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MIEJSCE ZAMIESZKANIA VOCABULARY

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UNIT 21
UNIT

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A
a detached house A a flat / an apartment B C
B a cottage

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a bungalow D E
E a mobile home / car
D a terraced house avan F
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Outside the house FR Inside the house

3 05 5
1 The girl has a garden with grass, • basin • armchair • bath • bunk bed
trees and hedges. T/F • bookcase • chair • coffee table
2 There’s a swimming pool in the girl’s • chest of drawers • toilet • shower
garden. T/F • cupboard • dining chair • dining table

3 The girl’s family sometimes has • sideboard • sink • stool • sofa • wardrobe

a barbecue in the garden. T/F

4 The boy keeps his skateboard in his
rooms things
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bedroom. T/F
5 There’s a playground and a café
in the park. T/F
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bathroom

bedroom
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dining room

kitchen
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living room / lounge

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6 Household appliances
• curtains • armchair • ceiling
and electrical items
• chest of drawers • blanket • cushions 9

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• mirror • fireplace • pillow • posters
• cooker • alarm clock • central heating
• wardrobe • shelf
• freezer • DVD player • fridge • heater
• hairdryer • kettle • iron • media centre

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• microwave • oven • sound system
• washing machine

1 Two things to keep you warm in winter.

2 Three appliances you can cook food with.

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3 Two things that help keep your clothes nice.

4 Two things that help keep food safe to eat.

5 Three things you use for home entertainment.

My room’s quite large and I don’t have to share it,
so I have a lot of space to myself. In the corner,
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6 An appliance you use after washing your hair.
by one of the light green (1) ,
there’s a green (2) where I keep 7 Something that you use to make a cup of tea.
some of my clothes. There’s a (3)
on the wall just above it. I put my other clothes
in the (4) , which is on the other 8 Something that wakes you up in the morning.
side of the (5) . I’ve got a couple
of nice (6) on the wall. Below
the one of the cat, there’s a (7) 10
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where I’ve got lots of different things. Above

my bed, there’s a silver lampshade hanging
from the (8) . My bed’s got things
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hanging over it. On the bed, there’s a green

(9) on top, a couple of colourful
(10) , and a white (11)
for my head. In the picture, you can also see
my comfy red (12) , and some
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books on my desk.
Housework
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and household tasks
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1 Our flat’s got a small basement / balcony 11

so we can sit outside when the weather’s
nice.
2 My dad works from home, so he uses the
spare / space bedroom as a(n) corridor / office.
3 Some large houses have a cellar / cloakroom,
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a room where you can hang up your coat.

4 In very large houses, you go through the
front door on the ground / down floor into
an entrance / entry hall.
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MIEJSCE ZAMIESZKANIA READING

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2 4 OPEN TASK

• furnish • redecorate • share • buy • rent New message

• sell • renovate Hi Tomek,

M
I’m writing to tell you some exciting news. My
1 Last month, my uncle his parents, who always wanted to try a different
house at the seaside very cheaply. way of life, have bought … a houseboat! They
The couple who it paid started looking for it in April and shortly

SA
only £150,000. They are planning to afterwards, in May, we became the proud
owners of a houseboat which we named Dream.
it and the rooms We’ve lived on the boat since July. It’s an
to tourists in summer. incredible way to live. There’s no traffic and that
terrible city noise. Instead, we’re close to nature,
2 I’d like to my room. I’m and we’ve got some amazing views.
thinking of hanging some of my own
The boat’s got four bedrooms, two bathrooms,
paintings on the walls. and a living room with a kitchen. I absolutely

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3 My parents spent a lot of money on love my room. I even helped my dad paint it.
The walls are white and I’ve got photos in black
the flat, and now it looks frames. There’s a very comfortable dark blue
beautiful. I love the new leather sofa sofa and a striped red and black rug on the floor.
and the armchairs in the living room. I think it looks great! I love looking at ducks and
swans swimming past my bedroom window.
4 Ann’s sister is very untidy. That’s why
Ann doesn’t want to
with her anymore.
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Living on a boat in London means that we often
move from one place to another. One week we’re
in Little Venice, the next we’ve moved to Regent’s
Canal. We can stay in one place for up to fourteen
days, and then we have to find another place.
3 I don’t go to school as my parents have chosen
home education for me. That means I have more
1 Who is the email to? time for myself now. I’m doing a lot of reading
when I’m not busy, and I’d like to start taking
photos of the places we visit to make an album.
2 Why has Jack written the email? Anyway, we can’t imagine living on land again!
You must come here with Marek. Can’t wait to
see you!
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3 What does Jack say about living on Take care,

a boat? Jack
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4 How many rooms are there on the New message

houseboat? Cześć, Marku!
Przed chwilą przeczytałem maila od Jacka.
Wyobraź sobie, że jego rodzice kupili łódź
M

5 Does Jack’s family live in one place? mieszkalną i od (1) na

niej mieszkają. Jest całkiem duża − znajdują się na
niej (2) sypialnie, dwie
6 Where does Jack go to school? łazienki i kuchnia. Rodzinie Jacka odpowiada
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mieszkanie blisko natury. Jack ma swój pokój −

nawet pomógł swojemu tacie pomalować go
na (3) . Rodzina Jacka
przemieszcza się z jednej dzielnicy miasta do drugiej.
Nie mogą jednak przebywać w jednym miejscu
dłużej niż (4) . Z tego
powodu Jack uczy się w domu z rodzicami i nie musi
chodzić do szkoły. Dzięki temu ma sporo czasu na
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(5) . Jack zaprasza nas do

siebie. Musimy zdecydować, jaki prezent moglibyśmy
mu kupić.
Tomek
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LANGUAGE FUNCTIONS

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1 2 Na ulicy ktoś pyta cię o najbliższą
aptekę. Co mu odpowiesz?

A I think you should find a chemist.

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B I’m sorry but I’m not a chemist.
C There’s one at the end of this street.
3 Opisując swój pokój, Twój kolega

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z Anglii użył wyrazu blinds, którego ty
nie znasz. Jak zapytasz o jego znaczenie?

A What does the word ‘blinds’ mean?

B How many blinds have you got?
C Are there any blinds in your room?

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5 OPEN TASK
1 X: the walls?
Y: They’re yellow and blue.

3
FR 2 X: Where are the blankets?
Y: I think they’re in the wardrobe
over there.
X: Sorry, I them
Asking for information there.
• Is (1) a park near here?
3 X: Is there a shopping centre near here?
• (2) do you get to the cinema
from here? Y: Yes, there’s one.
• (3) colour is your duvet? X: How there?
• (4) did you choose that poster? Y: Turn left here. It’s just round the corner.
• (5) room is yours?
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4 X: Do you have a room of your own?

• (6) books have you got?
Y: a room with my
Giving information younger sister.
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a Go down the street and turn right.

b The one next to the bathroom.
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c It’s green and red.
d More than forty. How’s your new flat?
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e Because I love dogs. It’s awesome. / I love it. /

f Yes, it’s very close. It’s really cool.

Are your parents out at the

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moment?
4 Yes, come over!
1 Niedawno przeprowadziłeś/
przeprowadziłaś się do nowej
miejscowości. Jak zapytasz sąsiada
o miejsca rozrywki w najbliższej okolicy?
EE

A Why do you go to concerts?

B Is there a cinema near here?
C Do you play in a sports centre?
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MIEJSCE ZAMIESZKANIA LISTENING

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2 06 4 06
1 Where are they? 1 What does the girl choose?
a in a shop A B C

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b at home
2 Where are they talking?
a in the same room

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b on the phone
2 Where is the boy staying?
3 What is the girl doing?
A B C
a telling a joke
b leaving a message
4 Who are they?

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a brother and sister
b friends
3 What is the girl describing?
5 What’s he describing?
A B C
a life in the city
b life in the countryside
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4 Where are the boy and girl?
A B C
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5 The boy is
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A inviting someone.
B apologising for something.
C criticising a way of life.
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How many people …

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1 have slept in a tent?

2 have slept in a caravan?
3 have stayed in a hotel?
have been to a house with
4
a swimming pool?
5 have been to a furniture shop?
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USE OF ENGLISH

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4

1 A appliances B bed C bedrooms

Present simple and present D bigger E dishwashers F smaller

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continuous
1 My mother usually buys / is buying
food at a shop near our house.
AMERICAN HOUSES

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2 My family loves / is loving watching

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TV together in the living room.
ouses in the United States are
3 My parents don’t often cook / getting larger. Today’s modern
aren’t often cooking dinner in the house is almost twice as large as it
microwave.
was 40 years ago. Children no longer
4 Our washing machine broke, so we have to share a bunk (1) with

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need / are needing to buy a new one. their brother or sister as homes also
5 My brother mops / is mopping the have more bedrooms than ever. They
kitchen floor because he dropped save more energy than in the past
the pasta. too. Electrical (2) such as
6 Do you know / Are you knowing what refrigerators, ovens, and air conditioning,
his new address is?
7 Lucy usually goes / is usually going
to school by bus, but this week her
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all use much less energy. At the same
time, the number of people living in each
house has become (3) .
dad takes / is taking her to school In the 1970s, there were 3.01 people
in his car. living in the average house. Today, there
8 Hi, Alec! What do you play / are you are only 2.54 people.
playing? It looks fun!
9 Where do kangaroos come /
are kangaroos coming from?
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2 OPEN TASK
1 Where (he / stay)
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when he travels to the UK?

2 My mother’s asked me to tidy my room
now, but I (want / do)
it tomorrow.
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3 These (house / be)

about fifty years old.
4 How long (it / take)
you to get ready each morning?
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5 Listen! (He / sing)

in the shower!
6 We’re lucky there (be / park)
near here.
7 Dan, are these (you / sister / shoe)
?
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MIEJSCE ZAMIESZKANIA WRITING

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1 5

Questions to ask and Your notes

answer

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1 Why are you staying with
your grandparents?
Where is their home?

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2 How many rooms are there?
What is your bedroom like?
Is there a garden or balcony?
3 What do you not like
about staying at your
grandparents’ house? Why?

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6

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7 OPEN TASK
2 Hi Brad,
Thanks for your letter. I've got some news!
a But that’s okay because the flat is lovely. I'm living with my grandparents at the moment.
It’s large and sunny. There are three
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bedrooms, a huge living room, a kitchen,

a bathroom, and a big balcony.
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b The only bad thing is that it’s further

from my school. I now have to take
a bus.
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c Come and visit me soon!

Bye for now!
Joanna
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d
I’m writing to tell you my exciting news
– we’ve moved to a new flat! I love it!
I have my own bedroom so no more
sharing with my sister!

e
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Hi Susan,

f
How have you been? I hope you’re well!
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WORDLIST

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VOCABULARY, pp. 12–13
Types of home / Rodzaje domów balcony ​/ˈbælkəni/ ​balkon oven /​ ˈʌv(ə)n/ ​piekarnik
apartment ​/əˈpɑː(r)tmənt/ ​mieszkanie basement ​/ˈbeɪsmənt/ ​piwnica sound system ​/ˈsaʊnd sɪstəm/ ​nagłośnienie
bungalow ​/ˈbʌŋɡələʊ/ ​dom parterowy basin ​/ˈbeɪs(ə)n/ ​umywalka washing machine ​/ˈwɒʃɪŋ məʃiːn/ ​pralka
caravan ​/ˈkærəvæn/ ​przyczepa bath ​/bɑːθ/ ​wanna Housework and household tasks /

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kempingowa bathroom ​/ˈbɑːθruːm/ ​łazienka Prace domowe
charming ​/ˈtʃɑː(r)mɪŋ/ ​uroczy/urokliwy bedroom ​/ˈbedruːm/ ​sypialnia clean the bathroom ​/kliːn ðə ˈbɑːθruːm/ ​
cottage ​/ˈkɒtɪdʒ/ ​domek wiejski blanket ​ /ˈblæŋkɪt/ ​koc sprzątać łazienkę
dark ​/dɑː(r)k/ ​ciemny bookcase ​/ˈbʊkkeɪs/ ​regał na książki cook a meal ​/kʊk ə ˈmiːl/ przygotowywać
posiłek

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detached house ​/dɪˈtætʃt haʊs/ ​dom bunk bed ​/ˈbʌŋk bed/ ​łóżko piętrowe
wolnostojący do the ironing ​/duː ðə ˈaɪə(r)nɪŋ/ ​prasować
ceiling ​/ˈsiːlɪŋ/ ​sufit
expensive ​/ɪkˈspensɪv/ ​drogi, kosztowny do the washing ​/duː ðə ˈwɒʃɪŋ/ ​prać, robić
cellar ​/ˈselə(r)/ p​ iwnica (pomieszczenie do pranie
flat ​/flæt/ ​mieszkanie przechowywania)
huge ​/hjuːdʒ/ ​ogromny help prepare a meal ​/help prɪˈpeə(r) ə ˈmiːl/ ​
chair /​ tʃeə(r)/ ​krzesło pomagać przygotowywać posiłek
mobile home ​/ˈməʊbaɪl həʊm/ ​dom mobilny chest of drawers ​/tʃest əv ˈdrɔː(r)z/ ​komoda
(dom na kółkach; stawiany często na load the dishwasher ​/ləʊd ðə ˈdɪʃwɒʃə(r)/ ​
cloakroom ​/ˈkləʊkruːm/ ​garderoba, szatnia załadować zmywarkę
działkach czy kempingach)
coffee table ​/ˈkɒfi teɪb(ə)l/ ​stolik kawowy make your bed ​/meɪk jɔː(r) ˈbed/ ​słać łóżko
modern ​/ˈmɒdə(r)n/ ​nowoczesny

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corridor ​/ˈkɒrɪdɔː(r)/ ​korytarz set the table ​/set ðə ˈteɪb(ə)l/ ​nakrywać
terraced house ​/ˈterəst haʊs/ ​dom
szeregowy, segment cupboard ​/ˈkʌbə(r)d/ ​szafka kuchenna do stołu
tiny ​/ˈtaɪni/ ​mały, malutki curtains ​/ˈkɜː(r)t(ə)nz/ ​zasłony take the rubbish out ​/teɪk ðə ˈrʌbɪʃ aʊt/ ​
cushions ​/ˈkʊʃ(ə)nz/ p ​ oduszki ozdobne wynosić śmieci
ugly ​/ˈʌɡli/ ​brzydki
dining chair ​/ˈdaɪnɪŋ tʃeə(r)/ ​krzesło z jadalni tidy your room ​/taɪdi jɔː(r) ˈruːm/ ​sprzątać
Phrases / Zwroty pokój
in ​w: dining room ​/ˈdaɪnɪŋ ruːm/ ​jadalnia
dining table ​/ˈdaɪnɪŋ teɪb(ə)l/ ​stół w jadalni wash the dishes ​/wɒʃ ðə ˈdɪʃɪz/ ​zmywać
a(n) old / new / big block of flats ​starym/
nowym/dużym bloku
a nice part of town ​ładnej dzielnicy miasta
the centre of the town / city ​centrum
przedpokój
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entrance hall ​/ˈentrəns hɔːl/ ​hol wejściowy,

fireplace ​/ˈfaɪə(r)pleɪs/ ​kominek

naczynia
water the plants ​/wɔːtə(r) ðə ˈplɑːnts/ ​
podlewać rośliny

miasta ground floor ​/ɡraʊnd ˈflɔː(r)/ ​parter READING, p. 14

the country(side) ​na wsi kitchen /​ ˈkɪtʃən/ ​kuchnia furnish ​/ˈfɜː(r)nɪʃ/ ​meblować
the mountains / woods ​górach/lesie living room / lounge ​/ˈlɪvɪŋ ruːm / laʊndʒ/ ​ redecorate ​/riːˈdekəreɪt/ ​zmienić wystrój
far from / near ​daleko od/blisko: salon renovate ​/ˈrenəveɪt/ ​odnowić, remontować
a park / a forest ​parku/lasu mirror ​/ˈmɪrə(r)/ ​lustro rent /​ rent/ w ​ ynajmować
the sea / a river ​morza/rzeki office ​/ˈɒfɪs/ g​ abinet, biuro sell ​/sel/ s​ przedać
the shops / my school ​sklepów/szkoły pillow ​/ˈpɪləʊ/ ​poduszka share a room with ​/ʃeə(r) ə ˈruːm wɪð/ ​dzielić
on ​na: poster /​ ˈpəʊstə(r)/ ​plakat pokój z
an island ​wyspie shelf ​/ʃelf/ ​półka
LISTENING, p. 16
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the edge of town ​obrzeżach, skraju miasta shower ​/ˈʃaʊə(r)/ ​prysznic

sideboard ​/ˈsaɪdbɔː(r)d/ ​kredens comfortable accommodation ​/kʌmftəb(ə)l
the ground / top / first floor ​parterze/ əkɒməˈdeɪʃ(ə)n/ ​wygodne zakwaterowanie
najwyższym piętrze/pierwszym piętrze sink ​/sɪŋk/ ​zlew
fairy tale ​/ˈfeəri teɪl/ ​bajka
sofa ​/ˈsəʊfə/ ​sofa, kanapa
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surrounded by ​w otoczeniu:
furniture shop ​/ˈfɜː(r)nɪtʃə(r) ʃɒp/ ​sklep
fields / houses / trees ​pól/domów/drzew spare bedroom ​/speə(r) ˈbedruːm/ ​
meblowy
with ​z: dodatkowa sypialnia, pokój dla gości
gas bottle ​/ˈɡæs bɒt(ə)l/ ​butla gazowa
a big / small / huge garden ​dużym/małym/ stool ​/stuːl/ ​stołek
huge area ​/hjuːdʒ ˈeəriə/ ​wielki obszar
ogromnym ogrodem toilet ​/ˈtɔɪlət/ ​toaleta
(powierzchnia)
a great view ​wspaniałym widokiem wardrobe ​/ˈwɔː(r)drəʊb/ ​szafa
phone signal ​/ˈfəʊn sɪɡn(ə)l/ ​sygnał telefonu
loads of rooms ​wieloma pokojami Household appliances and electrical items /
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sleep in a tent ​/sliːp ɪn ə ˈtent/ ​spać

lots of neighbours ​wieloma sąsiadami Urządzenia i sprzęty domowe
w namiocie
plenty of space inside / outside ​dużą ilością alarm clock ​/əˈlɑː(r)m klɒk/ ​budzik
solar lights ​/ˈsəʊlə(r) laɪts/ ​lampy solarne
miejsca w środku/na zewnątrz central heating ​/sentrəl ˈhiːtɪŋ/ ​centralne
stay in a hotel ​/steɪ ɪn ə həʊˈtel/ ​zatrzymać
Outside the house / ogrzewanie
się w hotelu
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Na zewnątrz domu cooker ​/ˈkʊkə(r)/ k ​ uchenka

barbecue ​/ˈbɑː(r)bɪkjuː/ ​grill DVD player /​ diː viː diː ˈpleɪə(r)/ ​odtwarzacz USE OF ENGLISH, p. 17
café /​ ˈkæfeɪ/ ​kawiarnia DVD bedroom door ​/bedruːm ˈdɔː(r)/ ​drzwi do
freezer /​ ˈfriːzə(r)/ z​ amrażarka sypialni
dustbin ​/ˈdʌs(t)bɪn/ ​pojemnik na śmieci
fridge ​/frɪdʒ/ ​lodówka bike lock ​/ˈbaɪk lɒk/ ​zapięcie rowerowe
garage ​/ˈɡærɑːʒ/ ​garaż
heater /​ ˈhiːtə(r)/ ​grzejnik car keys ​/ˈkɑː(r) kiːz/ ​klucze do samochodu
garden ​/ˈɡɑː(r)d(ə)n/ ​ogród
hairdryer ​/ˈheə(r)draɪə(r)/ ​suszarka do light switch ​/ˈlaɪt swɪtʃ/ ​włącznik światła
hedge /​ hedʒ/ ​żywopłot
włosów picture frame ​/ˈpɪktʃə(r) freɪm/ ​ramka obrazu
lawn ​/lɔːn/ ​trawnik
iron ​/ˈaɪə(r)n/ ​żelazko rubbish bin ​/ˈrʌbɪʃ bɪn/ ​kosz na śmieci
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plant ​/plɑːnt/ ​roślina

kettle ​/ˈket(ə)l/ ​czajnik toy box ​/ˈtɔɪ bɒks/ ​pudło na zabawki
playground ​/ˈpleɪɡraʊnd/ ​plac zabaw
home cinema ​/həʊm ˈsɪnəmə/ ​kino
swimming pool ​/ˈswɪmɪŋ puːl/ ​basen domowe
Inside the house / Wewnątrz domu microwave /​ ˈmaɪkrəweɪv/ ​kuchenka
armchair ​/ˈɑː(r)mtʃeə(r)/ ​fotel mikrofalowa
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REVIEW: UNITS
REVIEW: UNITS1–2
1–2

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Vocabulary 3
1 • sweater • blouse • kettle • alarm clock
1 Are you cold? Here’s a you can • fireplace • central heating • holder

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wear. • shirt • cooker • wallet • backpack

a badge b hoodie c tie

2 My dad’s got a small between his 1 I carry my books in a large .
2 A pullover is also called a

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nose and his mouth.
or a jumper.
a moustache b beard c ponytail 3 He turned off his and fell
3 Helen is very . She always tells back to sleep.
everyone what to do! 4 I put my money and my cards in my
a bossy b lazy c brave .
4 The kids are running around on the 5 Pour the boiling water from the
into the cup.

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in the garden.
6 Could you put some more wood in the
a plant b hedge c lawn ?
5 I put some clothing in that . 7 My house stays warm because we have
a bookcase .
8 Cowboys in films often wear a checked
b sideboard
c chest of drawers
6 They live on a hill with a great
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of the
and jeans.

valley. Grammar
a sight b view c look 4
7 We’re house to live in a neighbouring 1 Do you know where your / yours gloves are?
town. 2 That looks like Maria’s bag, but I don’t
think it’s her / hers.
a moving b starting c going
3 There is / are some seats in the back
8 Dinner will be ready soon, so let’s of the class.
the table. 4 Jean don’t / doesn’t have freckles
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a do b set c make anymore.

5 This area is the childrens’ / children’s
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2 playground.
6 Do you see / Are you seeing my book
1 It’s a bit cold outside, so I’m wearing
in this room?
a shirt with long leggings / sleeves.
7 How many cats and dogs Tom has /
2 His real name’s Benjamin but people call has Tom got?
him by his surname / nickname Bendy. 8 At the moment, the kids study /
M

3 She puts lots of sun cream on her are studying for an exam.
complexion / skin.
4 We’re sitting on the balcony / basement 5
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and watching a nice sunset.

1
5 My uncle has a farm on the centre / edge
of town. 2
6 We drove round in a caravan / cottage
3
this summer for our holiday.
7 Brian is very gentle / generous. He buys 4
everyone lots of presents.
EE

5
8 Do you make / do your bed before you
leave the house? 6
7
8
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PL
Use of english Language functions
6 8 07

A apartment B earth C ground A A blue one, I think.

M
D loaded E terraced F unpacked B Yes, it’s just down the road.
New message C Mine are the red ones.

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Hi John, D Nice talking to you.
I wanted to tell you my news. We’ve just moved E Nothing much, just studying as usual.
house! We’ve left our little (1) house in
the city and moved into a big bungalow in the Speaker 1 Speaker 2
country. We’re enjoying the new place a lot. My
bedroom is on the (2) floor and looks out Speaker 3 Speaker 4
over a lovely garden. I haven’t (3) yet, so

EE
my things are all still in boxes around my room.
There’s a spare bedroom too, so you’re welcome
9 OPEN TASK
to come and stay any time! X: Hi, my name is Joshua.
Y: Hi, Joshua. Nice (1) (meet) .
I’m Sarah.
X: I’m new in town. My family just moved here.
FR Y: Very nice. Welcome to our town! How
(2) (like) it here?
X: It’s great. I love it. It seems very charming.
(3) (there) a nice park
round town?
Y: Yes, Stanley Park. It’s in my neighbourhood.
X: Oh, (4) (where) live?
Y: My house is just a few blocks from
7 OPEN TASK here. We can go to the park together
E

sometime, if you like.

1 My (sister / get)
well with my younger brother – they’re X: That would be nice! Well, I’m afraid
I (5) (go) home now.
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really close.
Nice talking to you!
2 Is this (Mike / bag)
or is it yours?
3 What (you / listen) Writing
to on your music player at the moment?
10 OPEN TASK
M

4 Sandy (often / wear)

earrings because she’s keen on jewellery. Hi Caroline,
5 I’m glad there (be / beach) How are you? I’ve got some news. I’m taking part
SA

near here. I love sunbathing! in an international school exchange!

EE
FR

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