Sách bài tập của giáo trình tiếng Anh SpeakOut Elementary. The Workbook provides additional grammar, vocabulary and pronunciation practice and extends reading, listening and writing skills. The Workbook contains a wide variety of review and practice exercises and covers all of the language areas in the corresponding Students Book unit. It also contains regular review sections to help learners consolidate what they have learned. highly recommended for English learners......Speakout Elementary 2nd Edition Workbook with Key.
Elementary Worle OCABU LARY , gree Ings co - es and nationalities VOCABULARY, rooms / furniture; prepositions ( I) READING , wonky-ped ia READING , top tips for small rooms WRITING, capital letters WRITING , punctuation GRAMMAR, this/that, these / those; possessives GRAMMAR , can for possibility VOCABULARY , objects VOCABULARY , places in a town; prepositions (2) LISTENING, interviews at an airport LISTENING , Pueblo Ingles FUNCTION, making requests FUNCTION, shopping VOCABULARY , tourist places; at a hotel VOCABULARY, things to buy LEARN TO , listen for key words LEARN TO , say no pol itely in a shop GRAMMAR, countable and uncountable nouns; nouns with a/an, some, any VOCABULARY, food/drink o g a co rse READING, too busy to eat? Dresen S mple: he/she/it GRAMMAR , how much/many; quantifiers OCABULARY daily rou tines; jobs READ ING , a hot dog seller VOCABULARY , containers; large numbers WRITIN G , and, but and or LISTENING, the junk food lover's diet WRITING , paragraphs FUNCTION, asking for information VOCABULARY, the time; life at home FUNCTION, ordering in a restaurant LEARN TO , show you don't understand VOCABULARY, restaurant words; cooking LEARN TO , understand fast speech GRAMMAR , frequency adverbs; modifiers VOCABULARY , personality VOCABULARY, dates and times READING, HELP! forum READING, celebrities who are friends GRAMMAR, have/has got GRAMMAR, past simple VOCABULARY , family LISTENING , adopted twins LISTENIN G, families WRITING , because, so, and, but WRITING, apostrophe's FUNCTION, making conversation FUNCTION, making arrangements VOCABULARY , weekend activities VOCABU LARY , time expressions; activities on special occasions LEARN TO , keep a conversation going LEARN TO , show interest Review and Check I PAGE 20 Review and Check PAGE 38 CONTENTS GRAMMAR I comparatives GRAMMAR I be going to; would Ii e VOCABULARY I travel VOCABULARY I plans READING I travel partners READING I a lottery winner GRAMMAR I superlatives GRAMMAR I will, might, won't VOCABULARY I places (I) VOCABULARY I phrases with get LISTENING I an audio diary LISTENING I survival WRITING I checking and correcting WRITING I too, also, as well FUNCTION I giving directions FUNCTION I making suggestions VOCABULARY I places (2) VOCABULARY I adjectives (2); weather LEARN TO I check and correct directions LEARN TO I respond to suggestions GRAMMAR I present continuous GRAMMAR I should/shouldn't VOCABULARY I verbs with prepositions VOCABULARY I the body LISTENING I phone conversations READING I walking - the perfect sport? WRITING I pronouns GRAMMAR I adverbs of manner GRAMMAR I present simple/continuous VOCABULARY I common verbs VOCABULARY I appearance; clothes LISTENING I what's your real age? READING I the T-shirt WRITING I adverbs in sto ries FUNCTION I recommending FUNCTION I offering to help VOCABULARY I types of film VOCABULARY I problems LEARN TO I link words LEARN TO I thank someone VOCABULARY I transport collocations VOCABULARY I outdoor activities READING I commuting READING I a travel blog GRAMMAR I con/con't, have to/don't have to WRITING I postcard phrases VOCABULARY I adjectives ( I ) GRAMMAR I present perfect and past simple LISTENING I the balancing scooter VOCABULARY I prepositions LISTENING I fear or fun? FUNCTION I apologising VOCABULARY I excuses; airport FUNCTION I telephoning LEARN TO I tell a long story VOCABULARY I telephoning expressions; fee lings LEARN TO I say telephone numbers Review and Check PAGE 56 Review and Check AUDIO SCRIPTS PAGE 77 PAGE '74 ANSWER KEY PAGE 84 VOCABULARY greetings Write the conversations Are you Arnercan? No, I'm ro~ ',." Canadian you / American? Put the words in the conversation in the correct order I A: you? / Hi, / are / Jeff / How No, / I / Canadian he / a student? Hi leff How are you? No, / He / a teacher B: thanks / Great, / you? / are / How we / late? A: is / friend, / Fine / This / my / Marianne they / from India l N o, / You / early No, / They / China C: Nice / you / meet / to B: Hello, / you / Nice / I'm / to / Jeff / meet VOCABULARY countries and nationalities 4A Find twelve countries in the puzzle 'C G R E E C E C Q s p R T U G A L C R G E R M A N Y U S Y E Q A J T Ben: Sorry, I -"a,-,-,re~_ _ you Mr and Mrs Rutter? S P C U X F D A L Ed: S A H V I Z A P A I I I U C M U A N A N N P L A N D T H A I L A N D P GRAMMAR present simple: be Complete the conversations with the correct form of be Ben: Hello How are you? Ed: Er hello N o, we Rutter They Mr and Mrs Ben: Oh, sorry B Write the nationalities for the countries in the puzzle Greek C Complete the table with the nationalities I -an / -ian German -Ish Po sl'> Ben: Excuse me 4_ _ _ _ you Jerry Rutter? Jerry: Yes Ben: I Ben Pastor Jerry: Oh hello Nice to meet you, Ben This 6_ _ _ _ my wife, Sally -ese Portuguese other Greek Sally: Hi Ben: Sorry Sally: N o, it your name Sandy? It's Sally Ben: Nice to meet you, Sally o® 1.1 Listen and underline the stressed syllable in each nationality Then listen again and repeat READING SA Read the website extract and underline five mistakes WONKV-PEDIA Michael Phelps, 8-gold-medal swimmer at the Beijing Olympic games in 2008, am from the USA Toyota and Honda are Japanese cars Fiat and Ferrari are Italians cars Egypt, Botswana and Kenya are countries in Africa Sydney is a big city in the south-east of Australia and it's fam ous for the Opera House and the Harbour Bridge S In ew York , the taxi are yellow e azon and the Orinoc o are rivers in South America S-arb c S IS e ric an com pany with over 15,000 coffee o ses n more han 40 count ri es a Beckham is a famou s footballer from the Britain B Correct the mistakes Michael Phelps ;s from the USA WRITING capital letters Complete the words with the letters in brackets Use capitals where necessary I L his is a _ hoto of _ e at the _ o losseum in _o me , _ taly (f p m c r i) _his is me and my _ ustralian _ riend, _ au l _ e're in en ice (t a f p w v) _his is _en ji at a _ar in _ adrid _enji is a _ tudent from _apan (t k b m k s j) _ere is _aul again _e's at _ axim's in _ aris _ axim's is a renc h estaurant (h p h m p m f r) II - VOCABULARY objects 1A Look at the pictures and complete the crossword _4~ 10 II 12 LISTENING ® 2A 1.3 Listen to interviews with three passengers at an airport and complete the table Passenger I Nationality Passenger Passenger Canadian T Tourist (T) or on business (B)? B Listen again Tick the objects in the passengers' bags Passenger I Passenger ' Passenger laptop ® B 1.2 Listen and write the words from Exercise 1A in the correct place in the table according to the stress ll O keys 200 passport newspaper hairbrush MP3 player passport I J sunglasses I camera 000 sunglasses 4000 mobile phone ticket newspaper I C magazine mobile phone Listen again and repeat keys r GRAMMAR this/that., these/those GRAMMAR possessives Comp lete the se ntences with this, that, these or those T'1ese john: much are they? Shop assistant: B: No, it isn 't I think it'sjane{ s ) They 're two hund red A: Are these DVDs yours? euros john: B: No, they're Suzannas Two hundred euros l A: Is your friends name Greg? Shop assistant: But 3_ _ _ _ _ sunglasses are only twenty euros john: OK And how much is magazine? B: Yes, Greg Hutchens A: Are these Nathans sunglasses? _ _ _ Shop assistant: 5_ _ _ _ _ 's two euros john: Add one apostrophe (') to each conversation A: Is th is yo ur mobile phone? are grea sunglasses How B: I don 't know Ask him A: Are yo ur teachers photos in the book? B: Yes, they 're on pages 17 and 18 Two? OK, here you are Shop assistant: Thanks A: Where are Irenas tickets? B: They 're on the table 6A Change the sentences so they don't repeat the nouns, I These glasses are III> gl!lsse~ These glasses are mine These keys are your keys That bag is jack's bag Those pencils are my pencils This mobile phone is Anita's mobile phone 4A Write the sentences in the plural That CD 's great! That magazine is yo ur magazine Those CDs are great l B Thi s isn't my key C Underline the letter 's' in the answers The~e gla~e~ are mine Where's that ticket? What is the pronunciation of the letter's'? Listen again and write lsi or /z/ Then listen and repeat B Write the sentences in the singular I These books are very good This book's very good Those aren't my fil es Who are those men over there? Are these your photos? Listen and check o I II ® 1.4 This red pen is Anne's The~e gla~e~ Izl Isllzl are mine VOCABULARY at a hotel VOCABULARY tourist places 1A Add the vowels in brackets I Gnack b a=:i)c_l_c_ffees_ndwich (addaoro) Look at the pictures and complete the places/services in a hotel t _ u ri s ts h _ p p _s tc _ rd b_ tte ry s_u v e n i r (add a or 0) bur _ _ ud_ch_ng _ _ xch_ng_r _t_mon_y (add a or e) tr _ _ nst_t_ons_nglet_cketpl _ form (add a or i) B Circle the places and objects in Exercise lA 1,, -_ _- FUNCTION making requests 2A Complete the conversations with the words in the box I have you That's euro please 80 help Can re _ _ ke _ _ pa"-_ re _ _ in _ _ co_ _ ro _ _ se:_ _ Conversation I Tourist: Excuse me I Shop assistant: Yes Can I Tourist: Do you speak English? you? I have these four postcards, please? Shop assistant: OK two euros, please Conversation Tourist: Can I 5_ _ _ _ _ a coffee, 6_ _ _ Waiter: Tourist: That's one 7_ _ _ _ _ fifty Thank 8_ _ _ B 1.5 Listen to the conversations in Exercise 2A Then listen again and repeat LEARNTO listen for key words ® 3A 1.6 Listen and look at the menu What the people order? Write the food and drink for 1- a) € -,,2~_ I a tomato salad b) € _ _ _ c) € d) € e) € f) € MENU *** *** Coffee Egg Espresso coffee Chicken Tea Cheese Drinks Iced Tea B Listen again and write the prices for a)-f) Rolls *** Mineral water Salads *** Green Tomato *** Ice cream II 2.1 LIFESTYLE VOCABULARY ® 2A 2.1 Listen and write the words from the box in the correct place in the table according to the stress activities Complete the profile below with verbs from the box €effie go listen play take drink read watch eat *ey Eaffi€lfa neW5j3aj3er sport photo magazine coffee cinema exercise MP3 player DVD TV nothing golf film 10 key 200 4000 000 300 camera AtLTOGETH R NET Personal Profile: Teresa Alvarez 600000 newspaper About me 11 come ~om eXlco I' B Listen again and repeat GRAMMAR present simple: lIyou/we/they Write the questions and short answers A: you / eat / junk food, Ju an? s ge Act ivities I2 a lot of sport - I _ _ running every day and I _ _ _ _ tennis most weeks Do ~ou eat junk food luan? B: N o / I No I don 't A: you / / a lot of sport, Kika? B: Yes / I A: the students in your class / live / near you? B: No / they Interests Photography: I love meeting people and I photos of people all the time A: you and Clara / like / Italian B: Yes / we Food : I like going out to restaurants with friends We Mexican food and Mexican beer! A: you / listen / Radi o 5, Daniel? B: Yes / I Favourite music I8 to different kinds of music, but I really like World Music A: Ursula and H ans / study / English with you? B: N o / they Favourite TV shows I9 a lot of American programmes I like CSt and Friends A: I / have / classes on Saturday? B: No / you A: you and your family / eat / B: Yes / we Favourite Movies Anything with Johnny Depp! Favourite Books Love in the Time of Cholera by Gabriel Garda Marquez I 10 it every year! fo od? together? A: Ali and Marco / play / tennis? 10 A: you and An a / drink / coffee? B: Ye s / they B: No / we UIII"1 Recording IHI Recording I Conversation I A : Could I speak to Susie Dee? I: My right hand A: Have you ever flown in a helicopter? B: She's not at home She's back at three A: OK, hold out your right hand and o pen your thumb and first finger I'm going to ho ld this ruler above yo ur hand I'll say 'now' and you have to catch it I: OK B: N o, I haven't Have you? I: Right What's the next test? A : The second test is the Ru ler Test Which hand you write with? A: Are you ready? I: Yes A: N ow Oh , well done You caught it in the middle I: Is that good? A : Yes, at twenty yo u should catch the ru ler half way down - in th e middle Peopl e over forty-fi ve don't usually catch it! I: Oh , good that 's better A: And th e next test Can you touch your toes? I: Yes, that's easy A: Ah, yes - but you have to keep your legs straight I: Ah I can touch my knees and A : N o, be ca reful Go slowly That's enough You can touch your ankles That 's quite good for your age I: So how did I do? A: N ot bad Your 'real' age fro m th ese three tests is twenty-nine Now I'm going to ask yo u some questions about your lifestyle and general health lijlll.11 Recording A : A re you OK, Jim? B: N o I have to meet Anne at 5.30 and look at this list! A: Let me help I'm not busy at the moment B: Oh, can you? Thanks! A: N o problem Shall I ne N oriko? B: Yes, pl ease A: And then I'll email the Moscow office A: Yes, I have Just once, when I went helicopter skiing - five years ago B: That sounds interesting What 's helicopter skiing? A: A helicopter takes you up the mountain and you ski from there B: And how was it? A: I'll leave a mes sage Is that all right? A : It was fun I enjoyed it A : Why don't we meet and have a chat? A : Well, hello Susie! How are yo u? C: I'm fine What w ould you like to do? C: I don 't really feel like doing that A: Matt, have yo u ever sung in a karaoke club? B: N o, but I've sung at a party It was last year sometime N o, two years ago At a birthd ay party A: What did you si ng? B: I can 't remember Oh, yes - I Did It My Way It was fun I can't sing, but it was a good laugh Why are you asking? A: I'm going to a karaoke club tonight and I'm feeling quite nervous about it B: You 'll be all right Just relax and enjoy it' Conversation A: What 's the matter? B: I have to drive to Dubli n to morrow and look at the rai n! Have you ever driven in really bad weath er? A: Yes I drove up to Scotland to visit my grandparents in 2007 and it just snowed non-stop - it was impossible to see the road ahead B: Sounds dangerous A: Yes, so I stopped and stayed overnight in a hotel After that I always visit them by train ' B: Yeah, that's a good idea Maybe I'll go by train Conversation B: Fantastic' Let me give you the money A : Were you afraid? A : It 's OK Give it to me tomorrow B: Thanks a lot I'll the same for you any ti me' B: No After ten seconds I closed my eyes and didn 't open them until it stopped' lijlll"1 Recording I 11l11I"1 I go fishing I watch bird s climb a mountain ride a horse six double eight, two nine seven five sail a boat B: Let me chec k, your name is Jack? A: Oh, never mind - I'll call her back A : Then how about a walk together? A : OK And I'll get some flowers for Ellie I'm going to the hospital to see her ton ight anyway swim in a river B: Just a moment, I need a pen A : She's got my number My name's Ben Conversation A: Look at this picture It looks scary' Have you ever been on a roller coaster li ke that? B: Yes, when I was about nineteen in Munich A friend of mine took me on a really big roller coaster B: Can you tell them I'll phone tomorrow? Could you phone her back tonight? Recording three two three, four dou ble nine six oh seven five, seven two eight one six two three, two double eight nine nine eight nine, double seven double six oh eight seven oh, five double three, eight double nine two C: Sounds good Let me check the weather It's going to rain - that 's not ideal A: So let's stay in and cook a meal ! 1!J@li •• D 1.1 1.2 German IA Russian B: Great, thanks How are you? "K Mexican A: Fine This is my friend, Marianne I' MloJB L E P 'P A $ '$ B: Hello, I'm jeff Nice to meet you SQ.IDish aren't 're I are Are 'm I am is Is isn't Scottish Is he a student? No, he isn 't He's a teacher Are we late? No, you aren' t You're early P 10 R '$ t- N "D M A G Alz I , r- ~ A [liT Portuguese Chinese ~ japanese B I' N I E 'w $ P A I I c[ KJ E S tS T "c A M H ~ E S watch SA I 'C Q 's' (p R T U G A L C 'R leG Michael Phelps, 8-gold -medal swimmer at the Beijing Olympipcs in 2008, is from USA E R M A N Y Toyota and Honda are japanese cars Fiat and Ferrari are Italians cars magazine 2A Passenger I: B Passenger 2: French; T Passenger 3: South African; B U S Y E Q A ~ T / B S P 'C U X F D A L / Passenger I: passport, ticket, mobil e phone, keys S A H V I Z A P A I I I U C M U A N N I (p L A N D L A N D P A ~ (T H A I B In New York, the taxi are yellow / Passenger 2: MP3 player, sunglasses, camera, newspaper Starbucks is American company with over 15,000 coffee houses in more than 40 countries Passenger 3: laptop, hairbrush, MP3 player, sunglasses, passport, ticket, magazine, mobile phone David Beckham is a famous footballer from the Britain Those these this That Portugal - Portuguese B Germany - German Michael Phelps, 8-gold-medal swimmer at the Beijing Olympipcs in 2008, is from the USA Poland - Polish Thailand - Thai Toyota and Honda are japanese cars Fiat and Ferrari are Italian cars Russia - Russian Spain - Spanish In New York, the taxis are yel low China - Chinese Starbucks is an American company with over 15,000 coffee houses in more than 40 countries Mexico - Mexican C anada - Canadian japan - japanese Scotland - Scottish David Beckham is a famous footballer from Britain c I -an / -ian -ish Russian Spanish Mexican Scottish Canadian -ese other Chinese Thai Japanese R ~ 4A E ~ RIA diary, newspaper C ~ '- Greek E A I- Y Thai E E "- Are hey from o they aren' They're from China R W N A A p iE R camera, sweater, laptop, ticket \.G l- L I p- India l T U Polish Hlo N E Y Canadian C: Nice to meet you I 4A These red pens are Anne's These aren 't my keys Where are those tickets? B That isn 't my file Who is that man over there? Is this your photo? S Suzanna's friend's Nathan's teacher's Irena's 6A This is a photo of me at the Colosseum in Rome, Italy This is me and my Au stralian friend, Paul W e're in Venice These keys are yours That bag is Jack's Those pencils are mine This mobile phone is Anita 's That magazine is yours C and D This is Kenji at a bar in Madrid Kenji is a student from japan The~e key~ are your~ Here is Paul again He's at Maxim's in Paris Maxim's is a French restaurant That bag I zl Izl i~ jack'~ Izl lsi I zl Th o~e penci l~ Izl are mine Izl Thi~ mobile phone i~ Anita'~ lsi Izl Izl That magazine i~ your~ Izl Izl 1.3 4B 3A Office yoga: plays drinks drives relaxes eats studies a knows wasnes 10 leaves I I gets I practises Salsa for beginners: Digital photography: Singing for fun : I drinks, eats, gets C Office Yoga: IA and B I bureau de change, exchange rate, money Salsa for Beginners: train station , single ticket, platform 2A help Can That's have please euro a you 3A a mineral water an ice cream two cheese ro lls an egg ro ll three espresso coffees Monday and Wednesday; here (Union County); stretching and relaxing exercises snack bar, cola, coffee, sandwich tourist shop, postcard, battery, souvenir B Tuesday and Thursday; dance club; practise salsa dancing (and they go to dance clubs at the weekend) Digital Saturday; high school; Photography: study how to take a good photo Singing for Fun: drives, knows, leaves stu dies, washes, practises makes doesn't drive takes startS has doesn't stop a sees fini shes 10 doesn't sleep I I reads 12 gets I has 14 goes SA I Yes, he does N o, he doesn 't B F3F4T5F6T 7TaF Monday and Thursday; music school; sing old songs, new songs (and the teachers play the gUitar) C People ta lk to AI People are very hungry at night D A I loves hot dogs B Do you like music? a AI goes to the park with his boys b) I c) 1.50 d) 4.40 e) 3.50 f) 4.50 lift restaurant keycard parking reception internet connection a room service Where you work? Do you sit at your desk a lot? What you in an Office Yoga classl Does Juanes drink coffee ? What does 'junk' mean? When does he have lunch? S, Does she like popcorn? E Which newspaper does Kay read l IIJOllfj b) c) I d) e) f) 2 S a Where does your car come from? don't watch I listen to don't eat drink read don 't go don't a play go play take eat drink a listen watch 10 read 2A I sport, golf, fil m photo, coffee, nothing TV cinema, exercise magazine, DVD MP3 player Do the students in your class live near you? No, they don't Do you and Clara li ke Italian food? Yes, we Do you listen to Radio 5, Daniell Yes, I Do Ursula and Hans study English with you? No, they don't Do I have classes on Saturday? No, you don 't a D o you and your famil y eat together? Yes, we Do A li and Marco play tenn isl Yes, they 10 Do you and Ana drin k coffee? No, we don 't I shop assistant police officer 2.2 politician IA waiter have lu nch go to bed get home have dinner get up start work a leave home finish work businessman Do you a lot of sport, Kiko? Yes, I How does Faisal come to work? B b) I c) receptionist doctor a sportsman a d) e)2 f) g) h) i) actor Hidden job: hairdresser On Tuesday, I phone my mother and I chat with her for hours 2.3 On Wednesday, I get up early, but I don't go to work - it's my free day On Thursday, I work in the office or I work at home It's quarter past nine I It's nine fifteen It's ten past eleven I It's eleven ten It's quarter to three I It 's two fortyfive On Friday, I go out late with my friends or I go to bed early It's twenty past fi ve I It's five twenty On Saturday, I play tenn is with Pete at and I have lunch w ith him It's twenty-five to nine I It 's eight thirty-five On Sunday morning, I read a newspaper but it isn't in English! It 's five to eleven I It's ten fifty-fi ve a On Sunday afternoon, I listen to music or I watch TV a It 's twenty to two I It's one forty 2B D 3A When does the train arrive? quiet funny un kind inte lligent unhappy haven't got What time does the tour start? hasn't got When does the tour finish? have got Where does the tour start from? often never usually someti mes hardly ever always often always 10 usually 's got / has got When does the bank close? 3A 's got / has got c No, Sandy and Cristina aren't good flatmates How much does the tour cost? What time does the bank open? What time does the train leave? When does the train arrive? What time does the tour start? When does the tour finish? Where does the tour start from? How much does the tour cost l What time does the bank open? When does the bank close? D 12 10 7a.m Abou t I o'clock a Phra Kaew 650 30 Ip.m 3A In all three conversations B Hi Maria, How are you? I'm fine but I've got a new flatmate, Cristina, and she's a real problem She never talks to me When she comes home in the evening I usually ask her about her day She always says 'fine ' and then she usually watches TV or she sometimes goes to her room to sleep! She hardly ever wants to chat What can I do? haven 't got 've got / have got B Has your brothe r got a new computer? No, he hasn't Have you got a house? No, we haven't Has your sister got an MP3 player? Yes, she has Has your flat got four rooms? Yes, it has Have your parents got a black car? Yes, they have Sandy B: No, I haven't , but I've got a pencil Dear Zsuzsa, A: Is it black? How are you? I'm fine but my new flatmate, Sandy, is a problem She never sto ps talking In the evening after classes I'm often tired I usually want to relax in front of the TV for half an hour or I sometimes have a short rest She always wants to talk abo ut her day I hardly ever have energy to listen B: No, it's red A: Has it got a rubber? B: Yes it has A: Can I borrow it? Thanks A: Have you got you r camera with yo u? That's my news Email me soon! B: No, but Fatima's got an MP3 player Cristina A: Has it got a camera, Fatima? Excuse me, the Wat Phra ? 4B B: No, it hasn't But my mobile phone's got a camera Could yo u spell that? Joanne, Patsy Karl , Miki Beth, Miki Steve, Levente A: Is it good? B Sorry could you speak more slowly please? Sorry, cou ld you repeat that? 4A make go buy do clean wash cook 10 B I cooks dinner, does the washing-up goes shopping, buys food , washes the floors make the beds, the ironing, clean the rooms B: Not really It's very small and the pictures aren't very good S I very, quite very, quite, very quite, very, very very, quite, very very, very, quite A: That's OK Can you take a photo of me? B: OK, sm il e ' Look You've got a nice smile 3.2 IA brother wife nephews daughters son hu sband uncle aunt 10 cousins I I niece I pare nts B SA David - 2, 4, Meg - 2,3 B 2F3T4F5F6T7F8T I!J@III 2S3D4S5S6D7D8S 3.1 2 II IA daughter parents aunt uncle nephew niece wife husband 10 grandparen ts intelligent funny friendly talkative unkind serious unhappy stupid 10 quiet I I unfriend ly 12 happy 6A '5 '5 '5 12 '5 '5 13 '5 '5 B a) 2,4,7,12, 14 b) 3, 13 B c) 5,6, II funny, friendly, stupid, quiet, happy unkind talkative, serious unhappy, unfriendl y intelligent d) 8,9 , 10 '5 14 '5 '5 s 10 3.3 When does Roy get up? Who 's / is Cynthia? does / three times a week has / twice a week cleans / twice a month goes / every day meets / o nce a week goes / once or twice a year phones / twice a day, every day Does she clean the rooms? What does Roy usuall y in the afternoons? What he and the guests in the evenings? 10 Does he like his job? He's from Canada It's in Corfu, Greece Yes, I am What you want to do? They don 't get money They're vo lunteers Mmm That's a problem I don't like loud music He gets up at Do yo u like films? No, she doesn't He goes to the beach How about seeing the new James Bond film? They chat 10 Yes, he does OK What time you want to go? 10 OK, see you there ' great shame awfu l terrible interesting wonderfu l 1Il0"1' IA L I 'C W V I I dance to special music give a present wear special clothes watch football on TV have a party sing 'Happy birthday' invite guests go to a restau rant eat special food E R I N A I T C H E N M P R Q u G B A T E R B I (S H E L V E S T E Y B R A R Z B A E A T R M R U E A T P K P b) c) I d) e) 've got / have got 's got / has got has n't got / has no t got 's / is 's / is have got Am Question : Amari is a boy SA C 0 E S 2A B The re 's a big kitchen Is there a television? 'Oh, good The guests arri ve at two I there isn't there 's / is is there th ere's / is are there There are Is the re there are 10 there 's / is But then my mobile phone, it rings I reall y, reall y hate th ese things' How many ~ are th ere? There are two of us There's a large shopping centre You make a cake and wash the floor and wake me up at half past four" in front of above between on behind next to under 'Could I have a sandwich, please? ' 'Of course, what kind? Meat or cheese?' 4A mirror picture cu rtain sofa 'Oh , I'm not sure, so can I please have one of those and one of these?' 'Are you free at half past five? ' a) b) I c) d) 'Sorry, that's when my friends arrive.' 2A 'Then how about meeti ng at two or three? ' works are don't get gets up has doesn't cook 's / is does 10 cleans I I helps 12 doesn't work 13goes 14 chat ISis / 's 16don'twant 'When are you free ?' 'So rry, I'm busy.' 6A B Picture E Where's / is he from? B I Vin cenzo Moretti 368 038374025 wall et $100 credit photo of wife 89th April 20 I I E K T armch r, sofa, cupboard , she lves, wardrobe, desk I often want to be alo ne 'I like cooking and cleaning, too.' H F E A R M C H A Furniture: I N Y Q A V L C Places in a hou se : kitchen , bedroom, balcony engineer / J, souvenir / 0, clean the rooms / V, Vietnam / C , magazine / 0, chicken roll / F How much money the vo lunteers get? G L N B newspaper / 0, hairdresser / J, listen to / V, credit card / 0, Canada / C chewing gum / F Where's / is the hoste l? M Z B IA and B C intelligent serious, kind, friendly talkative stupid REVIEW AND CHECK I projector / 0, umbrella / , accou ntant / J, take photos / V, hot chocolate / , Korean / N R K 3A I don't like my mo bile phone travel/V lighter / , wallet / , Poland / C, sandwich / F, waiter / J G A 4 N U She's the chef Yes, I Seven's good for me l a2c3b4b5 c6 a7b8a z 10 c II b 12b 13 c 14 a 15a 162 17 c 18 b 19 a 20 a 21 c 22 b b 24 c 25 c 26 c 27 a 28 b 29 a 30 c 4.1 C How abou t go ing to a club? I'ti • Band C I don 't have use don 't have put open don't paint D There's T here 's There 's The re 's There are There are T here's T here are 10 There's R SA A man lives on the twe lfth floor of a tall bu ilding Every morning he leaves home, ta es the lift down to the lobby and leaves the bUilding In the evening he gets into the lift, goes to the tenth fl oor, opens the lift ors an d walks up t he stairs to his fl at Sometimes there's someone e lse in the lift and he goes up to t he twe lfth fl oor B The man is very short In the morn ing he pushes th e butto n for t he ground floor but in th e eveni ng he can't reach t he button for the twelfth floor When there's so me o ne else in the lift, he /she pushes the button for the twe lfth floor for the sho rt man 4.3 There are a lot of sausages in the fridge IA S Does he like grapes? hairdresser's newsagent's clothes shop S baker's butcher's electronics shop shoe shop books hop 10 internet cafe We don 't eat a lot of eggs B SA I swimmi ng costume newspapers, magazines jeans, jacket dictionary S bread , cake blank DVD, headphones, memory stick IB2 A 3C B pepper C an onion A: Can you help me? A: Have you got these jeans in black? A: Oh, they aren't big enough Have you got them in size 16? 4.2 A: Great, I' ll take them How much are they ? IA B: They 're €39.99 I Spain English A: Can I help you? c B: No, it's too big Have you got it in small? forty many different countries between twenty and sixty years o ld S different Spanish students eats with the Spanish students neve r likes it a lot Across: pharmacy sports centre muse um bank cinema Down: I theatre supermarket post office S town hall school B: Thanks That's great How much is it ? B: What? £60' That's too expensive A: Fine No problem I'm just looking, thanks Have you got this T-shirt in small? No, sorry Only in medium We've got it in red you can We can Can you S I can't you can Can I can he he can 10 he can't I I Can he 12 he can't Mmm, I'm not sure I need to think about it 4A IIJ@III' speak see travel Swatch 5.1 B IA I China Switzerland Ital y Russia S Lo nd o n Fruit: bananas, app le, grapes Vegetables: carrots, cucumber, onion D Meat and fish: chicken, sardines, hot dog In Canada you can hear two languages Drink: fruit juice, water, milk Other: bread, yoghurt, butter You can visit it in Florence S but in London you can choose between sixtee n SA B Eduardo C Theo D Steve E Jorge F Andrei G Tony H Nene B in front of opposite next to S on the left of near Do you eat a lot of biscuits? B I so me any, an, a any, some some, any S any, some a There's some bread, but there isn 't any butter There isn't any fruit juice, but the re's so me water There aren't any bananas, but there are some app les S There are some grapes, but there isn 't any cheese There's so me pasta, but there isn't any tomato sauce There aren 't any onions, but there are some carrots There 's some salt, but there isn 't any pepper 5.2 S No, it isn 't right Thanks anyway in Russia you can go through e leven time zones I don 't like butter B bars tube bottles S packet jar bags ro lls 2 three thousand, one hund red and fortyfive one thousand, one hundred and o ne ten thousand S seven hundred and twenty-o ne two hundred and fifty thousand 3A How many letters are there in the English alphabet? How much beef is th ere in a hamburger? How many vowe ls are there in English? Message: Don't eat too much' S How many cents are there in a euro? 2A How much water is there in a 2S-metre swimming pool? 2D3S4SSD6 D 7S8S 3A How much juice is there in ten kilos of oranges? fruit rolls peas S meat rice beans pasta How much sugar is there in o ne can of cola? B How many countries are there in th e UK? Students' own answers Is coffee good for you? There's a lot of sugar in the cupboard 10 How many kilometres are th ere in a mi le? B B b)6 c) 10 d) I e)a f)2 g) h) i) j) a) W as Beatrix Potter a w riter? Yes, she was jus nand b) W as she English? Yes, she was 4A a) Were Beeth oven and Wagner dan cers? No, th ey weren't The answer is B How mu ch How many How many How many How much c I half two bars seven pieces three packets one not too much b) Were they German? Yes, they were a) W as Confu cius a doctor? No, he wasn't b) Was he Chinese Yes, he was a) Were Che Guevara and Eva Pero n singe rs? No, they were n't b) Were they Argentinian? Yes, they were 2b) many 3b) much 4b) a lot of 5b) no 6b) non e 6A I breakfast lunch snacks dinner fo reign food 5.3 were, 's I is wasn't, 's I is 's I is, was weren't, 're I are was, isn't wasn't, 'm not a was, 's I is were, aren 't 10 aren't, we re 4A menu dishes chef dishes menu order a wai te r chef 10 bill I I bill 12 tip 13 tip 14 waiter I Are you ready to orde r? I'd li ke so me onion soup, please Wou ld yo u like a main course? Could I have so me roast lamb? What vegetables wou ld you li ke? Can I have po tatoes and peas, please? Something to drink? a Could I have some mineral water? 3A C I: hamburger, ro ll, o nion, to mato, salad C2: veggie burger, o ni on, corn o n the co b May the first, two th o usand and ten I the first of May, two th ousand and ten March the thirty-fi rst, two th ousa nd and two I the thi rty-first of Marc h, two thousand and two October the thirtieth, ninetee n ninety-five I the thirti eth of O cto ber, nineteen ninety-fi ve corn~on a ham burge r~in~a roll wi th~o ni o n~and with tomato l ettu ce~a nd~o ni on salt to sti r spices breakfast juice to squ eeze to mix soy sauce 10 to turn ove r I I noodl es 12 market I to dro p 14 oil 15 vegetabl es I pan 17 fi sh a IIJlllii weren't, we re was, wasn't was, we re n't were, were wasn't, was D I in for together in in in or with a on, away 6.2 IA I t /: fini shed , stopped, helped I d / : changed, loved, played, tried , enjoyed, trave ll ed IId /: started , wanted, hated C met spoke grew woke taught knew drew wrote 10 sle pt I I left 12 bought a D !J:/: taught, bought l ei: met, slept, left I ;)u /: spoke, woke, wrote l u: / : grew, knew, drew 2A She didn 't go to Bath University May the twenty-first, nineteen ten I the twenty-first of May, nineteen ten a january th e sixth, eighteen oh five I the sixth of janu ary, eighteen oh five th e cob the burger C T 3F4T5F 6F October th e thirteenth, nineteen fiftyseven I the thirteenth of October, nineteen fifty seven 2: 1/ 512010 so m e~on i o n s~on Kate and Leonardo: january the twenty-sixth , two thousand and five I the twenty-sixth of january, two th ousand and five B and George and Brae: came had left went studi ed travelled a met got married I opened I I worked I opened 13 sold 14 died C3: hamburger, roll , lettu ce, o ni o n, salad B C ',' B She didn't become a teac her She didn't stay at home They didn't start a cafe She didn 't have a son Wh ere did she grow up? I was at unive rsity in 1995 How many brothers and sisters did she have? He wasn't at home a week ago What did she after she left school? We we re at the party last weekend Wh en did she get married ? Were you at work on/last Wed nesday? Where did she o pen the first Body Sho p? My parents were both eighty years old last year When did she die? 4A The childre n we re tired yesterday morning, and today, too I True Maybe True True Maybe a C It was cold in/last july We were in the cafe yesterday afternoo n 10 Simon was here ten minutes ago, but he isn't here now 6A Famous fri e nd s two unhappy a photo the sa me Me lbourne loved a didn 't live swimming 10 eight D I about at first very really a lo t much very : S C 6A Kasia didn 't study last night because she felt toO tired She needed some fresh air, so / and she went out for a walk It was a warm evening, so / and there were a lot of people in the street They looked happy, but they weren't very friendl y She met an old friend and they went to a cafe They didn 't talk very much, but they we re happy to be together again Kas ia drank coffee; he didn 't drink anything, because he wasn't thirsty They wanted to meet again, so / and he gave her his phone number Kasia tried the number, but / and it didn 't work, so she isn't very happy now In 1968 studied lost moved left met finished found got 10 had I I became 12 went 13 bought 14 died 6.3 IA watched played went for stayed went watched played stayed 2A No, they didn't A man brought them to their house Five big bars B Two brothers and five sisters Albert Einstein 2A 7A armchairs, sofa b) Can I help you? television, calculator, mobile phones, computers c) It's too small Thanks anyway d) Have you got this in a large? play football, play other games, go for walks, go to the theatre /see a play b) And what wo uld you li ke to drink? supermarket, (corner) shop, post office, theatre c) Are you ready to order? b) cupboard c) school d) memory stick e) headphones f) stay in bed g) wardrobe h) go clubbing i) museum j) bathroom C What film did you see? Was itgood l I a, j b, g d, e f, h c, i C H C Where did you go? H 'B V U How was the musicl I I L C L A T E r B L (T E A leG R A P E U S (Y G H U R T K C M X C R 'B B T What time did you get back? B b) c) d) I e)3 f)7 g) h) i) 10 j) E U I V D Y R E E N I L V Z L E A R 3A Q T b I(B A N A N A H 2b3a4aSb N E Y) M Q- N N 2g3e4cSa6b7f8d9i 4A I kilo of apples REVIEW AND CHECK IA weren't had were bought didn't buy brought went ate 10 were I I was 12 didn 't have 13 did 14 played 15 went 16 saw I ti n of beans I kilo of carrots B None How many are any some Is any a 10 any SA B When did her family buy their first colour TV? Did Terry's family go shopping fo r food at the supermarket? Where did they buy milk, bread and eggs? B I d, a, c c, a, b, d I'$i Who did you go with? 10 Are you tired now) d) Can I have a glass of mineral water, please? B What did you do? Wha did you on Sundayl a) Yes, I'd li ke the chicken with potatoes and rice ./ The cheese is between the beans and the pasta The pasta is under the rice / The grapes are behind the carrots I b 2c 3a 4a S c 6a 7b 8b 9c lO a I lc 12b 13b 14b 15c 16b 17 a 18 a 19 c 20 c a 22 b 23 a 24 a 25 c 26 a 27 b 28 a 29 b 30 b IIlliin 7.1 IA uncomfortable fast crowded interesting quiet expensive boring cheap 10 noisy B I slow, fast noisy, boring, quiet, crowded comfortable, interesting expensive uncomfortable 2 South Africa's hotter than Italy I'm older than my brother Indian food is spicier than English food Lena's more intelligent than me Cola is sweeter than lemonade Chinese is more difficult than English Crisps are worse for yo u than chips better more interesting more romantic closer colder bigger friendlier How much chocolate did John and his friends get for ten pence? / 4A / No, they aren't good travel partners How many brothers and sisters did Winston have? The beans are on the left of the carrots B T T TM T M M TM C the apartment the apartment the hotel Mi ke Tim Tim Mike 7.2 I lake bridge river jungle market mountain city village famous building 10 desert You have 'a great time 'l 2A I C2A3B B The cheapest is Family fun there's a station where they usually get food , but the food truck wasn't there How many bags are Jo and Sam carrylngl N obody on the train was worried about this because almost everybody brought th eir own food A guy called Egor gave us half of his roast ch icken, and a Chinese couple gave us some bread People w ere so kind Anton and I ta lked abou t how to thank them so I taught them some English songs, and it wa s really just a big party My best day on the trainl Who 's photo ! 7.3 The most comfortable is Luxury The longest is Mountain adventure adventure The shortest is Luxury weekend The most uncomfortable is Mountain adventure 10 The coldest is Mountain adventure 3A What's the shortest word on this page! Which is the most interesting text in units 1- of this book! a is oger Ot g! Wh o's / Wh o is laughing! Wh at 's / What is Z oe drinking! D She's tal ki ng to Paolo They're Si tting at a cafe/at a table They 're carrying four bags He's talking/speaking on his mobile (ph one) car park swimming pool theatre library bus station art gallery tourist information park 10 museum Paolo's laughing She's drinking a coffee The easiest is Luxury weekend The most difficult is Mountain What 's / ng a IS He's taking a ph oto of Jake weekend The noisiest is Family fun ho turn straight past Dawson into on / ahead left 22c 33a 44b 4A the cinema and the post office th e third building on the left the fourth building on the right the museum next to Is your ph one ringing! Yes, it is / No, it isn 't Are you doing this exercise with a pen? Yes, I am / N o, I'm not Are any other peopl e sitting in the room? Yes, they are / No, they ilren't B Is music playing in the room? Yes, it is / N o, it isn't Which is the best exercise on thi s page! N o, it's between the cinema and the (post office) Are you enjoying this exercise! Yes, I am / No, I'm not What's the most difficult grammar point in English! No, it 's the~building on the left Is your teacher writing on the board! Yes, he /she is / N o, he / she isn't Who's the happiest person in your family! Who 's the friend liest person in your English class! N o, it's the fourth building on the (right) N o, it 's opposite the(museum) Are yo ur class mates drinking coffee? Yes, they are / N o, they aren't N o, it 's(next to)the bank for of to about on on at Which is the worst restaurant in town! III0",:, SA B 8.1 2e 3d4a5b I sentence a/ I 3- stud ent 's own answers 4A H is train goes from Moscow C 2T3T4F5F6F7T8T B having running staying swimming sleeping writing trying beginning 10 giving I reall y likes wants going into wants Some of 2A David took Julia's phone 's / is taking B are standing, listening them we she it her we her he 10 his I I it I her I him 14 his 15 it I they 's / is wa lking, isn't liste ning D Nick can't see any lakes Th ey buy food from women at stati ons They drink a lot of tea SA Hi , it's N ick again We started the day w ith a surprise - but not a good one A nton and I went to the dining ca r fo r breakfast and th ere wasn 't any food That wasn't a big pro blem because I had some biscuits and we drank some tea, but th en we went back fo r lunch and it was th e same situation The waiter told us that 6A 's / is sitting, drinking are chaning, aren't watching 's / is looking 's / is selling B B Roger C Megan D Paolo E Philip F W esley G Zoe H Lisa I Kalila J Jo and Sam C Who's / Who is Zoe talking to! Where are Zoe and Paolo Sitting! 8.2 IA A Tom B Bruce C Robert D Sam E Mike F William B Belinda's got short dark hair She isn' t very slim Jay's got short curly bl onde hair She isn 't very slim Keira's got long dark hair She's very slim 2A C 3A I you can't You can 't ride Can people smoke / they can't Can we walk / we can Taxis can drive m having I b) Are you looking for a friend? m sitting 2a) Is it an action film? aren' t wo rking 3b) Is anyone famous in it? don't usually start 4b) Do you want to buy a DVD? doesn't like 5b) I haven't got a CD player works 6a) I've got it on video I can't don 't have to can't don't have to PlOIiU a Is she looking looks 10 m phoning 's cooking / is cooking 's helping / is helping 9.1 are you wearing IF2F3T4T B C By bus or bike About two hours 25 kilometres an hour Yes, she does Near her desk Stupid a N o, she doesn't 2A a wear went by rides take go on goes by 'm getting on a came by 10 don't (u sually) stand SA 2F3E4D5H6G7 BaI9A don 't usuall y wea r 'm standing / am standing can 't have to can we can 't can can a Do we have to can we 10 don't have to I I can 't 10 can IA B helicopter C bike D horse E taxi F plane G train H motorbike I foot are (you) doing 'm watching / am watching B 3A 9.3 II get I b 2c 12 'm waiting / am waiting cline 25 b line 27 a line 29 e line 36 d line 42 I alarm clock missed lost, keys broke down traffic, bad 2A - a - the a an a - I - I I a I the I don't believe you Across: I skirt shoes dress jeans a tie socks 10 shirt D own: trouse rs sweater coat jacket suit a top S Yes, the bus station is down this street on the left SA the traffic was terrible my car broke down I left my wallet at home I feel terrible about this I Wool / cotton more comfortable comfortable and cheap Rajiv is an actor in Mumbai don 't worry about it a I'm so sorry B I haven't got a car, but I've got a motorbike 2F3T4F5F6T C 2e3a4f5c6d 8.3 IA horror film sci-fi film musical romantic film comedy drama B B5C4DIE6F3G7 2 What kind of fi lms you like? There's a good film called The Matrix The Town Hall opens at 9.30 in the morning I love planes and flying I always ask for a window seat Keith often works at home in t he evening Is Manchester in the UK? a / 9.2 IA healthy dangerous inconvenient difficult convenient safe a easy comfortable 10 polluting No, really, it's fine 10 But don't let it happen again First of all, I left the house late because I lost my keys Then I missed the bu s, so I phoned a taxi but the taxi broke down and I waited thirty minutes for another taxi After that, I got to th e restaurant an hour late, but I left your present in the taxi I phoned the taxi com pany, but they didn 't answer, so I went into the restaurant, but you weren 't there Finally, I went home and tried to phone you, but you didn't answer 4 What's it about? C checked in Who's in it? I safe healthy, easy dangerous, difficult, comfortable convenient, polluting inconvenient security 2A tax-free shopping angry gate Is~an yo ne famous~i n~i t? B a get on Do yo u want to borrow~a DVD? 2F3T4T5F6T Do yo u think I'd like it? Can I borrow it? 3A Is~it ,an ~action film? I haven't got ,a DVD player I've got ,it ,on video passpo rt control departure lounge REVIEW AND CHECK B Where are you going new fl at, Jim? IA plays 'm writing 're having arrive came n't have to can can't 10 have to I I walk 12 's talking 13 is practising 14 is calling 15 have to to 100 or a When are you going I are you going to (go to) university, Soo Min? c Wh y would you like to work in TV, Soo Min? How are yo u going to travel, Bill and Jane? to work, home, to school Why would yo u like to move nearer your daughter, Bill and Jane? a new car, a hamburger, a new computer C some help, a job, a glass of water C conve nient D dangerous E empty F famous G get H horror I interesting J jungle K know L lying M missed N noisy on P polluting Q quiet R recommend S Square T traffic U uncomfortable V village W wo rse X (e)xpensive Y you Z (ama)zing b) c) d) e) f) I 3A Speaker I : d W ould you like to work in TV? Speaker 2: c B are you enjoying D oes Jesse write you w rite sing say 's Danny wearing 'm wearing Yes, I would I N o, I wouldn't Are you going to see your family next weekend? Yes, I am I No, I'm not th e hottest the co ldest slower faster most convenient the tallest quieter th e most interesting 10 cheaper Yes, it is I N o, it isn 't Would you like to buy a new mobile phone? Yes, I w ould I N o, I wouldn 't B Are you and yo ur classmates going to stud y English next year? Yes, we are I N o, we aren 't 2T3F4T5F6F Would yo u like co untry? C would like it me th e w ay and turn left on for about sor ry about thi s about it, really I b 2b lO a Il 17 a I 24 a 25 to live in anoth er 3c a 5c 6c 7b 8b a c 12b 13b 14 a 15b 16b c I a 20 a 21 c 22 c 23 b a 26 b 27 c 28 c 29 c 30 a 1Il0"·1•• 10.1 IA B 2a3c4b5b6a7c8b w ill win won 't be w o n't kn ow 'II miss 'II love won't be won 't co me will wi ll might w ill might w on't might not might 10 w on't a) I, b) a) I, b)2 Yes, I wo uld I N o, I wou ldn't a)2, b) I a) 2, b) I Yes, they wou ld I N o, th ey wo uldn 't ,.i Speaker 3: b Speaker 4: a W ould you r cl assmates like to go home now? - a the a a - th e lOa I I - I the los t, tired Is English going to be useful for yo u? 4A sentence b I 3A Another teenage lottery w inner B Tracey Makin Tracey and Callie N o, she doesn't No, it was only the second tim e she played the lottery She's going to have a holiday and buy a new car Because her car is too small 4A I nothing go for a new suit a ho liday clubbing move stay at start learn 10 buy a) I , b) I I It 's generally a safe city, but it can also be dangerous to walk alone late at night in some areas It isn 't a good idea to carry a lot of money, and leave your expensive watch at home, too You can get delicious food in cafes and in street markets as well I 's I is going to look for Message: Life's a lottery At night taxis are convenient, but they're expensive as well isn't I is not going to stay B 10.3 'd I wou ld like to be 's I is going to have 's I is going (to go) 'd I would like to work are goi ng to visit aren 't I are not going to have 10 'd I would like to move drin k married , move, buy, family friends, course, learn , job stop, have, buy, travel presents, shopping 10.2 IA thirsty bored wet hungry hot lost co ld excellent coo l wo nderfu l fantastic great awesome brilliant 2A Have about don't How feel Why stay idea 10 Brilliant I I let 's 12 Sounds 3A 2A H ow about going for a bike ri de? should I you shouldn 't eat you should change should I sleep you shouldn 't w atch you shouldn 't go you should T hat was my favourite vase W hy don 't we go to an art gallery? What about staying at ho me and cooking something? W hat/How about making spaghetti and meatballs? a) That doesn't sound very interesting Looking at paintings is boring' b) I don't really feel li ke doing th at I'm too tired c) Sounds good You make the meatballs, I can make t he pasta d) Brilliant! W hat wo uld you li ke to eat? e) That isn't a very good idea I haven't got much money a) Let me make you a coffee SA b) c) d) B C D I to have have w ith fro m too in at take 10 all I I meet 12 make run remember understand read climb hear swim concentrate cool w indy stormy cold 10 raining B I ho cloudy warm wet snowing sunny dry unders tand climb swim read forget hear run remember 2A I 1.1 IA S T M A C H M K IT H U M B N S E N T U E H I CF E E T r B 3A Shall I phone IA Do n: c) I'll buy you another one I b2c3a d 2g3a4c5f b e 2b3a4d c Across: b) Let me look d) Shall I close th e window? 3, 5, 7, 11.2 B I'm really tired It 's col d in here 'II / w ill email 'II / will get Let me give 'II / w ill 2a c 4b5 a c 1Il11"'j 12.1 IB 2C3 A IA B watch birds climb a mountain ride a ho rse sw im in a ri ver sail a boat 2a3 b4b5 a c I watch bi rds ri de a horse, sail a boat climb a mountain swim in a river I A: slowly B: slow A: lazy B: lazily A: quietl y B: quiet A: easily B: easy A: badly B: bad A: energetic B: energetica lly A: noisily B: noisy A: hard B: hard 2A e 3h b c6a 7d8 g B j :.m I ~ must go now hope you're all O K E E T H C H II H A N DJ K E hard , late, lo udly ~ K healthily, earl y, fast, clearly ~ T F D Il B A C C I neck safely, dangerously, fast B climbed done travelled had ridden drunk played met 10 flown a teach er a golfer a jazz singer S tired, terribly toe, nose thumb, stomach mouth 2 hurts headache sore throat shoulder tooth ache sore eye terrible temperature 10 cough 3B you shou ld speak Should I get You shouldn 't have should I You should visit You should take you shou ldn't open you shouldn 't travel 10 you shouldn't dri nk speak to you soon perfectl y, we ll , loudly hand, back teeth, knee, feet havi ng a great time 4A comfortable, no isy, hungry, cheaply, expensive 4A hasn't been have seen hasn't seen has eaten haven't eaten have visited hasn't swum badly, beautifull y, kind 6A qUickly angril y nervously carefull y B carefull y quickly angrily slowly 11.3 B Have / visited Has / eaten Has / seen Have / been Has / swum C N o, they haven't N o, she hasn 't Yes, she has Yes, they have N o, he hasn't SA lift push drop fa ll st and B Day C Day D D ay E D ay B 2F3T4 F T6F7T F c 2A Ji m has eaten Greek food many times back in New Zealand A: Hi, Xavier Thi s is Bea B: Hi, Bea How are you? headache, sore throat, tempera re cough A: I'm OK Is Michelle there? through , towards, away from ou: ~ They watched the sunset near the Temple of Poseidon Jim didn 't ride the donkey - he walked behind it and it kicked him He isn't back home, he's in hospital in Athens 6A raining, cloud y, sn owing B: Yes, but she's sleeping hungry, thirsty, bored, lost A: Could I leave a message for her? concentrate, rememb er, hear climb B: Of course excellent, wonderful , cool brillian A: Just ask her to call me shoulder, knee, finger, elbow Yes, he has No, he hasn't Yes, they have N o, he hasn 't B: OK Bye B b6c4d3e7f2g5 B A: Hello Can I speak to the manager, please? Yes, he has Yes, he has Yes, they have No, he hasn 't 12.2 B: Just a moment I'm sorry, he's busy at the moment Could you call back later? A: It 's very important IA 2F3C4E5A607H8G B got been sung been fl own swum driven C runny nose into sunburnt understand amazing thumb 3A DR R R B: Can I take a message? B A: No thanks I'll phone back later shou ld 'II should should 'II might shouldn't shou ld 10'11 I I shouldn 't 12 might not 13 should 14 won't six double eight, two nine seven fi ve oh seven five , seven two eight one c Conversation Conversation Conversation o six two three two double eight nine nine eight nine, double seven double six oh eight seven oh five double three , eight double nine two Conversation 2 years ago S Conversation 2007 embarrassed nervous frightened proud excited Conversation when he was about 19 2 haven't Have have went Have you ever sung 've sung was did you sing 10 Have you ever driven I I drove 12 snowed rode Did you like was didn 't go Has he ever hurt 's broken did he was 10 fell down across towards over under through away from into 10 up REVIEW AND CHECK 4 W T R G R W Y H I H H A V E A C H I L A I I(s T A Y I N M V U G M V F N G S E G A B R A 0 A S R G A 'S Z M B F H R G G C T C E A 0 I G S A S S R P E R P U Y E P A P IA R decided joined 've / have been 've / have met met returned 's / is going to speak 're / are going to have 10 'd / would like to open B C E R A S E W I L R X S T V R C A N A Z G E H B T B U L G E T A J B B ~ K Q S C K X M L X G F R A M E A L)I Have you been to a lot of different countries? When did you meet your husband? Where's Jacques going to speak next week? 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