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 Making contact
GRAMMAR

to be atfirmative and negative Possessive adjectives

Subject
pron0uns
am ('m) on holiday. am not ('m not) at home.
I

are ('re) ltalian. are not (aren't) American.

y0u
is not (isn't) in Madrid.
she

WK,m& &tuw &,wWaK

We say She's 21. noI Sh+has4.
y0u

they

Complete the sentences with the correct form of the Circle the correct words.
verb fo be: affirmative (+) or negative (-).
1 John is
. -,/--------\. ,,
I /lmUlfather's besl friend.
1 Tom ie from Paris. (+) 2 He l11zs is from New York.
2 We _ good friends. (-) 3 Hc lHis is a doctor.
3I _ an English student. (+) 4 He I Hi,s I Her wife is a teacher.
4 Kevin and Ali on holiday. (+) 5 She I Her I Hi,s is Spanish.
5 Anna my best friend. (+) 6 Slze I Her I Hi,s parents are from the north
6I_adoctor.(-) of Spain.
7 Steve 27. (+) 7 They I They're I Thei.r house is rn Burgos.
8 Jenny at school today. (-) B They I They're I Thetr are teachers, too.

Write the sentences. Complete the text with possessive adjectives.

1 We i not in Spain / F rance 'This is a photo olr,ny friend, Jenny. She's

We arer'L h 7pa'.r. We'rc i., France. from England, but r_ parents are
2 Bevonc6 Knowles / not British / American Russian. This isri house in Brighton It's
very brg! She's wrth '_ boyfriend. '
name's DaIe.
3 David Beckham / not from Manchester / This is me with n_ mum and dad. We're
on holiday. This is t_
London
house in Spain.
This is my brother and 8_ girlfrlend in
Penelope Cruz and Antonio Banderas / Paris. "_ dad's an English teacher.
not English i Spanish t'_
Now you show me photos.'

5 Ptzza / not from France / Italv

6 I / not a teacher / student

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 GRAMMAR

to be questions
W&wwffi &Mw &wWaY
. Saying just yes or no can be impolite.
Say, eg Yes, I am. or No, I'm not.
. We say Yes,lam.not)hslm.

-l;;' Yes, he/she/it is

Are you tiailan /
No, he/she/it isn't.
lllf- questions
I theY I

What's your name?

nel Yes, we/you/they are.
Where are you from?
ls tshe, No, we/you/they aren't.
How old are your parents?
Whots your teacher?
lit .

Wrihe Yes/No questions. Match the answers with the questions,

1 You're married. 1 Is Brad Pltt English? E
Are you married? 2 is Jim Carrey from the USA? tr
2 He's Russian. 3 Is Penelope Crtz Spanish? tr
4 Is New York the capital of the USA? T
3 She's on holiday. 5 Are Beijing and Shanghai in China? I
6 Is Nicole Kidman from F rance? T
4 They're in Rome. 7 Is Michael Schumacher German? T
B Is Ottawa the capital of Canada? T
5 He's a teacher a No, it isn't. It's Washington DC.
b@rea+=
6 You're 21. c No, she isn't. She's Australian.
d No, he isn't. He's from Canada.
e Yes, he is.
Write the l4#r- questions for these answers. f Yes, she is.
g Yes, they are.
1 Where are you from?
h Yes, rt is.
I'm from Madrid.
Write answers that are true for you.
My name's Alicia.
1 Are you from Moscow?

I'm 17
2 Is your name Ben?

Mv nhone number is 91 329 778

3 Are you single?

My best frrend's Paloma.

4 Are you on holiday?

She's from Barcelona

5 Are you 16?

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 W$E$::.ililST VOGABULARY
& Complete the crossword with family words.
fifl1micote
1-
lfalv It K A N D C T] L D R E N
Itntn
w|\/s,l
t^-^-^^^
J'IUCTIIU)U
: r^h
JVU
language school
lt tUv
local

l
man tpl {Ien)
malfle0
:frAhlh
IIIUTUI
m0lneflmum : =
ni mo
neonew
NCK IO
10 I
ntece
on holidav .:..
. q-n my lerurrgftt
parents
person (Bi preople) :

phone number
ACROSS >
1 Your daughter's children are your (13)
3 Your grandparent's children are your ... (7)
B Your father's brother's daughter is your ... (6)
I Your father's grandchildren are your ... (B)
10 Your father's mother is your (1 1)

DOWN V
1 Your mother's father is your . (11)
2 Your brother's son is your . (6)
4 Your sister's daughter is your . (5)
5 Your mother's brother is your (5)
6 Your father's son is your ... (7)
7 Your mother's daughter is your .. (6)
11 Your father's sister is your ... (4)
Match the opposites.

lgirlfriend tr asingle
2married n bson
3mum I cboyfriend
4wife I ddad
5daughLer I ehusband

Find the plurals in the Word list.

1 man men
2 woman

4 person

& Circle the 'odd one out'.

1 doctor / teacher l@l student

2 at home / at university I at school /
qt hrlf nqqf qiw
yt4vv vlt

3 on the right / on holiday / on the left /

in the middle
4 women / men / children / family
5 in a photo / in London / in a classroom /
in a caf6

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 Read and complete the Student Visa form.
WRITING
3- Add capital letters and apostrophes to the email,
Hi. I'm Lisa Rossi. i'm from Rome'
I'm 19
futeoty funepty*lt j..,10 *& V --1 + ?.olorLp A-
itl

To: annie.benson@ys.com
k: Subiect: Hi!
tr
n.e.

tt::

!l
hi annie,
t
,fl:

,i:

t:
J]:
how are you? im in prague with jane and her family. their
,,

Student Visa ,2,

t:
house is beautiful - its near ihe university. janes dads
tl
1 Surname: Roegi english but her mums czech. shes a teacher and hes a
z Flrst name: fl
7,

3 Age: doctor. theyre great but her brotners slupid.

----:--
4 Married
5 Country
I Single
I t
t:
'4:.

this is a photo of jane and me. were on charles brldge.

iit,
6 Address: riur.u D*i,7), im the beautiful onel
a01B56
jane sends her love,
::.i1i.\:?.a,aaaaiatt:.;rt
!r:,a7it?i-;.,;.).trat i\.:.ri :.1\!r1i::.ti:.1;rt;:.1;:.1t ri,..,.):..:.1:t :a

Write the nationalities. see you soon,

1 Austraiia AuaLralian
nuria
2 China
3 England XXX
4 France
5 Hungary
6 Japan
7 Poland
B Russia
9 the tlSA

Compf ete the texts with /n, at or on.

'This is a great photo. It's me r,vith rny
sisters. We're lir the garden :_
home. I'm'r_ the middle, Kate's
1_ the left and Nicola's 5_ the
right. Our brother John isn't 6_ lhe
photo. He's t_ university s_
Edinburgh.
Hello. Is that Jane? Hi Jane. It's me.
I'm !'_ Amsterdam. Yes. Amsterdam.
I'm 10_ a caf6. Yes. A caf6. I'm
"_ hoJida.v. Tt's great hele. Where
are you? You're t'- schooi? Ha ha.
Sorryl

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 A day in the life
GRAMMAR

Present Simple affirmative and negative

Affirmative Negative

l/YouAtVe/They live in Prague do not (don't) live in Prague

He/She/lt does not (doesn't) live in Prague

We use the Present Simple for: The spelling rules tor he, she, it ars.
o Facts about your life, eg / work in an office. r For most verbs, add an s.
o Routines, eg I get up at six kirty every day, . For verbs ending in -0, -ss, -sh, -ch, add es
. Generalisations, eg Australians like barbecues, r For verbs ending in a consonant + y, change yto land
add es.
r ,There is one irregular verb', have becomes fias.

Complete the sentences with phrases from the box. Write sentences about Barney.
ii"irt-r *oit
c"i horn" rriue ainn"i 1 John lives in Scotland. (London)
iike American TV live in read a book Sarney doeen'Llive in Scof,land. le Iivee in Land,on.
start work watch TV work in 2 John works on a farm. foffice)

r\r-, Rmme
nomo'c
!rrrrLru.
lvl,y lldlttsJ
f'm
t rL' English
urtouvrr but I 1live ir
3 John gels up at four in the morning. (seven)
\,,

NLwyork. Iz_a hospital. I I

t
_ at nine thirty and ;
n- at about seven in the evening' i:'
I5 late - about eight. I 4 John has a big breakfasl. (small)
'?t

6 at home. A-fter dinner I i.

? or8
t:''
t:

I really n-.
{:
2!'
ui,, 5 John works ten hours a day. (eight)
,;/,;4:l4.iit ;i;:qqe3r*,4#l4litta.t..*rawirq,ti?tvtrfrrivs4,ii6:4lqa7:rye'l'1u'u,,$'d!4'r:z:::a,""'**"
"i:i

Write sentences about Emma. 6 John goes to bed at nine o'clock. (midnight)

1 the livee in New York.

2 hospital
3 nine thirty.
4 seven in lhe evening.
5 late.
6 dinner.
7 after dinler.
8 American TV.

Complete the sentences. Use verbs from Exercise 1.

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1 My dad worke in an office.
2 My brother TV all the time.
3 My sister fruit for breakfast
4 My best friend hip-hop music.
5 My mum a lot of magazines.
6 My English teacher in a big,
avnpn qirro -
h nt t qp

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 GRAMMAR

t:
Do
WC: Yes, l/we/you/they do.
yOu .
No, l/we/you/they don't.
ihorr
.' ,"J ,.,
, llKS muslc/
ne
Does sne

Complete the short answers. & Complete the questions with verbs from the box.
1 Do you play sport at the weekend?
Yes, I /o .

2 Does he get up early on Sundays? A Can I ask you a few questions?

No, B Yes, of course.
3 Do they work in an office? A Thank you. 1Do you live near here?
No, B Yes, I do. I live in that house there.

4 Does she often go to parties? A Oh, realJy. It's very nice.

Yes,
B Thank you.
-. .

5 Do you and Kara chat on the Internet? A And what about your job? Where
Yes,
-. B I work at the university. I'm a teacher.
Write the questions for these answers. A A university teacher. What subject
1 What-t.ime doee ehe qet u??
She gets up at seven o'clock. B Music.
2 Does-.she have a biq breakfaet? A Very interesting. Right. 4

No, she doesn't. She has a small breakfast. sports?

3 B No, not really.
No, she doesn't. She doesn't like tea. She has A oK. 5 to a grrn?
coffee for breakfast. B No ... no, I don't
6
A to work?
She lives near the university. B No, I. . er ... I drive.
7
A to be fit?
She goes to school by bus. B Well, yes ... I do. Everybody wants to be fit
A So, you want to be fit, but you don't play
She does her homework between seven and sports, you don't go to a g}.-rn and you drive
eight in the evening. to work. Now, I work for Sportiva Health
Centres ...
At the weekend, she does lots of things. She Oh. I see.
goes out, sees her friends and watches films.

She goes to the beach for her holidays

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 GRAMMAR

Adverbs of frequency
often, sometimes, not often,
l$1lfr,usuallyn
neuer
. With alwaysand usually, we need to add extra
rnformation:
t always go to the cinema on Saturdays.
I usually eat eggs for breahtast,
. We put the adverb of frequency before the verb
in the Present Simple:
loften get up early.
I don't often eat in restaurants.
but after the verb with to be:
I'm often late for school.
I'm not often in bed before 10p,n.

Complete the sentences with adverbs of frequency,

1 Jack eats in reslaurants three times a week.

He often eats in restaurants.
2 My parents eat in restaurants tr,vo or lhree
llmes a year.
They --- eat in restaurants.
3 Mark and Anna go to Spain for their holidays
every year.
They _ go to Spain for lheir
holidays.
4 Jenny doesn't like beer. She drinks urne.
She drinks beer.
5 We don't often go out on Monday evenings.
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6 On Saturdays I play tennis or I go to the mall
- home.
or I stay 1!'ep&:at.., .. ,"&dg,ei9jti.Jialiri|1qa]
"!L;.":..,
."trr,11t,r,r:,,:*,,*,,,t#4!a

I play tennis on Saturdays.

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Put the phrases in the correct order t0 make sentences.

1 always / my brother / on Saturdays /

plays football
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M-v brother alwaye ?la\re football on AaI'arda:ta READING
I [e[ore 7p.m. / m.v parents / never i ',, 'Wf,f.& Before reading, answer these
questions,
watch television Then read the advertisement and check your
answers.
3 at the weekend / go to the cinema / I / usually
1 \Vhere is Zambia?
2 Is it a poor courrtr-v- or a lich country?
4 go for a walk / on Sundays / sometimes / we

5 don't / go to the theatre I I I often

6 lale / I am / on Monday mornings / for class /

often

7 are I Peter and I / not / best friends / alwavs

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 UOGABULARY AND GRAMMAR % Complete the questions. (4 points)

l What's her name ?

& Complele the text. Use the correct forms of Her name is Paula.
the words in capital letters. (5 points)
2 Where ?

My name's Silvio. I'm from Rome. Gina is from ltaly.

l'mlllalian . My mother's from ITALY 3 What time 2

Madrid. She's'_ SPAIN rD-,,r- a^+^ ,,^

4urd SELD ^t n| \f'ClOCk.
UI, 4L
4 What ?
I'm a student in London. My
teacher's name is Stephanie. She
Their teacher's name is Dan.
5 Where 2
isn't'_ . She's from ENGLAND
Budapest. She's o_
At weekends they go to a club.
HUNGARY
The other students in my class Complete the sentences with the correct
are from I'rance, Italy, Spain and forms of the verbs in brackets. (4 points)
there are 5 and JAPAN 1 Jo doeen't walk (not walk) to school. She
students. It's greatl EG\?T always (catch) a bus.
Complete the sentences with the names of 2 We (not work) at university. We
family members. (6 points) (work) at school.
1 Your mother and father are your ?arenf'e 3 He _ (not be) American. He
(live) in Boston but he
2 Your uncle's son is your
(not come) from Boston
3 Your sister's daughler is your
4 My
-sister (study) a lot. She
4 Your brother's son is your
(not get) home before 9p.m.
5 Your uncle's wife is your .

6 Your mother's second husband is your tii Cicle the correct words 0r phrases, (3 points)
,,, ,'; - ---;-1,,
1 Myfblot/zersl I bt-others house is very big.
7 Your father's mother is your
2 My fri,end's I Jriettds like pla1.ing computer
-
Complete the text. Put one word in each gap. games.
(B Points) 3 My yLarent's I parents' names are Bob and
Caro1.
My name's Paula. 1 r am a student at a language
4 They ctre a,Lusays I a|u,aus are happy at
school in London. I live with a girl from Italy.
Christmas.
name is Gina. We'- always
5I often go I go oJten for a walk with my
late for schooi! I get up ^- 7 o'clock and friends.
o- dressed but Gina loves sleeping and
6 We are students. Thei,r I Our names are Mark
she gets up very late. Our teacher rs an English
and Paul.
man. 6- name is Dan. He'- a
very good teacher. t- the afternoon,
7 My brother is married. He's ll1zs wife's name
is Belinda.
we often go for a walk. '- Saturdays we
go to a club and relax.

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 1 Amy hates
TISTENING SKITLS
a getting up early to go on holiday.
'& W Listen to Martin talking to his friend b getting ready for holidays.
Jose about his family. Tick true and cross c waiting to go on holiday.
false. (7 points)
2 Before they go on holiday, Amy and her
now.
1 Martin is in Germany I friends
2 Martin comes from Bonn. I o have an eariy night.
3 They get up at 6 o'clock in the morning. n b sleep at the same place.
4 School in England and Germany starts c wake up at the same time.
at8. I
5 They don't always have breakfast at home. ! 3 They start at
6 They always go for a walk at the weekend. ! a 5a.m.
7 They sometimes go to the cinema. I b Ba.m.
c 5p.m.
4 She enjoys
READING SKITLS a seeing people in the street.
'&. Read the text and circle the correct b seeing lots of cars.
answers: a. b or c. (6 points) c seeing nothing in the street.
5 At B o'clock they
a flnlsh their drive.
b always go for a walk.
c take a short break.
6 What does Amy NOT do on holiday?
a have barbecues
b go swimming
c get up early

-- s week in
our series GOMMUNICATION
'tur fav)urites'
"a. Putthe phone conversation in the correct
-'\yRogers talks 0rder. (7 points)
::JUt her favourite dav. a Is Jenny there? T
b Fine thanks. And you? T
c Goodbye Mrs Green. Hi, Jenny. T
ujrr-r. s my favourite day? | love going on holiday. I love d Yes, hold on a minute. Jenny, it's Wil1.
.. ^g ready, making food and putting clothes in bags. Goodbye, Wiil. T
a:/s go on holiday with Claire, Terry and Steve, my
-:s Trom
:-rs from scnool. Iney stay at my nouse
school. They house on tne
:--'3 we go on holiday. We talk and watch a video and
the ntgnt
night
e Hello, Will. How are you?
f Very well, thank you, WilI.
g Hello, Mrs Green. It's Wili here.
rII
'
:- s go to bed late. I never sleep and I always wake
'-ends up in the morning, I hate waiting to go. Terry
h Good afternoon. Chester 5754767. n
,, : Steve always dnnk coffee and sometimes have
"
' -:--ast hefore \A/e oo I nr rt the haos in the r:ar and
':- .',/e go. I never eat or drink before we go. We
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, =,,s leave at 5 o'clock. lt's very early in the morning
r'r cve driving in the quiet streets, Allthe lights are off
' -- ^e people are asleep. At B o'clock, we usually stop
: : 'est. On sunny days, we go for a walk and, when
. '.:ather is bad, we sit in the car and eat and drink.
' -= afternoon, the roads are full of cars. I hate sitting in
": :.)'not moving. We usually get to our holiday house
,, : : clock in the afternoon. lt's a small house near the
:,".:- | love it. I love swimming in the sea and having
-;:Jes on the beach. llove eating a lot and getting I
.,:. The only thing I don't like is coming home againl ..

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GRAMMAR

Present Gontinuous
The Present Continuous shows that an action is in
progress n0w, eg
am ('m) working. am not ('m not) working

are ('re) working are not ('re not) working.

is (s)working. is not ('s not) working

l|lf- questions
What are you doing?
Why are you doing that?
Where are you going?
Who are you talking to?

Yes/No questions Shoft answers The spelling rules are:

r For most verbs, add -ing: go --, gling, walk --+ walking
nmlt :

. For verbs ending with silent -e, drop the -e and add -ing:
takc -+ takinn come --+ caning
rWe
Arp \inr
:

urnrkinn?
Yes, we/you/they are . For verbs ending consonant-vowel-consonant, double the last
I "-
No we/you/they aren't. consonant and add -ing. put + puttinQ, get-+ getting
, thov
-""'------.
. When the final consonant is -y, do not double iL pay --+ paying,
ihe Sa!--+ 52ri,n
ls , she
rlt

Write the -rng forms of the verbs. ?l Complete the postcard and the letter, Use the Present
Continuous form of the verbs in the boxes,
1 do doinq B study
2 enjoy 9 swim nlav read sit swim rt'rilc
havp v'-J
3 have 10 take
4 play 11 talk
.":iu lf"u i15; .;"If
5 read 12 i,vatch
6 sit 13 rvork
\..i . /4, .
t q/ | utL>t ilt
7 stay 14 write I

I r'm writina t,, c\r:,r. lrovw Loriu, V')e're w.. a, c(eltL

'l
'n Complete the conversation. 1,.ctc-1. f t'S aj;L evaor,Ll'lvtr.< 3|t,t Uttl- f 2

A Clara? tJ\L i lLt L. r '..--I i.. t ,,,, 1.

B \Vhat, mum? cV'iol-re-n-
a
irt th€- pori 11ivre'\ a, gruu and
A rWhaL are you doinT? (what / you do?) r
s,[r.hrrd,- twr4 | ii:t ut ;,Le :>orrc7.'fhe
B '- (I / studv) for
t.y
It
t\,{-+l--
rvtd rD
Lt^----
c^dl r L. ".,ft,r |-ur', ,h. 6- wct'',1-a-rlu.\ Lwe
--,
A I can hear voices. 'r \oe qat scon-,
(you i watch television?) Sirbh&rt
B '_ (no / i / not).
A o_ (yes / you).
Ne
,r.e
\.c.rtc rr,Lcrre
l\'us *"*]\) ?- T,s| 'ffi* I
(you / nol study)
(you / r,vatch
Sl.'*.
t,ff f-:li :l l';,,,"-,ffi':i'" .
fpl erriqi nn )

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READING Read the website again, Write J for Judy or E for Eileen,

e ffi Read parl of a website about studying abroad 1 She thinks Italians are passionate. tr
and complete the table, 2 Her classes are in English. I
3 She visited a design studio.
Judy Eileen 4 Her molher's lamily are lrom llaly. -
1 5 She's studying in Italian.
Where is DayLon. Ohio 4 :
she from? 6 She's studying Italian. !_J
What is she 2
7 She's studying with people from all
5
studying?
over the world.
B She's taking extra classes in the evenilg. -
Where is she 3 6
studying? Tick true and cross false.

1 Judy thinks Italians are unJriendlr-. 6)

2 Eileen likes Rome. L

3 Judy's classes start at 9.30 in the r.r,,,r:iLq.

4 Eileen's classes are all in the afiel'r'.a,,_,1
.

5 Eileen thinks Rome is a smail ci:-.-.

6 Judy is bored n'ith Life in Iral-;.
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 GRAMMAR ffi Circle the correct alternatives.

1 lJsuaIly,wacdl I'm cycli,ng to school, but

there's a problem with my bicycle so thts
Present Simple and Present Continuous
,r,= :-------\ .,
\\eeK 1 tAKc /ll m lCJKtt'lgltne traln.
-
We use the Present Simple to talk about permanent 2 We stay / We're stctgi,ng in the Wolvercote
routines and situations , eg I work for a German bank, Arms Hotel this week, but normally ue staA I
We use the Present Continuous to talk about: u:e're staging tn LLre Randolph when we're in
o an action that is in progress at the moment of Oxford.
speaking, eg I'n doing my Maths homework.
3 I read I I'm readi ng all the time. At the
HON/FWORK
moment I read I I'm readi,ng a book about
China.
l\,4onday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

t.c/(:h @ H.Slcr/ il)L//.3cs 4 Normally I don't studu I I'm not stttdying at

the weekend, but my exams are next month
I do my Maths homework every Tuesday.
I study I I'm studyzng alot right now.
so

5 Today I haue I I'm haui,ng a big lunch, but

normally I haue / I'm haui,ng a sandwich.
6 My brother tuorks I is worki,ng in a bank.
This month he's on holiday and he trauels I
he's trauelli,ng around the USA.

ffi Complete the conversations with the Present

Continuous or the Present Simple.

Conversation A
A Hello?
B Hi Susie. Is Benny there?
A Yes, but the'e havinq (he / have) a shower.
I can't come out - I'm doing my Maths homework. B What about Jasmine?
o an action that is in progress 'around' now, eg My
A2 (she / watch) the TV.
:l (you / want) to talk to her?
brother is studying at university. (= He is somewhere in
the middle of the course - the course is not finished,) B Yes, please.
. a situation that is temporary, eg I'm studying in
Conversation B
Rome at the moment,
A Fiona, this is Luis. He's from Spain
Time adverbs help to show the meaning: (he / stay) with us this
I eat in a restaurant every day. month.
I'm eating at home today.
B Hello Luis.
Some verbs are not often used in the continuous, eg ,ke, c Hel1o. Pleased to meet you.
love. hate. want. need, know, believe.This is because B So, what t (you / do) in
they do not usually describe actions.
Britarn?
c 6
(I i sludy) English.
B Really. Where ?
(you / study)?
Which time adverbs do you use with the Present c At ELIC.
Simple 0r Present Continuous? Tick the boxes. (r / know) somebody at
B oh.8
Simple Continuous ELIC.9 (you / know) Kate
1 every day n T Goodman?
2 today tr Y c She's my teacher.
3 usually tr tr B Amazing. Tell her we met. And where
4 sometimes T T (you / live) in Spain?
5 at the moment T I C In Madrrd. 11
(I / work) for
6 normally T tr an Amencan company.
7 this week T T 812 (you / learn) English for
B right now T n your job?
9 all the time T l C Yes.r3 (everybody / speak)
10 never T T English in the company.

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 WORD IIST VOGABUTARY
ambition ink Labelthe pictures with words from the Word list.
answer the phcne jacket
appointment
DASIC
Japanese
Jeans
1bcci", g ;}F
000ts lauqh

m
brochure l00K ai 1..4
L--/
broken
button
look out of (the window)
market
3_ l#\
&\ @
cancel MIX
careiul oil paint
carrier bag part-time
century
cerlainly
cnanqinq r00m
pattern
photography
pick up
.@il
5- /LW-t\
check
Chinese
plan
Portuguese
t7t=
tH_i |

ffi
clean
close
ciothes department
put down
put on
receipt
7_/e\
V F5/
nlnthoc rtocinn
clothes stall
clothing
receptionist
rlng (v)
sales assistant
<I' W
coat shirt kg
collect
create
creative
shorts
skrrt ls-r\ 10

w
steal
crowded store
customers successful
11

-w
cut sull
delayed sunglasses
'12

il
deposit sweater
do a course
00 up
draw
dress
take back
take off
technique
tennis match
13_@
ipnnic rannr rot 14

15 ffi
emergency
enr0l
ttvut
fabric
lli tu ut UJD
^,,^^i6^'"t/^^^
theory
INlET
throw away
s,&
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fashion designer
fashion industry trainers Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
floor trcusers verbs in the box.
fallow try on
lull-tlme t-sntn
de pick pur (x 2) r ake 1x 2;
gailery unusual
throw lry
geVbe liored wrth use you imagination
get/be interested in watch
1 I have to go on a diet - I can't lo up my
trousers.
glamorous watercolours
2 That skirt is arvful and it's very old
- u'hy
don't you
Greek wear
gym
it ar,vay?
work hard
nat
3 It's raining your coat on.
4 It's hot your coat off.
5I_ my sunglasses down on the table
for a moment and somebody stole them.
6 Are these your sunglasses? I'm sorry.
T thor rsht I hev r,r'ere mine and I
+1..^'-
rrlern ..^
up l^--
uy -i^+-l--
rnrsraKe.
7 I hate this shirt and I can't it back
to the shop because I lost the receipt.
8 This suit is great and it's just your colour.
Why don'l you _ it on?

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 Irregular verbs Phonemic symbols
infinitive g past simple 11 Ц past participle consonants vowels

be was/were been /р/ pencil /i:/ see

become became become /Ь/ bag / 1/ sit
begin began begun Д/ town /и / book
break broke broken /d/ day /u:/ zoo
build built built /tjV cheese /e / pen
buy bought bought /d$/ juice /э/ teacher
catch caught caught /к/ cake / 3:/ bird
choose chose chosen /g/ get /у/ boring
come came come /f / food /ее/ that
do did done /v/ very /л/ run
drink drank drunk /0/ Thursday /a:/ car
drive drove driven /6/ that /d/ lost
eat ate eaten /s/ speak
fall fell fallen /z/ zebra diphthongs
feed fed fed /// shoe
feel felt felt / 3/ usually /ei/ say
find found found /m / mum /ia/ hear
fly flew flown /п/ name /иэ/ pure
get got got /r]/ sing /d i / enjoy
give gave given /h/ house /эи/ know
go went gone / 1/ like /еэ/ chair
have had had /г/ red /ai/ buy
hear heard heard /w/ water /аи/ now
keep kept kept 1)1 you
know knew known
learn learnt/learned leamt/learned
leave left left
lose lost lost
make made made
meet met met
pay paid paid
put put put
read read read
run ran run
say said said
see saw seen
send sent sent
sit sat sat
sleep slept slept
speak spoke spoken
spend spent spent
swim swam swum
take took taken
teach taught taught
tell told told
think thought thought
wear wore worn
win won won
write wrote written

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