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1 GETTING T0 KNOW EACH

OTHER

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2 GRAMMAR

a 1 Where are you from?

2 Who do you live with?

3 What type of TV programmes do

you like?

Did you come to this school last year?

Are you going to study at home

tonight?

What are you thinking about?

Who did you talk to at the party?

Who do you usually write e-mails to?

ae

Does your sister speak Italian?

Where do you live?

What music does your brother

listen to?

Is he meeting them tomorrow?

Why aren’t you doing your

homework now?

Where did they go on holiday last

year?

How often do you go to the cinema?

Did you read the paper yesterday?

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3 VOCABULARY

1 eleven, twelve

2 seventeen, eighteen

3 sixty, seventy

4 one hundred, one hundred and one

5 third, fourth

6 twelfth, thirteenth

7 Saturday, Sunday

8 evening, night

9 January, February

10 quarter past five, twenty past five

4 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

a lin pairs 2Sit 3 Answer

4 Turn off 5 Don’t

b 1 Have a good weekend

2 Which page is it?

Sorry I’m late

How do you spell your name?

Could you repeat that, please?

How do you pronounce that?

Can I have a copy, please?

8 What does ‘phone’ mean? NAR

¢ lcircle 2cross out 3 complete

A choose 5 cover the text

6 copy the rhythm

5 PRONUNCIATION

a /e/E,P

fix) R, M

Jel LK

/u:/ O

b lalphabet 2 birthday 3 fourteen

4 forty 5 Wednesday 6 tonight

7airport 8 brother 9 exercise

10 university

1 VOCABULARY

a father — mother

uncle — aunt

nephew — niece

brother-in-law — sister-in-law

son ~ daughter

husband — wife

o talkative — quiet

shy — extrovert

generous — mean

friendly — unfriendly

hard-working — lazy

GRAMMAR

I don’t like New York

She doesn’t work in the city

He doesn’t have red hair

You don’t smoke

We don't often go out

6 They don’t have lunch at one

b 1do 2Does 3Does 4 Does

5do 6Do

1 works 2 doesn’t get 3 brings

4does 5doesn't get up 6 stays

7has 8donthave 9 doesn't like

10 geton 11 don'tsee 12 lives

PRONUNCIATION

a /S/ watches

/z/ relaxes

/1z/ leaves

/s/ runs

/z/ likes

/iz/ cooks

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b 1 talkative 2 extrovert 3 unfriendly

4 generous 5 nephew 6 serious

7 quiet 8 daughter 9 funny

4 READING

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ble 2a 3f 4c 5đ 6b =

1 VOCABULARY

Across:2brain 5nose 7eyes 8lips

9 teeth

Down: | fingers 3 mouth 4feet

6hạr 10 car

2 PRONUNCIATION

a_/ix/ teeth, knees

/e/ back, hands

/a:/ arms, heart

Jel legs, head

/au/ toes, nose

3 GRAMMAR

a lisraining 2 are carrying

3are playing 4 is watching

5 are sitting 6 aren't talking

7 isn’t smiling 8 is she doing

9 is waiting 10 is thinking

11 ’m getting

œ 1m watching 2 travel 3’m studying

4gets 5are, going 6 need

VOCABULARY

in the middle

on the right

on the left

under

behind

next to

ah D/

1 GRAMMAR

alf 2a 3d 4h 5b 6g

7e 6c

b Lwhere 2which 3where 4who

5 which 6 where, which 7 which

2 VOCABULARY

Lopposite 2kind 3 similar 4 like

5how 6example 7 someone 8 place

3 PRONUNCIATION

a/b 1 waiter /‘werto/, water /'wo:ta/

chen /"kitfan/, chicken /'tfikin/

3 ninety /‘nainti/, nineteen /nain'tizn/

4 homework /‘haomwa:zk/, housework

“haoswa:k/

5 Austria /'pstria/, Australia /ps'trerlia/

6 sandwiches /‘seendwid3iz/, sunglasses

/'sanglazsiz/

7 Italy /'itali, Italian /r'teljan/

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a lAÁ manager 2 Theafternoon

3A pedestrian 4 Laptops

5 An antique shop 6 Your boss

7 Eating 8A friend

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 1

1 AT IMMIGRATION

travelling 2in 3 purpose 4 holiday

Slong 6Where 7with 8Is 9it’s

10 enjoy

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

No, thanks, I’m fine Shall we go? 8

Long! 12 hours 4

Great! Let’s go then 10

I'm fine 2

No, I'm OK I always sleep on planes 6

How was the flight? 3

Sure My car’s outside in the car park 9

Wow, you must be really tired 5

Hello, Tom How are you? |

Would you like a coffee or anything? 7

3 READING

b 1 San Francisco Bay to the north and

east, the Pacific Ocean to the west

No, the best way to explore is on foot

South Market and the Mi

Prices are higher, queues are longer

and (finding a) parking (space) is

impossible

5 October

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VOCABULARY

1 go swimming/sailing 2 go abroad

3gocamping 4 take photos

5 buy souvenirs 6 rent a car

7 go out at night 8 go for a walk

9 stay ina hotel 10 go sightseeing

I freezing 2boiling 3 snow 4 foggy

Scloudy 6 rain

GRAMMAR

Regular: arrived, remembered, talked,

stayed, hated, walked, argued

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Irregular; became, began, broke, did,

had, spent, saw

œ We didn’t study in Korea

They didn’t speak Russian

My uncle wasn’t a doctor

I didn’t sleep well

My mum didn’t enjoy the film

He didn’t pick up the receipt

You weren't on time

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Shad didn’t know 7 were

8 argued

d 1 Where did they fly to?

2 When did they go there?

3 Did they have a good time?

4 Did they get on well?

5 How many times did they argue?

3 PRONUNCIATION

a Ineeded 2wanted 3 loved

4 waited

b /o:/ caught, bought, saw

/e/ read, said, went

/90/ wrote, broke, drove

/e/ rang, drank, sat

/ev/ came, gave, made

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1 GRAMMAR

a Iwassleebing 2 were you talking

3 wasn’t working 4 were living

5 were you watching 6 were walking

7 wasn’t driving 8 was snowing

b 1 They were playing tennis when it

started to rain

He broke his leg when he was skiing

3 The boys were fighting when their

father came home

A dog ate my sandwich when I was

sleeping in the park

We were studying in the library

when the fire started

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€ Iwent 2 were having 3 got

4 was speaking 5 noticed

6 was sitting 7 decided 8 went

9said 10 stopped 11 was passing

12took 13 came 14 was smiling

15 looked 16 was laughing

2 VOCABULARY

a lat 2in 3In,on,on 4in 5in

6on,in 7in,in 8at,on

b Lat 2at,in,at 3 on, in, at, on

4on,— 50n 6in 7on,in

8 At, in, in

3 PRONUNCIATION

a/b 1 fam@Qs 2 simil@) 3 lat@

Anation@l 5dr@Qmatic 6 photQgraph

7 gard@n 8 memor@ble 9 wom@)n

Cy

VOCABULARY

a Ipunk 2jazz 3rap 4 opera

5 heavy metal 6 blues

b 1 Where 2When 3Who 4 Whose

5 Which 6 How many 7 How long

8 What 9 What 10 Why

2 GRAMMAR

ala 2b 3a 4b 5a 6a

bl-3 25 3-6 44 5-1 62

1 Who painted The Last Supper?

2 When did Kurt Cobain die?

3 Where do penguins live?

4 How many Oscars did The Lord of

the Rings win in 2004?

Who won the Oscar for Best Director?

Where was Maria Sharapova born?

When did your brother go to

New York?

NAW

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walk, write, wash, quickly, white, one

oe who, hair, happy, hands

ar» D/

1 GRAMMAR

a Lreally mean 2snowing 3 camt

4abit expensive 5 don’t like him

b Lbecause,d 2so,e 3 because, f

4s0,c 5so,b 6 because, a

€ 1 because, so, Although

2 because, so, Although

3 but, Although, so

2 VOCABULARY

a 1d 2g 3f 4b 5a 6e 7c

5 PRONUNCIATION

fel accident

/ev date

/o:/ awful

/ax/ dance

/o/ woman

4 READING

a 5,1,4,3,2

CAN YOU REMEMBER

Ido 2doesnt 3are 4who 5did

6were 7wrote 8 Although

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 2

CALLING RECEPTION

This is room 724

My room is very cold

'Theres a problem with the heating,

4 The air-conditioning isn’t working

5 Can I have a chicken sandwich, please?

6 Do you have any fresh fruit juice?

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2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

1 well,c 2How,d 3 What, for,a

4This,e 5 time,b

5 READING

1T 20 3 4? 51 6P 7? BF

1 GRAMMAR

a 1 “re going to play

2 isn’t going to rain

3 are you going to put

4 isn’t going to jump

5 are they going to stay

6 ’m going to buy

7 aren't going to eat

8 Are you going to shave

l’re going 2’m taking 3 re climbing

4 aren't windsurfing _ 5 ‘re having

6’re going 7’m planning

1 I’m going to pass

2 I'm going to spend / I'm spending

3 it’s going to be

4 He’s going to have / He's having

5 We're not going to miss

6 are you going

7 It’s going to be

8 she’s going to have

VOCABULARY

I'm looking for

I'm looking forward to

I'm looking after

P'm looking after

I'm looking for

I'm looking forward to

P'm looking for

I'm looking forward to

P'm looking after

3 PRONUNCIATION

/a/ money, month

/a0/ own, hotel

/u:/ improve, honeymoon

CONAUAWNE

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1 GRAMMAR

1! snow, Tlrain 2 "Il be

3 won't finish, "Il be 4 won't pass

5 ll be able to, ‘Il need

2 VOCABULARY

Ilose 2 fail 3 forgot 4leave 5 teach

6 turn off 7 sent 8 borrow 9 found

10 pull

3 PRONUNCIATION

a /p/ enjoy

/ao/ stop

/p/ work

/a0/ problem

4 READING

a 1 Cancer 2 No, they won't

3 Buy any new clothes 4 Aquarius

5 Taurus 6 Pisces

oy)

1 PRONUNCIATION

a Ireceive 2 forget 3arrive 4 repair

Sexist 6 address

2 GRAMMAR

a 1 I think I'll go to bed

2 Shall 1 turn off the air-conditioning?

3 I won't drive fast

Pll buy (you) another one

5 Shall I call the police?

6 I'll have the chicken

1 P 2D 30 40 5P 6D

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b

3 VOCABULARY

lcome 2call 3pay 4 drive

5S give 6 take

4 READING

a 4,6, 2,5, 1,3,8,7

1 GRAMMAR

did, dream, was running, was,

was flying

2 Do, dream, have

3 Are, doing, ’m having, Do, want

4 are, doing, ’re practising

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os lare, going todo 2 Are, going to

watch 3did,do 4spends 5 makes

6 watch 7 does, do / is, doing

8donteat Yeat 10 did, have

1Iturnon 12 will, be

¢ 1fmgoingto 2PH 31m going to

4Imgoingto 5H 6P

PRONUNCIATION

1 meeting 2 patient 3 champagne

4 successful 5 violin 6 tomorrow

c 8 psychoanalyst

9 understanding

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3 VOCABULARY

Ito 2about 3to 4 with 5 about

6for 7with 8to

CAN Y0U REMEMBER ?

Ldidnt 2took 3Which 4which

5going 6wont 7Shall 8is

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 3

PROBLEMS WITH A MEAL

1

1 here, table

2 dirty, have

3 cold, for

4 rare, done

5 mistake, any

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

We could go to a little café that I know 5

Listen, it’s still early Shall we go for a

walk? 3

Thank you That was a lovely dinner 1

That sounds great We could have another

coffee 6

Good idea Where shall we go? 4

You're very welcome, I’m glad you

enjoyed it 2

3 READING

al? 2T 3T 4T 5F 6?

7? 8E

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1 VOCABULARY

a Across: 2 dress 5 jacket 6 suit

7socks 10 tights 11 tie 12 jeans

13 top

Down: | tracksuit 3 trousers 4 hat

7shirt 8 shoes 9 belt

b 1 gets dressed 2wear 3 try on

4puton 5 Take off

2 PRONUNCIATION

/{/ shirt, shoes, shorts

/t/ trousers, top, tie

/s/ socks, dress, suit

/k/ skirt, cap, coat

3 GRAMMAR

a 1 He hasn't been to London

She’s broken her leg

Have they eaten there before?

Have you tried ice-skating?

T haven't seen this film

We've had an argument

Have you ever lost your ID card?

He hasn't met her parents

never 2ever 3never 4 ever

never 6ever 7ever 8 never

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Have you ever worn, have, did you

‘wear, went

Haye you ever borrowed, have, did

you borrow, needed

Haye you ever met, haven't

Have you ever bought, have, bought

Have you ever had, have, took,

ruined

ny

1 VOCABULARY

Itidy 2make 3do 4 change Suse

6take 7 spend 8 clean

uv

aw

2 GRAMMAR

a 1 I’ve already washed the floor

2 Have you seen this film yet?

3 Daniel has already made his bed

4 My parents haven't learnt to use the

Internet yet

5 You've already made a mistake

We've already been to New York

Has the film started yet?

just fallen 2s just done

ve just won 4 ve just woken up e

5 ’ve just bought 6 ’ve just missed

6

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8 Edward has already found a new job

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Iyellow 2yesterday 3year

4university 5 young

6 January, June, July 7 jacket 8 jeans

9 generous 10 judo

4 READING

a1lT 2F 3F 4F 5T 6F

1 GRAMMAR

a I worse 2more slowly 3 harder

4 more stressful 5 funnier 6 wetter

7 better 8 more popular

b 1 isn’t as quiet as this one

doesn’t speak as quickly as Carlos

isn’t as big as Russia

didn’t play as well as Portugal

doesn’t drive as carefully as Davina

isn’t as expensive as Tokyo

doesn’t dress as elegantly as Ivana

isn’t as relaxing as classical music

aren

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2 PRONUNCIATION

a/b 1 2 fut@® 3 par@nts

Ahapp@ned 5@meric@)n 6 hardé)

7 gen@rat(n 8 m@chines

9j6trn@list 10t@day 11 sickn@ss

12 long?)

3 VOCABULARY

1waste 2 take a long

3 don't have enough 4 spend

5save 6on

4 READING

aA3 BI C4 D5 E2

blIF 2T 3T 4F 5F 6T

a Dy

Z

1 GRAMMAR

a 1 most polluted 2 most impatient

3furthest 4cheapest 5 easiest

6worst 7 most dangerous

8 most boring

b L busiest 2 dirtiest 3 more expensive

4 noisiest 5 slower

2 This is the most exciting book I’ve

ever read

It’s the most beautiful building we've

ever seen

That's the funniest joke you've ever

told,

It’s the most beautiful photograph

ve ever taken

That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever

done

That’s the most delicious meal she’s

ever made

These are the best poems he’s ever

written

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2 VOCABULARY

a linteresting 2impatient 3 safe

4noisy 5rude 6crowded

7 polluted 8 modern

b 1unhealhy 2 impossible

3 uncomfortable 4 unfriendly

Simpolite 6 unhappy 7 untidy

8 impatient

3 PRONUNCIATION

a /o:/ dirty

:/ bought

/a0/ world

/ox/ Rome

b lunfriendly 2 beautiful 3 exciting

4 dangerous 5 dishonest 6 unhappy

7 unhealthy 8 impossible

CAN YOU REMEMBER

I going 2will 3won't 4Does 5 Has

6have 7as Sever

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 4

1 ASKING FOR INFORMATION

la 2is 3far 4near 5Can 6 take

7on 8on 9close 10 until

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

know 2think 3 sure 4 remember

Sright 6doing 7 studying 8 holiday

9 where 10 kind

3 READING

a l1l4miles 2$12 3$4 4$44

55.30a.m 6 taxi, airport bus

1 GRAMMAR

a Inottohave 2 to meet

3 notto worry 4 to close 5 not to tell

6torelax 7 to take

b 1 important to be

careful not to drop

dangerous to swim

difficult to sleep

interesting to talk to

nice to see

7 easy to use

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€ Itostudy 2tolearn 3tobuy

4tohave 5tomake 6to take

7toargue 8 to meet

2 VOCABULARY

['m Bill I’m 16 and I’ve decided to leave

school ’'m going to leave next week m

hoping to get a job with computers

because I’m planning to make lots of

money

I’ve tried to work hard but I'm not a very

good student All the other students

understand and learn to do things quickly

but not me And I never remember to

bring my books to class and always forget

to do my homework

Td like to learn to fly because | want to be

a pilot But first I need to do a course My

mother offered to pay for the course but

only if I promised to finish school!

3 PRONUNCIATION

a lremember 2 reception 3 survive

4decide 5 pretend 6 tomorrow

7 advice 8 escape

4 READING

a 1E 2F 3T 4E 5T 6T

a `B

1 GRAMMAR

a Itidying 2going 3 making

4eating 5talking 6 travelling

blc 2a 3e 4f 5d 6b

c IWriting 2sending 3 imagining

4driving 5listening 6 Staying

7reading 8 gettingup 9 taking

10 going 11 getting 12 having

13 Turning 14 leaving

d ltoget 2tostop 3 working

4tosetup Scooking 6 to open

7tospend 8learning 9 getting up

10 catching 11 travelling 12 working

13 sailing 14 surfing 15 to move

16 teaching 17 to be

2 PRONUNCIATION

a Isinging 2 language 3 morning

4 listening Senjoying 6 relaxing

7 remembering 8 pretending

3 VOCABULARY

Ic 2d 3f 4a 5e 6b

GRAMMAR

Thave to 2 don’t have to

3 doesn’t have to 4has to 5 have to

6 don't have to 7 Does, have to, have to

8 Does, have to, have to

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b 1 You must fasten your safety belt

2 You must stop here

3 You mustn’t smoke

4 You must turn left

5 You must wear a helmet

6 You mustn’t walk on the grass

c Idonthaveto 2 mustn’t

3 dont haveto 4 mustrt 5 mustnt

6 don’t have to

2 PRONUNCIATION

Imuynt 2 listen 3 haf

4Wellnesday 5Knees 6 Know

T while 8 sin 8 walk

3 VOCABULARY

British and American English are very

similar

English pronunciation can be quite

difficult

Learning Japanese isn’t very easy

4 I think Hungarian is incredibly

complicated

Czech is a bit easier

Reading is a really useful way to learn

vocabulary

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4 READING

b 1 Ana 2 Péter, Sompong 3 Konrad

4 Elke 5 Péter

VOCABULARY

1 football 2 baseball 3 swimming

4 skiing 5 volleyball 6 tennis

7rugby 8aerobics 9 cycling

10 golf

Iply 2go 3plays 4go

5 does 6 play

I skiing 2 baseball 3 basketball

4 volleyball 5 swimming

2

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d ldown 2round 3 through

4over 5 through

2 GRAMMAR

a lis running across 2 is going through

3 is cycling up 4 are skiing down

5 is getting out of 6 are rowing round

b Lround 2outof 3to 4 into

Salong 6under 7 past 8 through

9along 10 towards 11 across

3 PRONUNCIATION

{p/ over

/a/ through

/ao/ under

/uy/ up

CAN YOU REMEMBER ?

I been 2hasnt 3 more 4 most 5 to

6 doing 7 mustn’t 8 out

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 5

1 TAKING SOMETHING BACK

1bought 2decided 3tried 4 too

Srefund 6 here

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

1 What, think 2Never 3 lovely

4 would, like 5 good, idea 6 lost

3 READING

a llatest 2 boutiques 3 overlooks

4 won't break the bank 5 crowds

6 huge

1 Borders 2 Borders

3 Banana Republic 4 Virgin Megastore

5 Camper 6 Borders

wy

1 GRAMMAR

alc 2a 3f 4b 5e 6d

b Ltake 2willbreak 3hear 4 stay

Swillbe 6see 7’llget 8 will feel

€ 1D 2C 3F 4A 5G 6B 7E

puts, will come

see, will have

walk, will have

throw, make, will come

dig, will find

break, will have

flies, will have, kill, will have, will be

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2 VOCABULARY

l wearing, carrying 2 won, earned

3 say, told 4 hoping, waited

5 watched, look at 6 known, met

7 make, do 8 look, look, look like

3 PRONUNCIATION

a 1b 2e 3f 4c 5a 6d

a

B/

GRAMMAR

had, would drive

saw, would be

wouldn’t know, found

would, do, lost

were, would come

would buy, had

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eo If I saw a shark, I'd be very

frightened

What would you do if you saw a fire?

He'd go sailing if he could swim

If she won the lottery, she'd buy lots

of new clothes

What would people do if they

couldn’t watch TV?

6 I'd go to the doctor’s if I were you

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open, chicken, insect

about, afraid, attack

finally, animal, crocodile

direction, mosquito, safari

3 VOCABULARY

Across: | bear 3 tiger 4 elephant

7 sheep

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Down: | butterfly 2lion 3 eagle

6 horse

4 READING

b Sentence 2

GRAMMAR

1 might go 2 might get

3 might continue 4 might rent

5 might live 6 might share

7 might not want 8 might fail

9 might have to

ps

b 1 might 2 may not 3 might

4 might 5 may not 6 might 7 might

8 may not

PRONUNCIATION

lL organization 2 invitation 3 election

4 infor ion 5 imagination

6 translation 7 communication

8 decision

nN

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Verb: communicate, conclude, correct,

confuse, demonstrate, inject, organize,

predict

Noun: communication, conclusion,

correction, confusion, demonstration,

injection, organization, prediction

Ps

b 1 conclusion 2 communicate

3 injection 4 demonstration

5 prediction 6 organize

4 READING

81T 3F 3T 4P ST 6@T

7F 8T

a DJ

1 GRAMMAR

should, B

should, F

shouldn't, A

shouldn't, E

shouldn't, D

6 should, C

b I should tell 2 shouldnt be

3 shouldn't go 4 should go

5 should buy 6 should join

7 shouldn’t watch

c1iD 2F 3A 4B 5€ 6G 7E

PRONUNCIATION

Iwould 2should 3 could

4understood 5 good

3 VOCABULARY

1 getting, worse 2 got, e-mails

3 get, angry 4 get, tickets 5 get, on

6 gets, home 7 get, married

8 is getting, taller 9m getting, off

10 got, lost

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CAN YOU REMEMBER ?

Ito 2having 3dont 4 through

Swon't 6 would 7 might / may

8 should

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 6

1 ASKING FOR MEDICINE

Ihelp 2hurts 3have 4 Are 5 think

6might 7 take 8 times 9 often

10 much

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

1 Bless

2 How, sounds, shall, mind, choose

3 sorry, pity

3 READING

a 1 You must keep this medicine

somewhere safe

You should be careful not to take too

much of this medicine

You have to turn your mobile off

You should be careful with your

belongings

You mustn’t smoke here

You should be careful or you might

fall over

You shouldn't leave anything valuable

in your car

You shouldn’t drink this water

You must make sure that the door is

never left open

10 You should be very careful if you’re

driving here

11 You have to wait until a waiter shows

you where to sit

12 You mustn’t use radios in this park

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1 VOCABULARY

I frightened 2 terrified 3 wasps, spiders

4 panic 5 closed spaces 6 heights

2 GRAMMAR

a lsince 2for 3for 4 since

5 Since, for 6 since 7 since

8 For, since

b Isince 2for 3since 4 for 5 for

6since 7for 8 for 9since 10 since

¢ 1 How long have, lived

When did, move out

How long have, been

How long has, been

When did, become

How long has, been

When did, get

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Gill has lived here for seven years

How long has she been a professional

dancer?

They have been married since 2000

He has been in France since February

How long have you had your car?

He's had this job for eight years

She has had three homes since she

was born

My parents lived / have lived in the

same house for many years

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5 PRONUNCIATION

a 1 2// 3/aU 4/a/ 5/aU/ 6//

7iaU 8j//

đà \B Al

1 VOCABULARY

le 2d 3g 4e 5b 6h 7Í 8a

2 PRONUNCIATION

a Stress on 2nd syllable: successful,

career, appear, direct, director

Stress on Ist syllable: famous, cinema,

violence, ticket, actor

3 GRAMMAR

l’veknown 2were 3 met 4 were

5’vebeen 6went 7were 8 chose

9told 10’vebeen 11 ’ve shared

Ihave, lived 2 got, were

3 left, 've worked 4 did, go, took

5 have, had, bought

6 haven't seen, moved

4 READING

a 1,6,3,7,5,4,2

1 was 2 did his family move

3didhe see 4 did he work

5 has he been married

¢ 1 In 1941,/ On January 5, 1941

2 In 1952

3 (When he was) at secondary school

4 For eight years (from 1963 to 1971)

5 For 40 years / Since 1965

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GRAMMAR

Did you use to enjoy

didi’t use to like

used to be

Did Colin use to work

didn’t use to be

used to live

didn’t use to do

8 Did he use to play

lused 2usedto 3 didn’t use to

4 Did you use to 5 used

6 Did your children use to

PRONUNCIATION

/z/ used to

/s/ friends

/t{/ school

/d3/ great

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3 VOCABULARY

lc 2g 3e 4b 5a 6f 7h 8d

4 READING

Where did you go to school?

Did you ever get into trouble?

What subjects were you good at?

Did you have a favourite teacher?

What did you want to do when you

were young?

6 What’s the most important lesson

you've learned in life?

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1 GRAMMAR

a 1 Aspirin is used to relieve pain,

2 The sandwich was named after the

Earl of Sandwich

3 St Paul’s Cathedral was designed by

Christopher Wren

This film is based on a true story

The first crossword puzzle was

published in 1913

The first credit card was issued by

the Diner’s Club

‘The fax machine is not used very

often these days

8 Penicillin was discovered by

Alexander Fleming

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b President Kennedy was assassinated

in 1963

Champagne is made in France

What is your dog called?

Television was invented by John

Logie Baird

This room is cleaned every morning

Her flat was designed by a famous

architect

Stamps are only sold in the Post

Office

Where were those shoes made?

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I was stopped by the police last night

2 Crocodile Rock was sung by Elton

John

All the photographs at our wedding

were taken by my cousin

The heating is controlled by a

computer,

‘The first World Cup was won by

Uruguay

6 This wasn’t painted by Van Gogh!

Was the telephone invented by

Edison?

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2 VOCABULARY

Il designed 2named 3 discovered

4used Screated 6 invented 7 made

8 recorded 9 written 10 based

3 PRONUNCIATION

a /d/ painted, based

id/ checked, rained

it! discovered

CAN YOU REMEMBER

Ihave 2were 3not 4 shouldn't

Slong 6did 7used 8 were

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 7

1 BUYING TICKETS

Return, please How much is that? 3

Thanks, Oh, can I get anything to eat on

the train? 9

Can I have a ticket to Glasgow, please? 1

Good And what time does it arrive? 7

Here you are When does the next train

leave? 5

That’s £15.80 4

It gets there at 12.15 8

Yes, there’s a trolley service with snacks

and drinks 10

In ten minutes 6

Single or return? 2

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

Ilooking 2 take, ready

3 Why, wondered

5after 6$12 7 don’t have to

8 must

a AL

1 GRAMMAR

a Inobody 2anything 3 somebody

4 anywhere 5anyone 6 something

7 anything 8 somewhere 9 anywhere

BAP 25 SP aT Se or en

2 PRONUNCIATION

/e/ seven, help, stressful, never, best,

anything

8

/90/ sofa, go, don’t, close, no, home

/a/ Sunday, nothing, lunch, study,

button, something

3 VOCABULARY

ltired 2relaxing 3 boring

depressed 5 interesting 6 exciting

7tiring 8 relaxed 9 bored

10 depressing 11 interested 12 excited

4 READING

a 1 Sunday evening 2 the winter

3 Christmas 4 Monday morning

5 the summer holidays 6 lunchtime

7 New Year’s Eve

1 VOCABULARY

l producer 2calendar 3 stressed

4close 5vyerdict 6 free 7 diet

8 social 9 water 10 skin

2 GRAMMAR

ld 2g 3b 4f 5c 6h 7e 8a

1 enough money 2 big enough

3enough wind 4hot enough 5a few

6alittle 7afew 8alittle 9a few

10 alittle

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we PRONUNCIATION

/s/ young, sunscreen, month

/u:/ fruit, food, studio

Jail wine, diet, exercise

/e/ friend, stress, many

4 READING

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1 VOCABULARY

Itopickup 2Turn,down 3pick,up

4callback 5 Give,back 6 Take, back

bIturnon 2wakeup 3goback

4takeof 5lookfor 6 lookafter

7giveup 8lookup 9ñllin

10 throw away

2 GRAMMAR

fill in this form / fill this form in

wake him up

got up at 6.30

write it down

put your clothes away / put away

your clothes

call you back

”

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Ok

wt

Can you turn it up?

1 looked after them for an hour

I'll give it back (to you) tomorrow

Shall I look it up?

Have you thrown it away?

He gets on with them very well /

He gets on very well with them

3 PRONUNCIATION

/g/ regular, great, immigration, glass

/ds/ vegetables, energetic, allergic,

generally

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4 READING

a Iputup 2sitdown 3 geton

4stayup Sgetinto 6 get up

7 turn on

DY

GRAMMAR

lam 2Neither 3So 4 were

5 would

So do I

So did I

Neither do I

Neither am I

So can I,

So have I

So would I

So did I

2 VOCABULARY

lsimilar 2so 3both 4as 5 like

6both 7so 8 neither

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4 student 5 exercise 6 political

7 investigate 8 personality 9 medical

10 romantic

4 READING

a 1F 2F 3? 4T 5T 6?

7F 8F

CAN YOU REMEMBER ?

I for 2has 3use 4 written

5anything 6much 7on 8So

PRACTICAL ENGLISH 8

1 MAKING PHONE CALLS

1d 2h 3i 4a 5b 6f 7c

8e 9g

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH

leverything 2that 3 What’s

4 Cheers 51 don’t

3 READING

a Sentence 2

1k 2a 3h 4c 5m 6b 7g

8n 9d 10f lIi 12e 13j 141

a AJ

1 GRAMMAR

a | hadn’t watered 2d forgotten

3hadn'tdone 4’dread 5 had started

b 1 Had you seen it before?

Had you read it before?

Had they been there before?

Had you eaten them before?

Had he flown one before?

After I had turned off the light, I got

into bed

After Cindy had got dressed, she

went to work

After I had seen the film, I read the

book

When Ben had copied my notes, he

gave them back to me

After Kathy and Tom had done some

exercise, they had a shower

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3hadbeen 4hadntlost 5 had seen

6had left 7hadput 8heard 9 went

10 had broken 11 had already left

12 hadr’t stolen

2 PRONUNCIATION

a_/i/ week, people, screamed

/q1⁄ fast, asked, last

/ev/ name, behave, gave

A/ hit, sit, hospital

3 VOCABULARY

I strangely 2 suddenly 3 accidentally

4 immediately 5 suddenly 6 Luckily

7 unfortunately 8 immediately

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1 GRAMMAR

a 1 lived ina small flat

2 didn’t like it much

3 was studying English

4 had been to New York

5 hadn’t read the paper

6 had woken up really early

7 had got home at 11.00

8 wouldn't forget

b 1 Heasked me if I wanted a coffee

2 He asked me if I was a new student

3 He asked me if I’d been there long

4 He asked me where my parents lived

5 He asked me what I was studying

6 He asked me where I'd gone to school

7 He asked me if I was interested in

computers

8 He asked me what my mobile

number was

€ 1Do,want 2dontlike 3 ll talk

4cantake 5’ve broken 6 will, do

7 don’t want 8 TÌwait

VOCABULARY

a ltold 2asked 3said 4 asked

5said 6 asked

b Itold 2said 3told 4 asked

Stold 6 asked

nN

we PRONUNCIATION

a 1 read, went

saw, caught

stood, should

paid, made

preferred, heard

cried, tried

told, sold

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CAN YOU REMEMBER ?

Inobody 2many 3them 4 did

Shad 6gone 7was 8if