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3a Have you ever been to Canada?
Grammar Present perfect simple with ever, never
Revise the past The definite article with places
Comprehension
simple and Vocabulary Holiday activities 3 Answer the questions.
introduce the topic Speak About travel 1 What did Kirsty do on a sports holiday?
of holidays. Ask Write A letter to a friend beach volleyball
Ss about their last 2 Where does Paul live?
holiday, e.g. Where Vocabulary: Holiday activities 3 What type of holiday does Kirsty want?
did you go/stay? 1 Recall List as many holiday activities as you 4 What country does Ted suggest?
What did you do/ can. Put them in four groups. Then check the 5 What activities can you do there?
Topic vocabulary on page 123.
see there? What
3 LIFE EXPERIENCES
Note
was the best part • in the sea: go swimming/swim
The definite article with places
of the holiday? If • on the beach:
We use the definite article with the following:
any Ss have been • in the mountains:
• plural countries • mountains • rivers
• in town:
on a winter holiday • seas and oceans • groups of islands • deserts
or a sports/activity Read (the USA, the Alps, the Rockies)
holiday, they 2 3
Listen and read Ted’s Travel Blog. Who
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could tell the class is Kirsty jealous of?
about it.
Exercise 1
in the sea: go
TED’S TRAVEL BLOG
This week Ted gives one reader some ideas
windsurfing/ for an unusual winter holiday.
windsurf
on the beach: Hi Ted,
go sunbathing/ I’ve had a lot of great summer holidays
sunbathe, go to the in the USA with my family. We’ve been
mountain biking in the Rockies, I’ve played
beach, play beach beach volleyball on a sports holiday and
volleyball I’ve windsurfed in Florida. But I’m jealous of
in the mountains: my friend, Paul, in France. He’s never been Hi Kirsty,
windsurfing, but he’s been snowboarding and Wow! You’ve done a lot of interesting things. But I
go climbing/climb,
skiing in the Alps. And he’s seen a bear in the agree – winter holidays can be amazing. Have you
go mountain biking, snow. I haven’t! ever been to Canada? It’s a great place for winter
go skiing/ski, go I’ve never tried any winter sports. I’d like a sports. Have you ever ridden a snowmobile? Have
snowboarding winter holiday this year. Where can we go? you ever tried dog sledding? Well, you can do
both those things in Alberta, Canada.
in town: go
shopping/shop, Kirsty, California, USA Have fun and don’t forget to pack your warmest
clothes!
go sightseeing/
sightsee, go to a Ted
museum

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Exercise 2 Exercise 5
She’s jealous of her friend, Paul. 2 have you never done 3 have you ever tried 4 I’ve never played
Exercise 3 5 Have you ever seen 6 Have you ever eaten 7 I’ve never drunk
2 France 8 have you ever climbed 9 I’ve never tried 10 Have you ever sung
3 a winter holiday Exercise 6a
4 Canada 2 A: Have you ever eaten Indian food?
5 riding a snowmobile, dog sledding 3 A: Have you ever ridden a moped?
4 A: Have you ever slept in a tent?
5 A: Have you ever seen a whale?
6 A: Have you ever been skiing?
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Speak
Extra
Grammar practice
6a Ask and answer.
Present perfect simple with ever, never Students’ Book
1 go
Affirmative Negative
A: Have you ever been to Paris? Grammar summary,
I’ve played beach I’ve never tried any B: Yes, I have./No, I haven’t. page 110
volleyball. winter sports. Workbook
He’s seen a bear in the He’s never been 1 2 Practice, pages
snow. windsurfing.
16–17
We’ve been mountain We’ve never had a
Vocabulary
biking. winter holiday.
summary, page 75
Yes/No questions Short form
Extra practice 3a,
Have you ever been to Yes, I have./No, I
page 94
Canada? haven’t.
Has he ever played Yes, he has./No, he go eat
beach volleyball? hasn’t. eText
Have we ever ridden a Yes, we have./No, we 3 4
snowmobile? haven’t. Video and
The present perfect uses the past participle Animation
of the verb. Turn to page 120 for a list of Present perfect
irregular past participles.
simple with ever/
Now make sentences with she and they.
never
4 Read the travel tips again. Notice the words ride sleep
in red.
5 6
Note
The verb go has two past participles:
They’ve gone to Canada. = They went to Canada and they
are still there.
They’ve been to Canada. = They went to Canada, but they
are now back home.

see go
Practice
b Tell the class about your partner.
5 Copy and complete the dialogue. Ewa’s been to Paris but she’s never …
Emma: Look at this quiz in my magazine. It asks
‘What 1have you done (you/do)?’ and Write
‘What (2) (you/never/do)?’
Tom: OK, so (3) (you/ever/try) windsurfing? 7 Write a letter or an email to a friend who is
Emma: No, I haven’t. And (4) (I/never/play) coming to stay with you for a week.
beach volleyball. (5) (you/ever/see) a judo • Think of three interesting things to do or see
competition? and ask if your friend has ever done or seen
Tom: Yes, I have. I saw one last year. them.
Emma: (6)
(you/ever/eat) Japanese food? • Tell your friend about one thing you have never
Tom: No, I haven’t and (7) (I/never/drink) green done and ask if he or she would like to do this.
tea, but I’d like to try it. Hi Colette,
Emma: Me, too. OK, next question, (8) (you/ever/ It’s great you’re coming to stay with me. Have you
climb) a mountain? ever seen/been/tried … ?
Tom: No, and (9) (I/never/try) dog sledding.
Emma: Ah, I know the answer to this question. Extra practice
(10)
(you/ever/sing) in a show? For more practice, go to page 110.
Tom: Yes, I have!!
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Extension
Present perfect with ever, never

Ask the Ss to write down on a card one Collect in the cards, then ask each S to pick up one and to
statement about things they’ve done mingle, asking questions to match the card to the correct
and another about things they’ve never person.
done. They should use the present Finally, Ss report back to the class, but without saying the name
perfect and never as appropriate, e.g. of the person, e.g. Student X has travelled to Brazil. and He/She
I’ve travelled to Brazil. and I’ve never has never been snowboarding. Can the other Ss correctly guess
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3b It hasn’t arrived yet.
Holiday activities Grammar Present perfect with just, already and yet
Write on the board: Function Exclamations
Have you ever …?
Then get the Ss
Dialogue
to stand up and Emma: Have you bought Jodie’s birthday present yet?
ask if they have Luke: I’ve ordered a DVD online, but it hasn’t arrived 1 3
Listen and read. Find the phrases
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ever done different yet. in the dialogue. Check what they mean.
holiday activities, Emma: But her birthday’s tomorrow!
e.g. been to a Luke: I know. I’ve just spent an hour on the phone Comprehension
museum, gone to them.
Emma: An hour! What a nightmare!
2 Answer true, false or doesn’t say.
swimming in the
Luke: The trouble is, they say they’ve already sent 1 Luke wants to give Jodie a DVD. true
sea, played beach 2 Luke bought Jodie’s present in a shop.
the DVD, but it’s going to arrive next week.
volleyball, gone 3 Luke’s present is going to arrive early.
Emma: That’s a shame! It’s going to be late.
climbing. Ss who Luke: Well, I’ve done my best. Anyway where’s your 4 Emma likes making earrings.
have never done present for her? 5 Luke thinks Emma’s present is great.
these things sit Emma: Look, it’s a bracelet. What do you reckon?
down. Luke: Wow! Where’s it from?
Continue with Emma: I’ve just made it.
different activities Luke: You mean you’ve just bought it!
until only one S Emma: No, honestly.
Luke: That’s amazing! Can you say it’s from me, too?
(the winner – who
Emma: No way!
has done all these
Luke: OK, calm down I was only joking.
things) is still
standing. Phrases
• You mean • The trouble is,
• calm down. • What do you reckon?

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Exercise 1 Exercise 2
Find the phrases in the dialogue and guess 2F 3F 4DS 5 T
what they mean. Exercise 4
The trouble is, ... Проблемът е, ... 21st May
What do you reckon? Какво мислиш?
You mean ... Искаш да кажеш ...
calm down успокой се

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Grammar Use your English: Exclamations
Extra
practice
Present perfect with just, already 7 3
04 Listen or watch and repeat.
and yet Then practise the conversation in pairs. Students’ Book
Affirmative Negative
Grammar summary,
I’ve just made it. I haven’t bought it yet.
page 110
They’ve already sent It hasn’t arrived yet. Workbook
the book. Practice, pages
Yes/No questions Short answers 18–19
Have you bought a Yes, I have. Extra practice 3b,
present yet? No, I haven’t. page 95
Now make sentences with you, he and they. A: I’ve just lost my purse.

3 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words

B:
A:
That’s awful!
Luckily there isn’t any money in it.
eText
in red. B: That’s good! Video and
Surprise Animation
S ? LVE IT! What a surprise!
Grammar: Present
How strange/weird!
4 What date is Jodie’s birthday? That’s odd! perfect simple with
No way! yet/already/just
You’re joking! Pronunciation: /ʊ/,
That’s incredible!
Practice /u:/
Pleasure
5 Copy and complete the dialogues using the
Use your English:
That’s good/great!
prompts and just, yet or already. How amazing/nice! Exclamations
What a fantastic present/
show/evening!
1 A: 1Have you started your homework
Horror
yet (you/start/homework)? What a nightmare!
B: Yes, (2) (I/finish/it). I did it two How horrible/disgusting!
hours ago. That’s awful!
A: Can you help me? I can’t do mine.
Disappointment
What a pity! That’s a pity!
2 A: (3) (you/buy/the new Angry Birds That’s a shame!
game)?
B: No, (4) (I/not see/it). Is it good?
A: It’s awesome! (5) (I/play/30 games) 8 Practise similar conversations with the
with my brother. prompts. Use Luckily or Unfortunately.
1 My mum/win/the lottery (she/can’t find the
ticket)
3 A: (6) (you/have/your English exam A: My mum has just won the lottery.
results)? B: How amazing!
B: Yes, (7) (I/speak/to Mrs Jones). A: Unfortunately, she can’t find the ticket.
I got 90%. B: That’s awful.
A: That’s brilliant. (8) (I/not see/her). 2 My sister/fall off bike (she/OK)
I’m a bit worried. 3 I/win/a meal for four at the Chinese
restaurant (I/not like/Chinese food)
4 My brother/had/an accident (he/not hurt)
5 I/drop/my MP3 player (it/OK)
Pronunciation: /ʊ/ book, /uː/ you
6 3
03 Go to page 121.
Extra practice
For more practice, go to page 110.
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Exercise 5 Extension
2 I’ve already finished it. Exclamations
3 Have you bought the new Angry Birds game yet? Ss draw four emoticons like the ones in Exercise 7
4 I haven’t seen it yet. on separate cards/slips of paper. Call out different
5 I’ve already played 30 games with my brother. exclamations, such as No way! and That’s a pity! Ss
6 Have you had your English exam results yet? hold up the appropriate card.
7 I’ve just spoken to Mrs Jones. Individual Ss could take turns to do the calling out.
8 I haven’t seen her yet.

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3c He sang a rock song.
Types of music Grammar Past simple and present perfect simple
Vocabulary Words connected with music
Ask individual Ss Read
Speak About past experiences
to tell the class
2 3
05Listen and read the article. How
their favourite type
Vocabulary many people want to go on The X Factor
of music and their each year?
favourite singer or 1a Recall Write all the different types of music you
band. Do they play can remember from Lesson 2a. Can you think of one
different types of musician for each type of music?
music according b Extension Look at the words in the box. Which ones
to their mood: if are people?
they are happy or
sad, if they’ve been • album • backing singer • band • beat • charts
working hard and • lead singer • lyrics • producer • rapper • single
• song • songwriter • track • voice
need to relax, when
they’re travelling?
c Now give an example of the following:
Background 1 a popular hit single
2 a lead singer and a band you like
notes 3 a current album that is high in the charts
The X Factor: A 4 a good track on the album
British TV music 5 a song with a strong drum beat
competition to find 6 a song with good lyrics
new singing talent.
The X Factor began
in 2004 and has
been on British TV WHAT IS THE
every year since, in
the autumn. There
are now many
different versions Have you ever seen The X Factor? It’s the biggest talent
of The X Factor in show in Europe and every year millions of people audition
countries around for it. The show has made a lot of people famous. Simon
Sometimes the losers do better than the
Cowell started the show in 2004. There are four judges.
the world. winners. Olly Murs came second on the
They listen to the singers, choose their favourites and
Simon Cowell: show in 2009 and the boy band, One
help them with their music. Almost ten million people in
An English TV Direction, finished third in 2010. Olly and
the UK watch the show on TV.
producer and One Direction have already become very
The first winner was Steve Brookstein in 2004. He sang a
music mogul. A famous and have fans all over the world.
rock song on The X Factor, but he has never had a big hit
So maybe it’s better NOT to win!
judge on the talent and now he sings jazz in small clubs. Another winner was
shows Pop Idol, Leona Lewis. She won the show in 2006 and has already
The X Factor and sold more than twenty million records.
Britain’s Got Talent.
Bruno Mars: An
American singer
and songwriter,
born in 1985.
Songs include Just
the Way You Are
(2010) and When 32
I Was Your Man
(2013).
Adele: An English Rod Stewart: A Scottish rock singer and songwriter, Exercise 1b
singer and born in 1945. Songs include Maggie May (1971) and backing singer, band, lead singer, producer, rapper,
songwriter, born Sailing (1975). songwriter
in 1988. Songs Reading festival: An annual music festival that takes
include Someone Exercise 2
place during the last weekend of August in Reading, a
Like You (2011) and millions of people
large town about 40 miles to the west of London.
the theme song Exercise 3
for the film Skyfall 2 b) 3 a) 4 a) 5 b)
(2012). Exercise 4
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Extension
Comprehension 7 Copy and complete the the dialogue with the past simple
Types of music
or present perfect simple.
3 Copy and complete the sentences with Explain to the Ss
the correct options. Jonas: Hi, Ellie. Where 1have you been (be)?
that they have been
Ellie: I (2) (just/have) an audition for The X Factor.
1 The X Factor is for cast away alone
Jonas: Wow! What song (3) (you/sing)?
a) famous singers. b) new singers. on a desert island.
Ellie: I (4) (sing) Rolling in the Deep.
The X factor is for new singers.
Jonas: I (5) (never/hear) of it. Who (6) (write) it? Fortunately, they
2 The judges
Ellie: It’s by Adele. It’s quite an old song. have some of their
a) sing on the show. b) help the singers.
Jonas: Oh. (7) (see) Simon Cowell at the audition? favourite music
3 Steve Brookstein now sings
Ellie: No, he (8) (not/be) there. with them, but
a) jazz. b) rock.
4 Leona Lewis won in unfortunately they
Listen
a) 2006. b) 2010. only have three
5 In 2010, One Direction 8 3
06 Listen to Matt and Alice talking about a Wow Factor! tracks. (This is
a) won. b) came third. audition. Choose the correct options. based on the long-
1 What did Matt sing? running BBC radio
a) You’re in my head programme Desert
S ? LVE IT! b) You’re in my heart Island Discs, where
c) You’re in my house
4 How many winners were there before guests are invited
2 What kind of song is it?
Leona Lewis? to choose eight
a) a love song
b) a sad song
records.)
Grammar c) a new song Give the Ss two
3 Who did he meet? or three minutes
Past simple and present perfect to think about and
a) Rod Stewart
simple
b) Steven Powell choose their three
Past simple c) Mark Harlow tracks. Then, with
Simon Cowell started the show in 2004. 4 What did the judge do? He a partner, they
Present perfect simple a) sang the song. ask and answer
Leona Lewis has already sold more than b) helped the singers.
questions about
twenty million records. c) left early.
the type of music
5 When is the next audition?
5 Read the article again. Notice the words a) today
each has chosen,
in red. b) tomorrow and why they have
c) next week chosen it. Monitor
Practice and give help as
Speak necessary.
6 Write questions and sentences in your
notebook. Use the past simple or the 9 Talk about you. Ask and answer with a friend. Use your Pairs with
present perfect simple. imagination. interesting choices
1 I/go/a rock concert/yesterday 1 be/a music festival? (When/go? Where/go?) can perform their
I went to a rock concert yesterday. A: Have you ever been to a music festival? ask and answer
2 Laura/never/watch/a musical B: Yes, I have. session for the
Laura has never watched a musical. A: When did you go? class.
3 you/ever/see/a rap artist? B: I went last summer?
4 Zak/write/a song last month? A: Where did you go?
5 Pete/just/meet/Bruno Mars B: I went to Reading festival. It was great. Extra
6 My mum/buy/her MP3 player in 2009 2 win/a talent show? (What/do? What/win?) practice
3 buy/a music DVD? (What/buy? How much/cost?)
Students’ Book
4 meet/a famous person? (Who/meet? What/say?)
5 be/an opera? (What/see? Who/go with?)
Grammar summary,
page 111
Extra practice Workbook
For more practice, go to page 111. Practice, pages
33 20–21
Vocabulary
summary, page 76
Exercise 6 Exercise 9 Extra practice 3c,
3 Have you ever seen a rap artist? 2 Have you ever won a talent show? What did you page 96
4 Did Zak write a song last month? do? What did you win?
5 Pete has just met Bruno Mars. 3 Have you ever bought a music DVD? What did you
6 My mum bought her MP3 player in 2009. buy? How much did it cost?
Exercise 7 4 Have you ever met a famous person? Who did you
2 ’ve just had 3 did you sing 4 sang 5 ’ve never heard meet? What did you say?
6 wrote 7 Did you see 8 wasn’t 5 Have you ever been to an opera? What did you
see? Who did you go with?
Exercise 8
1 b) 2 a) 3 c) 4 b) 5 c)
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SKILLS FOCUS: READING

Cornwall

ACROSS CULTURES
Have you ever been to Cornwall in the southwest of Britain? It’s one of
the UK’s most popular places for holidays. It has old fishing villages,
beautiful beaches, excellent surfing, delicious Cornish ice cream and
the best weather in the country.
The Minack Theatre

The top things to do on holiday here:

• See a play at the Minack Theatre. It’s like a Roman theatre,
without walls or a roof and it has fantastic views of the sea.
• Enjoy the fabulous paintings and sculptures at the Tate Gallery
in St Ives.
• Visit the Seal Sanctuary, a home for baby seals. When they lose
their parents in stormy weather at sea, they live here in a big salt
water swimming pool. They’re really sweet with their big black
eyes!
• Eat fish in Mousehole. It’s one of the prettiest villages in
Cornwall.
• Go surfing at Porthcurno Beach. There are fifteen kilometres of
golden sand and giant waves.

Fishing boats in Mousehole

Florida
People call Florida ‘the sunshine state’ because it has the warmest
weather in the USA. It’s in the southeast and it’s a great place for a
holiday!

Five things to do in Florida:

1 Visit the Everglades and travel through mangrove forests in a boat.
But you can’t swim here. There are alligators in the water.
2 Go to St Augustine, the oldest city in the USA. Spanish people built it in 1565.
It’s got old Spanish houses, a famous castle and some beautiful beaches.
3 See the Florida Keys. Go snorkelling or scuba diving around
these islands and see thousands of multi-coloured fish. Watch
dolphins. They love jumping and playing in the water.
4 Learn about space at the Kennedy Space Centre. You can see real
Scuba diving in
spaceships and meet astronauts.
5 Spend time in Miami. South Beach is famous, but look at
the Florida Keys
the buildings, too. There are a lot of amazing skyscrapers.
Some of them are 120 metres high.

NEW WORDS
• fishing village • without • fabulous • painting
• seal • stormy • giant • mangrove • alligator
Alligators in the Everglades • go snorkelling • go scuba diving
• multi-coloured • dolphin • skyscraper
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Exercise 2 Exercise 4
Porthcurno (Cornwall); South Beach (Florida) 2 Porthcurno
Exercise 3 3 Mousehole
2 stormy 3 alligator (reptile), dolphin (mammal), seal 4 The Keys
(mammal) 4 multi-coloured 5 fishing village 5 Miami
6 The Tate
7 The Minack
Exercise 5
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Get started Listening
Extra
1 Look at the photos. Which place would you 5 3
08 Listen. Copy and complete the sentences
reading
like to visit in your holidays? Why? with the correct options. Students’ Book
1 The Minack Theatre is Extra reading
a) Greek. b) Roman. c) 80 years old. lesson, Across
Read
The Minack Theatre is 80 years old. Bulgaria, page 100
2 3
Read the holiday guides. Find the name
07 2 Minack comes from the Cornish word
of a beach in Cornwall and a beach a) MEINEK. b) MEYNEK. c) MIYNEK.
in Florida. 3 The last Cornish speaker died in
a) 1777. b) 1770. c) 1707.
READING TIP: WORK OUT MEANINGS 4 The word tempest means
• Some words are like words you already know. a) a rock. b) a storm. c) a view.
For example, fishing and stormy are like fish 5 You can’t see plays at the Minack in
and storm. a) April. b) July. c) September.
• Guess the meaning from context. For
example, Go surfing at Porthcurno; there are Speak
... giant waves. You can guess giant means big 6 Practise the conversation in pairs. Then change
because small waves aren’t good for surfing. the words in red and practise it again.
• Guess the meaning from a picture and the A: I’ve just got back from Cornwall.
words under it. For example, Alligators in the B: I’ve never been there. What’s it like?
Everglades. A: It’s got the best weather in the UK.
• Guess the general meaning. For example, B: What did you do there?
mangrove is a tree because there are A: I saw a play at the Minack Theatre.
mangrove forests. B: That sounds interesting. What other things
can you do there?
3 Find the words in the New words box A: You can go surfing at Porthcurno Beach.
with these meanings. Write them in your
notebook.
1 a very tall building skyscraper Project
2 very windy
7 Write a holiday guide about a popular area
3 three types of animal (not fish) in the water
in your country.
4 with lots of different colours
• What’s the area called?
5 in this place a lot of people catch fish as
• Where is it?
a job
• What’s the weather like there?
• What’s it famous for?
Comprehension • Suggest some things to do, see, visit,
4 Match the place names to the descriptions learn about, buy or eat there.
(1–7). Write them in your notebook. This is a photo of Mousehole
in Cornwall.
• The Minack • The Tate • Mousehole
• Porthcurno • St Augustine • The Keys • Miami

1 a very old town in Florida St Augustine

2 a beach
3 a fishing village
4 a group of islands
5 a modern city
6 a gallery
7 a theatre

Extra reading
Read about Bulgaria, go to page 100.
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Extension
Tell the Ss to imagine that they’ve just got home after Then in groups of four, Ss choose one of the
a week’s holiday with friends in either Cornwall or destinations. They discuss what they might write
Florida. They are going to write a collaborative diary in the diary, then each S takes one of the days and
about what they did. writes between two and four sentences. They can
Write the beginning of a possible diary on the board, refer back to the relevant text on page 34 if they
with suggestions from Ss, e.g. Sunday 20th June. need to.
We’ve arrived in Cornwall. It’s warm and sunny – They then share their sentences with the rest of the
fantastic! We walked on Porthcurno Beach. Tomorrow group. A member of each group reads the diary to
we’re going to try surfing. the class. Ss can vote on which diary is the best.
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Exercise 1
She’s going on 2nd
3е Would you like to come and stay?
August. SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING AN INVITATION
Exercise 2
1 Eleanor’s 3 Match another extra detail below to
grandparents have each sentence in the tip box.
got a house in 1 I really like one guy called Matt.
Cornwall. 2 It takes about five hours.
2 You can see 3 And it’s got apple trees in the garden.
the sea from the 4 There’s a cycle path through the fields.
house.
4 Read the email and complete it with the
3 You can get to extra details (a–e).
the beach by bike.
4 Eleanor’s friends
are surfers.
Get ready to write
5 Eleanor’s family Hi George,
is going by car to 1 Read the email. When is Eleanor going on holiday? My aunt and uncle have moved to Paris. 1e
They’ve invited me and a friend to stay the
Cornwall. last week of July. Would you like to come?
We can visit the Louvre Museum. (2) And we
Exercise 3 can hire bikes. (3) And I want to be a typical
1 c) 2 d) 3 a) 4 b) Hi Claire, tourist and go up the Eiffel Tower. (4) We can
We’re going to spend August in Cornwall. My also go to cafés. (5)
Exercise 4 grandparents have got a house there. It’s got great views Bye for now!
2 c) 3 b) 4 d) 5 a) of the sea. Would you like to come and stay? Simon
The house is very near the beach. We can cycle there.
There’s a group of really nice surfers at the beach. I made
Extra friends with them last year. Extra details
practice You can come any time in August. In fact, you can come
with us from London by car on 2nd August, but the drive
a) And we can order our food in French!
b) It’s a great way to see the city.
Workbook is quite long and boring! Or you can get the train to
c) It’s full of famous paintings and
Skills practice, Penzance. What do you think?
sculptures.
Love from
page 23 d) The view from the top is amazing.
Eleanor
e) They’ve got a big flat in the centre.

2 Correct the sentences. Write

1 Eleanor has got a house in Cornwall.
2 You can see the town from the house.
5 Write an email to a friend.
3 You can get to the beach by train. • Invite him/her to come with you on a
4 Eleanor’s friends are horse riders. camping trip.
5 Eleanor’s family is flying to Cornwall. • Answer these questions and add extra
details where possible.
WRITING TIP: ADDING EXTRA DETAILS a) In which country/area are you going
We can make our writing more interesting when we camping?
give extra information. b) When are you going and how long for?
a) My grandparents have got a house there. c) What’s the campsite like?
Extra detail: It’s got great views of the sea. d) Who are you going with?
b) The house is very near the beach. e) How are you travelling?
Extra detail: We can cycle there. f) What are you going to do there?
c) There’s a group of really nice surfers at the beach.
Extra detail: I made friends with them last year.
d) You can come with us from London by car on 2nd August,
Extra detail: but the drive is quite long and boring!

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Language Revision Extra
Сору and do the exercises in your notebook.
practice
Grammar (20 marks) 5 Rearrange the letters to make types of music. Workbook
Language round-up,
1 Complete with the present perfect simple. 0 iph-ohp hip-hop
1 natil 4 lofk 7 ppo page 22
A: Have you ever been (you/ever/be)
0
2 thonec 5 islslcaca 8 par Extra practice,
snowboarding?
3 eeggar 6 uosl 9 zajz Round-up 3,
B: Yes, I have. But (1) (I/never/try) skiing.
page 97
A: (2)
(you/ever/ride) a snowmobile? Phrases/Use your English (8 marks)
B: No, I haven’t. But (3) (I/see) a bear.
A: (4)
(you/ever/do) anything scary?
6 Complete with phrases from the box. eText
B: Well, (5) (I/be) dog sledding. That was scary!
• You mean • the trouble is, • calm down.
Games
2 Complete in the present perfect. Use a verb • What do you reckon? Sheepout
from the box and just, already or yet. Pelmanism
1 A: Please stop shouting and (1)
• not speak • get up • win • not see B: OK, OK.
• leave • start 2 A: Look, I’ve just made a cake for Harry.
B: (2)
you bought it! You hate cooking!
0 I haven’t seen Skyfall yet. (yet) 3 A: Have you bought a new camera yet?
B: Yes, but (3) it doesn’t work.
1 The concert (?). In fact, it started an hour ago.
4 A: Is that a new shirt?
(already)
B: Yes. (4)
2 The new boy’s called Alex. I (?) to him (?). (yet) A: I really like it.
3 Murray (?) ten matches this year. (already)
7 Choose the correct response.
4 Jodie (?) for school. She left a minute ago. (just)
0 A: Max has won £5,000 on the lottery.
5 It’s 9 o’clock. (?) Sam (?)? (yet)
B: a) That’s amazing! b) That’s a shame!
3 Complete with the present perfect or past 0–a
simple. 1 A: My brother’s just had an accident.
B: Oh, no! a) That’s great. b) How horrible!
Thank you for the money. It 0 arrived (arrive) last
2 A: My sister’s failed her driving test.
week and I (1) (already/spend) it! Holly and I (2) (go)
B: a) That’s a shame! b) How weird.
shopping and I (3) (buy) a new MP3 player. I (4)
3 A: I’ve just found my MP3 player in the fridge!
(never/have) an MP3 player before. I (5) (already/
B: a) How odd! b) What a pity!
download) some songs onto it. Mum (6) (just/ 4 A: I lost my purse in town this afternoon.
come) back from Paris. She (7) (have) a great time B: a) How nice. b) What a nightmare!
and the weather (8) (be) great. (9) (be) your holiday
nice? We (10) (not/have) our holiday yet.

Vocabulary (12 marks)

4 Match the holiday activities to the people.

• go shopping • go climbing
CHECK YOUR SCORE
• go skiing • go to a musuem
Grammar 20
0 Jake: I fell in the snow a lot. go skiing Vocabulary 12
1 Dom: I went to the top of a mountain.
2 Alice: I saw interesting old coins. Phrases/Use your English 8
3 Katy: I bought some new clothes. Total 40

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Exercise 1 Exercise 4
1 I’ve never tried 2 Have you ever ridden 1 go climbing 2 go to a museum 3 go shopping
3 I’ve seen 4 Have you ever done 5 I’ve been Exercise 5
Exercise 2 1 Latin 2 techno 3 reggae 4 folk 5 classical 6 soul
1 has already started 2 haven’t spoken, yet 7 pop 8 rap 9 jazz
3 has already won 4 has just left 5 Has, got up yet Exercise 6
Exercise 3 1 calm down. 2 You mean 3 the trouble is,
1 ’ve already spent 2 went 3 bought 4 ’ve never had 4 What do you reckon?
5 ’ve already downloaded 6 has just come 7 ’s had Exercise 7
8 was 9 Was 10 haven’t had 1 b) 2 a) 3 a) 4 b)
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