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Workbook answer key
Unit 1 1B Present simple and

continuous
1A Personality Exercise 1 page 5
2 ✓ 3 ✓ 4 I’m wearing trainers today. 5 ✓
Exercise 1 page 4
6 Look. That man is wearing pink shoes.
1 shy 2 nasty 3 serious 4 stupid 5 weak 6 polite
7 ‘What does Sam do?’ ‘He’s a dentist.’
7 generous 8 talkative 9 patient 10 honest 11 arrogant
Exercise 2 page 5
Exercise 2 page 4
1 Are, having 2 ’m shopping 3 are, looking for 4 never
The opposite of hard-working is lazy.
wear 5 like 6 know 7 do, need
8 ’m going
Exercise 3 page 4
2 dishonest 3 generous 4 rude 5 talkative 6 clever
Exercise 3 page 5
7 nasty 8 lazy 9 funny 10 impatient
1 a Are, coming b do, come
2 a wears b ’m wearing
Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 2 page 4
3 a Does, see b Are, seeing
1 Terry I love going out with my Uncle Harry. He always pays for everybody.
4 a plays b is playing
He just enjoys spending money! He’s so different from his brother (that’s
5 a hate b ’m enjoying
my dad, of course). The only problem with Harry is that he can be rather
impolite. He isn’t very sensitive and doesn’t think before he speaks. The other
Exercise 4 page 5
day he really upset my dad when he told him he was mean.
1 are, doing 2 ’m texting 3 ’re going 4 are, laughing
2 Julie My mum’s amazing, really. She never loses her temper, she just stays
5 is going 6 are, doing 7 ’m going 8 isn’t going
really calm. She’s got four children (me, my brother and my two sisters) and
has to ask us to do things ten or twenty times before we actually do them – Exercise 5 page 5
but she doesn’t get angry. She also works full-time at the supermarket 1 a 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 b 7 b 8 b
and doesn’t get home till 6 o’clock. I don’t know how she fits it all in. She
never stops! Challenge! page 5
3 Martin My sister and I have completely different personalities. I like meeting Students’ own answers
new people and am happy to chat to people I don’t know – at parties, for
example. But Sonia feels a bit nervous in situations like that. She waits for
people to come to her. But when she gets to know you and starts talking
she really makes you laugh.
1C Teenage challenges
4 Emma We’re twins, but we aren’t identical. We don’t look alike, and our Exercise 1 page 6
personalities aren’t alike, either. For example, I don’t say very much, normally. 1 time 2 voluntary work 3 a new skill 4 expeditions
I’m fairly quiet. Louise is the complete opposite. She never stops! But she 5 a plan 6 activity
doesn’t talk about herself. Last summer for example she got fantastic marks
in her exams but you never hear her talking about it. Exercise 2 page 6
1 generous, rude 2 patient, hard-working 1 Lauren is working in Ghana.
3 shy, funny 4 talkative, modest 2 She is staying there for six months.
Challenge! $ LISTENING 2 page 4 Exercise 3 page 6

1 He can be rather impolite. 1 F 2 T 3 T 4 T 5 F
2 She never loses her temper, she just stays really calm.
3 Sonia feels a bit nervous in situations like that. Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 3 page 6
4 I’m fairly quiet. Louise is the complete opposite. Daniel I’m having an amazing time here in the Brazilian rainforest. We arrived
1 rather impolite from Macapá two weeks ago. There are ten students and we are staying with
2 her temper, really calm families in the village. We’re helping to build a new school. And we’re trying to
3 feels, bit nervous study Portuguese, but it isn’t easy!
4 fairly quiet, complete opposite Christine I’m here in Cape Town, South Africa. I’m staying with my aunt and
uncle. I’m working at a school in one of the townships outside the city. I teach
Exercise 5 page 4 English to young children. They are very poor, but they are always laughing. It’s
2 irresponsible 3 insensitive 4 unfair 5 irrational hard work, but the children are wonderful.
6 immature 7 intolerant 8 disloyal Thomas I live in London and I’m working in an old people’s home in the city
centre. There are fifty people living here. Some of them are quite sick. I help
Exercise 6 page 4 them read their letters, books and newspapers. I also help at mealtimes, and
1 sensitive 2 fit 3 immature 4 irrational 5 tolerant take people out for walks. It’s hard work, but very rewarding.
6 disloyal 7 fair 8 irresponsible 1 D 2 C 3 T 4 C 5 T 6 D 7 C
Exercise 5 page 6
Students’ own answers
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1D Verb + infinitive or –ing Exercise 3
1
$ LISTENING 4
I’d rather listen to music.
page 9
form 2 Do you fancy eating out?

3 I love surfing the Net.
Exercise 1 page 7 4 I can’t stand shopping!
1 wearing 2 getting 3 feeling 4 eating out 5 playing 5 I like playing chess.
6 going 6 I’m not that keen on dancing.
1 d 2 a 3 c 4 b 5 e 6 f 1 b 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 a 6 a
Exercise 2 page 7 Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 5 page 9

1 to pass 2 to carry 3 to answer 1 What do you like doing after school?
4 to hear 5 to tell 6 to go 7 to come 8 to be 2 What do you like doing at weekends?
3 What kind of music are you into?
Exercise 3 page 7 4 Do you fancy going to the cinema this evening?
1 to play 2 working 3 meeting 4 thinking Students’ own answers
5 to buy 6 helping 7 to give 8 eating 9 listening
10 to be 11 going out 12 to phone Exercise 5 $ LISTENING 6 page 9
Sue What do you like doing in your free time, Tom?
Exercise 4 page 7 Tom I really love going to the cinema.
Possible answers: Sue Me too. What kind of films are you into?
I can’t imagine getting up before 6 a.m. Tom I like sci-fi films.
I can’t stand going out in the rain. Sue I’m not really a fan of sci-fi films. I prefer romantic comedies. What else do
I don’t mind tidying my room. you like doing?
I hope to live in a foreign country. Tom I’m quite fond of reading.
I’m looking forward to going home this afternoon. Sue So am I. What kind of books do you like?
I refuse to do the washing up. Tom Detective stories. What about you?
Sue I’m a big fan of romantic novels.
Challenge! page 7 1 free 2 really 3 the 4 too 5 kind 6 not 7 of
verb + infinitive verb + -ing 8 else 9 I’m 10 am 11 kind 12 about 13 a 14 of
dare manage wish deny imagine Exercise 6 page 9

Students’ own answers Possible answer:
Rob What do you like doing in your free time, Ann?
Ann I really love listening to music.
1E Music and personality Rob So do I! What kind of music are you into?
Ann I’m a big fan of Take That.
Exercise 1 page 8 Rob I’m not that keen on Take That. I prefer Maroon 5. What else
1 easy-going 2 passionate 3 rebellious 4 creative do you like doing?
5 gentle 6 outgoing Ann I’m quite fond of surfing the net.
Rob Me too. What’s your favourite website?
Exercise 2 page 8 Ann I love Facebook. What about you?
1 indie 2 country and western 3 classical 4 blues Rob I’m a big fan of YouTube. It’s great!
5 heavy metal 6 jazz 7 soul 8 reggae 9 rap 10 pop
11 rock’n’roll
Exercise 3 page 8
1G A personal profile
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 - 5 D Preparation
Exercise 4 page 8 Exercise 1 page 10
1 b 2 b 3 a 4 a Name and age: Melanie, 17
Personality: active, talkative, confident, ambitious
Challenge! page 8 Personality of people she likes: quiet, modest
Students’ own answers Hobbies: fashion, films, gymnastics, dancing
Exercise 2
1F Exchanging opinions page 10
1 I’m looking for email friends…
2 I actually enjoy the company of…
Exercise 1 page 9 3 Do you fancy getting in touch?
1 dancing 2 eating out 3 listening to music 4 shopping
5 playing chess 6 playing computer games 7 surfing the net Exercise 3 page 10
1 I’m interested in photography.
Exercise 2 page 9 2 I’m a big fan of rugby and football.
1 fancy 2 stand 3 keen 4 rather 5 fan 6 fond 7 into 3 I’m crazy about computer games.
4 I do a bit of swimming and windsurfing.
Challenge! page 9
5 My hobbies are listening to music and dancing.
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Press 2013 Workbook answer key 117
2 Jane is quite kind. 2 doing boxing 3 playing basketball 4 going surfing
3 She’s a fairly ambitious person. 5 doing judo 6 going rowing 7 playing volleyball
4 Liam is rather impatient. 8 doing karate 9 going snowboarding 10 playing ice hockey
5 Sue is not very hard-working.
Exercise 4 page 12
Writing guide 1 won 2 missed 3 scored 4 passed 5 kicked 6 lost
Exercise 5 page 10
Students’ own answers 2B Past simple
Exercise 1 page 13
Unit 1 Self Check 1 was 2 wrote 3 prepared 4 spent 5 didn’t win
6 finished 7 won 8 didn’t leave 9 waited 10 wanted
Exercise 1 page 11 11 had 12 named
1 -ous 2 -ous 3 -ative 4 -est 5 -ant 6 -ent 7 -ful
8 -ent Exercise 2 page 13
1 came 2 started 3 was 4 cleaned 5 asked 6 wanted
Exercise 2 page 11 7 gave 8 was
2 heavy metal 3 R&B 4 indie 5 country and western
6 reggae 7 rock ‘n’ roll Exercise 3 page 13
1 did, take part 2 did, train 3 Did, win 4 Did, become
Exercise 3 page 11 5 did, come 6 did, give
1 Does, rain 2 are, laughing 3 don’t understand
4 ’re having 5 are, wearing 6 drives 7 watch Exercise 4 page 13
8 aren’t coming 2 didn’t go 3 didn’t take place 4 invented 5 competed
6 wore 7 didn’t kick 8 won
Exercise 4 page 11
1 eating out 2 working 3 to write 4 going out 5 waiting Exercise 5 page 13
6 playing 7 seeing 8 to pass Students’ own answers
Unit 2 2C Village sports

Exercise 1 page 14
2A A question of sport 1 competed 2 world record 3 course 4 competitors
5 champion 6 tournament
Exercise 1 page 12
Challenge! page 14
1 judo 15:00 Tuesday
2 volleyball 15:00 Friday
Exercise 2 page 14
3 athletics 13:00 Tuesday 1 It takes place in the USA.
4 cricket 15:00 Wednesday 2 It started about thirty years ago.
3 They were talking about horse-racing.
5 rugby 15:00 Saturday 4 It takes place every year.
6 netball 11:00 Friday 5 They have to complete a special course.
6 There is a type of rodeo for children.
7 badminton 13:00 Friday
8 rowing 11:00 Saturday Exercise 3 $ LISTENING 7 page 14
It all started in 1980, in a pub in Wales. Two men were having an argument
9 weightlifting 11:00 Tuesday about an unusual topic: one of them was saying that humans were faster
10 ski-jumping 11:00 Monday than horses over a long distance, in a cross-country race. The other man was
insisting that horses were much faster than humans. Who was right? They
11 basketball 13:00 Wednesday couldn’t agree. Well, the owner of the pub – a man called Gordon Green –
heard the argument and decided to find out the answer…by organizing a race
12 surfing 13:00 Saturday
between people and horses!
13 karate 11:00 Thursday The first race took place in the same year – 1980 – and the ‘man versus horse
marathon’ became a regular yearly event. (In fact, the course is only 35 km
14 snowboarding 13.00 Monday
long, so it isn’t actually a marathon.) The competitors were men, women…and
15 wrestling 13:00 Thursday horses. For the first few years, a horse always won the race.
In 1985, a new rule allowed cyclists to take part as well and although a horse
16 baseball 11:00 Wednesday
won the race that year too, it only just beat Jacquie Phelan, a champion cyclist
17 boxing 15:00 Thursday from the USA. In 1989, British cyclist Tim Gould beat the first horse by three
minutes. This was the first time that a human won the event.
18 ice hockey 15:00 Monday
The first human to win the race on foot was Huw Lobb. In 2004, he completed
the course in 2 hours, 5 minutes and 19 seconds. He won £25,000. That year
Exercise 2 page 12
there were 500 human competitors and 40 horses. The only other year a human
1 Wednesday 2 Saturday 3 Monday 4 Thursday won was in 2007. It seems that horses are faster than people after all.
A horse usually wins the ‘man versus horse’ marathon.

1 b 2 a 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 c 7 b 8 c
2F Talking about the past
Exercise 1 page 17
2D Past simple and past 1 have a barbecue 2 see a show 3 go dancing

4 go to a theme park 5 cook dinner 6 visit relatives
continuous 7 go away for the weekend 8 go bowling 9 play volleyball

1 went 2 were staying 3 happened 4 was shining 1 Who did you play with?
5 decided 6 were playing 7 came 8 suggested 2 What did you listen to?
9 was wearing 10 agreed 11 lost 12 enjoyed 3 What did you take photos of?
4 Which rides did you go on?
Exercise 2 page 15 5 Who did you stay with?
1 begin ➞ began 1 c 2 a 3 d 4 b 5 e
2 not appear ➞ didn’t appear
3 was running ➞ were running Challenge! $ LISTENING 8 page 17
4 were giving ➞ gave I went to the cinema.
I went away for the weekend.
5 was watching ➞ were watching
I cooked dinner.
6 didn’t won ➞ didn’t win
I saw a show.
7 didn’t ran ➞ didn’t run
I went bowling.
Exercise 3 page 15
1 broke, was playing
Exercise 3 page 17
2 didn’t hear, weren’t listening Students’ own answers
3 dropped, was running
4 weren’t wearing, met Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 9 page 17
5 was raining, left Lenny Did you have a good weekend?
6 ate, wasn’t looking Jane Yes, I did.
Lenny What did you do on Saturday?
Challenge! page 15 Jane I went shopping in London.
At eleven o’clock yesterday morning, the sun was shining. A boy Lenny Did you buy anything?
was cycling and a girl was chatting on the phone. Two women Jane Yes, I did – a new coat.
were having a coffee and a man was reading a magazine. Two Lenny What did you get up to on Sunday?
cats were fighting. Jane I went out for dinner.
Lenny What did you have?
2E Surf’s up Jane Pizza and salad.

See LISTENING 9 transcript.

1 splash 2 floating 3 wave 4 surface 5 paddle 6 shore Students’ own answers
Exercise 2 page 16
Clay Marzo and Jamie Tierney got to know each other while
Jamie was making a documentary about Clay.
2G An informal letter
Preparation
Exercise 3 page 16
1 F: Marzo looks relaxed while he is surfing. Exercise 1 page 18
2 T 3 T a ice hockey b rugby c rowing
4 F: Marzo was a professional surfer when he was eleven years
old. Exercise 2 page 18
5 T a 3 b 6 c 1 d 4 e 2 f 5
6 F: The film director realized Marzo had Asperger’s syndrome.
Exercise 3 page 18
Exercise 4 page 16 1 great, brilliant 2 thanks 3 loads of 4 best mate
1 e 2 b 3 h 4 a 5 g 6 c 7 f 8 d 5 I reckon 6 it was a laugh
Challenge! page 16 Challenge! page 18

Students’ own answers bloke (noun) man
broke (adj) having no money
kids (noun) children
mash (noun) mashed potatoes
quid (noun) pound
stuff (noun) different things
Writing guide
Exercise 4 page 18
Unit 2 Self Check Reading page 20
1 B 2 C 3 A 4 F 5 D
Exercise 1 page 19
1 basketball 2 rugby 3 ice hockey 4 baseball
Use of English page 21
1 A 2 C 3 B 4 C 5 A 6 A 7 A 8 C 9 B 10 B
5 badminton 6 boxing 7 rowing 8 ski jump
9 weighlifting
Speaking page 21
Exercise 2 page 19
1 have 2 visit 3 cook 4 go 5 see 6 play
Writing page 21
Exercise 3 page 19
1 England took part in the World Cup finals.
2
3
We didn’t spend a lot of money on the party.
I didn’t buy this mobile phone online. Unit 3
4 My grandfather taught science.
5
6
I didn’t know all the answers in the quiz.
Our train left on time.
3A Landscapes
Exercise 4 page 19
Exercise 1 page 22
1 was looking 2 found 3 gave 4 went 5 were dancing rubbish bin 5 street lamp 9
6 fell 7 was playing 8 threw 9 didn’t wear
roadworks 7 billboard 3
Get Ready for your

postbox 6 bus stop 4
pedestrian crossing 2 roundabout 8
Exam 1 traffic lights 1
Listening Exercise 2 page 22

1 turn 2 across 3 take 4 past 5 go 6 straight 7 end
Exercise 2 $ LISTENING 10 page 24 8 right 9 through
Interviewer Hello and good morning. Welcome to Sports Today. We have
with us in the studio a young lady who is making a name for herself in the cold Exercise 3 $ LISTENING 11 page 22
and icy world of figure skating. Her name is Britney Spence. Hello Britney and Route 1 At the roundabout, go straight on. Go past that rubbish bin and at the
welcome. end of the road, turn left. Then turn left again. It’s opposite the billboard.
Britney Thank you. Pleased to be here. Route 2 Go straight on at the roundabout. Go past the postbox and at the
Interviewer Britney, could you tell us how you came to be interested in ice end of the road, turn right. Go across the pedestrian crossing. Then follow the
skating? footpath…and you’re there!
Britney Well, I started when I was very young. My friends all went to ballet Route 3 Go left at the roundabout. Then take the first right. Go past the bus
classes, but I wasn’t interested in that. When I was four I watched the ice-skating stop. At the traffic lights, go straight on. At the end of the road, turn right. And
world championships on TV and loved all the fantastic moves the dancers you’re there.
performed. I begged my mum to take me to the local ice rink. I tried ice-skating 1 bus stop 2 swimming pool 3 park
and I loved it. I felI over but I didn’t care. I just got up again. So I started having
lessons. Exercise 4 page 22
Interviewer And the rest, as they say, is history… But when did you realise that 1 barn 2 bridge 3 cottage 4 farmhouse 5 field
you wanted to ice skate competitively? 6 footpath 7 gate 8 hedge 9 lane 10 pond 11 stream
Britney Well, my teacher encouraged me to enter small competitions from 12 village 13 wood
the very beginning but my parents were not very happy about it. My teacher Not included: farmhouse, lane, pond, village, wood
talked to them and finally they agreed. I had the right kind of personality for it. I
was never a shy child. I was usually confident and a bit impatient, to be honest. Exercise 5 page 22
I loved competing though. 1 bin 2 pole 3 signs 4 pool 5 centre, teacher 6 tennis
Interviewer When did you decide that doubles figure skating was for you?
Britney When I was twelve a boy joined our classes. He was very quiet but I Challenge! $ LISTENING 12 page 22
could see he was good. Our teacher put us together and it worked well. We 1 Don’t drop that packet on the floor, put it in the rubbish bin.
entered a doubles competition soon after and we won it. It was amazing! 2 She lost control of the car and it hit a telegraph pole.
Interviewer And that was Matt Bridges, your skating partner? 3 In Wales, the road signs are in English and Welsh.
Britney Yes, Matt and I have been partners since we were 12. We train 4 I was videoing the party when I fell into the swimming pool.
together five times a week. He’s very hard-working. I can’t be lazy when I’m 5 While I was walking through the shopping centre, I met my head teacher.
with him! 6 My dad is brilliant at table tennis.
Interviewer And you’re training hard at the moment, aren’t you? ● ●
1 rubbish bin 2 telegraph pole 3 road signs
●
Britney Yes, the junior world championships are coming up and we really ● ● ●
want to do well. 4 swimming pool 5 shopping centre, head teacher
●
Interviewer The best of luck and we will all be watching you. 6 table tennis
Britney Thank you.
1 B 2 B 3 C 4 B 5 A

3B some, any, much, many, Challenge! page 25
1 the 2 – 3 – 4 the 5 – 6 the 7 – 8 the 9 –
a lot of, a little, a few 10 the

1 some 2 any 3 some 4 any 5 any 6 any 7 some 3 ✓
8 some 9 some 10 any 4 We’re planning a trip to South America.
5 I had fun in Scotland, but the journey home was terrible.
Exercise 2 page 23 6 Sarah doesn’t usually like rap music, but she loves the Black
1 much 2 a few 3 a lot of 4 many 5 a little 6 lots of Eyed Peas.
7 a few 8 much 7 ✓
8 Some animals, like foxes, only come out at night.
Exercise 3 page 23
1 b 2 a 3 b 4 c 5 c 6 a 7 c 8 b Exercise 4 page 25
1 – 2 a 3 – 4 an 5 the 6 the 7 the 8 – 9 –
Exercise 4 page 23 10 the 11 a 12 the 13 the 14 the 15 a 16 – 17 a
1 a few 2 any 3 many 4 lots of 5 lots of 6 much 18 The 19 the 20 the 21 the
7 some 8 a lot of
Challenge! page 23 3E Urban farmers?

Exercise 1 page 26
1 plough 2 seeds 3 wheat 4 crops 5 farmyard 6 land
3C Different views
Exercise 2 page 26
Exercise 1 $ LISTENING 13 page 24 c
Speaker 1 I know it’s a tradition, but I just think it’s a really cruel activity. I’m
glad that it’s illegal now. To be honest, I think it’s wrong. There are other hobbies Exercise 3 page 26
you can do – there’s no need to kill animals for fun. 1 B 2 E 3 C 4 A 5 F
Speaker 2 I live in a village in the country, and there’s a long history of fox-
hunting there. It wasn’t just the rich people – the upper classes – that did it. Challenge! page 26
Everybody took part together. And it was good for the economy of this area. I Students’ own answers
think the ban is a shame.
Speaker 3 I think even before the ban, fox-hunting was losing its popularity.
It’s outdated, isn’t it? I mean, I don’t know any young people who liked it. So for 3F Picture description
me, the hunting ban is fine. I’m happy about it.
Speaker 4 Some people say fox-hunting is part of the countryside – you know, Exercise 1 page 27
it’s traditional – but I know a lot of farmers who are happy about the hunting 1 This is a photo of… 2 on the right…
ban. They say that fox hunts always caused a lot of damage to their fields and 3 in front of the… 4 It looks like… 5 I’d imagine…
hedges, because the hunters rode their horses over them when they were
chasing the fox. Exercise 2 page 27
Speaker 5 I didn’t have a strong opinion about fox-hunting before the ban. But 1 This photo shows/In this photo we can see/This is a photo of
I get angry when I read about people who break the law and still go hunting. 2 on the left
It’s really important to respect the law. That’s even more important than 3 in front of
respecting a tradition. 4 It looks like/I’d imagine
1 illegal, cruel 2 upper class, economy 3 outdated 5 It looks as if/It looks like
4 damage 5 respect, law 6 Judging by
7 It looks as if/It looks like/I’d imagine
Exercise 2 page 24 8 In the background
b
Exercise 3 page 24 1 There’s a man in the foreground holding a mobile phone.
1 b 2 a 3 c 4 d 5 c 6 a 2 There’s a church behind the man.
3 The man is wearing a watch on his right wrist.
Challenge! page 24 4 In the background there’s a woman wearing a striped top.
Students’ own answers 5 The man on the right is wearing a tie.
6 The man on the right is wearing a shirt with short sleeves.
1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 F
3D Articles Exercise 4 page 27
Exercise 1 page 25 Students’ own answers
1 a, the, a 2 an, the 3 a, the 4 a, the
5 a, a, the 6 a, a 7 a 8 a, a Exercise 5 page 27
Exercise 2 page 25
2 a the / b ✓
3 a the / b ✓
4 a ✓ / b the
5 a ✓ / b the
6 a ✓ / b the
3G A holiday blog 4B Comparatives and
Preparation superlatives
1 skiing 2 horse-riding 3 a run 4 a swim 5 a guided tour
Comparative Superlative
6 – 7 a gallery 8 a zoo 9 – 10 cards 11 table tennis
12 souvenirs Short adjectives
Exercise 2 page 28 short 1 shorter 2 the shortest

go on a canoe trip; visit a castle hot 3 hotter 4 the hottest
Exercise 3 page 28 big 5 bigger 6 the biggest
Students’ own translations
nice 7 nicer 8 the nicest
Exercise 4 page 28 scary 9 scarier 10 the scariest
1 freezing 2 huge 3 hilarious 4 stunning 5 fantastic
6 terrible funny 11 funnier 12 the funniest
Long adjectives
Challenge! page 28
boiling very hot quaint cute, picturesque comfortable 13 more 14 the most
furious very angry starving very hungry comfortable comfortable
massive very big tiny very small
beautiful 15 more beautiful 16 the most
Quaint is not an extreme adjective.
beautiful
Writing guide Irregular adjectives
Exercise 5 page 28 bad 17 worse 18 the worst

good 19 better 20 the best
Unit 3 Self Check Exercise 2 page 31

2 Spain is sunnier than Britain.
Exercise 1 page 29 3 Gold is more expensive than silver.
1 stream 2 roundabout 3 pond 4 lane 5 bridge 4 The Pacific Ocean is wider than the Atlantic Ocean.
6 pavement 7 barn 8 postbox 9 cottage 5 Russia is colder than India.

1 through 2 end 3 straight 4 Go 5 Turn 6 Take 2 Which are friendlier, cats or dogs?
3 Which are more dangerous, motorbikes or cars?
Exercise 3 page 29 4 Which is more exciting, ice hockey or football?
1 a lot of 2 a little 3 some 4 a few 5 much 6 any Students’ own answers
7 many
Exercise 4 page 31
Exercise 4 page 29 2 The Amazon is longer than the Yangtze, but the Nile is the
1 nothing missing 2 the 3 the 4 a 5 the 6 nothing longest.
missing 7 a 8 an 3 New Guinea is larger than Borneo, but Greenland is the
largest.
Unit 4 4 Emeralds are more expensive than rubies, but diamonds are
the most expensive.
Exercise 5
4A At the cinema
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1 the youngest 2 most good-looking 3 quicker 4 easier
5 biggest 6 the most successful 7 smaller
Exercise 1 page 30
1 historical drama 2 horror film 3 documentary Challenge! page 31
4 action film 5 disaster film 6 romantic comedy 7 horror Order not important
8 western 9 animated film 10 comedy 11 thriller 2 Mount Everest is higher than Snowdon.
12 musical 13 war film 3 The Nile is longer than the Amazon.
4 Antarctica is colder than Europe/Europe is hotter than
Exercise 2 page 30 Antartica.
2 spectacular 3 scary 4 moving 5 funny 6 dull 5 Gold is heavier than silver.
7 violent 8 entertaining 9 predictable 6 Rome is hotter than London/London is colder than Rome.
Exercise 3 page 30
1 frightening 2 amused 3 embarrassing 4 annoyed
5 confusing 6 shocked 7 exhausting 8 disappointed
Challenge! page 30

4C Different views Challenge! page 33
1 ice 2 a picture 3 a mouse 4 lightning 5 a bat
Exercise 1 page 32
6 a bee 7 ABC 8 a tree
1 members 2 winners 3 results 4 ceremony 5 speech Students’ own answers
6 award 7 prizes
Exercise 2 page 32
4E Shaken and stirred
1
Exercise 1 page 34
Exercise 3 page 32
1 silent film 2 slow motion 3 stuntman / stuntwoman
1 second 2 as 3 non-American 4 January 5 money 4 film studio 5 special effects 6 film industry 7 on location
8 fight scene
Jenny Hi, Ben. Are you going to watch the Oscars tonight? I want to know who Exercise 2 page 34
wins best actor this year. Who do you think should win? 1 Angelina Jolie 2 Tom Cruise
Ben Well, Jenny, I don’t really know. I find it all a bit boring.
Jenny Really? I’m surprised. You love films. You go to the cinema all the time.
Exercise 3 page 34
1 c 2 a 3 b 4 c
Ben I do love films, but I don’t love the Oscars. They are all about big American
blockbusters. I like them, but I also like European films.
Challenge! page 34
Jenny Well, of course the Oscars is American. It’s an American show. But I
love it. I love the dresses, the glamour, the tears. It’s fun! I’m not really into the
awards.
Ben I prefer the Golden Globe Awards. I prefer the foreign journalists’ choices
of film.
4F Buying tickets
Jenny Oh, OK. But come and watch the Oscars with me, anyway. Maybe your Exercise 1 page 35
favourite film will win. 1 card 2 date 3 code 4 number 5 fee
Ben Fine, let’s watch it, then. But I’m not watching the beginning, when the
stars arrive and show off their dresses. Exercise 2 $ LISTENING 16 page 35
1 F: Jenny loves watching the Oscars. 1 Can I help you?
2 T 2 Which showing would you like?
3 F: Ben likes them but he prefers European films. 3 I’m afraid the 8.30 showing is sold out.
4 F: Jenny loves the dresses and the glamour more than the 4 Sorry, did you say two adults?
awards. 5 How would you like to pay?
5 T 6 Can I have your credit card number, please?
1 b 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 b
Challenge! page 32
Students’ own answers Exercise 3 $ LISTENING 17 page 35
Assistant Good afternoon. Can I help you?
4D (not) as…as, too, enough Girl Can I have two tickets for True Grit, please?
Assistant Which showing would you like?
Girl The five thirty, please.
Exercise 1 page 33 Assistant I’m afraid the five thirty is sold out. We still have tickets for the eight
2 Dan is as rich as Constance. thirty, though.
3 Dan isn’t as successful as Constance. Girl Just a moment, please. Dan, the five thirty showing of True Grit is sold out.
4 Constance isn’t as tall as Dan. Shall we go to the eight thirty or choose another film?
5 Dan isn’t as popular as Constance. Boy Let’s go to 127 Hours instead.
6 Constance isn’t as heavy as Dan. Girl OK. Have you got tickets for the six o’clock showing of 127 Hours?
7 Dan is as hard-working as Constance. Assistant Yes, we have tickets for that. Adults or children?
Girl Pardon?
Exercise 2 page 33
Assistant Adult tickets, or children’s? Are you under 14?
2 Jane is too lazy to help with the housework.
Girl No, we aren’t.
3 The box is too heavy to lift.
Assistant OK. That’s two adults then. £19 in total.
4 The lorry is too tall to go under the bridge.
Girl OK. Here you are.
5 The weather is too cold to play outside.
Assistant £20. Thank you. And £1 change. Enjoy the film.
6 This coffee is too hot to drink.
Girl Thank you.
Exercise 3 page 33 Film 127 Hours
2 Jane isn’t hard-working enough to help with the housework.
3 The box isn’t light enough to lift. Showing 18.00
4 The lorry isn’t low enough to go under the bridge.
5 The weather isn’t warm enough to play outside. Tickets Two adults, no children
6 This coffee isn’t cool enough to drink. Total price £19
Exercise 4 page 33
2 I’m not as old as you. Exercise 4 page 35
3 It isn’t too wet to play tennis. Students’ own answers
4 Is your coat warm enough?
Exercise 5 page 35
4G A film review 5 I applied to go on the Big Brother reality TV reality show two years ago. I
went for two interviews and spoke to a psychologist. Then I was invited for
lunch with a lot of other people. But I didn’t get chosen for the show, and
Preparation actually, I’m glad about that now!
1 F 2 A 3 C 4 E 5 B
Exercise 1 page 36
1 B 2 D 3 A 4 C
Reading page 39
1 T 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F
Exercise 2 page 36
1 F 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 T
1 companies 2 reviews 3 performance 4 creation
Exercise 4 page 36
5 audiences 6 director 7 dancer 8 young 9 leadership
1 although 2 However 3 Although 4 although
10 talented 11 conductors
5 However
Writing guide Speaking page 39

Exercise 5 page 36
Writing page 39
Unit 4 Self Check Unit 5

Exercise 1 page 37
1 historical drama 2 romantic comedy 3 western
4 musical 5 horror film 6 thriller 7 disaster film 5A At the shops
8 action film 9 animated film
Exercise 1 page 40
Exercise 2 page 37 1 newsagent’s 2 stationer’s 3 electrical store 4 butcher’s
1 predictable 2 dull 3 moving 4 spectacular 5 jeweller’s 6 greengrocer’s 7 garden centre 8 baker’s
5 violent 6 serious
Exercise 3 page 37 1 Estate agent Good morning. Can I help you?
Across Man Yes. I’m looking for a two-bedroom flat near the town centre.
3 than 5 more 6 better Estate agent Right, OK. Well, we don’t have very much at the moment.
Down There’s this one…here are the details.
1 easier 2 wettest 3 the 4 worse Man Thanks. It’s … £175,000.
Estate agent That’s right. It’s on West Street. Very nice location. Or this
Exercise 4 page 37 one. It’s a little bit closer to the centre, in Cambridge Avenue. But it’s more
1 enough 2 too 3 enough 4 enough expensive.
2 Chemist Can I help you?
Exercise 5 page 37 Woman Yes. I need something to help me sleep at night. Some pills, maybe.
1 isn’t as annoying as Chemist Well, we’ve got some herbal pills.
2 is as talented as Meryl Streep. Woman Are they strong?
3 isn’t as entertaining as Eclipse. Chemist Not really. You need to see a doctor if you want something
4 is as tall as Liam. stronger.
Woman It’s just that my husband snores. I can’t get to sleep. It’s very noisy.
Get Ready for your

Chemist Well, I can sell you something to stop your husband snoring.
Woman Great idea!
Exam 2 3 Woman Excuse me.

Assistant Yeah?
Woman Do you work here?
Listening $ LISTENING 18 page 38 Assistant Er…yeah.
1 What do I think of reality shows? I think they’re stupid. There are so many Woman I need to buy some paint. White paint.
of them on TV and I can’t tell one from another. And the people who go Assistant For indoors or outdoors?
on these shows are all the same, too. They’re loud and rude and annoying. Woman It’s for the outside of my house.
Who’s interested in them? Assistant OK. Follow me.
2 I don’t watch TV reality shows on TV in general, but there are a couple 4 Assistant Can I help you?
of programmes that I wouldn’t want to miss. There’s one where ordinary Man Yes, I’m looking for Lady Gaga, Live.
people get the chance to do something that they’ve only dreamed of. Assistant OK. Is that the CD you want, or the DVD?
That’s a wonderful idea. I want to go on that programme. I’d like to go to Man The DVD.
Antarctica. Assistant I’ll just have a look on the computer…yes, we’ve got that.
3 I think TV reality shows are quite entertaining. It’s a good idea to have Man Where is it?
ordinary people on TV, instead of all those boring, self-important celebrities. Assistant The DVD section is opposite the door – just over there.
Celebrities want you to think that they are fantastic people with fantastic Man Thanks!
lives, but it’s all rubbish. Everyday people are just as interesting. More 1 estate agent’s 2 chemist’s 3 DIY store
interesting, actually. 4 entertainment store
4 Reality TV shows were new and fresh a while ago. I think the idea was a
good one. It can be interesting to watch people who are just the same as Exercise 3 page 40
you doing things on TV. It makes you think ‘I could do that.’. But now there Students’ own answers
are so many TV reality shows, they’re getting quite boring.

Exercise 4
1 eighty-five p
$ LISTENING 20 page 48
5C Street life
2 fifteen pounds Exercise 1 page 42
3 two pounds fifty 1 venue 2 buskers 3 audience 4 artist 5 busk
4 ninety-nine p 6 audition
5 nine ninety-five
6 three pounds fifty Exercise 2 page 42
7 seven p Students’ own answers
8 a hundred and five pounds
1 85p 2 £15 3 £2.50 4 99p 5 £9.95 6 £3.50 7 7p Exercise 3 page 42
8 £105 The street was famous for fashion.

2 owed 3 spent 4 cost 5 charged 6 saved 7 paid for 1 C 2 A 3 E 4 B
8 sold 9 lent
Exercise 5 page 42
Challenge! $ LISTENING 21 page 40 1 F: It is a few blocks away.
1 My new phone only cost me £75 online, so I saved £50. 2 F: It was an area of open fields with few houses.
2 Does the jeweller’s in town sell gold watches? 3 T 4 T 5 T
3 At the baker’s, they charge £4.95 for a chocolate cake. 6 F: Fashions changed and people went to other places to shop.
4 If you buy two CDs at the entertainment store, you save £5.
See LISTENING 21 transcript. Challenge! page 42
5B Present perfect
Exercise 1
5D Present perfect and past
simple
page 41
1 been 6 made 11 taken
2 begun 7 owned ✓ 12 travelled ✓
3 bought 8 played ✓ 13 visited ✓ Exercise 1 page 43
4 finished ✓ 9 rained ✓ 14 written 2 has snowed 3 I saw 4 we’ve lived 5 I’ve never been
5 lived ✓ 10 sunbathed ✓ 6 hasn’t won 7 didn’t snow 8 I sent

2 ’ve bought 3 has written 4 ’ve been 5 have travelled 2 Did, have 3 loved 4 Have, been 5 visited
6 ’ve taken 7 hasn’t begun 8 hasn’t rained 6 haven’t been 7 did, do 8 saw 9 bought 10 did, stay
11 ’ve forgotten 12 Did, cost 13 won 14 ’ve, won
Exercise 3 page 41
1 been 2 gone 3 gone 4 been 5 gone 6 gone Exercise 3 page 43
2 Have, been 3 Have, lost 4 Have, bought 5 Have, seen
Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 22 page 41 6 Have, done
Connor Hi! How are you?…Yes, I’m having a great time, thanks…No, I haven’t a left b saw d went e found f watched
bought any souvenirs yet. I haven’t had time! Why did you ask that?…Oh. You 2 f 3 a 4 e 5 b 6 d
want a present…Well, don’t worry, I won’t forget…Sunbathing? No, I haven’t
sunbathed at all. The weather isn’t sunny…I’ve done lots of things! I’ve been Exercise 4 page 43
on a boat trip. That was great. I’ve made some new friends, and we all went Students’ own answers
together…Yes…I’ve visited a castle too…Sports? No, I haven’t. But I’m playing
volleyball with my new friends this afternoon! Exercise 5 page 43
1 ✗ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✓ 5 ✓ 6 ✗ 2 It’s been great ➞ It was great
3 Her friend has moved ➞ Her friend moved
Exercise 5 page 41 4 Her dad has got ➞ Her dad got
2 Has he sunbathed? No, he hasn’t. 5 I never went ➞ I’ve never been
3 Has he been on a boat trip? Yes, he has.
4
5
Has he made new friends? Yes, he has.
Has he visited a castle? Yes, he has. 5E Bids to become famous
6 Has he played volleyball? No, he hasn’t.
Exercise 1 page 44
Exercise 6 page 41 1 sale 2 bids 3 bargain 4 banknotes 5 purchase
1 since 2 since 3 for 4 since 5 since 6 for 6 advertising 7 goods

2 How long have you lived in this house? Since 2005. c
3 How long have you played the piano? For ten years.
4 How long have you owned a mobile phone? Since I was ten.
Exercise 3 page 44
1 b 2 a 3 d 4 b 5 a
5 How long has your aunt been a scientist? Since 2008.
6 How long have you made your own bread? For one year.
Exercise 4 page 44
Challenge! page 41
Challenge! page 44
5F Making a complaint Exercise 2 page 46
1 Alison Trout 2 an MP3 player 3 May 2011 4 the sound
Exercise 1 page 45
quality is excellent 5 the MP3 player
1 c 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 f 6 d
Exercise 3 page 46
1 b 2 a 3 c
Assistant Can I help you, sir?
Customer Yes, I bought this ham sandwich here this morning. When I opened
Exercise 4 page 46
1 returning ✓ 2 reference 3 hearing ✓ 4 appreciate
it at lunchtime, it smelled funny,
5 grateful ✓ 6 writing ✓
Assistant Oh, I see. So, you didn’t eat it.
Customer Of course not. I want my money back!
Exercise 5 page 46
Assistant Have you got your receipt?
1 I would appreciate it if you could write back as soon as
Customer No, I haven’t.
possible.
Assistant Well, I’m afraid we can’t give refunds without a receipt.
2 I would be grateful if you could phone me tomorrow.
Customer I’m sorry, that’s just not good enough.
3 I am writing to complain about my new laptop.
Assistant It’s the rule. There’s nothing I can do about it.
4 I am enclosing the receipt for your reference.
Customer I’d like to speak to the manager, please.
1 I want my money back! Writing guide
2 I’m sorry, that’s just not good enough.
3 I’d like to speak to the manager, please. Exercise 6 page 46
Exercise 3 page 45
Item she’s
complaining
What the
problem is
When she
bought it
What she wants
now
Unit 5 Self Check
about Exercise 1 page 47
ham it smelled this morning refund 1 electrical store 2 greengrocer’s 3 butcher’s 4 baker’s
sandwich funny 5 newsagent’s 6 estate agent’s
Exercise 2 page 47
Challenge! page 45 1 In a clothes store 2 In a toy shop 3 In a bookshop
Students’ own answers 4 In a sports shop

a camera: a a coat: b, d, e an electric guitar: f 1 Can I have a refund?
a laptop: a, f a mobile phone: a, c, f 2 Is that all for today?
3 I’ll try somewhere else.
Exercise 5 page 45 4 What’s the price?
Students’ own answers 5 I’ll buy it.

1 We don’t usually give refunds. 1 ’ve been 2 ’s rained 3 ’ve had 4 ’ve visited
2 We can’t exchange items without a receipt. 5 haven’t taken taken 6 haven’t bought 7 Have you played
3 I’m afraid that’s all I can do.
4 Could I see your receipt, please? Exercise 5 page 47
1 ’ve had 2 ’ve seen 3 left 4 ’ve known 5 didn’t take
Exercise 7 page 45 6 haven’t read 7 Have, been 8 didn’t enjoy
5G A formal letter Get Ready for your

Preparation
Exam 3
Listening $ LISTENING 24 page 48
Exercise 1 page 46 Good morning, shoppers! Welcome to Bluewater Shopping Centre. We hope
1 45 Loxley Close you have a pleasant shopping experience with us.
Dartingford Our opening times have been extended for this Bank Holiday weekend. We will
Kent BR33 6TY now be open on Friday and Saturday from 9 a.m. to 11 p.m., and on Sunday
from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
3 Osako Electronics 2 18th May 2011 During this holiday weekend we have several special events for you all. We
48b Oxford Street are all going to the circus! There will be a funfair in the centre with fabulous
London clowns and jugglers for all the children. And don’t forget to look up on Saturday
afternoon, as there will also be flying acrobats in the building!
4 Dear Sir or Madam There will also be some wonderful bargains in all our shops over the weekend.
If you collect the special vouchers throughout the centre, you can use them for
5 Yours faithfully special discounts in many of our stores.
And we aren’t forgetting the young shoppers amongst you. On each of the
6 Alison Trout three days there will be a children’s treasure hunt in the centre. The children can
follow clues and get special prizes!

So we will have something for everyone, adults and children alike, plus some Rebecca I’m not a big fan of gadgets – I’ve got a mobile, and my dad’s old PC
great holiday bargains! So come to The Bluewater Shopping Centre this Bank in my bedroom. But I really like the hard disk recorder that we’ve got at home.
Holiday weekend! Come and have a good time with us! You can watch one programme while you’re recording another, and it’s got a
1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F huge memory so you can record loads of programmes. The other great thing
is that you can pause a TV programme, if you have to answer the phone or
Reading page 48 something, and you can also rewind a programme and watch a bit of it again.
1 B 2 C 3 C 4 C 5 C It’s really cool.
1 smartphone 2 ebookreader 3 hard disk recorder
1 is standing 2 to get 3 left 4 meeting 5 have driven Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 25 page 50
6 is feeling/feels 7 needs 8 asked 9 is coming/has come 1 make, send 2 surf, pick up 3 sells, download 4 store
10 has seen 5 record 6 rewind
Speaking page 49 Exercise 5 page 50

Students’ own answers 1 Plug, on 2 turn, out 3 down, put 4 took, turned
5 Turn 6 off, away 7 take
Writing page 49
6B will and going to
Unit 6 Exercise 1 page 51
1 is going to 2 is going to 3 will 4 will 5 will
6 am going to 7 am going to
6A Electronic devices
Exercise 2 page 51
Exercise 1 page 50 1 are, going to buy 2 ’ll turn on 3 ’ll lend
1 notebook 2 satellite TV 3 satnav 4 ebookreader 4 ’re going to spend 5 ’m going to be 6 ’ll turn, up
5 games console 6 digital photo frame 7 MP3 player
8 camcorder 9 smartphone 10 tablet PC 11 HD TV Exercise 3 page 51
12 digital radio 13 hard disk recorder 2 ’ll lend 3 Is Jason going to come 4 ’s going to play
5 ’ll phone 6 are you going to get 7 ’s going to pick
U G K R F S A T S A F H J H A D 8 ’ll give
S A T E L L I T E T V N K A G I
L M F R V C S L A N A N N R J G Challenge! page 51
H E V E T A B L E T P C A D E I Students’ own answers
O S S A V M D W K E C B N U F T
F C A D E C D D D I G D M G H A 6C Screen time
N O T E B O O K V E H I P C J L
D N N R R R S F O P W Q 3 A K P Exercise 1 page 52
S S A Y H D T V G H E D P M M H 1 addict 2 account 3 website 4 photos 5 friends
6 messages 7 profile 8 offline 9 account
A O V H T E 3 P L A J I L D F O
T L S M A R T P H O N E A K U T Exercise 2 page 52
S E V G S D I J P L S A Y G W O 1 mobile phones 2 save 3 good 4 faster
D E F S M A F C E N U S E N O F 5 SMS language
H A R D D I S K R E C O R D E R
S A D U K E D C H G A M E D F A
1 I use my phone all the time. I sometimes text, but I actually prefer to phone.
D I G I T A L R A D I O D I G M In fact, some of my calls are really long. I’ve got a wireless headset and I walk
S C T D E B A V T B U J F S B E down the street, talking to my friends. I know it looks silly, but I don’t care. I
like chatting. Fortunately, my phone contract gives me unlimited calls at the
Exercise 2 page 50 moment. Or it would cost a fortune. Oh, excuse me…Oh, hi, Jenny! I’m in
1 ebookreader 2 satnav 3 hard disk recorder town…yeah, that’s right…
4 games console 5 digital radio 6 MP3 player / smartphone 2 I really like mobile phones and I love having the latest model. I usually get
a new phone every six months. At the moment, I’ve got the latest iPhone.
Exercise 3 $ LISTENING 25 page 50 It can do everything – texts, emails, games, music, videos…Do you want to
Tamsin My favourite device was always my MP3 player. I took it everywhere see a video from my holiday…?
with me so that I could listen to music. I had a mobile too, so I could make calls 3 I love my phone. Obviously I use it for texting and phoning, but I also listen
and send and receive texts. But when my mobile contract ran out, I upgraded to a lot of music on it. I’ve got earphones for it. It’s great. And I love all the
to a smartphone, and it’s the best gadget I’ve ever had. I don’t need an MP3 different ringtones you can get. I change my ringtone every month – you
player any more as I can store all my songs on the phone. Not only that, I can just dial a number and download a new ringtone. It’s easy. This is my
surf the Net, pick up my emails, and it’s got a video camera. ringtone at the moment. Listen.
Henry I’m crazy about sci-fi stories. I’ve probably got about 50 on the shelf in 4 My friends and I have all got mobiles, and we spend a lot of time texting
my bedroom. The problem is they take up a lot of space, so I asked Mum and each other. It’s much cheaper than making voice calls. It costs about 10p
Dad to get me an ebookreader for Christmas. It’s really amazing. You just go to to send a text message. It’s also quicker. I’m quite fast. Look! [texting sounds]
a website that sells ebooks and download them. It only takes about a minute to Wait a minute…There you are – Zoe’s just answered…
download a book. And they’re a bit cheaper than real books. My ebookreader a 1 b 3 c 4 d – e 2
can store about 1,500 books – but it’s the same size as a single book. If you’re
into reading, you should get one.
Challenge! $ LISTENING 27
1 Call me before tomorrow.
page 52
6F Invitations
2 I love you. Exercise 1 page 55
3 See you later. 1 go 2 have 3 meet 4 have 5 play 6 go 7 watch
4 Thanks for your message. 8 go 9 play 10 go 11 have 12 go
5 Are you at home?
See LISTENING 27 transcript. Exercise 2 page 55
6D Zero conditional Exercise 3 page 55
1 A like; B Fancy 4 A along; B join
Exercise 1 page 53
2 A Cool; B Sounds 5 A Sorry; B love
1 feel, do 2 is, drinks 3 get, go 4 can’t sleep/doesn’t sleep, 3 A Great; B tomorrow 6 A maybe; B make
drinks 5 buy, can 6 Does, get, don’t do 7 switch off, save
8 use, runs out Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 28 page 55
1 Josh Hey, Lucy. How are things?
Exercise 2 page 53
Lucy Good, thanks, Josh.
2 If you record a programme on the hard disk recorder, you can Josh Listen, I’m going for a bike ride with Kate and Ivan. Fancy coming
watch it later. along?
3 It doesn’t matter if you are late. Lucy Cool! I’d love to. What time are you going?
4 He gets bad-tempered if he doesn’t have enough sleep. Josh We’re meeting at my place at half past eleven.
5 I always feel happy if I listen to reggae music. Lucy OK. What about lunch? Shall I bring some food and drink?
6 If I’m worried about something, I talk about it with my friends. Josh Just bring something to drink. My mum’s making sandwiches for us.
Lucy Cool. What time are you planning to come back?
Exercise 3 page 53
Josh About five o’clock.
1 It might/may/could rain soon.
Lucy Great. See you soon.
2 He might/may/could buy a mobile.
Josh Yeah. Glad you can make it. See you soon.
3 She might/may/could fall from the tree.
2 Amanda Hi Ryan. How are you?
4 He might/may not finish his homework before bedtime.
Ryan I’m fine thanks, Amanda. And you?
5 It might/may/could crash into the hedge.
Amanda Yeah, I’m fine too. I’m going skateboarding in the park this
6 They might/may not reach the top.
afternoon. Why don’t you come along?
Ryan I’d love, but I can’t. I’m going to the cinema with my little brother.
Challenge! page 53
Amanda Shame, another time, maybe.
Ryan Yeah, that would be good.
1 b 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 b 6 a
6E Brainwaves Exercise 5 $ LISTENING 28 page 55
Exercise 1 page 54
1 bike ride 2 half past eleven 3 lunch 4 sandwiches
1 The Segway is amazingly economical. 5 five o’clock
2 This motorbike can go incredibly fast.
3 My dad’s new car is disappointingly slow.
1 help you with your homework: Shall I help you with your homework?
4 This invention is absolutely amazing.
2 go out this evening: Shall we go out this evening?
5 The C5 was simply dangerous on wet roads.
3 open the door for you: Shall I open the door for you?
6 The controls are really simple.
4 go to the cinema tomorrow: Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow?
Exercise 2 page 54
5 have a cup of coffee: Shall we have a cup of coffee?
1 like 2 to 3 that 4 on 5 of 6 how 7 to 6 bring some food to your party: Shall I bring some food to your party?
8 the 9 and 7 play football in the garden: Shall we play football in the garden?
8 help you with the washing up: Shall I help you with the washing up?
Exercise 3 page 54 3 Shall I open the door for you?
1 T 4 Shall we go to the cinema tomorrow?
2 F: People spend nearly 90 hours a year vacuuming. 5 Shall we have a cup of coffee?
3 F: The traditional vacuum cleaner is bad for the back. 6 Shall I bring some food to your party?
4 T 7 Shall we play football in the garden?
5 F: The shoes are not at all fashionable. 8 Shall I help you with the washing up?
Challenge! page 54 Exercise 7 $ LISTENING 30 page 55

Students’ own answers Tom What are you doing on Saturday?
Bev We’re having a barbecue at my house.
Tom That sounds fun.
Bev Would you like to join us?
Tom I’d love to, but I can’t.
Bev Shame. Why not?
Tom I’m helping my dad with the gardening.
Bev Oh dear! Sorry you can’t make it. Another time, maybe.
See LISTENING 30 transcript.
Challenge! page 55

6G Messages 2 Parents, why not bring your young children to the Art Giraffe Café this
holiday week? They can paint a cup or a plate, and you can have a cup of
coffee and relax. Or why not try some painting yourself? We have parent
Preparation and children sessions every morning. A painted plate or egg cup makes a
wonderful Easter present!
Exercise 1 page 56
3 Are there any young actors out there? During the Easter holidays,
1 freezer 2 coffee machine 3 dishwasher 4 microwave
Stagecoach is running drama classes for young people every afternoon at
5 cooker 6 iron 7 vacuum cleaner 8 kettle 9 toaster
the community centre. There are two age groups: 9–12 and 13–16. There
10 washing machine 11 fridge
will be a show at the end of the week. Phone 856778 for more information.
a 6 b 8 c 9 d 4 e 2 f 7
4 Have you got some free time this Easter? Would you like to learn how to use
Exercise 2 page 56 watercolours? Then come to Harbour House with your paintbrushes! We
1 I’ve 2 I’m 3 Can you 4 Can you 5 Don’t forget 6 I’ll are running classes this week for older teenagers and adults. If you are 50 or
over, it’s free! Phone now on 874323 to book your place or find out more!
Exercise 3 page 56 5 Fancy a dance? Would you like to have fun and keep fit? Then why not try
2 Can I borrow your mobile? one of our Team Jam classes at the Leisure Centre? It’s street dance, it’s fast,
3 Can you ask Mum to buy some bread? it’s fantastic! If you are 18 or over just join us. We have classes for beginners
4 Can I go to my friend’s house this evening? and intermediate. Come on – have fun this Easter!
5 Can you call me when you get home? 1 a Life-saving courses b 11 a.m.
6 Can you tidy your bedroom? 2 a Parents and young children b Every morning
3 a 9–12 and 13–16 b 856778
Exercise 4 page 56 4 a How to use watercolours. b Nothing, it’s free.
1 run out, pick up 2 get back 3 heat up 4 wash up 5 a At the Leisure Centre b 18 or over
5 drop, off 6 Plug in
Reading page 58
Writing guide 1 A 2 C 3 C 4 D 5 C
Exercise 5 page 56 Use of English page 59

Students’ own answers 1 our 2 useful 3 don’t 4 a 5 Without 6 darker
7 before 8 much 9 these 10 another 11 improve
Unit 6 Self Check Speaking page 59

Exercise 1 page 57
1 satellite TV 2 games console 3 digital radio Writing page 59
4 hard disk recorder 5 digital photo frame 6 smartphone Students’ own answers
7 camcorder 8 satnav
Exercise 2 page 57
1 make 2 rewind 3 pick up 4 surf 5 download
Unit 7
6 charge
7A Body language
Exercise 3 page 57
2 ’m going to play 3 will, finish 4 are going to meet Exercise 1 page 60
5 ’ll phone 6 ’ll be 1 fold your arms
2 cross your legs
Exercise 4 page 57 3 hold hands
1 press, gets 2 die, give 3 tastes, add 4 stays out, gets 4 shake hands
5 have, catch 5 shake your head
6 pat somebody on the back
Exercise 5 page 57 7 shrug your shoulders
1 It could be true. 8 give a thumbs up
2 We might not go out on Sunday.
3 He may want to borrow my notebook. Exercise 2 page 60
4 I might buy a tablet PC. 1 beckon 2 wave 3 nod 4 kiss 5 bow 6 wink
5 It could snow tonight. 7 point 8 hug
6 We may not win the match.
Exercise 3 page 60
Get Ready for your

1 down 2 up 3 down 4 up 5 over 6 out
7 up 8 up 9 down 10 round
Exam 4 Challenge! page 60

1 saluted 2 frown 3 bites 4 snores 5 blushed
Listening $ LISTENING 31 page 58
1 Calling all swimmers! Have you got any spare time during the Easter
holidays? Are you confident in the water? Would you like to learn how to
save lives? Then come down to Salcombe swimming pool. We are running
life-saving courses this week during the holidays every morning at 11am.
They’re fun and they’re free!
7B must, mustn’t and needn’t Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 32
page 62
Exercise 1 page 61
1 needn’t 2 must 3 needn’t 4 mustn’t 5 must
6 mustn’t 7 needn’t 8 mustn’t
7D First conditional
Exercise 2 page 61
Exercise 1 page 63
Order not important
2 In some Muslim countries, you mustn’t eat with your left hand.
2 I’ll lend you some money if you need it.
3 In lots of countries, you must eat everything on your plate.
3 If you’re hot, I’ll open the window.
4 In Australia, men mustn’t wink at women they don’t know.
4 You’ll be late if you don’t hurry.
5 In the UK, you must say ‘please’ when asking for something.
5 I’ll be amazed if I pass my science exam.
6 In the UK, you mustn’t talk with your mouth full.
6 If I feel better tomorrow, I’ll go back to school.
7 In Switzerland, guests must arrive on time.
Exercise 3 page 61
Exercise 2 page 63
1 eat, ’ll feel 2 won’t pass, doesn’t study 3 ’ll be, don’t come
1 needn’t recharge 2 mustn’t forget 3 needn’t hurry
4 have, will, help 5 won’t buy, costs 6 lend, will, pay
4 mustn’t watch 5 needn’t get up 6 mustn’t wear
7 give, ’ll stop
Exercise 4 page 61
1 You needn’t take off your shoes.
Exercise 3 page 63
1 open, ’ll bring 2 see, ’ll be 3 break, ’ll have
2 You must use a knife and fork.
4 will happen, walk 5 ’ll have, drop
3 You needn’t take a gift.
4 You mustn’t put your elbows on the table.
Exercise 4 page 63
5 You mustn’t eat noisily.
1 it’ll crash 2 he’ll fall off the ladder
6 You must give the waiter a tip.
3 the dog will chase it 4 the bath will overflow
Challenge! page 61
Challenge! page 63
7C Giving and receiving 7E New Year

Exercise 1 page 62
Exercise 1 page 64
1 Twelfth Night 2 Valentine’s Day 3 St Patrick’s Day
1 annual 2 jokes, midday 3 dates 4 tradition
4 Father’s Day 5 Halloween 6 Guy Fawkes Night
5 calendars, century 6 decades
7 Christmas Day 8 Boxing Day 9 New Year’s Eve
Exercise 2 page 64
Exercise 2 page 62
1 c 2 d 3 a 4 b
1 They killed him because he was a Christian.
2 It became a Christian celebration in ad 496. Exercise 3 page 64
3 It became a special day for people in love in the Middle Ages. 2 does the New Year move
4 It started in the nineteenth century. 3 does the New Year arrive
5 Cheap post allowed people to send love notes secretly. 4 in New York’s Times Square last year
6 They started making special Valentine’s cards. 5 does Chinese New Year
6 do the New Year celebrations
1 This year I got more than one Valentine. Three, in fact. The best one was Challenge! page 64
definitely from my boyfriend. He didn’t write his name on it, but I recognized Students’ own answers
his handwriting. The next one was from my dad! It was a jokey one, and it
was very funny. He didn’t write his name either, but I know it was him. The
third one is a mystery. I’ve never had a secret Valentine before.
2 There’s this girl I really like in my class. I’m quite shy when I speak to her, so
7F Giving advice and
she probably doesn’t know that I like her. I’m not really into Valentine’s Day recommendations
and all that, but I sent her a card. In fact, it’s the first Valentine’s card I’ve sent.
I didn’t sign my name on the card, so she still doesn’t know. I watched her in Exercise 1 page 65
class yesterday. She showed my card to her friends. Then she looked at me 1 art gallery 2 fun fair 3 market 4 monument
and smiled. Did she guess the card was from me? I don’t know. 5 palace 6 castle 7 cathedral 8 carnival
3 I sent two Valentine’s card this year – one was to a boy that I know. I spent
a long time making it. Then I wrote a poem in it. I didn’t want to buy a card. Exercise 2 page 65
I wanted it to be different, because I really like him. I hope that he likes me 1 I think you should 4 I don’t think you ought to
too. He sometimes stops and talks to me. It’s usually about homework or 2 I think you ought to 5 I think you ought to
something. He didn’t send me a Valentine though. The other one I sent was 3 I don’t think you should 6 I think you should
to my granddad!
4 There’s this girl in the year below me who seems to like me a lot. The card I Exercise 3 page 65
got might be from her. I think I know her handwriting. I feel terrible because 1 recommend 2 on 3 cost 4 show 5 there 6 here
I don’t feel the same way about her. She’s nice, but I only like her as a friend. I a adults b one c interesting d get e until f next
really like her sister, though. The card could be from her, but it probably isn’t.
a 2 b 1 c 4 d 3 e 1

Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 33 page 65 Exercise 4 page 66
1 What do you recommend we see? Students’ own answers
You should go to the museum. It’s very interesting.
2 Are there any festivals or carnivals on at the moment? Writing guide
No, not until March.
3 How much does it cost to get in? Exercise 5 page 66
It’s £10 for adults and £8 for children under 16. Students’ own answers
4 Can you show me where that is on the map?
Yes, it’s here, next to the museum. Exercise 6 page 66
5 Is there a taxi rank nearby? Students’ own answers
Yes, there’s one near the bus station.
6 Is the Old Town near here?
No, you’ll need to take a tram to get there. Unit 7 Self Check
1 c 2 e 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 d
Exercise 1 page 67
Exercise 5 $ LISTENING 34 page 65 Across
Information Officer Good morning. Can I help you? 1 pat 3 hug 4 point 6 shoulders 7 hands 8 Wave
Girl Yes, I’m visiting the city for a few days, and I’d like some information about Down
places to visit. 2 thumbs 5 nod 6 shake
IO Certainly. I recommend you go and see the castle. It’s very interesting.
Girl I’m not really into castles…
Exercise 2 page 67
1 Easter 2 Halloween 3 Christmas
IO Do you like art? There’s an excellent art gallery in the main square.
4 Boxing Day 5 Valentine’s Day 6 Twelfth Night
Girl Yes, that sounds interesting. Is it far from here?
IO I’ll show you on the map…It’s here. You can take a number 41 bus from
Exercise 3 page 67
opposite this information office.
1 ’ll nod 2 rains 3 won’t get 4 leave 5 ’ll stay 6 lend
Girl OK, thanks. What else do you recommend?
7 ’ll help
IO This weekend there’s a big carnival. That’s usually a lot of fun.
Girl I’m afraid we’re only here for three days. We won’t be here at the weekend. Exercise 4 page 67
IO Well, there’s the cathedral, of course – that’s very popular with tourists. 1 must 2 needn’t 3 mustn’t 4 mustn’t 5 mustn’t
Girl What are the opening hours? 6 needn’t 7 mustn’t 8 must
IO Nine to five on weekdays and Saturdays. And 2.30 to 4.30 on Sundays.
Girl How much does it cost to get in?
IO It’s £8.
Girl Is it £8 for students too?
Get Ready for your
IO Um, let me see. I’ve got a leaflet about it here…No, it’s £6 for students.
Girl Great, I’m a student. Can I take the leaflet?
Exam 5
IO Of course. And the map, too. Listening $ LISTENING 35 page 68
Girl Thank you very much. Hi, I’m Paula Hausman and I’m here today to tell you something about my job
IO You’re welcome. Enjoy your stay. as a wedding coordinator.
1 T Planning a wedding can be quite stressful anyway, but when you are doing
2 F: She is staying for three days it in a foreign country and mixing traditions it can be even harder. So I help
3 T foreigners living in New York to bring their own traditions to American
4 F: The cathedral is open to visitors from 2.30 to 4.30 on weddings.
Sundays. My first wedding was my best friend Petra from Slovakia. She was marrying
5 F: It will cost her £6 because she is a student. Hans, a Norwegian guy, and they asked me to help with the plans. A lot of
6 T Petra’s and Hans’s family and friends came from Slovakia and Norway for
the wedding. The beginning of the day was organized according to Slovak
Exercise 6 page 65 traditions. The bride thanked her parents for her upbringing and then they left
Students’ own answers to go to the ceremony in a decorated horse-drawn carriage to the sound of
folk music. The reception was really fun. In Norway, every time the bride leaves
7G Invitations the room all the women line up to kiss the groom and then when the groom
leaves all the men kiss the bride. Big Norwegians all desperate to kiss little Petra
was a really funny sight.
Preparation My next wedding was a Swedish-Israeli couple. Their marriage was lovely
because they combined the traditions of both countries. It’s customary in
Exercise 1 page 66
Israel to have the ceremony in the late afternoon when the first star appears in
a I’ll be there for sure.
the sky. So they did that, but also the Swedish relatives dressed in traditional
b I’m having a party on Saturday.
Swedish wedding outfits and taught everyone the traditional Swedish wedding
c Let me know asap.
dance. It was a marriage of people and cultures.
d It’ll start at 7.30pm.
In Turkey the night before the wedding the bride is decorated with henna
e Thanks for the invite to your birthday party.
tattoos on her hands and her guests dance and sing traditional Turkish songs.
2 d 3 c 4 e 5 a
So when Burcu married Jakub here in Prague, we organised a traditional ‘Henna’
Exercise 2 page 66 night for her. The wedding itself was quite Czech: the male guests kidnapped
1 chill out, place 2 get in, stuff 3 awesome the bride, as is customary in the Czech Republic, and then the happy couple
4 messed up 5 make it, guys, ages broke a plate and swept it up together, a tradition that’s meant to bring
happiness and unity to the newly married couple.
Exercise 3 page 66 1 C 2 E 3 B 4 F 5 D 6 A
1 Tel. 2 BBQ 3 asap 4 RSVP 5 PS 6 e.g.
Reading page 68 Exercise 5 page 71
1 In the middle of a forest in Corsica. 2 can ➞ could
2 A helicopter picked him up accidentally. 3 Did ➞ Would
3 Because they were watching planes. 4 won’t ➞ wouldn’t
4 Because he was trying to shoot moles with a powerful gun. 5 would send ➞ sent
5 The French ambassador wanted peace and love. The Japanese ambassador 6 be ➞ were
wanted an end to all wars.
6 The French and Japanese ambassadors wished for world peace, so the
British ambassador’s very ordinary wish sounds silly in comparison. 8C Rubbish
Use of English page 69 Exercise 1 page 72
1 B 2 D 3 B 4 A/D
5 B
6 B
7 B
8A 1 waste 2 harm 3 sea 4 packaging 5 bags 6 leftovers
7 compost 8 difference
Speaking page 69
Students’ own answers Exercise 2 page 72
b
Writing page 69
1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 F
Unit 8 Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 36 page 72

Speaker 1 I don’t think the council has the right to put computer chips in bins.
I mean, what about privacy? It’s terrible. It’s like living in a police state! This is
8A Planet Earth what happens when councils have too much power!
Speaker 2 Maybe putting computer chips in bins is a bit too much, but we
Exercise 1 page 70 have to do something. People just aren’t recycling enough – so we need to
1 forest fire 2 earthquake 3 tsunami 4 avalanche educate them. The chips are just getting information, aren’t they? If it helps
5 hurricane 6 tornado 7 landslide people to be better citizens, then I think it’s OK.
Speaker 3 I reckon this is just the first step. Next, they’ll put computer chips in
Exercise 2 page 70 your home to see if you turn the lights out – and computer chips in your car to
1 famine 2 flood 3 volcanic eruption 4 drought see if you’re driving too fast. It’s frightening! I hate the idea!
5 disease Speaker 4 I think it’s a great idea. We all need to recycle – but some people
refuse to do it – or they’re too lazy. And who pays for their mistakes? Our
Exercise 3 page 70 children. And our grandchildren. This is important – we’ve only got one planet!
1 flood, tsunami, drought Speaker 5 I don’t like the idea of computer chips in bins. How much can they
2 hurricane, tornado find out about your rubbish? Can they see it? It’s like somebody looking in your
3 landslide, avalanche, earthquake, volcanic eruption bin, isn’t it? Nobody would like that. I’d feel embarrassed.
1 D 2 C 3 F 4 A 5 B
Exercise 4 page 70
2 protection 3 reaction 4 organization 5 election Challenge! page 72
6 sadness 7 information 1 Coca-Cola 2 Nike 3 Motorola
Challenge! page 70
explore ➞ exploration lonely ➞ loneliness 8D I wish …
happy ➞ happiness suggest ➞ suggestion
imagine ➞ imagination weak ➞ weakness Exercise 1 page 73
2 had 3 understood 4 liked 5 were 6 spoke
8B Second conditional Exercise 2 page 73

2 I wish I could play the guitar. (f )
Exercise 1 page 71 3 I wish I lived in Los Angeles. (a)
1 b 2 d 3 a 4 f 5 c 6 e 4 I wish I knew some famous people. (d)
5 I wish I had a job. (b)
Exercise 2 page 71 6 I wish I were fitter. (e)
1 wouldn’t be, ate 2 were, wouldn’t kill 3 had, ’d lend
4 would you do, forgot 5 ’d go, could 6 Would you be, broke Exercise 3 page 73
7 didn’t live, would be 8 wouldn’t be, went Students’ own answers
Challenge! page 71 Challenge! page 73

Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
Exercise 3 page 71
2 met 3 had 4 lost 5 fell 6 won 8E A real danger?
Exercise 1 page 74
Exercise 4 page 71 1 collided 2 die 3 destruction 4 dust 5 destroy
Students’ own answers 6 explosion 7 failed
Exercise 2 page 74
1 C 2 E 3 A 4 D

Exercise 3
1 T 2 T
page 74
Unit 8 Self Check
3 F: Heatwaves kill more people than other natural disasters. Exercise 1 page 77
4 F: Heatwaves are most dangerous for people where there is 1 tsunami 2 drought 3 flood 4 earthquake 5 famine
a lot of water in the atmosphere. 6 disease 7 avalanche 8 hurricane 9 volcanic eruption
5 F: Global warming will make the atmosphere hotter and
wetter. Exercise 2 page 77
6 T 1 donate 2 display 3 win 4 hold 5 raise 6 sell
Challenge! page 74 Exercise 3 page 77
Students’ own answers 1 wouldn’t be 2 were 3 could 4 needed 5 ’d complain
6 asked 7 ran 8 turned
8F Stimulus discussion Exercise 4 page 77
2 I wish I were at home for Christmas.
Exercise 1 page 75
3 I wish you liked me.
Students’ own answers 4 I wish we weren’t lost.
5 I wish I had a motorbike.
6 I wish phones didn’t cost a lot of money.
Student I’d much rather do a sponsored bike ride. The main reason for this
7 I wish it weren’t too late to go out.
is that I really enjoy cycling. There’s also the fact that it’s easier to ask friends
8 I wish I could find my schoolbag.
and family for money, rather than strangers! I wouldn’t choose the first option
because I wouldn’t enjoy collecting money from strangers. What’s more, I’d
feel a bit embarrassed if I had to dress up. The second option would definitely
be better.
Get Ready for your
1 I’d much rather
2 The main reason for this is that
Exam 6
3 There’s also the fact that Listening $ LISTENING 38 page 78
4 I wouldn’t choose Laura Right, David, the school has asked us to come up with a poster about
5 What’s more, littering.
David Why?
Exercise 3 page 75
Laura Well, I think it’s because there’s so much rubbish around the street near
1 would 2 couldn’t 3 wouldn’t 4 could 5 would the school. Most of the rubbish is things that kids from our school drop.
6 wouldn’t 7 could/would 8 wouldn’t David Oh, OK. So how about a picture with a field or river with lots of litter in it
and a slogan saying ‘I wish it didn’t look like this’?
Exercise 4 page 75
Laura Mmm, nice idea.
David Or we could have the problems litter causes: it costs money to remove,
it looks bad, it attracts more litter and it can harm people and animals.
8G An announcement Laura I think I’d rather focus on something more positive.
David Oh yes? Like what?
Preparation Laura Well, we could look at the solutions rather than the problem.
David Such as?
Exercise 1 page 76 Laura We could encourage people to put rubbish in bins and not on the floor,
1 It’s a quiz night. take rubbish home with them, and use a cloth bag instead of plastic bags.
2 It’s taking place in the Community Centre on Thursday David And always clean up after your dog?
5th September. Laura Hmm I don’t think that would be a good idea to be honest, dog mess is
3 It’s raising money for the local fire station. not what this is about.
4 They can help by telling their family and friends and by David Oh, OK. Do you think we should mention recycling as well?
displaying a poster. Laura Yes, good idea. Oh, the poster could have four corners: bin it, take it
home, don’t use plastic, and recycle.
Exercise 2 page 76 David That sounds brilliant! Shall we make it ourselves?
Support your local firefighters! Laura I think asking Eva to do it would be better. She is a better artist than us.
David OK, let’s ask her.
Exercise 3 page 76 1 T 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 NG 7 F
1 future 2 difference 3 planet 4 gift 5 make 6 help
Reading page 78
Exercise 4 page 76 1 B 2 A 3 G 4 E 5 D 6 H 7 F
2 bike ride 3 run 4 swim 5 walk
6 karaoke 7 quiz 8 talent Use of English page 79
9 book 10 cake 11 CD 1 on 2 ago 3 would 4 to 5 with 6 had 7 were
8 after 9 There 10 who
Writing guide
Speaking page 79
Writing page 79
1 -er 2 -ician 3 -ist 4 -ician 5 -ist 6 -er 7 -ist
8 -ician 9 -or
9A Crimes and criminals Exercise 5 page 80

1 novelist 2 smoker 3 magician 4 film directors
Exercise 1 page 80 5 electrician 6 scientists
Across
6 arson 9 burgle 10 steal 12 mug 13 shoplifting
14 murder
Down
9B Past perfect
1 drugs 2 vandalism 3 rob 4 robber 5 joyriding Exercise 1 page 81
7 set fire to 8 burglar 11 thief 1 had washed 2 hadn’t had 3 hadn’t recharged
4 had gone 5 had broken down 6 had seen
Exercise 2 $ LISTENING 39 page 80 7 hadn’t visited 8 had written
1 Man Where’s my mobile? It was in my bag.
Woman Have you checked your pockets? Exercise 2 page 81
Man Hang on… . No, it isn’t in my pockets. I left my bag here under the 2 had had 3 had phoned 4 hadn’t begun
desk while I was having lunch, and my mobile was definitely in it. 5 hadn’t finished 6 hadn’t had 7 had finished
Woman Do you think somebody came into the office and stole it?
Man I don’t know. Exercise 3 page 81
Woman Is there anything else missing? 3 After the thief had stolen the jewels, he sold them to his
Man Let me check. Yes! My MP3 player is missing too! friend.
2 Woman It’s late. I’d better go home now. 4 When the police arrived, the shoplifter had run away.
Man I’ll walk you home. 5 After the teenagers had gone joyriding, they burned the car.
Woman There’s no need. It isn’t far to my house. 6 After the arsonist had set fire to the school, he ran away.
Man Yes, but Tom was walking home a few nights ago, and a couple of men 7 After the gang had robbed the bank, they flew to Brazil.
attacked him in the street and took his wallet and his mobile.
Woman Did they hurt him? Challenge! page 81
Man Yes, they pushed him to the ground. He hurt his arm. Students’ own answers
Woman Poor Tom. Have they caught the people who did it?
Man Yes, the police arrested two men the following day.
3 Man The police raided a house in our street last weekend. 9C Outlaws
Woman Really? What were they looking for?
Man Heroin and cocaine. Exercise 1 page 82
Woman Really? I didn’t think that sort of thing went on round here. 1 evidence 2 army 3 ruler 4 struggled 5 outlaws
Man Yeah, it does. There’s always a couple of men hanging around on the 6 injustice
pavement outside the house, selling drugs.
Woman How do you know they were selling drugs? Exercise 2 page 82
Man Cars come up stop near the men, and you see them handing over 1 b 2 a 3 e 4 d
money and small packets of stuff. It’s usually at night, so you never see it
really clearly, but I’m sure it’s drugs they’re selling. Exercise 3 page 82
4 Woman Somebody broke into the village hall. 1 1800s 2 9 3 Ireland 4 16 5 started a gang 6 to
Man Broke into the village hall? Do you know how they got in? protect himself
Woman They climbed through a window.
Man Why would they want to do that? Did they steal anything?
Jesse James is the most famous American outlaw of the 19th century. He lived
Woman No, but they smashed some chairs and tables.
in Missouri, one of the southern states of the USA. It was a difficult time in
Man That’s terrible. Do they know who did it?
America. There were black slaves working in the southern states, but not in the
Woman No, the police seem to have no idea.
northern states. The northern states wanted to ban slavery, so the southern
5 Woman I was in Jepson’s department store the other day when the security
states decided to be independent. This became the American Civil War.
guard arrested someone.
Jesse James was 14 when the war started. For four years the South fought
Man I didn’t know security guards could arrest people.
against the North. Jesse James and his brother Frank fought for the South.
Woman Well, this one did. It was a woman with a young child. She couldn’t
There were lots of terrible battles and a lot of men died. The North finally won
have been more than 18.
the war.
Man What had she done?
When the war ended, the new government punished the southern states.
Woman Stolen something, I think. The security guard was holding some
Jesse and Frank were angry at the injustice. They formed a gang of outlaws. The
baby food and nappy cream.
outlaws wanted to fight the government, so they robbed government banks
Man Poor woman. She probably couldn’t afford to buy it.
and trains and stole money. But they killed people, too. The outlaws got a lot
Woman But she shouldn’t steal from shops, should she? Anyway the
of sympathy from southern people. Some people said Jesse James was like
security guard called the police.
Robin Hood. Finally, the government promised money to anyone who could
Man Oh no. Surely that wasn’t necessary. He could have let her off with a
catch Jesse. So a friend of his in the gang murdered him. He was just 35 when
warning.
he died.
Woman Well, it’s her own fault. She broke the law.
1 T
1 theft 2 mugging 3 drug dealing 4 vandalism
2 F: The northern states won the American Civil War.
5 shoplifting
3 T
4 F: They did murder people.
1 stole 2 arrested 3 raided 4 broke into 5 T
5 called 6 broke

Students’ own answers 1 Scott’s nephew had visited him during the evening.
2 The burglar stole £700 from Scott.
3 The dog didn’t bark because it knew who the burglar was.
9D Reported speech 4 He was wearing a mask.
5 One of the customers in the bank hit him.
Exercise 1 page 83 6 He asked them to take it off because he couldn’t breathe.
2 he didn’t speak French.
3 he had seen a good film in London. Challenge! page 84
4 they couldn’t come to the party. Students’ own answers
5 it was very cold outside.
6 he hadn’t done his homework.
7 they lived in a small village. 9F Reporting a theft
8 he could type really fast.
9 it was snowing. Exercise 1 page 85
10 somebody had stolen his wallet. 1 Could you describe the wallet, please?
2 Could I ask what was in the bag, please?
Exercise 2 page 83 3 Could I ask you to describe the jacket, please?
2 We didn’t read the newspaper. 4 Could you tell me your name, please?
3 Drug dealers are criminals. 5 Would you mind filling in this form, please?
4 I’m not wearing a coat. 6 If you could just tell me your name, please.
5 I can’t swim.
6 I’ve bought a DVD. Exercise 2 page 85
7 I wanted to go to bed. 2 Could you tell me when you last had it, please?
8 I can’t hear you. 3 If you could just sign your name here, please.
4 Would you mind telling me your name, please?
Exercise 3 page 83 5 Could I ask you what was in the bag, please?
2 she couldn’t stand detective stories. 6 If I could just take down some details, please.
3 she was reading a horror story. 7 May I ask you some questions, please?
4 he liked horror stories too. 8 Could you spell your name, please?
5 he had read part of Frankenstein in the summer holidays.
6 his parents had given it to him for his birthday. Exercise 3 $ LISTENING 42 page 85
7 she hadn’t enjoyed Frankenstein. Officer Good afternoon. Can I help you?
8 he thought it was brilliant. Tracy Hello. I’ve lost my mobile. I think somebody stole it.
9 the ending wasn’t very good. Officer Oh yes?
10 he didn’t want to know the ending. Tracy I was on my way home from school, on my bike. My bag was on the
11 she wasn’t going to tell him. back of the bike. When I got home, the bag wasn’t there. I think it had dropped
off on the way.
Challenge! $ LISTENING 41 page 83 Officer So, you’ve lost your bag as well as your mobile?
1 I’m tired. Tracy No, I’ve got the bag.
2 David is reading. Officer Oh?
3 I can’t sleep. Tracy Yes, I went back. Followed my route back to school. And I found the
4 I didn’t see the burglar. bag. Someone had thrown it into some bushes at the side of the road. But the
5 I like rap music. mobile was missing. It was in the bag, you see.
6 We’re going out this evening. Officer What was the make and model of the mobile?
7 I can swim really well. Tracy It was a Nokia X6.
8 She gave me a CD for Christmas. Officer Expensive!
2 She said that David was reading. Tracy Yes, very. It was a present from my parents.
3 He said that he couldn’t sleep. Officer Is it insured?
4 He said that he hadn’t seen the burglar. Tracy No.
5 She said that she liked rap music. Officer Could I ask you to describe it, please?
6 He said that they were going out this evening. Tracy It’s white, um, about 10 centimetres long. It’s got a big touch screen.
7 She said that she could swim really well. Officer Have you phoned your network?
8 She said that she had given her a CD for Christmas. Tracy No, not yet.
Officer Well, you must do that as soon as possible. Now did they take anything
else from the bag?
9E Crime doesn’t pay Tracy Yes, my bus pass…Luckily my wallet was in my pocket, so they didn’t get
that. Do you think I’ll get the mobile back?
Exercise 1 page 84 Officer I’m afraid it’s unlikely. Now, would you mind signing this form, please?
1 information 2 number 3 password 4 account 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✓ 4 ✗ 5 ✗ 6 ✗
5 machines 6 email 7 programmers
Exercise 2 page 84 1 a 2 b 3 a
1 B 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 A
Exercise 5 page 85
Exercise 6 page 85
9G An email Get Ready for your
Preparation Exam 7
Exercise 1 page 86 Listening $ LISTENING 43 page 88
1 reckon 2 BFN 3 nick 4 guy 5 bunch Good morning, everyone!
6 are you up to? 7 yelled 8 shot 9 lol Welcome to our city; I hope you enjoy the conference. I am just going to say a
few words about safety here. Even though our city is fairly safe, there are some
Exercise 2 page 86 thieves, muggers and other criminals. Thieves usually target tourists in crowded
1 guy 2 reckon 3 nick 4 shot 5 yelled squares. There are also some busy tram routes which are not very safe, such as
6 what are you up to 7 BFN the 22. So make sure you keep your personal possessions safe at all times and
have some common sense in busy areas.
Exercise 3 page 86 Also, if you plan to change money, do it in a bank. Criminals can trick travellers
1 b 2 a 3 e 4 c 5 d by offering a great exchange rate, only for the visitor to then find they have
some faked money instead of euros. This kind of fraud can really ruin your trip.
Exercise 4 page 86
Be careful too when taking a taxi. Although this is not as big a problem as it
1 I was walking down a road near my school. (a)
used to be, some taxi drivers might still be a little dishonest. Don’t get a taxi on
2 The thief ran out of the department store. (b)
the street, always book one. Make sure you use one of the taxi companies that
3 It was one of the strangest things I’ve ever seen. (c)
we have listed in the conference folder; they speak English if you phone them.
4 A man was standing outside the shop. (a)
Make sure you get a receipt and if you feel you have been overcharged give the
5 I hope the police manage to catch the mugger. (c)
company a call.
6 The security guard chased the man down the street. (b)
Now how about you? I am sure none of you want to break any laws so here
are a couple of things that visitors to our city often get into trouble for. In
Writing guide
our country jaywalking is illegal, that is, crossing the road without using a
Exercise 5 page 86
pedestrian crossing. So always look for zebra crossings when you need to. Also
Students’ own answers if there is a red and green light at the crossing, wait until the green man shows.
Walking when the red man is lit can cost you a fine of up to 30 euros.
It is also illegal to ride on the trams or metro without a valid ticket. The system
Unit 9 Self Check works on a trust basis so there are no barriers but you still need to buy a ticket.
Make sure you punch the ticket in the yellow machines on the tram or on the
Exercise 1 page 87 metro platform. You might get asked to show your ticket to an inspector at
1 arson 2 burglar 3 robbery 4 shoplifter 5 vandalism any time during the journey. If you haven’t got a valid ticket you will be fined
6 joyrider 7 murder 8 thief 9 mugger 10 drug dealer 20 euros.
Finally, make sure you carry ID with you at all times, that is, an identification card
Exercise 2 page 87 or passport. If you get stopped by the police or by ticket inspectors they will ask
1 junk email 2 personal information 3 PIN 4 bank account to see your identification.
5 password 6 cash machine Thank you for your attention and we hope you have a safe time here in our
beautiful city.
Exercise 3 page 87 1 safety 2 squares 3 22 4 taxi 5 €30
1 got, had stolen 6 inspector 7 ID
2 looked, had sprayed
3 had left, arrived Reading page 88
4 didn’t have, had eaten A 2 B 4 C 3 D 5
5 looked, had grown
6 had stolen, borrowed Use of English page 89
7 had bought, were 1 worried 2 irresponsible 3 safely 4 reliable 5 badly
6 driving 7 management 8 dangerous 9 behaviour
Exercise 4 page 87 10 expectations
1 Pete had stolen his wallet.
2 she couldn’t find her mobile. Speaking page 89
3 (that) he didn’t like rap music. Students’ own answers
4 (that) he was feeling ill.
5 said (that) they’d seen some drug dealers in town. Writing page 89
6 Jane said (that) she was going to call the police. Students’ own answers
7 The police officer said (that) the man had tried to burgle
the house.

2 was built 3 were brought 4 were killed 5 was dropped
6 was painted
10A Publications Exercise 4 page 91

2 was found 3 was taken 4 were translated 5 wasn’t
Exercise 1 page 90 solved 6 is understood 7 is kept 8 are seen
2 thesaurus 3 dictionary 4 atlas 5 textbook
6 newspaper 7 guidebook 8 manual 9 play Exercise 5 page 91
10 autobiography 11 novel 12 magazine 1 Cars aren’t made in Wales.
2 Uniforms are worn at most British schools.
Exercise 2 $ LISTENING 44 page 90 3 Coca-Cola was invented by John Pemberton.
1 It really does contain a huge amount of information on every subject that 4 A lot of shopping is done online.
you can imagine. Now, many people think that, because of the Internet, we 5 2 billion text messages are sent a week by British people.
don’t need this kind of book any more. But in my opinion, it’s a very different 6 Wine was produced in France in Roman times.
experience. With this book, you can pick it up, open it and start reading or
looking at the pictures – you don’t have to know what you’re looking for. Challenge! page 91
And you can learn something amazing. Students’ own answers
2 …and I asked myself, ‘Have I learned anything new about Michael Jackson
from this author?’ Because that’s the whole point, isn’t it? To learn new things
about the person’s life. And I decided that no, I hadn’t learnt anything new, 10C Romeo and Juliet
and so for me at least, reading this book was pointless. But perhaps…
3 …and of course, in the past, it was very much a genre for children – with Exercise 1 page 92
superheroes like Spider Man and all the other great Marvel characters. 1 a 2 a 3 c 4 a 5 a 6 b
Asterix, Snoopy and Garfield too. But this latest work is really aimed at adults.
The pictures are amazing, the story is exciting and the text is perfect. Most of Exercise 2 page 92
the words are in speech bubbles, but there are also occasional paragraphs 1 in 2 in 3 for 4 on, at 5 on
of description which really…
4 The first and shortest of the tales, ‘Night Terror’, is a brilliantly written piece of Exercise 3 page 92
horror. It really is terrifying, even though it’s only ten pages long. (The others 1 He was allowed to sleep in two rooms.
in the book range from 12 to 25 pages.) My other favourite is called ‘Blood 2 He began to walk around the castle because he could not
on the Carpet’, which comes about half way through the book. It tells the sleep.
story of… 3 He couldn’t look inside most of them because they were
5 Most of the recipes are quite simple, but a few are more complicated – like locked.
the chocolate fudge cake with raspberry and almond cream. All of them are 4 He saw Count Dracula coming out of his bedroom window.
absolutely delicious! My favourites are the ones with chocolate, but there 5 He decided to sleep there because it was warm and friendly.
are also lots of fruit recipes which…
1 encyclopaedia 2 biography 3 comic 4 short stories Exercise 5 page 92
5 cookbook 1 fall 2 get 3 run 4 fall 5 take 6 kill
Exercise 3 page 90 Challenge! page 92

1 F: It’s a paperback book. Students’ own answers
2 T 3 T 4 F 5 F
Challenge! page 90 10D The passive (present

perfect and future)
10B The passive (present and Exercise 1
2
page 93
Has your phone been stolen?
past simple) 3
4
These chocolates haven’t been opened.
The murderer has never been found.
Exercise 1 $ LISTENING 45 page 91 5 His nose has been broken three times.
1 do ➞ done 6 Has your car been repaired?
2 write ➞ written
3 draw ➞ drawn Exercise 2 page 93
4 wear ➞ worn 2 has been broken 6 have been read
5 take ➞ taken 3 Has, been stolen 7 hasn’t been seen
6 steal ➞ stolen 4 have been taken 8 has been released
7 break ➞ broken 5 haven’t been touched
8 throw ➞ thrown
1 done 2 written 3 drawn 4 worn 5 taken Exercise 3 page 93
6 stolen 7 broken 8 thrown 2 A champagne reception will be held at 6.30 p.m.
All of these irregular past participles end with the sound /n/. 3 Dinner will be served at 7.30 p.m.
4 Prizes will be awarded at 9.00 p.m.
Exercise 2 page 91 5 Photographs will be taken in the ballroom.
2 aren’t held 3 is spoken 4 is taught 5 are played 6 The event will be shown on TV on 18th January.
6 are worn 7 isn’t sold 8 isn’t celebrated
2 have been written 6 were used 1 c 2 a 3 e 4 b 5 d
3 was published 7 are made
4 has been read 8 will be built Exercise 6 page 95
5 was made 9 will be broken 1 go 2 play 3 have
10E A writer’s story Exercise 7 page 95

Exercise 1 page 94
1 plot, characters 2 female lead 3 epilogue, sequel Exercise 8 page 95
4 chapter Students’ own answers
Exercise 2
10G An informal letter
page 94
1 d 2 a 3 b
Exercise 3 page 94 Preparation

1 He has published 35 or 36 novels.
2 He got married six or seven months after college. Exercise 1 page 96
3 He worked as a teacher. Finley lives in Buckley House.
4 He had doubts for about one year.
5 It showed that the age of the book is not over. Exercise 2 page 96
1 d 2 c 3 a 4 b 5 e
Challenge! page 94
1 should 2 don’t 3 sorry 4 ll 5 hear
10F Arranging to meet Exercise 4 page 96

1 long 2 fantasy 3 fill 4 character 5 includes 6 set
Exercise 1 page 95
c, e, f Exercise 5 page 96
Penny Hi, Brad. What are you up to? Writing
Brad Nothing much. I’ve just finished my homework.
Penny Do you fancy meeting up in town? Exercise 6 page 96
Brad Yes, sure. Why don’t we have lunch at the café in the High Street? Students’ own answers
Penny Great idea! Let’s meet at the bus stop.
Brad I’d prefer to meet at the café.
Penny OK, no problem. Why’s that? Unit 10 Self Check
Brad Because I’m not catching the bus. I’m going to cycle.
Penny Fine. What time do you want to meet?
Exercise 1 page 97
1 atlas 2 textbook 3 magazine 4 thesaurus
Brad How about 12.30?
5 autobiography 6 encyclopaedia 7 cookbook
Penny Great! I’ll see you at the café at 12.30, then.
8 guidebook 9 manual
1 a 2 b 3 f
Exercise 3 page 95
Exercise 2 page 97
1 plot 2 epilogue 3 chapters 4 characters 5 female lead
2 Great idea! 3 OK, no problem. 4 Fine.
6 sequel
1 Girl Do you fancy going to the beach?
Exercise 3 page 97
1 was opened 2 are kept 3 was owned 4 is published
Boy Sure. What time do you want to meet?
5 is sent 6 are bought 7 were added 8 are stolen
Girl How about 11 o’clock?
Boy Fine.
Exercise 4 page 97
2 Boy Shall we play tennis this afternoon?
1 will be published 2 have been added 3 has been designed
Girl I’d prefer to go swimming.
4 will be sent 5 will be sold 6 have been ordered
Boy OK, no problem. Give me a call later.
7 ’ll be invited
3 Boy Let’s go jogging together.
Girl Great idea! Where shall we meet?
Boy Why don’t we meet in the park at 1 o’clock.
Girl Fine. See you at one!
4 Girl Do you fancy going shopping?
Boy Sure. Why not? Shall we go the shopping centre?
Girl Yes, OK. Let’s meet there, outside the entertainment store.
Boy Great. See you later.
a 2 b 3 c 1 d 4

Get Ready for your Review 1
Exam 8 Exercise 1 page 105
1 was 2 of 3 old 4 was 5 in 6 were 7 when
Listening $ LISTENING 48 page 98 8 didn’t 9 called 10 is
Interviewer Good morning and welcome to Radio 25’s Real Lives programme.
Today we have in the studio Keith Biggins, a local charity worker. He has just Exercise 2 page 105
received some amazing news. Welcome to the studio, Keith. 1 saw 2 apply for 3 finished 4 worked 5 to look
Keith Thanks. 6 want 7 to go 8 believe 9 am 10 spent 11 working
Interviewer Now, Keith, you have just found out that you have won an award 12 liked 13 speak 14 am learning 15 hearing
from the Queen.
Keith Yes! I am going to Buckingham Palace next month to collect it. I can’t
believe it. Review 2
Interviewer These awards are given to people for their services to their local
community. And you are getting an award for your charitable work.
Exercise 1 page 106
1 is as funny as 6 was buying my ticket when
Keith Yes, but I feel I don’t deserve it. There are many wonderful community
2 is usually closed 7 didn’t invite many people
and charity workers in my area.
3 can’t stand 8 the tallest person
Interviewer When did you start this type of work?
4 not into 9 too impatient
Keith I have always done work for charity. Every year I raise money for
5 in quite a big 10 ‘re not old enough
homeless people and for children from poor families. I own a family business
selling beds and it has always seemed wrong to me that I sell wonderful,
Exercise 2 page 106
expensive beds in my shops, but there are so many people in our society who
1 a ➞ an 2 the ➞ a 3 little ➞ few 4 than ➞ as
do not have a bed at all. And there are still a lot of children growing up in
5 Story ➞ The story 6 to ➞ too 7 much ➞ many
poverty, fear and danger. I think a home should be a safe place with a warm
8 the ➞ a 9 entertaininger ➞ more entertaining
bed to sleep in.
10 better ➞ best 11 dentist ➞ a dentist 12 any ➞ some
Interviewer You retired fifteen years ago, but you are still working?
13 city ➞ the city 14 jokes enough ➞ enough jokes
Keith Yes. My son runs the family business now. But I still do my charity work
15 worse ➞ worst
and he helps me. For example, last year we raised money for community
flats for homeless people and of course, we put beds in the flats. We also
gave hundreds of beds to old people’s homes and to children’s homes. And
last Christmas I collected more than 3,000 presents for poor children in our
Review 3
community. Exercise 1 page 107
Interviewer You are 67 years old now. Are you going to stop work soon? 1 appeared 2 believe 3 happened 4 waiting 5 take
Keith I don’t think so. There’s still so much more to do. 6 pay 7 be 8 allows 9 opens 10 tells
Interviewer Well, Keith, I think you deserve your award. Congratulations!
Keith Thank you very much indeed. Exercise 2 page 107
1 He’s going to collect an award from the Queen. 1 won’t 2 might 3 may 4 been 5 had 6 you
2 It sells beds. 7 started 8 Have 9 met 10 may 11 I’ll call 12 gone
3 He thinks it should be a safe place with a warm bed to sleep in. 13 They’ll be 14 I’ve seen
4 They raised money for homeless people.
5 He collected more than 3,000 presents for poor children in
his community. Review 4
6 Yes, there is still much more to do.
Exercise 1 page 108
Reading page 98 1 C 2 A 3 D 4 D 5 D 6 B 7 D 8 C 9 D 10 A
1 science reporter 2 reports 3 future 4 UNSA
5 almost two weeks 6 roads, schools 7 tour Exercise 2 page 108
1 wouldn’t 2 were 3 will 4 if 5 won 6 you’d 7 wish
Use of English page 99 8 could 9 you’ll 10 needn’t 11 won’t 12 don’t 13 must
1 was visiting 2 was 3 had belonged 4 was given 14 mustn’t 15 you
5 had written 6 liked 7 had been marked
8 had almost disappeared 9 gave 10 would type
Review 5
Speaking page 99
1 unsuccessful 2 shelves 3 hid 4 wrote 5 borrowed
Writing page 99 6 funny 7 arrested 8 prison 9 successful 10 exhibitions
Exercise 2 page 109
1 were coming 2 I’ve been 3 been taken 4 was moving
5 hadn’t 6 wanted 7 had told 8 could 9 said 10 be
11 was 12 stolen 13 be caught 14 was 15 be

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Unit 1 1B Present simple and

Challenge! $ LISTENING 2 page 4 Exercise 3 page 6

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form 2 Do you fancy eating out?

Exercise 2 page 7 Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 5 page 9

dare manage wish deny imagine Exercise 6 page 9

Unit 2 2C Village sports

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2D Past simple and past 1 have a barbecue ​2 see a show ​3 go dancing ​

Exercise 1 page 15 Exercise 2 page 17

2E Surf’s up Jane Pizza and salad.

Exercise 1 page 16 Exercise 5 page 17 ​

Challenge! page 16 Challenge! page 18

Get Ready for your

Listening Exercise 2 page 22

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Exercise 1 page 23 Exercise 3 page 25 ​

Challenge! page 23 3E Urban farmers?

Exercise 2 page 28 short 1 shorter 2 the shortest

Exercise 5 page 28 bad 17 worse 18 the worst

Unit 3 Self Check Exercise 2 page 31

Exercise 2 page 29 Exercise 3 page 31

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Writing guide Speaking page 39

Unit 4 Self Check Unit 5

Get Ready for your

Exam 2 3 Woman Excuse me.

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Exercise 5 page 40 Exercise 4 page 42

Exercise 2 page 41 Exercise 2 page 43

Exercise 7 page 41 Exercise 2 page 44

Exercise 4 page 45 Exercise 3 page 47

Exercise 6 page 45 Exercise 4 page 47

5G A formal letter Get Ready for your

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Speaking page 49 Exercise 5 page 50

Challenge! page 54 Exercise 7 $ LISTENING 30 page 55

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Exercise 5 page 56 ​ Use of English page 59

Unit 6 Self Check Speaking page 59

Get Ready for your

Exam 4 Challenge! page 60

7C Giving and receiving 7E New Year

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Unit 8 Exercise 4 $ LISTENING 36 page 72

8B Second conditional Exercise 2 page 73

Challenge! page 71 Challenge! page 73

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9A Crimes and criminals Exercise 5 page 80

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10A Publications Exercise 4 page 91

Exercise 3 page 90 Challenge! page 92

Challenge! page 90 ​ 10D The passive (present

10E A writer’s story Exercise 7 page 95

Exercise 3 page 94 Preparation

10F Arranging to meet Exercise 4 page 96

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2D Past simple and past 1 have a barbecue 2 see a show 3 go dancing

Exercise 1 page 16 Exercise 5 page 17

Exercise 1 page 23 Exercise 3 page 25

Exercise 5 page 56 Use of English page 59

Challenge! page 90 10D The passive (present