ee ist ciate Pre-Intermediate www.oup.com/elt/headwayheadway Pre-Intermediate Workbook with key John and Liz Soars Sylvia Wheeldon OXFORD ‘UNIVERSITY PRESSUNIT Tenses 1 Recognizing tenses 4 2 Choosing the correct form 5 3 Correcting mistakes 5 Question forms. 4 Making questions with auxiliaries 5 5 Making questions with do / does / did 5 6 Question words 5 7 Which question word? 6 8 Word order 6 9 What + noun, How + adjective or adverb 6 Reading 10 If you can't master English, try Globish 7 Pronunciation 11 Phonetic symbols 8 Vocabulary 12 Words with more than ‘one meaning 9 Checkit 13 Correcting mistakes 9 14 Listening 9 Present Simple 1 Lifestyles 10 2 Making questions u 3 Making negatives uw 4 Short answers W 5 Spelling of the third person singular rs Present Simple or Continuous? 6 Spelling of the present participle 12 7 Choosing the correct form 2 8 What does she do? or What is she doing? 12 have /have got 9) Making statements and 13 10 Short answers 3 Vocabulary 11 have+ noun = activity 4 Pronunciation 12 -sat the end of aword 4 Check it 13 Correcting mistakes 1s 14 Listening 15 Co Past Simple 1 Choosing the right verb 16 2 Making negatives 16 3 Making questions 7 4 Short answers 7 5 Pronunciation 7 6 Prepositions of time 18 7 Time expressions 18 Past Continuous 8 Forming the Past Continuous 18 9 Past Continuous in stories 18 Past Simple or Continuous? 10 Choosing the correct form 19 Vocabulary 1 Adverbs 20 Check it 12 Correcting mistakes 20 13 Listening 20 Shops 1 John’s shopping trip 2 Count and uncount nouns 2 aor some? 21 3 chocolate or a chocolate 22 Expressions of quantity 4 some or any? 2 How much? or How many? 2 6 much, many, oF alot of? 2B 7 a fewor alittler B 8 something, someone, ‘or somewhere? 23 CONTENTS Articles 9 aan or the 4 10 No articles Py) 11a, the, or nothing? u Vocabulary 12 Clothes m4 13 Spelling of plural nouns 25 Reading 14 Kids’ bedrooms are their Kingdoms 25 Pronunciation 15. Weak and strong stress 6 Check it 16 Correcting mistakes % 17 Listening %6 Verb patterns 1 How ambitious are you? a 2 Hopes and ambitions cy 3 Infinitive or ~ing? 2B 4 Asking questions B would like to(do) or like (doing? 5 Would you,..? or Do you...? a 6 Choosing the correct form 23 7 would lke or like? B will, going to, or Present Continuous? 8 Offers and decisions 0 9 What's going to happen? 20 40 Arrangements 30 11 Choosing the correct form = if Vocabulary 12 -ed f-ing adjectives a Pronunciation 13. Confusing vowel sounds 2 Check it 14 Correcting mistakes 15 Listeningre Describing people, places, and things 1 An email from Australia 33 What...like? 2 What is/are... lke? 33 ‘Comparatives and superlatives 3 Forming comparatives and superlatives cy 4 Opposite adjectives. uM 5 asor than? 34 6 as... asor notas... az 35 Reading 7 The London Eye 35 Vocabulary 8 Synonyms and antonyms 36 Pronunciation 9 How many syllables? ‘36 Check it 10 Correcting mistakes 37 AL Listening. 37 Present Perfect 1 Famous people past and present 38 2 Making questions 39 3 Short answers 39 4 Making negatives 39 5 Tense review 39 6 Past participles 40 7 foror since? 40 Vocabulary 8 Word endings — adjectives 40 Reading 9 Using the correct tense 41 10 Asking questions 41 Pronunciation UL Word stress 42 Check it 12 Correcting mistakes 42 13 Listening 42 have to 1 has fo / doesn’ have to 4B 2 have to B 3 Making questions 44 4 Short answers 44 5 Making positive and negative sentences “ should 6 Giving advice 45 7 Asking for advice 45 have to or should? 8 Using the correct form 45 must 9 must for strong obligation or advice 45 Reading 10 Fired from his job 46 Vocabulary 11 Men and women 47 12 Job descriptions v7 Pronunciation 13 Words that rhyme 7 Check it 14 Correcting mistakes 48 15 Listening, 48 Present Simple or wilft 1 Choosing the correct form 49 Conditional clauses 2 Making questions 50 3 Making negatives 50 4 ifor when? 50 Time clauses 5 Present tense or future? St 6 Joining sentences SI 7 Choosing the correct conjunction 3 8 Tenses and time expressions ‘52 Vocabulary 9 Verb + preposition ‘52 10 Adjective + preposition 52, Reading 11 Travelling at the speed of ight $3 Pronunciation 12. Ways of pronouncing -ea- 54 Check it 13 Correcting mistakes 54 14 Listening, 54 The passive 1 Forming the passive 55 2 Making questions 56 3 Short answers 36 4 Making negatives 56 5 Local news stories 57 Active and passive 6 Notices 58 7 Active or passive? 58 Vocabulary 8 Preposition + word 59 Pronunciation 9 Sentence stress ‘59 Check it 10 Correcting mistakes 60 11 Listening. 60 Second Conditional I Alfie's dreams 61 2 Making questions 61 3 Sharmista’s dreams 62 4 Short answers: 62 S If... 62 might 6 might = will + perhaps ce) 7 Choosing the correct form 63 8 Worries 63 9 Trying to decide 64 Pronunciation 10 Words that sound the same 64 Vocabulary 1) Phrasal verbs 65 Check it 12 Correcting mistakes 65 13 Uatening 6 Present Perfect Simple 1 Present Perfect and Past Simple 66 2 Present Perfect with yet and already 66 3 Questions and short answers 67 4 been or gone? o7 Present Perfect Continuous 5 What has Ann been doing? 67 6 Making questions 7 ‘Tense review 7 Choosing the correct tense 68 8 A conversation between old friends 68 9 Forming the correct tense 68 Reading 10 The girl who reads aloud ° Vocabulary 11 Hot verbs — go and come 69 Pronunciation 12 Vowel sounds and spelling 70 Check it 13 Correcting mistakes a 14 Listening a TSC Tapescripts 80 Answer key 85Tenses * Questions * Words with more than one meaning Pronunciation ~ Phonetic symbols ee Tenses 1 Recognizing tenses Complete the texts using the verbs in the box. Pour MUL C) i LOO LC m Dae? ‘Vanessa (I}____ from Hong Kong. She (2) __ mathematics at the Univesity of Newcastle in the north of England. 1) the people very much. They are warm and friendly. When frst (4) |1was very worried, but | soon (5) __ friends. (6) _____ ona campus. it takes me» five minutes to walk to the city centre, where I can shop, or go to cafés and clubs. often (7) ______ sport here ~ squash and table tennis. (8) ____ fora jobina bank ‘hen fish. Maybe herein Newcastle. Who knows?” [has studied speaks emigrated wasbom ‘going was ‘doing ERT Acie OE inGermany, but he (2) ____ to Boston, USA with his parents when he (3) ______ six yearsold. He(4)_____twossisters. He (5) ___ three languages - German, English and Russian. ‘1(6) law at Harvard from 2000-2004, Now I (7) international studies at the Sorbonne in Paris. After the course, (8) Russia cart wait to see the Hermitage Museum in St Petersburg” got helps Yegoingtotrain Yestaying are doing ONE Nick and Carol 1} ___ voluntary work in Kenya fora year. They (2) ‘married last year, but decided to live abroad before starting their careers. They 3) fromall over the world. Carol English, and Nick(6)____ local people to build schools and A'S “The kids (7) ___ football says Nick, ‘and now they/ve got areal pitch to play on? Se ‘When Nick and Carol go back to England, they (8}____ tobe teachers. 4 Unit + Getting to know you2. Choosing the correct form Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 I'mspeaking /I speak / I'm speak three languages: French, Spanish, and English. 2A Where does Hans come / Hans come /is Hans coming from? B He's Swiss. He comes from Zurich. ‘A. What you do/ do you do/ are you doingtonight? B I'mgoing out. 4A Where's George? B He has/’s having / havea shower. ‘A. What means this word / does mean this word/ does this word mean? Tdon’t know. Look it up. A. Doyou want a cigarette? B No, thanks. 1 dow't smoke / no smoke / smoke not. 7 Last year I went/go / was goto ‘America on holiday. 8 How long you stay /did you stay / stayed youin America? 9 The weekend was boring. no do / didn’t / didn’t do anything, 10 A I’'mgoing to university next year. B What are you going to/ you going t0/ do youstudy? Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences, 1 At the weekend I'm usually go swimming, ‘Are you enjoy the party? We can't play tennis because it rains, How many sisters you have? Ino understand what you're saying. What you do tonight? ‘What time you get home last night? Last weekend I see some friends and we have a meal. 9 I’m go see my friends tonight. We go to the cinema. 10 Tmloving English food. I’s wonderfull Question forms 4 Making questions with auxiliaries Write Yes / No questions for these sentences. 1. She's French. 2 Iesraining, 3. They’reat school. 4 They're learning English, 5 You're tired. 6. Shewas at home last night. 7 Vm right. 8 He was born in 1960. 9 We're going to see Jim. Making questions with do / does / did ‘Write Yes / No questions for these sentences. Do youlike music? You like music. She comes from France. They livein a flat You take sugar in tea. leche French? She watched a film last night. Itstarted at 8,00. You want to gohome. 1 2 3 4 5 Ispeak English well. 6 7 8 9 Heworks hard. Question words ‘Match the questions in A with the answers in B. AS = 1 What do you do? 2 Who did you go out with lastnight? ‘Where do you live? ‘When's your birthday? ‘Why are you wearing a suit? How many students are there in the class? How much did you pay for your shoes? How are you? Whose is this money? 10 Which newspaper do youread? Fifty dollars, Twenty-five. Fine. And you? Maria and Pedro. tma teacher. The Times. Ws today! mur its mine. tna flat in the centre of town. j Because Ive got an interview, Unit] + Gettingtoknow you 57 Which question word? Complete the conversation with question words, Kate Hi, Dad. Dad Morning, Kate. (1) Kate Fine, thanks. A bit tired. Dad didn't hear you come home last night. are you today? (2) ____ time did you get in? Kate About 11.00. Dad (3) _____ did you go? Kate Just round to Beth’s house. Dad Oh! There’sa letter for you on the table, Kate Oh! (4) it from? Dad 1 don't know. Open it and see. Kate Oh! Dad (5) Kate Nothing. It's from Luis in Spain. Dad. That’ interesting, Kate He says he’s coming to England soon. Dad (6) ? Kate Because he’s going to study English. ’s the matter? Dad (7) “she going to stay? Kate Here in London, Dad (8) school is he going to? Kate He doesn't know yet. Dad (9) is he coming? Kate Next week. Dad You must invite him round. (10) don’t you write back and invite him to Sunday lunch? Kate OK, I will. Thanks, Dad. 6 Unit] + Getting to know you 8 Word order Put the words in the correct order to make questions. Then answer the questions about you. 1 you /last / get / for / what / birthday//did / your /? 2. is/ who / teacher / your / English /? 3 parents / moment / where / your / the / at / are /? 4 cinema // you / go / last / when / did / the /to/? 5 learning / you / why / English / are /? 6 you/ how/to/ come/ school / do /? 7 brothers and sisters / you / many / have / how / do/? 9 What + noun, How + adjective or adverb Match a question word in A with a word in B and aline in C. Then answer the questions about you. el c time shoes do youttake? colour | did you get up this morning? far do youread? How | tall isit from your house to the town centre sort are you? What | much isyour hair? ‘often | do-you go swimming? sie does a hamburger usually cost? long ‘of music do you like? newspaper | does your English lesson lst? weraueeneReading 10 Ifyou can't master English, try Globish 1 Read the text and answer the questions. 1 What sort of English is Globish? 3 Complete the questions. 1 k for? 2. Who speaks it? iho eres 3. Write the full conversation between the Korean and ae the Colombian, 2 good English? 4. How does Jean-Paul Nerriére describe Globish? 5. What language did the hundred colleagues speak in? Yes excellent English, 6 Why didn't they understand Jim and Bill? 3 How. 2 1,500. 2. Find words in the text which mean ... 7 4 When 1 theact of traveling from one place to another —— 2. aperson who makes or thinks of something new While he was ata meeting in Paris. 3. the most important part of something 5 What 2 4 the people who you work with : : 5 people who learnt English as their first language A version of Globish to help the English understand, It happens all the time. You are at an airport, and the man on your left, who is maybe Korean, starts talking to the man opposite, who is maybe Colombian, and soon they are talking in what seems to be English: “Where you fly? ‘Paris. You?” “Igo New York business. ‘When arrive?” ‘Four tomorrow in afternoon.” ‘Children? “One boy, two girl. You?” ‘No. Only girlfriend? “OK, Have good journey.” “Thanks. And you.’ ‘They don't know if, but the Korean and the Columbian are speaking Globish. es inventor, a Frenchman called Jean-Paul Nerriére, doesn’t see it asareal language. By Daniel Klune * International Herald Tribune ‘Teisn’t a language, its a tool, a means ‘of global communication. Iva sort of “English lite’ ~ simple language that people all over the world can. ‘understand, “The language spoken all over the world, by 88 per cent of the people, is not exactly English, but it works; it does the job.” Nerri¢re, who retired from the computer giant, IBM, speaks excellent English. The main feature of Glabish is that ic has only 1,500 words. Grammar isn't important. He had the idea while he ‘was at a meeting in Paris. Before the meeting, one hundred colleagues from over forty diferent countries were talking in a sort of English. Everyone was happy, and everyone understood. Then the two American speakers arrived to talk to the group. They began by saying “Hi, 'm Jin? *Hi, I'm Bill” but after thae no one understood a word they said. And the Americans had diffculey understanding other people in the group. Thisis the problem. Do native speakers of English understand Globish? No worries. Nerrite is writing 2 version of Globish to help the English understand. Unit + Getting to know youPronunciation Tl Phonetic symbols 1 Phonetic symbols help with pronunciation. Write the words in B next to the correct phonetic symbols in A. A B 1 fmaubal/ ___. scissors 2 fdavry — __ mouse 3 Isto! — ‘chewing gum 4 Mheobrafy —__ diary 5 Avot{! — mobile 6 Ajusn gamy —_ watch 7 boli! _ hairbrush 8 /maos/ —— wallet 1@, Words with the same pronunciation GEER Some words have the same pronunciation, but a different spelling anda different meaning, Isis! see sea foal buy feud two ‘san! son 2. Write the other word (with a different spelling and meaning) for the words in phonetic symbols. A 8 1 Inavf | no 2 fava our 3 fran | right 4 Injus knew 5 Mhiof | here 8 Unit - Getting toknow you 3 Write the correct spelling. 1 Thave /tu:/ sanz 2. Doyou/nau! the answer? 3. Could you frat? your address down, please? 4. What did you /bav/ at the shops? 5 leant /sif you. Where are you? all” © ° 1@ Words with sitent tetters ‘Many words have letters which we write, but we don't pronounce. Msn listen Stacks talk Meant! write / right iforon! foreign fatlond/ island 4. Write the spelling of the words in phonetic symbols. Careful! They all have silent letters. Ja:nsol dmerid/ Ido: nasil dnerbal ‘Awenzdev enti! ‘naw evaununeVocabulary 12 Words with more than one meaning 1 Lookat the dictionary entries. In each sentence below, which of the definitions is kind an example off 1 Thind of like her. 2. Itwas very kindof you to help me. 3. What kind of music do you listen to? 1 kind /kamnd/ adj (kinder, kindest) caring about others; friendly and generous: a kind and helpful person » Be kind toanimals.» Thank you for your kind invitation. 2 kind /katnd/ n [C} a group of people or things that are the same in some way; a type or sort: This shop sellsall—« kinds of things.» What kind of house do you live in? 3 kind of (informal) alittle: He's kind of strange, but [like him, 2 Complete the sentences with a word from the box. Use each word twice with a different meaning. course fair match fine party ‘train cross suit miss leaves 1 ‘Howare you?"'I'm —_____, thanks? I gota parking today. £30. 2 Pmhavinga on Saturday. Can you come? Labour isa political in Britain, 3. Your tie is nice, but it doesn’ ‘your shirt. Did you see the football on TV last night? 4 Mysister has hair and blue eyes. ‘You gave her £20, and me nothing! That's not 5 Athletes have to very hard. I'm catching the at 10.00 in the morning. 6 ’'m going now. I don’t want to____ the train. I'm happy in London, but I my family. 7 I'm going to do an English in the summer. ‘Do you love me"Of___ I do? 8 The _____ on the trees are beautiful in autumn, My train ________at 9.00, so I don’t want to be late. 9 Puta tick if ts right, and a My father is very exams, if its wrong. with me beceuse [failed my Check it B Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 I'm coming from Portugal. 2. Where do she come from? 3 Ihave 27 years. 4. When you go bed last night? 5. What do you do last night? 6 Carlos spend too much money on designer clothes. 7 I studied for two years at school English. 8 ‘Who's bagis this?"‘It’s mine? 9. ‘Where you go on holiday this year?" ‘T'll go to Miami in August? 10. He have long blond hairs and blue eyes, 14 Listening Phoning a dating agency 1 Cathy has recently moved to London to start a new job. She wants to join a dating agency to find a boyfriend. Listen to the telephone conversation with someone from the dating agency. Are these sentences true () or false (X)? Correct the false ones. 1 Cathy comes from Scotland. 2. She moved to London two weeks ago. She doesn't have a Scottish accent. ‘She teaches science in a school near London, She has blue eyes and red hai She likes keeping fit. She doesr't like living in London, Her perfect man has blond hair. evans Put the words in the right order to make questions. Answer the questions. 1 calling / the/ why / Cathy /is / agency /? 2 she /her / did / when / job / star¢/? 3. the/ she / does / weekend / what / doing /at / like /? 4 tall /how/ she /is/? 5 does/ where / teach / she /? partner / how / perfect /old /is hee /? Unit + Gettingtoknow you 9Present tenses * have / have got * have + noun Pronunciation - -s at the end of a word oro Present Simple 1 Lifestyles Are the sentences about Alta, in Norway, and its citizens? doesn’t rise between November and January. 1 [1] The town lies inside the Arctic Circle, and the sun «# the Tuareg tribe in the Shara Desert? Write Aor 2 [1 The nomads live in the desert in North Africa. They travel by camel. They have goats, cows, and sheep. 3. (1 They live in tents. When visitors come, they put out carpets and cushions, and drink mint tea, 4 (1 People meet in the sports centre. In the evenings itis full of people doing aerobics classes and working out on the running machines, 5 C) The men wear the veil, not the women, and they never take it off, even when they eat. No one ever sees a man, without his veil. 6 (J Itisa society where women are free and independent. ‘They make their own decisions in life. 7 C inthe cafés, all the tables have strong lamps. These make people feel happier and help them to sleep. 8 [Alot of people find it difficult to sleep. Some people get confused, and arrive for tea with friends at 4 a.m. instead of 4pm. 9 (1 Insummer people go swimming in the fjord and have picnics in the country. 10 C] Most people are Islamic, but they don’t speak Arabic. They have their own language and alphabet. es eRe2. Making questions Here are the answers to some questions about the lifestyles in exercise 1. Write the questions, InAlta 1 Does the sunrise between November and January? No, it doesn’t. 2 Where In the sports centre. 3 —__in the sports centre? They do acrobics classes and work out. 4 Where le In the fjord. The Tuareg 5 How — By camel. 6 What animals J Goats, cows, and sheep. 7 Where Intents. 8 shen visitors come? ‘They put out carpets and cushions. 3. Making negatives Complete these negative sentences, InAlta 1 The people (not see) the sun for three months. 2 They {not sleep) very well. 3 Sometimes they (not arrive) at the right time, 4 They (not go) out much in winter. ‘The Tuareg 5 They (not live) in towns. 6 They (not speak) Arabi 7 Themen (not take) off their veils. 8 They (not make) decisions for the women. 4 Short answers Answer the questions about you. Use short answers, 1 Do you smoke? Yes, do / No, Idon't. 2. Do youlike science fiction? 3. Doyou dream alot? 4, Do youlisten to the radio? 5 Doyour parents read alot? 6 Does your teacher give you a lot of homework? 7 Does your schoo! havea swimming pool? 8 Doesit rain alot in your country? 5. Spelling of the third person singular ‘Write the third person singular of these verbs. 1 live lives 15 enjoy enjoys _ 2 work 16 buy ___ 3 speak 17 play 4 love 18 say ___ 5 make 19 have has 6 wash washes = 20 do = ___. 7 watch — 2 go 8 relax ____ 9 finish —___ 10 kiss ___. 11 carry carries — 12 study —__. 13 fy 4 try Unit2 + Thewaywelive 118 What does she do? or What is she doing? Look at the picture and answer the questions. Present Simple or Continuous? 6 Spelling of the present participle Write the -ing form of these verbs. read reading. swim slming. coming 14 run 15 begin Choosing the correct form Choose the form of the verb. 1 1 go/'m going to work now. Goodbye! 2 Tread /'m readinga book about astrology. 3 Tread /'m reading ots of books every yeat. 4. We go /"re going toa party on Saturday. 5 Nurses look / are looking after people in hospital. 6 Annie comes /’s coming from Ireland. 7 She comes /’s coming for dinner this evening. 8 I speak /'m speaking four languages. 9 Do you want / Are you wanting to go out tonight? 12 Unit2 + Thewaywe live Pm a taxi-driver.’ 1 What does Wendy do? She's a nurse. 2 Is she working in the hospital now? No, she isn't. 3 What's she doing? She's having dinner. 4 What does Frank do? 5 Ishe working in the restaurant now? 6 7 8 9 What's he doing? What does Tony do? Ishe drivinga taxi now! What's he doing? What does Lisa do’ Is she working in the kitchen now’ What's she doing?have / have got 9 Making statements and negatives 10 Short answers Look at the picture of Catherine's bedroom. Answer the questions about Catherine. Use short answers. 1 Does Catherine have an untidy bedroom? ‘Yes. she does, 2. Has she got posters on her walls? Yes, she has. 3. Has she got alot of clothes? 4 Does she havea camera? 5 Has she got a computer? 6 Does she havea lamp in her room? Answer the questions about you. 7 Have you got a DVD player? 8 Do you havea lot of money? 9 Have you gota di 10 Do you have a good English accent? Complete the sentences in two ways, once with has / doesn’t haveand once with ° got / hasn't got 1 She doesn’thave_a CD player. 4 She ___atelevision. ‘She _hasw't got__a CD player. She _____ a television. 2 She ___a tennis racket. 5 She _____ a computer. She _____atennis racket, She ___ a computer. 3 She_______alotofCDs. 6 She ___ an MP3 player. She __ alot of CDs. She ____ an MP3 player. Unit2 + The waywelive 1BVocabulary Pronunciation Tl have + noun = activity 12 -sat the end of a word 1, vocabulary spot 1 Haveis often used with a noun to express 1} sattheend of a word appears in... + plural nouns vee ot sion ee books trains houses a went to bed. : ' Where did you have lunch? shes a it Present Simple Havea good weekend! ets lives washes 2 Notice that, with meas, we do not usea. + possessive’s had breakfast / lunch. Pat’shouse John's car Liz's book GRR there are three pronunciations: /s/, /7/,and /7/. Complete the sentences with a form of haveand noun from the box. 1 Write the correct phonetic symbols /s/,/z/,and/iz/ at Seana ka Raa - the top of columns A-C. break diy game time journey Ard Bis cir 1 A. Bye, Mum. I’m going to the party now! cies} aes sae B Bye, darling, ____agood___! ‘Mick’ daughter Chrissteacher | Peters wife 2 Fmgoingto 7 a maths sandwiches | news aera laughs chooses wears imy alt Breed carey ‘the ship’ captain George's job Pam's hat 3. I've got my holiday photographs. Do you want to lights pieces hands a? 4A We're driving to Scotland tomorrow, B _____agood ____! hope the roads are clear. 5 Do you play ter a_—_ tomorrow? 6 Ineed a coffee. Can we Write these words in the correct columns in the table, 2 Would you lik wins RoseSsmother kisses Nout rou tk eo stops the dogsbed Jack's school Practise saying the words, now? 7 Thavea swimming pool so ifyou want to ) ny we often don't — 1 just come round, a Les 8 A Did you a good ______at the The food tastes teis/ nice. office, dear? What kinds katz! of ice-creamdo you have? B No, I didn’t. It was ter 9. Myboss is ofien angry with me, Today we le. an _____ because I was late for work. 10 1____a really strange _____ last night. dreamt I could fly 14° Unit2 + The way we live2 Practise saying these sentences. 1 2 3 My hands /haenz/ are cold. ‘What are your favourite subjects Isabdgiks?? ‘My dog understands /andasteenz/ everything. Brian collects /kaleks/ stamps. The film's good but it ends /enz/ very strangely. Ireland's /atalonz/ hotels are great, The facts /ieks/ are clear. My boyfriend's /botfrenz/ family are lovely. 3 Underline the words you hear. 1 2 3 4 5 like your friend / friends. The book's / books are interesting. The house is / houses are big. Thad a ham sandwich / ham sandwiches for lunch. My hands hurt /hand hurts, Check it B Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 2 3 we 7 8 9 10 ‘Tom drive 10 kilometres to work every day. ‘What languages does Helen speaks? I studying French at Aylesbury College. Trot like ish. Jack and Tommy is playing football in the garden. Thave a cup of tea always in the morning, Ryanair flys to over ninety European sities. Have you any brothers or sisters? Karen have always the latest designer jeans. Fiona no has any children. 14 Listening Alifein Australia 1 Jo lives in Aylesbury, England. Her old school friend, Nikki, emigrated to Brisbane, Australia, a year ago. Listen to the conversation between Nikki and Jo and answer the questions. I Where does Nikki come from? 2. How cold isitin England? 3. What's the time difference between England and Australia? ‘What are Nikki’ children doing? ‘What are Jo's children doing? ‘Where does Nikki usually cook? ‘What's good about Nikka’ job? ‘What isn't so good? 8 Is Dave enjoying his job? Why ishis job not so good? 9) Has Nikki got lots of friends? 10 What does Jo do? 2 Complete the text with a verb (rom the box in the correct tense, Use each of the verbs onceonly. bbe call come cook go have have got live lookfor love make swim teach work Jo and Nikki both (1). from England, but Nikki now Q). in Australia, Nikki (3) Joall the way from Brisbane. It (4) five o'clock in the evening there and Nikki's children (5)____. In England itis still early in the morning and Jo's children (6). asnowman. They . to school soon . Nikki never (8). inthe kitchen, She and her family usually (9) barbecues in the garden, Nikki (10), part-time, three mornings a week, and she (11), her job. Her husband, Dave, (02). good, new job but it’s very tiring. Jo (13)______ at Aylesbury College at the moment but she (a4). another job. Unit2 + Thewaywelive 15Past Simple « Irregular and regular past verbs Past Continuous + Prepositions of time» Adverbs CI Past Simple 1. Choosing the right verb 1 What is the past tense of these verbs? They are all aol e B 0) ia ol] a T iS y irregular except one. leave catch hear ___ ‘eh — i Friend give tell see amy get ss cant___ ‘keep think find ___ Parents were fast asleep in bed 2. Complete the text The Burglars’ Friend with a verb from exercise | in the Past Simple. TT was 3 o’clock in the morning when four-year-old Russell Brown (1) got _ up to go to the toilet. 2. Making negatives His parents were fast asleep in bed. But when he Here are some sentences about the story. Correct (2) ______ anoise in the living room and the mistakes, (@) ______ alight was on, he went downstairs. 1 Russell woke up at two o'clock. There he (4) ___ two men. They asked him his le didn't wake up at 2.00, He woke up at 3.00, ‘name, and (5) _____ him they were friends of the family. 2. He woke up because he was thirsty. Unfortunately, Russell believed them. They asked him, where the video recorder was, Russell showed them, and (6) ______. they had a stereo and CD player, too. ‘The two men (7) ___ these to the kitchen. Russell also told them that his mother (8) _____ her purse in —_ drawer in the kitchen, so they (9) _________ that. Russell 5 Russell's mother kept her purse in her handbag. even (10) ____ them his pocket money ~ 0p. —— ‘They finally (11) ____ at 4 a.m. They said, ‘Will you 6 They left at five o'clock, ‘open the back door while we take these things to the car, because we don’t want to wake Mummy and Daddy, do we?’ So Russell (12)_____ the door open for them. He then went back to bed. 3 He heard a noise in the kitchen. 4 He found three men, 7 When they left, Russell watched TV. His parents didn’t know about the burglary until d 8 The police caught the burglars the next day. ie epee see abzat te borelary unl dhe a up the next day. His father said, ‘I (13) _____ be angry with Russell because he (14) _____ he was doing the right thing” Fortunately, the police (15) _____. the two burglars last week. 16 Unit3 » What happened next?3. Making questions Write questions for these answers, 1 Why/ get up? Because he wanted to go to the toilet. 2. Where/ his parents? They were in bed. 3. Why /go downstairs? 2 Because he heard a noise and saw alight on. 4 How many men/ find? Two. 5 What /tell him? ‘They told him they were friends of the family. 6 Where /keep / her purse? Ina drawer in the kitchen, 7 How much pocket money / give them? 50p. 8 When / they finally leave? At4am. 9 When / find out about the burglary? ‘The next day, 10 When /catch the two burglars? 4 Short answers Answer the questions about Russell. Use short answers, 1 Did Russell disturb the burglars? Yes,he did. 2. Did he know they were burglars? 3. Did his mother keep her purse in the kitchen? 4. Did Russell open the door for the burglars? 5. Was Russells father angry with him? Answer these questions about you. 6 Did you do your homework yesterday? 7 Did you go outlast night? 8 Did it rain yesterday? 5 Pronunciation Irregular past verbs 1 Which of these past tense verbs rhyme (sound the same)? Tick (v) those that rhyme. Cross (X) those that don’t. Practise saying them. 1 paid said & 2 saw wore Zl 3 cut put Q 4 read said O 5 heard made oO 6 caught bought | 7 broke took Oo 8 thought caught | [J 9 ate met QO 10 won ran oO Regular past verbs 2 What is the pronunciation of these regular verbs in the past? Write them in the correct column. watched happened started opened walked laughed mended wanted picked called knocked unlocked listened phoned decided rained whispered washed Ww iat kd! watched happened started Unit3 - What happenednext? 176 Prepositions of time 1 Complete the time expressions with the correct prepositions. 1 _on_ Sunday 7 ——— the morning 2 1999 8 six o'clock, 3 March 9 spring 4 three days 10 Christmas / Easter 5 —__ Wednesday afternoon 11 ____ April Ist 6 the weekend 12 night 2. Now complete the sentences with the correct prepositions. 1 Iwas born in Africa 1970. 2. Welived in Bristol four years. 3. Iwent home the weekend, 4. They arrived three o'clock the afternoon, 5 Atmy school we wore a different uniform summer. 6 She started her new job _______ May 3rd. 7 thated driving night when I lived abroad. 8 Heleft_____ Friday. 9. When I was young, we always ate turkey Christmas. 10 We got up late ______ Sunday morning. 11 Last year they went to Greece two weeks. 7 Time expressions Complete the sentences with a word from the box, 28°_Bst_when 1 My parents moved to London I vas five. 2 ett college three years 3. Ifounda flat on my own year, 4 we got home, we listened to some music. 5 Ibought a cara few weeks 6 Thad an accident night. 7. Ididn'e go home weekend because some friends came to stay. 18 Unit3 + What happened next? Past Continuous 8 Forming the Past Continuous Yesterday you went toa part was happening when you ari sentences in the Past Continuous. When L arrived at the party ... 1 Jenny / talk / to Mick Jenny was talking to Mick. 2 Annie and Pete / dance 3. Sarah and Bill / sit /on the sofa 4 Katie/ choose /a CD 5. Max / drink / champagne 6 Beth and Dave /eat / crisps 7 Justin / show / Lucinda a photograph 8 Harry /smoke /a cigar 9 James tell /a joke 9 Past Continuous in stories Look at the three stories on p19. Match the phrases with the correct story. Where exactly do they go? 1 (2... and they were pulling in different ions 2 (2... while he was counting the stolen money 3 CO) Unfortunately two officers were standing next to the car at the time. 4 (2... while he was letting the air out of | the last tyre 5 (... because he was studying the psychology of crime and needed experience of life in prison 60 swho were trying to escape from thBet goes wrong ‘Aman on a night out won a £20 bet by letting the air out of a police car's tyres. Dominic James, 34, was very pleased with his joke until the officers arrested him. ‘The two policemen were watching a group of youths when they heard a loud hissing noise,’ a court in London heard, The judge fined Mr James £100. Boat thieves arrested ‘Two boat thieves rowed round in circles before being captured. The two men broke into a Norwegian ship, but when an alarm went off, they jumped into a boat that was tied to the ship and picked up an oar each. Unfortunately, neither of them knew how to row. After watching the pair go round and round in circles for half an hour, the police arrested them. Robber says ‘Thank you’ for prison sentence An armed robber welcomed a prison sentence, saying it will help his studies into the minds of Criminals. Police arrested John L Baxter, 61, half a mite from the bank. He told the court that he wanted to be arrested. The judge didn't believe him and sentenced him to nine years. eet tn ent Past Simple or Continuous? 10 Choosing the correct form ‘Choose the correct form of the verbs, 1 Lmet/was meeting a friend while I did /was doing the shopping. 2 I paid / was paying for my things when I heard / was hearing someone call my name, I turned / was turning round and saw / was seeingJo. She wore / was wearing a bright red coat. We decided / were deciding to have a cup of coffee. While we had / were having a drink, a waiter dropped / was dropping a pile of plates. We all got / were gettinga terrible shock. 8 While the waiter picked / was picking up the broken plates, he cut / was cutting his finger. anne Unit3 + What happenednext? 19Vocabulary 1 Adverbs 1 Match a verb in A with an adverb in B. A. B wait fluently speak English carefully sing heavily 40 your homework fast un patiently rain hard work beautifully 2 Complete the sentences with an adverb from the box. ‘mainly possibly happily badly well really nearly seriously exactly straight 1 Our team lost the match because they played so 2 Idid ____ in the exam. 1 got 85%. 3. A Areyou going out? don’t know yet. a 5 5. The exam was ___ difficult. I couldn't do any of it. 6 I travel alot in my job, ____ to Europe. 7 There was an accident, but no one was injured. 8 thought Jane and Henry were —___ married, but they just got divorced, 9A How dol get to the station? B Go ______ on,and turn leff at the traffic lights. 10 Ihave ___ £3.52 in my pocket. Not much, is it? 3. Correct the word order in the sentences. 1 Tike very much modern art. 2 She plays very well the piano. 3. He explained quickly the situation. 4 Iwent last night to the cinema. 5. Ivisit often my grandparents. 20 Unit3 - What happened next? My son's __ eight. It’s his birthday next week. Check it 12 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 What time did you got up this morning? 2 Ino liked Tom Cruise’s new film. 3. Jane studied very hard for her exams and past. them all. 4 What did you do in your last birthday? 5. Thad shower when the phone rang, 6 Iwas taking my driving test three times before Ipassed. 7 David telled a joke but nobody laughed. 8 The baby peacefully was sleeping. 9 What did you do in Monday evening? 10. Where did you live when you met Frank? 13 Listening Someone stole my bag! 1 Someone stole Maria's handbag. She is reporting the incident at the police station. Listen to the conversation between Maria and the policeman and correct the sentences. Maria put her jacket on because it was cold. ‘No, she didn't. She took her jacket off because she was too hot. 1. She was carrying her jacket in her right hand, 2 She got the mobile phone two weeks ago. 3. The thief was about 35 years old. 4 He had long blond hair. 5 Hewas wearing shorts and a T-shirt, ‘6 7 8 The incident happened at 3 o'clock. ‘There was £15 in Maria’s purse. ‘Maria's car keys were in the bag. 2. One word is missing from each of these questions. Write in the missing word and answer the questions 1 Where Maria walking? 2. Why she need her mobile? Why did stop walking? What did thief do? How many pockets her bag have? Why was difficult to find her phone? ‘What in her bag? Why the policeman say that Maria was lucky? eauCount and uncount nouns * Clothes Expressions of quantity » Plural nouns Articles » Pronunciation - Weak and strong stress Onn Shops Count and 1 John’s shopping trip uncount nouns 1 Look at the map of the town. Where can John get the things on his shoppinglis? 2g gr some? A F Put a/an before the count PEADaaT PET EEL ebb aT EAD? Buta /anbeforethe count bread baker's money ea fruit ia shampoo — eee 2 same stamps English dictionary ___ 3 a 'P meat — holiday brochure = __ 4 en newspaper 5 petrol ce 6 help 7 ——— air 2 Look at John’s journey through town. In what order did he get the things on his 8 shopping list? Put a number 1-9 next to the things. ay 9 pound 10, music Mn job 12: —____ work. 1B apple 14 fruit 15 tomato, 16 tomato soup 17 ______ bread. 18 loaf 19 information news Unit4 + The market place 213 chocolate or a chocolate? Sometimes a noun can be both countable and uncountable. Look at the pictures and complete the sentences with a-+ noun or just the noun. e 1 [don’t like 3. Ineed some 4 achocolate 2 5 Idrink alot of 7 Have A 0 2 9 It's made of 10. Would you like of water? 12. Have some 2 ! 11 Would you like 22 Unit 4 + Themarket place Expressions of quantity 4 some or any? Complete the sentences with someor any. 1 Thaven’t got any __ paper, 2 Pil buy _s2me_ paper when I go to the shops. 3 Isthere petrol in the car? 4 Yes.I put in yesterday. 5 Ybought fruit, but they didn’t have vegetables. 6 Doyouhave change? I need 50p. 7 Isaw change on the table a minute ago. 8 Ineed help with my homework. 9 Idon't have free time today. Sorry. 10 Did you have problems with this exercise? How much? or How many? Write questions with How much? or How many? 1 We've got some eggs. low many eggs 2 She earns a fortune! How much money does che earn? 3. She has alot of children. 4 Canyou buy some butter? 5 Their house has a lot of bedrooms. 6 Some people are coming for a meal on Sunday. 7 Shakespeare wrote a lot of plays. 8 Weneed some flour.6 much, many, or a lot of ? Look at the picture. Complete the sentences with much, many, or a lot of 1 There are 20t0f_ apples, 2 Theshop hasn't got _™uch__ washing powder. 3 There's oil. 4. The shop has got bottles of water. 5 Thereisn’t frozen food. 6 There aren’ sweets. 7 Theshop’s got cheese. 8 Ican see newspapers. 9 Butl can't see magazines. 10 There isn’t yoghurt. 11 The shop hasn't got birthday cards. 12 Thereare ‘grapes. 13 The shop hasn't got bread. 14 But there's 7 afeworalittle? Match a line in A with a line in Band a line in C. A 8 c 1 Does your tooth hurt? It takes them about an 2. Were there many people hour night. at the party? Im trying to lose weight. 3. Would you like some But most ofthe students cream? Afew. come from France, 4. Are there many Spanish {tm going to the dentist peopleinyourdass? | alittle. | tomorrow. 5 Doyou get many letters? But no one that you 6 Do your children get alot know. of homework? But most ofthem are bills, 8 something, someone, or somewhere? ‘Choose the correct word. 1 A. Did someone / anyone / no one phone when 1 ‘was out? B_ No, no one / someone / anyone. 2. When we got to the meeting, there was somewhere / everywhere / nowhereto sit because twas so full. 3 Jane knows no one /anyone / someone who can help you~ her friend Sue. 4 He invited all his friends to his wedding and was pleased because everyone / someone / anyone came. 5. Idon'thave anything / nothing /somethingto ‘ear to my interview. 6 George looked everywhere | somewhere / ‘nowhere for his car keys but he couldn't find them somewhere / anywhere / nowhere. 7 Children who have something / anything / everything are often called spoilt. 8 There's nothing / everything / something want totell you, Can you keep a secret? Unit 4 + The market place 23Articles 11 a,the, or nothing? ofan Complete the sentences with a, she, or nothing. GHED Complete the sentences with a, ar or the, pL come) school by un 1 Tbought 4 CD and a book for a friend ee ee rears for her birthday. Unfortunately she’s got _the_ CD. a capital of Turkey: Tltake i back tomorrow. i a company that makes Ee caret 5 I wasat ___ homeall day yesterday. 1B) They te inl— eden, 6 Wehad lovely holiday in Spain. a ee 7 Heathrow i busiest airport in Europe. Leicester. She has three children, two girls and ee boy, girls ae in her class at school, but ‘August. boy isn’t old enough for school yet. 9 Last night we had dinner in 4 Jane and Bill are very nice couple. She has restaurant, clothes shop,and he works in officein.__—_-10 I went (o ___ bed late, centre of town, 5 A Where are my shoes? Vocabulary 5 On floorin kitchen ane 6 A How much are driving lessons? Match the words with the pictures. B Twenty-five pounds hour. 7 When you come to bed, can you feed catand trousers laches abot, socks sult {boots ‘coat jumper skirt shirt shoes dress turnoff lights? 8 went to fantastic restaurant last night, 9 What's name of Indian restaurant in Queen Street? 10 Noarticle . 5 We do not use a, an, or the when we talk about things in = general. rr Boys talk about things. . Girls talk about people. Matcha noun in A with a verb in B and aline in C to make general statements. A B c Cows, ‘comes oll and petrol. Leaves like from grapes. Cats falloff grass. Wine is intrees. Birds Fy fullof vitamins, Children | live toschool until they'e 16. Cars eat trees in autumn, Frit need eating fish. 24 Unit 4 + Themarket placeB Spelling of plural nouns 1 Write the plural form of these nouns. Spoilt kids’ bedrooms 1 boy ___ 9° church re 2 tedy_ 0 addres are their kingdoms 3 day 1L story. > cm poe 4 potato 12. sandwich . la 5 party 13 key ™ 6 watch_________ 14 video 7 glass 1S way 8 city 2. These nouns are irregular, Write the plural form. child person woman tooth sheep fish Reading V4 Kids’ bedrooms are their kingdoms Read the text about the bedrooms of today’s children. ‘Answer the questions. 1 Why are these children described as spoilt”? 2. Which of these things can the kids do in their bedroom? + access the net + chat tofriends + listen to music + watch films + doerercise + send an emait 3. What things do they have that aren’t electronic? 4 What does the girl in the article do in her bedroom? ‘What does the boy do? 5. What is the effect on family life when children spend so much time in their bedroom? 6 Which of these things do the majority of children have? sav + apersonal CD player + aDW player + aniPod or MP3 player + astereosystem + acomputer ‘Once upon a time a child’s bedroom had litle more than 4 toy box, a book shelf and a few posters. Today it looks, ‘more like mission control at Houston, Computers, mobile phones, televisions, DVD players, ‘game machines, and other 21st-century toys fillthe room, and often make the child's bedroom the most expensive in the house. Britain's 8- to 16-year-olds have bedroom possessions worth an average of £3,300. But they don't just have hi-tech items. The average child’s room also has designer clothes, sunglasses, watches, jewellery, nd sports equipment. More than four in ten children have rooms that combine home office, ‘mini cinema, and gym. Nine in ten have a TV, and seven. in ten a DVD player. Neatly all of them have a stereo system and six in ten have either a personal CD player, ‘Pod, or MP3 player, One in four has their own computer. With so much to do in their bedrooms, it is no surprise that children spend more time there than anywhere else in the house. One girl spends so long on het mobile phone in her room that her parents have to text her to speak to her. Another child disappears into room as soon as he gets home from school and plays on his PlayStation until bedtime. Children’s bedrooms have become their kingdoms. ‘Some families rarely do anything all together. People eat different meals at different times, and watch different TV programmes in different rooms. Unit 4 + Themarket place 25Pronunciation 15 Weak and strong stress 1@, !nenglish, some words in a sentence or phrase are moteimportant than others Short words like of, for, a, the, and, and to are often not important, and they are usually unstressed, 1 Read and listen to this pocm. All the Tines have the stress pattern #@ @@. This is because the first and third words are not important. A jar of jam Aplece of cake Apotof tea ‘loaf of bread Aslice of ham Aglass of milk It'sall for me. It's time for bed. At ine o'clock {t's time for school. Iwon't be late “Cos!'m no fool. 2 Put these phrases in the right box. There are two phrases for each box. abottle of wine a packet of crisps some salt and pepper a can of Coke asteak for my supper a packet of butter some eggs for breakfast some fish and chips Check it 16 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. Could I have any milk in my coffee, please? ‘Have we got milk for the coffee?"*No, I didn't buy some? Justin’s got a new job. He's earning so many mon There aren't some students in the coffee bar. Its Toms party tonight and I haven't got something to wear! ‘Lookat this mess! Did you do this, Henry?” ‘No, it wasn’t me! I didn't do nothin, 7 ‘Did you get a seat on the train this morning?” “No, there was somewhere to sit. Thad to stand for the whole journey? 8 Tcame to work by the car this morning. Fortunately there was only a few traffic, 9 Idon’t cat the fish because I don’t like it. 10 There are too many childrens in my daughter’s class. Auk eNe 17 Listening At the back of the classroom 1 Bethany and Henry are both 10 years old. They are sitting at the back of the classroom, Mrs Blair is their teacher. Listen to their conversation and complete these lines. 1 youlike chocolate? 2 How eggs did you I didn't get 1 3 Jack always getsso___ of . 4 Hegets he wants ofthe time. 5 I'dlove new of jeans. 6 Idon't want clothes. [want for my new PlayStation, 7 hhas got it here. You can gettin ‘America, 8 Idon'tknow who lives in America, 9 He doesn’t carn ____ money. He just sends me pounds for my birthday. 10 So homework! It’s not fair! 26 Unit + The market place 2 Listen again. Are the sentences true (V) or false (X)? Correct the false ones. 1 Bethany gives Henry some of her chocolate Easter egg. Henry didn’t get many Easter eggs. Jack Blakely only got a few eggs. Jack always gets so much for his birthday. Bethany wants a new pair of jeans for her birthday. Henry wants something for his bike for his birthday. Bethany knows lots of people who live in America. Her uncte sometimes sends her money for her birthday.Verb patterns 1 How ambitious are you? Verb patterns » Future forms » -ed /-ing adjectives Pronunciation - Confusing vowel sounds j CORTOMeriaer = Answer the questionnaire and add up your score to sce how ambitious you are. @ In ten years time do you hope to 2 have an interesting but not very well-paid job? have a well-paid job that isn't very interesting? € have a job that is well paid and interesting? © in twenty years’ time do you want to have enough money to pay your bills? b have quite a lot of money? © havea lot of money? © Here is a ist of jobs. Which would you Uike to do? Choose your favourite. nanny policemanwoman doctor famous actor/singer journalist artist company director teacher Answers 1 a0 bs 10 2 a0 bs 10 3 nannyferito olcemanvwomanvteacherjournalist 2 famous singer/actor 5 doctoricompary lrector 10 You're quite ambitious but Over 50. You're very ambitious! Good i - are you iz @ when you're playing a game or doing Sport, de you always want to win? © 00 you enjoy working hard? @ Ityou have some extra work to do,do you look forward to doing It and doit $00, or do you wait until the ast moment? @ Would youtice to have more money than most of your friends? Which of the following is most important to you? ove money } happiness health 4 Yes10 Noo 5 Yes10 Noo & look forward 10 last moment 7 Yest0 noo 8 loved happiness5 money 10 heattho Unit 5 - What doyouwant todo? 272 Hopes and ambitions ‘Write a sentence about each of these people's ambitions. 1 Sheila / want / teacher / enjoy / work / with children Sheila 2 Jane/ hope / vet / love / work / with animals 3 Malcolm / would like / change jobs / he / not enjoy / outside in bad weather 4 James / going to be /IT specialist / want / earn /a lot of money 5 Gi in developing countries 6 Janine / want / accountant / like / work / with numbers 7 My husband / going to retire next year / want / have more free time 8 My parents think / buy /a cottage by the sea / love / sail 28 Unit S + What do youwant to do? Thope / train as a doctor / want /help children 3. Infinitive or -ing? Complete the sentences with the infinitive or -ing form of the verb. Sometimes both are possible. 1 Tenjoy (valk) in the rain. Thope {earn) some money soon. ‘When did you finish (paint) the kitchen? Tegan (learn) English when I was seven, Don't forget We've decided (get) married in the spring. ‘When she saw how I was dressed, she started (laugh). What do you want 9 Ilove 10 She continued whole meal. {post) my letter! Nau een (do) tonight? (listen) to live music. (talk) throughout the 11 Pmtrying difficult. (save) some money, but it’s 4° Asking questions ‘Write B’s questions and complete A’s answers. 1A Thope to gotou B_What/ want / study? What do youwant to study? A. {wantto study maths, ity. 2 A Carol phoned while you were out. B_ What / want / talk about? A —______ problem she's having. 3. A Lleft my job yesterday. B_Why/ decide / do that? A ______ because it was boring. 4. A. P'm going to bed early because I have a plane to catch tomorrow. B_ What time/ want /Ieave the house? A —____ as arly as possible. 5 A That book you lent me was great! B When / finish / read / it? A ast night,would like (to do) or like (doing)? 5 Would you....? or Do you...? Match the questions and answers. Would you liketo watch TV? ‘Would you like something to eat? Do you like parties? Do you like chips? Do you like watching TV? ‘Would you like to come to party on Saturday? Yes, especially films and cartoons. Yes, love to. What time? ‘No. There's nothing good on tonight. 'No,1 don't reall. They're too noisy and crowded. ‘No. think they'e very bad for you. 'No, thanks. 'm not hungry. 6 Choosing the correct form Tick (7) the correct form of the verb. 1 A _JWould you like a drink? 1Do you like a drink? B Yes, please. I'l have an orange juice. ]Do you like your teacher? (Would you like your teacher? B Yes, she’s very nice. 1)Do you like going for walks? Would you like to go for a walk? B Yes, often go walking in Scotland, Do you like swimming? [Would you like to go fora swim? B_ What a good idea! It’s so hot today! TC) What do you like doing at weekends? [L2What would you like to do this weekend? B like putting my feet up and relaxing. Sometimes 1 play tennis, 7 would like or like? Complete the sentences with would fie (to do) ot like Going). 1A What sort of books you (read)? BI biographies and thrillers, 2A you (be) a teacher when you grow up? B_No. They work very hard but they don't earn very much. 3. Myson sa very fast runner, He says that one day he (run) in the Olympic Games. 4. My daughter has alot of pens and pencils. She (draw). 5 A Where you (go) on holiday? B ‘To Florence. (visit) churches and art galleries.will, going to, or Present Continuous? 8 Offers and decisions Look at the pictures. What are the people saying? Make sentences with will. Unit S + What do you want to do? 9 What's going to happen? Look at the pictures. What's going to happen? Make sentences with is/are going to + verb, It's going torain, 10 Arrangements Pur the verbs in the Present Continuous to express a future arrangement. 1 What you (do) tonight? you (go) out? 2 Yes. (meet) Alan. We (go) to the pub. 31 (have) a party next Saturday. Can you come? 4 What we (have) for lunch? I'm starving! 5 We (have) lamb. It'll be ready in five minutes. 6 Thechildren are excited because they (g0) to the zoo tomorrow. 7 When you (see) Peter again? 8 (see) him tomorrow morning. Why do you ask?Tl Choosing the correct form Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 A. Whyare you working so hard these days? B Because I'll buy /I'm going to buya car, so I'm saving as much as I can, 2. A. What will you buy /are you going to buy fill for her bisthday? Some chocolates. She doesn’t like chocolate. Oh. [ll buy / Tm going to buyhera book, then, ape 3. A Dad, can you mend this for me? B I can't, sorry. Ask Mum, She'll do/ She's going to doit for you. 4. A Why are you cooking so much food? B Because some friends will come/ are coming for supper. 5A What will you do /are you going to do today? B It's John’s birthday, so Pl make /'m going to make hima cake. 6 A have an appointment with the bank manager this morning. B_ Why will you see / are you going to see him? ‘A. Because my husband and I will start / are going to start our own business, and we need some money. 7 A Thaver't got cnough money to get home. B ['lllend /P'm going to leud you some if you like. How much do you want? ‘A. Two pounds is enough. Pll give /T'm going to giveit back tomorrow. 8 A Let’shave lunch together tomorrow. B Ican't. Pll see / I'm seeing my mother for lunch. Some other ti Vocabulary 12 -ed / -ing adjectives ‘Complete the sentences with a word from the box. Careful! They are notall used. interested/interesting annoyed/annoying frightened/rightening bored/boring ‘excited/exciting _disappointed/disappointing exhausted/exhausting worried/worrying surprised/surprsing 1 The TV programme was so that fell asleep. 2 Children can't get to sleep on Christmas Eve. They're too 3A Hi,Mum! B Carol! Thank goodness you rang! Where have you been? ‘We've been so about you! 4A. Hello, darling. I’ve gota present for you. B Forme? A Don’tlook so B_Butitisn’t my birthday! 5 Theart exhibition was very -Hoved it, but I had to leave after three hours. My feet were killing me! I find going round art galleries and museums really Tofien buy you presents. 6 Some people don't go out at night because they're that someone will rob them. 7 Our financial situation is very - We spend more and more, but we're earning less and less, 8 A You're yawning, Are you listening to what I'm saying? B Lam! ym really = Lwant to know what happened, It's just that I feel I went to bed very late last night. 9 A P’mgoingona three-month holiday to the Far East. B How {Lucky you! 10 A Was your father when you told him your exam results? B He was furious. Unit 5 + What do you want todo? 31Pronunciation B Confusing vowel sounds oe ‘Some words are easy to confuse ‘because the vowel sounds are similar. Look at these sentences. a won't Avaont/ go. b | want /wont/to go. Complete the sentences with one of the words in italics, ‘want to / won't VI havea coffee, I'm ina hurry. 21 have acoffee. 'm thirsty. walk / work 31 ina bank. 4 loften toschool, chip / cheap 5 CanIhavea ? 6 This shirt was very live /leave 7 What time do you work? 8 Where do you 2 sell /sale 9 Boswell’s department store is having a at the moment, stamps? 10 Doyou bought /boat nt a jumper in the sales, 12 Pdlove to havea test /taste 13 We had a maths 14 I don't like the ankle / uncle 15 Ireally like my 16 My feet /fill 17 How do you 2 18 Inced to today. of eggs. hurts. the car with petrol 32 Unit + What do you want to do? Check it 14 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. Jack is wanting to be a footballer when he grows up. 2 Vim thinking to buy a new car. 3. I'd like going to the cinema tonight. 4 Joss enjoys to read romantic books, especially Jane Austen, 5. Why did you decide leaving school? 6 Doyou like to come out for an Indian meal tonight? 7 Vhope hearing from you soon. 8 When will you start your new job? Will you have a holiday first” 9. Lwas so surprising to see Jim. I thought he was abroad. 10 Sam went to home early. He wasr’t feeling very wel. 15 Listening Summer holidays 1 Robert and Serena both work in an office. They are talking about their summer holidays. Listen and answer the questions. 1 Whyis Serena excited? 2. Where are Robert and Serena going on holiday? 3. Is Serena going to stay ina hotel? 4. Where does she usually go on holiday? 5. Why aren’t Robert and his family going on holiday this year? 6 What's his dream? 7 Ishe definitely going to take his children to the seaside? 8 What did Serena forget to buy? 2 Listen again. Complete these lines from their conversation. Lam really forward the weekend, 2. Wewanted to go different this year, so we r go to France, 3 Vdlove this job. 4 Yd ____ improve my French, of course. ean speak ita now, but I'd like to be fluent. 5 We're to money for a new car and we to decorate the house. 6 tm togoona day trips to the sea with the kids. 7 Susie to practise her French, you know, she's her French GCSE exam next year. 8 Tforgot____one, I'll and get it this ile evening, if that’s OK.What... like? » Comparatives / superlatives y Synonyms and antonyms + Pronunciation - How many syllables? Places and things Describing people, places, and things What... like? 1 Anemail from Australia 2 Whatis/are...like? 1 Read the email from Andy, who comes from Oxford He is on 1 Your friend is living in Australia for a year. holiday in Australia. There are five factual mistakes. Find and Ask questions about the country. correct them, it’s ing little count 1 the weather ittsan amazing little country. ; ; (tlon’t itl, its big. What's the weather fe? 2. the countryside 3 the people ‘We arrived in Australia three days ago, and it’s an amazing little country I's 4 thetowns alot() than England ~ about 30° during the day, so everyone spendsa lot of time indoors. I's also one ofthe (2) ‘countries in the world - it hardly ever rai 5 Sydney ‘The people speak Spanish. They are very friendly. They are crazy about Sport, especialy ice-hockey. There area lot of people from all ver the world ~ Greeks, italians, Vietnamese, and Indonesians. The food is fantastic 6 thebeaches ~alt() thant thought. ete in Sydney, and it’ (4) than Oxford, The buildings ae very ‘ew, with lots of tal office blocks and hotels. The Opera House is OSA) spectacular ~Ithinkit’ (5) building ve ever seen, ‘We wanted to go suring but here arent any beaches in Australia Ferm ay 2 Match a question in exercise I with Hope youre wel See yout the end ofthe month. ananswer. a [ They're mainly on the coast. They're very modern. b [1 Its hot nearly all year round. ¢ LJ It’sa lovely place. The Opera House is fantastic. d_() There are millions of sheep and there's alot of desert. ¢ C1] They have beautiful white sand, and they're miles long. £ () They're really nice and friendly. g LD) They're OK. Pretty similar to home, 2 Put the words in the box in the right place in the email. really. themost beautiful hotter driest tastier more modern Unité + Places and things 33Comparatives and superlatives 3. Forming comparatives and superlatives Look at this extract from a dictionary. It shows when the consonant in 14 large: Manchester is a big city. an adjective doubles in the comparative and superlative forms. ‘Write the comparative and superlative forms of these adjectives. - nn Toig/ adj. (bigger, biggest) | 2 important: Itsa big decision. happy ier happi thin beautiful early modern noisy difficult young hot bad good expensive short rude mean fat generous large 4 Opposite adjectives 5 asor than? Complete the sentences with an opposite ‘Complete the sentences with as or than. adjective in its comparative or superlative form. 1 Areyouas tall your brother? 1 Robert is the oldest in the family. 2. She's notas clever her sister. No, he isn’t. He’s the youngest _ 3 Was Joan’s party better Matia’s? 2. Andrew is more polite than his brother. 4 I’'mstudying the same subject Emma. No, he isn’t. He's 5 Liz works much harder John. 3. I'm the tallest in this class! 6 Thaven't got as many cousins you. No, you aren't. You're : 4 My homework was better than yours. No, it wasn't. It was 5. The weather today is colder than yesterday. No, it isn’t. It's : 6 She bought the cheapest watch in the shop. No, she didn’t. She bought 7 Jack’s meaner than Alan, No, he isn’t. He’s 8 Janet arrived later than John. No, she didn’t. She arrived 9 London is quieter than Oxford. No, it isn't. London is much, 10 Thisis the easiest exercise in this book. No, it isn’t. It’s Unit + Places and things6 as...asornotas...as? Rewrite the sentences with as... as or not as... as. 1 Myson isalready the same height as me. My son is already __astallas__ me, 2_ Jill's more intelligent than Bill. Bill's Jill. 3. Spain's hotter than England. England is 4 Are youand Pete the same age? ‘Are you Pete? Spain. 5 You can read more quickly than I can, Tean't youcan. 6 She speaks good French and she speaks good Italian. Her French is her Italian, 7 Comeand see me at the first moment you can. Come and see me 8 Eva's work is better than mine. possible, My work is Eva's. 9 Dogs are friendlier than cats. Cats are dogs. 10 His mother is a better cook than him. He can't cook his mother. Reading 7 The London Eye Read the newspaper article about the London Eye. Answer the questions. 1 Write two facts about the London Eye. lis high. Itis situated 2. Write two opinions about it. Itis than the Eiffel Tower. Itis than the Sydney Opera House. 3. Why, according to James Elliot is the Eye so popular? Give two reasons, 4 What do these numbers refer to? 4.2 2000 25 million 40 5. What other places abroad have won awards? London Eye is the world’s best tourist attraction The London Eye is among the world’s most famous landmarks —- more famous than the Eiffel Tower, the Statue of Liberty, and the leaning Tower of Pis THE 135M-HIGH EYE on the south bank of the River Thames was voted the world’s best tourist attraction in a recent __ poll, more popular than sights such as the Sydney Opera House and the Vatican in Rome. James Elliot, director of the British Tourist Board, said the London Eye represented the modern face of Britain. ‘We are known throughout the world for our history, but the London Eye isa modern monument. “It’s not just the attraction itself, but the wonderful views of other London attractions, such as the Houses of Parliament _and St Paul's Cathedral, that make it so special,’ he said. ‘Mr Elliot said it was the most popular tourist attraction in Britain, receiving 4.2 million visitors in 2005. It is the biggest “big wheel” in the world. Since it opened in 2000, it has welcomed more than 25 million visitors, and has won more than 40 awards. In the poll, New York's Bloomingdale's was voted the best department store. The Great Wall of China was the best wonder of the medieval world, and the Pyramids in Egypt were the best ancient wonder. Unit 6 + Placesand things 35Vocabulary 8 Synonyms and antonyms 1@, Vocabulary spot 1 Match a word in A with a synonym in B. We can make some adjectives and verbs ‘opposite by using these prefixes. B v adjectives difficult brilliant bs begin wealthy = wonderful stop ich depart 3 Complete the sentences, using the correct form of a word from finish start the box and a prefix. leave hard pack possible agree tidy like appear 2. Complete the sentences with a synonym. fmployed polite heathy udky 1A The film was wonderful, wasn't it? B Yes, thought it was 1 This crossword is impossible __ . 2 Don't eat too many chips. They're very 2. A What time do you stop work? 3. When we got to the hotel, we ___ our suitcase. BI 05.30, 4 [needed 50 to pass the test, but [ only got 49. I was —___. 3A Thatexamwas difficult, 5 A I think learning languages is stupid, 7 Teouldn’t B 1___I think it’s a good idea. 6 Twas ___ for two years, then I got ajob in an office. 4A The next train to London departs 7 My bedroom is always so ______ I can never find anything. from platform 3. 8 Itwas of him to ask her age, B Yes, that’s right. It 9 The thief stole my bag and ____ into the crowd. at it.45. Inever saw him again. 5. A His family is rich, aren’t they? 10 [don't fish. just prefer meat. B_ Well, they have three houses, so they're pretty B 6 A What time does the film start? B It____ at 9.00, so don't be late, Pronunciation 9 How many syllables? 1 Match these words and their phonetic symbols. (@ GEED Some words seem to have more syllables when we write them, 1 dictionary a Wvedgtabl/ but when we ay them, we can lose syllable, 2. favourite b Matbrif Chocolate looks like three syllables, but we say /t/oklov/. 3. interesting c /kamftabl/ different [dxfrant! 4 library Merwe! family [feemlif 5 vegetable € /restront/ {general [dgenrall 6 several £ ddikjonri/ 7 comfortable g_ /wenzdei/ Practise saying the words. 8 Wednesday ‘h /esprin/ 9. restaurant i Antrostin/ 10 aspirin j dsevrol/ 36 Unit 6 + Places and things2 Match a line in A with a line in B. Then practise saying the sentences. A oo. ‘ B 1 Ineeda comfortable a films on at the moment. 2 I'mthe youngest b secretary and make an appointment. 3. There's anew Chinese ¢ froma library, 4. There are several interesting d_ different personalities. 5 Ilse you on e vegetables. 6 Phone my f your general knowledge. 7 Mychildren have such 8 dictionary with me. 8 Potatoes are my favourite h bedtosleepon. 9 Ilike all sweets, but especially i inmy family. 10 {always have my bilingual j_Itake an aspirin. I You can borrow books k_ Wednesday evening at 7.00. 12 The quiz tests L chocolate. 13. When! have a headache, '™ restaurant in town. You must try it, Check it 10 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences, Spain isa lot more hotter than England. “What's like your chicken curry? ‘It’s spicy and delicious! Was very crowded in the city centre? “What was the people like in Australia?” ‘Very friendly!” I asso unhappy. I got the baddest marks in the class. Pm nearly as big than my brother, Susannah’s most intelligent in the class, ‘The Great White Shark is the more dangerous shark in the world! Rome was more beautiful that I expected What does the weather like? Tl Listening The richest man in town 1 Danny Thomasis a plumber who has just won the lottery. A reporter from his local newspaper is interviewing him. Listen to the interview. Are the sentences true (/) or false(X)? Correct the false ones. 1 Danny doesn’t earn much money. 2 The money isn’t going to change his life. 3. The first thing he is going to buy isa new car. 4. The reporter asks Danny'Do you like being famous?” 5 Danny doesn’t really think he's the most handsome man in Watford 6 Nowhe’s wealthy he’s going to have plastic surgery. 7. He wants to lose a bit of weight. 8 He's going to take his parents to an expensive restaurant. 2 Read the newspaper article about Danny. Complete it with the correct, adjective from the box. Use each adjective once only. large old happy small favourite spicy different ugly _ generous faster hest happiest themost expensive the most handsome see ito —_ — LOCAL MAN WINS £10,000,000 LAST WEEK Danny Thomas was a fairly (1) —___ 42-year-old plumber living ina (2) two-bedroom house in North Watford. He owned a really (3) ted van and his (4) food was (5) __ chicken curry from the local Indian take- away. ‘Then Danny won the lottery. A cool £10,000,000! He is now the (6) ——___ and the (7) ____ man in North Watford and the girls now think he is (8) ___! He's exchanged his. van fora silver Porsche and he’s looking fora (9) ____ detached house in a (10) _____ part of the town, ‘Talways wanted a silver Porsche, said Danny ‘and now P’ve got one. It’s certainly alot (11) than my van? ‘There are some things in Dannys life that will never be (12) ‘Vm still an (13) ___ old bloke. with no hair’ laughed Danny.‘Ilove my curries and my beer, and that will never change!” Danny has also been very (14) —____ with his winnings. He's taking his parents to stayin (1s) hotel in Barbados and he's giving £10,000 to the children’: at Watford hospital. Unité + Placesand things 37Present Perfect » Word endings — adjectives Pronunciation - Word stress Present Perfect 1 Famous people past and present 1 Complete the questions and answers using the verbs in brackets. 1 How many books __has__ JK Rowling __sold__ (sell)? She has sold (sell) over three hundred million copies of the Harry Potter books. 2 How many plays _did_ Shakespeare __write _ (write)? He __wrote__ (write) thirty-seven, 3. How many wives _______. Henry VIII ________ (have)? He —_____ (have) six. 4. How many husbands _______ Jennifer Lopez _______ (have)? So far she —___ (have) three. 5 How many Grand Slam Titles __ Venus Williams (win)? She —____ (win) five, 6 How many Wimbledon titles _____ Martina Navratilova, (win)? She —_______ (win) nine, 7 How many times __ Pelé ___ (play) for Brazil? He —____ (play) for them ninety-two times. 8 How many goals ______ Michael Owen ____ (score) for England? He ____ (score) over thirty. 2. Who do these sentences refer to? Write a letter ah, & _ Hehas played for Liverpool and Real Madrid, She has earned more than $13 million in her professional career. She has recently married the salsa singer, Mare Anthony. _—— She has written six books about Harry Potter, the boy wizard, His first play was Henry VI Part One, which he wrote in 1589. He married his first wife, Catherine of Aragon, in 1509. _— She won her first Wimbledon title in 1978. _—— He played his last game for his country in 1970. pe ne ane2 Making questions Complete the questions. 1 How many books about Harry Potter ___has___ JK Rowling written _ Seven. 2 How many times Michael Owen for England? Seventy times. 3. How long Jennifer Lopez an actress? Since 1986, 4 How much Venus Williams in her professional carcer? ‘Over $13 ion. 5 When ___ Shakespeare Henry VI Part One? In 1589. 6 Where Henty VIPs fourth wife, Anne of Cleves, __ from? She came from Germany. 7 Which tam —___Pelé__forin Brazil? He played for Santos. 8 Where Martina Navratilova born? Inthe Czech Republic. Short answers ‘Make short answers about the people in exercises 1-3. 1 Has JK Rowling written her autobiography? No, she hasn't. 2. Has Michacl Owen played for a Spanish club? 3 Has Pelé stopped playing for Brazil? 4. Have Venus and Serena Williams played each other? 5 Has Jennifer Lopez made a lot of singles? 6 Has Martina Navratilova ever been married? 4. Making negatives Make negative sentences in the Present Perfect about JK Rowling. 1 She / not always / work /asa writer ‘She hasn't always worked asa writer. 2. She / not publish /a book for adults yet. 3. She / never / live /in Ireland 4 She/ never be/ very good at sport 5. She / not always / lived in Britain Tense review In thesentences about JK Rowling, circle the correct tense, 1 When she was young, she lives /lived / has lived in Wales. 2. She has / had / has had several jobs in her life. She was a secretary anda teacher before being a writer. 3 Inher twenties she teaches / taught /has taughtin Portugal. 4 She is married / was married / has been married twice. 5. She now has / had / has had houses in Scotland and London. 6 Her first book appears / appeared / has appeared in 1997. 7 Since then she earns /earned / has earned an estimated £650 million. 8 She always wants / always wanted / has always wanted to bean author. Unit7 + Fame 396 Past participles Write the past part 1 walk 2 come 3. write 4 win 5 sell 6 try 7 read 8 play 9 find 10 visit 11 stop 12 study 13 die 14 do for or since? Complete the sentences with for or since. 1 Thaven't seen Keith awhile. 2 He's been in China January. 3. He works for a company called KMP. He has worked for them several years. 4 He and his wife have lived next to me their son, Tom, was born. 5 Thave known them ______ many years. 6 Wehave been friends ____ we were at university together. 7 His wife, Carrie, is a designer. She has had her own studio __ six months. 8. P'mlooking after Tom today. He’s been at my house 8.00 this morning. 40 Unit7 + Fame Vocabulary 8 Word endings — adjectives 1 Use the suffixes in the box to write the adjectives formed from these nouns, less tie -ant Noun Adjective success Sunsesstul luck romance care (x2) health person importance use (x2) 2. Complete the sentences with an adjective from exercise 1, 1 Itrytohavea junk food. 2. Mum and Dad. I have some lifestyle — lots of exercise, fruit, and no news. 'm getting married. 3 She had a car crash, but she was to escape with no injuries at all. 4 Venice isa very city. A lot of people go there on honeymoon. 5. Before you can get a credit card, you have to give alot of details. 6 After his heart attack, he needed major surgery, but fortunately the operation was 7 Mysister isso «Lent her my watch and she lost it. 8 This knife is - You can't cut anything with it. 9 Be when you ride your motorbike, 10 I speak French, which was very when Twent to work in Quebec.Reading 9 Using the correct tense Read the article and put the verb in brackets in the correct tense, Present Simple, Past Simple, or Present Perfect. STEVEN SPIELBERG (1) Is ___ (be) the most famous filmmaker in the history of Hollywood. Since 1975, he (2) _______ (direct) many of the most successful American films, including Jows, E.T. ~ the Extra Terrestrial, Raiders of the Lost Ark, Jurassic Park, Schindler's List, and War of the Worlds, and he (3) ____ (earn) billions of dollars. Since he started making films, (4) ___ (won) many wards, including three Oscars. Even asa young child, he had a tion for the film industry. He ;) —_ (make) little films hhich involved crashes with his train and his friends paid to see them! ene gota prize for his first real | im, called Escape to Nowhere, when he ‘only 13 years old. But he still couldn’t get into lm school, so he (6) ______ (study) English iterature at California State University. 10 Asking questions ‘Write the questions about Steven Spielberg. What _doeshedo _7 He’sa filmmaker. How much money —___? Billions of dollars. ——_____heever ___ an Oscar? Yes, he has. Three. What —___? English Literature. How old —_________ when he _______? Thirteen. When ____ Kate Capshaw? In 1991. What —_____? She's an actress. —____ children? Yes, they have seven! Where —___? In California, Steven Spielberg a Hollywood legend While he was a student, he made another film called Amblin. Because of this film, he (7) _______ (get) his first job in Universal Studios, and he became the youngest-ever director to work for a ‘major film studio. Steven Spielberg says that his success at work is because of his, happy family life. He (8) _______ (be) happily married to his second wife, actress Kate Capshaw, since 1991, and between them they have seven children. They all (9) _____ (live) in California, where he now has his Although he is always busy, he only (10) _____ (work) from 9.30 to 5.30 during the week, and never at weekends. Although he is one of the most successful filmmakers of all time, he is a family man first! own film studio - Dreamworks SKG. t Unit7 + Fame 41Pronunciation Tl Word stress 1 ut these three- and four-syllable words in the correct stress box. Practise saying the words. wonderful successful advertisement government possibly mysterious reasonable information competition journalist exactly politician photographer ‘employment seriously comfortable 2 Practise saying these sentences. 1 He found employment as a photographer. 2 She wants to bea successful politician and work in government. 3 Isaw some information about a competition with wonderful prizes. 4. Webought a comfortable sofa at a reasonable price in exactly the right colour. 42° Unit? + Fame Check it 12 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 What have you done at the weekend? 2 Luke is such a difficult child, He became so spoilt! He gets everything he wants. I've been at the school since three months. Where have you met your husband? Princess Diana has died in a car crash in Paris in 1997. Roald Dahl wrote lots of children’s books. He died since more than ten years but his books are still very popular, My teacher is very impatience. She always tells us to hurry up and finish our work. 8 Harry's neighbour is so helpless. When Harry's away, she feeds his cat, waters the flowers, and even cuts the grass! 9 Ilive here for five years. 10 Teresa's got a new job as a hotel reception. auaw x 3B Listening Welcome to The Peter Peterson Show! 1 The Peter Peterson Show isa popular chat show. Peterson interviews A-list celebrities. Listen to an interview with Damien Decker, Hollywood's latest young star. 2 Arethe sentences true (V7) or false (X)? Correct the false sentences. War Without Guns hasn’t been a success. Damien has been famous for a long time. He's wanted to be an actor since he was a child. Ben Storm is a very successful Hollywood actor. Damien plays the part of a politician, The movie is not just a war movie. Christina Daz plays Damien's wife in the movie. Peter enjoyed War Without Guns, 3. Complete the story of Damien using the verb in brackets in the right tense. DAMIEN DECKER the next James Bond? DAMIEN DECKER (1) —__!$_ (be) now famous Hollywo star but he (2) ____ always ___ (not be) famous only six months ago he (3) ______ (be) a waiter in Hamburger Heaven, Damien (4) —_______ (want) to be an actor since he (5) (be) a small child and now at last his dream (€) —___ (come) true. He (7) (star) inthe film War Without Guns, which (8) —____ (open) just ast we and (9) ______ already (become) a big sucess Damien (10) _____ (hope) to be the next James Bond!we way ane 1 2 Things to do this week 1 Goto Tea Wilet’s farm 2. Take the medicine for the cows (x - X've already, given Ted the medicine) 3 Check the new baby pigs A Visit Mrs Meade's sick cat agaln (x - ot 5 necessary. Zt's Feeling better now) 5 Give Mrs Meade the bil (x - L've abready 6 posted it) ; 6 Drive to Smithson Stables on Thursday 7 Phone the stables to ask for directions (x ~ not 8 necessary. Ne done it) & Examine the racehorses Write ahealth report for Mr Smithson have to + should and must * Job descriptions Men and women ¢ Pronunciation - Words that rhyme DYER Cuksy 2. What does he have to dot What doesn't he have have to -— 1 has to/ doesn't have to 1 Hehas to go to Ted Willet's farm, 1 Tristan, the vet, has made alist of things to do. Look at his list 2 Hedoesn'thave to take the medicine for the cows. and read his secretary's notes. Sanam i GEA? Kn —————— rt have to ‘Complete the sentences with have to, has to, or had toand a suitable verb. 1 have towear glasses because my eyes aren't very good. Remember! When you drive in England you on the left! A Can Igo and see the dentist when I want? B Well, usually you an appointment, unless it’s an emergency. ‘Atweekends Jack wears jeans and a T-shirt. During the week he atie. Sorry, I'm late. 1 there was a queue, I don't like my job. Sometimes 1 till midnight. Farmers every day of the year. ‘Their car broke down, so they breakdown service. asuitand to the bank, and the Unit8 + Dosanddont’s 433. Making questions 5 Making positive and negative sentences Put the words in the correct order to make Make ten true sentences about you and your family, using the questions. chart. Add a comment if you can. 1 time /you/ up / what / have / get / do /to/? My grandfather doesn't have to go to work. He's retired. What time do youhave to get up? My mother has to get up early. 2. job / wear / have / in / uniform / you / your / to 1 dothe washing-up. Ido/al? We babysit. ‘My parents ray make the beds. a oe My mother i dothe shopping. 3 books/ have / many/ you/ buy /so/why/ did/ My father are dothe cooking. to/? My sister vithrcre | dothe toning My brother work in the garden. randmoth y. 4. States /visa/ get /to/ to / go / you / do / have / eau! Estoy a/the/to/? 5 John/ does / pills / take / often / his / how / have /to/? 6 plant / carefully / you / after / look / do / have / to/this/ very/? 4 Short answers Someone is asking Tristan, the vet, questions. Write Tristan’s answers, 1 Do you have to get up early? Yes, {do 2. Do you sometimes have to work at night? 3 Do you have to wear a uniform? 4. Did you have to study hard to become a vet? 5 Did you have to look for a job? 6 Docs Ted Willet have to give the cows some medicine? 7 Do you have to visit Mrs Meade’s cat? 8 Does Mrs Meade have to pay the bill? 44° Unit8 - Dosand dont's- should 6 Giving advice EB advice to these people. Use I think ... should or I dows think... should. Peter's got a very bad cold. I think he should go to bed. Keith wants to drive home, but he hasn’t got his glasses. Ann's phone bill was enormous! £300! phone company. Jenny and ‘Tony are only sixteen, but they say they want to, get married. ‘My tooth hurts, ‘My children want £50 pocket money. so much, ve lost my wallet and credit cards. your bank, “There's a hole in my shoe. I only bought them last week! the shop. Kate’s crying because I pushed her. It was an accident. sorry. 7 Asking for advice ‘Ask for advice in these situations. Use (What) do you think... should... 2 George has asked me to marry him, Doyou think should say yee? Teresa has invited me toa party at her parents’ house. Hazel still hasn’t given me back the money she owes me. 2 V'm having a party, and I have to write a guest list. Who Lisa isn’t speaking to me because I said she was stupid. Paulo doesn't know whether to go to university or travel round the world, What ‘These shoes are fantastic, but they're so expensive! have to or should? 8 Using the correct form ‘Complete the sentences with a form of have to or should. Make the verbs negative when necessary. 1 Geoff works too much. I think he take it easy. 2 Your clothes smell, and you've got a cough. You smoke, 3 I'm going to bed. I get up early tomorrow. 4. I'd like to meet your boyfriend. You invite him round, 5 Soldiers have short hair. 6 You____ come with me if you don't want to. Pll go on my own, 7 Ifyou can't do your homework, you ask forhelp. 8 If you've gota ticket, you You can go straight in. queue. 9 You ___ tell lies. t's wrong. 10 Your hair's too long. I think you getitcut. must 9 must for strong obligation or advice Complete the sentences with mustand a suitable ending. 1 Its my mother’s birthday tomorrow. 1 must buy, her a present and acard. 2. There's an excellent film on at the moment. You 3. Mybedroomts a real mess. I 4 Peter's in hospital. 1 5 Our train leaves in two minutes! We 1 6 You can borrow my tennis racquet, but you - Te was very expensive. 7 There’s a wonderful new restaurant opened in town. You Unit « Do'sanddont’s 45Reading 10 Fired from his job! 1 Look at the picture of a cannon and a ball. ‘What are they called in your language? 2 Look at the photo of a human cannonball. Where does a human cannonball work? 3. Read the newspaper article and mark the sentences true (V’), false (X), or don’t know (?). 1 Todd is scared of his job. 2 The circus wanted him to go on a training coursein South America. 3. Hewas worried about flying there. 4 The circus said he didn’t have to go on the course. 5 Todd doesn’t think the training course is necessary. 6 Diego Zeman isa friend of Todd's. 7 Marnie Dock advised Todd to do the course. 8 Todd has decided to take the job as a clown. 4 Find words in the text which mean ... 1 really scared 2. very big, huge 3. hurt (a part of your body) 4 ashow 5 feel really nervous and scared 6 unhappy 46 Unit 8 - Do’anddont’s - TODD CHRISTIAN, the Human Cannonball, has lost his job, because he is terrified of flying. But it isn’t the enormous cannon that scares him, it’s aeroplanes! He is quite happy to fly 30 metres above the circus at 80 kph, but he won’t get on a plane. When Toda, 26, injured his leg during a performance, the circus said he should go to Brazil for a special training course. But Todd refused to go. He said, ‘I know it sounds crazy, because I'm a human cannonball, but I don't like long flights. If P'm ona plane for along time, I start to panic? So the circus told him he had to leave his job. Todd said he was very upset. He is now discussing the situation with his lawyer. He thinks he doesn't have to do the course. Meanwhile, Brazilian Diego Zeman, the Human Rocket, has arrived at the circus to take Todds job. Senhor Zeman has already done the special training course. ‘I feel sorry for Todd, but this is my dream job and I'm very happy; said the Human Rocket. Marnie Dock, who became the world’s first female human cannonball at the age of 16, is now the circus’s cannon trainer. She thought that Todd should do the training course. She explained that the circus had to be very strict, as the human cannonball performance could be very dangerous. ‘We did it for his own safety’ she said, Meanwhile, the circus has offered him another job - as a down.Vocabulary Tl Men and women de 1@), Vocabulary spor “Many words refer to both men and women. student doctor teacher Some words refer to one sex only. ‘housewife (woman) king (man) 1 Put the words in the correct column, uncle pilot niece model cousin aunt athlete bride child sir Rlightattendant madam nurse actor musician teenager chef bridegroom nephew ‘Men Women Both 2. Complete the sentences with a word from exercise 1. 1 He's my sister's son. He's my 2 Trunin races. I'm an - 3. In my job I wear the latest fashions. Ima + 4. [serve you drinks on a plane flight. I'ma 5 I star in films. man 6 cook food for a restaurant. Tma 7 The wedding was wonderful. The looked beautiful, and the —____ was very handsome. 8 ‘Good evening, ____. Good evening, Here is the menu? 12 Job descriptions Match a job in A with a verb in B anda line in C. A B c ‘A farmer fires. ‘A receptionist legal advice. Anarchitect medicine for patients, Alawyer guests. Asoldier buildings. Afirefighter on the land. A decorator the home and children. Amechanic rooms ina house. Ahousewife cars. Ashop assistant ‘customers. Adoctor his/her country. Pronunciation 3B Words that rhyme 1 In each group of words, two words rhyme and ‘onc doesn't. Circle the one which is different. Practise saying the words. 1 boot suit 2 wear hair ear 3 lord word bored 4 home come some 5 sung wrong young 6 flower Jower shower 7 war law far 8 pull pool wool 9 niece pies peace 10 food good should 11 crowd loud road 12 male smile sail 2 Practise saying these sentences. 1 You should try the food — it’s good! 2 Lord Wood was bored with his crossword, 3 You have to come home sometime. 4. The crowd walked along the road shouting loudly. 5. The young man has sung the wrong song! Unit8 + Dosanddont’s 47Check it 14 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. You should visit Scotland in summer when is warmer. Sorry P'm late. I did have to do some shopping. She don't have to work late tonight. He applied a job asa bus driver. You should pass a driving test before you drivea car. Idon' think you should listen to her advices. You have to has all the right documents to travel, You dor’t have to smoke on aeroplanes. Does she has to wear glasses? Do you think should I go to the doctor? Svoovsansene 15 Listening You'll have a great time! 1 Listen to Justin, He is giving advice to his friend Sam, who is going to study in New York for six months. 2 Choose the correct answer. 1 Sam’s going to New York next week / month. 2 Heis leaving on Tuesday / Thursday. 3. Justin lived in New York for one year / two years. 4. He advises Sam to buy warm clothes before he goes to New York/ when he isin New York, 5. Sam / The university has organized all his documents. 6. He's going to live in a tiny / huge apartment in Greenwich Village. 7 One of Justin's favourite places is Grand Central Station/y Central Park. ‘ 8 Sam is/isn'tgoing to visit Guiseppe’s Pizza Parlour. 5 3 3. Sam is writinga list of the things to do before leaving for New York, ‘Complete the list using have oor should. lt pack warm clothes. » se 21 colt my dlr fom te bankon Wen. Cc 31 ring my parents! z . 4 [________ find my passport. rit: 31 be at the airport at 4 o'clock in the morning. *! 61 {goto bed early the night before. 4. Give advice to Sam. Use I think you should or I don’t think you should. — 1 My flight leaves at 6 o'clock tomorrow morning and Justin wants « to go out fora few drinks tonight. Ie’s going to be very cold in New York. Thaven't given my parents my New York address. $ Thave to get up very early. ‘Where should I get American dollars? At the airport or from my bank? How should I travel to the airport? Taxi or train? ween 48 Unit + Dosand dont’s mI BHULA B A B A B A B A A B Present Simple or will? 1 Choosing the correct form 1 Look at the holiday brochure, Choose the correct forms to complete the sentences. Choose the correct form of the verb. There's someone at the door. OK. Fg0/T'llgo. What a beautiful picture! Tbuy / Il buy it for you, What newspaper do you buy? Tbuy /P1 buy The Times, Would you like to order, sir? Thave / Pt have the lamb. What time do you eat in the evening? We have / We'll have supper at about 8.00. ‘The phone's ringing! OK. Fanswer/T'il answer it. Conditional clauses * Time clauses Word + preposition * Pronunciation - Ways of pronouncing -ea- icy To Sun'n'Sea Getaways holidays Q with at difference! 1 Ifyou like / will like our destinations, you love / ‘Move our prices! You don't/ won't regret it if you choose / will choose any one of these fabulous holiday resorts! When you book / will booka holiday with us, you get /'l get 5-star service all the way! 4 You receive / wil receive free travel insurance, sun cream, and a £20 traveller's cheque, as soon as you make / will make your booking. 5 While you are / will bein your resort, your hotel gives/ will give you a free meal for two with a glass of champagne! 6 And our company gives / will give you another £20 to spend at the airport, before you get /will geton your flight home! ~ ins | Hurry! rake advantage. of this amazing offer! | e _Don' t. delay! Book: today!” Unit9 + Going places 4950 Conditional clauses 2. Making questions 1. Your friend is going on holiday. Write the questions. 1 What / do / miss / plane ? What will you do if you miss the plane? 2. What /do/ plane / late? 3. Where / stay / hotels / full ? 4 What / do / not like the food? 5 Where / go / beaches / crowded ? 6 What/do/ get sunburnt ? 2 Now match the questions above with the correct answers. a LJPijust eat bread, cheese, and fruit. b JI won't sunbathe for a few days. ¢ (1) Lwon’t miss it. Ill get there early. d UI'llfind somewhere. A youth hostel, maybe. ¢ [OP'Ilsleep in the airport. £ IP visit the old town and the mountains. Unit 9 + Going places 3 Making negatives Make the sentences negative, but keep the meaning the same. You will need to change some words. 1 We'll leave the party before 10.00. We won't stay at the party after 10.00._ 2 Shelllbe late. 3. Hellllose, 4 Y'l fal my exams. 5 She'll tell the truth, 6 Welleat out, 7 Well walk to school. 8 T'llgotobed early tonight. 9 T'ilaccept the invitation. 10 We'll go out at the weekend. if or when? Complete the sentences with ifor when, 1 —_It___ you can't do your homework, ask for help. T'lpay you back I next see you. Tl come to bed this programme ends. anyone phones me, tell them P'm out ween ‘Come on! bust ‘we hurry, well catch the 6 —______ I play tennis with Justin, he always wins. 7 The shops are full of things to buy Christmas comes. 8 A Pvelost my bag. B ___T find it, I'll let you know.Time clauses 7 Choosing the correct conjunction Choose the time expression which best completes the sentence. Sometimes two are possible. 1 Please turn out the lights after / before / when 5 Present tense or future? Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 Byel I phone/I'll phone you when Iget/ I'll get home. you go to bed. 2 Lucky you! While you're / you'll be on holiday, P'm / Pll be 2. Hliketo relax as soon as / while / before Vm on atwork, holiday. 3 I'm sorry you're going away, I'm glad /’ll be glad when 3. When /if/ While you are the first person up in you're back / you will be back. the morning, make mea cup of tea. 4A Give me your phone number. 4. P'm going to keep asking you to marry me B Sure. Igive/T'llgiveit to you before I'll go / Igo. while / until / when you say yes. 5. The doctor will be ready in ten minutes. Take a seat while 5. Wecan go if/as soon as / while you're ready. you will wait / you're waiting. 6 While / If / When V'm having my hair cut, you 6 I'm going out before the shops will shut / the shops shut. can do the shopping. 7 Iwait /Yllwaitby the phone until you ring/ you'll ring. 7 Stop ata petrol station after / when / before we 8 You must phone me as soon as you'll get / you get your run out of petrol, exam results, 8 After/ When / Until you've read the newspaper, 9 Thope to see you while I'll be /I’urin London. can Thave it? 9 1am so worried about James. As soon as / 6 Joining sentences While / After you hear any news, phone me. Join the pairs of sentences using the words in brackets. Make 10 If/ When / As soonas we discover life on the necessary tense changes. another planet, wil it b 1. She'll pay me back. She'll get some money. (as soon as) ‘She'll pay me back as soon ac she gets some money. 2 Tillwait here. You'll get back. (until) 3. Give mea ring. You'll hear some news. (when) 4 The TV programme will end. Pll do my homework. (after) Til have a bath. I'l go to work. (before) She'll be in Paris. She'll visit friends. (while) 7 Thelesson will end. 'll go home. (as soon as) 8 won't leave the house, The postman will call. (until) 9 Can you feed the cats? I'l be away. (while) 10 T'ltell you about the holiday. I'll get back. (when) Unit 9 + Going places 518 Tenses and time expressions Put the verb in brackets into the correct tense — Present Simple, going to future, will fature, or the Present Continuous. Put if, ‘when, or as soon asinto each box. The trip ofa “lifetime Nekt year, | (1) "M9049 (g0) on the most fantastic tripto. the Galapagos Islands in Ecuador! I (2) (join) a group of young scientists. We (3) (study) some of the amazing wildlife there. We aren't sure exactly when to go yet. (4) J we (5) ___ (go) in April, it (6) (be) warm but rainy. The weather (7) (be) cooler and drier (8) we (9) —____ (travel) in June, We (10) all (meet) at the weekend to make a final decision, (1) (we (12) ____ (now) exactly. when we want to go, we (13) (book) our flights to Quito, the capital city. (14) [——_]we (15) __ {arrive) in Quito, we (16) (take) a bus to the port and get on a boat. Then we (17) probably ——_— (sail) round the istands for three weeks. (18) ] we (19) _____ (work) hard, Pm sure we (20) (find out) lots of fascinating things about these wonderful islands. And I hope well see lots of turtles! 52 Unit 9 + Going places Vocabulary 9 Verb + preposition ‘Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box. with for to about at 1 Tmwvaiting the postman to arrive. 2 Look that picture! Isnt itlovely? 3. P'mlooking Mary. Is she here? 4 Can I talk you fora minute? 5 Ineed totalkto you a problem. 6 Tagree ‘you about most things, but not politics. 7 Ifyou havea problem, ask help. 8 Have you heard? Dave's going out Anna! 9 Let me pay the coffees. You can get them tomorrow. 10 I'm thinking buyinga car. 10 Adjective + preposition Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box. for with to about of at from in 1 Are you any good tennis? 2 This town is full tourists 3 Are you interested history? 4 Dave's getting mari Alice! Next week! 5. My daughter's afraid dogs. 6 Flowers! For me! How kind you! 7 Whyare you angry me? Ididn'tdo anything! 8 I'm totally different iy sister. We aren't similar ata. 9. NewYork is famous its buildings 10 Pmworried done any revision. ‘my exams. haven'tReading TI Travelling at the speed of light! 1 Read the magazine article and mark Tom's journey ‘on the map. How many stops did he make? 2 Answer the questions. How longis the journey that Tom is going to make? Why doesn't he want to go? How much did the ticket cost? ‘When and where does he want to eat toast and jam? Which parts of the journey can't he remember? Which places does he want to come back to? Travelling at the speed of light! Travel writer Tom Bradley loses sleep on the ultimate trip — an 11-day, 29,000-mile journey round the world » "a . Ws. a Hho, u a ‘m getting on the plane at Heathrow Airport, when 1 realize that 1 don’t want to ‘make this journey. I already feel tired just thinking about it. But If I don’t go now, Il waste over £1,000 on my round-the-world ticket ~s0 I get on the plane. 5,500 miles and eight time zones later, | get off the plane in L.A. It is late afternoon, but my body clock Is telling me that it is $ am. When I get to the hotel, alll want to eat is toast and jam, not dinner, But if 1 don’t eat now, Ill feel hungry in the middle of the L.A. night. Next morning I wake up, and try to eat breakfast. Then 1 go on a quick tour of Hollywood, before 1 catch my next plane. Another 5,500 miles later, and another four time zones later, | get off the plane in Fiji. Lam exhausted, but this is paradise. When J have a proper holiday next year, ' come hack here. I go to the hotel and lie under a palm tree, But all too soon, I'm back at the airport. Another 1,341 miles and an international dateline later, we arrive in Auckland, New Zealand, Next I'm in Australia, flying from Sydney to Fremantle. Unfortunately, 1 don’t hhave a clear memory of New Zealand or Australia, except for sheep, a | seaplane, whales, and a waterside restaurant. I am just too tired. t 1 wake up 1,603 miles from Fremantle, and I'm in Ball in the Pacific Ocean. 1 have never felt so awake before! Ball is beautiful, and I really enjoy my day here. If Fever | get married, I'l come back here on | my honeymoon. ! 1,040 miles late, I'm in Singapore. How did I get here? Then I'm flying home, still wishing I was back in Bali. As soon as I get home, I know I'l start feeling bored! =m Unit9 + Going places 53Pronunciation 12. Ways of pronouncing -ea- 0. There ae different ways to pronounce ee Looks these ‘examples. fil ead ‘et ead Atal dear Jeal wear fev break fat learn (Present Simple) (Past Simple) 1 Put these words into the correct place in the chart, ‘meat earth reason dead clear great bread mean fear bear theatre dear fist lel hal fea! lev Js) 2 Look at these pairs of words, Is -ea- pronounced the same or differently? Puta tick (7) ora cross (x), 1 Widear clear 2 (dear earth 3 C)health reason 4 (Thealth wealth 5 [Clean mean 6 [learn earth 7 Clwear bear 8 Clwear great 9 [break great 10 (fear theatre 11 Cmeat bread 12 LXbread dead 54 Unit9 + Going places Check it 13 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. ‘What will you do if you'l lose your job? promise I'l go to bed if this programme ends. ‘The meeting can start as soon as Lionel will arrive. If it’s too expensive, I want buy it. T'll give it to John when he come. I'm going tomorrow to Scotland. Who's making the washing-up tonight? Can you tell me where is the bus station? ‘We artived in school at eight o'clock this morning. 10 We'll leaveas soon you're ready. vovaueuns 14 Listening What's in the future? 1 ‘Susan has a problem and has gone to sec Madame Voyetta,a fortune teller, to find out what will happen in the future. Listen to the conversation, 2 Are the sentences about Susan true (/) or false (X)? Correct the false ones. Madame Voyetta makes Susan a cup of tea. Susan is worried about her job. Madame Voyetta says that Susan will be unhappy next yeat. Susan went travelling when she finished university. She found it difficult to get a job afier university, She's never been to Australia, She'll live in a house in the centre of Sydney. Madame Voyetta gets tired and has to havea break. eyauAENne 3. Complete the sentences with the verb in the correct form. 1 If Susan loses her job, she to Australia. (go) 2. If-she goes to Australia, she a good life. (have) 3. Ifshe sells her house, she alot of money. (make) 4. Ifshe goes to Australia, she on Bondi Beach. (live) 5. If'she loses her job, it the end of the world. (not be) Destiny Linei } The passive » Preposition + word i Pronunciation — Sentence stress i AU hurt hued The passive Complete the text with the passive form of the verbs. reep a ‘Use the Present Simple, Past Simple, or Present Perfect. > the world’s first clockwork radio — ‘The clockwork radio is the only radio that docsn't need. batteries or electricity, It (1) ispowered (power) by turning the handle for a minute, Nowadays, thousands of these radios (2) ___ (make) every day. They (3) (buy) by people in Third World countries where there isn't any electricity. The clockwork radio (4) —_______ (invent) in 1991 + by Trevor Bayliss, a British inventor. Trevor had the idea \hile he was listening to some news on the radio about Africa. It (5) _____ (report) that Africans were dying of Aids and there was no easy way to send them information about the disease. But no one would help Trevor develop his idea for a new kind of radio. Finally, in 1993, his invention (6) _____ (show) on a TV programme, and afterwards, a South African businessman heard of Trevor's clever idea and contacted him. The first Freeplay radios (7) ——____ (build) in South Africa in 1995. Since then, the radios have been a great success. Millions of them (8) ____ (sell) worldwide, and Trevor (9) ___ (give) many awards, including one from Nelson Mandela. ‘Trevor has hunga letter on the wall in his house. It (10) __ (write) in 1991 by another engineer, who explained in great detail why he thought Trevor's idea for a clockwork radio couldn't possibly work! Unit 10 + Things that changed the world $52 Making questions 4 Making negatives Complete the questions about the clockwork radio. Correct the sentences. 1. ‘The clockwork radio was invented by Trevor Bayliss. 1 Paper is made from plasti ‘Who was the clockwork radio invented by? Paper isn't made from plactic. It's made from wood. 2. The clockwork radio was invented in 1991. 2. John Lennon was killed in London. When 2 3 They are bought by people in the Third World. 3. Coffee is grown in Scotland. Who 2 4 His invention was shown on TV. 4 Sunflowers was painted by Renoir. Where 2 5. Itwas developed in South Aftica. 5. Clockwork radios have been produced since 1885. Where ? 6 The first radios were built in 1995. 6 The Berlin Wall was knocked down in 1982. When 2 7 Thousands of Freeplay radios are made every day. 7 The 2004 Olympic Games were held in Sydney. How many ? 8 Millions of radios have been sold worldwide. 8 Rolls-Royce cars are made in Japan. How many 2 9. The iPod was developed by Microsoft. Short answers Answer the questions about the clockwork radio, Use short answers. 1 Was the clockwork radio invented by Trevor Bayliss? Yes, twas 2 Was it invented in 1991? 3. Wasit developed in India? 4 Were the first radios built in 1993? 5. Have millions of radios been sold worldwide? 6 Has Trevor Bayliss been given an award by Nelson ‘Mandela? 7 Has the clockwork radio been a great success? 56 Unit 10 + Things that changed the world5. Local news stories 1 Complete the three stories with the passive verbs in the boxes. 2 Complete the questions about the newspaper stories, using the passive, 1 Who Was dlecovered under the floor of anew house? oC ~ ea 1 STOP IN THE NA. H|__OF THELAW! ‘An 86-year-old man (5) by police while he was driving the wrong way down a motorway. When ‘Mr Hurst (6) what he was doing, he said, ‘Tim glad to see you.1(7) byall the other Woe} eavaneamiest drivers, But they're all going the wrong way? The police igel . iy Pol roc Grove him backhoms, ince then, his driving licence - 8) -He (9) by his ‘To the vet's. granddaughter in future. 3 Why by the police? hasbeentaken away wasasked wasstopped Because he was driving the wrong way down a Willbedriven ‘ve been shouted at motorway. 4 Why. by his granddaughter in future? Because his driving licence has been taken away. 5 Who by his colleagues? Alorry driver called Stewart Wilson, 6 Where aplace? At Cambridge University. TIGER’S LUCKY ESCAPE Acat called Tiger, who was lost for three weeks in the village of Streatham, (1) —has been found_ today. Tiger (2) this morning by builders under the floor in a new house. The builders heard a small noise while they were trying to mend a badly- fitted waterpipe. The cat (3) immediately to the vet's. The vet. id the cat only. survived because it was able to drink water from the broken pipe. Tiger's owner, who (4) _____ by thelocal paper, said that for the frst time in his life he was grateful to bad plumbers. at ae ONot so stupid after all Alorry driver, who (10) his colleagues, (11) University to study history. Stewart Wilson, 30, became a truck driver after he let school with no qualifications. He (12) ___ by his workmates, until he tooka Mensa test. He (3) he had an 1Q of 151, which put him in the top 2% of the country. So he immediately went back to college to take his school exams, ‘Stewart said, ‘It’s a dream come true! And] a4) “Stupid? recently, Pm happy to say!” Stupid Stewart’ by a place at Cambridge hasbeen offered wascalled wastold ‘was laughed at haven't been called oot Unit 10 + Things that changed the world 57Active and passive o French and German 6 Notices spoken here Look at the shop notices. For cach notice, write * two sentences, one passive and one active. 1 French and German are spoken here. PART-TIME °e We speak French and German here, ASSISTANT WANTED. | Jewellery _ ation, NO EXPERIENCE bought af 3 NEEDED. Sold Fy Credit cards accepted ji a ~ 6 °e _—— & % ODO a Afternoon : 2 tea == = served 7 Active or passive? ‘Complete the text with the verbs in % Ry brackets in the correct tense, active or passive. - 73 Coca-Cola i A drink enjoyed all over theworld Abillion cans or bottles of Coca-Cola (1) (drink) every day worldwide! (invent) in 1886 by an American chemist, Dr John Pemberton, in Atlanta, USA. He (call) ita health drink. At first, it (make) from the cola nut and coca plant. Pemberton’s partner, Frank Robinson, (3) —______ (give) it the name‘Coca-Cola’ The business didn’t start well. In the first year, only nine drinks a day (6) —_______ (sell). In 1888, the business + (7) —_____ (buy) by a man named Asa Candler. He (8) —___ (open) the first factory, in Texas, in 1895. Since then, billions and billions of gallons (9) (sell) in over 200 countries. ‘Coca-Cola (10) —____ stil] ____ (make) in. that factory in Texas today. And it is certain that Coca-Cola (11) ——___ drink) far into the 2st century.Vocabulary 8 Preposition + word Complete the sentences with a preposition from the box. of in by on for at 1 What's __ TV tonight? 2. Jane's very happy because she’s ____ love, 3 ‘IsMr James ___ work this week?"*No, he’s holiday? 4 Would you like to go ___ a walk? 5 Tlive ___ the fourth floor of a block of flats. 6 Here's present ___ your new baby. 7 {didn't mean to open your letter I did it accident. 8 T'mabit busy __ the moment. Can you call back next week? 9. I'm not eating chocolate this month, I'm adict. 10 Pve read a lot about the war ___ the papers. 11 Toften go abroad _____ business. 12 ‘Can you help me?"*Not now. _____ a minute? 13 There are no trains today. The workers are strike, 14 _____ myopinion, film stars are overpaid, 15 Thate being late. {have to arrive —____ time. 16 Tleftschool __ the age of 16. 17 ‘Did you steal that pen?” ___course not!” 18 Ispoke to her _____ the phone last week, 19 Tkeep ____ touch with my friends email. I gotthe information ___ the internet, Pronunciation 9 Sentence stress @ English we only stress the important words in a sentence, These words carry the most meaning. 1 Say these sentences. The important information is stressed. Fad 2 book 2 Now say these longer sentences. The sess pattern means they still take about the same time to say asthe sentences in ‘She's driving her €ar . ‘'lread her a book . We've beefi to your school ‘Shes given him some mi I'm talking to your father. ‘Were going ona pic. Write the numbers of the sentences in the box with the right sentence stress pattern, There are three sentences for each pattern. I'm going home. Let's go to the shops! ‘We need some more milk. ‘They're playing with their puppy. She's staying here. We'll cook you a meal, Thelped my dad. I've taken him a sandwich, She laughed at his old trousers. Practise saying the sentences. wovaunene Unit 10 + Things that changed the world 59Check it 10 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 Samsung phones is made in Korea. 2 The telephone has been invented in 1876. 3 Itwas invented from Alexander Graham Bell. 4 Hundreds of Roman coins were been found in a garden in London. 5 AGerman chemist was invented aspirin. 6 Googleis an amazing discovery. 7 Ohno! I've lost the bus. 8 Sandra is very good at telling advice. 9. Lalways make my homework listening to music. 10 'mafraid the line’s occupied. Would you like to hold? Ti Listening. Aphone call toa phone company 1 Gary Boyd has a problem with his mobile phone bill. He's ringing Faster Phone, the ‘caring phone company’ to ask about it. Listen to the conversation and circle the correct answer. 1 Gary bought his mobile phone ... a last year b last month last week 2. He received a phone bill for .... a £100 b £50 c £15 3. During the conversation Gary speaks to .. different people. a one b two three 4. Hewas told that for £50he could .... a talk for 150 minutes and send 200 texts talk for 200 minutes and send 150 texts ¢ talk for 50 minutes and send 50 texts 5 Gary finally speaks to ... a David b the manager © nobody 6 Faster Phone has been taken over by... a David b the Mobile Phone Factory ¢ the Caring Phone Company 7 Gary's reference numbers... . a 012965577885 b 250 ¢ R73889506 8 The new phone company’s prices are... a cheaper b_ more expensive ¢ thesame price 60 Unit 10 + Things that changed the world 2 Listen again and complete the expressions with the correct words. 1 ____can help you? 2.'m you've department. to the wrong 3 _______ onamoment and I'll you through you please explain ? Do you want to leavea___? ril______ you ‘Can help yout’ ‘I certainly hope that, sir. Let’s tohim. eran Vim so sorry to what I can do, 9 “Thank you. You've been very ‘No problem, Mr Boyd. I'm Tcould help?Ud Second Conditional 1 Alfie’ dreams Alfie works in a factory. Read about his life, then complete the sentences about his dreams. boss of the factory, ... ina beautiful house. ———__ ar midday, IfAlfie was the 1 hed (would ve 2 he 3 he toworkina g — rts car, 4 he a only when he wanted to, e he —_____ on holiday to the Caribbean, ~ 6 he all the factory workers a pay rise) ae ner 2. Making questions ‘Ask questions about Alfie. If Alfie was the boss of the factory, 1... Where would he tive? Ina beautiful house. 2. At midday. He lives at home with his family. 5 dow 2 * Hegets up at 6.00. + He Gyles ee 1, from 7.00 t0 6.00. Only when he wanted to. 3 He works long hours, from 7. se, + He never goes on holiday i To the Caribbean . es his money: ese give the factory workers? Unit 11 + What if.3. Sharmista’s dreams Read about Sharmista’s dreams, and complete the text. Use the Present Simple and the Second Conditional. ©000000060006060 Myname’s Sharmista, andl (1) _____({ive) i. * Mumbat tn India. I'm an office worker, but L (2) ______ (want) to be a Bollywood film ._ star! (Bollywood {s the Indian Hollywood.) 1(3) _____ (live) at home with my family, but {fl was a Bollywood star, 1(4) _______ (have) a big house in the hills outstde the city, and 1(5) (marry) a handsome Bollywood actor, andwe (6) ____ (live) there together with our _ three beautiful children! ie Lusually (7) ___ (go) to work by bus, but if “1, (8) _____ (be) famous, (9) _____ (go) inabig « Vimousine.1(10) —_____ (not drive) it myself, but 1 (11) ___ (have) adtiver! Tammy Job,1(12)___ (not earn) much money, and1(13) ___(give) most of my money to my parents. Butifl(14) ____ (be) afilm star, 1(15) (be) rich! 1(16) ____ (give) my parents = alot of money, and1 (17) _____ (not waste) my money. ‘ onsilly things, but (18) ______also ___ (buy) ‘myself some beautiful clothes! tt would be a wonderful life! 4. Short answers 5 if... ‘Answer the questions about Sharmista. Use short answers. Join these sentences using the Second Conditional. If Sharmista was a Bollywood film star, ... 1 I'm not rich. I don't live in a big house. 1... would she live in a flat? Le lwas rich, U'd lve 2 bighouse. No, she wouldn't. 2. Steve works in the evening. He has no time to would she get married? play with his children. 3. Sue buys a lot of clothes. She has no money. 3... would she have children? eer 4 Thaven't got a car. I can't give you allift. 5 ..wouldshewastehermony? 5. 1go to bed late. 'm tired in the morning. 6 ...wouldshehaveawonderfulli? 6 Judy hasn't got a watch. She's always late. 62° Unit 1» Whatif...?might 6 might = will + perhaps Write the sentences with might instead of will + perhaps. 1 Perhaps it will rain tomorrow. It might rain tomorrow. 2. Perhaps we'll go to Spain for our holidays, 3. Perhaps | won't go out tonight. 4 Perhaps Joe and Ellie will come round for a drink this evening, 5 Perhaps I'll get a PlayStation for my birthday. 6 Perhaps Dave wor't phone me tonight. 7 Choosing the correct form Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 Don't wait for me. Pll be /I might be late. It depends on the traffic. 2A What are you doing tonight? B I don't know. I'm going/ I might goout, or I'm staying / might stayat home. 3. We have guests coming for Sunday lunch. I'm going to cook 1 I might cook roast beef and Yorkshire pudding. I've bought all the ingredients. 4A Pmgoing to buy Georgea green shirt. B I wouldn'tif I were you. A. Why not? B He ist’t going to like / He might not like the colour green. 5 A Goodbye, darling! 1'll phone /I might phoneas soon as arrive, B Thanks. Bye! 6 Catherine wants to be a politician. Who knows? One day she'll be / she might be Prime Minister! 8 Worries ‘What are these people worried about? Match a line in A with a line in B. A 1 Sophie's worried. she's going tobe an aupair abroad, 6 Toby worried. His company is going to cut some staff. 2. Tess's wortied, Her four-year-old daughter is walking on a high wall, 3. Danuta’ worried, She's got two important exams tomorrow. 4. David's wortie. His parents are away, and he's invited about twenty fiends to his house fora party. 5 Francis is worried. He thinks it's going to rain and he doesn’t have an umbrella. 7 Kaoris worried, Her plane leaves in forty minutes, and she's stuck ina traffic jam, She might fall. ‘She might miss it She might fall He might get wet. ‘She might not lie’. They might break something, He might lose his job. Unit + What if.9 Trying to decide ‘Complete the text with might and a verb from the box. become wait do go notearn —notmake meet ‘I know it's time for decisions, but 'm not very ‘good at making decisions. | always worry that 1(1)____ the right choice. 1 (2) ____ to university next year, but 1'm not sure. | (3) fora year and travel around Asia for a while, After university, 1(4) ___atteacher. (6) —_____ much, but I ike working with kids, and money isn't everything. Someone told me there are lots of jobs teaching English abroad, so |(6) a course in that, ‘Then | could teach and travel! Who knows, | (7) ———_anice gir, too! That would be great!’ 64 Unit + Whatif...? Pronunciation 10 Words that sound the same ‘Some words are pronounced the same, but they are spelt differently and have different meanings. meet ~ Shall we meet at six? meat ~Do you est meat? 1 Circle the word in the box which matches the sound of the word on the left. 1 fair fear fire fare 2 hire higher hair igh 3 one when ‘won own 4 weigh | why we way 5 court | coat caught aut 6 threw | though tough through 7 tie tea Thai toe 8 peace pies piece peas 2 Write the other spelling for these words in phonetic script. 1 foreik/ brake foluy = —________blew_ 2 a 4 Ipc) = _____ pear 5 froud/ toe 6 fwitk) aig 7 bweisy waist 8 few) = _______eight 3. Complete the sentences with words from exercises 1 and 2 with the correct spelling, 1 The wind was so strong last night that it Tolu:/ some leaves 10ru:/the open window. 2 The boys ___/raud/ their bikes along the /raud/ to school. 3 Sara wasill fora ‘vicky. She’s back at work now, but she’s still feling a bit __vitk/. 4A Areyou hungry? Would you like a piss! of cake? B_No, thanks, 've decided to go.on a diet, because 1 ‘hve far too much! 5 1_____0rus/the ball Mrata! and Mhatal into the air and 1____ fost perfectly every time!Vocabulary 11 Phrasal verbs 1 Complete the sentences with a verb from the box in the correct form. fill give put try lie get look(x2) fall go 1 Could on those shoes, please? Size nine. 2 Twant the children to on their sunhats. Its very hot today. 3 Just ____ away! You're really annoying me. 4 Could you _____in this form, please, and sign itat the bottom? 5. T've got a really bad headache. I'm just going to down, 6 A What does ‘gorgeous’ mean? B Noidea.1' it up in the dictionary. 7 Y'm—______ for my glasses. Have you scen them anywhere? 8 She ___off her horse and hurt her wrist. 9 Iwasa smoker, but 1 up last year. 10 Idon’t like James, but 1 on very well with his wife. 2 Complete the sentences with a particle from the box. ‘out up(x3)_ down on(x2) away after 1 You look tired. Sit and havea cup of tea 2 I'm looking for yesterday’s newspaper. Did you throw it___? 3 Tum ______ the light, please! It’s too dark in here. 4 Llive in Bristol now, but I grew in Leicester. 5 Come __! Hurry !You'll be Tate for school. 6 Don't worry about the baby. I'll look her while you're out, 7 John! Wake 1 Gan you hear a noise downstairs? 8 Put that cigarette! I hate you smoking inhere. 13 Listening Check it 12 Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. If would know the answer, I'd tell you. What will you do if you were president? You wouldn't be tired if you go to bed earlier. The weather forecast says it might probably rain. We'll go to Jane's party but we're not sure if we can, Pillook out that word in my dictionary for you. Thisis an expensive bike, so look it after carefully. He’sasuch good skier. Tewasso an interesting film, 10 Politicians tell such many lies. wervauaune It’selection time Listen to Jenny Baker, the leader of the Progressive Party, talking to Paul Ross, the presenter of the radio news programme ‘Wake Up UR’. ‘Answer the questions, 1 When is the election? 2. What has gone up and up with the present government? 3. How many people are unemployed? 4. What isthe first thing Jenny would do if she were Prime Minister? 5 Does Paul Ross have an 18-year-old son? 6 How many students leave university with big debts? How big? 7 What is Paul’ final important question? 8 Does Jenny answer the question? EAIED Listen again. Complete the lines with the exact words from the interview. 1 What —would___ you change if you were the government? PARTY 2 Wewould bring inflation from 10% to 2% and there wouldn't be any 3. This government has made a of the economy. 4. This government has out of ideas. 5 Young people to borrow amounts of money to go to university. 6 Yourson have to borrow a penny, all education be free. 7 There would be no tax 8 Pmafraid we've run out of _____, Jenny. Unit Tl + Whatif...? 65= an, Present Perfect Simple 1 Present Perfect and Past Simple ‘Complete the email from Joanna with a verb from the box in the Present Perfect or the Past Simple. Present Perfect Simple and Continuous. Hot verbs - go and come Pronunciation - Vowel sounds and spelling a Trying your best 2 Present Perfect with yet and already Faith and Bob are organizing a big birthday party. Look at their list of things to do and complete the sentences. Use the Present Perfect with yet or already. start comeback decide play see(x2) swim meet score notsee fall not hear ese. as Hi Amelia, How are you? I (I) from you for a while, so thought I drop youa line. How are youall? We (2) ____ just froma holiday in ‘Things to do for the party! Faith Bob book the room (/) organize the disco (/) ‘write the invitations (7) choose the music (X) order the birthday cake (X) order the drinks (/) buy the food (x) buy the paper plates and cups (x) Both ‘Send the invitations (/) decorate the room (xX) 4 | the Alps. It was wonderfull We (3) ‘some | ~ _ fantastic mountain scenery every day, and x 1 (4) ___ in some beautiful {and cold!) lakes. Even ‘ the kids enjoyed alt the walking! | thought they would \ | ti complain, We (5) to go again next year, How are your kids? (6) Alice | school yet? Does she like it? And what about Jason? » )—____ he any more goals for his + 1 Faith / the room football team lately? I'l never forget the last time we Faith has already booked the room. | watched him ina match. He (8) brilliantly! 2. And she /the invitations | Tm sure hell be a professional footballer. Oh, and guess what? Our Darren (9) inlove 3. But she the birthday cake with a lovely grt called Rosene! He(I0) __her ata party last week, and he thinks she's the most beautiful girl he (1) ever -Idon't know how long the romance will last - we'll see! Write soon! Even better, come and visit us, because we 4 Bob/ the disco 5. Buthe/ the music | (12) _____each ater for sucha long time! 6 ‘They/ the invitations Love “Joanna 7 But they / the room a — 66 Unit 2 - Trying your best3 Questions and short answers ‘Write questions with yer about Fai 1 Faith / room? ‘A. Has Faith booked the room yet? B Yes, she has. 2 Faith/ the food? A B 3. Bob/ the drinks? A B 4 Bob / the paper plates and cups? A B 5 they / the invitation: A B 4 beenor gone? Complete the sentences with been or gone. 1 ve ___ to most countries in Europe, but I've never to Russia 2. A IsAnnic in her bedroom? B No. She’s __ to work. . to lunch. Back soon.’ 4 Sorry I'mlate. I've ____ina traffic jam for an hour! 5 You look very brown! Have you on holiday? 6 A Can speak to Mr Thompson, please? B V'mafraid he's just out of the office. and Bob. Then give short answers. Present Perfect Continuous 5. What has Ann been doing? Match a line in A with a line in B. A B 1 Ann'sbeen sunbathing for toollong. | a Shes annoyed. 2 She's been shopping. 'b She's got paint in her hair. 3. Sheb been workingin the garden. |e sheserying. 4 She'been reading for hours. Ane 5 Shesbeenwatchingasadfilm. | 6 she hasnt gt any money let 6 eerie eae f Shes very ed, 7 Shesbeendoingthehousework. | 8 She covered in oapand water. 8 Shet been decorating the hh Thehouse smells of onions and bathroom. atl, 9 She’ been cooking. i She’ gota headache. YO SheSsbeen bathing the children. |} Everythingssoclean, 6 Making questions Complete the questions. Put the verbs in the Present Perfect Continuous. 1 Sorry I’mlate, ______ (wait) long? 2 Haven't you finished your game of chess yet? How long (play)? 3 Thestreetsare wet, ____ (rain)? 4 Thechildren are filthy! What ____ (do)? 5. I didn’t know you could speak Chinese. How long (learn) it? 6 HilT'm your new neighbour. ___ (live) here long? 7 Whyis your hair wet? ___ (swim)? 8 A 'mapostman now. B Howlong _—_____ (work) asa postman? Unit 12 + Trying your best 67Tense review 7 Choosing the correct tense Choose the correct form of the verb. 1 I'mhot because I've run /T’ve been running! 2 Pvecut/I’ve been cutting my finger! 3. Have you heard / Have you been hearing Coldplay's latest album? 4 She's tired because she's shopped /she’s been shopping all day. 5 Sorry. P've broken /I've been breaking your chair. 6 How long have you had / have you been having this book? 7 They live / They've been living here for three years. 8 I've painted /I’ve been painting the living room, but I haven't finished yet. 9 Pve lost/ I've been losing my wallet. Where did 1 Jast have it? 10 Look what Pat has given /has been giving me for my birthday! A bike! 11. There's my wallet! P’ve looked / I've been looking for it for ages. 8 Aconversation between old friends Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense, Present or Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple or Continuous. Jane Hello, Peter! I(1) —_____ (not see) you for ages! How are you? Peter Hi, Jane. I'm fine, thanks. And you? Jane I’m OK. What (2) —_________ you (do) since | last (3) (see) you? Peter Well, (4) —_______ (start) a new job last month, It's still in advertising, but with a new company. Jane Howlong (5) you (work) in advertising? Peter For five years. I really (6) —________ (enjoy) it. Anyway, what about you? Jane Well, 'm still writing books. I (7) ______ (write) a couple of novels, and for the past year I (8) _________ (research) a book ‘on local history. Peter That sounds very interesting. 68 Unit 72 + Trying your best 9 Forming the correct tense Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense, Present or Past Simple, Present Perfect Simple or Continuous. 1 1(1)______ (learn) Italian for the past three years, My teacher is very good, and I (2) —____ like) her very much. 1(3)______ (be) to Italy three times. (4) —__ (go) there last year with my family, and we (5) —_______ (stay) in Florence. 1 (6) (enjoy) ita lot, but there (7) (be) 100 many people. 2. My daughter (1) (try) to find a job for months. She (2) _______ (leave) university in June, and since then she (3) ——_______ (have) one or two part-time jobs. ‘She (4) __ (work) in a café for the last two weeks. She (5) ____ (want) to work in publishing. She (6) (write) hundreds of letters of application, and she (7) interviews, but no job offers yet. (have) a few 3 We(1) (live) in our new house for several months, Since we (2) —_______ (move) in, we (3) (be) very busy. Everyone (4) _____ (help) to get the house ready. So far we (5) (decorate) the living room and the kitchen. Soon after we arrived, the central heating (6) —________(break) down, so we (7) —______have) to spend a lot of money to repair We(8) ____ (like) gardening very much, but we (9) (nothave) time to do anything to the garden yet. And it (10) __________ (rain) very heavily recently, so ‘well just wait till the weather gets better.Reading 10 The girl who reads aloud The Girl Who Reads Aloud by JIM YARDLEY BEIJING - Most mornings, while a noisy queue of traffic is driving slowly along the Third Ring Road into the city centre, a girl called Ouyang Junying leaves her flat and stands beside the road. She turns away from the traffic, opens a book, and starts reading aloud. It is one of the worst traffic jams in the city, but, Ms Ouyang, 29, has been doing this every morning for nearly five years. She is studying English and believes that the noise helps her to concentrate. Its also the reason why she has become a sort, of celebrity. For thousands of motorists, she is “The Girl Who Reads Aloud’ While she is reading, the rest of Beijing stares at her and wonders, ‘Who is this young woman? How long has she been standing there? And why is she reading in such a terrible place?” In Beijing, there are 15 million people living in very small flats, so there are lots of people in the city parks, doing cverything from tai chi to ballroom dancing. But Ms Ouyang doesn't like the parks. ‘If I study in a park, people always watch me and I don’t feel comfortable, But if cars pass me in the street, don't care; she says. Read the newspaper article and answer the questions. Which road does Ouyang Junying live near to? Why has she been doing this? ‘Why has she been studying English for so many years? ‘What has happened since the TV programme? How has she been helping the architect? ‘What has she been doing every morning for the last five years? a s Ms Ouyang, the daughter of a poor farmer, came to Beijing in 1995 to look for work. She has had a number of different jobs. She has also been studying English for nearly ten years, because she hopes that it will get her a better job with better money. Recently she has been on local TV! She has become famous as a person who always works hard and tries her best. Since the TV programme, she has had a new job. She has been helping an architect in his work. ‘And what has she been doing? Teaching him English, of course! 2. Find words in the text which mean... a line of cars or people waiting to do something. alot of cars moving very slowly to think carefully about what you are doing a famous person looks fora long time waen Unit 12 + Trying your best 69Vocabulary TI Hot verbs - go and come Complete the sentences with words from the box. Put go or come in the correct form. 1G Vocabulary spot 1 We use go +-ingto talk comeround goout comeback goskiing _ gohome about sporting and leisure comehome goto comehere gofor comewith comeon activities. ee 1 (Acwork) dont fel well vif that’s OK. > Weuse go fora nownto 2 (Athome) I didn't feel well at work today, sol _____ early. ___ refer toa specific occasion. 3. The water in the pool looks fantastic! I've just got to ____ a swim. Fm going For a walk. Do 4A. Youhaven’t seen my new flat. Why don’t you _____ and see it tonight? you want to come? . 7 lets go fora drive. B Tdlove to,butI_______ the cinema with Dave. 3 Goexpressesa movement 5. don't feel like cooking tonight. Would you like ___ for a meal? away from the speaker. 6 1_______in the Alps next week. Can you lend me a jacket? Go.anayl Leave me alone. : ‘ Come expresses a 7 ve got asecret for you. ____ and Ill tell you! movement towards the 8 Thate you! Go away and don’t ever —_ Ck oe ra 4 1'm going o aris forthe weekend, Would youlike me? fora barbecue. 10 It's8.00!__! Get out of bed. You'll be late for school. Pronunciation 12 Vowel sounds and spelling 1 Look at the chart. These are the main English vowel sounds, Can you recognize the phonetic symbols? Look at the phonetic symbols on the inside back cover. Try to say the vowel sounds. Short vowel sounds Long vowel sounds at | tel | ter | tot | tot | iw | to fet fal foil fu fail 2 Put these words into the correct place in the chart. Practise saying the words. can could must said been live soon heard sister was saw far 3 Look at the words in phonetics. Write the words. Practise saying them. 1 iwad/ 4 Isam/ 7 eric 10. fakros/ 2 /gud/ 5 Mall 8 [Rol 11 fant 3 fen) 6 itv 9 Inu 12 /mizn/ 70° Unit 2 + Trying your bestCheck it 1B Correcting mistakes Correct the mistakes in these sentences. 1 How long you have been learning English? 2. She's living in Paris for two years. 3 Have you known Bob since a long time? 4 She been working very hard lately. 5. I'vestarted learning French three years ago. 6 Did you finish your homework yet? 7 Hes italian. He's coming from Naples. 8 Can you bring this glass of water to that man over there? 9 told him to go back to home i 10. We've just brought a new washi mediately. 14 Listening Patrick McCreary goes to university 1 Patrick McCreary is 73 years old and a student at Derty University in Northern Ireland. Another student, Millie, is interviewing him for the university ‘magazine. Listen and underline the correct answer. 1 Patrick is studying... a English history b_Irish history ¢ electrical engineering 2 Patrick didn’t go to university when he was younger because a.hewas running his own business b_hedidn’t enjoy studying ¢_hehad to look after 3. Hehad an electrical appliance shop for... a over 35 years b almost 35 years ¢ exactly 35 years 4. Heand his son Seamus sold electrical appliances .... a allover Northern Ireland allover the world ¢ only inthe shop 5 Millic’s mother .... a hasbeen having problems with her washing machine hasbeen using the same washing machine for ten years ¢ needs a new washing machine 6 Patrick's been studying... a fortwoyears for nearly two years € since he sold the shop 7 Patrick has... a twochildren b three children € three or more children 8 When he finishes at university, hed like to .... a writea book about Irish history b_ teach Irish history € goback to the shop 2 Listen again and complete the sentences with the exact words from the interview. 1 Wereall to know why you're interested studying. 2 Yvewanted to study didv’t have the 3 We ____ people their new fridges and back the old ones. 4. Tlove getting to all the young people. 5 I'veheard that you're also ____ for jobs, years but [just 6 —____ I've been about what 1 could do when I finish. 7 would love to the opportunity to pass on my —_____ for Irish history. 8 Iwas —___ if I could ____ a photo of you. Unit 12 + Trying your best 71Revision BCU UC A ted Question forms 1 Word order Put the words in the right order to ask a question, and write true answers. 1 from / you / where / are /? Where areyoufrom 7 mfrom Milan. 2 it/ moment raining / at /is/ the /? 3. Thai / ever / you / food / eaten / have /? 4 are/ going / do/ you / this / to / what / weekend /? 5. time / up / get / usually / do / what / you /? 6 many// you / can / how / languages / speak /? 7 start/ English / when / you / studying / did /? 2. Short answers Complete the questions in A. Then match a question in A and an answer in B. A B Does. he come from Spain? Yes, you are, -—— he coming this evening? \\ | No, she hast. —— Ihete? Yes,heis she got acar? No, we arent. —— we going by car? Yes, we did, she work in a bank? No, you don't. I need a passport? No, she doesn't. —— we see him yesterday? Yes, he does. 3 Correcting mistakes In each of the following questions there is one mistake. Find it and correct it. 1 What you do? What do you do 2 2 Does he got an iPod? 3. Have you ever ride a motorbike? 4 What you are doing tonight? 5. Where you went last night? 6 Your friends they like travelling? 7 Do you can speak English? 8 What are you go to do tomorrow? Present Simple 1 Making questions ‘Write questions and answers. 1 he/get up ~ 6.00 What time does he get up ? He gets up at 6.00. 2. she/do— architect 3 they/live ~ Glasgow 4 Matk/study — physics 72 Revisionbank/open 9.00 Past Simple — —— — — —— —? 1 Describing a holiday ee Put the verb in brackets in the Past Simple. 6 her parents/come from — Ireland she/ speak — Russian and Chinese Making negatives Make the following sentences negative. Then give the right information. 1. Lions live in Europe. Lions don't ive in Europe, They ive in Africa, 2. A Ferrari goes slowly. 3. Birds build nests underground. 4 Pasta comes from France. David Where (1) _did yougo_ (go) for your last holiday, Sara? — es Sara 1(2) (go) cycling in France with two 3. The temperature rises at night. friends. David Oh yest How (3) (get) to France? 6 Ornithologists study insects. Sara We (4) ___ (catch) the ferry to Cherbourg, David (5) (stay) in hotels? ———~ — _—~ —— ———— —— __ Sara Only twice, when the weather (6) (not ? pBrazllians speak Spanish be) very good. The rest of the time we (7) eS (camp), so we (8)__ (not spend) much money. . 7 David (9) (rain) much? Present Simple or Continuous? eee Co} Cig Underline the correct verb form in the following David (11) Gereomy ection) sentences. 7 1 He speaks/’s speaking French and German, Sea) ee cae aaae 2 I don't understand/’m not understanding. we (13) (forget) to take any tea bags, but we 3. Hurry up! I wait/’m waiting. (4) aoe ee 4 What sports do you like /are you liking? David What (15) (do) in the evenings? 5 We come/"re coming to see you this weekend. Sara We (16) ____(find) a campsite, and then we 6 ‘What do you do/are you doing?” a7) (go) shopping in the nearest village, ‘Lwrite/'m writinga postcard? (1s) (cook) a big dinner, (19) 7 Do Americans drive/ Are Americans driving on the (eat) lots of food, and (20) (drink) wine, It left? ay (be) great 8 ‘Do you enjoy/Are you enjoying the film?” David When (22) (get back)? “Yes, 1 do/am? Sara 1(23) (fly) home last Sunday, but my 9 ‘Does she need/Is she needing any help?” friends (24) (come) back three days later. “No, she doesi' isn't! ‘They (25) (not want) to leave France! Revision 732. Short answers Answer the following questions about Sara's holiday. Use short answers. 1 ‘Did she goto France?” ‘Yes, shedid_? 2 ‘Did they camp every night? ‘Did Sara have an accident?” 4 ‘Did they all come home at the same ti 5 ‘Wasit expensive to camp?” 6 ‘Was the weather good most of the time?’ Past Continuous 1 Forming the Past Continuous ‘What were these people doing at 6.00 yesterday 2. What were you doing? Answer the following questions about you! ‘What were you doing at ... 1 6.00 yesterday morning? 2 8.00 am. yesterday? 3-10.00 p.m, last Sunday? 4 midday yesterday? 5 5.30 pam. the day before yesterday? 6 2.30 yesterday afternoon? 3. Past Simple or Continuous? Put the verb in brackets in the Past Simple or the Past Continuous. evening? Make sentences in the Past Continuous. 1 Jan/not listen to the radio/ watch television Last week I (1) decided_ (decide) to invite some friends ‘Jan wasn't listening to the radio. over for dinner. I (2) _— (buy) lots of Hewas watching television, delicious food, including some Parma ham. At about 2. Maria/not work/drive home 6.001 (3) _ _— (cook) in the kitchen. The sun “ (shine) and it (5) (be) a beautiful evening, so I (6) (open) the : , back door. Then the telephone (7) (ring). 3 1 sitin a traffic jam 1(8) (go) to answer it, and when 1(9)____ (come) back, the ham ee (10) ___ (not be) on the table. 1 4 Matthew and Peter/not run/play squash (11) ____ (look) out of the window. A cat (12) ______ (sit) on my garden wall, and it (13) (cat) my ham. What 4) (can) 1 do? 1 (15) (a) 5 I/not watch a film/have a bath a pan with water and (16) (go) quietly = ___ outside. The cat (17) (not look) in my 6 Justin/not read/cook dinner 74 Revision direction, and it (18) (enjoy) the ham so much that it (19) (not hear) me, I (20) (walk) slowly up to it -1 (21) (want) to empty the water over its head. A bit cruel, I know, but the ham (22) (be) very expensive! But at the last moment the cat (23) (hear) me, (24) (jump) over the wall, and (25) The happiest cat in the neighbourhood! (escape).Verb patterns 1 Would you like or do you like? 1 Complete the following questions using would you like cor do you like. 1 walking? 2 to goto the cinema? 3 going to the cinema? 4 What to drink? 5 to go for a walk? 6 What drinks z 2. Match the questions in exercise 1 and the answers a-f. @ ___. Mineral water, please. b __- Usually, but I hate horror films. c Yes, especially in the mountains. 4 ___ Yes,it's beautiful weather. € __. Itdepends what's on. f Red wine and beer. 2 Infinitive or ~ing? Put the verb in brackets in the right form, infinitive or ing. Sometimes both are possible. 1 Lwant to-sell (sell) my car. 2 Pm thinking of (buy) a car. 3 Shehopes_______ (be) here by 7.00. 4 Hove (watch) black and white films. 5 dike ——_ (continue) we (study), but I haven’t got enough money. 6 We finished (paint) the house last week. 7 Would you like (work) in a hospital? 8 He started (play) golf last year. 9 I've decided _ (train) a nurse. willand going to Choosing the correct form ‘Underline the correct verb form in the following sentences. 2 “’m cold? “Ell pue/P'm going to put the heating on: ‘Can I speak to Marco?” “Hold on, I'll et/'m going to gethim? ‘Coffee or teat?” “Pit have/I'm going to have tea, please? ‘Has Hugh got any plans for the weekend?” “Yes, he'll visit /he's going to visit his grandparents? ‘Cath’s on the phone for you” “Can she call back? /'l!have/I'm going to havea bath: “Ll go/1’m going to goto the supermarket? “Oh, will you/are you? I think I'll come/I'm going to come with you? “Did you get my email?? “No, | didn't? ‘OK, I'll send/I'm going to send it again? “Sophie? Will you marry me/Are you going to marry me “Oh, James! Yes, of course I will/I’s going to? Revision 75Present Perfect 1 Making positive and negative sentences Have you ever done these things? Puta tick (¥) or a ‘cross (X) next to each one. Then write sentences. write a letter to a newspaper X skiin the Alps meet a famous person sit the Vatican win a prize sing in public read Dante's Inferno L've never written a letter to a newspaper, Maun une 2. Making questions Put the words in the right order to ask a question, and write true answers, 1 ever / you/ to / Austria / been / have /? Have you ever been to Austria? Yes, Lhave. 2 haircut / you / have / a /had / recently /? 3. year / have / films / this / you / seen / what /? 4 ever / plane / a/ you / missed / have /? 5 restaurant / eaten /a/ you /have/ in / week / this /? 3. Present Perfect or Past Simple? Put the verb in brackets in the Present Perfect or the Past Simple. Interviewer Today I'm talking to Tony Crooks, the British film director. Tell me, Tony, how long (1) —haveyoubeen (be) a film director? Tony Well,1(2) {study) film-making at university in the 1980s, and I (3) (work) as a director for over 20 years now. Interviewer What (4) (be) the first film you (5) (make? Tony A Prisoner's Lifein 1988, butI (6) (lose) the only copy a year later, so nobody (7) (see) it since then! My first successful film (8) (be) Always, which (9) (come out) in 1992 Interviewer And how many countries (10) (visit)? (11) (rake) films outside Britain? Tony 1(12) (not work) in many ‘countries — only Britain, Germany, and Italy. Last month I (13) (fly) to Berlin and (4) (spend) two weeks filming there. Interviewer When (15) (go) to Italy? Tony In 2004.1 (16) (want) to make a TV documentary called North and South, about regional differences in Europe, and I a7) (Grive) all the way from the Alps to Sicily. Interviewer What are the best things about your job? ‘Tony The travel and the people. T as) (travel) all over the world, going to film festivals and so on, And I 6 any/ you / have / CDs / bought / month / this /7 76 Revision (19) (meet) some great people. Interviewer (20) (start) any new projects recently? Tony Yes, last week I (21) (sign) a contract for a new film set in China, Interviewer Well, thank you, Tony — it (22) (be) very interesting talking toyou.have toand should 1 Making positive and negative sentences Complete the following sentences using have to, has to, don't have to, doesn't have to, should, or shouldn't. 1 ‘T'mtired? ‘You should. go to bed? 2 What will happen? Match a line in A with a line in B. Then make sentences using the First Conditional. 2 ‘Thaver't done my homework? —3 = von “Don't worry. You _____ doit today? ama Basics, 3 ‘What timedowe.___—_beat the airport?” there/be an election {/do the washing up "12.30-Tthink we _____ call a taxi now? it stop raining we /not go fora walk 4 Jane _____ work on Saturdays? the phone ing the government /win “That's terrible. She __ geta new job? a thon een erate ons 5 ‘Luke____ weara schoo! uniform? ‘Lucky him! Alll his brothers and sisters __ 1 Ifyou give me come money, I'll do the shopping. 6 ‘Docshe______goonadict?” a ‘No, he but I think he 3 2. What's the problem? ‘ Look at the advice. What problems do the people have? —_ 1 “Ivegotaheadache ‘You should take an aspirin? — By , ——_ “You should studyharde? SSS 2 The passive ‘You should take it back to the shop? at ae “You should keep it in a safe place’ 5 1u should phone the p willand First Conditional 1 Choosing the correct form In the following pairs of sentences, one sentence is wrong, Puta tick (7) or a cross (X) next to each one, 1 If it’s sunny tomorrow, we'll play tennis, IF it will be sunny tomorrow, we play tennis, 2 Lwant to see her before she'll go. I want to see her before she goes. 3A Have we got any milk? B No, I buy some. B No, I'll buy some. 4 Will you see Robert tomorrow? Do you see Robert tomorrow? 5 I'll wait here until you'll phone. Tilwait here until you phone. 1 Forming the passive ‘Write the sentences using the correct form of the passive, 1 200 houses/build/last year 200-houses were built act year. 24,000 books/sell/this week 3. the post/ deliver/8.00 every morning 4 Mercedes cars /not make / Sweden 5 four people/arrest/ during yesterday's football match 6 Buckingham Palace open to the public/ 1995 7 the new bridge/ not build/ next year 8 a cure for malaria/just be find/ scientists in Paris Revision 772. Active or passive? Put the verbs in brackets in the correct tense, Past Simple, Present Perfect, or Present Simple, active or passive. ‘Mount Everest and K2 (1) ate believed (believe) to be the two highest mountains in the world, but they Q) __ (be) very different. Everest (3)___ (climb) for the first time in 1953, and since then thousands of people (4) (stand) on the summit. You (5)______ (not need) to be a professional climber - every year many people (6) (take) to the top by guides. But in recent years this popularity (7) (begin) to cause problems. Since 1953 thousands of tons of rubbish {8)____ eft) at the foot of the mountain, anda lot of people (9) (think) that the ‘Everest experience’ (10) (ruin) by the number of visitors. 2, deep in the Himalayas, (11) {not measure) until 1859, seven years after Everest. It (12)__ (say) to be the most dangerous mountain in the world, and it (13)__ (not climb) as often as Everest has. Every year small numbers of mountaineers (14) __ (try) to reach the top, but not many (15) (succeed) — some of the worst Himalayan accidents in the last twenty years (16) (happen) on the mountain, and many lives (17) (lose). Tourist expeditions (18) (tart) going to Everest in the 1980s, and the number of visitors (19) (rise) since then, but they “(not go) to K2. Second Conditional 1 What would they do? Match a line in A with a line in B. Then make sentences using the Second Conditional. A B you / stop smoking be / an interpreter be/donereeerse \_| not need to get the bus 1/be President ‘not cough so much 1/ win the lottery be fitter she / have acar abolish income tax 1/ buy analarm clock not be late for work she/ speak / 3languages | buy Ferrari If you stopped smoking, you wouldn't cough so much, 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2 Correcting mistakes In each of the following sentences there is one mistake. Find it and correct it. 1 [lend you the money if I’d have it. 'dlend you the money if (hadit. 2 If Lhave more money, ’d go on holiday. 3. We could play football ifthe weather would be nice, 4 Pil help you in the garden if my back didn’t hurt, 5 If were English, I didn't have to study the language!Present Perfect Simple and Continuous 1 Present Perfect Simple Complete the following sentences with suitable words. 1 T've never been. to Paris, 2 ‘You look brown, Have you____ on holiday?” “Yes, we've____got back? 3 ‘_____ you heard? Jane’s _ abat q she? she come out of hospital?” ‘No,not_____ 4 ‘Te all my Christmas cards? “What, 2 But it’s only October!” 5 ‘_____ you organized your holiday?” ‘1____ bought the tickets, but!_got, theinsurance___? 6 ‘1 ____ worked here __two years?” « ____ you? And how long __you lived. in London?” shopping? <____ anybody seen my glasses? P've _— them? ‘No, we - 2. What have you been doing? Answer the questions. Put the verbs in the box in the Present Perfect Continuous. plan my holidays sitin thesun clean try them on decorate the bathroom smoke cigars sepeirthe-car 1 ‘Why are your hands dirty?” “_L've been repairing the car? 2. ‘The kitchen looks better 3 “Why is his face red?” 4 ‘What are these brochures for?” 5 ‘Why are their clothes covered in paint?” 6 ‘What's that terrible smell?” 7 ‘Why are all her winter clothes out?” Present Perfect Simple or Continuous? In the following pairs of sentences, one verb form is right and one is wrong. Puta tick (7) or a cross (X) next to each one. 1 How long have you been writing that letter? How long have you written that letter? 2 Y'm exhausted! I've played tennis for hours. P'm exhausted! I’ve been playing tennis for hours. 3. Have you ever flown to Scotland? Have you ever been flying to Scotland? 4. Ob no! Pve lost my car keys. Oh no! I've been losing my car keys. 5. Has the film been starting? Has the film started? 6 How long has she been having her car? How long has she had her car? 7 ve been breaking my leg. Pve broken my leg. Revision 79Tapescripts UNIT Phoning dating agency H=Heather C=Cathy H Good morning. Truclove Dating Agency. Heather speaking, Can I help you? © Oh. Yes. Good morning. Erm, | moved to London two months ago and Ym finding it difficult to meet people and make friends, so I'm thinking about joining your dating agency yout know to mest new people and wel {don't know, pethaps er the right man! HE Wal ou ang the pect Pas. in sing to ask you afew questions if thats OK. Ficst ofall whats your name? © Caty Brown Tar Cty spa with HE OK. Now thik now where you come from. © Ohyis my accent very strong Yes, 'm from Scotland — Glasgow actualy. H Ie’sa lovely accent. How old are you, Cathy, and what do you do? € I'm 28 years old and I tench at a secondary school here inthe centre of London. ma science teacher I started six weeks ago. H Really! Now Cathy, tell me a bit about yourself. What do you look like and what do you like doing? Wel need a photo of, ‘you. We always get more people answering when we have a good photo. € OK, Iltry and find a nice one. Mmm. What do I look like? Well, —erm I'm quite short, about 5 foot 2, and I have long red haar and green eyes - {look very Scottish. ike keeping ft I go joging three times week and Ido karate Tove the city life, think London’ great, but labo lke to get away to the country at the weekend and go walking H That's lovely! Now, who is your perfec partner? What is most important for you ina man? © Oh ear it’s really difficult but I think he ‘must like the same things as me. Oh, and hhe must have a good sense of humour and know how to have a good time. Oh, and I usually prefer men with dark haie ‘and between the ages of 26 and 34 H That’ great Cathy! 'l putall your details ‘on our website and well se if we can ‘match you with some interesting people. Don't forget to send us your photo and Tl contact you soon. 80. Tapescripts OK. Great. Thanks alot Heather. forward to it. Bye for now. HE Bye Cathy. ‘look UNIT 2 Alife in Aust N=Nikki T=Jo 1N HiJo. Its Nikki calling all the way from “Austealia. How are you? J Nikki! How lovely to hear from you. We're fine. How are things dovn under? How are the kids? What time is it over there? N Its5 o'clock in the evening and the kids are still swimming in the pool. Ie’ 32 degrees here. J) don't believe i! 1s 8 o'clock in the morning here and minus 2 degrees and we've got snow. The children are making a snowman hefore they go to school. N Snow! J. Yes, know! We don't usually get snow in April but you know English weather! N Ohyes. The English weather! That's one thing I don’t miss. We have sum every day and it doesn't often rain, I never cook in the kitchen, we usually have barbecues in ‘the garden and relax in the evening under a starry sky. J Itsounds like you've got a wonderful life We usually relax in front ofthe TV ~not smany warm starry nights here. And Nikki, how’ work? Are you working at the moment? N Well I'm working part-time at the kids school, Igo in three mornings a week and una few art classes and then help clear up the mess. You can imagine the mess ‘with a dass of six-and seven- year-olds! Tdon't earn much, just afew dollars, but Like working only part-time and of course, I get the choo! holidays with the kids } And what about Dave? He's got a new job, hasn't he? N Yes, and it’s going well-You know he's the manager ofa large computer company now. He's enjoying it and it’s realy well- paid but is hard work, He works late ‘very day and sometimes at weekends He's absolutely exhausted when he gets hhome. It's pity ‘cos we've got lots of feiends here and he's often too tired to go ‘out. What about you? How's your work? ‘Are you sill teaching at Aylesbury College? J. Ohyes.’m still therefor the moment but Ym looking for another job. Look Nikki, 1'm really sorry, but I've got to go— the kids start school in 10 mimutes. It's been {great to speak to you. I'l eal you back on. Sunday and then we can have a proper chat. N Lovely. I'l speak to you then. Bye for now and love tothe kids. J Bye. Thanks and lots of lave to you and everyone. Bye. UNIT 3 Someone stole my bag! Policeman. M=Maria P. Good morning, madam. Can Lhelp you? 'M Oh, yes. Hello officer. Oh dea, terrible. 'm still shaking. P. Now tryand calm down and then you can tell me what happened. 1M OK. I'l try. Well Iwas walking along the [High Street and -e, I was hot, 1 took off my jacket and -e, I was carrying itin ‘my right hand, I think, no, it was my lft hand, yes, my lft, and then suddenly my mobile phone rang. {heard it ring but couldn't find it in my bagaand .... P. Now hold on a minute. Firs tell me your name and address. M Oh, sorry It's Maria, Maria Clements and live at 23 Marlins Close, Potten End. P Thank you Maria. Now, you were carrying your jacket and you were looking for your phone in your bag, yest M Yes. Oh, and it'sa new phone. | only gotit two days ago. P Could you please tell me what happened? M Of course, sorry. Mmmm, I couldn't find ny phone, so I stopped walking and put ‘my bag on a bench to have a proper look. P. Were you holding your bag? M No, wasn't, ‘cos my jacket was in my other hand, and my mobile it was «it was still ringing, ~er and then suddenly there was this man who was walking towards me. As he passed, he picked up ry bag and ...oh it was awful He just ran off, He took my bag, my mobile . it ‘was sill ringing... he took everything It all happened so quickly.1 know, these things are ver Did you sce the man? What did he look like? M Well, unfortunately. didn't get a good look as Iwas looking in my bag atthe ‘ime, but I think he was quite young, about 18 oF 20, and he had long brown hair P_ Did you see what he was weari M Mmmm. think he was wearing jeans and a T-shirt blue T-shirt [think. P. What time did the incident occur? M Oh! It happened 20 minutes ago, at one delock. Could you describe your bag, please, and tell me what's in it M It’s quite big ~er not very big it’s pink and black with lots of pockets~ that’s why I couldn' find my phone, too many pockets. My purse was in the bag i's blue and there was £10 ini, also my driving licence and a photo af my boyfriend. Oh dear, and my house keys, they were inthe bag too! Well Maria, you area very lucky young lady, Fortunately someone handed in a handbag iting that description just 10 ‘minutes ago. The thief obviously dropped it. You must be more careful in future and always hold on to your bag. M Oh, thank you officer. What a relief! I promise to be more careful. UNIT 4 tthe backof the classroom B=Bethany _H=Henry Mrs B= Mrs lair B Pssst Henry. Would you lke some chocolate? H Yes, please. Can I have two pieces? Momm. I's yummy. B Sesh! Not so loud. Mrs Blair will hear ust H Sorry. Hey. is this abit of your Easter egg? B Yeah, abit of one of my Eastr eggs. H What do you mean one? How ma Gd you gee Maida get any B Ohl got lots and lots, about twenty! H You did not B OK, OK. I'm only joking. I got four actually but se jack Blakeley over there, do you know how many eggs he got? H No.of course I don't B He gotten! He always gots so much of everything. H Jack Blakely’s spoilt! He gets everything ‘he wants alfof the time, for Christmas, for his birthday, every day. B Hey, isn't it your birthday soon? It’s the ‘week before ming, nti What do you want for your birthday, Heney? I want some money or something realy big ike anew bike. Oh, and some clothes, yeah, Pd love a new pair of jeans. Hi Clothes Yuk! No way. I don't want any clothes. 1 want something for my new PlayStation. There's a new game called Robot Invasion 2. No one’s got it here. ‘You can only get it in America and it’s very expensive, about $90, but my Unde Justin is working in New York and he «ams lots of money, so he’s going to get itforme. B Wow! I don't know anyone who lives in ‘America, My unde lives in Manchester and doesn’t earn much money. He just sends mea few pounds for my birthday if hecan. H Well, ny Mrs B Henry and Bethany BE QUIET and finish your work. All this talk of (Christmas and birthday presents. What spoilt children you are! You know, there ate some children in the world who don’t get any birthday presents tall. PlayStations and bikes indeed! Hand B Sorry Mrs Bhir. MrsB Now, for homework tonight, I'd like ‘everyone to finish exercise 3nd then do ‘exercises 4 and 5. H So much homework! It's not fai. ‘Mrs B Sssh, Henry, or I'l give you another cxercise, 1H But... MrsB Henry! UNIT 5 Summer holidays R=Robert_$=Serena At lost Friday! 1am relly looking forward to the weekend. 'm absolutely exhausted. 'S- Me too, and I'm really excited today ~ you know I'm going on holiday tomorrow. “Two weeks away from the office! R Oh yes I forgot. Lucky you! Where are you going this year? Well, we usually go to Portugal, but we ‘wanted to go somewhere diferent this year, s0 we decided to go to France. We're ‘staying in a friend’s chateau in Normandy. R Wow! Thats fantastic love France. 'd Tove to leave this job and go to live there for a few years. Really! What would you do? Would you take the family? R Ohyes. Its my dream, 14 like to buy an ld farm and grove fruit and vegetables — ‘maybe even make some wine. The kids ‘would love it.’ have to improve my French of course. Ican speak ita bit now, but 1 like to be much more fluent. ’m going to start lessons again next year. Good for you! I started to learn Portuguese once but { gave up. So, are you going on holiday to France this summer then? To start looking for that farm? R Ohno, that’s a dream for the future. ‘We're staying at home this year. You see, ‘we're trying to save money for @ new car and we want to decorate the house, We'll probably go away fora long weekend to Scotland at the end of the summer, and T'm hoping to go on a few day trips tothe sea withthe kis. Well, one reason we're going to France is for the kids. Susie needs to practise her French, you know, she’s taking her French GCSE exam nest year. R Goodness, is she nearly sixteen already? 1 be s0 good for her French, and you'll hhave to try as well, won't you? Would you like to borrow a French phrase book? I've got an excellent one at home with lots of Useful expressions. '$. That would be great, | forgot to buy one. Tl come and get i this evening if that’s OK? R Of course. Anyway, back to work. Only {v0 more hours, S$ OK.Sce you tonight then. UNIT 6 ‘The richest man in town R=Reporter D=Danny R Well, Danny, I'm sure you are the happiest, luckiest, and richest man in Watford today. What does it fee ike to win £10 millon? D It feels fantastic. still cant quite believe it! es going to make a big difference to ‘ny life. mean, 'm not a poor man we plumbers earn a lot of money, but ] never thought I would be as rich as this. t's just amazing! R So, hat isthe first thing you are going to ‘buy with ital? A new car? A big house? D Hmmm. 1 think i will have to bea new ‘ar, Not the most expensive, ot as ‘expensive asa Ferrari or a Lamborghini ~ 1 think pethaps a Porsche, they're quite a bit cheaper. 've always dreamed of ‘owning a silver Porsche and itl be faster than my 10-year-old van, that’s for su Sounds good to me Danny. And what’ like being famous? Everyone in Watford knows you're the richest man in town. D I'm suddenly the most popular as well Oh yes.1'm sure lots of beautiful girls will ‘want to go out with you, Suddenly you'l be the most handsome man in town! Tapescripts 81D Well was before I won al this money. No. Only joking, 'm afraid money can't change the fact that 'm still an ugly old bloke with no hair! R Have you not heard of plastic surgery Danny? You can be as good looking as Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise and you could also look ten years younger. ‘Torn Cruise? Me! You're having a laugh now. No way. No plastic surgery for me. Tm wealthy and I'm healthy and thats ‘good enough for me. But I could lose a few kilos~I'm not as slim as I'd like to be."Too much beer and spicy food! Well, you can drink champagne now, Danny. I's not as fattening a beer. You ‘an drink champagne, goto the most expensive restaurants, and stayin the best hotels. D Champagne? I dont think so. don't like it very much, [like my beer and like ey curries, but Pm going to stay in the best hotels. 'm taking my mum and dad for the holiday of a lifetime. We're going to Barbados. R_ Wonderful! Well Danny, is been very interesting talking to you and I'm sure you are going to enjoy spending all that money. D Ohyes. Could you tell me where the nearest Porsche garage is? UNIT7 Welcome to the Peter Petersen show! Pe=PeterPetersen D=Damien Decker P Good evening, ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the Peter Peterson Show. Our special guest this evening is Damien Decker, the star of Hollywood's latest blockbuster ‘War without guns: Hii Damien, so glad you could be with us tonight. I'm sure you're delighted with the success of ‘War without guns: You've becomes famons actor overnight! How do you fel about your success? D Yeah, can't really believe it. I's al happened so quickly. 1 mean, six months ago, Iwas a waiter at Hambut Heaven’ and now I'm a Hollywood star Man! Its impossible. P. Have you always wanted to be an actor, Damien? D Well 'm 28 now but I've wanted to be an actor for years—er since I was about eight. My mom took me to see Tom (Cruise in “Top Gun Ioved that movie and from then on I dreamed about becoming a famous actor. Soit'staken twenty years to get a big part. I've been really unlucky up until now. I got close a couple of times, but then it always went 82 Tapescripts to another successful actor like Orlando Bloom or Brad Pit. P.Theard the part you play in‘War without sins’ yas offered frst to Ben Storm. He's ‘been in so many successful Hollywood movies. D Yeah, That's right. Hey, you've done your homework, haven't you Peter? Yeah, | was second choice. I mean, Ben's a great actor, but he was going through a really had divorce and he just didn’t want to do this movie, P. So your dream has come true at last. You landed the role of Mark Matthews, a sucessful war photographer, who's followed warsall over the world. D Yeah. He'sa brave guy and alsoa nice guy who adores hie wife

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