cities
and countries 11                                                                                A
crossword 36
Word stress
24
Where are you from?                              has/have 24                                        Listening
       he/she,
his/her 12                                                                                Anna's
day 37
       I/you,
my/your 13                                            Translation 24
Writing
Reading                                                Reading                                                 Your
day 37
      1
hey're from         13                                         Michael Douglas
and cathenne
Everyday English
Zeta-Jones
25
Listening                                                                                Days
of the week 37
       This
is Carmen 14                                          Everyday English                                                   in/on/at
37
The alphabet

Translation 14                                                               25
                                                                On
the phone 25                               UNIT 7
Everyday English
      Numbers
11—30 14                                      UNIT 5
this/that
                                                            Sports,
food, and drinks 26                               38
Questions
Jobs 15                                                 Present
Simple                                                      words 39
                                                               I/you/they
27                                    why and because 40
Negatives —
isn't 16                                                Questions and answers
28
Listening
Address,
phone number ...              16                  Reading and listening                                        An
interview with Dan Brat
What's your job?                                      At a
party 29                                    Vocabulary
      Questions
and short answers                        Listening                                                                  Adjectives
40
Translation
17                                     Do you like Bristol? 29                     Translation
41
Pronunciation                                         Translation
29                                    Reading
      Word
stress 17                                                  Vocabulary and
pronunciation                         A postcard from San Francisco 42
Listening                                                Languages
and nationalities 30           Everyday English
      A
conversation with Kirsty 18                     Everyday English                                                    Can
I . ? 43
Reading                                                                      Numbers
and prices 31
An
international team 18
Everyday English
Social
expressions 19
UNIT 8                                                                                Translation
70
Reading
                                                                                You
are what you eat .         70
Everyday English
Going shopping 71
UNIT
13
Colours 72
Present Continuous 72
Present Simple and Present
Continuous 74
Reading
Summer
in Portugal 75
Vocabulary
Clothes
75
Everyday English
What's
the matter? 76
UNIT
14
Present Continuous for future 77
Listening
Hannah's diarv 78
Pronunciation
Shifting sentence stress 78
Vocabulary
Transport
and travel 78
Reading and listening
The
Smiths 79
Everyday English
Going
sightseeing 80

Rooms and furniture 44
There is/are 45
Pronunciation
Word
stress 46
Prepositions 46 Reading and writing
Our house 47
Translation 48
Everyday English Directions 48
UNIT 9 Saying years 50 was/were born
50 Writing
Famous
people 51 Past Simple — irregular verbs 53
Translation 54
Vocabulary
Word
groups 54
Everyday English
When's
your birthday? 54
Past Simple
Regular
verbs 56 Pronunciation 56
Irregular
verbs 56
Listening
Mike's
day 57
Last Saturday 58 Questions and negatives
58
Translation 59
Vocabulary
Sports
and leisure 60
Reading
Ned's
holiday 60
Everyday English
Filling
in forms 61
UNIT 11 Activities
62 can/can't 63 Listening
Can I
be in your pop group? 64

Requests
  and offers 64

Translation 65
Vocabulary
Odd one
  out 65
Everyday
  English

What's the problem?
UNIT 12

66

want and would like

67

Pronunciation can and can't 64
In a restaurant
Food
and drink 68
What
would you like to eat? 68
Pronunciation
Odd
one out 70

What's your name?
I Put the sentences in the correct
order.
I My
name's Claudia.
Hello,
Claudia.
1
Hello. I'm
Jean. What's your
name?
Fine,
thanks.
Hi, Massimo. How are you? I Hello,
Petra.
Very well,
thanks. And you?
2
Put the words in the correct order.
1
you / How / are / ?
t-tuW are
2
thanks / Very / well

3
James / is / This

4     name
/ What's/ your / ?

5
name's / Raquel / My

What's your name? • What's this
in English? Numbers 1—10 and plurals

Conversation

Photo

I

I Pierre
  Dupont

Hello. My name's Pierre Dupont. What's
  your

1 Klaus Fischer

Hello. My name's

Alicia González

Alicia. Alicia González.

Denise
  Minjon

2 Pierre
Alicia

Hello, Alicia.

are you?
, thanks.
  And

2 Denise Hello, Klaus.

Pierre

Very

        Klaus
Denise

           5
Write the conversations.

3
Alicia        Pierre,
this is Ava Saito. Aya,          3 Klaus
Pierre
Dupont.
Paolo Silvetti Aya Saito Hello,
Pierre.
          Pierre                                ,
Aya.                                       Denise
6
Unit 1 • Hello!
What's this in English?

T 1.3

6Listen and repeat.

a bag a book a camera acar a computer a hamburger a house a
photograph a sandwich a television

7
Write sentences.

                                      1
It's a photograph.                                                        23

       4                                         5                                         6                                         7
8
9
Translation
8 Write the sentences in your language.
          I How are you?
2 Fine, thanks. And you? 3 What's your name?
          4 My name's David.
5 What's this? 6 It's a book.
1 •
Everyday English
Numbers
1—10 and plurals
9 Write the numbers.
1
eight
Write
the numbers.                                                         11           Listen.
Write the numbers.
                            I three6 eight
2
five           7
six
3
nine       8 four
4
one        9 seven 5 two   10 ten
8 Unit 1 • Hello!
12    T 1.6 Write s or es.
I cars
3 compu ter 5 sandwich  7 photograph 9 house 2 camera 4 book 6 bag 8 television 10 hamburger
13    Write numbers and words.

1 five carg

2

3

4

5

6

7

spa

9

10

I •

2

Countries • Where are you from? •
he/she, his/her; l/you , my/your • Numbers 11—30
Countries
I What are the countries? Write a, e, i,
o, and u.
annnnu
2 Write the countries.

    Pronunciation

T 2.1

               Put
these countries into the correct columns, A, B, C, D, or E.

England —Brazil- Australia
-Spain- Japan France Italy

Spain

Brazil

Cities
and countries
4 Write
questions and answers.

-Barcelona- Boston
Oxford Milan
Paris Rio de Janeiro Sydney Tokyo

I A Where's Barcelona?
B It's in Spain.

T 2.2

England Scotland Wales

                 Write
the countries.
I Northern Ireland
2 • Your world
Where are you from?
he/she, his/her

T 2.3

Write questions and
answers.
What's his name?
B His name's Gianni
A
Where's he from?
B
He's from JtalY.

      What's
B Her name s

name?

A   Where's               from?
B   She's from

     What's
B His name's

name?

A Where's

from?

              B He's from

9 Complete the sentences.

2 Henri                    , Isabel.              are
you?

     Isabel                           thanks.
And
      Henri Very well,                .
Isabel,               is

                    Ana.                             Portugal.
    Isabel             ,
Ana.
     Ana                      Isabel.               are you
      Isabel                               Cc,im
bra.
    Ana     Oh,                     Coimbra,
2       He's from

3       He's a

4       Brigitte and Jean-Claude are
5       They're from
6       Brigitte is a
7        is
a photographer.
8       Yumi is from
9       She's a
10    Her is in the centre of Tokyo.
2 • Your world

Listening
This is Carmen
10        Look at the photograph
and listen.
Choose
the correct answers.
Carmen is a doctor / a teacher.
2     She's in / She's from Madrid.
3     This is a photograph of her house /
her
school.
4     Her school is in the centre of
Liverpool / London.
 5 Her teacher is Andrew / Anthony. 6 He's from England / Scotland.
Translation
Il Write the sentences in your language.
      I            are you from?

2     1'm from Brazil.

3     Where's Eduardo from?

4     He's
from Spain.

5     They're from the United States.

6     Her name is Susan. His name is Mike.

Everyday English

11
21

12 13 14 15 16
22 23 24 25 26

17
27

18
28

19
29

20
30

T 2.6

Numbers 11-30 12Listen
and repeat.
13

Match the numbers and words.

14
Write the numbers.
           1 17 thirteen                                  6
2     21                       7
3     12               8

4     15           9

5     20                       10
15
Write the numbers.
16
27
38
49
       5                                                       10

T 2.7

16Listen. Write the numbers.
1
16         6
2
7

3
 8

17

11
30 27

21

20- 1 -

13 + 13 =

4
9

5
      10

3 Jobs • Negatives - isn't • Address, phone
number .
Jobs
 u, L, v, anu ii.  aaaa aaaaaa

T 3.2

Write questions and answers.

15

Negatives - isn't

T 3.3

3Write sentences with is and isn't.
he / student X / teacher 1 isn't a student.
I-Ie'g a teacher.

2

she / taxi driver X / shop assistant v/ 4

Address, phone number ...
4
Write the words on the identity card.

Address Age Country
Job Married? Phone number

           Nah-le
Questions and short
answers
5    Write the questions. I What's her
name? Rosalinda Cantarelli.
      2
Italy.
      3
33 via
Pavan, Milan.
4
482
9762.
      5
She's
23.
     6
She's a nurse.
      7
Yes, she is.

I

Is Rosalinda from the United States?
No ghe isn't.

5 Is she 23?

2 Is she from France?

6 Is she a shop assistant?

3 Is she from Italy?

7 Is she a nurse?

6

Answer these questions about Rosalinda Cantarelli. Use short answers.
       4 Is she 22?                                                         8
Is she married?
What's your job?
Questions
and short answers
7)

T 3.4

7Answer the questions
about you. Write short answers.
I Are
you Tom Walker?

2    Are you from Rome?
3    Are you a student?

4    Are you 24?

5    Are you married?

8
Write questions. Put the words in the correct order.
I
your / what's /
name / ? What's your name?
2 are / where / from / you / ?
3
address / your / what's / ?

4     your / what's / number / phone / ?

5
are/ you / how/
old/ ?

6     what's / job / your/ ?

7     married / you / are/ ?

9
Now answer the questions in exercise 8. Answer about you.
I
My name is

2

3
4

5

6

7

Translation
10 Write
the sentences in your language.
I
I'm not married.

2
What's your job?

3     'Is
James from Scotland?' 'No, he isn't.'
4
'How old is she?' 'She's twenty-six.'

5
Sonya and Paul aren't
from France.

Pronunciation

T 3.5

11Listen and repeat.

Spain thanks

seven
camera

Italy
  photograph

T 3.6

12Put the words into the correct columns,
A,

-beek car doctor fine student hospital number
nurse officer Portugal sandwich hamburger

c

book

Listening
A conversation with
Kirsty

T 3.7

13

Listen to the conversation. Complete the information.
14
Answer the
questions about Kirsty. Use short answers.
1
Is Kirsty 25?
No she isn't. 2 Is Kirsty a student?

3     Is she a shop assistant?

4     Is she
married?

5

Is she from Scotland?

6     Is she
from Edinburgh?

7     Is her
phone number 417 8524?

Reading
An international team

T 3.8

Interviewer

This is
  Paul, Ashley, Michael, and Carlos. They're basketball players. Now, you're
  American, aren't you?

Ashley

Well, Paul and I are American. But,
  er, Carlos and Michael aren't.

Michael

No, I'm not American. I'm from
  Canada. And Carlos is from Cuba.

Interviewer

Uh, huh. An international team! And
  you're on tour in England.

Ashley

That's right. We're at the London Arena.

Michael

London's great!

Interviewer

Good. Now, how old are you?

Paul

I'm 21. Ashley and Michael are 22.

Carlos

And I'm 24.

Interviewer

OK. Thanks! And welcome to England!

15Read and listen to the interview.
Answer the questions.
I Where are Paul and Ashley from?

2
Are Michael and Carlos
American?

3
Where are they now?

4
How old are Ashley and
Michael?

5
Is Carlos 21?

Everyday English Social expressions
T 3.9 Write the expressions.
17
Write Good morning, Good afternoon, or Good evening.

Goodbye
  Good afternoon Good night                                                        Good
  Morning.

Good
  evening Good morning

Goodbye.
: H.uu

:s.cc

n ro—t

4      Woman Sorry! / Pardon? Man No
problem. It's only water.
5
Man              Where's Marek
from?
Woman I don't know. / I don't   understand. Is he from Poland?

4

The family • Possessive 's • Possessive
adjectives has/have • The alphabet • On the phone
Family
and friends
The
family
                                                            oelízabeth                         phílíp

                  Charles
                            Anne

Andrew                          Edward

1
  Are the sentences true (V) or false (X)? Correct the false ones.

2
  Complete the sentences.

1 Philip is Elizabeth's
  husband.

         I
  Andrew is Philip and Elizabeth's son

2 Charles is Elizabeth's
  brother. Charles is Elizabeth 's son.

2 Philip and Elizabeth are
  Andrew's

3 Elizabeth is Philip's wife.

3     Charles
  is Anne and Edward's
4     Elizabeth
  is Edward's
5     Elizabeth
  is Philip's
6
  Charles, Anne, Andrew, and Edward are

aeoe
Elizabeth
and Philip's
7
Anne
is Charles and Andrew's 8 Philip is Edward and Anne's

       9
  Anne is Philip's

7
  Edward is Elizabeth and Philip's son.

10 Philip is Elizabeth's

8
Charles,
Andrew, and Edward are Elizabeth's sons.

4 •
Possessive 's

T
  4.1

4Write
Pif 's = possession. Write is if 's = is.

I He's a
businessman. is

2 This is Henri's sister. P 3 What's his job?
4       William is Peter's father.
5       Angela's father is a taxi driver.
•
Family and friends
6       Who's
Pedro?
7       Maria's 35.
8       Jane's school is in the centre of
Liverpool.
9       Tony's wife is 34.
10    Where are George's parents?
5 Adds, 's, or X.
1
My
name 's Pilar.
2
Cathy
and Liam are doctors 3 My parents)' are in Germany.
4 What your address?
5     This
is the teacher book.
6     They
are police officer 7 Where is Vicky bag? 8 Her name Paula.
9 Their sons are Mark and Harry— 10 Her
husband name is Antonio.
Possessive adjectives
6
Write
the possessive adjectives.

Subject
  pronouns

Possessive
  adjectives

1
you he she we they

7
Complete the
sentences with a possessive adjective.
I We're from Scotland. Our house is in
Glasgow.
2     'What's               job?' 'I'm a
nurse.'
3     'What are          names?'

'She's
Sonia and he's Olivier.'
4     This is my daughter.
name's Victoria.

Italian.
6 'My brother, John, is in London.' 'Oh,
what's address?'
7 Jane and I are doctors.

hospital is in Manchester.
Listening

Winston's family

T
  4.2

8Listen to Winston. Choose the correct
answers.
I Winston is 20 / Q)
2 Winston is a restaurant manager / bank
manager. 3 Winston's wife's name is Carol / Karen.
4
She's
25 / 29.
5
She's a nurse / teacher.
6     Jessica
is  5 / 6.
7
Their
children are at school / university.
8
Carol's
father is a shop assistant / police officer.
4 •
Vocabulary
Jobs, countries,
numbers, families

9 T 4.3 Put the
words into the correct columns.

 Brazil doctor father nineteen
  Japan wife nurse twelve six son Spain businessman sister twenty-three teacher

Jobs

Countries Australia

Numbers

Families

Pronunciation
10           Listen
and repeat.

house

married

Japan

photograph

T 4.5

11Put the words into
the correct columns, A, B, C, or D.

c

address

-addresy
Brazil son hello wife daughter family France children businessman husband
manager

4 • Family and friends
has/have
12
Write six true sentences about you, your family, and your
friends. Use the words in the box.

+Germa-n-etYY a brother a computer
  a dictionary a dog a job a house an English teacher a husband a wife  a sister two children

1
My brother hag a
German car.
2      I have a Japanese TV.
3

4

5

6

7

8

13
Complete the
sentences. Use has and have.
I      Paul
hag two brothers.

2

We

two dogs.

3

You

an Italian name.

4

She

a good
  dictionary.

5 This book 80 pages. 6 1  a computer.
     7 My
daughter               a house in London,
Translation
14
Write the
sentences in-your language.
I      Michael is Beate's husband.

2     What's your sister's phone number?

3     My son has a good job.

4     My
parents have a house in France.

5     1 have two children.

Reading
15
Read the text and answer the questions.

1 Where's Michael Douglas from? Re's from the United States.
2 How old is he?

3
What's his wife's name?

4
Where's she from?

5
What are their jobs?

6
What's their son's name?

7
How old is he?

8
When's Michael and
Catherine's birthday?

Everyday English
The alphabet
16
T 4.6 Put the letters into the correct columns.

j k 1 m

/el/

/i:/

/e/

lav'

/a:/•

a

b

q

17
T 4.7 Listen. Write the words.
I      teacher        5
2
        6
3
7

4

On the phone

T 4.8

18Put the lines in the
correct place in the conversation.

How do you spell your surname?
Thank you for telephoning. Goodbye.
Thank you. I'm sorry. He isn't in his
  office, What's your phone number?

A  (1) Good Morning. Bath English
Language Centre.
B
Hello. The
director, Mike Stevens, please.

B Akemi
Ishikawa.
A
(3)
B
I-S-H-I-K-A-W-A.
A    (4)

B    813 5824 9687.

B
Goodbye.
4 •

It's my life!

Sports,
food, and drinks • Present Simple — l/you/they, questions and answers •
Languages and nationalities Numbers and prices

Present Simple

Write true sentences about you.

coffee

beer I like beer. / I don't
  like beer.

football

swimming

Italian food

pizza

wine

Chinese food

hamburgers

l/you/they
3 Write answers.

T
  5.2

4Answer the questions. Write true answers
about you.
I Do you speak English? Yes I do. 5 2
Do you live in Moscow? No I d0h't. I live in Paris.
6 3 Do you live in England?

7
4     Do
you work in an office?

Do
you like English?

Do
you drink coftèe?

Do
you play tennis?
5
5

Read the text. Answer the
questions.
1     Do
Javier and Jorge live in Chile?
No,
they don't. They live in Spain.
2     Do
they work in a hospital?
Yes,
they do.
3

Do
they speak Spanish?

4 Do
they speak English and German?
5

Do
Jorge and Teresa live in the centre of Oviedo?
6

Do
Javier and Jorge like Spanish food and wine?
7

Do
they play sports?

8 Do
they like tennis and swimming?
5
•

Questions and answers
6     Put the words in the right order. I
you / where / do / live / ?
Where
do you live?
2
like
/ you / Chinese food / do / ?

3     work/ do / where / you/ ?

4
you
/ drink / do / coffee / ?

5
like
/ what sports / you / do / ?

6
do
/ speak / how many languages / you / ?

7     Answer the questions in exercise 6.
Write true answers about you.
1      1
live in a
2      3 4

5

6

8    Write questions.
1
Jean-Marie
and Hélène work in Paris.
Do
they work ih Paris? 2 They have a dog.

3
They play
football.

4    Pedro
and Concha like Coca-Cola.

5
Olga and Dimitra
live near the centre of town.

6
They drink beer.

7
They work in a
bank.

9    Complete
the sentences with is, are, or do.
1
'Do you like
skiing?' 'Yes, I
2
'Where Jacek
from?' 'He from Poland.' 3 you from France?' 'No, I'm from Germany.'
4
HOW      you
spell 'nurse'?
5
Dina and Vicky students.
6
they live in a
flat?' 'Yes, they 7 she a teacher?' 'Yes, she R What snorts thev Dlav? Reading and
listening
At a
party

Akiko
Hello. My (l) nahle'g Akiko.
       Luc        Hi. (2)                     Luc.

        Akiko Where (3)                                   you
(4)Luc?

Luc            I'm
from France. I (5)         in Paris. Akiko Really? I like Paris.
Luc            MThere (6)           you
come (7) Akiko (8)  from Japan. Luc             Where in Japan?
        Akiko I'm from Tokyo (9)                        I
live

       Luc         What's ( Il)                     job?
Akiko
1 (12) have a job. I'm (13) student. What's your ( 14)
Luc            I (15)in a shop. Akiko (16)            you
like it?
       Luc         It's OK.
Listening
Do you
like Bristol?

11
Listen to the conversation. Who says these things, Paolo or
Susan? Write P or S.
1    I'm from Italy. P2 I live in Bristol.
3
I work in a bank,
4     Do you like Bristol?
5
I live in London.
6
I'm a restaurant manager.
7     I don't like English food very much.
Translation
12
Write the sentences in your language.
I I
like ice-cream.

2    They don't drink coffee.

3    'Do they
work in London? 'No, they don't.'

4    'Do you like your job?' 'Yes, I do.'

Vocabulary and pronunciation
Languages and nationalities

c

D

German

T
  5.5

-German-
  Japanese Brazilian English ror tuyuese

13 Put the nationalities into the
correct columns, A, B, C, or D.

1

(don't)

drink
  eat like

Brazilian
English
French
German
Italian
Portuguese
Spanish

beer. cars. coffee. food.
  houses. wine.

1 I don't like English food.
2
3
4   5 6
5
•

              Everyday
English                                       18 T 5.7 Listen. Write the prices
you hear.
         Numbers and prices                                                1
£3.7q                         5
         16 T
5.6 Match the numbers and words.                   2               6

17 two pounds ninety- nine 56 ive £2(a.47 ifteen
  pounds ive 75
£1q six pounds forty- nine one
5p five poun 5 seven -two
£2. fifty-eight p ree pounds eighty-one 43 seventy-five
  p £3.31
twenty-six ounds forty- seven
  seventeen
         £15.55            forty three p
     (pop           ninety- nine
  pounds

3
7
4
8
19 T 5.8 Listen to the conversations. Write the prices.
                                                     INTERNATIONAL
ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYS'A                                              5

The time
.7ÒD0
I Write the times. 000
What
time do you . ?
 T 6.2 Answer the questions. Write true
answers about you.
1
What
time do you get up?
2
What
time do you have breakfast?
3
What
time do you go to work/school?
4
What
time do you have lunch?
5
What
time do you get home?
6
What time do you go to bed?

•

Present Simple

usually/sometimes/never

he/she/it

5 Write the
  sentences again with the words in brackets.

Marta's day.
1
  Marta gets up at seven thirty.
2     She   tea
  and toast for breakfast.

Marta usually hag breakfast
  at 7.45. 2 Marta goes to work by bus. (never)

4 Look at the pictures and complete
the sentences about       I Marta has breakfast at 7.45. (usually)
3
She             home
at3 She has a sandwich in her office. (usually)

4
She             to
work by car.

5
She             a
sandwich for lunch.         4 She leaves work at 5.30. (usually)

6
She             home
at

7

She sometimes         out in the evening.             5
She works in the evening. (never)

6    •

Questions and negatives
7
Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
I Angeles / get up / does / what time / ? What tihle does Angelesget
up?
2     live / where / Angeles / does / ?

3     breakfast / does / have / she / ?

4     go
/ when / she / does / to the concert hall / ?

5     she / usually have / does / lunch /
where / ?

6     she
/ sometimes do / does / in the afternoon / what / ?

7     dinner / have / does / she / what
time / ?

8     usually go out / in the evening / she
/ does / with
friends
/ ?

Angeles
Pérez
Angeles Pérez is violinist. She
plays in the New York Philharmonic. She lives in a flat in Manhattan.
She gets up at six o'clock and has a
cup of coffee. She practises the violin until eight o'clock. She
doesn't have breakfast. At nine o'clock she goes to the concert hall and plays
with the Orchestra. She usually has lunch at home. In the afternoon she
sometimes goes for a walk in Cëntral Park, and then listens to music.
At six o'clock she cooks dinner and
drinks a glass of beer. In the evening she usually goes out with friends. She
never listens to music in the evening!
8      T
6.3 Read and listen to the text. Answer the questions in exercise 7.
I
She gets up at six o'clock.
2

3
5
6
7
8
9      Complete
the sentences about Angeles. Use the negative.
I
She doesn't
get up at seven o'clock. 2 She  in a house. 3 She  breakfast.
4     Shelunch at work.

5     Shewine with her dinner.
6     She
 to
music in the evening.
10  Make the sentences negative. I Andreas lives in Britain.
Andreas doesn't live in Britain.
2

Shinji leaves work at one
forty-five.
3

Raoul goes to work by taxi.
4

Ramiro eats toast for
breakfast.
5

Piet gets home at four thirty.
6

Oliver speaks French.
7

Lidia works in a bank.
8

Raquel has three children.
Yes/No questions
11  Look at the information
about Rosa and Paolo. Write questions and short answers.

Rosa

Paolo

I get up
  early?
2
  go to work by
  car?
3
  drink wine?
4
  speak English?

x

x
x x

Rosa

1 A Does Rosa get up
early? B Yes she does.
Paolo
I
A Does Paologet up
early? B No he doesn't.
do/does/don't/doesn't
12  Complete the sentences. Use do, does, don't, or doesn't,
Does he have breakfast?' 'No, he doesn't
2 We
speak Spanish, but we       speak French.

3

you like beer?' 'No, I

4

they usually go out in the

evening?

'Yes, they

5

Françoise live in Spain?' VYes, she

6

have an American car. He has

a
Japanese car.
7 She
usuallv goes to bed at twelve o'clock. She   go to bed early.
Translation
13  Write the sentences in your
language.
I
She leaves home
at eight forty-five.

2     'Does Idoia live in Manchester?' 'No,
she doesn't.'

3     'Where does Thomas live?' 'In
Oxford.'

4     Maria doesn't go to work by bus.

5     Osman
never stays at home in the evening.

6
Vocabulary
14  Complete the crossword.
T

10
12
14
16
Across
I Antonella is a doctor. She works
ina                       (8 letters)
4     Sandra never in restaurants. (4
letters)
5     I usually have a glass of             at
seven o'clock. (4 letters)
8 She has a German It's a BMW.(3 letters) 9 'What's your number?'
243806.' (5 letters)
I l 'Are you from Canada?' 'Yes, I (2 letters) 12 ten, ,-thirty, forty,
fifty . . . (6 letters)
14    'What's your job?' 'I'm a             driver.'
(4 letters)
15    'What's your name?'    name's
Joseph.' (2 letters)
16    She's               artist. (2
letters)
11
13
15
Down
2    He lives in Spain, but he doesn't
speak   . (7 letters)
3    Do you want or coffee? (3 letters)
6     Today is Thursday. Tomorrow is              .
(6 letters)
7     We have two children — a daughter and
a
(3
letters)
9
'Do you like      'No,
I don't like Italian food.'
(5
letters)
10
(6 letters)
13 'What                is it,
please?' 'It's ten o'clock.' (4 letters)
Listening
Anna's day

T 6.4

15Listen. What does Anna do at
these times?
6 8.30 in the evening

Writing
Your day
16
Write about your day. Use the words in the box.

play have breakfast/lunch/dinner go to school/work get home get up listen to
music watch television go shopping in the morning/afternoon/evening
usually/sometimes/never stay at home go out

Everyday English
Days of the week
17
Write the days of
the week.
           I o d myn a                      Monday
2     ryfadi

3     dyet asu
4     tyushdra
    5
du say n

7 adtyrsua
18 Write the days of
the week in the correct order. Sunday

in/on/at
19 Complete the
sentences. Use in, on, or at.
I I play
tennis on Saturday morning.

2

I usually have lunch

one
  o'clock.

3

I never get up late morning.

Sunday

4

What do
  you do

the weekend?

5
we sometimes listen to the radio the evening.
6
Wednesday I sometimes go swimming.
7
the morning he works at home.

8
'N,That time do you
leave work?' Live Ly.
9
They usually stay at home       the afternoon.
6 •

Object pronouns
I Complete the chart.

Subject
  pronouns

Object
  pronouns

1
  you he she it
they

Me

2 Choose the correct words.
        I Do
you like               / he?
-2 This is a photo of she/ her.
3 He likes their / them very much. 4 You
never listen to me/ my!
5 Mr Jones teaches us / we English. 6 She
likes you / your very much.
3
Complete the
sentences. Use object pronouns.
I I don't watch TV in the afternoon. I watch
it in the evening.
2 'Do you like hamburgers?' 'No, I

3 'Do you love Pete?' 'No, but I like very
much.'
4
I
don't have lunch at home. I have  at
the office.
5
My
grandparents live near our house. They always visit  at
the weekend.
6
'Is
that a photo of it is. I'm with my husband, David.'
7

this/that

4 T 7.1 Write questions
and answers.

1
A What's that? 2 A What's this? 3 B It's
a hat. B It's a banana.

4

7
5

Write sentences.
I

Thig is a phone.

2 That's a hamburger.

3

4

5

6
7
Question words
6
Match a question word in A with an answer in B.

1
2
3 4 5
6
7
8
9

a
  By car.
b
  Two. Tennis and
  football.
c
  Céline Dion.
d
  £14.99. e A
  sandwich and a Coke.
f
  I'm 28.
g
  At nine o'clock in the morning.
h
  In Madrid.
i
  Because she
  doesn't have a car.

What
  time
How much .

How many

7
Write questions. Then choose an answer from B in exercise 6.
I does / for lunch / have / what / Emily /
?

           What does Emily have for lunch?                                                  Answer:
2
 that / how much / dictionary / is / ?
Answer:

3
you / do / what time / start work / ?
Answer:

4
Pierre / to work
/ how / does / go / ?
Answer:

5
play / do / how many / you / sports / ?
Answer:

6
to school / walk
/ Sandra / does / why / ?
Answer:

7
does / live /
where / Maria / ?
Answer:

8
favourite pop star / your / who / is / ?
Answer:

9
 old / how / you / are / ?
Answer:

T 7.2

8Answer the questions. Write true answers
about you.
I
Where do you
usually go on holiday?

2     AN hat music do you listen to?

3     Who do you like on TV?

4     Why do you want to learn English?

7

5     How
many brothers and sisters do you have?

why and because
9
Match the
questions and answers.
Questions
I Why do you go to the beach every day?
d 2 Why don't you drink beer?
3
Why
do you always have pizza for lunch?
4
Why
do you get up at ten o'clock?
5
Why
do you live in the country?
Answers
a     Because
I don't like the city!
b     Because
I don't start work until eleven o'clock.
c      Because
I like Italian food. d Because I love swimming.
e Because I don't like it.
Listening
An interview with Dan Brat
10
Listen to the
interview with Dan Brat. Choose the correct answers.

2
Dan's
favourite house is in Hollywood / Hawaii.
3
Dan
is / isn't married.
4     Billy-Jo
is wife number five / wife number nine. 5 Dan and Billy-Jo always / never work
together.
6
Dan
likes / doesn't like her movies.
7
Dan
has six / seven / eight children.
7
•
Vocabulary
Adjectives
11
T 7.4 Match the
words and pictures.

big
cheap -eo}d- expensive horrible hot lovely new old small

1
cold 6
2
7

3
    8
4

9
5

   10

big -eepensive- friendly horrible lovely new old small
  cheap

12
Writes sentences about the pictures
in exercise 11.
1
Pablo's
coffee is cold.
2
3
4
5
6
7
9
10
13
Write one word in each sentence. Choose a or an where necessary.
I I like expensive cars. 2 I have a / an  computer.
3
I live in a / an           house/flat.
4
I have a / an             dictionary.
5
I have a / an
6
I am
Translation
14
Write the sentences in your language.
1
How much money do you have?
2
'Why don't you like him?' 'Because he's horrible!'
3
'What's that?' 'It?s a computer.'
5 It's a beautiful old
building.
7 •

Reading
A
postcard from San Francisco 15 Read the postcard.
Correct the sentences.
Dear Eva,
 San
Francisco.
holiday my Griend Mark. San Francisco IS
a bea.A+iG1..Al buildinss aren)+ very
old. The people ave very
     -Gvlendly and              çood
is
£an+as+lc (and very cheapl.).  ho+el
'IS near +he cen+re ci+y. 's very modern and cheap, bun*
very comçov+able.
IVxe
Wea+hev is very ho+. We 90 +0 beach every day. I love
+he Paci-qc Ocean!
       See              soon.
Love,
Eva bosmond
43                    S+vee+
London SW3 48 P Ensland

2
  The buildings in San Francisco are very old.

6 -The hotel is chéap and comfortable.

3 The food is horrible.

7
  The weather is cold.

   Tom

1 Tom is in San Diego.
Tom is in gan Francisco.

5 The hotel is very old.

4
The food is expensive.                                                                            8
They go shopping every day.

7

T 7.5

          Everyday
English                                                                17Put
the sentences in the correct place in the

Can I have
  a pizza, please?
How much is it? How much is it?

£2.30.
Can I have a ticket to London,
  please?
Can I send an email, please?
Here's your ticket and £5 change. Can I help you?

conversations.
Can

T 7.5

16Listen. Match the
conversations and photos.

Conversation

Picture

 A Can I try on this jacket. please?
B Of course. The
changing rooms are just here.
2
B Sure.
Single or return?
A   Single, please.
B    That's £15, please.
A   There you are.
B    Thank
you. £20.
3
B OK. PC Number 15.
B Ip a minute. Pay at
the end, please.
4 A Good afternoon.
B Yes,
can I change this traveller's cheque, please?
A   Of course.
B    £50.
5
B There you
are.
                                                                                A
How much is it?
A   Thank you.
B
£5. Here's
£2.70 change.
7 •

8

Rooms and furniture • There is/are
Prepositions
• Directions
Rooms
and furniture

T
  8.1

                 What are the rooms?                                                   2
Look at the picture. Write the names of the rooms.
1
ivilg
n moro   4 i gnd in o mor   A bedroom
living
rOOM
2
thramboo     5
ken ch it

3
l
o i t t e       6 dreob om

•

T 8.2

3Match the words to the numbers in the
picture in exercise 2.

armchair -bed- CD
player cooker lamp magazine picture shower sofa table TV video recorder

       I bed                                                   7

2
8

3
9

4
10

                         1 1
     6                                                         12

There is/are
4     Look
at the picture. Make six sentences with There is/ There's ... and There are ...
.
I There are two armchairs in the living room.
2 There's
a cat in the kitcheh.
3
4

5

6

7

8

T 8.3

5Look at the
picture. Then write short answers. 1 Is there a TV in the dining room? NO there
isn't.
2 Are
there any books in the living room? Yes there are.
3 Is there a table in the kitchen?

4 Are there any chairs in the bathroom?

5     Is there a sofa in the living room?

6     Are there any books in the dining
room?

7     Is there a magazine in the toilet?

8     Are there any armchairs in the living
room?

T 8.4

6Look at the picture. Then write
questions and answers.
1
TV / bedroom / ?
A
Is there a TV
in the bedroom
?
B
Yes there is
2
chairs / kitchen
/ ?
A
Are there anychairs in the kitchen?
B No there aren't.
3
magazine /living
room / ?

4
pictures / dining room / ?

5
 picture / toilet / ?

6
TV / bathroom / ?

7
CDs / bedroom / ?

8
table / dining room / ?

7
 Match a question in A with an answer in
B.

1
2
3
4
5
6

Is Manolo in the living room?
Is there a table in the bathroom?
Is this vour book?

Is Corrme from Britain? Are there any magazines on the table?
Are Kim and Frances married?

a
b
c d e
f

Yes, there are.
No, he
  isn't.
Yes, they are.

No, there isn't.
Yes, it
  is.
No, she isn't.

8
8
T 8.5 Answer the questions. Write true answers about you.
I How many rooms are there in your house
or flat?

2 Is there a CD player?

3
Is there a TV in your bedroom?

4
Is there a shower in the bathroom?

5 Are there anv books or ma 097ines in the toilet?

c

*itcheh

T 8.6

afternoon armchair
  because computer delicious dictionary expensive fantastic holiday horrible
  Japan -kitehety languages lovely magazine never Portuguese until

Pronunciation
9Where is the stress? Put the words
into the correct columns.
Prepositions
10 Label the pictures. Use in, on, under,
and next to.
                         I under                            2
Il Complete the sentences. Use in, on,
under, or next to.

1 The TV is next to
the armchair.                                                                     2
The keys are         the floor.          3 The mobile phone is the drawer.

4 The magazine is the
sofa. 5 The camera is 6 The shoes are the floor the table the lamp. the bed.
•

T
  8.7

12Listen
and draw the things in the room.

Reading
and writing
Our house

T
  8.8

13Read and listen to the text. Answer the
questions. Write sentences.
I Where do Lucy and Nicolas live?
They
live in a small. old house in Brighton.
2    How many bedrooms are there in their
house?
3
Is
there a sofa in the living room?
4
What
do Lucy and Nicolas do in the evening?
5    Where are there photographs of their
families?
6
Is
the kitchen old?
7
Where
do Lucy and Nicolas have lunch?
Lucy dQN

kitchen
  and thereþ a

In the dining room there

bathroom,
  of course!

is a table and four chairs.

In
  the living room there

There
  are a lot of

are two armchairs and a

photographs of our

sofa.
  We aiso have a

families
  on the walls. The

television, a video
  recorder,

kitchen is new. We have in

e live in a small, old house im Brighton.
it has two bedrobms, a living room, a dining room,sa
—

and
a CD player. On the
8     Is
there a garden?           wall there are two pictures.
It's
a very comfortable room, and in the evening
9

Are
Lucy and Nicolas happy in their house? we sit and watch television or listen to
music.
breakfast
the kitchen, but we have lunch and dinner in the dining room.
We have a small garden and two cats. We are
very happy in our house!
8 •

14 Write about your house or
  flat.                            Everyday English
17                                                                                Listen
  and look at the map on p49. Follow the directions.

3
'Is there a picture on the wall?' 'Yes, there is.'

4
'Are there any
magazines under the bed?'
'No, there aren't.'

•
Where are you?
I Start from the Chinese restaurant.
You
are at the theatre .
2
Start from the theatre. You are at the
3
Start from the chemist.
You are at the
4
Start from the railway station.
You
are at the
5
Start from the Internet café.
You are at the
18 Complete the
conversations. Write directions. 1 Start from the chemist.
A
Excuse me. Is there a bank near here?
B
Yes, go down
Station Road. Go past
Kingi$ Road and Oxford Road. Turn left into Queen Street.
The bank is on the right.
2 Start from the
theatre.

A Excuse me. Is there a
supermarket near here?

3     Start from
the post office.
A

Excuse me. Is there a bank near
here?
4     Start from
the railway station.
A

Excuse me. Is there a cinema
near here?
8 •

Saying years

1 1160 nineteen eighty

4 134B

7 1315

2 2000

5 2002

8 2020

I
Write the years.
                 6
1137                                                9 1145

2 T 9.1 Listen. Write the
  years.

     1 2005                  3

5

7

      2                                    4                                     6                                      8

was/were born

T
  9.2

3Look at the family. Listen to Francesca and write the years.

                                                                                Alberfo                         Maria

       Sofia                          Roberto                          Antonella                      Marco                                 Illigi                            Rosa

9
•

4 Write questions and answers.
I Maria
A   When
was Maria born?
B    She was
born in 1'730.
Writing
Famous people

2
3
4
5
9

6 Look at the information about
William Shakespeare and complete the text.

8
Write questions
and answers about Amy Johnson.

1
an
actor?
A    Wag
Amy Johnson an actor?
B     No ghe
wasn't. She wasapilot.
2
English?

B

3
born
in Liverpool?

4
born in 1913?

5
husband's
name Jim Mollison?

9
9
Write
negative and positive sentences.
I Mozart: German X Austrian
Mozart
wasn't German. I-Ie wag Austrian.
2     Charles
Dickens: musician X writer

3     Agatha
Christie: from Scotland X from England b/

4     Bill
Clinton: President of Canada X President of the USA

5     Marie
Curie: French X Polish

6     Laurel
and Hardy: Australian X American b/

7     Humphrey
Bogart and Ingrid
Bergman: singers X actors

10     Complete the sentences. Use was, were,
wasn't, and weren't.
1
I
wag in London yesterday.
2
she
at home yesterday atternoon?•             she
3
They      born in Italy. They born in Spain. They're Spanish.
4
'Where you born?'
born in France.'
5
you
at the office yesterday?'
6
he born in 1985?'
'No, he
born in 1985. He

born in 1975.'

Past Simple — irregular
verbs

11     T 9.3 Complete the irregular forms. Use a,
e, i, o, and u.
                   I am/is5 say                   s            d
2
are                w            r  6 see     s              w
3
buy                b             g
ht         7 take     t              k
go
9 •
Translation                                                       Everyday
English
13 Write the
sentences in your language.                                                  When's
your birthday?
15 Write the
months. I When M,zere you born?

3 They weren't at home yesterday.

4
  demeb erc
5     rcoboet

5 1 bought a new CD player.

8     n u ej
9
  tuuasg

                                                                                I
rayuj an       January

2 Michelangelo was a painter.

2
    lujy
3
    Iaipr

4
    1 went shopping yesterday afternoon.

6
    ybrfrea u
7      bemepestr

                                                                                10 ah m cr
Vocabulary                                                      Il
e r b ne o m v
                                                                                12
yam

T 9.4

14Write the words in the
correct columns.

armchair daughter watch big wine
  bed bank dining room horrible husband kitchen table listen nurse                old
  parents play post office railway station Sunday tea teacher Thursday bathroom
  Wednesday businessman

16 Write the months in the correct order.
January

Food
    & drink
ice-cream

Jobs

Rooms

Places

Family

Days
    of the week

Furniture

Verbs

Adjectives

9 •
17
T 9.5 Match the numbers and words.

18
T 9.6 Listen. Write the dates.
I
January 3rd
10
11
12 13
19
Write six true sentences about your family and your friends'
birthdays.
I
My mother's
birthday is on June 5th.

9
•

0

Past Simple — regular and irregular
verbs • Questions and negatives • Sports and leisure • Filling in forms
We ad a good time!
Past Simple                                                          Irregular
verbs
Regular verbs                                    4
Find have, the see.past tense forms of these verbs: buy, eat, get up, go,

B D M

It/

/d/ played

I
Write the past tense forms. 1 play played
2      cook
3      stay
4 work
5     listen
6     watch
Pronunciation
2
Put the verbs from exercise I into the correct columns, A or B.

3
Complete the
sentences. Use the verbs from exercise 1.

I Kate and David
stayed at home yesterday evening.
2   1  to
the radio yesterday afternoon.
3
We               television
from five

o'clock
until nine o'clock.
4
Madeleine  a
delicious

meal
for us yesterday evening.
5   Pam
 at
her computer yesterday morning.
6   Ben          football
on Saturday.
•
5 Complete the text. Use the verbs from
exercise 4.
Naomi
(I) got up at eight o'clock yesterday morning and
     (2)                          a
shower. At ten o'clock she (3)
for a walk.
She (4)a magazine and a sandwich at

the newsagent. The weather was
lovely, so she (5) the sandwich in the park. In the afternoon she (6) her
friends, Cathy and Vicky.

Listening
Mike's day

T 10.2

            Listen
  to Mike. Put the pictures in the correct order.

 Listen again. Are the sentences true
  (V) or false (X)?
I Yesterday Mike got up at eleven
  o'clock.4 He liked the film.

2
He went to work at
eight-thirty.
3
He had lunch with his
family.
5 Mike stayed at home in the evening.
6 He had a shower at nine o'clock.
10 •

Writing
Last Saturday
8 Write
about what you did last Saturday.

Questions and negatives
 T 103 Write questions
and answers about Emilio.

Yesterday .
  go shopping see his friends X play football X buy a newspaper

do a lot of homework X watch television go
  to xwork X listen to the radio v/

I A Did
Emilio go shoppihg yesterday?
B Yes, he did.
2 A Did he gee his friends ?
B No he didn't.

10
Write questions.
I do / you / yesterday morning / did / what /
?
What
did you do yesterday Morning?
2     last
weekend / who / you / did / see / ?

3     did
/ get home / what time /

yesterday evening / you / ?

4     homework / you / last week / did / how much / do / ?

5     this
morning / what / you / have / did / for breakfast / ?

6     where
/ you / did / yesterday / lunch / have / ?

Il
Answer the questions in exercise 10.
Write
about you.
1

2

3

4

5

6

12
Write negative sentences.
1    She
went to a party yesterday evening. She didn't go to a partyyegterday
evening.
2    We
saw our friends yesterday.

3 They got up late yesterday morning.

4
You
played tennis.

5
1
had a big breakfast.

6
He
did a lot of housework at the weekend.
7
We
watched a film on TV yesterday evening.

8
Last
week I stayed in a hotel in Paris.

Translation
13
Write the
sentences in your language.
I She watched television yesterday evening.

2     1
went to London yesterday.

3     They
didn't see their friends.

4     'Did
you get up late?' 'Yes, I did.'

5     What
did you do yesterday morning?

10 •
Vocabulary Sports and leisure
14    T 10.4
Match the words and pictures. Then write go or play.

baseball cards dancing football golf
Ice-nocKc•y iCe-SKatIFl¥ sailing Skiing
-tennis walking windsurfing

                              o               O
O                                           O
O
I play tennis
3
4
Reading Ned's holiday
15 Read the text. Correct the sentences.
1 Last summer Ned and Hannah went to Spain. They didn't go to Spain.
They went to Itaw 2 They had a terrible time.
3     Thev stayed in a hotel.
4     Every morning they got up at eleven
o'clock.
ast summer my wife, Hannah, and I
went on holiday to Italy. We had a really good time. We stayed in a house with
our friends, Graham and Rachel.
Every morning we got up at nine o'clock and cooked breakfast. Then we went
swimming. The weather was lovely — hot and sunny. We usually had lunch in a
café near the beach. Hannah and Rachel usually played tennis in the
afternoon, but Graham and I went or played golf.

5
6
7
8
9 10
11
12

In the evening we cooked a big meal
in the house and then went dancing. We got home very late and then usually
played cards.We never went to bed early!

7     In the eveninø thev had a meal
in a restaurant.

8     After dinner they went swimming.

Everyday
English Filling in forms
16 Listen to the
conversation in the sports centre. Fill in the form.

Sperte Centre
APPLICATION FORM

Mr              Mrs                Miss               Ms           (please
tick)

can/can't
2 Write about you. Write three
sentences with can and three sentences with can't. Use the activities in
exercise I.
1
1 can draw.
2
1 can't Make a
cake.

3

4

5

6
7
8

T 11.2

3Write
sentences.

Bill

Amanda

Jill and Sam

read music use a computer ride a
  horse

x

x

I Bill / read music Bill can read Music.

2    Amanda / use a computer
Amanda can't use a computer.
3    Bill / use a computer

4    Bill / ride a horse

5    Amanda / read music

6    Amanda / ride a horse

7    Jill and Sam / read music

8    Jill and Sam / use a computer

9    Jill and Sam / ride a horse

4Write questions and answers.

I
Amanda / read music?

T 11.3

A Can Amanda
read music? B No she can't.

2      Bill
/ use a computer?
A Can Bill use a computer? B Yes he can.
3     Bill / read music?

4     Bill / ride a horse?

5      Amanda / use a computer?

B

6     Amanda / ride a horse?

7     Jill and Sam / read music?

8     Jill
and Sam / use a computer?

9     Jill and Sam / ride a horse?

T 11.4

5Answer the questions about you.
1     Can you drive?

2     Can you read music?

3     Can you swim?

4      Can you ski?

5     Can you cook?

6     Can you understand Japanese?

                                                                                11           can
do it!
Listening                                                      Requests
and offers
Can I be in your pop group?                                                             9
Write one question with Can . . . in each picture.
               Use the words in the
box. 6 T 11.5 Lisa wants to be in the pop group, Raincloud.

 have
  a pizza, please • help YOu speak more slowly, please tell me the time, please

Listen to the interview and choose the
correct answers.

T
  11.6

1k
  an/

/kæn/

/ka:nt/

Can
  you swim?

Yes,
  I can.

I can't swim.

T
  11.7

c

can
/kan/

can
/kæn/

can't
Ika:nt/

 Lisa
has / doesn't have all Raincloud's CDs. Lisa
can / can't play the guitar.
3
Lisa
can / can't play the piano.
4
Lisa
can / can't read music very well.
5
Last
year Raincloud were on tour in France / Ireland.
6
Lisa
can / can't drive.
7
Lisa
can / can't speak French.
8
Lisa can / can't
understand German.
9
Lisa
can / can't speak German very well.
Pronunciation

7Listen and repeat.
8Listen to the sentences. Tick the
pronunciation of can/can't in each sentence.
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
11      •

Translation
11 Write the sentences
in your language.
I I can play
the piano.
2     Ben can't speak French.
3     'Can you cook?' 'Yes, I can.'
4     Can vou speak more slowly, please?
5     Can I have a coffee, please?
6     Can I help you?
Vocabulary
Odd one out
12      Which word is different?
1 mother father
teacher brother 2 December autumn summer spring
3
swimming        windsurfing     football sailing
4
March September Tuesday May 5 weekend
morning afternoon evening
6
listened      bought   cooked  stayed
7
living room               dining
room         kitchen  garden
10 Now write the
answers to the questions in exercise 9.

I'm sorry. Can you
  understand now? It's about ten forty-five.

Yes, I want to buy this newspaper.
Yes, of course. Small, medium, or large?

Unit
11 • We can do it!
Everyday English
What's the problem?
13 Complete the conversations. Match the sentences and the
pictures.

A This computer doesn't work. B Did you push this button?

A
  I my plane
  ticket. B You nut it on the table.
B
  What's the
  matter?
B The CD player's broken.

A I don't understand this word. B Check it in your
  dictionary.
A I'm lost. Can you help me? B
  Where do you want to go?

11

2

want
and would like • In a restaurant Food and drink • Going shopping
Thank you very much!
            wnnt
and                             lil'Þ                                                             2
 Write sentences.

     I Write sentences from the box.                                                            1
a cup of tea
I'd like a cup of tea,
please.

I'd like a stamp.
I'd like to be a student again! I'd
  like to buy her new CD.

I'd like to see the new
  Stephen Spielberg film. I'd like to use your dictionary.

2
change some traveller's cheques
I'd
like to change goMe traveller'g chequgg, pleagg.
3     a
glass of water
4     play
chess
Unit
12 •

In a restaurant Food and drink
4    Complete the
words. Use a, e, i, o, and u.

 r              1 w         t              r
What
would you like to eat?
5    Number the lines
in the correct order.
Waiter
2 And what would you like for your main course?
 Yes, of
course. Thank you.
1 Are you
ready to order?
Certainly.
A glass of white wine.
C)
The fish. Very good. And what would you like to drink?
Martha
Can I
have a glass of white wine, please?
And I'd
like a bottle of mineral water, too.
 Can I have the fish, please?
 Yes, er, I'd like the soup to start, please.
12 • Thank you very
much!

T
  12.3

6Listen to the conversation. Look at
the menu and tick the things Simon orders.

7 Put the words in the correct order.
Then use them to complete the conversation.

cooked / like / would / How / you /
  it / ? main course / your / for / And / ?

glass / a/ of / white / like / wine
  / I'd like / what / you / to start / would / ? I / roast / have / chicken /
  the / Can

Waiter (1) Are you ready to order?
Jane
Yes, we are. Mike, (2)

Mike
I'd like the seafood cocktail, please.
Jane And can I have tomato soup?
Waiter
Certainly. (3)
Mike
I'd like a steak, please.
Waiter (4)

Waiter
Certainly. And for you?
Jane
(5) , please? Waiter And what would you like to drink? Jane (6)please.
Waiter
Very good. And for you?
Mike
Can I have a glass of mineral water, please? Waiter Thank you.
8 Write a conversation in a restaurant.
Use the menu in exercise 6.
Waiter

12 •
Pronunciation

T 12.4

Which sound is different?

I It

live

him

2 thank

family

day

and

3 new

when

bed

went

4 drive

ride

sister

5 usually

my

family

February

6 post

shop

slowly

7 lunch

much

usually

but

Translation
10
Write the sentences in your language.
1 1'd like a cup of coffee, please.

2     1'd like to buy a dictionary.

3     'Would you like a glass of wine?'
'Yes,
please.'

4     1 want to send an email.

5     What would you like to do this
evening?

Reading
You are what you eat
11
Read the four texts. Answer the questions. Write the names.

         I Who loves cooking?                                   Jake
2     Who
goes to a bar in the evening

             with friends?
3     Who doesn't eat meat?
4     Who loves junk food?

12
• Thank you very
much!
Everyday English
Goink shopping
12     T 12.5 Listen to the six conversations. Where
are the people? Tick the places.

In
  the street

In
  a clothes shop

At the market

In a newsagent

13     Complete the conversations. Use the
words in the box.

Do you sell in a size 44
  No, thanks that's all The changing rooms try on two Ios Of  Next
  to

A
Excuse me. Where can I buy a phone card?
B In a newsagent.
A      Is
there a newsagent near here?
B       Yes, a hundred metres from here. the church.
2
 A Can I help you ?
I'm
just looking.

3

A
Excuse me. Do you have this jumper
B No, I'm
sorry . That's all we have.
4 A
I'd like tothis T-shirt, please.
B Sure. What size are you?
A
I think I'm a
thirty-eight.
B
Fine.are
over there. 5 A Yes, madam. What would you like? B I'd likeapples, please. A
Anything else?

5 Who sometimes goes out
  for a

much is that?

meal with friends?

6

A

Excuse me.

pens?

6
  Who eats lots of vegetables, fruit, and fish?

B

No, I'm sorry. I don't.

7
  Who only eats meat for dinner?

A
  Where can I buy them?
B       Try
  the newsagent.

B No,, thanks. How

8 Who drinks beer?
12 •

Colours

T 13.1

1Write the colours.

4
5
6
7
8
13

Present Continuous
2 Write the -ing forms. washing swimming
driving
7 1 / work/ at home

4 Write negative and positive
  sentences.

I We
usually play football in the evening, but today we aren't playing football.
Wenplaying tennis.

3 He
usually sits next to Marco in class. But today  next to Marco.  next to Maria.

5
She usually walks to school. But this morning  to school.  to school.
2 They
usually drink wine with their dinner. But today  wine.
 beer.

4 1
usually have lunch in the office. But today  lunch in the office,  lunch in a café.

6 You usually wear a jacket to work. But today a jacket.  a T-shirt and jeans!
13 • Here and now

T
  13.2

5Look
at the picture. Write questions and answers.
1
Elena / listen to music? A Is Elena listening to Music?
B Yes ghe is.
2 Paul and Pascal / play tennis?
A Are
Paul and Pascal playing tennis?

B No,
they aren't. They're playing football 3
Elena / read a book?

4
Pascal
and Paul / wear T-shirts?

5
Roberto
/ sit / on the beach?

6
Roberto
and Elena / swim?

7
Elena
/ drink / Coca-Cola?

8
Roberto
/ read a magazine?

13 •
Present
Simple and Present
Continuous
6
Complete
the sentences. Use am, is, are, do, and
Do you like pizza?' 'Yes, I do
2
'What
 you doing?' 'I  reading.'
she drive to work?' 'No, she walks:
4 'Where you
live?' 'In London.'
Look! He  wearing
yellow trousers!
he like skiing?' 'Yes, he
7
Complete the
sentences. Use 'm not, isn't, aren't, don't, and doesn't.
George doesn't like vegetables.
This film is terrible! We  enjoying
it. 'Is Luke cooking dinner?' 'No, he
4
Theygo out in the evening. They always stay at home.
5
1
going to work today because it's Sunday.
6
She
has a dog, but she  have a cat.
Translation
8
Write
the sentences in your language.
I He's learning English.

2     You aren't listening to me!

3
What
are you wearing today?

4
What
do you wear at weekends?

5
They
usually work in the evening, but this evening they're watching TV.

Reading Summer in Portugal
9
Read the postcard and answer the questions.
I Where are Lisa and
Paul?
They're in Albufeira.
2
What's Paul
doing?

3
wqnat's the
weather like?

4
Where do they
usually stay?

5
Where are they
staying this year?

6
What do Lisa and
Paul do every morning?

Vocabulary Clothes
10
What are the clothes? I toosb boots
Dcar camt,
Wc Sr-c
having a re-a* in AlbuÇcira. Wc'rc Silk-king a cza-rr¿ near khc beach. Paulk
reading 4-hc ncaspapcr and wri4-incj *his pos+card +0 goa! The San ss
Shinthq and k rcallg hok-

Wc comc +0 Por*uqal e.vcrtj Sumnxcr.

Carot
  Milter

LOC usuattg           ni+h         -Cricnds
  Ar,a nnA Z' bu4-            acar mc'rc a ho-ect

2.4 Ctin-fron Road•

be-cause- Ana'S parcrd-g arc
  sq-aging
L'i-f-h *hem.

Edinburgh

The- bcachcs herc arc cankasktc.
wc go                   e-vcrg                 Did

Sco-f-tand

gou 4jog gour hotidag in America? scc gou Soon.
Low,
Liga
and Pant

T 13.4

11Listen and look at the
pictures. Who is it? Write the letters.
                                          3                              5                                 7
          2                              4                              6                                 8

2 strouesr
3
tsshor
                                                                                13    Here
and now

12
Look at the pictures. Describe Mike and Everyday English Carol's
clothes.
1 tired                                                                                2

13

What are you wearing? What colours are your clothes?

13 •

15 Match a line in A with a line in B.

I 2
3
4
5
6

I'm
  hungry.
I'm thirsty.
I'm hot.
I'm cold.
I'm bored.
I'm tired.

a b
c d e f

Why don't you have a drink?
Why don't
  you put on your coat?
Why don't you sit down and relax?
Why don't you have a sandwich?
Why don't you go to the cinema?
Why don't you go for a swim?

4

It's time to go!

Present
Continuous for future
Transport
and travel • Going sightseeing

I
Look at Charlie's diary for next week. Write sentences about his plans.

Monday
           2.00 pm.                Jim
           7.00           90 +0           ctne-MQ
           Jane
Tuesday
               10.00
cam. Sees
2.00 pm. play Çoo+bQll

Wednesday
             9.00
                       +0
          p.m.
            l)ncle- Joseph
1    On
M0hda
afternoon he's meetin JiM.
2

3

4

5

6

2
Which sentences
describe the present? Which sentences describe the future? Write P or F.
I I'm going to the cinema tomorrow
evening. 2
Look! He's wearing a red and green shirt. P 3 What are you doing tomorrow? 4
I'm really enjoying this meal. The fish is delicious!
5     Where are you going on Tuesday?
6     'What's the weather like?' 'The sun's
shining, but it's a bit cold.'
7
'Where's
Joe?' 'He's watching TV in the living room.'
8     Next weekend they're staying at home.'

3
Write questions and answers about Joanna's plans for next Friday.
Friday

 $.30 m. -fran +0 London mee+ Sophie at
Paddington Sta-tiOH  t .00 p.m. train to Cambridge +0 see
Mike
5 00 p m go book to Oxêord go -to
bed early Saturday
1
where
/ go / Friday morning?
A Where's
Joanna going on Friday morning? B She's going to London.
2
how
/ travel?

3
who
/ meet?

4
where
/ meet / her?

5
when
/ go / to Cambridge?

6
why
/ go / to Cambridge?

7
what
/ do / Friday evening?

14 •
It's time to go!

4      T
14.1 Look at Hannah's diary for next week. Listen to I I'm going to Rome
tomorrow. the four phone conversations and complete her diary.

Conversation
l: with Pete
Conversation 2: with Lisa Conversation 3: with Jack
Conversation
4: with Tina
MONDAY

Z .00
THURSDAYFRIDAY¿-•

Pronunciation
5      T
14.2 Listen and repeat.
'What's
your name?' cMark. What's your name?'
'Where
do you live?'
'In Paris.
Where do you live?'

T 14.3

6Underline the
stressed words in these conversations. Then listen and check.
I
'What's your job?'
'I'm a doctor. What's
your job?'
2
'What would you like?'
'A
coffee. What would you like?'
3
'Where do you work?
'In Rome. Where do you
work?'
4
'Where are you from?'

Listening

Translation

Hannah's
  diary

7 Write the sentences in your language.

'Prague.
Where are you from?'
14 • It's time to go!

2      How long are you staying there?

3      What are you doing on Friday evening?

4      'Where's Ian?' 'He's playing
football.'

9 Complete the text. Use
the words in the box.

arrived -booked-
caught collected had packed went

Last
week we decided to go to Paris for the weekend.
We
phoned the travel agent on Thursday and
(1) booked the
flights and hotel. In the evening we
(2)our bags and on Friday morning I
(3)  the tickets from the travel agent. We drove to the airport on Friday
evening and (4)              the plane at 7.30. We (5)  at the hotel at 9.30. On Saturday
and Sunday we
(6)  sightseeing in Paris and we came
back on Sunday evening. We (7)a great time!

Reading and listening
The Smiths
10 Read and listen
  to the text. Put the pictures in the correct order.
Where's our car!?

Last
Saturday John and
Amsterdam.
They went by car. They left their car in a street near a canal. Then they went
sightseeing. At four o'clock they decided to go back to their car. But where
was it? They forgot the name of the street! They looked for the car for four
hours and then went to the police.
'We
can't find our car,' said Mr Smith to the police officer.
'Where
did you leave it?' asked the officer.
near a
canal, I think,' said Mr Smith.
'But
there are lots of canals in Amsterdam, Mr Smith
A canal
in Amsterdam
The
Smiths
Mr and Mrs Smith stayed in Amsterdam for five days, but they didn't find
e their car. On Wednesday they caught the plane back to London. A week later
the police in Amsterdam phoned the Smiths.
'We found your car today,' the officer said. 'Would you like to collect
Il Answer the
questions about the text.
1
How did the
Smiths travel to Amsterdam? They went by car.
2
Where did they
leave their car?
3
How long did thev
stav in Amsterdam?
4
Did they find
their car?
5
How did they get
back to London?
6
When did the
police find their car?
14 • It's time to go!

Workbook key

Unit 1                                                                           9
2 seven 3 ten 4 six 5 one                                 5 2 Scotland 3 Wales
4 England
O fA11r
o 2 What'S her name? 10 nine, nine, nine Her name's Amy.
                                                                                102
5 3 9 4 1 5 2 6 8 7 6                                  Where's she from?
2
2 Very well, thanks.      8
4 9 7 10 10          She's from the United States.
3
This is James.                11
2 3      3 1 4 9 5 7 6 5        3 What's his name?
4
What's your name?        7
10         8 2           His name's Luis .
5
My name's Raquel.       Where's
he from? 12 2 s        He's from Brazil.
3
2 c 3 a 4 b
10 s 4 What's her name? 4 1 Pierre Dupont Hello. My name's 13 2 nine
books 3 ten bags 4 one Her name's Junko, Pierre Dupont. What's your name ?
computer 5 two televisions 6 three Where's she from?
         Alicia González
Alicia. Alicia                              houses 7 six photographs 8 seven                        She's
from Japan.

            González.                                                         sandwiches
9 eight hamburgers                         5 What's his name?
     2 Pierre Hello, Alicia. How are
you?                    10 four cameras                                                       His
name's Steven.
         Alicia Fine/OK, thanks. And
you ?                                                                                Where's
he from?
         Pierre Very well, thanks .                                                                                He's
from Australia.
6 What's her name? 3 Alicia Pierre, this is Aya Saito.
            Aya, this is Pierre
Dupont.                          Unit 2                                                          Where's
Her name's she Denise.from?
Aya
Saito Hello, Pierre.
She's
from France.
         Pierre Hello, Aya.                                                2
The United States 3 Japan
4
France 5 Spain 6
Australia                7 1 Henri Hello. My name's Henri.
5
1 Klaus Fischer
Hello. My name's
7 Italy 8 England What's your name? Klaus Fischer. What's your name?
          Denise Minjon Denise. Denise                        2
2 France 3 Spain 4 Italy                                         Isabel Isabel.
             Minjon.                                                           5
The United States 6 Japan                                    Henri Where are
you from, Isabel?
7 Australia 8 Brazil            in Portugal. Where Isabel Coimbra, 2
Denise Hello, Klaus. How are you?             are you from?
        Klaus Very well, thanks. And
you?                   3 A France B England C Japan                                Henri
I'm from Paris.

Denise Fine, thanks.

D Italy E Australia

2 Henri Hello, Isabel. How are you?

3 Klaus Denise, this is Paolo Silvetti.

4

2 Where's Boston?

Isabel Fine, thanks. And you?

Paolo, this is Denise Minjon.

It's in the United States.

Henri Very
  well, thanks. Isabel, this is

Paolo Silvetti Hello, Denise.

3 Where's Oxford?

Ana. She's from Portugal.

Denise Hello, Paolo.

It's in England.

Isabel Hello, Ana.

7 2 It's a house.

4 Where's Milan?

Ana Hello, Isabel. Where are you
  from?

3 It's a car.

It's in Italy.

Isabel I'm from Coimbra.

4 It's a hamburger.

5 Where's Paris?
It's in France.

Ana Oh, ['m from Coimbra, too!

5 It's a book.

6 Where's Rio de Janeiro?

9

2 Italy 3 computer programmer

6 It's a sandwich.

It's in Brazil.

4 married 5 France 6 teacher

7 It's a camera.

7 Where's Sydney?

7 Jean-Claude 8 Japan 9 doctor

8 It's a television. 9 It's a bag.
10 It's a computer.

It's in Australia.
8 Where's Tokyo? It's in Japan.

10 hospital

85

102 She's from 3 her school
4 London 5 Andrew 6 Scotland
13
1
1 eleven 12 twelve 13 thirteen
14
fourteen
15 fifteen 16 sixteen
17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nineteen
20 twenty 21 twenty-one
22 twenty-two 23 twenty-three
24 twenty-four 25 twenty-five
26 twenty-six 27 twenty-seven 28
twenty-eight 29 twen ty-nine 30 thirty
14
2
twenty-nine 3 twelve 4 fifteen
5 twenty 6 seventeen 7 eleven
8
thirty
9 twenty-seven 10 twenty-one
15
2
twenty-eight 3 eighteen
4 thirteen 5 twenty-three 6 sixteen
7 twenty-four 8 nineteen
9
twenty-six
10 twenty-five
162 11 3
27 4 13 5 30 6 15
7 12 8 29 9 20 10 18
Unit 3
businessman
3
doctor
4   nurse
5
police
officer
6
shop
assistant
7
student
8
teacher
2    3
What's his job?
He's a taxi driver.
4
What's
her job? She's a teacher.
5
What's
his job?
6
What's
her job?
She's a doctor.
7
What's
his job?
He's a shop assistant.
8
What's
her job?
She's a student.
3    2 She
isn't a doctor.
She's a nurse.
3  He
isn't a businessman.
He's a police officer.
4  She
isn't a taxi driver.
She's a shop assistant.
key
4    Country            Unit
4
Address
    Phone number                                                    3
4 X Edward is Andrew's brother.
     Job                                                                         5

     Married?                                                                 6
X Elizabeth is Andrew's mother.
5    2
Where's she from?         7
3  What's
her address?      8
4  What's
her phone number?9 X Anne is Philip's daughter.
5  How
Old is she?             2 2 parents
6  What's
her job?                            3 brother
7  Is
she married?              4 mother
6    2 No,
she isn't. 3 Yes, she is.             5 Wife
       4 No, éhe
isn't. 5 Yes, she is.                               6 children
       6 No, she isn't. 7
Yes, she is.                               7 sister
8   Yes,
she is. 8 father
9   daughter
7    All
answers: Yes, I am. / No, I'm not.
10 husband

8    2
Where are you from?     3 2 This is Susan's camera.

4 What's your phone
  number?

4 This is Anita's bag.

5 How old are you?

5 This is Fabien's
  computer.

6 What's your job?

6 This is Frank's
  dictionary.

7 Are you married?

7 This is Akiko's car.

12 A car, fine, nurse

8 This is David's dog.

B doctor, student, number,
  sandwich

4 3 is 4 P 5 P 6 is

C hospital, officer,
  Portugal, hamburger

8 P 9 P 10 P

13 Age 18

5

Job Shop assistant
  Married? No

10 's

Country Scotland

6
  you        your

Address 43 King Street

     he       his

Phone number 417 8924

    she     her

142 No, she isn't. 3 Yes,
  she is.

     we       our

      4 No, she isn't.    5
  Yes, she is.

they their

6 No, she isn't. 7 No, it
  isn't.

7 2 your 3 their 4 Her

15 1 They're from the
  United States.

5 My 6 his 7 Our

2 No, they aren't.
  (Michael is from

8 2 restaurant manager 3
  Carol

Canada and Carlos is from
  Cuba.)

4 29 5 teacher 6 6 7
  school

3 They're in London,
  England.

8 police officer

4 They're 22.

9
  Jobs: doctor, nurse, businessman, teacher

5 No, he isn't. (He's 24.)

Countries: Brazil, Japan,
  Spain

16
  2 Good morning. 3 Good afternoon.

Numbers: nineteen, twelve,
  six,

4 Good evening. 5 Good
  night.

twenty-three

17 2 Good evening, 3 Good
  morning.

Families: father, wife,
  son, sister

4 Good afternoon. 5 Good
  morning.

A son, wife, France

6 Good evening. 7 Good
  afternoon.

B daughter, children,
  husband C Brazil, hello

182 Oh, thanks. 3 Pardon?
  4 Sorry!

D family, manager,
  businessman

3  What's
your address?    3 This is Francesca's house.
5 1 don't know.
13 2 have 3 have 4 has
5 has 6 have 7 has

5 2 He's
57.
3
Her name's Catherine
Zeta-Jones.
4
She's from Wales. 5
They're actors.
6 His name's Dylan. 7 He's two.
8 It's
on 25th September.
6 /el/
/i:/ /e/ law /ao/ /u:/ /a:/
     a       b       f                 o         q
    h       c       1
d m k         e s
             P       x
z
7 2
Brazil 3 family 4 husband
5
daughter 6 photograph 7 wife
8 2 And
your name is?
3  How do you spell your surname?
4  Thank you. I'm sorry. He isn't in his
office. What's your phone number?
5  Thank you for telephoning. Goodbye.
Jnit 5
Sports:
2 swimming 3 skiing
4 tennis
Food: 5
Chinese food 6 hamburgers
7
ice-cream 8 Italian food 9 pizza
10
oranges
Drinks:
11 tea 12 beer

13 coffee 14 wine 15 Coca-Cola
3 No,
I don't. 4 Yes, I do. 5 Yes, I do. 6 No, I don't. 7 No, I don't. 8 Yes, I do.
3 Yes, they do. 4 No, they don't. They speak English and French.
5
No, they don't. They live
in the country, near Oviedo.
6   Yes, they do.
7
Yes, they do.
8
No, they don't. They like
football and

17 17p

seventeen p

£2.99

two pounds ninety-nine

58p

fifty-eight p

5p

five p

£26.47

twenty-six pounds forty-seven

£15.55

fifteen pounds fifty-five

75p

seventy-five p

£6.49

six pounds forty-nine

43p

forty three p

-£99

ninety-nine pounds

£1.68

one pound sixty-eight

60p

sixty p

£5.72

five pounds seventy-two

£3.81

three pounds eighty-one

98p

ninety-eight p

182 59p

3 £49.99 4 84p 5 £28.10

6 £62.45 7 50p 8 £19.23
192
£87.50 3 £11.30 4 £3.65
5 £1.95 6 £99.99 7 80p 8 £32.49

6 2 Do you like Chinese food?
3   Where do you work?
4   Do you drink coffee?
5
  What sports do
  you like?
6   How many languages do you speak?
8
  2 Do they have a
  dog?
3  Do they play football?
4  Do they like Coca-Cola?
5  Do they live near the centre of
  town?
6  Do they drink beer?
7  Do they work in a bank?
9
  1 do    2 is/ is
  3 Are 4 do
5 are 6
  Do/ do 7 Is/ is 8 do
102 1'm 3 are 4 from 5 live
6 do 7 from 8 1'm 9 but 10 in
Il your 12 don't 13 a 14 job
15 work
  16 Do
11 2 p 3 P 4 S 5 S 6 S 7 P
13  A French B English, Spanish
C Japanese, Portuguese
D Brazilian, Italian
14
  2 English 3
  French 4 Italian
5 Japanese
  6 Spanish 7 German
16 twenty-three 23 sixty-four 64
  thirty-seven 37 seventy-nine 79 forty-eight 48 eighty-six            86
  fifty-one             51 ninety-two 92 fifty-five            55

Unit 6
1
  2 It's eight
  fifteen.              3 It's ten thirty.
4
  It's four
  forty-five. 5 It's five fifteen. 6 It's six thirty. 7 It's seven fifteen.
8 It's
  nine o'clock.
2
  2 11.00 3 10.30
  4 4.45
5   1.15 6 3.45
4
  2 has 3 leaves /
  eight thirty 4 goes
5
  has 6 gets / six
  o'clock 7 goes
5 2 Marta never goes to work by bus.
  3 She usually has a sandwich in her office.
4
  She usually
  leaves work at 5.30.
5
  She never works
  in the evening.
6
  She sometimes
  goes to a restaurant in the evening.
7
  2 Where does
  Angeles live?
3
  Does she have
  breakfast?
4
  When does she go
  to the concert hall?
5
  Where does she
  usually have lunch? 6 What does she sometimes do in the afternoon?
7
  What time does
  she have dinner? 8 Does she usually go out in the evening with friends?
8
  2 She lives in a
  flat in Manhattan.

3  No, she doesn't.
4  She goes to the concert hall at nine
o'clock.
5  She usually has lunch at home. 6 She
sometimes goes for a walk in Central Park, and then listens to music.
7 At six o'clock. 8 Yes, she does.
9 2 doesn't live 3 doesn't have 4 doesn't have 5 doesn't drink 6 doesn't
listen
102
Shinji doesn't leave work at one forty-five.
3  Raoul doesn't go to work by taxi.
4  Ramiro doesn't eat toast for
breakfast. 5 Piet doesn't get home at four thirty. 6 Oliver doesn't speak
French.
7  Lidia doesn't work in a bank.
8  Raquel doesn't have three children.
Rosa
2  Does Rosa go to work by car? No, she
doesn't.

3  Does Rosa drink wine? skiing.
Yes, she does,
4  Does Rosa speak English?
Yes, she does.

Paolo

5 3 This is a dictionary.

7 The weather is very hot.

2 Does Paolo go to work by car?

4 That's a sandwich.

8 They go to the beach every day.

Yes, he does.

5 That's a

162 c 3 b 4 d 5 a

3 Does Paolo drink wine?

6 This is a pizza.

17 2 Can I
  have a ticket to London, please?

No, he doesn't.

7 That's a bag.

4 Does Paolo speak English?

6
  2

Here's
  your ticket and £5 change.

No, he doesn't.

3 Can I send an email, please?
How much is it?

12 2
  don't 3 Do / don't 4 Do / do

7 2 How much is that dictionary?

4 Can I help you?

5 Does / does 6 doesn't 7 doesn't

Answer: d

How much is it?

14 See p93

3 What time do you start work?

5 Can I have a pizza, please?

15 2 She
  leaves work. 3 She goes to bed.

Answer: g

£2.30.

4 She gets up. 5 She has lunch.

4 How does Pierre go to work?

6 She has dinner.

Answer: a

5 How many sports do you play?

17 2 Friday 3 Tuesday 4 Thursday

Answer: b

Unit 8

5 Sunday 6 Wednesday 7 Saturday

6 Why does Sandra walk to school?

18 Monday,
  Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday,

Answer: i

2 bathroom

Friday, Saturday

7 Where does Maria live?

3 toilet

192 at 3 on 4 at
  5 in 6 On

Answer: h

4 dining room

7 In 8 At 9 in

8 Who is your favourite pop star?

5 kitchen
6 bedroom
2 A bedroom
B toilet

Answer: c
9 How old are you?
Answer: f

Unit 7
1 you you
he him she her it   it we us they them

9 2

C  bathroom
D
  living
  room
E
  dining
  room
F
  kitchen
3
  2
  magazine 3 lamp 4 picture
5 shower 6 TV 7 sofa
8 CD player 9 armchair
10 video recorder 11 table
12 cooker
4
  Sample
  answers
3 There's a telephone in
  the living room. 4 There are four chairs in the dining room.
5
  There's
  a TV in the bedroom.
6  There are
  two pictures in the dining room.
7  There's a
  magazine the bedroom. 8 There are two lamps in the bedroom. 5

102 Hawaii
3 is

4 wife number
five
5 never
6 likes
7 seven
hot 3 old 4 new 5 big
2  2 her 3 them
4 me 5 us 6 you   6 small 7 expensive 8 cheap
3  2 them 3 him      5
us 6 you   9 horrible 10 lovely

4  3 What's
that?    12 2
It's a house.   3 4 What's this?    4 It's a glass.     5
5  What's that?      6
  It's a computer.                  7
6  What's
that?    8
  It's a taxi.                       9
7

What's
this?      10 Pilar's coffee is hot.
Alberto's car is old.
Sarah's car is new.
Alain's apple is big.
Judit's apple is small.
Maurice's computer is expensive.
Yumik computer is cheap.
Keith's hamburger is horrible.
Catherine's hamburger is lovely.

It's an ice-cream.

15 2 The buildings in San
  Francisco aren't

4 No, there aren't.

8 What's
  this?

very old.

5 Yes,
  there is.

It's a camera.

3 The food is fantastic.

6 No, there aren't.

9 What's
  that?

4 The food is cheap.

7 No, there isn't.

It's a taxi.

5
The
  hotel is very modern.
6 The hotel is cheap, but it
  isn't

8 Yes,
  there are.

3 No, there isn't.

comfortable.
kev

6    3 Is there a magazine in the living
room? No, there isn't.
4  Are there any pictures in the
bathroom? Yes, there are.
5  Is there a picture in the toilet?
Yes,
there is.
6  Is there a TV in the bathroom? No,
there isn't.
7  Are there any CDs in the bedroom?
No,
there aren't.
8  Is there a table in the dining room?
Yes, there is.
7    2 d 3 e 4 f 5 a 6 c
9 A
armchair, lovely, never
B because, Japan, until
C dictionary, holiday, horrible, languages D computer,
delicious, expensive, fantastic
E
afternoon, magazine, Portuguese
102 in
3 on 4 next to
Il 2
on 3 in 4 under 5 on/ next to
6 on /
under
12 See p93
13 2 There are two.
3  Yes, there is.
4  They sit in the living room and watch
television or listen to music.
5  On the walls in the dining room.
6  No, it isn't. It's new.
7  They have lunch in the dining room.
8  Yes, there is.
9  Yes, they're very happy. 16 See p94
17 2 City Hotel
3  newsagent
4  post office
5  church
18 Sample answers
2 Yes,
go down Park Street. Turn right into
London
Road. Go past the Internet
Café.
The supermarket is on the right. les, uoW11   n right into Oxford Road. Then
turn left
at the
City Hotel into Queen Street.
The
bank is on the left.
4 Yes,
go down Station Road, past Park Street and Oxford Road. Turn right
into
King's Road. The cinema is on
the
left, next to the newsagent.
Unit 9
2   Two thousand
3   nineteen ninety-nine
4   eighteen forty-eight
5   two thousand and two
6   nineteen eighty-seven
7   eighteen fifteen
8   two thousand and twenty
9   nineteen forty-five
2
2 1976
3
1588 4 1914
5   2003
6   1750
7   1862
8   1995
3
Maria 1930
Roberto
1955
Sofia 1957 Luigi 1957
Rosa
1959
Antonella
1959
Marco
1960

Alessandro
1978
Francesca
1980
Arianna
1985
Donatella
1985
4
2 When was
Alessandro born? He was born in 1978. 3 When were Arianna and Donatella born?
They
were born in 1985.
4  When were Antonella and Rosa born?
They were born in 1959.
5  When was Roberto born?
He was
born in 1955.
6  When was Marco born? He was born in
1960.
7  When were Sofia and Luigi born?
They
were born in 1957.
8  When was Francesca born?
She was
born in 1980.
wcrc    uonr.
They were born in 1930.
6    2 was born 3 1564 4 was
5 were 6
was born 7 were born
7    Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart was a
musician. He was born in Salzburg,
Austria,
in 1756. His wife's name was
8    2 Was Amy Johnson English? Yes, she
was.
3   Was she born in Liverpool?
No, she
wasn't. She was born in Hull.
4   Was she born in 1913?
No, she
wasn't. She was born in 1903.
5   Was her husband's name Jim Mollison?
Yes, it was.
9    2 Charles Dickens wasn't a musician.
He was a writer.
3   Agatha Christie wasn't from Scotland.
She was
from England.
4   Bill Clinton wasn't President of
Canada.
He was President of the USA.
5   Marie Curie wasn't French. She was
polish,
6   Laurel and Hardy weren't Australian.
They were American.
7   Humphry Bogart and Ingrid Bergman
weren't singers. They were actors.
102 Was
/ wasn't 3 weren't / were
4   were/ was 5 Were / weren't
6 Was / wasn't / was were 3 bought 4 went
5   said 6 saw 7 took
12 2 saw
3 were 4 went 5 bought
6 said 7 took 8 saw 9 was
14   Food & drink: wine, tea Jobs:
nurse, teacher, businessman Rooms: dining room, kitchen, bathroom
Places:
bank, post office, railway station
Family:
daughter, husband, parents
Days of the week: Sunday, Thursday,
Wednesday
Furniture:
armchair, bed, table
Verbs:
watch, listen, play
Adjectives:
big, horrible, old
15   2 July
3
April
4
December
October
6
February
7
September
8
June 9 August
10 March
Il November

Constanze and his children s names were Carl and Franz.
  Carl was born in 1784 and Franz was born in 1791.

12 May
16
February
March
April
May
June
July
August
September October
November
December

17 2nd

second

3rd

third fourth

5th

fifth

6th

sixth

7th

seventh

8th

eighth

9th

ninth

10th

tenth

11th

eleventh

12th

twelfth

13th

thirteenth

14th

fourteenth

15th

fifteen th

18 2
July 15th
3     March 22nd
4     November 12th
5     February 28th
6     June 5th
7     September I Ith
8     December 31st
9     April 6th
10  August 19th
Il May
17th
12   October 10th
13   March 1st
Unit 10
1
2 cooked 3 stayed 4
worked
5
listened 6 watched
2
A cooked, worked, watched
B stayed, listened
3
2 listened 3 watched 4
cooked
5
worked 6 played 4
See p94
5
2 had 3 went 4
bought 5 ate 6 saw
6
7
7
9 3 Did
he play football?
No, he
didn't.
4  Did he buy a newspaper?
Yes, he did.
5  Did he do a lot of homework? No, he
didn't.
6  Did he watch television?
Yes, he did.
7  Did he go to work?
No, he
didn't.
8  Did he listen to the radio?
Yes, he
did.
102 Who did you see last weekend? 3 What time did you get home yesterday
evening?
4  How much homework did you do last
week?
5  What did you have for breakfast this
morning?
6  Where did you have lunch yesterday?
12 2 We didn't see our friends
yesterday.
3  They didn't get up late yesterday
morning.
4  You didn't play tennis.
5  1 didn't have a big breakfast. 6 He
didn't do a lot of housework at the weekend.
7  We didn't watch a film on TV yesterday
evening.
8  Last week I didn't stayin a hotel in
Paris.
14 2
play golf 3 go windsurfing 4 go sailing 5 go walking 6 go dancing 7 go
ice-skating 8 play baseball 9 play football 10 play cards Il play ice-hockey 12
go skiing
l) 2 They had a really good time. 3 They stayed in a house with their
friends, Graham and Rachel.
4  Every morning they got up at nine
o'clock.
5  The weather was lovely — hot and
sunny. 6 Hannah and Rachel usually played tennis in the afternoon.
7  In the evening they cooked a big meal
in the house.
8  After dinner they went dancing.
16 See
p95
Unit 11
2 ride a
horse 3 usea computer
4 drive
acar 5 draw 6 play the guitar
7 run 8
speak French 9 play the piano
3
3 Bill can use a
computer can t ride a horse.
5  Amanda can't read music.
6  Amanda can ride a horse,
7  Jill and Sam can read music.
8  Jill and Sam can use a computer. 9
Jill and Sam can't ride a horse.
4
3 Can Bill read
music? Yes, he can.
4  Can Bill ride a horse? No, he can't.
5  Can Amanda use a computer? NO, she
can't.
6  Can Amanda ride a horse? Yes, she can.
7  Can Jill and Sam read music?
Yes,
they can.
8  Can Jill and Sam use a computer?
Yes,
they can.
9  Can Jill and Sam ride a horse? No,
they can't.
6 2 can 3 can 4 can't 5 France
6 can't
7 can 8 can 9 can't
8
2 C 3 A 4 B 5 C 6
A 7 B
9
2 Can I help you?
3  Can you tell me the time, please?
4  Can I have a pizza, please?
5  Can you speak more slowly, please?
102 Yes, P want to buy this newspaper. 3 It's about ten forty-five.
4 Yes, of course. Small, medium or large? 5 1'm sorry. Can you understand
now?
12 2 December 3 football 4 Tuesday 5 weekend 6 bought 7 garden 13 1 It
doesn't matter.
2    I can't find my plane ticket.
You put
it on the table.
3    I don't understand this word. Check it
in your dictionary.
4    This computer doesn't work.
Did you
push this button?

6 What's the matter? The CD player's broken.

5    I'm lost. Can you help me? Where do
you want to go?
12
1
2 1'd like to use your
dictionary 3 1'd like to buy her new CD.
4  1'd like a stamp.
5  1'd like to see the new Stephen
Spielberg film.
6  1'd like to be a student again!
2
3 1'd like a glass of
water. 4 1'd like to play chess.
     ; T 'A          to li<ten to CD
6   1'd like a stamp.
7   1'd like a cup of coffee.
8   1'd like to buy a computer.
3
3 Would you like to watch
a video?
4
Would you like a glass Of
orange juice?
5
Would you like some cake?
6
Would you like to go
skiing?
7
Would you like a pizza?
8
Would you like to playa
computer game?
chicken 3 fish
4     fries
5     fruit
6     mineral water
7     salad
8     soup
9     tomato
10  vegetables
5    2 Yes, er, I'd like the soup to start,
please. 3 And what would you like for your main course?
4  Can I have the fish, please?
5  The fish. Very good. And what would
you like to drink?
6  Can I have a glass of white wine,
please? 7 Certainly. A glass of white wine.
8  And I'd like a bottle of mineral
water, too,
9  Yes, of course. Thank you.
6    tomato soup, roast chicken and salad,
fries, apple pie and cream, a beer, a coffee 1 2 What would you like to start?
3 And for your main course?
4  How would you like it cooked?
5  Can I have the roast chicken
6  1'd like a glass of white wine
9 2 day
3 new 4 sister 5 my
6 shop
7 usually
Mitsuo 3 Helga
4   Serena
5   Helga and Mitsuo
6   Jake
7   Serena
8   Mitsuo
12 2 In a newsagent
3   In the street
4   In a clothes shop
5   At the market
6   In a newsagent
13 1 Next to
2   No, thanks
3   in a size 44
4   try on / The changing rooms
5   two kilos of / that's all 6 Do you
sell
Unit
13
2 red 3
white 4 green 5 brown
6 black 7 blue 8 grey
2
4 studying 5 running 6
making
7
sitting 8 watching 9 phoning
10
eating
3
2 1'm learning English.
3
We're sitting in the
living room.
4
She's talking to her
sister. 5 They're enjoying the film.
6
He's dancing.
7
15m working
at home.
4
2 they aren't drinking /
They're drinking
3
he isn't sitting / He's
sitting
4
1'm not having / I'm
having
5
she isn't walking / She's
running
6
you aren't wearing /
You're wearing
5
3 Is Elena reading a
book?
No, she isn't. She's listening to
musicu 4 Are Pascal and Paul wearing T-shirts? Yes, thev are.
5  Is Roberto sitting on the beach?
Yes, he is.
6  Are Roberto and Elena swimming? No,
thev aren't. Roberto is reading and Elena is listening to music.
7  Is Elena drinking Coca-Cola? Yes, she
is.
8  Is Roberto reading a magazine?
No, he isn't. He's reading a book.

6
2 are / 'm 3 Does 4 do 5
is
6    Does / does
7    2 aren't 3 isn't 4 don't 5 'm not
6
doesn't
9 2
He's readiney the newspaper.
3 The sun's shining and it's really
hot. 4 They usuallv stay with their friends, Ana and Zé.
5 They're staving in a hotel. 6 They go swimming.
102
trousers 3 shorts 4 coat
5
trainers 6 jumper 7 dress
8 skirt
9 sandals 10 shirt
Il
shoes 12 jacket 13 hat
11
2 b 3 c 4 b 5 d 6
a 7 c
12
Sample ans',vers
1  Mike's wearing a jacket, a shirt,
trousers, and shoes.
2  Carol's wearing a hat, coat, jumper,
skirt, and 500ts.
14 2 hot
3 hungry 4 cold
5 thirsty 6 bored 15 2
Unit
14
2  On Mondav evening he's going to the
cinema with Jane.
3  On Tuesdav morning he's seeing the
dentist.
4  On Tuesdav afternoon he's playing
football.
5  On Wednesday morning he's driving to
Liverpool.
uncle
Joseph.
2
3 F 4 P 5 F 6 P 7
P 8 F
3
2 How's she
travelling?
She's
travelling by train.
3 Who's she meeting?

4 Where's she meeting her?
She's meeting her at Paddington
Station.

She's
meeting Sophie.
5 When's she going to Cambridge? She's going to Cambridge at one o'clock.
6 Whv's
she going to Cambridge?
She's
going to Cambridge to see Mike. 7 What's she doing on Friday evening?
She's
going to bed earlv.
4 Sample
answers
Monday: 8.00 pm — go for a meal with Pete
Tuesday:
8.30 pm — meet Lisa and
Mark at
the cinema
Wednesday:
2.00 pm — see the dentist
Thursday.
2.00 pm — play tennis with Jack
Friday:
Go to London — meet Tina at the station at 9.30
6 The
stressed words are underlined. a 'What's your job?'
'I'm a doctor.
What's ¥0_ur job?' b CMThat would you like?'
'A coffee.
What would you like?' c 'Where do you work?'
'In Rome.
Where do you work?' d 'Where are you from?'
'Prague.
Where are you from?'
8
2 underground 3 ship
4 bicycle
9

2 packed
3  collected
4  caught
5  arrived
6  went
7  had
10
a
Il 2
They left their car in a street near the city centre.
3  They stayed in Amsterdam for five
days.
4  No, they didn't.
5  They caught the plane.
6  The police found their car a week
later.
12
2 a 3 b 4 c
13
zoo
Prince
Charles Park
Open
from 10.00 to 4.00
Adults
£8 Children £4
Science
Museum
Open
from 9.30 to 6.00 every day.
Adults
£5 Children £3
Bus
Tour of the City
The bus
leaves at 9.00, 11.00,
1.00 and 3.00 from Queen Street
The
tour takes two hours

6 14
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L
17
H C)
N IOE
E 13T
           14T                    E
15M
Unit 8 12
Unit—8
16

Unit 10 4

10 16

Sport' Centre

APPLICATION FORM

swimming ( squash ) (fitness training ,)

                                                 basketball           athletics
tennis
Phonetic
symbols

Consonants

1
2
    /b/
3
    /t/
4
    /d/
5
6                 /g/
7
8               /v/
9
10
11               /1/
12
13
    /n/
14
    /h/
15
    /r/
16
17
18
19             /ð/
20
21
    /3/
22
    /tJ/
23
    /d3/
24

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 as in as in as in as
    in as in

pen /pen/ big /blg/
    tea /ti:/ do du:/ cat /kæt/ go gao/ four /fo:/ very / i veri/
    son /snn/ zoo /zu:/ live /IIV my mal/' near /nla/ happy l hæpi/
    red red/ yes /jes/ want /wDnt/

thanks Oæt)ks/ the ða she fi:
television / tellv13n/ child ItJalld/
German /'d33:man/
English 'Ing11J/

Vowels

25
    /i:/
26
    /I/
27
    /i/
28
    /e/ 29
    /æ/
30
    /a:/
31
    /D/
32
    /o:/
33
34              /u:/
35
36
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 /hlz/
    twenty / itwenti/ ten /ten/ stamp /stæmp/ father
    /'fa:ða/ hot /hDt/ morning /'mo:n11J/ football /Tutbo:l/

you /ju:/ sun /SAn/ learn /13:n/ letter /
    'leta/

Diphthongs (two vowels together)

38
    /ev' as in     name /nelm/

39
            as in no /naö/
40
    /alj as in      my /mal/
41
    /ao/ as in     how /hao/
42
    /01/             as in     boy
    /b01/
43
    ha/   as in        hear
    /h10/
44
    /ea/ as in      where /wea/

45
    as in tour /tU0/

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