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Vnate 2 Ournew teacher i aways very sorous/ sy rude, We work \eryhald in ber lessons and she never smiles or laughs. 3 The cakes inthe new baker's ate sily/ serious deicious 2 My brother's new gilriond is uty / gorgeous / delicous I think she's feshion model 5 We payed its of sily/norrible( perfect gamos at Sarah's ‘birthday party. I've got some really funny photos on Facebcok 6 Lil's portect/ strange lovely person. Her grandchildren love sting her b Complete the sentences with the adjectives in the box. “fering alight awful amazing % delicious rude strange perfect EAGRAMMAR Question forms 1 mrt interested in football I's so_boring @ Underline the correct words to complete the questions. 2 Thanks forthe chocolates. They were 1. How man 3 Look at tis beauttul weather — i's a Jay to have he? goto the beach 2 Where aid you meet/ did meet you/ you met 4 The fim we saw lastnight was really husband? * Udidn't understand it ta 3 Did he w up] He did grow up in this a 5 A How was tho restaurant? 4 What mas ike the fim J was the fim like / the film was ike? 6 The weather in Scotland was children he does have / does he have | does row up! He g your Itrained 6 Why she go/ Why st esa 6 Why she go/ Why she went! Why aia she got the USA ihe 8 9 cay 7 How many films he made/ did he make did make he 7 The bend were ______1 twas the best te ear? ever been to, ri Ps es 8 Hew nas your hidey/ your holly was/ did your holy were stupid because we couldn’ speak English very well b Put the words in the correct order to make questions. 1 you / Sarah's friend / are ? ArevouSaratisfriend?@ werk / a bank / he / does /in ? 3 you /last month / to New York 4 ike / that new Brazilian / what / restaurant /is 5 with your sister / who / that man / was 7 © TV programmes / you /do / watch / what type of ? 7. got0/ did / which univer 8 did/how much /-cost/ the ticketsVOCABULARY Adverbs @ Put the words in brackets in the correct place in each sentence. 1 They see their grandchildren now that they live in Australia, (hardly even) They hardly ever see their grandchidrennow tha Atheylivein Australia, 2 enjoy watching old Hollywood movies. (particulary) 3. She hates it wnen people are late for meetings. (absolutely) 4 We go to Italian restaurants, but Sometimes we also go to Turkish ones. (generally) 5 We're sure his fight arrives al Terminal 2, but | need to check it (pretiy) 6 ||hope she brings her gorgeous brother to the party! (realy) b Underline the correct adverbs to complete the sentences 1 love rock music, but | absolutely / especially / fairy tke The Rolling Stones, They/te my favourite band, 2 He hardly ever | never! especialy phones his maths maybe once or twice a month. 3 | rarely pretty | normally enjoy horror fins, but this one nas auf 4 She's fairly/ absolutely / rarely good-looking, but | don't think she's beautiful 5 | never! realy haraly ever hate math. | just don't understand 6 She generally! particulary | rarely takes her family cut for dinner — only when its her birthday. 7. They love ali sports, but they're fairly mainly pretty Interested in football. They watch all the matches on TV. & It's pretty / normally) rarely cols today, so why don’t you take your gloves? PRONUNCIATION Long and short vowels a GIA Listen to the words. Do the letters in bold make long or short vowel sounds? Tick (/) the words with long vowel sounds. 1 (Zj birthday 6 Dsity 2 bank 7 LF) music 3 i cinema 8 O scot 4 [food 9 frienaly 5 CO] pany 10 F) blog 3 I'm really into Facebook GRAMMAR Present simple and present continuous @ Underline the cortect verb forms to complete the sentences. 1 She is loving / loves / love reading fashion magazines at the hairdressor's, 2 We usually are going/ goes/ goto the café opposite the hotel 3 | 'm reading /read/ reading a great book in English at the moment 4 He 's wanting | does want! wants to phone his family in Tokyo. Can he use this phone? 5 Why are you naiting | do you wait you waiting for the bus? Let's walk home, 6 | hardly ever am visiting vsit/ visits my cousins in Ireland 7. She studies / studying /'s studying French polties at University this term, & Yes, they'te here, They play/ e playing | playing omputer game in the living room. b Complete the conversation with the present simple cr present continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. Use contractions where possible, ALICE What “2Garahdoing (Sarah, do) in that shop? NAOMI She“ (buy) some postcards to send to her farm. ALICE Really? | generally (not send) posteards. | usualy (write) @ message on my Facebook wall, And sometimes 1 (put) a tow photes of my holiday on ry wall NAOMI. Yes, me too, but Sarah's grandparents, 7 (not have) a computer, so she ¢ (Send) them postcards instead AUCE Oh, and whet® {Tom and Jack, do) this morning? NAOMI They 1 (spend) the day at the beach, ACE But Tom (Cot tke) swimming in the sea. He says the water's too cold NAOMI Yes, but (be) realy hot today! ¢ OMA Listen and check,Tan IE) ALAS Itwas really nice to meet you USEFUL LANGUAGE EA PRONUNCIATION Greeting people; Ending a Sentence stress conversation @ Underline the correct words to complete the conversation SAM Hi, James! ‘Much / Long/ Very time no see! How are you? JAMES Hi, Sem. I'm fine, thanks. “What a/ What!) How SAM JAMES SAM. of! far away h fs centre James SAM And she 's/ i is/ JAMES Your wile - now! The Nice to °meet/ mea JACKIE. Nice to meet you, ! b MB Listen and check © Complete the sentences with the words in the box surprise hello meet news agai ye last mie must up 1 Stave Rr On awa! 2 Yarnssnt vow thistonese lh 3 = 9 les gaa servi { | d © Listen and check.UCC an WRIT Le PRT On GE READING @ Read Nandeep's email to Hannah and tick () rect answer, a [1] Nanceep is staying at the Taj Mahal hotel in Delhi > [J Nandeep is visting his cousins in Boston 1 Nandeep is on holiday at his aunt and uncle's 8 Read the email again. Are t or false? sentences true 1 Nendeen mainly speaks in Hind 2 He's visting los of places 3. The Taj Mahal isin Delhi 4 Nandeep dida't enjoy visting the Taj Mahal 5 Nendeen often uses Nandeep isn't enioying his holiday. EAWRITING SKILLS Correcting mistakes @ Correct the sentences. 1m having a lovely time here in france. (im having a lovely time here in Franc 2 Yesterday we visited the Paiace of Versailles near Paris 3. Inthe mornings, | usually going to the beach with my Portuguese friends. 4 hope your having a lovely tr 5 Their English are very good, but we always speak in Geran. Elweitine @ Read the email from Paul. Use the notes in brackets to write Becky's reply. Hi Becky Hope you're having a nice holiday. Tone all abou itl (Deserbe my holiday) ‘What's the hotel like? (Not in a hotel - staying with my faraly!) What do you do every day? (Explain and send a photo) See you soon (he OK? Ask) Love Paul HiHannah, hove you're enjoying yaur stay in Boston ''m spending a month on holiday in India. 'm staying with ‘my aunt and uncle and my two cousins in Delhi. I donit ‘Speak much Hind, but they all speak English very well so communication isnt a problem. They'e taking me to see lots of really teresting places. Yesterday we drove toAgra and visited the Taj Mahal. It took two hours to get there. This is @ photo | took — what an amazing building! It's really not hore all the time, but my aunt and uncie have a swimming pool, so we spend alot of ourtime in| the water — its go relaxing! In the evenings I usually go to cafés with my cousing and their friends. lim having a great time here in india! ‘See you soon. Nandeep| | UNIT | Reading and listening extension MB READING @ Read the article. Maich the statements 1-3 with the people a-c. 1 Iden thi 2 Most pe online are friendly 3 I'm very happy wth the person | met online JOANNA, 23, CORK Jam dating a man | ‘met on the Intemet. His fame is Gavin and he is lovely. We have the same hobbies and we laugh about the same things. We rarely argue and our relationship is perfect. fm so happy. There might be some problems with meeting peoy internet dating is a good way to meet people INN How is it. for you? * Are you looking for that special person? Do you want to meet new people? Lols of people meet theit new partner over the Intemet.Itis particularly popular inthe US.A., where about 30% of people meet their partner online. We talked fosome-young people in freland about their experiences of intemet dating STEPHEN, 28, DUBLIN [normally woulda’t meet someone through the Internet. Iprefer to meet people face-to- face. | think its difficult to know what a person is like from a photo 9r some information online. I want to get to know someone Properly, and | don't think you can do that on the intemet. a Joanna b Stephen © Colm ‘COLM, 22, GALWAY I have several friends who | have met online. It’s a great way to meet new people who have similar interests to you. Sometimes people can be rude but most people are very friendly — it's great fun! Trecommend it as a good way of meeting new people le online, but lots of people are doing it these days, and it helps people meet new people and make new friends, Good luck! bb Read the article again and tick (v) the best endings for the sentences. 1 Inthe U.S.A 4 [7] peopie rarely use the Internet to find ove © [2] internet dating isa normal way to meet people co 2 sana a D has me Several p (is very hapoy in here oes think ink 10% of young people have a boytriend or grlfriena, ionshig dating is right for her 2 Steptien @ [would like to meet a git ontin 5 [doesnt want to puta photo of himself onlin © FE) doesnt think that you can get to know peop n thinks that @ 1 its dificult to meet people oniine, > E1 people are often untrienaly, © [1 the internets a gocc way to mest people and have fun writer of t le thinks that 2 C1 peopte hardly ever meet someone they lk b C1 internet dating can be a good way isthe best way t © Write a paragraph about different wavs of meeting New people, Think about * diferent places to meet new * some problems with meeting ne fortEALISTENING a © Listen to the conversation. Match 1-3 with a-c to make true sentences, 1 Sophia goes to a club every week. 2 Richard b istrends with 3 Peter ~ meets people in a calé every week people he Ives with, b @IM Listen to the conversation again and tick (/) the best endings for the sentences. 1 The radio programme is about a Ci starting university b LJ moving toa new city. hon people make fends. 2 Richard doesnt 2 usualy go to bars b Ly lke making frends with new people. cL find it difficult to meet people at univers 3 Richard likes. a C1 going to nares with his friends » Ey people who ike similar things to him. Li the countyside near where he ives. 4. Sophias interested in 2 Cy making friends with peogle studying Drama b C1 joining a club. ¢ CL] meeting lots of different people. 5 Peter dosent. a [1] use the Internet to meet people. b Er ike the people he lives wth © [J usually go out in the evenings. {6 Which ofthe sentences is true about the students? 2 The university's helping all the students to make friends b [1 The students are making frends in diferent ways © Write questions and answers about what you do in your free time and who you spend it with Think about these questions: ‘© Where do you spend your free time? "> What do you do andi how often? © Who da you spend your fee time with? . & Review and extension GRAMMAR Correct the sentences 1 Where you went on holiday last year? Where did you go on holiday last year? 2 Atthe moment, she works in the café by the station, 3. Why you missed the bus? 4. I can’t talk to you now because I do my homework. 5 What kind of music you usually Iisten to? © They waiting for the bus to London. EAVOCABULARY Correct the sentences. 1 The new iron Man fm is amaizing! The new iron Man fm is amazing! 2 We very enjoyed the fm last night. 2 We had a lowly tme at the party iat night. 4. | think our History lessons are so borring, 5 think that man’s a bit extrange. Look, he's talking to himselt. © New Yorks alight, but | prefer living in London, actually. ; Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences. 2 1 [2] We can go for a walk in the park | 2] What was the pany 3 Ey What goczeous weather! It aoks 14 E The boy inthe white Tshirt looks 18 [1] He loves fms with sunerheroes, you know, 6 () labsolutely love this singer. She sounds 7 El lwant te buy @ computer 8 [] Thanks for your email It sounds alike the perfect day for the beach like this one, How much ist? ke Philip. Theyve got the same smile, | d like you're having a great holiday, © you lke, 1 tke Katy Pern. like Batman or Spider Man, fh Te last night? BAA Ca ahWe had an adventure & Past simple @ Tick (V) the correct sentences. Correct the wrong sentences 1D) The train not arrived untit 22:30, 20 we got home ‘around minient The train didnt arrive until 22:30. 20 we gothome around midnight, i es 11 I step very badly on the plane, so ecled way ved the next aay [1 Dia you took the train from New York to Washington? 4D) We flew from London to Manchester really cheap, 7 They spended two nights in a hotel and then they Stayed at a friend's house for thee de 6 F1 Ididn't enjoyed my tip to Scotiand because the ‘weather wasn't very good a message from 7 [1 When got beck to my hot my sister. 8 1] We unpacked our suitcases ana ate ainnor in te hot restaurant It cost 100 euros! b Complete the exchanges with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets, Use contractions winere possible LA How nas (be) your ft? B Fine, thanks, but | — (rot sleep) the seats ___ {noi be) comfortabee. 2 A What _____ (you, do) last summer? B We (not have) much money, so me decide! to stay in the UK 3 A Where (Ben, go) on holiday ast year? B He (G0) to Canada, 4 A —_____{you, bring! back any souvenirs from Jamaica? B Yes, |___. (ao) 1 buy) some Blue Mountain cotfee. 5 A —___(you, meet) your Frenci friends when you were in Paris? B Yes, we ___. do) We _ meet) them for dinner one evening, 6 & —____(you, vit) your cousins in Los A No, we (not have) time, 10 @ Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences. 1 [ad] We decided to g0 to China on rolay so we had to get 2 [L] Im realy bored, wry don't we co 3 [James decided to go away 4 (] Going to the Olympics is great, but you need to book 5 EJ ts a good ides to buy 6 [come on! Lets unpack 7 FE] My daughter didn't have much money so she stayed 8 a b Cl Onthe day you leave, you need to check out of {0 Scotland forthe weekends cur bags and go out for lunch. in hostels when she went traveling for a year 1 avis from the embassy @ some Sightseeing this afertoon? f your accommedation before you eo 8 your hotel by 11 olclock 2 they're very expensive atthe ai Write the names of the holiday items under the pictures, 8 1 suntanlotion mm ¢ a 4 a! Se ee Ee EX PRONUNCIATION -ca endings @ Tick (7 the verbs that have an extra syllable when we add -ed, Infinitive | 4-ed | Extra syllable? epart | dey v iove foved isten | listened hate sound look ost nsted invite wited enjoy | enoyed ik liked b GH Listen and check.3} a OCR ERM Cua m HE VOCABULARY ‘Travel collocations @ Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in the box. GRAMMAR Past continuous Complete the sentences with the past continuous: forms of the verbs in brackets. 1 When we artived at the station, my uncle _wagwalting miss take off getto change gve land {wai for usin the car park setoff board hitchhike teveteround = eae 2 tt (snow) hard when we got fo our hotel 1, fy) over the Als when the turbulence When Iwas a stdent, my best friend and | “mvaled around =? [= 0 Dover A Europe for a month. We didnt want to travel by tain, so we eu rs iow fast — (you, drive) wher ‘ident 2___ Once, a lorry driver 3 Ee aie a is i (you, drive) when the acci from Paris to Cannes ~ over 900 kilometres! ES 4 ert 5 Where (you, stand) when the thief stole your She __ from her house at sico'ctock nthe handbow? morning. However, she ® the 06:30 train because there nas a traffic jam in the town centr, Our plane & but we? from Being 45 minutes late, In Sydney ten minutes early Our journey from London to Glesgow was terrible! We 8 in London at two o'clock, but 6 Did you get lost because your GPS —__ b Complete the text with the past simple or past continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. My mother and | \_had_ (have) a tere journey trem London to Einourgh last weekend, First, when my brother (not work? Sourtrai then we trains in Birmingham and also in Manchester. In the end, we °___Giscgow just ¢ micnight! 2 (rive) us to the airport on Saturday evening, is ear #__ — (break down) on the motormey. In the: end, we @ (miss) our plane and 9 (ouy) some new tickels for the fight on Sundey morning instead, However, on Sunday morning we ® for our fight when it (stan) snowing, (decide) to close the aitport 9_____(ake) a taxl to Euston Station and (643) tckels for the 2 pm train to Edinburgh. PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress: vowel sounds b Underline the correct words to complete the sentences. 1A tton the Why was there a big strike traffic motorway this morning? Because there was a crash strike/ queve betneen two ©M Listen to the sentences. Do the letters in hold sound like /a/ as in computer, /o/ as in dog or /3:/ as in cars at 7:30. her? Tick (V) the correct box for each sentence. Why did you lose / miss / delay your train? i ‘Well, my friend was driving us to the station, but her Sound 1/ai | Sound 2/oi) Sound 3 /a:/ GPS wasr’t working, so we set off/ broke down / got (eg compute (eg. dog) (eg. her) fost n he end, we bought 2 map! 1 Were you waiting ‘A Why were there trafic jams | lone delays fong queves eee v toallthe fights from Heathrow Airport today? en | | B Because there was a pols’ stnke / turbulence delay 2 ive ie yesterday, so lots of planes are atthe wrong airport today. eee There vas a turoulence/ something nrong/asirkewth | 3 They were ‘our coach, so we waited for two hours atthe service station, | _ watching TV. Ir took me over an hour to get my ticket because there was | 4 We weren't == as 2 long detay / queue/ crash atthe ticket ofice. Then the ravi inner is a justouside Pars, 20 aang 6 A It sounds like you had a bad flight between Washington OnE BNO: and London, 6 Was she Yes, there was ale of turbulence / queues /strkes over Istening? pina pece es 5 7 Hewasrrt — smoking. 8 They werent playing chess, x ee |)Everyday English What time's the next train? HI USEFUL LANGUAGE Asking for information in a public place @ Put the words in the correct order to make questions, 1 anything else / help you J with /1/there /is / can ? Usthere anything clae can helo you with? 2 6/tell/where / information desk / you / me /the / could ? ‘ial d @ Match the traveller's sentences 1-8 with the ticket seller's responses a-h 3 Esinburgh /to/ much /is/a return tickst/ how ? 1 [g] Helo, 2 [] Could you tell me what time the next bus to 4 {or the aor / leave /do/often / buses ow /he ? Folkestone leaves, please? ——— 3] Great, thanks! And where does it leave from? 5 Barcelona / time / the next coach / what /to//is? 4 [J Iwil be. Can Ihave ticket, please? 5 [J Here you are. Also, is there somewhere | can buy a & my tickei/ pay euros /can/tor/in/1? newspaper? 2 6 Ly That OK. | can run fest In '@ Sandwich / the journey / for / where / buy / | ? 7 (1 Yes, | think that's it. Thank you for your help! at 8 Cy Thanke! Bye 8 ateni/iothe arport/ much /t/ does / costo gel Soodbye! b OB Liste bb Yes, of course. It leaves in five minutes Geod afternoon, How cari | help you? Certainly, That be £9.50. problem, sir. Now hurry, or you'll miss your stop number 4, but you'll need to be q You't need to! Is tnt al, i? Yes, at the newsagent over there, but I'm not sure you and check © Complete the conversation with the words in the box. can near here have cverthere could you anything else actually from what time nave time A Exause a , BR hep yar PRONUNCIATION Joining words A °____ tame which platior the next train to erantieaee ts Listen to the questions. Tick (v7) the two noros B Certainly, madam. It leaves from Piatorm 2, that are joined together RO Fae Ae leave? 1. When did you check into your hotel B itleaves at 1032, in twelve minutes. a [A cheek in » [1 your hotet A Brillant. Thanks, 2 How can |help yo B Is there can helo you with? @ (cami iL telp you A —. there ison ing. Where can | 3. Did you zeta visa when you went to China’ buy a cup of cote? Is there a caté®°___7 o Cheeta Saye B Yes, there is. There's a café on the platiorm, 4 What time did you set off trom hx — 2 (did you b ; 1k Great Thanks so much 5 What time is your plane? ee ets 52 Limes Cheyer 6 How much is a return teket To Batt 2 (] muchis b [] to Batt: ; | Ay ySATUROA ‘Ana and | gat to London at 1 I was a very lr When we go’ 30 this moming tight rom Sa0 Pau, fe plan, the frst thing we noticed was the cold es Im lad Lbought stl n So Paula it ] 35 degrees en we le. Eventing toy say and Ana ae staying ] about Londoners is tue! The people at the HB READING @ Read Roberto’s blog and tick (¥) | the correct answers, tein the cen J ciroort weren't very friendly and they coun 7] 2 hostel near Heathrow Airport tunde'stand our English. And we couldn't Ca hotel in Ear'sc derstand what they were seying In | end, we took the underground from Heathrow | Aiport to our hostel in Ear’s Court, near the is for lunch centre of London. The hostel is full of young day atthe British Museum. | tourists from all over the world and everyone. tothe Britsh Museum and | Was very friendly and helpful. We w ovent Garcen. | tired, so wo docided to sleep fora f ] thought the Britisn Museum Ana’ telling me to get roady to go {have to fnsh now — more tomorrow the blog again. Are the sentences true or faise? On Saturday, twas warmer in London then in $80 Pavio. 2 It was difficult for Roberto and Ana to understand the peopee at the airport. 3 When they got to the hostel, they went to bed. 4 ‘They didn’t enjoy their fish ang crips 5 They din’ see all the rooms in the British Museum 6 They had lunch in a restaurant in Covent Garden WRITING SKILLS Linking words @ Underline the correct words to plete the sentences. market 2 We didn't visit the Tower of tickets were very expensive. 3 The hotel looked really nice, because / ane b didn't have any free rooms that night, 4 ‘Yestercay | visited Els Island so/ and/ because the Statue of Liberty. There werer't any fights today but /'so/ because there vas a snow storm, Because / Wher/ Sowe got to our hole, | phoned my wife fo wish her ‘Heppy Birthday! It started raining hard, but the mountains. ‘We wanted to goto the concert, but/ so/ because we couldnt got any tickets, anidon because (sa butthe they. holiday in New York becauise so we didn't go Biitisn food lastnight, We went toa litle athe hostel. We decided to try sh and chips. atypical Brith dish anid it was delicious with a hot cup of tea (with mit), Today vee visited Museum and Covent Garden, ‘Museum is amazing —the intoresting things to 609, We spont two hours there and only saw a few ofthe rooms, We tought some sandwiches for lunch and then we went to Covent Garden imarket. There were lots of musicians and nagicians in the street. We had a lovely sfteoon and Ana took lots of photos (Nou can see them on Facebook itish he British are lts of ‘sunipay Ana and | had our first experience of | Read the notes. Write Maite’s blog post about her Ma‘te's blog: New York post (notes) Mack: left 12:20 New York arrived 1430 Very ted = (why? Weather very cold ~ minus 6 degrees!UNIT 2 Reading and listening extension BB READING @ Read the article. How did the couples travel? Tick (/) the correct ways. Sometimes there is more than one possible answer 1 Catt and sam a lon toot Fd] on two wheels, © Won tour wreo's 4 D1 bysea 2 Ashish and Bryony a Dontost on two wheels & Fy on two wheels In July, a group of students from Bristol aoa Te omen esr Cem eR Com (stench i PCr oGac aru roel ast cannes b Read the article again and underline the POR Ce Ca CRs RaCRO Goa tents correct words to complete the sentences. PSCC CrGcattat ete tres 1 Cerf and Sam | Astish and Bryony Yt and Rb slayed in Brit! for most othe week 2 Carl and Sam / Ashish and Bryony Ywete and the frst day ofthe race ‘Sm / Ashish and Bryony] Yee 15 Rob Een know ress Rea We decided to cycle, The sun was shining when we set off 4 Carland Sami Ashish and Bryony! Yeette and and it was fun. But on the third day, it started raining Rob finished their journey on foot when some! when th and we got lost. It was awful. We slept under a tree ina ppened to thevehcle they were in. field. The next moming Carl phoned his dad and he came 5 Carland Sam/ Ashish and Bryony) Yote and to gcuuslar Starnes Rob stopped after the trst day DISTANCE TRAVELLED: BUENO) MILES. © Complete the words to make sentences about the article. Write one word in each space. ASHISH AND BRYONY During the race, the students calla spond We hitchhiked. A lorry stopped and we got in. There i art al were long delays and we didn't go far for hours. That 2 Whe they evening as we were driving north the lorry broke down g tailend Som ota ee, and we had to get out. We didn’t know what to do. We Car's dad. were tired and hungry so we decided to walk to a vilage 4 ‘money for Ashish and Bryony and stay ina hotel. But we had to Pay. The next day we 0 say in a hotel went home, 5 oe fle end Rob got to Spain early in the DISTANCE TRAVELLED: WED wes d Write about a long journey you went on, YVETTE AND Rob Remember to include: We decided to walk to the port in Bristol and try to eee er P board a ship. We went to the office and asked if any * adescripton of how you travelled thore ships would take us for free, Fo, ald. + at yo houant of he pace On the sixth das we tae, Pt five days no one wo ship t in We boatded the ship and the nent as neon Bitbao as the sun was rising. Tt wag amazing. DISTANCE TRAVELLED; NO mus 14LISTENING @ ©IHB Listen to the conversation, Match problems a-e with where they are happening 1-5, 1 crash and delays 2 Ma D lone delays, 3 ML © no delays 4 Trains problems this weekend 5 Gatwick © tatticjam b @lHw Listen to the conversation again and tick (/) the correct answers. 1 Why were there delays on the M3 this morning? a (2) There was. crash » L The police closed the road, ¢ Ci ttwas raining 2 What happened three hours ago near Swindon? aL] There was an accident b [] There was a very ong queue. ¢ [7] Atory stopped working 3 Who should use the A429 this evening? 3 [1] People who are going to Swindon b D) Lorre. © CE Everyone on the Ma. 4 Who did the police say can't goon the motorway? 2 [1] People going toa music festival b Ey) Hitchhikers © [1] People who want to ca Wha is unusual about the trains today? 2] There arent any vains working [5 The trains are mainy working wel c [J There are lots of detays. © Where did Jackie and Bob stay last night? 2 Fy Inahote! ot the airport. b [1 On the floor at the airport © Ein ina © Write about a long journey you took. Remember to include: ‘© how you travelled ‘© how long it took ‘© what problems you had. & Review and extension GRAMMAR Correct the sentences. 1 When I'did some housework, I heard the news on the radio. Wher was doing some housework Iheard the newson the radio. When we were getting tothe station, the train was just arriving ‘My wife phoned me while I waited for my plane. ‘A man was taking my wallet while | was waiting in the queue for my tieket 5. Last year, ne were going on holiday to Greece for two weeks. 6 | was driving o the airport when I was seeing the accident. VOCABULARY Correct the sentences. 1 They missed thar fit bacause Rob's car broke on the way to the arport. They missed their fight because Robe carbrokedownon the way to the airport 2 My travel from Berin to London took fifteen hours, 3. Last weak, | went to Rome on a business travel. 4 The tac was tericle because t wes the rush hour 5 6 ‘By the time they checked away the hotel, it was 2 om, In the afternoon, they went sighseeing in the old town, # Complete the sentences with the words in the box. 75% lim set switched drove took are fell £1. He wes tied when he went to bed, so he -aattched_ off the light and went te sleep, They ‘of trom Pauts house at 3.00 and arrived in Paris af 11.30. When | got to the hotel, | off my shoes ‘She —___ off her metorbike and broke her arm. Those jeans are cheap! They're off the ‘orignal pica He got in his car and off without speaking. Goodnight. ‘off now. m meeting a friend. Ladies and gentlemen: the flim is about to stat, so please make sute your phones.IE GRAMMAR Present perfect or past simple @ Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. 1 has / that ld lady's / done / shopping James (os of times lames has done that old lady's shopping lots of times. — 2. you ave /to/ been / in / Rio de Janeiro/ carnival / the / fi) TEV VOUME ZelaUe l i Be cLee BAVOCABULARY make / do / give collocations a Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences. 1 [dl She wes 2 very confident a, so she made ; 2 fi] When she read te ema from her nephew, tmadeh [1 Ate you doing anything Ho's a really funny auy. He always makes ever? ne } Nave yee : les very clever. Is sre doing x weve chen ta camo linlhe Soot" [a] Your daughier 3 twice this week / / to charity / money / given / have yrs & ‘My grandfather always gives 3 x‘ 2 BR ance SEL we exe te American tours 4 have / you Jy /with /relped / rk (mey plever Jeu win tnelped/nomowers peda 5 they /volunteer work /ever / done / have / any? i cans) volunleey wor b he 2 a] He did't use his camera any more, so he gave ‘a. away to his grandson silly jokes when he's with friends, ‘big hug when we go to see him. 6 big / never /a / for the waiter / left/tip / has / she syd. lots of friends at her new school She has never Ve He Ss oF Eat ace er your day? 7 maney/ have / any you / homeless ptsonT1D/ ae! east aoctons to the train sation. ever/a? any NOMEN yal at shod this term? a 1 a", do person 8 several times /1/ usited / this month / my / have ee asl saivaval (ious Vaicasonhl® THY SOND mer her b Complete the exchanges with the present perfect or past simple forms of the words in brackets 1 A Have youever ven money to charty? (you, eer, give) B Yes,|_aase £1002 cancer char last week Geel) ne 2 a War sboset fries workin tic bet? ise B Yes, she Aid some volunteer werk year. (40) 23, EPA aia eee SN oro was mr sou et ee) B Yes, | Wxr ied 9 wornan who tel off her oko est gtk lp 4A 1702 tips in that estauant os of times (eave) B Really? How much -diA yds lealthe last time you ame? (you, leave) 5 alias esac “dike for 20 people? (he, eve, buy) B Yes, he Yea gba drink for all his lends on is bithaay in July. (Buy) n Mali ast 16 x h her smile because it was so funny, Underline the correct words to complete the sentences, 1 Love these old black-and-white films. Charlie Chaplin always does / makes | gives me smile 2 You'te so mean. You never do! make / gis the waiters a tp. 3. He made /.did/ gave volunteer work for a charity in Attica last year. 4 She was so happy to see him again that she gave! made did him a big hug. ie 5. Do your patents usually make/ give / do something rice when it’s thelr wedding anniversary? 6 Im having a great time in Pars. I've made! done | given some new friends in the hostel 5 7 The doctors say that she's making giving / doing well and that she can leave the hospital tomorrow, < 8 I've never made / given | done anyone directions i ~ all the tourists who come here speak Englisht UA TCCUNS EUAN RT ETN AUT SM ITI HEVOCABULARY Money @ Match 1-8 with ah to make sentences, 1 [EJ Mycompany pays my salary 2 Ly That hoidey sounds fantastic, but 3 My brother lent me £50 yesterday 4 Ctr you cant atford to buy a new car © [1 She's just spent £150 6 Loni buy clothes from that shop 7 GB thyou buy twa jackets, 8 [When | borrow money b © ‘ 0 | could buy some new jeans, from my parents, | always pay it back quickiy \when they have special offers. N give you a 20% discount. (on two pairs of shoes, into my bank account it costs £5,000 just for a week! why don't you get a loan from the bank? b Complete the text with the words in the box. into affoid lend spend bank account epfor borrow back loan I'm saving \_upfor a car at the moment. | pay 00 2__ my nach month, Ica’ to buy a new car, soit wil have to be seconc-hand — probably three or four yeers old. My parert have offered to me some money but | don't vant to ® ‘any money from them. They've just oueht avery ld house inthe county and they nee to 2 lot of money on repairs. So I'm going to ask ‘of £5,000. | think | can pay it the bank for a : in two years. EAGRAMMAR Present perfect with just, already and yet @ Underline the correct adverbs to complete the sentences. 1 lve just/ already/ yet spent £100 this weekend, so t'm afraid | can’t afford to go to a restaurant for dinner Its Mum's birthday tomorrow ~ have you bought her a present aiready just/ yet 3. Look, I've just/ already/ yet bought a new mobile phone. es briliant, isnt? 4 He's yet just/ already saved up £3,000 because he ‘wants to travel round the world next summer. 5 A Why does che ook so upset? B Because she's already | just/ yetlost her wallet. 6 No, can't lend you any more money. You've already / Just! yet borrowed £100 from me, 7. Oh, no! We can't play tennis now because it's aready/ Jet! just started raining. 8 She hasn't opened @ new bank account already ! yet / just. b Correct the sentences, 1 Mike just has spent £400 on a new camera Mike has just spent-£400 ona newcamera 2 He's borrowed already £2,000 from his bank. 3. Have you yet pad Louise back? 4 Sue alteady has spent the money she borrowed from me. 5 We've bought just a new TV in the sales. 6 Has ste caved yet enough money to buy a tablet? 7 (ve bought already a present for my wife, 8 They've opened a new bank account in France just.3 HI USEFUL LANGUAGE CATE Naa UTR TE eae Nusrat ee Talking to people in shops Put the conversation in the correct order. Oe vey, thoughts, maybe | tke therm. On second el something else [1] A Good morring. Can hoip you? (1) 8 Doyou heve anything cheaper? (1A OK Er. let me see ... what about this necklace? et 11 B Yes, is ively. OK, ti take it [) & Ate you looking or anything in particular? (Ey 8 Er, yes. 1m looking fora present for my wife \ LIA. Realy? How dbcus nese earings? theye realy beautiful. A pe oe Oa ss here ae cheaper. wth the discount @IBA Listen and check. Underline the correct words to complete the sentences. How woul you ooking cent tenyeandate, — EM PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress Did you want s @ A Listen to the sentences and underline the y, | think we should buy her a book Put the words in th 1 for/jacket looking /a/ tim Imlooking for a jacket. 2 3/14/ sieo m/l! think correct order to make sentences, 3. same /in /have//one / blue / 4, much /tell can /it/ how me 5 bit /too/ th ‘one / you / cheaperSkills for Writing PATS Ceres TI eT Seg a) HB READING Read David and Philip's email and tick (7) the correct answer. David and Philip are wring to @ D1 ask their colleagues for more money. b invite thei coteagues to a pay [tell their coteagues about Cancer Research and how they have all helped. 4 [ask therr colleagues to swim a kilometre. Read David and Philip's email again. Are the sentences true or false? 1 Inthe last year they have given £2,500 to Cancer Research, In Apri, 3 people swam a kilometre to raise morey, The party in June was very popular. 4,000 people with cancer get money from Cancet Research, 2 3 4 WRITING SKILLS Paragraphing @ Read the sentences, Put them in the correct order to make an email with four paragraphs. The paragraphs should be in the following order: Introduction © How the team has raised raises money * Information about ActonAid Closing the emai [51 Trams again fora your help. Piease ook out for our next event 1 ActionAid wit use the money to help poor people around the world, to educate them and to protect them, Inthe past ten years, they have heloed thousands of children start schoo. We have successfully raised £750 And, cf course, next Friday there isthe tok and DVD sale at iunchtime. We'd lke to thank everyone for helping to reise money for ActionAid over the past year Most of you came tothe 1970s partyin September Alot of people also came to our Karaoke night in November. So remember thal a small amount of maney can make big aiference. For example, only [4 per week eves @ child in Atha clean water, education and medicine. gO o | Heto evaryens, We'd tke to say a big ‘Thank you!’ to everyone who has helped us to raise money for Gancer Research over the past six months. We've suceessflly raised £2,500! We really hope you have enjoyed the various events that we have crganised this year. First we had a ‘Swimathon’ in Apri. Thirty of us | Swam a kilometre and raised over £1,000. Then 200 people came to | cur fantastic summer party in June. And don’t forget to come to our | Special quzright in Saptember There ave some amzzrg prizes! | Cancer Rocearch will use the money to do important research. This includes the work of over 4,000 scientists, doctors and nurses who are | cere cate ca ea | people with cancer every year | Woutd you tke to help us raise more money for Cancer Research? | Pease lock out for the next event. Thanks again for all your help. } Davie and Pip EX WRITING @ Read the notes and write Sam’s email to his colleagues: about the Save the Children charity. Email to colleagues about Save the Children Introduction: Thank you~ everyone who helped raise money — past 12 months. How much? How the teant has raised money and future events September sports day October: 1990s karaoke evening Newt week: quiz night + prizes Information about Save the Children: ‘Our money = save children’s lives + better futare Last year STC helped 10m children around world snail amount of money = big difference. e.g. €3 saves lives of & children with stomach viras Closing the email Help raise more money for STC? Email me for info about future events Thais againUNIT 3 Reading and listening extension READING @ Read the magazine article, Complete the sentences with the riumbers in the box. “10010 million 1 Accompany bought the website for € 87 millon 2 He started the website with £ : 3 The website has more than —_ regular users 4 Charities got £__ from Martin after he sold the website MARTIN LEWIS: THE MONEY MAN 13 million SF milion Martin Lewis is a British journalist, TV presenter and writer. He knows a lot about money: how to spend it, where to use it, and, most of all, how to save it! Martin was always interested in saving money and helping ‘other people to save money. He gave tips to friends about it, he talked about it on television and he wrote about it in a national newspaper. In 2003, he decided to start a website, moneysavingexpert.com. He paid a man in Uzbekistan £100 to design the site and soon thousands of people were using it The website gave lots of useful information. it told people which times of the day supermarkets had the most special offers. It helped people get discounts on everything from clothes to holidays. It told people wien shops had sales on. The website helped people to buy things that they couldn't afford to buy before. And if you needed to borrow money to buy a new car or a house, it told you which banks were the best to lend it to you. Lots of people started using moneysavingexpert com and started telling theit friends about i: The website has been a huge success and Martin has done very well. Over 13 milion people now use moneysavingexpert.com ‘every month and in 2012, Martin Lewis sold the site to another company for £87 milion. But Martin hasn't stopped helping people. Since selling the website, he has given away over £10 million to charities that help people look after their money. He's certainly made a lot of people smile. And it all started with £100, 20 b Read the magazine article again. Are the sentences true or false? Martin Lewss is an expert on how to spend Jess money. it took long time before anyone used the webste 3, People can save money by going to supermarkets ata particular time of the day 4. Martin Lewis sil onns the website 5 Moneysavingexpert.com has made Martin avery ich man 1b Complete the summary of the magazine article with the correct forms of the verbs in the box. borrow buy cali cost get spend work write save Before 2003, Martin Lewis '_worked as 2 journalist and 2 pow to save money. in 2003, it © him £160 to start 2 website, which he 4 sysavingexcert corn It was soon very popular {thas ots of information about how to Jess money in shons, how to open count, how to a discou 1d where to ”_____ money website has helped millions of peoviet money or get a oan since 200 he webs ‘Accompany © for £87 millon, © Write about something that you have borrowed from or lent to someone. Include answers to these questions ‘© What was it? * Who did you lend © Howe long for? LISTENING @ OM Listen to the conversation. Und the correct people to complete the sentences, 1 Anita Gary Mike gave a man some! he didn’t have. 2 Anita Gary/ Mike is helping a friend wh doesn't have much money 3 Anita Gaty/ Mike coes something rice f other people every week Antal Gary! Mike asked other p her things, © Arla / Gary) Mike made tends with the he helped. /© Listen to the conversation egain and tick (7) the correct answers. 1 Why is Anita's neighbour having a party? 2 [¥] ls her daughter's bittday. Its her son's tirthaay, its ner rustand’s birthday, Where s the birthday 2 Wher arty going to be? 2 LC Atthe local beach, bE Inthe back garden cc L Inthe local park What die the Greek man do? 2) He borrowed an umbrella trom Gary. b LHe lent an umbrela to Gary © Lj He borrowed Gary's coat 4 What hagpened when Gary saw the man ega a O they nad iu b They had a cup of tea. © Ey They went on hold 5. What has Gary ust bought? a [J Aticket to the theatre b Aticket to Acelzice, ¢ LI Aticket to Greece. © How does Mike try and make people smile? a] He gives them money > EF He puts his erms around them. ¢ [1 He makes friends with them: together. Write about the nicest thing that you've ever done, Remember to include: who you helped why you helped them what you did hhow they felt and how you felt afterwards. & Review and extension grammar Correct the sentences, 1 I never lett a big tip in a restaurant. Ive never left-abig tp Ina restaurant, Did you ever give money to charity? t've been to China on business last year {just bought a new mobile phone haven't tought yet birthday present for my brother. {already spent £200 this weekend, EAVOCABULARY Correct the sentences, 1 ve just opened an account bank in the UK, Ie just opened a bank accountsin the UK. 2 Canyou borrow me 50 euros, please? 3. oe did a realy funny joke, but nobody laughed. 4 James is saving on for a new computer. 5 Our tax’ river was very friendly, so we made him a bie tip, 6 ? a | bought a new laptop in the sells ~it was only £150! Have you ever made any volunteer work? Tony owes to me £50, but he hasn't paid it back yet Complete the sentences with the words in the box. bout spoken in time like coming a beginner over under © 1 I'm just coming. be there in two minutes! 2 There was a lot of trafic but we got to the airport just tor our tight My watch cost just €100. Not cheap at all! You're just your mother — you have the same blue eyest 5 Dinner is just ready, Ill be five minutes. © The film is 125 minutes long, I's just ____ wo. : hours. £7 Wejust to him. Hell meet us at 9.00. £8 No, she can't give a presentation in Endlish yet, She's just eA a aU Uae tayA MTU ea OR UCI PTC SS me LE ean | VOCABULARY Clothes and appearance @ Match the pictures with the words in the box. Underwear fights sweatshirt tie high heels tracksuit sleves sandals earrings jumper flat shoes bracelet the present contin lete the conversation with ine ‘ ae of the verbs in the box. Use contractions where possible. gloves 2 3 ? ES = = } ‘A. So what have you arranged for this evening? o3 a ee ae a Tetra Caton one 9 y \ j train from Paris. : 7 B Yes, we are. We *_____a taxi from our house at £6.00. | booked itthis morning, Good. So where ©____ they 2 ‘Atthe Hiton Hotel. They've gota double room with a telony Great. And what about the restaurant? Ive reserved a table for eight at eight o'clock. Everyone 7 tothe restaurant at 7.45 So we can all b —— there when they artve. Brillant, Have you tol the restaurant that its your ftner’s binthday? ‘Yes, they've made him a special cake with HAPPY 60TH on q . it to our table at ten ofclock, together OS 1A And wat about tomorrow? B They® 0 Scotland until the afternoon, so GRAMMAR ‘hares penty of time. Thr fights at 3:30, ‘ A Grea, soit allarange. | have to go now bocau Present continuous and going to 2 See om ee — Sally fora cottee in ten minutes See you le 8 Putthe words in the corect oder to make senlences, 5 gen Listen ang check Pt asiel aren de! nie eatyitee Imeoingtobyanew dress forthe parby 2 eoine/yournedsing/you/aeirwte/youie/easny EY PRONUNCIATION et Sound and spelling: 8 OM Listen to going to ee P'g2019 to) (goi M aun alto? ing to) or / gong /are/ do / after univorsty / you / what /to correct box tor coer ofa going to aren't / going / they [get married /1o//this /year the sentences, Do you heat 9/ (gonna)? Tick (¥) the 2, vit / Spain net year / going / we're /n / my relatives Ito ‘goumn toi /gan to/you /are / wear /to/ the party / what / going? ‘Are YoU going to go 0 What ee you going to te is going to have a holiday ‘We're going to try to find a tayr Im g0ingto have @ shower afer breakia: EL 2tEN ing to do ther homenors, he's going to phone her brother, imnot going io 2010 ibiza this year ut tonight? 99 for your birthday? > this year OOOOGO0o, 22A B Shall we go to the market? EE GRAMMAR will / won't / shall @ Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences 1 [g] Lets goon hotsay to Greece next summer You know | don't really ike hot food. 3 E Which film shall we see with the kids? 4 Fy Lets invite your parents for lunch next Sunday. 5 [7] Hello, 'm at the supermarket, but | cant carry all the shopping on the bus [7 oh, not Weve ust misses the est bus, (D1 Hi, Da. m atraid Ive fst my mobile phone 171 0h, no. | haven't got enough money to buy this tablet today, 2 OK, shail phone for a tax, then? idea. I'l call them this evening to see if they're Don't worry. bring the car and meet you there in ten minutes & Shall we go to the new Harry Potter film? hh OK, so we won't goto an indian restaurant, then, b Underline the correct words to complete the sentences, 1A Wilf Shall/ Won't we go te the cinema tonight? B Yes, OK.1 7!/ wont/ shal] check woich fms are ‘0n and phone you back. Hi, Dad. I've missed the last bus home! Don't worry. | shall/ won't) "bring the car into town and meet you by the cinema. 3 What wil/shall/ won't we do this weekend? 4 Don't worry. The station's very near here, so you 'l/ shall) won't miss your train. 5 A Shall/ Wil) Won't we try ancl get tickets for The Rolling Stones concen? B Good idea. | wont/ shall phone the ticket office 6 Look, | know you're a vegetarian, so iI/ wont/ shall cook steak for dinner. 7 Wil/ Won't) Shail\ help you do the washing-up? 8 A Let's take Monica and Sara to that new Chinese restaurant this evening. B Yes, that’s a great idea. | 11/ won't/ shail call them and reserve a table for 730. a B EA VOCABULARY Adjectives: places | @ Complete the crossword puzzle. > Across 4 Stonehenge is an ancient monument in Wiltshire in ‘gland. I's about 5,000 years old When the weather is really bad, we play on the tennis court at my local sports centre. 7. There are ots of h___ mountains in Switzerland. For exemple, the Matterhorn is abut 4,500 metres above sea level 8 Ive ina very o___ town, Tourists never come here! 10 We lve ina p___ village. There's no traffi at alll Donn 1. Myschocl's in a really m_—__ 2 This road is very n___ — building, Its only five years ol Itisn't wide enough fora bus. 3. The view ftom the top of the Empire State Butding is m___. 6 It's very n___in this caf, ist? It's alficutt to hear you, 9 The British Museurn i h There are nearly 600 rooms! b Choose the opposites of the adjectives in bold. Use the words in the box. modern high pretty outdoor quiet wide 1 The streets in the old part of town are very narrow. wide —_— 2 think the new houses they've built are really ugly, — 3 There is a big indoor swimming poo! in my town. 4 That restaurant's always very crowded, 5 6 This is one of the mos! ancient cites in Greece: The hils in the South of England are quite low. PRONUNCIATION Sound and spelling: want and won’t a @IRA Listen and underline the correct words to complete the sentences, 1 We won't/ want to go swimming todey. 2 They wantto/ won't take you to the old caste, 3. | won't! want too to that restaurant again, 4 You want to/ won't weit for the next train. 5 | won't/ want to study English agein next year. 6 Tom and | want to/ won't invite him fo our party. Be. ‘2ocaeesaa OE Naa HEL USEFUL LANGUAGE Making arrangements @ Put the conversation in the correct order. A Ob, 0K never mind. How about Friday? Is that OK for you? GB Brilliant! 11 o'clock. See you then. 1A OK, so you can'tdo this week. What are you doing next Monday? © B Oh, that sounds nice. ri just check, No, sorry, I can't do Wednesday. 'm going shopping with my mother. LH] A Ate you doing anything on Wednesday? Would you like to go for a cottee? CB Next Monday? Just a moment, Il just check. Nothing! {can do next Monday. Perfect! (D1 A Great! So we can meet for a coffee an Monday? 1B Fray ... hang on a minute .. no, sorry. m going to London for the day. This week's really busy for me. A Shall we meet at The Coftee Place at 11.00? 1B Yes, Monday's fine, Where shall weg? b ©EM Listen and check. © Put the words in the correct order to make sentences, 1 ike / would / bring / me / anything / you /o? Would you lke me tabring anything? __ 2 anything / doing / you / Saturday / this / are ? 3. busy / us / week's / really / this /for me f we / what (round /shall/ time ? you /on /doing/ next week / Tuesday /are / what 7 6 round / you / come / would /for /to/tuneh / tke ? 7 can't / Thursday /1/ this week / do 8 for/Sunday/is/OK/you/ this? 4 ©@EB Listen and check, a % | y TORU Ce NTA Uns Ce |Thureday | Feiay Saturday feaaL = [seas eat day trip to eee Debbie's diary ~ Yi) meeting etwork Tune 1-2 lunch with Mar a | funeh | ppm 030 decor apahient ‘an tunch | 2 shopping wth Karen [pm 7-830 dence clase fa e oe finer 318 =Work conference [am a] oa [lunch _day. offt [pm | tera] @ Read Debbie's diary and underline the correct words to complete the telephone conversation. SANDRA DEBBIE SANDRA DEBBIE SANDRA DEBBIE ‘SANDRA DEBBIE SANDRA DeBBle SANDRA DEBBIE Hi, Debbie! Are you free to meet on Monday mening? just check my diary I'm sorry, | have a *finess class / meeting ! doctor's appointment then Oh, that's 2 shame. How about Mond ime? 'No, Fim having lunch with 2Joe/ Murn/ Karen thes "Never mind, Are you doing anything on Tuesday evening? ‘im afraid 'm going *shopping / to the cinema/ tea dance class, That sounds like fun! Let's see. im busy on ‘Wednesday and Thursday. Could we meet on Fis Unfortunately, I'm busy all day on Friday. ve Rota “doctor's appointment | dance class conference, Ok. What are you doing on Sunda Oh, dear. On Sunday I'm Sata work Blackpool! in a meeting al day So you don't have any fr Yes, Ido! | have the wt Thursday) Saturday. le day olf on SW PRONUNCIATION Sentence stress @ iM Listen to the sentences and underline stressed words or syllables 1 I can't meet you tomorrow, Iie oonen He can meet us at the ich understand him, She hasn't seen that film ‘must start cook ooking dinner. They don't like basketballCECT aL ed SRC SSCL ie READING @ Read Abby's email to Tony and his reply, and tick (Y) the correct answer. 2 C1 Abby invites Tony and Laura to come to a birthday party at her house b (] Abby and Mike vould ike to go to a Chinese restaurant with Tony and Laura. cc Abby wants to see Tony and Laura's new house. 4 [5] Abby invites Tony and Laura te brate Mike's birthday at a Chinese restaurent. li nso Hi Tony How are things? We haven't seen you for ages. | hope you and Laura are well and that you're enjoying your new house. ‘Ase you doing anything on Friday, 21% Juno? It's Mike's 40P birthday and we're going to our favourite Chinese restaurant, Xian, with some friends. We'e going to book a table for eight O'clock, Can you come? It would be lovely to see you both and have a chance to chat Everyone's bringing an old photo of Mike. Could you bring your favourite photo of Mike from when he was at school or university? = Love Aen ADDY Hi Abby " _ - Lovely to hear from you. Yes, we're well and we love our EX weritine new house. We've just finished painting our bedroom and we're going to start on the kitchen next weekend. @ Read Sam’s email to Jess inviting her to his birthday Thanks for inviting us to Mike's birthday party. We're party, and the notes below. Decide whether Jess can free on the 21st and we'd love to come. I'l bring some cr can't go to the party and write her reply. really funny photos of Mike when he was at school! We're looking forward to seeing you and Mike and having a chat All the best | Tony b Read the emails again. Are the sentences true or false? 1 Abby and Mike have seen Tony and Laura recently, 2 Tony and Laure have recently moved to anew house 3. Abby wants Mike's friends to take photos of him at the restaurant. 4, Tony and Laura are making some changes to their new house. 5 Tony doesn't have any old photos of Mike. Hi Jess How ate you? I haver't seen you for over six months. I hope ‘you are well and enjoying your new job. ‘Are you doing anything next Saturday? I'm having a birthday iti: i 't ‘ing a few friends. People are WRITING SAILS trviting and replying 0 5 Lane sme a os @ Correct the sentences. Use contractions where possible. Could you bring a salad? 1 Hope you're well and your enjoying your new job. Tt would be lovely to see you and have the chance to chat, Hope youre well and you're enjoying your new job, __ Love Sam sateeramoneprs oe ___ Notes for reply: Notes for reply: 3 Itwould be lovely to seeing you. She CAN go to the party She CAN'T go to the party ——___________________ 4 Me? Fine, Give information 1 Me? Fine. Give information etn toy cigar Pm ae Thicis ltib cay Wolue teen owivonSchiciay: ences 2 Thanks for | on Sree 4 Bring a huge salad! Visit cousin in Faris next weekend 6 We dint see yeu forages! ie ; Jalen GG. S Looking forward nice chat Enjoy the party! aeUNIT 4 Reading and listening extension READING a Read the magazine article. Put the events in the correct order that Julia does them, 1 Artiving at the theatre | 2 Getting a new outfi 1D Going tothe hairdres (Having lunch 1 Meeting my friend EB) Running on Venice & ach b Read the magazine article again. Are the sentences ttue 0 false? 1th of people on Ver 2 Julia thinks she wil spend al day shopping 3. There are los of peonie at the shopping mal 4 Julia doesr’t want to have lunch until she's bought a new dress | 5. Julia's looking forward ta the evening because ever been to a premiere before © Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs in brackets. 1 weting— her friend at the shopping mal today. At LB Julia is lunch, She anything yet. (have, uy) 3 At 4:22 Julia the hairdressers ina taxi togo out. get reaay. tthe theate, (arrive) 4 A635 Jug 5 AL7.15 she Write an email to a friend about your plans for the weekend. Remember to include: ‘© what you are going to do © who you are going with . ink wil 12 HOURS IN LOS ANGELES 7:45am The sunis shining, and Im going to put my tracksuit on and go fora run. | love this time of the day asit’s so peaceful and quiet dovin on Venice Beach 10:00 am Im going to a fim premiere tonight so have to look my best. Ive arranged to meet my friend at an indoor shopping mall in Santa Monica, but shes not here yet. It'.a modern place with lots of reat shops and sore pretty little cafés Id like to buy a new dress it's crovided today, so I'm sure we'll be here all day! 1815 pm We've stopped for lunch at an ordinary LA diner. | haven't bought anything yet, but all this ‘walking around is making me hungry. m going to get a burger and fries 220 pm My friends taking me toa huge new department store, which sels everything, She thinks Well find something in here, with film director Julia Fitzgerald 3:05 pm Success! Ive found a ‘gorgeous red dress and matching high heels. We've decided to celebrate with coffee and cake at my favourite outdoor café ne beach 2 pm in in a taxi now. |'ve aot nN appointment at the hairdressers at 430 pm. I hope | won't be late.! think | might be! 6:35 pm |mnearly ready. Shall wear the gold bracelet and necklace or the black one? I cat decide, The caris coming at 7:00 prn'so | have a bit of time. 15 pm Were diving up to the theatre for the premiere. Its crowded and noisy as eve hoping to see all the stars It$ 7 fisttime ata prerniere so Ir feicited Ie Going to be e bees night!LISTENING @ GIA Listen to the conversation. Complete the sentences with the names in the box lles'smum Gavin Giles Isaac mish university this sur narrying an Italian wornan is teaching Giles Italian next wer wants to go sightseeing in Rome, on a date tonight b ©lM Listen to the conversation again and tick (/) the correct answers, 1 Why's Gites going to lly this suramer? 2 WZ Heis going toa wedding b CO His girttriend is ttalian. He wants to visit Rome 2 Whois Laura? 2 C1 Giles’ gitrien LD Alex’ fianc [HA student in their cess 3. What is Giles's dad going to dof Giles passes his exams? aL He's ging o pay fr tain lessons. bE] He’ going to buy him a new sut [J He’ going to take him to Rome. 4. What does Isaac like abou! Rome? 2 [] The new buildings » E] Thenisoy. © EF] The mix of od and new architecture 5. Whereis Isaac going now? 2 [J He is going to mest a gir © Ey He is going to gata haircut ¢ [J He's going home. © Write about what you're going to do when you finish your English course, Include the answers to these questions: + Where are you going to go? + What would you tke to do? & Review and extension I GRAMMAR Correct the sentences. 1. | going to look for a job in a hotel this summer. Im going to look for a ob ina hotel this summer Don't wort. | pay the money back tornorrow: He'll go to buy a new car next month \Will| come to your house in half an hour? Will we go to that caté for a cup of tea? ‘Ate you going to doing your homework this evening? 5 6 EAVOCABULARY Correct the sentences. 1 Thoyvo gota fantastic outside swimming pool in my town, Ther/ve got a fantastic ostdoor swimming pool in my town. ‘Ato you going to buy a new suit case in the sales? | ove it here in the country I'S so peaceful! He always uses a tie when he goes fora job interview. | ove coming to this park because you can't hear the traffic. I's 30 quite her ‘That restaurant's so noise I's really hard to talk there, ° £ Complete the sentences with the words in the box. “alter forwaid up around et for £1 He looked _at the timetable o see when the next train left for London, £2 Excuse me. I'm looking atiank. Is there one near here? We're really koking, {0 seeing our Spanish friends tomtom. We have a lovely babysitter that looks our Children when we go out for the evening, 5 I'm tited! Do you really want to look. # museum again? {t'you aren't sure what it means, look ____ the word in your dictionary, the BAU UAA | have to work long hours EE VOCABULARY Work 10 You need to have good 28 Complete the sentences, 1 This person looks after the plants and cuts the grass gardener 2 When your hair gets too long, you make an appointment ‘with this person, h____ 3 Ifyou have a probiem with your central heating, you need tocall this person, p______ 4 This person works in a laboratory and might have a University degree in chemistry ot biology. s. 5 Somebody whose job is to look after peaple's money, b. 6 Ifyou have a probiem with the lights call this person, e 7 Ifthe police arrest you, this person can help you (eee 8 This person can help you to manage your money. 9 This person checks your testh to mal good condition, d__— 10 When you are in hospital, this person looks after you femes your house, you ure they are in ‘Complete the sentences with the words in the box. team people environment self-employed skills salary university degree qualifications. training Jong news 1 He's usually in his office from 8 2m until 8 pm, but he doesn't mind working long hours _ 2. She works for an important bank in Loncon, earns a very good ____and drives a company car. 3 You need to have several years of ____ to become a doctor. 4 They havea realy nice working__- ther offices ‘are modern with good airconditioning and plenty of ight 5 | really enjoy working on big projects with lots of cther people, Its good to work in 2 6 You need to havea _____to become a lawyer. 7. Receptionists have to deal wth _____. so they need to be friendly and poite. Some people prefer to be __and work for lots of different companies. 9 Secretaries need to have a lot of _____- they need to be organised, and good with computers. if you want to get a job at this university GRAMMAR must / have to / can ‘a Complete the sentences about the signs with have to or can't. ‘ALL VSITORS MUST | | PASSENGERS MUST WASH THEIRHANOS NOT STAND UP UNTIL {BEFORE ENTERING |THE PLANE HAS THS ROOM, COMPLETELY STOPPED. 1 You—haveto wash 2 Excuse me, madam, your hands before you go: You stand set ieee up untilthe plane has stopped. ‘SMU PASSENGERS MUST WEAR THEIR NOT TAKE PHOTOS SEAT BATS AY ALLIES. USING FLASH {OTOGRAPH. 3. Vm sory sir. You 4 Excuse me. Im afteid you {ake photos ______wear your in here witha fash ‘eat belt all the time You MUST WEAR AHARD HAT AT ALL TIMES ON THIS CONSTRUCTION YOU MUST NOT sire. ‘SMOKE IN THIS TOILET. 5 Visitors — 6 Fimsomry. You wear herd has when they _— smoke in come to this building ste, ‘the toilet. b Underline the correct words to complete the text. | work as a receptionist in big hotel, so! “must! musta’! can always be polite to the guests. During the weok, don't have to/ can't/ must goto bed late because | have to start work early. Fortunately, | don't have to / mustn'/ cant wear a uniform, but | ‘can / mustn’t/ have to dress smertly My sster’s a student, so she mustn't doesn't have to/ can't get up early most days. However, she Sdoesn't have to. str't/ has to study very hard at the moment bacause she's important exarys next month, e My dad's a taxi driver, sone often 7has to/ mustn't/ can't work in the evenings and at weekends. He #doesnt have | mustn't] must drive fast because there are speed cameras everywhere in my town, My mum's a nurse, so she Shas to/ mi Uniform when she at work, Sometime: early but my dad usually takes her to work in his °must/ doesn't have to mustn't get the bus. ustn't! cart wear3] UE Teer REN GRAMMAR will and might for predictions @ Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences, She might 2 1 think 1 3. 5] Spain mignt not 4 Fy taoe't think sno 5 C) im sure ners 6 (France wont (5) Ho might nt 8 C11 miaht not win the match on Saturday, The Brazil team arte just os B00d as them, pass his exams. He's very clever and he's worked realy hard al year © feel better tomorrow, She says she's taken some 4 getto school on time. ve only just woken upt © pass hs exams. He hast worked very hard tis, {win the match on Saturday. They haven't got any good pla fantastic team. 8 come this evening. She's not feeling wel see them tonignt. We all usually goto the gym on Thursdays, rs in their team and Brazil are 2 b Complete the sentences with will (or ‘IN, 't, might or might not. 1m sure you —wl__pass your exams, Youve worked very hard this year. 2 Don't go on holidey next week. They invite you for 8 second interview. 3. Tknow they — offer me a good salary A friend of mine works there and he doesn’t e2tn @ lot of money 4 You et a job immediately when you finish university ~ 50% of university ‘graduates don’t have a job three years after finishing their studies. 5 She doesn’ think she —____ go traveling after university She wants to find a job 2s so9n as possibie 6 A Doyou think he ass all his exams? B Yes, !m sure he Don't worry. 7 Who knows? You make some useful contacts at the conference. 8 I'msuehe — get the job. He doesn't have any experience. EAVOCABULARY jobs @ Write the names of the jobs under the pictures. Complete the sentences with the correct jobs. 1 When I was lite, | wanted to be a vet_ because loved looking after animals, 2 I'm looking for a good b____ to fix the roof on my house, 3. Nick isa fantasticm_____. He can play the piano, the guitar, the cello and the saxophone, 4 Christopnor Wren was the a___ who designed st Paul's Cathedral in London, © Louise works in a department store as age beoetea ot Johnny Depp is an American film a . famous for his ale a Jack Sperrow in the Pirates of me Caribtean films, 7 Val works as ac. ‘1d people in thelr homes. 8 Sarah works in our IT Department as a. ¢__ pe 9 James was a well-known York Times newspaper. 10. Yves St Laurent was a femous French fashion d. 11 Our p___lways delivers the mailto our house at ten o'clock, 12 | hope that the p_____ in the UN can solve the world’s problems one day, , looking after who worked for The New ee ES 5RIS en mn a TRE | 4) NCNM aT HI USEFUL LANGUAGE Offers and suggestions @ Put the words in the correct order to make sentences. | 1 money /1/ you ! sorme / tend / the bus /for/ shall ? tioney forthe bus? 2 off /maybe you/ ask/ manager /for | your / should / the day 3 Inernet /ook up /1/ the / the / train times / on A do/a taxi / guest you /our / me / to / want /Tor/ BOOK ? 5 drive /alrport/ dort /the /why//1/to / you? | G/araneing about ain ecard /iman now 7. maney//don' why / borrow / om /some (yeu / your | ne PRONUNCIATION aaa Sentence stress: vowel sounds B Rowe /eoud /drea Wht /you ween = @ @IEB Listen to the sentences. Tick (7) which vowel Es = sounds you hear for the modal verbs in bold. b @EM Listen and check. Strong vowel Weak vowel iat i i © Complete the sentences with the words in the box. ‘Would you like a cottee Fj Fe abot Gotland shel sory matter 2 Yes, [would Thani dnt mayo would” 489. wory Sachs reper icra een arrester Rhee oe Aes of SSS ena 3 Dont it. | can take the bus. © ‘Yes, you're right. | should, 2A Bityouwont 9: aetohae any. s ~ i 4A I'mreally I can't comne to the cinema Shall | book a meeting ? tonight 8 Well, what co you think #8 Oh, iccesnt______ We ean go another tne Hat | mare time for the report’ | 6 Why —___ I book the train tickets on the Internat d @©EB Listen and check. "30Skills for Writing Car mee RTT BRISTOL EVENING POST — jobs section. MBREADING oe cat na Ua) @ Read the job advert and Martin’s job application, | We're looking fora hard-working and friendly receptionist to workin a and tick G/) the correct answer, hotel in Devon this summer. You wil need to speak @ foreign language. a C1 The jobiis fr 12 m ths We prefer someone with experience of working in hotels. b [The job is in 2 hotel in Bristol ‘Accommodation and meals provided ¢ [] The note! needs a receptionist SA Apply anne at www. bayviewdevonhotelcom by 31 May. pote! needs a waiter. ~ “Subject: Hotel Receptionist Dear Sir/Madam, ‘am writing to apply for the job of receptionist at the Bay View Hotel, which you advertised in the Brstol Evening Post, ‘am studying French and Spanish at Bath University ang am available to work in July and August. Id like to work for you because it would be a good opportunity for me to learn new skills and to work in a team. Ihave worked in a hotel before, as a waiter, so | have ‘experience of dealing with customers and working in a busy ‘tel envronment attach a copy of my CV with details of my previous bb Read the job advert and job application agein capers fare the sentences true or false? Could you please sndme ivomation bout the say. the working houts and the accommodation? 1 The hotel will give the receptionist a bedroom and food. King dati 2 People who apply fortis ob don't need experience o look forward to hearing from you. working in notals Yours faithful 3. Martin is free to work this summer MES 4 Martin would lke to learn some new sls. 5 Martin doesn't have eny previous experience of working inhotes 6. Martin would ike more details about the jo. WRITING ee «, _ @ Read the job advert and write a letter applying for FAWRITING SKILLS Organising an email “the job. @ Match 1-8 with a-h to make sentences. Sees 1: (al rn nrinarto SALES ASSISTANT WANTED 2 [Ihave ive years World ar looking fora hard-working sales aeitant to eel all types of 5 Er | would fie to work for your company computers, tablets, geme consoles, smart TVs and smamphones In our Pa fatea ex olencolence ot brand-new superstore in Brighton, 5, EJ My experience of working ino busy hospital We are offering good salay plus sales bonus tothe ight person, 6 [1] Lattach 2 copy of my CY with You wil need previous tale experince and a good understanding of 7 Ei Could you please send me information the latest technology. 8 LE Hcok forward to \We prefer someone with experiance of working in 9 busy envronment, ‘4 working in team and deling with customers. Full training programme given, about the working hours and the training programma? | Apely by 30 September to salesassstant@rworld co.uk more information about my past employment 4. because it would be a good opportunity ta learn son new sil. hearing from you. ‘experience of working as.a secretary in a busy hospital. apply forthe job of secretary. will be very useful for this job.UNIT 5 Reading and listening extension MBREADING ic ‘le again and @ Read the article. Match the people 1-4 with pictures a-d c eae eee at the iy iy a ore 2 H ee ‘than one possible answer. e 3 Ol cara 1 who wotks for thernsclves? 4 James a Malcolm b Frey c Cam q Jemes 2. Who doesn't earn any money? 2 Malcolm b Frya ¢ Cara d Jams 3. Who has free weekends? a Malcolm Freya c Cara dames 4. Who likes the place where he/she works? a Malcolm b Freya ¢ Care d James 5 Whostudles and works in a different praca a Malcolm b Freya ¢ Cara d James Read the article again and tick (/) the correct boxes. Some there is more than one possible snsner d Write 2 paragraph about a job you'd like oe JRayWwarasayy) 2 0. Remember to includes something has to work many * the things you'd lke to do in the job terse | __We/she loves hours every day Beemer © the salary ‘the environment | thought about my skils and qualifications, and then about me. Ive alvays liked working in a team, like being outside and | decided | cant ‘work in an office every day. Someone suggested I train to be a builder. | go ta college Monday and Friday, and work Tuesday to Thursday, have to get up early sa I cant: go out in the ‘evenings, but I'm learning a useful skil | work for @ number of companies as a book Gesigner. tm self-employed, which means | work n TY OWN and not in a team. When I'm very, busy I have to work long hours, busy Ihave 'g hours, in the evening but Fm not always busy, I ove art. and design and Ive ehvays wanted to do something | enjoy, I decided to study to become an architect. Im learning so much and fm doing what | want, which i really important. | have to study every day Of the week and | just hope | can find job when | leave university ve ot ress des Snimals. Earring a really good salary is work ony Rete 222: $0 | tuded to be over | nave t WY i wren use Study at hame most weekends when im helping sick animalsLISTENING @ ©EB Listen to the conversation. What did Josh say about these jobs? Tick (¥) the correct boxes, Sometimes there is more than one possible answer Postman Hairdresser | IT Bank ‘worker clerk 1 Work tong hours v 2 Nice working, 5 Work ina team b @ER Listen to the conversation again and complete the table to show what Josh liked and disliked about the jobs. Write one word in each space. He liked .. “He disliked 1 Postman | working starting work cuteide [2 Hairdresser | leaming new dealing with work | working at | 3 IT worker when he wented = © Choose one of the following: 1 Write a conversation between two people. Person A is interviewing Person B for the job of a journalist. Person B explains why he/she isthe right person for the job, and ‘asks five questions about the job. Person A asks questions and answers the questions Person B asks. 2 Write about the parts of a ob you would be happy to do ‘and what you definitely wouldn't lke to do, & Review and extension GRAMMAR Correct the sentences. 1 Tomorrows Sundey, so | musin't get up early Tomorrow's Sunday, 20| don't have to get up early 2 Excuse me, sir. You con't have to smoke on the plane it against the law 3 Dp you must wear a suit to work? 4 When Irish school, | can go fo unwversity. t depends on my erades, 5 Ive to start work at 7 o'clock in the morning in my new job! 6 ll take my umbrella It can rain ths aflernoon, EAVOCABULARY Correct the sentences. 1 Inyour new job, I'm sure they!l give you lots of trainings. Inyour new job, ti sure theyll give you lote oF training, 2 My sister works asa shop assistent in a big denartment store. 3. You need gocd qualification if you want to become a doctor 4 He works as a disigner for a top fashion magazine. 5 It you want to become a plurnmer, you'll need to go to college 6 My brother wants to become a professional musi. Underline the correct words to complete the sentences. 1 My GPS doesn't wark J job very well when {drive through the mountains. {ve found a really good job f werk in the local newspaper. ‘No, can't go tothe cinema. ve got to stay late at ab / work. My headacte's a bit batter, so | think that aspinn’s beginning to work / ob. What time do you start job/ workin the mornings? He's got to work jodall weekend on that report. ''m stuaying for my final exams ~ it’s really hard fob / work: My dag’s got alot of small jobs / works to doin the garden, ‘My dad can't work / job out how to use the camera on his new phone, 3 Seuoe