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The man / ran / quickly / the police They / played / the sad songs / quietly He / spoke / slowly / than / the first time My dad drives / carefully /of all the family Lydia / writes / good / me Past simple 9x the correct words in the table. 10 1 In the past simple we add -ed or -d to the infinitive in regular / irregular verbs. To form negatives, we put didn’t + infinitive / past form. 11 12 Write questions for a local pol Use the prompts and the past simple. What problems / the town / have? What problems did the town have? 0 / you / build flood defences? What / you / do? How much /it/ cost? Where / you / get the money? Why / people / start to call you agreen town? Use the verbs in the box in the past simple. Then match the answers (af) with the questions in Exercise 11. reach decide give have move | | notthink be not pay J To form questions, we put Did + subject + infinitive / past form. 4 Complete the text. Use the past simple form of the verbs in brackets. Last year I" have) a terrible experience When a shark 2 (atte the red danger flag at the beach, so |* (decide) to go surfing. Suddenly 1 We form negatives and questions of irregular verbs in the same / a different way. had tack) me. That day | (not see) (hear) someone shouting, and the next minute | (ee) the shark a few metres away from me. 17__ ump) off my surfboard, the shark ® (open) its mouth, and | . (hid it hard on the nose. The surfboard * (break) in half. | don't know why, but the shark * (not attack) me again. re (owirn) away very fast. How lucky! a The total '_reached _ more than $6 million. Question: 4 b Because we? ‘o put solar panels on all the new buildings. We ® the first green town in the USA! Question: __ © Wet tertible floods every two or three years because the town was by the river Question: __ No, the experts § that normal protection could stop the floods. Question: _ The town ¢ all the money. The government ? us $4 million. 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Moscow is the city with the most Wwhas 1,000 vehicles to remove snow! 3 In Helsinki there are 169 days below 0 °C. That's similar to Alaskal It's 4 Inthe summer months there are _in many cities, which can kill people! 5 Ecija near Cérdoba is the hottest place in Europe. Its____ there in August! 6 Amsterdam, Paris and Rome airports are having problems with __ of over 100 km per hour. 4 ** Complete the texts about the weather. Use the words in the box. rain snowstorms hail thunder freezing lightning winds ‘Many European countries are in chaos this morning ” because of heey _sriowstorms_, high ond? temperatures. Fi Pelerd Ra temperature “wo hows Thor's spectacular stom hr! The heavy | means we can't go out We can S008 over the sea, and hear the le ' very loud. I's cold too and sometimes there's 7_. Its really big~ | Thope it doesn't break anything! 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It was a tornado. ‘A lamp hit Matt on the head, and he fost consciousness. At that moment the tornado sucked him out of the trailer and he disappeared. When he woke up, he was lying in a field of soft grass, a long way from the trailer. His head was bleeding where the lamp hit him and his feet were cut, but surprisingly, that was all. A neighbour found him, and they went to look for his grandmother. Luckily, she also survived, under the ruins of the trailer. ‘The tornado carried 19-year-old Matt nearly 400 metres from the trailer and then dropped him. Now he holds a strange world record: he is the person to travel the longest distance in a tornado and survive! For a while he was a celebrity. He appeared on television to talk about his experience, but he didn’t have very much to say because, unfortunately, he can't remember anything about what happened after the lamp knocked him out! 2 Match the words in the box with the det ns. Use the words in bold in the text to help you. field alive trailer suck bleed tespconsdoumnen | | holda record knock (someone) out 1. go into an unconscious state (like sleep) the opposite of dead a piece of farmland ‘a mobile home or caravan lose blood in an accident be the best person in the world at something 7 hit someone and make them unconscious 8 pull into your mouth lose consciousness ouaun Read the text again. Put the events in order. Matt found his grandmother. The tornado lifted Matt and cartied him away. He appeared on TV. Matt was relaxing in his grandmother's trailer. Matt woke up in a field A tornado hit the trailer. lamp hit Matt on the head. e@teance Read the text again. Are these sentences true (7) or false (F)? Correct the false sentences. 1 Matt Suter is from England. F Matt SuterisfromtheUSA, 2 Matt was 19 when the tornado happened. 3. Aplane hit the trailer where Matt was. 4 Matt landed on a road 400 metres from the trailer. 5. The lamp hit Matt after the tornado hit the trailer, 6 The police found Matt in a field. 7. His grandma didn’t die in the tornado. 8 Matt told everyone how it felt to be in a tornado. Imagine Matt is giving a TV interview. Write at least five questions and answers. Interviewer: How did it start? 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Put the words in order to make questions. 1 moment/ are / What / doing / at / you / the? What are you doing at the moment? 2 good time / you/ Are / having / a? 3. going/ you / Where / holiday / on / are? 4 do/ day /you / What / do / the / during? 5 you are / What's / where / the / like / weather? 6 a/send/Can/photo/ you / me? 6 Complete the sentences with the correct prepositions of time. 1. We sleep in sleeping bags ab night. 2. We start walking __ it gets too hot. 3 We'te on holiday in Canada the moment. 4. What do you do the day? 5 There are a lot of things to do_ the morning. Cinna Make it better! VV } Use negative questions to ask the reader to E agree with you and to show surprise. 7 Use the words to make negative questions. 1. photo / amazing Isn't the photo amazing? 2 boiling / during the day? 3. you/be// on holiday / yet? 4 want / sleep under the stars? 5. my new sunglasses / cool? 6 the summer / great? 8 Read the email again. Number the things in the list in the order they appear. transport weather _ accommodation activities place in now interesting facts at PLAN 9 Imagine you are on holiday in an exciting place. Use the headings in Exercise 8 and your imagination. Write notes. WRITE 10 Write an email to a friend about your holiday. Look at page 17 of the Student’s Book to help you. CHECK 11 Check your writing. Can you say YES to these questions? ‘+ Is the information from Exercise 8 in your email? ‘+ Have you got opening and closing phrases in your email? + Ate the prepositions of time correct? + Do you use negative questions for surprise? '* Is the word order in the questions correct? + Are the spelling and punctuation correct? 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VV Use transition words to join sen 7 Complete the competition entry with the words in the box. | ofcourse And then infact So far For instance Actually | J Before | went to surf camp last summer, | didn’t like the sea. ‘__Infact___, hated it! However, the camp was amazing and, 2 \had a great time, There were lots of activities. * ; you could try windsurfing or kitesurfing. if you didn't want to go in the water, you ould learn about surfboards. * surfboards are difficult to take care of. . its the best camp I've been on. 8 Read the competition entry again. Tick (7) the things in the list that Mike writes about. the daytime/nightAweekend activities ‘the instructors / other campers the daily routine why you liked it ‘the food the weather ono00o00 PLAN 9 Read about the competition in the box. Use the headings in Exercise 8 or your own ideas to make notes. Win a FREE activity camp for two weeks! Write about an activity camp that you | ‘went to. 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Being a Nowadays you see living statues all over the world ‘They wear elaborate costumes and body paint, and stand without moving for hours. But what's it like? Is it difficult? | spoke to Nina, a living statue in London. “You need to be physically and mentally fit. I's actually quite hard standing stil, and you have to eat before you start or you feel il, ‘We wear body paint so we look like real metal or stone statues, Metallic paint takes over an hour to put on and it’s difficult to get off, too. Every week | have a sauna to clean my skin. | love designing different costumes and being creative. We even paint our clothes to make them look heavy. In the winter you need to wear thermal underwear under your costume 80 you don't shiver with cold. ‘t've worked at glamorous birthday parties for famous people, and in parks in the rain, and I've just been to ‘the World Championships in Holland. There were 300 statues and 300,000 visitors. It was incredible! Most people love us but sometimes young children are frightened and I've seen one or two cry!" ‘Antonio Santos from Barcelona holds the world record for standing stil, an incredible 20 hours, 11 minutes ‘and 38 seconds, but the longest Nina has stood ‘without moving is two and a half hours, at a party. ‘it was avifull So now, | move. If someone gives me money, | Blow a kiss or do a dance to say thank you. ‘And of course if you need to sneeze or something, ‘you have to ‘come alive’ and make it part of the performance. It's hard work but fun!” 2 B Complete the sentences with the words in the box. Use the words in bold in the text to help you. blow akiss sneeze costume stone get off shiver fit [adjective] still [adjective] 1 That__stone really heavy. 2. Did he wear a pirate 3 Oh! want to horrible feeling. 4 lalways to my granny when we leave her house to drive home. 5 [think this paint on my T-shirt is permanent. Its impossible to 6 My cousin is very active. 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