Hobbs Martyn Starr Keddle Julia Your Space 2 Workbook
Hobbs Martyn Starr Keddle Julia Your Space 2 Workbook
Hobbs Martyn Starr Keddle Julia Your Space 2 Workbook
People Cyberworld
1AThat's my life! 4 6 A You mustn't w a t c h T V • 44
1A Language s p a c e 5 6 A Language space 45
I B Language s p a c e 8 6 B Language s p a c e 48
1С Skills Ю 6 C Skills И И в В В В в Ш 50
Travel Events
2A W h a t w a s the problem? 12 7 A They w e r e having fun 52
2A Language s p a c e 13 ZA Language s p a c e 53
2 B A n d then w e waited ... 15 7 B S h e w a s talking on the phone
55
w h e n ...
Z B Language s p a c e 56
7 C Skills 58
Heroes
Ambitions
ЗА He's a hero! 20
ЗА Language s p a c e 21 8 A I'm going to be a musician 60
8 A Language space 61
3B W h a t did you d o ? 23
8 B He's going to be late 63
3B Language s p a c e 24
8 B Language space 64
3 C Skills 26
Nature 8 C Skills ШШШШШШШШ 66
T h e future
4A We're faster than you! 28 9 A People will live on the M o o n 68
9 A Language s p a c e 69
4B The highest mountain 31 9 B ... it'll be really funny! 71
9 B Language s p a c e 72
9 C Skills 74
Outdoors
I n m y life
SA We're going for a pizza 36
S A Language s p a c e 37 10A Have you ever...? • 76
ю с skills ШШШШШШШШ 82
Grammar reference 84
W o r d list 92
( Contents 3 )
1А Э That's mu Life!
1 Look at the pictures and write about Owen's daily routine.
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Owen gets up a t
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In t h e morning.
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Language space Щ 1A
Present simple 3 Complete the questions and answers.
1
Complete the s e n t e n c e s with the
they know
present simple of the verbs in brackets.
each other?
1 I go (go) to my piano lesson on
No, they
Fridays.
2 He (not have) breakfast.
3 We (not get) the bus to
school.
4 A you (watch) TV Jane
in the evening? В Yes, I speak Chinese?
5 My parents (get up) late at , she does.
the weekend.
6 A Isabelle (wear) 3
trainers to school? Do we
В No, she Maths now?
7 A How many text messages No, we
you (send)? В About ten We have English.
a day.
8 Carlo (not like) classical
4
music.
Does he
Look at the timetable and write about English?
Henry's week. No, he He
teaches Maths.
\ Monday orchestra
4 Write the questions. Then write short
# 2 Tuesday Maths lesson a n s w e r s for you.
# 3 Wednesday Computer Club
# 4 Thursday theatre group 1 you / send / a lot of text messages
I °~lxn* 4
bread? 4
Alex No, there isn't. But there are 5
1 3
tomatoes.
Sarah OK. So we must buy some
6
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apples, biscuits and
1 5
bread. Let's go to
the supermarket!
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Г т really tired
1 Complete the n a m e s of jobs in the house.
02 Complete the conversations and match with the pictures. Then listen and check.
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tidying make cleaning doing calling
read often w^tefrfrTg watch
1
1 Ella Are you w a i c h m g TV?
Mel No, I'm not. I'm listening to music. I don't usually
2
TV in the evening. There are never any
good programmes!
Ella I agree! That's why I'm 3
you.
03 Complete the conversations with the expressions. Then listen and check.
1 Emma I'm bored. 3 Adam It's time to go home! Why are you at
Alyssa Let's go to the park and play your desk?
football!
Emma Lily No, I'm not. I'm doing a project for
tomorrow.
2 Liam We're late for school!
Andy OK!
People Unit 1 7
Language space
(о) Present continuous 3 Look at the table and write s e n t e n c e s
about e a c h person.
Answer the questions using the
1 A 2 / Г Т \ 3
information.
1 Is Lee drinking? (X - eat)
No, he Isn't. He's e a t i n g .
2 Are Sandra and Diana playing chess?
(X - play computer games) At the
Name Job Usually
moment
3 Is Luisa writing? (X - read a magazine) talk to listen to
1 Alex teacher
students music
4 Are Joel and Robbie playing computer 2 Jacob bus driver drive a bus drive a car
games? (X - play chess)
3 Eve hairdresser cut hair paint a picture
5 Is Ahmad sending a text message? 4 Sanjay office worker send emails write a letter
(X - talk on his mobile phone)
work work in his
5 Joe farmer
outside office
6 Is Lara eating? (X - drink) wear a wear a party
6 Amber police officer
uniform dress
can
4 Look at the things Maria c a n and can't do. Then write s e n t e n c e s .
(8 Unitl People
г Language space Щ I B
5 Match the verbs with the pictures. Then 1 Can J u l i e speak Chinese?
write questions and a n s w e r s . Yes, she c a n .
speak Chinese cook • 2 Can BUI juggle?
No, he c a n ' t .
dance a tango ride a horse •
3
juggle EH ski EH
4
5
6
Communication
Complete the conversations. Then listen and check.
1
"eacher How do you 'boat' in English, Megan?
Megan B-O-A-T.
'eacher Well done!
2
z
az a Excuse me. What does 'sailing' 2
in English?
T
eacher It's when you go on a lake or on the sea in a boat.
Paola And how do you 3
'a very big boat' in English?
"eacher You say 'ship'.
(People Unitl 9 )
Skills
Reading
Read the web page and complete the sentences.(gircierjthe correct words.
1 Sonia lives ... a on a boat, (b on an island!) с in a school.
2 She is ... a short with dark hair, b short with green eyes, с tall with dark hair.
3 She and her brother go to school... a by bus. b on foot, с by boat.
4 On the journey to school Sonia's brother usually ... a rows the boat, b does his homework,
с fishes.
The school has got... a chairs, desks and computers, b chairs and desks, с computers.
The students are doing a project about... a Kashmir, b the lake, с computers.
The students sometimes have a boat races, b swimming competitions,
с cricket matches.
8 Sonia likes ... a fishing, b playing cricket с cleaning.
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T h i s w e e k w e focus on schools i n I N D I A .
Hi! My n a m e ' s Sonia and I live on an island on
Dal Lake, Kashmir, India. I'm tall and slim with
dark hair and green e y e s . Every morning I put
on my school uniform - a blue dress and a white
headscarf. Then I have breakfast and wait for my
brother - he can never find his school uniform
(black trousers and a blue shirt). He's short with
dark hair and brown e y e s .
We are lucky because in my village many people
don't go to school. We don't go to school by b u s ,
we go by boat! I usually row, while my brother
does his homework!
At school, we don't have chairs or d e s k s - we sit
on the floor. We study subjects like Maths, Science
and Languages. I haven't got a computer at home,
but I love playing computer g a m e s at school. And we are doing a project on how to
keep the lake clean. S o m e t i m e s we have school boat races - it's fun!
At the end of the day we row home and play g a m e s . My brother often goes fishing,
but I like playing cricket. When I grow up I want to be a doctor.
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(Transport^
(furniture^
^ school subjects ^
Writing
4 Write about you and your life.
a l l ле-оит м е
My appearance and personality
I'm ... / ! have ...
My home and family
I live in ... with ....
My routine
I get up at... / I go to school ... / We study ...
My free time punctuation.
In the afternoon I ... / In the evening I ... / At the weekend Remember:
My interests and favourite things love/like + -ing
I love ... / I tan ... / My favourite ... I can + infinitive
Your progress
Look at Student's Book Unit 1. Circle: © = not very well © = quite well © = very well
People Unit 1 n
И hat uas the problem?
1 Look at the pictures and complete the crossword.
1 Leo 3 Steph
Rosie Yes, I was. We're doing a new Jenna We were in the park with our
play. There was a lot to do. new dog.
2 Jacob
4 Nicole My mum was in the USA last
Gregor No, there weren't. It was
week.
terrible!
Kyle Really?
Nicole She was in Chicago.
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07 Complete the conversations with the expressions. Then listen and check.
(Travel Unit 2 13 J
Language space
there was / there шеге
7 Complete Lizzie's blog with the correct form of there was/were.
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Home Comment Guidelines
3
У I was at London's Natural History
3} Museum last weekend. There was а1
6
brilliant things in the Dino Batman 11 long queues?
8 shop - models, toys and puzzles. Lizzie Yes, 12
, but only at the entrance.
8 Read the diary and write questions and a n s w e r s about Lizzie's visit to London
Wednesday?
14 Unit 2 Travel
г And then ше ujaited ... Ц 2В
Where would you hear t h e s e 2 There are lots of s h o p s at airports. Match
announcements and q u e s t i o n s ? Match the things with the s h o p s . Then write
them with the places. sentences.
J
and put on your seatbelts.' music shop [_ ] clothes shop
pharmacy [_ newsagent's Q shoe shop Q]
b 'Flight number 145 from New York,
Please collect your bags from belt
number 8.'
J
с 'Flight number 166 for Rio is now
boarding. Please have your boarding
pass and passport ready.'
J
d 'Passport, please. Where are you
going? How long are you going for?
)
e 'Please put your bag here. Give
me your ticket and your passport.
)
1 at the gate [ c ] 2 at passport control [_
3 at the check-in [_ 4 at baggage reclaim [
o a n 5
5 on the plane Q 1 We ' tracer In a shoe shop.
3 08 Complete the text with the words in the box. Then listen and c h e c k .
burgers flights late gate player tired holiday" afternoon journey home
:: My holiday in the U S A
1
How are you? We are back from o u r h o l i d a y now. My family
a~d I went to Florida in the USA last month. We had a great
2
t Tie - we visited Disneyland. But we had a terrible
3
to Florida! We had an early flight so we l e f t at
five o'clock in the morning. We went by taxi to the station. But
tnen we waited for the train to leave because it was very late.
r
nally it left but it stopped for 15 minutes, and it arrived very
at the airport! Then we saw lots of queues. There was
5
a problem so all the were late. It was crazy! The new departure
6
: т е for our flight was five o'clock in the We stayed at the airport all day and waited. It
7
•••as so boring. We ate lots of sandwiches and and we looked at the shops. My brother and
8 9
I played video games and listened to my mp3 Finally we went to o u r and the
1 0
: ane left. We were very !
Take care,
Lily
(Travel Unit 2 15 J
Language space
Past simple - regular verbs Past simple - irregular verbs
Write the past simple of t h e s e verbs. 4 Find the past simple forms of t h e s e
Watch your spelling! verbs in the word square.
f 16 Unit 2 Travel J
Language space
7 Complete the diary entry with the past simple form of the verbs in brackets.
Communication
Complete the conversation with the words in the box.
Then listen and check.
1
Cashier Good morning. How can 1 you?
2 3
Daniel Can 1 a ticket to Manchester, ?
4
Cashier Would you like a or a return?
Daniel A return, please.
Cashier That's £5.50, please.
5
Daniel you are.
Cashier Thank you.
6
2 a niel time's the next train? A
Cashier Let me see. The next train for Manchester leaves at one
o'clock.
7
Daniel What does it leave from?
Cashier It leaves from platform 9.
Travel Unit 2 17
Skills
Reading
1 Read the web page and match the paragraphs with the photos.
Come to the USA and have a great time! We organise adventure and activity holidays for you to enjoy.
fa Arizona Desert
Go on a jeep trip and see this amazing desert with
its canyons and mountains. Go to the Arizona-Sonora
Museum and learn about the incredible desert. Or you
can visit Native American sites, or go to Hollywood
film sets where they made westerns!
fa Niagara Falls
See the world-famous 60-metre-high Niagara
waterfall on the USA-Canada border. Go down in
a lift and see incredible rainbows in the waterfall.
You can take a trip in a boat, or go up in a
helicopter and see it all from above.
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fa Hawaii
You must visit Hawaii. It's got eight wonderful
islands, active volcanoes and clear blue seas.
There are amazing beaches and you can go
swimming, snorkelling or scuba diving on Waikiki
Beach. There is amazing sea life so don't forget
to go whale watching.
Read the web page again and answer the questions. S o m e t i m e s more than one
answer is possible.
Where can you ...
1 take a helicopter trip? NUtgaro, Fails
2 see amazing wildlife?
3 explore American history?
4 do exciting water sports?
5 see forests and lakes?
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г Skills j j 2 C
Listening Nrltlng
3 10 Listen and match the people Write a postcard about a holiday.
with the places in Exercise 1. Complete the s e n t e n c e s .
1 Jake ^ a Arizona D e s e r t )
Hi!
Daisy) Q> Niagara Falls ^
We went +o
We stayed in ...
We visited ...
3 Oliver) ( c Hawaii ^)
ate
[A Emma) d Yellowstone We had a great/terrb le time]
National Park See you soon
Your progress
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f Travel Unit 2 19 J
J
A
It started at six o'clock yesterday
Explosion at the factory
and destroyed houses and trees.
5
Terrible floods in India A new study says o u r homes are
dangerous. D o n ' t stand on chairs.
Be careful on t h e stairs.
6
Rock star car crash
On Sunday night residents of Rochester
j heard a very loud bang. Luckily there was
no one at work.
H o w t o b e
a w i n n e r
picture. 2
didn't st<Uj up till midnight. 1 3
lots of
3 Lily and Ryan fruit and vegetables and 1 4
junk food. I
chocolate. 5
for two hours each day and I
4 Lucas a book. 6
in front of the TV. 1 7
exercise
5 Ryan photos. in the gym and 1 8
to the disco on Saturday.
6 Lily and Isabella 1 9
lots of milk and 1 10
cola or
swimming. fizzy drinks. 1 11
early and 1 12
/
(D ^^S''~ 2 When she was young
<Dj, j.
V my aunt
^-—^ three balls.
22 Unit 3 Heroes
Nhat did you do? § 3B
Find t h e s e words to describe feelings 2 Write the feelings for t h e s e pictures.
in the word square.
angry e^eftetT embarrassed
happy sad annoyed bored excited scared worried
hungry worried thirsty upset
embarrassed tired scared
s A H A P S z и T U w exciiecL
с 1 и P CH A p p Y) P 0
A N N 0 Y E D s T s R
R E G R W D 0 1 H s R
E Q R E M T В M 1 в 1
D 0 Y S 0 1 E X R 0 E
E M В A R R A s S E D
R W 0 N E E V M T К L
E 0 R N H D С J Y F R
D R E X С 1 T E D X E
S A D U N U P s E T D
1
Sandra Hi! Did you рЬяу football yesterday?
David No, I didn't.
2
Sandra What did you ?
David I read my new book about a teen detective.
3
Sandra All day? Did you with any of your friends?
David Yes, I did. I saw Jamie in the afternoon. What about you?
Sandra I made dinner.
4
David What did you ?
Sandra Tomato pasta.
5
David Did i t good?
Sandra Yeah. It was delicious!
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Language space
Past simple - questions, short answers and question words
1 Write questions and short a n s w e r s .
Complete the questions with the words 4 Complete the questions with a question
in the box. word. Then match them with the
answers.
send get up have go .serf
1 W h a t did you buy in town? с
watch meet speak
2 did you get to the party?
3 did you have lunch with?
1 Did you eo-t any sweets yesterday? 4 did you leave your lunch?
2 Did your mum TV last night? 5 lesson did you like best?
3 Did your best friend you any 6 did you go after school?
texts last week? 7 did you finish your homework?
4 Did you English last week?
5 Did your class Maths a It was disgusting! I hate fish.
yesterday? b My best friends - Chris and Will.
6 Did you and your best friend с A new mobile phone. It's fab!
yesterday? d We went to Music Club.
7 Did you early this morning? e I caught the bus with Jasmine.
8 Did your parents to the cinema f After dinner at 10 pm.
last weekend? g Maths - it's my favourite subject!
Communication
И Complete the conversation. Then listen and check.
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I
Skills
Reading
1 Read the article and put the events in Read the article again and a n s w e r the
the correct order. questions.
A There was an explosion on Apollo 13. [ 1 What date did Apollo 13 leave?
В The astronauts moved to the Lunar On A p r i l 11, 1970
Module. [2 2 Who was ill and didn't go?
С The astronauts landed back on Earth. [
D Jim Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert 3 Why did they move to the Lunar Module?
left Florida in Apollo 13. | T |
E The astronauts repaired the oxygen 4 What did they use to repair the oxygen
container. [ container?
F Mission Control sent Apollo 13 towards
the Moon. Q
A p o l l o 13 - a h a p p y ending!
You probably know about Neil Armstrong and Buzz Aldrin - the
first men on the Moon. They landed there in the spacecraft
Apollo 11 on July 20,1969. 600 million people watched them!
But did you know that other Apollo missions went to the Moon?
In fact, Apollo 13 was nearly a disaster.
\ г -•
Apollo 13 left Florida, USA on April 11,1970. It had two parts -
the Command Module and the Lunar Module. There were three * V
astronauts - Jim Lovell, Fred Haise and Jack Swigert. One man,
Ken Mattingly, didn't go because he was ill.
After two days, on April 13, there was an explosion. It damaged
the Command Module. The astronauts were in danger. They told
Mission Control, 'We have a problem here.' There was only enough
air for 15 minutes! So they moved to the Lunar Module.
In the Lunar Module there wasn't much power, food, water or air.
They couldn't breathe, because the air was bad. But they repaired
the oxygen container with a plastic bag and a sock! They could
breathe again.
Now they had one big problem. They were 321,800 kilometres
from Earth and they didn't have enough power to get back.
Mission Control decided to send the astronauts towards the
Moon. Then gravity could pull the spacecraft back to Earth
without power.
It was a race against time. Back on Earth Ken Mattingly saved his ,4r •• - ц. Щ а ш
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[ 26 Unit 3 Heroes J
Skills
Listening
3 Listen and match the activities with the people.
read a book
John Sam Mike
played
Saturday —
computer
I games
went shopping
helped in the
kitchen
1 visited my
Sunday — gran
Writing I
4 Write an email to a penpal about what you did last weekend. did my homework
Your progress
Look at Student's Book Unit 3. Circle: © = not very well © = quite well © = very well
izr 'ead and understand two short narratives about life-savers. p29
: =л ask and answer questions about the past and understand the answers. p32
: ъг "ead an article about British heroes and understand the main points. p36
" listen to information about past heroes and identify specific information. p37
^ H i write a paragraph about a hero. p37
" :ell a simple story in the past, linking ideas, giving opinions and responding. p110
GHeroes Unit 3 27
We're faster than you! J
There Is a path. Two girls are walking along the path. They are eating Ice cream.
2 Match the pictures with the s e n t e n c e s .
'<couti t г у 11о3coo с
Do ...
1 close gates
2 walk on the public paths
3 take your litter home _
4 protect animals, birds, flowers and plants •
Don't ...
5 climb trees
>
Noture
Reserve
6 light fires in the forest
7 swim in rivers I
8 take stones from the beach S
No way! Anyway Chill out! 2 Alfie I've got top marks for my Science
test!
1 Dylan Oh no! I haven't got the ball so we Ella You're terrible
can't play football! What can we at Science!
do?
3 Isabel Why are you late, Alex?
George
Alex The bus was late.
We can play computer games or
, the film
watch a DVD!
doesn't start for ten minutes!
9 A d o l p h n is (intelligent)
a pengu in. •
10 The Empire State Building in New
York, USA is (tall) t h e
Burj Khalifa building in Dubai. П
1 Look at t h e p h o t o s a n d c o m p l e t e t h e c r o s s w o r d .
8
8
^ ^ H H B Match t h e adjectives w i t h t h e 3 18 C o m p l e t e t h e q u e s t i o n s w i t h
superlatives. Then listen a n d c h e c k . t h e c o r r e c t superlative. Then listen a n d
check.
1 dry ^deepest^ 1 Who is the Olympic
runner? (heaviest / fastest)
a Usain Bolt b Asafa Powell
( j T h i ghestT) с Tyson Gay
2 Which is the sea animal?
(busiest / m o s t intelligent)
a turtle b dolphin с penguin
3 Which is the form of
transport? (slowest / d e e p e s t )
a bus b car с train
4 Which is the city?
( m o s t intelligent / b u s i e s t )
( j e driest ^
a New York b Washington
с San Francisco
5 What's the sport in the
f most crowded
USA? ( m o s t p o p u l a r / c h e a p e s t )
a American football b baseball
с basketball
^ 7 wet^ g most dangerous ^
6 Which film star is the ?
( s h o r t e s t / m o s t expensive)
^tTbiggest^
a Brad Pitt b Ben Stiller
8 deep^
с Will Smith
4 19 A n s w e r t h e q u e s t i o n s in t h e quiz
^ 7 coldest^ in Exercise 3. T h e n listen and c h e c k .
СNature Unit 4 зТ
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
C o m m u n i c a t i o n
H C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h t h e w o r d s in t h e box.
e r listen and c h e c k .
me.
Hop assistant How can I help you?
ir-cn 2
1 3
that red pen, please?
h o p assistant 4
you are.
Thank you. How 5
is this computer
game?
assistant That's £ 3 0 .
Great. Can I have the pen and the game,
6 9
o o assistant That's £ 3 3 . Here's y o u r 7
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S k i l l s J
Reading
1 Read t h e article a n d u n d e r l i n e :
A very old t r e e !
The biggest tree in the world is in California. I t is
called General Sherman. It's 83.8 metres tall and
i t weighs more than 33 African elephants! I t is 25
metres around its trunk. Twenty friends could join
hands around i t ! I t is between 2,300 and 2,700
years old. I t contains enough wood to make 5 billion
matchsticks.
Busy bee!
One of the busiest animals in the world is the honey
bee! One bee collects 0.8g of honey in its short
life of 35 days and flies 20,000 kilometres! Bees in
a hive fly 88,000 kilometres and visit two million
flowers to make a 500g jar of honey!
Listening
3 2f Listen a n d ( o r c l e ) t h e c o r r e c t a n s w e r s .
Writing
Write a d e s c r i p t i o n of your class for t h e s c h o o l m a g a z i n e . Before y o u write,
make notes about all
Include information about:
the information. Use
the number of students in the class,
these ideas to w r i t e
your daily routine at school, your description.
the subjects you study,
your teachers.
clubs your class are members of.
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
at S t u d e n t ' s B o o k Unit 4. Circle: © = not very well © = quite well © = very well
i" "аке comparisons using the comparative and superlative forms. p39 p42
: .e my opinion about things I like. p45
-"derstand an article about animals and the environment, p47
scuss the issue of litter in a group. p47
wr Ante a paragraph about the litter problem where I live, p47
ar : things in a gift shop and ask questions about prices. pill
[ Y o u r p r o j e c t : a n a n i m a l F a c t f i l e
C h o o s e your t h r e e favourite p l a c e s a n d
8
w r i t e w h a t you enjoy d o i n g t h e r e .
I Like t h e Library. I choose books ctncL
t a k e them home.
10
22 Read t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n a n d (circle
t h e a n s w e r s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
Charlie What are you g o i n g / d o i n g this afternoon?
1
Charlie Thanks, Thomas, but I'm " g o i n g / s w i m m i n g to the beach with my mum and my
sister.
T h o m a s Really? Are you going by car?
Charlie Yes, w e is / are. My mum is driving us. We're taking our surfboards. I love surfing
5
T h o m a s Cool!
C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
2 Chloe I'm going to a car show tomorrow.
Really? mad about Anyway Archie Do you like cars?
Chloe No, I don't. But my dad is
Jim What are you doing tomorrow? them!
Amber Well... I'm having a violin lesson,
then I'm seeing my friends and 3 Jasmine I'm going to a theme park
then I'm going out for a meal. tomorrow night.
, what about you? Marko
Jim Oh, I'm getting up late and then
I'm watching TV!
3 Look at t h e poster a n d c o m p l e t e t h e
I 3 We are g o i n g / aren't conversation.
g o i n g to the Sports Club
on Friday evening.
Have
Outdoors Unit 5 37
L a n g u a g e s p a c e J
6 Put t h e w o r d s in t h e c o r r e c t order t o
1 t h i s morning
make questions.
2
1 you / l i k e / o r a n g e / j u i c e / a n / w o u l d / ?
3
Would- you l i k e an orange j u i c e ?
4
2 cheese s a n d w i c h / l i k e / y o u / a / w o u l d / ?
5
3 you/some/like/would/cereal/?
6
4 you/would/come/like/us/to/
7
camping/with/?
8
5 go/to/like/would/you/swimming/?
9
6 some / would / like / strawberries / y o u / ?
10
7 on/Helena's p a r t y / l i k e / S a t u r d a y /
would/to/you/to/go/?
7 Look at t h e p i c t u r e s a n d c o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s .
4
Would you like some Jim you
1
crisps ? a burger?
Tom No, 2
you. Tom No, 10 you.
'm a vegetarian.
5
Would you Tom 11
you
to go 12
3
some
4
with ice cream?
me? Jim 1 3
, please.
Tom No, I'm sorry. I don't I love ice cream.
like sport.
3 6
Jim Would you Tom Would 1 4
5
to like to 1 5
a
6
to the computer game?
swimming pool? Jim I'd 1 6
to. It's
Tom No, I'm 7
my favourite hobby!
I can't swim!
38 Unit5 Outdoors^)
I m i g h t s t a y i n b e d
3 (meat) _
(sports clothes)
4 (^computer games^ 8 (magazines and newspapers)
Match t h e s h o p p i n g lists w i t h t h e s h o p s .
# Г # Ф Ф
a TV and film magaznie- t e n n i s btfllS
ffl a ne-wspaper я QooibaW s h i r f
л spirts
аТЧИИ
some tomatoes
asWrL
some apples
apairof ieans
a melon
Write s e n t e n c e s a b o u t t h e p e o p l e in Exercise 3.
1 Alisha might pla,y computer games . 4 Brandon
2 Alisha 5 Caitlin
3 Alisha 6 Caitlin
(Outdoors Unit 5 39
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
6 They aren't g o i n g / m i g h t 5
not g o to the concert. (X)
6
Write a n s w e r s to t h e q u e s t i o n s u s i n g
may/might and these expressions.
.ook at t h e p i c t u r e s a n d w r i t e s e n t e n c e s using t h e p r o m p t s .
C o m m u n i c a t i o n
25 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h t h e w o r d s in t h e box. T h e n listen a n d c h e c k .
(Outdoors Unit 5 4 l J
S k i l l s
Reading
Read t h e w e b page. Where can y o u d o t h e s e activities?
1 see what time it is [ f ] 3 buy a second-hand bike Q 5 go paddle-boarding Q
2 watch a sci-fi film [ 4 listen to rock music [_ 6 see Alice in Wonderland \
K v i i at's o n in C a m b r i d g e this w e e k e n d ?
Home 4
Things to do Where to stay What's on? Festivals Shopping 1
A On the water
It's similar to surfing, canoeing and skateboarding, but it's better! So why not go paddle-boarding'
It's new, it's fun, and it's easy! And you can explore beautiful Wicken Fen at the same time.
D Let's go shopping
Where can you buy CDs and DVDs, cool clothes, mobile phone accessories, jewellery, books
and even second-hand bikes - all in one place? At the Cambridge market on Saturday from
10 am to 4 pm.
2 C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h t h e w o r d s in t h e box.
Listening
26 Listen and t i c k ( • ) t h e activities t h a t Joshua, Natalie, M e g a n a n d Toby plan to
do this w e e k .
Joshua Natalie Megan Toby
• ng shopping /
buying a present
placing in the school band
going to the cn i ema
:oing to Steves' party
placing basketball
meeting Tame i
Writing
Think of s o m e interesting t h i n g s t o d o and places t o visit in your
city. Write a s h o r t p a r a g r a p h . Use t h e e x a m p l e to help y o u . W r i t i n g
Look closely at the
P l a t e s to visit a n d t h i n g s to do i n m<f с\Ц I expressions i n the
Pa
l ces to visit in mf city, London, are:ftigffen,The- London tye. example. Use phrases
You can take a boat trip on the P-vier Thames. l i k e You can In the
In the evenni gs \m can go shoppn i g, see а рЦ, go to the cn iemaШ or evenings...
eat in a ncie restaurant.
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
ЗГ :a!k about my plans for next weekend or the evening. p49 p53
: i' 'ead and understand teenagers talking about their plans. p53
ead and understand a brochure about fantastic days out. p56
: - - sten to and understand telephone announcements about a museum. p57
: =" .'.rite an email to a friend about what I did and what I am planning to do. p57
п а к е arrangements - invite, accept invitations, apologise and accept
ecologies. © p112
Y o u r p r o j e c t : a t o u r i s t b r o c h u r e
Match t h e s p e e c h b u b b l e s w i t h t h e television p r o g r a m m e s
1 comedy [ c ] 3 the news [_ 5 cartoon Q
2 quiz show [_ 4 talent show [_ 6 nature programme Q
a d
I want to know what's happening in the In this programme, teenagers
world. I watch this programme every day. sing, dance or act. It's fun!
I'm really interested in the environment I always watch this programme with my family. |
so I always watch these programmes. My mum always knows the right answers.
27 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e s e w o r d s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
don't have to eat bave4e-watC71
don't have to do must come have to do
28 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
2 Daisy What's wrong?
You can't be serious! the worst thing
Kira I've got a History exam tomorrow and
Cheer up! That's so unfair!
is I can't
remember any of the dates.
1 Hugo Can we watch the football?
Daisy Let's go to see that
Dad Not at the moment. I'm watching the
great film about the Ancient Greeks!
news.
Hugo
3 MWWe Listen to this I Tom got 100 per cent
in his Maths exam!
Ethan
44 Unit 6 Cyberuorld
L a n g u a g e s p a c e j
of F a r n h a m mm? C l u b
СCyberujorld Unit 6 45
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
Hi Zoe,
I'm having a great time in America! My Auntie Carla's
really cool! 1 d o n ' t hove to get up early and I
1
46 Unit 6 Cyberujorld
W h a t s h o u l d y o u d o ? Ш 6 B
Find t h e s e t h i n g s in t h e w o r d s q u a r e .
p R T N J 0 S Т 1 С С к ^ 2 .
L К 1 (м 0 и S Е) 1 N Т Е
0 E J U Y м А 1 с О N Е
G Y M 0 S E 1 V Е R М В
G В p R T В О А G Н О О
С 0 p R 1 N т Е R 1 N А
0 A в E С R и S О R S Н
M R s S к В S С R Е Е N
P D 0 Y J О S т А С М L
P L и G E Р R м О N А Е
E 1 M 0 N 1 т О R S Т Е
R S с R С и R S О R О R *У1л4ь*ЮПЛЛЛАА УЧА
1=3 О0Ч7ООО
ОООО
5
Do you like my new monitor ? My old \ A European or a UK doesn't
one was big and black. But this one is silver! 3 work in America. They are the wrong shape.
(Cyberujorld Unit 6 47
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
should C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h should or
shouldn't
Put t h e w o r d s in t h e c o r r e c t o r d e r t o
1 My penpal should write me an
make sentences.
email. ( / )
1 should / study / I / more
2 My sister go into my
I should s t u d y more.
bedroom. (X)
2 shouldn't / watch / he / TV / too /
3 You go to the cinema
much
tonight. ( / )
3 should / speak / we / English / ?
4 The teacher give us so
4 should / yes / we
much homework. (X)
5 go / bed / late / shouldn't / I / to
5 The dog sit on the sofa. (X)
6 room / should / they / tidy / the
6 My parents buy me a new
7 homework / do / he / his / should
mobile phone. ( / )
8 shouldn't / out / she / late / stay
7 An athlete eat junk food. (X
9 I / now / should / home / go / ?
8 We send text messages
10 arrive / you / early / should
in class. (X)
buy this computer go on the internet watch this DVD go to bed late
practise every day clean your teeth walk the dog take this mcdtctrre
You s h o u l d t a k e t h i s 5 You _
medicine and go when you have school the
to bed. next day.
2 You 6 You
every day. It's great!
3 You 7 You
for information. Then you can play in the
school band.
8 You
It's too expensive!
48 Unit 6 Cyberujorld
L a n g u a g e s p a c e f | 6 B
Imperative
G r c l i ) t h e correct answers.
1 (Don't c r o s j y C r o s s the 5 Do / Don't d o your
road. It's too busy! homework! There's a test
tomorrow!
o m m u n l c a t i o n
30 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n . T h e n listen and c h e c k .
Amanda 1
films do you like, Jessica?
Jessica I really like fantasy films. They're great!
Amanda Me 2
Jessica Do you 3
adventure films?
Amanda I love them. They're so cool!
Jessica 1 4
fantasy films. They're more
interesting.
Amanda I don't 5
Adventure films are the best!
[ Cyberujorld Unit 6 49
S k i l l s .
v
Reading
Read t h e w e b page. Are t h e s e n t e n c e s b e l o w t r u e (7) or false ( F ) ?
1 Paul isn't any good at sport T
2 Izzie loves reality shows
3 Amelia's best friend is shy.
4 Alfie's parents didn't give him an mp3 player.
5 Daniel likes playing with his little brother.
http://yourspace.cambridge.org 14-
D e a r О M a r i o n
Have you got a problem? T h e n write to me. I can give you advice.
50 Unit 6 Cyberujorld
S k i l l s
Listening
3 31 Listen and c o m p l e t e t h e advice w i t h t h e w o r d s in t h e box. T h e n m a t c h t h e
advice w i t h t h e p r o b l e m s f r o m t h e w e b page o n p a g e 50.
should brother play see sports friends give hofl-esl exercise shouldn't
i m щ ш m mi
ss, \-ou made a mistake. B u t i t isn't too late. Y o u should be 1
honest . Tell y o u r
rents or y o u r teacher a n d 2
t h e m the m p 3 player.
Ш Don't w o r r y ! You've got t i m e t o w a t c h T V a n d 3
y o u r friends! Y o u should
{ a day w h e n y o u can 4
computer games w i t h her. [_
С г : ?r y o u . Y o u 0
t a l k to y o u r parents. B u t remember y o u r l i t t l e 6
Writing
4 Write f o u r p i e c e s of advice for each situation. Before y o u b e g i n , note
d o w n as many ideas
1 I want to learn English. Why d o n t you ... You s h o u l d
I
as y o u can for each
2 I want to get fit. situation. Then choose
3 I want to make new friends. the best ones.
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
Y o u r p r o j e c t : i d e a l T V e v e n i n g
8.00
Cyberujorld Unit 6 51
T h e n ш е г е h a v i n g f u n
Read t h e t e x t s a n d m a t c h t h e m w i t h t h e s e w o r d s .
1 letter Щ 2 instruction manual [ 3 note Q 4 magazine Q
5 website [_ 6 advert [_ 7 poster [_ 8 newspaper [_
S c h o o l g i r l finds £ 1 0 ,
J
Can ^ou call me on b mm Nicole Clarke had a big
• •
m>[ mobile? Thanhs! surprise yesterday. She saw
'Dacha plastic bag in the road ...
и
Insert a SIM card and battery music videos
M y celebrity week
Keep all SIM cards away from m I J funny films
small children. /I Mel goes to New York
I - J books and magazines
For more information on SIM \__ and visits the hottest
cards, contact your SIM card vendor. I Л animals clubs and meets the
J coolest people ...
9
Rosy Days Holidays FOR SALE
Greentown B M X r a c i n g bike.
14/I
/03 GR3 T W N Two years old.
Dear Ms Anderson, Good condition.
Call H a r r y o n with support Uand
Thank you for your recent l i v e a t t h e C u l t u r e Club
0 2 2 3 615496
phone call. I'm writing today Tonight at 8 pm
to ask ...
was sitting was wearing were talking was feeling wasn't wearing was raining
33 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . T h e n listen a n d c h e c k
o e ' s B l o g
rday at 6 p m I was w a t c h i n g a
те at t h e c i n e m a . W h a t a b o u t y o u
с y o u r family? Joe
mts
events Unit 7 53
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s . Use a d v e r b s f r o m Exercise 5
1 Ruby danced well and won first prize 5 After the holiday, Amy and Grace
in the contest. waved goodbye.
2 The girls shouted at each other. 6 Blondel walked along the high
4 The birds sang outside my 8 Jake smiled when he got his ne.'
window and woke me up! mobile phone.
54 Unit 7 Events
S h e u a s t a l k i n g o n t h e p h o n e u h e n ...
i TT Oo l b y ' s
t e r r i b l e
i d a y l
(catch) it. Toby hit (hit) his head on the door.
He
г (drop) his favourite coffee cup. And he (break) his favourite cup!
was calling were chatting was-warkrng was looking for was sitting was lying
1 1
was waiki/W) in the countryside when I heard
a noise. A m a n 2
for help. I walked
about a hundred metres through some trees and saw
alargehot-airballoon.lt 3
in a
field. 1 4
the man in the field when
I heard him again. I looked up ... and I saw him. He
5
in the basket of his balloon, and the
basket was up a tree! He couldn't get down! So I called the
police on my mobile.
We 6
when they arrived about 15
minutes later. They rescued him and he was very happy to
be safe on the ground again!
(Events Unit 7 55 J
Aж Mm*
Ш I L a n g u a g e s p a c e
light in the sky. (go) on our school trip to the coast - what a
disaster!
It 2
(rain) so much that it
was impossible to see the sea! First we
The boat sailed / w a s 3
(visit) an old castle near a pretty
sailing in the sea when it
little town and then we 4
(buy)
hit / w a s hitting a rock. souvenirs in the shops in the town centre. But
our teacher 5
(fall) over when we
6
(run) back to the bus in the rain
and so we 7
(decide) to return
home. When we 8
(drive) along
They w o r e / w e r e
the motorway there 9
(be) an
w e a r i n g T-shirts and
accident so we 10
(not get) home
jeans when they m e t until midnight!
/ w e r e m e e t i n g the See you soon!
Queen. Rick
f 56 Unit 7 events J
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
o m m u n l c a t i o n
C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
Can 1 1
your blue pen, please, Teresa?
Sure. Go 2
Thanks. That's v e r y 3
of you.
(events Unit 7 57 J
S k i l l s
Reading
Read t h e article a n d m a t c h t h e p a r a g r a p h s w i t h t h e h e a d i n g s .
а СSuccessfuI fiIrns~~^) b ( A dangerous journey J [ с ( A popular book ^) [
3 M a t c h t h e s e n u m b e r s f r o m t h e article w i t h t h e c o r r e c t i n f o r m a t i o n .
years to make the films
months to film
people worked on the films
cost of making the films
pages in the book
Oscars for the films
years to write the novel
Listening
36 Listen and c o m p l e t e t h e s u m m a r y of The Lord of the Rings w i t h t h e w o r d s in t h e box.
The evil Sauron lives in Mordor and wants to become the Lord of Middle Earth. To do this he must
have 'the Ring'.
To destroy the Ring Frodo m u s t go to Mordor and throw the
1 2
into the fire
it Mount Doom. On the journey to Mordor, Frodo and his friends lose Gandalf and 3
r r r i b l e adventures, a creature called Gollum the Ring. But Gollum falls into the
6
г 7
at Mount Doom with the Ring. Middle Earth is safe again. The friends go back
1
and live in peace.
Writing . W M f f ^ ^ f t r a n ^
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
" talk about what I was doing in the past. © © © p68 p73
ar read a blog and understand the main events. © © © p69
listen to and understand a story and its main events. © © © p76
orepare and do an interview. © © © p77
write a simple story set in the past. © © © p77
ask for permission and offer to do things. © © © p114
Y o u r p r o j e c t : m y r e a d i n g d i a r y
Wake a note of all the different things you read this weekend, for example:
_
::ce text message novel comic email instructions for something advert
•Vrite a weekend reading diary. Give lots of information.
Or\ Saturday I read the sports pages in my dad's newspaper. Then I read three
text messages. Two messages were from my friends. The other text message
:з from my sister. I also read the instructions for my new camera.
Put all the reading diaries on the classroom wall. Are they very different?
-tow many different things did the class read? Who read the most?
(events Unit 7 59 J
Г т g o i n g t o b e a m u s i c i a n
7 г с g dr v r 8 d t ct v 9 n r e 10 f r fi h er
2 Match t h e j o b s f r o m Exercise 1 w i t h t h e d e s c r i p t i o n s .
I have to exercise a lot. I go running every day and I play in an orchestra. I sometimes
I have to keep fit. I have to be very disciplined. play in cafes and restaurants, too.
I love science. I work in a laboratory all day. It seems I do this job because I'm interested
a quiet, routine job - but to me it's really interesting.
J in medicine and helping animals,
1
I work in a hospital. I'm always busy! There I work with a great team. And
are lots of things to do and patients to help. J g
yes, I love cars and speed!
\
It's a very important job because we I love solving problems. In my job I
save lives. In a fire you have to think have to solve difficult problems to
very quickly and work as a team. find criminals and stop crime.
4 C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h t h e p h r a s e s in t h e box.
My sister Phoebe 4
see her friends this evening. She's worried about her exams. Kyle
60 Unit 8 Ambitions J
be going t o
Look at t h e p i c t u r e s a n d c o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s w i t h going to a n d t h e s e p h r a s e s .
go on the internet win the race have pizza study watch TV -play tcnnis-
1 Joe's
going to ploy tennis
after school.
next Saturday.
3 We
at the weekend.
fAmbitions Unit 8 61
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
Reorder t h e w o r d s t o m a k e q u e s t i o n s . 6 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n w i t h the
c o r r e c t f o r m of t h e v e r b s in brackets
1 you/going/cook/to/are/what/?
a n d affirmative ( • ) or negative (X)
W h a t a r e you going to cook?
short answers.
I / a m / t o /going / w h e r e / s t a y / ?
meet/they/are/who/going/to/?
much/going/it/how/to/cost/is/?
5 start/ g o i n g / w h e n / f i l m / t h e / i s / t o / ?
6 we/to/what/do/are/going/?
7 arrive/is/to/she/going/when/?
8 buy/new/is/going/CD/the/to/
she/? A Are you going t o f l y (fly) to the
Moon?
5 Write t h e q u e s t i o n s a n d s h o r t a n s w e r s .
В (X) We
(go) to Mars.
A you (leave) frc
Cape Canaveral?
В (/)
A you (walk) on
Mars?
В ( / ) We .
(walk) for two hours.
A you (write) a book
about the trip?
В ( / ) It (be
a bestseller!
62 Unit 8 Ambitions
H e ' s g o i n g t o b e L a t e Ш 8 B
circie^the c o r r e c t answer.
1 Which instrument is the biggest? 3 Which instrument is the easiest to learn?
a guitar b cello с violin a saxophone b piano с recorder
2 Which instrument is the smallest? 4 Which instrument is the loudest?
a drums b piano с guitar a keyboard b drums с violin
I play
I want to play
I like
9 - I don't like
C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . T h e n listen a n d c h e c k .
;wis Can I use your mobile? 3 Maria Come on, Emily. We have to leave
Yeah, of course. now!
_ewis Thanks. Emily
can't find my mobile.
(Ambitions Unit 8 63 J
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
be going to f o r p r e d i c t i o n s
Match t h e p i c t u r e s w i t h t h e s e n t e n c e s .
2 They're going to 4 The film's going 6 The plate is going 8 The plane is goii
miss the bus. [_ to start. [ to break. [_ to land. •
2 A Ben
the exam?
В Yes, he is. He isn't good at
French. it)
хзк at t h e p i c t u r e a n d c o m p l e t e t h e
s t r u c t i o n s w i t h t h e p r e p o s t i o n s in
€ bOX.
i m m u n l c a t i o n
C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s . Then listen a n d c h e c k .
Rosie 2
the weather going to be
3
tomorrow?
Hannah It's 4
to be hot and sunny.
ilaisie 5
it going to get colder tonight?
Matt Yes. 6
going to snow!
Olivia 7
a horrible day!
Tommy Yes. It's going to 8
this afternoon.
I've got my umbrella!
(Rmbitions Unit 8 65
Ё Д И г Ш S k i l l s
Reading
1 Read t h e article a n d m a t c h t h e p a r a g r a p h s w i t h t h e q u e s t i o n s .
1 How often is the marathon held? Б
2 How many people take part in the marathon?
3 What's the atmosphere like?
4 How does the race start and finish?
5 What year did the race start?
D The marathon runs through all of New York's five boroughs. It starts with a blast from a cannon
and shouts from the crowd and ends with cheers and a celebration at the finish line in Central Pa -
k
E It's a crazy event! The atmosphere is unicjue. It's one big party! Some people wear fancy dress
and play drums. Everyone has fun. It's an experience no runner or spectator can ever forget!
Listening
39 Listen a n d n u m b e r t h e s e n t e n c e s in t h e c o r r e c t order.
"m going to sunbathe in the garden. Щ
!
d I'm going to go to the summer camp. [_
My gran's going to stay with us. [_ e I'm going to stay in bed. [_
My dad's going to buy a car for my sister. [_
u r p r o g r e s s
u r p r o j e c t : m y f a v o u r i t e b a n d
tare a presentation about your favourite band. Find information and pictures about:
members their names the instruments they play personal information
ry of t h e band when and where they started early career biggest achievements
;raphy their most famous albums and songs
you k n o w ? interesting facts about the band
.our presentation to the class. If possible, include some of their music.
• with your opinion about the band.
Шипк Llnkin Park make very Interesting music. It's g r e a t f o r
jcing.
Ambitions Unit 8 67
l
P e o p l e u j i l l l i v e o n t h e M o o n
4 taher
10°C
Canada Russia
0
U 5A - C : China--
India
happy on Monday,
(feel)
2 She
[-Gomputer-quiz-
You can delete ... You can ... a document to read it.
a delete b open с print
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C o m p l e t e t h e c a r t o o n s w i t h w o r d s f r o m Exercise 1.
What an amazing
story, Emma! Can you
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40 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . T h e n listen a n d c h e c k .
Luke
From: MarkO
Hi Luke
How are you? What are you doing this
summer? Let me tell you about my plans. You
know I've got important exams this year. Well,
if 1 pass / 'II pass them 1 go / 'II go to the
1 2
them, they "take / 'II take me to visit lots 1 If I d o n ' t -finish my homework, my
of places - Dallas, New Orleans and maybe teacher w i l l be annoyed, (not
Mexico! And maybe I'll go on a boat trip on the
finish / be)
Mississippi River. Cool!
2 We to the concert if
If 1 don't pass / won't pass my exams, 1 go /
5 6
'II go with my family to the seaside. That's not we tickets, (go / get)
bad really, because if 1 go / 'II go to Texas,
7 3 If Alex his pocket
1 miss / 'II miss the seaside!
8
money, he a new
Take care skateboard, (save / buy) [
Marko 4 They a picnic on
Saturday if the weather
nice, (have / be) [
5 If you me your phone
number, I you a text
message, (give / send)
6 If that dog barking, I
any sleep tonight! (not
stop / not get) [
72 Unit 9 The future
L a n g u a g e s p a c e | И В 1 Д
F i r s t c o n d i t i o n a l questions 6 A n s w e r t h e q u e s t i o n s for y o u .
1 What will you do if your friend invites
5 Write t h e q u e s t i o n s a n d s h o r t a n s w e r s .
you to a party tomorrow night?
1 you watch a DVD / you stay at home
this evening ( / )
W U i you w a t c h a, DVD I f you s t a y
2 What will you do if it is cold and wet all
a t home t h i s evening?
weekend?
Yes, we w i l l .
2 Isabella study science / she go to
university ( / )
3 What will you do if you don't like your
dinner tonight?
C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Are you 2
?
Erm ... well, Mercury is the first planet from the Sun, Venus
is the second. Earth is the third and Jupiter is the fourth.
I think Mars is the fifth.
Brace 1 3
agree. I'm sure Mars is the fourth planet,
and Jupiter is the fifth planet from the Sun.
4
do you think, George?
rge I've got no 5
I
Well, 1 6
with Grace.
Me too. Do we 7
agree?
rge Yes, OK. Mars isn't the fifth planet from the Sun.
Let's write 'False'.
Reading
1 Read t h e article a n d m a t c h t h e h e a d i n g s w i t h t h e p a r a g r a p h s .
a How is Mars similar to Earth? d So how will people live?
b Why will humans live on other planets? e Will we be able to live on Mars?
с Would you like to live on Mars? f Why do you think they will live on Mars?
T h i s week we i n t e r v i e w A l e x Newton. A l e x i s a n a s t r o n o m e r
and s c i e n t i s t . And he b e l i e v e s t h e r e w i l l be a human b a s e
on Mars b e f o r e t h e end o f t h e c e n t u r y .
1 Q The w o r l d p o p u l a t i o n i s g r o w i n g v e r y f a s t . A t t h e moment
i t i s a b o u t 7 b i l l i o n . That's 7,000,000,000. I t w i l l be 10.5
b i l l i o n by 2050. So I t h i n k humans w i l l l i v e on o t h e r L—^££j^ewtc
p l a n e t s t o have more s p a c e a n d t o g e t t h e f o o d a n d w a t e r t h e y
need. They w i l l a l s o w a n t t o f i n d i m p o r t a n t t h i n g s s u c h as m e t a l s .
5 [ j P e o p l e w i l l l i v e u n d e r l a r g e domes. I n
t h e s e b u i l d i n g s , p e o p l e w i l l grow a l l t h e
f o o d t h e y need. They w i l l go o u t s i d e t o g e t
i m p o r t a n t m e t a l s s u c h as i r o n a n d a l u m i n i u m .
6 [ ] Yes, I w o u l d . I t h i n k i t w i l l be a g r e a t
a d v e n t u r e . I'm o n l y 35 now, so I hope i t w i l l
happen i n my l i f e !
A f u t u r e human base on MaJH
Listening
Listen and c o m p l e t e t h e fact file.
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
. : эк at S t u d e n t ' s B o o k Unit 9. Circle: © = not very well © = quite well = very well
•can make predictions about the future and talk about possible events, ) © © p89p94
•can plan a website with my partner and talk about technology. ) © © p93
read and understand an article about robots and find specific information, ) © © p97
listen to a TV programme and understand the main points, ) © © P 97
can write a paragraph about my life, my family and my possessions. ) © © p97
л/огк in a team, showing I am certain or uncertain or checking others' ) © © p116
opinions.
Y o u r p r o j e c t : s p a c e s t a t i o n
a cricket match
skiing
a trophy
a sports star
a goal
a horse
100 metres
badminton
a marathon
43 C o m p l e t e t h e c o n v e r s a t i o n s w i t h t h e e x p r e s s i o n s . T h e n listen a n d c h e c k .
Suzy
What a shame! It was a laugh. Go on then.
Jim Tom wanted to go swimming. But the
water was freezing!
1 Tom Let's go swimming. Suzy Did you go swimming, too?
Jim I'm not sure. The water looks a bit Jim No way!
cold. You go first.
Tom OK. 3 Jim Do you want to play football?
Jim Tom I'm sorry, but I can't.
Tom All right, I will! Jim What's the problem?
Tom I don't feel well. I've got a horrible
2 Suzy Did you go to the beach yesterday? cold.
Jim Yes, I did Jim
5 C o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s for y o u .
I in a football
m a t c h at Wembley, footballmad
We around
E u r o p e in a c a m p e r v a n . banana The best film / see
The best -film I've ever seen is
Avatar.
sk M y u n c l e is a m a z i n g . H e
more than three
2 The worst f o o d / e a t
h u n d r e d p e o p l e . H e ' s a priest!
H a h a h a h a ! fluffy
^ b a heavy s u i t c a s e ^
^ h a poem ^
In my life Unit 10 77
1 0 Д Э Р L a n g u a g e s p a c e
In m y l i f e ...
i go to a concert /
8^
2 do karate X
3 juggle /
4 go to an art gallery X
5 have an accident /
Imogen |
6 be l a t e f o r school X
(fir*
78 U n i t 10 I n my l i f e
W h a t i s g o i n g t o h a p p e n n e x t ?
[T h e Y o u r S p a c e Q u i z
W h a t is going to happen n e x t ? J a m e s is
_ If you go t o Trafalgar S q u a r e in London,
going t o the cat.
you will s e e ...
a catch
a Big Ben.
b drop
b The London Eye.
с run away from
с Nelson's Column.
I n my life Unit 10 79
' вЫ Й Р L a n g u a g e s p a c e
Talking about t h e p a s t
3 C o m p l e t e t h e next e p i s o d e of t h e story
of Donna a n d Richard. Put t h e v e r b s in
b r a c k e t s in t h e c o r r e c t f o r m .
Л
Donna and Richard were walking along a beach when Richard said, 'Stop!'
they heard a strange noise. Then they saw a hole form in 'What 6
(hear)?' asked Donna.
the sand... and they fell into it! 'Nothing,' said Richard. 'But take a look at this.'
Now read on. Donna couldn't see anything at first. But while she
Donna and Richard h i t (hit) the ground with a
1
7
(look), she (notice)
8
80 Unit 10 I n my life
L a n g u a g e s p a c e
C o m m u n i c a t i o n
Making compliments
( o J B l Put t h e s e n t e n c e s in t h e c o r r e c t order.
T h e n listen and c h e c k .
Thanks, Amelia.
Hi, Ethan. Hey, I love your T-shirt!
Happy birthday, Ethan!
j A present?
[T] Hi, Amelia.
| | Yeah. My birthday was on Saturday.
| Thanks. It was a present.
2 Lea I like y o u r3 7 a
Sam Thanks. But it i s n ' t 4
Dani Do you 8
so? Thanks!
It's my brother's!
. I n my life Unit 10 81
S k i l l s
Reading
1 Read t h e article a n d m a t c h t h e p e o p l e w i t h t h e activities.
1 Spider-Man a saved the lives of lots of people,
2 David Beckham b helps poor children in Colombia,
3 Florence Nightingale с fights crime.
4 Leon's neighbour d started a charity that gives wheelchairs to children,
5 Shakira e does small jobs for people.
What do you think of when you see the word h ' ero? ' Do you think of superheroes such
as Spd i er-Man or Superman? Or perhaps you think of famous peope l from the past like
Fol rence Nightingale or Prn i cess Dai na. A hero usualy hep l s people. Or he or she does )
somethn i g good for a communtiy. For exampe l , Spdi er-Man fights crime. And Fo l rence
Nightingale saved the lives of lots of peope l in hospitals in the nineteenth century.
Unfortunately, for lots of peope l today, their heroes are celebrities. These celebrities
are famous because they are film stars or pop stars, or just because they are beautiful
and appear on TV! In my opinion, they aren't real heroes. But some celebrities can be
heroes and good role modesl. For exampe l , Davdi Beckham is a famous footballer and
Shakria is a singer. But they both do work for UNC I EF, an international charity that
hepl s children. Beckham asl o started a charity that gvi es wheecl haris to children.
Shakria started a charity that provd i es special schoosl for poor children in Coo l mba i.
Theri work m i proves the lives of many children all over the world.
Heroes can be young or old. And they can come from any country. They can do
important things to m i prove the lives of thousands of people. Or they can do smal
things that hep l onyl a few people.
i My hero is my neg
But my neg
OK. Somem
i hbour. Hes' a postman. I know that doesnt' sound very exciting.
i hbour knows all the old peope
ti es he does their shoppn
l in the neg i hbourhood. He checks they are
i g for them. He isn't famous but he makes a big
diference to their lives.
So who is your hero? Let me know!
•
f 82 Unit 10 I n my Ufe^)
S k i l l s
Listening
Alex is giving a talk a b o u t his hero to t h e class.
Listen a n d c o m p l e t e t h e i n f o r m a t i o n .
1 Einstein was born in 1879 in Germany
2 Ho left college in
3 He wrote his theory of relativity when he was years old.
4 He won the Nobel Prize for physics in
5 He became a professor at Princeton University in
6 Einstein died on
47 Listen again a n d c o m p l e t e t h e s e n t e n c e s .
1 Alex thinks the theory of relativity was the most scientific idea of the
twentieth century.
2 Einstein is his role model because he had ideas.
3 Alex thinks we must have to make the world a better place.
Writing
W h e n y o u have finished w r i t i n g ,
Write a s h o r t b i o g r a p h y a b o u t your hero or role m o d e l .
check your w o r k carefully:
Include s o m e interesting f a c t s .
• Is the s p e l l i n g correct?
• paragraph 1 birth and early life • Is the punctuation correct?
• paragraph 2 education and later life • Is the g r a m m a r correct?
• paragraph 3 the reason he/she is/was famous Pay attention to tenses,
• paragraph 4 the reason he/she is your hero prepositions and articles.
Y o u r p r o g r e s s
B o o k at S t u d e n t ' s B o o k Unit 10. Circle: © = not very well © = quite well <§> = very well
Y o u r p r o j e c t : m y f a v o u r i t e s p o r t
э
гераге a computer presentation or poster about your favourite sport.
Find information and pictures from the internet or books. Include:
- when and where it started
- how many people do it
- the equipment you need
- the most famous teams or sports personalities
- why you like it
Give your presentation to the class.
We use the present simple to talk about regular activities, routines and facts:
/ watch TV after school. They don't wear jeans every day. Do you go to the same school? Yes, we do.
The spelling of the verb changes in the third person singular. Add an -s to the verb:
She plays basketball after school.
Add -es to verbs ending in -ch, -o, -sh, -s, -ss, -x, -z: watch —• watches, go —**• goes
Add -ies to verbs ending in -y after a consonant: try—• tr/es
Countable / uncountable
(Unit 1
Countable nouns have singular and plural forms: book - books, photo - photos
Uncountable nouns don't have plural forms because we can't count them: food, money
We use some with plural countable nouns and with uncountable nouns to talk about quantity:
some sweets, some ice cream
We use some in positive sentences and we use any in negative sentences and questions:
I've got some photos. There aren't any games. Is there any information?
Present continuous
(Unit 1
Positive
Negatvi e Questo
i ns Short answers
I
am
m
I
am not
'm not Am I I am. I am note
'm nol 1
He He he he he
is is not is not 1
She She Is she she is. she
's \ reading. isn't reading? Yes, No, isn't. 1
It It i reading. it it it
We
You
are
We
You
are not
Are
we
you
we
you are.
we
you
are nr_J
're aren't aren't. 1
They They they they they
We use the present continuous to talk about actions that are happening at the time of speaking:
I'm sitting on the sofa. Tom isn't reading. Are they dancing? Yes, they are.
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G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
can (Unit!)
Past s i m p l e - b e
it ... ? it
it itwe we ... ? \ we itwe
we you wer
e not Were you ... ? Yes, you were. No,you ; weren't,
you were they werent' they ... ? they they \
they
We use was/were to talk about situations in the past. We use was with I / he / she / it and were with
you / we / they:
was late for school.
They weren't very noisy.
Were you in the cinema? Yes, we were.
Grammar r e f e r e n c e 85
G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
Positive 1 Negatv
ie QuestIo
i ns ShortI answers
I I I
He
She started,
He j start,
he
she start?
he
she
he
she
It studied, T did not study, Did it study? Yes, it did. No,
stopped. ! didn't stop. it I didn't
We We ; we stop? we we
You You you you you
They They j they they they
We use the past simple to talk about finished situations or actions in the past.
We use the same form for all persons:
/ arrived late. They walked in the countryside.
We form negatives and questions with did + verb:
They didn't arrive. Did you text me? Yes, I did.
Add -ecfto make the past simple of most verbs: cook—• cooked, watch —• watched
Add -a* to verbs ending in -e: decide—• decided, live—• lived
With verbs ending in -y after a consonant, change -y to -/and add -ed: try—• tried
With 1-syllable verbs ending in vowel + consonant, double the consonant and add -ed: stop- stopped
could ( U n i t 3^
Could is the past form of can. We use could + verb to talk about the things we were able to do at specific
times in the past:
When I was four, I could play the piano. I couldn't play the guitar.
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G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
Spelling rules
Adjectives with 1 syllable, add -er/-est: long—• longer—• longest
Adjectives ending -e: add -r/-st: large—• larger—• largest
Adjectives ending vowel + consonant, double the consonant and add -er/-est:
big —• bigger —*- biggest
Adjectives ending -y, change the -y to -/and add -er/-est: dry—• drier—>• driest
Adjectives with 2 or more syllables, use more and most: boring — • more boring —>• the most boring,
expensive — • more expensive — • the most expensive
Some adjectives do not follow the rules: good—• better—• the best, bad —• worse —• the worst,
~ar — • further —• the furthest
must ( U n i t 6)
Positive I / You / He / She / It / We / You / They mpusttplastic cups in the recycling bin.
:
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G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
have to ( U n i t 6)
We use have to + verb to talk about an obligation from someone else: I have to see the dentist.
We use don't have to + verb when there is no obligation: We don't have to go to school tomorrow.
should (UnlU
Imperative (Unit6j
We use imperatives to give advice, warnings, instructions and orders.
We form the imperative with the base form of the verb without the subject: Check your spelling.
We form the negative with don't + base form of the verb: Don't use capital letters.
We use the past continuous to talk about actions that were in progress at a particular time in the past.
The form is was/were + verb + -ing:
At one o'clock I was having lunch. I wasn't playing computer games.
Were they watching TV yesterday at ten o'clock? Yes, they were.
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G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
l use the past continuous to talk about an action that was in progress at a particular time in the past
-ч was flying a kite).
i use the past simple to talk about another action that interrupted it
hen he saw the eagle).
be going to CU n i t 8)
(Unlt9)
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G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
We use the first conditional to talk about possible future events and their results.
We use the present simple for the condition and will/won't + verb for the result:
If I'm late, I'll call you on my mobile.
The condition can come before or after the result. Use a comma if the condition comes first:
If you're hungry, I'll buy some chocolate. I'll buy some chocolate if you're hungry.
We put question words before the result:
What will you drink if you're thirsty? Where will they go if they have a holiday?
Present p e r f e c t ( U n i t 10)
Positive Negative Questions Short answers
I I I i I / we / you / they have.
We jhave We I have not \ we
Have Yes,
You i've You \ haven't you
he / she / it has.
They j They they
worked. worked. worked?
He He he I / we / you / they haven't.
has I has not
She She Has she No,
's i hasn't
It It it he / she / it hasn't.
We use the present perfect to talk about past actions and events in a time period up to the present:
past now
The form is have/has + past participle of the verb: I've visited New York. She's acted in a play.
The past participles of regular verbs end in -d or -ed and have the same form as the past simple. See page
91 for a list of irregular verbs.
We form negatives with have/has not + past participle:
/ haven't flown in a plane. He hasn't read this book.
The word order in questions is: Have/Has + subject + past participle. We don't repeat the past participle in
short answers:
Has Julia had lunch? Yes, she has. / No, she hasn't.
The present perfect is often used with ever to ask about life experience: Have you ever been to China?
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с G r a m m a r r e f e r e n c e
I r r e g u l a r v e r b s
Past simplebeen
Past participle V erb
leave
P ast simpleleftPast participle
left
be was/were ;
Grammar reference 91
I W o r d l i s t
(д) = поип (VJ = verb rhino (7?J /'rai.nau/ fault (n) /fDilt/
(adj) = adjective U n i t 2 rhinoceros fnj /rai'nDs.ar.as/ fed up (adj) /,fed 'лр/
(adi/J = adverb runway (n) /'rAn.wei/ flood (n) / f k d /
adult (nj /'aed.Alt/
(excl) = exclamation safari (a) /sa'fcn.ri/ fluently fadi'J /'flui.ant.li,
annoyed (adyj /a'noid/
(exp) = expression season (n) /'sk.zan/ glass (n) /glu:s/
antelope (n) /'aen.ti.lsup/
singer (nj /'sin.a/ gold fnj /дэиИ/
arrive (VJ /s'raiv/
skate park (nj /'skeit ,pa:k/ happiness fnj /'hajpi.nas
awesome (adyj /'oi.ssm/
special effect (n) /.spej.al health (n) /пеЮ/
U n i t l badly (adv) /'baed.li/
I'fekt/ high (ady^) /hai/
baggage reclaim (nj
alarm clock (n) /э'1а:т ,кк>к/ sponsor (v) /'spDn.sa/ hit (v) /hit/
/'baeg.id3 n'kleim/
also (adv) /'oil.sau/ sponsor (nj /'sprjn.sa/ hurricane (V)J /Ългл.кэп/
balcony fnj /'bael.ks.ni/
always (adv) /'ail.weiz/ suitcase (nj /'suit.keis/ hurry up (VJ /,Ьлгл 'лр/
battery (n) /'baet.sr.i/
appearance (n) /a'pre.rans/ traffic (n) /'traef.ik/ important (ad/j /im'poi.ta
bowl (nj /Ьэи1/
Arabic (n) /'ser.a.bik/ traffic j a m (n) /'traef.ik interview (v) /'m.ta.vju:/
boy (n) /bai/
argue (v) /'cng.ju:/ ,d3aem/ judo TnJ /'d3u:.dau/
c a m p (n) /кжтр/
arrive (VJ /a'raiv/ transport (n) /'traen.spDit/ kill (v) /kil/
cancel (VJ /'kajn.sal/
art (nj /a:t/ tyre (n) /tare/ knight TnJ /nait/
candle (n) /'kaen.dal/
beach fnj /bi:tj/ uncomfortable (adj) life saver fnj /'laif ,sei.va/
cartoon (nj /ка:'Ш:п/
brush (VJ /ЬглГУ /лп'клгМЛэ.Ьэ1/ magician fnj /ms'dsij.sn
chalet (n) /'Jael.ei/
catch (v) /kaet|7 unfortunately (adv) middle (n) /'mid.al/
check-in (n) /'tfek.in/
cereal fnj /'sre.ri.al/ /An'fDi.tjan.atli/ mysterious (ady^j /mi'stre.i
cheetah fnj /'tjii.ta/
charity (nj /'tjaer.i.ti/ unlucky fady^ /лп'1лкл/ nasty (adj) /'nai.sti/
classmate (n) /'kla:s.meit/
cheeky (adj) /'tfi:.ki/ water (n) /'woi.ta/ need (VJ /ni:d/
coach (n) /kautjy
cheerful (ao# /'tjre.fal/ winter (n) /'wm.ta/ nothing (nj /'nAG.irj/
contest (n) /'kont.est/
clear (v) /кИэ/ wow (excl) /wau/ occupation (n) /.Dk.ja'pei.J
departure (n) /di'pai.tfa/
c o m e on (VJ /'клтлт/ Zambia (n) /'zaem.bi.a/ palace fnj /'pael.is/
disaster fnj /di'zai.sta/
dish fnj /diJ7 zebra (n) /'zeb.ra/ phew (excl) /fju:/
expect (v) /ik'spekt/
evening (n) /'iiv.nirj/ phone (Vj /faun/
flamingo (д) /Шгшп.дэи/
exchange (nj /iks'tfemd3/ plastic (adyj /'plaes.tik/
flat (ady^ /flat/
father (n) /'fai.da/ poison (n) /'poi.zan/
flight (n) /flait/ U n l t 3
find out (VJ /,famd'aut/ power fnj /'раи.э/
flight attendant foj /'f lait
fire (nj /fare/ actually (adv) /'aek.tjua.li/ princess (n) /pnn'ses/
s.ten.dsnt/ admire (v) /ad'mare/ pull W /pul/
generous (adj) /'djen.ar.as/
flower fnj /Паиэ/ afraid (adj) /a'freid/ queen (nj /kwi:n/
h a n g o u t (VJ /.hasrj.'aut/
fly fVJ /flai/ alive (adj) /a'laiv/ radio (n) /'rei.di.au/
headphones (n) /'hed.faunz/
fortunately (adv) ancient (adj) /'ein.Jant/ raise (v) /reiz/
hip-hop fnj /'hip.hnp/
/'foi.tfen.st.li/ archer fnj /'a:.tja/ real (adj) /rrel/
honest (adyj /'Dn.ist/
gate (n) /geit/ army (n) /'a:.mi/ recipe (nJ /'res.i.pi/
internet (n) /'m.ta.net/
guide (n) /gaid/ attack (v) /a'taek/ record player fnj /'rek.Did
laugh (Vj /la:f/
h i p p o p o t a m u s fnj beat (v) /bi:t/
lay the table (v) /,lei бэ ,plere/
/.hip.s'pDt.s.rrres/ beautiful fady^ /'bjui.ti.fal/
'tei.bal/ relative (n) /'rel.a.tiv/
ill fady^ Л1/ b r e a k o u t fi/J /.breik'aut/
lazy (adj) /'lei.zi/ report (n) /n'po:t/
inbox (n) /'m.bDks/ Britain (n) /'brit.an/
lose (VJ /lu:z/ rescue (Vj /'res.kju:/
incredible fady^) /m'kred.i.bsl/ British Tadyj /'brit.ij"/
lovely (adj) / ' I A V . H / road (n) /raud/
jam (n) /d3aem/ Briton (n) /'bnt.an/
loyal fady^) /'bi.al/ rob fvj /rob/
jeep (n) /d3i:p/ broken (adyj /Ъгэи.кэп/
meet (VJ /mi:t/ Canada fnj /'kaEn.a.da/ rock 'n' roll fnj /,гок.эп 'гэ
journey (n) /'d33:.ni/
mp3 player (n) /,em.pi:'0ri: catch (v) /kaet|7 round (adj) /raund/
leopard (n) /'lep.ad/
,plera/ lion (n) /lai.an/ chariot fnj /'tfaer.i.at/ rule (v) /ru:l/
pay (v) /pei/ loads (n) /reudz/ chess fnj /t/es/ safety (nj /'seif.ti/
personality (n) local (ad/J /'1эи.кэ1/ Chinese (adj) /tjai'ni:z/ save fvj /seiv/
/.pai.san'ael.a.ti/ long (adj) /ton/ clean-up TnJ /'кП:п.лр/ sell (v) /sel/
project (n) /'prod3.ekt/ lorry (n) /'tor.i/ crash (n) /кгагГУ send (Vj /send/
roast (adj) /raust/ lose (VJ /lu:z/ cross fady^ /kros/ shark (n) /Ja:k/
rubbish (n) /'rAb.if/ lucky (adj) /'Uk.i/ danger fnj /'dein.d33/ sheriff W /'Jer.if/
sausage (n) /'sDs.id3/ motorway (nj /'mau.ta.wei/ dead (adj) /ded/ smell (Vj /smel/
secret (n) /'sk.krat/ passport fbj /'pa:s.pD:t/ disaster (nj /di'za:.sta/ s m o k e (n) /sirreuk/
share (v) /Тез/ passport control (n) dolphin (n) /'dol.fm/ stone (nj /staun/
short fady^ /|b:t/ dragon (nj /'draeg.an/ stop (v) /stop/
/'pa:s.po:t kan,tr3ol/
smile fnj /small/ drown fvj /draun/ strength fnj /strerjG/
phone call (n) /'faun ,кэ:1/
smile (v) /smail/ earthquake (n) /'3:0.kweik/ sugar (nj /'Jug.s/
pilot (n) /'pai.ret/
souvenir (ц) /.sui.van're/ embarrassed (adj) surfboard (n) /'s3:f.bD:d/
poster (n) /'pau.sta/
sports centre (n) /'spoits s w i m m e r (n) /'swim.a/
prize (n) /praiz/ /im'beer.ast/
.sen.ta/ sword (n) /so:d/
pyramid (nj /'pir.a.mid/ enemy (n) /'en.a.mi/
trust (v) /trASt/ talented fadyU /'taebn.tid/
queue (n) /kju:/ explosion (nj /ik'spbu.33n/ taste fvj /teist/
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(n) fades/ funnier (adj) /'fAni.o/ t o o t h (n) /tu:6/ store (n) Isto'J
(adj) /ti:n/ funniest (adj) /'fAni.ist/ tortoise fo> t r : stranger (n) 'strein.d3o/
gcr (n) /'ti:n,ei.d33/ fur (n) /Ы unfair (adyD An'feor surprised (adj) /so'praizd/
further (adj) /'f3:.do/ unfit (adj) /An'frt/ take care (excl) /,teik'keo/
(n) /"tik.it/ furthest (adj) /'fsi.dist/ unfriendly TadyJ /An'frend.li/ tennis racquet (n) /'ten.is
(n) /traib/ hamster (n) /'haem.sto/ unkind (adj) /An'kamd/ ,raek.it/
py (ad/j /лп'пагрл/ happier fad/j /'haepi.o/ unpopular fady^) /лп'рпр^эЛэ/ trophy fnj /'trou.fi/
(adyj /Ap'set/ happiest (adj) /'haepi.ist/ unsafe (adylj An'seif/ weekly (adyj /'wii.kli/
(7i.J /ju:.es'ei/ heavier fad/У /'hevi.o/ unwell (adj) /An'wel/
ng machine (n) /'wDf.m heavy fad/J /'hev.i/ volcano (nj /vrjl'kei.noo/
ajini/ higher (adj) /паю/ wet (adj) /wet/ U n i t 6
• к f n /weiv/
1 highest (ady^) /'hai.ist/ wettest (adyj /'wet.ist/
hoof (n) /hu:f/ wide (ady!J /waid/ abbreviation (n)
M a l e m.j /weil/
hooves fa) /huivz/ wildlife (n) /'waild.laif/ /o,bri:.vi'ei.Jon/
a w ^ /win/
hotter fad/J /hoto/ wing fnj /win/ action (n) /'aek.Jon/
• o r r i e d (adj) /'wA.rid/
hottest (adj) /'hDt.ist/ worse (adj) / w 3 i s / alone (adj) /o'loun/
howler monkey fa) /'hau.lo worst (adyj / w 3 i s t / approximately (adv)
yoghurt (n) /'JDg.ot/ /o'prok.si.mot.li/
U n i t 4 .niArj.ki/
attachment (n) /o'taetj.mont/
hungriest fady^j /'hAn.gri.ist/ young fadyj /JAn/
Antarctica (д) /asn'tuik.ti.ko/ average (adj) /'asv.or.1d3/
hurt (v) Ibantl
a n y w a y (adv) /'en.i.wei/ board game (n) /'bo:d ,geim/
intelligent (adj) /m'tel.i.d3ont/
Arctic (n) /'aik.tik/ canteen (n) /kasn'tiin/
area (nj /'eo.ri.o/
Japan (n) Мзо'раеп/ U n i t 5 cheer up (v) /,tJior 'лр/
jungle (n) /Узлп.дэ1/
b a t (n) /baet/ agent (nj /'ei.d3ont/ chore (nj /tjoi/
keep clean (v) /,ki:p'kli:n/
эеак (л>> /bi:k/ beef (n) /bi:f/ comedy fnj /'kDm.o.di/
king cobra (n) /,kirj 'kou.bro/
ir (nj /Ьеэ/ butcher (n) /'butT.o/ confuse fi/J /kon'fjuiz/
longer (adj) /,lr>rjg.o/
ch (nj /bentf/ calculator (V?J /'kael.kjo.lei.to/ confused (adj) /kon'fjuizd/
longest fadyj /.rorjg.ist/
er (adyj /'bet.o/ Christmas (n) /'kns.mas/ contestant (V)j /kon'tes.tont/
marine (ad/j /mo'ri:n/
ger (adj) /'big.o/ credit card fnj /'kred.it ,ka:d/ cursor (n) /'k3:.so/
monkey (n) /'mArj.ki/
» g g e s t fad/J /'big.ist/ dictionary fnj /'dik.Jan.ri/ delete (Vj /di'liit/
nature fa) /'nei.tfo/
(n) /кагп/ fancy dress (adj) /.fasn.si depressed (ady^j /di'prest/
neighbour (n) /'nei.bo/
f u l fady^ /'keo.fol/ 'dres/ depressing (adj) /di'pres.irj/
nicer (adyj /'nais.o/
c a r e f u l l y (adv) /'keo.foli/ festival (n) /'fes.ti.vol/ detail (nj /'dii.teil/
noisier fad/J /'noi.zi.o/
skewing g u m (n) /'tfuurj fixed (adj) /fikst/ disgusted (adj) /dis'gAst.id/
older (adj) /'ould.o/
длт/ greengrocer (n) disgusting (ady^j /dis'gASt.irj/
opinion fa) /o'pm.jon/
/'griin.grou.so/ download (v) /,daun'loud/
fa) /'tjil.i/ opposite (adj) /'op.o.zit/
greeting fnj /'griit.in/ embarrassed (adj)
out (i/J /.tjil 'aot/ organise (ady^j /'oi.gon.aiz/
fo» Moil path fa) /ра:6/ hey fexc/J /hei/ /im'baer.ost/
•tion (nj /ko'lek.Jon/ pay (v) /pei/ huge (adyj /hju:d3/ emoticon (n) /I'mou.ti.kDn/
ratulations (excl) plant fa) /plaint/ ice skating (n) /'ais ,skei.tin/ helmet (n) /'hel.mot/
kon.grastf.o'lei.Jonz/ point (n) /point/ in fact (exp) /,m 'faekt/ icon ("nj /'ai.kon/
in (n) /'клг.оп/ poisonous (adj) /'poi.zon.os/ indoors (adnj /,m'do:z/ immediately (ad/J /i'mi:.di.ot.li/
et (n) /'knk.it/ pond (n) /pr>nd/ invitation (n) /in.vi'tei.j"on/ improve (v) /im'pruiv/
ded (adj) /'krau.did/ popular (adj) /'pDp.jo.lo/ make-up (n) /'meik.Ap/ instead fadvj /m'sted/
(v) /кл1/ pot fa) /prjt/ mate (n) /meit/ irritated (adj) /'ir.it.ei.tid/
(ady^l /di:p/ recycle (v) /rh'sai.kol/ medicine fnj /'med.son/ irritating (adj) /'ir.it.ei.tin/
(v) /dig/ ring fa) /nrj/ medieval (adj) /.med.i'ii.val/ joystick (n) /'d30i.stik/
cr (adyj /'d3:.ti.o/ risk fa) /risk/ memory card (n) /'mem.or.i leader (n) /'lii.do/
'est (adj) /'d3i.ti.ist/ ,kaid/ madness (n) /'maed.nos/
romantic (adyj /rou'maen.tik/ mark (n) /та:к/
i (adj) /'d3:.ti/ multiplex fnj /'mAl.ti.pleks/
safest (adj) /'seif.ist/ Merry Christmas (excl)
г (adyj /'drai.o/ newsagent (n)
scissors (n) /'siz.oz/
t (adj) /'drai.ist/ /'nju:z,ei.d3ont/ /.mer.i 'kns.mos/
shorter fad/J /'Jo:.to/
fady^) /drai/ orchestra (n) /'oi.ki.stro/ messaging (n) /'mes.1d3.1rj/
shortest fad/J /'Joit.ist/
ier (adj) /'ii.zi.o/ o u t d o o r s (adv) /.aut'doiz/ monitor (n) /'mDn.i.to/
Siberia (n) /sai'bio.ri.o/
:
est fadyU /'ii.zi.ist/ permission (n) /po'mij.on/ mouse mat (n) /'maus ,maet/
sick fadyj /sik/
pe (n) /'juo.rop/ pharmacy (nj /'fai.mo.si/ nervous (adj) /'n3:.vos/
smallest (adj) /'smoil.ist/
rt fa) /'ek.sp3:t/ price (n) /prais/ New Zealand (n)
snack (n) /snask/
(adv) /fa:/ punctuation (n) /,nju:'zi:.lond/
snail (n) /sneil/
er fadyj /'faist.o/ /.pAnk-tJu'eiJon/ notebook (n) /'nout.buk/
South America (n) /,sau9
est fadyj /'faist.ist/ reason (n) /'rii.zon/ open (v) /'ou.pon/
her fa) /'fed.o/ э'тегл.кэ/
refuse (v) /nf'juiz/ order (v) /'o:.do/
e fa) /fens/ s t o m a c h (n) /'stAm.ok/
reply W /n'plai/ pal (n) /pael/
<adj) /fit/ stronger (ad/У /'strorjg.o/
rude (ady^j /ru:d/ photo story (nj /'fou.tou
stuck (adj) /stAk/
r-раск fa) /'fo: ,рагк/ slide (n) /slaid/ ,sto:.ri/
study fvJ /'stAd.i/
:ndlier (adj) /'frend.li.o/ slope fnj /sloup/ plug (nj /р1лд/
tail fa) /teil/
ndliest (adj) /'frend.li.ist/ spelling (n) /'spel.in/ printer (n) /'prm.to/
teeth (n) /ti:6/
(adj) 1Ы1 stadium fnj /'stei.di.om/ reality show fnj /ri'ael.o.ti ,Jou/
throw fvj /Огэи/
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receive (v) /n'siiv/ astronaut fnJ /'aes.tranoit/ viewer (n) /vju:a/ kan'traul/
register (v) /'red3.i.sta/ athlete (n) /'aee.liit/ violin (n) /.vai.a'hn/ restart (v) /,ri:'sta:t/
research (n) /rfs3:tj7 audience fn,J /'oi.di.ans/ voice (n) /vois/ Saturn (n) /'saet.an/
s m s (n) /.es.em'es/ blow (v) /Ыэи/ writer (n) /'rai.ts/ save (v) /seiv/
soap opera (n) /'saup.Dp.ra/ bridge faJ /bnd3/ Screensaver fnj
staff (n) /sta:f/ cello (n) /'tjel.au/ /'skriin.sei.va/
stand for (v) /'staend ,fo:/ charity (n) /'tjaer.i.ti/ Unit 9 scroll (v) /skraul/
talent show (n) /'tael.ant Jao/ cloud fnJ /klaud/ smart (adj) /smait/
advanced (ady^j / a d ' v a m s t /
text (VJ /tekst/ clown (n) /klaun/ solar system (nJ /'sau.b ,sis
animation (n) /.aen.i'mei.Jan/
the Philippines (4) /da comedian fnJ /ka'mii.di.an/ tam/
apartment (n) b ' p a i t . m a n t /
'fil.i.pknz/ c o m p e t e fvj /kam'pkt/ survive fvJ /sa'vaiv/
artificial intelligence (n)
tray (nJ /trei/ dentist (n) /'den.tist/ technology (V?J /tek'nDl.adsi
detective foJ /di'tek.tiv/ /.ai.ti'fij.al m'tel.i.d33ns/
vet (n) /vet/ temperature (n) /'tem.pn.t/э
director (n) /dai'rek.ta/ body (n) /'bod.i/
t i m e capsule (n) /'taim
dream fyj /dri:m/ b o t t o m (n) /'bnt.am/
,kasp.sju:l/
brain (nJ / b r e m /
Unit 7 driver (nJ /'drai.va/
calm down ^ /,ka:m'daun/
Uranus (n) /ja'rem.as/
d r u m m e r (n) /'drAm.a/ vacuum (v) / ' v s k j u i m /
accident (n) /'ask.si.dant/ educate (V>) /'ed3.u.keit/ c a m p e r van (n) /'казт.рэ
w e b page (n) /'web ,peid3/
advert (oJ /'aed.v3:t/ education (n) /,ed3.u'keijan/ ,vsn/
asleep (adv) /a'sliip/ engineer (n) /,en.d3i'ma/ choice fnj / t j b i s /
bright fad/J /brait/ fire fighter (n) /'faia.fait.a/ click W /ккк/
burglar fnJ /'Ьз:.д1э/ clue (n) /klu:/ Unit 10
flute (n) /flu:t/
busily (adv) /'biz.i.li/ footballer (n) /'fut.baila/ confession fnj /kan'fej.sn/ achieve (v) /a'tjiiv/
crash f/J /kraejV get fit (v) /.get 'fit/ connect (v) /ka'nekt/ achievement fnj /a'tjiiv.maat
creature (n) /'krii.tfa/ handmade fad/J ^haend'meid/ console (V)J / ' k D n . s a u l / badminton (n) /'baed.min.tan?
design fv,) /di'zam/ hang on (v) /'haen ,Dn/ container fnj /kan'tei.na/ bake (v) /beik/
destination fnJ /.des.ti'nei.Jan/ instrument (n) /'in.stramant/ control (v) /kan'traol/ basic (adj) /'bei.sik/
destroy (v) /di'stroi/ joke (n) /d33uk/ decision (n) /di'si3.an/ biography (n) /bai'Dg.rafl/
distance foJ /'dis.tans/ ladder (n) /'laed.a/ discover (v) /di'skAv.a/ black belt (n) /'blaek ,belt/
electricity (n) /,el.ik'tns.i.ti/ lady (n) /'lei.di/ d o c u m e n t (n) / ' d D k . j u . m a n t / BMX ™ (n) /.bii.em'eks/
exist (v) /ig'zist/ laughter (n) /'knf.ta/ dwarf (adj) /dwo:f/ career fnj /кэ'пэ/
footprint (n) /'fut.print/ magic (n) /'maed3.ik/ enter (v) /'en.ta/ championship (n)
frozen (ac//J /'frau.zan/ musician (n) /rnjui'zif.an/ environment (nJ /'tjaem.pi.an.jip/
gig foJ /gig/ nightmare (n) /'nait.mea/ /m'vaia.ran.mant/ disagree (v) /.dis.a'gri:/
happily fadvj /'haep.i.li/ no worries (exp) /'паи ,WAriz/ experience (n) /ik'spra.ri.ans/ divorce (v) /di'vois/
instruction (n) /m'strAk.Jan/ nurse (n) /n3:s/ explain (v) / i k ' s p l e m / episode (n) /'ep.i.saud/
jog (v) /d3Dg/ obvious (adj) /'Db.vi.as/ explore (v) /ik'spb:/ European fady^) /Juara'pii.ai
journalist (n) /'d33:.nal.ist/ organisation (n) e x t r e m e fad/J / i k ' s t r i i m / fluid (n) /'flui.id/
land (v) /laend/ factory fnj /'faek.tar.i/ general knowledge (n)
latest (adj) /'lei.tist/ /,o:.gan.ai'zei.Jan/
file (n) /fail/ /,d3en.3r.al 'nDl.id3/
leaflet (n) /'lii.flat/ pair fnJ /реэ/
folder (nJ / ' f a o l . d a / go-kart fnj /'gau.kait/
lift fvj /lift/ peak (n) /pi:k/
game console fnj / ' g e i m honey (nJ /'hAn.i/
p e r c e n t fadvj /pa'sent/
manual (adj) /'maen.ju.al/ .kDn.saul/ injury (n) /'m.d33r.i/
poverty faJ /'pDv.ati/
milk fnJ /milk/ guard (v) /ga:d/ inspiration (n) /.in.spir'ei.fon
pyjamas (n) /pi'd3a:.maz/
nervously fadvj /'n3:.vas.li/ hole (n) /haul/ junior (adj) /'d3u:.nia/
racing driver (n) /'rei.sirj
newspaper (n) /'nju:s,pei.pa/ hospital (nJ /'hns.pi.tal/ karting (n) /kait.in/
,drai.va/ lucky charm (n) /,1лкл'tj"a:m
notice (n) /'nau.tis/ human being (n) / , h j u : . m 3 n
recorder fnJ /n'kai.da/ marathon (n) /'тэег.абэп/
offer (v) /'of.a/ 'Ы:.ц/
saxophone (n) /'saek.sa.faun/ medal (n) /'med.al/
organise fi/J /'ai.gan.arz/ impossible (adj) /im'pDs.i.bal/
scientist fhj /'sai.an.tist/ nickname (n) /'nik.neim/
police officer fnJ /pa'liis Jupiter f n j /'d3u:.pi.t3/
silence (n) /'sai.lans/ once (adv) /wAns/
.Df.i.sa/ laptop (n) /'laep.top/
single (adj) /'srn.gal/ owner (n) /эип.э/
poster fnJ /'pau.sta/ married (adj) /'masr.id/
skateboard fvj /'skeit.boid/ perform (v) /pa'foim/
power cut (n) /'раи.э ,клг/ Mars (nJ /ma:z/
solve (v) / S D I V / philosophy fnj /fi'los.a.fi/
print AVJ /print/ Mercury (n) / ' m 3 : . k j u r . i /
stamp fnJ /staemp/ Portugal (n) /'poi.tfagal/
seaside (n) /'sn.said/ metal (n) /'met.al/
string fn.J /stnn/ positive (ady!J /'pDz.ativ/
shine fvj /fain/ miss (v) / m i s /
success (n) /sak'ses/ president (nJ /'prez.i.dant/
sink (VJ /sink/ national (adj) / ' n a e f . s n . s l /
superhero foJ /'sui.pa.hia.rau/ race (n) /reis/
sunglasses (n) /'sAn,gla:.siz/ oxygen (n) /'Dk.s1.d33n/
Tanzania (n) /.taen.za'nii.a/ radio-controlled fadyU
truck (n) Лглк/ pass (v) / p a i s /
t e r m (n) Лз:т/
wolf (n) /wulf/ password (n) /'pa:s.w3:d/ /'rei.di.au kan.trauld/
toothache (n) /'tu:9.eik/
w o o d e n fadyj /'wud.an/ perfect (adj) / ' p 3 : . f i k t / reggae (n) /'reg.ei/
total (n) /'tautal/
yeti fr?J /'jet.i/ Pluto (n) /'plui.tau/ score (v) /ska:/
traditional (adj) /tra'dif.an.al/
yoga (n) /'jao.ga/ pollution (n) /pa'lui.Jan/ scorpion fnj /'skai.pi.an/
t r u m p e t (n) /Чглт.рй/
press (v) / p r e s / season (n) /'sii.zan/
tunnel fnJ /Члп.э1/
puzzle (n) /'рлг.э1/ shake f/J /Jeik/
umbrella (n) /лт'Ьге1.э/
recognise (v) / ' r e k . 9 g . n a i z /
U n i t 8 university (n) /,ju:.ni'v3:.sa.ti/ shame fnj /feim/
remote control (n) / n . m a u t . spare (adj) /spea/
ambition fr?J /aem'bijbn/ van (n) /vaen/
f 94 Word list J
speed (n) /spi:d/
spider (n) /'spai.da/
sporting (adj) /spo:t.m/
stepmother (n) /'step.niAd.a/
suggestion (n) /s3'd3es.tfen/
support (n) /sa'po:t/
sure (adv) /Jo:/
swap (v) /swnp/
trophy (n) /'trao.fi/
Twitter™ (n) /'twit.a/
youngest (adj) /'JArjg.ist
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