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1.1 Say hello D

Ooo: Germany, Hungary
VOCABULARY Oo: Russia, Sweden
Countries oOoo: Colombia
1 Canada ​2 Brazil ​3 Argentina ​4 Mexico ​5 Britain ​ ooOo: Indonesia
6 Morocco ​7 Japan ​8 Italy ​9 Egypt ​10 Australia ​
11 Spain 1
​ 2 Turkey GRAMMAR
A
​Numbers 0–10 1 b ​2 b ​3 a ​4 b ​5 b ​6 a

A
​B
b nine c three d six e two f ten g eight h four ​
1 I am not from Spain / I’m not from Spain; No, I’m not
i seven j five
2 You are happy / You’re happy; Are you happy
B 3 Am I from Egypt; Yes, I am
1 f ​2 d ​3 a ​4 e ​5 b ​6 c​
C
PRONUNCIATION 1 I’m ​2 I’m ​3 I’m ​4 Are you ​5 I’m not ​6 I’m

A
1
4
Spain ​2 Japan ​3 China / Egypt / Turkey ​
Egypt / Turkey / China ​5 Turkey / China / Egypt
1.2 What’s your job?
​6 Italy / Mexico ​7 Mexico / Italy ​8 Morocco ​ VOCABULARY
9 Australia ​10 Argentina A

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B WRITING PRACTICE
1 a designer ​2 manager ​3 receptionist ​4 a teacher ​ Model answer
5 students ​6 writer
First name: Karen
GRAMMAR Last name: Stewart
Home (city, country): London, England
A
Job: designer
1 is ​2 isn’t ​3 It’s ​4 he’s ​5 it is ​6 She’s ​7 Is it ​8 not ​
Telephone number: 07700 914532
B Email: [email protected]
1 he isn’t ​2 Is it ​3 she is ​4 He is / He’s ​5 It is / It’s ​
6 Is she

PRONUNCIATION 2.1 Where are they from?

B
VOCABULARY
1 b ​2 a ​3 b ​4 a ​5 b ​6 a ​7 b ​8 a A
1 Brazilian ​2 Chinese ​3 Egyptian ​4 Japanese ​5 Malian ​
6 Polish ​7 Swedish ​8 Turkish
1.3 Reading; Listening
READING B
1 Algerian ​2 Lebanese 3​ Venezuelan 4​ Italian ​
A 5 Vietnamese ​6 Scottish 7​ Portuguese 8​ Danish​
(in/at a language school) in Oxford
PRONUNCIATION
B
1 She’s a receptionist (at a language school). A
2 It’s big. 1 We’re from Poland. We’re Polish.
3 name, address, phone number 2 He’s Canadian – you know, from Canada.
4 She’s from Australia. 3 She’s from Turkey. She’s Turkish.
5 She’s in the café. 4 You’re Swedish … from Sweden, right?
6 Yes, he is. 5 It’s from Egypt. It’s Egyptian.
6 The singer is from China. He’s Chinese.
C 7 Alva is an Icelandic name. I’m from Iceland.
2 a/the language school 8 The songs are from Italy. They’re in Italian.
3 my colleague / Anna
4 the café GRAMMAR
5 my manager / David Present simple be: we, you, they
6 your new job 1 Are you ​2 We’re ​3 you ​4 are ​5 aren’t ​6 They’re ​

LISTENING Possessive adjectives

B A
They are in a café at the school. 1 My ​2 You ​3 His ​4 Its ​5 She ​6 Our ​7 They

C B
1 Sarah 2 (English) teacher 3 Hamid 4 student 1 my ​2 Its ​3 Your ​4 our ​5 her ​6 Their ​7 His
5 Egypt 6 7 7 10 o’clock / 10 am

2.2 When are you free?

1.4 Functional Language; VOCABULARY
Fill in a form Days of the week
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE A
1 Wednesday ​2 Tuesday ​3 Saturday ​4 Monday ​
A
5 Thursday ​6 Friday ​7 Sunday
1 c ​2 i ​3 d ​4 a ​5 g ​6 h ​7 j ​8 b ​9 e ​10 f
B
WRITING 2 Tuesday 3​ Wednesday ​4 Thursday ​5 Friday ​
A 6 Saturday 7​ Sunday ​
Austria; Berlin; Helena; Jones; Simon; Stockholm
because they are all names of people and places Numbers 11–100
A
B
1 eleven 2 ​ twenty ​3 ninety ​4 twelve ​5 nineteen ​
Alexander; Sparks; Glasgow; Scotland
6 thirty-six 7​ fifty ​8 fifteen ​

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B 4 She’s from Edinburgh / from Scotland.

1 b ​2 e ​3 c ​4 h ​5 f ​6 a ​7 g ​8 d 5 Jazz

C B
1 11 ​2 14 ​3 44 ​4 52 ​5 67 ​6 99 Hi, everybody! My name’s Freddy and I’m from Vienna in
Austria. I’m 25 years old and I’m an engineer. My English
GRAMMAR classes are on Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. My teacher
A is Mrs Jane Cloud and she’s from Edinburgh in Scotland.
1 your name ​2 are you ​3 old are you ​4 Who is / Who’s ​ I’m a big fan of jazz. My favourite band is The Necks and they’re
5 are their names ​6 When are from Australia.

B WRITING PRACTICE
1 Where is John is from? I don’t think he is from England. Model answer
2 I’m Ellen. What’s is your name? Hi, everybody. My name’s Erich and I’m from Berlin in Germany.
3 Jane’s nice. Where are is she from? I’m 19 years old and I’m a student. My English classes are
4 Who’s is your teacher? I have Mr Smith. on Tuesdays and Thursdays and my French classes are on
5 How old are your children are? Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. My English teacher is
6 I love Anna Calvi. Who What is your favourite singer? Mr Peter James and he’s from London. I’m a big fan of African
7 From Where is your English teacher from? music and my favourite musicians are Salif Keita and Malombo.
8 This class looks fun. How old is the teacher is?

PRONUNCIATION 3.1 That’s my coat

B VOCABULARY
1 a ​2 b ​3 b ​4 a ​5 b ​6 a ​ A
s m b r o s l u e t
2.3 Reading; Listening
w y e l l o w e d b
READING
A b l u w n g r e e r
Ireland
l l o w a c k e r o
B
a c k r e d g o e w
1 They’re from Ireland, Canada, Britain and Australia.
2 Galway c g r e u o r e y n
3 Friday, Saturday and Sunday
4 Druve k p i n t r e b b c
5 Dublin
w h i l t e y s k v
6 30/thirty
w g r e e n t x a h
LISTENING
B h c l l o d s a l m
1 receptionist ​2 Richard ​3 African Music Night i b r o u d e t c h
C t r e a d g h t a n
1 11/eleven 2 Mexico 3 Mali 4 Sunday 5 Jazz
e d s a y b l u e i

2.4 Functional Language; Write an B

online introduction 1 hat ​2 coat
6 headphones
​3 bag ​4 phone ​5 glasses ​
​7 sweatshirt ​8 umbrella ​9 glasses
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
Asking for clarification GRAMMAR
A a/an and plural nouns
1 a ​2 b ​3 b ​4 b ​5 b ​6 b ​7 a ​8 a ​9 a 10 b
1 new ​2 from ​3 job ​4 What ​5 mean ​6 fashion ​
7 sorry ​8 understand
this, that, these, those
1 This ​2 Are these ​3 those ​4 This ​5 that; this ​6 These ​
WRITING
A PRONUNCIATION
1 He’s from Vienna.
B
2 He’s 25 years old.
1 /z/ ​2 /s/ ​3 /ɪz/ ​4 /z/ ​5 /s/ ​6 /ɪz/
3 She’s his (English) teacher.

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3.2 I’ve got two sisters LISTENING

VOCABULARY A
1 In a café
A
2 Bahati ​
1 son 2 wife 3 daughter 4 grandfather 5 grandparents
6 parents 7 husband 8 grandson B
2, 3, 4, 7
B
1 brother ​2 husband ​3 sisters ​4 daughter ​ C
5 grandfather ​6 children ​7 parents ​8 granddaughter’s ​ 1 e ​2 c ​3 a ​4 d ​5 b

C
1 wife’s ​2 sons ​3 grandparents ​4 father ​5 mother ​ ​ .4 Functional Language; Write a
3
6 grandmother ​
social media post
PRONUNCIATION FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
A A
1 mother ​2 husband ​3 umbrella ​4 children 1 long ​2 dark ​3 short ​4 blond ​5 glasses ​
​ person 6
5 ​ colour ​
B
B 1 sorry 2​ hat ​3 are ​4 am ​5 short ​6 brown ​
1 This is my brother. 7 jacket 8​ blue ​
2 There’s a party to celebrate.
3 My family live here. C
4 Lilly isn’t the oldest person here. a Anna ​b Sally ​
5 Sally has got two children.
6 She hasn’t got a husband. WRITING
A
GRAMMAR 1 F ​2 T ​3 F ​4 F
A
Conversation 1 B
1 Have ​2 got ​3 have ​4 haven’t ​5 have/’ve got
Two sentences which can be joined with but: I’ve got a brother,
too. He isn’t here.
Conversation 2 Rewritten as one sentence: I’ve got a brother, too, but he
1 has got ​2 hasn’t ​3 Has ​4 got ​5 hasn’t got ​6 has/’s got isn’t here.
Why do we use but?: To join ideas that are different.
Conversation 3
1 have got ​2 have ​3 have/’ve got ​4 haven’t got WRITING PRACTICE
Model answer
B Happy birthday to my colleague Deborah! Here we are at
2 I haven’t not got a sister. work – all the team! It’s Deborah’s 40th birthday today. She’s the
3 B: Yes, I have I’ve got. one with the cake and the big smile. She’s very happy because
4 We haven’t not got an umbrella. it’s her special day. That’s our manager next to her with the
5 Have you have got a big coat? glasses and the grey tie. His name’s Paul. The other man with
6 Marc hasn’t haven’t got a phone. glasses and the stripy tie is our colleague Dan. That’s me with
7 We’ve We’s got a lesson today. the curly hair. Birthdays are great, but now it’s back to work.
8 Sam loves OneRepublic. He’s He have got all their CDs.

4.1 Every day

3.3 Reading; Listening VOCABULARY
READING
Daily activities
A 1 get 2​ have ​3 go ​4 finish ​5 go ​6 talk ​7 go ​
Suggested answer 8 read 9​ watch ​10 go ​
something unusual/unexpected
Time
B
A surprise birthday party for her at home with her family A
1 g ​2 h ​3 b ​4 d ​5 f ​6 e ​7 c ​8 a ​
C
1 F ​2 F ​3 T ​4 T ​5 F ​

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B B
a b 1 They work in a hospital.
11 12 1 11 12 1 2 We have lunch together every Friday.
10 2 10 2
3 You don’t start work until eight o’clock in the evening.
9 3 9 3
4 They teach English in Germany.
8 4 8 4
7 5 7 5 5 We get up at six o’clock in the morning.
6 6
6 The children don’t watch TV in the morning.
c d

10
11 12 1
2 10
11 12 1
2
4.2 Every year
9 3 9 3 VOCABULARY
8 4 8 4
7 5 7 5
A
6 6
1 March ​2 October ​3 June ​4 May ​
5 September ​6 January
e f
11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 B
9 3 9 3 1 March ​2 winter ​3 summer ​4 June ​
8 4 8 4 5 spring ​6 summer ​
7 5 7 5
6 6
C
g h 1 summer ​2 August ​3 autumn ​4 October ​5 winter ​
11 12 1 11 12 1 6 February ​7 spring 8
​ April ​
10 2 10 2
9 3 9 3 GRAMMAR
8 4 8 4
7 5 7 5
A
6 6
1 b ​2 c ​3 a ​4 c ​5 b ​6 c ​7 a ​8 b ​9 c ​10 c

i j B
11 12 1 11 12 1
10 2 10 2 1 do you
9 3 9 3 2 you work
8 4 8 4 3 do you get up
7 5 7 5 4 they go to bed
6 6
5 do you
6 you have ​
GRAMMAR
A
PRONUNCIATION
2 live ​3 go ​4 don’t go ​5 finish ​6 don’t read ​ B
7 don’t go ​8 don’t live ​ 1, 3, 4, 6, 8

B
1 We relax in the evenings. 4.3 Reading; Listening
2 I don’t live in a lighthouse. READING
3 You work in a school. A
4 We don’t play games on the computer. cold
5 I don’t go out on Mondays.
6 They don’t talk about work. C
7 We finish work at six thirty. 1 a ​2 a ​3 b ​4 b ​5 a ​
8 They don’t get up early on Sundays.
LISTENING
PRONUNCIATION A
A Picture b
1 I get up at seven o’clock. ​
2 I have breakfast at home. ​ B
3 I go to work at eight in the morning. ​ 1 on the radio ​2 daily routines ​3 has got ​
4 I finish work at six thirty.
C
5 I don’t go out in the evenings – I read or watch TV. ​
1 Madrid 2 ​ Portuguese ​3 5/five ​4 breakfast ​
6 I go to bed at 11 o’clock. ​
5 finish 6
​ bed ​

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4.4 Functional Language; Write an B

1 bath ​2 walk ​3 shopping ​4 chess ​5 meal ​6 garden ​
email about your routine 7 running ​8 gym ​
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
C
A 1 When it’s a nice day, we sit at in the garden.
1 What can I get you 2 Do you want to go for running tomorrow?
2 Can I have 3 Correct
3 Small 4 Do they go to the gym every day?
4 large 5 In the afternoons, we play at chess.
5 To take away 6 On Saturdays, I go for shopping.
6 do you want 7 Correct
7 please 8 Why don’t we go for a walk in the park?
8 Sorry
GRAMMAR
WRITING
A
A 1 b ​2 c ​3 a ​4 c ​5 a ​6 a ​7 b ​8 a ​9 b ​10 c
1 (in the) afternoon
2 (at) one or two o’clock B
3 (at) six o’clock (in the morning) 1 Do your parents live ​2 they do ​3 cooks ​4 doesn’t cook
4 (in the) evening 5 they don’t ​6 do they live ​7 don’t come ​8 uses
5 (at) nine or ten o’clock
6 (at) seven o’clock PRONUNCIATION
A
B 1 he ​2 she ​3 he ​4 she ​5 she ​6 he ​7 she ​8 he ​
Hi Roberto,
How are you? I’m fine. I’ve got a new job! I’m a postman now.
5.2 When’s your lunch break?
I get up at six o’clock in the morning, have breakfast and walk
to work. I don’t have a car. It’s nice to work in the summer VOCABULARY
months. I finish work at one or two o’clock in the afternoon. It’s A
not a long day. I go home and have lunch. And my wife, Gretel? 1 bread ​2 juice 3​ eggs ​4 chicken ​5 potatoes ​6 fish ​
She’s at work in the afternoon, so I read a book or watch TV. 7 noodles ​8 rice 9​ cheese ​10 apple ​
In the evening, we have dinner at seven o’clock. I talk to my
brother or my parents on the phone. We go to bed at nine or B
ten o’clock. Fruit: grapes; orange; pear
Vegetables: broccoli; cucumber; onion
What about you? What’s your routine?
Drinks: juice; milk; water
Dev Snacks: biscuits; crisps; peanuts
PS Here’s a photo of me in my new job.
GRAMMAR
WRITING PRACTICE A
Model answer 1 I never eat chicken because I don’t like it.
Hi Carlo, 2 Most nights, I go to bed early. I’m often/usually in bed at
How are you? I’m fine. It’s Sunday, so I don’t have any work. 10 o’clock.
You ask what I do on my free days? Well, on Sundays, I get 3 I sometimes eat fish because it’s good for my health – but
up late, at nine o’clock or half past nine, and have coffee and only once a month.
make breakfast. I read the newspaper or watch the news on 4 I’m always at the gym after work – I go every day of the week.
TV. Our son and daughter come for lunch at two o’clock and 5 I sometimes run to work (about once a week), but I usually
after lunch, we all go for a walk. In the evening, we play games walk (about four times a week).
and eat at home or go out to a restaurant. I go to bed at 9.30
because I get up for work at six o’clock on Monday. B
1 Jim eats often eats eggs.
What about you? What’s your Sunday like?
2 We eat never eat late at night.
Cecil 3 We eat sometimes eat lunch in a restaurant. /
Sometimes we eat sometimes lunch in a restaurant.
5.1 Relax and be happy 4 We are always are busy at the weekend. / We’re always are
busy at the weekend.
VOCABULARY 5 Ken doesn’t never drinks milk.
6 I am always am late for work! / I’m always am late for work!
A
7 I have usually have a salad for lunch.
1 a ​2 c ​3 a ​4 b ​5 a ​6 a
8 They don’t have often have breakfast.

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PRONUNCIATION B
1 it ​2 her ​3 They ​4 we ​5 them ​
A
1 Sheeats a lot of salad. WRITING PRACTICE
2 Ioften have eggs for breakfast.
B
3 Theoranges are nice.
Model answer
4 What does heeat for breakfast?
I often come home at the weekend because I love it when
5 Teais my favourite drink.
all the family is together and we have a big meal. Sometimes
6 Weoften eat at home.
I cook, but usually my mother cooks our Sunday lunch. Today,
7 Healways drinks coffee before work.
there is chicken with potatoes and some vegetables. We all
C help – my father and my brother and two sisters – and I usually
Tea or coffee? > I want to be an actor > Three eggs > She eats a bring something. Today, it’s a cake and ice cream for dessert.
lot of sweets. > the end > Me and you Sunday lunch with my family is my favourite meal.

5.3 Reading; Listening 6.1 Around town

READING VOCABULARY
A A
1 The text talks about three countries. 1
s h
2
o p
2 The picture shows huevos rancheros, a Mexican breakfast.
o
B t 3
p
1 F ​2 F ​3 T ​4 T ​5 F ​6 F ​
4
m e a
LISTENING 5
g a l l e r y
A
r k 6
s
1 Wendy
2 Mrs Turner k 7
c t

B
8
r e s t a u r a n 9
t
1 b ​2 b ​3 a ​ t f t h

C é i e
1 bread and jam o a
2 plays
n t
3 blue
4 hat r
5 pasta 10
m u s e u m
6 doesn’t have
7 one hour / an hour / 1 hour
8 four o’clock / 4.00 / 4 / 4 o’clock B
1 station 2 park ​3 café ​4 gallery ​5 restaurant ​

5.4 Functional Language; Write a 6 theatre ​7 market ​8 shops ​

blog post about food GRAMMAR

FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE A
1 a ​2 a ​3 b ​4 b ​5 b ​6 a ​7 b ​8 a ​9 b ​10 a ​
A 11 a ​12 b
1 How long does it take?
2 How much is a return ticket? B
3 I’d like a ticket to York, please. 1 f ​2 d ​3 b ​4 e ​5 a ​6 c ​
4 What time does it leave?

B
6.2 Choosing a home
1 I’d like a ticket to York, please. ​ VOCABULARY
2 What time does it leave? ​ Furniture and rooms
3 How long does it take? a kitchen b bathroom c living room
4 How much is a return ticket?
1 cooker ​2 fridge ​3 shower ​4 mirror ​5 toilet ​6 rug ​
WRITING 7 coffee table ​8 sofa

A Prepositions of place
1 an office ​2 usually ​3 Her colleagues eat 4 sometimes ​ 1 in ​2 under ​3 on ​4 on ​5 in ​

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GRAMMAR 6.4 Functional Language; Write a

A review of a café
1 Is there
2 Are there
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
3 Is there A
4 Is there art gallery
5 Are there
6 Is there B
1 Turn
B 2 turn
1 Is there ​2 there is 3
​ Are there ​4 there aren’t ​ 3 on
5 Is there ​6 there are 7 ​ Are there ​8 there aren’t ​ 4 cinema
9 Is there ​10 there is ​11 Are there ​12 there aren’t 5 library
6 left
PRONUNCIATION
B
WRITING
1 a ​2 b ​3 a ​4 b ​5 a ​ A
The writer likes the café because the staff are friendly, the
C croissants, music and coffee are all good, there is free wi-fi and
1 /ʌ/ 2 /ʌ/ 3 /e/ 4 /ʌ/ 5 /e/ 6 /ʌ/ 7 /e/ 8 /ʌ/ it isn’t always busy.
D B
1 bread ​ 1 T ​2 F ​3 F ​4 T
2 run ​
3 bus ​ C
4 bed ​ 1 b 2 d 3 a 4 e 5 c
5 them ​
6 pet WRITING PRACTICE
​ 7 tent ​ B
8 let Model answer
A good café is quiet with good, cheap food and drink and
6.3 Reading; Listening free wi-fi. Amy’s Café isn’t like that. I don’t like it because there
are always a lot of people talking and you can’t hear because
READING of the music. The chairs aren’t comfortable and the colour of
A the walls is horrible! The hot chocolate and the coffee are OK,
Both cities have beautiful old buildings. The buildings in but they’re very expensive. You sometimes wait an hour for a
Edinburgh look like the buildings of ancient Athens. snack or some soup because it’s always very busy. There’s free
wi-fi, but it never works, so you can’t check your emails
B and messages.
a 4 b 2 c 1 d 3

C 7.1 What can you do?

1 Scotland GRAMMAR
2 learn about history
A
3 busy
1 Can you dive ​2 can teach ​3 can’t do ​4 can help ​
4 not far
5 can do ​6 Can you help ​7 can’t drive
5 enjoys
6 a good view B
1 can hold 2 ​ I can’t ​3 can’t speak ​4 Can you ​
LISTENING 5 can’t cook 6 ​ can you do ​7 can fly ​8 we can ​
A
1 There isn’t C
2 hasn’t 2 She can climb a tree but she can’t climb a wall.
3 a bed, a desk and a chair 3 He can swim in a pool but he can’t swim in the sea.
4 They can play football but they can’t play basketball.
B 5 You can drive a car but you can’t drive a bus.
a 3 b 5 c 2 d 1 e 4 6 She can make an omelette but she can’t make a cake.
7 I can speak Spanish but I can’t speak Japanese.
C 8 She can swim very far but she can’t swim underwater.
1 flat 2 white 3 100 / one hundred 4 bookshelf 5 60

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PRONUNCIATION B
interesting boring
A
good bad
1 a ​2 a ​3 b ​4 b ​5 a ​6 c ​
old young
C difficult easy
1 can 2 can’t 3 can’t 4 can’t 5 can 6 can long short

VOCABULARY C
1 a ​2 b ​3 b ​4 a ​5 a ​6 a
A
Make: a cake; an omelette D
Play: tennis; the guitar; the piano 1 talented ​2 young ​3 amazing ​4 terrible ​
Ride: a bicycle; a horse 5 interesting ​6 boring ​
Speak: Chinese; French; Spanish
GRAMMAR
B A
1 ski ​2 paint ​3 speak ​4 ride ​5 dance ​6 cook ​ 1 sister’s friend ​2 brothers’ ​3 Marcus’s ​4 parents’ ​
7 make ​8 sing ​ 5 Harry’s ​6 colleague’s ​7 manager’s office ​8 Danny’s ​

C B
1 paint 2 sing ​3 drive ​4 plays ​5 rides 6 speak ​ 1 son’s 2 Dina’s 3 She’s 4 name’s 5 parents’ ​
7 do ​8 juggle 6 daughters’ 7 sofa’s 8 Olly’s

7.2 He’s amazing C

1 possessive ’s ​2 possessive ’s ​3 has ​4 is ​5 possessive s’ ​
VOCABULARY 6 possessive s’ ​7 is ​8 has
A

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s v a a w w u f e l x a i a s e e r p e

e t i n t e r e s t i n g u g a d e e f

r i e e r b b n f j z a e i f p q e a f

s i g r e a t m b y a i e m g u u d s s

y m n e a a b s c m c n g o o d s t y o

o l k s t y u i a d d m s n f p o g y i

u y u s s r r p s i e o x n s i o x t i

n e d o o l d p c f r s b e e i e j s n

g m i g l l e a t f h d o r e r l m t g

i n t f a w f w h i m h r p o e o n b b

n e r h e i l n m c e j i s p p n f v a

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n n m h u t r a f l b r g t t a h a i d

d i f n m w a v k t e d o p q s s z e r

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PRONUNCIATION WRITING PRACTICE

A B
1 /z/ ​2 /s/ ​3 /iz/ ​4 /z/ ​ Model answer
Name: Nat Barclay    Age: 23
7.3 Reading; Listening About you: My friend’s name is Nat and she’s from London.
READING She’s very talented! She loves sports and she’s really good at
football. She can also swim, ski and do judo. She loves music
A
and people say she’s a good dancer. She can sing, too, but
playing basketball; swimming
she can’t play a musical instrument. She can also speak three
B languages – French, Italian and German.
1 for different kinds of people ​2 don’t usually

C
8.1 What’s he doing?
1 one week ​2 difficult ​3 ride ​4 can’t ​5 safe ​6 every year ​ GRAMMAR
A
LISTENING
1 doing 2​ living ​3 getting ​4 watching ​5 sitting ​
A 6 having 7​ talking ​8 meeting ​9 going ​10 working ​
1 English and French ​2 English ​3 Spanish ​ 11 taking ​12 leaving
4 French and Arabic ​
B
B 2 They’re playing tennis. They aren’t playing football.
1 three ​2 four ​ 3 We’re waiting at the station.
4 You aren’t / You’re not listening to me.
C
5 I’m having a rest.
1 e ​2 f ​3 a ​4 c ​5 b ​6 d ​
6 She’s drinking a coffee.

C
7.4 Functional Language; Write a 1 I am 2 ​ he isn’t 3
​ we are ​4 they aren’t / they’re not ​
competition entry 5 she is 6​ I’m not 7​ they are ​8 it isn’t ​
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE D
A 2 Who are you talking to?
1 Hello, is that Mark’s Hair? 3 Where are you waiting for Jim?
2 I’d like to book an appointment, please. 4 When is she meeting her friend?
3 Do you have time today? 5 Why are you going home?
4 Is two o’clock OK? 6 What is he reading?

B E
1 b ​2 a ​ 1 ’m not working ​2 ’m cooking ​3 are shopping ​
4 ’re looking ​5 ’s doing ​6 ’s also listening ​7 ’s singing ​
C 8 ’s not / isn’t raining
1 can ​2 I’d like 3
​ Yes, of course. ​4 would you like ​
5 Do you have ​6 fine ​7 would you like ​8 Is 11.30 OK ​ VOCABULARY
WRITING A
1 going ​2 meeting ​3 take ​4 looking ​5 having ​
A 6 watch ​7 reading 8
​ talk ​
1 She’s 22. 2 She’s from Egypt.
3 speak languages; play music; cook. B
1 meet ​2 looking ​3 take ​4 have ​5 reading ​6 watch ​
B 7 go ​8 talk
1 speak ​2 play ​3 drums ​4 meals ​5 food ​
PRONUNCIATION
C
I’m Leila and I’m from Egypt. My father is Egyptian and my A
mother is Italian. I can speak Arabic, Italian and English. I really 1 watch ​2 talking ​3 take ​4 play ​5 washes ​6 falling ​
love music. I can sing and play the guitar, violin and drums. 7 call ​8 staying ​9 catch
I like to cook as well. I can cook amazing meals from different
B
parts of the world. My favourite food is Italian, but I like
/æ/ catch
Spanish, Mexican, Lebanese and Chinese, too.
/eɪ/ take; play; staying
/ɔ:/ talking; falling; call
/ɒ/ watch; washes

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8.2 The grey coat Final difference the speakers do not find: Picture 1 – the man
sitting on the bench is not looking at his phone, Picture 2 – he’s
VOCABULARY looking at his phone.
A
1 cap ​2 T-shirt ​3 shorts ​4 trainers ​5 hat ​6 dress ​ 8.4 Functional Language; Write a
7 shoes ​8 socks
short message
B FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
1 b ​2 a ​3 b ​4 b ​5 a ​6 b ​7 a ​8 b ​9 b ​10 b
A
C 1 F ​2 F ​3 F ​4 T ​5 T ​
2 shorts ​3 dress ​4 skirt ​5 shirt
B
PRONUNCIATION 1 How much is it? ​2 We’ve got lots of them. ​
3 What colour would you like? ​4 She’s looking for a T-shirt.
A
5 Can I help you?
1 c ​2 b ​3 d ​4 a
C
​C
1 Can I help you ​
eat > TV > meet > pizza > team
2 she’s looking for a T-shirt ​
D 3 We’ve got lots of them ​
four > short > warm > autumn > fall 4 what colour would you like ​
5 How much is it ​
GRAMMAR
WRITING
A
1 new green ​2 long blue 3​ short grey ​4 long yellow ​ A
5 new white ​6 old grey ​7 big blue ​8 great old ​ 2 He’s with Tessa and Gerry.
3 Tessa is waiting for Olly.
B 4 Jasmine is studying.
1 ✗ ​2 ✓ ​3 ✗ ​4 ✓ ​5 ✗ ​6 ✗ ​7 ✗ ​8 ✓
B
8.3 Reading; Listening 1 too ​2 too ​3 also ​4 Also ​

READING WRITING PRACTICE

A Model answer
1 Ken ​2 Jo ​3 friends ​ Hi Jamie. What are you doing?
Hi Karen. I’m sitting in the sun. I’m also watching a video on
B
my phone.
1 Berlin ​2 party ​3 hotel ​4 colleagues ​5 Sunday ​
Who’s with you?
C Hi, it’s Jamal. I’m here, too. We’re all waiting for Maria before we
1 F ​2 T ​3 F ​4 F ​5 F ​6 T ​ ride our bikes to the lake. Do you want to come, too?
LISTENING I’d love to, but I can’t. I’m shopping with my sister at the
moment. Maybe next time.
A
In Picture 1, there’s a big black dog. In Picture 2, there’s a small
black and white dog. 9.1 Famous faces
B
GRAMMAR
1 There are seven differences. A
2 No, they don’t. 1 were ​2 wasn’t ​3 was ​4 weren’t ​5 Were ​6 was ​
3 Because she is late. 7 were ​8 were ​

C B
Model answer 2 Was she a great artist?
Differences: Picture 1 – woman reading a newspaper, 3 Were her paintings popular at first?
Picture 2 – woman reading a book. Picture 1 – two boys playing 4 Were they too modern?
football, Picture 2 – a boy and a girl playing football. 5 Were they popular later?
Picture 1 – big black dog, Picture 2 – small black and white 6 Were her paintings pictures of herself?
dog. Picture 1 – woman with short brown hair, Picture 2 – woman
VOCABULARY
with long brown hair. Picture 1 – sunshine, Picture 2 – no
sunshine. Picture 1– woman with green trainers, A
Picture 2 – woman with white trainers. 1 thirtieth ​2 nineteen ​3 twentieth ​4 twenty-first ​5 first

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B B
1 sixteenth ​2 nineteen ninety 3 twelfth​  1 /d/ ​2 /t/ ​3 /ɪd/ ​4 /ɪd/ ​5 /d/ ​6 /t/
4 two thousand and two ​5 nineteen oh/o nine​ 
6 seventh; eighth ​7 fifteen sixty-four
9.3 Reading; Listening
PRONUNCIATION READING
A
A
1 ✓
education
2 Was he a painter?
3 Where was she born? B
4 ✓ a 3 ​b 1 ​c 2 ​
5 ✓
6 What year was he born? C
7 Was she OK in the lesson? 1 Kakenya Ntaiya ​2 Kenya ​3 1978
8 ✓ 4 school for girls (in her village)

D
9.2 Voices from the past 1 hero ​2 worked ​3 studied ​4 only for girls ​5 the future ​
VOCABULARY
LISTENING
A
1 study; design ​2 receive; help ​3 collect; paint ​ A
4 start; travel ​ 3

B B
£400
1
r e 2
c e i v e
C
3
s o
1 b ​2 c ​3 b ​4 a ​5 a ​
4
t r a v e l 5
p

u l a 9.4 Functional Language; Write a

d 6
d e s i g n short biography
y c n
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
A
t t 1 Mexican
2 three
s
3 food was terrible; not cheap (expensive)
4 too expensive
C
5 It’s far away; doesn’t want to pay for a taxi (too expensive)
1 studied 2
​ travelled ​3 started ​4 received
5 designed 6 helped B
1 know ​2 Don’t ​3 wouldn’t ​4 should ​5 Why don’t you
GRAMMAR
6 Are there
A
add -d: completed; circled WRITING
add -ed: started; painted A
cut the -y, add -ied: cried; tried 1 Germany ​2 Bauhaus ​

B C
1 received ​2 want ​3 didn’t look ​4 studied
a 6 ​b 2 ​c 5 ​d 4 ​e 1 ​f 3 ​
5 started 6
​ study ​7 cried ​8 designed ​
WRITING PRACTICE
C
1 started ​2 didn’t watch ​3 collected ​4 travelled ​ B
5 didn’t paint ​6 didn’t talk ​7 wanted ​8 discovered ​ Model answer
9 didn’t phone ​10 received Louis Armstrong was born in New Orleans in 1901. He was a
jazz musician who played the trumpet and sang. He also acted
PRONUNCIATION in films. He made jazz popular. One famous song of his that
A everybody knows is ‘What a wonderful world’.
1 decided ​2 designed ​3 helped ​4 collected
​ cried ​6 wanted ​
5

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10.1 Precious finds 10.2 Family treasures

GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
A A
1 found ​
2 gave ​
1
w o n
3 wore ​ 2
b r
4 send ​
5 took ​ e o
6 chose ​
l t
7 have ​
8 sold; bought ​ 3
d r o v e

B n
2 I wore jeans and a T-shirt yesterday. 4
p 5
g o t
3 I made a lot of phone calls last week.
4 They didn’t have breakfast at home this morning. a e
5 She wrote a lot of emails yesterday.
6 You didn’t send many text messages yesterday.
6
f i n i s h e d
7 He took a lot of photographs on holiday last summer. s
8 You bought a lot of new shoes last week!
9 I didn’t see you yesterday. 7
m e t
10 He gave her flowers last Saturday!
d
C
1 wore ​2 chose ​3 made ​4 have ​5 bought ​6 sell ​ B
1 wrote ​2 won ​3 drove ​4 belonged ​5 passed ​
VOCABULARY 6 met 7​ got ​8 finished

A GRAMMAR
In: 2002; 1986; the 1990s; the past
A
Ago: 20 years; a couple of minutes; two weeks; 100 years
1 When did they get married?
Last: year; week; Tuesday
2 Did they get married in the spring?
B 3 Where did the wedding take place?
1 I had dinner with my wife last Friday. 4 What time did it start?
2 The manager left an hour ago. 5 How many people did they invite?
3 The company started in 2018. 6 Why did they take this picture?
4 We didn’t work last week. 7 Who did they ask to take it?
5 Someone made this snake in the 15th century. 8 Did they have an amazing day?
6 These people lived a long time ago.
B
7 I found this job last year.
1 he didn’t ​2 she did ​3 they didn’t ​4 it did ​5 I didn’t ​
8 60 years ago, life was very different.
C
C
2 How many emails did you send yesterday?
1 I went there before two years ago.
3 What did you finish last week?
2 We had a meeting on last Friday.
4 When did your mother give you this ring?
3 They found the coins the last year.
5 Why did you leave the cinema?
4 In the past, there were trains, but not many cars.
6 When did the train arrive?
5 I spoke to Jim an hour ago before.
7 Who did you phone last night?
6 We had no work last the past week.
8 What did you buy yesterday?
7 You missed the lesson the last Tuesday.
9 Why did you go home?
8 We met five years ago past.
10 How many paintings did they sell?
PRONUNCIATION PRONUNCIATION
A A
1 a ​2 a ​3 a ​4 b ​5 b 6 a 1 ride ​2 sent ​3 said ​4 coat ​5 built ​6 spent

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10.3 Reading; Listening B

1 c ​2 d ​3 f ​4 e ​5 b ​6 a
READING
C
A Get: takeaway food
the sundial Go to: a concert; a football match; a museum; the park
Spend time with: family; friends
B
Watch: a video online; football on TV; TV
b

C
GRAMMAR
1 for thousands of years ​2 big and small ​ A
3 time and distance ​4 in towers ​5 1900s 1 a ​2 c ​3 b ​4 a ​5 b ​6 c

LISTENING B
1 We enjoy playing tennis.
A
2 Do you enjoy going to the theatre?
museum
3 I don’t like watching TV.
B 4 I hate staying in at the weekend.
1 Yes, he did. ​2 No, he didn’t. ​3 Yes, she does. 5 Does he like spending time alone?
6 They don’t enjoy going to concerts.
C
1 London ​2 in 1852 ​3 art and design ​4 salt ​5 necklace ​ PRONUNCIATION
6 didn’t 7
​ his favourite animals ​8 India ​ A
1 chatting ​2 going ​3 talking ​4 listening ​5 seeing
10.4 Functional Language; Write a B
paragraph about a past event 1 ran ​2 sing ​3 sung ​4 king
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
A 11.2 Super fans
1 d ​2 c ​3 e ​4 g ​5 b ​ GRAMMAR
B A
1 terrible 2
​ sounds ​3 talking ​4 shame ​5 amazing ​ 1 them 2​ me ​3 her ​4 it ​5 us ​6 them
6 watched 7 ​ nice ​8 enjoyed ​ ​ you 8
7 ​ him

WRITING B
1 He’s a great footballer and I love watching him he play.
A
2 Jane likes concerts, but I don’t like going to them they.
1 F ​2 F ​3 F ​4 T ​5 T
3 She’s a great jazz musician and I like her she a lot.
B 4 I watched a rugby match, but I didn’t understand it him.
1 After ​2 Then ​3 Later ​4 next ​5 later ​ 5 Our son often gives us we pictures he draws at school.
6 Yes, I know Steve – I sometimes play tennis with him he.
WRITING PRACTICE 7 I don’t like the way that big dog is looking at me I!
B 8 We love the theatre – would you like to come with
us we some time?
Model answer
Last Saturday, it was nice and sunny, so I went for a walk on C
the beach. After half an hour, I decided to go back home. Then 1 it ​2 me ​3 us ​4 them ​5 him ​6 her ​7 you ​8 it
I saw something in the water. It was a necklace and it looked
very expensive. I wasn’t sure what to do with it. Then I decided VOCABULARY
to put an advert in the local newspaper. ‘Found. One beautiful A
necklace. At Golden Beach.’ The next day, a man came to my 1 comedy; the other words are types of music
house and said it was his wife’s necklace. He was very happy 2 stadium; the other words are sports
to get it back. Later that day, we all went to a nice restaurant 3 concert; the other words are people
to celebrate. 4 cinema; the other words are people
5 classical; the other words are types of film
11.1 In or out? 6 actor; the other words are things
VOCABULARY B
A 1 concerts ​2 classical ​3 stadium ​4 cinema ​
1 go ​2 get ​3 listen ​4 watch ​5 go ​6 spend 5 comedy 6 ​ actors

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PRONUNCIATION WRITING
A A
1 /ʊ/ ​2 /u:/ ​3 /ʊ/ ​4 /u:/ ​5 /ʊ/ ​6 /u:/ 1 takes pictures; holiday ​
2 alone; flat ​
B 3 doesn’t have; likes ​
/ʊ/ book; took 4 enjoys
/u:/ food; school; shoe; true; two; you
B
C 1 a ​2 b ​3 b ​4 c
1 I played tennis last Tuesday. /u:/
2 Stop pushing me! /ʊ/ WRITING PRACTICE
3 Look at the rainbow! It’s amazing. /ʊ/
B
4 I bought a new T-shirt yesterday. /u:/
5 I really like listening to rock music. /u:/ Model answer
6 I can’t carry this glass – it’s too full! /ʊ/ She’s a writer for a fashion magazine, so she often travels to
7 You should eat more fruit! /u:/ other countries to see fashion shows. It’s a fantastic job and
8 I can’t run at the moment, I’ve hurt my foot. /ʊ/ she meets interesting people. She lives with her husband and
two children in a house near the sea. They’re all football fans,
but she doesn’t like football at all, so when they are watching
11.3 Reading; Listening a match she takes their two dogs for a walk. She likes water
B sports, and when it isn’t too cold, she goes swimming in
Possible answer the sea. She also designs clothes and she wants to be a
Yes, he did. He thinks it is a good place to relax and study or fashion designer.
work, play the piano or spend time with friends. He also likes it
because it is different.
12.1 Journeys
C VOCABULARY
1 with friends ​2 likes ​3 free ​4 food ​5 can ​6 One; was ​
A
LISTENING 1 taxi ​2 airport ​3 plane ​4 euros ​5 passports ​6 bag ​
7 traffic ​8 train ​9 foot 1​ 0 luggage ​
A
b B
1 ticket ​2 trams ​3 credit ​4 money ​5 luggage ​6 bike ​
B
concert: Stevie ✓, Ashley ✓, Molly ✗ C
sports event: Stevie ✗, Ashley ✗, Molly ✓ 1 taxi ​2 airport ​3 luggage ​4 traffic ​5 tickets ​
film night: Stevie ✓, Ashley ✓, Molly ✓ 6 credit card ​7 money ​8 passport

C PRONUNCIATION
1 music club ​2 work ​3 winter ​4 everybody enjoys
A
1 plane ​2 class ​3 station ​4 blue ​5 green ​6 crisps
11.4 Functional Language; Write a
personal profile GRAMMAR
FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE A
1 a ​2 a ​3 b ​4 b ​5 b ​6 a ​7 a ​8 a ​9 b ​10 a
A
1 tomorrow ​ B
2 not to go ​ 1 money; credit cards ​2 bottles; water ​
3 relax 3 homework; exercises ​4 food; sandwiches ​
5 traffic; cars ​6 luggage; bags ​7 music; songs ​
B 8 cash; credit cards ​9 hours; time 10 food; sandwiches
1 in the afternoon and evening
2 go swimming (at the sports centre or at the beach)
3 It’s too cold. 12.2 A prize holiday
4 going to a classical music concert VOCABULARY
5 No, they don’t.
6 listen to the jazz musicians in the park A
1 camera ​2 camping ​3 sunglasses ​4 skis ​5 hotel ​
C 6 tent ​7 beach ​8 chalet ​9 skiing goggles ​
1 busy ​2 free ​3 let’s ​4 How ​5 don’t ​6 sure ​ 10 sightseeing ​11 skiing ​12 snorkel
7 perfect ​8 meet

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B B
Types of holiday: beach; camping; sightseeing; skiing 1 hot place ​2 by plane
Places to stay: chalet; hotel; tent
Things you need by the sea: camera; snorkel; sunglasses C
Things you need in the mountains: camera; skiing goggles; 1 isn’t
skis; sunglasses ​ 2 T-shirts ​
3 are not
C 4 in the daytime and in the evening
1 guidebook ​2 tourists ​3 on ​4 around ​5 from ​6 in ​ 5 a jacket ​
7 with ​8 with ​9 stove ​ 6 a snorkel ​
7 Claudia ​
PRONUNCIATION 8 didn’t forget
A
1 beach ​2 win ​3 like ​4 time ​5 ski ​6 winner 12.4 Functional Language;
C Write a postcard
1 /ɪ/ ​2 /i:/ ​3 /aɪ/ ​4 /i:/ ​5 /aɪ/ ​6 /ɪ/ FUNCTIONAL LANGUAGE
A
GRAMMAR
a so ​b cool ​c busy ​d about ​e really ​f idea ​g think
A
1 Where are you going go on holiday this year? B
2 I’m be driving to Warsaw in the morning. 1 f ​2 d ​3 a ​4 c ​5 e ​6 g ​7 b ​
3 Judith’s meeting meet Amanda at the train station.
4 I’m going I go on a sightseeing holiday next month – I’m
WRITING
very excited. A
5 We’re leaving leave at five in the morning. (in) Greece
6 The manager isn’t doesn’t working next week.
7 Are you taking take the train to Passau? B
a I got here hear three days ago and I’m Im going home on
8 Is Does your sister going on holiday with you?
Saturday.
B b One week isn’t aren’t long and I can’t cant wait to come
1 N ​2 F ​3 N ​4 F ​5 F ​6 N ​7 N ​8 F ​ back again next year yeer.
c It’s Its hot and sunny suny, so I go to the beach beech every
C day and swim.
1 I’m visiting ​ d There are lots of museums musiums in Athens – I went am
2 He’s playing ​ going to the Archaeological Museum yesterday.
3 are you doing ​
4 is arriving ​ C
5 They aren’t/They’re not working ​ 1 a ​2 c ​3 d ​4 b ​
6 are you going out
D
1 to the beach ​2 hat and snorkel ​3 Yes, she did. ​
12.3 Reading; Listening 4 Yes, she does.

READING WRITING PRACTICE

B B
Paul
Model answer
C Hi Jorje,
Favourite type of holiday: Paul – sightseeing; Jade – camping I’m taking a city break in Paris for three days.
He/She stays in: Paul – a hotel; Jade – a tent or van The hotel is very nice. It’s rainy here right now, so I have got a
He/She likes: Paul – museums and galleries; Jade – swimming new umbrella (I didn’t bring one).
Last year’s holiday destination: Paul – Rome, Italy;
There are lots of museums and art galleries to visit. I tried to
Jade – Europe
visit the Louvre yesterday, but it was very busy and there were
Next year’s holiday destination: Paul – Australia;
long queues, so I went for a walk around the city.
Jade – Scotland
(Not used: a chalet, Cambodia, skiing) Near the River Seine, there are lots of people selling books, so
I got some interesting history books. You know I love reading
LISTENING about history.
A I came yesterday, so tomorrow is my last day. What a shame!
1 B ​2 S ​3 B ​4 W ​5 B ​6 B ​7 W ​ See you when I get back!
Esmerelda

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