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  • Unit 1A - Workbook Answers: Covers answers for Unit 1A including vocabulary, grammar, and pronunciation exercises.
  • Unit 1B - Workbook Answers: Includes answers for Unit 1B focusing on grammar, pronunciation, and vocabulary.
1A Workbook Answer Key 1 VOCABULARY 2 24,3h,46,59,6b,73,86,9d b 2do,3 sports, d musi, § lunch, 6 pets, 7lve, 8 learns iy, 9, Adborm 2 GRAMMAR a2 7 cant were you Do the children want Did you see does your boytriond do? {id sho learn do you getup Is your gidiend a student? \What de you de en the weekend? ow often do you go out? Where did you ge last Saturday? Did you have a nice sme? What did you do lst night? What TV shows de you wach? When is your bithday? Where are you from? Where did you go an vacation last year? What kind of books do you read? Student own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION © 2R.38,4,5K,6M,71 © 2A,3U,4P,50,6¥ 1B 41 VOCABULARY 1 Zblonde, 3 long, 4 handsome b 2 funny, 3 fiendly, 4 lay, § smart, 6 unkind, 7 stupid, @ shy, 9 quiet, € bald, 3 extroverted, 4 board, ‘mustache, § lee, 6 thin, verwoighs, T hardworking, & like, lative, 9 serious, 10 cheap 2 GRAMMAR 2 2D0es, want, 3 doesn’, rin, watches, 5 Does, speak, 6 Do, work, 7 don't play 8 loves You're never too old to get married Candice sees her boyfriend every day Alice sometimes mests people on Its always fur to go on a date hardly ever see my ve these days Trnever go out during the week © Zeams,3 study 4 want, lve, 6 share, 7 ivi D doesn't like, 10 prefer 11 con's see, Te get along a2 3 4 Where do you lve? [Where does Anna lve? ‘8 Who do you lve with? Whe does Anna lve with? 3 Do you Ike going to parties? bb Does Anna lke going te parties? 5 Are you shy or extroverted? 2 VOCABULARY bls Anna shy or extroverted? 1 slim, 2 height, generous, 4 kind, © Students’ own answers Sjeane, 6tights 3 PRONUNCIATION 3 PRONUNCIATION Zl, 3 he, sas, 5 faves, 1 sandals, 2 beard, 3, 4 date, 5 kes, cooks 6 glasses 1c 1 VOCABULARY 10 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,28,36,4b,5¢,63,7b, 86,94, 4 Zleggings, 3 pants, 4 sit, 5 cap, Strackevt,7 esters, Bho Pox, 2A 1odress, 1 b 22,31, 4h51,66,76,89,9) 10d ‘€ 2behind, 3 between, 4 in front of, on, 5 next fe 12shons 1 GRAMMAR Regular: arrived, asked, invited, rented, stayed, studied 1 6 above, 7 uncer regular: Bought, could, chose, ate, 2 PRONUNCIATION felt said necklace problem bracelet cardigan jacket b 0 skit sweater third Tshirt © 2yanted, 3 booked) wor went, 7 asked, 8 looked, 9 could 3 GRAMMAR exert a2 mloakng, 2 taking ia 4 weaning, 5 ent ming od 2d they want, 3 did they book, arrive, § did the waman, b did they go bb 2 ives, 3 are looping, 4s raining, S drinks, 6wesrs, 7 ‘re studying, @lve 2 PRONUNCIATION © 2are, plying. 315, doin, 2 2wanted,? booked 4 invted, ‘in wearing i wearin S vated Gia, erying, 7s waarhg 8,483 VOCABULARY 42 ae playing soccer 2240 fora alk, 3 book fight Fete sand Salve, go abroad, 9 go sing she we Sgnoutsngh, 7pm abel 5. The woman on the right is wearing ‘8 go sightseeing, 9 sunbathe on the Treworman on ser 3 eh Togo aay forthe weekend 6 Sartore tee bb 2sunny 2 eowded, nosy 5 Hes wesnng ors a Thi, and Sunnelatd ireskers, base endly 8 nice, 9 cloudy 8 Hee seoping, fotonriou 6.2 How did you gether? Practical English Twenty pane 2 Whore dd you sty? 11 CALLING RECEPTION Istyedin hoe 22 put 3 send 4 bother This, 6 4 Hew ong dé you sy? & 2" Tren» problem wth the shower (azn for ten days 3 Hise vont nah ony What did you do im sorry to boter you twas the meather ke? $ finsory tebe 6 whch mer & Hiputyou trough oT ac 2 ru 2ad64b 2B 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH + VOCABULARY 2 2to be, 3 must 4 guess, Sto, 2 Zinn, 30 in,50n, ati ot 0, By the way eon Famen bin b 2 good view, 3 mustbe, gues, bb 20min, 3.0m in, on, 4 inom aByhe may, oo Seeon, Pain Bat € bincein den. ecn,fat, gon hat Can you remember...? 1 a teanasseshTiag 1 GRAMMAR 2 GRAMMAR are you doing, 2 don’t think, 3 can |, a 2 Were, working, 3 were you doin sarang 22020 oxo Uris Pass coming. meson, pba encanta un th book rid Mark was talking on the phone when he got a text 3. The chien wore playing computer games when the vistors Served. 4 We were having a barbecue waen Iwas witing «report when my computer cashed 2 We were tying to find the ext 3 Iwas closing the window 4 We were washing the cofee cups, 5 é Iwas counting the money. Students’ own answer 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 2U,3U,45,5,5U,5,5,6U 2c 1 GRAMMAR 3 2 The next day, 3 when, 4 Suddenly, 5 Two minutes later, 6 After that b 2a,3b,4a,5b € 2but 3 Although, 4 s0, 5 Although, Sbecause, 7 but 2 PRONUNCIATION 41 First lable svessed!: awl birthday. evening, hur, perfect auiekly, summer 2 Secand sylable stressed! again along, akhnough, because, before, behind, in 3 VOCABULARY 2 2g,34,4b,5h,62,7 0,86 b 2vaiting, $inuted, £m, 5 drving, SG playea, 7 ran, 8 eave. Students! omn answers 3A 1 VOCABULARY a 2elovators,3 gates, 4 car, S customs, 6 anivals, 7 terminal, 8 departures bb 2 security check, 3 passport contol 4 gate number, § bagaage checicin € Zelevators,3 departures, 4 bagaage hecicn S gate, 6 passport contol, 7 baggage claim, 8 cat, 9 customs, sO arvale 2 PRONUNCIATION 3 2 change, 3 bigser, 4 foaay, 5S region, Sgate € Sentence 3 also has the same @ sounds 3 GRAMMAR 8 2d,39,4b59,60,7f 2 'mgoing to book, 3 ent going to sleep, 4 are, going to sty, 5 isn going to tly, 6 is, going to get ‘Sam isnt going to buy 8 new Suiteate today, 3 Dave's gong to meet Chie at Terminal 29 12:30. 4 Sally aoing to fiy from London to New York on Wedneesay 5. Esme’s going to book bus tickets this evening, Students’ ovin anewers 3B 41 VOCABULARY 12 Zabout, 30n, 4 0% § for, 66,7 in ate bb 2about, 3 mith, 4 for Son, 6, 7t0 © 2arrved in, $ depends on, 3 GRAMMAR 2 2Ave you staying, 3 we're having, 41m fying, § fm traveling, 6 are you gesting, 7 Maria’ coming, Bis she gong, 9 she sn't acing, AO are you tang Both forms possible i's going to snow heS going get arent going to miss Both forms possible Both forms possible she’s going to have he's going to New York ‘On Wecnesday he's working at ‘On Thursday, he's having dinner with Cassie 5. On Friday, he’ listening to anew {6 On Saturday, he's having a barbecue. Student’ own anawers 3c 1 GRAMMAR 2 29,34, dh,5b,69,7¢,86 1b 2where, 3 that, 4 that, 5 shat, here, 7 hat {© that, 3 who / tha, 4 that, S where, 6 that, 7 that Sentences 2,4, 6, and 7 {© Students wn answers 2 VOCABULARY 2 2play, cap, 4thin, 5 wallet S blouse, 7 teacher 8 hotel ‘The hidden word alphabet b 2eppesite, 3 similar, tke, 5 something, 6 example, 7 someone / somebody, 8 somewhere Suggested answers © Down 2 isthe opposite of body 2 Ws something you taxe photos 4 Its place that has lots of interesting old things lke statues or paintings. 5. Rea word that describes someone fr something that makes you Tough 7 Its the opposite of short Across: 2 es somewhere where you can sleep in tents, & Ike the opposite of right 22020 oxo Uris Pass 8 Its place where young people lean 9 Its something that you crve to got from place to place. 10 Its the opposite of hardworking. 11 Tes something tha tells you wnat you can eat na vestaurant, 2 PRONUNCIATION a Zoute, hate, 4 plane, 5 cut, 6 note, 7 plan, Bite, 9 ot, 10 bit Practical English 4) VOCABULARY 2 menu, 3 course, 4waiter/ waitress, 5 check, 6 tip 2. AT THE RESTAURANT 2 Yes, pleat, 3 Can I get you something to start with? 4 No, thankyou. Just a main course Idee the steak, please 5 And how would you tke your steak? Rare, mesium or well done? 6 Rare, please 7 Would you lice that with fies or with a baked potato? 8 Abked potato, please 9 OK And to drink? 10 Water, please. 11 Sell or sparking? 12 Sel 13 Here's your steak, ma'am 14 tr sony, butl asked for my steak tare, and this is well done, 15 Frm very sorry, ma'am, Il take it back tothe kitchen 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 31 start with, 2 any suggestions, be great, 3 Could 2a mistake, Sto 90 b 2 that would be great 3 Do you have any suggestions? 4 Could we have the check, please? 5 theresa mistake 6 tellme, to start with Can you remember...? 1-3 + GRAMMAR 13,2636,4e,5a6¢ 2 VOCABULARY 1 sightsesing, 2 comiorable, 3 leggings, dens ta sation, 6 nitendh 2 PRONUNCIATION 18,2 forget, 3 start, misses, 5 sandal, bared 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,26,3¢,4b,52,6b, 78,869 tob 4A 1 VOCABULARY 2 dust the furiture, 3 de the shopping, make hineh, 5 do the vacuuming, 6 set the table, 7 load the dishwasher, B take aut the garbage bb 2make, 3 clean up, 4 clear, 5 clean, 6 do, 7 put away. © Zmake, 3 make, 4 do, 5 do, 6 make, 7 do, 8 make Ea comping. meson, pba enan ote cer buon fth book rd 2 GRAMMAR a 2Have you done, 3 haven't made, “4 tye cat, § 've made ba Have you made any plans for the weekend yet? We haven finished lunch yet Daniel has already cleaned up his Ive already done Have you been to yet? haven't cleaned the bathroom yet Kenj has already taken out the guage. He’ fallen of hie bike. They've won the championship. Ive cleaned the floor She's set the table. ‘She's done the dishes haven't started yet Ive already been tothe store, Ive cleaned the apartment Ive already se: the table 1 Students own answers 3. PRONUNCIATION a2 3 4 4B Have you gotten a new job yet? Alot of young people like jazz Doyou vant ea alow jecket? Did Jess say yes oro? 1 VOCABULARY 8 2item, 3 car, 4 payment, 5 auction, Gcheckour, 7 weoste, 8 delivery bb 2fiting rooms, 3 checkout, “receipt, 5 sit, § 520, 7 Bake, back, 9 salespeople © 2esle, 3109 4 shopping bsg, Sdebi, nextday 2 PRONUNCIATION 2 chemisty, 3 clothes, 4 machine 3 GRAMMAR a2 3 4 am haven't brought my credit card Have Anna and Kay been/gone shopping? Has your sister ever worked as 2 model? Tye been tothe shopping mall ‘see today We haven't sold anything on eBay recently dd you buy, bought Have you ever been, have, went, did you stay, founel Have you ever bought, you've never wom, nave, did you buy oust Have you ever lost, have, did you lose, left ave you ever done, haven't, ted, met Dan's booked fight online, Dan's never stayed in an Aiton house or apartment. dion and Mia nave never bought anything on eBay. ‘Jon and Mia have never booked ignt online Jom and Mis have stayed in an ‘irbnb house ar apartment 4c 1 VOCABULARY 18 2orng, 3 excited, elaxed, 2. Have you ever booked «fight 3 Have you ever house or apartment? © Students! own answers 5 is worse than it was five years ago. nine? {6 areless happy than they ere five eayed in an Aitbob years ago. / aren't Were fv years aga 3 PRONUNCIATION happy as they 3 2rot@s ld, 3 ong, 45 good @, 5 more than, 6 usally book wasn't@s goods his Please have Eaward show me S toned, 6 mereing, elxng Massa b 2ralesing, 3 boring & depressed, Keregn eo buy tha Sires ancing. deporting onto a fighting, bored 10 wrcted 5 nt spend@e much time 2 Grammar workings betore 6 Thaton nar chy it ook 4 anybody 3 nonhor4 aner Stone, é something, 7 moore Blomewhere 5B baray + VOCABULARY EF The something onthe ground. oueat soem 4 acts sr, ‘ Students’ own answers 4 F The man who's cooking is wearing 5 Ocean, é medium-sized, 7 beach something on his head b 2 pollsted, 3 safe, 4 nosy, 5 boring, 7 F There is omebody in the water, 2 The children were bored because ‘6 trowsed 2 church, 3 museum, & harbor, 5 hke, there was nothing to do ease 2 Yoto thought the party was ate The pute spell out Quebec. boring because she did't know 4 tmarees ill 2 bridge, canal, anyone. 2 ruins, lke, trnples, statues 4 Tim:trelaxed because threat anyromework He istdang 2 GRAMMAR anything 4 2tve friendliest, 3 The safes, 44 tre least atactive, 5 the wettest, {the farthest / farthest 3 PRONUNCIATION b2 4 Ic! doss_frendly never sweater webs a uy coat don't goes heme photos 4 wfunny gloves lunch nathing something 5 5A ©2 41 VOCABULARY a 182 forty-seven percent 5 five thousane 4 4 four point tree Its the most besutfl building “Thats the most expensive thing Ive ever bought Its the best photo you've ever taken That’ the worst fight we've ever had What's the worst hotel you've ever stayed in? What's the best vac ‘What's the most interesting museum you've aver visited? n youve 5 one thousand eight hundred ang 5 Whats the nicest restaurant you've fy ever been to? {6 ‘wa hundred and ten thoussnd Students ov answers b 2928 Zo twenty-eight ink Sothree-quarte 3 PRONUNCIATION 423 1,750.4 one tousand seven 2 Whats he funniest movie you've hundred and fifty sever seen? 550% Softy percent 3. Whats she most famous building 2 GRAMMAR 4 Whats te mort interesting hing 4 2huerthy 3 good, 4 cael, 5 easy, you'velearned this year? 4 bad, 7 wel 8 clearly 5. Whats he best meal you've ever bb 2 mow slowly 3 hotter, 4 harder, pas? 5 farther father 6 oeter, 7 more dangoraus,# more quickly 5c € 2 Harhandag wasn’ se expensive aehershoos, * 4 VOCABULARY 2 Myofice n't as big a my sisters 2 mucles, Bhat, 4 blood, S bone (ofc. bb 1 teeth, 2 bones, Sruscles, heart 4. Japan did't pay as well S blood Moxa 5 Idon't deve as carefully asyou. 2 GRAMMAR. {6 Elena doosn'lock az relaxes as ee caceue 3 many d mush, Sete Beto. Salotes, 7 Alle, 8 few d 2 more popular than, expensive as, 2g. 30, 4452,66 4 smaller than they were ve years ago. 62 3 22020 oxo Uris Pass too much sosa g0*9 bed early enough coming. meson, pba encanta un th book rid 4 enough sleep 5 too many cookies 6 enough rut and vegetables 3 PRONUNCIATION 3 2muscle, 3 enough, 4 blood, 5 none © 2 Being n the hospital wasnt mich o» 3 like to give bl6@d every fow mnths. 4 We allnoed to get en6gh sn 5 Iden’ really co "eh sunning Practical English 1. WHY DON'T You. 2 don's you take it back 3 Why don you tyiton? 4 Why don't you get something frm the drugstore? 5 Why don't you buy her some flowers? 2 VOCABULARY 2 24,36,42,56 bb 2 extra large, 3 dollars, 4 euros, 5 conte 6 medium, 7 pounds 3 TAKING SOMETHING BACK TO A STORE 2 bough, 3 problem, 4 arid, 5 size, 6 small, 7 medium, 8 check, 9 som 10 refund, 11 fitting rooms, 12 receist 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 youknow 3. Why don't we go out for dinner 4 Can we make ita bit later 5 lets make t eight Can you remember...? 1-5 1 GRAMMAR 1 come, 2 anything, 3 yet, as, S because, 6 taking 2 VOCABULARY 1 arriving, 2 excited, 3 ake, 4 dangerous, 5 shelves, 6 campsite ‘3 PRONUNCIATION 1 card, 2 large, 3 nowhere, 4 nothing, 5 joke, 6 where 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,29,34,46,5b,68,79,86,9, 6A 1 VOCABULARY a Dear, 3 pass, 4 pull, break, G borrow, 7 Tose, 8 tum on, 9 cond bb 2 start, 3 sel, 4 pick up, $ find, 6 upload, 7 forget, 8 catch / got 2 GRAMMAR 2 nobody will buy 3 iran 4 You won't miss 5 Pl fnsh 6 (pass, twon't get 7 Qurmecting wart fsigh b 2won'twin, 3 forget, 4 pass, 5 Will, eateh, 6 won't fn, 7 won't sel € 2 You'll have a heakhy le 3 You won't be very rch 4 You won't always have the same ob 5 You'll have along ie & Youll enjay learning new things 4. Students own answers 3. PRONUNCIATION 42 Hell meet somebody new. 3 You'll have a good time. 6B 1 GRAMMAR 2 24,30,4b6, 5360 b 20,37,40,50,60 € 2ileary3 lide, 4'lllook, S wont say Hllend you some money. 3 Hlhave the ehiccen, please 4 Mitake your coat 5 |won't forget to feed the deg. & Ml tun on the air eonditioning 2 PRONUNCIATION 22 decide, email, promise 3 practie, Isten,repar 4 boron, forget seree 5 sunbathe, ine, complain 3 VOCABULARY 8 22,34,44,5b.66 b 20nd, 3 give, 4 call, 5 go, 6 take, 7 pala 6c 1 GRAMMAR 2 2b,3b,43,5¢,66,7 6,83, 96 B 1 going to go 60, go, read ‘win, lose were, doing, was watching Have, dreamt/creamed, ve, had are, dong, 'm reading are leaving, coming Did, sleep, woke up Zhave, done / are doing, 3 works, 4s studying, 5s, published, helped, 7 chose, & discovered, 10 saw 11 were watching 2 VOCABULARY 8 Dredly, 3 not very, 4 fay, 5 lil ‘incredibly bb 2 drives really dangerously 3 ‘staking / going fo take me toe very expensive restaurant 4 was incredibly interesting 5 was really busy 6 wae litle boring 3 PRONUNCIATION as © Zaweater, 3 wear, 4 cheam 22020 oxo Uris Pass 7A 1. VOCABULARY 1 Zoffered, 3 cid't want, 4 pretended, 5 needed, 6 promised, 7 planned B decided, 9 forget, 10 learned bb 2learn, 3 tel, 4 improve, § close, Gran, 7 90, 8 tay 2 GRAMMAR 2 2eificuk to tal, 3 easy ta buy, 4 great to hear, § fun to be b 2to see, 3not to finish, 4 S not to wll, 6 0 ren © 2ushen so call, 3 how many A vinere to go, S wnat to study, {how much to make, 7 who te rake 4-2 Imhoping to play tennis with my fend 3. Tm planning to stayin 4 Tim tying to learn Japanese 5 To get a better job, 6 We diicul to remember vocabulary, 8 Students’ own anewers 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 really don't know what to do, 3. She learned to swim when she was very young, 4 He tole vs not to come tonight, 5. Do you want to send Tor a cara? 6 thine Ifergot to turn my phone of 7B 1 VOCABULARY 2 24,3b,43,5¢ bb 2 star, 3 spend, hates, S love, S lkes, 7 don't mind, 8 go on, 9 fe ike, 10 stop 2 GRAMMAR a 2 studying, 3 writing, 5 getting, & listening b 23,36,4f,5e,6b € imagining, 4 diving, 5 listening, 6 Staying, 7 reading, 8 Not geting up, 9 tkeng, 10 going, 11 working, 1Zhaving, 12 walking, 14 feeling, 1S not taleing, 16 Tuning of, 17 leaving dd. Ssudents’ own anewere going, © Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 3 Zironing, 3 going shopping, 4 doing © 2e,[Link] 7 1 GRAMMAR 81 don'thave to, have to 2-Do, have to, have to, don't have to 3 Do, have to, don'thave to, have to 4 Does, have to, doesn't have to, hasta b 2 You mu 4 You me You must 3Youmust rot, € Zmust not, 3 must not, 4 don't have to, 5 must net, & must coming. meson, pba encanta un fh book rid Eg dd Zhave to, 3 must, 4 don't have to, 5 must not 2 VOCABULARY 18 2 good at, 3 good at, 4 bad fr, 5 bad at, 6 good for b 2 from, $f, dwith,5 of, in, 7t0 1 fullot, 2 famous for, ara of, 3 differen: fom, nicer to, 4 goos at, angry with 2 he’ sil bc at doing homewore. He’ interested in reaging English magazines, He must work harder 3 She's good at speaking, but i stil bad at graremar She's interested in watching English / American movies. She must read more, © Student" avin answers 3 PRONUNCIATION a Sand? Practical English 1 VOCABULARY 2 cold, 3 tomachache, 4 temper S headache, 6 cough 2 GOING TO A PHARMACY 2 well, 3 symptoms, 4 have, 5 allesic, 6 better, 7 tat0, 8 every, 9 often, 10 much 3. HAVE GOT 2. Has your brother got any children? 3 haven't, 4 have you got? 5 Have you got any brothers and 6 have 4 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 glad, 2 fr, 3 should, sure, great Can you remember...? 1-7 4 GRAMMAR 1b,29,3b,4a,5e,66 2 VOCABULARY 1 hate, 2 depressing, 3 harbor, 4 clea, Song, 6 do the irening 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 thank, 2 likes, 3 genera, 4 going, 5 put, 6 break 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,2b,30,4b,5e,86,73,86,99, toe 8A 1 GRAMMAR 2 shouldnt dine (F should 90 (A should see (8) shoule tel) shouldn't give (2 should eal) 1b 2 should wear, 3 should’ buy, 4 should vist, 5 should’ have, 6 should get 2 PRONUNCIATION 8 2could, 3 soup, & book 3 VOCABULARY 2 22,3¢,46,50,66,7d,83,9b, jou bb 2 getting up, 3 gotlost, 4 getin Shase, 5 getting worse, & got tekets, 7 get along, 8 got, text message, 9 get to wark, 10 getting ready She should get a new job. She should get up earlier She shovln't get stressed She shoul get in shape She should get the ous. Students’ own anewers 8B 1 GRAMMAR 4 26,39,41,5b,6¢ b 2yousee, 3 we use, d won't get, 5 don't take, 6 isnt find, put, ‘ll bring, © wake have, = throw, as, will cme, A catch, won't be, F break, “Ihave, 8 2 VOCABULARY 4 2slooking at, 26 watching, 38 looking for, 3b found, da wins, do earns, Se heard, 5b listened to bb 2 lost, missed, 3 tel, says, 4 waiting, hope, 5 met, known, 6 borrow, long Take, bring © 20st, Sloot at listen, 5 won Student’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION bb 2 wear, 3 £09, 4 wore, Swrite, 6 mee, 7 weight, 8 one 8c 1 PRONUNCIATION 18 2Version b, 3 Version 3,4 Version b, 5 Version 8 2 GRAMMAR a2 yours 3 Whose laptop is that, is 4 Whose keys are those?, hers 5. Whose car = that?, ours & Whore coats are those?, youre Whose house ie that? heirs bb 2 yours, ours, his, His, 4 yours, 8 © 2 ny, Shs, her 5 ours, 6 yours, There, B heir 3 VOCABULARY 1a 2masterflly, 3 lazy 4 serous, 5 sa, S completely b 2 quietly 3 seriously, 4 lazily, 5 dreamy, 6 calmly © 2mine, completely, 3 Ours, calmly, 4 Mine, wel, 5 ours, seriously 6 Mine, quietly oA 1 VOCABULARY 4 Across: 2 cow, 6jelyish, 7 whale, bear, 10 snake Down: 3 spider 4 bes, 5 sheep, Bhorse 22020 oxo Uris Pass bb 2 mosquito and shark, 3 goat and pig, 4 bee and wasp, 5 bird and bat, 6 dolphin Zbl, 3 elephants, 4 kangaroos, 5 fies, & camels 2 PRONUNCIATION a2 3 a 5 monkey ger girafe utterly kangaroo _mosauto ameldalphin Lon 7 saider aboit chickony” 3 GRAMMAR a2 a 4 5 é 7 8 2 a 4 6 We'd have, we dint travel wasn’t, he'd get ved, lear would you do, attacked get, rd choose Ia, Fd sain had, would you get would you do, saw would you feel, asked would you do, found was, would you do Students! avn answers 9B 1 GRAMMAR 8 2'vehad, Shave you Ived, 4'sworked, S haven't heard, 6 ve had ba 3 4 5 é 7 2 3 4 5 ‘ 7 8 Valera‘ hated spiders How long We've been martied since February for eight years fora long time ‘ve only had him since hase’ rained for ‘ye been together for hasn't been on vacation for ‘ve lived here since haven't eaten anything since "Played in the band for 2 VOCABULARY Zager, 32 long tine, the weokens, 5 then bb Students! own answers ©2 ds How long have you known your best fiend? How long have you computer or table! How long have you ved where you lve now? How long have you been in your English class? How lang have you been on Facebook or Twitter? had your sdents! own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION a2 3 4 5 6 9c studied English, three We've lived, six months How long have they been, How lang has she known How long have you worked 41 VOCABULARY a 2d.30,44,59,6h,70,88 b 2 separated, gat aivorced, 3 have children, 4 go, college, 5 fellin love, Brevred, Thigh sehool, 8 ed comping. meson, pba enan ote cer buon fth book rd 2 PRONUNCIATION a 2marted, 3 graduate, 4 elementary, 5 chicren, 6 vette, 7 college, Baparate © 2ands. 3 GRAMMAR 2 -2U,3U,4ESU,6E7U,8F b 2 did, get, ve been 3. has, worked, graduated 4 have, had, bougnt 5 did, meet, 'Senewn 6 have, ved, arived 2. Where did you live when you were achie? When did you goto elementary school? Did you enjoy school? Whore did you go to high school? Where do you live now? How lang have you ved there? Where co you wotk or study? How long have you been there? Students" ovn answers Practical English + VOCABULARY 2 203b,44,50 bb 2 straight, 3 around, 4 ext S lights, ‘take, 7 left 8 right 2 ASKING HOW TO GET THERE a 26,3340 b 2 Could you say that again? 3 How many stops is that? 4 OK Ang then? 5 Whereis? 6 OK, thanks. See you later 3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 sad, 2 feel, 4 long, S mean Can you remember...? 1-9 + GRAMMAR 1b,26,36,43,5b,6¢ 2 VOCABULARY 1 rete, 2 get in shape, 3 goat, 4 cneap, Seminal, 6 dirty 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 1 beard, 2 blood, 3 were bb 1 along, 2 beavtful, 3 practice 4 GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 1b,2a,3¢,46,52,62,76.86,9b, 103 410A 1 VOCABULARY a Zbasketball, 3 windeurting, 4 eeling, S gymnasts, ruby, ? karate, B baseball b 20, 3 play, 4 do, $ do, 680, 7 play, bdo © Across: 2 over 5 down, 6 up, B coward, 9 across Devin: 2 out of, 3 atound, 4 into, T past, 8 through, 9 along 2 PRONUNCIATION 22 gymnactics ‘karate baskerball 2 gycing handball rugby 7 4 soccer baseball tennis 7 3 GRAMMAR 48 Zaround, 3 past, 4 across, § under, “oward, 6 up, 7 sway, 8 through b 2 hit, over, 3 threw, nto, 4 kicked Under, S went through, 6 rn across 2 hitthe ball over the net 3 Fide up and down hills 44 run around the tack 5 é kick the ball inte the goal ‘throw the ball through the hoop 10B 1 VOCABULARY 8 2over, 3 after 4 off, Sout, 6 on 1b 2 throw, 3 tum, 4 look, 5 et, 6 st 7-90, Bake ©. 2 give tup, 3 looking forward tot, Atryiton,§ tumitoff, 6 goes of 7 drop you af pick you up, Brun out 2 GRAMMAR 2 2639,4051,6a,76 b 2v,3lookaterher 4,5, ‘take them off € 2 The teacher wil give them back on day 3. Ave you looking forward to it? 4. Lealled her back when | arrived st the train station, 5. We don't get along with them. & Can you turn it on? 4 2getup, 3 set off, £90 out Sgoanay {© Students’ own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 14 2tum ten, 3 Toke io, 4 look ater it, 5 uy Con, 6 traw tay 10€ 1 VOCABULARY 2 Country Adjective People Turkey Turkish the Turks America Amercan the Americans China Chnese the Chinese Brazil Braslan the Brazilane Morocco Moroccan the Moroccans Japan Japanese the Japanese Spain Spanish the Spanish Thailind Thal the Thais ‘Argentina Argentinian the Argentinians Italy alan the fans England Englsh the English b 2 Thais, 3 English, 4 Americans, 5 Turks, 6 Argontinians, 7 Japanese 2 PRONUNCIATION 12 2Brtish, 2 shop, 4 shut, 5 cheap © 2 Thisshop sells Belgian chocolate 43. She showed me the shoes 4 Which garage has a cash machine? 5. The cheese |enove was cheap, 22020 oxo Uris Pass 2 GRAMMAR a 2is bought, 3s spoken, dis called, ‘make, 5 were the pyramics buiR, But, bgave bb 2 Contact lenses were invented by a Coech chemist. 3 Where are olives grown? 4 The VW Beetle was designed in the 1930s, 5. Diamenai ae found in many different color: 6 When were vitamins discovered? 2 ore made, 3 is grown, & was built 5S vas invented 4-2 The first photoaraph was taken by Joreph Nigpce n 1828, 3. The fst cara crven by Kar Benz in 1886, he first Xray was taken by Wilhelm Réntgen in 1895, The fit airplane was flown by the Wright brothers in 1903, 1A 1 VOCABULARY a 2),30,46,5a,65,71,86,99,10h b 29,36,44,5b,61,74.84,9e, € 2iteratue, 3 math, 4 art, S scence, histor, 7 tecnnology, # geography, ‘The mystery word is learning, 2 GRAMMAR 2. didnt use to work 3 used to wear & Did you use to have 5 dcn'tuse to study 6 used to be 7 dion'use to phy 8 Did your teachers use to give 2 3 5 ‘ 2 Jon used te go We didn ure to understand Did yeu use to Senoal used Did your friends use te help idyouuse to lke What eubjects did you use to hate? 4 Wien teacher did you use to ke 5. Did you use to work hard? 6 What sports did you use to play? 7 What did you use to do afte school? Students’ oven answers 3 PRONUNCIATION We use My sister didn’t use to lke school We didn't use wear a untorm used to love languages, Did you use to play soccer in PE? hate the history 1 GRAMMAR a 2might get, 3 might have, 4 might miss, S might not be, & might ret come, 7 might go, 8 miaht fall, might not give, 10 might an bb 2might succeed, 3 might 00, 4 mghtnotbe, 5 might learn, &mght tar, 7 might love, Bmght begin, 9 might have coming. meson, pba encanta un th book rid Ed 2 PRONUNCIATION ral |aeeae | buy) | sney | south wer't [though] ksow | ow! | here fle | scares | lor | stow | deer ray | wear | baie | tare [rower] fat | nat | oniey | bey | 3 VOCABULARY 2 2 confusion, 3 decision, & death 5 competition, 6 education, 7 invitation, 8 ie, 9 invention, ‘offight, 14 success, 12 electon, 1Badvee, 14 pronunciation fight, 5 le ‘decide, 7 invention, 8 success pronunciation © 2 might, competition a tedeaton 4 igh é righ, 11¢ 1 VOCABULARY 8 2s, 3both, simi, 5 lke, 6 from b 2a, 21ke, didentcs, 5 cifferent, ‘Sboth 2 GRAMMAR 2 2a,3b,40,51,8676 b 2Neither was 3 Se am |, 4 Sowoule | 5'Se am 6 Neither have | © 2Sedidl, 3 Neitherhave |, 450 did L$ Neither amt ean 7 So would de 1, Neither di 1050401 3 PRONUNCIATION 2 father, 2 thnk, 4 throw, 5 sunbathe € 3Sowould |, 4SedidL, 5 Neither have L, 6 Neither can L, 7550 am, 8 Neither did, 9 Sohavel, 10 Nether de Practical English 1 ON THE PHONE #2264654, 667b,8b,96, 106 B eave, turing, 2 omy wong, 3 Ine, busy leave, ressage, cal sek Spit «2 Tm sony, youhave the wrong umber 2 Now can Iheipyou? 4 Cantleave a nwssge, ples? 5 Oc Mihotd ficallbnet ter 7 You culty ner eal phone 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 great news, [Link] fist, 4 later, 5 Never better Can you remember...? 1-11 41 GRAMMAR te.263e4a5a6e 2 VOCABULARY 1 classroom, 2sghteeing, 3 excing, Auch, Sgubage, Scop 3 PRONUNCIATION 1 bath 2 nea, 3 port 4 Grock, 5 arved, bane 4. GRAMMAR & VOCABULARY 16,2b,38,43,56,66,79, 86,98, 109 12A 1 VOCABULARY a 26,3b,4a,5¢ bb 2 Suddenly, | Meanile, 4 Eventually, Sright away 2 GRAMMAR 14 Zhadn’t closed, 3 had started, ‘4 hach’e flown, 5 read, 6 had taken b 2 opened, 3 had broken, hae aleaay let, Shaant stolen, Ehadn'lost,7 Fa seen, 8 Fe let, ST pur ‘¢ Students own answers 3 PRONUNCIATION 8 Qsurprise, 3 kl, 4 while 12B 1 GRAMMAR 8 29,34,4b,5e bb 2 didvt like his wife's parents 3 was getting divorced 4 ‘dbeen tothe hospital 5 adn tmet her brother’ girtriond ‘wouldn'tell anyone. ‘d speak toher boss had a lot of work to de want a cup of coffee We haven't seen our new Wellcome tothe pary Ive broken my arm he building i very old We can’: help you 2 VOCABULARY 14 2tell, 2 said, & ssid, 5 told, 6 sao, 7 say, 8 tol, 9 said, 10 ll bb 2told, 3 told, 4 said, 5 told, 6 said 17 sid, 8 sid, 9 tole, 10 tale © 2b,30,4a,54 Students own answers 22020 oxo Uris Pass 3 PRONUNCIATION iis bon [dle [oppose rbber usgage| letter |wstten| ile | gessie nappy fire] tennis | bottle 8 cclege [esings| fanny lssse| acids] rabbit | bigger |ammer 12€ ‘1. PRONUNCIATION 8 2V,3-8 SV 647 ~ 2 VOCABULARY 2 What, 3 Who, 4 Why. 5 When, 6 Which, 7 How, 8 Whose 3 GRAMMAR a 22,3b,4b,5,6a,76 b b4c3.d1e5,17,96 dll the movie La La Landi win do polar bears lve painted fig Michael Phelps win produces the mast bananas sc World War Ih eng Who sits next to you in class? How often do you usually ge to ‘she movies? 4 Winien city in your county has the most beau buildings? What do you like watching on TV? 6 How many times « week do you play sports or exercise? fe Students’ own answers coming. meson, pba encanta un th book rid

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