23 Family & Friends Grammar 1A Possessive ‘s ‘Choose the correct option to complete the sentences. 1. Mylrother’s/ otter wife is from Algeria, 2 Is this your iifiend’s /ginfrend’ mobile phone? 3, Hiscousn’ / easine’names are Nick and Angela, 4 Hermurber's/ mothers’ car has a personalised number plate 5 We havea meeting at our children’ /childrens'school today, My parents / parent’ birthdays are both on September Ist. Grammar 1B Possessive ‘s ‘Complete the sentences with the words in bra 1 Your. is your uncle, (cousin father) are your great-grandparents (grandparents / parents) 3 Vientiane is a My 5. France is 2 Your, (Laos / capital city) are my cousins. (uncle / children) tourist destination (che world / most popular) 6 My is Melanie, (ister / name) Grammar 2A Questions with do / does ‘Complete the questions and answers with the correct form of do, A (1)Do / Does Scotland have its own language? B: Yes, it 2) do /does It called Seottish Gaelic. A: (3) Do/ Does you speak Scottish Gaelic? a. Yes, (4) do / does, but not very wel Ac And (S)do / does your parents come from Edinburgh? 3: No, they (6)do / don’t. My parents both come from Aberdeen, A: One final question, (7) Do / Does people think the Loch Ness Monster realy exists? B: (8) No, theydon't / doer But don't tll the tourists Loch Ness isa very popular destination! (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 Grammar 2B Questions with do / does ‘Complete the questions with the correct form ofdo and the words in brackets Da any brothers and sisters? (you/ have) 2: Yes, I do, Ihave a brother. He lives in Australia you a lot? (your brother / vst) 1: No, he doesn't. Australia very far from here! (both your parents / work) oth work at a school 1 cat? (your father / have) 1B, My father has a car, but I don't a: Yes, they do. They your father’ car sometimes? (you / use) 1B: No,I don't. Lean’t drive inthe same town as you? (your grandparents / live) 1, No, they don’t. They live inthe south of England Grammar 3A. Wh- questions Complete the conversation with one word from each column in the table What [do ask Where {does ldo When [fom and Greg get Why they lgo & (D. their friends? bi; In the park I think &: @) to the park? 2: Because its near the school, I guess. & G3) there? 1: They play basketball & @) home? BB At about 7.(3) A: Task because Greg gets home at 9 some days, 1: That’ because he’ in the school basketball ream, He has an important match next week, remember: A Yes, that’ true, units (1)23 Family & Friends Grammar 3B Wh- questions ‘Wit questions for th snore Le A: I go shopping at the market. ©. Jaquie and Sal PS. Do you hav your new car? Do you like Vocabulary 1A Family 2 Q A: ‘The market opens a6 Pat the family words in the box:into the correct group. 3 Q: ________________________| brother wife daughter father mother children A: People like video games because they're exciting, | son sister aunt grandfather husband uncle 4Q cousin granddaughter A: Mall means shopping centre 5 Q Male Female © Male and female A: People play basketball on a court 6 Q As February has 29 days in a leap year, Grammar 4A Object pronouns ‘Complete the sentences with the correct object pronouns in the box, me you fim her it us you then Thave a sister, but I don't see alot don't know Mr Kameni, Is that. Do you like ras? I hate. We don’ like our new teacher. He doesnt listen to 5. like Yoko, but she doesn like 6 Ron? Denis? Where are you! Ican’tsee 7 Vietnam’ a beautiful country. We love 8 I'msorry, Naglaa, but my dog doesn’t like Grammar 4B Object pronouns ‘Complete the email with object pronouns, Hey Tomo! We've gota new pet! His name’ F here’ a photo of (1) lot of people don' like 2) ws and Yes, eS a spider. Dut spiders are really good pets. Judi isnt very happy because she hates Abe: spiders and Fangs is really big, but I think Fangs likes, — Anyway, why don’t you come and see (@)____at the weekend? We don't see (5) a lot, and you can meet Fangs too. (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 Paula?= Stefan? -—t— Marin Olivia ® Florina? ‘rns Hive with my (1) br. Vocabulary 1B Family ‘Complete the descriptions with the eorrect family words, Abel = Dana? 1 2 Kathryn i Radu® Vivana® Marin, my @si Olivia, my (3) mo___ Paula and my (@) fa_ Stefan, My grandfather, Abe, and my 6) ge. Dana, live in our house too. [have two (6) co Rad and Viviana Dana's my (7) wi_____ Paulas my. daughter, and Jan’ my (8) so______— Paula and her (9) hu Stefan, have three (10) ch__~ Marin, Olivia and Florina, and Jan and Kathryn have two ~my dp ge Radu and my (2) ge Viviana23 Family & Friends Vocabulary 2 Vocabulary 4A Colours Adjectives to describe characteristics ‘Complete the colours. Look at the clues if you need help. Complete the sentences with the opposite of the —_ ondenined adjectives, Use the actives inthe box ight, space ‘awful unfriendly stupid dirty ugly milk, paper ne Stop! tomatoes, London buses bananas, a desert, New York taxis | juice, 445 the sky the sea, a Take Gio! eres, forest coffee with milk J Vocabulary 3A Describing what you do with Match the sentence beginnings with the endings, nds 1 My friends and I meet We normally talk ‘On Fridays we sometimes see My bestfriend, Jacoub, lives 2 4 Some weekends we play 5 6 We often go for 4 five minutes from my house 1» football in the park. © upata cafe 4a afilm together: ce awalk by the river £ about our work Vocabulary 3B Describing what you do with friends ‘Complete the test with the correct words “Think boys and girls today have similar opportunities, but we do different things when we meet (I)aboat /up / for. The boys I know (2) play / play 10 / have football. Giels sit and talk @) nt /at/abour things —and not just sport and music, ike boys. Or sometimes we () got shopping / shopping / go shopping or we (5)o / goto / meet restaurant, but we always tal (6) ap / abot /« ot Boys don’t generally like shopping. My friends live (7) /for/ atthe same part of town, so I (8) see 10 /see / meetup my friends every day. (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 1 Camels aren't beautiful They're n Some cats are friendly, but your c ly really 3 People think rats are, but they're reallynige pes. 4 And ras arent clean animals 5. Dolphins are very intelligent. People are In fact, they're very. Vocabulary 4B Adjectives to describe characteristics Complete the adjective in the sentences. 1 People like Uri because he’s very £ 2. We love Mexican food, I relly 3. There ah square in Marrakesh in Morocco, 4 Gigi the best student in the cass. 5 The Tokyo metro’ fantastic, Ie really c Extend your vocabulary really 1 cas /L/ bate /elly/ 2. noisy /is / rally / city / this // 3 Tove /our really car/ we / 44 are / parks / beautiful / London’ / realy / 5 are/ friendly / horses / really / animals / 6 really /sister/ likes / my / shopping / nf units (3),23 Family & Friends Pronunciation 1 Intonation in questions © 1 Listen and choose the correct intonation in the ‘questions, Does it rise (2) or fill (9)? Cirele your answers 1 a: Where are you from? aly B: I'm from Milan in Italy 2 What’ Milan like? aly Its very big 3. A: Do you have a big family? aly ws: Yes, Ido. 4A: Are you married? aly B: Yes, Lam, 5 & Whats your husband’ name? aly B: Mehmet, 6 &: Does he come from Italy? aly 3: No, he doesnt, Hes Turkish 7 A: Do you live in Milan now? aly 2: No we don't. We live in Turkey. 2 Choose the correct option to complete the rule Intonation rises in YeyNo questions / Wh-questons Pronunciation 2 Emphasising Bisten and choose the correct verb. 1 &: Does Marcus like football? 1: Football? He ives / likes / bares Do you like rap musie? 1: Rap music? I bie / like / bate. What do you think of dogs? 2B: Dogs? Le / like / bate them, Does Myrna like coffee? B: Coffee? She les / likes /batevit. 5a What your opinion of shopping? 8: Shopping? Lie /ike /bateit Do your grandparents like computers? 1: Computers? Theylhve/ lke /harethem. Listen again. Which word in the answersis stressed? a. The verb (ive, lite, bate) ts The object pronoun Gi, the) (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 Listening Interviews at a music festival ©¥ Liston to three poople ata music festival, Which person or people say these things? jo _ [Misha [Vara 1 He/She meets Friends atthe festival 2 He/She sin one ofthe groups atthe festival 3 She/He i at the festival with children fs Its his/her fist wisi to the festival 5 She/Fe Hikes music from difecene countries, [é He/She thinks the festivals noisy a night. units G4)23 Family & Friends Reading How many friends? What’ the ideal numberof good friends? Write your answer. Then read the blog and write the blog’ anter. 1 My answer: 2 The blog’ answer: 2 Read the blog again. Complete the questions and answers with words from the blog. 1. What type of site is Facebook? Isa___ sie. 2 What does Robin Dunbar do? Hes an___ 4 What his definition of a___? Jeb person you know, and you also know their 4 What does Patrick think of Dunbar’. He thinks it alo of people, bu he thinks i 5 Does Patrick have time to__? No, he doesn't! 3 Write sentence about these numbers in the blog. Include the numbers in the sentences, 1 200 million How many friends? By Patrick Prevate 2 120 3 150 4 Find words and phrases in the blog to match these definitions. 1 You know these people, but they aren't good friends. (Paragraph 2) 2. In the opinion of (Paragraph 3) 3 good (to desribe a friend) Paragraph 5) 4 In my opinion, that more or less correct. (Paragraph 6) 5 Complete the text with object pronouns. “Today, more and more people use social networking sites. ‘We use (1) because they help @) wo mae friends and stayin contact with @) “They are particularly good for ‘old people. 'm 75 and I can’t walk now. Aso, my daughter lives in another country, and I don’t see () alot. Bue my friends and my family ‘ean eontaet (5) at my MyWay page. I visit (© every day o read my new messages. Social networking sites are changing the way we make and communicate with friends. More than 200 million people now use Facebok, and the site says its users have about 120 friends ‘When I read that, my first question was, is 120 atypical number? How many good friends do people have, and how many are really just acquaintances? And what’ the deal number of friends? “According to Robin Dunbar, a British anthropologist, there’ a maximum number of friends a person can have. His definition ofa friend is that you know the person and ther plae in your social world, In anthropology it called Dunbar’s number.’The figure isn’t exact, but its about 150. “That's a lot of people’, was my first reaction. But I look in my address book friends from school, from university, at work ... and I see it possible. And, of course, not all these friends have the same importance. Do you have time wo meet 150 friends regularly? I don't These people ae in ny social world, but they aren't good friends, Dunbar categorises the 150 people into four different groups or circles. Inthe centre, we have five very close friends. The next circle adds ten more people, the next 33, and the final circle adds 100. So, the ideal number of best friends is five, with about another ten good friends, That seems about right to me! {Global Elementary eWorkbook © Macmian Pubshors Liited 2010 uns @)23 Family & Friends Language focus: both and all 3 Look atthe examples andthe explanations. Then write the sentences agin with zh oral Reading ‘They're both very friendly. 1 Read che email and complete the sentences ‘The all ve Kalin fod! 1 James is Nicks Both efers to evo people or things. 2 sic and Kevin are Nicks and Allefers to three or more people or things. Bobandalfeome afer e and before other verbs 1 Elsie and Tom like football. 3 Tom and Barbara are Nick’. Hi James, They. How are you? Fm writing because my aunt on 2. Elsie, Kevin and their children are on holiday holiday in Italy with her family. They want to spend They. next weekend in Sant'Agnello. Do you have time to. |. James and his friends say in touch by emul meet them andl give them some suggestions ~ things They. todo, places to eat, ete? ‘My aunt’ name's Elsie and her husbands name Kevin. They both like quiet places and going for walks and I think Sant AgnelloS the perfect place for them. They have two children called Tom and Barbara, They're teenagers but they're both very friendly. He likes computers and chatting online. Does the town have an internet café? She likes football. Is it easy to get to Naples to see a football ‘match? They al like going to the beach. Does Sant'Agnello have any good beaches? And they all love Tealian food! “Thanks for any help you can give, and don't worry if ‘you cantt meet them, All the best Nick 4 Tom and Barbara go to school in Glasgow. ‘They. 2 Read the email again and write the names of the people. lives in Sant'Agnello, need some suggestions, Tike going for walks. are very friendly. Tike going othe beach ce Italian food. ‘Global Elementary eWorkbook © Macmillan Publishers Limited 2010 units (6)23 Family & Friends Preparing to write 4 Imagine you have a friend in another part ofthe world, A family you know wants to visit his/her town, You are going to write an email to your friend, First, make notes for the two paragraphs of your email Paragraph 1 Say why you are writing Introduce the family and the help they need Paragraph 2 Describe the family members and their interests Ask your friend questions about where they live (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 Writing Write your email, Use your notes and the Useful phrases to help you I'm whiting because. ‘*Do you know of @/ any '*Do you have time to ..? ‘sit easy to get to / find / buy... ? ‘Thanks for any hep you can give / suggestions you have. ‘Don't wory ifyou can't.Answer Key Unit 3 Answers Grammar 1A 1 brother's mother's 2giriends ——_Bchildren’s Scousins! 6parents’ Grammar 1B ‘cousin’ father 2arandparents’ parents 3 Laos’ capital city “uncle children ithe worlds most popular Gsisters name Grammar 2A, 1Does 4d. 700 2does do dont 300 Bcion't Grammar 2B 1 Do you have 2Does your brother visit 80 both your parents work 4 Doos your father have 5Do you use Do your grandparents ive Grammar 3A Where do Tom and Greg meet 2Why do thoy go ‘3 What do they do ‘4 When does Tom get ‘Why do you ask Grammar 3B ‘1 Where do you go shopping? 2When does the market open? ‘3 Why do people lke video games? 4 What does mall mean? ‘5 Where do people play basketball? {8When does Februaty have 29 days? Grammar 44, ther dus Tit 2him = Sme you Bthom — Byou Grammar 48 thim Sher Byou 2ihem dus sit Vocabulary 1A [Male [Female )Maleand| ‘female brother —_fuite lchilcren Hathor daughter ——_Joousin Ison mother risband [aster laranatather aunt uncle __loranddaughter Vocabulary 1B brother Twile 2eister son 3mother ‘Shusband father 10 chikten Borandmother 11. grandson cousins 42. granddaughter Vocabulary 2 “tblack orange 2uiite Tbive grey sateen fed brown Byolow Vocabulary 3A to 2f 3d 4b 5a be Vocabulary 38 dup Bg0t0 2play Salot Babout Tin 490 shopping see Vocabulary 4A sua city 2untiendly stupid Bawiul Vocabulary 48 Afiendly intetigent 2nice Belean 3 beaut Extend your vocabulary ‘A Lreally hate cats 2 This is @ really noisy city '3.We really love our car 4 London's parks are really beaut ‘5 Horses ae really finaly animals 6 My sister realy kes shopping Pronunciation 1 1 4y 2y 37 42 5y 62 7A 2 Intonation rises in Yes/No questions. Pronunciation 2 1 “hates hates 2iove Blike 3tke Slove 2 a (Global ElomentaryeWorkbook © Macmilan Publishers Limited 2010 listening [Jo [Misha [Yara Reading 1 1 The students" own answer, 2Fve best friends and another ten good fronds, 2 + eocil networking anthropologist S lind, piace in your socal world ‘number, possible ‘Simeet 150 friends regularly 3 11 Facebook has more than 200 milion 2Facobook users have about 120 tends, ‘3150 the maximum numbor of fiends 3 person can have. a 1 acquaintances 2Acearding to Bclose ‘4 That sooms about right to me, 5 them her us Smo them eit Writing 1 4 fiend aunt and uncle cousins 2 Yuames 2Nick’s aunt ant her faily ‘3Ekie and Kevin ‘Tom and Barbara Stisio, Kovin, Tom and Barbara {6Elsie, Kevin, Tom and Barbara 3 +1 They both ike football 2They'e all on holiday. 8 They all sta in touch by emai ‘They both go to school In Glasgow. wroverkoy 3)