1A 4 GRAMMAR 2 3.29, dyou'o, $i, bho, 7 she, B she's, 9a, 104s 11 ae, 12 wer, 13 they, 14 theyre b 2'm.3s. dire 55,640 € iim, 3 Theyre, 4 she's, $ You're, 6H J we're 2 PRONUNCIATION ‘ithe fa! man hanks tan wall fv eight. day fav fi, rice © 2tennis, eighteen, 4 thirteen, 5 bastet ball 6 goodbye, 7 ema 8 internet, 9 computer, 10 hotel 3 VOCABULARY 1» 2 Sunday, 3 Thursday, $ Monday, 5 Friday. 6 Wednesday, 7 Tussdoy bb 2 mwah, fourteon, sateen 3 sightoen, nineteen, twenty 4 leven, thiteen, fiteen © 2Tuanday, 3 eight, 4 Thursday, 8 four, 6 Sonuay 4-1 Hallo. Lola, You'e in my English dass 2 Oi Nice to meet you, Lola 43 Nice to meet you, to2 4 Wall, swe you on Monday. Lola 5. No, the clssis on Tuesday ot Mendy! 6 Bye. 7 Goodbye 1B 1 VOCABULARY 26a 3 Chinese, England 5 French, étalon Fence. 8 Plan 9 Sean forme b Japanese, 4 Higa, 5 American, Gi 7 Sponah, 8 Seoond, Sayin 10 Cech Republic €. 2South Amarin, 3 Europe, 4 Alia, Sonh Amer, 6 Ausra 41 eghyythee 2 igre anise 5 typwe ony sour 4 tiga, wernt 2 PRONUNCIATION 1 2b, 3 Gertainy, 4 vlna 5 Eufope, 6 Polfand 7 italy, 8ajpan & {Swit 2 Engh, 3 Chinese, 4 Spoih 2 GRAMMAR 182 Where's she trom? 3 Are they tom South America? 4 Areyou fem Span? 5 Ise hom Poland? 6 Arowe inroom fue? b a5,b2€4,d316 He isn't German, he's Thay aren't Egypt. they're in Short Bitsh, shes itis from Franca ts from Fr not Satta, Ita razon ies ‘re you American? ‘re you from Are you 9 student? 's) your teacher fom Inahe Engleh? {6 Students! own answers 1c 1 VOCABULARY 1 board, computer, door, picture, table, ‘wal, window b 34,4b,51,60,76,86,9) 109, Wik € 2 Sory 3 have, please, 4 spell, $ What { How 7 Can, please, & repeat, please know 2 PRONUNCIATION ‘& 2South, Asia, do € 28,30,445E 3 GRAMMAR 48 2you, 3 his, dshe, 5 it, 6 ous 7 your Bthey 2H, 3 ur 4 My, 5 Is 6 your, 7 Their ‘book hia bike Re our classroom, Reber ehaie es thow paz !nsimy laptop/eompurec ‘eh your house 4 2yout 3 you your $ your 6 your, 7 you 8 you “¢Students’ own anawers Practical English 1) VOCABULARY 2 angle, 3 double, ba, § reception, ‘ ground floor 2 CHECKING IN 3 it 4 you, 5 spel 6 right 2 Can you spell that, ploate? 3 Thate right ' Justa moment 5 Can you sign here, please? 6 Hotes your key 7 The itt over there 8 Thank you ‘3 WOULD YOU LIKE...? 2 Would you ike a beer? No, thanks. 3 Would you ike a Coke? No. than, 44 Would you ikea 00? Yes pease 5 Would you ihe a mineral water? You please = ANSWER KEY 4 Would you like a hot chocolate? No, thanks 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 about, 3 problem, 4 that S business, ‘6 perect, 7 time Can you remember...? 1 | GRAMMAR: 23 your 8 are 5 you, 8 2 VOCABULARY 2 today 3 thirteen, 4 Polish, § Eurape, ‘Germany, 7 door. 8 repeat 3 PRONUNCIATION 2ye, Shis, do, Sable, 6 96 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 26,30, 46,5b,69,76,83,9a,10b 2A | VOCABULARY ‘4 Acros: 5 ticket, 8 sistors, 10 phone, 11 pen, 12 key Down: 1 dievonary, 2 photo, 4 rsue, lamp, 7 day. 9 coin bb 2in, 3 under, 4 under, S00, 6 9 2 GRAMMAR a 3ifsa,4 isan Site, 6 ltean,7 its anse 1 +: keys, pene, photos, ches, window “es clases, sandwiches, watches “los counties, dares, chetionai ‘€ 1men, 2woman, 3 peopl, 4 chid ‘d_ 2man, 3 chideen, 4 people, § women oA dectonanies Ie charge. ‘Thay re magazines. They're gasses sa pen on the desk is under the des The magazines ae in the bag. “The glassas are on the laptop. The pan inthe notebook Studenis’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 12 2lasses, 3 watches, 4 sandwiches, Solasses 2B 1 VOCABULARY 18 2 pink Bred, 4 orange, S yellow, ‘green, 7 blue, & brown, 9 grey, 10 black Bb light 4 high, 5 short 6 empty, 7 big. 8 poor 9 ol, 10 night, 11 goed, 12 fast, 1S song, 14 diferent © 2 ally cold, 3 very clean, 44 gute young, 5 really bad, 6 very longae 2 GRAMMAR 234, 4X big house, 5X old magazines, 84,74, 8 x expansive watches 97, 10 young women & 2 Thats on expensive phone 3 Myhair qute ong 4 re thoy new stdenis? 5 Your boots are real diy & ieivon old ony. 7 Thatta very good book 8 Hahouwe squte noor € Zaeaual ty 3 fst cars 4 dangerous enna, § ich peopl, cit guage 20d, 3 very ol, vary ta Slequte shor, 6is gute tal 4 Student ownansners 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 [Link] jeans, 3 a black cat 44 ast charge, 5 hot dogs, 6.8 shor story, Snow shows 2c 1 VOCABULARY 44 thirty, 3 hoppy 4 cold, $ sad, {6 stressed, 7 bored, 8 hat, 9 hungry. VO tred, 11 worried, 12 tightened 1b 2 thirsty, 3 sod, 4 angry, § happy © Zam/‘m tied, 3 am /'m fnghownee ‘is /‘shot, 5 ae /'re bored, bi8/ shungry 2 GRAMMAR 22 Lethstop here 5 Lote there 4 Loti not eat here. 5 Lets go there. 6 et open the window. bb 3 Answer 4 Stop, § Don't do, 6 Tun of, 7 Don't read, 8 Don't rose 2 Lets go toa restaurant. 4 Clore the doce 5 Lets go on holiday & Haven den 7 Lets go home, 3 PRONUNCIATION 18 2Tum off 3 Leth ath 4 Oon't op 5 Lets ent, Dont st on 3A ) VOCABULARY 4 2take, 30,4 say 5 tke, 6 read, 7 wars, 8 speak b 2d,3h40,59.60,7b8¢ © 2 play the guitar, 3 workin an ofc, Aston to music, do homework, ‘have a garden, 7 eat vagetabes, 8 speek German 2 GRAMMAR: 4 2b,3b,49,50,66,70,80 cold 1b 2don't go, has, 4 doesn't work, Sains, 6 Wve, 7 dont speak, 8 studs, 9 don't do, 10 opens © 2 study, 3 works, 4 dowent lke, § want, 6 go, F dont finish, cook 4-2 olassos 3 dhinks mineral water 4 Ho dows housework 5 He doesn't ply the gui 6 doesn't eat vegetables 7 a oor gases She dont dink miner! water 4 he down dohovsenor 10 She pls he gute 11-15 Student? oom anwar 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 2watches, 3 finishes, 4 uses, cloves, changes 3B 1 GRAMMAR #344 #Does Grace do, 5¥, 6 Doos jour room have, 7 # Does your ofice 8 7, 9X Boas your gend dive? 10x Does your teacher sp 1b 240,9,31s f,4.d0, 6,5 ved, {doo b, 7 lsh, Bows, 9 oes he py Bo your parents live Do you do Does tram wear Do people speak Do they earn 2 VOCABULARY 4 architect bulder chef, cleaner, dnt, doctor, engineer guide, lawyer, ‘anager, model, pt, solder, teacher water vor 1b 2 tan dewer, 3 factory worker, 4 recoptionst,§ fight atondan 6 accountant, 7 hairdresser, 8 foot ‘9 shop assistant © 2dive, 3 9am, 4 wear 5 speak, 6 travel 7 work, Bhave, 9 earn, 10 work a ouralist 2, a nue 3, a poe oficer 1 © 2an, 3 for, d unemployed, §., 6 retired, Jin 4 Students! own answers 9 Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘ad dity, Germany, nurse, Thursday, ‘versity work (9 actor, cleaner, doctor, eotbaler, ‘manager, understand 3c | GRAMMAR 22 Doyou lhe animale? 3 Ie yourdog hungry? 44 How many languages do you speak? 5 Are youa vet? {6 Where is your teacher tom? 7 Dows your house have a big garden? ANSWER KEY b 20 you ne, 3 Go you have, 4 Is she, 5 where do you, 6 Bo you tke € 3 16/ syour phone number 4 does Ton’ ge 5 do you the 46 5h, 64,76, 8g 1b 2What kind of. 3 What, 4 How many 5 Why. 6 Who, 7 Which, 8 Where © [Link], 3 When. 4 How many. '5 What kind of, ¢ Which, 7 Who, € Why Student’ own anawors 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 24,30,46,59.60,7¢ € 2 Where do you lnu? 3 What car de you cewe? 44 What kind of fim do you ike? 5 Who your favourte singer? Practical English 1 VOCABULARY half past, 3 wieven o'clock, 4 ewontytive to rine, 5 quarter past wale, {6 wanty tos, 7 Senty five past wo, 2 BUYING A COFFEE 423A Regular oF large? Lage, please, Tohave hore or tke away? Totake away. Anything ele? No'thanks, Hove much i that? That £3.65, pleae, Sony, how much? £3.45. Thankyou, And your change: 12 8 Thanks |, 30" double, tke away, ihre, 6s tha, 7 how much, 8 your change 9 SOCIAL ENGLISH 182 Would you ike something to-drnk? 3 Tato you later. 4 Is his yur fst ine in the UK? 1b 2 Would you lke something to crink? 3s hisyour fist Ure in the UK? 4 Talk to you lator, pererere Can you remember...? 1-3 | GRAMMAR 2 work; 3 Don't tum of 4 dows have, Sed Dow, (2 VOCABULARY 2 window 3 bag, 4 ait, tne, 8 watch 3 PRONUNCIATION 2blue, 3 high 4 charger, § watches, harckosser 5 cheap,4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 2¢,3b,42,50,62,7b,86,93,10b 4A 1 GRAMMAR ‘4 2 Doyou know Barbara's sister? 3 Tiara wl e Ruin. 4. otk n my fathars shop, 5 The Volvo my parents ca 7 The children's room very uti Chris's renls ae in lard 18 Whore isthe men's havcrester? b SA 4650647888 € 3 Whose, 4 Who's, 5 Who's 6 Whose, 7 Who's, 8 Whose 2 they 3 ine 4 keys ae they 5 Whose umbrella is it? {6 Whose headphones ae they? © 2 wnglawes 2 Sandr’s charger 4 They my sister hays 5 thimy fathers umbraa. © Theyre Amys headphones. 2 VOCABULARY 28 2ather, 3 aunt, 4 husband, § sister, ‘on, 7 niece, 8 cousin b Zoniece, 3 aunt, 4 grandmother, 5 cousin, 6 grandiathar, 7 nephew, B brothers, 9 motherin a, 10 stepmother Mia's broth Mas daughter Miss nephew Hots Mas father Students’ wn answers 3 PRONUNCIATION |» ure, model, jovmalit € 1b.2d.304e 4B 1 VOCABULARY 1 2have a shower, 3 havo breakfast, 4 go te work § go home, 690 shopping 1 2finith, 3500, 4 put on, So, 6 walk 7 relax, Brake, 9 get, have € 2 get, 3have, Shave, 599, 6 90,7 get, 8 90, 9 go, 10 have, 11 get, 12 90, 13.90, 1$have, 1Shave 2 PRONUNCIATION 4 Hehos a shave ahr breakfast. 5 Thay speak on the phone every evening, 16 Tmt 3 lt of emails 9 GRAMMAR 2 In thowintor the afternoon, 1988 fon Monday, Saturday evening, 21st August at right, the weekend, Christmas b 2in,3at dat $in,6.0n,7 at, Bat, 90, join © 2at,3t0,40n, Sin, 6a 7a Bln, Fon, 109 4. Students’ onn answers 4c 1 VOCABULARY 2 February, 3 Mach, 4 Ape, 5 May, ‘June, 7 duly 8 August, 9 September 1OOctaber 11 November b Zewoive, 3seven, 4 any, 5 fou ‘rwentyour, 7 thin. Blifywo 2 never, 3 ually, 4 once, § sometimes, 6 three Yes a week 2 GRAMMAR 3 A Mike sometimes drives to work 47,5 x They got tly every summer "3 day Engh twice a week reseed. 107 1b 3 My mother gous shoppong every morning, 4 Thora 5 We a0 our ence every weckend 6 Lumall get up at quarer to seven. 7 8 1 sleep fo" eight hours. My crn ate always happy. ‘Sho takes the dog fr a walk tee 2 3 does spon or oxorcise 4 often eats healthy food 5 He is never il. 6 sometimes sleeps for eight hours 7 isch relaxed 8 She never dows sport or exercise 9 She hardly ever eats healthy food. 10 Shi alnoys 18 11-18: Students own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘© home, 3 hospital, 4 hour § heiress, ohapeY 1b his not pronounced in hour 5A 7 VOCABULARY Down: 2 meet, 3s09, 5 ve, 8 sng ‘Across dremombar 6 paint, 7 use Sdance 1b 2 draw, 3look, dun, Stand, 6 swim, Tae, © Zhe, 3 leave, dtl Sy, 6 hear, Falk 8 find 2 GRAMMAR 2 2b,34.40,52,6F bb 2canttaik, 3can see, 4 cant tan ANSWER KEY © 2 pcan po ant swim. i fect eoe 4.2 Canyou paint? 3 Canyou swim? 4 Canyou cook? 3 PRONUNCIATION b-1 A Can you speak German? B Yes. ean v ean’ find the keys. She ean sng Where can buy a newspaper? ‘A Can you cook? B No teant v 6 He cant swim. 5B 1 VOCABULARY 12 practise the piano, 3 bark, & have 9 noisy party, 5 org 6 play ioud music Tey, Brake a ot of noise 1b have, 3 bar tery, § make, 6 argu 7 play, Bhave Students’ own answers 2 GRAMMAR 8 2are,[Link], 4, Sm not 6 arnt 'b 2is buying, 2 arent dancing ‘coming Slant wearing, 6 Are, watching. T'mnet working, 8 are svimming € 2 are playing football 3 are arguing 4 7 s baking 5 8/ sayieg 6 7 8 7 playing the guitar singing {s/s talking on her phone 3 PRONUNCIATION Bb 2ppink, 3 long, uncle, $ crink, 6 Hungary 7 young. 8 think 5c 1 VOCABULARY 18 2 winter, 3 summer suru 1b 2windy, 3 hot 4 snowing, § sunny. 6 rang, 7 eo 8 cloudy € 2iShot. es ining. 4 ts snowing. Siswindy. 6s foagy. 7H sunny. Bis cod 2 GRAMMAR 22 Imsighseding Imbarng ser do ey usual Steves inttraning does your gion do? ‘re you working makes n't cooking em wring noo arg Goes, 8 ¥wortng Simm reading, bayaN € 2dontt need. 36/4 ining, 4 oe visting, 5 love, 68 standing, 7 srt looking, taking, 9 go 3 PRONUNCIATION a2 : 4 5 6 7 8 ° 10 West minster Abbey Covent Garden StPauls Cathe al Pieeadilly Cireus Leleester Square the Hou ses of Parliorment fagar Square Wernbiey Stadium the Tower of Lan don Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2 jacket, 3 jeans, 4 shit, § sweater, (trousers, 7 Tahir, B shin 2 BUYING CLOTHES 18 2size,3 medium, 4 lage, 5 ty ‘changing, 7 Thank, Brmuch bb 2over there, 3 there 2 That, 3Thowe, 4 These 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 its cool) 3 Whats wong? 4 No way, 5 ightnow? have to go. 7 Have fur! Don' stop, 7 usualy cycles, on n, 3 doesnt, 4 brother’, 5 Whos, 9 ae you going 2 VOCABULARY 2 soldi, 3 have children, 4 easy, S run, 6 cheap, 7 eighty, 8 builder 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 mother 3 take, Shot, Shout lunch 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 2b,30,4b,50,66,7¢,Bb.9a, 0c 6A 1 GRAMMAR 1 2you, 3him, 4 her $1 6,7 you, them 1b Bhim, 3 youd them, Sus, 6me, 7 you, B her, © 3h im, 10 thom ‘mo, | thom, § She, us, 6 We, 7 they hin, 8 1, you her, Bhe, him, $ them, 6 they. 7 her Bhe 2 VOCABULARY 2 2d.304g.516h 76.80 1b 2arrve, 3 deaor & comfortable, 5 sel, ‘6 Valnble,7 trough, 8 vilage 2inide, decde, 4 strange, Smountain, 6 leave, ? ito, 8 surprised 3 PRONUNCIATION b 2this, 3me, 6B hese, Sb lec 1 VOCABULARY ‘4 2second, 3 third, fh, S wal, {6 thmanth 7 twentieth, 8 twent)-st 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 2 3 4 5 slat, eighth rinth, eleventh ‘ightuorth, twenty-second Sonny wontons ‘went twver-eight swentythid, tweny-tecond Ahiat, theft 31/10, the thine of October VA, the fst of Janvary 47 the fourth fly 1472, the foureonth of February 2 PRONUNCIATION # 24,34,46,5,6,76, 3 GRAMMAR 4, 2panting, 3 dancing. &raning 5 eating, weg, 7 muyrg. 8 wating ® paving » 2 ms 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 doving at right Soest mind uttng in cals He lover sweming in the sea. He doesn't he watching football loves dancing at pares hates dwg at ght She lhe ating cals, She doesn't le swmming inthe sea Sha doesnt mind watching otal, Students own answers the twenty fith of December He gets up quite ea They hove 9938 ‘They have lunch at hore, ‘They wateha fim on TV, ‘Thay play games together Thay go 19 bed very ate Students! own answers 6c 1 VOCABULARY 18 Down: 2 guitar, 3 accordion, 6 bass 7 plano ‘cr 8 4 drums, 5 keyboord 8 violin, 9 sexaphone bb 2 qutast. 3 accordionist, 4 drummer, 5 keysoard ployer 6 boss player 7 plans, 8 ios, 9 saxophoni © 19,26,3a46,5b,6¢ 2 GRAMMAR 48 2 dosn't, 3, 4 arent, 5 Do, 6 don't, 7 ant, 8 Bows b 2do,3isnt, 4 dont, $ aren't 6 Does, 7's, doesnt, ?don', [Link] 2 3 4 5 é 7 play {sono dows Hart lve ‘ow old are Chris and Gray? What does Jason play? Where do Scott and Fina ive? ANSWER KEY 9 What does Harnet play? 10 Whera do Gray Jason, and Chis lve? 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 2journalist, 3 nurse, lunch, § summer © 2 | really het fantastic. 3 dant like hi, He's andl 4 | don ike her Shes erie 7A 1 GRAMMAR 2 2Were, 3 wasn't, 4 wore, 5 wasn't, 6 Were, 7 was, 8 werent was, 3Wos, 4 wasnt, S was. 6 was, Tre, 8 were © 2 Is isnt was, 8/6 3 ae, were 3 Tin, es, wore 5 was, was Students own answers 2 PRONUNCIATION 18 Who was And Warhol? He was an ai Was he English? No, he wasn’, He was Amacican When was he bom? He was bon 0 1928, Were his parents American? ‘No, they ween’. ‘She wos Suis. Mousun e>erarar He was areng, 3 VOCABULARY '» -erdancer, painter, singer, witer or actor, rector, inventor ‘istarst novelist, pianist, scientist ‘ian musician, politician ctor, 4 was a scienti inger 6 were inventors, 7 wan ater / novelist ‘B wore painters /anists 3 Was Charlotte Bronte a novolist? ‘Yes, she was. 4 Was Frida Kaho a pianist? No, she wasn’, She was an arti. 5 Were JRR Toon and CS. Lows No, they werent. They were witrs, 8 Was David Bowie singer? Yes, he wa 7 Were Vivakd and Bach composers? ‘Yes, they were. {8 Was Dante Alighieri a politician? No, he wasn't. Ho war a poet 7B | GRAMMAR #2 called, cit call 3 hed, didn't ike 4 looked, did't ook 5 checked, didn't check 6 2 ‘Booked, didn't book ployed, eee pnyVA N\ What sme di tho match fish? Did you like your birthday presents? What did your brother stusy st university? Dic your parents arive lastnight? Where cil your tends Ive in Germany? / Where in Germany did your Inands iva? 7 Dic you ey at the end of the i? 18 What time do Sandra start work yosteray? {© 2 When lc Amy Winehouse de? She died in 2011 3. When did Spotty star? Itsared in 2008, 44 When cid Nel Armstrong walk on the moon? He walked on the moon in 1969 5 When did the satelite uno arrive at Jupiter” inanived 2016. (6 When di the fist eablets appear? They appeared in 2002. 7 Wan did Tim Beenere-Lee create the World Wide Web? Ho croatod iin 1990. 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 painted, 3 waited. 4 posted, 5 toned, 6 decided 9 VOCABULARY 82 two yeors ago 3 last marth 4: yesteriay moming 5 twohours ago, 6 last uly 7 two weeks ago 8 yesterday afternoon 9 10 In 1990 the day before yesterday vyosterday, 5 yesterday, Blast 7c 1 GRAMMAR 2 2dank, 3 bought. knew, § found, thought, 7 took, 8 8-9 put on went shopping after work ast right ‘wore jeans yestercay tlt have dinner at home lastnight bought a lot of thags yesterday cldht get up ary ysterday morning felt yesterday lid 0 outlast wook ‘idrt have breaifot yesterday {couldn't come tomy party lst year © 3d you go, 4 dd you we, Sid you get, 6 Did you get tak, 7 Did youhove, 8 Was 2 VOCABULARY 2 foro wok, 3a goodtine, 4 wea, S byte, 6 shopping 1b 2 got, 3had, 4 went, § got, 6 had 7 wert, Bhad, 9 went, Thad, 11 went, + had © 2 gowith 3 tavel 4 did they rive 5 the weather the & What they do? 7 8 5k Where dic they have dinner? Dd they have 8 good ie? tents owe answers Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2straight, 3 ght, 4 past, Sond, stot, ‘comer, 7 bridge, 8 atic ights 2 ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS 422 Tumlettat th waft lights 4 ithe station near here? 4 Gould you sy ta 5 sat the end ofthe test, 6 You ean mins 7 8 {don't know exocty where Can you tell me the way to sation? Inthe station near here? Iidon' know exacty were (Can you tall me the way tothe sation? {Turn et at the wate lights Could you say that aga ‘sat the ond ofthe sveet You can't mis | 5 é 7 8 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 18 2could, 3 Maybe, 4 would, § nice ‘there, 7 coure, 8 meet wet would you lke r> ‘That realy nie of you What i there to see? Maybe anther tine? Yes, ofcourse What a ven! ‘We could go tothe Brith Museum, b ‘Can you remember...? 1-7 | GRAMMAR 2m working. 3 found, were, ‘are /"1e having, § dint get. 6 don i 2 VOCABULARY 2 fourtaan, 3 fourth, & guitarist, § weather, ‘everyday 7 marth, Bhave » gordon 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 hws, 3 those, 4 jcket, 5 needed, ‘mane 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 2 fat, 3 for, d took, $ back, 6 didn, 7 was, ‘Sher 9 spoke, 10 weren't 8A PRONUNCIATION 1 2asid, Sloat, 4 had, 5 bought, & drove, 7 could, Blenmed ANSWER KEY 2 GRAMMAR 4821 wan't 3 Ise, 4 could, 5 Ho cant, 6 Could you, 7 She suc ‘8 We didnt ike, # Doos finish, 1OHe spoke, 11 She dowsn' have, 12Did you fe! b 3 Xallthe lights were of, 7, 5X we couldn't see who twas, 6 x itvas Seven Potter 7 ¥, 8 X we went to his house a 6.00 am, 9 x He dirt wart to speak tous, Ov © [Link] you se, 4 cd you go, 5 Did she ike, 6 ai, fish, 7 cd you do, 8 id you leave, {9Did you go, 10 Cd you get, Mid you go ‘3 VOCABULARY 18 2come, came, 3 dink, drank, 4 chive, drove, 5 gi know, knew, 7 put, put, Bt, sot, 9 swin, swam, 1O wake, woke, TT won, 12 write, wrote b 2 met 3 thought 4 found, § ought, 6 fot, 7 broke, 8 took, 9 made, TOeouid € 2 drove, 3 knew. 4 wanted, § watched, ‘ woited, 7 saw, 8 flowed, 9 was, TWstopped, 11 opened, 1203, Blof 14 had, 18 looked, 16 wasnt, Vas 1) VOCABULARY 1 Acsoss: 4 micror, 7 shel, 9 ridge, stare Down: | carpet. 2 cooker, 3 armchair, 5 fireplace, 6 bed, 7 shower, 8 lamp 1b 2 bathwoom, 3 dining ro0e, study 5 garage, 6 ktchen, 7 living room, 8 bedroom, 9 garden 2 balcony, 3 wardrobe, & microwave, 5 wal, bath 7 dshwosher, 8 plant 2 GRAMMAR ‘any. 1Oany, 17 some b 2 Are thore any carpets? 43 There aren't any plants 4 There are some books 5 Are there any glosses 6 There arent any les © 214, 3 There, 4 they § There, 6 There, 7 there, 8 there, 9 there, 10 Thay 2 Theres asola under the bike. 43 There are some boxes on the shelves. 4 Theres 9 small able in rot of the sofa. 5 Thre’ a small carpet on the foo 6 Theres a window mn the commer Students’ own answers Students! own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2 stars, Swe, dha8c 1 GRAMMAR 182 Thore woren' any chairs 3. Was there a dishwasher? 5 Wore there any gasses? 6 There wasnt a table, 1b 2 wore, 3 was, 4 wasnt, 5 were. 6 was, Twas, 8 werent, 9 were 8 Were ther, 9 there were 2 VOCABULARY 1 2next 0, 31 front of, 400, 5 under, ‘between, 7 opposite, 8 over, 9 behind 1b 2n0xt to, 3 opposite behind, § under, ‘6 between, Zim font of Bon, ¥ above © 2hrom..t0,3into, 4 ough, S out of bup 3 there woren't any shelves oF cupboards 44 There was a window 5 There werent any curtains 6 There waar a shower in te bathroom 7 There was only a bath 8 There wore thee spiders inthe bath 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘2 cupboard, 3 white, know, S autumn, ‘wal, 7 builder, 8 wreng 9A ) VOCABULARY 18 Acros: chicken, 8 cake, 9am, 11 cereal Down’ 1 butter, 2 stoak, 3 ee, § chips colle, 10 ik bb Vegetables: cartots, mushrooms, onions, ees, potatoes Snacks: biseults, chocolate, crisps nus, Frut bananas, oranges, pineapple, sranberves 2c cream, 3 fh, & sug, 5 bread %ag9h 7 olive ol Blettuce 2 GRAMMAR 18 20,3 40me, 4 an, 5 some, 6 some, 70, 3 an, 9 some 3a, tome, 5a, 6 some, 72,8 some arent any herbs in our garden had a 099 for brooklst ‘some again my cote ware some spices in be cupboard Sid make a cake for his bithdoy 2 3 4 5 ate somo snacks yosterday 6 ? 18 wasn't any bread on the table © Students! cwn answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 Rice coum, 3 eat 9B 1) VOCABULARY 4 2>b0x, [Link], 4 tin 5 packet, 6 can, 7 botle bb 2 box, 3rd packet, § bot J eanon © 2 packet, nuts, 3 carton, mi 44 Gan, Coka/eoa,$ box, cake, ‘bot, el, 7 tn, peas 2 PRONUNCIATION bb 2aalt 3 shopping. contre 9 GRAMMAR 834, 4 a ti milk, $2 None {6K few biscuits, 7 We dont featimany snacks, 87 b 2 Howmuch, lot of sugarin her 103 How mary, mary biscuts 44 How many, quite alot of sweets 55 How much, much exercise 6 2 How many, any (cups of cof How many calories are thee in 8 banana’? 3 How many oranges are there in 3 tartan of orange juice? 14 How much rats there na bowl of cereal? How many eggs are therein a box? How much jam s thee in ja? How many tomatoes ae here 98 bate of ketchup? How many spies are th cus? How much butter is therein 9 ‘olasant? sill packet of erp? 9c 1 VOCABULARY 3 4 5 2 twentytwo, and 3 fony-tvve thousand 4 eight hunched 5 eighteen milion, sinety-one 6 Tour hundred and nineteen thousand 7 twantytour 8 thirteen, nine hundred and tity our ‘thousand 2 eight hundeed and ninety ive 3 four thousand five hundred {hele thousand four hundred and oventy 5 thirty-three thousand nine hundred ana tiny 46 five hundred and seventy-five thousand sx hundred 7 -scmlion two hundred and ity thousand {8 thatytout milion eight hundred and ‘int thousand ANSWER KEY 2 GRAMMAR 81 cheaper, colder higher fssder thinner wetter ‘Gor, drt, hungner ‘more beautiful, more fu, ‘mare comborabe further, better {a bigger than China ‘anor than Manchester shorter than January afer than skin ‘worse than Fridays Ieeolder than Span Is harder to lean than Spanish drier than itanbu is more exporsive than the women's wate 4 Is bigger than the towohouse 5 Lamborghini foster than the Mercedes Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION {8 2is shorter than 3 iscirter than, 4 are healer than, 8s colder than, iehighor than Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2 Stators, 3 soup, 4 Main courses, $ sauce, {6 Griled, 7 Desserts, 8 Homemade 2 ORDERING A MEAL ‘82 Come ths way please Doyeu have a revervaton? Tl he the lasagne, pase dist water for ma Stil or sparing? nat woul you ke to dik? ‘table for wo, please ‘table foro, please ‘Come this way, loose ‘re you reody to order? Falke the asa please ‘What would you keto dank? Shs water ore 8 Sul orsparting? 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH ‘Would you like dessert? Not frre, thanks Nething speci The same for mo, please, Yes, go abood, Good news? Cou we have the bi please? Can you remember...? 1-9 | GRAMMAR 2worent 3 did 4 aren’, 5 2 VOCABULARY 6 don't 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 grat, lear, 4 soe, § garden, 6 chat4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 20.36.46, 5¢,60,76,80,9¢, 106 10A 1 VOCABULARY hospital, park, musouen, road, river, ‘bridge, church, caste b 2 milway station, 3 post ofice 4 police station 5 department stove 6 car pk, 7 town hal {€ 2 1200, 3 supermarket, 4 gallery, SS bus saton, 6 market, 7 theatre, 8 chomits 2 GRAMMAR 182 colder the coldest 3 more expensive, the most expensive 44 unniar the sunnvest 5. more dangerous, the most more beautiful the most beautiful ‘more tied, the most red bbotte, the best worse, the wort ‘The biggest, the Paciic Tha driest, the Atacama The smallest, Aus The most expensive, Singapore Thelargest Russa The most populated, Shanghas The wettest India € 1 What to 400, 2 What to do, 3 Where to shop Students’ own answers 9 PRONUNCIATION 1 2highest, 3 healthiest. ¢ pretest, S most citicult ¢ mort palates, 7 most atvactve, 8 mos [Link] 10B | GRAMMAR 82 Shes going to study 3 We're goingto drive Fm going to give They re going to order Hes going to rent We're going to show ‘Thay going te have ‘Are you going to stay ‘They aren't ging to vst ‘re they going to see He gong to meet She vt going t2 go ‘Am going to sleep Is Dawd going to go Fret going to fy Sarahs going to spend om /“m going to travel are you going to stay fam /"mnot gong to stay fam /'m going to rent fam /'m going t have Is gang to go 157s 90ing to drve 170 /"re going 10 spend 3 4 5 6 7 8 ° ANSWER KEY 10 0/0 going we dines 1 an/mganatomen NA 12 weyou pong tovae + GRAMMAR 2 PRONUNCIATION . 11 How are you going to ge there? 2 Where ar you gaing to stay? 2 rally, 3 aay, fast, S good, ‘healthy, 7 meres, & possibhy, 9 quiet, 10 really 3 Were gong to nay for» weak 1 ody. 4 ad, $a 6 ad, 7 6, Bac, 4 Fim gangto see the sights. 9c, 1099) 5 Wo ant going 9 goby ca € Zea [Link] A que, 5 bad 6 Frm nat gong to sayin # hate ‘6 ncredble, 7 slowly 8 good, 9 geod, 3 VOCABULARY eee 4. 3 wel dates, § beuifuly, 6 bay, * 2p duseshsarhay 7 paltey, 8 good, 9 quad, 10 9 van 5 Secon local estavrans 2 PRONUNCIATION 4 book accommodation 2 2bed at eightn, 3 eat outside in 5 have 2 good time Look atthe, 5 cold and, 6 Say soen tutes ght hours 7 gave sou 8 venta fot cataitar 2 VOCABULARY 3 gong erent» house 4 Dhoni 2 fey, wall Shard, 3 ‘loudly, 7 pavonth 8 play, 5 spices Pseroxny| 6 rent gomg tego on holiday wi 1 Zhen cay 4 Nery, frend B patent, bleu? hard, 8 wal 2 ser ging goby Soros nae going torent house . They arent going to eat out Te dacaen 10. They are going to vo dierent 3 Gita comperoy pene 5 Shes waning patent. 11-18 Sader’ on anoners E eseoee oes 7 tes seating pote 10C 8 ts singing beautlly 1 VOCABULARY 2 2rveet, 3 ave, 4 g¢t, § fal 6 ge, T become, 8 get, Phave, 10 mave 1b 2 ravel to cilferentcountres i 3 have a surpre 4 meet somebody new 5 gota lot of money 6 move house zh 8 » Become famous « mari 9 Be lucy 10 fallin iove 2 PRONUNCIATION * a 38,40,50,65,70,85 3 GRAMMAR 23,41 Paulis going to have, Soule going to fal, 6.7 You are not / aren't going to remember, 84,94 they'e going tobe, 10.6 he a ‘90ing to do bb 2 hei /he going to be Wie aen't/ are not going to win ® ‘Youre going to enioy it67 it going toon have a surprise He going to get a ot of money Hes gong to become famour, ‘Shel going to got maried ‘They'te going te vavel to dierent 11B 1 GRAMMAR 2 to sel, 30 cal, 4 0 put, $10 arive, 6 to get 710 buy, 8 to speak 3 0 buy. 4t0 go, 5 cooking. 6 10 have, 7 to read, 8 playing 2 want 1 go, 3 lowes buying, 4 hopes to become, Sted to get up, 6 vy tobe, 7 dike to match, Bhates driving 2 Would you ike to climb 2 mountain? 3 We'd ie toga to Canad 44d tke to lear to fy a plone. 5 She wouldnt hke to do karaoke, (6 Would they like to get meried nant year? 2 PRONUNCIATION 1 plonning to drive to, 2 hope to see, 3 wants to know promised to be, 5 forgot totum of, 6 remember to buy Irot at gg sep EUOcLalliny. rm you gong ts pans ter/egomg to ove # 25,3h,4c,54,60,7b,8d 2 eed, 3 forget. promise, 6 decide, 7 leave, Shope 2 Which places do you want to vit? 3. When do you hope to retire? 4 What do you sometimes forget to take on holiday? 5. What do you need to buy this week? {5 When do you try to do English homeo? tyd_Studenty own answers 11C ) VOCABULARY 18 2 pp, 3 attachments, 4 broadband, Sweet 6 og in, ? search b 2ovideo, 3 ebook, 4 »phone-cal, Sonapp, 6 weet © 2 Skyped, 3 posted, 4 san, § shared ‘uploaded, 7 logged in, 8 searched, 2 GRAMMAR 8 2bed, 3 dinner, 4 romantic films 5 the shoes, & The hamburgers, 7 the moon, 8 the nicest, 9 Vegetarians, 10bus 1b 21m an engineer 3 inthe fridge 4 An idontty card. § Twice a week. {6 The Rock music. 7 By 8 BOn the internet 3 the, 4-5 the, 6=,7 the, 8~ Zhe, 345-67 the. B= 9 the, 10>, Vi the 12-13 ~ 14 Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 235,40,55,60,75,60 Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2 2coach, 3am, dbus, 5 plane, in be 2rank 3p, 4 check, § departure i gute, won hat ptr {eoseh sop, 12 der 2 GETTING TO THE AIRPORT 2 ToStPoncis sation 3 4 5 ‘ pl 7 Single, please. 18 Sander, please, 9 Can pay by credit card? 9 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 Thank you so much, 3 cant Belove it ‘me happy 5 Have » goad joumey. Can you remember...? 1-11 1 GRAMMAR 210 call, 3is/'s wearing, 4 bigger, Faihos. 6 going ‘2 VOCABULARY 2 rice, 3 forget your bag 4 ugly. 5 fog. {6 attechment, 7 daughter, 8 souvenir 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 pole, 3 were, 4 there, 5 come, 6 table 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 240, 3 than, 4 thom, 5 there, 6 can, 7 Bare, 9 10the, 11 want. 12 76 1s, S haven't, 6 Has Thaver't, have b 2 My brother has decided to get» ew job, haven't studled fr th Thay've seen the fim, He hasnt answered my ema you called your brother? ‘shed the fst seis © 2have ve rad, 3 have you read, '¢ Have you seen, 5 has san, ihaven'trend, 8 Ihave / "ve board 2 PRONUNCIATION 2-1 Veread the book haven't watches ‘ve never traveled His be fished ‘Have you read The Hunger Games? No. havent Have you seen the films? Yas. Ihave. I've sean all of ther 3 VOCABULARY 1 2al fallen, 3 gave, given, 44 heard, heard let lft, 6 read, read, Taw, seen, 8 1016, told 1b Ziett, 3 bought, 4 read, $se0n, 6 given, T heard, 8 11d left a bag in the cinema, hasn't she bought a fin on DVO, she hasnt Hat she fallen asleep during Al? ‘es, she as, they met » famous person? No, thay haven". 1 Have they left a bag inthe cinema? Yes, they have 7 Have they Bough a film on OVO? Yes, they have 8 Have they fallen asleep during afm? No, they haven't. 9:12 Stidents’ ew answers 4 Has jessie gone out 5 Wheres she gone? 4 Ln 7 ihat time di she ga 8 She went 9 Hive you evec 1b 3 gone, 4 gone, § boon, 6 been T been, 8 gone, 9 gore, 10 been © 2have, 3d you go, 4 went, 5 Has she gone out él, 7 did she go, B did't say, 9 Have you been, 10have, 11Did you ike, 12 id ANSWER KEY 2 VOCABULARY ‘4 2del done, 3 ato, eaten, 4 got, got, 5 had, had, 6 lost, ost, 7 met, met, 8 spoke, spoken, 9 sang, su 10 won, won 1b 2had, 3 lost, 4 met, S sung. 6 done, owen, 9 wen, [Link], you take 9 ele 3 youever eaten Japanese food Sid you eat 14 Have you ever won any money? did you win 5 Have you ever got lott? sid you get lot 1 Have you ever met a famous sports person? Sid you meet Students own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 18 2found, Sheard, got, $ read, 6 lost 12¢ 1 GRAMMAR ‘2 26 you, 3 What does, 4 What kind, 5 Can you, 6\Mhy 8 / Why's, 7 ft B How many 9 What fm, 10 Od you, 11 Whose phone, 12 Where wer, 13 ls there, 16 Was there, 15 When ar, Yo Have you 1b 2M, 3 Don't in, $ that, 6 c's 7 him, 8 fying, 9 any, 10 were, any / much, 12 older, 13 most 14 el, 15 an © 2takes, 3 Did, soe, 4 arent going to come, 5 Have, been, 61, going to learn, 7 dont oat, 8 ae "6 going Have, met, 10 cooked, ng. 13 ct wal, 8 2Asia, Jaw, 4 cooker S brother, apring, 7 htchon, 8 strawberries, 9 bridge 1b 2thity, 3 Weinosday 4 tid, S evening, 6 dveo umes, 7 winter, ‘8 August, 9 hour 10 month © 20,3 sy. 4 have, $90.6 tae, 7 make, 8 get, 9 woar 10 use 4 2doesnt. 3in, 49,58, 60,7 is ‘Badr 9 went, 10 her. 11 than 12 best 3 PRONUNCIATION 18 2 broad 3 safe, 4 day, S money ‘found, 7 loos 8 go, 9 ted, 11 sad, 12199 wl 7 Mtallon 2 expansive 8 August 3 magozine 9 dificult 4 headphones 10 musician 5 6 adminisvator 11 enginesr 12