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Starter page 4 The alphabet . Times . My school bag .
Colours
1, Identity . Countries and . be:present simple Web forum:

page 8
nationalities . Subject pronouns and Colourful characters
. Family possessive adjectives
. Question words
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2 Describe it! Parts of the body
Adjectives .
havegot
Singular and plural nouns
Popular science
magazine:
page 18
of physical Really unusual
description animals
. simple .
3 Healthy Food
Free-time
Present
. love,like, don't like,
Health poster:
Food myths -
lifestyle activities hate + -ing Are they true
page 28 . Subject and object pronouns
Vocabulary . Grammar . Culturalawareness Food ,f,1

. . there is / there are .
4 Goingplaces .
Places in town
Landscape . Prepositions of place
Fact book:
Twin cities
page 42
features . o / on, some, ony
. Daily routines .
5 At sdrool . School subjects
can
Adverbs of manner,
Website article:
Schools of the air
page 52
frequency
frequency: questions
. Sport
6 Sport . Adjectives
Present continuous
Present simple and
Sports diary:
A day training with
page 62
of opinion continuous Mo Farah
+ Vocabulary . Grammar . Culturalawareness Schools in the UK D

. . simple . History file:
7 Athome Rooms and
furniture -
be:past
there was / there were History on an English
page76
. Household . Past simple: affirmative street
objects regular verbs
. Transport . .
8 Tlansport . Travel
Past simple: regular and
irregular verbs
History essay:
On two wheels
and kanrcl
page 86
. Clothes , be going ta .
9 Special days . Weather and . must / mustn't
Guidebook:
Multicultural
page 96
seasons celebrations
Vocabulary . Grammar . CulturalawarenessTransport f,!

Ukraine and Great Britain page 110 . My place of living page 112
Holidays in Ukraine and the United Kingdom page 114
lLC Competence in linguistic communication ' CMST Competence in mathematics, science and technology
X Digitalcompetence . L2L Learning to learn . SCC Social and civic competences . SIE Sense of initiative and entrepreneurship
CAE Cultural awareness and expression
- ,ys and months Demonstrativepronouns . lntroductions Classroom language
. A blog profile Looking at family . Exchanging Reading: CLc
. Capital letters photos personal clubs

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information / Pronunciation: scc
Making friends Word stress SIE
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A description of a . Sports stars . Giving instructions Reading: CLC

person / Looking after wildlife
Australian DC
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. A blog entry: My . Healthy lifestyle . Ordering food / Reading: CLC

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. Connectors: and, but Pronunciation: Third L2L
person singular -s: SIE
lsl lzl or lrul cAE
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. A city guide . Tropical lslands - Making Reading: cLc

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I - Monday
Write the months in the correct order in Answer the questions. Write the answers
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I - January 1 What day is today?
March July 2 What days are your English classes?
September August 3 What is your favourite day?
May December 4 What month is your birthday?
February June 5 What month is New Year's Day in?
October November
April January
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How do you say niHirara in English? It's ruler.
Can you repeat that, please? Yes, of course. It's ruler.
How do you spell that? R-U-L-E-R.
What page are we on? We're on page seven.
Can I have a pen, please? Here you are.
Vocabulary Countries and nationalities; family
Identity Grammar be: present simple; subject

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pronouns and possessive adjectives;
question words
Exchanging personal information
A blog profile; capital letters
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2 Batman is an America / American superhero.
3 Spain / Spanish is the official language of Mexico.
4 More than 1.3 billion people live in China / Chinese.
5 Bogota is the capital city of Colombia / Colombian.
Listen to Dan, Ben and Ruth. Where are they from?
In pairs, introduce yourself.
Hi! My name'e Elvlra. l' m from Colombia.
Hi! l'm Javier.l'm from Cuenca.lt's in 5pain.

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lnteresting characters in films and hooks are very

entertaining. Who are ynur favourite characters?
This is Goku. He is the hero of Dragon Ball, a Japanese manga

comic. His real name is Son Goku. He is very brave and strong.
Goku is in all the Dragon Ballcomics and films.
My favourite character is Katniss Everdeen from I

the Hunger Games trilogy. Katniss is 16 and she i
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1 Characters in comic book films. Everdeen in the Hunger Games fitms. She
is also Mystique in the X-Men fitms.
2 lnteresting people in films.
Read the text again. complete the sentences in your notebook.

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1 The Dragon Ball comic is from ... .
2 Katniss Everdeen is from ... .
3 Bruce Wayne is from ... .
Write true or false in your notebook. Copy the sentences with the information.
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1 Goku isn't in the Dragon Ball films.
2 Dragon Ballis a manga comic.
3 Katniss is a superhero.
4 Katniss is an actor in films.
5 Batman is a superhero.
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l'm I'm not Aml...? Yes, I am.

You're You aren't Are you ... ? No, you aren't.
He's He isn't Is he ... ? Yes, he is.
She's She isn't ls she ... ? No, she isn't.
It',s It isn't Is it ... ? Yes, it is.
We're We aren't Are we ... ? No, we aren't.
You're You aren't Are you ... ? Yes, you are.
They're They aren't Are they ... ? No, they aren't.
Complete with the affirmative of the

verb to be.
1 Hi My name ... Superman.

2 My real name ... Clark Kent.
3 I ... from the planet Krypton.
4 My mum and dad ... Marta and
Jonathan.
5 We ... in the film Man of Steel.
6 S... the symbol for hope in Krypton.
7 General Zod . . . his enemy in the film.
Rewrite the sentences with the
negative form of be.
l'm Green Lantern.

l'm notGreen Lantern.
1 My real name is Superman. Order the words to make questions in
2 l'm from the USA. your notebook.
3 My mum and dad are Mary and James. you / 11 years old i Are l?
4 My best friend is Gene ral Zod. Areyou 1 I years old?
5 General Zod is from China. 1 your favourite class / English I ls /?
2 you / Chinese / Are / ?
Complete the questions with the
interrogative form of be. J your favourite superhero / ls /
Wolverin e / ?
... your name Jack?
4 / ls / your best friend /
12 years old ?
ls your nome Jack?
5 from Spain /your friends / Are /?
1 ... your friends at school today?
2 ... your best friend from Spain? U.W Ask and answer the questions in
3 ... your English teacher from the USA? - - exercise 4.
4 ... you British?
5 ... I your friend?
Subject pronouns and Question words
possessive adiectives
What's your name?
Where are you from?
When's your birt
Who's your favourite actor? Why?
How are you?
Complete the questions in your notebook

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their 1 ... is your name?
2 ... are you from?
Write the correct word in your notebook. 3 ... old are you?
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4 ... is your favourite sports star?
Hi! I'm David and
... is he / she special?
this is my friend
... is your birthday?
Lucy.(1)Our /Your
favourite actor is Match the answers a-e with the questions
Jennifer Lawrence.
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She's from the
a) lt's on 1st February.
USA.(2)His I Her
b) l'm 12 years old.
nickname is JLaw.
c) My name's Carmen.
(3)He
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d) l'm from Spain.
new X-Men film.
e) Nadal. He's the best!
The X-Men films
(a)my
are / their
favourite comic
book films!
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Rachel Hi, David. How(t)... you?

David Hi, Rachel. I (2)... OK. What about you?
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Rachel Matt and this is AIison. They

Fine. This is t:r
my friends from Toronto.

David Nice to meet you! (a)... Toronto the capital
of Canada?
Alison No, it (s)... . The capital is Ottawa.
David Ah, yes, you tot... right.
Rachel Ah, here 0)... the bus. Bye!
David OK. See you soon
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Listen and repeat the words. How do you say thern in your language?
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aunt.brother.cousins.dad.grandad.grandma.grandparents.rT'lu[n'parents.sister.uncle
Look at Jonathan's family tree and complete the sentences with the family words.
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1 Mark is my ... . 6 My ... are Robert and Ana.

2 Robert is my ... . 7 Cathy is my ... and Ana is my ... .
3 Amy and Sam 8 My ... is Chris.

are my ... . 9 My ... is Maxine. ,
4 Sam is my ... . 10 Louise and Ben are my ... . W

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Chris is my dad's brother.
We use s'after a plural word:
My parenls' nomes are Som and Amy.
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Listen to the dialogue.
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hear them in your notebook.
1 Chloe is Katie's sister / cousin.
Ashley Chloe 2 Her aunt's / cousin's nickname is Yoli.
Sofia Liam Hemsworth 3 Her uncle Ashley is an actor / a teacher.
Yolanda 4 Liam Hemsworth is Katie's / Jamest favourite actor.
Exchamging personal information / IUiaking friendr
Hi, l'm Lucy.
What's your name?

My name's Jacob.
Nice to meet you Jacob. How old are you?
l'm 13 years old. What about you?
l'm 12.Where are you from?
l'm from Australia. What about you?
l'm from the UK.
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Jacob?
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1 name /What's /your / ?
2 old/ How /are/you/?

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Read and listen to the ModelText. Answer the questions in your notebook.
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1 How old is Tom?
2 Where isTom's mum from?
3 What is his grandad's name?
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My name'sThomas but my nickname isTom. My mum's name
is Raquel. My birthday's on the same day as my mum's.
It's l Bth August, but l'm 12 and she's 45.
We're an international family.
My mum's Spanish and my dad's British.
ln this picture we're at my
grandparents' house in Granada
in Spain. My grandad Paco is my
favourite relative because
heb so funny.
Look at the All ClearTips. Find examples

of 1-5 in the Model Text. {} Plan
Find a photo of your family. Make notes
I My mum's name is RaqueL
and include:
Names My name's .. . My father's name . ..

Ages l'm l2 and my mother's 45.
Where they are from My dad's from Cadiz.
Capital letters
Where they are /n this picture we are at ...
Capital letters are for:
1 the beginning of a sentence 0write
2 names (people, cities, countries)
3 nationalities and languages Use the ModelText, your notes and this
4 the subject pronoun '/' structure:
5 months and days of the week i
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Paragraph 1 Names, ages, where from
Paragraph 2 Where are they?
Rewrite the sentences in your notebook.
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1 i'm from spain. ffibe: present simple
2 my brothert name is ben. ffisubject pronouns and possessive
adjectives
3 we are from new york in the usa.
4 it is wednesday today. ffi vocabulary for countries, nationalities
and family
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Countries and nationalities
Australia - Australian France - Frenchx Portugal- Portuguese
Canada - Canadian lreland - lrish" Romania - Romanian*
China * Chinesex Japan - Japanesex Spain - Spanish*
Colombia - Colombian Mexico - Mexican the UK - British
Ecuador - Ecuadorian Morocco - Moroccan the USA - American
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Family grandparents
parents
brother sister me!
be;present simple
I am !rish. lam not lrish. Are you lrish? Yes, I am.

He / She / lt is lrish. He / She / lt is not lrish. / it lrish?
ls he / she No, he / / it isn't.
she
Are we / you / they lrish? Yes, we / you / they are.
Subject pronouns and

possessive adjectives
What is your name? Who is your favourite actor?
Where are you from? why?
I my When is your birthday? How are you?
you your
he his Exchanging personal
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What's your name? My name's Jacob.
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How old are you? l'm 13 years old.
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Where are you from? l'm from Australia.
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Countries and
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notebook.
2 Malaga ... (not) in the USA.
3 Tokyo ... the capital of Japan.
4 ... you from Spain?
5 They ... Chinese.
Subiect pronouns and pCIssessiwe

adjectives
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1 Spiderman is from the USA. fr!flffi real
name is Peter Parker.
2 MI]fi favourite actor isToby Maguire.
3 France is in Europe.[[ffiS flag is red,
white and blue.
4 EmE parents are from Ecuador.
5 Hamedt grandparents are from Morocco.
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Question words
Order the words to make questions.
Write the questions in your notebook.
Family
1 lron Man's real name /What /is / 7
Order the letters to make words. Write the 2 are /you and your friends / Where /
words in your notebook. from/?
1 roebrth 4 spraten 3 What / your favourite /is /?
name
2 ounics 5 ssrtei 4 your cousin's birthday / is /When / ?
3 tuna 5 old/you/are/How/7
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Grammar have got; singular and plural nouns
Speaking Giving instructions
Writing A description of a person;
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A Fennec foxes are from North Africa and live in the desert.
They are small but have got very big ears. They are white and
brown and they have got a long tail.
The chameleon is from Africa, Asia and also Spain and
Portugal. lt's got strange feet, like a parrot, and it
hasn't got ears. lt changes colour.
Tarsiers live on islands in South-East Asia and their
family is 45 million years old.They've got huge eyes,
long feet and very long fingers!
S The peacock spider is tiny and lives in Australia.
It's got four eyes and eight legs. The male spider
has got beautiful colours and dances for the female.
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with descriptions A-D.
Read the text again. Answer the questions.

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Where are Tarsiers from?
They are from South-East Asia.
1 What colour is the fennec fox?
2 ls the chameleon from Spain?
3 How old is the tarsier's family?
4 Where is the peacock spider from?
Match adjectives 1-3 with synonyms a-c.
Write them in your notebook.
1 very small a) huge

You can put ten peacock spiders on a
2 unusual b) tiny
fingernail!
3 very big c) strange
have got
l've got Ihaven't got Have got... ?

I Yes, ! have.
You've got You haven't got Haveyou got... ? No, you haven't.
He's got He hasn't got Has he got ... ? Yes, he has.
She's got She hasn't got Has she got ... ? No, she hasn't.
It's got It hasn't got Has it got ... ? Yes, it has.
We've got We haven't got Have we got ... ? No, we haven't.
You've got You haven't got Haveyou got... ? Yes, you have.
lhey've got They haven't got Have they got ... ? No, they haven't.
P Look at the verbs in the table. What is different about the he I she / itform?
Complete the sentences with has got or have got.

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1 Fennec foxes ... very big ears.
2 The chameleon ... feet.
3 Tarsiers ... very Iong fingers.
4 The peacock spider ... beautifu! colours.
P Look at the pictures. Complete the sentences with hasn't got or haven't got.
A fly ... eight legs.

A fty hasnt got erErht fegs.
A fly ... eight legs.
2 tail.
Gorillas ... a tail. 3 An octopus ... ears.
Look at the pictures again. Order the words to make questions.

then write true short answers in your notebook.
1 six legs / afly / got / Has /?
2 a dolphin / got / Has/ hair I ?
3 got / Have / a tail / gorillas /7
4 Has / gotl an octopus / ears / ?
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your notebook.
...you gota pet?

rabbit - rabbits
Haveyou gof o petl
1 ... you got any brothers or sisters?
2 ... your best friend got long hair?
3 ... you got brown eyes?
4 ... your classmates got mobile phones?
5 ... your teacher got a car?
Ask and answer your questions from
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woman - women mouse - mice
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Check the meaning of the words in the
Complete the questions and short answers box. Use the spelling rules to make the
in your notebook. plural forms.
... you ... a purple pencil case? No, I ... .

animal baby body boy child
Haue you gof o pu4ple pencff cmse"7 AIo, elephant eye family foot leg
f hatrent man mosquito mouse nose
1 ... Bob ... a red notebook? Yes, he ... . tooth woman
2 ... Rachel ... a hamster? No, she... .
3 ... your cousins ... a dog? Yes, ... .

4 ... Diego ... two brothers? No, he ... .
5 ... you ... three cousins? Yes, I ... .
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Harry *"... you ... (have

9ot) a pet?
Luke Yes, I ter... (have got) a chihuahua.
Harry What that? tgr... (be) it a cat?
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Luke No, it to... (not be). lt's a dog. lt
tsr... (be) very small.
Harry We (6)... (not have got) a pet.

I want a chameleon.
Luke A chameleon. Why?
Harry They tzt... (have got) nice colours.

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Listen and repeat the words. How do you say them in your language?
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blue. brown . curly. dark. fair. green . long . short (x2) . straight. tall . wavy
Copy and complete the table with the Look at the pictures a-d. Complete the
adjectives in exercise 1. descriptions with these words.
fair long short tall
She's got green eyes and she's short.

s) She'sgot ... curly hair.
eyes I h) i)
He's got short hair and brown eyes.
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3 She's tall. She's got ... wavy hair.
4 He's got straight hair and blue eyes.
He's ... .
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shorthair
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in your notebook. Number them in the order
you hear them.
Gerard Piqu6 Pau Gasol

Rafa Nadal Serena Williams
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Listen aga.in and complete the sentences in
f, your notebook.
1 Nadal's got short ... hair and brown eyes.

2 got ... eyes and short brown hair.
Piqu6's 4 Serena Williams is ... and she's got long black
3 Pau Gasol is ... . hair and brown eyes.
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dialogue. 1 ... , give it food in the morning.
2 ... , take it for a walk in the evening.
3 ... , brush it at the weekend.
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ln pairs, practise your dialogues.
I Useful [anguegs Giving instructions
First, give it food in the morning and evening.
No, I haven't^ How can Second, take it for a walk in the evening.
I look afaer a ., . ? Finally, brush it at the weekend.
A description af a Ferson
%g Read the ModelText and listen. Answer the questions

in your notebook.
1 Where is Marcus from?

2 ls he tall?
3 What colour is his hair?
This is my grandad, Marcus. He's from

Germany. He's my mum's dad and he's
60 years old.
He's very tall; he's 1 m 90cm. He's got

brown eyes and glasses. He's got short,
straight hair. ltb grey and white.
My grandad has got a dog. lts name
is Roxie and they're very similar in
appearance. Look!
Look at the All ClearTips. Look for

apostrophes in the ModelText. Are they $ Plan
1 or2? Make notes about a person and include:
Narne 5he3 from ". . 5he3 ... years old.

Height She's tall/ short.
Eyes 5he3 got... eyes.
English hasn't got accents (6) but it's got

Hair long / short, curly / straight / wavy,
apostrophes (she's). We use an apostrophe: dark / fair
1 when a letter is missing Pet 5he3 got a rabbit.She hssn't got a pet.
He's (is) toll. He's (has) got shortfair hoir.
2 to indicate possession OWrite
Hisfather's nome. (the name of his father)
Use the ModelText, your notes and this
structure:
Correct the sentences. Write them in your Paragraph 1 Name, where from, age
notebook.
Paragraph 2 Height, eyes, hair
1 Shes from China. Paragraph 3 Pet?
2 Hes very short.
3 Hes got glasses. OChe*
4 Shes got long curly hair. ffihave got
5 My cousins names are Luke and Paul. ffisingular and plural nouns
ffivocabulary for body parts and adjectives
of physical description
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long face. Red kangaroos are tall - more than 1.5
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the island of Tasmania. lt's got short black hair, a big
head and a short neck. lt's got 42 teeth, like a dog. lts
teeth are very sharp, so watch out!
PtATYptiS has got a long body, a big tail and

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: short brown fur. lt lives near water and it's got a mouth
and feet similar to a duck's. What a strange creature!
Read and listen. Then answer the questions in your notebook.

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1 the red kangaroo got a long tail?
Has
2 Are male kangaroos good boxers?
3 How many teeth has the Tasmanian devil got?
4 Where does the platypus live?
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short straight tall wavy
have got
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He / She / lt has got Iong hair. He/ She / It has not got long hair.
We /You /They have got long hair. We /You /They have not got Iong hair.
Have / you got long hair?

I Yes, Ilyou have.
Has he / she / it got Iong hair? No, he / she / it hasn't.
Have we / you / they got long hair? Yes, we / you / they have.
rabbit - rabbits
child - children
tooth - teeth
potato - potatoes woman - women mouse - mrce
Giving instructions
First, give it food in the morning.
Second, take it for a walk in the evening.
Finally, brush it at the weekend.
Parts of the body have got
0 Complete the words with vowels. Write the s) Complete the text with the correct form of
words in your notebook have got.
'l wyw q tWWth 1 Hi, l'm Nick and I ... two dogs.
2 nWck s WWr 2 My parents ... a farm.
3 nWsW 3 My sister Julie ... a pet rat.
4 lt's black and it ... a very long tail.
Adjectivcs of physical description 5 My friend Paul is allergic to animals and
he ... (not) pets.
Look at the pictures and choose the correct
e word.
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qot.
hos got.
1 ... you ... a dictionary?

2 ... Ben ... a green school bag?
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( 3 ... a giraffe ... a long neck?
4 ... your grandparents ... a dog?
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Food; free-time activities
Present simple;
love,like, don't like, hate + -ing
subject and object pronouns;
Ordering food
A blog entry; ond, but
S*wd
Listen and repeat the words. Match them with pictures 1-14.
apple.bread.cake.carrots.cheese.fish.icecream.meat.milk.nuts.pasta.potatoes.
strawberries . yoghurt
lCopy and complete the table with words in exe.rcise 1.
Listen to Max and Sally and answer the questions.
1 What is Sally's favourite food?

2 What is Max's favourite food?
I ln pairs, ask and answer questions about your favourite food.
It'e paet a.
Health poster
O*f,fl Read and listen. Answer questions A-D.

Copy the sentences with the information.
i Read the text again and check your answers.

Carrots can be different colours - yellow,
Match l -5 with a-e to make sentences. white, orange and purple.
O Write them in your notebook.
Corrots don't help our night vision.

1 Carrots a) doesn't contain fibre.
2 Oil in food b) has got fibre.
3 Chips c) don't help our night vision.
4 Home-made pizza d) contain fat.
5 Fruitjuice e) doesn't cause acne.
Answer the questions in your notebook.

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1 Do carrots contain beta-carotene? 2 Does pizza include protein, minerals and vitamins?
3 Does oil in our skin cause acne? 4 Does fruit juice contain fibre?
Present simple
I eat I don't eat Do I eat ... ? Yes, ldo.

You eat You don't eat Do you eat ... ? No, you don't.
He eats He doesn't eat Does he eat... ? Yes, he does.
She eats She doesn't eat Does she eat ... ? No, she doesn't.
It eats It doesnt eat Does it eat ... ? Yes, it does.
We eat We don't eat Do we eat ... ? No, we don't.
You eat You don't eat Do you eat ... ? Yes, you do.
They eat They don't eat Do they eat ... ? No, they don't.
Write the correct word in your notebook. Complete the text with the affirmative or
P O
negative form of the verbs in brackets.
1 My sister eat / eats apples every day! What is the text about?
2 They contain / contains vitamin C.
Your body (')... (need) this. lt (2)...
3 Your body need / needs vitamin C for
(not contain) fat or sugar. Doctors (')... (say)
protection.
'Drink eight glasses every day.'lt(a)...
4 Some animals produce / produces
(not give) you energy but it F)... (help)
vitamin C.
you to be healthy.
Complete the sentences with the
affirmative form of the verbs in brackets.
1 I ... (eat) cereal for breakfast.

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ln short answers, don't repeat the main verb:
2 She ... (drink) two litres of water every Doyou drink milkT
day. /
Yes,ldo. Yes, I drink. X
3 They ... (eat) healthy pizzas.
4 He ... (go) home for lunch.
Complete the questions with Do or Does.
5 Oil in the skin ... (cause) acne.
Then write short answers that are true for
you in your notebook.
... you have breakfast every day?

Be careful with the -sin he / she / it forms: Doyou have breakfast every day? )ts, tr do"
He doesn't drinkwater. { 1 ... you drinkjuice?
He doesn't drinks water. X
2 ...you and yourfriends eatpizza?
3 ... your best friend drink milk every day?
Complete the sentences with the negative 4 ... your teacher eat chocolate in the
form of the verbs in brackets. classroom?
1 I ... (eat) vegetables. 5 ... your friends eat fish?
2 She ... (drink)juice.
Ask and answer the questions in
3 Water ... (contain) fat. Offi, exercise 5.
4 My uncle . . . (eat) Mexican food.
5 My brother and sister ... (eat) fruit.
love, like, don't like, hate + -ing Subject and object pronouns
I love surfing the net.

I like surfing the net.
ldon't like surfing the net.
I hate surfing the net.
Do you like surfing the net?
Copy and complete the sentences with

love,like, don't like or hote.
I @ reading comic books.

llike reading comic books. Write the correct word in your notebook.
1 My best friend O O listening to music.
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Chinese food is my favourite food.
2 My classmates @ @ eating vegetables.
| / Me Iike going to Chinese restaurants.
3 My Iittle brother @ going to the
My uncle Josh is a chef. I like cooking
supermarket with my parents.
with him / he.
4 My sister @ playing football.
I am allergic to milk and cheese. I never
Ask and answer questions. eat they / them.

OW, 4 Us / We drink milk every morning.
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5 My cousins sometimes have dinner
with we / us.
Complete the dialogue with the correct

@ form of the verbs in brackets.
Josh What (r)... you ... (do) with your friends on

Saturdays?
Sophie Well, I love tz;... (go) to a caf6 in town.
Josh What (3)... you ... (do) there?
Sophie We (4)... (have) a pizza.
Josh Pizza! ls that healthy?
Sophie Yes, they tst. .. (make) them with Iots of vegetables.
Josh Yuck! I hate t6r... (eat) vegetables.
Sophie What o)... you and your friends ... (like) eating?
Josh We love tal... (eat) hamburgers and ice cream.
Sophie That's not healthy!
Josh Look, | {e)... (be) hungry. Let's eat.
Sophie OK, but not a hamburger!

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go shopping . listen to music . meet my friends . play football . read comics .
ride my bike . stay up late . surf the internet . talk on the phone . watch TV
Match.pictures 1-6 with the free-time activities in exercise 1. Which activities

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3 Does he Iike eating fast food?
4 Does he go to a caf6 with friends after
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5 Does he go home from school by bike?
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Iike strawberries?
s) order the words to make sentences.
1 pizzalhave /l/Can/a/7
2 islHow/that /much/?
A 3 a / sandwich / cheese / about /What / ?
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Sure.Anything else? No thanks. How much is that?
That's f4.50, please. Here you are.
A blog entry: My lifestyle
Read the ModelText and listen. Answer
ry f,fl the questions in your notebook.
1 What food does Oscar eat for breakfast?

2 What does he like doing in his free time?
3 What sports does he do?
Oscar's blogblog Posted 8th July

I've got a healthy lifestyle. I eat fruit and cereal for
breakfast and I drink milk. I love chocolate and
biscuits but I don't eat them very much.
ln my free time, I Iove meeting my friends and
I like playing basketball. ln the summer, we love
swimming. I like being at home with my family.
My sisters love listening to music, but I like reading
and playing video games. My dad likes video
games and we play them together.
Look at the All Clear Tips. Find examples

of 1 and 2 in the ModelText. O Plan
Make notes about your lifestyle and
include:
Food I eat ... for breakfast. I love ...

and, but
Sports I love playing ...
Use and or but to connect two sentences:
1 I eat cerealfor breokfast and ldrinkiuice. Free time My sisters lave ... but I like "..
2 I love chips but I don't eot them very
much. 0Write
structure:
S) Combine the sentences with and or but.
Paragraph 1 Food
I eat bread for breakfast. I drink milk for Paragraph 2 Sports
breakfast. Paragraph 3 Free time
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1 My friends watch TV. They stay up late.
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2 Where is fried rice from?
3 What is the difference between
vegetarians and vegans?
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l/You eat fruit. I do not eat fruit.

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O I like surfing the net.
@ I do not like surfing the net.
@@ I hate surfing the net.
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Hello. Can I help you? Can I have a ham sandwich, please?
Sure. Anything else? No thanks. How much is that?
That's f4.50, please. Here you are.
Food Iove, Iike, don't like, hate
+ -ing
Copy and complete the table with the
in the box.
fi) Complete the sentences with the
correct form of love,like, don't like
apples carrots cheese meat pasta
or hate.
1 They @ staying up late on

Saturdays.
2 We @@ playing video games.
3 She @ watching TV.
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4 You O O listening to music.
g Complete the sentences. 5 l@ playing basketball.
1 to ... with my friends.

I listen
2 She rides her ... on Sundays. Subject and object pronouns
3 They watch ... in the evening. Copy and complete the table with
4 We stay up ... on Saturdays. the correct object pronouns.
5 He talks on the ... a lot.
Present simple
Complete the sentences with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets.
1 I ... (eat) eggs for breakfast.

2 My brother ... (play) football after school.
3 My cousin ... (not walk) to school.
4 He ... (watch)TV all the time.
5 ... you ... (have) a healthy lifestyle?
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free-time activities?
. present simple?
ffi unit 3 Grammar Exercises

love, like, don't like, hate + -ing?
. subject and object pronouns?
Work with a partner to complete the sentences in your notebooks. Who finishes first?
She's got long c...
Where does pizza come from? 1... .
Kangaroos have got a long 1...
They're a small,
This is my mum and dad.

They are my p... .
Washington DC is the
capital of the U....
We p... football in the park.
She's got big brown e...
Adam and Tom are b...s.

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o hovegot
o Question words
o Present simPle Question words
o Subject pronouns and possessive adjectives
o Singular and Plural nouns Order the words to make questions.
o lov6,like, don't like, hate + -ing
o Subject and object Pronouns Then write answers that are true for you
in your notebook.
1 your name / is /What / ?

be:present simple 2 from / Where / you / are / 7
Complete the sentences with the correct 3 old/you/are/How/?
form of be. 4 you / got / any brothers or sisters / Have / 7
5 your / Who / is / friend / best / ?
aren't am are (x2) isn't is 6 you / to music / like listening / Do /?
Present simple
Complete the text with the correct form of
the verbs in brackets.
Peter Moore (1)... (come) from Northern

lreland. He (2)... (not go) to a normal school,
he (3)... (go) to a music school. Peter(ai...
(play) the trombone. His parents (s)... (play)
the French horn. They t6)... (love) music. Peter
(7)... (want)
to be a professional musician. ln
his free time, Peter tst... (!ike) playing football.
1 Hi, my name's Sean and I ... from lreland.

2 My friends ... Dan and Chlo6. Grammar check
3 Dan ... (not) from lreland; he's from the
Write the correct word in your notebook.
USA. O
4 We ... in a rock band called The Dogs. My mum's name is Lauren.EIGIffi is
5 We ... (not) famous but our music is from Scotland.

fantastic! My dad is from Canada. EEfnE| name
My favourite band ... The Script. is Victor.
3 They have got three lfiEft]}1tflil?II

have got 4 filEllEltfilnE have got four tegs.
5 We love mfilffff,fllour bikes.
Complete the text with the correct form 6 I like IIEInUEIffij football.
O ot have got. 7 reilmm have got long wavy hair.
I {1)... (not) any brothers or sisters
but I €}... 8 My brother often plays tennis with
seven cousins. My favourite cousin is Laura. fGtIlE{ friends.
She t3)... blue eyes. Laura (a)... (not) any
brothers but she{s}... a sister, Cathy. Laura
and Cathy {u}... a dog; it t7)... a long tail. They
t8)... (not) other pets.
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a) croissants
b) bacon and eggs
c) toast and jam
a) orange juice
b) tea
c) hot chocolate
a) carrots.
b) rice.
c) chips.
a) meat, potato and onion

b) apples
c) fish
a) during a meal
b) at the end of a meal
c) both
a) turkey
b) fish
c) lamb
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the questions.
1 What time do people have afternoon tea?

2 What can you eat with your pie in a pie shop?
3 What do they eat in Scotland on 25th January?
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there is / there arei prepositions
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chemist. church . cinema . hotel . library. fi'rus€urh . newsagent. restaurant . school . shoe shop .
shopping centre . sports centre . supermarket. underground station
I - undergraund station
Listen to Emma and Alex. Where does Alex go at the weekend?
ln pairs, ask questions about the places in your town. Use the words in the box.
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Rio de Janeiro and Liverpooi are twin eities
They are very different bu"t they hre aISO
sirnilar * just tike human twins!
RIO DE JA}{EIRO means 'January River' but there isn't

a river there! lt is near the sea and there are some incredible
beaches. There's also a famous mountain called the Sugar
Loaf. Every year, there's a huge carnival with music, food,
dancing and street parties. People love football here and
there's a big football stadium called the Maracand. There's
also a lot of tourism. For tourists, there are fantastic
museums, shopping centres and restaurants.
LMRPO0I is also near the sea and the River Mersey.

There aren't any mountains near Liverpool but there are
beaches. Music is very important and some famous music
groups come from here, like The Beatles. Liverpool also has a
carnival. There's a famous hotel called The Adelphi and there
are some interesting museums like the Maritime'Museum and
the Slavery Museum. There are two big football teams
- Liverpool and Everton. lt's the favourite sport here too!
om Read and listen. Which city has a famous

football stadium?
Read the text again. Match 1-5 with a-e. Write them
in your notebook.
1 a mountain a) the Adelphi

2 a footballteam b) the Sugar Loaf
3 a river c) Everton
4 a music group d) the Mersey
5 a hotel e) The Beatles
Write true or false in your notebook.

The Sugar Loaf mountain is 396 metres
1 There's a river in Rio. hi9h.
2 Rio is popular with tourists.
3 There are beaches near Liverpool.
4 There's a carnival in Liverpool.
5 There are only two museums in Liverpool.
there is I there are
There is a shop. There isn't a shop. ls there a shop? Yes, there is. /
No, there isn't.
There are some Are there any shops? Yes, there are. /
shops. No, there aren't.
Ask and answer the questions from

I Look at the sentences in the table. How
do you say there is and there arein your
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language?
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the sentences with therers and
there are.
ln Rio de Janeiro, ...

a famous mountain. Prepositions of place
ln Rio de Janeiro, there is a famous mountain.
1 fantastic beaches. Read. the words in the box. How do you
O say them in your language?
2 a big football stadium.
3 a carnival. behind between in
4 shopping centres and restaurants. in front of near on
5 a Iot of tourism.
Write sentences using Thereisnt and There Match the prepositions with the pictures.
O oren't in your notebook. Where is the mouse?
There is a river in Rio.

o
There isn't a river in Rio.
1 There are six airports in Rio.
2 There is a carnival in my town.
3 There's a stadium in my town.
4 There are mountains in Liverpool.
5 There's a library in my street.
Order the words to make questions. Then

write true short answers in your notebook.
any trees / Are there / in your street /
Are there any trees in your street?
1 a bus station / in your street / ls there / ?
2 Are there / in your town / any banks / ?
3 in your street / ls there / an underground
station / ?
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4 a libra ry / ls there / in your school / ?
5 any newsagents / in your street I Are
there / ?
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There is a shop. There are some shops. There is some food.
There isn't a shop. There aren't any shops. There isn't anv food.
ls there a shop? Are there any shops? ls there any food?
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ip Complete the sentences with o I an, some or any.
There's ... aquarium in Valencia. lt's called the

Oceanographic Centre.
We use an before vowel sounds. There are ... interesting activities, like sleeping with
We use some with plural countable nouns sharks.
and uncountable nouns in affirmative
sentences.
There isn't ... underground station near the
We use anywith plural countable nouns
aquarium.
and uncountable nouns in negative and 4 There aren't ... swimming pools or water slides.
i nterrogative sentences.
5 There's ... delicious food at the Marine Corner shop.
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airport aquarium hotel

island museum park
river stadium

form of the verbs in brackets.
Ben l'm bored and there (')... (not be) anything to do.
...:l e 3 ,4,, 5 6 7 8 9
Emily This website says there (')... (be) lots of things to do!
Ben But I (3)... (not have got) any money.
Emily What about the swimming pool?
There (o)... (be) a wave machine and
(s)... (not
it be) very expensive.
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it near here?
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trains but there tel... (be) a bus.
Ben Great! Let's go!
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(1)... (2)... (3)...
There are three . There's someon the big mountain. There's a near the big mountain.
(a)... There isn't any (')... on the small lake. There's a (6)... between the
There's a small lake in the .
(8)...
small mountains and the forest. There's ao ... in front of the forest. There's on the beach but
there aren't any (e)... . There are some big ttol... in the sea.
Listen to the advertisement. What isTropical lslands? Write a, b or c in your notebook.
a) a shopping centre b) a holiday world c) a hotel
t,tten again. Write true or false in your notebook.

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1 Tropical lslands is in EuroPe. 4 There are hotels but there isn't a campsite.
2 There are beaches and a forest. 5 Tropical lslands is indoors and outdoors.
3 There aren't any insects in the rainforest.
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What can we do this

afternoon?
How about going to the shopping centre?
No, I hate shopping.
What about going to the museum?
Oh, but it's closed today.
That's a pity. Hey!There's an aquarium near the
museum.
Yes, good idea!Why don't we go there?
Let's go!
OB Listen to the dialogue. ls the

museum closed?
Complete the suggestions with the correct form
1 What can we ... (do) today?

O 2 How about ... (go) to the beach?
3 Let's ... (play) football!
4 What about ... (go) to the cinema?
5 Why don't we ... (visit) the science museum?
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What can we do this afternoon? How about going to the shopping centre?
No, I hate shopping. What about going to the museum?
Yes, good idea! Why don't we go there? Let's go!
A city guide
0-g Read the ModelText and listen. Answer

the questions in your notebook.
1 Where is Dubai?
2 What is its population?
3 What is the writer's favourite place?
Dubai is a cit14 in the United Arab Emirates.

It has a population of about two million people.
It is near the sea and there are some fantastic beaches
ther:e. There's also a desert.
There are hotels, shopping centres and restaurants.

There are also traditional markets.
There are cinemas and there's also a water park.
My favourite place is the desert. I love riding my

quad bike there.
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there is I there are+ n ro Location ... is a city in ... . lt is near ...
Use alsowith fftere is I there are to add Population /t3 got a population of ...
information: Landscap e There are mountains.
There's olso a'desert. Places There are shops, a museum ...
There are alsa traditionailmiarkets. j
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I love ...
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There are mauntains near my town.There's strugture:
also a beach.
Paragraph 1 Location, population, landscape
1 There are two museums. There's a
Paragraph 2 PIaces
church.
Paragraph 3 Your favourite place
2 There are some shops. There's a
market. 0 Check
3 There's a sports centre. There's a
ffithere is / there are
football stadium.
ffiprepositions of place
4 There are restaurants. There are hotels.
ffivocabulary for places in town and
5 There's a hotel. Theret a campsite. landscape features
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LAS FALLAT SPAIN

ln March, there is a fantastic festival in
Valencia called Las Fallas. There are parties
and fireworks and incredible figures called
Fallas. On the last night, they burn all the
Fallas.
NTW ORI.EANS, THE USA

New Orleans is a big city by the Mississippi River. lts carnival is
called Mardi Gras. There are incredible costumes and fantastic
parties. There is also a special cake called King Cake. lt's delicious!
I.AS PAI.MAS, SPAIN

The Carnival of Las Palmas is in February.
Thousands of people watch the parade,
or cabalgafa.There is also a competition
to choose the Carnival Queen.
On the last day, some people wear black
because it's the end of the carnival and
they are sad.
VENICE, ITATY
During the Venice carnival, there are operas in the
streets and on the canals. People wear beautiful
costumes. They also wear special masks called Bautas.
Read and listen. Then answer the

questions in your notebook.
1 When is carnival time?

lel
2 What do they do on the last night of The lal is the most frequent sound in English.
Las Fallas? It is often heard in words like the, of and a.
3 What is the special food in New Orleans?

Listen to the underlined sounds.
4 ln Las Palmas, why do some people wear " f,fl|
New Orleans is a big city by the river.
black on the last day?
What do people wear in Venice?
O,Gil. Identify the /e/ sound in this sentence.
It's ten to two. Let's go for lunch.

Places in town
chemist church ctnema

Whotel library
newsagent restaurant
shopping centre sports centre supermarket underground station
Landscapefeatures beach forest ice island lake mountain river sand

snow trees water waves
there is I there are
There is a tree. There are some trees.

There is not a tree. I There are not any trees.
ls there a tree? Are there any trees?
Yes, there is. / No, there isn't. Yes, there are. / No, there aren't.
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There are some lakes.

There is not a lake.
There are not any lakes.
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What can we do this afternoon? How about going to the shopping centre?
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Yes, good idea!Why don't we go there? Let's go!
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or ony.Write them in your notebook.
1 There's ... restaurant on the beach.

a) beach d) forest 2 There aren't ... trees on the beach.
b) mountain e) river 3 There are ... mountains nearthe lake.
c) lake 4 There's ... snow on the mountains.
5 There is ... island on the lake.
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1 There W a sports centre in my town.

2 There W two shopping centres in my
town.
There ffiffi museums and a church near
my house.
There W,ffiffi any restaurants on this
street.
There [W an underground station
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places in town?
landscape features?
. ffi unit 4 Grammar Exercises
there is / there are?
prepositions of place?
i . a/an,some,any?
$hooI Daily routines; school subjects
can (ability); adverbs of manner;
adverbs of frequency; adverbs of
frequency: questions
Talking to a ticket seller
An essay; becouse
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do homework. finish school , get dressed . get up . go to bed . have a shower. have dinner'
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,j play the piano . start school . tidy your room
i Match the expressions in the box with hove, go and ploy. Can you add more?
Listen to Mel and Sam. What time does Sam have lunch and go to bed?
iln pairs, ask and answer questions about your routine at the weekend.
Website article
webcam digital whiteboards classmates
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Australia is a huge country and some children live hundreds of kilometres away from a
school. At Schools of the Air, these children can have their classes at home on the internet.
Lessons at Schools of the Air uSually start at the school website. Sometimes there are
eight o'clock. Students turn on their special school camps for all the students. lt's a
computers and connect to the school. They great opportunity for the students to meet their
can see and heartheirteachers clearly teachers and classmates face to face.
because they have webcams and Many of the Schools of the Air students live on
microphones. They do normal school subjects farms. They can ride horses or motorbikes and
like maths, science, English, PE or music. The sometimes help with the farm work after
teachers sometimes use digital whiteboards school. lt's a long day
to present new ideas. After lessons, students but they're never
usually work on projects or do homework on bored !
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B Read and listen. Write true or false in your notebook.
1
Students at Schools of the Air live in big cities.
2 They study special subjects at Schools of the Air.
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3 The teachers sometimes use diqital whiteboards. their local School of the Air!
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5 Not all the students live on farms.
Read again. Answer the questions. Write the answers in your notebook.
1 why can't some children travel to normal schools in Austratia?

2 where do students have their classes at schools of the Air?
3 How can students see and hear their teachers?
4 What do students usually do after lessons?
5 What do some students do after school?
can
I can lcan't Can I ... ? Yes, I can.
You can You can't Can you ... ? No, you can't.
He can He can't Can he... ? Yes, he can.
She can She can't Can she... ? No, she can't.
It can It can't Can it ... ? Yes, it can.
We can We can't Can we ... ? No, we can't.

You can You can't Can you ... ? Yes, you can.
They can They can't Can they ... ? No, they can't.
.What can the people in the pictures Order the words to make questions. Write
do? Write sentences using the words in them in your notebook.
the box.
Can you speak English?
act can He play the violin 1 you /Can/sing/?

run She sing They 2 run fast / Can /you l?
3 Can /play the piano / you / ?
I - She can play the violin. 4 What languages / you / can / sPeak / ?
Adverbs of manner
beautifully
wonderful
Copy and complete the table using the

words in the box.
bad beautiful fast slowlY

well wonderfully
A Complete the sentences with can or con't.
My friend / sing. I / not dance.

I can't dance.
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My friend can sing. do things. They usually go after the verb:
'l I /play chess. l'm the school champion. I dance terribly. I can't run fast. .i
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3 My sister / ride a horse. (blffi Ask and answer the questions in
exercise 3. Use adverbs of manner.
4 They / not go to a Private school.
Can you eing? Yee,l can.l slng well.
Adverbs of frequency Adverbs of frequency: questions
Oo/o never Do you usually have a shower in the morning?

rometimes
I How often does she play the guitar?
I often
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100a/o always V write answers that are true for you in your
notebook.
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you / late / How often / for scho ol / are / ?
Adverbs of frequency normally go after theverb be: How often are you late for school?
Sam is never late for school. I'm sometimes late for school.
Adverbs of frequency normally go before the main
verb:
1 usually / Do / you / have breakfast / at
School olwoys storts at eight o'clock. j 6am/?
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2 usually/ Do / have / you / dinner before
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9pm/?
O with the adverbs of frequency in brackets. meet / How often / you / your friends /
do/7
Amy gets up at six otlock. (always)
a musical instrument / How often / do /
Amy always gets up at six o'clock.
you/play/?
1 Amy practises ballet in her house before
you / How often / do /tidy your
breakfast. (usually)
bedroom / ?
2 She dances in the gymnasium at school.
(sometimes) Ask and answer the questions in
s)'W exercise 7.
She goes to ballet classes after school.
(often)
She is late for her ballet classes. (never)

Sara Hi Mary! I (r)... (have got) two tickets

for the concert. ,',... you ... (want) to go?
Mary What time (3)... it ... (start)?
Sara The concert (a)... (start) at 7.00.
Mary I usually ,',... (go) to bed at 10.00 on Sundays.
Sara Those concerts always t0r... (finish) at 9.30
and there (7)... (be) lots of buses home.
Mary OK, then.
Listen and check your ans

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art and design . drama . English . French . geography. history. ICT (information and
communication technology) . literature. maths. music. PE (physical education) 'science
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school subjects
Listen to the interview. what is special about Redroofs school?
, Listen again. Write true or false

in your notebook.
1 Students at Redroofs are very good

at acting, singing and dancing.
2 Students at Redroofs never studY
maths or science.
3 There aren't anY after-school
activities.
4 Luke loves going to the school.
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Yes. Have you got two tickets
for the musical?
For which day?
Yes, we have. The tickets are f 10 each, so that's Saturday, please.

f20, please.
Here you are. What time does it start?
It usually starts at seven otlock but on Saturdays
it starts at eight otlock.
OK, thanks.
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the tickets?
s) Listen again and repeat the dialogue.
Match questions 1-3 with answers a-c.

s)
1 For which day? a) On Fridays it starts at half past seven.
2 What time does it start? b) Yes. Have you got two tickets for the disco?
3 Can I help you? c) Friday, please.
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change the words in blue.
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ln pairs, practise your dialogue.
[trEe#un[ Lmngumge Talking to a ticket seller

Can I help you? Yes. Have you got two tickets for the musical?
Yes, we have. That's f20, please. Here you are. What time does it start?
On Saturdays it starts at eight otlock. OK, thanks.
An essay
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My name's Jade. l'm 13 years old and I live in

NewYork. I go to high school. !'m good at music
and I can play the drums. I often practise at
school because there are good music rooms.
On a school duy,l always get up at
half past six because I start school
at eight otlock. I have a shower,
get dressed and have breakfast.
Isometimes play the drums for

a few minutes before school!
My favourite school subject is

ICT because I love computers c
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of because in the Model 0 Plan
Text. Make notes about yourself and include:
Name, age and town My name's ... . l'm ... years old
and I live in ...
School I go to .,. schooL
because
Abilities I can ... / l'm good at ...
We use becouse to give a reason:
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because.
Paragraph 1 Name, dg€, town, school and abilities
My favourite subject is PE because
Paragraph 2 School day routine
I love sport.
Paragraph 3 Favourite subject
1 I always get up at seven otlock.
2 I play the piano every day. SChe*
3 l'm good at French. ffican
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b) My dad is French. ffivocabulary for daily routines and school
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On Saturdays it starts at eight otlock. OK, thanks.
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Write them in your notebook. can or can't.
1do a) a shower 1 I / play the piano.

2 start b) to bed 2 My boyfriend / not sing.
3 get c) homework 3 Our classmates / dance.
4go d) school 4 My grandad / speak Spanish.
5 have e) dressed 5 My sister / not swim well.
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W school subjects. form of the words in bold in your notebook.
1 l'm a good football player. I play ... .
2 She's got a beautiful voice. She sings ... .
3 My pictures are terrible. I draw ... .
Flegistration 4 We're brilliant at dancing.We dance ... .
5 Mark is bad at exams. He often does

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(2) ... @ frequency in brackets.
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morn i ng' 2 I am tired on Monday mornings. (usually)
12.20-13.20
3 Do you go to town on Saturdays? (often)
4 I play the guitar with my friends.
(sometimes)
13.20-14.00
(4) ... 5 I am late for school. (never)
14.00-1 5.20
(5) ...
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daily routines?
school subjects?
. can?
adverbs of manner?
. adverbs of frequency?
Sport Grammar
Speaking
Sport; adjectives of opinion
Present continuous; present simple
dnd continuous
Making arrangements
Writing An email to a pen pal; so
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i ftmi Listen and repeat the words. Match them with pictures 1-14.
l catch. dance. dive. hit. jump. kick.lose. run. score. shout'throw.train.walk.win

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athletics basketball cycling footbal! golf hockey juc
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It Listen to Dan and Hannah. What sports do they do in their free time?
ln pairs, ask and answer questions about the sports you do.
Sports diary Saturdey t Sth flw?mre&n
Mo Farah is a long-distance runner and an Olympic gold medal

winner. He is British, but he lives and trains in the USA. lt's
Saturday morning and Mo Farah is smiling. He loves running
and training hard. Here are some of the things he does in a
typical day's training.
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Mo Farah runs 190 kilometres a week
when he's training.
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1 Mo Farah does a lot of different training
Read the text again. Match sentences
A activities.
1-3 with pictures a-c.
2 His favourite football team is Arsenal.
1 He's kicking the ball. 3 He always boxes when he trains.
2 He's hitting his trainert hands. 4 Mo never goes to discos when he's preparing for
3 He's running slowly. a competition.
Present continuous
l'm jumping l'm not jumping Am ljumping ... ? Yes, I am.
You're jumping You aren't jumping Are you jumping ... ? No, you aren't.
He's jumping He isn't jumping ls he jumping ... ? Yes, he is.
She's jumping She isn't jumping ls she jumping ... ? No, she isn't.
It's jumping It isn't jumping jumping ... ?
ls it Yes, it is.
We're jumping We aren't jumping Are we jumping ... ? No, we aren't.
You're jumping You aren't jumping Are you jumping ... ? Yes, you are.
They're jumping They aren't jumping Aretheyjumping... ? No, they aren't.
,O Complete the sentences with the affirmative form of the verbs in brackets.
i
It's November and we ... (watch)
the NewYork Marathon.
Over 45,000 people ... (participate)
in this marathon.
Some people ... (run) and others
... (walk).
Many runners ... (collect) money
for charity.
Look!That man ... (wear) strange
clothes. He's Superman!
Write complete sentences in your notebook. Use the negative form of the present continuous.
A
1 I/shout/atyou.
2 He / do / yoga / today.
3 My friends / swim / at the moment.
4 Mo / train / for the New York Marathon.
5 We / play / rugby / now.
Complete the questions with the interrogative form of the verbs in brackets. Write the questions
in your notebook.
... your teacher ... (write) on the board?

ls your teacher writing on the board?
1 ... your classmates ... (speak) English?

2 ... any students ... (play) hockey outside?
3 ... your dad ... (train) at the moment?
4 ... your teacher ... (eat)?
5 ... you ... (use) a green Pen?
Answer the questions in exercise 3 so they are true for you. Use short answers.
O
Present simple and ' Read the text and
write the correct word in your
notebook.
continuous
The Olympic Games
(1)is
/ is being an
Today l'm sitting on the sofa and
international sports
l'm watching TV.
competition.
On Saturdays, I usually go to the
mountains. It (2)takes /'s taking
place every four years
in a different city. At the Olympics, athletes
O Look at the sentences in the (')compete are competing in many different
table. Which is the present / sports.
simple and which is the present ln this picture, Usain Bolt(a)runs / is running in the
continuous? 200 metres and he (s)wins /'s winning the race. I love
(6)always
the Olympic Games. I watch /'m always
watching them with my family and friends.
We use the present simple to talk about Write complete sentences in your notebook. Use the
routines and habits.
O present simple or present continuous.
Use every week, always, never, generally,
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describe activities in progress at the 3 I / usually / walk / to school on Mondays and
moment or temporary situations. Wednesdays.
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with the present continuous. moment.
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do you do here?
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your notebook.
1 When does Lily usually go surfing?

2 ls she surfing now?
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Hi! l'm Lily and I live in France. I love all water sports, so I often go
to the beach or swimming pool. My favourite sport is surfing.
My mum says it's dangerous and difficutt, but I think it's amazing!
You need a wetsuitand a surfboard, A good surfboard costs
more than €400, so surfing is expensive. You can borrow
a board from a friend, of course, that's free!
go surfing at the weekend with my friends.

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We aren't surfing now because we're studying for exams!
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so in the ModelText.
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Make notes about your favourite sport and
include:
Sport My favourite sport rs ... so I go ...

It's amazing ...
Ilove allwater sports, so loften gotathe beach or
swimming pool. EquipmentYou need ... and ...
How often you do your favourite sport
I usually go / play / do ...
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with so in your notebook. 0write
It's very hot here in summer, so we often go
structure:
swimming in the sea.
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2 I want to be a professional basketball player, sport
3 I can't kick a ball, Paragraph 2 Equipment
4 My mum says judo is dangerous, Paragraph 3 How often you do your
5 I Iove tennis, favourite sport
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We play basketball every Saturday.
We're playing basketball at the moment.
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Do you want to come to a football match? OK. When does it start?
The match starts at three otlock. Let's meet at two otlock then.
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in your notebook.
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3 My sister ... basketball.
4 My friends ... (not) surfing.
5 You ... (not) golf.
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1 ... Andy and Jess ... rugby?

2 ... you ... judo?
3 ... your sister ... basketball?
Adjectives of opinion 4 ... your friends ... surfing?
5 ... you ... golf?
Complete the sentences with the correct
adjective. Write them in your notebook. Present simple and continuous
1 The rules of judo are ... . I don't
understand them. (difficult / amazing) O
Tennis is ... . I love playing it! (fun / lffi hockey every Sunday
boring) morning.
... . (easy / difficult)
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are Iots of accidents. (easy / dangerous) moment.
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match. (amazing / boring) Theffigolf.
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o School subjects
o Places in town
o Sport
o LandscaPe features
o Adjectives of oPinion
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Do you do your h... every night?
There is a lot of sand on a b... .
You s... goals to win

football matches.
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anyi prepositions of place with my uncle on a boat in the Atlantic
Ocean. Whales are very interesting. They
Complete the sentences with the words and t:r... (not sleep) Iike humans and they
phrases in the box.
sometimes (a)... (sing;. At the moment, I
{s)... (write) my blog and my uncle and his
a an any in behind
friends tot... (watch) the whales.
some there is there isn't
there are there aren't
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Complete the questions with the correct
words.
1 How often ... you go to the beach?

2 ... your mum usually swim in the sea?
3 ... she swim wel!? Yes, she can.
4 What ... you doing at the moment?
5 ... there a museum near here?
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I ... SOme 6 There is ... cinema.
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dolphins. 7 ... a shop. s) notebool<.
2 There is ... island. 8 ... any waves.
3 ... a mountain. 9 The dolphins are
1 l'm good at French. lElfiftffi speak it.
4 There are ... trees. ... the water.

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1 My uncle studies marine life. (usually) this year?
2 He works in China. (sometimes) s illltllrliitilln studying today.
3 Het in other countries. (often)
4 My cousins travel with him. (never)
5 They have a party on his return. (always)
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and answer the questions.
1 How many classes are there at King

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2 What time is break?
3 Why is King Alfredt School a special
school?
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Rooms and furniture

Listen and repeat the words. Match them with pictures 1-13.
armchair. bed . bookcase . chair . cooker. cupboard . desk. lamp . mirror. sofa . table .
toilet. wardrobe
How do you say these rooms in your language? Match the rooms with
the words in exercise 1.
bathroom. bedroom. dining room. kitchen.living room
Listen to Regina and Liam. Where do they do their homework?
ln pairs, find out where your partner does the things in the box.
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HISTORY ON AN
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The Victorian or8 was the start of Semi-detached houses were very ln the 1990s, old factories in the
industrial Britain and many people popular in the 1950s. Downstairs, there citywere empty. Young people liked
moved to the cities. There are many is usually a kitchen, a living room and living near the city centre. These flats
houses from that era. There was a a dining room. Upstairs, there are were very big and they wererlt
fireplace in each room because there usually two or three bedrooms and a expensive. There isn't a garden but
wasnt any electric or gas heating in the bathroom. There were more cars on the there is a lot of space. There is a
1850s. Victorian terraced houses have roads in the 1950s, so these houses kitchen, a bathroom and bedrooms.
neighbours on both sides. have usually got a garage. On one side a
neighbour's home joins their house.
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The houses on an English street are ... houses got fireplaces?
a) very similar. b) often different. c) all flats. Why has the 1950s
Victorian terraced houses have got ... semi-detached house got
a) fireplaces. b) windows. c) a garage. a garage?
3 The 1950s semi-detached house has usually got ...
Why did young people like living
a) neighbours on both sides. b) a garage. in old factories in the l99Os?
c) a pool.
Which type of house has
4 Flats in old factories are often ... neighbours on one sloel
a) very small. b) in a city. c) expensive.
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I was lwasn't Was I ... ? Yes, lwas.

You were You weren't Were you ... ? No, you weren't.
He was He wasn't Was he... ? Yes, he was.
She was She wasnt Was she ... ? No, she wasn't.
It was It wasn't Was it ... ? Yes, it was.
We were We weren't Were we ... ? No, we weren't.
You were You weren't Were you ... ? Yes, you were.
They were They weren't Were they ... ? No, they weren't.
Complete the sentences with wos or were. Work in pairs. Ask and answer your
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lgloos ... the houses of some lnuit
people.
Snow ... the traditional material for
igloos.
3 Sometimes bone ... the main material.
4 Small igloos ... temporary houses.
5 A big permanent igloo ... the home of
about 20 people!
there was / there were
Complete the text with the affirmative

or negative past simple form of be. There was There were
There wasn't There weren't
Historically, the black tent(1)... the home of
Were there ... ?
the nomadic people of the Arab world. The
traditional material (2)... hair from animals.
They (3)... (not) hot during the day. They(a)...
(not) cold at night. The tent (t)... perfect for ffi,
Complete the text with there was / there
nomads because it (6)... (not) heavy. Some t were or there wasn't / there weren't.
people live in black tents today.
ln England, in the 19th century, water
P Complete the questions with wos or were. canals were very important. (1)... a lot of
narrow boats. On a narrow boat, t21... (not)
... your friends at your home at 8 pm last
night? many rooms. Usually, (3)... one room. ln this
2 ... it cold last Saturday? room, (a)... beds for the family. (s)... (not)
(u)... (not)
3 ... you and your family in the living room a big kitchen and many chairs.
at lunchtime? Some people live in narrow boats today.
4 ... you in bed last night at 10 pm?

5 ... your best friend at school yesterday?
s) Complete the questions. Then look at Complete the sentences with the past simple
exercise 5 and write the short answers in affirmative form of the verbs in brackets.
your notebook.
1 ... any water canals in the 19th century?

2 ... any narrow boats?
3 ... many rooms on a narrow boat?
4 ... beds for the family?
5 ... a big kitchen
6 ... many chairs?
Past simple: affirmative

regular verbs
A British engineer ... (design) a portable
computer in 1979.
We wanted NASA ... (use) this model on their space
programme in the 1980s.
He / She / lt wanted Business executives ... (want) a portable
computer.
Adam Osborne ... (produce) the first
portable computer in 1981.
The first laptops ... (weigh) 1 1 kg!

Rachel What's that?

Louis lt (1)... (be) an old telephone.
Rachel But look!There t2)... (not be) any buttons!
Louis I know. ln the past there (3)... (not be) any
phones with buttons. There t+t... (be) a dial,
but no buttons.
Rachel That's interesting!
Louis And look at this old black and white TV. My
dad (s)... (watch) films on this TV when he
ter... (be) young.
Rachel Where's the remote control?

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the past. You (B)... (change) the channel with
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channels on a TV. 5 A toothbrush / telephone cleans teeth.
Listen to a radio programme about the history of the toothbrush.

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a) hair from pigs b) wood from trees

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Thanks! And is there a gift shop?
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What time does the gift shop close?
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the gift shop?
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1 Where are a) a shop?

2 ls there b) the toilets?
What time does the gift shop close? 3 lt's next to c) the first floor.
4 lt's on d) the caf6.
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Answer the questions in your
notebook.
1 What room was in Molly's dream?

2 What was there in her dream room?
3 What was her favourite object? Why?
My dream room
Last night I dreamed about my perfect room.
It was enormouslThere were two big windows.
There was a blue bookcase with lots of interesting
books.
There was a purple wardrobe and a white laptop.

There was a fridge with my favourite food. There
wasn't a television but there was a cinema screen.
There was a sofa bed for my friends.
My favourite object was a robot - it finished my
homework and played games with me!
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examples of 1 and 2 in the Model oPlan
Text. Make notes about your dream room and include:
Roorn Last night ldreamed about my perfect room.

It was ...
Furniture and objects There was / were . ..
There wasn't / weren't ...
1 Adjectives go beforethe noun:
There was a purple wardrobe
Favourite object My favourite object was ...
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Use the ModelText, your notes and this structure:
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notebook with the adjectives in Paragraph 2 Furniture and objects
brackets. Paragraph 3 Your favourite object
There was a bookcase. (blue)

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1 ln my bedroom, there was a desk.
(brown).
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2 There were two lamps. (small)
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3 There were two chairs. (white)
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Was there a chair? Were there any chairs?
Yes, there was.
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For past simple regular verbs, see page 94.
Asking for inforrnation

Excuse me. Where is the information centre? It's on the ground floor.
And is there a gift shop? Yes, there is. lt's on the first floor.
What time does the gift shop open / close? It opens / closes at half past five.
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/ weren't.
Look at the room plan. Write the
furniture words in your notebook. A (1)... houses very different in the 16th century?
B Yes, they (2)... .
A (3)... there any rooms?
B Yes, there (a)... a kitchen.
A (s)... there a living room?
B Yes, there (6)... but there '''... any toilets.
A (8)... there any bedrooms?
B No, there (e)... . The beds (10)... in the living room.
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1 Yesterday,my mum ... (arrive) at 9 pm.

2 Last Friday,l ... (cook) dinner for my family.
3 My dad ... (finish) work at 1 1 pm last night.
4 Yesterday I ... (play) hockey with Tom.
5 Jane ... (phone) me last night at 10 pm.
Write complete sentences with the past simple

in your notebook.
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1 After school, I / listen / to music on my mp3
Match 1-5 with a-e to make words for player.
household objects. Write the words in
2 I / help
/ my mum tidy the kitchen.
your notebook.
3 Then we / watch / the TV.
1 micro a) machine 4 We / use / the remote control to change
2 remote b) top channels.
3 lap c) wave We / heat / our food in the microwave.
4 washing d) washer
5 dish e) control
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"Og6r ln pairs, ask and answer questions. Use the words in the box and by train,
: -- by bus, by bike or on foot.
school the cinema your friends'houses your favourite shop

Boron Korl von Drois invented the first vehicle wirh rwo
wheels. He colled it the Droisienne. lt didn't hove pedols - you
pushed it with your feet! The first reol bicycle wos the Penny
Forthing. It wos difficult to ride becouse it hod on enormous front
wheel. Todoy, there ore thousonds of bicycle models from
mountoin bikes to shopping bikes.
Motorbikes come ofter the invention of the petrol engine. Two
Germons built the first motorbike in I885. It didn't go very fost
- only seven kilometres per hour! ln the 20th century, mony
componies storted moking motorbikes becouse engines become
very powerful. Horley-Dovidson produced its first motorbikes in
the l92Os ond they become very fomous. People olso begolJ. .
rocing''with motorbikes. The first Motorcycling Grond Piii *os
in 1949. Iodoy, MotoGP motorbikes con trovel ot 320kph!
Bicycles, motorbikes ond mopeds offer speed ond freedom.
They ore greot for cities ond for exploring new ploces,
but they con be dongerous. lt's very importont to
ride corefully ond olwoys weor o helmet.
Which do you prefer - two or four wheels?
Read and listen. What is the text about?
1 Transport in cities
2 Bicycles and motorbikes
3 A history of transport
Read the text again and answer the questions.
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1 Who invented the first form of transport with
two wheels?
2 Why was the Penny Farthing difficult to ride?
3 How fast did the first motorbike go?
4 When was the first MotoGP?
5 What do two wheels offer?
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Past simple: regular and irregular verbs
I returned ldidn't return Did I return? Yes, ldid.

You returned You didn't return Did you return? No, you didn't.
He returned He didn't return Did he return? Yes, he did.
She returned She didn't return Did she return? No, she didn't.
It returned It didn't return Did it return? Yes, it did.
We returned We didn't return Did we return? No, we didn't.

You returned You didn't return Did you return? Yes, you did.
Jhey returned They didn't return Did they return? No, they didn't.
Copy and complete the table in your notebook. Write the past simple form of the verbs.
Check your answers on page 1 10.
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1 The first tram service ... (begin) in Wales in 1807.
2 ln 1881 Werner von Siemens ... (invent) the first electric tram.
3 ln the 1900s, many cities ... (have) trams.
4 ln the 1950s and 60s, trams ... (disappear) from many major cities.
5 ln 1952 the last London tram ... (stop) at New Cross station.
6 ln 2000, trams ... (return) to London.
the correct word in your notebook to
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make negative sentences.
Order the words to make questions.
1 I didn't arrive/ arrived at six otlock. 1 go / on holiday / you /Where / did / 7

2 My dad didn't drive / drove to work yesterday. 2 How / you / get there / did / ?
3 My friends didn't came / come to my house 3 you /Who / did / gowith /7
last night. 4 do there / did / What / you / ?
She didn't travelled / travel by train this 5 a/Did /youlgoodtime /have/7
morning.
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Write sentences in your notebook that are true past simple form of the verbs in
for you using the past simple affirmative and brackets.
negative. Use the words in the boxes or your
1 We ... (go) to Oviedo.
own ideas.
2 We ... (take) a bus.
go on foot yesterday 3 I ... (go) with my parents and my
go on holiday last week
cousins.
ride a bike last year
drive a car on Monday 4 I ... (visit) the Picos de Europa.
5 Yes, I did. lt ... (be) a fantastic
I didn't go to school on foot yesterday. I went by bus.
holiday.
Write past simple questions. Then write short
answers. Write them in your notebook. ru'w Ask and answer the questions
in exercise 6 about your last
you /go / on holiday / last year? { holiday.
Did you go on holiday lastyear? Yes, I did.
1 you / travel / by car? X
2 she / go / by plane? /
3 the teenagers / ride / mopeds?,x
4 you and your family / have / a good time? 1
Complete the dialogue. Use the correct

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David ,',... (you / have) a good weekend, Ruth?

Ruth Yes, l(')... (do).
David What ,',. . . (yo, / do\?
Ruth I
(4)... (go)
to the theme park with
my sister.
David Ilove't'... (go) to the theme park. I (6)...
(spend) a day there last month with my
family.
Ruth ,',... (you /
go) on the roller coaster?
David Yes, I did. We tat... (wait) for an hour, but
we (e)... (not mind). ll tto)... (be) great!
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buy souvenirs. climb mountains. explore new places. go surfing . have a good time.
make friends . relax. sunbathe . take photos . visit museums
p Match pictures 1-6 with the words and phrases in exercise 1.
lmagine you went on holiday last month. Write sentences in your

notebook in the past simple using the verbs in exercise 1.
Iwent to Brazil last month.lwent surfing and I sunbathed. I bought souvenirs

and itoakphotos. I had a good time.
I Urt"n to the programme. How did Graham Hughes

travel around the world? Write the correct answer in
your notebook.
a) on land and by air

b) on land and water
c) on land, water and by air
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1 Graham's expedition took five years.
2 He started his journey in South America.
3 He is the first person to visit every country in the world
without flying.
4 He doesn't like making new friends.
5 Many people helped Graham on his trip.
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Excuse me. What time does the next

bus forYork leave?
At two otlock.
What number is it?
Number 22.
Where does it leave from?
Bus stop number seven.
How much does it cost?
Single or return?
Return, please.
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much is a return?
s! Complete the sentences with the correct words.
1 What ... does the next bus for Bath leave?

2 ... does it leave from?
s) 3 How much ... it cost?
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Liverpool (no. 30)
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What time does the next bus for York leave? At two otlock.
Where does it leave from? Bus stop number seven.
How much does it cost? That's f8.
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A disastrous holiday! '
Lait summer l'went on holidalrtb ftaly

witli:'my,{amily" There were lots of
problems. Fiist, the alarm cloekdidn't
ring, so we were late for the plane.When
We ar,rived,in ltaly, my sister's,bag wasn't
there.
Then the hotel didn't have rooms for all
of us, so'we shared'a room for the first
night. ln the rnorning, we walked into
the restaurant and I saw my teachers.
They were on holiday at the same'hotel!'
lnthe end, I had a good time. I explored
new places, I made new friends:'and I
relaxed.
Look at the All ClearTips. How do you

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language? Make notes for a story about a disastrous
holiday and include:
Where and when Last summer, we went to ...

What happened First, ... Then, ... ln the end, ...
What happened in the end /n the end, we .. .
You can improve your story by using
timeconnectors: , , ,
What you did We took photos and ...
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connectors.
you go? What happened first?
(1)... (2)
I got dressed and I had breakfast. Paragraph 2 What happened then?
I waited for a taxi, but it didn't come.(3) Paragraph 3 What happened in the end?
I phoned my dad and I went to Did you have a good time? Why (not)?
the airport by car.
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Read and listen.Then answer the questions

Ui in your notebook.
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When did the first line open on the
Underground?
2 What colour are double-deckers?
3 Where is a good place to take photos from?
4 What is another name for a taxi?
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What time does the next bus for York leave? At two otlock.
Where does it leave from? Bus stop number seven.
How much does it cost? That's f8.
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end irreEnrlar werbs
Write the types of transport in your
notebook.
Complete the text with the past simple form
(1)... (visit)
Last Saturday I my grandparents.
I the house early and I (3)... (travel)
(2)... (leave)
by bus. I (4)... (not have) a good time. lt was

very boring! On Sunday I (s)... (buy) some new
CDs. Sunday was fun!
Complete the sentences with the past simple

form of the verbs in exercise 2.
1 Last year we ... a very good time in Greece.
2 I ... some souvenirs.
3 We ... new places.
4 I ... (not) surfing but we went to the island
of Crete.
5 And best of all, I ... lots of new friends.
Write questions in your notebook using the

past simple.
1 Where / you / go on holiday / last year?

Travel 2 you / visit / any museums?
3 What /you /buy / there?
Match verbs 1-5 with a-e to make activities. 4 youlclimb/a mountain?
5 you / make / new friends?
1 buy a) friends
2 explore b) new places
3 have c) surfing
4 make d) souvenirs
5go e) a good time
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ffi Unit 8 Vocabulary Exercises
Speqial Clothes; weather and seasons
be going to; must / mustn't
days Inviting a friend to a party

An email; and, but, so, then, because
Clother
Listen and repeat the words. Match them with 1-13 in the pictures.
boots.coat.dress.jacket.jeans.jumper.scarf.shirt.shorts.skirt.trainers.trousers.T-shirt
Match descriptions 1-4 with pictures a-f.

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1 l'm wearing a skirt and a jumper. I'm at the beach.
2 This is me at a party
3 This is me on holiday. l'm wearing shorts and a T-shirt.
4 lt's winter and l'm wearing a scarf, a jacket and boots.
Listen to Jasmine and Hammed. What do they wear to parties?
tn pairs, ask and answer questions about the clothes you wear. Use the words in
the box.
to parties to weddings to school on Christmas Day at the weekend
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Ceilidhs are traditional Many people in Britain have You can be sureit isnt going to be
dances from Scotland and Indian origins and they warm on Bonfire Night so you
Ireland. The music is fast follow diflbrent traditions must wear coats, scarves and boots.
and energetic so you must when they get married. The The British celebrate Bonfire
wear your dancing shoes. traditional colour isn't white, Night on the 5th November, when
Girls wear what they want: itt red, because this colour is the nights are cold and dark.
jeans, skirts or trousers; the symbol of new life. An People stand around bonfires,
boys must wear kilts. A kilt Indian bride wears a beautiful watch ftreworls and eat poratoes
is a traditional Scottish skirt long red sari with red and and sausages. It's, *rgi."l night of
for men and boys. It's gold jewellery and red henna fire and food, but you must dress
perfect for dancing. paint on her hands. warmly or you're going to freeze!
Read and listen. Then match headings 1-3

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1 Not all brides wear white
2 Celebrating in the cold Until 1959 it was illegal not to celebrate
Bonfire Night in England.
3 Men in skirts ,.ra j;i
Read the text again. Answer the questions.

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1 Where do ceilidhs come from?
2 What do girls wear to a ceilidh?
3 What is the traditional colour at an lndian wedding? Why?
4 Why does the text recommend coats, hats and scarves for Bonfire Night?
5 What do people eat on Bonfire Night?
Find words for these definitions.
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1 a traditional skirt from Scotland for men
2 a woman who is getting married
3 a red substance for colouring hair or skin
4 abig fire at celebrations
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l'm going to wear l'm not going to wear Am I going to wear ... ? Yes, I am.
You're going to wear You aren't going to wear Are you going to wear .. . ? No, you arent.
He's going to wear He isn't going to wear ls he going to wear ... ? Yes, he is.
Shet going to wear She isn't going to wear ls she going to wear ... ? No, she isn't.
It's going to wear It isnt going to wear ls it going to wea r . .. ? Yes, it is.
We're going to wear We aren't going to wear Are we going to wear ... ? No, we aren't.
You're going to wear You aren't going to wear Are you going to wear ... ? Yes, you are.
Jhey're going to wear They aren't going to wear Are they going to wear ... ? No, they aren't.
Complete the sentences with the correct

Use the affirmative of be going to.
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Future time expressions:
1 My friend's party is tonight. I ... (wear) in August, on Tuesday, at Christmas, at 9.00,
my favourite clothes. at the weekend, tonight, tomorrow
2 I ... (take) sandwiches and cake to the

party. Look at Sarah's calendar. Complete the
3 We ... (have) a fantastic time. sentences in your notebook with the time
4 We're at the concert. The music ... (be) expressions in the box.
great.
5 Look at the sun. lt ... (be) hot today.
f,. Read
_ the party invitation and rewrite
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sentences with the negative form of

- the
be going to in your notebook.
next Monday on Thursday

The party is going to start at 7.30. at the weekend tomorrow
The party isn't going to start at 7,30. with

Sarah's going to go to the cinema
1 The party is going to finish at 10.30 pm. Jack and Ellie ...
2 l'm going to eat pizza. 2 She's going to study maths ...
3 We're going to go swimming at the party. 3 She's going to take her science exam ...
4 We're going to watch TV. 4 She's going to go to the schoo! disco ...
rWrite questions in your notebook using must I mustn't
be going to.
Who / Sarah / go to the cinema with? mustn't go

I must go I
Who is Sarah going ta go to the cinema with?
You must go
1 What / she / study on Wednesday?
He must go
2 When / she / take her science exam?
She must go
3 What / she / buy on Friday?
It mustn't go
4 Where / they / have a barbecue?
We must go We mustn't go
: Answer the questions in exercise 4. Use You mustn't go
Saraht calendar in exercise 3. Write the They mustn't go
questions in your notebook.
She3 going to go to the cinema with Jack Complete the rules for the school party
and Ellie. with must or mustn't.
,ruffi Ask and answer questions about School Summer Party Rules
1 ... have a ticket.
your weekend. You
2 Students ... (not) invite friends from
other schools.
3 Your parents ... sign the permission form.
I'm goinglo meet my friends. 4 Students... bring food.
What, are you going t o do? 5 Students ... (not) make videos or take
photos.
ru Complete the dialogue with the correct

Fiona Hi, Jade! What (1)... you ... (do)?

Jade Hi, Fiona. I (2)... (put) these books in the cupboard.
Fiona ,',... you ... (go) to the school disco tomorrow?
Jade No, l'm not. I (o)... (go) last year and it was boring.
Fiona Jade, you always (s1... (go).We had a good time
last year. You (6)... (dance) with Jack.
Jade Yes, I remember. lt was awful so I (7)... (not go)
tomorrow.
Fiona Oh please, come with us! Brad, AIan and I are
going to meet at 7 pm. l(8)... (wear) my black
dress.
Listen and check.

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tomorrow. Do you want to come?
Yes, please. What time does it
start?
At one otlock.
Great. And what time is it going to finish?
At about half past three.
Brilliant. See you at one otlock.
OK. See you then.
0 f,fl Listen to the dialogue.what time

is the barbecue going to start?
s) L.ook at the Model Dialogue and comptete
the questions in your notebook.
1 ... you want to come?

p, Listen again and repeat.
2 What time ... it start?
3 What ... does it finish?
Anemail
i Read the ModelText and listen. Answer the questions in your notebook.
1 ls Patrick having a good time?
2 What did he do last night?
3 What is he going to do tomorrow?
Hi Mike,
I'm:having a great time:here in Edinburgh. Werarrived
yesterday- The train journey was boring because it
was very long.
We saw d,:gr€CIt comedy show,last night and we're going
to see a circus tonight.The weather's fantastic. tt often
rains in Edinburgh in August, hut it3 dry and sunny.
Tomorrow we're going to explore the mountains. lt's
going to be cold, so I must take rny jumper and my
scarf. See you soon!
Patrick
s) Look at the All Clear Tips. Find examples

of four connectors in the ModelText. O,Plan
Which one isn't in the text? Make notes for your email and include:
When you arrived I / We arrived ...
The journey Ihe ... journey was ...

Your activities yesterday Yesterdoy, we ...
Connectors
The weather The weather is. . . . /t3 . .. and ...
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Plans for tomorrow Tomorrow, we're going fo .. .
of connectors:
an'd, but,' sb, then and b;ecause. ,O'write
Write the correct word in your structure:
notebook.
Paragraph i when you arrived, the journey
l'm having a good time because / but Paragraph 2 the activities you did yesterday,
the weather is great. the weather
l'm having a gaod time because the Paragraph 3 your plans for tomorrow say goodbye
weather is great.
1 We left late so / also we took a taxi. O,check
2 lt often rains in May but / and it isn't ffia variety of tenses: present simple, present
raining today. continuous, past simple, be going to

3 First we got up early, then / so we ffivocabulary for weather and travel
went to the city centre. fficonnectors: and, but, so, then, because
4 lt is going to be hot and / because
dry tomorrow.
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Glastonbury Festival is a big cultural event in Britain.
It usually takes place on the last weekend in June.There
are going to be over 700 acts this year - rock, pop and
dance music, circus, dance shows, comedy and more.
There are 132500 tickets but you mustn't wait.
The tickets go on sale in October, but they usually
sell all of them in one day.
When you go to Glastonbury, you must take a tent and
you must also take boots and coats because it often
rains!
It's sometimes windy and stormy too, so you must bring
warm clothes, but take yourT-shirts and sun cream too.This
is Britain, so you never know what the weather is going to
be like!
Read and listen. Write true or false in your notebook,

1 Glastonbury is only a music festival.

2 lt takes place in the autumn.
3 There are more than 140,000 tickets.
4 You can buy your ticket in October.
5 You must prepare for all types of weather.
Listen and repeat.
circus sell so stormy sun
o{ffi Listen and repeat.
1 lt's sometimes windy and stormy in summer.

2 ln winter you need a scarf and warm socks.
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I am going to wear jeans. I am not going to wear jeans.

You are going to wear jeans. You are not going to wear jeans.
We /You /They are going to wear jeans. He / She / lt is not going to wear jeans.
He / She / lt is going to wear jeans. We / You / They are not going to wear jeans.
Am I going to wear jeans? Yes, ! am.

Are you going to wear jeans? No, you are not.
/ it going to wear jeans?
ls he / she Yes, he/ she / it is.
Are we lyou / they going to wear jeans? No, we / you / they are not.
I / You must take sun cream. l/You must not make noise.
He/ She / lt must take sun cream. He / She / lt must not make noise.
We /You /They must take sun cream. We /You /They must not make noise.
lnviting a friend to a party

l'm going to have a barbecue tomorrow.
Do you want to come? Yes, please. Whattime does it start?
At one otlock. Great. And what time is it going to finish?
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1 ... your friends ... a beach party?
2 ... you ... that green dress?
1 scffirf 4 T-shffirt 3 ... they ... sandwiches to the beach?
2 trffiffinffirs 5 skffi rt 4 ... Danny ... with you?
3 jffickffit 5 ... it ... hot and sunny on Saturday?
Weather and seasCIRs must I mustn't
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4 You ... light fires.
1 My friends / have / a beach party.
5 You ... have a ticket.
2 I / not wear / that green dress.
3 They / not take / sandwiches to the beach.
4 Danny / dance / with me.
5 lt / be / hot and sunny I on Saturday.
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1 What .. . you ... (do) yesterday?

2 ... you ... (watch) TV last night?
bezpast simple 3 What time ... you ... (go) to bed last
Saturday?
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O or were / weren't. 4 How ... you ... (celebrate) your last
birthday?
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5 ...you ...(play) basketball Iast Monday?
the King of England.
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Edith of Wessex but they
didn't have any children. i Complete the email with the correct form
3 When Edward died, Harold became king. of be going to.
He ... Edith's brother. Su bject: Windsor Castle
4 William ll of Normandy was Edward's
I
(1)..
. (stay) with my cousin this weekend.
cousin and he... (not) happy.
On Saturday, we(2)... (visit) Windsor Castle!
5 William ... in France and he attacked It's the Queent residence but she t:1. .. (not
England.
be) at the castle. On Saturday evening,
6 Harold and his men ... (not) prepared for
we (4)..
. (have) dinner in a restaurant. On
a battle.
Sunday, I (s)... (go) on a boat with my cousin
7 The Battle of Hastings . .. on 14th
and aunt, but my uncle t6).. . (not come) with
October 1066. us. What . you . .. (do) this weekend?
'''..
I Harold was killed and William ... the new
Write soon, Haley
King of England.
Grammar check
Past simple: regular and
irregular verbs Write the correct word in your
notebook.
Complete the text with the past simple
form of the verbs in brackets. 1 l@television last night.
2 My aunt EtmlilIffillll at eight otlock.
HenryVlll (1)... (be) 3 Uftffim there a lot of narrow boats
the King of England in the 19th century?
from 1509 to 1547. 4 There@ one room in the
His favourite minister,
house.
Thomas Wolsey, (2)...
5 You must@foodforthe
(build) a magnificent
party.
palace called Hampton Court. lt (3)... (be)
6 Nocameras-youffitake
amazing!The King(a)... (not be) happy, so photos.
Wolsey tsr. . . (give) the palace to him. The
palace ror... (have) enormous kitchens.The
King o... (play) tennis, so he tsr... ([uild) a
tennis court in the palace.
rE\
flt How much do you know about transport in Britain? Do the quiz.
K9
llecrthrow is the ncrme of q fqmous British
#i troin stcriion,
lt-:, crirport,
g,; pori,
How many cctrs cne there in Britain?

{rit over 84 million
is1, crOout 67 million
S€ oround 31 million
Where does the high-speed Eurostcrr trcin go?
*l from London to Edinburgh
X1-: from London to Pcxis
# from London to Amsterdcxm

Whqt colour ore troditionql London taxis?
$ yellow
{}:: block
.*€--t green crnd white
When did the London Underground system open?

*"i 1863
lB 1eo4
+B 1926
How many people use the London
Underground system every dcry?
S] two ond a holf million people
tb ttuee ond o holf million people
iS more thcrn two cnrd o hcrif million people
D'*or.,
Watch the documentary about transport in
London and answer the questions.
1 On which types of transport can you use an

Oyster Card?
2 How much did it cost to travel on London's
first buses?
3 When did the Mayor of London introduce
public hire bikes?
Answer the questions.
1 What are avatars? 2 Where can you see avatars?
Read the interview. Who is the famous person?
' :-a{#i--*" 1.
!ffi*(
,;,'- ^".*.'JK:*.--r; Create avatars and interview a famous person. Follow the steps below.
ilqtionql Sgmbols
ffi} Read the texts and complete them with the words from the box.
Scotland sky Greg Northern lreland Poltava red, white and blue
fields Bradford Dmytro blue and yellow
Hi! My name ie (1). . . andllive in (2). . ., in Ukraine.The

flag of my counary ie (3). . . . Thesetwo colours are very
imporhanifor my nation. Olue re?resents clear@ ...
and yellow is the eymbol of the (t) . . . of wheat,.
l'm (6) . . ., I live in (7). . . in lhe cenlral ?art of Great, brit,ain.

Our nat;ional flag io (B) . . . . The flaglooks like this because it
is a combinaiion of the eymbole of England,rst ... and (10)... .
%' Match the flags (1-6) with the names of the countries (a-f ).
a) England
b) Scotland
c) the USA
d) the United Kingdom
[W'FF e) Australia
f) Northern lreland
Which flags include these elements?
stripes . stars . crosses
i Look at the flags in exercise 2. Student A describes a flag, student B guesses the country.
TheUnitedKingdoml
m
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Read the text about Ukraine and Great Britain. Then answer the questions below.
[l
a Ukraine is a big country in eastern Europe.
a Kyiv is the capital of Ukraine. Almost 3 million people live there.
a The Ukrainian currency is the hryvna.
a Ukraine has an area of 600,000 km2. lt is the second biggest country in Europe.
a The landscape of Ukraine is mainly flat and plain with many beautiful fields.
ln theWest there are the Carpathian Mountains.The highest mountain is Mount
Hoverla (Hora Hoverla) which is 2,061 m.
The United Kingdom is the official ndme of the country which consists of:
England, Scotland,Wales and Northern lreland. Great Britain is a popular
name for the UK but in fact it is the name of the island.
The capital of the country is London. About 8 million people live there.
The currency of the UK is the pound sterling - all British money has got an image
of the Queen on it!
The size of the UK is 242,495 km2.
The country is quite hilly with some low valleys.The highest mountain in the UK
is Ben Nevis in the Scottish Highlands, which is 1,345 m.
1 What are the countries of the United Kingdom?

2 What is Great Britain?
3 Which country is bigger - the United Kingdom or Ukraine?
4 Which of the two countries is mostly flat and plain?
; *L _h,U fu
Famous people of Ukraine and Great Britain
The two countries are famous for their history, traditions and beautiful Iandmarks.
They are also known for their famous people.
Read the names of the people. Choose their nationality and match them with their jobs.
Read the questions and do the quiz.
o a city
t a town
r a village
the text below with your answers. Use the words from exercise 1.
ffia"mplete
I live in ...........
It's a . ....... ;;.... .... Ukraine.
The nearest largest city to the place where I live is....
ln my area there is/are .. but there isnt's a /aren't any
When you visit my area, you can go to the..

or the
Read the text about Oksana's friend and her family. Find 5 places in her hometown.
My name's Oksana and I live with my family in Lviv. Everyone in

my family likes helping others. We also try to support our local
community.
My parents are doctors and they work in the Municipal Hospital.
After work they often visit an old people's home in our area.
They are volunteers there - they help elderly people and cure
their illnesses.
My older brother, Pavlq is 20. He studies languages at the National
University. He's a dog lover. He organises charity events at his
university to collect food for the dogs at an animal shelter.
My best friend's name is Daryna. We go to the same school.
Daryna is a nature lover and ecology is very important to her. Last
week we made homemade paper out of used paper. lt was great fun
and lloved it!
cha rity I' t I nr etil 6na ro4i il H i ctu, 6 nar o ryifranil shelter /'Jelte(r)/ npilryfl oK
cure /kj u e(r) I ewniKoByBarul support /se' pc: (r)t I nippuMyBarn
m u n i ci pa ! /mj u r' nr srp(e)l/ vryH i rlra n anaawia, volunteer /,volen't le(r)/ BonoHTep
uicururfi
Places in Oksana's city:

1 ... 2 3
5
Read the text again, and match the peopte with their activities.
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Oksana's parents Daryna and Oksana
. cure elderly people . make homemade paper . work in a hospital

. organises charity events to collect food for animals
list of voluntary activities below. Choose the activities which you can do in your town
ffi:::flJ:"
1 Glean up rubbish in the local park 2 Plant some flowers in the schoolyard
3 Make gifts for kids at the local hospital 4 Be a volunteer at a local old people's home
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5 Give books to a local library 6 Give dog or cat food to the local animal shelter i
ffi,*ork with a partner. Choose one activity from exercise 5 which you want to do together.
\F Prepare a plan for your voluntary work. Share your ideas with your classmates.
Votuntarl uorK plan

ulhat t^re v,lant to do:
Thinge wo neod:
Look at the list of holidays in Ukraine. What are their names in Ukrainian?
Match the holidays with the correct dates.
Mother's Day June 28

Constitution Day March 8
Teacher's Day December '19
St. Nicholas Day The first Sunday of October
Read the texts about some holidays in Ukraine. Choose the correct month for each holiday.
fr{ewYe*r is a wonderfultime to relax. NewYear's Day is a public holiday in Ukraine.lt is

celebrated on(I)DecemberlJanuary 1't. People send each other greetings and best wishes. I
{hristrulas fve is celebrated on (2)January/February 6th and Christmas Day on (3)January/

FebruaryTth. People decorate their Christmas trees, give each other presents, and sing Christmas
songs. They also eat traditional dishes such as borshcfr (beetroot soup), kutia (a grain dish with
poppy seeds and honey), varenyky (dumplings with cabbage and potatoes) and uzvar (a drink
made of dried apples, pears, and prunes).
Victol'y Day is celebrated on (4) 9th March/May. lt is a day to honour war

veterans and heroes. Streets and houses are decorated with balloons
and flowers. People lay flowers at the Tombs of the Unknown Soldiers.
There are many concerts and there is an evening firework show.
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24ttr AugustlSeptem'ber is:lndependence Day'in Ukraine. tt is
animportantpr-rb|icholiday;There.irealot.ofconcerts,parades,.exhibitionsandfeastswith
different dishes of national Ukrainian cuisine. ln the evenlng there' is a beautiful firework show.
The Day of Knowledge is on(6) September/October 1't. lt is the beginning of the schoolyear
for students and teachers.There is a tradition called the'first bell'which symbolises the new
school year.The day is a great celebration of knowledge and education.
bition /, eksr'brJ(e)n/ Bilcra BKa,

exhi knowledge /'nohdg/ aHaHHs
honour i'one(r)/ BuaHyBaril feast /first/ cBnrKyBaHuR, 6eurer
Tomb of the Unknown Soldier /turm ev di: An'noun 'seuld3e(r)l vorwna neei4onaoro conAara
Ask and answer about your favourite holiday.

ryW
It's Chrigtmae.
Read the text about holidays in the United Kingdom. Then read the sentences below.
Are they true or false?
lf.,,hli.ffi,ediebrates'Na*'lYe6$aiantlrujanuaiy'.O,n.t nig,ht'beff,,r, hilrgaj4 p.g.o. i;fq,r..,,',,,
parties and set fireworks off!
Valentine's Day is celebrated on 14th February. People give or send Valentine! cards to the ones
they love.They also give each other chocolates or flowers to celebrate this day of love.
Halloween is celebrated on 31't October. Children and adults enjoy Halloween

fancy dress parties.They wear costumes of witches, monsters and ghosts.
Christmas Eve in Britain is the day of preparation for Christmas Day, which is celebrated on
25th December.The day after Christmas Day is called Boxing Day (26th December). Christmas is
a big celebration in the UK! People spend time with friends and family.They give each
other presents and eat traditional Christmas food - turkey, roast potatoes, Brussels sprouts
and Christmas pudding.
1 Parties are organised to celebrate the beginning of the New Year.

2 Sending Valentine's cards is a tradition on 15th February.
3 lt's a tradition to wear a costume at Halloween.
4 Bonfire Night is celebrated in Iate autumn.
5 Christmas Eve is a day of celebration.
Find information in the texts about the same holidays in Ukraine

and the United Kingdom. Write their names and the dates when they are
celebrated in the two countries.
Go back to the texts and write the names of traditional Christmas dishes in the two countries.
Fill in the numbers of the matching photos from pages 1"14-115.
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ili f, n I n
Unit 1 grandparents /'grrn(d),peerents/ 4i4ycu ra
Countries and nationalities Kpaixra i uaqioxanuxocri 6a5ycn (pasovr)
America n lo'merlken/ a Mepil KaHeqb me lmi:/ or lmil n
Austra I ia /o'strellio/ Aecrpanin mum lm,yml MaMa
Austra I ian lo'strerlioni aBcrpaniequ parents /'pearents/ 6arurr
British l'brfir[ I 6praranequ sister /'srste(r)/ cecrpa
Canada /'krnede/ Kana4a uncle /'qk(e)ll4n4uro
Ca nadia n /ke'nerdien/ KaHaAeLlb Unit 2
China l't[atnal Kwafr Parts of the body ulacruum riaa
Ch inese /,tJar'nil zl rctarae4; arm /or(r)ml pyKa
Co om bia /ke'l,rmbie/ Konyrvr6in
I
ear /re(r)i eyxo
Co lom bi a n /ke'l,rmbienl roayrrlr6iequ eye /arl oro
Ecuador /'ekwedcl(r)/ Erea4op face /fers/ o6nuqqs
Ecu adori a n /,ekwe' dc:rien/ erea4opeqb fi nger /'frqge(r)i nanequ
F ra nce /frolns/ tDpan qin
foot lfutl crynHn
French lfrent I I QpaHqya hair /hee(r)/ Bo/roccn
Irela nd i'are(r)1end/ lpnaH4in hand /hrend/ AonoHn
lrish l' amtf I ipnaH4equ leg /leg/ Hora
Japan idSe'prenl f nouin mouth /mauO/ por
Japa nese l d3repe'ni,:zl nnoHeqb neck /nek/ u-llAfl
M exica n /*meksrkenl MeKcHKaHellb nose lteuzl uic
Mexico 1'meksrkeul MercrKa tail/terl/ xeicr
Moroccan /mo'rnken/ MapoKKaHeqb thumb l0rm/ naneqb pyKl4
Morocco ime'rokeul MapoKKo toe lteui nanerlu HorN
Portuga I /'pcr(r)tJeg(e)U I-'lopryranin tooth ltw9l zy6
P o rt u g u ese /, pr : (r)t Jts' gi'.zl no pryrafl e Llb Adjectives of physical description
Roma lru'mernie/ Pyrvryn in
n i a Il pu rurerH yr Kvr Qis ra r+r oro on Hcy
Roman ia n /ru'mernierf pyMyH blue /blur/ cnfiil
Spain /spern/ lcnaHin brown /braun/ ropvruneenVr
Spanish l'spenrfl icnaHeqb cu rly /'ksr (r)lii ryvepn ara fi
The United Kingdom lde jur,nartrd 'kr4dem/ da rk ldo:(r)k/ reNlr Hoe onocufi
BenNro6purraHin
fa i r /fea(r)1 ceirnoeoaocilfi
The United States of America /da ju:,nartrd green lgrirrl EereHmfi
,sterts ev e'merrke/ CnoayueHi LUrarr
Anltepnrm
long llnql goarvia
U kra ine /ju:'krern/ Yrpalna short ffcr(r)t/ roporrmfi
stra ig ht lstrert/ npn rvrrzrfi
U kra i n i a n ljur'krernian/ yrpalHequ
tall ltcrU eucorwil
Family Civr's
wa vy l' wervi/ xan nact vtirt
aunt isrntl rirra
brother /'brade(r)l 6par Unit 3
cou si n I'krrz(e)nl nrevr iuuvtxl nneu i n u N qn Food lxa

dad /ded1 raro apple /'ap(e)ll n6nyro
g ra ndad /' gren(d),dedl 4i4ycu bread /bredl xri6
g ra nd ma l' gran(d),rncrl 6a6yca cake /ke*l ropr, nNpir
carrot l'knratl MopKBa underground station /'ande(r)graund,stelJ(e)n/
cheese ltJi'^zl cwp crauqin Merpo
fish /frfl pw6a Landscape features Eneueurn rlaHAuaOry
ice cream /,ars 'krilm/ Mopo3trBo beach lbittfl nnnx
meat lmi',tl M'Fco forest /'forrstl nic
milk /mrlk/ Mo/toKo ice lars/ ni4
nut /nnt/ ropix island l'ailar,dl ocrpia
pasta /'prestai MaKapoHHi arpo6rt lake llerkl o3epo
potato /pe'terteu/ rapronnn mou nta i n /'mauntrnl ropa
strawbe rry I'strcrb(e)ril nonyHHUn river /'rrve(r)/ pivra
yog hu rt l'joga(r)tl fi orypr sand /srend/ nicor
Free-time activities 3anRrrs na goaeinni snow isnau/ cHir
go shopping l,geu'Jnprr3l xoAvlril no tree ltr*l AepeBo
KpaMHNl-lfix water I'wclte(r)/ eoAa
listen to music /,hs(e)n te 'mju:ztkl cnyxarw wave lwerv/ xBnnfl
My3vlKy
Unit 5
Meet friends /,milt 'frendzl sycrpivarnc+
3 Apy3flMvl Daily routines lJ-[o4enxi gaHsrrs
play football /,pler 'futbcll/ rparil y Qyr6on do homework /,dul 'heumwsl(r)kl BmKoHyBarn
read comics /,rird'komrksl qvrarA rouircm ,qoMa[uH€ 3aBAaHHtl
ride my bike l,rand mar 'barkl'izgwu aa finish school l,frnIJ 'sku:l/ aariHuyearn 3aHnrrfl
y urroni
eenocnne4i
stay up late l,ster np 'lert/ nisuo nfrrartA cnarvl get dressed /,get 'dresti orynrarwcn
surf the internet /,ssl(r)f 6il 'tnte(r)netl get up /,get 'a.p/ ecraBaril
neperafl AartA i nrep Heroei cro pi H rvt go to bed l,geu te 'bedl nnratw cnarvl
talk on the phone /,tclk on 6e 'faun/ roBopt/n4 have a shower l,hmv e 'faua(rll npuilvarm AyLU
no reaeQoHy have dinner /,hav 'dIna(r)/ o6i4arN
watch TV /,wntJ tir 'virl AtABtArtAcn reneeisop play the piano /,pleI de pi'reneul rparn Ha
Unit 4 nia s iHo
Places in town Micqn y ruicri start school /,sta:(r)t 'sku;l/ noqrHarvl 3aHflrrF
y u:roai
chem ist l'kemrstl a nrerca
ltfsr(r)tfi rleprea tidy your room l*tardi je *ru:ml npw1vtparw
ch u rch
y caolfi riunari
ci nema I'srnamel riuorearp
hotel iheu'tell rorenu
School subjects Lllrinuni npe4uern
I i bra ry l'larbreril 6i6n ioreKa
art and design 1,al(r)t on dt'zatnl urcreqrBo ra
gutafru
m useu m lmjul'zi:em1 rrlty:eil
drama l'drqrmel arcropcura uafi crepHicru
newsagent l'njurz,erdSentl raaerHNfi riocr
English /'rqghfi anrniftcura MoBa
resta u ra nt /*rest(e)rontl pecropaH
French lfrentfl QpaHr-lyabKa MoBa
school lsku:ll rrKo/ra
geog ra phy ldgir'ngrefil reo rpaQin
shoe shop /'Jul ,fnp/ Mara3ilH B3yrrn
shopping centre 1'Joprq,sente(r)/ h istory /'hrst(e)ril icropin
I CT /, arsir' t irl i H
roproBe n;nnh qeHrp Qo p rrlr a r-1i ft H o-ro r'ayH i ra r1i fi H i
sports centre I'spc:(r)ts,senta(r)l cnoprrte+ufr rexHonoril
qeHrp I iteratu re /'htrotfe(r)l n ireparypa
su pe r m a rket l' surpa(r),mox (r)krtl cyn e p Ma p Ker maths /meOsl MareMarmKa

m usic /'rnjurztk/ rr,tyaN ra lamp /lremp/ naMna
PE /,pi:'i:/ Qirrcynbrypa m i rror /'mtro(r)/ 4aeprano
science /'satans/ HayKa sofa l'saufa/ AVBaH

Unit 6 table /'terb{a)U crin
Sport Cnopr toilet l't:alatl ryaner
wa rdrobe /'wc:(r)dreub/ rap4epo6
catch /kmtfl noBvllA
da nce /dslns/ raHLlrcBarvt Household objects l-ocnogapcuri o6'errut
dive /dalvl nipuarm camera /'krem(a)re/ Qoroanapar

d ishwasher /'drJ,woJa(r)i nocy4o aufrua Marrl7lHa
hit /hil/ 6nru t
jump /dgnrnp/ crpniarn ge lfrtd3l xonoAt4n bH vl K

f ri d
la ptop /'lmp,tnpl nenron (Hoyr6yr)

kick /krk I 6nrw Hororc
lose /lu:zl n porpa BartA
microwave /'matkre,wetv/ rr,rirpoxeilnuoea niq
mp3 player /,empil'0ri: plera(r)/ mp3 nne€p
run /rnn I 6irrw
rernote control /n,meut kon'trauli nynur
score /sku(r)l MarH paxyHoK, za6waarm (u'nu)
Ancr aHqi iluoro KepyBa H Hfl
shout {auti Kpt/qaril te lephone /'telr,faun/ reaeQon
throw /Orau/ KtAAartA
toothbrush /'tu:0,brafl ay6ua l4irua
tra i n /trernl rpeHyBarvcn
washing machine /'woJlp me,Jiln/ npanbHa
walk /wrlk/ xo1tArtA MAtUilHA
win /wrnl eurpaearta Unit 8
Adjectives of opinion ilpnxuerHvtKl4 AyMKt4
Transport Tpaucnopr
amazin g /a' me ruu3l Bpaxa ioqe
bike /batki BenocvtneA
bori ng /'bclrlr3/ HyAHo
bus /bnsi aaro6yc
da n gerous /' detndSaros/ ue6eaneq uo
boat /beut/ qoBeH
d ifficu lt /'drfrk(o)ltl rnxKo car /ko:(r)/ aerouo6inu
easy l'itzilnerKo coach /kautfi nlrixvticurNfi aero6yc
exciti n g llk' salt tg/ 3axonr rctoLle lorry /'lnri/ eaF{raxiara
fun /fnnl eeceno moped /'meuped/ uone4
i nteresti ng l' lntrestl4l r-liraao
motorb i ke /'mouto(r),balk/ tuorollN rn
Unit 7 plane /plelnl nirarc
Rooms and furniture Kirunarm ra rvre6ni taxi /'treksi/ rarci
bath room /'bu:O,ru:m/ eaF{Ha rinltuara train /treln/ norql-
bedroom /'bed,rulm/ cnanuus tram /trreml rparrlraafi
dining room /'dalnlg,rutm/'r4anunn Travel flogopox
kitchen i'kltJon/ ryxHn buy souvenir /,bal su:va'nle(r)/ KynyBarvl
living room /'ltvtg ,ru:m/ eiranuHq cyeeuip
a rmcha i r /'ol(r)m,tJeo(r)/ rpicao
cl imb mountains /,klalm'maunttnz/
ni4ifrrrltarvcn y ropH
bed /bed/ aixro
explore new places irk,splc:(r) njul 'plelsez/
bookcase /'buk,kers/ rumxKoBa r.uaQa
4ocn i4xyBarv Hoai uicqn
cha i r ltJea(r)/ crinequ go surf ing /,geu 'ssl(r)frq I zainraarucn
cooker /'kuka(r)l nnwa cepQiHrona
cu pboa rd /' knba(r)d/ 6yQer have a good time /,hev a gud 'tarm/ rapHo
desk ldesk/ nmcbMoBvtfr crin npoBoATlTm qac
make friends l,merk'frendzl 3anpilflre/rrcBaril,
noToBa p v:UJyBartt
relax /rl'lreks/ ai4novNBarvr
sunbathe I'sln,berfll :acrl ararn
take photo l,terk 'fautau/ QororpaQyearra
visit museum I ,vtzrt mjur'ziteml ai4ei4yearur
vrysefi
Unit 9
Clothes OAsr
boots /bults/ qo6orm
coat /keut/ naflbro
dress /dres/ cyKHn
jacket /'d3rekrt/ ni4xar
jeans I d3i'^nzl AxtAHctA
jum per /'dgnmp e(r)l AxeM nep
scarf /sko:(rX/ urapO
sh i rt I le;(rltl copor{Ka
shorts ffcl(r)ts/ r-r:oprN
ski rt /sks:(r)tl cni4HNqn
tra i ners l'trelne(r)zl rcpoci erm
trousers I' trauze(r)zl rura H kl

T-sh i rt l'tilfe ;(rlt I Qyr6oa rca
Weather and seasons lloroga i nopu poKy

oudy lklaudil xMapHo
cl
cold lkauldl xono4Ho

dry /drar/ cyxo
hot /hot/ cneroruo
rany l'retnt/ Aot{l4rb
i
snowy /'sneuil cHixnru

stormy /'stu(r)mil uropnlruru
su n ny l'srrnil coHfl rlHo
warm /wu(r)m/ renno
wet /wet/ rvrorpo
windy /'wrndi/ eirpnHo
spring /sprrg/ BecHa
summer /'snme(r)/ airo
autumn /'utem/ ociHu
wi nter /'wrnte(r)/ srarvra
lnf initive Past simple Past participle
be lbitl were
was, lwoz, ws:(r)/ been lbi'^nl
beat lbittl beat lbi'^ti beaten /'bi:t(a)n/
become /br'k,tm/ became /br'kerm/ become /br'krr.m/
begin lbl gnl began lbl gx,nl begun lblgnnl
bite lbafil bit lbfil bitten/'brt(e)n/
break /brerki broke /braok/ broken /'breukenl
bring lbrql brought lbrcfil brought lbrt'^tl
build /brld/ builtlbtlrl buitt lbitl
buy lbatl bought lbcfil bought lbcttl
catch lkatfl caught lktJ.1 caught lkc'^tl
choose lt]'utzl chose lt[atszl chosen I'tlaaz(e)nl
come lknml came /kerm/ come lktml
cost /kost/ cost ikost/ cost /k ost/
cut /knt/ cut lkntl cut lkntl
do ld:u;l did ldtdl done ldl,r,l
draw ldr:i.l drew ldrvl drawn ldrv^nl
dream /drilm/ dreamt, dreamed dreamt, dreamed
/dremt, dri:md/ idremt, drirmdi
drink /dngk/ drank idraeqk/ drunk idrngki
drive ldrawl drove ldrauvl driven /'drrv(e)n/
eat li'^tl ate lefil eaten /'ilt(a)n/
fall lfc:dl fell lf.ell fallen i 'f r:lani
feed lfitdl fed lf edl fed lf edl
feel lfi'^ll felt lteltl felt lf elt"l
fight llafil fought lf ctl fought lf t'^tl
find lfamdl found lf aondl found lfaundl
fly lflarl f lew lflutl flown /fler-rn/
forget lfe(r| getl forgot /fe(r)'got/ forgotten /fe(r)'got(e)n/
get lgetl got lgotl got lgotl
give lgwl gave lgetvl given /'grv(e)ni
go II
tgeut went /went/ gone lgonl
grow lgraul grew lgrutl grown lgreonl
have lhav I had /hred/ had lhr;dl
hear lfue(r)l heard /hsr(r)di heard /hsr(r)di
hide lhafil hid ltudl hidden /'hrd(e)n/
hit lhrtl hit lhrtl hit lhttl
hold /heold/ held lheld/ held /held/
hurtlhsr(r)t/ hurt /hsr(r)t/ hurt /hsr(r)t/
keep /kirp/ kept lkept/ kept lkeptl
know lneul knew lnjul known lneunl
learn /ls:(r)n/ learnt, learned learnt, learned
/lc:(r)nt, [s:(r)nd/ llsr(r)nt, lsr(r)nd/
leave llill left lleftl left lleftl
lend /lend/ lent llentl Ient llentl
let lletl let lletl let lletl
lose llu'^zl lost ilost/ lost /lost/
make /merk/ made /merd/ made lmerdl
mean lmi'^nl meant lmentl meant iment/
meet lmr;,tl met lmetl met lmetl
pay lperl paid lpefil paid /perdi
put lpatl put lputl put lputl
read lri'^dl read lrcdl read lredl
ring lrryl rang lrregl rung lr,ql
run lrnnl ran lrr:nl run lrrnl
say lserl said /sed/ said lsedl
see lsitl saw /seri seen lsi;nl
sell /sell sold /seold/ sold /sauld/
send /send/ sent /sent/ sent /sent/
shine lJa:,r'l shone /Joun/ shone l[oonl
shoot l[u'^tl shot l.fntl shotlJotl
show l[eul showed l[eudl shown ljaanl
shut lIntl shut l.f ttl shut lIrrtl
sing /srll sang lsrql sung /snn/
sit lsttl sat lse,tl sat lsretl
sleep /sli:p/ slept /slept/ slept /slept/
speak /spi:k/ spoke /spaukl spoken /'speuken/
spell /speli spelt /spelti spelt /spelt/
spend /spend/ spent /spent/ spent lspent/
stand /strend/ stood /stud/ stood /stud/
steal istirl/ stole /steul/ stolen istetilen/
swim /swrm/ swam /swrem/ swum /swnm/
take lte]KJ took ltokl taken /'terken/
teach lti'^tfl taught ltt'^tl taught ltcttl
tell ltell told lteuld,l told /teuldl
think l0rr3k/ thought l}ttl thought l9t'^tl
throw l}reol threw /0rur/ thrown l0reun/
understand understood understood
/,rrnde(r)'strnd/ /,rrnde(r)'stud/ /,,rnde(r)'studi
wake lwerkl woke /weuki woken /'weukonl
wear /wea(r)/ wore lwc'^(r)l worn /wcr(r)n/
win lwnl won lw,ynl won lw,tnl
write lrafil wrote lraotl written /'rrt(a)n/

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