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Choose the correct answers to complete the text ffie.a.p common noisy boring clean easy far heavy quiet rare safe dangerous powerful unhealthy useless weak difficult dirty exciting expensi';e healthy light near useful cheap expensive Tokyo Tokyo is a huge city of more than 13 million people It's _ _ , but the shops and restaurants are 1_ _ The streets are busy and 2_ _ , but they're always very _ _ There isn't much crime in Tokyo It's a really _ _ city Japanese is a _ _ language _ _ _ for foreigners to read and speak Visitors to Tokyo often get lost because they can't read the signs _ _ _ The rai lway is a popular form of public transport in Tokyo The underground is also very busy and workers sometimes push passengers ' onto the tra ins! There are a lot of cars as well The pollution from Tokyo's traffic sometimes makes the air quite _ _ • _ _ _ _ _ _ 10 _ _ 11 _ _ _ fi{* -) Complete the sentences with adjectives in exercise 1 a light (b exciting) c powerful a expensive b near c rare a weak b noisy c heavy a clean b near c useful a far b common c safe a safe b difficult c useless a quiet b difficult c unhealthy (.fi*jj) Write examples for the adjectives expensive There aren't ma ny tigers left in I nd ia now They are rare Wash your hands! They're _ _ _ powerful This box is it, please? unhealthy Can you help me lift Is it to your school? No, it's only three minutes from here This dictionary isn't very I can 't find the word 'platinum ' I got 97% in the science test It was Our dog is ill Its legs are _ and it can 't walk Iloveth isfilm lt'svery _ _ _ I can 't hear you! It's very _ _ _ quiet dangerous Starter unit difficult useful noisy boring a rare painting a sports car Comparative and superlative adjectives Present simple Look at the table and choose the correct words Write sentences and questions using the present simple he / go / to my school NewDVD reviews j./e goes to my school they / not tidy / their room every day Tom met Sally €12.99 Gina / wash up / every evening 1/ not sleep /for eight hours every night Harry / / his homework once a week they / drive / to work every morning school/not finish / at two o'clock The Scientists is more exciting than / (isn't as exciting a ~ Dog Police you / have / breakfast every day /? The Scientists is more expensive than / isn't as expensive as Tom met Sally your brother / go / to work / ? Tom met Sally is longer than / isn't as long as The Scientists Tom met Sally isn't as cheap as / is cheaper than The Scientists Dog Police isn't as expensive as / is more expensive than Tom met Sally Tom met Sally is shorter than / isn't as short as Dog Police Dog Police isn't as exciting as / is more exciting than Tom met Sally Tom met Sally is more boring than / isn't as boring as The Scientists The Scientists is better than / isn't as good as Dog Police r::k**) Answer the questions Write complete sentences What time does school start? School starts at eight o'clock Do you get the bus to school? Where does your mum / dad work? How often you watch TV? What time you have breakfast? Write superlative sentences about the DVDs Do you tidy your room every week? (expensive) The ~ciellti5it5iis the most expensive DVD How you relax? (cheap) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (short) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (long) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ (exciting) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ What you at weekends? (boring) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ What time you wake up on Saturdays? (good) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ Starter unit ~ ) Find eight more routines Write them in the order they happen every day for you H G H T H R E D C H 0 l T A R T K P I A N G V I D 0 G E T U P E E V 0 T B T R G T B E H G l l K W D T R A 0 F R A T H E T M T H K H E A l E ) ~* Look at the routines for the two days and complete the text Use the correct form of the verbs Wednesday 7.00 get up! 8.30 9.00 get bus schoo~ starts 3.30 schoo~ {i""ishes 4.00 re~)( i"" parle! 6.30 IM-aths hol1dWorle watch TV " Thursday go to bed! 7.00 get UP! 8.30 getbus W l G A A N W I W E G B K T W 8.00 T I A N U M U F G l 10.00 C J K U P E A M R E H Y F H K N C N K E T E K T H I B T E P V G T B E D E T wake ull words in the box shopping go x watch plays bed get ull 9.00 school starts 3.30 school fi""ishes 4.30 go shopping with 6.00 elo history hO/M-tworle go 0/11- computer go to beel! 7.30 10.00 0k*_) Complete the sentences using the "- nl/t,(,1 geHl-p have at seven o'clock My pa rents don't _ to work on Sundays She _ _ _ _ basketball every week They _ TV in the evenings I my homework after school I never to sleep before nine o'clock breakfast? Do you usually We often go after school on Mondays What time you go to ? My sister gets ull at a.m and she _ the bus to school at 8.30 a.m School at a.m and it finishes at 3.30 p.m After school on Wednesdays, she _ with her friends On Thursdays, she shopping in town In the evening, she her homework and then she TV or goes on the computer and chats with her friends She _ _ _ _ to bed at 10 p.m f!iI:k) Complete the text about your routine on a school day I get UIl at about 1._ _ _ _ _ _ _ in the morning 12_ _ _ _ _ _ breakfast with 3_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ School at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,501 to school at _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ My favourite class is School finishes at in the afternoon After school, 1° _ I usually go to bed at 11 _ _ _ _ _ _ • Starter unit Present continuous (*_) Choose the correct words Present simple and present continuous 1* _* ) Complete the phone conversation Use the present simple or the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets It's the weekend and we @ /'s relaxing , They aren't / isn't watching the film What's / are he doing? He are /'s having breakfast I'm / are learning English Why aren't / isn't you tidying your room? I aren't /'m not doing my homework now Mum Ollie Mum Ollie ~*) Look at the photos and complete the sentences Mum Ollie Mum Aron and Ben are watchillg tv They arell't doillg their homework Ollie (watch TV / their homework) Hi, Ollie It's Mum I'm comillg (come) home now OK, Mum (you / study) for your important exam? No 12_ _ _ _ (chat) to Sirr:lOn We 3_ _ _ _ (talk) about the exam But you _ _ _ _ (talk) to him every day No, we 5_ _ _ _ (not chat) in class We (listen) to our teacher Are you sure? What 7_ _ (your sister / do) at the moment? (she / do) her homework? No, of course not, Mum She never (do) her homework She 10 (watch) TV, I think! */i1iJ Invent a daily routine for a famous person Write four sentences about it Imagine what he / she is doing at the moment and write two sentences Dad He _ (cook / read) Liollel Messi always gets up late I-le doesll't have breakfast At the momellt he's havillg dillller ill all expellsive restaurallt Brad _ He _ (chat / sleep) Eri nand Lu ke _ They (go to school/have breakfast) Starter unit 0000 TV and news ~ _) Match sentence halves 1-9 with a-i 0k* -; Complete the dialogue with the words in the box ~ Are there any good programmes They use special cameras Homer Simpson is my This new TV series The fi rst TV broadcast Can I change channels Their new television has got a The show had three million I didn't watch the last a b c d e f g h i really big screen viewers last year was in black and white on TV this evening? to make 3D films has 12 episodes favourite character in The Simpsons episode of the series with this remote control? adverts audience cameras channels presenter show programme Jess What you think is the best programme on TV? Ryan I love Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? It's my favou rite I always watch it! I was in the _ two years ago My seat was behind the two so it was a bit difficult to see, but the was really funny Jess Why you love it? Ryan It's exciting! Jess What you think is the worst thing on TV? Ryan I hate the ! I prefer without them ~* ) Complete the definitions about TV (ji1iIiJ Answer the questions Write complete sentences How many channels have you got on your TV at home? I've got eight channels on my TV at home What is your favourite TV show? Why? A br oadcast is when they transmit a TV show Which programmes you never watch? Why? They record TV shows with a _ _ _ An watches a show You ca n tu rn the TV on a nd off with a An _ is one of several parts of a story A A is a person in a story is a TV show When you watch TV, you see the picture on the TV _ _ A episodes • TV and news is a show with a lot of Wh ich series you usua IIy watch? Who is your favourite character? Why? What is the actor's name? Do you like adverts? Why / Why not? Who uses the remote control a lot in your house? was, were, there was, there were (*=-:=) Choose the correct words Who was / ~ the main characters in Past simple (**-~) Complete the text using the past simple form of the verbs in brackets Futurama? We was / were lucky There was / There were two more episodes on the DVD Where was / were you r ca mera? Marc was / were tired, so he didn't watch the end of the show Was / Were there any good programmes on TV last night? The first episode weren't / wasn't in 2009 It was / were in 2010 The presenters weren't / wasn't on yesterday's progra m me How old was / were the participants? Were there / Was there many people in the audience? fii*- ) Write sentences Use the affirmative V), negative (X) or question (?) forms of was / were and there was / there were 1/ at school this morning X I wasl1't at school this morl1il1g there /two channels without adverts./ there / a new character in the show this week? the remote control/next to the TV ? On the Road with Stars is a new programme that follows bands on tour In the first show, the TV company travelled (travel) to Los Angeles to meet Kanye West (make) the programme very They cheaply because they (not have) a lot of money They (record) it with only one camera and they (be) very lucky because the presenters (work) for free In Los Angeles, the presenters _ _ _ (not stay) in a hotel Instead, they 7_ _ _ (sleep) in a caravan During the show, Kanye (fly) in a private plane from city to city, but the TV company (follow) him in their car, with their caravan! ,*-*-1i) Write questions for the answers Did you meet Kal1ye West? Yes, we did We met Kanye West in Los Angeles you / in the audience? there / a new presenter in this series X We met him last month Yes, we did We liked him very much it / a new series / who / the participants in Big Brother? After Los Angeles, we went to Las Vegas and then to San Francisco _ No, we slept in a caravan there / ma ny TV broadcasts in the 1940s X No, we didn't fly We drove _ We drove because the flights were expensive TVand news PRON U NCIATION BAN K Unit 4: Diphthongs I~ml legl l aIl l aul 1.11 Listen and repeat the diphthongs and the words , /'du/ phone /e'd/ there /ar/ nice /au/ brown 1.12 Listen and repeat the words in the box Then complete the table ~ go 1.15 Listen and circle the weak forms /t'd/ and /O'd/ in each sentence square now like OK town guy wear about chair mind We have to visit Grandma Let's go past the post office The uniforms weren't very nice You mustn't run in the corridor I wentto primary school in South Street Is th is the book she wanted? e 1.16 Circle the weak forms /t'd/ and /O'd/ Listen and check Some parents want to send the ir children to single-sex schools, but the majority of British teenagers go to mixed schools Students have to stay at school until the school-leaving age, which is sixteen -photo Unit 6: Linking 1.13 Listen and check your answers Let\.J0rganizeva protest They must banvall violent games That'sjl goodJ dea Shall we havejl meetingforvanvhour? Howvabout starting the boycott on Saturday? Write the correct diphthong next to the sentences below Practise saying them She's got fair hair _ _ _ He'squiteshy _ _ _ Our house is in town _ _ _ We don't know _ _ _ Listen and repeat Notice the weak forms /t'd/ and /O'd/ /t'd//O'd/ You shouldn't go to the sports centre today /O'd/ /t'd/ /O'd/ The new students have to wear the green uniform /t'd//O'd/ I must go to the library /t'd/ /O'd/ She has to the homework later 1.18 Listen and draw the linking sounds in the sentences We've gotjlvnew petition Unit 5: Weak forms 1.17 Listen and repeat Pay attention to the linking sounds 1.14 Come on this march with us! Let's send an email now There's a lot of litter here Shall we meet at ten o'clock? You can ask your brother or sister e 1.18 Listen again to the sentences in exercise and repeat them Use the linking sounds Mark the linking sounds in these short phrases Then practise saying them , Find out some information Support our campa ign Join in with us Sign up in April Pronunciation bank 91 PRONUNCIATION BANK Unit 7: Silent letters Unit 8: Word stress 1 We not pronounce every consonant in some words Listen and repeat 1.19 column school listen might character sign would mustn't gallery Cross out the consonants that we not pronounce Then listen and check receipt design island know ghost scent autumn talk 10 wrist museum exhibition collect impressionist a b c d e f ••• •• •• •••• ••• •••• Complete the table with the words in the box portrait collector education support accept masterpiece landscape photography president definition important intelligent 1.21 Circle two words in each sentence with consonants that we not pronounce Listen and check There were some frightening scenes in the novel Did you walk or climb up the mountain? That wasn't the right answer, was it? I bought him two great birthday presents We have to write a talk and present it next week You shouldn't play with knives Listen and match the words with the stress patterns Then listen again and repeat painting 1.20 thumb ~ 1.22 portrait •• •• •••• • 1.23 Listen and check your answers Then listen and repeat Draw the stress patterns for these adjectives Use a dictionary to help you colourful 92 • Pronunciation bank shocking provocative imaginative amusing Phonetic symbols Vowels /il IrJ li:1 l rel la:1 lel 13:1 101 I'J:I lul lu:1 hi IAI lerl laII I'JII laul kml II'd1 l e;)1 IU'd1 happy it he fl ag a rt egg her not fou r look you sugar mum day why nOisy how go here wear t ou rist Consonants Ipl I bl It I Id! Ikl IgI ItSI Id:) IfI Ivl 181 101 Isl Izl ISI I:) /hl Iml 1nl II)I III Irl Ijl Iwl pen big two dog c an good beach job food very th ink then s peak zoo she television house meat now si ng late radio yes we camera (n) I' krem'dr'dl cartoon (n) Ika:'tu:nl boring (adj) l' b'J:rn]1 character (n) I' krer'dkt'd(r)1 chea p (adj) Itfi:pl chat show (n) I 'tfret I'd ol clean (adj) Ikli:nl choose (v) Itfu:zI common (adj) I' kom'dn l cruel (adj) I' kru:;)1I cook (v) Ikukl cry (v) IkrarJ dangerous (adj) l' dernd;3'dr;)sl debate (n) IdT' beTtl difficult (adj) l 'dIfTbltl dramatic (adj) Idr'd'mretIkl dirty (adj) I' d3:til embarrassing (adj) Inu'brer'dSII)I your homework (v) I,du: j'J: engineer (n) lend;31'11ld(r)1 'h'dUmW3:kl enjoy (v) Im'd;3'JII easy (adj) I' i:zil entertaining (adj) lent;)'temII)1 exciting (adj) IIk'sartn]I film (n) !fIlml expensive (adj) IIk'spensTvl finally (adv) I 'falll'dlil far (adj) Ifa:(r)1 follow (v) I' fol'du l finish (v) l 'fImSI funny (adj) I' Lmil get home (v) I, get 'h'dum/ game show (n) I' geTm Idol getthe bus (v) I,get O'd 'bAsI leave (v) Ili:vl get up (v) I ,get 'Ap! lonely (adj) I'l'dunlil go shopping (v) !,g'dO 'JOPI!]! love (v) IIAV! goto bed (v) I,g'du td 'bedl medical drama (n) l 'medIkl goto sleep (v) I,g;m td 'sli:p! ,dra:m'dl go to work (v) I ,g'do t'd 'w3:kl news (n) Inju:zI have breakfast (v) !,hrev 'brekf'dstl participant (n) Ipa :'tISIp'dnt healthy (adj) l'he18il presenter (n) pn'zent'd(r) heavy (adj) /' hevil profit (n) I' proflt light (adj) IlaItl programme (n) I' pr'dogrrem/ near (adj) IllJ'd(r)1 quiz show (n) l 'kwIZ I'dUI noisy (adj) I' mlzil reali~y show (n) Iri 'rel;)ti I'do! play (v) IpleTI receive (v) In' si:vl powerful (adj) /' pau'dfll remote control (n) In,m'dot quiet (adj) l 'kwaI'dt/ bn'tr'dull rare (adj) Ire'd(r)1 scene (n) Isi:nl relax (v) In'lreksl series (n) I' sI'dri:zl review (n) In'vju:1 shocked (adj) ISoktl safe (ad j) IseIfl show (n) IS'dol start (v) Ista:tI show (v) IS'dul tidy your room (v) l, taIdi j'J: 'ru:ml sitcom (n) l 'sItkoml unhealthy (adj) IAn'beIeil soap opera (n) I's'dop ,opr'dl useful (adj) I'ju:sfll solve (v) Isolvl useless (adj) I'ju:sl'dsl sports programme (n) I' sP'J:ts wait (v) IweItl ,prdugneml wake up (v) I,welk 'Apl stuck (adj) IStAkl watch TV (v) I,wotf, ti: 'vi:1 take part (v) l ,teIk 'pa:tl weak (adj) Iwi:kl t~lent show (n) I' trel'dnt ,J'dol time limit (n) I'tanu lImItl Unit toilet (n) l 't'JI1'dtl ' transfer (v) Itrrens'f3:(r)/ abandoned (adj) l'd'brend'dndl try (v) ItrarJ advert (n) l 'redV3:tl TV channel (n) I ,ti: 'vi: ,tfrenll amusing (adj) 1;)'mju:zII)I TV programme (n) I ,ti: 'vi: attract (v) I'd' trrektl ,pr;)ogrreml audience (n) 1''J:di'dnsl unhappy (adj) IAn 'hrepil audition (n) h:'dISnl viewer (n) I'vju:'d(r)1 audition (v) h:'dISnl weather forecast (n) l 'weo'J break down (v) I,brerk 'daun! ,hka:stl broadcast (n) l 'br'J:dka:stl win (v) IWllll broadcast (v) l 'br'J:dka:stl calmly (adv) I' ka:mlil Starter unit Wordlist 93 Unit apple (n) I'repl/ bag (n) Ibregl bar (n) Iba:(r)1 barbecue (n) I'ba:brkju:1 basket (n) I'ba:skrtl beach (n) Ibi:lfl blog (n) I bIogl bottle (n) I 'botl/ bottle top (n) l' botI, topl box (n) Iboksl bu rger (n) I' b3:gg(r)1 burn (v) Ib3:nl camerawoman (n) I'kremgrgwomgnl can (n) Ikrenl carton (n) I'ka:tnl chicken (n) I 'lflkrnl chocolate (n) I 'lf oklgtl Christmas (n) I' krrsmgsl cloth (n) IkJo01 coffee (n) I 'kofil computer (n) Ibm'pju:tg(r)/ container (n) Ibn'term(r)1 cooking oil (n) l'kukIl) ,:)111 crisp (n) Ikrrspl cup (n) Ihpl destroy (v) Idr'str::lIl dishwasher (n) l 'drJwoJg(r)1 environment (n) Irn'vaIrgnmgntl exotic (adj) /rg'zotrkl experiment (n) hk'spenmgntl fizzy drink (n) I,frzi'drrl)kl flower (n) l'f1aug(r)1 fridge (n) Ifnc\31 fuel (n) I'fju:gJI harmful (adj) I' ha:mf1I ice (n) larsl impact (n) I'rmprektl jar (n) lc\3a:(r)1 juice (n) /c\3u:s/ kitchen (n) I'kllfm/ kiwi fruit (n) I' ki:wi: ,fru:tl lemon (n) I'lemgnl life jacket (n) l' larf ,cI.3rekrt! lifestyle (n) /'larfstadl light bulb (n) !'laIt ,bAlbl lorry (n) /'lori/ mammal (n) I'mreml! map (n) Imrep/ match (n) Imrelfl nappy (n) I'nrepi/ newspa per (n) I' nju:zpeTpg(r)/ orange (n) I ' onnc\31 origin (n) l 'onc\3rn/ packet (n) I'prekrtl patrol (v) /pg 'trgol/ poison (v) I'p:mn/ pollute (v) /pg'Iu:t/ polystyrene (n) /poIi'starri:n/ powder (n) I'paudg(r)1 producer (n) /prg'dju:sg(r)/ recycle (v) Iri:'salkl/ reduce (v) /n'dju:s/ reuse (v) Iri:'ju:z/ roll (n) /rgol/ rubbish (n) I'rAbIJ/ sandwich (n) I'srenwrlfl save (v) /selv/ second-hand (adj) I,sebnd 'h~endl ( Containers) 94 • Wordlist shampoo (n) /j'rem'pu:1 shopping (n) !'JOPIl)/ sign (n) /sarnl sleeping bag (n) /'sli:PIIJ ,bregl soap (n) /SgOp/ strawberry (n) I'str::>:bgri/ sugar (n) !'Jugg(r)1 sun cream (n) I'sAn ,kri:ml sun hat (n) I'sAn ,hretl takeaway (adj) I'terbwer! throwaway (v) 1,0rgo g'weIl toilet paper (n) I't::>J!gt ,pelpg(r)/ toothpaste (n) /'tu:0peIst/ torch (n) /t::>:lf/ tourist (n) I'tognst/ tube (n) Itju:bl unbelievable (adj) IAnbr'li:vgbl/ used (adj) /ju:zdl washing (n) I'WOJIIJ/ washing machine (n) l'woSn] m;),Si:nl waste (v, n) /weIst/ whale (n) Iwedl wildlife (n) I'waddlaIfl yoghurt (n) I'jog:)tl Unit addiction (n) /:)'drkSn! 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