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p14 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING Language Revision p15 2a What’s that?. REAL LIFE ISSUE p22 SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING Language Revision p24Skills Revision p25 Definite article: th

1a I’m OK p4 Verb to be: singular

Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it Possessive adjectives: my, your, his,

Give personal information Say hello and goodbye

1d They’re British! ACROSS CULTURES p12

SKILLS FOCUS: READING

1e My name’s Antonio p14 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING

Language Revision p15

2a What’s that? p16 Indefinite article: a/an

Regular noun plurals

Demonstrative pronouns: this, that,

p20

British money

Order food and drink

2d Money, money, money! REAL LIFE ISSUE p22

SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Language Revision p24Skills Revision p25

Definite article: the

Rooms, parts of a house and fittings

3b It’s in the bin p28 Prepositions of place: in, on, under,

behind, in front of, next to

requests 3c Is there any food?

p30

Countable and uncountable nouns

with some and any

Food

3d British homes ACROSS CULTURES p32

SKILLS FOCUS: READING

3e My house p34 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING

Language Revision p35

4a Have you got a big

family? p36

Have got: I, you, we, they

Irregular noun plurals

4b She’s got brown

SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Language Revision p44Skills Revision p45

Present simple: he, she, it Places of work

5c Do you like her?

p50

Object pronouns: me, you, him, her,

it, us, them

Adjectives of opinion Exchange opinions

5d Part-time jobs ACROSS CULTURES p52

SKILLS FOCUS: READING

5e A weekend job p54 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING

Language Revision p55

Contents

Grammar Vocabulary Function

Adverbs of frequency Daily routines

comment 6d What’s your opinion? REAL LIFE ISSUE p62

SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Language Revision p64Skills Revision p65

7c Can you sing? p70 Can (ability)

Adverb: (not) very well

Verbs of ability Make and respond to

suggestions 7d Free time ACROSS CULTURES p72

SKILLS FOCUS: READING

7e A summer camp p74 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING

Language Revision p75

Past simple of regular verbs:

affirmative and negative Prepositions of motion

Years

8c When did this

happen? p80

Past simple of regular verbs:

questions and short answers

Adjectives of feeling Ask about problems

8d I’m not organised! REAL LIFE ISSUE p82

SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Language Revision p84Skills Revision p85

Past simple of irregular verbs:

affirmative and negative

By + means of transport

Transport

9b I went to Canada

two years ago p88

Past simple with ago Landscape

Holiday activities 9c It’s opposite the

station p90

Imperatives Prepositions of place

Places in town Ask for help in town

9d Fun on the move ACROSS CULTURES p92

SKILLS FOCUS: READING

9e It was great fun p94 SKILLS FOCUS: WRITING

Language Revision p95

Types of music Invite, accept and

refuse

10d A difficult choice REAL LIFE ISSUE p102

SKILLS FOCUS: LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Language Revision p104Skills Revision p105

Extra practice p106 Pronunciation p116 Word list p117 Irregular verbs list p120

Grammar Verb to be : singular

Subject pronouns: I, you, he, she, it Possessive adjectives: my, your, his, her, its

02 Listen and repeat

4 Find five numbers in the photo and say them

2 Listen again Write the names

of the people in the photo.

Phrases

• Nice to meet you • This is

• How are you? • Stop it,

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

15 fifteen 16 sixteen 17 seventeen

18 eighteen 19 nineteen 20 twenty

21 twenty-one 30 thirty 40 forty 50 fifty

60 sixty 70 seventy 80 eighty 90 ninety

100 a hundred/one hundred

Emma: Hello, Katy 1 Katy: I ’m fine, thanks And you?

Emma: I ’m OK 2 my friend, Daniel

Katy: Hi, Daniel 3 Is this your first time at drama club?

Daniel: Yes, it is Alice: Good afternoon

Daniel: Who ’s she?

Katy: She ’s the drama teacher Her name ’s Alice

Tom: Hi, everyone!

Daniel: What ’s his name?

Emma: Tom

Daniel: How old is he?

Katy: He ’s sixteen

Daniel: Is he your boyfriend?

Katy: NO, he isn’t He ’s my brother!

Tom: Here ’s my new smartphone Smile!

Katy & Emma: Oh, no! A photo! 4 , Tom!

D

E

I ’m not ( am not ) fourteen.

You aren’t ( are not ) fourteen.

He/She/It isn’t ( is not ) sixteen.

Am I fourteen?

Are you fourteen?

Is he/she/it twenty-five?

Yes, you are

No, you aren’t Yes, I am

No, I ’m not Yes, he/she/it is

No, he/she/it isn’t

6 Read the dialogues again Notice the words in red

Alice: Hello Are you Daniel?

Daniel: Yes, I am Alice: I ’m Alice Are you a new member? Daniel: Yes, I am

Alice: OK, please fill in this form

Katy: How old is Daniel?

Emma: I don’t know Fourteen? Fifteen?

Katy: Are you fifteen?

Emma: No, I ’m not I ’m only fourteen

2

Daniel: Is Emma your sister?

Tom: No, she isn’t Emma ’s my friend Daniel: Oh, is Katy your sister?

Tom: Yes, she is

A: His name is Max

A: Here’s a photo of my brother B: What’s …

2 A: How old are you?

B: I am seventeen

A: No, you are not You are twelve

3 A: Are you new here?

B: Yes, I am

A: Is that your phone?

B: No, it is not

1

8 Complete the sentences Speak

12 Work in pairs Talk to the famous people

A: Hello What’s your name?

B: My name’s Johnny Depp

A: Nice to meet you, Johnny How old are you?

B: I’m … And you?

Johnny Depp (born 1963)

3 No, you fourteen! You ten!

4 Daniel my friend He’s great!

5 A: you a new member?

David: 3 Katy sixteen, too?

Tom: No, she 4 She 5 fourteen

David: And Alice?

Tom: I don’t know I think she 6

11 Complete the sentences with I, you, he,

she, my, your, his, her

1 Is Emma your sister?

2 This is Daniel It’s first time here

3 Hello ’m Emma

4 Are fourteen?

5 I’m Katy and this is brother, Tom

6 A: Who’s Alice? B: ’s the drama teacher

7 This is Katy Emma is friend

8 A: How old’s Tom? B: Oh, ’s sixteen

Vocabulary The alphabet

Days of the week

Function Give personal information

Say hello and goodbye

Comprehension

2 Complete the form for Daniel

Dialogue

1 1

05 Listen and read What is Daniel’s mobile number?

Alice: Right, come in and register for the drama club

What’s your name?

Daniel: Daniel Gomes

Alice: How do you spell Gomes?

Daniel: G.O.M.E.S

Alice: And what’s your address?

Daniel: 52 Cowper Road, London That’s C.O.W.P.E.R

Alice: And what’s your postcode?

Daniel: It’s SW9 5TH

Alice: OK Now, what’s your phone number?

Daniel: My home number or my mobile number?

Alice: Your mobile number

Daniel: It’s 01773 869214

Alice: Thanks And how old are you, Daniel?

Daniel: I’m fifteen

Gomes

07 Put the letters in groups with the same

vowel sound Then listen and check

08 Copy the form in Exercise 2 Then listen

and complete the form for Katy

Speak and write

6 Now talk to your partner and complete a form

A: What’s your first name?

B: It’s

A: How do you spell it?

Vocabulary: Days of the week

b What day is it today? What day is it tomorrow?

Use your English: Say hello and

goodbye

8 1

10 Listen and repeat Then practise the conversation in pairs

Adam: Good afternoon, Mrs Jerome

Mrs Jerome: Good afternoon, Adam How are

you?

Adam: Fine, thanks And you?

Mrs Jerome: Not bad, thanks See you on

Monday

Adam: Yes, OK Goodbye

Extra practice For more practice, go to page 106.

Say hello informally Say hello formally

Afternoon!

Evening!

Ask about somebody Respond

How are you? Fine, thanks

How are things? OK, thanks

Say goodbye

Bye

Goodbye

See you (later)

See you on Monday

Goodnight

9 Roleplay similar conversations with a) a friend b) a teacher at your school.

New York Ottawa

Mexico City

Washington

Brasilia

Buenos Aires Santiago

1

2

3

6 4

5

10

Grammar Verb to be : plural

Subject pronouns: we, you, they

Vocabulary Countries and nationalities

Read

1 1

11 Match the flags (1–3) to the people

Then listen and read

A: Hi, I’m Pawel and this is Maja

B: Hello I’m Lulu

C: And I’m Yinglun Where are you from?

A: We ’re from Poland Are you from Japan?

B: No, we aren’t We ’re Chinese We ’re from

China

A: Oh Where are you from in China?

C: We ’re from Beijing in the east of

China Are you from Warsaw?

A: Yes, we are

B: What nationality are they?

A: They ’re Brazilian

B: Are they from Rio de Janeiro?

A: No, they aren’t They ’re from

São Paulo in the south-east of Brazil

Vocabulary: Countries and nationalities

2 1

12 Listen and repeat Match the countries

to the numbers on the map

4 – Brazil

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3 1

13 Go to page 116

4a 1

14 Listen and write the nationality for each country in the correct group

1 -an/-ian 2 -ish 3 -ese 4 other

Argentinian Polish Chinese French

b 1

15 Listen again and check Then mark the stress

1 Argen ti nian

north

east

south-west

1

2

3

5

4

2

Lulu

Maria

Duarte

Yinglun

Athens Rome

Paris

Ankara Madrid

16 Listen Then complete the

compass points on page 10

No, we/you/they aren’t

7 Read the dialogue again Notice the words in red

Practice

8 Write questions and answers

1 Tom and Katy/Australian? ✗ (British)

A: Are Tom and Katy Australian?

B: No, they aren’t They’re British

2 Cristiano Ronaldo/Portuguese ✓

3 you and Olga/from Russia? ✓

4 your teachers/Spanish? ✗ (Argentinian)

5 you two/from America? ✗ (Canada)

Speak

9 Talk about you Invent answers if you like

A: Where are you from?

B: I’m from (country)

A: Are you from (town)?

B: Yes, I am./No, I’m not I’m from

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 106

6 Student A: Choose a city

Don’t say the name Say

where it is

Student B: Guess the city

A: It’s in the east of the USA

B: Is it New York?

A: No, it isn’t

B: Is it Washington?

A: Yes, that’s right.

in the north/south/east/west of Poland

in the south-east of Spain

in the centre of Argentina

1 Can you name any cities in the UK?

Which cities do you want to visit?

UK = the United Kingdom

• England, Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland are all in the United Kingdom

• London is the capital of the UK

• Edinburgh is the capital of Scotland

• Cardiff is the capital of Wales

• Belfast is the capital of Northern Ireland

• The nationality of the UK is British

Northern Ireland

1 I’m Gulay My parents are

Turkish They’re from Ankara, the

capital of Turkey I’m British My

home is in London in the

south-east of the UK We speak

Turkish and English at home and

I speak English at school

4 My name’s Surinder I’m from Cardiff It’s the capital of Wales

My parents are from India They speak Punjabi with my grandparents

My Punjabi isn’t very good! It’s a difficult language I speak English

at home and at school

2 My name’s Ben My

grandparents are in China, but my

home is in Edinburgh in Scotland

I speak Chinese and English with

my parents Edinburgh is a fantastic

city with a castle in the centre

3 Hi I’m Ewa My dad’s English and my mum’s Polish We speak Polish and English at home, but

my dad’s Polish isn’t very good!

My home is in Cambridge It’s

a beautiful city in the east of the

UK It’s famous for its university

Speak

6 Work in pairs Practise the dialogue Then use the table to make similar dialogues Only change the words in red

A: Hi I’m Dorota B: Hi, Dorota Is your name English ? A: No, it isn’t It’s Polish

B: How do you spell it?

A: D O R O T A

B: Are you from Poland ? A: Yes I’m from Krakow It’s in the south of Poland B: Is it famous?

A: Yes It’s a very old city It’s beautiful

Name From Where

Dorota (English ?) Krakow, Poland south Vitaliy (Turkish ?) St Petersburg, Russia north-west Atsuko (Chinese ?) Kyoto, Japan centre Liliana (Greek ?) Verona, Italy north-east

1d

NEW WORDS

•  parents • capital • home • speak • school

• grandparents • with • fantastic • city • castle

• beautiful • famous • university • difficult

1 What do the letters UK mean?

2 What’s the capital of the UK?

3 England is one country in the UK

Name the other three countries in the

UK and their capitals

4 What’s the nationality of people from

the UK?

3 1

18 Read the texts Match the

teenagers (1–4) to the cities (A–D) Now

label the cities.

A – Edinburgh

READING TIP: SCAN FOR

INFORMATION

When you want to find information in

a text, you scan it Don’t read every

word For example, to find names,

places, countries, nationalities and

languages in a text, look for words

with capital letters

Now do Exercise 4

Comprehension

4 Read the texts again Correct the

mistakes Change one word

1 Gulay’s school is in Ankara London

2 Ben’s home is in Wales

3 Ewa’s mother is English

4 Cambridge is famous for its castle

5 Surinder speaks Punjabi at home

Listen

5 1

19 Listen and answer the questions

1 What is the boy’s name? Ruaraidh

2 Where is he from?

3 Where is his home?

4 Where is his grandfather’s home?

5 Is it in the north, south, east or west of

Scotland?

Project

7 Make a poster about a city you want to visit

Get ready to write

1 Read Antonio’s personal profile and complete

the form

WRITING TIP: PUNCTUATION (1)

Use the correct punctuation when you write

• Use a full stop at the end of a sentence

My name’s Ben

• Start a new sentence with a capital letter

Our home is in Cambridge

• Use a capital letter for names, cities, countries,

nationalities, languages and days of the week

My name’s Surinder I’m from C ardiff

My parents are from I ndia

My dad’s E nglish and my mum’s P olish

We speak T urkish and E nglish at home

It’s S aturday

• Use a capital I when you talk about yourself

I speak English at home and at school

• Use an apostrophe when you write short forms

I ’ m Ewa

It ’ s the capital of Wales

We ’ re from Manchester

Now do Exercises 2 and 3

2 Look at the text again Match the letters (A–C) to the correct punctuation (1–3).

3 david is from manchester

4 its my new phone

4 Write your personal profile

• Use the model in Exercise 1

My name’s Antonio Dodd I’m

15 and I’m British I’m from

Newcastle It’s a city in the

north-east of England My mum

is Italian She’s from Genoa

My dad is from Newcastle

I speak English and Italian at

home My grandparents are in

Bath It’s a beautiful city It’s in

the west of England

Comment:

A B

Grammar (16 marks)

1 Complete the conversation with the correct

form of the verb to be

Adam: Hi, Clare How 0 are you?

Clare: Not bad, thanks And you?

Adam: OK What 1 that?

Clare: It 2 a photo of Dominic

Adam: 3 Dominic your boyfriend?

Clare: No, he 4 He 5 my brother

Adam: 6 you and Dominic from the north

of England?

Clare: No, we 7 We 8 from Birmingham

Where 9 you from?

Adam: I 10 from Oxford My parents 11 from

Birmingham, too

…/11

2 Complete the sentences with my, your, his, her

or its

0 Hi! My name’s Joe

1 Hello, Mark Is this first time here?

2 I’m Anna and this is brother, Joe

3 This is Susan and this is sister, Sara

4 This is my dog name is Spot

5 Who’s he? Oh, he’s the teacher

name’s Carl …/5 Vocabulary (16 marks) 3 Write the missing number in each sequence 0 thirty forty fifty sixty 1 one five seven 2 ten eleven twelve

3 thirty-four thirty-six thirty-eight

4 ten fifteen twenty

5 ninety-seven ninety-eight ninety-nine

…/5

4 What nationality are they? The first letter is already there 0 Kasia is from Warsaw She’s P O L I S H 1 Ana is from Milan She’s I _ _ _ _ _ _ 2 Zhi is from Beijing in China He’s C _ _ _ _ _ _ 3 Mr and Mrs Brown are from New York They’re A _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 Yannis is G _ _ _ _ He’s from Athens 5 I’m from the UK I’m B _ _ _ _ _ _ …/5

5 Complete the compass points Language Revision 1 1 20 LISTEN AND CHECK YOUR SCORE Grammar …/16 Vocabulary …/16 Phrases/Use your English …/8 Total …/40 …/6 Phrases/Use your English (8 marks) 6 Complete with phrases from the box š1LFHWRPHHW\RXš7KLVLV š+RZDUH\RX"šVWRSLW 1 A: Hello, Mr Jones B: Fine, thanks 2 A: my drama teacher B: Hello! 3 A: Here’s my new phone Now smile for a photo! B: No,

4 A: This is Ali B: Hello, Ali

…/4 7 Complete the conversation There is one extra sentence Jack: Hi, Hannah! Hannah: 1

Jack: Not bad, thanks How are you? Hannah: 2

Jack: See you on Saturday? Hannah: 3

Jack: Bye Hannah: 4

a) Goodbye b) Yes, OK See you on Saturday c ) Good afternoon d) Hello! How are things? e) Fine, thanks

…/4 north south-east 1

2

5

3

4

6

Grammar Indefinite article: a/an

Regular noun plurals Demonstrative pronouns: this, that, these, those

Vocabulary Everyday things

Vocabulary: Everyday things

• apple • bag • bike • book • camera

• diary • DVD • earring • exercise book

• hat • ID card • key • mobile phone

• MP3 player • pen • photo • sandwich

Practice

2 Look at the photo again Write the words

in the correct column in the table

4 Talk about you Ask and answer

A: What’s in your school bag?

B: Two books, an exercise book, …

Katy: But where’s my mobile?

Emma: 1 I’m sure it’s in your bag

Katy: It isn’t here

Emma: What’s this? Is this it?

Katy: No, that’s an old mobile

Emma: What’s that in your pocket? Is that it? Katy: Phew! 2 Thank you

Emma: What are those? Katy: They’re my sandwiches They’re cheese sandwiches 3

Emma: Thanks Er … what are these? Katy: Oh, 4 They’re my earrings!

Phrases

• sorry! • Well done!

• Calm down • Help yourself

Dialogue

5 2

03 Listen and read Complete the dialogue with the correct phrases

Grammar

Demonstrative pronouns: this,

that, these, those

What’s this ? It’s a watch

What are these ? They’re apples

What’s that ? It’s an MP3 player

What are those ? They’re keys

6 Read the dialogue again Notice the

• boots • dress • gloves • hat

• jacket • jeans • leggings • shirt

• shoes • shorts • skirt • socks

• trainers • trousers • T-shirt

Read

2 2

05 Listen and read Which clothes

words are in the article?

Comprehension

3 Read the article again Match the

questions (1–6) to the answers (a–f)

Then write Rosie or Adam next to the

answers

1 What’s your favourite sport?

f) Adam

2 What’s your best friend’s name?

3 What’s your favourite possession?

4 What’s your favourite team?

5 What’s important in your life?

6 What’s your favourite band?

4 Talk about you Interview your partner

for a magazine Use the questions in

Exercise 3

A: What’s your best friend’s name?

B: Paola

Grammar Genitive ’s (singular) and s’ (plural)

Possessive adjectives: our , your , their

my parent s’ favourite sport teenager s’ answers

5 Read the article again Notice the words in red.

questions

answers

Our

Your

This week our questions are:

❯ What’s important in your life?

❯ What are your favourite possessions? Now read two teenager s’ answers

Grammar

Subject pronouns Possessive adjectives

weyouthey

ouryourtheir

Practice

7 Complete the sentences with our , your or their

1 We're English, but mum is Polish

2 How do you two spell surnames?

3 Dan and his sister aren’t here What’s phone number?

4 In this photo, my brother and I are on new bikes

5 They’re from Brazil first language is Portuguese

• beige • black • blue • brown • gold • green

• grey • orange • pink • purple • red • silver

• white • yellow

b Talk about the colours on the magazine page.

Adam’s socks are red and white

6 Write complete sentences with the

genitive ’s or the genitive s’

1 That’s/Joey/new shirt

That’s Joey’s new shirt

2 What’s/your sister/friend called?

3 This is/my parents/old laptop

Grammar Can (request)

Vocabulary Fast food and drink

Function Order food and drink

Vocabulary: Fast food and drink

1 2

08 Look at the menu Listen and repeat

Then match the pictures (1–10) to the words on

the menu Which words are not in the pictures?

2 1

Dialogue

4 2

11 Cover the dialogue and listen Note the

prices you hear

Comprehension

5 Listen and read the dialogue again and complete the table

Food Drink Katy cheese sandwich

Tom

6 Look at the dialogue How much money has Tom got?

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 107

Use your English: Order food

and drink

7 Read the dialogue in Exercise 4 again Notice the words in red

Customer AssistantAsk for food Checkand drink

Can I have a Chicken orsandwich, please? cheese?

Can I have two Anything else?

hot dogs, please?

Ask the price Say the priceHow much is an It’s £1.60

Give the food and drink

8 Roleplay similar conversations in a café Use the menu in Exercise 1 and the phrases in Exercise 7

Katy: How much are the sandwiches?

Man: Chicken or cheese?

Katy: Cheese

Man: They’re £1.75

Katy: OK! Can I have a cheese sandwich and

an orange juice, please ? Man: Here you are

Katy: Thanks How much is that altogether, please ?

Man: That’s £3.35, please Thank you Next, please!

Tom: Can I have a mineral water and a portion

of chips, please ? Man: Anything else?

Tom: Yes, two hot dogs, please

Katy: Two hot dogs? Are you joking?

Tom: I’m very hungry

Man: Here you are

Tom: How much is that, please? Man : That’s £6.30, please

Tom: Oh, Katy, can I borrow twenty-one pence, please?

Katy: OK But can I have seven chips?

SKILLS FOCUS : LISTENING AND SPEAKING

Get started

1 What do you think? Look at the photos

and match a present to a person

• your mother • your brother • a friend

• your girlfriend/boyfriend • your sister

The gloves are a good present for my sister.

Josie: How about these earrings for your mum?

Luke: Yes, they’re OK How much are they? Josie: £11

Luke: That’s a bit expensive

Josie: OK Oh, look, the pink and purple flowers are only £3.75

Luke: And those chocolates are only £2.50 Josie: But they aren’t great

Luke: This shop’s a bit boring

Luke: It’s my mother’s birthday on Monday

What’s a good present?

Josie: How about a DVD? Or earrings?

Luke: But earrings are expensive

Josie: No, they aren’t, not always

1 Josie is Luke’s sister F

2 The earrings are £11

3 The chocolates aren’t very expensive

4 Luke’s computer is very good

5 It’s Luke’s birthday on Monday, too

3

NEW WORDS

š birthday š How about? š expensive š not always

š only š shop š a bit boring š I’m not sure

4 How much money is in Luke’s wallet?

SPEAKING TIP: KEEP TALKING

When you speak, don’t worry about making mistakes Keep talking!

Speak your mind!

5 What’s the best idea? Look at the list and give your opinion

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I think it’s a good/bad idea to buy the …

I think it’s OK to buy the …

Friend: How about this/these … for your mum/

dad?

End like this:

You: That’s a good idea It’s/They’re great.

Josie: Yes, thanks

Luke: How much is this

Luke: And it isn’t expensive

Josie: Luke, it’s £12! What about your

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2 Write the sentences in the plural

0 This photo isn’t a very good photo

These aren’t very good photos.

00 That is my black sock

Those are my black socks.

1 That is my pen

2 Is this a book for Daniel?

3 Is that your diary?

4 This is a sandwich for you

2 Those/teachers/names are Mr Brown

and Miss Jenkins

3 This is/my parents/car

1 They are brothers mother is a

teacher at this school

2 I’m Andy and this is my sister, Maria

surname is Wilson

3 Emma and Katy, are these books?

4 They’re sisters names are Angela

Phrases/Use your English (9 marks)

7 Complete with phrases from the box

• Calm down • Sorry! • Help yourself • Well done!

1 A: Your sandwiches are on my photos B:

2 A: What’s in those sandwiches? B: Cheese

3 A: This DVD is a good present for Beth B: That’s a very good idea

4 A: Aaargh! Where’s my money? B: It’s in your bag

./4

8 Look at the jumbled conversation Number the lines in the correct order

■ a) Can I have a cheese sandwich and an apple juice, please?

■ b) Here you are

■1 c) How much are the sandwiches, please?

■ d) Thanks How much is that altogether, please?

Read

1 Complete the conversation What does Joel say

to Kim? There are two extra sentences

Kim: Hi, Joel, how are you?

Joel: 0 I’m fine, thanks Is that your bike?

Kim: No, it’s my brother’s

Kim: Wow! That is old

A How much are bikes like that?

B That’s a lot of money!

C Is your brother in Italy?

D I know, but it’s very old

E I’m fine, thanks Is that your bike?

F It’s his favourite possession

G It’s amazing Where’s it from?

H Twelve years old!

2 Read the text and choose the best answers

My name’s James and I’m from Bristol in the west of

England My mother is from China My dad, my sister

Jen, and I don’t know Chinese, but Mum’s English

is really good and we speak English at home Sport

is very important in my life Football is my favourite

sport, but tennis is also big in my life Lance, our dog,

is good at football, too! Jen is crazy about music and

she’s in a band Jen’s also crazy about drama She’s

in a drama club I’m in a photography club What is

my favourite possession? My camera!

a) they speak Chinese at home

b) the dog’s name is Lance

3 Jen is

a) good at sport b) in a band

4 Jen and James are

a) in clubs b) Chinese

5 James’s favourite possession is

a) his camera b) his laptop

Write

4 Complete the form about you

Name Age City Family Brother(s): Age:

Sister(s): Age:

Important things Favourite sport Favourite possessions

5 Write a personal profile about yourself or

a friend Use the information in Exercise 4

Write six to eight sentences

Hi! My name’s … I’m …

I’m from … in … I’ve got …

Grammar There is, There are: affirmative, negative, questions

Definite article: the

Vocabulary Rooms, parts of a house and fittings

2 Answer the questions

1 Where is Carrington Windmill?

2 Is the bathroom upstairs or downstairs?

3 Who is Jake?

4 What colour is Amy’s washbasin?

5 Where is Buster’s house?

A COOL HOME

Home Links

A windmill in the east of England is now home

to Amy Barnes and her family

Hi! This is my house There are two fl oors

Downstairs there’s a kitchen and a living room, but there isn’t

a dining room The kitchen is quite big There’s a cooker, a fridge and a sink There’s also a washing machine Is there a dishwasher? No, there isn’t – unfortunately!

Upstairs there’s a big bedroom for my mum and dad

There are two small bedrooms, one for me and one for my brother, Jake There’s a pink washbasin in my bedroom – it’s great! There’s a bathroom upstairs with a bath, a washbasin and a toilet, but there isn’t a shower There aren’t windows in the bathroom! There’s a small garden Are there fl owers?

No, there aren’t , but there is a doghouse for my dog, Buster

Practice

8 Write sentences about the things in the pictures below Use the words from the box

There’s a cooker in the kitchen

There are two books in the bathroom

There isn’t a

5 One room is on the plan, but

not in the text What is it?

Grammar

There is, There are

Affirmative Negative

There’s a bathroom There isn’t a dining room.

There are two floors There aren’t windows

in the bathroom

Yes/No questions Short answers

Is there a dishwasher? Yes, there is

No, there isn’t Are there flowers? Yes, there are

No, there aren’t.

6 Read the text again Notice the words in red.

7 3

03 Go to page 116

3a

Vocabulary: Rooms, parts of a

house and fittings

3 3

02 Listen and repeat.

Rooms

• bathroom • bedroom • dining room

• hall • kitchen • living room

Parts of a house

• door • downstairs • floor • garage

• garden • upstairs • wall • window

Fittings

• bath • cooker • dishwasher

• fridge • shower • sink • toilet

• washbasin • washing machine

4 Look at the plans of the windmill in

Exercise 1 Name the rooms and the

1 There are three bedrooms F

2 The bathroom is yellow

3 There isn’t a dining room

4 The washing machine is in the kitchen

5 There’s a TV in the small bedroom

6 There aren’t flowers in the garden

Speak

10a Talk about you Ask and answer about your house

1 living room/your home?

A: Is there a living room in your home?

B: Yes, there is

2 bath/the bathroom?

3 dishwasher/the kitchen?

4 washbasin/your bedroom?

5 fridge/the bathroom?

6 dining room/your house?

b Tell the class about your partner’s house

There’s a dishwasher in Maria’s kitchen

• shower • bath • toilet • washbasin

• books • washing machine

Grammar Prepositions of place: in, on, under,

behind, in front of, next to

Vocabulary Furniture

Function Make and respond to requests

Vocabulary: Furniture

1a 3

05 Listen and repeat

• armchair • bed • bookcase • carpet

• CD player • chair • chest of drawers

• clock • computer • cupboard

• curtains • desk • DVD player • lamp

• mirror • plant • poster • shelf

• sofa • table • television (TV)

• wardrobe • wastepaper bin

b Match the pictures (1–10) to the words

1 – bookcase

Dialogue

2 3

06 Listen and read the dialogue Complete with

the correct phrases

Comprehension

3 Tick ( ✓) the objects that are in Tom’s bedroom

■✓ desk ■ bookcase ■ clock ■ poster

■ sofa ■ bed ■ computer ■ mirror

■ wardrobe ■ wastepaper bin ■ TV

• What’s the matter? • What a mess!

• It’s not funny! • Over there

Tom: This is my bedroom

Daniel: 1 Where’s your bed?

Tom: It’s under my clothes!

Daniel: Where’s your new computer? Tom: 2 It’s on my desk

Katy: Tom, where are your DVDs?

Tom: They’re in front of my computer Daniel: No, they aren’t They’re next to your computer and there's one in the wastepaper bin!

Emma: Wow! The Avengers DVD Can I

borrow it?

Tom: Yes, OK

Daniel: This poster is great!

Emma: Where’s the poster?

Daniel: It’s behind you Look!

Katy: Oh, no!

Emma: 3 Katy: My phone! Stop it! 4 Can I borrow

your phone, Tom?

Tom: No, I’m sorry I need it Oh, where is

my phone?

5 Read the dialogue again

Notice the words in red.

2 The armchair is the door

3 The cupboard is the TV

b Ask and answer questions about the objects in the picture

A: Where’s the mobile phone? B: It’s on the table

Speak

7 Talk about you Describe your bedroom and say where things are

There’s a table There’s a lamp on the table There are books on the floor.

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 108.

Practice

4 The plants are the table

5 The books are the bookcase

6 The dog is the sofa

Use your English: Make and respond to requests

8 3

07 Listen and repeat Then practise the conversation in pairs

Tom: Can I borrow your DVD?

Katy: Yes, OK Here you are

Tom: Thanks, and can I borrow your phone?

Katy: No, I’m sorry I need it

No, I’m sorry I need it

9 Practise more conversations in pairs Use the words in the box then add some more possessions.

• mobile phone • jacket • Hunger Games DVD

• dictionary • MP3 player

4 Look at the photo Where

is Tom’s phone?

Grammar Countable and uncountable nouns with

some and any

Vocabulary Food

Get started

1 Close your books Write a list of all the food

words you know

pasta, banana …

Vocabulary: Food

2a 3

08 Listen and repeat

• apple • banana • biscuit • bread

• butter • carrot • cheese • chicken

• chips • egg • fish • grape • honey

• meat • onion • orange • pasta • pepper

• potato • rice • salt • sugar • tomato

b Look at the photo and match the objects (1–16)

to the words Which words are not in the photo?

4 What is in Emma’s sandwich?

Write the ingredients

Emma: I’m hungry Is there any bread?

Katy: Yes, there is

Emma: Good It’s for my favourite sandwich

Katy: What’s in it?

Emma: There’s some chicken and there are some onions

Is there any cheese?

Katy: Yes, there is

Emma: And are there any tomatoes?

Katy: No, there aren’t

Emma: Oh, is there any honey?

Katy: Honey? No, there isn’t any honey

Emma: Are there any carrots?

Katy: Yes, there are some carrots There’s some salt and

pepper, too

Emma: Great That’s all in my sandwich Yummy!

Daniel: What’s that?

Emma: It’s the MegaEmmaSarnie!

Tom: Yuk! Are there any bananas and apples for my fruit salad?

Katy: Yes, there are, and there’s an orange, but there aren’t

any grapes

1

9

7 Write sentences with the correct

form of there is/are with some

or any

1 butter/in the fridge ✓

There is some butter in the fridge

2 carrots/on the table ?

3 biscuits/in the cupboard ✗

4 eggs/in the fridge ✓

5 honey/in the kitchen ✗

6 cheese/in Emma’s sandwich ?

Countable and uncountable nouns with

some and any

Are there any bananas? Is there any cheese?

5 Read the dialogue again Notice the words in red

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 108.

Speak and write

9a Tell the class what food is in your kitchen at home

There are some eggs …

b Write a shopping list for your favourite meal

Get started

1 Do you live in a flat or a house? How

many floors are there in your block

of flats or your house?

the people to their homes

Hannah – detached house

SKILLS FOCUS : READING

READING TIP: GUESS NEW WORDS

When you read, you sometimes find new

words Don’t stop reading Try to guess the

meaning If you can’t guess, you can use a

dictionary or ask your teacher

car and our bikes At weekends,

my brother and I are always outside on our bikes Our best friends are in the house next to our house Our house is number two and their house is number three

on the wall and there’s a desk for my laptop

Downstairs there’s a living room and a kitchen

There’s a bed for our family’s pet under the table

in the kitchen Her name’s Spangle and she’s a black and white cat

William

Our fl at’s in the centre of London The block

is very modern It’s only three years old There are fi fteen fl oors in the block and we’re on the

fi fteenth fl oor There are 450stairs Luckily, there’s a lift! There are two bedrooms in our fl at – one for my parents and a big one for me and

my sister From our window the view of the city

is fantastic

Jade

sweet

• detached • terraced • semi-detached • block of flats • tree

• a lot of • noisy • modern • floor • stairs • luckily • lift

• town • pet • car

Project

9 Make a factfile about your school or

a famous house in your country

• Write five sentences with numbers

• Use Exercise 7 as a model

Speak

8 Talk about your house

There are eight doors and seven windows

in my house

There are two trees in our garden

4 Read the article again Correct the sentences

1 Hannah’s favourite possession is her TV CD player

2 Jade’s flat is on the fifth floor

3 In William’s house the living room is upstairs

4 The pet in William’s family is a dog

5 Dan’s house is number three

5 3

12 Read the UK Factfile Write true (T) or false (F)

1 There are 25 million people in the UK F

2 A lot of British homes have gardens

3 75 per cent of houses in the UK have satellite TV

4 A lot of families have a car

5 There are 27 million pet dogs

• There are 25 million (25,000,000) homes in the UK

• Most British families live in a house with a garden

About 20% of British people live in a fl at

• There are satellite TVs in 36% of houses

• About 75% of homes have a car, but only 41% of

homes have a garage

• There are 27 million pets in the UK Most of them are

dogs and cats

and there are bathrooms

• There is also cinema and

My name’s Kylie and I live with

my parents in a house in Brighton

Downstairs there’s a living room

and a kitchen Upstairs there are

two bedrooms and a bathroom

My bedroom is fantastic! There are

posters on the wall, DVDs on

my desk and clothes on the fl oor

Get ready to write

1 Read about Kylie Where is she from?

Write

4 Write a description of your flat or house

• Use Kylie’s text in Exercise 1 as a model

• Remember to check the punctuation

I live with my … in a …

hi! Im Marcus and I live with my parents and brother

in a small fl at in London Were on the fi fth fl oor and the view is great There are two bedrooms

a bathroom, a living room and a kitchen In my bedroom there are two beds, a wardrobe a desk a big green plant and my new guitar It’s really great? There are a lot of books in my room, but they aren’t all on the bookshelf there are a lot of books on the

fl oor Is your bedroom a mess.

WRITING TIP: PUNCTUATION (2)

You already know CAPITAL LETTERS, full stops [.] and apostrophes [’]

Now learn other punctuation to make your writing clear

• Use a comma to join a list of more than two things

There are posters on the wall, DVDs on my desk and clothes on the floor

• Use a question mark at the end of a sentence to make

a question

Is your bedroom a mess?

• Use an exclamation mark when you say something surprising or funny

My bedroom is fantastic!

Now do Exercises 2 and 3

2 Punctuate the sentences.

1 there are three bedrooms two bathrooms and a toilet

There are three bedrooms, two bathrooms and a toilet

2 is there a dishwasher in your kitchen

3 theres a swimming pool a big garden and a garage

4 what a mess

5 wheres your house

6 there are some flowers some chocolates and some photos on her desk

7 my dog is in the bath

8 are there any trees in the garden

3 Read the email There are ten punctuation mistakes Find and correct them

Hi!

Grammar (26 marks)

1 Read the dialogue and choose the correct

options

Alice: My house is quite small Upstairs 0 there are

two bedrooms, a bathroom and a toilet In

the bathroom 1 a shower

Ben: 2 a bath?

Alice: No, 3

Ben: 4 any TVs in your house?

Alice: Yes, 5 two, but 6 any DVD players

0 a) there are b) is there c) are there

1 a) is there b) there is c) there are

2 a) Are there b) Is there c) There isn’t

3 a) there aren’t b) there is c) there isn’t

4 a) Is there b) There isn’t c) Are there

5 a) there are b) are there c) there aren’t

6 a) there are b) there aren’t c) there isn’t

…/6

2 Complete with some or any

0 There isn’t any cheese

1 There are bananas

2 Are there grapes?

3 There is pepper on the table

4 There aren’t biscuits in the cupboard

5 Is there salt?

6 There is fish in the fridge

…/6

4 Countable or uncountable? Write C or U

bread U orange rice

carrot potato tomato

bath

…/6

6 Complete with phrases from the box

■ c) No, I’m sorry I need it

■ d) Can I borrow your MP3 player?

3 Look at the picture and complete the text with

the correct prepositions

This is my bedroom My bed is 0 next to the

GHVNDQGWKHGHVNLV1 the wardrobe My

CDs are 2 WKHGHVNDQGP\EDJLV3 the

GHVN7KHUHLVDZDVWHSDSHUELQ4 the

wardrobe and a football 5 the bin My

clothes are 6 the wardrobe

…/6

3

Grammar Have got: I, you, we, they

Irregular noun plurals

She’s also a very good guitar teacher My dad’s sister, Angela, and her husband, Alan, have got two children – a son, Bruno, and a daughter called Carla Uncle Alan is from Scotland, but he can speak Portuguese

Alan and my cousin, Bruno, have got kilts for the birthday party – (a kilt

is a Scottish skirt for boys) I haven’t got a kilt (phew!) – just my black trousers and a new white shirt

Have you got a big family? Leave a comment.

Jo o in in

Have you got a big family?

MY BIG BRITISH-BRAZILIAN FAMILY

Welcome to the ULTRACOOL blog of Daniel Gomes

Home

Grammar

Have got: I, you, we, they

Affirmative Negative

I ’ve got a brother I haven’t got any sisters

Yes/No questions Short answers Have you got a brother?

Have you got any

brothers and sisters?

Yes, I have

No, I haven’t

Now make sentences with we and they

5 Read the blog again Notice the words in red

Practice

6 Complete the dialogue with the correct form of

the verb have got

Ron: 1 Have you got a big family?

Liz: Yes, I 2 It’s quite big

Ron: How many brothers and sisters 3 ? Liz: I 4 two sisters, but I 5 any brothers

Ron: That isn’t a very big family

Liz: Well, we 6 a lot of pets, too

Ron: 7 you a dog?

Liz: No, we 8 But we 9 two horses and three cats

Ron: 10 you a boyfriend?

Liz: No, I 11 I 12 time for a boyfriend I’m always busy

Read

1 4

01 Listen and read the blog How old is

Daniel’s grandfather today?

Vocabulary: Family

2a 4

02 Complete the table with words from

the blog Then listen, check and repeat

Irregular noun plurals

• child – children • man – men • woman – women

• person – people

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 108

Use your English: Talk about your

family

7 4

03 Listen and repeat Then practise the conversation in pairs

A: Have you got any brothers or sisters?

B: No, I haven’t I’m an only child How about you?

A: I’ve got a brother and a sister

B: How old are they?

A: My brother’s fourteen and my sister’s twelve B: How many cousins have you got?

A: I’ve got about ten

8 Roleplay similar conversations Ask about brothers, sisters, cousins, aunts and uncles

How many aunts have you got?

b Complete Daniel’s family tree with words from

the table.

Comprehension

3 Correct the sentences

1 Daniel’s grandparents are in England for three

weeks two

2 Mariana is Gabriel’s mother

3 Mariana is fifty-three

4 Mariana’s favourite band is U2

5 Daniel’s new shirt is green

4 Talk about Daniel’s family

Grammar Has got: he, she, it

• black • blond • brown • dark

• dark brown • fair • grey • light brown

• medium-height • middle-aged • old

• short • tall • young

b Match the words to the celebrities

Robert Pattinson – short brown hair …

Dialogue

1 4

04 Listen and read Complete the dialogue

with the correct phrases

Tom: Hi, guys 1

Katy: Pirates of the Caribbean with Penélope Cruz

Tom: Penélope Cruz? Who’s she?

Katy: She’s a film star

Emma: She’s Spanish and she’s married to Javier

Bardem They’ve got two children

Tom: Yes, yes, very interesting, but 2

Katy: She’s very beautiful She ’s got long dark hair

and a great smile

Tom: Nice What colour eyes has she got ?

Emma: Brown Johnny Depp’s in the film, too

Tom: Johnny Depp? Has he got a moustache and

a beard?

Emma: Yes, he has And he ’s got little glasses

Tom: Are you joking? A pirate with glasses?

Katy: Don’t be silly He hasn’t got glasses in the

film

Emma: Hey, look! The new Twilight film’s on, too

Tom: Oh, no! 3

Emma: But RPatz is in it

Tom: RPatz? You mean Robert Pattinson?

Emma: Yes, that’s his nickname He’s so

• That’s for babies • Like me!

• what’s she like? • What’s on?

• You’re just jealous,

Comprehension

2 Answer the questions

1 Which two films are on?

2 Who is in the film with Johnny Depp?

3 What nationality is she?

4 Who is her husband?

5 What is Robert Pattinson’s nickname?

I think … isn’t the best Sherlock Holmes because he hasn’t got … and he isn’t …

Grammar

Has got: he, she, it

She ’s got brown eyes She hasn’t got blue eyes

Yes/No questions Short answers

Has she got brown eyes? Yes, she has

No, she hasn’t Now make sentences with he and it

4 Read the dialogue again Notice the words in red

Practice

5a These film stars want to be the next Sherlock

Holmes Read about George Clooney Then write

about Owen Wilson and Taylor Lautner

Name: George Clooney Born: 1961

Eyes: brown Height: tall

Name: Owen Wilson Born: 1968 Eyes: blue Height: medium-height

Name: Taylor Lautner Born: 1992

Eyes: brown Height: medium-height

Speak

7 Think of someone in your class or a film star The other students ask questions and guess the person

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š :KDWVRUWRIKDLUKDVKHVKHJRW"

š :KDWFRORXUH\HVKDVKHVKHJRW"

Extra practice

For more practice, go to page 109

6 How many words of three or more letters can you make from the name Sherlock Holmes?

George Clooney

Hair: He’s got short, grey hair

Eyes: He’s got brown eyes

Height: He’s tall

Age: He’s middle-aged

Other: He’s got a great smile

Are you the next Sherlock Holmes?

Have you got short dark hair?

Have you got blue eyes?

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

Send a photo to

thenextholmes@castingnet.com

Grammar Prepositions of time: in , on

Vocabulary Months and seasons

• October • March • November • July

• February • May • September • January

• June • April • August • December

Seasons

• spring • summer • autumn • winter

2 Look at the Star Signs and match two months to

each sign:

1 Aquarius is January and February

Vocabulary: Ordinal numbers

3 4

07 Listen and repeat

• 1 st first • 2 nd second • 3 rd third • 4 th fourth

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

• 9 th ninth • 10 th tenth • 11 th eleventh

• 12 th twelfth • 13 th thirteenth • 14 th fourteenth

• 15 th fifteenth • 16 th sixteenth

• 17 th seventeenth • 18 th eighteenth

• 19 th nineteenth • 20 th twentieth

• 21 st twenty-first • 30 th thirtieth • 31 st thirty-first

4 Work in pairs Student A: Say three numbers

from 1 to 31 Student B: Say the ordinal

numbers

A: one, fifteen, twenty-three

B: first, fifteenth, twenty-third

Yes/No questions Short answers

Has she got brown eyes? Yes, she has

No, she hasn’t Now make sentences with he and it ... th sixth • th seventh • th eighth

• th ninth • 10 th tenth • 11 th eleventh

• 12 th... • 13 th thirteenth • 14 th fourteenth

• 15 th fifteenth • 16 th sixteenth

• 17 th seventeenth • 18 th