Got It! 0 Starter Grammar and Vocabulary

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Grammar extension Subject pronouns 1 Rewrite the sentences with the correct

Possessive adjectives 4 Complete the sentences with possessive

subject pronouns.

adjectives.

Mrs. Tashi is Japanese. She is Japanese. 1 Your skateboard is fantastic. 2 You and Barbara are new students. 3 My dad is American. 4 Robert and I are fourteen years old. 5 New York is my favorite city.

You’re in 8th grade. Your teacher is Mr. Ford. 1 My mom is Spanish. name is Elena. 2 Hi! I’m from Japan, and name is Kinu. 3 Russia is a big country. capital city is Moscow. 4 We’re students. names are Tim and Hannah. 5 Mr. Simmons is in the classroom. books are on the desk. 6 Bob and Carol are British, but dad is from Mexico.

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Affirmative 2 Circle the mistakes and write correct sentences. You and your friend is cool. You and your friend are cool. 1 I is a new student. 2 It are my birthday today. 3 My brother and I am at home. 4 Mr. Jones are from Canada. 5 Debbie and Julie is British.

3 Write sentences with the correct short forms

Articles

The indefinite article: a / an 5 Write a or an. a 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

boy animal sandwich eraser white bag umbrella American city skateboard hour

Got it? 6 Complete the sentences using the words in the box. a   ​an   ​are   ​he   ​her   ​I   ​it   ​ ’m    my   ​our   ​’s   ​she   ​​they

of be. we / Colombian We’re Colombian. 1 I / thirteen 2 it / a fantastic city 3 he / my best friend 4 they / in 9th grade 5 she / a good singer



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1 Hi! My name ’s Ricky. I thirteen years old. I’m new student. Thalia is my sister. ’s eleven. Thalia and I from Australia. 2 I’m good at math. ’s my favorite subject. math teacher is Mr. Ross. ’s cool. 3 My friend Maria is a Canadian girl. dad is actor. 4 ’m at San Francisco High School. Richard and Mike are in my class. ’re my best friends. We’re in 10th grade. teacher is Mrs. Wade.

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Grammar help 5 Write these sentences again with short forms.

Subject pronouns 1 Write the subject pronouns. Use the words in the box.

You are from Russia.

You’re from Russia.

1 They are eleven years old.

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2 He is from Vietnam. Mrs. Robertson 1 the book 2 you and I 3 Mr. Williams 4 my mom and dad 5 you and your friends

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2 Complete the sentences with subject pronouns. My friend and I are from Colombia. We are Colombian. 1 Mrs. Jones is from Canada. is Canadian. 2 are a new student. What’s your name? 3 My name’s Carlos. am Spanish. 4 Sammy and Tony are British. are from London. 5 The Simpsons is my favorite TV show. is fantastic!

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Affirmative 3 Reorder the words to write sentences. are / You / from Japan

You are from Japan.

1 a student / am / I

2 British / Mr. James / is

3 The city / big / is

4 fourteen / are / Tina and I

5 is / intelligent / Mrs. Thomson

4 Complete the sentences with am, is, or are. He is a teacher. 1 They from the U.S. 2 I thirteen years old. 3 You Mexican. 4 She good at soccer. 5 We students. 6 It a new CD.



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3 It is a good DVD.

4 I am at home.

5 She is my sister.

6 We are in 9th grade.

Possessive adjectives 6 Complete the sentences with the possessive adjectives in the box. her    his   ​​its   ​my    ​our   ​their   ​your Liza and I are students. Our teacher is Mr. Bianco. 1 Italy is famous for pizza. 2 I’m in 10th grade. name is Mike. 3 My sister is good at math. It’s favorite subject. 4 Hi! My name’s Linda. What’s name? 5 My dad is thirty-six. birthday is in April. 6 They’re from Russia. names are Tania and Olga.

Articles

The indefinite article: a / an 7 Write a or an. an academy 1 computer 2 actor 3 yellow notebook 4 movie 5 umbrella 6 pencil 7 eraser 8 Australian boy

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Vocabulary extension 1 Match the numbers on the map with the countries.

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Argentina Chile Cuba Ecuador Egypt

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France Germany Guatemala India

Indonesia Morocco New Zealand Pakistan

Peru Saudi Arabia Sri Lanka Ukraine

  Write the nationalities with the words in the box. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. Argentinian   ​Chilean   ​Cuban   ​Ecuadorian   ​Egyptian   ​French   ​German   ​ Guatemalan   ​Indian   ​Indonesian   ​Moroccan   ​a New Zealander   ​Pakistani   ​ Peruvian   ​Saudi Arabian   ​Sri Lankan   ​Ukrainian Country

Nationality

Country

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2 Ecuador

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3 Pakistan

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4 Peru

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5 Ukraine

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6 Cuba

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7 Sri Lanka

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8 Egypt

17 Morocco

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3 Match the people to the countries. 1 “I’m Brazilian.” 2 “I’m Russian.” 3 “I’m Chinese.”

Japan Mexico the United Kingdom

4 “I’m Australian.”

South Korea

5 “I’m Mexican.”

Brazil

6 “I’m British.”

Australia

7 “I’m Japanese.”

Russia

8 “I’m South Korean.”

China

4 Complete the sentences with the nationalities. .” 1 “I’m from Brazil. I’m 2 “She’s from Colombia. She’s 3 “We’re from Vietnam. We’re 4 “You’re from Canada. You’re 5 “He’s from South Africa. He’s 6 “I’m from Spain. I’m .” 7 “We’re from the United States. We’re 8 “They’re from Greece. They’re



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Puzzles

1 Complete the crossword with the nationalities. 1 They’re from China. . They’re 2 We’re from Canada. We’re .

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2 Choose the correct answer. 1 You 2 I 3 We 4 She 5 Mr. Maxwell 6 My mom 7 Dan and Mark 8 I

is / am a singer. am / are a new student. am / is fantastic. am / is Vietnamese. is / are horrible. is / are fourteen. is / are our teacher. is / are from South Korea.

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I’m from Madrid, _ _ _ _ _ . 19 16 1 9 14

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Grammar extension be : Simple present

Question words

Negative 1 Write negative sentences. Use short forms.

4 Complete the questions with the question words in the box.

You’re serious. You aren’t serious. 1 The book is interesting. 2 He’s an actor. 3 We’re Brazilian. 4 They’re in my class. 5 I am a teacher. 6 She’s in 10th grade.

How old   ​What   ​When   ​Where   ​ Which   ​Who When is Joe’s birthday? In November. 1 are their names? David and Ruth. 2 is your brother? He’s nine years old. 3 is your skateboard? The blue skateboard. 4 are your mom and dad? They’re at the movies. 5 is your history teacher? Mrs. Thomson.

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Got it?

Interrogative and short answers 2 Complete the questions.

5 Look at the chart. Then answer the questions.

Are you in Mr. Lee’s class? No, I’m not. 1 from South Korea? Yes, she is. 2 a good singer? No, you aren’t. 3 your friends? Yes, they are. 4 your birthday today? Yes, it is. 5 fifteen years old? No, he isn’t.

Tom

Age:

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Birthday:

October

May

City:

New York

Chicago

Nationality:

American

American

Favorite teacher:

Mr. Collins

Mrs. Barker

Favorite color:

black

red

How old is Tom? He is thirteen years old. 1 Are Maria and Tom from the United Kingdom? 2 Who is Maria’s favorite teacher? 3 Is Tom from New York?

3 Write questions and short affirmative (✓) or negative (✗) answers. Mrs. Harris / from Canada? (✓) Is Mrs Harris from Canada? Yes she is. 1 your dad / an actor? (✗)

Maria



6 Look at the chart in exercise 5 again. Write questions using the words in parentheses.

2 you / a student? (✓) 3 your brother and sister / at school? (✗)



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Grammar help be: Simple present

Negative 1 Write negative or affirmative. Art is my favorite subject. affirmative 1 I’m not from Colombia. 2 He isn’t my teacher. 3 We’re American. 4 The CDs aren’t very good. 5 It’s my birthday today. 6 The test is not difficult.

2 Reorder the words to form negative sentences. not / My mom and dad / are / teachers

My mom and dad are not teachers.

1 are / You / a new student / not

2 British / am / I / not

3 my friend / not / is / Rebecca

4 is / My brother / not / at home

5 in Colombia / not / Rio de Janeiro / is

6 not / are / in 11th grade / Jane and I

3 Write negative sentences with short forms. I am a singer.

I’m a singer.

1 Hazel is at school.

2 You are in my class.

3 David is a good student.

4 My mom and dad are soccer fans.

2 your brother and sister / at home?

3 New York / an interesting city?

4 I / a good student?

5 Complete the short answers. Are your teachers cool? Yes, they are. 1 Are you a soccer fan? Yes, 2 Is your CD player good? No, . 3 Am I a famous actor? No, 4 Are your mom and dad British? No, . 5 Is your sister a good dancer? Yes, .

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Question words 6 Match the questions and answers. Which is your notebook? 1 Who is your history teacher? 2 What are they? 3 Where is Los Angeles? 4 When is dad’s birthday? 5 How old is your brother?

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a In the U.S. b In October. c They’re CDs. d The yellow notebook. e Eleven. f Mrs. Clark.

7 Complete the questions with the question words in the box and the correct form of be. How old   ​What   ​When   ​Where   ​ Which   ​Who



5 London is a boring city.

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Interrogative and short answers 4 Write questions using the correct form of be. you / a singer?

Are you a singer?

1 she / in your class?



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How old is Jason? He’s eighteen. 1 your mom and dad? They’re at home. 2 your brother’s car? It’s the blue car. 3 Tracy? She’s my friend. 4 Mary’s birthday? It’s in April. 5 their names? Peter and Karen.

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Vocabulary extension 1

  Match the adjectives with the pictures. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. big

cheap

fast

expensive

happy

old

sad

slow

small

strong

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4 cheap 5 strong 6 big



3 Match the sentences with the pictures.



They’re cold.

We’re late!

She’s hungry.

He’s thirsty.

They’re hot.

We’re early.

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Vocabulary help 1 Look at the pictures. Then write the adjectives in the puzzle, and write the hidden word.

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2 Complete the sentences. Use the adjectives in question 1. 1 F 2 I 3 E 4 F



is the opposite of t is the opposite of b is the opposite of d is the opposite of s

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Puzzles 1 Find eight adjectives in the wordsearch. Then write them in the table. O

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2 Match the questions and answers. 1 Is your dad an actor?

4 Are your friends at school?

No, you aren’t. Yes, I am. No, he isn’t.

2 Are you from Brazil?

5 Am I a good singer?

Yes, she is. No, it isn’t.

3 Is your book interesting?

6 Is your mom American?

Yes, they are.

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3 Find the question words in the word snake. Then complete the questions.

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are you? is your teacher’s name? is your best friend? is your birthday? are you from?

4 The other letters in the word snake make a question. Write the question and answer it. ?



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Grammar extension Demonstratives

this, that, these, those 1 Complete the chart with this, that, these, or those. near

far

singular

this

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plural

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2 Complete the sentences with this, that, these, or those.

Whose …? and the possessive ’s 4 Complete the sentences with the possessive form of the words in parentheses. Those are my sister’s shoes. (my sister) 1 This is CD player. (Charles) 2 This is computer. (my parents) 3 Is that brother? (Rita) 4 Is this car? (your uncle) 5 These are desks. (the new students) 6 Those are parents. (Tony and Tim)

5 Write questions with whose, and write answers.

Those are my DVDs. 1 ’s a fantastic T-shirt!

room / that? (my sister) Whose room is that? It’s my sister’s 1 books / these? (the teacher) 2 cell phone / this? (James) 3 toys / those? (the children)

Got it? 6 Choose the correct answers.

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is my friend 3 Flora. dogs.

are my

3 Write the sentences in the correct order. computer / this / my / is / brother’s This is my brother’s computer. 1 teacher’s / are / notebooks / those / our 2 is / my / that / house / grandparents’ 3 bags / these / your / are



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My grandparents / grandparents’ names are Betty and Chris. 1 Who / Whose notebook is that? 2 This / These is my favorite TV show. 3 My cousin’s / cousins’ names are Bob and Fiona. 4 Who / Whose is your English teacher? 5 This is Denis’ / Denis’s skateboard. 6 Are that / those your friends? 7 The students / students’ are in the classroom.

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Grammar help Whose …? and the possessive ’s

Demonstratives

this, that, these, those 1 Write singular or plural. these students 1 this CD 2 those children 3 these sandwiches 4 that teacher 5 this bus

3 Complete the questions with whose and the correct form of be.

plural

2 Look at the pictures. Write this, that, these, or those.

Whose bike is this? It’s Kate’s bike. 1 CDs these? They’re my CDs. 2 skateboard that? It’s my brother’s skateboard. 3 books those? They’re your books. 4 cell phone this? It’s Roger’s cell phone.

4 Choose the correct answers.

Those are your books

Mrs. Sullivan is Chris’ / Chris’s math teacher. 1 I have two sisters. My sister’s / sisters’ names are Molly and Carol. 2 My brother’s / brothers’ name is Bob. 3 Where are the children’ / children’s bikes? 4 That is Sally’s / Sally’ dad.

5 Complete the sentences. Use ’ or ’s.



1

is my teacher.

2

is my class.

3

are my friends.

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students / bags Those are the students’ bags. 1 Charles / room This is . 2 my dad / CD player That is . 3 Maria / books These are . 4 the girls / cell phones Those are . 5 the teacher / desk This is . 6 the children / toys Those are . 7 Holly and Laura / room This is . 8 my grandparents / house That is .

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Vocabulary extension 1

  Label the family tree with the words in the box. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. aunt   ​aunt   ​cousin   ​cousin   ​dad   ​mom   ​grandma   ​ grandpa   ​grandparents   ​parents   ​sister   ​uncle

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2 Look at the family tree again. Choose the correct answers. 1 Bryony is Matthew’s sister / brother. 2 Sally is Edward and Jean’s son / daughter. 3 Jack is Edward and Jean’s son-in-law / grandson. 4 Rachel is Sally’s niece / nephew. 5 Jean is Alex’s father-in-law / mother-in-law. 6 Bryony is Edward and Jean’s granddaughter / daughter-in-law. 7 Ann is Jim’s husband / wife. 8 Ann is Sally’s brother-in-law / sister-in-law. 9 Edward and Jean are Matthew’s grandparents / parents.

3 Draw a family tree for your family. Write sentences about your family using some of the words in exercise 1 and exercise 2.



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Oscar

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Arthur ♥ Jaclyn

Jordan

Alexis

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Brandon

Suzy

1 I’m Ruby. Brandon is my . 2 Oscar and Cassie are my . 3 Suzy is my , and Harry is my 4 My are Alexis and Brandon. 5 Jordan is my . 6 Oscar is my . 7 Alexis is my . 8 Arthur is my , and Jaclyn is my 9 Cassie is my .



Cassie

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1 Rearrange the letters to make family words. 1 danpagr

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2 Complete the sentences. the students

1 These are

friends. 2 Those are

Charles

CDs.

Sally 3 These are

books.

my friend 4 This is

mom.

Martin 5 That is

my grandparents

house.

Lisa and Tina

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7 That is

skateboard.

pen.

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Grammar extension Prepositions of place 1 Write the prepositions.

3 Look at the list of furniture. Write affirmative and negative sentences. Bedroom: bed, CDs, CD player, computer, desk, lamp, posters Living room: armchairs, lamp, sofa, TV

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CDs / bedroom There are some CDs in the bedroom. 1 sofa / living room 2 armchairs / bedroom 3 TV / bedroom 4 armchairs / living room 5 CDs / living room

Is there …? / Are there …?

Interrogative and short answers 4 Look at the list of furniture in question 3

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There is (There’s) / There are

Affirmative and negative 2 Complete the sentences with the words in the box. a   ​an   ​any   ​aren’t   ​is   ​isn’t   ​it   ​ some   ​there There’s an armchair in my bedroom. 1 There any students at school today. 2 There are CDs in the cupboard. 3 there a TV in your room? 4 There isn’t sofa in the kitchen. 5 A “What’s that?” B “ ’s my phone number.” 6 Are there computers in your classroom? 7 Is a lamp on your desk? 8 A “Is there a dog in the yard” B “No, there .”



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again. Write questions and short answers. armchairs / bedroom? Are there any armchairs in the bedroom. No, there aren’t. 1 CD player / bedroom? 2 computer / living room? 3 CDs / bedroom? 4 lamp / bedroom? 5 posters / living room?

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Grammar help Prepositions of place 1 Label the pictures with the prepositions. behind   ​between   ​in    ​in front of   ​ near   ​under

There isn’t / There aren’t

Negative 4 Rewrite the sentences with short forms. There are not any books on the shelf.

There aren’t any books on the shelf.

1 There is not a TV in my room.

2 There are not any students in the classroom.

3 There is not a cell phone in my bag. in front of



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4 There are not any DVDs in the cupboard.

5 Complete the sentences with some or any.

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There are some boxes under the bed. 1 There aren’t teachers at school today. 2 There aren’t CDs in my room. 3 There are children in the yard.

6 Look at the chart. Write sentences with there isn’t or there aren’t, and a, some, or any.

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There is (There’s) / There are

Affirmative 2 Write singular or plural for the things in the room. There is a TV in the room. singular 1 There are some children in the room. 2 There are two beds in the room. 3 There is a wardrobe in the room. 4 There are three chairs in the room.

3 Write the sentences in the correct order. twenty / are / There / the class / in / students

There are twenty students in the class.

1 a sofa / the living room / There / in / is

Kitchen

Bedroom

Living room

chairs?

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CD player? ✗

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There isn’t a TV in the kitchen. 1 chairs in the living room. 2 TV in the bedroom. 3 chairs in the bedroom.

Is there …? / Are there …?

Interrogative and short answers 7 Look at the chart in exercise 6 again. Complete the questions, and write short answers. Is there a CD player in the kitchen?

No, there isn’t

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chairs in the living room?



2 are / CDs / the desk / some / on / There





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3 the kitchen / There / in / a cupboard / is

CD player in the bedroom?





4 two chairs / the window / are / There / in front of

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Vocabulary extension 1

  Match the places in the house with the letters in the picture. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. attic

balcony

basement

bathroom

bedroom

dining room

garage

hall

kitchen

living room

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  Match the furniture with the numbers in the picture. bedside table

bidet

carpet

chest of drawers

clock

curtains

door

fireplace

freezer

rug

shutters

washbasin

washing machine

window

3 Describe a room in your house using some of the words in exercise 2. Use there is, there isn’t, there are, and there aren’t.



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Vocabulary help

1 Write the words for furniture. 5

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2 Find eleven more words for things in the house.

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Puzzles 1 Complete the crossword. 2 3

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2 It’s under the hat. 3 It’s opposite the hat.

b

4 It’s between the hats.

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5 It’s in front of the hat. 6 It’s behind the hat.

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Grammar extension Simple present

Affirmative 1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in the box. do   ​fly   ​get   ​have   ​live   ​play   ​ sleep    ​start   ​teach   ​watch The math lesson starts at nine o’clock. 1 Our dog in the yard at night. 2 Mrs. Hampton history at our school. 3 My sister always her homework after dinner. 4 My uncle in the United States. 5 My brother up at ten o’clock on weekends. 6 Lisa the guitar very well. 7 Mom always breakfast at seven o’clock. 8 Mr. Sanchez to the United Kingdom every year. 9 Simon often DVDs in the evenings.

2 Choose the correct answers. Karen and I sometimes play / plays tennis in the park. 1 Dad usually get / gets home at six thirty. 2 You never do / does your homework in the evening. 3 My sister likes / like the Harry Potter movies. 4 I sometimes reads / read magazines on Sundays. 5 You and your brother go / goes to school every day. 6 Mrs. Martin live / lives in a big house. 7 My friends and I likes / like pizza. 8 Those students play / plays basketball very well. 9 Grandma come / comes to our house every Sunday.

Adverbs of frequency 3 Complete the chart with the correct adverbs of frequency. 100% always 1 u 2 o 3 s 4 r 5 0% n



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4 Rewrite the sentences with the adverbs of frequency. They get up at seven thirty. (always) They always get up at seven thirty. 1 Terry and I go to the movies. (often) 2 She’s happy. (usually) 3 I take a shower before breakfast. (sometimes) 4 My brother is serious. (never) 5 We play chess. (rarely)

Prepositions of time 5 Write on, at, or in. at four thirty 1 Monday 2 the afternoon 3 weekends 4 2014 5 night

Got it? 6 There are nine mistakes in this paragraph. Find the mistakes and rewrite the paragraph.

My sister Sonia and I are students. We goes to the New Academy in Los Angeles. I get up at seven, and my sister get up at sev en thirty. I take usually a shower in the morning . We always have breakfast on eight o’clo ck. I walks to school, but Sonia cycles to school. Always lessons start at nine o’clock. Histor y is my favorite subject. History lessons usu ally are interesting. Sonia and I has lunch at one o’clock. We usually go home after school, but in Fridays I plays basketball with the school tea m. My sister Sonia and I are students. We go to the New Academy in Los Angeles. Printable © Oxford University Press 2011 8/9/10 12:54:21

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Grammar help Simple present

Adverbs of frequency

1 Complete the sentences with play or plays. You play the guitar. 1 Our teacher the guitar. 2 I the guitar. 3 Joe the guitar. 4 My aunt the guitar. 5 My sister and I the guitar.

Simple present

Spelling – 3 person singular 2 Write the 3rd person singular form of the rd

4 Write the adverbs of frequency.

5 Complete the chart. Use the words from question 4. 100% 1 2   often 3 4 5 0%

verbs. I like 1 I teach 2 I make 3 I read 4 I do 5 I study 6 I wash 7 I have 8 I go 9 I fly

he likes he he he he he he he he he

Simple present

Affirmative 3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verb in parentheses. My mom gets (get) up at seven thirty. 1 I sometimes (watch) DVDs in the evening. 2 My music lesson (finish) at five o’clock. 3 My grandparents (live) in that house. 4 We always (have) lunch at one fifteen. 5 My friend usually (visit) me on Sunday mornings. 6 Julia always (do) her homework after dinner. 7 My sister and I (study) English every day. 8 This bus (go) to London. 9 At Harry’s school, classes (start) at eight o’clock.



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6 Write the sentences in the correct order. in the evening / go / We / to the movies / sometimes

We sometimes go to the movies in the evening.

1 classes / Mr. Mitchell’s / usually / interesting / are

2 at four thirty / get / usually / I / home

3 do / on Sundays / I / homework / never

4 a shower / takes / in the morning / often / Dad

5 always / is / My brother / happy

6 dinner / We / at a restaurant / sometimes / have

Prepositions of time 7 Complete the sentences with on, at, or in. My birthday is on December 5th. 1 Dad gets home six o’clock. 2 We always go out Fridays. 3 We usually take a vacation August. 4 Our dog stays in the yard night. 5 The students go home the afternoon. 6 She plays the guitar weekends. 7 The World Cup is in Brazil 2014. 8 The lesson starts eight thirty.

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Vocabulary extension 1

  Match the sentences with the pictures. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. I brush my teeth.

I comb my hair.

I do my homework.

I get dressed.

I take a bath.

I have a snack.

I listen to music.

I put on hair gel.

I put on make-up.

I wake up.

I wash my hair.

I watch TV.

1

2

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4

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6

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8

9

10

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2 Write sentences about yourself. Use some of the expressions in exercise 1 and some of the words in the box. always   ​at 7 / 8 / 9 o’clock    i​n the morning / afternoon / evening   ​often   ​ on Sundays / Mondays   ​on weekends   ​never   ​rarely   ​ sometimes   ​usually



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Vocabulary help 1 Complete the crossword.





1

up

2

to school

4

my homework

5

lunch

6 get

8 go to

2 

a shower



7 have

3

9 have



3 

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2 Look at the pictures again. Complete the sentences. I I I I I



at six forty-five. at six fifty. at seven fifteen. at seven fifty. at one fifteen.

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I I I I

at four o’clock. at six thirty. at seven thirty. at ten o’clock.

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Puzzles 1 Complete the sentences with words from the word snake.

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get / gets up at eight.

2 Joe and I sometimes

go / goes to the movies.

3 I often

play / plays tennis.

4 Our dog usually

do / does his homework in the evening.

5 You always

play / plays soccer on Sundays.

6 My brother never

start / starts school at nine.

7 My parents often

sleep / sleeps in the afternoon.

8 You and your sister

watch / watches TV after dinner.

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At 7:00 I get up and take a 1 . I have 2 at 7:30 a.m. I go to 3 at 8 a.m. I have 4 at 12:30 p.m. After school I get 5 at 4:00 p.m. We have 6 at 7:00 p.m., then I do my 7 .

3 Look at the code. Write the sentence.



A

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Is it true or false for you?

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Grammar extension Simple present

Question words + Simple present

Negative 1 Look at the chart. Write affirmative or

3 Read the answers. Then write questions using what, when, where, or what time.

negative sentences with the verbs in parentheses. Angela

Bob

Peter

soccer

yes

yes

no

cycling

yes

no

yes

volleyball

no

no

yes

swimming

yes

yes

no

gymnastics

no

no

yes

tennis

no

yes

no

you / get up? What time do you get up? At eight o’clock. 1 your uncle / live? In Mexico City. 2 you play / basketball? On Wednesday afternoons. 3 Mr. Ross / teach? Science.

Angela and Bob / gymnastics (do) Angela and Bob don’t do gymnastics. 1 Bob / tennis (play) 2 Peter / swimming (go) 3 Angela and Peter / cycling (go) 4 Angela / tennis (play) 5 Angela and Bob / volleyball (play)

Expressions of frequency 4 Match the expressions of frequency with the sentences.

Simple present

Interrogative and short answers 2 Look at the chart again. Write questions and answers. Angela / go / swimming? Does Angela go swimming? Yes, she does. 1 Angela and Bob / play / volleyball? 2 Angela / do / gymnastics? 3 Peter and Angela / go / cycling? 4 you / play / volleyball? Bob: “ Peter: “ 5 you / play / tennis? Bob: “ Angela and Peter: “

1 We usually have a holiday in April and August. d 2 I go swimming on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 3 We study math on Mondays, Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Thursdays, and Fridays. 4 I eat at 8 a.m, 1 p.m, and 6:30 p.m. 5 I have a music lesson on Mondays. 6 We always have a big party on December 31st. a Three times a day b Every day c Every year d Twice a year e Once a week f Twice a week

Object pronouns 5 Complete the sentences with the correct object pronouns.

” ” ”

Volleyball is my favorite sport. I love it! 1 Mrs. Thomas is my teacher. Do you know ? 2 You’re funny. I like ! 3 I often visit Tom. He lives near . 4 Those posters are terrible. I don’t like . 5 My dad is good at chess. I sometimes play with . 6 We often see our grandparents. They visit three times a week.

”



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Grammar help 4 Look at chart again. Write questions and

Simple present

Negative 1 Reorder the words to write negative sentences.







3 do / The children / pizza / not / like

5 Complete the questions with the question words in the box.



4 English / study / not / My brother / does

2 Rewrite the sentences with short forms. He does not play tennis.

He doesn’t play tennis.

1 They do not have lunch at school.

2 He does not do his homework after dinner.

3 She does not live in a big city.

4 I do not like swimming.

Interrogative and short answers 3 Look at the chart. Write short answers to the questions. Tim

Sally

basketball

no

yes

soccer

yes

yes

cycling

yes

no

karate

no

no

swimming

yes

yes

Does Tim play basketball?

No, he doesn’t.

1 Does Sally play basketball?

2 Do Tim and Sally do karate?

3 Does Tim go cycling?

4 Do Tim and Sally play soccer?

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How often    ​What   ​What time   ​ When   ​Where What do you do on Sundays? I visit my grandparents. 1 does your friend live? She lives in San Francisco. 2 do you do your homework? I do my homework after dinner. 3 does he get up? He gets up at eight o’clock. 4 do you play basketball? I play basketball twice a week.

6 Write the correct expressions of frequency.

Simple present



2 Tim and Sally / go / swimming? 3 Sally / play / soccer?

2 play baseball / do / We / not



Does Sally go cycling? No, she doesn’t.



Alex does not like soccer.

1 not / Mom / does / at a bank / work



Sally / go / cycling?

1 Tim / do / karate?

soccer / Alex / like / not / does

short answers.

​every day    every evening   ​ three times a week   ​twice a day   ​ twice a month Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday:

every day 1 Monday, Thursday, Saturday: 2 January 1st, January 15th, February 1st, February 15th: 3 Monday 10 a.m. and 2 p.m: 4 Monday 8 p.m, Tuesday 8 p.m, Wednesday 8 p.m:

7 Complete the sentences with the object pronouns. him   ​it   ​me    them   ​​us Your brother is funny. I like him. 1 That’s my bag! Give it to , please. 2 Mrs. Peterson is our teacher. She teaches math. 3 Those posters are amazing. I like . 4 This city is fantastic. I love ! Printable © Oxford University Press 2011 9/9/10 12:38:00

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Vocabulary extension 1

  Label the sports with the words in the box. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat.



badminton ​fencing ​golf ​kayaking ​mountain biking ​rock climbing ​rugby ​ sailing ​scuba diving ​snowboarding ​squash ​windsurfing 1

2

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play

go

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2 Answer the questions. 1 What is your favorite sport? 2 How often do you play it? 3 Do you play in a team?



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Vocabulary help 1 Complete the names of the sports.

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I go …

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Puzzles 1 Find ten sports in the wordsearch. Then write them below. A

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2 Complete the sentences. Use the words in the boxes. 1 My brother is horrible. I don’t like ! 2 I love volleyball. I play twice a week. 3 That’s my cell phone. Give it to ! 4 Mr. Jones is our teacher. He teaches science. 5 Your friends are cool. I like ! 6 This bag is your sister’s. Give it to . 7 It’s your birthday. This CD is for !

it

them

me

us you

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Grammar extension can (ability)

Degrees of ability

Affirmative and negative 1 Look at the chart. Write sentences using can

3 These people are listening to a singer. What are they saying? Write sentences with the verb sing. Use can or can’t and the words in the box.

or can’t. Paul

Maria

Sara

sing

yes

no

yes

play the guitar

no

yes

no

dance

no

yes

yes

speak Spanish

yes

yes

no

ride a bike

yes

no

no

Paul / sing Paul can sing. 1 Maria and Sara / dance 2 Sara / ride a bike 3 Paul and Sara / play the guitar 4 speak Spanish Sara: “ 5 sing Paul and Sara: “

at all   ​quite well    very well   ​very well “She’s OK.” She can sing quite well. 1 “She’s not very good.” 2 “She’s terrible!” 3 “She’s fantastic!”

Imperatives 4 Complete the sentences with negative or affirmative imperatives. Use the verbs in the box. be   ​look   ​play   ​send   ​sit   ​write

”

Don’t write on the desk!

” 1

can (ability)

Interrogative and short answers 2 Look at the chart in question 1 again. Write questions and short answers. Paul / ride a bike? Can Paul ride a bike? Yes, he can. 1 you / sing? Maria: “ Paul and Sara: “ 2 Paul and Sara / play the guitar? 3 you / dance? Maria: “ Paul: “ 4 Maria / speak Spanish? 5 you / ride a bike? Paul: “ Maria and Sara: “



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computer games at night!

2

late for class!

” ”

3

at page 21!

4

text messages in class!

5

here next to me!

” ”

” ”

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Grammar help can (ability)

Affirmative and negative 1 Write the sentences in the correct order.

5 Write sentences using can or can’t and the words below. ✓✓✓ very well    ​✓✓ well    ✓ ​ quite well ✗ not very well    ​✗✗ not at all

speak English / can / They

They can speak English.

1 cannot / You / sing

2 play the guitar / can / Our teacher

3 ride a bike / I / cannot

4 can / Danny and I / play chess

5 My brother / swim / cannot

2 Rewrite the sentences with can’t. She cannot dance. She can’t dance 1 I cannot sing.

2 My dad cannot play the guitar.

3 Your sister cannot ride a bike.

4 Joe and Sam cannot ski.

3 Complete the sentences with can (✓) or can’t (✗). We can’t speak Russian. (✗) 1 My brother drive a car. (✓) 2 The children play chess. (✗) 3 Mrs. Rossi sing. (✓) 4 You play the piano. (✓) 5 Those students act. (✗)

Degrees of ability 4 Write the sentences in the correct order. speak / can’t / very well / I / Spanish

I can’t speak Spanish very well.

1 can / Maria / quite well / sing

2 speak English / can’t / Those tourists / very well

3 well / play soccer / can / Your brother

4 can’t / I / at all / play the piano



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I / play chess (✗)

I can’t play chess very well.

1 You / sing (✓✓✓)

2 We / play baseball (✓)

3 My grandpa / use a computer (✗✗)

4 Those students / dance (✓✓)

can (ability)

Interrogative and short answers 6 Complete the short answers. Can your grandma send text messages? No, she can’t. 1 Can your parents ski? Yes, 2 Can you drive a car? No, 3 Can you and your brother swim? Yes, . 4 Can your dad speak Chinese? No, .

. .

7 Write questions with can and affirmative (✓) or negative (✗) short answers. you / ski? (✗)

Can you ski? No, I can’t.

1 your sister / speak Spanish? (✓)

2 your dad / play the guitar? (✗)

3 you / dance? (✓)

4 your brother / drive a car? (✗)

Imperatives 8 Complete the sentences with affirmative or negative imperatives. Use the verbs in the box. be    ​read   ​send   ​watch Don’t read that book! It’s boring. 1 this DVD! It’s funny. 2 text messages in class! 3 It’s eleven o’clock at night.

quiet!

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Vocabulary extension

1

  Label the free-time activities with the words in the box. Listen and check. Then listen and repeat. a book   ​a party   ​a pizza   ​dance lessons   ​DVDs   ​e-mails   ​friends   ​ horse riding   ​ice-skating   ​magazines   ​e-mails   ​table tennis   ​the piano 1

2

go

go 6

5

3

4

have

have

7

8

have

play

play

see

9

10

11

12

read

read

send

watch

2 Which free-time activities do you do? How often do you do them? Write sentences with some of the expressions in exercise 1 and some of the words in the box. every morning / evening / day   ​once a day / week / month   ​ on Sundays / Mondays / weekends   ​three times a day / week / month   ​ twice a day / week / month



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Vocabulary help 1 Look at the pictures. Then complete the words for free-time activities, and write the hidden word.

1 read

2 go



3 play the





4 go to the





5 play 6 go 7 go 8 send messages  1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8



The hidden word is

.

2 Choose the correct verbs. 1 do / read comics 2 play / go cards 3 ride / go bowling 4 play / send text messages 5 go / send shopping 6 play / do chess



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7 play / go skateboarding 8 surf / do the Internet 9 read / play the guitar 10 go / ride my bike 11 play / surf computer games 12 do / go to the movies

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Puzzles 1 Complete the puzzle.

3 play …

2 go to the …

2 

1 play computer … 3

4 play ...

1 5 

4 

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

8

9

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5 go …



10 … the Internet 10 

6 go …

9 send … messages 8 ride a …

7 play the …

2 Can they sing? Complete the sentences with the correct names. 1

can sing well.

2

can’t sing at all.

1 Anna

0/10 Terrible!

2 Brian

6/10 OK.

3 Chris

8/10 Good!

4 David

3/10 Not very good.

5 Emily

10/10 Fantastic!

3

can sing very well. 4 5

can sing quite well. can’t sing very well.

3 Look at the code. Write the question, then write your answer.



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Grammar extension Present progressive

Affirmative, negative, interrogative, and short answers 1 Complete the sentences with the -ing form of the verbs in parentheses. They’re studying (study) science. 1 Are the students (have) lunch? 2 Where is he (sit)? 3 My brother is (get) up right now. 4 Are your mom and dad (watch) TV? 5 My sister’s (ride) her bike. 6 We aren’t (play) sports right now. 7 The children are (swim). 8 Tim isn’t (dance) very well.

2 Look at the pictures. Write questions and answers. Use short forms.

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Got it? 4 Look at the pictures. Complete the questions and answers. Use short forms where possible. eat / a pizza? (no – a hotdog) Is he eating a pizza? No, he isn’t. He’s eating a hotdog.

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Affirmative and negative 1 Write the sentences in the correct order. watching / are / TV / We

We are watching TV.

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Is Tony playing basketball? No, he isn’t.

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We’re watching a DVD.

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Grammar extension Answer key Unit 1 1 1  It is fantastic.

2  You are new students. 3  He is American. 4  We are fourteen years old. 5  It is my favorite city. 2 1  I am a new student. 2  It is my birthday today. 3  My brother and I are at home. 4  Mr. Jones is from Canada. 5  Debbie and Julie are British. 3 1  I’m thirteen. 2  It’s a fantastic city. 3  He’s my best friend. 4  They’re in 9th grade. 5  She’s a good singer. 4 1  Her  ​2  my  ​3  Its  ​4  Our  ​5  His  ​6  their 5 1  an  ​2  a  ​3  an  ​4  a  ​5  an  ​6  an  ​7  a  ​ 8  an 6 1  ’m / a / She / are 2  It / My / He 3  Her / an 4  I / They / Our

Unit 2 1 1  The book isn’t interesting.

2  He isn’t an actor. 3  We aren’t Brazilian. 4  They aren’t in my class. 5  I’m not a teacher. 6  She isn’t in 10th grade. 2 1  Is she  ​2  Am I  ​3  Are they  ​4  Is it  ​5  Is he 3 1  Is your dad an actor? No, he isn’t. 2  Are you a student? Yes, I am. 3  Are your brother and sister at school? No, they aren’t. 4 1  What  ​2  How old  ​3  Which  ​ 4  Where  5  Who 5 1  No, they aren’t. 2  Mr. Collins. 3  No, he isn’t. 6 1  When is Tom’s birthday? 2  What is Maria’s favorite color? 3  How old is Maria?



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1 1  that  ​2  these  ​3  those 2 1  That  ​2  This  ​3  These 3 1  Those are our teacher’s notebooks.

2  That is my grandparents’ house. 3  These are your bags. 4 1  Charles’s 2  my parents’ 3  Rita’s 4  your uncle’s 5  the new students’ 6  Tony and Tim’s 5 1  Whose books are these? They’re the teacher’s. 2  Whose cell phone is this? It’s James’s. 3  Whose toys are those? They’re the children’s. 6 1  Whose  ​2  This  ​3  cousins’  ​4  Who  ​ 5  Denis’s  ​6  those  ​7  students

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2  There aren’t any armchairs in the bedroom. 3  There isn’t a TV in the bedroom. 4  There are some armchairs in the living room. 5  There aren’t any CDs in the living room. 4 1  Is there a CD player in the bedroom? Yes, there is. 2  Is there a computer in the living room? No, there isn’t. 3  Are there any CDs in the bedroom? Yes, there are. 4  Is there a lamp in the bedroom? Yes, there is. 5  Are there any posters in the living room? No, there aren’t.

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Grammar extension Unit 5

1 1  sleeps  ​2  teaches  ​3  does  ​4  lives  ​

5  gets  6  plays  ​7  has  ​8  flies  ​9  watches 2 1  gets  ​2  do  ​3  likes  ​4  read  ​5  go  ​6  lives  ​ 7  like  ​8  play  ​9  comes 3 1  usually  ​2  often  ​3  sometimes  ​4  rarely  ​ 5  never 4 1  Terry and I often go to the movies. 2  She’s usually happy. 3  I sometimes take a shower before breakfast. 4  My brother is never serious. 5  We rarely play chess. 5 1  on  2  in  ​3  on  ​4  in  ​5  at 6 My sister Sonia and I are students. We go to the New Academy in Los Angeles. I get up at seven, and my sister gets up at seven thirty. I usually take a shower in the morning. We always have breakfast at eight o’clock. I walk to school, but Sonia cycles to school. Lessons always start at nine o’clock. History is my favorite subject. History lessons are usually interesting. Sonia and I have lunch at one o’clock. We usually go home after school, but on Fridays I play basketball with the school team.

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Unit 7

1 1  Maria and Sara can dance

2  Sara can’t ride a bike. 3  Paul and Sara can’t play the guitar. 4  I can’t speak Spanish. 5  We can sing. 2 1  Can you sing? Yes, we can. 2  Can Paul and Sara play the guitar? No, they can’t. 3  Can you dance? No, I can’t. 4  Can Maria speak Spanish? Yes, she can. 5  Can you ride a bike? No, we can’t. 3 1  She can’t sing very well. 2  She can’t sing at all. 3  She can sing very well. 4 1  Don’t play  ​2  Don’t be  ​3  Look  ​4  Don’t send ​ 5  Sit

Unit 8 1 1  having  ​2  sitting  3  getting  ​4  watching  ​ 5  riding  ​6  playing  ​7  swimming  ​8  dancing

2 1  Are they going to a restaurant?

No, they aren’t. They’re going to school. 2  Is he wearing jeans? No, he isn’t. He’s wearing shorts. 3  Are they watching a soccer match? No, they aren’t. They’re watching a movie. 3 1  What are the children watching? 2  Who is she calling? 3  What are you eating? 4  Where are your parents sitting? 5  What is your sister reading? 4 1  Are they having lunch? No, they aren’t. What are they doing? They’re playing sports. Which sport are they playing? They’re playing baseball. 2  Is he studying English? No, he isn’t. What’s he doing? He’s sleeping. Where’s he sleeping? He’s sleeping on the sofa.

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Grammar help Answer key Unit 1 1 1  it  ​2  we  ​3  he  ​4  they  ​5  you 2 1  She  ​2  You  3  I  ​4  They  5  It 3 1  I am a student.

2  Mr. James is British. 3  The city is big. 4  Tina and I are fourteen. 5  Mrs. Thomson is intelligent. 4 ​1  are  ​2  am  ​3  are  ​4  is  ​5  are  ​6  is 5 1  They’re eleven years old. 2  He’s from Vietnam. 3  It’s a good DVD. 4  I’m at home. 5  She’s my sister. 6  We’re in 9th grade. 6 1  its  ​2  My  ​3  her  ​4  your  ​5  His  ​6  Their 7 1  a  ​2  an  ​3  a  ​4  a  ​5  an  ​6  a  ​7  an  ​8  an

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4 1  sisters’  2  brother’s  ​3  children’s  ​4  Sally’s 5 1  Charles’s room 2  my dad’s CD player 3  Maria’s books 4  the girls’ cell phones 5  the teacher’s desk 6  the children’s toys 7  Holly and Laura’s room 8  my grandparents’ house

Unit 4 1 1  near  ​2  under  ​3  behind  ​4  in  ​5  between 2 1  plural  ​2  plural  ​3  singular  ​4  plural 3 1  There is a sofa in the living room. 2  There are some CDs on the desk. 3  There is a cupboard in the kitchen. 4  There are two chairs in front of the window. 4 1  There isn’t a TV in my room. 2  There aren’t any students in the classroom. 3  There isn’t a cell phone in my bag. 4  There aren’t any DVDs in the cupboard 5 1  any  ​2  any  ​3  some 6 1  There are some 2  There is a 3  There aren’t any 7 1  Are there any; Yes, there are. 2  Is there a; Yes, there is. 3  Are there any; No, there aren’t.

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Grammar help Unit 5

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2  Our teacher can play the guitar. 3  I cannot ride a bike. 4  Danny and I can play chess. 5  My brother cannot swim. 2 1  I can’t sing. 2  My dad can’t play the guitar. 3  Your sister can’t ride a bike. 4  Joe and Sam can’t ski. 3 1  can  ​2  can’t  ​3  can  ​4  can  ​5  can’t 4 1  Maria can sing quite well. 2  Those tourists can’t speak English very well. 3  Your brother can play soccer well. 4  I can’t play the piano at all. 5 1  You can sing very well. 2  We can play baseball quite well. 3  My grandpa can’t use a computer at all. 4  Those students can dance well. 6 1  they can  ​2  I can’t  ​3  we can  ​4  he can’t 7 1  Can your sister speak Spanish? Yes, she can. 2  Can your dad play the guitar? No, he can’t. 3  Can you dance? Yes, I can. 4  Can your brother drive a car? No, he can’t. 8 1  Watch  ​2  Don’t send  3  Be

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2  The dog is sitting in the yard. 3  The students are playing soccer. 4  You are doing your homework. 5  My brother is wearing jeans. 2 1  We’re playing computer games. 2  I’m wearing a T-shirt. 3  You’re having lunch. 4  She’s walking to school. 5  They’re swimming. 3 1  He’s taking a shower. 2  I’m listening to music. 3  She’s sitting in her room. 4  They’re having dinner. 4 1  He isn’t taking a shower. 2  I’m not listening to music. 3  She isn’t sitting in her room. 4  They aren’t having dinner. 5 1  Yes, they are. 2  Yes, he is. 3  No, they aren’t. 4  Yes, she is. 6 1  Is Anna doing her homework? Yes, she is. 2  Are Tony and Rita playing soccer? Yes, they are. 3  Is John studying English? No, he isn’t. 7 1  What  ​2  Who  ​3  What  ​4  Where

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Vocabulary extension Answer key Unit 1 1 Argentina 5



Chile 6 Cuba 2 Ecuador 3 Egypt 11 France 7 Germany 8 Guatemala 1 India 14 Indonesia 16 Morocco 10 New Zealand 17 Pakistan 13 Peru 4 Saudi Arabia 12 Sri Lanka 15 Ukraine 9 2 1  Indian 2  Ecuadorian 3  Pakistani 4  Peruvian 5  Ukrainian 6  Cuban 7  Sri Lankan 8  Egyptian 9  a New Zealander 10  Guatemalan 11  Saudi Arabian 12  German 13  Chilean 14  Indonesian 15  Argentinian 16  French 17  Moroccan

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1 big 6 sad 11 cheap 5 slow 4 fast 10 small 12 expensive 8 strong 2 happy 3 weak 9 old 1 young 7 2 1  old  ​2  sad  ​3  slow  ​4  expensive  ​5  weak  ​

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Vocabulary extension Unit 5

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Unit 7

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Vocabulary help Answer key Unit 1 1 1  Brazil  ​2  Canada  ​3  China  ​4  Greece  ​

5  Japan  ​6  Mexico  ​7  Russia  ​8  Spain 2 1  South Africa  ​2  Colombia  ​3  the United States ​ 4  Australia  ​5  South Korea  ​6  Vietnam  ​ 7  the United Kingdom 3 1  Brazil  ​2  Russia  ​3  China  ​4  Australia  ​ 5  Mexico  ​6  the United Kingdom  ​7  Japan  ​ 8  South Korea 4 1  Brazilian  ​2  Colombian  ​3  Vietnamese  ​ 4  Canadian  ​5  South African  ​6  Spanish  ​ 7  American  ​8  Greek

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5  poster  ​6  bed  ​7  lamp 2 1–11 (any order): desk, mirror, sofa, cupboard, chair, stove, shower, toilet, bathtub, refrigerator, sink 3 1  downstairs  ​2  bathroom  ​3  kitchen  ​4  living room  ​5  hall  ​6  upstairs  ​7  dining room  ​ 8  bedroom

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Puzzles Answer key Unit 3 1 1  grandpa

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2  lamp 3  poster 4  bed 5  chair 6  stove 7  bathtub 8  shelf Word number 9 is wardrobe. 2 1  d 2  f 3  a 4  e 5  c 6  b 3 Question is: Are there any armchairs in your bedroom? Students’ own answers.

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2  movies 3  cards 4  chess 5  shopping 6  bowling 7  guitar 8  bike 9  text 10  surf 2 1  Anna can sing well. 2  Chris can’t sing at all. 3  David can sing very well. 4  Emily can sing quite well. 5  Brian can’t sing very well. 3 Question is: Can you speak English well? Students’ own answers.

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