ENGLISH FILE Elementary Workbook with key Nee -_ Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden Paul Seligson with Jane Hudson OXFORDContents 4A Mynarsete Hamano Anna 6B Aloverthe word 8 C Openyour books, please 10 [PRASTENERRIBA bing in tohen ab A. Awilter'sroom 13 B Starsand stripes 15 After 300 metres, tumleft 17 A Things ove about Britain 12 B Workandplay 21 © taveoniine 25 (RREREREENGHTEaH wither 24 A lsshohis wifecarhis ster? 258 Whataire! 28 Livefarever 30 A Doyouhavethe Factor? 32 _B Love yourneighbous 34 © Simandthecity 36 [FPRAGHIEALENGLISH ins cots shop 37 A Readinginenglish 39 B Tineswelove 42 © Musicchangoe tives 43 A Attentional ora aly 43 B Chetseagicis 47 © Aight to remember 4 (RtioaL NGOS Gatton tne 50M Amuiderstny s2 "B Aouoe with try Sa Aaa ATER 55 A What ate yesterday 58 B White gold 60 © Quiznight <> EL CR ae 52 A. The most dangerous road... 65. B CouchSurf round the world 7G What's going to happen? 69 A First impressions 71 _B What do you want todo? 73. © Mon, women, andthe internet 180. © The English Fie questionnaire : asWA FA STUDY TENT, ichecker ‘Audis Whe you soa this symbol STUTSRIR: goto the checker File test: At the end of every File, there is Todo the test, lsc in the back ofthis Workbook. asthe disc in your computer leat theiChecker and select Teste: Solect the tast forthe Fie i you have just Fnshed, ‘Type your name and press ENTER! ‘There's also more practice available online atthe English File website: wuw.cup.comvelt/engtishfie No copying or file sharing “This digital resourceis protected by itemmational copyright luis. You must nat modify, adapt, copy, store, transferor Circulate the eantents of this resoure under any athar branding or as part of any othoe product. You may not print out material for any commercial purpose cesale. ‘Choose AUBIO BANK ‘Click on the exercise forthe Filo, Then use the mediaplayer ‘alison, ‘You can transfer the audio to 8 mobite device, @g. your iPod, from the ‘suelo folder on the dice.My name's Bond. James Bond. lan Flaming, British weiter 1 GRAMMAR verb bef subiect pronouns 2 VOCABULARY days of the week, Complete column | with the words in the box. Then numbers 0-26, greetings \rite the contractions in column 2. a Parthe letters in order to make days of the week, — Remember to start with a CAPITAL LETTER, ARSAYDUT —__Sarurday_ “she are they is 1 ore Thali [Reon ee = Lam 4 ODNYMA = you 5 DFARY! re 5 DSYEEAWND id 7 BUASDTY e Continue the series, 1 five, sis, seven, eight, mine _, tem, ___inatax. 6 tourists, 7 ___intoom 317.8 Hello. inmy class.© Complete the dialogues. SAH Ken. ace. you? “Bimfine, thanks. And 2 ‘Very wall, thank you. A whats your ena 3 its 07709 s00023, d_ Complete the words with a,e,i,0, orw 1 See you. a and Gx at Fredy S_tn_yt 4 S_my$__y_> 3 PRONUNCIATION yowel sounds, word stress a Write the words in the chart. b Listen and check. Then listen again and ‘epeat the words, the stressed syllable in these words. 1 sandwich 2 tenis 3 eightoon 4 thijteen 5 basketball 6 goodbye 7 eat © terre 8 computer 16. hotel 4 Listen and check. Then listen again. ‘and repeat the words 4 LISTENING $ Listen to three conversations Choose a, bors; 1 Sarah's phone numbers. a 161 469528, b 116.496 542 161496 542. 2 Theclass on Thorsday is in.. b room three, Js room five. 3 Aham sandwich andacofice cose. @ fivedollarsewenry: bb fourdollars rwenry, © five dollarsten, USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. bye fou fine Tun’ goodbye (gil bu) hello hofacy i sa sorry ‘soci thankyou ken ju thanks Deis very well ver wel How areyou? sits 0: ‘hi Nicetomeet you, nats 19 ‘mit ju3 PRONUNCIATION jo, (fis) 5 LISTENING a GieW the syllable with fal in these words, AGT Liseen and complete the dialogues, 1 Africa ——— 2 china Age 2 Gorrmairy lim Polishs frm from iraKow. & welans & A itnersare yu rom? 5 Europe We're from & Pojans ier on hotidey in expe. 7 katy > Wherestefromfisne ____? 8 Japan Shoei He's framCancin. 1b SieIEAERp Listen and check. Then listen + ‘igatn and repearthe words, © (Girelp the word with « different sound, USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES 1 Polish Egyption Swiss Learn these words and phrases. fag, (Ty language /"unawcly Excuse ine... /ik’sejuzz mi! Vm from... stm lem Allover thé world, 1 '30v3 0» "weld Pm notsure. lam mot Where are you from? !wes{r) a ju ‘irbm! 2 cadch English French 3 Turkish Russian Chinese 4 Spanish Japanese Argentinian | jeer A GORA Listen and check. Then listen ‘again and repear the words. 4 READING Read about three people: Yin, Moira,and Fadil, Write T (true) ar F (false. 1 Moiraisateacher, Fadil is.a student, ‘Moira istwenty-eight, Thisis Vir. He's39 and This Is Moira. She's an_—=—This is Fal, He's Egyptian, WP hesa student. Vim is English teacher and she’s He's from Alexandria, an sight. [I Chinese. He's from 26, Moira Irish, She's important city in the North Moirais British. J Shanghai, a big city in from Galway, city in ‘of Egypt. Fadil is 25 and he's ‘the East oF China, the West of Ireland, a receptionist in a hotel,1 GRAMMAR possessive adjectives: my, your, ete. ‘Anyone who stops learning is old, ‘whether at twenty or eighty. enyFard, american businessman 2 INSTRUCTIONS IN YOUR BOOK Match the words to the pictures. a Complete the chart. a complete a f cross QO ine —____yandertine «= «EL coverthetenr I “Sibjectprenouns Possessive adjectives Pa net Ol fcoumber. o ' i circle i tick Q z © askyourparmer L] jj ceossonr = he ey car |E war > | its: = PHONI . J their Be Z BI b Complete the sentences with a possessive adjective. 1 Her _ name's Teress. a name's Edward, 3 Wee students, eacher'srameis Matt 40m ly are from Dublin, 5 Isa Chinese restaurant, _nameis Merry City 6 A Whats phone number? B. My mobile number? Ies07700 900156, 7 They're Scottish surnames MacLeod. Order the words to make questions. PUHSET Hee aks (ame —_ What's he she fst name? a ‘@ teacher / Where / from your /’s 2 B The United States, 3 he/student/is/a 1 peer Cc3 VOCABULARY classroom language a Complete the sentences. 1 Clase the door. 21 and repeat, 3 0___your books, please, aw. inpairs, SA the question. ot. off your mobile 4 atthe board 8G. to page 94. B_ Order the words to make semeences, 1 don'e/I know a 2 do How it] you) spell 3 donte/ [understand 4 you/thar, | can j please f repeat Sorry, 5 in] English | Excuse / what's | me, | vacaciones’ 6 remember can't 4 PRONUNCIATION. (ou fu), a's the alphabet a Gi the word with a different vowel sound, know — dorrt North two South you ‘Asia France ansivey go close do shone 1b SIERET Listen and check, Then listen againand “repeat the words. SRB naman metiona bike a Listen and check. Then listen again and repeat the leeters; 5 LISTENING EREEED Use othe logue state reception fesk, Complete the form. Firstname Sra fmt ee IB Aciaress era pores) USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. aeldress /sidrew age ‘euly postcode /paosttaud? receptions: ‘rsepowst! seudenr /stjuadne firstname ‘fast nei! ‘mobile phone mobail foun phone number “foun nambo How old are you? ‘baw ould «ju Ym 22, faum twennti ‘tus same GES ruesMy favourite things in tife don't cost any money. Stave Jobs, American founder of Azole 2A-A writer's room 1 VOCABULARY things Complete the crossword, sh this that, these, or those, 2 GRAMMAR a/ an, plurals; this / that / © Complete the seatences: these / those a Write Ir'ss a) anor They're. ES 1 That's French newspaper. 1 tesa purse Gel 2 ‘They're pens 3 diary 2 swatch 4 umbrella, is Swiss, 5 stamps. 6 keys. 7 ity card, 3 aremy ireadphones! pencil 1b Write each word in its plural form in the correct column. pend elty coin ticket diary watch window ‘eddress sandwich country class. dictionary 4 baal _&s Pie yourkeys4 Complete the chare. Snguar Pla “person 7 chien € Complete rhe sencences with a word from the chart ind. 1 Hermocher isavery nice perso 2. My English teacher isa Hismame’s William, 3 Thaverwo Myfirse__is six ‘pearsold 4 Many British drink tea 5 Notthose tailets, Mr Davis! They're for 3 PRONUNCIATION final sand -es; th a Gee word which el a 1 eoins wallets GED 2 classes files suisse 3 stamps hooks addresses 4 photos watches headphones S tienes pens sandwiches 6 magazines glasses newspapers by AGRE Listen and check, Then listen again and repeat the words. © GrelOrhe word with a different sound. 2 that they thanks 2 thing thinty these 3 thee ths the 4 Thursday those thirteen a Listen’and check. Then listen again and repeat the words. 4 READING Read the text and label the picture's, Keys are at the top ofthe list. They -an be house key, car keys oF office keys. Next are pens, to write down names, ‘numbers, and ema addresses. Nuniber three on thelist is ‘a packet of tissues. These can be waite or different colours, lke pink of yellow. Next ismeticine for example paracetamol fora bad head. Receipts are number five onthe ist. These are small pleces of paper fram shops. rmelicine —_ 1 — z 5 LISTENING Listen to four people talking about things they have in their bags. Which person...? I hava bookinhis her hag which helps him her speak wopeople 2. has something rolisten to music 3. changes bags every day 4 has a comparer inhi her bag USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these wordsand phrases. lamp /lemnp! tidy: “ard tunuidy [srt What's thisin Eng wots bs tn ‘halfNot merely 2 nation, but anation of nations, Lyndon 8 Johnson, American president 1 GRAMMAR adjectives 1 They'te jeans blue | Bue jeans. 2 Iesaniee day daynice. My sistersare very tall / very tals. 3 4 Thar'sa ear fase jfastcar. 5. These are goods photos | good photos. 6 Thowe boos are quite cheap | quite cheaps 7 Isa bighouse | house big. 8 Her children aren't very olds | very old. b Order the words to make sentences: 1 blue / This /is)J pen hisise Dluepen ‘i 2 expensive /an j Thats watch aguite | My | long (hale fis rich j very fis / woman ‘That boots really | Your (dirty /are - 5 Cluesacross—> Clues down 6 cry [This/a dangerous is 2 slow 12 cold 1 dangerous, small Aas! 13, weal 3 ey 9 new 7 very book] good Thar [sna S rich 14 cfean 5 fr 10 ighe ” {Lit baa 6 fil 13 tall 8 near | house /quive is/ Elis © Match the piceures to the sentences. Writethe letter in the box: 2 VOCABULARY colours, adjectives, modifiers: quite / very / really a Write the colours. blue + yellow black “white red + yellow white + red —_ red + green 1 She’sthin,withlong ele LE] 4 Shetyoung with blond hair. C] 2 He'stall, withshorthair, [5 He'sshore, with dark hair. 3. Hes quite old, and 6 She's uit fat, and she's gocutlooking beau fl.‘The man whe works ard is not bored is never old, abla Casals, Spanish cits 1 GRAMMAR position of adverbs and expressions of frequency 44 Complete the You column in the chart. Then complete thhesentences with a verb and an adverb of frequency. aay vee usually Yee often wi ‘sometines. horaly ever 7 never ‘sleep for elghthours | /77e berelaxad wi dosper orexeicice | eatheclthyfood |W bell = wee 1 Matt ually sleeps foe eight hours. 2 He relaned 3 He_ sportorexercise 4 Healthy fo. 5 - il __ foreighthours, elased sporeor exercise —— healthy food. ‘il forcight hoars. relaxed sport or exercise. hhalehy food. a 1b Write chi adverb oFfrequency in the correct place in the sentence. 1 Pilors sep in hotels, (often) —Pilotsoften seep in otels —_______. 2 The children walk co school (every day) —_Theecildren eat to schol everyday, ___ 3. Mike rides his motorbike ro work. (sometimes) 4 Mygirliriend 5 [see my grandparents every weekend) 6 Elliedrinks coffee. (three times «day) 7 Vm hungry. fabways) 8 We stady English. (wicea week) WOCABULARY adverbs and expressions of frequency Answer the questions. Complete the sentences with one ortwo words 1 Leo goes nthe gym ll weekand at weekends Leo goestothe gym ten) ay. Jonusually has a hotiday inthe summer and winter, Jon usually has holiday year, Wesually see one new filma month. Wega rn rhecinems amonth, Adele dorsn'r do any homework ac al ‘Adele ___does homework “They have English classes on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays. ‘They have English lasses __ __aweek, ‘My mother goes tothe haindresser once a week, ona Frid. ‘My mother goes o the hairdresser _ Friday Eve walksto workoncea year. Eve ‘ever walks to work always buy 2 new pair of sunglasses im the summer, [buy new pair ofsunglasses summer.b Read the interview again. W-ite T (true) or F (False). Esther chinks her day is nommall E 3 PRONUNCIATION the letter h @ Match the words to shetr pronunciatién. En which word is theh nat pronounced? i au hati rats ‘hep hail ea ee OO0000os 8 happy Lister and check. Then listen again and repeat the words, READING Read the interview. What is surprising about Esther Armstrong? Interview with Esther Armstrong, 94 Interviewer, How do you spend your day, Esther? Esther My day is very normal, realy. [get up, Tost dressed, I have breakfast, Then I goto work, Interviewer What do you do? Esther I'manaccountant. Interviewer Wy do you stil work, Esther? Esther Tohave an interest. Also, my job is quite exciting. Interviewer. What time da yousstart work? Esther start between 9 and 10 every day and I finish at 4 o'clock. Ib isn't vary stressful, really, Interviewer What do you usually do after work, Esther? Esther I goout for dinner with friends two or three times a week, and we go to the cinema or the theatre, or tothe ballet. Interviewer Doyou live alone? Esther Ys, do. Ihave quite 2 big apartment and ‘someone helps me with the housework for four hours a week. Ido everything else myself Interviewer Do you have children, Esther? Esther Yes, I:do, Both of my daughters live here in Neve York, One daughter works very near, and she comes and has lunch with me. And T work with the other daughter, so we eat together two or three times a week, too. I'm very, very happy with my if (Glossary | an acceuntant = a person whose job t's to make tists of |allthe money that peaple or businesses recelve and pay She doesn' like her job, - She sometimes starts workat 10 o'clock, She thinks her job is difficue = She often sees friends afice work: 6 She lives with ane of er children She never does housework e 5 She hastwo children, - © Underline five words yerudon't know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation 5 LISTENING a S209} Listen toa radio programme abour being “healthy, Who does the doctor say is healthy: Marge, Robbie, or Marge and Robie? b SGD Listen again. Write T (cue) or F (false) Robbe doesn't think he's eatthy. F Marge hardly ever ears fist fond). = Margealways has breakfast 2 Marge often posto the gyn 2 Marge goexto bed lae = Robbie sometimes has break Robbie plays foorballchrectimesaweek. Robbiesleeps forsixhoursevery night, USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these wordsand phrases. howis (avs minutes mint seconds. selon teenager /ineidsy healthy (opposite unheatchy) normally. ‘nssmali eelax eres beina rey sbi: 1n 9 that sociallife sof! Lut spend time spend aim SSIS EO rues1 GRAMMAR can/ can't a Writea senrence for each picture with can / can't. 1 _Theennttsing — © Match sentences 1-6 wa-£ 1 Canyouhelp me with my homework? t ) Write-a sentence with can or ean'tfor each picture. Inthe future everyone willbe famous for fifteen minutes. ‘Andy Warf, Amricae painter 2 Canyou giveme my plases?l 4 Canyon call my mem? L 4 Can youspeak more slowly? 5 Canyou make dinner for 8.30? | 6 Can you tell me your name agai? | o00008 can't come before then. bb cantrsee: emilee: can't find my mobile. © can'tunderstand you. f can'trememberit ‘Writes question with you for each picture, Then -write your answer: Yes, can, or No, Tean't ‘Youranswer 1 Can you — sing — 3 Dr Atkins 4 We younow here!Complete the sentences with the words in tte box. concert godancing dowinigad fanclub karaoke lyrics music channels online 1 Myfriendsand often —godancing one Saturday night 2 Mysisteroves Green Day and she'sa member oftheiz 31 new music onto my MP3 player nearly every day. 4 My children love watching ‘especialy MTY. 5 When she's using her laptop, she often Bsrens 6 Tike the song, but T don’t understand the ‘Many Japanese people love singing 8 Would you like to cometoa___ tonight? Thave two rickets for Leonard Cohen. 3 PRONUNCIATION jy a Gir the word which doesn’ have fj | a yacht | 1 use beautiul umbrella 2 young journalist. yellow 3 muse new music 4 musician tunch usually 5 January student sum b ED Listen and check, Then listen and repeat the words. 4 LISTENING (AGREAR Liscen to the dinloguesand choose a, bore Oliver thinks reggae... a loud. by slow. © pecat 2 The people who sing on the woman's favourite CD are: a aelaasieal choir, bb axockband, 3 Wendy usually listens to muste... ‘online b onGDs. © oncheridin, 4 The second man really likes. a Rihanna, b Beyoncé © Justin Bieber. 5 John...the song a Hikes bh docsn'emind © hates USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES ‘Learn these words and phrases. band bend! eonductor /kon'éakia! karaoke /hueri0ki orchestra /xkistra) sounderack /siandirck awful. (fl Fancastic fen lst! heafan (of...) bia fen Beamember (of..) (bi download music /dacnlood ‘mivszk godancing (920 da:nsiyy ‘memba neMy tfeis «simple thing that would interest nobody. It is@known fact that | was born, and tratisall that Isnecessary. Altert Einstein, German scientist 1. GRAMMAR past simple of be: was / were 7 Bono / born ireland? v 8 Amy Winchouse/singes?v 9 J RR Tolkien and CS Lewis) painters? * | Erich She* _born ini | ieeciaaeninsomd teed A And she married? 10 Michael Jackson / born | Britain? x 2 > bb Write questions and answers. 1 yAbbandr Gekink Wl pce ‘© Complete the dialogues with present or past forms ofbe. ~ Was Alesander Graham Bela spurs + ER Wiatday a inrodaye Nashe.was' 1B Meriday Yesterday as Sunday 2 Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor factors? : aes — Were Richard Burton and Elizbetl Tiplar actors? 2 the heywere hve this morring, bub rowshe 3 Ghusles Dickens novelist? : g 1S Ateantrinadmy keys. where ‘they? B idor'zknae they —____ on your desk 4 The Beatles fiom the USA? eae —____yaierew yiriend trom born in Erlend but his torn in Singapore yyourboss angry yesterday? ‘very late far werk. 5 Lond Byron j politician? x 6 Isaac Newton {compaser? x =4 LISTENING Liseen toa rulio programme about the greatest Britons people in the order they come on thelist. 2 VOCABULARY word farmation ‘4 Make professions from thesewords, Use aor an, valle lumber the 1 hrvent 2 write police compose paint 20 sal ‘b Underline the stressed syllables, eg: animentor. ©. Practise saying the words in a. 4. Complete the sentences with was wereanda ‘noun from a. 1 Francis Drake 2 Beethovenand Mozs 3 James Dean 4 Galileo 5 Freddie Mercury 6 The Wright brothers 7 Agatha Cheistie 8 Howard Hughes © Degassund Toulouse-Lautrec 3 PRONUNCIATION sentence stress wis sions 1 _were composer GEN Listen and repeat the conversation, Wad Was Benjamin Bitter? B He xasacomaoser A Wiashe Anieric ani? B No.he wasnt, He wae Engish A Wher was he bern? B Hewasbomin 1913, Werenis parents English? B Yes, they were Bb GIST Liston aguin. Write T (eee) er F (false), 1 Wedon't know when Shakespeare was born r 2. Charles Darwin was born on 20th February, 1800. 3 Hewas 63 when he died 4 Dianawas bornon Ist ly, 1964 5. She wasn't married when she die. = 6 Isambard Kingdom Brunel wasawriter 7 Hewae53 when hedied. 8 The greatest Briton ofall time wasa painter USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn chese words and phrases. the (16ch) century Se ‘senifor divorced Ahivorst between (1816and 1820) be'wiw beugainse (gamerhing) «i sgeanst bein love (with someone) /bi m lav -1 GRAMMAR past simple: regular verbs simple, rst in the positiveand then in the negative. a Complete the senrences with a regular verb in the past Book download listen miss play study watch work 1 Yesterday |_ missed my bus, burl didnt miss my train. 2 We to the news, bur we tthe weather. 3 My parenes ___ French ar-sehool, but they Spanish or falian 4 Mysister______ the fimwith me, bur she the foerhall march 5 Thesecretary_____atable forlunel, but she ata 61 some music onto my laptop, but {any fits. 7 The shop assistant last Saturday bur she on Sunday 8 Myboyfriend basketball. Order the words to make questions. 1 you fad fight /7TV {What on | ast watch? A _Whatifd yor watch cn TV tast wight B I watched the news, 2 did) match | the | time | Finish / What A B Atsix o'clock, 3 your | presents / birthday’) like fyou / Did A A A rughy at school, but kissed my first woman andsmoked my first cigarette ‘on the same day. | never had tme for tobacco after that. Artur Toscan allan concuctor 8 time] work {did What /arrve/ Sanda | yeseeday [at A B Arteno'ciock. (Complete the questions and aaswers, 1990 1884 1987 2001 2004 2007 2009 When did it happen? 2 when? the tannet Tunnel / open When did yheCharinel Tumuelopen __? Ttopenedin 1994. 2 whet: / Michael Jackson / sie —— | died in 3 whens Facebook /start ——S 2 Tstartedin = 4 when? Princess Diaria /-sie She diedin - when / the iret tourist / travel into space ? ‘The first touriat travelled into space in B Yes did They were great! Ue 4 did university | your jat [brother | What Judy Be Seiceloties lest apne B Modern Languages hey Spee parents yout [arrive late Did ihe Tim Bewers-Lee / crete te World Wide was ? : 7 B No, they dida', They were early ‘He crealeditin 6 Germany your Jin friends did / Where ive A B Hamburg 7 ef you Did fat [he fey lm | end fue A B Yes.1did-Aewasvery sad.2 VOCABULARY past time expressions Gee ee corset answer, 1 chatted tomy friends for anhourCast nighe) yesterday night Mygirlériend finished university ago two years | two yearsago. “The ravelled bro ast mone | the last monch Did you call me last morning | yesterday morning? Iescopped raining ewe howrsago | ewo ago hours. My brother worked in Greseast uly the last July On ew \Wevwatched that film before ewo weeks / two weeks ago. David booked the tickets yesterday afternoon | Iascafternoon 9. steve was boen in 1990 Jon 1990. 10 Iplayed golf the day yesterday before | the day before yesterday. 3 PRONUNCIATION -ec endings a SGIERAP Listen o the words, Underline the word ‘where -cilis pronounced di, 1 booked checked wanted walked 2 pained arrived finished travelled 3 asked waited looked ~—_ stopped. 4 called played — chatted —_Tistened S missed watched cooked started 6 followed decided five relaxed bb GGERE) Listen again and repear the words 4 READING ‘a Read the article and choose the besttitle: 1 The wrong match 2 The wrong destination 3 The wrong player bb Reail the article again and answer the questions 1 How old was Bojana when the incident happened Where was the rennis tournament? How did she travel to Carlsbad? Where di Bojana rravel o firs? ‘When did she arriveat che tournament? Who iid she play in her first match? Did she win? 5 LISTENING a Listen to four speakers describing bad | journeys. How did they travel (eg, by ear, etc)? | 1 3 | 2 4 | b Listen again andmatch the speakers 14 ees. speaker? C1] Speaker? Speaker3 L] Speabect ‘A Astranger helped me. B Someone in my family helped me. Isarted my journey twiee D Ididn'e areive army destination, USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES: Learn these wordsand phrases. ‘surprised ssipeatzt arrive Sra xy feral! text eke! travel revi country howe: ete "hn erbfentennts player Bojana Jovanovski was only 19 when she played inthe San Diego Open, However, she very neatly missed the toumamert Her first match asin Carlsbad, California, so her agent booked seatforher ard gave hertheticket ‘to Carlsbad, It was a tong journey because Bojana needed to take three different pianes, \when she finally arrived in Carlsbad, she was surprised to find that the elrport was emoty. She waited for 5 minutes ‘and then called Tournament Transport. The problem was that Bojane was ‘in Carlsbad, New Mexico and the transport service was in Carlsbad, California where the tournament was. So, Bojanastayed in New Mexico for the night and then travelled to Carlsbad, California the next meming. She arrived only 30 minutes beFore the stat of her match witn the Italian player Roberta Vinci Unfortunately, the day Finished badly for Bojana because she lost the match 3-6, 64, 6-3. ter that, she ust wanted to go home!1 GRAMMAR past simple: irregular verbs a Change the senterices from the present te the past. 1 Wemeetina cafe, (last nighe) 2 Macsees his friends afeer work, (ast night) 3. Emily loses sr keys, (yesterday) 4 Wedon't have dinnerat home. (lastnight) 5 They leave workar 5,30. (yesterday) 6 Alex doesn’t getup carly. (yesterday morning) 7. My girlfriend feels (pescerday) 8 Helen doesn't go our during the week, (last week) 9. Idan’ wear glasses: (yesterday) 10 Lucy can't come to my party, (lastyear) b Complete the questions in the dialogue. dmy new Black shirt at about miner set good time? grea time The food was delicious! expansive? Never be the first to arrive at a party orthe last to go home, and never, ever be both, Anonymous 2 VOCABULARY go, have, get a Crofont heinenttdee expen. GO etiebeat on rare be HAVE Inch dresedd! agoodtine yp inal GO tobed car away om holiday HAV boda able aie 1d. Et lerplng: Meme aes ae! asimdwich forawalk adrink sue eS b_ Complere the text with went, tad or got sowe' went away forthe weekend. wT booked a hotel on the internet, and on Friday we* __the wai to the coast. It ‘was quite late when we arrived. so we just 3 sandwich and * to bed. ‘The next day, we? ‘up early and “ breaktast in the hotel. twas ‘eequtiful day, cowe” ‘to the beach. We' a swim in the morning, and irr L ‘was ty girlfriend's birthday last Saturday,1b Writetheroom. 1 Youusually take offyour coat in the hall. 2. Youusually havea shower inthe b, 3 Youuswally have dinner inthe d You usually park your carin the g 6. Youusually make lunch inthe k z ‘You usally watch eelevision in the! 8 Youuswally sleep inthe b 9. You ueesly ot outside im the g 3 PRONUNCIATION 4p) and ea/; word stress eB ea word wt eaten sound | 1 theyre there dear 2 beer stars near 3 where wear were 4 here hair hear b AEE) Listen and repeat the words © Underline he stressed syllable, ceatpet smiear cupboard balcony cooker sofa anmichaie Batage eling a Listen and check, Thee fisten and repeat the words, Youuswally wse a compucer in the s é 4 LISTENING a AD Listen to Mrs Gocdings showing her house 10 Bradley and Joanna, couple who are interested inrenting it. Tick / the three rooms Mrs Goodlings shows them? 1 bathroom =] 2 3 diningsoom [] 4 Oo Oo kitchen = faapreset LL study b SERED Listen again and write T (trac) ot F (false) Mrs Goodlings always eitsirthekitchen, Joanna doesn like rhe kitchen ils ‘There ig'ta washing machine inthe kitchen. There’sahole inthe ceiling cf the kitchen, Joanna likes the windows in ‘he living room, “There is't a TV in the livingeoesm, _ ‘There are three bedrooms upstairs. Bradley forgets abourthe hol in the bathroom ceiling USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these wordsand phrases. advertisement (acl sina! barman “hasan dishwasher ‘(yoo lovely Mavi rent nev abotile of champagne 6 boll ov seaipein aHlongrime ago 2 loy tam syau (local pub pi Wow! no How horrible! hiv ‘hnrobi8G -A night in a haunted hotel ‘'m not frightened af death. {just don't want <0 be there when it heppens. Weal Allen, American fim director Eo 1 GRAMMAR there was / there were a Complete the text, Use was, were, wasn't, or weren't, ‘went on hollday to Braz! last summer, and T stayed nan amazing hotel, My room was great. There wus _a large bed, and there? some big cupboards to put my clothes in. There® akitehen but there’ __-a minibar full of rinks and snacks. There _ three different restaurants to choose from, There’ = beautiful swimming pool in the hotel, and there long beach very near. There" ‘any tourists on the beach but there* baby turtles. They were really Beautifull b_ Complete the dialogue with a forrn of there was | there were Dis yourweve = good bo idey? B Notraaly,’ Therewuas a proviem vith my hotel A. Oh gear What happened? 1B. Wel, we coulanit swim because? -aswirnming pool. And * any restaurants naarthe hotel, at ‘inibarin Your rom? 1B No? —_aminibarand ae 2 television. The arly thing in-my room woe the bee A oh? -bathroan? 8 Yesbul' ary clean towel, Everything was vary ity ae hy nice peoplsin the hotel? 8 ve Prices tononl ut ho) alltel the same ase ~yery anery! 2 VOCABULARY prepositions: place and movement Complete the sentences with the wordsin the box. Behind fromata in infiontof nextte opposite outof over under up) 1 There's family _ in the dining room 2 Theboyissitting thegirl, 3 The woman is the man, 4 There’sa ghost standing the woman. 5 Theee'sa bag thetable, 6 Awaiteris coming the kitchen, 7 There'sa ghost the waiter. 8 ‘The waiters earrying the plates the Aitcen the tables, 9) There's clock 10 Aghoseis going. the kitchen door. the stairs,3 PRONUNCIATION silent letters a Erossourthe silent letters, 1 ghnse 3 white b GSAT Listen and repeat. Copy the ringthim, ae ches There wasa lamp on the rable. There wasn’t abath in the bathroom ‘Was therea mirror in the bedroom? Listen and underline the stressed words, “There weren'tany cupboards in the kitchen, 1 3 4 There were some books on the shelf, (6 ‘Were there any plants inthe study? 2 GBS Listen again and repear she sentences 4 READING ‘Read the text, Write T (true) or F (false) ‘Maesmaws Hall is more chan 500 years old People haveseen ghosts inside and outside the hotel. Robin Drwg's ghost sometimesappearsas a bull washaunied 5 LISTENING & {GPE Listen to four people calking about hotel rooms. ‘Which countries did they visit? b SGTEM Liseen again. March the speakers tothe rooms. 30] Speaker +1 Speaker! C1 speaterz C1 speak A The room was under tt 1 The oom had seve one walla etn “theron wasnt very comfort D The room was up a tree USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases, ghosts yaosts haunted host guest gest strange ‘sireind: owner /) In che middle of the night priest iprisst im Oa omidt ov 69 ‘nat ret remote control (1yno0t kes!ttool frightened. /frartudl SEES EHO rues Sauumn 7 builder 2 cupboard 4 know 6 walk 8 wrong “The ghosts are all of people who lived in the house in the past, Paranormal investigators didn' think that Maesmawr Hall iP TR Sa 7 aesmawr Hall Isa manor fouse in Paws, Woles. It was bult 1535 and today is 29- bedioem hotel and venue far weadings. It's Famous because people say tis haunted. Many quests say that they lave seen ghosts, 4 businessman wha stayed atthe hotel sald that when ine looked out ofthe window he Saw hundreds of Roman soldiers marching, n fact, in Roman times there was a road which passed through the grounds ‘of Maesmiawe Hall. Other quests said they saw the: hosts ofthe Davies sisterswho owned the hatel inthe 1900s, and the ghost of en old havsekeeper Walking through a wal in te hal. But perhaps mast frightening isthe story thet the ghost of an evil man called Robin Orwg hatin he woods around the hiote| Some people say that they have seen this ahost siiddenly change inte the shape ofa bull, Moesmawr wasn e TV programme about hauses with ‘hosts calle Most Haunted. The TV show presenters ad investigators from the Mid Wales Paranormal (M4WP) reported lots of strange activity inthe hal seeing balls of ight, Feelin movements, and hearing | ‘unusual sounds, During the investgatian, the floor in ‘one of the upstalrs raoms moved, The hotel's current | ‘ower, Nigel Humphryson, says he often hears voices and banging noises that he cannot explain. So if youre interested in ghosts, wy not stay here? But dor't go outside at night Unless you're feeling really brave!PRONUNCIATION the letters 00 Look ar the pairs of words, Tick the pairs with the same sound and cross X che pairs thatare different. 7 choose wehaal 7 2 book ‘soar 3 feed moan 4 good cook 5 took spc ‘sek ee (GGT Listen and check. Then lisers and repeat READING Read the text. March the headings tothe paragraphs. 3. How do youlike your tea? 4 What's inside the ball? 1 Giveme your hand 2 Lev play cares Read the text again and write T (true) or F (false), 1 The easiest way to read Tarot cars is to use fone cards, - 2 An image of'a nurse meatis bd health, = 3. Astrong Feartline means you're going to find love, _ 4A shape ofa bird means bad luck - Guess the meaning of rhe fRgNIIGHRER words. Check ie your dictionary. LISTENING Listen to Pere and Amy's conversation about the psychic Uri Geller. Was his trick ‘with the spoons real? AGERE Listen again and write T (true) or F (false 1 Alon of people watched Uri Gellerinthe past. _ 2 Pete and Amy seea video of the trick - 3. Amy doesnt believe the rick at First _ 4 Uridoesn't use anormal spoon _ 5. Uridlesn’espeak during the trick, 6 Today, Uri deesn’vappearin public, 2 The name Sem { on the met Intasseography, Hie fortunc-teller uses tea leaves to predict the future. You drink a cup of tea and leave ‘small amount in the bottom of the tip. Then you rave the fea round the cup three times, cover it with 4 ‘and turn i (GSIUB@BNM. The fortune-teler looks at the shape the tea leaves make. For example, @ bird means that you're geing 10 have good mews. Bip eee e Incrystallomancy, the fortune-teller uses 4 glass ball. She places the ball on the table between you and her, and looks into it for along period of rime. At first the ball Looks Wl and cloudy, but then i clears ‘and images start to appear, The fortunc-teller uses | these pictures ro predict your future, For example, purse means that you're goine to be il c 2 In Tarot reading, (hd fordume-teller uses « special pack ‘of Tavat cards to predivt the future. There are 78 cards in the pack, and there are different ways of using them, The quickest is to lay three cardls on the table ‘from teft to right, The cards represent the past; the present, and the furure. The forfune-teller turns over the cari and: say's what they mean. For example, the ‘Sunt- means that you're going t0 become famous. 2 — (Chiromancy 4s also called palmistry end it’s when the fortune-teller stuclies the Lines on the (BDA of ‘your hand to predict your future, There are four major tines on the hand: the Life line, the Head line, ‘the [HRB ine, and the Health tine. For example, wstrang Heart line mean: that you're going to find the right partner anid be appy in your life USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. soon. stun elucky (bi ‘ki Comeint /ksm in getmarried /get ‘merid movetoanothier counery luv tu ansde ‘kantri {SD GSD re 10a Complete the sentences with an adverb, 1 he French cook perfect meals They cook perfect 2 The Germansare careful drives They drive 3 The Batishare very poli They speak very 44 The Brazilians are good at football ‘They play football 5 The jpaneseare very hrc workers. "They work very 6 ‘The Canadians eat healthy food, They eat _ = 7 The Swedish speak beautiful English They speak English, (GeBthe correct word My broher dresses casual / anual) Frank cooks real / really well. Ieseagy easly rorde a bik. They walked quick | quickly wo the saikway sation He'svery quiet quietly He never says anything! 6 Hlens's pizzas are incredible) incredibly, 7 My French isvery bad / badly 8 Can you speak more low f slowly? 9 Markspeaks English good / well, he ats unbealeily | unhealthy. 11 "They have real really stress jobs. i; ee You can fallin tove at first sight witha place as with @ person. ‘Alec Waugh, itsh weiter 2 VOCABULARY common adverbs ‘Make adverbs from the adjectives and complet= the sentences, carefel goad easy hard healthy Incredible perfect quiet In the ideal ci 1 ..cardeivers deivecarsfily 2. ,.workers work i 3 sofamilies eat - 4. people spe foreign languages 5. youcan travel around 6 people talk 7. ..everybody treats tourists 8 everythings cheap. PRONUNCIATION word stress Underline the stressed syllable in ehe adverbs. Which three adverbs are not stressed on the first syllable? 1 beautifully 6 Incredibly 2 carefully 7” perfectly 3 caevally 8 politely 4 dangerously 9 unhealthy 5 fashionjably b AURA Listen and check. Then listen and repeat the adverbs.—————— 4 READING a Readthe text, Match the headings A-D to the paragraphs. A The Polish way of ie B Feeling at home abroad © My firsrimpressions D Not wharTexpected First impressions of Warsaw Danny Macintyre, from Scotland. came to Poland for the first time seven years ago. He now lives in ‘Warsaw where he runs a small media company. 1 ‘You always remember your first impressions of a new country, When [ first came to Warsaw. I didn't know much about Poland at all bdidn't ‘now anything about the culture, Ididn't think the food was going to be very exciting. and T expected the weather to be similar to Scotland maybe even bit colder! But when Igot there. T discovered how wrong Tas, 2 Twas sustmer, and itwas hot! In fact, the temporature was over 30 degrees! My first impression was that Warsaw was more beautiful than [ expected. I spent a lot of time just walleing around looking at the incredible architectare. [Zelt that the city had wonderful ‘atmosphere and lots of energy: ———— ‘Polish people are very friendly. Most people can. speak a bit of English and many speak it very ‘well. Tam trying to learn Polish, but itis very difficult. Fortunately, people don't mind whenT ‘make mistakes! Polish people are very hospitable, and they love 1a socialize—get together, eat, drink and talk, Parties often dant finish wntil ‘early the next morning. Tam now married to-a Polish woman, At our wedding, our guests didnt Jeave until 500 am the next morning) 4 Poland is a great place to live, It has everything ~ friendly people: cheap travel delicious food: the summers are hot and there's great skiing in the ‘winter. There are mountains, lakes, and beaches; ‘beautiful cities and fascinating culture. Tstill ove Scotland, but Poland feels like home now, 5 LISTENING 1b Complete the sentences with the words in the box. GiiGaphere culture socaling fesinating hospitality impressions architecture expect 7 Danaysfint______of Warsnware wery menor 2 Before he gor Poland, Danny didn'r know much about Polish = 3 Hedidn't —_theeky w be so beautiful “4 Hewas very impressed bythe —___ in Warsaw, 5 ed the energy and __ __ ofthe city. 6 Theo the Posh peopleis wellknown, Polls people tke withthe oily and ends § Danny finds the Polish culre Listen ro two people talking about where they live. Answer the questions Speaker! Beno,C2echRepublic 1 Why isthecity so quietand empryacthe weekend? 2 Where are there lots of ships? 3 How arethey different from the nes inthe main shopping =2? Speaker? Reykjavik leeland 4 When do people gro swimming pools and hor tubs? 5 Whacare there very few of in the icelandic counceysile? & How many people ate rhere...2 a in Reykjavik by inthe second-biggesteity 7 Whar kind of things do Icelandic people make? ee SS USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. aforeiguer > forens rythm subsites /sabiasti! incredible. ‘ankredat incredibly. /n'kredabl dress well) tes asteonguccent ‘9 strom ieksent/ fiestimpressions asst umiprefni gecidark (oct dock ingeneral fin ‘gens lock (your) doors. ok xz1 1 GRAMMAR verbs + to+ infinitive ‘a Complete the sentences with tosand a verb irs the box. become cook download go de saend stop visit alike _tago_onasa My brother's learning motorbike, Daou need Jessrimeon yourcompurer? She wants biting her nai Would you like New York? ‘We know all theirsongs,so wedon'e need = the tyrics Tm leaving home next month so need to learn ameal Bo you want __ singer? b Weite sentences or questions with would like Use contractions, he have very long hair[=] — He wouldnt ike so kavewery long hair you / climb a mountai wwe | getup earlier I} learn Mya plane] she / makea shoe fil=] they / gee married 7] 2 b Id love to tive like a poor man, but with lots of money. Pala teasso, Snanish painter VOCABULARY verts that take the infinitive Match the sentences 1-8 to the sentences 3h. 1 Vmbaving some lessons, ira] 1G wet eachlnc WG oO 3 Lhave alot of dresses, i 4 Timplayingtennistomorow, Oo 5 Thar girl is Brazitian so {cantspeakecher, — 6 Weare looking at hotels in the South ef France. (_] 7 Wdontthaverlme tide my homevedksens Ll § tmalnlove with ey boy send o Tltketolearn Portuguese, I promiseco di it acer. {hope to win the match. Wewant co get married, Ve're planning ro go there on holiday. | Prviearningeodrive } Weneed to buy anew one. I decdedl co wear the xed one, PRONUNCIATION sentence stress | Underline the stressed words, Witla yu ihe ts drive a-sports ear? oo Ears and ilove diving ws Why? “B Aecause wart te live a0 my own, ‘Liseen and check. Then listen and repeat ‘the dialogues.4 LISTENING a Listen toa TV presenterimerviewing three ‘people about chings chey wane co do with their lives, What-are their ambitions? 1b SGRELD Listen aguin and weiteT (erue) oF F (false). 1 Dave hada Triumph motorbike when he was younger, —_ Dave hasa giefriend - Sandy is planning tovisie Canada with herboy fiend, Sandy enjoys flying Eddie has tickets to see bis fayourice bund in concert, — Kings of Leon aren’ touring this year cs she owe USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Learn these words and phrases. ambitions embufu recipes /resnpiz’ preferably /prefrobli translate Newna!lew be yourself /oi just | bite your nails but js nett (oe brand) live / } stayawake (stor werk 5 READING Read the text. Answer the questions with J (Jacques), K (Kimberley), ¥ (Yuisnke),or G (Giulio), Things | want to do {id fave to be in Times Squars in New York at ‘midnight on New Year's Evel And Td lke it ta be snowing too - that’s mare remantic. People say that the atmosphar there is amazing. think it would be a great experience, J want to visit the Amazon rainforest. It's such 2 iii and Fascinating place and i'm really. interested in the Willi that lives there, Yale te do trek and gj camping there for three weeks oF $e teben oto impels eperarsand ow The todo something vel exctna meat ranean yivaton wi acots Birope with my twa best friends. |'ve been to the US and Cee ite reer boots Cao {wack si site femur Couette tke oe Cel owt, Big Ben, and the Leaning Tower of Pisa, | read about thon books wher was eeaté would bea dra conetrus oe ela ee tna {fenot very Ey but eto dre areal ‘expensive, classic sports car through the Alps with er aifead nevils men prsengue saat Meeyccat tac monet oem Fat Pune co may have to wait a few years before | can achieve iqereml 1 Which person became incerested in their dream when they were very young? 2. Whowants to be purt of traditional celebration? 3 Whio:needs to buy something bofare they can achieve their dream? 4 Which person would likea bit of adventure? Guess the meaning of the highiighted words: Checie the meaning and promunciation in your dictionary. Qo Oo Oo Oo‘had alife once..now [have a computer: Anonymous Cs 1 GRAMMAR articles 2 VOCABULARY the internet Coretta in eadeanewe isan ierotiem compliment 1 A Wherearethe children? B They're atthe sehool, 1 Allourhorel rooms have _ Wifi (IW-IP) access. PA Mirage! 8 Gergen 2 tvseheperso (PRSE) tanto 3A Whecstcjuiee hea 4A Wharsahae B 4 oye ceesion (NONELI 5 A. How often do you go? B Twice the week. 4 You only need your usernameand your password ro 6 A What animals doyoulike? B- [like the dogs, (GOLN}, TA Howdidyoute? B Byatrain ae 3.4 Woeeiidyoubool? 8 Oninerns 3 Beja etle\ _——____Pewopeae b Complete the text with the an, oF~ 6 sometimes gc inet the (TATHCANEMT) in my emails 7 tneedio_____(RASHECROF) some infomnincign GEST Wake ny pet, 8 Youcan_ _{GGLEGO) the name of che restaurant find out the sddress 9 Theyre goingto (POLUDA)sheir | holiday photos ronighe. 3 PRONUNCIATION werd stress a Underline the stressed syllable m these words. | email network website cost people think that the _intemet isa pes ee ae spatter dcatadiont cone dit fefinridtion anand andtaceie b SERED ie a check, Then listen and repeat emails. At* home, * people ‘can use for entertainment, You can watch ___ music videos, listen to music f vrplay latest conmpuler games one: Tig aléo useful for ® shopping, and you dorithave togoto® __bank you have *___online banking service, However, there are some dangers because there's problem with security. computer virus can break your computer and computer hackers can steal your entity4 READING Read the email. Whatis the relationship between Becky and Joanne? Dear Becky, “Thani for your ema teling mer al the news from home, Fm glad everyone fs well and that you're not missing me too much! Were about halfway through our trip around Europe and we're having a creat tne, We've stayed in four countries +0 far. and now wa'e in Groalia, We've sen to Germany, the Czech Republi, Austra, ane Hungary. We spent ‘three days in Bein where we went onthe fee New Bertin waking four which took ws to the Brandenburg Gate, From Brin wo went to Prague where we spent anather three days seeing the sis. We even watched a ballet one ‘evening in one of Prague's many theetres. Our next stop was Vienna which we found quite excensive. The best pat ‘of our visit was the Schénbrunn Palace, From Vienna we went to Budapest, where we decided 16 relax and enjoy | apa, The weather was beautiful in Budapest, and there is ‘lotto see, We wanted to stay fonger, but it was time for ts to goto Croatia. And hare we are now in Split. Spits ‘lovely place with lots of histor bulldings. We've been to tho beach toda, but unfertunatel it rane — ust our lk! We have one more day in Croatia'and then we're going to ‘et the train ro Venice. We haven't been to italy or Gresce Yet, 90 we're looking forward to the last part of our ip. Matte again when we get to Athens. Unt then, take care ‘nd glve my love to Mum and Dae, Lots of ove sloanne Read the email again and complete the sentences with the words in the box } ‘ballet thebeach theGrenderburg Gate ltalyorGreece the SchanbrunsPalace aspa 1 Jounne bas seen the Branderbury Gate in Bertin, 2 She's warched. in Prague 3. She's visited in Vienna. 4 She'sbeen to Budapest. 5 She'sbeen 0 inSplic 6 She hasn'ebeen to : 5 LISTENING 9 GFEIRD Lsen so ourspeater ling show ferent places they have heen to, Where dil they go? When? Where? When Speaker] | Speaker? | Speaker} Speaker 4 b SBIR Listen again. Who,.? T did anextreme'sport Speaker a Aainadeagerees aided’ —Sprater C] , 3 wookpartinalocaleclebratior Speaker C] | a aba Spee LI) USEFUL WORDS AND PHRASES Lean these wordsand phrases. recently /risnli romaatie Let's fongert, TW series: win (ucup or medal) 0) Hes get wOne Ring to rule them all, One Ring tofind therm, (One Ring to bring them all and in the darkness bind ther. FromThe Fellowship af the Bing by 1R R Toten, British author \\ 12C The English File questionnaire } ‘ 2 1. GRAMMAR ‘evisio: 9 yowever a famons person? (meet) i : ” 10, Last night my husband — dinner: Correct the mistakes in the second sentence 11 Lthinkie tonight. (rin) 1 Those are herchildven. They is very young 12 Whit rime_____yousually__tobed Theses 7 ae weekend? (G9) Jim lives inthe city cence, Your Aatis very big 13 Myboyfeiend —__foorhallacehe moment. (yy) oa EL 4 We__towork yesterday. (ae walk) ‘5 Twent shopping yesterday, Fought ashiremew. 15 Whi yourdaughrer__today? (a) 16 1 mever___—_ that baok, bur i ike co, 4, That's Sophie: She's the girlfriend of Ryan. (ceaay ay on August 2 VOCABULARY revision: word groups job Shealwaysisiate. —-—-@ Cire] the won chat different ——— - = 1 Hungary Cfapanese>) Turkey China | 7 Idon'r like karaoke. eanteosing, 2 Egypt Switzerland Asia.—-Mexico —________ — 3 tall expensive dark mn 8 My boyfriend isla. 'm waiting for he, aie, ‘files cae Gos } 9) Were ding dhe housework, Wedon'tmind cl S mune dlaghter. niece’ brother 6 spring cluuly snowy windy 10 Gurgarden is small Fhere arent vome plans 7 fireplace cupboard soft_—_tchen a 8 mushroom strawberries onion peas 11 The hovel was full There wasa lof guests 9 chemist’s departmenestare bridge shopping ll TayRGAyTelorearm ocoebonibi ieee selec oa ee Timmeare older than you. 2t a i il 3 Monday, Tuesday, 14. dont ovodes They fe the more dangerous arias 4 First second, ais iS 5 morning. afternoon, — 15 Hannali likes languages. She speaks German good. tes 16 My sister has a good job, She's engineet. 7 aE ee —————— y ee i ne July, 9 sect, mine 1b _Lookar the time expressions and complete the sentences swith the correct farm ofthe verbs. Use the presencsimple, 10 =¥r eek ————___— present continuous, past simple, present perfect, or © Complete the phrases with verbs. ‘be going to. 1 Mista to music ot photos 1 Wenever have pizza for dinner. have) 2d exercise © 7m anoise 2 Caitlin ____thedogforawalktwiceaday.(eske) 3s holo 82 alressed — yourfriendslastweekend?ee) 4 h_———ashower, © 9 h_twoehildrem 4 They Tomorrow because fack sill (notexnne) 5 shat re ae 5 youever to South America? (be) — me } 6 yourson_____todrivemext year? (Jeten) 7 ‘meat every day. (90% eat) 8 — alm nexe Saturday. (50)3 PRONUNCIATION revision: sounds a Gre the word witha different sound. 1 fieh dirty big 2 bread peas meat cafe black fat BD | s money oset sector A SEs round short bousnt 7 cook food good @ who do go tired thirsty nurse 1a oat helt bret jie fo TSRET 2 pd ste at train BB Jaz tay: ceri b AGAR Listen and check © Underline the stressed sylable 1 hospital 7 Sian 2 exlpenksive 8 Auigase 3 malgaizine 9 difficult 4 headphones 10. muisieian 5 administrator 11 garage 6 engineer 12 aainas 4 SGPERED Listen and check. 4 READING Read thearticle and answer the questions. FHE FILMS In The Lord ofthe Rings trogy have had abig impact on ‘New Zealand. The country hes become ‘Middle Earth’ to mary of the people wna have seen tne fims. This comes as no surprise to the fy director Peter Jackson, who Isin fact a New Zealander. He chose his home country because he knew that the varity of different landscapes mag New Zealand the best place to shoot the fim. “Jackson anc hs teem looked! over the whole country for the most beauitel t appropriate areas. The rolinghils of Matamata became Hobbiton, ga whore Bibo Baggins ves, and the volzanic region of Maunt “transformed into the Nery Mount Doom, where Sauron frst ations Jackson used are National Parks or oo “de I as Who directed The Lovd ofthe Rings films? Whoreisthe director from? Why did he choose New Zesland? Which area did they use ro create Mount Doom? How many different locations did they usein taeal? ‘What was the problem with some of the locations? Hove did they solve the problem? ‘Which locations from the films can tourists vsit today? 5 LISTENING AGEESTD Listen to anadvert fora day teip anc complete the noves _ Lord of the Pings Edoras Tour Dearie fe. hich Sam. aay Flue ine Cscarel* Free Tears. a Bestnaton (dere) Chron. *$Sree 1 GRAMMAR 3 Rare Byoute dis Shes Gabe ies Bis Sits (are. twee Hare ASyoure Mehey 18 theyre b aThayce Bowe tee $8 GTheyie Were Youre 2 VOCABULARY a Thursday 4 Monday 7 Tueaday 5 6 Wednendiy 2 tole, Fomeeen, sateen 5 sightoon,sevenoen, siete 4 clever tsreen fifteen © Nice. mect 2h ame, Pad Flom, you 4 mb U2 See youu Fda 1 No,not Friday. Satumlay! 4 Sorry. 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