Think 2ed Workbook 2 Answer Key

WELCOME UNIT Losing things

Exercise 7
Shops
Exercise 7
3, 7, 11, 1, 9, 5, 4, 10, 6, 2, 8 1 chemist’s / pharmacy 2 supermarket
A GETTING TO KNOW YOU
3 clothes shop 4 café
Asking questions Exercise 8
Exercise 1 Suggested answers Exercise 8
1 Are you 15? 2 What are you doing? 1 She felt horrible – it was like losing her a have to 4 b don’t have to 2 c have to 3
3 What do you do? 4 What do you like whole life. d have to 1
doing? 5 Do you like watching TV? 2 Because it had all her stuff on it. Exercise 9
Exercise 2 3 She rang her mobile number from her 1 You have to ask an assistant before you
mum’s phone. try on clothes.
Suggested answers
2 You have to pay by cash. You can’t pay
1 What are you doing? 2 Where are you 4 She found it under her bed.
by credit or debit card.
from? 3 Do you like watching TV? 4 What 5 He thinks it isn’t a story about losing 3 You don’t have to carry your shopping
do you like doing? 5 What do you do? something, it’s a story about being untidy. home.
The weather Furniture
Exercise 4 Exercise 9 SUMMING UP
1B2E3C4D5A 1 shelves 2 carpet 3 shower 4 toilet Exercise 10
Families 5 cooker 6 sofa 7 mirror 8 armchair 1 have 2 some, else 3 many
Exercise 5 9 wardrobe 10 curtains 11 lamp
1 grandma 2 cousin 3 husband 4 mother Exercise 10 D LOOKING AHEAD
5 sister 6 grandpa 7 uncle 8 father 9 aunt Suggested answers Plans and arrangements
Exercise 6 1 wardrobe, shelves, carpet, mirror, Exercise 1
Jess Tom Karen curtains, lamp 1 she’s going for a walk/walking in the
Relation cousin uncle grandma 2 shelves, carpet, sofa, mirror, armchair, park with Harry. 2 she’s having lunch with
to Zoe curtains, lamp her parents. 3 she’s seeing the dentist.
3 shelves, cooker 4 she’s catching a/the train to Liverpool.
Age 14 (about) 40 62
5 she’s watching/seeing a film with Emily.
Nationality English Scottish American 4 carpet, curtains, lamp
Exercise 2
Job student policeman doctor 5 shelves, shower, toilet, mirror
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SUMMING UP Sports and sport verbs

SUMMING UP
Exercise 11 Exercise 4
Exercise 8
1 haven’t finished 2 bought 3 curtains 1 went 2 goes 3 do 4 play 5 goes 6 do
1 cousin 2 is she doing 3 aunt 4 hot and
4 haven’t seen 5 was shopping 7 do
sunny 5 Are you
Travel plans
B EXPERIENCES C EATING AND DRINKING Exercise 5
Buying and talking about food 1d2a3b4c5e
Meeting people (tense revision)
Exercise 1 Exercise 1 Exercise 7
1A2C3B 1 everything 2 help you 3 How many 1 She’s going for two weeks. 2 She’s
4 Would you like 5 else 6 How much taking the train. 3 She’s leaving next
Exercise 2
Monday. 4 (summer) clothes (and sun
1 He didn’t eat 2 Did he eat; No, he Exercise 2
cream) 5 Because in Italy it’s hot enough
didn’t. 3 He was eating 4 Has he ever 1 How many would you like? 2 anything
to lie on the beach in May.
eaten; Yes, he has. else? 3 Have you got any of those Spanish
oranges? 4 Would you like some of those? Exercise 8
Exercise 3
5 Is that everything? 6 How much is that? 1 going to spend 2 flying 3 taking 4 going
1 was 2 happened 3 missed 4 got
to be 5 leaving 6 taxi 7 train 8 going
5 Did, see 6 started 7 went 8 was/were Exercise 3
9 going to buy
playing 9 saw 10 have, seen 1 any 2 some 3 any 4 any 5 some
Irregular past participles In a restaurant
SUMMING UP
Exercise 4 Exercise 4
Exercise 9
1 thought 2 ridden 3 had 4 drunk 5 read 1 Are you ready to order? W
1 taking / catching 2 flying 3 do 4 go
6 gone 7 seen 8 won 9 eaten 10 worn 2 Is everything OK? W
Exercise 5
1 read 2 seen 3 ridden 4 worn 5 gone
3 There’s too much salt on the chicken. C
4 Can we have the bill, please? C
UNIT 1
6 won
5 A table for four, please. C GRAMMAR
Exercise 6 Exercise 1
Exercise 5
1 thought 2 read 3 lost 4 ran 5 went 1 just 2 yet 3 already
1 much 2 many 3 much 4 many 5 much
6 seen 7 wore 8 rode
Exercise 6
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Exercise 2 WORDWISE CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:

Alex has already made his / the bed. Exercise 5 B1 Preliminary for Schools
Alex has already hung up his / the clothes. 1✓4✓5✓6✓7✓ 1B2C3A4A5B6B7C
Alex hasn’t cleaned the floor yet. Exercise 6
Alex hasn’t picked up the towels and put
them in the bathroom yet.
1 0 and 7 2 5 and 6 3 1 and 4 UNIT 2
Exercise 1
Alex hasn’t emptied the bin yet. VOCABULARY EXTRA 1 since 2 for 3 since 4 for 5 since 6 since,
Exercise 3 Exercise 1 for (number of years) 7 since, for (number
1 They have just had an accident. 1 smart 2 reasonable 3 bossy 4 reliable of years)
5 curious
2 They have just scored a goal. Exercise 2
3 She has just fallen over. 1 Shiloh and Joss have been singers for
READING five years.
4 She has just won a trophy.
Exercise 1 2 Sophie hasn’t played football since she
5 It has just started to rain. 1 firefighter 2 youth worker 3 paramedics broke her leg.
Exercise 4 Exercise 2 3 Jacob hasn’t written his blog for
1d2f3a4e5c 1C2C3A4B5C6A a long time.
Exercise 5 Exercise 3 4 Dan hasn’t been to the dentist for a year.
1 Have you tidied your room? Suggested answers 5 You and I have been friends since we
2 Yes, I tidied it yesterday. 1B2A were kids.
3 Have you cleaned the fish tank? 6 They haven’t seen a good film for ages.
4 Yes, I cleaned it before lunch. DEVELOPING WRITING 7 We haven’t gone/been on holiday for
5 Have you washed your bike? Exercise 1 two years.
1D2B3C
6 Yes, I washed it on Friday. Exercise 3
Exercise 2 1 have you lived 2 have you known
7 Have you phoned Jamie?
1B2E3A4C 3 have you been 4 have you had
8 Yes, I phoned him this morning.
Exercise 3 Exercise 4
9 Have you watched that new film
2✓4✓5✓ Ella
on Netflix?
Exercise 4 2 She has/’s known her best friend,
10 Yes, I watched it last night.
1 If he doesn’t like something, he says Sarah, since 2018. 3 She has/’s been at
Exercise 6 so. honest 2 He isn’t afraid to disagree this school for five years. 4 Her favourite
1 was 2 lived 3 has lived 4 was 5 didn’t with adults. confident 3 Last week, he possession is her bike. She has/’s had it for
finish 6 has had / has done 7 has been promised to come to her house and six months.
8 worked 9 stopped 10 got 11 had help her fix her bike. He forgot to come. Jack
12 looked 13 has, bought 14 hasn’t learned forgetful
1 Jack has lived in his house since 2010.
2 He has/’s known his best friend, Zayne,
GET IT RIGHT! LISTENING since 2015. 3 He has/’s been at this school
1 My brother has not had a summer job yet. Exercise 1 since 2019. 4 His favourite possession is
2 My big sister has already learned to drive. 1 going to a film 2 an actor his dog. He has/’s had it for two years.
3 My family and I have just been on holiday. Exercise 2 Oliver
4 Have you bought your mum a birthday 1T2T3F4T5F6F7T 1 Oliver has lived in his house for three
present yet? Exercise 3 months. 2 He has/’s known his best
5 The singer has already released five 1 what 2 great idea 3 should definitely friend, Dillon, for a long time. 3 He has/’s
albums. 4 Let’s face it 5 make this happen been at this school since September.
6 I have just uploaded some photos. 4 His favourite possession is his laptop.
He has/’s had it since May.
DIALOGUE
VOCABULARY Exercise 4 Exercise 6
Exercise 1 Conversation 1 1 the 2 – 3 – 4 – 5 A 6 a 7 The 8 the 9 –
1A2B3C4B5A6B7A8C 3, 1, 5, 6, 4, 2 10 the 11 the 12 –

Exercise 2 Conversation 2 Exercise 7

1 charming 2 creative 3 cheerful 4 serious 3, 1, 5, 7, 2, 4, 8, 6 1 the 2 – 3 an 4 – 5 – 6 – 7 – 8 a 9 – 10 the
5 positive Exercise 8
Exercise 4 PHRASES FOR FLUENCY 2✓3✓5✓8✓
1 made 2 get 3 lost 4 form 5 had 6 getting Exercise 5 Exercise 9
7 have 8 take 9 formed 10 made 11 did 1 Are you sure? 2 let’s face it 3 and that’s 1 I love birds. 4 It was flying in the sky.
12 lost 13 taking 14 done that 4 I don’t think so 5 that sort of thing 6 I think birds make really good friends.
Exercise 6 7 There are many different sizes of birds.
1 Let’s face it 2 that sort of thing 3 and
that’s that 4 You know what 5 I don’t GET IT RIGHT!
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VOCABULARY Exercise 3
1 Is 2 I 3 I’ve
UNIT 3
Exercise 1
1 Technology 2 Geography 3 Chemistry Exercise 4 GRAMMAR
4 English 5 Maths 6 History 7 Drama 1 Anyway, By the way 2 How’s it going? Exercise 1
Exercise 2 Everything going well? 3 right, you know, 1 tall 2 the tallest 3 pretty 4 prettier
1 English 2 Geography 3 Drama OK? 4 Take care, 5 more expensive 6 the most expensive
4 Chemistry 5 History 6 Music 7 ICT 7 interesting 8 the most interesting
Exercise 3
LISTENING 9 difficult 10 more difficult 11 better
Exercise 1 12 the best 13 bad 14 the worst
W R U O R T G K O B R 1 C 2 A 3 B Extra photo: D Exercise 2
C O N C E N T R A T E 1 more realistic 2 more exciting 3 the most
Exercise 2
S G F G M I K E E Y B 1B2B3A professional 4 best 5 the most handsome
G T E U E E B A S E T 6 cheaper 7 emptier

I H G E M I H L I H I DIALOGUE Exercise 3
Exercise 3 1F2F3F4T5F
M I N S B E L I E V E
Conversation 1 Exercise 4
A N S S E L V S Y K E
1, 5, 7, 3, 4, 6, 2 1 isn’t as friendly as 2 isn’t as big as
G K G L R T E E N Q L 3 isn’t as modern as 4 isn’t as far as
Conversation 2
I F V U J X O L O K E 1, 5, 7, 9, 3, 2, 8, 4, 6 5 is as good as
N S U P P O S E G F L Exercise 5
E U O M B W O N D E R TRAIN TO 1 as good as 2 as successful as 3 isn’t as
Exercise 4 funny 4 as bad as
P R E C O G N I S E C
1C2B3A Exercise 6
Exercise 4 1 A ✓ B ✗ C ✓✓
1 concentrate 2 remember 3 wonder
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: 2 A ✗ B ✓✓ C ✓
4 think 5 imagine 6 suppose 7 recognise
8 realise 9 guess B1 Preliminary for Schools 3 A ✓✓ B ✓ C ✗
Exercise 1 Exercise 8
1D2H3A4F5B
VOCABULARY EXTRA 1 ADJ 2 ADV 3 ADV 4 ADV
Exercise 1 Exercise 9
1 Robotics 2 French 3 Economics CONSOLIDATION 1 harder, better 2 tidier 3 more quickly
4 Photography UNITS 1 & 2 4 more carefully 5 more kindly
Exercise 1
READING 1B2C3A
GET IT RIGHT!
Exercise 1 Exercise 2 1 better 2 last 3 best 4 latest 5 best
1 No one was friendly to her, they asked 1 It’s better than her old school.
her lots of questions and made her feel 2 Mr Clarke. He teaches Art. 3 Because
VOCABULARY
like a criminal, and people looked at her her mum’s Chilean and they speak Spanish
Exercise 1
in a strange way. at home. 4 It’s on the second floor of the
1 action 2 comedy 3 thriller 4 horror
2 She was surprised that no one ever English block, next to the café.
5 documentary 6 animated film 7 romantic
came to talk to her. Exercise 3 comedy
3 She feels that things have got better. 1 It’s the biggest school in our city.
Mystery character: Spider-Man
4 She has learned that she can succeed 2 I’ve already taken some important exams.
3 But I haven’t got the results yet. 4 I’ve Exercise 2
even if not everything is the way she
already decided what I want to study at Suggested answers
wants it to be.
university. 5 I want to study Spanish. 6 Bella 1 documentary 2 science fiction / sci-fi
Exercise 2 is my best friend at school. 3 animated film 4 romantic comedy /
1H2G3C4A5F6D7E rom com 5 horror 6 thriller 7 comedy
Exercise 4
Exercise 5 1f2a3b4c5e Exercise 3
Suggested answers 1 news 2 reality show 3 drama series
Exercise 5
1C2A 4 cartoon 5 game show 6 sitcom 7 soap
1 Drama 2 Geography 3 Maths 4 History
opera 8 sports programme 9 talent show
5 PE 6 Science 7 Music
DEVELOPING WRITING Exercise 4
Exercise 6
Exercise 1 1 talent show 2 chat show 3 game show
1 that sort of thing 2 That’s a great idea.
1✓4✓ 4 news 5 soap opera / drama series
3 Of course you can. 4 I’ll help you if
Exercise 2 you want. 5 Are you sure? 6 Let’s face it Exercise 5
1 They’re a routine, but he doesn’t mind. 7 You know what? 8 just 1 there 2 angry 3 drink 4 better 5 bored
2 She has moved to a new school. Exercise 7
3 He has lots of homework to do. 1F2T3T4F5T6T7F

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VOCABULARY EXTRA UNIT 4 READING

Exercise 1 Exercise 1
Film types: adventure, superhero GRAMMAR A
TV programmes: cooking show, Exercise 1 Exercise 2
travel show 1 anyone 2 anything 3 everywhere 1C2A3A4B5C
4 something 5 nothing 6 no one
Exercise 3
READING Exercise 2 1B2B3B4A5A
Exercise 1 1 somewhere 2 Everyone 3 anywhere
2G3B4E5A6F7D 4 anything 5 something 6 nowhere DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 2 7 no one
Exercise 1
1 F The teacher told her about a film Exercise 3 Because the laptop is broken and because
festival. 2 F It was easy to form a crew. 3 T 1 nothing to 2 something / anything to Johnny spent £1,000 from his account.
4 T 5 T 6 F They deleted the mistakes and 3 Nowhere is 4 it / the cat anywhere
Exercise 2
the scenes with the actors joking. 5 everywhere
1 blog 2 machine 3 online 4 download
Exercise 3 Exercise 4 5 install 6 deleted
Suggested answers 1e2d3a4b
Exercise 3
1B2C Exercise 5 1, 4, 6, 8, 3, 7, 5, 2
1 some 2 all 3 any 4 Some 5 all
DEVELOPING WRITING Exercise 6 LISTENING
Exercise 1 1E2A3F4D5B Exercise 1
No. The writer disagrees.
Exercise 7 B
Exercise 3 1 You should / had better / ought to Exercise 2
1B2C3D4A delete it. / You shouldn’t open it. 1 tell/give 2 capital 3 special meaning
Exercise 4 2 You should / had better / ought to open 4 write down 5 shoe size
1 Finally: in conclusion / to sum up 2 Also: it. / You shouldn’t delete it.
in addition / what’s more / moreover 3 You should / had better / ought to go DIALOGUE
3 But: however / on the other hand online and find it cheaper. Exercise 3
4 I think: personally / in my opinion
4 You should / had better / ought to 1 You shouldn’t tell other people your
activate flight mode on your tablet. password. 2 A good password ought to
LISTENING have letters and numbers in it.
5 You should / had better / ought to
Exercise 1 3 A password must be difficult for
delete it. / You shouldn’t upload it onto
A4B3C1D2 somebody else to guess.
your blog.
Exercise 2 6 You should / had better / ought to
1 Because he’s not connected to the attach it as a file.
TRAIN TO
Internet / the wi-fi isn’t on. Exercise 4
7 You should / had better / ought to
2 She recommends the box set of Glee. 1 2, 3, 7, 1, 6, 4, 5
choose a different password for it.
3 Because the woman pressed the wrong 2 8, 6, 7, 5, 3, 2, 1, 4
button on the control. GET IT RIGHT!
1 all 2 all 3 everyone 4 everyone 5 all 6 all CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
DIALOGUE B1 Preliminary for Schools
Exercise 3 VOCABULARY Exercise 1
1 Can I help you? 2 Is everything OK? Exercise 1 1H2F3C4D5A
3 Could you help me with something? 1e2b3a4f5c
4 Can you lend me a hand? 5 Have you CONSOLIDATION
got a few minutes? Exercise 2
1 post 2 upload 3 key 4 delete 5 buy UNITS 3 & 4
Exercise 4 6 download 7 install Exercise 1
a 0 or 1 b 3, 4 or 5 c 0 d 2 e 3 or 4 1C2B3A
f 3, 4 or 5 Exercise 3
1 social media 2 buy, app 3 attach, file Exercise 2
4 message 5 key, password 6 download 1 It’s Monday. 2 It’s a horror film.
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY 3 A character called Ian Banks wakes up
Exercise 6 Exercise 4
1 advise 2 advise 3 advice one morning, but not in his own bed or
5, 7, 1, 3, 2, 6, 4 even on his own planet. 4 Dinner (while
Exercise 7 Exercise 5 she watches the first half of the football).
1 come on 2 In fact 3 have a look 1C2A3B4B5B6A7C8A
Exercise 3
4 Looks like 5 after all TV shows
VOCABULARY EXTRA
comedy, chat show, news, documentary,
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: Exercise 1
drama series, sitcom, soap opera, cartoon
1a2e3b4f5d
B1 Preliminary for Schools Types of film
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
sci-fi, comedy, thriller, rom-com,
1B2C3A4B5A6C 1 video call 2 web browser 3 link 4 liked
documentary, drama, horror film, cartoon
5 hashtag

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Exercise 4 Exercise 10 LISTENING

1 post 2 key 3 download 4 open 1 have you been playing 2 have you been Exercise 1
5 for 6 against 7 useful 8 followed 3 have you been studying 4 have heard 1 Because he can’t concentrate on both
Exercise 5 things. It makes him nervous.
1 No one liked the film. 2 You’d better GET IT RIGHT! 2 He likes listening to music after he’s
study more if you’ve got a test tomorrow. 1 were eating 2 ’s been waiting 3 was finished his homework and when he goes
3 The weather is a lot worse today. 4 Polly working 4 ’ve been playing 5 ’ve been to bed.
is a bit shorter than Angus. / Angus is a getting 6 was ringing
3 She loves it.
bit taller than Polly. 5 You ought to tell the
4 No, they don’t.
truth. 6 Does anyone live here? / Is there VOCABULARY
anyone here (in this house)? 7 I don’t sing Exercise 1 5 It makes her feel energetic.
as badly as Perry. 8 I must finish this today. 1 recorded, single 2 released 3 played 6 He finds new music on the internet.
Exercise 6 gigs 4 entered the charts 5 download 7 He likes country and western,
1 Is everything OK? 2 Can you lend me 6 wrote, songs and lyrics 7 went on, tour and classical.
a hand? 3 looks like 4 have a look 5 In fact Exercise 2 8 Yes, he does, but only classical music.
6 ought to 7 I can do it for you 8 after all 1 bass guitar 2 trumpet, saxophone
Exercise 7 3 keyboards, piano 4 violin, guitar DIALOGUE
1D2E3–4F5C6B Exercise 4 Exercise 2
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UNIT 5 Exercise 5
1e2a3f4d5b PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
GRAMMAR Exercise 3
Exercise 1 VOCABULARY EXTRA 3, 7, 1, 9, 11, 5, 6, 8, 2, 4, 10
1 E ‘s been waiting 2 C ‘s been snowing
Exercise 1 Exercise 4
3 F ‘s been running 4 B ‘s been talking
1 recording 2 songs 3 live 4 album 1 There’s no point in 2 Tell me about it
5 D ‘s been playing
5 covers 6 stream 3 No way 4 What’s up 5 I can’t wait
Exercise 2
Exercise 2
1 hasn’t been feeling 2 ’s been cooking
1 album 2 live, covers 3 song, singles, CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
3 ’s been raining 4 hasn’t been sleeping
5 haven’t been studying
streaming B1 Preliminary for Schools
Exercise 1
Exercise 3 READING 1 factory 2 1945 3 costumes 4 hip hop
1 ’ve been writing 2 ’ve been dreaming
Exercise 1 5 (recording) studio 6 quiz
3 have been thinking 4 ’ve been talking
1 Cold Fact; Coming from Reality
Exercise 4
1 How long has she been speaking to the
2 March 1998 3 South Africa
UNIT 6
Exercise 2
teacher? 2 How long have you been trying
to phone me? 3 What have you been
1 T 2 F. His daughter saw the photo. GRAMMAR
3 F Segerman and Bartholomew started Exercise 1
doing? 4 How long has Bethany been
looking for him 28 years after Cold Fact. 1C2E3A4B5D
practising the piano?
4 T 5 F A Swedish film-maker made
Exercise 5 a documentary about Segerman and Exercise 2
b ’ve been trying c ’ve been discussing Bartholomew’s search for Rodriquez. 1 will cost 2 won’t believe 3 won’t
d ’ve been tidying e ’s been feeling remember 4 will get 5 will like
Exercise 4
Exercise 6 2G3E4H5A6D7F8B Exercise 3
1c2b3d4a 1 ’ll 2 might 3 will 4 may 5 won’t 6 won’t

Exercise 7 DEVELOPING WRITING Exercise 4

1c2a3e4d5b
Exercise 8
1 ’ve been looking, ’ve looked 2 ’s written,
’s been writing 3 ’ve been listening,
’ve listened 4 ’ve been playing, ’ve played
5 ’s painted, ’s been painting
Exercise 9
1 How long has he known Greg?
2 How long have they been playing in
a band?
3 How long have you had your guitar?
4 How long has she been listening
to music?
5 How long have they been teachers?
6 How long have we lived / been living
in this house?
Exercise 1
1 New Zealand 2 They praise her voice,
lyrics and feel for music. 3 The writer is
fascinated by her music and personality.
Exercise 2
1D2A3C4B
Exercise 3
B She has been working in the music
business since she won a talent show
at the age of 12. C Ever since Lorde
appeared on TV screens for the first
time, critics have been praising her
fantastic voice.
1 We may / might visit the USA next
summer. 2 I may / might watch a film in
English next week. 3 My friends won’t see
a match on Sunday. 4 Next month there
may / might be a lot of rain. 5 Samuel will
go to university one day. 6 Maria may /
might watch TV tonight.
Exercise 7
1 is 2 don’t 3 Will 4 will be 5 ’ll find 6 gets
7 don’t
Exercise 8
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Exercise 9
1 don’t pass 2 won’t let 3 ’ll invite 4 goes
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Exercise 10
1 If you watch TV tonight, what will
DEVELOPING WRITING UNIT 7
Exercise 1
you watch? – e 1A2C3D4B GRAMMAR
2 What will you buy if you get birthday
Exercise 2 Exercise 1
money? – c
ACBBCMDM 1 will/won’t 2 the present continuous
3 If you feel hungry at break, what will 3 the present simple 4 be going to
you eat? – f Exercise 3
Description of a problem: 3, 4 Say what Exercise 2
4 What will you do if you don’t pass the will happen: 1, 5 Suggested action: 2, 6 1 arrives 2 starts, finishes 3 opens, closes
exam? – b
Exercise 4 Exercise 3
5 What will you do if you lose your
1 D; That is why 2 A; unless 3 B; so 4 C; if 1 arrangement 2 fixed event 3 intention
phone? – a
4 arrangement 5 prediction 6 intention
LISTENING 7 prediction 8 arrangement 9 prediction
GET IT RIGHT! 10 intention
1 If we have some help, there won’t be Exercise 1
A3B1C2 Exercise 4
a problem.
1 ’re going to watch 2 ’s going to be 3 is
2 I will wear a coat if it’s cold. Exercise 2
4 ’re going 5 will end 6 ’s getting 7 leaves
1B2B
3 They’ll understand if you explain it. 8 won’t win 9 doesn’t open
4 Will he go if the meeting is at 7.00? 10 ’re bringing out
DIALOGUE
5 If it doesn’t rain, they’ll have a picnic. Exercise 5
Exercise 3
1 don’t you 2 did you 3 aren’t you 4 can’t
1d2c3e4a5b
you 5 can you 6 haven’t you 7 didn’t you
VOCABULARY Exercise 4 8 have you 9 won’t you
Exercise 1 1 That’s amazing! 2 That sounds exciting!
1 pollution 2 melting ice 3 flood 4 litter, Exercise 6
3 Wow! 4 Oh, really? 5 How exciting!
recycling, rubbish 1 did 2 So 3 have 4 can 5 do
6 Cool! 7 Incredible!
Exercise 2 Exercise 7
1 So have I. 2 So was I. 3 Neither/Nor did
1d2b3a4f5h6c7e TRAIN TO I. 4 So will I. 5 Neither/Nor do I. 6 Neither/
Exercise 3 Exercise 6
Nor do I. 7 Neither/Nor will I.
1B2B3A4C5A6A 1 informative leaflet 2 diary entry
3 adventure story 4 note 5 online article
GET IT RIGHT!
VOCABULARY EXTRA 1 ✓ 2 ✗ Max was there and so was Elena.
Exercise 1 CONSOLIDATION 3 ✗ I can’t go to the party and neither can
1f2e3a4c5b UNITS 5 & 6 Joe. 4 ✓ 5 ✗ I don’t eat meat and neither
Exercise 2 Exercise 1 does Kai.
1 upcycled 2 preserve 3 Generating 1A2C3B
4 reducing 5 store Exercise 2 VOCABULARY
1 He sings and plays keyboards. 2 Jessica Exercise 1
READING plays bass guitar and Lucy plays violin. 1 the week after next 2 the day after
Exercise 1 3 She’s been playing for about six months. tomorrow 3 in the near future 4 three
1 Greta Thunberg 2 Sweden 4 They practise in the music classroom. weeks from now 5 in two years’ time
3 a Climate Strike Exercise 3 6 later this month
Exercise 2 1 already visited 2 don’t 3 won’t be 4 been Exercise 3
1 F She was surprised because they didn’t working 5 do 6 will 7 already written 1 in a few years’ time 2 before too long
seem worried. 2 T 3 T 4 T 5 F She explains 8 replied 3 later this month 4 in a month’s time
the facts and how serious the situation is. Exercise 4 5 the week after next 6 in six months’ time
6 F She believes that young people can 1 has written 2 has been writing 3 has 7 in two days’ time
make a difference if they’re brave enough made 4 have sent 5 has replied 6 has been Exercise 4
to talk about the things they believe in. thinking 7 hasn’t decided 1 theme 2 food 3 organise 4 guests
Exercise 4 Exercise 5 5 invitations 6 hire 7 deposit 8 room
Paragraph 2: From then on, she couldn’t 1h2e3a4f5b6c7i8d Exercise 5
stop thinking about the danger of 1 think about 2 sorry about 3 about
climate change. Exercise 6
1 reuse 2 throw 3 away 4 Recycle 75 4 about you 5 about to 6 forget about
Paragraph 3: She wanted everyone to 5 Disconnect 6 standby 7 wastes 7 about them
understand two things: climate change
was real and it was serious. Exercise 7
1 How exciting! 2 I can’t wait. 3 What’s up,
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Paragraph 4: Her message is always Exercise 1
Jennie? 4 I’m just a bit upset. 5 So what’s
very clear: unless you do something now, 1 costumes 2 event 3 poster
the matter? 6 No way. 7 There’s no point in
you will destroy our future. 4 entertainment
Paragraph 5: Greta Thunberg has shown Exercise 8
1 T 2 F They wanted to use it as a theme Exercise 2
that young people can make a difference, 1 poster 2 decorations 3 costumes 4 event
if they’re brave enough to talk about the song for one of their shows. 3 F The TV
things they believe in. station invited Kashy to Hong Kong. 4 T

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READING LISTENING VOCABULARY

Exercise 1 Exercise 1 Exercise 1
1B2D3A4C 1 the seaside / beach 2 Saturday 3 bike 1 towards 2 up 3 down 4 away from 5 up
and down 6 backwards, forwards
Exercise 2 Exercise 2
Suggested answers 1C2A3B Exercise 2
1 Because she had to give a disappointing 1 backwards 2 towards 3 away from
answer. 2 There isn’t much sunlight, and DIALOGUE 4 around 5 forwards
there is too much pressure on walls to Exercise 3 Exercise 3
keep the water out. 3 Because nobody 1c2a3e4b 1 discover 2 invent 3 cure 4 machine
knows for sure what will happen to the 5 invention 6 experiment 7 discovery
people in the experiments. 8 laboratory
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
Exercise 3 Exercise 4 The mystery word is scientist.
B 7, 3, 5, 1, 9, 8, 4, 2, 6 Exercise 4
Well, people have been curious about the 1g2b3a4h5c6d7e
Exercise 5
idea of time travel for a long time. But
1 B lucky you
that doesn’t mean it’ll ever be possible.
I’d love to be able to go into the past or 2 B in other words, that’s a shame VOCABULARY EXTRA
the future! But I’m sure we’ll never be able 3 A What do you reckon B There’s nothing Exercise 1
to. So my answer to this is no, no chance! wrong with 1 binoculars 2 telescope 3 compass
(Sorry!) 4 periscope 5 magnifying glass

C CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: Exercise 2

You’ll be surprised to know that a lot of
people are working on this. But, as you
can imagine, there are lots of difficult
issues. One is that people need sunlight,
and there isn’t much sunlight 100 metres
under the sea! And another is pressure
– how can we build walls that are thick
enough to keep the water out? And where
will the energy we need to power things
come from? Personally, I don’t think we’ll
see underwater cities in my lifetime. And
to be honest, I’d hate to live under the sea
and not see the sun!
D 3 were walking, started 4 fell, were
I hope so. The problem is that people
don’t like using animals to test new
medicines and drugs, but they don’t
really want to use human beings either.
Nobody knows for sure what will happen
to the people during the experiments.
It’s a big risk. What will we do if people
become seriously ill or even die during
an experiment? However, some people
predict that human beings will replace
animals more and more in experiments in
the next 10 to 20 years. All animal lovers
hope they’re right. And so do I.
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
1 Saturday, eight o’clock 2 the Mill Room
at the Grove Street Youth Club 3 just
themselves (casual dress)
Exercise 2
1 Luis is going. 2 Susanna isn’t going
because she’s going on holiday the night
before the party.
Exercise 3
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B1 Preliminary for Schools
Exercise 1
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UNIT 8
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 was drawing 2 were reading 3 was
sleeping 4 was looking 5 were playing
Exercise 2
1 got, was dancing 2 was raining, decided
watching 5 didn’t answer, was listening
Exercise 3
1 weren’t looking 2 were talking
3 screamed 4 dropped 5 turned 6 was
looking 7 looked 8 was getting 9 ran
10 went 11 was holding 12 came 13 was
smiling
Exercise 4
1 Did you use to play 2 used to buy
3 didn’t use to eat 4 Did you use to listen
5 used to wear 6 used to write 7 used
to have
Exercise 5
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Exercise 6
1 wouldn’t 2 went 3 would be 4 would
5 got 6 got 7 would start 8 Would 9 would
phone 10 wouldn’t 11 got 12 would use
Exercise 8
1 I was/were stronger. 2 my hair was
curly / I had curly hair. 3 I could sing.
4 I was/were an astronaut.
5 I had a new bike.
GET IT RIGHT!
1 hope 2 wish 3 wish 4 hope 5 hope
1C2A3B4C5A
READING
Exercise 1
1 Citizen Science
2 It’s scientific research by ordinary people.
3 Because they need huge amounts of data.
4 It helps real scientists in their work/
research and in making discoveries.
Exercise 2
1 Francesca 2 Edward 3 Tamsin
4 Francesca 5 Tamsin 6 Edward
Exercise 3
1A2B3A
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 1
C
Exercise 2
1 the change from horses to cars; at the
beginning of the 20th century
2 We wouldn’t need as many cars or car
parks, and the air would be cleaner.
Exercise 3
1 If we put these inventions together,
we would free our cities from traffic.
If there was more progress in transport
technology, we wouldn’t need to own
cars anymore.
2 cars will be even faster; air would
be cleaner
3 Let’s hope the transport revolution will
come to our towns – soon!
Exercise 4
1 – past – The last big change in transport.
2 present – The situation at the moment.
3 future – How we’ll travel without cars.

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LISTENING Exercise 2 READING

Exercise 1 1 were called 2 were you asked 3 was Exercise 1
1D2A asked 4 asked 5 are called 6 aren’t called Rebecca was an interviewer, not an
7 ask 8 wasn’t asked 9 was called 10 was interviewee.
Exercise 2 offered 11 offered
1 He told Diana’s mother. 2 Because if Exercise 2
it was expensive, he wouldn’t have the Exercise 3 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 DS 5 DS 6 F 7 F
money to replace it. 3 Because she scored 1 are made 2 aren’t charged 3 weren’t
seen 4 are lost 5 was bought by 6 aren’t Exercise 4
the winning goal of the game. 4 Because
cooked 7 were designed by 1 Interviewer; B 2 Nathan/Both; C
the ball hit the girl’s hand, so it wasn’t 3 The man with the headphones; A
a goal. 5 The team would be angry and Exercise 4 4 The man with the rabbit; A
they’d never talk to them again. 1 is written 2 is put 3 are stuck 4 is posted
5 collects 6 takes 7 are sorted 8 is done
DEVELOPING WRITING
DIALOGUE 9 wasn’t done 10 were read 11 are taken
Exercise 1
12 are given
Exercise 3
1B2A
Conversation 1 Exercise 5
5, 3, 1, 7, 6, 8, 2, 4 1 being 2 been 3 been 4 being 5 being Exercise 3
6 been 7 been 1 Text B 2 more people 3 Text B
Conversation 2 4 both texts
7, 1, 3, 5, 4, 8, 6, 2 Exercise 6
1 is still being 2 hasn’t been 3 being Exercise 4
4 I’ve been 5 being 6 been 7 being Stage 1: (the author) writes Stage 2: (they)
TRAIN TO design Stage 3: (they) send, print, store
Exercise 4 Exercise 7
Stage 4: (they) send (out)
1a2d3e4b 1 is being questioned by the police.
2 is giving the baby a bath. 3 have opened
a new café near my house. 4 has just been LISTENING
CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: made. 5 is being cooked by a professional Exercise 1
B1 Preliminary for Schools chef. 6 are renting the house. 7 has been 1C2A3B
1C2A3D4A5B6D drunk. Exercise 2
Exercise 8 1 20 miles 2 next Saturday, at Rob’s house
CONSOLIDATION 1 has been done 2 have been built 3 has 3 give some books to Rob 4 because he
UNITS 7 & 8 been put 4 haven’t been put 5 is being hates dancing
Exercise 1 done 6 are being painted 7 is being
1A2B3C installed 8 has, been finished DIALOGUE
Exercise 2 Exercise 3
1F2T3T4F5F GET IT RIGHT! 1 Count me in. 2 Are you going to be
1 ’ve been given 2 are made 3 is found there? 3 I’d love to but I can’t. 4 So are
Exercise 3
4 has been attacked 5 has been stolen you in? 5 No, sorry, not this time.
1 were 2 used 3 Neither/Nor 4 could
6 are called
Exercise 4 PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
1 If I knew the answer, I’d tell you. 2 He’s VOCABULARY Exercise 5
read this book, hasn’t he? 3 I wish my
Exercise 1 7, 3, 5, 9, 1, 6, 2, 8, 4
sister was/were nicer to me. 4 I wish
1 pay 2 earn 3 paid 4 on-the-job Exercise 6
I could go out tonight, but I’ve got
5 promoted 6 challenging 7 career 1 that’s not the point 2 by the way
homework.
8 successful 9 notice 3 for a while 4 Sounds 5 As long as
Exercise 5
Exercise 2
1 theme 2 invented 3 towards 4 day
5 away 6 before 7 research 8 hire 9 now
1 tourism 2 travel company 3 online CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
gaming company 4 software engineer 5 IT
10 guest
6 fashion 7 models 8 modelling agency
B1 Preliminary for Schools
Exercise 6 1B2C3A4C5C6B
Exercise 4
1 In other words 2 What do you reckon
1 work 2 jobs 3 job 4 work 5 jobs 6 work
3 there’s nothing wrong with 4 thank
7 work
goodness 5 lucky you 6 round and round
7 That’s a shame Exercise 5 UNIT 10
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Exercise 7 GRAMMAR
1E2B3A4C Exercise 1
VOCABULARY EXTRA 1D2B3A
Exercise 1
UNIT 9 At work / In a job: 1, 5 Exercise 2
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Not working: 2, 3, 4
GRAMMAR Exercise 3
Exercise 1 Exercise 2
1 had/’d had 2 hadn’t tidied 3 had, done
1B2C3A4C5A6D7B 1 in charge of 2 apply for 3 lost his job
4 had tidied 5 hadn’t done 6 hadn’t seen
4 out of work 5 taken time off

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Exercise 4 VOCABULARY EXTRA LISTENING

1 started 2 looked 3 knew 4 had got Exercise 1 Exercise 1
5 remembered 6 had attended 7 had 1 a prescription, fit 2 in hospital 1 knees 2 before 3 foot; bus
taught 8 ran 9 put 10 joined 11 pulled 3 a temperature, a heart attack
12 heard 13 knew 14 had come 15 gave
16 had probably saved Exercise 2 DIALOGUE
1 prescription 2 heart attack 3 stay Exercise 2
Exercise 5 4 lose 5 fit 1 7, 3, 5, 1, 6, 4, 2
1 They hadn’t been listening to me. 2 How
long had you been waiting? 3 She had 2 6, 2, 4, 3, 1, 5
been crying all morning. 4 I hadn’t been READING 3 5, 1, 3, 2, 4
feeling very well. 5 How long had it been Exercise 1
2F3A4E5C6G7B
raining? TRAIN TO
Exercise 6 Exercise 2 Exercise 3
1 had been cooking 2 hadn’t eaten 3 had 1 You shouldn’t play video games / You 1 Most people in my classroom are doing
watched 4 had walked 5 hadn’t written should stop using screens at least half an their favourite lesson. 2 I’m reading
hour before going to bed. a book. 3 I’m tired.
Exercise 7
1 hadn’t been sleeping 2 had been 2 You should put all your digital Exercise 4
snowing 3 had been waiting 4 hadn’t equipment outside your bedroom at night.
Suggested answers
called 5 hadn’t listened 6 had written 3 Drinks with caffeine stop you sleeping.
1 I’m dancing. 2 he said yes. 3 his second
4 Regular bedtimes are important. book was his worst. 4 it’s my birthday
Exercise 8
1 A had, been playing B had played 5 You shouldn’t sleep longer in the today.
morning. / You should have regular times
2 A had drunk B had been drinking
3 A hadn’t been looking B hadn’t looked
for going to bed and getting up. CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH:
Exercise 3 B1 Preliminary for Schools
Suggested answers Exercise 1
GET IT RIGHT! You should: go to bed at a regular time; 1C2B3B4C5C
1 was walking 2 was carrying 3 had been
do some exercise; have a bedtime routine.
waiting 4 had been working 5 was talking
You shouldn’t: have digital equipment in CONSOLIDATION
your room; drink coffee and energy drinks;
VOCABULARY UNITS 9 & 10
sleep late in the mornings.
Exercise 1 Exercise 1
1 As soon as 2 then 3 until 4 while 1A2C3C
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 3 Exercise 2
Exercise 1
1F2T3T4F5T
H A V E A S B D D I N The boy is holding his wrist, not his ankle;
P O H I J V I O W E O the weather is bright and sunny, not wet Exercise 3
and windy. 1f2g3a4b5d6e
Q A E U B M E C X Y I
Exercise 3 Exercise 4
D B X I M M W T K S T
1 slipped; fell; knew; felt; tried, etc. 1 earn 2 promoted 3 career 4 notice
T N E M T N I O P P A 2 it was raining; I was lying; I was crying; 5 challenging
A S R T X C S R B F R he was running 3 we’d decided; I’d just Exercise 5
K G C L T K T H L F E missed; he hadn’t noticed 4 we’d been 1 A new school was built. 2 My sister has
playing; he’d been trying; they’d been been promoted. 3 Another film about the
E J I H J E G S E E P
waiting 5 the past simple Titanic is being made. 4 Football is shown
C F S L G L R C R E O on TV every day! 5 That building has been
Exercise 4
K L E K A M J C H L R I’d just missed scoring a goal when knocked down.
I slipped on the wet grass and fell over. Exercise 6
1 take (some) exercise 2 make (an)
I knew something was wrong when I felt 1 was 2 had spent 3 had been writing
appointment 3 have (an) operation
the pain in my ankle. 4 (had) started 5 had been 6 got 7 had
4 get better 5 see (a) doctor
While I was lying on the ground, holding been driving 8 realised 9 had left
Exercise 4
my ankle, I heard a shout.
1 feel sick 2 make an appointment 3 have Exercise 7
an operation 4 get better 5 take some Then I saw our goalkeeper. 1 By the way 2 hadn’t been 3 for a while
exercise As soon as he saw I couldn’t manage 4 have an operation 5 in a few weeks’ time
to stand, he called the other players. 6 as long as 7 as soon as
Exercise 5
When I showed them my ankle, they Exercise 8
1 A have, operation B gets better
were shocked. 1 Surf the internet 2 Use your work area as
2 A see, doctor B take, exercise
They helped me off the field, called an a gym 3 Keep moving 4 Think about food
3 A feeling, sick B make, appointment ambulance and waited with me until it 5 Watch how you sit
Exercise 6 arrived.
1 see a doctor 2 make an appointment When I got home, I was surprised to see
3 have an operation 4 getting better all my team there.
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UNIT 11
GRAMMAR
Exercise 1
1 He told me that he could help me.
2 They said they would join us for lunch.
3 I told you that I was going to be late.
4 The article said the accident had
happened the day before. 5 Our teacher
told us she had lost our homework.
Exercise 2
1 me (that) she wanted to go to the concert.
2 (that) she hadn’t been happy with the test.
3 Micky (that) she hadn’t seen that film yet.
4 (that) we’d/they’d be late unless we/
they left soon.
5 Dan (that) she hadn’t really enjoyed
the party.
6 (that) he hadn’t been feeling very well.
7 Jo (that) she didn’t want to invite Tim to
her party.
Exercise 3
1 were staying 2 had visited 3 had been
4 had seen 5 were going
Exercise 4
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Exercise 5
1 persuaded us to stay 2 asked me to help
3 invited us to watch 4 warned me not to
get 5 picked her to be 6 didn’t expect her
to do 7 don’t allow him to go out
Exercise 6
1 Poppy asked Kitty to help her. 2 Elliot
encouraged Mia to join the band. 3 Alex
told Dylan to meet him at six o’clock.
4 Mr Jones warned Gabriela not to go into
the sea. 5 Dexter’s dad reminded Dexter/
him to feed the cat.
Exercise 7
1 told me to do it! 2 reminded you to
bring it! 3 warned him not to climb it!
4 didn’t invite me to come!
GET IT RIGHT!
1 She said she’d call me yesterday, but she
didn’t. 2 We invited Beth and told her to
bring pizza. 3 I’m so happy that you asked
me to write the article. 4 Tomorrow I’ll ask
a friend about the homework. 5 Danny,
I’ve already told them that you’re coming
tonight.
VOCABULARY
Exercise 1
1 funny 2 fun 3 hilarious 4 make fun
5 get the joke 6 jokes 7 joke
Exercise 2
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Exercise 3
1 don’t/didn’t allow 2 expected 3 want
4 invited 5 warned 6 reminded
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Exercise 4
1 sure 2 angry 3 difference 4 friends 5 fun
PHRASES FOR FLUENCY
Exercise 5
Exercise 5 1 it’s not worth it 2 Check this out
1a2b3f4c5e 3 we’re talking about 4 I’m just saying
5 have a word
VOCABULARY EXTRA
Exercise 1 UNIT 12
1 crack 2 blast 3 joke 4 inside 5 fun
6 joking GRAMMAR
Exercise 2 Exercise 1
1 cracked a joke 2 You must be joking 1B2F3E4A5D
3 able to take a joke 4 having a blast Exercise 2
5 inside jokes 1 allowed 2 allowed 3 let 4 let 5 allowed
Exercise 3
READING 1 forget their homework once a month.
Exercise 1
2 They are allowed to / Their teachers let
1 bad and fake news 2 good news
them send work by email.
3 students’ own answers
3 They are allowed to / Their teachers let
Exercise 2 them use tablets.
1 HN 2 PN 3 B 4 PN 5 B 6 HN 7 PN
4 They aren’t allowed to / Their teachers
Exercise 3 don’t let them eat during lessons.
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5 They aren’t allowed to / Their teachers
don’t let them run in corridors.
DEVELOPING WRITING 6 They aren’t allowed to / Their teachers
Exercise 1 don’t let them use phones in class.
1 the amount of exhibition space 2 the
7 They aren’t allowed to / Their teachers
number of people in Mathilda’s group
don’t let them borrow more than three
3 the total area of the museum building
books from the library.
Exercise 2
Exercise 4
1 to choose 2 voted 3 had been
1 weren’t allowed to take 2 let, use 3 aren’t
4 would/’d
allowed to make 4 Do, let, call 5 let, listen
Exercise 3 6 let, take 7 let, chew 8 let, change
1D2B3A4C
Exercise 6
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LISTENING
Exercise 7
Exercise 1
1 had read 2 would have eaten 3 wouldn’t
1 agree 2 encourages 3 accepts
have lost 4 hadn’t studied 5 hadn’t been
Exercise 2 6 wouldn’t have bought 7 would, have
1 Because someone has pulled up joined
flowers in the park.
Exercise 8
2 He thinks they should put signs up 1 If he had heard the phone, Rory would
warning people not to do things like that. have talked to him. 2 If Joshua hadn’t
3 She thinks she wouldn’t be good enough. been on his own all afternoon, he wouldn’t
4 A boy in her old drama club kept have been bored. 3 If he hadn’t gone to
laughing at her and telling her she was bed at 6 pm, he wouldn’t have woken up
a hopeless actor. at midnight. 4 If he’d gone back to sleep,
he wouldn’t have been tired on Monday.
5 He feels angry about it.
5 If he hadn’t been tired, he wouldn’t
6 Because he thinks his best friend said have found the Maths test difficult. 6 If
something bad about him. Joshua hadn’t got a bad mark, his teacher
7 She thinks he should ask Finn if it’s wouldn’t have been disappointed.
true or not.
8 Because he promised Harry that GET IT RIGHT!
he wouldn’t. 1 If you’d been there, it would have been
Exercise 3 fun. 2 The trip would have been difficult if
2b3e4c5d6f it had rained. 3 It would have been worse
if we hadn’t got there on time. 4 I’m sure
you would have enjoyed it if you’d been
DIALOGUE there. 5 If I hadn’t brought my umbrella,
Exercise 4 I’d have got wet.
3, 5, 1, 4, 2, 6, 8, 10, 9, 7
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VOCABULARY Exercise 3 UNIT 2

Exercise 1 1 slow down 2 ticket, stamped Word stress
1 let 2 do what you are told 3 behave well 3 referee, disagree
Exercise 1
4 gets punished 5 breaks the rules 6 get One syllable: guess, know, think
into trouble 7 gets told off DIALOGUE Two syllables: believe, forget, suppose
Exercise 2 Exercise 4
Three syllables: concentrate, recognise,
1 let 2 was getting told off 3 allowed to 5, 7, 1, 3, 8, 2, 4, 6
remember
4 get into trouble 5 behave well
6 Do what you’re told CAMBRIDGE ENGLISH: Exercise 3
Oo oO Ooo oOo
Exercise 4 B1 Preliminary for Schools
1 like 2 everything 3 from 4 were 5 as 6 to listen believe concentrate consider
1f2a3e4c5b6d
study discuss motivate imagine
VOCABULARY EXTRA CONSOLIDATION wonder explain recognise remember
Exercise 1 UNITS 11 & 12
1P2P3N4P5N Exercise 1 UNIT 3
Exercise 2 1C2B3B Words ending with schwa /ə/
b 1 is, good. c 3 gave us a detention. Exercise 2 Exercise 1
d 0 behaved badly. e 4 would be given 1 Because he had to finish some 1 quieter 2 better 3 earlier 4 taller 5 older
another chance. / was being given another homework. 2 He’ll be in trouble with his 6 slower 7 funnier
chance. f 2 had played by the rules. parents. 3 He’s heard that it’s hilarious. Exercise 3
4 Don’t Make Fun of Me 5 He suggests Two syllables: better, older, slower, taller
READING they go and get some pizza. Three syllables: earlier, funnier, quieter, tidier
Exercise 1 Exercise 3
1D2B3A4C 1 fun 2 sure 3 up 4 difference 5 angry UNIT 4
Exercise 2 Exercise 4 The short /ʌ/ vowel sound
1 Because supermarkets remove food 1 reminded 2 warned 3 makes 4 behaves Exercise 1
from sale a few days before its sell-by 5 persuaded 6 off 7 expected 1 C home 2 A shout 3 C you 4 C nose
date. 2 They think it’s wrong to throw 5 D note 6 D ground 7 A put 8 A could
Exercise 5
away good food and they want to give it 9 C over 10 B use 11 A good
1 I’d known, I’d have lent 2 me to work
to hungry people. 3 People have to pay
3 wasn’t 4 hadn’t seen 5 would have
if they want to throw away food. 4 They
use food from shops and restaurants that
arrived, had left UNIT 5
would have been thrown away otherwise. Exercise 6 Strong and weak forms of been /biːn/
1 allowed 2 let 3 lets 4 allowed 5 allowed and /bɪn/
Exercise 3 Exercise 1
1 a supermarket manager 2 an activist Exercise 7
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3 a person in need 4 a lawmaker 1 We’re talking about 2 make it up 3 made
fun 4 I’m just saying 5 have a word 6 make Exercise 3
sure 7 it’s not worth it the strong forms of been
DEVELOPING WRITING
Exercise 8 1 Where have you been? You’re covered
Exercise 1
1 It was a beautiful sunny day. 2 She was in dirt!
1 No, they aren’t. They are a teenager’s
‘dream’ rules. 2 You have to learn the picking up starfish and throwing them 4 Look at your face. It’s so red!
rules by heart. back into the sea. 3 Because otherwise Where have you been?
they would die on the sand. 4 Because g I’ve already been.
Exercise 2
there were too many starfish for her to
1 F They can do what they like. 2 T 3 T
be able to save them all. 5 Because she the weak forms of been
4 F Teens can use their skateboards.
can make a difference to each individual 0 Have you been to London?
5 F They can play on the games consoles
starfish that she helps.
for as long as they like. 6 F You have to 5 How long has it been since you saw John?
learn them by heart. a I know. I’ve been to the doctor’s.
WORKBOOK
Exercise 3 b I’ve been working the garden.
Obligation: has/have to; must PRONUNCIATION
c It’s been a long time – more than
Permission: can; is allowed; let three months.
UNIT 1
Sentence stress d They’ve been playing football.
LISTENING Exercise 1 e Yes, I have. I’ve been going there every
Exercise 1 1 help you 2 changed forever 3 the new summer since I was ten.
1B2A3C café 4 definitely do 5 fantastic time f I’ve been at the beach all day. I forgot my
Exercise 2 6 dangerous places 7 to be famous one sun cream.
1 If a car is coming, you need to stop. 8 a joke 9 car accident 10 never heard
2 Get a ticket. 3 Get your ticket validated. 11 is for living
4 Never argue with the referee. 5 Never
disagree with the coach.

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UNIT 6 UNIT 10
/f/, /v/ and /b/ consonant sounds /ʧ/ and /ʃ/ sounds
Exercise 1 Exercise 1
1a2b3b4a5a 1 Sheryl 2 Mitchell 3 Chelsea 4 Charlie
5 Shawn
Exercise 3
1 very 2 vet 3 best 4 van Exercise 3
1 machine 2 wish 3 sure 4 information
UNIT 7 Exercise 5
Intonation in question tags the /ʃ/ sound: competition, delicious,
Exercise 1 passion
1 2 3 4 5 the /tʃ/ sound: future, mixture, question
Exercise 3 the /ʒ/ sound: conclusion, decision,
1B2A3B4A5B revision

UNIT 8 UNIT 11
The /juː/ sound Polite intonation
Exercise 1 Exercise 1
[circle: you, computer, cure, eureka, fuel, 1A2C3R4C5A6R
future, Newton, review, usually, used] Exercise 2
U E U R E K A E C A 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✗ 4 ✓5 ✗ 6 ✗

S N E W T O N W O U Exercise 4
The speaker uses a wider range of
E F E E O T M H M S
intonation and often raises the voice at
D Z R W R C U O P U the end to be more friendly.
I A O W T R U R U A
I F U T U R E R T L UNIT 12
Y O U C H R F U E L Silent consonants
Exercise 1
R E V I E W T U R Y
1 daughter’s 2 scissors 3 Would 4 island
Exercise 3 5 hour 6 salmon 7 answer 8 mustn’t
1 umbrella 2 guess 3 threw 4 butter

UNIT 9
/ʧ/ and /ʤ/ consonant sounds
Exercise 1
1 match 2 future 3 switch 4 charities
Exercise 2
The sound which occurs in all of the words
in the list is ‘ch’ /tʃ/.
chair switch charities future match
Exercise 4
1 join 2 bridge 3 jokes 4 message
changing message jokes bridge join
Exercise 5
The sound which occurs in all of the words
in this list is ‘j’ /dʒ/.

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