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Language live/ Study, Practice &
Unit Grammar focus Vocabulary Skills Pronunciation Task Remember
World culture

01 Revision of questions
Present simple and
Leisure activities
Sports and games
Reading: New ways with
old sports
Stress in questions Do a 60-second interview
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 138
Study & Practice 2, page 138
LEISURE AND SPORT frequency phrases Task: Speaking Unusual sports Remember these words, page 139
page 06

02 Past simple – positive and

FIRSTS AND LASTS
page 16 Intonation in questions
negative
Time phrases: at, on, in, ago
Words to describe feelings
Reading: Firsts in
television technology
-ed endings (past forms)
was and were
Describe a first or last time
Preparation: Listening
Language live
Speaking: Travel
Study & Practice 1, page 140
Study & Practice 2, page 140
Past simple – questions Stress on adjectives Task: Speaking questions Remember these words, page 141
Writing: A narrative

03 should, shouldn’t
can, can’t, have to,
Daily routines
Jobs
Reading: ‘Short sleeper’
or ‘long sleeper’: Which is
should and shouldn’t
can, can’t and have to
Decide on the best job
Preparation: Listening
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 142
Study & Practice 2, page 142
WORK AND REST don’t have to healthier? Task: Speaking Amazing trains Remember these words, page 143
page 24 Listening: An unusual job

04 Present simple and Present

continuous
Verb phrases for special
days
Reading: Special days
around the world
Stress on months and
dates
Describe your special days
Preparation: Listening
Language live
Speaking: Phrases for
Study & Practice 1, page 144
Study & Practice 2, page 144
SPECIAL DAYS Present continuous for Descriptive adjectives Reading: Do something Intonation on phrases for Task: Speaking special days Remember these words, page 145
page 32 future arrangements funny for money special days Writing: An
Listening: New Year invitation
celebrations

05 Comparative and
superlative adjectives
Physical appearance
Parts of the body
Reading: Physical
appearance
Weak forms of
prepositions
Do a survey about image
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 146
Study & Practice 2, page 146
YOUR LOOK Questions with How, What Listening: Special clothes Vowel sounds and silent Task: Speaking City of street style Remember these words, page 147
page 42 and What … like? letters
Stress on content words in
questions
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06 Plans and intentions
Predictions with will
Going on holiday
Describing holidays
Reading: On The Move
Holidays
will/’ll and would/’d
Intonation in making
Choose a holiday
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Making
Study & Practice 1, page 148
Study & Practice 2, page 148
GOING AWAY and won’t requests listening requests and asking Remember these words, page 149
page 52 Task: Speaking for permission
Writing: A postcard

07 Present perfect and Past

simple with for
Verb phrases about
ambitions
Reading: Top five secrets
of success
for and have Talk about your ambitions
Preparation: Reading and
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 150
Study & Practice 2, page 150
SUCCESS Present perfect and The internet Reading: Amazing listening Success stories Remember these words, page 151
page 60 Past simple with other achievements Task: Speaking
time words Listening: Finding fame on
the internet

Study, Practice, Remember page 138, Audio scripts page 166, Irregular verb list page 175

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 Contents
Language live/ Study, Practice &
Unit Grammar focus Vocabulary Skills Pronunciation Task Remember
World culture

01 Revision of questions
Present simple and
Leisure activities
Sports and games
Reading: New ways with
old sports
Stress in questions Do a 60-second interview
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 138
Study & Practice 2, page 138
LEISURE AND SPORT frequency phrases Task: Speaking Unusual sports Remember these words, page 139
page 06

02 Past simple – positive and

FIRSTS AND LASTS
page 16 Intonation in questions
negative
Time phrases: at, on, in, ago
Words to describe feelings
Reading: Firsts in
television technology
-ed endings (past forms)
was and were
Describe a first or last time
Preparation: Listening
Language live
Speaking: Travel
Study & Practice 1, page 140
Study & Practice 2, page 140
Past simple – questions Stress on adjectives Task: Speaking questions Remember these words, page 141
Writing: A narrative

03 should, shouldn’t
can, can’t, have to,
Daily routines
Jobs
Reading: ‘Short sleeper’
or ‘long sleeper’: Which is
should and shouldn’t
can, can’t and have to
Decide on the best job
Preparation: Listening
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 142
Study & Practice 2, page 142
WORK AND REST don’t have to healthier? Task: Speaking Amazing trains Remember these words, page 143
page 24 Listening: An unusual job

04 Present simple and Present

continuous
Verb phrases for special
days
Reading: Special days
around the world
Stress on months and
dates
Describe your special days
Preparation: Listening
Language live
Speaking: Phrases for
Study & Practice 1, page 144
Study & Practice 2, page 144
SPECIAL DAYS Present continuous for Descriptive adjectives Reading: Do something Intonation on phrases for Task: Speaking special days Remember these words, page 145
page 32 future arrangements funny for money special days Writing: An
Listening: New Year invitation
celebrations

05 Comparative and
superlative adjectives
Physical appearance
Parts of the body
Reading: Physical
appearance
Weak forms of
prepositions
Do a survey about image
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 146
Study & Practice 2, page 146
YOUR LOOK Questions with How, What Listening: Special clothes Vowel sounds and silent Task: Speaking City of street style Remember these words, page 147
page 42 and What … like? letters
Stress on content words in
questions

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06 Plans and intentions
Predictions with will
Going on holiday
Describing holidays
Reading: On The Move
Holidays
will/’ll and would/’d
Intonation in making
Choose a holiday
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Making
Study & Practice 1, page 148
Study & Practice 2, page 148
GOING AWAY and won’t requests listening requests and asking Remember these words, page 149
page 52 Task: Speaking for permission
Writing: A postcard

07 Present perfect and Past

simple with for
Verb phrases about
ambitions
Reading: Top five secrets
of success
for and have Talk about your ambitions
Preparation: Reading and
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 150
Study & Practice 2, page 150
SUCCESS Present perfect and The internet Reading: Amazing listening Success stories Remember these words, page 151
page 60 Past simple with other achievements Task: Speaking
time words Listening: Finding fame on
the internet

Study, Practice, Remember page 138, Audio scripts page 166, Irregular verb list page 175

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Language live/ Study, Practice &
Unit Grammar focus Vocabulary Skills Pronunciation Task Remember
World culture

08 Using articles
Quantifiers with countable
City life
Geographical features
Reading: Top 5 most
extreme places to live in
The letter i
Intonation in asking for
Give a talk about Canada
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Asking for
Study & Practice 1, page 152
Study & Practice 2, page 152
PLACES TO LIVE and uncountable nouns the world! and giving directions listening and giving directions Remember these words, page 153
page 70 Task: Speaking Writing: Directions

09 may, might,
will definitely, etc.
Modern equipment
Adjectives for describing
Reading: What was life like
one hundred years ago?
Stress in compound nouns Plan a café makeover
Preparation: Reading and
World culture:
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 154
Study & Practice 2, page 154
OLD AND NEW Present tense after if, when places Listening: How to clean a listening Green cities Remember these words, page 155
page 78 and other time words house in three minutes Task: Speaking

10 Past continuous
used to
Accidents and injuries
Feeling ill
Reading: Dirt is good
for you
used to and didn’t use to
Intonation in questions at
Choose the funniest story
Preparation: Reading
Language live
Speaking: Talking
Study & Practice 1, page 156
Study & Practice 2, page 156
TAKE CARE the doctor’s Task: Speaking about health Remember these words, page 157
page 88 Writing: Time words
in a narrative

11 like and would like

Conditional sentences
Adjectives with dependent
prepositions
Reading: The best things
in life!
Intonation in invitations Take part in a survey
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 158
Study & Practice 2, page 158
THE BEST THINGS with would Survival items Task: Speaking White gold Remember these words, page 159
page 96

12 Present simple passive

Past simple passive
Types of products
Personal items
Reading: What makes a
good brand great?
Regular past participles
Intonation in making and
Present a new product
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Making
Study & Practice 1, page 160
Study & Practice 2, page 160
BRAND NEW responding to suggestions listening and responding to Remember these words, page 161
page 106 Task: Speaking suggestions
Writing: A customer
review

13 Present perfect continuous
with how long, for and
THE RIGHT PERSON since
page 114 Present perfect continuous
and Present perfect simple
Personal characteristics Reading: Finding Mr Right sachtienganhhanoi.com Contracted forms (Present Choose an ambassador World culture Study & Practice 1, page 162
Getting a job perfect continuous) Preparation: Reading Video and research: Study & Practice 2, page 162
Task: Speaking The search for cool Remember these words, page 163

14 Past perfect
Narrative tenses review
Money
Verbs and phrases about
Reading: Money movies Numbers
Intonations in requests
Tell a story from pictures
Preparation: Reading
Language live
Speaking: Dealing
Study & Practice 1, page 164
Study & Practice 2, page 164
MONEY money Task: Speaking with money Remember these words, page 165
page 124 Writing: An essay
expressing your
opinion

Study, Practice, Remember page 138, Audio scripts page 166, Irregular verb list page 175

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Language live/ Study, Practice &
Unit Grammar focus Vocabulary Skills Pronunciation Task Remember
World culture

08 Using articles
Quantifiers with countable
City life
Geographical features
Reading: Top 5 most
extreme places to live in
The letter i
Intonation in asking for
Give a talk about Canada
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Asking for
Study & Practice 1, page 152
Study & Practice 2, page 152
PLACES TO LIVE and uncountable nouns the world! and giving directions listening and giving directions Remember these words, page 153
page 70 Task: Speaking Writing: Directions

09 may, might,
will definitely, etc.
Modern equipment
Adjectives for describing
Reading: What was life like
one hundred years ago?
Stress in compound nouns Plan a café makeover
Preparation: Reading and
World culture:
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 154
Study & Practice 2, page 154
OLD AND NEW Present tense after if, when places Listening: How to clean a listening Green cities Remember these words, page 155
page 78 and other time words house in three minutes Task: Speaking

10 Past continuous
used to
Accidents and injuries
Feeling ill
Reading: Dirt is good
for you
used to and didn’t use to
Intonation in questions at
Choose the funniest story
Preparation: Reading
Language live
Speaking: Talking
Study & Practice 1, page 156
Study & Practice 2, page 156
TAKE CARE the doctor’s Task: Speaking about health Remember these words, page 157
page 88 Writing: Time words
in a narrative

11 like and would like

Conditional sentences
Adjectives with dependent
prepositions
Reading: The best things
in life!
Intonation in invitations Take part in a survey
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 158
Study & Practice 2, page 158
THE BEST THINGS with would Survival items Task: Speaking White gold Remember these words, page 159
page 96

12 Present simple passive

Past simple passive
Types of products
Personal items
Reading: What makes a
good brand great?
Regular past participles
Intonation in making and
Present a new product
Preparation: Reading and
Language live
Speaking: Making
Study & Practice 1, page 160
Study & Practice 2, page 160
BRAND NEW responding to suggestions listening and responding to Remember these words, page 161
page 106 Task: Speaking suggestions
Writing: A customer
review

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13 Present perfect continuous
with how long, for and
Personal characteristics
Getting a job
Reading: Finding Mr Right Contracted forms (Present
perfect continuous)
Choose an ambassador
Preparation: Reading
World culture
Video and research:
Study & Practice 1, page 162
Study & Practice 2, page 162
THE RIGHT PERSON since Task: Speaking The search for cool Remember these words, page 163
page 114 Present perfect continuous
and Present perfect simple

14 Past perfect
Narrative tenses review
Money
Verbs and phrases about
Reading: Money movies Numbers
Intonations in requests
Tell a story from pictures
Preparation: Reading
Language live
Speaking: Dealing
Study & Practice 1, page 164
Study & Practice 2, page 164
MONEY money Task: Speaking with money Remember these words, page 165
page 124 Writing: An essay
expressing your
opinion

Study, Practice, Remember page 138, Audio scripts page 166, Irregular verb list page 175

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LEISURE
AND
SPORT Speaking and vocabulary
Leisure activities
1a Work in pairs and discuss.
• Which activities in the box can you see in the photos?
• Which activities do you do every day?
go to the cinema listen to the radio watch live music
IN THIS UNIT go out with friends use the internet play computer games
listen to music play a musical instrument go to the gym
go to evening classes play sport watch TV
• Grammar: Revision of
questions; Present simple
and frequency phrases b 1.1 Listen to the phrases. Practise saying them aloud.

• Vocabulary: Leisure activities; 2 Read the results of the leisure time survey and answer the questions.
Sports and games 4 Jay and Tina both took part in the leisure time survey. 5a Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions using the
1 Where was the survey? Complete what they say with the correct verbs from verbs in exercise 1a. Make a list of three activities
• Task: Do a 60-second interview 2 What is it about? exercise 1a. your partner does and three activities he/she
doesn’t do.
• World culture: tbc
LEISURE TIME SURVEY OF YOUNG JAY
‘My computer is very Do you go to evening classes?
ADULTS IN THE UK important for me. I’m a
student at Manchester Yes, I do … I study English!
University, so I 1 the
In our online poll, we asked 1,000 young adults aged between 16 and 24 ‘How do you spend your free time?’
internet a lot for my
KEY FACTS

Here are the results:

studies and my friends Do you play a musical instrument?
• 1
percent of young adults use the internet every day. and I 2 a lot of
• The most popular leisure activity is going to the cinema: 2 percent say it is their favourite evening computer games. I don’t No, I don’t. How about you?
3 any sport. I 4
activity.
to evening classes twice
• 82 percent of people say they watch TV for more than 3 hours a week, but only a week; it’s a course on Computer Skills. On other b Compare your ideas. What are the most popular
4
percent listen to the radio. nights, I 5 out with friends – we usually leisure activities? What other things do people do in
6 to the cinema.’
• 38 percent of young people watch live music, but only 5 percent can play a musical instrument. their free time?
• Only 6
percent of young adults play sport. Football, swimming and cycling are the most popular sports.
TINA
‘I’m a professional musician,
so music is my life! I
7 to the radio nearly
3a 1.2 Listen to a radio news report about the results of the all day – mainly classical
survey. Before you listen, try to guess where the numbers in the or jazz. When I 8 TV,
box go in the survey. it’s always a music channel.
I even 9 to music
10 23 30 32 42 87 when I 10 to the
gym! I 11 the piano
and the saxophone. And I
b Listen again and check your answers. Then work in pairs and 12 a lot of live music
compare your answers. in my free time.’
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 01
LEISURE
AND
SPORT Speaking and vocabulary
Leisure activities
1a Work in pairs and discuss.
• Which activities in the box can you see in the photos?
• Which activities do you do every day?
go to the cinema listen to the radio watch live music
IN THIS UNIT go out with friends use the internet play computer games
listen to music play a musical instrument go to the gym
go to evening classes play sport watch TV
• Grammar: Revision of
questions; Present simple
and frequency phrases b 1.1 Listen to the phrases. Practise saying them aloud.

• Vocabulary: Leisure activities; 2 Read the results of the leisure time survey and answer the questions.
Sports and games 4 Jay and Tina both took part in the leisure time survey. 5a Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions using the
1 Where was the survey? Complete what they say with the correct verbs from verbs in exercise 1a. Make a list of three activities
• Task: Do a 60-second interview 2 What is it about? exercise 1a. your partner does and three activities he/she
doesn’t do.
• World culture: tbc
LEISURE TIME SURVEY OF YOUNG JAY
‘My computer is very Do you go to evening classes?
ADULTS IN THE UK important for me. I’m a
student at Manchester Yes, I do … I study English!
University, so I 1 the
In our online poll, we asked 1,000 young adults aged between 16 and 24 ‘How do you spend your free time?’
internet a lot for my
KEY FACTS

Here are the results:

studies and my friends Do you play a musical instrument?
• 1
percent of young adults use the internet every day. and I 2 a lot of
• The most popular leisure activity is going to the cinema: 2 percent say it is their favourite evening computer games. I don’t No, I don’t. How about you?
3 any sport. I 4
activity.
to evening classes twice
• 82 percent of people say they watch TV for more than 3 hours a week, but only a week; it’s a course on Computer Skills. On other b Compare your ideas. What are the most popular
4
percent listen to the radio. nights, I 5 out with friends – we usually leisure activities? What other things do people do in
6 to the cinema.’
• 38 percent of young people watch live music, but only 5 percent can play a musical instrument. their free time?
• Only 6
percent of young adults play sport. Football, swimming and cycling are the most popular sports.
TINA
‘I’m a professional musician,
so music is my life! I
7 to the radio nearly
3a 1.2 Listen to a radio news report about the results of the all day – mainly classical
survey. Before you listen, try to guess where the numbers in the or jazz. When I 8 TV,
box go in the survey. it’s always a music channel.
I even 9 to music
10 23 30 32 42 87 when I 10 to the
gym! I 11 the piano
and the saxophone. And I
b Listen again and check your answers. Then work in pairs and 12 a lot of live music
compare your answers. in my free time.’
6 7

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 Leisure and sport 01

Grammar focus 1 3 1.3 Listen and check your answers. How many PRACTICE 3 Write the questions for the answers below.

Revision of questions questions did you answer correctly? I get up at seven o’clock at the weekend.
1 Match questions 1–4 with answers a–d in parts A, B What time do you get up at the weekend?
GRAMMAR and C below. 1 I get up at six o’clock in the week.
1 Work in pairs. Look at the games in the photos and
discuss the questions. Question words A 2 I go to the cinema once a month.
1 When do you play a My friends from 3 I come to school by bus.
• Which are board games? Which are puzzles? 1 Look at the question words in bold in exercise 2. football? college. 4 My birthday is in August.
• Which do children often play? Which question word(s) do we use to talk about: 5 I play basketball
2 Who do you play b On Sunday mornings.
• Which have the same name in your language? 1 a person? who 6 My favourite colour is blue.
football with? c Because it’s fun and
• Which of the games do you play? Which are your 2 a place?
3 Where do you play it’s good exercise. 7 There are five people in my family.
favourites? Why? 3 a thing? /
football? d In the local park. 8 My journey to school takes about half an hour.
4 a time?
• Which of these do you usually prefer? Why? 4 Why do you play 9 I’d like to visit India and Australia.
5 the reason for doing something?
• word games (e.g. Scrabble)? 6 the way you do something? football? 10 I like rock and jazz.
• number games (e.g. Sudoku)? 7 a period of time?
• games of strategy (e.g. chess)? 8 the number of times you do something? B
• games of chance (e.g. Snakes and Ladders)? 9 the class or type of thing? 1 How often do a Two.
• What other games like these do you play? 10 the number of people or things? you have English b Twice a week.
lessons? c Tuesdays and
Word order in questions 2 How long are the Thursdays.
2 Work in pairs. Read the games quiz and try to answer
lessons? d 90 minutes.
as many questions as you can in five minutes. If you 2 Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1 good at / Is / James / playing chess ? 3 Which days do you
don’t know the answer, try to guess.
2 computer games / play / your friends / Do ? have lessons?
3 start / the game / does / When ? 4 How many teachers
'S A FACT do you have?
IT !
C
The longest
1 What time is it? a 16th May.
recorded game of

GAMES
2 What time does the b Monday.
Monopoly is 1,680
train leave? c Nearly three o’clock.
hours – that’s
70 days! 3 What day is it? d Five forty-five.

QUIZ
4 What date is it
today?

PRONUNCIATION
01 When was the first Mario Brothers computer game?
1 1.4 Look at the list of questions in exercise 1.
02 Who starts in a game of chess: the black player or Notice the words which are stressed (these are in
the white player? bold). Listen and practise the stressed words.
4 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the
2 1.5 Listen and practise saying the complete questions in exercises 2 and 3.
03 What are marbles usually made of? questions.

04 Where did the game Mah-jong originate?

What time do you get up at the weekend?
05 What kind of game is Snakes and Ladders? 2 Complete the questions.
1 Where you live? About seven o’clock.
06 Why are there 52 cards in a normal pack? 2 Who do you live ?
3 How do you drink coffee?
07 How do you do a Sudoku puzzle? Seven o’clock! Why do you get up so early?
4 What your favourite food?
08 What colour are the pieces on a backgammon 5 When do have lunch?
6 you watch TV a lot? Because I always go to the
board normally? gym before breakfast.
7 many pets have you got?
09 Which two letters have the highest score in the 8 you speak French?
English version of Scrabble? 9 would you like to do this weekend?
10 What time it now?
10 How many spots are there on a dice?
Unit 1, Study & Practice 1, page 138
11 How often do the World Dominoes Championships
take place?

12 How long does an average game of Monopoly last?

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 Leisure and sport 01

Grammar focus 1 3 1.3 Listen and check your answers. How many PRACTICE 3 Write the questions for the answers below.

Revision of questions questions did you answer correctly? I get up at seven o’clock at the weekend.
1 Match questions 1–4 with answers a–d in parts A, B What time do you get up at the weekend?
GRAMMAR and C below. 1 I get up at six o’clock in the week.
1 Work in pairs. Look at the games in the photos and
discuss the questions. Question words A 2 I go to the cinema once a month.
1 When do you play a My friends from 3 I come to school by bus.
• Which are board games? Which are puzzles? 1 Look at the question words in bold in exercise 2. football? college. 4 My birthday is in August.
• Which do children often play? Which question word(s) do we use to talk about: 5 I play basketball
2 Who do you play b On Sunday mornings.
• Which have the same name in your language? 1 a person? who 6 My favourite colour is blue.
football with? c Because it’s fun and
• Which of the games do you play? Which are your 2 a place?
3 Where do you play it’s good exercise. 7 There are five people in my family.
favourites? Why? 3 a thing? /
football? d In the local park. 8 My journey to school takes about half an hour.
4 a time?
• Which of these do you usually prefer? Why? 4 Why do you play 9 I’d like to visit India and Australia.
5 the reason for doing something?
• word games (e.g. Scrabble)? 6 the way you do something? football? 10 I like rock and jazz.
• number games (e.g. Sudoku)? 7 a period of time?
• games of strategy (e.g. chess)? 8 the number of times you do something? B
• games of chance (e.g. Snakes and Ladders)? 9 the class or type of thing? 1 How often do a Two.
• What other games like these do you play? 10 the number of people or things? you have English b Twice a week.
lessons? c Tuesdays and
Word order in questions 2 How long are the Thursdays.
2 Work in pairs. Read the games quiz and try to answer
lessons? d 90 minutes.
as many questions as you can in five minutes. If you 2 Put the words in the correct order to make questions.
1 good at / Is / James / playing chess ? 3 Which days do you
don’t know the answer, try to guess.
2 computer games / play / your friends / Do ? have lessons?
3 start / the game / does / When ? 4 How many teachers
'S A FACT do you have?
IT !
C
The longest
1 What time is it? a 16th May.
recorded game of

GAMES
2 What time does the b Monday.
Monopoly is 1,680
train leave? c Nearly three o’clock.
hours – that’s
70 days! 3 What day is it? d Five forty-five.

QUIZ
4 What date is it
today?

PRONUNCIATION
01 When was the first Mario Brothers computer game?
1 1.4 Look at the list of questions in exercise 1.
02 Who starts in a game of chess: the black player or Notice the words which are stressed (these are in
the white player? bold). Listen and practise the stressed words.
4 Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer the
2 1.5 Listen and practise saying the complete questions in exercises 2 and 3.
03 What are marbles usually made of? questions.

04 Where did the game Mah-jong originate?

What time do you get up at the weekend?
05 What kind of game is Snakes and Ladders? 2 Complete the questions.
1 Where you live? About seven o’clock.
06 Why are there 52 cards in a normal pack? 2 Who do you live ?
3 How do you drink coffee?
07 How do you do a Sudoku puzzle? Seven o’clock! Why do you get up so early?
4 What your favourite food?
08 What colour are the pieces on a backgammon 5 When do have lunch?
6 you watch TV a lot? Because I always go to the
board normally? gym before breakfast.
7 many pets have you got?
09 Which two letters have the highest score in the 8 you speak French?
English version of Scrabble? 9 would you like to do this weekend?
10 What time it now?
10 How many spots are there on a dice?
Unit 1, Study & Practice 1, page 138
11 How often do the World Dominoes Championships
take place?

12 How long does an average game of Monopoly last?

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Reading and vocabulary Grammar focus 2

Sports and games
1 Work in pairs and make a list of six
sports that are popular in your country.
Which sports do you play? Which ones
do you watch?
2 Read the article and answer the questions.
Which sport:
1 is good for playing with friends?
2 can you play in a park?
3 do you do on your own?
4 is similar to dancing in some ways?
5 is likely to result in injuries?
6 can you play in many different countries?
3a Complete the questions below with
one word.
1 ’s the name of the world’s best-
selling computer game?
2 do you hit the ball when you play
Wii-tennis?
3 old is the game of golf?
4 How Disc Golf courses are there in
the world?
5 is John Farnworth?
6 long did it take John Farnworth to
run the London Marathon?
b Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer
the questions using the phrases in the box.
by moving your arm and pressing a button
more than 1,000
he’s a freestyle football champion
12 hours 15 minutes Wii Sports
250 years old
4 Look at the words in the box and put them
into three groups: things you need, verbs
and people.
ball racket games console equipment
Present simple and frequency
phrases
1 Work in pairs. Look at the photos of two
sports people and guess who:
1 swims for at least five hours every day.
2 is a Goodwill ambassador for UNICEF, the
World Children’s Charity.
3 has 4 million followers on Twitter.
4 consumes 12,000 calories a day, and often
eats burgers and other fast food.
5 makes pop records.
6 gets up at 5 a.m. to go to the swimming
pool.
7 weighs 100 kg.
8 has the nickname ‘The Fish’. Michael Phelps, world champion
9 lives in Los Angeles, California. swimmer from Baltimore, USA
10 earns about $10 million a year.
Yu-na Kim, world champion ice-skater
from Bucheon, South Korea
2 1.6 Listen and check your answers.
Whose life do you think is more interesting?
Why?
PRACTICE
GRAMMAR
NEW WAYS WITH OLD SPORTS 1 Write the frequency phrases in brackets in the correct place
Present simple in the sentences.
Can you play golf without a ball? Or tennis without 1 Which of the following examples describes: 1 Michael sends messages on Twitter. (five or six times a day)
a tennis racket? These days the answer is ‘Yes you • a habit? 2 He swims for five or six hours. (every day)
can’. Here are some 21st century ways of playing • something that is always true? 3 He misses breakfast. (never)
our favourite traditional sports. 1 He trains for five to six hours every day. 4 He goes to fast food restaurants. (sometimes)
2 She comes from Bucheon, South Korea. 5 He goes to the swimming pool in the mornings. (always)
1 WII SPORTS 6 Yu-na works for children’s charities. (often)
2 Put each sentence into:
Nintendo’s Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
7 She studies English. (three times a week)
• the question form
You can play tennis, baseball or golf, go bowling or do boxing. You don’t 8 She eats fast food. (never)
• the negative form
run around or get tired, however. You do everything by moving your arm 9 She skates for several hours. (every morning)
and pressing a button on your games console. It’s also a good social Frequency phrases 10 She sings in English. (occasionally)
activity and many people organise gaming parties with their friends. But
there is a downside; at least ten people in the UK injure themselves 3 Underline the phrases below which answer
playing Wii Sports every week and have to go to hospital. There are also the question How often … ? Where in the 2a Complete the sentences with a frequency phrase in the box
hundreds of cases of broken furniture, broken windows and injured sentences do the phrases go? below to make them true for you.
pets! Some people call this new 21st century problem ‘Wii-it-is’. 1 He sometimes eats burgers and other
fast food. always occasionally sometimes usually never
2 DISC GOLF 2 She often gives money to charities. every day/week/month/year/two years, etc.
3 He does at least five hours of training once/twice/three times a day/week/month/year
The game of golf is more than 250 years old. But for the 21st century

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version of the game, you don’t need any expensive special equipment. every day.
hit throw winner player
sometimes
Players don’t hit a ball; they throw a plastic disc towards the ‘hole’ – 4 She has English classes three times a week. I watch TV in bed.
team kick score champion which is actually a metal basket. The winner is the player who reaches 1 I go out with my friends.
the ‘hole’ with the lowest number of throws. More than half a million 4 Number these words from 1 (most often)
to 6 (least often).
2 I am late for school/work.
people around the world now play the game. There are more than
3 I play games on my phone.
5 Work in pairs and discuss. 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries many of them
sometimes often usually 4 I listen to the radio in the morning.
in public parks. It’s a great way to get exercise in the fresh air.
• Which of the three sports do you think is always never occasionally 5 I go to the opera.
the most difficult / least difficult? Why? 3 FREESTYLE FOOTBALL 6 I watch TV in the afternoon.
• What other unusual sports do you know? 7 I go to bed after midnight.
In Freestyle football there are no teams, you don’t kick the ball, and
you never score a goal. Freestyle footballers try to keep the ball in the
air using any part of their body. Some people describe it as a mixture b Work in pairs and compare your answers.
of breakdancing and football. Judges give points for ball control and
original moves. John Farnworth, from Lancashire in the north of
England, was the world’s first Freestyle champion: in 2011 he ran the Unit 1, Study & Practice 2, page 138–139
London Marathon (42 km) in 12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in
the air all the way!

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 Leisure and sport 01

Reading and vocabulary Grammar focus 2

Sports and games
1 Work in pairs and make a list of six
sports that are popular in your country.
Which sports do you play? Which ones
do you watch?
2 Read the article and answer the questions.
Which sport:
1 is good for playing with friends?
2 can you play in a park?
3 do you do on your own?
4 is similar to dancing in some ways?
5 is likely to result in injuries?
6 can you play in many different countries?
3a Complete the questions below with
one word.
1 ’s the name of the world’s best-
selling computer game?
2 do you hit the ball when you play
Wii-tennis?
3 old is the game of golf?
4 How Disc Golf courses are there in
the world?
5 is John Farnworth?
6 long did it take John Farnworth to
run the London Marathon?
b Work in pairs. Take turns to ask and answer
the questions using the phrases in the box.
by moving your arm and pressing a button
more than 1,000
he’s a freestyle football champion
12 hours 15 minutes Wii Sports
250 years old
4 Look at the words in the box and put them
into three groups: things you need, verbs
and people.
ball racket games console equipment
Present simple and frequency
phrases
1 Work in pairs. Look at the photos of two
sports people and guess who:
1 swims for at least five hours every day.
2 is a Goodwill ambassador for UNICEF, the
World Children’s Charity.
3 has 4 million followers on Twitter.
4 consumes 12,000 calories a day, and often
eats burgers and other fast food.
5 makes pop records.
6 gets up at 5 a.m. to go to the swimming
pool.
7 weighs 100 kg.
8 has the nickname ‘The Fish’. Michael Phelps, world champion
9 lives in Los Angeles, California. swimmer from Baltimore, USA
10 earns about $10 million a year.
Yu-na Kim, world champion ice-skater
from Bucheon, South Korea
2 1.6 Listen and check your answers.
Whose life do you think is more interesting?
Why?
PRACTICE
GRAMMAR
NEW WAYS WITH OLD SPORTS 1 Write the frequency phrases in brackets in the correct place
Present simple in the sentences.
Can you play golf without a ball? Or tennis without 1 Which of the following examples describes: 1 Michael sends messages on Twitter. (five or six times a day)
a tennis racket? These days the answer is ‘Yes you • a habit? 2 He swims for five or six hours. (every day)
can’. Here are some 21st century ways of playing • something that is always true? 3 He misses breakfast. (never)
our favourite traditional sports. 1 He trains for five to six hours every day. 4 He goes to fast food restaurants. (sometimes)
2 She comes from Bucheon, South Korea. 5 He goes to the swimming pool in the mornings. (always)
1 WII SPORTS 6 Yu-na works for children’s charities. (often)
2 Put each sentence into:
Nintendo’s Wii Sports is the best-selling computer game of all time.
7 She studies English. (three times a week)
• the question form
You can play tennis, baseball or golf, go bowling or do boxing. You don’t 8 She eats fast food. (never)
• the negative form
run around or get tired, however. You do everything by moving your arm 9 She skates for several hours. (every morning)
and pressing a button on your games console. It’s also a good social Frequency phrases 10 She sings in English. (occasionally)
activity and many people organise gaming parties with their friends. But
there is a downside; at least ten people in the UK injure themselves 3 Underline the phrases below which answer
playing Wii Sports every week and have to go to hospital. There are also the question How often … ? Where in the 2a Complete the sentences with a frequency phrase in the box
hundreds of cases of broken furniture, broken windows and injured sentences do the phrases go? below to make them true for you.
pets! Some people call this new 21st century problem ‘Wii-it-is’. 1 He sometimes eats burgers and other
fast food. always occasionally sometimes usually never
2 DISC GOLF 2 She often gives money to charities. every day/week/month/year/two years, etc.
3 He does at least five hours of training once/twice/three times a day/week/month/year
The game of golf is more than 250 years old. But for the 21st century

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version of the game, you don’t need any expensive special equipment. every day.
hit throw winner player
sometimes
Players don’t hit a ball; they throw a plastic disc towards the ‘hole’ – 4 She has English classes three times a week. I watch TV in bed.
team kick score champion which is actually a metal basket. The winner is the player who reaches 1 I go out with my friends.
the ‘hole’ with the lowest number of throws. More than half a million 4 Number these words from 1 (most often)
to 6 (least often).
2 I am late for school/work.
people around the world now play the game. There are more than
3 I play games on my phone.
5 Work in pairs and discuss. 1,000 disc golf courses in 40 countries many of them
sometimes often usually 4 I listen to the radio in the morning.
in public parks. It’s a great way to get exercise in the fresh air.
• Which of the three sports do you think is always never occasionally 5 I go to the opera.
the most difficult / least difficult? Why? 3 FREESTYLE FOOTBALL 6 I watch TV in the afternoon.
• What other unusual sports do you know? 7 I go to bed after midnight.
In Freestyle football there are no teams, you don’t kick the ball, and
you never score a goal. Freestyle footballers try to keep the ball in the
air using any part of their body. Some people describe it as a mixture b Work in pairs and compare your answers.
of breakdancing and football. Judges give points for ball control and
original moves. John Farnworth, from Lancashire in the north of
England, was the world’s first Freestyle champion: in 2011 he ran the Unit 1, Study & Practice 2, page 138–139
London Marathon (42 km) in 12 hours 15 minutes, keeping a ball in
the air all the way!

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 Task
Do a 60-second interview
Preparation Reading Task Speaking USEFUL LANGUAGE

1a Work in pairs and look at the photos. Do you know who the woman is? 1 You are going to interview each other. First, decide on a Asking about basic personal information
Why do you think she’s famous? 12 questions you want to ask, using the Freida Pinto What’s your … (full name)?
interview and the Useful language box to help you. When/Where … (were you born)?
b Work in pairs and write five questions to find out more about Freida Pinto. You can also add questions of your own. Ask your Where do you … (live / work / go to school)?
teacher for any words/phrases you need.
Where was she born? Is she an actress? b Asking about interests and family
What do you … (do in your free time)?
2 Then, spend some time preparing your answers to Have you got … (a nickname / any pets / any
c Read the 60-second interview with Freida Pinto and find the answers to the questions in the Useful language box. Look at the brothers and sisters)?
your questions. answers in the Freida Pinto interview to help you and Are you … (scared of anything / interested in
ask your teacher for any words/phrases you need. cooking)?
2 Work in pairs and answer the questions. Who is your … (favourite actor/singer/hero)?
> Useful language a, b and c What is your … (favourite possession / favourite
1 What is the most interesting thing you learnt from the interview? weather)?
2 Have you seen any of her films? Tell me about your … (family/hobbies).
3 What do you have in common with Freida Pinto? 3 Work in pairs and take turns to interview each other.
Make brief notes of the answers. Check the time at c Asking about the future
the beginning of the interview and try to complete it What are … (your ambitions for the future)?
3a 1.7 Listen to two students, Marek and Laura, doing a 60-second
in exactly 60 seconds.
interview. Tick the questions you hear in the Useful language box.
How many questions does Marek ask?

b Listen again and make a note of Laura’s answers. 60-SECOND

interview with

60-SECOND Q6 Where do you live?

interview with
I live in three suitcases! I come from Mumbai and Q1 Q7
sometimes I live there. But I also spend time in London
and New York, and lots of other places. Right now, I Q2 Q8
don’t mind moving around a lot.
Q3 Q9
Q7 What do you do in your free time?

Freida Pinto
I do yoga regularly and I read books. I don’t do much Q4 Q10

sport, but I have a lot of different hobbies! I like dancing, Q5 Q11

especially Indian dance and Salsa. I cook different
kinds of food, especially Italian. Also, I collect boarding Q6 Q12
<a/w 1.8> {reuse} Share your
passes! I travel by air a lot for work, and also with my task banner photo
Q1 What’s your full name?
friends, so I’ve got a lot of them now!
Freida Pinto.

Q2 Have you got a nickname? Q8 Are you scared of anything?

Fro.
Q3 Where and when were you born?
On 18th October 1984, in Mumbai, India.
Q4 Tell me about your family.
My mother, Sylvia, is a head teacher at a high school
and my father, Frederick, is a bank manager. I’ve also
got an older sister, Sharon. She works for a TV news
company. She’s my best friend.
Q5 What was your first acting job?
In 2008, I played Latika in the film Slumdog Millionaire.
I don’t have any acting training so I did a three-month
acting course to prepare for the film. My other films
include Trishna, You will meet a tall dark stranger,
Miral, Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Immortals.
I’m scared of water and I can’t swim very well! I want to SHARE YOUR TASK
learn to swim properly so I don’t feel so scared.
Practise your interview
Q9 What’s your favourite possession? questions until you feel
Shoes! And my Chanel bandana bag!
confident.
Q10 What’s your favourite weather?
I like rain. I love the monsoon season in India when it Film/Record yourself
rains a lot! interviewing your partner.
Q11 Who is your favourite actor? Share your film/recording
I’ve got lots of favourite actors: Aamir Khan, Madhuri
Dixit, Nicole Kidman and Johnny Depp. And my with other students.
favourite singer is Sting.
Q12 What are your ambitions for the future?
I want to continue acting in films. I also want to open a
school for poor children in India.

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 Task
Do a 60-second interview
Preparation Reading Task Speaking USEFUL LANGUAGE

1a Work in pairs and look at the photos. Do you know who the woman is? 1 You are going to interview each other. First, decide on a Asking about basic personal information
Why do you think she’s famous? 12 questions you want to ask, using the Freida Pinto What’s your … (full name)?
interview and the Useful language box to help you. When/Where … (were you born)?
b Work in pairs and write five questions to find out more about Freida Pinto. You can also add questions of your own. Ask your Where do you … (live / work / go to school)?
teacher for any words/phrases you need.
Where was she born? Is she an actress? b Asking about interests and family
What do you … (do in your free time)?
2 Then, spend some time preparing your answers to Have you got … (a nickname / any pets / any
c Read the 60-second interview with Freida Pinto and find the answers to the questions in the Useful language box. Look at the brothers and sisters)?
your questions. answers in the Freida Pinto interview to help you and Are you … (scared of anything / interested in
ask your teacher for any words/phrases you need. cooking)?
2 Work in pairs and answer the questions. Who is your … (favourite actor/singer/hero)?
> Useful language a, b and c What is your … (favourite possession / favourite
1 What is the most interesting thing you learnt from the interview? weather)?
2 Have you seen any of her films? Tell me about your … (family/hobbies).
3 What do you have in common with Freida Pinto? 3 Work in pairs and take turns to interview each other.
Make brief notes of the answers. Check the time at c Asking about the future
the beginning of the interview and try to complete it What are … (your ambitions for the future)?
3a 1.7 Listen to two students, Marek and Laura, doing a 60-second
in exactly 60 seconds.
interview. Tick the questions you hear in the Useful language box.
How many questions does Marek ask?

b Listen again and make a note of Laura’s answers. 60-SECOND

interview with

60-SECOND Q6 Where do you live?

interview with
I live in three suitcases! I come from Mumbai and Q1 Q7
sometimes I live there. But I also spend time in London
and New York, and lots of other places. Right now, I Q2 Q8
don’t mind moving around a lot.
Q3 Q9
Q7 What do you do in your free time?

Freida Pinto
I do yoga regularly and I read books. I don’t do much Q4 Q10

sport, but I have a lot of different hobbies! I like dancing, Q5 Q11

especially Indian dance and Salsa. I cook different
kinds of food, especially Italian. Also, I collect boarding Q6 Q12
<a/w 1.8> {reuse} Share your
passes! I travel by air a lot for work, and also with my task banner photo
Q1 What’s your full name?
friends, so I’ve got a lot of them now!
Freida Pinto.

Q2 Have you got a nickname? Q8 Are you scared of anything?

Fro.
Q3 Where and when were you born?
On 18th October 1984, in Mumbai, India.
Q4 Tell me about your family.
My mother, Sylvia, is a head teacher at a high school
and my father, Frederick, is a bank manager. I’ve also
got an older sister, Sharon. She works for a TV news
company. She’s my best friend.
Q5 What was your first acting job?
In 2008, I played Latika in the film Slumdog Millionaire.
I don’t have any acting training so I did a three-month
acting course to prepare for the film. My other films
include Trishna, You will meet a tall dark stranger,
Miral, Rise of the Planet of the Apes and Immortals.
I’m scared of water and I can’t swim very well! I want to SHARE YOUR TASK
learn to swim properly so I don’t feel so scared.
Practise your interview
Q9 What’s your favourite possession? questions until you feel
Shoes! And my Chanel bandana bag!
confident.
Q10 What’s your favourite weather?
I like rain. I love the monsoon season in India when it Film/Record yourself
rains a lot! interviewing your partner.
Q11 Who is your favourite actor? Share your film/recording
I’ve got lots of favourite actors: Aamir Khan, Madhuri
Dixit, Nicole Kidman and Johnny Depp. And my with other students.
favourite singer is Sting.
Q12 What are your ambitions for the future?
I want to continue acting in films. I also want to open a
school for poor children in India.

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c F |sts in telev]s on technology

veryone knows that S@lsmar
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'I .lohn Log e Balrd made lhe fi|5i tetevlsion ln the 1940s.
2 The f |si TV prograrrrme was fearly 100 yea6 ago.
3 Th€ r""'ortd's f rst riotor!r'ay opened n taty on 21s!
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4 The flrst Br lish motoM,ay opened in 1958.
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6 t rst went abfoad nluly1995.
7 was n bed at 8 o'.lock this morn ng.
8 The,.,r'eather was hot last \\reekend.
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10 l4y teacher was born in the 19ih cent!ry.

Number the time phrases in ihe box (1-12), starting

with the rnost recent.

n the ]940s 100 years ago on 21st September 1934

.1958 ln luly 199s
at8 o'ctock this mornlng

Choose sixofthe sentences in exercise 1d dna

rewrite thern so they afe true foryo!. Cornpare your
new sentences in Pairs.

Who was the first woman to win a Nobel Priz€?

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b Jvlarie Sktodowska curie I

Work in pairs. Look at the photos and read the quiz.

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Listen and check your answers, US Open Tennis,
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Look atthe quizagain and answerthe q!estions.

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the object in the !uestion. what is the cotrect word 5 for the firsttime in 19la?
order in thistype of question?

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Got ralerf ry programme.
b She was ihe lirst Asian

c She became the nfsi

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Describe a first or last tinne
1 What are they? Preparation x-i..ir:eriii-iS
2 Who invented them? When?
Emoticons are speciatsigns used in electronic Read the List of important fksts and lasts.
communication to show the writer's feelings, Tick the things you remember.
Scott Fahtman designed the first one in 1982.
tis;-). '. the first time you drove a car
your last holiday
. your first English lesson
Match the emoticons with the words in . the tast time you stayed up att night
the box. . the last time you went to a wedding
. your first pet
surprised aigry embarrassed in a good mood . the first time you went abroad
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How do you nofmally feet:
1 if there's footbatl on TV?
2 just before an important exarn?
3 ifyou can't femember someone's name?
4 with people you don't know w€t[?
5 when you finish schoo[/work?
6 if you lose your mobi[e phone?
7 ii yo! go to watch a big rock concert?
8 ifyoule late for school/work?
9 ifyou see a bigspider?
10 ifyour English Lesson is cancelled?

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Writing 1 used to talk about a reason

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4 used to add similaf information
'| Work in pairs and discuss.
5 used to add different or contrasting inforrnation
. Which is your favolrite / least favourite way of
b Find one more example of each linking word in the text.
travelting? Why?
. Which is the best way for meeting new people?
4 choose the correct answers.
2 Read aboutJack's first trip abroed and answerthe t
It was nry first flight e, /50 | was really excited
questions, and ldidn't sleep at a[[.
My first pet was a dog. He was a black Labrador
1 Who did.lack go to Austratia wirh?
a/rd / because his name was Mister,
Who did he neet?
I was really worried on my first day at schoolbut /
Did he enjoy his hotiday?
,ecaase I didn't know anyone.
ln my last exam, first lwaslate -then / butl
coLrldn't find the exam room.
The last time I went to a restaurant the food was
lovely so /6ut it was really expensive.
I felloverand / recause broke my arm the last
time lwent running ir the park.

5a You are going to write a narative about the first

time you went on a longjourney. Think about the
answers to these questions,
1 Where djd you go?
2 When did you go there?
3 Who did you go with?
4 What did you do before thejourney?
5 How long was thejourney?
6
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7
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8 How long did you stay?
9 What happened in rhe end?
'10 How do you feel about it now?
My nrsl lrip abroad was to Australia. h was five yeaB ago
smd I went with two friends. The plane tickets were really
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sare up enough noney It was a long flight - abour 20 trous yourjourney.
- but we didnl mind. We were aU very ercited beca!$e it 1 My first trlp abroad / tongjoLrrneywas to
was our lilsi time abroad. It was about _years ago,
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a met _,
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Work in pairs and discuss.

. On weekdays ls your routine the sarne or different every day?
. n what ways ls yo!r roLrtine dlffefent at the weekend?
. Do you flnd lt easy to sleep d!rlng the day?
How often doyou do it?
. Do you ever sleep on pubtic transpoft (e.9. b!s, train, plane)?
Why / Why not?

Look at the verb phrases betow. Write the time(s) of day when it
usuaLly happens foryou by each phrase. (This may happen at
severaL different times of the day.)
'I fatl asleep. 7 I go to bed.
2 have a nap. 8 lget up.
3 Vly alarr. clock goes off. 9 lhave a bath/shower.
4 I feelenergetic. 10 | relax at home
5 | feeliired. 11 lfinishschool/work.
6 | have a clp of tea/coffee 12 lwake up.
and sornethlng to eat.

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2 goes to bed after 11 p.rn.
3 has a cup of tea in the rnorrlng.
4 usually has a nap in the afternoon.
5 has a shower before he/she goes to be(
6 wakes up without an alarrn clock.
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