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1A 1 VOCABULARY quid, moat cueumbay rit duck, vegetables Salmon, fruit fourgete,seafocc aubergine avocado squid red popper menge loeser melon boled baked fred Hoomed eozen low-fat froth 2 PRONUNCIATION an 2 5 a 5 z 2 5 © 2cabbat W chicken, squid i peach «ra, mango ‘a: eatton at 1 chocolate, sausage “: pork, prowrs| W exckie, sugar tis eveureber tuna spicy, 4 roast 5 grapes, Ginut Tbaled, Breen, 9 aubergine 3 GRAMMAR don't..get up Be.. watching eyes ae ro having ib/sadong does..aive am/ imnot eating ‘doesnt do fey tying That cake looks ¢ Do you thik. “ “ Howe beteve arent using Soase't eelong is/"splaying am/ mnot sleeping don't recognize ound 4-2 Where do you usually do your homework? Why are you studying Enalah? Do you thnk Engishs easy? ‘Are you enjoying the classes a the 15 What do you usualy do attr the loss? 1 Students own anewore 1B 7 VOCABULARY 8 2 grestgrandiather only child adopted child immediate stepmother brotherinlon haiesster seiings ontended nephew stepsister selfish Sensidle telhcenfent ambitious suckers incependent rebetious 10 patient 11 hon 42 irecure € Dow: 2 sociable, 3 mature, 4 imagnatve, 7 bossy ‘Across. 3 moody, 5S comeettive, Grelable, Safecronate, 9 sensitive 2 dshenest 3 immature 4 umelabie 5 inmate & Unambiious 7 unmagnatve 8 dscegansed 9 responsible 10 Unsociale 11 unfrendly 12 aking 13 impaiont 14 unseen 2 sensible 2 sympathetic 2 GRAMMAR 22 tipsy, 3 Shall make 4 youll get/ you're going to aet 5 We're going 6 have ? rie 8 Shall weinute 9 wen't be 10 RSoing to break ANSWER KEY 1 ae" saying, ate / te having 2 Shalorder wil / "lel, wait hove 3 ate. leaving /2e...going wo leave, am /'m geting, am /'mgong to bet, wal Fe 4 are doing / 216. going to do, fam /'m going, ate.-s88ng / oe (going to see, wil illeve 5 Shal.help, will / wash, won't break Students’ on ansirars 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 not.buy.. fights yet Took oes Vinomacting tonight meeting. rend not mesting.. gion’ helping... Wien. get.exarn results wwon't get the week. 10 get. Morsay Practical English ) REACTING TO WHAT PEOPLE SAY 2 | don't believe i. /You're kidding. 3 What a pity / Never mind, 44 How famasts / Thats great news! 5 Reali? 8 Ohno! 1 You're kidsing 2 Really? 3 Wht» great ideal, How fantastic Thats great naw! 4 Oh nol, What a pty, Never mina 2 HOW-+ ADJECTIVE, WHAT + NOUN, What Wet How How What 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH How do you a2 Notrealy “Thars because How inerecle Go shesd things like hot Can you remember...? 1 | GRAMMAR 2 3 3 5 é does.-.open igs doing dont gree ‘ren.going to wer / wearing re) rehaving wan't be 732 VOCABULARY 1 duck 2 salmen 3 nephew 4 mother 5 bossy 6 charming 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 reloble 2 great 3 mature 4 parent 5 spoilt 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1a,2¢,36,4,54,6¢,7686,98, We 2A 1 VOCABULARY 22 afows 3 seve 4 owe 5 ams & worth 7 race 8 cost 9 borrow 10 inherited 11 vested 12 chargeo 13 lend b 2 br 3 te 4 from Sin 6 7 on a by 9 back 0 in € 2 contactless poyment 3 loan 4 mongage 5 budget 6 ealary ? 2 3 a fe Students! own ansners £2 tip 3 weatments 3 bit 5 water 6 prockete 2 PRONUNCIATION 1 2dlothes, 3 done © 35.4D.55,60 74. 3 GRAMMAR a2 haentenved 3 charged 4 did't inhert 5 haven'tbeen 6 venever used D did your TWeost 8 ddnthave 9 have you lived 0 earned 4 2 3 5 2 passed Sd. borrow, have / ‘ve. spent Hove. found, has apres Have. lent neeces Hoe..made, caiee 4 Have you ever sevnd any money onthe eveet? b How much dd you find? 3.2 Have you ever Used contactless payment? Where oid you use 43 Have you overpaid fora meal or 2 foto people? b Why de you pay for i? 53 Have you ever stayedtin an ‘expensive etl? bb Whe dia you stay thore with? 6 8 Have you ever ised maney for charity? b Hom much de you raise? Students! own ansters 2B 1 GRAMMAR 2 for: along time, x months, two weeks, three days, yore ince Crvistnas, | was very yours, lunchtime, Tuessay 2 has /'s been. for 3 have /'ve known. since 4 has/'s worked. or 5 have lived, since & have loved.since 7 8 5 0 have /"we wanted. for hae’ spoken..since haven't seen. jor has /sthed. since 2 We've been traveling 3 has he been weneng 4. She's been leaking for 5 Ho hoen't been dong & Have yeu been watire 7 Ive been looking afer 5 Ihaverto8en paying 4.3 havehad 5 6 z 8 3 0 ¢ Z ive known We've been going v hhave you been rcing oe waehect (@ Suidents evn answers ANSWER KEY 2 PRONUNCIATION 8 2 How long..going cut together 3 feeling il yesterday 4 overt living here tong 5. esting. .house all mering ‘5 havent. sleeping wo ltaly 3 VOCABULARY 8 2a,3),41,5¢,617¢.8b.9110h, itn 12k, 13m, 14g fy huge Baring tiny freezing amazed furious ternfied exhausted hlanoue foscinoting positive 4. Students! nm answers 3A 41 VOCABULARY 1 Donn: 3 the underground, 5 lony, Teoxh ‘cress: 2 motorway, 4 van, 6 scoctar, 8 fomy, © motertike 2 parking 3 wate 4 oad 5 ade 6 patel 7 a ° » fush ‘nk speed 10 ighis tar 12 soba 13 mit 14 pedestien € 2 does..tke 3 thes 4 took 5 il tke /' going totake 6 da. tate 4 2oH 3up, dcut Sup, boutol (© Suudents’ own answers 2 PRONUNCIATION 8 2watch, 3 iam = GRAMMAR #2 Bangkokie the moxt crowded of the theve destinations 3 Vienna is eesier to get to than Bangiot 4 Bangéot is more exciting than Oubsi 5 Dubs hotter than Vienna, & Vienna isthe mest relaung of the tee destinations,b 2 than 3 the 4 more 5 worst 8 lose 7 quicker factor 8 mos 2 10 least © 2 walk faster thon 3 the most interesting city 4 ie lees teresting than 5 tho bost pasa 6 ian'tae expensive 0s 7 isthe some a5 8 the least comfortable bed 4 PRONUNCIATION 22 more relaxin 3 mostintere 4 more expensive 5 cld vam 5 frateme 3B 1 GRAMMAR 02 at weekend! ils languages, bors the door te haute 2 German, an engineer feh, tho ealmen the enema, a week the end, the word Srosautfl day, Linen ' a wy ne 12. X, leaves work © 2a,3the 4ihe, 5-6, 33,10- 2 PRONUNCIATION 422 cheaper than the 3 we do wnight 4 the window for a moment 5 to ree a doctor about 6 t© go ero walk 3 VOCABULARY 2 20,3 for 4 0n, Sat fr, 7 about, 8 of, 910, for, 1Owith, 11 at 12, 13 between, 14, 18 00| b 20n,3for, din, S fom, 62,7 with, 8 about, 9 of, 10 with, about, 11 to 12of, 1of, 14 for, 15 to, 16 with, 17 aboxt, 1810, 1910 4 PRONUNCIATION 1 erqued. dad 2 laughing at, laughing. you 3 excited about, seted. holiday 4 Ietening to, Istonrg. acho the, 8 the Practical English 1 GIVING OPINIONS @ 29,3c.40,5h,60,71,86,9d b 2 Tobehonest Don't you aaree / What do you think ‘On sure/ Personally | think /agiee What do you think But f you atk me /But in my opnion Haare I dont think thats ight Personally think 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 You've come beck 3 Didyou mean whet you soid 4 Its gst that my boyinends away 5 Hang ona meute Can you remember... 1-3 1 GRAMMAR 1 don't, 2 Shall, 2 just, 4 for Setter, 63 2 VOCABULARY grapes onary fey fac up vith 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 gone 2 wory 3 ceet, 4 5 severe 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1¢26,3b,49,56,63, 76,8693, 106 4A 1 VOCABULARY 22 putebonhold fallback wot leave amessage voeemal cute of Sal Fingtone 10 supe 11 engages / busy 12 hangup b 2 ompe goot cof a 4 5 ringtone © engaged / busy 7 put on hold 8 eal bok 9 voicemail 10 hang op 11 dial 12 text message ANSWER KEY 2 GRAMMAR 2 3 donthavero iz ¢ ‘donthave co ¢ shoul mustn't / should. Shouts howls Inaaito Z You mustn't he ofen has to 7 Tce have 0 1d Students’ ove answers PRONUNCIATION shouldn't lights trou ‘vhausted debt mortgage foreen wrong, ‘lor 4B 4 GRAMMAR oav y 5 haven't been able to oe 7 been able to 8 7 Used to be able to we 11 Must be able to 12 not being able te bb 2 could /was abe to 3 cant 4 hos "skeen able to 5 couldn't / wasn't able to tobe ableto 7 wil ibe able to © 26,3¢.44,5b.¢a,7 2 PRONUNCIATION a 2 rever.able ak 3 play..gutar 4 Won able. .go out omerrow 5 hasnt. able. go. school once Monday. 6 canting, resturant3 VOCABULARY 2 embarrassed frightened exciting boring annoying Sepiessing ‘ieappoiated free fronted frightened ‘inng ‘embarassed appointing boring depressed frustotec amazing © Students! own answers 5A 1 VOCABULARY a2 fans referee umpire players Stadium cootan spent hal each spectators ich slope tveck tueined gotfe cron threw beat Stored 10 gotingred 12 icked 2a, 3 out, due 2 PRONUNCIATION 8 2 spon, Slope, 4 court 3 GRAMMAR 2 2b,364b,52,6674.8b,96, 106 b 2 mere diving, remembored, hadn't locked 3. dn’ wecognio, had changed 4 nae waiting, ellad, couldn't had broken down 5 beat wove winning, cored 6. ran, had aioady lat, were wating 7% 2 5 5 é 7 a 9 10 u % 5B a looking fora 10 won na wan toomes bean esvering ‘woe getting ‘oun’ reached beat /had beaten 1 GRAMMAR a2 used to play dont usually go novmally wears Did you use 1 have stayed never uted to watch wont eyeing y ‘Sostn't vevaly wear ‘ovely walk 7 Do you usualy / normally ¢ vevally give wovaly cal sed to 90 Used to eat out ‘ont usually ork teed te ee Sint use to lke 2 PRONUNCIATION 4 Zeqpecily, 3 plese, 4 music 2 VOCABULARY a 2fance, 3 cose tend, dex S clasemates, 6 coleague, 7 fatmato, Beovple . b 2fanced, din, out S common, up, ? touch Bt, Saget, 10 ceca 11 fgether 2 proposed, 13 maried «2 3 3 5 6 ? 8 ° 10 12 3 fancied hen cotte know Became fends hac ote comman went out together were together broke up, lost touch gat in touch geton Proposed to Set moried 4d. 2fiiondship, 3 membershi, Areadersip, 5 perinership ANSWER KEY Practical English | PERMISSION AND REQUESTS: o2 4 5 é b2 3 4 5 ® Is itOKi open awindow Wiould you mind repeating that Could you take a photo of me Do you mind if ithere Do you thnk you could cary my bag No problem, Notatall No problem, OF course not. sue. 2st, 3 meeting, 4 jon,5 pass, 6 tke J b5,cé.d 1.63.12 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 8 Deal, 3eome, 4 days, § mind, way ba 3 4 5 6 How come you'e 22 late? ‘No way mon! ifyou dont mind Just He tho old aye We've got so mach to tak about Can you remember...? 1-5 1 GRAMMAR 1 feexyoare 2 Shall cory 3 has/ Seen studying 4 musty cant play 5 be abe to 8 used 0 ey 2 VOCABULARY 1 tinned, 2 relzble, 3 voicemail 4 fer, S prapate, Setadum 3 PRONUNCIATION | food, 2 cook, 3 morgage, a wor, Seport 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY ‘couple, 2 since, 3m, 4had, Strom, 6 for, 7 mote, 8 out, 9 30, 10 ree 6A 1 GRAMMAR a2 wall be used hove been invited sreshowing |s.going t be dubbed were ming on be bought hes / been nominated it/'s boing med hed beer transformed were dected wae being att nil be /i8 going tobe rleaeod ke shot © 26,36,40,56,8b,7b,8e,9b, 100 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 used, 3 waited d wrtten, § shot, ‘6 om, 7 sat, 8 wen, 9 taker, 10 tole2 VOCABULARY & 2 action tlm saiencefeton fm dare musical thar Instoncal fi hore ten soe fin 10 western 11 Bamation 12 tomcom bb 2plos, 3 ser. d audience, S review, ‘scene, 7 utiles, € coq, 9 sounctrack, 10 special efocts, ‘Ventas, 12 cast, 13 ent, 1 So, 1Svaier © 2 issetin 3 is based on 4 vas shot 5 plays the por of 6 twas dubbed nto 6B 1 GRAMMAR 8 inust, 3 mightrnot, A eould, S must, cant bb 2eon't, 3 might, 4 must S cont, might not 7 can't 8might, © 2 mightheve ameeting tant be going 10 work today might not be Cant be trod shoady ‘usthave on exam tomorrow ‘ight not be working might be deving home from more 2 VOCABULARY a 2neck. 3 back, 4 ams, Slegs, 6 feet, ace, nese. 9 chin, 10 stomach, fingers, 12 knees bb 2 thumb, 3 tongue, 4 mouth, 5 ips ‘hands, 7 teeth, Beare 9 toes “The hidden word i 'cheuldors © 2bick, 3 touch, 4 point, 5 smel 6 sil, 7 nod, 8 csp, 9 ete, 10 whee, 11 Thro, 12 taste 2 Inger S mouth, & tongue, § hess, eyes, nove, 8 fingers / Rend, Pips / mouth, TO teeth, TT hands 3 PRONUNCIATION ' 2eyos, 3tongue, 4 shoulders, S here, bhi 7A + VOCABULARY 8 2 geography 3 biolooy 4 Inerature 5 cnamvstry & htory 7 informetion technology 8 mathematics pprmary schoo! hreao ato echool estes pevate school boarcing school rursory school Students secondary schoo! clementary school grades igh sore! ‘lth grade callege mitehoved ‘erent alowed to rade were punished chested les eoised took passed fled 2 PRONUNCIATION @ 2 pul, 3c, 4 subtitles 3 GRAMMAR @ 26,36.4150,6h7689 b Qvihen, 2 before, 4, § aftr, 6 unt © 2 will/ ibe, huny wail / have, go out doesn’t come, wort have ‘won't leave, finds twontbe able to, er ‘ets, vill / Meal wont start is/'s 10 wil/ pay practise d. Suuden's! own ansners 7B 1 GRAMMAR 2 29,3c4aSh.6b.76,8f 2 would 89, leaned wouldnt dive, didnt have Weuld..cary on, won would sleep, didht drink ‘would lend, needed wouisnt5s, snomed wasn't /worent, could Would..wake up, dich et had, wouldn't be 18 call her you don't hury wp Titel en the news he ban love you she'd be hae theyll eaneel the match you ddn't eat out every night ‘She donsn' fou! batter ANSWER KEY 2 PRONUNCIATION 182 giow, vegetables, garden 3 buy, cottage, had enough monay 4 my house, wouldn't make, kitchen bigger 5 wouldn'thave, car Ived. cy conte © 30,45,55,60,75,80 3 VOCABULARY 2 2on,30n.4in,Sonéin Bb Dov 2top floor 3 steps, 5 attic, Sbakery 7 entrance, 9 ooh Reroet 2 torace, 4 path, 6 barement, 8 ground floer 10 geo, 11 chinnoy € 2b.3b,4¢,52,63,76,86,96, 106, 113,123 Practical English 1) MAKING SUGGESTIONS: 2 Fama very keen on raw fish 3 Thatsagrentides 4 Why don te ty thar now sushi 5 What about having a Chinase & Where shall we go for lunch 2 We could get 2 cab to save tire 8 How about going to an alan 9 Lote go there B 2 Lats go there 3. How about going to an Italian 4 Why don't we ty that new sushi 5 Tm not vary keen on raw fh & wat about having 3 Chinese 7 Why not 8 We could got a cab to seve time 9 Thats a rear idea 2 VERB FORMS 2 watch, 3 meeting, 4 pay § going, ‘eat out 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2inhy, 3 moke, 4 off Snot, 6 nord, T happen Can you remember...? 1-7 1 GRAMMAR 1 Setting, 2 been playing, 3 mustr dee able te, Shave, 6st! 2 VOCABULARY 1 sympathetic, 2 salary. 3 head, 4 coach, 5 plot 8 shoulder 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 cinema, 2 cosy 3 city 4 stare, 5 fal 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 16,.28,3¢4b,5b,63,7¢,86,9¢, 106ANSWER KEY € 2 waking 8A eel 9A un off 1 VOCABULARY 2 neteoang TIGRSMNARS 1a sacked, 3resign, 4 aopliec, Sah 6 lout at ses ‘spromote, 7 redundant 8 vainng F Deby abier0 2 bee courte, 9st up, 10 a, 11 ets 8 notte charge Se elie b 2 at, oaretime 6 would /‘dhave 3 in, temporary 8B 7 had 4 in, hlltime B hadsd 5 for unemployed 1 GRAMMAR fb 2 casa ane eta i paoearett 2 2 tinae 3 Rech booked Se 3 tald me 4 hd /"dchecked € 2 wander 4 she boughe § hada'tbeen 3 employment 5 moh 3 testinal 4 phormacit 6 iiecoue 5 hd/"dtnown 5 fesrerent 7 ado 3 wudnt have ented & promotion 8 the dress ited me a Ganon 7 lawyer 13 leaned 10 weudtheve got Shentet ha forgotten € 2 Ihadotposaes my tinal exoms 9 resignation bb 2told, 30d, 4tald, Sto, 60d 4 ahe would) ‘have got he job ie € 2 if had/d seen bis walle, that 4 we hadnthad lurch before me left [eee one Gist non shore was Scie Calne uojed aon foes 3 ithe schoo! shoes sil ther me & youbsd |'dfolones my directions 2 fred {chad thoy fee pfocly 7 I weuld /“dhave won thot game 3 work 4 how much he had‘ pac for he 8 he woul have broken Hem 4 on jacket, (hot had been 9 beroain 5 fred o Whee etgora testcase 2 PRONUNCIATION & telat (Ghat I was meeting some fends 2 2 would have gone 7 company 6 tho need anytting tom the shop, 3 would heve bought 8 market (chat be wanted same chocolate 4 would heve stayed 9 wor 7 time had’ enjoyed ovr ety, her 5 wc have got 10 rn {chad ithad been vey enoyable 1 would have Roped wuhen was going shopping, hat | 2 PRONUNCIATION as eo eae 3 VOCABULARY a 2 aenly a 3 fomunate. 4 unforunate 8 cae 3 empaymont 2 VOCABULARY @ satelors. 7 pation, 4 mpavort, 4 famer 2 2b.0,32,6.4a bSb.a6a.b, 9 ledy, 10 unlucky 2 fee 7b.a.fa.b tb 2 mpationty, 3 carelessly 4 Fortunately, ae b 2 sence S unlucky pernanent 3 teatment € 3 poste, 4 impossble, 5 slfch, $ret 4 Soreomen oath 7 wet us, 10 promotion § improvement 4 suitable, 10 unsuitable, 13 possi, 11 Gualficaten & argument 14 inponsiy, 15 selfshy, 16 unelishy, 12 gualty 7 valuation 17 usehily 18 useless, 19 sutaby, 13 redundant oaths unsutaby 18 resignation Se nant 4 Zeatiany, 3 uslots,¢ success 1 8 alee ey ie 12 sale © 2:mpaviont, 3 uncamiorable 4 ky 1 soar te eaacn See, Cinaaenk yy, 18 tampon ies Scomlrabls 9 cwculy soe 15 tomptston oe € 2 payment 3 GRAMMAR 2 Sones 8 23,36,46,80,6b,7¢,80,98, 109 4 tachment 1 VOCABULARY sekad mo to wat 5 response a. 2printes, 3 speaker § adeptor,S remote ae 6 explanation Gcew socket, argu 8st 5 promise nett ough 7 euccess 3 pug, 10 USB cable, 1 memory sk, oo 8 compensation pee 7 went on studying PRON bb 2 memory st 307 printer, ay 3 PRONURCIATION 5 US8 cable, 6 keyboard, 7 emete 9 ier mind staying in = Lemon contol 8 adopter 9 epesker, 10 routes, wv ee Tplug, socket, 5 copten Down: 3 plugin, 4 switch off, 6 bran Sum down, 6 update, ° set ‘Across: 2 unplug svitch on, 7 delete, Bins2 GRAMMAR 2 2b,3b,6,4¢,52,b)¢, 66,7689, De,10a its, 126 ‘enough, too expensive / too much a litt, mach too mary, enough ro, any fea, many much money any buses ‘ery fon people old enough very itle/no work tee much / lotef lots of / loads of fortune 8 no caper 9 sictol’ let of loads of trafic 16 too many a lotof / lots of /loads of chigren 11 ew / come phone calle 12 teo small 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2 updated it turnes down elated pluaged itn ‘Switched it of unplugged it twened up although through Iaughed Practical English 1 INDIRECT QUESTIONS 22 goes 5 ior totais youre Te rnaret toes youspoket hace aes Shih op tia pies fom much one ay he costs nao to change buses hom much dacoantl get wth 2 sudan ord € 2 Could youre ina hon much send vay thet coats? 3 Coiyou tel me hor muchcecouit get th student cad? 4 Foorch new change hve E abet shot une nani 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 guess, 3 Ofcourse, dts obvious, Swinatf, Sethor Can you remember...? 1-9 | GRAMMAR 1 hove /ve kno 2 didnt useo 3 might / may /could be 43 wou “dua 5 totdy & had /"d been 2 VOCABULARY 1 duck, 2 couple, 3 serps, 4 degree, 5 gate, 6 apply for 3 PRONUNCIATION | courte, loan, 3 route, 4 oor, note 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 16,20,3b,40,50,66,7¢,80,9¢, 100, Wb Re 10A 23 whoso. 4 thot whieh § 6 7 who a 9 10 thot which sontonce 4 © 20, thera, dit, Shee, 6 thee, 7% Bie 9 them, 19:4 d-2 whore the Mons Lita can be seen 3 which ein the Himoloyae 4 nbich mas opened in Chine in 2011 5 hese husband is @Spansh footbaler ‘tho helped hunches of slaves to scope 2 VOCABULARY 4-2 sostbelt headpnonee memory stick vale jam ‘ground fcor ‘otal pte eaeamotor desk lamp top flcor soundtrack traning course Aamate bowling tchoo! cycle lane rush how speed camera Seionee eto ANSWER KEY ‘spate: tpecal olets road works (olf course ‘ive text message slectisty il 10 sporshel ‘Tho migsing compound noun it ‘speed tt 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2 kayoowd 3 pratle page 4 Gotking fine 5 tingtone {secondary schoo! 7 tennis cour 8 trafic lights | ceaning, 2 keyboard, 3 praia, 4 paring, Sciagtone, 6 secondary Tennis 8 waite 10B 1 VOCABULARY a 2 Detectives soke vein suspects Wrnesses smutoerer adence prove suid evidence murderer pect prove GRAMMAR a 2 wereyou Sidntyeu heven't you arentyou doeen the hovent you ‘would you b 2do you 3ieit,4 dosanthe, § didn't ‘hey, Shoe she, 7 erent, 8 vont you, would |, have you Youre younger than me, arent you You don ike cheese, do you Your other ives abvoad, doesn't he You stuched physics, cidht you We've boa here botoro, avant we Yeu wouldn't de that, would you ‘The fight won't be cancelled. wilt ”
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