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1 Global

LESSON 1.1

Vocabulary: international words

Speaking: meeting someone

Vocabulliry: countries

How to ask where someone is from

Grammar: (0 be: he she and it

listening: exchanging information

How 10_ introduce a friend

Gl'ilmmar 1 to be: you (pluraO we and they

Grammar 2 possessive adjectives: our, your and their

LESSON 2.2

Vocabulary: personal objects

Pronunciation: l rel and leI

G " D I D" and noun plurals

listening: what's in your bag?

l£SSON 2.3

Vocabulary: numbers 11-101

Pronunciation: saying numbers

How 10_ ask and talk about age

Grammar: to be: review

Re~ i ng : The Wallace family

Review and consolidation 1-2

About town

Vocabulary: places in town

(PO""')

Grammar: possessive's: singular and plural

Vocabulary: snacks and drinks

How to-order food and drink

'\JocM twy: adjectives

Vocabulary: colours listening in a shop

Travel

Vocabulary: places Vocabulary: adjectives of opinion How to give an opinion

Grammar: there is/ are; some; a lot of

LESSON 4.2 Vocabulary: prepositions of place Grammar: there isn't/are n't; is/are there ?; any

How to ask where a place is Pronunciation: /9/ and 1 0/

listening: dire ; " ;o :n ~ s ~ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ LESSON 4.3

Vocabulary: telling the time listening: what's the time?

How to buy a train ticket Pronunciation: / Ol /

Reading: Three museums Review and consolidation 3-4

Reading: My job Pronunciation: /s/./z/ and /lz/

LESSON 5.3 Vocabulary: days of the week Vocabulary: verb collocations Grammar 1: Present Simple: you (pluraO we and they

Grammar 2: Wh-questions Pronunciation: do in Wh o questions

Vocabulary: furniture

Grammar: have got

Reading: I want to live in

LESSON 6.2 ·

Vocabulary: doing housework

How to • make simple requests

Grammar: adverbs of frequency

Pronunciation: ,"'/ and hi

Reading: housework

LESSON 6.3

How to •• offer food and drink

Pronunciation: would you

Grammar: like + ·jng; want + infinitive

Vocabulary: leisure activities

Vocabulary: verbs of like and dislike

How to ••• make suggestions

Pronunciation: can and can't

Reading: Men and women

LESSON ].3

Vocabulary: months

Vocabulary: ordinal numbers

How to write and say dates

Grammar: in, at, on

listening: make a date

Grammar: Past Simple of to be; negatives and questions

How to take part in a game

9

10

How to ask about a past experience

Pronunciation: lau l

Vocabulary: more adjectives

Grammar: How -+ adjectives

listening: job interview

(p.S6-9 1

Review and co solidation 7-8 (P.5 -"59)

Money LESSON 1 Vocabulary: money verbs

Vocabulary: teenagers and money

Grammar: Past Simple: regular verbs: positive

Pronunciation: Past Simple ·ed endings LESSON 9.2

Vocabulary: money adjectives

Grammar: Past Simple: negatives and Questions

Pronunciation: 1 :);/ and /1 : / listening: Paul Gauguin

L£SSON9-3 VocabtJlary : high numbors

Grammar: Past Simple; irregular vt'rbs

H ow t o _ talk about que s tionna ;n! res ults

Reading: Internet ideas!

Changes LESSON ,

Vocabulary: life events

Grammar: going to: positive

Reading: celebrity interviews

LfSSO H 10 2

Vocabulary: emotions

Grammar: going to; negatives and questions

How to ••• say goodbye

Pronunciation: I g<K>U] tal

listening: the fisherman LESSON 10.3

Grammar: why and because

Pronunciation: sentence stress

Vocabulary: presents

How to._ give and receive gifts

Review and consolidation 9-10 10 · 72 - 7) 1

1 Global

Match the words from the box with the photos

bus chocolate computer doctor

"aS5l'crt pizza restaurant taxi

telephone television

passport

Speaking

g a Complete the dialo ues with the words in the

box

( Welcome too My I'm Htee name Hi)

1 A: Hello I'm Dave Reed

S: Hello I'm Usha Kapoor, Nice to meet you

A: Nice to meet you, (1) _ _ _ _

2 A: Hi, Mona

B: (2) _ _ _ • Andre

3 A; Hello (J) to Hotel Presidente

B: Thank you (4) name is Claire Aston

4 A; Hello I'm Charles What's your (s) ?

B: (6) Taku

A; Welcome to london Tours, Taku

b Match the pictures (A-D) with the dialogues in exercise 2a

A: H M~ name's Don What's your name?

B: Hello, Don I'm Judy

A: Nice to meet you, Judy

8 Nice to meet you too, Don

• Complete the dialogues with I'm or you 're

A: Hello My name's Pierre What's your name?

B: I'm Julie

1 A: Hello (1) Adam Gorski

B: Welcome to Hotel Lux, Mr Gorski

A : T h ank you

B: (2) _ _ _ in room 8-1-8

2 A: Hello, 0) Clive Wells

8 Nice to meet you, Clive (4) _ _ _ _ Lori

A: Nice to meet you, too Lori

C Find four more mistakes in the dialogues and

correct them

A: Hello I Svetlana Rochev I'm

V oc abul ary I (ountries

a Correct the spelling

b Complete the puzzle to find the South

American country

How to I ask whe r e someone i s from

g a Put the words in the correct order to make a dialogue

A: from, you Ben? Where are Where are _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ B: Poland from I'm

A: in Where Poland?

B: Warsaw

b Write dialogues Use the prompts

1 Kana I Japan I Tokyo A: Where are vou {rom , Kana ?

-Gramm ar I to be, he, she and it

m Write dialogues for each picture

-m Write two sentences for each picture Use the

prompts

(He/Mexico) He isn't from Me xico

He's from Brazil

B: N o, it isn't U's a Mercedes

1 compute r I a Deil/an Apple

a a Rewrite the sentences using contractions

I am from the UK and he is from the USA

I'm from the UK and he's from the USA

1 Who is he and where is he from?

2 It is not from Italy It is from Spain

3 I am from Poland and you are from Germany

b 004 listen and check Then say the sentences

_ Read the dialogue and complete the details about the three people

Receptionist: Hello Welcome to Fortune Hotel

Receptionist: What's your name, please?

Jane: I'm Jane Jones Now, where's my

passport? Oh here it is

Receptionist; Thank you You're in room six-one-four •

Ms Jones And what's your name? Paul : I'm Paul Earte

Receptionist: Is this your passport Mr Earle?

Paul: Yes, it is

Receptionist; OK You're in room eight-one-nine, Mr

Earle

Jane:

Paul: Jane:

Paul:

Jane:

Paul:

Hey Paul, who's she?

Who? Oh she's candy Fox

Candy Fox? Is she a celebrity?

Yes, she is She's from the USA New York?

No She's from los Angeles

Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ Room: _ _ _ _ _ _

Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ Room: _ _ _ _ _ _

Name: _ _ _ _ _ _ From: _ _ _ _ _ _

Vocabulary I nationalities

(omplete the table with the nationality of the

countries in the box

China Germany India Italy

Japan Mexico Poland Russia Spain

the UK the USA

-ian / an -ish -ese

Brazilian

_ label the flags

the Japanese flag

• look at the profile Complete the sentences about (armina

Favourite food: KI.ng Pac chicken (from China) F8VOl.rite film: Feu WeddrIgs 8Ild a Funeral (from the UIq

Favourite singer Lady Gaga (from the USA)

Favourite actor Gael Garcia BemaI (from Mexico)

Favourite book: The Idiot by Dostoyevsky (from Russia) Favourite fashion designer Yamamoto Yo/li (from Japan)

1 My name's (armina Mor etti I'm Ita lian

2 My favourite food is Kung Paa chicken It's

7 My favourite fashion designer _ _ _ _ _ _

GIl a 05 li sten to the word s from the bo~ and comple t e the tab l e

All'lefiee" Brazilian - Chinese

German Italian Japanese Mexican Polish Russian Spanish

Grammar I possessive adjectives : my,

you r, his and he r

• Complete the dialogues with my, y o r, his or

3 Wh 's hers favourite actor?

4 What's you're favourite food?

What's your name?

Victor; MY name's Victor She' s Alice and (1) name is Thiago

Where are (2) _ _ _ from?

Victor: (J) British, (4) _ _ _ American and <5) Brazilian

What is (6) favourite film?

Victor: (]) favourite film is Singing in the Rain with Gene Kelly It's a classic American film (8) favourite film is La Strada It's a classic Italian film

(g) favourite is TItanic Is TItanic American?

What is her favourite book?

Victor: (to) favourite book is The Great Gatsby by F Scott Fitzgerald (11) _ _ : favourite is Animal Farm by George Orwell and (12) favourite is The Alchemist

by Paolo Coelho Coelho is Brazilian

g a 006 listen to th e letters Match the vowe l

sounds of the letters (a-z) with the vowel sou ds

m 001 Cover the audioscript Li ste n and complete

the information on the cards

A: Hello What's your name, please?

B: My name's Stefania Giordano

A: How do you spell Giordano, please

A: OK, what's your name, please?

B: [I'S Ian Evering

A: Can you spell that please

B: Yes Ian: I A· N And Evering: E V· E· R I N G A: Thank you very much

How to I introduce a friend

m Put the words in the correct order to make dialogues

1 A: is Jon this Alan,

Alan, this

B: you, meet Jon to Nice

c: meet too Nice Alan to you

2 A: is Rani Elif, this

Elif,

B: to you, Rani meet Nice

C: too, to Elif meet Nice you,

Gr a mmar 1 I to b., you (plural), we and

they

• Rewrite the dialogues with the words in brackets

A: Is she married? (they)

B: Yes, she is

A: Are they married?

3 A: Where is she from? (they)

B: She's from Brazil

a Read the dialog es Correct the mistakes

A: Where are Mum and Dad? L

B: They in the garden with Aunt Sea 're

1 A: Are Yanni and Petra married?

B: No, they are They're friends._

2 A: Is you and your wife from Moscow?_

B: No, we aren't Alina's from St Petersburg and

I'm from Kazan

3 A: Your friends are in the garden._

B: hey not my friends They're Erica's friends _

4 A: Hello Who is you? _

B: I'm Francesca and this is my husband Tony

We're from Canada

your and their

m Circle the correct word

My name is Kelly and his name is Larry.~Our

s W e ' re/Our car is very old

6 What's they're / the ir email address?

7 Julian is a Singer but we' re / our actors

C Complete the email withwe.re.y ou.re.they.re our, your or their

Hi Mum and Dad,

How are you? Sarah and I are fine We're in

Recife in Brazil (1 hotel is great and

Belinda and Cipriano are in Recife too They're (3) friends and (4) from Sao Paulo

The attachment is a photo of Belinda, Cipriano

and Carlita in (5 house in Sao Paulo

It's big! Carlita is (6 daughter She's

1"

Complete the crossword

Pro nun ci a tion I /re/ and l e i

g a 008 Listen to the wo r ds fr om the box and comp l e t e t h e t a bl e Use t he unde rl ined sound

fflen6 g r !ndpa In terngt p~n

s~ven t!xi umb r ~lla

b li ste n aga in a nd s y t he wor d s

DOWN

Gramm a r I a/ an and noun plural s

_ Answer the questions with a / an

~~~ -r~ -Woman: (purse) Are they purses?

Man: (camera) No They aren ' t eurses

They ' re cameras

, Woman: (television)

? Man: (computer)

2 Woman: (mobile phone)

? Man: (iPod)

3 Woman: (watch)

? Man: (mobile phone)

• 09 Cover the audioscript listen What is in leo's bag? What is in Charlie's bag? Complete the lists

Int: What's in your bag, leo?

Leo: What's in my bag? Oh er • well a mobile

phone No, no, two mobile phones •

Int:

Leo: Int:

Two?

Yes, one is my phone and one is a work phone

OK

leo: And an umbrella, and a book Oh, no My book

is at home Urn a brush and er two apples That's it!

Int: OK, great Thank you very much

Charlie

Int: Hello, Madam

Charlie: Hello

Int: What's your name?

Charlie: I'm Charlie

Int: What's in your bag, Charlie?

Charlie: Well my passport and a camera and three

books No Not three books Four books!

Int: Four books!

Charlie: Yes For my holiday And a brush No, Two

brushes and my purse That's it

Int: OK great Thank you very much

Vocabulary I num bers 11-101

• Match the numbers (1-10) with the numbers (a-j)

g Write the next two numbers

twO four eight sixteen

thirty-two sixty·four

eleven twenty-two thirty-three forty-four

2 ninety eighty seventy sixty

3 sixteen fifteen fourteen thirteen

, forty-nine fifty-six sixty-three seventy

5 twenty-seven thirty-six forty-five

6 sUtteen twenty-five thirty-six forty-nine

7 ninety ten eighty twenty

Pronunciation I sayi ng num bers

• 0.0 listen and write the numbers you hear

How to I ask and talk about age

m Write the dialogues Use the prompts Jane/19

A: How old is she?

B; I'm no t a teacher I'm a student

1 A; It's a camera (iPod)

a a Complete the dialogues Use contractions where

2 A: Hello, Madam (4) they your sons?

A: He's my son but the other boy Cs) _ _ _

B: How old (6) they? (j) they twelve?

A: No, they (8) They (9) ten

B: Sorry, Madam The film is for children over twelve

m Complete the family tree with the information about each person

The Wallace family

He ' s sam wallace His sister is Marie

He~ forty-five years old He 's a

teacher His wife is Monica

She's Patricia Wallace Her son is

Sam She ' s sixty-eight years old She ' s

ttalian

He 'S Derek wallaCe H is wife is Patricia

and his daughter is Marie He'S sixty

-five years old He'S American

She 's Monica WallaCe He r husband is

Sam She~ forty-four years old She ' s

trom ffanCO·

She ' s Marie WallaCe He< - ~

Sam She~ \tIirly-eight years old

She 's a ooetor

'!hey'" MalcOlm and Debbie WallaCe

'!hey'" _ years old H is favourite

S!XJII is _ I and her favourite S!XJII

Name: _ _ _ _ Age: _ _ _ _ Favourite sport: _

Name: Sam

Age: 45

Job: teacher

Name Age:

Name: _ _ _ Age:- - -

Job:

Name: _ _ _ Age:- - -

Sytvia and I married

• 'm not b isn't , aren't

Jenny is from the UK but I

• 'm not b isn't , aren't

_ Comptete the dialogues with the correct form of

the verb to be Use contractions where possible

t Ie Hello Where are you from?

A: (13) he from the USA?

8: No, he (1-4) His mother and father

(IS) from the USA, but he's from

We're from Germany bu o r parents are from Russia

1 name is Steven Jones He's my c usin

2 A: Hello What's n me?

B: I'm Tara White

3 I'm Olivia and this is _ _ _ husband, Greg

4 Charles and Eva are our friends _ _ _

daughter is called Deb ie

S The restaurant is called Homa food is

Italian

6 Julia and moth r are in London

7 My h sband and I are in the Bergman Hotel room is number 4·S·9

A: Max is in (s) I'm /m y English class

8: Are Fitz and Marin in your class, too?

A: Yes, they are (6) They ' re / Their broth rs

alan and noun plur a ls

• Complete each sentence with a, an or

C Complete the dialogues with the plura form

of the word in bold

A: Is this your p n?

B: No My pens are in my bag

1 A: Is she your sister?

B: No My are in Germany

2 A: Where's your brus ?

B: My are in my bag

3 A: What's in your bag? A watch and a book?

B: No Two _ and a book

4 A: Is this your camera?

B: No My are in my bag

6 Are they France / French?

7 It's an USA / American car

u Lena is my

V oc abul ary I places in town

Complete the puzzle Find the hidden UK city

parents from Italy from Brazil

children daughter - 3 sons = 12 and 15

son - 5 favourite food favourite food = favourite drink -

(sushO Luko's favourite food ;s sushi

( BraziO Sandra's parents ore (rom Brazil

A ' _

• Put the apostrophe in the correct place

My parents~ holiday house is in Cape Cod

1 What is your sisters favourite snack?

2 What is Vladimirs surname?

3 My childs favourite food,is cheese

4 Her childrens favourite food is chocolate

5 That's my mothers favourite film

• Read the sente ces What is the meaning of's in

each sentence? Write P (possessive 's) or I (is)

Armando's my brother l

1 Bianca's brother is Cla dio._

2 Where is Keiko's bag?_

3 Johann's not here today _

4 Who is Hilda's friend?_

5 Jake's camera is great _

a Which words contain the /0 sound?

a prawn b name «( whit> , a doctor b actor c singer , a cake b chocolate c roll

3 a coffee b tea e water

4 a cheese b not e sugar

5 a cafe b snack , shop

7 a orange b apple c cheese

b 011 listen and check

Ho w to l arder food and drink

C Complete the dialogue

A, Can I help you?

B, Yes Can I (1 a cheese sandwich please?

A Eat in or take (2) ,

B, Eat in, please

A, Sure Anything (J) ?

B, Yes A coffee W

A, With milk and (5) ,

B, Milk please (6) sugar

• nice small closed

5 hot cold s low

b Write the opposite of each answer in exercise

This mobile phone is only €9.99 That's really cheap

1 I'm sorry, this shop is closed now We're _ _ _

again tomorrow morning

2 My coffee isn't very hot Is your coffee _ _ _

too?

3 Frans is an _ _ _ friend from school

-4 Myoid computer is really slow How much is a new, computer?

5 This ca p rk isn't ' It's $2 for one hour

6 These cakes aren't They're two days old

7 A: Is your hotel room good?

B: Yes, it's very _ _ _

Pronunciation I /ou/

m a Underline the ! -au ! sounds in these sentences

It's not Qpen It's clQ.sed

Hello Is this Joe's hotel?

2 So, is this your clothes shop?

3 Oh, no! My computer is so slow

b 0 12 listen and check Then say th e sentences

Grammar I position of adjectives

• Put the words in the (orrect order to make

questions and sentences

a new./computer/The/is

The co mputer is new

b (omputer / a/new / t's

It ' s a new computer

t a salad / ls / good? / your

b good/a/Is/it/salad?

2 a sandwiches/the/Are/fresh?

b fresh/Are/sandwiches?/they

3 a is/Her/expensive./phone

b an/phone./lt's/expensive

4 a nice/apples./They/are

b nice./apples/The/are

a Correct the mistakes

Is he your boyfriend new?

Is he your new boyfr iend?

1 The shoe shop closed is

2 This salad is nice really

3 Can I have a piece big of chocolate cake?

4 Small your sandwiches are

5 They expensive aren't

6 It's very nice deli

7 That's really expensive car

Reading

_ Read the text and answer the questions

Hotel: Hotel Camilla

City: london, UK

Price band: C

Address: 22 Bassington Street

london, W2 6EZ

Review

My favourite hotel is m london It's called HOlel camilla

and it's on Bassington Street, near the centre of town

I's a small hotel - about ten rooms - but it isn't very

expensive and it's very good The white sheets in the

rooms are from Italy, the flowers are fresh every day and

the food a d drmk in each room is free

The ma agers of Hotel Camilla are lUIS and hiS Wif

Camilia luis is Spanish and Camilla IS Bntlsh The guests

are from all over the world Rooms are about ~ 80 for one

night - th t's cheap in london!

What is the name of the hotel?

It's called H otel Camillo

1 Where is it?

2 Is the hotel big?

3 Where are the sheets from?

4 How much is the food and drink in the rooms?

5 Who are the managers of the h tel?

6 Which country are th y from?

7 How much is a room at the hotel?

Vocabul ary I price s

a (orred the mistakes

(€u}o) That one euro ninety, please

That's one euro ninety please

1 (S2.45) That's two dollar forty-five please

2 (Eo50) That's fifty pence, please

3 (£ 29) That's six euros twenty-nine please

" (€3.60) That's three euro sixty cents, please

5 (So.991 That's ninety-nine dollars, please

6 (€11.49) That's eleven forty-nine euros, please

7 (£ 80) That's eighty pounds please

b l ook at the pictures Complete the sen tence s

The COs are nine pounds eighty·nine

How to I ask for p r ices an d pay for things

g a Compiete the dialogu es

t A: How much is that?

B: (1) €tO.99 please A: (2) you are

B: Thank you (3) your change

b Write a dialogue Use the prompts

A: (How/ hat?) How much is that ?

Grammar I this, that, these, thase

_ Choose the correct sentence 'o,.,,-h picture

o Is this your mobile phone?

b Is that your mobile phone?

c Is those your mobile phone?

a Th t's the gallery

b These is the gallery

c Those is the gallery

a Is this your shoes?

b Are these your shoes?

c Are those your shoes?

m Put the words in the correct order to make

sentences

are These nice flowers

The se Dowers are nice

1 t24 bag That is

2 suitcase? your Is this

3 those Are new? shoes

4 closed shops today are These

5 Clive This my is brother,

6 are Those expensive chocolates

7 How computer? much that is

The Italian flag is

green , white and red

A; Can I help you?

B; Yes How much are those black purses?

A; They're fourteen Euros ninety-nine And those white

ones are twelve ninety·nine_

B; Oh OK er

k They're rea lly nice pur s es

B; Yes, er can I have a black purse?

A; Certainty That's fourtee n ninely_ni_ ptease

B: can I pay by card?

A: Sure Just e ter your PI N number here Thank you

Here's your purse and your receipt_ Thank you_

B; Thanks very much Bye

2

A; How much are the apples?

B; These green apples are one pound ninety-nine a kilo and those red apples are two pounds nine pence

a kilo

A; Can I have two kilos of green apples, please?

S; Certainly It's a bit over Is that OK?

A; Yes, that's fine

S; That's four pounds twenty please

S; Yes How much is this black camera?

A: That's eighty-nine dollars ninety-nine

S; Eighty·nine ninety· nine Phew! That's expensive

A: This blue camera is only fifty·five dollars ninety-nine

It's really niee

S; Oh, yes It·s nice Can I pay by card? A; Of course

S; Great OK Can I ave the blue camera, then?

Vocabulary I adjectives of opinion

g a Circle the correct adjective

*****

Qantasi!Z1terrible , **** ,:, not bad/nice , *** ,:,,:, OK/awful

3 **,:,,:,,:, not very good/great

4 * ,:,,:,,:,,:, awful/not bad

b Complete the sentences with the words from the box

( good fantastic OK I16t very goad terrible )

He's not vervqood

-4 _ _ _

,

How to I give an opinion

m Put the words in the correct order to make sentences

islt hin k/this/beaulifu loilibeach

I think this beach is beautiful

seal clean /very Ithin k/ don'l/is/ll the

I don 't t hink the sea is very clean

1 city./I/New York/greal/think/a/is

2 Ih ink/II good.1 shops/those/are/ don't/very

3 fri end./ Fra ncis/is/l hin k/best/ / mV

4 the /thi nk/ expen sive./ don't/ market/ /is/very

Grammar I there is/are; some ; a lot of

• Complete the sentences with there's or there are

Brighton is only one hour

from London There's a

beach and (I) _ _ nice

sh ps and cafes

Canterbury

Canterbury is in the so uth ~east of England It's about

[en kilometres from the sea (2) _ _ a famous cathedral

and (3) _ _ a beautiful ri\lcr - the Rivcr Stour

::"Jottingham

ottingham is in the centre of En land (4) _ _

good shops and restaurants and (5) _ _ a castle near

the centre of town (6) _ _ also a museum about

Robin Hood

York is about ninety kilometres from Manchester II's

an old city and (7) _ _ streets from the 14 00s (8) _ _

also a lOp university, a river and a famo s

museums and galleries

• Replace the words in bold with some or 0 lot of

There are over 12,000 McDonald's restaurants in the USA 0 lot of

There are three big museums in South

Kensington, london _ _ _ _

:2 There are over 250 castles in Scotland _ _ _ _

3 There are about 70 markets in Paffi _ _ _

4 There are six big rivets in Swiuerland _ _ _ _

5 There are three important film studios in

Moscow _ _

C Complete the text Use there's or there ore and

the prompts in brackets

Vancouver in Canada is a fantastic city tt is number one

on a list of best cities to live in But is it a good city for tourists? Write your comments below

Comments

There are a lot of (a lot) gaAenes il downtown Vanc::ot r.e" They are great for tourists

BiIy Coo, Los Angeles

(1) _ (some) nice museuns il 'Ianc:otNer (2) _ (aj """"" museum and a marrtine rTJ.JSeUfll ThB Musarn c:J V".:n::r:ve" IS also great

Jenny Carlhy, Tcxooto

The Shops il Vancouver are reaIy good (3) (a IcC) si~ 19

maJ~ and (4) _ (alsGfa k>t) small shops (5) _ (some) nee shops on Main Street with things from local desigllElfS

AIlmet Wallace, NfM 'Itrt The restauants in V8nc:x::Jl.IIIe are great (6) _ c-< 'Oll

Chi1ese resta -ants and 1SO Japanese resuuants

Lee Yamamoto , ToI<yo

(7) (a) film festival n September - it's Ia astIC (Bt (some) other arts festivals n VancouYer They're reaIy good D:L

Yolanda Cerda , Madrid

Voc a bulary I prepositions of place

Find the prepositions of place from the box in the

• look at the picture Complete the sentences with

a preposition of place from the box

( in front of opposite next to near under)

The man is m the cafe

2 The bus stop is the cafe

3 The bookshop is the restaurant

• The bank is the cafe

S The woman is the bookshop

Granuna r I there isn' t /are n't;

is / are there ?; any

• look at the shopping centre plan below Complete the questions and answers

car park

cafe ) LL t chemist

,-f-:: -' '0

A: Is there a chemist in this shopping centre?

B: Yes, there is

_ Write affirmative or negative sentences about the

shopping centre in Exercise 3

There ' s a car park (car park)

There a ren' t a ny gall eries (galleries)

• Complete the dialogues with the correct word

1 A: Excuse me is there a supermarket (1) _ _ ~

3 A: (s) _ _ _ there any cafes or restaurants

near this holel?

B: Yes, there (6) _ _ _ There are two

restaurants on West Street

A: Great (7) you

B: You're (8) _ _ _

4 A: Excuse me <9) _ there a toilet in this

station?

B: No, sorry (to) _~_ isn't

a a How is 'th' pronounced in the words below?

Tick (w") the correct column

b 014 listen and check

c 0 IS Say the sentences Then listen, check

and repeat

1 I think there's a theatre over there

2 These cameras are cheap They're thirty·three

per cent off

3 My mother and brother are in that cafe over there

_ 0 It listen and complete the questions below

A: Is there a hotel nea r here?

B: Yes, there are two There's a big hotel opposite

the train station and there's a very nice hotel next

to the cinema on Venice Road

A: Great Thank you

B: You're welcome

3 A: Excuse me () _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ,

8: Yes, there are There's a cafe on Camival

Street next to the supermarket And there's a

restaurant oPPOsite the cinema

A: Thank you!

a listen again and complete the map below

train station

Vocabul ary I telli n g the t i me

Write the time next to each clock

ten 0' clock quarter to five

,

6

g look at the departure boards and write dialogues

Use the prompts

A: Excuse me What 's the time, please ?

B: I t' s quarter post two

k And wha t time is the train to Piso Centrale ?

a, U 's ot rwenty - l1ve paSt two

• 0 17 Cover the audioscript listen and write the

times you hear

A: Excuse me What's the time, please?

8 Lei me see Er it's quarter to six

A; That's great Thank you

1 A: Excuse me What's the time please?

A: Twenty to two? Ok Thanks

3 A: Excuse me What's the time, please?

B: Er It's ten past len A: Thank you

B: You're welcome

4 A: What's the time, Henry?

B: It's twenty-five to eight

A: Thanks

How to I bu y a train ticket

m a Complete the dial ogue One word is missing

f om each l ine of the dial ogue

A: Can I a return to Liverpool Central Station,

b Cover the dialogue in Exercise 4a Write a new

dialogue Use the prompts

A: (single/Bergamo station) Can f have a single to

Bergamo station , please?

b 0.8 Listen, check a nd repeat

C a How many schwa l a sounds are in each

sentence?

Th~ theatre is 0PPQsite th~ gall~ry rn

1 Is there a big river in London? 0

:2 What's the lime? Is it seven o'clock? 0

b Now say the sentences

cost there is/

.,

Three museums

The National Railway Museum in York UK is open

from ten o'clock 10 six o'clock every day It's five minutes walk from York slation There are over 100

trains in the museum and there's a lot of art The

museum is very good for children and there1s a restaurant, a gift shop and a cafe The museum is

fTee, but the car park ts £9 per day

The Money Museum in Colorado Springs USA.,

is open from half past ten to five o'clock The

museum is next to the Colorado Springs Fine Arts Centre There are coins and paper money from aU

over the world There is also an American dollar

from 1804 The museum isn't very big, but there is

a gift shop It is $5 for adults

The Museum of Bad Art (MOM) in Dedham, near

Boston, USA, is about twenty years old It is in

the basement of a theatre, next 10 Ihe toilet

The museum is open from two o'dock to nine o'dock There are over 400 pieces of bad art in

the museum Some of the art is really bad There

aren't any staff in the museum 0"5 very smalO and

there isn't a cafe, bul there's a cafe upstairs in the

Iheatre and Ihe museum is free

Possessive's

Write questions Use the prompts

(What Kieran/ avourite film?)

What's Kieran's favouri t e film?

(Wh /Fiona! 5i ster?)

2 (Where/the girls/passports)

3 (they/Oliver/shoes?)

" (What lJ enn i fer l email address?)

5 (Where/your parents/bags?)

6 (Who/Harvey/cousin?)

7 (you / leah / brother? )

Position of adjectives

_ Choose the correct sentence

a My bike is very slow /

b My bike very slow is

1 a Your iPod is small very

b Your iPod is very small

2 iI Train tickets are really expensive

b Tra i n t ic kets are expensive rea ll y

3 a Is the resta rant good?

b Is good the restaurant?

" a Is it a shop new?

b Is it a new shop?

5 a Sorry th is shop dosed

b Sorry this shop is dosed

this, that, these, those

m Choose the correct word

ThoSi! ~These is my brother

1 Who afe thor / these / those people OPPOSite the

r esta u ran t?

3 Is this/ l ho se / these your camera?

Tha t Th ese / Th is are my favourite shops

5 Oh no! Where is th i s / that / those new book?

6 Can I have those / these / that white bag, please?

1 Are lha l/t hese / th is shoes from Italy?

There is/are

m Complete the dialogues with the correct form of

there is / are

t A: Good morning Is th e e a bank near here?

B: Yes, (1) It's on Paisley Street

A: And (2)' _ _ _ _ _ any museums near

here?

S Yes, 0) _ _ _ _ (4) _ _ _ _

a small museum on Baker Street and

(s) a big museum opposite the

A: Great And (to) _ _ _ _ _ a cashpoint in

A: (14) a deli near here?

B: Yes, (15) It's next to the book

shop

some/a lot of/any

• Read the dialogue Choose the correct word or

phrase

A: Are there some,.@nicecafesnearhere?

B: Yes, there are There are (t) some/any nice cafes

on Broad Street near the market, and there are

( 2) any / a lat orcafes in the centre of town A: And what about restaurants? Are there

(J) some / any good French restaurants near here?

8 There are (4) a lor of/any good Chinese

restaurants near the centre, but there aren't

(s) some / any French restaurants near here

A: Excuse me Is there a cashpoint near here?

B: Yes, there is There's one in the bank over there

1 A: Those blue shoes are really cheap

S: Cheap? No, they're really (1) _ _ _

2 A: There's a new (2) _ _ _ on Park Street

B: Is it good?

A: Yes, it is The art is really good

3 A: Is that deli nice?

B: Yes, it is I think it's (3) _ _ _

4 A: Is your coffee hot?

B: No, it isn't It's (4) _ _ _

5 A: Can I help you?

B: Yes Can I have a (s) and a cup of tea please?

6 A: What colour is that umbrella?

B, It's (6) _ _ _

7 A: Excuse me Is there a (7l _ _ _ _ near here?

B: Yes, there is It's in front of the chemist on Fenton Street

_ Match a price in A with a price in B

A

t That's twelve fortY'nine, please

2 Th t's twenty·two ninety·nine, please

3 That's six nineteen, please

4 That's two ninety·nine please

S That's sixty·two, ninety·nine please

6 That's sixteen euros, please

7 That's twenty pounds ninety, please

S That's Sixty cents, please

Vocabulary I adjectives of appearance

a Find eight more adjectives of appearance in

the word square

V o cabulary I live, work, have and li ke

g (omplete the dialogues with the words from the box

have HIte live in live with work as live

work for work in

A: Do you like New York?

B: Yes, I do I love it

• A: Do you any children?

B: Yes, I do I have a son and a daughter

5 A: Do you a small town?

B: Yes, I do

6 A: Do you a teacher?

B: No, I don't

7 A: Who do you ?

B: My husband and my children

Grammar I Pr esen t Simple, I and you

m a Write sentences with' /ike / ' don't like

b Write questions a d answers Use the verbs

Pronunciation I / u: / and / u/

ma O., Listen to the words fom the box and

match them with the sounds

b listen again and say the words

• a 020 listen to the sentences below How

many times do you hear /u:/ and / dOl?

/ " : / />0/

Oh nQ! DQn't gQ there [QJ @]

1 What is there to do in Vancouver? 0 0

2: Those two new students are so nice 0 0

b Say the sentences

How to I show i nterest

a a Choose the correct words to complete each

dialogue

A: I have two children

B: Really? That's a shamei!l§j;

1 A: live in a very small house

B: Really? That's a shame / great!

2: A: I don't live with my parents I live with my friends

B: Oh, I see / do

b Write a response to each sentence

A: I don't like this restaurant

B: Really ? That 's a shame

1 A: I don't work in los Angeles I work in San

larry: Yes can I have an orange juice ptease?

F.A : And for you Sir?

John: Can I (1) a mineral water please sparkling And an orans., julc., for my ( , ) - - -

larry: Thanks

John: Thank you

larry: First time in New York?

larry: I s this your first time in New York?

John: Oh no it isn't I (4) a lot in New York

This is my wife, er she's asleep

larry: (5) do you do?

Jo n: I'm an actor I work in theatres in London

larry: I see

John: What do you (6) ,

larry: I work (7) a big bank Its offices are in

the UK and the USA I travel a lot

John: Oh.1 see Where do you live?

larry: I live in New York with my family BUI a lot of the

time I live in hotels

fA - Right Attendant

Vocabulary I verbs of r ou t ine

: a Choose the correct nouns to complete the verb

G rammar I Present Simple: he , s h e and it

g Write sentences for the pictures in Exercise lb

He doesn ' t like ,hoeo/ate

1 William starts work early

2 He watches TV with his daughter

3 Irene has a shower every day

4 Ricky makes dinner for his children

Does Mrs Moody start work early? Yes she d o es

1 Does she have breakfast?

2 Does she have a coffee in the morning?

3 Does she go to the restaurant for lunch?

4 Does she finish work late?

5 Does she have any friends?

Mrs Moody - the workaholic

M y manager Is called Mn Moody She's

a workaholic She starts worIt at seven o'clock eve ry morning She doesn't have

breakfast She has a coffw at eleven

o'clock and sh e h as salad for Iundi She

doesn't go to the re st aurant - she eats her salad It her desk She finishes wort - eight o'dock Sh e does"~ have

Reading

a Read texts 1- 3 Match the texts with the

photos A-C

GJ Claudia loves clothes She works on Saturdays but she

doesn't work on Sundays or Mondays She doesn't

work in an office Claudia has two children

Claudia: '/ like my job I start work at nine and finish ar

five I have time for my children in the evening ond on

Sundays.' 8

ill Un loves sports She starts work late and she works in

the evenings and at weekends She doesn't work in a

shop She has a salad for lunch and pasta for dinner

She has a shower in the evening after work

Lin: 'I love my job I don't start work early and that's

(I) Olivia works from Monday to Friday She doesn't work

at weekends She starts work at nine and finishes at

five every day She doesn't work in a gym

Olivia: 'My job is OK I don't love it and I don't hate it

My manager is nice.' _ _

b Read the texts again Complete the sentences

with Claudia, lin and Olivia

Olivia doesn't work on Saturdays

_ _ _ doesn't start work at 9 o'dock every day

_ _ _ aod _ _ _ don't work in the evening

works in a shop

works in an office

_ _ _ and like their jobs

Pronunciation I 1 1 I z l and I IZ I

a a 0 n listen to the words from the box How is

the final s pronounced? Complete the table

doe5 eats finishes gets goes likes lives starts watches

1 1 I z l 1 >2 1

does

b listen again and say the words

ill 02) Say the sentences Then listen and check

My dad likes chicken

2 What does she do?

J He finishes work at one

4 My sister eats chocolate for breakfast

s He lives alone

6 Simon gets up at six

7 Paula starts work at seven

8 She watches a lot of TV

9 He goes to bed at eleven

Vocabulary I da ys of the week

a Complete the days of the week

Then put them in order

8: Around ten o'clock

t A: What do you do _ _ the evening,

after work?

B: I play sport

2 A: 00 you work _ _ the weekend?

B: No, 1 don't I work _ _ weekdays

J A : Do you have a shower t h e

Vocabulary I v erb collocations

g Put the letters in the (orrect order to

m Complete the word puzzle to find the American river Use the

collocations from Exercise 2

, , to my neighbour but he doesn't say anything to me

3 , in the evening and watch TV

• , in the evening I look at news websites or blogs

5 , on Monday evenings I study French

6 , on Saturday mornings I usually play football or tennis

• Complete the dialogue with the correct form of do

and like

WEEKEND HOUSE SWAP

Two couples swap houses for a weekend and decorate!

Presenter: So, 5asha and liam, what do you do ?

o

Sasha: We're office workers

Presenter: And what about Colin and Nancy What

liam: They're teachers

Presenter: What colours (2) _ _ _ they ?

Sasha: They \3) blues and greens But

Presenter: What colours (5) _ _ _ you ?

(6) you blues and greens,

C a Complete the dialogues with whe re, when,

how , what and who

A: Who do you work for?

B: I work for Regent Enterprises

t A: colours do you like?

B: like red and green

1 Where do you live?

2 Who do you like?

3 When do you go to bed?

'+ What do you do?

b O~ listen, check and repeat

1~1 At home

~

II

V ocabulary I room s

Put the letters in the correct order to make rooms

and places in a house

a Match the words from the box with the pictures

armchair basin bath bin chair coffee table cooker desk dishwasher fridge lamp mirror sink 56fe table toilet wardrobe washing machine

• a look at t h e table Co m plete th e t ex t f o r Jam i e

Jamie Patricia

'I 've got a nat in Notting Hill in the UK It (1) _ _

one bedroom and a living room but it (2) _ , garage or a garden (J) _ _ a washing machine

in the kitchen and a sofa in the living room

(4) _ _ a b th - just a shower I (S) _ _ a it's a small red sports car.'

car-b look at the chart Complete the text about

Patricia

She's qot a house in Auckland in New Zealand It

(1) _ _ two bedrooms and a garage but it

(2) _ _ a garden She (J) _ _ a bath in the

bathroom and a sofa in the living room She

(4) _ _ a washing machine and she (s) _ _ a car

• Complete the dialogue with the correct

words

A, Hello Can I help you?

B , No, thank you I'm just looking

A, OUf televisions are on special offer

today Have you!lQ1 a television?

B , Yes, I (1) _ _

A , (,) _ _ yco _ _ a television in

your bedroom?

B, No, I {J) _ _ But I don't want a

television in my bedroom I want a

washing machine for my mother

A , (4) _ _ your mother _ _ a

television?

B, Yes, she (s) _ _ She (6) _ _

a television in her living room and

another television in her bedroom Now,

how much is this washing machine?

A, It's £399 The television is only £299

a Write complete sentences with have got

(you!a car?) (Yes)

A, Have ~ou got a car?

B , Yes, I have

, (Ravi!.! /a new house)

2 (My parents/l /a washing machine)

3 (your house/a garage?) (No)

5 (my hotel room/l /bath)

6 (we/.//a new baby)

7 (you/./ /a beautiful flat)

B (my sisters/l !any children)

, (we/any milk in the fridge?) (Yes)

B ,

Reading _ a Read the texts and answer the questions with Oscar,

Oscar's fri e ds , Rink or Rink's cousin

I \Alant to live in

This week we talk to Oscar Ste r ne r - acto r s in g r and writer , and Rink Amra - O J and artist

but I want to live in St Petersburg in

Russia St Petersburg is Russia's

cultural capital It's only 300 years old but it has got a lot of

beautiful buildings, for example The Hermitage and The Summer

Palace The main street is called Nevsky Prospect There are a lot

of shops and restaurants and all

the major brands have got shops on this street

My friends live in 5t Petersburg They're

artists and they've got a nice flat near the centre of the

city They haven't got a garden but they've got a dacha! It's a small

house in the countryside for holidays or the weekend

Rink: I'm a OJ from Delhi in India but I want to live in Rio de Janeiro in Brazil

Rio is Brazil's cultural capital It's about 500 years old and it has got fantastic tourist attractions, for example Copacabana beach,

Sugarloaf Mountain and, of course, carnival There are also

a lot of universitJes, museums and theatres

My cousin lives in Rio He's a singer

He's got a flat in the south of the city

He hasn't got a garden but he's got a beach dose to his flat

Who lives in Rio de Janeiro?

Who is from Stockholm?

2 Who lives in 5t Petersburg?

3 Who lives near a beach?

4 Who's got a holiday house?

5 Who works as a DJ?

6 Who are artists?

b Answer the questions

What is Nevsky Prospect?

2 What is on Nevsky Prospect?

3 How old is Rio?

Rink ' s cousin

4 What are some of Rio's tourist attractions?

5 What does Rink's cousin do?