English Book Third Grade

CliveOxenden ChristinaLatham-Koenig

Contents

G ra mma r

Vocabulary

Pronunciation

4 E ttellol

v e rb D el:a n d y ou

numbers 0-10

lhl,leol, andlol wordstress;

o E Whereareyoufrom?

verb6e:he, she,it

countries

ltl andlatl sentence stress;

verb fe: we, you, they; (allpersons) negatives

nationalities; numbers ll-20

B We'refromtheUSA. We'reAmerican.

l 0 PnRcrcRrEncustt Thealphabet

l2

Revlsr & Cxrcx

oreyoufrom? yournomeTHowdoyouspellit? Where What's People inthestreet: Whatcanyoudo?

Whatdoyouremember?

14 [l

What'sin yourbag?

singularandpluralnouns; o f on,the

smallthings

Izl and/s/,pluralendings

16 p

Family andfriends

possessive adjectives; possessive s

peopleandfamily

l6l , I nl,andlel

adjectives

colours and common adlectives

lal , letl,ls:/, andli.l

l8

carol E n man's awoman's car?

Personalinformation 20 PRncncRt-Ettcusx Howoldarethey? ondsisters?

Doyouhovebrothers People inthestreet: 22 Rtvtst& Cnrcx

Whatcanyoudo?

Whatdoyouremember?

24 El A badhairday

present I andyou simple:

verbsI common

lu:/, lwl, andlvl; linking

26 E Wtratdoyouhave

present we,you,they simple:

foodanddrink

wordstress; lttl, ld3l, andlgl

jobsandplaces ofwork

s;wordand 3rdperson stress sentence

for breakfast? he,she,it simple: 28 EN ttespeaks English atwork present isit?

Ettcr.tstt Whattime 50 PRRcncRr. 3 2 Rrvlsr& Cnrcx

34

doyoustartandfinish?

Whotdoyoudo?Doyoulikeit? Whottime inthestreet: People Whatcanyoudo?

Whatdoyouremember?

El ooyoulikemornings? adverbsof frequency,presentsimple a typicalday

question words common 2 verbs 36 El Uteat thetopof theworld wordorderin questions; 58 E Youcan'tparkhere

verbs2 andpossibility common canf can't:permission

stress sentence leal,lol,laol,andljl

rhythm sentence

40 PnRcrrcnr Ercusx

Howmuchisit?

42 Rruse& Crrcx

People in thestreet:WheredoyouusuallyhovelunchTWhotdoyouhove?Howmuchisit?

Whatcanyoudo?

Whatdoyouremember?

Grammar

Vocabulary

P ronunci ati on

A 44

Beforethey were famous... past simple:be

in,ot,on:places

lz'^landwosf were

16

A perfectday?

pastsimple'. hsve,go, get

irregular verbs; revision of dailyroutineverbs

sentence stress

-18

lt changedmy life

p a s ts i m p l ere : g u l arverbs

common verbs3; moreirregular verbs

pastsimpleendings regular

50 PnRcncRL Encr-tsx What's thedatetoday?

i2 Rsvlsr & Cnrcx

People inthestreet: yourbirthdoy?

When's whotdidyoudoonyourlostbirthdoy?

Whatdoyouremember?

Whatcanyoudo?

51 tr Onan islandin Scotland 5 5 t rDreamtown? i 8 E | Strangers ona train

there is I there are

hotels;in,on,under

leal andlrcl

there wosI there were

places

theletterseo

revision of pastsimple; objectpronouns: me,him, etc.

common verbsJ

sentence stress

50 PRncncnl EruclrstrWhatdoyouthinkof it?

Peoplein thestreet:Whot'sthe lostfilmyousow?Whotdid youthinkof it?

52 Rrvtsr & Cxrcx

Whatdoyouremember?

Whatcanyoudo?

a : t

What do you like doing?

like + verb+ -ing

activities

It;/,lu:l, andl4l

35

Tripof a lifetime

be goingto (plans)

future timeexpressions

sentence stress

58

What'sgoingto happen?

be goingfo (predictions)

theweather; revision: verbcollocation

revision ofsounds

PRnclcnlEncusn

lstherea banknearhere?

Peopf e in thestreet:ls thereo/ an .. . nearhere?

Rrvtsr& Cnrcr

Whatdoyouremember?

Whatcanyoudo?

:1 TheCanyou.,.7Game ;6 Communication 32 Listening 38 GrammarBank '12 '',7

Vocabulary Bank SoundBank

look outfor youwhere Thisshows to findextramaterial for morepractice andrevision.

G verbbe:I andyou

v

numbers 0-10

lhl, leol, andlol P wordstress;

yourname?

Hi,I'mHarry.

What's

I L I S T E N I N&GS P E A K I N G a

r.r Listenand repeat.A Hello,l'm Ann Potter.

Hi, l'm Molly.

b Now saywho yo, ur.. P c

H e l l o ,l ' m

r.2 Readandlisten @ g

I ReceptionistHello.What'syour name?

Tom Tom. ReceptionistAre you Tom Banks?

No, l'm not. I'm Tom King.

Tom ReceptionistYou'rein room 2.

Tom Sorry?

ReceptionistYou are in room 2.

Tom O K .T h a n ky o u .

2 Tom Excuseme.

TeacherHello.Are you Tom? Tom Yes.Niceto meet you.

TeacherNiceto meet you.

Tom Am I late?

TeacherYes,you are.

Tom Sorry!

d

t.5

Listenand repeatdialogue1. In pairs, practisethe dialogue.

e

l'4

Listen and repeatdialogue2. In pairs,practisethe dialogue.

Hello,l'm Rob Jones.

2 GRAMMAR verbbe:t andyou a Look at dialogue1 in lc. Complete

the chart.

I'm =Iam You're= You

4 PRONUNCIATION wordstress; lhl,leal, andlol word stress: two-svllable words LIsten TePEAT

l.e Match the words and photos.Listenand check.

E coffee l J photo Ll email [] hotel E taxi

O p.88 GrammarBank lA. Readthe rulesand do the exercises.

Anrch

Addrcr3

fontj

Colors

Savc As Orah

5 V O C A B U I A R Yn u m b e0r -s1 0 a

l 3l

1.6 Listen.What are the numbers?

;#F''

b Listen again and repeat.

Underline the stressedsyllable. l.l0 Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. lJarry

Molly

l.ll

Listen. Practise the sentences.

I Iello.IJarry'st lotel.

Oh no! The phone!

Are you Molly? No, sorry, I'm not.

5 SPEAKING Practise with otherstudents.

Vocabulary BankNumbers.

Q p.102

H el l o/ H i ,I' m

Do part A. Count round the class0-10 and then l0-0.

1.8 Listenand saythe next number.

Yes(l am).

Y Niceto meetyou.

Y Niceto meetyou.

Hello.

Hi. 'vVhat'syour name?

Sorry?

No (l'm not).

V What'syourname?

Y l'm Y Niceto meetyou.

Y Niceto meetyou.

Thankyou.

Excuseme.

Yes.

No. Nice to meetyou.

Am I late?

Sorry!

@E

it G verbbe:he,she, v countries lil andlatl P sentence stress;

hefrom?

Where's He'sfromMexico.

I VOCABUIARY countries

it 2 GRAMMAR verbbe:he,she,

a Matchthe countriesandphotos.

a

ltaly I

Iapan I

Turkey I

l.l5 Listen and complete 1-3 with countries.

PolandE

A B A B A B

b

Where'she from?

He'sfrom I -. ls she from 2 too?

No, she isn't.She'sfrom 3

ls it a goodfilm?

Yes,it is. lt'sfantastic.

l.16 Listen and repeat.

c In pairs,practisethe dialogue.

b

l.l2 Listen and check.

d Match the wordsand pictures.

ond Vocabulary BankCountries c Q p.105

tr

notionolities.

Do part A.

l.l4 Listen and repeatthe dialogue.

A B A B

she it he

Whereareyoufrom? l'm from England.

Wherein England? l'm fromLondon.

e Practisethe dialoguewith your country and city.

e O p.88GrammarBank I B. Readthe rulesanddo the exercises.

5 P R O N U N C I A T I O sNe n t e n c e s t h r el sasn;d l a t l 4 L I S T E N I NAGS P E A K I N G a

WHEREareyou FROM?

I'M from ENGLAND.

IS she from CHINA?

b NO, sheISN'T.

r.22 Listen. Can you hear the difference?

I a Is he from ltaly?

b Is shefrom Italy?

2 a She'sfrom Russia.

b He'sfrom Russia.

3 a Where'she from?

b Where'sshefrom?

4 a lt's from Spain.

b He'sfrom Spain.

5 a She'slate.

b He'slate.

6 a Whereis he?

b Whereis she?

r.23 Li'stenand tick (r') the sentenceyou hear.

c Practisesayingsentencesa and b. d Look at the photos. Guessthe countries.

Ask your teacher.

\\'rite sentencesand questions.

I / sheI Brazilz.No, / 2 It I China.

Is shefrom Brazil?I,{o,sheisn't.

ls she from ltaly?

It'sfrom China.

-1 She llapan.

{ / he / Turkey?Yes,/ 5 He / Spain.

6 i she / Poland?No, / , She/ England.

8 \\rhere / he from?

He / from Hungary.

l.l8 Listen and check.

C

l.le Listen again and repeat.Copy the stress.

d

lJo Listen and repeatthe words and sounds.

Italy

I'.ngland

e Q Communication Guess thecountries Ap.76Bp.75. lzl

Listen. Practise the sentences.

t's trom ltaly.

L r-erpool is in F,ngland.

H.. I'm from China. Nice to meet you.

Where are you from?

I m from Russia.

Where inRussia?.

I'm from Moscow.

Where is it?

Is it a good film?

Yes,it's fantastic.

@E

(allpersons) G verbbe'.we,you,they;negatives I I -20 numbers V nationalities; P wordstress; lel, li:/, andlll

weare.

Yes, Areyoultalian?

They're Mexican.

Theyaren'tSpanish.

I VOCABU LARY nationalities 2 T I S T E N I N&GR E A D I N G a Wherearetheyfrom?Complete

a

1.26 Listen and number the pictures1-3.

with a country. the sentences l'm Polish.

She'sfrom

He's from

I fohn

Hello.We'reJohnand SallyClarke.

Receptionist Hello.You'rein room 2l I and they'rein room 212.

Thankyou.

Sally

She'sfrom

l'm ltalian.

He's from

BankCountries Q p.105Vocabulary andnotionolities.

Do part B.

2 Sally Anna

t tiz Mike tiz Anna tiz

1.25 Listen. Savthe nationalitv.

Travis Anna

Listen again and read the dialogues.

Then mark the sentencesy'(right) or X (wrong).

Hurryup. We're late.

We aren't late. Breakfast is from sevento ten. And Mike isn't ready.

1 2 3 4 5 6

Hi. Are you American?

No,we aren't.We'reEnglish.

Are you on holiday?

Yes,we are.

We'reon holidaytoo. We're Liz and Travis,from Texas.

Johnand Sallyarein room 212.X BreaKastis from 6 to 10.

Iohn and SallyarentAmerican.

Liz and TravisareEnglish. |ohn and Sallyareon holiday.

Liz and Travisaren'ton holiday.

Correct the wrong sentences.

Iohn and Sallyarein room211.

Bye.Havea nice day!

d

r.27 Listen and repeatthe dialogues

GRAMMAR verbbe:we,you,they; negatives (allpersons)

SPEAKING Are the nationalitiesright or wrong? Make E or E sentences.

Correct the wrong nationalities.

Readthe dialoguestn 2 again.Complete the chart. t+l

Dim sum isn't Polish.lt's ...

Singular Im

dim sum/ Polish

I'm not You arent

He's Plural We're You aren't They arent

O p.88 GrammarBank I C. Read the rules and do the exercises.

The RollingStones/ American

AndreaBocelli/ Brazilian

l.2e Listen. Saythe negative.

'I'm

HungariAn.'

l'm not Hungarian.

P R O N U N C I A T I Ow N o r ds t r e s s ; tel, li:/, andlll 1.50 The same stressor different stress?

Listen and underline the stressedsvllable.

burritos/ Spanish Casio/ Japanese

\Vrite S or D. I Brazil

Brazilian

s

2 China 3 England

Chinese

D

English

{ Italy

Italian

5 Russia

Russian

6 Hungary 7 lapan

Hungarian

8 T[rrkey

KeiraKnightley/ British

6 VOCABUTARY n u m b elrl s- 2 0 a

1.55 Are they English or American? Listen and check.

What are the numbers?

fapanese Turkish

Listen again and repeat.

c

l.3l Listen and repeatthe words and sounds.

Vocabulary BankNumbers.

Do partB. Q p.tOZ c Count in twos (1,3, 5... 19)and(2,4, 6...20) roundthe class. d Choosesix numbers from l-20.

Write them in the card. Play Bingo. nationality Hurry up. t.t2 Listen. Practise the sentences.

Breakfastis from sevento ten.

He'sChinese.

Sheisn't Russian,she'sSpanish.

breakfast We're on holiday too.

Goodbye lBye. Have a nice day!

@E

Thealphabet yourname Spelling Classroom language

Howdo you spellit?T-O-R-R-E-S.

Pn n c r c A r EncusH

T H EA T P H A B E T

I LISTENING 1.35 Listen and order the sentences.

a

r-t7 Listen and repeatthe words and sounds.

t r a i n1 , r . . l . g g l u i t . l p h , , nleb . . t 1 . . .

A H

B C D E G P T V

I K

b

F L M N S X Z

o

I Y

a

R

U W

r.58 Listen and repeatthe letters. t.59 Listen.Can vou hear the difference?

l

T

tr tr

Thisis the final callfor passengers on FlightKLM 1258to Manchester.

Pleasego urgentlyto gate Bl4. .|258 to Manchester, Mr PabloTorreson FlightKLM pleasego urgentlyto gate Bl4. .|258 Passengers to Manchester, on FlightKLM pleasego to gate 814,

1 M N

3 G I

5 Y I

7 9

a

4 E r

6 U W

8 E A

2 K

d

t.40 Listen. Circle the letter you hear.

e

t.4l Listen and number the pictures 1-6.

V

2

tr tr T

tr T T

tr

b

T-O-R-R-E-S. Hello.I'm PabloTorres.

I havea reseruation.

Sorry?

How do you spell your surname?

Thankyou.

Good morning.

T-O-R-R-E-S.

Listen againand write the letters.Practisesayingthem. r.42 Listen and repeatthe alphabet.Practisesayingit.

(first) name - e.g.Keira, Brad surname = e.g.Knightley,Pitt

A B C D E FG H r I K T M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z

R-R = double R

How do you spell the names?

f.56 Listen and repeatdialogue 2.

John

Sally

Liz

Anna

Mike

Travis

5 P E O P TI E N T H ES T R E EETN

5 VOCABUTARY C l a s s r oloam nguage a O p.tO+Vocabulary BankThings.

Do part A.

I What'syourname?

2 Howdo youspellit?

3 Whereareyoufrom?

b Matchthephrases andpictures.

a

1.45 Listen to the man. Whats his name?

b

1.44 Listen and write his name.

His name's l.4s Listen. Where'she from?

He'sfrom 1.46 Listento six more peopleand completethe chart.

I Her name's-.

-)

I a

Shesfrom Readingin -.

His name's

. Hes from

Her name's

. She'sfrom

Her name'sHis name's

. Shesfrom Bangalore,

6 His name's

in the USA.

. He'sfrom Vancouverin . He'sfrom San Diego,

tr

.

LI T T I I

e l n pairs, ask and answer the questions in the box.

4 SPEAKING Good morning Good afternoon Good evening

+ 12.00 12.00+ 6.00 6.00p.m.->

Closethe door.

Sit down, please.

Lookat the board,please.

C o to page I4.

S tandup.

Openyour books.

c

t.48

Listenand check.Listenagainand repeat.

d

t.49

Listenand do the actions.

6

t.5o

soNGn H-s-c-o

a l n pairs,roleplaydialogue2from exercise1.

A You'rethe receptionist.

It's4.00p.m.

B Useyour nameand surname.

b Changeroles.

B You'rethe receptionist.

It's7.00p.m.

A Useyour nameand surname.

Good morning / afternoon/ evening.

What's your surname?

How do you spell it?

Please.

Gome: Hittheships A p.76Bp.79.

Q Communication

I have a reservation.

GR A MM A R

c Completethe phrases.

Whereareyouf!9m?

Circle the correct answer.

Hello,

aI

A ExcuseI

Alex.

B Yes,I am.

A I'm fim Brown. Nice to 2

@t'you from Brazll?.

aAre

bIs

A Is fack English? a she's A -

B No,

American.

b hes from?

A Is Carmen Spanish?

B No,

your surname?

inroom2l2.

d Write the things in the classroom.

B Yes,

a she's

b she is

They

Chinese,they're |apanese.

a arent

afternoon. I'm Ann Carter. a reservation.

I4

A C-A-R-T-E-R.

b Where are you

A Are you in room 211? a we're b are

A 3

you.

B Sorry,howdo you s

B I'm from Russia.

a Where you are

, are you Harry?.

b are'nt

Prague in Hungary? aAre

bIs

Lisa and Luke are from California a You're b They're 9 A Are you in class2? a I not b I'm not 10 She-

American.

B No,

from London, she'sfrom Manchester.

a aren't

b isnt

V OC A BUL A R Y a Complete the chart.

Countrv a

Mexico

Nationality Mexican

China 2

Italian

England

)

Brazil 5

PRONUNCIATION a Canyou rememberthesewordsand sounds? vowels consonants

American

Write the next number. one,two, three I six, seven, 2 two, one, a

J

ten, eleven,

4 fifteen,fourteen, 5 eighteen,nineteen,

O p.t17I ll9 SoundBank.Checkthe wordsand sounds,andpractisesayingthe examplewords.

Underlinethe stressed syllable.

Italian fapan

|apanese

hotel

sorry

surname

I C A NY O UU N D E R S T ATNHDI ST E X T ?

Readand completethe chart for Marta,Viktor, and Kelly.

l'm Marta Ramirez. l'm from C6rdobain Spain.

l'm Viktor Petrov. l'm from Moscowin Russia.

2 C A NY O UW R I T ET H I SI N E N G T I S H ? a Completethe chart for you. b Write two sentences aboutvou.

C A NY O UU N D E R S T A N DESE TH PEOPTE? l.5l Listen and choosethe right answer.

I a Danny'sAmerican. b Danny'sEnglish.

2 a Bella'sin room 9. b Bella'sin room 19.

3 a She'sKathy. b She'sCathy.

4 a The busis number13. b The busis number14.

5 a Andrzejis from Russia. b Andrzej is from Poland.

6 a The flight isBA4T2. b The flight is 84462.

7 a He'sJohnRead. b He's|ohn Reid.

8 a Chrisis a woman. b Chrisis a man.

9 a Theexercise is on page11. b The exerciseis on page12. l0 a It's8.00a.m. b It's8.00p.m.

4 C A NY O US A YT H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

Tick (r') theboxes.

Canyou...? sayyour nameand whereyou arefrom askwhereotherpeoplearefrom spellyour name count from 0-20 checkin at a hotel

I I E ! !

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

G s i n g u l a rn dp l u r anl o u n so;f o n , t h e smallthings P lzl and/s/, pluralendings

v

Whatarethey?They'rekeys.

I V OC A BUt A R Y s m atl hl i n g s a Can you remember five things in the classroom?Write the words.

4 a l 3 a c I theb 2 thed

5 a w

Do part B. BankThings. b Q p.104Vocabulary

u r anlo u n s ;f oo n , t h e 2 G R A M M A Rs i n g u l a r apnl d a Readand order the things (bags,coats,etc.) 1-5.

b

2-2 Listen and check.

c Write the plurals.

Where is it? Oh no! It's on the train!

I bag

Thetop five thingspeopleleaveon Britishtrainsare (not in order): I

3 book

bags

4 laptop

fl coats I

bags

2 chair

O p.90GrammarBank2A. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

glasses E mobilephones

e

fl umbrellas

Memorygomep.81.

O Communication

5 P R O N U N C I A T I O lNz l a n dl s l , plural endings 2.4 Listenand repeatthe words and sounds.

BratlI

'/,ero

I b

c

2-5 Listen and repeatthe plurals.

laptops

books

coats

watchcs

glasscs pieccs

2.6 Listen. Saythe plurals.

'It's a photo.'

clocks

:]EAKIN& GWRITING r \ . \t ' t ' \ \ ' i t l t a p l l r t n e r ' . (

what is it?

W h a ta r e t h e y ?

I t ' sa / a n

They're

- \(

s

.F

\ n r \ ' o L r rb a s / p o c l i c t ? ' l ' i c l(i y ' ) o r c r ' o s s( X ) t l t c t l t i n s s .

5 TISTENING 2 . 7 l . i s t c n t o ht'ccot.tt,crsaI iotrs.\\'r'itc t h c t h i n { ro r t h i n s s t h a tt h q ' s a r ' .

,.it'tl

I I s t h i sI ' o r r r '

?

I I l crc al ' c\' ol u' ' r ' e ll l r

- l S o r r r ,i t ' sn t v 1 L o o l ii n t h c

. ...I I'tl

i-, Is rt

oK?

i r ' l t a tv o r r l r a v e i n v o u r l -ra g/ p ' ro c l i c t, c .g . a l l ool i , l i cvs \\'hat is it?

.'ll a p.,al'tltcl'.

\\'h.rt irrc tltcr'? \ \ ' h a t ' si n v o r r r l' r a g ?

i n y b a g I h a v e a b o o l < ,l < e y s a , pen,

I h a v c I t t ' o t ' r ' t ' t l itl' r l r i l s .

@

possessive s adjectives; G possessive

v peopleandfamily

Who'sMaria? mybrother's wife.

She's

P 16l,l^1, andlel

I GRAMMAR possessive adjectives a

2.8 Listen. Number the pictures 1-3.

I A Hey!That'smy bag.

B No, it isn't.lfs my bag.Yourbag'sthere.

2 A B A B C B

And hereare our children.

What are their names?

Her name'sLucyand his name'sEric.

Hello.And who's this?

It's my parrot.

Whafs its name? c Polly.

B Hello Polly.

5 A B A B A B

Excuseme, where are our coats?

Sorry?

Whereare our coats?

Yourcoats- they'reover there on the chair.

Thankyou. Good night.

Bye.

2 VOCABUtARY people andfamily a Lookat picturesA-C. Wherecanyousee...?

Listen again and read the dialogues.Thencomplete the chart with a highlighted word.

I

albag)

you

he

th.y

it

Bank28. Readtherulesfor O p.90Grammar possessive adjectives.

Do exercisea.

Talk to a partner.Point at peoplein the classroom.

Can you remembertheir names?

What'sher name?

I can'tremember.

Whataretheirnames?

twoboys

tr

andlel t PRONUNCIATION 16l,l^1, a

she

I I

BankPeople ondfomily.

Q p.105Vocabulary

we

you

a man, a woman, and two children men and women

z-rt Listenand repeatthe wordsand sounds. father

they

their

the

brother

husband

son

mother

sister

person

woman

children

2-r4 Listen. Practise the sentences.

The woman over there is my mother.

I have one brother and three sons.

My husband and my father are teachers.

I GRAMMAR possessive s il

\[atch the pairs from five famous films.

Marianne

b Complete the sentenceswith a name.

I

is Carrie'sfriend. is Sophie'smother. is ]ack Sparrow'sfather. is Marianne's sister.

5 WRITING & SPEAKING a Readthe text and write the names on the photo.

I K.t.l

is the Queen'shusband.

zl5 Listenandcheck.

O p.90GrammarBank28. Readthe rulesfor possessive s.Do exercise b.

Corerb andpractisewith photosA-E. Ask andanswer.

MynameisKate. l'mfromOhiointheUnited States.

Myfather's name isMafi, andmymother's nameisAmy.I havea brother anda sister.

Theirnames areBrettandKaren.

Wehavea dog.ltsnameisBrandy. \\brk with a partner: A and B write the namesof six people (your f.-ily or friends) on a pieceof paper.

A gi* your pieceof paper to B; B give your pieceof paper to A.

b Now write about your family. c Tell your partner about your family.

A askB about his / her people.B askA about his / her people.

That's my bag.

1-*'rrrruru,

She'smy sister.

here

Who's this?

I can't remember.

there

Thanks.

over there

@E

G adjectives

adjectives v colours andcommon P lnl, letl, lo:1,andlc:l

It'sa fastcar.

adjectives andcommon colours l V O C A B U L A R&YS P E A K I N G a

2.17 Match the carsand nationalities.

Listen and check.

American E British

tr

French

I

German tr Italian

tr

b

2.18 Listen and read the dialogue.What are the two cars?

Wow! Look at that car.lt's fantastic! lt's a man's car.

A man's car?

Yes.lt's fast and red. And it's very expensive.

Wow! Look at that yellow car. lt's fantastic!

Tim lt's a woman's car.

Tim Sue Tim Sue

Tapanese f]

c Look at the highlighted words. Guesstheir meaning. d e f

2.le Listen again and repeatthe dialogue.Then practiseit with a partner.

BankAdjectives.

Q p.106Vocabulary Look at the photos of the cars l-6. Practisewith a partner.

I Ask and answer.

Whatcolouris it?

2 Describethe cars.Use two adjectives.Car 2 is small and cheap.

3 A think of a car. B ask questions. Guessthe car.

2 GRAMMAR adjectives a Circle the right sentence. t a The Ferrari is a fast car. b The Ferrari is a car fast.

2 a The 2CV and the VW are smalls cars. b The 2CV and the VW are small cars.

O p.90GrammarBank2C.Readthe rules and do the exercises.

In pairs, Q p.106VocabularyBankAdiectives. look at the picturesand maketen sentences.

It'sa big house.

They'rebluekeys.

I READING l'

-,'.-::h a partner, decidewhich four questionsyou :::nk are important for men and which four are -:::portantfor women. Write 1-8 in the article.

-. it a nic e c olour?

5 Is it easyto park?

-i r t f as t ?

6 Is it luxurious?

-i r t big?

7 Is i t' ma c h o ' ?

-. r t c heap?

8 Is it safe?

4 PRONUNCIATION lnl, letl,ls:/, andlc:l a

2.24 Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. fa ntastic

si'tme

dir)'

[ast

$ i.<adthe articleand check.

What car? Men and womenare different lmportant questions for men: _?___?

black

?

lmportant questions for women:

saY

glasses

smal l

flrmily

bad

short

m

table

father

datrshter boald

2.25 Listen. Practise the phrases. a black cat a fantasticfamily the sameday fist cars a smal lbal l

5 S P E A K I N&GW R I T I N G a Talk in small groups about your car or your family's car.

My car is a Peugeot2Ol.lt's small,it's green, and it's new. lt's a very good car.

Write about your dream' car.

Mydreamcarisa It's-.

(model)It'sa/an

(colour)It's--

and--.

car.(nationality) (adjectives)

Now tell a partner. lbnda,Hyundai, andVolkswagen arepoputar withwomen.

65thof drivers of\M Beetle convertibles arewomen.

Three dbe topfivewomen's carsaresports cars(butnotvery qensivesports cars). prefercarsthataresmall Women (easy to park)andsafe.Colour isalsoveryimportant.

6 2.26SONG .E You'rebeautiful

German (country = Germany) French (country = France) Wow!

"trt & :F

Look at that cart also

5

lmpertant

â&#x201A;ŹB t\

{G r <'

*= -

pqpular easy(opposite = difficult) safe(opposite = dangerous) with What's your favourtte car?

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people Introducing Phone numbers

2l-100 Numbers age,address, etc. information: Personal

Howoldishe?He's26.

PnncrcAt

Encu sH

I I N T R O D U C I NPGE O P T E a

2.27 Listen to two dialogues.Mark the sentencesT (true) or F (false).

Dialogue I Helen is Mike'ssister. tr Dialogue 2Thegirl's brother is 25. il

2 VOCABUTARY phonenumbers, 2l-100 Phonenumbers 0 = oh (or zero) 22 - double2

2.2e Listen to the dialogue and write the phone number.

A What'syour phonenumber?

BA Sorry?

2.30 Practise saying these phone numbers. Listen and check.

I 6885713 2 84479029 3 0r3r 496026r In pairs, practise the dialogue in a.

Use your phone number (or an invented number).

Vocabulary BankNumbers Q p.102 Do part C. 2-t2 Listen. Can you hear the difference?

1a 2a 3a 4a 5a 6a 7a

13 14 15 L6 17 18 19

b b b b b b b

30 40 50 60 70 80 90

z.tt Listen and circlea orb. Then practisesaylngall the numbers.

How old are the people in your famil

b Listen again and read. Complete the dialogues. c

2-28 Listen and repeat the dialogues.

d Practisethem with a partner.

Ages H4ffiORHd He$as2$years NOT l+es++1rears,

] P E O P TIEN T H ES T R E E T Do you havebrothersandsisters?

Howold arethey?Howold is he / Llr

Listen to Matthew.Does he havebrothersand sisters?

Ll5

Lis t en. How old are they?

LJ6 Listen to six more people.Answer the questionsfor eachperson.

l'cthers : - d sisters?

-:f'.' Old?

:airs, ask and answerthe questionsin the box.

I P E R S O N AI N TF O R M A T I O N Lt7 Listenand repeatquestions1-9. '::-is the underlinedwords.

lmmigration form

'. :'rat! \'our n4lne? H-otydo you spel] it?

-,'.-rqg are you frorn? : -,',-rat's t.our address?

- .','i.1!'lvour postcode?

O O O @

: ::,-'rr-oldare you? :-:e vou married? ','.-hat's r.our ho{rle phAlg lUnqber?

Firstname Nationality Address Postcode

Surname

*TitleMr / Ms / Mrs

O As. @ Married Single O Phonenumber: home

' ','.hat \.our I tnlbrls !u!q!gl?

- '.',-hat's your emailaddress?

o o

- '.er the questionsand look at the form.

- ::râ&#x201A;Źmber the questions.

* Mr = a man; Ms = a woman; Mrs = a married woman

mobile Email address

- :rplete the form for you. Circle your title too.

Personol informotion A p.77Bp.79.

Q Communication

How are you?

Fine,thanks.And you?

I'm OK, thanks.

This is Helen.

Seeyou soon.

We're in a hurry.

What's your phone number?

What's your (ernail) address?

How old are you?

I' m 18.

Are you married?

GR A MM A R

c Write the irregularplural. man

Circle the correct answer.

Hello,

aI

men

I woman

Alex.

2 child

(Dt-

1 A What is it?

B It's email from my boyfriend. aan ba A Where'syour ID card?

Bin my bag. a Is b It's A What arethey?

B_. a They'recredit cards b It's a credit card 4 I havetwo -. a dictionarys b dictionaries 5 She'sAmerican. nameis |ulia. a Her b His 6 We'reMr and Mrs Kemp daughteris in class3. a Our b Their 7 My is Peter. a name'shusband b husband'sname 8 Thesechairsare-. a very expensive b very expensives 9 A Ferrariis a -. a car fast b fastcar 10 That'smy sisterandboyfriend. a her b their

V OC A BUt A R Y

3 person

d Write the oppositeadjective. fast I 2 3 4 5

slow

expensive big good long tall

e Write the number. thirty-one I 2 3 a 5 t

31

forty sixty-seven ninety-nine fifty-six eighty-two

Complete the phrases.

Where areyoufurn?

1 2 3 4 5

A A A A A

is my sisterAnne.

B Nice to meetyou.

How is Rita?

B I think she's22.

How areyou?

B -, thanks.And you?

Where'smy book?

B It's there on the What'syour ?

B 25 King Street.

b Completethe chart.

PRONUNCIATION a Can you rememberthesewordsand sounds? vowels

consonants

T,.J

O p.l l7 | ll9 SoundBank.Checkthe wordsand and practisesayingthe examplewords.

Underlinethe stressedsyllable.

Italian expensive address family

mobile

umbrella

C A ] IY O UU N D E R S T A N TH DI ST E X T ?

Iy name's PaolaBruno and I'm horn Venicein ltaly.t'm married -rd I havetwo children,a son nd a daughter.My son's name b Gtrido.He's 15. He'stall with ft,hair, and he'sgood-looking.

Iy daughter'sname is Chiara.

She's21. She'sdarktoo. ls she beautiful?| think she is very beartiful - l'm her mother!

2.58 Listen and choose the right answer.

ly name's Piotr and l'm from ece in Poland.l'm 20. I have h sisters.Theirnamesare llagmaraand Justyna.Dagmara b 26- She'stall,with long blonde ts. She'smarried.Her husband's ttrE is Wojtek Justynais l9 and uy differentfrom Dagmara- she hnt tall and blonde,she'sshort ih dark hair.She isn't married hr stre has a boyfriend!

Imt

1

a His name'sAlex. b Her name'sAlex.

2

a His glasses areblue. b His glasses arered.

3

a Her addressis 19ParkStreet. b Her addressis 90 ParkStreet.

4

a The hotel'svery nice. b The hotel'svery small.

5

a Her fatheris 67. b Her fatheris76.

6

a His phonenumberis 077170641. b His phonenumberis 077170651.

7

a His sisteris tall. b His sisteris short.

8

a It's a CD. b It's a DVD.

9

a Her emailaddressis susie@hotmail.com. b Her emailaddressis suzy@hotmail.com.

fad the two texts.Answerthe questionswith a sentence.

I What'sPaola'ssurname?

Ilhere is Paolafrom?

Ibw old is Guido? illhat's her daughter'sname?

Xlhat nationality is Piotr?

Ufho is Dagmara? b $e marriedor single?

How old is ]ustyna?

C A NY O UU N D E R S T A N D T HE S EP E O P I E ?

Her surnameis Bruno.

at the highlightedwords.Usethe photosto guess mearung.

1 0 a His car is white. b His car is black.

4 C A NY O US A YT H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

Tick (t/) the boxes.

Canyou...? saywhat'sin your bag saywho is in your family . describeyour car countfrom 21-100 introducesomebody askhow somebodyis sayyour phonenumber

Y O UW R I T ET H I SI N E N G L I S H ? fifte about you and your family. lJseand and but where DACSSary.

od I but He'stall. He'sgood-looking.> He'stall and good-looking.

Flestall.He isnt good-looking.> He'stall but he isnt good-looking.

fl Yes,I can.

I Yes,I can. ! Yes,I can. ! Yes,I can.

E Yes,I can.

I Yes,I can.

fl Yes,I can. askfor and givepersonalinformation, e.g.name,address,age,etc. I Yes,I can.

G present simple: I andyou

v

common verbsI

P lu:/,lwl, andlvl; linking

Doyoulivenearhere?No,I don't.

I T I S T E N I N&GR E A D I N G a

5.1 Listento the dialogue.Number the pictures1-5.

rl

HairdresserHello.ls this your firsttime here?

Customer Yes,it is.

HairdresserDo you live 1 near here?

Customer No, f don't.I live 2 -..

HairdresserOh, nice.How do you want your hair?

Customer I don't know. Somethingdifferent.

HairdresserDo you want a 3 -?

Customer No, thanks.I don't drink a HairdresserD o y o u w a n t a 5 ?

Customer Yes,please.Ah look.

Madonna'schildren.

HairdresserDo you have6 -?

Customer Yes,I do. I have two / HairdresserHow old are they?

Customer Eightand ten.

c

J

\h,,'

I[1

Customer lt's veryshort.

Hairdresser Don'tworry.Wait.

2 GRAMMAR present I andyou simple: I

Read the dialogue again.Complete the chart with do or don't.

Presentsimple live nearhere.

E I live nearhere.tr I you live nearhere? tr I-.

E Y e s ,I - . E N o ,

HairdresserOK. Do you like it?

b Readthe dialogueand complete2-7 wrtha word(s) from the list.

O p.92 GrammarBank 5A. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

boys children coffee (x2) in the centre magazine ftearhere

Y 5 V O C A B U T A Rcommon verbsI c Listenand check. d O Communication A newhoircutp.8f Do y_oq like her haircut?

I Ihaveld 2 I drink [_i 3 I live L-l

a in the centre. b two children. c coffee.

HairdresserOK. Do you like it?

4IwantI

d my new haircut.

Customer

s Ilike[]

e a magazine.

5.2 Listenandcompletethelastline of the dialogue.

f

a Match the phrases.

Practisethe dialoguewith a partner.

b Q p.107 Vocabulary BankCommon verbst.

I USTEItIlNG a

6 SPEAKING

r.

Listen to the dialogue.Is the woman irTp't-O or sad@ at the end of the dialogue?

Lislen again. What do the woman and ::ri driver say?Circle a or b.

I

a Oxford Street,please. b Baker Street,please.

2 a The traffic is bad. b The traffic is good.

3 a Do you live in London? b Do you like London?

4 a What's the problem? b No problem.

5 a I like my new haircut. b I dont like my new haircut.

6 a Why not? I like it. b Why not? It's fantastic.

7 a Where do you want to go? b Where do you want to stop?

8 a Iwantanewcoat. b I want a new bag.

I

live

near here

in a house

2

brothers and sisters

a cat or a dog

3

CNN

9 a That's 15.20.

MTV

4

to pop music

b That's 16.20.

to classicalmusic

5

a newspaPer

novels

10 a Have a good day.

6

French food

Mexican food

7

Coke

coffee

8

Spanish

Chinese

b Have a nice day.

9

?IONUNCIATION u: , ,'wl,andlvl; linking a7

Listenand repeatthe words and sounds.

10

a new mobile phone

a new haircut

big cities

football

a Complete 2-I0 with a verb from the list. drink

eat have like

listen tive read speak want watch

b Work with a partner.Ask and answerwith Do you...?

\

Do you live in a house?

Do you have brothers and sisters?

u

No, I don't.

Yes(l do), I have two sisters.

Listen and repeat. Link._the words.

-{ Do vou live in._,aflat?

B \o, I don't. I live in house. _a -{ Do vou have children?

B l-es,I do. I have,a boy and,__a girl.

I don t know.

Do you want a cofee?

Wait.

Are you OK?

Yes,please.

What's the Uqblem?

No, thanks.

Really?

Don't worry.

@E

we,you,they G present simple:

v

foodanddrink

Doyouhavecoffeefor breakfast? tea.

No,wedon't.Wehavegreen

P wordstress; lt|, ld3l, andlgl

I V O C A B U L A R Yf o o da n dd r i n k a Readthe text and label the picture.

fuine from Paris in FYance I don't have breakfastat home, I have it in a caf6.I havea croissantand hot chocolate.

Ithinktrat's a verytypicalFrenchbreakfast.

And it'sverygood!

b Q p.rosVocabulary BankFood onddrink.-fT.df pF

/ErL

2 READING a Look at the photos.

What food canyou see? r

Ken from Osakain Japan

Katalin from Nikla in Hungary

In my familywe havea traditionalJapanesebreakfast.lt isn't verydifferentfrom lunchand dinner.We haverice,fish,and miso soup,and we drink greentea.Todaya lot of Japanesepeople havea Europeanbreakfast.

Theyhavebreadand croissan$and they drink coffee,not tea. But I preferour breakfast.In my family we don't talk at breakfast.

We eat drink and watchTV!

In Hungarybreakfastis an importantmeal.In my family we have eggs,cheese,cold meat,susage, and bread.We drinktea or coffee,and fruit juice.Somemen havea small 'p6linka' at breakfasttime - it's a traditionalHungarian brandy.lt's very strong,and I don't like it, especiallynot for breakfast!

Read the texts. Then read sentences 1-5 and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). t In |apan people eat very different things for breakfast,lunch, and dinner.

2 Ken'sfamily like croissantsfor breakfast.

3 In fapan a lot of people dont have a traditional breakfast.

4 In Hungary people eat a lot for breakfast.

5 Some Hungarian men drink alcohol with breaKast. c Look at the highlighted words. Use the photos to guess their meaning. d What do you have for breakfast?

I GRAMMAR present simple: we,you,they

6 S P E A K I N&G W R I T I N G

I

a Readthe questionnaireand think about your answers.

l

Look at the sentences.Are the verbs the sameor .iilIerent for I we, and they?

I lile a croissantfor breakfast. t haye a traditionalJapanese breakfast. nct haye eggsand cheesefor breakfast.

Fooo QgrsrroNNArRE

O p.92GrammarBank 58. Readrhe rules and do =e exercises.

What do people havefor breakfast?

Do people prefertea or coffee?

Do they havea big mealfor lunchor for dinner?

Do they eat a lot of fruit and vegetables?

Do they eat a lot of fast food?

[ISTENING

ln yourcountry...

1ll Listen to William, who is English, on an -tnerican radio programme called Youare what tt u eat.What's his favourite meal? rsten again.Tick (r/) the things he has: lcakfast: rread butter croissant cereal tea coffee beakfast at the weekend: eggs bacon vegetablessausages lldr: a sandrruicha pizza a hamburger water beer juice llner: reat rice pasta fish salad vegetablespotatoes O p.85.Listen again with the script. Check your i-il\'ers to b. itaat's your favourite meal of the day?

?TONUNCIATION rtlrd stress; ltll,ldSl, andlgl

;alad

Ur

potatoes

cereal

butter

Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. chocolate

oranse

Write about people from your country and your family.

Breakfast ln m,vcountryr ln peopleusuallyhave_ for breakfast.Theydon't have.Thry drink or -.

sugar

chocolate

lunch

What do you havefor breakfastat the weekend?

W hatdo you usual l ydri nkw i th l unchand di nner?

Do you eat a lot of rice?

Do you eat a lot of pasta?

Do you eat a lot of potatoes?

Do you eat a lot of meat?

Do you eat a lot of fish?

Do you havedinnertogether?

Do you watch W or talk?

Ask and answerthe questionswith a partner.

rn Underline the stressedsyllable.Listen end check. regetables

Inyourfamily...

sandwich

-ln mv familv We usuallyhavewe have

vegetables

-

Listen. Practise the sentences. ane.I drink orangejuice for breakfast.

It depends. a lot of For breakfastI have... together

or

for breakfast.At the weekend

I prefer our traditional breakfast. at the weekend at home / at work Ua

or

present it he,she, simple: jobsandplaces work of stress s;wordandsentence 5rdperson

it he,she, l GRAMMAR present simple: a

c

5.15 Listen to the dialogue. Circle a or b.

5.16 Listen and repeatthe highlighted phrases.How do the verbs changewhen they talk about Sofia'shusband?Complete the chart.

I/you What do you do?

Do you like your job?

Yes,I like it verymuch.

I a Sofia and her husband live in England. b Sofia and her husband live in Spain.

2 a Sofia'shusband is a teacher. b Sofia'shusband is a tourist guide.

3 a They like their jobs. b They dont like their jobs.

Listen again and read the dialogue.

Checkyour answers.

a doctor.

Whatdoesshedo?She's Where doesshework?

Sheworksina hospital.

he / she

What Yes,he -

your husbanddo? he like his job? art and history.

d O p.92 GrammarBank 5C. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

2 P R O N U N C I A T I O3Nr dp e r s os n n

5.18 Listen and repeatthe words and sounds.

EmilyYourEnglishis fantastic.What do you do?

Sofia I'm a teacher.I teach Englishat the here in Madrid.

University EmilyDo you like your job?

does

has

lives

listens

reads

likes

speaks

works

eats

drinks

finishes

watches

teaches

Sofia Yes,I like it very much.

EmilyWhat does your husbanddo?

Sofia He's a tourist guide.He works at the Pradomuseum.

EmilyDoeshe like his job?

Sofia Yes,very much. He likesart and history.

And he doesn'twork in the morning, only in the afternoon.

EmilyDoeshe speakEnglishtoo?

Sofia Yes,he does.He speaksit verywell. He meetsa lot of Britishand Americantourists.

EmilyDo you speakEnglishtogether?

Sofia Only when we don't want our childrento understand!

d wq a u

b

5.le Listen. Saythe sentencesin the 3rd person singular.

'I

like art. He...'

He likesart.

YOCABULARY ofwork ,obsandplaces -:ir r-ouremember?What doesSofiado?

-,',-hat doesher husbanddo?

Banklobsondploces Q p.t09Vocabulary :t w'ork,

PRONUNCIATION rordandsentence stress - :derline the stressedsyllable(s). = ieaCher - = loctor t = ',r-311g1

: : :actory worker t ":: administrator - . :oliceman . .hop assistant '

: - a\\-\-ef

l '1 Listen and check.How is the final :' -r)rpronounced?

Llf Listen and repeat.Copy the -:-'.ihm.

6 READING a Is English important for thesejobs in your town I cily?Write l-5 in

the boxes(l = Englishis not important, 5 = Englishis ygly important). awaiter E a doctor E ataxidriver E a policeman I ateacher [ ] a lawyer I Readthe text. Then answerthe questions.

I 2 3 4 5

Whatdo thebanker,thewaiter,andthe factoryworkerhavein common?

WhatdoesJean-Paul do?

Wheredoeshe work?

What languages doeshe speak?

What language doeshe speakat work?Is this a problemfor him?

Englishat work What do thesepeoplehave in common - a banker in Mexico City, a waiter in a five-starhotel in Moscow,and a worker in the Hitachi electronicsfactory in Tokyo?They all speakEnglish at work. Today,English is the common languagein multinational companiesin countries from Franceto Singapore. |ean-PaulPiat works fbr an IT companyin Paris.Every day he has meetings with other managersin English.He alsoreadsdocumentsand writes emails in English,and speakson the phone in Englishto officesin other countries.

'We're a multinational company with offices all over the world,' says Jean-Paul.'Wealso have some people in our Paris office who aren't French.We need a common languageto communicate,and that languageis English.I think it is a good idea,but somepeopledont like speakingEnglish in a meeting when nearly everybody is Frenchl ;

:'-.:i a !uI!â&#x201A;Ź. Sheworksin a hospital.

- <' heWo& in a shop?Yes,he does.

- -.. a $pp assistanl?

Yes,he is.

t S P E A K I N&GW R I T I N G t

l::rli of two peopleyou knowwho have r ,s. ASkandanswerwith a partner. lt-lrat I do? \\ here / work? / speakEnglish at work? / like his/heriob?

Personnumber one is mv mother.

What does she do?

t

',',':-tre about the two people. ',' , qother is a nurse.She works 'F :-? Hospital Universithrioin Sdo Paulo. i.c ioesn't speak Englishat work. jne kesher iob.

Look at the highlighted words and phrases.Guesstheir meaning. Check with your teacheror a dictionary.

Is English important for

Yaurjob?

What do you do?

I'm a doctor.

Where do you work?

I work in a hospital.

I like it very much.

He speaksEnglishvery well. only speakon the phone all over the world

@E

Telling thetime Daysof theweek consonants Silent

Whattimeisit?

It'shalfpastsix.

Pnncn cAt

Er,rcusH

I T E t t I N GT H ET I M E a

b

t.25 Listen and match the dialoguesand pictures.

I A B A B

Whattime is it? lt's half pastsix.Go backto sleep.

OK.Havea niceday.

Youtoo.

2 A B A C A C

Excuseme. What time is it?

Sorry | don't know. I don't havea watch.

Excuseme. What time is it?

Justa moment. lt's quarterto seven.

Thanks.

You'rewelcome.

t.26 Listen and repeatthe dialoguesin a. Practisewith a partner.

Do partA. BankThetimeandordinolnumbefs. c O p.tl0 Vocabulary d

5.28 Listen and draw the time on the clocks.

Practisewith a partner.

Number L What time is it?

It's nine o'clock.

Whottimeis it?A p.77Bp.79. t O Communication

2 P E O P L EI N T H E S T R E E T d

I Whatdo you do?

2 Do you like it?

5 Whattime do youstartandfinish?

t.tz Listen to four more people and completethe chart.

,.2e Listen to Heidi.

What doesshe do?

She'salan--.

5.50 Listen. Does shelike her job?

3.51 Listen.What time does she start and finish?

Shestartswork at -.

Shefinisheswork at -.

Job? Likesit?

r'x

Starts/ finishes? e In pairs, ask and answerthe questionsin the box.

UOCABUTARYdays oftheweek

5.55 Listen and repeat.Practisesayinggoodbye with different days of the week.

ut Listen and repeatthe days of the week. , kas-tisesafing them.

Seeyou on (Monday).

A Dar-sof the weekbeginwith a capitalletter, e.e.Ilonday NOT monday

Ask and answer with a partner.

What day is it today?

What day is it tomorrow?

What day(s) do you have English classes?

What's your favourite day of the week?

rlr Listen and completethe dialogueswith days of ffie -^eek.Practisethe dialogueswith a partner.

4 P R O NU N C I A T I O Ns i l e ncto n s o n a n t s a

3.56 Listen and repeatthe words.Practisesaylngthem. half white

Wednesday school

know talk

listen write

t-r1 Listen. Practise the sentences.

I

b

What day is it today?

Dont write on the whiteboard.

I don't know the school.

h

Becauseit's my wife's birthday on2 _=-andldon'thave a present!

Seeyou on Wednesdayat half past four.

5 r.58 SONG fr Fridoyl'minlove

What time is it?

Have a nice day.

You too.

Thanks.

You're welcome.

What day is it today?

-------

What day is it tomorrow?

whv?

Becauseit'smy *tfr\ birthday.

Seeyou on Monday.

b Circlethe differentword.

GRAMMAR Circlethe correctanswer.

Alex.

Hello,

aI

@t'-

you want a coffee?

I bDo aAre 2 -dogs? a Like you

,/-. qry I 2 3 4 5

breaKast Monday hospital fruit nurse

sugar

chocolate

lunch Wednesday waiter coffee bank

bread twenty office water lawyer

c Write the times. b Do you like

@ @ @ @

3I-fastfood. b not eat a dont eat 4 A Do you live in the citYcentre?

B Yes,I -. b live a do rice for breakfast.

5 In |apanwe b has a have 6 |ack a work

in a languageschool. b works

7 -she a Do

speakEnglish? b Does

Spanishat universitY. 8 He a teachs b teaches children.

9 My brother b dont have a doesn'thave 10 A What doesGavin-?

B He'sa doctor. b do a work

auarter Dastseven

s

@

d Complete the phrases.

1 2 3 4 5

A What dryis it today?

B Friday.

is it?

A What tA What do you havefor breaKast?

A What'sher mobilenumber?

A Do you want somewater? of coffee?

A Do you drink a I

B It's half pastfive.

B Itd B Sorry.I dont kn-B Yes,p-.

B Yes,six cupsa day!

PRONUNCIATION Canyou rememberthesewordsand sounds? vowels consonants

V O C AU BI A R Y a Write the verb. watch

TV

I

to the radio

2

English

3

in a flat

4

the newspaper

5

breakfast

Q p,ll7 / lt9 SoundBank.Checkthe wordsand sounds,and practisesayingthe examplewords.

Underlincthe stressedsyllable.

Italian breaKast

potatoes

administrator

policeman

Saturday

Gtl| YOUUNDERSTAND THISTEXT?

2 C A NY O UW R I T ET H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

nead the text and complete it with food rords from the list.

a Readthe two texts.complete the sentenceswith selma or Emre.

1-hasajob.

2 -has a girlfriend / boyfriend.

3 -doesntlive with his i her family.

4doesn'tlive in the city centre.

5 --studiesalanguage.

becon butter fish fruit meat salads wine

Mysister My siste/snameis Selma.She,s26 yearsold,and she,s a nurse.Sheworksin a big hospitalin Ankara.She livesin a flat in Beytepe,about l3 km from Ankara.

Sheliveswith two friends.Theyare nursestoo. She doesn'thavea boyfriend,but she hasa lot of friends.

MyfriendEmre My friend Emreis a studentat BilkentUniversity in Ankara.He studiesEnglish.He wantsto be a teacher.

He liveswith his familyin a flat in the centreof Ankara.He hasa girlfriend,and her name is Demet.

She'sverynicetoo.

Doctorcsay that the traditional diet h some Mediterraneancountriet for rxample Greeceand ltaly, is very healthy.

Why is it good for you? ln these countriespeople eat a lot of and vegetables, bread,pasta, rice,fish,oliveoil, and wine. Theydon,t eat a fot of red 2 _or butter.

Ihis diet is very good for your heart and peoplein thesecountrieslive longerthan in other countries.

I How to eat like Mediterranean peopleand live a long life: . Eata lot of fruit and vegetables everyday. . Useoliveoil for cooking and for 3 -. . Don't eat a ---.-.-with your bread.

Eata lot of s _.

Don,t eat a lot of meat or thingslike sausages and 6 Havea glassof red Sit down with your familyfor lunch and dinner.Don't hurry your meals!

Do you eat'the Mediterraneanway'?

write about two people:a member of your family and a friend.

C A NY O UU N D E R S T A N DESE TH PEOPTE? 3.5e Listen and completethe form.

First name Surname Nationality Ag. Occupation Brothers / Sistersat school No Name Class number

yes

Phone number

4 C A NY O US A YT H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

Tick (r') the boxes.

C a ny o u . . . ? saywhereyou live and what you do askwhereother peoplelive and what they do saywhat you havefor breakfast saywhat peopleeatin your country askand saywhat time it is saythe daysof the week

I r I I I I

yes,I can. yes,I can. yes,I can. yes,I can. yes,I can. yes,I can.

present simple of frequency, adverbs a typicalday stress sentence

I L I S T E N I N&GS P E A K I N G a Read the questionnaire and write your answers.

I What time do you get uP? 2 Do you have a shower?

3 What do you have for breakfast?

4 Do you have breakfastsittingdown or standinguP? 5 What time do you go to work? (university/ school) 6 Are you in a hurryin the morning?

7 Do you like mornings?

4.r Anna Kenyon is29. Sheworks for a music company.Listen and write her answers. c

offrequency GRAMMAR adverbs Match sentencesl-4 with a-d.

4.2 Listen and repeatquestions1-7.

d Ask your partner the questions.

M I I alwaysgetup at 7.30...L-l 2 I neverdrink coffee...E

day 2 VOCABULARY A typical a

doy.

BankA typicol O p.t| | Vocabulary

b Can you remember?Mime or draw fiveverb

phrasesfor your partnerto guess.

stress 5 PRONUNCIATIONsentence a

4.5 Listenand repeat.Copy the rhythm.

Whattimedo youg9!up?

At seveno'clock.

What time do you havebreakfast?

At balf pastseven.

What time do you gq to work?

At eight o'elAtk

with a partner. b Ask and answerthe questions Whattimedoyou.. .? get up

go home

have breakfast

have dinner

have lunch

go to bed

3 I usuallyfinishwork at 5.00...I 4 I sometimeswatcha film on TV... I a b c d

T

W

r'r'r' , ( x x r ' r ' x x r'x

Th F

r' r' x x r' r' x r'

I finish at 7.00. but on Wednesdays or I readand listento music.

I startwork at 8.30. because I dont like it. because

O p.94 Grammar Bank 4A. Readthe rulesand do the exercises In pairs, make true sentencesabout you. Use always, usually,sometimes,ot never. listen to the radio in the car read a newspaperin the morning drink black coffee make dinner have meat for lunch watch films on my computer go to the gym do housework in the evening

I never listento the radio in the car.I listento CDs.

5 READING t

iead the article.Use the glossaryto help you and i:s\\'er the questionsin pairs.

A day in the life of James Blunt lamesBluntis an ex-soldierwho is now a singer.

He livesalonein lbiza,Spain.

I live in a bearilifirl old house.lt's about 150 yearsold i, and it's on a hill with a tot of trees.Frommy window I havea fantasticview of the sea.

I usuallyget up at about 9.30,and I havea shower.

I alwayswear jeansand a T-shirt.Clothesdon't really interestme. I havetwo pairsof jeans,one jacket,and six T-shirts.I never have breakfast- l'm not hungry in the morning.I make a fire and cleanthe house.Then I playthe piano,or I sit on the sofaand playthe guitar.

I liveneara smallvillage.ForlunchI go and buy breadand a tin of tuna,or maybeham or cheese.I nevercook.Afterlunch I sometimeswork in the garden.I don't havea TV - l only havea musicsystemand my musiccollection.I like singersongwritersfrom the l97Os,like Lou Reedand LeonardCohen.

In the eveningI usuallygo out with friends.We havedinnerat one of the old Spanishbars,and then we sometimesgo to a club.Before I go to bed I lockthe doors.WhenI'm in bed I look out of the window at the nightskyand think how wonderfullife is.

Glossary

playthe guitar

5 S P E A K I N&GW R I T I N G clean

-: i :

clothes

wear Jeans and a T-shirt

a hill

',t-here does fameslive?

-,\hat time does he get up? ',\hat clothesdoes he wear?

Joes he have breakfast? i\-hat does he do in the morning?

a O p.tll Vocabulary BankA typicolday.Writeabout

your typicalmorning.Useadverbsof frequency (always,usually,etc.)and time words(then,after breakfast, etc.).

Tella partneraboutyour typicalafternoonandevening.

I usuallyhave lunch at two o'clock.

I havea sandwichor a salad.

: i\|31 does he have for lunch?

- ',\hat doeshe do after lunch? i )oes he watch TV? : ir-hat does he do in the evening?

-.-.rk at the highlighted'time'words and guess their :-eaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.

What time do you get upz.

At eight oblock.

He getsup at about 9.30.

-,rmplete the sentences with a highlighted word ::,-'m the text.

wearJeans clean

. - get up at 7.00._

in the morning / afternoon / evening before I after lunch

I have breakfast.

:

I go out in the evenings,I usually go to a bar.

-: - never drink coffee dinner. = - alrr'at'shave a shower I go to bed. : -\: the rveekendI go to bed at

half past eleven.

then go out a club lock the doors

I'r vou think |ames Blunt's day is typical for a pop ;.:rqer? Why (not)?

W hen I' m i n bed...

@E

question words G wordorderinquestions; 2 verbs v common

Doyoudosportorexercise? doyoudo?

Whatsports

P leel,lol, laal, andljl

I READING a Look at the photos. Do you Prefer

Hammerfest in the winter or in the summer?

'| ArdiCGffifiej:orlfr/Sifftr ffi"d*re the in onlytvvoor threehours.Peoplehavebreakfastlunch,anddinner summer,it is lightlor24 hourt andpeoplegoto bedverylate.Somepeopleplay sun! golfin the midnight

Readthe introduction about Hammerfest and answerthe questions.

I Whereis Hammerfest?

2 How is life differentin the winter and in the summer?

Now read the interview with Knut-Arne Iversen.Match the questionswith his answers. tr Do you likelifein Hammerfest? tr Do you preferthe summeror the winter?

tr tr

ls the winter very cold?

Hammerfest?

d

tr tr

Whatdo peopledo in the summer?

T

When do they usuallycome?

What do people do in the winter?

4-7 Listen and check.

e Readthe interview again.Then match the highlighted words with their opposites.

1 cold 2 easy 3 light

2 GRAMMARwordorderinquestions

4 long

a Re-order the words to make questions.Then answerthem from memory.

5 outside 6 summer 7 thesame 8 open

Knut-Arne from where is Norway in Hammerfest is

doesKnut-Arnework where

s'w\rn in doseathepeup\e Ask and answerthe questionsin c about your town I city.

b O p.94GrammarBank48. Readthe rulesand do the exercises.

4 PRONUNCIATIO N lol, laul, andljl leal, n

4.lo Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. whcre

Kruur-Anrue lvrnsrru is from Hammerfest.

Heworksfor theTourist Information Office.

therc

their

krng

ton,n

Do a lot of touristscometo Hammerfest?

Yes,about175,000a year.

morrntains

usually h the summer.We don't have a lot of touristsin the winter!

hairdresser

music

rlutside

compr,rter newspaper

4.ll Listenand saythesentences.

Copythe soundsand rhythm do you live?Qveq(rcrc.

Db notvery about-3 degrees.Butwe sometimeshave e kt of snow and the streeband schoolsareclosed. te do a lot of sports- we ski a lot and we have gtovvmobiles.Childrenusuallyplay outside,but if ?s verycold,they play insideon their computeror rtch TV.ln the eveningwe usuallystayat home ld relax,or go and see friends.But the winter is dfficult for old people.

5 SPEAKING In pairs,ask and answerthe questions.

Do you do sport or exercise?

What do you do?

L* is completely different. lt'slighttor24 hoursa -y, andthe weatheris sometimes veryhot.People - outsideall the time.Wefish,andwalk,andhave becues. Wedon'tsruimbecause the waterisvery peopledon'tsleepa d - maybeonlyten degrees.

E anayoungchildrensay'ldon'twantto goto bed. lbn't darK Otewinter it's nice to be at home with your

andfriends.ButI preferthe summer.

Lih hereis easy.lfs quietandbeautiful, andthe air Butthewinterisverylongandthesummeris slrorLl'm not sureif lwill stayhereforever.

YOCABUtARY common verbs2

eat -

---

go (x2)

have

listen

- -

read

5 I

housework.

TV.

6 I

to the gym.

to the radio.

8 I --

-

/ go out on Friday or Saturdaynight? What / do? / go shopping?Where I go shopping? / walk or do sport? What I do?

I go to the beach or the mountains?Where I go?

I read a Sundaynewspaper?What paper I read?

Where / usually have lunch on Sunday?

How / relax on Sundayevening?

What time / go to bed on Sundaynight? at the weekend/ night / ten o'clock on Saturday(morning / afternoon) in the summer / winter

watch

shopping.

7 I

i do sport or exercise?What I do? / listen to music?What music / listen to? / watch TV? What programmes / watch?

A

-:n vOUremember?Completethe phraseswith . '.erb from the list.

I playfootballon Wednesdaynight.

dinner. fastfood.

BankCommon verbs 2.DopartA. O p.ll2 Vocabulary

the north It's hot. / It's cold. the summer / the winter open / closed light / dark

outside / inside the same/ different snow relax

@

andpossibility G conf con'f:permission commonverbs2 rhythm P sentence

v

CanI parkhere?

Youcanparkinthecarpark.

No,youcan't.

PRONUNCIATION rhythm sentence

andpossibility I GRAMMAR conI cln't:permission n

4.r2 Cover the dialoguesand look at the pictures.What do you think the people are saying?Listen and check. \---

4.14 Listen and repeatthe sounds and sentences.Cqpy the fh).thm.

I Policeman Excuseme. You can't parkthere.

No?Why not?

Woman You're on a double Policeman y el l o wl i n e !

Oh - I'm sorry officer.

Wherecan I park near here?

PolicemanYou can park over there, m a d a m ,i n th e c a r p a rk .

Thankyou, officer.

Cll I park here?

Yqq,you can.

!!he1e cirn I p4lk?

You can park !re4.

YouE.rn'1pqrk lhefe.

4.15 Listen. Can you hear the difference?

2 Ellie Matt Ellie Matt Ellie

I a We can park here. b We cant park here.

Hi Matt.

Hi. Who'sthat? lt's me, Ellie.How are you?

Oh,fine thanks.

Matt, can you come to dinneron Friday?

Matt On Friday?Oh I'm really sorry.I can't come. lt's my girlfriend'sbirthday.

Ellie Yourgirlfriend?

Matt Yes,Lucy,from work.

Ellie Oh. Lucy.

Matt Sorryaboutthe dinner.

Ellie That'sOK. Bye.

2 a I can help you. b I cant help you.

3 a We can stop here. b We can't stop here.

4 a You can sit here. b You cant sit here.

5 a Mark can go with me. b Mark cant go with me.

6 a I can walk home. b I cant walk home.

7 a We can come tonight. b We cant come tonight.

Listen again and read the dialogues.Answer the questions.

I Why doesthe policemanspeakto the woman?

2 Wheredoesthe womanpark at the end of the conversation?

3 Is the policemanangryQ with her?

4 What'sEllie'splan for Friday?

5 DoesMatt sayyesor no to Ellie?WhY? 6 Is Elliehtppy O ot sad@ at the endof the conversation?

Look at the highlighted phrases.Which dialogueis about a possibility?

Which dialogueis about permissionto do something?

d O p.94GrammarBank4C.Readthe rulesanddo the exercises.

8 a You can write in the book. b You cant write in the book. c

4.16 Listen. Circle a or b.

d Practise the dialogues in exercise la with a partner.

I YOCABUtARY common verbs 2 \r-hat do thesesignsmean?Explain with Youcan... I YoucAn't... :

b O p.l12Vocabulary BankCommon verbs 2.Do partB. â&#x201A;Ź -n pairs,completethe sentenceswith a verb.

You can money here.

I lbu cant photos here.

6 You can the Internet here.

3 You cant your mobile here.

You can by credit card here.

7 You can't fast here.

You can't football here.

Cover the sentencesand look at the signs.Saywhat they mean.

I S P E A K I N&GW R I T I N G I

-\nswer the questionswith a partner.

In yourtownI city

At work

o smoke in bars and restaurants . pay by credit card in small shops

. start and finish work when you want . Sâ&#x201A;ŹDdpersonalemails

. come into classif you're late . go home for lunch

. use mobile phones in hospitals . drive in the city centre

. have a coffee break when you want

. use the Internet . use your mobile phone

At universitV I school

c a ny o u . . . ?

c a ny o u .".?

. take photos in museums . go shopping on Sundays . park in the streetwithout paying

l

\\-rite two things you can do and two you cant do : l in your town I city and ii) at work / university / school. ln Madrid )/ou cdn smoke in a lot of bars and restaurants, and....

You can't...

At work I can...

I'm (really)sorry.

That'sOK. Who'sthat?

It'sme. sir madam

@E

prices Saying andunderstanding Buying a coffee l<sel , lsl, andlkl

please?

CanI haveanespresso, Howmuchisit?

Pnncn cAr

ErucusH

U N D E R S T A N D IPNRGI C E S 4'18 Listen and repeat.

b Match the prices and words. |

812.75

l

A

a hundredand twentYPounds

2

$l s.9s

r l

B

eightYcents

3

â&#x201A;Źs0.99

l L

4

8120

i l

C fifteendollarsninetY-nine D fifty euros ninetY-nlne

5

513.25

I l

E F

6

â&#x201A;Ź3.20

l l

7

60P

tl ti

8 $o.ao c

l ]

sixtYP thirteen dollarstwen$-five G three eurostwentY H twelve PoundsseventY-five

4.le Listenand check.Then listen and repeat.

d Cover the words and look at the prices.Practisesayingthem.

4.20 Listento four conversations.

How much is it?

Circle the right price.

2 P R ONU N CIATI ON lael, lsl, andlkl a

4.21

L isten and repeat the words and sounds. cLrro

Irurope

cent

Pence

coffee

sLrre

cinema

tolrr

price

credit card

4.22 Listen. Practise the sentences.

In Huropea lot of countriesusethe clrro.

The cinema ticket is six euros and sixty cents.

f O p.84.Listen again with the script.

Can I have a cup of coffee,please?

I U Y I N GA C O F F E E r.:!t Readthe menu and listen. What doesthe woman ask for? !{Lrrsmuch is it?

Eryresso Single 1.25 Double1.40 trericano Regular 1.55 Large1.75 rtVuciro Regular 1.75 Large1.90 L^ntE

Regular 1.75 Large1.90

tE

Regular 1.25 Large1.50

i-istenagain and read the dialogue.write the missing words. {2. Listen and repeat.Practisethe dialoguewith a partner.

Lse Can I have...,please?to ask for things in a cafe,a shop, etc.

Fractisewith a partner. Ask the prices in the menu.

How much is a regularlatte?

Barman Can I help you?

Woman Yes,can I havea i-and a chocolatebrownie,please?

Barman Espresso, Americano,cappuccino?

Woman An espresso,2 -'-.

Barman Singleor 3 _-?

Woman Single.4 much is that?

Barman Two poundsforty-five.

Woman 5 you are.

Barman Thanks.

R'oleplaythe conversationin b. A you are the barman / woman, B vou are the customer.Ask for two things. Then changeroles.

Can I have a regularlatte and a muffin, please?

P E O P TIEN T H ES T R E E T I Wheredo youusuallyhavelunch?

2 Whatdo you have?

3 How muchis it? rJs Listen to Brandy. \\here doessheusually havelunch? f26 Listen. What doesshehave?

Place Food

1-27 Listen. How much is it? {.28 Listen to four more people and completethe chart.

Price

ln pairs,ask and answerthe questions rn the box.

c

About $

Can I help you?

Can I havean esrysso,please?

t

t.2s SONG t Money,money,money

Singleor dquble?

About â&#x201A;Ź

A ticket to e4ford,please.

Singleor return?

Here you are.

How much is that?

a memory card

Can I pay with Mastercard?

aphone card

Sure.

About $

c Completewith a prepositionfrom the list.

GRAMMAR Circlethe correctanswer.

Hello,

aI

at

Alex.

@t'-

Icerealfor breaKast. a usuallyhave b haveusually Sheto bed before12. a doesntnevergo b nevergoes What in the summer? a do peopledo b do people your mobile? a This is b Is this A do you listento music?

B In the morning. a Where b When A football?

B No, he preferstennis. a Doeshe like b Doeslike he park here? a CanI b DoIcan Youuseyour mobilehere. a cant b ca'nt A Can they comeon Friday?

B Yes,they -. ado bcan 10 |ohn sit here. a can b cans

V OC A BUt A R Y a Completewith a word from the list. gym home breakfast shower work up geta2

I 2 3 4 5

at

for

in

in

on

What do you usuallydo at the weekend?

We go to the beach the summer.

I usuallyhavelunch 2.30.

Can you cometo dinner Friday?

What do you usuallyhavebreaKast?

I alwayswatch TV the evening.

d Write the prices. onepoundfift)t

â&#x201A;Ź,1.50 1 2 3 4 5

$20 â&#x201A;Ź8.25 89.99 $0.70 80p

Completethe phrases.

Do youpreferteaor coffee? is that?

A How

B It's 84.50.

A I'm sorry.

oK.

B T 3A B 4 A B 5A B

please?

Can I L an espresso, Hereyou are.

Is the exerciseeasy?

No, it's very d A ticketto London,please.

S or return?

PRONUNCIATION a Can you rememberthesewordsand sounds? vowels

t have 2 have 3 goto 4go

consonants

5 go to the

Completewith a commonverb phrase.

At theweekend wesometimes walkinthemountains.

I 2 3 4 5

I always Can I Youcant Do you Dont

to the cinemaon Saturday. by creditcard? photosin this museum. sport or exercise? on a doubleyellow line.

O p.l l7 | ll9 SoundBank.Checkthe wordsand sounds,and practisesayingthe examplewords.

Underlinethe stressedsyllable.

Italian

piano

housework dollar

before

sometimes

CANYOUUNDERSTAND THIS TEXT?

2 C A NY O UW R I T ET H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

Read the article and mark the sentencesT (true) or F (false).

a Readthe text. Is your typicalSundaysimilar to Clara's?

I 2 3 I 5 6 7 t

British peoplealwayshavebreaKastat home.

They usuallywork 35-40hoursa week.

They havelunch from 1.00-2.00.

A lot of peoplehavelunch at home.

They usuallyhavedinner at 5.30.

A lot of peoplego to bed aftermidnight.

You can go shoppingeveryday in the UK. Big supermarkets in the UK neverclose.

My typical Sunday

ClaraSudrez isa teacher.

Shellves in Granada.

getup late,at aboutten 0n Sunday I usually o'clock.I go to a caf6for breakfast.

I alwayshave a cappuccino anda chocolate croissant, andI read theSunday newspapers.

ThenI usuallymeetmy friends.

In thewinterwe goto themountains and in thesummerwe goto thebeach.

Wehavelunch in a restaurant.

Afterlunchwe talkandrelax,and drinkcoffee.Wego homeat abouthalfpastfive.

In theevening I prepare my classes, andthenI havedinnerandwatchTV.I goto bedearlyandI thinkaboutnextweekend.

b Write aboutyour typical Saturdayor Sunday.

5 C A NY O UU N D E R S T ATNHDE S P EE O P L E ?

4.30 Listen and choose the right answer.

h he UKpeople usually startworkbetween 8.50and people Lf,) a.m.Some havebreakfast at homebuta lotof people andsomething to eatwhenthey lustbuya coffee goto work. hC people workfruedaysaweek.

Thetypical working day b seven oreighthours withaveryshoftlunch(about haffan - they p.m.People hr) atabout1.00 don'tgohome forlunch ina cafeorsandwich bar,or intheiroffice. id havea sandwich hopleusually finish workat5.00or5.i0.Theyhave dinner barveen 7.00 and8.00andthisisusually thebigmealofthe &y. Dudng gotobedbetween fte weektheyusually 10.50 rd 11.50 p.m. hoplegoshopping afterworkorattheweekend.

Some dtopsclose p.m.)but earlyduring theweek(5.i0-6.00 tpermarkets anda lotof shops openuntil8.00inthe ctningorlater.

Bigshops alsoopenonSunday, andbig tpermarkets open24hoursa day,sixdaysa week.

Iook at the highlighted time phrasesand tuess their meaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.

Compare the information in the text with your country. What is the same?What is different?

I What time doesfackget up? a 6.45. b 7.15.

2 What doesCarol usuallyhavefor breakfast? a Baconand eggs. b Cerealand fruit.

3 What time doesMartin finish work on Friday? a 5.00. b 6.00.

4 When doesfulia usuallygo shopping? a On Saturday. b On Sunday.

5 Wheredoesthe man park? a In the car park. b In the street.

6 What languages doesshespeak? a Spanish. b Spanishand Italian.

7 What doesthe girl buy? a A cappuccinoand two brownies. b Two cappuccinos and a brownie.

8 How much is the pen? a 82.60. b L2.70.

C A NY O US A YT H I SI N E N G T I S H ?

Tick (r') the boxes.

Canyou...? saywhat you do on a typical day askabout other people'sdays saywhat peoplecanI cant do in your country askfor thingsin a cafdor shop askaboutprices

f E E I I

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

be G pastsimple:

v in,ot,on:places P ls:l andwos I were

be GRAMMAR pastsimPle: Look at the photosof somefamouspeople.Which aresingersandwhich areactors?

Canyou guesstheir old jobs?Choosefrom the jobsbelow. aerobicsteacher

English teacher

nurse waitress soldier

mechanic

2 P R O N U N C I A T I OlvlN andwosI were a

5.3 Listen and repeat the wordsand sound.

hairdresser shop assistant

nurse

work

her

word

first

I JamesBluntwasa

5.4 Listen and repeatthe sounds and sentences.Copy the fbythm.

2 Stingwas an

wasa -.

3 JacftNicholson were-.

AnistonandBarbraStreisand 4 .lennifur

they famous?

Yes,they

was a 5 MoryanFreeman 5 DanrryDeVitowas a

were 7 LucyLiu and CalistaFlockhart 8 TinaTumerwas a --

c

s she a teacher?

Yes,she

5.1 Listen and check.

d Complete the chart.

Present Stingis a singer.

They are actors.

He was a soldier.

Past He -They

Thev were waitresses.

a teacher. aerobicsinstructors.

e O p.96GrammarBank5A.Readtherulesanddo theexercises.

c

5.5 Listen and say the sentencesin the past.

'He's o teacher.'

YOCABUtARY in,ot,on:places

4 SPEAKING

C^anyou remember?Complete with in, At, or on.

a Look at the pictures for two minutes. Try to remember who the people are and where they were yesterdayat three o'clock.

I 2 3 {

Here'syour key.You're_ room 210.

I'm a writer. I work home.

My wife isnt here.She's_ work.

Wheresmy coat?Oh no! It's_ the train.

t5 Complete the chart with in, At, or on.

I isten and check.Repeatthe phrases.

home

bed

a bus

work

thebedroom

a train

school

a car

a plane

the gym

London

the airport

a meeting

the cinema

the street

a restaurant

the park

thehairdresser's Testa partner. A (book open) say a place.

D (book closed)saythe phrase.Then

t7 Where was Mike yesterday?Listen end completethe sentences.

I At 6.00

he wasin bed

b Q Communication Where werethey?

A p.77Bp.50.

2 At 7.00

c In pairs, ask and answer.

3 At 8.00

Wherewereyou yesterday at 6.30I 10.00in the morning?

Wherewereyou yesterday at 3.I5 15.30in the afternoon?

Wherewereyou at 9.00I 11.00lastnight?

Wherewereyou lastFriday/ Saturdaynight?

{ At 10.00 5 At 12.00 6 At 2.00 At 6.00

Where were you yesterdayat 6.i0 in the morning?

E At 7.00 9 At 8.00 t0 At 10.00

again!

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Didyouhavea goodday?

Yes,I hada fantastic day.

They have lunch at two o'clock Picture 13?

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hove,go,get T GRAMMAR pastsimple:

2 TISTENING a

5.8 Benis in Parison business.

His 17-year-old daughterLindais at home in London.Listenand tick (r') theplaces whereshewasduring the day.

a Readthe dialoguein 2b againand completethe chart.

Present Past What do you do?

What I get up early.

IWe dont haveclasses.

We We go to the British Museum. WeWe havelunch at the cafe. We -

at school at the gym at a museum d the hairdresser's

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5.10 Listen and check Then repeatthe presentand past sentences.

c O P.96 Grammar Bank 58. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

4 P R O N U N C I A T I O&NS P E A K I N Gs e n t e nscter e s s a

5.r2 Listen to the questions in the chart. What two words are missing? Are they stressed?

b Listenagainand completethe dialogue.

Linda Ben Linda Ben [inda Ben Linda Ben Linda Ben Linda Ben linda Ben

c

Hi. Hi darling.

Oh hi Dad.Hou/s Paris?

Fine.A lot of work. Did you havea good r d ?

It was OK. What did you do?

I got 2 uearly.I went to school.

How was it?

3 G-!We didn't haveclasses.

We went to the 4 BMuseum. there?

Oh nice.Did you have s lYes,we had lunch at the caf6.And then I went 6 swith Katy.

Did you do your homework?

Yes,of course.17 ado my homework.

Who'sthat, Linda?

I What time / get up?

2 I have breaKast? What / have?

3 | go to work (schoolX 4 Where/ havelunch?What lhavez.

5 I go to the gym?

6 lgo shopping?

7 lhave dinner at home?What / have?

8 / watchTV? What / watch?

9 What time / go to bed?

5.e Listen to the end of the conversation and answer the questions.

b Listenagainand repeatthe questions.

I Whereis Linda'smother?

2 Who is Linda with?

c Interviewyour partneraboutyesterday.

Write his / her informationin the chart.

5 READING & WRITING I

Readthe introduction to the article.What did a lot of people do on 18th October 2006?.

Why?

ONE DAY I N HISTORY

18

O CT OB ER

Onthe morningof Wednesday lSth October20065O,OOO people in the UKsatdown at theircomputers.

Theywrotea blogabout whattheydid the daybeforefor a historywebsite.Theideawas to givea pictureof lifeat the beginningof the 2l st century.

I Pauline, from BirminFham Yesterday was our lOth wedding anniversary.

The day was very typical,but the eveningwas special.I went to work by car as usual.

Thetrafficwas terrible,and I was verystressed.

The daywent fast.

At 4.00 | went to pick up my childrenfrom the nursery.We went to PizzaHut and they had a pizza.Whenmy husbandcame home he had a fantasticsurprisefor me - a present!A trip to parison the Eurostar.

I didn'thavea presentfor him... Terrible!

Butwe had a

9::1 li:l::i:1: ?::r::l*li:*l::1: TlTttr 2 Nick,from GlasRow 4.25 a.m. I got up.

5.45 a.m. I went for a swim - 280 lengths.(At the weekendI sometimesdo 400 lengths.)

9 .3 0a. m . went to work. Nothingspecial.

4 .3 0p. m . went home,and I had a sandwich.

7.50p.m. went to bed.

b Now readthreepeople's blogs.

Usethe glossaryto helpyou.

Matchtwo photosto eachblog.

Readthe blogs again.Complete the sentenceswith P (Pauline),N (Nick), or R (Rachel).

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 -

Look at the highlighted words. With a partner guesstheir meaning. Check with your teacheror a dictionary.

Can you find three things in the blogs that you did yesterdaytoo?

6 5.rr SONG .E Perfectdoy i:i,:

5 Rachel, from Manchester Schoolas usual.In the afternoonwe had history.lt was good.

ThenEnglish- we had a film. At i.20 we went home and I went on the computeron MSN.ThenI did my homeworkand had dinner.Afterdinner it was the big match on TV - Manchester Unitedat home to Copenhagen in the ChampionsLeague...

3-0 to United.Brilliant!| went to bed late.

(13-19). is a teenager is marriedwith children. got up very early. didnt writeanythingaboutthe morning. did a lot of exercise. had a bad mornrng. didnt havea very interestingday. wentto a restaurant. and- had a very goodevening. wentto bedvery early.

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Glossary loth wedding anniversaryexactlyten yearsafterthe day a personwas married traffic the carson a road

a surpllse a present a trip to Paris a (football) match

nurseryschoolfor verysmallchildren Eurostara fast train which goes from London to paris

Brilliant!

swim a length swim from one end of the swimmingpool to the other

Of course.

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5.14 Listen and check. Were you right?

verbs regular I GRAMMAR pastsimple:

b

a Everyyearthousandsof Erasmusstudentsgo to

c Write the past simple of these regular verbs.

studyfor a yearat a foreignuniversity.|oanna, from Gdanskin Poland,went to Romelast and pictures.

Match the sentences September.

4 cry 5 want 6 arrive

t help 2 wait 3 kiss

O p.96 GrammarBank5C.Readthe rulesanddo the exercises

pastsimple endings regular 2 PRONUNCIATION a

5.16 Listen and repeat the sounds and sentences.

My mother cried.

I arrived in Rome at 11.00.

I kissedmy mothergoodbye.

They helpedme with my cases.

We waited at the check-in.

They wanted to come.

5.17Listenand repeatthe story in la. Thencoverthe and look at the pictures.Tell foanna'sstory. sentences

5 W R I T I N G& S P E A K I N G a What did you do yesterdayI last night / this morning?

Write true E or E sentences. yesterday

last night

playa computergame watch TV studyEnglish usethe Internet check mv emails

Tell a partner.Did you do the samethings?

talk to a friend

this morning listen to the radio

walkto work/ school wait for a bus

I didn'tplaya computerSame I usedthe Internet...

5 verbs 4 VOCABUTARYcommon

I m E I I tr I tr

t kissedmy mothergoodbye.

I went to the airportwith my mother. tt wasearly.Wewaitedat the check-in.

Myfriendswent to the airporttoo.

My mothercried.

Myfriendsweresadtoo.Theywantedto come.

Theyhelpedme with my cases. | arrivedin Romeat I 1.0o.

a Can vou remember?Match 1-8 to a-h. a photos I drive tr b money I 2see c afilm 3 hear I d the piano 4 come I e by credit card 5 take I f a noise tr play 6 g to class Ll / pay h acar 8 change E

verbs 5. Do partA. BankCommon b O p.f15Vocabulary

5 R E A D I N& GSPEAKING

Readthe text againand find the past simple of the verbs.Write R (regular) or I (irregular).

-trok only at the picturesin la. Can you remember|oanna'sstory? ',thich b of thesethings do you think wereproblemsfor foannawhen ;re arrived in Rome?In pairs, tick (r') or cross(X) My guess.

My guess What foanna said ..nereto live I I :aking friends tl I ::e rveather I fl ::e tood I I :re language tr tr -:alianmen I tr ::rlney I ::fterentcustoms , I il

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I lived,I loved,I cried... spokea littleltalianfromschoolbutwhenI arrivedin RomeI couldn't rnderstand people,andI spokeEnglish or polishwith otherErasmus students.

ButthenI startedgoingto ltalianclasses andI alsomadefriends ,tithsomeltalians.

Theyhelpedme a lot!AfterthreemonthsI coutdspeak quitewell.Anotherproblemwasthat Romeisveryexpensive, but I found a job in an lrishpubandlworkedthreeevenings a week. learnta lot aboutltalyandltalians: youcan'tstartthe daywithout'un '-affd'; ltalianfood is the bestin the world- but don'taskfor ketchup! {nd the numberonetopicof conversation in barsis politicsandfootball.

Erasmus changedmy life.I liveda differentlifein a fantastic city.I met rew peoplefromall overthe worldandmadesomewonderful friends.

I learntto understand anotherculture.

Of courseit wasn'tall perfect- livingin anothercountryisn'teasy,andan ltalian >oybrokemy heart!

I camebackfromltalya yearago,buta small rart of me stayedin Rome.I drinkespresso e!/erymorning,eat a lot of pasta,and I use ny handsa lot whenI speak.Now I feel iuropean, not onlyPolish!

l

5like 6 speak

\orv read what foanna wrote on an Erasmuswebsite.Tick (rz) -': cross(X) What foanna said. Were you right?

stayed the firstnightat a hotel.In the morningt boughta mapandwent :o seethe University, andI renteda roomin a house.rwalkedthroughthe ctf to my classes everymorning- ltalianmensaid:'ciaobella!'I likedit!

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5.le Listen and check.Listen againand repeat.

f Do you know anyonewho went to live or study in anothercountry?Where did they go?Did they havea good time?

make friends break your heart use your hands the best in the world speakItalian quite well I feel European. a year I three days I a week ap

numbers Ordinal Months thedate Saying

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a Do the quiz with a partner.

a

s.25 Listen and repeatthe months.

IAN FEB MAR I Who was the FrRSr presidentof the United States? a Roosevelt b Kennedy c Washington

APR

2 Who was the sECoNDman who walked on the moon? b Yuri Gagarin c Buzz Aldrin a Neil Armstrong

MAY

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3 Andy Summersand StewartCopeland were members of the rock group The Police.Who was the THrRD member? b Sting c Chris Martin a Freddie Mercury

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4 Who won their FouRrH Football World Cup in 2006?. c Italy b Germany a Brazll 5 Which city has a famous streetcalled Frrrn Avenue? b Sydney c New York a London 6 Which actor was the star of the film The Srxrn Sense? c Bruce Willis a SylvesterStallone b Brad Pitt 7 What is the sEvENTHletter of the alphabet? c I a H b G 8 Which tennis playerwon her EIGHTHGrand Slamtitle ;r:'2007? a SerenaWilliams b Maria Sharapova c Venus Williams 9 Whose NINrH symphony is also called Choral? a Beethoven's b Mozart's c Tchaikovsky's Fts

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OCT

October /ok'taoba/

NOV

Novembef /neo'vemba/

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December ldt'semba/

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5.22 Listen. Say the ordinal number. one

has29 days?

Whichmonthsometimes Which four monthsend in er?.

Which monthonlyhasthreeletters?

Whichthreemonthsbeginwith theIetterfi Which four monthsendwith the \eftery?

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I When'syourbirthday?

2 Whatdidyoudo on yourlastbirthday?

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5.26 Listen to Helen.

When's her birth day?

5.27 Listen.What did she do on her last birthday?

Birthday 'I

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B Onthe of July.

Birthday

Birthday

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went to the

with some friends.'

with my

Birthday 'I went to

Birthday 'I think I had or

Saying the date (,

we say

the fourth of May the twentieth of |uly

We write \ 4th May I 4May 20t7

5.2s Listenand repeatthe dates.Practisesapng them. 'lst January Jrd February 5th March l2thApril 3l st July

l5th May

22ndJune

lOthAugust l4th September

9th October 30thNovember 25thDecember -\sk and answerthe questionsin pairs. \\-hat'sthe datetoday? What wasthe dateyesterday?

in the evening with some

m

d In pairs, ask and answerthe questionsin the box.

Standup. Ask other studentsWhen'syour birthday? \take a classlist.

Tell a partner three birthdays that are important for you.

My husband'sbirthdayis on the 27th of June.

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What'sthe date?

It's thefifth of May. When'syour birthday?

Write the verbs in the past simple.

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very cold last winter.

4 come

b were

a was

5 work

yesterdayat six o'clock?

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b were you

a you were

d Write the next word.

at work yesterday.

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b weren't

a wasn't 4 I

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5 I got up late and I

3 the eighteenth,the nineteenth,

breakfast.

4 December,|anuary,

b didnt have

a dont had

a showerthis morning? b Had you a Did you have medicine at university.

7 My sister

6

Do you prefer tea or coffee? night?

I A What did you do I B I w ent to the ci trema. a good day?

2 ADidyouh B It was OK.

at a cafe.

8 They

b stopped

a stoped

?

9 What time

a did they arrive 10 I

Complete the phrases.

b studied

a studyed

3 A How was the rneeting?

B Very long, as u today?

4 A What's the d B It's the first of October.

b did theY arrived

a lot of people at universitY.

a meeted

b met

5 A Do you like Italian food? in the world.

B Yes.it's the b

V OC A BU[ A R Y a Complete with in, at, or on.

PRONUNCIATION

He lives in New York.

a Can you rememberthesewords and sounds?

home.

I Sheworks

vowels

the gym this morning. bed? Get up! It's nine o'clock!

2 I was 3 Are you

4 I had a sandwich 5 Marsha wasn't she isn't well.

tltrec

I the first, the second,

to Brazll last summer.

a go

lived

live

Circle the correct answer.

Alex.

Hello,

the plane. school yesterday.Maybe consonants

Complete with a verb from the list. arrive

buy

come back

find

rent

staY

We want to rent a flat in the city centre.

I Oh no, I can't 2 We 3 Did you 4 When did you 5 I want to

my keys. in London on the secondof February. in a hotel in Berlin?

O p.t 17I ll9 SoundBank.Check the words and sounds,and practisesayingthe examplewords.

Underline the stressedsyllable.

Italian

from Mexico? a new car. My car is ten yearsold.

cinema arrive

seventeenth September fuly

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Erasmus f)esiderius l-f was born in Rotterdam in Holland, n 1466 or 1469- we don't know exactly when. His mother and father died when he was 15 years old.

He went to school in Holland, where he was a very good student of Iatin. When he finished school he studied at the University of Paris. Iater he worked as a teacher there for some years. After that he went to England and he was a professor at Cambridge University. When he was in England he made many friends including Kine Henry VIII. After that Erasmus travelled all over Europe and lived and worked at universities in many different countries. He studied Greek, and he wrote many books including famous editions of the Bible in I-atin and Greek. Erasmus died in Switzerland on 12th July L536.450 years later the Erasmus programme, where students can study at universities in other countries, was started.

Readthe text aboutErasmusand tick (r') the sentences which aretrue.

I He wasGerman.

2 His motherandfatherdiedwhenhe was ateenager.

3 He wentto schoolin Paris.

4 He studiedLatin.

5 He wasa teacherin France.

6 He met Henry VIII. 7 He studiedat CambridgeUniversity.

8 He lived in manydifferentcountries.

9 He wasa writer. l0 He diedwhenhe was50.

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Look at the highlighted words and phrasesand guesstheir meaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.

Posted:Monday

What did people all over the world do last Sunday?

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Last SundayI got up at 9.J0 in the morning.I had a cup of coffeeand read the Sundaynewspaper.Then I made breakfast.

We had eggsand bacon.We alwayshavea big breakfaston Sunday,but then we don't havelunch.

In the afternoon the weatherwas beautiful,and we went for a long walk in the park.

In the eveningwhen our son was in bed my husbandand I made dinnertogether.Thenwe talkedabout our day and laugheda lot. We went to bed earlybecausewe were tired, and we startwork earlyon Monday.

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I Where was Andy last night? a At his girlfriend's house. b At the cinema.

2 What did Rebeccalike about the hotel? a The rooms.

b The breakfast.

3 Where did Owen work yesterday? a In his office. b At home.

4 What did Emma seelast night? a An Italian film. b A French film.

5 Where did Janestay in Venice? a At a hotel. b In a rented flat.

6 bought something at the new shopping centre. a One of the women b The two women 7 What did Alan do on Saturday? a He did housework. b He made the lunch.

8 When's Liam's birthday? a 10th |une.

b llth June.

4 C A NY O U Tick (r') the boxes.

C a ny o u . . . ? saywhereyou wereyesterday E saywhat you did yesterday I askwhat other peopledid yesterday ! saydates E

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

Yes,I can.

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2 GRAMMAR thereisI thereare a

6.t Listento two peoplewho arriveat a hotel on an islandin Scotland.Are theyhappywith thehotelandwith their room?Why (notX Listenagainand readthe dialogue.

Completethe missingwords.

Readthe dialogueagain.Underlineexamples of thereis I areE, E, andE. O p.gSGrammarBank6A. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

e Practisethe dialogue2b in groupsof three. f

6.5 Listento what happensnext.Do they leave?Why (not)?Do you like this hotel?

Why (notX

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6.6 Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. where

near

there

here

airport

beer

upstairs

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Maketrue E or E sentences. in your classroom a board windows a table a TV chairs a lamp pictures computers in your school a library a cafl toilets a garden a carpark There'sa board.

Therearen't any windows.

Hello.Wehavea reseruation.

Lefssee,yesMr andMrsRobson.

Welcome to the island.Your I room'supstairs, numberseven.

Man ls therea2 ?

Receptionist No,l'm sorrythereisn't.But I canhelpyouwith yourcases.

Receptionist Thisis your room. lfs verysmall.

Woman ReceptionistYes,but there'sa 3 view.

Man Thgreare 4 Wewanted a doublebed.

Receptionistl'm sorrytherearen'tany roomswith a doublebed.

Woman Where'sthe TW ReceptionistThereisn'tone.Thereare somesoverthere.

Woman Books!

ReceptionistThisis the bathroom.

Woman Thereisn'ta 6-.

ReceptionistNo,there'sa 7-.

It useslesswater.

Man CanI usethe Internethere?

ReceptionistNo,l'm sorryyou can't.

Woman Are there any 8near here?

ReceptionistNo, madam,there aren't.

Enjoyyour stay.

I READING I took atphotosofthreeunusualhotels. , Matchthe photosand information.

I Readthe informationaboutthe threehotels.Tick (r') theboxes.

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Youcangowithchildren. n Z A There's pool. a swimming f tr tr There isn'ta restaurant.

I I tr There aren'tanydouble beds.f I tr Youarrivebyboat.

I tr I Youcan'tstaythereinftewinter.

I tr I Youcanhavea massage there.I f f Youcanhavea mealin your roomwhenyouwant. f f I

Do you like the hotels?Which one do you prefer?

Hotels witha difference Afloatingundenruater hotelin LakeMdlaren.

Youarrivebyboat,andthengodownstairs b sleep inanaquarium.

There's onlyone mm withtwosingle bedsanda table.you canwatchthefishfromyourbedlyour dinnerarrives in theevening, byboat. lootion: Vdsterds, nearStockholm, Srveden lfumberof rooms:one

- rso hice:$zso

. smallboatto visitotherislands . onlyopeninthesummer

Ancient caves inthesideof a mountain, nowhotel roomswithmodern facilities.

Mostroomshavea private terrace withfantastic vievrrs of Cappadocia.

Turkish breakfast serued inthegarden. location:Urgilp, Cappadocia, Central Turkey Number of rooms:25 Price: Under $too . spawithmassages andtreatments .24-hour roomservice . restaurant . children welcome

Luxuryprivateislandwithfivekilometres of beautiful beach.

Youcanonlygetto theisland byourprivate boat(orseaplane).

Fantastic Caribbean cuisine, a perfect relaxing holiday.

Location: Kamalame Cay,Andros, Bahamas Numberof rooms:16 Price:$g+o- j,5oo . gourmet restaurant .24-hour roomservice . swimming pool . familybedrooms . children welcome

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It'son the TV.

c' Q Communication tsthereo TV?Where isit?

A p.77Bp.50.Drawthingsin thehotelrooms.

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Therewasa beautiful Therewerentanyhotels.

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I Was Benidorm big or small in the 1950s?

2 Who was Pedro Zaragoza?

3 What did he want Benidorm to be?

In the 1950sBenidormin south-eastSpainwas a smallfishingvillage.But the had a dream.He wanted Benidormto mayorof Benidorm,PedroTaragoza, be a big touristtown. He startedto build hotels.In the 1950sin Spainwomen changedthe bikini rule in coufdn'twear a bikinion the beach.MayorTaragoza Benidorm.In 1959the firsttouristsfrom NorthernEuropestartedto arrive.. .

4 What did he build?

5 What rule did he change?

6.8 Listen to a journalist talking to a local historian. Complete the information about Benidorm.

Thereare 65,ooopeoplelivingin Benidorm. Therewere only 3,000.

Therewere 300. a year.

Therearefour million There'san Thereare 128

50 km from Benidorm. Therewasn'tone.

Therewere three.

Thereare 600

Therewere ten.

Thereare264

Thereweren't any.

Do you prefer Benidorm today or in the 1950s?Why? Are there any places in your country like Benidorm?

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6.12 feff and Kelly are from the United States.Th.y are on holiday in the UK. Listen to Kelly talking to an English friend.

Did they have a good weekend?

O p.98 GrammarBank 68. Read the rules and do the exercises.

Listen again.Circle the right answer,a or b.

I PRONUNCIATION theletters ea l

5 TISTENING

6.10 Put the words in the right column. Listen and check. beach eat

bread

sea

a

I 2 3 4 5 6

a a a a a a

Theywentto Benidorm. b Theywent in April. b Somerestaurants weren'topen. b leff wantedto stayin a hotel. b Theywantedcereal. b Therewasnt anycoffee. b

Theywent to Blackpool.

They went in May. Somerestaurants werevery expensive. wanted to in a bed andbreakfast. stay feff They wantedbaconand eggs.

Therewasn'tany tea.

please breakfast

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6 S P E A K I N&GW R I T I N G a O Communication GoodorbadholidoyT Ap.7BBp.BI.Roleplay a conversationabout a holiday.

Imagine you stayedin a hotel last weekend.It was a disaster.Write an email to a friend. Use the information in the feedbackform.

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\[y dream is to spetrkperfect English!

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Theroom ... Therewasn'ta ... And it wasn'tonly the room!Thereceptionist ...

have an accident build (past simple built) wear (past simple wore) kilometres (km) How was your weekend?

A complglg disaster! lypically English a bed and breakfast

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I sawherontheplatform.

Shesatdownnextto me.

P sentence stress

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& LISTENING 2 READING

a Can you remember?Complete the questions with a verb from the list.

a

arrive

buy

learn

meet rent

say stay

I Do you want to anotherlanguage?

Which language? your 2 When do you usually friends?What do you do? at work 3 What time do you usually-/ school?

Niceto meetyou Ln 4 How do you your language?

5 Do you your houseI flat? at a hotel on your last 6 Did you holiday?Wasit good?

7 Do you thingson the Internet?

What?

b Answer the questionswith a partner. c O p.ll5 VocabularyBankCommonverbs3.

Do part B. Completewith the oppositeverbs.

I The planearrivesat 6.00.

The plane at 6.00.

2 Did you loseyour bag?

Did you your bag?

3 I senda lot of emails.

Ia lot of emails.

4 I geta lot of Christmaspresents.

Ia lot of Christmaspresents.

5 Pleaseturn on the TV. Please the TV.

6.14Readandlistento the story.Answerthe questions aftereachpart.

SrnnNcnns

oN A TRAIN

Partl I openedmy eyesandlookedout of the Whenthetrainstopped, A tall,blondewomanwithdarkblue window.I sawheron the platform.

Asusualthe 6.20wasfull. eyes.Thetrainleftthe station.

'Excuse me.CanI sit here?'I openedmy eyes again.lt wasthetall,blondewoman.

'Sure,'I said. satdownnextto me.There She wasa nicesmell.ChanelNumber5, lthought.

I openedmy bookandstartedto read. 'l lovedthatbookl 'Sorry?'l said. 'l saidI lovedthatbooki We chattedaboutbooksuntilthe trainarrived station. at Victoria 'Coffee?'she said.

'OK,'I I lookedat my watch. said.

1 2 3 4

Where did the man first seethe woman?

What wasthe woman'sperfume?

What did they talk about?

What did they do when the train arrived?

Part2 We satat the stationcoffeebar,andwe drankcoffeeandtalked.Her namewasOlivia.

Shetoldme thatsheworkedin London.

'Whatdo youdo?'I asked. 'l workin property - flatsandhouses.

Whatdo youdo?' 'l workfor Citibanki 'Do 'That'sinteresting!' saidOlivia. you livein London?'

'Yes.I have a flatnearthe riveriI toldherthe street.

'Wow!That'san expensive partof London!' 'lt's I lookedat my watch. late.Timeto gol 'l 'l cantakeyou,'shesaid. livenearyouJShe smiled.Hereyeswereveryblue.

5 6 7 8

What doesOlivia do?

What doesthe man do?

Where doeshe live?

Where doesOlivia live?

6.15 Why didn t Olivia come to the theatre?What do you think? Now listen to the end of the story.What happened?

5.16 Find the past simple of theseirregular verbs.Then listen and repeat.

Part I seethink Part 2 drink Part 3 drive Part4 readlred/

d O p.l16Vocabulary Banklrregular verbs.

Srn.a,xcrns oN A TRArN

T GRAMMAR objectpronoun i me,him,etc. a Look at thesesentencesfrom the story.

Complete them with a pronoun from the list. her

them

you

I She sat down next to 'I 2 can take -j she said.

3 I have two tickets for Chicago. Can you get from the box office at7.l5?

4 I called

but her phone was off.

Complete the chart with the pronouns in a.

Subjectpronoun I you he she it we they

Jtr carwasin the stationcarpark. lwas an AudiTT. drovefast.Veryfast. stoppedoutsidemy flat. saidgoodbye, andI gaveher phonenumber. morningtherewasa text fromOlivia. want to c u again!Friday?

Friday morning shecalledme. havetwo ticketsfor Chicogo ightat the Cambridge Tlieatre!

Canyougetthemfromthe box at7.15?Wecanmeetin thetheatrebarat 7.30.Theshow at 8.001 9 What kind of car doesOlivia have? l0 What did shewrite in the text message? ll What showdid shehaveticketsfor?

12 Wheredid shewant to meethim? What time?

vedat the theatreat 7.00.I gotthe ticketsandI waitedin the I readthe eveningpaper.Oliviadidn'tcome.I lookedat my lt was7.45.I lookedat my phone.Therewasa textmessage. ln a meeting.Se you in tfieatre. Leavemy ticket at bx office. l#t herticketat the boxoffice foundmy seat.Theshow butOliviadidn'tarrive. the intervalI calledherbut her wasoff heranothertext: ru? angry.I leftthe theatreand home.I openedthe doorof flatandturnedon the light...

13 What time did he arrive at the theatre?

14 What happenedat 7.45?What did the man do?

15 What did the man do in the interval?

16 What did he do afterthat?

Object pronoun

him

it us

O p.gSGrammarBank6C.Readthe rulesand do the exercises.

4 PRONUNCIATIONsentence stress a Match questions1-5 with answersa-e.

I 2 3 4 5

Did you seethe film?

Did you buy the books?

Did you meetAna? Did Johncallyou?

Did Silviatell you aboutthe party?

tr tr tr tr tr

a b c d

Yes,I boughtthem yesterday.

Yes,I met her yesterday.

Yes,shetold us yesterday.

Yes,he calledme yesterday. .e Yes,I sawit yesterday.

6.te Listen and check Then listen and repeata-e.

Copy the rhythm.

Practisewith a partner: A ask 1-5 in a different order. B answerfrom memory. Then changeroles.

5 6.20SONG .E l'mobeliever

full (opposite = empty) nextto me

That'sinteresting. a text (message)

platform

a show

seat Time to go.

angry

Askingfor opinions Giving opinions Strong stress

Whatdoyouthinkof it?

I likeit.lt'sgreat.

Pnncn cAr

ErucusH

I ASKING F O R& G I V I N GO P I N I O N S a

6.21 Cover the dialogue and listen. Who likes the music?

A Listento this.Whatdo you think of it?

B I don't like it. lt's awful.Who is it?

'Cit , ,, ' 1 4

A Shakira.I reallylike her.She'sgreat.

b

6.22 Listen and repeatthe dialogue.Which two words have'extra'stress?

c

6.2, Listen and repeatthe expressionsin the chart for giving opinions about music (column 1).

d

6-24 Listen to some music extracts.What do you think of them?

L

I

z ;:l

It's fantastic / It's great.

I reallyhke lryr. fantasticI -

I like it.

I like

r-\

Its OK.

_

\o/

I don't like it

I dont like

t-\

l-\

l-\

t-\

vvv vv

t-\

I really like it.

It's terrible i It's awful.

3r,

4

I really like

I really like

great.

fantasticI

great.

-- terrible/

, great.

I like

I like -- --

oK.

oK.

-fantastic/

I don't like --- -

-- oK. I dont like -.

awful. -- -terriblel_----awful.

terribleI -

awful.

e Complete the expressionsfor columns 2-4. f In pairs,askand answerabout the singersand groupsin the photos.

Whatdo you thinkof Rihanna?

Whatdo you think of Coldplay?

I reallylike her.She'sgreal

I don't know them.

o

s

\Vrite namesin the spaces.

Try to think of songs/ people rvho are very famous.

2 P E O P TIEN T H ES T R E E T What'sthe lastfilm you saw?

What did you think of it? a

6.25 Listento Helen.What was the lastfilm shesaw?

b

6-26 Listen.What did she think of it?

c

6.27 Listen and answerthe questionsfor the other five people.

A FemaleAgents B WALL.E C TheVisitor

1 T 2 'I thoughtit was

I 2

'It

was lt was really excitingi

D Mamma Mia! E Wanted F Indiana fones

tr

'I

1 T 2

1

thoughtit was

2

T

'I

It was

1 T 2 'It was

I 2

T

'I

thoughtit was

d In pairs, ask and answerthe questionsin the box.

What do you think of ...?

I really like it.

It's fantastrc I great.

I t SO K .

I don't like it.

Ask your partner'sopinion of the singersand groups.

It's terrible / awful.

What's the last film you saw?

it. l

c Completewith a commonverb from the list.

GRAMMAR

call

Circle the correct answer.

Hello,

aI

Alex.

two bedsin the room. a Thereis b Thereare lifts.

There aren'ta some b any Is there lamp on the table? aa bany a lot of touristsin the 1950s. a Therewasn't b Thereweren't a gym in the hotel? a Therewas b Wasthere Therewere peopleon the beach. a some b any I wrote to Johnbut didnt answer. b h i m ahe 8 Shewasin my class,but I dont remember-. a she b her 9 A What do you think of the Beatles?

B I dont like -. a him b them 10 I reallylike Mike, but I dont think he likes amy bme

V OC A BUI A R Y a Write the missing hotel words.

I want to do someexercise.Is therea Wm in this hotel? c-.

1 I cant turn on the TV - I cant find the r2 Thereisnt a pon my bed. bed.

3 We want a room with a d 4 Excuseme?There aren'tany t , and I want to havea shower. p-.

5 You can leaveyour car in the c-

I a placewhereyou canget petrol 2 a smallplacewith only 1,000people living there 3 the placewhereyou go when you want to travelby plane 4 aplacewhereyou can sendletters 5 a placewhereyou canbuy different kinds of food

give

leave

send

turn off

Did you gdan emailfrom the hotel?

@t'-

Write the places. a placewherepeoplecanlook at old or interestingthings

get

you for your birthday?

What did your sister homethis morning?

What time did you me at home tonight?

Canyou your mobilebeforeyou go Rememberto into class. her an email about the party?

5 Did you -

I 2 3 4

d Write the irregular verbs in the past simple. know 1 2 3 4 5

knew

drink take tell say leave

e Complete the phrases.

Do you preferteaor coffee?

1 Your room'son the first f 2 My room hasa beautifulvof the mountains. jeansat my school.

3 We cadt w4 It's tto go. Bye. 5 What did you think othe film?

PRONUNCIATION a Can you rememberthesewordsand sounds? vowels

museum

I t9 SoundBank.Checkthe wordsand nd practisesayingthe examplewords.

Underlinethe stressedsyllable.

Italian

bedroom restaurant museum airport fantastic

I C A NY O UU N D E R S T A T NH DI ST E X T ?

2 C A NY O UW R I T ET H I SI N E N G T I S H ? a Read about Antonia'sholiday.Answer the questions.

Paragraph I

A Great Holiday

I Where did she go?

I wentto Mexico lastyearwithmyhusband.

Wewentby plane.

Firstwe stayed inCancfn.

Ourhotelwas really nice,andtherewasa bigswimming pool.

Therewasa beautiful beachtoo.Weswam everydayandtheseawasverywarm.Then wetravelled roundtheYucatdn Peninsula by bus.WesawChichen ltza.lt wasfantastic.

I recommend Mexico. lt'sa beautifulcountry, thepeople areveryfriendly, andtheweather is great.

2 When did she go?

3 How did she travel?

Paragraph 2 4 Where did she stay?

5 What did she do?

6 What did she see?

Paragraph 3 In Februarylastyearwe stayedone night at the lce Hotelin Kiruna,in Sweden.lt was a fantastic experience!

The hotel is made of ice and snow! But don't worry aboutthe cold.lt was -29 degreesoutsidebut in the hotel it was always-5 degrees.We wore big coatsand the temperaturewasn'ta problem.

At n i g htwe s lepton a b e d m a d eo f i c e b u t i n a sleepingbag.We weren'tcold at all.Therewas a showerin the bathroombut no bath.We sleptwell and in the morningtherewas a big Swedishbreakfast.

Buttherewere some problems.The restaurant was very expensiveand the servicewas veryslow - we waitedan hour for our starters.

Maybeit was a bad night!

Whatis there to do in the hotel?Therearen'tany TVs but thereis an 'ice bar'.Hereyou can havea cocktail in an ice glass!lt isn'tcheapbut it's an experience.

There'salsoa spa and sauna.Havea saunabefore you go to bed. lt's wonderful!

We had a greattime at the lce Hotel,but one night wa s enough!

C h r iS s harp

I Readabout a tourist'sexperienceat the Ice Hotel in Kiruna. Mark the sentencesT (true) or F (false).

I It was-29 degrees in the hotel.

There was a shower and bath in the bathroom.

It was difficult to sleep at night.

The cocktailsin the'ice bar'are expensive.

Chris liked the sauna.

The service in the restaurant wasn't very fast.

Chris wanted to stay another night.

Look at the highlighted words and phrasesand guesstheir meaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.

7 Does she recommend it? why?

A n t o n i a F a b b r i ,i n B o l o g n a .

Write three paragraphsabout a holiday.Answer the questions in a for vou.

DESE , C A NY O UU N D E R S T A N TH PEOPTE? 6.28 Listen to a woman phoning Holiday Homes Limited and choosethe right answer.

I The villageis a15

_ kilometresfrom Bordeaux. b50

2 The village is ---a near the beach 3 There are a three

b in the mountains bedrooms.

b four

4 One of the bedrooms is -. a very small

b verybig

5 a There'sone bathroom. b There are two bathrooms.

6 The woman wants to go on holiday from a 10th-20th b r2th-22nd

September.

7 Shecan meet the man from Holidav Homes on -.

a Tuesday

b Thursday

8 Holiday Homes is at number a86

Cowley Road.

b68

C A NY O US A YT H I SI N E N G L I S H ?

Tick (rz) the boxes.

Canyou...? identify things in a hotel room ask about facilities in a hotel say what there is in your town

I j Yes,I can. [ _]Yes,I can.

Ll Yes,I can. describehow your town was in the past LJ Yes,I can. give your opinion about people and things L j Yes,I can.

G like+uerb+-ing

v

activities

I likereading.

I don'tlikecooking.

P lal , lutl , andlql

l VOCABULARY activities n In pairs, match the activitiesand the pictures. f l campine I chatting online fl cookins fl cycline fl flvine

I goingto the cinema

!

E E E !

E

reading running swimming shopping q4velling watchingDVDs

7.r Listen and check.Then listen and repeatthe activities.

Cover the activitiesand look at the pictures.

Saythe activities.

2 GRAM MAR like+ verb+ -ing a Readthe information about six people from a websitewhere people can meet a new partner.

Can you match the women and men? Say why.

I think lsabellaand and shelikes

I Isabellaand 2 Sharonand -

, becausehe loves

3 Adriana and

DoyoulikewhatI like?

OO@ OO

6

rrovE

I LOVE

I LOVE

playing thepiano

buyingclothes

walkinginhe mountains running andcycling cooking

shopping

r LrKE doingsport

I LIKE

I LIKE

I LIKE

I LIKE

I LIKE

thecinema

goodfood

classical music

camprng

watching DVDs

r ooN' TLr KE

I DON'T LIKE

I DON'T LIKE

I DON'T LIKE

I DON'T LIKE

I DON'T LIKE

travelling

reading

shopping

flying

watching TV

sport

I LOVE

I LOVE

I LOVE

Correct the mistakesin sentences1-3.

c Q p.100GrammarBank 7A. Readthe rules and do the exercises.

I My fatherlikescook.

2 Do you like fly?

3 Vicky lovesread.

d Write three true statementsabout you using verb + -ing. Compare

with a partner.

I love... I like...

I d o n ' lt i k e . . .

PRONUNCIATION lal,lu'^/,andlql 7.t Listen and repeatthe words and sounds. cook

too

book

food

look

soon

took

school

good

chclose

swlmmlllS

7.4 Listento the dialogue.Practiseit in pairs.

Copythe soundsand fhythm.

A B A B A B A

I like cooking.Do you?

Yes,I like cookingtoo.

Do you like readingbooks?

Yes,I love readinggood books.

Do you like cycling?

Yes,I do. I love cycling!

Are you single?

B No, sorry!

Look at the pictures in la. In pairs, say I like... or I don't like... for each picture.

READIN& G SPEAKING Read the article. Match the highlighted phrasesand the pictures.

is difficultto findthesedays.But whatdoyoulikedoingif youhavetwoor three freehours?

Weaskedpeopleall overtheworld. . I loveI having a longbubble bath- or 2goingwindowshopping!

Tereso, Slovenia . lf it'ssunny, I fovegoingfora runbytherwer.Groziello, ftaly . I likereading 5 a goodnovelor painting (pictures, notthe house!) lomes,Englond . I likeputting playlist mymusic inorderandreading my favourite music magazine.

Sandor, Hungary . I likeaworking inthegarden.

Mychildren likehelping me - forabout threeminutes! | alsolikegoing fora walkwith myfamily.

There's a small forest nearourhouse, sowetake polond somesandwiches andhavea picnic.

Marek, . I lovesitting outside a caf6,having a coffee, andreading a newspaper.

Ano,Spoin . lt depends ontheweather. lf theweather isgood,I love cycling inthecountry. lf theweather isawful,I likesmaking a bigpotof coffee and6doinga crossword .Martin,Scotlond . lt depends ontheday.Aftera baddayatwork,I likedoing housework. lt makes melessstressed!

Kote,IJSA . lf l havea freeafternoon inthemiddle of a working week, I likedoing something thatI canusually onlydoat 7goingto anexhibition, weekends, forexample or having a longlunch witha friend.

Doing it during theweekmakes it feelspecial.

Leila,Brazil Readit again and tick (/) two peoplewho like doing things that you like too. Cross (X) two peoplewho like doing things you don t like.

Compare with a partner. Did you choosethe samepeople?

Write your answer to the question in the title and give it to your teacher.Play Guesswho?

camping gYcling

flyirg !4velling paint a ptgture have a p(nic It depends(on the day). for example go for a walk in the middle of a free afternoon

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l r

v

future timeexpressions

P sentence stress

G R A M M A R b eg o i n gf o ( p l a n s ) 7.s Liz l-rasplansfor a very speciirltrip.

Reardar-rdlisten to the dialogue.Complete teuito; it with the verbsin the list.

EcuADoR be crlmp conreback cycle go (x2) start stay Limat

PERU La Paz . I

.

BoLrvrA

Cnrt-e

4,1

Whatexactlyare your plans,Liz? I'm goingto \ cyclefrom Ecuadorto Argentina.

Wow! How far is that? lt's about 7.500kilometres. alone?

Are you goingto 2 No, I'm not. l'm goingto l with my boyfriend. ?

Jerry Whereare you goingto + s maybe Iiz We'regoingto , and s om et im e s ta yi n s m a l lh o te l s . your Jerry Whenareyou goingto 6 Liz ln October.And we aren'tgoingto u n ti lA p ri l . fer r y S ixm ont hs- th a t' sa l o n gti m e !

Are you excited? liz Yes,I am. lt's goingto

lerry Liz ferry Liz terry Liz

i ARGENTINA : Santiago.:: Bueno?

I

I

.' Aires

2 P R O N U N C I A T I OsNe n t e nsct er e s s a

I'm going tcl cycle flortt Ecuatclclrto Argerltini, Are you going to gcl arlclne?

Wl-rereare yoLr going to stay?

b

7-8 Listenarndrepeatthe highlighted ir-rthe dialogue.Copy the rhyhn' sentences

the clialogr-re. c In pairs,prarctise

trip! a fantastic d Readthe dialogueagirin.Are the highlighted about the present,the ptlst,or the futr,rre? sentences

7.7 Lister-rto thesesentencesfionr tl-re dialogue.Underlinetl-restressedwords.

7.9 Lister-r with aud urake + settter-rces totlorrow. going /o arbor.rt 'go

fo u,ork'

l'm goingto go to work tomorrc,

the sentencesin the cl-rarrt.

Corr-rplete +r Iin to Argentina.

cyclefrom Ecuador going to go alone?

We back r"rntilApril.

colne

Bank78. Read the rules Grammar Q p.tOO arnddo theexercises.

What are yoLlgoing to do tornorrow?

Write five tl-rir-rgs you are goirrgto do, fo. true and one false.Reardther-nto a partt-.: Can he / shegllesswhich is the fhlseort.

\---

Tomorrowl'm goingto get up at 6.30.

I'm goingto havelunchwith my friendAna

T V O C A B U I A R&Y S P E A K I N G a write the time expressionsin the right placeon the time line. tomorrow

next year

next week

tomorrow night

toftight

next month

tonight thefuture

Look at the questionnairebelow.What words are missing?Think about your answersto the questions.

QESTIONNAIRE Today

where/ goafterclass? / gooutthisevening?

Whattime/ goto bedtonight?

Tomorrow / getupearlytomorrow? what/dotomorrow morning?

Where / havelunch?

A t the w eekend

where? / gosomewhere? / goshopping? evening? / gooutonSaturday What/do?

ln thesummer / nextyear / goonholiday?

Where/go?

Who/gowith?

work in pairs. A ask B about his / her plans for today, tomorrow, etc.

I TISTENING e Cover the dialoguein exercisel. In pairs,rememberLiz'splans for her trip.

Ecuador-Argentina; boyfriend; camp; October; April

She'sgoingto cyclefrom Ecuadorto Argentina.

7.lo Liz cameback from her trip to South America last week.Listen and number the photos in the order shementions them.

Listen again and mark the sentences T (true) or F (false).Then correct the wrong information.

I Liz andher boyfriendfinishedtheir trip.

2 They cycledall the way.

3 Theyalwayscampedin EcuadorandPeru.

-1 Liz'sbikebrokewhentheywerenearLaPaz. 5 Liz'sboyfriendrepairedthe bike.

6 Their favouriteplacewasPatagonia.

7 For their next trip they'regoingto go to Australia.

\

f--(_

-h-s //-

5 S P E A K I N G9 I

Plan your dream trip. Think of answersto the questionsbelow.

WhereI go?

When I go?

How ltravel? (by bus,by plane,etc.)

Who / with?

Where lstay?

How far is that? until April tomorrow night next month next year

b Ask a partnerabouthis / her trip. Which trip do you prefer?

That'sa long time.

Where are you going to go?

I__

l'm going to go to Egypt.

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5 P R O N U N C I A T I O rNe v i s i o nfs o u n d s a Can you remember?Put three verbs in each column.

camp do get go have knon' klse make meet pla), rain relax rcnt scc scnd sno\v speak Lrse

b

7.15 Listen and check.

4 v o c A B U I A R Y& S P E A K I N Gr e v i s i ovne:r bc o l l o c a t i o n a

a"ll*lember?

do

get

Which verbsdo you use?

go

have

make

meet

play

take

anumbrella a photo

sport housework

dinner a shower children

theguitar basketball chess

8-somebody for thefirsttime somefriends afterclass

friends a mistake dinner

Complete the questions with a verb from a in the right form (e.g. do or doing).

I Can you - _ chess?What gamesdo you like .-?

I What do you usually for breakfast?What did you for brea6ast this morning?

3 Do you like housework?Are you going to housework tonight?

-l Do you sometimes dinner for your friends or family? What do you usually _--?

-; Did you on holiday last summer? Where did you _--?

6 Do you -_a lot of emails?How many do you _ a day?

I where did you -- your best friend? when did you ___?

I Do you like

photos?Do you usually

photos with a cameraor with your mobile?

c Ask and answerthe questionswith a partner.

5 7.14SONG EThreeLittteBirds It's going to be lqnny.

It's going to be hot.

It's going to be cold.

It's going to rain.

It's going to snow

@ffiffi

for andgivingdirections Asking of Place Prepositions intonation Polite

Pn n c nc A t

EncusH

P L A C EA SR E WHERE I ASKING 7.15 Listerl atndrepeat the words'

a

2

+

3

onthecorner

between

oPPosite

nextto

Listen aucl tlaltre the places' l.t6 Look artthe rr-rarp. school

Prtst ctJfice

suPermarket

Pa r k

m u se u m

church

c P r at c t is ein P air s .

bookslroP

music shoP

theatre

chemist's

cinema

W h e r e ' st h e c i n e m a ?

7.17 Look at the map iruclthe nartles Listen altrcl of the streetsand br-rildirlgs. tw o places. witl-r cornpletethe dialogue

d

bank

A B A

Resl aurattt

Bookshol'

StreeL

e f

7.18 Listenar-rdrepeatthe dialogue'Copl'the rl-rythn-rand polite it-ttonatiot-t.

Practisein pairs.Chooseplacesor-rthe map'

me. ls therea .. nearhere?

Excuse

Yes,there'sone in

2 U N D E R S T A N D I&NG GI V I N GD I R E C T I O N S 7.le Match the words and pictures.Listen and repeat.

a

A Ttrrn right.

B Turn left.

, P E O P TIEN T H ES T R E E T ls therea / an ... nearhere?

C Go straighton.

7.22 Listen to Suzyansweringthe question and completethe placeand directions.

[]

I Place

7-20 Listen to the dialogue.Which building (1-10) is the bus station?

2 Directions'Yes, there'sone on London Road, the :

7.2t Now listen to four more people and completethe information.

I Place 2 Directions'Yes, turn , it's on the right, the hotell

I 2 Directions'Thereis,yes.Go

turn -

Tourist Excuse me.Canyouhelpme?

Man Sure.

TouristWhere's the busstation, please?

Man Gostraight on andturnright.Turnrightagain andit'son the left.

Tourist Thanks verymuch.

Man That'sOK.

, it's on l

t

I 2 Directions'Yes, thereis.It's the coffee bar

and the

I

c 7.2r Listento two moretourists.

Whichbuilding(l-10) is ...? thepetrolstationI themuseumE

2 Directions'Yes,it's

d In pairs,practisethe dialoguein b. c In pairs,roleplaydirections.

A You'regoingto giveB directionsto the ParkHotel.Choosea buildingl-10.

You'regoingto askB for directionsto the hospital.B speaksfirst.

B You'regoingto askA for directionsto the Park Hotel. Youspeakfirst.

You'regoingto giveA directionsto thehospital.Choosea buildingl-10.

I '

Excuseme. Canyou help me?

Go straighton and then turn ...

Excuseme.Where'sthe bank?

Canyou help me?

Is therea petrolstationnearhere?

Yes,there'soneon the corner.

It'sbetr,rreen thebankandthepostffice.

It'soppositethe chemist's.

It'snext to the bookshop.

Go straighton.

Turn right lleft.

It'son the right lleft.

c Cornplete with a verb from the list.

GR A MM A R Circle the correct answer.

Hello. - b , l 'Alex. m a I I Do you like

?

2 I don't like

at the weekend. b studing

a studying 3 I really like a swirning 4

b swirnming

get rnarriednext month. b She'sgoing to

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Africa - North America - South America

E Europe E Oceania (Australia, New Zealand,etc.)

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- ran every day from about :.00 in the morning to 4.00 .'r --r.00 in the afternoon, nearly45 kilometres a day e marathon every day!).

- sleptin a tent or in hotels. lirst I ran through Europe.

-n Srvedenthe temperature ;r'ds-11. Russiawas difficult ;.-ith a lot of snow and dangerousroads.In Siberia :eople invited me into their housesfor food and :rink. In |apan one night I couldnt find my hotel rcause I couldnt speakfapanese.In Australiait .ias summer and the temperaturewas 35 degrees. lrom Australia I flew to the United Statesand I ran :orth to Canada,then down the eastcoastto New lbrk. Then I went back to Europe and crossedthe :nishing line in Greenwich on 23rd October - 22 ronths after I started.I was the first runner to run ill around the world.26,000 kilometres and 26 pairs of running shoes!

-.\hat's my next adventuregoing to be?I'm going to :rn from the north of Europe to South Africa, then - n going to fly to Ushuaiain SouthAmerica, and then :rn to North America. It's going to take two years! b Read the article again. Answer the questions.

I When did |esper start his run?

2 How far did he run every day?

3 Where did he sleep?

4 Where did he have a languageproblem?

5 Where did he have a problem becauseit was very hot?

6 Where'she going to start and finish his next run? c Look at the highlighted words and phrases and guess their meaning. Check with your teacher or a dictionary.

Subject:

Hi! My name'sAgiand l'm from Hungary. l'm a nurse.I'm marriedand I havetwo children,a boy and girl.we live in Tata,a smalltown 70 kilometres from Budapest. rt'sa nicetown.

Therearea lot of parksand thereis a goodtheatre,and one cinema.

In my freetime I likeseeingfilmsat the cinemaor on DVD,and I tike reading.I alsolikecooking.I lovemakingnew dishesfor my husband and children.

Whatareyou goingto do this summer?Do you haveanyplans? we're goingto go on holidayto LakeBalaton.lfs beautifuithere.

Writeto me and tell me aboutyour life.

Bestwishes

Asi C A N Y O U i : t i ; * , i t : l it '&, ,F i i l f F { f5 [ p F f i f ] i - t i 7.24Listenand choosethe right answer.

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4 The girl thinks the film was _--. a very good b nothing special 5 Tomorrow in the south it's going to _. a be cold but sunny b rain 6 Where's the post office? a Opposite the gift shop. b Opposite the bookshop.

7 What are the directions to the bank? a Go straight on and turn left. b Go straighton and turn right.

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saytwothings thatwere different aboutyourtownin thepast(e.9.fherewosn'ton oirport)

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a IntervieWB and completeB'sform.

a Ask B your questions.

I Where was Sting?(He was at the cinema.)

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3 Where was Morgan Freeman?(He was in bed.)

4 Where was fennifer Aniston? (Shewas at a restaurant.)

Postcode

5 Where n'as Calista Flockhart? (Shewas in a car.)

First name --

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b Answer B's questions.

Married E Single !

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b Ask A your questions.

I Where was Danny DeVito? (He was at the hairdresser's.)

2 Where was Lucy Liu? (Shewas on a bus.)

3 Where was )amesBlunt?(He was in a meeting.)

4 Where was Tina Turner? (Shewas in the park.)

5 Where was fack Nicholson? (He was at the gym.)

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TV

extra pillows

books

laptop

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pens

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Where / you stay? / there a swimming pool? / there a good restaurant? / there a spa? / there a gym? / there a nice beach? / it expensive?

A went on holiday last week. Ask him / her the questions.

Did you have a good time?

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Man He'sfrom Mexico.

Woman Is she from Mexico too?

Man No, she isnt. She'sfrom SPain.

Woman Is it a good film?

Man Yes,it is. It's fantastic.

t.r8 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Is shefrom Brazil?No, sheisnt.

It's from China.

She'sfrom fapan.

Is he from Turkey?Yes,he is.

He'sfrom Spain.

Is shefrom Poland?No, sheisnt.

She'sfrom England.

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1 2 3 4 5 6

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He'sfrom Russia.

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It's from Spain.

She'slate.

Where is he?

1.25

I I'm from Spain.

He'sSpanish.

2 I'm from Brazil.

She'sBrazilian.

3 I'm from Russia.

She'sRussian.

4 I'm from the United States.

He'sAmerican.

5 I'm from Mexico.

He'sMexican.

6 I'm from Italy.

She'sItalian.

7 I'm from Poland.

He'sPolish.

8 I'm from |apan.

She'sfapanese.

9 I'm from England.

He'sEnglish.

10 I'm from China.

He'sChinese.

11 I'm from HungarY. ShesHungarian.

12 I'm from TurkeY. Hes Turkish.

r.29 I I'm Hungarian.

I'm not Hungarian.

2 They'refapanese.

They arent fapanese' 3 She'sBrazilian.

Sheisnt Brazilian.

4 We'reEnglish.

We arent English.

5 It's Italian.

It isnt Italian.

6 You'reAmerican.

You arent American.

7 He'sRussian.

He isnt Russian. t.55 A He'sEnglish.He'snumber eleven.

B He'sAmerican. He'snumber twelve.

t.45 Interviewer What's your name?

Man My name is Craig. t.44 Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Man C-R-A-I-G. t.45 Interviewer Where are you from?

Man I'm from Oxford. t.46 Interviewer What'syour name?

Speaker I My name'sSarah.

Interviewer How do you sPellit?

SpeakerI S-A-R-A-H. Interviewer Where are you from?

Speaker 1 I'm from Reading,in England.

Interviewer What'syour name?

Speaker2 My name's|oshua.

Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Speaker2 J-O-S-H-U-4.

Interviewer Where are You from?

Speaker2 I'm from Chicago,in the United Statesof America.

1.55 1 on Flight KLM 1258to Manchester, Passengers pleasego to gateB14.

Thls is the final call for passengerson Flight KLM 1258to Manchester.Pleasego urgentlyto gateB14' Mr PabloTorreson flight KLM 1258to pleasego urgentlyto gateB14.

Manchester, 2 Receptionist Good morning.

Man Hello.Im PabloTorres.Ihavea reservation.

Receptionist How do you spellyour surname?

Man T-O-R-R-E-S. Receptionist SorrY? Man T-O-R-R-E-S. Receptionist Thank You' 1.40

I N 2 Q 3 I 4 E 5 Y 6 W 7 B 8 A

Interviewer What'syour name?

Speaker3 Elena.

Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Speaker3 E-L-E-N-A. Interviewer Where are You from?

Speaker3 Brazil.

Interviewer What'syour name?

Speaker4 Padma.

Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Speaker4 P-A-D-M-A. Interviewer Where are You from?

Speaker4 I'm from Bangalore,India' Interviewer What'syour name?

Speaker5 My name'sTom. Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Speaker5 T-O-M Interviewer Where are you from?

Speaker5 I'm from Vancouver,in Canada.

Interviewer What'sYour name?

Speaker6 My name is Dax. Interviewer How do you sPellit?

Speaker6 D-A-X. Interviewer Where are You from?

Speaker6 I'm from SanDiego, California.

1.48

t.4l lDI 2 BMW 3TV 4PC 5CD 6 DVD

1 2 3 4 5 6

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Open your books.

Go to page14.

Standup.

Sit down, please.

Closethe door.

t.49 Standup.

Sit down, please.

Open your books.

Go to page12.

Look at exerciselb.

Look at the board.

Closeyour books.

2.6 It'sa photo... They'rephotos.

It'sa class...They'reclasses.

Its a key... They'rekeys. lt s a door... They'redoors.

It'sa phone... They'rephones.

It'sa watch... They'rewatches.

Its a dictionary...They'redictionaries.

It'sa table...They'retables.

It s a book. .. They'rebooks.

It'sa pen... They'repens.

2.7 I A B I A B

Is this your bag?

Oh! Yes,it is! Thank you.

Good afternoon.

Hello. We'rePaulfonesand Martin Smith.

We have reservations.

A Let'ssee...Yes.Rooms625 and626.

Here are your keys.

B Thank you.

C Thanks.

-t A What'sthat music?

B Sorry, it's my mobile. Oh, hi Andy. { A Excuseme, what'sthis word?

B Look in the dictionary.

5 A How much is it?

B 20 pounds.

A [s a credit card OK? B Yes,ofcourse.

2.r5 I Miranda is Carrie'sfriend.

I Donna is Sophie'smother.

-3 Captain Teagueis fack Sparrow'sfather. { Elinor is Marianne'ssister.

-i Prince Philip is the Queen'shusband.

2 Girl I Look. This is my brother.

Girl2 Wow! He'svery good-looking.What's his name?

Girl I Adam.

Girl2 Is he married?

Girl I No, he isn't.

Girl2 How old is he?

Girl I He'stwenty-six.

Girl2 What'shis mobile number?

2.29 A B A B

What'syour phone number?

0207 9468522.

Sorry?

0207 9468522.

2.t, 1 1 3 240 350 416 570 6 1 8 719 2.t4 Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Matthew I haveone brother and one sister.

2.t5 Interviewer How old are they?

Matthew My sisteris 23, and my brother is 17.

2.t6 Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Joanna Yes,I havetwo brothers.

Interviewer How old are they?

Joanna One is 2l and the other is 24.

American French British Japanese German Italian

2.27 I Sam Hello Mike. \tike Hi Sam.How are you?

Sam Fine,thanks.And you?

Ilike I'm OK, thanks.Titir ir Helen.She'sa friend from work.

Sam Nice to meet you.

Itbman Hi. -\tike Sorry,were in a hurry. Seeyou soon.Bye. Sam Bye.

Woman It's very short.

Hairdresser Don't worry. Wait.

Hairdresser OK. Do vou like it?

r.6 Taxi driver Good morning! Where to?

Woman Oxford Street,please.

Thxi driver OK. The traffic is bad this mornlng.

Woman Yes.Its terrible.

Taxi driver Do you live in London?

Woman Yes,I do.

Taxi driver Are you OK? What's the problem?

Woman I don't like my new haircut.

Taxi driver Why not? I like it.

Woman Really?Do you like it?

Taxidriver Yes,I do.

Woman Thanks.

Taxi driver Where do you want to stop?

Woman Over there,Topshop.I want a newbag.

Taxi driver OK. That's15.20.

Woman Here's16.Keep the change.

Taxi driver Thanksvery much. Havea nice dav. t

Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Sohail Yes,I havethree sisters.

Interviewer How old are they?

Sohail 36,28,and39.

2.r7 I I -l { -i 6

5.1 Hairdresser Hello. Is this your first time here?

Woman Yes,it is.

Hairdresser Do you live near here?

Woman No, I don't. I live in the centre.

Hairdresser Oh, nice. How do you want your hair?

Woman I dont know. Somethingdifferent.

Hairdresser Do you want a coffee?

Woman No, thanks. I dont drink coffee.

Hairdresser Do you want a magazine?

Woman Yes,please.Ah look. Madonna's children.

Hairdresser Do you havechildren?

Woman Yes,I do. I havetwo boys.

Hairdresser How old are they?

W*oman Eight and ten.

Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Chris I have one brother.

Interviewer How old is he?

Chris He's29.

Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Lauren I have one brother.

Interviewer How old is he?

Lauren He is 17yearsold.

Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Hampton I haveone sister.

Interviewer How old is she?

Hampton She's13.

Interviewer Do you havebrothersand sisters?

Anna I havefour brothers.

Interviewer How old are they?

Anna 46,44,43,and36.

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5.ll Interviewer What do you usuallv havefor breakfast?

William I usuallyhavecerealand a cappuccino.

Interviewer Not tea?

William No, I prefer coffee.Not very English, I know!

Interviewer Isn't the typical English breakfast eggsand bacon,and sausages?

William Yes,but I only havethat at the weekend.

Interviewer What do you havefor lunch?

William I havea sandwichat work, in my office,and juice or water.

Interviewer Do you have dinner at home?

William Yes,with my family.

Interviewer What do you usually have?

William We havemeat or fish with potatoes and vegetables,or maybe pasta.It depends.

Interviewer What'syour favourite meal, breakfast,lunch, or dinner?

William Breakfastat the weekend.Eggsand bacon.

5.t9

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8 9 10

like art. He... He likesart. speakEnglish.She...ShespeaksEnglish.

Iive in Rome.My brother... My brother Iivesin Rome. watchMTV. She...ShewatchesMTV. want a coffee.He... He wantsa coffee. havea dog. fohn... |ohn hasa dog. don t eat meat.My sister...My sister doesnt eatmeat.

I don t readbooks.My son... My son doesn'tread books.

Do you work? He... Doeshe work?

Do you drink tea?She...Doesshedrink tea?

lnterviewer What do you do?

Ana I am an administrator.

Interviewer Do you like it?

Ana Yes,Ido. Interviewer What time do you start and finish?

Ana I start at nine o'clockand finish at five in the afternoon. t.t4 I A What day is it today?

B Itt Tuesday.Why? A Becauseit's my wife'sbirthday on Friday and I dont havea present!

2 A Is it Wednesdaytomorrow?

B No, Thursday.Today is Wednesday.

,.28 I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

It's nine otlock.

It's twenty past three.

It's half past nine.

It's ten to ten.

It's quarter past nine.

It's twenty five to twelve.

Itt five past eight.

It's quarter to six. t.29

Interviewer What do you do?

Heidi I'm a doctor. r.50 Interviewer Do you like it?

Heidi Yes,I do.

4.1 Interviewer What time do you get up?

Anna Very early! At six o'clock.

Interviewer Do you havea shower?

Anna Yes. Interviewer What do you havefor breakfast?

Anna Fruit or cereal.And coffee.

Interviewer Do you havebreakfastsitting down or standingup?

Anna Sitting down Interviewer What time do you go to work?

Anna At seven.I start work at eight, but my office isnt very near where I live.

Interviewer Are you in a hurry in the morning?

Anna No, becauseI get up at six! I havetime for everything.

Interviewer Do you like mornings?

Anna Yes,I do. I like my job. I don't get up and think'Oh no! Work ...'

5.3t Interviewer What time do you start and finish?

Heidi I start work at half past eight and I finish work at six o'clock. t.32 Interviewer What do you do?

Chris I'm a factory worker.

Interviewer Do you like it?

Chris No, no,I dont.

Interviewer What time do you start and finish?

Chris I start at six in the morning and finish at two in the afternoon.

Interviewer What do you do?

Pamela I'm a nurse.

Interviewer Do you like it?

Pamela Of course.

Interviewer What time do you start and finish?

Pamela I work nine to four.

Interviewer What do you do?

Sam I'm a waiter.

Interviewer Do you like it?

Sam Yeah,I do.

Interviewer What time do you start and finish?

Sam I start at four o'clockin the afternoon, and finish at 11.30at night.

4.7 Narrator Hammerfestis a small town in the north of Norway.It is about 1,000kilometres north of the Arctic Circle. Only 9,407people live here.In the winter it is light for onlytwo or three hours.PeoplehavebreaKast,lunch,and dinner in the dark In the summer,it is light for 24 hours,and peoplego to bed very late.Some peopleplay golf in the midnight sun!

Knut-Arne Iversenis from Hammerfest.

He works for the Tourist Information Office.

Interviewer Do a lot of touristscometo Hammerfest?

Knut-Arne Yes,about 175,000ayear.

Interviewer When do they usuallycome?

Knut-Arne In the summer.We don't have a lot of tourists in the winter!

Interviewer ls the winter very cold?

But Knut-Arne No, notvery about-3 degrees. we sometimeshave a lot of snow and the streetsand schoolsare closed.

Interviewer What do peopledo in the winter?

Knut-Arne We do a lot of sports - we ski a lot and we have snowmobiles.Children usually play outside,but if it's very cold, they play inside on their computer or watch TV. In the eveningwe usually stay at home and relax,or go and seefriends. But the winter is difficult for old people.

Interviewer What do peopledo in thesummer?

Knut-Arne Life is completelydifferent.It's light for 24 hours a day,and the weather is sometimesvery hot. Peopleare outside all the time. We fish, and walk, and have barbecues.We dont swim becausethe water is very cold - maybeonly ten degrees.

Peopledont sleepa lot, and young children say'I don't want to go to bed. It isnt darkl Interviewer Do you prefer the summeror the winter?

Knut-Arne In the winter it's nice to be at home with your family and friends. But I prefer the summer.

Interviewer Do you like life in Hammerfest?

Knut-Arne Yes.Life here is easy.It's quiet and beautiful.and the air is clean.But the winter is very long, and the summer is very short. I'm not sure if I will stayhere forever.

4.r6 We can park here. | can'thelp you.

We cant stop here.

You cant sit here.

Mark can go with me.

I can walk home.

We cant come tonight.

You can write in the book.

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How much is that?

It's one dollar twenty-five.

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How much for?

Fifteenpounds,please.

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Four, please.How much is that?

Four ninety-nine.

Can I pay with Mastercard?

Sure.

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A ticket to Oxford, please.

Singleor return?

Return.

Thirty pounds twenty.

Oh! OK.

1.2t

6 Are you tired?

Were you tired?

7 I'm very hungry.

I wasvery hungry.

8 You arent at home.

You weren't at home.

Man Can I help you?

Woman Yes,can I havea coffeeand a chocolatebrownie, please?

Man Espresso,Americano, cappuccino? lVoman An espresso, please.

Man Singleor double?

Woman Single.How much is that?

Man Two pounds forty-five.

Woman Here you are.

Man Thanks.

5.8 Linda Hi. Ben Hi, darling.

Linda Oh hi Dad. How's Paris?

Ben Fine.A lot ofwork Did you havea goodday?

Linda It was OK. Ben What did you do?

Linda I got up early.I went to school.

Ben How was it?

Linda Great! We didn't have classes.We went to the British Museum.

Ben Oh nice. Did you havelunch there?

Linda Yes,we had lunch at the cafd.And then I went shoppingwith Katy.

Ben Did you do your homework?

Linda Yes,of course.I alwaysdo my homework.

Ben Who's that, Linda?

1.25 Interviewer Where do you usuallv havelunch?

Brandy In my office.

4.26 lnterviewer What do you have?

Brandy Salad.

1.27 Interviewer How much is it?

Brandy $4. f.28 lnterviewer Where do you usuallyhavelunch?

Bridget I havelunch in my office. lnterviewer What do you have?

Bridget I havea sandwich. lnterviewer How much is it?

Bidget 2.75. lnterviewer Where do you usuallyhavelunch?

Ioshua I eat lunch at the studentcafeteria. lnterviewer What do you have?

Joshua I havechicken sandwichor sometimes I havepizza. lnterviewer How much is it?

Joshua I'd sayabout $5 or $6. lnterviewer Where do you usually havelunch?

Helen I usually havelunch in a caf6. lnterviewer What do you have?

Helen I have a sandwith and some fruit.

Interviewer How much is it?

Helen It's about 82.70. lnterviewer Where do you usually havelunch?

Dax Usuallyat a restaurant.r"". -y house. lnterviewer What do you have?

Dax Usually chicken,iice, and beans. lnterviewer How much is it?

Dax About $7.

- 5.5 I He'sa teacher.

He was a teacher.

I Is sheat school?

Wassheat school?

3 They aren't happy.

They weren't happy. { It isnt cold.

It wasnt cold.

5 We'relate.

We were late.

5.9 Ben Who's that, Linda?

Linda What?

Ben I can hear somebodv.

Linda Oh, it'sjust the TV. Ben Can I speakto your mother?

Linda Mum? She'sout. Shewent to the cinema with her friends.

Ben Are you alone?

Linda Yes.I am.

Ben Linda, is somebodywith you?

Linda Yes,Dad. Simon is here.

Ben Simon?Who's Simon?

Linda Hes my boyfriend, Dad. He'svery nice.

5.r0 What do you do?

What did you do?

I get up early.

I got up early.

We dont haveclasses.

We didnt haveclasses.

We go to the British Museum.

We went to the British Museum.

We havelunch at the caf6.

We had lunch at the caf6.

5.12 I What time did you get up? a L

3 4 5 6 7

8 9

Did you havebreakfast?What did you have?

Did you go to work?

Where did you havelunch?What did you have?

Did you go to the gym?

Did you go shopping?

Did you havedinner at home?What did you have?

Did you watch TV? What did you watch?

What time did you go to bed?

5.14 and 5.17 1 I went to the airport with my mother.

2 My friends went to the airport too.

3 They helped me with my cases.

4 It was early.We waited at the check-in.

5 I kissedmy mother goodbye.

6 My mother crieci.

7 My friends were sadtoo. They wantedto come.

8 I arrived in Rome at 11 oilock.

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5.22 one... the first two... the second five... the fifth eighteen...the eighteenth eleven...the eleventh three...the third twenty... the twentieth nine... the ninth twenty-one...the twenty-first twenty-four...the twenty-fourth thirty... the thirtieth 5.24 1 Man What'sthe date today?

Woman It's the fifth of May. Man Is it? I thought it was the fourth.

2 Woman When'syour birthday?

Man On the twentieth of lulv.

5.26 Interviewer When'syour birthdav?

Helen It's the 25th of April.

5.27 Interviewer What did you do on your last birthday?

Helen Ihadaparty.

5.28 Interviewer When'syour birthday?

Aidan My birthdayis on the lgth of September.

Interviewer What did you do on your last birthday?

Aidan On my last birthday I went shopping with some friends, Interviewer When'syour birthday?

Heidi My birthday is on the 15th of December.

Interviewer What did you do on your last birthday?

Heidi I went to the cinemawith my boyfriend.

Interviewer When'svour birthdav?

Sam The secondof March.

Interviewer What did you do on your last birthday?

Sam I went to a club in the eveningwith somefriends.

Interviewer When'syour birthday?

Michael It's the 21stof October.

Interviewer What did you do on your last birthday?

Michael I think I had lunch or dinner with my wife.

6.5 Man Hello. We havea reservation.

Receptionist Let'ssee,yesMr and Mrs Robson.Welcometo the island.Your room's upstairs,number seven.

Man Is there a lift?

Receptionist No, I'm sorry there isn't. But I help you with your cases. ***."n Receptionist This is your room.

Woman It's very small.

Receptionist Yes,but there'sa beautiful view.

Man Therearetwo beds.We wanteda doublebed Receptionist I'm sorry, there aren'tany rooms with a double bed.

Woman Where'sthe TV? Receptionist Thereisn t one. There are some books over there.

Woman Books!

Receptionist This is the bathroom.

Woman Thereisnt a bath.

Receptionist No, there'sa shower.It usesless water.

Man Can I use the Internet here?

Receptionist No, I'm sorry you cant.

Woman Are there any shopsnear here?

Receptionist No, madam, there arent. Enjoy your stay.

6.5 Woman We dont like the room and we dont like the hotel.

Man We want to go back to Edinburgh.

When'sthe next boat?

Receptionist I'm very sorry, sir. There'sonly one boat a day in the winter - and it left

five minutes ago.There isn t another boat until tomorrow afternoon.

Woman 24 hours here! There'sisn't a TV. Therearent any shops.What can we do?

6.8 Interviewer Mr Soriano,what differences are there betweenBenidorm today and Benidorm in the 1950s?

Mr Soriano There are very big differences.

For example,today thereare65,000people who live in Benidorm.In the 1950sthere wereonly about 3,000people.

Interviewer Wow! That'sa big difference!

What about tourists?

Mr Soriano Today there are four million tourists ayear.In the 1950stherewere only maybe300 tourists.And they were Spanish.

Now tourists come from all over the world.

Interviewer Wasthere an airport near Benidormin the 1950s?

Mr Soriano Nq therewasritan airport then.Tirday thereis a big internationalairport in Alicante, which is only 50 kilometresfrom Benidorm.

Interviewer How many hotelsare there now?

Mr Soriano There are I28 hotelsin the town.

Interviewer That'sa lot! And in the 1950s?

Mr Soriano In the 1950stherewereonly three.

Interviewer Benidorm is famous for its nightlife. How many bars are there?

Mr Soriano About 600! In the 1950sI think there were maybe only ten bars in the village,and therewasnt a supermarket, only some little shops.Today there are 264 supermarketsand hundredsof shops.

Interviewer Thank you, Mr Soriano.

Mr Soriano You'rewelcome.

6.12 English friend How wasyour weekend, Kelly?What did you do?

Kelly We went to Blackpool.

English friend Blackpool?Why Blackpool?

Kelly Well, somebodytold us that Blackpool waslike Benidorm... in Spain.Well, maybe it is in the summer,but it certainlyisnt in April. The weatherwasterrible! And a lot of placeswereclosed,you know the restaurants and cafds.Therewas nothing to do.

English friend Where did you stay?In a hotel?

Kelly I wanted to stay in a good hotel, but Jeff wanted somethingtypically English so we stayedin a bed and breakfast.

English friend How was it?

Kelly Well, the room was really small. And the breakfastwas terrible!

English friend Terrible?English breakfasts are usually very good!

Kelly Yes,and that'swhat we wanted, a typical EnglishbreaKast,you know bacon and eggs, But there wasonly cereal,cold sausages. toast,and tea.Therewasnt any coffee!I tell you, the weekendwasa completedisaster.

6.t5 Narrator I openedthe door of my flat and turned on the light. Oh no! My flat looked very different.Therewasno TV no hi-fi. There werent any pictureson the walls.I went into my bedroom.My laptopwasnt there!But therewasa nice smell.ChanelNumber 5.

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6.19 I Did you seethe film? Yes,I saw it yesterday.

2 Did you buy the books?Yes,I bought them yesterday.

3 Did you meet Ana? Yes,I met her yesterday.

4 Did Johncall you?Yes,he calledme yesterday.

5 Did Silvia tell you about the party? Yes,she told us yesterday.

6.25 Interviewer Whatt the last film you saw?

Helen Indiana lones.

6.26 Interviewer What did you think of it?

Helen It was great.It was really exciting.

6.27 Interviewer What's the last film you saw?

Lauren I saw The Visitor.

Interviewer What did you think of it?

Lauren I thought it was great.

Interviewer What's the last film you saw?

Tom The last film I sawwas WALL.E. Interviewer What did you think of it?

Tom I thought it was fantastic.

Interviewer What'sthe last film you saw?

Suzy I went to seeMamma Mia! Interviewer What did you think of it?

Suzy I loved it; it was great.

Interviewer What's the last film you saw?

Heidi FemaleAgents.

Interviewer What did vou think of it?

Heidi It was OK. Interviewer What's the last film you saw? foshua I sawWantedwith Angelina folie.

Interviewer What did you think of it? foshua I thought it was terrible.

7.1 I 2 3 { -; 6 7 8 9 l0 II l2

swimming shopping chattingonline flying reading going to the cinema cooking running travelling camping watchingDVDs cycling

7.5 ferry What exactlyareyour plans,Liz? Liz I'm going to cyclefrom Ecuadorto Argentina. ferry Wow! How far is that?

Liz It'sabout 7,500kilometres. ferry Are you going to go alone?

Liz No,I'm not.I'm goingto go with my boyfriend. ferry Where are you going to stay?

Liz We'regoing to camp,and maybe sometimesstayin small hotels. ferry When are you going to start your trip?

Liz In October.And we aren'tgoingto come backuntil April. ferry Six months - that'sa long time! Are you excited?

Liz Yes,I am. It's going to be a fantastictrip!

7.9 qo to work... I m goingto go to work tomorrow. rr'atchTV... I m going to watch TV tomorrow. qetup early...I'm going to get up early tomorrow go shopping...I'm going to go shopping tomorrow. makelunch... I m goingto makelunch tomorrow. cometo class...I'm going to come to class tomorrow. qo to the gym... I'm going to go to the gym tomorrow. seemy friends... I'm going to seemy friends tomorrow.

7.r0 ferry So,how was the trip, Liz? Liz It was great,fantastic!We had a greattime! ferry Did you cycleto the Southof Argentina?

Liz Yes,we did. 7,500kilometres. lerry Wow! Thats amazing.And did you cycleall the way?

Liz Almost. One day in Chile we took a bus, becauseI wasn'twell and I couldn't cycle.

Ierry Did you camp?

Liz We campedin Ecuador and Peru,and we sometimesstayedin smallhotels.In Chile and Argentinawe usuallycamped.

Ierry Did you have any problems?

Liz Not big problemsno. We had one problem with a bike.

ferry What happened?

Liz Well, my boyfriend'sbike broke. ferry Where were you when it broke?

Liz We were near LaPaz, in Bolivia. |erry What did you do?

Liz We were very lucky. A Bolivian man stoppedto help us. He took us to LaPaz in his car.We took the bike to a mechanic thereand he repairedit. ferry What was your favourite place?

Liz We loved all the countrieswe visited.The peoplewere fantastic.But my favouriteplace wasprobablyPatagonia,in the South of Argentina and Chile. It wasvery beautiful. ferry Do you haveany plansfor your next trip?

Liz Yes,we'regoing to cyclearound India.

7.lr Female broadcaster And here'sMark with the weather.

Mark Well tomorrow is going to be a very mixed day.In the north of England it's going to be cold, maybeno more than three or four degreesand it's probably going to snow.In the eastit's also going to be cold, but it isnt going to snow,it'sgoing to rain.

So rememberto takean umbrellaif you live in the eastof England.In the south and the west the weatheris going to be very different. In the west it's going to be a beautifulday.Its going to be cold,but it's going to be sunny.And in the south it's going to be sunny too, and it's going to be hot, maybe20 degrees.So I hopeyou all havea good day...

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7.16 I It'soppositethe theatre.(the cinema) 2 It's betweenthe school and the supermarket. (the post office) 3 It'snext to the museumoppositethe school. (the park) 4 It's on the corner oppositethe church, next to the post office.(the supermarket) 5 It'sbetweenthe bookshopand the cinema. (the chemist's) 6 It'snext to the music shop,oppositethe cinema.(the theatre) 7 It's on the corner oppositethe bookshop, next to the musicshop.(the bank) 8 It'soppositethe park. (the school) 7.17 A Excuseme. Is therea bank nearhere?

B Yesthere'sone in South Street,next to the bookshop.

A Thanks.

7.19 I Go straighton.

2 Turn right.

3 Turn left.

7.21 1 Tourist Excuseme! Is therea petrol station near here?

Man A petrol station?Let me think. Yes, I know. Go straight on and turn right.

Tourist Go straight on and turn right?

Man Yes,straighton and turn right. Then go straighton about 100metresand then turn left.

Tourist Turn left?

Man Yes,and the petrol stationis on the right.

You cant miss it.

Tourist Thankyou.

Man No problem.

2 Tourist Excuseme. Where'sthe museum?

W*oman I'm sorry.I dont know I dont live here.

Tourist Oh excuseme.Is the museumnearhere?

Man I Sorry.No speakEnglish.

To*urist OK, no problem.

Tourist Excuseme. Can you help me? I want to go to the museum.

Man 2 The museum?

Tourist Yes.Do you know where it is?

Man 2 Sure.Go straight on down this street and turn left. Then turn right and go straighton. Then turn left and the museum is on the right. It's on the corner.

Tourist Thank you very much.

Man2 Excuseme!

Tourist Yeah?

Man 2 It's closedon Mondays.

Tourist Oh no...

7.22 Interviewer Is there a post office near here?

Suzy Yes,there'sone on London Road, next to the coffeeshop.

7.2t Interviewer Is there a coffeebar near here?

Lauren Yes.Turn right, it's on the right, next to the hotel.

Interviewer Is there a chemist'snear here?

Chris Thereis, yes.Go straight on, turn left, it's on the left Interviewer Is there a bank near here?

Carolina Yes,there is. It's betweenthe coffee bar and the chemist's.

Interviewer Is there a bookshop near here?

Brittany Yeah,it's next to the bank.

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Where'sSiberia?

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Where'sCarolinafrom? B from Brazil.

Where'sPedrofrom? B from Spain.

Where'sTokyo?

B in fapan.

Where'sCharlesfrom? B from England.

Where'sPaolafrom?

B from Italy.

Where'sSeattle?

B in the United States.

Where'sMaria from? B from Mexico.

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It's an umbrella.

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2

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What is it?

They'rephotos.

3 It's a watch.

4

They're chairs.

5 It's a dictionary.

6 It's a credit card.

7 It's a city.

8

They'reemails.

9 It's a bus. l0

They'reidentity cards.

28 a Completewith my,your, his,her, its,your, our, or their.

I'm English. My nameisWilliam.

I They're from Russia.

2 A What's name?

names are Natasha and Igor.

B I'm David. Nice to meet you.

3 He's American. name is Wayne.

4 We're Mexican. names are Antonio and Thalia.

5 That's their cat. name is Felix.

6 name is Tina. She'sBrazilian.

7 A We're fane and Mark Kelly.

B Room 22.This is I'm Sally,and this is -

b Write the sentenceswith the names / people.

This is his house.(my father) I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

Thisis myfather'shouse.

David is her brother.(Angela) This is his book. (Antonio) Ann is his mother.(Mark) They'reher children.(Sara) His car is a Fiat.(my brother) lim is her boyfriend.(Sally) This is his pen. (Tim) They'reher keys.(my sister)

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key. dog, Rover.

2C a Write sentences with lt'sor They're.

I (fantastic) It'safantastichotel.

b Order the words to make sentences. blue is bagher Her basis blue.

2 (expensive) 3 (orange) 4 (slow) 5 (new)

,fu

6 (good)

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and

I and simPle: present

read the rules' Listen anclrepeat the examples'Then i+i I live ir-rtl-recitY cetrtre.

You live neilr here.

. P resentsi rnpl ei ,1.1-l )s 1- I I yort+ ver b'

@ ;â&#x201A;Ź.-t" yo,iliwnenrhere?Nor

O:oyou live here?Yes'I do' NOT Yes-l+ive J\ lmPeratives = up' Listen'etc' tir irnPerative Wait! Stand -; irnperative= Dott't+ verb, e'g' Don't worr)/' Dtuit be lote,etc.

yott' Presentsimplei+i is the sane for I and = verb; + doit yotr I Presentsimple iji for I a,n,r'ttive irt tie ci,tycentre'NoT ".g.i

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we,you,theyl+ l,i- l, and ? I simPle: present

reaclthe rule' r.l.l0 ,r Listen and repeat the exarnples.'Ihen

l+i We have coflee for breakfirst' You have rice for lul'rch'

They have f-ishfor ciir-rtrer'

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No, we don't.

Do you have cclffee? Yes,we do.

No, they don't. do.

Yes,they Do they have tea?

We don't have teaifilr breakftlst' You don't have palstafcrr lttncl-r'

Theydon't havetleat!1!ry:l

. P resentsi mpl et* l ,i -;, and i ? I i s the same for l, Yott, we,yoLt(Plural), and theY'

p r e s e nsti m p l eh: e ,s h ei,t \ + "i,- l ' a n di ?

Then read the rules' r r.tz ' Listen and repeatthe exanlples'

I rvorl<.

Vrlt rvttrl<.

He works.

She works.

It works.

Wc rvttrk.

Vrtt rvttrk.. 'l'hev rvctrlt.

I tlotr't tvtlrl<.

Yolt tlotr't u'tlrk.

He doesn't work.

She doesn't work.

It doesn't work.

Wc tlotl't u'tlrli.

Yott c'ltttl'ttvtlrli. 'l'hc,v cltlt-t't r'vorl<..

I)tt I n'ork? l)tt Ytltt n'tlrli?

Does he work?

Does she work?

Does it work?

I)o tvc rvtlrk? l)o yotr tvorli? l)o thcv u'tlrk?

Ycs, I cltl.

Nil, I tltlt-t't.

Ycs, I clo.

Yes,he does.

No, I cltltl't.

Yes,she does.

Yes,it does.

Ycs, tvc c1tl. \ts, ,vttttcltl'

No, \\,c cltlt-t'1.

Y e s ,t h c t ' c l o .

No. thcy cltltr't.

PresentsimPle he I sheI i t \ i r - v e r b + s + verb PresentsinPle he I sheI it',:',= dogsn't h e I sl rcl i r+ vertr + PresentsimPle he I sheI i t' t? \ D o e s

s rules5rdPerson Spelling I rvorli itr itt.ttlfflcc.

I l i v ci n S p a i n .

I n, at c h( lN N .

I f lnis hr vo rka t 8 ' 0 0 .

I sttrclyhistorY.

He works ilr artrofflce'+ -s He livesin Spairl.

-{) t c's(rvtlrclscrtciirlg'/t' -s/l'-s-s' She watcl-resCNN. 'I'he film fir-rishesat []'00' y l icsttt"lr'at ttttlit'rg He sttrdies history'

sarle as for plr-rrals' Spellingrules for 3rcl persoll s are the

du lrregularI have he I sheI it has lhiezl Ido Igo

he I slrcI it does lclnzl he I sheI it goeslgatsz-l

No, he doesn't.

No, she doesn't.

No, it doesn't.

Nt), \'t)Ll cltltl't.

r i o c - sl t o l )

5A a Complete with do or don't.

I don't livehere.I live in the city centre.

I A 2 I3 A -

you have children?

Order the words to make sentencesor questions.

Do you havean umbrella? umbrellahavedo you an?

B No, I -.

I like I football don't.

like this photo. It's terrible.

2 magazine want you a do?

you want a coffee?

B No, thanks. I -

3 a house I small live in.

drink coffee.

4 English you do study?

4 I-

have brothers and sisters.I'm an only chilC. you work here?

5 A Excuseme, -

B No, I Sorry.

6 A Do you like my coat? B Yes,I -.

5 sisterstwo have I. 6 don't British want a I car.

7 here you near do live?

It's fantastic.

8 a don't I phone mobile have.

5B a Write sentences.

b Completethe sentences with a verb from the list.

haveteafor breakfast(They E)

Thelt have teafor breakfast.

I want coffeeor tea (yo.r E) 2 havecerealfor breakfast(They E)

drink have like not listen +ive read not speakwatch work We live in a big house in Oxford.

3 like chocolate(yo,rE)

I We

4 eata lot of rice in Japan(We[i) 5 drink coffeein the evening(yo,r E)

2 My husband and I breakfast.

6 like Chinesefood (WeE) 7 havesaladfor lunch (They E) 8 drink teain Russia(theyE)

3 -

to the radio in the morning. cereal and coffee for

your children

4 My sisters 5 People in Italy 6 -

a lot of coffee.

you -

7 They city.

TV at dinner time?

Spanishor Italian. on Saturdays?

New York. They think it's a fantastic

you 8 English?

newspapersand magazinesin

rc .

b Put the verb in (brackets)in the right form.

Rewrite the sentences.

I live in a flat.

I They read magazines.

She livesin a flat He

They don't live 2 -

3 Do you speakEnglish?

4 I don't eat fish.

3 Where --

6 I have two brothers.

7 We don't watch TV.

you -

My brother

4 My husband

she Andrew My mother

5 What

8 I study French at school. Simon

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I She

2 I teach small children.

5 Do you like cats?

near here. (not live)

she

big cars.(not like) for breakfast?(have) TV at the weekend.(watch)

they -

6 He 7 -

? (live)

he -

8 The restaurant (not open)

tea or coffee?(want) at the weekend.

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present never olwoys,usuolly,sometimes, simple+ adverbs of frequency:

(-4.6) Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

I always have breakfhst.

They usually finish work at 5.00.

ShesometimeswatchesTV in the evening.

He never eatsmeat.

Be careful with the posrlion of adverbs of frequency: I always have breakfast.NOT @ @ With never,use a [+l verb: He nevereatsmeat NOT

4B Wordorderin questions (+.s) Listen and repeat the questions.Then read the rules. withspeok,live,etc.

Questions

with be Questions Qucstion

Verb

Are Is How old are Where are What tin-re is

SLrbject they this you? you it?

American? your coat? from?

Word order = [+l Subject verb , ] r ''re American.

American?

Fl Verb subject Are

Questi on

A uxi l i ary S ubj ect

Infi ni ti ve( = ver t r )

Where What What music When How

Do do does do does do

speakEnglish? live? do? like? go to the gyn-r? spell it?

yolr yolr your sister you fane yolr

. Word order = ASI (Auxiliary Subject Infinitive)

) e1:;:t'65iT:"!i,*,r,^, rsubject rnnnitive Wheredo you live?

4C

conI con't[L [f, and[f ]

Q.rt) Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules. permission conI con't'. andpossibility r+r t-l You can park here.

He can come to dinner tonight.

We can havelunch outside.

You can't park here. (corit - cttttrtot) He can't corre to dinner tor-right.

We can't havelunch outside.

rI

l4

iu

Can I park here?

Can they come to dinner?

Yes)you can.

Yes,they can.

No, you can't.

No, they can't.

Use can I can't for permission or possibility.

- You canpark here. = You have permission.

Youcan'tpark here.\ = You don't have permission.

- I can cometo dinner tonight. = It's possible.

I can't cotneto dinner tonight. = It isn't possible. can I can'f is the same for 1,you, he, she,etc.

7J)= Can I parkhere?NOT @

You I What do you do? I'm a doctor. (singular) 2 Where do you live?We live in Boston.(plural) 3 You can't smoke here.(= people in general)

4A a Order the words to make sentences.

complete the sentencesin the presentsimple. use a verb from the list and the bold adverb.

drink never coffee after dinner I. I never drink coffeeafter dinner.

do drink

I bed I never before to 12 go.

2 husband dinner my sometimesmakes.

eat finish get go have speak watch

He flever eats meat for lunch. never I Alex

3 a shower have morning the always I in.

4 usually he breakfasthas home at.

to the gym in the evening. sometimes housework at the weekend. always

2 We 3 Spanishpeople

5 always bus go to they by work.

6 a sometimes sandwich we lunch for have.

7 closesthe restaurantlate usually.

8 goes work she never shopping after.

4 I-

lunch at home. usually coffee in the evening. neyer

5 My sister 6 I-

up early. always English at work. never TV after dinner. sometimes

7 We 8 Myhusband

work at7.30 p.m. usually

4B a Order the words to make questions.

b complete the sentencesa question word from the list.

live you do wherez. Wheredo you live?

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

centrethe wherecity is? is how motheryour? we late are for class? your is this coat? wherelive Katedoes?

Englishdoesspeakbrotheryour? family sushido your like? film startwhat doestime the?

How (x2) What (x2) \l,hartime

When (x2) Where Who

ls Whattimedo you go to bed?

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A A A A A A A A

-'s -

B At about eleven o'clock.

do you haveEnglishclasses? do you want for breakfast? old is your mother? musicdoesshelike? that man in the photo? do you usuallygo on holiday? doesyour sisterwork? do you spellyour surname?

B On Thursdays.

B Cereal,please.

B She's64.

B Classicalmusic and opera.

B It's my wife's father.

B In the summer.

B In a bank.

B I-V-E-R-S-E-N.

4C a Write sentenceswith can or cAn't.

You / play football hereE Youcan'tplayfootballhere.

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

/ we watchTV after dinner f I I seethe board! |ames/ help us tomorrowp I you cometo classtomorrowlJl You I readmy newspaperf We I park here! llsitherefl She/ go to the cinematomorrowE

b Complete the sentenceswith can or can't and a verb from the list. have hear open read remember speak swim walk u{ie You cafl use the Internet in that caf6.

1A

we_-today?

B No, the water's very cold.

2 | _

this. I don't have my glasses.

3 A What's her sister'sname?

B Sorry I -4 It's a beautiful day.We -5 A Hello,

lunch outside.

I ---

to John, please?

B Sorry, he's in a meeting.

6 The restaurant'svery near. We _ 7 sorry, I 8 -

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there. you very well. can you say that again? the window? It's very hot in here.

5A 5.2

pastsimple: be Listen and repeatthe examples.Then read the rules. +

i(ttz-sl'/= tttl-srlrrl) I wasn't a teeicher.

You weren't ettschoolyesterdav.(n,crctt'l= tvcrcttot) He wasn't at hotne last night.

It wasn't l-rotlastweelt.

We weren't at work.

You weren't in a l-rtrrry.

Theyweren't in Canada.

I was a teacher.

You were at scl-roolyesterday.

He was trt hornelast night.

It was hot lastweek.

We were at rvork.

You were in a hurry.

They were in Canirda.

lri

tr

Were you late?

\'es, I was.

Nct, I wasn't.

Was she ii singer?

\'es, she was.

No, she wasn't.

Were they in Mexicc-rlast week?

\'es, they were.

No, they weren't.

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5B

pastsimple:. have,go,get

5 . 1 I Listen and repeatthe examples.Then read the rules.

+ I got up early yesterdily.

You had breakfristirr bed.

He went to ivork by car.

We got up late today.

You went to school.

They had dinner at honre.

(tlidit : tlitl ttot) I didn't get up earlyyesterciay.

You didn't have breakfastin bec'l.

He didn't go to rvork by car.

We didn't get up late today.

You didn't go to school.

They didn't have dinr-rerat home.

iil

xl

1/)

Did you go to scl'roolyesterday? Yes,I did.

Yes,she did.

Did she get up early?

Yes,they did.

Did they have lur-tchat work?

5C

Presentto past: am I is -> was, are -> were He is at home today.

He was at home yesterday.

Use the past simple to talk about finished past time.

You can use the past simple with thesepast time s: this morning, expression yesterday,last night, last week,last month, last year.

No, I didn't.

No, she didn't.

No, they didn't.

Use the past simple for finished past trme. have,go, and get areirregular verbs.

Presentto past: i+) I have-> I had I go ->I went I get -> I got i,-)I don't haveI go I get -> I didn't hqve I go I get NOT ffi*vent 11)D o you haveI go I get . . . ?

-> Did you have I go I get...?

NOT myou-ffin+?

Did is the past of do.

The past simple is the same for all persons.

pastsimple: verbs regular

. 5 . 1 5 Listen and repeatthe examples.Then read the rules.

i_

+ I arrived carly.

You finished the book.

He wanted a coffbe.

The film endedat 7.00.

We studiedSpanishat school.

You worked late.

They stopped at a cafd.

i?l

I didn't arrive early.

You didn't finish the book.

He didn't want arcoffee.

The film didn't end art7.00. at school.

We didn't study Spanisl-r You didn't work late.

They didn't stop at a caft. ,y'1

'fV

yesterclay?Yes,I did.

Did you watch Yes,she did.

Did she walk to work?

Yes,they did.

Did they play teur-ris?

id No, I didn't.

No, she didn't.

No, they didn't.

' regular past verbs: +l = verb + ed,e.g. work-> worked . verbswith final e = * d, change-> changed ".g. = verbs with final consonant + y l/ + ied, e.g. cry -> cried verbs with final consonant / vowel / consonant = double final consonant + ed, e.g. stop --> stopped,prefer -> preferred ' i-l = I didn't arrive early NOT {-did#+arived l? i = Did you watch TV...? NOT Di*nou-watehtc

':

5A a Write sentenceswith was and were.

We / at home lastnight f I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

We weren't at home last niqht.

/ you at schoolyesterdayf, |ames/ in the meetingf We / on the planeat 4.00E I they in classyesterdayf David I veryh.ppy last night p | I at work until 8.00todayf | your sisterin Bostonlastweekf It / a terrible film [+l

Complete the dialogues with wAs, wasn't, were, or weren't.

A Where I were you last night?

B 12 A No, you 3

at work all evening.

You a with Miriam!

B N o ,I s - !

A Gloria Estefan a teacher?

7 B No, she -.

She8 a translator.

A eyou in Milan yesterday?

B No, we lo-.

We ll in Rome.

A t2 the film good?

B No, it 13-.

It 14-

verv slow!

5B a Write the sentencesin the past simple with yesterday.

b Complgtethe sentences with the bold verb in the past

simple E, E, or E.

I don't go to the gym.

I didn't go to thegym yesterday.

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

A

Shehascerealfor breaKast.

Do you go to the cinema?

We don't havelunch.

Theygo homeat 8.00.

What time do you get up?

Shedoesn'tgo to schoolby bus. lack getsup late.

What do you havefor dinner?

I 2 3 4 5

Did you go

to bed earlylastnight?(go)

B Yes,I did. I went to bed at 9.30!

A What _ you -for lunch today?(have) B Ifish.What'sfor dinner?

Carla to her Englishclasstoday.(not go) A Where you _ lastnight?(go) B We to the cinema.

A What time _ the children_? (getup) B Late!They at 11.00.

I'm very hungry.I breakfastthis morning. (not have)

5C a Write the sentencesin the past simple.

He smokesa lot.

He smokeda lot.

I We work in a bank.

2 He finisheswork late.

3 They live in Brazil.

4Iworryalot.

5 Shewalksto work.

6 The train stopsin Barcelona.

7 We play tennis.

8 You talk a lot!

b Completethe dialogueswith the bold verb in the pastsimpleE, E, or E.

1 2 3 4 5 6

A Did you play golf lastweekend?(play) B Yes,I PlaYedon Saturday.

A Where you the car?(park) B Iit nearthe restaurant.

A you _ your homework?(finish) B No, I it. It wasvery late.

A What you -at university?(study) B Ieconomics.

A you the film? (like) B No, I it very much.The actorswereterrible.

A you _ TV lastnight?(watch) B Yes,we a very good programme.

A you the door when you went out? (close) B Ofcoursel-it!

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6A

Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

@

Plural

Singular

tr-l There'sa TV. tr

There'sa bath.

l+ | There are two beds.

There are sorne pictures.

Thereisn't a phone.

Thereisn't a garden.

1- | There aren't any towels.

There aren't anv pillows.

Plural

Singular

f?-l Is there a car park? Y) Yes,there is.

Is there a gym? iI No, there isn't. t

.

l

tr ' . . . .

Are thereany lifts?

tr

Are thereany cupboards? tE No, therearen't.

There'sa TV in my hotelroom.= the room hasa TV IJsesomeand any + plural nouns. some- you don't sayhow many. somechangesto anyfor E and E. Don't contract thereis in short answers,e.g. Yes,thereis.NOT Yesrthere+

Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

@

Plural

Singular

I + | There were some hotels.

There were ten bars.

l+l Therewasastation.

There was a road.

Therewasn't an airport.

There wasn't a swimming pool.

E]

l_l

There weren't any big shops.

There weren't any tall buildings.

Plural

Singular

tr Was there a park? fT l

, .

@

V

therewosI therewere

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Yes,thereare.

E]

.

t

V

Was there a shopping centre?

Yes,there was.

tr No, there wasn't.

tr tr

V Yes,therewere.

Werethereany restaurants?tr] No, thereweren't.

Werethereany hotels?

therewasI therewereis the past tenseof thereis I thereare someI ory,(See6A thereis I thereare)

pronouns object Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rule.

Subject pronoun

Object pronoun

I'm vour teacher.

You'relost.

He was at the party.

She never listens.

It's a beautiful coat!

We aren't friends.

They're good books.

Do you want to speakto me?

Can I help you?

I saw him.

Don't talk to her.

I want it for Christmas.

They don't speakto us.

Why don't you read them?

. LJseobject pronouns (me, him, etc.) as the object of a verb or after prepositions.

6A a Complete with a, some, or any.

Are there

b Complete with the right form of there is or there are.

There aren't any Cokes in the minibar.

any lifts?

I There aren't 2 There are 3 There's

cars in the car park.

I

pillows in the cupboard.

2

any free tables in the restaurant? any lifts in reception.

3

a bath in the bathroom. It's very big.

4

a swimming pool in the garden? a remote control for the TV. Can you ask reception for one? any pictures in the room.

sauna in the spa.

4 Are there 5 Is there

chairs in the garden?

TV in the bar?

6 There isn't -

table in the bedroom.

7 There aren't 8 There are -

5

windows in my room. shops in the hotel.

6 7

a meeting room in the hotel? some towels on the floor.

8

6B a Write the sentencesin the past.

There'sa big car park.

b Complete the dialogue with the right form of there was or there were.

Therewasa biq car oark.

A Hi fack. How was the hotel?

B It was awful.

I Is therean airport?

2 There aren't any restaurants.

A Why?

3 There are a lot of shops.

4 There aren't any bars.

B Well, I there wasn't a lift, and our room was on the third floor. The room was big, but it was cold and dark, and2 any windows.

A 3 arestaurant?

5 Are there any tourists?

6 There isn't a spa.

7 Is there a cinema?

8 There'sa hospital.

B No,, A 6

.s

onlyabar. a lot of people in the hotel?

B No. And I'm not surprised.

A 7 aswimmingpool?

B Yes,8 , but it wasn't very clean.

6C a Change the highlighted words to one pronoun.

b Complete the sentences with an object pronoun.

I didn't seeMaria in classyesterday.

I didn't see her in classyesterday.

1 I never talk to )ames.

2 We're lost! Can you help my friend and me?

3 I call my mother and father every weekend.

You speak very fast. I can't understand you I I bought a camerabut I left _

in the shop.

2 fames likes Sarahbut she doesn'tlike 3 My children love stories. I read to _

every night.

4 I read this book last year.

5 Can't you find your keys?

4 Emma said goodbye to Jackand he kissed

6 I don't like Jack Nicholson in that film.

7 Do you love your wife?

6 we saw them at the airport, but they didn't see-.

8 Wait for Janeand me!

9 I don't know his phone number.

10 Did you tell Luisa about the meeting?

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5 I'm hungry. Can you make

a sandwich,please?

7 I don't have my car today. Can I go with _?

7A

like+ verb+ -ing

@

Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

What do you like doing at the weekend?

I like walking in the mountains.

I love cooking.

I don't like studying.

. IJseverb + -ing after like and love. . Spellingrulesfor the -ingform: Infinitive

verb + -ing

read fly cycle swim

I like reading. + tng Shedoesn'tlike flFrg. He loves cycling. /+ing We like swimming. one vowel + one consonant= He doesn'tlike shopping. d o u b l econsonant+ i ng

Spelling

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Future begoingfo (plans)

@

Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rules.

A Don't double final x and w, e.g. boxing, snowingNoT beleri*g,

tr

tr

I'm going to come to classon Friday.

You're going to go to Paris this weekend.

He's going to buy a new car.

We're going to fly.

They're going to stay with us.

I'm not going to come to classon Friday.

You aren't going to go to Paris this weekend.

He isn't going to buy a new car.

We aren't going to fly.

They aren't going to stay with us.

f?-l l

.

l

V

tr

Are you going to travel? Yes,I am.

No, I'm not.

Is she going to seethem? Yes,she is.

No, she isn't.

Are they going to swim? Yes,they are. No, they aren't.

Use be + going fo * verb to talk about future plans.

You can use future time expressions,e.g. tomorrow, next weelgetc.

7C

Future begoingfo (predictions)

@

Listen and repeat the examples.Then read the rule.

I 2 3 4

It's going to rain.

I think you're going to like it.

What's going to happen next?

They're going to have a fantastic time in New York.

You can use be + going fo * verb to make predictions for the future.

7A a Write the -ing form of the verbs. swimming swim I meet 2 stop 3 buy 4go 5 cry 6 write 7 run 8 lose

b Write sentences.

I/likelflvE I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

I don't like flvins.

She/ like / cookf | you like / travelfl I / loveI get lpresentsf They / like / watch TV El / your fatherlike / play chessf, I / like I wait / at the doctor's!

My mother / love/ work in the gardenf We / like I go I to bed latef

7B a Write sentenceswith the right form of be going to.

b Complete with (be) going to and a verb from the list. buy do gt*

I he I cometonight fl Is hegoingto cometonight?

I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

They / takethe train to London E She/ go to universityf We / get married next summerf I you / go out for dinner f / he I p^y you the moneyfl I / studythis evening!

I you / meetus at the airport fl She/ makepastafor lunch @

I I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

'm

go not have meet send not stay take

goingto give

We --

her a book for her birthdav. a new car next month.

you

A what -

him an email? you

tonight?

B I'm going to seea film.

They We I'm tired.I

a holidaythis year. in that hotel.It's very expensive! to bed earlythis evening.

It's cold outside. -

you

He

a coat? us outsidethe cinema at 7.00.

7C what's-going to happen?write a sentencefor eachpicture.

5 rain tomorrow

6 swim in the river

3 leavesoon

7 breakhis leg

4 tell them a story

8 be late for school

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zero one/wnn/

2

two itu:i

3

three

4

four

5

five

6

six

7

seven

8

eight/erti

9

nine

10

ten

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twelve

13

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14

fourteen

15

nftecl

16

sixlecq

17

seventeen

18

eishteea

L9

nineteen

20

twenty

twenty-one

2I LJ

twenty-two

LJ

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30

thirty-three

33

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40

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44

forty-four

50

nfty

55

nftv-nve

60

sixty

66

lixtY-six

70

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77

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90

ninety

99

ninety-nine

100

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Chinese

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Italian

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Mexican

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Russian

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Spanish

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Turkish

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American

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British

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3 r-nother

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4 fhther

6 friends

5 son 6 daughter

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7 sister 8 brother 9 boyfriend

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Plural

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children

a man

lnen

a woman

women

a person

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2.2r Listen and repeatthe

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red

small

3

old green 5

fast

yellow

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slow

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good

bad

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-

white

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7

drink coffee

2 have children

watch TV

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4t,

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read magazines

work in a bank

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What does she do?

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a waiter (a 1ya[tress)

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He's at school.

tz

She'sat university.

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, F - I an administrator

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in a shop

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It'sten pastone.

It'sg4ter pastone. /'ku,r:tci

It's twenty pastone.

It's twenty-five pastone.

It's half pastone.

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It's twenty to two.

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I lth

theeleventh

2nd

thesecond

Izth

thetr,velfth

3fd

thethird

13th

thethirteenth

4th

thefourth

14th

thefourteenth

5th

thefifth

15th

thefifteenth

6th

thesixth

16th

thesixteenth

7th

theseventh

LTth

theseventeenth

8th

theeighth

18th

theeig

9th

theninth

19th

thenineteenth

10th

thetenth

20th

thetwentieth

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have breakfast

have a shower

go to work (bybus,car,etc.)

go to university

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have a sandwich

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