Listening

1 10 Meet five new friends! Listen and number. Then listen again and check.

2 Answer with a name or names. (A = Alfie, G = Grace, R = Ruby, J = Jay, D = Dani)

Who’s …1 twelve? G, R2 thirteen?3 the youth club leader?4 in Year 7?5 in Year 8?

Hello! I’m Ruby and I’m

12. Alfie, Grace and Jay are my friends from the youth

club. I’m from London.Where are you from?

My name’s Jay. Hi! I’m 13 too. I’m in the same class as

Alfie at school. He’s my best friend. Who’s your best friend?

Hello. My name’s

Alfie. I’m 13 years old and I’m in Year 8. I’m from London. Grace is my sister. What’s

your name?

Hi! I’m Grace. My

brother is Alfie. I’m 12 and I’m in Year 7 at school.

How old are you?

Hello. My name’s Dani.

I’m the youth club leader. How old am I?

It’s a secret!

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1 How old are you?

2 Where’s Grace from?

3 Where’s Alfie from?

4 How old is Jay?

5 What’s your name?

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b) I’m 13.

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She’s (She is) ... She (is not) ... Is she …? Yes, she . / No, she isn’t.

It’s (It is) ... It isn’t (is not) ... it …? Yes, it is. / No, it .

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India

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Antonio.

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1 You and your friends / Spanish? ✗ Argentinian

2 Paul and Lisa / American? ✗ British

3 Antonio / Italian? ✗ Spanish

4 you and Anna / from Poland? ✓

5 you two / from the UK? ✗ Australian

Are you and your friends Spanish? No, we aren’t.

We’re Argentinian.

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We (We are) ... We aren’t (are not) ... Are we …? Yes, we . / No, we aren’t.

You’re (You are) ... You aren’t (are not) ... you …? Yes, you are. / No, you .

They’re (They are) ... They (are not) ... Are they …? Yes, they . / No, they aren’t.

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What’s important in your life?

Username: Danny99

Hi. I’m Danny Fletcher and I’m from Manchester, in the UK.

This is a photo of me in London, with my friend Rob (and his blue guitar), my friend Carla, her sister Emily, and Brutus, their dog.

We’re in Carla’s house. Carla is the girl in green, Rob’s T-shirt is yellow, and I’m the boy with the microphone.

These people are very important in my life. Music is very important, too. Rob, Carla, and I are in a band. Our band’s name is Purple Days. Brutus’s favourite song is ‘Saturday’.

My mobile phone is important too: all my friends’ phone numbers are in it.

www.whatsimportant.co.uk

Home Search My Profi le Chat Help

Reading

1 What is important in your life? Number these things in order: 1 = very important, 5 = not very important.

___ friends ___ sport ___ fashion___ music ___ family

2 Read about Danny Fletcher on this webpage. Which topics from Exercise 1 are in the text? Tick them.

3 Complete the profile for Danny.

My Profile

1 What’s your name? Danny Fletcher

2 Where are you from?

3 What’s important in your life?

4 Who are your best friends?

5 What’s your band’s name?

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1 That’s David mobile phone. 2 She’s my parents friend.3 What’s your friend band called?4 Where’s Angelo bag?5 I’m Nicholas brother.

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6 14 Look at the topics in Exercise 1. Listen and say which topics are important in Ana’s life.

Speaking

7a Interview your friend. Use questions 3, 4 and 5 from Exercise 3.

b Now write about your friend.

My friend’s name is … She / He’s …

Send Danny a message

Grammar

Possessive adjectives

Read and match.This is my friend Carla. Emily is her sister and Brutus is their dog.

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4 Circle the correct words.

1 My friend Bea is Brazilian. She’s an architect and 1his / her boyfriend, Damian, is an architect too. 2His / Their studio is in Sao Paulo.

2 My brother and I are students. 3My / Our school is big. 4His / Its name is Moreno School.

3 Are you a student too? Where is 5our / your school? 4 Is Diego Torres from Argentina? 6His / Her songs are very famous.

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Alice’s /ˈælɪsɪz/

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Tuesday evenings at

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Spanish Spanish classes with classes with

DaniDani

2 Answer true (T), false (F) or doesn’t say (DS).

1 Dani is a doctor. F 2 Dani is from Venezuela. 3 Dani is Spanish. 4 Dani’s parents are Venezuelan. 5 His native language is French.

3 Dani has got one more job. What is it? Dani has got one more job. What is it?

Dialogue

1 24 Listen and answer.

Is Dani the kids’ friend?

Grace, Jay, Alfie and Ruby are in the youth club café.

Dani: OK, guys, here are your sandwiches.Grace: Thanks. Hey, Dani, where do you work

in the daytime?Dani: Well, I don’t work here. I work in a

hospital. I’m a nurse.Alfie: So, you’re a youth club leader, a nurse

and a waiter!Dani: Very funny!Grace: Where do you come from?Dani: I live in London but my parents come

from Venezuela.Ruby: Venezuela? Cool! Dani: Yes, but they don’t live in Venezuela.

They live in London.Ruby: Do you speak Spanish?Dani: Yes, I do, and a bit of Italian and French.Ruby: Wow!

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I don’t work here.

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5 Write the words in the correct order to make sentences.

1 Rosario / come / we / from We come from Rosario.2 don’t / friends / in / live / Buenos Aires City / my3 work / in / I / restaurant / a4 Italian / our / speak / parents5 don’t / hospital / work / in / you / a

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Vocabulary: Jobs

4a 25 Match the pictures 1-5 with the jobs a-l. Then listen and check.

a) artistb) scientistc) doctord) farmere) police officerf) waiter / waitress

g) musicianh) nursei) politicianj) secretaryk) shop assistantl) teacher

b 26 Which jobs are not in the pictures? Listen and check.

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Present simple: I, you, we, they. Affirmative and negative.

Read and complete.I come from Venezuela but I don’t live there.We are Venezuelan but we live in England.

AffirmativeI / You / We / They come from Argentina.I / You / We / They in Buenos Aires.

NegativeI / You / We / They come from Brazil.I / You / We / They live in Mendoza.

Present simple: I, you, we, they. Interrogative.

Read and complete.Grace: Do your parents live in Venezuela?Dani: No, they don’t. Grace: Where do they live? Dani: In London.

Yes / No questions I / you / we / they live in Brazil?

Short answersYes, I / you / we / they do.No, I / you / we / they .

Wh– questionsWhere I / you / we / they work?

6 Complete the dialogues with the correct form of the verb in brackets.

1 (live)A: Where do you live ?B: I live in London.

2 (speak)A: you English?B: Yes, I . I English and Italian.

3 (come from)A: Where your grandparents

?B: They Salamanca in Spain.

7 Talk about you with your friend. Ask and answer the questions in Exercise 6.

Where do you live? I live in ...

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I’m a waiter. I work

in a restaurant.

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Look at this! It’s a

drawing! The artist

is Julian Beever.

Julian Beever comes from the UK.

Where does he work? He doesn’t work in an office, he works outside. He works on the street.

What does he do? He’s an artist. He makes 3D (three dimensional) drawings on pavements. He works eight hours a day. When it rains, the drawing disappears but Julian takes a photo of every drawing!

263.2 He doesn’t work in an of� ce.

Topic Urban artGrammar Present simple: he, she, it Vocabulary Places of work

Reading

1 Read the article. Where is the drawing?

2 Circle the correct options.

1 Julian is ...a) a photographer.b) an artist.c) a reporter.

2 Julian is ...a) American.b) Belgian.c) British.

3 Julian’s job is ...a) in a factory.b) on the street.c) in an office.

4 Julian’s drawings are ...a) in a book.b) on a wall.c) on the pavement.

a) a photographer.b) an artist.b) an artist.c) a reporter.b) an artist.

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Present simple: he, she, it.Affirmative and negative.

Read and complete.Julian Beever comes from the UK.He doesn’t work in an office; he works on the street.

AffirmativeHe / She / It works on the street.

/ She / It from the UK.

NegativeHe / She / It work in an office. He / She / It doesn’t from Spain.

Present simple: he, she, it. Interrogative.

Read and complete.A: Does Julian Beever work in England?B: No, he doesn’t.A: What does he do? Where does he work? B: He’s a street artist.

Yes / No questions he / she / it live in Germany?

Short answersYes, he / she / it does.No, he / she / it .

3 Circle the correct words.

1 Peter doesn’t 1 come / comes from Spain. He 2come / comes from the States.

2 Jane 3don’t / doesn’t work in a hospital. She 4work / works in a school.

3 Tom 5live / lives in Germany. He 6live / lives in Berlin, but he 7doesn’t / don’t work in the city.

4 Ask and answer about Julian Beever.

1 Where / he live? A: Where does he live? B: He lives in the UK.2 he / work in an office?3 Where / he / work?4 What / he / do?

Vocabulary: Places of work

5 27 Listen and repeat. Then match the places of work with the jobs 1-7 below.

1 doctor – hospital2 secretary3 teacher4 waiter

5 farmer6 shop assistant7 police officer

6 Say where the people in Exercise 5 work.

1 A doctor works in a hospital.

7 Complete the text with the correct verb form.

8 Ask your friend about his / her mum or dad.

Does your mum / dad work in …?Where …?

police station

farm

hospital

office

restaurant

shop

school

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I work outside.

I don’t work in an office.

He lives in Belgium.

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We 4 (not / live) in the city; my mum 5 (not / like) big cities, but my dad 6 (love) London. He 7 (work) in an

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Topic Opinions, descriptionsGrammar Verbs like, love, hate Object pronounsVocabulary Description and opinion words

Dialogue

1 Look at the photos below and guess who the famous people are. Check your answers at the bottom of the page.

1 I think number 1 is Shrek and Fiona.

Quiz answers: 1 Shrek and Fiona 2 Manu Ginóbili 3 Madonna 4 Fito Páez

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How many famous people do Ruby and Alfie talk about?

Ruby: Look at this quiz, ‘Guess the famous people’.Alfie: I think number two is ... . What do you think

of him?Ruby: I love him. I think he’s great. What about you?Alfie: I like him. He’s an excellent basketball player.Ruby: I think number one is Shrek and Fiona. I like

them. They're brilliant.Alfie: I’m not sure about number three. Hey, it’s

Madonna!!! What do you think of her?Ruby: I don’t like her!

3 Who likes who? Complete the table with ✓,

✗ or ?.

Ruby Alfie

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2 Shrek and Fiona

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Gisela Dulko is a professional Argentinian tennis

player. 1 She / Her is very pretty and her fans love 2she / her. 3She / Her admires Rafa Nadal, too. 4Him / He is a real champion. In Argentina, 5we / us have got Juan Martín del Potro and David

Nalbandian. 6We / Us love 7they / them, and 8they / them love 9we / us.

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Read.Do you like Madonna?No, I really hate her. I think she’s horrible.

Complete with the correct object pronoun: her, it, you, them, him.

Subject: I you he she it we they

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6 Are these adjectives of opinion positive or negative? Put them in the correct group.

• cool• bad• awful

• great• funny• fantastic

• terrible• boring• brilliant

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Use your English Exchange opinions

7 29 Listen and repeat. Then practise the conversation in groups.

A: What do you think of Nicole Kidman?

B: I don’t like her. C: What about you, Maria?A: I think she’s great.

Ask for an opinion• What do you think of (Nicole Kidman)?• What about you?

Give a positive opinion• I love her. / I like her.• I think she’s a good / great / brilliant actor.

Give a negative opinion• I hate her. / I don’t like her.• I think she’s boring / awful.

8 Exchange opinions about the people in Exercise 1 and other famous people.

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Ruby doesn’t like Madonna, but

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DegreeShe likes them a lot / very much.

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✓ = like ✓✓ = love ✗ = not like ✗✗ = hate

Alfie Grace You

1 rap music ✓ ✗

2 computer games ✓ ✓ ✗

3 Jim Carrey ✗ ✓ ✓

4 Jennifer Lopez ✗ ✗ ✓

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1 Read the text and name the rooms 1-6 on the plans.

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> > > >This boy’s name is Tom Bird, and the double-decker bus in the picture is an old London bus: now the family home for holidays. Cool, eh? Double-deckers are big buses with two levels (or floors, or decks). Look at the plan of this two-deck house. Downstairs, there’s a dining room and a small kitchen with the basics: a cooker, a fridge and a sink. Of course, there isn’t a dishwasher. There is also a big living room with two windows, and there’s a TV. Upstairs, there’s a big bedroom for his parents and a small one for him and his brother, Luke. There’s a bathroom with the basics, too: a shower, a toilet, and a basin. There isn’t a bath. Is there an upstairs room in your house?

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6 41 Listen to Sarah and Kate on the phone. Write 5 things Kate mentions about her room.

1 It’s nice.

Pronunciation: /ð/ there - /θ/ bath

7 42 Listen and repeat.

There’s a big kitchen. Is that the bathroom? Is there a bath?

Vocabulary: House equipment

3a 40 Match the house equipment with the drawings. Then listen and check.

dishwasher shower sink bath toilet mirror

basin fridge cooker washing machine TV

Flat to let

in London SE18.One bedroom, bathroom, kitchen, living room

4 Look at the advertisement and describe the bathroom and the kitchen.

There’s a cooker in the kitchen.

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There is

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NegativeThere isn’t a bath.

QuestionsIs there a bath?

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1a Complete the blanks with words from the box.

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b 43 Listen and check your answers.

chest of drawers

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There areAffirmativeThere are some CDs.There are two armchairs.

Circle the correct options.We use there is for singular / plural nouns.We use there are for singular / plural nouns.

4 Read about Kate and Sarah’s new club room and circle the correct words.

b Now look at the photo on page 44. Tick the other objects in the room.

Dialogue

2 44 Listen and answer true (T), false (F) or doesn’t say (DS).

The CDs on the table are Dani’s.

Dani: OK, guys, this is the new club room. There aren’t any computers but there are some chairs, and some armchairs. What do you think?

Alfie: Wow! It’s great, Dani. There’s a TV and a DVD player.

Grace: Are there any DVDs?Dani: No, there aren’t. Sorry, guys.Ruby: Where are the books?Dani: Ah, there aren’t any books.Jay: Is there a CD player?Dani: Yes, there is. And there are some CDs on the

table.Jay: Best of the 80s. Oh, dear!

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• books• CDs• a bed• a TV• shelves• a lamp

• a table• a sofa• a bookcase• curtains• armchair

5 Read more about Kate and Sarah’s new club room and circle the correct words.

Our new club room is not perfect but we love it. There

is a sofa but there aren’t 1some / any armchairs.

There are 2some / any posters on the walls but there

aren’t 3some / any mirrors. The room is enormous.

There are 4some / any desks and books.

6 Write true sentences about your classroom. Use there are / aren’t.

• windows • computers • books• dictionaries • CDs • DVDs

There are some windows in my classroom.

Speaking

7a Plan a youth club room. Choose six objects from the box in Exercise 1a. Write a list.

b Now ask and answer about your club room.

A: Are there any armchairs in your club room?B: No, there aren’t, but there’s a sofa.

Our club room is new. There 1is / are some computers.

They are great! There 2is / are a big table and there 3is / are some chairs. There 4is / are some cool

magazines. We love them. There 5is / are a CD player

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Are there any computers?

Short answersYes, there are (some).

No, there aren’t (any).

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some CDs some armchairs

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1 Look at the photo. How many bags are there?

2 45 Listen and circle the objects you hear.

Grace: Alfie, can I borrow your mobile phone?Alfie: Yes, OK. It’s on the table.Grace: Thanks. Oh, can I borrow your MP3

player, too?

Alfie: Sorry, Grace, I need it.Grace: Please, Alfie!Alfie: Oh, all right. It’s in my bag.Grace: Thanks very much! Where’s your bag?Alfie: It’s in front of the wardrobe.Grace: Your MP3 player isn’t in your bag. Ah!

There it is! It’s on the floor, under the table. And can I borrow …?

Jay: Grace!

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1 Sue wants some water / a cola.2 Sue and Charlie want to study / go to the

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Use your English (1)Make requests

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3 Read and complete.

1 It’s hot. Can you open the window, please?2 Ouch! I haven’t got my pen.

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7 47 Listen and repeat. Then practise the conversation in pairs.

A: Can I borrow your pen?B: Yes. Here you are.A: Thanks. And can I borrow your MP3 player?B: No, I’m sorry. I need it.

Make a request• Can I borrow your MP3 player?• Can you say that again, please?

Agree• Yes, OK. Here you are. • Yes, of course. • Sure.

Refuse• No, I’m sorry. I need it.

8 Practise more conversations in pairs. Use the words in the box.

• MP3 player • spell your name • help me with this exercise• English dictionary

5 What do they want? Write sentences.

1 Sue / some water . 2 Tommy / go / cinema . 3 We / holidays .4 She / not / phone her mother .

6 What do you say in these situations?

1 You want to wear your friend’s T-shirt. (borrow) Can I borrow your T-shirt?2 You want to eat an ice-cream. Ask your father.

(buy)3 You are cold. The window is open. (close)4 You don’t understand Exercise 5. Ask your

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