S T A R T E R Grammar Practice Book

KAREN VINEY

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Contents

Grammar tables

How to use this book

Practice

Answer key

Audio exercises

4 G R A M M A R T A B L E S

Language words

article a, an , the

noun woman, apple, car, pen, town, knife

verb listen, look, walk, go, write, do, can

adjective large, blue, cold, English, French

subject pronoun 1, you , he, she, it, we , they

object pronoun me, you , him, her, it, us, them

possessive adjective my, your, his, her, its, our, their

possessive (nouns) David's, Maria's, Charles's, the girls'

preposition in, on, off, by, near

singular (1) pen, watch, apple, man, child

plural (2+) pens, watches, apples, men, children

contraction I'm, we're, I'd, he's, they've, can't, hasn't, haven't,

don't, doesn't, didn't

vowel a, e, i, 0, u, (y)

consonant b, c, d , f, g, h, j , k, I, m, n, p, q, r, s , t, v, w, x, z

small letters a, b, c . . .

capital letters A, B , C . . .

numbers 1, 2, 3, 4 ...

ordinal numbers 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th ...

punctuation , . ? ! / ' : ; ( ) conversation A How are you?

B I'm fine. And you?

A sentence Sentences begin with a capital letter, and end with a full stop.

He lives in Scotland.

A question

Questions begin with a capital letter and end with a question mark.

Where are you from? Are you English?

An answer

Answers are replies to questions.

I'm from Paris. Yes, I am. No, I'm not. Yes, please. No, thanks.

G R A M M A R T A B L E S 5

Sounds

Vowels

i: see /si:/ A cup /Jpvp/

i happy 'ha-pi 3 : third /6 3 :d/

i sit /sit/ 3 about /s'baut/

e ten /ten/ ei day /dei/

£e hat /hast/ so go /gso/

a: father / ' fa :Ô3 ( r ) / ai five f a n

D got /got/ ao now /nao /

o: four /fb:(r)/ 31 boy /boi/

o foot /fut/ 13 near nio(r)-

u situation /sitj'u'eij'n/ es pair pea(r)-

u: too / tu:/ U3 tourist /'tuarist/

Consonants

p pen /pen/ s so /ssu/

b bad /bœd/ z zoo /zu:/

t tea /ti:/ J shoe / J u : /

d do /du: / 3 television /teli'vijn/

k cat /kart/ h had /hœd/

g got /got/ m man /mœn/

tr chair /tjea(r)/ n no /nau/

03 June /d3u:n/ i] s ing /siq/

f five /faiv/ 1 left /left/

V van vaen r red /red/

0 thank /eœnk/ j yes /jes/

S this /ÔIS/ w w e /wi:/

Irregular verbs

present past present past present past

be was , were drive drove make made

buy bought get got put put

come came give gave say said

do did go went see saw

eat ate have, has had think thought

drink drank know knew write wrote

6 G R A M M A R T A B L E S

Verbs

verb form positive

present: be I'm (am)

He 's /She 's / I t ' s (is)

We're/You're/They're (are)

I'm not

H e / S h e / I t isn't

We /You /They aren't

present I'm doing

continuous: He 's /She 's / I t ' s doing

do

I'm not doing

H e / S h e / I t isn't doing

We're/You're/They're doing We /You /They aren't doing

future: I'm going to (do)

going to H e / S h e / It's going to (do)

I'm not going to (do)

H e / S h e / It isn't going to (do)

We/You/They ' re going to (do) We /You /They aren't going to (do)

past simple:

be

I / H e / S h e / I t was

We/You /They were

I / H e / S h e / I t wasn't

We /You /They weren't

have got I /We/You /They 've (have) got I /We /You /They haven't got

H e / S h e / I t ' s (has) got H e / S h e / It hasn't got

imperative Do (this).

Be (quiet).

Don't do (that).

Don't be (silly).

present simple: I /We /You /They do

do H e / S h e / I t does

I /We /You /They don't do

H e / S h e / I t doesn't do

pastsimple: I / H e / S h e / I t / W e / Y o u / T h e y I / H e / S h e / I t / W e / Y o u / T h e y

do did didn't do

can 1 / H e / S h e / I t / W e / Y o u / T h e y 1 / H e / S h e / I t / W e / Y o u / T h e y

can (do) can't (do)

would like I / He / She / It / W e / You / They

'd like

I / H e / S h e / I t / W e / Y o u / T h e y

wouldn't like

G R A M M A R T A B L E S 7

Am I ...?

Is he /she / i t . . .?

Are we/you / they . . .?

Yes, I am. /No , I'm not.

Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.

Yes, we are. / No, we aren't.

Am I doing...?

Is he /she / i t doing ...?

Are we /you / they doing...?

Yes, I am. /No , I'm not.

Yes, she is . /No, she isn't.

Yes, we are. / No, we aren't.

Am I going to (do)...?

Is he / she/ it going to (do)...?

Are we /you / they going to (do)...?

Yes, I am. /No , I'm not.

Yes, she is. / No, she isn't.

Yes, we are. / No, we aren't.

Was l /he /she / i t . . . ?

Were we /you / they . . .?

Yes, I was . /No , I wasn't.

Yes, we were. / No, we weren't.

Have I / w e / you / they got...?

Has he /she / i t got...?

Yes, I have. /No, I haven't.

Yes, he has. / No, he hasn't.

Do we / you / t hey /1 do ...?

Does he /she / i t do ...?

Yes, I do . /No, I don't.

Yes, he does. / No, he doesn't.

Did l / h e / s h e / i t / w e / y o u / t h e y do...? Yes, I d id. /No, I didn't.

Can l / h e / s h e / i t / w e / y o u / t h e y (do). Yes, I can. / No, I can't.

Would l / h e / s h e / i t / w e / y o u / t h e y like ...? Yes, I would. /No, I wouldn't.

How to use this book

• One Practice unit for each Student 's Book unit

• Audio exercises for each Student 's Book unit

• Grammar tab les for reference

After the class

Work on the Practice exercises:

You can think about the answer.

What 's name?

You can write the sentence again.

What 's name?

What's her name?

Work on the Audio exercises:

You can listen to the audio

exercises.

You can look at the book, listen and

repeat the audio exercises.

You can listen and repeat the audio

exercises.

Practice

What 's your classroom number?

Question and answer

Match the two parts.

Hello. —•

What 's your name?

What 's your phone number?

What 's your passport number?

Goodbye.

327 9085 I don't know.

Goodbye.

Anna.

Hello.

THINK! S a y the numbers to yourself . Do this every day.

0 - 1 - 2 - 3 - 4 - 5 - 6 - 7 - 8 - 9

9 - 8 - 7 - 6 - 5 - 4 - 3 - 2 - 1 - 0

0 - 2 - 4 - 6 - 8

1 - 3 - 5 - 7 - 9

O N E i l

What's his name?

Ask and answer.

• Quest ion: What's his name?

Answer: His name's Sherlock Holmes.

or I don't know.

1 Quest ion:

Answer:

2 Quest ion:

Answer:

3 Quest ion:

Answer:

4 Quest ion:

Answer:

Punctuation

. full stop ' apostrophe , comma

A B C capital letters ? question mark

Punctuate the sentences.

• what s his name

What's his name?

1 my name s Nick

2 what s your fax number Nick

3 hello Tom My name s Kate

Numbers 0 - 9

Find the numbers zero to nine.

A K S 1 X F H

E 1 G H T E 0 1

R L B u H J U c

V F R R E R T

0 N 1 N E N P 0

s Q V S E V E N

F Y E M W Z S E

A X G 1 T W 0 D

two

Titles

Complete the spaces with Mr, Mrs, Miss, Dr.

m 1 r o t w mr i jh

Blair Ste inway

1 you she

my his

2 Complete the table.

+ (posit ive) - (negative)

I'm a scientist. I'm not a scientist.

She isn't a doctor.

He's a teacher.

You aren't a student.

3 Complete these sentences w i t h ' m , 're, ' s .

1 You a student. 3 He a waiter.

2 I a shop assistant. 4 She wrong.

4 Change the sentences.

• My name's John Wi lson. I'm John Wilson.

1 Her name's Meg Taylor

2 Your name's Dr Green

3 His name's Josh Stewart

ism, i Smith Jones

Grammar

1 Complete the table .

T W O 1 3

Capital letters

Wri te these sentences with capital letters.

• mr S tewart ' s a journalist. Mr Stewart's a journalist.

1 her name's miss d a r k

2 his name's dr green

3 mrs carter's a shop assistant

4 ms taylor isn 't a journalist

5 hello, mr wilson

Sounds

Circle the word with the different vowel sound.

IÏ.I he

lid

(spe l l )

Id

she

lid

teacher

lid

/ u : / your you two student

/0/ wrong doctor phone job

ly.l your four you're you

/ 1 / Mr Mrs Miss My

/a i / 1 is nine right

Vocabulary notebook

M a k e a list of jobs from the Student 's Book. Add more jobs.

Jobs:

nuree

ehop aeeietant

S a y the letters to yourself. Do this every day.

A B C / D E F / G H I / j K L / M N O / P Q R / S T U / V W / X Y Z

Z Y X / W V U / T S R / Q P O / N M L / K j I / H G F / E D C / B A

three

Countries and nationalities

Adam Sikorski is Polish.

Adam's an office worker from

Warsaw in Poland. He's married.

Lee Chang is an engineer.

He's from Hong Kong in China.

Lee is single. He's Chinese.

l Complete the table .

Marta Perez is Mexican.

She's a computer programmer. She's

from Mexico City. She's married.

f:

Emma Martin's a journalist.

She's English and she's single.

She's from London, England.

first name Adam

family name Martin

married or single single

occupation office worker

nationality Mexican

country China

Answer the questions about Lee.

What 's his job?

What 's his family name?

What 's his first name?

4 Where 's he from?

5 What 's his nationality?

6 Where 's Hong Kong?

3 Wr i te six questions about Emma, and six quest ions about Adam.

T H R E E 15

a I an

Complete the sentences with a or an.

1 Lee is engineer.

2 Martha is computer programmer.

3 Emma is journalist.

4 Adam is office worker.

Capital letters

Wri te the sentences wi th capital letters.

• adam is austral ian. Adam is Australian.

1 pizza is italian

2 is rome in italy?

3 miss martin's from Canada

4 istanbul is in turkey

5 where is toronto?

6 she's an office worker from korea

7 he isn't Chinese, he's korean

8 she's brazilian and she's single

Learning vocabulary

1 Country and nationality. M a k e two l ists in a vocabulary notebook.

country nationality

China Chinese

2 S t r e s s . You can note stress like this:

China Chinese

3 Can you add more national i t ies?

-an - ish -ian -ese other

German English Brazilian Japanese French

four

Greetings

Put the words in the cartoons. Add sir or madam.

Good morning Good night Goodbye Good afternoon Good evening (x 2)

F O U R 1 7

Grammar

Tick ( / ) the correct words .

1 Sorry, I ( U ' m not • don't) understand.

2 I ( • ' m not • don't) English.

3 Do you ( • to speak • speak) French?

4 I'm sorry, I ( D ' m not • don't) know.

5 He's ( • Spanish • S p a i n ) .

6 She 's ( • a D an) engineer.

7 ( • Do • Can) you repeat that?

8 Excuse ( • me • my), what 's your name?

9 I (• 'm not • don't) speak Italian.

good

Tick ( / ) the words that go with good.

morning. • to meet you. • hi. • afternoon. • bye. • night. • understand. r know. • evening. ; ]

Sounds

Circle the word with the different vowel sound.

Id very c^venTng^) well message

Id l\:l Id Id

Ir.l speak French see me

Ini sorry job how office

teul do go no don't

/ai/ hi fine bye sir

/ei/ madam say Spain great

five

Matching

Match the words and the cartoons.

What are they? I don't know. What are they in English?

Look! Wha t is it? Thank you! What is it?

a I an

Complete the spaces with a or an.

S a y to yourself , e .g. twenty-four... x... a xerox copy.

1 aspirin 10 job 19 .. scientist

2 backpack i l key 20 ticket

3 • country 12 lesson 21 umbrella

4 •• doctor 13 .. map 22 video

5 •• English book 14 .. number 23 .. waiter

6 film 15 .. office 24 .. xerox copy

7 •• greeting 16 phone 25 .. yoghurt

8 hat 17 .. question 26 zoo

9 •• identity card 18 receptionist

F I V E 1 9

Plurals

Complete the table with the plurals,

s ingular plural singular plural

dictionary phone

watch country

key name

orange job

toothbrush map

Grammar

Complete the sentences wi th is, 's,

are or 're.

1 Wha t her name?

2 Wha t they in English?

3 They envelopes.

4 Wha t it?

5 they toothbrushes?

6 Yes, they

7 it an Apple computer?

8 Yes, it

9 She an architect.

Learning vocabulary

Look at this vocabulary set.

M a k e a vocabulary set for

' In the c lassroom'.

I injwwationje^

computer

CD-Rom

e-mail

Internet

fax

DVD

singular plural

camera

envelope

card

video

language

Word square

Find the words from the Student's

Book.

X W Y 0 u C Y P E N

B A C K P A C K N S

A^ T H E H M H E V 1

S c 1 Y 0 E Q F E R

p H A T N R F 1 L M

1 E Q z E A J N 0 A

R S (T 0 W E 0 E P P

1 M Y 0 R A N G E A

N. T E A C H E R S N

D 1 C T 1 0 N A R Y

THINK! S a y the numbers to yourself.

Do this every day.

10 - 1 1 - 1 2 - 1 3 - 14 - 1 5 - 16 -

17 - 18 - 1 9 - 20

20 - 1 9 - 1 8 - 1 7 - 1 6 - 1 5 - 1 4 -13 - 1 2 - 11 - 1 0

10 - 1 2 - 1 4 - 1 6 - 1 8 - 20

1 1 - 1 3 - 1 5 - 1 7 - 1 9

six

They're American

• • •MH Bill and Laura from Washington Angus and Jock from Glasgow

Kytie and Danni from Melbourne Robbie and Joni from Toronto

1 Ask and answer questions wi th words from the box.

Canada the USA Scot land Australia

• Where 's Washington? It's in the USA.

2 Answer the quest ions.

• Where are Bill and Laura from? They're from the USA.

1 Where are Angus and Jock from?

2 Where are Kylie and Danni from?

3 Where are Robbie and Joni from?

3 Give short answers .

• Are Bill and Laura Canadian? No, they aren't.

Are they American? Yes, they are.

1 Are Angus and Jock English?

2 Are they Scott ish?

3 Are Kylie and Danni American?

4 Are they Australian?

5 Are Robbie and Joni Scott ish?

6 Are they Canadian?

S I X 2 1

Questions and answers

Match the questions and the answers .

Quest ions Answers

1 What 's your first name? A It's 0534 907748. 2 What 's your job? B Sorry, 1 don't know.

3 What 's your phone number? C Canada.

4 Are you married or single? D Laura.

5 What 's her family name? E No, thanks.

6 What nationality is he? F Canadian.

7 Where are they from? G Yes, M-O-B- l -L-E.

8 Can you spell mobile? H I'm an engineer.

9 Coffee? 1 I'm single.

Grammar

Are the sentences right ( / ) o r wrong ( / ) ?

A What 's your name? /

B What 's you're name? X

1 A They're Australian. 4 A Are they're right?

B They Australian. B Are they right?

2 A We from Scot land. 5 A What 's his name?

B We're from Scot land. B What 's he's name?

3 A We not busy. 6 A Are you in a hurry?

B We aren't busy. B Are your in a hurry?

S a y the verb be to yourself.

I'm I'm not

He's / She 's / It's He isn't / S h e isn't / It isn't

We're / You're / They're We aren't / You aren't / They aren't

seven

SNACK BAR: MENU

burger 230 hot dog 2.30 donut 1.10

French fries 1.70 tuna salad 3.20 ham salad 3.40

filter coffee: regular 1.00 large 1.50

tea: espresso: milkshake:

juice: cola:

cup 1.10 regular 0.90 chocolate 1.60 apple 1.50 regular 1.30

pot 1.70 double 1.40 strawberry 1.60 orange 1.50 large 1.90

How much is that?

Complete B's sentences.

• A A hot dog and a cup of tea. How much is that? B Three forty.

1 A A large cola, please. How much is that? B

2 A A regular coffee and a chocolate milkshake, B

3 A Just a donut for me. How much is it? B

4 A A burger, please. How much? B

5 A A chocolate milkshake, please, B

6 A Three orange juices, p lease, B

7 A A tuna salad and a cup of tea, please, B

8 A Two strawberry milkshakes, please, B

9 A A hot dog and a double espresso, please, B

a I an

Put a or an in the correct p laces.

1 espresso, please. 4 English breakfast tea, please.

2 donut, please. 5 orange juice, please.

3 double espresso, please. 6 hot dog, please.

S E V E N 2 3

and I or

Complete the sentences wi th and or or.

1 A Regular large? B Large, please.

2 A burger fries, please.

3 Eat in take out?

4 A Apple juice orange juice? B Apple, please.

5 A A milkshake, please, B Strawberry chocolate?

6 A coffee a cola, please.

Grammar

Tick ( / ) the correct word .

1 Anything ( • for • to) drink?

2 ( D C a n HI Am) I have the salt, please?

3 Two (Q dollar G dollars) fifty, please.

4 A How much (U are U is) that? B Three twenty.

5 There ( • you're • you) go.

6 A Thank you. B (G You're • Your) welcome.

Spelling

vCirc leHhe correct spe l l ing .

réguler regulor regular

wel lcome welcome welcom

jiuce juise juice

chocolate chocolet choclate

frys freis fries

ketchip keshup ketchup

Nationalities

Match the food and the nationality.

(There isn't one 'right' answer.)

English

American

Italian

French

Swiss

pizza

chocolate

cheese

hamburger

tea

THINK! S a y the numbers to yourself. Do this every day.

10 - 20 - 30 - 40 - 50 - 60 - 70 - 80 - 90

90 - 80 - 70 - 60 - 50 - 40 - 30 - 20 - 1 0

Colours of the rainbow

Complete the words .

r o y. g b indigo violet

Note: indigo and violet aren't everyday words, (indigo is dark blue, the

colour of blue jeans.) Remember the colours: R - O - Y - G - B - l - V .

Questions and answers

Match the questions and the answers .

Question

l How much is that?

What colour are they?

Where 's the bar?

What 's his job?

How are you?

What ' s croissant in English?

Answer

A They're grey.

B He's an international footballer.

C It's the same word.

D Five dollars and twenty cents.

E Very wel l , thank you.

F It's by the coffee shop.

Flags

l W h a t colours are the f lags?

country Brazil U S A Ireland Germany

colours l l l l

2 2 2 2

3 3 3 3

2 S a y the colours of the four f lags a loud.

• USA red, white and blue

and /or

Complete the sentences wi th and or or.

1 Are you married single?

2 She 's married she's an architect.

3 Is Lee his first name his family name?

4 Japan China are in Asia.

E I G H T 2 5

About you

Tick ( / ) the boxes

Are you ... ? D young G married (71 single

• angry • happy • busy

Grammar

Are the sentences right ( / ) o r wrong ( / ) ?

• A They're new shoes. /

B They're news shoes. /

1 A It's an American car. 3

B It's a American car.

2 A It's a dictionary small . 4

B It's a small dictionary.

A The traffic lights are green.

B The traffic lights are greens.

A Wha t colours are your jeans?

B Wha t colour are your jeans?

Find the mistakes

Which words are in the wrong places? W h a t are the correct places?

MENU: DRINKS

orange milkshake white milkshake

chocolate juice

red water

mineral wine

strawberry wine

black milk

cold coffee

apple coffee

white juice

Numbers

S a y aloud the numbers in the spaces.

11 - 22 - 33 - 44 - - 66 - - - 9 9

5 - 1 0 - 1 5 - - - - 3 5 - - 4 5

12 - 24 - 36 - - 60 - - - 96

7 - - - 2 8 - 3 5 - - - 5 6

S a y the numbers to yourself.

21 - 22 - 23 - 24 - 25 - 26 - 27 - 28 - 29 - 30

nine

Can you remember?

1 Cover the picture.

W h a t ' s in the picture? M a k e sentences.

2 Cover the picture. Give short answers .

1 Are there any penknives?

2 Is there a mobile phone?

3 Is there an orange?

4 Are there any toothbrushes?

3 Cover the picture. Are these sentences true ( / ) or fa lse ( X ) ?

1 There aren't any pens in the picture.

2 There are some towels.

3 There isn't a map in the picture.

4 There aren't any CDs in the picture.

N I N E 2 7

some / any

Complete the sentences with a, an, some or any.

1 There are books in the classroom.

2 There aren't pictures on the wal l .

3 Are there towels in the bathroom?

4 Is there telephone in the restaurant?

5 There isn't apple on the table.

6 There are chairs by the window.

Capital letters

Wri te the sentences with capital letters.

• are there any cds in the room? Are there any CDs in the room?

1 there isn't a widescreen tv

2 there's a dvd player, but there aren't any dvds

3 michael is from the usa

4 she's from new york city

5 it's an ibm computer

6 is there a cd player in the room?

Vocabulary

1 Put these words in the correct places.

sofa armchair carpet desk double picture drawers cupboard

1 w 2 A

! R

"D

5 R

6 0

7 B

8 E

2 Put a s lash ( / ) between the words.

1 O O O R T A B L E L / G H / ^ " p \ C T U R E C H A i R A R / M c W j ! ? £ 8 E D C U P B O A R D D O U B L t s 0 f A

C V 0 C ^ ^ / / ? 0 ^ M / E R S W A R D R O B E C ^ P t

ten

Mail order

i Look at this page from a catalogue. Wr i te three things on the order form.

T R A N S - A T L A N T I C MAIL ORDER

#147 top #148 shirt #149 trousers S / M / L / S / M / L / X L S / M / L / X L

black/grey/purple grey/white white/Light brown/blue £32 £53 J L £64

#150 T-shirt

M / L / X L pink/green/dark blue

£28

#152 skirt 10/12/14/16

white/grey/brown £31

#151 trainers Euro sizes 35 - 47

bLue/red £67

YOUR ORDER CATALOGUE NUMBER ITEM COLOUR SIZE PRICE

#153 dress 8 /10 /12 /14 /16

yellow/orange/pink £39

2 Answer the questions about the three things on your order.

1 What ' s the catalogue number? 4 What size is it?

2 Wha t is it? 5

3 Wha t colour is it?

How much is it?

T E N 2 9

How much?

Put is or are.

1 How much the top? 4 How much the trainers?

2 How much the shirt? 5 How much the dress?

3 How much the trousers? 6 How much the skirt?

Ask quest ions about shoes / sweatshir t / shorts / jacket / boots.

Conversation

Wri te the questions in the conversation.

A I'm looking for a shirt.

A Light blue.

A Extra large.

B Here you are.

A Thanks. 3

B Fifty-three pounds.

Grammar

Complete the table .

subject pronouns 1 you she

object pronouns you him

possessive adjectives my her

Questions and answers

Match the questions and the answers .

Quest ions

1 Wha t size is the top, please?

2 Can I help you?

3 Where are my grey trousers?

4 W h o are the trainers for?

5 How much are they?

6 Wha t colour is her top?

Answers

A Yes, I'm looking for a top.

B They're for her.

C Twenty-five ninety-nine.

D Medium.

E Dark blue.

F They're in the wardrobe.

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an old Rolls-Royce a sports car an old Citroën

a typewriter some pencils a laptop computer

1 W h a t do you think? M a k e sentences about the pictures.

They've got... He's got... She's got...

2 Put They've, He's or She's in the spaces .

1 got a house in London.

2 got a house in a small vi l lage.

3 got a house by the Pacific Ocean.

3 M a k e sentences wi th:

They haven't got... He hasn't got... She hasn't got...

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Contractions: V e / ' s

Complete the sentences with Ve o r ' s .

1 We got some British friends.

2 She got a photograph of her family.

3 They got some CDs.

4 I got a new jacket.

5 He got a passport.

6 Oh, you got a new skirt. It's very nice.

Negatives

M a k e these sentences negative.

• I've got some credit cards. / haven't got any credit cards.

1 She 's got a driving licence

2 They've got some English books

3 We ' ve got some postcards

4 He's got some blue jeans

5 I've got a phonecard

Question words

Add What? How? Who? or Where?

1 A is he from? B He's from Italy.'

2 A much is that T-shirt? B It's 10.95.'

3 A size are you? B I'm extra large.'

4 A 's got a mobile phone? B Maria has. '

5 A is it? B It's a DVD player.'

6 A 's Toronto? B It's in Canada. '

1 n l i M I \ :

S a y the verb have got to yourself.

I've got / You've got / We 've got / They've got

He's got / She 's got / It's got

I haven't got / You haven't got / We haven't got /

They haven't got

He hasn't got / S h e hasn't got / It hasn't got

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Families

i Find the family words .

• P N H E W E nephew

1 C IEEN 6

2 LENUC 7

3 H A N D S U B 8 T U N A . .

4 R E S T I S 9 S ICONU

N O S son

RTHFAE n RANTEP

NNDAGROS 12 HOTRREB

13 HDCLI

14 FEWI

5 GRUDHATE 10 ROTH EM 15 TARRGEFNAHD

2 Complete the spaces.

1 My mother's brother is my .

2 My nephew's mother is my .

3 My father's sister is my .

4 My brother's daughter is my

5 My uncle's son is my .

6 My father's mother is my .

is I has I's

Look a t ' s in this paragraph.

Wr i te ( 1 ) for is, ( 2 ) for has, or (3) for p o s s e s s i v e ' s .

My sister's , married and she's ~ ] got three chi ldren.

She 's got two boys and a gir l . The boys ' .._ names are

James and Danie l . The g i r l ' s ! i name is Georgia. My

nephews are eight and five, and my niece's I four.

Plurals

Wri te the plurals. W h i c h ones are irregular?

• child children

1 grandchild 3 cousin 5 daughter

2 niece 4 man 6 woman .

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Possessive adjectives

l Complete the tab le .

subject pronoun 1 he she they

possessive adjective my your his our

2 Complete the sentences with possessive adject ives.

1 He's from Spain name's Alberto.

2 They're married children's names are Lauren and Daniel.

3 We're brothers parents are French.

4 She 's eight brother's nine.

5 I'm British name's Peter.

6 You're students books are in the classroom.

Sounds

Circle the word with the different vowel sound.

• / a / brother cousin <^JuuV^> mother

/ a / / a / /3 : / / a /

ly.l father daughter wardrobe small

leal parent car where their

/ a / uncle aunt colour hundred

l\l children child sister single

/ae / match stamp cash many

Apostrophe's

Wri te the apostrophes (') in the correct p laces.

1 They're Annas children.

2 The childrens shoes are in their bedroom.

3 Excuse me, where's the mens room?

4 She 's Jamess sister.

5 Who 's Kevins daughter?

6 Our childrens names are jack and Megan.

T H I N K ! Think about your family in Engl ish. My mother's name is Maria..

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Reading instructions

i Label the controls with these words.

O N / O F F O P E N / C L O S E STOP PLAY P R E V I O U S / NEXT P A U S E

STANDBY r O

POWER 11 \ « » \

A

2 Number these instructions in the correct order from L to 4.

You don't need to understand a l l the words .

D Select track (3) with the previous/next buttons.

i ] Open the drawer and insert a DVD. The label side is up.

• Turn on the DVD player.

• Push 'play'.

Don't...

M a k e these instructions negat ive.

• Open your book. Don't open your book.

1 Close the door.

2 Turn on the light

3 Look at them

4 Sit down

THIRTEEN 3 5

Verbs

Complete the sentences with verbs from the boxes.

close turn sit come

1 ' in. Please the door, and on the light.

Thank you. Please down. '

look write read open

2 'Good morning. I'm your new teacher. Please your books at

Unit 42. Please at the photograph. Then the text,

and answers to the questions.'

Object pronouns

1 Complete the table .

subject pronoun 1 he she we they

object pronoun me you

2 Complete the sentences with object pronouns.

1 It's my book. Please give it to

2 I don't know. There's Anna. Ask

3 We're in the photo. Look at

4 They're my cousins. Do you know ?

5 He's the teacher. Ask

Word square

Find fourteen verbs.

Be... /Don't be

A L c s T A N D

D 0 L T Q W U H

X 0 0 u D R A W

G K s R G 1 V E

0 p E N X T M L

S J c 0 M E P W

1 E Y F C B T Z

T V 0 F R E A D

Complete the sentences with

Be... or Don't be....

1 careful!

2 silly.

3 stupid.

4 P lease quiet.

5 Don't worry happy.

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Nick and Karen

My n a m e ' s Nick. My gir l f r iend's

n a m e is Karen. Were s t u d e n t s .

I go to un ivers i ty in Oxford.

Karen d o e s n ' t go to un ivers i ty

i n Oxford. S h e g o e s to

un ivers i ty in Cambridge. S h e

lives in Cambridge. I live w i th my

p a r e n t s in W o o d s t o c k .

1 Give short answers .

1 Does Nick go to university in Woodstock?

2 Does Karen go to university in Woodstock?

3 Does she live in Woodstock?

4 Does Nick live with his parents?

5 Do his parents live in Oxford?

6 Do they live in Woodstock?

2 Answer the questions.

1 Where does he go to university?

2 Where does she go to university?

3 Where does she live?

4 Where do his parents live?

5 Where is Woodstock?

Grammar

Tick ( / ) the correct answers .

1 Do you live in London?

• Yes, I live. • Yes, I do. • Yes, I am.

2 Where do you work?

• In a bank. • Yes, I do. • Yes, I work.

3 Does she go to university?

• No, she doesn't. • To university. • S h e goes.

4 Where does he live?

• No, he doesn't. • He lives in Paris. _J He lives.

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Negatives

M a k e these sentences negat ive.

• He lives in a flat. He doesn't live in a flat.

1 His sister lives with him

2 Their parents work in London

3 I work with her

4 S h e goes to university in Oxford

5 We live with our parents

Questions

M a k e quest ions.

• you / live / in London? Do you live in London?

1 she / work / i na hospital?

2 he / go / to Manchester University?

3 you / work / in an office?

4 they / go / to school?

5 she / live / near you?

Word order

Put the words in the correct order.

• go / We / college / to / Southend. / in We go to college in Southend.

1 an / in / They / London. / work / in / office

2 home. / S h e / at / works

3 with / parents. / lives / his / He

4 I / hospital. / work /a / don't / in

5 goes /Ch icago . / to / university / in / He

6 in / town / Cambridge. / They / near / live / a

THINK!

S a y the verb do to yourself.

i do / You do / We do / They do

He does / S h e does / It does

I don't / You don't / We don't / They don't

He doesn't / She doesn't / It doesn't

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M a k e sentences about the pictures.

• The cupboard is open. The door is closed,

Clocks

Draw the hands on the clocks.

S i -

eight nine five ten ten eleven twelve one

o'clock fifteen twenty twenty-five

two thirty three four forty five forty- six fifty seven fifty-

thirty-five five five

Questions and answers

Match the questions and the answers .

Questions

1 Wha t time is it?

2 When does the office open today?

3 Is the bank open on Sundays?

4 Does the post office close for lunch?

5 Do you work at weekends?

Answers

A No, it isn't.

B No, I don't.

C It's three thirty.

D At ten o'clock.

E No, it doesn't.

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Working times

Complete the spaces with words from the box.

in on at to from

Anna and Paul are married. She's a teacher and he's an engineer.

She works Monday Friday. S h e starts work

eight forty-five, and finishes four fifteen. She corrects homework

the evenings. S h e doesn't go to work Saturdays or

Sundays . Paul works eight fifteen five thirty. He works .

Saturday mornings eight,forty-five twelve thirty.

He doesn't work Sundays .

do I does

Complete the sentences wi th do or does.

1 you work on Mondays?

2 the library open at nine thirty or at ten?

3 the shops open on Friday evenings?

4 the bank open at nine thirty?

5 When the post office close?

6 Wha t time the offices open?

7 Anna work on Saturdays?

8 Anna and Paul work on Sundays?

Days of the week

Find the days of the week .

• DYFIAR Friday

1 YADNOM 4 NAYDUS

2 NDDYSEAEW 5 SYDHRTUA

3 RUYADTSA 6 DUTSAYE

•'

S a y the days of the week to yourself.

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Label the diagrams

Label the diagrams with words from the box.

at the end of

across

past

turn left

along

turn right

to

on the right

on the left

° G in

in, on, at, to

Complete the sentences wi th the correct word .

1 Stop the traffic lights!

2 The bank is open Mondays.

3 S h e lives Rome.

4 It's the right.

5 They work an office.

6 The shop is open from nine five.

7 Our flat is the third floor.

8 The station is the end of the road.

Capital letters

Wri te the sentences with capital letters.

• does she work on Saturdays? Does she work on Saturdays

1 they work from monday to friday.

2 the bank in london road is closed on S u n d a y s .

3 is there a taxi rank in east street?

4 mrs chang goes to english classes on Wednesdays.

5 schools in france are closed on thursday afternoons.

6 go along dorset road and the hilton hotel is on the right.

7 my uncle's name is Joseph grant.

8 does mr brown live in central road?

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Spelling

Wri te the words in your vocabulary notebook,

- ight: night / right / traffic light / eight

- t ion: direction / station / information / instruction / conversation

Places

Find fifteen places.

A B Y N P U B C 1 N S

S u P E R M A R K E T

H N A Q C 1 N E M A A

0 1 R M H J K P A Q T

p V K E u T w M L C 1

G E U H R E F H L A 0

0 R V S C D L 0 X F N

J S M T H E A T R E 0

L 1 B R A R Y E T R K

Z T u S C 0 L L E G E

H Y H 0 S P 1 T A L K

Quiz

Answer the questions.

1 What 's the fifth letter of the alphabet?

2 What 's your first name?

3 What 's the second day of the weekend?

4 What 's the third day of the week?

5 What 's the eighth letter of the alphabet?

6 What 's the fourth number of your telephone number?

7 Have you got a middle name?

8 Which floor is your bedroom on?

S a y the numbers to yourself.

first second third fourth fifth

sixth seventh eighth ninth tenth

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Routines

Look at the information about David and S a r a h .

Complete the information for you.

S a r a h David You

What t ime?

6.15

What time?

7.00

What time?

S

When?

6 . 4 5

Where?

at home

W h o . . . with?

her parents

When?

7.30

Where?

at home

W h o . . . with?

his wife

When?

Where?

W h o . . . with?

When?

12.00

Where?

of wor/c

W h o . . . wi th?

her friends

When?

22.45

Where?

in a café

W h o . . . with?

alone

When?

6.30 Where?

at home

W h o . . . with?

her parents

When?

7 - 4 5

Where?

af home

Who ... with?

ft/s wife and

children

When?

Where?

W h o . . . with?

When?

Where?

W h o . . . with?

When?

about 11.00

When?

about 11.30

When?

S E V E N T E E N

Sarah

i Answer the questions about S a r a h .

• What time does she get up? She gets up at six fifteen.

1 When does she have breakfast?

2 Where does she have breakfast?

3 Who does she have breakfast with?

4 When does she go to bed?

2 Ask and answer about Sarah 's lunch and dinner.

David

1 Delete the false information. Correct the information.

David g e t s up a t e igh t o'clock. He h a s b r e a k f a s t a t six

t h i r t y wi th h is brother. H e h a s b r e a k f a s t a t home. H e h a s

lunch in a big r e s t a u r a n t a t t h r e e th i r t y . He h a s lunch wi th

his f r iends. H e h a s d inner a t home a t nine t h i r t y wi th his

p a r e n t s . H e g o e s t o bed a t t w o a .m .

2 Ask six questions about David's routine.

True or false?

Are these sentences true ( / ) or false (X) for you?

Correct the false sentences.

work on Saturdays. / or X / don't work on Saturdays.

get up at 5.30 a.m.

have breakfast in a cafe.

finish work at 7 p.m.

have a bath in the evening.

go to bed at midnight.

Writing

Wri te ten (or more) sentences about your routine.

Grammar

Complete the table .

1, you, w e , they do have get up go work start finish close

he, she , it does

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Conversations

i Match the conversations to the pictures.

i A An ice-cream, please.

B Chocolate or strawberry?

A Chocolate.

B Anything else?

A E r . . . no.

B There you go.

2 c I'd like an ice-cream, please.

D Would you like chocolate or

strawberry?

c I'd like chocolate, p lease.

D Would you like anything else?

c No, thank you.

D Here you are, sir.

2 Continue the conversation for this picture.

c I'd like an ice-cream, please.

B Chocolate or strawberry.

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Short answers

Give short answers .

• Is this your seat? Yes, it is.

1 Has she got a dictionary? ..

2 Would he like some coffee?

3 Do you know the answer? .

4 Is that your pen?

5 Have they got any diet cola?

6 Does she work on Sundays?

this, that

Put this or that in the spaces .

1 I'd like one, please.

2 I'd like one, please.

3 Would you like one or one?

Food

Add words to the word map.

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1 the guitar

2 Chinese

3 a truck

Short answers

Give true answers .

1 Can you speak French? 4 Can you type?

2 Can you play the piano? 5 Can you read an English newspaper?

3 Can you program a computer? 6 Can you drive?

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can / can't

M a k e sentences.

• He / the piano / not the saxophone, (play)

He can play the piano, but he can't play the saxophone.

1 S h e / Spanish / not Portuguese, (speak)

2 I / a car / not a truck, (drive)

3 He /10 metres / not 100 metres, (swim)

4 They / 40 words per minute / not 80 words per minute, (type)

5 We / rock songs / not opera, (sing)

6 You / chess / not football, (play)

Relatives

Think of five of your relat ives. Wr i te five sentences with can and

five sentences with can't.

• My nephew is one. He can say 'Mummy'.

My grandmother can't speak English.

Negatives

Wri te the contractions.

• is not isn't

are not 5 am not

have not 6 has not

do not 7 does not

would not 8 cannot

1

2

3

4

Sounds

Circle the different vowe l sound.

Ill whistle pillow sing

/1/ 1U~ hi lil

tal play say type day

M guitar swim night finish

l-àil give drive prize like

li:/ speak breakfast meal eat

I3-.I beer third word her

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Conversation

Complete the conversat ions.

1 Receptionist Can I you?

M a n Yes, I see the

dentist, please?

Receptionist I'm she's busy

at the moment.

M a n Oh, dear. Can I her this afternoon?

Receptionist I'm She 's got appointments this

M a n about tomorrow?

Receptionist What time?

M a n Early. Is she in the morning?

Receptionist There's an at ten forty-five. Is that alright?

M a n That's OK you.

2 Receptionist Yes?

W o m a n I'd an appointment with Doctor Smith, p lease.

Receptionist When for?

W o m a n I see him tomorrow?

Receptionist Yes, of course. Morning afternoon?

Woman Morning, please.

/H i

Receptionist How ten

thirty-five?

Woman That's

_ Thank you.

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Months

i Find the twe lve months. 2 W h a t is ...

] K 0 C T 0 B E R Z 1 the first month of the year?

A P R 1 L s E T E R 2 the second day of the week?

N D J u N E P A D T the seventh month of the year?

N D u N D T 3 the seventh month of the year?

U S w J G P J P E A the seventh month of the year?

4 the twelfth month of the year? A u G u S T 1 R C H

the twelfth month of the year?

R L F L X E V C E R 5 the month with twenty-eight days?

Y M A Y N M Q H M C 6 the date tomorrow?

M A R C H B A G B H 7 the date next Saturday?

B W N 0 V E M B E R

N 0 F E B R U A R Y

Dates I N T E R N A T I O N A L / B R I T I S H D A T E S : A M E R I C A N D A T E S :

day / month / year month / day / year

5/3/07 is 5th March 2007 5/3/07 is May 3rd 2007

Complete the table.

D A T E I N T E R N A T I O N A L / B R I T I S H A M E R I C A N

2/7/06 2nd July 2006 February jth 2006

12/9/05

4/8/17

n / l / 1 3

in, on, at

Put the words in the correct boxes.

February / 12.30 / Thursday / 23rd July / the afternoon / 2005 /

the morning / the weekend / Saturday / 8.45 / the 15th / Mondays /

11 o'clock / 21.00 / Wednesday / August 30th / May

in...

on...

at...

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What's he doing? %-

Ask six quest ions with doing.

PICTURE 1

PICTURE 2

PICTURE 3

PICTURE 4

PICTURE 5

PICTURE 6

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What's he watching?

Ask more questions.

i'K IURE i What's he watching? What's he drinking? Where's he sitting?

I'H ruRE 2 What are they eating? Where

hi IURE 3 What ?

i'K IURE 4 Where ?

I»II IURE 5 W h o ? What

Hi IURE 6 Where ? What

Short answers

Give short answers .

in IURE i Is he drinking water?

PICTURE 2 Are they having breakfast?

ni TURE 3 Is he listening to the radio?

i'K TURE 4 Is she sleeping in a bed?

in TURE 5 Is the woman writing?

ni TURE 6 Is he shopping for clothes?

He's watching television

Look at picture l .

• He's sitting on the sofa. He's watching television, and he's drinking beer.

He's watching a sports programme. I think he's watching football-

Wri te sentences about pictures 2 to 6.

Questions

Ask quest ions.

• They're drinking tea. (What?) What are they drinking?

i She's phoning a friend. (Who?)

• They're eating in a restaurant. (Where?)

i They're playing a game. (What?)

/i He's reading a book. (What?)

', They're sitting. (Where?)

6 We're watching a programme. (What?)

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Verbs

Match the verbs and the words.

1 drive A some friends

2 read B television

3 meet C tennis

4 go D your hair

5 stay E a car

6 watch F to Hawaii

7 play G at home

8 cut H a book

out, up, in, at, on, to

Complete the sentences wi th the correct words .

1 I don't go on Monday evenings.

2 I'm staying tonight and watching a video.

3 Wha t time do you get on Sunday mornings?

4 We're going holiday in May.

5 We're going Italy.

6 Italy's lovely May.

7 His parents live Cambridge.

8 She 's taking her dog the vet tomorrow.

Spelling

Wri te the -ing form of the verbs .

• get getting

1 cut 6 take

2 do 7 stop

3 stay 8 meet

4 wash 9 shop

5 sneeze

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Questions

i Ask questions wi th doing.

• he / Wednesday? What's he doing on Wednesday?

1 they / January?

2 she / io o'clock this evening?

1 you / next week?

i\ they / the summer?

2 M a k e and answer quest ions.

• What / he / do / Saturday? What's he doing on Saturday?

1 Wha t / she / do / Sunday?

2 When / he / go / Cambridge?

s Where / she / go / holiday?

/i When / he / go / holiday?

What / she / do / this evening?

6 Why / he / stay / home?

is I has I possessive

Look a t ' s in these sentences.

Wr i te ( I ) for is, ( 2 ) for has or (3) for p o s s e s s i v e ' s .

1 What 's ( F L ) he doing?

2 Paul 's ( • ) car's ( • ) a Ford.

5 She 's ( • ) got three brothers.

/1 Look at the dog. It's (U ) sleeping.

5 Who's ( • ) h e phoning?

6 Who's ( • ) got a pen?

/ She 's ( • ) listening t o Anna's ( • ) radio.

8 Your appointment's ( D ) at five thirty.

Contractions

Change the underlined words to contractions.

• I am looking for a new shirt. I'm looking for a new shirt.

1 I would like a coffee, please. 5 We have not got a dog.

2 We are not busy today. 6 She is not listening,

i I cannot understand this. 7 No, I would not.

4 He does not work in an office. 8 They are playing chess.

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Conversation

Complete the conversation.

A are you doing on Friday evening?

b Nothing.

A about to the cinema?

A OK.

do / doing

Tick (S) the correct word .

1 Wha t are you ( • do D doing) this evening?

2 How about ( • go • going) to the cinema?

3 Let's ( • go U going) to the Odeon.

4 Let's (U get • getting) an ice-cream.

5 Do you (M like • liking) nachos?

6 Can you (LJ see U seeing) the film?

7 Would you (• like D liking) this seat or that one?

for, at, to, in

Complete the sentences with the correct words .

1 How about going the concert?

2 Let's go a drink.

3 Wha t about seeing a film London?

4 Let's meet eight.

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Object pronouns

Complete these sentences.

• He's awful! I don't like him.

i We're good students. Our teacher likes

• Anna? No, I don't like

i They're nice people. I like

t\ Tom? He's great. I like

\ Football? No, I don't like

Vocabulary

Match the words.

i film — — A restaurant

2 football match B cinema

; play C stadium

/i lesson D concert hall

', dinner E theatre

6 concert F classroom

a /an

Put a or an in the spaces .

exhibition German opera ballet

hairdresser shower operation

offer film appointment

easy question concert early breakfast

Capital letters

Write capital letters in the sentences.

i star wars is on at the odeon tonight.

? let's go to the cinema on thursday.

; her birthday is on august 17th.

/1 torn hanks is the star of the movie.

', do you like mr taylor?

6 manchester united are playing real madrid on Wednesday evening.

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Top ten leisure activities

1 W h a t are they doing in the pictures?

These are the things that

people in Britain like doing

in their leisure t ime.

1 watching television, v ideos, DVt

2 seeing friends

3 listening to the radio

4 listening to CDs, recc

5 reading books

6 going to pubs

7 eating in restaurants

8 gardening (working in the garden)

9 driving (not for work)

10 walking

2 Wr i te true sentences about the tab le , with love, like, don't like or

• / hate watching television. I love driving.

3 W h a t do you like doing in your free t ime?

Wr i te your top ten . B e g i n : / like....

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Short answers

(. ive true short answers .

• Do you like reading? Yes, I do. /No, I don't.

i Can you swim?

i Do you like swimming?

I Are you going out tomorrow night?

i\ Are you sitting in a classroom now?

', Would you like a cup of coffee now?

6 Have you got any sisters?

/ Does your teacher like rock music?

8 Does your partner like doing pair work?

Spelling

Write the -ing forms.

• run running

1 swim 6 see

2 dance 7 drive

i go 8 garden

i\ watch 9 clean

', play 10 listen

Leisure

I hid ten leisure activit ies.

( , N H S U

A C 1 N G

R 1 N G Z

1) V Q W T

1 D A N C

N E A T 1

1 1 N G p

N X A R u

( , D P L A

( , W A L K

R F 1 N G

E L N S C

A N G H 0

D J M 0 0

1 N G P K

N G Y P 1

G R K 1 N

N N 1 N G

Y 1 N G E

1 N G B R

Vocabulary

Match the words.

A

watching

playing \

taking

surfing I

eating \

going to

B

the cinema

the Internet

out

chess

exercise

television

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Sidney's problem

Poor Sidney! He's got a job in an office, but the people in the office

don't like him. His boss doesn't like him. But Sidney's

going to change his life! Here are some of his ideas.

• I'm not going to be late for work.

• I'm going to buy new glasses.

• I'm going to buy a suit.

• I'm going to have a haircut.

• I'm not going to eat hamburgers in the office.

• I'm going to learn a language.

• I'm not going to go home early.

• I'm going to talk to the girls in the office.

1 W h i c h ideas are good ideas? Choose five ideas from the list.

2 Underl ine the ideas that his boss l ikes.

3 Tick ( / ) the ideas that the other people in the office l ike.

4 Think about your life. M a k e a list for you.

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Word order

Cut the words in the correct order.

• my / tonight. / going to / I'm / friends / see

I'm going to see my friends tonight.

i tomorrow. / rain / going to / It's

• baby. / have / going to / a / She's

I going to / We're / late. / be /

i\ lottery. / not / win / going to / the / I'm

', get / They're / married. / going to

(> famous. / He's / be / going to

Negatives

Make these sentences negative.

• It's going to be hot tomorrow. It isn't going to be hot tomorrow.

i They're going to fall in love

.' The ship is going to sink

i He's going to die at the end of the film

/i They're going to get married

r, I'm going to be famous

Questions

Complete the quest ions.

i you drive?

she got a car?

! you like a drink now?

i\ it going to rain?

') they got a DVD player?

(> you like dancing?

/ he know the answer?

K you going to have a

holiday this year?

Sounds and spelling

Match the words with the same

pronunciation.

b y — o u r

know \ right

their \ here

for \ no

hour ^— buy

write there

two four

hear to

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Famous people

Present or past? Wr i te true sentences from the table .

Romeo and Juliet

Prince Wil l iam

Princess Diana

Columbus

Bill Gates

The Marx Brothers

Madonna

Pope John Paul II

The Simpsons

Pavarotti

Nelson Mandela

Pablo Picasso

Indira Gandhi

Napoleon and Josephine

Jackie Chan

is

was

are

were

French.

American.

Italian.

Brit ish.

Indian.

Polish.

Spanish.

Chinese.

South African.

Past and present

Match the present to the past of be.

present past

was, were

Complete the sentences with was or were.

1 The film very good.

2 The Beat les from Liverpool.

3 We late for school yesterday.

4 S h e at home last night.

5 Where you yesterday?

6 Wha t his name?

7 I at work last Monday.

8 they at work yesterday?

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short answers

<-ive true short answers .

• Was it hot yesterday? Yes, it was. or No, it wasn't.

1 Were you at school yesterday?

• Was it cold yesterday?

i Were you at home last night?

Questions

dive true answers .

i Wha t was the date yesterday?

• Where were you at ten o'clock last night?

I Were you early, late, or on time for this lesson? . . .

lime words

1 Complete the tab le .

present

past

future

today

yesterday

tomorrow

this week

. week

week

year

year

. year

month

month

month

j (C i rc le) the different words in each l ine.

yesterday

today

last year

yesterday

today last month

now

last night last week this week

last Sunday tomorrow next Friday

at the moment

last month

next weekend

Years

S a y the years a loud.

• 2001 two thousand and one 2015 twenty fifteen

2002 2021 2008 2013 2010 1492 1815 1776 1945 1990 1616 1347 1918 1555

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THINK! S a y the past tense of be to yourself.

I was / He was / She was / It was

We were / You were / They were

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Seasons In January, it's winter in Britain,

the USA and Japan, but it's summer S

in Australia, New Zealand, Argentina, . Ife

Brazil and South Africa.

Complete the table .

season

MONTH B r i t a i n A u s t r a l i a

January winter summer

April

July

November

Ï — F -

minute

/ \

Time words

Put the words in the correct order on the right.

year month week minute day

season hour weekend

Negatives

M a k e the sentences negative.

• There were some films on the flight.

There weren't any films on the flight.

1 It was hot yesterday afternoon.

2 There were some children in the cafe.

3 They were at home last night.

4 There was a restaurant in the hotel.

5 There were some good programmes on TV last night

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Yesterday's weather

Ask and answer questions about the map.

• What was the weather like in Florida yesterday?

It was raining. It wasn't hot.

in I on

< omplete the sentences with in or on.

i there were two good films the plane.

• lexas is very hot the summer.

i I'm going to Scot land July.

I love sitting the beach.

\ I he cup's the table.

d She lives Australia.

The ticket wasn't my pocket.

H I he phone number's the menu.

•) My birthday's December 22nd.

(apital letters

Wiile the sentences with capital letters.

1 i was in new Zealand last february.

we were on british airways flight ba 266 to Chicago.

1 i'm going to madrid in spain in may.

• i maria green lives at 13 smith street, l iverpool.

where were torn and anna last Saturday night?

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Past or present?

Are these sentences past (PA) or present ( P R ) ?

1 I have breakfast at 7.30 on weekdays.

2 I didn't have breakfast last Sunday.

3 I had a shower this morning. f 5

4 I don't have a bath every day.

5 Wha t are you doing?

6 Where is he?

7 Where were you last night?

8 Wha t was the weather like? •.

Grammar

Tick ( • ) the correct words .

1 I ( • have • had) breakfast at home on Sundays .

2 Did you (D have D had) a shower last night?

3 ( P I Do L_J Did) you have dinner at home yesterday evening?

4 I ( • didn't • don't) have an appointment yesterday.

5 S h e (D doesn't D didn't) have lunch with us last week.

6 (D Does D Did) he have homework at weekends?

7 I (D have • had) a sandwich for lunch yesterday.

8 (D Do D Did) you have a haircut every month?

Short answers (1)

Give true short answers .

• Did you have lunch at home yesterday? Yes, I did. /No, I didn't.

1 Did you have a shower last night?

2 Did you have breakfast at home today?

3 Did you have a haircut last week?

Verbs in the past

Complete the table .

present do don't does doesn't am isn't are

past had did was weren't

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Short answers (2)

Live true short answers .

Yes, I did. /No, I didn't. Yes, I do. /No, I don't. Yes, I have. /No, I haven't.

1 I lave you got any uncles?

1 Do you have lunch at home on weekdays?

1 Do you have lunch at home on Sundays?

• i Did you have a holiday last year?

'. I lave you got any English DVDs?

have

Aiid these words to the word map. Can you add any more words?

breakfast a pizza a bath dinner a holiday a coffee a sleep

• in appointment a sandwich a good time a shower

I RFFnt l \ :

S a y the past tense of have to yourself.

I had / You had / He had / She had / We had / They had

I didn't have / You didn't have / He didn't have /

She didn't have / We didn't have / They didn't have

Did you have . . .? / Did she have . . .? / Did he have . . .? /

Did we have . . .? / Did they have . . .?

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Short answers

Give true short answers .

• Did you buy anything yesterday? Yes, I did. /No, I didn't.

1 Did you get any birthday cards on your birthday?

2 Did you see a film last week?

3 Did you go to a restaurant last week?

4 Did you buy any books last month?

Questions

Ask quest ions.

Note: You don't know the past tenses of all the verbs, but you

exercise. Don't worry about the past tenses.

• I didn't go to work. (Where?) Where did you go?

1 I didn't eat the chicken. (What?)

2 They didn't drink the beer. (What?)

3 S h e didn't see Titanic. (What?)

4 He didn't go with Anna. (Who?)

5 We didn't drive to London. (Where?)

6 I didn't want the tea. (What?)

7 S h e didn't meet the boss. (Who?)

8 They didn't arrive at 7.30. (When?)

9 I didn't write to him. (Who?)

Word order

Put the words in the quest ions in the correct order.

• do / what / last night? / you / did What did you do last night?

1 a / you / see / film / did / last month?

2 go / where / last Saturday? / you / did

3 yesterday? / did / what / have / for / you / breakfast

4 holiday / did / last year? / you /a / have

5 the / did / supermarket? / what / buy / you / at

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Verbs in the past

1 omplete the table .

present do go buy see get

past had did

Positive and negative

11< k ( / ) the correct words .

1 I ( ! 1 go D went) to a rock concert

last Saturday.

• 1(1 I buy • bought) a souvenir

programme. It was £10!

1 I didn't (• buy • bought) a T-shirt.

i\ I ( I 1 get • got) the tickets last month

', I ( I have • had) a very good seat.

r> 1(1 J see • saw) some friends at the concert.

I We didn't ( • go • went) home after the concert.

H We ( • go • went) to a restaurant near the concert hall.

') We ( • see • saw) the singer there. S h e was very nice.

mi 1(1 J get • got) her autograph, and a free T-shirt.

s.irah's diary

100k at the notes. They are from

Sarah's diary for last Friday.

Write sentences.

M eleven o'clock, she went to

1 In • bank and she got some

money for the weekend.

tWO b a n k - money for the weekend

11.30 supermarket - food for the

weekend

12.00 lunch with Jack

1.00 garage - petrol

3 00 tea with my grandmother

4 30 appointment with the dentisti!!

6.00 Titanic li' - Odeon Cinema.

With Jack

9.00 restaurant, dinner, Jack.

1 tt i f f fH;

S a y the verbs and their past tenses to yourself.

have / had see / saw do / did

buy / bought go / went get / got

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In the past

Complete the sentences with verbs in the past

i S h e

in 1982. in 1987. school in London

from 1991 to 1996.

4 He to drive

in 1995. He

his test in 1996.

5 He maths

at university from

1996 to 1999.

6 They

university in 1999.

They at a 9 They

dance in 2001. in 2002.

7 She work in

2000. S h e

in an office.

ago

Look at the pictures and the years . Wr i te true sentences with ago.

• They got married (x) years ago.

She started work (x) years ago.

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Spelling

What are the past tenses of these verbs?

• J u d y start finish stop

live move love shop

w i u i y like work hate

was born

i.ive true answers .

i Where were you born?

• Were you born in a hospital or at home?

1 Where were your parents born?

when...

Make sentences with when.

• I / go / school / five / wenf to school when I was five.

1 She / come / this country / two

• I le / move / America / seven

1 I / pass / my driving test / eighteen

i\ I hey / go / university / nineteen

(•rammar

Make sentences.

• (1 ) He / pass / his test. He passed his test.

( ) He / not / pass / his test. He didn't pass his test.

('.) he / pass / his test? Did he pass his test?

1 ( 1 ) S h e / m o v e / t o London

• ( ) They / not / study French / at school

1 (?) you / finish / the last exercise?

• i ('.) they / live / in India?

', (t) We / start work / two years ago

1. ( ) I / not / learn to drive / when I was 16

Answer key

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one ') .lion and answer What's your name? + Anna. What's your phone number? + 327 9085. What's your passport number? +1 don't

I' HOW. 1 loodbye. + Goodbye.

wii.il's his name? 1 What's her name? Her name's

1 Icopatra. • What's his name? His name's James

Bond. ! What's his name? His name's Tarzan.

• i What's her name? Her name's Alice.

Punctuation 1 My name's Nick. • What's your fax number Nick? 1 Mrllo Tom. My name's Kate.

I WO

lilies Miss Smith, Mrs Jones, Mr Blair, 1 n '.leinway

Grammar

1 van - your, he - his, she - her

' .he's a doctor. - She isn't a doctor. He's a teacher. - He isn't a teacher. You're a student. - You aren't a student.

1 1 (You)'re • (l)'m 1 (He)'s

/1 (She)'s

'1 1 She's Meg Taylor. ! You're Dr Green. 1 He's Josh Stewart.

(apital letters 1 Her, Miss Clark • I lis, Dr Green I M r s Carter's

Ms Taylor 1, Hello, Mr Wilson

Sounds

v phone, you, My, is

three Countries and nationalities 1 first name

Adam /Marta / Lee / Emma family name Sikorski / Perez / Chang / Martin married or single married / married / single /single occupation office worker/computer programmer / engineer / journalist nationality Polish / Mexican / Chinese / English country Poland/ Mexico I China I England

2 1 He's an engineer. 2 Chang. 3 Lee. 4 He's from China. 5 He's Chinese. 6 It's in China.

3 Emma:'What's her job?'etc. Adam: 'What's his job?' etc.

a I an

1 an 2 a 3 a 4 an

Capital letters 1 Pizza, Italian 2 Is Rome, Italy 3 Miss Martin's, Canada 4 Istanbul, Turkey 5 Where, Toronto 6 She's, Korea. 7 He, Chinese, Korean 8 She's Brazilian

four Greetings 2 Good afternoon. 3 Good evening. 4 Good evening. 5 Good night. 6 Goodbye.

Grammar 1 don't 2'm not 3 speak 4 don't 5 Spanish 6 an 7 Can 8 me 9 don't

good Good + morning, to meet you, afternoon, bye, night, evening.

Sounds

French, how, do, sir, madam

7 2 ANSWER KEY

five Matching 1 Thank you! What is it? 2 What are they? I don't know. 3 What are they in English? 4 Look! What is it?

a I an

an = l, 5, 9,15, 21; a = the others

Plurals

dictionaries, watches, keys, oranges, toothbrushes, phones, countries, names, jobs, maps, cameras, envelopes, cards, videos, languages Grammar 1 's 2 are 3 're 4 is 5 Are 6 are 7 Is 8 is 9 ' s

Learning vocabulary (possible answers) teacher, student, book, pen, dictionary, (map)

Word square backpack, camera, dictionary, envelope, film, hat, key, map, my, orange, pen, phone, sir, teachers, the, you, watch

six They're American 1 1 Where's Glasgow? It's in Scotland.

2 Where's Melbourne? It's in Australia. 3 Where's Toronto? It's in Canada

2 1 They're from Scotland. 2 They're from Australia. 3 They're from Canada.

3 1 No, they aren't. 2 Yes, they are. 3 No, they aren't. 4 Yes, they are. 5 No, they aren't. 6 Yes, they are.

4 1 Hello. We're Scottish. We're from Glasgow.

2 Hi. We're Australian. We're from Melbourne.

3 Hello. We're Canadian. We're from Toronto.

Questions and answers

1D 2H 3A 4I 5B 6F 7C 8 G 9E

Grammar

/ = 1A 2B 3B 4B 5A 6A

seven How much is that? 1 One ninety. 2 Two sixty. 3 One ten. 4 Two eighty. 5 One sixty. 6 Four fifty. 7 Four thirty. 8 Three twenty. 9 Three seventy.

a I an

l a n 2a 3a 4 an 5 an 6a

and I or

1 or 2 and 3 or 4 or 5 or 6 and

Grammar

1 to 2 Can 3 dollars 4 is 5 you 6 You're Spelling regular, welcome, juice, chocolate, fries, ketchup Nationalities (possible answers) English + chocolate, cheese, tea; American + cheese, hamburger; Italian + pizza, chocolate, cheese; French + chocolate, cheese; Swiss + chocolate, cheese

eight Colours of the rainbow

red, orange, yellow, green, blue

Questions and answers

1D 2A 3F 4B 5E 6C

Flags Brazil: green, yellow, and blue Ireland: green, white, and orange Germany: red, yellow, and black

and I or

1 or 2 and 3 or 4 and

Grammar

/ = 1A 2B 3A 4B

Find the mistakes

Correct places: orange juice, chocolate milkshake, red wine, mineral water, strawberry milkshake, white coffee, black coffee, cold water, apple juice, white wine

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N I N E

(.in you remember? > i No, there aren't.

.' Yes, there is. I No, there isn't.

/i Yes, there are.

I iX 2 / 3 X 4 /

iome I any i '.ome 2 any 3 any 4 a 5 an 6 some

< a p i t a l l e t t e r s

1 I here, TV • I here's, DVD, DVDs I Michael, USA

i\ she's, New York City ', It's, IBM fi Is, CD

V o c a b u l a r y

1 1 drawers 2 armchair i picture /1 double 5 carpet (1 sofa / cupboard 8 desk

> door / table / light / single bed / 1 upboard / double bed / desk / clock / picture / chair / armchair / drawers / wardrobe / carpet / sofa

( E N

How much? 1 Is 2 is 3 are 4 are 5 is 6 is 1 low much are + the shoes / shorts / boots? 1 low much is + the sweatshirt / jacket?

1 o n v e r s a t i o n

1 What colour? • What size (are you)?

How much is it / that?

Grammar subject pronoun he oliject pronouns me, her liossessive pronouns your, his

Questions and answers III 2A 3F 4B 5C

eleven Contractions Ve / 's

1 've 2's 3've 4 've 5's 6 've

Negatives 1 She hasn't got a ... 2 They haven't got any ... 3 We haven't got any ... 4 He hasn't got any ... 5 I haven't got a ... 6 You haven't got any ...

Question words 1 Where 2 How 3 What 4 Who 5 What 6 Where

twelve Families

10 mother 11 parent 12 brother 13 child 14 wife 15 grandfather

6 E

1 1 n i e c e

2 uncle 3 husband 4 sister 5 daughter 6 father 7 grandson 8 aunt 9 cousin

2 1 uncle 2 sister 3 aunt 4 niece 5 cousin 6 grandmother

is I has I's

(1), (2), (2), (3), (3), (1)

Plurals

1 grandchildren 2 nieces 3 cousins 4 men 5 daughters 6 women 1, 4 and 6 are irregular. Possessive adjectives

1 subject pronoun you, we possessive adjective her, their

2 1 His 2 Their 3 Our 4 Her 5 My 6 Your

Sounds

father, car, aunt, child, many

Apostrophe's

1 Anna's 2 children's 3 men's 4 James's 5 Kevin's 6 children's

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thirteen Reading instructions 1 1 stop 2 pause 3 open/close

4 on/off 5 play 6 previous/next

2 1 Turn on the DVD player. 2 Open the drawer and insert a DVD. 3 Select track (3). 4 Push 'play'.

Don't 1 Don't close the door. 2 Don't turn on the light. 3 Don't look at them. 4 Don't sit down.

Verbs 1 Come, close, turn, sit 2 open, look, read, write

Object pronouns 1 subject pronoun you

object pronoun him, her, us, them 2 1 me 2 her 3 us 4 them shim

Word square stand, do, draw, give, open, come, read, go, sit, look, close, turn, turn off, write

Be... I Don't be ... 1 Be 2 Don't be 3 Don't be 4 be 5 Be

fourteen Nick and Karen 1 1 No, he doesn't.

2 No, she doesn't. 3 No, she doesn't. 4 Yes, he does. 5 No, they don't. 6 Yes, they do.

2 1 He goes to university in Oxford. 2 She goes to university in Cambridge. 3 She lives in Cambridge. 4 They live in Woodstock. 5 It's near Oxford.

Grammar 1 Yes, I do. 2 In a bank. 3 No, she doesn't. 4 He lives in Paris.

Negatives 1 His sister doesn't live with him. 2 Their parents don't work in London. 3 I don't work with her. 4 She doesn't go to university in Oxford. 5 We don't live with our parents.

Questions 1 Does she work in a hospital? 2 Does he go to Manchester University? 3 Do you work in an office? 4 Do they go to school? 5 Does she live near you?

Word order 1 They work in an office in London. 2 She works at home. 3 He lives with his parents. 4 I don't work in a hospital. 5 He goes to university in Chicago. 6 They live in a town near Cambridge.

fifteen Open, dosed 3 The window is closed. 4 The book is open. 5 The book is closed. 6 The umbrella is open.

Clocks

eight o'clock nine five ten ten

eleven twelve one fifteen twenty twenty-five

two thirty three thirty-five

five forty-five

six fifty seven fifty-five

Questions and answers

1C 2D 3A 4E 5B

ANSWER KEY 75

Winking times f rom, lo, at, at, in, on, from, to , on, from, in, m i

il« I does i Do 2 Does 3 Do 4 Does 5 does ii 1I0 7 Does 8 Do

n.iys of the week 1 Monday 2 Wednesday 3 Saturday 1 Sunday sThursday 6Tuesday

sixteen 1 .ibet the diagrams 1 linn right 2 turn left 3 across 4 along 5 past 6 on the right 7 to H .11 1 he end of 9 on the left

in, on, at, to 1 i l l 2 on 3 in 4 on 5 in 6 to 7 on 8 at

1 apital letters 1 I hey, Monday, Friday • I he, London Road, Sundays 1 Is, East Street 1 Mis Chang, English, Wednesdays \ Si hools, France, Thursday ii iii), Dorset Road, Hilton Hotel , My, loseph Grant H Does, Mr Brown, Central Road

Places |inli, supermarket, cinema, theatre, library, college, hospital, shop, university, park, bank, hotel, mall, cafe, •-l.it ion

Q u i z

ir 3 Sunday 4 Wednesday 5h

seventeen Sarah 1 1 she has breakfast at 6.45. 1 She has breakfast at home. 1 She has breakfast with her parents. • i she goes to bed at about 11.

D.ivid 1 u.ivid gets up at eight [seven] o'clock. 1 ii' has breakfast at six [seven] thirty with Ills brother [wife]. He has breakfast at liome. He has lunch in a brg restaurant |i .ife] at three thirty [twelve forty-five]. 1 ir has lunch wtth-his friends [alone]. He Iitis dinner at home at nine thirty [seven

forty-five] with his parents [wife and children]. He goes to bed at 2 arcm about eleven thirty.

Grammar has, gets up, goes, works, starts, finishes, closes

eighteen Conversations

1 1B 2A

2 C I'd like an ice-cream, please. B Chocolate or strawberry? C I'd like chocolate, please. B Anything else? C No, thank you. B There you go.

Short answers 1 Yes, she has. 2 Yes, he would. 3 Yes, I do. 4 Yes, it is. 5 Yes, they have. 6 Yes, she does.

this, that 1 this 2 that 3 this, that

nineteen I can't...

1 see 2 hear 3 sing, play 4 speak / talk

Questions

1 Can you play the guitar? 2 Can you speak Chinese? 3 Can you drive a truck? can / can't 1 She can speak Spanish, but she can't

speak Portuguese. 2 I can drive a car, but I can't drive a

truck. 3 He can swim 10 metres, but he can't

swim 100 metres. 4 They can type 40 words per minute,

but they can't type 80 words per minute.

5 We can sing rock songs, but we can't sing opera.

6 You can play chess, but you can't play football.

Negatives

1 aren't 2 haven't 3 don't 4 wouldn't 5'm not 6 hasn't 7 doesn't 8 can't

Sounds type, night, give, breakfast, third

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twenty Conversation 1 help, can, afraid, see, sorry, afternoon,

How, free, appointment, Thank

2 like, Can, or, about, fine

Months 2

I January 2 Tuesday 3 July 4 December 5 February

Dates 12th September 2005 / December 9th 2005; 4th August 2017 / April 8th 2017; 11th January 2013 / November 1st 2013

in, on, at in ... February, the afternoon, 2005,

the morning, May on ... Thursday, 23rd July, Saturday,

the 15th, Mondays, Wednesday, August 30th

at... 12.30, the weekend, 8.45,11 o'clock, 21.00

twenty-one What's he doing? 1 What's he doing? 2 What are they doing? 3 What's he doing? 4 What's she doing? 5 What are they doing?

6 What's he doing?

What's he watching? Picture 2: Where are they eating? Picture 3: What's he listening to? Picture 4: Where's she sleeping? Picture 5: Who are they phoning?

What are they saying? Picture 6: Where's he shopping?

What's he buying?

Short answers 1 No, he isn't. 2 No, they aren't. 3 Yes, he is. 4 No, she isn't. 5 Yes, she is. 6 No, he isn't.

Questions 1 Who's she phoning? 2 Where are they eating? 3 What are they playing? 4 What's he reading? 5 Where are they sitting? 6 What are you watching?

twenty-two Verbs

l E 2H 3A 4F 5G 6B 7C 8D

out, up, in, at, on, to 1 out 2 in 3 up 4 on 5 to 6 in 7 in 8 to

Spelling 1 cutting 2 doing 3 staying 4 washing 5 sneezing 6 taking 7 stopping 8 meeting 9 shopping

Questions 1 1 What are they doing in January?

2 What's she doing at 10 o'clock this evening?

3 What are you doing next week? 4 What are they doing in the summer?

2 1 What's she doing on Sunday? 2 When's he going to Cambridge? 3 Where's she going on holiday? 4 When's he going on holiday? 5 What's she doing this evening? 6 Why's he staying at home?

is I has I possessive

l ( l ) 2 ( 3 ) , ( l ) 3(2) 4(1) 5 ( 1 )

6(2) 7 ( i ) , ( 3 ) 8(1)

Contractions

1 I'd 2 aren't 3 can't 4 doesn't

5 haven't 6 isn't 7 wouldn't 8 They're

twenty-three Conversation What, How, going, at, Who, Do, do, time, at, Let's, have

do I doing 1 doing 2 going 3 go 4 get 5 like 6 see 7 like

for, at, to, in 1 to 2 for 3 in 4 at

Object pronouns

1 us 2 her 3 them 4 him 5 it

Vocabulary 2C 3E 4F 5A 6D

a I an

an + exhibition, offer, easy question, operation, appointment, early breakfast Capital letters 1 Star Wars, Odeon 2 Let's, Thursday 3 Her, August 4 Tom Hanks 5 Do, Mr Taylor 6 Manchester United, Real Madrid, Wednesday

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twenty-four Spelling i swimming 2 dancing 3 going /( watching 5 playing 6 seeing 7 driving H gardening 9 cleaning 10 listening

leisure Milling, dancing, eating, running, pi.lying, walking, gardening, reading, -.hopping, cooking

Vocabulary w.ilching television, playing chess, hiking exercise, surfing the Internet, isiling out, going to the cinema

twenty-five Word order 1 II's going to rain tomorrow. • She's going to have a baby. 1 We're going to be late. /1 I'm not going to win the lottery. ', I hey're going to get married. 1. I le's going to be famous.

Negatives 1 I hey aren't... 2 The ship isn't... t lie isn't... 4 They aren't... \ I'm not...

Questions 1 11 in 2 Has 3 Would 4 Is 5 Have 1. Ho 7 Does 8 Are

Sounds and spelling Iiy / buy, know / no, their / there, 1111 / four, hour / our, write / right, two / lo, hear / here

twenty-six I'.ist and present 'in not / isn't + wasn't .lie + were .iien't + weren't

was, were 1 was 2 were 3 were 4 was \ were 6 was 7 was 8 Were

I ime words 1 present this + year, month

past last + week, year, month future next + week, year, month

j loday, yesterday, this week, last Sunday

twenty-seven Seasons April: spring / autumn; July: summer / winter; November: autumn / spring

Time words (minute), hour, day, weekend, week, month, season, (year)

Negatives 1 wasn't 2 weren't any children 3 weren't 4 wasn't

5 weren't any good programmes

Yesterday's weather 1 What was the weather like in

California yesterday?

It was cloudy. It was hot. 2 What was the weather like in Chicago

yesterday? It was windy. It was cold. 3 What was the weather like in Texas

yesterday? It was sunny. Itwas hot. 4 What was the weather like in New York

yesterday? It was snowing. It was cold.

in I on 1 on 2 in 3 in 4 on 5 on 6 in 7 in 8 on 9 on

Capital letters 1 I, New Zealand, February 2 We, British Airways, BA, Chicago 3 I'm, Madrid, Spain, May 4 Maria Green, Smith Street, Liverpool 5 Where, Tom, Anna, Saturday

twenty-eight Past or present? 1 PR 2 PA 3 PA 6 PR 7 PA 8 PA

4 PR 5 PR

Grammar 1 have 2 have 3 Did 4 didn't 5 didn't 6 Does 7 had 8 Do

Verbs in the past present have aren't past didn't, did, didn't, wasn't, were

have a meal + breakfast, dinner a snack + a pizza, a coffee, a sandwich a meeting + an appointment a party + a good time a rest + a holiday, a sleep a wash, a swim + a bath, a shower

78 ANSWER KEY

twenty-nine Questions 1 What did you eat? 2 What did they drink? 3 What did she see? 4 Who did he go with? 5 Where did you drive to? 6 What did you want? 7 Who did she meet? 8 When did they arrive? 9 Who did you write to?

Word order 1 Did you see a film last month? 2 Where did you go last Saturday? 3 What did you have for breakfast

yesterday? 4 Did you have a holiday last year? 5 What did you buy at the supermarket?

Verbs in the past present have past went, bought, saw, got

Positive and negative I went 2 bought 3 buy 4 got 5 had 6 saw 7 go 8 went 9 saw 10 got

Sarah's diary At eleven thirty, she went to the supermarket and she bought food for the weekend. At twelve o'clock, she had lunch with Jack. At one o'clock, she went to the garage and she bought petrol. At three o'clock, she had tea with her grandmother. At four thirty, she had an appointment with the dentist. At six o'clock, she saw Titanic II at the cinema. She went with Jack. At nine o'clock, she went to a restaurant, and she had dinner with Jack.

thirty In the past 1 was born 2 started 3 went 4 learned, passed 5 studied 6 left 7 started, worked 8 met

9 got married

Spelling

studied, lived, worried, started, moved, liked, finished, loved, worked, stopped, shopped, hated when... 1 She came to this country when she

was two. 2 He moved to America when he was

seven. 3 I passed my driving test when I was

eighteen. 4 They went to university when they

were nineteen.

Grammar 1 She moved to London. 2 They didn't study French at school. 3 Did you finish the last exercise? 4 Did they live in India? 5 We started work two years ago. 6 I didn't learn to drive when I was 16.

Audio exercises

8 o AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit one Unit two

Audio: her

You: What's her name?

Audio: What 's her name?

Audio: his

You: What's his name?

Audio: What 's his name?

Audio: your

Audio: his

Audio: her

J&Jfejrjt

Audio: Hello.

You: Hello.

Audio: Hello.

Audio: Hi.

Audio: Goodbye.

Audio: Hello.

Audio: Good to meet you

IP':.!': '•>' . f'M;

Audio: Is he right?

You: No, he isn't.

Audio: No, he isn't.

Audio: Is she a student?

Audio: Are you a teacher?

Audio: Is he wrong?

Audio: Are you wrong?

Audio: Is she right?

You: Yes, she is.

Audio: Yes, she is.

Audio: Is he a journalist?

Audio: Are you a student?

Audio: Is she wrong?

Audio: Are you right?

A B C D E F G H I J K L

O P Q R S T U V W X Y

M N

Z

0 / 1 /

•3" 312 5678

Audio: What 's his number?

You: Three one two, five six seven

eight

Audio: Three one two, five six seven

eight

s 5619084

Audio: What 's her number?

•s 476 3109

Audio: What 's your number?

•s 884 1596

Audio: What 's my number?

TP 210 8065 Audio: What ' s his number?

Audio: Can you spell police!

You: P-O-L-l-C-E

Audio: P-O-L-l-C-E

Audio: Can you spell teacher?.

Audio: Can you spell nurse?

Audio: Can you spell journalist?

AUDIO E X E R C I S E S S i

Unit three Unit four

I Ell Audio: She 's from Brazil.

You: She's Brazilian.

Audio: She 's Brazil ian.

Audio: He's from Germany.

Audio: She 's from Spa in .

Audio: He's from France.

Audio: She 's from Japan.

Audio: He's from England.

Audio: you

You: Where are you from?

Audio: Where are you from?

Audio: he

11»//: Where's he from?

Audio: Where 's he from?

Audio: he

Audio: she

Audio: you

Audio: it

Audio: Is he married?

You: Yes, he is.

Audio: Yes, he is.

Audio: Is Karl from Frankfurt?

Audio: Is she from Brazil?

Audio: Are you a student?

Audio: Is Manchester in England?

Audio: Good morning.

You: Good morning.

Audio: Good morning.

Audio: Good afternoon.

Audio: Good evening.

Audio: Good morning.

Audio: Hi.

Audio: Spanish

You: Do you speak Spanish?

Audio: Do you speak Spanish?

Audio: French

Audio: English

Audio: German

Audio: Spanish

Audio: Italian

Audio: Where 's she from?

You: Sorry, 1 don't know.

Audio: Sorry, 1 don't know.

Audio: Wha t nationality is he?

Audio: What 's her job?

Audio: What 's his name?

Audio: Is she married?

82 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit five Unit six

> 16) Repeat the numbers.

10 / 11 / 12 / 13 / 14 / 15 / 16 / 17 / l8 / 19 / 20

( * 17) M a k e quest ions.

Audio: camera

You: Is it a camera?

Audio: Is it a camera?

Audio: identity card

You: Is it an identity card?

Audio: Is it an identity card?

Audio: envelope

Audio: dictionary

Audio: apple

Audio: Are they your keys?

You: No, they aren't.

Audio: No, they aren't.

Audio: Is it your book?

You: No, it isn't.

Audio: No, it isn't.

Audio: Are they your pens?

Audio: Is it your phone?

Audio: Are they your envelopes?

Audio: Is it your umbrella?

* 20) Answer wi th yes.

* 1 9 ) A s k quest ions.

Audio: It's a watch.

You: Sorry, what is it?

Audio: Sorry, what is it?

Audio: They're envelopes.

You: Sorry, what are they?

Audio: Sorry, what are they?

Audio: It's an identity card.

Audio: They're keys.

Audio: They're aspirins.

Audio: It's a backpack.

Audio: Are we busy?

You: Yes, we are.

Audio: Yes, we are.

Audio: Are they in a restaurant?

You: Yes, they are.

Audio: Yes, they are.

Audio: Are they from Australia?

Audio: Are we students?

Audio: Are we in a hurry?

Audio: Are they waiters?

* 2 t ) Answer wi th negat ives.

Audio:

You:

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

They're American.

No, they aren't American.

No, they aren't American.

They're in a restaurant.

They're in a hurry.

They're busy.

They're from New York.

* 2 2 ) M a k e questions.

Audio: English

You: Are they English?

Audio: Are they English?

Audio: busy

Audio: waiters

Audio: from London

Audio: in a restaurant

AUDIO EXERCISES 83

Unit seven

[ci* 3) Repeat the numbers.

. '0 / 3 0 / 4 0 / 5 0 / 6 0 / 7 0 / 8 0 / 9 0

[ C T C H Z

11.50

Audio: How much is that?

l'i)//: One fifty.

Audio: One fifty.

$2.15 Audio: How much is tha t?

< f.90

Audio: How much is tha t?

1 4.60 Audio: How much is tha t?

$6.17 Audio: How much is tha t?

€8.80

Audio: How much is tha t?

25) M a k e requests. [ C I

Audio: tea

You: Tea, please.

Audio: Tea, please.

Audio: fries

Audio: chocolate shake

Audio: hot dog

Audio: coffee

Audio: cheeseburger

D MAKE QUESTIONS. H i Audio: ketchup

You: Can I have the ketchup,

please?

Audio: Can I have the ketchup,

please?

Audio: salt

Audio: pepper

Audio: sugar

Audio: milk

Unit eight

WW) Repeat the colours.

black / white / blue / red / green /

yellow / grey / brown / pink /

orange

IS&IZSHHHiHHHHHIHI black and white / red and yellow /

green and blue / grey and pink /

orange and brown

- ; •

Audio: It's my car.

You: What colour is it?

Audio: Wha t colour is it?

Audio: They're old shoes.

You: What colour are they?

Audio: Wha t colour are they?

Audio: It's his car.

Audio: They're new boots.

Audio: They're old jeans.

Audio: It's a hot tap.

* 29) Adjectives

Audio: The car is American.

You: It's an American car.

Audio: It's an American car.

Audio: The umbrella is black.

Audio: The book is old.

Audio: The apple is green.

Audio: The film is English.

84 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit nine

•

Audio: Is there a shower?

You: Yes, there is.

Audio: Yes, there is.

Audio: Are there any towels?

You: Yes, there are.

Audio: Yes, there are.

Audio: Are there any towels?

Audio: Is there a bathrobe?

Audio: Are there any pictures?

Audio: Is there a bath?

Audio: Are there any chairs?

There ... There're ... There're some

towels.

Audio: Are there any towels?

You: Yes, there are some towels.

Audio: Yes, there are some towels.

Audio: Are there any chairs?

Audio: Are there any lights?

Audio: Are there any pictures?

Audio: Are there any beds?

È l f -

Audio: lights

You: Are there any lights?

Audio: Are there any lights?

Audio: a television

You: Is there a television?

Audio: Is there a television?

Audio: pictures

Audio: towels

Audio: a shower

Audio: an armchair

Unit ten

Audio: They're nice jeans.

You: How much are they?

Audio: How much are they?

Audio: It's a nice shirt.

You: How much is it?

Audio: How much is it?

Audio: They're nice shoes.

Audio: It's a nice sweatshirt.

Audio: It's a nice T-shirt.

Audio: They're nice trainers.

Audio: it

You: What size is it?

Audio: Wha t size is it?

Audio: they

Audio: he

Audio: you

Audio: she

Audio: it

Audio: I

Audio: Is it for him or for me?

You: It isn't for him. It's for me.

Audio: It isn't for him. It's for me.

Audio: Are they for him or for her?

You: They aren't for him.

They're for her.

Audio: They aren't for h im.

They're for her.

Audio: Is it for me or for you?

Audio: Are they for him or for me?

Audio: Are they for me or for her?

Audio: Is it for you or for him?

AUDIO EXERCISES 85

Unit eleven

[ a 36) Answer with yes.

Audio: Have you got a pen?

You: Yes, I have.

Audio: Yes, I have.

Audio: Has she got any stamps?

You: Yes, she has.

Audio: Yes, she has.

Audio: Have they got any books?

Audio: Has he got a comb?

Audio: Has she got any keys?

Audio: Have you got an English

book?

Audio: Have you got any matches?

You: No, I haven't.

Audio: No, I haven't.

Audio: Has he got a credit card?

You: No, he hasn't.

Audio: No, he hasn't.

Audio: Have you got a comb?

Audio: Has she got any sunglasses?

Audio: Have they got any paper

hankies?

Audio: Has he got a mobile phone?

8) M a k e questions.

Audio: you

You: Have you got any stamps?

Audio: Have you got any stamps?

Audio: she

You: Has she got any stamps?

Audio: Has she got any stamps?

Audio: you

Audio: she

Audio: we

Audio: he

Audio: they

Audio: I

Unit twelve

Listen and repeat.

've N1

I've / you've / we 've / they've

I've got... / You've got... /

We ' ve got.. . / They've got.. .

I've got some friends.

They've got some books.

You've got a sister.

We ' ve got a car.

He's got two brothers.

She 's got a daughter.

* 40) M a k e negat ives.

Audio: He

You: He hasn't got any friends.

Audio: He hasn't got any friends.

Audio: W e

You: We haven't got any friends.

Audio: We haven't got any friends.

Audio: He

Audio: W e

Audio: 1

Audio: S h e

Audio: They

Audio: You

Audio: He ... three cousins

You: He's got three cousins.

Audio: He's got three cousins.

Audio: I... some English friends

You: I've got some English

friends.

Audio: I've got some English

friends.

Audio: S h e ... two uncles

Audio: They ... four children

Audio: He ... some cousins

Audio: They ... two daughters

86 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit thirteen Unit fourteen

Audio: Be careful!

You: Please be careful.

Audio: Please be careful.

Audio: Close the window!

Audio: Be quiet!

Audio: Sit down!

Audio: Open your book!

& g .

Audio: Don't look.

You: Please don't look.

Audio: Please don't look.

Audio: Don't be silly.

Audio: Don't close the door.

Audio: Don't turn off the light.

Audio: Don't go.

Audio: It's my book.

You: Give me the book, please.

Audio: Give me the book, p lease.

Audio: They're her keys.

You: Give her the keys, please.

Audio: Give her the keys, please.

Audio: They're our books.

Audio: It's his pen.

Audio: It's my watch.

Audio: They're their books.

Audio: Does she live in London?

You: Yes, she does.

Audio: Yes, she does.

Audio: Do they work in a big city?

You: Yes, they do.

Audio: Yes, they do.

Audio: Does he work in an office?

Audio: Do they live in this town?

Audio: Does she live in a big city?

Audio: Do they work in a bank?

[mi Audio: Do they live in England?

You: No, they don't.

Audio: No, they don't.

Audio: Does he work in a hotel?

You: No, he doesn't.

Audio: No, he doesn't.

Audio: Do we live in London?

Audio: Does she work in a hospital?

Audio: Does he live in a big city?

Audio: Do they know the answers?

Audio: you

You: Do you live here?

Audio: Do you live here?

Audio: she

You: Does she live here?

Audio: Does she live here?

Audio: they

Audio: he

Audio: we

Audio: you

Audio: she

AUDIO EXERCISES 87

Unit fifteen

48) Repeat the days of the week.

Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,

Ihursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday

49) Repeat the t imes.

4.10 / 5.15 / 6.20 / 7.25 / 8.30 /

9.35 / 10.40 / 11.45 / 12.50 / 1.55 /

.' o'clock / 3.05

8 # 50) Put in the t ime words .

Audio: Monday / 5.00

You: On Monday at five o'clock.

Audio: On Monday at five o'clock.

Audio: Wednesday /10.30

Audio: Thursday /1 2 . 1 5

Audio: Sunday / 3.45

Audio: Tuesday /11.00

Audio: Saturday / 8.55

Audio: Friday / 4.20

|T) Ask quest ions.

Audio: The bank's closed now.

You: What time does it open?

Audio: What time does it open?

Audio: The shops are closed now.

You: What time do they open?

Audio: Wha t time do they open?

Audio: The post office is closed now.

Audio: The offices are closed now.

Audio: The pubs are closed now.

Audio: The library is closed now.

Unit sixteen

, * 52) Repeat .

one-first / two-second /

three-th i rd/ four-fourth /

five-fifth / six-sixth /

seven-seventh / eight-eighth /

nine-ninth / ten-tenth

* 53) First, second, third

Audio: one / left

You: It's the first street on the left.

Audio: It's the first street on the left.

Audio: three / right

You: It's the third street on the

right.

Audio: It's the third street on the

right.

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

Audio:

one / left

three / right

two / left

four / right

five / left

* 54) Answer with sot

Audio: Excuse me, where's the bus

station?

You: I'm sorry. I don't know.

Audio: I'm sorry. I don't know.

Audio: What time does the bank

close?

You: I'm sorry. I don't know.

Audio: I'm sorry. I don't know.

Audio: Where 's the nearest post

office?

Audio: What time do the shops

open?

Audio: Excuse me, can you tell me

the way to the town centre?

Audio: What 's the time?

88 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit seventeen Unit eighteen

=--'::;À:l: tv. :: Audio: I

You: I don't work on Sundays.

Audio: I don't work on Sundays .

Audio: He

You: He doesn't work on Sundays.

Audio: He doesn't work on Sundays.

Audio: They

Audio: S h e

Audio: You

Audio: He

Audio: We

•iBIijAa;;,:;

Audio: I

You: I get up at seven.

Audio: I get up at seven.

Audio: S h e

You: She gets up at seven.

Audio: S h e gets up at seven.

Audio: We

Audio: He

Audio: They

Audio: S h e

•

Audio: (Woman) I get up at seven.

You: She gets up at seven.

Audio: S h e gets up at seven.

Audio: (Man) I have breakfast at

eight.

You: He has breakfast at eight.

Audio: He has breakfast at eight.

Audio: (Woman) I start work at

nine.

Audio: (Man) I have lunch at twelve.

Audio: (Woman) I finish at five.

Audio: (Man) I go home at six.

I / I'd / I'd like / I'd like some water /

I'd like some water, please.

She / She'd / She'd like / She'd like

some water / She'd like some water,

please.

Audio: some water

You: I'd like some water, please.

Audio: I'd like some water, p lease.

Audio: some lemonade

Audio: some milk

Audio: some wine

Audio: some orange juice

Audio: tea or coffee

You: Would you like tea or coffee?

Audio: Would you like tea or coffee?

Audio: chicken or fish

Audio: wine or beer

Audio: this one or that one

Audio: red wine or white wine

AUDIO EXERCISES 89

Unit nineteen

' ''-dill

Audio: I... speak English

You: I can speak English.

Audio: I can speak English.

Audio: They. . . swim

You: They can swim.

Audio: They can swim.

Audio: She ... sing

Audio: I... drive

Audio: He ... play the guitar

Audio: They ... speak Italian

C*62) Answer wi th yes.

Audio: Can you swim?

You: Yes, I can.

Audio: Yes, I can.

Audio: Can she drive?

Audio: Can they sing?

Audio: Can he speak Spanish?

Audio: Can you speak English?

6 3 ) Answer with no. is Audio: Can you whist le?

You: No, I can't.

Audio: No, I can't.

Audio: Can she speak French?

Audio: Can they swim?

Audio: Can he drive?

Audio: Can you repeat that?

Unit twenty

January / February / March / April /

May / June / July / August /

September / October / November /

December

21 January

Audio: What 's the date?

You: the twenty-first of January

Audio: the twenty-first of January

22 August

Audio: What 's the date?

12 February

Audio: What 's the date?

23 July

Audio: What 's the date?

31 December

Audio: What 's the date?

Audio: How about today?

You: Can I see him today?

Audio: Can I see him today?

Audio: How about tomorrow?

Audio: How about tomorrow

evening?

Audio: How about on Saturday?

Audio: How about at four o'clock?

Audio: How about next week?

Ask about appointments.

Audio: her

You: When can I see her?

Audio: When can I see her?

Audio: him

Audio: you

Audio: the doctor

Audio: them

90 A U D I O EXERCISES

Unit twenty-one Unit twenty-two

Audio: She 's busy.

You: What's she doing?

Audio: What ' s she doing?

Audio: I'm busy.

You: What are you doing?

Audio: Wha t are you doing?

Audio: He's busy.

Audio: They're busy.

Audio: I'm busy.

Audio: She 's busy.

mm Audio: I

You: I'm listening.

Audio: I'm listening.

Audio: You

You: You're listening.

Audio: You're listening.

Audio: S h e

Audio: They

Audio: I

Audio: We

Audio: He

sentences. >

Audio: He

You: He isn't working today.

Audio: He isn't working today.

Audio: We

You: We aren't working today.

Audio: We aren't working today.

Audio: They

Audio: She

Audio: You

Audio: I

Audio: He

Audio: tomorrow

You: What are you doing

tomorrow?

Audio: Wha t are you doing

tomorrow?

Audio: next week

Audio: on Sunday

Audio: tomorrow morning

Audio: this evening

Audio: I . . . Saturday

You: I'm going out on Saturday.

Audio: I'm going out on Saturday.

Audio: W e . . . tomorrow

You: We're going out tomorrow.

Audio: We' re going out tomorrow.

Audio: She ... on Friday

Audio: They ... this evening

Audio: I... next Sunday

Audio: He ... on Wednesday

Audio: I'm going out.

You: Where are you going?

Audio: Where are you going?

Audio: She 's going out.

You: Where's she going?

Audio: Where 's she going?

Audio: We' re going out.

Audio: He's going out.

Audio: They're going out.

Audio: She 's going out.

Audio: I'm going out.

AUDIO EXERCISES 91

Unit twenty-three

[ex Answer with No, thanks,

Audio: Let's get some popcorn.

You: No, thanks. I don't like

popcorn.

Audio: No, thanks. I don't like

popcorn.

Audio: What about some tea?

Audio: How about some fries?

Audio: Let's have a coffee.

Audio: What about going for a

pizza?

Audio: How about going to a club?

You: Yes, let's go to a club.

Audio: Yes, let's go to a club.

Audio: Wha t about seeing a film?

You: Yes, let's see a film.

Audio: Yes, let's see a film.

Audio: How about going to the

cinema?

Audio: What about getting some

popcorn?

Audio: How about going for a drink?

Audio: What about seeing a film?

[< WW) Make suggest ions.

Audio:

You:

Audio:

Audio:

You:

Audio:

I can't go today.

How about going tomorrow?

How about going tomorrow?

I can't go this week.

How about going next week?

How about going next week?

Unit twenty-four

Audio: I can't go this month.

Audio: I can't go this Saturday.

Audio: I can't go today.

Audio: I can't go this Friday.

M a k e sentences.

Audio: They

You: They don't like that.

Audio: They don't like that.

Audio: He

You: He doesn't like that.

Audio: He doesn't like that.

Audio: I

Audio: She

Audio: We

Audio: He

Audio: They

Make sentences. I S

Audio: S h e

You: She likes swimming.

Audio: S h e likes swimming.

Audio: We

You: We like swimming.

Audio: We like swimming.

Audio: They

Audio: I

Audio: He

Audio: You

Audio: S h e

Audio: Let's swim.

You: I don't like swimming.

Audio: I don't like swimming.

Audio: Let's stay in.

You: I don't like staying in.

Audio: I don't like staying in.

Audio: Let's go out.

Audio: Let's eal out.

Audio: Let's w.ili h IV.

Audio: Let's listen l<> music.

9 2 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit twenty-five

* 8 0 ) M a k e questions.

Audio: you

You: What are you going to do?

Audio: Wha t are you going to do?

Audio: I

You: What am I going to do?

Audio: What am I going to do?

Audio: she

Audio: they

Audio: we

Audio: I

Audio: he

Audio: It's raining today.

You: Is it going to rain tomorrow?

Audio: Is it going to rain tomorrow?

Audio: He's working today.

You: Is he going to work

tomorrow?

Audio: Is he going to work

tomorrow?

Audio: She 's staying in today.

Audio: They're working today.

Audio: He's playing tennis today.

Audio: It's raining today.

Audio: W e . . . late

You: We're going to be late.

Audio: We're going to be late.

Audio: It... cold

You: It's going to be cold.

Audio: It's going to be cold.

Audio: It... hot

Audio: He ... late

Audio: They. . . cold

Audio: W e . . . busy

Unit twenty-six

Q 8 3 )

M a k e sentences about yesterday.

Audio:

You:

Audio:

/ was at home yesterday.

I was at home yesterday.

Audio: You

You: You were at home yesterday.

Audio: You were at home yesterday.

Audio: S h e

Audio: They

Audio: I

Audio: We

Audio: He

M a k e sentences about yesterday.

Audio: He's busy today.

You: He wasn't busy yesterday.

Audio: He wasn' t busy yesterday.

Audio: We're tired today.

You: We weren't tired yesterday.

Audio: We weren't tired yesterday.

Audio: It's hot today.

Audio: They're at school today.

Audio: She 's at home today.

Audio: We're busy today.

Audio:

You:

Audio:

Audio:

You:

We're here today.

Were you here yesterday?

Were you here yesterday?

I'm at school today.

I/I/ere you at school yesterday?

Audio: Were you at school yesterday?

Audio: He's at work today.

Audio: It's cold today.

Audio: They're tired today.

Audio: It's hot today.

Audio: We're busy today.

AUDIO EXERCISES 93

Unit twenty-seven Unit twenty-eight

Audio: Ask about the weather.

You: What was the weather like?

Audio: Wha t was the weather like?

Audio: Ask about the journey.

Audio: Ask about the film.

Audio: Ask about the food.

Audio: Ask about the weather.

Audio: Were you b u s y

You: Yes, I was.

Audio: Yes, I was .

terday?

Audio: Were they on holiday last

month?

You: Yes, they were.

Audio: Yes, they were.

Audio: Were you at home

yesterday?

Audio: W a s she in Paris last week?

Audio: W a s it hot last July?

Audio: Were they at work last week?

Audio: W a s he late for work?

You: No, he wasn't.

Audio: No, he wasn't .

Audio: Were they on holiday last

month?

You: No, they weren't.

Audio: No, they weren't .

Audio: Were they on the beach

yesterday?

Audio: W a s she at the cinema last

night?

Audio: Were they at home last night?

Audio: W a s it cold yesterday?

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Audio: Did you have breakfast at

home yesterday?

You: Yes, I did.

Audio: Yes, I did.

Audio: Did she have breakfast at

home yesterday?

Audio: Did they have lunch at work

yesterday?

Audio: Did he have dinner in a

restaurant last night?

Audio: Did you have a shower lasl

night?

Audio: Did you have a holiday last

month?

You: No, I didn't.

Audio: No, I didn't.

Audio: Did they have a birllid.iy party?

Audio: Did he have tennis l ev .•'

Audio: Did she have tea foi I>i<•.11 I.i• • i

Audio: Did you have luri< h al hom§

yesterday?

Audio: breakfast

You: When did you liuvc hii-ni 1,1 |

Audio: When did you h a v e liu'.il i ' |

Audio: lunch

Audio: dinner

Audio: coffee

Audio: a s h o w n

Make sen t tncM, i m Audio: He / luni h

You: He had hint h m Hu botti

Audio: He had linn li .il ilu Imi. I

Audio: We / dirimi

Audio: She / .1 Unni

Audio: They / lnc.it l.r.i

Audio: He / ,i bath

94 AUDIO EXERCISES

Unit twenty-nine Unit thirty

EEEgfl Audio: Did you see him?

You: No, I didn't see him.

Audio: No, I didn't see him.

Audio: Did you go there?

You: No, I didn't go there.

Audio: No, I didn't go there.

Audio: Did you see her?

Audio: Did you get it?

Audio: Did you buy them?

Audio: Did you go home?

* 94) Ask quest ions.

Audio: I bought something.

You: What did you buy?

Audio: Wha t did you buy?

Audio: S h e saw something.

You: What did she see?

Audio: Wha t did she see?

Audio: They did something.

Audio: He bought something.

Audio: I saw something.

Audio: They got something.

* 95) Answer with yesterday.

Audio: W h e n did you buy it?

You: I bought it yesterday.

Audio: I bought it yesterday.

Audio: When did you go there?

You: I went there yesterday.

Audio: I went there yesterday.

Audio: When did you get them?

Audio: When did you see her?

Audio: When did you go there?

Audio: When did you buy them?

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Audio: Did he pass the test?

You: No, he didn't pass the test.

Audio: No, he didn't pass the test.

Audio: Did she live in America?

Audio: Did he move to England?

Audio: Did they study English at

school?

Audio: Did they get married?

Ask questions with when.

Audio: S h e started school.

You: When did she start school?

Audio: W h e n did she start school?

Audio: They lived in London.

Audio: They got married.

Audio: She moved to Australia.

Audio: He worked in Canada.

Audio: They studied English.

* 98) Answer with last year.

Audio: When did they get married?

You: They got married last year.

Audio: They got married last year.

Audio: When did she pass her test?

Audio: When did they start school?

Audio: When did he move here?

Audio: When did she study English?

Audio: When did they work here?

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The Publisher and Authors would like to thank the

many teachers and institutions who piloted this

material in Brazil, China, Eire, France, Hungary, Italy,

Mexico, Poland, Spain, and the UK.

Authors' Acknowledgements:

In a complex series like this, which has taken several

years to prepare, pilot, and produce, many people are

involved and have creative input. We wish to thank the

many people at OUP who participated in making this

book. We would like to add our further personal

thanks to Catherine Smith (Project Manager and

Student's Book Editor), Richard Morris (Designer for all

components), Debra Emmett (Editor 3 in 1 Practice

Pack), and Madeleine Williamson (Editor, Teacher's

Book and Photocopiables).

Illustrations by:

Kate Charlesworth pp. 8 , 1 6 , 26, 30, 32 , 44, 45 , 46, 67

Jonty Clark pp. 1 1 , 60

Mark Duffin pp. 24, 34

Neil Gower p. 63

Tim Kahane pp. 26 , 40

Mark Watkinson pp. 1 2 , 38, 42

Jonathan Will iams pp. 18 , 20, 2 1 , 48

The publishers would like to thank the following for

their kind permission to reproduce photographs:

Hemera Technologies pp. 1 0 , 1 2 (cr, r), 14 (tr), 24, 2 5 ,

28, 36, 38, 50, 52 , 54, 56, 58, 62 , 64, 68

PhotoDisc pp. 12 (I, d ) , 14 (tl, br, bl),