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Answer key to practice exercises Unit 1 1 is 5 is 2 isnot 6 arenot 3 is 7 are 4 am 8 is 1 isn't 6s 2's 7 ‘re 3 "re 8 aren't 4 aren't 9 aren't 5. isn't 10 'm I'm Bjorn and this is Liv. ‘We're from Sweden. T’'ma doctor and Livisa film star. I'm Maria and this is Pedro. We're from Mexico. I'ma teacher and Pedro is a pop star. 3 T'm Jim and this is Mary. We're from Australia. I'ma bank manager and Mary is an artist, 4 I'm Tomoko and this is Akira. We're from Japan. I'ma dentist and Akira is a photographer. 5 I'm Rajiv and this is Vikram. We're from India. Tova scientist and Vikram is farmer 1 isn't... Its 4 Its... We 2 is...He’s 5 Its 3 She's 6 are Unit 2 1 ’scold/is cold. 2 ‘re happy/are happy. 3. He'safraid/He is afraid. 4. She's bored/She is bored. 5 He's hungry/He is hungry. 6 They're sad/They are sad 7 They're tired/They are tired. 1 There isn’t 5. There's/There is 2 There are 6 ‘Thereisn’t 3 There’s/Thereis 7 There are 4 Thereare 8 There aren't 1 Are youa teacher? 2 Aretheybored? 3. Ishe afraid? 4. Isshe tired? c Wee wae ee some Howare you? Isit cold today? Isshe Spanish? Are they from London? Are you hungry? Is she your sister? Am I late? Are they from Americat Ishea tennis player? Are you happy? Isshe at home? Ishe twenty? Are ‘m/am *m/am Are eA Bune drink 5 studies 6 flies 7 smokes live finishes sell She doesn’t work/does not work ina bank. [don't play/do not play golf. Paul doesn’t listen/does not listen to the radio. We don't speak/do not speak French. ‘You don’t listen/do not listen to me! My car doesn't work/does not work. Idon't drink/do not drink tea. Sheila doesn't eat/does not eat meat. Idon't understand/do not understand you. PAGE 102) 3 1 eat 7 work 2 brush 8 like 3 go 9 stop 4 arrive 10 have/drink 5 drinkfhave 11 leave 6 start 12. watch 1. doesn’t work/does not work... works 2 livesina flat. ... doesn’t live/does not live ina house. 3. Shespeaks French, She doesn’t speak/does not speak Italian. 4. She doesn’t like/does not like new films, She likes old films. Unit 4 likes coffee. doesn't like/does not like films. He loves his job. He hates fish. He loves holidays. He doesn't like/does not like golf. AuRene feel don’t understand/do not understand think don’t like/do not like don't know/do not know want like Do you speak any foreign languages? Do you watch TV? Does Jobn listen to the radio? Does John like dogs? Do you like films? Does John drink coffee? Do you drive a car? Does John play a musical instrament? Do you like pop music? 10 Doyou goto the theatre? 11 Do you read books? 12 Does John smoke? CONAN REN eS Nau 1 Does... have a swimming pool? 2 Doall the banks change tourists’ money into pounds? 3. Does the number 38 bus stop at the railway station? 4 Do the restaurants serve typical English food? 5 Does the concert finish before eleven p.m? 6 Does the sightseeing tour start here? 7 Does the museum sell souvenirs? Cc Unit 5 1 Look! He isn’t working, He’ listening to music. We're winning the match, but we're not playing well. sn’t readinga newspaper. She's writing a letter. 4. You're watching the TV. You aren't listening to me! 5. They aren't getting ready. They're playing musi 6 I'mstudying Chinese, but I'm not learning very fast. 1 They aren't working/are not working. ‘They'resitting/ They are sitting in the garden, 2 P'm not studying/I am not studying music. Pm learning/L am learning Japanese. 3 He’splaying/He is playing tennis. She's winning/She is winning. 4 We're spending/We are spending a day at the seaside, ‘The sun isn’t shining/is not shining. is shining are sitting am drinking are not swimming are watching are travelling is reading am writing eae Ne Unit 6 Isshe having lunch? Are you feeling sick? Are they playing football? Isthe cat sleeping? Are you relaxing? Isthe sun shining? Ishe coming to the cinema? Are they listening? 9 Isshe cating at the moment? 10. Isit raining hard? 11 Am [getting better at tennis? 12 Are we winning the match? eau E Ne answer key PAGE 103 1 Are you studying English at the moment? «Yes, I'm working/l am working hard, 2. Arethey listening to the radio’ ... No, they’re playing/they are playing CDs. 3. IsPeter washing now? ... Yes, he's having/he is having a bath. 4 Are they living in Madrid at the moment? 2 Yes, they're learning/they are learning Spanish. Is David singing in a group this year? ... No, he's warking/he is working in a restaurant. v x x v Sou See >< Rene SSN I'm shopping/l am shopping F'm looking/] am looking I'm playing/l am playing She's working/She is working is she doing She's singing/She is singing are they doing ‘They're studying/They are studying We're painting/We are painting is belping/’s helping Beousueene Unit 7 1 ‘mfinishing/am finishing 2 does your sister travel 3. takes are you cating love ’ssnowing/is snowing snows does Joanna do think ..s working/is working weuau getup v v finish v “mworking/am working “m eating/am eating is drinking’s drinking v play ¢ watch don't understand/do not understand Do youlike 1 You aren’t eating/are not eating very much atthe moment. Are you ill? 2. She knows three words in Italian, 3. Pm taking/l am taking the bus to work this week, but usually I walk. 4. I'mstudying/I am studying Japanese this year. It’s very difficult. Are you watching the television at the moment? 6 [don't remember/do not remember the name of the hotel. 7 She speaks three languages. 8 Thesunisshining/’s shining, Itsa beautiful day. Unit 8 1 Take 8 Open 2 Have 9 Pass 3 Turnleft 10 Don'tlisten 4 Help me! IL Don’t belate! 5 Don'tforget 12. Comein 6 Stopthecar! 13. Catch 7 Come 1 forget 5 wait 2 turn 6 Open 3 Be 7 make 4 Bring 8 Have 1 Look out! 2 Comein. 3 Don't touch it! 4 Hayean orange juice. 5 Don't forget your umbrella, 6 ‘Turnright 7 Listen tom 8 Pass the milk, please. Unit 9 Janeand Michael were tired. 1 2 She was in the park. 3. Itwasasunny day. 4 Youwerelate, 5. They weren't hungry, 6 Weweren’t at work. 7 Iwas thirsty. 8 You weren't at school. 9 Wewereat the cinema. 0 Paula wasn’t happy. 1 Everyone was excited, 12. Iwasn't afraid, answer key PAGE 104 Was your room comfortable? Was the weather nice? Were the streets full of people? Were the shops expensive? Was the city exciting at night? Were the museums interesting? Were the people friendly? Was your flight OK? eu aM eee was big. 4 were cheap. wereltalian, 5 wasnew. was green. 6 were bad. wasn't 6 were Were 7 was was 8 Were were 9 were weren't om & oe Unit 10 A’ See box below. worked 5 arrived sent 6 won drove 7 took visited bone He didn’t eat in the local restaurants. He didn't play football on the beach, He didn't walkin the mountains. He didn’t improve his Italian. He didn’t meet any new friends. He didn’t see the museums in Florence. wens Did she buya new table? Did he work in London? Did they play tennis yesterday? Did James cook the dinner? Did she give a present to Anne? Did Paul leave the office at six o'clock? Did you pass your exams? Did she drive to Scotland? lived/stayed 5 left worked 6 stayed/lived found 7 returned started eMaueene A (unit 10) Vaeked———-drinked- eaved meeted —_-comed -eryed beginned swimmed "stoped: gived Unit 11 We've finished our work. They've bought a new house. I've visited New York five times. ‘They've goneto the cinema. You've eaten four bananas! Thaven't done any homework this week. ‘They haven't phoned the doctor. You haven't taken any photographs. He hasn't made any mistakes. We haven't watched any television today. Covranewue *sgone haven't eaten haven't come "ve opened haven't finished haven't drunk ve lost ‘vehad evauaune done 9 written travelled 10 eaten visited 11 sung driven 12 had been 13. lived worked 14 made stayed 15 met swum 16 taken eau awN Unit 12 Have you been to Canada? Have they cooked our breakfast? Has Jane made any mistakes? Have we visited all the museums? Has she written to her mother? Have you ever driven a Rolls Royce? Have you ever visited Buckingham Palace? Have you ever met a famous film star? Have you ever seen a whale? Have you ever been to Kenya? Have you ever had a Mexican meal? BScovaueone ~swrited ——finded- sended _buyed- winned eated answerkey PAGE 105 ween He's just made a phone call. He's just left the house. They've just entered a wood. They've just looked ata map. They've just found the money. ‘They've just seen met never...been 4 ever... never yet 5 yet... just gone 6 yet Unit 13 awe ees wre ean ‘m going to travel, “m not going to work °m going to marry “re going to have “regoing to become “re going to win “m going to play isn't going/’s not going to cook “re going to eat She's going to buy a new car tomorrow. ‘They're going to work hard this year. Iesgoing to rain this afternoon. Paul's not going/Paul isn’t going to drive to Scotland. We're not going/We aren't going to finish it today. She's not going/She isn’t going to buy a new house, Are they going to win the match? Is Mary going to leave her job? Are you going to take the exam in June? Are you going to play golfevery day? Are you going to take an umbrella? Are you going to swim in the sea? Are you going to eat fish and chi Are you going to stay ina luxury hotel? Are you going to go toa discot 2 D 1 They're going to watcha film. 2. She's going to havea swim. 3. He's going to play the piano. 4. They're going to eat a pizza. 5. Heisn't going/He’s not going to win the race. It’s going to rai ‘They aren't going/They’re not going to play tennis, a Unit 14 1 Ube..2Il take 3° won'twin...'Il make 2 ‘Ibe 4 Will... finish... won't have Pllopen a window. Pil give you some money. Pil make you a sandwi I'll give you the name ofa language school. Ree 5. Pllhelp you to look for it. 6 P'llphone for a taxi. 7 Pillask her to phone you tonight. 8 P'illgo with you. 1 Shall T 4 Shallwe 2. Shall we 5. Shall 3. Shall 6 Shall we 1 Pm eating ina new restaurant tonight. 2 'mgoing toa concert next Tuesday, 3. I’mgoing to the doctor tomorrow. 4 T'm flying to Florida in 4 I'm seeing Mary this weekend. 1 He is/He’s climbing Mount Everest in March, 2. Heis/Hle’s driving across the Sahara in May. 3. Heis/He’s sailing across the Pacific in July. 4 He is/He's flying over the Amazon in September. 5 Heis/He’s walking across the Antary November. 1 arecoming.... Areyou having... Were playing 2 Pmflying... Are you seeing... we're meeting 3. are driving... Are you staying... We're visiting 4 P'mstarting... Pm selling PAGE 106 answer key Unit 16 He's got a flat in the town centre. Have you got a car? Thaven’t gota brother. She's got a headache. Has Steve got brown hair? John always has a holiday in August. She has a bath every Friday. Do you havea shower in the morning? always have lunch in the park. They don’t have a swimming pool. she's got a flat in Edinburgh. Have you got a headache? She hasnt got blonde hair. Do you havea holiday every year? he's having a shower. Thaven't gota ca Do you have dinner at seven? v [don’t have lunch every day. Do you havea shower every day? PG v Thave a holiday in Spain every year. v Thave a bath at ten and I go to bed at eleven. 9. They're having dinner at the moment. wv 11 Havea good weekend! Rv euauRune A. (unit 17) verb: lives | noun: | Spain Mary bag must met are large swims | have big | | old 2 Cayaueene auxiliary: | adjective: wonderful Unit 17 See box below. 1 find...on . beautiful pass... easily carefully... i 5 6 7 8 . Madison Avenue ... Statue janhattan ... Monday ... Mike ... America 7d 8d Unit 18 ‘They won the match. Heis catinga pizza. Anna loves films. I saw three cats. We played tennis. Steve wants a new house. I forgot my passport. She is taking a photo. He drank an orange juice. ‘They like golf. Joe visited Mexico. We lost our money. Heisrich. ‘They like sport. Weare studying. She is a teacher, The bus hasn't arrived, ‘They've gone. I didn’t like the programme. They sent me a postcard. Paul and Joe have left. RES ecaovaveune adverb: preposition: quickly | You to | | slowly 1 on | well answer key PAGE 107 1 They sent us an invitation. 2. Sheila gave Mike a present. 3. [made hera sandwich, A 4 Tom brought Sally a newspaper. ae 5 Myuncle gave mea job, 6 Sheleft youa message, 7 Maryis sending them some flowers. & She brings him a coffee every day. 1 They gave hima new car. 2 Lwas thirsty this morning, 3. Myfriends didn't arrive lastnight. 4 Shelost her bag, 5 David is anactor. aa 6 Isent hera photograph, € 7 Westayed in Turkey fora week. 8 Paul met his wife in Scotland. 9. Wedidn't win the match yesterday, 10. Iwrote hera letter. 11 The film was wonderful. s 12. They left today. 13 She brought me a cake. 14 They ate their dinner at seven o'clock. Unit 19 Isshe thirsty? Can he swim well? Were they tired after the match? Will she return to Mexico? May [leave now! 4 Have they all left? Shall we wait alittle longer? Do they workin Londont e Does she visit her uncle? Did we begin the course in March? Does her car go very fast? Did you buy a new table? GREENE WRU eee Do you like French m Areyou staying in the centre? Did you come by plane? Have you got a flat? Are you working in Paris? Have you visited the museums? Did you fizd your flat easily? Do you like French food? Do the teachers give homework? ‘Are the classes small? Dogs the school organize ips? Will | geta certificate at the end of the course? Shall reserve a place now? Can | pay by credit card? BWR DU AURUR au / asthe aiepostbusyt Was the sea warm? ‘Were the restaurants expensive? Did you learn any Greek? Did Mary like the beaches? ‘Was the hotel comfortable? ARB Unit 20 ‘When do you get up? Where does she come from? When are they leaving? Whyis he waiting? How are you? How did you get to Scotland? ‘Where is the town centre? Why does Paul drive so fast? When does the film start? wauauaune 10 Howwill you travel? 11 Why is she running? 42 Where did you buy that picture? When 6 Where Why 7 How How 8 Where Why 9 Why When 1 2 3 4 5 1 Where did you meet Joanna? 2 How did you go tothe disco? 3. Whyare you looking fora new job? 4 Whereis the nearest hospital? 5 How do you getto Park Street? 6 When are they going to see the film? 7 Why did she leave the party at ten? 8 1 2 3 Whereis he studying English? Y av 6 does are 5 was 7¥ did Unit 21 1 Who 7 Who 2 Which 8 What 3. How many 9 Which 4 What 10 Who 5S Which iti How many 6 How many 12, What ej sve | ’ i | i answer key PAGR 108 se aueune Bee Bune did 8 Who is 9 are were 10 What How many UL did do 12. Who Which 13 is are 14 is What did she buy? Which book do they use? How many languages are you studying? What did you see in Par: Who did you meet at the airport? How many litres of petrol are you going to buy? Which train are you catching? Who will you visit in Paris? Whose umbrella is... 10s Whose house is... It’s Whose clothes are.... They're Whose records are... They're Whose bi Whose painting is... It’s Whose bag is... I Whose apple Whose motorbike is :.. It's Whose taxi is... It’s Whose jackets are ... They're These are Peter's key Thisis the boys’ football. ‘This ismy teacher's house. These are my sisters’ bikes. Thisis the children’s room. This is the manager's chair. These are Mark’s suitcases. ‘These are the women's bags. This is Joan’s radio. greengrocer’s. 5 newsagent’s chemist’. 6 tobacconist’s butcher's 7 hairdresser’s fishmonger’s Who's 5 Whose Whose 6 Whose Who's 7 Whose Who's 8 Who's Yes, I will. 7 Yes,he did. No, I haven't. 8 Yes,sheis. Yes, Ido. 9 No,Idon't. No,shedidn't. 10 Yes,Idid. s,1 was. AL No, I'mnot. No, she can’t 12 Yes,she has. aun No, he doesn’t. ‘Yes, Ido. No, they aren't. Yes, she did No, she wasn't. Yes, Iwill. No, I can’t, Yes, he has. 6 7 8 1 Yes, he does. No, he doesn't. 2. Yes,he can, No, he can't. 3. Yes, they wi No, they won't. 4 Yes,1do, No, I don’t. 5. Yes, they are. No, they aren't. 6 Yes,Idid. No, | didn’t. 7 Yes No, itisn't. 8 Yes, they were. No, they weren't. Yes, it does. = No, itdoesn't. Yes, it is. v0, itisn’t, Yes, they will, = No, they won't. Yes, they are. — No, theyaren't. Yes, they can, No, they can’ Yes,theydo. = No, they don't. aueeNe Unit 24 1 Canhe see the hills? Can he see the sea? 2. Can they speak Japanese? ... No, they can't. Can they speak French? ... Yes, they can, They can't speak Japanese, but they can speak French. 4 Canheeat the chips? .. Yes, he ca Can he eat the fish? ... No, he can't. He can eat the chips, but he can’t eat the fish. answer key PAGE 109 c Simon Plum could drink ten litres of B orange a day when he was five, Mrs Plum could swim ten kilometres when she was twelve. Grandmother Plum could dance all evening when she was s Joan Plum could ride a bike when she was two. Grandfather Plum could walk thirty miles each day when he was seventy, Simon and Joan gould ski when they were four. was able to was able ta A were able to were able to were able to was able to were able to es Unit 25 B 3 May I havea glass of orange juice, please? Can we listen to your new CD? Can | use your phone, please? iG May [ borrow your camera tomorrow? Could you pass the menu, please? Can you post this letter for me? Can I have two melons? D Can I have some fish and chips, please? Could Ihave a single room, please? Could I havea town plan? Can I borrow your pen? Can [turn on the TY, please? May I close the window? May I use your photocopier, please? A Could you carry one of these case Could you tell me the way to Buckingham Palace, please? B Can you tell me the time? Can you make mea sandwich, please? Unit 26 a must mustn't c mustn't must must mustn't must must mustn't 9 mustn't 10 must ul must 2 es 1 mustn't forget. «5 must have 2 mustask 6 musta't tell 3 must finish 7 must buy 4 mustn'tleave 8 must go 1 Imusta’t dance all night, 2 Imust run every morning. 3 Imusin’t sleep in the afternoon, I mustn’t watch TV all day. I must visit my grandmother. Tmust study at night. 2 Unit 27 in front of near 6 under 7 above 8 4 2 next to on behind awn a wo au so =n wie behind above on in in front of near v v 1 on 2 above 3 on near al under in front eee wus 4 at 5 next 1 at 4 at 7 2 in 5 3 on 6 at 9 at 1 winter 2 weekend 3. Saturday 4 two o'clock 5 1990 6 birthday v. I in-on 2 im- 3 on at...#... in at 4 on wt 5 wv... atin 6 in v answer key PAGE 110 eausuEUN Tm meeting Steve on Wednesday morning. 1'm going to the bank at 10 a.m. on Friday. I'm going sailing at the weekend, I'm startinga new job next Monday. I'm visiting Egypt in December. I'm selling my house on January 10th, Pm going to Mexico in the spring. P'm learning to ski in April. I'm buying a new boat next year. from June to August. from 10 o'clock. from March, from Monday to Friday. from 1991 to 1994, from January. Unit 29 ees an 4 a 3 a 6a a Japanese city an English airport. an Indian river. auniversity town. a German car. a European country, a... the ++ The... The a 4 a. a...a..,the 5 a, A...an,.. the... the v a the... the a the a.../7 wv... the a the a a the a the B (unit 30) knives / matchs countries H wishes / wives / mans Unit 30 1 people 7 sheep 2. bananas 8 chairs 3. mice 9 children 4 watches 10 buses 5 cars 11 feet 6 knives e box below, 1 Would youlike one? 2. But the strawberry ones are nicer. 3 like the one with the red door. 4. Thistime I wanta green one. 6 There isn't an easy one. Do you mean the ones that we took in Turkey? 1 ones..,ones...ones 3. one... ones 2 one...one...one..,one 4 ones,..one Unit 31 1 6 those 2 7 that 3 8 That 4 9. Those 5 10. That 1 How much are these pineapples? 2 How much are these pears? 3. How much are those lemons? 4 How much are these cabbages? 5 How much are those bananas? 6 How much are these potatoes? 7 How much are those tomatoes? 8 How much are these melons? 1 these 5 this 2 This 6 This 3 that 7 those 4 Those tooths matches 7 —_-wishs citys cities ¥ men / potatoes¥ teeth ¥ familys tomatos ——mouses wifes ‘potatos: countrys tomatoes / mice ¥ families answer key PAGE 111 D Unit 32 C 1 any 6 any 2 some 7 no See bax below. 3 ene 8 some 1 slice 6 pieces 4 some 9 any 2 pieces 7 spoonfuls 5 no...some 10 any 3. bottle 8 litres 4 piece 9 piece Unit 34 5. glass 10. kilo on . . A. 1 Theyarearriving/They're arriving today. 1 a some 6 asome T'm meeting them at the station, av 7 -an- some 2. I'mlooking for Mary. Have you seen her? av av She isn’t at home. 4 a some 9 a some 3. Wesawa film called “Che Tiger" yesterday. 5 -a-some Have you seen it? 4 Come'to the swimming pool with us. We 1 is 5 some are leaving/We're leaving now. 2 sugars 6a 3 They are meeting/ They're meeting Paul 3 of 7 some today. He is having lunch with them, 4a 6 There's Jack! He’s got a heavy suitcase. Shall we help him? B 1 1...her.,.she...me Unit 33 2 She...it...it...her 1 ‘There aren't any shops open today. 3 We... you... you... us 2 Can [have some cheese, please? 4 They...him...he... them 3. Are there any museums in Cambridge? 5 It... them... they... it 4 You can take any train from platform 9, 6 You...us...we...you 5 Doyou speak any Spanish? 7 1...you...you...me 6 We've brought no money with eid 9 them 1 She didn’t give me any advice. 21 10 it 2. There aren'tany good films at the cinema 3 They i It this week: 4 She 12 me 3 You won't find any cake in the cupboard. 5 He 13, they 4 Maria didn’t have any heavy luggage with 6 it 14 us her at the airport. 7 him 15 we 5. There aren’t any letters for you today. 8 me 16 them 6 We didn’t see any snow on the mountains this morning, A. (unit 32) | house cheese car coat snow Iemon | advice clock table tea) ball museum apple painting (petrol news cigar teacher film rain holiday office bed pen sugar) (homework ) watch | (tennis doctor cinema luggage) chair banana information ) | cup coffee shoe shirt (money) exam hour city park toast sock nose water school bread book jumper cloud (milk bike tel answer key pace m2 SS eaousuewne 9 Naueune Unit 35 Seu sueune your... yours her... hers their... theirs our... ours his... her their... theirs our...ours my...mine his your... yours hers. mine their ours hers our their yours his my your mine v their books It’s vw her brother: v vv its food ours mine his. theirs ours hers yours his Unit 36 1 much 12 many 2. many 13, much 3° many 14 many 4 much 15 much 5 much 16 much 6 many 17 much 7 much 18 many 8 many 19 much 9 many 20, many 10 much, 21 many 1 many 1 We didn’t have much time. 2. Have you seen many films this yea 3 How much milk did you buy? 4 [didn't get much information, 5 Wedidn't see many animals. 6 How much sugar do you want in your cofiee? How many children do you have? 7 8 Therearen't many trains. 1 many 4 many 7 more 2 more 5 more — 8 _ many 3) much 6 much 9 more Unit 37 1 No, Tate alot of cake in town, 2 Yes, please. Ihave a lot of luggage. 3 Yes, I meta lot of interesting people. 4. Yes, [havea lot of money at the moment. No, he isn't. He has lot of things to do. Yes, she gave mea lot of good advice o alotofcheese 5. allittlebread alittlemilk 6 afew books a few apples 7 alittle moneyfa alotofcars few coins Would you like a few biscuits? Shall I make you few sandwi Would you likea little cheese? Can I bring you allittle cake? Would you like a little milk in your coffee? hes? wwe 6 Would you likea little more sugar in your coffee? 1 travel 4 is iv 2¥ av 8 afew 3 afew 6 alittle answer key PAGE 13 Unit 38 hot...tired.... thirsty... small ... cold... old big... wooden ... kind ... fresh ... great 1 wonderful 5 sad 2. difficult 6 hungry 3 new 7 terrible... fresh 4 Italian 1 sounds 2. look 3. smell 4 looked 5 feel 6 feel 7 look 8 sounds 1 green,cotton.../ 4 young, Polish 2 modern, Spanish 5 big, new, Japanese 3 7... large, black 6 4 1 Swedish 8 French 2 American 9 German 3 Dutch 10 Ttalian 4 Australian 11 Russian 5 Chinese 12 German 6 South African 13. Indian 7 American Unit 39 1 fourty-nine-... forty-nine ¥ 2. six hundred ¥... six hundreds fourth 7... forth 3 4 twelvth ... twelfth ¥ 5 two thousand dollars... two- thousands dollars 6 twenty-three ... twenty-third 7 7 eighty-seven ... seventy-eight Y 8 eightth-... eighth ¥ 9 seventeen V,.. seventeenth 10 fiveth-... fifth 7 11 seven million 7... seven millions 12. ninthV... -nineth 13. thirteenth... thirtieth ¥ 14 three hundred and ninety-five 7... three hundred ninety-five 1 four hundred and sixty-two 2 twentieth 3. first 4 twelfth 5 ninemillion 6 three hundred and ten 7 eighth 8 ahundred and eleven 9 fourteen 10 second 11 five thousand 12. sixty-eight 13. thirty-forth 14 ahundred and fifty 15. third 16 twenty-fifth 17 nineteenth 1 twenty-three on the second floor. 2 lives in Hat eleven on the first floor. 3 lives in flat thirty-seven on the third floor. 4 livesin flat fifty-four on the fifth floor. 5 livesin flat seventy-two on the seventh floor. 6 lives in flat twenty-five on the second floor. 7 livesin flat fifty-nine on the filth Noor. 8 lives in flat sixty-one on the sixth floor. 1 nineteen seventy-six. 2. the sixteenth of June/June the sixteenth, nineteen eighty-three. 3 the twenty-ninth of September/September the twenty-ninth, 4 nineteen eighty-seven 5- the tenth of January/January the tenth, nineteen cighty-eight. 6 the ninth of March/March the ninth. 7 nineteen ninety. Unit 40 1 bigger 14 hungrier 2 morecarefll 15 nicer 3 moreexpensive 16 happier 4 better 7 more difficult 5. fatter 18 older 6 more famous 19 more beautiful 7 newer 20 friendlier 8 moremodern 21 hotter 9 younger 22. more wonderful 10. cheaper 23° worse 11 more delicious 24 smaller 12. richer 25. sadder 13. longer key PAGE ug Alaska is colder than Spain, Steve is hungrier than Jane. Washington is smaller than New York, Mary is happier than N Tam younger than my brother. Film stars are richer than teachers. Peter is friendlier than Chris. Maueone Queen Anne... expensive slower King John... Queen Anne Jonger King John eA E Unit 41 1 Manchester is the friendliest city in England. 2. The Manhattan is the most expensive restaurant in New York. ‘The Nile is the longest river in the world. 4 Granada is the most beautiful town in. Spain. 5 The Mona Lisa is the most famous painting in the world. 6 Mont Blanc is the highest mountain in Europe. 1 theworst 2. the most expensive 3. the cheapest 4. themost delicious 5 the best 6 theoldest 7 the hungriest 8 thenicest 1 It’s the biggest ship I’ve ever seen. 2. He's the richest man I’ve ever met. 3. Isthe most difficult exam I’ve ever done. 4. It's thesaddest film I’ve ever seen. 5. She's the happiest person I've ever met. 6 It’s the most modern flat I’ve ever seen. 7 It'sthe hottest country I've ever visited. 8 It's thesmallest dog I’ve ever seen. Unit 42 1 rich powerful ( expensively \ carefully ) valuable 3 big old (happily, happy expensive 4 awful (correctly) horrible (hung 5 young (beautifully) wonderful (bad 1 dangerously. 2 fast. 3° Martin cooks well, 4 Lwrite slowly. 5 Shedances wonderfully. 6 Sheila works hard. 7 They don't learn quickly,/They learn slowly. 1 the piano badly. 2. herbreakfast slowly. 3. Arabic perfectly 4. theroad carefully, 5 their homework well. 6 anhourlate. ¥...well wonderful... Unit 43 1 You mustalways lock the front door when you leave, 2. Steveand jill play golftwice a month. 3. Tusually eat a sandwich forlunch. 4 [sometimes go to jazz concertsat the weekend. 5 My teacher gives mea lot of homework every day. 6 Wehardly ever see our Mexican friends. 7 They often go to Morocco for their holidays. 8 Billand Marie go to the theatre four times ayear, 9. They are rarely at home in the evening, answer key PAGE 115 A Rew” 1 often eat Italian food. 2 sometimes watch TV. 3 They abways get up early. ‘ 4. They never feel unhappy. . 5 They hardly ever travel abroad. : 6 They usually go for a walk on Sunday. 7 "They rarely take taxis. 1 He buys a newspaper every day/once a day. 2. He phones his mother three times a month. 3. Hehasashower twice a day/two timesa day, . 4 He goesabtoad once a year. : 5 He visits his sister three times a year. 6 Heplays tennis four times a week. Unit 44 1 but 3 so 5 but * so. but sO 2 so 4 0 6 50 but but but ‘This restaurant is both cheap and nice, “F- Christine bought both a dress and a jumper. "They play both golfand tennis. The film was both funny and exciting. Ro Paul's either at home or at the sports centre. The shop is either in East Street or in Fox Strect. Her fathers either a doctor or a dentist. ‘The museum iseither in Oxford orin Cambridge, Neither the bus nor the train arrived on time. ‘Neither David nor Mike play tennis. Neither the hotels nor the restaurants are good. Neither the English team nor the Scottish team played well. and 4 bat toh 2 so 5 either 3 but 6 or Ree answerkey PAGE 26 Answer key to exit test 1 lb 2 ¢ 23 b 34 0c 2e¢ 13 a ac 33 b 3a Igoe 25 a 36 a dic ba 26 b 37 b 5c 16 b 27 -b 38 a 6a Fe 28 a 39 b Fe 18 ¢ awe 40 ¢ 8 b 9 a 3c 41 b $¢ 20 b 31 b 4a 10 b 2b 32 a 43 o¢ ob 22a 33 b 44 b Answer key to exit test 2 la 12 a 3e¢ 34a 2b 3a 24 b 35 a 3c 4b 25 ¢ 36 ¢ 4b 5b 26 a 37 b 5b 16 a 7a BB 6a 17 b 2B 39 bb 7b Boc ma 40 a Be Wa 30 a 4c 9a We 3la 42 a 10 b 2c 32 b 4b Il b 2a 33 b 44c answerkey Pace 17 Index ‘The numbers in the index are unit numbers. above 27 adjectives 38,42 comparative 40, ‘Table E nationality 38 order 38 possessive 35 superlative 41, Table F adverbs 42, Table G frequency 43 irregular 42 regular 42 advice 32 age 1 alittle 37 alotof 37 always 43 am 1,2 an 29 and 44 any 33 apostrophe 22 are 1,2 articles 29 at 27,28 auxiliary 17 B bad/badly 42 bad/worse 40 be 1,29 been and gone 12 behind 27 believe 6 better 40 both..and 44 bring 18 but 4 c can 24, cardinal numbers 39 comparative adjectives 40, ‘Table F could 24,25 countable nouns 32 dates 28, 34,39 Phey are not page numbers. did 10 do/does 3,4 E cither..or 44 ever 12,41 every 28,43 F fast 42 feel 18, 38 afew 37 from...to 28 future begoingto 13 present continuous 15 will 14 G give 18 goingto 13 goneand been 12 good/better 40 good/well 42 got 16 H hard 42 hardly ever 43 hhas/have 16 hate 6 he 34 her 34,35 hers 35 him 34 his 35 how many 21, 36 howmuch 36 1 134, imperatives 8 in 27,28 information 32 infront of 27 «ing forms 5, Table C irregular verbs Table E is 1,2 in 34 its 35 index PAGE 18 J just 12 know 6 L last 28 like 6 look 18,38 love 6 make 18 many 36,40 may 25 me mean 6 mine 35 modal verbs 24, 25.26 more 36,40 much 36 ntust 26 my 35 nationality 38 near 27 neither... nor 44 never 12,43 news 32 normally 43 nouns 17 countable nouns 32 pluralnouns 30, Table proper nouns 17 uncountable nouns 32 numbers 39 ° object 18, object pronouns (me) 34 obligation 26 offers 8, 14 often 43 on 27,28 oncea 43 one/ones 30 ordinal numbers 39 our 35 ours. P past participle 11,12, Table D&E past simple 9, 10, Table D & F permission 25 place (prepositions) 27 plural nouns 30, Table A possessive adjectives 35 possessive pronouns 35 prepositions place 27 time 28 present continuous 5, 6,7 present perfect 11,12 present simple 1,2,3,4, prices 29 pronouns 34,35 Q quantity 36 questions 19, 20, 21,22 R rarely 43 regular verbs Table D remember 6 requests 2: Ss ‘s/f 22 seem 18 send 18 sentence structure 18 shall 14 she 34 short answers 23 smell 38 so 4 some 32,33 sometimes 43 sound 38 speeds 29 subject 18, subject pronouns (1) 34 suggestions 14 superlative adjectives 41, ‘Table F eB index pace ng T taste 38 tenses foture 13, 14,15 past simple 10 present continuous 5,6 present perfect 11, 12 presentsimple 1,2,3,4 present simple/present continuous 7 than 40 the 29, 32 their 35 theirs 35 them 34 thereis/thereare 2 this, that, these, those 31 this (time) 28 time 1, 34 time (prepositions) 28 twice 43 u uncountable nouns 32 under 27 understand 6 us M4 usually 43 v verbs 17 future 13, 14,15 irregular verbs Table E modals 24, 25,26 past participles U1, Table D&E past simple 9, 10 Present continuous 5, 6,7 present perfect 11,12 present simple 1,2,3,4 regular verbs ‘Table D word order 18 Ww want 6 was/were 9 weather 1,4 we 34 well 42 what 21 when 20 where 20 which 21 which one 30 who 21 whose 22 why 20 word order 18 ‘worse 40 Yv ‘yes/no’ questions 19 yet 12 you 4 your 35 yours 35 index PAGE 120) Oxford University Press WMC ol MN H Pe I eam LeeLee Grammar Spectrum is a series of studybooks that progress from Sener m encore hic eens cn nn meena tsg Grammar Spectrum 2 Pavesi anita Grammar Spectrum 3 _ Intermediate eo sn er een (i) asa grammar reference and exercise book on its own, COREE encarta roan ceontd aco Ree ea eee My Oe eoaarTtesy the syllabus found in the major coursebook series. 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