Student’s Book Answer key

Starter unit: Exercise 2 School days

1 a
What do you 2 a Exercise 1

know? 3
4
an
a
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday, Friday, Saturday,
Back to school
5 an Sunday
6 a Possible alternative: Sunday,
7 an Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday,
Exercise 1 8 a Thursday, Friday, Saturday
1 Hi Max The first day of school is
Exercise 3
2 I’m fine Monday.
3 I don’t know 1 books
2 keys (order unimportant) Exercise 2
Exercise 2
Students’ own answers
Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
add -s: bags, banks, boys, Exercise 3
Exercise 3 monkeys, phones a Saturday
1 c add -es: addresses, classes b Wednesday
1 e omit -y + add -ies: countries, c Thursday
2 d stories d Tuesday
3 a e Sunday
Exercise 5
4 b
1 pink Exercise 4
Exercise 4 2 red 2 window
1 my 3 orange 3 board
2 your 4 yellow 4 door
3 he 5 green 5 poster
4 her 6 blue 6 computer
5 it 7 purple 7 desk
6 we 8 black 8 chair
7 their 9 brown
10 grey Exercise 5
Exercise 5 11 white
Students’ own answers
1 our Exercise 6
2 they Exercise 6
3 My, I Students’ own answers
1 chairs
4 your, it’s
Exercise 7 2 desk
5 She, our
3 board
1 Bag A 4 computers
What’s in your bag? 2 Bag C
3 Bag B
5 posters

Exercise 1 Exercise 7
Exercise 8
1 mobile phone 2 That’s
Students’ own answers 3 These are
2 keys
3 pencil case 4 Those are
4 notebook
Exercise 8
5 bag
6 money Students’ own answers
7 books

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Instructions Exercise 2 Exercise 8

one Students’ own answers

Exercise 1 four
1 e eight Exercise 9
2 b nine
2 3 = C, 9 = I, 14 = N, 5 = E,
3 d ten
13 = M, 1 = A – cinema
4 a fourteen
3 9 = I, 14 = N, 20 = T, 5 = E,
5 c sixteen
18 = R, 14 = N, 5 = E, 20 = T
6 g seventeen
– internet
7 f nineteen
4 16 = P, 1 = A, 19 = S, 20 = T,
8 h 1 = A – pasta
Exercise 3
5 8 = H, 15 = O, 3 = C, 11 = K,
Exercise 2 thirty 5 = E, 25 = Y – hockey
Students’ own answers forty 6 5 = E, 12 = L, 5 = E, 16 = P, 8
fifty = H, 1 = A, 14 = N, 20 = T –
Exercise 3 sixty elephant
seventy
1 b eighty Exercise 10
2 c ninety
3 a 2 cinema – Places
a/one hundred
3 internet – Technology
Exercise 4 4 pasta – Food
Exercise 4
5 hockey – Sports
2 Listen 1 twenty 6 elephant –Animals
3 Don’t write 2 eighty
4 Don’t open
What’s in the book?
3 twelve
5 Look 4 eighty-five
6 Don’t read 5 thirty-eight
7 Work 6 fifty-four Exercise 1

1 Unit 7
Exercise 5 Exercise 5 2 Unit 4
Students’ own answers 1 54 3 Unit 8
2 20 4 Unit 3

International English 3 85 5 Unit 5

4 12 6 Unit 2
5 38 7 Unit 6
Exercise 1 8 Unit 1
6 80
two 9 Unit 6
three Exercise 6
five Exercise 2
Animals: panda
six Food: pizza, banana 1 pp126–127
seven Places: hospital, hotel 2 pp116–117
eleven Sports: tennis 3 pp58–59
twelve Technology: Wi-Fi, camera 4 pp122–125
thirteen 5 p93
fifteen Exercise 7 6 pp118–121
eighteen
twenty Animals: lion
Food: chocolate
Places: park, school
Sports: football, golf, rugby
Technology: computer,
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Exercise 3 Exercise 6 Exercise 4

1 The world is art 1 Brazilian 1 d

2 Comparative adjectives and 2 Indian 2 c
Possessive pronouns 3 Russian 3 e
3 Plan your ideal meal 4 Japanese 4 b
4 A story 5 Turkish 5 a
5 Amazing robots!
6 What does it mean to be Exercise 7 Exercise 5
famous?
1 Japan 1 False − He’s 13.
7 Word stress
2 Dutch 2 False − A typical Dutch
8 Clothes and accessories
3 Mexico person cycles 900 km.
9 Making plans
4 American 3 True
10 Using what you know
5 Russia 4 True
6 Spanish 5 False − The Dutch diet is
good for you.
1 Our world Exercise 8 6 True
7 False − It isn’t difficult for
Vocabulary Students’ own answers
Dutch teenagers to talk to
their parents and teachers.
Exercise 9
Exercise 1
The Serengeti. Tokyo. Great Exercise 6
1 b
Barrier Reef.
2 c 1 great
3 a 2 education
Exercise 10
4 c 3 diet
5 a 1 Suggested answer. To see 4 bike
6 b new places. To plan holidays. 5 subjects
2 Students’ own answers. 6 currency
Exercise 2 3 a 360 video. Because it’s
real/interesting/cool. Exercise 7
2 China, Chinese
3 Spain, Spanish Students’ own answers
4 Australia, Australian Reading and critical
thinking
5 the UK, British
6 Mexico, Mexican Grammar
Exercise 3 Exercise 1 Exercise 1

Students’ own answers 1 C 1 are

2 A 2 is
Exercise 4 3 B 3 I’m
4 D 4 We’re
The Americas: Mexico, the USA 5 E
Asia: China
Exercise 2
Oceania: Australia Exercise 2
Europe: Spain, the UK Hi! I’m Claudia and this is my
Missing: Africa, also Antarctica a 1 friend, Jorge. He’s 14. We’re
b 4 from Natal. It’s a city in Brazil.
Exercise 5 c 2 Hi Claudia. I’m Berta and these
d 3 are my friends, Lola and Julia.
The Americas: Brazil
They’re from Barcelona. I’m
Asia: India, Japan, Russia, Exercise 3 from Valencia.
Turkey
Oceania: New Zealand 4 a popular sport
Europe: the Netherlands,
Russia, Turkey
Russia and Turkey are in both
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Exercise 3 Exercise 9 Exercise 7

2 They’re Spanish. 2 Russia: R 1 four (4)

3 We’re American. 3 Ankara: A 2 Wellington
4 She’s Russian. 4 Zambia, Zimbabwe: Z 3 hot
5 I’m British. 5 India: I 4 cold
6 London: L 5 English
Exercise 4 The country is ‘Brazil’. 6 rugby

1 I’m
Exercise 8
2 It’s Vocabulary and
3 You’re
4 we’re
Listening Students’ own answers

Grammar
5 We’re
Exercise 1
6 it’s
7 You’re Suggested answer:
8 I’m Yes, because it’s a beautiful Exercise 1
9 are country. (also: Aukland is a 1 am
The answer is ‘Madrid’. modern city, it’s safe for tourists 2 Are
with lots of things to do. The 3 isn’t
Exercise 5 beaches aren’t crowded.) 4 Are
1 aren’t 5 aren’t
Exercise 2
2 isn’t
modern – old, clean – dirty, safe Exercise 2
Exercise 6 – dangerous, quiet – noisy, 1 Is your city big?
1 Cem isn’t (is not) from boring – interesting, crowded – 2 Are you and your classmates
Istanbul. empty, hot – cold happy?
2 We’re (are) from Miami. 3 Is your teacher from the
Exercise 3 USA?
3 I’m (am) not Indian.
4 Elena’s (is) from Brazil. Students’ own answers 4 Are you from Japan?
5 You aren’t (are not) from 5 Are summers in your country
Tokyo. Exercise 4 hot? / Are summers hot in
your country?
Exercise 7 Suggested answer:
Rugby, sheep and tradition are Exercise 3
2 China and India aren’t (are important.
not) in Europe. They’re (are) a 3
in Asia. Exercise 5 b 5
3 Thomas isn’t (is not) from c 4
Spain. He’s (is) from the 1 is d 1
Netherlands. 2 isn’t e 2
4 We aren’t (are not) in a maths 3 isn’t
class. We’re (are) in an Exercise 4
Exercise 6
English class. 1 Are
5 I’m (am) not British. I’m (am) 1 True 2 ’m not
(student’s nationality). 2 False – Most people live on 3 Are
the North Island 4 aren’t
Exercise 8 3 False – Wellington’s only 5 Is
1 ’re small, but it’s the capital 6 isn’t
2 aren’t 4 True 7 Are
3 aren’t 5 False – There are interesting 8 are
4 ’s things to do
5 ’m 6 True Exercise 5
6 aren’t Students’ own answers
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Exercise 6 Exercise 2 Exercise 5

1 are A 1 Hi! Hi there!

2 it is Name: Adriana 2 I want to meet people from
3 Are you Age: 12 other countries and practise
4 ’m not Country: Mexico my English. I want to make
5 isn’t Nationality: Mexican friends in other countries.
6 aren’t City: Veracruz 3 Send me a message! Write to
7 is Languages: Spanish and a little me!
English
Hobbies: music and dancing Exercise 6
Real-world speaking
Students’ own answers
B Name: Kenji
Exercise 1 Age: 11
Exercise 7
No, they aren’t. Country: Japan
Nationality: Japanese Students’ own answers
Exercise 2 City: Tokyo
Languages: Japanese and
What’s your name? English Project
My name’s … Hobbies: sports (judo and
I’m … baseball) and manga Exercise 1
Where are you from?
It is a small island in the Pacific
I’m from … How old are you? Exercise 3 Ocean and it's about 3,000 km
I’m (12).
1 I’m 12 years old. from New Zealand in Oceania.
Exercise 3 I’m from Veracruz …
I speak Spanish … Exercise 2
1 What’s your I want to meet people … I’m All included except: family life,
2 My name’s Japanese. I’m from Tokyo … popular music
3 are you from I’m 11 years old …
4 I’m from I speak Japanese … Exercise 3
5 How old are I want to make friends …
6 I’m 2 Mexico, Japanese, Japan All included except: graphs and
3 Veracruz, Tokyo tables, one big text
Exercise 4 4 Spanish, English, Japanese
5 Monday, Friday Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
6 Hi!, My name’s … It’s Students’ own answers
Exercise 5 beautiful … My hobbies …
Where are you … ? Send me Exercise 5
Students’ own answers … It’s a big … My favourite
Students’ own answers
… Write to me!

Writing 7 Adriana, Rosalia, Kenji

Exercise 6
Exercise 4 Students’ own answers
Exercise 1
1 I’m from India.
Students’ own answers Exercise 7
2 I speak Portuguese and
French. Students’ own answers
3 Istanbul is a big, beautiful city
in Turkey. Exercise 8
4 I’m half Dutch and half Students’ own answers
German.
5 My favourite day of the week Exercise 9
is Saturday.
Students’ own answers
6 I live in Moscow, the capital
city of Russia.
Exercise 10

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Exercise 8 Exercise 7
2 Family
1 Jonas, 13 Students’ own answers
Vocabulary 2 To show a family tree. It’s
easy to see the family tree Exercise 8
Exercise 1 and see pictures of people
1 a Eli and Toby
and understand the
2 b Toby – He’s got a lot of
1 France relationships clearly.
cousins he can do things with.
2 It’s over 100 years old. 4 Jonas
3 c Eli – She would like a sister
3 Students’ own answers
to talk to.; Clara – Her
Exercise 2 Reading and critical brothers are very annoying.

2 sister thinking 4 Students’ own answers

3 son
4 daughter Exercise 1 Critical thinking
5 brother Students’ own answers Suggested answers:
6 father
1 Advantages: It’s fun, the
Exercise 2 children are never lonely –
Exercise 3
1 It’s a big family. they’ve got a lot of brothers,
1 Victor/Louise 2 There are 26 people in the sisters and cousins to play
2 Lena family and they all live in the with.
3 Anna same house. Disadvantages: The house is
noisy.
Exercise 4 Exercise 3 2 Advantages: You have your
own room, it’s quiet at home,
1 e 1 Montana in the USA more presents on your
2 g 2 house birthday/at Christmas.
3 f 3 grandparents Disadvantages: It’s lonely –
4 a 4 four, 16 no brothers or sisters to talk
5 c 5 small to/play with. You haven’t got a
6 h 6 bus brother or sister to help you
7 d 7 six with your homework.
8 b
3 Students’ own answers
Exercise 4
Exercise 5

2 aunt
1 False Bill and Barb have got
Grammar
three sons and one daughter.
3 grandfather 2 True
4 uncle Exercise 1
3 False – Each child hasn't got
5 cousin a separate bedroom. 1 ’ve got
6 niece 4 True 2 haven’t got
5 False – They eat at three big 3 ’s got
Exercise 6 tables. 4 ’ve got
a short, old 6 False – The home is noisy. 5 haven’t got
b tall, dark
c young, fair Exercise 5 Exercise 2

1 lonely 1 c
Exercise 7 2 together 2 d
Students’ own answers 3 unusual 3 a
4 share 4 b
5 reality show
6 fun

Exercise 6

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Exercise 3 Exercise 2 Grammar

1 ’s got 1 eye
2 haven’t got 2 ear Exercise 1
3 ’ve got 3 nose 1 Have
4 ’s got 4 mouth 2 you
5 hasn’t got 5 teeth 3 got any interesting examples
6 have got 6 hair 4 Yes
7 short 5 I
Exercise 4 8 straight 6 have
9 moustache 7 Has
1 b
10 beard 8 she
2 c
3 a 9 got blue eyes
Exercise 3 10 No
Exercise 5 3 11 she
12 hasn’t
1 mum’s
Exercise 4
2 grandparents’ Exercise 2
3 dad’s Suggested answers:
4 cousins’ Girl on the left: She’s got long, 1 b
5 parents’ straight (fair/red) hair and blue 2 a
6 Lucy’s eyes. Girl on the right: She’s got 3 a
long, curly black hair and brown 4 b
Exercise 6 eyes.
Exercise 3
1 ’s
Exercise 5 Have you got a beard? No, I
2 ’ve
3 sons’ Students’ own answers haven’t. Have you got long hair?
4 ’s Yes, I have.
5 haven’t Exercise 6 Has your aunt got any sisters?
6 daughter’s No, she hasn’t. Has your aunt got
1 T
7 Will’s a beard? No, she hasn’t. Has
2 T
8 hasn’t your aunt got long hair? Yes, she
3 F With non-identical twins,
has.
you can have a brother and a
Exercise 7 Have your cousins got any
sister.
sisters? No, they haven’t. Have
Eva hasn’t got a brother. She’s 4 F Some non-identical twins
your cousins got beards? Yes,
got a sister. are very different.
they have. Have your cousins got
Megan has got a brother. She long hair? No, they haven’t.
hasn’t got a sister. Exercise 7
Paolo hasn’t got brothers or 1 a doctor Exercise 4
sisters. 2 a father
Greg has got a brother and a 1 Have you got any brothers or
3 a twin
sister. sisters?
4 a twin
2 Have you got a lucky
number?
Vocabulary and Exercise 8
3 Have you got a favourite
Listening 1 Lucy: fair hair, blue eyes team?
2 Maria: black hair, brown eyes 4 Have you got any pets?
Exercise 1 3 Their father: brown hair, blue 5 Have you got a favourite
eyes colour?
1 head 4 Their mother: black hair,
2 arm brown eyes Exercise 5
3 hand
4 leg Students’ own answers
Exercise 9
5 foot
Foot has an irregular plural Students’ own answers
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Exercise 6 Exercise 4 Exercise 5

1 have you got 1 Who I hope you are well.

2 I have 2 Where I have got a small problem.
3 Have you got 3 really I am busy.
4 I haven’t 4 great I have got basketball practice.
5 Has Jodie got 5 this Ben is 13.
6 have you got 6 who’s He is not very tall.
7 I have 7 old He has got short, black hair.
8 Have you got
Exercise 5 Exercise 6
Exercise 7
Students’ own answers 1 She’s 14.
1 aren’t 2 Don’t talk.
2 Their Exercise 6 3 I’ve got two cousins.
3 Is it Students’ own answers 4 They aren’t English.
4 Yes, it is. 5 He hasn’t got brown eyes.
5 has got 6 It’s Monday.
6 have got Writing 7 I’m not her sister.
7 Sawyer’s 8 He isn’t a teacher.
8 Have you got Exercise 1 9 You aren’t in this class.
9 Yes, I have. 10 We’re from Istanbul.
b
Exercise 7
Real-world speaking Exercise 2
Students’ own answers
1 c
Exercise 1
2 e Exercise 8
Suggested answers: 3 b
4 a Students’ own answers
Photo 1: The mother/old woman
has white hair and brown eyes, 5 d
the daughter/young woman has
Exercise 3
Project
long brown hair and brown eyes.
Photo 2: The twin brothers have Exercise 1
1 Ben is from Manchester.
got short brown hair. 2 Ben’s parents are in Paris this
Photo 3: The girl has got brown his mum, his uncle, a cousin, his
weekend.
eyes and long brown hair. friends, his guitar teacher and his
3 Ben’s train is at 6:35 pm.
basketball team
4 Joshua’s got basketball
Exercise 2 Me (the boy), uncle Daniel, mum,
practice from 5:00 to 7:00 pm.
Ethan (cousin), Ömer and
Photo 1 grandma and auntie 5 Ben’s got short, black hair.
Matthew (best friends), Sara
Sarah (guitar teacher), basketball team.
Photo 2 Charlie and Johnny Exercise 4
(cousins) Possession: Ben’s parents Exercise 2
Photo 3 Caroline(cousin, Charlie Contracted forms: I hope you’re
and Johnny’s sister) well. I’ve got a small problem.
1 the boy (me)
2 his mum, uncle and cousin
I’m busy.
Exercise 3 3 Ömer and Matthew because
I’ve got basketball practice.
they are his best friends.
Who’s that? Ben’s 13.
Sara, his guitar teacher,
That’s very funny. He isn’t very tall.
because he loves music and
He’s got short, black hair.
plays the bass guitar. His
basketball team because they
love basketball.

Exercise 3

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Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 2

Students’ own answers 1 chicken Students’ own answers

2 rice
Exercise 5 3 oil Exercise 3
4 biscuit
Students’ own answers Not included: sport
5 soup
6 apple
Exercise 6 Exercise 4
7 juice
Students’ own answers 8 tea a 2
9 meat b 3
Exercise 7 10 peas c 1
11 orange
Students’ own answers
12 sandwich Exercise 5

Exercise 8 1 a
Exercise 6
2 b
Students’ own answers
1 tea 3 b
2 soup
Exercise 9
3 chicken Exercise 6
Students’ own answers 4 apple
1 d
5 sandwich
2 a
6 orange
3 b
3 Eat well 7 meat
4 c
8 rice
Vocabulary 9 peas
Exercise 7
10 oil
Exercise 1 11 juice 1 planet
Missing word: biscuit 2 less
Students’ own answers 3 production
Exercise 7 4 promise
Exercise 2 5 environment
1 coffee, water, juice, tea
6 gas
cheese, tomato 2 potato, tomato, peas
3 banana, apple, orange
Exercise 8
Exercise 3 4 chocolate, biscuit
1 promise
Students’ own answers
Exercise 8 2 less
Exercise 4 3 gas
a chicken sandwich and (fried)
4 planet
A cheese, tomato, banana, potatoes
5 production
Iceland 6 environment
Exercise 9
B chocolate, (strawberries),
Brazil 1 Yes. She is happy at the
C potato, Italy market and she likes all the
D (different types of) fish, food she buys.
cheese, Russia 2 Fun and happy.
3 Students’ own answers.

Reading and critical

thinking
Exercise 1

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Critical thinking Exercise 4 Exercise 3

Suggested answers: 2 Kelly’s got two bananas and A newsagent’s

1 It can help people think about (some) water. B clothes shop
the planet and their diet. Meat 3 Jesse’s got an apple and a C shoe shop
production is bad for the sandwich. D phone shop
environment. Farm animals 4 Lee’s got a biscuit and (some) E hairdresser’s
produce more gas than all the juice/juices. F cinema
cars and planes in the world. G sports shop
You need 1,600 litres of water Exercise 5 H chemist’s
to produce one burger. A diet I bookshop
1 b
with a lot of meat is not good J games shop
2 c
for your body. Fruit and K stationery shop
3 d
vegetables are good for your 4 a
heart. Meat production uses Exercise 4
33% of the planet's land. Exercise 6 1 a stationery shop, a
2 It is good for your body (it newsagent’s, a supermarket
contains protein and iron). It is 1 any
2 a baker’s, a supermarket
good for the brain (it contains 2 some
3 a cinema, a supermarket
Vitamin B1). It is good to eat/it 3 any
4 a chemist’s, a supermarket
tastes good. Farmers need 4 a lot of
5 a newsagent’s, a bookshop, a
jobs. 5 a lot of, any
supermarket
3 They don’t like a type of food. 6 a sports shop
It is part of their religion. They Exercise 7
are allergic or intolerant to a 2 Some Exercise 5
type of food. They can’t find a 3 any
type of food in their area or a 3
4 some
country or it is very b 4
5 any
expensive. c 1
6 any
4 to help the environment, for d 2
7 some
health
Suggested answers: Exercise 6
Exercise 8
5 for health, to help livestock Westfield Centre – Types of
farmers Alex: Alex has got some juice
shops: clothes shops, shoe
6 allergies, religion and an orange.
shops
Ben: Ben has got some tea and
Places to eat and drink:
an apple.
Grammar Carla: Carla has got some water
restaurants, cafés and food stalls
Other things to do: a cinema
and a
Mall of America – Types of
Exercise 1 banana.
shops: sports shops, a games
Countable: banana, biscuit, shop
orange, potato Vocabulary and Places to eat and drink:
Uncountable: bread, cheese,
Listening restaurants
Other things to do: a cinema,
coffee, juice, tea, soup
see concerts, play mini golf
Exercise 1
Exercise 2
1 café Exercise 7
Uncountable: juice, water
2 baker’s Students’ own answers
3 supermarket
Exercise 3
4 restaurant
1 countable 5 food stall
2 Uncountable
3 can Exercise 2
4 plural countable
Students’ own answers

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Grammar Exercise 7 Exercise 3

1 some 1 d
Exercise 1 2 is 2 a
1 There’s 3 has got 3 c
2 There are 4 there’s 4 b
3 There aren’t 5 café’s
4 Is there 6 aren’t Exercise 4
5 there is 7 have got
1 Feijoada – meat and beans;
6 Are there 8 any
Moqueca – fish, tomatoes,
onions, coconut milk;
Exercise 2
Real-world speaking Empadão – meat or fish; Pão
1 are de queijo – bread and cheese
2 is Exercise 1 2 in restaurants, because it
3 is takes 24 hours to cook
burgers, desserts and sides (also 3 the north of the country
4 are
drinks) (Brazil)
5 are
4 empadão – lunch and dinner
Exercise 2 at the weekend; pão de queijo
Exercise 3
a veggie/vegetarian burger, – breakfast or as a snack
1 There isn’t during the day
some cheese fries, a bottle of
2 There are
water and a chocolate cupcake
3 There’s Exercise 5
4 There aren’t
Exercise 3 1 and
5 There isn’t
Can I have some ... 2 but
Exercise 4 I'd like some … 3 but
That’s all, thanks.
1 Is there a baker’s? No, there Exercise 6
isn’t.
Exercise 4 The food is different in different
2 Are there any cafés? Yes,
there are. 1 Can I have regions, but these are some
3 Are there any sports shops? 2 Would you like typical dishes.
No, there aren’t. 3 anything You cook fish with tomatoes,
4 Is there a supermarket? Yes, 4 I’d like onions and coconut milk and you
there is. 5 else serve it with rice.
5 Is there a newsagent’s? No, 6 How much It is a typical meal for lunch and
there isn’t. dinner at the weekend.
Exercise 5 There are different types of pie,
Exercise 5 but the most common is with
Students’ own answers meat or fish.
1 Are there ... and you eat them for breakfast
2 there are Exercise 6 or as a snack …
3 There’s
Students’ own answers
4 Is there Exercise 7
5 there isn’t
6 there’s Writing 1
2
and
and
Exercise 6 3 but
Exercise 1
4 but
Students’ own answers curry – India, kebab – Turkey, 5 and
paella – Spain, sushi – Japan, 6 but
tacos – Mexico
Exercise 8
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Exercise 9 Exercise 7
4 My time
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
Vocabulary
Exercise 8
Project
Exercise 1 She takes photos/photographs of
sloths.
Exercise 1 1 o’clock
2 twenty past
Students’ own answers Exercise 9
3 half past
4 quarter to 1 they are interesting, you can
Exercise 2
5 five to learn a lot, animals are cute.
Reason for the meal: my 2 Online. On TV.
American cousin’s visit, my Exercise 2
birthday, no special reason
What to eat: chocolate, fish and
Six small clocks showing the Reading and critical
thinking
following times:
salad, pizza
1 quarter past two
Where to eat: at a vegetarian
2 ten to twelve
café, at an Italian restaurant, at Exercise 1
3 four o’clock
home
4 half past seven Students’ own answers
When: after school, Friday
5 twenty to ten
evening, Sunday lunchtime
6 twenty-five past nine Exercise 2
Who to share it with: my family,
my grandparents, people from 1 K-pop is from South Korea.
Exercise 3
my class 2 It’s a mix of different musical
Students’ own answers styles including rock, pop, hip
Exercise 3 hop and jazz.
Exercise 4 3 K-pop stars are famous for
Students’ own answers
do homework: 5:30 pm (half their music videos.
Exercise 4 past five in the evening) 4 Students’ own answers
get up: 7:15 am (quarter past
Students’ own answers Exercise 3
seven in the morning)
go to bed: 9:55 pm (five to ten at It’s difficult.
Exercise 5
night)
Students’ own answers have lunch: 1:10 pm (ten past Exercise 4
one in the afternoon)
Exercise 6 1 get up
Exercise 5 2 8:00 am
Students’ own answers 3 5:00 pm
1 c 4 have lessons
Exercise 7 2 b 5 10:00 pm
3 a 6 go to bed
Students’ own answers

Exercise 6
Exercise 8
Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
1 get up
2 have breakfast
3 go to school
4 have lessons
5 have lunch
6 have lessons
7 go home
8 do (my) homework
9 relax
10 go to bed

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Exercise 5 Critical thinking Grammar

Suggested answers: Suggested answers:
1 True – They/K-pop singers Exercise 1
1 They get up early, sometimes
and bands have got millions at five o’clock. They start 1 routines and facts
of fans. school early, at eight. They 2 the infinitive
2 False – They/The typical study all day, and they don’t 3 -s to most verbs
student is 8–14 years old. relax between lessons. They
3 False – They practise, listen practise, listen to music or Exercise 2
to music and write songs write songs during the breaks.
during the breaks. do – does
They practise after school
4 True – They go to the practice finish – finishes
from five o’clock to
rooms from five o'clock until go – goes
dinnertime; they have lessons
dinner time. have – has
after dinner from seven
5 False – They/Students from relax – relaxes study – studies
o’clock to ten o’clock. Most
other countries learn students practise for another Exercise 3
Korean./Korean students hour or two after the lessons
learn English, Chinese and finish. They usually go to bed 1 does
Japanese. after midnight. 2 get up
6 False – They learn foreign 2 They go to school and they 3 finish
languages because they often work (e.g. a teen actor), train 4 studies
have concerts in other (a teen Olympic swimmer) or 5 has
countries. practise (a teen concert 6 go
musician). They do homework
Exercise 6 too. They can’t do things that Exercise 4
Lee studies K-pop, hip hop and most teenagers do, e.g. 1 don’t
singing for three hours every spend time with friends, relax, 2 doesn’t
evening. or play games. They also
Jamie goes to a K-pop school in have to go to shows, Exercise 5
New York. She makes music competitions or concerts at
other times. Actors and 2 My mum doesn’t speak
videos and puts them on the
swimmers need to be really Chinese.
internet.
careful with what they eat. 3 My friends and I relax at the
3 Advantages: They learn to weekend.
Exercise 7
do something well. They learn 4 My dad works on Saturdays.
1 star skills that are important in life, 5 I don’t get up early on
2 lucky e.g. to work, to be disciplined. Sundays.
3 fan Perhaps the activity is a 6 Our teacher has lunch at
4 concerts hobby for them. Their friends school.
5 break are people with the same 7 My friend goes to bed at
6 become interests. They can do this midnight.
activity in the future, e.g.
Exercise 8 become an actor, a swimmer Exercise 6
1 fan or a musician. They learn to Students’ own answers
2 concert be more organised.
3 become 4 Disadvantages: Perhaps Exercise 7
4 break they can’t learn about other
things – they haven’t got time. 1 gets up
5 star
They haven’t got time for 2 goes
6 lucky
hobbies and they haven’t got 3 don’t start
free time to see friends, relax 4 spends
and play games, etc. Perhaps 5 has
they want to do something 6 doesn’t go
different when they’re older, 7 practises
e.g. study, become a doctor, 8 studies
teacher. 9 have
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Exercise 8 Exercise 5 Exercise 6

Lana finishes school at 3:15 Students’ own answers 2 He doesn’t like football.
(quarter past three). Grace 3 We like the cinema.
finishes school at 3:45 (quarter to Exercise 6 4 She hates basketball.
four). 5 You don’t like Chinese food.
1 to organise your activities
6 I love burgers.
2 friends
Vocabulary and Exercise 7
Listening Exercise 7
2 you
1 swimming
Exercise 1 3 him
2 evening
4 her
3 life
Students’ own answers 5 it
4 week
6 us
Exercise 2 5 Flora
7 them
1 listen to music Exercise 8
2 watch TV Exercise 8
3 meet friends Students’ own answers
Students’ own answers
4 sleep
5 play the piano
Grammar Exercise 9
6 play the guitar
7 chat on my phone 1 Is it
Exercise 1 2 isn’t
8 go out on my bike
9 read 1 use 3 Some
10 do sport 2 Does 4 it
11 go shopping 3 do 5 has got
12 go swimming 4 Yes, 6 there are
13 go to the cinema 5 doesn’t 7 don’t know
14 play basketball 8 does it cost
15 play video games Exercise 2
16 take photos
1 Do you do sport? Real-world speaking
Exercise 3 2 Does your mother speak
English? Exercise 1
1 go shopping 3 Do you have breakfast at
1 a birthday cake/a birthday
2 go to the cinema school?
party
3 play video games 4 Does your best friend play the
2 a guitar, a girl
4 take photos guitar?
3 friends/brothers, video games
5 do sport
6 play basketball Exercise 3
Exercise 2
7 go swimming
Students’ own answers
They decide to play Amy’s new
Exercise 4 video game on Sunday at 11:30
Exercise 4
am/half past eleven.
Suggested answers:
2 does she go to school?
At home: watch TV, sleep, play
3 do you/I have lunch? Exercise 3
the piano
4 do you finish school?/does
Not at home: do sport, go to the 1 Are you free on (Saturday)?
school finish?
cinema, go out on my bike, go 2 Sorry, I’m busy.
swimming, play basketball 3 What about (Sunday)?
Exercise 5
Both: listen to music, meet 4 (Sunday)’s good
friends, play the guitar, chat on Students’ own answers 5 Yes, great.
my phone, read, go shopping, 6 Is (ten o’clock) OK?
play video games, take photos 7 Why don’t we (meet at
11:30)?
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Exercise 4 Exercise 4 Exercise 3

1 free Do you want to get a present It’s invented.

2 busy together because I haven’t got a
3 about lot of money? Exercise 4
4 good Remember to come home early
Students’ own answers
5 great today because you’ve got a
6 OK maths exam tomorrow.
Exercise 5
7 don’t Please don’t buy burgers for
8 fine tonight because Fatima doesn’t Students’ own answers
eat meat.
Exercise 5 Please order it because I’ve got a Exercise 6
meeting this evening.
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
Exercise 5
Exercise 6 Exercise 7
1 after
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
2 subject + verb
Exercise 8
Writing Exercise 6
Students’ own answers
1 This isn’t my English book
Exercise 1 because my book is green.
Exercise 9
1 C 2 I’m sorry. I don’t eat chicken
2 B because I’m a vegetarian. Students’ own answers
3 A 3 Rory isn’t in school today
Names: because he’s ill.
1 Clare 4 I’m not free today because it’s 5 Tech life
2 Dad my grandmother’s birthday.
3 Polly Vocabulary
4 Mum Exercise 7
5 Luca Students’ own answers Exercise 1
6 Bella
Suggested answers:
Exercise 8
call a friend – The Sims, cook –
Exercise 2
Students’ own answers Minecraft, dance – Just Dance,
1 Fatima play football – FIFA series, run –
2 Mum Exercise 9 Super Mario, sing – Just Sing,
3 Luca walk – Legend of Zelda
4 Sam Students’ own answers
5 Clare Exercise 2
Exercise 10
1 cook
Exercise 3 Students’ own answers
2 play
Hi, 3 sing
Hello,
Project 4 run
Dear … 5 play
See you later!, Thanks 6 call
Exercise 1

sings, plays guitar, writes (her

own) songs, gets up, has
breakfast, goes to the gym,
relaxes, doesn’t go home, goes
shopping, has lunch with friends

Exercise 2

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Exercise 3 Reading and critical Exercise 6

1 catch thinking 1 True

2 talk 2 False – The Moley Robotic
3 send Exercise 1 Kitchen has only got arms.
4 fly 3 False – The Moley Robotic
5 spell call a friend, carry, catch a ball, Kitchen cooks meals and
6 carry clean, climb a mountain, cook, cleans the kitchen.
7 add dance, fly a plane, jump into a 4 False – Lindsey works in a
8 wash swimming pool, play a musical museum.
9 jump instrument, play (football), repair 5 alse – Most robots cost
10 clean a bike, run, send a text message, thousands of dollars.
11 climb sing, speak a language, spell a 6 True
12 repair word, talk to your friend, tell
13 tell stories stories to your little cousin, walk, Exercise 7
14 speak wash your face
1 guide
Exercise 2 2 hungry
Exercise 4
3 pet
1 talk Suggested answer: 4 customers
2 speak In photo A, there are four cars 5 cost
3 wash and some robots. The robots 6 stairs
4 climb make the cars. In photo B, there
5 tell stories is a man and a van. The man Exercise 8
6 add makes the van.
1 pet
7 fly
Exercise 3 2 stairs
8 repair
3 hungry
9 jump Students’ own answers 4 costs
5 customers
Exercise 5 Exercise 4
6 guide
1 add, 5,050 Piano-playing robot: Walker
2 spell, the USA Self-assembly robot cat: Nybble
3 catch, 52 Cooking robot: Moley Robotic
4 sends, 94 Kitchen
5 play, 27 Photo A: walk, run, climb
6 speak, 59 Photo B: cook, clean
7 jump, flea Photo C: walk, dance, climb, play
8 wash/clean, months the piano
Photo D: walk, carry
Exercise 6
Exercise 5
Projector. Speaker.
Walker: walk, dance, climb
Exercise 7 stairs, prepare drinks, play the
Suggested answers: piano
1 To learn to make things and it Moley Robotic Kitchen: prepare
is easier to watch how to do meals, cook, clean the kitchen
something than read written Lindsey: answer questions, give
instructions. information
2 To see how they make the Robot waiters: serve customers
speaker and projector. Nybble: walk, run, climb
3 Students’ own answers.

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Critical thinking Exercise 2 Exercise 7

Suggested answers: 1 use Students’ own answers

1 Walker: Perhaps he’s helpful 2 without
for people who live alone. He 3 doesn’t end Exercise 8
dances, makes drinks and 4 can’t
87
also plays the piano.
Moley Robotic Kitchen: This Exercise 3
robot works for you at home. I: I can’t drive a car. I can’t cook Vocabulary and
It cooks and cleans the a meal. Listening
kitchen, so you can relax. You: You can’t speak French.
Perhaps it’s good for people You can’t drive a car. You can Exercise 1
who don’t like cooking, or who cook a meal.
don’t know how to cook. Joel: Joel can’t speak French. A laptop
Lindsey: She’s good for the Joel can drive a car. Joel can’t B keyboard
museum because the museum cook a meal. C touchpad
doesn’t pay her. They can Lisa and Harry: Lisa and Harry D camera
spend money on other things. can speak French. Lisa and E charger
Perhaps more people visit the Harry can’t drive a car. Lisa and F tablet
museum because they want to Harry can’t cook a meal. G screen
meet a robot. H speaker
Robot waiter: This robot is Exercise 4
useful for working in cafés Exercise 2
and restaurants. The cafés 1 can’t talk
2 can play Students’ own answers
and restaurants don't pay it. It
doesn't get ill and it can work 3 can sing
Exercise 3
seven days a week. 4 can make
Nybble: It’s good for people with 5 can’t write 1 c
allergies and provides 6 can play 2 d
company for people who want 3 a
a pet. It doesn’t require a lot Exercise 5 4 b
of care. 1 Can
2 Advantages: b c d Exercise 4
2 you
Disadvantages: a e f 3 have a robot pet? Suggested answers:
Other ideas: Advantages: 4 Yes, The laptop isn’t slow. The tablet
People have more free time 5 you is cheap./The tablet isn’t
because robots do the work. 6 can. expensive.
Robots do some jobs better 7 What The charger is easy to use./The
than people. People can do 8 can charger isn’t difficult to use. The
more interesting jobs. 9 Walker phone is light./The phone isn’t
Disadvantages: Robots take 10 do? heavy. The speaker is
jobs from people. There can expensive./The speaker isn’t
be technical problems. They Exercise 6 cheap.
don’t offer human contact.
3 Students’ own answers 2 Can you run 100 metres?
Exercise 5
How fast can you run it?
3 Can you cook? What type of Students’ own answers
Grammar food can you cook?
4 Can your best friend speak Exercise 6
Exercise 1 another language? Which
language can he/she speak? 3, 1, 2
1 You 5 Can your mum or dad play a
2 can video game well? Which
3 meet a robot guide. game can he/she/they play?
4 Walker
5 can’t
6 sing.

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Exercise 7 Exercise 5 Exercise 3

The watch: talk to friends, watch 1 The tablet is lighter than the how to make objects with a 3D
films, take photos, use the laptop. printer
internet 2 The laptop is bigger than the
The camera: take photos, make tablet./The tablet is smaller Exercise 4
videos than the laptop.
All the phrases
The keyboard: wear it, walk and 3 The tablet is easier to use
write messages than the laptop./The laptop is
Exercise 5
more difficult to use than the
Exercise 8 tablet. 1 How
4 The laptop is more expensive 2 First
Students’ own answers
than the tablet./The tablet is 3 What’s

Grammar cheaper than the laptop.

5 The tablet is better than the
4
5
Then
finally
laptop./The laptop is worse 6 show me
Exercise 1
than the tablet.
1 two Exercise 6
2 than Exercise 6
Students’ own answers
2 you – yours
Exercise 2
3 he – his Exercise 7
better – good 4 she – hers
Students’ own answers
bigger – big 5 we – ours
heavier – heavy 6 they – theirs
more expensive – expensive Writing
Exercise 7
Exercise 3 Exercise 1
1 mine, hers
a heavier 2 theirs 1 a laptop, a speaker, a
b smaller 3 his charger, a games console
c more expensive 4 yours 2 It’s a website to buy and sell
d better things.
e bigger Exercise 8

1 is Exercise 2
Exercise 4
2 goes Suggested answers:
cheap – cheaper 3 ’s The laptop:
difficult – more difficult 4 ’s Yes: It’s cheap and it’s perfect for
easy – easier 5 read students. It’s small and light, and
fast – faster 6 his the touchpad and keyboard are
light – lighter 7 cheaper easy to use.
new – 8 a lot of No: It isn’t new (it’s two years
newer old old), it’s small and very cheap –
– older
slow – slower
Real-world speaking perhaps it’s slow.
The speaker:
thin – thinnerop Yes: It’s small and light and
Exercise 1
modern. You can carry it. It isn’t
Students’ own answers old.
No: It’s expensive.
Exercise 2

1 D
2 B
3 A
4 C

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Exercise 3 Exercise 9
6 The world is
Laptop: Students’ own answers
It’s good for students. art
It’s smaller and lighter than other
Project
Vocabulary
laptops. The touchpad and
keyboard are easy to use.
It’s blue. Exercise 1
It’s two years old. Exercise 1
Suggested answer:
It’s €75. Elena is short, so the robot 1 It’s upside-down. (It’s also a
Portable speaker: retrieves items in her kitchen that house that people visit for fun
It’s good for music fans. she cannot reach, when she and to take photos. It isn’t a
The sound quality is better than wants to cook a meal. house that people live in.)
you get from a bigger speaker. 2 Student’s own answers
It’s lighter than other speakers. Exercise 2 3 Students’ own answers
It’s small.
It’s black. 1 David’s grandmother, Elena
Exercise 2
It’s six months old. 2 she’s short and can’t get
It’s €40. things from high places A bedroom
3 in her kitchen B living room
Exercise 4 4 when she wants to cook a C kitchen
meal D bathroom
Students’ own answers E hall
Exercise 3
Exercise 5 Exercise 3
1 b
Students’ own answers 2 d 1 kitchen
3 a 2 bedroom
Exercise 6 4 c 3 living room
1 keyboard 4 bathroom
2 lighter Exercise 4 5 dining room
3 touchpad 6 garden
Students’ own answers
4 beautiful
5 February Exercise 4
Exercise 5
6 speaker Students’ own answers
7 bigger Students’ own answers
8 Wednesday Exercise 5
Exercise 6
Exercise 7 1 floor, ceiling, wall
Students’ own answers
2 bath, shower
1 difficult 3 bed – photo A, chair – photo
2 fourteen Exercise 7
B, table – photo B and A,
3 address Students’ own answers 4 toilet – photo D
4 heavier
5 photos Exercise 8 Exercise 6

Exercise 8 Students’ own answers a between

b in
PREPARE, 2: This … is perfect c above
for … d on
You can use it to … It’s a e near
beautiful … colour. f in front of
It comes with … g under
… excellent condition, You can buy h next to
it now for only … It’s a bargain! i behind
Are you a ... fan?
You can connect it to ...
you can carry it ...

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Exercise 7 Exercise 4 Critical thinking

1 above A 2 1 In Sherlock: The Game Is
2 on B 3 Now, players solve a crime. In
3 between C 1 The Wizarding School,
4 behind players find a lost object. In
5 next to Exercise 5 Room 33, players travel in
1 Room 33 time to get a vase.
Exercise 8 2 Suggested answers:
2 The Wizarding School
The kitchen, the bathroom and 3 Sherlock: The Game Is Now Escape Rooms are real-life
the bedroom 4 The Wizarding School adventure games. They’re like
the kitchen, bathroom and 5 Sherlock: The Game Is Now a video game, but they're
bedroom 6 Room 33 games you can play with your
friends in real life.
Exercise 9 Exercise 6 You can be a different person,
e.g. a detective, and do things
Suggested answers: 1 True– you’re looking for that you can’t do in real life,
1 To show their favourite small something different to do this e.g. travel in time. You can do
house. weekend, why not try one of new things, too. Things that
2 To make the video feel fun. London’s top escape rooms? you can't do in real life, like
2 True – A teacher at the live in a different place, e.g.
Reading and critical
Wizarding School takes you China, at a different time in
to the first room.
thinking
history, e.g. 1675.
3 False – The museum is Some people go to Escape
empty. Rooms on a special occasion,
Exercise 1 4 False – The game starts in a e.g. a birthday. They’re
shop. exciting because you’ve only
Students’ own answers 5 False – Sherlock: The Game got a limited time to escape.
Is Now is 100 minutes. Most people like puzzles.
Exercise 2
6 True – You meet a monster in They’re fun and they make
Depending on the photos: The Wizarding School and you think.
A It's a living room. There's a lasers in Room 33. 3 Students’ own answers
sofa, table with a lamp on it
and another table with some Exercise 7
books on it. There is a floor 1 lost
Grammar
and some stairs. 2 vase
B It's a living room. There's a Exercise 1
3 clues
sofa, table with a lamp on it 4 emperor 1 ’m
and another table with some 5 monster 2 is
books on it. There is a floor 6 crime 3 aren’t
and some stairs.
4 isn’t
C This is a living room with a Exercise 8
window. There's a lamp in
Exercise 2
front of the window and table 1 crime
next to it. There's a hat on the 2 monster 1 be
table. There are some papers 3 emperor 2 things happening now
on the wall above the table. 4 lost
5 vase Exercise 3
Exercise 3 6 clues
a going, walking, playing,
Because you are in a room and reading – 3
you have to find clues and solve b making, riding, dancing,
puzzles to escape from/leave the writing – 1
room c chatting, running, shopping,
swimming – 2

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Exercise 4 Exercise 3 Exercise 3

1 ’re doing 1 c 2 Is the girl in the black T-shirt

2 ’m writing 2 d wearing a watch? Yes, she is.
3 is talking 3 a 3 Is the girl on the right holding
4 is sitting 4 b a phone? No, she isn’t.
5 ’re speaking 4 Are the girls sitting in a
Exercise 4 classroom? No, they aren’t.
Exercise 5 5 Is the girl in the green and
1 take off
white T-shirt wearing
2 Evan isn’t doing his 2 wear
glasses? No, she isn’t.
homework. He’s playing a 3 Put on
6 Is the girl in the middle
video game. 4 carry
holding a ball? No, she isn’t.
3 My friends aren’t listening to
7 Are the two girls wearing
music. They’re singing. Exercise 5
jeans? Yes, they are.
4 I’m not riding my bike today.
Students’ own answers
I’m walking to school.
Exercise 4
5 We aren’t watching TV at the
Exercise 6
moment. We’re having dinner. 1 Where are you sitting?
1 C 2 What language are you
Exercise 6 2 B speaking?
3 D 3 What grammar are you
1 ’m writing
4 A studying?
2 ’re learning
4 What is your teacher
3 ’m doing
Exercise 7 wearing?
4 ’s sitting
5 ’s giving 1 She’s/Cara is in Year 8.
Exercise 5
6 aren’t wearing 2 The students can make their
7 isn’t holding own design or use designs Students’ own answers
8 ’m not sending from a book.
3 The students think this activity Exercise 6
Exercise 7 is great./They are really
1 b
enjoying it.
He’s playing chess with Will. 2 a
4 The students are using spray
3 b
paint to paint their T-shirts.
Vocabulary and
4 c
5 b
Listening
Exercise 8
6 a
Students’ own answers 7 a
Exercise 1 8 c

1 trousers Grammar
2 shoes Real-world speaking
3 skirt Exercise 1
4 dress Exercise 1
5 jacket 1 before
6 shirt 2 with the verb be Students’ own answers
7 trainers 3 don’t use
8 coat 4 use Exercise 2
9 jeans in Wells Street; today from 10:30
Exercise 2
am to 8:00 pm
Exercise 2 2 Are they listening to music?
1 umbrella 3 Are we travelling by bus? Exercise 3
2 trainers 4 Are you watching a film?
How can I get there?
3 glasses 5 Am I speaking Spanish?
It costs …
4 jacket 6 Is she playing the guitar?

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Exercise 4 Exercise 5 Exercise 7

1 I help you 1 Jan’s dad is from Berlin so he Students’ own answers

2 some information can speak German.
3 on at 2 It’s raining so we can’t go Exercise 8
4 that running now.
Students’ own answers
5 is it open 3 Today’s a holiday so we
6 from 10:30 am to 8:00 pm haven’t got school.
Exercise 9
7 much does it cost 4 I haven’t got any money so I
can’t go to the cinema. Students’ own answers
Exercise 5
Exercise 6 Exercise 10
Students’ own answers
Suggested answers: Students’ own answers
Exercise 6 1 we can go to the beach.
2 we can go shopping in town.
Students’ own answers
3 I can’t meet you today. 7 Famous lives
4 I don’t want to go to the
Writing swimming pool. Vocabulary
5 I never eat it.
Exercise 1 Exercise 1
Exercise 7
1 Luke is studying for his A actor
French exam. Erik is looking Students’ own answers B astronaut
after his little sister. C singer
2 Farouq is helping his mum Exercise 8
D artist
with the shopping. Students’ own answers E inventor
3 Luke and Erik can’t, but
Farouq can meet him later. Exercise 2
Project
1 doctor, cook
Exercise 2
2 cook
Exercise 1
1 What are you doing? 3 farmer
2 See you later. Photo 3 - Teens in front of a red 4 teacher, cook
3 Do you want to come and see brick wall 5 actor, artist, singer
the graffiti artists? 6 cook, waiter
4 See you on Thursday. Exercise 2
5 Are you doing anything now? Exercise 3
Suggested answers:
The photos are interesting Students’ own answers
Exercise 3
because they are unusual (e.g.
… he wants to see the graffiti penguins in a living room). The Exercise 4
artists. people are in unusual positions
O May, June
or doing unusual things.
Oo August
Exercise 4
Ooo February
Exercise 3
We’re studying for our French oOo October, November,
exam so I can’t come. It answers all the questions. December
Mum’s at work so I’m looking
after my little sister. Exercise 4 Exercise 5
We’re finishing now so I can be
Students’ own answers Students’ own answers
there at 12.
Exercise 5

Students’ own answers

Exercise 6

Students’ own answers

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Exercise 6 Exercise 2 Exercise 8

2: two – second Suggested answers: 1 expeditions

3: three – third 1 Chiara Ferragni 2 stadiums
4: four – fourth 2 Ed Sheeran 3 fill
5: five – fifth 3 Coco Gauff 4 Century
6: six – sixth 4 Lewis Hamilton 5 adventures
17: seventeen – seventeenth 5 Pumpkin the Racoon, Juniper 6 stamp
18: eighteen – eighteenth the Fox
20: twenty – twentieth
22: twenty-two –twenty-second Exercise 3 Critical thinking
29: twenty-nine – twenty-ninth 1 Suggested answers:
All except 2.
31: thirty-one – thirty-first Usain Bolt/Simone Biles/Naomi
Exercise 4 Osaka – a sportsman/sports
Exercise 7 hero,
Included: Alex Honnold – he does difficult
Students’ own answers
1 Doug the Pug and dangerous things, Ernest
3 Usain Bolt, Simon Biles, Shackleton – famous for his
Exercise 8
Naomi Osaka expeditions in Antarctica,
1 20th July 1969 4 Alex Honnold, Ernest Doug the Pug – social media
2 5th October 2018 Shackleton celebrity, Laika – first animal in
3 8th May 2017 5 Doug the Pug, Laika space
4 9th December 1906 2 Advantages: You have
5 1st October 2015 Exercise 5 priority in restaurants and
1 d airports. You can get rich.
Exercise 9 Disadvantages: You can’t
2 c
1 Neil Armstrong walks on the 3 e have any secrets.
Moon 4 a Newspapers and TV want to
2 Painting by Banksy, Girl With 5 f know all about your life.
Balloon, self-destructs 6 b People want you to look
3 first MTV award for Millie perfect all the time. You don’t
Bobby Brown Exercise 6 know if people are your real
4 birthday of computer- friends. It depends: You have
1 True − Some of the most fans. All your fans want to
language expert Grace
important celebrities today are take selfies with you.
Hopper
sports stars. 3 Students’ own answers
5 first number one single,
2 False − There were paintings
Stitches, for Shawn Mendes
of the best gladiators.
Exercise 10
3 False − Alex Honnold is a Grammar
climber.
th
20 July 4 False − Shackleton was Exercise 1
famous for his expeditions in
Exercise 11 Antarctica. 1 were, weren’t
5 True − Doug the Pug is a dog 2 was, wasn’t
1 They show the time things
with 3.7 million fans.
happened Exercise 2
6 False − Before she was a
2 to entertain/tell people about
national hero, Laika was a 1 was
this day in history
street dog in Moscow. 2 wasn’t
3 Fun. They look funny.
3 were
Exercise 7 4 was, wasn’t
Reading and critical 1 century 5 was, were
thinking 2 fill
3 stamp
Exercise 1 4 stadiums
5 adventures
Students’ own answers 6 expeditions

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Exercise 3 Exercise 3 Exercise 3

1 was 1 thirsty 1 decided

2 were 2 ill 2 planned
3 wasn’t 3 worried 3 studied
4 weren’t 4 hungry 4 chatted
5 was 5 tired 5 walked
6 were 6 wanted
7 were Exercise 4 7 played
8 were
Suggested answers:
Exercise 4
1 watch a horror film: afraid,
Exercise 4
bored, interested 1 had
1 before get up in the morning: tired, 2 met
2 were(n’t) well, relaxed, hungry, thirsty 3 did
3 was(n’t) pass an exam: pleased, 4 went
surprised
Exercise 5 finish school: pleased, tired Exercise 5
2 Students’ own answers
2 Were you 12 last year? 1 My friends took a lot of
3 Was it Tuesday yesterday? photos.
Exercise 5
4 Were you at home at ten 2 Some people became
o’clock last night? c famous on social media.
3 I got up late on Saturday
Exercise 6 Exercise 6 morning.
4 Ben met his classmates after
1 who was your best friend? 1 b
school.
2 what was your favourite food? 2 c
5 We went to a café on Friday
3 where was your school? 3 a
evening.
4 what was your teacher’s
6 I saw a basketball match at
name? Exercise 7
the weekend.
a 2
Exercise 7
b 3 Exercise 6
Students’ own answers c 1
Students’ own answers
d 3
Exercise 81 e 1
Exercise 7
f 2
Left to right: Ava, Aaron, Ana,
Students’ own answers
Becky
Exercise 8
Exercise 8
Students’ own answers
Vocabulary and 1 was
Listening
Grammar
2 studied
3 wasn’t
Exercise 1 4 don’t
Exercise 1 5 wants
Students’ own answers 6 There isn’t
1 end, ask, stay, watch, play
2 We add -ed. 7 is
Exercise 2
8 younger
A surprised Exercise 2 9 find out
B hungry 10 a lot of
C relaxed chatted, decided, planned,
played, studied, walked, wanted
Real-world speaking
D ill
E afraid
F thirsty
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Exercise 2 Exercise 2 Project

an imaginary one 1 New Jersey (in the USA)
2 she was eight TASK: Make a comic about an
Exercise 3 3 the (car) accident unknown hero.
4 she was unhappy at home
1 How was your weekend? Exercise 1
and she had problems at
2 It was awesome, thanks.
school She changed the world for a lot
3 We went …
5 she met Professor Charles of women.
4 Was it fun?
Xavier and he helped her
5 I had a great time!
6 went to study at the Xavier Exercise 2
6 What about on Sunday?
Institute
7 I played … Her sister’s name (Emily) or the
7 X-Men
8 I met … information about when and
Exercise 3 where Elizabeth died
Exercise 4
1 c Exercise 3
1 How was
2 a
2 was awesome It makes the reader closer to the
3 b
3 went subject. It sounds more personal.
4 Was it
Exercise 4
5 great time Exercise 4
6 What about She knows what people are
7 I played thinking, and she can also move representation of the text, as well
8 I met objects with her mind. as further information (e.g. in
… she was unhappy at home, picture 3 the text says ‘we moved
Exercise 5 and she also had problems at to the United States’, and in the
school. picture we see that they travelled
Students’ own answers by boat).
I like Jean Grey because she’s
strong, and she’s also a good
Exercise 6 Exercise 5
person.
Students’ own answers 1 after Students’ own answers
2 before
3 between can
Writing
Exercise 6

Exercise 5 Students’ own answers

Exercise 1
1 He’s strong. He can also fly. Exercise 7
1 Jean Grey, or the Dark (Thor)
Phoenix. She’s a superhero in 2 He was born on a pirate ship. Students’ own answers
the X-Men films. He also became a pirate.
2 Because she’s strong, and Exercise 8
(Jack Sparrow)
she’s also a good person. Her 3 He’s intelligent and he’s also Students’ own answers
friends are important to her, a good detective. (Sherlock
and she always tries to help Holmes) Exercise 9
people. 4 She knows a lot about nature
and she can also climb trees. Students’ own answers
(Katniss Everdeen)
Exercise 10
5 She plays the saxophone and
she’s also very intelligent. Students’ own answers
(Lisa Simpson)
Exercise 11
Exercise 6
Students’ own answers
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Exercise 7

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Exercise 8 Exercise 6
8 From A to B
Suggested answers: 1 False − They didn’t plan to
Vocabulary 1 The city is busy and loud. start a new sport.
There are lots of cars, bikes, 2 True − The company decided
Exercise 1 buildings and people. The to organise a competition.
countryside is quiet. There 3 False − Riders put videos
A train are some boats and cars. online.
B boat 2 They see new things and 4 False − Funk Bros are
C taxi learn about other celebrities because they post
D plane countries/cultures. videos online.
E bus 3 A documentary is more 5 True − Millions of people
F car serious. A vlog is usually watch the videos of ... Funk
G bike more fun and has better Bros.
graphics and often uses 6 False − Many people want to
Exercise 2 photos. The music in a see scooters … in the
documentary is more serious Olympics, but for now, it’s just
Students’ own answers
than in a vlog. a cool sport!
Exercise 3
Exercise 7
2 ambulance Reading and critical
3 motorbike thinking 1
2
competition
craze
4 underground
3 kids
5 lorry Exercise 1
4 tricks
6 helicopter
1 a coach 5 traffic
7 scooter
2 the underground 6 version
8 ship
9 tram 3 a boat
Exercise 8
Exercise 4 Exercise 2
1 kid
Students’ own answers 2 craze
1 plane, train, coach, car (also
3 trick
possible: motorbike,
Exercise 3 4 traffic
helicopter, ship, taxi, lorry)
5 version
2 bike, motorbike, scooter a scooter, for transport and for 6 competition
3 bus, tram, underground (also sport/fun, to be healthy
possible: taxi, bike)
4 ship, boat Exercise 4
5 plane, helicopter
Students’ own answers
Exercise 5
Exercise 5
1 driver
2 pilot 1 They’re more than a hundred
3 passenger years old.
4 journey 2 Children made the first
5 ticket scooters as toys.
6 travelcard 3 Wim/He made a scooter to go
to his favourite shop when he
Exercise 6 didn’t want to drive.
4 They were cheaper and
Students’ own answers lighter.
5 They became popular as a
Exercise 7 type of transport in Tokyo, in
Bangladesh. To visit her family Japan.
and learn about their culture 6 Riding a scooter is good
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Critical thinking Grammar Exercise 7

Suggested answers: 1 did you know

Exercise 1 2 designed
1 Advantages: Scooters are
faster in traffic than cars. You 1 didn’t 3 didn’t make
can carry them on a bus or 2 infinitive 4 drew
train. Riding a scooter is good 5 didn’t fly
exercise. They’re great for the Exercise 2 6 studied
environment. Advantages: 7 imagined
2 In 1910, people didn’t travel 8 did he live
They’re cheap (cheaper than
a lot by plane. 9 didn’t know
a car). Disadvantages –
3 In 1910, children didn’t go to
They’re dangerous in traffic.
school by bus. Exercise 8
They’re uncomfortable for
4 In 1910, most cities didn’t
long journeys. They’re slower Because he was on foot, and you
have an underground.
than a bike. They’re a can walk in both directions on a
5 In 1910, you didn’t see a lot
problem if people ride on the one-way street.
of cars in the streets.
pavement.
6 In 1910, teens didn’t do sport
2 Bike: Advantages: They’re
cheap, good for the
on skateboards.
Vocabulary and
environment, good exercise.
Exercise 3 Listening
Dsadvantages: They’re
dangerous in traffic, you can’t 1 walked/didn’t walk Exercise 1
take them on a bus. 2 travelled/didn’t travel
Bus: Advantages: They’re 3 played/didn’t play drive a car (drive the train/bus);
cheap, good for the 4 went/didn’t go go on foot (go by plane); ride a
environment. 5 got up/didn’t get up bike;
Disadvantages: They’re take the train/bus; travel by plane
slow, sometimes crowded. Exercise 4 (travel on foot)
They can be late
1 did, infinitive Exercise 2
Taxi: Advantages: They’re fast,
2 did, didn’t
comfortable, they aren’t Travel is the only regular verb in
3 did, subject
crowded. Disadvantages: the past.
They’re expensive. Suggested answers:
Exercise 5
Tram: Advantages: They’re took the bus/train, went on foot,
fast, cheap, they’re good 1 Did you watch TV yesterday travelled by plane
when there’s a lot of traffic. evening?
Disadvantages: They use 2 How did you come to school Exercise 3
electricity, so they aren’t good today?
for the environment, they’re 3 Did you do any homework last 1 the road
dangerous to people on weekend? 2 a ticket
bicycles or walking. They’re 4 What did you have for dinner 3 trains
sometimes crowded. last night? 4 go
Underground: Advantages: 5 When did you meet your best 5 wait
There are a lot of trains, friend? 6 ring
they're cheap and fast. 6 What did you do last 7 a taxi
Disadvantages: They can be weekend? 8 a bus
crowded and uncomfortable. 9 get into/out of
3 make public transport free or Exercise 6
cheaper, so people don’t use Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
cars, have more Students’ own answers
buses/underground trains,
have public transport bikes,
have more cycle lanes for
bikes and scooters, stop
allowing cars in the town/city
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Exercise 5 Exercise 4 Exercise 4

Suggested answers: heavy – the heaviest Students’ own answers

1 two students with their bikes hot – the hottest
and some students walking interesting – the most interesting Exercise 5
behind them . light – the lightest
Students’ own answers
2 They’re going home/to school. slow – the slowest
3 They’re wearing school small – the smallest
uniforms and carrying school thin – the thinnest Writing
bags. thirsty – the thirstiest
Exercise 1
Exercise 6 Exercise 5
Students’ own answers
b 1 the fastest
2 the most/least popular Exercise 2
Exercise 7 3 the most/least famous
4 the best worst journey
1 Bike to School Week
5 the most/least expensive
2 organiser (of the event at Exercise 3
6 the cheapest
Fisher Valley High School)
3 car 1 introduction
Exercise 6 2 what happened at home and
4 much sport
5 fun Students’ own answers in the first part of the journey
6 environment 3 the journey to the airport
Exercise 7 4 what happened at the airport
Exercise 8
1 b Exercise 4
Students’ own answers 2 a
3 c 1 b
2 g
Grammar
4 b
5 b 3 a
6 b 4 e
Exercise 1 7 a 5 c
8 c 6 d
1 three or more
9 a 7 f
2 the
3 least
Exercise 5

Exercise 2
Real-world speaking
1 b
2 a
2 the biggest Exercise 1
3 the healthiest
b Exercise 6
4 the most/least popular
5 the most/least dangerous We had our first problem before
Exercise 2
6 the best we left home.
What time’s the next train? First event = we had our first
Exercise 3 Buy your ticket (at the machine). problem
After we got Dad’s passport, my
a 3
Exercise 3 parents decided to take a taxi.
b 1
First event = we got Dad’s
c 4, 5 1 way
passport
d 6, 7 2 Take
e 2 3 change trains
4 does it cost
5 return
6 in five minutes
7 get the train

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Exercise 7 Exercise 6 Exercise 3

a We got a bus before we took 1 a pie chart Suggested answers:

the train. 2 a bar chart 2 five o’clock, quarter past six,
b After my friend arrived, we 3 a bar chart five to ten
watched a film. / We watched 3 charger, camera, laptop
a film after my friend arrived. Exercise 7 4 head, leg, foot
c Before I had breakfast, I had a 5 lorry, tram, underground
Students’ own answers
shower. / I had a shower 6 baker’s, hairdresser’s, sports
before I had breakfast. shop
Exercise 8
d After I had a piano lesson, I 7 dress, jacket, umbrella
did my homework. / I did my Students’ own answers 8 apple, biscuit, sandwich
homework after I had a piano 9 ceiling, floor, table
lesson. Exercise 9
e Before we went to Sicily, we Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
visited Rome. / We visited
1 easy
Rome before we went to
Exercise 10 2 expensive
Sicily.
3 dirty
Students’ own answers
4 slow
Exercise 8
5 heavy
Exercise 11
Students’ own answers 6 interesting
Students’ own answers
Exercise 9 Exercise 5

Students’ own answers 2 play

9 Look what you 3 have

Project know! 4
5
take
go

Exercise 1
Vocabulary Exercise 6
car 1 go
Exercise 1 2 play
Exercise 2 3 have
A astronaut
1 There are three questions. B midnight/midday 4 take
2 Yes, there is. C keyboard 5 play
3 Yes, there are. D mouth 6 go
E helicopter Students’ own answers
Exercise 3 F cinema

Suggested answers:
G
H
trainers
juice
Reading
Which type of public transport do
I shower
you prefer? Why? What is Exercise 1
important when you choose a
Exercise 2 1 b
type of transport – cost, exercise,
2 c
environment, etc.? When was the AMBULANCE
3 a
last time you travelled by …?
Exercise 2
Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
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Exercise 5

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Exercise 3 Exercise 3 Exercise 8

A There’s a very big food fight 1 There’s 2 I didn’t see the match on TV.
and people throw tomatoes. 2 Correct Did I/you see the match on
B People are having a water 3 There aren’t TV?
fight. 4 Is there 3 We didn’t have chicken for
C People are throwing water 5 Correct dinner. Did you/we have
and paint. 6 There are some/There aren’t chicken for dinner?
any 4 They didn’t go to the cinema
Exercise 4 last night. Did they go to the
Exercise 4 cinema last night?
1 tomatoes
5 I didn’t get up at half past six.
2 Buñol, Spain 1 I don’t like sports.
Did I/you get up at half past
3 the last Wednesday of August 2 Do your cousins live in the
six?
(every year) USA?
6 Leslie didn’t meet her best
4 water fight 3 Leticia watches TV every
friend on holiday. Did Leslie
5 (in) Thailand evening.
meet her best friend on
6 New Year / in April 4 Does Ömer have lunch at
holiday?
7 to clean everything for the school?
new year 5 Azra studies German.
8 dance/sing, sing/dance, water 6 Your parents don’t speak
and paint English.
9 (in) India
10 to celebrate the end of winter Exercise 5
and start of spring
1 Our, theirs
Exercise 5 2 Can you, can’t
3 heavier, yours
hungry: an adjective that means 4 difficult
you want to eat 5 younger, swim
diet: the food people eat 6 hotter, than
fun: an adjective to describe an
activity that you like Exercise 6
together: with other people
unusual: not normal or typical 1 We’re having dinner right
now.
Exercise 6 2 My classmates aren’t
speaking English.
Students’ own answers 3 What are you doing at the
moment?
Grammar 4 My sister isn’t playing a game;
she’s studying.
Exercise 1 5 Alice is sitting next to Juan.
6 Is Zeynep chatting on the
1 are
phone?
2 ’m not
3 is
Exercise 7
4 ’re
5 Are 1 invented
6 aren’t 2 were
7 isn’t 3 wanted
4 studied
Exercise 2 5 wasn’t
1 b 6 lasted
2 c 7 travelled
3 c 8 continued
4 a
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Exercise 9 Listening Exercise 2

1 the most famous Talking about last weekend:

2 the biggest Exercise 1 How was your weekend? It was
3 the most dangerous Suggested answers: great!
4 the healthiest 1 tall/short, old/young, dark/fair Asking for information: How
5 the best 2 half past, quarter past/to, can I get to …? How much does
6 the most popular five/ten/twenty/twenty-five it cost?
Students’ own answers past/to Talking about a photo: It’s a
Square 1 3 on, near, opposite, between, great photo! Who’s this?
1 ’m, ’s, ’re next to, behind, under, in Buying a ticket: Buy your ticket
2 I’m not, he isn’t, they aren’t 4 book, bag, computer, phone, on the bus. How much does it
3 Are you tired? pen cost? Take the bus from the
Square 2 5 taxi, train, scooter, station.
1 has underground, bike, ship
2 Have Exercise 3
3 Incorrect – parents’ Exercise 2 1 was
Square 3
1 A 2 this
1 Countable: potato, biscuit
2 C 3 great
2 Uncountable: water, cheese
3 C 4 get
3 We usually use some in
4 A 5 Take
affirmative sentences and any
5 B 6 much
in questions and negative
7 Buy
sentences.
4 3 Is there any pizza? Exercise 3
Exercise 4
Square 4 Students’ own answers
1 She doesn’t like football. Suggested answers:
2 What time do you get up (at)? Exercise 4 1 two friends; at school
3 her/it, us, them 2 a visitor and a person who
Square 5 Students’ own answers gives tourist information, in a
1 draw tourist office
2 Turkey is more big bigger Exercise 5
than England. 1 b Exercise 5
3 his, her – hers, our – ours, 2 c Students’ own answers
their – theirs 3 a
Square 6 4 b Exercise 6
1 to talk about things happening 5 a
now Students’ own answers
2 It isn’t raining at the moment. Exercise 6
Writing
3 What are they doing?
Square 7 Students’ own answers
1 Was he famous?
Exercise 1
2 -ed
3 went, did, saw, took
Real-world speaking
1 an advert – Unit 5, a blog –
Square 8 Unit 3, an email – Unit 2, a
Exercise 1
1 We didn’t go by bus. story – Unit 8
2 subject + didn’t + infinitive 1 a BMX festival, a balloon Students also wrote: a keypal
3 Did you watch TV last night? festival message (Unit 1), notes and
Square 9 2 Student’s own answers messages (Unit 4), text
1 three or more messages (Unit 6), a
2 fastest, busiest, most description of a fictional
expensive, worst character (Unit 7)
3 the most

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Exercise 2 Review game Unit 3

A A blog (about a special day in Students’ own answers
the student’s country) Exercise 1
B An email (to a friend, about Students’ own answers
last weekend)
C A story (about the day a
Pronunciation
Exercise 2
student met a best friend)
Unit 1 biscuit: u
sandwich: d
Exercise 3

1 Sweden, June (Text A), Exercise 1

Exercise 3
Saturday, Sunday (Text B)
Students’ own answers
We use capital letters forIat Students’ own answers
the start of a sentence, cities, Exercise 2
languages, nationalities, Unit 4
people’s names, days of the Oo: Turkey, China
week, months. oO: Japan
Exercise 1
2 It’s (Text A), I’m, we’ve, Ooo: India
friend’s (Text B), didn’t, she’s oOoo: the Netherlands finishes
(Text C) We use apostrophes relaxes
in contracted forms (in place Exercise 3 watches
of a missing letter), to show
Students’ own answers
possession in ’s and s’. Exercise 2
3 We have a picnic and eat
typical food. (Text A) Unit 2 Students’ own answers

It was a friend’s birthday and Exercise 3

he had a barbecue. (Text B) Exercise 1
I’m busy … , but I wanted to Students’ own answers
mother
… (Text B) But then I sat next
father
Unit 5
to Rosa. (Text C)
brother
We use but to add different
sister
information. We use and to
daughter Exercise 1
add an idea.
4 so the Midsummer festival Exercise 2 1 keyboard
(Text A)because we’ve got 2 screen
exams soon (Text B) /ə/ 3 cheap
We use because to give a 4 piece
reason and so to give a result. Exercise 3
5 police
5 She also helped me during
Students’ own answers 6 people
the lesson. (Text C) 7 niece
Also comes after be and Exercise 4 8 complete
before other verbs.
6 I was worried before I arrived. America Exercise 2
(Text C) Australia
I was worried is the first Brazil Letter combinations that are
action. China pronounced /iː/ include ey, ee,
Canada ea, ie, i, eo, e
Exercise 4 Italy
India Exercise 3
Students’ own answers Japan
Students’ own answers
Russia
Exercise 5
South Africa Exercise 4
Students’ own answers
Exercise 5 Students’ own answers

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Unit 6 Unit 8
Exercise 1 Exercise 1

/e/ is short 1 wasn’t

/ɜ:/ is long 2 isn’t
3 didn’t
Exercise 2 4 haven’t
5 weren’t
Words with /e/: end, friend,
6 doesn’t
head, next, test
7 hasn’t
Words with /ɜ:/: furniture, girl,
8 aren’t
her, learn, word, work
Exercise 2
Exercise 3
1 four
Students’ own answers
2 five
3 five
Exercise 4
4 six
Words with /e/: Ellen, friend, 5 six
head, next, test, gets, ten 6 six
Words with /ɜ:/: her, Kirk, work, 7 six
learn, words, hurts, nervous 8 seven

Exercise 5 Exercise 3

Students’ own answers 1 It isn’t cold today.

2 I haven’t got a scooter.
3 My brother doesn’t like
Unit 7 basketball.
4 I wasn’t late for school
Exercise 1 yesterday.
1 a 5 My friend hasn’t got any
2 b cousins.
6 We don’t speak Spanish in
Exercise 2 class.
7 I didn’t watch TV last night.
A: Was (/ə/) Lucy in class? 8 We weren’t at home on
B: Yes, she was (/ɒ/). But she Saturday afternoon.
wasn’t (/ɒ/) very happy.
A: Why not? Exercise 4
B: It was (/ə/) her birthday, but
there was (/ə/) a maths exam! Students’ own answers

Exercise 3

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