My favourite things in life

don't cost any money.

1 VOCABULARY things
Complete the crossword.
Clues across -+ Clues down ~

2 GRAMMAR a / an, plurals; this / that / c Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those.
these / those
1 Ibm.'s a French newspaper.
a Write It 's + a I an or They 're.
It 's a purse.
2 They 're pens.
3 diary. 2 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ watch
4 umbrella. is Swiss.
S stamps.
6 keys.
7 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ identity card. 3 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ aremy
8 _ _ _ _ _ _ _ pencil. headphones!
b Write each word in its plural form in the correct column.

pencil city eein ticket diary watch window 4 _ _ _ __ __ book

adclr-es-s sandwich country class dictionary
good.

-s -es -ies
cams addresses cities S _ _ _ _ _ _ _ are
your keys.

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d Complete the chart. 4 READING
Singular Plural Read the text and label the pictures.
man

women
The top five things
person
in people's bags
children
Keys are at the top of the list. They can be house keys,
e Complete the sentences with a word from the chart in d . car keys, or office keys. Next are pens, to write down names,
numbers, and email addresses. Number three on t he list is
Her mother is a very nice pel"son
a packet of tissues. These can be white or different colours,
2 My English teacher is a . His name's like pink or yellow. Next is medicine, for example paracetamol
William. for a bad head. Receipts are number five on the list. These
3 I have two _ _ _ _ . My first _ _ _ _ is six are small pieces of paper from shops.
years old.
4 Many British drink tea. medicine
5 Not those toilets, Mr Davis! They're for
_ _ _ _ , not _ _ __

3 PRONUNCIATION final-s and -es; th

a ~~!Vthe word which ends in /Iz/.
1 coins wallets ceurs~
2 classes files scissors
3 stamps ' books addresses
4 photos watches headphones 4 5
5 tissues pens sandwiches
6 magazines glasses newspapers
b Listen and check. Then listen again and 5 LISTENING
repeat the words. Listen to four people talking about things they have in
c ~irc1.vthe word with a different sound. their bags. Which person ... ?
1 has a book in his I her bag which helps him I her speak
(5 to people
1 that they thanks 2 has something to listen to music
mother 3 changes bags every day
4 has a computer in his I her bag
8 2 thing thirty these
th umb
USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
(5 Learn these words and phrases.
3 three this the
lamp hemp
mother
room ru:m l
8 4 Thursday those thirteen
tidy 'tdldi l
untidy ,\n'tului
thu mb What's this in English? \\ots OIS 111 'IJJglIJ
d Listen and check. Then listen again and
repeat the words.
 Not merely a nation, but a nation of nations.
Lyndon B Johnson, American president

1 GRAMMAR adjectives b Complete the crossword. Write the opposite adjectives.

y----
a @ t h e correct words.
1 They're jeans blue I blue jeans. 2p A S T
2 It's a nice day I day nice. 3

3 My sisters are very taU I very taUs. 4 5 6

4 That's a car fast I fast car. [

S These are goods photos I good photos.

6 Those boots are quite cheap I quite cheaps.
- r--- -

7 It's a big house I house big. ,.,- 8 9 f-- - rw-

8 Her children aren't very oIds I very old. r-- 1
r-- - r--
b Order the words to make sentences. 11 f-- 12

1 blue I This I is I a I pen I r-- I

This is a blue pen
2 expensive I an I That's I watch
13

3 quite I My I long I hair I is -

14
4 rich I very I is I woman I That I
S boots I really I Your I dirty I are -

Clues across ~ Cluesdown ~

6 city I This I a I dangerous I is 2 slow 12 cold 1 dangerous 7 small
4 cheap 13 weak 3 easy 9 new
7 very I book I good I That I isn't I a 8 rich 14 clean S far 10 right
11 bad 6 fu ll 13 tall

8 near I house I quite I is I His

c Match the pictures to the sentences. Write the letter in the box.

2 VOCABULARY colours,
adjectives, modifiers: quite /
very / really
a Write the colours.
1 blue + yellow Breen
2 black + white
3 red + yellow
4 white + red
S red + green
1 She's thin , with long hair. [ID 4 She's young, with blonde hair. D
2 He's tall, with short hair. D S He's short, with dark hair. D
3 He's quite old , and 6 She's quite fat , and she's
good-looking. D beautiful. D
d Look at the information and write sentences with quite 4 READING
or very.
Read the text and write T (true) or F (false).
Rob Neil Jim
1 The Walk of Fame is in the UK.
Age 15 65 85
2 It's a short street.
Height 2 metres 1 metre 60 1 metre 80 3 Every year there are more stars.
Weight 150 kilos 90 kilos 55 kilos 4 The stars are for famous actors.
5 Michael Jackson has more than one star.
Age (old I young) 6 Only real people can have a star.
1 Rob is quite young
2 Neil is quite _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
3 Jimis _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __
Height (tall! short)
4 Rob ___________________________
5 Neil _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____
Hollywood is a district of Los Angeles in California, USA. The Walk
6 JUn ----------------------- of Fame is in the centre of the district on Hollywood Boulevard
Weight (fat I thin) and Vine Street. It is over two kilometres long, and has more than
7 Rob ___________________________ 2,400 stars. There are more than 20 new stars every year.
8 ei l _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ The stars are in five different types: film, TV, music, radio, and
9 Jim ___________________________ theatre. Some famous people have more than one star, for
example Michael Jackson. He has two stars: one as a solo artist,
and one as a member of the Jackson Five. But the Walk of Fame
3 PRONUNCIATION long and short isn't only for real people. Mickey Mouse has a star and more
vowel sounds recently, Shrek.

a Make phrases with an adjective and a noun with the

same vowel sound. Write the phrases in the chart. Use
a I an with singular nouns. 5 LISTENING
Adjectives (oc\rr.i:tl.~ Listen to five speakers describing celebrities
blue clean dark fat good long eig small with Hollywood stars. Which speaker describes ... ?
Nouns
A a short singer with blonde or brown hair
book effy door car jeans man shoes song
B a quite old American actor with dark eyes
~
C a tall , good-looking man with brown eyes
D an actor and musician with blue eyes
I 1 g, big city D 5
E a British woman with green eyes
fish clock

. 2
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USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES
1: 6
tree horse
Learn these words and phrases.
U actor ilk I ....
re 3 7
actress .ek tr;"\~
cat bull
eyes .III

.Q : u: hair hel

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4 8 musician mju'71Jn
car boot politician rob llJn
sportsman SpY lSIll;ln
b 4ij~~~~ Listen and check. Then listen again and
sportswoman 'sJ1;l:h\\ OIl1;ln
repeat the words.
singer '.,IIP
about (50) ;l hanl
famous fell11;l,
 Don't worry, be happy.
Bobby ""cFerrin, American musician

1 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's 2 VOCABULARY feelings

a Complete the sentences with a verb in the box. Write a sentence from the box.
Use a [±] or a B imperative.
Iffi-aAg-Fy; I'm bored. I'm cold . I'm happy.
be close come drink park slow speak turn worry I'm hot. I'm hungry. I'm sad. I'm stressed.
I'm tired . I'm thirsty. I'm worried.
1 The city is dangerous at night. Please ~ careful.
2 It's cold in here . Please the window. 1 My friend is late. J'man8ry.
3 It isn't a problem. Please about it. 2 It's 3°e.
4 This is an English class . Please Spanish. 3 It's my birthday!
5 Their hou se is quite near. Please down. 4 My mother is in hospital.
6 on! We're late! 5 It's time for dinner.
7 This is a bus stop. Please here. 6 I don't know what to do.
8 that water - it's dirty. 1 It's 42°e.
9 This music is terrible. Please it off. 8 It's very late.
9 My boyfriend is very far away.
b Match the sentences to the pictures. 10 I want a drink.
A Let's park here. D Let's cross the road here. 11 I have a lot of work.
B-I:et2s--ge-lgeme; E Let's go to a hotel.
C Let's eat lunch there. F Let's turn on the air conditioning.
3 PRONUNCIATION understanding
connected speech
a Practise saying the sentences.
1 Look at those children.
\..)

2 Turn off the TV.

3 Let's ask that man.
\..)

4 D on't open the window.

\..)

5 Let's eat\..)at home.

\..)

6 Sit on this chair.

\..)

b Listen and check. Then listen

again and repeat the sentences.

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c Complete the chart with the words in the box. 5 LISTENING
aAgIJ'f at happy have hungry matter Monday one Listen to the dialogues and choose
sad ugly worried you ng a , b, or c.
Where are they?
a at an airport
A
re b athome
c in a restaurant
cat up
2 Where are they?
altBr~ a in a hotel
b ina car
c in a restaurant
3 Where are they?
a in a plane
b in a hotel
c in a car
d Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat 4 Where are they?
the words. a in a restaurant
b at home
c in a car
4 READING 5 Where are they?
a Read the article about tips for a long car journey. Match the a in a hotel
head ings to the paragraphs . b at an airport
c athome
Have fun! Is you r car ready? Ptaft)'0ttf-jetJrfley
Make sure everything is in the car Keep awake!

USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES

Learn these wor d s and phras es.
• A Plan~our journey jacket 03,cKlt
Look at a map before you go. Think about the time you need sign sarn
to arrive at your destination, and places whe re pe rhaps skirt ::.b:t.
there is a lot of traffic.
trousers "t rao?.)z!
• B ____________________________________________
uniform ju:nil.:>:m
Accidents somet ime happen because cars are in bad great (opposite terrible) qrcl\
condition . Check the engine, the lights, and the wheels .
left (opposite right) left.
Take the car to the garage if necessary.
• C ____________________________________________ park (verb) PU:K
smoke 'Sl11Jo\..!
Put your bags and everything you want to take with you
stop stop
in the hall the night before. Don't forget essential documents
like passport s or identity cards, and of course your driving with \\ 10
licence. Be quiet! bi: b\ al;lt
• D ___________________________________________ Don't worry. 'O;lunt '\\ Hi
Being ti red is very dangerous fo r drivers. If you are t ired, stop Slow down. sbu 'daun
at a service stati on. Have a coffee, or sleep fo r 15 mi nut es. turn on (opposite turn off) t3:n on!
In the car, open the windows and turn the rad io on.
• E ___________________________________________
FILE 2
Ch il dren are oft en difficult during long jou rn eys. Ta ke games,
fo r example compute r gam es or wo rd games, and iPods t o
list en to music. An d don't f orget t hings t o eat and dri nk.

b Underline five words you don't know. Use your dictionary

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