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Oxford Grammar for Schools 3 Student Book

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All units Reading and writing 2 Read the text and write the missing words. Look and read. Choose the correct words and Write one word on each line. write them on the lines. above below ever last lot apples balloons carrots feathers future many so when walked walking iron history potatoes present roof sky The Kalka-Shimla Hill Railway ÿ They're orange.They grow under the ground, carrofs Have you ever been on a really amazing 1 It's already happened. It can't happen again. train ride? Ihave. Iwent on the Kalka-Shimla _Hill Railway 1 2 You have to cook them if you want to eat Iwas visiting family _in India with my parents 2 _them. year. _3 It hasn't happened yet. The train leaves Kalka station at 656 m 4 It's above us.We can see it but we can't 3_ sea level. It climbs 1420 m to touch it. - Shimla station, high up in the mountains. 5 It's happening now. _ 6 It's made of metal. It makes clothes flat and There are a 4_ of tunnels and bridges _it makes them look smart. on the way. One thing surprised me.We saw 7 They're light. You might find them on the local people 5_ on the railway track. _ground. Birds have them. That doesn't seem safe to me. 8 They're round.They're made of rubber.You 5 The tennis racket is against the picnic basket. _fill them with air or gas. 6 The ball is smaller than the picnic basket. Look at the picture and read.Write 'yes' or 'no'. ÿ The woman's eating, no _1 The grey cloud looks like a hand. 2 The man has already caught some fish. 3 There aren't any boats, cars or planes. 7 The boy in the redT-shirt is the youngest person _4 The baby is crying noisily. in the picture. - 150 All units

4 What does Amy say to Robert? Match 1-5 with Read the article. Choose the right words and write them on the lines. a-h.You don't have to use all the letters. Emperor Penguins ÿ Ob Where do Emperor Penguins live? O No, they're chocolate truffles. Emperor Penguins live in_ Antarctica, —i Q O Ididn't buy them. Imade them. at the South Pole. 1_ spend the entire 20 — winter on the open ice. No other animals PiImixed warm chocolate with cream. do this. 3D- Q Of course. Go ahead. _2 big are Emperor Penguins? AO — _Emperor Penguins are about 115 cm high. They are the 3 kind of penguin in the CH They're good, aren't they? world. SO — *_ is the íife cycie of fmperor Penguins? a How long do you have to cook them? b Arc those chocolate cakes? c That tastes delicious! d How did you make them? e Yes, they're better than chocolate cakes! f May Ihave that little truffle? g Do you like making cakes? h Were they expensive? Read the letter and write the missing words. Write one word on each line. VI _5_ winter the female Emperor Penguin lays one egg. She 6 the egg with the male, then goes away for two months to find Dear Brian, food. A strong wind makes the temperature _7_ to about -50°C, but under the male penguin's body the egg is nice and 8 You've heard abou+ plans -for a Incredibly, the male penguin doesn't eat -trip +o +he jungle, Aaven'f nou? I'm 9_ food at this time. After two months 1_ +o ¿-tuck) some ver\\j unusual the female returns 10_ looks after the bu++erflies, and I+hinK ¡+'11 be ver\\j chick.The male goes away to find food. in+eres+ing Km) on at _2 Suz.\\j -fell \\)0u abou+ her 1 It He They 2 What How Who 3a_dven+ures in +he jungle las+ >ÿear? and 3 big bigger biggest had a lo+ of difficulties 4 What How When 5 At On Every ?,o+ ill, +oo 4_ v/orr\\j abou+ me 6 leaves 's leaving left be -fine I've go+ a good guide and 7 fall falling to fall I've been +o +ha+ jungle +hree +imes 8 warmly warm warmest K5_/ow, Imus+egvoenans+dapr+aecKd m\\j bags I packing! 9 any some many Richard 10 so and because Revision 9 151

Listening O10 © R15.4 Listen and tick / the correct picture. ÿ Where have Isabel and her dad been? 7 O R15.1 Listen and draw lines. Jenny Angie Martin ÿÿGeorge 1 What did they buy? 2 Where should Isabel put the box? Polly William o R15.2 Listen and write. 3 What will Isabel's dad use this afternoon? NEW ART GALLERY ÿ When did it open? Iasf_ month _1 What kind of art? _ art 4 What's Isabel going to do before lunch? 2 Where is it? the post office _3 Price _ for Student Card holders 4 Closed 5 take photos- OK? _ 9 O R15.3 What sports do the people in Anna's 5 Which is Isabel's lunch? ©family do? Listen and write the sport. () ÿ Anna's dad running 1 Anna's brother _ 2 Anna _ 3 Anna's sister 4 Anna's aunt 5 Anna's grandma 152 All units

Speaking Work in pairs. Look at the pictures. Can you find 10 differences? ÿ In Picture 1there are two tables bet A in Picture 2 there are six table?. J Picture 1 Picture 2 MOBILE GAMES , f=~a 1GAMES 1 PHONtS CLUB ü1 u ' CLUB Look at the pictures and tell the story. The boy Went to Europe's biggest music festival in 2020 and there Were balloon? With ... Revision 9 153

iSStBffííSníSBuBfít Unit 13, student A Unit 3 Imperatives Articles and quantifiers 8 Student B is at the station. Give him or her Look at the pictures on page 16 for two directions to these places. minutes, then answer the questions below. the café the lake the museum ÿ How many jars of water are there? G_ 1 It's a mystery tour, so don't tell student B _1 How many pots of paint are there? where he or she is going. Use these phrases. 2 Are there six tubs of glitter? _ Go ... / Don't go ... Turn left/right ... ...Take the first/second left/right _3 How many tubes of glue are there? _4 How many pieces of paper are there? 2 Now you are at the station. Listen to student B's _5 Are there seven bags of clay? directions. Where does he or she take you? 6 How many bottles of ink are there? _ Unit 24 7 Are there two rolls of brown paper? - Question tags 14 The ten errors on page 136 are: _8 How many sticks of charcoal are there? 1 Sunflowers are yellow or orange, not blue. Unit 10 2 Camels have one or two humps, not three. 3 Oranges contain lots of vitamin C, not Past continuous vitamin A. Look at the picture for two minutes, then 4 7x7 = 49. flWsW iteqti§§timenpagi§§. 5 Beef comes from cows, not sheep. Lamb comes from sheep. 6 The capital of Venezuela is Caracas, not Buenos Aires. Buenos Aires is the capital of Argentina. 7 H20 is water, not carbon dioxide. Carbon dioxide is CO?. 8 Butterflies don't make honey; bees do. 9 People first landed on the moon in the 1960s. 10 Spain won the football World Cup in 2010. 154 Extra information

Unit 18, student A Unit 23, team B Adjectives Question words 1 Talk about the pictures with student B. Are 16 General knowledge quiz. Play the quiz. they the same or different? Write S or D. Team B Picture 1 D Picture 5 1 Prepare quiz questions from the information. Picture 2 Picture 6 2 Answer questions from team A. 3 Ask team A your quiz questions. 4 The team with the most correct answers wins. Jhow old ¡5\" the Eiffel ToWer? I Ithink it's 1(oO years old. JNo, it's 250 years old! The EiffelTower The EiffelTower is around 130 years old. It's 300 metres high. 1 100/ 130/ 160 years old? how old is the Eiffel Tower f 2 100/ 200/ 300 metres high? Picture 3 Picture 7 Male peacock, tail feather j .u Male peacocks have around 200 tail feathers. Each tail m feather is about 150 cm long. 3 200/ 300/ 400 tail feathers? 4 the tail feathers: 75 cm / 150 cm / 175 cm long? Picture 4 Picture 8 Picture 1is a picture A The human brain The human brain is a Jof a Srr)Q I) block Aoy. pinkish-brown colour. The average adult human brain weighs about 1.5 kilos. 5 pinkish-brown / greyish-white / greyish-pink colour? 6 about 1 / 1.5/2 kilos? f Tine dog in my picture is Small I bet it's White. That's different. Extra information 155

Unit 18, student B Revision 5, student B Adjectives Speaking 4 Talk about the pictures with student A. Are 6 Work in pairs. Student B look at the information they the same or different? Write S or D. below. Student A turn to page 114.Complete _Picture 5 the table. Ask your partner questions to get the Picture 1 D information you need. Use the prompts. The smallest bird s'-0\\T( \\v in the world The 5ee Name hummingbirA Bigger than a bee? Picture 2 Picture 6 Bigger than a large spider? Colour Male bird or female bird bigger? How often / male sit on the eggs? Picture 3 Picture 7 MdJ® in fcjldnj The biggest flower The Rofflesia in the world yes Picture 4 Picture 8 Name yes Heavier than a red, brown and white one-year-old child? horrible Bigger than a large hardly ever bicycle wheel? Colour Smell How often / it / produce a flower? Picture 1is a picture \\ What's the smallest bird in the WorIA? The l)ee HummingbirA. of a Small block Aog. J JWhat's the biggest -flower in the WoriA? f The Aog in my picture is Small but it's white. That's different The Rafflesi 156 Extra information

Revision 7, student B Unit 13, student B Speaking Imperatives 10 Student A is at the station. Give him or her Work in pairs. Student A look at the information below and student B turn to page 138. directions to these places. Complete the table. Ask your partner questions to get the information you need. Use the the swimming pool the tower the beach shop prompts. Go ... / Don't go ... Turn left / right ... Busto city centre Take the first / second left / right ... bus stop / it leave from long / the journey much / a single ticket cost often / the bus time / next bus where / buy a ticket? Train to city centre platform / it leave from number 7 long / the journey 20 minutes much / a single ticket cost six pounds often / the train every 15minutes time /next train 2.30 where / buy a ticket? at the ticket office What bus stop does the bus to \\ Jthe city centre leave from? Number nine. -i What platform ¿oes the train to the city centre leave from? Number seven. J Extra information 157

Word list Word Unit comfortable 7,19, 20 forest 9,21 a few 11,12,19, 22 a little (adj, det) comic 3 forget (v) 11,13 after 9,12 ago 22 competition 6 friendly 18, 20 22 air cook (n) 8 front 21 9, 25 already cotton 5, 18 full 24 angry 19 anything could (v) 14, 24 fun (adj, n) 7,12, 20 anywhere 5, 7,19, 26 arrive 26 cross (v) 13 future 12,15, 23 artist 13 cry (v) 5, 8, 9, 10, 11,23, 26 gate 13 11 astronaut cut (v) 7, 11, 12, 26 get off 10 1 aunt 6 dance (v) 5,6, 9,14,19,25 get on 10 20 away 10 dangerous 12, 18, 20,25 get to 23, 26 bark (v) 7 22 dark 10, 18,21 glass (adj) 5, 7, 18,21,24,25,26 before 9 begin 13,16,21 date (n) 22 glitter 3 bin 8, 26 blow (v) 3, 7, 8, 9 dear (adj) 6, 9,12 glove 2, 10 boat 7,16 bored 9, 11,22,23 decide 10, 12 glue (n, v) 3 born 12,21 bottom dentist 6,16, 22,23 go out 6,13, 25, 26 11,23 break (v) 13 desert 11,20,25 gold (adj, n) 3, 6, 20 bridge broken 11, 14 diamond 20,21 golf 6,19, 24 brush (n, v) 2,11,8,19, 22 build (v) diary 8,17 goose 2 burn (v) 11 bus stop dictionary 1,11,13,15,19 ground (n) 6, 13,21 11 butter dinosaur 18,22 group 9, 20, 25 21 butterfly direction 13 grow 5,11,21 button 3 1 dirty 8,10,18 half (adj, n) 8, 10, 16, 22 calm (adj) 10,11,12 26 .... - » /ÿ « /» # camel 5, 7, 26 donkey 2 happen camp (v) 24 drum (n) 10 hard (adj, adv) 11,16,19 card 11 career dry 12,17, 20, 25, 26 hardly 19 caterpillar 15 ceiling 19 duck (n) 4, 10 hate 6,12 century 1 east 13,25 hear 4, 7,14 charcoal 12,21 engineer 18 heavy 18, 20 chat (v) 22 cheap ever 11 high 23 clay 3 club 6, 9,11,12, 22 everyone 5 hill 21 colourful 18, 20 everything 5, 9,16,18 hit (v) 9, 10 16 exam 6, 9, 12,17,22, 23, 24,25 honey 3, 7,18, 24 8, 23, 24 18, 20 excellent 23 hotel 11 factory 16 hour 9,11,22 fall 5, 9, 10, 11, 12, 24 husband 8, 19 fall over 10 ice (n) 3 famous 6,12,18 icicle 26 far (adj, adv) 4,12,14 ill 5,10,25, 26 fast (adj, adv]I 18,19,20,23,24 important 11,12,16,18, 23 feel 7,15,16,18,19,20,26 ink 3 finish (v) 8, 9,11,19,22 insect 20 fire (n) 12, 13, 14, 16 interesting 4, 7,18, 20 fix 11,12,14 into 10,11 flour 3 invent (v) 6, 9,12 fly (n) 2 jam (n) 3 follow 13 job 6 158 Word list

journalist 8 outside 6, 17, 25 shelf 2,12,17, 20 over (adv, prep) 16 journey 9, 25 paint (n) should 17 paper (adj, n) 3,10 just 15 past (n, prep) 3,5 silver (adj, n) 3, 24 kilo 2,3 pepper 9,23 since 11 photographer 5 kilometre 14 piece (n) 8 sing (v) 5, 6, 7, 8, 9,10,16 kind (adj) 17 pilot 3 singer 8,20 6, 8, 24 knife 2 pizza ski (n, v) 6,12,19,22,24,25 planet 6,18, 23,25 land (v) 10,15 sky 1,12, 26 plastic (adj, n) 9 language 20 player 5,7 slice (n) 3 pocket 7, 9, 20, 23 late (adj, adv) 6,9,13,18,19,25 policeman/woman smell (n, v) 7,14,18,19 pollution 9,21 later 12,25 pony 7 sneeze (v) 5,12 laugh (v) 5, 7,9,10, 26 post (v) 3,5 snow (n) 5 post office 2 leather 5, 18 postcard snowman 7 4,12 leave (v) 9,11 prefer so (adv, conj) 17,25 press (v) 20 left (adj, n) 13 soap 3 problem 12 lie down 9 programme 25 someone 7, 15, 23, 26 26 light (adj, n) 13,18 pull (v) soon 8,12 push (v) 9 lightning 9 sound (n, v) 7,18,19 queen 24 litre 3 radiator 26 south 13 rainbow litter (n) 13 rarely 26 space 21 ready little 12 recently li speak 6, 8,13,19, 24 relaxed look like 7, 18 1 spend (v) 9, 16 remember 21 lovely 24 2,15, 26 spicy 5,25 rich 19 made of 5, 24 18 spin (v) 5 right (adj, n) 11 magazine 3, 6, 20 ring (n, v) spoon 3 rubber (material) 5 married 11, 12 1 spoonful 3 rubbish (n) 6,12, 20 mh§ U; ms rug 13 itswpM Í/S 2, 9,18, 26 may (v) 15 safe 5 station 13,21 salt (n) 3,16,21 meal 18, 24 same 21 stay 6, 9,11,24, 26 scissors 18, 20 medicine 5,12,16 3 steal 12 scream (v) 22, 23, 24 meet 8, 9,19,21 3 still (adv) 19 seatbelt metal (adj, n) 5,18 5 storm (n) 9 secret midnight 22 seem 1 straight ahead 13 12 might 15 sell 7,18 straight on 13 minute 11,22 send 4 strange 18 12 mix (v) 26 strong 5, 20 modern 18 study (v) 8, 9,11,16,23 month 11,20, 22 suddenly 10 moon 1,6 sugar 3 much (adv, det, pron) 3, 4, 16, 23 suitcase 25 museum 14, 16, 18 sure 12 necklace 3, 2, 20 surname 24 news 19 sweet(s) 5,14,17 newspaper 8,21 taste (n, v) 7, 18, 19 next (adj, adv) 21,22 taxi 17,25 noisy 9, 19,20 teach 16 north 13 team 20 of course 14,15, 24 teenager 19 office 20 tent 8,9 once 11, 19 thank (v) 6, 16,25 other (det, pron) 3,21,25 theatre 21 Word list 159

Word Unit uniform (n) 16 win (v) 6, 9, 11, 12,22, 24 thirsty 5, 6,19, 26 university 21 wish (n) 6 through until 11 wolf tidy (adj, v) 9, 23 use (v) 11,13,15, 26 wood 2,20 tin 6, 9,16, 22 usually 9,19, 22 wool together 1,7, 9,21,25 year 5, 20 3 warm 2,25 yet 5 tomorrow (adv, n) way 19 13 zero 2, 8, 22 tonight (adv, n) 8,12,22 west 9, 10, 20,21,23 19 26 traffic 12,23 where 7, 26 trophy 3 tube 6 whistle (v) 2,19 3 wife 12,18,23, 24 turn (v) will (v) twice 13 11, 19 Irregular verb list Base form Past simple Past participle Base form Past simple Past participle be was been lost lost become became become lose made made begin began begun break broke broken make met met bring brought brought build built built meet paid paid buy bought bought pay put put catch caught caught put read read read come came come ran run run said said cost cost cost say saw seen do did done see drink send sent sent drank drunk sing drive drove driven sit sang sung sleep eat ate eaten speak sat sat spend fall fell fallen stand slept slept felt spoke spoken feel felt found swim find found flown spent spent fly flew teach stood stood forget forgot forgotten take swam swum get got tell give got think taught taught go gave understand took taken have given told told went gone, been wake thought thought hear had wear understood understood know had heard woke woken known win wore worn leave heard left write knew won won wrote written left 160 Irregular verb list


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