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She veples al slaying Wilh lhe bus wold be crepe, Total Hstening marks = 25 Speaking Tor essessment and marking guide, see page 211 Tenses A Present simpl frequency and adverbs of 1 1 The food always tastes delicious. 2 It e-seually poplar with fares, 2 Some of is frends never e3t meat 4 The Atsurn is surly quiet 5 The service fs semctines slow at een Chloe eftan has lunch wth fer mother on Fridays. 1) Inthe present simple, adyesbs of frequency go alter the verb to be aid before other verbs. always go to bed late. ine remount issu cron Toten foe tite, Une lood is alas realy geod 50 Lusually have « meal Tisuatly enjoy the work ustomet ace sorsctinies ride )Sugestert answers: {often go shopping with my fisns Talays der my homework 1 mney play tennis, | sometimes go to the cinema Tsay spend some tite tn an fray always goto school, I never ga swienming. B Present simple and present continuous a) 1B 2D 3A 4c A 2D 3B 4c are you doing? “m looking works No you look takes “ne plajlag ‘mhot doirg “There ate two hows and a ga ‘he gi is Standing up ard she's wearing a kircand a esa, Shs talking &>a boy with fai hai, They both look hap The other boy his dark hale tow. e's stending wnder a eos and he's taling on a mobile + Hes weacing jeans and a t-shirt. Dy Siggese aswer ive ane ty by sono yl. I Usa tney“e fiencts, One of| the bags is standing up. He has fir hair and hes weaeing a tshirt and jeans He’ taking a pic‘ure ofthe gi. The gins slsn standing ne anid sh woanine a shirt and a tht Saws holding latge oag. "he other boy has dack aie Hes siting under eee and fet reading a book, TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - TEST 6 AND GRAMMAR BANK AUOHI 's waving, seems ‘having Do you Can you remember don’t want, ‘a watching ' siting, ook has 's waiting, hates © Present perfect and past simple 8 1 ahem in the foal ream for tee weeks D 2 havent scored «poly. a 3 (veeaent aft z 41 How long base you sunporce the team? 5 5 Hase you ever been In another ean? a 9 1 we havent dene yet 2 we've had a party 3 Wehaven't made she pizas yet 4 Tye kwh the emer or years 5 tvemever been tne & We shaver ough one 7 tvealeady done tht Ana ve [us courted the plates ans gases 10 a) A just, never all © yet bt Sit 2 yet 3 Toe 4 ine 5 never betore 5 areaty “ a) 1 past simple 2 resent perfect dn sentence 1, the spester has stopped walting, bt a “ve been ad ‘vehad havent ariven, rad went enjoyed re Have you been nas shone we ke naven’t swum haven’ sem D Past simple, past continuous and past perfect 18 a) 2. The man always Jet a key under the mat because cace ie Had lest his Key. ing the news when 7 man walked in. B » D_ We use while + past continuous for an action which happened vera pesiod at Lime. E We use wher + past simple fora short action. 6 ID 2€ 3E 4E 5A 66 7 1. she realised she hal missed it. 2. The tain had already leit 3s Thecause she has missed three classes because he had already spent all his weeny. Paul badn‘t played in front ot such 3 big erowe before 6 «but they had sold thera al 7 Unda had never den 1 horse before. hadn't been spent Eepe sid Gant take were ding tall were looking basen’ foun give E used to 4 1 Yes. 2No 3A 48 (0 talk about a habit in the pase which as no longer tue 20 1 used to play the plano, play -he gui 2. used 1» go suring, go Skiing 4 used to paint petores. tke phategraphs 4 Weed {9 play the saxophone, play the drums §) uied to go swimming, play lente 2 1 used to 2 tage 1 didn't use 4 tosee 5 didneuse F The future Fy A 2 aR 40 SA 24 1 ends 2 Vm going to dey 3 rilge 3 Nevin coming, Hn working 5 begins 6 maot go.ng to do 2 Tirun back § auives 9 won't have 10 are you do.ng, ‘m B Th 2h $A 4A 5B GA 78 You'l enjoy PMD TEACHER’S GJIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GRAMMAR BANK Modal and semi-modal verbs A Obligation and permission: must/needn’t/should/may/can 1E 2¢ 3G 4n 5 64 shouldn't peed start show Bs Requeals an offers 0 a 1R 20 3R 40 SO 6R 7R 1b) Tae polite equests are Land 2 1 Would you Tend me your eamers? 2 Could you help me do te shopping? 3 Would you get me a stamp? 4 Could you giveme a it nome? IN Saggestnd answer Gan you open the window? Hon tT casty one of your bags? Will you turn your music down? Shall [help you cook dinner” ‘Could Lhave some more time to do my tomework? Advice and suggestions “Hou aniapo ww You should go to the mountains to. You eould go to the lakes ts. by very strong <> not strong. You must You showian't You could You ought ta HL ere you, a ‘You should ©. Suggested aswers: Yan cont ny? same clethes You Should bing 3 sunhat It were you, T2 go suring ‘You ugh to fake Fer to the pack ‘You shuld’ buy the nest expensive one WL were you, Fl go to a sports shop. ‘You must sce the new Harey Potter Hin, Verb forms A Passives 4 Yes be past pantie 5 recommencte it pve her tok her pulled her ‘was weleomed weg 3% warshown 4 wat taken 5 wasollered B Verbs followed by -ing and/or infinitive love, enjoy intend, plan to buy fopaising tonidy seeing to play. applying toupset touse v Do you enjoy listening to music? Awelve cecided Lago 1 the eincma 7 I promised to ti # ‘We ageeed to meet atthe park entrance the work y Fray MOneUNEg BONEN vag Conditional sentences A First conditional, if and unless: re: situations ‘Ts wi furure and the present simple Unies means if mot 1 2 a 1 shall we do, mlss 2 is will eave 8 ‘llartive, don’e stop 4 finish, Thgive S willbe, don't go 6 decide, ring won't ike olf is a Tithere isnt 2Unkss 3509s 4 don't miss 5 ts A. Suppose aves vim going #0 go 0 the const unless the weathers bad, 2 Yor, if Lhave enough money. 3 Lope so, HF work hacd / 1 hope so, unless [get too nervous, B Second conditis situations Bee bad, woul earn would stay, didn't have to spoke, woul ask ‘ould go, ke Haiew, would help vere, would 13 02D 3b 4A 5G 66 TE TEACHER'S SUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GRAMMAR BANK Interrogatives Making questions ‘Where Whe whet How many why What which Bg vomewung tot tine de you start seboot? ‘When did you last cook 3 ines? Have you eve: Been to Africa? ‘What kird of music do you lke? ‘What are you ding atthe weekend? {Will English be useful For you? p ainsi Did you go ave you taken Are you ‘wala you nie Da you g Were you cooking Are you going Can you babssit euaneseng Reported speech Reporting statements and questions 51 a) 1 Paeyeutsiuple 2 Question a) bb) Casked Liew vehal they thought aroat the new spores centee and ll they liked it 1 past simple 2 a) when reporting 3 wh question 82 44) The sports centre s very uy but people wl definitely use it [hates the old pact but Ive already sium In the aes one siutoe and Vm going again soon present Simpl, present perect, present continuous b) One rau tuld mre that the spurts centre was very ugly buy people would use it. A woman sald she had hated the old ool but she had already swum in the new one twice and slue ao guitys aye! U0 present simple & past smgle Di fotane we ast simgle > past peers Drescnt perfect > past pert Drescat Conliauaes > past continues £2 ‘howd 2 Shalt Laon't hhave you been con't we have A meet you Tim hoping nownnd Shall Ace you going do vou want should 1 Wall you be Nouns, pronouns and determiners A Articles 85 Aa Wine 58. The Pike the 4a Se Gthe Tone wihe B Personal pronouns and possessives 57 3) 1 yeu, her 2 mine, ate 3 yeu by I,me,my, mine you, you, your, yours fe, him, is, ni she, her, her, har 58 1 ae 2 bees 3 she hea oi & me 9 1 oars 2 his 3 theirs Countable and uncountable nouns 60 O10 26 3U 46 sv 6c b) A Countable B Countable © Uncountable DB Uncouncahie E Countable F Countable G Uncourtable a 1 Cull you give ine vue ftermarion about the town? 2. have thrce fascurite dishes. 2° There sno butiee in the indge. 4 The views ftom the lop of the mountain ate amazing, §) Jack has biack air. 6 Thoteis to» mich ral this cup of coffee. 62 1 How uch money do you have 2. How many brothers and asters do you have? 3 Howe much fruit do you sat How many languages do You speak? 5) How many CDs de you own? 6 How much time did you spend TEASHEA'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GRANMAR BANK a1 26 3G 4m su 6G 7U Bt b) With plural countable nouns: several, nany, 3 Tew ‘with uncountable nouns only: much, 4 bile ‘ith plural and unconntable sowné 2 ot af, lots af, much several site Some, litle atew fmueh lots of 2g cuaenenng No. Every isn't lollowed by of te ota plura! noun, Yes Ye. Fach all all cach 66 who Bwhece which D whose o © 28 4A 48 SD 6c 7A 8D F Relative clauses 68 1B 26 3A cy 1A 2F 3B 4D SC 66 Adjectives and adverbs A. Comparatives and superlatives 7 Las 2 seexpansive ay 3 citing than, 4 ean 7 1 Cairo is hotter than Pans 2 Golf n't as dangerous as seang, 4A helicopter isn’t fas as an aeroplane. A ABiesele b cheaper tan a eotorke Snow is culder than tain 6 A hior isha tall a gate x 2 Siding s Une most eangezous. 3 An aeroplane ie the fastest 4A biesele isthe cheapest 5. Snow isthe cavcert, 6 guadie isthe tales TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GRAMMAR BANK the sunniest better the tallest the most popular Sequencers: first, then, next, etc. before/after ihe night before After a while {ater In the afternoon aeera 2e 41 dg Sb 6h 7e SA OF DF too and enough naagh g--3 a ie These shoes are tno small epee. They ust my feet v My brothers not old enough to drive car 7 T can't move this cupboard, 18 son heavy eau big eng too strong enough fall encugl Prepositions of time and place A Prepositions of time a ain » 83 Viv Zon 3in 4a Su oa in Sat im Won lin B Prepositions of place a TA 26 3A 48 $B sc 7D Connectives A because, as, since, but, although, while, 50 85 but 2 Although 3 0 4 because bande) A “because, a, since B bot although 85 1G 2B 3C 48 B Saying when things happen: when, while, until, before/after, as soon as ea TB 2G 3A 4A Sc 6a 78 29 1 utd 2 assoonas 3 beloce 4 ater © before/atter -ing 1 aa make sure you have en Till your ear b) 1 answer she question amer weitiag pla fine a towel refore having a shovrer have jurch after going sunning buy the tickets before arriving at the concert chek yeur bank account before buying somethirg expensive 6 tur the TV off efare going to bed D so0/such (that) 92 Aso Bou 93 oa sch along such « such a poring So hortiole such a 5 Meee il Expressions with lar or opposite meaning A Reading Part 1 4 Is 29 38 48 sD 6D 75 88 95 WD » 1 not che sime meaning 28 Ps The price of perl 1s cooning denen ‘Ko thought the test as very 005 Anata Jefused to end ner frend some ma.aey Linda sl that her tin hal arived late remembered to buy a present tor my sisters birthlay Our howe isquits fa from the etry cea L was surprised that te bag was slight. Sonia tnaugte the film wer rather bors © Reading Part 5 4 1 2D 3A 4B Se 6C 7A 8D Words you see in signs and notices AA Reading Part 1 discount, bookings cancel, expected appointments, inside switch off, ws? assistant, apply ‘charge, et Word-building A Compound nouns 6 facaland farm, land wwoedlana ‘weed, and ahind See Bi 7 1 alm siars 2 allie ights 2 stn ream 4 toothache 5 tcavdl agency & seatbele 7 sports centre also bell lagen iam Checkin ‘rush Gel fale B Forming adjectives o success valucless, valuable "ucky catetul, careless painful, pales tiny beaunful ‘cmos, comfortable slonaless, cloudy neil Helpless hist TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GRAMMAR BANK/GENERAL VOCABULARY BANK 1 1 careful 2 success 4 pales 4 elptal 5 ditty 6 ules 8 beautiful % thirty 10 dowdy © Adjectives ending in -ed or -ing 2) The weiter excited ane then disappointed, The book i arnasing 1b) We use sing adject things. Wie use -af adjectives for teelings 2s te give opinions of people and bering supnied Toteresting amazing Interested encited tired ing Time expressions present the latest time’ the same time the end fist That computes Is longer available Because a new one has zecently come oul Tickets won't be avaiable befote Sunday, We avec In Geneee fie vn works Please give me the book sack by Monéay: The delivery wil be rad ime thaa te days ‘There are adverts on the TV wery 18 minutes, Books can be herreneed for na longer than three wees. ve gota css now but PM see you alterwards Prepositions A Preposition + noun 16 Tby Zin gon don Sin fin B Adjective + preposition 1 cul IC 2B 3A 4% Sc 6B 76 HA © Verb + preposition 40 camsiss 20 Vito 2ef 3on 4m 2 Dior 2= Fin dabow S- Bhan Tou Sion D Verb + preposition/adverb 22 Te 2A 3B 4D Sfor Strom 7of 8 with 1 led in the form as soon ay | recelved I She fo0s off her “oat etore she sa dover, Led lock uo al the monde i ow the acionary Look out! There’ a cor comlag. ‘We found out that oer greatagrandpacents ere rsh That sett doesn't go with your est That shop puts Its pulces up every week, Te tlewes got ineo the building through a broken winds, Topic vocabulary bank Celebrations presanrg, ssecorated bands el erat Education Mommwoey ey maths geography history technology history maths ‘geoxraphy lechaclogy biology ar T gap 2 splied 3 interested a 5 8 TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - GENERAL/TOPIC vocARULARY RANK FEIOED m 2 $ * 8s 3 3 8 a 38 20 3F 4A SE called ‘ind Snopes aes place speci actor Shane eenaneuneg Environment and the natural world 32 TC 26 3B 4A SC 6A Exercise and health 35 weep fit take exercise 0 Jogging swmmany, te at healthy food ‘give up eating sweets join asm ‘dak Less cotter valk everywhere Food Ea ‘Across Down a tite 1 dee 4 np 2 buter 5 bicabat = 3 veal 9 immer 6 Hour to shee 7 lunch 13 chocolate cake 13 mak 41 Snack 12 chips 14 eas 38 1 chocolate Frit 2 pepeer~ Meat 3 bread Places to et 4 suger —Veyetces 3 diet Meals 6 eleebtents— va reseacrant 20 1 had nooked 2 hooked at 3 tor 4 adn’ exen 5 ad out 6 ssked for 7 sot 5 have Holidays and travel “1 8), In the mountains walking, sking, climbing At the coast: swimming in the se, sailing, lying on the beac, surfing In the city: sightsccing, shopping, visting mascucas 2 a euomeunng by att: aeroplane, male, helicopter, balloon: By roud: ambulance, bevel, Dus, car, feet mororbike, ca coach iy ses boat, batlows, ship, Ferry ave stopped checkin, showed changed Doazced aid up fandes House and home Living room: sofa, collee taste, bookvase, cushion, television Iedroom: hed. pills, wardrobe, slesk, chest of drawers Kitchen: iidge, sink, oven, wasting machine seeng seen Languages and national “ By lighlamp custains/blinds faphoad Suggest ans Ils made of catton or weal and t covers che Foor is made af metal. You twist the top of ito got water is made of cotton. People use Io cry themselves, ‘They are usualy square and wot, They are often on armchairs or safes ‘Agentina, America, Bueaos Airs, Spanish Laypt Africa, Calto, Arable Nev ealand, Austedlasia, Wellington, English Ching, asia, being, Madani Media weg ‘Words going down in the grid: page, jourrais, article, arvood, easter Words going across in the grid: author, review, avertsement, headline, publish, crossword, fet on, .oroscop> icuonatise advectsement Grosses author torascope review Fietior ails Music 54 Rock hand: drums, electric gurer, elernec keyboant Orchestra: flute trumpet, eand piano, violin PEN TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - TOPIS VOCABULARY BANK 85 Thies # plete of rock hank pertorming Hea concert ere desis peoplein the bond ha women and ious men Ie singer ‘bin the mile of the picture and he swearing Hack clothes, fles singing into microphone, whist ison ata ip font of him, Hes plating towed ty audience wath is fe hand In he Sackgroun teres mam orth short har seancing sp plang tne neyboara Un the nghtot the picture thee aze Gwe Suan Sth of them ace vescng hats. There's aman standing om se Tet of he esa player bo paying the lla, 3e aso singing into. misionaons Suggested ase: Thea peture ofa rock bank perforig live at a coneert. There ‘te sn people in the band ne oman and five men. The singee isin the midae of the picture and he bs wearing white dates ‘heluuingino's misfophone whvea eon snd is net of fur, Hes pointing tosas ne cellng with rihe har n the ckgrow melee nan ata sn7e ha sarah up shin the Keyboard. On the left othe pctare there ae eo gute One of thems wearing a hat, Teres 9 women standing on the wtf He keyboaed player, eho fs playing the gua. People and clothes 37 Fain dark, curly, long short, fs suaight Skin: pale, dak ir Height tal stort 58 » Usually worn by women: skit, blouse tights, dress Worn by men and wemen: boots, gloves, vente, cof, hel Jacket, shorts, trainers b 42 cotton blouse, @ cotton dress, x cotton skirt, cotton shorts, | ‘owtoa lacker 2 nylon dghts 4 lpather gloves a leather helt, leather boots, 4 a silk biotse, a silk year, sik gloves,» silk jacket 5 tswoollen swecter, a weollen sear, a woollen Jacket, woollen lowes 59 Descriptio 1 Picuare B Description 2~ Picture A by Seggeted anes Tes tal and lies weal Janse. in ak i Weuh ua aia Ls wearing jeans witt a lenge elt a white thir a datk jacket and ‘walters, e's Hokciig 3 baszball natin hs hand. Places around town and understanding directions pavement Pde Host satay Bayou ‘crossroads(theate a bridge straight on bone oveunng Shopping and money e 1 change 2 spent 3 ccedit cand 3 com 5 borrowed 6 discount 7 note 8 afford Basketball: bal, net Rugoy: Bal, goalpost, helmer Cricket: ball bat, elmet Hockey: ball goalpest, be, net, sek Volleyball: ball, net Baseball: tall, Dat, helmet, love ht ick dnp pass cach aomwung Technology and communicat memory keyboard qoceene ly 2x 34 4k Sv 6K Work and jobs a a) 1 curs, halearesser repais, mechanic sels, newsagent ‘grows, farmer srrtes, ouralist rons, nurse flies, plot seed asisiant Helshe dives a car He/She serves fond Her Shie pate pcan, He'She acts in pays and films He/She writes computer programmes. Hehe sells meat » TEACHER'S GUIDE AND ANSWER KEY - TOPIC VOCABULARLY BANK [GER

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