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Iesfiveo'lock Iesewenty tothe, Ie'squarter past six stwenty totwelve. les twenty-five pas eight. Iestentoone, 2 BUYING A COFFEE 3 A Regular or large? B Large, please A Tohave here or take away? 6 B Totakeaway 7 A Anything else? 8 B Nothanks. How much is that? 9) A That's £3.65, please 10 B Sorry, how much? LA £3.65, Thankyou. And your change. 12 B Thanks. take away 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH Dfirsttime Stodink 4toyou Saseat 4 READING a 1D 2B 3E/A 4A 5cSreme:reesacunanes ‘1. VOCABULARY a 2father Saunt 4husband son Trniece Scousin Saunt 4 grandmother nephew 2. GRAMMAR ‘My boyfriend's car is German, is girlfriend's mum is Polish Doyouknow Sandra's brother? Welive with my wife's parents. Their son's friend earns alot of money. Is Adam's job dangerous? Susan's uniform s very ugly “That is my parents’ car [think this isthat woman's pen “They drinkteain the Teachers’ Room Doyouknow Barbara's sister? My grandparents’ house sin Ireland James’ wifes Russian, © 3A 4B SB GA 7A 8B 4 3Whose 4Who's SWho's 6 Whose 7 Who's Whose 3 PRONUNCIATION a tbh 2d 3a 4e 4 READING son-in-law b TRachel 2Tony Sim 6Daniel Carlo 4 Natasha 7Daisy 5 LISTENING She shows four photos. 2P 37 4F SF OT Soesermemme: 1 GRAMMAR 4 incthe winter, the afternoon, 1984 ‘on: Monday, Saturday evening, 21st August at-night, the weekend, Christmas 7F 8T b 2in 3ar 4a Sin Gon 7at Sat 9t0 Win € Lin 2ar 3t0 4on Sin Gat Tat Sin 9on 1in 2 VOCABULARY a Zhaveashower Shave breakfast 4gorowork Sgohome 6 goshopping bb 2gee Shave thave Shave 6go 7g0 Sget go 1Ogo have I2ger_ 13g0 14go Igo Ihave I7have” 18go cle 2d 3b 4a Se 3 PRONUNCIATION a1 Yougeryplate Thaveg shower. 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Mike sometimes rides his motorbike rowork 4 My girlfriend is never late. 5 Isee my grandparents every weckend 6 Ellis drinks coffee three times day 7 Fmalways hungry 8 Westudy English rwicea week 2 VOCABULARY a 160 37 460 54 624 731 832 bb 2ewice Sonce never Sthreetimes Gevery Thardlyever Bevery 3 PRONUNCIATION atc 3h 4b 5g 6a 7d SF hour 4 READING a She isa 94-year-old accountant. b2F 37 4F ST OF 7F sT 5 LISTENING a Marge bP 3T 4T SF 6F 7F 8T Siecosmsccn 1 GRAMMAR a 2Shecanpaint, 3Hecan'tswim. 4Hecancook. 5 Shecan'ttake photos bb 2Can, paint 3Can,swim 4Can,cook 5 Can, take photos 2b 3d Se Sa 6F 4 2cantealk speak 3cansee ‘tean'eurn right 2 VOCABULARY a Across:4remember 6wait Suse I2dance l4take Down: 2mect Ssee sing Itell12drive b 2play Shelp buy Srun Ftalk Slook for 3 PRONUNCIATION 1b so ean, fat, have, stamp an’, class, dance, start 4 LISTENING Tbh 2a 3¢ Serer emer 1 VOCABULARY Zharks cries 4have Stalk Tplay Shave 9play 2GRAMMAR 2 Sarah's friends are staying with her this week, Wearen'thaving a party tonight Vimdrinking cup ofcofe inthe kitchen, Why is George looking fora job? ‘They aren' jogging because i's too cold today. They arent jogging today hecauseits too cold Are youusing the computer? 8 IsAdam playing football inthe park? b 21'mmaking 3 Arethey arguing 4they'renor shouting» Sthey're watching GHe'snothaving 7 He'slistening 8t'mlooking for Spine Sewim 7give 13draw hear 4b Sc argue © D'rearguing 3areplaying football 4’slistening co music —5'scrying 6'sbarking 7's playing the guitar 8'ssinging 3 PRONUNCIATION b 2pink long 4uncle 5 drink GHungary7young Sthink 4 LISTENING Speaker 1 B, Speaker? C, Speaker 3F, Speaker 4ERecmanmens ‘1 GRAMMAR 4 21'mhavingdinner 3dothey usually go 4Hetravels Sdoesyour girlfriend do GAreyouworking 7kcloses Slsitraining } D'rearguing 3'mlearning steaching 4do,g0 Sgoesour 6 isnt shining 7Arejusing, want Sloves,doesn'tdo 2 VOCABULARY 4 spring, summer, autuma b windy Scloudy 4raining Gsunny Tell Ssnowing 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 1 Buckingham Palace 2 Westminster Abbey 3 Oxford Street 4 StPaul’s Cathedral 5 Piccadilly Circus 6 Leicester Square 7 Houses of Parliament 8 Trafalgar Square READING 27 3P 4F ST 6T 71 SF OF LISTENING A2 BS C8 E3 F4 G6 HT 5 foggy eer VOCABULARY Dashire Jaskire Ashoes Sasweater Gjeans 7aT-shire Strousers BUYING CLOTHES Thelp 2size large 4are Schanging 6Thank 7much SOCIAL ENGLISH 2F 3c 4h Sg be READING 234 C2 D3 shop 7h 8a ‘1. GRAMMAR 15 Subject pronouns: 2you, Sit, 7 you ‘Object pronouns: 3 him, 4 her, 6 us, S them 2me 3it ther Syou Gthem us Sir 9them 10him 2her 3he him Sthem 6they Thee Sshe 2 VOCABULARY 2le’s Sanswer 4this Gwrong 7 message SPress 3 PRONUNCIATION b Inice 2this 4 READING 1 Katherineis Paul's sister. 2 Louise suggests that Sally pus on her red Skirt, goes tothe party and forgets Andrew 3. Paul doesn’t know bis phone number because he never calls it. 4 His mum tells him what his numbers, 5 LISTENING 1b 26 Semen 1 GRAMMAR a verb + ing drawing Sme dthese Sit Gniece 3a 4a Sb 6b 7a 8b ling, waiting ‘© + -ing: coming, having, giving, aking double consonant + ing: getting, running, stopping, swimming I loves dancing 2 doesn't mind doing hates doi 5 likes driving, doesnt like driving 44 doesn't mind sitting, likes sitting 5 loves swimming, doesn't like swimming 6 doesn’ like watching, loves watching 2 VOCABULARY a 2July, August 3 March, April 4autuma, winter Sthird, fourth eighth, ninth 7 ewentith,ewen bb Halloween: 31/10, the thirty-first of October New Year's Day: 1/1, the firs of January US Independence Day: [7 the fourth of July Valentine's Day: 14/2, the Fourteenth of February 3 PRONUNCIATION a 2Eebruary 4 April 7July 8 August September 10 October 11 November 12 December 4 READING 2D 3B 4A,D SA 6B 5 LISTENING 4 Speaker I winter, Speaker 2 summer, Speaker 3 autumn, Speaker 4 spring > Speaker 1B, Speaker 2D. Speaker 3.4, Speaker 4C ies 1 GRAMMAR a 2do isn't 6 Does Tis b 2 Does Adam sing karaoke? 3 Isshe singing in the shower? 4 Isthat guitar expensive? don't 5 renot are Sdoesn't 9don't 10 Are 5 Dothey goroalor of musicals? 6 Am waiting in the right place? 7 Does Kathy like reggae? 8 Doyougo dancing atthe weekend? 9 Doeshe listen to classical music when he's stressed? 10 Arethey nan orchestra? 2 VOCABULARY 4 2rock Shiphop heavy metal Gclassical asic 7Latin Sreggae jazz b 2fanclub 3download 4musicchannels Sblues Sonline lyrics 7karaoke concert 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 Tumbeella 2journalist Snurse lunch 5 summer 4 LISTENING Th 2c 3a 4a 5b Siemans 1 GRAMMAR a 2was 3Was 4asnt Swas 6was Jwas Swasn't b 3 Was Charles Dickens a novelist? Yes, he was 4 Were The Beatles fo No,they werent. 5 Was Lord Byron a politician? Noh wasnt. 6 Wasisaac Newton a composer? No, he wasn't. 7 Was Bono born in Irland? ‘Yes he was 8 Was Amy Winchousea singer? Yes, she was. 9. Were JR Tolkien and CS Lewis painters? No, they weren't 10 Was Michael Jackson born in Britain? No, he wasnt ne USA? © 2s isnt, was,’s 2 VOCABULARY a&b 2awriter 3a policeman/ policewoman ‘acomposer Samusician Gapainter businessman / businesswoman Sanactor actress 9. scientist d Swasanactor 4wasa scientist Swe Twasawriter Swasa businessman Swereartists 4 LISTENING Diana, Princess of Wales 3 Charles Darwin William Shakespeare 5 Isambard Kingdom Brunel 2 Winston Churchill 1 b 2 3F 4T ST OF 71 8F Sare,were 4is,was, were Wasailor GwereinrentocsSeen: 1 GRAMMAR 2 listened, didn’t listen ied, didn study watched, didn't watch booked, didn't book downloaded, didn't download worked, didn't work played, didn play What time did the match finish? Did you like your birthday presents? What did your brother study at university? Dick your parents arrive ate? 6 Where did your friends live in Germany? 7 Did youery atthe end ofthe film? [8 What time did Sandra arrive at work yesterday? 2 Whendid Michael Jackson die? 2009 3 Whendid Facebook stare? 2004 4 When did Princess Diana die? 1997 5 When did the first tourist eravel into space? 2001 {6 When did iPhones first appear? 2007 7 When did Tim Berners-Lee create the World Wide Web? 1990 2 VOCABULARY 1 Ichatted tomy frends foran hourlast night 2 My gitleiend finished university two. years ago. ‘They travelled abroad last month. Did you came yesterday morning? estopped raining two hours ago. My brother worked in Greece las Jul Wevwatched that film two weeks ago, avid booked the tickets yesterday afternoon, Steve was born in 1990, 10 I played golt the day before yesterday 3 PRONUNCIATION 3 4 6 8 9 0 a Iwanted 2painted Swaited 4chatted Sstarted Gdecided 4 READING b 119 2Carlsbad, California 3 by plane 4 Carlsbad, New Mexico 5 30 minutes before her mateh GRoberta Vinci 7 No 5 LISTENING 4 Thyplane 2by car (and taxi) Shy trainandear by busand taxi bic 2D 3B 4A Sermons 1 GRAMMAR 2 Max sawhis friends after work lst night 3 Emily lost her keys yesterday 4 We didn'thave dinner at home last night. They lft work at 5.30 yesterday. ‘Alex didnt getup early yesterday morning, My girlfriend fl ill yesterday 8 Helen dida’t gout during the week last week, 9. I didn't wear glasses yesterday 10 Lucy couldn't come to my party last year. b 2Wasit 3didyougo 4didyouwear Sdidyouget GDidyouget 7 youhave 8 Was 2 VOCABULARY & 2forawalk Sagoodtime 4acar 5 18years 6 shopping bb 2gor Shad 4went Sgot Ghad 7went Shad 9went 10had Itwent 12had 3 PRONUNCIATION 22D 38 4D 5S 6D 7D 85 4 LISTENING 1 She went toa concert by her favourite hand, b 1 Lath February ‘wo friends Manchester the night before Ina very old pub in the city centre Yes. The band played all their favourite songs, and they danced and sang for bout wo hours. 8 2ovlockin the morning Bierce ‘1 VOCABULARY 2straighton_ 3right 4past Scorner Gopposite bridge Strafficlights 2 ASKING FOR DIRECTIONS 2Where’s 3Sorty 4near Sexactly Grell Tway Ssay 9miss 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2would 3there 4could Smeet Gnice 7Maybe Scourse 4 READING baT 3F 4F ST © Iscenic 2confusing 3 economical standard flexible 6 frequent Sree 1 GRAMMAR a 2parked 3was 4were Slooked 6saw Teouldn’t Sopened 9didn'trun 1Owent I found 12didntwant 13took b 2didyousee 3didyougo 4Didshelike Sdid,finish 6didyoudo 7 did youleave 8Didyougo 9Didyouger 10did yougo 2 VOCABULARY a Zeome,came Sdrink drank _4drive, drove Sgive, gave Gknow,knew 7 put, pur Ssit,sat_9swim,swam 10wake (up), woke (ap) Twin, won 12 write, wrote bb thought found 4met Sboughe Glost Theoke Stook could l0made 3 PRONUNCIATION a ssid lost thad Feould” Sleaent 4 LISTENING Solvinga murder bia 2b 3c 4a Sb 1 GRAMMAR fa 2there’sa 3lstherea 4thereisnt Sthere’sa Garethere 7 Thereare Blstherea Othereis 10 Arethereany there aresome Sbought Gdrove bb 2 Arethere any carpets downstairs? 3 Thereare some CDs onthe shelf 4 Arethereany glasses inthe cupboard? 5 There arent any files in the stu. © 2itisn'e 3 Thereare they aren't SThere’s 6Thereisn't 7there's Bthere’s there's 10 They are 2 VOCABULARY 44 Across: 4 mirror, 5 bed, shelf 9 fridge, stairs Down: I carpet, 2 cooker, 3 armchair, 6 fireplace, 7 shower, light b 2bathroom 3diningroom 4study Searage Gkitchen 7 living room Shedroom 9 garden 3 PRONUNCIATION a Idear 2stairs 'b carpet, mirror, cupboard, balcony, cooker, sofa, armchair, garage, ceiling 3we're hair © Iscarpet 2mirror 3cupboard 4baleony Seooker sofa Tarmchair Sgarage Sesiling 4 LISTENING 21.67 b2F SF 4 ST oT 7 8T 1 GRAMMAR a 2were Swasn't 4was Swere 6was was Swerent Owere bb 2therewasn't 3there weren't Sthere wasn't there wasn't Stherewerent 9Werethere 4 Wasthere 7 Wasthere 10shere were i2 VOCABULARY 2nextto Sopposite behind Sunder Goutof Tinfrontof Sfrom,to Dover 10up. ‘3 PRONUNCIATION a 2eupboard Swhite 4now Smafums Gwe Fiasider 6 wrong ¢ 1 There wasalampon the table, 2 There wasn'ta hath in the bathroom, 3 Was there a migror inthe bedroom? “4 There were some books onthe shelf 5. There werent any cupboards inthe kitchen. (6 Were there any plants in the study? 4 READING 27 3F 47 SF 5 LISTENING a Costa Rica, Sweden, Germany, Fiji bID 2c 3B 4A Bree cmamamacce 1 GRAMMAR 22a 3some 4some 7a Ssome 9some Ssome 6an 10some 1 2 aren'tany strawberries in our garden 3 had ancgg for breakfast 4 "Ssome sugar in my tea § ate some snacks yesterday 6 ‘were some sandwiches inthe kitchen 7 didn’ buy apincapple a the supermarket 8 wasn any bread in the cupboard 2some Isome 4any San Gany Fany Ssome 9a 10a Many I2some VOCABULARY ‘Across: 4 roast, 6 chicken, 8 cake, 9jam, U cereal Down: tomilk Negetables: carrots, mushrooms, onions, peas, potatoes ‘Snacks: iscuits, chocolate, crisps, sandwiches, sweets e-bananas, oranges, pineapple, steak, 3 rice, 5 chips, 7coffe, .TION. Dicecream eat camel 2Icelollies 3 Coconut water QF 37 47 SF OF Wheef Speaker chicken (Fh Speaker 4 pork 3A 4B Ronen 1 GRAMMAR 4 2 How much, putsa lot of sugar inhistea 3. How many, doesn't eat many biscuits 4 How many, buys quite alor of sweets 5 How much, doesnt do much exercise 6 How many, doesn't drink any (cups of) coffee ‘How many calories are there ina banana? ‘How many oranges are therein a carton ‘of orange juice? How mich sltisthereinabow of cereal? 5 How many eggsarethere ina box? 6 How much amisthereinajar? 2 VOCABULARY a 2box Searton 4tin Fotle b 2earton 3jar_4 packet Tox Spacket 6ean Sbottle Gein 3 PRONUNCIATION a Isugar 2salk 3shopping 4 centre 4 LISTENING a Trice 2peas eggs cheese Siscuits bb Lenergy 2vitamins Sgrow 4teeth Reece 1 GRAMMAR cheaper, colder, higher sadder, wetter, thinner drier, dirtier, hungrier ‘more beautiful, more difficult, ‘more comfortable further, better are bigger than lions isdrier than Ireland Isshorterthan January ischeaper than laptop are worse than Fridays iscolderthan acooker isharderthan lealian 2 VOCABULARY 104 2596 32,660 48,905 12,750 6 543,830 7 1,315,000 35,460,000 ‘one hundred and twenty-five cighthundred and ninety-five four thousand, five hundred twelve thousand, four hundredand seventy thirty-three thousand, nine hundred and thirty 6 five hundred and seventy-five thousand, six hundred sixmilion, wo hundred and fifty thousand thirty-four million, eight hundred ‘thousand, two hundred and sixty-five 3 PRONUNCIATION dirier worse © beaker >ov colder. slower drier higher © 1 Apsncilischsaper thana pn, 2 Juneis shore than uly 3. Thekitchen is dirtier than the livingroom. 4 Anapplcis healthier thana biscuit 5 Switzerlandis colder than Erance 6 Exerestishighcr shan Kilimanjaro 4 READING a 1k 27 3 47 5 LISTENING 2P 3 4F ST 6T Seer naretasan 1 VOCABULARY AND READING a1 Grilled vegetables with low-fat cheese »y shorter, taller 2 Mushroom risotto with parmesan cheese 3 yes 4 two 2 ORDERING A MEAL 2eable Iway order STU. Glike 7Some 8Still 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2a 3e 4f Sb 6d Srrsrcermamneacte: 1 GRAMMAR a Comparatives:higher, more expensive, drier, more dangerous, hotter, more ‘beautiful, more interesting, beter, worse Superlatives: the highest, the most expensive, the driest, the most dangerous, the hottest, the most beautiful, the most Interesting, the bes, the worst bb 2 What's the biggest acean in the world? 3 Whar'sthe largest country in the world? 4 Whar’sthe most populated city in the world? 5 What's the wettest place in the world? 66 What's the driest desert in the world? 7 What'tthe moet ecmmmrm ntive language in the world? 18 What's the coldese place inthe world? © 2b 3e 4b 7a 8c 2 VOCABULARY 4 Laregllry Srailwaystation 4 post office Spolicestation 6 department store Tearpark Srown hall Sa 6c b mosque 2museum 3hospital theatre Sbridge chemists 7 square Schurch Omarket 0temple I castle The hidden words is supermarket,4 LISTENING Superlative Sights bb I largest 236 3 Venezuela 4828 5600 6 Moscow 7 400 5 READING a IF 27 3F 47 SF 6F Sree 1. GRAMMAR 22 Hein’ goingto sayin a hotel 3 ‘Theyre polagto chow mete chy. 4 Were goingtobaves good tine S| Wee Wide ley gaa 6 Tomnot olny o ste te sighs ara png ae 3 vepping whave Anpapiag oer 5 Temmegoingto vist & Aveehey gulngto sce 7 ‘sgoing tomeet a eexpegnys 2 i golng travel 3 areyou going tostay uae iptea ile 5 Areyougotegea travel 6 ‘spongeodrve 7 veptingioppeal 8 vregolagrodance 5 ‘impuingto meet 10 sreyongaingta risk 11 aregolag rochow avila alae 2 VOCABULARY 2 GOsby train, fora week, on holiday HAVE: a good time, nice meals SEE: the sights, somebody ‘SHOW: somebody around your town STAY: fora week in hotel, with friend b 2say 3show 4see Shave 6go stay Sstay Shave 10g0 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 How, going. get 2 where, going stay 3 going, stay.weck + going, sights Sareni. go.car Snot stay. hotel 4 LISTENING by Speaker IC, Speaker 2D, Speaker 3B, Speaker 4.4 5 READING IV 2V 3A 4R SH 1. GRAMMAR a 2She'sgoingtochange _3 He's going to buy 4She'sgoingtohave SHe's going o listen 6She'sgoingtoread 7 She's going orake SHesgoing to lose b2B 3A 4B 5B 6B 7A 8A 2 VOCABULARY 2meet Suravel 4get Shave 6fall Thecome get get 10move 3 PRONUNCIATION aa Av 5K 6x 4 READING a A3 B4 C2 DI burp 2 3T 46 S LISTENING bit 27 3 Srreerras 1 GRAMMAR a carefully 3poliely 4well Shard healthily 7 beautifully bb 2really 3easy quickly S quiet Gineredible Thad" Sslowly 9well TOunbealhily 11 really 2 VOCABULARY 2hard Shealthly 4 perfectly Gquietly 7well Sincredibly 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 Tbeautfully carefully 3 casually dangerously "Sfashionably 6 incredibly perfectly Spolitly 9unhealthily Adverbs 6,8, and 9 are not stressed on the first syllable. 4 READING a 1C 2D 3A 4B bb Limpressions 2culture expect archieecture Satmosphere hospitality 7 socializing fascinating 40 SF OF 5 LISTENING 1 Because alot of people goto the country to spend time with thet families 2 Underthe street 3 They arclittle shops, and often cheaper. 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