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WELCOME SECTION2

A

Say Hello and Goodbye What are the words? Write them in the correct picture.

night morning evening afternoon

1 Good afternoon 2 Good 3 Good 4 Good

B

International words a CD3 T2 Look at the pictures. Listen and write the numbers 1–12.

b CD3 T2 Listen again and write the words. Then check with the list on page 6 of the Student’s Book.

Welcome section

taxi

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J

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WELCOME SECTION 3

2 Classroom objects What are the words? Write them in the picture.

pne abdro lepnic tnokeoob wwdion kdse rchia orod

3 Plural nounsa Look at these examples for writing

plurals.

door doors

phone phones

hobby hobbies

watch watches

b Complete the table.

Singular Singular PluralPlural

1 hotel

2 page

3 notebook

4 sandwich

5 city

6 taxi

7 nationality

hotels

c Write the numbers and the plural form of the words.

sandwich child woman computer person man

1 window

2

1 two computers 2

3 4

5 6

3

7

4

5

6 8






WELCOME SECTION4

C

Adjectives Look at the pictures. If the adjective is correct,

write (✔). If the adjective is wrong, write the correct adjective.

small1 a big restaurant 2 an expensive pen ✔

3 a new computer 4 an interesting book

5 a bad football team 6 a big hamburger

7 an old taxi 8 a good hotel

3 The alphabeta CD3 T3 Listen to the spelling. Write

the letters. What is the sentence?

Lu

b CD3 T4 Listen and write the words.

1 Name: Kevin

City:

2 Name: Julie

City:

4 Coloursa Look at the pictures. Fill in the puzzle

with the colours (1–6). What is the colour in number seven?1 G R E

7 Y

2

3

4

5

6

1 2

3 4

5 6

7

2 a/an Write a or an.

1 a good team

2 small museum

3 interesting book

4 big television

5 cheap pencil

6 expensive hotel

7 old city

8 boring DVD






WELCOME SECTION 5

D

Askin and answerin CD3 T5 Complete the dialogues with the words in the box. Then listen and check.

can help problem Thank you Excuse me OK What does this mean I don’t know don’t understand

1 Kim: The homework is on page 12. OK ?

James: Yes, great. 1 , Kim.

2 Ben: I 2 these words.

Mike: No 3 , Ben.

I 4 you!

Ben: Thanks, Mike!

3 Teacher: What’s the answer, Kate?

Kate: Sorry, Miss. 5 !

4 Paul: 6 , Miss.

Teacher: Yes?

Paul: 7 ? This word here,

on page 28.

Teacher: Let me see.

2 Numbers 0–20 Write the answers.

1 nine + nine = eighteen

2 four + seven =

3 two + twelve =

4 one + eight =

5 three + two =

6 twelve + eight =

7 ten + seven =

8 four + eight =

3 Numbers 20– 00a Write the next two numbers.

1 ten thirty fi fty seventy

2 four eight sixteen

3 forty-one fi fty-two sixty-three

4 eighty-four eighty-one seventy-eight

5 twenty-nine thirty-three thirty-seven

b CD3 T6 Listen and circle the numbers you hear.

1 13 30

2 15 50

3 17 70

4 14 40

5 16 60

6 18 80






UNIT 16

Grammar The verb be (singular) (singular)

a Match the sentences in 1b with the pictures. Write numbers 1–7 in the boxes.

b Look at the underlined words. Write the short form, with ’m, ’s or ’re.

1 It is a boring fi lm.

It’s

2 She is an excellent singer.

3 You are a great teacher.

4 It is a new computer game.

5 Richard is from New York.

6 Australia is a big country.

7 I am Carla. What is your name?

c Complete the dialogues.

1 A: Is Dinara Safi na a fi lm star?

B: No, she’s a tennis player.

2 A: Ashton Kutcher is an English

actor, I think.

B: No, he isn’t .

from the USA.

3 A: Is this DVD good?

B: Yes, great!

4 A: I think from

Italy.

B: No, I’m not. I’m American.

5 A: What’s porta in English?

B: ‘door’.

He’s a footballer

A

C

B

D

G

E F

d Write the negative forms in the table.

PositivePositive Negative – full formsNegative – full forms Negative – short formsNegative – short forms

1 I am

2 You are

3 He is

4 She is

5 It is

I am not I’m not

1






UNIT 1 7

e Write positive or negative sentences.

1 he / a singer

He isn’t a singer.

2 she / British

She’s British.

3 it / Japanese

4 she / the winner

5 it / boring

6 you / a fi lm star

7 it / expensive

8 you / a bad dog

f Put the words in order to make questions. CD3 T7 Write questions. Then listen, check and repeat.

1 She’s American.

Is she American?

2 You’re from Japan.

3 He’s a good footballer.

4 It’s a cheap restaurant.

5 I’m the winner!

6 Broadway’s in New York.

7 The hotel’s expensive.

8 Maria’s from Spain.

9 You’re a singer.

10 The answer’s on page 5.

1 you / OK / Are

Are you OK?

2 British / she / Is

?

3 Istanbul / you / Are / from

?

4 right / I / Am

?

5 big / a / Is / it / city

?

6 Brad / Pitt / good / a / actor / Is

?






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