t h i rd e di t i o n ENGLISH FILE Elementary Workbook Key Booklet Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Paul Seligson with Jane Hudson English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press fifty-six sixty-two seventy-four eighty-five ninety-nine 10 one hundred 1A 1 GRAMMAR a are you’re is he’s she she’s is it’s 10 are 11 we’re 12 are 13 you’re 14 they 15 they’re b They’re You’re It’s She’s They’re We’re You’re 2 VOCABULARY a Sunday Thursday Monday Friday Wednesday Tuesday b twelve, fourteen, sixteen eighteen, seventeen, sixteen eleven, thirteen, fifteen c Nice, meet What, name, Pardon How, you number d See you on Friday. No, not Friday Saturday! Sorry See you on Saturday. 5 Bye 6 Goodbye 3 PRONUNCIATION a /ɪ/ six, in /iː/ meet, three /æ/ man, thanks /e/ ten, well twelve, very /eɪ/ eight, day /aɪ/ fine, nice c 1 sandwich 2 tennis eighteen thirteen 5 basketball goodbye email 8 internet computer 10 hotel 3 PRONUNCIATION a Afr ica Chi na Ger ma ny Irel and Eu rope Po land Ita ly Ja pan c Swiss English Chinese Spanish 4 READING F T F T F F F 5 LISTENING Russian American, California Spanish, from Mexico French, Italian 1C 1 GRAMMAR a She isn’t British She’s He isn’t German He’s They aren’t in Greece They’re in You aren’t in room 309 You’re in It isn’t from France It’s from I’m not Brazilian I’m He isn’t American He’s b Where’s she from? Are they from South America? Are we in room five? Are you on holiday? Is he from Poland? a Japanese Hungary Mexican Italy Spanish Egypt American 10 Brazil b Europe Asia South America North America Africa c North West East South d thirty-three forty forty-eight Across: laptop newspaper photo 10 scissors 11 glasses Down: magazine ticket pen headphones coin 2 GRAMMAR a It’s a It’s an They’re They’re It’s an It’s a a Subject pronouns: you she it they c This Those That’s These d Singular: woman, child Plural: men, people b His Our My Its your Their e man children, child people women, men c Where’s your teacher from? Is he a student? How old are you? How you spell your surname? 2 INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR BOOK b How you spell it? I don’t understand Sorry, can you repeat that please? Excuse me, what’s’ vacaciones’ in English? I can’t remember 4 PRONUNCIATION a /əʊ/ North /uː/ South /ɑː/ Asia /əʊ/ c /eɪ/ G /iː/ S /uː/ O /e/ A /aɪ/ E 5 LISTENING Taylor Australia 15 WA 6008 eriktaylor@mail.com 08 7010 5692 491 570 156 c a 6 b 5 c 2 d 4 e 2 VOCABULARY 1 VOCABULARY Possessive adjectives: my his our your a Listen Open Work Answer Turn Look Go 1B 2A 1 GRAMMAR 3 VOCABULARY 1c c a Sheraton Skyline Hotel 2, The Grove 1, At-Home Bed and Breakfast b -s: pencils, tickets, windows -es: classes, watches, sandwiches -ies: diaries, countries, dictionaries b 2 c 1 d 4 e 10 f 8 g 7 h 6 i 9 j 4 LISTENING 4 READING Practical English Arriving in London 3 PRONUNCIATION a classes addresses watches sandwiches glasses c thanks these three those 4 READING pens receipt tissues keys 5 LISTENING Speaker 3 Speaker 2 Speaker 4 Speaker 2B 1 GRAMMAR a blue jeans nice day very tall fast car good photos quite cheap big house very old b That’s an expensive watch. My hair is quite long. That woman is very rich. Your boots are really dirty. This is a dangerous city. That isn’t a very good book. His house is quite near 1 VOCABULARY 2 VOCABULARY single double bar reception ground floor a grey orange pink brown 2 CHECKING IN That’s right Just a second… Can you sign here, please? Thank you 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH about problem that business perfect time English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key b Across: expensive poor 11 good 12 hot 13 strong 14 dirty Down: safe difficult near empty big old 10 wrong 13 short c D A C F E d old very old is very tall is quite short is quite tall is very fat is quite fat is very thin © Oxford University Press 3 PRONUNCIATION 5 LISTENING clean jeans a fat man a dark car a long song a small door a good book blue shoes H R A H A R 4 READING F F T F T F 5 LISTENING A 2 B 3 C 1 D 5 E 3B 1 VOCABULARY a Across: architect vet shop assistant 10 dentist Down: flight attendant factory worker chef model soldier 2C 1 GRAMMAR a journalist 2 a nurse 3 a policeman c -er -or -er -or -er d an for unemployed a retired in b E F D C A e shirt tie skirt top trousers 2 VOCABULARY 2 GRAMMAR I’m cold. I’m happy. I’m worried I’m hungry. I’m bored. I’m hot I’m tired. I’m sad. 10 I’m thirsty 11 I’m stressed a Do Does Do Does Does Does Do Does 10 Do c /æ/ fat, happy, have, matter, sad /ʌ/ hungry, Monday, one, ugly, worried, young 4 READING a B Is your car ready? C Make sure everything is in the car D Keep awake! E Have fun! 5 LISTENING b a c a b economics German a newspaper sorry glasses exercise animals a new car 10 an umbrella 2 GRAMMAR a doesn’t rain live changes doesn’t cook doesn’t wear don’t have need makes 10 don’t b doesn’t wear drink doesn’t do don’t play doesn’t eat wears does c don’t go has doesn’t work rains live doesn’t speak study don’t 3 PRONUNCIATION b do Is do Are does Is does b C A B 5 LISTENING a yes b F F T T F Practical English Coffee to take away 1 VOCABULARY It’s five past ten It’s five o’clock. It’s twenty to three It’s quarter past six It’s twenty to twelve It’s twenty-five past eight It’s ten to one 2 BUYING A COFFEE 3 PRONUNCIATION A Regular or large? B Large, please A To have here or take away? B To take away A Anything else? B No thanks How much is that? A That’s £3.65, please 10 B Sorry, how much? 11 A £3.65 Thank you And your change 12 B Thanks a administrator 2 architect 3 dentist footballer 5 hairdresser 6 model musician 8 pilot policeman 10 soldier c nurse, journalist, service, thirsty, worker 4 LISTENING a vet b Do you have Do you speak Do you wear Do you travel Do you earn Do you work 3C 1 GRAMMAR a 10 What you at the weekend? What kind of books you read? Do you want another drink? Are you a flight attendant? Where you live in Bristol? Who is your favourite writer? How old are you? Do you have an iPad? Is your salad nice? b Do you live Do you have Is she Where you Do you like a S D D S S D D 10 S 2 VOCABULARY c watches finishes uses kisses changes What Where When Which What kind How many Who Why 4 READING 3 PRONUNCIATION a D A B C a no c g f e d b h a 3A 1 VOCABULARY 4 READING b drive earn wear speak travel work have earn 10 work a close don’t worry don’t speak slow Come don’t park Don’t drink turn 3 PRONUNCIATION c A What you do? B I’m a doctor A Where you work? B I work in a hospital 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH first time to drink to you a seat 4 READING a D B E / A A C 4A VOCABULARY a father aunt husband sister son niece cousin b niece aunt grandmother cousin nephew GRAMMAR a My boyfriend’s car is German His girlfriend’s mum is Polish Do you know Sandra’s brother? We live with my wife’s parents Their son’s friend earns a lot of money Is Adam’s job dangerous? Susan’s uniform is very ugly a d f a b g e c English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press b That is my parents’ car I think this is that woman’s pen They drink tea in the Teachers’ Room Do you know Barbara’s sister? My grandparents’ house is in Ireland James’ wife is Russian c A B B A A B d Whose Who’s Who’s Whose Who’s Whose 10 11 12 He goes home He goes to bed He sleeps for eight hours He gets up He has breakfast He goes to the gym He has a shower He watches TV or check his emails He has dinner READING a son-in-law b Rachel Tony Carlo Natasha Tim Daniel Daisy 5 LISTENING She shows four photos F T F F T F T 4B 1 GRAMMAR 4C GRAMMAR a is always sometimes does often eats is never sometimes sleeps is often never does hardly ever eats 10 is always b Mike sometimes rides his motorbike to work My girlfriend is never late I see my grandparents every weekend Ellis drinks coffee three times a day I’m always hungry We study English twice a week 2 VOCABULARY a 60 12 7 60 4 24 31 52 a in: the winter, the afternoon, 1984 on: Monday, Saturday evening, 21st August at: night, the weekend, Christmas b twice once never three times every hardly ever every b in at at in on at at to 10 in 3 PRONUNCIATION c in at to on in at at In on 10 in 2 VOCABULARY a have a shower have breakfast go to work go home go shopping b get have have have go go get go 10 go 11 have 12 get 13 go 14 go 15 go 16 have 17 have 18 go c e d b a c a c h b g a d f hour 4 READING a She is a 94-year-old accountant b F T F T F F T 5 LISTENING a Marge b F T T F F F T 3 PRONUNCIATION a You get up late I have a shower We check emails He does exercise She goes home early They have lunch at work c 1 I wake up at six 2 I have a coffee I go to work by bus 4 I the housework I have a pizza for dinner 6 I go to bed at midnight 4 LISTENING a He’s a taxi driver 2 Yes From p.m to about a.m b He has a hamburger or a pizza. He finishes work b /æ/: can, fat, have, stamp /ɑː/: can’t, class, dance, start 4 LISTENING b a c b c 5B PRONUNCIATION a b d a c 3 PRONUNCIATION 5A 1 GRAMMAR a She can paint. He can’t swim. He can cook. She can’t take photos b Can, paint Can, swim Can, cook Can, take photos 1 VOCABULARY barks cries have talk argue play have play GRAMMAR a Sarah’s friends are staying with her this week We aren’t having a party tonight I’m drinking a cup of coffee in the kitchen Why is George looking for a job? They aren’t jogging because it’s too cold today / They aren’t jogging today because it’s too cold Are you using the computer? Is Adam playing football in the park? b I’m making Are they arguing they’re not shouting they’re watching He’s not having He’s listening I’m looking for c ’re arguing are playing football ’s listening to music ’s crying ’s barking ’s playing the guitar ’s singing PRONUNCIATION b pink long uncle drink Hungary young think 4 LISTENING Speaker B, Speaker C, Speaker F, Speaker E 5C 1 GRAMMAR a I’m having dinner they usually go He travels does your girlfriend Are you working It closes Is it raining c b d e a f b ’re arguing ’m learning ’s teaching do, go goes out isn’t shining Are, using, want loves, doesn’t d can’t talk / speak can see can’t turn right 2 VOCABULARY 2 VOCABULARY a Across: remember wait paint use 12 dance 14 take a spring, summer, autumn b windy cloudy raining foggy sunny cold snowing Down: meet see swim give 10 sing 11 tell 12 drive 13 draw b play help buy run hear talk look for English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press PRONUNCIATION a 1 Buckingham Palace Westminster Abbey Oxford Street 4 St Paul’s Cathedral Piccadilly Circus Leicester Square Houses of Parliament 8 Trafalgar Square 4 READING T F F T T T F F 5 LISTENING A 2 B 5 C 8 E 3 F 4 G 6 H Practical English In a clothes shop 1 VOCABULARY a shirt a skirt shoes a sweater jeans a T-shirt trousers 2 BUYING CLOTHES help size large are changing Thank much 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 6B 1 GRAMMAR a verb + -ing: drawing, finding, waiting e + -ing: coming, having, giving, taking double consonant + -ing: getting, running, stopping, swimming b loves dancing doesn’t mind doing, hates doing likes driving, doesn’t like driving doesn’t mind sitting, likes sitting loves swimming, doesn’t like swimming doesn’t like watching, loves watching 2 VOCABULARY a July, August March, April autumn, winter third, fourth eighth, ninth twentieth, twenty-first b Halloween: 31/10, the thirty-first of October New Year’s Day: 1/1, the first of January US Independence Day: 4/7, the fourth of July Valentine’s Day: 14/2, the fourteenth of February 3 PRONUNCIATION a 2 February 4 April July 8 August September 10 October 11 November 12 December 3 PRONUNCIATION a umbrella journalist nurse lunch summer 4 LISTENING b c a a b 7A 1 GRAMMAR a was Was wasn’t was was was wasn’t b 10 Was Charles Dickens a novelist? Yes, he was Were The Beatles from the USA? No, they weren’t Was Lord Byron a politician? No, he wasn’t Was Isaac Newton a composer? No, he wasn’t Was Bono born in Ireland? Yes, he was Was Amy Winehouse a singer? Yes, she was Were J R R Tolkien and C S Lewis painters? No, they weren’t Was Michael Jackson born in Britain? No, he wasn’t f c h g e b a 4 READING 4 READING D B A, D A B c Is, isn’t, was, ’s are, were is, was, were was, was a B 4 C 2 D 5 LISTENING 2 VOCABULARY a Speaker winter, Speaker summer, Speaker autumn, Speaker spring a & b a writer a policeman / policewoman a composer a musician a painter a businessman / businesswoman an actor / actress a scientist 10 a sailor 6A b Speaker B, Speaker D, Speaker A, Speaker C 1 GRAMMAR a Subject pronouns: you, it, you Object pronouns: him, her, us, them b me it her you them us it them 10 him c her he him them they her she 2 VOCABULARY It’s answer this Press wrong message 3 PRONUNCIATION b nice this me these it niece 4 READING Katherine is Paul’s sister Louise suggests that Sally puts on her red skirt, goes to the party, and forgets Andrew Paul doesn’t know his phone number because he never calls it His mum tells him what his number is 5 LISTENING 6C 1 GRAMMAR a do isn’t don’t ’re not / aren’t Does is doesn’t don’t 10 Are b 10 Does Adam sing karaoke? Is she singing in the shower? Is that guitar expensive? Do they go to a lot of musicals? Am I waiting in the right place? Does Kathy like reggae? Do you go dancing at the weekend? Does he listen to classical music when he’s stressed? Are they in an orchestra? 2 VOCABULARY a rock hip hop heavy metal blues classical music Latin reggae jazz b fan club download music channels online lyrics karaoke concert d was an actor was a scientist was a musician were inventors was a writer was a businessman were artists 4 LISTENING a Diana, Princess of Wales Charles Darwin William Shakespeare Isambard Kingdom Brunel Winston Churchill b F F T T F T F 7B 1 GRAMMAR a listened, didn’t listen studied, didn’t study watched, didn’t watch booked, didn’t book downloaded, didn’t download worked, didn’t work played, didn’t play b b a a b b a b English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press b What time did the match finish? Did you like your birthday presents? What did your brother study at university? Did your parents arrive late? Where did your friends live in Germany? Did you cry at the end of the film? What time did Sandra arrive at work yesterday? c When did Michael Jackson die? 2009 When did Facebook start? 2004 When did Princess Diana die? 1997 When did the first tourist travel into space? 2001 When did iPhones first appear? 2007 When did Tim Berners-Lee create the World Wide Web? 1990 2 VOCABULARY 10 I chatted to my friends for an hour last night My girlfriend finished university two years ago They travelled abroad last month Did you call me yesterday morning? It stopped raining two hours ago My brother worked in Greece last July We watched that film two weeks ago David booked the tickets yesterday afternoon Steve was born in 1990 I played golf the day before yesterday 3 PRONUNCIATION a wanted painted waited chatted started decided 4 READING 2 VOCABULARY 3 PRONUNCIATION a for a walk a good time a car 18 years shopping a said lost had bought drove could learnt b got had went got had went had went 10 had 11 went 12 had 4 LISTENING 3 PRONUNCIATION b a b c a b a D S D S D D S 4 LISTENING a She went to a concert by her favourite band b 14th February two friends 3 Manchester the night before In a very old pub in the city centre Yes The band played all their favourite songs, and they danced and sang for about two hours a curry o’clock in the morning Practical English Getting lost 1 VOCABULARY a Solving a murder 8B 1 GRAMMAR a there’s a Is there a there isn’t there’s a are there There are Is there a there is 10 Are there any 11 there are some b Are there any carpets downstairs? There are some CDs on the shelf Are there any glasses in the cupboard? There aren’t any files in the study c it isn’t There are they aren’t There’s There isn’t there’s there’s there’s 10 They are 2 VOCABULARY straight on right past corner opposite bridge traffic lights a Across: mirror, bed, shelf, fridge, 10 stairs 2 ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS Down: carpet, cooker, armchair, fireplace, shower, light Where’s Sorry near exactly tell way say miss b bathroom dining room study garage kitchen living room bedroom garden a 2 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH b 19 Carlsbad, California by plane Carlsbad, New Mexico 30 minutes before her match Roberta Vinci No would there could meet nice Maybe course 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 READING b carpet, mirror, cupboard, balcony, cooker, sofa, armchair, garage, ceiling 5 LISTENING a by plane by car (and taxi) by train and car by bus and taxi b T F F T c scenic confusing economical standard flexible frequent 8A 1 GRAMMAR a 10 Max saw his friends after work last night Emily lost her keys yesterday We didn’t have dinner at home last night They left work at 5.30 yesterday Alex didn’t get up early yesterday morning My girlfriend felt ill yesterday Helen didn’t go out during the week last week I didn’t wear glasses yesterday Lucy couldn’t come to my party last year b Was it did you go did you wear did you get Did you get you have Was c 1 carpet 2 mirror 3 cupboard 4 balcony cooker 6 sofa 7 armchair 8 garage ceiling 4 LISTENING b C D B A 7C a dear stairs we’re hair 1 GRAMMAR a parked was were looked saw couldn’t opened didn’t run 10 went 11 found 12 didn’t want 13 took b did you see did you go Did she like did, finish did you do did you leave Did you go Did you get 10 did you go 2 VOCABULARY a come, came drink, drank drive, drove give, gave know, knew put, put sit, sat swim, swam 10 wake (up), woke (up) 11 win, won 12 write, wrote b thought found met bought lost broke took could 10 made English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key a 1, 6, b F F T T T F T 8C 1 GRAMMAR a were wasn’t was were was was weren’t were b there wasn’t there weren’t Was there there wasn’t there wasn’t Was there there weren’t Were there 10 there were 2 VOCABULARY next to opposite behind under out of in front of from, to over 10 up © Oxford University Press 3 PRONUNCIATION a cupboard white 4 know autumn walk builder 8 wrong c There was a lamp on the table 2 There wasn’t a bath in the bathroom Was there a mirror in the bedroom? There were some books on the shelf 5 There weren’t any cupboards in the kitchen Were there any plants in the study? 4 READING T F T F 5 LISTENING a Costa Rica, Sweden, Germany, Fiji b D C B A 9B 1 GRAMMAR a How much, puts a lot of sugar in his tea How many, doesn’t eat many biscuits How many, buys quite a lot of sweets How much, doesn’t much exercise How many, doesn’t drink any (cups of) coffee b How many calories are there in a banana? How many oranges are there in a carton of orange juice? How much salt is there in a bowl of cereal? How many eggs are there in a box? How much jam is there in a jar? 2 VOCABULARY a box carton tin packet can bottle 9A 1 GRAMMAR a a some some some an a some some 10 some b aren’t any strawberries in our garden had an egg for breakfast ’s some sugar in my tea ate some snacks yesterday were some sandwiches in the kitchen didn’t buy a pineapple at the supermarket wasn’t any bread in the cupboard c some some any an any any some a 10 a 11 any 12 some 2 VOCABULARY a Across: toast, chicken, cake, jam, 11 cereal Down: steak, rice, chips, coffee, 10 milk b Vegetables: carrots, mushrooms, onions, peas, potatoes Snacks: biscuits, chocolate, crisps, sandwiches, sweets Fruit: bananas, oranges, pineapple, strawberries 3 PRONUNCIATION b carton jar packet bottle tin box 3 PRONUNCIATION a sugar salt shopping centre 4 LISTENING a rice peas eggs cheese biscuits b energy vitamins grow teeth once, twice 9C a cheaper, colder, higher sadder, wetter, thinner drier, dirtier, hungrier more beautiful, more difficult, more comfortable further, better b are bigger than lions is drier than Ireland is shorter than January is cheaper than a laptop are worse than Fridays is colder than a cooker is harder than Italian 2 VOCABULARY 4 READING a 104 596 2,660 8,905 12,750 543, 830 1,315,000 35,460,000 b T F T T F F 5 LISTENING a Speaker beef Speaker chicken Speaker fish Speaker pork b D C A B a /iː/ cheaper, easier /ɔː/ shorter, taller /ɜː/ dirtier, worse /e/ healthier /əʊ/ colder, slower /aɪ/ drier, higher c 1 A pencil is cheaper than a pen June is shorter than July 3 The kitchen is dirtier than the living room 4 An apple is healthier than a biscuit Switzerland is colder than France Everest is higher than Kilimanjaro 4 READING a F T F T 5 LISTENING F T F T T Practical English At a restaurant 1 VOCABULARY AND READING a Grilled vegetables with low-fat cheese Mushroom risotto with parmesan cheese 3 yes 4 two 5 no 2 ORDERING A MEAL table way order I’d like Some Still 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH a e f b d 1 GRAMMAR a breakfast ice cream eat a Roast camel Ice lollies Coconut water 3 PRONUNCIATION b one hundred and twenty-five eight hundred and ninety-five four thousand, five hundred twelve thousand, four hundred and seventy thirty-three thousand, nine hundred and thirty five hundred and seventy-five thousand, six hundred six million, two hundred and fifty thousand thirty-four million, eight hundred thousand, two hundred and sixty-five English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key 10A 1 GRAMMAR a Comparatives: higher, more expensive, drier, more dangerous, hotter, more beautiful, more interesting, better, worse Superlatives: the highest, the most expensive, the driest, the most dangerous, the hottest, the most beautiful, the most interesting, the best, the worst b What’s the biggest ocean in the world? What’s the largest country in the world? What’s the most populated city in the world? What’s the wettest place in the world? What’s the driest desert in the world? What’s the most common native language in the world? What’s the coldest place in the world? c b c b a c a c 2 VOCABULARY a art gallery railway station post office police station department store car park town hall b mosque museum hospital theatre bridge chemist’s square church market 10 temple 11 castle The hidden words is supermarket © Oxford University Press 4 LISTENING a Superlative Sights b largest 3.6 Venezuela 828 600 Moscow 400 5 READING a F T F T F F 10C 1 GRAMMAR 1 GRAMMAR a She’s going to change He’s going to buy She’s going to have He’s going to listen She’s going to read She’s going to take He’s going to lose a to ride to spend to stop to visit to download to cook to become 2 VOCABULARY b meet travel get have fall become get get 10 move 2 VOCABULARY b B A B B B A A 10B 1 GRAMMAR a He isn’t going to stay in a hotel They’re going to show me the city We’re going to have a good time When is she going to go home? I’m not going to see the sights b ’re going to show ’re going to have Are you going to stay ’re not going to visit Are they going to see ’s going to meet ’s not going to go c 10 11 12 ’m going to travel are you going to stay ’m not going to sleep Are you going to travel ’s going to drive ’re going to spend ’re going to dance ’m going to meet are you going to visit are going to show ’m going to have 2 VOCABULARY a GO: by train, for a week, on holiday HAVE: a good time, nice meals SEE: the sights, somebody SHOW: somebody around your town STAY: for a week in a hotel, with a friend b stay show see have go stay stay have 10 go 3 PRONUNCIATION How, going, get 2 where, going, stay going, stay, week 4 going, sights aren’t, go, car 6 not, stay, hotel 3 PRONUNCIATION a 3 ✓ 4 ✓ 5 ✗ 6 ✗ 4 READING a A 3 B 4 C 2 D b F 2T T F 5 LISTENING 3 PRONUNCIATION a 1 Would, like, drive, sports, Yes, love, why love, cars, love, driving Would, like, ride, horse, No, wouldn’t, not, don’t, horses want, learn, cook Yes, need, why, want, live, own 4 LISTENING a buy a motorbike go to Australia go to a concert b F F F T F T 11A 1 GRAMMAR 6 READING Y J G K a carefully politely well hard healthily beautifully b really easy quickly quiet incredible bad slowly well 10 unhealthily 11 really 2 VOCABULARY hard healthily perfectly easily quietly well incredibly 3 PRONUNCIATION a 1 beautifully 2 carefully 3 casually dangerously 5 fashionably incredibly perfectly politely unhealthily Adverbs 6, 8, and are not stressed on the first syllable 4 READING a C D A B b Speaker C, Speaker D, Speaker B, Speaker A 5 LISTENING V V A R H g h c a e b d b T T F T F F a one 5 READING Would you like to climb a mountain? We’d like to get up earlier I’d like to learn to fly a plane She wouldn’t like to make a short film Would they like to get married? a no b impressions culture expect architecture atmosphere hospitality socializing fascinating 4 LISTENING 11B Because a lot of people go to the country to spend time with their families Under the street They are little shops, and often cheaper Before work, at the weekend, or sometimes to have business meetings 5 trees a) fewer than 250,000 b) 15,000 Music, paintings, drawings, books, and their own clothes English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key 11C 1 GRAMMAR a I’m an engineer. In the fridge An identity card. Twice a week I like dogs. By train. On the internet b – – – – – – – the 10 – 11 the 12 an 13 a 14 A 15 – 2 VOCABULARY skype online log in download attachment search for google upload 3 PRONUNCIATION a 1 email, network, website 2 address, online, results document, internet, username 4 attachment, computer, directions 4 READING a 1991 b The Americans opened an agency to develop new technology The agency developed a network to connect computers The network changed its name to the internet Tim Berners-Lee developed a new computer language Berners-Lee and a colleague used the new language to write a new programme They put the new language on the internet The World Wide Web made the internet available to all computer users © Oxford University Press 5 LISTENING a uses a social network, plays games, does a job, talks to family and friends b Speaker C, Speaker D, Speaker B, Speaker A Practical English Going home 1 VOCABULARY rank tip check departure gate station ticket platform 10 coach 11 stop 12 driver 2 GETTING TO THE AIRPORT To St Pancras station Now, please How much is it? And could I have a receipt? Could I have a ticket to Luton Airport, please? Single, please Standard, please English File Third Edition Elementary Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press