CAMBRIDGE

Test Your
English
Vocabulary in
Use
Elementary
SECO N D
EDITION

Michael McCarthy
Felicity O'Dell
Test Your
English
Vocabulary in
Use
Elementary
SECOND
EDITION

Michael McCarthy
Felicity O'Dell CAMBRIDGE
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Contents
Thanks and acknowledgements 5 Communications address, computeri memory
22
Introduction 6 Leisure
People Holidays package bohday, phrasebook,
The family mother. unclei visa 23
relatives marriage death Shops and shopping chemist's,
married. die 8 Parrs of the body department store. credit card 24 In a
bead, foot, sbanlder 9 hotel siggle key, luggage 25
Clothes bar, shirt, trousers 10 Eatmg café, fish chips 26
Describing people tall, dark, Spogrs tennis, volleyball 27
Waking I I Cinema DVD 28
Health and illness headache,
attacki exercise 12 Free time at home to CDs.
programme 29
13
Music and musical instruments gaitar. orchestra 30
Conversations Greetings and
es
The world
we/' done 14 Countries and nationalities Spain
Conversations 2: Useful words Chinese, 31 Weather cold. rain.
and expressions don't awway, storm 32
let's 15 [n the town station, bank, town bal!' 33
In rhe countryside 34
At home
Animals horse, giraffe, pet 35
and lt drink rice, tea, vegetables 16
ö 2 Travelling train, neap, flight 36
In the kitchen fridge, glass, saacepan 9
17
Christmas .37
In the bedroom and bathroom
18
In the living room bookshelf, lamp, Social issues
32 Crime murder; prison, guilty JS
The media TV talk
show 39
School and workplace
Problems ar home and work repain i" bad
mood 40
At school and university biology,
35 Global problems hurricane. war, stnkc 41
 rest bur E.nefl.sh in 4 Test row 'itcoóulory Use Elementary
Everyday verbs Words and grammar
Have had \ had have breakfast, Talking about language noun, verb, plural
have a 42 Conjunctions and connecting words becagrse,
/ went / gone go away, go before 55
shopping, go home 43 50 Days, months, seasons Monday, July, 56
DO / did / dorte do Time woTds Next year. f}ften. once a week 57
exerciseido best, do the 52 Places myddfe, front. abroad 58 Manner
washing 44 Make / made/
fast, loud, the right way 59 Common
made coffeei make a mistake,
l.monuntaltle nouns bread, information 60
make a noise 45
Common adieetives l; G(RJd anol bad things nice,
Come / came come come come back 46
awful, lovebi 61
4
•rake / I' photo, take an Common adiectaves Z; People happy, horrible. intelligent
0
exam 47 5 62
Bring/ brought / brought bri"g 6 57 words and prepositions wait for, belong
something here, back, take 48 to. good at 63
Get got / get tered, get better,
get married 49 58 Prefixes Impossible, ex-president, ausa/e 64
Phrasal verbs get up, pert on, turn 59 Suffixes swimmer, useless, sunny 65
SO 60 Words you may confuse lend\borrou.'i
Everyday things watch TV, wash cook/cooker 66
go 51
Talking say, tell. •sk 52 Answer key 67
47 53
Personal diary 93 Phonemic symbols
94

Thanks and acknowledgements

Many thanks are due to the editorial team under Nílirín Burke at Cambridge University Press who
steered this book through preparation of this new edition, We are grateful to Who have
provided help and guidance in the production of these tests. Thanks are also due and the
team, for proofreading,

Michael McCarthy
Felicity O tlJell
Cambridge, October
 Test English ir' Elementary 5

Introduction
Who is this book for?
Test Your English Vocabulary in Use aims help students check their
vocabulary learning. It can be used by all elementary learners of English who want ro test
rheif vocabulary, Il will also be useful for learners who are using English VacabJNary in
Use (Elementary; and want to test their progress. Learners can use (his alone, but' the tests
can also be used by a teacher working with groups of students.

How is the book organised?

The tests correspond in frxus to the 60 units English Vocabulanr Use {Elementary},
The Contents page shows you how the rests are grouped by category, Every test is
independent and you do not need to do the tests in a particular order, as they do not
become vogressivcly more difficult.
Each test has a total Of .30 marks, and the number of marks for the exercises is given
within each test. There is an Answer key ar the hack of The A of phonemic symEN11s is
given on page
Also at rhe back of the wi I find a Personal diary, Here, you can make a note Of the
words you found difficult to remember.

How do I use this book?

If you are working alone with this book, first loók at the Contents page, and choose rhe tests
char interest you, You will find different types of vocabulary resrs, such as tests on
everyday verbs, tests on words and grammar, rests on different topic areas- Try to do
different kinds of tests to give you variety, Remember, you do not need to do the tests in a
particular order,
If you are using English Vocabulary Use you can use the tests after finishing
a umt from the book, You can do this immediately after finishing a uniT„ or wail a while
{e.g. a week} and use the rest as a revision oercise,
You can use the tests more than once by writing the answers tn pencil and rubbing them out
when you have chcaed your answers, Alternatively, you coold write your answers on a
separate sheet of paper.
When you have cheeked your answers you could write any words had problems with in your
Persc"lal diary.

The marking scheme

You will find notes on the marking scheme at the beginning of the Answer key on page 67.
The marking scheme is to give you an idea of how well know the vocabulary, but you do
not have to this marking scheme if you do not want to.
6 'four
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1.1

The family
Complete these sentences,
10 marks
Example I'm his sister — h€s my
I'm her father — she's my 2 He's
my mother's brruher — he's my
3 I'm his mother — he's my
4 He's my brorher —
5 his
['m his daughter — hets
6 She's my mother — she?s my son's
7 "ev my son — he•s my mother's
B He's my father — he's my
daughter's 9 SheAs my mother's sister
— shes my .
10 They're my farherls mother and father — They're my
1 .2 Complete the crossword. - 10 marks

1 If you had
only urje child,
would you like a son
4 Your uncle* son.
Mother and father together,
8 Do you from a big famil}ë 10
Have you got brothers or ststers?
Down
2 brother, 3 Your brother's
son.
5 Girl with the samo parents as you, 6
Your brotherS daughters.
9 A person with no brothers and sisters is an
child.

Arc these staccrncnts correct? Circle the

correcg answer and correct any wrong
sentences,
1 My nephew JOhn is my
mother%s sisteñ husband.
2 My grandfather is my father
s father.
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2.1
marks
3 Mary and David are
married. Mary is Davidk
husband.
4 I'm Philip, this is Nellie.
We're married. She's my
wife, yes
5 We talk about two wifes
and two childs. YES

Your searc

Test you r
btabdary

Birth, marriage and

death
Circle the correct word,
10 London m 1972,
Example: Bill is-d..üñ)bom in
My parents both horn in Scotland in 1960.
2 Kay married ra/with Ben last year.
After they got married they went on their
to Italy-
4 My grandparents were marry!married for
40 years.
5 His grandfather ten years ago,
6 He died a heart attack on his 100th
birthday,
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3.1
10 marks
7 They are gomg to the baby Emily
from/aíçcr her grandmother.
8 The old man became last Sunday'

2.2 Look as this form. What is lhc marilal

status of the people below?
4 marks
1 Peler's wifr died lasc year.
He is .
Anna has a husband.
She is
3

wife.
Polly's marriage has broken upShe
4

He is

2.3 Answer these questions about the

picture.
6 marks
1 What are the couple doårrg?
What the picture
3 What is the wctfd far the special holiday they
will go on after this day?
'The

2.4 Complete these dialogues.

10 •marks
Example: A:: Are you married?
11: Yes,

A:
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5.1
10 marks
h
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b
a
b
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b
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d
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H
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A; kilos.
What are
A
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6.1
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7.1
10 marks
d
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H: Oh, I didn't know. When did he die?
Yesterday,

A:
He
ha
da
he
arr
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k,
I
thi
nk.
w:
W
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n
is
the
,

A: on Thursday at 10.00 am,

3 A: Did yau enioy the
Yes, it was great,
A: Where did they go.

B: To France, They said it was fantastic,

8 Test row Engó5h Use

Parts of the body

Us
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8.1
marks

What do
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9.1
10 marks
First write the names of the body parts

beside the piclure.

Us
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10.1
marks
Then find these parts

of the see with and

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11.1
10 marks
what do you hear

with?

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12.1
marks
2 What two parts of your body do you regularly cut?
Which ['wo Of do to
Shirr?
4 What two parts of the body do you need to
measure before you buy or make a woman's skit'J?
5 What does the heart move round the body?
6 What parg of Jhc body controls what you do?
7 What covers all your body?
8 On have a do Oti
9 What part of the body do people often lie 011
when They sleep? IS at Of the word
it' or in chemist?

3.3 Correct these sentences.

6 marks
Example: John raised the weights above his busr,

Her hairs are black.

2 Paul has a pain in the side,
3 .10hn has broken two tooths.
Please wash the hands before dinner.
5 My foots hurt
6 The children put the hands up when they want to ask a
question.
aur
sca
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Te
st
El 9
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lis y
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Clothes
Write the correct word under each picture.
skirt belt boots trainers hal T-shirr scarf gloves tie shirt
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13.1
10 marks

4.2 Underline the word on the right which has the same
vowel sound as ihe word on the 5 marks left.

t
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a
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h
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a
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14.1
marks
s

g
o
t/
r
u
n
ð
r
o
a
d
3 Coat noteÍnov'har
4 boots foot/boat/suit
off/halfïar

4.3 five Of words be used in

the plural?
5 marks
dresses hats iackets tights ieans sweaters shorts shoes sunglasses
4.4 Answer the queslions
8. marks
1 Do you ger dressed when you go to when you
get upi}
2 What can you wear an your finger to show that you are
married?
3 Who normally wears a dress — a man or a womalü
4 What do you call a iacket and trousers Which you wear
together?
5 Whar is word for sweater?
6 Which is correct: 'Robert is wearing an umbrella /
IS carrying an umbrella 1' has an umbrella on'?
7 Which is correct: 'Lisa is using a skirt / Lisa has put a
skirt on'?
B Whar is anacher way saying
and go to bed'?
10 rest 'tow Eras* Vtca•bu/ary Use Elementary

Describing people
Put the words in the box into the correct column.
Some words can go in more than one colurnn,
rall fair thin long slim green short brown dark fat
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15.1
10 marks
Eyes Skin Hair Height and weight

5.2 Answer these

qucsrions using the
opposites. marks
Example; Is your old?

Ha
s
yo
ur
sist
er
gor
lon
g,
fair
hai
r?
2
Is
yo
ur
au
nt
sho
rt
an
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ov
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we
igh
t?
3
Is
yo
ur
do
g
yo

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16.1
marks
un
g?
4 Is your uncle ugly;}
5 Has your mother gag Nonde hair?
6 Is your brother thin?
7 [s your little sisrer beauriful? 8 Is your
cousin tall?

Complete the five sentences describing this man.

5 marks
Example: He's got .ÞEQh-,jn/.d4rEk—. eyes.

JS He is
1
.

5.4 Make questions to match the answers an the

fight, using Cite words in brackets. 5 marks
Example. (your sister / old / H0WL.QW..is..UQMn.si6ter?.. She's 14,
1 (you i ta l / Y} I 56.
2 (the baby / heavy /
Nearly 5 kilt".
3 (the child weigh kilos.
(your new teacher/ look like / . Shes tall and
slim.
S (her hair / colour — — Blonde,

our score

Test rauc English bcotaory

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17.1
10 marks

Health and illness

Match the scncenccs on the lcfc with the sentences on the right.
1 feel sick. a I'm going to ring the dentist-
2 1'm fine, b I think I should call a doctor.
3 1've got
4 1 feel really ill, d I think I ate sortvething bad.
5J feel very well, c 1 feel very well.

6.2 marks
1 /'hedelk}'

6.3 Matcll ihe sentences below with the Illnesses from 6,2. 5
marks
1 Bad drinking water can cause it,
This makes it hard to breathe.
3 Smoking can cause ii,
It ts difficult to study when you have one.
S You can get it from a mosquito bite,

6.4 Fill the gaps,

1" marks
1 1 often feel in nur iob. so when I get home, I try to , and not think
about work.
2 My uncle Tim had a heart heV in he
3 Every summer ger IL... rhe flowers and gras make me
4 1 try to have a good, healthy with Of fruit and vegetables,
5 F. is very important, for example, joggin% swimming, cycling,
6 [f you've got a i€s a good idea to Stay at home and go to bed with a hoc drink,
7 you have a headache it may help if yau take an
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10 marks

12 rest in

Feelings
How do word the

. feel?Choose
Example: had a holiday lots Of

angry cold happy hot hungry ill sad surprised Thirsty tired well

1 You haven't eaten for ten hours,

2 You went to bed at 2 am and got up at 6 am.
3 Someone has just broken a window in your new car,
4 It is a hot day and you haven't had anything to drink far three hours.
You have a very cold.
6 It is snowing and you do not have a coat with you
You got very good marks in an important exam.
8 It is and you do not have air conditioning.
Your dog has just died,
10 You see your brotherk photo on the front page of the newspaper.

7.2 What are the opposites of these verbs and adjectives? 4

marks
Example gocvd
1 love 2 cold 3 happy 4 ill

7.3 Correct these sentences.

G marks
Example; Peter wants his sister helps him. Peter
wani.s his
1 1 like very much tennis,
I am very happy for your grxjd results. 3 Jack
hopes his girlfriend phone him soon, 4 1 like
really ice cream.
5 My little sister prefers iuice from milk.
6 Grandfather is little tired today,

7.4 How do these people lookž Use the letters to make a word and finish the sentence, marks
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19.1
10 marks

Colin

z
1.5

Example; Lit looks O T H,

1 looks T U S E P, Rob looks LC O.

2 Colin looks G A R
Y N.
3 looks D
S.
4 Katie
looks I. I L
S Mark R. 7
Nat looks I RT E. B Clare looksPA
P HY.
g spot looks R I TT Y S H,
10 Fluffy looks G H I-I R
in 13

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10 marks

Conversations 1 : Greetings and wishes

What do you say?
1 You arrive a: someone's office at 10 am. Gcx.3d ,
2 You arrive at santeomA house at 8
3 You lift your glass before starting a drink ,
everylx_idy! with a group Of people,
4 You want get off a bus but there are please, people in your way, 5
Someone sneezes.

8.2 Fill the gaps the conversation with these phrases.

10 marks
Nat too bad, thanks And you Hi Congratulations
How are you see you soon Happy birthday good luck Hello

RON;

today.

anotherone next week.

going to AnneS party on Saturday?

the party.

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21.1
10 marks
Correct the mistakes in these conversations. Chinese
New Year Starts this week,
Oh really? Merry New Year!
2 Here's the newsparær you asked me to get,
Please.
No problem,
3 This is my last day in the office till December 28th. WII A." Oh,
well, I Ell say Good Christmas, then, Thanks. You too.
I swam a kilometre today,
VIViN: Well made! You must be very fit.
GEOFF: Yeah, J feel good,
S 111'.'1'1 1: (Ir ts my birthday today.
SONYA; Oh, congratulations!
I!ETH: Thank

seare
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Use
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22.1 good,
10 marks your

Circle the correct underlinedword.

Conversations 2: Useful words and expressions
Choose an expression from the box to fill each gap.
absolutely anyway dear What Why
bubbles, Then thon
10 marks

Your score
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In the
23.1
10 marks
9.3
10 marks
Example: How out for a meal tonighrë
1 What other/else do you want to do today?
2 JANE; Would you like some coffee? J haven't got any milk, NIC(-u.A': It
dcesrfi matter/mind. I prefer black coffee.
3 Other people in the class thought the test was difficult but I thought it was quite
easy, absolutel'i/actually
i" am not
4 J agree with your answer, 5 How about for a swim? 6 arrived at
midday, 7 Let•s meeting/megg at six.
8 They're nil* people,
9 1 Therets a banana skin on the
10 Anywav$Else, let's get back to work now,
Test 'four "bc.atu¼ry in l,kc

Food and drink

Complete the two crosswords with the names of the fruit and vegetables in the picturcs.

10.2 Use the words from 10-1 co fill the gaps in the sentences, The first letter is

score
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24.1
10 marks
10 marks have a very hard skin and arc difficult to cur, but the fruit is delicious.
2 always make my eyes water when 1 peel them.
3 are red, they are ready to ear,
4 is a good. healthy snack', fruit is better for you than sweets
We use to make chips,
6 . grow on trees. and are ready to eat in the autumn,
Green . .. . are a popular vegetable and are very good for you, 8 . are Often
used to make juice.
g Yau don't have They are very nice co ear raw. 10 Red and green ones are
both used to make wine.

10.3 Complete the conversations, using words from the box. LISe each word once only.
fish pasta pizza fruit Juice wine garlic peas strawberrtes hanltwrgers hot-dogs

SYLVIE Not really, eat do eat becallse we live near the

sea,

6 nr.NRh± What shall we have with the fish? Potatocç

Cit
Okay, what about vegetables? There are some frozen in the
freezer,

].ISA: Yes, fine-

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In the
25.1
10 marks

kitchen
Complete [be dialogue.

11.2 use the picture clues to complete the crossword. The first one is done for you, Whar is 10
marks

11
7

score
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26.1
10 marks
9

11 .3 the right verbs from (he box to complete these questions.

5 marks find go de help dry have

Example: Would you like rte to do the washing-up?

1 Can with the washing-up?
Where can I a cup?
3 Where do these knives
Shall rhe glasses?
5 Do you a dishwasher?

Put the words together to make five compound nouns for things that you find in the kischcn.
Example:

coffee kitchen liquid maker roll tea top towel washing-up work
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In the
10

12 bedroom and bathroom

1 2.1 Match the words with the pictures.
marks bedside table wardrobe chest of drawers hairbrush bed dressing table alarm pyiarnas
comb bedside lamp

1 2.2 Match the words with the explanations.

bath shampoo toilet towel shelf soap shower basin razor toothpaste

2 You use it to shave,

3 in your hand you wash,
4 You clean your teeth with it,
5 put things On it,
6 You RI it with water and sit in it. hair it,
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10
8 Babies wear nappies before they learn to use this.
With it,
10 You can 611 It with water to wash your hands.

12.3 Correct the mistakes. There are

10 marks
Every morning, when my alarm clock calls I awake up, I go up and do a shower and be
dressed. I go downstairs and have breakfast. Then I go back to the bathroom
and wash my teeth. At rhc end of day, ar about I go upstairs, go
undressed and go in bed. I listen to the radio for a while, then I turn the light
and go to asleep,

18 Test in (J$e Elementg.ry

13 living room
1 3.1 Choose words from the box to match the descriptions.
. marks armchair bcn'kshelf carpet coffee table curtains light tight
switch remote contral sofa TV

Example: You can ralk to an this,

siron This. 12 words}
2 You walk on this.
3 You usually find hooks on
rhis, 4 You can watch this.
5 You close these when i' gers dark
6 You Pilt this on when it gets dark.
7 You can turn the television and off with this,
8 You turn the light Off with this,
9 You can drinks on This-

1 3.2 Write narnc beside each object, then read the text and draw a line from each
Object to the right place in the sitting room.
Example:
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In the
10

in
100k at this sittrng room. The phone is on the armchair. There isa
rhe dCX'r and rhe remote control is the sofa. The picture is on the wall near the
window and the hi-fi is next to the socket. The radio is on rhe bcw.kshelf. 'There
is a on rug and a lamp an rhe coffee table, There is a light switch
the wall next to the door.

, please?
'Want afterwork, I lie on the sofa and listen to music.
3.3 Complete each sentence with a verb.

Test 'þtct7buiG'T/ 'n Use Ejemeneor•g

19

Your score
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10

Jobs
14.1 What do
we call marks
1 a person who cuts your hair?
2 a person who works in an office and writes letters, answers the phone,
3 a person who lives in the country and grows food and/or keeps animals for food\
a person you go to when are ill. who examines you, decides what is wrong
and gives you medicine?
a person who designs and builds bridges, roads, etc.?
S
. a person who mends cars and other
1 , a person who serves you in a restaurant?
a person who cares for sick people in a
hospital but is not a doctor? a person
who gives you lessons? 10 a person who works in a shop?

14.2 Now use the words from 14,1 to fill gaps, Use each word ance only.
Sometimes 10 marks you will have to use the plural form.
1 The ..—.. . . said it would cost £300 to fix my ear.
2 I wenr for walk in rhe caunrryside and tner a — — looking after some sheep. 3
Do you like my haiû I have a new'. I think. she's better than the Old one, 4 Our
. said we're going ro have a grammar test next Monday.
5 You can h talk to the director but you can leave a message with her

6 While I was studying [ worked as in a big

store at weekends.
[ like the idea of building big bridges and motorways, so I'd like ro be
an 8 To become a , you have to study medicine for five years, g
The . were very kind me when I was in hospital- They were always
there when I needed them.
10 The — in that restaurant are very friendly
14.3 True or false? Write T for true, F for false, If you write F, say why.
:
10
m
ar
ks
A bus driver works in an Offux.
2 v What do you do?' is another way of saying *What is your job?'
3 A person who works in a bookshop is called a librarian,
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In the
10
4 A person who checks parked cars is called a traffic police, 5 If you do your
iob/proíession in your own h01'SC or flat, you say work at home' or work from
home.' unrh are correct. 6 It is correct to say • I have an interesting work.' 7 A
bank clerk works in a bank.
It sorneone asks YOU about your ioh, you can say
9 A person who repairs cars is called a
mechamcian, 10 Doctors and nurses work
in hospitals.

rest bur Enef'.sh btaEoJary i" Use

Your score
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15 At school and university

1 5.1 Which school subiect is each person talking about? marks
CARIL)6'. 'l need it becall«r• I want to study in Australia one
MARIe 'Itts my favourite subiect because I love learning about ather countrtes,'
SIMONE; 'i like it because I love drawing and painting pictures.'
3 'l think it is very interesting to learn about animals and plants,'
4good because we run arui iump and aren't silting ar a desk.' 5
AIU)ULLAIE "Numbers are very interesting and I love working with
them.'
6 •J how in
7 'l think it is very important to learn all about computers.'
'We study speed and light and movement — it's great.'
9 'We learn songs and sometimes we can play instruments,'
10 rnarh•s. 10 MFENA; enioy doing experiments in the lab with different chemicals

1 5.2 What are these things calleΠPut the letters in order to make words and then match the
words with the pictures, Example:

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1 5.3 Complete each sentence with a verb in correct form (e.g. get, got,
getting).Etaøgple; At the end Of a university oourse, you
degree, 1 Mary likes school but she hates
- homework.
2 The children are their history textbook.
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3 The teacher asked a story ahour favourioe animal.
4 Children usually to ride a bike at the age of six or seven.
5 , a course in computing this weekend,
6 When my English course I have to an exarn.
7 Everyone hopes to their exams; no me wants to

8 Mr Jones my son history

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16.1 Here arc six things we use so help us communicate. put letters in order to make
G marks words,
1 KYDBROAE
2 TETERL
LIEBOM HONE]'
4 TREkL1' UXO
5 PONTEI.EHE
6 CREESN

16.2 Fill ihe gaps in the conversations,

10
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answerphCM1ev

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a blank
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Yes, sure, next to thecomputer,

1 6.3 Put these sentences into the correct order to make a typical phone conversation. Write
the numbers 1—10 next to the sc:ntenccs.
He ls not here right now. Who's calling?
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Hello,
Okay, I'll tell him.
Hi, can I speak to Kelù Aye.
Joanna. Could you give him a message?
No problem. Bye.
Yeah,
Thanks.
could tell him I called and HI call back lateri
16.4 Wfite questions for these answers. Use the words in brackets.
4 marks
1 on the memory stick on my desk, lour holiday photos}
Bob Com,
3 Yes, of course you can. The phane ts in the kitchen.
Omakel 4 24th March, (date, letterl

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Holidays
1 7.1 Answer questions, marks
Example; What kind of sport is skiin:g?
What kind of cheques can you use in any country?
What do you need to buy if you want ro goon a bus, plane or train?
3 What are dollars, euros and yen examples Of?
4 What do you call a holiday when you pay for everylhing (travel. hotel, etc,) together? S If
a town has a lor Of restaurants, discos and nightclubs, you can say that the
•s

6 What do you call all the things that you take with you on holiday?
7 What do you call a book that tells you lots af useful holiday expressions in another
language?
What do peop e usually send their friends when they are on ho iday?
What do you call the big bag you carry on your hack on a walking holiday? 10 What
kind of boat can you take your car on?

1 7.2 Correct the mistakes in Chesc sentences.

5 marks
Example: Take your currency so yoo can rake photos when you're on holiday.

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1 A coach is a large comfòrtablc Train,
2 When you go into another country, they look at your phrasebook.
3 You are only allowed ro visit some countries if you have a special postcard,
•1 A ferry takes you across land.
5 Wheql you go on ho iday, you pur all the clmhes and other things you need in a camera.

17.3 Fill the gaps in this dialogue.

RICX: Have you been — „ holiday this year yet, Meg? MEG" Yes, we
a fantastic holiday in Russia last msurh,
RICK': Great! HOW did get
We from London to Finland and then we a across the Baltic Sea from
Helsinki to St Petersburg. We spent a couple of days there and then we went to Moscow
bus. We came home fram Moscow

So, what was it like? What did you think of the lcxal was delicious! And there
was lots of excellent very good discos and clubs, a I open ti I very late-
RICK. Do you 1M. Russian?
MEC;: NO, hut we had a good and that helped us a What ablaut Rick?
RICK, We're 110' on holiday next week.
We're going to camping, We don't have to go to the we'regorng
airport to catch a
In our own and we're staying in this country, sch of course, we
can just use aur ordinary money — we doqù need to take any or
foretgn

Well, J hope you have a wonderful time!

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18 Shops and shopping

1 8.1 Which type Of shop would you go 10
8 marks
, to meat? . ro buy and persodlal items? 2 to buy bread and cakesÈ 6 to
buy newspapers and rmgazirtes? to a present - co buy
scamps? 4 to buy food and everyday Things for your house? 8 to buy hcxjks?

1 8,2 Write the correct name for cach department of a big store on the noticeboard,
8 marks

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18.3 Fill the gaps in the conversations.

said I could change it if I kept the
over
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small café}
CUSTOMER; Can pay by card?
WAITFA\ Sorry, sir, vee clotú have a machine.
Oh. Can write a
WAITER\ No. I'm sorry, sv, only This is inst a small café, I like
this swearer. Shall J buy
MAIW\ Why donntyou„ it on first and see how it looks on you? SAt,l.Y: Yes,
maybe J should.
6 fl'he customer has iust bought a scarf)
There you arc, madam, $25, and here's your SS. Shall 1
put it in a — for you? No thanks, I'll put it an, IL's cold

7 CUSTOMER: I bought this jacket yesterday, too big for me. DO you have it m a smaller

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19 In a hotel sign to answer each question.

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1 For which sign do you move your

19.1 hand from you? 2 For which sign do
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Example; I Some
book order change check check out eæhafige fill in get have have sign
I a reservation for a double room far tomght. 2 Please
could you this farm?
your name at the bottom Of the form.
4 your hill carefully before you pay it.
5 could J in my room, please an outside line, you
should dial 0-
I'd like ,,, room service, please.
8 I would like to. a room for next weekend, please.
9 Could dollars into euros, please?
10 We're ready to leave, so we'd like to

19.3 Answer these questions about staying in a hosel,

• s 10 marks
Example: Whar do you call the evening meal?
1 What do you have to pay bcforc you leave the hotel?
2 What do you probably need if your room is on the ninth f'looÈ
3 What do you need to open your
4
What do you call a room for one person? 5 What do you call a roam far two people?
6
If you phone Britain from another country; you must always dial 44 before the
telephone numlX'f- Whar is rhe number 44 called?
7 What do you ask for if you want to wake up early in the morning?
8 Complete this sentence; '1 have a Sentence
means 'J have booked a double room.'j
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9 Where do yau go when you firsr arrive at a hotel?
10 What do you ask for if you want to eat in your room?
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1 Eating out
20.1 Where would you hear these phrases? Match phrases on the left with the places on 6
marks the right.
1 A Cheese sandwich to take to eat in the park, please, a café
2 A pint Of lager, please, b fast food restaurant
3 Soup scart, ghe chicken and mushrooms, please. C self-service restaurant
4 A burger, French fries and a coke, please, to eat here, d take-away S One coffee, one tea and two
pieces of toast, please. e pulðltar
6 Where can I find knives and forks, please? f resraurant
20.2 Fill the gaps, mar s
1 Ar lunchtime I usually dorft have a big meal; I just have a for example a
sandwich or some fruit.
2 If you order steak in a rescauranr you can usually say if you want it
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3 You don h have co have alcohol in a pub. They also drinks like
lemonade or coke.
4 If yau want wire with your meal, you can ask the waiter for the wine — 5 The restaurant
has a tourist menu for only €2.0, You can from a list of , main courses and —
, You can even have a meal if you darft eat neat,

6 Are you ready co — madam?

CRISTOMF.R: Yes, have tomato salad to Start, then the fish, please,

20.3 Put the words into pairs, Use each word once only, 4
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21 Sports
21.1What are these sports? Write questions, using either play or go,
• 1 [l marks
Example:

21.2 Answer these questions.

10 marks
1 If the sea IS too cold, where can you go swtmrning?
2 What do you call the place where you play footbalþ
3 What do you call the place where you play basketball;} Name
a sport which needs snow.
5 V,/here can yotl do lots of different spo«tè
6 Name two sports which originally come from
Japan. {2 marks) Which srx:rt has the Melbourne
Cup?
8 Name crie sport in which you can play
'doubles' (two players against two players}. g
Which sport has Formula One?
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21.3 Which word does
not belong in
each group? Explain why.
Example: ftXJtball, baseball,
table tennis, rugby

1 swimming, skiing, sailing, kayaking

2 running, motor racing, hCffse racing, sailing
3 tent"S, volleyba]l, badminton. baseball
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5 tenrns., volleyball, basketball, American football
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22 Cinema
22.1 Write the names of the types of films under the pictures. One of
the types has two names,
10 marks thriller cartoon musical
romantic comedy
love story comedy
action horror science
fiction western
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1 What's on the cinema this week?

2 At the weekends, we just relax and
DVDs. 3 1 didn't like that film, J was
bor•ng, 4 Do you go to cinema very
often?
5 11 was a very
funny film and
enjoyed very
much. 6 1
watched a good
film in TV lasc
night.

22.3 Match the words and phrases below with

one of the film types from 22.1, 8 marks
1 'You are a Ijntish spy, Mr Bond!'

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Are these statements true or false? If they are false, correct
them,
Example: The dog is havtng a sleep.

1 The fair•haired woman i' reading a newspaper.

2 The girl is talking on the phone,
The man with the beard is watching the news on TV]
•t The dark-haired woman ts cooking,
5 The man without a beard is reading a magazine.
6 The is playing a comparer game, —

23.2 Choose verbs from the box to

complete the conversation, 10 marks
cook download grown had having phone Stay talk use watch
Stup . computer games, Anna. I want to talk to you. How
about Sue and James around ar the
weekend?
Good idea, a long tune sirR'e we friends to dinner. I'll
them now and ask them, something special. They always
make such delicious meals,
PAU œ Sure. I.eù some of the vegetables we've — in the
garden.
ANNA} idea, DO you want to the Internet tonight?
PAUL• No, I'd like to my new DVD. What
to
I want to to my mother on the phone. l i d [ike to fnd
out when she is going came and With Then I Want to
, rnus»c.

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23.3 Use words below to
make sentences, 10 marks
Example: newspaper / a / day i" J every / read

I lunch a i Crandfarher / afrer / always 1" sleep has

2 famous reading / I / people/ about / like hooks
3 listen / I rhe \ my / radio usually f in \ to
our 4 films favourite / musicals / My are
5 a / has / My} of," ior/ mother I' novels
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instruments
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24-3 Circle the correct underlined word.

I likes
2 prefer music. 3 This shop sells instruments, 4 1 like all kinds
of mus,iç/musics.
S There was a very good i' music at the festival.
6 1 stand jazz.
7 He is a professional music/mws¶cian-
8 My sister Igarns[has guitar lessons.

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Countries and nationalities

Which continents are these countries in?
10 marks
Exampl
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Thailan
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Paki Africa d
stan Th*'Åne4
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Argentina

Canada
China
Germany

Morocco
Peru
Portugal
Poland

Thailand
Tuntsia

25.3 Arc these sentences true or false? If they are false. correct them.
Exanrple: Rome is the capital of Canada.

1 Ottawa is the capiral of the USA,

Oublin is the capital of
Australia.
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S Madrid is the capital of Russia,
6 Pretoria IS the capital of Korea,
7 Canberra is the capital of
Austria, B Tokyo is the capital of
Japan.
9 Wellingron is rhe capital of Chile,
10 DC is the capital of The USA.

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rain a You can't see ir it makes things move about,

2 sun b It makes a very loud noise.
3 thunder c When light comes suddenly the sky, often during a storm,
fog d les yellow and makes you feel warn-a,
S snow Warer falling from the sky,
6 lightning f These are sometimes big and whine and can be seen in the sky.
7 clouds g It's a very strong wind,
Wind h Iths white and cold,
storm It's a strong wind and heavy rain together,
hurricane j You can't see things in the distance.

26 Weather
26.3 Correct the mistakes,
.10 marks
1 Yesterday was a sunshine day, but today its cloudy,
2
26,1 Match the weather
snowing words
in New Yorkonand
lcfifogging
with the sentences
in Chicago on the right. 10
today,
marks 3 very wœt in the Sahara Desert' It hardly ever rains there.
4 We had a •rarmthunder last night. woke me up,
S It was rainmg and winding, so we stayed at home.

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27 In the town
27.1 Complete these questions and answers.
5 marks
Example: Excuse me, I'm a post office.
1 No problem. Thertà one iusr over There on the other of rhe road, 2 Can you .
me the way to the nearest bank, please?
3 No problem. Take rhe number 20 bus and off ar the third stop,
4 Is there a ear park herû
5 Yes. Turn right here and its ahouu 500 merres down that road the lefr,
27.2
5 marks

3 4 5

27.3 Whiéh words match these definitions? The first letter Of each word is given to help you.
He or she keeps order on the streets,
1 Trains arrive and leave from here,
2 You can buy stamps and send parcels and letters here.

These words are on doors to show you the way in and {he way out of a building or area. 4

of 5 Visitors to a place can

find out here about hotels and special places to visit.

6 This notice means that people must not have a cigarette here. IN... — —

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where
people can
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28.1 March the words on left 'With (he defimtions on right,

1 farm a large area full of trees
2 lake b smaller than a town
3 mountain c small hoose in the counury
4 village d large area of water
S hill smaller than a road, nar for cars
G forest f the Thames, the Amazon and the Nile are examples
path Where keep anima IS and
B field h there are a lot of these the Alps and in the Himalayas g corrage closed
piece of land where animals live or people grow food
10 rtver high ground, but not as high as the Alps or Himalayas

28.2 Usc rhe words from 28.1 to fill Ibo gaps, usc each word once only. Sometimes you will J.
10 marks have to use the plural form.
1 She lives in a small of about SOO people.
We got our of the cat and walked along a by the river.
3 If we cut down more and more trees there will be no — left in the world,
The — Roes through three countries and then into the Mediterranean Sea.
5 The town has all round it; some of them are 3,000 metres high. 6 They
have a house near a and have a boat they can use on it, 7 He has a little .
tn the country, where he spends the weekends.
There were some sheep in the „ eating the grass,
9 1 lived on a when I was a child. I loved the animals and the open air: 10 The east of
England is good for cycling holidays because there are not many

28.3 Correct the mistakes. There may bc more than one each sentence. la
marks
1 love the nature, so when I finish my studies I'm going to work in a conservatory arca in the
countryside,
2 In the summer we go to the mountains for picnics; in the wincer wc go for ski.
3 At the weekends, I like to get out Of the city and go for a walk in the nature.
4 There are some fantastic wildlifcs in the narional park.
5 He lives in a beautiful house in the mountain.
6 Athens is a country in the city of Greece.
Everest •ts the highest hill in the world,
8 We live in the countryside and go walk most weekends.

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29.1
Whal are these
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29.2 Which animal word matches these

Example: a young hen.
1 a young horse
2 rhe meat from a hen
3 a place Where you go to see bots Of wild animals from different countries young birds, rorroises
and snakes are all 'horn from these
5 we get this from sheep and it to make warm clothes
6 rhe meat from a pig (2 words)
7 we drink this and also use it to make cheese and butter a long rhin animal with no legs

9 the skin Of cows — we use it to make shoes and handbags

29.3 Which word does not belcmg in each group?

Explain. 10 marks
Example: hen. mcmkey, parrot, chick

1 lion, tiger, horse, cat

2 elephant, giraffe, snake, cow
3 calf, lamb, sheep, paglet
4 fish, tortoise, pig
5 beef, foal, ham, chicken
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Travelling
30.1 Write the type Of transport under each picture,
marks

30.2 Answer the questions.

You want to find out where a place is. What can you look at? 2
Whar do you need to show when you arrive in a new country?
3 lil which part of the tram can you buy food have a meal?
4 A from to B and back again is a taeket, What do we call a ticket from A to

5 Who checks your suitcases and Other bags when you arrive in a new country?
6 What word means •suitcases and other bags'?
Whar can you look at to find the times Of buses or trains?

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8 You need a car for your holiday hut don't want to use your own car. What can you do?
Whar type of card do you need to get on a plane?
10 What do you call the people who work on the pEane and bring you meals, etc.?

30.3 Circle the correct answerl

10 marks
1 'The plane (a} grounded landed 6.35,
2 1 need to fill tank put up my car. Is therea petrol station near here?
3 The train has iust arrwed 1b) in {clar plarform number 5.
4 The offilxr (al controlled checked lcx-lked rny passport and said 'Welcome to Aolanta,'
5 1'm going near your house, Can I give you a lift (b) drive carn*
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31 UK culture
31.1 Fill in the consonants to complete these names of special days,
marks
Example: E A - - £ - Easter

31.2 Match a word on the lcfr with a word on (he right.

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Christmas eggs
card
Parliament
2 hank
3 Yorkshire
4 royal
S pnmary family
6 roast hciliday
7 Prime pudding
Easter rnasala 9 Christmas
potatoes
10 Houses of school chicken
likka

31.3 words in the right column. h

marks

curry fireworks
king nursery oven
Prime Minister private
queen secondary state
Types of Hot things People
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31.4 Answer these questions.

Example On which special day do get chocolate eggs?

1 Which special day is on 14 Felwuary?

2 Which day has
3 What kind of meat do peopleeat Yorkshire pudding with?
•t 'Fish and is a traditional British meal,
5 Which country did curry come to the 1.1k from?

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32 Crime
32.1
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Crime murder mugging ear theft

Person Example: mugger terronst 4

Action DI to co arrack somebody 5

so or a place for a car
mebco somebody policical reasons
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32.2 NOW use words from 32.1 fill the gaps in

There was a — in our street last night,
a house and .. a TV
set, a DVO p*ayer and some cash.
2 Anna Frane's dead body was found in rhe river, She
had been , was her ex-
boyfriend,

3 is very easy in some shorxs,

many btg stores have cameras to catch
4 The bank in the High was yesterday,
The escaped in a blue sports car,
S A student was as she was walking home, A
yoong man took her money and credit cards.

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month. my Car from chg Cat
three

32.3 True or false? Write T for true, F far false. If you write F,
say why.
1 If you are itmocewt you are not
2 If you do something wrong park your car In a 'no
parking' area) you have to pay a

3 Sometimes people break and destroy things (e.g.

telephone boxes, trees in the park). We call the people
who do this crime vandalism. .
4 Attest means that the police corne anal take someb(Þdy
away because they think they are guilty of a crime..

S We call violence and criminal actions at

hooliganism.
6 We call the place where peop e decide whgTher someone is guilty
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stay in far many years if you
are guilty of a bad came a
8 People who sell illegal drugs are called drug dealers. —
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33 The media
33.1 Match the words cm the left with the definitions on the right.
newsa The Simpsons and

3 nature programme C regular programme is happening

4 sports programme d programme which has interviews with famous people e programme
about animals or plants f programme about, for example, football or the
5 talk show Olympic Games g CNN, Eurosporr, M'IN and BBC.I are examples of this
6 cartoon h programmes that show people living their lives, not actors acting i
7 documentary magazine telling stories in pictures
8 film j serious programme about society or nature k TV serial that on
9 channel for years about rhe lives of a group of pecvle
10 reality TV
11 eormc
Mickey Mause arc famous examples of this
the cinerna o' on DVD about what in rhe world
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9 J have to buy a

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10 Mum always watches her favourire
Australian before the news.
11 This programme is boring- Let's try another „

33.3 Which of these words go toge¶hct with

newspaper and which go together with ID marks
ntagazine?
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Problems at home and work

34.1 Look at these pictures and choose a phrase to describe earl' one. 10
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not working. Il's dying, He'S his finger, Ifs untidy, It's broken,

34.2 What could you do about the problems in 34.1?

What could you do to the mal*' finger?
2 What could you do to the cup or the TV? 12 different
verbs) 3 What could you do ro rhe desk?
4 What could you do to the plan*

34.3 Fill the gaps. Use one word in each gap.

1 My computer yesterday, so I didnä get your email.
2 Our Was in a , this SO the lesson was not very nice.
3 The ticket machine was out of m , so I couldn't get a ticket.
4 shouted at my sister. I must to her
5 Jon and Sara have had a and arc nor to each ocher,
, my wallet, I must find it'
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7 1 calù find my credit card. Could you help mc
The boss does;ù like it if desk , and always asks me to
it.

9 Ther• a problem with my hike. DO you think you could —it for me?

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35.1 Look at the headlines Which of problems in the box will articles be about?
10 marks car crash earthquake flood forest hre hurricane pollution snowsrorrn
strike traffic iam unemployed people

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Which word fills each gap?

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Example: The craffic i _ _ are very bad here in the mornings,
people have much money, people don't have jobs.
_ peop e don't have a place to live,
4 If the air is p__ it is not clean.
5 If people are h something to eat.
6 The busy time fór traffic in the morning and evening is called the r h

7 There were serious f last year after some very heavy rain,
8 The manager wouldn•t agree to raise the workers' wages and so they decided to go
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9 In summer there are a lot of tourists here and the town is very c _

10 The American W of Independence took place at the end Of the eighteenth

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35.3 put the words in the box in pau•s,
air car cities crash crowded earth fire forest homeless hour iam people pollution
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36.1 What are these people doing? Write sentences using have, 5 marks

36.2 Match the phrases using have on the left with the esplanations the right,
have a game a enjoy something
2 have ago b be free to do something
3 have a gr.XJd timeC try something
4 have a wcm;i with someoned play something
5 have the time to do something e speak to someone

36.3 Fill the gaps the correct form Of havc {got} to or have
got, 10 marks
1 1 asked for stamps in the shop but they any. so

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my hair cut yesrerday. Do you like it? loo

k at it,

36.4 What can you say using have? Choose a suitable expression for each situation,
Can I have a go? Can I have a word with you? Have a good
yourney! Can I have a look? Have a good lime!

1 Someone is leaving for the airport to to New York.

2 Someone shows you a new mobile phone with the latest games an it.
3 Someone says they have lots af their holiday photographs on their mobile phone, 4 Someone is
going for the evening to a restaurant, then to party.
S You want speak to someone about something Important,

36.5
5 marks Fill the gaps,
—„.„ in 1 We had . the new Chinese restaurant yesterday.

with the boss at 10.30, bur I can see you at 11 0'c

ack. with her new teacher at 5 pm today.
4 In our English classes we have every day to do before the next;
lesson and at the end Of every term,
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Go / went / gone
Fill the gaps with the right word or words.
- •ID marks
Example: Let ts the cinema this evening.
My mother goes to work bike.
2 'The aid lady went the house andthe street.
J Please go — I clorft want you here!
4 Oliver went . rhe stairs ro his bedroom on the top
5 In the morning I go to rny office in the lift but at the end Of the day I go rhe stairs,
6 1 like to goto work, car.
7 We've had a lovely holiday bur we have ro gohome tomorrow.
8 Is this bus goingthe railway station \

37.2 Which meaning of go is used in each sentence? Write a, b or c

next to each
sentence. activity talk for the

1 Are you going watch the football match tonight?

2 Ll.:'rry goes to Paris on business every year.
3 1 love going sightseeing when I'm on holiday, 4 What are you going to do next year?
S DO like going

37.3 Which activity is each person doing? Use an expression With goatg,

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Do / did / done
38.1 Fill the gaps with the correct form: do/does did or done. Two of the forms
you need are negative.

parents now?

a lot of work today,

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Sentence Same sentence using do

She's dang ž:he. go.råe,rû'.

I What is your job?

2 How do you spend rhe weekends?
3 Let me wash the dishes,

4 1 always clean my house on Saturdays.

5 J worked very hard but I failed the exarn,
38.3 Correct the mistakes in these
sentences, 15 marks
1 MICHAEI± What does your father?
He's a lorry driver. ( t rtustake)
2 I like do homework but I know I have co do. 12 mistakes)
3 He do a lot of business with companies in the ISA nowadays. Il mistakel
4 I saw her ar rhe gym. She was done sorte exercises that locked very hard, (l
mistake} 5 DIANA: Liz, what you are do with all those clothes? IJtZ: J do my
washing, All my clothes are dirty. 12
6 FATHSR: TO do
IVAN: No, Not now, I do it later, Please,
Dad! VATVlf.R: No! want you do it
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J MARIA: I does my hest to learn all the words
every day. So does l, but then I forget
thern again.
[n our family, my father do the washing-up every day, my morhgr is do the
gardening, my hfOJh•er doing mistakesl

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39.1 What is each person making? Write sentences.
10 marks

Isabelle Phil Sophie Vincent

Katy Nathan

39.2 put these words in the right

column. marks
Ittnch your homework a noise an appointment a mtsrake some
exercises the housework rhe washing an exam a choice the ctR1king

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Come / came / come

Hi, Mum! I've finished my shopping and Prn
Timmy,
See you in 20 minutes.
stand there!

Hi, lanc- I'm His

name'S Miguel and rbink Oh,
Okay, l' I the station. My
train was late. he
Mexico. tomorrow.

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Left with (he definitions on (he fightu
1 Jo is in hospital, Dc. you want
her with me? a found by chance
2 We're going to the park, DO you
want to b go to someonês house
3 1 came-across an old photo of you
yesrerday. c visit a person or place
4 Come at about five o'clock and
have cup of tea. d was
mentioned
S Her name came up in com•ersarion.
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2 Do you know Stockholm? I've never been there.
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STEVE What nationality is TSnya? Where she comes from?
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4 ANNA: was surprised to see Julia in your office.
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41.1 [low long did it take people to do
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I Miranda 7.30 - left home to go to work arnved at work

2 Tony — started checking emails 9.20 — finished checking emails
3 Maggie starred doing homework finished doing homework
Jeremy 10 00 -got cm p ane JO fly to Paris — arrived in Paris
S Julia 12.45 —starred earing lunch finished eating unch

6 Mark IS.IS — starred writing report 1145 - finished writing report

7 Angela got on train to go to London 22.05 -arr•ved in London
8 Paul 10.00 — started repairing bike finished repairing bike

luly 1 — started writing story Sept 30 — finished writing story

10 Ken December started writing December 2010 — finished writing

41 .2 Use the words below to write full

10 marksi' French course last year.

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5 Pete / take underground / to
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take or bring in your answer. There
may be more than one 10 mar
possible answer.
1 Your friend has to catch a train,
You have a car. Offer to drive
them co (he stario:n,
2 A friend is going into town. You
have a parcel which you want to

J You're having a party at your

house, One of your friends plays
the guitar; Invite them with their
guitar.
4 You've iust bought a sweater but
the size is wrong, Tell a friend
what you're going ro do when
you go to town tomorrow,
S A good friend IS going to Belgium
for a few clays, You'd like some
Belgian chocolates,

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43 Get / got / got

43.1 Fill rhe gaps in 1—5 with an adiective leg. dark, hot, etc.}. Fill the gaps in 6—10 with a
o. marks noun le,g, stamps, doctor, etc.},
Example; if you are ill* you want to get
1 If you are cold. you Want to get
2 If your life is boring. you want it toget more
3 If your workmg day is very long, you'd like it to get
—
4 If you are pc»o:, you•cå probably like to get
5 If someone IS fat and they eat less and do a lot of exercise they wi I probably ger

Example: If you are hungry, you want to get some

6 Before you go on a train iourney, you have to get a
/ You go to the bank or a cash ma©hine when you want to gel some
8 You go to the baker's when you want to get some g When it'S
birthday
10 You check your email program to see if you have got any new ,

43.2 Use words in brackegs and the pictures to ask questions with get to. to marks hat time \
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you / Example: (Haw / I / 2N

How do I.E. £0 the bank?

3 4 ( Wherj } your brother 5 Il-low / [ /

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43.3 Fill the gaps using forms of get phrases with get.
10 marks in medicine.
Example; Dick is planning ro go ro university a degree
Jr's raining and the people ar rhe bus
2 David and Hilary _ last week. They're on their honeymoon now, 3 1'm very
thirsty, I'd like a cup of rea now.
4 My dad usually from work at 6,311
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5 My grandfather was ill last week happily, he now, 6 1'd like a change,
I'd love to in a big international company.
7 Whar rime do you usually school in the morning?
8 My brother from the United States yesterday.
9 wanr ro know what's happening in the world. I'm going Jhc newsagenr ts co

10 love sending and emails,

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44.1 Fill the gaps in these magazine horoscopes,
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44.2 Matcb thc sentences on the left with the sentences on the right.
1 The bus came, e She turned it up.
2 She felt too warm in her thick jacket. b She turned the light 3 The plane was de
ayed. C 4 She could!'ñ hear the radio.
S It was dark in the roortt. de It took off at 4.45 pm,

44, 3 Correct the mistakes

•-10 marks
1 have get The train at 730 tomorrow morning, so I'll have to go wp early,
2 1 went over working until after midnight Ex•cause I had an exam the •ext day.
3 lfi raining; put over your raincoat,
They offered her the job but she turned it off.
5 If you go off rhe bus ar Street, you will see the on your left.

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45 Everyday things
45,1 Andy does these things every morning. What time does he do each thing?

45.2 Andy does these things every evening. What time does he do each thing?
has dinner TV goes tubed home makes
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eight ar half past eight leaves house

45.3 Here are pictures Of Andy, What is he doing in each picture? Write sentences.

45.4 Write questions far rhesc answers, Use enher What ...i* or Hon.' o/terr
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clothesevery week.

I usually go to bed at 11.30.

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I usually come home at 6,30.
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I go to my friend's house every Friday evening.
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Match the sentence beginnings on the left with correct endings on the right,
1 1 said a me her name.
Shc told b happy birthday to him.
3 1 told her c co each tMhc•r.
They said d the way to the station. 5 We
said c that Chey were tired.

46.2 Fill the gaps with the correct form of say or tell.
5 marks
Did she what time she was arriving?
Yes, her train arrives at 6,30,
MICK: Have you .. Jim about rhe party:s
iŽRAN: Yes, I've invired him,
3 YOLANDA: Did she . thanks when you found her
credit carcþ No, she iust rook it. You loow what she's ike,
4 FM.r,r.N: Did any iokes at the dinner yesterday?
KLM; Yes, as usual he had some very funny ones,
5 TOURIST: Can you when the concert starts,
please?
IÞËRSON; Yes,

46.3 What do you do tn these situations? Use the verb ask in your answer,

10 marks
Exa»gple; You are in a new city and want to know what to see, where to eat,
etc.

I You do
2 You are In the street and you don•t have your watch on,
You are in Class do understand a word,
4 You have finished your meal in a restaurant.
S Someone is a CD very loudly and you are trying to study,

46.4 Correct the mistakes these sentences.

The phones ringing! Will you reply to it, please, David?
2 My hest friend lived in Denmark for Eve, years so she talks
exceilenr Danish.
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3 I sent him an email, but he hasn't said back yet. 4 SVEN: How is
said *Milan' in Italian? lïNA" It's 'Milano'.
5 He said an interesting story about when he was a child,

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41.1 What is each perscm doing? Write a sentence, using one of the verbs from the box
10 marks

47.2 Choose the correct word to complete each sentence, Circle the correct answer.
10 marks

get

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Please could you
2 Please

4 He can
5 How did you
6 Can you 7 Letv

9 Pilots
10 We can
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J love places by ship.
carry catch dance drive fall fly ride run swim
walk
1 At the spurts club the childlt:n enioy„
round the track,
the pool and
their bikes,
2 You need a lieence to . plane.
3 On Friday evcntng we all go ar a nightclub.
We roust leave now if we want to the early train.
S Waiters get a lot of exercise, 'lhey miles every day as they fratn the kitchen to the
tables. 6 1 don't like heights — I'm afraid of.
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Talking about language

48.1 Complete the table with the correct word from the box.
20 marks preposition phrase noun paragrap/i adlective plural adverb sentence
dialogue singular
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48.2 Answer the
marks questions,
1 What is the plural of boy: boys or

3 Which word is the verb in this sentence? My sister works in Hong

Rang.
4 is singular Of
5 Which of these words is a noun: Siu. out, Yong,
Which Of these is a preposition;
7 Which of these words is an adverb: front, easily, fulþ 8
Which is not a
9 Which of these words is plural: egg. bicycle, children. house?
10 A dialogue is a conversation hetsveen two people, True or false?

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Conjunctions and connecting

words
Choose a word from the box to fill the gap in each sentence. Use each word once only.

When or also so before because and after if but

I went to sleep, t set my alarm for seven o'clock — had to get lip
early to go to the airport. 2
. travel
round the world.
3 You can cross rhe English Channel by ferry through rhe tunnel
4 I like apples, t ike oranges, I don't like bananas.
5 she left umversiry she gal a iob in her company.
6 going to study this evening,p4ease phone me,
7 Phone meyou get London, so I know you are

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1 a arks for
marriage,
SAI.l.y:: Hmm, like to She is so thinks
he and Sally are too young to get
married.
he is TOO for he to
2 HILDA: My hair and face are like my sisterk but I'm taller than her.

a) Hilda likes her hair and face but her sister is smaller.
face and are to and they both the Same height,
Hilda* face and hair are similar to her sGterS hut her sister is shorter than she is.
3 and guitar but I the too,
'CJEf Oh
a) George plapgs one more instrument than his brother.
George plays the violin and his brother plays the violin.
c) Gorge plays the violin; his brother only plays the
guitar. 4 JAXF.: When 1 go to university I study maths.

al Jake thinks it ts possible he will go to university and study maths,

b) Jake prefers to study rttaths; he doesn't want to go to
ltniversity,
c) Jake has decided he will go to university and study mathsS
I*NI'SŒ; IAtke played the ptano, He sang as well. GUDRUN: Did he?
a} latke played the pnano and sang very well,
h) Luke played the piano and sang.
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49.3 Find five sentences that make sense in this table.

and so I've finished secondary school,
when if I want to learn more about Other countries and
becaus
I'm gogng to study abroad e cultures, really looking fonvard to it,
I will be away from home far three years.
I get good grades in my exams,
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Days, months, seasons

50. I Which month is this?
10 marks
Example: the 3rd month
the 6th month
2 the 12th month
3 the 8th month 4
the 1st month
S the 7th month
6 the 10th month
7 the 2nd month
B the 9th month
9 the 4th month
10 the 11th month

50.2 Match the words on the left with the definitions on the right.
afternoon a the day before today
2 century b Saturday and Sunday
3 day C the coldest season eventng d 60 seconds
5 fortnight e 7 days
6 m mure f between 12 pm and
7 tomorrow g 24 hours
8 week g weekend the day after today
10 wtnter 14 days
11 yesterday k 100 years

50.3 Fill the gap with the correct preposition.

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Example: I had lunch with my aunt Saturday.

I Today is Monday. So the day tomorrow is Wednesday.
summer last year, We went to France .
July.
1 goit'lg to With Sophie the weekend. We're going to the cinema
Friday evening and then we're going to •re my grandma Saturday. 4
days a week and 366 days . a leap year, 5 We had an important nu•eting the day
yesterday.
6 My birthday is the spring,

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51.4 Put the words cn the right in the correct places in
these sentences. 5 marks
1 Millie is afraid of flying so she..—— travels on a plane,
She. „goes by train, / NEVER
2 1meet the sports Club, but I doqñ see
him / NOW AND
3 It in the south of the country. It

rains instead, because it'S warmer than north* RARELY

4 NINA" Haw often do you buy new clothes,'

well, ['m a sludenr, so [ only have enough money to buy clothes
NOT i" OCCASIONALLY I love sojdying, but [ fee tired if I read for a long
time, SOMEIIMES \ USUAJ'.Y

51 .5 Complete the second sentence so that it means the same as the first one in
each case. marks
Right now, Ke¶l takes the bus in the morning and again
in the evening, the Ken
takes the bus .
2 Cll be back after a minute or so, See you in a very short time!
I'll be back moment, See you
3 Bill phones his sister every Friday. She was ill a short time ago, Bill
phones his sister a week, She was ill 4 Many years
people used horses, not cars.
.. people used horses, not cars,
5 Many years from now, people will travel to the moon for their holidays.
people will travel to the trtoon lcm their holidays,

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52.1 March
10 marks their opposites.
Example:
hack beginning end front here left right there tap
52.2 Look at the pictures and answer the questions.
. - 10 marks.
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Example: Which letter is in the middle?

1 What is there on the front of rhe carl

2 What is there on the back of the caë Where is rhe photograplù 3
Whar is Chere on the Lucy's desk.
side of the car?

4 What is at the beginning of the pathž the from of

S Who is in the middle
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the path?

52.3 Choose the best words from the box to fill the gaps in the email.
10 marks
abroad et'-home away back everywhere here left middle our side there

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53.1 Put pairs of opposite words into the table.
10 marks
sad

friendly bed
slow unfnendly
loud happy

53.2 Fill the gaps with an adverb le,g, wrongly} so that she second sentence means the
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Example: The numbers in this list are wrong,
This list is numbered.
He was dnving at 140 kilometres per hour,
He Was Very
2 He shouted her name.
He said her name very
3 We went past the bah'* bedroom, rn.lking very little noise because she was
asleep.
We past the room Very
He's a good pianist,
He plays the
5 There was ice on the road, so we drove at 20 kilometres per hour,

6 She was very unfriendly when she spoke to us,

She spoke to us very unfreendly
7 1 don't swim for the school ream because a bad swimmer,

8 The manager was quick to reply to my letter.

The manger replied to my letter
She looked at me in a very sad way,
She looked at very —
10 Our teacher is always friendly when she corrects our mistakes, She always corrects
mistakes

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sudden quiet strange quick easy

1 hear what the child is saying.

HOW is
Glen was acting in a way that no one could understand.
Was
3 The accident happened in one short rttorttent, and no ane was
espccring it.
HOW
4 Pippa passed the exam with no problems at all , How did She

S He âmshed the iob in less than a minute.

HOW did

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Wrigc uncoumable noun for cach picture. We give you Ibe hest letter cach time,

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54.2 Put these nouns into two columns; countable and uncountable.
10 marks
milk shoe money rice bread traffic apple bus plate burger
Countable Uncountable

54.3 Correct the mistakes.

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t Are these furnitures new? I haven
2 had a
3 We have ten people coming to lunch, so we'll need three large breads.

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S The traffics are always very bad around 8 0'clock in the morning.
6 The n€'WS are on TV in minutes, We watch
7 Rail travels are more interesting than gorng
by air, a J have a lot Of works to do before the exam next
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10 marks

Common adjectives 1 : Good and bad

things
Put these adiectives into the correct columns.

dreadful excellent great horrible lovely manellous

nice terrible wonderful

Good Bad

55.2 Circle the correct underlined adjective in these sentences.

Examp]e: Harry is a — nobody likes him.
love Kay s
t great\awful
. new car —
2 1 don 'r like my boss — he's wonderfulfhorriblc-
3 Let* go to Max% Restaurant tonight — the food there is pere didn't
enjoy the film — he said ir was awfulfbrillianr-
5 Sue did very well in her test — the teacher said she wrote a terrible/brilliant
essay. 6 The party was terrible/lrwely —everyone had a gcg•'d rime.
7 Thank you so much — I had a xrfcçt/horrible day.
B Jo does very well ar school — she usually gets marks in her class.
9 We're planning to have a pecnic tomorrow — I hope the weather is fine'terrible,
10 The hotel was ous — we'll never go there again-

55.3 Fill the gaps in these dialogues, We give you the first letter each rime. marks
Example; A; I had a great time at the party last night,

A: Let's meet at 7 — OK?

2 A: What dreadful weather!

Yes, isn't it tm....
3 A': I'll send you a postcard from our holiday.

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4 A: The film was terrible, wasn't it!
Yes, it was
5 food is good here, isn't it?
Yes, iù
6 A: I'll show you the town tomorrow

7 A: I d0d1't like her very much, do you.ñ NO, shets

8 elp you paint your room if you like.
It's a beautiful view; isn't
Yes, ies g.
score 10 Oid you enioy the parry?
B: NO, it was

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Put these adiectives into the correct columns•
kind horrible unhappy wonderful stupid
diffictilr easy-going lovely selfish naughty
Positive Negative

56.2 Circle the correct underlvncd adicctaves in This email. 10 marks

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Hi Jenra.
Before with us an our let tell abou;t Of people in tre group.
Harry our CILJO president, is everybody likes him. Art I like Reran too — site'S

I butothet people tninkshe•s Okay. I don¶ to sit neat Robert — a

persor. Henry is very self!$h'kü'.d to so we car sit with and we all like Jeremy. We think NS
person.
Krisanan is laugting. He's such e person, do is home from sniversity - sheb like her dder
The only is, her litlle brother lack ard her atle Sister her. Jack is very at schocl.
The teacher often has to serd him to the head teacher's ctfic:e. do me, The news iS that Emma is Child.
arid all her like her.

By the way, it was c' to forget your mother's birthday. I She wasn't SEB you Saturday!
Love.
Barbara

56.3 Find the opposites of the words in Box in Box B. 10

marks
kind happy lovely difficult unhappy
scupid easy-going se]hsh horribbe

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57 Words and prepositions

57.1 Match the sentence beginnings on the left with the endings on the right.
marks
Wait at this stop a for the lovely flowers.
2 Nurses lookb for our train tickets,
3 I'm looking forward C at playing the violin.
4 She chanked himd to brother,
5 I'm not very interested e far arriving late.
I'l l for the number 10 bus,
7 The child is afraid g in politics.
Il apologtse h for cups Of coffee,
9 Suzie IS very good after people in hospital,
10 This coat belongs j Of big dogs,
11 James asked the waiter k to the holidays.
57.2 Pill the gaps in each sentence with she correct preposition.
Example: I won't long. Please

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1 1 find my glasses. Can you help me them?
2 Who dt,gs that ear belong
her son he won first prize.
3 Jane was very proud
We're thinking ............ngoing to Spain for our ho iday,
S Sally is had maths she is good English.
6 1'm lcm-Iking fónvard seeong you soon, 7 Dick
apologised — breaking rhe window, B Please 100k
the statue on the right.
10 ma
ks
9 1'm not interesred . old bui dings,

51.3 email correct or

sooner, but I've been

Thanks for your email, t ( 1) far nat replying very busy. I
had a maths exam today: I'M not very had to do a lot .ofat maths, so I for my results -
won't work for it, r have to get them far a week or two.
Now I'm free!!! This evening I'm going to , to a new CO
00b ht me today, we went to the ShOfPS together after which Mum my
for it but Mum sa•d shSd buy it for af me because
exam and 1 wag
worked so hard tar the same when J get the results!
going me, She said
How are things A"ith you? Wil you be able to m month? she was my exam.
I hope so! 1 liked the Photo you sent me. Does standing
on i
to you? Aren t you I hope ShC feels
to my
forward to your message. party next the
Bye for now, skateboard
Natasha you're of falling
off?

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58 Prefixes
Word instruction Answer

possi Make an adiective with the opposite meaning.

Make an adiectivc meaning 'before the war',

2 smoking Make an adiective which means not smoke here i ,

3 prx•e Make an adjective that means 'SOY, of the

price',
4 send Make a verb that wwans 'send something again'.
Make a noun that means •someone who was
girlfreend hut is not any more'.

happy Make an adjective with the opposite meaning.

7 comfortable Make an adjective with the meaning.
S tell Make a verh that means •tell something again'.

g formal Make an adjective with the meaning,

Il} finished an With the meaning,
58.1 Read the instructions. Use a prcfx wigh the word on the left co complete the tablee marks

58.2 Rewrite the sentences, using a word with the prefix given, DO not
change the meaning, 10 marks
Mr is taut popular with the students,
Trottrnan , *gd.exžs

1 He was rhe president of the but he isn't any more,

2 I prefer drinks that have no alcohol-
3 I think Should write your again,
4 He does not seem to Be happy •n his job. O'nJ
for Children CO:St the
6 I don't like to give homework that [ haven•t finished to my teacher.
The years before (bey start school are very important for little
children, (Pre)
8 It is not possible far anycme to live for 200 years,

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9 You Can Wear Clothes that are not to the party,
10 This chair is not comfortable.

58.3 Correct the mistakes.

This machine is insafc, Don't use
2 Every sentence in this section has something non-correct in it,
3 It is inpossiblc at the moment for human beings to travel other
galaxies, 4 00 ever get ex•exam nerves?
S I srill have some inread hooks from the library, I must read them,
6 The lessons are very unformal and we like the teacher very much,
7 Mike isn't my boss any more. I have a new one. Mike is my pre-boss.
Yeats ago, always had to say if you
wanted a smoking or unsmoking seat a
plane. is on y a halfhour drive from to
the airport,
10 I unaddressed the letter because it was for a
person who had moved to a new address.

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59 Suffixes
59.1 Look at the suffixes in the table. What do they mean? Add
another example fòf Y marks each suffix.
Suffix
opeful, useful, beautiful ful
1 worker, instructor ers at'

2 ca]culatszr, hairdryer er, or

3 useless, sleepless, painles less

4 happiness sadnes kindness ness

5 sandy, sunny;
59.2 What arc these things or
people? marks
Example; a thing for opening tins,

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a person who swims

3 a thing far opening bottles
4 a person who builds something
S a person Who
G a person
who writes
a Ching
Ihar cooks
food a
person
who
teaches a
thing

10 a person who sings

59.3 Put the letters in rhe right order to make a word and then march
each phrase to the 10 marks correct picture.

Eta"tple; I've got anew T R C A,

4 It's an electric R O C K O F.

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Words you may confuse

60,1 Circle the correct
answer;
opposite Of
is
a) quite, quiet.
2 The past
tense of
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is felt,
fell.
3 The
opposite
Of tight
IS . ,
a) loose.lose,
4

a
person, b)
a thing.
The
opposite
Of is

a) loose.b) lose.
6 The past tense Of feel is
a) felt.
A Officer . your driving licence.
a) checks b) controls
B Very . can both be used before big, small, nice, etc.
a) quiet b) quite
9 If you need something, you can often it from a friend.
a) lend b) borrow
10 People stand at a bus Stop to . . a bus.
a) expect wait for

60.2 Choose a word from rhe which ends in (be same sound as the word
in the table, 10 marks

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k
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I IH'rrowed her my pen and she never gave it back to me.
My brother is a really good cooker. I love eating at his house.
3 Yesterday I felt down the stairs and hurt Itty leg,
4 I haven't done enough work, so I'm waiting ro fail my exam.
5 Can I lend your tennis racket? I'll bring it back tomorrow.
G They control your age before you can get into the nightclub. You musr he
IS.
I arrived at Rod and Fiona's house at 3,30 prn and said 'Good
evening' to everyone, 8 The exam tomorrow is very important, so I
expect I pass it with a good grade.
9 I was surprised that nobody controlled rttif ID in the (tank. They just gave
me the money! 10 Her new flat is quiet big, so she can invite friends to stay,

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Notes on the Answer key and marking scheme
1 Each test has a total Of 30 marks.
2 There is one mark for each ccjfrecr answer in most exercises. Sometimes there is hald a mark or two
marks for each correct answerl YOU will find the total marks for each e*ercise below rhe exercise
number on the rest page, and on rhe right-hand side in the answer key.
3 If two answers are given in the key (separated by a slash Il, both answers are correct
•le-g. • They're having lunch/dinncr').
4 Where the answer to one Of the questions is given the text as an example, it appears m
brackets in rhe answer

Test 1
6 grandmarher
2 uncle 7 grandson
3 Son 8 grandfather
4 s•ster/hrother 9 aunt
5 father 0 grandparents / grandmother and grandfather 110
marks)
1 .2 Across
I daughrcg 2 uncle
•1 cousin nephew
7 parens 5 sgscer
8 come 6 meces
10 any 9 only
110 marks)

1.3 1 NO (My uncle John is my mother ts siscer ts husband. \ My nephew John is

sister'"rotber's

iMary is David% wife. / David is Mar'ds husband,)

4. YES
S itwo and two
(1 C marks]

Test 2
2.1 1 were 3 5 died call; after
2 got* to 4 married .11 110 marks)

2.2 1 widowed 2 married 3 divorced 4 single (4 marks)

I They are getting married,
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2 A wedding
3 The '6 2 each)
2.4 1 How much doestdid he wet:glû', What are they going to call him? / What are they calling him\
2 Whar did die on; When is the funeral?
3 Whu•re did they on/for Jtheir)
110 marks: 2 each)

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3 2 hair; nails
3.1 1 shoulder 5 knee
2 stomach 6 nose 10 leg
3 finger 8 neck
•1 thumb

(10 marks: for hbelling each picture and h for each ward

S blood 8 thumb
3.2 1 eyes; ears 6 bram
3 chest; neck skn 10 like •ch' in chemist
4 waist'S hips
114 marks)

1 Her is black, Please wash your hands

2 a pain in his side 5 My feet hurt. 'or My foot
h«rtsâ
3 two tecth 6 put (6 marks)

Test 4
I socks 3 shirt 5 boots coat g hat 11 T-
shirt

rest in
 2 belt 4 tie 6 skirt 8 scarf 10 gloves 12 tra•ners
(12 marks}

1 why 2 run 3 note 4 suit 5 half 15 marks}

4.3 trousers tights icans shorts sunglacc.x 15 marks}

1 when you up 5 iumper
2 a ring 6 Robert is carrying am umbrella,
3 a woman 7 Lisa has put a skirt on,
4 a suit 8 At night, I get Uhdressed and go to bed,

Test 5
5.1
Eyes Height and
weight
dar fair dark fair f
k brown a
gre
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bro I Ong s
wn h
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t
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t
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5.2 1 No, she?s got short, dark hair. (2 marks)

NO, and thin/slimv (2 marks3 3 No,
he Vshe's ald/elderiy.
•t NO, he?s good-lookmg.
S No, gcÝ dark/blackibrown hair: ti
NO, he's fat/ooerweight.
7 No,
NO, he/she?s short. '10 marks)
5.3 1 got a bearwmousrache.
He's also got a moustache/bearcl, a
mark4
His skin is dark/brown.
He's got shortiïdark/brown/blaek hair.
5 He is

(Note; Other answers are possible, Give yourself a mark for each correct

I HOW tall
2 How heavy is the baby?
HOW does
4 What does your new teacher look like?
5 is hair'? marks)
Test 6
6.1 110

6.2 1 headache 2 malaria 3 asthma cancer 5 cholera nuyrksJ

cholera 2 3 4 headache 5 malaria rttarksl
1 stressed; relax 5 Exercise
2 attack; hospital hay fever;
sneeze 7 aspqnn
4 dier (10 marks)

Test 7
7.1 1 You feel hungry. 5 You feel 9
You feel sad. 2 You feel tired. 6 You feel cold. to You feel
surprised,
3 You feel angry. 7 Yau feel happy,
4 You feel thirsty. 8 You feel hot. (10 marks}
7.2 1 hate 2 hoc 3 sadiunbappy •t we I 14 markM
7.3 1 1 like tenrtiS very much. Or: I very much like tennis. 2

rest in
 1 am very happy •bout your good exam results.
3 Jack hopes his girlfriend will phone hirn soon. Or: Jack wants his girlfriend to phone
him
soon.
4 1 really like ice cream.
5 My little sister prefers juice to milk.
6 Grandfather isa little tired tcxday.(6
7.4 80nnie looks upset, 6 Rob cold.
7 Nat looks tired,
3 Stan looks sad. B Clare Looks happy,
4 Katie 9 Spot looks rhrysty,
5 Mark looks surprised. 10 Fluffy looks hungry,

Test 69
8
8.1
2 Good evening, (Note Not 'Goodnight', You say when you leave, not when you arrive.)
3 Cheers, everybody!
4 Excuse
5 Bless you! 00 markS
8.2 1 Hello/Hi 6 Happy birthday! 2 Hi/Hello 7
Congratulations!
3 How arc you? good ltxk! 4 And you?
9 see you soon, 5 Nor roo had, thanks. 10
Goodbye.
Chinese New year starts this week. Oh
8.3 1.1M;
really? nappy New Year!
Her• the newspaper you asked me to get,
Thanks \ Tha•rk you.
NO proble:n,
This is my last day in the office till December 28th. Oh,
well, I say Happy/Merry Chrgscmas,
Thanks. You too.

3
4 GEOFF: I swam a kilometre tcaay.
FRAN: Well done! You must be very fitYeah,
I feel good,
5 BETH: my birthday toda*
Oh, happy birthday!
BETH: 'Thank you. (10 marks)
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Test 9
9.1 1 Why
2 really
3 mind
4 up

6 LetS
7 around
8 anyway
9 dear
10 Absolutely(10 marks)

9.2 1 Well done!

2 Hurry up!
3 Look
4 What a pity!
5 dr.csn'c marrer! 110 1 for garnpaeting the expressaon
and for matching ic rhe right situat•onl

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9.3 else
2 matter
3 actually don't
S go•ng
6
7 meet
really
9 out
10

Test 10
10.1 Across
g oranges
4 banana
1 onion
5 pear
2 grapes

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 Across Down
1 pineapple 5 potatoes
2 carrots
3 tornatcx•s
4 beans
10.2 Pineapples tomatoes 5 potatoes 7 beans 9 carrots
2 banana G Pears 8 Oranges 10 grapes t 10
10.3 1 fish 4 Strawberries
2 wine; fruit iuice garlic
hamburgers hot-dogs 6 pasta; peas HO marks)

Test 1 1
11 .1 1 saucepan 3 sink 5 cooker 7 cup 9 shelf
4 knife teapot 10 frying pan t 10 marks)

11 .2 2 cloth plate 6 rap cooker 10 shelf

5 spoon 7 fridge 9 fork
The word in the grey is chopsticks. (10 marks]

11.3 1 help 2 find 3 go 4 dry 5 have 15 marksl

coffee maker washing-up liquid kitchen roll worktop tea towel (S marks}

Test 12
12.1 alarm clock 5 bed 9 comb hai rbrush 6 bedside lamp 10 bedside table
3 pyiamas wardrobe
4 chest Of drawers dressing table 110 marks)

12.2 shower 6 bath

7 shampoo
3 soap 8 toilet
4 toothpaste 9
5 shelf basin 110 marks)
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 12.3 Every morning, when my alarm clock rings {we often say goes off tool I wake up. Then I get up
and have a shower arid get dressed, J go downstairs and have breakfast, Then I go back to
the bathrrxrn and c/ean/brusb my teeth, At the end of the day, at about 11.30. I go
I
upstairs, get undressed and go to bed, I listen 10 radio for a while, off the light
the light and fall asleep,
( l (l marks)
Test 13
13.1 1 armchair; sofa
2 carpet 7 remote control
3 1K'okshelf switch
9 coffee table
5 curtains marksl

13.2

marks•: I for correct name and 1 for correct

13.3 close/shut 2 turrdswitch; off 3 watch 4 relax 14

Test 14
14.1 a hairdre«er
2 a secretary icould also be an ad'üinistrative assistanx or linforrnall assissaat — see
also 14.2 no. 5 below}
3 a farmer
4 a doctor
5 an engmecr
6 a mechanic a waiter Irn.ale or female) / waitress
8 a nurse
9 a teacher to a shop assistant (10 marks)

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14.2 mechanic
2 farmer
3
4 teacher
S secretary lor perso•taj assrstant or I informal PA or assistant'
6 shop assistant
cngmccr
8 doctor
nurses
10 waiters 'male or female) / waitresses (female) 110 marks}

14.3 1 False: a bus driver drives a bus.

True
False: a librarian works in a library- A person who works in a bookshop is
shop assistant or (the person who owns it) a bookseller.
4 a traffic warden checks parked cars,
5 True
6 False; you can say have interesting or I have an interesting jab.
7 True
8 False: you would say a teacher,
False: a person who repairs cars is called a mechã'Jic.
10 True (10 marks)

Test 15
15.1 geography
2 art
3 biology
4 physical education / PE
5 maths, mathematgcs
6 history information / IT
8 physics
9
10 chemistry (10 marks)

1 5.2 1 OHP-b
2 board — i or f
3 ruler — d
4 notebook — g
5 pencil — c
6 rubber — i cassette — k
 8 drawing pin — e

10 pencil sharpener — h 110 marks)

15.3 1 doing 3 write S doing 1' pass; fail reading learn 6 ends/finishes; take/do 8
teaches
00 marks)

Test 16
16.1 keyboard 3 mobile phone S telephone letter 4 letter box 6 screen marks)

16.2 I address message 3 online 4 mouse 5 CD/disk 110 marks: 2 each)

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16.3 Hello.
2 Hi, can I speak to Ken?'
3 He's not here right now. Who's calling? 4 It's Joanna. Could you
give him a message?
5 Yeah.
6 Could you tell him I called and I'll call back later. 7 Okay, l ill tell
him.
8 Thanks.
9 No problem. Bye.
0 Bye, NO marksj

16.4 1 Where are our holiday photos?

2 What is address?
3 Can I make a (phone) call?
4 What is the date on letter? What is the /
On what date was the letter written? marks}

Test 17
17.1 1 travellerk cheques 6 your luggage
J a phrasebook
3 currency 8 postcards \ emails / text messages
4 a package holiday 9 a rucksack (or backpack}
5 nightlife 10 a ferry markS

17.2 1 a large comfortable bus 4 a•CtOSS

2 they look at your passport 5 in a suitcase
3 a special visa (5 marks)

1 7.3 1 had 6 food 11 go

2 flew nightlife 12 flight
 3 ferry 8 speak 13 car
9 phrasebook 14 rgavelleNs cheques
5 by 10 going 15 currency IIS marks)
Test 1B
18.1 1 a butcher/ a butcherk 5 a chemist / a chemistts \ a pharmacy a baker /
a bakeös
3 a gift shop
nulrksJ

18.2 1 electrical products electricals

2 furniture
3 cosmetiCS beauty
•1 toys
5 childrenswear clothes clothing/ clothes
6 ladieswearfwomenswear or clothe•sïclorhing
7 sports (equipment)
8 menswear men's clothes / men's Clothing IS marksl

18.3 1 IXtSTOMEX: The shop assistant said I could change it if I kept the receipt. 2
CUSTOMER: Where can I pay for this, please?
SHOP ASSISTANr: YOU eart pay at that cash desk / cash rcgi'ter over there.
(till counter is also possible)
3 SHOP ASSISTANT" Can I help you, madam?

CTXSTOF-,IE'Z Yes, how much does this har cost?

MIC)" ASSISTANT: Oh, leth see. Here we are —CBS,
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4 (In a small
CUSTOMER; Can I pay by credit card?
Sorry, sir, we dani have a machine. Oh.
Can I write a cheqac?
'WAITER : No, I'm sorry, sir, cash only. This is iusr a small café.
5 I like this sweater. Shall I buy it?
Why you it on first and see how it looks on you? Yes,
maybe I should.
6 IThe customer has iusr bought a scarf)
SHOP ASSISTANT: There you are, madam. 625, and herebs your cha*ge, SS. Shall I put it in a {carrier)
bag for you?
NO, thanks, I'll put it on. It's today!
7 C.IßlOMV.re I bought this jacket yesterday, It's big far me,
Do you have it a smaller size? 112 marks)
18.4 1 b 2 a marks)
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19.1 key Itele)phone S lift 7 bill 9 hairdryer
4 luggage 6 farm 8 receptvon 10 mini-bar
110 marks)
19.2 ave 3 sign 5 have 7 order 9 change
2 6 get 8 Ixjok 10 check out (10 marksl
19.3 1 your bill 5 a double room g reception
2 the lifr 10
3 a. key reserva8
4 a single room
Test 20
20.1 16 marks)
20.2 1 snack 4 list
2 rare; medium; well-done 5 starters desserts; vegetarian
3 soft 6 order marksž 2
20.3 new pct{atco 3 fruit salad
salmon fillet 4 apple pie green salad and fruit Pie arc a so (4 marks)

Test 21
21.1 Do you go running? 6 you go racing? 2 DO you go
7 Do you go snowboarding? 3 Do you play baseball?
a Do you play rugby?
4 DO you play tab e tennis,ž 9 Do you play basketballï
5 you go kayaking? 10 go
(10 markse h for the sport and h for the right verb —go or play)
21.2 a swimmmg pool iudo, karage (2 marks)
2 a pitch 7 horse racing
3 a basketball courr 8 \ table badminton
4 g motor racing
5 a sports cenrrc

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21.3 Skiing— because all rhe mhers are done ordin wager.
2 — because al] the others use other things to help the person go faster 'they use a boat or a
horse or a can, \ Sailing— it is on water and all the others are done on land, Badmmtort —
because all the Others use balls. / Baseball — because all the Others nets. / Volleyball — because
all the others aced a racqueflhar,
4 RI'gby — because all the Others use round balls. / Table tennis— because all the others are team

5 American football — because all the Others are played on a court. / Tennis — becanse all the others
are team sports.
 110 1 for the correct sport, 1 for a correct reason)

Test 22
22.1 1 science fiction b comedy
2 cartoon we•slern
thriller 8 action
4 horror 9 romantic comedy or love story {2 marks}
5 musical (10
marks}
22.2 Wh:afi on ot the cinema
2 relax and watch DVDs
3 I was boxed. / was br.ring was boring' means you made peoplc bored!)
4 to Cinema
5 I enjoyed it very much
6 fillt'l TV (12 marks: 2 each}
22.3 action
2 cartoon
3 science fiction
4 comedy
S romantic comedy/love
6 horror
7 western (sometimes also called cowboy thriller {sometimes also called detective
markS

Test 23
23.1 1 True
2 False She is playing a computer game,
3 False He watching a on TV.
4 False: She is gardening,
5 True
6 False: He is listening ro his MP3 player,
', 10 1 fir correctly label[ing each sentence true
or false; I for correcting each of the four false statemenrs)

23.2 1 having Il phone 5 grown watch g stay

2 had 4 6 use B calk 10 download
(10 marksl
23.3 1 Grandfather always has a sleep after lunch. / After lunch Grandfather always has a sleep.
2 1 ike reading books about famous
people. 1 usually listen to the radio •n
 rny can 4 My favourite films arc
musicals.
5 My mother has a lat Of novels, (10 marks}

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 Test 24
24.1 drums S trumpet 2
flute 6 clarinet
violin 7 piano
4 cello B guitar (8 marks)

24.2 a violinist
2 a flute-p ayer
J a paan•st
4 a trumpet-player (8 marks\ two each}

24.3 1 (01k 6 c•alft

2 classical 7
musical 8 has
4 music g down load
5 band 10 to (10 marks}

orchestra
14 marks}

Test 25
25.1 Brazil and COIombia are in South America.
The I ISA is in Norrh America.
Egypt and South Afrrca are in Africa.
India and Pakistan are in Asia.
Spain and Italy are Europe.
New Zealand is in Australasia. (10

25.2
Adjective Language
Argentina Argentinian Spanish

Canada Canadian English

China Chinese

Germany German
Japan JIN panese Japanese
Arabic
Peru Pertnian Spanish

Portugal Portuguese

Poland Polish Polish

Thailand Thai Thai

Tunisia Tunisian Arabic

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Your Er•gåsh in Elemeruo,ry

2 5.3 False Ottawa is the capital of Canada.
False; Dublin 's the capital Of Ireland, 3
True.
False; London IS the capital Of the UK, S
False Madrid is the capital of Spain.
6 Of
Africa, 7 False Canberra is the capital
of Australia, a True
9 False Wellington is the capital of New Zealand.
10 True (10 marks}

Test 26
26.1 10 g 110 marks)

26.2 1 foggy S Windy 7 Snowy

2 sunny 4 chundery 6 B rainy 10 cloudy
{10 marks)

26.3 1 Yesterday was a sunny day 4 a thunderstoryn

2 and foggy in Chicago S ržnning and
3 IV's very dry 110 marks\ 2 each)
Test 27
27.1 1 side 2 tell 3 gec 4 near '-S marks3
27.2 bus station library 5 cash machine
2 ban k •t car park marks}
27.3 1 railway station S tourist information Office: shopping ceT1rre
2 post office 6 No Smoking 9 town hall
3 Entrance; Exit 10 car park
4 Out of order t2D marks: 2

Test 28
28.1

28.2 3 forests cottage 9 farm

2 path 4 river 6 lake/river 8 field 10 hills
 110 marks)

28.3 1 J love a eonservatiopt area 12 marks}

2 we go skiing
3 a walk in the the enmetryside
4 There is some Fantastic wildlife
5 in the
6 a city in the courrtry of Greece 12 marks} the in the
8 go walk \ go walking (10 marks)

Test 293 horse 5 giraffe 7 cow 9 monkey

29.1 1 snake 4 tortoise 6 Cat 8 10
rabbir/harc
00 marks)

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29.2
2 chicken
3 a Zoo
4 eggs
5 'W 001

6 ham, pork, bacon 'l mark each for any two of these) milk
8 a snake leat her 00 markM

29.3 Horse — because the others are all kinds of cats.

2 Snake — the legs are
Sheep — because the others are all animals.
•4 Pig — Ix•cause rhe others are all pets, / Fish — because it lives in water
and the others live on land,
5 Foal — because (he others are all types of meat.
00 mark" I for the word and for the reascdl.
there are Other anSWe:trS With different

Test 30
30.1 1 hus 6 taxi
2 boat 7 helicopter
3 underground 8 shi p/ferry
4 (aero)plane 9 train
5 mororbike{mororcycle 110
marks)
30.2 a map \ an atlas
2 your/a passport
3 the huffetïrestaurant car
4 a single (ticket) a one-way ticker
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6 luggage a timetable
8 hire one rent one
9 a boarding card
10 flight stewards / flight attendants / cabin attendants / cabin crew / cabin staff
(10 marksl
30.3 (10 marks: 2 eacM

Test 31
31.1 1 Christmas
Bonfire Night
3 New Yea* Eve

5 Valentine'S Day 10 marks w 2 each)

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31.2 IChristmas eard

bank holiday
Yorkshire pudding
4 royal family
5 pnrnary school
6 roasl potatoes
7 Prime Minister
8 Easter eggs
9 Christmas
10 Houses of Parliament
chicken tikka masala
Christmas pudding and Easter card are also possible combinations.
(10 marks}

31.3
Types of school Hot things People
nursery king
pnvare Prime Minister
secondary curry queen
starc
oven
'5 marks: h f0T each word in the right column)
31.4 Valentine ts Day
 2 Bonfire Night
3 Iroasq Ix•ef
4 chips
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Test 32
32.1 1 murder S seal 9 burglary
2 mug 6 robbery 10
3 terrorism / terroriSt arrack robber
4 car thief shoplifter (10 marks}
32.2 1 burglary; broke; stole/tcx3k 4 robbed; robbers
murdered; rnualerer'killer
3 Shoplifting; shopliftersithieves 6 thief; thefts / ear thefts
32.3 I True
2 False you have to pay a fine,
3 We call them
4
True.
5
True.
6 False we call it a court.
7 False; we call it a prison. 8 True.

Test 33
33.1 li cl 2 k 10 h
(10

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33.3 newspaper; morning, evening
magaz]ne: womenS computer, teenage (10 mark* 2 each}
These above arc rhe most frequent combinations.

Test 34
34.1 4 Ifs not working-
2 Itts dying. 5 untidy.
3 He?s cut his finger; marks)
34.2 put a plaster on it
2 Two of rhe following: repair it j mend it/ fix it/ throw it away a tidy
it
water throw it away marks; 2 for each phrase)
34.3 crashed 4 apologuse for
2 mood S row 8 untid½ tidy marks)
3 order 6 lost 9 mend/repair/fix (10 marksl
Test 35
35.1 1 strike 4 snowstorm 10 earthquake
2 traffic iam 5 forest fire 8 car crash
3 hurricane 6 flood 9 unemployed people 00 marks)
35.2 1 Poor •t polluted 7 floods war
2 Unemployed 5 hungry on strike
Fr.
3 H Otoe less EneEsh
35.3 6 rush hour 9 crowded 110
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pollution rush hour
cat crash uafhc iam
earthquake homeless
snowstorm people
forest fire crowded cines
strong •anna (10
36.1 marks}
Test 36
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 1 He's having a shower. (5 marks)
2 They're / studeTits are having a lesson.
3 She's having a cup Of Sh•• haÝing la) coffee.
They're having a party-
5 They're having lunch dinner/ a meal / something to

36.2 (S markM

36.3 1 hadn't (had didn't have; had co

2 had
3 Have gar, have has Igor) to; have igotl;
have Igor) to
S have
6 had 110
Poss.'ble answers: marks)

36.4 Have a good journey!

Can I have a go?
3 Can have a loolë
Have a good time!
5 Can I have a word with you? 15 marks)
36.5 I meal 2 3 lesson 4 homework; exam
Test 37
37.1

2 out of; intalonto 4 up 6 by 8 to (10

marksl
37.2 3b Sb 15
marks}
37.3 1 Nora is going shopping, 4 Terry and Sarah are going sightseeing,
2 Harry is going swimming, S Nick is going fishing,
3
Mel and Bob are going dancing.
37.4 On Monday evening Jim is going to meet Tóm and Ricky.
On Tuesday he is going to Visit his grandmother,
On Wednesday he is going to meet Pac for
On llwrssjay morning he is to go swimming.
On Thursday evening he is going to play table tennis with Mary.
On Friday he is going to do some housework,
On Friday he is also going to phone his Aunt Sal y.
On Saturday be is go•ng to buy birthday present.
On Sunday he is going give Tom his present.
On Swtelay he IS also going to take Mary to party. 110 rrtarksj

Test 38
38.1 1 did Does* doesn't; does 3 Did; did; didn't 4 do; done
(10 marks}

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 38.2 I What do do?
2 What do you do at the weekends?
3 let me the washing-up / Let rtte 1.10 the dishes.
4 1 always do rhe/my houseworkïcleaning Saturdays.
S I did my Exst/a lot work but [ failed / didn:t pass the exam. IS marks}
38.3 1 MICHAïLf What does your father do?
JANE; driver,
2 1 don't like doing homework but I know I have to da it.
3 He does a lot of business with companies in the USA nowadays.
4 1 saw her at the gym. She was doing some exercises that looked very hard.
S With all

in
1.1'Æ I'm doing my washing. All my clothes arc dirty.
6
No. Nat now. I'll do it later. Please, Dad!
NO! J Want 10 it
7 MARIA: I do my best to learn all the new words every day.
So do
ANONA; then I forget them agam.
8 In our family, my father does the washing-up every day, my mother does
gardening, but my brother never does anything! US marks}

Test 39
39.1 Pam is making Isome / a cup Of) tea,
Tim is making a photocopy.
Rose is making a choice,
4 Chris is making a video/fi[m.
5 Isabelle ts making a mess,
6 Phil is making an appointment iwith the Sophie is making a mistake.
Vincent is making dinner / lunch / a meal,
9 IS making bed,
10 Nathan is making þome / a cup of} coffee (10 marks)

39.2 dCE your homework, an exam, the washing, cooking, some exercises, rhe housework make:
llunchl, a no•se, an appointment, a mistake, a choice 110 marks)

39.3 I did it very quickly, so 1 think I probably made a lot of Then my friend and I went to a filttl.
The hero died, SO it made us feel very sad/unhappy, But it was a very long film, so it made me
feel quire tired coo, When I gm home I had do rhe washing. Then at last I could go to bed.
I've got to take/do an exam next week, bur lefi meet weekend,
110 marks: 1 for identifying each
mistake and for each correericmJ
Test 40
40, I 1 coming home 4 comes fro tn
2 come here 5 come hack
3 coming out IS marks}
40.2 1.5 marks}

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40.3 IORNA: Has rout' yet? JAMF&
Yes, he came home last Friday.
2 Éll.m: Do you know Stockholm? I've never bevrt there,
Yes, I went there last summer for a few days, 3
STEVE: What nationality is Where does She
She comes from Moscow. She's Russian.
4 ANNA; J Was surprised to See Julia in your Office,
NANCY: Yes, she didrft ever' knock. She carne in,
Do you know what the English word 'cabbage' means\ "fico:
Yes, it came up in the lesson yesterday. a vegetable.
6 Would you like to round to my house this evening to watch a DVD?
Yes. but my cousin is staying with me. Can he come along?
Of He eat" 120 marks; 2 for each corrected mistake)

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Test 41
41.1 1 It took Miranda anione hour to gcx/gct work.
It took Tony twenty minutes to cheek his emails.
3 It took Maggie an hour and a quarter / an hour and fifteen minutes to do her
homework.
4 It took Jeremy an hour and a half an hour and thirty rtltnutes / ninety minutes to
ib•/get to Paris.
5 It took Julia ten minutes to eat lunch.
6 It took Mark two and a half hours to write a report.
It took Angela three hours forty minutes to go/get to London.
8 It took Paul three and a half hours to repair his bike.
It ax-ik Rosemary three months to write a story.
10 It Keri eight years to write a poem. (10 marks)

41.2 1 J rhe train when I went to the airport last summer,

2 Anita is taking an English exam tomorrow / Anita is going to take an English exam

3 Kay wants to take Greek lessons.

4 Her father takes 1' took \ is taking the hos to the Office, 5 Pete takes the underground to
work every day.
for Sentence, Give
yourself 1 mark if you have one
mistake the sentence,}

41.3 a scarf b money C tumbrel la' d camera e book f apple

2 apple 3 Camera 5 scarf
marks; for each
picture, 1 for completing each

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42.1 1 brings taking 3 brought 4 bring S Take
(10 marks: 1 for each co«ect choice of take or
bring, 1 for cach correct verb fortn) These are suggested answers, Yours may be a little
different, but you must chf,R'se the correct verb, take or to get the marks.

42.2 1 1'll take / can rake me rake you to the station. / Do you want me take you rhe station"
•If you are
2 Will/would/can/coold you take this parcel to the post office
for me, please?
3 WOUld like co to and
4 going to take it hæck and change it / get a differffllt size / get
the right size.
5 me Some

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Yes, I think
bring him to our party an Friday
dont you atl
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we can that
you told me about, I'd like to
new hear it,
Love,
Ellen

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Thar•.ks for •asiitjrg Tim. said "*S,

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I'll I.ea•.e with Ycu can ccme to
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take care.
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Test 43
43.1 warm(eT} S thiNnerþ/slim{mer) 9 eardslpresents
interesting/exciting 6 ticke¶ 10 emails$messages
3 shorter money/cash
4 riel'der) 110
marks)
43.2 1 When datdid you get to the station?
2 What time did you get to theatre yesterday?
3 How do I get to the cynetllžù
4 When did/does your brother get (he airport on Mcmdayë

5 How do I get to 43.3 1 are getting 3 to get got

the married 4 gets home
restaurant?

Test 44
44. I turn 3 go 5 go6

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newspaper
(10 6 ger a ioh 8 got back/home 10
marks; I for getting
writing (10 marks}
questions with
get to correctly Get put
and 1 for the
7
turn Come 10 take 110
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marks)
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44.3 1 1 have to get the train at 7.30 comoorow morning, so I'll have to
get up early.
2 1 went on workvng until after midnight because I had exam
the next day'
3 It'S raining; put on your raincoat,
4 They offered her the job but she turned it
If get off bus ar Hisran Srrcec, you will see the museum
on your left.
110 marks; 2 for each correcred rnistakLi
Test 45
45.1 I gets up 4 has breakfast
2 goes ro rhe bathroom 5 goes to work
has a shower (S marks3
45.2 1 comes home 4 watches TV
2 makes dinner S goes Sed
J has dinner (5 marks)
45.3 I Andy is watching TV.
2

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5 Andy is phoningïcalling a friend / talking on the
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6 Andy is going to bed.
7 Andy is having dinner 'eating.
Andy is going horne driving
home going to work / driving ro
work. Andy is
comingarriving/getting home.
10 Andy is waking op. (10
45.4 What time do you go to workl
2 How Often do you clean the house?
What time do you (usually) get up?
4 How Often do you go for a wallè 5
How often do you wash your clothes?
6 What time do
7 How do you go to the supermarket? 8 What
time do you Oasuallyl carne home?
9 How ofteql do you go to your friend is house?

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 Often do you a to grandmother? { 10 marksl

Test 46
46.1 1b2a 4e5c IS marks}
rsJote le, .3e, 4b,
5b, Sc and Se are also possible,}
46.2 1 say 2 told 3 say 4 tell S tell (5

1 Ask somebody rhe way. / Ask somebody how to get there,

Ask for directions.
2 Ask somebody the time, \ Ask somebody what the time is, /
Ask som&'dy whar rime it is. Ask somebody if they have
'{goo chg time.
3 Ask the teacher it). / Ask another student to
help / Ask for a dicgionary,
Ask 'the waiter} for the bill,
5 Ask them to turn it down \ turn it off.110 marks)

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46.4
2 she speaks excellenr Danish
3 he hasn't replied ito / answered
written back yet 4 How do you
say 'Milan' in Italian?
S He sold me an interesting story 00 marks: 2 for each
corrected mistake)

Test 47
47.1 1 HA driving (a bus}. 6 Hev swimming.
2 riding (a horseb
3 walking, 8 Hev flying la plane).
4 She's falling. 9 He'S

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 S Sb• iumptng. 10 Hevcarryang a suitcase. (10 marks}

47.2
47.3 running; swimmtng; riding 4 catch
2 dri•æ; fly 5 walk; carry
6 falling (10 marks}

Test 48
48.1 3 dialogue 5 noun 7 sentence 9 phrase
2 adverb 4 singular 6 adjective 8 preposition O plural
(20 markse 2
each}
48.2 1 boys 'boyts means the has', for example
the boy:s camera; it can also bc a contraction for boy
is or boy has-I
2

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4 man
5 door

7 easily
8
9 children (the singular is chilkÖ
True markS

Test 49
49, I I Before; because
2 [f; and

4 also; hut
5 After (When or gefore would
also bc possib e here-J 6 SO
7 when •110

49.2 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 c 5 h
49.3 I'm going to study abroad and I'm rea ly looking forward to
it.

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wi I be away from home for
three years, I'm going to study
abroad when I've finished
secondary school.
I'm going study abroad if I get good grades my exams.
I'm going to study abroad because I want to [earn more about
other countries and cultures.

2 each)

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Test 50
50. I June
2 December
3 August
4
5 July
6 October
7 February
8 Septerrtlter
9 April
10 November (10 marks}

50.2 I f 2 k10 c
50.3 1 4 in; in
2 in 5 before for (10

Test 51
51.1 1 0'clock
2 hours ago
3 for rwo hours l' since two o'clock marks)

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51.2 1 May 4 Bill IS on holiday for two weeks
fortnight,
2 March S 23 April
3 February marks)

51.3 e'•Rry time

very
never
not at
all
and now and then
are very similar, so
give yourself the
mark if you put
them rhe other way
round.)
51.4 never; always 4 not Often; occasionally
2 now and then; often 5 Usually; sometimes
3 rarel½ usually (5 marks)
51.5 At; moment; twice 4 the past
a; soon 5 the future
3 once; recently 15
marksl

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52.2 1 a dog the number 1 S a boy/child At

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110 narks)
52.3 1 here 3 away S m ddle 7 there 9 everywhere
2 out 4 abroad a left 10 side
(10 marks)

Test 53
53.1 Opposites„
bad

fast slow
quiet
sad happy
110 friendly unfrien
dly
53.2 1 fast 6 in a very unfriendly way
2 loudly badly
3 quietly 8 quickly
well
5 slowly ID in a friendly way mark'S

53.3 1 The child is speaking quiesly.

2
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5 He finished rhe quickly.
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Test 54
54.1 1 Information 4 furniture 2
accommodation 5 luggage weather
(10 marks}

54.2 Countable Uncountable

apple milk
bus money
plate rice

butter
traffic
marks)

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54.3 1 Is this furniture I havenBt seen it
before. 12 marks) Wc had terrible
wearhgr {nor a three Large loaves of
bread
•t some advice
5 The is always very bed
6 The news is on 'IN in five minurcs. Shall we wareh
it? marks) Rail travel is more interesting
8 a lot of work marks}

Test 55
55.1 Good Bad
dreadful
excellent
terrible
great
ovely
marvellous
ruce
perfect
wonderful

55.2 great J excellent 5 brilliant 7 perfect 9 fine

2 horrible4 awful 6 lovely 8 good 10 awftil
i 10
marks}
55.3 1 5 9 great (10
marvel Ious 10 dreadful marks)
2 terrible 6 Excellent
3 lovely 7 awful
4 horrible 8 Wonderful

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110 marks)
56.2 lovely 6 happy
2 horrible 7 intelligent
3 difficult 8 naughty well-
4 kirtcl behaved
5 wonderful 10 stupid t, 10
marks)
kind — selfish
56.3 happy — unhappy

Positive Negative
kind horrible
wonderful unhappy
easy-goo stupid
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selfish
naughty
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Test 57
57.1 11 fl 2 3kaa5g6b7i 10 d 11 h marks.s

57.2 for 4 about liliis also possible) 7 for a

2 to S at; at at
6 to 9 in NO marks>

57.3 1 apologise 3 wait 5 pay COme 9 afraid

2 good 4 listen 6 proud 8 belong 10 look

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Test 58
58.1 1 pre-war 4 resend 10 unfintshed
5 ex-girlfriend 8 retell
58.2 3 half;pnce 6 unhappy 9 informal 110 marks)
1 He is the ex-president Of the club,
2 1 prefer mm-alcoholic drinks,
3 [ you your essay.
4 E-le seems to be unhappy in his

S The restaurant has half-price meals for children.

b [ don it like to give unfinished homework to my reacher,
The pre-school years are very important for little children.
8 [t is Impo•ible for anyone to live for 200 years.
9 You can wear clothes to the party, to This chair
is uncomfortable.
58.3 1 This machine is 6 The

2 something incorrect 7 Mike is my ex-boss,

3 is impossible 8 smoking or 'Jon-smokifig seat
4 prerexam nerves 9 a half-hour drive
S some unread hooks 10 I readdressed the letter t 10
marks}
Test 59
suffix Meaning of suffix Example
person footballer, swimmer, actor; teacher

er, or machine or thing tin opeqner, penzil sharpener

without endless, careless
ness makes an abstract from an darkness, weakness
adjective
makes an adiecrive from a noun snowy; cloudy, funny

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59.1

'10 marks; I foreaeh suffix and I

for adding another example. Check in a dictionary
if you are not sure whether the example you
suggest is correct or

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59.2 1 a hairdryer
2 a sw•mmer
a bottle opener
4 a builder
S a traveler
6 a water
a cooker
13 a teacher
10 a Singer 110 marks: J far each wcud)
59.3 happily — d 4 cooker — e

9 a pencil sharpener
3 sandy—b marks; I for foaming rhe correct word and 1 for matching the phrase to the
right pietur€l

Test 60
60.1 3 4 b 5b 6 a 7 a 8 b 9 h (ICI marksl
60.2 Word Same sound
diet
quiet
lose shoes
uu'te fiÀht
felt belt
10
(10 marksl
60.3 1 I "errt her my pen
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2 a really good cook
3 [ down the stairs
4 expecting to fad
5 borrow your tennis racket
6 They your age
7 said 'Good afternorm' {Note You say 'Good evening' when you arrive at
someone's house between 5 pm and about S If you arrive between 12 prn
and S pm you say 'Good afternoon i. You say 'Good nighe when you leave
someoneA house about
8 1 hope I pass it With a gonrl grade.
9 1 was surprised rhat nobody checked my
10 Her new flat is quite big
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 Phonemic symbols
Vowel sounds Consonant sounds
Examples
sleep ttte happy rec•pc
pin dinnerrake font could
pulldog do shoe thruughkick red
head saidguarantee father co lout agg I o unge
thought for cough
arnve black[oye yehicle enough
wonderthick
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sackthis mother
heart laugh late
aimzoo houses
Idea n meShop suga r machine
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bearhear hear beermake
lat."/name outbring puglook while road young wear

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