Upbeat starter students book

Possessive adjectives:my, your, his, her, its The alphabet Days of ihe week 12 Verb to be: plural Countries and Subject Pronouns: r", nationalities you, they ,Compass points fiftcen,

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Possessive adjectives:

my, your, his, her, its

The alphabet Days of ihe week

12 Verb to be: plural Countries and Subject Pronouns: r", nationalities you, they ,Compass points

fiftcen, /i/ titly

10 Exchange personal Listen: {s 3r r;gn,';9,,,7

information and compte:= a'c.n

Function: Say hello and Write: Co.:: ::: :.goodbye form for a 2-'.^ ='

Pronunciation: word stress

Ask where people are from

14 Geography - English around the world Consolidation of language and skills

Skills focus: Reading Reading tip: Scan for information

Possessive adjectives:

our, your, their

Pronunciation: /a/ a trainer

Talk about your personal possessions

Interview your partner about favourite things and people

Read: i', -::.

impoftan: ' :-' 'a? Listen: t3 ?- -i3-, i,',

and ma<: -:::sWrite: a :a'=;'"-:- ':'

20 Can (request) Fast food and drink Function: Order food

Money and drink The birthday presenf Consolidation of language and skills Skills focus: Listening and speaking Listening tip: Don't panic!

Speaking tip: Keep talking Revision: Units 1 and 2 R1

There are: affirmative, Furniture negative, question

Some and any with

plural nouns Prepositions of place:

in, on, under, behind,

in front of, next to

Rooms, pafts of a Pronunciation: /d/ there house and fittings Talk about your home

Plan a club room

Read: Dc-: =-:=:-:

living Listen: io a phone conversation ano make notes

Listen: Solve a about a pictu'=

: Describe your bedroomFunction: Make and respond to requests British and American homes Consolidation of language and skills

Skills focus: Writing Writing tip: Punctuation 32

Read Write Listen Read: A family buslness

lrregular noun plurals

36 Have got: he, she, lt Appearance

Prepositions of time: Months and

42

Ordinal numbers Science - The truth about twins Consolidation of language and skills Skills focus: Reading Reading tip: Guess new words

Revision: Units 3 and 4

Read: Street art lives!

Write: a paragraph about jobs In your family

Read: Joe's Caf6 Menu

Places of work

48 Objeci pronouns: me, Adjectives of you, him, her, it, us, opinion them

50 The right fhlng Consolidation of language and skills Skills focus; Speaking and listening Listening tip: Predict from the task Speaking tip: Speak clearly

Ask about times

Pronunciation: /o/ often

Function: Express surprise and comment

Read: Shanng cultures Listen: to a

conversation about Josh and Polly's routines Write: a paragraph about your padner's routine

Read: Ihe Good and Bad Habtits Quiz Listen: to a conversation about health habits The British school day Consolidation of language and skills

Skills focus: Writing Writing tip: Linkers: and, but, because and so Revision: Units 5 and 6

60

;lmperatives , Places in town

Pronunciation' /a/ can Ask about abilities

r Talk about food

, conversation about :abilities

Write: a shopping list

lfor your favourite meal

.Listen: find places on

a map

Citizenship - You and your food Consolidation of language and skills

Skills focus: Reading Reading tip: Focus your reading

70 Present continuous The weather tPronunciation: /4/

dolng

72 ;Present simple and present continuous

Sports , Talk about the sports

:you play, and some

: famous people's sporls

lnterview your friends about their free timeFunction: Make and respond to suggestions

Play a true/false game

: Listen: to a

: conversation about the

: weather

l t-,.

iRead: Sam and Erin's

, favourite sports; BMX star's dream

rWrite: a paragraph

r about famous people

i from your country '

| ,-.

;Read: Polly, Sam rand Josh's favourite :activities

t "

, Read: A bed in a r,gh 'place!

76 ,lt's driving me crazy! Consolidation of language and skills rSkills focus: Listening and speaking Listening tip: Predict from photos and pictures

,speaking tip: Don't rush

80 I Past simple of verb rPast adverbial Pronunciation: /h/ how 'Write: an email

74 Like, love, hate, prefer : Free-time + -ing : activities

82 ' Past simple of regular rYears verbs: affirmative and

i

negative ,Prepositions of motion r

,t Past simple of regular Adjectives of IFunction: Ask about verbs: questions and ,feeling problems

ir,i, He bought a

,:!lil'sports car:

,li:i::

,r.iljloB

,:ii;Where did you go? : verbs: questions

92 Past simple with ago r Landscape

90 , Past simple of irregular Holiday activities Function: Talk about

ri toc

irtl

94 : History - Explorers Consolidation of language and skills

Skills focus: Reading Reading tip: Skim for gist

96 :Eeykion:.Uftita,9and'10 , - '

holidays Talk about a holiday you Read: Open Wortd Trip

people or inventions

E

Three days ago we

; saw the waterfalls

1 lC 1O2 Which + indefinite Clothes

lil ,:too + gdjeclilie

t.-100 r Comparative and Adjectives of Answer ttre iurrey

isuperlative of long quality , questions aojecilves

l

,l

: Pronunciation: /J/ shirtFunction: Shopping for clothes

104 : A problem at school Consolidation of language and skills ,St<itts focus: Speaking and listening Listening tip: Listen for gist , Speaking tip: Keep it simple

it

f;;l tZa plans and intentions , ,Talk about your plans Thing; Plans for the l:*

,,""O"rO a"n album Listen: to interviews

"128 108 Possessive pronouns Adverbs Read' How patient

12C 11O Want + infinitive; Function: lnvite, accept

.lwanttoseetheWant+objectpronounandrefuse

" video + infinitive

12D 112 The IJK's craziest festivals Consolidation of language and skills

ii: across cultures ,Sfitt" focus: Writing Writing tip; Sequencers: flrst, then, after (that) ,:.1,

' ir'r.

!;RG 114:Revisiqn:rUnits,11 agd,12.:.' ' :: : ,, ', ,: t::,j.;!

Is it your first tinre here?

Grarnrnar Verb fo be: singular

Subject pronouns: l, you, he, she, it

Possessive adjectives: my, yaur, his, het its

Vocabulary Numbers 1-100

[*] E"4it]."f U1]

* *b Listen and read Gompiete the dialogue

with the correct phrases from the box

Sam: Hi, Polly 1 _

Polly: Fine, thanks And you?

Sam: I OK, thanks 2_ Erin.

Polly: Hi, Erin 3 _ it your first time here?

Erin: Yes, it What's that?

Polly: lt my new mobile phone

Erin: lt a cool ring tonel

Polly: a _

Zac: Hi, everyonel

Erin: Who he?

Sam: He the Club Leader His name Zac

Erin: How old he?

Sam: I don't know Tweniy-five? Thirty?

Josh: Hi, guys How are things? What's that?

Polly: Oh, it' my mobile phone again

Josh: lt' an awful ring tone!

u, How are you?

u This is [my sister]

k''*cmffi u Emrur; f* u,-''-: hen"s X *1 **

1 one 2 two 3 three 4 four 5 five 6 six 7 seven

8 eight 9 nine 10 ten 11 eleven 12 twelve

13 thirteen 14 fourteen f 5 fifteen '!6 sixteen

17 seventeen 18 eighteen 19 nineteen 20twenty

21 twenty-one 30 thirty 40 forty 50 fifty 60 sixty

70 seventy 80 eighty 90 ninety

1OO a hundred/one hundred

ffi finO five numbers in the photc and say them.

;

i,i

You're (You are) 15.

He/She/lt's (He/She/lt is) 15.

l'm not (lam not) 14.

You aren't (You are not) 14.

He/She/lt isn't (He/She/lt is not) 16.

Short answers

Yes, you are

No, you aren't

Yes, lam.

No, l'm not

Yes, he/she/it is

No, he/she it isn't

ryh$ff

f lostr: Hello My name'ii Josh

Zac: Hi, Josh ,il;rr: you a newmember?

Josh: Yes, I ir:.r'i:r.

Sam: lt':* his first time here.

Zac: OK Fill in the form, please

@ frin: How old ia!"+ you, Polly?

POlly: l',r}-r fifteen .'.i;,il':;-r y9g fifteen too?

Erin: No, l'.i:i !ti.:,': lil* only fourleen

My brother Sam"ir fifteen

Zac: Who':= she?

Polly: Her name'rl Erin.

Zac: Fs Sam her friend?

Polly: No, he ir+ir=r1 Sam-;.: her brother,

1 ril

Practice

7 Rewrite the dialogues using

short forms where possible

1

A: Here is a photo of my sister.

B:What is her name?

A: Her name is Aiice

A:Here's a photo of my sister.

1 What 's number one?

2 How old _ Erin?

3 Hi I _ Michael and this _ Sarah.

9 Complete with the correct form

of the verb to be

Zac: How old 1 _ you, Sam?

Sam: l2_fifteen.

Zac: 3 _ Erin fifteen too?

Sam: No, she a _ She 5 _fourteen.

Zac: And Josh?

Sam: I think he 6 _fifteen.

Pronunciation:

'lO oL Go to page 130.

Speak

11 Work in pairs Talk to the famous people

A: Hello What's your name?

B: My name's Beyonc6 Knowles

A: Nice to meet you, Beyonce

How old are you?

Possessive adjectivesmy

yourhisherits

Knowles,born 1981

| 3 lAngelina

i Jolie,

i, born ,:L 1975

12, Ireitl the class about the people in the photos

1 Her name is Beyonc6 Knowles She's .Write

't 3 Write about two of the people in the photos

ffi extra practice

For more practice, go to page 116 {F # €'i"#

Vocabulary The alphabet

Days of the week

Say hello and goodbye

Lr l

Gomprehension

2 Gomplete the form for Erin

Parkside Youth club

:i-rlliitiililiiiult:il 1: t! ::i

',:,L1,;:rl::;.1::iig;''

$ ''"WoeahurEary: The aiphabet

Aa Bb Cc Dd Ee Ff Gg Hh li Jj Kk Ll Mm Nn

Oo Pp Qq Rr Ss Tt Uu Vv Ww Xx Yy Zz

b ;L Put the letters in groups with the same

vowel sound Then listen and check

4 Spellyour country and your town

l'm from ltaly I.T.A.L.Y My town is

Lds€ep'a

and complete it for Sam's friend, Josh

G Now talk to your partner and complete

a form

A:What's your first name?

B: /f 's .

A: How do you spell it?

WoeabuEary; Days of ihe week

Joshr Good morning, Mr Davis.

Mr Davis: Good morning, Josh How are you?

Josh: Fine, thanks And you?

Mr Davis: Not bad, thanks See you on Friday.

Josh: Yes, OK Goodbye

Say hello informally

Ask about somebody

* How are you?

* How are things?

Say hello formally

See you (latefl

' See you on Friday.

, Goodnight.

t G Roleplay similar conversations with

a) a friend b) a teacher at your school

J tsKHrA praetrce

For more practice, go to page 116 -,r r J J r

Subject pronouns: we, you, they

Vocabulary Countries and nationalities

Compass pointsRead

f l, Listen and read" Match the photos

to the correct dialogues

1

e Excuse me Where , r you from?

We ,'r., from Poland We'' ,, Polish

Yes, we ',, ,.

2

e Excuse fl'le :".,,r you from Portugal?

r' No, we,,, :, t, : ,: We from Spain

a Oh Where ,,, 'r you from in Spain?

i' We ,ri from Madrid in the centre of Spain.

3

What nationality ,, they?

e They r',, ltalian

' ,, they from Rome?

Milan in the north of ltaly.

2 wtatctr the countries to the numbers on

the map

Argentina - 5

n Argentina e Australia " Brazil Canada

o Chile o China o France n Germany Greece

o ltaly Japan o Mexico c Poland Portugal

o Russia " Spain o Turkey the UK " the USA

3 i Go to page 130.

4A i^ Listen and write the nationality adjective

for each country in the correct group

Santiago 5 ;=

b ," Listen again and check Then mark the

stress, e.g Argentinian

e 3rege A:res

in the north/south/east/west of ltaly

in the south-east of Canada

in the centre of Poland

-r5

\L'A Srsfrue i:;l

ffi Choose a city in your country Don't say the

name Say where it is Your partner must guess

ffi Cover the dialogues in Exercise 1 with the

red bookmark and remember the missing words

ffis'aetE*e

? Uate questions and answers

1 Sam and Erin/American? X British

A: Are Sam and Erin American?

B: No, they aren't They're British

2 Antonio Banderas/ltalian? X Spanish

3 you and Anna/from Poland? /

4 your parents/Polish? X Russian

5 you twoifrom the UK? X Australiaffipemk

ffiffi noleplay conversations with the people in

the photos Use conversation 1 to help you

A: Excuse me Where are you from?

B:We.'re from We're .

A: Are you from ? B: Yes, we are.

A:Where are you from?

B:l'm from (country)

A: Are you from (town)?

B: Yes, lam./No, l'm not I'm from .

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For more practice, go to page 116 -,t .r r -t .j

Negative

We/You/They aren'tfrom Spain

Short answers

Yes, we/you/they are

No, we/you/they aren't

''l:ltriitl,t :tl.:ir:i,;iur.r: r'

i=: =;.:l.,rr' I r, : I : i

English around the world M

to the English-speaking countries.

Canada New Zealand the UK the USA

" the Republic of lreland n Australia South Africa

1 How many countries are there in the world?

a) about 200 b) about 400 c) about 600

2 ln how many countries is English the official language?

a) about 5 countries b) about 45 countriesc) about 100 countries

3 What is the second language of the USA?

a) English b) Spanish c) ltalian

4 What are the official languages of Canada?

a) English and French b) English and ltalian

c) English and Spanish

Read

1a Test your general knowledge Do the Geography quiz above

b Cnect your answers to Part 1 of the quiz The key is at the bottom

of the page

2, b Read the text below and find the answers to palt 2 of the quiz.

World English

There are 193 countries in the world English is the official

language in more than 45 countries

ln the USA there isn't an officia[ [anguage but English is the

first language and Spanish is an important second language.

ln some countries Engtish is the only official language, for

example in Australia and in the UK.

ln other countries, there are severa[ officia[ [anguages In

Canada they are Engtish and French ln South Africa Engtish is

one of eleven officia[ [anguages!

4 ,.,

[ :,Reading tip: Scan for inforrmation

When you want to find certain information in a text you scan it You don't need to

read every word For example, to find names, places, countries, nationalities and

languages in a text, look for words which begin with capital letters.

My name'sTiago Baptista l'm from S5o Paulo

in Brazil S5o Paulo is a very big city I speak

Porluguese My second language is English.

Why is English important for you?

English is important for me for three reasons:

1 The lnternet is great for school projects and

homework and many websites on the lnternet are in English

2 English is the language of student chat rooms My student chat

room friends are in Spain, Poland, Russia, ltaly and the USA

3 English is important for many jobs in Brazil

Comprehensio!'r

column 1 in the table

1 Tiago's home town is big I

2 Tiago's first language is English

3 The lnternet is important for school work

4 Tiago's student chat room conversations

are in Portuguese

5 English isn't important for jobs in Brazil

Listen

5a l* Listen to a podcast by a girl called

Celine Complete column 2 of the table in

Exercise 3.

b Listen again and note three reasons whyEnglish is impodant for Celine

Speak

6 Game: Think of a country Give four clues

Other students must guess the country

1 lt is/isn't an English-speaking country

2 The first/second language is _ .

3 Abigcityis_.

4 The capital is _ .Write

7 Write an entry for the World English website

Give information about you and why English isimportant for you Use Tiago's text to help you

Who are you?

My name's l'm from I speak

Why is English important for you?

English is important for me for reasons

Regular noun pluralsDemonstrative pronouns this, that,these, those

Vocabulary Common objects

Wmtmfu xx Earyr; emn:"ramCIn ehjefrt$

ru ;- Match the objects in the photo (1-12) to

the words in the box Which words are not

in the photo? Then listen, check and repeat

* apple * b?g * bike ,o book u camera

e diary ,' exercise book * hat * lD card n key

*, mobile phone " MP3 player * pen

* sandwich o trainer * T-shirt * watch

t hat

2 Wfrat is in the picture? Write the words in

the correct column in the table below

Speak

4 talX about you Ask and answer

A:What's in your school bag?

B:An exercise book, two apples,

Dialogue

5 r 11 Listen and read Gomplete the dialogue

with the correct phrases from the box

Erin: What's i:t:r*t,? ls it a new hat?

Sam: Yes, it's a present Where's my MP3 player?

Erin: ' _

Sam: l'm sure it's in my bag lt isn't here!

Erin: What's tf"u*i? ls:1it** it?

Sam: Yes, it is.2 Thanks

Polly: What are tF:++;*?

Sam: They're my trainers

Polly: Your old trainers 3 _ They're disgusting!

Sam: a _ What are t**iet*?

Polly: Banana and chicken sandwiches

Sam: Now:tEtr,:++:: are really disgusting!

Pluralpens

sandwichesdiariesapples

1 A: What are those?

B:They're rucksacks

2 A: What's this?

B: lt's an MP? player.

ffi extra practice

o Don't be silly! I don't know.

" Yuk! Welldone!

For more practice, go to page 117.$9 +tr # 4F ,s}

Possessive adjectives: our, your,

their

Vocabulary Colours

Get started

'l What is important in your life? Number these

things in order: 1 = verv important, 5 = not very

important

E animals E friends and family I music

I sport E possessions

Read

2 ), Look at the webpage below and read

about Danny Fletcher Which topics from

Exercise 1 are in the webpage?

Gomprehension

3 Read the webpage again and complete theprofile for Danny

Your Profile

What's your name?

Where are you from?

What's important in your life?

I -What's your favourite possession?

-ffi

Speak

4 fa*about you lnterview your partner for thewebpage Use the questions in Exercise 3.A:What's your name? B: Enrico Marrone

1 2 3 4 5 6

P@nt.co.uli

Userfisme: Danny99

Hi l'm Danny Fletcher

Manchester in the UK

So, what's important in my life? My friends

are very important! This is a photo of

me with Carla and Rob, my best friends

We're in Carlan*.! house Carla's in the green

T-shirt and Rob's in the yellow and black

T-shirt Carla** sister, Emily, is in the white

T-shirt The dog is called Brutus lt's"Elfu*lr

parent*'dog.

My mobile phone is also very important

It's my favourite possession! All my

friend*;i phone numbers are in my phone

Music is also important in my life My

favourite band is Greenday T"iter#r newalbum is great Rob, Carla and I are in a

band #e:+" band is called Purple Apples

their parents' dog

my friends' phonenumbers

Subject pronouns

our

yourtheir

WC

you

they

Possessive adjectives

-*^" -l

n blue brown r gold c green

c pink purple o red silver

5 Cover the text with the red bookmark and

remember the missing words

Practice

Ci Write complete sentences with the

genitive 's or the genitive s'

6 This is/the boys/favourite band

Send Danny a message

Practice

7 Complete with our, your or their.

1 We're in our new house

2 They're late What's _ phone number?

3 This is a photo of me and Emily.

We're at _ youth club

4 A: Hi, you two! Are they _ dogs?

B: Yes, they are _ names are Benji and Rufus.

listen, check and repeat

b falt about the cotours on Danny's webpage

Danny's T-shirt is red.

Listen

g io Look at the topics in Exercise 1 Listen

Which topics are important in Astrid's life?

Write

'lO Write a webpage paragraph about peopleand things which are important to you Use

Danny's webpage to help you

For more practice, go to page 117 #,:it # #

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Vocabulary Fast food and drink

Money

1 iu Look at the menu Listen and repeat

Then match the pictures to the items on the

menu Which words are not in the pictures?

[1 = a/one pound t2.50 = two (pounds) fifty f5 = five pounds

7 Cover the dialogue in Exercise 4 with the redbookmark ln groups of three, read the dialogue.

Dialogue

4 ), Cover the dialogue and listen

Note the prices you hear

JOSh: Hgllo r"ii'.ir::, :rr:r,.i.- ri: :rl.:i::: the

sandwiches?

Man: Chicken or cheese?

Josh: Cheese

Man: They're t3.60

JOSh: OK! i,"i:.::.1 :i

',iirii:.jul a ChegSe SandWiCh

and a hot chocolate, iri+it:,::i:?

Man: Here you are.

Josh: Thanks

altogether, i:i:i.r,:iii i.irl;j?

Man: That's t5.45, please Thank you

Next, pleaselPOlly: .:,::lit ri iii;,11;, a paoket Of CfiSpS, a

bottle of mineral water and two hot

dogs, 1., r,t't,':;l:.,'?

Man: Anything else?

Polly: Yes, a chocolate ice cream, please

Josh: Polly! You're joking!

Polly: You know me l'm always hungryl

GustomerAsk for food and drink

AssistantCheck

* Can I have a sandwich, please? u Chicken or cheese?

* Can I have two hot dogs, please? * Anything etse?

u How much is a packet of crisps? a lt's 45p

o How much are the sandwiches? " They're t3.60.

* How much is that altogether? * lt's t4.05

Give the foodand drink

* Here you are.

Speak

€B Roleplay similar conversations in a caf6

Use the menu in Exercise 1.

Extra practiee

For more practice, go to page 118 +3 + ,- iilJ

i your mother e yout brother o a friend

i o your girlfriend/boyfriend c your sister

The necklace is a good present for my sister.

a computer game

Read

When is his mother's birthday?

Comprehension

3 Read the story again and answer true (T)

or false (F).

1 The trainers are Brad's birthday present

2 Brad's trainers are black and white

3 Plain white is Alex's favourite colour

4 The trainers are t25

4 How much is Alex's pocket moneyfor a week?

I I I

Alex: Hey, Brad! Those are really great trainersl

Brad: Thanks They're my birthday present fromMum and Dad.

Alex: Black and white trainers are cool Mytrainers are awful!

Stella: Look Those are the same as Brad'strainers What are your favourite colours?Black and white or plain white?

Black and white Plain white is OK but it's a

bit boring

Alex:

Mum: 140 for trainersl That's expensive

Alex: Yes, but they're really, really cool Please,

Mum!

Oh, all right Here you are But no pocket

money for eight weeks, OK?

OK Thanks, Mum You're a star!!

Next day

Alex: Bye, Dad See you later.

Dad: Where are you going?

Alex: l'm going to the sports shop to buy

new trainers

Dad: OK, but don't forget, it's your mother's

birthday next week

Alex: Oh nol

New words

o birthday o the same 3s o plain (white) a bit

Listen

Listening tip: Don't panic!

When you listen for the first time, you probably

won't understand everything Don't panic! The next time you listen you will understand more.

Now do Exercise 5.

5 , Jr: Listen to Alex when he goes shoppingand complete the table

SBeak your mind!

Speaking tip: Keep talking

When you speak, don't worry about makingmistakes Keep talkingl

6 What's the best idea? Look at the list andgive your opinion

Buy the black and white trainers

Buy the chocolates and the flowers for his mum,and the plain white trainers

Buy the necklace and the plain white irainers

Give his mum another present (What?)

Listen

7 ' lor Listen and note what Alex buys

for his mother

Write

t24.99 Write the conversation with his mother

Use the dialogue for Picture 3 to help you

Alex: Mum, can I borrow t25 for ?Mum:

i boring o borrow o expensive really I

I r pocket money r star c don't forget i

L. _ , _- '_-' i

L_ i plaln white trainers

it's a good ideait's aK

it's a bad idea

Revision: Units 1 &2

Alex: Hi, Julia How o are you?

Julia: Fine, thanks And you?

Alex: OK, thanks What 1 _ that?

Julia: lt 2 _ a photo of Keira.

Alex: 3 _ Keira your friend?

Julia: No, she a _ She 5 _ my sister.

She 6 _ in lreland at the moment

Alex: 7 _ you and your sister lrish?

Julia: No, we 8 _ but our grandparents e _

from lreland Where 'o _ you from?

Alex: I 11 _ from London

Marks /11

2 Gomplete the sentences with my, your, his,

her, its, our or their

0 Hello What's you! name?

1 l'm from the UK but _ father is from Poland

2 The boys are brothers _ parents are Spanish.

3 Where's Maria? _ keys are on the table

4 David is my friend _ family is from France.

5 lt's a nice dog! What's _ name?

6 l'm Paul and this is my brother, Chris

e trainer H{e r key o mobitephone

o lD card hat sandwich

A What's this? lt's a mobile phone

00 What are those? They're bikes

Marks l10

4 Write sentences with the correct form of

the verb fo be and the genitive (singular's or

Mary Ward School,

Thomas! How old'

- you?

Thomas: 2 _ fifteen

JK: 3 _ Krol an English surname?

Thomas: No, it 4 _ lt's Polish 5 _ father is

from Poland

JK: What's in your school bag?

Thomas: A pen, 6 _ lD card, a diary and an MP3

player.

JK: What's on the MP3 player?

Thomas: Kaiser Chiefs and Pink Floyd , _ my

b@

b) is

b) l'mb)What

b) am not

b) Mvb) an

b)They're

c) am

c)arec)Amc)Who

Vocabul aty (40 marks)

Ci Write the missing number in each sequence

0 thirty forly fil$ sixty

1 ten eleven _ thirleen

2 four six _ ten

3 twenty-three twenty-five _ twenty-nine

4 twenty-two thirty-three _ fifty-five

5 ninety-seven ninety-eight ninety-nine _

Marks /5

7 Gomptete the sentences with a country from

the box and a nationality

0 Miguel is from Sdo Paolo in Brazil He's Brazilian

1 Mika is from Tokyo in _ She's _ .

2 Tom is from New York in _ He's _ .

3 Vladimir is from Moscow in _ He's _ .

4 Carina is from Flome in _ She's _ .

5 Nicole is from London in _ She's _ .

6 Piotr is from Warsaw in _ He's _ .

7 Emilia is from Madrid in _ She's _ .

Marks 114

8 Look at the T-shirts What colour are they?

1O Complete each mini-dialogue with a

phrase from the box

i Thanks! o Nice to meet you o I don't know

i

0 A:This is a chicken and chocolate sandwich

B: Yuk!

1 A: This is my friend, Sally B: _

2 A:This hot dog is t20! B: _

3 A:Where is Bruno from? B:_

4 A:Your mobile phone is really cool B:_

5 A: Hello, Ben _ B: Fine, thanks

Marks l10

11 Look at the jumbled conversations below

Number the lines in the correct order

Conversation 1

a)Me? l'm fine, thanks

b)Hi, Beth! How are things? 7 c) Goodbye

d)Not bad, thanks, Adrian How are you?

e)Yes, see you on Friday, Beth Bye.

f) See you on Friday?

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Gonversation 2

a)They're t1.50

b) That's t2.65, please

c)Sure: Anything else?

d) How much are the chicken sandwiches? 7

e)Can I have a chicken sandwich and an orange

tr e1.50 The burger is one pound fifty.

Use your English

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3 c,- There isn't a bath.

questionDefinite article: fhe

Vocabulary Rooms, parts of a house and fittings

Hi! My name'sTom Bird.This old red

double-decker London bus is now a holiday home

Downstairs li-L+r+':'.i" a dining room and

a kitchen The kitchen is quite small

"iil*,:q:+,:.,; a cooker, a fridge and a sink but

itrr;,:'r-: i=l::'t a dishwasher - unfortunately!

'ih+:::ri:'r also a big living room with two

windows and a television on the wall

my mum and dad and a small

bedroom for me and my

brothel Luke ,itr'.,:'+'.+ also a

bathroom .tr: i:i:*:r,',,' a bath?

No, ii;rl';."i'r !s:l't but ti:*;;+r'i

a shower, a washbasin and

a toilet

I'm at school now so the bus

is in our garden but when

we're on holiday we're in a

different place every day and

we're always the star attraction!

Read

I

' .1 , Read about this bus.Why is it different?

2 Answer the questions.

1 What colour is the bus?

2 What is the bus now?

3 Who's Luke?

4 Are the two brothers in one bedroom?

5 Where's the bus now?

door o downstairs c floor garage

j garden upstairs wall window

1 There's a cooker in the kitchen

2 There isn't

The kitchen: 1 cooker 2 table 3 fridge

4 dishwasherThe bathroom: 5 bath 6 shower

7 washing machine 8 washbasin 9 toilet

4 Look at the plans of the bus in Exercise 1.

Name the rooms 1-6 and name the fittings 7-13

i bath " cooker dishwasher

i shower sink n washbasin

Therens a bathroom There isn't a bath

ls there a bath? Yes, there is

No, there isn't

Definite article: the

' Downstairs there's

a dining room and a kitchen

The kitchen is quite small

5 Cover the text with the red bookmark and

remember the missing words

1 dining room/your home?

A: ls there a dining room in your home?

B: No, there isn't

b felt the class about your partner's house

There isn't a dining room in Carla's flat.

Listen

9 ;^ Listen to a girlon holiday in Cornwalltalking to a friend about her hotel room Notefour things about the room

1 lt'squitesmall 2_ 3_4_

Flat tO let in London sE1B.

1 bedroom, bathroom, kitchen,

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and questionSome and any with plural nouns

Vocabulary Furniture

la ,1, r Listen and repeat

armchair bed bookcase o carpet

i CD player chair o chest of drawers clock

, computer cupboard c curtains n desk

DVD player o lamp mirror r plant shelf i

sofa o table television (IV) wardrobe

i

b tvtatctr the pictures (1-10) on the right to the

words in the box

,it,

r Let's have a look Sorry,

not really my kind of [music].

What do you think?

the new club room.

Grammar

There are

AffirmativeThere are some chairs.

QuestionsAre there any DVDs?

Some and any withAffirmative

There are some CDs

Questions

Are there any DVDs?

NegativeThere aren't any desks

Shoft answers

Yes, there are

No, there aren't

plural nouns

Negative

There aren't any computers

Yes, there are,

No, there aren't

4 Two items of furniture are in the

photo but not in the dialogue What

are they?

5 Cover the dialogue with the red bookmark andremember the missing words

Practice

Ci Write complete sentences with the correct form of

there are plus some or any

1 desks/in this classroom /./

There are some desks in this classroom

2 chais/in the club room / ?

Are there any chairs in the club room?

3 computers/in this school/ ?

4 sofas/in thal caf6 / X

5 books/in that cupboard / /

6 good DVDs/in that shop / ?

7 CDs/on the shelf / zY

B chairs/over there / ,/

7 CompareZac's club room and your classroom

There aren't any desks in the club room but there are some desks

in this classroom

Speak

8a plan a club room Look at Exercise 1a and choose sixitems Write a list

a sofa, an armchair, a and sorne

b ttow ask and answer about your club room

A: Are there any armchairs in your club room?

B: No, there aren't but there's a sofa

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under, behind, in front of, next toMake and respond to requests

Sam: Yes, OK lt's the table

Erin: Thanks Wow! Your room's very messy, Sam!

Oh, can I borrow your lvIP3 player too?

Sam: Sorry, Erin, I need it.

Erin: Please, Sam! Just for this evening?

Sam: Oh, all right lt's my bag.

Erin: Thanks very much! Where's your bag?

Sam: lt's me, , the wardrobe

Erin: Your MP3 player isn't in your bag lt's here

the table And one more thing,

can I borrow .?

Sam: Erin! I'm busy!

Josh: This is a fantastic game Can I borrow it? Sam: Oh no! Not you too

* Look at the photo

Then close yourbooks What can youremernber?

There's a desk,

€ Answer true (T) or false (F).

1 Erin's phone battery is flat f

2 Erin, Sam and Josh are in

Sam's room

3 lt's Erin's MP3 player.

4 The N4P3 player is in Sam's bag.

5 Josh thinks the game is brilliant

Gramcrear

Prepositions of place

4 Cover the dialogue with the

red bookmark and remember the

missing words

Fractiee

ffi est and answer about the

people and objects in Sam's

bedroom

1 mobile phone (table)

A:Where's the mobile phone?

7 Sam and Josh (Sam's room)

8 wastepaper bin (chair)

'ffi seEve Etl

g

6 Jr Look at the picture and listen There are five mistakes

in the recording What are they?

1 The sofa isn't behind the cupboard lt's next to the cupboard

Spea$r

7 talt about you Describe your bedroom and say wherethings are

There's a bed There's a chair next to the bed

G '* Listen and repeat Then practise the conversation

in pairs

A:Can I borrow your pen?

B:Yes, OK Here you are.

A: Thanks And can I borrow your MP3 player?

B:No, l'm sorry I need it.

No, l'm sorry I need it.

€} Practise more conversations in pairs Use the words inthe box then add some more possessions

o mobile phone o James Bond DVD English dictionary Beyonc6 CD " Heltolmagazine i

3mF British and American homes

tl-*,

u

fEII

v

5

There are about 22 million homes in

the UK Some are flats but most are houses.

There are many old British houses.

Some are 500 years old

BO7" of British families live in a house.

Only 1 5%" live in a flat

There are four televisions in theaverage UK home

There's a pet in 52% of British homes.

x 3l,t

a a a a a

2 Read the factfiles again Say which country

(UK or USA) has the most of the following:

t homes USA 2 houses over 200 years old

3 televisions in the home 4 pets

3 ;" Read about Denise and complete the

information in the table

from London talks

about her home

"l lir" with my mother,

father and brother in a

semi-detached house

in London Upstairs

there are three

bedrooms and a

bathroom Downstairs there's a living room,

a dining room and a kitchen There's a small

garden at the back There isn't a garage My

bedroom is small There's only a bed and a

wardrobe for my clothes and things but it's

my favourite room l'm not very tidy All my

stuff is on the floor!"

New words

o home detached semi-detached

i terraced million most live o average j

I " 0", swimming pool r aparlment (block)

i

| ".j,:1" ,ack .-things tidy stuff i

.- " _i

Listen

4 , i', Listen to a radio interview with an

American boy called Gerry and complete theinformation in the table in Exercise 3.

Speak

Answer the questions, then tell the class

Where is it? Which country? Which town?

ls it a house or a flat?

How many bedrooms are there?

Is there a garden/swimming pool?

What's your favourite room or place?

Write

Writing tip: Functuation

Use punctuation to make your writing clear.

Use a full stop at the end of a sentence andstart a new sentence with a capital letter

Upstairs there are three bedrooms and a

bathroomJhere isn't a garage.

Use a comma to join a list of more than twothings.

There's a living roomLa dining room and a kitchen.

Use a question mark at the end of a sentence tomake a question.

How many bedrooms are there?

Use an exclamation mark when you saysomething surprising or funny.

All my stuff is on the floor!

Now do Exercises 6 and 7.

6 Punctuate these sentences

1 our flat is quite big there are three bedrooms in it

2 there's a television in the bathroom

3 where is your house

4 there's a swimming pool a big gardenand a garage

? Write a paragraph about your flat or house

or your ideal home Use Denise's text inExercise 3 as a model Remember to check thepunctuation

I live with my in a .

!'ve got a brother.

Have got: l, you, we, they

lrregular noun pluralsFamily

Talk about your family

Ben Crawford's famiiy is different

from other families They're trapeze

artists in Circus Zazel.'This circus

is a family business,' says

flfteen-year-old Ben, 'and it's great I

a brother, George, and a sister, Francesca, and we're all trapeze

artists like my mtlm, JilI and my

dad, Ilarry.'Ben, George and

Francesca also , an aunt,

an uncle and a cousin in Circus

Zazel.'Aunt June and her husband,

Uncle Rob, are jugglers and their

son, AIan, is an acrobat,'says Ben

' the children school every

day? Yes, they Ben's mother

is also a teacher and there are

lessons every morning in their

caravan What about friends?

'I any school friends,'

says Ben, 'but tr Iots of circus

fl*cte: lrregular noun plurals

e woman - women e man - men

u child - children a person - people

rlrii

1 i, Read the text How many children are

there in the Crawford family?

Gomprehension

2a Uatch the name with the job

Ben - trapeze aftist

Ben Rob Francesca

George June Harry

3 ,01 , Complete the table with words from the

text Then listen, check and repeat

Alan is an only child

4 talkabout the Crawfords Use the cues

1 Ben/George

Ben is George's brother

2 Ben/Harry 3 Alan/Rob 4 June/Rob

5 HarrylAlan 6 Ben/June 7 Francesca/Ben

B HarrylJill 9 Francesca/Rob 10 Nancy/George

Grarnmar

Have goti l, you, we, they

l've got a brother I haven't got any sisters

.- Have you got Yes, I have

a brother? No, I haven't

,: Have you got any,., brothers and sisters?

> Now make similar sentences with uze andthey

5 Cover the text with the red bookmark andremember the missing words

Practice

€i Complete the interview with Francesca with

the correct form of the verb have got

Q:1 Have you got a big family?

F: Yes, l2 _ lt's quite big

Q:How many brothers and sisters 3 _ ? F: I a _one brother but I 5 _ any sisters

Q:6 _ you and your brother _ any pets?

F: No, we 7 _ Sorry, that's wrong We 8 _ any

cats or dogs but we e _ a goldfish!

Q: OK One last question, ,o _ a boyfriend?

F: No, | 11 _ I 12 _ time for a boyfriend l'm a

full time trapeze artist!

Uselyou,r Englishl,Talk ab_out i ,

your family

1 ja , 65i!n ana repeat ihen,praciise,the,,i

conversationinpairs,, '

'. { Have,,yol1got an} brothers or Sisters? r

B1Y€s, Ihave, tlve''gottwo brothers ahd a,siSter:, A: How old are they?

B:My brothe;s areeleven andreighteen, -'.

,, A::Hrow many c,ousin,srhave you go.t? ,, ' ,,, ,, , ,.,B:l've got about ten

I,,Roleplai'similar.,convefiations., kl,about,,

brotlter$ i sisters, coUSihs, au nts, and u ncles

ffi extra practice

b Copy and complete the famity tree

4+m She's got dark hair.

Vocabulary Appearance

Dialogue

1 ;t Listen and read Complete the dialogue with the correct

phrases from the box

Sam: Hi, guys ' _

Polly: Summer Love Catherine Zeta Jones is in it.

Josh: Who's Catherine Zeta Jones?

Polly: 2_ She's in Ocean's Twelve She's very beautiful.

Josh: What sorl of hair i+i.+* she ijlr,-t?

Polly: She'*; {*t+li: long dark hair.

Josh: And what colour eyes?

Polly: She'l+ Ei+{: big brown eyes She's married

to Michael Douglas

Josh: Michael Douglas? I*;:rr= he g,r:r"+l short blonde hair?

Polly: No, he ili,ri,:.l"t'ii He's about 65 He';",; gr:t short

grey hair, not blonde hair.

Sam: Hey, look! Ihe Bad and the Beautiful is on.3_

WillSmith and CameronDiaz are in it.

Josh: Oh, I know Will Smith He's really good-looking,4 _

Sam: 5 Josh.

tnrr"."@

Oh, you know ln your dreams,

" like me! What's on?

That's my kind of film.

Comprehension

2 Answer the questions

1 What films is Catherine Zeta

Jones in?

2 Who's her husband?

3 ls he young?

4 What film is Will Smith in?

5 What's the name of the otherstar in the film?

black dark dark brown brown o red

light brown grey fair blonde white

of Colin Farrell and Jude Law

RussellCrowe

medium-length, brown hair.

Height: He's medium-height

Age: He's middle-aged

Other: He's got a beard

IIame:

Agej Eyes:

Height:

Bussell Crowe44

Who is the best James Bond?

I think isn't the best James Bond because hehasn't got and he isn't

Have you got short dark hair?

Have you got brown eyes?

Are you tall, middle-aged and good-looking?

Send a photo to thenewbond@studio10.com

Speak

Other students must ask questions and guessthe person

o ls it a man/woman/boy/gil?

o What sorl of hair has he/she got?

a What colour eyes has he/she got?

Namel Age:

She's got She hasn't got

Has she got Yes, she has

brown eyes? No, she hasn't

> Now make sentences with he and ft

4 Cover the dialogue with the red bookmark

4e*

E

Vocabulary Months and seasons

Ordinal numbers

check and repeat

I

Months

October January March o December

o May July April " September

e February June August e November

Seasons

spring summer r autumn winter

months to each of the following signs:

1 Aquarius 2 Libra 3 Aries 4 Gemini

5 Capricorn 6 Leo 7 Sagittarius

1 The months in Aquarius are January and February.

3 o', , Listen and repeat

l " -" -i

i c 1st first o 2nd second .3rd third " 4th fourth i

:

I - -, ,

5th fifth 6th sixth e 7th seventh 8th eighth

o 9th ninth e 1Oth tenth o 11th eleventh

i l Ztn twelfth 13th thirteenth 14th fourteenth

I

I * t Stf, fifteenth e 20th twentieth o 21st twenty-first

i ' 30th th rtieth " 31st thirty-first

4 Work in pairs Student A says three numbers

from 't to 31 Student B says the ordinal numbers

A: three, seven, twenty-oneB: third, seventh, twenty-first

5 ;, Go to page 130.

I

6 uto Listen and read ln which month is

a) Polly's b) Erin's birthday?

Erin: Let's read our horoscopes When's your

birthday?

Polly: lt's *:i; July 17th My star sign's Cancer.

Erin: You're lucky Your birthday's rti the summer

My birthday's ir; December -;i:'i

New Year's Eve.

Polly: So what's my horoscope?

Erin: 'You've got a difficult week at school.'

Polly: No, I haven't Oh, wait a moment! l've got a

Maths test this week

Erin: When?

Polly: ilri: Friday and an English test tomorrow

The horoscope's right I have got a difficult

week at school!

@ Solve;tl

What is Erin's star sign?

Speak

1f Talk about you Ask and answer in pairs

A: When's your birthday?

B: lt's on April 23rd

A: What's your star sign?

B: lt's Taurus.

t2 Write your own diary dates as full

sentences, then tell a friend

My best friend's birthday is on the eighth of May.

ffi extra praetice

: + e.;iEi.}&i.l

; !,"4 *4?

Comprehension

7 Answer true (T), false (F) or don't know (DK)

1 Polly's birthday is in December F

2 Polly is fifteen on her next birthday

3 Erin's birthday is in the winter

4 Polly's Maths test is today

5 Polly's horoscope is correct

Gramrnar

Prepositions of time: in, on

When's your birthday?

Month: It's in July Season: lt's in the summer

Date: lt's on 11th July Day: lt's on Monday

Note

We write: 7lth Juty or Juty 1lth

We say: the eteventh of July or July the eteventh

I Cover the dialogue with the red bookmark

and remember the missing words

Fractiee

about the dates, using in or on

A: When's Erin's birthday?

B:/t's on the thirty-first of December

Ertn's bklhd,o4t - 31sL Decxmbexthe nexL Engllsh LesL - Wednesd,a4 the, end" ol tzxm - FrL Lnd, Aprtl

|he neyL schooL *lp - sprmg

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