G simple prP"l>n ] and F

V verb phrases
P third person -s

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases b Answer the questions with a partner.

Look at the llighlightea verbs. Why do
a Complete the phrases with a verb from the list.
some verbs end in -s?
go read work have listen 2 Write the he/ she/ it form of these verbs.
1 _ _ a newspaper 4 co the movies change _ _ _ have
talk _ __ go _ __
2 to the radio 5 in an office cook _ _ _ eat
3 children
3 Find two negative El verbs. How are they
b > p.153 Vocabulary Bank Verb phrases. different from affirmative 1±1 verbs a) for
c 2 3>)) Listen. Say the phrase. >))TV ~atch TV he/ she/ it b) for all other persons?
c > p.128 Grammar Bank 3A.
Learn more about simple present(±] and l=J,
2 GRAMMAR simple present[±] and B and practice it.
a Look at four things people say about the US and Americans.
Do you think they are true or not true? Then read the text and
check your answers. 3 PRONUNCIATION third person -s
a How do you pronounce these plural nc~uns?
books keys watches

b 2 S>)) Listen and repeat the third person

verb forms.
Isl She speaks Spanish.
He drinks coffee.
She cooks every day.
/z/ It rains a lot.
He has a cat.
;.:_,~- . 4 ..... ·,,
; -~ > • • She does homework.
Four foreigners, who live in the US talk about the things He goes to the movies on Friday night.
people say about Americans... /1z/ He watches TV.
The movie finishes in a minute.
Americans eat fast food every day. Pei from China
The weather changes a lot.
It's true that Americans eat a lot of fast food, but they don't eat fast food
every day. I share an apartment with an American woman, and she cooks c 2 6>)) Listen. Change the sentence.
all the time. She only eats fast food on some days-with me!
))) I live in an apartment. She.
The sun shines a lot in Southern California. Alberto from Mexico
0 .he lives in an apartment.
The weather changes quickly in many places in the US, but not in Southern
California. The sun shines a lot there. It doesn't shinei every day, but be careful d Tell your partner six true things about you:
when it shines. It gets very hot! I always ~ r sunglasses when I go outl three 1±1 and three G. Choose verb phrases
Americans like animals. Naomi from Japan from p.153 Vocabulary Bank Verb phrases.
I have a lot of friends here and many of them have a dog, a cat or a 0 1ay the guitar. I don't wear glasses.
bird. One American family that I know has a dog, a cat. and two birds.
American people love animals! e Change partners. Tell your new partner the
Americans are always loud. Gianni from Italy six things about your old partner.
Some Americans are very loud, but I work with an American man at a coffee shop,
~va plays the guitar. She doesn't wear glasses.
and he's really quiet and polite. He doesn't~ very much. But he's a very nice guy!
 State Parks, freeways,
and other things I love about the US
1
J enny Clar k , an Australian mom and college student who lives in California, says the
US isn't just OK-it's paradise.
These are some of her reasons ...

Coffee Freeways
American cups of coffee are very big! A I prefer the roads in the US. The freeways
small cup of coffee in the US is like a large are very fast, and in California they have a
cup ofcoffoe in Australia. Ifyou're in a lot of car lanes. It's really easy to drive from
hurry, you go to a drive-through and buy one place to another.
coffee from your car. It's so easy!
Theme Parks
State Parks Theme parks are very popular in the
California has 278 state parks, and they US, and we live near the Great America
are beautiful. On the weekends, I bring my Theme Park.
family to a state park in my area. We explore My children like
the forest, find small animals, and the rides and
enjoy the tall redwood trees. water slides.
Sometimes the
Malls Iines for the
I love shopping, and in the
rides are long,
US, the malls are very big.
but that's OK.
People walk around and shop
We need rest!
for hours. US malls have
many different stores, and the Red Robin
salespeople are friendly Red Robin is
and help you find things. a restaurant
that has great hamburgers.
Fall I don't eat meat, but I like the french
I love the fall weather in
fries and lemonade at Red Robin. I think
the US. A good fall day in
the fried cheese sticks are fantastic, but
California is cool, but not
sometimes they aren't on the menu. Maybe
too cold. I also love the trees.
that's because they aren't very healthy!
They change from green to
yellow, red, and brown.

4 READING & SPEAKING c Underline these verbs in the text. What

do they mean? Compare your ideas with
a Look at the photos. In which one can you see ... ? a partner.
D a drive-through LJ a ride LJ a theme park buy bring explore find enjoy walk
[J a car lane 0 a redwood forest D a hamburger help prefer drive need think
D a cup of coffee 0 a driver
d Look at each paragraph again. Say if it's the
b 2 7>)) Read and listen to the article. Mark the sentence T (true) or same or different in your country or city.
F (false). Say why the Fones are false.
1 A large cup of coffee in Australia is the same as a small cup of
( ;_~e coffee in Brazil is very good. We have
~e-throughs and good coffee shops.
coffee in the US.
2 California doesn't have a lot of state parks.
3 Jenny doesn't like the salespeople in shopping malls. C Useful words: Why? and because
Use because to answer the question Why?
J
4 The fall is very cold in California.
Why are the freeways good?
5 It's easy to drive in the US. Blicau.sv they are very fast.
6 Jenny doesn't like the long lines for rides at theme parks.
7 Jenny eats hamburgers and French fries at Red Robin.
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 A perfect summer day is when the sun is shining, the breeze is
blowing, the birds are singing, and the lawn mower is broken.

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases 6 Kim _ _ _ _ _ _ _ fast food.

7 Kim jeans.
Complete the verb phrases. 8 Ryan housework.
animals difmef economics homework German c Complete the sentences.
glasses a new car a newspaper sorry an umbrella
1 I don't play (not play) tennis.
cook __.d,..in
.....n...,e~r_ _ __ 2 They (not go) to the movies.
2 study 3 She (have) two children.
3 speak 4 Her father (not work) in an office.
4 read 5 It (rain) a lot.
5 say 6 We (live) in a big apartment.
6 wear 7 My friend (not speak) English.
7 do 8 My friends (study) at Tufts University.
8 like 9 You (not do) your homework.
9 want
10 take 3 PRONUNCIATION vowel sounds,
third person -s
2 GRAMMAR simple present l±l and B
a Say the words. Is the vowel sound the same or different?
a @ t h e correct words. Write S (the same) or D (different).
1 A lot of American people has /~pets. say take []]
2 It don't rain / doesn't rain a lot in my country. 2 do go [QJ
3 You live/ lives in a beautiful house. 3 drink live D
4 The sun shine f shines a lot in Southern California. 4 want have D
5 My father don't cook / doesn't cook. 5 give drive D
6 My brother don't wear/ doesn't wear glasses. 6 call walk D
7 Americans don't eat / doesn't eat fast food every day. 7 read eat D
8 We need / needs a new computer. 8 feel wear D
9 My Canadian friend make/ makes good coffee. 9 play watch D
10 I don't do f doesn't do housework. 10 buy like D
b Look at the chart and complete the sentences. b -~;m Listen and check. Then listen again and
repeat the words.
Ryan Kim
x c @ t h e word which ends in /xz/.
eat fast food ./
wear jeans x ./ I likes works ~
drink water ./ ./ 2 lives drinks watches
do housework ,/ x 3 drives finishes plays
play the guitar x x
4 uses takes speaks
Ryan eats fast food. 5 studies listens kisses
2 Ryan _ _ _ _ _ _ _ jeans. 6 changes gives wears
3 Ryan and Kim _ _ _ _ _ _ _ water. d ,;~~~ Listen and check. Then listen again and
4 Kim housework. ·repeat the words.
5 Ryan and Kim the guitar.

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a Read the text. Match the headings (A-D) to the paragraphs. ·ti i;I <',~ Listen to the three speakers talking about
Britain. Answer the questions with H (Hannah),
A Enjoy your dinner. L (Lina), or J(Julianna).
B Shopping on the street
C Traveling is so easy!
D We can find that for you.

Who ... ?
Carly Hamilton is American, but she lives 1 doesn't like the food 0-
in Seoul, South Korea. Here are some 2 Ii kes eating food from many different countries 0
things she loves about living there. 3 likes the atmosphere at work
1 _ _ _ _ __ 4 likes the parks c
In South Korea. the customer is really important. When
5 thinks the traffic is terrible
you walk into a store, the salespeople greet you with 6 chinks chat people are nice to foreigners LJ
a smile and say, "Hello." As you shop. they ask you if
you need help. If you can't find something you want.
the salespeople try to find it for you. They want you to
be happy. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
2 _ __ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ Learn th ese words and phrases.

I love restaurants that serve South Korean meat. It's so love ! ''
delicious. The servers grill the meat. and then they cut rain
it for you! They also serve banchan-little side dishes of buy (opposite sell) h;.: 1
vegetables. The servers are very busy in South Korean call ' .
restaurants. They don't talk as much as servers in the
change : f<:tn~i31
US, but they make sure that you have a great meal!
feel : . :
need .111d·
3 - - - - - - -- - - - - - - - - -
There are so many places to shop in South Korea! People pay ·f"~?'
sell things like clothes and jewelry on the street. There prefer l't! 1:1·
are shopping booths in the subway stations. too! When I
take the subway to work. I often buy a pretty bracelet or
necklace because they're so cheap. It's really nice!
4 _ _ _ __
The transportation
system is great here!
It's easy to get around
because there are signs.
and a lot of them are in
English! You can use your
cell phone on the subway
here, too. You can't do
that in the US!

b Guess the meaning of the WghJi.g~~ words. Check in

your dictionary.

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you do?

1 VOCABULARY jobs
a Order the letters to make words for jobs.
1 ACTEHRE T _ _ __
2 ROCAT A _ __
3 T RIEWA w_____
4 AXTI RREDIV T _ _ _ _ D _ _ __
5 PTIREONICEST R _ _ __

b > p.154 Vocabulary Bank Jobs.

c What do you do? Ask five other students in the class.
His job, her job
2 LISTENING Where? work outside D
a 2 10, 11>)) Listen to a game show called His job, herjob.
on the street D
A team of three people ask Wayne questions about inside D
his job and his wife Tanya's job. Write W next to the in an officeD
questions they ask Wayne about his job, and T next to
the questions they ask about Tanya's job.
When? work in the evening D
atnight D
b Listen again. What are Wayne's answers? Write on the weekend D
./(yes), X (no), or D (it depends) after each question.
How? work with computers D
c Look at the answers. What do you think his job is? with other people D
What do you think her job is? tong hours D
d 2 ~ 12>)) Listen to the end of the game show. What do have special qualifications D
Wayne and his wife do?
speak foreign languages 0 .,...w,,,;~-:............"""= '·
t ravelD - r.

3 GRAMMAR simple present [1] drive D

a ' 2113>)) Complete the questions. Listen and check.
make things D i •:
Why are questions 3 and 4 different?
wear a uniform or special clothes DJ . :·
earn a lot of money D .
_ _ _ you work with other people?
Yes,T _ __
2 you work in an office?
No, I
3 she work with computers?
No, she
4 she work on the weekend?
Yes, she _ _ _
b > p.128 Grammar Bank 38. Learn more about
the simple present [1] and practice it.

c In groups of four, play His job, herjob. Choose jobs

from p.154 Vocabulary Bank Jobs. Ask questions to

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guess the jobs.
4 PRONUNCIATION /'Jr/ 6 READING
a 2 15>)) Listen and repeat the words and sounds. a Read the article. Match each text to a photo. What do
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the three people do?
~ bird nurse thirty her work journalist

~~ /) far/
ur, ir, and er usually = /<Jr/ when they are stressed.
l UNIFORMS ·
b 2 16>)) Listen. Which word doesn't have the /<ir/ sound?
thirsty d irty thirteen tired
FOR OR AGAINST?
2 earn here prefer service
3 Thursday sure t urn Turkey
c Practice saying the sentences.
I prefer Turkish coffee.
Journalists work all over the world.
Shirley is thirty on Thursday.

5 SPEAKING ·
a Complete the phrases with a verb from the list.
do (x3) eat go listen read use ~ watch Three people say what they think ...
1 Our uniform is OK. I like the colors, gray and red. The only
During the u ·J things I don't like are the tie, because it's difficult to put on.
and the skirt, because I prefer pants. I think uniforms are
walk to work / school
a good idea. Everybody looks the same, and it's easy to get
_ _ a computer at work / school
dressed in the morning - I don't need to think about what
_ _ in English to wear.
_ _ in a cafe or restaurant
::Z Our uniform is dark pants and a white nylon top. kind of
_ _ housework
like a nurse's uniform. We can't wear anything over the
On the wccki:nd uniform. so it's cold in the winter. and it gets dirty very
_ _ TV in the morning easily because it's white. I'm not against uniforms, but my
music
to
. uniform just isn't practical!

_ _ housework
homework
13 Our uniform is very simple - a dark blue jacket and pants
and a white Shirt and tie. I like it. it's nice and com orta~
so I'm happy to wear it. And I think it's important that

I
_ _ to the movies
people c.an see where we are when they need help.

b Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions. Then

change roles.
A Ask B the questions. b With a partner, say what the h ig light1.!.d words mean.
Check with your teacher or a dictionary.
B Answer the questions. Give more information
if you can. c Read the article again. Who... ?
A Do you walk to schoo!!.2 ~ No, I don't. Igo by bus. 1 thinks uniforms are a good idea, but doesn't like his/
her uniform?
c Change pairs. Ask your new partner about his/ her
2 likes his/ her uniform, but doesn't say anything about
old partner.
uniforms in general?
C Does Akita__ _,,., ) ( A ~o, he doesn't. 3 thinks uniforms are a good idea and likes his/ her
walk to sch~ ~e goes by bus. uniform?
d Do you wear a uniform at work/ school? Do you like
it? Why (not)? Do you think uniforms are a good idea?

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 I like to work: it fascinates me.
I can sit and look at it for hours.

1 VOCABULARY jobs '"· ·•:? \.

a Complete the crossword. . :: f.i.~

·~~~f~111,•1
. .. · ..J f .I ; ~f I <:. I·

.:·.
:0 8

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b Complete the job descriptions with a verb from the list. c Write -er or -or.
1 soccer playcr 4 hairdress__
W6fk earn speak drive have work travel wear
2 manag___ 5 doct__
3 teach__ 6 lawy __
:;l +1J ::~j~ inside and ovtside during the day or at night.
.··'·:::r~: ·.'·' ··
.. ......... ~ a car and sometimes I walk along the street. d Complete the sentences with these words.
:m :::.:.t<ldrff1 .. :JJf. .. a lot of money. 1• ... a uniform.'"
a an et for in retired unemployed
:~:~1:5~;fjj:~~:9ffi8~:4ltli acomputer, or outside with other people. 1 He studies economics --1lL school.
~;i::·:·)~;\..;;;~;:~;/\?;;:r::::.~~l¥~~ch ~nd spanis.h and 1sometimes . 2 My brother is engineer.
.;;;;;;;;·.~::·:· . ,·;.;· :·;·. :. : ;.....· ·:-:·: t-o:d1U€rent countries. I don't wear a uniform.
~:::::!:: :-.-..:;:~::·:::::· ....: . . . .;. ~· ... :··. ·_
·. - . 3 We work _. an American
;::~:::::l~'-'. ............... '•'·" ... :·...,.;.. fW.jit newspaper."
·::i:;:;:;:,..:.;:;,;·: e:·:·;· ·::;·:·:···· :-·· ;·: -.· ··::~••;·~· - ::: :·: company.
3 ,., "lw~~r·~ voifo~m.and 1work with other people. 1" a 4 I don't have a job. I'm -·--·-
..'·~bllege degree, t>vt I don't 9 a lot of money. 5 Paola is__ receptionist.
.'.'. .... I W6~-d!!£jngJhe day or at night, but I don't work outside. 6 My grandparents are 75. They're
;;;;;.:.,:~::.~:.,:,.:.,.,, .:.'.:;:;.;.;:::t?:·:·'•tli a hospital."
7 They w o r k - - - - - - - a factory.
c Match the descriptions to a job.
D D D

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a journalist a nurse a police officer
 e Complete the words. c ~five more words with /'Jr/ and write them
in the chart.

airport ~ engineer Europe far here nurse

journalist service short sure thirsty tired
worker

1 jacket 2 sh_ _ __ 3 t _ _ __
l
d
-l
~~ Listen and check. Then listen
again and repeat the words.

5
4 LISTENING
4 sk_ _ __ t _ _ __ 6p _ __
a .~ Listen to a contestant on a quiz
show.and~ his job.
2 GRAMMAR simple present [1]
administrative assistant dentist flight attendant
a Complete the questions with Do or Does. lawyer nurse receptionist veterinarian
1 Do you work in an office?
b ~~~ Complete the questions with the
2 your parents speak foreign languages? verbs in the box. Then listen again rnd check.
3 your sister drive?
4 you have a college degree? earn have make speak travel wear work
5 your mother work?
1 Do you make things?
6 James travel a lot? 2 a college degree?
7 your father earn a lot of money?
3 foreign languages?
8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ theywearauniform?
4 a uniform?
9 Ann walk to work? 5 for your work?
10 you work on the weekend?
6 _ a lot of money?
b Complete the questions with does, do, is, or are. Then match 7 with other people?
the questions to the answers.
1 What does she do? [£] a He's an actor.
2 What they do? D b In a restaurant- she's a waitress. USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
3 he an architect? 0 c She's a doeto[.
Learn these words and phrases.
4 What you do? D d No, they're lawyers.
5 they police degree . 'J1"j1i·
officers? D e I'm a hairstylist. jacket · J3a:;kJ:
6 Where she work? D f No, he's an engineer. pants . p<~m~.
7 she a student? D g They're pilots. skirt ~i..,)r t
8 What he do? D h No, she's a teacher. comfortable 'kl\mft~bl'
foreign (languages) 'br;m'
earnmoney ·Jrn mi.ni·
3 PRONUNCIATION l'Jrl
It depends. 'Jt d1'prnd,~.'
a Underline the stressed syllable.
1 arJchi~ect 5 jourJnaJlist 9 reJce*ionlist
2 den~ist 6 rnojdel 10 solJdier
3 enlgilneer 7 mulsilcian
4 teaJcher 8 pillot
b ~ Listen and check. Then listen again and

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repeat the words.
 What kind of movies
do you like?

l LISTENING
a Kevin and Samantha want to meet a partner on the Internet. d 2 18 >)) Look at the higfiTiglitE:I phrases in
Read their profiles and look at their photos. Then cover them and the conversation. Listen and repeat them.
say what you can remember. Do you think they are a good match?
<;;;,evin is 28. He lives in New Jersey...
Practice the conversation with a partner.

p Showing interest . J
When you have a conversation, react to what .
your partner says. Use Me too. Really? How
Search K~vi • interest ing! What about you? etc.
I ama Man
.
. Age: 28 e 2 19 >)) Listen to the second part of the
..
Looking f0< Women
Uves in: New Jersey
conversation. Do you think they want to
' Age
.. Ukes: movies, music
25

to 35 Doesn't like: soccer meet again?

In New_~·!~Y ~ ' f Listen again and mark the sentences T (true)
--r;JiTR~ or F (false). Say why the Fones are false.
",..,.,.,. ,...,.tha
I • L ...
l Samantha likes science fiction movies.
fog in Age: 26 2 They like the same kind of music.
Log in to edit your details Lives in: New Jersey
and access messages. 3 Their weekends are very different.
Likes: the movies, good food
Doesn't like: sports 4 Samantha pays for their lunch.
+;1.;,+ g Do you think the Internet is a good place to
make friends or meet a partner? Why (not)?

b 2117>)) Kevin and Samantha meet in a restaurant for lunch. .~ • • •

~
Cover the conversation and listen. What does Kevin say about... ?. ~ , ·
1 where he lives 2 his job 3 movies he likes
c Listen again. Complete the missing verbs.
S Hi. Are you Kevin?
K Yes. Are you Samantha?
S Yes, I am, but call me Sam. Nice to _ _ you. Sorry I'm late.
IC No problem. You look different from your photo.
S Let's _ _ something to drink. Coffee? Tea?
K No, thanks. Water for me. I don't _ _ caffeine after 9:00 a.m.

K I _ _ this place.
S Me too. Where do you _ _ in New Jersey?
K In Edison. Near the mall. I _ _ with my mother.
S Really?. What do you _ _?
K I'm a teacher. I teach chemistry.
S Chemistry? How interesting.
K Yes, it's a very interesting job. What about yJ)Ul
S I'm a journalist. You _ _ the movies, Kevin.
What kind of movies do you _ _?
K Science-fiction movies. I _ _ Star Wars.
S Oh.

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K Do you _ _ Star Wars?
2 GRAMMAR word order in questions 4 SPEAKING
a Cover the conversation. Put the words in order to make
the questions.
want you do drink a
_ __ _ _ _ _ ?
2 in New live Jersey you do where
_ __ _ _ _ ?
3 movies like kind you of what do
_____________ ?
b > p.128 Grammar Bank 3C. Learn more about word
order in questions and practice it.

3 VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION a Imagine you meet a new friend online, and you go out
for coffee together. Look at che prompts and write
question words; sentence stress
eight questions.
a 2 21 >)) Listen and repeat the question words and Where do you work?
phrases. How is Wh- pronounced in Who? How is it Who is yourfavorite sinBer?
pronounced in the other question words?

How? How many? Whitt:? What kind? Where

work
When? Where? Which? Who? Why?
What sports like
magazines watch
b Complete the questions with a question word or phrase

?
TV shows 1 read
from the list in a.
languages
What phone do you have?
I have an iPhone.
car ~ospeak
study ti
What kind of music
2 old are you? play
movies
22. have
food
3 brothers and sisters do you have?
I have two sisters.
'

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4 do you prefer, Saturdays or Sundays? TV show
Saturdays. Who restaurant
your favorite
What I singer
S do you have English classes?
On Mondays and Wednesdays. ~ actor ti
6 _ of movies do you like?
r like old Japanese movies. b Work in pairs with a student you don't know very well.
7 do you live? A Ask B your first question.
Downtown. B Answer the question. Give more information if you can.
8 's your favorite actor? A React to B's answer.
Tom Hanks. B Ask A your first question.
9 _ do you like him?
A What kind of~
Because he's very good-looking! music do you like? ( B I like classical music,
~specially Mozart.
c 2 22>)) Listen and check.
A Really? fvte to~
d Listen again and repeat the questions. !:.Qpy the
r.11)'.'.thm.
~hat phone do you have? 5 WRITING
e Work in pairs. A ask B the questions. B give your own > p.111 Writing A personal profile. Write a profile
answers. Then change roles. of yourself.

6 2 23>)) SONG Somethin' Stupid J3

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 It's relaxing to go out with my ex-wife
because she already knows t'm an idiot.

1 GRAMMAR word order in questions 2 VOCABULARY question words

a Order the words to make questions. Complete the questions with the questions words in
the box.
I heavy / like / you / metal / Do
Doyou like heaey musfr. Hew How many What What kind When
2 the / do / on / do / What /weekend / you Where Which Who Why
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3 kind/ What/ do/ books/ read/ you/ of A . l.:J.ow do you go to work?

~ aycar:

4 drink /want / another / you / Do A "" :: car do you drive?

5 a/ Are / flight / you / atcendant

6 live/ Where/ do/ Seattle/ you/ in

7 is / favorite /Who / writer/ your

8 old / How /you / are of music do you like?

9 iPad / have /you / an / Do

10 your/ good /Is/ salad

b Martin and Beth are new friends. They go for a coffee.

Complete the questions. '.:

3 PRONUNCIATION question words;

sentence stress
any
a Match the question words 1-7 to the words with the
same sounds a-g.
1 why D a you
2 which D b but
3 who D c there
4 what D d my
5 how D c ten
6 when D f rich
7 where D g now
b Listen and check. Then listen again and
'i. '....'. . r.-.
repeat the words.

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•' ':;:::;::::~:.- ,•,: "":n::~:·:: ' o A-D to the paragraphs 1-4.
:.. , :··=;~ A WM.t do yciu do? ::, :.. :..
A No secrets on Facebook
t:<~ ·~. _b)'t11 ~~gctor. :..
:\:: g:· ..:=A ·: y,!t}_er~ d"O ypv work? B Popularity is dangerous
L >A} ~:Jwortdn a.nospitat
·:·!· -: ·-:.: ····::: :-:-:
C Too 1nnch information
D What does he really feel?
d .~4~ Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat
· the sentences.
5 LISTENING
a ~~-~ Max and Jessica meet in a
4 READING restaurant for dinner. Listen to the
a Read the article. Is Facebook good for your love life? conversation. Are they a good ,:natch? _ __

b ~1!~; Listen again and mark the

sentences T (true) or F (false).
I Max and Jessica meet in a Japanese
restaurant. L
Is Facebook good for your love life? 2 They have the same job,
3 They work for the same airline.
Read on to find the answer. 4 They like the same movies.
1 [Q S Jessica lives near the movie theater.
You don't want to see your ex- friend when your relationship 6 Max wants to go to the movies
finishes. And you really don't want to know about his new friend.
next Sunday.
But Facebook tells you everything, including how happy he is with
his new friend.
20 USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Your friend doesn't write on your "wall" one day. You're worried.
Learn these words and phrases.
Does it mean he doesn't like you? Another day, he sends you ten
messages. You feel stressed. Does he like you too much? movies · mm·i.z:
TV shows •'iivi J0uz 1
30 Me too. :mi ru.
Your friends know you have a new friend because you change your
status from "single" to "in a relationship." The problem is they know meet a partner ,'1111t ;i 'p1lrtnN'

when it finishes too, because you change It back to "single" again. Really? ·'rdi·
40 Who's your favorite (actor)? ,'hn.: ~·.1r le; v.-ir:-11 '

You get a lot of messages from boys, but this isn't good for your How interesting! :;:,:o mt1~1~t lJ
relationship. When your friend sees you writing to so many other Whataboutyou? 1\»;,lt ';,l•<>,;t ;·u·
boys, he feels worried. And that can mean the beginning of the end.

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 G prepoflions oft rie (at in on) and place (at in, to)
V everyday activities What do you do
P linking and sentence stress in t he evening?

1 VOCABULARY 3 READING & LISTENING

everyday activities a Read the article. How do you think Nico feels at the end of a
a 2 36>)) Listen to the sounds and number the typical day? Why? Choose from the adjectives in the list.
phrases 1-6. bored happy stressed sad tired worried relaxed
D get dressed
mgetup b Read the article again. G uess the meaning of the highlighted
words and phrases. Then underline words and phrases connected
D have breakfast w ith restaurants, e.g., chef
D take a shower
c >Communication Nico's day A p.101 B p.107.
D go to work / school A Ask B quest ions.
D have a coffee B Find the answers in the text. Then change roles.
b What order do you do these things in the
morning? Tell your partner.
What time does Nico get u~ 0e gets up at...

<;_:!.rst, I get up. Then I...

c > p.156 Vocabulary Bank Everyday

activities.

2 PRONUNCIATION
linking and sentence stress
r------------------
1p Connected s peech
i Remember, when people speak, they
I usually link words together. Sometimes ico is a chef and has his own restaurant, the Blue Jar.
I three linked words sound like one word, He lives in Chile with his wife and her three children,
! e.g., I getupat seven. I aged 16, 12, and 9.
'---------------------------·------------· -- -- _J
a 2 38i)) Listen and write five sentences. 6:30 a.m. I get up and make breakfast for the children. Then I
have breakfast - a coffee and cereal - and I read t he
sports section of t he paper.
2 ~-------------- 7:15 a.m. I go to the market to buy fruit and vegetables for
3 the restaurant.
4 ~-------------~ 8:4Sa.m. When I get to the restaurant, I check the rese rvations
s and my emails and plan the special menu of the day. I
have my second cup of coffee.
b 2. 39 l)) Listen a nd repeat the sentences. 10:30a.m. I start cooking. The radio is on, a nd we a re ousy with
Copy the rh}'..thm.
I get..,up_yt seven.
j breakfast orders, but we also have to prepare t he
food fo r lunch.
12:00 p.m. I check the tables and have my third coffee.
I take~a shower. 1:30p.m. Suddenly everyone arrives at t he same time a nd the
1gotowork.
I have_y sandwich for lu nch.
l get homeJt six.
I restaurant is full (on a good day). I start t o s hout
instructions at the chefs a nd waiters. We make lunch
for 85 people in about an hour and a half.
I have pizza for dinner. 2:45 p.m. I come into the restaurant and talk to the customers
and ask if they are happy with the food. I'm really
I go co bedJt ten.
hungry now.

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What_a life! 3:30 p.m. Finally, I have lunch. I don't enjoy 1t very much because
I don't have time t o relax.
d 2.40>)) Listen to Amelia, Nico's 16-year-old 4 GRAMMAR prepositions of time
stepdaughter, talking about her day. Fill in (at, in, on) and place (at, in, to)
the blanks with a word, a number, or a time.
a Look at some sentences from Amelia's day.

1:~;.;--i~:~;;;::;::~~, -·- -- - - - - - - - Complete them with in, on, at, or to.

I get up _ six thirty.
2 _ the morning we usually have five
She has or classes. classes, sometimes six.
Afternoon
3 We have lunch school in the cafeteria.
She has lunch. She only has
minutes for lunch.
4 _Mondays and Wednesdays I go _
She has or classes. extra classes.
She finishes school. b 2 41 >)) Listen and check.
On Mondays and she has extra classes to
prepare for the college entrance exam. c )>- p.130 Grammar Bank 48. Learn more
On Tuesdays and she has practice. about prepositions and practice them.
Evening
d 2 44>)) Listen and say the time phrases with
She does and studies until dinner.
After dinner, she studies until _ _ _.
the right preposition.

l_______ She goe_s_~o b~~~------------------------- _ _

>))the weekend ~n the weekend

e Look back at the text and the information in d . Whose day do you
think is more stressful, Nico's or Amelia's? Why? 5 SPEAKING & WRITING
a Work in pairs. Interview your partner about
a typical weekday with the questions.
What time I get up?

I have breakf ast in_ th~.m.Qming?

How I go to work or school?

What time I start work or school?

I have a long lunch break? How long?

What time I finis work or ~chool?

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What do after work or school?

I relax in the evening? What I do?

When I do English homework?

What time I go to bed?

How I feel at the end of the day?

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:--p-· -When
--- -- --- -
- - --
you can't be exact
--- -

What time do you get up? At about 7:15.

What do you have for breakfast? It depends.
1 If I have time, I have toast or cereal.
t __________________________________________

4:00 p.lh. After lunch, I go back to the kitchen and plan the food b Who do you think has a more stressful day,
for the evening menu. you or your partner? Why?
5:30 p.m. I go home to be with the family for a couple of hours.
The children do their homework and I make their dinner.
c >-p.112 Writing A magazine article. Write
7:30 p.m. I _go back to the restaurant, which is full again, and I
about your favorite day.
check that everythi119 is OK.
10:00 p.m. I go home and take a shower. Then I collapse on the
sofa with a sandwich.
11:00 p.m. I go to bed, reaoy to start again the next day.

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 Three o'clock is always too late or too early
for anything you want to do.

1 GRAMMAR prepositions of time (at, in, 2 VOCABULARY everyday activities

on) and place (at, in, to) a @ t h e action that you usually do first.
a Write the words in the correct column. 1 getup/~
2 get dressed / take a shower
Maren Oeeember 6ttl &.3e the winter Monday night
3 have lunch / have breakfast
the afternoon noon Saturday evening 1984
breakfast August 21st 4 go to work / start work
5 go home / get home
In ···.·.:·· at 6 make dinner / go shopping
.:'- ·:.··
March December 6th 6:30 b Complete the text with have, BO, or Bet.

b @ t h e correct preposition.
1 I take a shower@)/ on/ at the morning. Many people think that students have a very easy life.
2 They go on holiday in/ on/ at August. We ask two, Elena and Yejoon, about their typical day.
3 My sister studies economics at/ in / to college.
4 My brother goes to bed in/ on/ at midnight.
5 Do you work at/ in/ to a hospital? "I 1~to a college in Texas in the US, so _,--::;:;~?_.. ···~::::;:~
.•.•.• •.•.j
•• :::;:~:~:~
2
6 We have English classes in / on / at Tuesdays I don't live at home. Every day, I •

and Thursdays. up at 7:30 and I take a shower. .:/>

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I don't hav:~~7:ef~ ::::~f::!~~~:,'asses iq~!?. ~r

7 The children have lunch at / in / to school.
8 Tina works in / on / at the weekend.
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9 Jack goes at/ in / to the gym after work. start. I 4 lunch at school, and then ...
10 It's very hot in / on / at the summer. I5 to my afternoon classes. I 6 shopping
on my way home, so I 7 home late.
c Complete the text with the correct prepositions.
I do some housework and study in the evening, and then
:::····:·:::::
:·:·: :·: :~; I8 to bed at 11:30. I'm very tired at night!"

"I 9 to Seoul National University,

so I live at home. My mother wakes me up
every morning and we 10_ __
breakfast together. Then, 1 11_ __
dressed. 112_______ to school by bus.
6
__________ quarter to nine and I have lunch'- - - work.
0 I 13_ _ _ to classes in the morning and
__________ the summer, I work different hours because
then 114 home for lunch. My mother is a good cook
" _________ June 15th, we change to the summer timetable.
and we 15 lunch together. In the afternoon, I study
It's very hot in New York City '" August, so most
for an hour or two and then I watch TV. I take a bath after
people go on vacation.
dinner. I'm relaxed when 116 to bed."

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c Match the words to make phrases. b ~tsJ:.;·~m Listen again. Number the activities in the
have D a work order M'ark does them.
2 go D b emails
ITJ Mark starts work at 7 p.m.
3 check D c dressed
D He goes to bed. ·
4 do D d to school
D He goes to the gym.
5 get D e breakfast
D He goes home.
D He has a hamburger or a pizza.
3 PRONUNCIATION linking and sentence D He watches TV or checks his emails.
stress D Hegetsup.
a Mark the connected words in each sentence.
D He has breakfast.

l You get UP. late.

D He sleeps for eight hours.
\J D He has dinner.
2 ltake a shower. 0 He finishes work.
3 We check emails. 0 He takes a shower.
4 He has a coffee.
5 She goes home early.
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
6 They have lunch at work.
Learn these words and phrases.
b C1tP'; » Listen and check. Then listen again and
repeat the sentences. Try to connect words. customers
everyone c, r;\; \O
c ~~;) Listen and underline the stressed words. everything ' '1 ,(l , q
CQ'PYti'ie !.h):'.thm.
menu mni' 'l
1 I wake up at six. busy ; ni:ti:
2 I take a bath. ready 'n.Ji.
3 I go to work by bus. acoupleof(hours) .• 'k .pl ,1\
4 I do the housework. go back g. · h;\ ••
S I have a pizza for dinner. preparefood ,'t:r~1 iu::
6 I go to bed at midnight. enjoy ". -.l:;.~;
d ~1.:,:W Listen again and repeat the sentences.
·.c2i>0iie !.h):'.thm.

4 LISTENING
a @..'. ~~ Listen to an interview with Mark.
Answer the questions.
l What does he do?
2 Does he like his job? _
3 When does he work? _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __

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V verb phrases What are
p /JJ/ they doing?
They're
having a party.

VOCABULARY & SPEAKING

verb phrases
a 3 2 i)) Read the article about neighbors. Then
listen to eight sounds, and write a- h in the boxes.

Noisy neighbors
h h cl
Sometimes it is difficult to love your neighbors,
especially when they make a lot of noise. These
are some things people do that cause problems.

D I heir bd01e c.ry

D Their dO~$ b ·k
D Th y t I< loud y r r Jf

0 They .. ve 'lot y p t
0 Their ch· dre .• +n t n·e
0 Th 'Y ., v 'T'v o lo v

LJ Tli y pay o
0 Thev olav muc, c..tr n t

b Which do you think arc the top three for

your class?
c Do the questionnaire with a partner.

ro
Are you a noisy neighbor?
Do you live in a house or an apartment?
Do you have neighbors...?
a upstairs
b downstairs
c next door
Are your neighbors...?
a very noisy
b noisy
c not very noisy
Which of the things in a do they do? Do
they make any other noises?
Are you a noisy neighbor? Which of the
things in a do you or your family do?

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a 3 3l)) Look at the picture of the apartment a · 3 6 i)) Listen and repeat the words and sound.
building. Why do you think the couple in
apartment 5 can't sleep? Listen and check. singing dancing going doing
singer studying language wrong young
b Listen again and complete the dialogues thin k bank pink thanks
with verbs from the list.
b In pairs, point and ask and answer about the people in the
arguing crying doing getting going
apartment building.
happening having saying shouting (x2}
What's he doing? ) ( ~:_·~playing the guitar.
Man Are you awake? ~ ~tare they doing?
Woman Yes. What's that noise?
c >- Co mmunication Spot the differences A p.102 B p.107.
M They're _ _ a party downstairs. Describe the pictures and find eight differences.
W Again! What time is it?
M 12:00. 4 LISTENING
W Who's ? a 3 7>)) Look at the photo and read about Rebecca Flint. Then
M People on the street. From the party. listen to her talking about noise rules where she lives. Does she
W What's _ _? Why are they ___? think they are a good thing or a bad thing?
M I can't hear.
W Are they _ __ ?
M No, they aren't . They're ___ goodbye.
Switzerland
Excuse me! We're trying to sleep. It's 1:00
in the morning!
The sound of
wi~zerlan.d h~s very
M Oh, no. Now the baby next door is _ _ !
W What's the time?
M It's 5:00.
S strict ant 1-n o1se
rules, especially
for people who live in
apartments. Rebecca
W What are you _ __? Where are Flint, a British woman
you _ _ ? who lives and wor ks
in t h e Swiss tow n of
M I'm _ _ up. I can't steep with that noise.
Ch u r, tells us about a life
wit hout noise.
c Complete the sentences.
GJ They _ _ having a party in apartment 8.
(I) _ _ they arguing? b Listen again and complete the sentences.
3 No, they _ _ arguing. They're saying
goodbye. D u rin g t he week
d Read the rule and~~~)he right word.
I She can't _ _ _ _ _ between 12:30 and 2:00 p.m.
2 She can't without headphones
We use the present continuous (be+ verb+ -ina)
or _ _ __ _ after IO p.m.
to talk about now/ every day.
3 She can't take a _ _ _ _ _ or a _ _ _ _ _ after 10 p.m.
e >- p.132 Grammar Bank SB. Learn more
about the present continuous and practice it. On Saturdays
4 She can _ _ _ __ , but it can't be loud after lO p.m.
f 3 5>)) Listen to the sounds. What's
happening? Write six sentences. O n Sund ays
5 · Shecan't _ _ _ _ _ furnitureorputa on
the wall.
6 She can't _ _ _ _ _ the washing machine.

c Do you think these are good or bad rules? Why (not)? Do you
have any similar rules in your country? What happens if you
make a lot of noise late at night?
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1 VOCABULARY verb phrases
Complete the text with these verbs in the
simple present.
argue sftet:tt bark cry talk have
have play play
My neighbors are very noisy. A young couple wit
a baby and a dog live upstairs. They aren't happy
together, so they ' shout all the time. Their dog
_ _ _ when they aren't at home, and their
baby 1 _ _ _ when they are. An old couple
lives downstairs. They can't hear, so they
always ' _ _ _ the TV on very loud. They
_ _ _ loudly because the TV is loud, and
they 6 _ _ _ _ a lot about which shows
to watch. Some students live next door. They all
_ _ _ musical instruments and they aren't
very good! Every night, they 8 noisy
parties and 9 _ _ _ very loud music. I want
a new apartment or some new neighbors!
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Hell is other people.
2 GRAMMAR present continuous
a Order the words to make sentences.
1 sister's/ My/ exams/ for/ studying/ her.
M;y sister's stutfyingfor her exams
2 with / staying / week / her / friends / this / are / Sarah's
3 tonight / party/ We / a/ aren't / having
4 I'm / cup / coffee / drinking / a / the/ of/ kitchen / in
5 for / looking / job / is / a/ Marco / Why
6 because/ aren't/ They / jogging / today / cold / it's / too
7 computer / Are / using / you / the
8 soccer / Is / park / Adam / playing / in/ the
b Complete the dialogue.
A What r ateyou doitt.8 , (you I do) Andy?
El ~ ...,.,..,....,.._.._ _ _ _ (I I make) the coffee. Why?
:A I can heat.a noise. It's people's voices.
:'B :-: I kno~. That's the couple upstairs.
A ' ............·. ......
(they I argue)?
·a No,• (they I not shout). It's the TV. They're very
otcJ, SQ they can't hear it. 5 _ (they I watch) a movie.
A Oh. What's that music? Is it a party?
..B It's the boy next door. 6 (he I not have) a party'
.,.,.,....,...........,....,........_ (he/ listen) to music. He likes heavy music.
A ::Your apartment is very noisy, Andy.
8 l know•.' (I / look for) a new one!
c Look at the picture on page 33. What are the people doing?
Complete 1-9 with a verb or verb phrase in the present continuous.
I The woman's talking on her cell phone,
2 Thecouple ~~~~~~~---------~
3 The children _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
4 Thewoman ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·
5 Thebabr~~~~~~~~~~~~-~-~~
6 Thedog~----------~----~~
7 Theboy _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _~
8 The girl _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _______________
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3 PRONUNCIATION /IJ/ 4 LISTENING

a :~la Listen and repeat the words. .~~ Listen to four speakers talking about
· problems with their neighbors. Match the speakers to the
<\"-··-\ problems. There are two problems you don't need to use.
; I) P<f arguing barking crying having
Speaker 1 D A They argue a lot.
~-"-~f playing shouting studying talking
singer 1
Speaker 2 D B Their dogs bark.
Speaker 3 0 C They have noisy parties.
b @ t h e word with /fJ/ in each pair. Speaker 4 D D They have the TV on very loud.
E Their baby cries.
!1
® play
...________ F They play musical instruments.
2 pink brown

3 thin long USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES

4 aunt uncle Learn these words and phrases.
5 drink find furniture .' f:lrnit.f~r:·
neighbors ."ne1b,11 z:
6 France England noise :n ;)ll'
7 young blond noisy ."n.111.v'

8 think want
-·------·-··· strict :~t;Jkt
upstairs (opposite downstairs) \p ,;t~n:
c .~'JD: Listen and check. Then listen again now •L!":
.and
repeat the words. complain · k;m1 pkm;
apartment building ;~ t;m: m:mt b1id111
1

washing machine · '-'.ifl~l m,<fi n

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V the weather and seasons LookI
P places in New York City
- -- It's raining!
It always
rains here.

l VOCABULARY & LISTENING

the weather and seasons
a Look at the photo and answer the questions.
l What city is it?
2 What monument can you see?
3 What's the weather like? Do you think it's typical
weather there?
b > p.159 Vocabulary Bank The weather and
dates. Do part 1.
c 3 ,10>)) Listen to a travel guide talking about the
weather in New York City. Mark the sentences T
(true) or F (false).
l It's never very hot or very cold.
2 The normal temperature in the summer is 95° F.
3 It often snows in the winter.
4 In the spring and the fall, the weather changes a lot.
5 It's often foggy in New York City.
d What's the weather like where you live in the
different seasons?
2 READING & SPEAKING
a Read the guidebook extract about things to do in
New York City, and find the answers to the "Where can
you... ?" questions. Answer with BP (Bryant Park), CL
(The Cloisters), or H L (the High Line).
b Read the text again. Underline three new words in
each paragraph. Compare with a partner.
WHATTODOIN
NEW YORK CITY. • •
WHEN IT'S VERY COLD
Go Ice skating at Bryant Park. Bryant Park is a beautiful
park in midtown Manhattan, behind the New York Public
Library on Sixth Avenue. In the winter, the area behind
the library is made into an ice-skating rink. There is a
skating school where you can take lessons, and there is a
cafe where you can enjoy lunch or dinner after you skate.
From October to January, Bryant Park's walking paths
become an outdoor shopping center called the Holiday
Shops at Bryant Park.
2 WHEN IT'S RAINING
Go to Fort Tryon Park and visit The Cloisters.'
You can take a subway or a bus from midtown Manhattan
and visit The Cloisters (part of the Metropolitan Museum
of Art) in Fort Tryon Park in the north of Manhattan. The
Cloisters is very popular with adults and children. Adults
like this museum because it is full of interesting old art
and architecture. Children like this museum because the
building Looks Like a castle! If the sun comes out, walk
outside and Look at the amazing views of the George
Washington Bridge or the New Jersey Palisades across
the Hudson River.
3 WHEN THE SUN IS SHINING
Go to the High Line, New York City's newest park.
On the west side of Manhattan between Gansevoort Street
and West 34th Street, the High Line is a I- mile public park
on old train tracks. The High Line has flower gardens with
chairs so you can sit and enjoy the sun. It has beautiful
views of the Hudson River and interesting art. It's a perfect
place for a picnic in the afternoon or a walk in the evening.
It's a beautiful place. and you can't believe that you are in
the middle of a busy city.

c Talk to a partner. WHERE CAN YOU ... ?

• Which of the three places would you prefer to go to? I D learn to do something new
Why? 2 D take a walk in the evening
• Where is a good place to go in your town ... ? 3 D D have a very good view
- when it's very cold 4 D D see art
- when it's raining s D exercise
- when the sun is shining 60 do some shopping

- • What can you do in these places? 1

a D
D see a bridge
see a very interesting building
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3 GRAMMAR simple present or present continuous?
a 3 11 >)) Jack and his friend Marisol are at the Top of the Rock at the
Rockefeller Center. Cover the conversation and listen. Check(...') the places
they see.

Oh, it's really crowded up here! Let's stand over there. Those people are
moving (move).
This is great. Everybody (take) photos, too. Look, that's Central Park.
Where? Oh, yes. I can see it. Where's the Brooklyn Bridge?
It's over there. And look at Yankee Stadium. A baseball game is on!
How do you know?
Because the stadium lights _ (shine). The lights only _ _ __
(shine) when there's a baseball game on.

_ _ __ (love) the view of the Hudson River with the Statue of Liberty
and Ellis Island.
Me, too. Go and stand there. I (want) to take a photo of you.
OK. Make sure you get the Chrysler Building, too.
I think it (start) to rain. Oh, yes, look. It {rain).
It always (rain) when we're sightseeing!
And it's windy, too. Let's go back inside.

M Quick, the elevator door ____ (open). Let's go.

c Read the conversation again, and focus on the verbs shine and rain. When do
we use the simple present? When do we use the present continuous?
d > p.132 Grammar Bank SC. Learn more about the simple present and
present continuous and practice them.
e > Communication What do you do? What are you doing now?
A p.103 B p.108.

PRONUNCIATION places in New York City

a 3 13>)) Place names in New York City are sometimes difficult for visitors
to pronounce and understand. Listen. Underline the stressed syllable in the
bold words.
Cenltral Park the Broolklyn Bridge the Staltue of Lilberlty Elllis lslland
St. Paltrick's Caltheldral Rolckelfelller Cenlter the Hudison Rilver
Yanlkee Staldilum Walshinglton Square Park Grand Cen jtral Terlmilnal
b Listen again and repeat the names.
c Practice with a partner. Imagine you are in a taxi.
Where do you want to g°.!J ~o Grand Central Terminal, please.

WRITING
a Arc social networking sites, e.g., Twitter or Facebook, popular in your
country? What kind of people use them? Do you or your friends use them?
b > p.113 Writing Social networking. Write Facebook posts to say what you
are doing on vacation.
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 I'm leaving because the weather is too good.
I hate London when it's not raining.

1 GRAMMAR simple present or present 2 VOCABULARY the weather and seasons

continuous? a Write the seasons in the correct order.
a ® t he correct form. winter , _ _ _ _ __ _ __

]=: ;\~\~;hatafe you dorng here? b Complete the sentences with words in the box. What's
:-:·: ...:n_;~'.M'.or>,"C·ijtjon. lsightsee /~ . the weather like?
:~f \\ :c~;:yol) ~l1C? cloudy cold foggy flet raining snowing sunny windy
\ .:-~ ·NQ~:~·havt{ctiriner / I'm having dinner right now.
·:f ·i :Wh~~e ~~he~··
_:=:.:.:.,=-= ·i-n·~ac~itin?
usually go I are they usually going

:; :::~:. B:;f~·fuiridEi: ....:·

;;~ ..· ·:;:;:·. '.~ . ··~
'

::4 ~ :8Ciw oft~n<loes ywr husband go abroad?

'.~'.;· :::: t.•ijft;tifV\tls t'He'straveling to Asia four times a year.
..
:::: ,;:. ·.·,. :·:·~·~·

:;5:. A .:~~at-d~ your friend do I is your friend doing?

:;.. ·;:,, 8,;;~!=!'S (l'~ravel gt.lid~. 2 It's _ _ _ _ __ _
' ·,· ····:;:· .• '.• It's hot
::~ .-:. A..Do you work I Ate you working this week?
}:·:O:::ifNQ. fm on.vacation.
::1::': .A Wh~t~·does the museum close?
'.'. ·
.•.
;:;::~.. ifC\o"~. _I it'$-~1osing at 6 p.m.. 1 think .
:'~ ·:·::A ~s lt J'OJi~ !ts it raining today?
_.·..:-::·: e. NQ.::··Wi>:.hot
:~;: ' ' ' .. .
'
and sunny.
. :·

b Complete the sentences. Use the simple present or

present continuous. 3 It's _ _ _ _ _ __ 4 It's _ _ _ _ _ __

1 My parents don't like (not like) their hotel.

2 They (argue) about money all the time.
3 I'm 18 now, so I (learn) to drive. My father
_ __ (teach) me.
4 When you usually (go) to the gym?
5 My brother (go out) almost every night.
6 The sun _. _ _ (not shine) today. It's quite cold.
7 you (use) your computer right
now? I __________ (want) to check something on 5 It's 6 It's
the Internet.
8 My sister (love) ice skating but she _ __
(not do) it very often.

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7 It's _ _ _ _ _ __ 8 It's _ _ __ __ _
3 PRONUNCIATION places in New York City
a Underline the stressed syllable.
1 Ro ckefe:tler Center
2 Yan:kee Stadium
3 E:llis lsiland
4 St. Pa trick's Ca the:dral
5 Grand Central Terminal
6 the Broo:ktyn Bridge
7 the Sta,tue of Li ber,ty
8 Washing ton Square Park

b ~~.:'..:P Listen and check. Then listen again

and repeat the words.

4 READING
Read the guidebook extract about things to do in
Denver. Write T (true) or P (false).
1 The Molly Brown House Museum is outside the city. .E..
2 Molly Brown is famous because she is an actress.
3 You can see clothes from one of Molly's trips.
4 You can see the city very well from Red Rocks Park.
5 You can use a camera in the park.
6 The theater at Red Rocks Park is very small.
7 Glennwood Hot Springs is in the center of Denver. _
8 One pool is big.
9 The water is different in the summer
and the winccr.

S LISTENING
~G~~~ Listen to the descriptions of places
to visit in Victoria, British Columbia and write the
number of the tour.
Which tour do you need to take if you want to ... ?
A see some old Asian art D
B learn about insects D USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
C see some animals and play sports D
D listen to music m Learn these words and phrases.
E have a drink and take a swim D building L.
F see a place that is famous because guidebook . 1,:h ,;;.
of a movie D
G see a lot of books D parks
H learn about a famous Canadian D statue · 11
enormous l.)frl•.1·.

fascinating [ t-.;:ine•t10
wonderful . rndJrl !
including . ::: l,.li:i;JJ
open-air swimming pool •:" 'f"~" ;;r \v. ID11!) r<; L

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 C 1r t ''e d jertives
V high numbers Is t he US bigger
P far/, sent ence stress than Mexico?

VOCABULARY high numbers LISTENING

a Read three questions from a radio a 4 45 >)) W hat quiz shows are popular in your country?
quiz show. Choose the right answer for Listen to the introduction to a quiz show called Quiz Night.
each question. Answer the questions.
How long do the contestants have to say if the sentences are
Wha~ 15 tlw ~ppttl~ltntl tl' populatioh
true or false?
,, "1\1
a 68,000,000 2 How much do they win if they get... ?
b 78,000,000 a the first answer right c the third answer right _ _ _
c 88,000,000 b the second answer right d all eight answers right _ _ _
3 If they get an answer wrong, how much do they lose?
' iow m mv til lot1~s i'ltt? the'" 111 a Big Ma~? 4 What can a contestant do if they are not sure of the answer?
a 670
b 540 b In pairs, look at the sentences from Quiz Night. Write T (true) or
c 305 F (false).
1 How t;;i• •'> 1~ fton' t-.lew 'fotk C1ly lo c 4 46 >)) Listen to a contestant on Quiz NiBht. Check your an,swcrs
, \ n1:P.l'"' to b . How much does she win? '
a about 2,500 miles
b about 1,500 miles d Listen again for why the answers are true or false. Write down
c about 3,100 m iles any numbers you hear.

b 4 42>)) Listen and check. How do

you say the three answers?

c > p.149 Vocnbul1ry Bank DBys ltf'ld

numbers. Do part 4.

d Look at the numbers below. Correct

the mistakes.

175 a hundred and seventy-five

2,150 two thousand and
one hundred and fifty
3,009 three thousand nine
20,000 twenty thousands
3,000,000 three millions

e 4 44>)) Listen and write the ten numbers

you hear.

f Answer the questions with a partner.

What's the population of your town {city?
2 What's the population of your country?
3 How far is it from your town/ city to ... ?
a New York City
b London
3 GRAMMAR comparative adjectives
a Look at the adjectives in the quiz sentences. In
pairs, answer the questions.
Using adjectives to compare two t hin gs:
I What two letters do you put at the end of one-
S) liable adjectives (e.g., cold)?
2 Why is biB different?
3 What happens when an adjective ends in -y?
4 What word do you pul in front oflong adjectives
(e.g., danBerous)?
S What's the comparative form of8ood and bad?
6 What's the missing word?
Chma is biBBer _ /apart.
b )i- p.140 Grammar Bank 9C. Learn more about
comparative adjectives and practice them.
4 PRONUNCIATION
/~r , sentence stress
a 4 48 >)) Listen to the eight quiz sentences from 2.
How is -er pronounced at the end of a word?
b Listen again and repeat the sentences.
.G.Qpy the lfuthm.
5 SPEAKING
......
)i- Communication Quiz Night A p.105 B p.110.
Play Quiz NiBht.
6 READING
a Read about three quiz shows. Do you have the
same or similar shows in your country? Do you
enjoy them?
b ow read about Ken Jennings. Why is he the
best quiz contestant in the country?
c Read the article again and complete it with
a verb from the list in the simple past.
answer ask be become get
give know play wffl
d With a partner, look at the
lug ·gh.t@words in the texts
related to quiz shows and guess
their meaning.
e Would you like to be a contestant
on a quiz show? Which one?
Jeopardy!
A quiz show where three t ,ntestaj1t
answer general know t-dgt> questions
about many different subjects. Correct
answers must be in the form of a question
The contestant with the most money at
the end :. ·
Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
A quiz show where contestants can win a
maximum , ·~ e of one million dollars if
they can answer multiple choice questions
that become more and more difficult.
Contestants can usually get help three
ways: They can ask the .11Hl1<' r:ic..e., reduce the
four choices to two, or call a friend.
Are You Smarter Than a
5th Grader?
A quiz show where contestants answer
questions about subjects that 5th-grade
students Learn ln school. If contestants need
help, they ask actual 5th-grade students who -
are part of the show. When contestants give
an incorrect answer or leave the game, they
must say, "I'm not smarter than a 5th grader."
Q Who is the best quiz contestant in
the country?
A Ken Jennings
In 2004, Ken Jennings, a 30-year·old software engineer, 1..wo.a
more games than anybody in US quiz show history. He 2
a 74·game winner on Jeopardy! and won over $2.5 million!
But Jeopardy! 3 _ not the only quiz show he appeared
on. In 2008, Ken, cor µeted on Are You Smarter Than a 5th
Grader? He 4 _ _ all the questions except the last one
because he wasn't sure he 5 the answer. He didn't win
and had to say, "I'm not smarter than a 5th grader."
Ken was never a contestant on Who Wants to Be
a Mil/ionalfe?, but he was an "expert"- a person
with a lot of knowledge. When contestants needed
help, they 6 Ken.
In 2011, Ken 7 _ _ Jeopardy! again. But this
time he competed against past Jeopardy! rn t:iJ.Qr
Brad Rutter and Watson, an IBM supercomputer.
In a two·game match, Watson ti both Ken and
Brad. Ken was second and 8 $300,000,
_ _ to a charity.
Online Practice
 Imagination is more important than knowledge.
Albert Einstein, German scientist

1 GRAMMAR comparative adjectives 2 VOCABULARY high numbers

a Write the comparative forms of these adjectives in the a mmt~~
~,..·.-..-~~
Listen and@the correct numbers.
correct circle. 1 104 304
2 586 596
we beautiful cheap dry sad difficult dirty
cold far wet high hungry comfortable thin good 3 2,670 2,660
4 8,905 9,905
5 11,750 12,750
1 vowel + 1 consonant
= double consonant + -er 6 543,830 553,830
7 1,315,000 1,350,000
8 25,460,000 35,460,000
b ;~~· Listen and write the numbers in words.
I 125
2 895
3 4,500
4 12,470
2 or more s)'.lla~les
=more + adjective 5 33,930
6 575,600
7 6,250,000
8 34,800,265

3 PRONUNCIATION /~r/, sentence stress

b Write sentences using the opposite adjective. a Write the words in the chart.
1 A bike is slower than a car.
A car is/aster than a bike better bigger cheaper colder dirtier drier easier
healthier higher slower thinner worse
2 Lions are smaller than tigers.
Tigers--- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- ... ,.
x~ ~) ,,a'.'.
~_

~
3 Brazil is wetter than Argentina. : ~ I
~~r~
Argentina - - - - · · - - - - - - -- - - - -
4 January is longer than February.
'"r '
.w1 ..~,< -~ ·t~·' _Y;d!
tree fish bird egg phone bike
February _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ ---
better
5 A laptop is more expensive than an iPod. --- --- - -- --- --- ---
AniPod _________________ ----- ---- --- --- --- ---
6 Fridays are better than Mondays.
Mondays ---·····-- _____ - - - - - - - -- - - b ~ Listen and repeat.
7 A stove is hotter than a refrigerator.
A refrigerator -------·------····- __ _
8 Spanish is easier than English.
English _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __

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c 1....:i-:. ~'?':
Listen and underline the
stressed words.
I A pencil is cheaper than a pen.
2 China is bigger than Japan.
3 The kitchen is dirtier than the living room.
4 An apple is healthier than a cookie.
5 Canada is colder than Mexico.
6 Everest is higher than Kilimanjaro.
d ~~ Listen again and repeat the
sentences. Copy the ~thm .
4 READING
a Read the sentences. Do you think they are T (true)
or F (false)? Then read the article and check.
1 There are fewer car accidents on Tax Day.
2 Elephants remember more than
other animals.
3 South America is bigger than
North America.
4 Margarine is healthier than butter.
b Guess the meaning of the highlighted words.
Check the meaning and pronunciation in
your dictionary.
1 Elephants have brains that are bigger than any
other land mammal. The expression "an elephant never
forgets" suggests that the bigger an animal's brain is,
the better that animal can remember things. Animal
researchers discovered that this is actually true for
elephants! These animals can remember details about
.· areas of land as big as 1,200 square miles!
:":. ~
:"·" ··L There are 12 countries in South America includ!ng ." · · ·
Argentina and Brazil~ It has an afe1 of 6,888,062
square miles and its population is over 371,090,000.
North America includes Canada and the US, but it also
contains the countries of Central America. It covers
an area of al:lout 95,401,198 square miles, anct its
populatl<in is almost 529 milllori:: Thls makes 'it bfgger
than SQu\h Amerka.
5 LISTENING
~':~~ Listen to a conversation between a couple talking
about two cities with the same name. Write T (true) or F (false).
1 More people live in Birmingham, UK than Birmingham, US. I.
2 Birmingham, US is bigger than Birmingham, UK.
3 Birmingham, US is greener than Birmingham, UK.
4 Birmingham, US is older than Birmingham, UK.
5 Birmingham, US is wetter than Birmingham, UK.
6 Birmingham, US is hotter than Birmingham, UK.
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
contestants · bn vsr :mts·
population pap::- ;i'!e1Jn.'
prize rra1z.
approximately ·:i nrnk~Jm,'.l:h
win a competition , 1~ ,., komp •., LIJn
3 When the American Medical Assodation studied the
number of people in)UJ'ed in traffic accidents in the US,
they got a surprise. They discovered that there were
more dangerous car accidents on Tax Day. Tax Day is
... · every year around April 15. People in the US are busy
··:·.around this time! ..·.....
. .
. ·.'. '":·;·:· ·:·4 Experts have different opinions about margarine
and butter, and there is a big arg0ment·about which
··· one is better for you. The truth is that margarine today
Is better than It was in the past because producers use
a different type of vegetable oil. Butter still contains
a lot of animat f.at. Marg~rino today contains tess fat
:':' :: .. wh'iC:tl° makes it heaftfjjer butter. than . ...
· · · ·::·:~·:::~::::::=:-. ·...·: ··
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 VOCABULARY places and buildings
a Complete these famous tourist sights with a word from
the list. Do you know what countries/ cities they are in?

Bridge Castle Mountains Square Street

Trafalgar _ __ 4 Edinburgh _ __
2 The Golden Gate 5 The Rocky _ __
3 Wall _ _
b 5 2>)) Listen and check.

c > p.164 Vocabulary Bank Places and buildings.

2 GRAMMAR superlative adjectives

a Look at the photos. Do you know what countries
they arc in?

b 5 4>)) With a partner, complete the captions with

a phrase from the list. Listen and check.

the biggest the busiest the most dangerous

the longest the most popular the widest

c Complete the chart with superlatives from b.

Adjective Comparative Superlative

big bigger the biggest
long longer
wide wider
busy busier
dangerous more dangerous
popular more popular

d What letters do you add to a one-syllable

adjective co make a superlative? What
words do you put before longer adjectives?

e > p.142 Grammar Bank lOA. 5

Learn more about superlative
adjectives and practice them.

4 Tiananmen Square
3 PRONUNCIATION consonant groups 5 SPEAKING & WRITING
a 5 6 l)) Listen and repeat the adjectives in 2 c. a Work in pairs.
A Imagine you are a tourist in your tmvn (or nearest big
[Lp-~::~~~~::
___
~;:~~~-~:-::,.:~sona~t: t~=~::.-~-:~-1
(as~:~~ c~n ~e _d~f~i~-~~ to~-°-~~~~:~~- _ __________J
town) who only speaks English. Ask B, who lives in
the town, questions 1-5. Get as much information
as you can.
B You live in your town. A is a tourist who doesn't speak
b 5 7 l)) Listen and repeat these superlatives.
your language. Answer his f her questions (1-5).
the most expensive the most exciting the oldest Explain everything very clearly and give as much
the most beautiful the smallest information as you can!
c > Communication Cities quiz A p.105 B p.110. Then change roles for questions 6-10.
Complete the questions with superlative adjectives.
Then ask and answer the questions with a partner. What's the ~~st ) ( I think Griffth Park.
.µ--
beautiful par~

Where's tha~ { ~t.':.?own town, near the

4 READING ~ywood sign. It has...

a Read the article below and look at the photo. Would

you like to ride a bike there? Why (not)? 1 What's park? (beautiful)
A
2 What's way to get around? (easy)
b Read the article again. Then cover the text and answer
3 What's museum? (interesting)
the questions in pairs.
4 What's time of year to visit? (good)
1 Where is the North Yungas Road? What's place to eat typical food? (nice)
5
2 Why is it called "Death Road"?
3 How wide is the road? B 6 What's building? (old)
4 Why is it popular with bike riders? 7 What's place to go for a day trip? (nice)
5 When is the most dangerous time of year to go? 8 What's __ area to walk at night? (dangerous)
6 Why is the road similar to London Bridge 9 Where's _ _ place to buy a souvenir? (good)
and the Sydney Opera House? 10 What's area to go at night? (popular)
7 Why didn't Marte enjoy riding a bike on the
Yungas Road? b Imagine you want to advertise your town / city for
tourists. Write an advertisement using superlative
c In pairs, guess the meaning of the lllglilightea words. adjectives. Add photos if you can.
d Is riding a bike popular in your country/ region? [s Come to Veracruz. It isn't the biggest or the most important
there an area that is very popular with bike riders? Why? town in Mexico, but it has the nicest people and the most
delicious seafood ...
 As soon as there is life there is danger.

l GRAMMAR superlative adjectives 3 a Canada

b China
a Complete the chart. c Russia

Adji!ctive ·r:: CoJl1~~rative Superlative ..}:=::

4 a Mumbai
b Shanghai
1 cold colder the coldest
c Buenos Aires
2 high
I
S a India
3 expensive i b Ireland
I
4 dry : c Brazil
'
5 dangerous 6 a The Sahara Desert (Africa)
6 hot b The Painted Desert (The US)
c The Atacama Desert (South America)
7 beautiful
7 a Mandarin Chinese
8 interesting
------· b English
9 good c Hindi
10 bad 8 a The Arctic
·---
b Alaska
b Write the questions.
c The Antarctic
What/ small continent /world
What's the smal~t wntinent in the world ?
2 What / big ocean / world 2 VOCABULARY places and buildings
_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ ? a Complete the sentences with a word in each box.
3 What / large country / world
? art department parking police post shoppiftg town train
4 What/ populated city / world
___________________ ? gallery hall lot mall office station station store

5 What / wet place/ world 1 Where can you visit different stores?
- - - - - - ------------ ,_ _ _ _ _ _ ? At a shopping mall .
6 What /dry desert/ world 2 Where can you see paintings?
___________________ ? lnan _ _ __ _ _ _ __~----
7 What / common native language / world 3 Where can you get a train from?
____________________ ?
From a --------- - - -
8 What / cold place / world 4 Where can you buy a stamp?
_ __________________ ? Ata _ _ _ ______ _ __ __
S Where can you talk to a police officer?
c @ t h e correct answer to the questions in b. Ata _ __ _ _ _ _ _____ _ ~

la~ 6 Where can you buy clothes for all the family?
b Europe Ata _ _ _ __ __
c South America
7 Where can you leave your car?
2 a The Atlantic At a ...... ___ _
b The Pacific 8 Where can you speak to a local politician?
c The Indian Ocean In the _ _ _ _ _ __

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 b Complete the puzzle. Can you find the hidden word? 5 READING
l
a Read the text and write T (true) or F (false).
2
1 Ulm Munster is the world's biggest church.
13
2 You can sometimes see the mountains from
• t
the top of the church.
5
. ; 3 Ulm Munster was the city's first church.
l
j6 I i 4 Construction of the church took over 500 years. _
!7 5 The church opens every day at 8 o'clock.
~'
18 l 6 It's very expensive to visit Ulm Munster.
19 I b Guess the meaning of the highlighted words.
10
Check in your dictionary.
111

LIMIT
THE THE
SKY'S •'
.. :. ......;c .. ;.
Ulm Milnster in Germany is the tallest church in the world.
The tallest part of the church is the steeple, 'i'fhlch is
lf:
52S feet hig}l and contains 768 steps. From the top ............,,.
()f the cnur<;t1. there is a ¥iew of the. city.' and
' .
on a·ctear day }ii;f:=:!
......
,~-;-

-~~~~ ~
..:·:·:·:·:~:·:.·-. - - . . - :·:-:-:-:-:-::~'
·;:;::::: '
Uefore the Munster was bliflt. Ulm already had :l1 churtriJ:;::t =W ...
·. Out.side the city wal{s. 1-k>Wever. the inhabitants oj the . . · :{ :;
city decfded tMt they wanted a new cburch in th~ town · W .1~
3 PRONUNCIATION consonant groups center. and they agreed to pay f<>r the bUJldlng. ...
~·
:~:
.....· ··'·'·
¥
.~~: Listen and repeat the sentences.
Construction of the church began lo 1377, butt~ btiilding':· ·:~f B
wasn't completed.uottl May 31, 1890..Attil'St, the w°* ...-. t: ::r
I It's the cheapest place to live. was difficult because tbe heaviest part$ fell down ~~? :iJ t~
2 It's the highest mountain in the world. th~ bUj(ders had to repair them. Then constniction'..........
. . '
ii:fi:i=' ,t·
. ...
.•. }ij .

3 He's the healthiest person in the family.
4 It's the prettiest town in the country.
5 It's the most difficult language to learn.
6 It's the most polluted city in the area.
7 They're the most attractive couple I know.
8 She's the most intelligent person in the class.
4 LISTENING
a .~,k:{.~;m: Listen to a radio interview with a travel writer.
What is his book called? _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ __
b ~~ Listen again. Complete the sentences.
1 Uluru is the music in the world.
stoppoo from 1543 to 1917 for potltical reaso11s. · ·= =···=, if ll~
Tod9y, touri.sts tan visit the church eve!Y.day of the
year. tn the winter. the church ts Qpen from 9 a,m. ·
to 4'45 p,m. and the churchfs open in ~he summer!1
months from 8 a.m, to 7'.45 p.IJl, Admission to mi!
the church is free, but the price Qf dimb!ng the.;.. f
steeple ts el for adults and €2 for children. · ::1~~;~;~f
.·.-.:......,. . . .·.·········=·=·~=-·.~.fill~~~~
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
accidents ';' :, S,•'c' ); ·

2 It's feet long. fun ,;,

3 The world's highest waterfall is in region :-.d :>-'·"
4 The t;1lk~~• huilding in the world ii> _ _ _ _ _ feet high. ;1ltuus1 ·,; ni•" ..,t
5 The world's oldest city began in BC. popular nt ;;· ~:"1"
6 The world's longest train track goes from _ _ _ __ wide (opposite narrow) \\,.,J
to Vladivostok. below (opposite above) !·.. :< :·"

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7 The shortest runway in the world is _ _ _ __ feet long.
 G be going to (plans), future time expressions What are
V vacations
P sentence stress

1 LISTENING 2 GRAMMAR be going to (plans)

a Read the dictionary definition for couch, and look at the a 5 lOl)) lria Gonzalez Liano, a teacher from Spain,
CouchSurfing website. What do you think CouchSurfing is? is going to CouchSurf through all SO states in the
US. Cover the dialogue and listen to the interview.
couch /kaotJ/ noun 1 a long comfortable scat for two What are her plans?
orin6:repeoplc to sit on(= a sofa) 2 the bed in a
" doctor's room for a patient to lie on Listen again and fill in the blanks with a verb.
Host Tell me about your plans, lria.
lria I'm go_ing to travel around the U - to all
50 states.
Host Wow! That's amazing! How lon_g are ,you going
to.JJ in each state?
lria I'm not sure, but I think maybe three nights
in each state-maybe more in big states like
California and Texas.
Host ltio areyou going to 1 ~
lria I'm going to stay with all kinds of people. I want
to make new friends across the US!
Host Are you going to 4 on a couch?
lria Yes, I'm going to sleep on a lot of couches!
Host How are )'OU going to s ?
lria rillgQJDg tqJ most y_ by QMsJ
Host What are you going to 7 _ _ _ in each state?
lria I don't just want to see the typical tourist
sights. I hope I'm going to 8 things that
aren't in a guide book.
Host Well, have a good trip and good luck!
b 5 Bl)) Listen to part of a radio travel program. Were you
right? How does CouchSurfing work? c Look at the[liigfiiiglite sentences in the dialogue.
Then answer the questions.
c 5 9l)) Now listen to the speaker give more details about
CouchSurfing. Mark the sentences T (true) or F (false). What form is the verb after goin8 to?
2 Do we use 80iti8 to to talk about the past, the
1 D CouchSurfers usually pay their host a little money. present, or the future?
2 D You need to create a profile on the website. d > p.142 Grammar Bank 108. Learn more about
3 D When you find a person with a bed, you call them to be BoinB to (plans) and practice it.
agree on the days you want to stay.
4 D You have to offer other people a bed in your house e Number the future time expressions 1- 8.
or apartment. [J tonight D tomorrow night
5 0 CouchSurfing is safe because you can read what other D next year Q] today
travelers say about the host.
6 D The host always shows their guests their city.
D tomorrow morning D next week
7 LJ You can CouchSurf all over the world.
L next month :=J tomorrow afternoon
f 5 12 l)) Listen and check. Then listen again and

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d Would you like to go CouchSurfing? Why (not)? Would you repeat. Make four true sentences about your plans.
like to have a stranger stay in your house? Why (not)?
3 PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING 5 VOCABULARY & SPEAKING
sentence stress vacations
a 5 13>)) Listen and repeat the highlighted phrases in 2b. a Complete the vacation phrases using a verb
Copy the tlzy.thm. from the list.
I'mgQing to travel around the US. go have see stay show
b > Communication What are you going to do? A p.105 B p.110.
1 _ _ in a hotel/ with a friend J for a week
Interview a partner about his/ her plans.
2 __ somebody around your town / city
3 the sights
4 READING 4 _ _ by train (bus, plane) J back home
5 __ a good time / nice meals
a Read Iria's blog about her CouchSurfing trip. Did she have
a good time? b In pairs, plan a vacation. You are going to
b Read the blog again. Then cover it and answer the questions visit three citiei; on the same continent. Your
from memory. vacation can be a maximum of ten days.

What color was the desert in New Mexico? Answer the questions:
2 Where were the big, beautiful houses? • What cities are you going to visit?
3 Which state didn't have much ta do? • Where are you gomg to stay?
4 What information did she have in case things didn't work out? • How arc you going to get there?
5 What was a problem she had? • Hm' long are you going to stay in each city?
6 How did she feel before meeting a host? • What are you going to do in each place?
c Read the blog again and look at the iighlig Wil verb phrases. r -- -- -,
With a partner, say what you think they mean. j) Making suggestions I
L Let's (go to ...)
Why don't we (go to...)?
I prefer to (go to...)
That's a good idea. :

I had fun CouchSurfing through the US. Every stale
had something interesting to see. In my opinion. the
best states were New Mexico and Rhode Island. I
loved the desert and its -.-..~
pretty. brown colors rn New
Mexico. I also enjoyed the
Spanish history there In Rhode Island,
..__.......,,__..... of some big beautiful houses.
c Change partners. Tell each other about your
vacation plans.
"" We're going to go to South America - to
Buenos Aires, Rio, and Montevideo. We're
gorng to CouchSurf because we don't have
much money. ..
~ -

North Dakota was my least favorite state

because there wasn't much to do. d Do you prefer your new parcner's plane;?
Would you like to change partners and go
I never had a bad experience while CouchSurfing. However, I always with him / her?
had a hotel address in case things a· 1 · a "
IOI peop!J, and I slept in all kinds of places, from comfortable beds
to old couches! I only had one problem-sometimes I arrived late
at a host's house. Once it was because I forgot to change the time
6 WRITING
on my watch. Another time 1 g~ . Then one time I didn't have
a cell phone, so I couldn't call my host and my host couldn't call
>- p.115 Writing A formal email. Make a
reservation at a Bed and Breakfast.
me! Whenever that happened, I tried to stay calm. CouchSurfers
and hosts are usually friendly and very understanding.

The best thing about CouchSurfing

1s seeing the world and meeting
new people at the same time I
love that when I travel somewhere,
I have "friends" to stay with. I'm
always excited before meeting a
host. And the worst thrng about
CouchSurfing? Sometimes the
couch you sleep on can be very
surprising That's the real adventure! ..
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 To travel hopefully is a better thing than to arrive.

1 GRAMMAR be going to (plans), 2 VOCABULARY vacations

future time expressions a Write the expressions in the correct column.
a Order the words to make sentences.
bael< heme by train a good time on vacation
1 are/ there /you / get/ to / How / going the sights in a hotel nice meals
_..H~o~\~vwar~e~y~ou~awoai~U(Ji+-<><to4B~e~ttwher""'-"e_ _ _ _ _ _ _~? somebody around your town with a friend
2 to/ isn't / He/ a / going/ stay / in /hotel
GO back home
3 show/ to /They're/ city /going/ the /me HAVE
SEE
4 good / going/ time/ have/ We're/ to / a
SHOW

5 is / home / to / she / going / When / go STAY

b Complete the text with the verbs from a.

6 not/ sights/ going/ I'm/ see/ the/ to

b Complete the sentences. Use the correct form of BOinB to.

l Are theygoirJ.8 to leave by train? (they/ leave)
2 We ------ - - - - our friends the city. (show)
3 They nice meals in expensive
restaurants. (have)
4 with a friend? (you/ stay)
5 They the museum. (not visit)
6 --------------- the sights? (they/ see)
7 He a lot of people. (meet)
8 She on vacation this year. (not go)
c Complete the dialogue. Use the correct form ofBOinB to.
A. So, where 1 areyvugoina to go (go) on vacation? Mdria 1$. rt4fly h4ppy beaiuse e,he's 9oin9 to 1 go on
2
& 1 •,.. (travel) around the US for a few weeks.
A :Reall)t? Wnere ~. (stay)?
vaa1tion tomorrow. Sfres 9omg to ~;.;..------....- .........- -
; ~ WeH, tffi~ yt19rJ ~ (not/sleep) in hotels. with her t.()Uslns in ~µeJ'J()s Aires. They'rt 9oln9 to -.::~·
····· ln$te8d)m going to CouchSurf. ~ her around tht city, and she-~ r~
:~:::
:A CouchSurf? What a sreat ideals ___ _ _ _ (travel) 9oin9 to ~ dll the sights. They'rt I
: :· alori~? going to s a lot ~f nitt mt41s
ia- :Y¢S. l e1m. My best friend 6
_____ (drive) to San Diego together. Shes going to .. ·.. 6 O'{ pldnt,
j With some (rlen~s. Tney 1
(spend) all day
and shes going to 1 ....... in f;uenos
~ c:ih the beach, and they 8 ~-----(dance) all night.
i,. I.don't likethat kind of vacation. 19 _ _ (meet) a Airt$ for a we~, The s~d weetc, Maria and her wfJSlm
:·: ....m.9M1~~j?.r;qple and see a lot of new places. 4rt goin9to trcwel t:o. the ~ast. Thty'rt going to
;;~;i:;;W.ij~;~~o . ? {visit) · :·:-.: ""'·:·· . · . ~Q.,~·~(~nd tbe:(ce gotll'9::!~ ··
8 . ·:;;i;&ifli~@®~~~then North Carolina, South Carolina. and 9
· a·g~~~Wine. Mctrtcls go,,{~:'.tq·
:::·;::·;· Georgf~~iiy=q~~~1;1rfing hosts 11 (show) •;•;·~·~·=~:;~:::;:;;;:::~:;:~:~:~:i..-1 •.·. .•.··i._ ~· D:.-,-, A; ·~~_fl'•'•'•'•·· i,. •
:.::;::::::~·;""'.. vq~.,to · v.iJtnos rv'rt$ ~~r.~:~r1e_
;::::~:·:·~:~~:g~Mt~~'(i~·: (have) a great time!
10_ . •

... .... '..' .

:':·:·~······ •.• , .....•.•.•.• '· .
:·: got$. home. .•: : ;.:_.,;.:;: .:,;:j~)·l!\_l.~l.l ,;:j.'. ·l.: .'~.: .·.·
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 3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress
a ~~· Listen and underline the stressed words.
How are you going to get there?
2 Where are you going co stay?
3 We're going to stay for a week.
4 I'm going to see the sights.
5 We aren't going to go by car.
6 I'm not going to stay in a hotel.
..
~-'.Lt )~ Listen again and repeat the sentences.
CQpy the ~thm.
4 LISTENING
a ~~~~· Listen to four speakers talkin g about
their first experience CouchSur fing. How many
people did n.Q! enjoy the experience? _ __
b ~-l~.:~~ Listen again and match the speakers
tothe sentences A-D.
Speaker I D Speaker 3 D ~
Speaker 2 D Speaker 4 D ~
A CouchSurfing gave me the chance to make friends.
B CouchSurfing helped me with my work.
C My host was also my tour guide to the city.
D My second experience CouchSurfing was better
than the first.
5 READING
a Read the text. Answer the questions with A (Angela),
J(Jay). S (Sofia), or T (Tomo). .~
l Which person made new friends while traveling? D~ · Paris - Versailles - Epernay - Blois - Angers - Lyons -
2 Who spent very little on accomodations?
3 Who used his or her Inter Rail pass on another
form of transportation?
4 Who was traveling abroad for the first time?
S Which person found it easy to make new plans
while traveling?
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
couch • .,
roommate
ahosc ti0 .t
create a profile !-.. 1 ,·;i ~ ·1~1 ·.'uiad
recommend (things to do) 1.;k..i'uic.nd.
Have a good trip! :.,:-, :: ~· ,.J 'tnf"
It's free. ilts fri
Things didn't work out.
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Since 1972, backpackers have enjoyed the freedom to
explore 30 European countries thanks to the lnterRail pass.
I
Here, lnterRail travelers say why they love lnterRail so much.
. Angela Bowman, (23, the US)
.
: Amsterdam - Hamburg - Berlin - Warsaw - Krakow - Prague
!- Vienna - Budapest - Zagreb - Split - Mostar - Sarajevo -
[_~_:~grade
I love lnterRail because you can go where you want, when
~ you want! When we started our trip, we had an idea of
~ where we wanted to go, but as we traveled, we got new ideas.
~ Changing our plans was easy - you can stay an extra night
or two if you like a place, and if you don't like it, you can go
somewhere else. The lnterRail pass gives you real freedom.
i~i
! Amsterdam
I
Bonn - Stuttgart - Salzburg - Ljubljana - Split - !I
~scara - Ban - Corfu - lgou_~~-~~!sa - Patras - Athens _j ~
One of the best things about lnterRail is that you get cheaper, •"
f>.
or even free travel on ferries as well as trains. l traveled to Split ~
m Croatia and then took the ferry to Pescara in Italy. Then I ~
traveled by lnterRail to the south of Italy and then took the ~
-::
ferry to the Greek island of Corfu. It was fantastic! You also get ·~
discounts on hotels, tourist attractions, and a lot more.
~'.
1~ Sofia Valenzuela (26, Mexico)
, Chamonix - Nice - Monaco - Ventimiglia -· Pisa - Florence -
D
l_~erugia .-: Assisi - Rome_:_~~-le_s_ _
D In six weeks, I met so many new, interesting people and
ot made friends from all over the world. It's a cheap way to
~~
travel too, especially if you take the night trains - I saved 1
a lot of money on accomodations this way. I really want to ~
D go InterRailing again!
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Torno Nagasaki (21, Japan) ~
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Innsbruck - Venice - Sienna - Lucca - Pisa - Florence -
~· Cannes - Monaco Nice - Figueras - Rosas - Barcelona -
Paris - Antwerp
- -- - -- •..:
.. This was the first time I'd left Japan, and I loved it. InterRail "~
is safe and easy for first-time travelers. I got an InterRail J
Global Pass so I could take as many trains as I wmtt:cl. I
.
saw many amazing places, and learned a lot about Europe's ·~
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 G e RC 1(T t (pr"ldictions)
1

V verb phrases Am I going to

P the letters oo fall in love?

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases 2 READING & LISTENING

a Do people in your country go to fortune -tellers, or use a 5 14>)) Read and listen to PART 1 of a story. In pairs,
fortune -telling sites on the Internet? Do you believe in answer the questions.
fortune -telling? Who does Jane wane to see?
b Match the fortune-teller's cards and verb phrases. 2 Who is going co tell her about her future? Why?
3 Why couldn't she see the man very well?
D become famous ::J get a lot of money
L get a new job [] have a surprise b 5 lSl)) Listen to part 2.
Then, with a partner, complete
C get married ~ be illcky the information.
n meet somebody new i::J travel Jane has a problem with
D fall in love ::J move co a new house her
2 She chooses _ _ cards.
3 Her first card means she's
going to be _ _.
4 Jane asks the fortune -teller
if she's going to _ _ with her friend .
c 5 16 >)) Read and listen to PART 3. In pairs, answer
the questions.
I What's che second card? What does ic mean?
2 Why is this a problem for Jane?
3 What's her third card? What does it mean?
4 Who's Jim? Where did Jane meet him?
5 What do you think the fourth card is going to be?
d 5 1 7>)) Listen to part 4. Then,
with a partner, complete the
information .
Her fourth card means she is
going to her friend
and go away with Jim
co
2 Very soon they are going
to
3 Jane asks ifshe is going to
be and the fortune -
teller says _ _ .
4 She pays the fortune -teller
$ _ _.

e 5 18>)) Read and listen to PART 5. In pairs, answer

the questions.
Who was the fortune -teller?
2 Why did he pay Madame Yolanda $100?
3 What's the fifth card? What do you think is going

- to happen?

PARTl
"Come in," said a voice. Jane Ross opened the door and
went into a small room. There was a man sitting behind
a table.
"Good afternoon," said Jane.
"I want to see Madame Yolanda, the fortune -teller."
" Madame Yolanda isn't here today,'' said the man.
" But don't worry. I'm going to tell you about your
future. What questions do you want to ask?" Jane
looked at the fortune-teller. She couldn't see him very
well because the room was very dark.
PART3
He turned over the second card.
"Hmm, a house. A new house. You're going to move,
very soon, to another country."
"But my friend works here. He can't move to
another country."
"Let's look at the next card," said the fortune-teller.
He turned over the third card.
"A heart. You're going to fall in love."
"With who?" asked Jane.
"Let me concentrate. I can see a tall man. He's very
attractive."
"Oh, that's Jim," said Jane.
"Who's Jim? Your friend?"
"No. Jim's a man I met at a party last mont~. He's an
actor, from New York. He says he's in love with me. It
was his idea for me to come to Madame Yolanda."
"Well, the card says that you're going to fall in love
with him."
"Are you sure?" asked Jane. "But what about my
boyfriend?"
"Let's look at the fourth card," said the fortune-teller.
PARTS
The fortune -teller stood up. He turned on the light.
At that moment, an.old woman came in. "So, what
happened?" she asked.
"It was perfect! She believed everything," said Jim.
"I told you, I'm a very good actor. She was sure I was a
fortune-teller!"
He gave the woman $100.
"That's Jane's $50 and another $50 from me. Thanks
very much, Madame Yolanda. Bye."
Madame Yolanda took the money. The fifth card was
still on the table, facedown. She turned it over. It was
the plane. She looked at it for a minute and then she
shouted:
"Wait, young man! Don't travel with that girl - her
plane is going to ..."
But the room was empty.
3 GRAMMAR be going to (predictions)
a Look at these two sentences. Which one is a plan?
Which one is a prediction?
l She's going to be very lucky.
2 She's going to go on vacation next week.
b >- p.142 Grammar Bank lOC. Learn more about be
BoinB to (predictions) and practice it.
c Write four predictions, about the weather, sports,
your town / coun try, and you. Use I think .. ·BoinB to ...
I think it's going to snow tonight.
d Compare your predictions with a partner. Do you agree?
4 PRONUNCIATION the letters oo
rp The pronunciation of oo
oo can be pronounced l<i (e.g., book /buk/) or /u/
(e.g., spoon /spun/). use your dictionary to check the
pronunciation of new oo words.
Be careful, room can be pronounced 1rurru or 'rum/.
a 5 20>)) Listen to the two sound words. Can you hear
the difference in the vowel sound?
b s 21 l)) Listen and write the words in the right column.
afternoon book choose c ok food good
took moon school soon spoon too t ook
c 5 22 l)) Listen and check.
d Practice saying the sentences.
Good afternoon. It's too soon!
Look at the moon! Is the f ood g ood?
He's a good-looking cook.
5 SPEAKING
Role-play fortune-telling.
A Look at the ten cards in 1. Secretly, number the cards
1- 10 in a different order.
B Choose five numbers between 1 and 10.
A Predict B's future using those cards.
B Ask for more information. Then change roles.
A I'm going t.o tell you about y~ur future. ~:)ur
first card 1s a star. You're going to become
famous. You're going to be on TV...
0 Great ! What show?
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6 s 23l)) SONG Fortune Teller J'
Online Practice
 Love cannot save you from your own fate.
Jim Morrison, singer with The Doors

l GRAMMAR be going to {predictions)

a Look at the pictures. Write sentences using these verbs and be aoina to.

1 Ihey'regQi!!& to eat a pizza. 2 VOCABULARY verb phrases

2 some money.
Complete the phrases with verbs from the box.
3 a newspaper.
4 a coffee.
he become fall get (x3) fteve meet move travel
5 to music.
1 _k_lucky
6 a book.
2 somebody new
7 a photo.
8 his passport. 3 to a different country
4 __ married
b Write a letter in the box: A= plan, B =prediction.
5 a lot of money
I I'm going to buy some stamps. L1l 6 in love
2 It's going to be cold tomorrow. 0 7 famous
3 Jim's going to study tonight. D 8 anew job
4 Our team is going to lose this game. 0 9 hal!.e ________ a surprise
5 There's going to be a storm later. D 10 to a new house
6 I think that restaurant's going to close. 0
7 They're going to buy a new TV. 0
8 I'm going to book a flight online. 0

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 3 PRONUNCIATION the letters oo ~;;;_ p~~-~,

'f ~kt ~et "~~

a Look at the pairs of words. Check.,/ the pairs with the
same sound and put an~ on the pairs that are different.

l choose school ./

2 book soon ~
·;: In tasseography, the fortune-teller uses tea leaves to ~
3 food moon ;:: predict the future. You drink a cup of tea and leave
4 good cook ·l a small amount in the bottom of the cup. Then you
,j;. move the tea around the cup three times, cover it with r
5 took spoon
l a saucer, and turn it upside dQWn:. The fortune-teller ~
6 look too " looks at the shape the tea leaves make For example,
b ~ Listen and check. Then listen and repeat.
a bird means that you're going to have good news. .Xf

4 READING
~n crystallomancy, the fortune-teller uses a glass ·::}:
ball. She places the ball on the table between you and
a Read the text. Match the headings to the paragraphs. her, and looks into it for a long period of time. At
first, the ball looks dull and cloudy, but then it clears
1 Give me your hand 3 How do you like your tea?
and images start to appear. The fortune-teller uses
2 Let's play cards 4 What's inside the ball? .:~'
these pictures to predict your future. For example, ....
a nurse means that you're going to be sick.
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b Read the text again and write T (true) or F (false).
1 The easiest way to read tarot cards is to use c
four cards. In tarot reading, the fortune-teller uses a special pack -~
2 An image of a nurse means bad health. of tarot cards to predict the future. There are 78 cards
3 A strong heart line means you're going to find love. in the pack, and there are different ways of using .J
4 A shape of a bird means bad luck. them. The quickest is to lay three cards on the table .~
c Guess the meaning of the hig~J~.gh~ed words. Check in from left to right. The cards represent the past, the (
your dictionary. present, and the future. The fortune-teller turns ovher ~

5 LISTENING
the cards and says what they mean. For example, t e #
:n means that you're going to become famous. l
~-~"'j) Listen to Pete and Amy's conversation
a Chiromancy is also called palmistry and it's when !,'.~
about the psychic Uri Geller. Was his trick
the fortune-teller studies the lines on the palm.of ·~.
with the spoons real?
your hand to predict your future. There are four ::·:
major lines on the hand: the life line, the head line, ·:=:
the heart line, and the health line. For example, · \:
a st~ong heart line means that you're going to find ~
the right partner and be happy in your life. ·::J
{:;,::··:· ....... ······:."":·\···· .. ~~···~·.·.-.·;~~::..·.·~:·;;.::._;;)~

b ~-; . . . }t'. Listen again and write T (true) or USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
F{talse).
Learn these words and phrases.
1 A lot of people watched Uri Geller in the past.
soon "ll''
2 Pete and A my see a video of the trick.
be lucky h1 hf..1·
3 Amy doesn't believe the trick at first.
Comein! k\rr, :.:
4 Uri doesn't use a normal spoon.
get married " 1~ · •.fill
5 Uri doesn't speak during the trick.
move to another country '11 .. '. tu ;.c• ,,1;)1 ~- \'l: "'
6 Today, Uri doesn't appear in public.

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EXERCISES: WILL
Remember:
+  I will go to Paris.
-  I won’t go to Paris.
?  Will I go to Paris?

1. Complete the sentences with will (‘ll) in positive form:

a) If I arrive late, I (call) __________ you.

b) They (help) __________ you.
c) Maybe he (stay) __________ at home tonight.
d) My friends (go/probably) __________ to the beach.
e) Peter (buy) __________ the tickets.
f) I hope that my boyfriend (cook) __________ dinner tonight.
g) We think FCB (win) __________ the match.
h) I’m sure my boss (understand) __________ my problem.
i) I (get) __________ you a drink. Do you like coffee?
j) Maybe my sister (do) __________ a language course in London.
k) Perhaps Mary (do) __________ that for her sister.
l) It’s late. I think I (go) __________ to bed now.

2. Complete the sentences with will in negative form:

a) I (answer) __________ the question.

b) My brother (lock) __________ the door.
c) The boy (catch) __________ the ball.
d) I (read) __________ that magazine.
e) We (send) __________ that present to my uncle.
f) My grandmother (open) __________ the door.
g) The children (eat) __________ fish.
h) He (listen) __________ to the radio.
i) I (drink) __________ beer.
j) It (rain) __________.
k) You (ask) __________ him.
l) The teacher (test) __________ our English.
3. Complete the sentences with will in interrogative form:

a) (you / go / to the party) ________________________________ ?

b) (James / open / the window) ________________________________ ?

c) (your mother / cook / a cake) ________________________________ ?

d) (she / get / married) ________________________________ ?

e) (you / help / me / with my homework) ________________________________ ?

f) (What / we / eat) ________________________________ ?

g) (When / Megan / be / famous) ________________________________ ?

h) (they/ visit/ their grandparents) ________________________________ ?

i) (we / meet /Rihanna) ________________________________ ?

j) (I / earn/ lots of money) ________________________________ ?

k) (Who / drive / us / into town) ________________________________ ?

l) (you / meet / that boy) ________________________________ ?

 Match the problem with the advice.

1. He’s always tired. ____ A. Well, you should clean them.

2. What should I wear for my interview? ____ B. Well, you shouldn’t be late for work every day.
3. There are no clean plates. ____ C. You shouldn’t play computer games all night.
4. I don’t have any clean clothes. ____ D. Well, he shouldn’t stay up late every night.
5. My eyes hurt. ____ E. You shouldn’t wear jeans.
6. Their bedroom’s a mess. ____ F. They should tidy it up.
7. My shoes are dirty. ____ G. You should do the washing up.
8. My boss is always complaining. ____ H. Well, you should do some washing

Use should or shouldn’t.

1. I don't think you ………….…………smoke so much.

2. You ……………………...…exercise more.

3. I think you ………………………..try to speak to her.

4. You are overweight. You ……….………………..go on a diet.

5. Where ……………….……….we park our car?

6. You …………….……………never speak to your mother like this.

7. The kids ……….…………………spend so much time in front of the TV.

8. …………….…………..I tell her the truth or should I say nothing?

Use should or shouldn’t and the given words to make sentences.

J. 1. use/bad language ………………………………………………………………………………………..

2. make noise/the library ………………………………………………………………………………………

3. Get good marks/school ….……….…………………………………………………………………………

4. take photos/the museum ……………………………………………………………………………………..

5. help the elderly/the street …………………………………………………………………………………….

 1 READING
a Look at the photos of three cities.
Do you know what countries they are in?
••
• a Coca-Cola museum. Once I went to a coffee shop and
• repeat my order three times because the waitress couldn't
:~
b Read two biogs on a travel website, about people's first
impressions of two of these cities. Which two are they?
c Read the biogs again. Answer with the names of the cities.
W here ... ?
I do people eat a lot of salt and sugar
2 do TV shows have subtitles
3 are the days very shore in winter
4 do a lot of people have bad habits when they drive
5 is the city safer than the writer thought
6 are the houses colorfully painted
7 do you see men taking care of young children
-
8 do people speak very slowly
Travel biogs
A Kate in _ __
- The driving
I think people drive r eally dangerQusly,
which surprised me because I thought they
were careful drivers here. They don't drive
fast, but people are always on the phone
in the car, which you don't see much in my
country nowadays.
The food
The food can be delicious, but I think people eat very
unhealtMy. In restaurants, they often add salt to their
food. And they drink a lot of soda! The headquarters of the
Coca-Cola company is based here, and they even have
asked for a double espresso, no milk and no sugar. I had to
understand me. She said people here only ask for lattes
and cappuccinos with a lot of sugar!
The people
In general, people are very friendly. The people I'm
staying with, who live just outside the city, know all their
neighbors really well. They often don't lock their doors,
which surprised me because people say it's a dangerous
city. They speak incrediblJ! slowly, with a strong accent and
sometimes I have a problem understanding them.
- ~.~.~.~:, ------
It's December and it gets dark at about
3 p.m., which is depressing! There's a lot of
snow right now, but all the buses and trains
are running perfectly, not like in my country
where everything stops when it snows!
The houses
All the houses are painted in pretty colors,
like red, green, and blue. And many houses have a yellow
and blue flag. Inside, the houses are decorated beautifully
with a lot of flowers and modern wooden furniture.
The people
People are friendly and polite, but formal. They dress
fashionably but.casually, and of course, you see a lot of
very blond women here. You also see a lot of men who
are taking care of very young babies. Everybody speaks
English really well, maybe because a lot of the TV is in
English with subtitles.
d Find words in the biogs that mean: LISTENING & SPEAKING
Kare a 5 30 >)) Listen co Jemma talking about the third
Para 1 _ __ adv at this time city. In general, is she positive, negative, or neutral
Para 2 _ _ _ noun the office where the leaders of an about it?
organization work
Para 3 _ _ _ verb close with a key b Listen again. Then, with a partner, complete
Jemma's sentences.

Para 4 adj sth making you feel sad

Para S adj made from a tree
Para 6 adv not in a formal way
e Which of the two cities would you prefer to live in? Why?

2 GRAMMAR adverbs
a Look at the h lgfilig hte<l adverbs in the biogs. Answer the
People spend a lot of time in 1 . People who
questions. 2 go out to have 3_ _ _. They don't have it
What two letters are added to an adjective to make an adverb? in their 4_ _ __
2 Which adverb is the same word as the adjective? When people go out in big groups, s_ _ _ _ _ __
all sit at one end of the table and 6 _ _ _ _ _ __
3 Which is the adverb from Bood?
at the other.
4 Which three adverbs are describing other adverbs?
b Now look at the highlighted adverbs again in Kate's first Women here talk very 7_ _ _ and very a_ _ .
paragraph. Complete the rules with before or after. Women dress 9_ __ _ __
1 Some adverbs describe how people do things.
They go _ _ the verb or verb phrase. There's a myth that the Spanish don't 10_ _ _
2 Some adverbs describe another adverb (or adjective). _ _ _ , but I don't think it's 11
They go _ _ the adverb (or adjective). People have a 12 _ _ lunch break, but they leave
work very 13 _ _ _.
c )-- p.144 Grammar Bank llA. Learn more about adverbs
and practice them.
c Answer the questions in small groups.
d 5 27>)) Listen and say what is happening. Use an adverb.

~hey're speaking quietly. 1 In your country or city how do people...?

• dress for special occasions
• treat tourists
• drive
3 PRONUNCIATION word stress • eat at lunchtime during the week
a Underline the stressed syllable in the adjectives. • speak foreign languages
• behave during sports games
Adjectives Adverbs • decorate their houses
Think of a time when you went to another
dan!gejrous
pojlite
dangerously
politely
2 country or another city I region in your country
for the first time. What did you notice about...?
beaujtilful beautifully
• the people
inlcrejdilble incredibly • the food
carejful carefully • the driving
falshiolnalble fashionably • the houses
cajsujal casually • the weather
perjfect perfectly
unjheal~hy unhealthily
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b 5 28 >)) Listen and check. Repeat the adjectives. Choose two headings from the biogs in 1 or the
c 5 29>)) Now listen and repeat the adverbs. Does the listening in 4 . Write two paragraphs, either about
stress change? your country or a country you have visited.

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 You can fall in love at first sight with a place as with a person.

1 GRAMMAR adverbs (manners and modifiers)

a Complete the sentences with an adverb.
1 The French cook perfect meals.
They cook perfectlJi .
2 The Americans are careful drivers.
They drive
3 The British are very polite.
They speak very _ _ __ _
4 The Brazilians are good at soccer.
They play soccer _ __ _
S The Japanese are very hard workers.
They work very _ _ _ _ __
6 The Canadians eat healthy food.
They eat _ __ _ __
7 The Argentinians are beautiful performers. 2 VOCABULARY common adverbs
They perform _ _ __ Make adverbs from the adjectives and complete the sentences.
b ~the correct word.
eareful good easy hard healthy incredible perfect quiet
1 My brother dresses casual/~.
In the ideal city...
2 Shoji cooks real f really well.
1 ... car drivers drive carefully
3 It's easy f easily to ride a bike.
2 ...workers work
4 They walked quick / quickly to the
3 ... familieseat _ _ __ _ __
train station.
S He's very quiet/ quietly. He never 4 ... people speak foreign languages-- - -- --
says anything! 5 ...you can travel around--- - - - -
6 Elena's pizzas are incredible / 6 ... peopletalk _ __ _ _ __
incredibly. 7 ...everybody treats tourists _ __ _ _ __
7 My French is very bad /badly. 8 ...everything is - - - -- - - cheap.
8 Can you speak more slow / slowly?
9 Mark speaks English good / well. 3 PRONUNCIATION word stress
10 She eats unhealthily / unhealthy.
a !,lgderline the stressed syllable in che adverbs. Which three adverbs
11 They have real/ really stressful jobs.
are nQt stressed on the first syllable?

- --· .,
1 beau!tiifullly 4 dan1geJrous!ly 7 per!fectjly
2 carejfully 5 faJshiojna!bly 8 poilite:ty
3 caisu·a~ly 6 in;cre di:bty 9 un!hea~thi:ly

b ~i'.~~ Listen and check. Then listen and repeat the adverbs.

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 4 READING b Complete the sentences with words in the box.

a Read the text. Match the headings A-D to atmosphere culture socializing fascinating
the paragraphs. hospitality architecture expect
- - - -- - - - - - - - - -----------··-··----
A The Mexican wav , oflife Before she went to Mexico City, Christina didn't know much
B Feeling at home abroad about Mexican - - - - -- -
C My first impressions 2 She didn't the city co be so beautiful.
D Not what l expected 3 She was very impressed by the in Mexico City.
4 She liked the colors and the wonderful of

First-i~pressi~~ 5
the city.
The of the Mexican people is warm and
of Mexico City·-~
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welcoming.
Mexican people like with their friends
and family.
Christina Hornick, from the US. came to Mexico 7 Christina finds the Mexican culture _ __ _ _ __
for the first time three years ago. She now lives in
c Guess the meaning of the highlighted words. Check with
Mexico City where she is a teacher.
your dictionary.
l _ _ _ _ _ __
You always remember your first impressions of 5 LISTENING
a new country. When I first came to Mexico City,
I didn't know much about Mexico at all. I didn't ~~.~~: Listen to two people talking about where they
know anything about the cultil~; I didn't think live. Answer the questions.
the food was very different from American food, Speaker 1 Toronto, Canada
and I expected the weather to be similar to North 1 Where don't people usually go
Carolina in the US-maybe even warmer! But on the weekends?
when I got there, I discovered how wrong I was.
2 How do people normally dress
2 _ _ _ _ _ __
during the week?
It was summer, and it was warm, but not 3 Why is Toronto's nickname
hot. In fact. the temperature was about 70 "Hollywood North?"
degrees Fahrenheit. My first impression was
that Mexico City was more beautiful than I
Speaker 2 Reykjavik, Iceland
expected. I spent a lot of time looking at the
incredible ah:hitectu;re, The city was so colorful l 4 When do people go to
swimming pools and hot tubs?
and had a wonderful at.IJlQSphere. I saw pink,
yellow, and red houses. The trees were colorful 5 What are there very few of in
too with pink and purple flowers. the Icelandic countryside?
6 How many people are there ... ?
3 ·--------- in Reykjavik
Mexican people are very friendly. A lot of
in the second-biggest city
Mexicans can speak a little English, and some
speak it very well. I speak Spanish pretty well, 7 What kind of things do
but when I make a mistake, my Mexican friends Icelandic people make?
don't mind. Mexican people are very Msp~tabl~
and they love to socialize -get together, eat, USEfUL WORDS AND PHRASES
sing and play music. At parties. there is often Learn these words and phrases.
a lot of delicious, homemade food to eat. And
a foreigner '1 .n:1"'r.
there is often very loud music which makes it
myth .;;.;q
hard to hear people!
4 _ _ _ _ _ __ subtitles · ,\:,t:J11J;
Mexico is a great place to live. It has everything- incredible H• k;;;.J.~t::.
friendly people, great public transportation, and incredibly wk:· .d:Jb!i
uelkious food. In Mexico City. the summers are 1 dress (well) · 'r• •
warm, and the winters are cool. It's great weather I astrongaccent '.:111_1 '.Lb,:1;t
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for long walks in the nearby canyons. Mexico
has mountains, lakes. beaches, and rivers. It has J first impressions .:,~·:·l ....., !!':..:1~1·:
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many beautiful cities and a fascinating culture. I in general ·, ,, ,! ;;.11,):·.~L
still love the US, but Mexico feels like home now.
lock (your) doors · :o}: d~;-z:
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use the Internet in
the same way?

1 VOCABULARY & PRONUNCIATION

I the Internet
a Do you ever visit any of the websites 'o n this page, or
websites like them? How much time do you spend a day
on the Internet? Do you use it mainly for your work/
studies or for pleasure?

b Look at some words and phrases related to the

Internet. Match them with their definitions.
a ttach ment down load goo gle log in on line
search for skype so cial net work up load wi fi

1 adj, adv on the Internet

2 noun sth you send with an email, e.g., a
document or a photo
3 verb to move sth from your computer to
an Internet site, e.g., photos
4 _ _ _ verb to move sth from an Internet site to
your computer, e.g., music, movies
5 _ __ verb to type words into the search engine
Google® to find information about sb I sth
6 _ _ _ verb to make a telephone call over the
Internet
7 _ _ _ verb to type your username (usually
your name or email address) and a
password to begin using a computer or
a website
8 noun a way of connecting a computer to
the Internet without wires
9 noun a website that people use to
communicate, e.g., Facebook, Twitter,
etc.
10 verb to try to find sb or sth, e.g., on the
Internet
Dictionary abbreviations
sth = something sb =somebody

c 5 35>)) Listen and check. Repeat the words. Underline

the stressed syllable in the multisyllable words.

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, ' "'
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2 SPEAKING & LISTENING 3 GRAMMAR articles
a With a partner, look at some things that people do a Complete the email with a , an, the, or - (= no article).
on the Internet. For each one, say if you do it often,
sometimes, hardly ever, or never. Sent Friday, July 8 4:16 PM
To: Carola Whitney
Subjoct: Re: Hello!
<;;_often send emails for work. What about you?
Hi Carola,
Thanks for your email. I would really like to write to you and
practice my English.
I'm i_ student at Buenos Aires University. It's
_
2_ _ biggest university in Argentina. I'm studying 3_ _
medicine. I live in Buenos Aires with my grandmother,
4 _ _ my mother's mother, because my family lives in

s_ _ small town far away, but I go 6 _ home on

7 weekend.
I love listening to e_ _ classical music, and 9_ _ fast
week, I went to 10_ _ amazing concert at 11 _ _ Opera
House here.

D send personal emails

D send emails for work b >- p.144 Grammar Bank llC. Learn more about
D read the news articles and practice them.
D buy things on shopping websites
c Work in pairs. A choose a circle. Think of three things,
D buy things on eBay (or a similar site) three places, etc., and tell B. B respond and ask for
D get sports information more information. Then change roles.
D visit websites about health and medicine
I love fish, strawberries, and ) ( '.~.r;iatoes?
D use social networks chocolate cake. I don't like tomat~ ~not?
D play games
D download music
D visit forums about diet or caring for children .·
D use online banking .:' · kinds of food things you
D use online maps for directions you love (and always have

n book tickets and hotels online

one you don't
like} things you
in your bag or
pocket
sometimes do
on Saturday
evening

things women
t hings you do
usually like
first thing in
doing (but
t he morning
men don't)
.,.. things you did
last night

b Now go through the list again and write M if you

think men do them more than women, W if you think iobs you
women do them more than men, and ND if you think would like to
there is no difference. Jo(andone
you wouldn't) t hings men
c 5 36>)) Listen to an interview with a marketing expert
usually like
about how men and women use the Internet. Check doing(but
your answers. women don't)

d Do you think the situation is the same in your country?

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 I had a life once...now I have a computer.

1 GRAMMAR articles 2 VOCABULARY The Internet

a Correct the mistake in each answer (B). Unscramble the words to complete the sentences.
1 A Where are the children? B They're at the schoo All our hotel rooms have wi-fi (IW-IF) access.
2 A What do you do? B I'm engineer. 2 It's cheaper to (PKSEY) than to
3 A Where's the juice? B In a refrigerator. make a phone call.
4 A What's that? B AID card. 3 Do you ever shop (NONELI)?
5 A How often do you go? B Twice the week. 4 You only need your username and your password to
6 A What animals do you like? B I like the dogs. (GOLNI).
7 A How did you travel? 8 By a train.
5 Do you want to - - - - -- (DLWODNAO)
8 A Where did you gee that? B On Internet.
this file?
b Complete the text with the, a / an, or-. 6 r sometimes forget to include t h e - - - - - --
(TATHCANEMT) in my emails.
7 I need to (RASHEC ROF) some
information before I write my report.
8 You can (OGLEGO) the name of
the restaurant to find out the address.
9 They're going to _ _ _ _ __ _ (POLUDA) their
vacation pictures tonight.

3 PRONUNCIATION word stress

a !.!llderline the stressed syllable in these words.
I email network website
2 address online results
ost people think that 1 _JbL_ Internet is a

M good thing. At 3 work, employees

can use it to search for ' _ __ _
information and to send and receive• _ __ b
3
4
document
attachment
Internet
computer
username
directions
·~it_~ Listen and check. Then listen and
repeat the words.
emails. At 5 home, ' people
can use it for entertainment. You can watch
_ __ music videos, Listen to 8 music,
' or, play 9 Latest computer games online.
It is also useful for 10
shopping, and you
don't have to go to 11 _ _ _ bank if you have
12 _ _ _ online banking service. However,
there are some dangers because there is 13 _ __
problem with security. 1• _ __ computer virus
can break your computer and • 1
computer
hackers can steal your identity.

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a Read the article. When did the World Wide Web begin?

b Read the article again and number the events in the order
they happened.
0 Tim Berners-Lce developed a new computer language.
0 Americans opened an agency to develop new technology.
0 They put the new language on the Internet.
OJ The Russians sent a satellite into space.
0 The World Wide Web made the Internet available to all
computer users.
0 The network changed its name to the Internet.
0 The agency developed a network to connect computers.
0 Berners-Lee and a colleague used the new language to write
a new program.

5 LISTENING
· ro find out when the World Wide Web began,
we first need to look at the Internet. The
a 1~·!.~~:U- Listen to four speakers talking about how origins of the Internet go back to the space race
they use the Internet. Match speakers 1-4 to the thing they of the 1950s. After the Russians sent the satellite
do most often. Sputnik into space, Americans wanted to develop
. . .their ow~. technology further, so they set up ARPA ·· ··
Speaker 0 uses a social network.
.. :- the Advanced Research Projects Agency. Thfs .
Speaker D plays games.
:agency found a way of connecting computers, ":·;:
Speaker D does a job.
which they called ARPANET. In 1974, they ch!'l~ged
Speaker D talks to family and friends.
its name to the internetwork or Jnternet for short:
' ' :I»
b . ~ ,..·. Listen again and match the speakers to the
In 1980, a scientist at CERN, tfte European .:
sentences A-0.
Organization for Nuclear Research, wrote a'. ·
Speaker 1 D Speaker 3 D computer program so that he and his colleagues ·:
Speaker2 D Speaker4 D could share their research, The scientist's name ..
was Tim Berners-lee, and his software was called.. :: ·
A This person often puts photos on the Internet.
ENQUIRE, At first, only scientists at CERN could ·
B This person likes his/ her job.
use the program, whkh contained a new c.ompt.tter ·· : . "
C This person uses the Internet to relax.
language called hypertext. Then, in 1991, he and
D This person saves money because of the Internet. a c:olleague wrote a more advanced version of thE!
·"::: program which made hypertext avail~ble over the
· Internet. This was the beginning of the World Wide
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Web, as we know it. Th~ first website and web
: : server was info.cern.ch. Today. there are more : ': :,·: '
Learn these words and phrases.
advice . _
than 227 million websites cantaini11g over ....·
65 billion web pages.
both 'c •

password (".: · '· 'r~• Over two billion people now use the Internet,
which is nearly a third of the world's population. ·:
username .'1 ... 1n- I lllollllt

book (tickets/ hotels) •:,11-'. ,: . /' / .·

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V irregular past participles
P sentence stress

1 GRAMMAR present perfect

a Look at some images from movies. What do the
movies have in common?

b 5 44l)) Listen to Alan and Lucy talking on

the phone. What two things are they going
to do tonight?

c Listen again and read the conversation.

Complete the chart below and answer the
questions with a partner.

Alan Hi, Lucy. Have you f inished your report ?

Lucy Ye!;;, I have, finally!
Alan What do you want to do tonight? Do you want
t n.goout?
Lucy No, I'm a little tired.
A[an Would you like to come here? I can order pizza
and we cam watch a movie.
tocy Good idea, What movies do you have?
Afan How about Eclipse? Have you seen it ?
Locy No; I haveo't seen it, but I've read t he book.
Alan Ts itgood?
( ucy l loved it! Vampires - perfect for a winter night!
Alan Greot. What pizza topping do you want ?
Lucy Cheese and blood, please ... no, cheese
and tomato.

ill I've seen the movie.

B I the movie.
you _ ___ the movie?
l1J
1 What is 've? What verb is seen from?
2 Change the three sentences in the chart to third
person singular (He or She).
3 Lucy says, "I've read the book." Do we know when
she read it?
d >- p.146 Grammar Bank 12A. Learn more about
the present perfect and practice it.

e Look at the movies in a and talk to a partner.

Which of the movies have you seen? Have you
read any of the books?

I've seen Eclipse, b;)t ~haven't seen the movie

I haven't read the book. of Alice in Wonderland,
but I've read the book.

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2 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress
a 5 46>)) Listen and repeat the dialogue. Copy the
~thm.
A Have you seen The Hobbit?
e No, 1 haven't.
A Have you read the book?
e Yes. 1have. rve read it twice.
b Write down the names of three more movies
from books. Ask and answer with a partner.
Have you seen... ?) ~es, I have. I
~ No, I haven't.
Have you read the book! l
3 VOCABULARY
irregular past part iciples
a Look at some irregular past participles. Which
verbs do you think they are from? Write the base
form and t he simple past.
base form simple past past participle
1 be was/were been
2 broken
3 done
4 eaten
5 fallen
6 forgotten
7 gone
8 left
9 sung
10 spoken
11 taken
12 worn
b 5,47>)) Listen and check.
c S 48>)) Cover a. Listen and say the simple past
and past participle.
>))be ~as I were, been
d Complete the Verb column with a past participle from a .
Verb
1 Have you • your homework?
2 I'm sorry, I've • your name.
3 Have you ever • a photo of an actor?
4 Ann's • on vacation. She's going to be away
for three weeks.
5 Have you • to Mike about the party?
6 I've never • that jacket. It was a big mistake.
7 Jim's • in love with an Argentinian woman.
8 Oh, no! f've • my glasses.
e Cover the Verb column. Can you remember the sentences?
4 SPEAKING & LISTENING
a Complete the phrases with the past participle of the
verb in parentheses.
MOVIE EXPERIENCES
Find someone who has
I Name I What movie was 1t ?
I 1 asleep watching a movie
(fall)
2 the soundtrack of a
movie (buy)
3 the movie theater
before the end of a movie {leave)
4 - - a movie more than three
times (see)
5 during a movie (cry)
6 a movie in English with
subtitles (see)
7 in a movie (appear)
b Stand up and move around the class. Ask Have you ever.. . ?
questions with 1- 7. When somebody answers Yes, I have,
write down h is or her name and ask What movie was it?
c 5 49>)) Listen to three people answering one of the
questions from a . Which question is it?
d Listen again. Complete the chart for each person.
Which movie? How many? Why? j
1
2
5 s so>)) SONG Flashdance 1'
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 Films should have a beginning, a middle, and an end
- but not necessarily in that order.

1 GRAMMAR present perfect B No, but my brother~--·--· ---- (see) it. He

loves John le Carre.
a Write the sentences with contractions.
A 7 (he I read) Tinker; Tailor; Soldier; Spy?
I have not read The Pillars ofthe Earth. .e YQS, and he e =::;::· (see) the movie.
I haven't read The Pillars of the Earth. ·:·~::· ··~.

2 James has not seen this movie before.

2 VOCABULARY irregular past participles
3 They have gone to the movie theater tonight.
a Write the simple past forms and past participles of
these irregular verbs in the chart.
4 She has cried at a lot of movies.
·-'
•...: .
-~
:~
tnfinitive Simple past . ·.
Past participle
5 I have bought all the Harry Potter movies.
1 be was f were been

6 They have not taken any photos. 2 break

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3 do
7 He has interviewed a famous actor. 4 eat
5 fall
8 We have not appeared in a movie.
6 forget
- I

7 go
b Write sentences with the present perfect.
8 leave !
1 she / read / The Help '
She's read The Help 9 sing
2 we / not see / this show 10 speak
We haven't seen this show
11 take
3 my parents / fall asleep
12 wear
4 Adam / appear / in a movie
b Use past participles from the chart in a to complete
the sentences.
5 I f not speak to an actor
I Have you ever karaoke?
~Uf1B

2 We've never the movie theater

6 you / break/ the camera
before the end of a movie.
3 My sister has never octopus before.
7 Dawn / not cry / at a movie
4 Has your brother ever your
birthday?
8 we / not forget / the tickets
5 Have you ever glasses?
6 I've never my leg.
c Complete the dialogue. 7 My friend hasn't the homework.
·. A :{,..,Ba~19ou ~ard (you I hear) of John le Carre?

: i ~: ~;:, ~~1il~'.~ks 3 (read) some of ~~~~~or::d)

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. .,... :::!:OOW~::::::.... g .
....;.;:~;:;:;t,:•>:•:•::::::::::·'° · · · · (you / see) the movie?

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3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress b Read the article again and choose a, b, or c.
1 Jodi Picoult is ...
a ..~· Listen and underline the stressed words.
a alawyer.
b a writer.
c a doctor.
2 Anna's parents had Anna because ...
a they wanted another child.
b they wanted to save their daughter.
b &.~~ Listen again and repeat the sentences.
".cQpy the rll.xthm. c they wanted another girl.
3 ... dies at the end of the book.
a The healthy sister
4 READING b The sister who was sick
a Read the article about a movie adaptation of a book. c The brother
Did fans prefer the ending in the book or the movie? 4 ... dies at the end of the movie.
a The healthy sister
b The sister who was sick
c The brother
S ... of the people who voted didn't think the ending was important.
a 77%
b 133
c 103

5 LISTENING
a ~~ Listen to a radio program. Who wrote the
·tWObOoks?

b ~~ Listen again. Write T (true) or F (false).

At the end of the book1 Anna wins her case so that in
the future she tan make her own decisions about her
body. Unfortunately, the same day as she wins the
case, she is in her lawyer's car when they have a serious
accident. Anna is brain-dead after the crash, and the
lawyer gives the doctors permission to use Anna's
kidney. So in the end, Anna dies and Kate lives.
At the end of the movie, before they know the result
of the court case, Kate and Anna's brother, Jesse,
tells the family that Kate doesn't want to have any
more operations. Kate dies and then Anna's lawyer
visits the house to tell Anna she has won the case.
So, in the movie Kate dies and Anna lives.
A website asked the people who
have read the book and seen the movie
to vote on the two different endings.
770/o said that they hated the new
ending while 13% said they preferred
1t to the ending in the book. Ten percent
said that they enjoyed both the book
and the movie and that the ending
1 Great Expectations was made in 1956. £..
2 The movie critic is going to talk about two movies.
3 Great Expectations is a black and white movie.
4 The main character in Great Expectations is a girl.
S The movie is more frightening than the book.
6 The host has read the book The En8lish Patient.
7 The author of The EnBlish Patient isn't American.
8 The main character in The EnBlish Patient had a car crash.
9 The critic says that the best thing about the movie is the
love story.
10 Both the book and the movie have won important prizes.
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
Learn these words and phrases.
blood h \J
appear ;,'pir
atleast ·:i\ 'list:
fall asleep 1.:1 , .!1p.
How about... ? i:w Jbaor·
Order pizza ;' •,~.If rut,~~:

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made no difference to them.