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Unit 1 Time Page 5, Exercises 5b & c

Audio 1.2
Page 5, Exercises 4b & c
1 When is your birthday?
Audio 1.1 2 Who do you chat with online?
1 3 What kind of films do you like?
A What time do you get up during the week? 4 Are you busy right now?
B At half past seven. 5 How often do you spend time with relatives?
6 How many hours did you sleep last night?
2 7 Where are you from?
A Who is the first person you see every morning? 8 Did you go shopping yesterday?
B My brother. He gets up at the same time as me.
Page 6, Exercises 1b & c
3 Audio 1.3
A Where do you have breakfast? 1 They often go out for a coffee.
B In the kitchen. 2 My girlfriend goes running every now and then.
3 We don’t usually go camping in the summer.
4 4 My best friend does aerobics once or twice a week.
A How much coffee do you drink? 5 I hardly ever play computer games.
B I have three or four cups a day. 6 My family don’t often make future plans.

Page 9, Exercises 2b & c

5
A When do you stop for lunch? Audio 1.4

B From one o’clock until two. 1 I love going clubbing.

2 I can’t stand the winter.
3 I’m really into yoga.
6
4 My favourite sport is basketball.
A How often do you eat in a restaurant?
5 I don’t mind doing housework.
B About twice a month.
6 I’m not keen on thunderstorms.
7 I quite like going camping.
7 8 I prefer football (to golf).
A How many good friends do you have? 9 I’m really interested in doing karate.
B A lot. I have a lot of good friends.

Unit 2 Inside outside

8
Page 10, Exercises 4b & c
A What kind of car do you drive?
B I drive a Mini. Audio 2.1
1 cleaner
2 crowded

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3 lively lights?
4 market B That’s right. It takes about ten minutes.
5 pavement A Thanks.
6 pedestrian
7 performer Unit 3 Going up, going down
8 rubbish
Page 19, Exercises 5b & c
9 souvenir
10 statue Audio 3.1
1 dived dropped jumped landed
Page 11, Exercises 5b & c 2 booked climbed lifted walked

Audio 2.2 3 arrived travelled turned wanted

1 We’re tired. We’re having an early night. 4 asked looked waited worked

2 My husband is late for work. He’s running out of 5 called painted played listened

the door. 6 danced helped started watched

3 You can turn the TV off. I’m not watching it.

Page 20, Exercises 2c & d
4 Your dog is hungry. It’s waiting by the cupboard.
5 Can you help me? I’m doing my English Audio 3.2
homework. One syllable:
6 My parents are angry. They aren’t talking to each calm, pleased, scared, stressed
other.
7 Robert is in bed. He isn’t feeling very well. Two syllables:
8 My grandfather is 80 today. We’re celebrating his angry, anxious, confused, guilty, lonely, nervous
birthday with him.
Three syllables:
Page 12, Exercises 4b & c embarrassed, excited, exhausted

Audio 2.3
Four syllables:
1 It’s something that you have in your house.
disappointed
2 It’s something that you turn on and off.
3 It’s something that has water in it.
Page 23, Exercise 1b
Page 15, Exercise 1b Audio 3.3
Conversation 1
Audio 2.4
A We had a bad experience when we were on
A Please could you tell us how to get to the town
holiday a few years ago. We hired a car and went
hall?
exploring on the coast.
B Yes, go straight down here, cross the road at the
B Where were you?
lights and take the second left.
A In the Canary Islands – in Fuerteventura, to be
A Can you show us on the map?
exact. So, anyway, we were in this hired car and
B Yes, here it is. You can’t miss it.
we decided to leave the main road. We were
A OK, so it’s down here and second left after the

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driving in some sand when, suddenly, the car got

Unit 4 Changes and
stuck.
challenges
B Oh no!
A That’s what I thought. I was so angry with my Page 25, Exercises 6a & b
husband – he went right when I said left, and
Audio 4.1
suddenly, we were lost and stuck.
1 When did you learn to drive?
B So, what did you do?
2 What did you decide to wear?
A We walked about five kilometres to the nearest
3 Who did you want to win?
road, and then we got a taxi back to our hotel,
4 How much did you plan to spend?
where we called for help. It was all OK in the end,
5 Where would you like to go?
but it cost us €250 to get the car out of the sand!
6 Why did you need to stop?

Conversation 2 Page 26, Exercise 2b

A A funny thing happened last weekend when we Audio 4.2
went for a walk. We parked our car in a pretty little 1 A What do you do when you’re feeling lonely?
village and walked over the mountains to the next B I text friends. They always make me feel
village. We were hoping to get a bus back to our better.
car.
B So, what happened? 2
A We asked in a café about the buses, but there A What’s the first thing you do on Monday
weren’t any. mornings?
B You’re joking! B I deal with emails. I usually have hundreds to
A No, it’s true. The café was full, so we left and answer.
started looking for a place to have lunch. We were
walking along the road when a woman stopped 3
her car and told us to get in. A Do you ever buy a newspaper?
B Why did she do that? B No, I read the news on the internet.
A She heard us ask about the buses in the café, so
she knew where we wanted to go. You see, she 4
was working in the village where our car was, and A Where do you pay your electricity bill?
so she took us there on the way to work. We were B On the internet. I do online banking so I don’t
so pleased! have to leave my house.

5
A How often do you use social media?
B A lot. But you don’t need to update your Facebook
page every day – you can add photos and
comments when you like.

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6 A Well, believe it or not, they are made by a 3D

A How did you listen to that song? computer printer.
B On my mobile phone. I often download music from P A computer printer! You’re joking!
the internet. A No, I’m not. It’s true. But this computer printer is
no ordinary printer. It’s absolutely huge. The
7 printer is 150 metres long and ten metres wide. It
A Have you got a digital camera? doesn’t print the finished house, but it prints the
B No, I use my phone because it’s easier to share different parts of it. Then, workers have to put the
photos with my friends. parts together to make the house.
P But what is the house made of? It obviously isn’t
8 paper!
A Are you worried about internet security? A No, no. The house is made of concrete. But the
B Not really. I never post personal information on a interesting thing is that the company is using
website. recycled waste to make the concrete. The waste
comes from building and industry and the
Page 29, Exercises 1b & c company needs a lot of it to make the houses.

Audio 4.3 That’s why they’re going to build a hundred new

A Are you doing anything at the weekend? factories in China to recycle the waste.

B I’m working on Saturday, but I’m free on Sunday. P So the houses are green as well as cheap and

A Do you fancy going to the Renoir exhibition at the easy to build. Amy, what does a printed house

Prado? look like?

B Yeah, I’d love to. A Well, these houses are much smaller than normal

A Shall we meet outside the museum when it ones and they only have one floor. But you can

opens? have a window if you want, and you can divide the

B I’m afraid I can’t go that early, because I’m playing house into two rooms. It depends on the design,

tennis. Could we meet in the afternoon instead? really.

A Sure. Is two o’clock OK for you? P And what about the price? How much does one of

B Two o’clock is perfect. See you there. these printed houses cost?
A Each one costs around 3,650 euros. But you have
Page 30, Exercises 2 & 3 to go to China to buy one. Actually, the houses
aren’t really for people like you and me. They are
Audio 4.4
really for people without a home. Perhaps they
P = Presenter, A = Amy
are too poor to buy a house or maybe they have
P It takes a long time to build a house, and the end
lost their home in a natural disaster. The company
result is usually very expensive, as you know if
that makes them, the WinSun Decoration Design
you’re trying to buy one. But a Chinese company
Engineering Company, has spent years working
has found a fantastic new way to make houses
on the houses – and the printer.
that are cheap AND take less time to build. Amy
P Well, I think it’s a great idea! Amy Chang, thank
Chang is here to tell us all about them. Amy, how
you for joining us.
are the houses made?

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Unit 5 Stuff and things Unit 6 People

Page 32, Exercises 4b & c Page 38, Exercises 3b & c
Audio 5.1 Audio 6.1
1 useful 1 clever honest lazy patient
2 heavy 2 confident sociable
3 leather 3 creative untidy
4 metal
5 special Page 40, Exercises 4b & c
6 antique Audio 6.2
7 plastic 1 son mother adopt
8 tiny 2 aunt father parent
3 divorced cousin uncle
Page 34, Exercises 1a & b
4 daughter engaged sister-in-law
Audio 5.2 5 couple husband only
1 bag
2 note Unit 7 Travel
3 bill
Page 47, Exercises 5a & b
4 purse
5 credit card Audio 7.1
6 wallet I might buy a car. (= quite sure)

I might buy a car. (= not very sure)

Page 37, Exercise 1b
Audio 5.3 Page 47, Exercise 5c
A Good morning. Are you looking for anything in
Audio 7.2
particular?
1 I might go to Canada this year.
B Oh, hello. Yes, I am, but I don’t know the word in
2 She might take you to the station.
English.
3 You might get a seat.
A Well, can you describe it for me?
4 It might rain later.
B Yes, it’s a thing that you use to keep warm in the
5 We might catch the train if we run.
winter.
A Is it something you wear?
Page 48, Exercises 4b & c
B No, it looks like a carpet, but it’s smaller.
A And do you put it on the floor? Audio 7.3
B That’s right. Do you know what I mean? 1 book your flight
A Yes, I do. It’s a rug. Come with me and I’ll show 2 lie by the pool
you where they are. 3 try the local food
4 hire a car
5 read a guidebook

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6 apply for a visa Page 55, Exercises 4a & b

7 go sightseeing
Audio 8.2
8 explore the area
1 You can use the internet.
2 You can’t take photos.
Page 51, Exercise 1b
3 You can sit here.
Audio 7.4
4 You can’t walk on the grass.
A Hi, I’d like to check in, please.
5 You can pay by credit card.
B Yes, of course. Do you have a reservation?
6 You can’t play football here.
A Yes, my name’s Tatiana Genieva.
B OK, Ms Genieva. So that’s a single room just for Page 57, Exercise 2b
one night?
Audio 8.3
A Yeah, that’s right.
A = Amara, R = Raz
B Could you fill in the registration form, please?
A Raz? Where are you?
A Yeah, sure. Just one question. What time is check-
R Hi, Amara. I’m on my way.
out?
A Pardon?
B You have to vacate your room by 10.30.
R I’m on my way.
A Right. Is there anywhere I can leave my luggage
A Sorry, it’s too noisy in here. Are you on your way?
tomorrow?
The party started an hour ago.
B Yes, you can leave it behind reception.
R Amara, I’m nearly there. But I’ve forgotten your
A Thanks a lot.
address.
A Sorry, Raz. You’re breaking up. Can you
Unit 8 Language and learning
remember my address?
Page 52, Exercises 1b & c R No, that’s the problem.
A Raz, please could you speak up?
Audio 8.1
R OK. IS THAT BETTER?
1 My sister isn’t able to walk because she has
A Yes, that’s much better. I said can you remember
broken her leg.
my address? It’s number 107.
2 Are you able to lend me some money to go to a
R Could you repeat that, please?
concert?
A 1-0-7. A hundred and seven South View Avenue.
3 I’m able to drive but I haven’t got a car.
R Right. Please could you explain how to get there
4 We’re able to see the sea from the window of our
from the bus stop?
room.
A OK. When you get off the bus, walk up the hill and
5 Is your boyfriend able to speak any foreign
take the second right.
languages?
R Amara, this is a really bad connection.
6 I’m tired because I’m not able to sleep at night.
A Up the hill and second right. Did you get that?
R Sorry, I’m a bit lost …
A Raz. Raz? He’s gone.

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Page 58, Exercises 2 & 3 Speaker 5

I had a really frightening experience on a train once.
Audio 8.4
A man got on the train and sat down opposite me.
Speaker 1
We got talking, and to start with, he seemed really
This happened on a car journey we did one spring –
nice. Then he told me to give him my mobile phone.
to the village where my mother-in-law lives. We
Of course, I said no, but then he started shouting at
decided to drive over the mountains, but it started to
me and I was really frightened because there weren’t
snow, and soon there was ice and snow everywhere.
many people around. I gave him my phone in the
We had to drive very slowly and there were a lot of
end, and he got off at the next station with it.
cars at the side of the road. Fortunately, my husband
is a very good driver, so we got there in the end.
Speaker 6
My most frightening experience was when I nearly
Speaker 2
drowned. I was swimming in the sea off the coast of
I had a very bad experience one night when I was
Mauritius about four years ago and suddenly I
riding home on my bike. I had my lights on and
couldn’t stand in the water and the sea was moving
everything, but that didn’t seem to make any
me away from my friends and I couldn’t get back to
difference. I came to a roundabout where I wanted to
them. One friend saw what was happening and said,
go straight on, but suddenly this lorry appeared. It
‘Don’t panic! Just wait until the current brings you
crossed over right in front of me – it was so close that
back!’ And luckily it did. But I never went in the sea
it touched my foot. I don’t know how I didn’t fall off my
again on that holiday!
bike!

Speaker 7
Speaker 3
I was very frightened about six weeks ago when my
I was in a hotel once and I couldn’t sleep. I got up to
six-year-old son had problems while he was eating.
look out of the window, and I saw some big black
He had been eating steak and put a large piece into
clouds in the sky. Only they weren’t clouds, and I
his mouth and then tried to eat it but it was stuck and
suddenly realized that there was a fire – in my hotel! I
he couldn’t breathe! His face became red and he
didn’t know what to do. Luckily, the emergency
didn’t know what to do and neither did I. Fortunately
services were already there, and somebody came to
my sister was in the house and she hit him on the
take me outside. What a nightmare!
back, then the piece of meat came out. But we were
all very frightened and we cried a lot.
Speaker 4
I’ve never been very keen on flying, but my last trip
was worse than ever. The weather was awful, and it
Unit 9 Body and mind
was really cloudy, so the pilot was having problems Page 61, Exercises 6a & b
landing. The plane was moving all over the place,
Audio 9.1
and everybody was holding on to their seats. We
1 I’ll
tried to land three times before we actually stopped
2 You’ll
going up in the air again. It was very frightening, I can
3 It’ll
tell you.

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4 He’ll favourite
5 She’ll
raspberry
6 We’ll
restaurant
7 They’ll
several
Page 62, Exercises 4b & c
strawberry
Audio 9.2
1 eat read Three-syllable words:
2 bread meat
interesting
3 disease dream
4 easy weather temperature
5 health leather vegetable
6 already instead
7 breakfast team Page 68, Exercise 2b
8 cleaner pleased
Audio 10.2
four tins of chicken soup
Page 65, Exercise 2b
six packets of sausages
Audio 9.3
A Morning. How can I help you? two bottles of ketchup
B Hello. Have you got anything for a cold? two tubes of tomato paste
A Well, there isn’t much I can do really. I think you
three jars of olives
should go home and get lots of rest.
B Can you give me something for my cough? It’s two boxes of strawberries
very annoying.
four cartons of cream
A Yes, you could try this medicine. Take it every six
sixteen cans of drinks
hours until the cough goes away.
B Right.
Page 71, Exercise 2b
A It’s a good idea to drink lots of water, too. And
keep warm. You mustn’t go out. Audio 10.3
B OK. Thank you very much. Conversation 1
A Excuse me? I’m afraid I can’t eat this steak. It’s
Unit 10 Food raw.
B Really? I’ll take it back to the kitchen for you.
Page 67, Exercises 4b & c A No, I’d like to order something else, please.
Audio 10.1 B Of course. What would you like?
Two-syllable words: A I’m not sure. Would you mind bringing me the
menu again?
chocolate
B Of course not. I’m terribly sorry about your steak.
different A Don’t worry about it. Erm, I’ll have a salad, please.

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Conversation 2 A Why’s that?

A Excuse me? Could you possibly bring me the bill? B In my view, they help the police to catch criminals.
B Yes, of course … Here it is. A I’m sorry, but I don’t really agree. It’s very easy to
A Oh. There seems to be a mistake. break the cameras.
B Is there? B True, but what about the criminals who don’t know
A Yes. You’ve charged me for the steak, but I didn’t that there’s a camera?
eat it. A I take your point, but the cameras make me feel
B You’re absolutely right. I do apologize. like a criminal.
A Don’t worry. It’s not your fault. B That’s right. It isn’t very nice knowing that
someone is watching you all the time.
Unit 11 World A Exactly. Personally, I don’t like it at all.
B Maybe. Perhaps there shouldn’t be so many of
Page 75, Exercise 4b
them.
Audio 11.1
1 If I had a car, I would drive to work. Unit 12 Work
Page 75, Exercises 4c & d Page 81, Exercises 5b & c

Audio 11.2 Audio 12.1

2 I wouldn’t be happy if I lost my job. 1 My father has had his car for too long.

3 What would you do if you could go back in time? 2 Those children have studied English since last

4 If she knew his number, she’d call him. year.

5 Where would you live if you had the choice? 3 My wife has liked the same music since she was a

6 You’d feel better if you did some exercise. student.

4 My parents have been married for 30 years.
Page 76, Exercise 1b 5 John has worked as a teacher since he left
university.
Audio 11.3
6 My friends have lived in Scotland for six months.
1 My brother used to work in a bank.
2 We didn’t use to have a garden.
3 My parents used to live in a flat. Page 83, Exercises 5b & c
4 Did you use to have long hair? Audio 12.2
5 I didn’t use to drink coffee. 1 I need to work late because I haven’t finished my
6 Did your boyfriend use to have a motorbike? presentation for tomorrow.
7 I used to wear glasses. 2 Are you going to have a party to celebrate your
birthday?
Page 79, Exercise 1b
3 It’s important not to say the wrong thing to your
Audio 11.4 boss.
A Beth, what do you think about all the security 4 I’ll tell you if you promise not to tell anybody.
cameras on the streets today? 5 Is it easy to talk to your colleagues outside work?
B Oh, I think we need them.

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6 It’s impossible not to worry when your children the sea in large wooden boats. At the time, the island
come home late. was covered with very tall trees, and it was the
7 Remember not to call me when I’m in the meeting. perfect place to live. They used the wood from the
8 Do you use your phone to take photos? trees to build houses and new boats to go fishing.
There was more than enough food for everybody and
Page 85, Exercise 3b the population grew. Soon, some people went to live

Audio 12.3 in different parts of the island. Then, the Rapa Nui

A Robert, what qualifications have you got for this started to make statues. Nobody is sure of the

job? reason for these statues, but some people say that

B Well, I’ve got a university degree in Sports one was made each time an important leader died.

Management. The statues were all made in the same place, and

A Oh good, and how much experience have you then they were transported across the island. Trees

got? were cut down to transport the statues, and as more

B I’ve worked as a sports centre manager for three statues were made, more trees were cut down. In the

years and I’m currently working for Pinto Sports end, the Rapa Nui cut down all of the trees on the

near Madrid. island. This was a disaster. Now, there were no trees

A Right. So why do you want to work for this to protect the land, so they could not grow any plants,

company? and they had no wood to make boats to go fishing.

B I’m enjoying my job right now, but I’d really like to Soon, there was not enough food for everybody.

get into community sports. People started fighting, and the Rapa Nui began to

A Sure. And what are your strengths and die of hunger. The population fell from 15,000 to

weaknesses? around 750. It was the beginning of the end of the

B Strengths? Well, I’m good at dealing with the Rapa Nui.

public, and I can work well in a team. As for Today, the only thing that remains of the Rapa Nui on
weaknesses, I find it hard to switch off at the end Easter Island is the moai. But their story can teach us
of the day. But I’m working on that. a valuable lesson. On such a small island, it was
easy to see what was happening as the trees
Page 86, Exercise 2b disappeared. But the people carried on cutting them
down. The rest of us can learn from the Rapa Nui.
Audio 12.4
We have already seen the natural disasters that
There is an island in the South Pacific, about 3,600
happen when we don’t look after the planet. But there
km from the coast of Chile, called Easter Island. It
is still time to save it. If we start taking more interest
isn’t huge, and it doesn’t have any tall trees, but it
in the environment, the same thing that happened to
has a lot of massive stone statues on it called moai.
the Rapa Nui may not happen to us.
Most of the moai are over nine metres tall, and there
are 887 of them in total. They were created between
the years 1250 and 1,500 by the people who lived
there: the Rapa Nui.

The Rapa Nui arrived at Easter Island from across

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