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Vocabulary Extra You look great! Vocabulary Extra She's the winner Vocabulary Extra Uhave to do my homework Vocabulary Extra Let's go to the mountains Vocabulary Extra You have one new message Vocabulary Extra Let's have some funt Vocabulary Extra What a sunny day! Vocabulary Extra Ive got a cold Vocabulary Extra Has he been on holiday? Vocabulary Extra She might be a vet Vocabulary Extra Can you repeat that, please? Vocabulary Extra Recording script Answer key Acknowledgements ul 12 1s 16 19 20 23 24 a7 28 31 32 36 39 40 43 44 47 51 52 55 56 59 60What’s your name? Listening Part 1 Exain aitnice Look carefuiy at the question and tha pictures betoro each recording starts. ‘You will hear six short conversations. You will hear cach conversation twhoc. “There is one question for each conversation, For cach question, ehaose the right answer (A,B or C). Which picture shows Maria's brother andsister rit and ber friends uswatly do on O Where is 5Grammar Present simple © Complete the blog with the correct form of the verb in the brackets. at school, but my dad i. - (have) his lunch at.a café near his college. He o - (not teach in the aftemnoan because his students all (10), . (finish) at lunch time. we (11) (dive) hore together, and then inthe evening dad (12) on twat TV and 113) sistent to my favourite ‘usc - On my beadphones so that i — (not be) to0 loud for the other people in the bouset @ Jack's English teacher is asking him some questions. Complete the questions and answers, Use the correct form of be or do, 1 _.D__ you get up early every day? ‘Yes, ..-_Lda_. wood. -your brother at school today? No, oe ian . 3 .........- Your parents like listening to music? live near you? 6 it cold outside tadayt 7 ‘your mother and father at home today? No, . & your father a wacher Yes, - Vocabulary Family members, Put the letters in the right order to make words about family members. steris ——-aister. bahnsud - cleun nicsou ‘ogadrhentmr grudateh fewi robbret nso natu Beeunwaune Reading Part 3a Exam advice Don't just look for the same woes and phrases in the ‘question as in the options - A. 6 and C. Remember ‘that these are conversations. ‘Complete the six conversations. ‘Choose the correct answer A, B or C. 0 How old is your sister? A Her birthday’s in March. Sixteen next week, © She's not old. 1 I'm going to France with my family next week. A. iow long will you be there? B Where do you live? (C Whats it like? 2. I don't like getting up at 7 o'dock every day! A. That's too early. B it’s very soon, What time is if 3 A. T think so. B Ido that, toa © I don't mind. 4 How shall we get there - om the bus? A You check it B It’s very long © My dad can drive us. 5. Sorry, I can't meet you tonight A Thanks very much. B You're welcome. C That's a pity. whats your mame? (@)Grammar Adverbs of frequency @ Look at the diagram and complete the adverbs of frequency. @ Circle the correct adverbs. 1 I geLup at 7 o'clock, bat not at the weekends! I y sometimes get up at 7 o'clock. 2 I play tennis at school every Monday. I never / always play tennis at school on Mondays. 3. Lsee my friends quite a lot ~ about three times aweek L sometimes / often see my friends during the week, 4 Every day ask my mum to put chocolate in my lunchbox. L sometimes / olways ask my mum to put chocalate in my lunchbox. S| My mum puts chocolate in my lunchbox about once a week. ‘My mum usually / sometimes puts chocolate in my lunchbox. 6 I goto the town centre a lot, but my friend Karen doesn't go - she doesn't like it there. usually / never see Karen im the town centre, © @ Exam candidates often make mistakes with the position of adverbs of frequency. Correct the mistakes in each of these sentences. 1 [don't watch often TY. often maith 2 You are welcome always in my home. 3 1 lke because | always can buy new games. and I stay often on 5. The festival has sometimes funfairs. 6 11g0 usually co school at § am. (@) uns Writing Part 9 /-Exam advice Underiine what you must include in your answes. ‘When you've finished, check that you have included ‘the three points in your writing (@ Read this exam task. Underline the questions. From: = Sam To: ‘Sarah It's great you ore tree end you can see me in town on Saturday, Where can we meet? What tine shall wa meat? What would you like to do? @ Look at Sarah's email and answer the questions. From: Sarat To: Sam HiSam, Ian meet you near the new shopping centre, at one o'clock. We can go shopping, and then we can gota the cinema. See you soon! Best wishes, Sarah 1 How does Sarah begin her email to Sam? 2 How does Sarah finish her email to Sam? 3 Does she answer all three questions? 4 Isher email long enough? @ Read the email from your English friend, Jo. From: lo To: went to a museum with my parents anct my brother on Saturcay, Hawe you got any brothers and sisters’? How offen do you go out with your family? Where do you usually go? Write an email to Jo and answer the questions. Write 25-35 words.Vocabulary Extra Daily life © © Use the sentences below ta label the people in the family tree. 1 Maria is Stella's daughter. 2) Michael is Stella's brother- 3. Henry is Michael's father, 4 Agnes is Henry's wife. 5 Ben is Maria's cousin. 6 Connie is Maria's auat_ 7 Richard is Ben’s uncle. & Dan is Richard's som. 1 2 3. Michael is Dan’s__ 4 Connie is Michael's 5 Ben is Connie's 6 ? 8 ‘Maria is Dan's Maria is Richard's _ Ben is Dan's. ‘@ Match the verbs 1-10 to the nouns a-j. 1 have a an exam 2 brush b your clothes 3 take © acer 4 do @ ashower 5S go © your teeth 6 puton f basketball 7 drive 8 shopping, 8 geton bh abus 9 watch i afilm 10 play J) the washing up alolo[e|m|m{r}r zlalm|z|m/z/<|o oO a b € a e i g h Now use the numbers to answer the questions. How many months are there in a year? al How many toes have vou got How many days are there in a week? How many letters are there in the word birthday? What's 10 x 10 How tany players are there in a football team? How many units are there in this book? How many days are there in June? - wars your name? (7)Listening Part 3 ‘Try to answenr cach question the first ‘and then check yaur answers tha second tima yeu liston. IE you stl dort know the asm; make ‘ee you keston. ‘a.guess. Listen to Matthew talking ta his frlend Fiona about his new home. For each question, choose the right Are you coming to the party? answer (A. Bor C). You wil hhear the conversation twice, Where is Matthew living nowt ®popposte ihe tbeary F nearhe th by the river 1 What does Matthew like bes! about his new borne? A ihe kiteben B the living room © the garden 2) What has Matthew's mum bought or his room? A r B aclock © abookcase 3) Which street és Matthew's house int A 's Avenue B Cheston Sireet © Mayville Road 4) Momhew says his house bs easy to Bind because A its wails are white. B itis made of wood. Chas a red root. 5) Whot time will Fiona go to visit Matthew? A B c @ uma $00 BS 3a0 Present continuous OE Exam candidates often make mistakes with present continuous forms. Correct the mistakes in cach of these sentences, 1 Leatrt go ara play football now because Fm wetting 4 sory for aig bociewock, fi 2 lack isavt comming to my patty because be's sith toy. 3) We've nat goring 10 school by bus today because mum's driving ws, 4 is Sam listenning to rock music on his computer? $- My parents are siting on the beach and my brother's swimming in the sea 6 Ate you enjoing that book you're reading? Q Complete the semtences with the correct form of the verbs in the brackets. 1 My dad's gor the day off, sa he isw't woréimy (not work) today. He's at home, 2 (the baby / sleep} upstairs at the moment? 3) We can go imo the garden now because {oot rain) any more, 4) My cousins. are in the bathroom, They (wash) thois hands before dinner, 5 John doesn't wont to answer the phos now because be (eat) his dinner. 6 Why (arty / ride) his brother’s bicycle! 7 Let'sswitch off the TV ~ we (not watch) i, & Sally isn't at home at the moment ~ abe (play) football with her tear ot (wie) a leter to my grardtma. is her birthday. Vocabulary Home Put the letters in the right order to make the name of something, you can find in a house. 1 runaoboh __ batireom S$ niwdwo 2 regaga 6 rol 3. sinas 7 morbdeo 4 conkish 8 dreganReading Part 4 Read the article about three teenagers who have unusual homes. Are the sentences ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? If there is not enough information to answer ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B), choose ‘Doe: epxarivadvice) The questions are in the same order asthe text. Peet cdes pereennen neta eens Beene eas ee rere utiful and eect Sree esd Nee eee ee en Pe erat) os Cees peaer rent gtd Sern ty eee eee ees ee ts Sere NE ead ere ee Perens ns a after school. ah coe 0 Paula's parents like their family home in the countryside more than she does. @ Rigne B Wrong © Doesn't say 1 Paula has found there's something good about living far from other people. A Right B Wrong © Doesn't say 2. Paula always has good weather in the area where she lives, A Right B Wrong © Doesi't say 3. Sophie's family moved up into the mountains when they sold their ome inthe ely A Right B Wrong Doesn't sav 4 Sophie meets iends near her home when her classes have finished A Right B Wrona Doesn't say 5 Andrew lived in a big house before he moved 10 a riverboat with his family A Right B Wrong © Doesn't say 6 Andrew's parents often travel along the river in thet boat. A Rig B Wrong © Doesn't sa rw you coming wth pary? (@)Grammar have got © Complete the sentences below with the correct form of have got. ur new flats great!|(1) have got. my own room now ~ I dont share with my brother any ‘more! | ike my room because it (2) a really big window in it. My older brother's room is next door. He (3) alot of things in his room There's a comfortable chair, and a big bookshelf, but he (4) 2 TV, He wants to buy one soon. My parents 6) the biggest bedroom in the fit. In our last home they had a bedroom with a shower, but they (6) ‘one in this place. (7) you. your ‘own room in your home? ©© Exam candidates often make mistakes with have got. Add got in the correct places in the sentences. act 1 fim selling my old TV because ['veqa new one. 2 I've a football match this afternoon. 3 Have you old clothes to wear when you help me in the garden? 4 1 haven't a computer. 5 I've some friends who play in a rock band. 6 Sarah has lot of presents to open on her birthday. 7 Haye you any money in your bagi Vocabulary Furniture Match the objects 1-6 with the information a-f. 1. bookshelt a You siton this 2 carpet b. This is on a floor of a room. 3 chair € You can do your homework on this 4 desk These are on each side of your window. $ lamp fe You switch this on to see more clearly 6 curtains You put your books on this in your room. Writing Part 6 Read the descriptions of some words about the garden. ‘What is the word for each one? The first letter is already there. There is one space for each other letter in the word. © People can sit on this in their garden when the weather is good. g aS $ 11's nice to grow these in gardens to add some colour. f = — — —— — 2 In some gardens, you have to open this to walk in. gy — — — 3 Some people build this around the outside of their garden. w — — — 44 These can be several metres tall, o you need a big garden to grow them. t —_— _ _ 5. You ean cook your food outside on a fire and invite your friends to come to this. b— unit 2Vocabulary Extra Athome OO Complete the sentences with a correct form af the verbs from the box and names of rooms. foper talk ride brish eon sien sit 1 Pm _.¢h inthe sicher rm making aad? 2 hyis onthe sofa in the 3 Maria and Amy are to rmusie uupsiaits. They're in their a 4 Dad is the car, He's outside, ear the 3 5 Grandmais her hair in the 6 Jack is his mew bike outside in the é 7 Mums ta her friend on the phone ta abe zi © Match the words with 1-12, capbeard: 8 sawer tage ‘ole flowers computer aoe conker bow! bmp curtains shat @ Find the odd one ou. 1 shower (pillow) roller towel 2 flowers carpet trees grass, 3 bedroom — livingroom kitchen furniture 4 comput TY chair Lamp 3 blanket cooker lamp: bed 6 door gate bookshelf window 7 apartment garage house flat seiseuoeman wowpacye CiI’m hungry! Reading Part 2 ‘Chock that the word you choose fis with what comes before ‘andl after the pap, Read the sentences about going to a restaurant, ‘Choase the best word (i, B or C} far each space, 0 Hollie to a restauram with her family dor her bérshday last week. A vised (8) went © invited 1 The restaurant is well known all over the city for its Chinese food. A excellent B ready © favourite 2 Hollte’s father Jots af food irom the menu for everyone totry. A made B served C ordered 4 Hollie was full after her main course so abe only had trait for dessert, A piece B half C some 4. Everyone was very because the tood was really good. A. interesting B bappy C lowely § Hollie’s grandma her to wish her happy bisthday. A phoned B said © showed Vocabulary School lunches Complete the school caié menu, barper choose 1 ade —ehus toh a chops Heep ee theta sated Vimo e owe @ums Grammar ‘Countable and uncountable nouns © Label the photos. Use a / an or some and the words from the box. Use plural forms where necessary. wearretehesss onion chocolate sandwich beout rice grape lemon reonado wv carret 2 tome cheese@ Whar's in the shopping basket? Complete the semtences with is / isn't /are/aren't + a/an / some / any. apples. 1 There are Same 2 There cheese. 43. There gtapes, 4 There fags 5 There onion. 6 There lemons. 7 There potatoes, 8 There lemonade. 9 There range juice 10 There carrot. Listening Part 5 ‘Look Carefully ut the questions botora the ‘recording starts. What kind of information to ‘you need? ‘You will hear a woman on the radio talking about an international market in the city, Listen and complete cach question. ‘You will hear the iniermation twice. INTERNATIONAL MARKET IN THE CITY Market ts selling Food Date: o ‘where: a Markel opens at a om First 100 visitors get tree: (a) Visitors can try making: (5) Grammar How much / many; afew / a littie / a tot Complete the questions with Hour mach or How y. Then eircke the correct answer. + J Now many sweets would you like? bananas ido you at in a week? Only a few. | Oniy a iitie. One or twe, maybe, 77 as asia would you like? ) dust a few, please. | fast a ite, please, Tim not very hungry. x chocolate ) icecream would you like?) ‘A iat, please. / A litte, please. is | f- ‘bread have we Bol? ‘Oniy a few. Oriya tittle. We need to buy some, 7 wo ranges ave you going fo buy?) ? sugar do ‘you need to make tha dessart? Oniy.a fa, Only a few. It shouldn't be very swaes. OC) Exam candidates often make mistakes with row much / how manny, a few Ja lttle J a Lot and a / any / some, Circle the correct answer, 1 formerly Mow many sugar do you want? 2 Don't use a lor af ¢ @ little of sale, 3) We've still got a few / « title carrots in the kitchen. 4) Tid like any / some chips. wiah my buarger, 5 Hoa much } Mow many truit do you eat every day? & Is there a / any bulter in the fridge? 7 We haven't got some / amy chocelate in the cupboard. B Would you like some / a beeadt Fen bunt (02)Vocabulary Food phrases © Look at the pictures. Match the food and drink 1-8 with the containers a-h. 1 abottle of a beans 2 abowlof b chocolates 3 acan of ¢ chips 4 acupof d cheese 5 aglass of orange juice 6 aplate of f tea 7 apiece of g soup 8 abox of h water @ Cross out the word which is not correct. 1 a bowl / stiee / box of cereal 2. a glass / bax / bottle of milk 3. acan/ slice / plate of pizza 4 apiece / slice / dish of toast 5 a bag / bottle / bow! of apples 6 apiece / can / glass of lemonade 7. abox / plate / cup of biscuits Writing Part 7 Read all the text first before you start writing. Complete these emails. Write ONE word for each space. j | From: Maica From: Bi Ying | To: Bi Ying To: Maica | HIBI Ying, HiMaica, My name's Maica and I'm (0) from | 6 love to be (7) peniriend! | live Spain. | lve in (1) south, ina city | in China and | go to school @) called Alicante. (2) youliketobe =| | day. And | love cooking, too! I can tell you | my penfriend? | hope so! 9 tomake some Chinese dishes. | Live with my parents, and I've got an older sister, but | —|(10) you want, | \@ doesn't lve with us | Write soon, | ®) more because she's married. BiYing My favourite hobby is cooking! ! love making food é 16 my family to eat! Write and tell me all (6) yourself! Maica © wns