and answers for the pictures (a-fl.

'Yes, he is.'.

'Yes, they _

'Yes,

'Yes,

'Yes,

'Yes,.

5

Plural

What are these? They're books.

2 Look at the pictures (a-f). Write questions and answers with this/it and these/they.

a) What's this? It's a diary.

a diary pens keys coins a bag watches

«1 .10 Listen, check and repeat.

Grammar Extra 1

page 126. Read the explanation and do the exercises.

3

2 Ask three people the questions in Exercise 1.

The alphabet

Sounds Letters

Ы A H J К

А:/ В C D E G P T V

/е/ FLM NSXZ

/ai/ I Y

/эи/ 0

/и:/ Q U W

/о:/ R

Numbers

1. = oh (zero)

2. = one

3. = two

4. = three

5. = four

6. = five

7. = six

8. = seven

9. = eight

10. = nine 10 = ten

01662 345789 = oh one double six two three four five seven eight nine

1. Work with a partner. Write a similar conversation with words from Exercise 3. Practise the conversation.

Airport

Airport

Speaking

Ask your partner about his or her favourite things. Use Who ...? for people or What...? for things.

UNIT

2

People

Numbers

11. = eleven

12. = twelve

13. = thirteen

14. = fourteen

15. = fifteen

16. = sixteen

17. = seventeen

18. = eighteen

19. = nineteen

20. = twenty 30 = thirty 40 = forty 50 = fifty 60 = sixty 70 = seventy 80 = eighty 90 = ninety

100 = one hundred

Vocabulary

1. e 1.22 Listen and repeat the numbers.

2. « 1.23 Listen and circle the numbers you hear. Repeat the numbers.

1. (l3)/30 b) 14/40 c) 15/50 d) 16/60 e) 17/70 f) 18/80 g) 19/90

3. Write the numbers in numerals.

1. seven 7 c) forty-seven e) one hundred and ten

2. twenty-eight d) sixty-five f) two hundred and forty-five

$ 1.24 Listen and repeat.

4. Work with a partner. Use the numbers in Exercise 3 to complete the information.

28% of people are under 15 years old.

% of people are between 15 and 64 years old.

% of people are over 65 years old.

% of people live in cities.

people are born every 60 seconds.

people die every 60 seconds.

In the world ^a)

today... 2

d)

e)

f)

25. Listen and check.

Speaking

1

2

Match an age from the box with a person in the photos below. Discuss with a partner.

Write the ages in words.

-twe.i\-ty-i\ii\e.. bh He.£ ...

25. Listen and check your ideas.

3. sales managers 25%

4. doctors 39%

5. nurses

6. lawyers

7. IT technicians

8. hairdressers

9. shop assistants

10. taxi drivers

12

UNIT 2

People

page 126. Read the explanation and do the exercises.

Writing & Speaking

1. Write the questions in the correct order. Use contractions where possible.

1. What / surname / your / is ? What is your surname? What's your surname?

2. How / you / old / are ?

3. What / email address / is / your ?

4. What / your / is / first name ?

5. What / mobile number / is / your ?

6. What / your / home phone number / is ?

7. Where / from / you / are ?

8. What / your / is / job ?

1$ 1.32 Listen, check and repeat.

2. Work with a partner. Match the information in the Dateline Profile with the questions in Exercise 1.

1. Rachel d) What's your first name?

2. Green ■» a) What’s your surname?

3 Student A: page 116 Student B: page 121

People

UNIT

2

3. Practise the conversations in Exercise 1 with a partner.

14

UNIT 2

People

2 Write down three other countries you know with their nationality and language.

How do you say them in English? Add them to the table.

People

2

50. » 1.39 Read about a tv show called Wife Exchange. Underline Margaret or Caroline.

1. Margaret / Caroline is Andy's wife.

2. Margaret / Caroline lives with Paul's family for two weeks in Wife Exchange.

3. Margaret / Caroline eats meals with her family in the kitchen.

4. Margaret's / Caroline's children go to bed very late.

5. Margaret / Caroline is Paul's wife.

6. Margaret / Caroline lives with Andy's family for two weeks in Wife Exchange.

7. Margaret / Caroline eats meals with her family in front of the TV.

8. Margaret's / Caroline's children watch TV in their bedrooms.

http://www.wife-exchange.co.uk

Home Search :) Shop Bookmarks

In this tv show, two wives exchange homes and families for two weeks. Then they talk about their experiences.

Caroline is the manager of a company. She's married to Paul. They have two children: Ben and Melissa.

• Paul and Caroline work at the weekends. I

Margaret is a housewife. She's married to Andy. They have four children, a .dog, three cats and a rabbit.

• The pets live in the house. 0

• The family eat meals together in the kitchen. 0

• They talk and play games together. I П

• Andy and Margaret smoke in the house, i I

• The children go to bed very late. I I

• They go out together at the weekends. EH

The children watch TV and DVDs in their bedrooms.

Paul buys flowers for his wife. u

The children go to bed early. I i

They eat meals on the sofa in front of the TV. The cleaner does the housework. I

Margaret's family

Caroline's family

| _и .Д_Ж. ею

Я'.М"Г.. щ_т • ¹ — ММ 1

18

2. в 1.40 Listen to Caroline speaking about Margaret's family and Margaret speaking about Caroline's family. Put a cross (X) next to the things they think are bad, and put a tick (/) next to the things they think are good. ³

3 Compare your answers with a partner. Do you agree with Caroline and Margaret?

3

Family

Present simple: affirmative forms

I

You

We

They

work.

He

She works. It

i

j

►

r

1. Write the he, she, it forms of these verbs.

1. have has c) do e) live g) buy

2. go d) eat f) play h) watch

1.41 Listen, check and repeat.

2. Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in Exercise 1.

1. My parents live in a big apartment.

2. My mother to bed early.

3. My father flowers for my mother.

4. I one sister and one brother.

5. My brother games on his computer.

6. My sister TV in her bedroom.

7. We meals together in the kitchen.

8. The cleaner _____ the housework.

m 1.42 Listen, check and repeat.

Write three sentences about your own family.

Pronunciation

1. <£ 1.43 Listen to the chants. Circle the ending sound /s/, /z/ or /iz/.

A: /s/ M /iz/ She eats.

He drinks. She talks.

He thinks.

B:/s/ /z/ /iz/ She knows. He plays. She goes.

He stays.

C: Is/ M /iz/ She dances. He boxes. She teaches. He watches.

2. Listen and practise the chants.

Speaking: anecdote

1. m 1.44 Listen to Sophie talking about her favourite relative. Underline the correct information.

2

1. 'My favourite relative is my cousin / brother / uncle.'

2. 'His name is Samuel / Daniel / Matthew.'

3. 'He's 24 / 34 / 44 years old.'

4. 'He lives in New York / London / Los Angeles.'

5. 'He's married / single.'

6. 'He has two cats. Their names are Romeo and Juliet / Coke and Pepsi / Champagne and Caviar.'

7. 'He's a photographer / lawyer / teacher.'

8. 'He works for Hello magazine / People magazine / Heat magazine.'

Think about your favourite relative. Write similar sentences about him or her.

Tell your partner about your favourite

relative.

My favourite relative is ...

3

Family

v-j-

Dictate any three numbers from 1-999 to your partner.

-fi-Pty—folAr

£ave.i\ hundred Ai\d thirty-£ix м(че. hwi\dre.d Ai\d e.i^ln-hy—*vi i\e.

21

Family

3

OBJECTIVE: Go to GAP and buy a pair of jeans

EATING OUT A man and a woman go to a restaurant.

1. orders salad.

2. doesn't order a dessert.

3. orders steak and chips and a chocolate dessert.

4. eats his chips and his chocolate dessert.

TRAVELLING A man and a woman go on holiday together.

5. takes a large suitcase, a small suitcase and a handbag.

6. takes a pair of sunglasses and a mobile phone.

2

Reading

1. Look at the picture and read and complete the article. Use He or She according to your own ideas.

ZARA

MARKS & SPENCER

ft 1.47 Listen and check.

Think about your own experience.

1. Tick (</) the situations in the text that you think are true.

2. Put a cross (X) next to the situations that you think are false.

MAN Time: 6 minutes Spends: €35

WOMAN Time: 3 hours 26 minutes Spends: €890

SHOPPING A man and a woman go shopping to buy a pair of jeans.

7. He goes to the shopping centre, goes to Gap and buys one pair of jeans.

8. spends €35. It takes six minutes.

9. goes to the shopping centre, goes to thirty-four shops and buys

three pairs of shoes, lipstick, two tops, perfume and a bag.

10. orders a new sofa.

11. doesn't buy a pair of jeans.

12. spends €890. It takes three hours and twenty-six minutes.

Compare with a partner.

12

UNIT

Different

£\ne. doe.£i\t work ii\ a ra^tAwrArT.

page 126. Read the explanation and do the exercises.

Different

UNIT

Do you like reading?

Yes, I do. / It's OK. / No, I don't.

Student A: page 117 Student B: page 122

Pronunciation

1 Complete the chants with flying, talking or thinking.

ABC

Jogging, walking, Eating, drinking, Selling, buying,

Listening, . Sleeping, . Sailing, .

2 & 1.52 Listen, check and repeat.

Different

Pronouns

Subject Object

I me

you you

he him

she her

it it

we us

they them

1. Complete the sentences with him, her, it or them.

1. I don't like the Beatles. Do you like them?

2. I don't like Robbie Williams. Do you like ?

3. I don't like Mariah Carey. Do you like ?

4. I don't like Eminem. Do you like ?

5. I don't like the Sugababes. Do you like ?

6. I don't like pop music. Do you like ?

% 1.53 Listen, check and repeat.

2. Write some sentences about people or things you don't like.

1. dor^t like. Mac)oi\i\a. I doi\t like doii\^ -the wA^hiruj up. Read your sentences and ask for your partner's opinion.

Reading & Writing

1. Read and complete the message with an object pronoun from the box.

me me you him her it it us them them

И 1.54 Listen and check.

2. Write a similar message about you.

About ме My гчАме£ Wil-fried. Tluvt£ ме ii\ the photo. Im ...

25

Different

UNIT

3 Circle the adjectives that are true for you in Exercise 1. Practise the conversations with a partner.

4 Write a list of your favourite actors, singers, bands and writers.

Ask your partner's opinion about the people on your list.

6

1

UNIT

Different

Match the pictures with the verbs. Then complete the verb phrases.

0 buy a pair of shoes

drink

drive

eat ___

live

□

□

□

□ _

1. play

2. I smoke .

0 speak_ СI spend _ 0 think _ 0 watch

□

work

Work with a partner. Cover the words and look at the pictures. Ask and answer questions.

a cigarette

television

a pair of shoes

beer

football

a car

about chocolate

for a big company

in a big city

$50

chips

Focus on instructions (2)

Complete the instructions with the verbs in the box.

a") He love ме.

He love£ ме. У

I love (her) Ai\d £he love£ (0).

Circle Complete Cross out Match Tick Underline

1 Tick the correct sentence.

. the object pronouns, the subject pronouns, the subject and object pronouns, the list.

the incorrect sentence.

We love TheM Ai\d -they love u£.

ме you hiM her i"t u£ ТЬем

a')

b^>

love her. love 5he.

hiM

ме

her

you

Different

UNIT

28

REVIEW A

REVIEW

5. 25 + 24 + 25 =

6. 210 - 23 =

7. 131 x 6 =

Pronunciation

Sender: Kate Cameron

This is Rona. She's my best friend, and she's also my sister! She's fantastic, and she's single.

OK, what can I tell you about Rona? Well, she's thirty-one years old and she lives in Glasgow, in Scotland. She's a nurse, and she works at night, so she doesn't have a lot of time to meet new people. She likes eating out (her favourite food is Chinese), cooking, reading, listening to jazz and travelling. She speaks French, Italian and English. She loves football - it's her favourite sport. She watches football every weekend. She doesn't like shopping and loud music. She doesn't smoke.

Rona. works hard but she also likes relaxing. She's a good friend and a great sister.

Rona

Profile of ...

Rona Cameron

2 Read the text again. Are the sentences true or false?

1. Kate is Rona's cousin. False.

2. Rona isn't married.

3. Rona is a waitress.

4. Rona meets a lot of new people.

5. Rona speaks three languages.

6. Rona's sister doesn't think Rona works hard.

7. Ф 1.59 Listen to a conversation between Rona and Kate. Which man does Rona call?

8. Listen again and complete the information about the three men.

СИЗЩШ ^Rai

Profile

Name: James Clark

Age: 35

City:.

Job:

Likes: ___ Doesn't like: boring people, loud music Telephone:

James

Age: 34 City: Preston Job: doctor

Likes: reading, jogging, swimming

Doesn't like:

Telephone: 020 367 4295

Ben

Profile

Name: Raj Singh Age: 30

City:

Job: hairdresser

Likes:

Doesn't like: sport and dogs

Telephone: 0189 8955 0031

’ij) $ Q :_л₀

a Mm авиа. ■ j £3(NH«wb

Profile

Name: Ben Harris

30

REVIEW A

an apostrophe a capital letter a comma a full stop a question mark

1. . b), c) ? d) ’ e) A

2. Complete the sentences with the names in Exercise 1.

1. You use a question mark at the end of a question.

2. You use at the end of a sentence.

3. You use to start a sentence and when you

write names.

4. You use to separate items in a list.

5. You use for contractions or for possession.

3. Write questions with the question words in the box. Remember to start your questions with a capital letter and to use a question mark at the end of your questions.

what what's where who's

1. your / name? What's your name?

2. you / live

3. your / job

4. languages / speak

5. things / you / like

6. your / favourite singer

7. your / favourite food

4. Ask your partner the questions in Exercise 3.

Complete the form with your partner's information.

5. Write about your partner using the information in their profile in Exercise 4.

Then exchange texts with your partner.

Check your partner's punctuation.

Thi£ i£ му -friend, АЛагсо I_U[uai\o. He.

Iive£ irv E>wei\oi Aire.$.

|Mj| Song: I Like The Way

Days

Grammar Present simple: daily routine. Telling the time Vocabulary Days of the week. Verb phrases: have and go Useful phrases Ordering and paying

Reading

l * 1.61 Listen and repeat the times. Then answer the questions.

6.00 p.m. 6.30 a.m. 7.45 a.m. 11.00 p.m. 12.30 p.m.

1. Which times are before midday?

2. Which times are after midday?

2 Read and complete the article with the times in Exercise 1.

Seven

perfect

daily

moments

According to British body-clock experts, these are the perfect times for routine activities.

Get up at

1. 6.30 a.m. Your body wakes up with the sun.

Have breakfast at

2. . Don't

forget breakfast. It's a very important meal.

Do exercise at

8.15 a.m. You have a lot of energy in the morning.

В

Work from 9.00 a.m. to midday. Use your brain in the morning. After midday it gets tired.

Have lunch at

3. . Don't

eat a big lunch. A sandwich is perfect.

Have dinner at

4. . This is

your big meal of the day. But don't eat late - your body needs time to digest before you go to bed.

Go to bed at

5. . Your body

likes seven or eight hours' sleep, so don't watch TV until midnight!

* 1.62 Listen and check.

3. Tick (/) if you agree with the times and explanations in the article. Put a cross (X) if you don't agree.

Compare with a partner.

UNIT

5

Days

(1) Monday (2) sday (3) nesday (4) rsday

(5) day (6) urday (7) day ²

2 <§ 1.67 Listen, check and repeat. What day is it today?

Days

UNIT

5

Bill • go to work

• listen to the radio

• go home

• have a shower

• go to bed

Mary • stay in

• have dinner

• watch television

• go on the internet

• go shopping

Ф 1.68 Listen and check your ideas.

2. Tick (S) the activities that you do at the weekend. Which day do you do them on? Compare with a partner.

Vocabulary & Speaking

1. Complete the verb phrases with have or go.

a)

home

on the internet out

shopping to bed to work

b)

a good time a shower breakfast dinner lunch

Ф 1.69 Listen, check and repeat.

2. How is your weekend routine different from your weekday routine? Write notes.

At -tine, weekend C.^At-.£uiO I up I Ate..

1. reAd the rewSpAper.

1. hAve lurch At (томе.

Or wcekdAyg САЛол-Fri')

I ^et up елг1у.

I dokt reAd the rewSpAper. I hAve lurch At work.

Tell your partner about your weekend and weekday routines.

UNIT

5

Days

1. Look at Ms Dynamite's perfect weekend. Complete the text with the correct information.

On Saturday night, she watches a (1) DVD or goes out with her friends. She goes to her

favourite (2) , the Blue Elephant, and

has Thai food. She goes dancing at a

3. called Attica. She drinks (4)

and Red Bull and she wears Armani or Dolce & Gabbana.

On Sunday morning, she has egg and

bacon for (5) . She reads the

newspaper or a (6) .. Later, she

watches soaps on (7) or listens to

CDs. On Sunday, she wears (8) .

Restaurant: Blue Elephant Food: Thai Club: Attica

Drink: Vodka and Red Bull Clothes: Armani or D&G

SvHclatj Morning.

Breakfast: Egg and bacon

Newspaper: The Observer

Book: Rich Dad, Poor Dad by Robert T Kiyosaki

TV: Soaps

CD: Billie Holiday

Clothes: Jeans

Ms Dynamite’s

pwoek&nd

SafvKdaij riigjbf

DVD: Friends

t* 1.70 Listen and check.

2. Change the information in Exercise 1 to make it a perfect weekend for you.

SAburdAy ni^trb StAi\dAy Mori\ir^

bVb: А -ГПм wibh Qe.ог^е. С1осже.у E>REAK.FAST: fSlAck co-(Te.e.

RESTAURANT: La Lwaa Caprase.

Writing

1. Write a paragraph about your perfect weekend. Use the information from Exercise 2 above.

О A SAtllArdAy I WA~fccll a bVb or I op OLA"b wi-tll ...

2. Read about your partner's perfect weekend. Are you the same or different?

Days

UNIT 5

2. Complete the useful phrases from the conversations in Exercise 1.

1. How much is it to the airport?

2. a receipt, please?

3. a bottle of champagne?

4. two beers, please?

5. two tickets, please?

6. the bill, please?

«1 .72 Listen, check and repeat.

2. Work with a partner. Write a short conversation for each of these situations.

1. You want to order a bottle of wine.

2. You want to buy three tickets to a film with an 18 certificate at the cinema.

3. You want to take a taxi to the train station.

Practise the conversations.

unit 5

Days

Focus on have

1. Complete the table with the phrases in the box.

have a BMW have dinner have a good time have lunch have a meal have a shower

Some uses of have

1. have = eat or drink

2. have = do an activity

3. have = own or possess

4. expressions with have

Examples ^{* *}

have a drink have a sandwich (1) have dinner (2) (3)

have a party have a game of tennis (4)

* have three children have a Rolex watch have a small house have a nice day (6)

(5)

*Note: When have means to own or possess you can also use have/has got. I've got three children. He's got a Rolex watch. We’ve got a small house.

2 Write your own example sentences for each use of have.

Days

UNIT

5

Living

Grammar Present simple with adverbs of frequency. Prepositions of time Vocabulary Verb phrases: make and do. Months. Ordinal numbers. Dates Useful phrases Asking about opening and closing times

Reading

1 Look at the photographs and read the sentences. Guess which person the sentences describe. Underline He for Asashoryu or She for Jodie Kidd.

1. He / She lives in the country.

2. He / She doesn't have breakfast.

3. He / She listens to reggae in the morning.

4. He / She drinks a lot of water.

5. He / She trains for two hours every morning.

6. He / She has meat, fish and vegetables for lunch:

7. He / She does the housework at three o'clock in the afternoon.

8. He / She drives a Maserati.

9. He / She loves roast dinners and chocolate.

1.73 Read the article. Check your answers about Jodie Kidd and Asashoryu.

LITTLE and

10

15

Jodie Kidd is a famous international model and a Maserati racing driver. She doesn't like cities. She lives in the country with her horses, dogs, cats and chickens. She hardly ever goes to the gym, but she really Likes sports, especially polo and golf.

She also goes riding every day. She doesn't smoke and she doesn't usually drink alcohol. But she loves roast dinners and chocolate.

She often visits her parents in their home in Barbados.

Asashoryu weighs 140 kilogrammes and is a grand champion of

sumo wrestling. He lives at the Takasago 'stable' in Tokyo with thirty other

wrestlers. 'I always wake up before 7.00 a.m., make my bed and listen to reggae.

I never have breakfast. I train for two hours. Then I have a shower. After training,

I always drink a lot of water. For lunch I have meat, fish and vegetables. In the afternoon I sometimes have a nap or I sometimes go for a walk. At three o'clock in the afternoon we do the housework. In the evening I usualLy go out for a Chinese meal or sushi. I'm always home at 11.30 p.m.'

2 Work with a partner. Make questions from the sentences in Exercise 1.

Г Cibele, do you live in the country?

Write about your partner's answers. Cibele doesV-t live iiv Lhe cowivtry.

unit 6

Living

2. At home, who does or makes the things in Exercise 1? Make sentences and compare with your partner.

My sister does her homework.

My brother makes a Lot of noise.

Adverbs of frequency

Adverbs go before main verbs.

She hardly ever goes out. He doesn't usually drink. Do you ever walk to work?

Adverbs go after be.

I'm always at home.

He's never late.

Grammar

1. Complete the chart with the adverbs of frequency highlighted in the article on page 38.

2. Add an adverb of frequency to make the sentences true for you.

1. I wake up before 7.00 a.m. I hardly ever wake up before 7.00 a.m.

2. I have a nap in the afternoon.

3. I visit my relatives at the weekend.

4. I'm at home in the evening.

5. I drink alcohol when I go out.

6. I'm late for work.

3 Find out your partner's answers. Ask questions with Do you ever ...? or Are you ever ...?

Do you ever wake up before 7.00 a.m.?

No, hardly ever.

4

Student A: page 117 Student B: page 122

page 128. Read the explanation and do the exercises.

Ordinal numbers

1^st = first 2^nd - second 3^rd - third 4^th = fourth 5^th = fifth 6^th = sixth 7^th = seventh 8^th = eighth 9^th = ninth 10^th = tenth

Pronunciation

1. ф 1.75 Listen and repeat the ordinal words

2. ft 1.76 Tick (S) the group of ordinal numbers you hear.

1. T* 2^nd 3^rd 0 3^rd 2^nd 1" □

2. 2^nd 6^,h 7^th О 7^th 6^th 2^nd □

3. 4^th 5^th 1^st СИ 5^th T‘ 4^th СИ

4. 10^th 12^th 20^th СИ 10^,h 20^th 12^th □

Living

UNIT

6

Compare your sentences with a partner.

40

UNIT

6

Living

b)

Reading & Listening

1. £ 1.80 Read and match the festival information (a-c)

with the photos (1-3).

The top three world festivals

San Fermm takes place in Pamplona, Spain. It starts at midday on 6^th July and goes on for one week. There's a boll-run every morning and parties all night. There are fireworks in the park and dancing in the streets. People drink sangria and have a great time.

Rio Carnival takes place in February or March in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil. It starts on a Saturday and ends on Tuesday (Mardi Gras). It goes on for four days. There’s loud music, drumming and dancing. People wear colourful costumes and 70,000 people watch parades in the Sambadrome.

2. Which festival do these sentences describe?

1. People wear colourful costumes. Rio Carnival

2. People drink sangria.

3. There are fireworks.in the park.

4. It takes place in February or March.

5. People wear traditional clothes.

6. It goes on for two weeks.

The Oktoberfest takes place in Munich, Germany. It starts on the third Saturday in September and goes on for two weeks.

There are parades and people wear traditional clothes. Seven million visitors drink nine million litres of beer!

з m 1.81 Listen to a man and a woman talking about one of the festivals in Exercise 1 and answer the questions.

1. Which festival is.it?

2. Does the woman like it? Why? / Why not?

3. Does the man like it? Why? / Why not?

Which festival would you like to go to? Tell your partner.

Speaking: anecdote

1. m 1.82 Listen to Conor talking about his favourite festival. Underline the correct information.

1. 'What's the name of your favourite festival?' 'Saint Patrick's Day / Halloween.'

2. 'When is it?' 'In March / In July.'

3. 'How long does it go on for?' 'For a week / For four days.'

4. 'What happens at the festival?' 'A parade and dancing / People give presents.'

5. 'What do people wear?' 'Green clothes / Colourful costumes.'

6. 'What do you drink?' 'Wine / Beer.'

7. 'What kind of music do you listen to?' 'Traditional / Samba.' ²

2 You're going to tell your partner about your favourite festival or party.

• Ask yourself the questions in Exercise 1.

• Think about what to say and how to say it.

• Tell your partner about your favourite festival or party.

My favourite festivaL is ...

Living

UNIT 6

2 Write the useful phrases correctly with the words (in brackets).

1. What time you open? (do) What time do you open?

2. We open nine o'clock, (at)

3. What time it open? (does)

4. What time it close? (does)

5. What time you close? (do)

6. We close 5.30. (at)

7. We're closed the weekend, (at)

4» 1.84 Listen, check and repeat the useful phrases.

3 Work with a partner. Practise the conversations in Exercise 1.

4 Work with a partner. Ask about opening and closing times in your city. Use the ideas in the box.

the school your bank the local supermarket your favourite bar the post office

What time does the school open?

Nine o'clock.

And what time does it close?

Living

Living

UNIT

6

Reading

50. * 2.04 Read the article. What does the title mean (a or b)?

1. Jack O'Neill always Stays inside.

2. You are always warm in a wetsuit. ^{2 * 4}

1Г5 always warm on fhe inside

2 Complete the sentences about the article.

1. Jack O'Neill always went to the beach in his free time. (When?)

2. He surfed . (Where?)

3. He started to make wetsuits . (Why?)

4. He opened his first Surf Shop . (When?)

As a young man, Jack O'Neill worked for a big company, but he always went to the beach in his free time. He loved surfing, but the Californian ocean was cold. Jack wanted to find a way to stay warm in the water and he started to make protective clothing for cold water, or 'wetsuits'.

In 1952 he stopped working for the company and opened the first Surf Shop. He sold surfboards and wetsuits.

Jack demonstrated his wetsuits at boat exhibitions.- He took his three young children with him. They wore wetsuits and sat in a bath of ice. When people asked, 'What's a wetsuit?' Jack pointed to his children.

O'Neill is a family-run company. There are seven children and they all work for the company. Jack lost his eye in a surfing accident, but he still surfs today.

2. At boat exhibitions his children wore wetsuits and sat . (Where?)

2. He lost his eye . (How?)

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1. Ф 2.08 Read the story about British actor, Richard e Grant. Are the following sentences true or false?

2. Grant lived in Mozambique. False

3. Grant went fishing with his family.

4. There was a dolphin near the boat.

5. Grant fell in the water.

6. Grant's father became a hero.

7. Grant enjoyed the film Jaws.

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When he was eight, British actor, Richard E Grant went on holiday to Mozambique with his parents and his younger brother. One day, they went fishing in a small motor boat on an enormous lagoon called San Martina.

After an hour, the motor stopped, and they couldn't start it again. They shouted, but nobody heat'd them.

Suddenly, something moved in the water near the boat.

At first, they thought it was a dolphin. But then they realised it was a big, grey shark. It started knocking the boat. The boat rocked from side to side, and they nearly fell into the water. They were terrified.

Grant's father tried to push the shark away, and his mother held him and his brother. They thought they were going to die.

Eventually, people in a fishing boat heard them and

took them home. Everybody in the town heard about their story and talked about it. Grant's father became a local hero. Two or three weeks later, a local fisherman caught

the shark and put it in the main square. Everybody came to see the monster and took pictures of it.

Many years later, when Grant saw the film Jaws, he relived the terrible experience.

Use the highlighted time linkers from the story about Richard E Grant to complete another story below.

A man and woman went on holiday to the Indian Ocean. (1) One day, they went on a boat with twenty other people and went scuba diving. The boat stopped in the middle of the ocean, and everybody went diving.

(2) , everybody returned to the boat, and the boat went back to the port.

But the man and woman didn't return to the boat. When they finished diving, there

was no boat. (3) , they shouted, but nobody heard them. They waited and

waited for the boat to return, but (4) , they realised they were alone.

5. , something moved near them under the water.

6. , a fisherman found their camera.

2.09 Listen and check.

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In your opinion, what happened to the man and the woman?

3. Work with a partner. Practise the conversations in Exercise 1.

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Grammar Past simple: affirmative, negative and question forms

Vocabulary Feelings. Adjectives

Useful phrases Complaints and suggestions

Vocabulary

1. #2 .12 Listen and repeat the adjectives in the box. Tick (/) the words you know.

angry bored embarrassed excited frightened happy nervous sad worried

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2. Work with a partner. Look at the photographs (a-f). Find one or more adjectives from the box in Exercise 1 to describe the person's feelings in each photograph. Use your dictionary, if necessary.

Speaking

1. How do you feel in the different situations described in the box?

in a club or disco in a fast car in an exam in a plane now when you see a baby when you see a spider when you sing karaoke when you speak English

2. Ask your partner.

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2. Who is your favourite Hollywood star? What do you know about his or her life? Tell your partner about him or her.

Writing

1 Think about a retired person you know well. Write a summary of their life using the verb phrases in the box.

was born in ... (a place, a year) went to ... (school, university) left ... (school, university) worked as a/an ... (job) moved to ... (a new place) lived in ... (a place)

• met ... (a person)

• got married to ... (a person)

• got divorced from ... (a person)

• had ... children

• retired

1. Compare your summary with a partner.

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