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1c Are there any mushrooms?
Everyday things Grammar Countable and uncountable nouns with Dialogue
Play Kim’s game some, any and no 2 1
Listen and read. Complete the
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with the class. Vocabulary Food and drink dialogue with the correct phrases.
Bring in a selection
of between 10
Vocabulary: Food and drink Tom, Kiran and Jodie are at Tom’s
and 15 everyday house.
things (or photos of 1a Recall Write food and drink words beginning with
Tom: Hi, guys. What about a
everyday things), these letters. Then check the Word bank on page
barbecue this evening?
112. Can you add any more?
as appropriate to Kiran: Great! What have we got to
apple b c e f g h
your class. Arrange eat?
i m o p r s t Tom: Well, there are some beef
them at the front of
the classroom and b 1
Extension Listen and repeat. Match the words burgers and there’s some
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to the pictures (1–15). Which words are not in the lamb, too.
cover with a cloth.
pictures? Kiran: 1 Burgers are great on a
Remove the cloth
barbecue.
and allow the Ss to 1 – mushroom
Jodie: But I don’t eat red meat. Is
study the items for there any chicken?
60 seconds. Make • beans • beef • cake • cream • lamb Tom: No, there isn’t. Sorry.
sure that all the • lettuce • melon • mushroom • nut(s) • olive Jodie: Oh, are there any beans or
• olive oil • pea(s) • peach • pear • strawberry mushrooms?
Ss can see them
• vinegar • yoghurt Tom: Er, no, there aren’t, I’m afraid.
clearly. Then cover
Kiran: And there isn’t any bread or
the display once
cheese.
more. 1 2 3
Jodie: 2 Can I make a salad?
The Ss write down Tom: Um, well, there’s some
as many of the lettuce …
items as they can 4 5 6 Kiran: But there are no tomatoes.
recall. Tom: No, but there are some
Finally, uncover strawberries.
Jodie: You can’t put strawberries in a
the display. How
salad! Honestly, Tom, 3
many of the items 7 8 9
Kiran: 4
Jodie. Let’s go shopping!
did they remember
correctly? Phrases
• Come on, • you’re hopeless!
Exercise 1a
• You’re joking! • Excellent.
Any of these: 10 11 12

apple, apple juice,

banana, biscuit,
bread, burger, 13 Comprehension
14
butter, carrot,
15 3 Choose the correct options.
cheese, chicken,
1 Tom has got for the barbecue.
chips, chocolate,
a) lamb b) chicken
coffee, cola, crisps, 2 Kiran likes .
egg, fish, fruit, a) mushrooms b) burgers
grape, honey, hot c Complete the table with the words from 3 Jodie doesn’t eat .
chocolate, hot dog, Exercise 1b. a) red meat b) chicken
ice cream, meat, 4 Jodie can use in her salad.
Fruit Vegetables Meat Dairy food Other a) strawberries b) lettuce
milk, mineral water,
melon beans beef
onion, orange,
orange juice, pasta, 16
pepper, potato, 2
rice, salt, sugar, tea,
tomato Exercise 1b Exercise 1c
2 peach 3 beans 4 yoghurt 5 lamb 6 olive oil 7 cake Fruit Vegetables Meat Dairy food Other
8 cream 9 beef 10 pear 11 vinegar 12 nuts 13 melon olive lettuce lamb cream cake
14 peas 15 olive
peach mushroom yoghurt nut(s)
Words not in the pictures: lettuce, strawberry (but
pear pea(s) olive oil
there is a picture of strawberries on the yoghurt pot)
strawberry vinegar

Exercise 2
1 Excellent. 2 You’re joking! 3 you’re hopeless!
4 Come on,
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Extension
Food and drink
Working individually
or in pairs, Ss
design and write
a menu for a
favourite meal for
themselves and
their friends. It
could be a special
meal, e.g. for a
birthday party or a
barbecue.
Monitor and
help with new
vocabulary as
necessary.
Ss then read out
and show their
menu to the class.

Grammar 6 Complete the dialogue with some, any and no. Extra
Rachel: I’m hungry. Have you got 1any food? practice
Countable and uncountable nouns
James: Do you want a sandwich? There’s 2 Page 124
with some, any and no
bread and 3 chicken.
Countable – plural Uncountable
Rachel: Is there 4 lettuce?
Affirmative MOTIVATOR 1c
James: No, but there are 5 tomatoes.
There are some beef There’s some lamb.
Rachel: OK. Are there 6 biscuits?
burgers.
James: Yes, there are 7 chocolate biscuits in
Negative the cupboard. Do you want a drink?
There aren’t any There isn’t any bread. Rachel: Yes, please. Is there 8 orange juice?
mushrooms. James: No, there’s 9 juice, but there is 10
There are no tomatoes. There’s no bread. water.
Yes/No questions
Are there any
Is there any chicken?
Listen
mushrooms?
7 1
10 Kiran and Jodie are buying things for the
barbecue. What five things do they buy? What
Note
do they forget to buy?
Uncountable nouns do not have a plural form.
1 mushrooms

4 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words

in red.
Speak
8 Imagine you are having a party for your friends.
Practice Tell the class what food and drink there is.
There’s some … and there are some …
5 Look at the food and drink words in Exercise
1b. Put C next to the countable nouns and U
next to the uncountable nouns.
Extra practice
For more practice, go to page 102.
beans C beef U

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Exercise 3 Exercise 6
1 a) 2 b) 3 a) 4 b) 2 some 3 some 4 any 5 some 6 any 7 some 8 any
Exercise 5 9 no 10 some
Countable (C): cake, lettuce, melon, mushroom, Exercise 7
nut(s), olive, pea(s), peach, pear, strawberry They buy: mushrooms, cheese, tomatoes, olives and
Uncountable (U): cream, lamb, olive oil, vinegar, cola.
yoghurt They forget to buy: bread.

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1 C Are there any mushrooms?
Vocabulary: Food and drink Phrases
1 H Look at the clues and complete the 3 19 Complete the words with one letter in
crosswords with the words from the box. each space.

1 A: Oh, no. I've got lamb, not beef.

LAMB •PEAS • CAKE •PEAR
B: Oh, Joe, y o u ' r e / ¡ o ^ e / e s s !
2 A: We need yoghurt, cream and a cake.
Across
B: o on then, let's get to the shops
2 They are vegetables.
before they cióse.
3 It's a meat. K
3 A: Quick, bring the food inside. It's raining!
Down „
B: What? You're j i !
1 It isn't dairy, but sometimes
A: No, l'm not. Look.
it's got cream on it.
4 A: We've got melons, strawberries and
2 It's a fruit.
peaches.
B: x I n . I love summer fruit.
• MELON •CREAM •BEANS • PEACH
Grammar: Countable and uncountable
Across -• nouns with some, any and no
6 It's a dairy product. 4 líl Complete the sentences with There is,

Down i There isn't, There are or There aren't.

4 It's an orange/pink 1 There are some bananas.

coloured fruit. any mushrooms.

5 They are vegetables. some olive oil.

7 It's a big yellow fruit. any vinegar.

no cream.
any peas,
2 8 3 Look at the pictures and complete the
some strawberries.
text.
no nuts.

m¡M C h o o s e t h e correct options. Sometimes

more than one answer is correct.

1 Is there [any]/ some / a beef?

2 Are there no / some / any pears?
3 There is no / some / any cake.
4 I haven't got some / any / no yoghurt.
6
I ove fruit. My favourite fruits are
5 There is some / no / any lettuce.

s . I like 7
\57 y , too. 6 There isn't no / any / some cream.
7 We've got some / any / no olive oil.
8 I want a / some / any vinegar.
 1c
6 £Hi Use the prompts to write questions. Then look Grammar summary
at the picture and write short answers.
Countable and uncountable
nouns with some, any and no.
Muir nicuive
There is some There isn't any olive
vinegar. oil.
There are some There is no olive oil.
beans. There aren't any
mushrooms.
There are no
mushrooms.
Questions Short answers
Is there any meat? Yes, there is.
No, there isn't.
Are there any nuts? Yes, there are.
No, there aren't.

Nc>-re
Usage
• ln affirmative sentences, we use some +
uncountable nouns or plural countable nouns.
There is some vinegar. There are some peas.
1 melons/on the table?
• We can a!so use a/an + singular countable
Are there anv melons on the table? noun. We can't use a/an or numbers with
Yes, there are. uncountable nouns.

2 cream/on the table? There is a melón. /

There is an olive oil. X
• ln negative sentences, we use any + noun
with a negative verb. We can also use no +
3 strawberries/on the table? noun with an affirmative verb. We don't use
any with an affirmative verb or no with a
negative verb.
There isn 't any lamb. There is no lamb.
4 olive oil/on the table? I haven 't got any peaches. Tve got no
peaches.
X
There aren't no mushrooms. X
5 nuts/on the table?
• We use any with questions.
Are there any mushrooms?
Have you got any meat?

6 meat/on the table? Form

• Countable nouns can have a singular or plural
form.
melón - melons
7 mushrooms/on the table?
• Uncountable nouns are not usually plural and
only have one form.
meat
8 vinegar/on the table?

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WORD LIST
 peel
 break
 pour
 stir
 chop
 slice
 grate
 drain
 mix
 mash
 whisk
 knead
 flatten
 squeeze
 sprinkle
 carve

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WORD LIST
 fry
 boil
 roast
 bake
 toast
 grill
 steam
 taste
 serve
 add
 blend
 crush
 clean
 open
 sift
 wash

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4a What was the date?
Draw the Ss’ Grammar Past simple of verb to be Comprehension
attention to the Past adverbial phrases
photo on page 42 Vocabulary Dates: Ordinal numbers, months and years 2 Choose the correct options.
and ask what they 1 Jodie needs information for a
know about the Dialogue school project / competition .
following: the first 2 She’s getting help from Kiran /
1 4
01 Listen and read. Complete the dialogue with the internet.
moon landing, Neil the correct phrases. 3 Kiran knows the answers
Armstrong and
because of a radio / TV
Buzz Aldrin, Apollo Jodie: Oh no! The internet isn’t working. Can you
4 PAST TIMES programme.
10 and Apollo 11. help me with this quiz? 4 July 20th 1969 is the date of Neil
Find out if any Ss Kiran: 1
What’s the question? Armstrong’s / Kiran’s mother’s
have seen the film Jodie: Who was the first man on the moon? birthday.
Kiran: That’s easy. Neil Armstrong. He was the 5 The prize is a camera / holiday.
Apollo 13, about
first and Buzz Aldrin was the second. They
the third American
were both American astronauts.
space mission to Jodie: What was the date? S ? LVE IT!
the moon in 1970. Kiran: 20th July 1969.
(The spacecraft Jodie: Wow! That’s impressive. How do you
3 How old is Kiran’s mother?
was seriously remember that?
damaged by an Kiran: There was a TV programme about it last
explosion and had week. And anyway, it’s my mother’s birthday.
to be brought back She was born on exactly the same day.
Jodie: OK. Next question. What was the name of
to Earth.) Can they
their spaceship?
tell the class about
Kiran: I’m not sure. Was it Apollo 10?
it? Jodie: Sorry, 2
Kiran: Um … let me think. No, it wasn’t. It was
Background Apollo 11, 3
Jodie: Fantastic! Now I can post the answers.
notes Kiran: What’s the prize? A trip to the moon?!
Neil Armstrong: Jodie: 4
No, it’s a camera.
An American Kiran: Can I have it? They were my answers.
astronaut (1930– Jodie: No. But you can borrow it sometimes!
2012) and the first
Phrases
person to walk on • dunno (I don’t know). • Maybe.
the moon. He was • Ha ha! • of course!
the commander of
the Apollo 11 moon
landing (1969).
Buzz Aldrin:
An American
astronaut (1930–)
and the second
person to walk on
the moon. He was
the lunar module
pilot of Apollo 11.
Apollo 10:
A manned mission
early in 1969, 42
Apollo 10 ran all 10
the tests prior to
a moon landing Exercise 1 Exercise 4
and was seen as 1 Maybe. 2 dunno. 3 of course! 4 Ha ha! The thirty-first of December, twenty fifty.
the dress rehearsal Exercise 2 The twenty-second of February, nineteen fifty-one.
for the Apollo 11 2 Kiran 3 TV 4 Kiran’s mother’s 5 camera The third of March fourteen, eighty-three.
mission. The thirteenth of August seventeen, sixty-four.
Exercise 3
The answer to this will depend on the current date. Exercises 5a and b
She was born on 20th July 1969. 2 Orlando Bloom – 13th January 1977
3 Justin Timberlake – 31st January 1981
4 Taylor Swift – 13th December 1989
5 Emma Watson – 15th April 1990
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 4a
Exercise 8
Vocabulary: Dates 6 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words 2 A: Who were The
in red. Beatles?
4 Recall Check the ordinal numbers, months
B: They were
and years in the Word bank on pages 112–113.
Then say these dates: Practice a British rock
group.
7a Write sentences with was/were and wasn’t/
3 A: Where were
22/02/1951 weren’t.
the Olympic
1 Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin were
Games in 2012?
astronauts. They weren’t sportsmen.
03/03/1483 13/08/1764
1 Neil Armstrong astronauts/
B: They were in
London.
Buzz Aldrin sportsmen 4 A: When was
Listen 2 Walt Disney director/politician the French
3 John Lennon football players/ Revolution?
5a 4
02Listen. Then, Elvis Presley singers
in pairs, put the
B: It was in 1789.
4 Shakespeare doctor/writer
celebrities in order of 5 A: What was the
5 Marie Curie scientist/musician
age. If you don’t know, Titanic?
6 Leonardo da Vinci artists/actors
guess! B: It was a ship.
Michelangelo
Justin Timberlake 6 A: Who
Emma Watson b Ask questions about the people in Exercise 7a. were George
1 Daniel Craig A: Who were Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin? Washington
Orlando Bloom B: They were astronauts. and Abraham
Taylor Swift
Lincoln?
b 4
03 Listen and write the date of birth of each Speak B: They were US
celebrity. Then check the order in Exercise 5a. 8 Make quiz questions with was/were. Then presidents.
Daniel Craig – 2nd March 1968 choose the correct answers from the box.
A: What were Voyager 2 and Luna 1? Extra
Grammar B: They were spaceships. practice
1 What/Voyager 2 and Luna 1? Page 127
Past simple of verb to be
2 Who/The Beatles?
Affirmative Negative
3 Where/the Olympic Games in 2012?
Their spaceship was It wasn’t Apollo 10. 4 When/the French Revolution? eText
Apollo 11. 5 What/the Titanic?
They were American They weren’t Russian. 6 Who/George Washington and Abraham
Video and
astronauts. Lincoln? Animation
Yes/No questions Short answers
Grammar: Past
Was he the first man on Yes, he was. • in 1789 • a British rock group simple of to be
the moon? No, he wasn’t. • in London • a ship • spaceships
and past adverbial
Were they American? Yes, they were. • US presidents
No, they weren’t. phrases
There was/were
There was a TV There wasn’t a radio Extra practice MOTIVATOR 4a
programme about it. programme about it. For more practice, go to page 105.
Were there two Yes, there were.
astronauts? No, there weren’t.
Past adverbial phrases
• yesterday
• yesterday morning/afternoon/evening
• last night/week/month/year
• last Monday/July

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Exercise 7a
2 Walt Disney was a director. He wasn’t a politician.
3 John Lennon and Elvis Presley weren’t football
players. They were singers.
4 Shakespeare wasn’t a doctor. He was a writer.
5 Marie Curie was a scientist. She wasn’t a musician.
6 Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo were artists.
They weren’t actors.
Exercise 7b
2 Who was Walt Disney? He was a director.
3 Who were John Lennon and Elvis Presley? They
were singers.
4 Who was Shakespeare? He was a writer.
5 Who was Marie Curie? She was a scientist.
6 Who were Leonardo da Vinci and Michelangelo?
They were artists.

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Diagnóstico 5to
 What was the date?
Phrases 9 30/6/2012
of
1 O Complete the words with one letter
in each space. twelve.
10 22/4/1646
1 A: What's the time?
The of
B: Dunno. I haven't got a watch.
sixteen
2 A: Can I have some more cake?
B: Of c r . Here you are.
Grammar: Past simple of verb to be
3 A: Do you want to come to the cinema
3 BU Complete the text with was, wasn't,
today?
were or weren't.
B: M e. What's on? 1
Last weekend, my parents and 1 were
4 A: l'm going to get 100% in the English
in London. Unfortunately, the weather
test. 2
very good, but it
B: H a! No one ever gets more 3
a good weekend.
than 8 0 % in Mr Blair's tests. 4
Our h o t e l in the centre of the

Vocabulary: Dates city. There 5

a lot of traffic in the
6
streets, but there any noise in
2 %jM Complete the dates in words.
7
our room. We only there for
1 15/11/1971
one night, but we in London
The fifteenth of November. nineteen
from early Saturday morning until late
seventv-one.
Sunday evening.
2 20/8/1761 9
On Saturday evening, we in a
The of .
restaurant near the river and Daniel Radcliffe
seventeen 10 11
there. He
3 12/2/2007
with some friends but, unfortunately, Emma
The of 12
Watson with him.
and seven.
4 Look at the information and write
4 5/9/1529
questions and answers.
The of
Yesterday at 9 p.m.:
fifteen
Paul - in bed
5 6/7/1950
Paul's parents - in the living room
The of
lan and Jane - at the theatre
nineteen
Craig - at his friend's house
6 31/3/1283
Sally - in her bedroom
The of
Jenny and Fiona - at a restaurant
eighty-three.
1 Paul at the cinema?
7 26/10/1418
Was Paul at the cinema? No. he wasn't. He
The of
was in bed.
fourteen
2 Paul's parents in the living room?
8 8/1/1333
The of
thirteen
 4a
3 lan and Jane at a nightclub? Grammar summary
Past simple of verb to be
Affirmative Negative
4 Craig at his friends house? I was out yesterday. I wasn't at school last
You were late this week.
morning. You weren't at my
He/She/lt w a s very nice. party.
5 Sally in the kitchen?
We/They were in the He/She/lt wasn't here.
living room. WeAThey weren't at
the cinema.
6 Jenny and Fiona at school? Questions Short answers
Was he a film star? Yes. he w a s .
No, he wasn't.
Were they late? Yes. they were.
5 y ¿ i Use the prompts to complete the No, they weren't.
dialogue. Wh- questions

A: Who's that? Where were you born?

Who w a s he with?
B: Mia Wasikowska
There was/were
A: When/born?
1

There was a competition. There wasn't a prize.

When was she born?
Were there ten teams? Yes, there were.
2
B: b o r n / o n 14/10/1989 No, there weren't.

A: Where/born?
3
Mote
Usage
4
B: b o r n / i n Canberra, Australia • We use the past simple of the verb to be to talk about
the past.
A: What/first big film?
5 / was in Italy last week.
Form
6
• We add n'tto was or were to form negatives.
B: first big film//\//ce in Wonderland
I wasn't tired.
• ln questions, we reverse the word order of the subject
A: there/any famous actors in that?
7

and the verb to be.

You were late. - Were you late?
B: V

Past adverbial phrases

Johnny Depp, Helena Bonham Cárter, Anne
We were at school yesterday morning.
Hathaway and more were in it.
He was at the cinema last night.

Grammar: Past adverbial phrases Mo+e

6 Complete the sentences with yesterday or Usage
last. • We use past adverbial phrases to say when something
happened.
1 I was out last night.
We were on holiday last month.
2 Where were you Friday? I was with my friends yesterday afternoon.
3 We were at school afternoon.
Common mistakes
4 I saw Peter evening.
They were here yesterday night. X
5 I was in Year 10 year. They were here last night. /
6 Were you at home morning?

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4b A strange thing happened.
Past simple of Grammar Past simple of regular verbs
verb to be Vocabulary Common regular verbs
Revise the past
simple of the verb
to be. Write on the
board: The Visitor
Where were you/ My name’s Kit and I live near the sea. One
evening last autumn, I walked to the beach
your parents …
and stopped near a rock to look at the waves.
yesterday morning/ Suddenly a boy of ten appeared. His clothes
last year? were wet and there was a silver bracelet with
Where was your the letter D around his wrist. He walked towards
(brother) … last me and his first words were: ‘My sister Amy is
in trouble at Rock Point. A wave pulled her into
night/last Sunday? the sea. She can’t swim very well.’ ‘Did you call
Elicit questions 999?’ I asked. ‘No, I didn’t’ he replied. ‘But you
and answers in can save her.’ ‘Can you come with me?’ I asked
open pairs. Tell Ss and hurried to my boat. But the boy didn’t
answer. Suddenly he wasn’t there. Who was he?
they can invent
Where was he? Quickly, I pushed my boat
information if they into the sea.
want to. Grammar
Exercise 1 Past simple of regular verbs
His sister’s name is Read Affirmative Negative
Amy. 1 4
04Listen and read the first part of the story. I walked to the beach. I didn’t walk to the
What is the name of the boy’s sister? village.
Exercise 2
I stopped near a rock. I didn’t stop near a tree.
2 It was autumn.
Comprehension I hurried to my boat. I didn’t hurry to my
3 The boy’s clothes house.
were wet. 2 Answer the questions. Questions Answers
4 The letter D was 1 Whose home is near the sea? What did he answer?
on the boy’s Kit’s home is near the sea. Did you call the Yes, I did.
bracelet. 2 What time of year was it? police? No I didn’t.
5 His sister Amy was 3 Whose clothes were wet?
Now make similar sentences with she, we
in the water and in 4 Where was the letter D?
and they.
5 Who was in the water and in trouble?
trouble.
6 Whose boat was it? Note
6 It was Kit’s boat.
To make an affirmative, we usually add -ed or -d to the
Exercise 3 Vocabulary: Common regular verbs infinitive.
answer, appear, ask, What do you notice about the affirmative of the verbs stop
3 4
05 Listen and repeat. Underline the verbs
and hurry?
call, hurry, pull, push, which are in the story in Exercise 1.
reply, stop, walk
4 Read the first part of the story again. Notice
Exercise 5 • answer • appear • arrive • ask • call the words in red.
arrived, asked, • carry • cry • decide • die • drop • finish
called, carried, • happen • hate • help • hurry • laugh
• listen • look • love • open • phone
Practice
cried, decided,
died, dropped,
• play • pull • push • remember • reply 5 Write the past tense forms of the verbs in
• return • save • smile • start • stay Exercise 3. Be careful with the spelling of
finished, happened, • stop • study • talk • visit • wait • walk carry, cry, drop, hurry, reply and stop.
hated, helped, • want • watch • work answered, appeared, …
hurried, laughed,
44
listened, looked,
12
loved, opened,
phoned, played,
Exercise 6 Exercise 7
pulled, pushed,
1 answered, appeared, arrived, called, carried, cried, 2 pulled 3 didn’t talk 4 carried 5 phoned 6 saved
remembered,
died, happened, hurried, listened, loved, opened, 7 smiled 8 didn’t save 9 answered 10 cried 11 died
replied, returned,
phoned, played, pulled, remembered, replied, 12 looked
saved, smiled,
returned, saved, smiled, stayed Exercise 8
started, stayed,
2 asked, dropped, finished, helped, laughed, looked, 2 A: Where did Kit stop on the beach?
stopped, studied,
pushed, stopped, talked, walked, watched, worked B: He stopped near a rock.
talked, visited,
3 decided, hated, started, studied, visited, waited, 3 A: Did the boy answer all Kit’s questions?
waited, walked,
wanted B: No, he didn’t.
wanted, watched,
worked 4 A: Did Kit walk to Rock Point?
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 4b
2 James decided
Pronunciation: -ed endings Write to take a photo.
Suddenly
6 4
06 Go to page 117. 10 Write a story, using the prompts. Write a or
the girl in the
the where necessary.
7 Complete the second part of the story with the
James visited a castle in Scotland last year. He …
picture smiled.
past simple form of the verbs. James was very
1 surprised.

W hen I 1arrived (arrive) at Rock Point,

the girl was there, but she was in
trouble. I 2 (pull) her out of the water. We
3 He hurried
outside to find his
3
(not talk) on the way back. I 4 (carry) friend Andy. He
her to the sand and she 5 (phone) her talked to Andy
parents on my phone. ‘You 6 (save) my about the girl in
life! ’ she 7 (smile). ‘I 8 (not save) your the picture. Andy
life,’ I 9 (answer). ‘It was your brother.’ ‘My James/visit castle in Scotland/last year
laughed at him.
brother?’ she 10 (cry). ‘My brother Danny He/look at/picture of girl
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(die) at Rock Point when he was ten. 4 James showed
The girl/be/beautiful but she/be/very sad
This was his bracelet. I wear it to remember Andy the picture
him.’ I 12 (look) at the bracelet on her 2
of the sad girl.
wrist. It was a silver bracelet with a D on it. Then he showed
Andy his photo of
8 Make questions about the texts in Exercises her with a smile.
1 and 7. Then, in pairs, take turns asking and Andy didn’t
answering.
laugh. He asked
1 When/this story happen? ‘Why did she
A: When did this story happen? James/decide/to take photo
Suddenly girl in picture/smile smile at you but
B: It happened one evening last autumn.
James/be/very surprised not at me?’
2 Where/Kit stop on the beach?
3 the boy/answer all Kit’s questions? 3
4 Kit/walk to Rock Point? Extension
5 How/Kit save the girl?
Past simple of
6 What/Kit look at on Amy’s wrist?
regular verbs
Give Ss 30 seconds
Speak
to look back at
9 Make statements, questions and answers in the first part of
the past simple. He/hurry/outside to find his friend Andy the story ‘The
1 A: I/listen to the radio/yesterday He/talk to Andy about girl in picture
Visitor’ in Exercise
B: What? Andy/laugh/at him
1 and remember
A: a programme about sport 4
as much as they
A: I listened to the radio yesterday.
B: What did you listen to? can. Ss then close
A: I listened to a programme about sport. their books. Write
2 A: We/play/tennis/last week prompts on the
B: Where? board for Ss to use
A: the tennis club in sentences to
3 A: Joe/walk/ten kilometres at the weekend retell the story, e.g.
B: Where? James/show/Andy picture of sad girl
Then he/show/Andy his photo of her with a smile
Kit on the beach
A: to Richmond
Andy/not laugh boy with wet
4 A: I/finish/my project last night
B: What time? He/ask/‘Why she/smile/at you but not at me?’ clothes Rock Point
A: 11 p.m. 999 Kit’s boat
5 A: I help/my grandmother/Saturday Extra practice
B: How?
A: carry/her shopping
For more practice, go to page 105.
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Animation
5 A: How did Kit save the girl? 4 A: I finished my project last night. Grammar: Past
B: He pulled her out of the water. B: What time did you finish it? simple of regular
6 A: What did Kit look at on Amy’s wrist? A: I finished it at 11 p.m. verbs
B: He looked at her bracelet. 5 A: I helped my grandmother on Saturday. Pronunciation:
Exercise 9 B: How did you help her? -ed endings
2 A: We played tennis last week. A: I carried her shopping.
B: Where did you play (tennis)? Exercise 10 MOTIVATOR 4b
A: We played at the tennis club. 1 James visited a castle in Scotland last year. He
3 A: Joe walked ten kilometres at the weekend. looked at a picture of a girl. The girl was beautiful
B: Where did he walk? but she was very sad.
A: He walked to Richmond.
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vocabulary: Common regular verbs Grammar: Past simple of regular verbs
1 IDi Complete the sentences with the w o r d s 3 0 Complete the story with the correct form
f r o m the box. of the verbs in brackets.
... •MiiÜYí It was four o'clock and
• started • asked • hated • waiked 1
Emily (want) wanted an
• smiled • iistened • arrived • played 2
ice cream. She (push)
• finished • visited
the door open
3
and (walk) in.
1 The train arrived at ten o'clock.
4
The assistant (ask)
2 I my friend for help with my
Emily what
homework.
ice cream she wanted. She
3 My sister and I to my new Justin
5
(decide) to
Bieber CD.
;/r
have chocolate and vanilla.
4 As soon as she _ at me, I was in
6
Emily (start) to
love!
eat the ice cream. There was
5 When I was young, I peas.
a man in the shop. Emily
6 The lesson at nine o'clock and
7
(look) at him
at ten.
8
and he (smile)
7 Last weekend, my grandparents.
at her.
oo

to school.
9
Suddenly, Emily (drop)
9 basketball yesterday.
the ice cream.
Complete the crossword with the correct
Oh, no! It was on the man's
verbs.
shoe!
'c R R Y
4 i t f Complete the story ending with the
correct form of the verbs from the box.

i 4 r \
• remember • phone • hurry • stay
5
• laugh • not want • talk • ask (x2)
6

1 2
The man lauahed and then the
7
assistant for two more ice creams. He and Emily
3
at the café for about an hour.
1 Can you my bag, please? It's very
4
They about their lives and their
heavy.
5
likes. E m i l y to go home, but she
2 Please question one.
6
suddenly that it was her mum's
3 Can we televisión?
1
birthday. Brad her for her phone
4 up! We're late.
8
number and then she home.
5 -*• Oh, great! I ice cream.
9
Later that evening, s h e her
5 I at this. It's really beautiful.
friend and told her all about her exciting day.
6 My parents go to work at eight o'clock and
home at 5 p.m.
7 Don't . It's not that bad.
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A: (you/play) Did you play football yesterday?
1

Past simple of regular verbs

2
B: (X) Affirmative Negative
A: Why not? l/You dropped my l/You didn't wait for
3 camera. my friends.
B : (l/stay) at home.
He/She/lt arrived at He/She/lt didn't leave
A : (You/not/reply)
4
to my text ten o'clock. early.
We/They talked for a WeAThey didn't work
yesterday.
long time. hard.
5
B: Sorry. (l/not/remember)
Questions Short answers
6
to take my phone and (l/not/look) Did you watch Yes, I did.
at it when I returned home. televisión? No, I didn't.
7
(What/you/want) ? Wh- questions

A: Nothing important. I was just bored. Where did you go last night?

6 QD Complete the dialogue. Use the correct Note

form of the verbs from the box or short answers.
Usage
• We use the past simple to talk about actions and
situations that started and finished in the past. We
often use the past simple with past time adverbials.
/ talked to her yesterday.

Form
• To form the past simple of most regular verbs, we
add -ed.
answer - answered
• To form negatives, we use didn't + infinitive
without to.
wanted - didn't want
• To form questions, we use Did + subject + infinitive
without to.
• he love • ask • he study • he decide (x2) Did you like the film?
• appear • he return • he live
Spelling rules
• When a verb ends in -e. we add -d
A: Your dad speaks great French. Did he study 1
love - loved
French at university? • When a verb ends in a consonant + y we change
the -yto an -/'and add -ed. We don't change the -y
B 2
(/) . After university,
toan -/aftera vowel.
3
in Paris for a few years. cry - cried play - played
4
it there. • When a verb ends in one vowel + one consonant,
we double the last consonant.
A: So why 5
to England?
drop - dropped
B: The headmistress of his oíd school
i :-
6
him to work there as a French ... • *;, • * -/^^MSJSwiHftw.?
7
teacher. to try it. Then, a pretty,
8
young English teacher at the
9
school and, after t h a t , to stay
there. She's now my mum, of course.
A: How romantic!
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back ❮❮❮
4c I only had a £20 note.
Common Grammar Past simple of irregular verbs
regular verbs Vocabulary Verb and noun collocations
In pairs, give Ss Function Make and respond to apologies
one minute to
write down as
many common Tom and Emma are meeting at Tower Bridge.
Tom is late.
regular verbs, in the
Tom: I’m really sorry I’m late.
infinitive and past
Emma: We said half past ten at Tower Bridge.
simple forms, as What happened?
they can remember. Tom: It’s a long story.
The pair with the Emma: Did you miss the bus?
most correct verbs Tom: Well … I left the house two hours
in both forms wins. ago. At nine fifteen! But Mum saw my
dirty breakfast things and called me
back. She was really angry. So I went
Background back, did the washing-up and ran to
Dialogue
notes the bus stop. I got there and, can you
Tower Bridge: A believe it, I didn’t have my bus pass. 1 4
Listen and read the dialogue. How long did
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I only had a £20 note and the bus Tom wait for a bus?
large suspension
driver didn’t have change. So I went
bridge which
to a shop, bought some chocolate
crosses the River Comprehension
and got change. Then I waited twenty
Thames, near the minutes for the next bus. 2 Answer true (T) or false (F).
Tower of London. Emma: Never mind. You’re here now. Can I 1 Tom didn’t leave home in time. F
The bridge was have some chocolate? 2 Tom didn’t listen to his Mum.
opened in 1894. Tom: Sorry. I ate it all on the bus. I was 3 Tom tried to buy a bus ticket from the driver.
The lower part of hungry after all that running. 4 Tom didn’t get the first bus.
Emma: Huh! What about me? I’m hungry after 5 Emma is annoyed because she wanted some
the bridge can be
all that waiting! chocolate.
raised to allow
tall boats to pass
underneath. S ? LVE IT!

Exercise 1 3 What time did Tom arrive? How late was he?
Tom waited twenty
minutes for the bus.

Exercise 2
2F3T4T5T
Exercise 3
Tom arrived at
quarter past eleven/
eleven fifteen.
He was forty-five
minutes late.

Exercise 5
leave/left, see/
saw, go/went, do/
did, run/ran, get/
got, have/had, buy/ 46
bought, eat/ate 16
Exercise 6
2 went 3 Did you Exercise 7 Extension
get 4 saw 5 didn’t (Possible answers)
Past simple of irregular verbs
have 6 didn’t take 1 Last year I went to New York. Make two sets of cards of irregular verbs, one with
7 Did you have 2 A few days ago I saw a great film. the infinitive on them (Set A), and one with the past
8 had 9 ate 10 got 3 Last week my friend bought new trainers. simple on them (Set B). Put all the cards face down
11 bought 12 left 4 This morning I left the house at seven. at the front of the class. Ask a S to pick up two cards
5 Yesterday I did my homework before supper. at random. The S should read aloud the verbs on the
6 For dinner last night we had pizza. cards. If they match, he or she keeps the cards. If
Exercise 8 they don’t match, he or she shows them to the rest of
2 lose 3 do 4 miss 5 make 6 have the class and puts them back, face down in the pile.
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Grammar Vocabulary: Verb and noun collocations
Past simple of irregular verbs 8 4
08 Listen and repeat. Then match one verb
Affirmative Negative to each sentence.
I bought some I didn’t have my bus
chocolate. pass. • do • have • lose • make • miss • tell
Yes/No questions Short answers
Did you eat all the Yes, I did. 1 I always tell the truth. I never tell lies but I often
chocolate? No, I didn’t. tell funny stories.
2 Don’t your bus pass or your money.
Adverbial phrases with ago
3 I need to my homework so I can’t the
I left the house two hours ago.
washing-up.
Now make sentences with he, we and they. 4 Hurry! We don’t want to the bus or the train.
The list of irregular verbs is on page 118. 5 I’m going to lunch. Can you the
sandwiches and the cake?
4 Read the dialogue again. Notice the words 6 Before I a party, I a shower, but I don’t
in red. dinner.

Practice
5 Write the infinitive and past forms of all the Use your English: Make and
irregular verbs in the text. respond to apologies
Infinitive Past 9 4
Listen and repeat. Then practise the
09

say said conversation in pairs.

6 Complete the dialogue with the correct form A: I’m really sorry I’m late.
of the past simple. B: What happened?
A: I got up late and missed the train.
Jodie: What 1did you do (you/do) yesterday?
B: Not again!
Emma: Tom and I 2 (go) to Tower Bridge.
Jodie: Great! 3 (you/get) an amazing view Apologise for being late
from the top of it? Sorry I’m late.
Emma: Well we 4 (see) the river and a lot of I’m very/really sorry I’m late.
boats. But I 5 (not have) my phone or Accept
camera with me so I 6 (not take) any That’s OK./That’s all right.
photos. What happened?
Jodie: Oh well. Next time maybe. Explain
Emma: What about you? 7 (you have) a good (Can you believe it,) I took the wrong bus.
time with Kiran? Respond
Jodie: No. We 8 (have) a really bad weekend. It doesn’t matter. It’s not a problem.
Kiran 9 (eat) a bad hot dog and 10 Never mind. You’re here now.
(get) really sick. Not again!
Emma: Oh no!
Jodie: And I 11 (buy) a new pair of trainers
and then I 12 (leave) them on the bus.
10 Practise similar conversations with the
prompts in the past simple. Then invent
Emma: That’s really bad.
two other conversations.
1 get/the wrong bus
Speak
2 fall off/my bike
7 Make sentences which are true for you. 3 lose/my diary with your address in it
1 Last year I/my friend (go) ... 4 leave/my mobile at home
2 A few days ago I (see) ...
3 Last week I/my friend (buy) ...
4 This morning I (leave the house at) ... Extra practice
5 Yesterday I (do my homework) ... For more practice, go to page 105.
6 For dinner last night we (have) ... 47
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A second S tries to get a matching pair in the same eText

way.
The winner is the S with the most cards when all the
Video and Animation
cards have been picked up. Use your English: Make and respond to apologies
Alternatively, especially with larger classes, this can
be played in groups of four, with each group making MOTIVATOR 4c
their own sets of cards.

Extra practice
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Grammar: Past simple of irregular verbs 3 83 Complete the dialogues with the correct
form of the words in capitals.
1 01 Complete the puzzle with the past
simple form of the verbs (1-14). 1 GO
A: Where did you go yesterday?
D
B: I to the cinema.
R
2 BUY
A: you any computer
games at the weekend?
B: Yes, I did. I three.
U
3 SEE
A: you Amy or Kathy
yesterday?
B: I Kathy at school, but I
Amy because she wasn't there.

R 4 DO

B A: What you at the

weekend?
B: I anything. I was in bed all
1 do 6 find 11 fall
weekend.
2 run 7 lose 12 write
5 GET
3 break 8 swim 13 buy
A: What you for your
4 go 9 drink 14 see
birthday?
5 get 10 drive
B: I a new bike - it's awesome!
2 WkhB Complete the text with the correct form
of the verbs in brackets. Grammar: Adverbial phrases with ago
Hi Steve, 4 WLM When did the events happen? Complete
1
How are you? l'm sorry 1 (not go) didn't go to the sentences with ago.
2
your party on Saturday. 1 (not have) 1 It's now May. My birthday was in February.
3
time. W e (go) to my grandparents' My birthday was three months ago.
4
house on Friday evening and we (not get) 2 It's now seven o'clock. We had dinner at five
back until late on Sunday. o'clock.
5
It was a quiet weekend. 1 (eat) We had dinner .
6
a lot of my grandmother's food and 1 (go) 3 It's now October. We were in Italy in August
7
shopping. 1 (buy) We were in Italy .
8
a few clothes, but 1 (not see) 4 It's now 2014. My sister left school in 2011.
anything very interesting. My sister left school .
9
S o , (you/have) a good party? 5 It's now Tuesday. We went shopping on
10
(lots of people/come) ? Saturday.
Tell me everything when I see you. We went shopping
Love
Kate.

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forward ❯❯❯
3a The best thing is the balcony.
Tell the Ss to look Grammar Comparative and superlative of adjectives
at the title of the Vocabulary House and furniture
unit, Away from
home, and the main
photos in Lessons From::
From
a to d.
Subject:
Discuss what the
photos show (a Hi Laura,
balcony looking out
3 AWAY FROM HOME Hello from sunny Cadiz! This is my third day here and my Spanish
to sea; somewhere is already better! Marta and her family live in a flat near the sea.
hot and sunny; It’s smaller than our house, but it’s more modern. There are three
bedrooms. Marta’s is the biggest and we’re both sleeping in it.
some very unusual I’m sleeping in a bed near the window. Marta’s bed is bigger than
houses; packing mine, but mine is more comfortable. The kitchen is larger than
for a holiday; ours at home, but the best thing is the balcony. There’s a table
and some chairs on it and we eat breakfast outside. The view is
enormous domes fantastic. Marta’s mum loves flowers so there are loads of plants
at the Eden Project on the balcony, too.
in Cornwall; Big Cadiz is the oldest city in Spain and it’s brilliant. It’s more exciting
than Shipley. That’s not hard – the most interesting place in
Ben in London; the
Shipley is the park!
Statue of Liberty See you next week.
and the Empire Kerry xx
State Building in PS Spanish food is fantastic! It’s tastier than English food and cheaper!
New York).

Read b 3
Extension Listen and repeat. Label
Background 02

notes 1 3
01Listen and read the email. What is the parts of the house and garden. Which
Kerry’s home town? words are not in the picture?
Cadiz: A city and
port in Andalusia Parts of the house
Comprehension
in the south west • balcony • basement • ceiling
of Spain. It is 2 Answer the questions. • chimney • fence • garden • gate
the capital of the 1 Which town is Kerry staying in? Cadiz • landing • loft • roof • stairs • steps
province of Cadiz 2 What’s her Spanish friend’s name? • study
and is the oldest 3 Does her Spanish friend live in a house or
a flat?
continuously
4 Where do they eat breakfast?
inhabited town in 1
5 What does she think of Spanish food?
Spain.
3
Shipley: A small Vocabulary: House and furniture
town near the city 6
of Bradford in West
3a Recall Complete the lists with house 2
5
and furniture words. Then check the
Yorkshire in the
Word bank on page 112.
north of England. 4
Rooms: kitchen
8
Exercise 1 Parts of a house: door 7
Fittings: bath 11
Shipley
Furniture: table 10
Exercise 2
2 Marta 3 A flat
9
4 On the balcony
5 She likes it. 32
Exercise 3a
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Rooms: bathroom,
bedroom, dining Fittings: cooker, dishwasher, fridge, shower, sink, 7 steps 8 garden 9 basement 10 gate 11 fence
room, hall, living toilet, washbasin, washing machine Words not in the picture: ceiling, study
room Furniture: armchair, bed, bookcase, carpet, CD Exercise 5a
Parts of a house: player, chair, chest of drawers, clock, computer, 2 The Shoe House is nearer the town than The Tree
downstairs, floor, cupboard, curtains, desk, DVD player, lamp, mirror, House.
garage, garden, plant, poster, shelf, sofa, television (TV), wardrobe, 3 The Tree House is smaller than The Bubble Palace.
upstairs, wall, wastepaper bin 4 The Bubble Palace is more modern than The Shoe
window Exercise 3b House.
1 chimney 2 roof 3 loft 4 balcony 5 landing 6 stairs 5 The Bubble Palace is more comfortable than The
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Extension
Grammar b Now use the words from the box to write Comparative
sentences with the superlative. and superlative
Comparative and superlative of
adjectives of adjectives
Short adjectives • good • large • old • far • unusual • bad Ask Ss to imagine
small smaller smallest that they are going
big bigger biggest to stay in one of the
tasty tastier tastiest Pronunciation: /v/ vase, /w/ wall unusual houses in
Long adjectives 6 3
03 Go to page 117. Exercises 5 and 7.
exciting more exciting most exciting They should
Irregular adjectives work in groups of
Listen
good better best three, with each
bad worse worst 7 3
04 Listen to two students talking about the
member of the
far further furthest houses in Exercise 5a. Complete the table.
group choosing
It’s smaller than our house.
Where? Good Bad one of the houses
The most interesting place is the park.
points points as their favourite.
The Shoe America unusual noisy
4 Read the email again. Notice the words in red. They have to try
House to persuade the
The Bubble others, e.g.
Practice Palace
A: I think The Tree
5a Look at the information about unusual The Tree
House is the
houses from around the world. Write House
sentences using the comparative form of the
best. It’s got a
adjective in brackets. better view than
Extra practice The Shoe House.
1 The Bubble Palace/The Tree House (view/good)
The view from The Bubble Palace is better than For more practice, go to page 104. B: But The Bubble
the view from The Tree House. Palace has got
2 The Shoe House/The Tree House (near/the the best view.
town) etc.
3 The Tree House/The Bubble Palace (small) If Ss need help
4 The Bubble Palace /The Shoe House (modern) with this, they can
5 The Bubble Palace/The Shoe House
listen again to the
(comfortable)
recording from
Exercise 7.
Monitor and
give help where
necessary.
The Bubble Palace
BUILT: 1989 Extra
NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 10
COMFORT: 9/10 practice
VIEW: Page 126
DISTANCE FROM CITY: 11 km

The Shoe House eText

BUILT: 1948
NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 3 The Tree House Video and
COMFORT: 6/10 BUILT: 2004 Animation
VIEW: NUMBER OF BEDROOMS: 4
DISTANCE FROM THE TOWN: 8 km COMFORT: 5/10 Pronunciation:
VIEW: /v/, /w/
DISTANCE FROM THE TOWN: 25 km
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Exercise 5b Exercise 7
The Bubble Palace has the best view.
Where? Good points Bad points
The Bubble Palace is the largest.
The Shoe America unusual noisy
The Shoe House is the oldest. House
The Tree House is the furthest from the town.
The France swimming expensive
(+ possible answers) Bubble pools, place
The Bubble Palace is the most unusual. Palace to keep
The Shoe House is the worst. helicopter
The Tree America balcony, quiet,
House in forest boring
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Vocabulary: House and furniture Grammar: Comparative and
superlative of adjectives
1 WÍM Label the picture with the words
from the box. 3 KB Complete the text with the correct
form of the adjectives in b r a c k e t s .
1
Our house is (oíd) older than most of my
2
friends' houses, but it is (big) ,
3
too. T h e (good) thing about
4
it is my balcony. My bedroom is the (small)
bedroom in the house, but I
love it because of the balcony.
The house has got a basement and a loft.
5
The basement is (good) than
6
the loft because it i s (clean)
7
and it is (easy) to get to.
8
T h e (bad) thing about the

• balcony • gate • feof • basement house is that it is cold in the winter. The
9
• stairs • study • landing • fence (cold) room is my bedroom. ln
• chimney the winter, I do my homework in the kitchen
10
because it is (warm) than my
1 roo! 6
bedroom.
2 7
4 lil Use the p r o m p t s to write sentences.
3 8
1 My bedroom/big/bedroom in the house
4 9
My bedroom is the biggest bedroom in the
5
house.
2 I I I Complete the words with one letter
2 It/big/my parents' room
in each space.

1 It's a room where someone works. study

3 The armchair/comfortable/chair in the
2 It's the room at the top of a house. I t
living room
3 It keeps food cold. f e
4 You can look at yourself in this.
4 It/comfortable/the sofá
m r
5 You put your clothes in this.
5 The loft/dark/the basement
w e
6 Two or three people can sit on it. s a
6 The basement/cold/the loft
7 Bedrooms are often here.
u s
7 The washing machine/useful/the
8 You cióse these in the evening and open
dishwasher
them in the morning. c s
9 ln some rooms, people have this on the
8 The/useful thing l've got is my computer
floor. c t

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