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UNIT Name & Address Grammar Regular plural nouns Down Underline the correct word to complete the sentences Two coffee / coffees, please Madrid and Tokyo are citys / cities The taxis / taxies are yellow Two book / books Three red busies / buses Grammar What’s Put the words in the correct order to make questions name? your What’s Vocabulary 1B Common English words (2) Match words 1–4 to pictures a–d address? What’s your 2 What’s postcode your? bank café hotel bus number? your phone What’s Vocabulary 1A Common English words (1) a Complete the puzzle b c d Vocabulary Numbers 1–10 Across Put the numbers in the correct order eight    five    four    nine    one    seven    six    ten three    two 5 10 Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit 1 UNIT Name & Address Vocabulary Review Pronunciation Word stress Underline the different word in each group Listen and put the words in the box in the correct column ten     taxi     two camera     phone     six café     four     nine passport     coffee     five book     seven     bus city     eight     one café     bus     camera     hello     coffee     hotel     phone café Functional language Meeting people Complete the sentences with the words in the box Listening Meeting people Hello    I’m    Steve    meet    Nice    Nice to Hi, Hello , I’m Tom you Pam to meet you I’m Liz Listen and underline the correct words Conversation 1 Hi, I’m Josie / Sophie / Lucy I’m from Lyon / Rome / Rouen Conversation Functional language 2A How are you? Complete the conversations with the words in the box And you?    bad    Great    How are you? Hi, I’m Bobby / Robbie / Robby I’m from Dundee / Dandy / Dundii Listening Postcodes Listen and underline the correct postcode A: B: A: How are you? (1) Not (2) And you? ! A: B: A: (3) Fine thanks (4) OK ? NT9 5GB  /  MT9 5GB  /  MT9 5EB PR3 9IE  /  BR3 9IE  /  PR3 9ID JS4 77X  /  JS4 7XX  /  JF4 77X AM2 8CH  /  AN2 8SH  /  AN2 8CH UU1 6DD  /  WL1 6DD  /  WL1 6BB ? Functional language 2B Meeting people & How are you? Match words 1–5 to a–e to make phrases Not Fine a you? b to meet you And Nice I’m c thanks Rob e bad d Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Name & Address Reading Phone numbers Put the letters in the correct order to spell words from the text 1 Read Phone Numbers Answer the questions What’s the international telephone code for Australia? What is the area code for London? What’s the phone number for the police in the US? nophe alid reaa deco blimoe remnub Complete the sentences with the words and numbers in the box 011    44    07    area    international    Manchester Read the text again Are the sentences true (T ) or false (F )? You dial 0207 and seven numbers to phone a person in London Mobile phone numbers in the UK have seven numbers The international code for the UK is 0207 The international code for the US is To phone the police in the UK you phone 999 T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F In the UK home phone numbers are seven numbers and an code The area code for is 0161 UK mobile phone numbers start with Countries have an code For the UK it’s 44 To phone the UK from the US you dial Phone numbers In the UK a home phone number is seven numbers and an area code The area code for London is 0207, for Manchester it’s 0161 and for Bristol it’s 0117 Mobile phone numbers in the UK start with 07 and are 11 numbers in total Countries have international codes The international code for Australia is 61, for the UK it’s 44 and for the US it’s To phone the US from the UK you dial 001 and then the number To phone the UK from the US you dial 011 44 In the UK you dial 999 for the police, but in the US the number is 911 Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Name & Address Writing Completing a form Read the text and complete the form My name is Carmen Rodriguez I’m from Madrid in Spain My address is 65B Calle Portugal, Madrid The postcode is 28011 My phone number is 91 347 3162 Reading Read the form Match questions 1–4 to information a–d a b c d What’s his address? What’s his name? What’s his phone number? What’s his postcode? Immigration card Surname: Rodriguez Amir Rafiq 34 High Street, East Ham, London E6 8HG 020 4431 112 First name: Passport number: (1) 8867644 Nationality: Flight number: Spanish IB 3168 Address: (2) Postcode: (3) Amir Rafiq Address: 34 High Street, East Ham, London Postcode: E6 8HG Phone: 020 4431 112 Name: Writing Complete this form with your information The Royal Hotel Surname: First name: Address: Postcode: Phone number: Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Grammar Subject pronouns, be Complete the sentences with the words in the box Grammar Subject pronouns & possessive adjectives Underline the correct words I    He    She    We    They    You Boris is from Germany ’s German My name’s Paula ’m from Brazil Ralf and Petra aren’t from France aren’t French Susan is English ’s from Manchester ’re from Germany I’m Monica and this is Alain ’re Canadian Grammar yes/no questions Are you married? No, Is he Japanese? Yes, Are they Italian? Yes, Is she a student? No, Are you from Germany? Yes, Is she from New York? Yes, Are they students? No, Is he married? No, a b c d e f g h she is I am he isn’t they are I’m not they aren’t she isn’t he is Complete the conversation with the words in the box are    are    I’m    is    not    we    you B: A: B: C: B: C: Vocabulary 1A Countries and nationalities (1) Grammar Subject pronouns & yes/no questions A: Write the nationalities Match questions 1–8 to answers a–h Are you / your a student? Yes I / my am This is we / our address We / Our are Polish This is I / my teacher What’s you / your phone number? 10 Country America France Poland Japan Italy England Portugal Egypt Spain Brazil Nationality American Vocabulary 1B Countries and nationalities (2) Underline the correct words Hi, my name’s Oleg Hi Oleg Where (1) you from? (2) from Russia This (3) Maria Hi, Maria Are (4) Russian? No, I’m (5) I’m from Argentina (6) you married? No, (7) aren’t Anna is from Poland / Polish My girlfriend is Brazil / Brazilian Are you from France / French? Noriko is from Japan / Japanese They’re from Madrid They’re Spain / Spanish Is she from Germany / German? Four of the students are China / Chinese Fatima is from Egypt / Egyptian Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Vocabulary Numbers 11–20 Listening Me & You Write the numbers as words a b c d e 16 12 19 14 17 f g h i j Listen Are the sentences true (T ) or false (F )? 15 20 13 18 11 Vocabulary Review Underline the different word in each group China    French    Japanese twelve    Spanish    sixteen Egyptian    Russian    Germany Portuguese    eleven    Brazilian Brazilian    Italian    Japanese 20    17    13 Michael is from Germany He isn’t a student Bethany is French Marco is from Spain The other students come from Russia and Japan Hitomi is from Tokyo The teacher’s name is Julia She’s English T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F T/F Listening Introductions Listen and underline the correct words Pronunciation Intonation of yes/no questions Listen Does the intonation go up or down at the end of the sentences? Tick (✔) up or down up down Are you a student? Yes, I am Is he from Japan? No, he isn’t Are you Italian? No, we aren’t Is she married? Yes, she is The man’s name is Ronny / Tony He’s from China / Japan He is / isn’t a student The woman’s name is Beata / Barbara She’s Polish / Russian She is a student / married Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit 2 UNIT Me & You Reading Four men from around the world Complete the sentences with the correct form of be 1 Read Four men from around the world Match the names to the nationalities Aleksi Emre Honghui Luis a Chinese b Portuguese c Russian d Turkish Luis He Luis and Emre They Aleksi Honghui married from Portugal students married a student married Four men from around the world Read the texts again and answer the questions Is Aleksi a student? Are Honghui and Aleksi married? Is Luis from Portugal? Is Emre a doctor? My name’s Luis I’m a student from Portugal I’m not married Are Luis and Emre married? I’m Honghui I’m a student from Beijing in China I’m married Is Aleksi from St Petersburg? Is Honghui a student? Put the conversation in the correct order a b c d e f Hi, I’m Carola You too Where are you from, Carola? Nice to meet you, Emre I’m from Ankara in Turkey I’m Turkish I’m Brazilian I’m from Rio de Janeiro And you? Hi Carola, I’m Emre My name’s Aleksi from St Petersburg in Russia I’m a doctor and I’m married I’m Emre from Turkey I’m a student and I’m not married Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Writing About you Put the words in the box in the correct column Brazil    Chinese    doctor    Egyptian    French    Reading Germany    Japan    Korea    police officer    Polish    Read the text and answer the questions teacher Countries My name’s Eva and I’m from Budapest It’s the capital city of Hungary, so I’m Hungarian I’m an English student I’m not married Nationalities Jobs Preparing to write Answer the questions about you What’s your name? Where are you from? What’s your nationality? What’s her name? Are you married? Where is she from? What’s her nationality? Is she a student? Is she married? Language focus Complete the sentences with am, are or is My name I Rome I No, I Antonio from Rome, Italy the capital city a student you married? not Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Writing Useful phrases Write a paragraph about you • My name’s … • I’m from … • I’m … Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Them & Us Grammar 1A Possessive adjectives (1) Grammar Review Underline the correct words Complete the conversation with the words in the box Hi, I’m Melissa and this is (1) I / my sister, June, and (2) she / her husband (3) He / His name is Richard and (4) he’s / his from New Zealand (5) They / Their have two children (6) They / Their names are Ellen and Rachel Ellen is ten and (7) she / her sister is six name is Ana This is her brother name is Janusz is married wife’s name is Ewa have two children names are Danuta and Marek Grammar Questions with be No, she Yes, they Yes, he No, they A: B: A: B: A: This is a photo of my family They look nice Yes, (1) are This is my brother What’s (2) name? Jens (3) he married? Yes, (4) is His wife’s name is Petra Is (5) German? No, she (6) She’s from the Czech Republic They have two children Wow! What are (7) names? Otto and Henrik Vocabulary Families (1) Complete the phrases Write the correct word to complete the questions and short answers A: B: name is Edward This is my wife is from Poland B: A: Complete the sentences with the correct possessive adjective (my, your, his, etc) or a subject pronoun (I, you, he, etc) A: B: Grammar 1B Possessive adjectives (2) he    his    Is    isn’t    she    their    they husband and w parents and c f son and d b and mother and sister your wife French? they students? he your brother? they in London? Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit Answer Key Unit Answers Grammar 1 coffees   cities   taxis   books   5 buses Grammar 1 What’s your name? 2 What’s your address? 3 What’s your postcode? 4 What’s your phone number? Vocabulary 1A Across 4 passport 5 coffee 6 taxi Down 1 phone 2 camera 3 book Vocabulary 1B 1 d   c   b   a Vocabulary Listening Postcodes 1 MT9 5GB   PR3 9IE   JS4 77X   4 AN2 8CH   WL1 6DD Reading 1 61   020   911 1 T   F   F   T   T 1 phone   dial   area code   mobile   5 number 1 area   Manchester   07   4 international   011 44 Writing 1 b   a   d   c 1 Carmen 2 65B Calle Portugal, Madrid 3 28011 The student’s own answers one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten Vocabulary 1 taxi   six   café   five   seven   6 city Functional language 1 Hello   meet   I’m   Nice   Steve Functional language 2A 1 bad 2 Great 3 How are you? 4 And you? Functional language 2B 1 e   c   a   b   d Pronunciation    bus, phone    café, camera, coffee    hello, hotel Listening 1 Sophie   Rouen 3 Robbie   Dundee Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Reading 1 are   I’m   is   you   not   6 Are   we 1 c   d   a   b 1 No, he isn’t.   Yes, they are.   3 Yes, he is.   No, he isn’t.   5 No, they aren’t.   Yes, he is.   7 Yes he is 1 a   f   c   b   e   d 1 isn’t   is   are   aren’t   isn’t   is Grammar Writing 1 you   I   our   We   my   your 1 Eva   Budapest, Hungary   3 Hungarian   Yes, she is.   5 No, she isn’t 1 is   am   is   am   Are   am Countries: Brazil, Germany, Japan, Korea Nationalities: Chinese, Egyptian, French, Polish Jobs: doctor, police officer, teacher The student’s own answers Grammar 1 He   I   They   She   You   We Grammar 1 e   h   d   g   b   a   f   c Grammar Vocabulary 1A 1 American   French   Polish   4 Japanese   Italian   English   7 Portuguese   Egyptian   9 Spanish   10 Brazilian Vocabulary 1B 1 Poland   Brazilian   France   4 Japan   Spanish   Germany   7 Chinese   Egypt Vocabulary a sixteen   b twelve   c nineteen   d fourteen   e seventeen   f fifteen   g twenty   h thirteen   i eighteen   j eleven Vocabulary 3   1 China   Spanish   Germany   4 eleven   Japanese   20 Pronunciation Up – 1, 3, 5, Down – 2, 4, 6, Listening 1 T   F   T   F   F   F   T   F Listening 1 Tony   China   is   Beata   5 Polish   married Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Listening Grammar 1A 1 is   Michael   South Africa   Adam 5 aren’t 1 my   her   His   he’s   They   6 Their   her Reading Grammar 1B 1 My   She   Her   His   He   6 His   They   Their Grammar 1 Is   isn’t   Are   are   Is   is   7 Are   aren’t Grammar 1 they   his   Is   he   she   6 isn’t   their   Vocabulary 1 wife   children   father   4 daughter   brother Vocabulary 1 parents   father   brother   4 sisters   mother   sister   aunt   8 husband   children   10 cousins Vocabulary 1 T   F   F   T   T   F   T Vocabulary Picture – text B (Jens) and picture – text A (Rani) 1 Arun   Yes, she is.   Geeta   4 No, she isn’t.   Ashraf 1 Gerde   Jens / Anka   3 Anka / Jens   Kerstin   Stephie 1 uncle   sister   nephew   4 husband   wife Writing 1 family   daughter   wife   uncle   5 brother   mother 4 uncle 1 Eva’s mother   Yes, he is.   3 No, she isn’t.   Petra   Yes, she is.   6 Canadian   Eva’s niece The student’s own answers The student’s own answers Male: father, nephew, brother-in-law, uncle, son Female: grandmother, aunt, niece, daughter, wife Male or female: parents, cousins, children Functional language 1 Andre, this is Hans 2 He’s from Germany 3 Nice to meet you 4 John, this is my sister Emily 5 Her husband’s from Egypt Pronunciation 1 brother and sister 2 aunt and uncle 3 husband and wife 4 son and daughter 5 mother and father 6 parents and children Listening 1 5   8   3   6   Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Grammar 1A 1 is   Are   are   Is   a   any   7 are   a Pronunciation 1 a   a   a   a   a Listening 1 F   F   T   T   F   F   T Grammar 1B Listening 1 is   are   is   Are   are   Is   is 1 c   e   f   b   d   a Grammar Reading 1 Are there any shops? 2 There is a small café 3 There are three bookshops 4 Is there a cinema? 5 There is a new supermarket 6 Are there any expensive restaurants? 7 There is a big car park Picture 1 small and old   2 friendly   3 There are about twenty shops There are two banks 4 No, there isn’t.   5 big   6 Yes, there are 1 b   e   a   d   c Places: restaurant, café, shop, supermarket Things: sandwiches, newspapers, magazines, bread, milk Vocabulary 1A a 31   b 40   c 66   d 89   e 25   f 70   g 55   h 20 Vocabulary 1B a ninety   b sixty-seven   c thirty-five   d twenty-four   e eighty-one   f twenty   g forty-four   h seventy-seven Vocabulary 1 It’s £39.50 2 That’s £69 3 It’s £82.30 4 That’s £50.39 5 It’s £9.60 6 That’s £21.40 7 It’s £41.20 8 That’s £28.30 Vocabulary 3A Across 2 old 4 boring 5 cheap 6 small Down 1 bad 2 open 3 friendly Writing small, friendly, expensive, good 1 F   F   F   T   F 1 unfriendly   expensive   3 interesting, boring   cheap   new   6 big 4/5 The student’s own answers Vocabulary 3B 1 good   big   unfriendly   closed   5 expensive   new   interesting Functional language b 1   d 2   e 3   c 4   f 5   a Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Reading Grammar B J S W I M M I N G 1 isn’t   aren’t   isn’t   aren’t   5 aren’t   aren’t R U N N I N G B R I G D A E V O G O L F Grammar I O S H G S E D I O 1 Do   don’t   like   do   Do   6 Yes   No E B T I O K P L Y O Y W E C R I C K E T Grammar M S N U Q I J S Z B 1 Yes, I 2 I like playing golf 3 No, I don’t 4 Yes, I 5 I like Chinese food D A N C I N G E O A O X I F L G I R A L B A S K E T B A L L Grammar 1 b   a   a   b   a   b   b Vocabulary 1 outdoors   unemployed   office   4 restaurant   student   school   7 retired Vocabulary 2A 1 golf   judo   dancing   tennis   5 American football   motorbike racing Vocabulary 2B Sports with a ball: American football, basketball, cricket, golf, tennis Sports – no ball: motorbike racing, judo, running, ski-jumping, swimming Vocabulary 1 retired   judo   football   4 unemployed   swimming   student 1 F   F   F   F   F   T 1 like   don’t   are   What   5 favourite   Writing Favourite … sport music food Maria tennis classical Chinese George football opera Italian 1 Maria’s   big   cheap   4 favourite   fun   George’s 1 My favourite food is Indian 2 I like tennis 3 My favourite type of music is Italian 4 My favourite restaurant is expensive 5 What’s your favourite film? The student’s own answers Pronunciation a 4   b 3   c 5   d 3   e 4   f Listening 1 Greg   Sonya   Greg   Sonya’s   5 Greg’s   Sonya   Greg Listening Speaker e Speaker b Speaker c Speaker a Speaker d Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Grammar 1A 1 have   starts   go   goes   5 have   finishes   goes   have Grammar 1B 1 have   start   finish   go   has   6 goes   starts   finishes Grammar Present simple negative 1 don’t have 2 doesn’t start 3 don’t work 4 don’t have 5 doesn’t have 6 doesn’t close 7 doesn’t work Grammar 1 incorrect   correct   correct   4 incorrect   correct   correct   7 incorrect   incorrect Vocabulary 1A 1 have   have   go   have   go   6 go   have   go Vocabulary 1B 1 go to the gym   go to bed   3 have lunch   go to work   have breakfast Listening 1 b   d   e   a   f   c Reading 1 B   A 1 Hana   Hana   Liz   Sam   5 Hana   Sam   Sam   1 evening   small   running   4 breakfast   sister   1 b   d   e   c   a Writing He sleeps in the day and works at night 1 b   d   e   c   a 1 He’s a taxi driver.   2 Yes, he does.   3 At (about) 10 o’clock.   4 He takes his children to school.   5 No, he doesn’t (he works at night / he sleeps in the day) 1 has   go   have   goes   have   6 go The student’s own answers Vocabulary 2A 1 afternoon   evening   morning   4 night Vocabulary 2B 1 morning   afternoon   evening   4 night Vocabulary 1 e   d   f   h   b   d   a   g   Functional language ✚: fantastic, good, great ✘: bad, terrible Pronunciation 1 a   b   a   b   b   a   b Listening 1 7.45   3.20   6.30   3.45   5 8.50   1.15   8.30, 5.35 Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Listening Grammar 1A Answered – 1, 3, 5, & Unanswered – 2, & 1 What   When   How much   4 When   Where   What Reading Grammar 1B 1 c   f   e   b   a   d Grammar 2A 1 Where they work? 2 When does he go to bed? 3 What time does she start work? 4 Who you live with? 5 When does your sister have breakfast? 6 Where you study English? 7 Who does he work with? 8 What time does it open? Grammar 2B 1 Who you live with? 2 When does she have breakfast? / What time does she have breakfast? 3 Where you work? 4 What does he do? 5 Who you work with? 6 What does she in her free time? Grammar 1 correct   incorrect   correct   4 incorrect   correct   incorrect   7 incorrect   correct Vocabulary 1A 1 desert   river   island   lake   5 forest   mountain   national park 1 B   A 1 The Great Barrier Reef.   2 Sweet wine.   3 In Africa, near the desert.   4 (1,500 different types of) fish, sharks and turtles and diving.   5 In the north-east of the country, about 200 km from the capital city – Budapest.   6 (about) 30,000 1 turtles   tourists   diving   farm   5 university   desert   population   Writing c 1 Where   What   Where   Who   5 What time / When   6 When / What time   What 1 At the local hospital.   2 She’s a nurse.   3 New Zealand   4 Her boyfriend.   5 At seven o’clock (in the morning).   6 At three o’clock (in the afternoon).   7 She goes swimming, goes to the cinema and dances The student’s own answers Vocabulary 1B 1 lake   mountain   river   desert   5 island   forest Vocabulary 2A study: classmate, teacher work: boss, colleague personal life: flatmate, friend, girlfriend / boyfriend, neighbour Vocabulary 2B 1 classmates   boss   neighbours   4 girlfriend   flatmates   teacher   7 colleagues Listening 1 T   F   F   T   F   T   T   F Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Grammar 1A 1 b   d   a   c Grammar 1B 1 Sam always goes out on Friday nights 2 I usually eat fast food for lunch 3 Do you always go out at the weekend? 4 Jurgen is sometimes late for class.   5 Lucy never goes to the theatre 6 We sometimes eat Chinese food 7 Does Ben usually go to the gym in the evening? 8 On Sunday night they are always at home / They are always at home on Sunday night Grammar 1 I always eat Chinese food on Fridays 2 Do you usually go to the cinema on Saturday evening? 3 She goes out every Saturday night 4 We sometimes have lunch at home 5 I never eat meat 6 Linda is always on time for her salsa class 7 He sometimes drinks coffee in the morning 8 She eats chicken for dinner every Monday Vocabulary 1A Across 1 tea 4 pasta 5 coffee 7 fish Down 2 eggs 3 cake 5 cheese 6 fruit Vocabulary 1B main: vegetables, meat, rice, potatoes drinks: juice, coffee, tea, water dessert: cakes, ice cream, fruit Vocabulary 2A Vocabulary 1 b   d   c   e   a Functional language 1 Would you like something to eat? 2 Do you have any orange juice? 3 Here you are 4 It’s a type of cake 5 Would you like to try some? Pronunciation 1 Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   4 Thursday   Friday   Saturday   7 Sunday Listening 1A Speaker 1: eggs, tea, meat, vegetables, fruit Speaker 2: juice, coffee, pasta, fish, cakes Listening 1B 1 F   T   T   F   F   T   T   F   9 F Reading 1 F   F   F   T   F   T 1 The Lime Tree   £60 - £70   3 Yes, it is.   Giuseppe’s   Fish   6 At lunch 1 delicious   meat   expensive   4 busy   lunch   cheap Writing Sushi 1 F   T   T   F   F Nationalities: Chinese, Indian, Japanese Adjectives: fantastic, new, great, friendly, good Adverbs of frequency: always, usually, sometimes 1 f   b   d   e   c   a The student’s own answers 1 Monday   Friday   Saturday   4 Sunday   Thursday   Tuesday   7 Wednesday Vocabulary 2B 1 Monday   Tuesday   Wednesday   4 Thursday   Friday   Saturday   7 Sunday Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit Answers Grammar 1A 1 in   on   next to   under   on Grammar 1B 1 T   F   F   T   F   F Grammar 1 Rent   Have   Go   Don’t forget   5 Visit   Take Vocabulary 1A 1 living room   kitchen   bedroom   4 bathroom Vocabulary 1B 1 lamp   armchair   fridge   bath   5 bookshelf   table Vocabulary 1 c   d   b   f   e   a Vocabulary 1 sink   wardrobe   armchair   4 train   bathroom   foot Functional language 1 Visit the mountain It’s fantastic 2 Look at the view It’s really beautiful 3 Eat at the restaurant in the park The food is delicious 4 Don’t forget to visit Robben Island It’s very interesting 5 Go shopping in the market It isn’t expensive Reading 1 kitchen   bathroom   bedroom   4 living room Angus 1 Angus   Yotimo   Angus’   4 Yotimo’s   Yotimo   Angus 1 very cold   small city   3 the kitchen   weather is terrible   5 a cottage / the mountains   6 a bathroom   in the river   8 in the winter Writing 1 sofa   fridge   table   sink   5 chair   cooker picture 1 (Because) it’s warm 2 There are two sofas.   3 (They’re) in the corner.   4 Yes, there is.   5 No, there isn’t.   1 is   are   in   under   on   6 isn’t   1 c   a   d   b The student’s own answers Pronunciation 1 have lunch 2 go shopping 3 visit a museum 4 rent a bike 5 take a train Listening 1 five   two   bathroom   is   5 living room   table   four Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key Answer Key Unit 10 Answers Grammar 1A 1 was   were   were   was   5 was   were   was Grammar 1B 1 was   was   were   was   was   6 were Grammar 1 were   was   Were   wasn’t   5 was   Was   wasn’t   Were   9 weren’t   10 was Grammar 1 correct   incorrect   incorrect   4 correct   correct   correct   7 incorrect   incorrect Vocabulary 1A 1 delicious   wonderful   awful   4 friendly   beautiful   modern   Reading 1, 3, 1 interesting   amazing   museum 4 market    café 1 F   T   F   T   T   T   F Writing 1, 2, 4, 6, 1 (He was) in Cape Town (South Africa).   2 Yes, it was (it was sunny).   3 The taxis.   4 Yes (there was).   5 It was good / delicious 1 delicious   b was cold   c friendly   d beautiful   e was terrible The student’s own answers Vocabulary 1B Across 5 beautiful 6 noisy 7 fantastic Down 1 cheap 2 awful 3 delicious 4 busy Pronunciation 1A 1 busy   fantastic   delicious   4 noisy   terrible   expensive   7 fantastic Pronunciation 1B awful, friendly, noisy beautiful, terrible, wonderful delicious, expensive, fantastic Listening 1 T   F   F   T   F   T Listening 1 Adam   palaces   beautiful   4 was   traffic   was Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 10 Answer Key Unit 11 Answers Reading Vocabulary 1 1 decade   blog   hoody   4 tsunami   netbook   Clothes – hoody & Ugg boots Objects – iPhone, netbook Words – blog & lol People – Barack Obama & Nelson Mandela News – tsunami & 9/11 1 In the eighties.   2 (The years) 2000 to 2009.   3 2004   4 The Beijing Olympics, Barack Obama became president of the USA.   5 The Nobel Peace Prize.   6 His 90th birthday 1 started   joined   died   win   5 won   launched 1 2009   1983   1906   2016   5 1997   1966   2001   2012 Writing Grammar 1 moved   started   studied   4 married   worked   died   7 continued   died Grammar 1 won   spoke   got   went   5 met   had Grammar 1 win   go   start   didn’t   die   6 see   get Grammar 1 went   started   saw   wrote   5 studied   thought   worked   8 finished   met   10 knew Vocabulary 1 b   d   e   a   c Vocabulary 3A 1 June   March   April   August   5 November   September   January   8 December   February   10 October Vocabulary 3B January, February, March, April, May, June, July, August, September, October, November, December Vocabulary 1 c   e   a   d   b 1 January (2001)   March   3 (her) honeymoon   4 moved house / moved to a new house   5 daughter was born 1 made   got   started   met   5 studied   was   finished   came   9 went 1 in   in   c on   at   in   on The student’s own answers a 27th July   b 15th May   c 1st April   d 8th August   e 14th February   f 30th October   g 3rd March Pronunciation 1 visited   finished   continued   4 listened   started   worked Listening 1 b   d   e   c   a Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 11 Answer Key Unit 12 Answers Grammar 1 Which   Where   Was   How   5 What   Did Grammar 2A 1 Where did it live? 2 How did it fly? 3 What did it eat? 4 Why did it disappear? 5 Did it come from Australia? 6 Which country did it come from? Grammar 2B 1 incorrect   correct   incorrect   4 incorrect   correct   incorrect Grammar 1 Where did she go? 2 What did she see? 3 Were they big? 4 What did they eat? 5 Where did they live? 6 When did she go? 7 Did she enjoy it? / Did she have a good time? Vocabulary 1A 1 a bear   a rat   a whale   a frog   5 a camel   a fox Vocabulary 1B 1 whale   bear   frog   camel   5 rat   fox Vocabulary 1 time   time   times   time   5 times   time Pronunciation 1 4   5   4   5   4   4   Reading 1 c   a   b 2 Where did it live?   What did it eat?   4 When did it disappear?   5 Why did it disappear? Golden Toad Western Black Rhino came from Costa Rica Western Africa lived in the in forests & mountains plains / in the rainforest ate insects grass and plants 2006 disappeared 1989 in hunted disappeared global because warming Baiji River Dolphin China Yangtze River small fish we don’t know – after 1997 pollution 1 T   F   T   F   F   F Writing 1 e   d   a   b   c   1 When was he born? 2 Where was he born? 3 What did he in London? 4 When did he move to Sri Lanka? 5 How old was he when he died? 6 What did he win in 1968? 7 What did he in his free time? 1 16 December 1917   2 Somerset, England   3 He worked in an office.   4 In 1956   5 90   6 An Oscar   7 Scuba diving The student’s own answers Listening 1 New Zealand   was   No, it didn’t   4 forest   plants   people hunted it   7 five hundred Listening 1 F   T   T   F   T   F   T Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 12 Answer Key Unit 13 Answers Grammar 1A 1 buying   are staying   am having   4 leaving   ’m watching   working   7 is talking Grammar 1B 1 sitting   relaxing   resting   4 playing   reading   missing   7 ringing Grammar 1 What are you doing? 2 I’m not eating lunch / I am not eating lunch 3 Are you drinking coffee? 4 Who are you talking to? 5 She isn’t watching TV / She is not watching TV 6 They aren’t cooking dinner / They are not cooking dinner 7 Is he working today? Grammar 1 incorrect   correct   correct   4 incorrect   correct   correct   7 incorrect   incorrect Vocabulary 501   400   968   112   637   315   200 Reading 1 b   c   d   a 1 a show   go on foot   fillings   4 souvenirs   amazing 1 In the centre of the city.   2 St Basil’s Cathedral and the Lenin Mausoleum.   3 The Bolshoi Theatre   4 1.00am   5 50 roubles   6 Yes, sometimes.   7 Yes (they’re delicious).   8 You can go shopping / buy souvenirs Writing c 1 d   b   f   c   e   a 1 No, she doesn’t.   2 It’s snowing / It’s terrible.   3 In a small hotel in Greenwich Village.   4 In an Internet café.   5 She’s drinking coffee, checking her emails 1 d   e   c   a   f   b The student’s own answers Vocabulary 1 seat   platform   timetable   4 suitcase   ticket office Vocabulary 1 d   a   c   e   b Vocabulary 1 guidebook   gallery   palace   4 suitcase   timetable   platform Functional language 1 time   leaves   tickets   pay   5 Credit   That   Here   Thank   9 platform Pronunciation Up – 2, & Down – 1, & Listening 1 135   148   16.40   300   13   6 615 Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 13 Answer Key Unit 14 Answers Grammar 1 Do you like this old painting? 2 There are lots of street paintings in New York 3 Banksy is a very popular street artist 4 These are very interesting paintings 5 You can see very interesting paintings 6 These are old cave paintings Grammar 2A 1 can   can   can   can’t   can’t   6 can   can’t Grammar 2B 1 Can   can’t   can   Can   5 can’t   can’t   Can   can Grammar 1 My favourite   My favourite   3 One of my favourite   My favourite   5 One of my favourite   6 One of my favourite   My favourite Vocabulary 1 red   yellow   green   orange   5 blue   black   purple   white   9 grey Vocabulary 1 laptop   screen   keyboard   4 webcam   DVD drive Reading Pictures and the food processor 1 Mike   Shobana   Amy   Mike   5 Amy   Shobana 1 He makes phone calls, checks his email, goes on the Internet and keeps a diary.   2 new songs   3 She doesn’t want to lose it.   4 Because she works.   5 Because it is quick and helps her make nice food Writing picture 1 F   F   T   F   F   T Picture sentences 2, 5, and Picture sentences 1, 3, and colours: blue, green, yellow adjectives describing a painting: colourful, interesting, modern, popular The student’s own answers The student’s own answers Vocabulary 1 T   F   T   F   F   T Pronunciation 1 can’t   can   can’t   can’t   5 can   can Listening Speaker – a painting Speaker – a mobile phone Speaker – a camera Speaker – an mp3 player Speaker – a laptop Speaker – a webcam Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 14 Answer Key Unit 15 Answers Grammar 1A 1 is   are   is   am   am   isn’t   7 are   is Grammar 1B 1 Tanya is going to visit New York 2 I’m going to live in Paris and learn French 3 They are going to have a problem 4 Susan isn’t going to finish university 5 You are going to find Japanese very difficult 6 We are going to be late again! 7 When are you going to start your new job? Grammar 1 moved   is living   do   be   5 speak   became   start   was Grammar 1 be going to (future)   2 past simple negative   3 past simple   4 present continuous negative   5 present continuous   6 yes / no questions   7 wh- questions   8 there is / there are   9 present simple   10 present simple negative Vocabulary 1A 1 1½   10%   2012   ¾   202   6 1200 Listening 1 two   half a million   two million   4 four million   twelve   6 fifty thousand   1922 Reading 1 Chinese   Spanish   Hindi   Arabic 2/3 1 1.2   53   6.5   40   3   78 1 Chinese, English, Spanish, Hindi and Arabic   2 Yes, it is.   3 199   4 (northern) California   5 It’s good for telling traditional stories.   6 Yahgan Writing 1 present / book   book / present   3 reading   lessons   study   milk   7 black   money 1 Liz   2 Yes (she signs the note Love Liz)   3 A book   4 To say thank you for the lessons   5 Study again   6 Sam   7 There was some milk (in the fridge) / Sam bought some milk 1 d   e   b   c   a A   b 1   d 2   a 3   c 4   B   d 1   c 2   a 3   b Vocabulary 1B a per cent / percent   b half / a half   c two hundred   d two thousand and eight   e a quarter / quarter   f double Vocabulary 1 language   radio   market   4 calls   time   currency Vocabulary 1 deaf 2 extinct 3 native 4 population 5 an island 6 local 7 per cent Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Answer Key 15 ... not Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Writing Useful phrases Write a paragraph about you • My name’s ã Im from ã Im Global Beginner. .. you dial 011 44 In the UK you dial 999 for the police, but in the US the number is 911 Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Name & Address... your information The Royal Hotel Surname: First name: Address: Postcode: Phone number: Global Beginner eWorkbook   © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 www.frenglish.ru Unit UNIT Me & You Grammar

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