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7A b Write sentences. I don'tlikeflvins.

a Write the-ingform of theverbs. I/likelflvE
swim swimming
I She/ like/ cookf
I meet 2 | youlike / travelfl
2 stop 3 I / loveI getlpresentsf
3 buy 4 They/ like / watchTV El
4go 5 / your fatherlike / playchessf,
5 cry 6 I / like I wait/ at the doctor's!
6 write 7 My mother/ love/ work in the gardenf
7 run 8 We/ like I go I to bedlatef
8 lose

7B b Complete with (be)going to anda verb from the list.

a Write sentenceswith the right buy do gt* go not have meet send not stay take
form of begoing to. I 'm goingtogive her a book for her birthdav.

I he I cometonightfl I We a new car next month.
Is hegoingto cometonight? him an email?
2 -- you
I They/ takethe train to LondonE tonight? B I'm going to seea film.
2 She/ go to universityf 3 A what - you a holidaythis year.
3 We/ getmarriednextsummerf in that hotel.It'sveryexpensive!
4 I you/ goout for dinnerf 4 They
5 / he I p^yyou the moneyfl to bedearlythisevening.
6 I / studythis evening! 5 We you a coat?
7 I you / meetusat the airport fl us outsidethe cinemaat 7.00.
8 She/ makepastafor lunch@ 6 I'm tired.I

7 It's cold outside.-

8 He

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what's-going to happen?write a sentencefor eachpicture.

5 rain tomorrow

3 leavesoon 6 swim in the river
4 tell them a story 7 breakhisleg
8 belatefor school

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A N u m b e r0s - 1 0 B N u m b e r sl l - 2 0 C N u m b e r s2 l - 1 0 0

a r.7 ListenEund,repeat a l.r4 Listenandrepeat a z.tr Listenandrepeatthenumbers.
thenumbers. thenumbers.
2I twenty-one
0 zero I 1 eleven
L2 twelve L)J) LJ twenty-two
I one/wnn/ 1 3 thirtee/n0s:'ti:n/
14 fourteen 30 ftEtY
2 twoitu:i
15 nftecl 33 thirty-three
3 three
4 four 16 sixlecq 40 rorty

5 five 17 seventeen 44 forty-four

6 six 18 eishteea 50 nfty
7 seven L9 nineteen
20 twenty 55 nftv-nve
8 eight/erti 60 sixty
b Cover$l tnewordsS. ay
9 nine thenumbers. 66 lixtY-six

10 ten O p.e 7 0 eeventy

0 = oh laol in room numbers, 77
e.g.Room 207 (two oh seven) ;;'even
and phone numbers
. qghtY-eight
b Cover$lthe words.Saythe
numbers. 90 ninety

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100 ahundred

A 30 lhnty 13 thirteen
40 fo4ty 14 fourteenetc.

b Cover$l tn. wordsS. aythenumbers-

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Countries B Nationalities

l.l5 Listen and repeatthe countries. a r.24 Listen and repeatthe countriesand
nationalities.

Country Nationalitv

Brazil China E n g l a n di ' r q q l a n d i Brazll Brazilian
Chinese
t China English

FEEngland

Huagary Hung4rian

Iapan Italy Italian
Iapanegg
tr_lIapan Mexican
Polish
Mexico Russian

- Poland

Russia

Poland Russia r"rAJ'c,' r- Spain Spanish
Turkey Turkish

theUnitedStates American

II theUK British

tI
!
l b CoverSltfte words.Look at the flags.Saythe
t

countryandnationality.

Turkev,''t:;:ki the UnitedStates -A,"tl Brazilian
\
the USA = theUnitedStatesof America Write your nationality:
theUK = theUqitedKingdom Practisesayingit.
Countrynamesbeginwith a CAPITALletter
e.g.BrazilNOT brazil. L, EnglishS, panish€, tc.= nationalityand
languageT. heybeginwith a capital etter
b cover$ltne words.Lookat thepicturesS. aythecountries. e.g.EnglishNOT engtish.
Writeyour country:
Practisesayingit. d Completethe sentencesabout yeu.

o P.6 I'm -, andI'm . (name,nationality)
I m from in _-. (townI ,r},country)
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A T h i n g si n t h e c l a s s r o o m B S m a l tl h i n g s

r r.47 Listen and repeatthe words' a 2.1 Listen and repeat the words'
I the board I a mobile (Phone)
2 the dooltl:r":b, r:cl' 2 aPen
3 a window 3 abag
"\\'lll(lct) 4 akeY rlii''
4 a table 5 an umbrella
5 a chair 6 a credit card
6 acoatrkrot' 7 a phqto
7 a laptop 8 a watch
8 abook 9 glasses
9 a dictionarY 10 an identitYcard (ID card)
10 a pieceof p4per
A key,a bag BUT an umbrella, an identity card
b Cover$ltn. words.Lookat thepicture' "
Saythethings.
b Cover$l tnewords.Lookatthephoto.Saythethings.
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People F ami l y

a 2.lo Listenand repeatthe a 2.t2 Listen and repeatthe words.

3

r

I aboy I hr-rsband
2 a girl 2 wife
3 aman 3 r-nother
4 a woman 4 fhther
5 children 5 son
6 friends 6 daughter
7 sister
Cover ! the words. Look at the photos. Saythe people. 8 brother
2.ll Listen and repeat the irregular plurals. 9 boyfriend
10 girlfriend
A Irregularplurals Plural
Singular children b Cover U the words. Look at the photos.
a child lnen Saythe people.
a man women
a woman people c Work with a partner.
a person A (Book open) How do you spellfriend?
B (B ookcl osed)F-R -E -N -D .
d CoverQ the plural words.Saythem. A No. F-R-I-E-N-D.

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Colours C o mmo n a d j e c t i v e s

a 2.2o Listenand repeatthe words. a 2.2r Listen and repeatthe
red
big small
green
ffi3 6 slow
yellow gl bad
old

B5

fast

7
good

9 l0 expenslve
short
@"@cheap short

ll 12
/$Alre-/AoELEtNE
long o

orange 5 l

l3
tall

b CoverI th. words.Look at the pictures.Saythe adjectives.

c Testa partner.

black A What'stheoppositeof new? ?
B Old.What'stheoppositeof

- 2-22 Listenand repeatthe positiveand negativeadjectives.

white I Positiveand negativeadjectives
y = good y'y' = very good r'r'r' = fantastic!
CoverC th. words.Look at the photos. X = bad Xl( = verybad ,(r(X = terrible!
Saythecolours.
good-lookiJneg beautiful

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t.4 Listenand repeatthe phrases.

7
drink coffee

2

havechildren

watch TV want a new car
like dogs
4t,

listento the radio

readmagazines work in a bank
study Spanish
6

eSTo'noI

eatfastfood

5's CoverE tnewords.Listenand saythe phrase.
'inaJTat'

c Make true l+lor [-] sentencesabout you. on TV. (aprogramme)
I I watch . (alanguage)
I don't watch
2 I speak . (a radio station)
I don't speak (a magazine)
3 I listento . (adrink)
I don't listento
4 I read
I don't read
5 I drink
I don't drink

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5.9 Listenand repeatthe words.

Fooo

tr

veggtables chocolate

t i - ' ;' i lili, i,rr
",''.1-,1
I
t?l [,]

a sandwich

coffee water beer wlne

t l'ri .r
nn""rt
b CoverElth. words.LookatthephotosS. aythewords.
breakfast(in the morning) c Practisewith a partner.
lunch (at midday)
d_inner(in the evening) Y e sl,d o . / N o , l d o n ' t .
What do you havefor breakfast?(have= eatand / or
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W h a td o t h e yd o ? b CoverQ the words.Ask and
answer ln palrs.
a 5.20 Listen and repeatthe words.
Whatdoes he do?
I trl
He'sa teacher.
t Whatdoesshe do?

a teacher ILrl shapa a waiter t.zr Listen and repeatthe
(a 1ya[tress) sentences.
a doctor
He works for Microsoft.
El tz He'sat school.
She'sat university.

Shestudieseconomics.
He doesn'thavea job.
She'sretired. ,:rr':

.d d What do vou do?
I
?
F-I a policgman a fagtory
anadministrator a $gyer (a policewoman) worker ,

a student

W h e r ed o t h e yw o r k ?

t.22 Listen and repeatthe phrases.

in the street in a holpital in a shop rn a restaurant Cover! the phrasesL. ook at
the photos.Saythe phrases.
lF3l rr-al + . r Ask and answerwith a partner.

W h e r ed o e s a
doctorwork?

d Where do you work?

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in a school in a factory at home

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A W h a tt i m e i s i t ?

a t-27 Listen and repeatthe times.

It's one o'clock. It'sfive pastone. It'sten pastone. It'sg4ter pastone. It'stwenty It'stwenty-five
,'itrt:sti /'ku,r:tci pastone. pastone.

It'shalf pastone. It'stwenty-five It'stwentyto two. It'squarterto two. It'sten to two. It'sfive to two.
llts:t'l to two.

b Coverf,! tne times.Look at the clocksandsaythetimes.

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B O r d i n anl u m b e r s

a 5.20 Listen and repeatthe ordinal numbers from lst-20th.

l St thefirst I lth theeleventh 2 1 s t thetwenty- 3 l St thethirty-
2nd thesecond Izth thetr,velfth 22nd thetwenty-second
3fd thethird 13th thethirteenth 23rd thetwenty-
4th thefourth 14th thefourteenth 24th thetwenty-
5th thefifth 15th thefifteenth 25th thetwenty-
6th thesixth 16th thesixteenth 26th thetwenty-
7th theseventh LTth theseventeenth 27th thetwentyseventh
8th theeighth 18th theeig 28th thetwenty-
9th theninth 19th thenineteenth 29th thetwenty-
10th thetenth 20th thetwentieth 3Oth thethirtieth

b Practisesayingtheordinalnumbersfrom 21st-3lst.

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a 4., Listen and repeatthe phrases.
In the morning

get up havebreakfast havea shower goto work go to university havea coffee have a
In the afternoon
@ (bybus,car,etc.) sandwich

FI r"d$;

L=

havelunch finish work go shopping go to the gym
In the evening cirrrn

make dinner have dinner watch TV

A make dinner I coffeeBUT do housework
A go to the gym, to the cinema,etc.

go to work, to school,to bed

go home

b 4.4 Listenand point to the picture.
c In pairs,look at the picturesand describetheir day.

Theyget up at half pastseven. Theyhave breakfast.

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A B

a 4.9 Listenarndrepeatthe verbsrrncvl erb p h r a s e s . a 4 . t 7 L i s t e l a l d repeat he verbsand
verb phrases.
l6
snrclke
go to the theatre ckrsport
ffichangenroney

trsethe lnternet

go to tl-rebeach )ef l. t a k ep h o t o s
5l\ I r lr i v e
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p a y , b yc r e c i i tc a r r c l

pla1,tennis rvalk

park
l0

p l a l , t h ep i a n o swllll collle

b CoverI th. words.Look art he pictr-rresS.arytl-reverbsor phrases. A
c Workin parirsM. aketrrresentenceswitl-rsctmetimseor t'te:,/er.
@gIO
@gotothecinema.
hear
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b CoverU th. worcls.Look ert he pictures
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a s.l8 Listenand repeatthe verb phrases. a 6.13 Listenand repeatthe verb phrases.
l l 6,
I

arrriveat tl-re letirn a call a fl-iencl s e n da n
arrport Linguage elrail

7

b r e a k y o r - r rl e g llleet rl t)
buy a ticket f riencl
ttrkean
geta letter urnbrella

I B
tellsomebody
rertt tt cttr a story

9 g r v ea
present

5 n tLlm on
stitl' rrt
a hotel leavethe the light
clllelllrl
arrive in arcour-rtry/ city, e.g.Italy,I{onte l0
at a btrildirlg,e.g.the airport,a fiiend'sl-rouse I o s ev o u r turn off
ket,s the light
meet a person fbr tl-reflrst tirtre

b CoverQ tn. verb phrasesL. ook at the pictures. b CoverQ the verbphrasesL. ook art he pictures.
Saythe phrases. Saythe phrases.

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I n a h o t e lb e d r o o m ln a hotel

6.2 Listen and repeatthe words.

6.1 Listen and repeat the words. I abar 7. reception

I the bathroom 2 acar park 8 a restaurant
2 a bath 9 a spa 'spu:
3 a shower 3 a garden 10 aswimmingpool
4 a t o w e l. t a r ) r l , ' 4 ^ #shop
5 abed 5 agym l l toilets
6 the floor 6 alift
7 a plllow 'prl:r.r
8 a lamp Coverf,! thewords.Look at thepicture.
9 a remote control Saythe words.
10 acupboard, k,rbcd,'
Practisewith a partner.Ask andanswer.
CoverI thewords.Look at the
picture.Saythewords. W h e r e ' st h e s w i m m i n gp o o l ?

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6-7 Listen andrepeathewords.
I a city
2 artowr-r
3 a village

4 analrport tH:l,f F *- ! f'f,d
5 a bar-rk
6 a betich IJ
7 a chemist'.s |;
8 trchurch
9 a clnental (._
l 0 a l-rospital (
l l a museum
t 2 a park o\ -f
1 3 a petrolstation
1 4 arpost offlce tr,9f.fi
l 5 elrlver
l 6 arroad 1J
t 7 the sea
1 8 a shop a i"l
1 9 a station
20 a supermarket

Coverf,lth. words.Look at
the picturesS. aythe places.

Do you live in a village,town,
or city?Make true sentences
aboutthe placewhereyou live:
There'as l an...
T h e r ei s n 'at / a n . . .
Therearetwo/ tl-rree...
T h e r ea r es o m e . . .
Therearea lot of...
Therearen'at ny...

I l i v ei n a s m a l lt o w n . ' {glt'"t
There'sa post office.
Thereisn'tan airport. W:It*

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a 6.17 Listenand repeatthe irregularverbsin the presentand the past,e.g.is - was.

b CoverClthe PASTcolumn. Practisesayingthe sentenceisn the past.

PRESENT It very hot yesterday. PAST
They in Romelastweek.
is was
are were

begin It to snow. began
break I'm sorryI the window! broke
boy We bought
somefood at the market.

can She speakRussianwhen shewas four. could
come They to classlast week. came

do I my homework in the evening. did
drink We a lot of coffee. drank
drive He very fastbecausehe was in a hurry. drove

eat I a lot yesterday. ate

find They a flat in the city centre. found

get We up earlythrsmornrng. got
give I Anna a birthdaypresent. gave
go They went
on holiday in fuly.
have I had
hear We my old car for 15years. heard
a noiseduring the night.

know I all the answers. knew

learn He a new language. learnt
leave The train the stationat 8.00. left
lose I lost
my keyson the train.

make )ohn dinner lastnight. made
meet I a lot of peopleat university. met

pay I by credit card in the restaurant. paid

read They a lot of books on holiday. read

say I I wassorry. said
see I an old friend at the party. saw
send He sent
sit They a lot of emails. sat
sleep I nearthe window. slept
speak We spoke
swim I for eighthours lastnight. swam
Spanishto the waiter.

everyday when I wasin Italy.

take fane goodphotosof the house. took
tell I my children a story lastnight. told
think We thought
the music wasterrible.

wear I my new boots to the party. wore
write She a lot of emailsthis morning. wrote

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long vowels
diphthongs

I voiced
tur-rvoiced

I fsh /fJ/ 11 ggtgt 2l arrot / ierat/ 33 un-rb/ nnt/
2 tr ltrl t2 plpl 22 ag I tcgl 34 lno er /'mn al
3 ctlk Il 13 tr n /tr nl 23 ey I i:l 35 ess/ es/
4c lkl 14 ph ne /f nl 24 irl I z'^ll 36 azz I tezl
5 cl ck /kl kl ls bke /b kl 25 lower l' Taoal 37 eg I egl
6 h se/h s/ 16 lt lt 26 aseI o:zl 38 ight / art/
7 bll/bv 1 7b t b t 27 ie I ttl 39 itch / r1.f/
8 b tlb tl 18 tt 28 og I o91l 40 acht / ot/
9 c mput lk r t r p . j r r :/t 19 ch lrl I 29 nake / nerk/ 4l onkey /' nr.lkit
10 b d/b dt 20 t rist /'t rrst/ 30 ebra /' ebre/ 42 ose I atszl
31 ower I' a<:al 43 si er /'sr al
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i Italy six Irnglish womcn e spcll tcn fricnd brcakfast

ts rt g)'r-n scven twcnty brcad

fish film window cgg Mcxico

ee thrcc mcct pcople k.)' rrmbrellanrrmber son brother
ea plcase rcad hLrrry htrsband double
trec e shc wc brrt

f€urt- b.g thanks I-|' |r' r
black man
cat bad that a* nllme late cight thcv
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a fast fhther no helkr
phone
afternoon oa coat

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coffee igh niqlrt fliqlrt
clock

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aw an,ful ow ton'n don'n

u full srrgar woman coLrld oi toilet noise
oo good book oy bovfriend enjov
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boot

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ir first third world haircut whcrc

bird ur nrrrse Tr-rrkey chair' are carcful

Many different spellings,alwaysunstressed A very unusualsound.
sistcrdoctor famor,rsabout police curo l rLrropesLl rc pl ural
computcr

* especiallybefbreconsonant+ e A soundbetween r and i: .
Consonant+ y at the end of words I S
p r o n o u n c e di .
happl angrv thirstv

An unusualsour-rd.
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chemist's
p paper Poland th thing think
parrot pp sleep top thumb
opposite happy tenth b i'rl 'thl iudrasyd a y
montl 'r

bb board Ilritish th the father
bag rememt'rer jotr tliis their
rut'rber that with

c come cold children luncli
k ski talie watch rnatch
l<.eys ck back clocli picture

g go green fapan iuice gym page
iob
big blog bridgc

og eggs
bb

f flfieen Friday wif'e €a' '\ I lamp listen
ph photo prl'rone lt plan tablc
flower ff oflice different l.g small umbrella

v TV very ot r red rice n'rite wrong
Yase have lir.e rr problern children
seven fir,e right terrible married

time tell likcd finishccl w n'atch tn'enty ()ne
start late rritch wh n'ord \\'e
tie tt letter butter n'hat rvliite n,here

d did clrink playecl criecl v vellow )'our
dog dd stuciy goocl
aclclressmiclclle vacht )'es )'oll

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s small fast m rrountain Nlonday
ss stress actress nronkey mm Septenrber colne
snake celci nice city sununer swinrrrring

7.ero Brar.ll n nllte ltever l..now
bags cars ltose nn rnen wlne think thank
husband easy
-ng sunny dirtner
sh shop she sugar sure
thing single
Spanish finish doing goinu
playirrg wrons
ti information

reservation(+ vowel)

hello hi n'ho
how Hungary
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televisionusually revision garage
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