ContentsUNIT Grammar Vocabulary Reading/Listening/Speaking/Writing Skills1 ∙ subject pronouns; ∙ the alphabet ∙ spelling names correctlyMeeting & possessive ∙ meeting people ∙ introductions; asking for personalGreeting pronouns ∙ adjectives ∙ question words informationpages 5-13 ∙ to be: present ∙ seasons ∙ identifying numbers correctly while you simple ∙ countries,2 listenPeople, ∙ articles nationalities, ∙ answering multiple-choice questions andPlaces & ∙ plural nouns continentsThings ∙ colours comprehension questions while reading ∙ there is / there are ∙ counting to 100 ∙ writing a personal profilepages 15-24 ∙ have got ∙ possessive ’s ∙ classroom objects ∙ c ompleting sentences about a webpage ∙ this / that / these / ∙ family members ∙ c ompleting a table while listening to show ∙ adverbs of frequency those ∙ rooms of the house possession ∙ the imperative ∙ computer-related ∙ reading about someone’s family and ∙ let’s words completing their family tree ∙ talking about your family & houses ∙ using conjunctions (and, but, because and why) correctly ∙ writing about things on your desk ∙ multiple-matching while listening ∙ making suggestionsProgress Review 1 pages 25-263 ∙ present continuous ∙ times of the day / am ∙ reading about what people are doing &What are you ∙ can / pm British celebrationsdoing today? ∙ adjectives ∙ celebration-related ∙ multiple-matching while readingpages 27-36 ∙ present simple words ∙ d eciding if statements are true or false while ∙ object pronouns4 ∙ question words ∙ days of the week listeningLifestyles & ∙ w ord order of ∙ months of the year ∙ writing a blog about your dayFree Time ∙ ordinal numbers ∙ talking about when people’s birthdays are questions ∙ shoes sizes ∙ good manners: saying please and thank youpages 37-46 ∙ teen- & lifestyle- ∙ multiple-matching & answering related words comprehension questions while reading ∙ food- & menu-related ∙ p ronunciation of -es in third person singular words verbs ∙ jobs ∙ talking about your favourite pop stars & customs in your country ∙ d eciding if statements are true or false while reading ∙talking about your partner’s free-time activities ∙ writing about your free-time activities ∙ guessing what job your partner doesProgress Review 2 pages 47-485 ∙ present simple & ∙ telling the time ∙ reading about what people usually do andNow & Then present continuous ∙ verb collocations what they are doing today ∙ adjective oppositespages 49-58 ∙ prepositions of time ∙ talking about what you do at certain times ∙ love, like, hate on weekdays ∙ would like ∙ w riting about what people usually do and ∙ c ountable & what they are doing today uncountable nouns ∙ listening to complete a table about what ∙ some, any people like, love or hate doing ∙ to be: past simple ∙ a nswering multiple-choice questions & multiple-matching while reading ∙ listening to complete a text about the pastProgress Review 3 pages 59-60 3
1 Meeting & Greeting The alphabet1 Listen and repeat the alphabet. There are 26 letters in the English alphabet. These are vowels: A, E, I, O, U. The rest of the letters are consonants.2 Listen to the names and write them down. 1 Hello, my name’s . When we spell a word or name and two letters are the same, 2 ‘What’s your last name?’ ‘Oh, it’s . .’ . 3 Hi, I’m . we say ‘double’ + the letter. 4 Her name is Ball is spelt B-A- double L. 5 My last name is 5
Introductions 1 Read and listen to the dialogue. Hello! My name is Jane. Hi, I’m Bill. What’s your name? Nice to meet you. Nice to meet you, too. It’s Smith. What’s your last name? S - M - I - T - H. 2 Practise the dialogue with a partner. Hello! My name is . Hi! I’m . What’s your name? Nice to meet you. To ask people for information, we say: Nice to meet you, too. It’s . What’s your name / nationality What’s your last name? (Spell your last name.) /address / phone number? How old are you? / When’s your birthday? When we don’t understand something, we can say: Sorry, I don’t understand. We can ask: Can you repeat that / spell that, please? 3 Fill in the pronouns. Subject Pronouns Possessive Pronouns 1 This is Sophie’s brother. name is Tom. I my you your 2 am a student. name he / she / it his / her / its is Jane. we our they their 3 That’s Mary. What’s last name? They are friends. Their car is red. 4 Hello! How are ? 5 Look at the girls! are happy.6
Meeting Mark1 D iscuss as a class. Circle the words that you see in the picture. bicycle headphones laptop notebook sunglasses trainers2 Listen and read the dialogue. Carmen and Lisa are high school students. They are best friends. Mark is a new student. It’s the first day of school and they are very happy. CLMLCMiaisasaraaramrmr::kke : e:n n :: LHHYHTioseihe,ualaylL,’o,rtit’e,stshhaMligeu.srarcNeierksao’kysMt,.!!awASaPprherieckiecan.’wnsriHecieacsneia’vantiet.srtreMthayhfeerunnsnseipcaJw!eaomrshpketneutcrshdsloaieonssnnsait.s?fatmetrysncotheooanoc.lh.Leirs.a and I are excited!3 Match the two parts to make true sentences. 1 Carmen a is Mark’s teacher. 2 Mark b is Carmen’s classmate. 3 Mrs Johnson c is a new student. 4 Lisa d is Lisa’s best friend.To be: present simple AFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERSI am (I’m) I am not (I’m not) Am I ...? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not Are you ...? Yes, you are. / No, you aren’t.You are (You’re) You are not (You aren’t) Is he ...? Yes, he is. / No, he isn’t.He is (He’s) He is not (He isn’t) Is she ...? Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t. Is it ...? Yes, it is. / No, it isn’t.She is (She’s) She is not (She isn’t) Are we ...? Yes, we are. / No, we aren’t.It is (It’s) It is not (It isn’t) Are they ...? Yes, they are. / No they aren’t.We are (We’re) We are not (We aren’t)They are (They’re) They are not (They aren’t)4 Choose the correct answer. Then listen 5 A m, is or are? Fill in the correct present and check your answers. simple form of to be. 1 Carmen and Lisa is / are best friends. 1 Carmen and Lisa in the 2 I ’m / ’re not happy with my teacher. same class. 3 Is / Are Mark and Lisa in the same class? 4 My books isn’t / aren’t heavy. 2 ‘ you happy?’ 5 They is / are very good students. ‘Yes, I .’ 3 Mark in Mrs Johnson’s class. 4 ‘ Mrs Johnson a bad teacher?’ ‘No, she .’ 5 ‘ Carmen and Lisa excited?’ ‘Yes, they .’ UNIT 1 7
In the park1 Read and then listen to the dialogue. 2 Circle the correct answer. Later in the day Carmen, Lisa and Mark are at the park. 1 Where are the people? a in Canada CMLaisaramr:ke: n : MIT’mhaarftkr’so, mwinhtTeeorrreeosantrtieon.gyI!ot’uWs fahraoctmi’tsy?yionuCrafnavaoduar.ite hobby? b at the park Watching films.Mark: Really? Who is your favourite actor? 2 Where is Mark from?Lisa: Jim Carrey. He is really funny! He is also Canadian. a Mexico Mark: My favourite actress is Emma Stone. She is so talented! b CanadaCarmen: HTTohemratof’isrlmraoswgarierseamtwiyodbenaidr!ethWrdfhuaely!n. Hisoywoaubr obuirtthadfailym, Cnaigrmhte?n? 3 What is Mark’s favourite hobby?Lisa: a listening to music Mark: It’s on June 19th. b watching films Lisa: Oh, in the summer. 4 Who is Jim Carrey?Carmen: I love the summer! a Mark’s favourite actor Mark: b Mark’s best friend 5 When is Mark’s birthday? a in the summer b in one day 3 Describing people. Translate these words from the dialogue into your own language. 1 interesting 2 favourite 3 funny 4 talented 5 wonderful 8
4 Fill in the gaps with question words. 1 is your favourite actor? Question words 2 are you from? Who – for people 3 is your favourite hobby? What – for things 4 is your birthday? Where – for places When – for time5 Practise asking and answering these questions with your partner. 4 • What are your hobbies? • Who is your favourite actor? • What is your favourite film? • When is your birthday? • Where are you from?6 Write the seasons under the pictures. autumn spring summer winter 1 23 Articles Use a with singular nouns that begin with a consonant. a film Use an with singular nouns that begin with a vowel. an actor Use the with specific nouns. the park7 Fill in the gaps with the right article. 1 She is actress. 2 He is teacher. 3 My birthday is in winter. UNIT 1 9
Countries and nationalities1 Listen and read. 2 3 1Hi! My name is Matt. I am This is Laura. She is from Hi, I am Gloria. I am fromfrom Canada. I’m Canadian. England. She’s English. Mexico. I’m Mexican. 4 5 6This is Adrian. He is from Chang and Fen are from This is Tristan. He is fromAmerica. He’s American. China. They’re Chinese. France. He’s French.2 Listen to these people. What country are they from? Write the country in the first gap. Then choose the nationality from the box and write it down. American Austrian Dutch German Greek Korean Russian Scottish Spanish Swedish 1 Jan is from Austria . He’s Austrian . . 2 Zoe is from . She’s . 3 Sue-Jin is from . She’s . 4 Sofia and Daniel are from . They’re . . . 5 Lucas is from . He’s . . 6 Hans is from . He’s . 7 Anna and Erik are from . They’re 8 Emma is from the . She’s 9 Nate is from . He’s 10 Naomi is from . She’sThe continents and colours3 What colour are the continents? Match the continent to the right colour and take turns telling your partner what colour they are. 1 North America a blue 2 South America b green 3 Africa c orange 4 Europe d yellow 5 Asia e red 6 Australia f purple blue green orange purple red yellow10
Counting to 1001 Listen to the numbers and repeat. Then fill in the missing numbers. one two four five six seven nine ten eleven thirteen fourteen sixteen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty-one twenty-two twenty-three twenty-four twenty-five twenty-seven twenty-eight twenty-nine thirty 2 Go around the class, counting by tens. 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 1003 Listen and circle the numbers that you hear. 30 / 13 19 / 90 17 / 70 15 / 50 80 / 18 16 /60 Plural nouns boy – boys box – boxesTo make a singular noun plural, we usually add -s. potato – potatoesIf the noun ends in -s, -x, -ch, -sh, add -es. lolly – lolliesIf the noun ends in consonant + -o, add -es. If the noun ends in consonant+ -y, take off the -y and add -ies. Some nouns are irregular.child – children person – peopleman – men woman – women4 How many are there? Write a number and the plural form of one of the nouns in the box. car child teddy tomato woman 1 There are eight children . 1 2 There are . 3 There are . 4 There are . 5 There are .24 3 5 UNIT 1 11
Internet friends1 Listen and read the description of the website. Fill in the gaps with a word or a number.This is bestwebbuddies.com. It’s a website to make friends.There are 1 thousand people on our website.They are from 70 2 around the world.This is a website for people who are 13 to 3years old. They’ve got lots of hobbies and they love games andcompetitions. They also love music, sports, films and books.bestwebbuddies.com is free and it’s very 4to use. It’s a great way to make new friends! 2 Listen to the description again and choose the best answers. 1 What is bestwebbuddies.com? a a website for friends b a sports website c a news website 2 Where are the members from? a 70 cities around the world b 70 countries around the world c 17 countries around the world 3 Who is this website for? a only adults b all children c only teenagers12
Hi! I’m Paul, and I’m 15 years old. I’m from Hey! I’m Kumiko and I’m from Tokyo, Japan. ILondon, England. I really love all sports and I’m in love skateboarding and most of my friends are a football team. I am a very good player. What’s skateboarders too. My favourite place in Tokyo my favourite team? Arsenal FC! is Planet Park. It’s a great place for skaters!Hello! My name is Julia and I’m from Florida, Hi! I’m Luca. I’m 18 years old, and I’m fromUSA. I’m sixteen years old. I love dancing, and Germany. I like reading books. I’m a big fan ofI am in a dance school. My favourite pop star the Harry Potter books. My favourite hobby isis Beyoncé. She is very beautiful, and she is an bowling. It’s a lot of fun! excellent dancer.3 Read the profiles above and answer the questions. 1 What is Paul’s favourite sport? 2 Who is a skateboarder? 3 Who loves reading? 4 Where is Planet Park? 5 How old is Paul? 6 Where is Tokyo? 7 Who is Beyoncé? 4 Use the profiles as an example to write your own bestwebbuddies.com profile. Hi, my name is 1 . . I am from 2 I am 3 years old. My favourite place / singer / is 4 . . My favourite hobby is 5 UNIT 1 13
1 Reload 1 Choose the correct answer. 7 Madrid and Barcelona are Spanish . a city b citys c cities 1 Dan and Chris classmates. a is b are c be 8 This is not my book. This is book, Tom. a you b your c its 2 Sarah is an actress. films are funny! a His b Her c Their 9 There are two on the table. a watches b watch c watchs 3 Mark is a football player. He’s in team. a a b an c the 10 ‘ is your best friend?’ ‘My sister, Laura.’ a What b Who c Where 4 is your favourite sport? a Who b When c What 11 Where is the dog? in the living room. a They’re b I’m c It’s 5 Mrs Johnson my favourite teacher. a aren’t b isn’t c are 12 Hyde Park is beautiful park. a a b an c the 6 Tim and Andrew are not here. are at the cinema. a They b He c You 2 Write the name of the numbers. 3 27 69 12 30 54 84 23 3 Write the colours. 4 What nationality are they? Write their nationality 5 Fill in the gaps in the box. on the line. 1 She’s from England. She’s . Subject Pronouns Possessive Pronouns 2 He’s from Canada. He’s . I your 3 They’re from Mexico. They’re her 4 She’s from China. She’s . he our 5 He’s from Spain. He’s . 6 They’re from Russia. They’re . it . they 14
5 Now & Then A special day1 Read and listen. Karen lives in London, England. She is a nurse. Every morning, she wakes up at 6.30 am and goes jogging in Hyde Park at 7. She leaves home for the hospital at 8 am and works until 4 pm. Karen gets home at 5 pm, cooks her dinner and eats. At 7 pm, she sometimes goes out with friends or watches a film. But today is a special day. Karen’s parents are coming to visit her in the afternoon. They live in Chester, a small city 200 miles away from London. This is her day today: “n“fIttooo’trs-gdmeooigyi”nhgltpisatotro.’ceIln’womtcoskr’gkeiv.ntiIstntiitsnh.tgeeI’amemdvo,esrrIo’nymitenhxgmicnaiagtnkeidrdne!g”Ia’mday “notItonr’wislpin. hetIa.nolsTfLtheopeanaydds,otanIr’nm.eiTntehte.aelyllIki’nmingagrnmeoteotlewaamvboyoirnukgptinasgrtoehornenitigr.s”ht“Idb’pImtoue’nstr’cftaIeleccwaqtlenauainafnnotrgrteiemtvmryeeyprvayfepsltraathytri.ntedeIgnanty.s,!”“amItt’estahlneothomnis.omeMveyenntpi.nagWr,eens’rtoseI’magroeinjugtsrtoauevtaetlfliinonrgg to London “ObbItxuu’fsyyoinhrgdgaifltfnSstipcrfaeeoserttth.moinUnegess,.ubaIf’umlolytr shopping on a nice my parents a salad.” today I’m them!”Present simple & present continuous 2 P ut the verb in the right tense. Does Karen usually doWe use the present simple for factsand things that happen always, these things or is she doing them now?usually, often, rarely, never, etc.It often rains in the spring. 1 She (shop) for gifts at 1.30 pm. 2 She (watch) a movie in the evening.We use the present continuous for (go) jogging at 7 am.things happening now or around now. 3 She (not/work) at 9.30 am.Look! It’s raining. (get) home at 5 pm. 4 She (talk) to her parents on 5 She 6 She Skype at 9.30 am. 49
Prepositions of time We use in with parts of the day (but not with the words noon and night) and for months, seasons and years. in the morning/afternoon/evening in May/winter/2019 We use at with times, the words noon, night and the weekend. at four o’clock at two thirty at 5 pm at noon at night at the weekend We use on with special days, days of the week and dates. on my birthday on Sunday on 31st December 1 Fill in with the correct prepositions. Ma9ibpIn78nuayhadttramhleigvsfeneoeoetamvsictsf.eolteaerIvD3tsbyreia1semnerlmecswyodesetooasbmlD6rnyauIns.bteseti4cencyae.or2gkmImefaowbentrahedMabker.aeIwotMtcfrnuheiknandypeeiii5ngakspweyhh,ata.etbor3r.IeuelOIkyuntehsx1tInuasfmdoavSael,rualndyInkcdfueldagoaIsnoaussuaydrsutoarherboevnleesl’ieycsahamIcli'lrootatmweoclumilakrdasbynyexaasiy,ncgk New Year’s Eve. together 9 Telling the time When we tell the time, we say the minutes first, and then the hour. We use past for the minutes after the hour, and to for the minutes before the hour. We usually say a quarter, not 15 minutes and half, not 30. a quarter to two half past five a quarter past six In spoken English we can also say the hour and then the minutes. It's two fifteen. = It's a quarter past two. 2 What time is it? Write the time under the clock. 123 450
3 W hat do you do on weekdays? Fill out this schedule with weekday = a day of the week that is not Saturday or Sunday activities. Choose your activities from the box or use your own ideas. weekdays = Monday through to Friday do homework eat breakfast eat lunch eat dinner weekend = Saturday and Sunday together go to school have a shower surf the Internet wake upTIME ACTIVITY7 am I wake up.4 Present your schedule to the rest of the class. Is your schedule similar to everyone else’s? What’s different about it?5 What do these people usually do? What are they doing today? Write sentences using the words given. 1 It’s Monday. Julie / usually go / school / today / she / not go / school / she / stay / home It's Monday. Julie usually goes to school. Today, she isn't going to school. She's staying at home. 2 It’s Saturday. Ken / usually / stay / home / today / he / not stay / home / he / work 3 It’s Wednesday afternoon. Tom and Peter / usually / play football / today / they / not play football / they / swim 4 It’s Saturday morning. I / usually / do homework / this morning / I / not do homework / I / listen / music 5 It’s Tuesday afternoon. the girls / usually / take / bus home / this afternoon / they / not take bus home / they / walk 6 It’s Sunday. Grandma / usually / drink tea / home / today / she / not drink tea / home / she / have coffee / with her friend 6 Now listen and check your answers. UNIT 5 51
A different holiday1 Listen and read about Karen’s parents. These are Karen’s parents, Jeff and Sue. They are dreaming about their next holiday. They usually go to Portugal and relax on a beach. They love sitting on the beach and eating Portuguese food at traditional restaurants. This year, they want to do something different. Jeff and Sue on holiday This year, we’re getting healthy. This hotel also offers some healthy cookingWe’re staying at a special hotel with lessons. Now, we’re shopping for our dinner. We aren't eating at any restaurants. We’re cooking a big gym. Right now, we aren'tsitting on a beach. We’re working out and we’re learning to eat healthy meals. and we’re getting into shape. 2 Match the two parts to make expressions. Then translate them into your own language. 1 dream a healthy 2 relax b shape 3 get c about 4 work d for 5 get into e out at the gym 6 shop f on the beach 52
3 Look at these answers and write the question. ? We use love or like + noun or verb ? -ing for things we enjoy. 1 What are Jeff and Sue doing /dreaming about ? I love ice cream. They are dreaming about their next holiday. ? They love sitting on a beach. 2 Where ? They usually go to Portugal. ? We use don’t like or hate + noun or 3 What verb -ing for things we do not enjoy. They want to do something different this year. I don’t like staying at home. 4 Where My cat hates the vet. They are staying at a hotel with a big gym. 5 What The hotel offers healthy cooking lessons. 6 What They’re learning to eat healthy meals.4 W rite sentences about two activities that you love doing, two that you like doing and two that you don’t like doing. Use the ideas in the box or your own to help you.chat to my friends play video games 1 I love chatting to my friends. cook a meal read a book 2 eat fast food shop 3 eat salad sleep 4 watch a film 5 go out for coffee tidy my room 6 go skiing travel 7 go to the dentist work out at the gym listen to music5 What do these people like doing? Listen, and fill in the boxes.NAME LOVES LIKES DOESN’T LIKE/HATESSam playing video games 1 2Mary 3 4 5Tom 6 7 8When we want to ask for something, we use would like +noun.I would (I’d) like an apple, please.When we want to talk about what we want politely, we can usewould like + full infinitive (verb with to).'I would like to travel.''Would you like to go to America?''Yes, but I wouldn’t like to stay for a long time.'6 Fill in the gaps with I’d like or would you like. Then listen and check your answers. Sue: Jeff, 1 to go to the gym with me? to work out. 2 Jeff: Actually, I’m quite hungry. 3 to get something to eat first? Sue: I 4 to exercise first. 5to go to the restaurant and wait for me? Jeff: Yes, 6 to do that. I can go to the gym in the afternoon. UNIT 5 53
Chester: A city of history and beauty 1 Listen and read. Look at the words in bold and guess their meaning. www.gochester.com Welcome to gochester.com, the website about the amazing city, Chester. We can give you a lot of information about our city. Chester is a beautiful old city, but it has everything: shopping, museums, horse races, and fantastic hotels and restaurants. What is it famous for? What do people do there? And don’t forget afternoon tea Chester has historical city walls, Tourists visit some sights and then One thing is for certain, afternoon the oldest horse racecourse, they eat and drink at one of the tea is not a simple cup of tea in Britain’s largest amphitheatre, and many fantastic restaurants. They also Chester. It is actually a small meal. the best zoo in the UK. shop at the hundreds of small shops Our chefs make delicious cakes, pastries and tiny sandwiches. Readers’ comments: and large outlets. But most of all, they walk around the streets. The We’re having a great time whole city is like a living museum. here in Chester. The food is so delicious! Come to Chester Chester is a wonderful I’m not having any fun here and try the afternoon tea. town. My uncle lives in in Chester. The zoo is closed Today I’m eating a cake, Chester and I come here because they are fixing two sandwiches and three every year. The people are something. I'm staying in my pastries. Yum! very friendly. They have hotel all day because the weather time to talk to you and they is really bad. I’m doing some smile a lot. homework now. It’s so boring. Laura, 29 years old William, 37 years old Brenda, 16 years old54
2 Read the webpage again. Are the sentences ‘Right’ (A) or ‘Wrong’ (B)? 1 This website tells you about Chester. A Right B Wrong 2 Chester is new city. A Right B Wrong 3 There are shops and restaurants in Chester. A Right B Wrong 4 You only drink tea when you have 'afternoon tea.' A Right B Wrong 5 You can eat sandwiches when you have afternoon tea. A Right B Wrong3 Write the name of the person after the sentence. 1 I come here quite often. 2 I do not like Chester. 3 I am enjoying the food. 4 The zoo is not open. 5 People are so nice here. 4 Find the opposite word from the text. 1 new old 2 nothing 3 big 4 open 5 hot Countable nouns are things we can count. They can be 5 A re these words countable orsingular or plural. We often use a and an with singularcountable nouns. uncountable nouns? Write a or an ina cake - two cakes an egg - three eggs the gap if they are countable or - if they are uncountable.Uncountable nouns are things we cannot count. They donot have a plural form, so we must use a singular verb 1 tomatoform. We cannot use a and an with uncountable nouns. 2 auntTea is my favourite drink. Homework is boring. 3 weather 4 homework 5 apple 6 zoo 7 sandwichWe can use some or a lot of with uncountable 6 Write some or any in the gaps.nouns and plural countable nouns in affirmativesentences. 1 I have friends, but I don’t havesome homeworka lot of information sisters or brothers.In negative sentences and questions, we use any.I’m not having any fun. 2 Do you have questions? 3 No one is having fun at this party. It’s boring. 4 I want coffee, please. 5 I haven’t got pens or pencils. UNIT 5 55
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3 Match the words in bold with their meanings. Many words become negative when we put 1 I was a farmer in China. a have a lot to do un- in front of them. 2 I lived in a small village. b person who grows fruit and vegetables happy – unhappy 3 My life was busy. c not the same kind – unkind 4 We are twins. d a small town 5 Our friends are very different. e brothers or sisters who are the same age and were born on the same day To be: past simpleAFFIRMATIVE NEGATIVE QUESTIONS SHORT ANSWERSI was I was not (I wasn’t)You were You were not (You weren’t) Was I ...? Yes, I was. / No, I wasn't.He/she/it was He/she/it was not (He/she/it wasn’t)We were We were not (We weren’t) Were you ...? Yes, you were. / No, you weren't.They were They were not (They weren’t) Was he/she/it ...? Yes, he/she/it was. / No, he/she/it wasn't. Were we ...? Yes, we were. / No, we weren't. Were they ...? Yes, they were. / No, they weren't.4 Fill in the gaps with the past simple of the verb to be. 1 I very tired yesterday. .’ 2 Where you this morning? at the 3 ‘ the children happy last night?’ ‘No, they .’ at home yesterday morning. She 4 Mary shopping centre. you at school yesterday?’ ‘No, I 5 ‘5 Using the words given, ask and answer these questions with a partner. Use the past simple of to be. Answer with the short answers Yes, I was /No, I wasn’t. 1 you / a good child? 2 you / happy yesterday? 3 you / at home / last weekend? 4 you / a cute baby? 5 you / in bed at 8 am? 6 Listen and fill in the gaps with the correct form of to be.When I 1 young, life was very good. MyfvWhasaheaumgoerdnayui5.glisyhnNrea,y2opaavwgnpe,adyr.IyinIBaotmauaftntkeadetnhb.tcehauAnersneyitdnhraoieicmnrfshregsmiycpsahhypena4arpypasrmanpoerdynnoe..trnwLsetieI.sf6e7I.3rT8ehmeyemlivbeevirenrthyaadbtiefIfaviwrecuiucravtyhilesftur. ylstrange. It can change quickly. UNIT 5 57
5 Reload Vocabulary 1 I go to the gym every day. Getting into is important to me. a outlet b healthy c shape 2 Karen dreams being rich and happy. a about b for c out 3 Many visit London every year. a sights b tourists c pastries 4 This meal is so ! You’re a great cook. a boring b cold c delicious 5 At 10 pm, all of the shops are . a closed b cold c new 6 She has a difficult job, so she is always . a young b interesting c busy 7 My grandparents live in a small in England. a twin b farmer c village 8 This website can give you about Chester. a outlets b sights c information 9 I want to eat less and get . a healthy b shape c dream 10 I’m tired, so I’m on the beach. a working b relaxing c working out Grammar 1 Every morning, my mum a coffee, but today, she tea. a has / is having b is having / has c has / has 2 It’s 5 pm. The children their homework. a do b are do c are doing 3 My birthday is December; it's the 18th. a in / on b on / in c at / on 4 Oh no, it’s . We’re late! a nine past a quarter b nine a quarter to c a quarter past nine 5 This week, we to school. It’s closed. a don’t go b aren’t go c aren’t going 6 'Do you like ?' 'No, I don’t. But I love .' a to ski / swim b skiing / swimming c skiing / swim 7 She to the party. Can I ask her? a like would come b would like to come c would like come 8 Can you please give me information? a some b an c one 9 I don’t have homework tonight! I’m so happy. a a b any c some 10 Where John yesterday? We at school, but he wasn’t there. a were / was b was / was c was / were58
3 Progress ReviewVocabulary1 Circle the correct words. 1 November is the eleven / eleventh month of the year. 2 Let’s eat in the dining room / living room tonight. I want to watch TV. 3 I’m not very hungry. Can I have a sandwich / salad, please? 4 Our museum / hotel in London was very nice. 5 My grandparents are Italy / Italian. They’re from Rome. 6 Let’s visit the sights / outlet tomorrow. I don’t want to go shopping again. 7 It’s not healthy to eat a big steak / dinner late at night. 8 There are lots of animals at the zoo / restaurant.2 Complete the sentences with these words. come go hang look take try wake work 1 Let's out at the gym and get into shape. 2 Can you care of my cat when I’m on holiday? 3 My parents up early every morning. 4 Can you help me for my book? I can’t find it anywhere! 5 My cousins from Barcelona in Spain. 6 I don’t 7 I’d like to out very often. I like staying at home. 8 Do you want to on these shoes, please. out with us this weekend? We’re going to Joe’s house.3 Match the descriptions to the people. a aunt b doctor 1 This person works on a farm. c farmer 2 This person is your mother’s or your father’s sister. d plumber 3 This person helps sick people get better. e sales assistant 4 This person is on holiday. f tourist 5 This person sells clothes or other things to people. g twin 6 This person has a brother or sister the same age. h uncle 7 This person is your mother’s or your father’s brother. 8 This person fixes things in kitchens and bathrooms. 4 Complete the sentences with these words. busy closed delicious interesting rich thirsty tired unkind 1 We can’t go to the cinema today. It’s . 2 That film about the country singer was very . 3 I’m very . Can I have some water, please? 4 Mary’s very today. She’s got lots of homework to do. 5 I’m . I’m going to bed now. 6 That meal was ! Thank you, Mum. 7 Don’t be . You don’t want to hurt people’s feelings. 8 We aren’t , but that’s OK. We’re happy! Progress Review 3 59
3 Progress Review Grammar 1 Circle the correct words. 1 The boys always go skiing at / in winter. 2 The lesson finishes at a quarter / fifteen past two. 3 I love swim / swimming in the sea. 4 I’m sorry. I don’t have some / any information about the museum. 5 Helen would / do like to come to the party. 6 Let’s leave your house at / on noon. We can walk to the university in twenty minutes. 7 The weather’s / weathers great in Paris. 8 Do you want an / any apple to eat in the break? 2 Complete the dialogue with the present simple or the present continuous. A: Hi, Katy. 1 (you/go) to the gym? B: N o, I 2 . I usually 3 (go) on Thursdays, but today I (have) a meal with my parents. 4 A: That’s nice. 5 (they/live) here? B: N o, they 6 (stay) in a hotel for a week. They 7 (not stay) with me when they visit because my flat’s very small. A: Right. And what 8 (they/do) now? B: W ell, my dad 9 (have) a lot of fun with his friends. He 10 (play) football with them now! B: Really? And what 11 (your mum/do)? A: She 12 (shop). She 13 (love) shopping! And she always (buy) a gift for me! 14 B: Lucky you! 3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of to be. Use the present simple or the past simple. 1 Those pastries delicious. Do you want one? 2 ‘ you at home last night?’ ‘No, I .I at the cinema.’ 3 William American. He comes from Canada. 4 ‘ I late?’ ‘No, you . Don’t worry.’ 5 The girls tired last night after the party. 6 ‘ yesterday’s film good?’ ‘No, we bored.’ 7 I don’t want anything to eat, thank you. I hungry. 8 ‘How old your best friend?’ She eighteen years old. 4 Fill in each gap with one word. 1 Harry cook great meals. He’s a chef. 2 My friend Peter is actor. 3 ‘Is a pool at the university?’ ‘No, but we can go to the beach.’ 4 I don’t like scary films. I watch them. 5 ‘ play basketball on Saturday.’ ‘OK.’ 6 That’s David’s book. Please give it to . 7 ‘ is my phone?’ ‘I don’t know.’ 8 'Were there lots of at the party?’ ‘Yes. It was really busy.'60
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Unit 1 Meeting & GreetingExercises for Student's Book pages 5-71 Are these letters vowels or consonants? Write V or C beside the letter. H K A U P I B Q O E 2 Match the questions with their answers. 1 What’s your name? a I’m 18 years old. 2 What’s your nationality? b It’s 555-4728. 3 How old are you? c My name is Lisa. 4 When is your birthday? d It’s 312 Park Road. 5 What’s your address? e I’m American. 6 What’s your phone number? f It’s on May 5th.3 Fill in the gaps with the correct word. How old What x3 When 1 2 is your address? 3 is your brother? – He’s 14. 4 is your phone number? 5 is his name? is her birthday?4 Write the words under the correct personal pronoun. Bill book boy brother Carmen cat dog girl Jane Lisa Mark Mary name school TomHE SHE ITboy girl cat 5 Circle the correct pronoun. 1 Jason and Helen are not classmates. They / Their are best friends. 2 The dog is asleep. They / It is very tired. 3 Michael is not here. He / She is at the park with his / her sister. 4 Is that you / your new car? 5 We / I are excited about she / her party tomorrow. 6 I / My brother is a good student.2
Unit 16 Write the words next to the numbers. 1 2 bicycle headphones laptop notebook trainers sunglasses 3 1 23 4 5 4 56 6 7 Put the words in the right order to create sentences. Use the correct form of the verb to be. 1 a new student / Lucy/ be / in our class 2 my favorite / not be / sport / basketball 3 parents / be / how old / your / ? 4 at maths / not be / I / very good 8 Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb to be. My name 1 Jane. I 2 16 years old and I 3 a student. My teacher 4 a nice person. Tim and Alice Mr Graham. He 5 6 my best friends. We 7 classmates. 9 Put the bubbles in the right order to make a dialogue. a Hi, my name is Matt. b That’s great! c Hello, my name is Helen. 1 c Nice to meet you! He is very nice. What’s your name? 2 3 Yes, we are. Mr Cooper Nice to meet you, too! 4 d is our teacher. e Are we in the same class? 5 10 Circle the correct answer. 4 Mark and Lisa classmates. a isn’t b aren’t c am not 1 This is John. is a teacher. 5 My name Michael. Nice to meet you! a It b She c He a is b are c am 2 is your birthday? 6 Are excited about the party tomorrow? a What b When c That a he b I c you 3 books are on the table. a Your b You c We 3
Unit 1 Exercises for Student's Book pages 8-9 1 Find the hidden words, and use them to complete the sentences. actress birthday favourite funny hobby interesting talented wonderful I N T E R E S T I N G B V I A S I A B Q I M J O L Z I A X C E J L O C Y P K W I T R M E T H P E C F A V O U R I T E Y R F U N N Y A D E M A X H S W E K O T M I L W E J G R D I B S S A E B Y U H O N R X A T Q S W I D X O M W H O B B Y G P I W O N D E R F U L A C H T E S 1 I love Julia Roberts. She is a great . 2 Sweden is an country. 3 Watching films is my . 4 My best friend is a very dancer. 5 Harry Potter is my book. 6 Her is in July. 7 This cartoon is so ! 8 This is a party! 2 Circle the correct question word. 4 What / Who is your favorite film? – Star Wars. 5 Where / What is your name? – Carmen. 1 When / Who is the party? – Tonight. 2 Who / What is your best friend? – My sister. 3 When / Where are my books? – On the table. 3 Write the correct questions to complete the dialogue. What’s your hobby When is your birthday Where are you from Who is your favourite singer ? Andrew: 1 , Kim? Kim: I’m from China. Andrew: That’s interesting! 2 ? Kim: Listening to music. Andrew: Really? 3 ? Kim: Adele. Her voice is wonderful! Andrew: Great! Tomorrow is my birthday. 3 Kim: It’s on September 25th. 4 Fill in the missing letters to complete the names of the seasons. 1 S M 3 S I 2 A N 4 W T4
Unit 15 Write the correct season under the pictures. There are two pictures for each season. autumn spring summer winter 1 23 4 56 786 Fill in a or an. 7 Fill in a or the. 1 apple 6 hobby 1 Gloria is student. 2 bicycle 7 teacher 3 notebook 8 orange 2 Mark is at park with Lisa. Carmen is 4 car 9 umbrella there, too. 5 actor 10 film 3 I’m from Paris. It’s city in France. 4 How about film night? 5 His birthday is in summer.8 Circle the correct answer. 4 Canada is big country. a a b an c the 1 kids are at a party. 5 We are in same class. a A b An c The a a b an c the 2 There is apple in my bag. 6 My best friend is actress. a a b an c the a a b an c the 3 Carmen is high school student. a a b an c the 5
Unit 1 Exercises for Student's Book pages 10-111 Put the letters in the right order to form the names of the countries. RIMAECA NARFEC AGLORTUP INAHC A MERICA F P C ECIXOM WESNED ANACAD GALNEDN M S C E2 Write the nationalities in the gaps. American Australian Austrian Dutch German Greek Irish Portuguese Korean Russian Scottish Spanish 1 Russia Russian 7 Portugal 8 Greece 2 Australia 9 The U.S.A. 10 Spain 3 Ireland 11 Germany 12 Scotland 4 The Netherlands 5 Korea 6 Austria 3 Write the names of the continents. Africa Asia Australia Europe North America South America 1 23 4 5 66
Unit 14 F ill in the missing letters to complete the names of the colours. 1 E 4 G 2 L W 5 O N 3 D 6 U L5 Write out the numbers. 10 20 12 50 1 one 14 70 2 16 90 3 17 100 5 19 7 8 6 Write the correct number in the gap. 1 thirty-two 4 fifty-four 7 eighty-seven 2 twenty-three 5 forty-one 8 ninety-eight 3 thirteen 6 sixty-five 9 seventy-six 7 Write the plural of the nouns. 8 Circle the correct answer. 1 country 1 France is a country in . 2 box 3 colour a Europe b Australia c Africa 4 child 5 person 2 Helen is from Austria. She is . 6 woman 7 boy a Australian b American c Austrian 8 potato 3 Apples are . 9 bus a red b orange c blue 10 watch 11 dish 4 There are seasons: autumn, winter, spring, and summer. 12 desk a fourteen b four c fourty 5 There are six on the table. a tomato b tomatos c tomatoes 6 The two are from Canada. a woman b women c womans 7
Unit 1 Exercises for Student's Book pages 12-13 1 Fill in the gaps with the correct word. competition excellent skateboarding teenager website 1 How about a picnic? –That’s an idea! 2 My favorite is bestwebbuddies.com. 3 Julia is 16 years old. She is a 4 My team is in a football . 5 Kumiko is a skater. She loves . . 2 Match the words to their meaning. a very good, great b a person who is no longer a child 1 teenagers c boys and girls, ages 13 to 19 2 excellent d a place on the Internet where you can find 3 website 4 fan out information 5 adult e a person who likes a particular singer, famous person, sport, etc very much 3 Write the hobbies under the pictures. bowling dancing reading books singing skateboarding sports 1 23 4 568
Unit 14 Fill in the form to sign up for bestwebbuddies.com.Name: Last Name: Age: Nationality: Hobbies: SIGN UP!5 Now, use the information in exercise 4 to create your own profile. Hi, my name is ... I am from ... I am ... years old. My hobbies are ... 9
Unit 5 Now & Then Exercises for Student's Book pages 49-511 Circle the correct answer. 1 Patty always goes / is going to school by bus. 2 Paul doesn’t work / isn’t working today. It’s his day off. 3 Does Jill have / Is Jill having a party tonight? It’s her birthday. 4 Timmy doesn’t like / isn’t liking watching films. He loves books. 5 I’m a doctor. I work / am working at a hospital. 6 ‘Do we go / Are we going to the cinema tonight?’ ‘No, I don’t think so.’ 7 Nick doesn’t come / isn’t coming with us to the concert. He has a lot of work to do.2 W hat do they usually do? What are they doing today? Describe the pictures with full sentences. Use the phrases given in the box. swim in the pool / swim in the sea jog in the park / work in the garden play tennis at 6 / sleep work at noon / have lunch with friends 1 Dan usually swims in the pool, but today he is swimming in the sea. 2 Rita 3 Freddy 4 Melissa 38
Unit 53 Fill in the gaps in the text with the present simple or present continuous.T ony 1 (usually / spend) Friday nights at home, but tonight he 2(go) out with his friends. He 3 (celebrate) his sixteenth birthday, and it’s a very specialday for him. Tony’s friends 4 (always / buy) presents for him on his birthday, but this yearthey 5 (do) something different. They 6 (get) tickets for a musicconcert. Tony 7 (not like) concerts very much, but The Brothers are his favourite band.After the concert, he and his friends 8 (have) dinner at a fast food restaurant. Tony9 (usually / not stay) out after midnight, but tonight he 10 (come) back home at 1.00 am. 4 Put the words under the correct preposition. 5 Match the time to its name. a 3.15 b 11.50 2018 New Year’s Day May 23rd night 1 seven forty-five c 10.30 six o’ clock the afternoon the weekend 2 half past ten d 1.55 3 five to two e 7.45 Wednesday winter 4 a quarter past three f 6.25 5 six twenty-five IN ON AT 6 ten to twelve6 Circle the correct answer. 1 Terry’s birthday is June 18th. a in b on c at 2 My family always goes on holiday spring. a in b on c at 3 Adam likes to jog in the park the morning. a in b on c at 4 Helen usually visits her grandparents the weekend. a in b to c at 5 The train to New York leaves noon. a in b on c at 6 The boys never play football Mondays. a in b on c at 7 M ichael and his friends always go on a road trip August. a in b on c at7 What time is it? Draw it on the clocks. 3 4 5 12half past twelve a quarter to six ten past two eleven twenty-five a quarter past eight 39
Unit 5 Exercises for Student's Book pages 52-53 1 Fill in the gaps with the phrases in the box. dream about get healthy get into shape shop for sit on the beach work out 1 Let’s go to the mall! I want to some clothes. 2 Martha wants to , so she’s not eating fast food now. 3 Carrie and Jodie five times a week because they’re training for the marathon. 4 Jogging can help you lose weight and 5 Ireally need a holiday. I . 6 It’s a lovely day! Let’s getting away from work. and enjoy the sun. 2 W hat are they doing? Match the activities with the pictures. eat at a restaurant cook shop for dinner sit on the beach stay at a hotel work out 12 3 45 6 . . 1 They are sitting on the beach . . 2 They . 3 She . 4 They 5 They 6 They 3 L ook at the table below and write what Peter likes, loves or doesn’t like. ✔ ❤ ✘ 1 Peter likes . 2 Peter loves . eat vegetables play the guitar watch TV 3 Peter doesn’t like . 4 Peter likes . . play video hang out with take exams at 5 Peter loves games friends school 6 Peter doesn’t like . . read books go to parties play 7 Peter likes . basketball 8 Peter loves 9 Peter doesn’t like .40
Unit 54 Put the words in the correct order to make questions. Then, answer the questions using a short answer. 1 like / you / would / for dinner / to go out ? Yes, I would. . . Would you like to go out for dinner? . 2 Mary / to come with us / like / on a trip / would ? No, she 3 your parents / would / to go on holiday / like ? Yes, they 4 like / would / Tom / to sit on the beach ? No, he . 5 to buy a new car / you / like / would ? Yes, I .5 Fill in the gaps with would like or wouldn’t like. 1 Waiter! We to order, please! We are really hungry. 2 Kim to have fast food. She’s trying to get healthy. 3 I any cheese on my spaghetti. I never eat cheese. 4 Andy 5 My mum a guitar as a birthday present. He loves the piano. 6 Kate to go shopping with us. She wants to buy a shirt. to buy a new camera. Her old one is broken.6 Write a paragraph about your dream holiday. You can say: - where you would like to go - why you’d like to go there - who’s coming with you - how you’d like to spend your time I would like to go to… 41
Unit 5 Exercises for Student's Book pages 54-55 1 Match the words with their meaning. a important places that you should visit on a trip b it can be sunny or rainy 1 historical c to do with things from the past 2 teashop d you can sit down and have a drink there 3 sights e a person who visits places on holiday 4 tourist 5 weather 2 W hat are these things? Write the words under the pictures. amphitheatre horse race museum outlet pastries sandwiches 123 456 3 Fill in the gaps with the correct words given in the box. afternoon tea closed delicious friendly great time have fun have time wonderful My name is Lena. This is my first time in Chester and I’m having a 1 . The people here are very 2 and the weather is 3 . Right now I’m having a 4 meal at a restaurant. In the afternoon, I’m going to a teashop to try Chester’s famous 5 . I don’t 6 to visit the zoo today and most shops are 7 on Sundays. Still, there are many other ways I can 8 here in Chester. I’m very excited!42
4 Countable or uncountable? Write C or U next to the words. Unit 5 1 horse 43 2 hotel 3 fun 4 sandwich 5 information 6 tea 7 museum 5 A , an, or nothing? Put the words in the right box. amphitheatre city comment homework hour information outlet shop tea uncle weather websiteA An - 6 Circle the correct answer. 1 ‘Can we make a milkshake?’ ‘No, we can’t. We haven’t got some / any milk.’ 2 Mrs Johnson always gives us a lot of / any homework to do. 3 I would like some / any tea, please. 4 Tim hasn’t got some / any free time to watch films. 5 Jane eats a lot of / any vegetables every day. 6 Is there a lot of / any juice for breakfast?7 Circle the correct answer. 1 Let’s go shopping. I want to buy clothes. a a b any c some 2 Have we got tomatoes? I’d like to make a salad. a any b an c a 3 Can you give me pen? I can’t find mine. a some b an c a 4 I’m meeting Susan in hour. We’re going to the cinema. a an b a c any 5 Let’s have omelette for dinner. I’m hungry. a a b an c any 6 Would you like cup of tea? a some b any c a 7 We need to buy paper for the printer. a some b an c any
Unit 5Exercises for Student's Book pages 56-571 Match the words that have opposite meanings. 1 like a different 2 easy b sad 3 married c difficult 4 poor d unmarried 5 good e rich 6 happy f dislike 7 same g bad2 Use some of the words above to fill in the gaps. 1 My cousin George hasn’t got a wife. He is . 2 Annie’s parents have got a lot of money. They are . 3 Mike and John reading. They’ve got a lot of books. 4 Peter is because he passed his exams. 5 Wendy is a very teacher. Her students love her. 6 Tom is my classmate. We go to the school. 7 Andy is a firefighter. His job is and dangerous.3 Circle the correct answer. 1 ‘Why is Greg happy / unhappy?’ ‘Because his leg hurts.’ 2 My grandmother is very kind / unkind. She tries to help other people. 3 Mr Nolan’s lessons are interesting / uninteresting. I always fall asleep in his class. 4 My aunt Melissa is married / unmarried. Her husband’s name is Ron. 5 Our city is very safe / unsafe. You can go out any time you want.4 W rite a paragraph about your life now. Describe what you do every day, how you feel, and what you like or dislike. Words you can use: - happy / sad - busy / relaxed - interesting / boring / exciting - easy / difficult 44
Unit 55 Fill in the questions with was or were. Then, answer the questions using the phrases in the box. at a party at the beach in hospital at the park 12 3 4 Lucas at work yesterday afternoon? 3 your grandparents at home yesterday? . No, . 1 No, Brenda at school yesterday morning? 4 I at a restaurant yesterday at noon? 2 . No, No,6 Present or past? Fill in the gaps with the correct form of the verb to be. My name is John and I 1 a doctor. I work at a hospital in the city. It is big and modern, and it 2 usually busy. I see a lot of people every day and some of them 3 very sick. I try to take good care of them, but it 4 difficult. I 5 tired because I work many hours. When I 6 a student, my life 7 easy and relaxed. I was happy because I 8 an excellent student and my friends 9 nice people. My life 10 very different now, but I’m happy with it. 7 Circle the correct answer. 1 My parents very poor when I was young. a is b was c were 2 L aura a great doctor. I always visit her when I’m sick. a is b were c was 3 I tired. Let’s go for a walk. a was not b am c am not 4 ‘Where you yesterday?’ ‘At a friend’s house.’ a was b is c were 5 ‘Why Sue at your party last night?’ ‘She was busy.’ a weren’t b wasn’t c isn’t 6 Frank here right now. Can you call him later? a isn’t b wasn’t c is 45
3 Progress Review Vocabulary Choose the correct answers. 1 My sister tennis every Saturday. 11 This city is . It isn’t boring. a jogs a safe b works b interesting c plays c married 2 ‘Let’s meet at half past one.’‘Let’s make it later, at .’ 12 I’m because I want to get into shape. a a quarter to two a hanging out b a quarter past one b waking up c one o’clock c working out 3 Emma isn’t here. She’s in . 13 The Greek restaurant is on Mondays. a a party a closed b hospital b delicious c the beach c friendly 4 I sometimes dream travelling to different 14 work hard to keep people safe. countries. a Butchers a about b Police officers b for c Shop assistants c at 15 What are you doing to your birthday?. a celebrate 5 My favourite in London is Big Ben. b order a sight c visit b museum c tourist 16 learn to drive when they are sixteen in the USA. a Adults 6 That woman is very . She always tries to help b Kids people. c Teenagers a poor b kind 17 Lots of people like because they are small and c rich they take great photos. a tablets 7 Have at the party! b laptops a fun c computers b time c great time 18 help sick people get better. a Farmers 8 This teashop has delicious fruit . b Doctors a sandwiches c Actresses b afternoon tea c pastries 19 That singer is very , but I don’t think he’s very good. 9 I’d love to get from work and have a holiday. a famous a away b talented b into c sad c out 10 This homework is . I can do it in ten minutes. 20 There is lots of about the job on the website. a difficult a work b easy b information c different c homework46
Progress Review 3Grammar 11 she your sister? a AmChoose the correct answers. b Are1 Mary with her friends because it’s her birthday. c Is a goes out b is going out c going out2 We usually go on holiday August. 12 to the concert? a at a Do you go b on b Are you going c in c You go3 Do you like your grandparents? 13 Have you got homework to do? a visiting a a b visit b an c the visit c any4 I be a firefighter. It isn’t safe. 14 My grandfather has got lots of . a would like to a watches b wouldn’t like to b watch’s c wouldn’t like c watch5 The students their homework every day. 15 ‘I’m hungry.’‘ anything now. Dinner is in fifteen a are doing minutes.’ b does a Eat c do b Let’s eat c Don’t eat6 I’d like information about the museum, please. 16 My brother’s very happy. He a new job. a an a ’ve got b some b ’s got c any c is got7 at school yesterday? 17 This is bicycle. a Pat was a Franks b Was Pat b Franks’ c Were Pat c Frank’s8 I haven’t got a blue phone. It isn’t . 18 We don’t usually go on holiday in winter. a I a a b my b an c mine c the9 ‘ is in the living room?’‘Your Aunt Louise.’ 19 ‘Is your bag on the desk?’. ‘No, I’ve got mine here.’ a What a that b Who b these c Where c those10 help me, please? 20 He watches football. He hates sport. a Can you a always b You can b sometimes c You can’t c never 47
Unit 5 Now & Then Exercises for Student's Book pages 49-511 Circle the correct answer. 1 Patty always goes / is going to school by bus. 2 Paul doesn’t work / isn’t working today. It’s his day off. 3 Does Jill have / Is Jill having a party tonight? It’s her birthday. 4 Timmy doesn’t like / isn’t liking watching films. He loves books. 5 I’m a doctor. I work / am working at a hospital. 6 ‘Do we go / Are we going to the cinema tonight?’ ‘No, I don’t think so.’ 7 Nick doesn’t come / isn’t coming with us to the concert. He has a lot of work to do.2 W hat do they usually do? What are they doing today? Describe the pictures with full sentences. Use the phrases given in the box. swim in the pool / swim in the sea jog in the park / work in the garden play tennis at 6 / sleep work at noon / have lunch with friends 1 Dan usually swims in the pool, but today he is swimming in the sea. 2 Rita 3 Freddy 4 Melissa 38
Unit 53 Fill in the gaps in the text with the present simple or present continuous.T ony 1 (usually / spend) Friday nights at home, but tonight he 2(go) out with his friends. He 3 (celebrate) his sixteenth birthday, and it’s a very specialday for him. Tony’s friends 4 (always / buy) presents for him on his birthday, but this yearthey 5 (do) something different. They 6 (get) tickets for a musicconcert. Tony 7 (not like) concerts very much, but The Brothers are his favourite band.After the concert, he and his friends 8 (have) dinner at a fast food restaurant. Tony9 (usually / not stay) out after midnight, but tonight he 10 (come) back home at 1.00 am. 4 Put the words under the correct preposition. 5 Match the time to its name. a 3.15 b 11.50 2018 New Year’s Day May 23rd night 1 seven forty-five c 10.30 six o’ clock the afternoon the weekend 2 half past ten d 1.55 3 five to two e 7.45 Wednesday winter 4 a quarter past three f 6.25 5 six twenty-five IN ON AT 6 ten to twelve6 Circle the correct answer. 1 Terry’s birthday is June 18th. a in b on c at 2 My family always goes on holiday spring. a in b on c at 3 Adam likes to jog in the park the morning. a in b on c at 4 Helen usually visits her grandparents the weekend. a in b to c at 5 The train to New York leaves noon. a in b on c at 6 The boys never play football Mondays. a in b on c at 7 M ichael and his friends always go on a road trip August. a in b on c at7 What time is it? Draw it on the clocks. 3 4 5 12half past twelve a quarter to six ten past two eleven twenty-five a quarter past eight 39
Unit 5 Exercises for Student's Book pages 52-53 1 Fill in the gaps with the phrases in the box. dream about get healthy get into shape shop for sit on the beach work out 1 Let’s go to the mall! I want to some clothes. 2 Martha wants to , so she’s not eating fast food now. 3 Carrie and Jodie five times a week because they’re training for the marathon. 4 Jogging can help you lose weight and 5 Ireally need a holiday. I . 6 It’s a lovely day! Let’s getting away from work. and enjoy the sun. 2 W hat are they doing? Match the activities with the pictures. eat at a restaurant cook shop for dinner sit on the beach stay at a hotel work out 12 3 45 6 . . 1 They are sitting on the beach . . 2 They . 3 She . 4 They 5 They 6 They 3 L ook at the table below and write what Peter likes, loves or doesn’t like. ✔ ❤ ✘ 1 Peter likes . 2 Peter loves . eat vegetables play the guitar watch TV 3 Peter doesn’t like . 4 Peter likes . . play video hang out with take exams at 5 Peter loves games friends school 6 Peter doesn’t like . . read books go to parties play 7 Peter likes . basketball 8 Peter loves 9 Peter doesn’t like .40
Unit 54 Put the words in the correct order to make questions. Then, answer the questions using a short answer. 1 like / you / would / for dinner / to go out ? Yes, I would. . . Would you like to go out for dinner? . 2 Mary / to come with us / like / on a trip / would ? No, she 3 your parents / would / to go on holiday / like ? Yes, they 4 like / would / Tom / to sit on the beach ? No, he . 5 to buy a new car / you / like / would ? Yes, I .5 Fill in the gaps with would like or wouldn’t like. 1 Waiter! We to order, please! We are really hungry. 2 Kim to have fast food. She’s trying to get healthy. 3 I any cheese on my spaghetti. I never eat cheese. 4 Andy 5 My mum a guitar as a birthday present. He loves the piano. 6 Kate to go shopping with us. She wants to buy a shirt. to buy a new camera. Her old one is broken.6 Write a paragraph about your dream holiday. You can say: - where you would like to go - why you’d like to go there - who’s coming with you - how you’d like to spend your time I would like to go to… 41
Unit 5 Exercises for Student's Book pages 54-55 1 Match the words with their meaning. a important places that you should visit on a trip b it can be sunny or rainy 1 historical c to do with things from the past 2 teashop d you can sit down and have a drink there 3 sights e a person who visits places on holiday 4 tourist 5 weather 2 W hat are these things? Write the words under the pictures. amphitheatre horse race museum outlet pastries sandwiches 123 456 3 Fill in the gaps with the correct words given in the box. afternoon tea closed delicious friendly great time have fun have time wonderful My name is Lena. This is my first time in Chester and I’m having a 1 . The people here are very 2 and the weather is 3 . Right now I’m having a 4 meal at a restaurant. In the afternoon, I’m going to a teashop to try Chester’s famous 5 . I don’t 6 to visit the zoo today and most shops are 7 on Sundays. Still, there are many other ways I can 8 here in Chester. I’m very excited!42
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