Workbook Answer Key 1A 1 VOCABULARY 2 24 3h 4c 5a6b7a809d b 2do, 3 sports, musi, § lunch, 4 pets, lve, 8 leam / study. 9 do, 1Obom 2 GRAMMAR 2 2cant were you Do the children want Did you 2a does your boyfriend do? {id she learn do you get up le your gifiiend a student? What you do on the weekend? How often do you go out? Where did you go last Saturday? Did you have anice time? What did you do last right? What TV chows do you watch? When is your bithlay? Where are you from? Where dil you go on vacation laet year? 7. What ind of books do you read? Students’ own answers 3. PRONUNCIATION 2 2R,3B,4F5KSM,71 © 2A,3U,4250,6Y 1B 1 VOCABULARY 2 2blonde, $ long, 4 handsome 2 funny, 3 friendly 4 lazy 5 smart, 6 unkind, 7 stupid 8 shy, 9 quiet © 2bakd, 3 extroverted, 4 beard, mustache, 5 lke, 6 thin, overweight, 7 hardworking, @ ike, talkative, 9 serious, 10 cheap 2 GRAMMAR 2 2Does, want, 3 doesn't, rin, ‘watches, 5 Does, speak, 6 Do, work, 7 don’ play 8 lovee b 2 You'e never too old to get marred 3. Candice sees her boyfriend every day 4. Alice sometimes mests people on the interne, 5 Its always fun to.go on a dat. & hardly ever se my nite these days 7. Inever go out during the work. © Deas, 3 study 4 want, 5 ives, 6 shar, 7 invite, 8 doesn't come, 9 doestt ike, 10 prefer 11 don't see, 12 get along d_ 2 aWhere do you live? [Where ose Anna ive? 3a Who do you lve with? Who dacs Anna live with? 4 a Doyou lke going to parties? 'b Does Anna like going to parties? 5 2 Are you shy or extroverted? bis Anna shy or extroverted? Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘2 2Zlives, 3 kes, 4 starts, S leaves, 6 cooks 1c 1 VOCABULARY 1a 2leggings, 2 pants, shi, S cap, S wacksult, 7 Sneakers, 8 elt 9 coat, AO chess, {1 te, 12 shorts b 22,31,4h,51,6¢,7b,8,9), 10d ‘© 2behind, 3 between, 4 in font of, on, Sextto, 6above, 7 under 2 PRONUNCIATION 1a (o/bracelet cardigan jacket necklace prebiem yf skit eweater thi Tshirt worl 3 GRAMMAR 2 2'm looking, 3's taking, 4's wearing, 5 fn't smiling b 2 drives, 3are sleeping, 4’s ining, 5 drinks, 6 wears, 7 ve studying, live € 208, playing, 3, doing, 4s, wearing, 5k, wearing, 4s, carying, 7s, wearing, Bis, doing 4.2 are playing soccer 3 isniding a bike 4 She's wearing a wacksult and sneakers, 5 The woman on the rights wearing 2 dress and a corcigon 6 She's canying 2 bag. 7 Hes wearing shor, a Fshie, and sneakers, 8 Hoe sleeping Practical English 1 CALLING RECEPTION 2-2 pu, 3 end, 4 bother 5 Thi, 6% bb 2 Theres problem wth the shower 5 snd somebody night up ay 4 sony to bother you 5 hve» problem with he wit 6 Hitpueyou dough to 20k 2a,3d4b 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 4 2tobe, Smut, 4 gues, 5 t0, By the wey bb 2 good view, 3 mustbe, ques, By tho way too Can you remember...? 1 1 GRAMMAR 1 ate you doing, 2 don't think, 3 can 4 Shot always, 5 do, 6 works 2100 ons iaay Pass 2 VOCABULARY 4 elim, 2 height, 3 generous, 4 kind, S jeans, 62ghte 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 sandals, 2beard, 3A, 4 datos, 5 ike, egineeee 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,2a,3¢,4b,5¢.6a,7b,8b,9a, tos 2A 1 GRAMMAR a Regular arived, asked, invited, Fented, stayed, studied Ireqular: bought, could, chose, ate, felt said b 2didn't buy, 3 werent, 4 did't swim, 5 did't rent, 6 did't spend ¢ 2wanted, 3 booked, 4 tack, § anved, 6 went, 7 asked, 8 looked, 9 couldn’, TO went .2id they want, 3 cil they book, 44 did they acve, 5 did the woman, 6 did they a0 2 PRONUNCIATION '@ 2wanted, 3 booked, 4 invited, 5 waited 3 VOCABULARY '@ 2.90 for a walk, 3 book a flight online, 4.90 abroad, 5 go swimming, 6 ge eutat right, 7 stayin a oto, 8 go sightseeing, 7 sunbathe on the bboach, 10 go away forthe weekend b 2sunny,3 crowded, 4 noisy, 5 unhelpfal Shbasic,7 friendly, Brice, 9 cloudy TO luxurious © 2 How did you get there? I wert by plane 3 Where did you stay? I stayed in @ hotel. 4 How lang aid you stay? I stayed for ten days 5 What did you do? I went swimming, 6 What was the weather ke? eae eunry, d_Students’ ov answers 2B 41 VOCABULARY 122i, in, 3.0n,4 in, Son, 3, in, at, 00, 6 on, 7'at in, on, Bin, in Zon, in,3.n,in,on, 4 in, on, Sat don, 7 atin, Bat © bin.cin.don.eon.fat.gon hat d 22,3h,de,56,6b,71,.8g 2 GRAMMAR 18 2\Were, working, 3 were you doing, ‘wasnt raining, S wasn ving, 6 was getting Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle ponsbb 2 Mark was taking on the phone hone gota text 3B 3 The children were playing + VOCABULARY computer games when the Waits comps 8 Zabout 3 on 4 for 5 for 6 at. 7, 4 We were having 2 borbecue when Be ‘tstarted to ran bb Zabout S wth, 4for Son, 60,7 to 5 twas writing a report when my © 2amived in, 3 depends on, computer crashed 4 ating for € 2 We were ying to find the ext. S age with, 6 think about 3 Iwas losing the windows 4 We were washing the coffee cups. 2 PRONUNCIATION 5 Iwas courting the money 21, 3L,ANetL, SNotL 6 Students’ own answer € 2depands on, 3 forgot about 3 PRONUNCIATION ‘4 ottied about 5 ak about a 2U,3U,45,5,5U,5,5,6U 3 GRAMMAR 4 2.re you staying, 3 weve having, 2c ‘tm thing, $m avelng, Gare you getting, 7 Mera’ coming, 1 GRAMMAR Bisahe going, she n't going, 2 The nent doy 3 when, 4 Suddenly, 1Oare you taking 5 Two minutes later 6 After that b 2 Both forms possble b 20,3b,4a,5b 3 ite going wo snow € 2but, 3 Although, 4s, 5 Athough, 4 het going to get because, 7 but 3 wortgong te mis oth form posse 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 Both forms possible 41 Fisteyllable stressed afl 8 shetgohgtotie day. evening, hury perfect, «2 ‘he's gaing to New Yo eeiytsamenee nan Perec 3 Ga Wednesday, me's working at 2 Second syllable sessed: agoin, home slong, though, because, Sere, 4. On Thursday he having dinner behind, invite with Cassie 5 On Friday, he listening to @ new 3 VOCABULARY pant 2 29,344b,5hb6a7e8e 6 On Seu hes having a b 2wsiting, 3 invited, Am, 5 diving, a epee? an dave 4. Students own answers . Stulate’ own answers 3c 3A 1 GRAMMAR 4 VOCABULARY a 2a,30,4h,5b.69,76.86 8 Zelevators, 3. gates, cant, Scustoms, B 2uhere, 3 that 4 that, S tha, anivale, 7 terminal, 8 departures Guere, 7 that bb 2cocunty check 3 pareport conte € 2that, 3 who that 4 that S where, 4 gate number, 5 baggage checkin 6 that. 7 that € Zetevatos, 3 departures, 4baggage Sentences 24, 6, and 7 checkin gat, 6 passport con Students own anewers Teaggage dam, 8 cart, 9 customs, Tomvee 2 VOCABULARY a cap, 4 thin, 5 wallet, 2 PRONUNCIATION iE elee: Poacher’ el” 4 2change, 3 bigger, foggy 5 region, ‘Thehicklen word i alphabet. gate bb 2oppasite, 3 sims ike € Sentence 3 alo has the some 9 5 something, 6 example, 7 someone / sound somebody 8 somenhere 3 GRAMMAR Svogested snewers 8 24.3040, 5 9.6074 2 Its the opposite of badly b 2'm going to book, 3 isn't going to 3 ts something you take photos Sleep. tate. gang "98, wah Sisnt going toy, i, going to get 4 ita place that has ot of 2 Sam an going to buy a nei intresting ll things tke statues suitease today or paint 3 Dive’ going to meet Cie st 5 tsa word that describes someone Terminal? at 1230, or something that makes you 4 Sas going tof from London to Isugh ‘Now Yar on Wednesday. 7 te the opposite of shor. 5 Eames going to Boek bus Sckets ‘ross: this evening 3 Ite somewhere where you can Student’ own answers sleep in tents 6 Its the opposite of right. 2100 ons iaay Pass 8 tea place where young people loam 9 Its something that you chive to get ‘rom place to place, 10 Ike the opposite of hardworking 11 IeS something tha els you what you can eatin a restaurant, 3 PRONUNCIATION Zeute, Shate, 4 plane, 5 cut, 6note, 7 plan, Bbite, nt, 1Obit Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2menu, 3 course, 4 waiter / waitress, 5a heck, 6 tip 2 AT THE RESTAURANT 2 3 a 5 6 7 8 ° 10 " 2 3 4 5 Yes, please Can get you something to start with? No, thank you. ust a main course Vike the steak, please, And how would you ike your steak? Rare, medium or well done? Rare, pease Wieula you like that with fries or with a baked potato? Abbsked potato, please (Ok. And to drink? Wiete, please. Silo Sparkling? Sal Here’ your steak, ma'am, Frm sony, but | sakedl for my steak rare, and thi ie well done, Fn vary sony ma'am. il sake it back tothe kitchen 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH b Can 1 star with, 2 any suggestions, be great, 3 Could, 4a mistake, 5 to go 2 that would be great 3 Do you have any suggestions? 44 Could we have the check, please? 5 there’ a mistake & tell me, to start ith you remember...? 1-3 1 GRAMMAR 263b,de See 2 VOCABULARY 1 sightseeing, 2 comfortable, 3 leggings, rent, Strain station, 6 unfiendly 3. PRONUNCIATION 18, 2forget, 3 start, 4 misses, 5 sandals, oo rived 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b, 10 4A 1 26,3¢,4b,5a,6b,7 6.8693, 6 1 VOCABULARY 2 dust the Furniture, 3.do the shopping, ‘make lunch, 5 do the vacuuming, set the table, 7 load the dishwasher, Btake out the garbage 2make, 3 dean up, 4 clear 5 clean, 6 do, 7 puraway 2 make, 3 make, 4 do, 5 do, 6 make, 7 do, 8 make Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle pons 2B2 GRAMMAR ‘8 2 Have you done, 31 haven't made, 4 five cut, § Ive made b 2 Have you made any plans for the weekend yet? 3 We haven’ finished hunch yet 4 Danial hae already cleaned up hie 5 Tve already done the ironing & Hove you been to the supermarket 7 Thavea't cleaned the bathroom yet. Kenji hae already taken out the carbage. He' fall off his bike ‘They've won the championchip, Ive cleaned the faoe ‘She's set the table ‘She's done the ciches haven't started yet ve already bean to the store Ive cleaned the apartment Ive slready set the table ‘© Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 22 Have you gotten a new job yet? 45 Alot afyoung peonle ee are 4 Do you want your yellow jacket? 5 Did Jess say yes or no? 4B 1 VOCABULARY 8 2item, 3 cart, 4 payment, § auction, 6 checkout, 7 website, 8 delivery 2iiting room(s), 3 checkout, 4 receipt, 5 cut, 6 size, 7 fit, 8 take, back, 9 salespeople © 2eale, 3 register, 4 shopping bag, 5 debit, 6nextdoy 2 PRONUNCIATION 8 2chemisty, 3 dlothes, 4 machine 3 GRAMMAR 422 [haven't brought my erect car 3 Have Anna and Kay been/gone shopping? 4 Has yoursicter ever worked a: model? 5. Tve been to the chopping mall tice toy {6 We haven't sold anything on eBay recently did you buy, bought 2. Have you ever been, have, went, did you stay, found 3 Have you ever bought, you've ‘never worn, have, did you buy bought 4 Have you ever lost have, si you la, left 5 Have you ever done, haven't, tied, Dan's booked a fight anne 3. Dan never stayed in sn Aironbs hhouse or apartment. 4 Jon and Mis have never bought “anything on eBay 5 Jon and Mia have never booked a Aight online 6 Jomand Mis have stayed in an ‘on house or apartment. m 2 Have you ever booked a fight cline? 3 Have you aver stayed in an Aidanbs house or apartment? © Student’ own answers 4c 1 VOCABULARY, 2 2boring, 3 excited, 4 relaxed, 5 frightened, 6 interesting, 7 relaxing b 2reloxing, 3 boring, & depressed, S interested, 6 exciting, 7 depressing B frightening, 9 bored, 10 excited 2 GRAMMAR 18 2 anybody, 3 nowhere, 4 anywhere, 5 someone, 6 something, 7 no one, 8 somenhere b 2737, 44 Thora something onthe ground. ST. {6 The man who's cooking is wearing Something on his head 7F There s somebody inthe wats, ‘¢ 2 The children were bored because there war nothing todo. 3 Yolo thought the party was litle boring because she it know 4 Timiselaxed because there ant any homework He nt doing anything Students! own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 8 el dress friendly never sweater webste fan! coat don't goes home photos ‘funny loves lunch nothing something 5A 1 VOCABULARY ‘a 2 forty-seven percent 3 ve thousand 4 four point three 5 one thousand eight hundred and i 6 two hundred and ten thousand b 2028 2brwentyeight 52% Sb three-quarters 421,750 4b one thousand seven hundred and fifty Sb fity percent 2 GRAMMAR 1 2 fluently, 3 good, 4 carefull, § exey, (bad, 7 well 8 clearly b2more slowly, 3 hotter, 4 harder, S furtnar/fanher 6 better 7 more dangerous, 8 more quickly © 2 Her handbag wasn't as expensive ashershoee. 3. My office ent a8 ig ae my sisters (office), 4 Japan didnt play aswell ae Mexico 5 don't dive as carefully 2s you. 6 Elena dosent look ae relaxed ac Beto. 5a 50% d_ 2more popular than, 3 expensive as, 4 smaller than they were fve years a92. 2100 ons iaay Pass 5 ie worse than it was five years ago. {are lees happy than they vere five years ago. / aren't as happy as they Were five years ago. 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 2 notas old@s, 3along, 44s good (@s, 5 more tan, 6 usually € 2 His last book wasn't @s good his fret one. 3 Please have Edword show me the problem again. 4 Nou canto buy that kind @f thing online. 5 dort ependiae much time werkeng ss before {6 This test sn't’as easy it looks 5B 1 VOCABULARY a 2west, 3 east, 4 across from, 5 Ocean, 6 mediumsized, 7 beach b 2pollited, 3 safe, d nosy, § boring, 6 crowded © 2church, 3 museum, 4 harbor, 5 lake, Geass ‘The purzleepalls out Quebec market, hil, 2 bridge, canals, 3 ruins, lake, temples, statues 2 GRAMMAR 12 2the iendliest, 3 The safest, 4 the least attractive, 5 the wettest, 6 the fthest / farthest b 2 Wethe most beautiful bulding 3 That’ the most expensive thing Ive ever bought 4 Itsthe best photo you've aver taken 5 Thats the worst flight we've ever had. € 2 What’ the worst hotel you've ever stayed in? 3 Whats the beet vacation you've sverhad? 4 What’ the most interesting suseum you've ever visited? 55 What's the nicest restaurant you've ‘ever been t0? d_Students’ovn answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 182. Whats the funniest movie you've 3 What's the most famous building you've ever seen? 4 What's the most interesting thing you've learned this your? 5 What's the best meal you've ever had? 5c 41, VOCABULARY 2 2muscles, Shear, d blood, § bone b 1 teeth, 2 bones, 3 muscles, 4hear, 5 blood 2 GRAMMAR 8 2. few, 3 many, 4 much, Sa lite Galtef, 7Alitle, 8a few b 2d,30,4450,6b © 2 too much soda 3. go ta bed early enough Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle pons4 enough sleep 5 too many eankies 6 enough fut and vegetables 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2muscle, 3 enough, 4 blood, 5 none 2 Being nthe hospital wasnt mich fun 3 like to give biged every few mente, 4 Weall need to get enéugh sn. 5 don't ealy de mach fanning Practical English 1. WHY DON'T You. 2 dont you take it back 3 Wy cont ou tytn? 4 Wy dont you ge someting fom the drugstore? 5 Why dort you buy her some flowers? 2 VOCABULARY a 2d.3e4a5b b Zena large, 3 dolla, 4 euros, Scent é medium, 7 pounds (3 TAKING SOMETHING BACK TO ASTORE bought 3 problem. 4 afd, § size, 6 smal 7 mecum, 8 check, 7 sory “refund 17 feng rove 12 eclpt 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 youknow 3 Why don't we go out for dinner 4 Can we make ita bitlater 5 lets make eight Can you remember...? 1-5 1 GRAMMAR 1 come, 2 anything, 3 yet 4 2, Sbecnse, king 2 VOCABULARY 1 ariving, 2 exited 3 lake, 4 dangerous Sshehen 6 compte 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 card, 2 large, 3 nowhere nothing. 5 jole,é here 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b, 2a,3a,4c,5b,6a,72,86,9b, 10b 6A 41 VOCABULARY 8 loam, 3 pass, 4 pull, break, Sbonow, 7 lose, Btuin on, 9 send b 2stan, 3 sell, pick up, 5 find 6 upload, 7 forget 8 catch / get 2 GRAMMAR 2 nobody will by 3 iclirain 4 Youwor't miss 5 rilfinsh 6 pass, won't get 7 Our meeting won’: finish Db 2won't win, 3 ‘forget. ll pass, 5.Wil catch, 6 won't find, 7 wont sell € 2 You'll havea heathy life, 3 You won't be very rich 4 You won't always have the same jee, 55 You'll have along lf, 6 Youll enjoy learning new things. Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION #2 Hell mest somebody new. 3 Youll have a good time. 4 She want ge the job, 5 They won't lend you the money. 6 We won't arive on time. € 2won't, 3 won't 4 want 5 won't want 6B 1 GRAMMAR #8 2f,3d,4b,54,66 b 20,3P40,50,60 © 2'cary3 ido, 4 "look, S wont say Vlend you some money. 3 Iilhave the chicken, please. 4 take your coat, 5 | won't forget to feed the dog. 6 ‘ilturn on the airconditioning 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 decide, small, promise 3 practice, listen, cepair 4 borrow, forget, ages 5 sunbathe, invite, complain 3 VOCABULARY a 20,34,4d,5b,6¢ b 20nd, 3 give, 4 call, 5 go, 6 take, 7 pais 6c 4 GRAMMAR a 2b,3b,4a,56.667b,89,96 b 1 going togo do, go, read Thin, ose were, doing, was watching Have, dreamt/dreamed, ‘ve, had a, doing, 'm reading are; leaving, 's coming Did, sleep, woke up ¢ 2have, done / are doing, 3 works, 4 'ssudying, 5, published, Ghelped, 7 chose 8 discovered, had, 10 saw, 1T were watching 2 VOCABULARY 8 2really, 3 not very, fail, litle, incredibly b 2 chives really dangerously 3 stalong going t take me to = very expensive restaurant 4 aan incredibly ineresting 5 was relly busy 6 asa kite boring 3 PRONUNCIATION a5 € 2sweater, 3 wear 4 dream 2100 ons iaay Pass 7A 1 VOCABULARY 18 Zoffered, 3 did't want, 4 pretended, S needed, 6 promised, 7 planned, B decided, forgot. 10 leamed b 2iear, 3 tell 4 improve, 5 close, Brain, 90,8 stay 2 GRAMMAR 2 2clificult to tak, 3 easy to buy, 4 great to hear S fun to be b 210 see, 3 not finish, 4 to find, Snot to tell, 6 torent 7 to take out © 2when to call,3 how many to buy 4 where to go, 5 what to study, 6 how much to make, 7 who to take 4-2 Vmhoping to ply tennis with my friend. 3. Implanning to stayin 4 im tying to learn Japanese. 5 Ta get a better job. 6 Ite cificut ta remember vocabulary ‘@ Students’ own anawere 3 PRONUNCIATION 182 (realy don't know what t9 do. 43 She learned to ewim when she was very young, 4 He told us not to come tonight. 5 Do you want to send Tom a card? 6 think forgot to turn my phone oft 7B 1 VOCABULARY 2 2d,3b,4a,5e bb 2start 3 pend, 4 hate, 5 love, 6 likes, 7 don't mind, 8 go on, 9 feel like, 10 top 2 GRAMMAR 18 2enidying, 2 wring, 4 going, 5 getting, 6 listening b 22,30, 4f,50,6b © 3imagining, 4 driving, 5 listening, ‘Staying, 7 reading, 8 Not getting up, 9 aking, 10.99Ing, 11 working, 1Zhaving, 13 waking, 14 feeling, 15 not taking, 16 Turning of, 17 leaving Students’ own answers Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 42 ironing, 3 going shopping, 4 doing © 2636.48 7c 1 GRAMMAR 81 don't have to, have to 2 Do, have to, have to, don't have to 3 Do, have to, don't have to, have to 4 Doos, have to, dossn'thave to, hats b 2 Youmust, 3 You must not, 44 You must not, 5 You must, 6 Youmwst net ‘© 2mustnot, 3 must not, 4 don't have to, 5 must not, & must Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle ponsd_ Zhave to, 3 must, 4 don't have to, S must not 2 VOCABULARY 8 2 good at, 3 good at, 4 bad for, 5 Bad at 4 gos for b 2from. Sof, 4 with, 5 of, in, 7t0 € 1 fullof,2famous for afaid of, 2 differant from, nicer 0, 4 good at, nary with 2 he's still bad at doing homework. Het interested in reading English smagenines, He must work hacer 3 She good at speaking but tll bead at grammar she interested in watching English / American ‘movies. She mist read more fe Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 3and7 Practical English 41 VOCABULARY 2 cold, 3 stomachache, & temperature, S headache, 6 cough 2 GOING TO A PHARMACY 2well,3 symptoms, 4 have, 5 allergic, ‘otter, 7 take, 8 every 9 often, 10 much 3 HAVE GOT 2 Hse yourbrothar got any children? 3 haven", 4 have you got? 5 Have you got any brothers and have 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 glad. 2 for, 3 should, sure, great Can you remember...? 1-7 1 GRAMMAR 1.223. 42,5e6e 2 VOCABULARY 1 hate, 2 depresing, harbor, clean, Song, 6 do the oning 2 PRONUNCIATION 1 hank, 2 ies, 3. genera, going, 5p beak 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b, 26, 32,46,5¢,66,73,86,98, wwe 8A 1 GRAMMAR 8 2 chouldn't din (F) should 99 (A) should see (6) should tel (3) shouldn't give (€) should all ©) b 2 should wear, 3 shoulda’t buy 4 should vst, 5 shouldr'thave, 6 should get| 2 PRONUNCIATION 42 2could, 3 soup, 4 book 6 3 VOCABULARY 9 28,36,4¢,5b,66,74,8,96, tod b_2getting up, 3 got lost, 4 get in shape, § getting worse, & got tickets, T get slong, 8 got, text message, 9 get to work, 10 getting ready Sho should get a new job. She should getup earher She shouldn't get stressed. She should get in shape, She should get the bus Student’ own anewers 1 GRAMMAR 2 20,3244 5b.6d b 2youses, 3wo use, 4 won't got, 5 Hons take, ent find, put ‘bring, C 3 walk,"Mhave,E 44 throw, ask, ill come, A 5 catch, won't be, F break, have, B 2 VOCABULARY 2a lacking st, 2b watching, 3 lacking for, 3b found, da wins, b corns, 53 heard, Sb listened to b 2lost, missed, 3 all says, 4 waiting, hope, 5 met, own, 6 borrow, lend, Take, bring € 2iost, 3look at, listen, § ron 1d Students’ own anowere 3 PRONUNCIATION b 2wear, 3509, 4 wore, Site, 6 meet, 7 wsigi, 8 one 8c 1 PRONUNCIATION 122 Version b, 3 Version a, 4 Version b, 5 Version 3 2 GRAMMAR 3 3 5 6 2 yours 3. Whose laptop that, his 4 Whose kaye oe shoes? hare 5 Whose car is that?, ours 6 Whose coats are those?, yours 7 Whose house is that? theirs 2yours, curs, 3 his Mis, 4 yours, theirs 2m, 3hie, Fhe Sours, 6 youre, Thers, 8their 3 VOCABULARY 2 2mactarly, 3 axy, 4 serious, Sead, 6 completely bb 2quietly, 3 seriouly, lazily, 5 dreomily & calmly © 2mine, completely, 3 Ours, calmly, 4 Mine, well 5 ous, seriously, 6 Mine, quietly 9A 1 VOCABULARY 2 Across: 2 cow, b jellyfish, 7 whale, 9 beat, 10 snake Down: 3 spider, 4 bee, § sheep, Bhorse 2100 ons iaay Pass b 2 mosquito and shark. 3 goat and pig, 4i.bee and wasp, © bird apd bat dolphin € 2bull, 3 elephants, 4 kangaroos, 5 fles, 6 camels 2 PRONUNCIATION 42 monkey tiger giraffe 3 utterly kangaiao mosquito 4 camel “dolphin lion ¥ 5 spider rabbit chicken 3 GRAMMAR 22 sam, she'd scream We'd have, we didn't travel wasn't he'd get Mived, fd lears would you do, attacked Igot Fd choose | stv Fel swin had, would you get would you do, saw ‘would you fel, arked would you da, found was, would you do «Students own answers 9B 1 GRAMMAR 2 2'vehad, 3 have you lived, 4S worked, 5 haven't heard, 6 ve had Valeria hated spiders How long We've been married since February for eight years for long time ‘ve only had htm since hasn't ined for ‘ve been together for hasn't b2en on vacation or ‘ve lived here since haven't eaten anything since ‘played in the band for 2 VOCABULARY 12 2ages, 3 along time, 4 the weekend, Sthen b Stuclente oun answers » € 2 How long have you known your best friend? 2 How long have you had your computer or tablet? 4 How long have you led where you live now? 5 How long have you been in your English class? {6 How long have you been on Faceboot or Turner? Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION a 2 studied Englch, twee ‘We've lived, sit months How long have they boon How long has she known How long have you worked 9c 1 VOCABULARY 2 24,3b.4f,59.6h7e,83 1b 2separated, got divorced, 3 have thilen, 4 go, collage, 5 fallin love, 6 retired, 7 high schoo), 8 dled Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle pons2 PRONUNCIATION 2 Zmautied, 3 graduate, 4 elementary, 5 children, 6 rote, 7 colege, B separate © 2ands 3 GRAMMAR 2 2U,3U,4F5U,687U,8F b 2 did, get, ve been hss, worked, gradusted have, ha Bought did, meet, known have, lived, artved Where did you live when you were a child? When did you goto elementary school? Did you enjoy school? \Whhere diel you go ta high school? Where do you ive now? How long have you ved there? Where do you work or study? ow long have you been there? Students own answers Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2 20,3b.4¢,5a 2straight, 3 round, 4 ext, S lights, Stake, 7 left Bright 2 ASKING HOW TO GET THERE 2 2c,3a,4b 2 Coule you say that again? 3 How many stops is that? 4 OK And then? 5 Whereis it? 6 OK, thanks. See you later, 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 said, 3 fea, Along, S mean Can you remember...? 1-9 1 GRAMMAR 1b26364,5b6e 2 VOCABULARY 1 rotred, 2 getin shape, 3 goat, 4 cheap, Sterminal, 6rty 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 I beard, 2 blood, 3 were b 1 along, 2 beautiful, 3 practice 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,2a36,4c,5a,6a,76,869b, 108 10A 1 VOCABULARY 4 Zbackotbal, 3 windsurfing, 4 eycing, 5 gymnastics, & rugby. 7 karate, 8 baseball b 20, 3 play, 4 do, § do, 690, 7 play, Bde € Across: 2 over 5 down, 6 up Broward, 9 acoss Down: 2 out of, 3 around, 4 into, 7 past, 8 thraugh, 9 along 2 PRONUNCIATION 8-2 gymnastics karate basketball 3. gycing handball rugby ¥ 4 soccer basaball tennis 7 3 GRAMMAR around, 3 past, 4 across, § under, toward, 6 up, 7 away, 8 through bb 2hit. over 3 threw. into, 4 kicked, under, 5 went through, & rm neross € 2 hicthe ball over the net 3 ide up and down hil 44 in around the tale 5 kick the ball into the goal 6 throw the ball through the hoop: 10B 41 VOCABULARY 8 over, Safer 4 off Sout, on b 2 throw, 3 tun, 4 look 5 get, 6 st, 7 go. B take 2give it up, 3 looking forward tot, ty ton, Sumit of, 6 goes of, 7 sop you of, pick you up, 8 run out 2 GRAMMAR 2 26,39,40,5463,78 b 2v, aook aterhes, 4¥,5¥, {tsk them off 2 The teacher wil give ther back on Friday. 2 Are you lacking fanward to? 4 | called her back when | anived at the tain seston 55 We don't get along with them. 6 Can you tum it on? dd 2get up, 3 et off, 4.g0 out, S go away Students’ own anewers 3 PRONUNCIATION 4 2tumiton, 3 Take it of 4 look after is, Stryiton, 6throw it away 10C 1 VOCABULARY 2 Country Adjective People Torey” Turkish the Ture ‘America American the Americans China” Chinese the Chinese Brazil Brain the Brazilians Morocco Maracean the Moroccans Japan” Japanese the Japanese Spain Spanish the Spanish Thailand Thai the Thais Argentina Argentinian the Acgetinians ttaly align the allan England English the English 2 Thais, 3 English, 4 Americans, 5 Turks, 6 Argentinians, 7 Japanese 2 PRONUNCIATION ‘8 2Brtish, 3 shop, 4 shut, 5 cheap. € 2 This shop sells Belgian chocolat. 3 She showed me the shoes 44 Which garage has 2 cash machine? 5 The cheese I chose was cheap, 2100 ons iaay Pass 3 GRAMMAR 44 2's bought, 31s spoken, 4 called, ‘make, 5 wore the pyramids buit, built, Soave bb 2 Contact lenses were invented by 3 Czech chemist. 3 Where are olives grown? 4 The VW Beetle was designed in the 1930s. 5 Diamonds are found in many diferent color, {6 When were vitamins dscovered? © 2were made, 3 is grown, 4 was bul, 5 was invented 1d. 2 The fist photograph vise taken by Joseph Nigpoe in 1826, 13 The fst car was dtiven by Kar! Benz in 1686, 4 The fiat Xray was taken by Wilhelm Rantgen in 1895 5 The fist aiplane was flown by the ‘Wight brothers in 1903, 1A 1 VOCABULARY 2 2},3¢,4b,52,64.71,84.99, 10h b 29.3¢42,5b.6i,7f,8d9e, 10h © 2iiteratur, 3 math, 4 at, § scence, Grhistary, 7 technology 8 geography, Tho mystory word is learning, 2 GRAMMAR 22 dict use to work sed to wear Dis you use 0 have did't use to study Used to be did't use to play Did your teachers use to give Jon used to go We didn't use to understand Did you wee to School used to Did your fends use to help What subject diel you use t ike What subjects did you use to hate? Which teacher did you ure to ke Did you use to work hard? What sports cid you use to play? 7 What did you use to do ater school? Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 42 We used to ate the history teacher, My sister did't use to like school \We di’ use to wear a uniform, Tlused to love languages Did you uee to play occ in PE? 3 3 5 6 11B 4 GRAMMAR 4 Zmight get, 3 might have, §4 might miss, 5 might not be, 6 might rat come, 7 might go, 8 might fall, 9 might not give, 10 might rain bb 2might succeed, 3 might see, 4 might not be, 5 might lean, ‘might stan, 7 might lose, 8 might begin, 9 might have Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle pons Ed2 PRONUNCIATION night | desis | tay | sonoy south i T won't though) trew | ow! hare teak | scared | ow | slow | ewe aay wear | hale | there sowenie fai | osisy | enjoy | boy) | wre 3 VOCABULARY 12 2confusion, 3 decision, a death, 5 competition, 6 education, 7 inwtation, 8 life, 9 invention, 1Ofight. 11 success, 12 election, 13 advice, 14 pronunciation b 2death, 3 invite, 4 fight, 5 te, 6 decid, 7 invention, 8 success right, competition might, education right not fight might not advice sighs, pronunciation 11 1. VOCABULARY 2 as, 3both, 4 similar, 5 lke, 6 from b 2as,3 ike, 4 idertcal, 5 diffrent, beth 2 GRAMMAR 2 2a,3b.40, 55,6670 1b 2Noithor was ,3 So am, 4 Se woul 5 So am! 6 Nether have | € 2Sodidl, 3 Neither have 44So did [5 Neither am L, Nether can, 7 So would | 8 Neither de 9 Neither di, 10Se do 3 PRONUNCIATION 18 2 father, 3 think, 4 throw, § sunbathe © 3Sowould |, 4S0 did, 5 Neither have |. & Neither can |, 7 So amt, 8 Nether di, 9 So have L, 10 Neither dol Practical English 1 ON THE PHONE 2 2636,46,54,66,7b,8b, 96,106 b 1 leave, returning, 2 sony, wrong, 3 line, busy leave, message call Back, apt € 2 mony, youhave the wrong ‘umber ow can |help you? Gan leave a massage, please? Ok, Pihold Heal back later. Yu could ty her cell phone. 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 great news, 3.90 fst, 4 ater, 5 Never better Can you remember...? 1-11 1 GRAMMAR 16,2¢,3¢,42,5a6¢ 2 VOCABULARY 1 classroom, 2 sightseeing, 3 exciting 4 quickly, S garbage, & cap 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 bath, 2near, 3 part, 4 Greek, Sarrved, éanive 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 16,2b,3a,4,5¢.66,72,86,99, 1s 12A 1 VOCABULARY a 20,3b.4a,5¢ b 2 Suddenly, 3 Meanwhile, 4 Eventually, 5 ight away 2 GRAMMAR ‘2 2hadn't closed, 3 had stared, “hadn't flown, 5 ‘dread, & had taken b 2 opened, 3 had broken, “¢had already eft, hadn't stolen, Gl hadn® lost, 7d seen, 8 le, 9d put ‘€ Students! own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2surprise, 3 kil, 4 while 12B 1 GRAMMAR a 20,36,4b,5e b 2 did't ko hie wife's parents 43 as gettng divorced 4 ‘d been tothe hospital 5 hadet met her brother's girfriend yet ‘dseen James with another woman couldnt cook would’ tell anyone “depank to her bose had alot of work todo want a cup of coffee We haven seen ournew sighbors yet {don't want to go to the movies Wellcome tothe pany ve broken my arm The building i very old We cart halp you 2 VOCABULARY 2 2tell,3 said, 4 said, § tole 6 said, 7 say, 8 told. 9 said, 10 tell b 2told, 3 told, 4 said, 5 told, & said, 7 said, 8 sai, 9 told, 10 told © 2b,3¢,4a,54 Students’ own answers 2100 ons iaay Pass 3 PRONUNCIATION FA oppose robber happy [arnt tei 22 | anid oleae lleagings| fanny ‘sae acide bigger | summer 12€ 41. PRONUNCIATION 820,354 5¥.64,7~ 2 VOCABULARY 2 What, 3 Who, 4 Why, 5 When, Which 7 How, 8 Whose 3 GRAMMAR 2 23,36,46,50,6a,7b b bAcadt.e5.47.96 © 2 did the movie La La Land win cdo polar bears lve painted Si Michael Phelps win produces the most bananas Invented did World War lend Who site nest ta you in class? How often do you usually goto the movies? Which city in your country has the most beautiful buildings? 5 What do you lke watching on TV? & How many times a sek co you ploy sports or exercise? ‘@- Students’ ovm answers Coping. moteatonpubeston, boast oat che ean ibe tackle pons