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Contents
Module 5
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Irregular verbs
and my favourite
hobby is
Grammar
Vocabulary
1 one
2 ................
3
4 four
5 five
6
7 seven
8
9 nine
10 ten
11
12 ...... , ..... ....
13 thirteen
14 fourteen
15
16
17
18
19
20
fifteen
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seventeen
................
nineteen
................
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4
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
Rosa is Brazilian.
I ............. Irish.
They ............... from Spain.
Bob's favourite hobby ............... reading.
Mario and Rosa ............... from Italy.
We ............... from America .
You ........... . Italian.
He ............... from Argentina .
Kate and Bob's favourite sport ............ football.
Vocabulary
pronouns/possessive adjectives.
* Match the
words to the
pictures.
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[IT]
waiter
judge
actress
vet
nurse
fire fighter
Grammar
1 My mum is a / an nurse.
2 Brad Pitt is a / an actor.
3 Robert's father is a / an electrician .
4 Ann's a / an secretary.
S He's a / an la wyer.
6 She's a / an artist.
7 Mrs Harris is a / an vet.
8 He's a / an teacher.
2
3
4
S
6
7
8
9
10
a)
Read and
underline the
correct word.
painting.
Everyday English
Vocabulary
institutions, important.
1 A:
B:
2 A:
B:
3 A:
B:
4 A:
b Take care.
b Great .
B: a So-so .
b Me too.
b You too .
2 The US flag has got red and white ........... .... ... .
3 The USA is a great .................................... with
a population of about 300 million people.
4 A flag is a ..................................... of a country.
5 Independence Day is a(n) ........................... day
for all Americans.
6 You can see the US flag on all .................. ...... .
29 days.
3
1st
2nd
3rd
4th
5th
6th
7th
8th
9th
10th
b Me too.
b Oh, why?
I'm tired .
a Not bad .
b Oh, OK.
b I'm OK.
1 A:
B:
2 A:
B:
3 A:
B:
4 A:
B:
b Me too.
3 A: How's it going?
11th
B:
12th
a Great.
13th
14th
15th
**
16th
17th
18th
19th
20th
Vocabulary
1
2
3
4
Reading
T (true), or F (false).
6 ..... ....... .
--( 8 .... .........)
a)
o ............ .
B He's 1) middle-aged/young
and 2) chubby/slim with
3) short/long,
4) wavy/
straight, 5) black/fair hair
and blue eyes.
He's 1) in his late twenties/old
and 2) well-built/fat with
3) straight/wavy, 4) brown/
grey hair and a 5) beard/
moustache.
b)
**
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Vocabulary
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4 A: Who is .........
Grammar
the 100m.
S A: Is Andy in the volleyball team?
B: Yes, he is one of ................................ ........ .
1 Harry is ........................................................... ..
(good) players.
3 I am a .................................................. (strong)
B: Yes, it is.
8 A: Is Tracy .. ........ ......... ....... ........ .... (good) at
tennis than Michelle?
than a football.
6 I have got a medal for ......... ... ...... ........... ..... .... .
me at cycli ng .
Listening
** 0
Speaker 1
Speaker 2
(tall)
Speaker 3
Speaker 4
Speaker 5
Vocabulary
1 ............................. (,x)
2 ....... ...................................... W)
........... ................
3
4
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5
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6
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.... ...
7
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8
9 .................................... ......
(,x)
Grammar
**
Fill in: who, what, where, how old, which. Answer the
questions.
(,x)
(.f)
(.f)
(,x)
(,x)
(.f)
A: ............................ .
is your
name?
is her name?
4 ........................ .
nationality is she?
B: My name is Stephan.
2 ................................... ...... .
is she from?
2 A: ............................... . is Adam
from?
B: He's from Texas, America.
3 ............................ ........ .
is she?
4 A:
...................... is he?
B: He is 14.
5 A: ..................... ........ .. . is your
favo urite sport?
B: My favourite sport is
basketball.
6 ..................................... is
her favourite sport?
Write two things you can and two things you can't do.
Listening
5
1
2
3
4
5
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about your best friend .
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Vocabulary
Complete the
crossword with
the cities . Where
is the landmark in
the photograph? .
b Fifteenth.
b Mexican .
b Peter.
4 A: What's this ?
B: a Computer Science.
b A ball.
b France .
6 A: How are yo u?
B: a Not bad.
1
3
4
6
Across
K
__ _ ___ is in Malaysi a.
T ______ is in Canad a.
P ___ is in Ital y.
S ___ _ ___ is in Chili.
7 D
is in the United Arab Em irates .
9 G ___ is in Egypt.
10 B ______ is in Thai land.
Down
2 W _______ _ _ D.e. is in the USA.
3 T ___ _ __ is in Libya.
5 A
is in Indi a.
6 S _____ is in Austral ia.
S B ___ _ __ is in China .
S A: This is Lucy.
B: a Pleased to meet you .
b I'm fine.
9 A: See you .
B: a Not bad.
10 A: How's it going ?
B: a See you later.
b Take care.
b Fine, thanks.
12 A: Is he from Spain?
B: a No, he hasn '\.
b Yes, he is.
Listening
*0
1 a Seventeen .
2 a Ital ian .
3 a Yes, he is.
4 a Volleyball.
5 a She 's Lau ra.
Seventeenth.
Ital y.
No, they aren '\.
Reading.
b It's her book.
b
b
b
b
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C am
B He
C His
A chubby
C You too.
6 A: This is Kate.
B: A Pleased to meet you.
B Take care.
C What's his name?
C C your
C regular
12
C full
C short
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B medium
C wealth
A new
B Hello.
C heavy
B medium
A ride
B drive
C run
C older
Clip
B wavy
C full
C chubby
C team
Clips
C my
C institution
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My family is very special to me. My dad's from Spain . His name's Juan and he's 40 years
old. He's an actor. You can see him on TV. He's very tall and he's got brown eyes and
black hair. He's famous for his beautiful smile.
My mum is younger than my dad and she isn't Spanish, she's American. Her name's
Angelica. She's a vet and she's shorter than my dad. She's slim and has got long, straight,
fair hair and blue eyes. She's very pretty.
I've also got an older brother. His name's Marcos. He's short and well-built. He's a student.
His favourite sports are hockey and basketball. He can run very fast and jump really high.
His favourite hobby is listening to music. He can play the guitar, but he can 't sing very well.
He is eighteen years old and he can drive a car.
My sister Tanya is the youngest in our family. She's only four years old. She's very cute.
She's got a dog, Rex .
My name's Leo and I'm 15 years old and
1 Juan's family is very important to him.
I'm a student. I'm of medium height. I've got
2 Juan's father is Spanish .
big, brown eyes and short fair hair. My
3 Juan can act.
favourite sports are football and swimming.
4 Angelica is taller than Juan .
My favourite hobby is painting. I can also
S Angelica has got short hair.
draw very well. My dream is to become an
architect one day.
6 Marcos is a good singer.
......
......
.....
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Vocabulary
s:
Grammar
or
aren't.
some or any.
Fill in:
4 A:
S:
S A:
S:
6 A:
S:
because
there
aren't
.. .. .
bookcases.
Reading
. hits of small
It has got three floors Wit 0
1)
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. There are 2)
s ... ..... ..
m..
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on the wailS .
there are 3)
Fill in
the questions.
There is a 4)
14
on the floor.
c .. ..... ... .
ms
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ip House IS very g.
The Spaces h
h
ot a Romar
One of the bathrooms as g
and 2 bathrooms.
b..
........ .
. There is a great
style 5)
l&I'--- ta-ins from this very special house.
view of the moun
Vocabulary
Grammar
5
6
7
8
9
10
11
roof - .................................................... ..
box - .......................................................
make
sentences
Fill in:
look at the
picture and
using
prepositions
of place, as in
the example .
1 .......... ... ...... . is a cushion.
**
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Vocabulary
a)
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[ID
[IT]
[IT]
b)
take
A agent
horse
B American independence
skating
C rent
symbol of
D photographs
flat for
E rink
on the first
F riding
get
G wet
estate
H floor
B: a Yes, please.
b It's expensive.
B: a It's 120,000.
b It's number 12 .
4 A: Can I see it?
B: a Of course.
the sentences .
b It's blue.
B: a That's right.
b Yes. That's great.
B: a Not bad.
b Bye .
**
Listening
*0
bedrooms,
. h
kltc en,
a 2) ...... .............. .. .
a 3) ..................... . living room,
a di~ing room, a garden w ith great
1) ...........................
Vocabulary
Reading
Do the crossword.
F (false).
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c-
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c'-
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skyscrapers.
This
is
Van's
house
in
**
17
Vocabulary
a)
b)
neighbourhood? Which
aren't?
Grammar
Vocabulary
Everyday English
11
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1 ............................. .
Across
You can watch film s there.
4 There are teachers and students there .
6 You can buy fresh bread there.
7 You can eat burgers and chips at a ...... restaurant.
8 . You can buy animals there.
**
Down
2 You can go there to send emails.
3 You can buy T-shirts there .
5 You can drink hot and cold drinks there.
6 You can buy books there .
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Word orde
1 got/huge/a/garden/has/it
2 big/bedroom/is/my
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5
2
20
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My house is .......................................................................... ,
Vocabulary
What is each
tower made of:
tower.
B: a Yes, of course.
b I want to rent a flat.
2 A: Is 4 o'clock this afternoon OK?
B: a That's right.
b Yes, that's great.
3 A: Excuse me, can you tell me where the library
is?
B: a It's in Merton Street.
b Next to the desk.
4 A: Is there a toaster in the kitchen?
B: a No, it isn't.
b Yes, there is .
5 A: Which floor is it on 7
B: a It's got five floors.
b It's on the fifth floor.
6 A: How many bedrooms has it got?
B: a It's a two-bedroom flat.
b It's a small flat with a balcony.
B: a Yes, of course.
b That's OK.
8 A: What's that?
B: a It's an iron.
b M - I - L - T - 0 - N.
12 A: How much is it?
B: a It's 212 Apple Street.
bit's 2,000 per month .
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(
skating
garden
the
childrens
unique
boats
va cuum
baths
lake
post office
chemist's
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Yes, it is.
house
CID
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Then there are the family's floors. These are on the top four floors of the
building. Each member of the family has got their own bedroom ,
living room and bathroom.
[I[J
The home has got a health club , with swimming pools and
yoga rooms. The family can exercise in the gym or dance
in the dance studios. They can also relax in a hot spa bath.
[ill
[iD
LzIJ
Vocabulary
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
play
send
A t he Net
B board games
listen t o
C muSIC
D t ext messages
E w it h friends
surf
hang out
Grammar
4
Tom 1)
He 2)
he 3)
he 4)
Afte r school , he 5)
home and 7)
dinner, he 8)
and the n he 9)
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Vocabulary
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
get up early
......... the
.. . Sundays. I help my
B: I ............. ..
live in a house
B: He .......... ..
.. .. ................ (she/watch)
TV in the evening?
.. ... She us ua lly ......... ...
B: No, she .....
.. .... .... .. ... (surf) t he Net.
.................. (youJleave)
..... (catch) the bus at 8:30.
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Everyday English
Vocabulary
new friend s.
time, please?
B: a That's fine .
cinema?
B: a Make sure you 're on time .
:Ol1} 1
4 A: Don't be late.
B: a OK. See you there.
b That 's a great idea.
76 5
2 ..... ...... .. ........ .................. .
7 6
3 .......... .. .. .... ...... ............ .
...
5 ............................ .
10/.
11 12 1
4
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B: a Excuse me .
6 ......... .. .......................... .
b OK .
**
Vocabulary
**
1 .................... 1
1
2
3
4
5
6
Reading
1 Elephants .....
.. .... food
to eat during the day.
2 It's impolite to ................ ..
at people.
3 Wildlife experts .................. .
their best to protect endangered
anima ls.
4 The hotel staff
you feel welcome as soon as you
arrive.
5 The safari holiday in Africa ..
.. ............ ........... to be a fantastic
experience.
a)
2
3
4
5
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Grammar
Vocabulary
4.4=8
15+15=30
X
I
5+5=10
00 ~ ~pr~
6 ......... ...... 11 7 ................. 11 8 .
Fill in
should/shouldn't.
0"
.. 1
OK
Bring a camera.
Arrive before the performance.
Be quiet during the performance.
Turn off your mobile phone.
NOT OK
Match the words. Use the phrases to
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
school
a experience
packed
b skills
circus
c uniform
unique
d walking
tightrope
e lunch
1 Trapeze,
acrobatics
and
clowning
5
are
all
his
lessons
are
very
interesting/
interestingly.
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Vocabulary
Reading
grandmother.
Jacqui lives with her fam ily on a sheep farm in the
outback of Australia. The nearest town is two hundred
miles away, so she must study at home. Once or twice a
year, she goes into the school building. The rest of the time,
the school comes to her. She completes all of her schoolwork
by post, radio or via the Internet.
1 dad, mum
3 uncle, ..........
S grandfather,
... .. ..... .. ." ..
7 ............, wife
2 .........., niece
daughter
6 brother,
A It's John's.
B Mary and Peter's.
C She's my aunt.
Listening
4 * 0 You'll hear Harry and
3
4
S
6
"
"I usually get up at six o'clock . I must feed the chickens and collect their
eggs, then we have breakfast. After that, I turn on my com puter and check my
messages. School starts at eight thirty with assembly and registration . We have
lessons before lunch, and early in the afternoon. At five o'clock, I help my mother
makedinner and then I do my homework.
I really like livi ng in the outback. My fath er and brothers are sheep herders, and
I love working with them . I enjoy the School of the Air because I can stay at
home and learn, but I miss my friends. My best friend Stephanie lives two
hundred miles away and I only see her once a year at school. She has to go into
school every day. "
The 'real' school is in Alice Springs, in the heart of the Australian outback . This is
where the teachers give their lessons. The school provides education to children in
the most isolated parts of Australia and is fifty years old. There is a visitor's centre
for tourists.
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a)
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Write an ema il to your pen-friend about your
family.
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1 How many people are there in your family?
2 What are their names?
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b)
ITD
[ID
CID
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Yours,
Vocabulary
b Really!
1) ........................................ .
Listening
3
0 listen and circle the best response.
**
1
2
3
4
S
a
a
a
a
a
Yes, we do.
Usually not.
It's twenty to five.
Don't be late.
Mary's.
b
b
b
b
b
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C dangerous
C isn 't
B This is it.
C shares
8 A: Who's Anna?
B: A She's at home.
C No, I don't.
B She's my sister.
C Mary.
C blood
C Doesn 't
C typical
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evenings.
A go
out with
B goin g
C goes
Reading Task
(multiple choice)
Read the text. In each
question choose the right
answer A, B, C or 0:
1 At Hollywood Animals students
first
A study the animals and their
lives.
B teach the animals to behave.
C give the animals food.
D take care of the animals.
2 Well-trained animals
A get nervous in front of a
camera.
B can perform special acts.
C are always happy.
D sometimes fight their trainers.
What kind of school has got both animals and people as students?
Hollywood Animals does. It's a wild animal training school outside of
Los Angeles, California. At this unique school students learn to train
exotic animals of 011 kinds.
Students work with tigers, bears, lions, chimpanzees and other exotic
animals. First, they learn 011 about the animals and their behaviour.
3 Training animals
A is very safe.
B is not easy work.
C is often very exciting.
D doesn't take long to do.
Then, they learn how to care for the animals by feeding and cleaning
them every day. Finally, they have to study animal training methods and
walk. When the animals are more experienced they learn to do all kinds
of amazing things. The tigers can run, jump and even fight when their
trainer tells them to. And the clever chimpanzees can even look happy,
sad or nervous for the camera!
Although working with exotic animals is very exciting, it is also very hard
work. Students work long days at the animal centre. And even training
the animals isn't always fun . First, there are lots of rules about safety
that the students have to follow. Then, they have to be very patient as
training animals takes time and practice.
Many different types of people come from 011 over the world to study at
Hollywood Animals. The students don't need a degree or any special
education to study here. Some experience working with animals is
helpful, but the most important thing is to really love exotic animals.
People take the course because they want to find a job working closely
with animals. Some students become animal trainers for film and TV.
Many others use their new skills to get jobs in zoos, aquariums, or
circuses. But whatever they do after the course, one thing is sure. Students
never forget their experience at Hollywood Animals school.
Vocabulary
pictures.
Barcelona .
people
our ho use.
.. .. .. ................ local dishes
fo r ou r holiday.
7 We are eating seafood in a rest aurant; it 's
8 A lot of soldiers live inside the ......................... .
........... . Summer is my
Grammar
4
1
2
3
4
fly
eat
shop
come
......... .........
"
5 play ....................
....... .. .......
6 make
7
8
9
10
11
12
......................
..................... ,
buy
listen ... ................
................. .....
sit
send
continuous .
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Hi , Emma l
Greetings from Alaska . It's freezing cold here .
Mary
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Vocabulary
Shoes
Clothes
Accessories
1 it/rain?
.' ,
Is it raining? No, It Isn t.
2 they/fish?
... ..... .. .
..... ............ ... .. .... . azine?
3 the girllread a mag
"
.....
........ ....
...... ... .. ... .... .
. 7
.........
4 they/\isten to musIC.
......... ...... ....... .
... .. .. .. ..... .
........
... ......
5 boyslwear trousers .
6
'
........... .. ...
Grammar
2
3
4
S
6
7
8
**
Dear Katy,
Hello from New York City! We 1) .. .......... .... ........ .
ful time here! We 2) .... .... ........... .. .
(have) a won d er
. ht in
(stay) in a hotel in Times Square, 50 we are fig uall
the middle of the city. In the mornmgs, we us Y
(eat) breakfast m one of New
3) .. d.... I.... Then for the rest of the day,
York's famous e IS .
,
.
d
(explore) the City. My da
we 4) .. .... ...... .. .. .. .. .... (i~ve) history, 50 most days,
5) .... ... ........ ..............
(visit) different museums.
he 6) .. ~~i~ ..hi~ but often, my mum and I
Sometimes w )
'
.
nth Avenue
7) ............ .. ............. . (go) shoppmg on I (sit) in a
instead! Right now, I 8) ...... ..... .. ........ .. .... while m
fe in the Metropolitan Museum of Art
Y
ca
(look) around the
parents 9) .......... .. ................ .
museum shop. Wish you were here!
Take care,
Sarah
35
Vocabulary
[ill
[ill
[IT]
[ill
[ill
[ill
[ill
[ill
shopping
A park
food
B cinema
fast food
C coaster
14screen
D malls
dinosaur
E creatures
amusement
F museum
roller
G restaurant
sea
H court
36
Everyday English
Writing
**
Vocabulary
2
3
4
5
6
7
Reading
T (true) or F (false).
Hi Tnomas,
I The sun is sninireg ared we're
Greetiregs Jro m Tokyo. ea Market. The market takes
visitireg the Togo Shnne Fl d res oJ a snriree. It's the
lace ore Suredays in the gar e ared giJts Jor Jriereds.
P
f b IImg souvemrs
q
erfect
place
Jor
u,
d
h'lte
chirea
1
950s
Jl
m
P J
't
blue an W
'
You care Jired Jurnl ure,
ld .res toys ared even
osters, Buddha statues, dO I Thc~;e is also traditional
P
and Swor s.
ancient he lme ts
. L. l vel ll nower patterns
d ostumes WIt" 0 , J'
jewellery an c
a rich culture.
.
nere. Tne Japanese nave
d L. M" sister is takmg
f 9 a san WIC". ,
. 't
Right noW, I'm ea In . a reat time! You must VISI
notographs. We're haVIng 9
p
. I
Tokyo sometlme.
See you soon,
Mark
Grammar
Listening
B at a street market.
5
1
2
3
4
**
37
Vocabulary
IFRUITI VEGETABLES
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
38
............................... rice
.. .... ......... .......... .. .... . tea
........ ........... ....... ...... mann ers
............... ................ . of t oast
........................ ........ butter
............ ................. ... eggs
.. .. ........ .. .... ...... ........ meat
........ ......... .... ........... coffee
Grammar
DAIRY PRODUCTS
5
6
7
6
1
2
3
4
5
Listening
Vocabulary
** 0
ITIJ
[ill
[ill
[ill
[ill
wear
play
watch
paint
eat
A the parade
B their faces
(
traditional
food
D music
E traditional
costumes
3 We're .. ...................................... ..
in the street rig ht now.
**
Everyday English
b I think so.
39
sentences.
)
ITIJ
a street
display at midnight.
Myriam
r--------------------,
2
1
2
3
4
40
**
Vocabulary
temperatures .
Reading
a)
Fill in :
.. m
b)
**
8 A: Anything to drink?
8: a A soda, please .
b Here you are .
9 A: Let's go shopping .
8: a Good idea .
b Is that all?
41
B are going
isn't going
A crown
B paint
watch
B a little
( a fe w
B is driving
A fleas
are driving
B aqua ri um
A change
(
market
A do
A travels
21
B have
A trainers
B heels
A shorts
shoes
B can't
can
B gives
11
B traditional
B display
B: A A cola , please.
A waiting
B sanda ls
(boots
B freezing
Blast
B she
B mustn 't
B fits
B staying
B: A I want a hamburger.
(
can't
matches
(holding
It's delicious.
A hold
28
Breach
(drop
B map
delicacy
raining
29 Temperatures are ...... in winter.
survive
42
(follow
A she's
B choose
A stay
A looks
(parade
It's 1 .50 .
A boiling
takes
12 A: Anything to drink?
(
delicious
A can
supplies
B catches
late.
price
Mondays.
B top
(stalls
B courts
am
varie ty
B cone
B Than k you.
A humid
Brain y
her
(Iow
No, I didn't.
Vocabulary
Do the crossword.
[ID
er-
,,---
'2
..--
f-f--
'2
f--
I I I
I-
I-
I-
I-
I-
I-
I-
I-
I-
'-
Il-
'-
f--
f-f--
I-
I-
'-
I 11
,,-
'-
r'
.ff-
'0
ff-
f-
I-
I-
III-
'-
:J
forum
bath
Grammar
WQS,
weren't, were.
44
C marketplace
D bakery
Across !)
Down
* Fill
A:
B:
A:
B:
'-
A temple
B hotel
'-
[IT]
[IIJ
[!IJ
IT[]
[ill
f-f-f--
II-
Vocabulary
ruled,
*attended, worked,
Fill in:
1
2
3
4
hunted,
transported,
played.
Write the
w ork
................
live
fi sh
o.
tra vel
5 attend
**
6
7
S
9
10
play
................
wa lk
... ........... .
design
................
study
.. .. ............
past
simple.
and craftsmen .
2 They .... .. .. .. ........ goods by boat.
Grammar
Fill in:
had,
Students 6) ..
A: .... .. .... .. ..
their school day Back home, kids 8) ......... .. ... ..... (play)
w ealthy boys
in ancient
w rite?
11 ) ..
B: Yes, the y
could.
2 A: ...... ...
ancient Egyptians have video games ?
B: No, they .. ..... ...... .. ... .. . They played board
theatres.
Egypt?
B: No,
the y couldn't.
attended school.
.. .. .. .........
a)
water
clocks.
45
Vocabulary
1 We
young .
2 George . .. .. .... .. ...... ........ .. the dog last night.
tr
4 Everyone in our family helped with the .... ...... ...... ........ .
S Last year, my family moved to the city. I real ly ............ .......... ..
life in the country.
6 When Tom li ved on a farm, he helped his parents .. ...... ...... .... ..
the cows every day.
Everyday English
Was it boring?
Did you like it there?
lan: Yes, I did. There was a lot to do. I went swimming and I
ten!
lan : 3) ............ ... ............. ...... ...... .......... ...... .. .............. .. .....
50 years ago?
3 Neil
Armstrong
was
the
first
listened
to
lan: 4) ... .. ....... .................... .... ..... ........... ..... ..... ." " " " """.
Kenny : Somet imes, but I love it here, too!
her favourite
to
bands
like
Led
**
46
Vocabulary
3
4
5
6
Reading
a)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Cah 0 ki a
h;;:
s___ _ _
4 He wo re a bea utiful hat. u
5 The ancient city ha d man y
founta in s. m____ _
6 The city had
s__ _ _
10.!! bu ildings.
b)
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
47
t/oec&u$mryr
and debt.
................
King Henry Vlll spent a lot of money during his reign and
to pay off'
when he died England had a large ....'.....
Lord Nelson, the famous English naval '....."'!...!!.'""'r!"',
defeated Napoleon at the battle of Trafalgar.
Some people believed that poison was the real ."....""""""
for Napoleon's death.
King Henry Vll was the first English king to build a(n)
correct form.
Drake......'..
Francis
around
over Spain.
of
PeoPle
rwnrmar
were
He
It
a huge
...............
Jane
the
..,you
historY
...........
While
Dan
La lsabela.
Blackbeard
he
from different
ships on land.
The Vikings
often .........
4 **
my friend
4B
so
you called.
\2
of
..,,.........
appeared.
8 Queen Elizabeth
9 They
not work
..........
They
attacked them.
11
sentences.
6 The Europeans
we .,,..'...."
Vocabulary
Everyday English
K N
5 M
W A
5
V
response .
funny?
B: a Yes, it was a great comedy.
b I prefer comedies.
4 A: What type of films do you like?
B: a I prefer fantasy films .
b I quite like it.
S A: Did you like animated films
w hen you were young?
B: a I prefer fantasy films.
b Yes, I quite liked them.
6 A: What did Patty do at the
weekend?
B: a She
watched
that
new
action film.
Listening
** 0
49
* Complete the
by Jeremy Smithers
the questions.
Ir---------------~
Write a short review of your I
I
I
favourite film.
I '
I .
I
I .
: .
I
~---------------~
50
I
I
Vocabulary
B: a At the pool.
b No, she w asn 't.
enemies .
3 The Native Americans .. .. ...... .. .. ................... .. .. ..
the environment and tried not to destroy it.
4 They sometimes used dogs to ..... ... ... ....... ....... .
their sleds.
5 The w omen of the tribe did the housework and
B: a Yes, he did.
b No, they didn't.
b I li ked it a lot.
5 A: Cou ld you swim at the age of si x?
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
[IT]
w ooden
A skin
native
B houses
C crops
0 tribes
animal
grew
............ living
B: a I prefer thrillers.
b I didn't like it.
continent?
4 Nature was very important tolby the Native
Americans.
5 The Cheyenne made their hou ses of If ram
buffalo skin.
51
B No, I don't.
C attended
52
C traded
C terraced
C fiction
C departments
of
1718. Maynard found Blackbeard and his crew in small harbour in North Carolina. The pirates and Maynard 's crew
fought each other. [n the battle, Maynard shot and killed Blackbeard. Aftelwards, Maynard searched for Blackbeard 's
treasure, but was unable fi nd it. When Blackbeard died so did the secret of his treasure which remains a mystery to this
day.
53
Grammar
Vocabulary
below.
1 Tom wants to ride/drive a camel w hen he goes
to Egypt.
2 One of the things I've always wanted to do is
climb/flyover the city in a helicopter.
time yesterday.
(visit) Barcelona
8 try - .. .. ............ .
a)
6 see - ..................... ..
7 climb - .. .................
perfect.
desert.
5 ride - ............... ..
IJIJ
double-decker
[IT]
[IT]
city
[IT]
[ID
[IT]
b)
active
A ruins
B van
ancient
C volcano
0 bus
ri ver
E skyline
camper
F cruise
54
Vocabulary
Grammar
2
3
4
5
3
4
S
6
7
perfect.
* Fill
2
in : weird, old fashioned, on board, bun,
skydiving before.
.. .. ..... .. ...... ... .......... .... ...... a cable car and ride
(she/be) there?
4 A:
(never/try)
55
Vocabulary
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Listening
r
56
Everyday English
Vorcbulary
* Fill in: downlood, caught, instant,
1A:
only
..........
n.* ; ;,;;;;;;;
music from
B:
6
7
2A:
(you/learn) so far?
4A:
B:
5A:
l1).............
B:
.........
6A:
B:
I know, I 2) ..........,..................
Yes,
last night.
.. (not/see)
HiJenny,
you for ages!
Hi Alice!
3A: I .................
B:
(youiever/be) to
technology exhibition?
B:
Gramfttar
A:
so
(You/risten) to Tom's
Yes,
.........
minutes ago.
(be)
l'm great. lt
3)
....,.....
(be)
my
.............
Oh no, I 4)
you, l'm so sorry.
(forget) to call
for
A:
That's OK.
B:
Yes. I
5)
written a blog?
project....,.
already D for
A yet B just
B:
A:
Yeah, here
7)
.........,.....
(ever/have).
.....,.,.....,...
Wow, I 8)
A:
Yes,
9)
.....,.........
(just/download)
A for
B ever C since D
already
B:
has got
is getting
57
r:n
Reading
Voc abulary
nod, shake.
can
lnuits
people.
People
show/point direction.
ln Canada, maintain direct
communication when talking
to
eye
contact/
another person'
a firm/stiff
andshake.
from l
to
travel
another
countrY
1lou
clean.
bread.
host
Grammar
lf you break something, tell the host'
58
4 *
have a meal.
The Saudi Arabians talk a lot during
mealtime.
Vocabulary
pictures.
cut
have
sprain
twis t
get
A: 2)... . . . . . . . . . . .. ,
B: Well, I have a headache and a runny nose.
A:
B: 3) ......................................... .
1 He's cut his finger
2 ............................ ..
A:
B:
A: 4) .................. .. ..................... .
B: (an I sti ll go to work'
A: 5) ...................................... You need your rest.
B: Thank you, doctor.
3 ............................. .
.............. .............. ..
Listening
0 You are going to hear a radio interview
B nurse.
receptionist.
....................... ...... .
8 ............................ ..
B making food.
in their homes.
9 ............................. .
10
..
59
Writing (A story)
look at the
picture and use
the words!
phrases in the
list, as well as
your own
ideas to write
a paragraph
setting the
scene for a
story.
Saturday morning
My friend Ted an d I
warm sunny day
go mountain biking
past simple .
My friends 1) ....... .. .. .. ... .. ....... ..
(tell) me that the old empty
house on the corner of my street
2) .. .. .... . .. . .... . . (be)
haunted. But I 3) .. .......... .... .. ....
(not/believe) them . So one day
14) .......... .. ....... (decide) to go
and look for myself! I
5) ... ..... . ...... .. (open) the front
door slowly and
6) .... ... ..... ... ....... (enter) the
house. I 7) .. ....... .. ...... ... ...... .
(start) to walk down the hallway.
Suddenly, I 8) .................. ..
(hear) a loud bang behind me. I
9) .. .. .. .... ......... .. .. .. (turn) around
and 10) ............. .. ......... .. . (see)
a scary shadow. Then , I
"I'"II"I~
lliIJ
Reading
1
communicate, sophisticated.
Mobile PliGht!
~tiq..eHe
technology,
like
mobile
phones,
to
keep
in
other people?
centre.
B: a I can definitely organise a fundraising event.
phone
6) .................. ..
B: a No, I didn't.
b No, I haven't.
7 A: When are you free?
B: a I can make it on Monday mornings.
**
closest to them.
11
A: Is Louise at home?
B: a She's just gone out.
b She's already been to the doctor.
61
working as a
C culture
62
63
begtn
We use the indefinite article a before nouns which
(b,
f , g'h' I' k, I, m' n' p' q'
c,
d,
sound
with a consonant
r, 5,
t,
v, w, x, y, z).
balloon o horse
a kite
we r for people
they + for PeoPle, animals
or things
begin with
on-egg
an
aetoPlane
on umbrella
Fossess&we
my/yo
r/h is/her/rts/o
r/you
r/their
^*__
_
m ine/you rs/h is/hers/-/ou rs/you
theirs
Short Form
Long Form
rs/
^ _j
t'm
yo
.J
u're
a)
b)
he's
she's
it's
a
we're
you're
they're
'your
a
a
noun.Ihis bookismine.
in written
We usually use the long form of the verb to be
y ears old'
seventeen
are
they
En g ish Tiey are f rom Piland and
I
W.
,t.
A:
8:
spoken
written Enqlish'
What'syour nameT
am not
not
! you are
I
not
i she is not
it is not
we are not
you are not
they are not
I he is
:
l'm not
Am
you aren't
Are you?
ls he?
isn't
isn't
it isn't
he
she
ls she?
ls it?
we aren't
you aren't
they aren't
Are we?
Are you?
Are theY?
Have
l"*.
l
you
i
got?
L theYi
hos
We form the 3rd-person singular in the negative with
notlhosn't got.
,t.
got
haven't got
got
iYou haven't
iI
l?
question'
ln short answers, we do not repeat the whole
We use Yes or No, the subject pronoun and the
W.
got
have not
you have not
We form
itt tt.
short answers.
with
We form'all the other persons in the interrogative
have+subject+got.
Use
b)
His
e.,
I
ffig
ai&s*
::::.'i:::.,1:19-!:*j
&
words.
%,
pencil
*'
,%
+.c
fuj
HiJim,
My name 1) ,,................ Rachel. l2) ..... .,.,.... from
,
Manchester, Enqland. I 3) . ,............... 17 vears old ,,+!+i
'
from Brazil.
WeiOur are Spanish. We/Our favourite actor is
Gael Garc a Bernal. He/His is great.
Andrew's from ltaly. He/His is sixteen years old.
He/His favourite sport is tennis. This ball is
he/his.
Peter and Lucy are fourteen years old. They/Their
are from England. They/Their favourite subject is
Science. These books are theirs/their.
Rachel
1A:
B:
B:
. Julia
No,
No,
They
from Spain.
it
.........
. My favourite subject
. History.
5A:
B:
they
4A:
B:
from England?
she
.
Yes, L.........
3A:
B:
Ffas Simon
. you a student?
2A:
#*t
(/)
65
#ffi
ornparisoms -,erdjectives
{Comparativcs * Surparlatives}
.',,.. ---:,:!::'-'."-"-'-'""'-.'-"*'".1*::^
;
irt
:-.'--,.-.'''-*-,*',-...'+*;...-..-,.--,,,.-.--"-.,
;one-/two- i short
shorter
mm
, :l-. .. ,-.----,-.-,,,--i
(than) i the shortest i
;
jsyllable i nig
! Oigg.t (than) i the biggest
adjectives nice ' nicer (than) the nicest *1
j - -' -.' "" ""'"-^':"""'--"-"-'***-^1.-"-"---*-",-y adjectives i easy
easier (than) the easiest
i'
"
LVVV-JYildUtE
)ULLC))t Ut
)ULL))t
Q"estion \rords
Ut
(tnan)
aojecuves
.-. .--e . ----"' ".-----i..*.'.'".=".-:.-'*'..-.-----------."..-...- -.-"-,j
better (than) the best
trreoutar
:
"',:"1:"' 'qood
bad
, worse (than) the worst
We use:
"
aotecuVes
much/many
: more (than)
the most
Form
,
.
,
A:
B:
l'm Bob.
A: What is it?
8: lt's a boak.
Where for places.
Whereis Michellefrom?
A:
B:
She\from trance,
How old for age,
A: How old is Kate?
B:
B:
Blue.
*J u'*
in
"
Spelling
With one-syllable adjectives ending in -e we add only -r
in the comparative and -st in the superlative.
nirc - nicer (than) - the nicest
66
i t#-'"p,*
$. F
t*
c;
tha
(sh
i r*"+: y{
0n
superlotive form.
swi
is
5)
...............
swir
6)
Tony
me(
is
10
is3
41
Tennis is .............,..
Ben s the
Russia
*:t,
perlative.
's*i -.,;
Tennis is ....,..........,
;:
Use
;:* r'
rn p
Rugby
.
.
but
19
Thi
the
(sur
tear
'1..
:;
::1f
Cristiano Ronaldo is
(tall) than Lionel Messi.
2
3
swim
cook
)(
dive
)(
is
5 Yelena lsinbayeva is
Jane and
..,..,...
fill in the
comporative
.'
...............
...i.,
B:
B:
4A:
got \
5
(successful) athlete on the
:eam,
It',s
1:;:
your name?
My name is Juan.
are you?
3A:
B:
ts
2A:
(long). we're
1A:
s 3)
Grzegorz Lato is
(successful) Polish footballer of all time.
Kirsty
............. dive,
gaps
sing
ffiffi
x,/
dance
'.
;;;;;;;;;;;;ii;
notes. Then
complete
the
questions
and
answers.
Name: Vicky
{s
$ Age:17
Country: Russia
5he
It's
4 ............
5he
It's
5 ..,,..........
It's
67
ffere
$s
sr
laeve
,&1,,&r
* Some -
Any
ThislThese
ThatlThose
We use this/these to talk about or point to
ffi
a
a
'..@-
r-t' '&,
This is a tuble.
of
We use thot/those
-"
my
ls
There isn't
lbaker's
"
ls
there a toy
ijlllL
theatres?
'-'::
there
l;:ih'"
...?
Are there
...
That is d lanp
,supermarkets
. Are there any
:
"t'ii,=t';.: in-;-
'!'?;,,.':'":
::1'.{!
'.,.:.=,:o
-. ::..j!:.i:1 ..
"'it#:,
people,
\.
i neighbourhood. , nelghbourhood
''
people,
something exists.
forms
an npple?
'l
c)l..-^l-
.
o
e'r
dresses, church
churches, fax
faxes,
!.
1A:
there is.
a sofa in the living room?
B:
3A:
B:
tt
4A:
...,.....:....
,-.-..,i
-.,..,--:.._,....-.:.-.,
women
foot
: tooth
child ren
: mOUSe
i mice
man
: men
woman
pers0n
2A:
t-
ch iLd
:_
F'
B:
- tays
: people
feet
, teeth
B:
5A:
B:
6A:
B:
6B
t'
I
Choose the correct word.
,'a
bedroom.
{ +-
*-3
r.
.}
\*/
lfrst
is
:l:i:::l
t-:
{u'
I
I.
t,: :,
t.
trli\
Rewrite in the plural.
ffi
'l
lt
is a bus.
M
ry
lJrey
*r*
&uses.
9l.ii
\f
J
lt
[-.r
is a glass.
l -\
.;
He is a student.
ffi
t,ffi
+^
.*-a#
ffi
._-_r_-
1,*t
ll, r
t-
l:.Y
is a leaf.
&
li
4
lt
.,,.......,,.
*;,
He is a man.
This is a bus.
That is a mouse.
This is a brush.
4 That is a chair.
This is a box.
5 This is a desk.
5
That is a poster.
This is a sofa.
6 lt is a tomato.
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Fnepsitons
The lmperative
We
'c'-
:"e
We
fo'- :-e
the bas:
':'-
uP!
Use
We use
the -le'ative to
grve orc:': Stop that man!
of
ftloveryent
Use
We use prepositions of movement to show the direction in
which someone or something is moving. These prepositions
are. up, down, along, across, into, outof, over, under, through,
post.
Walk psst the library. Then turn into High Street.
Tc
Fr
St
Frepositions of Flaee
We use prepositions
something s
,i
,,S',
of place to
:',wf g
q*c
towords
tu
under behind
next
i-_,_*--"^-.."*i
-fu
to
fw*t
t
#
nea
i* "" "^"*"-****,i
,ltli
"fu of
in front
olong
: -**"[*-
',{l
ti\
between
;
i
Alan -TItc
_lt
singular
*"
_"-"1
UP
rC
ti
3,
4"
.
r
with
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his car
(N?T byhk++)
TFe* $rvap*fl;#9ild*
6,
7"
d.
Ct
{;
2 go straight on (/)
3
turn left
(/)
Lr
Pronunciation
The is pronounced /a/ before words which begin with
(I)
0
o
i-,,./I
t...
...,,ri
4 This
notebook is green.
I have
got
HiCarla,
This is the living room in our new house. lt's really big.
There is a long sofa
the living
room. There are some cushions 2) .............. .
1)
........,.......
it. There is a carpet
4) .........., ...
the coffee table. There is a large
window 5) ................
the sofa. The sofa is
6) ................
two tables. There are lamps
7) ............ ..
.... the tables and there is a
picture 8) ..........,.....
... the wall, g) ........,..
3)
armchairs 10)
to
Ben
through, out
.. ....
to
$'
Love,
r.__
my house
lridge
Paula
FTORIST
TAII{
8TATlOr{
Hi Ben,
'l bedroom/Jane's/small/is
2 got/has/house/our/garden/big/a
3 busy/school/is/street/on/their/a
4 favourite/book/my/is/this
5 town/has lalmodernlour/sports centre/got
6 is/table/the/a/there/large/dining room/in?
2)
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l,
Prepositiens ofTime
Present Sirxple
o
.
.
holidays: otEaster,etc
expressions. at night, at noon, at midnight, at dawn, ot the
weekend, etc
We use on with:
by
.
.
r
dates: on6thJuly,etc
expression s. on weekday1 on Manday morning(s), etc
We use in with:
months: in March, in August, etc
seasons. in (the) winter, in (the) sumner, etc
years: in2A20,in2035,etc
expression s'. in the morning/afternoon/evening,
.
.
.
.
,&durerbs
i: i :
...!..
.i:1.::1i::::.!
i,*;;*;:i:::;#-:-^L,-.., ::-.-,
,^
I
l worK ... ,
you :
ihe "
Does she iwork .? I:
I
j
L ,t
-:
i
lwe
i
1
always
Lr
'
*
-i-ttsv-lwork
*:"... - *::
We
':---
Use
.
.
.
.
.
sometimes reod
ffir*smrsts Srxap**
ves' we/vou/thev do
a glass
Yes. he/she/rr
does.
-'.--','":1 ":
No' heAhe/it doesn't
L-l::'*yl:1":i:
t1
I oo ;;;
sometimes (25%)
rarely/seldom (10%)
never (0%)
Adverbs
Yes, l/you do
No, l/you don't
'
(100%)
usually (75%)
often (50%)
:,
.;..
Frcquene&r
sf
1t send - he
2t play - she
3t listen - she
H
4 I live - he ...............
5 I study - he ............
6 I do - she ...,...........
1A:
(you/have) a music
lesson on Saturdays?
B:
No, I usually
He
..............
I hate - he hates
I talk - he t6lks
Verbs ending in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x, and -o take -es
I pass - he
I fix - he fixes
A:
-ies. I cry
B:
passes
he cries
B:
B:
always
(eat) two!
(your dad/go)
F*"*p*s$$*ms
Steve
........,
(work) in
bookshop.
Laura
"l
*f ?$ru*
I go rollerblading on
/ in Saturday
mornings.
.........
(live) on campus
at university.
Sophie
We don't go to school at
&.riw*rfu s
........,
................ (go)
*ff
/ in the weekend.
r*x4+s*rz*e.
Uncle
Frank
.,.... (catch)
hang
out
friends.
I catch
hangs out
go
ffi
work
doesn't
B don't work
Mary ....... a music lesson every afternoon.
have
has
BDo
Does
A watches
watch
A wear
G
1
wears
to school?
Yes, I
do,
rl
Linkers
ta
We use should/shouldn'tlought tolought not to g ive advice.
You should exerctse more ofen. (lt's a good idea.)
You ought not to be latefor an appontment. (lt's morally wrong.)
We use should/shouldn't to make a suggestion.
Yo u should g o to the p arty. (lt's my su g gestion.)
We use but for things that are different. I love football, but
I don't ltke basketball.
We use or to give a choice . We can ga to the theatre or the
ctnema.
Affirmative
t/You/We,rlhey have to wark on Saturdays.
To
Negative
This is the
to
don'thaveto goto
school attheweekends.
to the noun/verb.
- playful
person - personal
danqer - dangerous
play
risk
- fashionable
risky
mine
y0urs
his
his
her
hers
my
their
possible
- possibly
- happily
Adjectives ending in J take -ly.
beautiful * beautifully
happy
its
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your
She
.-
r,!.*l!
-;,-rr4..r;1;.,*4r.!
care - careless
- slowly
Mary's.
Fossessive Ad,iectivs/prono{ns
i::i',11"i.::"1
fashion
lt\
our
y0ur
Adverbs
slow
(- lt is their
ectves
-y,
gtrls' house.
belongs to them.)
.
do
He hos to f rnd
They
show possession:
we add 's when a noun is singular.
lttsthebly'sccp. (= 11 is his cap, the cap belongs to him.)
we add'when a noun is plural and ends in -s.
OUTS
y0urs
thei rs
is
her father.
This ts
by nouns
pronoun)
whereas
I
;:i?g:l"iir# j,].":c,Ii::t:It";Iit,1i;1"',.riy;,
Please
during exams.
necessary
weekends.
We ...,..,.,...
Doctors are obliged to wear a uniform at work.
Doctors
........
Play ...........
You .,....,....
It
is a
A teacher
to go to
football
Please
speak
good
to your classmatesl
...,., the baby is asleepl
Students
11
Net
..... sending
emails.
Science
I like
to the library
reading books.
Snowboarding is fun,
Jane..........
It's a good idea to exercise to keep fit.
You ...........
It's Ruth's duty to answer phone calls and make
appointments.
,.........,........ it's
sometimes dangerous.
Do you want
watch a DVD?
Students
.r
{l
fcsf.
{sdverb}
to bed early.
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Fresem
sntim&o&
ver&
We use the present simple for:
permanent states. John lives in New York.
daily routines. He works from 1l to 7 every day.
repeated actions, Heusually playstennisatweekends.
.
.
.
Fr*w*re
fl *rx*
re
as*8.5s
answer them.
T m
ip
;;; u - *
,11
tt h
ti
;ise l l n ii n u u s :
Form
Most verbs add -ing after the base form of the main verb.
wash * washing, read - reading, watch - watching
Verbs ending in -e drop the -e and add -ing.
write - writing, take - taking
Verbs ending in a vowel + a consonant double the
consonant and add -ing. run-running, stop-stopping
Use
Kate/ride a horse?
Bob/sunbathe?
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see,
.j+
continuous.
..........
.....,...
...,. (watch)
brother
(hike)
*'t
t :
a.;
s*
,.
rom, crstia*-
She.,..........
(visit) her grandparents.
{"jgUsl.t|j_tsuru
in
i)
..........
6)...............
B: They
(eat) lunch with their parents.
Jack,
(make) sandcastles.
Christina
What
(Dave and Vicky/do) at the moment?
(shine)!
"
A: I usually
Where
l-
8).......,.......
To: Bridqet
4)
?*r,;-ty+,'ir;e;!*xr:z'.p*i'"r5{"{;"Ei*ra.{:cr*
+::
1*;;l
Dear Bridget,
Greetings from Spaint My family and I f
)
(have) a wonderful time in walaga.
Te weather
(play)
i".
the present
60,,\t)
1 Tina
TV at the moment.
A watch B is watching C watches
lt isn't raining
B often
now
usually
A aren't
B Does
5 She
A now
6 Do you
walk
7 I often
A
am
8 Ann
Aam
don,t
ADo
B doesn,t C
C
gets up early.
B at the moment
ls
usually
to school?
walks C walking
playing B
are
Cis
77
po{grbre
-__-- __
We use can:
to.)
to show that something is possible or allowed.
he
can
(lt
'l
he
she i is going to
it
we
is possible.)
use
you're going to
she
";
*l
WC
you
We use cant:
they
to
express lack
able to.)
Yau
of ability. I can't
t's
nlt
open.
(lt isn't
possible.)
o
r
hel
ffft ccess&rtfUau
she
itj
wei
in
class.
Y,o'
tney
it's
Countable/UnoL!ntable nouns
ryr::iir=er::,:":=*fl:.rTl"-j'r{liil:ir..:.r]T-'t]
': ,,i,.1.
i
i
have
:i
,rr
.::f
-t-::,fi
".'--.**.-,*^"i
...?
irre
ir.
'i
igong
not.
...?
to
--
L,i::.r1,:l--,ii,fii,ifi
.,
jt/tjl/j,:
? i^ttt,
1..4:
; is not going to
iAm I going to
iAre you going to
Quantifiers
's going to
it
::*r**1?"'.Tl'=::*!':n*::?'{,:::::::i":'::::i"*ili:r,-,l
i;li::t
] '
[,-:rJ:::-:,".:.----.-:*--;s;'-*'--;;..-;,-;-;-:i-;':
i::, "::j
t
Use
We use be goingto to talk about our future plans and intentions
She is gaing ta make a pizza. (She's planni ng to.)
What ore you going to da at the weekend?
Howmanypotatoesarethere?jHowmuchteaisthere?
ls
potatoes.
tea.
There is a
(hard ly tny;,
rltot]
There is a
week/month/year, etc
lot ofllots of
enough)
much, but
There rs (very) little tea
me
:
-1::-.1
.Therearen,tanypotatOe5..Thereisn,tanytea.
L,-",._.-..,-..._.....^,.,*.:.:-."
We
use
-.",,..".----.."..".-,,"-..-i
---....--..",...."-..-i
in
the
singular.
a/on with countable nouns
Be aoinoto
7B
.VOUI
.L-
y0u
y0u
he
him
she
her
it
WC
US
';thev
you
.
them
...
-..*.**,."-'.:
{)*aa
fr"tsl
#:x #*!s-qt+.t*
mLtst
..$
You ...........
It isn't possible
under 1 5.
You ............
you,re
to talk in class,
You ......,....
It's necessary for children to be with an adult in
Children
It's not allowed to eat food inside the aquarium.
You .....,.....
You ........,..
er.*
1,,
friends It
I
l)(
shopforstroei
i / i x
|
watchafitm r I x I t
ttl
Have lunch
the pool.
I s*
u.,y
Dohomeworkl / l,r
with
r I| /
..,.,...,.
.. their
for shoes.
for shoes.
a film.
... a film.
early.
People
ff*-a*r*.9+*a":;
S*;h;**'e;,sffi
many more.
A: ls there any/some milk in the fridge?
Jack is going
ju ice.
$".**S:Wr*{rt{e{z#'ft ?*{z{:}{29
sugar in it.
fu
3
4
with him.
need?
ffiss/b?ers
l#ss'lfferc
was
you were
was not/wasn't
A: Where 1).....................y0uyesterday?
B: I 2)
., at home.
A: Who 3) .......... ...... you with?
.. with Jason and George.
B: I 4)
Where 5) ..................... you?
I 6) ............... at
Was
..?
Were you
A:
.A:
B:
.. you
Oh yes, you're right. 9)
your
and
sister at the Saturday Club then?
Yes, we 10) .............
11)..........,.......... Jim and Mary at the caf
on Sunday?
No, they 12) .......... 1) ......... you there?
A: Yes, I 14)
etc.
itre
days/
.A:
B:
l/yo u/h
17)
A: No, I
eAhe/it/we/th ey had.
ru
Use
A:
B:
A:
a ef
B:
&r,
sin g.
Could l/you/heAhe/iVwe/they
Y.r ty*/h./rr,./itr*il
sing
.l?ot,
A:
B:
4 The Beatles/warriors?/a
B:
astronaut
to
A:
play football)
B:
BO
A:
IU
5
could ploy football.(= he was able
.............
il
Choose the correct answer.
Nick's family
were on
winter
holiday last
2
3
was four.
many years.
(/)
&o r*cy
**r* ei dcgi
sled
(/)
3 bike (x)
you
Did
I was
Did
canoe
it was fine.
too young.
you
(,,Y)
(,x)
J.fial eorfd"'f
ssij s &e:i
iqf.en
(f)
Read the
was/
ride a horse
(/)
WAter
4 swim (/)
lllgrs
Faffi
l,
ffi
sholsr^"-.=-_-#
3)
4)
department stores and there 5) .............-. u poit
offi... London
6) ...........,............. some shoe shops for the rich,
but there
7).......... ...... a museum in town. There g)
slme hosnlufmld
lor of sick
peopte.
.-
iffi
iffi
.
Fast Sirnple
i l/you/heAhe/it/we/ihey
waited.
i did
past
i l/you/he/she/it/we/they
i
not/didn't wait.
Did l/you/helshelitl
we/they wait?
ffi
.. ,.,.
l/you/he/she/it/we/they saw
tt:r
T-i * q:{'l
S+
:"* r a ! * "r
r..+." r"
n-'.
...,,.. (arrive)
::::
"
Europeans
e/it/we/th ey
iu- ry,!t9l-9lJ
I Oid tlyou/he/she/it/we/they see?
''
s.
lrregular verbs
of Mount Vesuvius
(destroy) the city of Pompeii.
The eruption
:':r.::t:_:"--:.:,11....11-:::1j11.-1:l:;:l:"
did./
Did l/you/he/she/it/
Yes, I/you/he/she/it/we/they
we/they see?
Form
We form the past simple with the subject (noun or personal
pronoun) and the appropriate form of the verb.
(you/watch)
the comedy film on Channel 3 last night?
Affirmative
lnterrogative
We form the interrogative of the past simple with did + subject
.........
............ (live)
example.
Leila/watch
The
film)
Negative
We form the negative of the past simple wtrh didn't +
base form of the verb. I didn't watch television yesterday.
ile didn't sleep welllax nigltt.
We form positive short answers with did and negative
.
.
lstudy-lstudied
Verbs ending in one stressed vowel between two
consonants double the last consonant and take -ed.
lsltp
- I slipped
Use
We use the past simple for:
a
past habrts. He ware glasses when he was young,
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with chores)
Je
i.ir.
see
rea d
tell
write
10
do
A:
4 A: Stella
(find) a great
new Japanese restaurant in town.
B: Oh, I ................
. (eat) there last
night, but I ................... (not/try) the sushit
5 A:
..,......
(theyimeet)
4 L..........
5
Good!
B:
winter clothes.
3 They
...,.... (have)
......,...
1 Joe
2 John
John
A:
play
make . go
were children.
What did you eat/ate for dinner yesterday?
3)
,..........
.............
What character
in 198'l ?
lndiana
Jones B
Harrison Ford
Han Solo
Bean
Bean's Holiday?
Cairo
Paris
Avatar
Star Wars
4 Who
the Green Goblin .......,,,..?
A Spiderman B Darth Vader
5 What planet Jack .,,...,.... . to in Avatar?
A Death Star
B Pandora
6 What book ............ Stephanie Meyer
in 2005?
A Twilight
Harry Potter
,l
ft
l/He/She/lt was
long
playing.
t,
Form
l/He/She/lt was
We/You,/They
playing.
not
were
Short Form
wasn't playing
We/You/Ihey weren't
playing. : l/He/She/lt
not
I
i
playing.
.:
Was I playing?
Were you playing?
Was he/she/rt playing?
ll
was./No, I wasn't.
were./No, you weren't
Yes, heAhe/it was./No, he/she/it
Yes, I
Yes, you
wasn't.
Were we/you/they
playing?
r'5
Yes, we/you/they
are./
4 they/drink coffee
they/have dinner
Spelling rules
.
.
.
Verb +
-ing rvOrft-
,i':r'(lrig
double
Use
.
.
Bob/work on his
laptop
r
.
the
pastcontinuous:
5 Claire/talk on her
they/play football
mobile
actions in progress at a
stated time in the past (we
stated time in the past
Ker vrsifed rondon jssf mcnffi. do not know when the action
(The time is stated. The action started or finished)
i-ir w*s ivorJ<ing ci fve *'eiceft
is complete.)
actions whrch happened at
yeslerday *ffer*aor:.
yesterday afternoon?
B4
2
3
4
5
il
"
7:30 - 8:00
have breakfaat
8:00 - 8:30
drive to work
8:30 - 9:00
check emailo
l0:00
')
- l2:00
l2:00 - 2:00
A:
2
)ue
4:00 - :00
7:00 - 8:00
exzrcise at qym
(not/you/call)
................
(work)
3 A:
4
at g:.15.
at g:45.
at 1 1:00.
.. at i:00.
at 5:30.
6 A:
(sf
tt
B: Not really.
tt7:30.
7 A: When
(you/see) Andy?
B: While I ................. (wait) for the bus.
8 A: I
(call) you yesterday
.........
driving fo wsr&,
B: He ...,,...
A: why
all afternoon.
.. (Ron/do) at
B: I wanted to but I
What
Tracey yesterday?
2 Ann
3 Ann
4 Ann
5 Ann and Sue
6 Ann and Mark
7 Ann
..
prepare reportg
have lunch with
i;
mentioned below.
ir
the
post continuous.
the library
1)
........, (watk) to
5)
until it 6)
They
to form questions,
afternoon
birds
yestcrday
4
5
2)
....,.....
4)
....
..
They
7)
(hide) there.
.......,.. (decide) to take it
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i.
Fnesert Ferfect vs Fast Sirnple
Fnesent Ferfeet
Form: subject + have/hos + past
participle
i I.
|' j've
ir..^
-ve alrlveO/edlerl
-.-.-,..^^, ,^^'^.^ !
^--;..^..1r^^+^^
! nave
arrived/eaten
have arrlveO/ealen
arrived/eaten
::', youi
' l,---.:
youi
't-,. ;.
"
i
he
i
I
:
in* arrived/eaten she
,. :'s
,* ihas
she
,,s arrived/eaten ,
a
f j
i rt j
they-i
WC
WC
you have arrived/eaten you
We
USe
've arrived/eaten
they,t
Long Form
-
"'rl
"
, . --.- . -- -
"----\
fOr:
.1]lifi::l]i'::f'"J1aara-5::''."l"1::i.1l.*..:*."".-."."."'.'-...*'*l'.i..".
:. , --
'-;"""
, ,
_""
haven't arrived/eaten
have not arrived/eaten
iyou i
iYou '
I
!ne'i
i she
ihe
10
:it
iwe
iwe
'j
Have
arrived/eaten
they
. --. -.-
...".-..,..,. -*-.i-..
'r: 'ri.
:
You
i' h.
Has i
-.
she
,. it
lwe
;f"
, .
arrlve0 //ealen /
11
read
12
drink
13
leave
14
come
to
make
sentences.
1 in/we/ridden/Egypt/have/camels
ride
2 finished/she/homework/hasn't/her/yet
we/you/they have.
i No, we/you/they haven't
i Yes,
never/l/San Francisco/have/visited
Form
.
.
leave - left
We form questions by putting have/has before the
Use
.
.
Note:
4 they/travelled/have/to/ever/Pompeii?
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some shopping on
Oxford Street. Oxford Street is one of the busiest
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(write) on
4)
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(copy) rhe
lesson on their slates with a sharp tool. Schools
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(read) from a book in turns.
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times until they 10)
(know)
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to
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B enter
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are
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B
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Part I
t"r You will hear Kelly talking to a friend
the sentences I (true) or F (false).
FALSE
T/F statements
Read the T/F
statements carefully to
familiarise yourself
(false).
Part 2
O' you are going to hear five teenagers talking about an unusual activity
they like to do. Match the speakers (1-5) to the statements (A-F). There is one
extra statement that does not match.
Multiple Matching
Read the sentences
Part 3
A lots of windows.
B lots of rooms.
C
learn that
he is so passionate about
architecture.
B
C
Multiple Choice
C).
B
C
bright colours.
Listening
Read
the questions
B
C
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B
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Part
Matching headings to
paragraphs
The
title of
EDUCAT|NG
oTHERS
OUR PRESENT
PROJECT
HETPING OUR
ANIMAI- FRIENDS
MAKING NEW FRIENDS
?
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KEEPING UP
WITH WHAT's
NEW
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We are a student conservation group that works to protect wildlife locally and globally. Every
day, more and more species, like the brown bear, the African elephant and the cheetah, become
endangered. As a group, we work on different projects that protect our wonderfulwildlife.
ETI
One of our goals is to get local people to join. We organise events with schools and
other local organisations to raise money for the conservation of different nature parks.
Through our conservation work and events, our members never stop learning about
wildlife. We attend wildlife talks with animal expefts and take smalltrips to forests and mountains
as part of our efforl to stay in touch with the latest information on conservation issues. One of our
most impoftant activities is the improvement of our area by planting more trees and gardens and
cleaning up parks and nature areas.
Teaching people to respect nature is our main goal. Through our events and
lks, people learn about the importance of wildlife, We also send out a lot of
and visit schools to present the problems wildlife faces today.
and clean up an area of the park. We are proud that we have created such a
valuable area.
to make
positive
changes in the world, We love nature and want to protect it, We are always happy to
have new members. So, take a friend and come and check us out!
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Part 2
Read the
T/F/DS statements
Read the T/F/DS
statements and
underline the key
words. Look for similar
words/phrases in the
text. Then decide if a
statement is T (true),
F (false) or DS (the text
doesn't provide such
Working at a circus
It's fun being a circus acrobat. As ,,Damian
the Great", I love performing for hundreds
information). For a
statement to be ,true,,
every part of it has to
match the information
in the text.
lr
do
ll
i
I
I
r use
my laptop to send emails to friends and family
back home. rn the afternoons, r often go
sightseeing in the place we are performing.
D5
2
3
4 Damian has got a big family.
5 Damian performs in the afternoon.
6 Damian has to be careful at work.
7 Damian is close to the other acrobats.
8 Damian would prefer a 9 to 5 job.
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Part
Multiple choice
reading
Read the text quickly
to get the gist. Read
the questions and
Babylon
Histor
of
Babylon as
King Hammurabi
B
C
language.
world
Nebuchadnezzar
ll
his
A
B
a terraced building.
C
D
The shtar Gates honoured the goddess lshtar and had her
symbol, the lion, on them He also built various grand
temples and made the imperial palace more luxurious.
food
a pyramid-shaped
to
to
Hanging Gardens
A the people of
city
BC
Babylon
the city.
of
really existed.
find
on ProcessionalWay.
According to archaeologists,
wide street with statues of animals that led into the city
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Babylon had
good life.
Grammar
Vocabulary
Choose the correct item.
C favourite
D famous
A best
B popular
Their
His
isn't
B aren't
'm not
lt
blue.
symbol
flag
A What
Cfrom Dat
team
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They
g(
We
C author
D fire fighter
aged
October
SundaY
10
A
11
fat.
plump
12
C MaY D
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wealth
fit
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al
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short'
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Carla
skin.
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u
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A astronaut
B electrician
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AHas
10
amazing
Where C How
D waiter
electrician
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lts
country
........ is your surname?
Bto
Afor
6
C
D
tallest
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A'sB'mC've
nation
A
B
9B
B taller
A slim B
A tall
hobbY
more
most
manY
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14
15
A Have
B ls
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at
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hi
in
Everyday English
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D
1
b Yes, I am.
A: How's everything?
B:
A:
See you
B:
a
b
tomorrow
I'm OK.
(f -S)
Goodbye
a So-so.
b Take care.
B:
A: Goodbye.
William.
B:
a Oh, hi Carla.
b You too.
B:
A:
a Great.
b Take care.
Reading
Read the
same
sentences
She's got
hair and blue eyes. Kate can cook very well and is
good at many sports. Her favourite hobby
is reading.
Writing
G pen-friend (50-60
words).
True
2
3 Titanic is a funny film.
4 Tom Hanks is plump.
False
lnclude:
your name, age and
nationality
a description of your
appearance
film star
ask your pen-friend about
their favourite sport
ask your pen-friend to write
back
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l{
r!
Voeabulary
Gramrnar
FT
A
B
carpets
cushions
C
D
armchairs
.
You can see the New York ........ from the top
unique
simple
C
D
C skyline D
are B There is
ls there
That
These
This
leaf
leaves
leafs
into
over
through
There
A
shape
popular
unusual
A
please.
A florist's
B ba ker's
butcher's
chemist's
C
D
in
of
the skyscraper.
A view B sight
B under C
Aon
mirrors
the
B_
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t(
Aon
Bin
under
B any
the
t
L
forest
waterfall
some
"(
C mountains
D forests
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BAn
C-
hi
to
A fridge
B iron
C
D
A opposite B
toaster
in front
rc
cl
tik
cooker
Aa
B-
the
a
L
flc
A adictionary C flowers
B a jacket
D bread
'10 This skyscraper has got 105........!
A surfaces B floors C metres
next
vc
that
those
this
fo
tr
Lj
flights
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These
It
Those
cl
iil'
Aan
F
m
&d
/ bath, please.
There is a boat on the river / cliff.
You can buy / rent a flat for f300 per month.
The city is home / house to three million people.
Wash the dishes in the sink
2
3
4
5 At the post office you can buy jackets / stamps.
Ba
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100
Reading
vn
Everyday EngFis*t
BUILT TOWER
GREETING FROM
PARIS
IHE AMAZING
SIGHTS OF PARIS
a
b
B:
PARTIES
a
b
@{
tower '-r ,*
a
b lt's a large flat.
ru
L8sten !mg
O you are going to hear five teenagers
I5
a
b
324
1oo9,
tower...
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H&I
The Eirrerrower is
A: What's that?
Ihe
F CINEMA TIME
G HOLIDAY IN FRANCE
H LUNCH IN THE CLOUDS
a
b
Writlmg
G
.
.
.
.
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Vocabulary
A
1
Grammar
f Choose the correct item.
L
1 Emma ........ Music at school.
A stare
B watch
C
D
see
B have C do
get
Band
but
You
do
A Who
Do
Whose C Who's
Aon
routines
games
C chores
D lessons
married
C single D
do
the........
niece
nephew
cousin
sister
Bin
Cat
B
Ir
Aon
Bin
B always C
A
C
13
14
raise
of you.
..,.,..........
C staff
D performers
Lessons finish at
woman
never
,.........
r,
women
Cat
Keep
sometimes
Aon
only
C wild
D normal
A jugglers
B acrobats
car?
A woman's B
It's very
Cat
B often
never
ls this
A rare
B typical
Bin
to my friends.
........ child.
divorced
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Cor
'ffi
studies
A grandfather C son
B nephew
D uncle
don't study
view
A take
study
to four.
usually
gum in class.
ought not to
doesn't have to
don't have to
Ado
doesn't
B good
well
should
don't
best
uniform.
has
to
has
tt
Reading
n
V
ffiffi
.-
a
and
Iearn which plants they can use as medicine.
At the end of the day, guests can have dinner in one of
boat ride to see alligators or go on a rainforest tour
delicious
To get
A
B
C
D
dangerous animals.
B an animal park.
C a chemist's.
D places to buy things.
C
D
'-' .
A
B
C it is in the rainforest.
D it is high up in the forest trees.
r:.1::19.1rf,vr.t+..n1.
The above
text
is typical
of
A a geography book.
B an adventure story.
C a tourist magazine.
D an environmental book
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Writing
Everyday English
C
\
1A:
B:
At quarter past
three. b
4A:
B:
5A:
B:
6A:
B:
That's OK.
friend, Sam.
a
b
Do you want
Don't be late.
a That's not bad.
Yes, I am.
b Yes, it is.
True
1
to keep as pets.
Pet dogs are more expensive to keep than
reptiles.
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b
rr**^
your pen-friend's
questions.
(50-80
ls 6:30 OK?
on
Listen ing
questions.
False
words).
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I
t
I
:
:
Vocabulary
Gramrnar
A
I
A walking
B hiking
C
D
fL
f
Bir
B boots C shorts D
C Tops
D Accessories
souvenirs
The ........
B sights C courts D
stalls
Ahe
A amusement C cinema
B mall
D museum
must
B toomany C alittle
Bhis
Chim
B is going C go
goes
or
the
present
present continuous.
On Saturdays, my mum
Joel
and
bacon.
are
B traditional D strong
l0
A important C good
steamed
can
A afew
scrambled
B them
of the mountain.
few
Aus
Jewellery
B many
much
better.
him
coat
A same
C usual
B traditional D routine
sightseeing
the marketplace.
shopping
A top
C sliced D
usually
Look,
fried
..... (wear)
trainers to school.
they
..... (dance)
in the street!
This blouse is gorgeous. I really
(like) itl
parade
display.
Patrick
...,.,... (visit) an
mountains.
4
5
/ snack market.
105
Everyday English
Read the dialogue and
Listen ing
B: Yes. 3)
else
A cloudy outside.
B raining outside.
....................,.....?
..........
,...........?
please?
4)
..............
warm outside.
please.
A monument.
B park,
restaurant.
Reading
A take pictures.
B have a picnic.
Read the
F (false).
can buy
6 There is a place
7
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False
maps.
B
C
food.
music CDs.
Lodhi Garden
is
Writing
Read the rubric and answer the
::':::
I This is part
of an email you
received
your English penfrom
I
I friend, Paul.
I
I
I
I
buy
answering
your pen-friend's
questions,
(50-80 words).
,'l
Vocabulary
A
fell
asleep.
A depressing
B scary
I like to do my
boring
interesting
block of
store
flats
C hospital
D hotel
C hunted
D built
A destroy
B invade
C
D
protect
disrupt
They
hits
fashions
travelled
the
past simple
..........
(watch)
TV
C fads
D crazes
4 The
palace
D watchtowers
made
evolved
C invented
D explored
C forum
D wall
Vikings
(talk) to Jeff.
A fountain
B palace
We ............
...,...., (visit) an ancient
temple last weekend.
What ..,.....
. (Tom/see)
at the cinema on Friday?
Grammar
A grew
B fished
/ star was
interesting.
department
America.
Park Street.
A
B
3
C
Where
....,. (they/live)
girls
boys
10
.,...,....,..
last Monday.
busy
empty
horror
comedy
C full
D crowded
because they are funny.
C romance
D thriller
D
1
The people of
Troy
workshops to
make clothes.
The stone buildings of Machu picchu
very strong.
Spanish
America.
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Reading
E
Read the
For the Vikings, the greatest achievement for any man was to
do something great in their lifetime so that people remembered
them after their death. To achieve this, some Vikings sailed the
seas in search of treasure and new lands. One of the most
famous Vikings is Eric Thorvaldson. He achieved fame as Erik
the Red, the man who discovered Greenland.
Erik the Red lived between 950-1005 AD. He got his name from
his bright red hair and beard, and his hot, fiery personality. For
the first part of his life, Erik lived happily in lceland. His
adventures started in 981, when he had a fight with his
neighbours and killed two men. Local people were very mad.
They told Erik to leave the country for 3 years. Erik and his
family had no choice. They left Iceland and sailed off into the
huge Atlantic ocean.
Erik sailed west from Iceland to look for a new island to live on.
However, he sailed so far that he discovered something
amazing. A new country! Erik spent two years exploring the
new country. The land was mostly covered in ice, but he found
Viking men wanted
A to sail to Greenland,
B to write lots of history books.
C to find lots of ships.
D to be famous after they died.
Eric
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to
found a colony there. To begin his
colony, Erik needed help. So, in 985,
he returned to Iceland to tell people
about his "wonderful" new land.
Erik called his new land Greenland
to make people think it was a nicer
place to live than Iceland. Many
people were interested in the new
country. When Erik sailed back to
Greenland in 986, 25 ships with 500
men and women and many animals
went with him.
The Vikings started two colonies in
Greenland. To survive, they farmed
sheep and cows, hunted polar bears
and whales, and traded whale bones
C
D
Eric discovered
1000 years.
B
C
D
3000 years.
B
C a wonderful new tribe of people.
D a new country he could live in.
500 years,
no one knows how long.
:-t
Everyday English
Writing
a
b
ldid.
No, they didn't.
Yes,
A:
B:
l-l
James.
your
pen_
a
b
B:
lt was amazingl
I saw a film at the cinema.
a
b No, I couldn't.
Listen ing
O You will hear two people talking about
G films. Listen and
mark the sentences
I (true) or F (false).
True
False
film.
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Vocabulary
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A cruise
B ride
C
D
Remember
the........
to buy
climb
drive
lorry
scooter
C
D
C
D
tram
listen
Grammar
browse
A
........ for
bike
B coach
C attend
D volunteer
bus
gondola
fever
toothache
yet
since
B already C
B
A swum
never
just
for
B swam
has swum
A written B wrote
C write
give
A never
yet
ever
take
listen
text
buy
donate
A transmit
B share
C
D
C
D
chat
surf
collect
A
11
gone
B Has
Bgo
Have
made
are
lc
rl
t(
br
ni
dr
Cr
went
organise
Did
di
s\
A stomach ache
B headache
has
animals.
A participate
B help
experience/contact working
van
of
I have a lot
with animals.
made C make
pl
th
a(
A didn't
communicate
join
13
B hasn't
haven't
hasn't eaten
didn't eat
haven't eaten
g(
Br
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br
A yesterday B ago
15
110
ar
last
je'
ever
yet
gr"
never
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vn
A WONDERS
B BEAUTIFUL BEACHES
C UNDERWATER MAGIC
D PUT YOUR FEET UP
E
A WILD
DRIVE
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4l
jf
Cairo,
the
pyramids. The pyramids are
over 4500 years old. Seeing
tfrem is an incredible experience.
The next stop is Safaga. Here it,s time
for a desert
adventure. Spend a day riding a quad
bike across the
golden sands of the Egyptian desert.
Stop for tea with a
Bedouin tribe before you speed
back across the dunes!
Before we leave Safaga, there is time
l_)
to visit
ru
El
imagine!
Writing
Everyday English
Choose the correct response.
1A:
B:
3A:
B:
bel
a
b
a
b
bec
beg
bite
blor
a
b
bea
bea
brer
brir
bu il
pen-
bur
bur
buy
A:
B:
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have. b
cat,
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con
l.o,
l.r.
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de
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lar.
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ldrir
lo'"
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a sports player.
a scientist.
to South Africa to
rsr
lrin,
rlv
a library.
a place
lfor
lorv
l"
Inu
ln"
a gym.
to play outside.
Ben thought
lro'
ln.
sports.
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fee
lu.
lfor
ll
lfee
Ben is a
Ben went
lfa
in,
lm
t''
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it
lho
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lo'
lo'.
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be /bi:/
bear /beal
beat /b:t/
become /brk,rm/
begin /brgrn/
bite lnartl
blow /bto/
break /brerk/
lbrnl
tbildt
n /bs:rn/
lwazl
been /brn/
born(e) /bc:'nl
led / ed/
/b!t/
became /brkerm/
began /brgen/
beaten /b!t"n/
(la:,nd)/
(le:'nd)/
bit /brt/
blew o ul
broke /broqk/
brought /bral/
built /brtt/
burnt (burned) /bs:'nt
bitten /b!t"n/
left /etu
lent /lqnt/
let / qt/
left / eft/
lend / end/
let /let/
light /lart/
lit
lit /r/
lose llu.zl
lost
make /merk/
made /metd/
lbc.'l
learnt (learned)
become /brk^m/
begun
/brg4n/
blown /bloun/
broken /brooken/
brought /brcl/
built /blt/
burnt (burned) /b3t,nt
(b3:,nd
(b3:'nd)/
rst /b3:rst/
y lbal
burst /b3:'st/
bought loc:tl
burst /b3t,st/
bought lnc:v
/led/
/ rt/
/lDSt/
mean /mi:n/
meet /mi:t/
pay
deal /dr:l/
dig ldrgl
do /clu:i
ldraw
/drr:i
dream rdn.m/
ikadl
lpel
lost
/ BSt/
made /merd/
paid /perdl
put /put/
/kEl/
read lrr,dl
read /rqcl/
llloazl
ride lral
ring lrryl
ridden /no"nl
ame /kerrn/
/kost/
rise
lrazl
ut /k^t/
/dclt/
dug og
did lctrot
drew /dru:/
dreamt (dreamed) /dremt
(dreamed) /dremt
(dri:md)/
drive /drarv/
drank /dr@rtk/
drove /droqv/
eat / t/
ate /qlti
rang lre.Dl
roSe /rqqzl
ran lrenl
said /sed/
saw /sc:1
sold /sor.ld/
sent /sqnt/
set /sqt/
sewed /sQd/
shook ljot<l
shone /lon/
idrink idrr!k/
lent / ent/
let /let/
meant /ment/
met /met/
put /pot/
can /ken/
catch /k@tl/
choose /tlu:z/
come /k^m/
cost /kDSt/
cut /k^t/
(learned) llq,nt
/t-s:'n1
runk /dr^!k/
riven /drrv"n/
lrLrrl
lr"nl
k
/sqd/
/stin/
/sould/
t /sqnt/
/sqt/
/soun/
{erken/
ne
t
eaten /it"n/
fall tc:
feed /ti:d/
fell ltcy
fed ltel
fallen /fc:ten/
fed liqol
feel
felt fiett/
fought fic:t/
felt ffctt/
fought /fcl/
found /faund/
flew /t u:/
forbade /ta'bed/
found faond/
/fi: /
fight ltartl
find /farnd/
fly lftal
forbid /farbrd/
forget /ferget/
forgive /fargtv/
forgot /fe,gBt/
forgave fia,gerv/
freeze ltrr.zl
Itroazl
get /get/
g
tve /grv/
grow /grou/
/Jon/
/Jot/
showed /lood/
sleep /sli:p/
(smelled) lsmqt
snT
flown /floon/
speak /spl k/
forbidden /te'orct.n/
forgotten /fo'gDt.n/
forgiven /fo'grv"n/
frozen lfroaz"nl
spell /spel/
lloanl
shut /l^t/
sung /s^t/
sat /s@t/
slept /slept/
smell /smel/
qld)/
poke /spoqk/
t (spelled) /spelt
n ispoukon/
spelt (spelled) lspelt
(spqld)/
spend /spend/
stand /stend/
steal /sti.l/
/gBt/
spent /spqnt/
ood /stod/
/stoul"n/
tuck /stnx/
tung 1st^!/
/gerv/
go rgou/
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uck /stk/
ung /st^t/
/w-^nt/
/swq'n/
/swepi/
grew /grq/
/sw4m/
hang
/ha/
ung (hanged) na
have /hrev/
hear /hrel
ad /haedl
hide
id /hrd/
it
/harcl/
rhrt/
take /terk/
teach /t:tJ/
tore /tq,/
ltu.tdt
it
/hrt/
hold /hould/
held hc l
hurt /h3:rt/
hurt
keep /ki:p/
kept /kept/
tell /tel/
think /0rk/
throw /0rocr/
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told /tou d/
thought /ecl/
threw /eru /
taken
/terken/
taught /tct/
torn /to'ni
told /toold/
thought /0c11
thrown /0rqn'
/h3:'t/
u
know /nor/
took /tuk/
taught /tql/
ndersta nd
understood
understood
/nderstaend/
/4nde'stqd/
wake /werk/
wear /weer/
woken /wooken/
win /wrn/
write lrail
won /w^n/
written /flt"n/
WOrn /wqrn/
wrote /rout/
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