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OXFORD OEE 1 GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER 1j 2d 3i 4g Se 6h 7b 80 Of We 2 GRAMMAR 21 Where are you from? 2 Who do you lve with? 3 What typeof TV programmes do ouliket ‘4. Did you come to this school last year? ‘Are you going to study at home tonight? What are yu thinking about? Who did yo talk to a the party? Who do you usually write «mails tot Does your sister speak Kalan? Where do yo let ‘What music does your brother listen 9? Ishe meeting them tomorrow? Wy ae you doing your 6 Where dd they goon hoiday last. year 7 How often do you goto the cinema? 8 Did you read the paper yesterday? 3 VOCABULARY 1 eleven, twelve 2 seventeen, eighteen 5 sixty, seventy, 4 one hundred, one hundred and one 5 third, fourth 6 twelfth, thirteenth 7 Saturday, Sunday 8 evening, night 9 January, February 10 quarter past five, twenty past five 4 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE Lin pairs 2Sit 3 Answer 4Turn off 5 Don't b 1 Have a good weekend. 2 Which page is it? 3 Sorry I'mlate. 4 How do you spell your name? 5 Could you repeat that, please? 6 7 How do you pronounce that? Can Ihave a copy, please? 8 What does ‘phone’ mean? € Icirele 2cross out 3 complete 4 choose 5 cover the text 6 copy the rhythm 5 PRONUNCIATION a kvEP fis RM WRK fu! O bb Lalphabet 2 birthday 3 fourteen A forty 5 Wednesday 6 tonight 7ainport 8 brother 9 exercise 10 unixersity Oo 1 VOCABULARY 1 father ~ mother ‘uncle ~aunt nephew ~ niece brother-in-law ~ sister-in-law son — daughter ‘husband — wife b talkative ~ quiet shy extrovert ‘generous ~ mean friendly - unfriendly hard-working ~ lazy 2 GRAMMAR a1 I don't like New York 2 She doesn't work in the city. 3 He doesnt have red hair. 4 You don't smoke. 5 Wedon’t often go out. 6 They don't have lunch at one. b 1do 2Does 3Does 4 Does 5do 6Do © Lworks 2doesn't get 3 brings Adoes 5 doesn't get up 6 stays Thas Sdonithave 9 doesnt like 1geton Ldon'tsee 12 lives 3 PRONUNCIATION a (swatches dai relaxes Il leaves ‘/ rune ‘alike ‘al cooks b Iiatkative extrovert 3 unftiendly 4 generous Snephew 6 setious 7quiet 8 daughter 9 funny 4 READING aT 2F 3F 4F ST 6T ble 2a 3f 4c 5d 6b 1 VOCABULARY ‘Across: 2 brain Snnose 7-eyes Slips 9 teeth Down: | fingers 3 mouth 4 feet Ghair 10 car 2 PRONUNCIATION a i teeth, knees (el back, hands fee! arms, heart fel legs, bead po! toes, nose 3 GRAMMAR 4 Lis raining 2 are carrying 3a playing 4 is watching 5 are sitting 6aren’t talking 7 isn't smiling 8 is she doing 9s waiting 10s thinking 11m getting b I'm watching 2 travel 3 'm studying 4gets Sare,going 6 need 4 VOCABULARY 1 in the middle 2 onthe right 3 on the left 4 under 5 behind 6 next to Dames e 1 GRAMMAR alf 2a 3d 4h 5b 6g Je 8c b Lwhere 2which 3where 4 who Swhich 6 where, which 7 which 2 VOCABULARY Lopposite 2kind 3 similar 4 like Show Gexample 7 someone § place 3 PRONUNCIATION afb 1 siaiter/"werta/, water /wo:ta! 2 kitchen /ktfon’, chicken fukin! 3 ninety ‘namti, nineteen /nain'tizn! 4 homework “houmwsik/, housework: Phavswack/ 5 Austria / ostris/, Australia /os'treila/ 6 ‘sandwiches /‘seendwidse2, sunglasses sangla:sa/ 7 aly ali talian 'teljon’ 4 READING 2 TAmanager 2 The afternoon 3 Apedestrian 4 Laptops 5 An antique shop 6 Your boss 7 Eating 84 friend 1 AT IMMIGRATION travelling 2in 3 purpose 4 holiday Slong 6 Where 7with 8ls its 1W enjoy 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH No, thanks, I'm fine. Shall we go? 8 Long! 12 hours. 4 Great! Lets go then. 10 Tim fine. 2 No,1'm OK. Lalways sleep on planes. 6 How was the ight? 3 Sure. My car's outside in the car park. 9 Wow, you must be relly tired. 5 Hello, Tom. How are you? 1 Would you like a coffee or anything? 7 3 READING bb 1 San Francisco Bay to the north and ‘eas, the Pacific Ocean tothe west. 2. No the best way to explore ison foot. 3 South Market and the Mission District. 4 ices are higher, queues are longer and (finding a) parking (space) is imposible. 5 October 1 VOCABULARY 14 1 go swimming/sailing 2 go abroad 3 go camping 4 take photos Sbuy souvenirs Ghirea car 7 go outat night 8 go for a walk 9 stay ina hotel 10 go sightseeing b Lfieezing 2boiling 3snow 4 foggy Sdloudy 6 rain 2 GRAMMAR 4 Regular: arrived, remembered, talked, stayed, hated, walked, argued Irregular: became, began, broke, did, ‘had, spent, saw 1 We didn't study in Korea. 2 They didn’t speak Russian. 3 My uncle wasn't a doctor. 4 [didn't sleep well 5 My mum didn't enjoy the film. 6 He didn't pick up the receipt. 7 You weren't on time. © Twent 2flew 3rented 4 drove Shad 6didn't know 7 were B argued 4.1 Where did they dy tot 2 When did they go there? 3 Did they have a good time? 4 Did they get on well? 3 How many times did they argue? 3 PRONUNCIATION a Ineeded 2wanted 3 loved 4 waited b /o:/ caught, bought, saw fel read, said, went fou! wrote, broke, drove fl rang, drank, sat Jeu came, gave, made 1 GRAMMAR 4 Las sleeping 2 were you talking 3 wasn't working 4 wer living 5 were you watching 6 were walking 7 wasnt driving 8 was snowing b 1 They were playing tennis when it started to rain, 2. He broke his leg when he was skiing. 3 The boys were fighting when their father came home 4 Addog ate my sandwich when I was sleeping inthe park 5. We were studying in the library when the ire started € Lwent 2 were having 3 got 4 vas speaking 5 noticed 6 wassitting 7 decided 8 went Said 10 stopped 11 was passing 12took 13 came 14 was smiling 15looked 16 was laughing 2 VOCABULARY a Lat 2in 3Inon,on 4in Sin 6on,in 7in,in Sat,on b Tat 2atinat_ 3 on,in,at,on 4on- Son 6in 7on,in 8 At in, in 3 PRONUNCIATION afb fame. 2 simi 3 at mg» eg 1 VOCABULARY 4 punk 2jarz 3 rap 4 opera heavy metal 6 blues b 1Where 2When 3Who 4 Whose 5Which 6 How many 7 How long 8What 9What 10 Why 2 GRAMMAR ala 2b 3a 4b 5a 6a bid 25 36 44 51 62 © 1 Who painted The Last Supper? When did Kurt Cobain die? Where do penguins live? How many Oscars did The Lord of the Rings win in 2004? ‘Who won the Oscar for Best Director? ‘Where was Maria Sharapova born? When did your brother go to New York? 3 PRONUNCIATION walk, wash, quickly, white, one b who, hair, happy, hands 1 GRAMMAR I eallymean 2 snowing 3 can't 4abitexpensive 5 don't like him b I because,d 2so,¢ 3 because, £ 450,c 580,b because, € 1 because so, Although 2 because, , Although 3 but although, so 2 VOCABULARY ald 2g 3f 4b 5a 6e 7c 3 PRONUNCIATION ie) accident ev date fad awful fal dance 4 READING 25,1432 CAN YOU REMEMBER...? Ido 2docsn't 3are 4who 5 did were 7 wrote Although CALLING RECEPTION Thisis room 724. My room is very col. ‘There's a problem with the heating. ‘The air-conditioning is't working. Can Ihave a chicken sandwich, please? Do you have any fresh fruit juice? 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH Iwell,c 2How,d 3 What, for a 4This,e 5 time,b 3 READING 1T 27 37 4? ST GF 7? BF ~ AS SE 1 GRAMMAR 41 "ee going to play 2 isnt going to rain 5 ae you going to put 4 isnt going to jump 5 are they going to stay 6 ‘m going to buy 7 arent going to eat 8 Are you going to shave b 1 re going 2’m taking 3 re climbing ‘arent windsurfing § re having 6'regoing 7’m planning © 1 Tm going to pass 2 Tm going to spend /'m spending 5 its going to be 4 He's going to have / He’ having 5 Were not going to miss 6 are you going 7 Ws going to be 8 she’s going to have 2 VOCABULARY Ym looking for Vm looking forward to Pm looking after Ym looking after Tm looking for Tim looking forward to Tm looking for Tm looking forward to Pm looking after 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 (ai money, month fou! oven, hotel ‘Aud improve, honeymoon Dene 1 GRAMMAR Vl snow, “rain 2 ‘lle 3 wor't finish, "be 4 won't pass 5 be able to, Il need 2 VOCABULARY Tose 2 fail 3 forgot 4 leave Steach Gtumnoff 7sent Sborrow 9 found 10 pull 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 Inf enjoy Jaw! stop I! work ao! problem 4 READING a 1 Cancer 2'No, they won't. 3 Buy any new clothes. 4 Aquarius ‘5 Taurus. 6 Pisces a Xe 1 PRONUNCIATION a receive 2forget arrive 4 repair Sexist 6 address 2 GRAMMAR 1 I think I'l go to bed. 2 Shall [turn off the air-conditioning? 3 Lwon't drive fast. 4 Pll buy (you) another one. 5 Shall all the police? Til have the chicken. bIP 2D 30 40 5P 6D 3 VOCABULARY Toome 2call 3 pay 4drive Sgive 6take 4 READING 8 4,6,2,5,1,3.8,7 1 GRAMMAR 41 did, dream, was running, was, was fying 2 Do, dream, have 3 Are, doing, ‘m having, Do, want 4 are, doing, re practising Lare, going to do 2 Are, going 10 watch 3.did,do 4 spends 5 makes Swatch 7 does, do fis, doing Bdon'teat Seat _10-did, have turn on 12 will, be © 1m goingto 21 31mgoing to 41'm going to 51M 61 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 I mecting 2 patient 3 champagne 4 successful 5 violin 6 tomerrow 7 optimistic 8 psychoanalyst 9 understanding 3 VOCABULARY Ito about 340 4with Ssbour 6for Twith 810 CAN YOU REMEMBER I didn't 2took 3Which 4 hich 5 going 6wonlt 7Shall 8 is 1 PROBLEMS WITH A MEAL T here,table 4 rare, done 2 dirty have 5. mistake, any 3 cold, for 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH We could goto ait café that Fkow. 5 Listen, it’s stl early. Shall we go fora walk? 3 ‘Thank you. That was a lovely dinner. 1 ‘That sounds great. We could have another coffee. 6 Good idea. Where shall we go? 4 You're very welcome. Pm glad you enjoyed it. 2 3 READING alt 27 31 4T 5F 6? 72 8F O mere 1 VOCABULARY a Across: 2-dress Sjacket 6 suit socks 10ttights 11 tie 12 jeans 13 top Down: | tracksuit 3 trousers 4 hat Tshirt Bshoes 9 belt b gets dressed 2wear 3 tryon Aputon 5 Take off 2 PRONUNCIATION 1! shirt shoes, shorts 10 trousers, top te Is! socks, dress, suit Ik skit, cap, coat 3 GRAMMAR a1 Hehasn’t been to London. 2 She's broken her leg. 3 Have they eaten there before? 4 Have you tried ice-skating? 5 Thaven’t seen this film. 6 We've had an argument. 7 Have you ever lost your ID card? 8 He hasn't met her parents. b Inever 2ever Snever 4ever Snever Gever 7ever Snever ¢ 1 Have you ever worn, have, did you ‘wear, went 2. Have you ever borrowed, have, did you borrow, needed 3. Have you ever met, haven't 4 Have you ever bought, have, bought 3. Have you ever had, have, ook, ined DPeeens:cmmena 1 VOCABULARY tidy 2make 3do 4change 5 use Gtake spend 8 dean 2 GRAMMAR 1 T'vealready washed the floor. 2 Have you seen this film yet? 3 Daniel has already made his bed. 4 My parents havent learnt to use the Internet ye. 5 You've already made a mistake. 6 We've already been to New York. 7. Has the film started yet? 8 Edward has already found a new job. 1 sjust fallen 2's just done 3 ve just won 4 ve just woken up 5've just bought 6 ve just missed 3 PRONUNCIATION yellow 2 yesterday 3 year ‘university 5 young 6 January, June, July 7 jacket 8 jeans 9 generous 10 judo 4 READING a1T 2 3 4F 57 6F Oona 1 GRAMMAR & Lworse 2more slowly 3 harder 4 more stressful 5 funnier 6 wetter 7hetter 8 more popular Bb 1 isn't as quit as this one doesn't speak as quickly as Carlos isn't as big as Russia didn't play as well as Portugal doesn't drive a carefully as Davina isn't as expensive as Tokyo doesn't dress as elegantly as Ivana jsnft as relaxing as classical music 2 PRONUNCIATION ah 1@go 2 futG@ 3 parGnts ‘haga! Suc hate Hage 1ocbee 11 sickn ss eee geen ‘tine 3 VOCABULARY waste 2 take a long 3don't have enough 4 spend Ssave 6on 4 READING aA3 BI C4 D5 E2 bIF 27 37 4F SF 6T a 2 1 GRAMMAR I most polluted 2 most impatient Bfurthest 4 cheapest 5 easiest Sworst 7 most dangerous 8 most boring 'b Ibusiest 2 dirtiest 3 more expensive 4 noisiest 5 slower © 1 He’ the rudest person I've ever met. 2 This's the most exiting book I've ever read. 3 Is the most beautiful building we've 4 That’ the funniest joke you've ever told, 5 Its the most beautiful photograph Ive ever taken. 6 That’ the stupidest thing Tve ever done. 7 Thats the most delicious meal she's ever made 8 These ate the best poems he's ever writen 2 VOCABULARY 4 Linteresting 2impatient 3 safe ‘noisy Srude 6 crowded 7 polluted 8 modern b Lunhealthy 2 impossible Suncomfortable 4 unfriendly S impolite 6 unhappy 7 untidy ‘8 impatient 3 PRONUNCIATION a Io dicty ‘au bought ‘ou world ‘os Rome b Vunfriendly 2 beautiful 3 exiting dangerous 5 dishonest 6 unhappy 7 unhealthy 8 impossible CAN YOU REMEMBER.. 1 going 2will 3wont 4Does 5 Has Ghave Tas Sever 1 ASKING FOR INFORMATION la 2is 3far 4near 5Can 6take Zon Son 9close 10until 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH know 2 think 3.sure 4 remember Sright 6doing 7 studying 8 holiday where 10kind 3 READING a 114miles 2$12 354 4444 55.30am, 6 taxi airport bus 1 GRAMMAR 4 Tnot to have 2 to meet 3nottoworry 4toclose Snotto tell Gtordax 7 totake b 1 important to be 2 careful not to drop. 3 dangerous to swim 4 difficult to sleep 5 interesting to talk to 6 nice to see 7 easy to.use © Htostudy 2t0learn 310 buy Atohave Stomake 6 to take Ttoargue 8 t0 meet 2 VOCABULARY Pm Bill. 'm 16 and I've decided to leave school. 'm going to leave next week. Pm hoping to get.a job with computers ‘because I'm planning to make lots of ‘money. {ve tried to work hard but I'm not a very ‘good student. All the other students ‘understand and learn to do things quickly ‘but not me. And I never remember to bring my books to class and always forget to do my homework. Td like to learn to fly because I want to be pilot. But first need to do a course. My mother offered to pay forthe course but ‘only if | promised to finish school! 3 PRONUNCIATION a Tremember 2 reception 3 survive ‘decide 5 pretend 6 tomorrow 7 advice 8 escape 4 READING alF 2F 37 4F 5T 6T Oo 1 GRAMMAR a Itidying going 3 making eating. Staking 6 travelling ble 2a 3e 4f 5d 6b € 1 Writing 2sending 3 imagining driving 5 listening 6 Staying Treading 8 getting up 9 taking 10 going 11 getting 12 having 13 Taming 14 leaving, d Ito get 2tostop 3 working ‘toset up Scooking 6 to open Ttospend Slearning 9 getting up 1Ocatching 11 travelling 12 working 13 sailing 14 surfing 15 to move Io teaching 17 tobe 2 PRONUNCIATION Isinging 2languege 3 morning listening Senjoying 6 relaxing 7 remembering 8 pretending 3 VOCABULARY lc 2d 3f 4a Se 6b 1 GRAMMAR 4 Thave to 2don’t have to Sdoesn'thave to 4hasto Shaveto 6 don't have to 7 Does, have to, have to 8 Does, have to, have to 1 You must fasten your safety bet. 2 You must stop here. 3 You mustn't smoke 4 You must turn lft. 5 You must wear a helmet. 6 You mustn't walk on the grass. © 1don'thave to 2:mustn't 3don't have to 4 mustn't 6 don't have to 5 mustn't 2 PRONUNCIATION aL mmastat 2isfen 3 hall 4 Welnesday 3 Kes 6 now 7 wile Sika 8 walk 3 VOCABULARY 1 British and American English are very similar 2 English pronunciation can be quite difficult. 3 Learning Japanese isn't very easy. 4 T think Hungarian i incredibly ‘complicated. 5 Cuach is abit easier. 6 Reading isa really useful way to learn ‘vocabulary. 4 READING b Ana 2Péter,Sompong 3 Konrad 4Elke 5 Péter 1 VOCABULARY 4 1 football 2 baseball 3 swimming 4 skiing 5 volleyball 6 tennis Trughy Saerobics 9 cycling 10 golf b ply 2go Splays 4go Sdoes 6 play € I skiing 2 baseball 3 basketball 4 volleyball 5 swimming 2round 3 through rough 4 1 down 4 over 2 GRAMMAR a Tisrunning across 2s going through 3 is cycling up 4 are skiing down 5 is getting out of 6 are rowing round b tround 2outof 3t0 4 into Salong 6under 7 past 8 through along 10 towards 11 across 3 PRONUNCIATION '¥ through fav’ under CAN YOU REMEMBER...? been 2hasn't 3more 4most 510 doing 7mustn't 8 out 1 TAKING SOMETHING BACK Ubought 2decided 3tried 4to0 Srrefund 6here 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 What think 2Never 3 lovely 4 would, ike S good, idea 6 lost 3 READING a Latest 2boutiques 3 overlooks 4 won't break the bank 5 crowds 6 huge b 1 Borders 2 Borders 3 Banana Republic 4 Virgin Megastore 5 Camper 6 Borders OD cxecrmesesn3 1 GRAMMAR alc 2a 3f 4b 5e 6d D Ltake 2willbreak 3hear 4 stay Swill be 6see 7 get 8will feel c1D 2C 3F 4A 5G 6B 7E 1 puts, will come 2 see, will ave 3 walk, will have 4 throw, make, wll come 5 dig, will find 6 break, will have 7 flies, will have, kill, will have, will be 2 VOCABULARY 1 wearing, carrying 2 won, earned 3say,told 4 hoping, waited S watched, look at 6 known, met ‘7 make, do 8 look, look, look like 3 PRONUNCIATION alb 2e 3f 4c 5a 6d Oosesss 1 GRAMMAR a I had, would drive 2 save, would be 3 wouldn't know, found 4 would, do, lost 5 were, would come 6 would buy, had 1 If Tsawea shark, id be very frightened. 2. What would you do if you saw a fire? 3. Hed go sailing if he could swim. 4 If she won the lottery shed buy lots of new clothes 5. What would people do if they couldn't watch TV? 6 T'd goto the doctor’ if| were you. 2 PRONUNCIATION 1 open, chicken, insect 2 about fai, attack 2 finally animal, crocodile 4 ditetion, mosquito, sfai 3 VOCABULARY ‘Across: I bear 3 tiger 4 elephant 7 sheep Down: I butterfly 2lion 3 eagle Shore 4 READING bb Sentence 2 > Peon 1 GRAMMAR 4 Lmight go. 2 might get Smight continue 4 might rent S might lve 6 might share 7 might not want.» 8 might fl 9 might have to b A might 2may not 3 might might 3 maynot 6 might 7 might Smay not 2 PRONUNCIATION Lorganization 2 invitation 3 election 4 information 5 imagination translation 7 communication 8 decision 3 VOCABULARY Verbs: communicate, conclude, correct, confuse, demonstrate, inject, organize, predict ‘Noun: communication, conclusion, correction, confusion, demonstration, Iconcusion 2 communicate 3 injection 4 demonstration 5 prediction 6 organize 4 READING aiT 2F 37 4F 57 6T 7F 8T a 0 Se 1 GRAMMAR a 1 should, B should, F shoulda’, A shoulda, E 5 shouldn't, D 6 should, C bb I should tell 2 shouldn't be 3 shouldn't go 4 should go 5 should buy 6 should join 7 shouldn't watch © 1D 2F 3A 4B SC 6G 7E 2 PRONUNCIATION a Lwould 2should 3 could understood 3 good 3 VOCABULARY 1 getting, worse 2 got, e-mails 3get,angry 4 get, tickets 5 get,on 6 gets. home 7 get, married Sis geting, taller 9m getting, off 10 got, lost, CAN YOU REMEMBER...? to 2having 3don't 4 through Swon't 6 would 7 might / may 8 should 1 ASKING FOR MEDICINE Ibelp 2hurts 3have 4Are 5 think Gmight 7take Stimes 9 often 10 much 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 Bless 2. How, sounds, shall, mind, choose 3 sorry, pity 3 READING 1 You must keep this medicine somewhere safe. 2 You should be careful not to take too ‘much of this medicine. ‘You have to turn your mobile off, You should be careful with your belongings. 5. You mustn't smoke here. 6 You should be careful or you might fall over. 7 You shouldn't leave anything valuable in your car. 8 You shouldn't drink this water, 9 You must make sure that the door is never left open. 10 You should be very careful if you're driving here 11 You have to wait until a waiter shows 1 VOCABULARY | frightened 2 terified 3 wasps spiders 4 panic 5 closed spaces 6 heights 2 GRAMMAR a Isince 2for 3 for 4 since 3Since,for since 7 since 8 For, since Isince 2for 3since 4for 5 for Gsince 7for 8 for 9since 10since 1 How long have, lived When did, move out Hiow long have, been How long has, been When did, become How long has, been When did, get 1. Gill has ive here for seven years. How long has she been a professional dancer? ‘They have been married since 2000, He has been in France since February. How long have you had your car? He's had this job for eight years. ‘She has had three homes since she was born, My parents lived have lived in the same house for many years. 3 PRONUNCIATION all 2M 3/a fav Slav 6 Tal. 8A 2 1 VOCABULARY 1c 2d 3g 4e Sb Gh 7f fa 2 PRONUNCIATION 4 Stress on 2nd syllable: success, caer pear dine, ditestor Stress on Ist syllable famous cinema, violence, ticket astor 3 GRAMMAR a T'veknown 2were 3met dere S'vebeen Gwent 7 were 8 chose 9told 10 "vebeen 11 'veshared have lived 2 got, were 3 left, "ve worked 4 did, go, took 5 have, had, bought haven't seen, moved 4 READING 2 1,6,3,7,5.42 b Iwas 2 did his family move 3did he see 4 did he work Shas he been married € 1 In 1941. / On January 5, 1941 2 In 1952, 3 (When he was) at secondary school. 4 For eight years (from 1963 t0 1971), 5 For 40 years. Since 1965, One 1 GRAMMAR a 1 Did you use to enjoy 2 didn't use to like 3 used to be 4 Did Colin use to work 5 didi use to be 6 used to live 7 didn't use to do 8 Did he use to play b Lused 2usedto 3 didn't useto 4Didyouuseto 5 used 6 Did your children use to 2 PRONUNCIATION a Ia! used to Is! friends ‘nf! school ‘dy great 3 VOCABULARY le 2g 3e 4b 5a 6f 7h 8d 4 READING 1 Where did you goto school? 2 Did you ever get into trouble? 3 What subjects were you good at? 4 Did you have a favourite teacher? 5 What did you want to do when you ‘were young? 6 What’ the most important lesson you've learned in life? biT 22 3F 42 57 6F 7E 8T 1 GRAMMAR a1 Aspirin is used to relieve pain, 2 The sandwich was named after the Earl of Sandwich, 3 St Paul’s Cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren. 4 This film is based on a true story. 5. The first crossword puzzle was published in 1913. 16 The first credit card was issued by the Diner's Club. 7 The fax machine i not used very often these days. 8 Penicilin was discovered by ‘Alexander Fleming. 1 President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963, ‘Champagne is made in France. ‘What is your dog called? 4 Television was invented by Jon Logie Baird, 5 ‘This room is cleaned every morning. 6 Her flat was designed by a famous architect. 7 Stamps are only sold in the Post Office. Where were those shoes made? was stopped by the police last night. Crocodile Rock was sung by Elton. John. 3 All the photographs at our wedding ‘were taken by my cousin. 4 The heating is controlled by a computer. 5. The first World Cup was won by Uruguay. 6 This wasn't painted by Van Gogh! 7 Was the telephone invented by Edison? 2 VOCABULARY I designed 2named 3 discovered 4used Screated 6 invented 7-made Srecorded 9 written 10 based 3 PRONUNCIATION a /d/ painted, based d/ checked, rained A discovered CAN YOU REMEMBER...? Ihave 2were 3not 4 shouldn't Slong 6did 7used Swere 1 BUYING TICKETS Return, please. How much is that? 3 ‘Thanks. Ob, can I get anything to cat on thettrain? 9 Can Ihave a ticket to Glasgow, please? 1 Good. And what time does it arrive? 7 Here you ate. When does the next train Teave? 5 ‘Thats £15.80. 4 It gets there at 12.15. 8 Yes, there’s a trolley service with snacks and drinks. 10 Inten minutes. 6 Single or return? 2 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH ooking 2 take, ready 3 Why, wondered 3 READING a leant 2can Sunder 4¢an Safter 6$12 7 don'thaveto B must 1 GRAMMAR 2 Inobody 2 anything 3 somebody anywhere S anyone 6 something 7 anything 8somewhere 9 anywhere DIF 2T 3F 4T SP 6T 7T 2 PRONUNCIATION A fl seven help, steal, eves, best, anything /90/ sofa, go, don’t, close, no, home ‘sé Sunday, nothing, lunch, study, button, something 3 VOCABULARY I tired 2relaxing 3 boring 4 depressed S interesting 6 exciting Ttiring Brelaxed 9 bored WO depressing 11 interested 4 READING 4 1Sunday evening 2 the winter 3 Christmas 4 Monday morning 5 the summer holidays 6 lunchtime 7 New Year's Eve Dee ae 1 VOCABULARY Iproducer 2calendar 3 stressed Adlose S verdict 6 free 7 diet Bsocial 9 water 10 skin 2 GRAMMAR ald 2g 3b 4f Sc 6h 7e 8a b Lenough money 2 big enough enough wind 4hot enough 5. few Galitle 7afew Salittle 9a few loalitue 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 /N/ young, sunscreen, month ‘Au! fruit food, studio ‘aul wine, dit, exercise ‘e! friend, stress, many 4 READING aT 2F 37 4F 5T 6T 77 8T 12 excited 1 VOCABULARY a Itopick up 2Turn,down 3 pick, up 4call,back 5 Give, ack 6 Take, back b 1tumon 2wake,up 3go back A take off Slook for 6 look after ‘7 give up 8look up 9 fill in 10 throw aw 2 GRAMMAR fill in ths form / fll this form in 1 2 wake him up 3 got up at 6.30 4 5 write it down put your clothes away / put away your clothes call you back Can you turn it up? looked after them for an hour. Tl give it back (to you) tomorrow. Shall look it up? Have you thrown it away? He gets on with them very well / He gets on very well with them 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘gy regular, great, immigration, glass ‘dy vegetables, energetic, allergic, generally 4 READING a Iputup 2sitdown 3 geton Astay up Sgetinto 6 get up 7 urn on a Se 1 GRAMMAR a lam 2Neither 350. 4 were 5 would b 1 Sodol. 2 Sodid L 3 Neither do I. 4 Neither am I 5 Socan 6 Sohavel. 7 So would I 8 Sodid I 2 VOCABULARY similar 240. 3both 4as Slike Gboth 750 8neither 3 PRONUNCIATION a Lidentical 2adopt 3 baby Astudent 5 exercise 6 political 7 investigate 8 personality 9 medical 10 romantic 4 READING a IP 2F 3? 47 5T 6? 7E BF CAN YOU REMEMBER...? Vor 2has 3use written Sanything 6much 7on 850 1 MAKING PHONE CALLS 1d 2h 3i 4a 5b 6f 7e Be 9g 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH everything 2that 3 What's 4Cheets 51don't 3 READING a Sentence 2 1k 2a 3h 4c 5m 6b 7g Sn 9d Wf Mi De 13) 141 A 1 GRAMMAR a Thadi’t watered 2 forgotten Shadn't done 4’dread Shad started b 1 Had you seen it before? 2. Had you read it before? 3. Had they been there before? 4 Had you eaten them before? 5. Had he flown one before? 1 After I had turned off the light, I got into bed. 2 After Cindy had got dressed, she ‘went to work. 3 After I had seen the film, I read the book. 4 When Ben had copied my notes, he gave them back to me. 5 After Kathy and Tom had done some exercise, they had a shower. d Lhad met 2 finaly discovered Shad been 4hadn'tlost 5 had seen Ghadleft 7had put Sheard 9 went 1Whad broken 11 had already left 12 hadn't stolen 2 PRONUNCIATION 3 VOCABULARY 1 strangely 2 suddenly 3 accidentally immediately 5 suddenly 6 Luckily 7 unfortunately 8 immediately 1 GRAMMAR lived in a small lat 2 didnt like it much, 3 was studying English 4 had been to New York 5 hadn't read the paper 6 had woken up really early 7 had got home at 11,00 $ 1 2 3 4 ‘woulda’ forget He asked me if | wanted a coffee. He asked me if I was a new student. He asked me if Vd been there long. He asked me where my parents lived, 5. He asked me what I was studying. 6 He asked me where I'd gone to school 7. He asked me if was interested in computers. 8 He asked me what my mobile ‘number was. € [Do,want 2don't like 3 talk 4cantake 5'vebroken 6 will, do 7don't want 8 ll wait VOCABULARY a told 2asked Ssaid 4asked Said Gasked b Ltold 2said Stold asked Sold 6asked 3 PRONUNCIATION a1 read, went 2 saw, caught 3 stood, should 4 paid, made 5 preferred, heard 6 cried, tried 7 wold, sold CAN YOU REMEMBER...? I nobody 2many 3them 4 did Shad gone 7was 8if 2-0. tan 978.0-194367662 ma o Maalealaeree

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