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What's your name?
Where's she from?
Where are you from?
In class
People and things
She's British
What's your job?
Personal information
How old is she?
Two cities
Brothers and sisters
Eat in or take away?
Food I like
Live, work and study
My free time
Buying things
What time is it?
A typical day
Where does she work?
An evening out
A day off
My home town
Are there any shops?
Tourist information
It's my favourite
We're twins
Can you drive?
Directions
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Birthdays
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Language Summary Student's Book p114 Fill in the gaps with these words or phrases, Hole tomeet my name's You too What's your PAULA Hello... 'm Paula, name? ENZO Hello, Enzo. PAULA. Nic you, ENZO Hi thanks 'mfine Andyou How are LENA + Amir, AMIR Hi, Lena, you? LENA thanks, amin I'm OK, Introducing people [ZTE fe te Ed (8) Wite the words. nie + [5] = speting YVONNE Robert,t hI s is Meilin, ROBERT H Meilin. N tom you. MEILIN. Your Saying goodbye EEINSTERG ED [5] Wite the words. LENA By @ , Amir, AMIR. G pLena.$ yous LENA Yes,s___ you. |, my, you, your Fillin the gaps with my, you or your, HUGO Hello, I’m Hugo. What's UAN Hi, name’ Lian HUGO Nice to meet UAN _t00, CARLA Hello, Alexei ALEXEI Hi, Carla, How are ? CARLA ’m fine, thanks. And 2 ALEXEL ‘'m OK, thanks. Numbers 0-12 HF [5| Wite the numbers, © 2810 5 10 1 6 " - 2 7 ie 8 8 ‘ 8 Phone numbers EF Fill in the gaps with these words. Wrets number modile t's your What's. your 07700 900187, aU | ws o121 496 0317, Countries Ed (5) write the countries. Where are you from? he, his, she, her EXIT Ei Fitin tne gaps with he, his, she or her. His name's Enrique Iglesias. BI Fit'in the gaps with these words. A ns Hele And Where meet too Nice name's from I'm FABIEN Hello. , 'm Fabien. CLARA. Hi, my Clara FABIEN to you, CLARA You FABIEN are you from? CLARA I'm Spain, you? FABIEN from France Review: introducing people name? B © name's Will Smith, from the USA EW Fitin the gaps with these words. Hi How Nice OK Im ‘rom you this too EMMA Hi, Brian. BRIAN Hello, EMMA. I'm fin And 2 BRIAN. Pm , thanks. EMMA Brian, is Kaoru, BRIAN Hello, Kaoru to meet you, a panes KAORU You B® name's Shakira MMA Where are you ? ‘A Where's "from? KAORU from Osaka, in Japan. B® ___'s torn Colombia, The alphabet HI 2 Fitinthe gaps. Use small letters abea ti m qr uw b Wilte the alphabet, Use capita letters apc First names and surnames [EINE BI Fritin the gaps with these words. spel your What's name How surname TEACHER What's your fist «please? ANTONIO. It's Antonio. Teacher your ? ANTONIO. Morales TEACHER do you that? ANTONIO. M-o-r-a-l-e-s. Things in your bag (1) aandan 1 [5] rite the words Then put or an in the boxes ie tfaloictionacy e(L]o 2CIp 7Cp sm sClb «Oo eLla su Classroom language Bi Filin the gaps with these phrases. Exewseme —InEnglish What does. Idon't know — | don't understand Can you repeat that How do you spell GABRIELA ' Excuse me TEACHER Yes, Gabriela? GABRIELA. 2 dictionary? TEACHER D-i GABRIELA ‘Thank you. JOHANN Excuse me. TEACHER 1's your family name, JOHANN I'm sorry, # TEACHER Your first name is Johann. Your surname is Schulz JOHANN Oh, OK. Thank you TEACHER Look at the photo on page 12. yousser 5 please? TEACHER Look at the photo on page 12. DENIZ Excuse me, What's this, TEACHER It’s a notebook. DENIZ OK, thank you. TEACHER Jiang, what's the answer to question 2 TANG Ti sorry, POT UE we eS People and things People KEURIEGAR Things HB [S| Do the crossword. S97 [wla Fr Plurals Pronunciation: /e/ and /2/ BD Wits she puree, HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book pts ae een Look at the letters in bold. Metch the words tothe sounds. 2 ateacher | man teacher apple practise vocabulary —— | China women sendwich Braz italy 4 ating val 5 ababy 7 aname 8 acountry bag computer @ asendwich on teacher 10 awomen - 1 awateh _ 12 an answer Pronunciation: word stress (1) : El Mark the stress (°) on these words. Spelling: review 1 Italy 7 computer i [S) Circle the words with the correct spelling. 2 Brazil 8 notebook 1 Brasil /(Grazi) 6 notts00k / notebook 3 Russia 9 dictionary 2 eihgt / eight 7 sorry / sory + Cormany 10 umorela 8 pen / pons &sanwich/ sandwich facto ow ae 4 umotela/ umbrola—@ stmame /sumame 5 phone / sone 10 frst name /furstname 6 Turkey 12 mobile Reading and Writing Portfolio 1 p52__| She’s British Nationalities EREIIETSEN Find 15 nationalities (4 ¥), A AL NjJO sR lie) U Gore U aa 7 Ul E}i ORD XRSQPBS RINNKADETOARS Mle xX 1 CANA PNALI A/S VS YMCAHIZA NJE UHI THLEESIN OU eet ee eck BEGYP N E AMER I ° w weco A AEA L be (singular): positive EEIUIIIER BI Fitin gaps 1-11 wth m, re oF His name! s Roger. He?__ from the USA fer name? _ Carnie She‘ _ French. Hello, 1 Alicia I Colombian, Language Summary 2, Student's Book p116 Hello, my name® Hiro. 17 Japanese and ‘a manager. This is my car. tralian be (singular): negative EF Make these sentences negative + tmateacher tim not teacher 2 He's a student, 3 You're from Russia, 4 It's German, 6 Im British 7 Mytteacher’s American, 8 Youtea singer. Hil Tick (7) the true sentences. Make the other sentences negative. Wire the correct sentences, pital of India. British, Kylie Minogue isn’t British, She's Australian. 3 Cameron BI » Spain, 4. Renault isa French company. Big Ben isin Washington, Daniel Graig is Russian Starbucks is a British company. ‘Tokyo is the capital of Japan, Jobs 3] wit the jobs amanager Specs) be (singular): Wh- questions [TUNER BW Filin the gaps in these conversations. Conversation 1 ‘A Hello, what’s your name? 5 A 8 A 8 Where name's Oliver. you from? from the UK. your job? Conversation 2 A Hi, your name? a My Holly A are you 2 8 the USA. A job? 8 actross, Look at photos 1=4. Flin the gaps inthe conversations, ‘A What's his name? 8 > o> o His Hamaal Bruce he trom? from Australia his job? name? Hamad Egypt. job? manager a her name? 8 asin A from? e frorn Turkey. A job? ® a doctor. Carolina Carolina Mexico, o> o> o> teacher be (singular): yes / no questions and short answers [EINER Ei a Make questions wit these words 1 Au ala / from /'s / Bruce ? 1s Bruce from Australla? The 2. police office Isfa? 3 Aylin /Is / Germany / from ? 4 she s/doctor/a? 5. Franee / trom /Is / Harnadi ? 6 he/Is/manager /a? 7 from /s / Mexico / Carolina waitress / she /Is/a? b Write short answers to the questions inga 1 Yes, he is, 2 Fill in the gaps with am, 'm, are, is or isnt 1A Am Linthis class’ B Yes, you 2A you Russian? your car Japanese you a musician? Nol not, this your bag? Yes, it Titles Greetings MUMUTNWx Personal information questions EXIGE EI Complete the conversations with these tiles and greetings. Mr Mrs Good evening (x2) Good moming (x2) Good night (x2) Good afternoon (x2) BB Read the conversation. Flin the gaps with these questions. Whats yourfiretnarme-please? What's your nationality? How do you spell that? Can you repeat that, please? What's your sumame? What's your email address? What's your address? What's your mobila number? ELLEN Good afternoon, Please take a seat. Net Thank you. ELLEN Welcome to the BRSC Bank. My name’s Ellen. NEIL Nice to meet you, ELLEN You too. !_ What's your first name, please? NEIL It’s Neil ELLEN Thank you, ® NEIL It’s Horton ELLEN ? NEIL Heo-t ELLEN Thank you. ¢ IL I'm Australian. ELLEN NEIL [e's 17 William Street, London SE18 4D. ELLEN & NEIL Yes, its 17 William Street, London SE18 4ED. ELLEN Thanks. 7 NEIL It's neil, horton@[Link]. ELLEN OK. Neil, I's 07700 900769. ELLEN” Thank you very much. 2D ANDSKILLS aug Numbers 13-100 ,ITaxIINnEE EI [5] Write the numbers and mark the stress () a 13 thirtéen h 60s bao t ives owt j 7 8 a 40 1 k Be et 1 8 @ 150 1 min a6 s n 90 n E1 wiite the answers in words. a eighty-six twenty-two = sixty-four bb thirty-one + forty-six eighty-nine ~sixty-three twenty-four + eighteen 8 ninety-thrae ~ forty-two = shety-six + thirty-four = How old... ? EE W0ST0EE EI Fitin the gaps with these words and phrases. How old How oldis How old are Im He's years: How old is she? Pronunciation: word stress (2) Mark the stress (°) on these nationalities. 1 G&man 6 Spanish 2 Russian 7 Brazilian 3. American 8 allan 4 British ® Turkish 5 Chinese 10 Australian Pronunciation: /1/ and /i:/ HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p21 a Look at these pictures. Check you remember the sounds /1/ and /iv A six nineteen b Look at the vowels in bold. Are the vowel sounds: the same (S) or different (0)? 1 six nineteen D 6 Miss please 2 thing single S 7 women Brit a he's his 8 police she's 4 email Chinese 9 ‘ifteon_ fifteen 5 waiches people 10 evening evening Spelling: jobs 1 [5] write the vowels (a, ¢, 0, u) in these jobs. tateacher san ar eee wee, 6 an clr ss eigen ay ye sadiaur eam nig t Spelling: plurals EZ [5] Circle the correct plurals 1 Y/choires 6 sandwiches / sandwichs 2 diarys / diaries 7 babies / babys 8. girs / gites 8 mans /men 4 watchs /watches 9 women/wirin 5 countrys /countries 19 poeple / people Reading and Writing Portfolio 2 p54 Adjectives (1) Two cities El a [5] Wite the vowels (a,0,i,0,u)n these adjectives, 1 2 3 4 b bad 5 fr ndy hot ob t now 7 _xp_ns sm [S] Write the opposites of the adjectives in ta. 1 2 3 4 good. 5 Word order with adjectives; very BI Nake sentences with these words 1 Her / beautitul/ very /is / Her cat is very beautiful friendly / My /is / teacher / very ls / phone / a /old / very a / She's / doctor / good bags / are / The / expensive very /a/It's / house / big is / country / hot /a/ Egypt are The / nice / sandwiches / very dictionary / good / very /s / His f Language Summary 3, Student's Book p118 be (plural): positive and negative IEEIIIINEEP El Read the email Fillin the gaps with the correct positive (+) or negative (-) form of be. ean é HiCharotte How ' aro. (*) you? We?) in Thallandl it? (#)a beautiful country and the people + (+) very friendly. We 5 @)inBangkok, wo) ina nice hotel in Chiang | Mal. Theol”. (expensive and tne manager?) very friendly. The rooms ® ()very big, but they 6 very nice. Derek |___()inthe hotel now, he" (ina café. And it! (+) very hot here! See you soon. Love Molly and Derek PS Here's a photo of our new friends! be (plural): questions and short answers a Fill in the gaps with is, ’s or are. 1 Where are. Molly and Derek? the people very friendly? Molly and Derek in Bangkok? Where... the hotel? the hotel expensive? the rooms very big? Where _____ Derek now? it very hot in Thailand? b Write the answers to the questions in 4a. They're in Thailand. 5 6 7 a Review: contractions (1) Review: short answers EB Write these sentences with contractions (Vm, he’s, KB] Choose the correct short answers (a, bore) aren't, etc.). 1 Are wein room 237 1 Hojo ttom Now Yor, @ves, we ere. Yes, lam, 6 Yes, were He's rom New York, 2 Aeyou col? 2 Lam trom Moscow. @ [Link]. —B No,tack —&- No, tmnt 3 Is Hannah trom Gecmany? 38 You are not in this class. @ Yes, she's. b Yes, sheis, 6 Yes, she's is. 4 Are your friends at the hotel? 4 He is not from London. No, thay not. b No, they isn't. © No, they arent, 5 Am|inyour class? 5 Whats your name? a Yos, youare. b Yos,are you. ¢ Yes, yout. 6 Is Bruno a good musician? 5 She is not Spanish, she is Mexican, a No,henot. b No,heisn't, © No, he arent. 7 Is your cty very beautiful? 7. We are in Poland and itis very cola, a Yos, t's b Yes,isit, Yes, itis, ‘8 Are you and Francesca at school now? 8 They are not actors, they are waiters. No, we aren't. b No, aren't we. © No, we not Brothers and sisters Family Look at the Clark family. Fill in the gaps with these words, father mother husband wife son daughter brother sister children paronts 1. Frank's Paul's_father Paulis Frank's Frank is Daisy's Jane is Daisy's Daisy is Frank's Daisy is Pauls Paul is Milio's 2 a 4 5 6 Jane's Paul's 7 8 ° Frank and Daisy are Paul, Jane and Milio's 10 Paul, Jane and Mille are Frank and Daisy's Look again atthe Clark family. Fil inthe gaps with Bh Choose the correct words. these words + Where's //@@) cctonary? grandparents §— grandchildren grandfather 2 Kathy and Penny are we / our children. grandmother grandson granddaughter 3 What's he /his mother's name? 4 We / Our aren't from the USA. 1 Flta and Joe are Paul's_ grandparents 5 Is Justin you /your br 2 Jane is Rita's 6 I/ My friend Ray is she / her father. 23 Rita is Jane's 7 H/s isat very expensive 4 Paulis Joe's 8 What's they / their surname? § Joe is Mile's 9 They / Their are't he / his she /her in you / your lass? 6 Paul, Jane and Millie are Rita and Joe's Oh oak Review: be Possessive 's TIIUNEER Fillin the gaps with the correct form of be. Fillin the gaps with the correct names and '. 1. Paulis Jane and Millie's. brother. 2 Rita's mother. 3 Josis husband 4 Ritais wife 8 does father. 6 Frankis Jos and _ son 7 Jane is Frank and daughter, & Mihoie Pe ane cio. ROSE This ' is_a photo of my grandchildren. HILDA How old they? Ell Wie is or P (= the possessive) for ‘sin these ROSE Cassie} twemty-one and Noah* sentences nineteen. 1. She's a doctor. HILDA $____ they student Nigel is Steve's br ROSE No, they 6 Cassie?_____an actress His name's Brett and Noah! ___a waiter, Bianca's an actress, Gary's wife is French. Vicky's parents are italian My teacher's from the UK, My teacher's name is Ed ‘'s= Subject pronouns (|, you, etc.) and possessive adjectives (my, your, etc.) EEXUINERE 1 Fil in the gaps in the table. MUM Hello, Erin. ® you OK? subject te lee wo | they FRIN. Yes, T° fine, Mum, pronouns: 2 7 MUM Where # you? 03888918 | my your = ERIN T!2____ with Silvia. Wel? ina café, adjectives Mum “Olivia with you? ERIN No, she * She'S__ata friend’s house: Food and drink (1) (TEETIIEGES [5] write tne letters in these words for food and drink 1aespresso cece amen slew yn) 3 s_dw hh = 8 ac_ols 4 asild 8 ac_pp Bat 10 ach Money and prices BI Wie these prices in words 2 875 »e © 206 2216 ° 25 + £070 seventy-five dollars ? [EE Filia the gaps with How much is or How much are. How much . at the small bag? B Ws £3990. az these pens? 8 Theyre £2.08, as the croissants? B They'e €1960. as this watch? B Its $100. con sand t_m Ina caté E11 Peas these conversations, Flin he gaps with these words can hats Thanks — Anything weleame Eat away in please ASSISTANT —_Gan_Thelp you? CUSTOMER 1 Yes, a coffee and a croissant, ASSISTANT — Sure. else? CUSTOMER 1 No, chars all, shanks. ASSISTANT Ear or take ? CUSTOMER 1 in, please ASSISTANT OK, £3.50, please. cusromer1 alot. ASSISTANT You're away help alse Sure Youre Thank ake Eat much please AssistaNT Can you? CUSTOMER2 Yes, a cappuccino, please. ASSISTANT Anything > CUSTOMER 2 Yes, an egg sandwich, ASSISTANT inor away? CUSTOMER? Take + please ASSISTANT OK, that’s £4.75, pease customer 2 you very ASSISTANT welcome. VOCABULARY pee) Tel (ihES > Food | like Food and drink (2) 5] Do the crossword love, like, eat, drink, a lot of Pronunciation: // and /A/ HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p29 ED 2 Complete the words. Pictures Chock you ea a remember the i sounds /0/ and /s/. coffee umbrella 1 1_v_ chocolate, b Look at the vowels in bold. Circle the correct vowel sounds, b Tick (/) the sentences in 2a that are true for you 1 orange Gas 6 mother /o/ /a/ 2 orothor e/a) 7 ollar—/o/ /a/ Pronunciation: syllables 3 husband —/D/ /a/ 8 watch 10f {af ED 2 Look at these words, Notice the number 4 chocolete /o/ /n/ 9 Novo /o/ /n/ of syllables. 5 doctor fof inf 10 son fof Inf big = 1 sylabie British ~ 2 sylables (British) Spelling: numbers computer = 8 sylables (compute) : eee Ei [5] wate these numbers in words bb Wite the numberof sylables in these words. a8 five. 2 99 a friendly = 2 feat b 15 no 7 > unfionaly 9 husband « 86 it _ e cheap h wife ou i 83 4 expensive 1 grandson e 40 k 3t ° ualy grandchildren 1 28 1 100 - [EB eosin ana wring Pontoto 386 | Live, work and Study Language summary 4, Student's Book p120 otudy have football work — children lve centre lke car languages city British music office flat company Phrases with like, have, live, work, study (TX0TE5 a k ali work fora Present Simple (I, you, we, they): positive and negative Ja Choose the correct verbs. work / Gad) aban EA Read about Joset. Fill in the gaps with the positive («) or lke / ve Japanese food negative (-) of like, have, live, work or study. fee a ee {ke ve in an ob ho My name's Josef and I! live_(+) in Berlin, in Germany. I'm married and my wife's name is Claudia. We ? (+) ewo daughters, Seema Katia and Elise, but we (-)a son, Katia is 12 and Elise 8 ive / have in the USA is 15. They * (+) languages at school and their English 7 Ive / have a good camera is very good. They $ (4) rock music and Italian food, eee bur they § () Chinese food. 8 ike / ve chocolate We? (s) ina very nice flat in the centre of the city. Ima teacher and 1? (+) in a school near our flat. bb Write eight sentences about you. We? ()a dog, but we " (+) three cats Use the phrases in 3a and the Present ‘Simple positive or negative. 1 I don't stuay Italian Josef > My free time Free time activities a [S) Write the missing letters in these phrases. goto the © ‘b Tick (v) the things in ta you do in your tree time. Present Simple (I, you, we, they): questions and short answers [EYEE Ed ead about the American rock band Midnight. Flin the gaps with these verbs |e watch have pk live drink Jove eat (x2 8.0.6. [winwiicniohi MIDNIGHT —— PCVura PROFILE mena cag DNA ence Cant Daca Hil Welcome to the Midnight website, Our names ‘re Morcus, Luke and Poul and we * In Chicago, in the USA. We love our cy and we 2 @ lot of good friends here. Midnight play rock music and we ® ike the Red Hor Chil Peppers and REM, We go on tour* @ lot, and in our free ime we 4 a lot of DVDs and 5 video games, We also ® ‘out @ lot when we're on tour and we 7 Chinese food. We olso ® alot of sondwiches ond ® a lot of coffee! “go on tour = go from city to city and play concerts Ey Read about Midnight again. Then fill in the gaps in these questions. 1A Where _do_ Marc In Chicago, in the USA, 2A they tke Chicago? B Yes, they do, 3A What mu they B_ They ke the Red Hot Chil Peppers and REM, aa they In ther ree time? B_ They watch DVDs and play vi nes. 5A eat alot? B Yes, they do. oA food thay tke? B_ Chinese food, TA aloto sandwiches? B Yes, they do. aA allt of coffee? B Yes, they do. Make questions with these words. Then write the short answers. 1. write /1/the questions / Do ? Do | write the questions? (es, you do, 2 I/you/ know / Do? UO No, 8. office / you /in / Do / work / ”) 4 Do/big / you /a / have / fat 5 a/ today / we / class / have / Do? “ 6 Pote and Andy / football /lke / Do ? ”) 7 parents / Do / car / your /a/ have ? 0 Buying things Things to buy KEXTUEIEe Ei [S) Do the puzzle. Find the thing to buy (¥). this, that, these, those B1 Fritin tne gaps with this, that, these o those °s my sister and are her children. Ina shop KEINE Ea Read this conversation ina shop. Fillin the gaps with these phrases. Exewseme Goodbye can! have No, that’s all How much are Doyouhave Hore you are CUSTOMER | Excuse me .2 any AA batteries? ASSISTANT Yes, they're over there, near the birthday cards. CUSTOMER Thanks. > they? ASSISTANT. They've £3.99 for four. CUSTOMER OK. And * box of chocolates, please? small ASSISTANT. Sure, Anything else? CUSTOMER 5 thanks. ASSISTANT OK. That's £8.49, please. customer ASSISTANT Thanks a lot. Bye. CUSTOMER 7 b Read the conversation again. How much is the box of chocolates? ie) Mp OnE» What time is it? VOCABULARY Days of the week 1 2 3 4 s 6 7 [S] Write the days of the week. Monday T oandtg Time words [iTEiaa B1 Fitin the gaps with these words. seconds year days months weeks hour minutes three hundred. seconds = five thirty minutes = half an forty-eight hours = two twenty-one days = three __ Telling the time Write these times in two ways. + eight olock eight Write these times with past or to. 1 ten past nine Talking about the time Ei Fin the gaps with these words. What i's time past is at it quarler A Excuse me, What. time is + please? 8 half ten, A What your English class? a Its to six. Pronunciation: syllables and word stress (1) te these words in one _° the table sSotoda shatgon concert computer | _ concert Deautiul teen fity Satay tomato Chinese ata: eter umorela adcress |S wapSpée iapinshe otce languages Spelling: double letters (1) [8] Circle the words with the correct spelling. 1 smal (Gal) 7 tenis / tennis 2. tisues / tissues 8 ugly /ugaly 3 cinema / cinema 9 surname / surname 4 shoping / shopping 10 baterios / batteries 5 magazine / maggazine manager / mannager 6 cofee / coffes 12. dolar / doltar Reading and Writing Portfolio 4 p58 Language Summary 5, Student's Book p122 Daily routines Present Simple (he, she, it): positive and a [8] Mat Hunt is a doctor. Look at his dally routine, Negative (SIRUIEUE Write the phrases. 1 Pead about Mat Hunt's routine. Fillin the gaps with fr are the correct positive (+) form of these verbs. Ive fish do getup sleep read leave watch start gel (2) go (x2) have (x3) Mat Hunt is @ doctor and he ' fives_in Colchester, n the UK. In the week he 2 at 6.30, Mat and his wile, Sarah, ¢ breakfast at about 7.00 with their two children, Josh and Ela, Mat home at 7:18 and he® ‘work at 790. He ® lunch at about 1.15 and he” work at 6.20, He® home at ind then he 2 inner with his famiy. After dinner Josh and Ela their homework and Mat ™ out TVor® bed at 11.90 and he for about seven hours. Mat and Sarah * out on Friday evening and they 19 home at about micnight. the newspaner, He to El Make these sentences negative, Write the correct sentences. h \ ' w 1 Mat ies in London ‘Mat doesn't vein London, He lives in Colchester. 2 He gt farter to Mat and Saran have three children, 4 Mal starts work at nine o'clock. 5 He finishes work at seven, b Write sentences about the times you do things in fa . get up at half past seven, He goes to bed at half past ten. 7. Mal and Sarah go out on Thursday evening ‘Choose the corect words. 1 Dylan tink / ak ao of cst. My brother ove /vesfotba ‘Our parents five / ives in Mexico. Jo and Dan play / plays tennis on Monclay. | work / works for a German car company. My sister ike / kes rock rmusic. My son study / stuales Spanish at school We eat / eats out a lot at the weekend, He teach / teaches English in Seoul ‘They play / plays video games a lot Review: negatives (1) Eh Make these sentences negative, 1m from the USA. im not from the USA. [ike vegetables. ‘They re my sisters fiends, He's a police officer Fiona works in an office. My parents lve in a flat Werte from Australia, My son has a new mobile Where does she work? Time phrases with on, in, at [TETONEE- the gaps with these words and phrases. Bi 2 Fitinthe gaps with on, in orat 1 wath TY én, the morning, 2 18b9p____. the afternoon Wednesday the moming four o'clock the afternoon midday Monday morning half past fve Thursday afternoon miinight the evening Sunday evening night the week 3 Ihave an English class the weekend Monday evening, 4 don't work right 5 I get up seven o'clock the week, 6 Ihave dinner eight thirty the evening. 7 Igotobed midnight tha weekend. 8 I go shopping Saturday morning. 8 Iget up midclay ‘Sunday, 10 Iwatch TV Sunday afternoon. b Tick (V) the sentences in 2a that are true for you. | | Present Simple (he, she, it): yes / no questions and short answers [SUSIE Bl 2 Make questions with these words. Present Simple (he, she, it): Wh- questions L GRANMAR 5.2 EI @ Look at the photo of Luke and the table. Fillin the gaps in questions 1-6. 1 live / Luke /in the UK / Does ? Does Luke live [Link] UK? Qlaire / Does / Brighton / in / tive ? get up / she / at / Does / eleven ? 4/1060 / Luke /ton tity / 90/ Does ? 5 tonns/ play /in/ Does / Luke / is re time ? lve Brighton, UK Mla, USA work Engish teacher in waltrese in an alan language schoo! restaurant ; ; re aloe seers 8. Clare / Does at / concerts / go to / the weekend ? gotobed 1.30pm, 230am free time watch TV piay tennis weekend play football go to concerts b Write short answers for the questions in 4a. 1 Where does Luke live 7 1 _Yes, [Link], 4 in Brighton inthe UK 2 5 2 Where he? 3 ° tna language schoo! 3 What time. he. 2 Review: short answers pero El Witte the positive (+) and negative (-) short answers. 4 time he lobed? chat ons steven, 1 Ave you trom Indonesia? 5 What he in his free time? (Yes, Lam, He watches TY. (4)No, fm not, ‘ re at the weekend? 2 Do youtke cote? He plays football (9), 'b Look at the photo of Claire and the table in 3a. HINo, Write the questions. 3 Does your wife work at home? 1 _Where does Claire live? In Marni. In the USA. oO 2 she 4 Isher brother a doctor? in an alan restaurant 3 At eleven ood 5 sons married? ‘ Atal past wo, 7 a 6 Do Tom and Mike live with their parents? ne plays tenis a s ‘She gos to concerts rc} Food and drink (3) [inna HI [5 Do the crosswora George hy In a restaurant [EINIOIES 1 100k atthe photo and read the conversation Fin the gaps with these phrases, Areyotrcoady forme a bottle of Can have Stil, please Not for me the bil Ofcourse would you tke WAITRESS Good evening. ! Are you ready to order? Pouy Yes. the vegetable lasagne, please? GEORGE And can Ihave the burger and chips? WAITRESS Certainly, What ? to drink? POLLY An orange juice for me, please. GEORGE And can Ihave * mineral water? WAFTRESS Still or sparkling? Georcr 5 WAITRESS OK. Thanks very much, WAITRESS Would you like a dessert? Pouy — & thanks. GEORGE The fruit salad ? please WAITRESS Certainly. GEORGE Excuse me. Can we have s » please? WAITRESS ? GEORGE ‘Thanks a lot. Frequency adverbs and phrases with every ra EI 2 (S| write tne letters in these frequency adverbs 1not usually 2a w_ys anivor eee ae on Sululy b Fill in the gaps with the frequency adverbs in 4a. Pronunciation: sounds review (1) HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p18, p21, p29 Look atthe letters in Boldin these words, Write the words in the table faa email teacher much thing doctor apple shop number Italy hot single please practise people woman love British 787 77 bag computer cosh on not usualy Put these phrases with every in order. every year every two hours 8 every minute 1 every week every ten years every sic months very month avery day E¥ a Putthe words in brackets ( Jin the correct place in these sentences asualy +10 out on Monday evenings (usually) 2. leat out in the week. (don’t sually) 3 |watch TY. (every evening) 4 Ihave breakfast in bed, (never) |'m late for my English class. (sometimes) | get up early. (every day) I'm very busy in the w 3k. (always) 1 g0 to the cinema, (every weekend) s Tick (¥) the sentences in Sa that are true for you, io Tal coffee umbrella Spelling: Present Simple (he, she, it) Bh SS) Circle the correct spelling, 1+ My lather @Bid)/gotes nome at sight Henrietta frighs/frishes wor at 5.90 Latit studies / stuays languages. lob works / workes in an office. He gas / goes to the cinema every weekend. 2 3 4 5 Fred watehs / watches TV alot 6 7. She haves / has three children. 8 The class starts /startes at ten o'clock. Reading and Writing Portfolio 5 p60 Places in a town or city (1) [TSEUNIEN El a Write the vowels (a, ¢, i, 0, u) in these words for laces in a town or city. a aby iiding bash pp ng contr eam som dary e abs st_t_on 1 ap_tk gath ot en eee I ast_t_on b Look at the map of Rushley, a town in the UK, Match the words in ta to places 1-9 on the map. 1 ‘ ‘ 1 RUSHLEY My home town Language Summary 6, Student's Book p124 a, some, a lot of; there is / there are: positive (SECIERY Bi Rees these sentences about Rushley. Flin the gaps with There's or There are 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 a ° 10 " 2 8 “ There’s_a café near the bu station. two very nies parks. a cinema in Rushey. two four-star hotels, «big shopping centre, an allan restaurant called Sivio's ‘an airport near Rushley. a very good theatre, allot of fondly people in Rushiey. ‘some nige houses near the town, Choose the correct words. Then tick (/) the Review: there, they're, their sentences that are true for you Cee El 2 Read these sentences. Notice the diference between Near my house or flat there, they're and thelr 1. There's (@)/ some station. 1. There are some good museums. 2 There'sa /@ lot of park. 2. They're from France. theyre = they are) 3. There area /a fot of shops, 3 Thisis their house, (heir + noun) 4 There's a/ an old theatre, ‘TIP * Wo use the same pronunciation for there, they're and 5 There area two cinemas ther /deo/ 8 There area / some good restaurants b [5] Fitin the gaps with ther, they're or their In my town or ety ae There ’s a great restaurant near my fat. 7 There's a / some river. 12 There area / some expensive hotels 8 There are some /a famous buildings. i ee 9 There's ot of / an airport Stet james? Fe ener ree 4 are about 60 people in the company. 11 There's /2 ot of big shooping centre, eae ee 6 I like these pictures. very beautiful 7 are twolve people in our cass, Are there any shops? Places in a town or city (2) EESTINIEE- [S] Write the leters in these words for places in a town or city Lo yee Ug.29W0 Lo p> Yi mh ig a la, % BUY-A-LOT *« x Bh laof Yeon Of Wie there is / there are: po: negative TIGR (Ia Read about where Henry lives. Fill in the gaps with there's, there isn’t, there are or there aren't. Ilive in Greenwich, in London, ! There are. (+) a lot of things to do here. 2 nice old buildings, some very good museums and 3 (+) a very beautiful park a lot of : (-) a big shopping centre in the centre of Greenwich, but © (alot of nice shops. § (4) also two theatres and a cinema. 7 (4) a famous market in Greenwich 5 days a week, but © oO a market on Monday or Tuesday. I ive about ten minutes from Greenwich station, 9. (+) a supermarket near the station, but () any shops in my road, And! ) any restaurants near my flat, but 2 (+) a lot of very good restaurants in the centre, I think Greenwich isa great place to live 1 read about Greenwich agaln. Then write there is / there are: yes / no questions and short answers the short answers to the questions in 3 L cnANWAR 2 1 Yes, there is. Make questions about Greenwich with these words. 2 1 a/Is/ park / there 2 8 ‘ Is there apark? 5 2 good / any / museums / Are / there ? A 7 3 big/ there / shopping centro 1s /a’? : 4 Tuesdays / there / on / market /Is/a? a,some, alot of; any KEINE En EF Choose the correct words. There's@)/ some post ot Are there a / any shops? Ther 5 Are /Henry's road /in/ there / shops / any ? 6 a/ there/ the station / near / ls / supermarket ? sn'ta / any theatre. 2 a 7. Henry's flat / any / there / near / restaurants / Aro ? 4 There are any / some nice cafés. 5. Thete aren't any /an old buildings. 6 a here's an / any airport, 8 in/ restaurants / good / any / Are / the centre / there ? Ave there an / any museums? ‘There are some F any restaurants. Things in your bag (2) El [5] Do the crossword. — At the tourist formation centre CI Fomina (A) is atthe tours information centre in Greenwich, Put her conversation wih the assistant (A) inorder. aR esg-n Thank you. And can | book a walking tour here? OK. How much are they? ‘Yes, please. Do you have a map of Greenwich? 2 ‘They're £7.00 per parson. Hello, can halp you? 1 Yes, you can. Theyre at 12.18 a Yes, of course, Hare you are Is topen every day? OK, thanks. Also, where's the Greenwich Theatre? ‘And when is the Maritime Museum open? & Thanks a lot. Goodoye, Can you show me on this map? Yes, itis It’s open from 10 a.m. to § p. Yes, of course, Here itis. t's minutes away. 1S Grooms Hil about five 6 GREENWICH |, ST FON Set EI Peas the conversation in 2 again, Answer these questions, Does the tourist information Yes, it does. How much are the walking tours of Greenwich? What time is the Maritime Museum open? Is it open on Sundays? Where is the Greenwich Theatre? Is the Greer ire have maps of Greenwich? ch Theatre near the tourist information centre? VOCABULARY ce) ae Clothes Co [8] write the words. ratie Bt 2b er eae t 3 aj [7] s 4acit 8 at. os 8 Colours EERE BW (5) wite the colours. 1 der red. 6 2 lool y 7 3 ronwb b. 8 4 cabkl ° Senge 9 - favourite EX Make sentences with these words, 1 tavourte /your/ food / What's? What's your favourite food? 2 are / shoes / These / favo ufite / my 3. singer / your / favourite / Who's 4 favourite / my /is/ This 5 blue lub tihew pk eg a It’s my favourite Pronunciation: /t{/ and /l3/ HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book ps3 2 Look at these plctures. Check you remember the sounds /t{/ and /d3/. 743/ ef t A orange juice cheese b Look at the letters in bold. Circle the correct sounds. 1 chocolat Dig 2 jumper GS) a lenquage §—AN/A5/ 4 children AY fg/ 8 manager AN/fg/ 8 pct AY ig 7 jeans AY Atg/ 8 French MY ef 9 page WS/ Heg/ 10 much AY Ad3/ 11. chips W/ 1h3/ 12 jacket AY Spelling: silent letters (1) ai [S] We don't say every letter in some Words. Write the silent letters, 1ouit 2 lis ten 3b ikding 4 theat_ 6 _ rte 6 ans_er 7 san wi 8 We _ nesday 9 pos card 10 bre _kfast 11 veg _ tables 2 fut 13 bred choc late Reading and Writing Portfolio 6 p62 Things you like and don’t like ED wire the ftters in these words, 1 soap operas 2 ams av tg new 4d eg eer s 6 spp toro 7 iy 9 8 oss m 9 wo ch_ng sp We're twins th ton T. Language Summary 7, Student’s Book p126 love, like, don't like, hate i Match these phrases to the pictures. ike | Hove I hate {don't ke 3 1 @ Eel and Andy ae twins. Look at the photos and the table, Then fin the gaps in sentences 1-12, la ae} <7, fe wot andy Mel loves. cats. She classical music. She football 4 She watching sport on TY. 5 Andy dancing. 6 He rock 7 He tee tennis, 8 He honor 8 Andy and Mel ice 10 They Chinese 14 They coffee 12 They fying. Object pronouns II change the words in bold to object pronouns 1 Uke class 2 A Do you know Kim's brother? sical music, but lan hates elaselealmusie. it B Yes, but I don't ke Kim's brother, 8 I don't ike dk but my husband loves dogs. 4A Does Adela love Chris? B Yes, and Chris loves Adelal 5 | don't ike tying, but my wife loves flying, 6 Ed and I ke Jo, but she doesn’t tke Ed and me, Review: subject and object pronouns Ed choose the correct words 1s(G6)/ him in this class? {1/me phone he / him every day. We / Us don't know they / them (Do they / them know she her? ‘She / Her plays tennis with / me. 1 2 3 4 6 6 He/ Him nover talks to we / us. Can you drive? Revie Present Simple TB Correct tne mistakes, do you 1 Where youd ie Flona dont workin an ofc \Where do your daughter ve? Lin study Engiah at a language schoo! In London, What does your parents do in the evening? Lydia and Pia doesn’t Ike soap operas. My brother haves three cars. Tom's son work for a computer com W. 9 Jack watchs TV every evening. 410. What time do you starts work? Abilities [EIU Do the crossword play the play the allan can: positive and negative EIIIIZGH BW Fin the gaps with can or can't and these verbs, | play ski cook sing speak 1 Mark can't play. football 2 They 3. Tamara very well 5—they Russian es / no questions and short answers Ed Make questions with these words. Then write the positive (+ and negative (-) short answers. 1. understand / Spanish / you / Can? Can you understand Spanish? (#)_Yes, Lean, (No, can't 2 dive your / sister / Gan ? @ a 3 French / your / Can / speak / parents ? “ a 4 the piano / son / play / your / Can? Cc) 6 6 this/you/ exercise / Can / ) a Review: vocabulary El [S| Fina fiteen words (2.4). Write the words in the table. ‘There are five words for each group. J TH fA T AE) M a P RM AWB AX ULA EAWH KEYS BS DPEILPMZELS Ss TAT 1O0NUAP OU ee NEN Ac o PAR KK EH EKAR MoGREYNOBT L sys QuARECO CREDITCARD places in a town or city theatre things in your bag colours station Directions MARKET STREET museum theatre Prepositions of place You are at 3 on the map. Choose the correct words. “ho staton is @)/in the let “The café Inet fo /opposte the retauran The post offces next io /opposte te cat “The hoelisin / near Market Stee “The museum isin /on your gh The bankis near inthe theatre Tho marke is next f oppose the hotel The restaurants next o/ opposite the chemist’ Asking for and giving directions BB You are at 38 on the map, Read these directions. Wire the places, 1. It’s over there, opposite the theatre. . the park 2 Go along this road and turn right. I's on your right, next to the restaurant 3. Go along this road and turn let. I's on your right next to the supermarket. 4. Goalong this road. I's on your lett, opposite the Go along this road and turn right. I's on your right, opposite the café restaurant |] 0 café a market z 3 chemists |]>|| postoffice | 1! Ey Penny is at 3 on the map. Fill in the gaps with these words and phrases. Exeusome on theleft That's opposite Go along PENNY | Excuse me. Where's the post office? MAN this road and turn sight. 3 Green Road. The post office is * > 5 the chemists PENNY Thank you very much. MAN You're welcome. next to onyour right nearhere | tumieft Is there PENNY Excuse me. § a supermarket” 2 WOMAN Yes, there is. Go along this road and + The supermarket D the bank. PENNY Thanks a lot. WOMAN No problem. Answer Key 1A What's your name? 1 PAULA Hello Paula, Whats your name? ENZO Hello, my name's Enzo. PAULA Nice to meet you. ENZO You too. LENA Hi, Amir. AMIR Hi, Lena. How are you? LENA I'm fine, thanks. And you? AMIR I'm OK, thanks. 2. YVONNE Robert, this is Meilin. ROBERT Hello, Meilin. Nice ro meet you. MEILIN You too. 3 LENA Bye, Amir AMIR Goodbye, Lena. See you LENA Yes, see you, 4 HUGO — Hello, I'm Fiugo. What's your name? LIAN Hi, my name's Lian. HUGO — Nice to meet you. LIAN You too. CARLA Hello, Alexei ALEXEL Hi, Carla. How are you? CARLA I'm fine, thanks. And you? ALEXEL I'm OK, thanks. S Lone 2¢wo 3 three 4 four Sfive Gsix 7seven 8 eight 9 nine 10 ten 11 eleven 12 ewelve 6 What's your mobile number? es. 07700 900187. ‘Whats your home Tes 0121 496 0317, mber? 4B Where's she from? 12 aly 3 Australia 4 the USA 5 Brazil 6 Spain 7 China 8 Germany 9 Turkey 10 the UK 11 Mexico 12 Russia 2 FABIEN Hello I'm Fabien. CLARA Hi, my name's Clara. FABIEN Nice to meet you. CLARA You too. FABIEN Where are you from? CLARA. I'm from Spain. And you? FABIEN I'm from France. 3 EMMA. Hi, Brian, BRIAN Hello, Emma. How are you? EMMA Pm fine, thanks, And you? BRIAN I'm OK, thanks. EMMA Brian, this is Kaoru. BRIAN Hello, Kaoru, Nice to meet you. KAORU You too, EMMA Where are you from? KAORU I'm from Osaka, in Japan, 4.2He 3 Her 4 She 5 his 6 His The He 9her 10Her 1 she 12 She 1C In class jaabedefghijkim noparstuywxyz bDEEGHIJKLMNOP QRSTUVWXYZ 2 TEACHER What's your frst name, please? ANTONIO I's Anco. ‘TEACHER What's your surn ANTONIO Morales ‘TEACHER How do you spell tha? ANTONIO M-o-r-a-l-e-s. 3 2apencil 3 amobile 4 annotebook 5 an umbeella 6 abag 7apen 8 abook 9 an apple 42 How do you spell 3 Whar does 4 Tdon't understand 5 Can you repeat that 6 in English 7 Idon't know 1D People and things 1 2 table 3 sandwich 4 woman S baby 6% camera 64 computer Toy # man 9 diary 10 chair 1 gic 2 2teachers 3 people 4 chings S babies 6 men 7 names 8 countries 9 sandwiches 10 women 11 watches 12 answers 3 2 Brazil 3 Rissia 4 Gérmany 5 Ausitlia 6 Tirkey 7 compier 8 notebook 9 dictionary to wimbrella 11 apple 12 mébile 4 /a/ apple, practise, vocabulary, Sandwich /a/ China, woman, Beal aly 5 2eight 3 pencil “4 umbrella 5 phone 6 notebook 7 soery 8 sandwich 9 surname 10 frst name 2A She's British 1 | los z/>lo x of | beaten Iq EPS aao m= VOON D=Z> 0D) info ce
Smaee—OOC >I-[0l loplax 22% 3's 4's S'm 6'm 7 re 8s 9'm 10% 1's 3. 2 He isn'ta student. / He’s not a student, 3 You azen’t from Russia. / You're not from Russia. 4 Ieisn’t German, /Ie’s not German. She isn’t Chinese. / he’s not Chinese. 6 I'm not British. 7 My teacher isn’t American. / My teacher's not American. 8 You aren't a singer. You're not a singer. 4 3 Cameron Diaa isn’t from Spain. She's from the USA, 4/5 Big Ben in Washington. It’s in London. 6 Daniel Craig isn’t Russian. He's British, 7 Starbucks isn't a British company. I’s an American company. av 2B What's your job? 1 2amactress 3 anactor 4 ataxi driver 5 a sales assistant 6 a musician 7 police officer 8 awaitress 9 a waiter 10 adoctor 11 a teacher 2. Conversation 1 A Hello, what's your name? B My name's Oliver. A Where are you from? B I'm from the UK. ‘A What's your job? 1B F'm an actor. Conversation 2 A Hi, what's your name? B My name's Holly. A Where are you from? B I'm from the USA. ‘A What's your job? 1B Pman actress 3 1-A What's his name? 1B His name's Bruce. ‘Where's he from? He's from Australia. Whats his job? He's a waiter. ‘What's her name? Her name's Aylin ‘Where's she from? She's from Turkey. ‘What's her job? B She's a doctor. ‘A What's his name? 1B His name's Hamad, A Where's he from? 1B He's from Egypt. ‘A What's his job? B He's a manager. 4A What's her name? B Her name's Carolina, A Where's she from? pepebesee Answer Key B She's from Mexico. A What's her job? B She's a teacher 4a2 Ishea police officer? 3 Is Aylin from Germany? 4 Is she a doctor? 5 Is Hamadi from France? 6 Is he ‘a manager? 7 Is Carolina from Mexico? 8 Is she a waitress? b 2 No, he isn’t. No, he’s not. 3. No, she isnt, / No, she’s no. 4 Yes, she is. "5 No, he isn’. / No, he's nor, 6 Yes, he is. 7 Yes, she is, 8 No, she isn’t. / No, she’s nor. $1.4 Amin this class? B Yes, you are 2A Are you Russian? B Yes, 1am, 3 A Is your car Japanese? B No, itismt, 44 Are you a musician? B No, I'm not. 5 A Is this your bag? B Yes, itis 2C Personal information 1.1 Good morning 2 Good morning 3 Good night 4 Good night 5 Good afternoon 6 Mrs 7 Good afternoon § Good evening 9 Mr 10 Good evening 2. 2 What's your surname? 3 How do you spell that? 4 What's your nationality? 5 What's your address? 6 Can you repeat that, please? 7 What's your email address? 8 What's your mobile number? 2D How old is she? 1 bthirty ¢ fourtéen d forty | fifteen, F fifty, g sixteen h sixty i seventéen j sévemry” k eighteen Teighty 1 nineteen n ninety 2 b seventy-seven _ ewenty-six 4 forty-two fifty-one {a hundred 3-1 Howold 2 years 3 How old are 40m 5 How olds 6 He's 4-2 Russian 3 Américan 4 British 5 Chinese 6 Spanish 7 Brazilian Kalan 9 Trkish 10 Australian Sb3D 48 5D 6D 78 8S 9D wD 6 2awaiter 3 awaitress 4 a doctor Sanactor 6 anactess 7 ataxi driver 8a manager 7 2 diavies 3 girls 4 watches ' countries 6 sandwiches 7 babies men 9 women 10 people i 3A Two cities Ja2hot 3 new 4 small 5 friendly 6 beautiful 7 expensive b2cold 3old 4 big 5 unfriendly 6 ugly 7 cheap 2. 2 My teacher is very friendly. 3 It’s very old phone. 4 She’s a good doctor. 5 The bags are expensive. 6 It's a very big house 7 Egypt is a hot country. 8 The sandwiches are very nice 9 His dictionary is very good. 3 2% 3's dare 5S aren'e/‘renot Gite 7 isn't/'snot 8 's(is) 9 aren't! ee not 10 "re Wisn'e/'snot 12's 13's farAre 3 Are 47S(i) SIs 6 Are 7 sis) 8 Is b2 Yes,they are. 3 No, they aren't. No, they're not. 4 It's in Chiang Mai. 5 No, itisn't. No, i's not. 6 No, they aren't, / No, they're not. 7 He's in acafé. 8 Yes, itis. 5 2 1'm from Moscow. 3 You aren't in this class. / You're not in this class. 4 He isn’t from London. / He’s not from London. § Whar's your name? 6 She isn’t Spanish, she's Mexican. She's not Spanish, she’s Mexican. 7 We're in Poland and it's very cold. 8 They aren’e actors, they're waiters./ ‘They're not actors, they're waiters. 6 2¢ 3b 4¢ Sa 6b 7c Ba 3B Brothers and sisters 1 2son 3 husband 4 daughter 5 wile 6 sister 7 mother 8 brother 9 parents 10 children 2 granddaughter 3 grandmother 4 grandson § grandfather 6 grandchildren 2 Frank’s 3 Rita's 4 Joe's 5 Frank's 6 Rita's 7 Daisy’s 8 Jane's 4 ais 4ig SP GP 7is OP 5. subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it, swe, they possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her, its, our, their 6 2our shis 4 We s your 6 My,her 7 It 8 their 9 They, his 10 she, your 7 rare 3°%slis) 47%is) S Are 6 aren't! "te not 7's fis) 8 ° (is) 9 Are 10 'm Mare 12 ’m 13 re MIs 15 isn't/"snor 16's 3C Eat in or take away? 1. 2 armineeal water 3 an egg sandwich 4 a tuna salad. § acca 6 acoflee 7 an orange juice 8 accroissanc 9 a cappuccino 10 a cheese and tomato sandwich 2 b seven ensos ¢ twenty cents 4. ffteen pounds ¢ ewenty-ive p/ pence f nine (pounds) seventy 3.1 How much is 2 How much are 3 How much are 4 How much is 4 ASSISTANT Can I help you? CUSTOMER T Yes, coffec and a croissant, please A. Sure, Anything else? 1 No, that's all, thanks. A Eat in ot take away? Ci Eatin, please. A. OK, char’ £3.50, please, 1 Thanks a lor A. You're weleome ASSISTANT Can Ihelp you? CUSTOMER 2 Yes, a cappuccino, please, ‘A. Sure. Anything else? C2 Yes, an egg sandwich, please. A Eatin of take away? 2 Take away, please A OK, that’s £4.75, please, €2 Thank you very much, A You're welcome. 3D Food | like 1 2 chocolate 3 cheese 4 fish 5 vegetables 6 orange juice 7 sugar 8 bread 9 exys 10 meat 11 pasta 12 water 13 tea 44 coffee 15 fruit 16 milk 2a like 2 drink,lor 3 eat, lor 4 love Bbbb3 e1 43 ©2 (3 g2 ht id i3 43 Al 4 Jol 5 /o/ 6 Ia/ 7 fof 8 fof 9 /n/ 10 /r/ 5 b fifteen fifty-six d fourteen e forty Fewenty-cight ninety-nine eleven i twelve i eighty-three k thirty-one La hundred 4A Live, work and study 1. 2 work in an office 3 like football 4 live in a flat 5 study languages 6 like rock music 7 have a car 8 live in the centre ofthe city 9 have two children 10 work for a British company 2 ahave 3 don'thave 4 study 5 like 6 don't like 7 tive 8 work 9 don'thave 10 have 3a2like Shave 4 lives study G live 7 have 8 work 9 like b Students’ answers 4B My free time a2 play tennis 3 go out with friends 4 play video games 5 go to the cinema 6 eat out 7 go to concerts 8 go shopping 2 1live 2have 4 watch $ play Geat 7 love Seat 9 drink 3-2 Dothey like Chicago? 3 What music do chey like? 44 What do they do in their free time? 5 Do they eat out a lot? 6 What food do they like? 7 Do they eat a lot of sandwiches? 8 Do they drink a lot of coffee? 4 2 Do! know you? No, you don’t, 3 Do you work in an office? Yes, T do. (Yes, we do.) 4 Do you have a big lat? No, I don't, (No, we don't.) 5 Do we have a class today? Yes, we do. Yes, you do. 6 Do Pete and Andy like football? Yes, they do. 7 Do your parents have a car? No, they don. 4C Buying things 1-2 magazine 3 sweets 4 tissues 5 map 6 chocolates 7 postcard & batteries 9 birthday card to buy (+): newspaper 22 That 3 those 4 these $ this 6 thar 32 Do you have 3 How much are 4canThave 5 No, that’s all 6 Here you are 7 Goodbye b £4.50 4D What time is it? 1 2 Tuesday 3 Wednesday 4 Thursday 5 Friday 6 Saturday 7 Sunday 2 aminutes b hour c days weeks ¢ year f months 3. 2 quarter past five, five fifteen 3 half past ten, ten thirty 4 quarter to three, two forty-five 4 2 fiveto six 3 twenty to four 4 twenty-five past two 5 ten to seven 6 five past eleven 7 ewenty-five ro twelve 8 ewenty past one 5-1 What cime is it, please? B It’s half past ten, 2. What time is your English class? 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S any 3a 4 some $ any 6an 7 any 8 some 6C Tourist information 1 2creditcard 3 purse 4 guide ook 5 camera 6 money 7 keys 8 laptop 9 wallet 10 passport a map 2ie 2c 3p 4a Sf 6b 7d 8) 9n Wh tm wi 1p Wl iso Wk 3. 2 They're £7.00 / seven pounds per person. 3 From 10 a.m. to 5 pam. 4 Yes, itis. 5 (It’s in) Crooms Hill. 6 Yes, itis. 6D It’s my favourite 1 2 boots 3 a jumper 4 a coat 5 trainers 6 a shire 7 jeans Sa Tshirt 9 shoes 10 trousers MW askire 12 ajacket 13.a dress wasuit 2 2yellow 3 brown 4 black S green 6 blue 7 white 8 pink 9 grey 3.2 These are my favourite shoes. 3 Who's your favourite singer? 44 This is my favourite shirt. 5 My favourite colour is blue Ab3 Mas 4 AY 5 Myf 6 AI 7 ii3/ 8 AW 9143/10 AY WAY 2 As/ $3 building 4 theatre $ write {6 answer 7 sandwich 8 Wednesday 9 postcard 10 breakiast 11 vegetables 12 fruit 13 bread 14 chocolate 7A We're twins 1 2 animals 3 visiting new places 4 dancing § horror films 6 shopping for clothes 7 flying 8 classical music 9 watching sport on TV 2 FTlove 2 Tike 31 don't like 4 Thate 3.2 She likes classical music. 3 She doesn't like football 44 She hates watching sport on TV. 5 Andy loves dancing. 6 He likes rock music. 7 He doesn't like tenn! 8 He hates horror films. 9 Andy and Mel love ice eream. 40 They like Chinese food. 11 They don’t like coffee. 12 They hate flying, 4 him 3 thom 4her Sit 6us 5 2 Iphone him every day. $ We don’t know them. 4 Do they know her? § She plays tennis with me. 6 He never talks to us. 6 2 Fiona doesn’t work in an office 3 Where does your daughter live? 4 Lin studies English at a language school in London. 5 What do your parents do in the evening? 6 Lydia and Pia don' like soap operas. 7 My brother has three cars. 8 Tom's son works for a computer company. 9 Jack watches TV every evening, 10 What time do you start work? 7B Can you drive? 1 1swim 2drive 3 sing 4 guitar S ride 6 piano 7 speak 8 ski 9 play 10 cook 2 2 They can ski, 3 Tamara can't sing. 4 She ean cook very well. 5 They can't speak Russian. 3.2 Can your sister drive? 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(No, wwe can’t) 4 (THeEATR OMA AAA A (a) BA x [UL E i H 5 le) e [1] fz [el | ST ATH N) ju} 4 os ULI IN « ble ECARHW lel h & W MO@REWNOB LJy c places in thingsin colours ‘town or yourbag city theatre keys grey station creditcard. red pak map white square money pink museum passport black 7€ Directions 1 2 opposite 3 nextto 4 in Son 6 near 7 opposite 8 next ro 2-2 the chemist’s 3 the bank 4 the hotel § the restaurant 3.2Goalong 3 That's 4 on the left 5 opposite 6 Isthere 7 near here Sturn left 9 on your right 10 next t0 7D The internet 1 download videos, listen to the radio, be on Facebook, watch videos, book a holiday, be on Twitter, get or receive emails, read a blog, book a flight, download apps, buy DYDs online, book a hotel, send emails, watch TV programmes, chat to friends and family, search for information, write a blog, download photos, listen to music 2a 2 I send a lor of emails every day. 3 Lusually buy concert tickets online. 4 Latch videos on YouTube every week. 5 Talways book fights online. 6 I sometimes buy and sell things ‘on eBay. 7 Ichat to friends online every weekend. 8 never watch TV programmes online. 9 I don't usually download music, 10 I get about twenty emails every day. 3b2 shop 3 lesson 4 sugar 5 sure 6 she. 7 Spanish 4 2 visiting 3 basketball 4 animals 5 different 6 usually 7 evening 8 passport 9 wallet 10 holiday S 2ajacket 3 ajumper 4 ashirt S trousers 6 askirt 7 boots 8 shoes 8A | was there a2 short 3 full 4 easy 5 right 6 young 7 happy 8 awful 9 fantastic b2 long 3 empty 4 difficult S wrong 6 old 7 unhappy 8 amazing 9 terrible 2 2were, Athens 3 third, was 4 was, 30 § were, films 6 was, the USA 7 100", was 8 were, tennis players 9 was, Ronald Reagan 10 were, 4.8 11 were, footballers 12 were, 26 3. 2 There weren't six people in The Beatles, There were four (people). 3 The 1998 World Cup wasn't in Spain, It was in France. 4 The 2000 Olympic Games weren't in London, They were in Sydney. 5 Elvis Presley wasn'e British, He was American. 6 William Shakespeare ‘wasn’t from Australia. He was from the UK, 4-2 Lwasn't at home on Friday. 3 You aren't in this class. / You're not in this class, 4 There's a bank in Park Road. § We weren't at the concert. 46 Tm sorey, she isn’ here. /m sorry, she’s not here. 7 They don’t work at home. § He doesn't like pizza. 8B Happy anniversary! 1b 1938 © 1963 4 1970 © 2003, £2013, 2ab He was in China four years ago. He was in Los Angeles in 2001. 4 He was in Venice yesterday. He was in Australia last year. 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'9C A weekend away 1 areturn 6, customer 4, a ticket machine 2, a single 5, a platform 3 2. 2 Next Saturday. 3 Thanks. What time's the next train? 4 Which platform? '5 What time does i arrive in Leeds? 6 Thanks a lot. 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Katherine doesn’t work athome, 6 There isn’t a station near iy flat. 7 Team’t play the piano. 8 Lisa and Zak don't have a dog, Sa2were 3did 4 was 5 did was 7 were & did ba7 b4 c3 dl e2 £8 go bs 10B A new start 1.2 have dinner with friends 3 running 4 watch the news 5 go swimming 6 go to the cinema 7 goto the gym 8 go shopping. 9 watch sport on TV 10 have coffee with friends 11 have a party 12 gotoa party 2. 2 Where are you going to stay? 3 What are you going to do next weekend? 4 What are you going to buy? § What are you going to doafter the course? 6 What’s she going 10 do? 7 Where's she going co seudy? 3a 2 Are they going to stay in a hotel? 3 Is Lucy going to go shopping on Saturday? 4 Is she going to buy a new laptop? 5 Is Hugo going to Took fora job? 6 Is Laura going to doa German course? b 2 No, they aren't. No, they're nor. 3 Yes,she is, 4 No, she isnt. 5 Yes, he's. 6 No, she isn't fara se 4g sh 6b 7d 8f 'b 2 No, he isn’t. / No, he’s not. 3 No,Idon't. 4 No, he doesn’t. 5 No, leant. 6 No, there isn’t. 7 No, there aren't. 8 No, didn't. 40€ Good luck! 1 2excited 3 happy 4 scared S tired 6 bored 7 hungry 8 angry 2 2alot 3 Seeyouin 4 Yes, see you § Haveagood 6 good Inck ‘with 7 very much § Sce you eo. -e 3 dancing sSurtéenth happy nineteenth boring guitar Apri July oss 6s yestarday Séptembér difficut fantastic animals amazing basketball December 4 2 gave Same 4 bought § met 6 wrote 7 went 8 left 9 had 10 gor Reading and Writing Portfolio 1 13a 4d Se Ge 342 Where are you from? 3 My name's William. 4 Where's she from? $ I'm from the UK. 6 How are you? 7 She's from the USA. 8 I'm fine, chanks, b question 2 > answer 5, question 4 > answer 7, question 6 answer 8 $2 Luciano’s from Italy. 3 Where's Elizabeth from? 4 Alexei’s from Moscow. $ Hello, I'm David Smith. 6 Nick's from Bristol, in the UK. 7 She’s from Orlando, in the USA. 6 1A What's your frst name? Te’s Abdul, What's your surname? es Razzag, Where are you from? Vm from Brazil. And you? Pm from Izmir, in Turkey. Nice to meet you. A You too. 7a Students! answers b2 My surname’s 4 My mobile number's 5 My home number's 31'm from Reading and Writing Portfolio 2 1 1C 2A 3B 2. 2 He's from Sydney. 3 His email address is [Link]@[Link] 4 Janet Richards is American. 5 She’s amanager. 6 Her phone number is 206 818 7904, 7 Lucy Smith isan actress. 8 She's British, 9 Her mobile mumber is 07986 342187, 4b 2 Is Benetton an Italian company? 3 Her name is Mrs Alice Roberts 4 Are you Mr Henry Long? § Ford isan American company. 6 Her address is 1306 South Beach, Miami 7 My address is 26 New Street, Registration form firstname Lucy surname Sith nationality British address 76 Quoen Street, } Manchester t postcode MI8-3/8 home number 0161 284 9865 mobile number 07986 342187 f Icy. [Link] “7 email addcess room number Reading and Writing Portfolio 3 bab 3a 4b Sb Ga 7d 3. 2 Pmanactor and she's a teacher. 3 You're Sally’s brother. 4 They aren’s Bob's children. $ We're in Mr West's English class. 6 They're French and he's Italian. 7 What's your father's name? & Where's Jack’s wife from? 9 Mary's mother isn't from the UK. 10 Who's Helena’s English teacher? $2 Our hotel is very cheap, bur isn't near the beach, 3 The restaurant is nice and the food is very good. 4 Tlove fruit and Leat a lot of vegetables, 5 She's a German teacher, but she isn't from Germany. 5 They're my friends, bur they aren't in my class, 7 Simon's my son and Yvonne's my daughter. ® Brian is friendly, bus his brother is very unfriendly. 9 She's from London and she’s an actress 6 tand 2 but 3 bur 4 and Reading and Writing Portfolio 4 1 3 He’ssingle. 4. 5 Four people live in his flat, 6 Sam and Pat are Danny's brothers. 7 7 3-2 Lwork ina very big office 3 My grandparents have a new car 44 My wife and I don’t go to concerts. 5 Tlivein avery small flat. 6 Our children study languages in London, 4a 1 [ive in a big flat in Notting Hill ‘with three friends, 2 work for a TV company in the centre of London, 3 Tseudy Spanish at a language school Answer Key 5 2 che centre of 7 a language school 3 hotel 4 havea 6 to the cinema 8 my children | Reading and Writing Portfolio 5 1b 2 She isn't married. 3 She's a music journalist. 4 She's a singer in a rock band. _$ She goes to the cinema in het free rime. 6 She doesn't cat chicken. 7 She sometimes has Italian food. & She likes coffee. 9 Juliet doesnt live in Dublin. 10 Juliet always sees Katie on her birthday. 4 2and 3 because 4 buc 6 bat 7 because 8 and 5 2 That car is beautiful. I's also very expensive. 3 She has three cats, She also has a dog. 4 Kevin's an actor. He's also a musician. § Gina loves, lasagne. She also likes pizza, 5 because 6 2and Sand 4 also § because Gand 7 but § also 9 because 10 also Reading and Writing Portfolio 6 1b 2 £37.80. 3 Waterloo. 4 Yes, there fare. 5 Yes, itis, 6 No, iis’ 7 Yes, itis.” & Yes, there are. 9 Yes, chore are. 3 2 very popular with 3 a great placeto 4 youcan also § There fare 6 isopen from 7 very popular with 8 Youcan 9 a great place 10 10 There's also 1 there are 12 every day ers eae eon, fe 1 Reading and Writing Portfolio 7 baT 37 $F SE GF 77 3-2 Tom doesn't like dogs, but I love them. 3 Anna's my best friend and email her every day. 4 [love rock ‘music, but my sister doesn like it. 5 Pete's my son and I love him very much. 6 Love horzor films, but my ‘wife hates them, 6 My daughters name is Daisy and we both like a lot of the same things. We both love clothes and sometimes go shopping together, And we both love black and white films. On Sunday afternoons we usually watch an ‘ld film together, With a big box of chocolates, of course! sF Answer Key Daisy and I are also very different. She doesn’e like flying, but 1 love it ‘And I like soap operas, but Daisy hates them, I watch two soap operas every evening, Daisy also loves cooking, but I hate it. In our home my husband cooks dinner every day! I think Daisy is the best daughter in the world and [love her very much. 7. They both love clothes, shopping, black and white films, and chocolates. Reading and Writing Portfolio 8 Jaic 2a 3b 4d b2 0844 782 1176 3 Atthe City Theatre 4 At [Link], 5 Arthe Apollo Ginema, 6 Julia Ross 7807.30 pam. +8 £30, £25 and £20 2. She was ata Big Noise concert at the Birmingham Arena, 42a 3a 4the Sthe 6a 7 The Sthe 9a 10 the 11 The 12 the Reading and Writing Portfolio 9 WiC 2B3A © 2 went sightseeing 3 near 4 Ollie 5 Friday 6 Isla Holbox 4.2 Las very tired so I went to bed carly. (I went to bed early because T was very tired.) 3 When we arrived in Paris, we went for a walk. (We ‘went for a walk when we arrived in Paris.) 4 He went by train because the hates flying. (He hates flying so he went by train.) $ When I got hhome, I phoned my sister. (I phoned my sister when I got home.) 6 There weren't any taxis so we tented a car. (We rented a ear because there weren't any taxis.) Sa She went to Bordeaux, in France. She had a good time. b2s0o 3 When 4 and 5 because 60 7and § because 9 but 10 because 11 When Reading and Writing Portfolio 10 11B2A3C 3. 2Happy 3 Have 4 day 5 love 6 To 7 luck 8 your 9 wishes 10.0n 11 new 12 soon 13 Love $ Dear Beth ‘Thank you very much for your birthday card and the present. les a beautiful warch and I wear it every day. Thad a very nice biethday on Saturday. I met my sister in town and ‘we went shopping together. [also ‘went ro a concert with Eddie in the evening, The concert was fantastic and we both had a great time. Life in London is very good. I have a new job with a TV company. [ove the job, but I never get home before 8 p.m, Eddie is also very busy. We're always very tired, but we're very. happy together. Did you know that wwe got engaged last month? We'te ‘going to get married next July! Lots of love Diana 6 1 Her sister, 2 They went toa concert. 3 Lastmonth. 4 Next July. TENSIVE VG 7D AND SKILLS Things people do online Match the verbs in A to the words or phrases in B. A B soll videos download ——things online isten on Facebook be tothe radio watch on Titer book mals be aholday Gel /receve videos raed a fight book Govmtioad buy book hotel send TWorogremmes chat to ends and tai search abiog wate tomusie downoad —|terinfornaton | isten photos | Review: frequency adverbs and phrases with every EB a Put the words in brackets ( ) in the correct place in these sentences, 1 I {listen to the raalo online, (never) 2. I send a lot of emals. (every day) 3. | buy concert tickets online, (usually) 4 watch videos on YouTube. (avery wook) 5. 11book fights oniine. (always) 6 | buy and sell things on eBay. (sometimes) 7. | chat to friends online, {every weekend) 8 | watch TV programm nine, (never) 8 I download music. (don't usually) 10. | get about twenty emalis, (every day) 'b Tick the sentences in 2a that are true for you: The internet Pronunciation: /s/ and /J/ HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p61 a Look at these 7s/ pictures. Check you remember the sounds /s/ and /V suit shirt b Look at the consonants in bold. Which sound is different? 1G shin spanish sure skit smal 2 shop ly expensive 6 poleo ponci) she 3 Russian tissues lesson 7 Egyptian Spanish 4 sell sugar centre Turkish Spelling: double letters (2) EI [5] Circte the words withthe correct speling shoping /GhopainmD> © usualy / usualy visting / visiting 7 evening / evenning basketbal / basketball 8 pasport/ passport animals /animmals 9 walet/ wallet ciferent/ diferent 10 holiday / holiday Spelling: clothes Ed (5) Look at the shopping website, Write the words [BB Resting ana wring Porno 7068 | Language Summary 8, Student's Book p128 Adjectives (2) Hl 2 [5] Find the adjectives. bb Write the opposites of the adjectives in 4a. HWP ESwe arewe tinteresting 2LOPRY!SHORTAWQ at SALPIQFULLEASPU 36 aNEVAURFDEASYGE ad sPARIGRIGHTWOUJ aa eTOMONAIZYOUNGP a 7VAHAPPYAPONORG se | eSTEBRANAWFULEY | 9AVFANTASTICILP ee 2 et > Past Simple of be: positive and negative [EIEN EZ Fillin the gaps with was or were, Then choose the correct answers. 1 The Brlsh Prime Minister Forrest Gump and The Lion @ The President ofthe USA was_ Margaret Thatcher / Kir row films / John F Kennedy / ery Bled / David Cameron TV programmes / books. “Jimmy Carter / Rona Reagan 2 The Olympic Games The foatball World Cup 40 There 38/48/58 in Syainey / Athens / Bejing. in Brazil / billon" people inthe work “The first / third / th Hany the USA / France. 1 Diego Maradona and Miche! Potter fim in The f/ 1008 / 300" episode Platini famous cinemas. of The Simpsons tennis players / footballers / ‘The actor Leonardo DiGapri on tv, actors. 20/30/40 Steffi Graf and Martina 12 The singers Madonna and Navratilova fernous Prince 16/26/38 musicians / tennis prayers! sold actresses. years old ‘a itlon = 1,000,000.000 Make these sentences negative, White the corect sentences, Use the words in brackets, 1 The last Beatles concert was in the UK. (the USA) The last Beatles concert wasn't in the UK. twas in the USA 2 There were six people in The Beatles. (four) 3 The 1998 World Cup was in Spain. (France) 4 The 2000 Olympic Games were in London. (Sydney) 5 Elvis Presley was British, (American) 6 Wiliam Shakespeare was from Australia. (the UK) Happy anniversary! Years and past time phrases EI Match these years to the words 4790 2013 1970 1998 19632003 seventeen ninety a 1790 nineteen thieey-eight » nineteen sixty-three e nineteen seventy @ two thousand and three| —@ — twenty thirteen ‘ Review: contractions (2) EX Witte these sentences with contractions (i'm, aren't, etc.). 1 They ae from Colombia, They're from Colombia. 2: was not at home on Fry. 8. You are notin this class 4 Theres a bank in Park Road 5 We were not at the concert, 6 Lam sorry, she is not here, 7. They do not work at home. 8 He does not Ike pizza, EX « Fillin the gaps with yesterday, in, ast anc ago. Leon was in Japan_last_ month, He was in China four years He was in Los Angeles ___ 2001, He was in Venice He was in Australia He was in London three days. year Put pictures a-f in order from now. d—2 3 4 5 6 Revie Past Simple of be EX Read about Frank and Joan's wedcing anniversary. Fil inthe gaps with was, were, wasn't of weren't Frank and I were. (+) both 23 on our wedding day, and last Sunday ic® (+) our golden wedding anniversary* There > (+) a big party ata hotel and about a hundred people (+) there, My brother § Gatthe ustealia, Also Frank’s two sist party because he was i . () there. They're both very old and can’t travel. (+) at the party. ‘The food § (4) fantastic and ic® (+) one of But our two sons and their families 7 the best days of our lives “golden wedaing anniversary (or 60 years, Past Simple of be: questions and short answers; was born / were born [EXNTIXE Make questions with these words 1 Frank and Jean's / was / wedding / When ? When was Frank and Jean's wedding? 2 they/ on/ were / their wedding day / How old ? 3. When / golden wedding anniversary / their / was ? 4 party / Where / was /the ? 5 people / the party / How many / at / were ? 6 was// brother / Jean's / Where ? b Match the questions in 4a to these answers. Fifty years ago. 1 Last Sunday. About a hundred, © They were both 23, He was in Australia 1 Ata hotel EB choose the correct words in these questions. Then write the short answers, + Was / Gers 50 years ago? rank and Jean married Yes, they were. 2 Was / Were thelr anniversary party at ahotel? 3 Was / Were ther party? of people at the 4 Was / Wore Jean's brother atthe party? 5 Was / Were Frank's sister he party? 6 Was / Were you at home last night?” 7. Was / Were you in Australia tast ook? 8 Was / Were your father born in Spain? Fill in the gaps in questions 1-4 with was or wore, Then write your answers. 1 Where were you boin? was born 2 When you born? Iwas 3 Where your mother bor? She 4 When your father born? He Choose the corect prepositions 1 I don't work o “@)the weekend 2 The post offces in /on te tt 8: Inever ston to /Yor he rad 4 Do you watch sport on /in TV? 5 The caf next of / othe bank € [ple terns on nthe morning | 96 up late on /n Sunday mornings Iwas bom in /on Italy at /n 1987, Months and dates EI [8] Write tho fottors in the months. O eiualy, 1m deren 2F boy BA g it aM os bur 4 Ap 10 0. ob 5M fin ayes) eu e 2D ee eighth 43th fifteenth qt) at tenth third — jh om \ as aa 30 twentieth fifth 20 PL gna sixth sth twelfth : gt thirtieth ! 10" fourth ninth second —gyst 15th ah thirty-first seventh twenty-third 3rd Talking about days and dates EY Fain the gaps with these words What When's What's day was is the on What day Ie’s Saturday. it today? the May today? | thirteenth. your | [I's July bicthday? the twenty-ninth What Friday. it yesterday? Making suggestions Put the conversation inorder. COLIN @ OK, What time shall we meet? b_ What shall we do this evening? 1 Yes, that's a good idea, No Nhere shall we meet? | don't think so, We went to the theatre last month, RUTH fe Why don't we go to the OK. Let's go to that Japenese restaurant Lot's meet at the restaurant. I's in West Street. re? h About half past seven, & Fill in the gaps in this conversation with these phrases. Teshi see Howsereyou Let'smeet Let's go What shall we shallwe What time a good idea Why don't Maybe parry Hi, Toshi. TOSHI Hello, Poppy. '_How are you? poppy T'm fine, thanks, 2 do toda TOSHI we go to the park? poppy 4 But we always go to the park. Tosti OK.$ to the museum. poppy Yes, that’s 6 Where” meet? TosH * at the station. poppy OK.? shall we meet? ‘TOSHI At about one o'clock. Then we can have lunch first, POPPY Great! See you then. Bye VOCABULARY _ 8D AND SKILLS El 2 Write the numbers. 2 ahundred 100 two hundred and fity eight hundred and ninety-five aa thousand @ ten thousand, eight hundred £ ahuncred and tty thousand forty millon o Write the numbers in words. 100 a hundreg 750 2,000 17500 2 100,000 + 8,000,000 HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p69 B12 Look at tnese pictures. Check you remember the sounds /2:/ and /3 Pil Paid forty burger b Look at the letters in bold. Are the letter sounds the same (S) or different (D)? 1 shirt skirt S 6 morning awéul 2 early August D7 smal girl 3 water daughter 8 German thirty 4 four sumame —@_always Turkish 5-first-work 10 short third [5] Do the crossword Across > Reading and Writing Portfolio 8 p66 Transport Eh (5) Write tho words Past Simpl ab ab ap [ GRAMIAAR St Ed Write the Past simple forms of these regular verbs. 1 Ike want visit study travel start finish cook fsten liked Amazing journeys " 2 8 1“ 15 16 w 6 1” 20 , : positive (regular verbs) walk ley look hate help book Wve watch Language Summary 9, Student’s Book p130 Past Simple: positive (irregular verbs) ED a Find ten irregular verbs (2). YLe FV was os Ei > ue avi PE uEC TA yor Lv Bien ce @eT AM How eu b Write the verbs in 3a and their Past Simple forms, come > ___ came. vevyveues El 2 Fitin the gaps with the iregular Past Simple forms in Bb. 1 came, home by bus yesterday. 21 up at 700 yesterday morning 31 at dinner at 8.90 lastnight 51 an emaltoa tend yesterdey 6 7 8 8 ome at 8.00 yesterday morning, 1 to the cinema last weekend, me fronds in a café last weekend, ' some new othes last month My parents me some money for my last birthlay, 10 My teacher me to learn my regular verbs b Tick (7) the sentences in 4a that are true for you, Ffyona’s long walk Ffyona Campbell ! was_(be) the first woman to walk around the world, She” tart) her journey in the ‘UK in 1983 and then in 1985 she* (walk) across the USA. In 1988 she (@0) from Sydney to Perth in only 95 days. On 2nd April 1991, Pfyona s (eave) Cape Town in South Africa, She £ {arzive) in Morocco 29 months later ~a journey of 10,000 miles. Then she? (walk ‘across Burope and * (Gnish) her journey in October 1994. She? (travel) 19,586 miles and (raise) £120,000 for charity. Ffyona also! (ite) a book about her journey called The Whole Story. My last holiday Holiday activities [EEEIEN I Fitin the gaps in phrases 1-11 with these words. have rent take travel stayin stay with go on gofor goto go(x2) ave holiday photos ‘swimming a hotel awalk friends or family aroun sightseeing 10 the: " Past Simple: negative Past Simple: questions and short answers Ed Read about these people's holidays. Put the verbs in eI the Past Simple, EF ® Mako questions with these words. 1 za / Sandy and Neomi/ d/o / When / 90°? When aid Sandy and Naor go fo biza? 2 te altenoons / do they / What / an’? 3. they/ dinner / have / did / Where ? remy / did / When / to / Prague / go ? 5 with / Who / he / did /stay ? Two years ago Sandy and I | went. (go) on holiday to Ibiza, «beautiful Spanish island, We ? (stay) ina 6 Gi / the mornings / do /in he / What 7 very nice hotel near Ibiza Town. We + (cent) - acar and 4 (cravel) around the island - the scenery is amazing! Wes (go) to the beach b Read about the people's holidays again in 2. every afternoon, but we &_ faot go) to any ‘Then match answers @-f to questions 1-6 in 8a. clubs. And every evening we 7 {have) He went sightseeing dinner in Dalt Vila, the old part of Ibiza Town. Sandy and 1 b Two yeers ago. 7 (not stay) on the island very long, but we (have) a fantastic time! ©. InDal ila 4. With his tiend Paul © Last August + They wont to the bosch, a Flin the gaps with Did and these verbs. | rent the meet take go 2) | 1 Did. Sandy and Naomi_rent_a.car? 2 they to the beach every day? a they to ary clubs? 4 deremy any photos? 5 he Prague Castle? Last August (g0) on holiday to Prague, 2 ue any rice people? in the Czech Republic, I"! {not stay) in a b Waite the short answers for the questions in 4a, hotel, 12 (stay) with my feiend Paul ~ he’s a teacher there, 18 (qo) sightseeing every + Hos, than moening, but ['# {not take) any photos 2 : because L*___ (not have) my camera with 3 _ ime, My favourite place was Prague Castle ~ it's amazing! i 16 (have) a great time in Prague and 7 5 ie {acct} some very nice people there. i {not want} to come home! 0 At the station EI Match these words to pictures 1-6. ticket office 1) aretum’ | a customer a ticket machine single/) aplatform Bi Pauline wants to buy a train ticket. Complete the conversation with these sentences. Aveturrte-Leede-pleage, Which platform? Thanks. What time's the next train? Next Saturday. What time does it arrive in Leeds? Thanks a lot. Bye, PAULINE, A return to Leeds, please, TICKET SELLER When do you want to come back? PAULINE TICKET SELLER That's £57.40, please. Here's your ticket. PAULINE 3 TICKET SELLER ‘There's one at 10.15. PAULINE 4 TICKETSELLER Platform 1. PAULINE 5 TICKET SELLER Ar 12.48. PROLINE, § Asking about last weekend a Make questions with these words. 1) have / waskond / Did / good / you /a? Did you have a good weekend? 2 did/the/ you / weekend / What / at (do ? 3 good /a/ Did / time / ve / you? 4 there / What / do /you/ did? 6 did/ S99 / you / What ? 7 it/enjoy / you / Did? b Look at the photo and read the conversation ‘Then fill in the gaps with the questions from 3a. ROGER Hi, Molly. | Did you have a good weekend? MOLLY Yes, I did, thanks. My husband and I went to the theatre on Saturday. ROGER Oh, nice. ? MOLLY A play called One of Those Days. ROGER * MOLLY Yes, it was very good. And what about you? ROGER I went away for the weekend, MOLLY Oh great! 5 ROGER Twent co Cambridge to see some old friends. Mouy & ROGER Well, on Saturday we went on the river and in the evening we all went out for dinner. MOLLY 7 ROGER Yes, T did; thanks-Iewas a-great weekend Question words EI Look at the quiz Filin the gaps with these words Then choose the correct answers. When What How old Where How much Why How many — Who OUR WORLD °o is the capital {i of Brazil? || a S80 Pau, bio de Janeiro, © Brasla |e countries are there in the world? a. About 150 About 200 | © About 260 0° did the Bertin | Wall come down? ain 979 b in 1989, c In 1999, ° vas the frst President of the USA? a George Washington, b_ Thomas Jefferson. © John Adams, 0 was John Lennon when he died in 19807 a He was 30 He was 40 ¢ He was 60 ° was the artist || Pablo Picasso born? a In Venice, Italy b In Paris, France © In Mélaga, Spain, | o were the first | TVsin 19307 | a About £8. |b About £18, About £80. ° don't many people live in Antarctica? a Because it’s very cold, b Because it’s very hot, © Because it’s very expensive Pronunciation: sounds review (2) HELP WITH PRONUNCIATION Student's Book p59, p61, p69 BI Look at the letters in bold in these words. Wire the words inthe table. ehiss jacket shop sell first sport city chicken sugar four job work manager sandwich lesson August early British [ai] | [77 cheese orange juice chips 7s/ 7 sult shict 7337 7x7 | forty burger Spelling: silent letters (2) EZ [5] We don't say every letter in some words. 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