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UNIT 1 9 'm/tam a good
UNIT 3
} — I'm not/Iam not agood | 31
" swimmer. 2 Wis waiting
3 ition es not 10 Tm/Tam interested in 3 re/are playing
pa football. or 4 He'/He is lying
Simoes Pm not/l am not 5 They're/They are having
you aren't / you're not interested in football 6 She'/She is sitting
12
: 32
2mm 6 a UNIT 2 2 vis cooking
is is. are ay 3 e/are standing
Gare 8 “m/am...is . 4
te DF 6E ‘vis swimming
3H 3B 5 Te/are saying
e ac a1 6 is having
Bem stam SA 9D 7 ‘e/are building
3 He's / He is 22 8 'm/am going
4 they / they are :
Shee 3° Is your job interesting? ews
Se vare {Anite shomsopen taday2 [> She®/She s siting on the
9 Shee’ She 5 Where you fom? |g Sorin
tee 6 Are you interested in ¢ is'e/She’ not
8 eres / Here ae reading «book.
14 7 Is the post office near 5 She isn't/She's not
Example answers here? playing the piano.
1 My name is Robert. 8 Are your children at 6 She’s/She is. laughing,
2. fm from Australia, School? 7 She'She s wearing 2
3 hm 9) Why are you late? at
Pins gardene. yarsyouns 8 She isnt/She's not
5 My Gvourite colours are | 25, ‘writing 2 Teter.
black and white. 2. Wheres /- Where is 34
3 3 How old are
6 Tm interested in plant. ae ee 3 Tim siting on a chair. or
ia 5 Whats / What is Em not sitting on a chair
2 They'te /They are cold, | 6 Who’ / Who is 4 Tim eating. or
3 He’ / He is hot. 7 What colour are 5 heer cating
4 Hes / Heb ata. 5 I mining. or
3 Thy / They are 24 It isn't raining. / Its not
honey. 2 Ar you American? «Tine
eis ange 3 How old are you? ’'m learning English
6 Shes / She is angry: 4 Are you a teacher? 7m listening to music.
16 5 Are you married? Pm not listening to music.
2 Tes/teis windy today. or | & Is your wife a lawyer? 8 The sun is shining. or
Itisn'/Tes not” windy 7 Wheres/Where is she ‘The sun isnt shining.
today from? 9. Bim wearing shoes. oF
3. My hands are cold. or 8 Whats/What is her name? I'm not wearing shoes
My hands aren't/are not | 9 How old is she? 10 Pm not reading a
cold. nevispaper.
25
4 Brazil is a very big .
coats 2 Yestam. or Nomnot, | yNtT4
5 Diamonds aren't/are not a ie
then (Nout / Noises Yt |
6 Toronto isn'y/is not in che es they are. oy 2 Are you going now?
ie 7 No, they aren't / No, 3 iit ining? |
they'e not 4 Are you enjoying the film? {
8 P'm/Lam hungry. or
Fm not/I am not hungry. |? Yee 5 Is that clock working?
Nolitiint./ No,ies nor. | 6 Areyou walang fora bus?
6 Yes, 1am. or No, I'm not. ne storeKey to Exercises
42
‘Where is she going?
What are you eating?
Why are you crying?
What are they looking at?
Why is he laughing?
3
‘Are you listening to me?
Where are your Iriends
going?
‘Are your parents watching
television?
6 What is Jessica cooking?
bug ausun
7 Why aré you looking at
8 Is the bus coming?
44
2 Yes, Lam. or No, I'm not
3 Yes, Lam, or No, I'm not,
4 Yes itis, or
No, it isn't. / No, its not
5 Yes, Lam. or No, I'm not,
6 Yes, 1am. or No, Pm not
UNITS
Sa
2 thinks 5 has
3 flies 6 finishes
4 dances
82
2 live
3 She eats
4 He plays
53
Dopen 7
3 closes 8 cost
4 teaches 9 boils
5 meet 10 like... likes
6 washes
5d
2’ L never go to the cinema,
3 Mattina always works
hard.
4 Children usually like
chocokite.
5 Julia always enjoys parties.
6 often forget people’
Tim never watches
8 We usually have dinner at
7.30.
9 Jenny always wears nice
clothes,
5.6
Example answers:
2 I sometimes read in bed.
3 Lofien get up before
7 o'elock.
4 Lnever go to work by bus,
5 Lusually drink two cups of
coffee in the morning,
UNIT 6
61
2 Jane doesn't play the piano
very wel
They don’t know my
phone number,
We don't work very hard.
He doesnt have a bath
every day
6 You dont do the same
thing every day.
62
2. Kate doesn’t like classical
ike (or T don't like)
classical music
3. Ben and Sophie don't like
boxing,
Kate likes boxing.
Tike (or T don't like)
boxing.
4 Ben and Sophie like
horror films,
Kate doesn’t like horror
films.
Llike (or I don't like)
hostor films,
63
Example answers
2 I never go to the theatre,
3 I don't ride a bicycle very
often.
4 T never eat in restaurants
5. often travel by train,
64
2 doesn't use
3 don’t go
4 doesn't wear
5 don't know
6 doesn't cost
7 don't see
65
3 don't know
4 doesn’t talk
5 drinks
6 don't believe
8
like
doesn't eat
UNIT?
1A
2' Do you play tennis?
3 Does Lucy live near here?
4 Do Tom’ friends play
tennis? / Do they play
5. Does your brother speak
English? / Does he speak
ish?
6 Do you do yoga every
7 Does Paul often go away? /
Does he ofen go away?
8 Do you want v0 be
famous?
9 Docs Anna work hank? /
Does she work hard?
72
3. How offen do you watch
Tv?
4 What do you want for
dinner?
5 Do you like football?
6 Does your brother like
football?
7. What do you do in your
fice time?
8 Where does your sister
work?
9. Do you often go to the
10 What does this word
11. Does it often snow here?
12 What time do you aswally
go to bed?
13 How much does it cost to
phone New York?
14 What do you usually have
for breakfast?
73
2 Do you enjoy / Do you
like
3. do you start
4 Do you work
5 do you go
6 does he do
7 does he teach
8 Does he enjoy / Does he
like
74
2 Yes, do. or No, don’t
3 Yes Ido. or No, I dont.
4 Yes, it does. or No, it
docsn*.
3 Yes,do. or No, I dont.UNIT 8
at
2' No, she isn’t
Yes, she does.
She's playing the piano.
3. Yes, he does.
Yes, he is,
He’ cleaning a window.
4 No, they aren.
Yes, they do.
They teach,
a2
2 don't 6 do
3 are 7 does
4 docs 8 doesn't
5 Vis... don't
83
4 is singing
5 She wants
6 do you read
7 youre siting
8 I don't understand
9 Vm going ... Ace you
10 does your father finish
11. T'm not listening
12 He¥/He is cooking
13 doesn’t usually drive
usually walks
14 doesnt like ... She prefers
UNIT 9
ot
2 he’s gor
3 they've gor
4 she hasn't gor
5 its gor
6 T haven't got
9.2
2 He’ gor a computer. or
He has a computer.
3. He hasn't got a dog. or
He doesn't have a dog,
4 He hasn't got a mobile
phone. or
He doesn't have a mobile
phone.
5 He’ got a watch. or
He has a watch
6 He’ got two brothers and
He has two brothers and a
7 Ue got a computer. / 1
have a computer. or
Thaven’t got a computer. /
I don’t have a computer.
8 Tye got a dog. / [have a
dog. or
Thaven’t got a dog. / 1
don’t have a dog.
9 Pye gota bike. / Ihave a
bike. or
Uhaven't got a bike, / 1
don't have a bike.
10 (Example answer) Pve gor a
brother and a siser.
9.3
3" He's got a new job.
4 They haven't got much
5 Have you got an umbrella?
6 We've gota lot of work to
do.
7 [ haven’e gat your phone
number
B Flas your futher got a car?
9) How much money have
we got?
94
3. & got / has got (or has)
4 haven't got (or don't have)
5 ve go / have gor (or
have)
6 haven't got (or don't
have)
7 hasn't got (or doesn’t
have)
95
3 have got four wheels or
have four wheels
4S got / has got alot of
friends or
has a lot of fiends,
haven't got a key or
don't have a key
has gor six legs or
has six legs
7 haven't got much time or
don't have much time
6
UNIT 10
10.1
2 Jack and Kate were at/in
the cinema.
3. Sue was at the station.
4 Mrand Mrs Halll were
in/at a restaurant.
5 Ben was on the beach /
fon a beach / at the beach /
ac the seaside
6 (Example answer) 1 was at
Key to Exercises
10.2
2 is... was 6 e/are
3 mam 7 Was
4 was B was
Swere 9 are... were
103
4 ‘Were Kate and Bill at the
party? ‘Kate was there,
but Bill wasn’t! or
“Kate wasn’t there, but
Bill was.
6 weren't... were
10.4
2. Was your exam dificult?
3. Where were Sue and
4
ach was your new
5 Why were you angry
yesterday
6 Was the weather nice last
week?
na
2 opened
3 started ... finished
4 wanted
5. happened
6 cuined
7 enjoyed
8 died
2
2ew 8
3 phyed 9 copied
4 paid 10 knew
5 visted 11 put
6 bought 12 spoke
stayed
u3
2 gor 9 checked
3 had 10 had
4 left 11 waited
5 drove 12 departed
6 got 13 arrived
7 parked 14 cook
8 walkedKey to Exercises:
Ma UNIT 13 6 Did your eeam win
3 met her friends 134 7 id you Break wo
bought two newspapers 2 Jack and Kate were at the plvee a kicked h
3 went tothe cine” Senthey wore |g BME, Fete
6 we an onmge watching a tlm 8 Did you see -- was
7 hada shower 3. Tim was in his car. He wa 9° were ee a
B came (to see us) dsiving, 10 Tost sn did you
4 Tracey was at the station sinbed
Ws Shea ting or stoned
Example answers: ean
2-1 got up late yesterday 5 Mrand Mrs Hall were in. J UNIT 1S
3 Tet some fends the park. They were 15.1
junchtime walking Phe tas/She's
4 Trento the sperma, | 6 (Esp aue)wac ins | She rar/She’ closed the
phoned lot of people caté.T was having adrink | 3 ‘They
ving a dria ey have/They've gone
6 Lost my keys with some friends. ine Thos &
ate 132 4 Heh‘ sopped ining
Fe us plies ex 5 He has/He's had a
playing tennis
124 3 she was reading a/the shower,
2° didn't work 4 didn't have newspaper 6 The picture has fallen
3 didn't go. 5 didntdo | 4 she was cooking (lunch) down
5. she was having breakfast 152
122 6 she was cleaning the
373d you enjoy the parg? she was cleaning th 2°%\e bought / have bought
3. Did you have a good 5 § gone / has gone
nae! ia3 4 Have you seen
4 Did you finish work easly? | 2 What were you doing, 5 hes broken
5 Did you sleep well hst [3 Wasitrsining & we told / have told
ihe Why ws Sue ving 7 even
5 Was Tim wearing vent seen
23 8 9. has she gone
2 'T got up before To'clock. J 134 10 ve forgotten / have
or I didn’t get up before [| 2 He was carrying a bag. forgotten
7 o'clock. 3 He wasn't going to the 11 Sinvited / has invited
3 Thad a shower. or dentist. 12 Have you decided
I didnt have a shower, 4 Hee was eating an ice 13 haven't rold
4 Tbought a magazine, or ream "ve read / have read
1 didn't buy a magizine. 5 He wasn't carrying an
3 Tate meat. or wambrel, UNIT 16
J didn't eat meat. 6 He wasn't going home
6 Lwent to bed before 7 He was wearing a hat. 161
10.30. ar Ididnt goto | 8 He wasnt riding a bicycle, | 2 He8/He has just got up
bed before 10.30, a reyes They have just
bought a car
12.4 Wis 4, The race has just started
2 did you ative 141
3 Did you win 1 happened ... was painting
& did you go ll panens ve/they have already
5 did ie cos 2 arrived ... got... were seen it
6 Did you yo to bed lite etn 3 T've/T have already
7 Did you have a nice time } 3. was walking .., met phoned him,
8 did it happen / did that was going «was carrying | 1 He8/He has already gone
iappen \opped tavay)
ia 5 ['ve/I have already read it
128 14.2 6 She'W/She has aleeady
2 bought 6 didn’t have 2 was studying started (i). -
3 Didit rain 7 did you do | 3 did the post arrive
4 didn't stay 8 didn’t know came ... was having 183
3 Spened ae 2 The bus has just gone.
See aeiving 3 The eran hasn’e lee yee
4 He hasn't opened it yet,
stopped ... wasn't driving5 They’ve/They have just
finished their dinner
6 Ir hasn’t stopped raining
vee
16.4
2 Have you met your new
neighbours yer?
3 Have you paid your phone
Dill yer?
4 Has Tom/he sold his car
yet?
UNIT 17
WA
3
Have you ever been to
‘Australia?
4 Have you ever lost your
passport?
5 Have you ever flown in a
helicopter?
6 Have you ever won a race?
7 Have you ever been to
jew York?
8. Have you ever driven a
bus?
9) Have you ever broken
your leg?
172
Hew:
2 She'’s/She has been to
Australia once.
3 She’s/She has never won
4 She'/She has flown in a
helicopter a few times.
You (example answers):
5 I've/T have never been to
New York,
6 ['ve/T have played tennis
many times.
7 ve/l have never deiven a
lorry
8 Pye/have been hate
work a few times.
172
2-6
She'v/She has done a lot of
interesting things.
She'/She has travelled all
ret the world. oF
She's/She has been all over
the world.
She'/She has been married
three times,
She'/She has’ written ten
books.
She'/She has met a lot of
inceresting people.
74
‘gone
been ... been
bee
gone
been
eon
‘gone
UNIT 18
18.1
have been
has been
have lived / have been
living
hnas worked / has been
18.2
2. How long have they been
there? of... been in
Braal?
3. How long have you
known her? or
known Amy?
4 How long has she been
learning ftahian’
5 How long bas he lived in
Canada? / How long has
he been living ... 2
6 How long have you been
a teacher?
How long has it been
‘ining?
18.3
2 She has lived in Wales all
her life,
3. They have been on
holiday since Sunday.
4 The sun has been shining
all day,
5. She has been waiting for
6 He has had a beard since
he was 20.
18.4
2 Tknow
3 I've known
4 have you been waiting
5 works
6 She has been reading
7 have you lived
8 Eve had
9 is... He has been
Key to Exercises
UNIT 19,
19.1
3 for 6 for
4 since 7 for
S since 8 for... since
19.2
Example answers
2A year ago.
3 A few weeks ago,
4 Two hours ago.
5 Six months ago,
193
3 for 20 years
420 years ago
5 an hour ago
6 a few days ago
7 for six months
8 fora long time
19.4
2. Jack has been here since
Tuesday.
3 [es been raining for an
hour,
4 I've known Sue since
2002.
5 Claire and Matthew have
been married for six
months,
6 Liz has been studying
medicine (at university)
for three years,
7 David has playod / Davie
has been playing the
piano since he was seven,
years old
19.6
Example ansives:
I've lived in. all my life
2 Tve been in the same job
for ten years.
3. I've been learning English
for six months
4 Pe known Charis for a
Jong time,
had a headache since |
0 up this morning
UNIT 20,
20.1
2 L seared (i)
3 they arrived
4 she wene (away)
5 [wore itKey to Exercises
288
20.2
3 finished
+ OK
5. did you finish
6 OK
7 Steve's grandmother)
died
8 Where were you / Where
did you go
203
3 played
did you go
Have you ever met
wasn't
Shas visited
switched
lived
10 haven't been
204
1 Did you have
2. Have you seen
went
haven't seen
3 has worked / has been
working
worked
didn’t enjoy
4 "ve/have seen
"ve/have never spoken
Have you ever spoken
met
UNIT 21
aa
3. Glass is made from sand,
4 Stamps are sold in a post
office
5 This room isn't used very
often
6 Are we allowed to park
here?
7 How is this word
pronounced?
9) The house was painted last
mouth.
10 My phone was stolen a
few days ago.
Three people were injured
in the accident,
12 When was this bridge
built?
13 I wasn’t woken up by the
14 How were these windows
broke
15. Were you invited to Jon’s
party lase week?
22
2
3
Football is played in most
Why was the letter sent
Where cats are
repaired.
Where were you born?
How many languages are
spoken ...?
but nothing was
When was the bicy
invented?
were damaged
was given
are shown
were invited
was made
was stolen... was found
214
2
3
4
Sally was born in
Manchester.
Her parents were born in
Ireland.
Las bors in
‘My moter was born in
UNIT 22
22.4
2
3
4
A bridge is being buile
The windows are being
cleaned,
The grass is being cut,
22.2
3
4
6
The window has been
broken.
The roof is being
repaired.
The car has been
damaged
‘The houses are being
knocked down.
The trees have been cut
down,
They have been invited
toa party,
22.3
has been repaired
was repaired:
are made
‘were they built
Is the computer being
used (or Is anybody using.
the computer)
8 are they called
9) were stolen
10 was damaged ... hasn't
been repaired
UNIT 23
23.1
3 are
4 Does
3 Do
61s
23.2
2 don't
7 do
Bis
9 does
10 Are
3 "m/am not
4 isn't
5 don't
5 doesn't
7 “m/am not
8 aren't / re not
233
2 Did
Has
did
234
3 Have
4 are
23.5
3 eaten
8 Has
9 did
10 have
6 verhave
8 vas
9 has
8 understand
4 enjoying 9 listening,
5 damage
ed 10 pronounced
6 use 11 open
7 gone
UNIT 24
241
3 gor 10 happened
4 brought 11 heard
5 paid 12 put
6 enjoyed 13 caught
7 bought 14 watched
8 sat 15 understood
9 left
242
2 began begun
3 ate eaten
4 drank drunk
5 drove driven
6 spoke spoken
7 wrote written
8 came come
9 knew known
10 took takenLL went gone
12 gave given
13 threw thrown
14 forgor forgotten
24.3
3 slepe
4 saw
5 rained
6 lost... seen
7 stolen
8 went
9 finished
10 built
11 learnt/learned,
12 ridden’
13 known.
14 fell... huet
15 tan... run
24.4
2 wold 8 spoken
3 won 9 cost
4 met 10 driven
5 woken up 1 sold
6 swam 12 flew
7 thought
UNIT 25
25.1
2 Richard is going to the
3 Rachel is mecting Dave.
4 Karen is having lunch
with K
5 Tom and Sue are going to
8 party
252
2 Are you working next
week?
3 What are you doing
4 What time are your
friends coming?
5. When is Liz going on
holiday?
253
Example answers
3 Pm going away at the
weekend,
4m playing basketball
evening,
6 I'm going to the cinema
‘on Thursday evening,
25.4
3 She's getting
4 are gong
going
5 finishes
6 I'm not going
7 I'm going ... We're
meeting
you getting ... leaves
9. does the film begin
10 are you doing ... I'm
working,
are they
UNIT 26
26.1
2 Tm going to have a bath,
3 I'm going to buy a car
4 We'e going to phy
foorball
26.2
3. 'm/am going to walk
4 Vis going to stay
5 Tm/am going to cat
6 ‘te/are going to give
7. /is going to lie down
8 Are you going to watch
9 is Rachel going to do
26.3
2 The shel is going to fall
(own),
3 The car is going to urn
(righ)
4 Hes / He is going to
kick the bal
26.4
Example answers
1 P'm going to phone Maria
this evening,
2 I’m going to get up early
3. I'm going to buy some
shoes tomorrow.
UNIT 27
274
2 she'll be 5 she’
3 she was 6 she was
4 she'll be 7 she'll be
272
Example answers
2 I'll be at home,
3 I'll probably be in bed,
4-Tllbe at work
5 I don't know where I'l
be,
Key to Exercises
273
2 Wwill 5: “A will
3 woat 6 /will
4 wont 7 won't
214
3 I think we'll win the
game.
4 Tdon't think Tl be here
5 [think Suc will like her
present,
6 I don’t think they'll get
7 I don’t think you'll enjoy
the film,
275
2 are you doing
3 They'e going
4 will lend
3 I'm goin
6 will phone
7
8
9
He's working
Will you
are coming
UNIT 28
28.1
2 Tlsend 5 ll do
3 Theat 6 Pll stay
4 Ullsic 7 Flshow
28.2
2 [think Pll have
3 I don’ think I'll play
4/ [think [U buy
5 I don’t think I'l buy
28.3
2 Tildo
3 watch
4 Fil go
5 is going to buy
6 Mlgive
7 Are you doing... I'm
going
8 Tm working.
28.4
2 Shall I tuen 0
television?
3 Shall I make some
sandwiches?
4 Shall Turn on the light?
FFehe
28.5
2 where shall we go?
3. what shall we buy?
4 who shall we invite?Key to Exercises
unit 29
29.1
2 [might sce you tomorrow:
3 Sarah might forget to
phone.
It might snow today
I might be late tonight.
Mark might not be here
next wicek,
7 I might not have time to
29.2
2 T might go away.
3 Emighr see her on
4 Tmight have fish
5 I might get/take a xi. or
go by asi
6 Tmight buy a new car.
293
3. He might gee up early
4 He ign't/ He's not
working comortow
5 He might be at home
tomortow morning,
6 He might watch
7 He’ going out in the
aftersioon,
8. He might go shopping,
29.4
Example answers:
1 I might read a newspaper,
2 L might go out with some
friends in the evening.
3. Tmight have an egg for
breakfast,
UNIT 30
30.1
2 Can you ski?
3 Can you play chess?
4 Can you run ten
kilometres?
5 Can you drive (a cat)?
6 Can you ide (a horse)?
7 Vean/ean't swim,
8 I can/ean't ski,
9 I can/can't play ches.
10 L can/can't run ten
kilometres
IL I can/ean't drive (a cat),
2 I can/ean't ride (a horse).
290
30.2
2eamsee 4 cant find
3 cantthear 5 can speak
303
2 couldn't cat
cant decide
couldn't find
can’t go
couldn't go
0.4
Can/Could you pass the
salt (please)?
3 Can/Could you tum off
phone number (lease)?
‘Could [look at your
nivrspaper (pease)? or
Can/Coutd have a look
at your newspaper (please)?
Could use your pen
(please?
UNIT 31
a
2 muse meet
3 mst wash
4 must learn
5 mauve go
& muse win
7 must be
312
2Tmust 5 Thad to
3 Thad t© 6 Thadto
4 Imust 7 I must
313
don't need to hurry
mustn't lose
don't need to wait
mustn't forget
6 don’t need to phone
B
D
>
31s
3 don't need to
4 had to
5 must
6 mustn'e
7 must
8 had to
9 don't need to
10 rausen't
UNIT 32,
32.1
3
3
6
You should go
You should eat
you should visie
you should wear
6 You should take
322
2
3
He should’. ext so much,
She shouldn't work so
hard.
He shouldn’ drive so fast.
323
2 Do you think I should
learn (to drive)?
Do you think I should get
another job?
Do you think I should
invite Gary (to the party)?
324
3
3
6
7
8
T think you should sel i
[think she should have a
holiday,
T don't think they should
get married
Tdon't think you should
go t0 work.
Tthink he should go to
the doctor
T don’t think we should
stay there,
32.6
Example answers
3
4
T think everybody should
have enough food
think people should
drive more carefully.
I don't think the police
should carry guns
Tthink T should take more
UNIT 33,
33.1
2
3
4
6
have to do
has to read
have to speak
has co eravell
have to hit
332
2
3
4
5
have to go
had to buy
have to change
had to answer33.3
2 did he have to wait
3 does she have to go
4 dig you have to pay
5 do you have to do
33.
doesn’t have to wait
didn’t have to get up early
doesn’t have (© work (60)
hard.
5 don’t have te leave now
33.5
3 have to pay
4 had to borrow
5. must stop or have to stop
(both are corre)
6 has co meer
7 amuse tell or have to tell
(Goth are covet)
33.6
2 T have to go to work every
dy.
3 Thad to go to the dentist
yesterday:
4 T have co go shoppin
UNIT 34
341
2 Would you like an apple?
3. Would you like some
coffee? / ...a cup of
coffee?
4 Would you like some
27... piece of
5 Would you like a
sandwich?
6 Would you like some
cake? /... a piece of cake?
34.2
2 Would you like to play
3. Would you like to come
co a concert next week?
4 Would you like to borrow
my umbrella?
343
2 Do you like
‘Would you like
would you like
Would you like
Tike
would you like
Would you like
Do you like
10 Fd like
1 Ya like
12 do you like
UNIT 35
35.1
3 Don't buy
+ Smile
Don't sit
6 Have
‘forget
9 Don't drop
35.2
2 lets take a taxi
3 lets watch TV
4 lets go to a restaurant
5 lets wait a lite
35.3
3 No, ler not go out. or
No, don't let go out.
4 No, don't close the
window.
5 No, don’t phone me
(conight)
& No,let’s not wait for Andy
or No, don’t let’ wait for
Andy:
7 No, don’t turn on the
light.
B Nolet’ not go by bus. or
No, don't lets go by bus.
UNIT 36
36.1
2. He used to play football,
3. She used to be a taxi
Sriver.
4 They used to live in che
5 He used to wear gasses,
6 This building used so be a
hotel
36.2
26
She used to play volleybai,
She used to go out most
evenings. / She used 0
go out lot,
She used to play the
‘euitar
She used to read a lot. /
She used to like reading,
She used to go away two
‘or three times a year: /
She used to travel a lot.
Key to Exercises
36.3
used to have
used to be
go / travel
Used t0 eat
watches
used to live
get
10 did you use to play
UNIT 37
374
3. There’/There is a
hospital.
4 There isn’t a swimming,
pool.
5 There are two cinemas
6 ‘There isn’t a university
7 There aren't any big
hotels
372
Example answers
3 There is a university in
4 There are a loc of big shops.
5 There isn’t an airport.
6 There aren't many
fctories.
37.3
2 There'/There is
3 is there
4 There ate
5 are there
6 There isn’t
7 Is there
8 Are there.
9 There’ / There is
There aren't
374
26
There are eight planets in
the solar system,
There ae fifeen players in
a rugby team
There are ewenty-six
Jewers in the English
alphabet.
There are thirty days in
eptember
Thhete are fiky states in the
USA.
375
2 Tes
3 There's
& There’... Isic
5 Is there «.. shere’s
6 Its
7 Is theeKey to Exer
eS
UNIT 38 395 UNIT 41
2 Irs nice to see you again.
13 impossible wo work in | 41-1
ere was a carpet ope 2 Doyou? 5 Dok
were three pictures J g Wem make friends, | 3 Didi’ you? 6 Did she?
4 There was a smal table 5 Its incresting to viie 4 Doesn't she?
5 te were some fers differene places. rr
§ There were some books [tes dangerous to go out A you? 8 Arent you?
alone 4 Cant she? 9 Did you?
5 Were you? 10 Does she?
38.2 UNIT 40 6 Didn't you? 11 Won't you?
3 There was 7 Asthere? 12 isn't?
8 There was a sof
ve 40.1
ikea De 5 will 413
5 chere weren't .
ore Bcan 6 vas 2 yen’ the
‘There wasn't ie «they
Were there as 3 wasn she
There wasn't 402 4 haven't you
There was 2 "not 5 isnt $ don't you
there weren't 3 werent 6 hasnt 6 does he
havent 7 won't you
oi a4
2 There are 403 a
3 There was 3 docsn't 6 docs Bare you 6 didnt she
Techs | o,f cet 4 cant you & docs she
> been on There was | SAH dite 5 do you 9 will you
6 cheve was 40.4
7 chere will be Example answer: unit 42
8 there were... there are 2 like sport, but my sister
9 There have been doesn't 4s ain
there will be or there 3 I don’t cae meat, but Jenn ther 5 either
4 Tm American, but my 40 7 0
UNIT 39 | husband isnt. ha
39.1 5 T haven't been to Japan, Esa
but Jenny has.
Pik cold. 3 es mowing 3 So have L
S ievwindy, 6 Wedowy” | 40. 4 Sodol
4 les sunny/fine. oF $05 ig 3 So will
Teva nie day yen Ths & Sous
has 9 hasn't 7 Neither can I
392 bee & Neither id
2 Wes / Iris é did TI might 9 Neither have I
Sit 10. Neither am
4 isi... its / iris 40.6 11 Neither do L.
3 lies 2 Mest have._ or
6 tie Nov haven't 42.3
7 isit 3 Yes,1do. or No,Idon’. |! Soam 1. .
8 IG / Iris $ Merde or Motdon’. [3 Socan lor Lean
316 / les SRS RE oy Noteiomt. 73 Neuer am 1. er Tam
6 YesIdo. or No,Idon'. | 4 So dol. or I dont.
» 7 Yes, Lwill. or Nol won't | 5 Neither dot. or I do,
FP itow frist fom the 7 Yet will oF No Cea or ian
| Holo bot ¥en 3 Newer have Ler
How tari i from New on
9 Met did, oF Nowt
York «9 Washington? ves 8 Neither do Lor Td
4 How far is it from your: . 9 SoamL. or I’m not.
9 10 Yost was. oF Not :
Ine tothe spore Yen 10 Neabec hove Loy
soa Deve
U1 Neither did 1. or I did,
fk oe 12 Sodol. or I dont.
Hilt Ke 7 te... chere
5 There 8 It2 They aren’t / They'ee not
mareied,
3. haven't bad dinner
4 It isn’t cold today.
5. We won't be hae.
6 You shouldn’e go.
432
Tdon't like cheese
3 They didn’t understand,
4. He doesn’t live here
5 Don't go awiy!
6 I didn’ do the shopping,
aa
2 They haven't arrived.
I didn't go to the bank.
4 He doesn’t speak German,
5 angry.
6 He won's be pleased.
7 Don't phone ine tonight
8
9
10
We werer
Ie didn’t rain yesterday
T couldn't hear them.
I don’t believe you.
43.4
2 "minor /am not
3 can't
+ doesn’t
5 isn’t / * not
6 don’t... haven't
7 Don't
B didn't
9 haves
10 won’
UL didn't
32 weren't
13. hasn't
14 shouldn't / mustn't
st born in
London,
4 He doesn’t like London,
5 Heit like co live in the
country
He can drive
He hasn't got a car:
He doesn’t res
newspapers.
9 He isn’t interested in
politics.
10. He watches TV most
11 He didn’t watch TV last
night
12. He went out last night,
UNIT 44
aat
3 Were you late this
4 Has Kate got a key?
5 Will you be here
6 Is Paul going out this
7 Do you like your job?
8 Does Nicole live near
hese?
9. Did you enjoy the film?
10 Did you have a good
holiday?
442
2 Do you use it aloe?
3. Did you use it yesterday?
4 Do you enjoy driving?
5. Are you a good drives
6 Have you ever had an
443
3 What are the children
doing?
4 How is cheese made?
3 Js your sister coming t0
the part
6 Why don't you tell the
truth?
7 Have your guests arrived
yer?
8 What time does your train
k
9 Why didn’t Emily go t
10. Was your car damaged in
444
3 What are you reading?
4 What time did she go (to
bed)?
5 When ate they going (on
holiday)?
6 Where did you sce him?
7 Why can’t you come (to
the party)?
8 Where has she gon
9 How much (money) do
10 Why doesn't she like you?
11 How often does it rain?
12 When did you do i? /
the shopping?
Key to Exercises
2 What fell off
3 Who wants to see me?
4 Who took your umbrella? /
Who took it?
5 What made you ill?
6 Who is / Who's coming?
45.2
3 Who did you phone?
4 What happened lase nighe?
5 Who knows the answer?
6 Who did the washing-up?
7 What did Jane do? / What
did she doz
8 What woke you up?
9 Who saw the accident?
10 Who did you see?
IL Who has got your pen? /
Who has go it? or
Who's got... 2
Whit does this word
mean? / What docs it
453
2 Who phoned you ?
What did she want?
3 Who did you ask?
What did he say?
4 Who got married
Who told yor
Who did you mes
‘What did she tell you?
6 Who won?
‘Whar did you do (after the
game)?
7 Who gave you a/the book?
What did Catherine give
UNIT 46
46.1
2 What are you looking for?
3. Who did you go to the
cinema with?
4 What/Who was the filtn
about?
5. Who did you give the
6 Who was the book writen
by?Key to Exercises
46.2
2 What are they looking a?
3. Which restaurant is he
going to?
4 What are they talking
about?
5. What is she listening to?
6 Which bus are they
waiting for?
46.3
2 Which hotel did you stay
ae
3 Which (football) ceam
dloes he play for?
4 Which school did you go
46.4
2 What is the food like?
3. What are the people like?
4 What is the weather like?
46.5
2 What was the film like?
3 What were the lessons
like?
4 What was the hotel like?
UNIT 47
aa
3 What colour is it?
4 What time did you get
op?
5 What ype of music do
you like?
6 What kind of car do you
want (to buy)?
412
2 Which coat
3 Which film/movie
4 Which bus
473
3 Which 8 Who
4 What 9 What
5 Which 10 Which
6 What 11 What
7 Which
414
2 How far
3 How old
4 How often
5 How deep
6 How long
418
2. How heavy is this box?
3 How old are you?
4 How much did you
spend?
5. How offen do you watch
TV?
How far is it from Paris to
Mosco\
6
UNIT 48.
40.1
2. How long does it take by
car from Milan to Rome?
3. How long does it take by
train from Paris t0
Geneva?
4 How long does it take by
bus from the city centre to
the airpor
48.2
Example answer
2 Ie takes ... hours to fly
from ... to New York.
3 Tetakes .. years to study.
to be a dostor in
4 Tetakes ... to walk from
my home to the nearest
shop.
5 It takes... to get from my
home to the nearest
airport.
48.3
2. How long did it take you
to walk to the station?
3 How long did it take him
to paint the bathroom?
4 How long did ie take you
to learn to ski?
5. How long did i take them
to repair the computer?
484
2 It took us 20 minutes to
walk home. / ... 10 get
home.
Te took me six months 0
learn to drive,
4 Te took Mark/him three
hours to drive to London,
7. ۩ get t0 London,
5 Ie took Lisa/her a long
time to find a job. / ... to
get a job,
6 Te took me ... to
UNIT 49
49.1
2 [don't know where she is.
3 Tdont know how old i is,
41 don't know when he'll
be here
5 I don’t know why he was
angry.
6 I don't know how long
she has lived here.
49.2
2 where Susan works
3. what Peter said
+ why he went home eaely
5 what time the meeting
begins
6 how the accident
happened:
493
2 are you
3 they are
1 the museum is
5 do you want
6 elephants eat
49.4
2. Do you know if/whether
they are married?
3 Do you know if/whether
Sue knows Bill?
4 Do you know if/whether
Gary will be here
5 Do you know if/whether
he passed his exam?
49.5
2 Do you know where Paul
3 Do you know if/whether
she is working today? /
she's working today?
4 Do you know what time
she starts work?
5 Do you know if/whether
the shops are open.
tomorrow?
6 Do you know where
Sarah and Tim live?
7 Do you know if/whether
they went to Jane’ party?
49.6
Example answers
2 Do you know what time
the bus leaves?
3 Excuse me, can you tell
ime where the station is?
4 Tdon't know what I'm
going to do this evening,
5 Do you know if there’ a
restaurant near here?
Do you know how much
it costs to rent 2 car?
6UNIT 50
501
2 She said (that) she was
very busy.
3. She said (that) she couldn't
go to the party
4 Hee said (chat) he had eo
g0 out
5. He said (that) he was
learning Russian
6 She said (that) she did't
feel very well
7 They said (that) they
would be home hie. /
they'd be
8 She said (that) she had just
come back from holiday. /
she'd just come bac!
9 She said (that) she w.
going to buy a new
computer.
10 They said (chat) they
hadn't gor a key./ They
said (that) they didnt have
a key
50.2
She said (that) she wasn’t
hungey.
3 he said (that) he needed it
4 she said (that) she didn’t
She said (that) | could
have it
6 He ssid (that) he would
send me a posteard. /
he'd send
7 Nicole said (that) he had
gone home. / ... hed
gone home.
8. He said (ch
to watch TV.
9 She said (that) she was
going to the cinema.
he wanted
503
3 said 7 sid
4 told 8 told
5 tell 9 tell
6 say 10 sy
UNIT 51
sit
3 phone
4 phone Paul
5 to phone Paul
6 to phone Paul
7 phone Paul
8 to phone Paul
9. phone Paul
10 phone Paul
12
set
watch
flying
listening
9 waiting
10 wear
11 doing
51.3
4togo 13 having
5 rnin 14 to have
6 to leave 15 hear
Thelp 16 go
8 studying 17 listening
Diogo 18 to make
10 wearing 19 to know
Uw say cell
12 have 20 ase
staying
UNIT 52
524
3 tose
4 to swim
5 cleaning
6 wo ask
7 visiting
8 going
9 wbe
10. waiting
11 tw do
12 to speak
13 t go
14 crying / to cry
15 to work ... talking
52.2
2 to help
3 wosee
4 reading
6 to send
7 raining.
3 to go
9 watching / co watch
10 co wait
52.3
2 going to museums
3 to go
4 writing / to write letters
5 to go (there)
6 cravelling by train
7 walking
52.4
Example answers
1 Tenjoy cooking,
2 I don’ like driving
Key to Exercises
3 [kits a nice day tomorrow,
Ti like to have a picnic by
the lake,
4 When I'm on holiday,
like to do very litle
5 I don't mind travelling
alone, but I prefer to travel
with somebody.
6 L wouldn't like to live in a
big city,
UNIT 53
53.1
2 T want you to listen
carefully
3. Idon’t want you to be
angry.
4 Do you want me to wait
for you?
5 [don't want you to phone
ime tonight,
6 L want you to meet Sarah.
532
2A woman told me to turn
left after the bridge.
3. Ladvised him to go to the
doctor.
She asked me to help her:
Told him to come back
in ten minutes.
6 Paul lec me use his phone.
Trold her not to phone
before 8 o'clock,
8 Ann’ mother taughe her
+o play the piano.
3
0 repeat
wait
to arrive
co get
borrow
co tell
0 make (or to get)
think
g
UNIT 54
54.1
24
went to the café to meet
a friend,
went to the chemist to
get some medicine.
T went to the supermarket
to buy some food.
295Key to Exercises
542
2 to read the newspaper
3 to open this door
4 to get some fresh air
5. co wake him up.
6 to see who it was
543,
Example answers
2 to talk to you now
3 to tell her about the party
4 to do some shopping
5 to buy acar
544
to Bt
for 9 for
to 10 for
6 fr Ut for
54.5
2 for the film eo begin
3 for it to arrive
4 for you to tell me
UNIT 55,
55.1
3 to
40
5 ~ (no preposition)
6 for
7
8 on... t0
9 for
10 on
1
12 — (no preposition)
13 on
14 for
15 on
55.2
‘went fishing
goes swimming,
going skiing
go shopping
‘went jogging
3
shopping
to sleep
home
skiing
riding.
for a walk
9. on holiday ... to Portugal
g
UNIT 56
56.1
2 get your jacket
get a doctor
gets the job
x some milk
gets a good salary
3
4
6
7 gota ticket
8
9
0
56.2
2 gerting dark
get a lot of rain
et a new computer
3 getting married
4 getting ready
5 getting late
56.3
2 get wer
3. got married
4 gets angry
5 got lose,
6 ger old
7 got boteer
56.4,
2 got to Bristol
at L145.
3 Tleft the party at 11.15
and got home at midnight
4 Exanple answer) ett
hhome a 8.30
the airport at
565
2 got off
5 got out of
4 got on
UNIT 57
SIA
2 do 7
3 make 8
4 mde 9
did 10
6 do uw
512
and got to
10 o'clock.
done
make
making
do
doing
2 They're/They are doing
(theit) homework,
3 He’/He is doing the
shopping. or
He is shopping.
4 Sh
Jacket.
¥/She is making a
5 Theyre/They are doing
an exam.)
taking
6 He¥/He is. making
the/his bed,
She'/She is. doing the
washing-up, oF
She is washing up. /
She is doing the dishes. /
She is washing the dishes.
8 HeW/He is. making a
(hopping) list
‘They'te/They are making
a film
10. He’3/He is taking a
photograph,
57.3
2 make 8 make
3 do 9 do
4 done 10 making
5 mde 11 made
6 doing 12 make ... do
7 did
UNIT 58
58.1
3. He hasn’t got / He doesn’t
have
4 Gary had
5. Have you got / Do you
have
6 we didn't have
7 She hasw’t got / She
doesn't have
8 Did you have
58.2
2 SheWShe is having a cup
of tea
3. HeW/He is having a rest.
4 They'te/They are having
a good time.
5 They're/They are having
dinner.
6 He’/He ishaving a bath
S83
3 Have a nice/good trip!
4 Did you have a nice/good
weekend?
5. Did you have a nice/good
game (of tennis)?
6 Have a nice/good time!
oy Have a nice/good
evening! or Have fan!
7 Did you have a nice/good
holiday?
58.4
have something t0 eat
3 hada glass of water
4 have a walk
5 had an accident
6 have a look
296UNIT 5s
50.1
2bim 5 him
3 them 6 them
4 ber 7 her
59.2
T... chem she. them
2
3 her 7 they
4 us 8 she... you
3 Ne him
59.3
3
4
6
EF:
Tike him.
T don’ like it
Do youlke i
Tdon’e like her.
Do you like them?
59.4
2 him 8 them
3 them 9 me
4 they 10 her
5 us 1 chem
6 it 12 he... it
7 She
595
2 Can you give it to him?
3. Can you give them ¢o hei
4 Can yon give it to me’
5 Can you give it to chem?
6 Can you give them co us?
UNIT 60
60.1
2 her hands
3 our hands
4 his hands
5 their hands
6 your hands
60.2
2 They live with their
parents
3. We live with our parents
Jane lives with her parents
I live with my parents
John lives with his parents
Do you live with your
parents?
8 Most children live with
their parents
60.3
Qtheir 6 their
3 his 7 her
4 his 8 their
5 her
60.4
2 his 8 her
3 Their 9 their
4 our 10 my
5 her LL its
6 my 12 His... his
60.5
2 my key
3. Her husband
4 your coat
3 their homework
6 his name
7 Our house
UNIT 61
ott
2 mine 6 yours
3 ous 7 mine
4 hers 8 his
5 theirs
612
3 my ... Mine
4
6
Yours ... mine
het
§ My ... hers
7 their
8 Ous
613
3 ofhers
4 friends of ours
5 friend of mine
6 fiend of his
7 friends of yours
614
2 Whose camera is this?
Ics hers.
3 Whose gloves are these?
They're mine.
4 Whose hat is this?
Tes his
Whose money is this?
Ies yours,
6 Whose books are these?
They'te ours.
UNIT 62
62.1
2 Yes, I know her, but I
cant remember her
3 Yes, | know them, but I
can’t remember their
Key to Exercises
4 Yes, Lknow you, but
"e remember
your name.
622
2 He invited us to stay with
him at his house
3. They invited me to stay
with them at their
house,
4 Linvited them to stay
with me at my house
5 She invited us to stay with
her at her house,
6 Did you invite him to
stay with you at your
h
62.3
2 T gave her my address, and
she gave me hers.
3. He gave me his address,
and | gave him mine
4 We gave them our
address, and they gave us
thei
5 She gave him her address,
and he give her his,
6 You gave us your address,
and we gave you ours,
7 They gave you their
address, and you gave
them yours,
62.4
2 them 6 us
3 him 7 her
4 our 8 their
5 yours 9 mine
UNIT 63,
63.1
2 myself 6 himself”
3 herself 7_-yourself
4 themselves 8 yourselves
5 myself
63.2
2° When I saw him, he was
by himself,
3 Don't go our by
yourself,
4 [wont to the cinema
by myself
5 My sister lives by herself
6 Many people live by
themselves.Key to Exercises
298
63.3
2 They cant see each other.
3 They phone each ather
lot
4 They don'e know each
other.
5 They'te/They are sitting
next to each other,
6 ‘They gave each other
presents / a present
63.4
3 each other 7 each other
4 yourselves 8 each other
5 us 9 chem
6 ourselves 10 themselves
UNIT 64
64.1
3 Helen is Brian’s wile
4 James is Sarah’ brother.
5 James is Daniel's uncle,
6 Sarah is Paul's wife
7 Helen is Daniel’
grandmother.
8 Sarah is James’ sister.
9 Paal is Sarah's husband,
10 Paul is Daniel’ father,
II. Daniel is James's nephew.
642
2 Andys 5 Diane’
3 Daves 6 Alice’
4 Jane's
643
3 OK
4 Simon's phone number
5 My brother’ job
OK
OK
8 Paulas favourite colour
9 your mother’ birthday
10. My parents’ house
11 OK
12 OK
livia’ party
Lt OK
UNIT 6s.
65.1
22 5a San
3a 6a Dan
dan 7a
652
2 a vegetable
3a game
4 atcol
6 aplanet
7 a fivit
8 ariver
9 a flower
10 a musical instrument
65.3
2. He's a shop assistant.
She’ an architect,
He’ a taxi driver.
Hes an electrician
She’ a photographer.
She’ a nurse.
8 'mavan
5.4
28
Tom never wears
can't ride a bicycle.
‘My brother is am arts.
Rebecca works in a
bookshop.
Jane wants to learn a
foreign languige
Mike lives in an old house
This evening I’m going to
a porey,
UNIT 66
66.1
2 boats
umbrellas
addresses
knives
sandwiches
9 families
10 feet
11 holidays:
12 potatoes
66.2
2Deecth 5 fish
3 people 6 leaves
4 children
66.3
with a lot of beautfil
trees,
4... with owo men,
5 OK
6 three children
7 Most of my friends are
students,
8 He pot on his pyjamas
9 OK
10 Do you know many
people
11 Like your trousers.
Where did you get them?
12... full of tourists
13 OK
14 These scissors aren’t
664
2 ae 7 Do
3 don't 8 are
4 watch 9 them,
5 were 10 some
6 live
UNIT 67
67.4
3 ajug,
4 water
5 wothpaste
6 a toothbrush
an eRe
8 money
9 a wallet
10 sand
11a bucker
12 an envelope
67.2
3 ha hat
4. a job?
5 OK
6... an apple .
9 am island.
10... a key.
OK
12... a good idea,
1B la car?
[4 2. a cup of comfee?
18 OK
16 ... an umbrella
67.3
2 apiece of wood
3 a glass of water
4a bar of chocolate
5 acup of tea
6 apiece of paper
7 abowl of soup
B a loaf of bread
9 a jar of honey
UNIT 68,
oat
2 T bought a newspaper (ora
paper), some flowers (ora
branch of flowers) and a
pen.
3 Fought some stamps,
some postcards and some
bread (or loaf of brea)4 [bought some toothpaste,
some soap (or a bar of
soap) and a comb,
68.2
2. Would you like some
coffee? (or ... a cup of
coffee?)
Would you like a biscuit?
Would you like some
bread? (or .. a piece of
bread? / a slice of bread?)
5 Would you like a
chocolate’
6 Would you like some
cake? (or ... a piece of
2 some
3
4 a.... some
6 a. a... some
7 some
9 some -..a
684
3 hair
4 information
5 chairs
6 furniture
7 job
8 Wwonderfil weather
9... astudent ... a
Journalist... an apartment
near the college ... The
apartment is
10... two children, a boy and
a girl. The boy is seven
years old, and the girl is,
three ... in a factory
hasn't gor a job
692
2 the airport
3 acup
4 anice picture
5 the dictionary
6 the floor
69.3
send me a postcard
What is the name of
a very big country
What isthe largest
the colour of the
catpet
a headache.
an old house near the
9. the name of the
director of the filmy
UNIT 70
70.1
3... the second floor.
4... the moon?
5... the best hotel in this
town?
OK
the city centre.
the end of May.
9 OK
10 ... the first time I met
her.
11 OK
12. The Internet is a good
way of getting
information,
13 OK
14... on the top shelf on the
right.
15... in the country about
‘ten miles from the nearest
town,
702
2 the same time
3 the same age
4 the same colour
5 the same problem
6
70.3
2 the guitar
6 the bottom
704
2 the name
3 The sky
television
the police
the capital
lunch
the middle
Key to Exercises
UNTT 71
ma
2 the cinema
3. hospital
4 the airport
5 home
6 prison
n2
3 school
4 the station
5 home
6 bed
7 the post office
na
2 the cinema
3 go to bed
4 g0 t0 prison
5. go to the dentist
6 go to university/college
7 go to hospital / are taken
to hospital
na
3 the doctor
OK
OK
OK
the bank
OK
OK
10 the city centre
AL the station
12 OK
13 OK
14 OK
15 the theatre
UNIT 72
724
Example ansivers
2 [don't like dogs
3 [hate museums,
Love big cities
ennis is allright,
6 [love chocolate.
7 I don't like computer
games.
8 [ hate partes
722
Example answer:
2 I'm not interested in
polities.
3. I'm interesced in sport.
4 [don’t know much about
5 1 don’t know anything,
about astronomy.
6 L know a little aboutKey to Exercises
723 20 The Panama Canal joins 9 Which one?
intends the Ailantie Ocean and The one with a/the
partes the Preiic Ocean moustiche and glass.
3 The shops 10 Which ones?
the mulk unit 74 The ones ook at the
mk panty lise week,
basketball. Wd
compures that house Wis
The water these posteads
cold water those birds 76.1
the salt this scat 2 some some
3 the people These plates my one
Vegetables any My
5. The houses 4.2 . any some
The hous it sour amb? any Hh some
we we Ihe oor okt
the photogcaphs re those yout Books! ap
the phovogeas Is that your bicycle /bike?
English dre thee your key? some questions
Ine ines fre dhove your key? may photographs
Money ... happ! Is this your watch? any foreign languages
Are thee Your Bove? tome milk
43 sone fresh ae
Chath 6 this is
This is 7 Thats
Thaes 8 dats
hat 16:
3 Tye got some / T have
UNIT 75, some
Thaven'e got any /
Thaven'e any / I don't
T don't need one have any
Pin going to get one 5 I didn't buy any
I haven't gor one 6 {bought some
5 Me just had one 7 I didn't make any
there’ one in Mill Road
76.4
732 75.2 2 something
OK "new one 5 anyching
the Philippines 4 better one 4 anything
the south of France an old one 5 Somebody/Someone
the Regal Cinema big one 6 anything
OK ,
OF eum of Ar 2 different one 7 anybods/anyone
OK po 9 anything
Belgium is smaller than 2 Which ones? 10 ae anyone
the Netherlands The green ones vlan
the Missisippi.. the Which one?
Nile The one with a/the red UNIT 77
the National Gallery door. ma
the Park Hotel in Hudson Which one
Road The ones on the top shel
4 OK Which one?
15 The Rocky Mountains The black one.
are in North America, Which one?
OK The one on the val
the United Staves Which one?
the west of Irehind The tll one with long
OK hai
Which ones?
‘The yellow ones
UNIT 73
73,1
7
Sweden 2
The Amazon 5
4
Asia any help
The Pacitic
The Rhine
The United States 4
‘The Andes
Bangkok iy
The Alps
The Red Sea
Jamaica
The Bahamas
There are no shops near
here
3 Carla has got no five time
‘There is no light in this
There isn't any milk in che
fridge
‘There aren't any buses,
oday,
Tom hasn't got any
brothers or sisters772
2 any 8 no
3 any 9 any
4 no 10 no
5 any I None
6 no 12 any
773
2 no money
3 any questions
4 no Biends
5 no difference
6 any furnicure
8 any heating
9 no queue
1b
Example ansuers
Three
Two cups
None.
None:
UNIT 78
78.1
2
here's nobody in the
office,
Tve got nothing to do.
There's nothing on TV.
5. There was no-one at
home,
‘We found nothing,
78.2
2 There wasn’t anybody on
the bus.
Thaven't got anything to
read.
Thaven't got anyone to
help me
She dide’t hear anything,
‘We haven't got anything
for dinner:
78.3
3a Nothing,
4a. Nobody./No-one,
5a Nobody./No-one,
6a Nothing.
7a Nothing.
8a Nobody./No-one.
3b T don't want anyching,
4b I didn't meet
anybody/avyone,
5b Nobody/No-one knows
the ansiver,
6b I did't buy anything,
7b Nothing happened.
8b Nobody/No-one was
Jate
78.8
3 anything
4 Nobody/No-one
5 Nothing
6 anything
7 anybody/anyone
8 nothing
9 anything
10 anything
11 nobody/no-one
12 anything
13 Nothing
14 Nobady/No-one
anybody/anyone
UNIT 79
794
2 Something
3 somewhere
4 somebody/someone
792
2a Nowhere
3a Nothing,
42, Nobody./No-one.
2b I'm not going anywh
3b J don’t want anything,
4b I'm not looking for
anybody/anyone,
193
3 anything
4 anything
somebody/someone
something
anybody/anyone
nobody/ no-one
8 anything
9. Nobody/No-one
10 anybody/anyone
AL Nothing
12 anywhere
13. somewhere
14 anything,
15 anybody/anyone
194
2 anything to eat
3 nothing to do
4 anywhere to sit
5 something to drink
6 nowhere to park
7 something t0 read
8 somewhere to stay
Key to Exercises
UNIT 80
80.1
2 Every day
3 every time
4 Every room
5 every word
80.2
every day
all day
eve
all day
all day
every day
cay
all
everything
Everybody/Everyone
everything
everywhere
Everybody/Everyone
everywhere
Everything
80.5
2is 6 was
3 has 7 makes
4 likes 8 Is... Does
5 has
UNIT 81
81.1
Some 10 Most
Most of LL most of
most 12 Some
any of 13 All or All of
all orall of 14 some of
None of 13 most of
any of
812
2 All of them,
3. Some of them.
4 None of them,
5. Most of them,
6 None of it
B13
3 Some people
4 Some of the questions
for Some questions
5 OK
6 All insects
7 OK (or... all of these
books)Key to Exercises
8 Most of the students
or Most students ..
9 OK
10 .., most of the night
UNIT 82
82.1
Both 9 Neither
Neither 10 cither of
Neither 11 Both
both 12 neither of
Either 13 Both
neither of 14 cither of
82.2
2 Both windows are open,
3 Neither man is wearing
hat. or Neither of them
is wearing
Both men have (got)
beards. or Both of them
have ..
Both buses go to the
airport. or... are going.
to the airport
6 Neither answer is right
023
3 Both of them are students
4 Neither of them has (got)
5 Both of them live in
London.
6 Both of ther like
cooking,
7 Neither of them can play
the pio.
8 Both of them read
newspapers.
9. Neither of them is
interested in sport.
UNIT 83,
83.1
2 many 8 many
3 much 9 How many
4 many 10 How much
5 many 11 How much
6 much 12 How many
7 much
83.2
2 much time
3 many countries
4 many people
5 much luggage
6 many times
83.3
2 a lot of interesting things
3. a lot of accidents
4a lot of fan
5. alot of trafic
03.4
3 alot of snow
OK
5 alot of money
OK
OK
alot
use his car
much. (er... a lor)
5 He doesn't go out much.
(or... alot)
She travels a lot
UNIT Ba.
84.4
2atew 5 alitle
Balitle 6 atew
4 afew
84,2
2 alittle milk
3 A few days
4 alice Russian
5 a few fiends
6 a few times
7 a few chairs
8 a litle fest air
843
very little coffee
very litte rain
very few hotels
very litle time
Very few people
very little work
my
2Afw 5 few
3 slitle 6 a lite
4 little 7 little
845
a file hack
a few things
OK
a few questions
few people
OK
ul
8
2
3
4
5
INIT 85
5.1
ike shat green jacker.
Do you like classical
Thad a wonderful holiday.
We went co a Japanese
85.2
3
4
5
6
7
8
2
3
4
6
8
2
3
4
5
6
ur
black clouds
Jong holiday
hot water
fresh air
sharp knife
dangerous job
5.3
Tr looks nev
1 feel ill.
You look surprised.
They smell nice.
Ic tastes horrible.
5.4
It doesn’t look new.
You don't sound
American,
T don't feel cold.
They don't look heavy.
Maybe, but it doesn’: taste
good.
INIT 86
86.1
2
3
4
badly 5 fst
quictly 6 dangerously
angrily
86.2
‘work hard
sleep well
win easily
Think carefully
know her very well
explain things very
clearly/ well
Come quickly
86.3
angry 8 quiet
slowly 9 badly
slow 10 niice (See
careful Unit 85C.)
hard 11 quickly
suddenly
86.4
3
4
well 5 well
good 6 good... good
wellUNIT 87
87.1
2 bigger
3 slower
4 more expensive
5 higher
6 more dangerous
87.2
2 stronger
happier
‘more modern
more important
better
larger
prettier
more crowded
hotter/warmer
more expensive
further
more difficult or harder
aueune
PN
taller
harder
more comfortable
better
heavier
more interested
10 warmer
LL better
12 bigger
13. more beautifil
14 sharper
15. more polite
16 worse
UNIT 88,
88.1
3 Liz is aller than Ben.
4 Liz stares work earlier chan
Ben
5 Ben works harder chan
Li.
6 Ben has got more money
than Liz,
7 Liz isa better driver than
Ben.
8 Ben is more patient than
Liz.
9 Ben is a better dancer than
Liz. / Ben dances better
than Liz
10 Liz is more intelligene than
Ben.
11 Liz speaks French better
than Ben. / Liz speaks
better French than Ben. /
Liz French is better than
Ben's
12 Ben goes to the cinema
more than Liz. / ... mote
offen than Liz,
88.2
2 You're older than her. /
than she is.
3. You work harder than me.
7... than [ do,
4 You watch TV more than
him. / .. than he does.
5 You're a better cook than
me./... than Lam, or
You cook better than me.
Fos. than | do,
6 You know more people
hans. / ... than swe do,
7 You've got more money
chan them. / ... than they
have.
8 You can run faster than
me. /... than Scan
9 You've been here longer
than her. / ... than she
has,
10 You got up earlier th
them./ ... than they dig.
more surprised
than him, / ... than he
88.3
2 Jack’s mother is much
‘younger than his father.
3. My camera cost a bit more
than yours. / ... than your
My camera was a bit more
expensive than
4 L feel much better today
than yesterday. /... than I
did yesterday. /... than 1
felt yesterday.
Its a bit warmer today
than yesterday. /... chan it
was yesterday
6 Sarah is a much better
tennis player than me /
than Lam. or
Sarah is much better at
tennis than me / ... than T
IL You we:
Sarah plays tennis mach
better than me / ... than I
do,
Key to Exercises
UNIT 89,
89.1
2 Ais longer than B, but not
as long as C.
3. Cis heavier than A, but
not as heavy as B,
4 Ais older than C, but not
as old as B,
B has got more money
than C, but nat as much
asA. or
but less (money) than A.
6 Coworks harder than A,
but not as hard as B.
892
2 Your room isn’t as big as
mine, / ... as my room,
3 Tdidn’t get up as early as
you. / ... as you did,
4 They didn't play as well as
us. / as we did,
You haven't been here as
Tong as me. / ... as { have.
6 He isn't as nervous as her. /
as she is,
394
2a 6 than
Bthan 7 as
4dan 8 chan
Bas
a9
2 Julia fives in the same
street as Laura.
3 Julia got up at the same
time as Andy.
4 Andy’ car is the same
colour as Laura’,
UNIT 80
90.1
2 Cis longer than A.
Dis the longest.
B is the shortest.
3. Dis younger than C.
B is the youngest
Cis the oldest.
4D is more expensive
than A.
Cis the most expensive,
Ais the cheapest
5 Ais beter than C.
Ais the best
Dis the worstKey to Exercises
202
the happiest day
the bes film
the rose popular singer
the worst mistake
the pretest village
the coldest day
the most boring person
90.3
2
Everest is the highest
mountain in the world.
36
Brazil is the largest
country in South,
America.
Alaska is the largest state
jn the USA.
‘The Nile is the longest
river in Africa. J... in
the world.
Jupiter is the largest planet
‘in the solar system.
UNIT 99
ot
2
3
4
‘enough chairs
‘enough paint
‘enough wind
912
2
3
4
‘The car isn't big enough.
His legs aren't long.
‘enough,
He isn’t strong enough.
3
old enough
enough time
big enough
ceat enough
‘enough space
tired enough
practise enough
1.4
sharp enough to cut
3 warm enough to go
enough bread to make
well enovgh to win
enough time to read
UNIT 93
92.1
2
3
4
6
oo heavy
to0 low
too fast
to0 big
too crowded
enough 8 enough
toomany 9 100
too 10 to many
enough 11 too much
too much
Te t00 far.
Its t00 expensive
I isn'/Ie’s not big
enough,
Ie was too difficult
Ie isn't good enough.
Pa too busy.
Ik was too long.
2.4
{too early to go to bed
too young to get married
too dangerous to go out at
hight
too late to phone Sue
(now)
too surprised to say
anything.
whee sacsue
Bene cous
UNIT 93
93.4
3 [like this picture very
much,
Tom started his new job
last week.
OK
Jane bought a present for
her friend, or Jane
ought her friend a
present,
I drink three cups of
coffee every day.
OK
T borrowed fifty pounds
from my brother.
93.3
2 T bought a new computer
last week,
3 Paul finished his work
quickly.
4 Emily doesn’t speak
French very well
I did a lot of shopping
yesterday
Do you know London
well?
We enjoyed the party very
snuch.
explained the problem
carefully
‘We met some friends at
the airport
Did you buy that jacket in
Enghind?
We do the same thing
every day.
2 I don't like football very
much,
93.3
2 T arrived at the hotel ealy
3 Julia goes to Italy every
yew.
4 We have lived here since
1988.
5 Sue was born in London
in 1980.
6 Paul didert go to work
yesterday,
Helen weat co a wedding
last weekend,
I had my breakfast in bed
this morning.
Barbara is going to
university in September.
I saw a beautifl bird in
the garden this morning,
My parents have been to
the United States many
2 1 lefe my wmbeella in the
restaurant lat night
Are you going to the
evening?
took the children ¢0
school this morning
UNIT 94
941
2 He always gets up
3 HeW/He is never late for
work
He sometimes gets angry
He rarely goes swinuning
HeS/He i usually at
home in the evenings
94.2
Susan is always polite.
3 Lusually finish work at
5 o'clock.
4 Sarah has juse started a
new job.
5 I rarely go to bed before
smichighe
The bus isn’t usually late.
T don’t often eat fish,
will never forget what
you said.
Have you ever lost your
passport?Key to Exercises
10 Do you sil workin the J 4 They were having dimner./ | 964
tan pce? They were eating 2 Tend you some money
11 They vays say inthe Theyte/They ae stl 3 send the leer me
cue hotel favingdinner scl | buyyou aproent
12 Jinedoes' wally wok | eating 5 pas me the wogse
bn Saturdays They haven finished 6 gre eto her
13 Intima scaly here? (Gimne yee / They 9 fhowed the poiceman any
4 What do youusully have ] haven fished eating yet |” Meneey cand
for break
5. I can never remember his 95.3
15 Team eh PI sea tases oe | UIT
" Has Helen arrived/come 97.1
94.3 yew 3 [went to the window and
2 es, and I also speak 3 Fite you gor your exam) | > fey,
French, results yet? / Have you 4 Twanted to phone you,
3 Yew and I'm alo hungry Mad your 7 Hae you Lae pane
4 Yew and Ive ako been received your oe
Ireland 4 Mave you decided where 5 Pm sco th river
5 Yew and 1 ako bought toap yee Do you brow | > Lumped inne the het
some books ‘where you's going ye? ae
sia ose 6 ty io wor
1 They both play football 3 She's/She has steady bur T wea by bus this
Theyte/They ae both one/et 7 MOTT ne to come
students 4 Fae already got one./ 1 De, you want ec com
They've both got cars / already have one wih a
They both have cars. 5 I've/T have already paid mere
2 They'te/They ave all Go 97.2
rare 6 he aeady knows arp arse
They wore ll born in 2 ‘because tas ining. /
England, UNIT 96. because the weather was
"Thy ive in New York ra
96.1 3. bur it was closed.
UNIT 95 2 He gave it to Gary: 4 so he didn’t eat anything. /
3. He gave them to Sarah, so he didn’t want anything
2 Do you still ive in Clare 5 He gave them to Robert. 5 because there was a lot of
Street? 6 He gave i t0 a neighbour trac. / because the trafic
3 Are you still a seadent?
4 Have you still got a
motorbike? / Do you still
have
5 Do you sill go to the
anema a lot?
6 Do you still want to be a
96.2 was bad,
2 [gave Joanna a plant. 6 Sue sid goodbye, got into
3 [gave Richard a tie. her car and drove
4 [gave Emma some off/away,
chocolates / a box of
chocolates 913
Example answers:
Do ye 5 give Rachel some vent to che cinema, But
' flowers / a bunch of ogg case. bar
the film wasn’t very goo.
95.2 flowers. 4 I went to a café and met
2 He was looking fora job. | 6 I gave Kevina pen some friends of mine,
He'/He is stil looking 3 5 There was film on
(for a job). e, television, so I watched i
Chant fou cx [2 Can you lend me an
Hie hasnt found a job yee d 6 T.got up in the middle of
umbrella?
3 She was asleep. n 1 go up in che mi
Shev/She is. sill asleep. 3 Can you give me your enh 1
She hasn’e woken up yet. / addres couldn sleep.
G
She isn't awake ye you lend me twenty
She hasn't got up 5 Out dmesome UNIT 98
She isn’t up ye 5 Can you send me some 921
6 Can you show me the 2 When I'm tired, I like to
watch TV.
7 Can you get me some 3 When | phoned her, thereKey to Exercises
When I go on holiday, 1
always go to the same
phe.
‘When the programme
ended, I turned off the TV.
When f got to the hotel,
there were no rooms
98.2
when dhey heard the news
they went to live in New
Zealand
while they were away
before they came here
somebody broke into the
house
they didn’t believe me
983
T finish
is
Tl be ... she leaves
stops
We'll come ... we're
Teome ... Vil bring
tm
TM give ... I go
Vell. Pm
984
Example answers:
3
4
6
you finish your work
Pm going to buy a
motorbike
you get ready
[won't have much free
ime
Tome back
UNIT 99
99.1
3
4
If you pass the exam,
you'll get 2 certificate.
Ifyou fail the exam, you
can do it again,
If you don’t want this
magazine, I'll throw it
If'you want those pictures,
you can have them,
Iryou're busy now, we can
talk later.
If you're hungry, we can
have lunch now:
Ifyou need money, L can
lend you some
99.2
3
3
Tgive
Vi call
5 Vlbe ... get
6 Will you go ... they invite
99.3
Example answers:
3... youre busy
4.2, you'll feel better in che
morning
you're not watching it.
she doesn’t study.
PI go and see Chris.
the weather is good.
it rains today.
90.4
2 When
3
when... if
UNIT 100
100.1
3 wanted
4 had
5 were/was
6 didn’t enjoy
7 could
8 tried
9 didn’t have
100.2
3 Td go / I would go
she knew
5 we had
T wouldn't stay
we lived
Ir would be
the salary was/were
T wouldn't know
‘would you change
100.3
watch it / T would
vwatel it
we had some pictures on
the wall
the air would be cleaner
5 every day was/were the
I'd be bored / I would be
bored
we had a bigger house /
‘we bought a bigger house
we would/could buy a
bigger house
100.4
Example answers
2 1d go to Antarctica
I didn’t have any friends
Ta boy a house if Thad
enough money
Td ery and help
6 there were no guns
UNIT 101
101.1
2 A butcher isa person who
sells meat,
3. A musician is a person
who plays a musical
instrument,
A patient is a person who
is ill in hospieal
[A dentist isa person who
takes care of your teeth,
A fool is a person who
does stupid things,
A genius is person who
is very intelligent,
A liar isa person who
doesn’t tell the truth.
101.2
2 ‘The woman who opened
the door was wearing a
yellow dress
Most of the students who
took the exam passed (i)
The policeman who
stopped our car wasn’t
very friendly.
101.3
2 who 6 which
3 which 7 who
4 which 8 who
5 who 9 which
that is also correct in all hese
sentences
101.4
3... amachine that/which
makes coffe
OK (which is also correct)
5... people who/that never
stop talking,
OK (who is alo correc)
OK (that is also cores)
the sentences
that/ which are wrong,
‘a-car that/which cost
(£40,000.UNIT 102
1021
2 Te lost the pen you gave
3. [like the jacket Sue is
4 Where ate the flowers 1
gave you?
5 Tdidn’t believe the story
he told us
6 How much were the
‘oranges you bought?
102.2
2 The meal you cooked was
excellent.
3. The shoes I'm wearing
aren't very comfortable
4 The people we invited to
dinner didn’t come,
102.3
2 Who are the people you
were talking to?
3 Did you find che keys you
were looking for?
4 Where is the party you're
going to?
5 What’ the name of the
film you were talking
about?
6 What’ that music you're
listening to?
7. Did you get the letter you
were waiting for?
102.4
2 What’ the name of the
restaurant where you had
sinner?
3. How big is the village
where you live?
4 Where exactly is the
factory where you work?
unit 103
103.1
at
6 in 15 in
7 on 16 on
Bon Vin
9 in 18 at
10 at 19 at
103.3
2 on Friday
3. on Monday
4 at 4 o'clock on Thursday /
fon Thursday at 4 o'clock
fon Saturday evening
6 at 2.30 on Tuesday
(hemor) e330
(afternoon) at 2.30
103.4
2.1'll call you in three days.
3 My exam is in ewo weeks
4 Tom will be hete in half
an hour. / ... in 30)
103.5
= (alreudy complete)
~ (alendy complete)
at
~ (already complet)
= (already complet)
10 on
AL in
UNIT 104
104.1
2 Alex lived in
1999,
3. Alex has lived in Enghnd
since 1999,
4 Karen lived in France
until 2003,
5. Karen has lived in
‘Switzerland since 2003,
6 Clare worked in a hotel
from 1998 ¢o 2001
7 Cle has worked in a
restaurant since 2001
8 Adam was a teacher from
1992 to 1998.
9 Adam has been a journalist
ce 1998,
1 Alex has lived in England
For sn Years
12 Karen has lived in
Switzerland for... yeas
re worked in a hote!
for three years
14 Clare has worked in a
restaurant for oon Yeats.
nada until
Key fo Exercises
15, Adam was a teacher for six
16 Adam has been a journalist
For year,
104.2
2untl 9 since
3 for 10 until
Vsince 11 for
5 Until 12 uneil
6 for 13 Since
7 for 14 for
8 until
UNIT 105
105.1
2 after lunch
3 before the end
4 during the course
5. before they went to
Australia
6 during the nighe
7 while you are waiting
B after che concert
105.2
3 while
5 while
6 during
7 while
8 for
9 during
10 while
105.3
2 eating
3 answering.
4 having/taking
finishing/doing
6 going/travelling
105.4
2 John worked ina
bookshop for two years
after leaving school
3 Before going to sleep, |
read fora few minutes.
4 After walking for three
hours, we were very tired,
5 Let’ have a cup of coffee
before going out.
UNIT 106
106.1
2 In the box.
3. On the box
4 On che wall
5. At the bus stop.
6 In the field,
7 On the balconyKey to Exercises
8 In the pool. ot 109.3
9 At the window. 10 ata restaurant ... to the 2 The fountain is in front of
10 On the ceiling hte! the theatre
1 On the table 3. The bank/bookshop is
1D atthe table 1083 opposite the theatre, or
20 Pau office is opposite the
106.2 3 to theatre. or a
2 im tin The theatre is opposite
3 on 5 to 4 The bank/bookshop/
4 in 6 t0 supermarket is next to
Bon 7 at 3 Thul’s office is above the
on Bo bookshop.
7 in 9 v0 6 The bookshop is between
10 at the bank and the
ae supermarket,
12 to Maria’s house ... at .
13 ~ (already complete) Mab
U4 meet at the party... goto | 490,1
satin the party 2 Go under the bridge.
15. on the wall in the living 3. Go up the hill
room, sons 4 Go down the steps.
0 5 Go along this street,
2 = (already complet) : 5
UNIT 107 3 5 letrendy completo) 6 Go into the hotel,
: 7 Go past the hotel
tor tin 8 Go ot ofthe hot
tthe airport. a 9 Go over the bridge.
3 In bed. 6 = (already complete) 10 Go through the atk
4 Ona ship. 8
5 tthe sy Exe ane 02
6 Ata party Dw wok oft
7 At the doctor’, 2 10 work over
3
8 Om the second floor 4 to Canada 3 soos
6
7
9 At work
5 tw parties
10 Ona plone ata Fiend’ house
i Ina taxi 6 a6 Tends I
12 Ata wedding 3 on
: . UNIT 09 9 round/around
sora (0 into the house through 2
2 in 9 in 109.1 10 into the house through
Sin 1 in 2 next to / beside / by window
tat it on 3 neo 1163
St 12 on 4 between 1 out of
6in 13 a 5 nexc co / beside / by 2 round/around
7 at 14 in 6 in front of 28
Bat 15 on 7 behind 4 from hereto the airport
8 on the left 3 round/around
UNIT 108, 9 in dhe middle 6 onvover
109.2 over
wont im Bot of
28 ce {In oat oF UNIT AN
jm ge 4 in font of
3 in Bieynecea rhode | MT
a {Solow onder 3 on holiday
© ee 4 on the phone
410 9 under {onthe
5 at home ... to work 19 by / next to / beside 5 on television
6a 11 opposite
2 = fabeaty compet) 12 on
Bo
308m2
2 by
3 with
4 about
6 by
7 at
8 on
9 with
10 about grammar by Vera P.
Bull
m3
with 9 at
without 10 by
by UL about
about 12 by
at 13 on
by 14 with
on 15 by
with 16 by
UNIT 112,
4 at
5 with
6 of
112.2
to
about
of
of
from/to (You can also say
different than ...)
Bin
9 for
10 about
1 of
12 for/about getting angry
with you
1123
interested in going,
good at getting,
fed up with waiting
sorry for/about waking,
Thank you for waiting.
24
2 Sue walked past me
‘without speaking:
3. Don't do anythi
asking me first.
4 Ewen out without
locking the door
125
Esample ansivers
2 I'm alraid of the dark,
3. 'm not very good at
deawing,
F'm not interested in cars,
5 Fim fed up with living
here.
UNIT 113
13.4
20 5 at
3 for 6 for
6 offabout
7 for
8 on
9 t0
10 for
Ito
12 = (already complete)
Bo
14 on
15 of/about
113.3
tat 4 after
2 after 5 at
3 for 6 tor
naa
Example answers
3 It depends on the
programme.
4 It depends (on) what it is,
5 It depends on the weather
6 It depends (on) how much
you want
UNIT 114
Nad
3 looked up
rode off/awa
got off
sat dawn
8 got out
142
3 mound/around
4 going out
5 down,
1
5 turned round/around
6
be back
5 over
Key to Exercises
7 back
8 in
9 up
10 going away
back
coming,
143
Hold on
slowed down
takes off
getting on
speak up
broken down
fall over / fall down
9 carry on
10. gave up
11 went off
UNIT 115
1151
2 She took off her hat. or
She took her hat off
3. He put down his bag, or
He put his bag down,
4 She picked up the
magazine. or She picked
the magazine up.
5 He put on his sunglasses.
or He put his sunglasses
6 She turned of the
She turned the tap off
152
2 He put his jacket on.
He put it on.
3 She took off her glasses.
She took thei of
4 [picked the phone up,
I picked it up,
They gave the key back
They gave it back
5 We curned off the lights.
We turned chem off
1153
2 take it back
3 picked them up
4 switched it off
5 bring them back
154
3 knocked over
4 look it up
5 throw them away
6 tried on
7 showed me round
8
gave it up orgave up
(without i)
9 fill it in
10 put your cigarette outKate is a doctor
‘The children are asleep.
Gary isn't hungry.
‘The books aren't on the
table.
‘The hotel is near the
‘The bus isn’t full,
she’s / she is
‘Where ate
Is he
Its / Ieis
T'm/Lam or
No, I'm not. I'm a student.
‘What colour is
sit
Are you
How much are they?
3 He/He is having a
shower.
Are the children phying?
1s it raining?
Yhey'te/They are coming
Why are you standing
here?
Pm/L am waiting for
somebody.
Som doesn’t want
Do you want
Does Helen live
Sarah knows
Udon’ travel
do you usually get up
They don’t go out
‘Tom always finishes
does Julia do ... She
works
‘She¥/She is a student
She hasn't got a car
She goes out alot.
She’ gor/She has got a
lot of friends.
She doesn’t like London
She likes dancing,
She isn'/She’s not
interested in sport.
7
4
5
6
7
8
Are you married?
Where do you live?
Have you got / Do you
have any children
How old is she?
How old are you?
What do you do? / Where
dlo you work? / What's
your job
Do you like/enjoy your
job?
Have you got / Do you
have a car?
Deo you (usually) go to
work by car?
‘What's his name? / What's
he called?
What does he do? /
‘Whats his job?
Does he live/work in
London?
Sonia is 32 years old.
Tye got /Thave wo
sisters
‘We often watch TV in the
evening.
Jane never wears a hat.
‘A bicycle has got two
wheels. / ... has two
wheel.
These flowers are
beaucifl
‘Mary speaks German very
well
are you cooking
plays
I'm going
Is aining
Tone watch
were looking
4 you pronounce
we go
's shining
are you going
do you go
She writes
I never read
‘They’te watching
She walking
do you usually have
He's visiting
Tdon'e drink
10
2 went
found
had
told
ave
thought
invited asked
He was good at sport.
He played football
He didn’t work hard at
school,
He had a lot of friends
He didn't have a bicycle.
He wasn’t a quiet child,
12
3 How long were you there? /
How long did you stay
there?
Did you like/enjoy
Amsterdam?
‘Where did you stay?
Was the weather good?
When did you get/come
back?
13
3 forgot
4 did you gee
5 I didn’t speak
6 Did you have
7 he didn’t go
8 she arrived
9 did Robert live
10 The meal didn't cost
‘were working
‘opened
rang ... was cooking
heard -.. looked
‘was looking ... happened
wasn’t reading ~. was
watching
didnt read
ished ... paid... left
savy. was Walling
was waiting15
3 is playing
4 gwe
5 doesn't like
6 did your parents go
7 saw... was driving.
8 Do you watch
9 were you doing
10
4
12
ying
2 didn’t sleep
16
3 iehvit has just
finished ended
4 Pye/T have found ehem.
or Pve got them,
5 [ havent read it
6 Have you seen her?
7 I've/l have had enough.
8 Have you (ever) been to
Sweden?
9 We've/We have (just)
been co the cinensa
10 ‘They’ve/They have gone
to a party
11 He’/He has (just) woken
Jong have you lived
have you
here? or
been living hi
13. we've/we have known
each other for along time,
14 es/Te bas been raining all
dy. or fe has rained all
day. or It has been
horrible/bad all day
7
3 has been
4 for
6 has he lived / has he been /
has he been living
7 for
B ve been/have been
18
Example answers
3. T've just started this
4 ve met Julia a few times.
5 haven't had dinner yet
6 Pe never been to
Australia
ve lived here since I was
born,
8 Pee lived here for three
years
19
3 bought/got
4 went
5 've/have read or
read of
°verhave finished with
6 haven't started (it) oF
haven't began ()
Twas
8 didn’t see
9 left
10. ’s/has been
1 was
12 "ve/have never made
20
3 He/He has already gone
she left at 4 o'dlock
How many times have you
been there
6 Thaven’t decided yet
7 eas on the table last
en chere a few
times,
9 What time did they arrive?
21
1 When was the last tine?
or When did you go the
Jase time?
How long have you had
iv
T bought/got it yesterday
3 How long. have you lived
there / have you been
shete / have you been
living here?
Before chat we lived in
Mill Road,
How long did you live in
Mill Road?
4 How long: have you
worked there / have
been working there?
What did you do before
that?
was a taxi driver. or
I worked as a taxi driver
22
Example answers
2 [didn't go our last night,
31 was at work yesterday
afternoon.
4 L went #0 a party a few
days ago.
5 It was my birthday last
week.
© Lwent to America last year
Key to Additional exercises
9c
10D
WA
12
3B
WC
BA
4
‘was damaged ... be
knocked down
was buile... is used ... is
being painted
is called ... be called
vas changed
have been made ... are
produced
25
3
10
is visited
were damaged
be buile
is being cleaned
be forgocen
has already been done
be kept
Have you ever been bitten
was stolen
28
3
My car was stolen last
week
You're/You are wanted
on the phone
All the bananas have bees
eaten
The machine will be
repaired,
We'te/We are being
watched.
The housework has to be
done.
pushed
was pushed
has taken
is being repaired
invented
was the camera invented
have been washed or
were washed
Tve/I have washed them.
or I washed them.
did they send or
they sent
be sent
haoveKey to Additional exercises
28 31 33
2B 8B 2 we're staying 2 a car
3A OB 3 we enjoyed 3 the fridge
te 0A 4 We watched $a teacher
3B 1B 5 slept 5 school
6c 2c 6 1 don’t steep 6 the cinema
76 7 wee not doing / were 7 ati
not going to do 8 the piano
29 8 were going 9 computers
11 stayed Deowe 10 the same
did you do 10 We haven't decided
I watched UL wants 34
‘Are you going i wwgo Ya horse
Tm going 3 ttieend The sky
are you going to see 1a yours having a tourist
gorges, | ts youtehing, |S asus
we 13 fe osking/ ave been | 2 Be eet
2 toe work tee
bee ou fe oes
ee
yeu
png
ort
5 EE oom
eee
Sree en Did
a
ees
ng / are you
We've been 10 remember names (-)
me tae
nn 1 tends
T hiked 13 the garden
wee I the Sige Hore
ae 13 Meech Ceo
mS wok ch
Pea ned 16 the highest mouse in
whe wend
was damaged
1 phone... Do you WEE a we 17 tothe rao... having
now Were chan breaktise -)
[Ml gee 28 were leaving 18 like sport ©) ... is
4 Timgoing... Do you — | 38 9ete leaving basketball)
‘re you going xo fens 20 the second floor =. the
Have you ever cten 1 be / thats going | top of the sais on
The been ofsvent cm ] he right
5 Tvelone Have youssen | ay Oey 1 After dinner ©)
You were wearing | 33 fnabe sratched tevin ©)
cine 2 wonder holiday tn the
34 ve get
Pin not wearing vege south of France ©)
Hove ou ooked / Did [32 &eF0eKng
souk 4 epee 3
me 3 Din Dat
2 Bon Bat
20 o 5 b de iin
Te met 8 B Son Ba
dwent/ we weresiving | 22 ga Sim ton
3 We didnt know tS 5 Faince 19 by
4 we became a8 B Bon 18 for. on
3 we liked S¢ S by Win
6 we spent ik é 10mm 20 acim
7 Welk fa 5 11 oe
& we meet BS
9 has been
10 she’s working,
AL She’ coming
she comes
13 we'll have / we've going 10
have
14 Tewill bePresent 66 7 A
1B 67 D 28 D
A 6s
tse 69 B Go, get. do, make and have
; Ba AD
rok Modals, imperative ete. 2. ¢
feo 71 CD 3G,
an 720 AG Ba AD
moe 730A BSB
6 74a D Boe D
7 73 B
1.10 é 76 E Pronouns and possessives
tS 27 BD la
13D zp iD
re zc 4
tie 70 4B
Le na 5 BC
Vir GD FRE we
: 7B
11s AD There and it MSA
sl OB W9D
Fast 82.8 1410
830A
ae 8a A ‘And the
23D
o 85 B 1c
24 B 52 B
25 08 ‘Auxiliary verbs. 15.3 AC
26D BL ba B
27 A 0208 53 B
28 93 be A
296 od B 157 D
Presenter at is
Sean 97D B10 B
S IBLE
3302 Questions i312 D
MP tor D 1313 B
Be 2 dD 1d A
36 OB w3 A
37 A W4 A Determiners and pronouns
38 05 B lo
39° D 06 D 162 C
310 F 07 B 163 B
1s A lod 8
Passive 109 GE 165 C
Be won C 166 A.C
SOE lol A lo7 Dd
10.12 AC 168 BD
“4 169 8
5 Reported speech 16.10 B
Verb forms loll E
31D 12 ABD 16.12 B,D.
52. 2B 1613 A
Mt Wa An
Future e 16.15 D
ol A ? 16.16 AC
624 f 16.17 D |
63 6 he 118 B
os AB Be 16.19 A, |
65 B .Key to Study Guide
Adjectives and adverbs Ind A 7 3B
IT. A 185 A.D 28
172. ¢ 7a 29 B
me Conjunetions and clauses | 35 19
4D lot 211 D
175 B 12 8 20.12 A
76 B 193 D 20.13 ¢
77 Ac i94 E 2
Ws & 195 BC
79 A 196 AB
i710 B 197 BD
mi Dd 198 A
712
ob Prepositions
3 21D
m4 C Oe
Word order
81 B
82 C
183 B
314“The numbers are anit numbers
(not page numbers).
afan 65
‘sand some 67-68,
fafan and the 69
about IIE
above 109E.
active and passive Appendix 1
across 110)
adjectives 8
adjectives and adverbs
(auick/quickly) 86
compararives (oer / ore
expensive) 87-89
supedatives (the oldes / the most
expensive) 90
ge adjective (get ted ete)
5688
possessive adjectives (op/your/her
etc) 60,62
something/ anybody ete. + adjective
9c,
adjectives + preposition (iad of
etc) 2A
adverbs 86
word! order (aay usually ofen
ete) 94
advise (alse somebndy 10...) 538.
afraid (of) 112A
after 98, 105
ago 1B
all
all and every etc. 80
all (of) 81
word order 94
along [10
already 95C
aloady * present perfect 168
word order 94
also (word onder) 94
always.
hays + present simple. 5C
word onder 94
amiis/are 1-2
sis ing (present
continuoss) 34,234,
thee is / thee ane 37
sic
and 97
angry (with/about) 1124
another 658
any
any and some 76
rot + any 77
any and no 77
‘any (f) 8
anybody/anyone/ anything
76D, 78-79
anywhere 79
apostrophe (ln, et)
‘Append +
apostrophe ° (uy bros
are sco am/is/are
around 110, 116-115,
Appendix. 7
arrive 108C:
tes (v/an/the) 65-73
‘fan 65, 67-68
fan and the 69
the 70-73
as (ot as», a5) 89
ask
‘sk somebody 1. 33B
sack somebody fr... 113A
a
a1 8 o'lock at night ete. 103
ft the bus stop / at work et.
106-107
atand to 108
at the age of. 11B
a) 64
ra away / throw ava ete
(phrasal verbs) 114-115,
Appendix 7
back
come back / give back xe (pbras
verbs). IH-115, Appendix 7
be (ininitve of a/v an)
camsis/ae 1-2
andi + ing (present
continuous) 34,234, 25,316
soncwire 10
toner + sng (past continous
13,284, 51C
have /has ben (presen pete)
15-18
pasive 21
wil be 27
because 97
been
fave has ben (present perfect)
15-18
focn and gone 176
there hashave bon 38B
before 98, 105
Begin (bp © oF aging)
Appendix 1
behind 109A,
belong (to) L13A
below 105E
beside 1098
best 908
better 87D
between i094
bi (ait old biger exe) 88D
born 21C
both 82
word orlee 94
but 97
by 111c
dy aier the pasive (F was btn by
deg) 21D
ly myself / by yours ee. 636
ty (= beside) 109:
can/ean’e 30
‘comparative (olier / more
expensive te) 87-89
conditional (if...)
Ido... 98
Lil... 100
conjunctions 97-100
and ibutior/soMacause 97
hn Before nile afer/antil. 98
if 99-100
continue (ontine 19... oF
‘ote ing) 52C
contractions (shore forms = F'n,
it, youve ete). Appendix 4
could/eouldn’t 30C-D
countable and uncountable
nouns 67-68
depend (on) 113C.
did
sid in negatives 12, 23D, 406,
438,514
«id in questions. 12,230, 40€,
448,518
different (from) 1124
direct speech and reported
speech 50)
do and make 57
son r/does't in negatives 6, 23D,
40C, 438, 514,
dlo/dees in questions 7, 28D,
40C, 44B, 51
don't go / don’ fll ee
(insperseve) 358
down 110.
sit down / put down ete. (pheasal
verbs) L4-115, Appendix 6-7
during 105Index
each other 63D)
either
citer and too A2A
either (of) 82
embedded questions (Do you
now what... Pete) 49
fend (atthe end of) 1058, 1068
enjoy
joy ~ing. 5283
joy myself yourself ete, 6A.
enough 9
‘ough and 109 92D
Have you ever. 2 17
superiative + evxr 9UE
word order 94
every 80
everybody/everyone/
everything/everywhere 80C
expect 52A, 538
far
How far ist? 394, 47D
far > funher 878
fast 86C
fed up (with) 1128
few /a fow St
fish (fish -ing)
for
28
for teu mutes / for tee years et
19, 108D
forand ty. 540
“ge fora wale exc, 5:
forand during 105C
from 104A, 110
font (in fot of) 109A-B
full (of) 1124
further 873
future 25-28
Ton working tomorow: (present
continous) 25
“The cont stats at 7.30, (prevent
simple) 25C
(Un) going to (do someting) 26
vill 27-28
sho) 27D, 28C
fature after when before hile ee
8B.
fioture ater f 998
geographical names with and
without the 73
gerund sce -ing
get 56
eet t0 (a pce) 56C, 108C
‘ge on / get up ete. (phrasal verbs)
U4, Appendix 6
give
ive something to someh
sombody something 98
iy / iv
give up / give bac ete, (phrasal
verbs) 115, Appendix 6-7
go 55
0 -ing (go svimaing tc) 38D
9 home / g0 10 work / go tothe
in / go back ee. (phrasal verbs)
4
going t0 (I'm going t do
something) 26
gone and been 17C
good
pod and well 86D)
good ar 112A
got
past of get LIC, 86
havo has gov 9,58A,
had
past of hve 11¢
hid to 338
He soi he ad (done someting)
50, Appendix [1
happen (to) 113A
hard 86C
hhas sce have
hate 52C-D
have 9,58
have got has gor 9,58
Ihave done / eave bo ets (present
perfect) 15-18, 230
have 1 38
Ise a nice time / hae fo et
358
there has/ave bore 388
hae breakfist / have a shower ee
588.
het 59-60, 62
hers 61-62
herself 63
him 59, 62
himsell 63)
his 60-02
holiday (on hold) 35B, 111A
home 554,714, 1088,
“get Fome 56C, 10SC.
how 47
“How long have you... ?(pnesent
perfect) 18
iow big? / how old? / how fr? exe
47D,
How long does it rake? 48
ow muh? / how many? 83,
Vyou/he/she etc. (personal
pronouns) 59, 62
if 99-100
iFwe go / if you se ete. 99
‘and when 99C
HT had / if we wee 100
Da you kon if... 2 49C.
mperative (do this / don't de
in April / in summer ete, 103
in a room £ in hospital et:
106-107
in five minutes / nthe oats ec
03s
inand to 108
pur some ie 110
10 in / fill in ete, (plas verbs)
114-115, Appendix 7
infinitive (do/see/play te)
infinitive (do/see ete) and
infinitive (10 do / tose eke)
51,53
i /wil/shoull ete. infinitive
SIA
verbs + 10 + infinitive (F naut eo
gv ete) 51, 52-53
infiniive and -ing (do “doing et)
Fvent to the shop 1 buy
(intinisive for purpose) 54
infinitive and for... 54B
adjective + infinitive (i easy 10
) 398
something 19 eat / nowhere to go
ee, 79D,
ing (doing / playing going te)
3-4, 23A, 25, 51C
tas /eere + ng (past continuous)
13,234, 51C
ing and infinitive (da /doing ee)
51-52
verbs + ~ing(ewiy ng ete.)
52B-C,
43> ing (go swimming ete.) 88D
prepositions + sing. 105D, 112B
interested (in) 112A
into 110
incegular verbs 11C. 218.
Appendix 2-3
js sce am /is/are
it 39,598
itis and there is 37B, 398
ink and its 60
its 60
Just
inst + peesent perfect 16A,
‘word order 94
ind (bind to somebody / kind of
comely) 112A
know (Do you koow where 2)
“0learn (lear 10 ...) S2A
left (on te lf) 109A
lend (ld something to somebody)
96
less 88C.
et 53D
ets (ler g0 / ler dae €
53D,
like (What isi like?) 468
ike (verb)
would like 34, 52D, 538A
‘do you lie? and sould you tie?
3c
like 10 .. oF tke sing 52C
listen (to) 113A.
ele /a Hite 84
look
Took + adjective (ook ied ete)
85¢
lool at/forfier 1138
lot (a lot of...) 83
love 52C-D
do somering 58D)
take and do 57
many
many and much 83
398,
io as many
married
Imarved to 112K,
get maried 36B
may 29D
me /you/hi
pronouns) 59,62
middle (i the middle f) 107A,
109A
mighe 29
mind (1 dow’ mind -ing) $288
mine /yours/hers ct, (posesive
pronouns) 61-62
modal verbs (will/aw/might ete)
fo 81
the most expensive / he most
sical ee. 90
much
nc and many 83
ch bigger / mc more expensive
8D
not aswel (as) 89D,
tao muck 926
must 31
mustn't 31C
mast and should 32E
must and have to 330
ny! your his ete. (possessive
adjectives) 60, 62
anyself/ yourself etc. (cfexive
pronouns) 63
need
fon’) need 19 31D.
teed 19... 52K
negatives 43)
ative questions 44C
hnoand none 77
vit + any 77-78
neither
Neither am 1 / Neither do Det
25
either fo) 82
never + present simple 5C
hover + present perfect 17B
word order 94
next to 109A,
nie (nice to somebody / nice of
sonnehody) 2A
no (no money / no fiends ete)
TIA-B,SIB
nobody/no-one/nothing.
78-79
rovone and none 77C
none 77B-C,81B-C
rnor (Novant 1/ Nor do Tete)
28
nouns (countable md
uncountable) 67-68
nowhere 7)
of
the rof ofthe builing ete. 64C.
the of T3E
of 110
set off / tu of etc (phrasal
verbs) T4115, Appendix 6
‘offer (to do sonsthing) 52K
often
vfien + present simple 5
word order 04
oy Monday / on 25 Apel ete. 10
con the table / ou the wall 106-1
on the kidright 109A
1 holiday / oy elevvon et
1A
on (hoi
4 tip ete) S518
get on /put on ete, (phrasal verbs)
LLI-L15, Appendix 6-7
one/ones 75
opposice 1098,
or 97A-B
ought ¢o 32F
four 60,62
fours 61-62
ourselves 63
cout of 110
9 ont / pu out exe. (phosal
verbs) 4-15, Appendix 6-7
over 110
clin over ke
votbs) 14-11
k over (peas
Appendix 6-7
pair (1 pair of.) 668
passive 21-22, 238, Appendix 1
present simple (is done) and past
simple (uus donc) 2
present continuous (Being done)
and present perfct (has bert
done) 22
wil/oamust ete.) be done
Appendix 1.2
ppast (Go post the cinema ..) 110
past continuous (us/wwre +
fig) 13-14, 238, 51
past continuous (1 a doing) and
past simple (f did) 14
Appendis 1.1
past participle (cw
etc) 248
present perfect (Ihave clean)
15,23C.
passive (he rom ue cleane)
21-22, 298, Appendix 1
regular (cleaned) and inreguhe
(cen) 24B, Appendix 2-3
past perfect
Vdonclsceu
He sid he had (done something)
30
active and pasive Appendix 1.1
past simple (di /leaed/sa ete)
u-iz
gative didut.) 12,438
questions (id 27) 12, 4B
regular (dened) and ievegular
verbs (uw) B-C, Appendix
23
past simple + ago 198
pase simple 1d) and ps
perfect (fae done) 20
pase simple (did) and pase
continuous (Tas doing) 14
pase simple passive (the monn wae
eaned) 21,238, Appendix 1.1
7+ pase simple if Thad / Fue
swe) 100
people 65C-D.
personal pronouns (I/ine/jo
ste) 59,62
persiade (prsuate sombody (0...)
3Index
phrasal verbs (gt up / put on
etc) 14-115, Appendix 6-7
paral (ayy > cups / mia —» men
cic) 66
police (plural) 661
possessive adjectives
(onyyour/his et.) 60, 62
possessive pronouns
(onine/yours/his ete) 61-62
prefer 52C-D
prepositions 103-113
‘atVondin (inne) 103
forksine 19, 104
wt 108°B.
fore fer during tile 105
in/ation (places) 106-107
‘ofin/at (places) 108
on 103, 106-107, LO9A, 111A
st 103, 106-108, 1118,
tunder/behin/opposte ee,
(postion) 109
rr/through ete. (moverment)
pi
10
by 1096, 111C
with/without 11D, 2B
aout XE
prepositions + sing (in ing /
without -ing exe) 10SD, 112B
adjective + prepositions (fai of
etc) 112A
verb + preposition (listen to /
wait for ete) 113.
prepositions at the end (HV i
she talking 102) 46
prepositions in relative clauses
(the man she is talking to) 1028,
present continuous (a is/are ~
ing) 34,238.51
negative (Fm not ing) 3
questions (avr you ing?)
present continuous (Fan doing)
and present simple (Ido) 8
present continuous passive 224,
Appendi: 1.1
present continuous for the fare
(Wut are you doing tomormow?)
present perfect (I have dine)
15-20, 3C,
prcient perfect + jist 16A,
present perfect + already 168
present perfect + yet 16C, 953
Have you ever... 217
gone and been 17C
How long have you... ? 18
1849
present perfece * fr/sine
present perfect continuous (1 hae
ron ing) 8B.
rt perfect (1 hare done) and
past imple [id) 20
»
present perfoct passive 228,
Appendix 1.1
regular and irregular verbs. 15B,
24, Appendix 2-3,
present simple (I srk / she
works ete.) 57, 23D
negative (don'/docsn') 6,438
questions (do/does ... 2) 7,448
le + always usually?
ver etc. 5C.
present simple (f dp) and present
continuous (Pam doing) 8
present simple passive (he om
leaned) 21,23B, Appendis 1.1
present simple forthe future
(The conc stats at 7,30,) 25.
present simple after whe ub
ete. 98B
present simple afer
promise (promise 10
pronouns
personal pronowns (I/me/you
ete) 59,62
ppossesive pronouns (mine /yons
ec) 61-62,
reflexive pronouns (myslf/younell
998
) 528
onefones 73
teltive pronouns (o/h
thar) 101-102
put
pt something in. 110
‘put on / put out ete. (phease
verbs) 15, Appendix 7
questions 447
dofdoes a
448
did... ? (pase simple) 12, 448
Why do. ?¢ Why int. 2
etc. AC
Whio sow you? / Whe did you see?
45
preposition at dhe end (Iho i
she talking 102) 46
Wha / Which 7 How... ? AT
How lug does it take? 483
a yon kaow wre. ?
[embedded questions) 49
? (present simple)
reply. questions (Hive you? Are
you? otc) 414
question fags (.. do you? /
isn't i? ete) 1B
reflexive pronouns (self?
youselete) 63
regular and irregular verbs 11,
24, Appendix 2-3
relative clauses 101-102
selative pronouns (iho /which!
that) 101-102
reply questions (Have you? / Ane
you?) MA,
reported speech
7 Hl told e that
30
He told me vo
light (on the right) 1094,
538-6
round 110)
‘un oud / show ound (pheasal
verbs) 14-115, Appendix 7
°s (postrophe '9) 64, Appendix
45
same 708,895
say/said
‘He said that
50
soy and (ll 508
shall 27D, 28C
short forms (Fn / 8 / you
tec) Appendix 4
should 32
simple past sce past simple
simple present. see present
simple
since 19A, 104C
singular and plural lover >
flowers) 66
(reported speech)
2B
as tired, 30 F vent fo bel. 97
so am 1/39 do Let
same and aan 67-68
me and any 76
some (of) ST
somebody/someone/
something somewhere
76,79
someines * present simple 5C
wort order 94
sorry (sorry about and sory fo)
12a
speak (to) 113A
spelling. Appendix 5
start (fo. and star ig)
ssl 95
word order 9
stop (sop -ing) 528
suggest (suggest ing) 528
superlative (the biggest 7 the mow
expensive etc) 90tags (question tgs) 41.
take (Hou long does it take?) 48
talk (f0) 113
tell/told
“He told me that... 50
tell and say 30B
Car you tll me whee. 249A
He told me 1... 53B-C
active and passive Appendix 1.1
present continuous (Fan doing
34, 238, 25, 51C.
present simple (2 do) §-7, 23D,
25¢
pase simple (1 id) 11-12, 14,20,
23D
pase continuous (I ws doing)
13-14, 234, SIC.
present perfect (Ihave done)
15-20, 23C
besave/do i. present and past
than 88-89
that 74
“He said that... (reported speech)
504
that and this 74
«thing that
101
the 69-73
the andl a/an 69
the same 70B
the sian / the sky ete. 70C
the cinema / the theatre / the bank
ste, 71B,
flowers / the flowers 72
‘te in names of places 73
(relative clauses)
the biggest / he must expensive ete
themselves 63
there
there is/are 37
there was/were 398A
thre has have been
there will be 38C
there ie and i 6
these 74
think (line about / think of
113A
this 74
those 74
through 110
sill (= sa)
388
378
loan
fine 108A
laces 108, 110
010... SBA, 2088,
fe 108C
to + infinitive (0 go / 1 be te)
see jafinitive
too 92
‘oo and either 428
taaen (turn round / tus on et.)
(phrasal verbs) 114-115,
Appendix 7
uncountable nouns
(Galt/water’music ete.) 67-68
ander 109D, 110
‘until 98B, 104A-B
up 110
‘1 up / pic up ete. (phtasal
verbs) 114-115, Appendix 6-7
tus 59,62
used (I usel 0.) 36
wally
swally + present simple 5
word onder 94
verbs
present tenses 1-9, 23,25
past tenses 10-14, 20,23,
present perfect 15-20, 23,
passive 21-22, Appendix 1
regular and irzegular verbs 24,
Appendix 2-3
fiture 25-28
‘modal verbs (uil/om/should et.)
27-34, 51A
negatives 43
questions 44-47
reported speech 50
verbs + -iyg 51-52
verbs + /0 (infinitive) 51-53,
vets + preposition (look at /
speak to etc) M13
phrasal wesbs (et Hp / put on ete)
1-115, Appendix 6-7
wait (for) 54C, 113A
want
want 1... BOK
‘want somebody t ... 338
was/were 10
twas /were + sing (pst continous)
13,23, 51C
rus fren done (passive)
BBA
1008
21,238
there w/e
‘fF washer
well 86D
Index
what
What .. and Who
What like? 46B
What? 47
What... ?and Which
when 95
when and if 9
whether 49
2 47C
which
Which .. 2-47
Which. 2 and What... 2 47C
Which one/ones?. 756
a thing which
ToL
while 98, 105
who
Who... ? 45
1 person oho
on
whose (Woes is thi?) 61D
sill 27-28
vill and shall 270,28.
won't 278,
there will he 38C
with/without LID
id ithou + ing VA2B,
won't (= will nat) 274,
word order
questions. 44-46
present continuous questions 4B.
present simple questions. 7B
past simple questions. 12D.
pasive 21-22
Do you know whee... ?
(embeded questions) 49
veth + abjece 95
place and time 9307
alas usualy efon ete. 94
sive clauses)
(celative clauses)
afer give /lend send ete. 96
worse 87D
worst 958
would
1 tke / would you Hike? 34
would Hike /love ete, 52D
le wuld bay a cif le had the
‘money. 100
write (60) 1138,
yet 958
yet + present perfier 16¢
you 59,62
your 60,62
yours 61-62
‘yourself/yourselves 63,
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