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a, - Greetirgs

Counties and niliq*i=

Relationships Numbers (GIOO)

Cross-curriruta! p,a€e The,Tembe

Indians of the Amazon p.48

Furniture and appliances

Addresses Buildings Location and directions

The verb have g.t

want to / would like to

Learning Tips p /54 lrregularVerbsp /54

A nagazine page:

llhat's in your ,',ardrobe?

: short film review:

- A short text: A'day'in

ti?e life of Gary Silver

A note on a fridge door

Three newspaper advertisements: Property for rent

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Containers PriceS.Money ,

A magazine page:

Food Corner A magazine article:Breakfast!

Accidents and injuries

ll Numbers over one hundred

An interview: The Maths genius who gave it all

British and American English p /55 Word List p i56

Cross:curricuLat:gage ,.' ,' ,." 'l',.' Life events

TheracetotheSouthPole p.1O4'sports

Greeting and saying goodbye Asking about sb's health Introducing oneself and others Exchanging basic personal information ldentifying relationships

Three short dialogues

(identifying personal items)

Three short dialogues

(understanding specif ic

information)

A dialogue (identifying people /

transferring from verbal to visual

Sentences about one's family members A description of a person Developing skills:

Punctuation and capital letters

ldentifying and describing objects Expressing possession

Talking about one's family members Discussing clothes

Expressing opinion Describing people's physical appearance

A street survey (understanding

specific information)

A dialogue (understanding

specific information)

Two phone conversations

(understanding gist and specific

information)

Pair work

Group work

* Third-person singular -s

questions

people's daily routines

A paragraph about what

Developing skills: Word order

Telling the time Expressing likes and dislikes

Talking about free-time activities

Talking about routines

Three short dialogues

(identifying the location of

objects)

Three short dialogues

(understanding directions and

locating places on a map)

A dialogue (understanding gist

and specific information)

Pair work

differences Group survey

How to list things

ldentifying the location of objects Describing rooms and houses

Asking for, giving and understanding directions

Two phone conversations

(transferring from verbal to

visual information)

A dialogue (understanding gist

and specific information)

talents and abilities

A paragraph describing what people are doing Developing skills: Set

e-mails

Talking about talents and abilities Making a phone call

Offering help Making suggestions and arrangements

Talking about current activities

Talking about the weather

Three short dialogues

(identifying situations)

A quiz show (understanding

specific information)

Four monologues (identifying

Talking about sports

Comparing past and present facts Expressing opinion

A dialogue (identifying objects)

(understanding gist and specific

tenses

Talking about a holiday Making plans

.Inviting

Accepting and refusing invitations

Talking about health problems

Asking for and giving advice Referring to the past and future

Asking and answering about dates

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UK - British

Johannesburg Dublin New York Sydney

Montreal London Wellington

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What does lhis word uean?

Write a sentence, Speak irr English'

I dont know Listen to the C0.

Can I go out?

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Look at the board Vequiet,pleaset

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Jill Good morning, Brian.

Brian Hi, Jill How are You?

Jill Not bad And you?

Brian l'm OK, thanks

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-l':-Paul Hello, Leol

Paul f.tot much How's it going?

See you later.

2 a Have a nice weekend

Torn Hello, Marek This is mY

lsabel Nice to meet You.

Marek Hi, lsabel That's a nice

name Are You ltalian?

tsabel No, l'm not I'm SPanish.

l'm from Madrid, but

Marek I'm from Poland

lsabel oh, so you're

Polish

B Read again and comPlete with

Marek

1.'l'm not ltalian.'

2.'l'm from Madrid.'

T

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3.'l'm Polish.'

NAME:

Karolina MalikNATIONALITY:

Polish

Glaude GrenierNATIONALITY:

Our surname's Martin

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You aren't Hungarian

Your surname'sDudek

Susan There's Beata and her / their boss.

Carol What's her / his name?

Susan Antonio Panini

Carol He is / ls he ltalian?

Susan No, he isn't / aren't His / He's Spanish

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Yes, they are / are they

She isn't Peruvian

They're married

Yes, he is I No, lee isn't Hs's mf

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*O'U' PHONE NUMBER:

2 Here's _ present for your birthday.

a She b His c Her

B: Yes, they are.

A: What's surname?

a your b their c our

a He's b His c.l'm

2 We isn't / aren't British We is / are lrish

B: No, he aren't / isn't He is / are my colleague

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Yes, I'm fine And you?

a purplenotebook

1 Lee Hey, that's my notebook.

Jenng No, _ Your notebook

2 Andrew Sam, is your umbrella over

That isn't my purse.lt isn't red

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Brad Are you ready for our trip to

Barcelona?

Andg Of course, I'm so excited!

Brad, Hey, nice backpack!

Andg Actually, it isn't my backpack

Brad, Whose is it?

Andg lt's my flatmate's Now, train tickets,

here

Brad Here take these, too

Andg What are these?

Brad They're dictionaries A Spanish-English

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pencilsstudentsphonestoothbrushesticketsbackpackspensactresses

Inse / Who's toothbrush is this? ls it Anne's /

IP?

r|se aren't my notebooks They're my

lfrnate / flatmate's

llhose / Who's Mr Jones? ls he our new

-ighbour / neighbour's?

Yes, she's got a baby boy, Chin

Toyn Hi, Jess This is my friend, Linda'

Jess Hello, Linda

Linda Nice to meet you

Jess You look familiar Have you got a sister?

Linda Yes, I have Her name's Sandy She's an

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brother sister son daughterA: Yes, he

Etave you got a brother?

Yes, I have" / No, I harren't

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Paula Have you got any brothers or sisters?

Olivia Yes, I've got two brothers and two sisters

Paula Really? That's nice

Olivia What about You?

Paula I'm an onlY child

B Read again and complete the sentences

H | 'r got = has got

Yes, we/you/they have.

at the exarnPles and

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( t l've got a brothe,r His navne is

f} a/am

The words trousers and.

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Hairspray is a film about a girl called Tracy

Turnblad Tracy is chubby but she's a great

dancer In the film, John Travolta plays

he is very different Edna is overweightand she's got medium-length hair In real

blue, but in the film Edna's got brown eyes

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-' Lrnda? Tick picture a,b or c.

with Mr/Mrs/Miss/Ms

A Read the e-mail below and add punctuation andcapitals

nice her name is annie she's tall andchubby she's got medium-length dark

and she's an english teacher

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letters in gour writing.

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A Cross out the odd word Then add one more'

-2 camera - torch - mobile phone - train

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2 Has James got orange trainers?

a No, it's Delia's

3 Has your grandmother got a mobii'b phone?

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Choose a description from the box, read it out and try

to guess who it is

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Read the following and check the appropriate

B Read again and write Tfor Tyue or F for False.

"1 Mommy is usually spoken English

3 Old man is a father and a husband

4 A chif d's father's father is only called Grandpa.

Mum, Mom, Mummy, Mommy, Mama or Ma?

These are all names for mother and they are all common in spoken language.

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and Pop are American

and it can also mean !

Grandpa, Granddad, Gramps

and a Granddad, so there's no confusion

have an Abuelo and an Abuela (Spanish) or an Opa

and Oma (Dutch)

soap opera

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What's the time?

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chat show

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sitcomsports

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Dave Wait a minute!Where's the remote control?

Melissa Oh, no! Not again! | don't like football

B Read again and write D for Dave, M for Melissa or

5 We watch the news

Read the examples What do you notice about

don't like / don't watchdocumentaries

B Listen and repeat the

Anna Hi, Sophie Are you readY?

Sophie Give me a minute

Anna Do you go jogging only on Sundays?

time?

Yep Let's go!

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afternoon/er"iino

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He has a shower, but then he doesn't have

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a starts b reads c finishes

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Man Yes, l'm an architect Iwork in

the city centre

Lind,a Jones How do you get to work?

Linda Jones Does she work with you?

Man Yes, she does

take the bus

ride a motorbike

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architect

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work?

works

-.'nda Jones How does he get to work?

,.,'oynan He uses the underground, then,

-inda Jones Does he ever take a taxi?

,\;ornan Only when he's late

-inda Jones I see Thank you

ts Read again and complete

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a Do you work? b How do you get to work?

B Listen and repeat Is the intonation rising r' or

and the underground her a lift

4 Who has got a car?

a Luke

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C Read again and write T for True or F for False.

weekend

on Saturdays

-\ Liqten to two different women talking on the phone

Subject + verb

I hoover on Saturdays

jr,ftP Revnev'tnber to check the word" ord"er

:., subiect + verb, adverbs of frequencg

!; Rer^ev^ber to use prepositions of tivne :

g,,.rnorning, on Saturdag afternor")

work

the newspapershoppingbedhousework

work

5 I always have a in the evening

parentheses

1 Donna (never / watch) soap operas

2 Peter (cook) dinner every daY.

Yes, I like it, too

B:

Yes, but she doesn't hoover

B: He walks

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one of the people below and talk abouttheir daily routine

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Read the following and tick the appropriate boxes

-ntences to the class Your classmates must find the

-ntence that is not true about you.

I alwags go to the cinevna on Saturdags.

I tidg ut g loov^ on Sundags.

I d,o the washing-up everg dag.

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swim in the river

But they are always

careful because

there afe alligators

and piranha fish.

'Busy,busy,busy'

B Read again and answer thequestions

washing?

Go to Song page.

in hammocks like this

from the river but sometimes theY

sleep in hammoeks and they don't have showers, sc theY

wash in the river They do the

washing theren too

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upstairs

Claire Hey, Lucy! Check this out

Lucg What is it?

Claire lt's a picture of my new house

Chire On Cross Street.

ttcg My friend Tina has got a flat there

(fuire lt's24 Cross Street

,-eg So, what's your new house like?

Chire lt's great Downstairs there's a big living

bathroom

dnire There are two small bedrooms, one

ltcg ls there a garden?

Cbire Yes, there is And there's even a fish

t-rc1 Nice!

tfuire Hey, come round for coffee later

l-u,g Sure See you later

LBead again and answer the questions

t Wtro's got a flat on Cross Street?

{ YUhere's the big bathroom?

There are only two

^t a Yes' there are'

the living room

Bettg What's your flat like?

Henrg lt's lovely two

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Worvtan Thank You.

Wornan And the remote control?

telephone

Wornan OK Where's the mini-bar?

Wory.an Right And the bathroom

Worwan Oh, it hasn't got a bath!

B Read again and correct the sentencesbelow

gt

! s rug / mirror is in the bathroom.

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Sea gou towtght'

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B Read again and write T for

1 Brian is at work

2 Brian has got two dogs.

4 Brian's got clothes outside

5 The cake is for Brian's sister.

C Read again and find who or