Language Learning Workbook Overview
Language Learning Workbook Overview
macmillan
education
2 nd Edition
. Gill Holley
macmillan
education
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Contents A1 +
Starter unit p4 Vocabulary and speaking revision
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Vocabulary � Reading• Grammar
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...- Countries, Nationalities p8 Friends from to be - affirmative and negative, questions and short
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The family p11
around the
world p9
answers p10
have got, Possessive adjectives p12
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School subjects, Everyday
objects p16
One student,
one tablet!
p17
Possessive '.s, Possessive pronouns, Regular and
irregular plural nouns p18
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Describing faces p19 Question words, this, that, these, those, Articles p20
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J Gateway to exams: Units 1-2 p24
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Everyday activities, The perfect Present simple - affirmative and negative p28
p26 Free-time activities p26 hobby p27
Present simple - yes/no questions and short
Places in a town p29 answers, wh- questions, Adverbs of frequency p30
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Home time Rooms, Furniture p34 Life and style There is/There are, Prepositions of place p36
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p34 p35
Food and drink p37 Countable and uncountable nouns, some, any, a/an
p38
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The imperative, like, love, hate + gerund p48
The Internet p47
Good buys Shops, Shopping p52 Online chat Present continuous - affirmative and negative p54
p52 p53
Clothes pSS Present continuous - questions and short answers,
Present simple and present continuous p56
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Teamwork
p62
Sports, Sports competitions
p62
The history of
sports p63
Past simple of to be, There was/There were p64
Past simple affirmative - regular verbs and irregular
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Sports people p65 verbs p66
co Great job! Jobs, Personal qualities p70 Finding the Past simple - negative p72
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p70
Adjectives to describe jobs
right job p71
Past simple - questions and short answers p74
p73
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Animals and insects, Parts of The same but Comparative adjectives p82
the body p80 different p81
Superlative adjectives, Present perfect with ever
o8Cl Geographical features p83 and never p84
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planner
The weather, Things to take
on holiday p88
Summer camps
p89
be going to, Prepositions of time p90
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p88
Types of transport p91
must, have to, should/shouldn't p92
rt The family p11 Personal questions - 1 A personal profile p14 Vocabulary: Recording new words p8
p13
Practising speaking p13
A special school p19 Describing people p21 An informal email p22 Reading different types of text p17
Josh and Zac Tiessen Giving directions p31 A short note - 1 p32 Vocabulary: Learning phrases p26
p29
Listening again p29
A recipe p37 Making and replying to A description of a place Vocabulary: Remembering new
offers p39 p40 vocabulary p34
Writing a blog p47 Asking for and giving A questionnaire pSO Reading a text with new words p45
information p49
Speaking: Using intonation p49
Clothes p55 Describing pictures p57 A short note - 2 p58 Repeating speaking activities p57
Triathlon training p65 Asking for and giving A story p68 Using the title and pictures to help you
opinions p67 read p63
Matt Groening p73 Personal questions - 2 An informal email: Vocabulary: Learning related words p70
p75 giving news p76
T hinking before you listen p73
Sarah Marquis p83 Agreeing and A blog post p86 Reading: Using what you know p81
disagreeing p85
Speaking: Practising questions p85
Types of transport in Invitations p93 An article p94 Reading outside class p89
Amsterdam p91
Making writing interesti � P?4
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The classroom
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Put the letters in otder to make classroom objects.
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2 Find seven classroom objects in the wordsearch
and write the words. T E X R u B B E R N J M M z
p F B N V K C E 0 A H C 0 s
1 [Link] 5
N y E w z s R T M R A G H A
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s M F s X C w N A w F I E E
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p Q I y R u F D y M w N I R
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Speaking O O
The alphabet
1 Circle the letter with a different sound.
1 A J K @ H 5 Q u w H
2 B C I D E 6 L N 0 s
3 F X L p 7 p T V L
lassroom expressions
Complete the sentences with these words.
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R-U-B-B-E-R.
Colours
1 Complete the crossword with words for colours.
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lb
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3 The sea is.....
k
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4 An ele phant is ..
5 A tree is
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6 A penguin is ..
and..
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2 Write the colours.
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1 The sun is .. .. ydlPW 7 A flamingo is
2
11 An a pple is.
or.
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Grapes are....
or...
Numbers - cardinal and ordinal 4 Put the letters in order to make months. Then
write them in order.
1 Look at the numbers. Write C (cardinal) or
0 (ordinal).
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iprAI • suAgut • emecbDre • auFbryer • [Link]
a d twenty D yJlu • eJnu • craMh • yMa • vbemNroe
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b first e eleventh
c eight f nine D 1 .Jv1f'Ll.{v1ry 7
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2 Write the ordinal numbers.
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a 4th .. fo""'r:th d 16th
4 10 ...
b 8th e 21st
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C 33,d f 42 nd .
6 12 ...
Days and months
5 Write the dates in full.
3 Complete the days of the week. a 3rd Jul th? thfni of]l/4ly
nd
1 M ... nd .. 5 F r ....d b 22 Aug
c 18 th Jan
2 T ..... sd .. 6 S [Link]
d 31st Dec
3 W. dn .
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e 12 th Oct
4 Th .. r sd.. f 19th Feb
Speaking O 0
Telling the time
1 Draw the times. 2 Write the times in words.
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2 quarter to four 5 quarter past eleven
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3 half past nine 6 ten to three
1 Write the classroom objects. 4 Look and write the days.
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2 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
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20 21 22 23 24 25 26
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27 28 29 30 31
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a 13th ... M9n40y e 22nd
b 18th f 12th
C 7th g
9th
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5 Write the dates for the birthdays.
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4 this in What's English
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3 Complete the colours.
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2 w .. L 6 p . ..... k
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1 Complete the country names.
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5 France e German
6 Portugal f Italian
7 Ireland g Polish
8 Germany h Portuguese
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3 Read the website again and choose the best 4 °
0 CRITICAL THINKING
answers.
Which of these statements are good (G) or
1 Marley is the name of ...
bad (B) things about having friends in other
a Amy's favourite film. countries?
b Amy's favourite actor. 1 You learn about different cultures. G/B
c a dog in a film. 2 You speak different languages. G/8
2 Zhang is interested in ... 3 Your friends aren't in your city. G/8
a British and American football. 4 You practise English with them. G/8
b a type of football in Australia.
c a Melbourne football club.
3 Isabel and Clara ...
5 Use a dictionary to find the meaning of the
underlined words in the website. Then use them
a speak two languages. to complete the sentences.
b go to school in England.
1 Football players from other countries play in the
c aren't Brazilian.
English . )�ge,
4 Isabel and Clara like ...
2 Actors go to special.. .. schools.
a Brazilian music.
b an American singer. 3 My favourite.. . ............... is The Arctic Monkeys.
c the Twilight films. 4 My favourite computer. ....... is Minecraft.
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10 I can use the verb to be
Vocabulary and listening .n,
1 Complete Katy's family tree with these words. 4 US1ENIN6 0
01 Listen to three dialogues and tick (✓)
the correct picture.
aunt • brother • cousin • father • grandfather
1 Which is a photo of Miguel and his family?
grandmother • mother • sister • uncle
Mike Christine
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2 Which is Jack's classroom?
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. and. ... ..
. . . .. : 'Craig is our
nephew.'
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his • its • my • our • their • your
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3 are you Where from 3 I/Brasilia/Brazil
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4 you are old How 4 I/13,/and birthday/January
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5 are What your hobbies 5 I/interested/music and sport
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6 you Have an got email address 6 email address/[Link]@[Link]
...... . . .?
2 LISTENING O
02 Listen to a conversation between a 0 PRONUNCIATION
teacher and a new student in class. In what order
do you hear the information (a-e)?
4 0 03 Listen to these sentences and underline
the stressed words.
1 What's your name?
2 My name's Ana.
3 I'm from Brazil.
4 I'm 13.
5 Are you interested in sport?
6 Yes, I am.
7 Have you got an email address?
8 Yes, I have.
STUDY SKILLS
How can you practise speaking?
► STUDY SKILLS page 98
2 Read the personal profile. Find and correct six 4 my birthday is in march.
mistakes with capital letters.
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6 i am a fan of spanish pop music.
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3 My sister ............ ..................... .. computers at her school. (X) 3 Mei is. ..... . She's from Beijing.
4 ...................................... a computer at home. (X) 4 London is in .
5 My classroom ........ .... .. ...... . .. . .
. a blackboard. (X)
5 Ankara is the capital city of
6 The classrooms at my school.
whiteboards. (✓) 6 Anton is from Moscow. He speaks..
4 wife
5 Have got your friends mobiles?
5 grandfather . . .. . .
6 niece
6 No, they hasn't.
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1 At quarter past nine on Monday, he's got.. . J111:0th,L 4 Write these words in the correct category. Use
2 At half past 11 on Tuesday, he's got ... a dictionary if necessary.
3 At three o'clock on Wednesday, he's got biology • chemistry • glue • literature • paper
pencil sharpener • physics • scissors
4 At quarter to two on T hursday, he's got. social sciences • stapler
5 At quarter past nine on Wednesday, he's got
School subjects Everyday objects
At Ashton High School in the UK, students study the 3 different, in a good way ..
usual subjects. They study English, geography, history,
4 a student in your class.
maths and science. But Ashton High School is �.P�����
The students have all got a tablet. 5 when you want information, you do this
Some students take their tablets to class. Other students use the school's
tablets. Students use the tablets in class and they take them home.
6 Complete the sentences with words
The lessons at the school are all 9_n_lLn_�. Teachers send information to the
from 5.
students' tablets and students ask questions on theirs. The students use
their tablets to !QQ� !9� information on the Internet, to create videos and to 1 Jesse is my ............ ............ ............ and she's a
take photos o f their Y'{C?r�- good friend.
For the school's head teacher, technology is important. The tablets are
2 I play games . ..... .. ...... at home but not
popular and the students are interested in the lessons. And the exam
results at the school are good. at school.
Karen Ellis is a student at Ashton High and she says: 'My cousins go to 3 I .. information on the Internet
a different school. We've got tablets at our school, but they haven't got for my homework.
tablets at theirs. Some students at their school take their smartphones
4 My school is .. ....... .. . ..... . ... . . . It's different from
or tablets to use in class. But some students haven' t go t a smartphone
or tablet. There's a difference between students at their school, but there other schools.
isn't a difference at mine.' 5 I've got my .. from school in
Andy Blackwell is Karen's classmate. 'We use the tablets in many different my bag.
ways. We ask the teacher questions on our tablets and he answers our·
questions on his. We've got the information on our tablets to use at home.
It's brilliant!' he says.
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8 Choose the correct option, A, B or C.
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1 My friend Tom has got a sister........... name is Alice.
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A Hers B His C Her
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2 Tom's sister is 15 and . ......... is 16.
6 Al B my C mine
3 Alice has got a dog ......... name is Spot.
4 Match the subject pronoun with the possessive
pronoun. A It B Its C It's
1 I a his 4 . . sisters are best friends.
2 you b theirs A Our B Ours C We
3 his C mine 5 .......... are interested in music.
4 her d yours A Their B They C Theirs
5 our e hers 6 Is ......... family similar or different?
6 their f ours A you B your C yours
� Vocabulary and listening tnt
1 Find six parts of the head in the wordsnake and 5 0 05 Listen again and choose the correct answers.
write them below.
1 At Chiara's school ...
a students are in a classroom with the teacher.
b there isn't a teacher.
c students see the teacher online.
2 The students at the school ...
Dag. a live in different cities in the UK.
b are in different countries.
c are from Spain, Egypt and Turkey.
1 4
ms. 3 For Chiara, the school day is ...
2 5
� from nine o' clock to half past four.
3 6 b from nine o' clock to four o' clock.
c from ten o' clock to half past four.
2 Circle the word in each line which cannot describe
4 The students at the school study ...
the body part.
a in Chinese.
1 eyes blue brown @ grey
b only maths, history and science.
2 hair short long straight tall
c the usual subjects and other subjects.
3 hair curly small dark fair
5 Chiara's favourite subjects are ...
4 nose long straight big curly
a ICT and geography.
5 eyes big green small long
b PE and geography.
3 Look at the photos and complete the description. c history and geography.
6 The age of studer,ts at Chiara's school is between ...
a 7and13.
b 7and18.
c 13 and18.
� VOCABULARY EXTENSION . �-
6 Match the sentences (1-3) to the photos (A-C).
1 My dad hasn' t got hair. He's bald. He's
got a beard.
2 My uncle's hair isn't straight and it isn' t curly.
It's wavy. He's got glasses.
3 My cousin's hair is very short and he's got
a moustache.
4 Lm1N6 0
05 Listen to a conversation between
Chiara and Ed. Tick (✓) the correct answer, a, b or c.
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Chiara's school is ...
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a a Studio School.
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b a normal secondary school.
c an online school.
3 Complete the dialogue with question words. 7 Complete the sentences with a, an, the or 0.
Tom: (a) . ....... ....... . ... . . .. are yo u, Chiar a?
1 I've got... . o ld smartphone.
Chiara: I'm 13.
2 smartpho nes are useful in class .
Tom: (b) .. . are yo u from?
3 I've got .... . phone with a came ra. I use..
Chiara: I'm from Brighton, in England.
camera to take photos .
Tom: (c) .... . . 's your birthday?
4 It is n't poss ible to s end.. . text messages in class.
Chiara: It's in Jun e .
5 ... t eache r has got my phone.
Tom: (d) . bro the rs have you go t?
20 I can use question words; this. that. these. those; and articles
� Developing speaking O 0
1 USTENIN6 0
06 Listen to Helen talking to a friend
0 PRONUNCIATION
about this photo. Write the names on the lines.
Listen again if necessary. 4 0 07 Listen to these words and write them in
the correct column.
Beth • Cole • Eric • Helen • Liz
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• teeth • thgse • this • which
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5 Look at the photo and read the questions.
Write your answers in your notebook.
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I 1 Who are they?
2 Where are they?
3 Is your classroom similar or different?
4 What are your favourite subjects?
2 Complete the descriptions with the correct form of
to be or have got. 6 USTENIN6 0
08 Listen to a student answering the
questions in 5. What are her answers to the
Liz (a) ...................................... [Link] (b) ...................................... [Link] questions?
ss.
(c) .. .. ........ . ............. . curly brown hair.
7 SPEAKING Look at this photo. Now answer the
Eric (d) ........... ............. ......... black hair and brown eyes. He
questions in 5.
(e). ... . . . ... short, he (f) ... .. .. quite tall.
Cole (g) ... .. .. very tall. He (h) .. . . . .. 15.
He (i) .. ........... fair hair and brown eyes.
Beth (j) ..................................... long fair hair in this photo.
I (k) .. . .. green eyes and brown hair. My hair
(I) . ........ .. ........ .. ..... long and wavy.
STUDY SKILLS
-� �tdj ...•A- -·K When you write an email, why is important to know
who you are writing to?
We've got a lot of homework' at my school and I haven't -. muiit,;:- '.pop (\Z-ihanna)
got time for other activities. But I go to my friend's
house at weekends or she comes to mine. We're into
music. Our favourite type of music is hip hop. Are you
interested in music ?
(e) .... ... .................................. .. and tell me about yourself.
(f)
Maya
Grammar Vocabulary
1 Circle the correct alternative. 1 Read and write the school subject.
1 These aren't my/mine pens. They're your/yours. 1 I like numbers and I use my calculator.
2 I've got two sisters. Their/Theirs names are Diana 2 I'm interested in different countries.
and Jane. I like maps.
3 Diana and Jane's/Janes' hair is dark. 3 I love colours, and I've got a lot of
4 My parent's/parents' eyes are brown, but our/ours posters at home.
are blue.
4 We use a British dictionary for
5 My best friend's/friends' name is Louise.
new words.
6 My hobby is football, but her/hers is music.
5 I like animals and plants.
2 Complete the sentences with the plural form of 6 We learn about life in the past.
these words.
2 Complete the names of the objects.
child • country • day • dictionary • person • woman
3 Complete the questions. Match the questions 3 Complete the description with these adjectives.
(1-6) with the answers (a-f).
big • dark • fair • long • short • small
1 a best friend? straight • tall
2 . ................. ..... is your father?
He's quite (a)
3 .... . .. . . ..... . . . .. . is your first piano lesson?
He's got (b)
4 . .. . ........................... films do you prefer, action films (c) ....... ..... ... . . .. . .. .. . hair.
or adventure films?
His hair isn't curly, it's
5 ............ ......................... is your school special? (d) . . ... . ... .. . .... She's
6 ............ ... .. .. ........... .. the lessons long at your school? got (e)
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/1 THINK GLOBAL SCHOOL
v1 Northgate Community College in the UK has got Think Global School is the world's first mobile school. It
maps of the world on the walls. Why? Because the isn't in one country, but in many different countries. The
school has got students from 60 different countries. students live in 12 countries in four years. In one year, for
It's got students from Italy, Japan, Turkey, China and example, they are in New Zealand for three months, in
South Africa. Costa Rica for three months and another three months in
Northgate is a big school in London. It's got 1,400 Greece. Typical subjects are maths, ICT, geography and
history, and also activities to learn about the local culture.
/ students between the ages of 11 and 19. The
/ teachers speak English in class, but the students The school has got 12 teachers and around 50 students.
speak 70 different languages at home. But language The students are between the ages of 14 and 17 and
isn't a problem. There are extra lessons in English. they are from 23 countries. The lessons are in English,
The school is also a special sports school. Students but they have also got Spanish and Chinese lessons.
play football, basketball and tennis, and language isn't Technology is very important in this school. The students
necessary to do sports. use mobile phones and tablets in their lessons.
2 Read the text again. Are these sentences True (T ) or False (F)?
/j 1 The students at Northgate Community College are from the UK. T/F
2 The lessons are in English. T/F
3 Sports are important at Northgate Community College. T/F
/ 4 Students at Think Global School are in 12 countries in one year. T/F
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5 The school has got students from different countries. T/F
6 The lessons are onl y in Spanish and Chinese. T/F
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24 Gateway to exams
Listening Writing
3 LISTENING O
09 Read the questions. Listen to three 5 This is part of an email from an English friend.
dialogues and tick (✓) the correct picture.
1 What time is Jody's ICT class today?
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Use of English
Read the five questions. Choose the correct
answers.
1 Who is your favourite singer?
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6 Correct the mistakes in the sentences.
a I' m a fan of pop music.
1 I have 13 years.
b I like Katy Perry.
c My favourite song is Happy.
2 What time are your lessons? 2 My birthday is the five of August.
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have•start to school • tlf3 7 .... the
2 ... ..... ... .. . ..... .......films guitar or piano
Oscar's day
3 . ..... . . . .. online 8 .. the
II El 4 ... . . .... . ....... .... to music
Internet
9 . .. . pictures
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computer games 10.. .... sport
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5 Write these words next to the correct verbs.
I (a) [Link] l1,p ........ at 1:30. I (b) . . .. ..... ...... . .......... a nhowe-r and 1 read books, ..
I have- (c) . . . . ...... .. 1he-n, I 90 (d) ................. . .................. at S.45. 2 play the guitar,..
l_(e) ..... .......... ....... . ......... nchoo\ at q. I (f) ..... ........ .. ...... .. . .... .. lunch at 3 listen to music, ..
� 1.3 0. I fininh Dlhoo\ at 3 .45. The-n, I 90 (g) .. . ....... . .... . and I 4 watch TV, ..
(h) ....... ........ .......... ........ . mi home-worK. I have- (i) .. ................ and
5 play football, ..
the-n I watch W I 90 Ul ...................................... at 10.
1 Match the sentences to the photos. 3 Read the article again. Is this information about
Ali (A), Matt (M) or both (B)?
1 Their hobby is also a job. A/M/8
2 They do their hobby with other people. A/M/8
3 They don't do their hobby at the weekend. A/M/8
4 It isn't easy to do their hobby and study. A/M/8
5 Their hobby is connected to the job that
they are interested in. A/M/8
6 They do their hobby near their home. A/M/8
4
0°CRITICAL THINKING
Which of these statements are good (G) or
bad (B) things about doing a job after school?
1 You don't have much free time. G/8
es 1 I play the piano. 2 You get experience in the job that you want
to do. G/8
2 I take photos.
3 You don't have time to do homework. G/8
3 I take dogs for a walk.
4 You get money. G/8
4 I'm a sports coach.
5 You learn to do different things. G/8
6 You go to bed late. G/8
Read about two teenagers. What are their
8 hobbies? Write a number (1-4) from 1.
e perfect hobby
5 Match the underlined words in the article with
these definitions.
es
1 a doctor for animals
It's good to have hobbies. But some
hobbies also pay! 2 teaches people in a sport
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(a)... ... .... (play) football, but he (b) ..
Affirmative I (a) ......... ... . . . football. (not do) sport. He (c).. ................... (watch) TV and I
You play football. (d) .. . . .................. (read) books. I (e) .. .. . .. (play)
He/She/It (b) ... ... . football. the guitar but he (f) . (not play) a musical
We play football. instrument. He (g) . .... . . . . . . . .. (go) to a different
They (c) ... . .... .... football. school and he (h). . . ..... .............. (study) a lot. We
Negative I (d) ..................................... play football. (i) .. . (not speak) from Monday to Friday,
but we G) (play) computer games at the
You don't play football.
. .. play football. weekend.
He/She/It (e) ... .
We don't play football.
6 Look at the pictures. Write sentences in the
They (f) .. . ... ........ play football. affirmative and negative.
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No, I .... . . I get up at half past seven.
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2 breakfast?
(your mum/make) 4
Yes, she .. 5
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30 I can ask and answer questions in the present simple and use adverbs of frequency
Put the words in order to make questions.
0 PRONUNCIATION
1 there Is here a shopping centre near
4 0 12 Listen to these words and write
.. ? them in the correct column.
2 do you know Excuse me, is the museum where
€tfleffitt • library • museum • restaurant
.... .............. .. .. .. .. ? shopping centre • sports centre
end? 3 get to tell me how to Can you the library, please swimming pool
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11 Look at the map. Listen to three conversations
. .. .. ?
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[Link]
... ... ? and mark the places A, B, C or D.
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1 the library
....... ?
2 the shopping centre
the museum
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5 Read the questions. Write your
answers in your notebook.
....... ?
1 Where are you from?
2 Do you like your hometown?
3 What do you do on a typical day?
4 Where do you go at the weekend?
D
6 LISTENINGO13 Listen to a student
answering the questions in 5. What are
her answers to the questions?
icy.
0 11 Complete the directions with the words. Then listen
s again to check.
1
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(a) .. yP straight on. T hen turn left at
✓ (b) .. Manor Road. Go (c) Ge
on
the sports centre. It's (d) .. .. ................. . ... your left,
opposite
(e) ......................... the park. past
✓
2
Walk (f) .............................. . Green Street. Go (g) along
the school. Then turn (h)... .. . ... . It's on your left
on
(i)....... .. . It's G) ................. .... .... the corner of Green
past
Street and Park Road. right
3
Go (k) .. .on. (I) .. right at Manor between
Road. (m). ... .... along Manor Road and it's on
straight
(n) .. ................... .. . .. . the left. It's (o) .. .. .. the
Turn
cinema and the bank. Walk 7 �6 Now answer the questions in 5.
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1 Complete the sentences with the present simple 1 Complete the typical day with everyday activities.
affirmative or negative form of the verbs.
I (a) . .. .. . . . ......... at half past seven. I (b)
1 ............... ...................... in a small town. (live) a shower and then I have (c)
2 My sister.. science at university. (study) I (d) ......... .. . ..................... to school at half past eight because
I (e) .. .. .............. ...... ....... school at nine o'clock. I have
3 My father.. . .... ..... ..... . .... at the moment. (not work)
(f) ......... ............................ at school at half past one.
4 My mother... . . . .... to work by car. (go) I (g) ...................................... school at quarter past three and
5 We...................................... lunch at home. (not have) then I go (h) ................................. . and I (i) .. my
6 My parents.. ..... . .. .... .. . .. TV in the evenings. (watch) homework. I 0) .... ... ............... .. .. ......... dinner with my family and
I usually go to (k) .. . .. .. at ten o' clock.
2 Complete the dialogues with do, does, don't or
doesn't. 2 Match the halves to make sentences.
. . ........ you have a lot of free time? 1 I usually go
No, I 2 My friends and I chat
2 .. ...... .... . ...... your teacher give a lot of homework? 3 I don't listen
Yes,she. 4 I always surf
3 . . . . . . . your friends listen to music? 5 My family and I watch
Yes, they. 6 My brother plays the
4 your school library open early? 7 I often play computer
Yes, it... 8 My favourite subject is art because
5 .. .................................... you and your friends study there? 9 I sometimes read
or No,we. 10 Young people usually do
6 . your friend go to your house? a to music when I do my homework.
No, he... b TV before we go to bed.
c sport at the weekend.
Put the words in order to make. questions.
d out with friends at the weekend.
1 do get up What time you at the weekend
e guitar and he sings.
-- ----- - - ?
f games after school.
2 your When is birthday
g online in the evening.
--- - -------- ---------- � h books in English.
3 does to school How go your teacher
the Internet when I need information.
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4 have brothers got sisters and you How
many 3 Write the names of the places.
-- ------ --- - ------- ----- ---- �
You go there ...
5 Which does watch TV programmes your mum 1 to buy things. s c...
........ . ? 2 p
to walk or play.
6 want you do English Why to learn 3 to swim. s.. p
.. . .. .... ? 4 to have dinner.
5 to see old things. m..
Correct the sentences.
6 to find books.
1 My parents go sometimes to the cinema.
7 to do sports. s.. C
8 to see films. C
2 We play usually football at the weekend.
4 Circle the correct alternative.
3 I never am late for school. My friend's name is Paula. Her (a) fathers/parents are
from Mexico and she speaks (b) Spain/Spanish at home,
4 My brother always is happy. but she lives in Manchester. She's (c) long/tall and she's
got curly,(d) dark/straight hair and brown (e) ears/eyes.
Her favourite school subject is (f} /CT/ITC because she
5 I often don't watch TV before school.
likes computers and always uses her (g) folder/laptop
in class. At the weekend, we (h) chat/surf online and we
sometimes go to a (i) museum/library to read.
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N z z z K L L 0 E I R B 2 armchair
K K J M V 0 F A B B E D 3 freezer
F R I D G E L R T A N Q 4 curtains
T X T A R B y D T K T X 5 chest of drawers
B G s 0 F A E Q L X B H 6 rug
Look at the photo of a bedroom. Tick (✓) the things you 3 Read the article again. Match these
can see. questions with the correct parts of
the text.
a Which is your favourite room?
b How many rooms are there?
c What do you like about your room?
d Where do you live?
e What do you do in your room?
or
4 <if CRITICAL THINKING
Which of these statements are good (G)
or bad (B) things about sharing a room
with a brother or sister?
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1 a bed 4 a mirror
to bed. G/B
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2 a wardrobe 5 posters
2 I don't like my sister's music. G/B
3 a desk 6 a shelf
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3 I don' t have my space. G/8
Read the article and answer the questions. 4 We play games together. G/8
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1 Where does Alex live? 5 My brother leaves his things on
live with my parents and my brother in Brooklyn. We've got a 2 use with another person
·g, old house. You don't find houses like this in Manhattan. It's
3 the reason why you do
a great location, near the centre of the city.
something bad
4 the place where
ere are four bedrooms, two bathrooms, a big living room and something is
a dining room. There isn't a separate kitchen. That's typical in
:.."'1e US. There's one big room with a sofa and chairs and a TV We 5 you are this when good
call it the family room. The kitchen is open to the living room. things happen to you
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from 5.
with a small table next to it. There's a wardrobe behind the door.
There's a chest of drawers with a mirror above it. There's also 1 We've only got one computer at home.
a shelf. I'm quite !iqy but there are always lots of things on the We.. .. .. ..... it.
chest of drawers and on the shelf. There aren't a lot of shelves;
that's my �-�c;�_s�
_ 1 There's a chair in front of the bed. There are IL 2 You're late again! What's your ..
usually a lot of clothes on the chair and trainers under the bed! this time?
I'm a fan of all types of film so there are posters of my favourite
films on the walls. 3 I like the. ....of my home. It's very
near my school.
4 We're . .... .
. .. We haven't got
I
I do my homework, surf the Internet and chat online. I listen to
music and play the guitar. homework this weekend.
5 My room is always ....... . My clothes
are in my wardrobe and not on my bed.
I've got all my things here. I've got my music and my computer.
And I'm !�S:.!<.Y because I don't ?h�r.:� a room with my sister. This 1
is my space 1
1 Complete the table with these words. 5 Look at the picture in 3 and answer the
questions in 4.
Are • are • aren't • Is • is • isn't
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There are posters. 3
Affirmative There (a) ..
4
a bed.
Negative There isn't a separate 5
There (d) ..
kitchen. school books. 6 Look at the picture in 3 again. Are the
Questions (b) ..
.. .. . ............... .......... there (e) ... .. there sentences True <n or False (F)?
a bed? posters? 1 There's a chair near the desk. T/F
Short Yes, there is. / No, 2 The school bag is under the bed. T/F
Yes, there (f) .. .. . . .. . . . ...... /
answers there (c) .. . .. . ... ... . . No, there aren't. 3 There's a computer on the desk. T/F
4 The window is next to the door. T/F
2 Circle the correct alternative.
5 The window is above the desk. T/F
6 The wardrobe is in front of the chair. T/F
1 There ' s/are a sofa in our living room.
2 There isn't/aren't any chairs in the kitchen. 7 Complete the description of the room
3 There isn't/aren't a shower in the bathroom. with these prepositions.
4 There's/are five shelves in the dining room.
5 There's/are a radiator in the hall. above • behind • in • in front of • near
next to • on • under
3 Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with there's,
there isn't, there are or there aren't. This is a picture of my room. There's a bed with
a desk (a) .... .. ..... . . ..... it and there's a lamp
(b) . . the desk. There's a window
(c). ...... ............. the desk, so there's a lot
of light. There's a chair (d) .. the
desk. That's where I do my homework. There's
a notice board (e) .. the bed with
my timetable and other information on it. I' m
not very tidy so some of my clothes aren't
(f) .. . . .... . ..... ..... the wardrobe. There's a lot of
1 Tu?r� 0r�1-1.t: ....... two chairs. space (g) ............... .. the bed and there's a
2 .. a desk. it.
big rug (h) ..
3 shelves.
4 a bed. @ GRAMMAR CHALLENGE .-
5 books on the floor. 8 Circle the correct alternative.
6 . a sink.
(a) There's/It's a sofa in the living room.
(b) There's/It's blue and white. There's a
4 Put the words in order to make questions.
television and a DVD player. (c) The/A
1 there Is school a bag television isn't new. (d) It's/There's old.
.? (e) There's/It's a window and (f) there's/it's
2 there trainers Are quite big. There's (g) the/a picture on the
wall. It's a picture of me with my (h) parents/
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parents'.
3 wardrobe Is big there a
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4 two Are radiators there
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5 Is there window a
....?
Write the food words. 4 I.IS1'EN O
14 Listen to a conversation
between a boy and his mother about
1 b. 13 s... making pancakes. In what order do y ou
hear the ingredients? Write the order.
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a butter
3 ch 15 b
b fruit
4 e..... ..
c eggs . L
5 m.... d honey
6 f ... e milk
7 y. f flour
8 m.... g sugar
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5 0 14 Read the description. Listen again
10 ch and find seven mistakes. Write the correct
information.
11 a...
To make pancakes you need� and a litre
12 b .... of milk. You break the eggs in a bowl. Then you
put the milk in the bowl with the eggs and mix
them together with a spoon. Then you need
200 grams of flour and 50 grams of sugar. You
Read the definitions and complete the words. put the flour and sugar in the bowl with the
1 you eat these at a fast food b. ... g .... r and c ...... ps eggs and milk and mix it again. Then you put
restaurant some milk in a fry ing pan. When it's hot, you
put some of the mixture in the frying pan with
2 you eat this on your birthday C .... k .. a spoon. You cook it for six minutes or until it's
3 you put these on bread j . .. m and h ... n . y brown. At the end, you put some honey on top,
4 you put this on your food s ... It or some fruit, like bananas and strawberries.
And the pancakes are ready to eat!
5 you put this in drinks s... g. . r
6 you eat this after dinner c.. er. m
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2 You also need ... . . .... .. .................. milk. Lara: Hey, Jane. Have you got (a). . ... desk
in your room?
3 Put the eggs and milk in.. . bowl.
Jane: Yes, I have, but I haven't got (b)..
4 Then you need. ..... ... ..................
· ...... flour. computer.
5 There are.... . . . . . ... . . bananas in the cupboard. Lara: Have you got (c) . posters on your
6 I've also got. . . apple in my bag. walls?
Jane: Yes, I've got (d)..... .. posters of
3 Circle the correct alternative. singers and of animals.
1 There's some/any butter in the fridge. Lara: ls there (e).. window?
2 We haven't got some/any honey.
Jane: No, there isn't, so there isn't (f) ..
3 We've got some/any strawberries. light. I always use a lamp.
4 There aren't some/any biscuits in the cupboard.
Lara: Are there (g) .. . . . . clothes on your
5 We've got some/any bread.
bed?
6 We haven't got some/any sugar.
Jane: Yes, I'm not very tidy, so there are always
4 Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with (h) . .. ....... clothes on my bed and there
a/an, some or any. are usually (i) .. .. comics on the bed,
too.
1 There are. ..... . JP�
burgers.
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2 There isn't... .
banana. 8 Choose the correct option, A, B or C.
3 There aren't.. 1 We've got.. m�at in the fridge.
biscuits. A a B some C any
4 There's...... ............................ meat. 2 My dad often. at the weekend.
5 There's. . .. .. apple. A cook B cooking C cooks
6 There isn't . .... milk. 3 My .......... name is Oliver.
A dad's B dads' C dad his
5 Look at the picture in 4 and write sentences.
4 He.......... got a favourite type of food.
1 orange Th?.r� .. i,,rn/t ..[Link]..m.'13�........ A hasn't B haven't C doesn't
6 strawberries
Developing speaking
USTENIN6015 Listen to the conversation. Why does 3 Circle the correct alternative.
Laura go to Abbey's house? Tick(✓} the correct
1 Do/Shall I take your coat and bag?
answer.
2 Can Ill can put your laptop on the table?
3 Would/Do you like anything to eat or drink?
4 Yes, please. That'd be/It's great.
5 How about/How is some orange juice?
6 No, thank/thanks, I'm fine. I'm not thirsty at the
moment.
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4 016 Listen to these words and write them in
the correct column.
/Al /el
eirbove,
a to do homework D
b to watch a film D
c to play computer games D
5 Read the questions. Write your answers in your
15 Listen again and complete the dialogue. notebook.
Abbey: (d) ..
into the living room. Have a seat.
(e)
anything to drink? We've got some orange
juice in the fridge.
Abbey: Here you are. Right, I've got the film ready.
Shall I start it now?
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3 comfortable C sofa
4 small d window
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4 Underline the incorrect words and correct them.
Tick {✓) the correct sentences.
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1 I always put any extra cheese on
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my pizza.
MY SCHOOL
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2 I have usually cereal for breakfast.
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I! • ee 3 There's some cheese in the fridge.
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a canteen✓ fruit� 4 My brother don't like eggs.
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fridge ✓ 5 This is my water. Your is on the table.
6 Have you got any snack in your bag?
□
1 . ..... big classrooms at my school. 7 We haven't got any yoghurt at the
moment.
2 . ..... a canteen.
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8 The burgers aren't healthy so I don't
3 . ... ......... a shop.
eat them.
4 ............. . any healthy snacks.
Complete the text with prepositions. 4 When it's cold in my room, I turn on the
a book. There are some bags (hl ......the fridge. 7 ice cream coffee tea orange juice
Reading
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1 Read this interview with a teenager called 2 Match the questions (a-f) with the parts of the text.
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Adrian. What is his favourite hobby?
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a Why do you like this hobby?
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Why does he like it? Circle the correct
alternative. b How do you get the signatures?
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c Adrian, what do you do in your free time?
1 He collects books/signatures.
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d Have you got a special signature in your collection?
2 He likes the people/names.
/ e How do you know that they are real?
f Where do you put them?
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out about these things on the websites.
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Adrian: I' ve got a lot of hobbies, but my favourite hobby is
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collecting celebrity sig·natures. 5 Q: ....
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2 Q: Adrian: Yes, it's Angelina Jolie's signature. I know this is
real because it's from a letter from her. She's very good at
·�/1 Adrian: In a special book. I write the name of the person and
the date under the signature. I've got about six books now.
writing letters to her fans.
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Adrian: Because I' m interested in these people. I like
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Adrian: It depends. I usually ask people when I go to their music or the sport that they play. People pay
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concerts or sports games. I often take a photo with the thousands of dollars for signatures of famous people, but
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person, too. I also write to people. There are special websites for me it's a hobby. I also meet people on the websites so
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with the names and addresses of fan clubs. I write to these. it's a good way to make friends online.
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Adam: Do you know where it is? C No, it's next to the restaurant.
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Simon: 2 .. D At eight, I think.
E Yes, I know.
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Adam: Can you tell me how to get the re?
F Go along West Street and it's on the right.
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Adam: Is it opposite the cinema?
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Adam: Ah, OK.
Listening Writing
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LISTENING 18 Listen to Tara talking about where she 6 Read this notice from a school notice board. Write
lives. T ick (✓) the correct photo, A, B or C. a reply. Give all the necessary information.
Hi everyone!
' hobbies
We want to know about students
for a class project.
Please answer these questions.
do?
Have you got a hobby? What do you
How often do you do your hobby?
(class 4D)
Please write a note to Nathan and Seb
0 18 Listen again. Are these sentences True (T), 5 The kitchen is next the living room.
False (F) or is the information Not Mentioned (NM)?
1 Tara doesn't live in a normal home. T / F / NM
2 Tara is a student in theUS. 6 I go sometimes to the cinema in the weekend.
T/F/NM
3 She lives with six other people. T / F / NM
4 There are six bedrooms. T/F/NM 7 He haven't breakfast in the morning.
5 She's got a lamp above her bed. T/F/NM
6 There are shops near her home. T/F/NM 8 What time opens the library?
7 She doesn't like cooking. T/F/NM
8 There are windows in her home. T/F/NM
l Look at the objects in the picture and complete the crossword. 3 Match the words from 2 with these
definitions.
a transfer information from the
Internet to your computer
b send a message from your
computer to another
c make a copy of a document
on paper
d start or finish using a computer
system
e keep the information in your
computer J.
f make a second document that
is the same as the original
g you do this with your mouse to
make it work
h move words or pictures from one
place to another
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Reading
STUDY SKILLS 2 Read the article again and complete the table.
Text A Textl
Is it a good idea to stop reading when you don't
understand a word?
1 Name of the
inventor
► STUDY SKILLS page 98 2 Home country of the
inventor
Read the article. Match the photos to the texts. 3 Name of the
invention
Text A Text B 4 Aim of the invention
4 He .................................. .. cook.
bad • careful • clear • easy • good • hard • slow
5 Ana.. speak Spanish.
6 She.................................. .. cook. 1 I can speak English, but not very..
7 She ...... . ......... . .......... ... ski. 2 We work ..................... ....... . . in class because we want
8 But she.. .. . . play the guitar. good exam results.
3 My grandfather drives.................................... . , but he
3 Put the words in order to make questions. drives.. ............ ...... , at 20 kph.
1 you sing Can 4 My teacher says that I write.. . so she can
? always read my work.
2 Can ski parents your 5 My sister wants to be a singer, but she sings
.. ? very..
3 mother English Can your speak 6 My cousin is good at languages. He learns
? them
4 your and Can you friends swim
5
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5 your father Can cook
8 Circle the correct alternative.
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1 / always/a/ways I watch adventure films.
4 Write the short answers to the questions in 3. 2 Hugh Jackman is my actor favourite/favourite
actor .
1 Yes, ...... . L <-CJl'L
3 He is of/from Australia.
2 No, ..
4 He acts very good/we//.
3 No,.
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I think he clearly speaks/speaks clearly.
4 Yes, ..
6 He can sing/to sing. too.
5 Yes,.
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1 different types of biogs check • go • install • post • scan
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2 downloading a program for blogging
1 When you connect to the Internet, you
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3 how to respond to comments on your blog
................................... online.
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4 things to write/not write on your blog
2 You . .......................... .. .. ... your emails or website for new
□
5 how to delete photos from a blog messages.
6 famous celebrity biogs 3 People .................................. ... comments on a website.
4 It's important to .. .......... a program to stop
viruses.
5 Remember to . ...... .......... . .. .. ... . for viruses regularly.
I can talk about the Internet and understand a conversation about writing a blog 47
1 Circle the correct alternative. 4 Match the sentences with the images.
1 Use/Don't use a safe password. 1 I like playing computer games. a©©©
2 Put/Don't put personal information on your website. 2 I hate writing. b@
3 Be/Don't be careful with the photos you post. 3 I love chatting online. c@
4 Write/Don't write your address or telephone number. 4 I don't like watching TV. d@@@
2 Complete the poster with the affirmative or 5 Complete the sentences with the -ing forms of
negative imperative of these verbs. these verbs.
give • have • install • open • remember • save chat • draw • go • play • read • surf
----Oo:tµputer safety!---- 1
2
My friends and I love.. . ......... ........... ...... . . basketball.
I'm not creative and I don't like..
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..... to log off at the end of the day.
listen to rock music ©©© ®
111 ... . your password to other people. do sport ®®® ©
watch films © ©©©
3 Match words in A with words in B to make 1 Tim [Link]�ninf}fP r9c.k: n:[Link].i?:
phrases. Then write rules about doing exams.
2 He...
A B
1 answer a dictionary 3 He..
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2 be \___/ all the questions 4 Paige.. .
3 bring a pen and a pencil
late 5 She..
4 eat
5 turn off snacks 6 She.....
6 use your mobile
@ GRAMMAR CHALLENGE
3 a games event D
0 PRONUNCIATION
5 0 21 Listen to these questions. Does the
intonation go up(..,..) or down(,)?
I I - I . • • 1 What's the telephone number? "'ll
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2 When does it open?
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20 Paul phones to ask for information.
1 The intonation goes up/down in Wh- questions.
2 The intonation goes up/down in Yes/No questions.
Listen and order the information you hear.
a the place c the time
b the date d the price
7 Look at the information. Write the questions
0 20 Listen again and complete the notes. and your answers in your notebook.
when?
2. what time?
All games £25
3 how mulh?
Monday to Saturday 9 am-7.30 pm
4 where? Also books and magazines
,; phone humber? 16 Dover Street
HELP US WITH YOUR OPINIONS. 4 Write questions for a questionnaire about social
networks.
0 1 What/you/use it for
e
2 How often/you/read it
6 What/you/like/about it
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5 Put the questions in 4 in order.
a General question:
b Specific questions:
c General conclusion:
•
Jess: (a)... .. .. ................ you speak Spanish, Alice?
3 Can you play/playing the guitar?
Alice: Yes, I (b) .... ... , but not very well.
4 Have/Has he got a laptop at home?
Jess: (c).. .. ... ... . .......... you speak Chinese?
5 Do you like do/doing homework?
Alice: No, I (d) ... . .............. ......... . , but my friend David 6 My sister love/loves making cakes.
(e) .. ..
7 Can he keep/keeps secrets?
Jess: (f) .... . .. ...... he speak other languages?
8 ls there/There is a USB port on this computer?
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Alice: Yes, he (g) .................... . ... .. . . speak Russian, too.
Jess: Wow! I (h)... . speak other languages. Vocabulary
I (i).. .. . . .. .. ... only speak English!
1 Circle the correct alternative.
2 Complete the sentences with the adverb form of 1 You use a printer/keyboard to write on your computer.
the adjectives given. 2 I've got a photo of my cat as my webcamlscreensaver.
1 Teri can write very ..................... . ........... on the computer. It's 3 You download/click on data from the Internet to your
.......? amazing! (fast) computer.
2 You need to read the instructions .. .. 4 I use my laptop a lot so the touchpad/rnonitor isn't
before you start the exam. (careful) very good now.
... ?
3 I like ICT but I often do. .. in my exams. 5 It's important to save/send documents before you log
(bad) on/off.
.......? 6 You need a USB cable/scanner to connect to the TV.
4 Your writing is terrible! You need to
write ...................................... . (clear) 7 When you want to move pictures or words, you print/
cut and paste.
....? 5 I don't like this computer. I can't move the mouse
very.. . ........ . ... . (easy)
2 Complete the sentences with words about the
6 I always work.. ..... ........ .. .. in my science class. (hard) Internet.
... . ?
7 Our new teacher explains things very 1 My .. ........ .... . .. ...... .. .. . is Xy23R7, but it's difficult to
(good) remember!
..... ?
2 I write a .. .................................... on the Internet about what I
3 Write sentences using the imperative form of
do every day.
these verbs.
3 I usually use Google to look for information. It's a
bring • do • eat • take • use good..
4 I don't use a.. .... ...... ..... ... .. .. . . .. ... .. ..... .. . . . . but my
1 No photos here!
friends are on Facebook.
5 There's a problem with my computer at the moment.
2 You need a dictionary tomorrow. I think it's got a
6 I often read a celebrity .......................... ........... to find out
3 No food in the classroom! about my favourite actors.
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4 Put the sentences in 3 in the correct order. 1 fishmonger's 4 greengrocer's
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1 ... L.. 3 5 7 2 bookshop 5 butcher's
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hour/an hour.
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Kylie No, not really. I'm doing When you order online
my homework. Well, I'm not
doing my homework really. I'm
surfing the Internet and looking
______
at clothes. I'm looking for
something to wear to the party
next weekend.
,./
Kylie No, Mum's in the living room. She's watching TODAY ONLY!
a film on TV. Dad isn't here. He's playing tennis.
chatting to you! Mum and Dad aren't here. They're We apologise for any inconvenience Half usual price
Kylie's father - 3 Things are cheap when you buy them on line.
Cole 4 People buy things that they need in sales.
Sara 5 Shops are open on Sunday in some countries.......
Sara's parents -
6 There are usually sales in January and in July. .
Chris
I (a) ..
You are
doing
He/She/It (b) . homework.
We are
They (c) ...
I'm not
3 My sister/not sit in her room/run in the park
You (d) ..
listening to
He/She/It (e) ...
music.
We (f) .
They aren't
1 + -ing P l'i!Yif:13
2 e + -ing
5 You/not do your homework/chat online
s p u N N E A R J R
4 0 23 Listen to the conversation again. Complete
and check your answers.
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5 Match the words to the photos.
R R z 0 y B 0 0 T s
II II
T A s K I R T X K w
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a is grey. 2 socks
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b costs £28. 3 a hat
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C is half price in the sale. 4 a scarf
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5 shorts
6 sandals
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1 Ye,,s:, t:Ji�y [Link]. 4 5 Complete the email with the present simple or
present continuous form of the verbs.
2 5
3 6
Hi Tessa,
3 Put the words in order to make questions. Then
match each one with the answers (a-f). How are you ? I (a).. ... ........... (sit) in my room. I
(b).. . .................. (write) to you because everyone is
1 buying Where Dylan and Eva are trainers
out. Mum (c).. . .. ... (do) the shopping. She often
....?
(d).. . ... (do) the shopping on Saturday afternoon.
2 is Dylan What wearing Dad usually (e). ... ......... ..... (go) with her, but today he
? .
(f) . . . (work). Stevie always (g)..
3 are Sophie and Toby Where sitting (play) football on Saturday afternoon, so I know he
? (h).. ...... (play) football at the moment. What
4 is Sophie reading What (i) ... =:::' .. .. you.. (do) at the moment?
. ....? Greg
56 I can ask and answer questions in the present continuous, and use the present simple and present continuous
Developing speaking
1 Look at the pictures. How many differenc-es can you see?
2 US1ENIN6 0
24 Listen to two students describing
0 PRONUNCIATION
one of the pictures. Which picture are they
describing, A or B? 4 0 25 Listen to these words and write them in the
They are describing picture correct column.
3 0 24 Listen again. Complete the description � • behind • buying • English • front • hand
phone • playing • sing • think• trainers• window
of the picture in 2.
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I think he's buying a newspaper. He's wearing
(a) .. . .. ......................... Opposite the
newsagent's, there's a park. Some boys are playing
(b) .. . ............................ in the park.
Maybe it's Saturday because they aren't at school. Q EXAM PRACTICE -J� �
They're wearing (c) 5 Look at the other picture in 2 and read the
and I think they are having a good time. questions. Write your answers in your notebook.
There's a girl at the front of the park, too. 1 What shops and places can you see in the picture?
She's (d) .... .............. ............... ............................................. There's 2 Where are the people?
a woman near her. I think she's got a mobile
3 What are they wearing?
phone in her hand. She's talking on her mobile
4 What are they doing?
phone. She's wearing a skirt and a top. And
there's (e) ................................................................................ with a 6 � 026 Listen to a student describing the
dog next to her. We can see a boy in front of picture. Check your answers in 5.
the window of the sports shop. He's looking at
(f) ............................................................................... or maybe some 7 EAKIN& Practise describing the picture.
trainers. And there's another shop on
the right of the sports shop, too. It's a STUDY SKILLS
(g) .. ... ... . Then
Why is it a good idea to repeat speaking activities?
behind the park, there's a library. A girl or a
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woman is sitting in front of the library. She's
(h) ...... . . . We can see the
time. It's (i) .. . ......... past three.
,. 2 capital letters
2 Then my brother want to go shopping.
3 spelling
4 word order 3 We always go on Saturday.
5 agreement between subject and verb
4 He needs a jacket new.
6 style (formal and informal)
7 tense
5 The sports shop have a sale.
Dear-� td,
6 The shopping centre closes at 8 o'clock.
I!!! qoinq fo fhe s'1oppinq [Link] now. Sfeve and
Connor- ar-e fher-e. iher-e 's a sael af IJi)(ons and
7 Then maybe can we go to the cinema.
s+eve looks fo, a new mobile p'1one. r'/lee+ us lafer-!
We qo alwaLfS fo fhe Wesf Sfreef [Link] for- lune.I,.
we [Link] meef fher-e af 1,30. ihen we [Link] qo fo 4 Write the note with the correct punctuation and
fhe par-k. In fhe eveninq, maLfbe we [Link] qo fo fhe capital letters.
[Link]. iher-e's a new James bond '1/m. 1 fhink if
hi lucy im going shopping later I need to buy some spanish
sfar-f af half pas+ seven. books do you want to come meet me in front of the
newsagents then maybe we can have lunch see you chloe
see LfOU!
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Why is it a good idea to check your writing when you
Showing at Plaza Cinema finish?
Grammar Vocabulary
1 Complete the phone conversation with the 1 Read the definitions and write the words.
present continuous of the verbs.
1 you buy newspapers and
Rob: Hi, Mum. magazines here n ..
Mum: Hi, Rob. What (a) ... 2 you buy aspirins and
(you/do)? medicines here C
Rob: I (b) .. ........... .. ........ (sit) in the 3 you use this to buy things C ....
living room. Why?
4 women carry money in this p ....
Mum: I can hear people.
5 you buy bread here b
Rob: Oh, that's Sue and Gus.
6 how big or small a thing is s ..
Mum: (c) .. (they/watch)
7 the money that you get back
TV? when you pay C
Rob: No, they (d) ... ........
. ...... .... .. They
8 you buy jewellery here j
(e) ........... ...... ................................................... .............. (chat).
9 you carry paper money in this W ..
Mum: (f) .. . .. .. (you/have) a
10 you send a letter here p
party?
Rob: No, we (g) ... ... ... .... ...... (have) 2 Read the definitions and write the words.
a pizza, that's all.
1 you wear these on your feet
Mum: And your brother? What
sh tr bo....
(h) ............................................................. .... ... ............. . (he/do)?
2 boys don't wear these
Rob: He's in his room.
dr. . sL
Mum: (i) .. . . . ............ (he/study)?
3 you wear these when it's cold
Rob: Yes, he 0) .. .. . . ..... ..... When
(k) . . .................. ....... ............... ... (you/come) co.... ja
3 Complete the text with the present simple or A goes B goes out C sees
present continuous form of the verbs.
5 My dad is in the . ... .. He's making a sandwich.
1 Listen! Dani .. .................................. (sing) a song! A kitchen B living room C dining room.
2 My brother always .. ................ . . . ...... .. (go) to the park on 6 Where are your parents? They' re . ..... the shopping.
Sundays.
A having B going C doing
3 Bev .. .. .. .. ................... (have) salad for lunch every day.
4 Kevin is very busy. What .... ....... . .. .. .............. (he/do)?
Reading
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/1 1 This is a good place to go with children if you don't want to pay.
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2 The cakes here are healthy.
3 This place is an interesting place for older children and adults to visit.
4 You can buy things online here.
5 You pay 50% of the usual price if you go there after a particular time.
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Use of English
2 Read the text. Choose the best word (A, B or C) for each space.
60 Gateway to exams
Listening Writing
3 USTENIN60 27 Listen to the dialogue between a 4 It's Saturday morning and a friend sends you a
boy called Marc and his grandmother. Before you message. He/She wants to meet this morning, but
listen, underline the important words. Then listen you can't. Write a message to your friend. Write
and choose the correct answers. about:
1 Marc's grandmother ... ■ why you can't meet this morning
a wants to find a program on the Internet. ■ where and when you can meet later
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b never downloads programs from the Internet. ■ what you can do when you meet
c doesn't know how to download programs.
2 She isn't using ...
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Complete the words for sports.
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4 Do the sports quiz. Choose a, b or c.
5 Match the sports in the photos to the
places. Use a dictionary if necessary.
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3 The person who decides what is right and wrong is the ...
a champion. b player. c referee.
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a prize. b cup. c medal. 2 course 5 pitch
3 p o ol
1 Match the sports with the descriptions. 3 Read the text again. Are these statements
1 basketball D 2 rugby D 3 tennis D True (T), False (F) or is the information Not
Mentioned (NM)?
a There are two players. The players hit a ball. 1 Tennis in the 14th century was different
b There are two teams. There are 15 players in a team. from tennis now. T/F/NM
c There are two teams. The players put a ball in a basket. 2 It was a popular game in the UK in
the 17OOs. T/F/NM
STUDY SKILLS 3 The creator of basketball was American. T/F/NM
4 It was a game to play in the school gym. T/ F / NM
Why is it a good idea to read the title and look at
pictures before you read? 5 There were two teams of 15 players
in the first game of basketball. T/F/NM
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6 The name 'rugby' comes from a school
in England. T/F/NM
2 Read about the three sports. Which countries are the 7 William Webb Ellis was a good
sports from? football player. T/F/NM
8 It was a teacher's idea to run with
1 tennis 3 rugby the ball. T/F/NM
2 basketball .
4 0°' CRITICAL THINKING
7 ..a football.
4 Write questions about sport.
1 you/good at sport at primary school .. ,
@ GRAMMAR CHALLENGE
.?
2 What/your favourite sport
7 Circle the correct alternative.
...? 1 It/There was a football World Cup
in 2014.
3 Who/your teacher
2 It/There was in Brazil.
?
3 They/There were 32 teams in the
4 your friends interested in sport
competition.
...?
4 It/There wasn't the first World Cup
5 you in a team in Brazil.
? 5 It/There was one in Brazil in 1950.
6 How often/your PE lessons 6 It/There wasn't a World Cup in 1942.
?
Vocabulary and listening
Complete the words with these endings. 3 Write the sports person for these triathlon events.
1 climb.t'.:L... 6 horse-rid
2 cyd 7 runn....
mo
4 [lmNING O
28 Alistair wants to do a triathlon. Listen
to a conversation about his training. For each day
(1-5), write a letter (a-g} of the sport/activity that
he did. You don't need to use all the activities.
1 Monday a tennis
mo 2 Tuesday b swimming
3 Wednesday C ice-skating
4 T hursday d cycling
5 Friday e watch a tennis match
f running
g horse-riding
I can talk about sports people and understand people talking about training
Grammar in context
1 Read the sentences. Are the verbs regular (R) 5 Complete the description with the past simple form of
or irregular (I) past forms? some of the verbs in 3.
1 I cycled to school. .. R .. Last weekend, Eddie (a) ......... ............................ up at half past eight.
He (b).... .. . . .. . . . .... a shower and after breakfast, his father
2 I went swimming.
(c) .. . . .. . . . him to the sports centre. There was an
3 I wanted to go running. important basketball competition. His team (d).
4 My friend had an important match. the first match 42-20, but they (e) ..................................... the second
5 He won the match. match 32-50. Eddie wasn't very happy. He (f).. ...
home instead of going out with his friends. In the afternoon,
6 I decided to go into town.
he (g).. .. ............. .................. his homework. In the evening, he watched
TV with his family. They (h).. . . a film about a
2 Complete the sentences with the past simple
basketball hero!
of these regular verbs.
3 We go to school every day, but yesterday 5 When I was six, we was moved to London.
we.... ... to the park.
4 We usually see adventure films at the cinema, 6 We had got a lot of homework yesterday.
but yesterday we ... ... ...... . . .... a sci-fi film.
5 We often have pasta for lunch, but yesterday 7 My grandfather born in 1955.
we . meat.
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6 My mum usually buys ice cream, but yesterday 8 There was about 500 people in the last marathon.
she . . ................................. yoghurt.
66 I can use the past simple affirmative of regular and irregular verbs
Developing speaking
1 Match the halves to make questions. 4 Write these phrases in the correct column.
1 Do you like a skiing is a dangerous sport?
I'm not mad about it. • It depends.
2 Do you think b about young people doing dangerous It's brilliant! • I hate ... • It's not bad.
sports? It's awful. • It's great! • I can' t stand ...
3 How do you feel c doing sports?
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2 Ymlllffi. 29 Listen to two people answering questions
about sports. What is their opinion of young people doing ©
dangerous sports?
0 PRONUNCIATION
5 0 30 Listen to these phrases and
underline the word or sound that is
stressed.
1 I love skiing.
2 I'm not mad about it.
3 It depends.
4 It's brilliant!
5 It's awful.
6 In my opinion, ...
7 I don't think ...
8 I can' t stand watching TV.
Q EXAM PRACTICE �
6 Read the questions. Write your
answers in your notebook.
1 Do you like doing sports?
2 Who is your favourite sportsperson?
Speaker A: It's good. / It's OK. / It's bad.
3 What do you think about sports at
Speaker B: It's good. / It's OK. / It's bad. school?
4 How do you feel about young people
3 0 29 Listen again. Who says these things, Speaker A (A) or doing dangerous sports?
Speaker B (B)?
1 I don't think it's OK for children. A/B 7 U5JENIN6 0
31 Listen to a student
2 I think it's safe. A/B answering the questions in 6. What are
her answers to the questions?
3 In my opinion, you need to be 16. A/B
4 I love skiing. A/B
8 Now answer the questions in 6.
5 I'm not mad about it. A/B
6 Well, it depends. A/B
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Why is it a good idea to learn phrases for speaking?
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Grammar Vocabulary
Complete the dialogue with the correct affirmative 1 Put the letters in order to make sports.
or negative form of was or were.
A
ABSEABLL LLFTBOOA LLEYLLVOBA
Harry: (a) .................. you at the match yesterday? BALLSBAETK IEC KEYHOC
Marc: Yes, I (b)..... . B
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Harry: (c). . Tom there, too?
C
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Marc: No, he (d)
Harry: Where (e).. .... ..... ..................... . he? 2 Which verbs do you use with the sports in 1?
Complete the headings (A-C) with go, play or do.
Marc: I think he (f). . .... ..... .... . at home.
2
1877, there was/were only 22 players.
There was/were a cup for the winner, and a
m
small prize.
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m ....
3 There wasn't/weren't a competition for women
in 1877.
4 The women's competition started in 1884. There
was/were 13 players.
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3 Complete the story with the past simple form of 3 Read the definitions and write the words.
these verbs.
1 this person controls a game r f.
buy • eat • get • go • have • play • stay • watch
2 this person wins c h ········P··
5 He does his homework before dinner. 5 ice rink museum sports centre_ swimming pool
6 PE history geography snack
6 We have burger and chips for lunch.
10
11
1 How can you decide the right job for you? Match 3 Read the text again. Is this information about
the halves to make sentences. Mae (M), Adam (A) or both (B)?
1 Look for information a visit for a day. 1 The people that they met were friendly. M/A/B-
2 Do a job b on the Internet. 2 A teacher helped to organise the visit. M/A/B
3 Ask a teacher or C your parents for help. 3 They learned that people in this job are
4 Contact a place and d shadow. hard-working. M/A/B
4 They asked a parent for help. M/A/B
2 Read the experiences of two young people. 5 They saw that it was important to chat
Complete the table. to customers. M/A/B
4 t1
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Adam Decide if these statements are facts (F) or
opinions (0).
1 You need to be good at science to be
an engineer.
.Adam and I'm 15 years old. I'm a cl'Ntlve person and 6 Complete the sentences with words from 5.
fashion. In the future, I want to be a hcmd:suer.
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a_teacher at school and she contacted a 1 I like..... . ......... .. , but I don't want to work in a
for me. They let me work at the salon for
clothes shop.
2 Doctors and nurses often work .. . ...... ... and
they work at weekends, too.
3 I wanted information about a job so I ..
the Careers Office.
4 When you have a business, it is important to be
friendly to your
5 I'm good at English and I usually get good
. at school.
I
I didn't learn new things.
To make the past simple negative, we use Mondai - do nistOl'j nomewor\:: (.X')
(a) don't/didn't and the infinitive (b) with/
without to. Tuesdai - 90 swimming (v')
Wednesdai - bui a new t\asn drive for --:-
2 Write the sentences in the negative.
lomputer (.X')
1 I watched TV yesterday evening.
1hursdai - write an email to Tom (.X')
I..cf£ef.itw0.t.c.h.7Y.y0.t:1;,[Link].'1f}-....
2 We played computer games last weekend. fridai - 90 to tne linema (.X')
'5aturdai - 90 to tne par\:: (v')
3 My brother listened to music this morning.
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3 Complete the table with the correct past the past simple form of
simple form of the verbs. the verbs.
[Link]
72 I can use the past simple negative of regular and irregular verbs
Vocabulary and listening
1 Match the halves to make adjectives. Then complete the
STUDY SKILLS
definitions.
Why is it a good idea to think about the
badly- • full- • in • out door • door • ed • paid questions before you listen?
j9eff- • skill • un • well- paid • skilled • t+me • time
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1 you work half of the day for example a(n) p0rt:::-#m? .. job
2 you have little money from your job a(n) ....... .......... ........... .... job
4 llmN1IJ&JO 32 Read the sentences about the
3 you work in a building a(n) ...................................... job life of Matt Groening, the creator of The
4 you work eight hours a day, five days Simpsons. Then listen and put the events
in the correct order.
a week a(n) .. ......... .. .............. job
5 you need a special ability to do the job a(n) ....... . ......................... job a He made a comic about his life.
6 you have a lot of money from your job a(n) ..... . job b He was a shop assistant in
a music shop.
7 you work outside a(n) ..... .. .. .. job
c He made The Simpsons cartoon for
8 you don't need a special ability to do
television.
your job a(n) ...... .. ..... job
d He worked for a student newspaper. .. J
2 Circle the correct alternative. e He answered the telephone in an office..
1 My sister is a student, but she's got a part-time/well-paid job f He created a comic strip for
because she needs extra money. a newspaper.
2 I don't want to work in an office.I'd like an indoor/outdoor
job. 5 0 32 Listen again. Circle the correct
alternative.
3 You need to go to university to be an [Link]'s a skilled/
badly-paid job. 1 Matt had some/a lot of jobs when he was
4 A full-time/An unskilled job is usually from nine o'clock to young.
five o'clock in the UK. 2 He was/wasn't a good student at school.
5 Professional football players are very well-paid/badly-paid. 3 After university, he went to live in New York/
6 My uncle finished school when he was 15 and he's got an Los Angeles.
unskilled/skilled j,ob as a builder. 4 His jobs there were badly-paid/well-paid.
5 He wrote letters/drew pictures for his family
3 Match the words to the pictures. and friends.
6 He started working at a newspaper when he
was 26/36.
7 The editor asked Matt to do a comic strip/
cartoon.
8 He created The Simpsons for a newspaper/
television.
Positive
ad� adjectiws
1 a cartoon
2 a comic strip
3 a comic
I can describe jobs with adjectives and understand a talk about Matt Groening
1 Complete the table with these words. 5 What .... ....?
(J L Baird/invent)
did • Did • didn't
6 Which social network .. . .. . ..... ... ...... ........ ...?
(Mark Zuckerberg/create)
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Short Yes, I/you/he/she/it/we/they (b) ... .. ...... ........ .. .. ... . /
answers
No, I/you/he/she/it/we/they (c) .. . . ..
...?. ?
5 you and your friends/to the cinema last weekend 3 What bed you did to time go last night
?
....?
6 your dad/dinner yesterday 4 How meet your parents did
....?
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5 did go Where you last weekend
3 Complete the answers. Then match them with the ...?
questions in 2. 6 homework do How much did you yesterday
a Yes, he .. .. ..... .4£4 . . . . . He cooked fish and salad. (p ?
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LISTENING 33 Listen to a conversation between
0 PRONUNCIATION
a teacher and a student. Which questions in 1
does the teacher ask? Tick {✓) the questions 4 0 34 Listen to these words. Circle three words
you hear. which don't have the /3:/ sound {as in h�.
3 0 33 Listen again and complete the text. bi_rthday burger conversation favourite first girl
learn nurse Saturday Thursday university work
Teacher: Do you study English at school? world
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2 Complete the dialogue with the past simple form 3 A businessman/ b brings your food in a
of the verbs. woman restaurant.
4 A chef C cooks food in a restaurant.
Karen: Grandad, (a)... ... .. ..... ... .. ......... (you/like) school
5 An engineer d works with technology.
when you were a kid?
6 A. waiter/waitress e works in a company.
Grandad: Yes, I (b) , but school was 7 A shop assistant f builds houses.
different then. 8 A nurse g works in a shop.
Grandad: No, we (d)... ...... ..... .. .. .. ..... . We (e).. 2 Complete the adjectives.
(not have) computers then. 1 c.. I
Karen: What subjects (f} .. ....... .. ............. (you/study)? 2 k ....... d
3 cl.... V .... r
Grandad:We did maths and English.
4 fr ... .... n.... 1 ..
Grandad: Yes, she (h) .... .. .. .. ........ ........ , but not at the 3 Write the opposite of these adjectives.
weekend. 1 well-paid
2 skilled
3 Complete the questions for the answers. 3 part-time
1 4 indoor
What .. ................................................................ for breakfast?
I had cereal.
4 Complete the text with these adjectives.
2 What time.. . ...... ..... ... ... ........ .... .... ......... to bed last night?
blue • cheerful • creative • dark • part-time
I went to bed at ten o'clock.
straight • tall • well-paid
3 What... . .. ............................ on TV last night?
I watched a reality show. My father is (a)........ . . . ... . ..... .. . .. and he's got
(b) .. . .......... hair and brown eyes. He's
4 When .. his company?
very (c) ...................................... and he loves his job as a
My dad started it in 2002.
hairdresser. My mother has got long curly hair and
5 How... . ........................ to school? (d) ............. .. .. ... ..... ...... eyes. She's never unhappy. She's always
I came by bike. (e).................. ................... . She's got a (f} .... . .. .. . . .. ............. job in a
6 Why.. ... . . ... the match? clothes shop. She works from nine o'clock to half past
We lost because we didn't play well. two.
My brother has got fair hair like my mum, but his hair is
(g) ...................................... . He hasn't got a job at the moment,
but he'd like to find a (h) . . ............... . . . job in the future.
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Tick (✓) the sentences that are true. Yulia (Y), Elizaveta (E) or both (B)?
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1 The girls are Russian. 1 They have an Olympic gold medal. Y/E/B
2 They travelled a long distance to train. Y/E/B
2 They started to skate when they
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3 They competed in the Olympic Games in Sochi. Y/E/B
a
were very young.
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3 They are both celebrities. 4 They weren't good at skating at first. Y/E/B
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Yulia Lipnitskaya is an Olympic
skater. She was born in 1998 in
Yekaterinburg in Russia. She started
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skating at the age of four, and moved to
Moscow to train. In 2012, she won the Junior
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newspapers wanted to interview her and she was on
TV and in magazines. She was a celebrity, but the next
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year, she didn't win a competition so she went back to
Moscow to train again.
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Use of English
4 Read the text. Choose the best word (A, B or C)
f) COMMON MISTAKES ·"- ,;111111111
for each space. 6 Correct the mistakes in the sentences. In some
There (1) .... many types of hobbies. Some people like sentences, there is more than one mistake.
books or drama and some people like sport. For me, ice 1 I see a good film on TV yesterday.
hockey is my favourite hobby. I (2) .........to skate at the
age of seven and I started playing hockey when I (3) ..
2 My father is teacher and my mother is nurse.
nine. Ice hockey (4) . . .a. .popular sport in my country.
It's popular in countries like Canada. But I like it anyway,
and I (5) .
. ........
go to practise on Wednesday and Friday 3 I often go swiming on Saturdays.
after school and we play a match on Saturdays. Last
weekend, we played in a (6) . ... We won our first match
but we didn't (7) . the final. 4 You was at home last weekend?
I love watching ice hockey, too. My favourite player is
Sidney Crosby. He (8) .....born
... in Halifax in Canada. 5 I met my friends on Saturday and we go to the
Now he plays for the Pittsburgh Penguins. cinema.
1 A is B are C were
2 A learn B learning C learned 6 I didn't homework yesterday.
3 A am B was C were
4 A isn't B wasn't C weren't 7 What you have for dinner last night?
5 A always B don't C am
6 A team B champion C competition
8 It wasn't a football match last week.
7 A win B winning C won
8 A is B was C 0
Vocabulary
1 Put the letters in order to make the animals and 3 Write the parts of the body you can see in 1.
insects in the photos.
a Je&t e
b f
C g
d h
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1 ingupen 5 azbre
2 alwhe 6 eechtah
3 teanpelo 7 cernorhios
4 ogfr 8 tbeele
M H E D L T w J X 0 1 to kick a football
A N A y Q H A I R R 2 to smell flowers
C E K u E F G C N N 3 to bite an apple
H C A A F N 0 s E G 4 to wave goodbye
N K w R B J V 0 H w 5 to laugh or smile
B M L M 0 u T H T M 6 to type on a computer
80 I can talk about animals and insects, and parts of the body
1 Are these statements True (T ) or False (F)? Read 3 Read the website again and choose the best
the website quickly to check your answers. answers.
1 Elephants are from Africa and South America. T/ F 1 African elephants ...
2 Penguins only live in Antarctica. T/F a are lighter than Asian elephants.
3 Titan beetles are very big. T/F b use their ears when they're hot.
c can see better than humans.
STUDY SKILLS
2 Emperor penguins can ...
Why is it a good idea to use what you know when you a swim faster than any other animal.
read? b stay under water for a long time.
► STUDY SKILLS page 99 c swim for about 20 minutes.
3 Little blue penguins ...
a are food for other animals.
2 Read the website again and tick (✓) the best title,
□
a, b or c. b are slow so they can't catch food.
Most people know that there are two types of elephant, the African c types of beetle in the world.
and the Asian elephant. But what is the difference between them? 5 Titan beetles ...
Well, African elephants are bigger and heavier than Asian elephants.
a are popular with some people.
They can be four metres tall and weigh 7,000 kilos. Asian elephants
are only three metres tall and weigh 6,000 kilos. African elephants b are small and have four wings.
have also got !:Ju_ _g_� ears. They live in hot countries and use their c are longer than many dogs.
ears to stay 9?91· Both elephants have excellent hearing. They can
hear things that humans can't hear, but they can't see further than 4
20 metres. 0° CRITICAL THINKING
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animals.
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1 Keep the areas where animals live safe.
2 Use technology to help animals in danger.
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3 There are only 1,000 little blue penguins
□
in the world.
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There are around 18 types of penguin in the world and 4 Don't buy things that come from animals.
most live in Antarctica. Emperor penguins are taller
□
and heavier than other penguins. They can swim faster 5 People pay money to see titan beetles.
and dive deeper than any other bird and they can stay 6 Give money to charities that help animals.
under water for 20 minutes. Of
course, penguins are usually black
and white, but little blue penguins
are blue. These penguins live 5 Match the underlined words in the website with
in Australia and New Zealand. these definitions.
They're smaller and lighter than
1 very small ..
emperor penguins. They're
also slower so it's easier for 2 not hot (but not cold) ..
other animals to catch them. 3 make small pieces of something that is one piece
There are fewer than a million
of these penguins in the
world today. 4 very big
I
are (a) ..
I
1 big bigger
(dangerous) than other spiders,
2 light lighter but it isn't true. Some tarantulas
are (b).
3 good better (small) than a euro coin,
but tarantualas can eat
4 heavy heavier
(c) ..
5 powerful more powerful (big) animals, like snakes
and birds. The Goliath Birdeater
is (d) .. ............................. (heavy) and
a one-syllable adjectives➔ + -er (e).. . ........ (strong) than other
b one-syllable adjectives ending in one vowel and one types of tarantula. They can weigh 150 grams and
consonant➔ double the final consonant + -er their legs are 30 centimetres long. The males are
c two-syllable adjectives ending in -y➔ omit -y + -ier (f) ... ... ....... ... .. .. .. ... ........................ (long) than females and
d adjectives with two or more syllables➔ more + females are (g).................................................................. (fat) than
adjective males. Tarantulas are usually brown, but some are
(h) .. (colourful) and are blue
e irregular
or green and orange. They live in different countries,
including Brazil. People have them for dinner in some
2 Write the comparative form of the adjectives. countries, and in other countries they keep them as pets.
1 long
5 Write the sentences.
2 easy
1 A bike/slow/a car
3 dangerous
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4 fat 2 English/easy/Chinese
5 bad
6 friendly 3 Spain/hot/England
7 interesting
4 Books/interesting/TV
8 hot
9 old
5 Los Angeles/far from London/New York
10 far
3 It's... than a spider (beautiful) 6 Find and correct a mistake in each sentence.
7 The Ninety Mile B .. in Australia is 90 miles 6 The most difficult trip was from Siberia
long (145 km). to.
8 A I.. in Scotland is called a ' loch' . That's why 7 During this trip she walked kilometres.
there is the Loch Ness Monster.
8 The worst time was in the Gobi Desert because it was
9 The Amazon is the largest rainf .. in the about.. oc_
world.
I can talk about geographical features and understand people talking about a book
Grammar in context @
1 Complete the table with the superlative form of 4 Complete the table with these words.
the adjectives.
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has • hasn't • have • Have • haven't
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Affirmative I/You/We/They have walked to
long the- lo113ut + -est He/She/It (a). Australia.
cold climbed
Negative I/You/We/They (b).
big double the final Mount
hot consonant + -est He/She/It hasn't Everest.
easy y ➔ y + -iest Questions been to
(c) .. . .. .. . . .................. I/you/we/they
friendly the South
Has he/she/it Pole?
difficult the most + adjective
amazing Short Yes, I/you/we/they (d) .. . .I
answers
good irregular No, I/you/we/they haven't.
bad Yes, he/she/it has. / No, he/she/it
far (e) . . ..... .. .. ...... .. .. .....
2 Complete the sentences with the superlative form 5 Match the verbs with the past participles.
of the adjectives. Then match the sentences (1-8) 1 walk a seen
with the places (a-h).
2 be b climbed
1 Th&: high.&J.t.. .............. (high) mountain in the world. 3 swim c been
2 . (famous) two beaches in 4 run d walked
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. 5 climb e run
3 .. (large) continent in the world. 6 see f swum
4 .. (d ry) place in the world.
6 Complete the dialogue.
5 (long) river in the world.
Andy: (a) .. ........ [Link]
. . you ever .. c,hmhtcf ..... (climb)
6 .. (expensive) city in the UK.
a mountain, Hugo?
7 . (big) country in Europe.
Hugo: Yes, I (b) ..
8 . (bad) city in the US for traffic. Andy: (c) .. ........... .. .... .. .. .. ... you ever ... . (swim)
a London e The Atacama Desert .. in the sea?
b Asia f Mount Everest .L Hugo: Yes, I (d) .... What about you?
c Russia g Los Angeles Andy: No, I (e).
d The Nile h Copacabana and Hugo: (f) . ...... ......................... you ever ..................................... (be) in
lpanema a desert?
Andy: No, I (g) ..
3 Write sentences with I think and the superlative Hugo: (h) ........................... ...... your dad ever
form of the adjectives. .. (run) a marathon?
1 geography/interesting/school subject Andy: No, he (i) ..
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2 English/easy/language to learn 7 Choose the correct option, A, B or C.
1 I have . .... seen the Pacific Ocean.
3 basketball/good/sport A always B ever C never
2 Manchester United is the best team .... .. ..the world.
A of B in C from
4 the environment/big/problem right now
3 Scotland is .......... beautiful than England.
A more B most C the most
5 a snake/bad/pet 4 My uncle .......... swum in the Pacific Ocean.
A have B haven't C hasn't
6 my brother/intelligent person in my family 5 My brother is the ..... .. person in my family.
A fitter B fittest C most fit
84 I can use superlative adjectives and the present perfect with ever and never
Developing speaking
1 Look at the photos. Match the places with the
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things you can do there.
5 0 39 Listen to these words. Underline the
letters that have the fa/ sound (as in teachw
and then circle the correct alternative.
STUDY SKILLS
Why is it a good idea to practise questions?
► STUDY SKILLS page 99
Q EXAM PRACTICE ,-
6 Look at the information. Write the questions
and answers in your notebook.
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1 eat pizza
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2 see lions and elephants
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3 learn about animals from the past
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4 play in the water
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5 go shopping
Adults £9.50 Students £7 Children £5
6 play games
Zoo shop - books and souvenirs
2 LISTENINGO 38 Elena and Luke are planning an See elephants, lions and penguins
excursion for Elena's cousin. He's eight years old.
Listen to the conversation. Where do they decide
to go?
3 0 38 Listen again. Tick (✓) the phrases that you [Link]-Dlff Z.00
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hear.
open afternoons? 4 bu� souvenirs?
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1 OK, you're right. 6 Yes, I think you're right.
i. penguins? '5 telephone number?
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2 It depends. 7 I don't agree with you.
'3 lost for students?
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3 That's true, but ... 8 That's true.
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4 I agree, but ... 9 I disagree!
5 I agree with that. 10 No, that isn't right. 7 O
LISTENIN 40 Listen to two students asking
and answering the questions in 6. Check your
4 Complete the table with the phrases from 3. answers.
Agreeing Disagreeing
8 � Now answer the questions in 6.
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esterday (a) is/was my birthday! My parents usually (b) buy/bought
me a present and we have a meal in a restaurant. But yesterday they
(c) did/have done something different. At school we (d) /eam/'re teaming
about pollution in the oceans at the moment so they (e) take/took me to an
amazing place called The Deep.
The Deep is an enormous aquarium. There (f) are/were different sections.
You can see tropical fish and big fish. There's a penguin section with a lot
of types of penguin. Then there (g) is/was a section on insects. It's called
i
Insect Champions and you can learn about the biggest, strongest and
fastest insects in the world.
We (h) started/have started our visit in the history section. We learnt about
the history of the oceans and the earliest sea animals. Then we (i) saw/have �
seen the tropical fish. In the penguin section, a guide told us about a project
that they OJ dol're doing
to protect the penguins.
2 Read the blog post again and circle the 4 Write a blog post about a place y ou went on a
correct alternative. birthday or another special occasion. You can
invent!
3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
HOME BLOG ABOUT ME SEARCH
the verb.
2 Swimming/ice-skating (easy) Meg: Well, I recommend Italy. It's (i) more hot/hotter
than England and I think the people are
0) friendlier/friendliest, too.
3 Geography/history (interesting)
Vocabulary
4 Films/sports programmes (good) 1 Read the definitions and put the letters in order to
make animals.
5 Penguins/beetles (nice) 1 A small green animal. (rofg)
2 It's a type of big cat. It runs very fast.
6 Your house/my house (far from school) (eahceht)
3 A black and white animal. (upginen)
4 A brown animal that runs fast.
2 Complete the sentences with the and the
superlative form of the adjectives. (eatnpelo)
2 Maths is ............ .. . ............ . . . . ......... ... school subject. The most famous animal in Australia is the
(hard) (a) k ........................... ....... . It doesn' t run, it's jumps. That's
3 Eddie Redmayne is.. . actor. why it's got two strong (b) L .. ..... ..... and big
(good)
(c) L .. .. .... . It's got a small (d) h .
4 The living room is. .. ................................................... room in
and a (e) L.. ...... tail. Some are brown and some
my house. (big)
are grey, but its stomach is a lighter colour, usually
5 My dad is.. . ....................... person I know.
(funny) (f) w... ..
6 I am. . singer in the world. The (g) r , or rhino, comes from Africa
(bad) or Asia. Some have got one (h) h ............................... .... and
some have got two. The African rhino hasn' t got
3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
the present perfect. (i) L.... ........... ..... . at the front of its 0) m .................................... so
it isn' t easy to get food.
1 I.. never.. ... ............................ golf. (play)
2 .... ...... .. .. .. you ever . .. ...... .... ................. a football A (k) b ... ...... .......... ........ is a type of insect. It's usually black
match? (see) and it's got four (I) w ....... . ............. ...... .. . Some have got good
3 Yes, I (m) e .................................... and can see well, but some can't.
4 . ... . ....................... your best friend ever... . in a
3 Complete the geographical features.
sports competition? (be)
5 No, he .. 1 the Sahara d..
6 My teacher....... ..... ...... never . .. .... ... .. ..... ........ ... in a 2 Copacabana b..
marathon. (run) 3 Mallorca
4 Everest m
4 Circle the correct alternative.
5 Sherwood L
Meg: Sam, where's the most beautiful place you've
6 Niagara w
(a) ever/never been?
7 the Mediterranean s..
Sam: I think it's Scotland. We usually (b) ggL
have been there for our holidays. I think it's 8 the Pacific o..
more beautiful (c) that/than England. What 9 the Mississippi r.
about you?
10 Titicaca I
II Vocabulary
2 It's r . 7 It's h
3 It's w 8 It's w.
4 It's s 9 It's c....
5 It's c
2 Read the definitions and complete the crossword.
D
3 you wear these on your hands when it's very cold
4 boys wear these to go swimming
5 you need this to travel to other countries e
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7 you put your clothes in this when you
go on holiday
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3 8
4 9
MESSAGE BOARD
FiiiiifM 011CRITICAL THINKING
Summer camps are popular in the US, and
Are these statements for (F) or against (A)
now they're becoming popular in the UK, too.
Some people think that they're a great way
going to summer camps?
to meet people and learn new �!I!�- But do 1 You are away from your family
young people need time to relax? What do you
and friends. F/A
think? Are you going to go to a summer camp
this summer? What are you going to do? 2 You learn to be more independent. F/A
3 You do things that you don't
ANNA, 14 BASINGSTOKE
The summer holidays are great at first, but after two weeks, usually do. F/A
they're boring. This summer I'm going to go to a technology
4 You don't have time to relax. F/A-
camp. I read about the course online. You work in groups and create a
computer game. There's also a games league so you can play games 5 Doing nothing at home is boring. F/A
with other kids. There's a sports centre so I'm going to play tennis and
go swimming. It's only one week and I've got another five weeks to relax. 6 You meet people from different places. F/A
1 What do people think about summer camps in general? 2 I love going to parties. They're .
a They aren't common in the UK. 3 I do my homework after school. Then I relax for
b They are an opportunity to make new friends. the. .........
. .. . of the evening.
c They are a good way to relax. 4 We're going to take my brother to
2 Why does Anna want to go to a summer camp? the.. .... ...... on his birthday.
a Because she hasn't got things to do at home. 5 I'm going to go to camp this summer to learn
b Because she wants to meet other kids. photography
c Because she likes playing computer games.
3 What is Anna going to do? STUDY SKILLS
a She's going to play computer games and do sports Why is it a good idea to read outside the
at camp. classroom?
b She's going to stay at the camp for five weeks. ► STUDY SKILLS page 99
c She's going to relax for one week.
1(
1 I .. relax.
2 Complete the sentences about the holidays.
2 No, I ..
3 We .. . ... go to Paris.
Ambe, Jemma )( Me \ 4 Yes, I . . . . . . , when we
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go to museums✓ and Karl play volleyball at come back from Paris.
do sports X relax✓ the beach✓
No, she .... .
study X watch TV X
6 Yes, they , but only
for two weeks.
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1 Leo thinks that the best way to get around
Amsterdam is to ...
1 you pay to travel in this car in the city
a use a bike taxi.
2 this type of transport goes under a city
b use the public transport bikes.
3 this type of public transport is fast and goes
between cities c hire a bike.
4 you use this to travel between countries; it goes in 2 He thinks cycling is dangerous because ...
the air a there is no cycle network.
5 this is a type of public transport in a city; it's bigger b there are trams on the streets.
than a car c there's a lot of traffic in the rush hour.
6 this is a type of transport for rich people only 3 In Amsterdam , it's necessary to ...
7 this is a type of transport on water a use your hands to show cars where you' re going.
8 this transport is for one or two people only; it can be b wear a helmet.
dangerous
c use the cycle network.
9 in the past, this type of transport was common
4 Leo thinks that ...
in cities
a the trams are a good way to travel.
2 Look at the photos of Amsterdam in the b the underground is expensive.
Netherlands. Write five types of transport you c the buses are very good.
can see.
5 When a person buys a special ticket ...
a it costs three euros.
b they can use the bus, tram and underground.
c they can use all types of transport and a boat.
1 4
6 In a city, people walk on the side of the road on a
2 5
3 We use . ..... ... . ......... .. .. to talk about things that we 6 Complete the email with should or shouldn't.
can't do because we don't have permission.
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90 to be-9 \ate-! 7 Is to necessary in these sentences? Circle the
correct alternative.
1 You mustn't 0/to copy in exams.
1 Zoe .. WL!Mt. ........ get a train ticket.
2 I'm going 0/to relax in the summer holidays.
2 She. .... . ..... .. . .. .. .. ..... read a guidebook. 3 I don't have 0/to wear a uniform at my school.
3 She .. . ........ ........ forget to go to the bank. 4 You shouldn't 0/to listen to music when you cycle.
4 She .... ........... .. ...... take an umbrella. 5 I want 0/to go to university one day.
6 You must 0/to get up at half past seven to go
5 She .. . . buy some sunscreen. to school.
6 She... .. go to bed late.
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llSJEHINli 42 Listen to two dialogues. What do the
0 PRONUNCIATION
people decide to do? Circle the correct alternative.
3 0 43 Listen to these words and write them in
the correct column.
The weather was cloudy and it wasn't very warm, but we ► STUDY SKILLS page 99
went on a boat on the river. We saw the Eiffel Tower and
Notre Dame and my dad took hundreds of photos! We
had dinner in restaurants. The food was excellent. On our 5 Write an article about your last holiday. Remember
last day, we went to Disneyland. It was the best part of to use positive adjectives.
the holiday. It was brilliant!
Write about:
Paris is a very interesting ■ when/where you went ■ the weather
city and I think
■ who you went with ■ the things you did
everybody should !;I
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see it. We're going ■ transport
to go back again
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visit places near here, but we 3 When it's c.... .... d or it's s n w. , you should
(i) .. .. ..... . ......... . .... travel further wear gl..
this year. 4 When it's h... t, you can go swimming, but you need
a sw .. ..s .. .... or sw.. t. ks.
2 Complete the sentences with the prepositions at,
in or on. 2 Read the definitions and write the types of
1 School finishes ........... ............ ... ... 29th June this year. transport.
2 There's a school party.. . . .......... the evening. 1 a type of transport under a city
3 It starts ......................... .......... seven o' clock. 2 a type of transport on water
4 Then . . .. . .. .... . ...
.. Saturday I' m going to go to the 3 a fast type of transport between cities
mountains with my family.
4 it's similar to a bike but faster
5 It's very hot in the city .......... . .. ...
. . . the summer.
5 a popular type of transport in cities
6 It's impossible to sleep.. ... ....
. ..... ..... . ...night.
7 We started going to the mountains.. 6 a very expensive type of transport
2012. 7 you pay to travel in this car
8 Now we always go there ... .. .. . .. . .. ... . July. 8 you fly in this between countries
f) COMMON MISTAKES
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The first time a person bought a ticket to travel by 2 Have you ever be late for school?
plane was on 1st January (a).. .. ... It was in
the US. The ticket cost $400. In today's money, that's
3 You should to your homework before dinner.
about (b) £ .. ...... .......................... and the journey was only
(c).. minutes.
4 I think dogs are more friendlier than cats.
The first long plane journey was in 1935. The plane
left San Francisco in the US and travelled across the
(d).. to the Philippines. The journey is 5 My friend going to help his father this summer.
13 hours today but in 1935, it was (e).
On 1st January 1914, one person travelled by plane. 6 We haven't to wear a uniform at my school.
st
On 1 January 2014, (f) . .............................. . people travelled
by plane. 7 This is the most big city of my country.
4b l1SIENIN6 0
45 Listen and complete the text with one
or two words, or a number, in each space. 8 I'm going visit my grandparents on August.
Unit 1 Unit 2
VOCABULARY: RECORDING NEW VOCABULARY READING: READING DIFFERENT TYPES OF TEXT
■ It is important to write new words in a ■ Before you read, look at the text. Is it an email? Is it a story? Is it
vocabulary notebook as it helps you to an article?
remember them. There are different ways to ■ Different types of text have different information. When you
record new vocabulary. One way is to write think about the type of text before you read, it helps you to
words in groups. understand the text.
Unit 3 Unit 4
VOCABULARY: LEARNING PHRASES VOCABULARY: REMEMBERING NEW
■ Sometimes you learn individual words (bag, whiteboard, brother). But VOCABULARY
sometimes it's useful to learn a phrase (have breakfast, do homework, play ■ To learn new vocabulary, you
computer games). Learning words as phrases can help you remember them. need to practise it. One way to
remember vocabulary is to name
LISTENING: LISTENING AGAIN objects at home. For example,
■ It's a good idea to listen two or three times. The first time you listen, you when you are in your bedroom,
understand some information. The second time you listen, you understand look at your bed, your wardrobe,
more. or your shelves. Think about the
■ It's possible to answer all the questions the first time you listen. But it's a word in English.
good idea to listen again to check. ■ Or put a note on the object with
the word in English. Then when
you look at the object, you see
the word.
Unit 5
LISTENING: READING INSTRUCTIONS
READING: READING A TEXT WITH NEW WORDS BEFORE YOU LISTEN
■ It's normal to see new words when you read. But you don't need to ■ Instructions tell you two things:
understand every word to understand a text. - they tell you what you need
■ The first time you read, get a general idea of what the text is about. Don' t to do.
stop when you see new words. - they also tell you about the
■ Then, read the text again. Usually, when you read the text again, you can people and the situation. For
guess the meaning of new words. example, is it a conversation
between a mother and her
SPEAKING: USING INTONATION son? Is it a radio programme?
■ Intonation in English is important. When we speak, our voice goes up (,,#) and Is it a conversation between
down (,). We use intonation in English to show that we are interested, and to friends?
be friendly and polite. ■ It's a good idea to know these
■ It's a good idea to practise speaking with good intonation. things before you start.
Unit 6 Unit 7
SPEAKING: REPEATING SPEAKING READING: USING THE TITLE AND PICTURES TO HELP YOU READ
ACTIVITIES ■ It's a good idea to read the title of a text before you read. This tells you what
■ It's useful to do speaking activities the text is about.
more than once. The first time you ■ Look at the pictures, too. The pictures can help you to understand
do a speaking activity, it's difficult information in the text.
to remember new language
and ideas. The second time you SPEAKING: LEARNING COMPLETE PHRASES
speak, you can remember and ■ It's a good idea to learn useful phrases to use when you speak. These are
you can do the activity well. similar to learning words, but you need to remember the complete phrase.
■ Remember, it's important to Learning phrases can help you speak more fluently.
practise speaking in English at ■ It's useful to have a notebook where you write these phrases. Group the
home and at school as much as phrases under headings, for example, to give positive opinions, to give
possible. negative opinions, to agree or disagree. This will help you to remember
them.
WRITING: CHECKING WRITING
■ When you write, you need to
think about your ideas and how
to say them in English. It's easy Unit 8
to make mistakes. So it's a good
idea to read your writing again VOCABULARY: LEARNING RELATED WORDS
when you finish. Make a list of ■ In class, you usually learn a group of words about a particular subject. It's a
things to check, for example: good idea to learn words related to this subject. This will help you to speak
- punctuation and capital letters about it.
■ For example, when you speak about jobs, you can describe the people and
- spelling
the places of work.
- word order
■ You can draw a diagram to help you remember the words, like this one:
- tenses
■ Read and check the points in creative waiter
order. If necessary, read more
than once.
a salon
Unit 9 Unit 10
READING: USING WHAT YOU KNOW READING: READING OUTSIDE CLASS
■ It's a good idea to remember what you already know ■ Reading is a good way to learn new vocabulary.
before you read. For example, you probably know There are a lot of things you can read in English. For
something about animals. When you remember what example, you can read articles on the Internet, stories,
you know before you read, it helps you to understand or short comments that other students write on forums.
a text. ■ It's a good idea to read a little every day. This helps to
make reading easier.
SPEAKING: PRACTISING QUESTIONS
■ When you learn English in class, the teacher often WRITING: MAKING WRITING INTERESTING
asks questions and the students answer them. But ■ Your writing should be interesting for the person
when you use English outside the classroom, you reading it. When you write an article for example, it's a
often need to ask questions. It's common to ask good idea to include a variety of adjectives. You should
questions about times, places, telephone numbers also include different tenses. These help to make your
and directons. So it's a good idea to practise asking writing more interesting.
questions in class.
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The document describes how sports like tennis, basketball, and rugby have origins in different countries, such as France for tennis and Canada for basketball. The national identity is highlighted by associating sports with cultural and historical narratives specific to each country, like the tennis connection with French royalty and the naming of the Rugby World Cup after William Webb Ellis, who is associated with an English school .
The student in Source 1 notes benefits such as flexibility ('why are you at an online school? Because my family moves around') and the ability to study diverse subjects beyond the usual curriculum. However, drawbacks could include less face-to-face interaction, which might affect social development and personal networking .
Understanding historical origins enriches cultural appreciation and sports identity, providing insights into societal values and technological advancements of the time. Recognizing how sports like tennis and basketball originated fosters a deeper connection and respect for these activities' legacies .
Creativity played a crucial role in the evolution of sports, evidenced by Naismith's invention of basketball indoors due to harsh weather and Webb Ellis's creative deviation from traditional football by running with the ball, giving birth to rugby. Such innovations address contextual challenges and adapt to environmental and cultural needs .
Online safety practices, such as using safe passwords and not posting personal information, parallel real-world safety by stressing precaution and privacy. This mirrors the need to protect personal spaces and belongings physically by ensuring controlled access and privacy .
Maya's school, Jamison High School, being very big with about 1,000 students, likely offers a variety of activities, but the large number of students means homework is significant, limiting her time for other activities .
Descriptive language highlighting characteristics such as 'wavy hair' or 'a moustache' showcases the variation in appearances reflecting broader cultural diversity. This diversity in features underscores genetic variation and cultural differences in the understanding of beauty and presentation .
The exercise helps in language learning by assisting students in differentiating similar terms and correctly applying them in sentences, thereby improving their grammar and vocabulary skills. For example, differentiating between 'this' and 'these' or learning question words enhances comprehension and conversation abilities .
Maya describes her school workload as very demanding, stating that 'we've got a lot of homework at my school and I haven't got time for other activities.' Despite this, she mentions enjoying music and spending weekends with friends, highlighting some personal interests .
The dialogues highlight challenges like correctly using question words to solicit specific information and maintaining coherent grammar in conversation. Misuse of terms and constructing meaningful dialogues are typical hurdles for language learners seeking fluency .









