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Grammar Vocabulary pronunciation

4 A My name's Hannah, not Anna Verb be E, subject pronoun5: days ofthe Week, numbers 0-20, Vowelsounds, Word
l, you, elc. greetings stress
6 B All over the world verb be E and E the Woltd, numbers 21-100 lal, h,.|'l, lJ:l, lLBl:
sentence stress

8 C open your books, please Po5ses5iVe adjectiVe5: ctassroom Ian8ua8e /cU/, /u:/, /o:/; the
my, your,eŁc. aLphabet

10 PRAcTlcAL ENGLlsH Episode 1 Arriving in London

l2 A A Writer's room a/an, p[uraLs; things final -5 and -es; th

this / that/ these / those

7A B stars and stripes adjectiVes coLours, adjectiVes, modif iers: Lon8 and short VoWeI
quite / very / really soUnds

16 c After 3oo metres, turn right imperatives, let 5 feelings Understanding

connected 5peech

1B REVlsE AND cHEcK 1&2

20 A Things llove about Britain present simple E and E Verb phrase5 third person 5

22 B Work and play present simpLe E jobs

24 C Love on[ine Word order in questions question Words sentence 5tre55

26 PRAcTlcAL ENGLlsH Episode 2 coffee to take away

2a A ls she his wife or hiśsister? Whose.,,? possessiVe'5 famiLy /^/, the letter o

30 B What a life! prepositions of time (at, in, on) and eVeryday actiVities [inkin8 and sentence
ptace (at, in, to] stress
32 c short life, tong tife? po5ition of adverbs and adverb5 and eXpressions of the Letter h
expre55ions of f reqUency frequency

34 REvlsE AND cHEcK 3&4

36 A Do you have the x Factor? can / can't Verb phrases: buy a new1paper, eŁc. 5entence stress
3B B Love your neighbours present continuous verb phrases h]|

40 c sun andth€ city present simpLe or Present the weather and seasons places in London
continuous?
42 PRAcTlcAL ENGLlsH Epi5ode 3 ln a clothes shop

44 A Reading in Engtish object Pronouns: me, you, him,eŁc. phone language /a,hl,a|dli,!
46 B Times we love like+ {Verb + -ing) the date; ordinal nUmbels consonant clusters;
5ayin8 the ddte

48 C Music is changing their lives revision: be or do? muslc

50 REVlsE AND cHEcK 5&6

 Grammar Vocabulary pronunciation

A At the Nationat Portrait Galtery pastsimpLeofbe| was/were Word fo.mation: pdint ) pdinter senlence stress
54 B chelsea girls past simp[e: regUlar verbs past time expressionS -ed endings
56 C A night to remember pa5t 5impLe: irregular Verbs 8o, have, get sentence stress
58 PRAcTlcAL ENGLlsH Episode 4 Gettin8 tost

60 A A murder story past simple: regular and irre8uLar irre8u[ar Verbs past simp[e Verbs
62 B A house With a history there is/ there are, some/ any + the house /eó/ and /lc/, sentence
p[uraLnoun5 stress
64 c A night in a haunted hotel there was/ there were prepositions: pIace and moVement silent letters
66 REVlsE AND cHEcK 7&8

68 A What l ate yesterday countabLe/ Uncountab[e noUn5; the tetter5 ea

a/ an, some/ aay

70 B White gold quantifiers: how muchl food containers ł and i\/

how many, a lot of,etc.
72 c Quiż night comparatiVe adjectiVes hi8h numbers /c/, sentence stress
74 PRAcTlcAL ENGLlsH Episode 5 At a restaurant

76 A The most dangerous road... 5uperLatiVe adjectives place5 and buitdings consonant 8roups
7B B couchsurf round the world! be soing to (pLans), future time hotidays sentence stless
expressions
80 c What's 8oing to happen? be 8oing to (predictions] Verb phrases the letters oo
REVlsE AND cHEcK 9&10

84 A First impressions adVerb5 (m€nner and modifiers) common adverbs Word 5tre5s

86 B What do you Want to do? Verbs+to+infinitive verbs that take the infinitive sentence stless
B8 c Men, women, and the internet articles the internet word stress
90 PRAcTlcAL ENGLl5H Episode 6 Goin8home

92 A Books and films pre5ent perfect irreguLar past participtes 5entence 5tle5s
94 B l've never been there! present perfect or past simp[e? more irre8ular past participles irre8uLar pdst particip[es

96 c The English File questionnaire reVision: qUestion formation revision: Word groups revisionIsounds
98 REVlsE AND cHEcK ll&12

100 communication L24 Grammar Bank 165 lrregular verbs

111 Writing I48 Vocabulary Bank 166 sound Bank
116 Listening
 G verb be [!, srrbject ptonouns; /, you, etc,
Hi, |'m Mike.
v days of the Week, numbers 0-20, 8reetin85
What's your name?
P VoWeL sounds, word stress

1 LISTENING &SPEAKING
a t Z)) Look at the pictures. Listen and number then 1-4.

b Listen again and complete the gaps. c Conplete the gaps with a word frolr-l the list.

1 A Hi, l'm Mike, What's your 1 ? Fine Hi l'm.,. Thanks Bye

B Hannah, Hello =
A2 ?
B Hannah! My name's,..
Very well =
2A What's your phone 3 ? Thank you =
B |Ł's 7894 I32 456. Goodbye =
A a . See you on saturday. Bye,

B Goodbye.
1 3 ))) Listęn arrd repeat somę phrases fronr the dialogue.
Copy the rhytlrrn.
3A 5_._, Mum, This is Hannah.
B 6 . Nice to meet you.
r ł)) In groups ofthree, practise the dialogues witl-r tlre
Nice to 7
sound effects. Change roles.
c you, Anna.
B 8__ name's Hannah. Introduce yourself to other students.
c Sorry, Hannah.
Hel]o, lmAntonio, \ _
4A Hi,9 You're early|
. wnat's vour name? / ( Cdrld. Nice to meei you.
B Hetlo, MrS Archer. HoW are 10 ^-( )---
--
?
c |'m very we[l, 11 you, Anna. And you?

r
B
A |t's Hannah, Mum,
2 GRAMMAR verb beE, subject pronouns 4 VOCABULARY
a Complete tlle,cntcncęswirh are, is.or ant. days of the week, numbers 0-20

I'm Mike. Mike.

My name's Hannah. Mynarrre Hannah. l
You'rc carly, You early,

ŃD,
It's 7894 132 456. Tt 7894 132 .+56,

.!
>
be
p.124 Grammar Bank 1A. Learrr rnore about verb
E and subiect pronouns, and practise them.
71 -\
1 6)) Listen and repeat tl]e pronouDs and contractions,
l
(,\',
lr_ }/ /

l;I
d 17,) Lisrell,Sa; tlle contructio". -11tan
§!
I
-{r\ ,/,{

ln pairs, try to renenber the narnes in your class.

:
l
Say Het / Shet

f Stand up and speak to other students.

Hi Carla. How are yoŁ) rr"rUs. And you?
§ly"
3 PRoNUNCIATIoN
vowel sounds, word stress
a 18l)) Listen and repeat t|re rvords and sounds. a Look at the picture. Can you remember what Mike and
Hannah say?

} p.148 Vocabulary Bank Days and numbers. Do

parts 1 and 2.

1 12)) Listen and Say the next day or number.

t)) Monddr,luesday ( Wednesddy

What's vour pl-ronc r-rumber? What day is it today?

} p.166 Sound Bank. Look at tlre example rvords and And tor-norrorł,?
spellings for the sounds in a.

word stress 5 LISTENING &SPEAKING

Mutti-SytLable WordS have one stressed syILab[e,
a 1 13))) Listen. Where are they? Write 1-6 in the boxes.
so rry good bye Sattrrday

1 9 ))) Listen and under]!1ę the stressed syllable in

! airport Gate number

these words. ! sandwich bar

|=] trotel Roon
airport com pU ter e mait ka ra te
ho teL mu se um sa lad te nnis
f ] -o"eo^ closerl rrrr

pas ta in ter net bas ket batl sand wich

f l taxi Manchester Road
|_ ] school classes on and
Write the words fror-r-r c irr t]re clrart.
b Listen again. Write a number or a dav in each space.

c 11a)) Listen and respond.

)) Hello, Nice to me et you. to meet you.
e:ice
In pairs, write more words that you krrorv in each
column. How do you pronounce thenr?

frĘ@E
 G verb be E and E
V the world, numbers 21-100 Where are
P la/,lt!, /.rl, b3L,sentence stress you from?

1 VOCABULARY the wortd

where are these caPitaI cities?
a Can you name three countries in English?
a ca nberra
b } p.149 Vocabulary Bank The World. b Pra8Ue
c Warsaw
1 1z ))) Listen. Say the nationality. d Anka ra
( e Edinburgh
)) scotland scottish
>-- What country isthe moneyfrom?
In pairs, do the quiz, ż a the doLLar
b the yua n
UsefuI phrases
l think it's in ltaly.
c the roUble
l think it3 Russian, but l'm not sure.
d the pound
e the yen

T,HEW@RLD What country is the food from?

2 PRONUNClATlON lal, lt,|)l, l||l, ldsl
a
b
tdpos
goulosh
c posto
The /o/ sound d tocos
The /a/ soUnd is the most common VoWeI
sound in En8Lish, The /c/ sound has many
different spe[[ings, e.g.He!]g, sąturday, utain
4:ifr'',i:"."theflags?
a 1 20)) Listen and repeat the words and
sounds.

lL^rl
/dH\ compurer scotland
American Argc,ntinian
switzclland
tr
-
-EF@l
,ż-
L§"s]
r 21)) Listen and repeat the sound pictures 1 18 ))) What national anthem
and sentences. Practise with a partner. is it? Write the nationality.

,s;.,, Cl-rarles is Czeclr, not

Frenclr.
a
b
c
d

What l.anguage is it?

1. 19)))

ld ć/1
shower She's Polish or Russian.
I'm not sure.
Write a-d in the boxes.
! Turkish ! Russian
! Chin"r" ! lrisrr (caeLic)
""#" jazz We're Gęrman and
they're Iapanese,
Languages
> p.166 Sound Bank. Look at the example The word for a language is usually the same as the
words and spellings for the sounds in a and b. nationatity adjectiVe, e.8. in ltaly the tangua8e iS lta[ian,
3 GRAMMAR verb be E and E 4 PRoNUNCIATIoN &SPEAKING
1 22)) Covel the dialogues. Listen to three interviews sentence stress
in Lorrdon. Whiclr countries are tlre pcople fronr?
sentence stress
Read tlre dialogues. Conplctc rvith I'm, l'n ult, are, ln sentences We stTess the important words,
'W'here's.h"
ąren't, is, or islt't. from? She's fron China,

1A Are you Eng[ish? a 1 25 )) Listen and repe at. Copy the rlrytlrn.
B No, EngLish, A Where "." 1nu
from?
Scottish. B lin f ronr Pgblin.
A Where _ you from A Arc vou A4crican?
in scotland? B No, l,'" not. l'nr Au6l1ąlian,
B _ from GLasgoW,
Practisc tlre dialogues in 3 rvith a partner,

} Communication Where are they from?

p,100 B p,106,
^
Ask people in the classWlrcre are;loufroni

2A Where you
from? 5 VOCABULARY numbers 21-100
B from AustraIia,
from DarWin. a Look at the signs. Can yort
sav thc nunrbers?
A Where's DarWin?
it near sydney?
B No, it _ . lt'S in the
north.
A t ni.e?
B Yes, it , |t's
beautifuL.

> p.]"48 Vocabulary Bank Days and

A Where you numbers. Do part 3.
from?
B We're from coLurnbL]s, ohio, c 1 27)) Listen atrd write t]re llutrrbęrs,
in the UsA,
A you on hotiday? d Write ten nunbers f],on-r 21-100.
Dictate then to a partner.
c No, We _. We're
studentS,

6 LlsTEN!NG
a 1 28))) Listen and rePeat the PaiIS
ofllttIllher., \\ h.rr's rhę diflęręnce?
c Listen and clreck.
l a 13 b 30 _5 a 17 b 70
d > p,124 Grammar Bank 18. Lealn n]ore about 2a1,{ b.l0 6 a18 b80
verb bc ? arrd :l, and practisc it, 3 a 15 b _50 7 a 19 b 90
1 Zł)) Lister-r and respond with a slrclrt answel. 4 a 16 b 60

') s Srdney Lhe capital of Ąustrdlia? ( ło,;risn't, 1 29,) Wh]cIl nrrIIrhcrdolotl lrclr?
). Lisren andQlcP.r or h above,
With a partner, writc three qrrestit,llrs beginrring /s. . , ?
or Arc...? \sk rlręnl todllotherpair, Play Bin11o.

7 t so) SONG AII over the World t1

fitl\i@E
 G possessive adjectiveS| my, your, etc,
V c[assroom [anguage How do you spell
P /eU/, /u/, /q/;the alphabet your surname?

B-E-Z-E-R-R-A.

VOCABULARY
classroom [anguage
Look at the picture ofa classroom.
Match the words and pictures.

! board /hrlcl;
! chair ł]tor
E complter /l(.m p.iullJi
l ] desk lLlcski
! doolilrll
! preture 'prkt.|ol i

E qble i'rclb]i
! wall llł rll,'
! gladow / u,rncloil
t st )) Listen and check.

> p.150 Vocabutary Bank

CIassroom Ianguage,

l 34r) Listen and follow the inst ructions,

2 PRoNUNCIAT!oN c r 3z)) Complete the alphabet chart with B, C, D, K, M, N, O, S,

T, U, Y W. Listen and check.
laal, lul, loll', the atphabet
'"\ e uIł 4#
ffi @
1 35 Listen and repeat the words and 1') §.
aJ)
)))
sounds. urFr li Y
tr.rin tree bike phone br.lot car
F l a R
H L
l
E
G
P X
7,

1 36r) Look at these common

abbreviations. Can you say any of them in
English? Listen and check. r 38l)).,\'',/
Listen and(ńbrhe letter you hear.
lEAI ?GI 3KQ 4CS
oK BBc MTV
e
5vPB 6MN 7VW 8UY
s. jPC
CNN USB DVD
Practise saying the phrases below with abbreviation
a Persona1 Computer a Very Important Person
Kingdom
BMW ATM
the United the United Statęs of America
tlre European Union a Portable Document Format
a Disc }ockey the National Basketball Association
3 LISTENING &SPEAKING 1 40r) Listen. Complete the receptionist's
questions.
a 1 aS)) A student goes to London to study English. Listen to the
interview and complete her form. l What's your rranre?
2 your surname?
3 do you spell it?
4 where are vou
First name _5 old are you?
6 your address?
Surname lB rr 7_ your postcode?
8 What's your _ address?
country l
9 What's your _ , ?

Listen again and repeat the questions. eopy

City the rĘthm.
A9e Askyour partner the questions. Write down
their answers.
Address I AvenidaPrincesg.IlgĘt spelling: names and addresses

L_]
-]

RR=doubteR @=at .=dot

Postcode

EmaiI Idbezerra@ma
j|.com
4 GRAMMAR possessive
l
adjectives: my, your, etc,
Phone number 55
Complete the gap swlth I,1ou, m1, or 1our.

Mobile phone l where are from?

\rr from Rio.
2 What's _ name?
name's Darly,

} p.124 Grammar Bank lC. Learn nore

about possessive adjective. and practise
them.

1 42r) Listen, Change the sentences.

))) l'm Rthdrd. ( L,ty name's Ricnatd.

>ż-

5 sPEAKlNG
> communication what's his / her real
name? A p.700B p._l06, Find out if some
actors'arrd singers'names are their real
nal-lles or not.

6 WRIT!NG
} p.111 Writing Completing a form.
Complete an application for a student visa
and write a paragraph about you.

fiTloE
 Arriving in London

VOCABULARY in a hotel E cHEcKlNG lN

a March thc words and s; mbols, t łS)) Watch or listen to lenny checking into a hotel loonl,
Answer tlre questions.
1 Corrrplete |enny's surname: ZI Ll SK
2 Wbat's he r room nunbęr?
Watclr or 1isten again. Corrrplete the You Hear phrases.

!]
tr""-]M]ffil
D)
you tlear You say

Good evening, madam, He[[o. lhave a reservation.

My name's Jennifer Zie[inski.
tr Recention
can you that, please? Z-FE-L-|-N,S-K-|.
l_ the lift
For five nights? Yes, that's right,
_] 9!4gle room
l
a

dQuble room Can l have your passport, please? JUSI a 5econd.,.Here you are.

!
a

the bar Thank you, Can you Sign

the groullri floor here,_ _? Thank you,
(first, second, third, etc,) Here's yoUr
lt'S room 306, on the third floor.
1 43 ))) Listen and check. The _ is over there. The tift? Oh, the elevator.

Yes. Enjoy your Stay, Ms Zietinski. Thankyou.

r lNTRoDUcTloN
1 44))) Watch or listen to |er-rny and Rob. o British and American Engtish
lift = BritiSh Engtish elevator = American En8lish
lV[ark the sentences T (true) or F (false), z = .,. ll in British Engiish, , l in American En8Lish
l Rob lives and works in London. Greetin8s
2 He's a writer for a nragazine. Good ąaning=> 12.oo Good afterDpq, = 12.00 > 18.00
3 Tbe name of lris magazirre is Łondon Good evening= 18.00 > Good nEht = Goodbye (When you go to bed)
Madam = a polite Way to greet a Woman
20sevex.
sir= a potite Way to 8reet a man
4 }enrry is British.
5 She's arr assistant ęclitor.
c 1 a6))) Watch or listen and repeat the You Say phrases. Qqpy tlre
6 lt's her second time irr tlre U K, rh),thn.
Watch ol listen again, Say lvhy the F
sentences are false.
 D JENNY TALKS TO ROB
]. 48)) Watclr or listen and nrark
the serltcnces T (true) or F (talse).
l |enny |ras a coifcc.
2 S]rc is jn London on business,
3 The rvait|ess is Gernan,
4 Jennl,plroncs Rob Włlker,
5 }ennv is tired.
6 Tlrcir nreering is at l0,00,

d Practise the dialoguc with ir paltner.

e Work in pairs. Read your rolc and look at the

dialogue irr 3b. Wlrat do you nccd to clrange?
A (book open) You arc thc recepti()nist. It's
l1.00 a,rrr. B's roonl is 207 on tlre seconci
b WatcIr or ]isten again, Say why the F senter-rces are fa]se.

f|oor. Begin u,ith G ood ruorninll sir I mdtlam. c 1 a9)) Read the infolnlation in the l]ox. Listen and repeat tlre
B (book c|oscd) You arlive at the hotel, Usc Would 1ou likc. . .? plrrases and the rcsponses. Practise ofTering
vour nanlc and surnane, drinks and resporrdir-rg.
f 1 Roleplaythedialogue.Thenswaproles.
Q Would you like.,,?
g L 47l) Look at thc infornlatioll in the box, Would you like a coffee? yes, plea5e.

Listen anc1 repeat tlre Calt, , . ? phrases. Would you like another tea? No, thanks,
We use Would you like.,,? to offe r so mebody somethin8.
O Canyou...?= Ptease do it We respond yes, please or No, thank5,
Can you sign here?
Can you spelLthat? d Look at tlre Social English phrases. Wlro says tlrem: fennv,
can I have.,,? = Please 8iVe me (yoUr passport, Rob. or the waitress?
etcJ
Can ]have your passport, plea;e? socialEnglish phrases
Can ] have my key, pLea;e? |'m here [on business], This is [Rob. Rob Watker],
]'m frorn [New York]. What about you? That'5 perfect,
h You are in a hotel, Horv do you ask thc No prob[em, lt's time for bed,
receptionist to giYe you...? ls that Uennifer]?

. yrrur kev . yourpasspott 1 5o)) Watch oI listen irnd check. Do you knorł,rvhat thev are in
. amapoflondon . apen vour language?

Watclr or listcn again and repeat the phrascs.

Can you...?
1
l check into a hoteland speltyour name

L ask somebody to do Someth]n8/to give you something

offer Somebody a drink, and aCcept or refu5e
 G d / i]n, piul.it,i; Iilj5,' t/]at. il;esi. iirosc
v things What's this
P final -s and -es; th in Engtish?
lt's a purse.

1 VOCABULARY
a Look at a photo ofRoald Dahl,
the author of many famous children's
books and stories for adults,
things
;:
ł
,":
I

i
l

,'H: ffi
Do you know any ofhis books?

Look at tl-re photo of his roon.

Tick (/) or cross (X) the things
you can see in the picture.
Do you think tl-re room is tidy?
a table

[] a lanp
! o .o-p.,t..
! a chair
! pencils
[ ] photcls
I a u,indou,

] a printer
a phor-re

! pieces ofpaper

c > p,15]. Vocabulary Bank Things,

2 GRAMMAR a/an, plura[s 3 PRONUNCIATION finat-s and -es

a Complete the chart. a 1 53)) Listen and repeat the wolds and sounds.

b 1 54))) Read rhę ru]ę,Gilł) rhę wortls where -cs is

pronounced lz . Listen art-dcheck.

Final-es
Final -es after ce, ch, sh, s, ge, and x = hzl, e.8. Watches,
8las5e5, pur5es
> p.126 Grammar Bank 2A part 1.
Learn nore about a /arr and plurals, and practise thenr. l classes 3lreadphones 5 pieces 7 pages
2 files 4 boxes 6 tissues 8 mobi]es
4 LISTENING &SPEAKING 6 PRoNUNclATloN th
a } Communication What's on the table? p.700. a 1 58))) Listen and repeat the words and sounds.

b 1 55r) Listen to three people sav what

things they have on the table or desk where
they work. Are their tables tidy?

Listerr again and tick (/) the things tlrey l-rave.

trLtr
l23

trtr!
acomputer/alaptop 1 59)) LiSten and TePeat the phIases. Practise sal,ing thenr.

trtrtr l lllis l ul,sdar

a printer

trtrtr 2 rllirty-thlee
a lamp

trL]tr 3 those LIlirrgs

a phone

trtrtr ,{ I-1larrks for tllat.

books

tr!tr 5
a dictionary ] hese arc rlle kevs,

t] t] L] 6
a diary What are tllose thirrgs thcre?

!L]] 7
photoS [in thitty-Lhree this Tllursday.

!]n]
pieces oi paper
Wolk in pairs, Put four ofvour things on your table (singular or
pens
DVDS
tissUes
]l]]
.- fl _]
plura1). Ask yorrr partner,

For the thirrgs orr your table:

. rl,,. -'
&) What's this in EnłlisQ *"r.'
Talk to partner about tlre table where vou /. "
a
rvork or study. Say v,hat things you have. Say
(-
iftlre table is tidy or not.

u luPro, urd a printer. thave... lt iin'ttidy.

For things irr tbe classroorrr (point): §
§yuru What are thase;n Engiisl.? ) ( Theyie plrLL)les.
PIay lVłat is it? with your partner. A close \<>Ż t

BagBl
vour eyes. B give things to your partncr and
,askWhątis it? Wlląt ąre tlrc)?

5 GRAMMAR
this / that / these / those ,l /a

1 56))) Look at pictures 1 4 and cornplete

the dialogues. Listen arrd check. Practise tlre
dialogues.

Read tlre dialogues again. What's the

difference between...?
1 What's this? 2 What are these?
l tiris and tłese lt's They're
2 this and
Gl
tl,Ląt

3 tirese and tło.se

} p.126 Grammar Bank 24 part 2.

Le arr-r rnore about this Ithat Ithese Itlrcse
and practise then.

3 What's that? 4 What are those?

lt's They're _,

fih@ E
 G,]i]j.]{:tiVt]§
v
P
co[ours, adjectives, modifiers: quite / very / really
tong and short vowelsounds
?,!
attractive? /Z
Yes. She's very ta[[,
with red hair.

1 VOCABULARY colours, adjectives part 1

a what colour is the Arnerican flag? Write the

nrissing letters
ffi- r
k lt's d,
: and b[

b Courplete tl.e otl-rcr colorrrs,

bt ckytt wgr,v pnk

brwnts i]

ffir l
c Prirctisę rł.itlr tlre flłgs, Ask arrd irr-l

bś
calour is it?

What colour is.i,orll flag?

} p.J.52 Vocabulary Bank Adjectlves.

Do part l,

2 GRAMMAR adjectives
a What are they? Labelthe pictures in tlre
USA quiz using an adjective and a noul 3 Ha,ve a,

from each circle, ,,Gr"

łi f I
t Ei- fr:-r]iiiil Rt:
Adjectives Nouns
nice yetlow food House
Ameri€an NeW school Airlines
fast White taxis jeans
btue high day York

ch"k,G ióth,
' .:.,j"}';i:,"""d
. Adjectives go before IaJter a novn.
. Adjectives c/rctrl e I dol't chaltye b,:
bcfbre a pluraJ noun, |.}
> p.126 Grammar Bank 2B, Learn nrore
about adjectives ancl practise thenr.

Cover the the pictutes. Can you renrerrrber

the eight pl-rrascs?
3 PRoNUNclATloN 4 VOCABULARY adjectives part 2
tong and short vowel sounds a } p.152 Vocabutary Bank Adjectlves, Do part 2.
Lon8 and short vowels b Work in pairs, A say an adjective. B say a famous person.
VoWeLsoUnd5 in En8lish are ton8 or Short. Long
soUnds have ł/ in the phonetic symbo[, e,g. /ol/, snort) ( Tam Cruise
-_< 2ź,
a 1 6a))) Listen and repeat the words and 5 READING
sounds.
a Read the descriptions and ]ook at the plrotos.
Who are tlre two people?

",,,/ l
Il] ., lIll
s
i :+|,

śJ Who are
" they?^ "'rl!
"s
lrtrrse He's a famous American actor.
He's quite tall and he's Very
attractive. He has long hair and
brown eyes. l think he's about 50.

Match an adjective from circ]e A with an She's a Very beautiful actress.

adjective from circle B with tlre same volvel She's quite shoń and slim, and
sound. write them in the chart. she has long dark hair. She's a
Hollywood star, but she isn't
AB American, she's Spanish.
btue futt cheap big
easy rich new good
black fast short Wrons
smalL hot hac] far
b Read thenr again. Guess tlre ncaning ofthe highlighted words.
c 1 65)) Listen and check.

d } p.166 Sound Bank, Look at the typical 6 WRITING &SPEAK|NG

spellings for these sounds. a Think of a fan-rous persorr from any country in tlre wor,]d. Usę the
jobs in the box to help you,
Adiective race ln pairs. in lhree nlitlrtte.
make phrases with an adjective and a rrorrn actress mUsician po[itlcian
actor /
with the same vowel sound. Use a /arr with Singer sportsman / Sportswoman TV presenter
singular nouns,
Write a short description oftlre person, Give it to your partrrer.
Adiectives Nouns Can he / she guess who it is?
oLd new book boots
grey fast cars cat Play Guess thefamous person.
black 8ood day fish
A rlliIlkoIa [cmnu. łctor / act l,ęs.,
big cheap jeans photo
short Story B ask ten questitllls using /_s,,. ? Tly to guess the actor / actress.

ls it a man ar a womuĘ)
An old photo Qy*o."r.
1 66)) Listen and check. Practise s:wing the /s she American? ) (2-ves,sher,.
--ś
plrrases.

ffiIrDE
 G imperativeS. let's
v feelings
P understanding connected speech
Don't Worry.

1 VOCABULARY feetings 2 LISTENING & READING

a Match the words and pictures. a 1 69))) The Cartel family arc on holiday in lreland. Look at the
pictures. Listen and number them 1-5.

ź\
l"]
\,,''
tb&,

,E:'l
,1 ' '-!

@n
",:,.,',

]
hungrv ! sad bored
hot ! thirsty lruppy
] angry l ] cold stressed
] tired l worried
collocation
]se be + hungry, thirsty, hot, etc.,
e.g_ l'm very hungry.
NoT / ha Vevery+UĘfy.

1 68))) Listen and check. Repeat the

phrases.

Cor er thę rł ords a nd look a t t he pictt res. t

Make E and j sentences about how you feeI

and tellyour partner,

/ l'm quite hungry.

I\ l'm very tked.
]'m noi hDi
>--r
 Listen again and read. Try to guess what the 3 GRAMMAR imperatives, let's
highlighted phrases mean,
a Look at the highłighted phrases in 2b. Then complete the chart,
1 satnav After 100 metres turn right.
TUrn right. lmperatiVes
Please sLow down!This road is very
dangerous.
Don't Worry. YoU knoW l'm a good
driver. Suggestions
Be carefu[! Stop at that SerVice Stdtion.
come on, Let's
Suzy Dad, this music is terribLe.
can you turn it off? } p.l26 Grammar Bank 2C. Learn more about imperatives and
Dad oK, lett, arrd practise them.
Tim Dad, l'm Very hot. Turn the air
conditioning on, please. Look at the pictures in 2 and cover the dialogues. Can you
Dad Are you hot, suzy? remember the imperatives and suggestions with each picture?
suzy No, l'm coLd,
What do the signs mean? Use a verb phrase from the list in a
MUm Open your window, Tim, E or rE imperative.
careful
be cross the road now go in here
sUzy l'm thirsty, Where's the Water?
smoke here listen to music here take photos
Mum Here you are. turftteft turn off your mobile eat or drink here
Tim |'m hun8ry. can We stop soon?

,-r§"oJ@
Mum Let's stop at that Service station,
Dad oK. (l rr,
Vrft
Tim GiVe me my iPod,

s),E,A"@
suzy This is my iPod!
Dad Be quiet!
Tim Are We there yet? l'm bored.
Dad lt's not far now. only 80 kilometres, §
Tim Can you turn the radio on pLease,
Mum?
e Cover the list and look at the pictures. Can you remember the
phrases?
Mum oK.
Ddd oh no!

5 suzy Where are We?

4 PRoNUNCIATIoN
Dad We're here, At the hotet.
understandin8 connected Speech
Tim Great! connected speech
Mum Don't park here, Look at that sign. When people speak they don't usuat[y separate alLthe Words, For
No parking. examp[e, if a Word ends with a consonant and the next Word be8inS
Dad Don't Worry. lt's oK. come on, With a VoWet, they join them to8ether, e.g. Turryoff the music,
l Af 'c d^

a 1 72r) Listen and write six sentences.

c 1 70r) Listen to thę end of the story. What
are the two problems the family have? b Practise saying the sentences.

5 SPEAKING
} Communication What's the matter? A p.707 B p,706.
Roleplay dialogues.

6 r zs)) SONG please Don't Go J7

ĘED E
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
(CirclJ a_ b. or c. a Complete with ąt,from,in, ofJ or to.
1 Hello. _ your name? 1 I'm |apan.
a what b what are c what's 2 Nice _ meet you,
2 Maria is German. _a student. 3 What'sboĄout English?
a She's b Hę's c It's 4 Look the board.
3A Where _ from? 5 Please tuln r our rnobile ohone.

B He's from Turkey.

b Complete the phrases with these verbs.
a heis b is c ishe
Thel Fnol ish_ thev're Scotrish. AnSWer stand open Read Work
a isn't b aren't c not are 1 _ the text. 4 the door.
A Are you from Paris? 2 in pairs, 5 the questions.
B Yes, _. 3 uo.
a Iam b I'm c Iare
She's Brazilian. name's Danielą.
c (circle) the word rhat is different.

a His b Her c Your one three five

We're from the USA, sulname is 1 eight two sęven file
Mackav. 2 Brazil Chinese Hungary switzerland
a your b Thęir c our 3 Polish Italian ]apanese France
A What are they? 4 Africa Asia Ireland Europe
B They're 5 sixteen forty ninety eighty
a watches b awatch c warch< 6 Wednesday Italy Friday Monday
A What is it? 7 glasses pulse headphones scissors
B It's _. 8 door window wall schoo1
a a umbrella 9 wallet new§papęI book magazine
b an umbrella 10 happy tired angIy stressed
c umbrella
10 Look at thosę d Write the opposite adiective.
a womąns b women c womens 1good 4 tall
1l A What are _ in English? 2 expensive 5 empty
B They're keys, 3 dirty
a that b this c thesę
12 These are very _. PRoNUNclATloN
a difficult exercises
b exercises difficult . @ the word with a different sound.
c diffńults exercises
13 careful! That dog's dangerous.
,ę A B c D
a Are b Beyou c Be ż Hi dny my nlcę
14 Please _ in the library.
3 llzl watches boxes files glasses
a not ęat b don't eat c no eat
15 l'mhunprv. stoD at the calć, 4 "# |apan German good page
a Let's b We c Don't
5
&^ dangerous stamps bad laptop

Underli!ę the stressed syllable.

1 a ddress 2 I ta ly 3 ex pen sive 4 news pa per 5 thir teen
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND TH|S TEXT? rCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE
a Read the article once. Do you know any more words PEoPLE?
which are American English, not British English?
1 74)) In the street Watch or listen to five people
and answer the questions.
British & American English -

m
the same, but different
British and American peop[e speak the same [anguage
- English, but with some sma[L differences.

VOCABULARY
Her name is _.
some Words are different in American English, for examp[e a cecilia b cecil c cecile
Americans say zip code, nol postcode, vocation, not holiday, Andy's from Newcastle in the ofEngland.
and ceII phone, not mobile phone.some Words have djfferent a North East b North West c South East
meanings, for exampte in BritiSh English a purse is a
thing Where Women have their money and credjt cards. In
3 David is
American Engtish a purse is a Woman's bag. a Italian b French c Spanish
4 Her name is
sPELLING
Colour,fovour, and other Words that end in -our in British a Ąrya b Aria c Arja
Eng[ish end With -or in American English, e.g, colo/:/ovoi: 5 Karin is
centre, theatre, and other words that end in -tre in British a Swiss b Brazilian c Hungarian
EngliSh end With łer in Amerjcan English, e.g, center, theoter

GRAMMAR
American grammar is Very simi[ar to Britjsh grammar, but cAN YoU sAY THls IN ENGLISH?
With some smatt differences, e5pecia[[y prepositions. For
Do the tasks with a partner. Tick (/) the box ifyou can
examp[e, Americans say See you Fridoy, but British peop[e
do them.
say see you on Friday.
Canyou...?
PRONUNCIATION
The most important difference between American and l ! count from 0-20
Britjsh Eng[i5h is pronunciation. American accents and 2! count from 20-100 (20,30, etc.)
Britjsh accents are quite different, and When an American
starts speaking British peopłe knoW he or she is American, 3! say the days ofthe week
and vjce versa. 4! give three instructions: two Ę and one E
5! introduce yourselfand another person
b Look at the highlighted words in the text and guess their 6! arrswer the questions below
meaning. . What's your first name /surname?
. How do you spell it?
c Read the article again. Mark the sentences T (true) or . Where are you from?
F (false).
1 American English and British English are very E short fitms HoIlyWood. Los All8eles
Watch ard enjoy a filrr on ilutor.
differerrt.
Holida1 and postcode are the same in Blitish and
American English.
Parse has different meanings in American and British
English.
4 Kilometer is British spelling.
5 British and American grammar ate not very different.
6 It's difficult to know from their accent ifa person is
English or American.

,ffitDm
 G oresent simoLe [ł and [J
v verb phrases
P third person -5

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases b Answer the questions with a partner.

a Complete the phrases with a verb from the list.

1 Look at the highlighted verbs. Why do
some verbs end in s?
go read work have listen 2 Write the Łe /słe /it folm ofthese verbs.
1 a newsnaner 4 to the cinęma chan8e _ have
2 to the radio 5 in an office cook _ go_
make
3 children
b} p.153 Vocabulary Bank Verb phrases, 3 Find two negative Ę verbs. How are they
differentfrom positiveĘ verbs a) for
c 2 3)) I lsten, Say rhe phrase. l))rV W he I she Iit b) for allother persons?
§yurrn
} p.128 Grammar Bank 3A,
2 GRAMMAR present simpteE and E Learn more about present simple Ę and
and practise it.
Ę,
a Look at four things people say about Britain and the British.
Do you think they are true or not true? Then read the text and
check your answers. 3 PRONUNCIATION third person -s
a How doyou pronounce these plural nouns?

books keys Watches

2 s)) Listen and repeat the third person

verb forms,
/s/ She speaks Spanish.
Hę drinks coffee.
British
She cooks every day,
people drink
tea at 5.00. /z/ rains a lot,
It
He has a cat.
she does exercise.
Four foreigners who live in Britain talk about the thing§ He goes to the cinema on Friday night,
people say about the Blitish... /IZl He watches TV.
The film finishcs in a minute.
British people drink tea at 5-00. Kati from Hungary The weather changcs a lot.
lt's true that British people drink a Lot of tea (and coffee) but they don't
drink tea at a speciaI time, l work for a British company here and my boss 2 6 ))) Listen. Change the sentence.
drinks tea a[[ the time,
D llive in a flat. she, ( ihe lives in a tlat.
>.--
lt rains a lot. Nicotai from Russia Tell your partner six true things about you:
lt rain5 a lot, but it doesn't rain every day. Be careful because the weather three E and three !. choose verb phrases
changes quickly. l always take an umbrella When l go out. p,153
from Vocabulary Bank Verb phrases.
British people like animals. Norma from Mexico ( pby the guitar.ldon't wear Elalses.
)-
t
l have a lot of friends here and they att have a dog or a cat. one famity
that l know has two dogs and five cats. British peop|,e love anima[5! Change partners. Tell your new partner the
The food in Britain isnt Very good. Hasan from Turkey six things about your old partner,
The restaurants are quite expensive but they are great, and the food is good in nlavs the suitar. She doesn't wear 1Lasses.
a lot of pubs, too. l share a flat With a scottish boy, and he cooks every night. Ja
He Watches at[ the cooking programmes on TV and he makes qreat cUrries!
 D Starbuckso )
and other things I ? love about Britain

M 11,1.,",Tiiff iii]3iTil
livcs in LtlIiclrlll. sars tlrc UK's trllt
(]lremists in tlic UK at,c u,ondcrftrl, lricncllv shops and
corrpleteiv dilferent lronr US phalmzrcies, Boots sclls
jrrst ()K it's 1liil-1rclisc, These are cYcrvtIiing l tlu rvaIrtj not jLlst medi(,inc, ancl t}rc sirop
sorne ofhis reasons.,. assistants girr: yclu good advicc.

Walking No ID Cards

'Jł- ,ń
13t,itiritr isli't a gtxlcl plzrce fór l]r-itirin is olrc o|thc orrly places in thc
rvlllld rr,lrct,c 1lcoplc dcln't har.c Il)
ft cyclists. Brrt ftlr pcclcstl-ians it is
cards. In thc US,vclu necd Il) lrłlen
J , _ lvtlnclcrlill, \\ihcn vou lr,łlk
trltt ilttv a clritlk. 3-o to zr clrrll, rrst:
,,n a l.|lra,11,..illt.,lIl Il|,,
til (ll l\ t,f\ stoP, a credir cirt,d. or takc an iIltclcitv
tlain.

Blitisli ł)anks ilrc ereat yr)tr

dtl tlrrlrything tlnlinc, atrd l ]ovc Britjsh sunlmcrsl A gotxl
vtltr cłlrr't pal,rr,hen vou 1akc srrtrrnrcl,clirv in Blitail is drv arrd
nrcxlcv tlut tll'an i!l'NL Alld rr.zrt,nr, llut not !ell, Irtll.

§ U
starbucks
"'^,li:'r':,",ii"i,:,?iil|. Stat,lltrcks istl't Britislr, o1' ccltLl-stl,
._: rr,ot.k, not lou. lltrt I prclir thc Stirrllucks
- iIr Br^itain, 'l'hcy are nic,t:.
'l'hr: Bl-itish arc ver,v liicncll1. 1llaccs lr4rcrt:
politc rvhelr thcy 1lctlplc rcad thc llc\vsl)żipcr
zrnd dI,ink g^oocl col1i,tl,
clril,c,'f hcl, clolr'r

#,
-,\Iicl tlrc lr,aitcrs don'1 u,litt:
hoot, iurcl tlrc,.- ar,r:
patictlt rvitlr otht:l vllul,tranlc oIl thc cups I

fi,tł strqlicl in Atncric:r rvllcn

I
drivcrs. Tlrc,v
tht: rvłitct, calls'\f irrk, r,orrl-
alrr,ays sa\,thirnk
you rr,lrcn yotr lct tzrll capptLccitro rvith cxtrir

thcm pass.

READING & SPEAKING

Look at the pl-rotos. ln rvlrich one catl 1"ou see. ,. ? utrderlitre these verbs in tlrc tcxt. what
do tlrey lllean? C<lmpare vour ideas witlr a
ir cash naclrine (r\TM irr Anrelican English)
pirrtncr,
a ctlp of coff-ee |. a chemist t] a \\,alfel
clclssitl g | , acvclisr wa[k pay drive setl give need
_ a zebla l] a peclesttian
buy use prefer feel cal[
_ a driver
2 Z)) Read and listel] to thę article. Malk the sentcnces T (tluc) Look at eaclr paraglaph again. Say ifit's the
or F (false). Say rvhy the F ones irre fa]se, \Jll)( oI di'lcrcl)t ill ,totlrt,otltllrr or citr.
I Britaill is a good countrv forcyclists irnd peclestrians. / Ndpleź isnL d lood place ror ry.lisl5 ol
ż lI', er llen,ir c to usę Ą-l'Vtill lllilrill, \ ')-,-
Pedesirian., be( dL,źe Deople drlve \ ery /d5l]
.3 Blitislr drivęrs alc nice to otlret,dt,ivers.
,ł Boots the Chemist onJ1,, lras nreclicine.
5 In Britain pcople don'thave ID calds.
o UsefuI Words: Why? and because
question
USe beCause to ansWer the Why?
6 Sunmet,s in Btitain ale very hot. , isn't Naples a good place for CycLists?
i people drive very fast-
7 Irr Stalbucks in Britain rł,aiters don't use vour fiLst nalne.
frhoffi
 G present simpLe E
V jobs
P b|l
|'m a nurse.

1 VOCABULARY jobs
a Older the letters to make words for jobs.
1 ACTEHRE
2 R o C AT
3 T R lE WA W
4 AXT| RRED|V T_D
5 PTlREoNlCEST R
b > p.154 Vocabulary Bank Jobs.
c What do you do? Ask five other students in the class,
His job, her job
2 L!sTEN!NG Where? work outside I
a ł4tO,tt) Listen to a garne show called Hisjob,herjob.
in the street !
A team ofthree people ask Wayne questions about inside fl
his job and his wife Tanya's job. Write W next to the in an office [- l
questions they ask Wayne about his iob, and T next to
the questions they ask about Tanya's job.
When? work in the evening f
at night f-l
Listen again. What are Wayne's answers? Write at the weekend f]
/ (yes), X (no), or D (it depends) after each question.
with computers I
Look at the answers. What do you think his job is? with other peopte f]
What do you think her iob is?
tong hours !
btzl)) Listen to the end of the programme. What do
have speciat quaLifications !
Wayne and his wife do?
speak foreign [anguages
travel f l
3 GRAMMAR present simpte E drive f l

a /ą ra)) Complete the questions. Listen and check.

make things f l
Why are questions 3 and 4 different?
wear a uniform or speciat ctothes f l
1 _you work with other people?
earn a lot of money !
Yes. I
2 you work in an office?
No,I -
3_ she work with computers?
-No, she
4_ she work at the weekend?
Yes. she

> p.128 Grammar Bank 38. Learn more about

present simple Ę and practise it.

In groups offour, play Hisjob,herjob. Choose jobs

from p.154 Vocabulary Bank Jobs. Ask questions to
guess the jobs.
4 PRONUNC|ATION /sl/ 6 READlNG
2 1s)) Listen and repeat the words and sounds. Read tlre articlę, Match each text to a photo. What do
the three people do?

,9 r,
' Ur ii: and er usua,ly =
,l, *n"n are slressed. UNlFoRMs
-
after w usually lal 'n"u
AGAINST?
or e.g. work.

FOR
=

b 2 16)) Listen. Which rvord doe.sn't lrave tlre /::/ sound?

*m
1 thirsty dirty thirteerr tired
2 carn hete prefer service
3 TIrursday sttre tttrn Trtt,key
4 rvolry u,ord rł.otkęr world
c Practise saying the sentences.
l prefer Turkish coffee-

)aurnalists wark aLL over the WorLd.

ShiLey is thirty an Thursday.

5 SPEAK!NG
Complete the plrrases lvith verb frorn the 1ist.
Three people say what they think...
a
1_ 0Ur Uniform is 0K, l like the colours, 9rey and red. The only
do (X3J eai 8o listen read use \rćaH( Watch things l don't like are the tie, becaUse it's difficult to put on,
and the skirt, because l Prefer trousers. l think uniforms
are a good idea, Everybody looks the same, and it's easy to
In t|rc rr cck
get dressed in the morning - l don't need to think about
rvalk to lvork / school
what to weat
a conputer at rł,ork / sclrool
in Errglish
2 our uniform is dark trousers and a White nylon top, a bit
like a nurse's uniform. We can't Wear anything over the
in a cafć or restaurant Uniform,5o it's quite cold in the Winter, and it gets dirty
housework Very easily becaUse it's White. l'm not against uniform5, but
At the lvcckclrd my Uniform jUst isn't Practical!

TV irr tlre morrring 3 our uniform is very simple - a dark bluejacket and trousers
to tllusic and a White shirt and tie. l like it, it's nice and comfortable,
spolt oI exelcrse 5o l'm happy to Wear it. And l think it's important that
people can see where We are When they need helP,
homework
to thę cinęma

Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions, then clrange With a partner, say wlrat the highlighted words mean.
ro]es. C heck w irh ;,,u r t eacller or a d ict iona ry,

A Ask B the questions, Read tlre article again. Who.,.?

B Answer the questions. Give nrore irrfbrnation ifyou
l tlrinks rrniiorrrrs are a good idea, but doesn't like his /
hęr unilorn?
A Do you WaLk to lCr""Q No,1 don't.l Ea by bus. 2 1ikes lris / heruniform, butdoesn'tsayanythingabout
9 uniforms in general?
Change pairs. Ask youl new partner about his / her old
3 thinks uniforms are a good idea and quite likes his /
Partner, hęr uniiorn?
c Does Akito \ / ł tlo, he doeffi't. Do you wear a uniform at work / school? Do you like
) !2/-łe goes by bus,
walk to scnoot?
---ś it? Why (noQ? Do you think uniforms are a good idea?

fiĘ@E
 Word order in queStionS
question Words what kind of fitms
sentence stress do you tike?
lLike
French fiLms.

L!sTENlNG
Kevin and Samantha want to meet a partner on the intelnet. d 2 18r) Look at the highlighted phrases in
Read their profiles and 1ook at their photos, Then cover them and the conyersatiot-l. Listen and repeat them.
say what you can remember. Do you think tlrey are a good match? Practise the conversation with a partner,
( revin is Z8. He lives in South l ondon...
shoWing interest
When you have a conversation, react to What
your partner says. Use Me too. Really? Haw
intere'tinł! What about you? eŁc.
Kevin
Age: 28 2 19r) Listen to the second part ofthe
Lives in: SoUth London
conversation. Do you think they Want to
Likes: films, mUSic
Doesn't like: foolball meet again?

Listerr again and nark the sentences T (true)

G;!!l or F (false). Sav why the F ones are false,
Samantha 1 samantha likes science fiction films.
Age: 26 2 They like the sane kind ofnrusic,
Ló9 n io ed tyoll deiaiS Lives in: south London
and access messaqes 3 Their rvęekends are very differerrt.
Likes: the cinema, good food
Doesn't like; sport 4 Sanarrtha pays for tlreir lunch.
@ Do you think the internet is a good place to
make friends or meet a partner? Why (not)?

b 2 77))) Kevin and Samantha meet in a restaurant for lunch.

Coyęr the conyersation and listen. What does Kevin say about... ?

1 where lre lives 2 his job 3 films he likes

c Listen again, Complete the missing verbs.

s Hi. Are you Kevin?

K Yes. Are you Samantha?
s Yes lam, but catlme Sam. Nice to you,Sorry l'm [ate,
K No problem. You look different from your photo,
s Let's a drink. A beer? Wine?
K No, thanks. Water for me. ldon't atcoholat Lunchtime.
K |_ this place.
s Me too. Where do you _ in south London?
K ln BromLey. Near the market, l _ With my mother
s Reatły? What do you _?
K teacher. lteach chemistry,
|'m a
5 chemistry? HoW interestin8.
K Yes, it's a Very interestingjob. What about you?
s |'m ajournalist, You the cinema, Kevin.
What kind of fitms do you ?
K science-fiction fi[ms. l star Wars,
s oh.
K Do you star Warł
2 GRAMMAR word order in questions 4 SPEAK|NG
a cover tlre conversation. put the words in order to make
the questions.
l want you do drink a

2 in South live London you do wlrere

3 films like kind vou ofwhat do

} p.128 Grammar Bank 3C. Learn nore about word

order in quesrions and pract ise it.

3 vocABULARY & PRoNUNclATloN Imagine you meet a new friend online, and you go out
question Words; Sentence streSS for coffee together, Look at the pronpts and write
eiglrt qrrestions.
2 21)) Listen and repeat the question words and
Where do 1ouwołk?
phrases. How is Wh- pronounced in Who? How is it Who is 1ourfavourite singet?
pronounced in the other question words?

HoW? HoW many? rĄ+hat? What kind? Where

Work
When? Where? Which? Who? Why?
What sports tike
Complete tlre questions with ma8aZines Watch
a question word or phrase
TV pro8rammes read
from the list in a,
Ianguages do
1 What phone do you have? car spea k
I have an iPhonę.
what kind of mUslc stUdy
2 _ old are you?
fitms płay
zż. have
food
} _ brothers and sisters do you have?
I have two sisters,
| _ do you prefer, Saturdays or Sundays? TV pro8ramme
Saturdays. Who restaurant
i_ do you have English classes? What -vour Iavourlte sln8er
On Mondays arrd Wednesdays. actor
i_ of films do you like?
Ilike old British films, Work in pairs with a student you don't know very well.
' __ do you live? A Ask B your first questiolt,
In the city centre. B Answer the question. Give more information ifyou can.
i your favourite actor? A React to B's answer.
Colin Firth, B Ask A your first questioll,
) __ do you like him? A What kind of
-'s \
Because lre's very good-looking! music do you like? ) ( B tlike Classical music,
2 zz)) Listen and check. ---ś uozart
A Really? Me too.) \jsPeciaLLf
Listen again and repeat the questions. eapy the --ś
rlr},thm.
( What phone do you have? 5 WRITING
)-
Work in pairs. A ask B the questions. B give your own > p.111 Writin8 A personal profile.Write a profile of
answers. Then change roles. yourself.

6 z zs)) SONG iomethin' Stupid t1

fią@ E
 Coffee to take away

TELLING THE TIME E BUYING A COFFEE

Look at tl-re clock. What tine is it?

} p. 157 Vocabulary Bank Time. Do Palt 1.

Communication What's the time? A p,101B p.107.

r ROBANDJENNY MEET
2 zs)) Watcl-r ol listen to wlrat lrappens wlren Rob and
|enny rneet. What do they decide to do?

Watclr or listen again, Mark the sentences T (true) or F

(false). Say rvl-ry dle F sentences are false.
l |errnv's full rrame is ]enni[el,
2 Rob is carly.
3 |ennv likes the hotel.
4 She doe.n'r lile thę hoLęl coffee
5 She lras a meeting lvith Daniel at 9.15,
6 The office isrr't very far frorrr the lrotcl.
a Look at the coffee shop
rnenu. Do you know what
all the things are?

menu
drinks ond Gqke§
Espresso singIe 2.45 doubIe 2.8O
Americono regulor 3.15 |orge 3.95
Lqlle regulor 3.45 Iorge 3.ó5
Coppuccino reguIor 3.45 Iorge 3.ó5
Teo regulor 2.ó5 lorge 3.10

Brownie 3.oo
croissonl 3.o0
 2 26))) Watclr or listen to Rob and ,|cnny brrving coffee. B FlRsT DAY lN THE oFFlcE
Answer the questions.
2 28))) Watch oI listen ancl ansrvcr tlle questiolls.
1 What kind of cof fee do Rob and |cl-tny have?
2 What do t}rey have to cat?
l Wlrat's Karen's job?

3 Horv much is it?

2 Wherc in Europc docs |ennl,havc fanrilv?
3 Whet,e does she live in Neq,York?
Watch or listerr again, Complete the You Hear ,ł Does Kirren lrave lłlrrily in Nclv Ycllk?
phIaSes.
_5 Wl-rat does DanieJ offcl ]cunv to drink?
))) You Hear You Say' 6 What tinTe is his next nreeting?

can l you? What Woutd you Like, Jenny?

An espreSSo, p[eóSe,
or doubLe? DoUb[e
Can lhave a latte, please?
or [ar8e? Lar8e,
To have or
take aWay? To tóke away.
Anything etse? No, thanks.
A brownie for me, p[ease,..
and a croissant.
oK. HoW much is that?
That'S E12,45, pLease. Sorry, how rnUch?
E12,45, Thank yoU.
And your Thanks,

o cutturat note
barista = d person Who Works in a coffee shop

d z zzĄ Watch or listen and repeat the You Say

ohrases. coov the rhr rhrn_ Look at tlrc Social English phrases, Who savs then:
Rob, Karen, or Daniel?
e In threes, practise the dialogrre.
social En8tish phrases
f n Roleplay tlre dialogue in groups oftlrlee. HeTe We are, Ta[k to you later,
Then swap roles, this your flrst tirne in [the UK]?
ls
A (book open) You are the barista, Woutd you Like Someihing to drink?

B (book cbsed) You invite C (book closed) to lrave a

2 29 ))) Watch or listen and check. Do you knorv what
drink.
they are in your language?
A begins: Can I help you?
B asks C: W,hat wo uld 1,ou like? Watclr or Iisten again and rcpeat the phrases.

a can you...?

] tetl the time

] order food and drink in a cafć
meet and introdUce peop[e
 G Whose.,.?, possessiVe 's
V famity Who's that?
P /^1 the tetter o
He's my nephew -
my sister's son.

GRAMMAR
Who are
3. Whose,,.?, possessive 3
a How interested are people irr your country in tlre private lives
of ce]ebrities? What kind of celebrities? Nunber the people

they with?
1 3 (3 - very interę5lgd, f = quite interested, l =notvely
interested).

oat,raa n royalty
! nrusicians t] TV stars /prescnters
I sports players J politiciarrs
! ] others (sav ivhat)

Look at the celebrities in tlre photos. In pairs, answel tlre

questionS fbr each celebrity,
She's Justin Bieber's
l What does he / she do? W]rere is lre / she frolr-r? 1 a sister b mother
2 Do you knolv anything aborrt lris /her family or private life?
3 Are you interested in tlrese people? Wlry (rroQ?
2 He's Caria Brunl's
a ex-boyfriend b ex-husband
Witlr a partner, grress who tlre other person in each plrclto
is. Clroose a or b in sentences 1-5.
3 She's Lione1 Messi's
a wife b sister
2 30 )) Listenand check. What does t nean in serrtences 1 5?

> p.130 Grammar Bank 4A. Learn nrore about Whose...?

4 She's Jack Nicholson's
a daughter b girlfriend

5 He's George C1ooney's

and possessive \ and practise tlrem.
a brother b father
Look at some tlrings from tlre photos. Whose ale thev?

( s eeo rle Clooney

a\ )
whaąe i5 the wristbana? tt 5.
2,-

bow tie sungIasses

s

2 VOCABULARY famity
a } p.J.55 Vocabutary Bank The family.

b ln pairs, answer tlre questions,

Who's...?
l your nrother's mother Mł Btadntothet
2 vour fatlrcr's brcrther
3 youl,brothcr's / sister's daughter
4 vour aunt's children
5 vour husband's / wife's brother
6 your uiece's blother
":,
PRONUNCIATION /,łl the letter o
2 33)) Listerr arid rcpeat tlre rł,ords and sourrd.

E ttnclc c<lLtsin

} p.166 Sound Bank. Look at the dil-fcrent spellings fbr tlris

soulld.

Horv is the letter o pronounced in these rvords? Put t]renr in the

rigIrt colunn,
eome do don]t d9etof go home job London
model money no one 9QotIand strong Who

m
LlP

2 34)) Listcri and check. Practise saving the rvords,

Practise the dialogues rł,ith a partner,.

A Who's that?
B My mother,
A She's Very yolng|
B No, she's sixty-one, she's a doctor.

A Who are they?

B That's my brother and his son.
A Do they live in Scotland?
B No, they don't. They live in London.

"1 LISTENING & SPEAKING

f]|
2 35))) Listen to lsabel shorving a EEEEm
friend phclttls on her phone,
Who are the pcople in tlre photos
in relation to IsabeI?

Listerr again. Write dorvn mole ltli,Ęl iltiiEr

in fclrmation about the pęople
in the photos, e.g. tlreil narrres,
ages, jobs, etc.

Work rvith a partncr,

A Slrou,B solrre plrcltos of tinrilv clr
frietr<ls on your pbonc ol rł,ritc
tlreiI nan]cs on a piece ofpaper,
B Ask thlee questions about eacir person.

who's that?) mf sister Yolanda

§!e's
HoW old is she?)

trh,or
 G prepositionS of time (at, in, on] and ptace [at, in, to)
V everyday activities What do you do
P linking and sentence stress in the evening?
l have dinner
and Watch TV

1 VOCABULARY 3 READING & LlsTENlNG

everyday actiVitieS Read the article. How do you think Nico feęls at the ęnd ofa
2 36)) Listen to the sounds and number the typical day? Why? Choose from tlre adjectives in tlre list.
phrases 1-6. bored happy stressed sad tired worried relaxed
! get dressed

E g., up
Read the article again. Guess the meaning ofthe highlighted
rvords and ohrases. Then underline words and ohrases connecred
! have breakfast rvith restaurants, e.g. cheJ
! have a shower

! go to work sclrool
} Communication Nico's day A p.701B p.107.
/
A Ask B questions.
[_111 have a coffee B Find tlre answers in the text. Then change roles.
What order dolotr do tlrese things in the What time does Nico get up? rle gets up
) C
at..,

a
rnorning? Tell your partner.
( First l łet up, then l..,

ffiTffifrR
> p.156 Vocabulary Bank Everyday
activities,

2 PRoNUNCIATIoN
nAUGHTER
Y
[inking and sentence stress

connected speech - whose day is more stressful?

Remember, When peop[e speak they uSuaL[y
tink Words to8ether, 5ometimeS three [inked
l . i] .,. is a €hef and has his own restaurant, the Blue Jar.
words sound tike one Word, e.8. i8etupat j' 't He lives in chile with his wife and her three children.
seVen,
aged 16, |2, and 9.

a 2 38r) Listen and write five sentences. §]ii3$ get up and make breakfast for the children, Then l have
I
breakfast - a coffee and cereal - and l read the sports
1
section of the pa per.
2 ij;, i;; l go to the market to buy fruit and vegetables for the
3 restaura nt.
1 i.]i] 4.t1 When l get to the restaurant l check the reservations and
my emails, and plan the special menu of the day. l have my
5
second cup of coffee.
2 Listen and repeat the sentences.
39 ))) ']]-ł':l
.] l Start cooking. The radio is on, and we are busy With
coov rhe rhvrhm. breakfast orders, but We also have to prepare the food
for nch.
I get upjt
seven.
lu
!],.,ri,i l check the tables, and have my third coffee.
t have_a shower.
,i-;:i."1 suddenly everyone arrives at the same time and the
l go to work. restaUrant is full (on a good day). l start to 5hoUt
l have_a sandwich ro. lunch. instructions at the chefs and waiters. we make lunch for
I get homejt six, 85 people in about an hour and a half.
i ł l !] l come into the restaurant and talk to the customers, and
I make the dinner.
ask if they are happy With the food. l'm really hungry now.
I bedjt ten.
go to
]l,] Fina||y l have lunch. l don't enjoy it Very much because l
'What life! "]
" don't have time to relax.
 2 40))) Listeu to Alnelia, Nico's l6-rear-old 4 GRAMMAR prepositions of time
stepdaughter,, talking about l-rcr day, Corrlplete (at, in, on) and place (at, in, to)
the gaps rvith a rvold, a nutr.ber, or a time.
Look at some sentc.nces from Ancli;r's day.
M orn ing Conrplete tlrem wlth in, ()l, ąt, or to.
63L she 8ets Up, 1 I ger up lTalfp;rst six,
she starts school, tlre tllorlling rlc ttsuallv hąve five
She has or [eSso ns, lcssotls. sontetillres si x,
Afternoon
wc havc lunch sc|rool in the cafctcria,
she haS tunch, She onty has
! Vondul . .tl lL| \\'ed nc.d.rr t l So
minUteS for [unch,
She has or lessons,
extra c]asses.
She finishe5 school, 2 41)) Listerr and clreck.
on Mondays and she has extra classes to
prepare for the un]Versity entrance eXarn, > p,].30 Grammar Bank 48. Lcarn nlorę
on Tuesdays and She has practice, about prepositions and practise then.
EVenin8
She does 2 44r) Listcn and sły the tin]c phl.rses \\,itlr
and stud]es untiLdinner,
the right prepositit,lll.
After dinner she 5tudies untit
She goes to bed. l)the weekend ( at ihe weekend

Look back at the text and thę ilrfblmation in d, Whose day do vou
think is rrlore stlessful, Niccl's clr Alr.elia's? Wlrr,? 5 SPEAKING &WRITING
Work in pairs. Interview vour paltnel about
a tvpical rvcekdav rvith the questiot-ls.

What time / 8et up?

/ have breakfast in the morning? What,/ have?

HoW / 8o to Work or School?

What time / start Work or school?

/ have a [ong [unch break? How long?

What time / f inish Work or school?

What / do after Work or schoo[?

/ reLax in the evenin8? What ,/ do?

When / do En8tish homework?

What time / 80 to bed?

HoW / feel at the end of the day?

When you can't be exact

What time do you 8et up? At about Z15.
What do you haVe for breakfast? |t depends,
f I have time, l have toast or cereaL,

After lunch l go back to the kitchen and plan the food for b Wl-ro do yotr think has a more stressful day,
the evening men u, you ot youI paf tner? W]rv?
l go home to be with the fami|y for a couple of hours, The
children do their hornework and l make their dinner. c > p.112 Writing A magazine article, Write
l go back to the restaurant, which is full again, and l check about vour favout,ite dav,
everything is OK.
l go home and have a shower. Then l collapse on the sofa
with a sandwich and a glass of wine,
l go to bed. ready to 5tart a9ain the neXt day.

frĘ@E
 G position of adverbs and expressions of frequency
V adverbs and expres5ions of frequency How often do
p the letter h you eat fruit?

Every day.

1 VOCABULARY 3 PRONUNCIATION the tetter h

adverbs and expressions of frequency a 2 50 l)) Listen and repeat the words andsound.
2 45 )) Complete the gaps with a 'time' word. Listen
and check- how hardly healthy liigh
1 sixty seconds = aminute An.",. lrave hungry happy
2 thirty minutes = halfan
b 2 51r) Lirr.n. óiiń
V l,e *urd whęre ł is not
3 sixty minutes = an pronounced,
4 twenty-four hours = a.
Harry's a haidresser,
5 seven days = ą
He hardly ever ha5 breakfast.
6 four weeks = a
He only has half an hour for lunch.
7 tweLve months = a.
He often has a hamburger for dinner.
b } p.157 Vocabutary Bank Tlme, Do parts 2 and 3. Harry isn't very healthy.
c Practise saying the sentences.
2 GRAMMAR position of adverbs and
d } p.l66 Sound Bank. Look at the typical spellings for
eXpreSsionS of frequency this sound_
Read tlre text about BIitish teenagers, Is it the same in
vour countrv?

Today's teenagers may not live as long as their parents

Look at rhe p95Ęn of the highlighred words a lld !'\ octors are Worried that today's teenagers have a
ex pressions. (Circle)t he correct rule. lJvery unhealthy lifestyte, and may not live as long
as their parent5'qeneration. Research shows:
1 Adverbs of frequency (e.g. mualĄ) go..,
beJołe I aJter a main verb .
. 30% of teenagers never have breakfast.
beJote I after the verb be . . They eat fast food at least two or three times a Week
2 Exptessions offrequency (e.g. everl week) go... and 75% hardly ever eat fruit or green Vegetables.
at the beginniny I at the end of a phrase or sentence,
. They don't usually sleep 8 hours a day. (30% sleep
> p.].30 Grammar Bank 4C. Learn more about adverbs only 4-7 hours.) They are often tired in the morning.
and expressions offrequency and practise them.
. They spend about 31 hours online every week. A lot
Make true sentences about you with the verb phrases of teenagers never do sport or exercise.
below and?ńadverb or expression offrequency.
Compare with a partner.
be late lor work /school watch the news on TV
go to the hairdresser check your email
be tired irr the morning go to the cinena
do housework chat online

( |m often late for work.

ml emaits f ive timel a day.

§lheck
4 READING & SPEAKING
a Work in pairs. Tick (/) five things whiclr
you think help people to live to be a
hundred. Tlren read the article to clreck.

I They have a big fanrily,

I They aren't in ahurry.
! They sleep eight hours.
! They have pets.
! They hardly ever eat meat.
|.] They drink a little alcoho].
! They ofterr go to the doctor.
|] They work outside.
! They often see friends.

Read the article again. In which places are

these things important?
1 aspecialkirrdofwater
2 a special kir-rd offood
3 tlre weather Ecuador
4 a special kind ofdrink
\ /itcabamba. a sma[[ Village in the Andes, is often ca|,[ed 'the Vat|,ey of
V Long Life'. What's its secret? First[y, Vi(cabamba is not very hot Ór
Very co[d - the temperature is usuatly between 18 and 27 degrees, and
underlinę new rł ords or oh ra ses in thę tęxrs
the air is Very clean. secondly, people Work hard in the fietds, and do a
and compare with a partner, TIy to guess
lot of exercise, Third[y, their diet is Very heatthy - they eat a lot of frujt
their neaning. Choose two words to learn
and Vegetabtes, and they hard|'y ever eat meat or fish. The Water they
From each text_
drink, from the rjVer in Vilcabamba, is Very rjch in mineraLs. They a[so
have a good social bfe, In Vilcabamba people say, 'The left leg and the
Look at the five things in a that are in the
right teg hetp you to be heal,thy, because they take you to your friendS'
texts. Are they true for people in vour
homes.'
country? Do you think they have a lrealthy
lifestyle?
Itaty
} Communication short life, Iong life? Tn ogłiastra, a mountain region of sardinia,
p.10_1 Interview your partner with the Ione out of every zoo peop|,e |,ives to be 1oo,
questionnaire, then change roles, and they are normatly very hea[thy, too, Most of
the people in the Vi[[ages Work outside in their
fietds and With their anima[s. They have a healthy
5 2 52D SONG WhoWantsto diet, With a lot of Vegetables and not much meat
or fish. They hardty ever take any medicjne, but
Live Forever J7 they usually drink a tittle glroppo before they go
to bed,'Life is hard" says Fortunato, Who is a
shepherd, 'but I am never stressed. I never read
the newspaper - because I can't read very We[[.'

Japan
in okinawa in ]apan do not have big mea[s. They u5ua(Ly just
Deopte
l have vegetabtes and fish, and often eat soya. okjnawans are very
actiVe, and they often Work untiI they are 8o or more. But they also relaX
every day - they see friend5 and they meditate. Ushi, from okinawa, iS
1o7. In the evening she often dances With her daughter and has a g[ass
of soke. '1 Want to have a boyfriend,' 5he says. When journa[ists ask
peop[e from okinawa 'What is your secret?'they answe1 'We are happy,
We are always positjve, and We are never in a hurry.'

[@E
8rappa an ltalia11 alcoholic drink
sake
.
a Japanese alcoholic drink
soya a kind ofbean typical in Asia
 -;,]

GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
(CircIJ a. b. or c. a Complete with at, to, in, on, or up.

1I live near here. 1 Saturday night I go to the cinerna.

a not b don't c doesn't 2 I'm a studęnt. I'm university and I live a flat.
2 My sister three childręn. 3 What time do you usually wake ?
a has b have c haves 4 What time do r ou po worl?
English? b Complete the phrases with these verbs.
a Are they speak
b Speak they do get go have listen play read take watch wear
c Do they speak
|_ dressęd 6 the guitar
sister work?
2 rhe dos for a walk 7 to music
a Does bIs cDo 3_ a shower 8 TV
A Do you work here?
-your 4 _ yourhomelork 9 _thenewspaper
B Yes, I
5_ shoppinc 10 glasses
a work bdo cam
(circle) the word or ohrase rhar is differęnt.
A What _?
B He's an engineer. 1 brother uncle niece grandfather
a hedoes b doeshe c doeshędo 2 husband mother-in-law stepsister aunt
What languages _? 3 musician doctor journalist factory
a speak you 4 never early always often
b do you speak 5 hour minute once second
c you speak
Complete the questions with How m any,Who,Wlry,What, or
Bill is _. Wherc.
a carla's husband
b husband's Carla
1-doyoulive?
c the carla's husband 2_ does your father do?

This is my house. 3_ is your favourite family member?

a parent's b parents' c parent 4 hours do you work?

10 is this book? 5 do vou want ro |earn Enolish?

a who's b who c whose

11 We usually have lunch two o'clock. PRoNUNclATloN
ain bon cat a (Circle) the word with a diflerent sound.
l 2 what time do vou so bed?
ain bto cat l E work hcre
13 She late for class.
€ earn turn

a nevęris b isnever c never does 2m sometimes cousin nurse uncle

I4 _ -- early.
L]J]
I
3 .mi. often home coffee doctor
a
usually get up
b
get usually up 4ó f,ather rhat brother think
c get up usually @,
15 I have an English class _. 5 hzl lives watches finishes relaxes
a one a węęk b Under]ine the stressed syllable.
b one the week
c once a week 1 be cause 3 un em ployed 5 grand mo ther
2 den tist 4 po lice rnan
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND TH|S TEXT? rCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE
a Read the text and complete the gaps with these verbs in PEoPLE?
the correct form.
2 53 ))) In the stfeet watch or listen to five people
do drink drive earn eat have (x2) and answer the questions.
know live spend think travet work

Read the text again. Is a typical man from your country

similar to the typical British man?

Look at the highlighted words or phrases in the text

and guess their meaning.
Anya Alison We[[s Stacey
Nick works between _ hours a week.
a 20and30 b 30and40 c 40 and 50

Is this the typical

Anya's sistęr is
a20 b15 c16
Alison usually gets up at about at the

British man? weekend.

a 10.00 b 7.00 c 7.30
f-t ratistics tcll u5 that the Wells does sport.

\typical British man is 40 a hardly ever b sometimęs c often

LJy.un old, l lives in a Stacey _.
Ilouse and is married with two a hasacat b has two cats c doesn't like cats
children. He 2_* more than
10 hours a rveek and 3_ about
!25,000 a year. He a_ between cAN YoU sAY THls lN ENGLISH?
fifty minutes and an hour to and from work every day. Do the tasks with partner. Tick (/) the box if you can
He 5 a Ford car and he 6
a
he is a good do them.
cl riyer.
Can you...?
The typical British man is overweight (he weighs
aborrt 82.5 kg) and he 7 less than 30 minutes
1! say where you live and what you do

cxercise a week. He usually sleeps about seven hours 2l ] say what time you usually get up and go to bed
a rTight. He is not a great cook, but he 8 how to 3l ] say lvhat you do on a typical Monday morning
nrake four dishes, including Spaghetti Bolognese, He 4! ask your partner questions with tlre words below
three cups of tea a day and during his life he . What sPolts.. ,? What languages,,. ?
]] approximately 35,000 biscuits. . What kind ofmusic,..? WhatTV programrnes. , ,?
fhe tvoical British man 1l eishr close lriends
atrd more than eighty contacts on his mobile
12
E short films a British policeman
phone. He three TVs, a copy of Watch and enjoy a fitm on iTutor
hńń,ial Queen's (}reatest
HirJ, and at least
one of the Harry Potter books. He
13_thirteen hours online evęry
week and forty-five hours a
year waiting 'on hold' on
the phone,

|fifiĘ, ffihW
 G Can / Can t
V verb phrases: buy a newspaper, etc. Can she
p sentence stress dance?
Yes, but she
can't sing.

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases

rĘ-.
Eiz:m l arrive in Manchester andis terrible,
drive to the
l'm
a Can you renrember the verbs for things [,r ó;;ó,;"; óentre, The tralfic
people do in tl-reir free time?
d exercise P-,_ tl]e guitaI
l to music g to the gyn]
Tv h a coffee

> p.158 Vocabutary Bank More verb

phrases.
Guard Hey!YoU can't park here,
Gary lWhere can lpark?
2 GRAMMAR can / can't Guard ln the car park over there.
Gary oK. Where's the main entrance?
Read about Gary's audition lor a British TV Guard The entrance? lt's in the other street.
programme rł,lrere people try to becone Gary ThankS!
professiona1 singers. Complete it with
phrases a-e. hours laier! Finally,
a Carr you come with nrc, please? F,# lt*"ffił.'3!łI,n"..
nervous,
calls my number,
singerS. l'm Very
b l can't remember thę words!
c IotI crn hrle coflee dou nstairs.
d we can't hear you.
e-Wtrcre-eartl.Patki
2 55)) Listen and check.

2 56)) Now listen to Gary and two other

people (|ustin and Naomi) sing. Vote for the
person you want to be in the show.

2 57))) Listen to the judges. Wlrat do they

son8s here, and 2 organizer 3_ lt's your turn
say about each singer? Holv does Gary feel?
Good LtlckI
Look at four sentences with can / ccł,'t.
i,',,r-irlt,Y

t
Match sentences 1-4 with a-d. 6.15 l Walk onto the Stage, l can oh no!
see a table and three judges,
1E You carr't sirrg!
-lll You can't park here.
3! Carr you come with me, please?
41
I
yrlu can have coffee r]ownstaits.

a It isn't oK.
b [t's possible,
c please do it,
d You dorr't know how.

> p.L32 Grammar Bank 5A. Learrr more Judge What's yoUr Son8?
about canf can't ald practise it. Gary House ofthe Risin8 sun by The Animats.
Judge Sorry, a can you speak up?
Gary House ofthe Rising sun,
Jud8e You can Start when you're ready... can you Start, please?
3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress
a 2 59l) Listen and repeat the dialogues. FAcToR
coov the rlrvthm.
A can youcome tomorrow?
Wlnners
B Yes, l can come in the !!oj,nin8.
A Can you play a musical instrument?
B YeS, lcan. 'ln the future everyone will be famous
ł What can you p[ay? for fifteen minutes.' Andy Warhol
e t can play the gui!ą.

STEVE BROOKSTElN
A can park here?
We
B No, you cdn't. vou can't park here.
And then? A recordin9 contract
2 60)) Listen. Can you hear the difference? With sony and a number 1with
his first and only single. Later a
1a I can sing, job as a singer on a ferry boat
b I can't sing. between England and 5Pain.
ża She can dance very well. Today? No recordinq contract.
b She carr't dance very well. He gives concerts in PUb5 in
3a He can cook. Britain to 5mall audiences.
b He can't cook.
4a I carr come to the meeting. LEoNA LEW|s
b I carr't come to the meeting.
5a You carr park here. And then? NUmber 1 hits in the
b You carr't park here. UsA and uK and toP ten records
6a l can drive, in many other coUntries. An
b I can't drive. aPPearance at the olympic
opening ceremony and three
2 61)) Listen,ęirclj} or b.
6rammy award5.
And today? she has a new album
4 sPEAKlNG coming soon.

a } Communication Do you want to be famous? p,702. LEON rACKSON

Are you musical, artistic, sporty, or good with words?
Interview your partner and complete the survey. E@
And then? A recordin9 contract
Change partners and tell your new partner what your With sony and a number 1 single,
first partner can and can't do. When you believe.
And today? He 9ives concerts in
small nightclubs and pubs in the
5 READ|NG UK, He now Plays the guitar and
piano, too, but he doesn't have a
a The X Factor l.s aBritish TV programme. Look at the
recordinq contract.
title ofthe article and the photos. With a paltner, guess
which two ofthe singers arć 'winners'today. Then read
the article and check. ALEXANDRA BURKE
Look at the highlighted words and phrases related to And then? 1 million copies
pop music. With a partner, guess their meaning. Are §old of her version of Leonard
the words sim ilar in your la nguage? cohen's H a l l e l uj a h. T hr e e
number 1singles.
Do you have similar programmes to The X Factor in
your country? Can you remember the names of some of And today? 5he has a recording
the winners? Whęre are rhey now? contract With Epic Records
and she is also the fa ce of sure
Women, a deodorant,

6 z az) SONG Famous !7

- !!DE
 V verb phrases What are
P,n,' thev doinp?
They're
ą*fr}-o,] f l'.,Ą.**Mw'*" having a party,
1
re!fi'itr, ,l ,. ,lł"l i,rt ł:, ,
,.."ł',,,"..
*wd."-.. , ,

VoCABULARY & SPEAKING

verb phrases
a 3 2l)) Rcld thc, altic]e ablrut lleighbllurs,'I lrcll
listen trl ciglrt sclrtncls, łtlcl rr rite a hinthcbrlrcs,

Noisy neighbours
Sometimes it js diffjcu[t to love your nejghbours,
especiatly when they make a lot of noise, These
are Some things people do that caUse probtems
in the UK (not in order),

F;.X t ''l
} '..'

€T§ * LŁ
L
1 l:il >r
i,| 1,
,*
t,
i

\\'ltich c]tl r,<lu t]ritlk ltl,c thc tllp tht,cc in thc U K?

\\ lli.Il .i,,r,,rl llrill|..rli tIl, ll,l\ll||,(\ 'l] \,,/l,
ctltt ll rrl ? .' "),a ż
l)rl thc clttł_,stitltltlltirc u,ith lt plrtncl,,

Are you a noisy neighbour?

Do you tive in a house or a f[at?
Do you have nejghbours...?
a upstajrs
b downstairs
c next door
Are you r neighbours.,,?
a Very nojsy
b quite noisy
c not Very nojsy
Whjch of the things jn a do they do? Do
they make any other noises?
Are you a noisy neighbour? Whjch of the
things in a do you or your family do?
 2 GRAMMAR present continuous 3 PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING /ł/
3 3 )) Look at the picture of thc flats. Whv a 3 6l) Listerr arrd repeat tlre wolds alld sound.
do you tlrink tl-re couple in flat 5 can't sleep?
Listen and clreck. sin{ing dancing going doillg
sillgcl, studving language rvtol]q youl]1,I
Listen again and conplete tlre dialogues think barlk pillk thatlks
with verbs frorrr t]re ]ist.
b In pails. poirrt and ask and anslvcr about the people in t]rę flats.
arguing crying doin8 getting 8oin8
happenin8 having saying 5houting (X2J what's he doin{? / He's playing the guitar.
2 \§t are the! donł?
Man Are you awake?
Woman Yes. What's that noise?
} Communication Spot the differences A p.102B p.707.
Desclibc the pictltles ar-rd firrd eight dift-erences,
M They're a party downstairs,
W Again| What tlme is it?
l

ł M 12.00. 4 LlsTENlNG
3 7 )) Look at thę photcl and read about Rebecca Flint. Tlrerl
* listerr to her talkirrg about t-loise rules lvherę she liyęs. Does she
l M Peopte in the street. From the party,
} think thev are a good thirrg or a bad tlring?
W What'S ? Why are they ?
§ M lcan't hear
W Are
M
they
No, they aren't,
?
They're goodbye.
switzerIand
EXcuse meI We're tryin8 to steep, lt'S 1,00 The sound of
in the mornin8|
Witzerla nd has Very
M oh no, NoW the baby next door is I
strict anti-noise
What's the t]me? ru les, especia lly for
M lt's 5.00, people who live in flats.
RebeGGa Flint, a British
What are you ? Where are
woman who lives and
you ? works in the swiss town
M l'm up, lcan't Steep With that noise, of chur, tells us about a
life without noise,
c Conplete tlre sentences.
Ę They lraving a party in nurr-rbet 8.
Listen agail and conplete the sentcnces,
tr thev algr.ring?
!] No, tl.ev arguirrg, Tlrey'r,e savirrg During the week
goodbye,
1 Shc can't betrveen 12.30 and 2.00 p,m-
d Read rhę rule.rndĘlc.]Prhe righr rrord. 2 She cau't witlrout headphones
Wc use the present continuous (bć + velb+ -i,l8) oI alter l0 p.nl,
1n 1o1| 2§6111 11ott, / elle11, da_l.
3 She can't lrave a oI a after, 10 p.m.
e > p.132 Grammar Bank 58. Leatn ntore On Saturdays
about tlre present colltinuous and plactise it, ,ł Slre can _, but it can't be loud after l0 p.n,
f 3 5 ))) Listen to the sourlds, What's On Sundays
happerring? Write six sęrrterrces.
5 Sbe carr't furniture or put a on
tl-re lvalI.
b SIle c.tll't tltc rtashillq lltaclline,

Do vou thitrk tlrese are good ol bad lules? Whv (not)? Do vou
lravc anv sirrrilar rules in 1.oul coulltrv? What happens ifyou
nake a lot of lroise late at night?

ffi@q
 G present simp[e or present continuous?
v the weather and seasons Look!
P places in London lt's raining!
lt a[Ways
rains here.

vocABULARY & LlsTENlNG

the weather and seasons WHAT To Do !N

LoNDoN...
Look ar t hc phoro atld unswęl,the questiuns.

l What city is it?

2 W]rat monunlcnt can you see?
3 What's the weather like? Do you tlrink it's typical
u,eather therc? WHEN lT,s VERY coLD
Go ice skating at somerset House. somerset HoUse iS
a beaUtifuL 8th centurybUildingontheriverThames, ln
the winter, the area in front of the house is made into an
ice-skatin8 rink. There is a Skatin8 SchooL, where you can
have Lessons, and there are aLSo Late-ni8ht SeSsions and DJ
ni8hts, ln November and December there is an enormouS
christmaS tree, and the cafć Serves SpeciaL christmas food,
} p.159 Vocabutary Bank The weather and
dates. Do part 1. WHEN lT,s RAlNlNG
Go to South Kensington, and visit three wonderful
3 l0)) Listen to a travel grride talking about t]re museums. you can walk from one to the other because
weatlrel in London. Mark the sentences T (true) or they are aLL very near, The Science Museurn is very popuLar
F (false). With adULts and chiLdren, and aLso the NaturaL History
l It's often very hot or very cold. lyuseum, which has Life-size robotic dinosaurs and other
2 T|re norrrral temperature in the summer is 32"C. fascinatin8 eXhibits, The third mUseum, the Victoria and
ALbert MUseum, iS fULL of art and desi8n from aLL over the
3 It often snows in the winter.
WorLd, lt has an amaZin8 coLLection offashion from the
4 Irr springandautumntheweather clranges alot,
l7th century to the Present day, And if the sun comes out,
5 It's often grey and foggy in Londorr. croSS the road into Kensington Gardens, one of London's
Wlrat's the rveather like wlrere you live in the many parks, and Visitthe famoUs Statue of Peter Pan.
differerrt sęasons?
3 WHEN THE sUN ls sHlNlNG
Go to Hampstead Heath, London's biggest park.
2 READING & SPEAKING From the top of Parliament HiLL, in the south part of the
Heath, you can see many of London's famous monuments,
Read the guidebook extract irbour things to do in including St PauL's CathedraL and the London Eye, Have a
London, and find tlrę answers to the'wlrere carr picnic, and then, if it's hot, WaLk to the oPen-air swirnmin8
ytllt. . ,?' questions. Arrswer with SH (Somerset House), pooL, where you can swim With pLants and trees aLL roUnd
SK (South Kensington), or HH (Harnpstead Heath), you, lt is a magicaL place, and you can't believe that you are
in the middLe of a capitaL city.
Read the text again. Underline three new,lvords in
each paragraph. Compare with a partner, WHERE cAN YoU..,?
Talk to a partner. l ] Learn to do somethins new
. Wlriclr of the tlrree places would you prefer to go to?
2 EL l eatoutside
Why? 3 f l have a fantastic VieW
. Whęrc is a good place to go in 1otlt. torr n,.. ?
4 | See beautiful oLd cLothes

when it's very cold

5 L do some exercise

when it's rairring

6 f--.l have fun after 9 p,m,
7 a.', See Some animals that don't exist today
- when the sun is shining
8
. \\ ltat c.tn vott do in the.e plnce.? L see a famous character frorn a book
3 GRAMMAR present simple or present continuous?
a 3 11)) |ack and his Swedish girlfriend Ingrid are on the London Eye.
Cover the conversation and listen. Tick (/) the places they see.

l] Trafalgar Square [l St Palri's Cathedral

1 ] Brrckirrgham Palace ! Westminster Abbey

l ] The Houses ofParliament , l ] lig n""
b Listen to tlre conversation again, and put the verbs in brackets into the
presęnt coDtinuo].rs or the present simple.

I come on, [et's stand over there.

J lt3 nova8, (move). We (go) up, Look, that's St Pauis CathedraL.
I Where? oh yes, lcan see it, ls that Buckingham Pa[ace?
J YeS, and the QUeen's at home,
I How do you know?
J Because the flag (fty), lt onty (fty) When she's at home,
l,F
lthinkit (start] to rain, Oh, yes took, it (rain), t' "i'r
|t always Sightseein8|
[rain) When We're ]

We l (tove] the view ofthe

(go) down now, river with ,il , , ,
Big Ben and the HoUSes of ParLiament. |r ł,t l
J Me too. Go and stand there. l [Want)to take a photo,

l Quick, the door (open], Let's go,

Read t]re conversation again, and focus on the verbsr]r and ralrr. When do
rvc ttsc the presetlt sir-nple? Wlren do rve use tlre present continuous?

} p,132 Grammar Bank 5C. Learn more about the present sinple and
pręsęllt contir]uous and practise them.

} Communication What do you do? What are you doing now?

A p.103 B p,108,

4 PRONUNC|ATION ptaces in London

3 13)) Placc rranes in London arc sonretines difficult for visitors to
pronounce and understand. Listen. Undedi11c the stlessed svllablc in the
bold rvords.
Tra fal garSquare the Lon don Eye ox ford Street st Paul's ca the drat
Leices ter square Bu cking ham Pa lace The Hou ses of Par lia ment
West min ster A bbey the Ri ver Thames co Vent Gar den
Listen again and repeat the Darrres,

PI Cti.e \Ą il h .l PirlrIl(L l tll.tgillc r olt itt,ę itl a tuxi.

Where do you want t" ,"12 TrafaLgar Square, please.

':
5 WR!T!NG
a AIc socia] Detwofking sitcs, c.g, Trvitter or Facebook. populal in your
cour-rtry? What kind of pcople use then? Dcl vou or 1,our friends use tlrem?

} p.113 Writing Social networkinE, Write Facebook posts to say what you
are doing on lrolidav.

fit@E
 lna clothes shop
rt'

t
l

rI
VOCABULARY ctothes rl MEETING !N THE STREET
Match thc l,orcls ancl pictures. 3 tS)) Watclr or listen to |ennv and Rob. Wlrat problen does
Rclb lrave?

Watclr or 1isten agaill. CorlpIete the sentcnccs,

ery,bg
] Rob lras ł fbr |ennl,

bL
i JcIl lll lt.ts .ttt,,tltśr lllśelitls\\ irl1
,1 R.ll Il.tl.trr illtcrr icrr ilt tltillure..
4 Jenny's nreeting is at płst nine.
5 Rob I]ccdt Io |)I|\ .t |]c\\
tą 6 Thcl,go to a clotlres
- Jcllll1 tlee,l. t,,.tIltrler llęt,

s to l)) Look at tlie itrtbrnation box. Listen aud repeat the

;lhlases.

Q Apotogizing
'm Sorry, That's oK.
'm so Sorry. Don't Worry.
'm reaLty sorry. No prob[em.

d Cor,er the box. ln pairs, practisc apologizirrg and resporrdiug.

a gcket ] a skirt
f] BUYING cLoTHEs
)eall s shoes a 3 17)) Watch or listen to Rob
: bul,ing a slrirt, Atrsrver the
a sh irt , 1a qyę4teI,
questions.
a ]-shilt tIouseI§
1 \\'hat size cloes Roll rvant?
3 14l)) Listen ancl clreck, Practise sar.itrg the
rł,ord s.
2 Does he trv it cln?
3 Hou,lllrrch is thc slritt?
 Watch or listen again. Complete the You
phrases.
Hear r JENNY,S oN THE PHoNE
3 19)) Watch or listen and nrark tlre sentences T (true)
l))You Xear You Say Q or F (false).
can' you? Yes, what size is this shirt? 1 Jerrny is talking to Eddie.
Let'S See. lt's a smaLt. ż Sllc says,,he doe.n'r like Lc'ndon,
What do you need? A medium. 3 She says she likes the people in tlre office.
This is a _. Thanks. Where can Itry it 4 Jenrry is standing outside the shop.
on? 5 Eddie thinks that Rob is lrer boss.
The chan8in8 are 6 |enny loves Rob's new slrirt.
over there. Thank yoU.

iS it? lt'S fine. HoW much is it?

lt's t44.99.

c 3 18l)) Watch or listen and repeat the You Say

ohrases. coov the rhvthm.

Q Saying prices
E5.00 = five pounds
E5.50 = five pounds fifty
50p = 1;11, o"n," b Watch or listen agairr. Say wlry the F sentences are
sizes false,
Sizes S= smaLL, M = medium, L= lar8e XL =extra [ar8e
c Look at the Social English phrases.
Who says them: Jenny, Rob, or Eddie?
d Practise the dialogue with a partner.
SociaI English phrases
e I In pairs, roleplay buying clothes.
lt's so coo[| l have to 8o.
A (book open) You arę the shop assistant. Start with C4, Ri8ht noW? HaVe fun!
l help yu? Don't be silty! What's Wrong?
B (book c|osed) You are the customel. Buy a T-shirt, Wait a minute. No Way|
a jacket, or jeans.
British and American Engl'ish
f Swap roles. shop = g1;1;.1,, anu,,.n
store = American En8lish

3 20 )) Watch or listen and clreck.

Do you know what tl]ey are in
your language?

Watch or 1isten again

and repeat the phrases:- t,

a can you...?

! apotogize

! buy ctothes

! say prices
 G ob]ect pronouns,. me, you, him, etc.
V phone tanguage
P /al/, /l/, and l1ll
Yes, l Want
to meet her.

'Who is the man With the roses in his hand?'thinks Anna_ l want to meet him,
'Who i5 the 'l
9irt With the gUitar?' think5 Wi|,t. Like her l want to meet hel'
BUt they do not meet.
'There are lots of men,' says Anna's friend Vicki, but Anna
can't forget Witt, And then one rainy day,,,

satty is atways running, and she has her phone With

her a[lthe time; at home, on the train, at Work, at
-ffiźi:-j
[unchtime, and at the shops,
But then one afternoon sudden[y she has a
differeni phone,,,and it changes her [ife.

When Cal Dexter rents one of the Blue Lake

cabins, he find5 $3.000 - under the ftoorI He
doesn't knoW it, but it is the money from a
bank robbery. A dead man's money,
'Do l take it to the police?' he thinks.
BUt three more peopLe Want the rnoney,
and two of them are danqerous.
can calstop them?

GRAMMAR object pronouns 2 PRONUNCIATION /a/ lll, and li:l

Look at the tlrree book covers and read the ir-rformation 3 23)) Say the three groups ofwords and matclr them
which tells you what tlre book is about. Answer the to a sound picture. Listen arrd check.

ffiRę
questions with Red Rose.s (RR), Sall1t Phone (SP), or
Dead Man's Monel (DMM).
Which book...?
1 is a love story fl uit.
fl ri.n -"l tr""
2 takes place in the USA 1 him it his ring finish pick
3 is about a person who is quite stressed
2 he slre rrre meet read leave
4 _ is about a man irr a diffictr]t situation
3I my buy smile rrice tonight
5 is abotrt a person whtl ir romantic
6 has a gadget wlriclr is irrrportalt 3 24r) Listen. Carr you hear the difference?

Look at the highlighted worcls in the texts. Who do

l ahe's b his 4 a leave b live
they refer to? 2ane b-y 5 a this b thęse
( 3ait b eat 6awe b why
him = th" .u, ,ith the ro5e5
>- c 3 25)) Listen and tick (/) the word you hear.
> p.134 Grammar Bank 6A. Learrr rrrore about object
pronouns and practise then. d 3 26)) Listen to this love story. Practise telling it.
Tlrey live in a big city.
3 22 ))) Listen aDd say the sentences with a pronoun
He works in an office, shc's a writer.
instead ofthe name(s).
She nreets lrim in the gvm. She likes his smile,
l)) tlike,qnna. ( l tik" h"r.
>
H., tlr in ks rlr., ]oves h im. He bLlr s her a ring.
But firrallv she savs goodbvc.
 Słi Ą"_. f/,o ll.,

3 READING & LlsTENlNG Lunchtime

lt is otre o'cltlck. Sally irnd Claire are
3 27l) Read and listen to arr extract fron lot,krllg.rr skirts.
Sall1t Phonc. Ans$,ęr tlre questions. 'D,, ,.,,,Lr liLc 1|1i* 911g, §,rlly)' Ll,rirt ,.l1,,
'Yes, it's beautiful, bttt I tlevcr wc:rr red,'
c-HARA(-TFR§: 'Do vou Iike rcc]?'Claire asks,
. Sally, ir voullg wotnan 'Y.r, l .1,r,l,ut Andrerv clocsn't,'
. Clairę. S.r||,'. [riclltl froln rrolk 'WeIl,' Cl.rirc says,'it's a beautiftrl skirt,
. Andrew. \lJly\ l,,,1 [ricrlJ Yrxl like recl. \X/]-rat clo votr want t() dol'
. Paul. l roullA nl.tll SalIy tluvs tl-re skirt.
. K lt ha rine. l.rul'. tt\lcI Cl,,i." oo.,, l.,rck t,, rrr,rk,l,tlr 5,tll) rn.ttlt,.t.,of[ce,5he gu,* illro,r
,.,i,,_ sh. L.,,l,. .of[r<,rrr.l ,it,.l,rr ll. fll, lr.he 1,1ronct lt<t, lll"thtr,
l Wlrere are Claite ar-rd Sally? "
'Hi, Munl. l hlve a ncw skirt - it's bearrtiful, l want ttl węar it
2 Why doesrrt Sallv buy the skirt imncdiatcly? torligl-rt.'
3 What do dlcv do lvlrerr thev iinish sJroppir-rg? ''§Vlrat colour is it?'
4 Why does slrc phone hel notlrer? 'lt's rcd,'
,That,s rricc. Rccl is a good colour for yott,'says lrel mclthcr.
.5 W]rat is Paul doing rvhen Sally is talkirrg to
lrel mother? Nexi to S"lly, Paul is finisirirrg lris coffce, Hc plrones his fiiel.d and talks
fa]]s tln thc flool,
6 Wlrat lrappens when he stands up? " l,rin-,. Tl-r.,-,1,,. ,,nncls up. Thc [-lag wit]r the rccl skirt
,o
He puts dowt,l
Ot,t t',o sorry,' Paul i,rys. 'TlTat's OK,' SaJly says,
7 Do thcy go out tlftlre caló together? l-ris phone arrd picks up the bag.'Here's yotlr bag,'
Read l hc cxt r.rcl ;r glr i lr. Witll .r pirl,tl]er guę\\ 'Thetlk votl.' She srrriles.
the meaning ofthe highligl-rted verbs. '\Ylrat a rrice smile!'Paul tlrirlks,
()Ur o[ lh(,i[e, \ltlly fiIlltI,c, lrer
1.1rIl t i.k. Lll. hi, phorrę aI1.I gt,c§
."ir"l, pIek. tIp llel, l,.lg.lrld her pholrr, ,trld goc, l,,tik t" work,
3 28)) Read and listen to the next part of 'l,.
stoly. Why are Paul and Sallv having
tl-re
problems?
Sally's Pbone
Pronouns and possessive adiectives
When you read, be carefuIwith different
kinds of pronoUns and possessive
Afternoon
adjectives, e.g. he, his, him, etc, Make sure l'aul is ill his office.
you know Who (or What) they refer to, A pholre lings.
'lWhat's that rloise?' Paul thinks.
d Read the extract again. With a partner, He :rnsr,vers the phorle. It is Anclrew.
7a
say wlro the highlighted pronouns and 'Hello, Sallyl'

"l
possessive adjectives fefer to, 'It isn't Sally, it's PauI.'
'Paul? Paul whol \Vhere's Sallyi'
paul wants to \ 'Who's Sally? There's no Sally herc.'
phone his mothet
) §Y, =
'uur,
'Htrh!'

Underline rvords or pl]Iases in the extract

Arldrerł.finislres tlre ce l].

Paul włllts to phone his nrother. He fjnds.Munl'on the phone, and

0 1
about plrones or phoning, e.g. rin6s,
prcsses tlre button.
ans\\)ers the pllone, ętc.
'He llo Mr_rm. It's Paul.'
What do you thirrk l-rappcns in the cnd? 'Paull \X/hcl's PauI? I'm not Pirul's munr. ]'n Sally's trrunl.'
' \X |llt',,
lr,r1l.ell lIrg]' l',rrl l rhrIlk,.
Reading in Engtish 'WI]it l)Lll-nbel is tlrltl'he asks.
Readin8 Graded Readers, e,8, the 'It's 0783 491839.'
Oxford Bookworms series, he[ps you 'Ih very sorry,'Patri says.'It's the lvrong nunrber.'
to learn and remember vocabu[ary and 'Tlrat's OK,'Sally's rlum sirys. 'What a nice voice!'she thinks.
8rammar. Buy or borrow a Starter LeVeI
book [With a CD if possibte), Sally is at rł,ork.
Ring ring!
She atlswer s the plrone.

4 SPEAKING 'He Iio, is Paul there?'

'No, I'm sorry, this is. ..'
} Communication Reading in English p,703. 'Can yott give a message to himl This is his sistef Katharillc.
I nterview vorrl partner. T]rere's a party at my housc tonight. It's rny bir tlr<lay.'
'But I...'
'8 o'clock - OK. Bvc-'
frh@E
 G like + (Verb + in8)
V the date; ordinaI numbers
l love reading.
P consonant clusters; saying the date What kind
of books do
you like?

VOCABULARY& 2 READ!NG
PRONUNCIATION the date a Read the first part of the text. What's special about the
Number the months 1 6. third Monday in |anuary and the third Friday in }une?

! April _ ] 1u"e
!
7ąvourćteTiqes
F.b.,r"ry _ ] March
! J".,u".y __.] tutuy

b} p.159 Vocabulary Bank The weather and

dates. Do part 2.
ln the UK the third Monday in January is the most depressinq
p ordinal numbe rc first, fourth, etc, day of the year, says psychologist Dt Cliff Arnall, Who calls it
Some ordinat numbers can be difficu[t to say Blue Monday. Why? Because it's Winter, the weather is usually
becauSe they end in two or more consonant
sounds, e,g, sixth /srks0/. grey and cold, the days aTe dark, and Monday is the filst day
of the working week. People are also often short of money
3 3]. ))) Listen and repeat the ordinal aftel Christmas, and some peopie feel bad after breaking their
numbers. Then practise saying them. New Year reso]utions. And the happiest day of the year? 'The
fifth sixtlr eighth third Friday in June,'says Dr Arnal]. And it's easy to see why -
twelfth
it's Summel, it's warm outside, the evenings are light, and the
3 32)) How do you say these dates? Listen weekend starts now!
and check.

7/3 z/LI 3/5 4/6 e asked our readers about the days and times during the
5/I 6/7 I2/9 I7/L0 year that make them fee| good.
2o/8 23/2 28/4 3I/I2
1 What's your favourit€ time of day? Why?
Listen again and repeat the dates. eopy the
2 What's your favourite day of the week? Why?
rĘthm. 3 What's your favourite month? Why?
( tne first o1 March 4 What's your favourit€ season? Why?
>.-
What days are public holidays in your
5 What's your favourit€ public holiday? Why?
country?

Ask the other students in your class Mrenl b Read the questions and Joe's and Rose's answers and complete
1lout birthrlay? Does anyone have the same them with phrases a f.
(or nearly the same) birthday as you?
a every week is different d I love cooking
b I like making plans e the days are long
c I hate getting up early f Ilike being awake
Look at the highlighted words and phrases and guess their
meaning.
 4 GRAMMAR like+ [verb + -ing)
Complete the chart with a verb from the list.

don't Like hate don't mind Like love

What fbrm of the verb [o1lows like , lovą don't mind,

ald lrute?

Joe z+ > p.134 Grammar Bank 68. Lealn noleabout

] Ten thirty at niqht, Because it's the time of day when l can /iłe + 1vcrb - -irr6) and pracri.e ir,
real y re ax.
2 Saturday. Because 1 dUring the Week, and Saturday
is the first day when l can stay in bed until ]2 if l Want| 5 SPEAKING &WR|TING
3 Auqust. Because my birthday is in August and l'm usually on
a Write a verb or verb plrrase for each picture. Use tlre
holiday,
ilr6 forrn of tl-re vcrb,
4 The Surnmer, Because the Weather's qood,2 ,and
peop e are in a good mood. E]l
lJl
, n,*1 iĘ
.{a
l&
5 January 1St. BecaUse it'S ihe start ofa new year, and 3

se 35 )ilfl
Early morning, Because a_ when other people are
as|eep, and the light is beaUtifu.
2 t depends. Because 5l

3 N/]ay, Because the world is pale qreen, and aspara9us is in

season l

AutUrnn, BecaUSe the leaves are red and yellow, and it's a
tirne for ]ots of wonderfu fruit and vegetables,6 l

h&ffi&i*
Easter Sunday, Because I love chocolate, and I always have a
ot of Easter eqgSI

aspara8us Easter egg NeW Year resotutions Ploniscs \Ve

&, tłi+1,-ńil*i:,ilffi:.

3 LlsTENlNG
a 3 33)) Listcn to Maltin alrswer ing tlrc questions in
FąvouriteTimes. Cornplete colurnn 1. b [n pairs, ask and ansrver about each activity.
.Why?
1 What's your favourite.,.? 2 A Do yau like readin"r] Yel,1loveit.
time of day: 9
during tlre lveek Awhdl writeri \ / B //;łeTel,yPrdt(hett,
do you like?
,/ Mat about yaL,?
at the rł,eekend \
day of tlre u,eek Interview youI partnel rvith the five questions fronr
nronth FąvouriteTinrcs in 2.

prrblic holiday
Wlite an article caIIed Mlfavourite tlłte.s. Add plrotos
or dlarvings ifyou can. Use the texts in 2 as a nlodel.
Listen again and conplete colunn 2.

ffi\@@
 G revision: be or do? What kind
V music of music do
P l:l you tike?

1 VOCABULARY music
a 3 35)) Listen and number the kinds ofmusic 1 9. Can you name any other kinds of music in Englislr?

! tlplop [ ] rock E classical [*] Latin ] i^r, |] Ieggae l,,. ! Utu., ! heavymetal E ąte
b What kin<] of music do / don't you like? ( t tiłe rock, but l don't like R&B,

Do rhe music qu iz in ,mallgroups,

Where are th€y from? Match the singers Whose music do you hear in the
and bands to their countries, soundtrack of these films / shows?
a ! cotaplay a we l^/ill Rock you
b E Rihanna b This ls lt

c c yellow submarine
! Placido Domingo
d Amadeus
d ! Black Eyed Peas e
luz
Mamma Mial

f" ! Fools Carden

2 GRAMMAR revision: beordd 3 PRoNUNCIATIoN {i/

a (Circ]e)the riqht words. a 3 39)) Listen and repeat the words and sound.
1 Whatkind of music 1ou I do 1oulisten to?
are l,es lou le|low
ż I'mnot I l don'tlike hip hop. loung Your ),oga
3 Are yul Do yu play in a band?
4 She isn't I doesn't listening to you. p Hidden /j/ sound
5 Whete are / do Coldplay ftom? Some words with the /ul/ sound (spelted with u or
ew) also have a /j/ sound before the /ul/, e.8. music
b > p.134 Grammar Bank 6C, Learnmore about /mjulzlk/,NoT/htrlŹrkl.
be and do and practise them.
3 40)) Listen and repeat the sentences. Then practise
c 3 38l) Listęn and ma ke t he que,t iorls. saying them.
l) Theyłe German. ( Are Lhey German? 1 That vourrg luusician plays bcarrtiful rlusic.
2 He tlsually rrses vellow pencil.
He p/dys lhe 8uita r. ( Does he play the luitar?
a

3 The nerł, students start in ]anuary this;,ear.

')
4 SPEAK!NG 5 READING
a Read the rnusic questionnaire. Complete the a Do you play a nrrrsical instrunent? What? Do you enjoy playirrg it? 1

que§tions wilh Ore or do. Complete quest ion

6 with the names of six musiciarrs / bands b Read tl-re article. How is music changing tlre lives of young people

vou either ]ove or hate. in venezuela?

Music questionnaire
Music is changing their lives
__you a bi8fan of a singeror band?
you a member of a fan club or fnside lhe concerl hal] a lop orchestra
forum? lis playing brillia ntly. Their
you ng
conductor, Gustavo Dudamel, is one ofthe
How often you,,,?
best in the world. But we are not in New
. go to concerts or 8igs
. go dancing York, London, or Vienna. We are in Caracas,
. Watch MTV [or other music channels) the capital ofVenezuela. The orchestra iS
. doWnload music the simón Bolivar youth orchestra, and its
. Look for son8 fyrics on the internet conductor and young musicians come from
. Sin8 karaoke the poorest families in the country. They
are a product ofEl §lstema ('the system'in
How you usually listen to music?
Spanish), a project started in 1975 to save poor children from
. on the radio
. onłine crime and drug addiction through classicąl music.
. on your iPod/MP3 ptayer Today more than 270,000 young venezuelans from the óarrjos
. on cDS (poor areas in Caracas) are learning to play instruments. They
What kind of music you like practise Beethoven and Brahms instead oflearning to steal and
listenin8 to When you are...? shoot. Gisella, aged 11, says 'I am learning the viola because I
. sad łvant to escape fromthe barrio.lnYenezuela now it's cooler to
. happy like Strauss than salsa.'Edgar, 22, who plays in the orchestra,
. stressed says 'sometimes When we finish late I stay in town - it's
_ you tisteningto a particularsong dangerous to go home at that time. But now most of my friends
or piece of music a lot at the moment? are here. We are a family as well as an orchestra.'

What you think of...? Dudamel is now also the Musical Director ofthe Los Angeles
Philharmonic, one ofthe USA's top orchestras. But he returns
Małe musicians
frequently to Caracas to conduct. 'I miss my orchestra, but I will
never leave them. They're family,'he says,

Female mus]cian5

Bands

Look at the highlighted words. With a partner, guess tlreir

nrearring.
P civing opinions
Do you know ofany othel plojects to l-relp poor children?
ltike him,
ldon't like her.
l think theyte great / fantastic,
oK / not bad. 6 WRIT!NG
aWfuL,/ terrib[e,
> p.113 Writing A n informal email. You are going to write a
Take turns to interview a partner with sinrilar enrail to a penfriend.
the music questionnaire. Ask for nore
information. Do you lrave similar rnusical
7 s lt) SONG
ffi@r
tastes? Lemon Tree ł7
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
(Circle) a. h_ or c. a Complete the phrases with these verbs.
1She_thepiano. buy ca[L dance forget have hear ptay run take telt
a canplay b can to play c cans play
2 come tonight?
1_anoise 6 a Part\
a Doyoucan b You can c Canyou 2 a musical instrument 7 plrotos

3A What's that noise?

3 somebodv's birthdav 8 a marathon
4_ a present for your mother 9 a taxi
B a party upstairs.

a They having
5 somebody a secret 10 a tanoo

b They're having Complete the sentences with..foł, irt, on,to,or at.

c They're have 1 She goes to bed _ about eleven o'clock.
4 Thę węarher is cold. bur _ raining. 2 They have theirTV very loud.
a it doesn't b itisn't c it not 3 I can't find the keys. Can you look __ them?
5 A What doing? 4 Ineedtotalk thedoctor.
B l'm stud; ing for an exam. 5 I'm coming! Wait _ me!
a aleyou b do you c you arę 6 My birthday's _ }uly.
6 Look! The Queen's flag 7 Their wedding is 2nd March.
fly b flies c
a is flying
7 Thęmusęum at 2.00 on Mondays.
. @Ę,h" *ord that is different.
a closes b is closing c close 1 cloudy wet snowy s|rirre

8 A What ? 2 shine rain blow fog

B I'm a nurse. 3 auturnn season spring winter
a are you doing b doyoudo c doyou 4 first third seven twelfth
9 Our son always phones every day. 5 twenty-second twenty-five twenty-one twenty-three
awe bus c our 6 May Sunday December Jurre
10 Is your sister at home? I need to speak 7 call phone ring message
Lo 8 band rock reggae jazz
a him b she c her
11 Do you like

.@
housework? PRoNU NclATloN
a doing b do rnaking
the word with a different sound.
12 I dont mind _ early.
a getup b gettingup c togetup
i3 A
R
hungry?
Yes. What's for dinner?
'#l
,Ą
driving wroirg change lorrg

a Doyou b Haveyou c Areyou -ffi icę windy spring w intęr

14 whar sons lisrenins ro? 3m$ snow go now cold

a are you b do you c you are
15 What time
ado bis c
she usually go to bed?
does
,& third the tenth Thursdav

5 /ju:/ music student beatrtiful blrres

b Underlire the stressed syllable.

1 neigh bour 2 re mem ber 3 |u ly ,l Fe bru a ry 5 cla ssi cal
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? r CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE
Read the text and answer the questions. PEoPLE?
Where is a good place to go in Dublirr if you want to..,? 3 42 ))) In the street Watch or listen to five people
1 have lunch or dinner and a nswer the questions.
2 see animals
3 buy a present
4 hear stories about famous places
5 have a drink without paying

Look at the highlighted words or phrases in tlre text Alison and Ben Tiffany Joe[ Anya
and guess their meaning.
1 which sentence is true?
Read rhe texr asa in and u nderline the thing vou wou|d a Ben can't play a musical instrument.
like to do most. b Alison can play the guitar well,
c Ben can play the guitar, but not very well.
2 Tiffany
Dublin - the friendly city
usUally think of caPital cities as friendly, bUt
a has noisy neighbours
b doesn't have noisy neighbours
Deople don't c is the noisy neighbour
l people told me that DUblin is the excePtion, 5o l Went
there to see if it Was true - and it was| Local people greet you }oel's favourite month is May because the weathel
like an old friend, they Want to knoW everything about you, ls
and about your day. The tourist gUide5 are really friendly;for a hot b nice c sunlry
example, at the cuinne5s factory (somewhere yoU mU5t go) 4 Bęn doesn't likę
they offer you a free glass of Cuinness. The bus drivers on a classicalrnusic b heavy metal c rock music
the tour bu5e5 (an excellent Way to get around Dublin) tell 5 At the moment Anya is reading _.
Very interesting and amU5ing stories about all the bUildings
a a romantic novel b a biography c a trilogy
and monuments they 9o Past. They stop at all the main
tourist attraction5, for example Phoenix Park, the home to
Dublin's zoo, St Patrick's Cathedral, and the main shopping cAN YoU sAY Tl-łls lN ENGL|SH?
areas (Crafton Street and 0'connell street). When you Want
50methin9 to eat, the Temple Bar area is the place to go. EVen Do the tasks with a partner. Tick (./) the box ifyou can
in the restaurants lrish PeoPle Want you to be happy. They do tlrem.
often sit you at tables with other people, and the Waiter5 tell Canyou...?
jokes when they serve the food to make you laugh. ln general,
the food is great and Very good Value for money, there are
1 l say two things you can do well, and two tlrirrgs you

lots of things to see, and hote15 are cheap - how can you not
cant do (e.g. cook)
be happy and friendly with all that? 2! say three things you can or can't do in class (e.g. use
N ck McCarthy coventry Tele8raph octobel 26 2010 your mobile)
3! say wlrat kind ofbooks you usually read, and what
you are reading at the momęnt
4! ask your partner questions with the words below
... tired ? Why?
.., like watching sport on TV? Wlrich sports?
.. , enjoy ing ; ou r English classes?
,.. play a musical irrstrument? Wlriclr one?

E short fitms Wittiam§burg, NeW Yor|:

Watch and enjoy a fitrn on iTutor,
 G past simpte of be,. Was / Were
V word formation: paint > painter Who was she?
p sentence stress

1 GRAMMAR was / were The NationaI Portrait 6allerV has a collection of

a Read about the National Portrait Gallery in
l portraits of famous British men and Women, from
the 16th century to the present day, The portraits
London and arrswer the questions. are both pdintin8s and photo8raphs. The National
1 Where is it? Portrait 6allerV is near Trafal8ar sqUare, fiVe minutes
from the National callery, London's most important
2 What can you see tlrere?
art Ballery. lt is open daily and entrance is free,
3 When is it open?
4 How much does it cost?
3 43 ))) Look at a photo which is in tlre
National Portrait gallery, Cover tlre dialogue
and listen. Who ale the two people in the
photo?

A l tove that photo. Who are they?

B lthink it's King Edward Vlll and Wallis
simpSon. Let's see, Yes, that's ri8ht.
A When Was he kin8? l don't remember a King
EdWard.
B We[t, he Was onLy king for 11 months, in
1936, lthink. He Was Queen E[iZabeth ll'S
uncIe,
A Why Was he only king for a short time?
B Because he Was in tove With Wattis simpson,
the Woman in the photo, she Was American.
The 8overnment Was a8ainst the marria8e
because she was divorced, lt was a terribte
scanda[. ln the end he abdicated- and they
8ot married.
A Who Was the next king?
B His brother, George Vl,
A Were EdWard and Wattis happy?
B l think they Were happy, They Were to8ether 2 PRoNUNCIATIoN & SPEAKING
for the rest oftheir lives.
sentence stress
*
abdicate stop bcing king or quccn
3 45)) Li\ten llld reoełt. Coov the rhvthrn.
Listen again and read the dialogue. Then
complete the gaps, E l was at a pi!! ty. She was born in Mexico.
My Elrents Were angry.
E Hewasn't at home. They Weren't very happy,
E When were you born? Where was tne hotel?
Was it expę4sive? No, it Wasn't.
Were they at the concert? YeS, they Were,
} p.136 Grammar Bank 7A. Learn more
3 46 )) Say the sentences in the past sinrple.
about was/wełe arrd practise it.
))) l'm at home. ( lWasathome.

} Communication Where were you? A p.703B p,108.

3 READ|NG 4 VOCABULARY word formation
Look at three more pictures a Find words in the texts for people made
from the National Portrait Gallery. from these words:
Do you know who the people are
or anything about them?
1 sPort -5 oaint
2 music 6 act (OR actor)
3 ooetrv direct film
4 write

Word bui[ding: professions

We often add -eror -orto a Verb, e,g.
writer, actor.
We often add -ian, -ist, oi
-man/womanto a noun, e.8. musician.

Are the words below verbs or nouns? Do

you know the words for the people?
1sing 6 novel
2 compose 7 husin
business
3 oo]irics
b 3 47 )) Read and listen to three audio guide extracts, Check your
4 science 8 sail
answers to a- 5 police 9 art
l0 invent
Henry Vlll Was born in 1491. He Was King of En8tand from 1509 to
3 48)) Listen and check. Under!4ę the
1547 and is famous for separating the chUrch of En8Land from the
stressed syllable, Practise saying the words.
Roman catholic church, and for his six wives, When he was young,
as in this picture, he was very stron8 and good-Looking, He was Write the names of four famous people in
an excellent sportsman, and was atso a good musician and poet. each circle. Ask a partner.
However, in his old age he Was Very fat and aLways in pain.

The Brontó sisters, CharLotte, Emily, and Anne, were born between ALlVE DEAD
1816 and 1820 in a smat[vi[[age in the north of En8[and. They Were
a[[writers, but on[y charlotte, With her novelJane Eyre, Was famoUs
in her tifetime. Their brother Branwe[[, the painter of this portrait,
Was origina[[y in the picture between Emity and charlotte. He
Wasn't happy With his setf-portrait and now the painting 5hows onLy
the three sisters.

3 Helena Bonham carter, the actress, Was born in London in 1966, whot shakła?) rirg"r.
Her mother is hatf Spanish and her father, Who died in 2oo4, Was §!"', "
the grandson of Herbert Asquith, the British Prime Minister from Who was
Charles Darwin?) ( He was a scieniist.
1908 to 1916. Her first big rote Was as Lucy Honeychurch in A Room
--.ś2/-
wjth a view, and hel other ro[es incLUde The Red Queen in Alice
in Wonderland,BellatriX Lestran8e in the Harry Potter fiIms, and
Queen Elizabeth in rhe Kin83 sPeech. She has two chi[dren with 5 LISTENING &WRITING
her partner Tim Burton, a film director.
a 3 49 ))) Listen to five clues about two
famous people. Do you know who they are?
Read the texts again and answer the questions.
1 How long was Henry VIIl Kirrg of England? With a partner write clues about a famous
2 What was he good at wlren hę was a yourrg man? man arrd a woman (both dead).
3 WeIe the Brontć sisters famous when they were alive? Read your clues to another pair. Do they
4 Why isnt their brother in the picture? know the people?
5 Who was Helena Bonham Carter's great-grandfathel?
6 What was her filst famous film?

filllDE
Cover the texts. What can you remember?
 G past simp[e: reguLar verbs
v past time expressions What did they
P -edendings want to do?
They Wanted to
8o to the match.

1 READING & LISTENING

a 3.50)) Read and listen to the true story about a
journey. Number the sentences 1-7.

f]
!
The taxi arrived at the
They looked out ofthe window.
girls'house.
ffifi,
! They chatted and li5tenęd to mu\ic.
f The girls wanted to go to a match.
! The taxi stopped in a street with pretty houses.
! They called a taxi,
! The taxi driver typed their destination into his satnav.
'3,51)) Listen and check. Do you think they were in
London?
'3.52))) Listen to the news story on the radio, Where
/F harles Spencer,
Were thęy? ! Princess Diana's
> Communication Stamford Bridge p.103. Read some
L brother, has three
daughters, 18-year-old Kitty,
tourist information about the place they were in and
and 15-year-old twins
look at the map,
Eliza and Amelia. They live
Do you think it is easy to make a mistake like this? in Althorp, a large country
whose fault was it? hoUse near Northampton,
about 85 miles (136
kilometres) north of London.
2 GRAMMAR one of the sisters and her friend Wanted to go to a
past simp[e: re8ular Verbs football match in London. lt was a Premier League match
between chelsea and Arsenal at stamford Bridge. They
Read the text again and highlight ten more past simple ca|led a taxi to take them to London and back. The taxi
regular verbs Ę, one past simple negative sentence E, arrived and the driVer typed Stamford Bridqe into his
and one past simple question Ę. satnav. The 9irls relaxed in the back of the car. They
probably chatted, Iistened to music on their iPods, and
In pairs, complete the chart and answer questions 1-3.
texted their friends. They didn't talk to the taxi driver.
Present simple Past simpte TWo hours later the taxi stopped. They looked out of the
They Want to go to the They _ to 8o to WindoW. lt Was a street With pretty houses.
match- the match. The girls were a bit surprised, and they asked the taxi
They doft tatk to the taXi They to the taxi driver Where they Were.'ln Stamford Bridge,' he said.
driver driver 'Where did you want to go?'
Where do you want to go? Where to go?

1 What letter§ do you add to a regular verb in the past

simple, e.g. call?
2 What do you do if the verb ends in e, e.g. t_1lpe?

3 What happens to verbs which end with one vowel and

one consonant, e,g. chat, stop?

} p.J.36 Grammar Bank 78. Learn more about past

simple regular verbs and practise them.
 Stand rrp and nrove around the class, Ask Did yorl, _ .
4 VoCABULARY & SPEAKING
\ , rlc|,qllesl i, ,tl. rl it |l t lle , .r,b plr t,.r.e. bciorł.
/.,/_r:

Wherr sclrr.ebody answers Ycs,.l did, u,rite tlręir narrre,

past time eXpressions
Nrrmber the past tine exprcssirlns l 10.

YESTERDAY -l ycsterday oprnin8

] tast night
Find a person who...
] tast month
- used satnav I three days ago
- watched a footbal[ match I i ] five Drnutes aga

- Chatted onLine l ] tast week

| ] tast gqmmer
- studied for an exam
l ] the day befolc ycsterday
- cooked dinner
l ]ayearagq
- arrived at work,/ schooL late l ] in zooo
- listened to the radio
Past time expressions
- started a new book We say iast Week, lastmonth NoT the tast
Week, the last montł,
- worked / studied untit tate
- pLayed a computer góme b 3 57))) Listcrr and cl-reck. Then listen arrd repeat.

Loclk at tlre questionnaile below, Tell your partner true

Did vau u>e śalndv yp5lerddv? ) ( No.1dior,'L. Did you..?
serrtences lvitlr past tirrre expressiorrs. Ask for nrore
infol nation.

3 PRONUNCIATION -edendings l cried ar thl Pnd ar \ ( ah rea]ly?

Past simple regu[ar verbs

--<>.-
When was
The e in -ed is not usuaL[y pronounced, and -ed is
pronoUnced id] or ł,/, e,8. closed /kliozdi, stopped /stDpi,1
The -ed is pronounced id]' only in Verbs Which end With
the sound łi or /d| e.8. Waited / \! eltld/ ended 1cncllcIl,
the last time
a 3 5a)) Listen and repeat tlre verbs.
you...?
1 _ed=,Lli 2 -ed= ili 3 -ed = lld,

catted [ooked Wanted cried at the end of a fiIm

arriVed retaXed chatted
IiStened stopped texted * travelled by pIane

started a new hobby

3 55']] L,lokxl tlllrerll.iIltl,. li.,,\ El,,,,.,,,"t rl,"r
lrcl{,ll}] l(, B|,oLlP J. Li5lell ,lIlJ cllęcL, * walked more than 10 km
-
pIayed finished Started traVe[Led asked mi5sed booked tickets online
cooked needed watched tived tiked typed
* downloaded a song
3 56 )) Listcn to sone verb phrtrscs, Make tlr,re Ę or
pIayed sport
! setrtetrces about vcsterday.
missed an English c|ass
)) pla} tpnnis ( pldypd tennis yesterday.
]

o'o, tennlsre;ląddv,
Y::'' ; watched a real|y good film
lr called a friend

:. danced

fiĘoE
 G paSt simpte: irregu[ar Verbs
v go, have, get What did
p sentence stress you do?
We Went to
a restaurant,

1 READ!NG
Look at the photos and read the introduction to the article.
For each photo, say why you think the night was menrorable.

Read about two people's nights, and match them to a photo.

Read the texts again and match the questions to their answers in
the texts.

f What tine did you get back? f ] What did you wear?
! What was the -eather likę? ! Who were you with?
! Wby was it a nemorable night? ! What did yorr do?
! When was it? Where were you?

Maria Julia from Argentina Mehmet from Turkey

t1] lt Was in AugUst two years ago when l was on E lt Was tast year l Was in
hołiday in Athens. lstanbU[. Where l live,

p l wanted to see a man that l knew a little When l Was

[_2_| l was with my friends. lt was my best friend's birthday.
at university. He Was Greek and he lived in Athens.
l catled him many times, but he didnt answer. [9 ] I wore a btack T-shirt and btue jean5.
Sudden[y, on my last night, he came to my hotel.
!1] We went to a great ptace catted cezayir. lt's an otd building With a
p Ifett embarrassed, because my ctothes Weren't Very great restaurant. We had dinner, and after dinner We had a coffee in
specia[ - a green skirt and a White T_shirt and Greek the bar Then We Went to the beach at Florya and We had a swim. lt
sandals - and my hair was a mess. Was fantastic. The Water Wasn't Very clean, but We didn't mind!

@ We went out and watked around the centre of § tt was a hot night and the sea was rea[[y warm.
Athens. We spoke Eng[ish. but he taught me some
Greek Words and l taught him some spanish, @ After our swim, we Were tired and decided to go back, but l
Couldn't find my car keys! We Went back to the beach and we
§ lt was a warm niqht With a beautiful fult moon. looked everywhere, but it Was too dark. ln the end l left the car at
the beach and lWent home in my friend's car! l got home rea[[y
[ą l got back to the hotet at 3 a.m.
late, at 5.00 in the morning.
Ę lt was a magical evening - an Argentinian Woman
with a Greek man on the other side of the world Ę lt was a memorable night because We had a fantastic dinner and

in those dark streets, With the tights from the swim, but also because l lost the car keys it Was my father's car
Parthenon up on the hitt! and he was really anqry!
2 GRAMMAR past simple: irregular verbs 4 VOCABULARY go, have, get
a Look at the article again and find the past tense of a Can you remember these phrases about Mehmet?
these irregular verbs. Write went,had, or got.
can could l,, ,, l _
We to a grear place called Cezayir,

come ].l,.lr] 2 We dinner, and after dinrrer we __ a coffee in the

feeI l.]t bar.
get 3 Thenwe to the bęach at Florya and we aswim.
8o \i all1
4 l _ home really late, at 5.00 in the morning.
have ]lLrt b } p.160 Vocabulary Bank go, have, get.
hear ]l ll,]

know
Ieave
]L:
t'] I
5 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress
IoSe n,] Look at the questions in'A memorable night'below.
meet What words are missirrg?
see
3 62)) Listen and repeat the questions. Qgpy the
Speak .l:lrll.
rhythm.
teach
Wear

b 3 58r) Listen and check. Practise saying the verbs.

c > p,136 Grammar Bank 7c. Learn more about past

simple irregular verbs and practise them.

Work in pairs. A re-read the text about Maria |ulia,

B re-read rhe text aboul Mehmet,

} Communication A night to remember

p,103B p.108. Test your partner's memory.
Whose
^ night do you think was more fun?

3 L!sTEN!NG
a You are going to listen to David from Spain talking
about his memorable night. Look at photo C from 1.
Where was he? Why was it a memorable night?

3 60)) Listen and check.

Lisren again, Correct rhe inf,ormarion. 6 SPEAKING &WRITING

l It was on llthAugust.No,i,wasonllthJu\. a Think about a time you had a nremorable night. Look
2 He was in Buęnos Aires, at the questions in 5b and planyour answers.
3 He watclred the match in a restaurant,
Interview your partner about their night.
4 He wore a Spanish football shirt and a yellow scarf,
5 The match was in the evening. Write about your night. Answer the questions in 5b,
6 There were a lot ofEnglish tourists there. and use the article irr 1 to help you.
7 After the match they went to a bar in the city centre,
8
9
It was quite cold that night.
He got to tJle hotel aL 4.00 in the morning,
7 a asĄ SONG Summer Nights J1

frt@E
 Getting lost

n A FREE MoRNING VOCABULARY directions

a 3 6aD) Rob and |enrrv are planning rvlrat to dcl cllt a Match the lvords and pictures. __]_]_
tlreir frcc nrorning, Watch or ]istcn once. What is tl-re
problcr-n?
!
tln the g12ltler
at the g3fTic lights
Efl,|B ffi
- tl
l

;]l[ .#lJl
.ł llri,l,,e

I l opporite

-r]l ullIl l
| ] turn lcit
| ] tutn right p-J
l
L
] go straight orl
J go past (thc chruclr) ._, ]rL
---l|-
1.1
l

b 3 65)) Listen and check. .'] t8l |] |

E ASKING THE WAY

3 66)) Jenny is trvirrg to find thc Tate Modertr.
Watclr or listen. Is it A, B, C, or D?

ś/
§
§,,
_.\-, -A1

lIAl
lt
tr_! t',
1
[i-,'L]
g
'3

b Watch ol listell again. Conlplete tlre serrterrces l,ith Jenny

a rvord, a natnc, or a nunber,
1 Roh sugg,,-.rs rhar rlrer go
2 He sirvs rlrat thev can bikes,
plrones
4 Rob needs to intctvielv art
_5 Rclb asks ifhe can do thc intelvierv tlrl
6 Rob antl }ennv arląDge to meęt at
o'c]ock outside the Tąte Modet,n*.

O Cutturat note
-
The Tate Modern is a famous art ga[[ery in London,
 1

)'i1

b Watclr or listell again, Complete tlrc You Hear phrases, E JENNYAND ROB GO SIGHTSEEING
You Say !_) D) vou ttear

Excuse me, please. Where's ,ldon't live here.

the Tate Modern?
EXcUSe me. LS the Tate The Tate Modern? lt's near
Modern near here? here, but ldon't know
exactly .sorry.
Thank you.
Excuse me. can you teL[me Yes, of courSe, Go strai8ht
the Way to the Tate Modern, on. Go the church,
pLease? then turn at the
traffic Lights, And it's at the
end of the street.
a 3 68l)) Watch ol listeu to |errrrl and Rob. Mark the
Sorry, cou[d you 5ay that YeS,8o strai8ht on, Go sentences T (true) or F (fhlsc),
again, p[ease? the church, then turn _
at the traffjc (l8hts. And it'S 1 Tlrc Mil]enrliunl Bliclge is lill cłrs ancl people.
at the end of the street, 2 It rł,as thę first rreu, bridgc over tlre Tlratles 1'<rl, l00 \,ears.
You Can't it| 3 Rob irTtervierved thc cnginccr last veal.
Thank you, 4 |elrnv cioesrr't Jike Shakespeale.
5 Danicl plror-res and itlvites jennv to dinner,
c 3 67l)) Watch or listen and re peat tlre You Say 6 |cnrry acceprs tlre invitation.
ohrusts. coov the rhvrh nr_
7 There's a gitt slrop on tlrc top flclor of t]rc Tate Moclertr.
d Practise tlre dialogue with a partrrer. 8 The 'l-ate Modern \\, a§ a powel station u]rtil l98l.

Watch ol listen agair-r. Say rvh;"tl-re F sentenccs arc false.

Q Can you-.-? or Could you,.,?
Can you tell me the way to the Tate Modern? Look at tl-re Social English phrases. Who says then:
Cauld You say that ałain, please?
ferrnv, Rob, or Daniel?
We can Use Can you -..? or Could you-.-? w hen We Want to
ask another person to do something. SociaI English phrases
Could you..,? is more po[ite. What a VieWI
What Woutd you Iike to Vi5it?
e 1 [n pairs, roleplay the dialogue. A ask iol directiorrs what is there to see?
to buildirrg A (tlre 1ibrarv). Start lvith Excu.se tire, We could go to the Globe Theatre.
Wou[d you tike to meet for Iunch?
ruhere s, . , ? B give directions. Then swap rolcs. Ask tbr,
That's realty nice of you.
directions to building C (the post otTice),
Maybe another time?
"ł YeS, of coUrse.

3 69)) Watch ol listen and chcck. Do you knolv rvhat

thcy are in vour language?

e Watcll ol listen again arrd lepeat the phrases.

Can you...?
;
! ask for and understand directlons

I l give sin'ple directions

! ask Someone to do Something in a polite Way
 G past simple: reguLar and irreguLar
Did you hear
V irregu[ar verbs
anything during
P past simple verbs
night? No, l didn,t.
-the l was very tired.

1 READ!NG
a Read the back cover ofa murder story. Then
cover it and look at the photographs. Can
you remember who the people are?

Who's Amanda?) ( She's Jeremy-s wife.

-\ś 2-
4 2)) Read and listen to the story. Mark the
sentences T (true) or F (false). Correct the
F sentences.
l Somebody killed |ereny between 12,00a.m.
and 2.00.
2 The inspector questionęd Amanda in the
living room.
3 |ererny went to będ before Amanda.
4 Ananda arrd ]eremy slept in the same roorrr.
5 Somebody opened and closed Amanda's
door.
6 Amanda got up at 7.00,
7 Amanda didrrt love Jeremy.
Look at the highlighted irregular verbs in
the story. What are tl-re infinitives?
] wąs = be

2 PRoNUNCIAT!oN
past simple Verbs
f nsper^tor Granger arrivcd at abour 9.00, Hc
4 3 ))) Listen to the pronunciation ofthese IIwas a rall man r,.ilh a bigb1.1,^k mou.la, hc.
verbs in the past simple, Amanda, Barbara, ()laudia, and Gordon zwere
in the lir ilrq room. fhe inspcctor 3came in.
thought coutd found heard lead 'lvlr Travers died betwccn midnight ]ast
said saw took taught Wore night and seven o'clock this morning,' he asaid,
'Somebody in this loom killed him,' He lookcd
4 4)) Now match the verbs in a with a word at them one by one, but nobody sspoke.
below which rhymes, Listen and check. 'Mrs Travers, I want to talk to you first.
Practise saying the words. Come into the library with me , please ,'
Amanda Travcr, lollolred th. inspcl lor into
book bed the library and they 6sat down.
round four 'What did your husband do after dinner ]ast
bird port night?'
'When we finished dinner.|eremy said he
good was tiled and hc 7went to bed.'
4 5 ))) Find and underline nine past simple 'Did you go to bed then?'
regular verbs in the story. How do yorr 'No, I didn't, I went for a walk in the garden.'
pronounce them? Listen and check. 'What time did you go to bed?'
About quarter to twelve,'
'Was your husband asleep?'
 3 L!sTENlNG
4 6,7,BD) Listen to the inspector question Barbara. Write the
information in the chart. Listen again and clreck. Therr do tlre
same for Gordon and Claudia,

What did she went far

they do after a waLk_
dinner?

What time
\ did they go
,-^
\l ,5
to bed?

"\ż -ł

nłlllłlłrrlłl,

a paItner. Who do you think was the

Compare your clralt witl]
murderer: Auranda, Barbara, Gordclrr, or Clarrdia? Why?

4 9 )) Nolv listen to what l-rappened, Who rvas the murderer?

Why did he / she kill Mr Travers? Were you right?

4 GRAMMAR past simple: regular and irregular

,. Ą.,, a Covel the story and look at thcse verbs, Are thev regular or
irregular in the past sir-r-rple? Write tlre past simple form E and E
for each verb.
'I don't knorł, inspector. \{e, ..u.e
gsaw
'slept in separate rooms. But I come ki[[ close speak sleep Sit hate walk
tlrat his door r,vas closcd.'
'Did you hear anything whcn yort Ecame B rlidtt't cone
rr,ct,c in your room?'
'\'cs, I 10hcardJcrcmy's bcdroom
4 10)) Listen and cl-reck,

door. It opcncd. I llthought it was

12read > p.].38 Grammar Bank 8A. Learn nrore about past sinple
Jclcmy, Then it closed again, I regrrlar and irregular verbs and practise tlren.
irr bed lor halfan hour and then
I \\,ent to sleep.'
'What time did you get up this
} p.165 lrregular verbs Tick(/) the irregular verbs you know.
choose t]rree new ones and learn them,
Ilrorning?'
'I 13got up at about 7,15. I rahad
bleaklast and at B,00 I lstook my
1rusband a cup oftea.
5 SPEAKING
1 16found him in bed. He was...dead.'
} Communication Police interview A p.104B p,108,
'Tcll mc, NIrs Travers, did you love lnteryiew lobbery suspects. Are they telling the trutlr?
vour husband?'
J.rcm) is,,,was a dilfiruIr man.'
'But did you lovc him, Mrs Travers?'

rq
'No, inspector. I hated him.'

frf\o
 G there is / there are,some / dny + plurai nouns
v the house ls there
P /ec/ and łol, sentence stress a gara8e?
Yes, there is.

1 VOCABULARY the house

a Read the advertisenrent for
Would vou likc to rent it? Wlr1, (not)?
a house to rent. al:
BeautifuI country house.
b Covel the adveltisencnt. What can you renember Very quiet. SjX bedrooms,
aborrt the house? four bathrooms, Large
garden. FiVe miles from
c With a paftller, tlrink oftlrrcc thillgs vou can usually Witney. Perfect famiLy house.
find in a bcdlootn, a bathroom, and a living roonl.
LoW PRICE.
d > p.161 Vocabulary Bank The house.

2 LlsTENlNG
4 13 ))) K inr and Lco aIę .l yo].lllg collple flon tlrc USA,
Thcv rr,ąnt to retlt tlrc lrousc in 1. Cover the dialoguę and
listct-l to thęil cotlvęrsation with Błrbara, wlrich thlee
ro,_ltlls itl tlrc llorl.ę 1|,l1]1ę; 99 i111,,>

Listcn again and conplctc tl-rc dialogue.

K The garden iS Wonderful, lloveit.

L s there a 18EIa€€?
B oh yes, there'S a big gara8e over there, Let's 8o
inside the house,
s
This i5 the 2
_ . There are five rooms on this
floor, the kitchen, the 3 , the living room,
thea ,thelibrary.,.
L WoW!There's a tibrary, Kim!
B This iS the [iVin8 room, :]
L l love the furniture, the o[d sofa, the armchairs,
the 5

B And this is the 6 .lt's Very bis, as you can see,

K lsthere a dishwasher?
B No, there isn't. lt'S an old house, you see,
L Never mind. think it's lovety, |s there a 7
dowństairs?
B Yes, there's one B .__ __andtherearethreeupstalrs.
K Are there any 9 With children?
B No, there aren't any neighbours near here. But there are
sorne families With chi[dren in the viItage.
K That'S 8reat, You tived in this houSe, iS that right, Mrs,.,?
B ca[[ me Barbara, dear. YeS, ] lived here. A lon8 time ago,
NoW live . the Vi,la8e. l et's 8o '0 ..,

4 14))) Listen. What does Kinr sav about one of tlrc

bcdroorns? wlrosc bedroclll lvas it?
 ł tsl) Lirten and repeat, §ppr rhelĘthnl,
l Are there any stairs?
B Yes, theyte over there.

ł ls tnere a bank near here?

B Yes.
A Where?
B There's one in the square,
d 4 15))) Kim and Leo go to tlre local pub. Listen and
e Practise tlre dialogues with a partner.
answer the questionS.
1 What do they have to drink? Wlry? I Ask yorrr partrrer questions with Is rź a...inyour...?
ż W h.rr does rhę ba rnrl n tęll t lrenr,.. ? Are thefe anj...irl)ołr, ,.7 Give more'h"information in
a about what happened in the house your answers ifyou can.
b about Barbara
c about what lrapperred to the lrouse later TV books plants pictures
3 What do Kim and [,eo decide to do? nrirror fireplace lamps
kitchen bedroom bathroom
diningroon Iivingroort
3 GRAMMAR there is / there are
a In groups ofthree, practise the dialogue in 2b. Then ]sthered]v \ / No, there /sn't. but
complete the chart, in youl k;Ichen? one in the livin. room.
1 Yle,s
singuIar pIuraI

E There's a garden. There some families in 5 SPEAK!NG

the Vitlage.
a Look at the questionnaire Your home, Irrterview a
E There a dishwasher. There aren't any neighbours. partner. Ask for and give more information ifyou can.

tr a garage? any neighbours?

your home 1hffi;H
Wlrat's tlre difference between.. . ? fr Do you Live in a house or a flat?
1 There are three families in the village. 1h How oLd is it?
2 There are some larr-rilie s in tlrc village ,
1h How big is it?

} p.138 Grammar Bank 8B, Learn nrore about Hi now mdny bedrooms are there?
bathroomS?
there isIthere arc etc. and pructise ir.
fr ls there a study?
a garden or a balcony?
4 PRoNUNclATloN centraI heating or air conditionin8?
/ee/ and łal, sentence stress
ń Do you tike it? Why (not)?
4 17)) Listen and repeat the words and souuds.
Draw a simple plan ofyour 1iving roonr. Show the plan
to youI partner and describe the room.

( This is the living room. lt'' quite bił and it'5 very liiht.
\ż--
There are two sofas aąd an at mcha .

6 WR!T!NG
b Put the words in the right place.
> p,114 Writin8 Describinł your home,
beer careful dear wear here they're Write a description ofyour house or flat.
near stairs there we're hear Where

c a 18)) Listen and repeat tlre words. 7 azo) SONG HouseoftheRisingSunJ1

ffil@E
 v prepoSition5: p[ace and movement
p silent letters
Yes, there
was a picture
of a lady.

READ!NG
[)cl vou bclieve in ghosts? At,c there buildings in youl torvll / citv
tIrat pcoplc think al c ]]aunted?

Read tlre text once and litld orrt:

l who lrc thc ghosts in tlre tlvo hrltels?
2 Tick (/)tlre thirrgs tlrar happen in the hotels:
a l people lrear strangcnoiscs d I l lights eo oll ancl ofi
b people see sonrebocl1, e I thinqs flrllon tlre floot
c: doors opcn alld clclsc f pcople fee1 that sorrrebodv is u,atc]ring tbenr

c Look at tl-rc l-righlighted lvords itl the text Ie]łted to ]rotels alrd guess their rncaning.

d Would yclrr like to stat in tlnę tlf t]rcsc lrotels? Wlrv (rrot)?

WoULD YoU THERE ARE MANY HOTELS lN BRlTAlN THAT PEOPLE SAY ARE
LIKE To STAY lN A HAUNTED. lF YOU ARE FEEL|NG BRAVE, YoU cAN STAY THE
N|GHT lN ONE 0F THESE HOTELs.

ENGLAND GOSFORTH HALL lNN

f osforth Hall is a small hotel in Cumbria in the north of England. built

HoTEL?
l 1 in 1658. People say the hotel has the 9host of a Catholic priest.
\l He usually appears in Room 11. There is a secret tunnel that goes
from behind the fireplace in the hotel lounge to Room 11. ln l7th-century
England, Catholic priests used the tUnnel to hide from Protestants.
The oWner of the hotel, Rod Davies, says:'l didn't believe in ghosts before
l came here, but strange things happen in the hote|.0ne guest Woke uP
in the middle of the ni9ht and saw a tall man standing next to his bed. He
checked out the next morning.'Rod's wife says:'0ne night a lot of books
fell off a shelf in the lounge. And sometimes when l am working lfeel that
someone is Watching me, but When lturn round nobody i5 there,'
GHOST HUNTERS: Ask for Room 11 wwrt .9osf o]thhallhotel.Co.uk

scoTLAND COMLONGON CASTLE

f omlongon is a l5th-century castle in a small village near Dumfries in
I south-west Scotland. The castle is haunted by the Green Lady, the
\r ghost of Lady Marion Carruthers. Lady Marion was unhappy because
she was married to a man she did not love, and in 1570 she jumped from
the castle walIs and killed herself. Many strange thinqs happen in the
hotel - doors open and close, and lights go on and off in empty rooms.
An American couple once opened the door of their room and saw a young
Woman Sitting on the bed. They left because they thought they Were in
the Wrong room. ln fact it Was their room, but when they came back the
room Was em pty,
GHOST HUNTER5: Ask for The Carruthers suite. wr.rw.tomlon9on.com
2 VOCABULARY prepositions: place and movement 4 25)) Do you think Stephen saw the
ghost? Listen to part 2 and find out. Listen
a Look at the pictures oftlre ghosts from tlre hotel. Wlrere is the
again and answer the questions.
woman sitting? Where is the man starrding?
1 Did lre wake up during the niglrt?
lf yes, what time?
2 Did anything strange happen?
Ifyes, what?
3 Did lre 'feel' the ghost?
4 Was he frightened?
I u.ry ! a little ! notatall
5 Would he like to go back?
Why (noQ?

5 GRAMMAR
b > p.162 Vocabulary Bank Prepositions: place and movement. there was / there were
ł Z6l)) Complete the sentences from tlre
3 PRONUNCIATION silent letters listening with was, wasn't,were, or weren't.
Then listen and clreck.
silent letters
Some Engtish words have a 'si[ent' letter,
1 Tlrere _ nralry other guests in the
e.g. in cupboardl k^bJd/ you don't pronounce the p, lrotel,
2 There only three.
a a nĄ Listen and cross out the'silent' letter in these words. 3 There an old TV on a table.
4 There ___ a remote control.
building castle could friend ghost 8ue5t
haLf hour know Listen taLk what write } p.138 Grammar Bank 8C. Learn nrore
abour thcrc was I thcrc u,crc rnd pracrise it,
b Practise saying tlre words.

6 SPEAKING
4 LlsTEN!NG } Communication The Ghost Room
A British newspaper,thę Sunda) Times, sent one ofits p1O4B p,109. Look at the picture of
journalists, Stephen Bleach, to Gosforth Hall lnn. They ^
anorher hautlted hotel room for one minure.
asked him to spend the night in Room 11. Try to remember what there was in the room.

4,24r) Listen to part l ofStephen's niglrt. Correct the

information in these sentences.

1 He arrived at Gosforth Hall early in the evening.

2 Thęrę werę four other guests in the hotel.

3 He talked to onę ofthe guests.

4 He had dinner in the bar.

5 He went to his room at 11.00.

6 Room 11 was on the first floor.

7 The room was quite small.

8 There was a TV and a remote control.

9 There was a horror film on TV.

10 He went to sleep at thę ęnd of thę film.

GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
@",U,o... a Complete the professions with -er, -ol, -ist, or -ian,

l The Brontć sisters all writers. 1 act_ 3 paint 5 scient

a was b were c is 2 art 4 music
2 where shakesoeare born? b Complete the phraseswlthha,łe, go,or get.
a was b were c is l aoood rime 4 ataxi
3 the tickets expen§ive?
2 _anemail 5 aholiday
a was b were c Did 3_ away fol the weekend
4I a pood film on TV last niphL,
a watched b watch c watches c Complete the sentences with back,b1l,in, out, or to.
Thev ar Stamford Bridpe sradium. 1 I went with my friends on Saturday night.
a didn't arrived 2 They went home _ cal.
b don't arrived 3 what time did you get the lestaurant?
c didn't arrive 4 I was born _ 1982.

CĘ
_ you see the football match last 5 After lunch I went _ to work.
night?
Label the pictures.
a Did bDo c Was
We to Istanbul three years ago.
a go b were c went
When in Los Angeles?
a you live
b 1ż

tf ĄAf
did you lived
c did you live
e Write the prepositions.
l vou at the oartv Iast nishr,
a didn't saw b didn't see c don't saw
10 what tirne home?
a did you get b you did get c you got
11 _ a big table in the living loom.
a There are b There is c Itis
Iż How many bedrooms _?
a are b are there c are they
there PRoNUNclATloN
13 There aren't oictures on the walls, . Gii),h. *ord with a different sound.
a any b some ca
14 onlv three ouests in the dinins lldl wanted waited livęd ended
room.
a
--
There was b Thęre were c There is -$ saw Wote thought could
15 How manv oeoole in Lhe horel?
a § heard met said left
b
there were
was there
-E
c were there & there stairs
ffi

b
A hall heating hour

Underlilę the stressed syllable.

behind

1 mu si]cian 2 a go 3 ye ster day 4 be tween 5 fire place

cAN YoU UNDERsTAND THls TEXT? rCAN YOU UNDER§TAND THESĘ
Read tlre text and mark the sentences T (true) or PEoPLE?
F (false). 4 28 ))) In the street Watch or listen to five people
1 Arthur Conan Doyle was Scottislr, but he worked in and answer the questions.
England.
2 He stalted writing stories about Sherlock Holmes at
university.
3 Conan Doyle lived at 221b Baker Stleet in London.
4 In 1893 he didrr't warrt to write more Sherlock Holmes
stories. Heba Potty Atison Sarah Jane
5 Sherlock Homęs didn't dię in Atlsrria. l Heba
6 Sherlock Holmes is very popular today. a lras family in New York
b lives in Egypt
Look at rhe highlighted rvords or phrases in the text
and guess their meaning.
c ,lvas born in cairo
Polly went out for dinner on __.
a Friday b Satulday c Sunday
The man who wrote Alison likes her kitclren because

SHERLOCK HOLMES a it's really big

b she can eat there
c it's practical for cookirrg
rthur Conan DoyLe was born in Edinburgh on 4 Sarah |ane can see fiom her study.
22nd Vtay l 859, He studied medicine at Edinburgh
a a tree in her garden
University and aS a studenl he be8an Writin8 Short
Stories, He became a doctor in the South of En8Land, but
b the sea

at first he didn't have many patients. so in hiS free time he

c her mother's house

besan Writin8 stories aboUt a briLLiant detectiVe, SherLock 5 YesLerda; evening Ben
HoLmes, Conan Doyle based HoLme5' personaLity on his a went out to the pub
professor at university. HoLmeS, Who Lives at 22 lb Baker b worked at home
street in London, is famous for solving dif f icuLt crimes c went to bed early
and mysteries Usin8 his 8reat inteLLi8ence, The SherLock
HoLrnes stories soon became very popuLar, but in l893
Conan Doy|e became tired of his detective, and decided cAN YoU sAY T|-lls lN ENGL!S|-|?
to'kiLL'him. ln The Finol Prob|em Sherlock HoLmes and Do the tasks with a partner. Tick (/) the box ifyou carr
his enemy, Professor lYoriarty, die When they faLL off
do them.
the Reichenbach FaLLS in switzerLand, But PeopLe Were
very unhappy to Lose Sherlock HoLmes, and there were Can you...?
Letters in many newspapers asking for him to come back. 1 l ] say thlee things about a famous (dead) person from
FinaLLy, in l90l Conan Doyle brought him back youI country
in a new story, The Hound of the Boskervilles,
2! say five things you did last week, using past time
He expLained that HoLmes did not die in the
expressions, e.g. la st night, ystełday, (thłee) days
Reichenbach FaLLs, but miracuLousLy survived,
aBo, ętc.
Cor-an Doyle died on 7th JL,Ly l930, bur
SherLock HoLmes continUeS to LjVe 3 !] say where and when you were born
both in I1e StorieS ard i. many fiLm 4! ask youl partner five questions about yesterday
VerSions, RecentLy he Was the
inspiration for the character
Ę short films Fdinbuigh r]astle
] .\ or cregory louse in the TV Watch and enjoy a fiLm on iTutor.
Series Hodse,
 countable,/ uncountable nouns; a / an, some / any
food What did you
the letters ea have for lunch?
A pizza and
some sa[ad.

1 VOCABULARY food
What food words do you know
in English? With a partner, try to
think offive words.

} p.163 Vocabutary Bank Food.

2 READ!NG
Look at the photos which show meals
that three people - a model, a boxer,
and a writer ate yesterday. Guess
which person ate wl-riclr nreal. What I ate yesterday
Read three articles from a series what LaaraBailey model gt$*;*,
Iateyestedal inThe Times newspaper. Breakfast I never miss breakfast! I had some celeal and fruit,

l} 1p
Check your answers to a. and a piece oftoast, I'm a bit unusual because I have tea and
coffęę in the morning, I don't mind in which oldel, but I need
Read the articles again. Answer the to have both.
questions with M (the model), B (he Lunch I was at my studio all day, So I got takeaway vegetarian
boxer), or W (tlre writer). Who. ,.? sushi from a restaurant called łs!. I became a vegetarian 20
years ago and now I can't imagine living any othel Way.
1 doesrr't like eating durirrg the day
2 doesn't eat anything between meals Dinner I picked up my children from school and we had a snack
cheese and biscuits. In the evening l Went to my favoudte pizzeda,
3 didn't have any home-cooked food and I had a vegetarian pasta dish, and t\ło 8lasses ofwhite wine.
for lunch or dinner
4 had fruit for dessert at lunchtime James deGale boxer
5 never eats meat Breakfa§t I Woke up and went lunning for an hour and a half, then I
6 didn't drink any alcohol yesterday camę homę and had a cup oftea and some porridge, Then I Went to
- had c drink and r snack bęflore dinncr the gym and tlainęd,
8 doesn't eat anything for bleakfast Lunch I had a bowl of pasta with chorizo and bacon in tomato sauce
9 lras a strarrge breakfast habit with cheese on top, and an apple and an orange. I have an important
fight soon, so my diet has to be vely Stdct now. Three meals a day,
With a partner, look at the highlighted and no snacks,
words related to food and guess tlreir
Dinner I had a grilled chicken bleast and vegetables
meaning. Use the photos to help you. mushlooms. sweetcorn and tomatoes. My mum made it
she's a fantastic cook.
Whose food do you prefer? Why?

Lionel shrivet writer

Breakfast I had an enormous cup of espresso coffee with some milk
and a little cream. lt's all that I need and gives me energy for the
whole day.
Lunch I don't eat lunch. I don't understand people who can eat thlee
meals a day. HoW do they find the time to do anything else?
sushi a typical |apanese dish rnade with ricc Dinner Filst I had a glass of sherry and a bowl of popcoln, Then
porridge hot cookcd ccrcalwhich British ___.ż-
l had grilled fish with some brown rice and vegetables
peoplc ofccn havc for breaklasr
peppers and onions. For dessert I had a piece ofchocolate
chorizo akind ofSpanish sausage
cake, I drank led wine,
3 GRAMMAR countable/uncountable 6 L!sTEN!NG
nouns; a,/ an, some / any a What cookery prograrnmes do you have on TV in
a Look at the photos, Complete the your country? What do you think of them? Do you
gapswith a, an, or some, sometimes cook their recipes?

l strawberry
2 __ tontato
3 ricę
4 hircrlirs
5 onlon
> p.].40 Grammar Bank 9A.
Learn more about countable /
uncountable nouns, etc, and
practise them.

Make sentences w'lth there's

a I an f some. . . and
clroose food and drirrk fron-l
there ąre some.. ,
p,].63 Vocabutary Bank Food. Listentopart 1ofaTV cooking competitior-r
4 32 )))
ca|Ied Get read1! CookJ where contestants have to cook
a starter, a main coLrrse, and a dessert. Arrswer the
4 PRONUNCIAT|ON the letters ea queStions,
a How is ea pronounced in tlrese words? Put thenr in tlre 1 How many ingredierrts arc there in tlre bag?
correct coIumn. 2 How long do tlre contestants lravc to cook their dishes?
bread breakfast eót hea[thy ice cream 3 Name tirree ofthe basic ingredients they can uSe,
rn -oat peas stedk tea 4 33))) Listen to part 2, Complete the dishes that |ack
and Liz make,

4 31)) Listerr arrd check. Practise saying thenr. Wlriclr ], carrot and saLad
is the most comrl-ron pronrrnciation of ea? Wiih dressing

5 SPEAK!NG
Make a food diary for yesterday. Write down what food
^
and drink you had. Use Vocabu[ary Bank Food p.163 to
help you. } Communication Get ready! Cook1 p.109 Look at the
photos oftlreir dishes, Whose dishes do you prefer?
Breakfast a cup oJ'cofJee, some cełeal
4 34))) Listen to part 3. What does the judge say about
Work in pairs. Tell each other what you had yesterday.
Was it very sirr-rilar or very diflerent? |ack and Liz's dishes? Who wins?

( lor oreakfost lhad a cup ar Coffee and same cereal. ln pairs, think ofone ofyour favourite dishes. Write
tlre ingredients you need. Tell your partner.

frĘ@ E
 G quantifiers: how much/ how many, a lot of, etc.
v food containers HoW much sa [t
P and lsl does it have?
Ą:l
Not much.

1 VOCABULARY food containers

a 4 35)) Match tl-re words and pictures. Listen and check,

-] abottle ! abox L acan a eąlton !ajur |_ a packet L a tln

b 4 36))) Listen and write five phrases.

c Make phrases witlr the containers and t]re worcls below . ( a packet of biscuits

biscuits chocolates coke crisps jUice jam mitk satt sugar tUna

2 GRAMMAR 3 PRONUNCIATION 4land /s/

quantifiers: how much / how many, a lot of, eLc, a ł 38)) Listen and repeat the words and

*v
sounds.
Look at the pictures at the bottom ofthe page. Then ask and

I§
answer questions about the food,
;:f,",

show31
a lot quite a lot a tittte
4 39)) Put tlre words in the right colrrmr-r,
How much sułar is \ / l'm not s\e- Listen arrd check.
there ią dd|k chocolate? ,,/ \ think there 5 a lol.
ż--
l
----< cereaI cinema delicious fresh
> Communication Sugar and salt p.109. Check your answers to a, information centre rice criSps reception
saLad science shopping speciat sure
Complete tlre sentences with a food or drink from a.
l There isn't any salt in 4 4o))) Listen and repeat the dialogue. Ther
practise it with partner,
2 l herę'. a little sugar in
a

3 fhere's quite a lot of.alt in A Are you sure this iS sa[t? lthink it's Su8ar.

4 There's a lot oftuga r in

B No, l'm SUre it'S Sa(t.lput Sorne in the rice
satad.
> p.14O Grammar Bank 9B. Learn nrore about quantifiers and A Let'S tdste the salad.., Aar8h, |t Was Sugar,
practise them, Itold you,
B Sorry!

łov naelL , arr7 łov muek ,

*
4 SPEAK!NG
Read the questionnaire and complete the questions
with Horll nrach or How mąnll.
FASCINATING FACTS ABOUT SUGAR AND SALT

How much Sugar and salt do YoU hdve a day? At different times in history, both sugar and Sa[t
were ca[[ed'white go|,d', becaUse they Were so
Sugar
expensiVe and difficutt to get, But there are many
1 spoonfuls of sugar do you have in your more interesting facts about sugar and sa[t...
tea or coffee?
a threeormore b two c one d none o Christopher Co[umbus introduced
2 _, cans of cola (or other fizzy drinks] do you to the NeW World in 1493
drink a day? on his second Voyage.
a three or more b two c one d none O If you eat too much 2
fruit or fruitjuice do you have a day? (about 1gram per kilogram of
a alot b quite a lot c not much d none Weight), you can die. This Was a
sweets or biscuits do you eat a Week? method of rituaI suicide in
a alot b not many c very few d none ancient china.
salt Salzburg in Austria Was
HoW often do you add satt to your food at the table? called 'the city of r
a aLways b often c sometirnes d never because of its mines.
takeaway food do you eat? If you Want to check if an egg is fresh, put it in
a atot b quiteaLot c notmuch d none a cup With Water and 4 . ]f the egg floats,
bread do you eat a day? it isn't Very fresh.
a alot b quiteaLot c alittLe d none 5
In Brazil fuel made from is used in cars
cheese do you eat a week?
instead of petro[.
a alot b quitealot c alittle d none
Americans eat or drink about 2.25 kilos of 6

a month_
ln pairs, interview your partner. Do you think he / she
rreeds to eat less sugar and salt? 7 is used to make glass, washing powder,
and paper.
Work in pairs. A say how much you eat / drink ofthe
thirrgs below. B respond and ask for rrrore information. a8 kitls some bacteria, and so helps food to
Then say ifyou think A has a healthy diet or not. Swap last Longer, Which is why bacon and cheese contain
roles. a Lot.

fish meat potatoes ve8etabIes chocolate If you put ' into a Vase of flowers, the
fast food eggs pasta olive oiL butter flowers [ast Longer.
10 _ only contains energy. It doesn't contain
/eat a lot offish. often do vou eatfisn?
) §!]ow any Vitamins or mineraLs.
o Sure and 11 are the only two Words in
5 READ!NG the EngLish [anguage that begin With 'su' and
are pronounced 'sh'.
a Read the magazine article White Gold. With partner,
complete the facts with sugar or salt.
a
a We need to have a little 1'
in our diet, but not more than 69
Read the article again, and highlight five a day, Which is about one
new words or phrases. Compare with
a partner.

Did any ofthe facts surprise you?

6 ł łrl) SONG Sugar Sugar t7

H
 G comparatiVe adjectiVes
V high numbers
P /e/, sentence stress
Yes, it's three
times bigger.

1 VOCABULARY hish numbers 2 LlsTENING

a Read three questions from a radio quiz 4 45 )) What quiz shows are popular in your country? Listen to
show. Choose the right answer for each the introduction to a quiz show called Qaiz Ni6ht. Answer the
question. questions.
l How long do the contestants have to say ifthe sentences are true
1 What i5 the approximate population of the or false?
UK?
2 How rnuch do they win ifthey get... ?
a 42,000,000
b 52,000,000
a the first answer right_ c the third answer right
c 62,000,000 b the secorrd answer right d all eight answers right
3 Ifthey get an answer wrong, how much do they lose?
HoW many calories are there in a Big Mac? 4 What can a contestant do ifthey are not sure ofthe answer?
a 670
b 485 In pairs, 1ook at the sentences fron Qłiz Ni6ht. Write T (true) or
c 305 F (false).

HoW far js it frorn NeW York City to Los 4 46 ))) Listen to a contestant on Quiz l{i6ht. Check your answels
An8eIes? to b. How much does she win?
a about 4,000 km
b about 2,500 km Listen again for why the answers are true or false. Write down
c about 5,000 km any numbers you lrear.

4 42r) Listen and check. How do

you say the three answers?
l
} p.148 Vocabulary Bank Days and

QU\Z NIGHT
numbers, Do part 4.

Look at the numbers below. correct

the mistakes. v'n- trF--,
1 The North Pole is colder than the South Pole.
775 a hundred seventv-five * "Gr
2,150 two thousand and 2 carrots are sweeter than tomatoes,
one hundred and fifty !*s.ffi
3,009 thręę thousand nine 3 A proton is heavier than an electron. _ !
,lim
20,000 twenty thousands
4 The White House is bigger than Buckingham Palace.
3,000,0o+ three millions
5 oranges are healthier than strawberries.
4 44))) Listen and write the ten numbers
you hear. 6 Female mosquitoes are more dangerous than male mosquitoes. .

Answer the questions with a partner.

7 ln judo a green belt i5 better than a blue belt. _
1 What's the population oIyour town / city?
2 What's the populatiorr of yorrr country? 8 Hepatitis A is worse than hepatitis B. _
3 How far is it fronr your town / city to..,?
a London
b New York .l,
Włr,,,
3 GRAMMAR comparative adjectives
who wants to
Look at the adjectives in the quiz sentences. In
pairs, answer the questions.
Be a Mi[[ionaire?
A quiz shoW Where contestantS
Using adjectives to compare two things: can win a maximum prize of
l What two letters do you put at tlre end ofone- one miLLion pounds if they
syllable adjectives (e.g. cold)? can answer mu[tipLe choice
2 Why is bi6 different? questions Which become
3 What lrappenswhen an adjective ends in -y? more and more difficuLt.
4 What word do you put in front oflong adjectives contestants have three
(e.g. dangerous)? P055ibi[ities of 8etting heLp:
they can ask the audience,
5 What's tlre comparative form of6oot] ar'd,bąd?
reduce the four choices to two,
6 What's the missing wold? or they can phone a friend.
Chinaisbigger |apan.
> p.140 Grammar Bank gc, Learn more about Mastermind
compalative adiectives and practise them. A quiz programme where
contestants answer questionS
on a sPeciaList subject Which
4 PRoNUNclATloN they choose, and then answeT
b/, Sentence Stress generaL knowledge que5tions,

4,48))) Listen to the eight quiz sentences from 2.

How is that pronounced? How is -er pronounced
at the end ofa word?

Q Who is the best quiz

Listen again and repeat the sentencęs. Qgpy the
rhythm.

contestant in the country?

sPEAKlNG
} communication Quiz Ni3ht A p.705B p.770.
A Pat Gibson
Play Quiz Night.
Last nisht pat Gibson l had a bis oartv after winninp
Mastermind on BBC TV. But it 2 not his f irst
6 READ!NG celebration party. Last April |Vir Gibson 3
§1 milIion in Who Wants to Be a Millionaire? and
a Read about two quiz shows. Do you have the the first person in Britain to win both quizzes.
same or similar shows in your courrtry? Do you
ln the Mastermind f inal Pat, a 43-year-o|d computer
enjoy them?
programmer who is obsessed with trivia, beat five other
Now read about Pat Gibson. Why is he'the best contestants, including a universiiy lecturer. During
quiz contestant in the country'? ihe competition he 5_ questions on severa|
specia|ist subjects, for example film director Quentin
Read the article again and complete it with a vęrb Tarantino and science fiction author Iain M Banks.
irom the list in the past simple.
ln Who Wants to Be a Millionaire?
answer be become 8et have he 6 to the fina|
hetp know phone win question and sti|| had the
possibility of phoning a friend
With a partner, look at the highlighted for heIp. He Was sure that he
words in the texts related to quiz the answer, but he
shows and guess their meaning. Mark Kerr, a friend,
to doub|e.check it. Mark was
Would you like to be a contestant on a
happy to heIp him - six weeks
before, Pat 9
quiz show? Which one?
Mark
to Win 1250,000 on the same
show as his phone.a,friendI

Ft@E
 At a restaurant

n AN INVITATIoN To DINNER VOCABULARY

ł ł9)) Watclr or listen and rnark the sentelrces T (tlue) oI understandin8 a menU
F (false). Conlplete the menu lvitlr Main courses,
l Rob u,olkcd last niglrt. Desserts, or Starters,
|enrr,v and
2 |ennyrvants ro rcad Rob's article, 4 52))) What do the highlighted rvords
3 It's Eddie's birthday toclav. near-r? Hor.v do you pronourrce them?
4 Rob arrd Daniel invite |cnnv to dinner. Listen and chcck.
5 |cnny says yes to Rob.
Covcr the tnenu. In pai,-s, try to renrenber
rvlrat's t,ln the nrenu.

2 courses fl5.00
3 courses E22.5O

Onion soup
Mozzorel|o ond tomoto solod

b Watch o,.. listen again, Say rvlrv tl-re F sentcnces are false. Grilled chicken breost
with vegetobles
c a 50)) Read thc ir-rfornration box. Listen and repeat B's plrrases. Mushroom rovioIi
Q nesponding to what somebody says seofood risotto
1 A |t'S my birthday today. B HaPPy birthday!
2 A We Won the Cup! B Congratulationsl
3 A l have my drivin8 test tomorrow. B Goodtuck!
4 A lgoŁatl rny Engtish homework right. B Wetl done!
ldidn'tSetthejob, B ohdear! Nevermind. Home-mode vonilIo ice creom wiih
5 A
hot chocolote souce

d 4 51)) Listen and respond witlr phrases fron the box. Fresh fruit soIod

,) l8ot godls ih ls aftelnaan. Welt done! Tiromisu

>.
i u1,o
E ORDERING A MEAL D THE END OF THE MEAL
a 4 55)) Watch or listen and ansl,cr the questitrns,
l Horv cltles Icn n1, trtxttla ll1, cclcbrirtc lrcr bilthclav?
2 Do thcv clrder clesscrt ot cof'fcc?
.ł \\ ll.rt ,l,,,,t D.llli(I .:l\ t,,lęllttr .tl'tcl tlti llre.tl?
,ł IJou, does Jcnlly atrsrl,cr?
_5 D<lesBltllara givc Jctrtrv go<rd tleu,s lll bacl ncrvs?
6 Whcrc cloes |cnllt,rlłtlt tcl gtl łftcr thc r]]cal?

4 53)) Watch or listcn to Jctrny atrd Daniel havir-rg

din ner. What food do thcv order,?

Watclr or Iisten again. Corrrp|ete tlrc You Hear phrases.

l))vou Hear Vou Say ! )

Good evening. Do you Yes, a table for two.
have a ? My name's DanieI o'connor.

come this b Look at tlrc Social English phrases. Wll() says tl]cn]:
pIease
fcnuv, Darriel, the waiter, or Balbara?
Are you ready Yr]:,. Il]t ..l]|]l] lr r] 1-hi: n],1l lr,, lrll
to? t;l,; ll ]. l Ieł sr. Social English phrases
|'d [ike the mozzare[La Sa[ad and Nothing speciaL. The same for rne, please.
then the chicken, p[ease. Woutd yoU Like a dessert? Go ahead.
What Wot]Ld VoU rl]st ,!;lt€l li i ll,- Not for me, thanks. Good neWS?
to drink? A bottle of mineraLWater, please, A decaf eSpresSo, CouLd l have the bilt, please?

or sparkLing? ls sparktin8 oK?

\1,,5 .,]].rlk[ .]:]
ł 56l)) Watclr or listen and check, Do you knolv rvhat
thc1, ale in youl lallguage?
Tl^dnk yo,], Slr. Thank yoJ,
Watch or listell agaitr and lepeat tlre plrrascs.
4 54l) Watch or listelr aucl repeat tlrc You Say
plrrases. Q11py the 1Ęthn. a Can you...?
JSe Corrrron D',]róSeS, e.8. Good lu.k,
Practise the diaIogue in groups ofthree. congrdtUlation5, etC.
a [n groups ofthrce, roleplay the dialogrre. A is ] understand a menu
tlre waiter. Start with Cood e vetlittlj. Dtl1,ou have a l order a meaL
reservątion? B and C go to Lui6i s. Then swap roles,
 What's the
5UperIatiVe adjectiVes |'m not sure.
otdest buitding in
ptaces and buildings Probab[y the
consonant 8roups * your town? ^ cathedra[.

BridBe MQ!!tains SqUare

l Trafalgar 4
ż The Golclen Gate 5
3 Wall

b5 2l) Listen and check.

c > p.].64 Vocabulary Bank Place s and buildings.

2 GRAMMAR superlative adjectives

a Look at the photos. Do you know what countries
they are in?

5 4)) With a paltner, conplete tlre captions with

aphrase from the list. Listen and check. 2 Vasco da Gdmd Bridge jS
Ę Drldse ln Furope,
the bi8gest the bUsiest the most dan8eroUs
the [ongest the most popu[ar the Widest

c Complete the chart with superlatives from b.

AdjectiVe SuperLative

big bigger
i3
]
The Yun8as Road is

ff',-
tong Ionger road in the World.

wide
busy
dan8eroUs more dangerous
poputar

What letters do you add to a one-syllable

adl'ective to make a superlative? Wlrat
lvolds do vorr prrt before 1onger acljectives?

} p,142 Grammar Bank ].0A,

Avenida 9 de Jutio in
Learn more about superlative Buenos Aires iS -- -' '-
adjectives and practise them. street in the world,

Tiananmen SqUare 6 shinjuku Station in Tokyo

is_
Square in the Worid,
 PRONUNClATlON consonant groups sPEAKlNG &WRITING
a 5 6l)) Listcll lllcJ rcllcat tbe llcljectilcs ill 2c, Wtlt,k in paits,
A Illtagitrc rrlu łt,e a ttltll'ist in rrlLll,tllrr n (tlr ncłl,est big
Q Consonant groups
r<lrvtr)rr lrrl tllllv sllclrks L-nulisll, .Ąsk R, rvhtl lircs ill thc
WordS WhiCh haVe tWo or three consonant5 to8ether, e,8,
t()\\ il, (lllc\ti()lls ] 5. (lct ls trlttcll inlilrtlllttirlll lts rott
fastest, can be difficult to pronoUnCe,
ailll -

b 5 7r) Listetl lllc] lepeltt rhcse sttpcrlatir cs. B )ilLr livc in ltlttt ltlrr n, A is ł rtltll,isr rvho clocsn't spcłk
vrltt r lltlqttage, llsrr cl h is / hcl clilcsljoll s (l 5),
.,rl,cnsilc
thc nltl,t rlle nltl,t .,..titing thc tll,le.t "\
crcrrtllillg \cl\ clc.LIl\
l_r1llltiIr and givc łs tllttch
rhetlo,tIlr..łuritiIl rhc:lllallcst inlilrnlłlion lts r <lu cltnI
c > communication Cities gulz A p.105 B p.110. l-hcll srvl1l t,tlJes lill clttcsrirllls (l l().
(irlnl1llete rhe qttcsti()l,]5 \\,jth sttllc,I,1atir c ltdjcctir cs,
'fhcn ask atlcl łIlsrver tIlc (ltlcsti()l)s \r itlr lt parrllcr. What 5 the nlost . 1 think the
beautiful square? . ,. Piaz.Za Navana

that? '\ ' jn the Centre, near

READlNG Where's
,], ,
]t'5
the Pdntheon, /t has,,,
Rcat] thc articlc bclllrr and llltlk ar thc pbilrtl. \\iltllcl
vou likc ttl go cvcling thcl,c? \\'hr (ntlt)?
Ą 1 Wlrat's \L]LI.1I,(? ( l]U.lU ril Lll )

2 Wlrat's rval tcl gct łrotlncl? (easr,)

l{clcl the alticle łqaill, Thcll c()\ el, tl1!, text and aIls\\,cr
rhc qtlcstions ir] Paifs, 3 Wlrat's lluscunl? (ill rel,c,rill s)
4 Wlrat's tinle ofveaI Lo visit? (gotld)
l \\'herc is thc Nrlrth \ tlIrgłs R()ad?
5 What's place tll eat tvpical filocl-i (nicc)
] \\'hr is it calletl 'Dcłth Roacl'?
.] Ilorr lviclc is thc rołc]?
.ł \\lhr is it pll1ltrlitr rt ith cr,cIists-i
B6 W]lat's buikling? (llcl)
7 What's place to go lol a dav tl,ip? (llicc)
5 \\'hctr is rltc llltlst (IlLngcl,()tls tinlc (livc,itl trl g<l-i 8 \\'hat's arc,a t<r rva]k at lliQht? (deIlqclrltts)
(l Whv is thc rolcj sinlilal r<l [-<ltlcltltl l]t,iclqc, atrcl tlrc 9 Whcrt,'s pl;rcc to bttv a stlttvellir? (qood)
Slcl nt,r, O 1let,ł Htlrtsc? l0 \\rhat's ltrcł tll gtl at night? (poptrlłr)
7 \\'hr clicln't !1artr: enjtx cvcliIlq llll thc ) un{as lltlatl?
Inllgitle vou rvltlr tll ltdver(isc rrlttl,torvtl / citv tilr
Ill pairs. uuess the nlełlring lll'tlte lrighliuIlted rvtltds.
rilttrists, \\il,itc lttr ltcive,rt usitlg sll1lellative łcljectil,es.
Is clclitlg 1lilptt la t, i1,1 vou l, c()tt ll tt,\, / rcgion? Is thcrc ltrl Aclcl philrils ifltltl caIl,
ill,cł thłt is veI\, 1lrlllrrllr lilr cvclists? \Vhr,? (.lllltt, itl l, ir,ł-c, /t isli't tł. b'lllj.Jl ()l lłr: titłlst bcrtttrifill t rltt,lt
in l\ldlti.llttt it ll :'s lłr, clcrtllr:sl rr il, rtilrl l ltL, tltLlst lt,lit iotts

neo llg
rOing
eXpe lien ced

beloul

fun
leuler

oboVe
 G be golng to (ptansJ, future time expressions What are
V holidays you 8oing
p sentence stress to do? |'m 8oin8 to
travet round
Europe.

1 L!sTEN!NG 2 GRAMMAR be going to (ptans)

Read tlrc dictionarv definition for cołcł,and look at tlre 5 10))) A Blitislr nervspaper asked tlreir travel
CottchSurfing lvebsite. What do you think CouchSrrlfing is? journalist to try CouchSurfing, Cover the dialogue
and listen to the irrterview Wlrat are lris plans?
couch /kautY trołn 1 a klng com iortablc seat itlr trvo
or more people to sit orr (= ą SOfą) 2 the bed irr a Listen again irrrd conrplete the gaps with a verb.
doctor's roorn for a patięllt to lie on
Presenter Te[[me about your ptans, Phitip,

ff
Journalist |'m 8oin8 to 1 round Europe - to
PariS, Vienna, and BUdapest,
{ó..o... P HoW ion8 are you 8oin8 to , in each city?
J ]u5t one night in each p[ace.
P Who are you going to 3 with?
J ln Paris 'm 8oingto stay With a guy caLted Thóo,
in Vienna With a 8Uy called Artur, and in Budapest
With a Woman ca(led JUdit.
P Are you goin8 to. _. _ onacouch?
Flencl, tl.g lSiL J only in Vienna, luckiLy. ln the other ptaces
l love travelling, have a bed.
5__
],

&
l\rtu r Dolrrer P HoW are you 8oin8 to ?
l] 6
iI Vienna, AUstria
J |'m goin8 to by train.
l
l,łale,27, PhD student. Has coUch, P What are you 8ojn8 to ? in each pLace?
il.I
German, English ) l don't just Want to see the typicaI tourist sights,
i l love meeting people and showing them my l hope l'm going to 3 things that aren't in a
Wonderful city, Better to come at Weekends
!
when l have moretime! 8uide book,
P WeL[, have a 8ood trip and 8ood tuck!

,r-§ Look at the highlighted sentences in tl-re dialogue.

Then answer tlre questions.
5 8l) Listen to part of a radio travel programne. Were vou
light? How docs CouclrSurfing work? l Wllltt lorrn it tltc rcrb u[tcr6oił6lo?
2 Do wc usc 6oilt6 to to talk aborrt tlre past, the
5 9 )) Now listerr to the speakel give more details about plcSent,o], the futuIe?
CcluchSrrlfing. Mark the senter-rces T (true) or F (false),
}
1E CtluchSrtlfels usually pay their host a little nrorrcy.
p.142 Grammar Bank 10B. Learn more about
bcgoirr6 to tplan s) and pracrise ir,
2[l You lrccd to cIeatc a ptol'ile on tlre lvcbsite.
1i Wher-r you find a pctsotl lvitlr ł bed, you call tlrcn to Number tlrę future time expressions l 8.

agree tlre davs yott lvirlrt to stai-. L] tonigl-rt l ] tornorrow rriglrt

4= You have to offet othel people 1,oul lrouse ot flat.
a bcd i1,1
l] l-Icxt ycar |.|] today
5L CouchSurfing is saf-e because you can read rvhat otlret ] tonrorrolv lnorning l ] nextweek
travellets aboutsay t]re h()st,
] next nronth | ] tomorrow afternoon
6E host allvays shows theiI guests their city.
"l'he
5 12r) Listen and check. Tlren listerr again and
7f] you catl ctruchsulfall ovcr the wollcl,
repeat, Make four true sentenccs about your plans.
Would you like to go CouchSrrrfirrg? W}ry (not)? Would you
like to lraye a strangel to stay in1oflr lrorrse? Why (not)?
 3 PRoNUNclATloN & SPEAK|NG 5 vocABULARY & SPEAK|NG
sentence stress hotidays
5 13))) Listen and repeat the highlighted phrases irr 2b. Copy the Conplete the holiday plrrases rrsing a verb
rĘthm. fron the list.
t'ln gQing to l1ąvel round Europe, go have see stay show
} Communication What are you loing to do? A p.105B p.110,
1 lrotel /with a friend / for a rveek
irr a
Interview a partner about his / her plarrs.
2 sonebody round youl tow11/ city
3 the sights
4 READ!NG ,ł by train (bus, plarre) / back hon-rc

Read the journalist's blog for his trip. Did he

5 __ a good time / nice neals
a l-rave a good time?
b ln pair,. plan a holidil;, You are going to visir
b Read the blog again and tick (/) the things tlrat were a problen. three cities in the sane continent. your
1 He didrr't arrive at the liglrt tinre at one oftlre houses. holiday can be a maxinum often days.
2 He couldrr't understand thc host's friends very lvell.
Answer the questions:
3 onę host didn't have much tin]e to show hinr tlre city.
4 One ofthe hosts didn't speak very good Englis|r,
. What cities are vou going to visit?
5 He did somęthing wrong in one of tlre flats,
. Wl-rere are you going to stay?

6 He didn't like the food that one oftlre hosts cooked,

. Holv are you going to gct thele?
. How lorrg arc you goillg stay in each city?
Read the blog again and look at the highlighted verb plrrases. . What are you going do in each place?
With a partner, say what you think tlrey meaD.
Making su8gestions
Let's (8o to.,.) l prefer to (8o to.,.J
Paris: Thóo Why don't We (8o to.,,J? That's a good idea,
l met Thóo at 1he Place D'ltalie
metro station. He'S 24 and his
Change partners. Tell each other about your
En9liSh is good. At his apartment
l met his flatmate, Roger. They holiday plans.
Were Very friendly. They made
/ weie going Lo 8o to south America to
me a de|icious dinner of crópes
( Buenos Aire'. Ria. and Montevideo. Wele
and ham and e99s. Then they
\ going to couchsurf because we don'I hdve
took me to Footsie, a great bar near the opóra. some \ much monev...
friends came and in the end lhe conversation changed to
French. That Was difficult for me and l got tired. Finally,
We Went to a party near Montmartre, lt Was great! LotS of Do you prefer your new paftner's plans?
friendly people. lWent back to Thćo'S flat on the back of Would you like to change partners and go
his bicycle.
with l-rirn / l-rer?
Vienna: Artur
lstayed With ArtUr, a biochemistry
student. He Was friendly, bUt 6 WR!T!NG
when l arrived l wanled to have
a bath and l forgot to turn off the
} p.115 Writing A formai emall, Make a
tap. The bathroom Was ful| of
reservation in a Bed and Breakfast.
Water. oopsI

Budapest: Judit
l got off the train at the Wrong Station so l arrived
late at Judit's flat. she Wasn'l Very happy. She's a
journalist for the HUngarian channels l\,4TV and TV2
and She's an incredibly busy Woman. ln the afternoon
she took me With her to a shopping centre to help her
choose a dress for a party. That Was a bit Surreal| ln
the evening We had dinner togelher in the castro bar
in the city centre. Next day lllew home to London.
tired but happy. l'm definitely going to do it again!
I
 G be going io (predictionSJ
v Verb phrases Am l 8oin8 to
p the letters oo fall in [ove? yes, and
you're going to
be very happy.

1 VOCABULARY verb phrases 2 READING & LISTEN|NG

Do people in your countfy go to fortune-tellers, or use 5 ].4 )) Read and listen to PART 1 ofa story. In pairs,
fortune-tellir-rg sites on the intelnet? Doloł believe in answet the questions.
fortune-telling? l Who does |ane want to see?
Match the fortune-teller's cards and verb phrases. 2 Who is going to tell her about hęr future? Why?
3
! becone &mous 1-1 oer a I,1r of nonev
Why couldn't she see the man very well?

tr get a new job l] hrve a surorise 5 15))) Listen to part 2,

Tl-ren, with a partner, complete
tr ser married !! be Ęcky
! !-
the information.
meet gplqgbody new tl4vel
! fall in love l mrTve house
1 |ane has a problem
her
with

2 She chooses _ cards,

3 Her first card means she's
going to be
4 ]ane asks the fortune teller
ifslre's going to with her boyfriend.
5 16)) Read and listen to PART 3. [n pairs, answer the
questions.
1 What's the second card? Wlrat does it rnearr?
2 Why is this a problerrr for |ane?
3 What's her third card? What does it mean?
4 Who's |in-r? Where did |ane meet him?
5 Wlrat do you think the fourth card is going to be ?

5 17r) Listen to part 4. Then,

with apartner, complete the
information.
l Her fourth card means she is
going to her boyfriend
and go away with |im
to
2 Vely soon tlrey are goirrg
to -,
3 Jane asks ifshe is going to
be and the iortune-
teller says
4 She pays the fortune-tellęr
§
5 18)) Read and listen to PART 5. In pairs, answer the
questions.
l who was the fortune-teller?
2 Why did he pay Madame Yolanda §l00?
3 What's the fifth card? What do you think is going to
happen?
 lt's written in q
ŁCfurĘ
3 GRAMMAR be goingto (predictions)
Look at thęse t u o sęnl ęnces. Which orle is a olln?
which one is ł oredictiorr?
1 She's going to be very lucky,
2 She's going to go orr lroliday rrext week.
PART 1
'Come in,'said a voice. Jane Ross opened the door and } p.142 Grammar Bank 10C, Learn nrore atlout be
went into a small room. There was a man sitting behind BoiłB ln (|rcdicliorls).rrld practise ir.
a tab]e.
Write fbur predictions, about the weather, sport, your
'Good afternoon.' said,]ane.
'lWant to see Madame Yolanda, the fortune-teller.' town / country, and you. Use I thlak ...Boin7to...
'Madame Yolanda isn't here today.'said the man.'But l th i tlk it'< goittg t o sltoll l onight.
don't Worry. l'm going to t€ll yoU about your futUre.
Conrpare your predictions with a partner. Do you agree?
What questions do you Want to ask?'Jane looked at the
fortune-teller. She coUldn't see him very weIl because

7
the room was very dark.
4 PRONUNCIATION the letters oo
the pronunciation of oo
PART 3 P
-
n oocanbepronounced,, (e.g. book l,Uk )or u:
He turned over the second card.
spoonlsp
l
(e,g, ln/). Use your dictionary to check the
'Mm, a house. A new house. You're going to move, pronunciation of new oo words.
Very soon/ to another country.' Be carefut, room can be pronounced /r()nr/ or ł,ulm/.
'But my boyfriend works here. He can't move to
another coUntry.'
'Let's look at the next card.'Said the fortune-teller.
a 5 20)) Listen to the two sound words. Can you lrear
the difference in the vowel sound?
He turned over the third card.
'A heart. You're going to faIl in love.'
'Who with?' asked Jane.
! 'Let me concentrate. l can see a tall dark man_ He's
Very attractiVe.'
'0 h, that's Jim,'said Jane. b 5 21))) Listen and write the words in the right column.
Your boyfriend?'
'Wh o's Jim?
'No.,]im's a man l met at a party last month. He's an
afternoon book choose cook food good
look rnoon schooI soon spoon too took
acto1 from New York. He says he's in love With me. lt
was his idea for me to come to Madame yolanda.'
'Well, the card says that you're going to fall in love
c 5 22) Listen and check.
With him.' d Practise saying tlre sentences.
'Are you sure?'asked lane.'But What about my
Good afternoon. lt's too
boyfriend?' Look at the moan! 'aan!
the food
]s Eaad?
'Let's look at the fourth card,'said the fortune-teller. Cook.
He's a ]oodlaakin{

PART 5
The fortune-teller stood up. He turned on the light.
5 SPEAKING
At that moment an old woman came in.'5o, What Roleplay fortrrrre-tellin g.
happened?'she asked.
'lt Was perfect! She believed everything,'Said Jim. A Look at tlre ten cards in 1. Sccretly, nunber thę cards
'l told you, l'm a very good actor.5he was sure lwas a
l 10 irr a diffcrent order.
f o rtu n e-t e Ile r!' B Choose live numbers 1-10.
He gave the Woman E100. A Predict B's futrrre using those cards.
'That's lane's €50 and another !50 from me. Thanks B Ask for n-rore irrformation, Then change rolcs,
very much, Madame Yolanda. Bye.'
A |m 8oin8 to tell you about your future,
you\
Madame Yolanda took the money. The fifth card was
fil sI card is a ;tar. You're 8oin8 to become )
still on the table, face down,5he turned it over. lt was
Iamaus. You're 8oin8 to be on lv... _t
the plane.5he looked at it for a minute and then she
shouted: ( B GreaL!Whdt pt ogramme?
'Wait, young man! Don't travel with that girl >.--
- her
plane i5 9oing to...'
6 s zsr) SONG Fortune
frtloE
But the room was empty. Tetler t1
GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
(CircIJ a. b. or c. a (circle)rhe word rhar is different.

1 There's rnilk in the fridge. 1 breakfast lunch dessert dinner

a some b any ca ż strawberries mush rooms onions peaS
ż We don't need _ bread. 3 orange juice sugar milk mineralwater
ano b any ca 4 crisps chips tomatoes potatoes
3 How _ fruit do you eat a day? 5 fruit salad ice cręam cake chicken
a much b many c alot b Match the food and the cont a iners.
4 I drink coffee.
a much b alot c alotof beer fruitjuice rice tomatoes honey

5A How much salt do you eat? 1 acanof 3 ajarof 5 a carrorr of

B 2 atin of 4 a oacke
packet of
a A little b Afew c Much
6 A ls there any sugar? Q!9Ę) rhe right word or phrase.
B No. sorrv. 1 It's ahundłed I ahwdted and twenry miles from here.

a there isn't none 2 The population^Ą,enql

is about three milli on I millions.

b there isn't any 3 That new dcpart ment shop I departmenl slore is great.
c there isn't some 4 Let's have a drirrk at one ofthosę cafćsńthe square Ibridge.
7 Tęa is _ coffee in this cafó, 5 Wherę is the mainrai|way cettre I station?
a cheaper that Complete the phrases with these verbs.
b rnore cheap than
c cheaper than
become fall get go have meet move see show stay

8 Oranges are _ than bananas. 1 in ahotel 6 the sishts in a citv

a more healthy b hęalthier c healthyer 2 _ by bus 7_ somebody new
9 My English is _ than my brother's. 3 _ famous 8_ somębody round your city
a gooder b bętter c more good 4 _ marrięd 9 a great meal
10 This is_ size that we have. 5 _inlove ' l0 house
a the biggest b the most big c the bigger
11 It's restaurant in the city.
a the baddest b the worst c the worse
PRoNUNclATloN
lż whar's oark in vour rown? n@ rn" *ord with a different sound.
a the most beautiful
b most beautiful l bread pels meal lśa
c the more beautiful
Y
Ont
13 ,tebuy my ticket this afternoon. ż J,dr sugar shopping fi,h tweets
a Igo b Igoing c I'm going e9
14 to qet married? 3§ cęręat carrols salad ricc
a Do they going
b
They are going - chęmisr's cllurch cllips clleese
c
Are they going 3Ę
15 I think _ tomorlow. food c,oc,k book
a it Snows
5
.s
J+ good

b it's snowing
b Underlilc the stressed syllable.
c it's going to snow
l cho colate 3 su per mar ket 5 dan ge rous
2 de ssert 4 in teres ting
CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXT? r CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE
a Read the article once. Then read it again and choose PEoPLE?
a, b, or c.
5 24)) Inthe street Watch or listen to five people
1 In British supermarkets people now and answer the quesdons.
a buy more healthy food than before

ffi mffi
b buy less healthy food than before
c buy the same kind offood they bought before
2 When people have a problem or big clrange in their
lives they often
a eat unhealthy food b eatalot c eat healtĘ food YVonne ALison Andy Arja
3 Ifyou want to eat healthily, you need to 1 yvonne doesn't eat much
a spend a lot ofmoney a iruit b sugar c salt
b leartr to cook Alison is good at cooking food,
c stop worrying about what you eat a Italian b Indian c Indonęsian
b Look at the highlighted words or phrases in the text Joel likes Barcelona because there arę a lot of _.
and guess their meaning. a great shops b greatbuildings c great beaches
Andy is going Lo travel for
a a month b three months c three weeks

The British diet When Arja compares the US to her country she doesn't
mention _.
a the food b the buildings c theweathel
_ sTlLL UNHEALTHY
1-1ritain has a Droblem
DWith obesity (more
cAN YoU sAY THls lN ENGL|SH?
than 50% of the population Do the tasks with a partner. Tick (/) the box ifyou can
are fat or overweight) and do them.
the government says We need
Canyou...?
to have a healthier diet. However,
British shoppers are continuinq to 1 f say what yoo.,sually have for breakfast
fill their supermarket baskets with unheaIthy food. 2 [ .o-pu.e yo.,. .ountry with the UK in three ways
A survey of 12 million consumers showed that 44 per cent 3 ! ask yo,rr partner four questions with the
of people have the same unhealthy eating habits that they superlative ofthe bold adjective
had four years ago. The survey also found that shoppers . What's present you've ever bought?
who normally have a Very healthy diet start buying junk expensive
food, e.g. frozen pizzas, crisps, and cakes, if there is a crisis . What's filrn you've seen this year? good
in their lives, for example divorce, moving house, or losing . What's holiday you've ever had? bad
a job.
. What's place yodve ever been to? cold
Another thing the survey showed is that there is not much
difference in Price between a healthy shopping basket
! ask yorrr partner what he / she is going to do
. tonight . tomorlow . nextweekend

r
and an unhealthy one. A typicaI healthy basket costs, on
aVerage, f71.78 compared With f71.18 for an unhealthy
one. Martin Hayward, the director of the study said 'Many Short films the history of the 5andwich
people don't eat healthily because they worry that healthy Watch and enjoy a fitm on iTutor.
food is more expensive, but the survey shows that this
iS not true. We believe the reason why some peopIe eat
unhea|thily is becaUse they don't knoW how to cook so
they bUy ready-made meals.'

l"EitrED_,
m#
 G adverbs (manner and modifiers]
v common adverbs How do
p word stress they dress? They dress
Very fashionabty,
but casual[y.

READ!NG Travel blogs

Look at the photos ofthree cities.

@
Do you know wl-rat countries they are in?
Moira in
The driving
lthink people drive quite dangerously,
Which surprised me because l thoU9ht łhey
were carefuI drivers here. They don't drive
li fast, but people are always on the phone in
the car, Which you don't often see in the
UK nowadays,
The food
The food can be delicious, but lthink people eat Very
unhealthiIy. ln restaurants they olten add Salt to their food,
And they drink litres of coke! The headquarters of the
coca-cola company is based here, and they even have
a coca-cola museum. once lWent to a coffee shop and
asked for a double espresso, no milk no sugar, l had to
repeat my order ihree times, because the Waitress coUldn't
understand me. she Said people here only ask for lattes
and cappuccinos With lots of Sugar|
The people
ln general, people are Very friendly. The people l'm
Staying With, Who live just oUtside the city, know all their
neiqhbours really Well. They often don't lock their doors,
Which surprised me because people Say it's a dangerous
city. They speak incredibly slowly, With a strong accent and
sometimes l have a problem understanding them.

Mark in
The weaiher
lt's December - and it gets dark at about
3 p,m., Which is depressing! There's a lot of
snow at the moment, but all the buses and
Read two blogs on a UK travelwebsite, about people's first
trains are running perfectly, not like in Britain
irnpressions of two of these citięs. Wlrich two are they? Where everything stops When it snows!

Read the blogs again. Answerwith the names of the cities. The hou§es
All the hoUseS are painted in pretty colourS,
Where...? like red, green and blue, and many houses have a yellow
l do people eat a lot ofsalt and sugar and blue flag. lnside the hoUses are decorated beautifully
2 do TV programnles lrave subtitles with lots of flowers and modern wooden furniture.
3 are the da;s verv shorr in winter The people
4 do a lot ofpeople have bad lrabits when tlrey drive People are friendly and polite, but quite formal. They dress
fashionably but casually, and of course you see a lot of
5 is the city safer than the writer thought
very b|onde Women here. You also See a lot of men Who
6 are the houses colourfully painted are Iooking after Very young babies, EVerybody speaks
7 do you sec men looking after young childlerr English really Well, maybe because a lot of the TV is in
8 do people speak very slowly English With subtitleS.
d Find words in the blogs which mean: 4 LISTENING & SPEAKING
Moira a '5,30 r) Listen to Jemma talking about the third
Para 1 ądv at this time city. In general, is she positive, negative, or neutral
Para 2 noun thę officęwhere the leaders ofan about it?
organization work
Para 3 verb close with a key Listen again. Then, with a partner, complete
]emma's serrtences.
Mark
Pąra 4 ądj sth making you feel sad
Para 5 ądj made from a tree
Para 6 adv not in a formal way
e Which of the two cities would you prefer to live in? Why?

2 GRAMMAR adverbs
a Look highlighted adverbs Answer the Eating out
People spend a lot of time in 1_
at the irr the blogs.
and 2
questions.
People Who
- _ go out to a bar to have
1 What two letters are added to an adjectivę to make an advęrb? a_. They don't have it in their 5
2 Which adverb is the same word as the adjective? When people go out in big groups, 6
J Which is rhę adverbfrom good? all sit at one end of the table and 7
4 Which four adverbs are describing other advęrbs? at the other.
The Women
Now look at the highlighted adverbs again in Moira's first 8
Women here talk Very and very 9
paragraph. Complete the rules with beJore or Ęer,
women dress r0
l Some adverbs describe how people do things,
Work
Theygo the verb or verb phrase. There's a myth that the spanish don't 1i
2 Some adverbs describe another adverb (or adjective). but l don't think it's r2
fhev oo Lhe adverb 1or adiecrire). People have a 13 lunch break, but they finish
work very 14_,
} p.144 Grammar Bank 11A. Learn more about adverbs
and practise them.

5 27r) Listen and say what is happening. Use an adverb. c Answer the questions in small groups.

T hey le 9pe aking qu ietly. ln your country or city how do peopte...?

]. . dress for speciaI occasions
. treat tourists
3 PRONUNCIATION word stress . drive
. eat at Lunchtime during the Week
a Underlinę the stressed syllable in the adjectives. . speak foreign Langua8es
. behave at sports matches
Adjectives Adverbs . decorate their houses

2
dan ge rous dangerously Think ofa time When yoU Wentto another
country or another city,/ region in your country
po tite potitety
for the first time. What did you notice about,..?
beau tifuI beautifutty
. the peopte
in cre di ble incredibty
. the food
care ful carefuLty . the driving
fa shio na ble fashionabty . the houses
ca su aL casuatly . the weather
per fect perfectLy
un heaLthy U nhea tthily
5 WRIT!NG
5 28)) Listen and check. Repeat the adjectives.
Choose two headirrgs frorrl the blogs in l or the
5 29)) Now listen and repeat the adverbs. Does the stress listening in 4. Write two paragraphs, either about
change? your country or a country you have visited.

E§iD E
 G verbs + to + infinitive
v verbs that take the infinitive Would you like
p sentence stress to get a new job?
No, lWant to
stay Where lam.

1 READING &SPEAK|NG
Read about the website 43things.com,
How does it work? What do \rffie'* want
43Thin9S,. "
rri,biilr. u here to do with your life?
peopJe rite thing" 16a1 thcy rrant to do.
rr
There are alrvays.ł3 different ambitiolls.
On 43Things today, people want to...
Some al,e tlil ial, iom. are more seriotts.
C)ther peoplc rcspond and rvrite about their climb Mount Kilimanjaro qet up earlier qo on a safari
experienccs and sometimes gir.e aclvice.
9et d new job rave vel v lonq lai, have moró time for myself
Iearn to cook learn to dan.e like shakjra make a short film
Read today's 43 tl-rings and responses A-E. continents spend less time on the internet Write a novel
Visit a l the
Match the responses with five things people read 12 books a month run a half marathon see Radiohead live
want to do. Do you tlrink their advice is good? learn to speak ltalian :top bit;nq my nai|s qet married
1o.o' -lo l bero.ne a Coth -
Corr-rplete the phrases fron the text with a
verb frorrr tlre list.

l
bee ome bite choose
downloąd go
a
cLimb
Learn spend Visit

moLlntaln
^EI Spend less time on Faccbook, fól example only trr,o
hours at the rłcekend. Stop usirrg Sccond Lilć il'r,clu rrsc
it. (I uninstalled it).
2 on a safari
to cook
1 less time on the internet Get a Laura Pausini CD, Download the l;,rics to a soltg
5 the lvtics
and translate them you can use Googlc Tlanslate for-
this. Listen carcfully to the pronunciation. and thcn
6 five things you really Iike eating
sing along lvith her ( I sang "Incanccllabile").
7 a Goth
8 all tlre corrtinents
_ my nails

"l
9
You just need to stop cutting it! Don't lvorrv about thc
d Cover the verbs and try to remernber tlrern. late st fashions. Go 1'or it!

2 GRAMMAR verbs + to + infinitive Choose fivc things you leallv like cating (e.g. roast
chicken and chocolate cake) and tIren look at recipes
Look at tlle lrighlighted verbs in tlre text.
on the internet. choose the recipes tlrirt you'd like to
what's the form of the next verb? which
try, prelerably oncs that aren't too difficult. \,Iakc the
one is different?
five things again and agerin until they'rc pcr.lict, It isn't

,E|
} p,144 Grammar Bank ].1B. Learn more dilicult, youjust need to practise.
about rerhs + lo + in fin itive and prlctise
then,
\Ąrear black clothes. Be vourscll, ar.d ]istcn to bands like
The Cult and The NIission.

second Life@ a rł,ebsite tvhich is a lrcc 3D vilnral rvorld rvhere uscrs

can socia]ize, clcare nerv personalities, and intclact with orhel Ll§crs
Lau16 PaUsini łn Italian PoP singcr, populal in several Iiuropcan and
l.atin Alncrican couDrlies
3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress
5 32)) Listen and repeat the dialogue. Qqpy the rhythm. How do
you Pronounce to?

n Would you like to go to lcelandz

B No, l Wou[dn't,
A Why not?
B Because l don't like tne co[d,

5 33 r) Listen to ar-rother dialogrre. Conrplete tlre missing

stressed wolds.

A you ,to a
B _
,l'd to.
,?
B BecóUse l my _'_. |t'S

c Plactise the dialogues witlr a paltner.

d In pairs, clroose ten anrbitiorrs from What do you want to

do with your life? Ask vour partner questions using Woaldlorr
Iike to...?

woud yau like ta \/ Yei.1would.

Climb Mounl Kilndnido? / \ tvo, twot,idn't.

4 SPEAKING
Work in pairs. Take turrrs.
A Tell your partner about the things belolv.
B Respclnd to rvlrat A says, Ask questions.
A A,skwłlat ąbout )-ou?

o to
a country you want to go
o something you would like to learn to do
somethin8 yoU need to do tomorrow
o a holiday you are planning to have soon
o a famous person you hope to meet one day
o a film you want to see soon
a dangerous sport you would like to try
o somethin8 you need to buy soon
o a singer or group you hope to see one day

) )/,oh. ( yes? why Australia?

lreally want ta Eo LoAustralia,
\<
5 WRlTlNG
a Cleate a cIasspage for 43Things, Write three things you really
rvarrt to do. your teacher will write some ofthem on the board.

Read other students' anrbitions and choose one that you krrow
sonetlring about. Write a response (like the ones in 43Things)
ro give atlr ice or raIk l]lotlt vnur erperience,

6 s słl) SONG Don't Tell Me that it's Over !1

ffiloE
 Do men and women
use the internet in
the same way? No, they don't.
They're very
different.

1 vocABULARY& PRoNUNGIATIoN to l ,

.a,ł]e\rŃ
,*u the internet - r,,,
Go,- Do you ever visit anv ofthc websites on this page, or 'l
vfifł,,,
__.ż-,
websites like tlren? How n-luclr tinre do you spend a day
clrr tlre intcrnet? Do yorr use it nainly for yorrl work /

9d9'' a*""""' studies or for pleasure?

Look at sone words and phrases related to tlre

internet, Match tlrer-1-1 with tlreir definitions.
ment down toad goo gle log in on tine
tsł ".,-.i.i 'r .- a ttach
searchfor skype social network uptoad wifi

1 ad], ódV on the internet

2 noun Sth you Send With an emai[, e.g. a
docUment or a photo
yerb to move sth from your computer to
an internet site, e,8, photos
verb to move sth from an internet site to
your computer, e.g. music, fiLm5
Verbto type Words intothe search engine
Goo8le@ to find information about sb/Sth
Verb to make a te[ephone caL[ over the
internet
verbto type your username (usualty
your name or emailaddress) and a
password to begin using a computer or
a website
noun a Way of connectin8 a compUter to
the internet without wires
noun a Website that peop[e USe to
commUnicate, e,8, F acebook, Twitter,
etc.
10 Verb to try to find 5b or sth, e.g. on the
internet

#
,:' sth = y,llt€rhll)s sb = *,neboill

5 35 ))) Listen and check. Rcpeat the rvords. Under!4ę

the stressęd syllable in the n-rultisvllable words,
-,d'*n
€ ,\6::,]
|i*l", "

l,"ł
" --;;1 ,r -;,
''*
cx;;;,,a='1:*":
J)"._

! BARC IAYs
.

,
|'"' ''' . ,r -,

Borcbtr
r,<J{ 'd'9
! are herei
_^.,r€ 0f{
2 SPEAKING & LISTENING 3 GRAMMAR articles
With a partner,look at some things which people do a Ctlllplete the email rvitlr a, an, tlle, oI (= no alticle).
on the internet. For each one sav ifyou do it often,
sonetimes, hardIy ever, oI never, seni Friday,8J! y 1613
'lb: carola Whitney

,"ra s!b]..t Re: H6llol

for work. What abaut you?
§Yfr", ".uils
Hi carola
Thanks for your email. l Would really like to Write io you and
practise my English.
|'m l student at Buenos Aires University - it's
2 biggest university in Argentina. l'm Studying 3
medicine, l live in Buenos Aires With my grandmolher,
my mother's mother, because my lamily liVe in
5 small town quite far away, but l go 6 home at
7 Weekend.
l love listening to 8
classical muSic, and 9 last
week l wen,t to 10
amazing concert at 11 opera
HouSe here.

Send personaI emói[s

send emai[s for work } p.144 Grammar Bank ].].C. Learn nlore about
read the news articleS and PIactise them.
buy things on shopping Websltes
Work in pairs. A choose a circle, think ofthree things,
buy things on eBay (or a similar site) thlee placcs, etc. and tell B. B respond arrd ask for
get sports information more infornraticrrr. Then change roles.
visit websites about heatth and medlcine
llave tiqh, stlawberries, and \ / Tomatoes?
use sociaI networks cha1oldte Ldke.ldan't like tomdt=?,/ nor'
ptay games Y9
downLoad music
_] visit forums about diet or łooking after chi[dren
_] use onIine banking kinds of food things you
i] use online maps for directions you LoVe (and always have

r] book t]ckets and hoteLs on[ine

one you don't
(ike)
things you
in your bag or
Pocket
sometimes do
on SatUrday
eVenin8

thin8s Women
thin8s you do
usual[y tike
first thing in
doing [but
the mornin8
men don't)
thin8S yoU did
tast night

Now gcl through the list agair-r ar-rd writc M if you

think nren do thenr more th.ln \Ą,omen, W ilyou think jobs you
women do them 4qglg tlrarr rnerr, and ND if you tlrink wou[d Like to
there is rrcl differencę, do (and one
you wouldn't) things men
5 36)) Listen to an interview with a UK narketing
UsualLy tike
expert about how men and women use tl]e internet.
doing (bUt
Check your answers. Women don'tJ
Do vorr tlrink the situation is the sanre in your country?

fift@ E
 Going home

fl JENNY,SLASTMoRNING VOCABULARY pubtic transport

Matclr the lł,ords and pictures
bus t T la
-A. E:=.
til\i tL_a tż1,__,____']
l|,1lln .- , ffi
l-_I_, J+
rrill]] ł| |s l:t I

5 39l)) Listen.rnd clreck.

c Conlplete tlre lreadings witlr a word fronr a.

l
You 8et one at a - rank,
They are atso catled cabs,
People usUaL[y 8iVe the driver a tip (= some extra
rnoney, about 5-100/o),
ln London they are bLack,

YoU 8et one at an airport.

First you have to check in.
Then you go throu8h security to the Departure [oUnge
Finat[y you 8o to your Gate,

You 8et one at a Station.

YoU normaLly need to get a ticket first,
Then you need to tind the ri85t ptattorm.
some 8o underground in bi8 cities. ln London, this is
caLled The lube,

YoU 8et one at a - station or a - stop,

lntercity ones are a[so ca[[ed coaches.
5 38l) Watch or listcn and mark the sentcnces T (true) You can buy a ticket in advance or sometimes you can
or F (talse). pay the driver.
ln London they are red.
1 Rob atrives late,
2 I-Ic has a cofi-ee rvith |errnv. Cover the colunns and look at the headings. Try to
3 |ennv has3ood llervs fol him. renember tlre four facts about each type ofpublic
4 The job of-fbl is tilr a veal. tranSport.
_5 Rob thirrks A rllitel ilr Ncri,Yorł is a good nalrre fol the
co]u ut1-1.

6 Rob neęds tinrc to tlrink.

Watcl-r or listcn again. Say rvlry tlre F sentences are false.
 f] GETTING To THE AIRPoRT E SAYING GOODBYE
5 40)) Wltclr oI listcn t() le]ltr\"s thrcc cclllvelsatio1,Is, a 5 a2Ą \\'atch or listc-tl ltrd ansrver the qttcstitlns.
Horv does sJre get to tl]c xil,polt?

b Watclr or listell agailr. ConlpJctc the You Hear phlases. ,;

You say .,_ ) )) You Hear

could you calt n,]e a taxi, Yes, of course, to?

p[eaSe?

To Paddington Station, And When Wou[d you like

it?
NoW, please,

HoW much is it? That'S € , pledse,

Make it E15, And coutd Thank you very
hove d rp, plp] ? rr Lc l ,

L oLld 5dve d L .l\pt to s r8lp o,

HeathroW Airport, pLea5e?
SingLe, please, Standard or class?
standard, pleaSe, That'S f18,
Can pay by credit card? Yes, of

5 41)) Watclr or listetl ancl rcpe at the You Say 1 \\'hat c1llcs Jcnnv Icarc in thc htltcl?
Dhrases, C]()o\ rhe t,lrr rll nl-
2 Florr cirlcs sllc gcr iL back7
Practise the dialoguc rvitlr ir;laltllet,, \ \\ ll.,t l1,1s R,ll, (l.,. i(i(,(l l,, (l,,?
-l Is Eclclic gtlinu t() nlcct hcr ilt thc Jitpolr? \\'hl (ntlt)?
1 ln pails. roleplav tlrc diaJour-re. Tlrelr srr,ap loles. 5 \\ llL, i,l t]J ,: H,,,r ,,1,1 i,ll.,:
A (book open) You itlc thc receptiot)ist, rlre rlxi dtil cl,.
b Social English phrases, \\'htl sltls tlretrl:
l_rxlk at tlrc
łrlil the ticker c]erk. Thc tari cilsts §1 1.60, '|'lre rickct
fcllrll ol Rob?
cclsts .L l 13,9(),

B (book clclsed) YoLl \\,:rnl to gct ł ta\i trl \iicttlt ia S tat ioll. SociaI En8lish phrases
and rhcn ir train t<l Catl,ick Airport- Bc-gin rvith Corr/r/ lcan't believe it| 'm 50 hóppy,
1,1ltt caLl ne a tuxi,1llt,usc'/ Thank you so much, Have a good journey.
|'d love to [accept], See you in [New York],

c 5 43)) \\'atch ot lisrcn lttld clrcck. I{llrr cltl rtlrt sltt,

thelll ill lilul lallgttage?

d \\'atch rlr lisreIl;tgllitl allcl t,cpear rlrc 1llrl,ascs,

can you...?
l
ask for a taxi
buy a ticket on pubiic transport
use common phrases, e.g. Have a ]aod
journey, see you jn NeW yolk, etc,

/x ffiń Il
*-?
a,,
A\ .
 G present perfect Have you
v irre8ul,ar past participtes seen the
p sentence stress lhaven't,
fitm? No,
but l've read
the book.

1 GRAMMAR present perfect

Look at sonre images frorrr films. What do the
films have in common?

5 44))) Listen to Alan and Lucy talking on the

phone. What two things are tl-rey going to do
tonight?

l i5ten again and ręad the collversltion.

Complete the chart below and ans\^,er the
queStions with a partner.

Atan Hi, LUcy. Have yoU finiShed your report?

Lucy Yes, l have, fina[[y! Ą.,,
Alan What do you Want to do toni8ht? Do you Want
to 8o out?
Lucy No, l'm a bit tired.
AIan WoULd you Like to come here? l can order
pizzas and we can watch a fitm.
Lucy Good idea. What fiims do yoU haVe?
A[an HoW aboUt Eciipse? Have you seen it?
Lucy No,1haven't seen it, bUt l've read the book.
AIan ls it good?
Lucy l toved itI Vampires - perfect for a winter
night!
A[an Great, What pizza topping do you Want?
Lucy cheeSe and b[ood, please.,.no, cheese and
tomato,

l what is 've ? what verb is seen frorrr?

ż Change the three sentences in tlre chart to tlrird
person singtrIar (He or Slre).
Lucy says /'łe read tlre book. Do we know rvhen
she retd it?

} p,146 Grammar Bank ].2A. Learn more about

the present perfect and practise it.

Look at the films in a and talk to a partner.

Which of the films have you seen? Have you read
any ofthe books?

/'Ve seen Fc lipsp, but \ / l haven't seenlhetilm

lhdven'treadl,hebook.,/ ( ol Alice in WonderLand.
-,< \ but l've read the book.
2 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress Complete the Verb column with a past participle fronr a.
Verb
a 5 46 ))) Listen and repeat the dialogue. Copy tlre
rh),thm. l Have you your homework?
ż l'm.orry. I've yollr name.
A HaVe you seen rne Hobbitl 3 Have you ever a photo ofan actol?
B No, Ihaven't, 4 Ann's on holiday. She's going to be away for
A HaVe you read tr," bookz thrcę week.,
B Yes, lhave. lve read ittwice, 5 Have you to Mike abor,rt the party?
6I'venever that jacket. It was a big mistake.
write down the names of three more films from 7 |im's in love with an Italiarr girl,
books. Ask and answer with a partner, 8 Oh llo! l've m; gla,se.'.
Have you seen..3)
.-s _\( Yes,thave. l Cover the Verb column. Can you remember the serrtences?
No,]hdven't.
Have you read the boot]1) >,-

4 SPEAKING & LISTENING

3 VOCABULARY a Complete the phrases with the past participle ofthe
verb in brackets,
irregu[ar past participtes
Look irregular past participles. Which
at some
verbs do you think they are from? Write the
infinitive and the past simple.

the soundtrack of a fi[m

end of a film [[eave)

4 _ a fitm more than three

times [see)

_ a fitm in EngLish With

subtitLeS (see]
in a fitm (appedr)

Stand up and move around the class . Ask Have 1ou ever.. .?
questions with 1-7. When sonrebody answers Yes, i have,
write down their name and askWhatJiLmlvas it?

5 49))) Listen to three people answering one ofthe

questions from a. Whiclr question is it?

Listen again, Conrplete the chart for each person.

b 5 47)) Listen and check.

c 5 48)) Cover a. Listen and say the past simple

and past participle.
))) be yas/ were, been

5 s so1) SONG Flashdance J7

6j!l@E
 G present perfect or paSt Simp[e? HaVe you
V more irregu{ar past particip[es been to
P irreguLar past particip[es NeW York? Yes, l have.
l went there
last year.

1 LlsTENlNG 2 GRAMMAR
Arc vou fbllowing a TV serics at the moulęnt? Wlriclr one? present perfect or past simple?
Wlry do you like it? Look at part ofthe conversation between
Matt and |ess, In pairs, answer the
5 51)) Look at tlre information about an episode lrom an
queStionS,
Anlerican TV series. Listen to part ofthe episode. Then answer
questions l and 2. Matt HaVe you beento The Pekinł Duck?
Jess Yes, lhave,
Matt oh no!When did you go there?
Jess Last month. l Went With the peopLe
from work.

l Wh:rr tenre ir \4Jrr'. fir\t qucstioll?

2 What tense is Matt's second question?
3 Which ofthe tlvo questions is about a
specific tine in tbe past?

> p.146 Grammar Bank ],2B, Learn nrore

about tl]e plesent pelfect and past simple
and practise then.

Play Guess where I've been.

Guess where l've been

write down the names of six cities in
your coUntry or abroad (three yoU have
been to and three you haven't been to.)
Swap lists with your partner. Tick (4 the
three cities you think your partner has
been to. but don't tel[ him / her,
Ask Have you been to...? for each pLace
to check your guesses. Did you guess
right?
( Have you been to Oxford?

1 Which tcstautalrts has |ess eaten ill befol,e? Tick (/) Now ask some past Simp[e questions for
or clost (x) the boxcs. the citieS you, parlne, hdS bee1 to.
' Tlre Peking Dtlck ! Appetito ] L"igl'. ( when did you go to...?
2 Do thev agree v,hich restaulant to go to?
>.
( Did vau like it?
c Listetl .lgltitl lnd lnsrvcr rhe quesricllrt.
l Wlren did |ess gcl ttlTlrc Pekiltg Ducł allcl rvlro with?
2 Horv many times ]T as She been to
3 Wlrat did Matt sav happened lvlren^PPetilo?
thcy lvent to Lrii6l'_s?
,l Whv is Jess angrv?
-5 Who does Jcss think Matt rven t rvith tcl Luigi's?
6 What does Matt sar,? Do vou believe hirr?
3 VOCABULARY & 4 sPEAK!NG
PRoNUNclAT!oN Look questiotl l bclorv. What rvolds are nlissing in tlre present
at
more irregu[ar past participles pcrf-ect qrrcstitln? Wh;rt rvords are nlissillg in tlre past sinlple
questiolr? What fbLlll clo Yotl rreecl of tl-re yerb irl bold?
Look at sot-l-re trrot,e irregular past participles.
\\,'rite the inl'illitive arrd tbc past sinlple.
l ltlr Jurylłt llought
Present perfect Past simple
ż r]rurrk
iorr nd
1 / be to the cinema recent[y? What / see? / tike it?

4 oivell 2 / buy any new ctothes recent[y? What,l buy?

.5 lrearcl 3 / have a realty 8ood meatrecentty? Where / go? What / have?

7
6 hacI / be to a sports match recently? / your team Win?
i knorvn
E lost
tlade
9
-łłr
1() lllet
Il paicl
1ż 5cl]t
l3 sl)en t
1,ł thrlttght
l5 \\,()ll

5 54l) Listen and cl-reck,

} p.165 lrregular verbs Tick (/) all the

ones vou know. Trv to learn tI]c ll!,\\,()ne5.

5 55)) Put thlee irrcguIar past 1larticiples

ill e.ri]t er.,lltnrtl, Liltcrl lrrr.l r Ilr,.L, 1n your Llfe
bou8ht broken done driven drunk Present perfect Pa5t simple
forgotten 8 Ven 8one known lost 5 / ever be on TW What programme / it?
made paid spoken sun8 taken ]

thoUght Worn Written 6 / ever tose your mobite? Whcre / lose it? / fincI it?

7 What / Win it for?

p '"\ / ever Win a cup or rnedat?

8 / evel soeak to d farrous oe-son' Who / it? What / 5dV?

HmT
cltick trllill

11 &\
)I §+ ą\
Ll}-) ph,,llc

Work in pairs. A ask B the questilllls, IfB llIrsrvers Yc.s, 1łrirt,, ask
tlre past sirlrpIe qtlestio11s too. Thell change ltlles.
e I'lav płst participle Bllrgo,

fih"@E
1 READ!NG
a Read the information about Sir Ian McKellen. Have
you seen any of his films? Did you like them?

sir lan McKetten is one of Britóin's

greateSt actor5, He Was born in 1 youR rnsrrs
Burnley in the north of Eng[and on
What kind of music do you tike?
25 May 1939. He first became WeL[
l hardly ever listen to music at home - l prefer 8oing
known as an actor for his roles in
to concerts,lenjoy cLassicalmusic and pop, but my
Shakespeare's plays, e.g, Hamlet and
favourite kind of music i5 traditionaIAm ericanjazz.
Macbeth. ln recent years he has had
many important fiLm rotes including What book are you reading at the moment?
JameS Wha[e in Gods and Monsters, |'mreading The Hammersteins, a bio8raphy ofthe Americi
GandaLf in rhe Lord ofthe Rin85 trito8y theatre fami[y written by Oscar Andrew Hammer5tein.
and Ma8neto in x-Men,
Who's your favourite historical character?
Perhaps WiLLiam Shakespeare.
Sir Ian McKellen agreed to be interviewed especially
for English File.kead the interview and write a heading
from the list below in eaclr section.
2
What time do you usually 8et up in the morning?
YoUR ABlLlTIES lf l am Working, up one hour before l have to leave
'get
the house, lf l am not Workin8, and l Went to bed {ate the
YOUR WORK EXPERlENCES night before, l get up at about 10 in the mornin8.

YoUR HoME How much time do you spend a day on the internet?
l can very easi[y spend three or four hoUrs on the internet
YOUR LlFESTYLE answering emails, readingthe news, etc.lthink ofthe
YOUR PLACES internet as a Wonderful encyc[opaedia of information.

YoUH*5+E5 HoW do you f€lax?

l enjoy a late night sudoku, but especiatly being With friend

Read the interview again. Then mark the sentences

T (true) or F (false). Say wlry
tlre F ones are false.
3
What'5 your favourite room in the house?
l He bęcame an actor when he was a student, Perhaps the LiVing room Where l cook and eat, and from
2 He lives outside London. Where l can See the River Thames in London,
3 He gets up early every day. What do you atways have on your desk?
4 He's never been to India. l aLways haVe too many letters, paper5, and books Which

5 He spends a long tinre on the internet every day, are Waitin8 for me to read.

6 Hę read Tlrc Lotrl of the Rings Do you have any pets? l tove dogs, but l can't have one
when he was young, becaUse l'm often away from home.
7 His desk isn't very tidy.
8 He doesn't like animals.
9 He relaxes by playing games.
l0 He doesn't have anv ambitions.
4 2 VOCABULARY revision: word groups
What languages do you speak? a Put thcse words from the interview in the right column.
lonly speak En8LiSh, but I can remember a
Little of the French l learned at schoo[, go to bed living room

can you play a musical instrument? No,

ls there somethin8 you Would like to learn
to do? Yes - many things, e.8. to Sin8
wel[, to p[ay the piano, and to speak foreign
Ianguages.

5
What's your favourite place in London?
l tove the River Thames and the views from its

many bridges.
b Witlr a partner, add thrce nore words to each column.
Where are you going to go for your next
hotiday? l'm going to go to ndiaforthefirst
time in FebrUary. 3 PRONUNCIATION revision: sounds
What'5 the most beautifuI city you've ever
a Look at sorne words fron the interview, wl-riclr word has a
visited? lcan't chooSe between Edinbur8h,
different sound?
Prague, and Venice,
uff
6 aJ sclrtl<ll clrotlse ctlok totl

&'"\
What Was yourfirstjob?
The first money learned as a professionaI iirst eatn wo],st ycJr
actor Wa5 When ] Was a student at cambridge
University in 1959. lplayed sma[tparts in
audio recordings of Shakespeare's p[ays. laffi; slv wait cłn't favourite
When did you first read The Lord of the Rings? g
-aę
l read it first When l Was preparing to play fi,iends n-rlrry pcople ever
Ganda[f in the moVie trilogy,

"w
What was the best and Worst thing about
errjoy bliclge dot languages

A
filming The Lord of the Ring9?
l he beSt thin8 aboLt filming Wds discoverin8
the countryside and peop[e of New Zea[and.
But the Wolst thing Was IiVing aWay from hour lrone pcrlraps hardly

&
home for a year or more.
thirrg three the th ink

W informllioIl ..llooI rrldilionrI profc.tional

b 5 56,) Lisręn Jnd cl]eck, Pt,acrise.l) ing thę rłords.

4 GRAMMAR & SPEAKING

revision: question formation
Without looking back at the interview, try to remember the
questions for tlrese answers.
l Perliaps William Shakespeare.
2 I'm going to go to lndia fol tlre first tinre in February.
3 I onlv spcak English..,
4 I can't choose betu,eerr Edirrburgh, Prague, arrdVenice.
5 l rcad it filst rvhen I was preparing to play Garidalf...

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b Complete the sentences with these verbs.
c very slower
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a study b studing c studying
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