i)CONTENTS hit eliol Page 1A Im fom Mexico Grammar be: !/you/we Pronunciation Sourd and speling: mwere 4 Vocabulary Counines| 1B He’ tan Grammar be: he/she /they Pronunciation Sylabies 5 Vocabulary Nationalibes 1 Everday Enlish Useful fnguage Meeting and greeting new people __Pranunclaton Sentence siress 6 AC Shils for Waiting Reading personal patie ‘Weting skits Capita letters and ful stops 7 Witing A persona profile Reading An email about a new job LUstening A conversation with a teacher a 9 Unit2 Allabout me 2A Wea big city Grammar be: 5 /itisn',Possessive adjectives Pronunciation Sound and speling:h/andiw/ 10 Vocabulary Common adjectives 28 Doyau have a phone? Brammar Pura nouns; have /you have Pronunciation Sourd and spelling, fa and fh 14 Vocabulary Common objects 1; Numbers 1 20 Everyday English Useful language Asking for and ving personalinformaton Pronunciation Intonation in questions 2 20 Skil for Writing Reading A persona information fem Weting skills The alphabet and speling 13 iting Competing 3 personal information form Reading and listening extension Reading A bog about a city LUstening Things ona desk 1“ Review 15 ‘Unit 3 Food and arnk ‘3A Doyou like fist? Grammar Present simple: 1/you/ we /they Pronunciation Sound and speling: fl, Al and fay) 18 Vocabulary Food 1 ‘3B. | usually have dinner early Grammar Adverbs of frequency Pronunciation Sourd anc speling fax and fay) 17 Vocabulary Food 2; Time ‘30 Everyday English Useful language Ordering and paying ina cafe Pronunciation Sentence stress 18 ‘30 Skis for Wrting Reading Text messages Wting skits Contractions 19 Writing A tox message Reading and listening extension Reading An atcle about meals in Italy Listening Choose fod ina cate 20 Review 2 ‘Unity ie and my faily 4A What do you stay? Grammar Present simple: Wh questons Pronunciation Stressed wocds 2 Vocabulary Common verbs 4B She has asistr and a brother Grammar Present simple: he /she /i postive Pronunelatin Sour and spelling 8) a Vocabulary Numbers 2; Famiy and people 440. Everyday Engish Useful language Asking and taking about photos __Pranunciation Sound and spain /¥/and if 24 4G Skits for Writing Reading A photo of family in aly Wting skits Wore order 3 Witing & photo caption Reading and listening extension Reading An email about a farily stoning A conversation belween two old riends 26 Review 2 ‘Units Places ‘5A There are a few shops Grammar there i / there are: postive Pronunciation Sourd anc speling fu and ial 28 Vocabulary Places ina town ‘5B Istherea hostel in your town? Grammar there is/there are: negatwe and questions Pranunetation Sound and spelling? 2 Vocabulary Hotes ‘SC Everyday English Useful language Asking and saying where places are Pronunciation Emphasising what you say 1 30 '5C Skis for Wing Reading An email about a place Wting skills and and bur 3 Writing An email about a place Reading and listening extension Reading My set Ustening Ata tourist ooo 2 Review 3 ‘Unit 6 Work and routines A I don't work at night Grammar Present simple: he/she /itregative Pronunelation Sour and speling a! 4 Vocabulary Jobs 6B | wake up at 400, Grammar Present simple: he/she /tquestions Pronunciation Consonant clusters 38 Vocabulary Daily routine 6 Everyday English Useful language Making and accepting offers Pronunciation Emphasising what you say 2 36 6C Skilsfor Writing Reading An email about fein New York Wtng skills ecause ana a0 37 Wting An email about daly ie Reading and listening extension Reading Anatole about university ie LUstening A radio interview 38 Review 39Contents ‘Unit 7 Shopping and fashion ‘Page 7A like is mp roma tes, ase Ponape nly Voctulay Common cbjcs Pes moar 18 ReGen Bonnar Possess Revson of odes Proneion Sound ard song Vandi) 4 Vocal Gates an cola 76. 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Yecaay Gv een colons 126 Eee En Ua anggs Making an accoptig as Pil Sunda pling 60 2 12t Sis or Wing Read invtatons and eps Wig eit Paapanns ” Wing aren) anton fading nd tenng tension ‘Renting bb: “New Yer, New Me ti 4 fev 3 Vorvonv 76 * ii nee 2 snweray "1A I’M FROM MEXICO / you/ we Underline the correct words, How are you! you are? I'm! tretine, thanks. You not are/aren'tin London. We're! We'm trom Brazil Where am I/ Lan? ‘A Are you OK? B No, Inot am/ 1m not 7k Ave you a student? B Yes, fam/ I'm. 8 A Are you from China? B No, we am not /aremt Put the words in the correct order to make sentences and questions. 1 student /a/1'm Imastudent, 2 teachers / aren't / We 3 from/Im/ not / Turkey 4 OK/Are/you? 5 you/ are! How? 6 London /we/in/ Are? ® VOCABULARY Countries @ Find seven countries in the word snake. RA ce b Complete the sentences with the country names. Use the letters in brackets. Rio de Jane isin Brazil (ra bi 2) Rome and Bologna are in tilya) Telos in (najep) Manchester and London aren Guadelaarais in New Yorks in Barcelona isin Being and Shanghai are in © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /’m, we're lutenw (ecimox) (shutea) (nispad (nani) @ DEM Listen to the conversation. Complete the sentences. AHI Hakan. What are your names? B Hi carmen, © And Camila, ‘A. Nice to meet you. Are you from the USA? B No, from Spain Spanish1 B HE’S ITALIAN GU GRAMMAR be: he/ she / they ®I VOCABULARY Nationalities @ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. @ Complete the crossword puzzle. isshe theyaren’t isn't arethey are is theyare rete [+] PSH Where —are-they — from? Yes, she Is he Mexican? No, he 2 A Are they Chinese? B Yes, 3A they Walian? B No, They/re Spanish an fom Australia? B A B b Complete the conversations with is, isn’t, 5, are, aren't or ‘re. Conversation 1 A This ___Is__ my friend Maribel B Where * she from? *______ she Brazilian? A No, she # She®, from Spain Conversation 2 ¢ who Serena and Venus? z ‘volleyball players? D_ No, they They ® tennis players. they British? They ‘American. © TEA Listen and check > Across 1 You'te from the U.K. You're British 4. She's from Japan. She's, 5. He's from Australia, He's & We're from China, We're 9 Fim from tay. I'm Down 1 They're from Brazil. They're 2 You'te from Spain. You're 3 She's from Mexico. She's 6 We're fram the USA, We're 7. He's from Turkey. He's © PRONUNCIATION syllables @ ©UIEA Listen to the words in the box. Complete the table. British Australian Chinese Italian Brazilian Turkish Japanese Spanish American Mexican 2 syllables ‘syllables ‘syllables BritiohNice to meet you Ts GD USEFUL LANGUAGE Meeting and greeting new people Underline the correct words to complete the conversations. Conversation 1 (9 am) DEBBIE Good ‘morning / evening How are you today? AYLA I'm not 2bad/ fine, thanks. And 3you/ are you? DEBBIE I'm “nice/ OK, thanks. Conversation 2 (3 pm) JENNY Good ®afternoon / evening, Dean. DEAN Hi Jenny. °She/ Thisis my frend Becky. JENNY Hi Becky. How "you are/ are you? BECKY I'm good, “thank thanks you Nice %to meet meet you. b ©DEA Listen and check. © Complete the conversation with the words in the box. ‘and geod hello im is my nice thank thanks too GARLA *__Good afternoon, @__ name's Carla Watkins JAMES Hello. James Hargreaves, CARLA *_______tomeet you, James. JAMES. Nice to meet you, © CARLA Oh, Greg! This from Electric Blue Technology. GREG ’__Jammes! How are you? JAMES. I'm fine, you, °__you? GREG I'm good, d QUEA Listen and check. James Hargreaves EVERYDAY ENGLISH © PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress @ QUIEA Listen to the sentences. Which words are stressed? Tick (¥) the correct box. How ate you? How are you? tim fine thanks. im fine, thanks. So, this is your office. C1 So, this is your office. 4 2 L] Good evening! © C1 Good evening! 5 aL] im Andy and ths is Gaston. > Ey I'm Andy and this is Gaston 6 2 C1 Niceto meet you > Z] Mice to meet you1C SKILLS FOR WRITING I'm Turkish (j READING | Me and my Hi. My name's Matteo Rossi. I'm from 2 Read the text and thei, G2) Naples, in Italy, 'm a student the correct ending in London, in the UK. My teacher is for te sentences from York, in the UK. My friends trom arent from Italy or the UK. Lia is ei from China and Tamara is from Spain. » Limeur Ana and Lucas ae from Bra 2 Hesa 2 E teacher E] swaent 3 His teacheris 2 C1 Bits b CL not British. 4 His fiends 2 are froma, > Ey reno ai 5 ais / | a [Japanese | 1 b Ly chinese, 6 Tamaraisfrom a C1 Spain. b CL the usa. © WRITING SKILLS ©} WRITING Capital/fetters and full/stope: a Write a profile for you. Use Kadim’s profile to help you. @ Underline the correct words. Helo. imy/ My name's *kadin / Kodi. Turkish, / Turkish My “Friends friends are Justo and °Emma, / Enima They're! they're very nice. Just i from "Spain ! spain and "Emma, | Emma's “American. / American Hi. My name's b Correct the sentences, 1 He'sa student He's in your class. He'sa student. He's in your class, 2 Thisis diana 3. My teacher is canadian, 4 their fats in london, 5 Vm fram mexico, 6 We're japanese We're from Tokyo.Reading and listening extension READING @ Read the email and match a-d to the parts of the email 1-4. Reply Forward aD saving goodbye bE Mark's new job 1 Hi Tier, © Ey greeting 6 people in Mark's office How are you? How is Australia? bb Read the email again. Are the 2. Im ine, My new jab in Spain is good. The office isin Madrid and it’s in the sentences true (7) or false (FY? centre ofthe ey. Madrid is great 1 Trevor is in Spain. 2 Mark sin Madrid 3 min an office with thee people - Antonio, Martin and Yoko. Our office 3. Antonio is Spanish, ‘manager is Antonia. He isn't Spanish. He's from a small town in Mexico, but 4. Antonio and Valera are maried he's married to @ Spanish woman. Her name's Valeria and she's a teacher in 5 Valeria isa teacher. a language school. Martinis Australian. He's rom Brisbane, but his home 6 Martin is from Spain is Madrid now. Yoko is Japanese. She's from Osaka, She's inthe office from 7 Yoko is from Japan. 8.am to 1 pm, and she's a student at an English school inthe afterncon, 8 Yoko is at home in te afternoon, 4 Say hello to all my friends in Australia, © Write an email to a friend ‘about your new English class. Bye for now, Remember to say: © where your class is © who your teacher is and where he or she is from who the students are and where they are from Mark y)ae Review 3) GRAMMAR Correct the mistakes. 1 Cara aren't Chinese, She's American. Cara lon't Chinese, She's American. 2 & Where you are? B 'min Barcelona, Inot am a student. I'm a teacher. And who this is? B Thisis Anmet. These are my friends. They taian What your name? We not italian, We're Mexican, Where Grace is from? ® VOCABULARY Tick (¥) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes. 1 Dy they'e trom Uk. They're from the UK. 2 [She's Mexican 3 EJ He's from the Turkey. 4] She's from the USA. 5 [] We're Brasiian © Cy Are you Spainisne 7 Fim Japanese. 8 He's trom Australia © LISTENING @ QUEM Listen to the conversation. Tick () the countries you hear, Bazil =O ttaly a chine] Tukey teuk treusa ©] Japan go Spain oO b QUEM Listen again and underline the correct words. Itis morning evening. Alice and Ryan are at home / at work ‘Alice | Ryanis a new teacher. Leeds is a city in the UK/ Brazil Alice is rom Mexico /the USA Ryan's class is 1A/ 1B. Daniela is @ Spanish Braziian student. Alim and Fehim are Turkish Kalan. © Complete the conversation with your own ideas. A. Good morning B Hi. Are you new? A Yes, lam. My name's B it’s nice to meet you. I'm A Nice to meet you, too. B a B REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS Look again at Review Your Progress on p. 14 ofthe Student's Book. How well can you do these things now? 3= very well well 1 =not so well say my name and country talk about people | know meet and greet new people. Where are you from? Really?_____sance city, ojolo2A ITS ABIG CITY EJ VOCABULARY Common adjectives @ Match the marked words with the opposite adjectives a8. 1 [Fits a big viloge. a bad 2 This book is boring. b easy 3 E] Hea very good football player! interesting 4 FE Why are they happy? 4 old 5 [] This vocabulary is diticut, =e. sad 6 [J Is your computer new? 1 small 7 Gl You're right wrong b Look at the pictures and complete the adjectives. GB GRAMMAR be: it’s /it isn’t @ Underline the correct words. This is Santiago. it's f He's big city in Cle. This is my home. It'/ They'e a simall ft Evie's Australian. Ifs/ She's from Perth, The houses are new, It n't! They aren't very big, Adam is British. He's / It from Birmingham. A Is Barcelona a small city? B No, she isnt/itisn't ''m from Goreme, I's She's a town in Turkey. 8 A Are the flats in the old part of town? B Yes, they are itis. © GRAMMAR Possessive adjectives Write the correct possessive adjective. Use the pronoun in brackets to help you. 1 We'te from London, Our (we) house is very ol 2 A Whats (you) name? B I'm Celine, fm from Pars 3 Where's John? This is (ne) book 4A They're from Mexico City. PRONUNCIATION B What are (they) names? i h 5 I'm Bruno, I'm from Italy, but ____{) mother is Sound and spellin; h/ and /w fustalian @ TAM Listen to the words in the box. Which words 6 This is my friend, She's from China and have the /h/ sound? Which words have the /w/ sound? (she) name is Jia, Complete the table. where he what who his her hello when i] 7] where 102B DO YOU HAVE A PHONE? G3 GRAMMAR Plural nouns EV VOCABULARY Common objects 1 Underline the correct spellings. Look at the picture and write the words. citys / cities 1 licketes tickets watches / watchs bottle of waters / bottles of water kites / knives countries / countrys, boys / boyes babies / babys villages /villagees keys / Keyes @IGRAMMAR J have /you have oF @ _ V N @ Put the words in the correct order to complete the conversation, @ ® HESICA oh nc THO Vint sie JESSICA My bag! It's at home! © TO Otro. tron /you havea /4o? % © . of water 1 JESSICA No, | don't! TIMO Here you are. “pens / two /1/ have JESSICA Thanks, TIMO And “you /a / dictionary / do / have? JESSICA Yes, “dictionary / have /a/1 GI VOCABULARY Numbers 1 Tmo Good QUZIA Listen and write the correct numbers. JESSICA Timo, Shave /you of bottle doa water? 1 have eighty. — books Tg TT apes, pease TIMO No, | don't. Sorry. But °I/ apple /an / have ! 3 | have ______ bags. seas JESSIOA No thanks, Tino! 5 Doyouhave tickets? 6 tes of wate, pease sound /s/, /z/ or /z/? Complete the table. ©& PRONUNCIATION i Sound and spelling: /s/, /z/ and /iz/ Y V4 4 ©TZLA Listen to the words in the box. Is the final eV - ‘knives villages students newspapers. tickets books watches bottles houses bl fal knives12 2C EVERYDAY ENGLISH What's your address? GD USEFUL LANGUAGE Asking for and giving personal information @ Complete the questions. Use the letters in brackets, 1 What's your address ?(sdadres) 2. How do you that? (1s ple) 3 What's your? (onmenupberh) 4 What's your ——_—_ (sedmdaeilars) 5 What's your? (tinrsatem bb Complete the conversation with the questions in the box. How do you spell that? What's your phone number? What's your address? What's yoursumeme? ‘A What's your @ 2 Bits Miner. ae BOMILNER, ae B It. 39 Oak Street, Brighton. fi, naan, B its 07896 7421019. © LA Listen and check. Complete the conversation. ‘A What's your surname? Be Gibbins, ae do you spell that? BOGIBBINS a 4__your phone number? B 09745 833081, ‘A What's your email ®__? BY alice888@zpmail.com @ WA Listen and check. PRONUNCIATION Intonation in questions @ TAZA Listen to the questions. Does the intonation go up (A) or down (W) at the end? Tick (7) the correct box. How are you? Is ta vilage? What's your surname? What's your address? Can you spell that? What's the spelling? Are you from a big city? Is this your phone? Where are you from? What's your email address? Ooooo00o0000¥ OO0000000820 READING @ Read the information. Complete the form with the words in the box. Simmons British Office Gem Eve 745 9178 (s © WRITING SKILLS The alphabet and spelling @ Underline the letter with the different ‘sound. IAS KR 280 DF 3MNGS 4o0aquw BI KY b Correct the spellings. 1 bottel —-_bottle 2 spel 3 eesy 4 fone 5 addres 6 vilige 7 hapy 8 nashionality 9 offs 10. emale SKILLS FOR WRITING Vancouver's a great city MONTY'S BOOK COMPANY ‘OUR PEOPLE Hi, My name's Eve Simmons. I'm from the UK but I live here in Canada. Vancouver's a great city and I'm very happy here! My office is in the Gem Building in White Street I'm in Room 745 with Kadim Baydar and Sandro Alessi ur office phone number is 8969. My email address is evesim9178@travelmail.com, First name: Sumame: Nationait 2 Home address: 331 Ash Street, Apartment 2, Vancouver Phone number: (604) 555-1478 Office address: Room 4___, The Building, White Street, Vancouver *____phone number: 8969 Email address: evesim @travelmailcom © WRITING ‘a Complete the form with information about you. First name: Surname: Nationality: Home address: Phone number: Email address:Reading and listening extension READING a Read the text. Tick () the correct summary 1-4. 1 C1] Maria and Rafael are married. They are manager in Bilbao, They have a house ina village near Bilbao. 2 (C1) Maria and Rafael are married, They have a house in Bilbao, Rafal isa manager in a smal tow near Bilbao, 3 C1 Maria and Rafael have a house in Bilbao. They are receptionists in a big ofce in Bibao, 4 [1 Ratael sa receptionist in Bilbao, He is marie to Maria, They have a house ina town near Bilbao. b Read the text again. Tick (V) the correct answer. 1 Is Bilbao a smal town? a Les, itis No, isn, 2 Is Bilbao rainy? a Dre, itis Ey Noi isnt 3 Ista boring place? ‘My name is Rafael Reyes and | work in Bilbao in Spain. Bilbao fs a Les, tis a big city with 345,000 people. I's rainy here and the city has b L] No, itisn' an interesting history. I'm a receptionist in an office in the centre of Bilbao. My office is in a nice part ofthe city It's near a big park, 4 Is Rafaer’ office near an airport? a LF] ves, tis. ‘My home isnt in Bilbao, It’s in Lekettio. Lekeiti isa small town b LF) No, ttisn'. near Bilbao with about 7,000 people. It's a nice town with a park, 5 Is Leketio a big town? two supermarkets and a hotel. 'm married to Maria and we have a O1 Yes, itis. two children, b [) No, itisn't. ur house is in the centre of Lekelto, Its a small house and it's new. It fsn't near the park, butit is near one ofthe supermarkets. '™m very happy here. | have alot of friends in Lekeitio and in Bilbao, and my job isn't boring! 6s Maria and Rafael's house new? a (1) ¥es, itis b Ey No, itis, 7 Is thei house near a supermarket? a Fes, itis b Ey No, itisnt, 8 Is Rafael happy? a [1 Yes, nes b [1] No, heisn't. © Write about your home. Think about these questions: © Whereis your home? * Is your home big or small? Is it old or new? * Is your home in a small town, a city ora village? * Is your town, city or vilage interesting or boring? = * What is near your home?LISTENING ae 4 Review a LAM Listen. Complete the sentences with the 3) GRAMMAR words in the box. ‘one desk two desks three desks Correct the mistakes. 1. Speaker 1, Darren, has. 2 Speaker 2, Paula, has 1 Is this you computer? 3 Speaker 3, Jamie, has \s this your computer? 2 Ihave three watch b QHZ Listen again. Match pictures a-c to speakers _-—-3.‘They're a beautiful village. 13. 4. Belingisa big cies, 5 This is Kira and Paul and this is theyre house. 1 Dibaren 2 C1 Pau i O dare O Pawe 3 O same 6 My flats in an old part of town. They're very small 7 Where's Anna? This is she's bag 8 Where are the knifes? VOCABULARY Correct the spelling. 1 gt tickets eight tickets smal bottles of water thirten flats an intresting city twelv phones beatiful houses an old umbreta funy books ¢ QUA Listen again. What does each person have on his or her desk? Complete the table with the words in the box. apple glass of water keys bag. knife laptop _newspaper_phone umbrella Darren Paula Jamie phone ~~» REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS Look again at Review Your Progress on p. 22 ofthe Student's Book. How well can you do these things now? d Write about your desk. Use the Audioscript on p. 82 CoM ‘well 1 = not so well to help you. Think about these questions: Where is your desk? 's your desk old or new? talk about my home town. Yok ne rl talk about possessions and common objects, What is on your desk? 5 ret Stare ask for and give personal information.16 3A DO YOU LIKE FISH? &@ GRAMMAR Present simple: // you /we / they @ Underline the correct words. We fruit eat/ eat fruit every day. Do you eat! You eat bread? They no eat/ don't eat eg. A Do you ke vegetables? B No, dont! I don’t Like you! Do you like fish? 6 A Do you lke meat? B No, we don't ike / dort. 7 don’ like | no ike tice A Do you tke fruit? B Yes, | do/ like b © Listen and check. © Complete the conversation with the words in the box, do like don't youeat doyou Hhemeat don't eat DUNCAN Mmm! |'__like meat! eat meat every day! RANT Really? |?__ meat DUNCAN. Oh, you don't eat meat. Do *____ fish? RANT No, | DUNCAN © eat eggs? RANT Yes, 17__ eggs. d TEMA Listen and check. @I VOCABULARY Food 1 1 Wirite the words under the pictures meat vegetables fish milk tea cola bread rice cotfee juice eggs fruit 1 flat b Complete the crossword puzzle. Pb al F > Aeros 2 C___isa dink. I's from Brazi, Colombia and other countries, 6 Vv. are food. They're good for you, 7 Wis drink. It’s good for you. WE ‘are food from chickens, 11 C___ isa rink. It isn't very good for you! Down 1 Lots of people eat bread every day. 3 F__uce is a drink. af, is food, Its an animal in the sea. 5 M______is food from animals, BR. is food. Its from China, India and other countries 9 Lots of people drink t____ every day. © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /i:/, A/ and /ai/ @ TEMA Listen to the words in the box. What sound do the marked letters have? Complete the table. fy tea this rice milk is 1 we like Maly meat key ft ww hl (eg, be) eg, io (eg, my3B | USUALLY HAVE DINNER EARLY GB GRAMMAR Acverhs of frequency ©) VOCABULARY Time @ Underline the correct words. @ Look at the clocks and complete the times. Use the 1 We sometimes have / have sometimes eggs for breakfast. words in the box. 2 eat never! never eat biscuits at work. 3 You have usually/ usually have a sandwich for lunch 4 They have always / always have cake at the weekend, 5 | sometimes eat / eat sometimes an apple at lunchtime, 6 I have never never have dinner at 7:00. eleven half efeleck past quarter (x2) ten to b Look at the table and complete the sentences. Use always, usually, sometimes or never and the present simple of the verbs in brackets. 1 eight o'clock 1 |__never eat fish. (eat) 2 |___ lunch ina café. (eat) 31 rive for lunch. (eat) 4 |________ lunch at work. have) 5 |______ cereal for breakfast. (have) 6! inner at home. (have) ' 2 quarer_______ 6 ____toone ] eat fish x eat lunch in acafé every day eat rice for lunch on Wednesdays and Saturdays 7 quarter six have lunch at work =x 2 have cereal ‘on Mondays, Tuesdays, for breakfast Wednesdays, Thursdays and Fridays have dinner at home every day 4 —___pastone 8 ____ past one @AVOCABULARY Food 2 b ©EAAA Listen and check. @ Underline the correct words to complete the conversations. PRONUNCIATION 1 What uit do you the? Sound and spelling: /a:/ and /o:/ B Andles and sandwiches potatoes bananas. 2 A Would you ike @Bscut utter! a fizza ith @ QTEEA Listen to the words in the box. What sound your coffee? do the marked letters have? Complete the table. B No thanks AA A sandwich / pizza / tomato is a vegetable. morning afternoon half past always BANS four water class banana’ sal A 5 We have bread, butter and eggs. Good! An agg sandwich / A cake/ An apple for me, please. fol fol ‘A cheese and tomato apple/ pizza! ice cream, please (eg, ca (ea, your) Certainly morning Is this fruit juice? Yes, its cake/ orange / cheese juice. b QTE Listen and check.18 EVERYDAY ENGLISH I'd like a cup of tea, please G3 USEFUL LANGUAGE Ordering and paying in a café @ Complete the expressions with the words in the box. water sandwich coffee are course cake acupof coffee a piece of here you a glass of a cheese 6 of b Complete the conversation with the sentences in the box. No, thanks. Can | have a cup of coffee, please? OK. Thank you very much. Hollo-td tie a oece oF fruitcake please: WAITRESS. Good morning. NANCY '_Hello. Id lke a plece of frult-cake. please, WAITRESS Certainly. And to drink? NaNoy WAITRESS Of course, With milk? Nancy WAITRESS Here you are. That's £6.50, please Nancy @ WAITRESS Thank you. ¢ QTEK Listen and check. Underline the correct words to complete the conversation WAITER. Good afternoon ‘SAM Hello. '/ have / I'd like a cup of tea, please. WAITER Sure. And to “eat / drink? SAM 7 ike’ Ikea cheese sandwich, please WAITER With tomato? ‘SAM No, thanks. And */’d/ can / have some chocolate ‘cake and a glass "water / of water too, please? Of course! That's £11, please OK. Here you are /ae you Thankyou WAITER ‘SAM WAITER @ TEMA Listen and check © PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress @ QUA Listen to the phrases. Which words are stressed? Tick (7) the correct box, 2 2 Llacupofcoffee » Cy acupof coffee 3.2 Da plass of water » Ey agiass of water 4 2 La piece of cheese > C1) apiece of cheese 5 a La giass of fruit juice b Dy aglass of fut juice 6 2 Cacupoftes b Ey acupoftes 7 a C]agiass of mik > La glass of milk 8 2 [apiece of chocolate cake » La piece of chocolate cake3C GD READING Read the text messages. Are the I'm ina café sentences true (T) or false (FY? 41 Tony's with a fiend from Spain, 2 Javiers funny. 3 Evie's at work 4. Felipe and Evie are students 5 Omar likes his work 6 Renata’s at work Hi Lisa. I'm in a co with Javier. He's my new frend. He's Spanish. Ho's vory funny. Talk soon! wh Hi Misha. fm in restaurant with Felipe Hes student in my dass. We like our \ SKILLS FOR WRITING Hi Renata. I'm ot work. I's boring! new teacher very much, She's rom Sydney. Where ore you? Why aren't [Ee] ‘See you later! ‘Omar ‘you here? Talk to you soon. @IWRITING SKILLS Contractions © WRITING Write the full form of the contractions Write a text message to a friend, Think about these Lim am questions: 2 Sheisn't Where are you? 3 Hes + Are you at work? 4 We dont + Who are you with? 5 They aren't 6 is b Complete the text messages with the words in brackets. Use contractions. 1 Hi€mre, im (1 am) ina café with Julio and Marta. (They are) realy nice! See you later! 2 Hi Frida, —____(We are) at the restaurant. (You are not) here! Where are you? 3 Hi Danny. | (do not) like work! It's boring 4 HiMel. ____(We are) in Rome. tts) beautiful city! Tak latert 5 HiGreg. —_____ (1 am) at work with Robert (He is not) very happy. 6 Hiatt (am not) happy today. My teacher is boring,20 Reading and listening extension READING @ Read about meals in Italy. Underline the correct words to complete the sentences. 1 In Italy, people eat/ don't eat lot of fruit and vegetables. 2 Italians drink a lat of tea coffee. 3. They like don't like meat and fish 4 They usually have three / four meals every day. 5 Italian people have / don’t have pasta every day. 6 Fora lot of people, the big meal ofthe day isin the afternoon / evening. bb Read the text again. Are the sentences true (7) or false (FY? 1 Breaktastis at 900. 2. Maria and her family have coflee and cereal fr breakfast, 3 On werk days, Maria and her fiends have nc inthe office. 4. Atweekends, Maria has lunch with he family 5. A paninois a pizza 6 Dinneris at 830 7 They sometimes have pasta for dinner. 8 They often have cake inthe morning © Write about the meals you have every day. Think about these questions: ‘© How many meals do you have? ‘© What time do you have your meals? * What do you usually have for breakfast lunch and dinner? MEALS IN ITALY ‘My name is Maria and I'm Italian. In Italy people eat different kinds of food, We like pasta and pizza, but we donit eat them every day. We like alot of different meat and fish. And we eat alot of fruit and vegetables. In my family, we have three meals a day. Breakfast is at eight clock. We eat fit biscottate, a type of breakfast bread, and have coffee with milk Italian people usually drink alot of coffee! (On work days, my lunch is always at one olock. I never have lunch in my office. I usually have a ponino (that's a sandwich) oF a slice of pizza with my friends in a café nea the office. At the weekend, Ihave lunch at home with may family Dinner isthe big meal ofthe day for a lot of Italians. In my family, we always have dinner at half pas eight, We have rice or pasta, then fish with vegetables, We dost eat alot of meat. After dinner, we usually have fruit and coffe, but at the weekend we sometimes have cake.ae Review 3) GRAMMAR Tick (¥) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes. Do you Ike eggs? 2 Fy) tnever eat cake 3 EJ We have sometimes pizza 4 Ey They dont ike ice cream, 5D bike rut 6 Ly tot ike cheese 7 You tke meat? 8 [7] They eat usually pizza for lunch VOCABULARY Tick (7) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes, 1 Di iiike vegtables. lite vegetabes GALISTENING 2 [We neve inch at 12:45 pm, as 3 [J We eat rise for lunch every day. @ OFEMM Listen to the conversation. Tick (/) the food 4 (J Do you have an apple? and drink words you hear. 5 CL] I never eat biscits. 6 [J We have a breakfast at 7-30 am. cheese pea oO 7 [) Idon't like cake. meat icecream =O] ' Sj a og 8 [1] That sanwich is really bi! fish fruitjuice = chocolate =) water a b OTA Listen again. Tick (v7) who says the sentences, John Anna 1 I never eat cheese, v 2 Doyou like eges? 3 | ke eggs. 4 | eata lot of tomatoes. 5 | don't eat alot of chocolate. 6 | usually drink tea 7 don't ike hot drinks. 8 | always have orange juice for breakfast. © Write about food and drinks you like and don’t like. Use these expressions ~~» REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS * eat lot of © I don't drink a lot of Look again at Review Your Progress on p. 20 ofthe Student's © [never eat Book. How well can you do these things now? always orink very wel well 1 =not so well say what | eat and dink talk about food and meals order and pay ina café.4A WHAT DO YOU STUDY? &@ GRAMMAR Present simple: Wh- questions @ Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 live / where / do / you? 2 's/fat/ your where ? 3 lunch / eat / what /for/you/ do? 4 are /names / their / what? 5 do /study /where /you? 6 Start / when / she / work / does ? b Underline the correct words. What time is/are / do you go tothe gym? What languages is/ are/ do you speak? What is/ are/ do the time? When i/are/ do you meet your fiends? Where is / are do you from? Where is/ are/ do the university? When i/ are/ do you at home? What is/are / do you study? @I VOCABULARY Common verbs Tick (V) the correct words to complete the sentences, 1 You_____ spanish. a Otte EZ speak © Cimeet 2 We Japanese 2 CD meet » O study © Di work 3 |___ my frends every day. 2 Li meet o Oe © Ci work 4 We football a@Oe » C1 play cD) speak 5 |_____atan English language schoo! 2Oe » Olive © Diteach 6 We tothe gym every day aOe b C] study © Citeach b Complete the crossword puzzle. F fo F % > Across 2 They to schoo! every day. 41 English, Spanish and Turkish 5 |______ young children in a small school 6 We tennis every day Down 1 |_—_work ina factory. 31 iy friends ater schoo. 4 We English ata language school 7 You in abig house © PRONUNCIATION Stressed words @ EG Listen to the sentences and underline the stressed words, Where do you live? Do you speak French? Do you work in a factory? What do you study? Do you go to the gym? When do you have lunch?SHE HAS A SISTER AND A BROTHER @ GRAMMAR Present simpl he/she / it positive @ Underline the correct words. Pablo haves / has an international family My dad teach / teaches at the university. Julie lives /fvs ina big house. Sandro works / workes in an office My brother studys'/ studies maths. Camila plays playes the guitar. Ryan speakes / speaks Chinese My mum goes / gosto the gym every day b Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 Dean likes tennis and football. ike) 2 Mysister_______to the cinema every weekend. (go) 3 Jack Italian at university, (study) 4 Mandy —_____a sister and two brothers. (have) 5 My brother ____cola every day. (drink) 6 Mymum_—___ young children. (teach) 7 Enrique at home. (work) 8 My fiend Sonya in Berlin, (ive) @ Write the numbers in words. 51 fifty-one 27 45, 9 34 98, 6 100 ___ 72 EJ VOCABULARY Family and people @ Look at the family tree. Complete the sentences with the words in the box. brother daughter father hesband mother parents sister son wife 1 Michaelis Jane's husband — 2. Michael is Natalie's 3 Jane is Oliver's 4 Ron and Mary are Laura's. 5 Oliver is Natalie's 6 Diana is Ron's, 7” Oliver is Michael's 8 Natalie is James's 9 Laura is Diana's PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /0/ @ ©TEXA Listen and tick (V) the words that have the Ja! sound, 1 she 2 that 3 right 4 father 5 mother 6 three 7 8 9 0 the eight brother ooo0o0o0o0o000024 EVERYDAY ENGLISH This is me with my father ps .. 3 USEFUL LANGUAGE Asking and talking about photos am i \ © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /{/ and /d5/ @ Underline the correct words to complete the conversation. GATH "Can | see/ Do vou have photos of your home? AMY Yes, 2/d0/ do. CATH °Can | see / This is them? AMY Sure, “This is This my fa. GATH Who does/ Who's this? AMY My brother Harry, CATH °Great/ Is great photo! AMY Thanks. Here's another picture of my flat. CATH 7it/ Its realy nice. b WEA Listen and check. © Put the conversation in the correct order. (IUAENNY Nice picture! (JENNY They're lovely. Thank you. JENNY Do you have photos of your family? [IUENNY Can I see them? [Ey SEAN And this is me with my mum and my sister. SEAN Sure. This is my dad and my brother. (SEAN Yes, do d QLEA Listen and check. @ IXIA Listen to the words in the box. What sound do the marked letters have? Complete the table. erenge question cheap page child Japan — vegetable manager picture watch Mt Wesf (eg,, lunch (eg., large) orangeSKILLS FOR WRITING They're a happy family This is my brother Luis and his beautiful son Hugo. Hugo is six years old. They're at home in this picture. They live ina big house in Valencia, in Spain. I's a very nice house. Luis works with computers. He has an office in the city centre His wife isn't in the photo. Her name's Juliana. She's Brazilian. She teaches at the university in Valencia, She's very funny. They're a happy family! GD READING @ Read about the photo. Underline the correct answers. Hugo is xy thirty-six Luis and Hugo live in a smail/ big house. They lve in Spain / Brazil Luis works with children / computers. Luis is isn't marred. Juliana isa university feacher/ student. She fives in is from Brazil Juliana, Luis and Hugo are / aren't happy. ©IWRITING SKILLS Word order a Tick (¥) the correct sentences. We don't work tb Ly We work dont 2 a [] We have a big meal in the evening bE] We have in the evening a big meal They don't have a pencil in their bag Bi They don't have in their bag a pencil Gl We play at schoo! football 1 We play football at school 1 Hike in my coffee sugar. (Hike sugar in my coer She doesn't in London work 1 She doesn't work in London. b Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1 hls daughters / this is / my friend / with This my friend with his daughters 2 Milan fle / they /in 3 here /I/live / don't 4. Ruben and Cara / these / children / are / my 5 a/Mexico/ have / fat /small/1/ Gity in| 6 English / at / sister my / university / studies ©) WRITING @ Write a caption for a favourite photo of you with your, friends or family, Remember to give information about: © who the people are * where they are * their obs or studiesReading and listening extension GD READING a Read the email and match the zoe, Bede le cate Blac ea ‘Thanks for your email | ove the photos of your family. You have a big family! 1 2 Melbourne My fami sma ere phot fs on hoi. Se eect oren rm wth ny san, Greg, our date Lina, and cu sn, Je. My parents Tom lial cies sed ome ctsen rane ‘and Bizabetta, ae in the photo, too. My dad is American. Hes from San Franciso, a eee fan Frane'sco ‘but my mother comes from Melbourne in Australia. Greg and | live in Washington 5 Ly Jon opera ay with our hire, Greg works in an ofc an a teacher (as you know). Gregs 6 O tom f Washington paris ein Washingt, swe sehen one vo dasa eek, uty Imumand ea ein aoa We uy sete ng te sme 'b Read the email again. Complete the family tee with the names inthe box nave wo thers Dal and Jon. Theyre notin te pots, Darl an Engh teen eso Gty and nisin Jpn Jor wi, ek Ta Kako Rei Bobote Jazanes arty havea dae Her nae’ Rt We oneness thm Claire Daniel Greg Tom ‘uring the summer. Re is Te and she speaks Japanese and English very wel TTT \Wite soon and tel me more about your if in stanbul tare "Plzizavertal+? h +lftion * ft © Draw your family tree and write about the people in your family, Write about: * their names and ages * their obs or studies where they lve 7 7 = ses ‘(Ey * fe 26LISTENING @ OLGA Listen to the conversation. Put the subjects in the order you hear them, CD aholiday language lessons Ey working at university TF parents b ©EHA Listen again and underline the correct words. © Complete the conversation with your own ideas. a B a studying at a university Bob / Kerry has a job. Bob Kerry lives in London. ‘Bob/ Kerry studies at university. Bob / Kerry works in Hong Kong. Bob/ Kerry lives ina house with other students, Bob/ Kerry has language classes. Bob / Kerryis on holiday. Bob's Kertys parents lve in France, Hi, Hello, How are you? ''m fine, thanks, I'ma student at Really? What subject do you Where do you Hive in and I work. That's good. How. your parents? They're fine. They live in Really? That's great. ae Review 3) GRAMMAR Correct the mistakes. 1 Where you study? Where do you study? He work in Barcelona, She haves two brothers. What your name is? Her husband gos to work in the evening My sister studys German, Where ive you? Where you from? VOCABULARY Tick (¥) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes. teach children (our English class has six woman and two men, I speak Turkish, Gi My sister is twenty and five years old. Gi tstudy at university [Their son is thiy-three and their daugtersthiry-fve. G1 His mother is hundred years old. Gi meet interesting peoples at work. University now? an office ~~» REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS Look again at Review Your Progress on p. 38 ofthe Student's Book. How well can you do these things now? 3= very well well 1 =not so well talk about my life and ask about others talk about my fa ask and talk about photos. ojolo5 A THERE ARE A FEW SHOPS @ GRAMMAR there is / there are: positive @ Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1 here / there /'s/ school / one There's one schoo! here 2 teachers / wo /there / are 3 cars /are/ few /a the 4 a/ there /'s/ small / museum 5 are families /ten /there 6 there /old /an/'s/ hospital b ©LR Listen and check. © Complete the sentences with there's or there are, 1 There area lot of people. 2 —___a good café in the old town ‘an interesting shop on this street about 50 families, a few new houses and flats ‘a very small school 72 big houses, ‘one bank © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /u:/ and /a/ @ TEMA Listen to the words in the box. What sound do the marked letters have? Complete the table. few butter sometimes supermarket school study beautiful food love who funny mother ful i (eg., you) (eg. cup) few ©) VOCABULARY Places in a town @ Write the words under the pictures park hospital shep hotel beach café cinema school bank museum restaurant swimming poo!JB GB GRAMMAR there is / there are: negative and questions IN YOUR TOWN? @ Tick (¥) the correct words to complete the sentences. im isn't____in the room. wv LI two TVs 2 Are there any good a C restaurant inthis town? b D1) restaurants, 3 There arent ‘on the fst loo. a Clabigroom — b LJ any big rooms 4 There arerit ary —___ here. a Clearpark — b L] car parks 5 Isthere near here? a Clacaté bd LJanycatés 6 Isthere near the station? a Clabank — »L] banks b Underline the correct words to complete the conversations. Conversation 1 ‘A "There is Is there a bath in the room? B No, there *isnt/ aren't. But there *are/ isa shower. Conversation 2 A There “aren't any/ isn'ta hotels in this town. B on. A There aren't any/ There's a hostel on King Street. It's very good, B OK. Thanks. Conversation 3 B Is there Sany/ a car park for this hotel? A Yes, “there is is there. B Are there any/Is there an empty rooms on the ground floor? A No, there aren't/ isn't Sorry. There "are / isn'ta lot of ‘empty rooms on the top floor. B Oh. No thanks. ¢ @LKA Listen and check. © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /{/ @ QTM Listen and tick (V) the words that have the MV sound, 1 O bath 7 Osx 2 DD shower 8 D finish 3 Ci china 9] museum 4 Ey turkish 10 F] shop 5 Oshe 11 EJ station 6 Ose 12 cinema IS THERE A HOSTEL EJ VOCABULARY Hotels @ Complete the sentences. Use the letters in brackets 1 There's a big bath, ut there isnt any hot water. (anon 2 it's very cold. Can I have a please? (ne kia bt) 3 There’ free don't have my tablet with me. (F1iw) for my bed, here, but! 4 The 's very good and there's lots of hot water, (0rws he) 5 There’ a big. for meetings on the second joor. (9 mor) 6 Cant havea , please? | want to go to the swimming pool. (owe It) 7 Where's the car? B isin the 8 There's one small (prackra) on the bed. (wo! pli) b Complete the crossword puzzle. > Across 1 Loften sit in a__bath _ of hat water to relax. 3. There are a lot of cars in the car 4A Jason's atthe swimming poo. B Does he have his. ‘A Oh no! Its on his bed 6 A Canthavea__? B Sorry, there isnt any hot water. Down 1 A I'm cold. B Puta on the bed. 2 Doyou like watching films on cinema? 3A There are three big B Give me one for my head. 5 A Thereisn'tany —— B Oh, that’s OK. | don't need to use the internet 7 We need two atthe hotel. One for my parents and one for my brother and me, orat the (on my bed.30 oC GD USEFUL LANGUAGE Asking and saying where places are @ Complete the sentences and questions with the words in the box. its near where's there there's Where's — the hospital? 's ___a park near here? Are there any restaurants _____here? ‘one inthis street. in the next street Complete the conversation with the sentences in the box. (OK. And is there a museum near here? Oh yes! Great! Thanks for your help. Excuse sne-ean-yourhelp ene? Is there a cinema near here? 1Excus help me? Yes, of course, But there are two in the city centre No problem. (QT Listen and check Complete the conversation with the words in the box. ‘any en course for next near no sory ‘A Excuse me, "___can___ you help me? B Yes, of ‘A Ave there any hotels *__here? B Yes, there are. There's one in the street ‘A Oh, good. And are there © hostels cheap hostels? B No, I'm §___ There aren't ‘A OK. Thanks 7___your help, BS problem, @ OUI Listen and check. EVERYDAY ENGLISH Is there a supermarket near here? No, I'm sorry. There aren't any cinemas near here. Yes, there is. Its inthis street, Just over there. © PRONUNCIATION Emphasising what you say 1 @ QUGHA Listen to the sentences. Which words are stressed? Tick (/) the correct box. 1 2D] Wisa very good hotel I's @ very good hotel 2 a L]itss0 hot today! » C1 itss0 hot today 3a L Imecaly sony. > Cl] Imrealy omy 4 a L] This rooms realy nice. b EJ This room's realy nice. 5 a [J Isa very big school » C1 Its very big schoo. 6 2 D1 this Tis so a! » Cl] this TV's soo! 7 2 LJ The museum's really boring > Ol The museum’ really boring 8 0 L] The car park’ very small ET The car park’s very small.SKILLS FOR WRITING It isn’t cheap, but it’s nice oC READING @ Read the email. Are the sentences true (7) or false (F)? The hotel is near the station, Monica and Kalina don't ike the hotel Monica and Kalina like the things in their room. The hotel is expensive. The hotel has a lat of free rooms. Monica and Kalina like the hotel manager. There's a restaurant in the hotel Monica and Kalina play the guitar in the evening, WRITING SKILLS and and but @ Tick (¥) the correct ending for the sentences, 1 Hive in Rome, but speak Italian, don't speak Italian Hilara, We're at the Staton Hotel. ttisn't a big new hotel near the station — it an od station near the beach Its great! The rooms are smal, but they're very good (Our room i onthe ist floor. We have beautiful lowers in the roam and there area lot of plows and blankets onthe beds. tis't cheap, bt we're ony here for three nights. ‘There are a lot of people here. There aren't any free rooms! All the peopl re very endl andthe manager’ rie. nthe everngs, we have diner inthe Od Staton restaurant. fin th ot. The foo is ‘good and an old man plays the guitar. ‘See you soon, Monica and Katina 2 The cinema's bg, but a LJ its very al. WRITING b LD its great. 3 The high school is good and Imagine that you are at a hotel in anew town. Write a [held ike to study there. tb [he wouldn't ike to study there The café has great cakes and a C1 ithas fee wi » Ci itdoesn' have fee wi ‘There isn'ta bookshop, but aL there is brary b Ey there isn'ta library. My office nice and a C1 itisntnear my house b Cite near my house. Complete the sentences with and or but. 1 There's bath and there's a shower. 2. The room is small it's OK. 3. There's a supermarket in the next street itisn't very big 4 The city is beautitul its boring, 5 The hotel has big rooms. they're very beautiful 6 There's a café on the frst floor there's a gym on the second floor 7 W's beautiful hotel they don't have any free rooms. 8 There's a shower there isnt any hot water! ‘an email to a friend, Describe the hotel and the town.Reading and listening extension READING 4 Read the texts. Tick (V) the things you read about. 1 LJabank 2] a swimming pool 3 Dlacinema 4] a hospital 5 Ly ahotel 6 LJ acar park 7 C] amuseum 8] a park school 10 Ja supermarket 'b Read the texts again. Underline the correct words to complete the sentences, 1 Daria / Geraldo Elam lives near a supermarket, 2 Daria Geraldo! Elam doesn't have any children 3 The hospital is on Holly Road / High Street/ Clarkson Road, 4 Holly Road High Street Clarkson Road is a good place to see films. The park is near Holly Road / High Street / Clarkson Road. There's a station / museum / park near High Street. 7 Daria takes her son to the swimming poo! / jce cream shop! cinema in the summer 8 There area lat of shops/ cafés offices near Geraldo’s home, © Write about your street. Think about these questions: © What isthe name of your street? Where is your street? ‘© What is there in or near your street? * (sian interesting place to live or work? MY STREET | work in the town centre, but I live in Clarkson Road. Clarkson Road isn’t near the town centre, but itis a nice place. There are about 60 houses and there's, a school, and a shop where | buy bread every day. ‘There's also a little park near the station. It has an ice cream shop and, in summer, | sometimes take my son to the park and we have an ice cream. 2 1 DARIA I Ilive on Holly Road with my wife and daughter. It’s not a very interesting place to live, but it’s easy to get to work because | work at Holly Road Hospital. There are a lot of offices and flats in my road, but there aren’t any shops or restaurants. Itisn’t a problem. There's a big supermarket near Holly Road and there are a lot of buses to the town centre. i 2 GERALDO 2 I live and work on High Street, in the centre of town. There are a lot of different shops and cafés. here and there are two bookshops. | work in the bookshop near the museum. When I'm not at work, | sometimes go to the cinema. High Street is a good place to live. My flat is on the first floor and | sometimes sit and watch the people in the street. There is always something interesting to see.BILISTENING @ BAA Listen to Harry and a receptionist at a tourist office. Are the sentences true (7) or false (F)? 1 tis summer. 2 There are a lt of free rooms 3. Harry has alot of money. 4 Harry chooses a room atte City Hoste ©LEHA Listen again. Complete the table with the words in the box. café cheap friendly expensive free wii inearthe-beaeh small clean rooms rooms with baths TVs in rooms. free breakfast rear the station rooms with showers Hotel Casa City Hostel near the beach EEA Listen again. Underline the correct words. Harry wants a room for a viekend (week The room is for one person wo people. He wants to stay near the station F beach, Rooms atthe Hotel Casa are $140/ $160. Single rooms atthe City Hoste are $40/ $60. ‘There is a café on the ground / fst for of the City Hose There are two / three supermarkets near the hostel Harry! The receptionist phones the hostel Complete the conversation with your own ideas. RECEPTIONIST Good morning. Can |help? wisiror Hi, like a tel roor fr. nights near the RECEPTIONIST — The Grand Hotels near there. The rooms ae Review GRAMMAR Tick (¥) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes. 1 C1 There is a park here? Is there park here? There is two cinemas. [There aren't any supermarkets Ave there any cafés in this street? (No, there not. Ls there a tel near here? ves, there's 1 There not any shops here. VOCABULARY Correct the spelling. 1 ike this restarant. [ike this restaurant. Where's the scaol? Is there a swiming pool? Can | have a blankit, please? There isn't pilow on the bed. Where's the hospital? We often go to the beech, Do you have a towl? ~~» REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS cheap. ‘describe a town ae RECEPTIONIST Do you want me to phone them? visitor Yes, please. talk about hotels and hostels ask about and say where places are.34 6A | DON’T WORK AT NIGHT &@ GRAMMAR Present simple: he / she / it negative Underline the correct words. 1. Shona don'/ doesn't work in an office. 2 | don't/ doesn’twark on Wednesdays. 3 Tom doesn't meet/ meets interesting people in tis job. 4 We don't doesnt speak alot at work. 5 Mark don't doesn'tstudy Italian. He studies Spanish 6 Selena doesn't likes ike her job. 7 You don't doesn'tlive here! 8 He don't/ doesn'teat meat b Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 Moira dosen't eat cake, biscuits or ice cream. (not et) 2 You_____ young chitdren. (not / teach) 3. Anton ____ cote. (not / ike) 4 My brother ____in this house. (not / live) 5 My parents —____ (not work) 6 Elf ______to the cinema with her friends, (not / 20) 7 |___hils name. (nat / know) 8 The doctor ____ Spanish. (not / speak) VOCABULARY Jobs @ Match the words in the box with the pictures. chef doctor factory worker football player office worker receptionist shop assistant student textdriver waiter b Underline the correct words. 1 Hello, 'm Natasha, I'm the hotel assistant / receptionist. 2. A What's your brother's job? B Hes a businessman / businesswoman, I'm an IT worker player. | work with computers. I'm a taxi worker I driver. | sometimes work at night, | work in tis restaurant, I'ma teacher chef, Lionel Messi is a football assistant player. ‘A What's your sister's job? B Shea waiter / waitress [A Excuse me! Are you a shop assistant/ crv? B Yes, | am, Can I help you? ¢ QUAI Listen and check. © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /3:/ @ ©WHA Listen and tick (¥) the words that have the Fail sound, lp = 7 thirty Qo 2 here g 8 thirteen a 3 girl oO 9 fruit oO 4 word =O) 10 Turkey oO 5 pot =] 11 wrong oO 6 wok =O 12 university =| WAKE UP AT 4:00 3) GRAMMAR Present simpl he / she / it questions @ Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 your / up / husband / early / get / does ? Does your husband get up early? 2 Eduardo / work / does / where ? 3. up/does / what / Richard / wake / time ? 4 does feel / how / Ana / work J after? 5 have / home /at/ does / breakfast / Alice ? 6 what / work / do / your / sister / does fat ? b Complete the sentences with the words in the box. ‘do Rosa does she does your husband he does does-tottietive Martin get 1A Where does Lottie live? B In Australi, 28 work at night? B No, he doesn't 3. When does. home? 4 What time wake up in the morning? 5 When and Luca finish work? 6 A Does he study Spanish? B Yes, ¢ @EXA Listen and check. VOCABULARY Daily routine @ Put the daily routine in the correct order. finish work Clectup CF goto bed goto work Dy have dinner have lunch star work wake up b Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. arrive finish get go (x2) have start wake 1 |__wake up at 7:00 am and |________up at 7-15 am. 2 |___ breakfast at home. 3 |_____to work every day. 4 |___ work at 9.00 am and | work at 6:30 pm. 5 |____ home at 6:30 pm, 6 |____to bed at 11:00 pm. ¢ QW Listen and check. ©) PRONUNCIATION Consonant clusters @ ©BAA Listen and complete the words. Write two letters to make a consonant cluster. 1 Ewenty 2 ——eakfast anishEVERYDAY ENGLISH I'll come with you G3 USEFUL LANGUAGE Making and accepting offers © PRONUNCIATION Emphasising what you say 2 @ Underline the correct words to complete the conversation. DAN 'Do/ Would you like a cup of tea? EVA Yes, please. DAN And “you would would you lke a piece of cake? EVA No, OK it OK, thanks. DAN | need to go tothe shops for bread. EVA ilcan come/ come with you. DAN °That/ That's grea, thanks. And | need to make ‘some sandwiches. EVA. °1/ /i/help you. DAN Thank you, “i's /that's very kind. b @LHIA Listen and check. © Put the conversation in the correct order. MEG | need to make lunch for Jake and Cate [EJ MEB And would you tke a piece of cake? (MEG Allright. Thanks. We need pizzas. [CJ MEG Don't wor. its OK. The pizzas a the supermarket are fine MEG Thank you. That's great [MEG Would you tke a cup of coffee, Rob? [LJ ROB No, Imfine, thanks — just coffee, please ROB Hi help you. [5] ROB. | can make pizzas. | make very god pizzas! Roe Yes, please. ROB OK, I'l go to the supermarket d @LKM Listen and check. 36 @ QB Listen to the sentences. Which words are stressed? Tick (¥) the correct box. 1A I need to make dinner for eight people! B a L can help you an help you 2 A [need to go tothe supermarket, but 'm really busy. Ba Clgo. b Otte. 3A Ohne! don’ have any money with me! B a LJ can pay b Ci tcan pax 4 A I cant open this bottle of water Ba L)Meoit b Ei Mioit 5. | need to go tothe shops. Can you dive me? B a LJ Sorry, but 'm realy busy. Jim can tke you. > Sor but 'm rally busy. Jim can take you 6 A Ineed some cups. Do you have any cups? B a [1] No, | dont. can give you some glasses. No, dont. can give you some glasses6C READING @ Read the email and tick (¥) the correct answers. she likes driving Ue ner in New York is exting {havea jb in aca in Manhattan. get up at half past four the moring every day from ‘Monday to Saturday and I work fom haf past ve ntl to o'clock inthe aftemaon, There are lot of people in the café rom sbx unt nine o'clock because the breakfasts ar great! | eal Ike the breakfasts! The sandwiches are ao really good and "have lunch there every day | havea new fiend in New York. His name's Rex and he's ata drvec He often works at night and he has breakfast inthe café at haf past ve, He alnays says, "Coes and breakfast for dinner, please! Then he goes home and he goes to bed, Email me soon! Love, an 1 Where does Ivan work? a C1 inarestaurent b C]inashop inacafé 2 What time does van get up? a 1] 430am » []530am c E1630am 3 an doesn't work on aL] Mondays b Ey Saturdays: © Ey Sundays 4 What time does ivan start wor? a ()530am » ] 9.00am © £200 pm 5 Wan kes at the cae a C1 the breakfasts b Cl the sandwiches © EL] the breakfasts and the sandwiches 6 Rex goes othe café at 5:30 am because he 2 Calvary stats work at 6:00 am » EJoten finishes work in the morning © C] monks at the café SKILLS FOR WRITING She's a taxi driver because @IWRITING SKILLS because and also Correct the mistakes. 1 Dinas tox ver. Because she thes ding 2 They have breakfast at school. They have also lunch at school 3 [study business at university. | also am a waiter. 4 She gets up early. She goes also to bed early. 5 He'sa teacher because he gets up early 6 She sometimes works at night. Because she's a doctor. b Complete the sentences with also or because. 1 There's a museum in my home town. There's —also___a cinema, 2 She speaks Turkish her mum's from Turkey. 3 I play football.|____ play tennis 4 He goes to bed at 8am. he works at night 5 My parents have a cat they love animals, 6 Ihave black hair. My brother has black hair. ©} WRITING @ Write an email about the daily routine of one of your, friends or a member of your family. Use the email in exercise 1 to help you.Wa errr TMS CU @ READING bb Read the article again. Are the sentences true (7) or false (Fr? a Read the magazine article. Complete the sentences 1 Claucia studies in her home country with the words in the box. 2 Claudia kes her course 3. Her classes start at & am. at night inthe afternoon in the evening 4 She doesn't go home i the afternoon, inthe morning at the weekend 5 She has dinner at home, 6 She goes to work after dinner. 1 Claudia sees her friends 7. She finishes work at 11:30 2. She has classes at the university 8 She warks all weekend 3: She goes to the university brary 4 From Monday to Friday, she goes to work. Write a short description of your day. Think about 5. She works until 1:30 —____ these questions: + What time do you get up and go to bed? + What do you do in the moming, afternoon and evening? When do you see your friends? Demet Cun un uC’ Pee cee) Pees RC EL Ben ee etme oad ere isg Preciercs C laudia, 23 We aska student. I'ma student in New York, but m from Barcelona. | love my course, but New York is expensive, so | ‘work in a cinema in the evenings and on Saturdays. My day usually starts at 7:45 am when | get up and have breakfast. Then I go to my classes at the University. They start at 9:00 am and finish at 12:30 pm. There aren't any classes in the aftemoon so. | study in the university library. | have something to eat in the student restaurant and I walk to the ‘cinema, My working hours are 6:00 pm to 11:30 pm from Monday to Friday, and 1:30 pm to 11:30 pm ‘on Saturdays. Sunday is my free day and I play tennis or go to a museum with my friends.3) GRAMMAR Correct the mistakes. 1. Lee doesn't works on Mondays. Lee doesn’t work on Mondays. 2 Does he speaks English? 3. When Anna arrives home? 4. Pedra like fish? 5 Seb not plays tennis. 6 A Does Becky live here? B Yes, she lives, 7 Ak Does Russell have a computer? B No, he not. & Where she lives? ® VOCABULARY Tick (¥) the sentences that are correct. Correct the mistakes. © LISTENING 1 [Z] take up at 6:30 am. = te et up at 6:30 am, @ QE Listen to the interview. Underline the correct 3 EJ She's 2 aver tax. Sanaa 4 Ey Ihave a lunch at work 5 CJ He's a businesman, 1. lan Baker is Scotsh / Engh 2 He isa factory worker | businessman. fe fbel She secs! ‘ eo 7 L'a receptionist 3 lanis single marred. Ae eee 4 Ian and Rita have a factory in Aberdcen / Glasgow: 5 Eighty Ninety people workin the factory 6 Their customers are in Europe | Asia and South America, b @LRA Listen again and underline the correct words. 1 lan and Rita have domt have a computer factory in Scattand, The factory makes / doesn’t make computers for hospitals, lan works / doesn't work about 12 hours a day. lan sits/ doesn't sit in his office every day. lan meets / doesn’t meet the people who use his computers. 6 Ian and Rita have don't have customers in the UK. 7 an speaks/ doesn't speak a foreign language. & Rita goes / doesn’? go to South America with lan. © Complete the conversation with your own ideas. INTERVIEWER Welcome tothe show. This week, we're talking to people wi live and work in do you live? be eer aS » REVIEW YOUR PROGRESS INTERVIEWER And wat do you do? Look again at Review Your Progress on p. 54 ofthe Student's GUEST 'm a(n) —____. Book. How well can you do these things now? INTERVIEWER = And do you visit places for work? talk about people's jobs. INTERVIEWER = Thanks very much for talking to us today. make and accept offers.40 7A ILIKE THIS LAMP GB GRAMMAR this, that, these, those @ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. “this that_these those ©: : : | 1 Do you like flowers? — Do you lke flowers? b QDI Listen and check. © Complete the sentences with this, that, these or those. Remember near = here (near me) and far= there (not near me) 1 ——That__ picture's interesting, (far) 2 plates are nice. (neat) 3 ike chair. (near) 4. How much is, guitar? (fan 5 Like shop. (neat) 6 bags are beautiful. (far) 7 I don't lke lamp. (ar) 8 How much are speakers? (near) GAVOCABULARY Common objects 2 @ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. book glass eleck ball guitar picture plant plate speakers suitcase 1 What time ist? There isn'ta__clock in this room. 2 Cant havea {or this pizza, please? 3. Would you lke a of water? 4 | have a lot of clothes, but this bag's very small. I need a big. 5 Ihavea great ‘of my family. Do you want to see it? 6 This is my English It’s called Empower. 7 Stafano teaches music to children, He often takes his to school for music lessons, & My new car stereo has great The sound is really good! 9 What's that inthe garden? Its flowers are very nice, 10. We want to play football, but we dont have a 7h emt 3 Id tke car. 4 | want ©) VOCABULARY Prices a Tick (¥) the correct words. 1 This glass is €10.50 @ C1 teneuros and tity » WZ teneurosfity © Ly one hundred and five euros 2 This football is £30, 2 C1 thirty pound b Ey thiteen pounds © F] thity pounds 3 That guitar is $123.99 2 CJ one hundred and ninety-nine dollars El one hundred and twenty-nine dolars ninety-nine © Cone hundred and nine-wenty dolar nine-ninety 4. That picture is €24.75, @ (1 twenty-four euros seventy-five E1 forty-two euros seventy-five © Ey] seventy-five eures and twenty-four 5. Those cups are £9.50. a Cy ninety-five pounds bE] nine pounds tity © T7 five pounds ninety 6 These plants are $3.89, 2 Ly] three dollars eighty-nine » El thvee dolar eighty-nine © Ey three of dollars eighty-nine b OTDAA Listen and check. ©} PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /b/, /p/, /g/ and /k/ @ QUE Listen to the words. Write the missing letters. 1 ball 5 late 9 -up 2 suitase 6 bam 10 Sant 3 lass 7 iter aoa 8 00.] B IT’S GREG’S T-SHIRT GRAMMAR Possessive ’s; Revision of adverbs b Complete the crossword puzzle. Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. ‘Add an apostrophe (°) where needed. There may be more than one possible answer. 1 bag fits / Kates, It’s Kate's bag 2 Peters /they'e/ jeans 3 brown / fiends / jacket / is / my 4 the / are / new / boys / trousers 5 I hat / never / wear/ a 6 clothes /1/ my / sisters / sometimes / wear b QUWEA Listen and check. © Complete the sentences with the names and nouns in brackets and the possessive ‘s. 1 Thisis___Anna’s__ T-shirt. (Anna) 2 Where's __phone? (Mehmet) 3 Vike —__ new house. (Juan and Laura) 4 Thats________ computer. (the girls) 5 What's ________phone number? (Preeda) 6 Ike shoes. ithe children) @I VOCABULARY Clothes and colours @ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. black blue brown green grey red white yellow Older people often have gray hair. Chocolate is usually Bananas are —____ Milk is Strawberries are Grass is —__ Atiger is orange and Ona sunny day, the sky is > Aeros 2 The opposite of ‘dark 5 ___+-white = pink 6 Its dificult to walk in these ! They're very big! 9 These are usually blue, You wear them on your legs. They ‘come from the USA, Down 1 Iwear __glassies to read a book or use the computer. 3 You wear on your legs. 4 Eggs are white and 7 Men wear this to work. They wear it on their body. 8 Old photos are and white © PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: /{/ and /d3/ @ QUEAA Listen to the words in the box. What sound do the marked letters have? Complete the table. jeans large fashion shoes international Japanese vegetables shirt Germany sugar village _ shop at hiss (eg., she) (eg. change)7T C EVERYDAY ENGLISH Can | help you? GU USEFUL LANGUAGE Going shopping © Put the conversation in the correct order. ee ___Eshor assistant thank you. @ Complete the conversations with the sentences in ‘SHOP ASSISTANT Can | help you? the box, [J SHOP ASSISTANT Certainly. That's £16, please. [E] Shop assistaNT They're £4 each, Here's your receipt. [5] swoP ASSISTANT OK, here you are. Can I look around? 1 SHOP ASSISTANT Of course. Enter your PIN, please Enter your PIN: please OK, here's your receipt. Would you 1d like that Tshirt, please lke a bag? How much are these bags? [CUSTOMER OK, Id ike four white plates, please, — (customer Can | use a card to pay? ay AD Thats £52.95 jplense: ( customer Thank you very much. B Can | use a card to pay? [customer No, dorit worry A Yes, Enver your PIN please, 7} cusTomeR Yes, how much are these white plates? 2 A Can |help you? B d QUAM Listen and check. A Of course. BR B Thanks © PRONUNCIATION Connected speech a B They're £35 each 4 OGAA Listen to the sentences. What are the extra 5A sounds? Tick (¥) the correct box. B Certainly. Here you are. Wi | bh b OGAA Listen and check. 1 Here you_are. v 2 Is itblue_or green? 3 Three apples, please. 4 fre you OK? | 5 She_only wears white . i. 6 These cups are for me_and you. : 7 He_always wears black. 8 There are two_ empty bags.16 Good prices! GD READING FOR SALE @ Read the messages in the table 1-6. prices. SKILLS FOR WRITING Old books, photos, magazines and newspapers. Very interesting! Good FOR SALE Beautiful 1960s plates, cups, bowls and glasses. Not expensive! Which advertisement A-D is each message about? Tick (¥) the correct box. FOR SALE Bed, tables and chairs. | also have some great lamps and pictures for sale. FOR SALE ad Men's trousers, shirts, jackets and coats, Very good condition! | also have shoes, umbrellas and watches for sale. 1 You have an online advertisement for mer’s clothes, Do you also sell women’s clothes? v 2 I saw your online advertisement for a bed. I'd like to buy it 3 I saw your advertisement, You have some interesting things for sale. How much is the watch? Is told or new? 4. | saw your ad for things you want to sell. I'd lke to see a photo of the bowls, please, 5 | have a few questions about the things in your ad. Are the photos in colaur or black and white? Do you have any magazines in other languages? How old are the newspapers? 6 | saw your advertisement and | need four chairs for my flat. How many do you have? How old are they? ® WRITING SKILLS Commas, exclamation marks and question marks @ Tick (¥) the correct ending for the sentences, 1 How much is the a Ciplant, —b C) plant plant? 2 Good 2 Ciptices, b Ciptices! C1 prices? 3. Hats forsale: we have 2 [red white green blue and yellow b Ey] red, white, green, biue, and yellow, © Ered, white, green, blue and yellow. 4 Cant pay a CJ oniine 5 Beautiful 2 [] bags, and shoes, b 1] bags and shoes © Ey bags! and shoes! 6 Va tke to buy 2 Ca picture, a bow, a lamp and a book » Ea picture, a bow, @ lamp and a book? © C1] a picture, a bow a lamp and a book 7 How ois aD » Ow e Ow 8 Werneed some 2 C1 cups, plates and glasses > cups plates and glasses. © Fy cups, plates, and glasses? b Dlonline: © Donline? b Add commas, exclamation marks or question marks to the sentences, 1 How old are you How old are you? 2 You'te a grandmother 3 Ihave a sandwich a drink and a banana, 4 These shoes are very expensive 5 Whereis the station| 6 Satoko Carolina and Beto are in my class ©} WRITING @ Write a reply to this advertisement. You have a new home and you need furniture, a TV and a computer. FURNITURE FOR SALE! We have chairs, tables, clocks and technology items for sale. Good condition! Contact Jack ply to this ad Hi Jack, Thanks,UNIT 7 Reading and listening extension a 4G READING Read the article and match topics a-d to paragraphs 14. a [What | wear when I'm not at work b ©] where | buy my clothes cE] What | wear for special occasions 6D My work clothes Read the article again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? 1. Martin's uniform is blue. The police officers’ yellow jackets are useful Martins friends lke fashionable clothes, His favourite colour is brown, He has an expensive sult for special events He usually wears a dark grey shirt for special events. HAM is in the shopping mall Luciana’s favourite shop isthe same as Martin's. I don't have to worry about my work clothes. I'ma police officer and Ihave a uniform. Ilike the uniform. We wear a dark blue jacket, dark blue trousers and a white shirt. We also have big yellow police jackets to wear when we're outside in the street. These jackets are very useful because people can see that we are police officers. I'm not very interested in fashion, My wife Luciana says that my clothes are boring, but most of my friends’ clothes are the same as Choose someone you know. Write a description of their clothes. Think about these questions: * What clothes do they wear at different times of the day and different days ofthe week? ‘What are their favourite colours? * Where do they buy their clothes? by Martin Lopez mine! When I'm not at work, I like to wear comfortable clothes, for example, jeans and a Tshirt or a jumper. I don't really have a favourite colour, but I try not to wear dark blue because it's the colour of my uniform. My favourite item of clothing is my old brown jacket. I don't have many expensive clothes, but sometimes I go to special events, for example, when friends get married and I need to wear something nice. Ihave a suit by the designer Tom Ford. It has dark grey trousers and a matching jacket. Iusually wear this with a white shirt and tie. Lusually go shopping with Luciana. We both like to go to the shopping mall in the centre of town. It has a lot of shops and it's easy to find things. My favourite shop there is H&M. The clothes in H&M are usually comfortable and they aren't very expensive. Tbuy all my clothes there, but Luciana’s favourite shop is Urban Outtitters.