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4 were watching
Grammar practice 5 is staying
6 was swimming

Starter unit * 2
1 arrived; had already left
1
2 had; had gone
1 ’m reading
3 had eaten; put
2 read
4 called; had landed
3 was waiting
5 had finished; played
4 waited
6 weren’t; had just eaten
5 knows
6 liked 3
1 was
2
2 arrived
1A 2D 3C 4F 5B
3 jumped
3 4 has left
5 has raised
1B 2A 3B 4A 5A 6B
6 has written
4
4
1 he’s visited Berlin three times.
Suggested answers:
2 we’ve been waiting for a bus for ages.
1 have you been doing
3 Alex has been collecting
2 have you known
4 I’ve seen
3 ’ve been doing housework
5 How long have you been working
4 ’s been waiting
6 Kim has been learning Mandarin
5 ’s kicked
5 6 ’ve watched
1 going to work 5
2 are you going
1 ’ll call
3 fly
2 leaves
4 ’m staying
3 ’m having / ’m going to have
5 ’ll send
4 ’m spending / ’m going to spend
6 ‘ll ask
5 will win / ’s going to win
7 ‘ll let
6 ’ll have
8 ‘ll be
6
6
1 Where did you go on holiday last year?
1 Aren’t you going to visit Sophia tomorrow?
2 What were you doing this time last week?
2 What did you do today at college?
3 Who gave you that watch?
3 Who bought you the tickets?
4 Who did you see at the party yesterday?
4 How long is it since you last ate meat?
5 When did you last go swimming?
5 How long have you been coming to this gym?
6 How long is it / has it been since we last went to
6 When did you last go to Paris?
Spain?

Starter unit **

1
1 is playing / played
2 went
3 speaks
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Starter unit *** 6
1 Who did you see yesterday?
1 2 When did you last see Damion? / How long is it
Suggested answers: since you last saw Damion?
1 do; go 3 Where does your sister work?
2 were taking 4 Are you having a good time in London?
3 understand 5 What are you going to do tomorrow? / When are
4 ’s waiting you going to do some shopping?
5 went 6 How long have you been studying at university?
6 were … doing
Unit 1 *
2
1 had hidden 1
2 found out 1 was
3 had written 2 would show
4 searched 3 was going to stay
5 called 4 hadn’t seen
6 had happened 5 had just finished
7 drove 6 would call; arrived
8 had saved up
2
3 1A 2C 3B 4C 5A
Students’ own answers.
3
4 1 to stay
Suggested answers: 2 taking
1 learnt 3 to help
2 ’ve been playing / learning 4 for eating
3 have you been 5 to hurry
4 Have you been waiting 6 cheating
5 have / ‘ve read
6 have / ’ve been cleaning 4
1 agreed
5 2 apologized
A: Hey, what do you do are you doing tomorrow 3 accused
evening? 4 reminded
B: Not much. 5 congratulated
A: Well, I will go ’m going to a concert. Do you 6 denied
want to come with me?
B: Yes, I’d love to! I’m having to ’ll have to 5
cancel my tennis lesson but I’m sure that 1 Chloë asked Sam if she was going home.
wasn’t won’t be a problem. 2 Des asked his mum where the shop was.
A: Great. Well, the bus left leaves at 6.15 p.m. 3 Sara asked Adam who had built that site.
and I think we’ll be getting get home by 4 Leo asked Max whose house that was.
midnight. 5 Ana asked Joe what those papers were.
B: Brilliant! So, this time tomorrow, we’ll watch 6 Jack’s mum asked him why he was late.
be watching the band!
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3 she’d been looking
Unit 1 ** 4 she was buying
5 his
1 6 he was
1 posted 7 that
2 revealed 8 would arrive
3 displayed 9 the following week
4 had set 10 she couldn’t wait
5 were
2
2 1 The boy denied that he had stolen / having
1 that she had broken / having broken the window stolen the money.
the day before. 2 Finn suggested checking online.
2 Sara not to use that website. 3 Mr Harris advised Sam to apologize
3 to give those apples to her grandmother. immediately.
4 to give Kim a lift the following day. 4 Cara reminded Lisa to buy some milk.
5 that she had lost / having lost the money the 5 Manuel admitted copying / having copied Sue’s
week before. answers in the test.
6 Ian not to take the train. 6 Oscar congratulated Alex on scoring / having
scored the goal.
3
1 Jon asked Paco which websites he looked at 3
regularly. 1 when they had started using Facebook.
2 Miriam asked her brother where he had bought 2 why they used Facebook.
his phone. 3 how many friends they had on Facebook.
3 The doctor asked me how often I ate meat. 4 how often they logged onto Facebook.
4 Silvia asked Esther why she had been crying the 5 if they thought they spent too much time on
day before. Facebook.
5 Sonia asked her sister when she would be
4
ready.
6 Alicia asked Dan who had told him about that 1 did I want I wanted
place. 2 that he cheated of cheating
3 (correct)
4 4 He’s He
1 have / ’ve had 5 Are you using Do you use
2 had / ’d wanted 6 has had
3 told
5
4 spend
5 am / ’m doing Students’ own answers.
6 am / ’m going to buy
7 to get Unit 2 *
8 shopping
1
5 1C 2B 3C 4A 5C
Students’ own answers.
2
Unit 1 *** 1 where
2 who
1 3 which
1 the day before 4 whose
2 he hadn’t known 5 when
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3 3 who had told him
1ND 2D who 3D which 4ND 5ND 6D 4 had eaten the cake

4 6
1 My brother is late, which is unusual. 1 forgetting / having forgotten
2 I don’t understand what you mean. 2 had / ’d already been waiting
3 Is there anything that I can do to help? 3 not to go
4 She couldn’t understand what they were doing. 4 Did you see
5 The rider was disqualified, which was unfair. 5 will / ‘ll bring
6 He’s got something that he wants to tell you. 6 Have you ever visited
7 Chemistry is a subject that interests him.
Unit 2 ***
5
1 a) F b) I 1
2 a) I b) F 1 which
3 a) F b) I 2 who
4 a) F b) I 3 when
4 where
Unit 2 ** 5 which / that
6 whose
1
1 where 2
2 who 1 I’ve got an older brother called Max, who’s at
3 whose college in Barcelona. ND
4 which / that 2 I remember the time we used to play football
5 when together. D
6 which / that 3 This is the man whose bag was stolen. D
4 There is the park where I learnt to ride a bike. D
2 5 I’m going to a new exercise class, which costs
1 which / that defining €10. ND
2 who defining 6 This is my friend who’s running the marathon
3 which non-defining next week. D
4 which / that defining
5 when defining 3
6 where non-defining Students’ own answers.

3 4
Students’ own answers. 1 which everyone knows about
2 who he grew up with
4 3 which he did very well at
1 a) to whom the students were talking. 4 which he trained with
b) (who / that) the students were talking to. 5 which he was running in front of
2 a) at which I studied.
b) (which / that) I studied at. 5
3 a) for which they have been training. 1 whose who’s
b) (which / that) they have been training for. 2 where when
3 that what
5 4 is arriving arrives
1 where I’ve lived all my life 5 (correct)
2 denied hitting / having hit 6 told to told / said to
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6 5 were sold
1 By the time his mum arrived, Oscar had won the 6 don’t miss
race. / Oscar had won the race by the time his
mum arrived. 2
2 My PE teacher, who’s called Mr Howard, is 1 a) were taught Mandarin.
training to run a marathon. / My PE teacher, b) was taught to the students.
who’s training to run a marathon, is called Mr 2 a) will be given the phone.
Howard. b) will be given to her cousin.
3 Ethan suggested watching / that we watch the 3 a) is being sent some photos.
match. b) are being sent
4 I haven’t seen him for three months / since three
3
months ago.
Students’ own answers.
Unit 3 * 4

1 1 decorated
2 spilled
1A 2P 3P 4A 5A 6P
3 checked
2 4 cut
1 has never been used 5 stolen
2 was opened 6 marked
3 is being fed
5
4 will be sent out
1 were waiting
5 had been told
2 not to eat
6 is going to be built
3 is being fed
3 4 getting
1 a) All shoppers were given discounts. 5 was being played
b) Discounts were given to all shoppers.
6
2 a) The customer was shown the dress.
1 are used
b) The dress was shown to the customer.
2 is usually noticed
3 a) Neil was given a computer.
3 give
b) A computer was given to Neil.
4 which
4 5 encourages
1 to have done 6 who
2 It is believed 7 who
3 It is thought 8 (to) buying / having bought
4 It is said
Unit 3 ***
5
1A 2C 3B 4C 5A 6B 1
1 The shop was closed for two hours yesterday.
Unit 3 ** 2 Over $100,000 has been donated to charity this
month.
1 3 Gold is being bought instead of property.
1 ends 4 100 free tickets will be given away by Blue Sky
2 will be reduced Airlines.
3 will be given 5 The new hospital is going to be opened by the
4 came prime minister tomorrow.
6 Many items had been bought before today.
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2 5 could you cancel
1 The woman was shown the map. 6 can get
The map was shown to the woman.
2 Simone has already been offered some cake. 3
Some cake has already been offered to Simone. 1B 2F 3A 4D 5G 6E
3 James will be given a coat.
4
A coat will be given to James.
1B 2A 3B 4A 5C 6C
3
5
1 rumour rumoured
2 belief believed 1 If only she had brought her coat.
3 reporting reported 2 If only they could vote in the election.
4 being be 3 He wished they would stop asking questions.
5 (correct) 4 Sam wished he hadn’t offered to help.
5 I wish they would hurry up and arrive.
4
1 They’re getting / having their house decorated Unit 4 **
tomorrow.
2 She had her bag stolen at the concert last night. 1
3 I get / have all my grocery shopping delivered by 1 provided that / as long as
the supermarket. 2 even if
4 I’m getting / having my computer fixed tonight. 3 unless
5 My mum got / had her teeth cleaned by the 4 even if
dentist. 5 unless
6 My dad had his new camera broken. 6 provided that / as long as

5 2
1 had her hair cut yesterday.
2 was given a present.
3 the place where I got married.
4 accused Helen of breaking / having broken his
bike.
1 you should try the new sushi restaurant in town.
2 we might / may move to Madrid.
3 you can / may leave the table.
4 she might / may not have voted for him.
5 they might not apply to university.

6 3
Students’ own answers. 1 cannot help
2 have
Unit 4 * 3 hadn’t put
4 would never be forgotten
1
4
1 even if
2 unless 1 could speak
3 provided that 2 would stop digging up
4 as long as 3 hadn’t stayed up
5 unless 4 had worn
6 as long as 5 would come
6 could run
2
5
1 might not be able to watch
2 might change 1 which
3 should look 2 do not / don’t own
4 might have decided 3 became
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4 squats 3 I wish my neighbours would stop playing loud
5 be sent music.
6 was passed 4 If only I hadn’t shouted at Leo.
7 was opened 5 If only Rachel could come for dinner.
8 which 6 I wish Sophie would stop crying.
9 said
10 even if 5
Students’ own answers.
6
1 The burglar broke in while they were sleeping 6
last night. Some ex-criminals what who have spent time in
2 The teenager admitted stealing the watch from prison still manage to be successful later in life.
the shop. Here are two examples of people who turn (have)
3 He had given up / gave up his job before he turned their lives around.
joined the commune last year. As a teenager, Greg Mathis was belonging
4 If it’s cold tomorrow, we won’t go for a picnic. belonged to the Errol Flynns, a Detroit street gang.
5 I wish I hadn’t woken up late this morning. He was sending was sent to prison when he was
seventeen, but after his release he was going went
Unit 4 *** to college and later became a judge in Michigan.
Rapper Jay-Z, who has been sold has sold millions
1 of records worldwide, was arrested in 1999 in New
1 the start of the show unless we leave now. York on suspicion of assault. He pleaded guilty to a
2 to the rally even if her parents don’t want her to. less serious offence and were given was given
3 a pay rise provided that / as long as they work three years’ probation. Since then, as well as
harder. continuing his musical career, Jay-Z has become a
4 evidence unless the court protects her identity. successful entrepreneur, and his book, Decoded,
5 you when we get to the mountains provided that published was published in 2010.
/ as long as we have a phone signal.
Unit 5 *
2
Students’ own answers. 1
1 must
3 2 are allowed to
1 If he didn’t go to bed late, he wouldn’t be tired. / 3 might
He wouldn’t be tired if he didn’t go to bed late. 4 managed to
2 If I’d studied, I wouldn’t have failed my exam. / I 5 needn’t
wouldn’t have failed my exam if I’d studied. 6 ’d better
3 If it doesn’t rain, the plants don’t grow. / The
plants don’t grow if it doesn’t rain. 2
4 If my professor had given me a good 1 can
recommendation, I would have got the job. / I 2 ’re not allowed to
would have got the job if my professor had given 3 must
me a good recommendation. 4 can’t
5 If you lend me your car, I’ll go shopping. / I'll go
shopping if you lend me your car. 3
6 If he liked maths, he wouldn’t be failing it. / He 1C 2C 3B 4A 5B 6C 7B
wouldn’t be failing maths if he liked it.
4
4 1 ’d better
1 If only I’d arrived on time. 2 should
2 I wish I could play the violin. 3 ought to
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4 shouldn’t 7 didn’t arrive
5 ’d better not 8 will be bought
9 ’ll
5 10 as long as
1 You shouldn’t have told him the news. 11 when
2 He might offer to help them.
3 It can’t have been Mary you saw in town. Unit 5 ***
4 This could be bad news for shoppers.
5 He may have cooked dinner for us. 1
6 He must be studying for his test. 1 had to / needed to
2 couldn’t / wasn’t able to
Unit 5 ** 3 should / ought to
4 have to / must / need to
1 5 was able to / could / managed to
1 must / have to wear 6 might / could
2 might not be 7 can / is able to
3 can help 8 didn’t have to
4 need to / have to dress
2
2 1 When I was younger, I couldn’t swim.
1 can wear 2 Staff are allowed to chew gum.
2 managed to pass 3 It was difficult, but I managed to find the perfect
3 is able to speak dress in the end.
4 are allowed to apply for 4 Motorists can’t park here.
5 mustn’t run 5 Jake didn’t manage to finish the race. / The race
6 couldn’t ice skate was so difficult that Jake didn’t manage to finish
it.
3
6 You’re not allowed to check your answers with
Students’ own answers. your partner.

4 3
1 should / ought to 1 Customers must / have to / need to leave a 10%
2 ’d better not / shouldn’t / ought not to tip.
3 should / ought to 2 Shopkeepers don’t have to / needn’t give
4 ’d better not / shouldn’t / ought not to refunds.
5 should / ought to 3 Students must / have to / need to pass their
exams this term.
5
4 Visitors must / have to / need to leave their bags
1 can’t be at reception.
2 might visit 5 Car owners must / have to / need to pay road
3 can’t have spent tax.
4 must be having 6 Children don’t have to / needn’t dress smartly.
5 might have come
4
6
Students’ own answers.
1 which
2 does the shopping centre open 5
3 need to 1 might
4 can 2 can’t
5 tell 3 might / may / could
6 forgot 4 must
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5 might have 3 wearing
6 couldn’t have 4 to put
7 might have / could have 5 to eat / eating
8 must have 6 to get

6 2
1 have slept was sleeping 1 George can’t stand eating seafood.
2 can’t couldn’t 2 They’re waiting to see the headmaster at the
3 of for moment.
4 (correct) 3 Swimming is the best form of exercise.
5 stealing stolen 4 Sue is looking forward to studying economics
6 have brought had brought next year.
5 Do you remember seeing this film last year?
Unit 6 * 6 Are the students preparing to take their exams
now?
1
3
1B 2A 3B 4B 5A 6A
1 me to dance
2 2 John not to walk on the grass
1 to have 3 Peter not to do it
2 to punish 4 Louise to (go to) the cinema
3 watching 5 his brother to buy some flowers
4 Playing 6 the class to sit down and be quiet
5 living
4
6 Passing
1 Shocked
3 2 checked
1A 2E 3C 4D 5B 3 Living
4 Walking
4 5 crying / cry
1 Having drunk his coffee, he went to college. 6 shaking / shake
2 Terrified, the cat hid under the bed until the
storm was over. 5
3 Seeing her friend, she went to say hello. Students’ own answers.
4 We heard the audience applauding.
6
5 Having bought a ticket, he got on a train.
6 They saw the leaves fall. 1 to like
2 to do
5 3 had
1 decided 4 which
2 Investing 5 had to do
3 Running 6 to hear
4 thought of 7 to call
5 Targeting 8 don’t give
6 achieved 9 to provide

Unit 6 ** Unit 6 ***

1 1
1 doing Suggested answers:
2 to make 1 getting
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2 applying Vocabulary practice
3 to send
4 to pay
Unit 1 *
5 to find
6 to send / submit 1
7 seeing
1A 2C 3C 4B 5B 6A
8 to contribute
2
2
1 slang
1 Mum promised to pick up Fiona.
2 translation
2 Sara refused to go to the dentist.
3 synonyms
3 Playing tennis makes me feel happy.
4 discussions
4 Harry is looking forward to starting university.
5 fluently
5 Luke said (that) he was giving up smoking.
6 arguments
6 Josh decided to have the ice-cream.
3
3
1 affection
Students’ own answers.
2 enthusiasm
4 3 confusion
4 frustration
1 Playing tennis, I hurt my ankle.
2 Having chosen which film to see, I bought my 4
ticket.
1 confusion
3 Having filled in the form, he posted it.
2 enthusiasm
4 Having eaten my dinner, I went to bed.
3 frustration
5 4 affection

1 asked some difficult questions (by the 5

interviewer).
1 follow
2 interviewed me for the job, was very polite. / was
2 swipe
very polite, interviewed me for the job.
3 stream
3 you leave now.
4 tag
4 to go to the hotel.
5 emoji
6 6 ringtone

A: What’s the worst job you’ve ever been having

had?
Unit 1 **
B: My worst job was in a restaurant whose
1
where I had to clean and prepare fish all day.
1 argument
I still couldn’t can’t eat fish today because of
2 mother
that! What about you?
3 translation
A: I think my worst job was the one I had last
4 on
summer, where when I had was working in a
5 discussion
factory. I had to throw empty boxes into a
6 meaning
machine when which crushed them. One
time, I remember to fall falling asleep. The 2
boxes kept on to come coming towards me
Students’ own answers.
and I ended up nearly being buried in boxes! I
wouldn’t go back to that job now even if you
had paid paid me €500 a day!
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3 4
1 jealous 1 father mother
2 relieved 2 spammed spam
3 bored 3 (correct)
4 enthusiastic 4 fake false
5 annoyed 5 jealous jealousy

4 5
1 sad sadness Students’ own answers.
2 delight delighted
3 (correct) Unit 2 *
4 empathetic empathy
5 confusion confused 1
1 balanced
5
2 competitive
1 getting through 3 motivate
2 ringtone 4 teammates
3 on speakerphone 5 spectators
4 spam 6 trophy
5 cut off 7 event
8 wellbeing
Unit 1 ***
2
1 1A 2A 3B
1 false friend
2 cognate 3
3 synonym 1 of
4 idiom 2 ahead
5 mother tongue 3 out
6 Slang 4 up
5 over
2
1 affection 4
2 annoyance 1 enrol
3 frustrated 2 get
4 embarrassed 3 become
5 isolated 4 take up
6 empathy 5 stay
7 confused
5
8 hope
1F 2D 3E 4A 5B
3
1 speakerphone Unit 2 **
2 run
1
3 instant
1 competitive
4 signal
2 event
5 cut
3 drop out
4 wellbeing
5 sign up
6 Spectators
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2
1 motivates 3
2 active 1 out
3 take part 2 track
4 sedentary 3 end
5 teammates 4 come
5 over
3
1 enrol in 4
2 training Students’ own answers.
3 hydrate
5
4 power nap
5 cut out 1 discuss discussion
2 fluent fluently
4 3 come get
1 keeping track 4 on in
2 go ahead 5 (correct)
3 ended up 6 across through
4 take over
6
5 came up with
1 keep fit.
5 2 cut out sweets from her diet.
1 (correct) 3 take part in the match.
2 on in 4 dropped out of the competition.
3 off out 5 was / got cut off.
4 up off 6 take care of a puppy.
5 (correct)
6 down up Unit 3 *

6 1
1 dropped out 1 shopping trip
2 swipe through 2 brands
3 get through 3 sweatshops
4 running out of 4 bargains
5 afford
Unit 2 ***
2
1 1A 2F 3C 4E 5B
1 take
3
2 got
3 sign 1 spree
4 drop 2 around
3 shoestring
2 4 safe
1 teammate 5 tighten
2 active
3 spectators
4 sedentary
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5 out
4 6 through
Verb Noun Adjective
(infinitive) Unit 3 ***
dump packaging biodegradable
dispose carbon footprint renewable 1
clean-up sustainable 1 refund
2 take / bring
5
3 exchange
1B 2B 3C 4A 5C 6B 4 saving
5 afford
Unit 3 ** 6 order
7 delivered
1
1 purchase 2
2 rip off 1 As a rule of thumb
3 exchange 2 keeping an eye out for
4 afford 3 the tip of the iceberg
5 ordered; delivered 4 in safe hands
5 judge a book by its cover
2
6 give his fans the time of day
Students’ own answers.
3
3
1 This energy-saving idea is sustainable.
1 page book 2 Is this product recycled?
2 up out 3 This method is wasteful of energy.
3 sure safe 4 This is an environmental problem.
4 (correct) 5 Does this rubbish contain toxic material?
5 bottom tip
4
4
1 recyclable recycling
1 waste 2 glovestring shoestring
2 incinerators 3 trousers belt
3 dumped 4 (correct)
4 sustainable 5 sister mother
5 environmental 6 proverb synonym
6 recycled
7 manufacturers 5
Students’ own answers.
5
1 take up Unit 4 *
2 take part in
3 got through 1
4 cut off 1D 2E 3C 4F 5A
5 ’ve run out of
2
6
1 employment
1 through 2 discrimination
2 in 3 tolerance
3 up 4 racial
4 in
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3 6
1 racial 1 hung up
2 tolerance 2 turn down
3 employment 3 looking forward
4 discrimination 4 try on
5 drop out
4 6 got through
1 friendship
2 appearance Unit 4 ***
3 entertainment
4 supervision 1
5 maturity 1 disability-rights activist
6 fairness 2 poverty
3 mental health
5
4 employment
1 police officer
2 committing a crime 2
3 repeat offence Students’ own answers.
4 community service
3
Unit 4 ** 1 survival
2 appearance
1 3 scenery
1 citizens 4 entertainment
2 right 5 bravery
3 wealth
4 discrimination 4
5 tolerance 1 dismissed
6 authorities 2 accused
3 reached; sentenced
2 4 arrested
Students’ own answers.
5
3 The village of Olmeda de la Cuesta, which is just
1 commitment two hours from Madrid, has the oldest population in
2 entertainment Spain – the major majority of citizens are over 70
3 survival years old and the youngest is 65. Arturo Regacho
4 ownership Mateo, 82, explained that young people had moved
out of the village in order to find employed
4 employment. But the authoritarians authorities are
Students’ own answers. not giving up – they’re trying to sell plots of land for
a starting price of only €2,000. They hope that
5
young people who can’t affect afford to buy
1 competitive property in the cities (where flats cost a hand an
2 balanced arm and a leg) will come and set in up their homes
3 up in the village.
4 mindful
5 immunity 6
6 false 1 found …guilty
2 young offender
3 polluting
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4 browsing 5 sportswear
5 signed 6 chunky
6 got through 7 tattoos
7 run out
2
Unit 5 * 1 reached
2 make
1 3 doing
1 trend 4 smarten
2 casual 5 give
3 loose-fitting
3
4 fitted
5 high heels 1 scruffy-looking
6 vintage 2 brightly coloured
7 accessories 3 smartly dressed
8 chunky 4 average-sized

2 4

1 give Students’ own answers.

2 reached
5
3 do
1 out
4 have
2 through
5 take
3 offender
6 has
4 against
7 taking
5 up
3 6 make
1 clean-shaven
6
2 heavily built
Students’ own answers.
3 dark-haired
4 natural-looking
5 smartly dressed Unit 5 ***
6 time-saving
1
4 1 accessories
1 heavily built 2 high heels
2 clean-shaven 3 sportswear
3 smartly dressed 4 tattoo
4 natural-looking 5 trend
5 dark-haired
2
5 Students’ own answers.
1C 2B 3A 4A 5A
3
1 making
Unit 5 **
2 reached
1 3 reached
4 make
1 elegant
5 take
2 Loose-fitting
6 do
3 accessories
4 high heels
Answer key
4 5
1 haired Antonym Antonym Antonym Antonym
2 built with -in with -un with -dis with -ir
3 fitting efficient enthusiastic organized rational
4 dressed decisive reliable responsible
5 aged
6 shaven
6
5 1 irrational
Students’ own answers. 2 indecisive
3 unreliable / irresponsible
6 4 unenthusiastic
1 trendy trend 5 disorganized
2 dismayed dismissed
3 first-hand second-hand Unit 6 **
4 (correct)
5 rolled enrolled 1
6 on of 1 doing
2 dropped
Unit 6 * 3 get
4 applied
1 5 volunteered
1 become 6 started
2 won
3 mentor 2
4 down 1 wrote
5 from 2 won
6 permanent 3 degree
4 commissioned
2 5 applying
1 graduate
2 start 3
3 taught 1 director
4 left 2 groomer
5 do 3 agent
6 start 4 remover
5 editor
3 6 instructor
1 attendant
2 agent 4
3 instructor 1 disorganized
4 groomer 2 irrational
5 train driver 3 unsociable
4 unenthusiastic
5
1 dog groomer
2 flight attendant
3 yoga instructor
4 estate agent
5 train driver
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5
5 1 unefficient inefficient
1 (correct) 2 instructing instructor
2 annoyed annoying 3 down up
3 sedentive sedentary 4 (correct)
4 refind refund 5 program system
5 (correct) 6 purchase exchange
7 incinerate incinerator
6
8 worn hand
1 came across
2 took over 6
3 deal with Students’ own answers.
4 cut off
5 take part Writing practice
6 set up
7 get through
8 switch off
Unit 1

1
Unit 6 ***
1 These
1 2 consider
3 opinion
1 commission
4 would
2 turned
5 despite that
3 tutoring
6 also
4 graduated
7 furthermore
5 volunteered
8 While
6 appointed
2
2
1 A laptop, for example, is useful when you travel
1 dog groomer
for work.
2 camera operator
2 Deaf children, like all children, want to play with
3 drone pilot
their friends.
4 software designer
3 I regularly download films, music and TV
5 company director
programmes onto my computer.
6 yoga instructor
4 (correct)
3 5 First of all, I wrote him a letter.
1 organized 6 (correct)
2 sociable
3
3 enthusiastic
1C 2D 3A 4B
4 decisive
5 reliable 4
6 patient
1 Despite
4 2 foremost
3 is more
1 disorganized
4 also
2 unsociable
5 while
3 unenthusiastic
4 indecisive
5 unreliable
6 impatient
Answer key
Unit 2 3
Suggested answers:
1 I was pleased to receive your email. Good to hear
1 (correct) from you.
2 to invite inviting I am writing with reference to You were asking
3 (correct) about
4 to start starting Please confirm that you will be attending. You’re
5 to give give coming, aren’t you? / Are you coming?
6 to advertise advertise I look forward to hearing from you. Keep in touch.
7 would could Yours sincerely, Take care,
8 (correct)
4
2 1B 2D 3C 4A
1E 2D 3F 4A 5B 6C
Unit 4
3
1B 2A 3D 4C 1
1 therefore
4 2 despite
1 found 3 due to
2 could 4 Furthermore
3 running 5 so
4 this 6 what’s more
5 taking 7 apart from
6 since 8 Nevertheless
7 moving
8 is 2
9 current 1 He drives a lot for his job, and for this reason he
10 up likes to buy expensive cars.
2 She made some mistakes in a TV interview and
Unit 3 consequently she lost the election.
3 He’s got a house in the city as well as (having) a
1 cottage in the countryside. / He’s got a cottage in
1 Dear Sir or Madam, the countryside as well as (having) a house in
2 I am writing with reference to the city.
3 Unfortunately, 4 Even though it was his first offence, he received
4 I would be grateful if a long prison sentence. / He received a long
5 I look forward to hearing from you. prison sentence, even though it was his first
6 Yours faithfully, offence.
5 She set up an organization for foreigners living in
2 the city. In addition, she teaches them English.
1 You want to order a larger size, don’t you? 6 Besides having four cats, they’ve (also) got three
2 You’ll arrive before midnight, won’t you? dogs. / Besides having three dogs, they’ve (also)
3 You enjoyed the performance, didn’t you? got four cats.
4 You’ve phoned twice before, haven’t you?
5 You’ll buy your tickets online, won’t you? 3
6 You’d planned to visit in January, hadn’t you? 1D 2C 3A 4B
Answer key
4 2
1 executives 1 I have enclosed / I enclose a reference which
2 benefits was written by my head teacher.
3 making sacrifices 2 As soon as I have received my bank account
4 efficient details, I will send them to you.
5 motivated 3 I was asked to contact you to confirm the details
6 competitive of our meeting.
4 (correct)
Unit 5 5 I was given a job as / employed as a website
designer by Donald’s Ltd.
1 6 I worked in a shop after finishing school and
1B 2C 3A 4D before starting university. / After finishing school
and before starting university, I worked in a
2 shop.
If we want to enjoy hot weather, all we need to do is 7 (correct)
keep our skin covered with a hat or light clothing,
apply and re-apply a protective sun cream, and 3
avoid the hottest hours of the day, when the sun is 1D 2A 3C 4B
strongest.
4
3 1 Dear
Suggested answers: 2 writing
These days, many people want to get a suntan 3 was
because it is considered attractive. 4 to
Skin cancer is a very common form of cancer, and it 5 grateful
causes thousands of deaths each year. 6 forward
It’s easy to avoid skin cancer by protecting our skin 7 faithfully
during hot weather.
Sunshine can be good for us, but we must protect Listening practice
our skin too.

4 Unit 1
Students’ own answers. 1
C
Unit 6
2
1
1C 2A 3B 4C 5B
1 inviting
2 you would 3
3 hearing 1 patterns
4 was advertised 2 silently
5 finishing 3 board games
6 I have 4 old-fashioned
5 shopping lists
Answer key
3
4 1 a small bottle
Suggested answers: 2 destroyed
1 Blind people read braille by feeling raised dots 3 $50 billion
on the page with their fingers. 4 soft material
2 It took a very long time to produce books with 5 unusual
raised letters.
3 Blind people can listen to audio books, and 4
computer speech programs translate written Suggested answers:
words into speech. 1 gift boxes containing snacks, toys and other
4 Braille is much easier to remember than audio, things for their dogs.
and it helps children to learn subjects like maths 2 wash dogs and cut their hair.
and science. 3 prefer the box and wrapping paper to the present
5 Lots of computers and other technology use itself.
braille. 4 cats like to climb up things and sleep in high
places.
Unit 2
Unit 4
1
B 1
C
2
1A 2B 3C 4C 5D 2
1A 2D 3B 4C 5C
3
1 loved 3
2 quiet and relaxing 1 economic crisis
3 stress and anxiety 2 complete stranger
4 flow together 3 trust
5 40 degrees (Celsius) 4 takeaway boxes
5 Italian food
4
Suggested answers: 4
1 False – Jane decided to become a yoga teacher Suggested answers
after doing yoga for about a year. 1 he couldn’t cook and he wanted to eat food like
2 True – They both involve focusing on your his mother made for him.
breathing, but meditation is done sitting still and 2 cook food for other people and make some
yoga involves using your body too. money at the same time.
3 True – Hot yoga classes are usually quite 3 writing good reviews on the Cookisto website.
expensive. 4 tell cooks that someone has placed an order for
4 False – You don’t need any special clothes to do their food.
yoga – normal clothes such as a T-shirt with
shorts or leggings are fine. Unit 5

Unit 3 1
B
1
B 2
1B 2C 3A 4C 5B
2
1A 2A 3C 4B 5B
Answer key
Exam practice: Reading / Writing /
3
1 full movement
Use of English
2 modern
3 organization Exam Practice 1
4 deliver
5 shapes and sizes Reading

4 1
Suggested answers:
1 False – Sadie says that her mum helped her to
put on her T-shirt.
2 True – When Sadie is dressed, her jeans look
like normal jeans.
3 True – Sadie can buy the latest high-street styles
and Dressability will alter the clothes.
4 False – For simple changes to clothes, Sadie
can send and receive her items by post.
5 False – Dressability has recently started working
on children’s clothes.
1 True. ‘ … more than 60% of parents claim their
children … “often” use a tablet computer or
smartphone … less than 40% of children often
play with board games … ’
2 False. ‘A common argument against tablet
usage is that it inhibits creativity in children, but
Kaufman argues that some traditional toys do
exactly this … ’
3 False. ‘ … there has not yet been enough
research to prove whether tablets are beneficial
or harmful to children.’

Unit 6 2
Students’ own answers.
1
B Use of English

2 3
1C 2C 3B 4D 5C 1 inhibits
2 beneficial
3 3 pace
1 charities
2 academic enough 4
3 specialize 1 to play / playing
4 grades 2 is often suggested
5 thousands 3 to use
4 has been done
4
Suggested answers: Writing
1 She’s interested in science and how the body
works, and she wants to help people. 5
2 There are lots of different types of tests and Students’ own answers.
interviews that he’ll need to pass.
3 They both know the area they want to work in Exam practice 2
but haven’t chosen a specific area to specialize
in yet. Reading
4 Tanya thinks she’ll be able to rely on her friends
and fellow students during her course. 1
1B 2B 3C
Answer key
2 ivory was introduced, which was very successful
1 They are worried about the negative effect that a
ban might have on businesses and the
economy.
2 The standards of living have risen but standards
of rubbish disposal services have not. So there
is more litter (from supermarket packaging), but
there aren’t adequate facilities to deal with it.
3 The policy of umuganda (community service)
means that people aged between 18 and 65 who
are able to work must work one day a month on
community projects.
4 Rwanda is hoping to become a sustainable
upper middle-income nation by 2035 and a high-
income nation by 2050 with the Rwanda Vision
2050 plan.
Use of English
3 False. ‘In 1989 an international trade ban on
in reducing poaching in the 1990s. But since that
success … the amount of poaching has
increased again.’
2
1 Elephants are becoming rarer, so there is more
demand for ivory.
2 It was successful in reducing poaching during
the 1990s.
3 Governments are destroying ivory to discourage
the illegal international poaching trade. Also,
DNA analysis of ivory helps to identify which
herds are most at risk, so these animals can be
better protected from poachers.
4 Wildlife managers and local communities are
being trained so that they can live alongside
elephants without destroying their habitat.

3 Use of English
1 gives off
2 been banned 3
3 to take 1 been
2 since
4 3 to
1 scared 4 so
2 toxic
3 future 4
4 facilities 1 a large variety of life forms
2 need (something or someone) in order to live or
Writing succeed
3 deal with the problem
5
Students’ own answers. Writing

Exam practice 3 5
Students’ own answers.
Reading
Exam practice 4
1
1 False. ‘At the start of the twentieth century, there Reading
were a few million African elephants and about
100,000 Asian elephants, but today it is 1
estimated that there are only 415,000 African 1A 2A 3C
elephants and 40,000–50,000 Asian elephants.’
2 True. ‘ … many plant species are dependent on
passing through an elephant’s digestive system
before they can germinate.’
Answer key
Exam practice: Listening 3
2
1 The most interesting coin is a $20 coin from San 2
Francisco, which is one of the few that doesn’t 1A 2B 3A 4C 5C 6C 7B 8C
have the motto ‘In God We Trust’.
2 They dug a hole in a pile of wood and buried the Exam practice: Listening 4
coins again in bags in an old box.
3 In the nineteenth century people went there to 1
look for gold. 1 profitable
2 instinctively
Use of English 3 entrepreneur
4 determination
3
5 digital age
1 to walk
2 were buried by 2
3 up 1B 2C 3D 4C 5A 6D 7B 8B

4
Exam practice: B2
1 highlight
2 fragile
3 unprecedented Exam practice 5 (B2)
4 anonymous
Reading
Writing 1B 2B 3C 4A 5C 6B

5 Use of English
Students’ own answers.
1A 2C 3B 4D 5D 6B 7B 8D

Exam practice: Listening and Listening

speaking 1A 2C 3C 4B 5C 6A 7B 8B

Exam practice: Listening 1 Exam Practice 6 (B2)

2
Reading
1B 2C 3B 4A 5B 6A 7B 8C
1E 2G 3B 4F 5A 6C

Exam practice: Listening 2

Use of English
1 1 raising
1 regulated 2 donations
2 immoral 3 investors
3 exploit 4 involvement
4 manipulate 5 production
5 potential 6 increasingly
7 economic
2 8 motivation
1B 2C 3A 4C 5B 6D 7A 8C
Listening
1C 2C 3B 4B 5A
Answer key
Exam practice 7 (B2)

Reading
1C 2B 3D 4D 5C 6A

Use of English
1 of
2 over
3 what
4 by
5 which
6 haven’t
7 where
8 take

Listening
1 wild and inhospitable
2 summer
3 -60 degrees Celsius
4 the lowest temperature
5 exciting
6 ice
7 over 20,000
8 air
9 oxygen and (other) gases
10 proud

Exam practice 8 (B2)

Reading
1B 2A 3D 4A 5A 6C 7B 8C
9D 10B

Use of English
1 had / ’d better not go
2 broke into
3 if she had / ’d eaten
4 hasn’t / has never been asked (about)
5 takes off
6 (only) started studying English

Listening
1G 2H 3B 4E 5F