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Jane Hudson Series Adviser Catherine Walter Navigate workbook with key Beginner OXFO RD Jane Hudson Series Adviser Catherine Walter Navigate workbook with key Beginner OXFO RD U N IV E R S IT Y PRESS Contents F ir s t m e e t in g s Om Oxford 3000™ Navigate has been based on the Oxford 3000 to ensure that learners are only covering the most relevant vocabulary page Grammar verb be (l/you) verb be (we/you) question words Vocabulary introductions numbers 1-10; countries the alphabet Speaking hello and goodbye 10 W riting filling in a form 10 Pronunciation saying names of countries the alphabet Listening fo r pleasure Murder in Kingston [2 Q u e s t io n s 11 page 12 13 15 16 Vocabulary objects; numbers 11-100 jobs prepositions of place 12 14 17 18 18 Pronunciation word stress: -teen and -ty word stress: jobs 12 14 [3 P e o p le a n d p o s s e s s io n s Writing a social media message 26 Pronunciation stress in yes/no questions and answers 22 Listening fo r pleasure Unusual collections 27 19 page 20 Grammar have got, has got have got negatives and questions possession 21 22 25 Vocabulary adjective + noun phrases (1); irregular plurals opposite adjectives family 20 23 24 M y life page 28 Grammar present simple positive present simple negative present simple yes/no questions 28 31 33 Vocabulary common verbs transport daily activities 29 30 32 Speaking in a shop 34 W riting an informal email 34 Pronunciation present simple with he/she/it stress in present simple yes/no questions and answers 28 32 Review: Units & [ W riting a blog Review: u n its & 26 [ Grammar this/that/these/those; verb be (it/they) verb be (he/she/it/they) subject pronouns Speaking telling the time Speaking everyday expressions S ty le a n d d e s ig n 35 page 36 Grammar adverbs of frequency Wh- questions present simple - all forms 36 39 40 Vocabulary colours and clothes adjectives parts of the body adjective modifiers 37 38 41 41 Speaking travel information 42 Writing making arrangements by text 42 Pronunciation word stress: clothes plural forms 37 41 Reading fo r pleasure ■ The Girl with Red Hair 43 I Places a n d fa c ilitie s page 44 Grammar there is/there are is th e re ?/Are th e re ? ■ all the and each 45 47 49 vocabulary ■ places in a town hotel facilities ■ rooms and furniture 44 46 48 Speaking explaining problems 50 W riting ■ a hotel review 50 Pronunciation is th e re ?!Are th e re ? linking (1) 47 49 Review: Units & [ S kills a n d in te re s ts 51 page 52 Grammar can/can't Can y o u ? like + -Ing 53 54 56 Vocabulary skills ■ adverbs of manner hobbies like, love, hate + -ing 52 55 56 57 Speaking ■ simple requests 58 W riting a post on a social media website 58 Pronunciation can, can't can, c a n t in questions and statements linking vowels with /w/ or /j/ Reading fo r pleasure Last Chance [ O u r p a st Writing a biography 66 Pronunciation was and were regular past simple endings linking (2) 60 63 65 Review: Units & [ U nusual s to rie s 67 p age 68 I Grammar past simple irregular verbs past simple negatives and questions ago 68 70 72 Vocabulary adjective + noun phrases (2) verb phrases (1) 69 71 Speaking the weather 74 Writing a review of an event 74 Pronunciation sentence stress word stress in two-syllable words 71 73 Listening fo r pleasure Kim Peek 75 [1 N e w places, n e w p ro je c ts p age 76 Grammar going to positive and negative going to questions and short answers would like 76 79 80 53 54 57 Vocabulary future time phrases verb phrases (2) prepositions of time cafe food 77 78 79 80 59 Speaking ordering food and drink 82 Writing invitations and thank-you notes 82 Pronunciation going to ■ silent letters 77 81 page 60 Grammar verb be past simple ■ past simple regular verbs object pronouns 60 63 64 Vocabulary dates was born/died ■ past time phrases 61 62 65 Speaking ■ special occasions 66 Review: Units & 10 83 A u d io s c rip ts page 84 A n s w e r key page 92 First meetings 1.1 On business or on holiday? vocabulary introductions Complete the sentences Use the phrases in the box on business on holiday on holiday to study I'm Aneta I'm here on holiday I'm Haluk I'm here _ I'm Sachi I'm here _ I'm Ryan I'm here _ Match beginnings 1-8 to endings a-h Hello, a business? b you Hi, I'm c I'm not Nice d I am And e I'm Luz Are you here to f Murat, No, g study? Are you here on h to meet you Yes, OlW Oxford 3000™ Complete the conversation between Chris and David Use the words in the box And HeWe Hi holiday Nice No study Yes you Chris David Chris David Hello I'm Chris _ , I'm David _ to meet you _ you Are _ here on holiday? _ , I'm not I'm here to _ And you? Are you here on _ ? Chris _ , I am 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 verb be (I/you) Complete the sentences with I or you I 'm Lola Are _ here on holiday? _ 'm not Ahmet _ 'm here to study Are _ Sarah? _ 'm not on business Complete the conversations Viktor Hi I'm Viktor Amy _ Amy Kemal Hello, _ Kemal Susie H i, _ Susie A m y _ on business? Susie No,_ Viktor _ here on holiday And you? Kemal _ here to study V i k t o r _ Susie? Susie Yes,_ Amy Hello. _ Viktor? Kemal No, _Kemal I c a n introduce myself ask questions with be 6a ((JirchjHhe correct options Will a (Fm) b Ami Sabine a Am I b I’m not here on business? a You aren't b Are you Frida? a You’re b Are you to study a Am I b I’m here on holiday? a Are you b You aren’t Ben a I'm not b Am I here to study a Are you b You're b 1.1))) Listen and check your answers C 1 )))Listen again and repeat very well Quite well More practice o o o o o o 1.2 Where are you from? w m m m i numbers 1-10; countries Complete the crossword Across Complete the series one two two four three six one three five six six eight three two ten nine Label the photos with the names of the countries Moscow Russia Sydney, _ Beijing, _ Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul, New York, Tokyo, _ Java, _ Madrid, _ Down three PRONUNCIATION saying names of countries 4a Complete the table with the countries in the box Australia Brazil China Japan Stress on syllable one Russia Turkey Stress on syllable two Australia b 1.2)))Listen and check your answers C 1.2))) Listen again and repeat OlW Oxford 3000™ 1.1 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 verb be (we/you) Complete the sentences with I'm or We’re I'm from Turkey _ from Indonesia _ from Spain _ from Russia _ from Brazil _ from Australia 6a Make the sentences negative Use the words in (brackets) We’re from the UK (the USA) We w e n t from the lASA. _ I'm from Japan (China) I _ We’re here on holiday, (on business) We _ I’m Susie (Amy) _ You’re here to study, (on holiday) You _ We're from Washington (New York) We _ You're from Brazil (Spain) You _ Complete the conversation between Igor (I), Ratu (R) and Nuray (N) I Hello,1 I'm Igor R Hi,2 _ Ratu N And _ Nuray I Nice to meet you W here4 _ from, Ratu? R from Indonesia I And you, Nuray? N from Turkey I here to study? R, N No,8 _ _ on holiday Put eight more capital letters in the correct places My name isMarisol i'm from Seville in spain javier and i are on holiday in turkey, we are in a hotel in istanbul b 1.3))) Listen and check your answers I c a n say countries and numbers 1- 10 talk about where I'm from very well Quite well More practice o o o o o o 1.3 How you spell that? w m m m i the alphabet a (Circleithe letter with a different sound b 1.4 § Listen and check your answers 2a 1.5)))Listen and write what you hear b Match numbers 1-8 in exercise 2a to photos A-H PRONUNCIATION TIP To remember A, E, /, 0, U: A = day E = meet l = hi = no U = you PRONUNCIATION the alphabet 3a Complete the table with the words in the box addtess are bye day hi phone see spell you h \! /i:/ Id /ail home meet ho/ name /ju:/ address b 1.6)))Listen and check your answers to exercise 3a OlW O xford 3000™ /a:/ 1.1 question words 4a (Lhghjithe correct word 's your name? a What b How you spell that? a What b How _are you from? a What b How _in Russia? a What b How 'syour phone number? a What b Flow c Where c Where c Where c Where 1.2 1.3 1.4 1.5 6a Put lines a-i in the correct order to make a conversation, a Hi I'm Tymon What's your name? b How you spell that? c K-E-l-R-A? d I'm from Gdansk in Poland. e Hello My name’s Keira. f I'm from Bristol in the UK And you? g Yes, that's right. h K-E-I-R-A. i Where are you from, Keira? b 1.8))) Listen and check your answers to exercise 6a c Where b Match answers a-e to questions 1-5 in exercise 4a a I’m from Russia b Vladivostok c My name's Viktor d 007 495 23005799 e V-I-K-T-O-R 5a Write the questions A What's your name? B My name's Amy A B A B A B A B My last name's Chang C-H-A-N-G I'm from China 0086189 9820334 b 1.7))) Listen and check your answers C 1.7))) Listen again and repeat I c a n say the alphabet use question words Very well Quite well More practice o o o o o o Page 75, Listening for pleasure, Exercise 9-7))) Presenter Hello and welcome to the programme Do you have a good memory? Can you remember where you were, what you did and what happened on every' day of your life? Well, believe it or not, there are people who can One man with an amazing memory was the American Kim Peek He had a memory like a computer, and people called him Kim-puter, not Kim Peek! In his life, he read around 12,000 books, and he could remember each word of each book Clara Fox is here to tell us all about him Page 75, Listening for pleasure, Exercise 9.8))) Presenter Clara Fox is here to tell us all about him Clara That's right, Kim Peek remembered everything he read If he read a phone book, he remembered the names, addresses and phone numbers of all the people in the book Presenter That’s incredible! Was Kim a very clever child, Clara? Clara Kim had a lot of problems when he was a child He couldn’t the tilings that other children did He couldn't walk, and he couldn’t talk The doctors wanted Kim to live in a kind of hospital Presenter So what did Kim’s parents do? Clara They didn't what the doctors said They knew Kim was clever because he read his first book before he was two years old Presenter Wow! Clara So they didn't take him to the hospital Presenter So what happened then? Did Kim go to school? Clara Yes, but only once, and he didn't have a good time He couldn't sit in the chair and the teacher couldn’t teach him After only seven minutes of his first class, Kim went home After that, he studied at home A teacher went to his house two days a week for forty-five minutes Kim studied the same as the other children at school, but he finished secondary school when he was fourteen Presenter That's very young So when did Kim become famous, Clara? 90 Clara Do you remember die film Rain Man? Presenter Yes, I It’s about two brothers - Charlie and Raymond Babbitt, played by Tom Cruise and Dustin Hoffman Clara That’s right Well, one of the brothers - Dustin Hoffman - has an amazing memory The director got the idea for the film when he met Kim Peek He was very interested in Kim, so he wrote a story for a film Rain Man isn't about Kim’s life, but Raymond Babbitt has some of the problems that Kim had The film won four Oscars, and after that, Kim Peek was famous Presenter Did his life change after the film? Clara Yes, it did Before the film, Kim didn't meet many people He went to the library every day to read, but he only talked to his father Kim only knew about twenty people, and when he spoke to them, he didn't look at their faces After the film, he felt good about himself He wanted to meet people and talk to them Presenter So what did he do? Clara Kim travelled around the world to meet people They tried to ask him difficult questions, like: What day was 3rd March 1916? Who was King of England in 1509? Kim always knew the answer But Kim didn't travel to show people his memory He wanted to show them that it was OK to be different A lot of people were very sad when he died in 2009 He was fifty-eight years old Presenter Yes, that was very sad, Clara But what an amazing man! Thank you so much for telling us his story Clara You're welcome Unit 10 New places, new projects Page 77, Exercises 5a & b 10-1 D I’m going to check my emails He's going to buy a present We aren't going to see friends They’re going to get married She isn’t going to have a party I'm not going to meet him for lunch Page 79, Exercise 4b 10.2 $ A Sam, what are you going to when you finish university? B I'm not really sure A Well, are you going to get a job? B Yes, of course, but first I want to go travelling A Really? Where are you going to go? B I want to go to India A How interesting! What are you going to see in India? B I don't really know I want to travel around and see all the country A Great! Who are you going to travel with? B That's the problem My friends aren’t interested A Oh So, what are you going to do? B I think I’m probably going to go on my own A Oh! Well, good luck and have fun! Page 79, Exercise 4c 10.3 $ What are you going to when you finish university? Are you going to get a job? Where are you going to go? What are you going to see in India? Who are you going to travel with? What are you going to do? Page 81, Exercise 10.4))) Would you like a coffee? Would you like a sandwich? Would you like a biscuit? Would you like an orange juice? Would you like a doughnut? Page 82, Exercise 1b 10.5 $ The Queen’s Pearl Waiter Would you like to order? Customer Yes, can 1have a salad, please? Waiter Would you like anything else? Customer Yes, please I'd like an orange juice Customer Can I have the bill, please? Waiter Of course Just a moment Ben's Burger Bar Shop assistant What can I get you? Customer A burger, please Shop assistant Anything else? Customer No, thanks Just the burger Customer How much is that? Shop assistant £4.50 AUDIOSCRIPTS Answer key Unit First meetings 1.1 O n b u s in e s s o r o n h o lid a y ? page v o c a b u la r y introductions on holiday to study on business on holiday P r o n u n c ia tio n le f h 4b a d Hello Hi Nice And you 5 g 6c No study holiday Yes verb be (l/you) 11 you 31 I'm, I’m I’m, I’m Are you, I’m not I'm, I’m Are you, I am Are you, I'm G m m a r I’m here Are you I’m not You're numbers 1-10; countries Across ► eight seven DownT ten three one three six nine five saying names of nine four seven ten one eight 4b a f8 S p e a k in g hello a n d goodbye the alphabet Y 6R USB VIP LCD GMT 2b A B C D E l G6 H d e S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 10 H o w d o y o u s p e ll t h a t ? p a g e 2a USA DVD UHT ATM b cl 6a a b c d e2 g h i My nameisMarisol I'm from Seville in Spain Javier and I are on holiday in Turkey We are in a hotel in Istanbul 4 Where What 5a What's your name? What's your last name? How you spell that? Where are you from? What's your phone number? I'm Are you we aren't We're 1a Q C K E question words 4a What How Where We aren't from, the, IA5A 'm not from China aren’t here on business 'm not Amy aren't here on holiday aren’t from New York You aren't from Spain v o c a b u la r y five two G m m a r We’re I’m We’re I'm I'm I'm are you I’m the alphabet 3a /ei/ day name /i:/meet see Id address spell /ai/bye hi /ao/home phone /ju:/ you /ail are verb be (we/you) 5a I'm We’re I'm W h e r e a r e y o u f r o m ? p a g e V o c a b u la r y P r o n u n c ia tio n 4a Stress on syllable one: China, Russia, Turkey Stress on syllable two: Australia, Brazil, Japan 41 you 61 6a I'm I'm not Are you Are you the USA Japan Indonesia Spain countries G m m a r Russia Australia China Brazil Turkey Hello: (good morning, Hello, Hi, How are you?, Morning Goodbye: Bye, Goodbye, Have a nice day, See you later 1Hi day, too Bye Good, Morning How, Fine, See W r it in g filling in a form le 2f 3b 4a Faruk Akkaya 39 Beykoz Sokak Turkey 0090 508 99200437 5c 6d L is t e n in g f o r p le a s u r e p a g e 11 F8 Murder in Kingston C A2 D3 B4 Unit Questions 2.1 What's this in English? page 12 v o c a b u la r y objects; numbers 1 -1 0 l a tablet - books 10 phones a notepad pens a laptop keys apples an umbrella a wallet eleven sixteen thirty-four a hundred P r o n u n c ia t io n P r o n u n c ia tio n twelve twenty forty-nine eighty They’re She's She’s He’s 5a 's Is are Is G m m a r this/that/these/those; verb be (it/they) 4 that these this those 5a a They're b It's c It’s d They're e It’s f They're g It’s h They're 5b g c 3a f e h b d s, 's Are, are Is, is are, Ye Are, are 's, 's 2.2 What's your job? page 14 V o c a b u la r y 5b a b6 c8 d1 this that these those 1m 's 'm Are am 's 's 's id in near on e5 f7 g2 h4 Is 10 is 11 are 12 're 13 Are 14 aren’t 15 're prepositions of place f 3a telling the time It's three ten It’s eight fifty-five It’s ten fifteen It’s two o’clock It’s nine twenty It's four forty-five It’s eleven oh five It’s five thirty W r it in g 6c on next to on 2a It's your bus from it e 5b S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 18 S p e a k in g w h e r e a r e t h e y ? p a g e 16 G m m a r It’s at the party It's at the next class a blog My name's Fabiana I'm not a student He's from Indonesia We're here to study He isn't on business She’s a friend We aren’t at home It’s a company in Berlin She isn’t a doctor 10 In this photo I’m with Paola name's from in I’m We're 6a it’s he's subject pronouns R e v ie w : U n it s a n d p a g e 19 1 a 2b 3b 4a 5a 6b 7b 8b 1I it they he they she we 81 you 2I you you 51 We she She they 10 They 11 It 12 he 13 He jobs shop assistant doctor nurse taxi driver teacher engineer waiter Mystery word: student 1s Is 's Are V o c a b u la r y verb be (he/she/it/they) 4a It's She’s They’re It’s -ty 15 90 14 60 10 13 word stress: jobs Two syllables: stress on syllable one: doctor, student, teacher, waiter Four syllables: stress on syllable one: shop assistant, taxi driver G m m a r word stress: -teen and 3a 30 16 70 40 18 l a shop assistant a taxi driver a teacher a waiter an engineer a doctor a nurse G m m a r 1 s Are isn’t 'm Is aren't What's Where Flow Who What these that They’re this those 93 He's a W aiter They're friends It’s in Indonesia She’s from Australia You’re late V o c a b u la r y twelve thirty-six nineteen fifty-eight forty a hundred doctor engineer nurse shop assistant taxi driver teacher l a n apple a key a pen a wallet in near on near in in 5a He's got a Laptop They've got a car We've got a dog and a cat She’s got a phone and a tablet It's got a gym I've got a bike Vegot 'sgot 'vegot 've got 'sgot 'vegot 've got 'sgot 'vegot 's got 'sgot 'vegot one forty-five from nine-thirty to eleven o'clock at three thirty from six fifteen to seven forty-five four twenty-five at twelve oh five Unit People and possessions 3.1 M y n e ig h b o u r s p a g e 20 adjective + noun phrases (1); irregular plurals V o c a b u la r y g re a t waiter funny dog hard book That's a nice phone Ireland is a friendly country Judith Polgar is a clever woman Noma's a great restaurant Prague is a lovely city Jonah Hill is a funny man They're good friends They're clever children They’re old men They’re friendly neighbours They're funny women They're interesting houses They're lovely people They're great books G r a m m a r have got, has g o t 94 Ve got 'vegot 'sgot 'sgot 've got 'sgot 'vegot I I haven't got a bank, account Kim hasn’t got an interesting job We haven't got nice neighbours Ali hasn’t got a mobile phone Yola and Paul haven't got a new TV My village hasn’t got a hospital 2a Have you got children? Have your friends got cars Has your house got a garden Have you got my number Has your neighbour got a dog Has Kate got a job b a has b has c hasn't, ’s 2c d have, 've e haven't, 've f haven't id e 3b f 5c 6a P r o n u n c ia tio n stress in yes/no questions and answers 3a A Have you got a car? B No, I haven’t And you? A Yes, I have I’ve got a Mini V o c a b u la r y opposite adjectives lb 2c g 4a h e 5a happy cold old big f 6d new expensive good rich l a hot country an old building an expensive car a rich man a big city a young woman a good person a sad story family 1a grandfather, grandmother, grandparents brother, sister father, mother, parents husband, wife son, daughter, children P o s s e s s io n s p a g e 22 questions F u n c t io n a l la n g u a g e V o c a b u la r y G r a m m a r have g o t negatives and 3.3 Family page 24 husband children daughter son parents G m m a r brother sister grandfathers grandmothers possession Our His Their Her Your My your his their her my our ı Tony's Emily’s Marco's Miriam and Cathy's (or Cathy and Miriam’s) Susie's Helena and Nico’s (or Nico and Helena’s) Miriam and Rick’s (or Rick and Miriam’s) Tony’s Susie and Tony's (or Tony and Susie's) 10 Susie's 6a That laptop's expensive Susie's got three children My mother’s car is new Rick's children are on holiday Our son's an engineer His wife's got a good job 6b is: la n d has: and possession: and 4 S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 26 S p e a k in g everyday expressions 1a l c b a c b 4c 5a 6b ANSWER KEY W r it in g and they've got an expensive car but I haven’t got a dog but they aren't our friends and she’s got two daughters but he's very happy 1b c 3d like watch read live teach work study go play likes plays have works live goes love go play 4f 5e 6a L is t e n in g f o r p le a s u r e p a g e 27 collection collector collect Nouns: bus, ferry, motorbike, train Verbs: cycle, drive, go, walk go, by train A2 B3 C1 About me goes has like lives play studies teach watches work a live works study go 3 present simple positive G m m a r page 28 plays teaches watch reads 1live teach love read works likes plays watches studies 10 go P r o n u n c ia t io n present simple with he/she/it 4a / / V o c a b u la r y / X / common verbs id h f 4a i e b job to the beach North Street phone films g 6c school Australia restaurant a book transport Unit My life 4.1 J o u r n e y s p a g e 30 v o c a b u la r y U n u s u a l c o lle c t io n s and its got a big garden a social media message walk go, by ferry drive cycle go, by bus bus train drive G m m a r 4.3 My day page 32 V o c a b u la r y present simple negative studies plays play don’t play doesn't like like watch doesn’t watch watches 10 drives 11 don't drive 12 cycle 6a I don't play golf That phone isn't cheap We haven’t got a car My parents aren't old He doesn’t live here My husband hasn't got a job daily activities a ı g e t up get dressed check emails have breakfast start work get home have dinner go to bed g e t up start work get dressed have breakfast check emails get home have dinner go to bed Thursday Tuesday Saturday Wednesday Friday Sunday Monday cycle motorbike walk 4a doesn't play doesn’t teach don’t live don’t study doesn't work don’t like don't watch doesn't go 6c be: That phone isn’t cheap., My parents aren't old have got: We haven’t got a car., My husband hasn’t got a job Other verbs: I don't play golf, He doesn't live here G m m a r present simple yes/no questions id f 3c 4b 5a 6e 5a Does Tim Armstrong live in London? Does he get up early? Does he have a coffee in the morning? Does he go to work by train? Does he read a book to his children in the evening? Does be go to bed at 10 p.m.? Do he and his wife go out on Friday nights? Do he and his children like sport? 5b No, he dotsnt Yes, he does Yes, he does No, he doesn't Yes, he does No, he doesn't No, they don’t Yes, they l 95 stress in present simple yes/no questions and answers P r o n u n c ia t io n 6a A Do you have coffee for breakfast? B Yes, I And you? A No, I don’t I have tea 4 S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e S p e a k in g id e f 4c 5a 6b 2a Can I help you? Yes, you have any comics? Yes, they’re over there How much is the Spider-Man comic? It's €2.75 OK I'll take it Is that everything? No, I need a car magazine, too The magazines are here 10 (great Thank you W r it in g id f 3a 4b 5c e m o th e r father grandparents brothers sisters parents son grandfather children 1bus drive cycle 1help any there My wife's brother is an engineer I don't like my neighbour's cat Alex hasn't got his sister's tablet Tina drives her mother's car Maya and Yusef's friends are very nice much take need adverbs of frequency 96 I I don't go to work by bus My friends and I watch films at the weekend Anisa doesn't work in a hospital Sonny and Monica live in a village We don't go abroad on holiday w ea rs a j a c k e t to w o rk We always play tennis on Saturdays My wife doesn’t often go clothes shopping I sometimes have a bath in the evening It is never cold in my house I don’t usually buy shoes online always word stress: clothes trainers, trousers, a T-shirt a jacket, a shirt a dress, a hat, shoes jeans, a jumper because and but V o c a b u la r y C lo th e s s t y le p a g e 36 and because A m a z in g a r c h it e c t u r e p a g e adjectives 1a big, beautiful modern, unusual different, exciting old, interesting unusual modern different exciting G m m a r 3a w ea rs usually wears never wears sometimes wears often buys is/’s always usually wear often wear sometimes wear 10 always wear 11 never buy 12 are/’re always grey blue 5a top (one syllable) jeans (one syllable) fashion (two syllables) T-shirt (two syllables) casual (two syllables) 5.1 black white singular: a dress, a hat, a jacket, a jumper, a shirt, a skirt, a top, a T-shirt plural: jeans, shoes, trousers, trainers G m m a r Across ► red green Down ▼ brown yellow Unit Style and design G m m a r colours and clothes P r o n u n c ia tio n train motorbike 1a K r z y s z t o f u s u a l l y have got Has, got Wotsvit got haven't got 'vegot hasn't got F u n c tio n a l la n g u a g e R e v ie w : U n it s a n d p a g e 35 expensive cold happy poor new an informal email Hello, Atena How are you? I'm in Poland now 1like it, but it’s very cold I get to Krakow on Wednesday, but I get there very late Can I see you on Thursday? My phone number is 69 220 81 834 Can't wait to see you! Detelina V o c a b u la r y V o c a b u la r y in a shop Do, Does, doesn't Do, Does, does Do, don't beautiful big old interesting Wh- questions 1W hat Where When Why Where What Why When 3b a b4 c3 d2 e6 f8 g7 h5 4a are does is 1are does is ANSWER KEY 5a What is S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 42 Where is Where does Why does What Where When is Why is S ty le s a r o u n d t h e w o r l d p a g e G m m a r present simple (all forms) 1a Wear have don’t go don’t wear 2a S p e a k in g wears usually doesn't doesn't know teaches What Scottish m en Wear? When they wear kilts? Do Scottish women wear kilts? What does an Indian woman wear? Does a young woman wear a sari every day? When does a mother help her daughter with a sari? 2b a b c d 1Do don't Do e3 travel information 1a How much is it to the airport? Where I buy a ticket? Does this train go to the airport? What time is the next train? What time does it arrive? Where does it go from? 1b fro m buy It 1C i d W r it in g f4 does Does doesn't Does 10 does 2b It's at goes f 4c supermarket park bank shop cinema cafe theatre museum hotel 10 restaurant G m m a r 5e 6a making arrangements by text Are you busy I’m not busy Do you want Where you Do you like Can we meet What time See you there not busy In Bamboo Where What time a lot 7.30 there is/there are There's a car park There are two cafes There’s a museum There are four restaurants There’s a river There’s a bus stop There’s a school There are five shops 5a There aren't any cars There aren't any cheap flats There isn’t a supermarket There aren’t any trainers There isn’t an airport There isn't a hospital 5 R e a d in g f o r p le a s u r e p a g e The Girl with Red Hair there are there are there’s There’s There's there isn’t there aren't there isn't There are 10 There’s c parts of the body Students’ own answers is t h e r e W i- fi? p a g e 46 face hair feet head legs arm hands body Students' own answers V o c a b u la r y P r o n u n ic a t io n plural forms V o c a b u la r y 5a White arm s small heads beautiful bodies happy faces brown legs big hands b faces V o c a b u la r y adjective modifiers really expensive very really beautiful very nice really rich very beautiful really nice very expensive Unit Places and facilities 6.1 T w o to w n s V o c a b u la r y 1 a air conditioning 10 page 4 places in a town Across ► cafe museum shop DownT cinema restaurant bank supermarket hotel theatre park 2a shop supermarket cinema park restaurant bank hotel theatre museum 10 cafe hotel facilities lift refreshments gym Wi-fi carpark iron safe towels bath towels air conditioning Wi-fi safe refreshments carpark iron gym bath 10 lift 97 lifts bath towels safe refreshments Wi-fi air conditioning iron gym 10 carpark any 2a any an 5a any 5a meeting areas, refreshments, free Wi-fi 5b Is there a restaurant in the hotel? Are there any meeting areas in the hotel? Is there any air conditioning in the rooms? Are there any refreshments in the rooms? Is there free Wi-fi in the hotel? Is there a swimming pool in the hotel? 5C Yes, there is Yes, there are No, there isn't Yes, there are Yes, there is No, there isn't All the Each All the Each Each All the All the Each All the each Each all the Each all the H a s e a c h f l a t g o t a k itc h e n ? page 48 V o c a b u la r y rooms and furniture 1a kitchen dining area living room balcony bathroom garden bedroom w My partner never goes to the g y m a t the weekend Andy sometimes wears jeans to work I don't usually get dressed in the bathroom Do you always buy your clothes from the same shop? Arnara doesn't often have baths; she prefers showers do, live live Do, like don’t don’t see There’s Are there There isn’t Is there There aren't All the Each All the v_w w s_/ fro m four sea bad their red two How bed 10read S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 50 1a Our room is very noisy The heater is broken My room is very hot There aren't any refreshments I don't know the code for the safe 2c 3b dress red jacket hotel interesting gym park lift leg hand face e 5a W ritin g a hotel review lc 2a e f 5b Each All the head hair feet Functional language 1b a It's b The switch is c I’ll send someone d You can have e Try in the fridge 1C i d does, live works Does, go doesn’t Vocabulary Speaking explaining problems 98 V—/ Therequren't_any towels There’s an iron on the table Has_each room gotji safe? Is there a shop in the hotel? Are all the chairs in the kitchen? Are there_any refreshmentsgn the room? w A re th e r e ? G ram m ar 5a There isn't a bath Is there_a fridgejn the kitchen? There’s an old sofa in the living room Have_all the rooms gotgir conditioning? The room has got_a phonejind free Wi-fi Has_each flat gotji microwave? V-U This hotel the lift The rooms a heater The bathroom the TV the food Buses R e v ie w : u n i t s a n d p a g e 51 P ro n unciation linking (1) P r o n u n c ia t io n is th e re ? / 6a A Is there a Lift? B Yes, there is A Is there a safe? B No, there isn't A Are there any toilets? B Yes, there are A Are there any parks? B No, there aren't fridge bed chair table G ram m ar all the and each G r a m m a r is there ?/A re th e r e ? microwave TV shower sofa d What time go from How much is broken very cold don’t know ANSWER KEY Unit Skills and interests / use computer, teach people about animals, speak Spanish cam, you speaik I can Can you speak I can't can learn can you teach lean Can you use lean 7.1 She can p aint page 52 Vocabulary skills 1a drive speak play use 2a a bike a book the internet? television understand paint remember ride a car maths faces a jacket P r o n u n c ia tio n b ride a bike read a book use the internet watch television drive a car study maths remember faces wear a jacket and statements V o c a b u la r y remember play understands use paint drive G ram m ar 5 can/can't 1can can can't can can't can’t 1can f l y can swim can’t run can go can see can't sing Pronunciation 6a can/can't I can swim I can’t ride a bike I can’t drive a car I can sing I can't play the guitar I can speak English 7.2 Can you help? page 54 G ram m ar Can y o u ? a Can you ride a bike? Can your daughter read? Can Adam paint a picture? Can your friends play the guitar? Can your grandparents use a computer? Can you and your sister sing? 1b I can she can he can't they can't they can we can't can, ca n ’t in questions Cam, you drive? Yes, I can • Can you swim? No, I can’t I can ck • I can sing Well fast slowly badly slow fast badly good fast well badly slowly P r o n u n c ia tio n 6a 4 work in the gairden play video games go on Facebook watch TV shop online listen to music take photos VIhaft you like doing? Do you like being at home? I don’t like going out I like seeing my family V o c a b u la r y like, love, h a te + -ing hobbies go to the cinema travel cook go out with friends play sport read linking vowels with /w/ 6b /w/ doing, going /j/ being, seeing fast well slowly bad tailce photos you like running like walking doesn't like running Does, like playing tennis likes watching Do, like playing don't like running or/j/ 7.3 I like going out page 56 V o c a b u la r y listen + -ing =listening: cooking, eating, flying, singing haver + -ing= having: dancing, riding, using, writing run + -ing = running: getting, shopping, swimming, travelling 4a like ploying likes taking like riding likes listening like going likes watching likes shopping like using adverbs of manner 6a I I drive slowly paints well cook badly swims fast walk slowly speaks well run fast play (tennis) badly G r a m m a r like + -ing loves going out likes watching doesn't like reading hates cooking love travelling like working don’t like shopping hate playing S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 58 S p e a k in g simple requests 1a Cain I Can I Can you Can I Can you Can you 1b a no problem b you are c It’s d I’m e that way f of course 1C c 4a 2b f d 6e 99 w ritin g a post on a social media 1January July February August March September April 10 October May 11 November June 12 December id 2h c e 1914 2015 2008 website a M y frien d Fern is a great photographer b I can speak English well, c She helps me take amazing photos d I often paint the flowers in my garden e We always have a lot of guests from abroad, f I paint badly lb e 3a 4c f 6c 7.5 R e a d in g f o r p le a s u r e p a g e 59 Last Chance 1a He's a cameraman No, he isn’t To film a volcano 1b camera, fire, rock, smoke Because there’s a woman with a broken leg Unit our past 8.1 W h e n w e w e r e s e v e n page 60 G ram m ar verb be past simple 1Was were wasn't were were weren’t 1Was, was Was, wasn't were, was were, were Were, were Were, weren’t Pronunciation was and were a I was a good student My parents weren't rich Were you clever? Yes, I was Was she nice? No, she wasn’t 1Was was was were vocabulary 100 was weren’t were wasn’t dates 1sixth third eleventh twelfth fifteenth twenty-first twenty-eighth thirtieth f 4b 5a g 1996 2002 2020 eighteen seventy-six twenty forty nineteen fifty-seven two thousand and four eleven sixty-four twenty eighteen 10a 26thJanuary 31st December 1st May 4th July 23rd April 18th July L iv e s f r o m t h e p a s t p a g e 62 V o c a b u la r y 1a was born/died Leonardo da Vinci Joan of Arc Mahatma Gandhi Helen Keller Genghis Khan Jane Austen G ram m ar past simple regular verbs painted walked played watched finished worked travelled studied 5 showed helped talked died lived studied loved visited P ro nunciation regular past simple endings 6a started hated visited painted wanted S p e c ia l m o m e n t s p a g e 64 G ram m ar object pronouns 1 them him them it her them her you them it us me him you it him them us her me Bob Marley was born in 1945 and he died in 1981 Pocahontas was born in 1595 and she died in 1617 Marco Polo was born in 1254 and he died in 1325 Anne Frank was born in 1929 and she died in 1945 Albert Einstein was born in 1879 and he died in 1955 Edith Piafwas born in 1915 and she died in 1963 Charles Darwin was born in 1809 and he died in 1882 Rosa Parks was bom in 1913 and she died in 2005 Was born in 12GS died in 1976 was born in 1451 died in 1642 was born in 1899 died in 1796 was born in 1564 died in 1928 P ro nunciation linking (2) 4a I like it She hates it He helped us We love it They waited for us You called us 4b I like it She hates *it Hehelpedjis We love it They waited forjss You calledjas s—' v_v ANSWER KEY V o c a b u la r y past time phrases yesterday on Saturday last year this morning last night in June 6a last in on Last yesterday last this special occasions 1 b 2c 3c 4b W r it in g h c e 4a a c a b d f Was/Were met fell got lost said could had had lunch saw my parents could play golf came home sold cheap clothes lost my keys said hello wrote an email a biography 1after 2then 1d 2b Then After a c I I can't remember She can speak Can your brothers cook we can't swim Can you sing 1reading shopping taking dancing painting knew was left went were V o c a b u la r y We lived in a village Catrin studied languages at university Was it a good hotel? Were those trousers expensive? My partner started work early 1you me us past simple irregular verbs him them drive a car remember dates speak French play the piano paint a picture Erik, is a good painter Helena and Leo are fast typists Tommy can write slowly I can't run fast Birgit and I speak English badly saw met fell got 2b unusual happy an old good a difficult a new a n interesting story a difficult life an easy time a new friend a happy ending his new life 1did didn't didn’t 2c i d did didn't did 2c e 4b f 6a where did you go Where did you stay? How did you get When did you go? Who did you go with? What did you think V o c a b u la r y verb phrases (1) 4a 1go sleep meet miss m et an old frie n d felt sick missed my train forgot the time went to the doctor slept badly had a headache fell in the shower adjective -f noun didn't lose m y phone didn't study science didn't get home late didn't watch the football didn't meet his girlfriend didn't visit friends didn't have dinner at home didn't paint the bedroom 2a Did you like the book.? Did Galuh work yesterday? Did your friends walk to the theatre? Did Coline come to your party? Did you fall in love at university? Did the film finish late? phrases (2) V o c a b u la r y wrote 10 left 11 knew 12 sold 13 went 14 came 15 saw 4a an easy life a happy time a sad ending a new friend an interesting book my old life past simple negatives and questions H a p p y m e m o r ie s p a g e 68 G m m a r G m m a r lg b A g o o d e x c u s e p a g e 70 G m m a r Unit Unusual stories R e v ie w : U n it s a n d p a g e 67 on this S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 66 S p e a k in g F u n c tio n a l la n g u a g e 9.1 yesterday in last P r o n u n c ia tio n fall have forget feel sentence stress 6a Did you know th e answer? Did you buy any clothes? Did you call your friend? I didn’t have a shower I didn’t ride my bike I didn't go to work 101 N e w s s t o r ie s p a g e 72 G r a m m a r ago 1 Pierre lost kis wallet a week ago We saw a film three days ago You got a text message five minutes ago I wrote an email two hours ago Susie sold her car six months ago They went on holiday a year ago a fiv e m inutes ago four hours ago two days ago a week ago three months ago a year ago When did you last leave a tip?; How much did you leave? When did you last get; Who did you get When did you last read; What book did you read? When did you last eat; Where did you eat 4a She's a student She helped a man with no home 4b was Dominique HarrisonBentz-en lost her bankcard met Robbie had £3 wrote about him on Facebook said he was an amazing person slept on the street gave it to a local charity P r o n u n ic a t io n word stress in two- W r it in g boring, terrible 1f a big festival c a beautiful walk h terrible weather e amazing bands a good songs g friendly people b a boring time d a great atmosphere K im P e e k He could remember each word of the 12,000 books he read 1c Students' own answers 102 marry return mistake excuse G m m a r cloudy warm I'm going to g e t up late My husband isn't going to watch the football That shop’s going to close I'm not going to play tennis Marta and Dino are going to travel to Brazil We aren't going to go out hot cold playgames with the children 1Josh is going to be a volunteer in the Philippines He isn’t going to work in a hospital He's going to stay there for two months He isn't going to live abroad for a year The volunteers aren't going to be teachers They're going to paint the classrooms They aren't going to cook for the children They're going to play games with the children v o c a b u la r y going to future time phrases ı today going to positive and He's going to She isn’t going to They aren't going to He’s going to She’s going to They aren’t going to paint the classrooms 5a I'm go ing to check, m y emails He’s going to buy a present We aren't going to see friends They're going to get married She isn’t going to have a party I'm not going to meet him for lunch negative 1 be a volunteer P r o n u n ic a t io n 10.1 w e 'r e g o in g t o r a is e £ ,0 0 the weather Across ► sunny rainy DownT stormy snowy 2c Unit 10 New places, new projects S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 74 S p e a k in g L is t e n in g f o r p le a s u r e p a g e 75 The volunteers stay there for two months a review of an event Josh in the Philippines page 76 syllable words 5a correct fashion address story a A What's the Weather like with you? Bit's very stormy A What was the weather like yesterday? B It was cloudy, but warm A What's the weather like now? B It’s very snowy A What was the weather like when you were on holiday? B It was nice and warm A What was the weather like last summer? B It was hot and sunny this evening tomorrow the day after tomorrow in three days next week next month next year Today this evening tomorrow the day after tomorrow in three days Next week next month next year 10.2 A new life page 78 V o c a b u la r y 1a jobs abroad a baby verb phrases (2) university a car English ANSWER KEY 1b change jobs move abroad have a baby finish university buy a car learn English C a fe c it ie s p a g e v o c a b u la r y 1 I'm probably not going to learn Chinese going to finish school I’m probably not going to move abroad I'm probably going to buy a house I’m not going to change jobs I’m probably going to have a baby G r a m m a r g o in g to questions and 3a Are Lou and Vicky going to have a baby? Is Alec going to move abroad? Are you going to buy a flat? Is your sister going to change jobs? Are you going to learn a new language? Is Matt going to finish school next week? 3C c 2a e d 5b in in on at f prepositions of time in: 2010, autumn, February, the afternoon on: 15th August, 2nd March, Saturday, Wednesday at: 10.30, night, o'clock, the weekend in at on in G m m a r sandwich water croissant milk salad tea coffee cake I ’d like Would you like to I’d like to He’d like Would she like We’d like to Would they like to Would you like had saw met left went got up Did you enjoy didn't want did, worked Did,see didn’t have My parents are going to call Is Cal going to sell are you going to arrive Kate isn’t going to go I’m going to visit 4 Would you like a biscuit? What would you like to drink? I'd like to try the cake I’d like a cup of tea Would you like anything else? V o c a b u la r y Would you like 'd like Would you like to 'd like to 'd like 'd like Would you like Would you like to 'd like have a headache change jobs go to the doctor move abroad miss my train In In at at on in in F u n c tio n a l la n g u a g e S p e a k in g a n d w r i t i n g p a g e 82 S p e a k in g would like I'd like Would you like I’d like I’d like Would you like I’d like Would you like d isn't e aren’t f is 4a are you going to are you going to get are you going to go are you going to see are you going to travel are you going to v o c a b u la r y cafe food coffee apple juice croissant biscuit salad milk sandwich 10 cake doughnut 11 water tea The mystery word is: orange juice G m m a r short answers 3b a isn't b am c are R e v ie w : U n it s a n d 10 p a g e 83 can I you Can I have Would you like What was Would you like to ordering food and drink 1a The Queen's Pearl: a, d, e, g, j, l Ben’s Burger Bar: b, c, f, h, i, k W r it in g invitations and thank-you notes lc g e 3a 4b f d 103 OXFORD U N IV ER SITY PRESS Great Clarendon Street, Oxford, 0x d p , United Kingdom Oxford University Press is a department o f the University of Oxford It furthers the University's objective of excellence in research, scholarship, and education by publishing worldwide Oxford is a registered trade mark of Oxford University Press in the UI< and in certain other countries © Oxford University Press 2016 The moral rights o f the author have been asserted e-Book Edition is b n : 978 is b n : 978 o 19 456631 19 456633 e-book e-book (In-App) First published in 2016 No copying or file sharing This digital publication is protected by international copyright laws No part o f this digital publication may be reproduced, modified, adapted, stored in a retrieval system, or transmitted, in any form or by any means, to any other person or company without the prior permission in writing of Oxford University Press, or as expressly permitted by law Enquiries concerning reproduction outside the scope o f the above should be sent to the ELT Rights Department, Oxford University Press, at the address above You must not modify, adapt, copy, store, transfer or circulate the contents of this publication under any other branding or as pair of any other product You may not print out material for any commercial purpose or resale Any websites referred to in this publication are in the public domain and their addresses are provided by Oxford University Press for information only Oxford University Press disclaims all and any responsibility for the content of such websites A C K N O W LE D G EM EN TS The publisher would like to thank thefollowingfor their permission to reproduce photographs: 123RF pp.5 , (Moscow, Beijing, Rio de Janeiro, Istanbul, Tokyo, Java, Madrid), (1-5), (DVD, alphabet), ,1 (1 , 3, 5, 7), 14 (Gregor, Carmelo), 15 (selfie, Camembert, taxi driver), 16, t (UK map), 20 (singer, cinema, dog, book), 22 (car) 23 (Paris, woman with big bag, wallet, pen private jet), 24 (couple with baby), 25,27 (cars), 30 (train, car), 36 (man), 38 (Pisa, St Petersburg), 40 (woman in sari), 41 (sad face, feet, flamingoes, arm, body diagram), 46, 52 (car, Moscow, flowers, cycling), 53 (child, geese, wheelchair, phone, penguins, ostrich), 54 (both), 55 (classroom, cap cooking, cycling, sloth, octopus), 56 (basketball, cycling), 57 (cinema, TV, online shopping), 61 (Big Ben), 64 (girls hiking), 68 (family), 72 (bicycle, house), 76 (bus), 77 (pinned notes), 79, 80 (doughnut, juice, biscuit, cake), 81 (sandwich, croissant, salad, doughnuts, orange juice, apple juice), 82 (restaurant); 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