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�English World ESO 1 © B Burlington Books

Introduction

VOCABULARY (page 4)

1 1. three schoolbags 6. eight markers 2. five rubbers 7. three pencil cases 3. six pens 8. one diary 4. twelve pencils 9. two pencil sharpeners 5. four rulers

2 1. purple; e 7. brown; c 2. yellow; g 8. white; d 3. blue; i 9. grey; b 4. orange; a 10. pink; f 5. green; h 11. black; k 6. red; j

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4 1. first 6. fourteenth 2. two 7. twenty-second 3. third 8. thirtieth 4. fifth 9. forty-three 5. twelve

5 a. Friday e. Thursday b. Sunday f. Tuesday c. Saturday g. Wednesday d. Monday

1. Monday 2. Tuesday 3. Wednesday 4. Thursday 5. Friday 6. Saturday 7. Sunday

6 1. the twenty-first of January 2. the twenty-third of February 3. the first of March 4. the fifteenth of April 5. the thirteenth of May 6. the eighteenth of June 7. the thirty-first of July 8. the fourth of August 9. the seventh of September 10. the twenty-fifth of October 11. the twenty-third of November 12. the thirtieth of December

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7 1. sixteen • twenty 2. November • December 3. tenth • thirteenth 4. seventy • ninety 5. August • October 6. eleventh • ninth 7. Sunday • Tuesday 8. twenty • twenty-five

8 1. grandparents 2. parents 3. children

1. a 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b

9 1. c 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. a 7. b 8. b

GRAMMAR (page 7)

1 1. b 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. a 6. a

2 1. I 5. He 2. He 6. We 3. They 7. You 4. It

3 The lines which don’t connect to the correct words are she ➝ his and he ➝ her

4 1. my 5. His 2. Its 6. Her 3. their 7. Our 4. Your

5 1. This 3. That 2. These 4. Those

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LISTENING (page 8)

1 Listening(ClassCD5,Track1):

Hi! My name is Kathy and this is my family. That’s me in the picture. I’ve got a grey and white school bag. It’s got my name on it – K for Kathy … Miller. I’ve got a ruler, too. Those are my grandparents. Their names are Ruth and Charles – Ruth and Charles Gordon. They’re fantastic grandparents and I love them. My sister, Kim, is in the picture. She’s got markers and a book. Kim is seven years old. Her birthday is on 2nd July. That’s my big brother, Thomas. Thomas is 16 years old. His birthday is in July, too. It’s 23rd July. Um … oh, yes – those are my parents. My dad’s name is Gary and my mum is Lauren. Mum has got a birthday in September – 28th September. It’s her fortieth birthday!

1. Kathy 5. Lauren 2. Charles 6. Kim 3. Ruth 7. Thomas 4. Gary

SPEAKING

2 1. I’m 2. My name 3. meet you 4. Nice to meet you, too

3 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. a

Unit1

VOCABULARY (page 9)

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1. ear 6. arm 2. eye 7. hand 3. nose 8. leg 4. hair 9. foot 5. mouth

2 1. tall/short 5. old/young 2. ugly/good-looking 6. fat/thin 3. long/short 7. fair/dark 4. curly/straight 8. small/big

3 1. long 4. curly 2. big 5. small 3. old

4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

GRAMMAR (page 10)

1 1. is 3. aren’t 5. are 7. isn’t 2. is 4. are 6. is 8. is

2 1. Are your feet big? 2. Is your schoolbag black? 3. Are your eyes dark? 4. Is your mother’s hair long? Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

3 1. Who, Superman 4. When, 29th February 2. What, Kal-El 5. What, black 3. Where, Krypton

4 1. has got 4. has got 2. hasn’t got 5. haven’t got 3. haven’t got

5 1. Have you got a cat? 2. Have all your friends got computers? 3. Has your mother got green eyes? 4. Have you got a television in your room? 5. Has your teacher got red hair?

6 1. Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. 2. Yes, they have. / No, they haven’t. 3. Yes, she has. / No, she hasn’t. 4. Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t. 5. Yes, he/she has. / No, he/she hasn’t.

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7 A 1. is 4. aren’t 2. is 5. has got 3. hasn’t got 6. is

B 1. are 5. are 2. are 6. aren’t 3. aren’t 7. are 4. have got


9 1. Billy’s 2. Ross’ / Ross’s 3. The boy’s 4. Women’s 5. The actors’

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0 1. The dog’s legs are very long. 2. The girl’s eyes are big and green. 3. The cats’ ears are big. 4. The boy’s hair is short. / The man’s hair is short. 5. Mr Jones’ / Mr Jones’s house isn’t small.

1 1. Phil’s dog is big. 2. The children’s hair is long. 3. Thomas’ / Thomas’s friends are nice. 4. The avatars’ eyes are red.

2 1. is 6. his 2. That 7. Torres’ 3. isn’t 8. are 4. He 9. have got 5. has got 10. their

READING (page 12)

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2 1. The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 2. a normal, good-looking man 3. white 4. blonde and straight 5. blue 6. Being John Malkovich

DESCRIBING PEOPLE (page 13)

1 1. f 2. e 3. d 4. a 5. b 6. c

2 1. unfriendly 3. quiet 2. lazy 4. shy



Lee: Hi, Diana! Diana: Hi, Lee. Who is that girl with your sister? Lee: The girl with my sister? The tall girl with long

hair? Diana: Yes. Lee: Oh, that’s the new girl in her class at school.

She’s my sister’s new friend. Diana: What’s her name? Lee: Michelle. Diana: Where’s she from? Lee: She’s from Quebec. That’s in Canada. She knows

French and English because they speak French and English at her school in Quebec.

Diana: Wow! French and English! Lee: And she’s a really good basketball player … She’s

got a brother in Year 8. His name is Brad and he plays basketball, too. That’s two basketball players in one family. Brad is very good-looking!

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Diana: Brad. That’s a nice name. What does he look like? Lee: Well, he’s got green eyes and curly, brown hair.

He’s tall and thin and very athletic. Diana: Oh, I love green eyes and curly hair! What’s he

like? Is he friendly? Lee: He’s quiet, but he’s very nice. And he’s very

clever. Diana: What’s his favourite music? Lee: I don’t know. Let’s ask him … there he is!

Brad … !

1. T 2. F 3. T 4. T 5. F

5 1. c 4. c 2. a 5. b 3. c

6 1. What’s your friend’s name? 2. How old is she? 3. What does she look like? 4. What colour are her eyes? 5. What’s she like?

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7 1. Phil has got a fat cat. 2. Those boys are unfriendly. 3. Rita is a lazy girl. 4. The men haven’t got big feet. 5. You aren’t nervous.

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9 Accept all logical answers.

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1. He / She is a queen in the film. 4

2. He / She looks old in the film. 4

3. He / She has got brown hair in the film. 4

4. He / She has got red hair in the film. 4

5. He / She has got brown eyes in the film. 4

6. He / She is an ugly baby in the film. 4

Subject:

To:Hi Rhonda,

How are you? Have you got this week’s Star Magazine? It has got a photo of my favourite Spanish celebrity – Rafael Nadal. He’s very good-looking. He’s tall and athletic and he’s got dark hair and brown eyes. The magazine has got an article about Rafael, too. What a great tennis player! He’s confident and hard-working. I think he’s fantastic!

Bye! Sue

[email protected]

Rafael

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CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 15)

1 1. hard-working 6. nose 2. funny 7. fair 3. clever 8. unfriendly 4. curly 9. arms 5. long 10. thin

2 1. father, brother 4. ruler, rubber 2. nineteen, eight 5. February, March 3. yellow, purple

3 1. Have, got 4. haven’t got 2. is 5. hasn’t got 3. aren’t 6. are

4 1. Shelly’s 3. My parents’ 2. Russ’ / Russ’s 4. The children’s

5 1. These 6. haven’t got 2. Her 7. isn’t 3. She 8. celebrity’s 4. are 9. it 5. That 10. is

6 1. Jim is quiet and shy. 2. You have got a good-looking brother. 3. Has the avatar got curly hair? 4. Tom’s friends aren’t lazy. 5. I haven’t got a wide nose.

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7 1. It’s Mark. 2. He’s tall and thin. 3. It’s fair. 4. He’s fifteen. 5. He’s very clever.

8 1. The cat has got funny ears. 2. Have the children got curly hair? 3. We have got a fantastic teacher. 4. Ellen isn’t tall and thin. 5. Is Johnny good-looking?

9 1. Sam’s friend is clever and confident. 2. She has got small eyes and a thin nose. 3. The man isn’t short and fat. 4. The bird hasn’t got big wings. 5. Have you got nice friends?

Unit2

VOCABULARY (page 17)

1 egg, bread, fish, spaghetti, chicken, cake, apples, chips, pancakes, butter

2 1. milk 4. butter 2. beans 5. pancakes 3. sugar

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4 1. egg 5. sugar 2. ice cream 6. fish 3. tomato sauce 7. apple 4. milk

GRAMMAR (page 18)

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2 1. a; T 4. some; F 2. a; F 5. an; F 3. some; T

3 1. The woman; some 4. The shop; some 2. The shop; some 5. The girl; any 3. Sam; any

4 1. The 5. an 2. any 6. a 3. some 7. some 4. some

5 1. There are some 4. There aren’t any 2. There is some 5. There are some 3. There isn’t a 6. There isn’t an

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6 1. Are there any; Yes, there are. 2. Is there any; No, there isn’t. 3. Are there any; Yes, there are. 4. Is there a; No, there isn’t. 5. Is there any; Yes, there is.

7 Possible Answers Is there a steak in the salad? No, there isn’t. Are there any apples in the salad? No, there aren’t.

8 1. How much; There is a kilo of chocolate. 2. How many; There are three steaks. 3. How many; There is one egg. 4. How many; There are two fish. 5. How much; There is a kilo of ice cream.

9 1. How much 4. any 2. There are 5. a 3. there isn’t 6. an

0 1. This 5. are 2. Tessa’s 6. How much 3. hasn’t got 7. some 4. their 8. Are

1 1. have we got 6. I have 2. an 7. is 3. have got some 8. Are there 4. are 9. There is 5. any 10. there are

READING (page 20)

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PERSONAL INFORMATION (page 21)

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1. French 5. Swedish 2. Irish 6. Peruvian 3. German 7. Thai 4. Chilean 8. Japanese

2 1. German 4. Spanish 2. France 5. Ireland 3. Japan 6. Thai

3 1. France 2. French 3. French 4. Germany 5. German 6. German


Mum: Hi, Tom. Tom: Hi, Mum. Where are you? Mum: I’m in the Japanese supermarket. You know – the

market with all the Japanese food. Do you want teriyaki fish for dinner? Your father loves teriyaki fish.

Tom: Erm, no, thank you. I don’t like fish. Are sausages Japanese? I want sausages with beans and potatoes for dinner.

Mum: They haven’t got any sausages here, but there are some beans and potatoes. There’s some sushi, too.

Tom: I don’t like sushi. Is there any chicken with rice? Mum: No, sorry, there isn’t any chicken with rice. But

they’ve got chicken with corn. Tom: I don’t like corn. Is there any pizza? Mum: Tom, pizza isn’t Japanese! But there is a pizza

restaurant in the street. What type of pizza do you want?

Tom: Pizza with onions and tomatoes is my favourite. Mum: OK. How many people are there for dinner today? Tom: I’ve got a friend here. His name is Pierre and he’s

from France. Dad’s here, too, so that’s four of us. Mum: What type of pizza does Pierre like? Tom: What type of pizza do you like, Pierre? He likes

pizza with onions and tomatoes, too. Oh, Mum, are there any strawberries for dessert?

Mum: Yes, there’s a basket of strawberries at home. There’s some ice cream, too.

Tom: Mmm, ice cream and strawberries! Delicious! Thanks, Mum. See you soon.

2, 4, 6, 7

PancakeTuesday Easter

1. There are races.

2. There are games.

3. It is on the day before Lent.

4. People give eggs to their friends.

5. It is a tradition in England.

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5 1. supermarket 2. onions 3. four 4. French 5. are some

6 1. Nice to meet you 2. Where are you from 3. What language do you speak 4. What’s your family name 5. What’s your favourite food

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7 1. That’s disgusting! 2. What nationality are you? 3. I like rice with chicken, vegetables and beans. 4. The restaurant has got an Italian chef. 5. Where are you from?

8 1. . 2. . 3. , 4. . 5. ! 6. . 7. ?




1 Meat Fruit

Countries Nationalities

2 1. c 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. c

3 1. There isn’t a 2. There are some 3. Is there an 4. There isn’t any 5. Are there any

4 1. How many apples are there? 2. How much rice is there? 3. How many people are there? 4. How many boys are there? 5. How much homework is there?

5 1. These 4. I’m 2. Your 5. has got 3. Are

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6 1. How many eggs are there in the pancakes? 2. Are there any strawberries on the cake? 3. Is there any French cheese? 4. There are some students from Peru and Chile in my class. 5. There isn’t any butter on the bread.

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7 1. Nice to meet you 2. Where are you from 3. What languages do you speak 4. What’s your family name 5. What’s your address

8 1. How much cake is there? 2. There isn’t any milk. 3. Mmm, delicious! 4. I like rice with chicken, onions and corn. 5. What’s your family name?

9 1. There isn’t any rice from Thailand. 2. There are some Swedish pancakes with butter. 3. How much bread is there? 4. Are there any strawberries in the ice cream? 5. How many onions are there?

Unit3


1 Wordsnake: giraffe, sheep, gorilla, hamster, snake, fox, elephant, frog, lion, monkey, cow, shark

1. shark 7. elephant 2. sheep 8. frog 3. gorilla 9. lion 4. cow 10. hamster 5. snake 11. fox 6. monkey 12. giraffe

2 1. f 2. e 3. h 4. g 5. b 6. c 7. d 8. i 9. a 10. j

3 1. mouse 2. giraffe 3. horse 4. elephant 5. shark

The secret animal is a hamster.

GRAMMAR (page 26)

1 1. see 5. catches 2. washes 6. play 3. kiss 7. come 4. studies 8. works

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2 1. plays with the baby monkeys 2. feed the gorillas 3. talks to the visitors 4. wash the jeeps 5. helps the vet

3 1. doesn’t wash 4. meets 2. comes 5. don’t have 3. don’t work 6. clean

4 1. listens 2. don’t understand 3. learn 4. don’t take 5. go 6. talk 7. doesn’t like

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5 1. Do snakes eat mice? Yes, they do. 2. Does a lion hunt for food? Yes, it does. 3. Do fish go to school? No, they don’t. 4. Do chickens sometimes live on farms? Yes, they do. 5. Does a cow give milk? Yes, it does. / Yes, she does. 6. Do you often see blue sheep? No, you don’t. / No, I don’t. / No, we don’t.

6 1. What; do 2. Where; do 3. When; do 4. How long; does 5. How many; does

7 1. never 4. often 2. rarely 5. always 3. usually


9 1. have got 6. is 2. our 7. doesn’t like 3. The 8. This 4. Mr Jackson’s 9. do we stop 5. watches

READING (page 28)

1 1. e 2. c 3. a 4. b 5. d

2 1. breakfast 2. Because she is a giraffe. 3. Giraffe Manor 4. eight 5. They give the animals food and talk to them. 6. about thirty minutes a day

TALKING ABOUT ROUTINES (page 29)

1 The phrases under the wrong pictures are dosport and meet friends.

2 1. d 2. f 3. e 4. b 5. a 6. c



Maya: Have you got a pet, Ben? Ben: Yes, I have. But it isn’t a dog or a cat. Maya: What is it? Ben: It’s a chicken. Maya: A chicken! Chickens aren’t pets. They’re farm

animals! Ben: Chickens usually live on farms, but they’re great

pets, too. They’re very friendly. Maya: What’s your chicken’s name? Ben: Her name’s Penny. Maya: What colour is she? Ben: She’s black and white. Maya: Does Penny live in the house with you? Ben: No, she doesn’t. She lives outside the house, but

she comes into the house for meals. Maya: What does Penny eat? Ben: Well, she doesn’t usually eat our food. But we

sometimes give her some vegetables or brown bread. She loves that.

Maya: So she likes vegetables and bread. What other food does she eat?

Ben: We buy special chicken food for her. Maya: Is Penny clever? What does she do? Ben: She’s very clever! She likes walking with me so

she sometimes waits for me next to the door. Maya: Do you get any eggs from Penny? Ben: Yes, we do. There’s an egg every day. Penny’s

eggs are big and brown. Maya: What do you do with the eggs? Ben: We usually have them for breakfast.

1. chicken 2. is friendly 3. vegetables 4. big 5. Penny’s eggs

5 1. b 2. e 3. d 4. c 5. a

6 1. When do you get up on Sundays, Sue? 2. What do you do in the morning? 3. How often do you walk the dog? 4. I always feed him in the morning and the evening. 5. I usually meet friends.

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7 1. at 4. on 2. in 5. in 3. at 6. at


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8 1. at 5. on 2. in 6. at 3. At 7. in 4. at 8. in

9 Possible Answer Lucy Adams is a pet-washer. She washes people’s dogs and

cats. She works on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. She starts work at 10.00 in the morning and finishes at 6.00 in the evening. In the morning, she washes the dogs and in the evening, she washes the cats. Lucy doesn’t work in December.


1 1. lion, tiger 2. mouse, mosquito 3. sheep, cow 4. hamster, rabbit 5. get up, have breakfast

2 1. eyes 6. pencil 2. tomato sauce 7. Swedish 3. lazy 8. dark 4. cow 9. parents 5. have a shower 10. sugar

3 1. eats 6. do … feed 2. sleeps 7. give 3. does … weigh 8. doesn’t want 4. doesn’t weigh 9. don’t like 5. weighs 10. eat

4 1. haven’t got 6. These 2. Is there 7. she 3. How many 8. girl’s 4. is 9. some 5. Her 10. the

5 1. I usually feed the dog in the evening. 2. We don’t often see foxes or wolves. 3. I sometimes have a shower in the morning. 4. The sheep rarely come here. 5. Does the chimpanzee usually have breakfast at 10

o’clock?

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6 1. I usually go to bed at 11 o’clock. 2. What do you do in the evenings? 3. What programmes do you watch? 4. How often do you watch sport programmes? 5. I usually do homework in the afternoons.

7 1. in 2. at 3. on 4. at 5. in

8 1. Lisa gets up at 8 o’clock in the morning. 2. John does sport on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 3. Snakes eat mice. 4. I usually go to bed late on Saturdays. 5. The film starts at 7 o’clock.

Unit4


1 1. e 2. d 3. f 4. i 5. b 6. g 7. a 8. h 9. c

2 1. supermarket 2. swimming pool 3. post office 4. sports centre 5. hospital 6. museum


GRAMMAR (page 34)

1 1. am studying 4. is walking 2. is working 5. are doing 3. are playing

2 1. is listening 5. is eating 2. isn’t talking 6. isn’t reading 3. is holding 7. are waiting 4. aren’t looking

3 Possible Answers Pam isn’t eating an ice cream. Marcie isn’t talking to Diego.

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

4 1. are ... doing 2. Is ... teacher helping 3. are ... sitting 4. Is ... visiting 5. Are ... using

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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5 1. is visiting 2. play 3. don’t meet 4. are waiting 5. isn’t listening

6 1. is buying; loves 2. doesn’t work; isn’t coming 3. am doing; don’t understand 4. am going; wants 5. have; are eating

7 1. Do ... walk 2. Are ... wearing 3. does ... teach 4. Is ... starting 5. are ... looking


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9 1. b 6. c 2. c 7. c 3. b 8. a 4. a 9. c 5. a 10. b

READING (page 36)

1 1. The animals come from Nantes in France. 2. The animals are machines. 3. The (mechanical) elephant is 11 metres tall. 4. The elephant takes people around the city. 5. The giant spider makes some people feel nervous.

2. 1. Because giant spiders are climbing on them. 2. François Delarozière and Pierre Orefice 3. That’s where the giant animals “live”. 4. You can ride around the city on it. 5. sea animals, (giant) birds

GIVING DIRECTIONS (page 37)1 1. next to 6. on 2. between 7. under 3. above 8. in front of 4. in 9. behind 5. opposite

2 1. Go straight 4. Turn left 2. Turn right 5. at the corner 3. Pass

3 Possible Answers 1. The tree is in the park. 2. The dog is walking in front of the man. 3. The bird is flying above the park. 4. The cinema is next to the post office.


Shawn: Hi, Gail. What are you reading? Gail: Oh, hi, Shawn. I’m reading an article about

cinemas. People don’t go to the cinema because they’ve got big TVs at home, so many cinemas are closing.

Shawn: I know. Do you know the cinema next to the museum? It’s a beautiful old building and it’s got great new films every week, but people don’t go there.

Gail: I never go to the cinema. I take films from the library and I watch them at home.

Shawn: The library hasn’t got any new films. I like watching new films, and I love the cinema. My friends and I usually go two or three times a month. We always buy popcorn and drinks. It’s fun.

Gail: Which cinema do you go to?

Shawn: Henley Film Palace is my favourite. Gail: Henley Film Palace? Where’s that? Shawn: It’s opposite the bank on Henley Street. Gail: Opposite the bank? Oh, yes, I know it. Do many

people go there? Shawn: No, they don’t. It’s never full. Gail: Which films are at Henley Film Palace at the

moment? Shawn: I don’t know. Let’s look on the Internet. Oh, the

new James Bond film is there. Gail: Well, I love James Bond, and I don’t want the

cinema to close. … So let’s go and see it tonight. Shawn: Great!

1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T

5 1. closing 2. the cinema 3. Shawn 4. bank 5. the James Bond film

6 1. Where is the 2. the bank 3. How do I get there 4. at the corner of 5. Great. Thanks

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7 1. Tony lives in Paris, France. 2. We work on Fridays and Saturdays. 3. My friend and I always travel in August. 4. Is there a Thai restaurant in Atlanta? 5. I speak Spanish and Italian.

8 My name is Julie Clark. I live in Chester, a small town in England. Every Saturday, I meet my friends in the city centre and we walk the shops. Then, we have lunch in a restaurant. There are some good restaurants in Chester. I love Japanese food, so I often eat at the Kyoto Restaurant on Bridge Street.

9 Possible Answer Doris Monroe lives in Beverly Hills, California, USA. She

likes the Page Museum. It’s an interesting place to go. You can see dinosaurs there! She likes to shop on Rodeo Drive and look for film stars. Doris likes Italian food. Her favourite restaurant is La Scala.


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3 Partsofthebody Food Adjectivesof

personality

Animals Placesaroundtown

4 1. is dancing 4. isn’t watching 2. am studying 5. is running 3. Are … staying

5 1. sends 4. don’t understand 2. sleep 5. isn’t washing 3. Are … using

6 1. How many 6. His 2. never 7. That 3. haven’t got 8. There isn’t 4. is 9. Do you run 5. Jane’s 10. a

7 1. I am standing between the post office and the library right now.

2. Do you want some meat from the butcher’s? 3. The students aren’t visiting the museum now. 4. Is Harry eating at the restaurant in the shopping centre? 5. We are sitting opposite the stadium.

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8 1. where is the hospital 2. How do I get there 3. straight on Hill Street 4. Then where do I go 5. Great. Thanks

9 1. My friend Bill lives in Manchester. 2. Alan and Ilove Japanese food. 3. Helen Carter goes to the cinema every Friday. 4. Their holidays start on 15th July. 5. We often go to France at Christmas.

0 1. The hospital is opposite the post office. 2. The butcher’s is next to the bank. 3. Are you playing tennis now? 4. Sam and Jenny are watching a film at the cinema. 5. We are waiting for you in front of the restaurant.

Unit5


1 Wordsnake: gymnastics, weightlifting, basketball, swimming, surfing, tennis, cycling, football, judo, skiing, running

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1. skiing 7. tennis 2. cycling 8. swimming 3. gymnastics 9. weightlifting 4. running 10. judo 5. basketball 11. surfing 6. football

2 a. 9 f. 11 b. 8 g. 6 c. 5 h. 5 d. 4 i. 7 e. 1 Picture shows two actions: 5 basketball: (jump and throw)

3 1. play 4. go 2. go 5. play 3. do

GRAMMAR (page 42)

1 1. can 4. can 2. can’t 5. can 3. can’t

2 1. can’t 4. can’t 2. can’t 5. can 3. can

3 1. Can you speak German? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t. 2. Can students buy lunch at your school? Yes, they can. / No, they can’t. 3. Can your friend read Japanese? Yes, he/she can. / No, he/she can’t. 4. Can your mother play tennis? Yes, she can. / No, she can’t. 5. Can you walk home from school? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.

4 1. must 3. mustn’t 2. mustn’t 4. must

5 1. must 4. mustn’t 2. mustn’t 5. mustn’t 3. must

6 1. must 4. must 2. can’t 5. can’t 3. mustn’t 6. can

7 1. can 4. can 2. mustn’t 5. must 3. must 6. can’t

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8 1. Helen sings beautifully. 2. She dances well, too. 3. She works hard at school. 4. She does her homework carefully. 5. She swims fast. 6. She runs slowly.

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9 1. at all quickly 4. very well 2. very high 5. very fast 3. quite easily


1 1. Do you know 6. has got 2. high 7. teams 3. can 8. speaks 4. the 9. loves 5. isn’t 10. is watching

READING (page 44)

1 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. c 5. a

2 1. Parkour 2. In free running, you can use dance and gymnastics. 3. They sometimes have accidents. 4. Because it’s exciting to watch. 5. Because English teenagers love it.

EXPLAINING A GAME (page 45)

1 1. drive 5. win 2. ride 6. attack 3. sail 7. rescue 4. fly 8. climb

2 1. g 2. d 3. b 4. c 5. a 6. f 7. e

3 1. win 3. attack 2. ride 4. rescue


Clark: What sports do you do, Jenny? Jenny: I go surfing every Saturday. Clark: Do you surf well? Jenny: I surf quite well. I practise for hours. Clark: I like surfing, but I can’t surf at all well. Jenny: You must practise. I can give you some lessons. Clark: OK. Thanks! We can start the surfing lessons on

Saturday. Jenny: Great! What sports can you do well, Clark? Clark: I can run very fast. I often go running. Jenny: I can’t run at all fast. Clark: I love cycling, too. Jenny: I haven’t got a bike, so I never go cycling. Clark: Do you want to go cycling now? You can use my

sister’s bike. Jenny: Your sister’s bike. That’s great! But I can’t go

right now. I’ve got homework. Can we go at two o’clock?

Clark: Yes, we can. I haven’t got any homework. Jenny: I’ve always got homework! Do you want to meet

at the park at two o’clock? Clark: That’s not a good idea. I can’t go to the park with

two bikes! Jenny: Oh! Of course not. So let’s meet at your house. Clark: OK. See you at my house at two o’clock.

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5 1. b 2. a 3. a 4. a 5. b

6 1. You must throw 2. How many players 3. What equipment do you need 4. How do you win the game 5. wins the game

The game is basketball.

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7 1. Mike can jump quite high. 2. Janet practises hard every day. 3. My friend is very strong. 4. You don’t juggle at all well. 5. Running isn’t an easy sport.

8 1. an easy sport 4. do the sport quite well 2. you can attack 5. can kick very high 3. you must hold 6. partner tries hard

9 Possible Answer Rugby is a fun, exciting and fast sport. There are two teams

with fifteen players in each team. You can kick the ball, run with the ball but you mustn’t hit other players or kick other players. You must put the ball in the goal area or kick it over the goal. You use a special rugby ball. The team with the most points wins.


1 1. judo 6. sail 2. throw 7. attack 3. drive 8. win 4. fly 9. go 5. surfing 10. dance

2 1. h 2. j 3. f 4. a 5. g 6. e 7. i 8. b 9. d 10. c

3 1. b 2. c 3. a 4. b

4 1. must 5. at all 2. can’t 6. very nicely 3. mustn’t 7. can 4. quickly 8. quite high

5 1. a 6. Are there 2. is 7. goes 3. How much 8. Ben’s 4. Where 9. sometimes 5. is the team playing 10. are sleeping

Clark Jenny

1. surfs quite well 3

2. can run fast 3

3. loves cycling 3

4. never goes cycling 3

5. has got a sister 3

6. must do homework 3


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6 1. I can play football and basketball quite well. 2. Bill doesn’t do gymnastics or weightlifting. 3. You must drive slowly. 4. Sam can’t swim or surf. 5. Can you juggle?

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7 1. What are the rules 2. How many 3. do you need 4. What can you do 5. How do you win

8 1. Gail dances beautifully. 2. Jack doesn’t play at all well. 3. Skiing is amazing. 4. Judo is a fun sport. 5. Jake runs quite fast.

9 1. I can’t run quickly, but I can swim well. 2. You must do your homework tonight. 3. Can you juggle five balls? 4. She dances very well. 5. You mustn’t kick the ball in basketball.

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1 1. a 2. b 3. c 4. b 5. a 6. b 7. a 8. a

2 1. amazing 4. boring 2. disgusting 5. enjoyable 3. frightening 6. surprising

3 1. unusual 4. special 2. realistic 5. interesting 3. enjoyable 6. amazing


GRAMMAR (page 50)

1 1. shorter than 6. fatter than 2. darker than 7. more realistic than 3. happier than 8. curly 4. enjoyable 9. worse than 5. better than 10. more amazing than

2 1. is longer than 2. is more interesting than 3. is taller than 4. are easier than 5. are better than

Accept all logical answers.

3 Possible Answers 1. Dogs are friendlier than cats. 2. Basketball is more exciting than football. 3. A visit to the library is more educational than a visit to

the museum. 4. A sheep is less heavy than a cow. 5. Films are more enjoyable than TV programmes.

4 Possible Answers 1. The pencil case is smaller than the schoolbag. 2. The shark is more frightening than the rabbit. 3. Football is more exciting than tennis. 4. Roy is taller than Shawn. 5. A chimpanzee is funnier than a sheep.

5 Possible Answers 1. Bart Simpson is smaller than Shrek. 2. Shrek is fatter than Bart Simpson. 3. Bart Simpson is funnier than Shrek. 4. Shrek is taller than Bart Simpson.

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6 Subject pronouns Object pronouns

I

you

he

she

it

we

you

they

7 1. it 5. them 2. him 6. you 3. her 7. me 4. us

8 1. me 4. them 2. you 5. us 3. it

9 1. their 6. a 2. have got 7. is 3. more frightening 8. does 4. must 9. him 5. very fast 10. is jumping

READING (page 52)

1 Biocheese isn’t real.

2 1. unusual 4. doesn’t need 2. on the radio 5. faster 3. cooler

3 1. DK 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. F

me

you

him

her

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them


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MAKING SUGGESTIONS (page 53)

1 1. musical 4. science fiction 2. romance 5. western 3. animated 6. action




Dan: Would you like to see this DVD tonight, Ellen? Ellen: What is it? Dan: It’s a film called Challenge. Gregory Grant is in it. Ellen: Oh, I like Gregory Grant. He’s an amazing actor.

What type of film is it? Dan: Challenge? It’s a drama. Ellen: I don’t usually like dramas. They’re boring. Dan: But this film looks interesting. Ellen: Well, what’s it about? Dan: It’s about the Olympics in Los Angeles in 1984. Ellen: Sorry, Dan, but I don’t want to see it. I don’t enjoy

films about sport and I hate the Olympics. Dan: What types of films do you like? Ellen: I like horror films. They’re more exciting. Have

they got the film Dark Days? It’s a horror film about vampires. I love films about vampires.

Dan: No, I can’t see it here. There are other horror films but not Dark Days.

Ellen: So let’s watch The Last Year. Dan: The Last Year? What’s that? Ellen: It’s a science fiction film. But it’s got action, too.

It’s about the future, and it’s very frightening and exciting.

Dan: Sounds great! I like science fiction, and I like films about the future. But wait ... I can’t see that DVD either. Where is it?

Ellen: Oh, I’m not talking about the DVD. The film is on TV tonight.

Dan: Great! A good film for no money!

5 1. b 2. b 3. b 4. b 5. b

6 1. Let’s watch 5. Would you like 2. How about 6. a good idea 3. love 7. a comedy about 4. Sorry

(page 54)

7 1. Fantastic Voyage is Tom’s favourite science fiction film. 2. My favourite book is The Hobbit by J.R.R. Tolkien. 3. Do you like the song, Bad Romance by Lady Gaga? 4. I’m reading The Safari, a story about Kenya. 5. Every Christmas, we visit my grandparents in London. 6. This year, school starts on Monday, 10th September.

8 The bolded letters below should be circled.

James Cameron’s film Avatar is amazing! It’s a science fiction film, but it’s also got action and romance. In the film, Jake Sully must travel to the planet, Pandora, and become friends with the people there. Humans can’t live there, so Jake uses an avatar. With his avatar, Jake meets the people of Pandora, the Na’vi. A beautiful Na’vi girl Naytiri becomes the avatar’s friend. Naytiri teaches the avatar about her people and they have many exciting adventures. Avatar is a great film, and the special effects are fantastic! Irecommend it to everyone.

9 Possible Answer The new film, Dance Flick, is great! It’s a comedy film, but

it’s also got romance. The film is about two teenagers, Megan and Thomas. Megan moves to the city to become a dancer. She meets Thomas, a street dancer. They start dancing together. Dance Flick is very funny and enjoyable. It’s got great music and dancing.


1 Goodfilmsare… Badfilmsare…

2 1. musical 4. romance 2. comedy 5. western 3. horror

3 1. grandparents 4. butter 2. drive 5. A mosquito 3. cycling

4 1. e 2. d 3. b 4. a 5. c

5 1. older than 4. happier than 2. more famous than 5. friendlier than 3. bigger than

6 1. him 4. it 2. us 5. me 3. them

7 1. carefully 4. can’t 2. some 5. wants 3. aren’t sleeping

8 1. The action film is more exciting than the drama. 2. I don’t like this silly comedy. 3. The film is more interesting and realistic than the book. 4. This animated film is funnier than the musical. 5. Horror films are enjoyable but frightening.

interesting

exciting

terrible

boring

silly

1. Challenge

2. Dark Days

3. The Last Year

Name of film

horror

science fiction

drama

Type of film

the future

the Olympics

vampires

The film is about2

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9 1. Would you like to watch 2. don’t like dramas 3. watching an adventure film 4. a good idea 5. Let’s watch

0 1. Sam Worthington is in the film Avatar. 2. My name is Paul and I live in York. 3. My favourite book is The Hobbit by Tolkien. 4. The girls often play Nintendo games on the computer. 5. Jim’s birthday is on Tuesday, 3rd January.

1 1. Eric is taller than Jason. 2. Comedies are more enjoyable than dramas. 3. Linda is more friendly than her sister. 4. Is that action film exciting? 5. Are you listening to me?

Unit7


1 1. dining room 4. kitchen 2. bathroom 5. living room 3. bedroom 6. garden

2 1. carpet 5. armchair 2. lamp 6. toilet 3. sink 7. shelf 4. cupboard

3 1. toilet 3. desk 2. sink 4. armchair

4 1. f 2. b 3. a 4. c 5. d 6. e


GRAMMAR (page 58)

1 1. was 4. were 2. was 5. was 3. were

2 1. weren’t 4. were 2. wasn’t 5. wasn’t 3. was

3 1. Was; No, it wasn’t. 2. Were; Yes, they were. 3. Were; No, they weren’t. 4. Was; Yes, it was. 5. Was; No, it wasn’t.

4 Possible Answers 1. Was Pam in her bed? Yes, she was. 2. Was Pam’s mother happy? No, she wasn’t. 3. Were Pam’s cats under the bed? No, they weren’t. 4. Was the doctor a woman? No, he wasn’t.

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5 1. There were 5. There were 2. There were 6. There were 3. There was 7. There was 4. There was

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6 1. There was 5. There wasn’t 2. There were 6. There wasn’t 3. There weren’t 7. There weren’t 4. There were 8. There was

7 1. Were there any houses in Roman times? Yes, there were. 2. Were there any dinosaurs in the past? Yes, there were. 3. Was there a king of Spain twenty years ago? Yes, there

was. 4. Were there any fridges 1,000 years ago? No, there

weren’t. 5. Was there an IMAX cinema 1,000 years ago? No, there

wasn’t.

8 Possible Answers 1. There wasn’t a city on the moon. 2. There were mobile phones. 3. There weren’t any robot teachers. 4. There was spaghetti. 5. There weren’t any houses under the Atlantic Ocean.

9 1. is 7. are older than 2. was 8. has got 3. don’t live 9. can 4. visit 10. there are 5. its 11. have 6. there were 12. they

READING (page 60)

1 1. The Crooked House 2. Sopot 3. The Upside Down House 4. Daniel Czapiewski

2 1. shopping centre 2. dining room 3. above your head 4. feel quite ill 5. a museum and a bakery

COMPARING PICTURES (page 61)

1 1. curtains 5. mirror 2. clock 6. blanket 3. microwave 7. cushion 4. pillow

2 1. oven 4. cupboard 2. fridge 5. washing machine 3. dishwasher


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3 1. washing machine 5. lamp 2. mirror 6. dishwasher 3. blanket 7. clock 4. curtains 8. fridge


Kim: I love your house, Jen. It looks very old. Jen: Thanks, Kim. This was my grandmother’s house.

It’s about two hundred years old. Kim: Two hundred years? Wow! That is very old. Was all

the furniture your grandmother’s? Jen: The chairs and table were Grandmother’s. But

there’s a new carpet and sofa. Kim: The kitchen looks new, too. Jen: Yes, it is new. It’s got a new sink and cupboards. Kim: Were the microwave and dishwasher your

grandmother’s? Jen: No, they weren’t. There weren’t any modern items

in Grandmother’s kitchen. Kim: No microwave or dishwasher! Life wasn’t easy for

our grandparents. Jen, was this your grandmother’s fridge?

Jen: No, it wasn’t. There was an old fridge in Grandmother’s kitchen. It was smaller.

Kim: What about the bedrooms? Were they different? Jen: Yes, they were. The colours of my room were

terrible. The room was pink and brown. The curtains and blankets were pink and brown, too.

Kim: Ugh! Pink and brown! I hate those colours. What colour is your room now, Jen?

Jen: It’s blue with white curtains. The blankets are blue and white, too.

Kim: I like blue and white. Has your room got any old furniture?

Jen: No, it hasn’t. All the furniture is new. Would you like to see my room?

Kim: Sure. Jen: OK, come with me.

1. T 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T

5 1. table 4. were 2. kitchen sink 5. pink and brown 3. a dishwasher

6 1. there was 2. In picture B 3. In both pictures 4. there was a small table 5. There were chairs 6. there weren’t any white chairs

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7 1. because 4. because 2. and 5. but 3. but

8 1. and 4. but 2. and 5. because 3. but

9 1. Yes, there were. 2. No, there wasn’t. 3. Yes, there were. 4. No, there weren’t. 5. No, there wasn’t. 6. Yes, there was. 7. No, there weren’t.

0 Possible Answer A classroom in the year 1901 was small. There was a

teacher, but there weren’t many students. There were desks and there were shelves. There weren’t any computers, CDs, markers or a TV.


1 1. kitchen 4. garden 2. living room 5. bathroom 3. bedroom

2 1. gorilla 6. Weightlifting 2. A strawberry 7. adventure 3. Feet 8. confident 4. sister 9. get up 5. church 10. shy

3 1. were 4. were 2. wasn’t 5. Was 3. weren’t

4 1. Was there 4. there weren’t 2. there was 5. There weren’t 3. Were there

5 1. b 2. c 3. c 4. a 5. b 6. b 7. b 8. a 9. b 10. c

6 1. The blanket was in the washing machine an hour ago. 2. There were some eggs in the fridge. 3. Was there a cupboard in the bathroom? 4. There wasn’t a dishwasher in the kitchen. 5. The lamps weren’t in the garden last night.

(page 64)

7 1. in picture A 4. In both pictures 2. there were 5. in picture B 3. There was a

8 1. but 4. because 2. because 5. but 3. and

9 1. There wasn’t an armchair in the living room last month. 2. The curtains were in the washing machine this morning. 3. Your pillow was in the dining room last night. 4. Was there a shower in the bathroom? 5. There were some pillows on the sofa an hour ago.

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Unit8


1 1. writer 6. athlete 2. computer programmer 7. plumber 3. soldier 8. electrician 4. dentist 9. architect 5. artist 10. firefighter

2 1. h 2. e 3. c 4. b 5. g 6. d 7. f 8. a

3 1. electrician 4. dentist 2. plumber 5. builder 3. waiter

GRAMMAR (page 66)

1 1. started 4. cooked 2. painted 5. worked 3. checked

2 1. didn’t remember 4. didn’t walk 2. didn’t answer 5. didn’t wash 3. didn’t close

3 1. started 6. loved 2. moved 7. hated 3. toured 8. didn’t like 4. didn’t stay 9. didn’t stop 5. returned 10. continued

4 1. Did Marco Polo visit China? Yes, he did 2. Did people use telephones in 1850? No, they didn’t 3. Did Florence Nightingale work in a hospital? Yes, she

did 4. Did the Wright brothers invent the microwave? No, they

didn’t

5 1. The students listened to music yesterday. 2. Jim studied English last year. 3. The doctor didn’tcheck Sue’s ears. 4. Did you cook spaghetti for dinner?

(page 67)

6 1. knew 4. began 2. wrote 5. sent 3. thought

7 ThingsMegdid 1. Meg did (her) homework. 2. Meg went to the sports centre. 3. Meg bought a notebook.

ThingsMegdidn’tdo 1. Meg didn’t feed the dog. 2. Meg didn’t write e-mails to (her) friends. 3. Meg didn’t clean her room.


9 1. cleverer than 7. can’t 2. He 8. him 3. was 9. quietly 4. Wolfgang’s 10. very hard 5. Did your son write 11. Do you believe 6. didn’t believe 12. There weren’t

READING (page 68)

1 1. e 2. c 3. f 4. a 5. b 6. d

2 1. helped his mother at home 2. money problems 3. visited his father in prison 4. sister 5. read Dickens’ books

TALKING ABOUT THE PAST (page 69)

1 1. build a model 6. do the laundry 2. bake a cake 7. write e-mails 3. go hiking 8. download music 4. water the plants 9. prepare dinner 5. wash the dishes

2 1. I must dothelaundry. 2. I must preparedinner. 3. I must downloadmusic. 4. I must writee-mails. 5. I must buy some shoes to gohiking.


Pete: Hi, Nina. Nina: Hi, Pete. How was your weekend? Pete: It was OK. I went to the sports centre. What did

you do at the weekend? Nina: I had a terrible weekend. I stayed at home and

built a model for my art class. Pete: That doesn’t sound terrible. What did you build? Nina: I built a model of my house. It was amazing. It

was better than all my other art projects. Pete: So, what was terrible about that? Nina: Well, I painted the model and then I put it on the

table in the living room. My cat Lucky jumped on the table and then she walked on the paints and model. The model looked terrible, and there was paint on the sofa and the carpet.

Pete: Oh, no! Did you clean the sofa and carpet? Nina: I tried to wash them, but they looked worse. My

mother was very angry. Pete: What did you do? Did you build a new model? Nina: No, I didn’t build a new model because there

wasn’t any time. So I brought the model to school this morning and put it in the classroom with the other projects.

Pete: Well, the art teacher was here five minutes ago. She wanted you.

Nina: Miss Jackson was here? Pete: Yes, she was. We talked about your model. Miss

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Nina: But the model is terrible. It looks strange and it’s got Lucky’s feet all over it.

Pete: Miss Jackson likes the model because it’s interesting and unusual. She gave you an ‘A’.

Nina: Really? Miss Jackson gave me an ‘A’ because my model is interesting and unusual! Clever Lucky!

1. went to the sports centre 2. her house 3. walked on 4. didn’t build 5. interesting

4 1. Nina 2. Pete 3. Miss Jackson 4. Lucky

5 1. What did you do at the weekend 2. Who were you with 3. did you go 4. When did you get home 5. Did you have a good time

(page 70)

6 Saturday was a great day! First, I met my friends at the sports centre. Then, we had lunch at Chez Café. Next, we went to a museum and saw some amazing dinosaurs. Finally, we went to a fantastic science fiction film.

7 1. First 2. Then / Next 3. Next / Then 4. Finally

8 1. e 2. f 3. d 4. c 5. a 6. b

9 Possible Answer Yesterday, I went cycling with Ed. First, there were sheep on

the road. Then, I fell. Next, it started to rain. Finally, we got home at 7 o’clock. It wasn’t a good day.


1 1. actor 4. doctor 2. firefighter 5. secretary 3. soldier

2 1. b 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. d

3

4 1. didn’t fly; rode 2. Did … live; died 3. didn’t try; climbed 4. invented; Did … know 5. didn’t write; sang

5 1. is doing; him 2. There isn’t; must 3. There wasn’t; wasn’t 4. haven’t got; Their 5. very quickly; it

6 1. The builder built a model of our house. 2. Did the waiter prepare dinner? 3. My secretary wrote an e-mail to my lawyer. 4. The soldier didn’t wash the dishes. 5. The factory workers went hiking.

(page 72)

7 1. do on Saturday 2. with my family 3. Where 4. At nine o’clock at night 5. Did you have

8 1. First 4. Then 2. Then 5. Finally 3. Next

9 1. Gina prepared dinner and Tom washed the dishes. 2. Did you go to the dentist yesterday? 3. The plumber didn’t come to our house last night. 4. I downloaded some music an hour ago. 5. What did you do on Saturday?

Unit9


1 1. glacier 4. hill 2. canyon 5. forest 3. waterfall 6. desert

2 1. c 2. f 3. i 4. b 5. e 6. g 7. d 8. h 9. a

3 1. ocean 5. river 2. desert 6. valley 3. reef 7. beach 4. mountain

4 Possible Answers 1. It is very hot in a desert. 2. There are fish in the reef. 3. I saw gorillas in the jungle. 4. We climbed up the mountain. 5. Yesterday, I went surfing in the ocean.

fridge

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cupboard

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wolf frog

sheep elephant

beans

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rice

corn

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GRAMMAR (page 74)

1 1. is going to sleep; at Echo Lake 2. are going to prepare; outdoors 3. are going to do; many activities 4. is going to go; Brian 5. is going to go; fishing

2 1. isn’t going to cook; is going to catch 2. aren’t going to go; are going to swim 3. is going to write; isn’t going to send 4. are going to paint; aren’t going to play 5. aren’t going to walk; are going to climb

3 1. What are you going to have for lunch? 2. When is Emily going to visit us? 3. Is Billy going to take judo lessons next year? 4. Who is going to travel to Paris next month? 5. Is Angela going to climb Mount Teide in July?

4 1. d 2. e 3. a 4. b 5. c

(page 75)

5 3 1. are going 3 4. is doing 3 2. are travelling 5. am buying 3. is starting

6 1. They are going to the dentist. 2. Joe isn’t staying for the football match this afternoon. 3. We are moving to London next Monday. 4. I am not coming to the parents’ evening tonight.

7 1. Are Les and Mark leaving school at 2.00? Yes, they are. 2. Is Joe playing football this afternoon? No, he isn’t. 3. Are Karen and her family moving to Paris? No, they

aren’t. 4. Is Mr Wilson going to the school this evening? No, he

isn’t.

8 1. Are you doing 8. their 2. is going to stay 9. wear 3. is 10. very carefully 4. there weren’t 11. must 5. is 12. worse than 6. There are 13. They didn’t go 7. criminals’

READING (page 76)

1 1. The ocean is warm. The water is clean. 2. You can see beautiful coral reefs and hundreds of

different types of fish. 3. You can usually see dolphins from a boat. 4. They are going to go to a water park. 5. Jenny is going to take her swimsuit, T-shirts, shorts and

sandals.

2 1. F 2. DK 3. T 4. T 5. DK

MAKING HOLIDAY PLANS (page 77)

1 1. boots 9. coat 2. skirt 10. shirt 3. socks 11. swimsuit 4. sweater 12. hat 5. shorts 13. trousers 6. sandals 14. T-shirt 7. trainers 15. jeans 8. dress

2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct sentences.


Lara: Hi, Alan. Where are you going on holiday this summer?

Alan: I’m flying to Alaska, USA, with my parents. Lara: Alaska? That’s a long way! Are you going to stay

in a hotel? Alan: Yes, we are. Lara: What are you going to do there? Alan: The hotel is near Glacier Bay National Park.

We’re going to see the glaciers! Lara: That’s very exciting. Glaciers are amazing! Alan: Yes, they are. But the glaciers in Alaska are smaller

now than they were in the past. Lara: I know. All the glaciers are becoming smaller. The

water in the oceans is becoming higher, too. It’s a real problem!

Alan: I’m going to learn more about the problem when I’m in Alaska.

Lara: Then you can write a report about it for school. So, what other activities can you do in the National Park?

Alan: You can go on a boat tour of the lakes and rivers. The boat travels around beautiful hills and mountains.

Lara: Are you going to go mountain climbing? Alan: No, I’m not. It’s very cold on the mountains. But

I’m going to go hiking in the hills. There are some great hills for climbing.

Lara: Are you going to pack warm clothes? Alan: Yes, I am. On Saturday, I’m going shopping with

my mum. We’re going to buy coats, sweaters and boots for the holiday.

Lara: Good. You’re going to need them. Alan: I’ve got a fantastic camera and I’m going to take

it with me. I’m going to write a blog about our trip and I’m going to put photos of the trip on the blog.

Lara: Great. I can’t wait to see your photos on the blog!

1. c 2. b 3. a 4. c

4 1. F 2. F 3. T 4. F 5. T

5 1. Where are you going 2. How long are you going to stay 3. On 5th July 4. My parents and my sisters 5. What are you going to do 6. Some T-shirts, sandals and a swimsuit


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(page 78)

6 1. Julia is going on holiday in May. 2. We are arriving on Monday at nine o’clock. 3. First, we packed our bags. Then, we put them in the car. 4. They had a terriblejourney on the bus. 5. Ron is packing his boots because he’s going mountain

climbing.

7 1. in 6. on 2. because 7. Finally 3. Kenya 8. ? 4. real safari 9. , 5. We’re 10. are you

8 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. e 5. c



1 1. c 2. f 3. a 4. e 5. d 6. j 7. b 8. g 9. i 10. h

2 1. Food Items – cheese, rice 2. School Items – marker, ruler 3. Adjectives – nice, boring 4. Household Items – blanket, lamp 5. Animals – monkey, fox

3 1. isn’t going to go 2. is going to stay 3. are going to have 4. aren’t (are not) going to learn 5. are going to fly 6. Are ... going to try

4 1. am preparing 2. aren’t swimming 3. Is ... starting 4. isn’t working

5 1. There are 6. were 2. We went 7. can’t 3. comes 8. haven’t got 4. How much 9. Joe’s 5. taller than 10. There was

6 1. I am going to visit a forest and a lake tomorrow. 2. Which skirt or dress are you wearing tonight? 3. Gina isn’t taking a swimsuit to the beach. 4. We are going see mountains and glaciers on our holiday. 5. Is Ella going to come to the reef near the island?

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7 1. I’m going to Ennerdale Forest in Cumbria 2. I’m going hiking 3. Who are you going with 4. When are you going 5. What are you going to pack

8 1. We’re travelling to Rome next week. 2. You can’t swim in the water because it’s very cold. 3. Bill is coming on Wednesday. 4. These beautifulmountains are very high. 5. It rained all morning. Then / Finally, it stopped and we

went out.

9 1. Sarah is going to the mountains in July. 2. I am going to buy new sandals tomorrow. 3. Is he coming to the desert with us? 4. What are you going to do this weekend? 5. They aren’t going to bring swimsuits to the lake.

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1 1. is 4. isn’t 2. aren’t 5. Are 3. are 6. is

2 1. is 4. aren’t (are not) 2. aren’t (are not) 5. Are 3. am 6. Is

3 1. have got 4. has got 2. have got 5. have got 3. have got 6. has got

4 1. hasn’t got 4. has got 2. has got 5. haven’t got 3. Have … got 6. Has … got

5 1. am 4. are 2. aren’t (are not) 5. hasn’t (has not) got 3. has got 6. have got

6 1. Has Sam got short hair? Yes, he has. 2. Are you friendly? Yes, I am. 3. Is Kate a serious student? No, she isn’t. 4. Have Mike and Dan got chicken sandwiches today? No, they haven’t. 5. Are your parents calm? Yes, they are. 6. Has Andrea got big feet? No, she hasn’t.

7 1. a 4. an 2. some 5. The 3. any 6. any

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1 1. is playing 4. are doing 2. am reading 5. are sitting 3. is baking 6. is drinking

2 1. are … putting 2. aren’t (are not) riding 3. isn’t (is not) talking 4. am not swimming 5. Is … dancing 6. is … eating

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5 1. can’t 5. can 2. can 6. can 3. can’t 7. can’t 4. can’t

6 1. mustn’t 4. must 2. must 5. must 3. mustn’t 6. mustn’t

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8 1. can 4. must 2. must 5. mustn’t 3. can’t 6. can

9 1. Henry speaks German quite well. 2. Cathy can’t run at all quickly. 3. Roger hits a tennis ball very hard. 4. My father drives very badly. 5. John does not talk at all confidently.

0 1. longer than 2. lazier than 3. fatter than 4. more educational than 5. stronger than 6. more exciting than 7. better than 8. more enjoyable than 9. heavier than 10. nicer than

1 1. longer than 2. shorter than 3. younger than 4. more dangerous than 5. funnier than 6. more famous than

2 1. A mouse is not as big as an elephant. 2. Ninety minutes is longer than an hour. 3. An action film is more exciting than a drama. / A drama

is more exciting than an action film. / An action film is less exciting than a drama. / A drama is less exciting than an action film.

4. A mark of 95 is better than a mark of 70. 5. A gorilla is heavier than a chimpanzee. 6. A snake is more frightening than a rabbit.

3 1. them 4. us 2. me 5. it 3. you

REVIEW 3 (page 110)

1 1. were 4. wasn’t 2. was 5. weren’t 3. was 6. was

2 1. was 4. weren’t 2. wasn’t 5. Was 3. were 6. Were

3 1. There was 4. There were 2. There were 5. there wasn’t 3. Were there 6. There was

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4 1. painted 4. cried 2. baked 5. stopped 3. washed

5 1. arrived 4. didn’t walk 2. didn’t clean 5. hated 3. played

6 1. Did children work 200 years ago?; Yes, they did 2. Did Queen Victoria watch TV?; No, she didn’t 3. Did people live in Mexico in the 1800s?; Yes, they did 4. Did Mozart play the piano?; Yes, he did 5. Did astronauts walk on the moon in 1960?; No, they

didn’t.

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7 1. saw 4. spoke 2. bought 5. gave 3. put

8 1. taught 5. ran 2. gave 6. tried 3. looked 7. played 4. said 8. had

9 1. got 4. walked 2. didn’t go 5. began 3. Did … study 6. Did … have

0 1. am not going to sleep 2. am going to go 3. is going to meet 4. are going to repair 5. are going to drive 6. am not going to work 7. am going to go 8. aren’t going to start 9. are going to see

1 1. I’m (I am) going to study Japanese in the summer. 2. Sherry isn’t going to clean her room tomorrow. 3. Are you going to play football at the park on Saturday? 4. What is Emily going to do after school? 5. Frank and I aren’t (are not) going to build model

aeroplanes at the weekend.

2 1. are driving 4. aren’t swimming 2. am buying 5. Are … sailing 3. isn’t playing 6. Is … preparing

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