Luke So do I. I think they’re fantastic.
Emi And I like Tokio Hotel, too.
Luke Really? I don’t.
Emi Mm! Look, it’s Katie Perry. I don’t like her.
Luke Neither do I. She’s boring.
Emi And I don’t like Daniela Mercury.
Luke Really? I do. Balé Mulato was a great album.
Exercise 2 1 Neither do I.
2 So do I. / Me too.
3 I don’t.
4 Neither do I.
Exercise 3 1 like 2 I don’t 3 like 4 like
5 So do I. / Me too.
6 Really Exercise 4
Students’ own answers.
Skills
Reading Exercise 1
Live Aid: 13th July 1985; in London, Philadelphia, Moscow, and Sydney;
£40 million
ALAS: May 17th 2008; in Buenos Aires and Mexico City; $200 million
Exercise 2
1 The Live Aid concerts were to help people in Africa.
2 They were British.
3 U2, Queen, Elton John, Madonna, and Bob Dylan were at the concerts.
4 The ALAS concerts were to help poor children in Latin America.
5 Shakira, Ricky Martin, and Alejandro Sanz were at the concerts.
Writing Exercise 3
Fito Páez is a famous singer, songwriter, and film director from Argentina. His full name is Rodolfo
‘Fito’ Páez Ávalos. He was born on 13th March 1963 in Rosario, Argentina. His first solo album was Del 63. His most famous songs are Ciudad de Pobres Corazones and Mariposa Tecknicolor.
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Vocabulary
Food and drink Exercise 1
2 water 3 apple 4 milk 5 tomato 6 chicken 7 yoghurt 8 beef 9 carrot 10 orange 11 bread
Mystery words: healthy food Exercise 2
Suggested answers:
1 pea, potato 2 chicken, ham 3 ice cream, yoghurt 4 cereal, toast 5 milk, water
Grammar
Countable / Uncountable nouns Exercise 3
Countable: biscuit, carrot, egg, orange, tomato
Uncountable: bread, cereal, cheese, ham, orange juice, rice
some / any Exercise 4
1 some 2 a 3 some 4 an 5 any
Exercise 5
1 There isn’t any water.
2 There are some onions.
3 There’s some sugar.
4 There aren’t any carrots.
5 There isn’t any butter.
6 There’s some vinegar.
a lot of / much / many Exercise 6
1 There are a lot of eggs.
2 I do a lot of sport.
3 We haven’t got much time.
4 Have you got much homework?
5 Sue hasn’t got many cousins.
6 Does Louise eat much meat?
How much …? / How many …?
Exercise 7
1 How many 2 How much 3 How many 4 How much 5 How much 6 How many
Students’ own answers.
Exercise 8
1 a lot 2 any 3 many 4 some 5 any 6 some 7 some 8 some Exercise 9
Suggested answer:
I’ve got some exercise books, but I haven’t got any money. I’ve got a hairbrush, but I haven’t got any pens.
I’ve got a comic and I’ve got some keys. I’ve got some water but I haven’t got any lunch. I’ve got a notebook and I’ve got a mobile phone.
Communication
Ordering food and drink Exercise 1
1 like 2 like to drink 3 have 4 Large, please 5 with cheese 6 Yes, please
Exercise 2 1
Waiter Can I help you?
Boy Yes, please. I’d like an egg sandwich.
Waiter OK. And, would you like a drink?
Boy Yes. I’ll have a cup of coffee, please.
Waiter Small or large?
Boy Small, please.
2
Waiter What would you like to eat?
Girl I’d like a ham pizza, please.
Waiter Would you like chips with that?
Girl No, thanks.
Waiter And, what would you like to drink?
Girl I’ll have a small cola, please.
Exercise 3
1 eat 2 like 3 like 4 thanks 5 What 6 drink 7 have 8 please 9 for 10 ’ll
Exercise 4
1 like a cola 2 like a burger and chips 3 No, thanks 4 have a 5 Yes, please 6 of milk
Exercise 5 Waiter’s questions:
1 How can I help you?
2 Students’ own answers.
3 Would you like a drink?
4 Students’ own answers.
5 Large or small?
6 Students’ own answers.
7 Would you like a dessert?
8 Students’ own answers.
Skills
Reading Exercise 1
1 They have their lunch at school.
2 They can bring a lunch box from home or they can buy a hot lunch at school.
3 Bento is a special lunch box.
4 You can find bento in Japan.
5 Sushi and other Japanese dishes are often on the school lunch menu.
6 It has a traffic light system.
7 It means the food has a lot of fat, sugar, and salt.
Writing Exercise 2
Students’ own answers.
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Unit 3
Vocabulary
Places around town Exercise 1
2 d 3 e 4 f 5 a 6 b Exercise 2
1 hospital 2 leisure centre 3 library 4 police station 5 church 6 post office 7 park 8 bank 9 car park 10 café
Grammar
must Exercise 3
1 must study 2 mustn’t eat 3 mustn’t do 4 must come 5 mustn’t watch 6 must tidy Exercise 4
1 You must 2 You mustn’t 3 You mustn’t 4 You must 5 You mustn’t 6 You mustn’t
Exercise 5
1 must return 2 mustn’t take 3 mustn’t use 4 mustn’t eat 5 must get
Compounds: some / any / no Exercise 6
1 anything 2 anywhere 3 anybody 4 somewhere
5 nothing / something 6 nowhere 7 anybody 8 something
Exercise 7
1 I did something interesting at the weekend.
2 Helen didn’t go anywhere on Sunday.
3 Was there anyone / anybody at the bus stop?
4 Have you got anything in your bag?
5 I don’t know anybody / anyone in that school.
6 Kevin said something.
7 I knew someone / somebody / everyone / everybody at the party.
8 David didn’t see anything at the cinema yesterday.
Compounds: every Exercise 8
1 Mum does everything in our house.
2 We went everywhere in our car.
3 Has Kelly got everything for her trip?
4 They cycled everywhere on their holiday.
5 I don’t know everyone in my school.
Communication
Asking for and giving directions Exercise 1
1 as far as 2 go up 3 at the traffic lights 4 opposite
Exercise 2
1 school 2 police station 3 hospital
Skills
Reading Exercise 1 1 c 2 a 3 b Exercise 2
1 Some houses haven’t got electricity or phones. In the car parks you can see horses and carts next to the cars.
2 They originally came from Switzerland and Germany.
3 They left Europe in the 18th century to escape religious persecution.
4 They mustn’t drive cars, use phones, or have electricity in their homes.
5 Amish women and girls must wear long dresses and the men must wear dark jackets and trousers.
Women mustn’t cut their hair short and men must have beards.
Writing Exercise 3
Students’ own answers.
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Vocabulary
Housework Exercise 1
2 e 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 c Exercise 2
1 do 2 do 3 do 4 take out 5 lay
Grammar
have to: affirmative and negative Exercise 3
1 have to make 2 doesn’t have to study 3 don’t have to finish 4 have to leave 5 don’t have to go 6 has to get up Exercise 4 1 have to do
2 doesn’t have to tidy 3 has to study 4 doesn’t have to go 5 have to make 6 have to win
have to: interrogative and short answers
Exercise 5
1 Does Ryan have to do the washing- up? No, he doesn’t.
2 Does Amy have to load the dishwasher? Yes, she does.
3 Do Amy and Ryan have to lay the table? Yes, they do.
4 Does Ryan have to take out the rubbish? Yes, he does.
5 Do Amy and Ryan have to do the ironing? No, they don’t.
mustn’t / don’t have to Exercise 6
1 doesn’t have to 2 mustn’t 3 mustn’t 4 don’t have to 5 mustn’t 6 don’t have to
Gerunds Exercise 7 1 Cooking; eating 2 Reading; watching 3 Learning; learning 4 Speaking; writing 5 Skateboarding; skiing 6 Travelling; travelling Exercise 8
Students’ own answers.
Verb + -ing form Exercise 9
1 Luis hates cooking.
2 Luis loves reading.
3 Jesica and Luis like listening to music.
4 Jesica and Luis don’t mind getting up early.
5 Jesica doesn’t like going to the cinema.
6 Luis doesn’t mind doing homework.
Communication
Asking for permission Exercise 1
1 I’m sorry, you can’t 2 have to do 3 you can go 4 May I go to Exercise 2
2 a 3 c 4 e 5 d Exercise 3
1 No, you can’t, Olivia. Sit in front of Peter.
2 No, you can’t. I’m watching the news.
3 Of course. The coffee is there and the milk is in the fridge.
4 I’m sorry, you can’t. I have to finish writing some emails.
5 Yes, of course. Put it under that desk.
6 I’m sorry, you can’t. I haven’t got any credit.
Skills
Reading Exercise 1 1 c Exercise 2
1 twelve 2 maid 3 Mr Henderson 4 5.30 a.m. 5 midnight 6 wash the floors 7 do the washing-up 8 help to cook 9 one Sunday a month
Writing Exercise 3
Students’ own answers.
Exercise 4
Students’ own answers.
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Unit 5
Vocabulary
Personality Exercise 1
1 lazy 2 creative 3 shy 4 outgoing 5 patient 6 selfish
Grammar
be going to (1) and (2): affirmative and negative
Exercise 2 1 ’m going to work 2 ’m going to do 3 ’m going to listen 4 are going to have 5 ’re going to wear 6 is going to cook 7 ’m going to help 8 ’m going to learn Exercise 3
1 ’m not going to read it 2 aren’t going to buy it 3 aren’t going to get up early 4 isn’t going to play in the match 5 aren’t going to do it today Exercise 4
1 ’s going to drop it
2 isn’t going to pass the test 3 ’s going to jump
4 isn’t going to win the race be going to (1) and (2):
interrogative and short answers Exercise 5
1 Are you going to have 2 aren’t
3 are you going to do 4 ’m going to meet 5 Are you going to record 6 are
7 Are you going to continue 8 aren’t
Present continuous for future Exercise 6
1 Anna and Tom aren’t going to Mexico in January.
2 Is the party starting at 8 p.m.?
3 I’m having a party with my friends next Friday.
4 Is your older brother coming home at Easter?
5 Ben isn’t flying to Europe next month.
6 They’re visiting their grandparents on Christmas Day.
Exercise 7
1 I’m going to an English language summer school.
2 I’m flying there on 23rd January.
3 I’m staying in Manly, near Sydney.
4 I’m staying with an Australian family / Mr and Mrs Abbot.
5 I’m staying for two weeks.
Communication
Inviting people to do things Exercise 1
1 Would you like 2 I’m busy 3 How about 4 I love going 5 I’d like to see 6 Would you like 7 you want 8 Let’s do that Exercise 2
2 f 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 d Exercise 3
1
A Are you free on Tuesday night?
B Yes, I am. Why?
A I’ve got an extra ticket for the Metro concert. Would you like to go?
B Sure. I love their new album. What time does the concert start?
A It starts at 8.30 p.m. Let’s meet at my house at 7.30 p.m.
2
A Would you like to go to the cinema on Saturday afternoon?
B I’m sorry, I can’t. I have a piano lesson at 4 p.m.
A What time does it finish?
It finishes at 5 p.m.
A I’m meeting Greg and Ally for a pizza after the film. Do you want to come?
B Sure. I’d love to.
Exercise 4
1 go to see Shrek – The Musical?
2 What time does it start?
3 8 p.m.
4 They’re $15.
Skills
Reading Exercise 1 1 Green Space 2 Schools Together Exercise 2
1 Todd 2 Todd 3 Tina 4 Tina 5 Tina 6 Todd 7 Todd 8 Tina Writing
Exercise 3
Students’ own answers.
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Vocabulary
The weather Exercise 1
2 windy 3 raining 4 snowing 5 cloudy 6 foggy
Exercise 2
2 c 3 e 4 a 5 b Exercise 3
1 foggy 2 freezing 3 cloudy 4 raining 5 hot 6 snowing
Grammar
will future: affirmative and negative
Exercise 4
1 will 2 ’ll 3 won’t 4 won’t 5 won’t 6 will
will future: interrogative and short answers
Exercise 5
1 Will Paulo have his holiday in January?
2 Will Helen come to the party?
3 Will Jim enjoy the film?
4 Will the teacher give us a test today?
5 Will your parents stay at your uncle’s house?
6 Will Laura do her school project?
will / be going to Exercise 6
1 is going to; ’ll 2 ’re going to; will 3 will; ’re going to 4 are going to; ’ll 5 ’m going to; ’ll 6 is going to; ’ll First conditional
Exercise 7
2 a 3 f 4 e 5 c 6 d Exercise 8
1 in the street, you’ll have an accident.
2 work hard, you’ll pass the exam.
3 you watch that horror film, you won’t sleep very well.
4 If you eat a lot of chocolate, you won’t have nice teeth.
5 If the weather is good tomorrow, I’ll go to the beach.
Communication
Making offers Exercise 1
1 I’ll drive 2 I’ll get 3 hot 4 I’ll switch on 5 I’ll make 6 Thanks
Exercise 2
1 Great 2 make you a cup of tea 3 thanks 4 carry them for you 5 That’s kind of you 6 help you 7 please
Exercise 3
1 I’ll buy the tickets 2 I’ll go to the shop 3 I’ll ask them
4 I’ll get the chessboard Exercise 4
1
A There’s nothing on TV.
B I’ll lend you my new DVD.
A Great. / OK. Thanks.
2
A I’m hungry.
B I’ll make you a snack.
A That’s OK. / No thanks. I’ll wait for lunch. / That’s (very) kind of you, but I’ll wait for lunch.
Skills
Reading Exercise 1
1 Watch the weather 2 Find a safe place 3 What if you are outside?
Exercise 2
1 Twisters are tornadoes. / Twisters are the strongest winds on earth.
2 They will tell you if there’s tornado weather in your area.
3 Most tornadoes happen between 3 p.m. and 7 p.m.
4 A good tornado shelter is any downstairs room with strong walls and no windows.
5 Because tornadoes can move very fast. Flying objects will hit you if you stand up or run.
6 Because tornadoes can pick up a car and objects can come through the windows.
Writing Exercise 3
Students’ own answers.
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Aa
about U2 absent U3 accountant W action film W actor U1 affect CcC agree U4
air conditioning U6 alone U3
amazing W amazingly W ambitious U5
ambulance driver CeA ancient U3
angrily W angry W animated film W annoyed W apple U2 appliance CeB application form CcB area W
armchair W army CeA arrogant U5 athlete U1 attract U2 aunt W author U2 average W awesome U3
Bb
bacon U2 bad W badly W bake U2 banana U2 bank U3 barbecue U6 basic U4 bathroom W beard W become CcB bed W bedroom W beef U2 before U2 billion U6 bin U4 bird CeC
birth U1
birthday party U3 biscuit U2 black W blond(e) W blood U2 blue W blues U1 board U6 body U6 bookshop U3 bored W bowl U4 bread U2 break U4 brochure U4
bubble and squeak U2 build CeC
building U3 bus stop U3 busy U3
Cc
cabin U4 café U3 cake U2 call U1 camera U2 car park U3 carrot U2 cat W catch U5 cell CeB cent CeA centimetre U6 century U3 cereal U2 challenge U3 change U3 charity U1 cheap U4 cheese U2 chef U2 chemist U3 chess U4 chicken U2 chips U2 chocolate U2 choir U4 choose CeC chore U4 church U3
This word list shows the new key words and phrases that are introduced in Champions 2nd edition Level 2. The words are presented alphabetically and followed by a reference to where each is introduced.
Key: W = Welcome, U = Unit, R = Review, Cc = Culture club, Ce = Curriculum extra
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Word Translation / Definition Word Translation / Definition
digest CeB dining room W directions U3 dirty U4 discover CcA dishwasher U4 do the cooking U4 do the ironing U4 do the vacuuming U4 do the washing U4 do the washing-up U4 doctor W
documentary W domain name CeC door W
dream U3 drive W driving test U5 drop U6 drums U1 duck U2
Ee
easily W easy W
eating habits U2 egg U2
electrician W elephant W eliminate U4 embarrassed W emerge U1 encounter U6 engineer W engineering U5 enter U3 enthusiastic U5 entry fee U3
environmental studies U5 especially CcC
evening W event W everyday U6 excited W expectancy U6 experience U2 explorer U6
Ff
factory worker W faeces CeB fair U3 fall U5 famous U1 fan U1 fantastic W fantastically W fantasy film W far W
farm CeA fast food U2 civil war CeA
classical U1 clean U4
clean the bathroom U4 cleaner U4
clear the table U4 climate U6 climatologist CcC climb CcC cloudy U6 coast U3 coat W coffee U2 cola U2 cold U6 colony U6 combine U2 come W comedy W comic U4 common U6 competition U1 concert W confident W contain U3 content CeC contestant U1 cooker W cool U6 copy U3 country W course U5 cow U2 crazy U3 create CeC creative U5 credit U4 cross over U3 cruise U6 cry W cupboard U2 curly W customer U5 cut U4
Dddairy product U2 dangerous W dangerously W death U6 decide W degree U6 delicious U2 department U1 desert W design CeC destroy CcC develop CeB dictionary W die U1 diet U2
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happy W hard-working U5 harp U1
healthy U2 heatwave CcC heavy W help U2 helpful CeB hip hop U1 hit (noun) U1 hit (verb) CcC home page CeC honest U5 horror film W hospital U3 host U5 hot U6
hot chocolate U2 household U4 hungry U2
Ii
ice U6 ice cream U2 ill CeB illness U3 image CeC important U2 improve U2 include U1 influence CeC information U3 ingredient U3 inside CcB instead U1 intern U5 internal U6 internship U5 island W
Jj
jazz U1 job U4 journalist W journey U6
Kk
kill CeB kind CcB kitchen W knife U4
Ll
lady U4 lake W lamb U2
landscape design U5 laptop U6
large U2 late U3 fatal CeB
fed up W feed the dog U4 feel sick U4 festival U5 film studio U1 finish U1 fire U3 fish U2
fitness coach U5 flexible U5 flower U3 foggy U6 follow U3
food poisoning CeB footballer W foreign U4 freckles W free U3 freezing U6 fridge W friendly CcB frightened W fruit U2 fun run U3 future U5 futurologist U6
Gg
game U3
garden centre U5 garden designer U5 germ CeB
get W giraffe W glasses W
global warming U6 gospel U1
gourmet CcA graduate CcB gram U2 grateful CcB green W green tea U2 gross U4 grow CeB guide U3 guitar U1 gym U3
Hh
hair U4 hairdresser W hairdressing salon U5 ham U2
hand U3
hand-to-hand U5 hang out U4 happen U3 happily W
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Word Translation / Definition Word Translation / Definition
nervous W nickname U1 nobody U3 normal U1 north CcC nose CeB novel CeA
Oo
ocean W offer U6 office worker W oil U2
open U3 opera U1 optimistic U6 orange U2 orange juice U2 organize U4 organized U5 outdoors U5 outgoing U5 overweight W
Pp
packed lunch U3 paint U3 park U3 party U2 pass U5 passenger U6 passion U2 passionate U5 patient U5 pattern CeC pea U2 pedestrian U3 penguin U6 perfect U4 perform U5 pessimistic U6 pet U5
phone (noun) U1 piano U1 picnic lunch U4 pie U3
piece U6 pig U2 pizza U2 plan U5 plate U4 point U2 poison CeB police officer U1 police station U1 poor CeB pop U1 population W pork U2 porridge U2 portion U2 later U2
latitude W laugh W lawyer W lay the table U4 lazy U5
learn U2 leave W
leisure centre U3 library U3 life jacket U4 lifetime U6 litre U2 living room W
load the dishwasher U4 lonely CcB
long W lose U5 loud U3 love story W lovely CcB low CcC lucky U4 lunch W luxury U3
Mm
main U3 major U3 make my bed U4 map W
martial arts U5 match U4 meat U2 mechanic U5 media studies U5 medical U6 meet CcA member U1 menu bar CeC messenger U4 messy U4 mild U6 milk U2 miniskirt U6 minus U6 model CeC morning U1 mountain W moustache W move CcA multicultural W museum W musical W musician U1 mutton U2
Nnnature U5 necessary U4 need U4
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scientist CcC score W screen U6 scuba-diving U4 sea W
see W selfish U5 serious U3 share U3 shark U3 sheep U2 ship U6
shopping centre U3 short W
shoulder-length W shower W
shy U5 side CeC sink W site CeC situation U2 skate park U6 skateboard U3 skin CeB sky U4 slave CeA slim W slow W slow down CcC slowly W small U2 smell U6 smoke U3 snack U2 snowing U6 social U1
social networking site CeC sofa W
software developer U5 software program CeC solve U3
sound engineer U5 soup U2
south CcC space travel U6 spend time U4 spiky W sport U2 stand up U4 starting point U3 state U1
stay U3 store CeB storm CcC strange U1 strawberry U2 strong CcC structure CeC stubborn U5 study U4 stunt artist U5 post office U3
poster W postman W potato U2 practise U4 predict U6 private U3 prize CeA procedure U6 professional U2 prohibition U4 project CcA prophecy U6 protein U2 proud W push U4 puzzle U3
quiz show W
Rr
race U3 raining U6 raise U1 raw U2 ray U6 realize CcA real-life U5 receive U3 recent U4 reception U3 recipe U2 record CcC recorder U1 reggae U1 relaxing U1 repeat U4 report U6 restaurant U1 retire U6 rice U2 rich U5 river W road safety U1 rock U1 rock ‘n’ roll U1 rucksack W rule U3
Ss
sad W safe W sail U4 sailing U4 salt U2 sandwich U2 sauce U2 saxophone U1 scene U5
science-fiction film W
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Word Translation / Definition Word Translation / Definition
uniform U4
unload the dishwasher U4 unusual U6
upload CeC user CeC
Vv
vacuum cleaner U4 vampire U2 vegetable W vet U5
veterinary medicine U5 viewer CeC
violin U1 visit W visitor CcB volcano W volunteer CcB
Ww
war CeA warm U2 wash U3 waste U4 water U2 wavy W web editor CeC web host company CeC wet CcC
wheel U5 wheelchair CcB wild U6 wildlife U5 window U3 windy U6 wireless U6 wish U3 woman W
work experience U5 World Cup U6 wrong U3
Xx
X-ray U6
Yy
yesterday U1 yoghurt U2 succeed U4
successful U1 suffer CcC sugar U2 summer job U5 summertime U6 sunny U6 supermarket U3 support U3 sure U5
surf the Internet U5 surprise CcB surprising CcA sweet U2
Tttable W tablet U6 tail CeB take W take care U4
take out the rubbish U4 take part U3
tall W tea U2
temperature W template CeC text messaging U6 thermometer U6 tidy U3
tidy my room U4 toast U2
tofu U2 together U5 toilet U4 tomato U2 tool CeC top CeC topic U6 total U1 tour U1
tourist attraction W traffic U5
traffic lights U3 train U4 train station U3 trainers W
transport system CcC travel U3
tree U2 trip U3 trumpet U1 try W turn U3 turning U3 TV host U5
Uuultimate U4 umbrella U6
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Speaking and writing
1 I can ask and answer questions about what
music I like. A2
Do you like jazz?
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
2 I can ask and answer questions about famous musicians. A2
Who was Elvis Presley?
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
3 I can agree and disagree. A2 Really? I don’t like her.
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
4 I can identify different food and drinks and say what I like / don’t like. A2
I like cheese.
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
5 I can order food and drink at a restaurant. A2 I’d like a sandwich, please.
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
6 I can ask questions and talk about eating habits. A2
I eat meat twice a week.
1 2 3 4 5
Can you? / 5
Reading, listening, and writing
Yes I’m not sure No
7 I can understand a text about a famous band. A2
8 I can identify musical instruments and different types of music. A2
9 I can understand a text about a teenage chef. A2
10 I can write about my diet. A2
Can you?
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