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VOCABULARY
Unit 1. Numerats. Nationalities. lnlroducing yoursetf
Unit 2. The Human Body
Unit 3. The Atphabet. Rooms and Furniture.
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Unit 4. Famity Relationships
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Unit 5. My Daity Routine.......
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Unit 6. Animats and Species
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Unit 7. Weather and Clothes.
Unit 8. Food and Drinks
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Unit 9. Ptaces in Town
Unit 10. Places in the Wortd
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Unit 11. Travetling Around the Wortd
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Unit 12. The Environment.
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Unit2.Partl.ThelndefiniteArtictea/an.Thereis/Thereare.pturals...
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Unit2. Parilt.TH|S/THAT/THESE/THOSE. prepositionsof place....... ............74
Unit 3. Part The Verb HAVE GOT. The Verb CAN
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Unit 3. Part ll. Comparison of Adjectives. The Comparative Form ......77

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Unit4. Part l. pronouns. possessive Adjectives.
Unit 4. Part ll. The possessive Case........... .........g2
Unit 5. The Present Simpte. Adverbs of Frequency. prepositions of Time.......
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Unit 6. Asking Questions. euestion Words .. .. .. .
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Unit 7. part The present continuous. ... .. .g3
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Unit7. Part ll. PresentSimptevs. presentContinuous.. ....................95

Unit8. Countableand Uncountabte Nouns.. .................gg
Unit9.ThePastSimpteof RegutarVerbs. BE,CAN, HAVEinthepast.... ..........102
Unit 10.The PastSimpteof trregutarVerbs............. ...........107
Unit 1. Adjectives. Supertatives. Adverbs .. .. .
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Unit 12. Linking Words.........
Unit 13. Expressing Future Actions. Witt. Be Going To. The present ...,..,.,,..124
Continuous.. ....... .......... .................727
Unit 14. Paft l. Must. Shoutd........
Unit 14. Part tt. The tmperative. euestion Tags........... ......15O
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Unit 1. A Viewto Rememberl
Unit2. Howto LookChic in Ripped Jeans......... .............156
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unit 3. A Different Kind of ....;............. .......lsg
Unit4' NewYork NewYork""'
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Unit5. Howprincesschartotte's Birth Haschangedthe Houseof windsorFamityTree............:................. ..........13g
Unit 6. Acting in Holywood ...'...."" roo
...............141
Unit 8. A place in theSun ..................145
Unit 9. Record-BreakingAnimats.. ......144
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2. Look at the picturcs, ttsl write the ages'
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6. Look at the map and match the cities with their countries.
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12. Paris
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3.Tokyo 8. Moscow
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4. Rome 9' Rlo de Janeiro

5. Madrid 10. Cairo 15' Beiiing :l

7. Now took at exercise 6 again and tatkwith your deskmate as in the example:

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::. Which of these sports and activities can you practise using the parts of the body? Fill in the
table, foltowing the example.

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SOCCTR bRSIIbRLL ITNNIS shiltltlll\IG CYCLIIG IGRflII SKfliING

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9. b) Read the paragraphs in a) again and frttin ,i i. Ask your deskmate about his / her friend
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Hair: ' ta[[?

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Likes: nose - smatt/ curLv,r blg large

1O. Describe your friend foltowing the example . -. Write the opposites of the words below.
in exercise 9, then fitt in the information about
him / her. 9za/r?e/e, tight skin - dark skin

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it got? How manywindows and doors has it got? Has it got a garden and a garage?
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windows and five doors. lt doesn't have a garden or a garage.

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and a toilet. This is the _______
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first floor is the
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This room is on the first floor next to the main
This place is outside the house and it's got water
bedroom. lt has got a desk. This is the
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This is a sma[[place outside the house. tt is next to
My parents drink coflee and read the newspaper
the study. This is the
There is a beautifuI ptace behind the house which here. lt's next to the kitchen. This is the
has got flowers and some trees. That is the

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12. Match the words with their definitions:
a. You [isten to the news or music. 1. air conditioner
b. You use it to comb your hair. 2.radio
c. You turn it on in summer when it's hot in the house. 3. CD ptayer
d. You tight a fire in it when it's cold outside. 4. vacuum cleaner
e. You listen to your favourite CDs . 5. tooth brush
f. You use it to wash your dirty clothes. 6. frreplace
g. You use this to clean the house. 7. shampoo
h. You use it to brush your teeth every day. 8. comb
i. You wash your hair with it. 9. showergel
j. You use it when you take a shower. 10. washing machine

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1. I need a cup of coffee. Where can I find some? exercise 14.
a. ln the oven. b. Next to the coffee maker. 1. I have got an
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2. I need a pencilto draw. Where can I find one? 2. I need a quiet ptace to study. This place is too
a. ln the swimming poot. b. ln the study.
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6. My brother sleeps here every night.
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7. We ptant flowers every spring.
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8. My famity has dinner here every evening.
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washing machine.
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1 1. Find someone in your class that:

a. has got gorgeous eyes: is shy and doesn't ta[k too much:

b. is very talkative: '. is rude to the others:

. is friendty and has got a lot of friends: is very patient with the others:

-, is tazv and
doesn't tike doing his / her homework: is bossy.

12. Match the questions with the answers, then read the diatogue. Work in pairs!
'1. What's your name? a. Fifteen.

2. How old are you? b. Votteybat[ and tennis.

3. Where do you live? c. Mark.

4. What are your parents',names? d. No, I haven't. l'm their only chitd.
e. He's a dentist.
5. Have you got any brothers or sisters?
f. She is talland slim with tong straight
6. What's your fathe/s job?
btonde hair and green eyes.
7. What's he tike?
g.ln Bucharest.
8. What does your mother took [ike? h. Paolo and Francesca.
9. What are your favourite sports? i. He is very patient, kind and funny.

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9. "l grow crops and raise animals." I. P||OIOGRRPHTR

10. "l take pictures of people and places." J. IRRI1IR

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do the fottowing activities, as in the exampte: the pictures in the right order:
Srnn"f/et I never go to school in the evening'

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Look at the pictures in exercise 1 again and say which of the animats are farm / witd animals.
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' Giraffes arewild animals. They don't live on farms.

a) put the animals from the [ist in their tiving ptace:

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fur and a taiI
skin and frns distances
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It has got four short Itcan swim.

called?
It's a crocodile.
It lives inwater.
legs and big teeth. l-
8. Read and match:
rli
tm.o.rnrn-ol^s,
i _- ____** They are cold They have got
biooded animals. a pair of legs and
Some of them have a pair of wings.
got four legs and a They have
lot of sca[es. They got feathers
.t lay sgtt and some and some of them
LTLSBf,I,S,
of them can be very can fly.
dangerous.

They are small.

e' They are smallor
big. They ha,"re
They have got
three pairs of
got babies and
Legs and two
feed them on
) pairs of wings.
-l: mitk.
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11. Write True or False:
+ Butterflies have got two pairs of wings.

-: Penguins are birds and lay eggs.

-+ Mammals feed their babies on water.

-a Atligators are cold btooded anima[s.

a Birds can't fly because they haven't got wings

-a Parrots are inteltigent birds and can ta[k.

+ Snakes haven't got legs and can't hear.

12. Fitt in:

KIIIINS / PIJPPIIS / CHICKINS / DUCKLINGS / LAIIbS / IORLS / CUbS / CRLVTS

-aCats have kittens. - Horses have

M
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&. s,r-lf,r b,. u"of"erL c. &n-&ttt
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the -------
1. Match the words with the pictures:
0,. sn&ur b. greg c. h"el
, SIJNNY ,RAINDROPS ,IlltJNDIR RND LIGIII-NING 6. There is a terrible ,- outslde.
, t0GGy ,SN0t^ltLRKtS ,CL0UDy -hllNDy I can hear the thunders and see the lightning.

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1. There are a lot of clouds in the sky today.
COOL
It's a ___--- ---------- day.
2. lt's raining this morning. lt's a --------------- day. COLD

3. The sun is shining brighttY.

perfect day.
rRtt ZING COLD
It's a -------*-
4. The wind is blowing hard. lt's a-.------..-- evening.

5. lfs such a day.The fog is everywhere.

-------------
6. Snowflakes are fatting down from the sky.
night.
It's a ------------- 1. The temperature is - 7'C. lt's freezing co[d.

3. Choose the right answer, then fitt in: 2. The temperature is 28'C. lt's
1. lt's a beautifuI day.
and the sky is tight btue. 3. The temperature is 0" G. lt's
The sun ls -----------
o. hl-el.uiry b' trmnurrg c. shinng 4. The temPerature is 36'C. lt's
outside!
2. lt's ----- ---- 5. The temperature is 12" C. lt's "t
Don't forget to take your umbre[[a with youl
L--
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t turning c. shinur,p 6. The temperature is B" C. lt's

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6. b) Answer the fo[[owing questions: 9. Write the names of the clothes and guess the
1. What are the four seasons? season:
ShIIII$II- SUNGLflSSTS SUN HRI MG SRNDflLS

JflCKIT SCRRI llAI GLOVTS JTRNS U]flS

2. What's the weather [ike in spring?
SUII- M SHRI IROUSIRS HIGH HIILS

RRINCORI UllbR[LL,q SHOTS DRiSS I-SHIRI

What's the weather [ike in summer? SHORIS SKIRI $CKS IRRINTRS bLOUSt

What's the weather [ike in autumn?

What's the weather [ike in winter?

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7. Look at the table and write the missing months:

rI
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8. Read the sentences and write True or False: I

1. lt's warm and sunny in May. L

I

2. Ifs stormy and cold in July. L

3. The wind blows and it often rains in October.

I
lfs boiling hot and the days are long in January. t__,_
I

I
:

It's snowing heavily and it's Christmas in December.

It's boiling hot and we're on our summer hotiday in Aprit.

People pick up fruit and vegetables in September. {'

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8. lt's freezing cotd and there are snowmen

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everywhere in August. L- I
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13. a) Read and guessthe peopte in the picture:

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i a:.,::'i--
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i , is wearing a suit and a tie. Heis sllllng on a bench and is eating a sandwich now.
2. Gt0RGi is wearing trouserg a tie and a white shirt. He is sitting opposite the bench and he's tooking at peopte.
3. nRflNDfl iswearing a skirt, a jumper and highheels. She is drinktng somewater now
1. SAIIflNI|J fl is wearing a T-shirt, a long skirl socks and tralners. She has got sunglasses and she's drinking a Cake.
5. LINDR iswearing ieans a blouse and a cap. She is ridng her bike.
13. b) Answerthe questionq then read the diatogue in pairs.
What is George wearing? 4. What is you teacher wearing now?

What is Miranda wearing? 5. What is your deskmate wearing now?

What are you wearing todaY? 6. What are you doing now?

14. Circte the odd one out:

a. boots + shoes -+ shorts -) trainers d. sandals -+ dress -+ sunglasses + gloves

b. trousers + jeans -: hat + shorts e. umbre[[a + raincoat + shoes + sunglasses

c. boots, gloves ? swimsuit -+ hats f. coat + jacket -a jumper-+sandals

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3. a) Match the meals with the correct timetabte: 5. b) Complete your own food diary for today'
Compare it with your deskmate's food diary'
$RIRKIRSI at noon Decide whether it's heatthY or not .

at 7 o'clock in the evening NtftLS ffitt IOOD g DRINKS

LUNCH

SNRCK at 7 o'clock in the morning

DINNiR al 1O o'clock in the morning

3. b) Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions as

in the examPle.
ernf?rplP'
When {oyou have breakfast?
I have breakfast at 7 o'clock in the morning'

4. Look at the food and drinks in exercise 1 and

exercise 2 again, then answer the following
questions. Work in Pairs!
1. Which of these foods and drinks

do you tike i You don't tike?

2. Which of these foods and drinks

do you have for breakfast / lunch i dlnner?

3. How often do You eat:

f ruit / vegetables / dairy products I meat?

5. a) Look at Catherine's food diary for today

and answer the questions:
ls Catherine's diet heatthY?
Why/WhY not?
6. Circte the odd word out:
a. pancakes + cakes + cookles -r carrots
NtftLS [-OOD
g DRINI(S
b. strawberries + cherries -" sausages -; grapes
bread and butter, a
c.pizza+ Pasta + Pie -+ mitk
chocolate bar
and orange juice d. beer + wine -r champagne -r coffee
e. cheese -a butter -+ mitk + bread
10:45 a.m.
f. gartic + onion -l chiPs + lettuce
a hamburger, chiPs, g. fish + beef +chicken -acow
an ice cream h. candy + soda -a cookies -+ cake
i. stittwater -a salad + onion + rice
j. bread + toast + sausage + rotls

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food phrases. Write them down:

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12. Read the diatogue below, then

0ltvi oll
btRNS

make simitar diatogues using the

o, carri-,ss{r s,s o$ g1g words in exercise 1 1.
il, r, thirsty / hungry. t'd tike
something to drink / to eat.

b: woutd you tike a glass of lemonade /

a slice of cake?

ft, Y"s itwould be great. / No, thanks.

tdon't like lemonade / cake.

(L 0{r, o U:r, i b: now about a glass of orange juice /
cr" glns^s, 4 trl, o hp*,.& B*1, a slice of pumPkin Pie?

fl,, rnrt would be great, thanks.

13. Read and choose the correct option:

a. Cut / Pee[the banana for me. please!
b. Stice / Chop the bread for our guests, please!
c. Chop / Peetthe onion for the soup!
d. Boit/ Fry the water in the Pot!
e. Mix / Chop the eggs with flour and mitk!
e.cnn I o, h,og I o, f. Peet/ Pour the oit into the frying panl
o, clr1:, .& C.L" g. Boit/ Fry the potatoes in a frying panl
h. Gritt/ Mix the fish for dinnerl
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2. Match each place with the suitable activity:
NN6ffi S
1. newsagent's a. see a fi[m
?tff€s, in Tsun
2. bookshop b. buy fruit and vegetables

3. greengroce/s c. send letters

1. Use the words betow to name the following 4. post office d. read a book
places in a town:
nrllaogent's, sh^op, gnecn€;rr<e)l's,, 5. baker's e. buy a book

po€f o{ere, hnlcBn's,, th€ElrLs, hrirhp?t's,, 6. tlbrary f. buy a newspaper

dnpmn,. ch,emi,sf's,,
7. butche/s g. have dinner
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:i: B. cinema h. buy medicines

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9. chemist's i. buy bread

10. restaurant j. buy meat

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3. Order the letters and write the words.

ttt D'jlilflis -+ stadium

LIJ
&
KRNb.

bRRLIRY.

OI^INT ALLH.

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4. Look at exercise 2again, then ask and

answer questions as in the example.
Work in pairs!

ft: Where can

lsee a film?

$: You can see a film

atthe cinema.

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8. Match the means of trarsportwithtlpir
correspondent: the correct Picture:
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NpRR / 0N r11t Rt[1ir / bir\^tttN /
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&

8. metro h. harbour

9. Correct the sentences by changing the @

underlined words:
'1. You go to the ti|{imft to watch a footbatt match'

2. My mother buys fresh meat utIH[ bflK[R'S

"u"w

3. Mike is goins toIHI CH[lltST'S to buv a weektv

magazine.

4. "l have got a terribte headache."

"co toTH[ DINIISI and buv an aspirinl"

5. lt's too hot inside. Let's go for a swim utTH[ bflNKr

6. l'm hungry! Can we go out and have dinner at

IHi bIJICHIR'S z
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7. I want to send this tetter today' Shatt I go to *
THi P0LtCi SIAII0N to buv an enverope and some
r-
T
stamPs?

"Why are You ai ?'

"l'm flying to Florrda tonight.

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'! 3. Look at the map in exercise 1 1 again, then answer the requests as in the example:
"l want to see a fitm tonight." "l don't feelwetl. Where can I see a doctor?"
"There's a cinema next to
the cafd on Muffin Road.
"Let's go out and have a cup of hot chocotate."
"l want to go for a watk this evening."

"N/y cousin needs to stay ln town for ten days.

"l need to change some moneY." Where can I book a nice room?"

14. Compare the maps below. Write sentences as in the example.

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1. Match the adjectives with their definitions:

a. uninteresting place
1. sxlo"en,si,rrs
b. giant buitding
z. finmou"r
c. fu[[of noise
3.8{^s^c,innfmg
d. with a long history
o.t"rg" huldr\g
e. not busy
s. populnn
f. costs a lot of money
o. onri.enl,
g. verywe[[ known
?.pomR{glu
by peopte
B.c,hnrtmin+ h. very interesting

9.n"@i.,s+ STRtI
i. attractive city
ro. h"oung p1"." j. tiked by a lot of people

2. Look at the pictures and write the adjectives

in exercise 1:

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5. Fitt in the blanks with the words below:
3. n0DtRN/BULDINGS
msd€rur, olsur^dpd, h"*"g smnll,
"hrrf,
rc{^sg. chnltmmg,, qr-"L
Life in the viltage rs not fascinating at all for people
4. CLTRN / STRIITS
who are used to live in big cities. lt can be realty

because there's no nighttife.

There aren't any cinemas or clubs. There are only s. DRNGIR0US r NIIGHB0URH00DS

a few ___ shops and restaurants.

The buildings are not tall as in the city. There are

quite _____ ____ and old. There aren't any Work in pairs. Describe the place you live in.
Ask and answer the questions betow:
flats. But the village can be
Do you live in a vitlage or a town?
a ______ place to stay for those who like

places. The streets here aren't

and most of the areas are

2. ls it a sma[[or a big ptace?
peaceful. There aren't districts or

bustling squares.

Look at the pictures in exercise 4 again and

compare the ptaces using the words below: Are the streets clean or dirty?

CROWDED / STREETS:
Ihe streets in a town are more crowded
than the streets in a village.
Are the shops cheap or expensive?
SMALL /
BUILDINGS:
The buildings in a village are smaller
than the buildings in a town.
I

5. Are the buitdings old or modern?

2. B0RING / NiGHTLItt 6. ls it a safe or a dangerous ptace to [ive in?

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1. Match the pictures with the type of hotidays:

CRUISI HOLIDAY / btflCll HOLIDRY / CRI1PING HOLIDAY / SRIRRI ||OLIDAY / HIKING HOLIDflY

SIGHISITING HOLIDflY / IHtIlt PARK t1OLIDflY

2. Match the types of hotidays with their definitions:

1. You travel on a big ship for a coupte of weeks' R. SIGHISiIING I.|OLIDAY

2. Avacation where you swim in the sea. b. CftNINC HOLIDRY

3. you stay in a place where there are many tents and caravans. C. I.|IKING HOLIDAY

4. You can admire the beautifutwitdtife. D. CRIJISI HOLIDAY

5. You watk a tot, especiatty in the countryside' t. SAIARI HOLIDAY

6. You take pictures of interesting places and buitdings'
T. btflCll HOLIDAY

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6. Circle the odd one out:
a. sun umbrelta +tan + tifeguard + ruins f. sandcastte ? compass -r torch; backpack

b. photo + map + snorkel+ tour g. tandscape ? anima[s + jeep -> s[ippers

c. diving + hiking + sleeping + surfing h. ship ? sunglasses, pool-r backpack

d. coach + guide + ancient ruins -r ice cream i. museum -" souvenir -+ parachute, camera

e. caravan + tent + steeping bag + flippers j. patm tree-l tighthouse a boots + swimsuit

7. Choose the right answer:

I usuatty go to school __ ___ bus, but today I love hiking in the country. Going
l'm walklng on foot. is good for my heatth.

u.bl
".0N ".lltl
ferry.
,.bI u.hlllH
2. My sister doesn't tike travelling ---*--------- ".0N
She [oves flying. 7. When theywentto MiamitheYwent

p[ane. lt's faster.

o.bl
".0N ".lN
3. Did you travet a shiP during Your
tast hoIiday?
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I caltyou
.. lN o.0N hIITH
I am -- -,- - a taxi right now. Can
".
4. They have a yacht so they often travel ----- ,.0N U. bI lN
it In summer. ".
9. When lwent sightseeing in ltaly, I onty
,"0N u.bI
".hllTH travetted coach'
5. My parents frrst met ------- a train.

..0N u.lN ,.0N o. lN bI

".AT ".
8. Work in pairs. Ask and answer the fottowing questiong then write the answers.
How often do You go on holidaY? 4. Who did you gowith?

2. When was the tast time you went on a holiday?

How long dtd you staY?

3. Where did you go?

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1 1. Put the words in order to make sentences:
1. We / a / mini hrs / to / go / hke I sightseeing / the / town They/ going /to / are i fly/ this / abroad /summe'

2. Our / is i us / taking / to / tour guide / tomorrow / see / N/y/ offer/ agent / for/ has / travel / a / new/ us

Athens

. Last I I I year I wenll a I safari I on I l/trip/and/sat'

| / bought I pair I last/week I a I newl boots/of Africa / of i the / wildtife

You / room /to/this/ book/ ln / hotel I need I a

12. Circte the wrong answer:

1. When you are on hotiday, You can go:

a. camping

b. hiking

c. to the seaside

d. steep

2. When you go on holiday, you can travel. 4. When you are on hotiday, you can:

a. by car a. get sun burnt

b. byferry b. go oui at night

c. by train c. do your homework

d. on horseback d. sunbathe

3. Before you go on hotiday, you have to. 5. When you are on hotiday, you can go:

a. book a room in a hotel a. bungee jumping

b. buy plane tickets b. scuba diving

c. spend a[[your money c. eating

d. pack your things d. surfing

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1. Match the words with the pictures:

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2. Put the words in the correct category:

tNtRGY /
DiItRGtNT / IRtiS / CLI|IRIT / PLflSTIC bOIILIS / SOLRR

IOXIC IUIIIS / RNII1RLS / GARbRGI / AIIIOSPHIRI / IACIORY hIASIt / OXYGIN

turM Fa%z*nn,

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4. b) write sentences usins SH0ULD /Sil0ULDl!'T 5. Fitt in the blanks with the words below:
and the phrases in a), as in the example:
LRYTR / CIII1AII / DNNPPtflRtD / OXYGTN
_ _ _ _ _Ygy_lD _ou
tl_t-qloff
whenyou don't use it.
t h e ti g ht
RiCYCLI / / DISIRUCIION /
HARIITUL

Li{}frruiltRt} / POLLUiI / DiItRGiNIS

2. l.Acid rain is very
for the environment.

2. The atmosphere is a thin

of gases.
3.
3. The Mediterranean

is good for growing olives.

4.
4.The ___ of t

forests is a big problem around the wortd.

5. Use the _ _____*__ tt

are perfume free.
5.
6. A tot of species

hundreds of years ago.

7.The panda bear is an

6.
species.

8. Our body needs to breat

and survive.
7.
9. Factory fumes _ the air ar
the [akes.

10. We must ______ ____ paper in order

8. save trees.

6. Write true orfatse:

1. lt is important to recycte.

9.
2. Recycling doesn't help us save energy

Recycting helps us save v/ater and trees.

10.
We can't recycie drinking glasses.

We can recycLe envelopes and notebooks. _

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aLr+ u ="c
T{6q ?,*C,
,yt1n 6,t{ar{aP
morn-n l/1JoG
'pe1c{cer oq ue3
teqt sOutr.ll o^g eueN
i?lrdY vt
qmrs?,*0
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9. Match the words with the pictures:
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l'
La.ry,;, +eEL .i i*r;:ry**, a-r,#, t,-.i,lie
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ute; tnoLlllM pouod 0uo1 e
olc.lc e utsMolq tel.lt purM 0uorls e
punor0 oqt Jo ]uoLuonorll luolot^ uoppns e
roleM lo ]unoLUe e0te1 e
aneme6nq r a,
purm 6uot1s fuen e
:suoruuuop.ltoql LluM spjoM oq]
T
f:
r.,
-€"ry
l*a
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,aM @ ry
iruot oodr,ruHs / srlurd LJttuhrrlru
/ llsulq IflxJ / sN0lxul )lhl / sl^Ult / sltu0q ilru1fi I slt110q Jisutd /s
U]dUd / S]NIZUSUI'I / S3UIONUH ]IlSUId / SlNU]d / SX]'qOI] / SI]]d UNUNUq / SNUJ MI
/ s)mql$l\l / HSll J0 sNll / lOi hrl.lNlilfitu / sld0l/\Nl / suNrulN0t lNruu3uur,t / $t0
:utq e1c[cal tqOU otll u! ueqt 1nd pue n^oloq ]sll or.l] r.uoJ] sletroleu alqelc{cet Oulnnolloj aqi
olsem ueet6',
e6eqre0'g
esnerz
lo]]ll / ts"
:uoloql uo splo^ aL{l r.,lil^^ socuoluos oleu uor_ll,suunloc oMl aq}
A>Fl1aVzol
 Write the words in exercise 12 under the suitable pictures:

-/

ii !::
:*

4. Choose the right answer:

lf an earthquake strikes, you should. lf a tornado comes, you shou[d:
a. look for a mirror a. go up on the roof of your house
b. took and hide under a solid piece of furniture b. go on the veranda of your house
c. hide under your balcony
c. go down in the basement
lf your place is flooded, you shou[d.
lf a tsunami hits, you should.
a. turn off your gas and electricity
a. relax on the beach
b. drive your car
b. stay away from the beach
c. go surfing
c. go swimming
hurricane moves towards your place,
lf a
you should: lf a vo[cano erupts. you should:

a. go outside a. keep calm and go to steep

b. stay inside b. go away from the damaged area

c. ride vour bike c. go and hide near the volcano
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ere suJo] slJo_: :
iErtu D slDbl' i.trlfrrt
'],uole u{eqt oN
'J,UOJP
oJ? : -
nO^ ON 'A::-
'J,Uele eM'oN
o,,: -
e^!lE6oN
sJoA sUB
auetueLUoU ,(eL/i etv 'qsrlouf (}ou ele {eqf)
l,uete {er-ll qsr10u3 1ere,(eq-
ai1cuerl no{ erv 'Llstloul (lou ele no^)
t,uere no^ 'qsr10u3 (ore no1l
aqsl6u= eM orv 'qsr16u3 (tou ore oM)t,uoJe
oM 'qsr10u3 (ole oM
suo!lseno slueuelels eARPoeN sluelualPls i!^vrn'-r.
'l,uslll 'o117'l,USrOrlS 'ON
/ l,ust or-l 'oN 'sl tt 'se^
/'st ells SeA i,E
'j,uele no^'oN
'jou LrJ,| oN
e^Re6aN
sJan sue
;CIop e 1r s; '{ol e (]ou st
il) },uslil
auJed oqs sl 'll!l (tou steqs) t,ustor.ls
alUol oq sl 'uqof (]ou stoH)],ustoH
LA.)zV\ noA ety '{uue6 pou ole no1)
},uo;e no1 '{uue6 (ore no1j
60uotnn J u;y 'ouef (lou LUB
l) ]ou Llt,l
sluauolels
suo!lsono
:,8 oi T{aA o!1
7a-^-^g
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afii u4/rrt9
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1. Write the correct pronoun:
1. apptes 6. table
r 17* - i :T' i:-
nL, *=L" il , 2.camera T.father
3. grandfather
\^/E, YOU, 8. cat

4. Mark and I 9. Jane and you

THEY 5. Mary 10. Tim and Lucy

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2. Completethe sentences using l, HE SHE, lT. THEY.

They are sisters. rs _____ am

are students. is my grandfather. is my teache r. a fluffy cat. years old.

Fill in the correct form of the verb TO BE.

Long form Short form

1. _______- Pam.
I l____,_ Pam.

2. She not a doctor. She _______ a doctor.

3. He a frrefiohter. He _______ a firefighter.

4. We __*_____ from Paris. We _______ from Paris.

5. lt _____________ a batt. It _____________ a batt.

6.You not Mary. You ________ not Mary.

7.They brothers. Thev brothers.

B. _____,
I not ta[[. | _________________ tatt.

4. Complete the sentences, then answerthe questions, as in the example. Talk in pairsl
Areyou and your sister Romanian? ,-6 nrethey French?
Yes, we are. fr No, they aren't. Thet're ltalian.
A:
- _____ you and your teacher Engtish? 3. A: ____*_ you police officers?

T) D.

A. ______, ____ N/adonna and N/ichael 4. A.

-_____ your mother and father

Jackson American? Spanish?

B: B:_
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,ON 6u,rolJ noI ---
.SUISNOC
ALU
c^lDn ---- -----
'ssojlce ue ----- euel'L i,SDUauj lno^ Aorll
aroqseo] e oq -
,ON
1,SUlM] 'reqleJ {uu -------
.uoqs ---- cor.j
'sroqlorq 'sro^eld isr!e
lleqlool plo sreo^ ouru
fu;e1 pue lned 'g )cef pue uo_L'g ano^ plo
6oueu inoA sl ]ell
'olduexoor{} ul
IN$ / INIXU / lU, / S / St / IXU / hlu!
'pueloul 'prolxo Luolj -
,SO 'oLUOq (8) oM'uot --------- (/) pue
]e
^ien
,ON
aouerd e
uo^olo (g) I 'spuolrJ lseq ---
'luoLUnrlsur (,MOU )roMle
-
lesrsnu_r e ---- slqt oslnu e euel'0 I pue fuen 'eteul)sop {ul --------- (t) or{s
--- (g) srql'epet6 L{}g eq} ul
-3AOS
(z) I'llll --- ([) oLUzu
' qJo^ eql Jo LUJoJ lcoJJoc oq] ul
'sll! 'so^ plo 'l,uslall 'oN 'oN
s!oH
aooueto ue u sl ;0unoA eq s; csrolsrs / LUed pue ouel ', LQE, .
']rnrl e s!slr_-11 rotq0uorq e sr uoB .SOA
asuBj lleqlool / oM '0 eqsrloul I
'JOU W,l
aepeuec udJ na(:- 7
'de AoLlt ;:
'sJled u! 'suollsonb eqlJoA sus pue :.,
LSc\seuwAA u! palsualu! sulo o4j
rse'uoqr'/ll]l'11'll_ls'lH pue l|\]lxu/lxu 'oldruBxo aql 6u!^^olloJ
'l,l\lsl/ Sl
ut ttu pue sornlc;d eql le loo't 'g JoA Sue pue ISe ol sldtuold ,,{l
j-e+*E: tsi+:g=#k-
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9. Fill in the dia@ues with the correct 1. ls Bitl twenty years old?
___I!g.tr_e_is_q'_t!!q'_s_4!19{9-e1y-e-q1s-9!{.
form of the verb L& he.
2. ls Maria a teacher?
llflRl, Hit (1) _____ you rom?

T0i'i, Yes, I (2) 3. ls Jan frfty years otd?

What (3) ----- your names?

fllfiRI, r (4)
---Mary and this
-
(5)
----- Andrew
Nice to meet you!
4. ls BittRomanian?

illl, Nice to meet you, too!

Are Jan and Pau[a thirty Years old?
RNDRihI, (6) ----- you from Eng[and, Tom?

T0[1' No, | (7) --*. I

(8)
----- from

Scotland. Where (9) ----- you from?

flNDRtlll, we (10) from Austratia. 6. ls Jan a plumber?

IlflRI, (11) _____ you a student?

(12) (13) Ai'e Marta and Pauia doctors?

r0t1, Yes, I -----. Howaboutyou?
you in the Sth grade, too?

ff|'JDRI\IJ.' No, we (14) ------ -,---. we 11. b) Now, in pairg ask and answer
own questions, using the table in
(15) in the 4th grade, at the same
----- on
czurya{e'
school and we (16) ------- deskmates.
"€ beittfromtheusA?
1 O. Now tatk with your deskmate
as in exercise 9. -S Yes, he rs.
,{ nre Bitl and Maria doctors?
'11.a) Answerthe questions using the
correct form of the verbi.+ -& No, they aren't.
=+.
Foliowthe examPle.
PL,AY TIJYTE! - tllHRI'S I{y JOb?
NftNt COUNIRY ftGi i0b One of the students mimes different
actions related to jobs. The other
tsitl" USA 19 student students ask questions to guess the job.
Itaty IJ cook
"ltloli,o, -& ereyouadoctor?
Jon _^r,1-tn\/ 40 mechanic
.S wc l'm not.
P*rl- 40 NUTSC 6 nreyou a nurse?

-& Yes, tam.

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'NVJoV ur
D
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4'
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'4u!d s,tt 'lpp e sil
'66e ue'eydde ue 'Aoq e'rycued e ut leqS. :
'd-fte ,azd4trwc w?
'l!reue unou '(n'o't '('cle'0l'p'3 q)
e ],usr oreq] ueL{A 'o 'e) spunos lomon spunos lueuosuoc
en;1ce[pe ue aroroq urOeq leql sp-rol u;6eq ]eq] sproM LJI
ue / e asn l,uop oM oJoJoq ue esn oM oroloq e esn oroloque/es:-
ryfld'sr{D d,{au /
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Write the words in the correct box.
hns^kef. . srnl&, tuJrrL ei,os,e&.
o€rrnplnns.
"fft
irhdr, *q^t U{, grt^

Comptete the dialogues with A / AN. ?l*,\.Y TlltE! - cutss rttt obJtcl!
Look! What's that?
It's
---,---?l----- ostrich One of the students
What have you got in Your bag? chooses a schootobject in
l'vegot ,- aPPte and --- -- -- candY' the ctassroom without tetting
his / her classmates what it
ls Corfu -- - island? is. Then, he / she describes
Yes, it is.
it. The others have to ask and
What's on the table? answer questions to guess
watermelon and - -- ,- --- Plate' what it is.
5. ls your father - doctor?
Yes, he is. CLUIS,
6. What wou[d You like to eat? ls, ii, hir?
tike
l'd hamburger.
- ls, iL *rlfu?
7. I need - envelope to send
this [etter'
Here you are!
ls, 'tl, t fd?
8. ls it raining outside? ls, d, n€xt Lo tfis dssril
umbrella with you!
Yes, it is. Take ------
JaPanese watch?
9. ls it -----
Yes, it is.

10. ls the book on - shetf?

Y[S,ilIS. INO,ilISNII.
Nq it isn't. lfs on armchair.
-----
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deaqsT-deeqsl
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toolz-loolL
:s1ernld le1n6ar.l
qloal7 - qpol L
polls:
udpltL,lsz-pl!tlcL fuo6e1ec lelceds
UOWO/\ 7-U9WO/1 L e OSle Sl OJe{i_
uow z - uew
srtoq7-Aoq t souJotlc6-futeqc 1
srtol Z - rtol
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wry:"-l/.--*-_v---vry
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r( + lennon
dorp
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'lo4seq oLll u!sepde Auew ae aoLll
d.,/zz? 1ern1d eql ul oJe aJoql
pue reln0urs eq] t-
'paq st eJoq] osn o/.,
oql uo llop e s deql
'apeloql uo eldde ue s daLll ,du?z?
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 a) Look at the picture and saywhatthere is/there are in the classroom'
T.ere teacher in the classroorn. There are three desks in the classroom.
's a

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1. b) Now, in pairs, say what there is / there are in your ctassroom'

2. Look at the picture below. Use the prompts to ask and answer
questiong fotlowing
the examPle:
ts there a vase on the coffee table? Are there Pillows on the sofa?
No there isn't. Yes, there are.

vase / coffee tabte?

,t' window lsofa?
carpet lfloor?
./a
, pittows lsofa?

rc
bookcase / living room?
armchairs / tiving room?
curtains / window
tamps I near the sofa?
fireplace / living room?
L pictures lwall?

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'sulqoMi aos uw I 'g dnlctd ut
.olduexo oLll .socuolorJlp 6 puu pue sarnlcld aql le loc- f
^Aollol ^^olaq 6ul,
sAoq
uurlu $HrtiLiis
or.ll6u!A ollol',^ oloq olqel oLll u!
o] suln] oIe] s]uapnp
?sop aLll uo ele aleqt / s! oleql IeqM fes
'Isep eql uo slcolqo ]ueJe#!p smd Jeqceeli
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Pa rt ll

Hts /TH"er 4THrsE /THOSE

THIS/THESE

This is r)
Thpco afe
' - )'
We use this / these to a chair. cnarrs.
talk about people, things,
anima[s which are near us. This is l|\ These are
a batt. '{ , batts.

\r\; - --l
- ,\
We use that /
That is ,, \ !
r) lhose are
those to tatk a cat. \c ,- cats.

about peop[e. I .- -,

-',: h *-e'
things, animats
which arefar --r.
That is a i"' '' ', Those are
awayfrom us.
bike
..'"'
', .. Dlkes
#rutryft
Comptete the sentences, foltowing the example.
This is a chatr and that is a tabte.

' ')
i-

These are bookcases and those are sofas.

. ,)
r.*& tt
- )' f- ' '\l*--
I, r ,
E"+q\-
.:r.,*t t:

3. 6.

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Look at the picture below, then ask and answer questiong
as in the exampre:

Student 'l: Where,s the desk?

student 2: rt's between the bed and the bookcase.
Student 3: Where'sthe bed?
Student 4: lt,s in front of the wardrobe.

Look at the pictures and spot 7 differences.

rn picture A, the coffee tabte is in front of the
sofa. tn picture B,
the coffee table is next to the arrnchair.

pl"A.Y TlJrtEl
vuorK !n teams' Each team chooses one of the pictures
from
team that finishes first is the winner! Use as many prepositions above to describe. The
of place as you can.
-r.e,e is a sofa next to the fireptace.
There is a coffee table in front of the sot.
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e p0 set1 atls p0 seq fuew
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leql Moqs ol qJon oLll osn oM qJa^ aLll asn oA ol lo6 eneq qJoA otg
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't,ua^eq Aeqt / noA / oM 'oN
to6 ],ueneq Aeqr / no^ / oM Io0 e,',{e
eneq Aeqt 1 nof, 1eM 'so^ io6 l,usell 1l / ot.,lS / oH toOs.
t,useq }i / oqs / oLl 'oN lo0l,ueneq I
'seL.l
ll / ot]s / oq 's3 Luloj uoL{s
toO tou eneq Aeql / no / oM tob eneul ,{e -_
to6 ]ou seq ]t / oqs / oH ioOseLll = l
6to0 AeLlt 1 nort toM o^eH
toO tou oAeL{ |
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1. b) Now, in pair+ ask questions and give Look and write sentences, [ike this:
short answers, fottowing the example: Satty has got a mobile Phone,
erp/rrflet Has Mary got a mobile phone?
"
but she hasn't got a doll.
Yes, she has.
Has MarY got a car?
A/q she hasn't.

2. Filt in:
HRV[, l]RS, ilftVIN'T, HftSIj'I.
got long hair'
1. My mother -.-------'--
2. Hetga is from Germany. She got blonde hair'
-----

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you got slsters or brothers?
3. --------
4. Thev -- got a cat, but they sALLyrcilO
got a dog. nnunr'r ffio ffi @
5." -,--------- she got a bike?" "No, she
rHrv 00 0@
6.' ---------- they got a compulet? " No, they
cLRRR
$O M@
5. Say about you! Answer the questions
got many friends' in the examPle.
They -- Haveyou got any sisters?
It,- -- - - got a long tail. No, t haven't, but I have a brother. / Yes, I
slster.
Look at the Picture and answerthe Have you got short hair?
questions.
Has he got long hair? 3. Have you got anY Pets?

4. Have you got dark hair?

Has he got curly hair?

Have you got blue eYes?

Has he got strong arms?

4. Has he got big eYes?

?J-,/"Y TIJTI]
Talkwith You deskmate about what 1

5. Has he got a moustache? have / haven't got in your schootbag /

pencilcase.
erzlnp/e- t have got some books in my
6. Has he got thick eYebrows? ' schoolbag. I haven't got a bana^a
in mYschoolbag.

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'uec oqs 'sa1
iqquedg 4eeds eng ue3
'l,uec aLls'oN 61uua7Ae1d eng ue1
:olduexo aqt 6ur/\^ollol 'suotlsonb oql Jolt sue 'Mo1,r
'ouerd eqt,{eld - {"qt qsruedg leeds
]nq 'rec e enrlp pol pue ens 'g or_.{ tnq 'sluuot {e1d ------
'rec e onrlp - Aeql 'sruuel Aeld
1nq
Ouerd eql deld Lut) pue lltg 'g ells ]nq 'tec e enup
qsruedg leeds 'ouetc : _ "
----- --- ? oAeq I
z{oq11nq 'sruuot {e1d LUI) pue lllg l,uec oLls lnq 'qtuedg 4eads
X X A u4) Tnm TIq se suo!
^
I x x A
t-.
X ams e
A A X
i,' _t\ l
'o':-9,' lt' -. i
e
l
l'i i
r'l
.l :,:l
I
L:r';d I et
'oldu.rexo or.p u! se'Ihlulro 6ulsn socuoluos or{l otolduoc ueql'e1qe1oqt le Ioc -
ilu1
et
'3 - :
l,uec / no^ / oM oN asruuot Aeld Aeql 'eseuedep >1eeds l,uec
^oq] {eqt -
t,uec l! / or.ls / el.l / no^ / l'oN lno( 1oM ueC / touuec ,(eqf / no1 / oM
'{g l,uec ,{Pr-.
or_{s
'uec Aoqt no^ eM 'sa^
/ / aeos U / :.
'uec /]ouuec ll /eqs I oH I no]\ I I
il /or-.ls/eq / no^/ | so 1e'q 1noA11ue3
a^llEoorrolul l,uec /louuec
srerhsueuoqs e^!le6aN
a lleuuu
'e1utt uec Aeql '6ws uec oL,lS 'wtlns uec nop 'uru uec I
'^ultqe
ol pasn s! ue3
:S!
NVC SUIIA
XrJ t trlrttg
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Ce.nfsisnn oe Jq4€dtu,€e.Ths CB{ITIruti$o Fo,,n t

We use adjectives ?:zc;r+ :"pik, taller than M a ry'

J i m is

to compare PeoPte, ' My blue batlis bigger thanthe green one'

Athensis more crowded tlran Buch arest'
things, animats,
This new password is stronger than the old one'
ptaces, buitdings, etc.
London Eye ismore popular th anTate Gallery'

Short -Yadiectives Longer adiectives lrregular forms

good - better
adiectives interesting - more
noisy - noisier bad - worse
taIt- ta[ter interesting little - less
happy - haPPier poputar - more PoPular much - more
big - bigger
pretty - prettier beautifut - more beautiful many - more
strong - stronger

t" Fitt in the table below.

s44l-l-gR

rAIJR
srRolc
H4PPIS?.

?O}ULJR.
Laffi13
,loR6 WAtrGruL

artr6F(6SrArlG
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'auer ueqltauoqssl aqs
'fueW uetiltoluunqslaqs
'ow ueqt )oilet sl eqs,q-er.>z? le1nb7 pooqrnoqqCIreu rnoAT pooqrnoqqoreu
'sl oqs / oq oL,lM ssen6 ol o^eL,l soleusselc
rno^'pnole uoql peoJ ,ueLll .soleusselc +
rno{;o ouo }noqe socueluos eoJqt aly/ln
il'l0suld lHi $llle - il1^tt1 Artd
Orq 7 eOe
Orq 7 eue;y lsuolteN / urnlpets uopolqLUtM fi
+ fr,,--
11e17 dele; euouls 7 enodeteqg euel\
z\petd / zou-toC euolos / ptolorn
snoLueJ / S]eqto.rB seuof / uoltcoric ouc
jleLUS / slE,
0uoris / lot;oroC 7 _reqieennAe6l
lssa/V ueL.ll Joltoq t rcwAe1y 4ultll t :B
+
rcuAayy ueql
rcAe1d ileqtool )atrcq e s /ssai,V 4ulqt I :V
pooO y rcwAeN / $sory puot-l
:eldtuexe oqt u!se sotltJqoloc relndod / lleqpueLr
6u;nno11o; eq1 eleduoc,slged u;,:,
({uerd) T'::l:::r:
O +*rt
suoloLU]oleM ueq]
lnJ[neoq 7 sdec
(lleLUS) ete selddy
.0utur_urrus
ueql #em
Pelndod) s|leqtool i."-
B..,q
,{srou elcAcrq
7 'it
(tueo l1e1ur; f:'i.": 'ou
'serddnd ueql
qW+*
(ojnc) - -- =-=-!::=!!!r-
oje sue]]r>
-\->{>-
'suleE ueqt Ja$et ale soued
.,re]) l"l::'l::'I $et/ulen/aue1d
'slalcerq u; sen;1ce[pe :eldurexe oql 6u!/nolloJ
aletu pue sornlc;d eq11e
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Part I

PERSONAL SUBJ ECT PRONOUNS

We use Personal subiect Pronouns
#
e( rl before verbs to replace nouns or names'
?\ singularit l1 Flura& fuatnPh'
you, he, sne, we, you, theY Edwar1 isfrom Engtand. He is English'
E/
:\-_=-4
l,
) ] My friend is a student She studies in the UK'
L#

OBJECT PRONOUNS
We use object Pronouns
Plural after a verb or a PrePosition.
Singular
me, you, him, us, you, Look at her! She is so beautiful!
het it them Give itto me!tt's mY book!

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
We use possessive adjectives to show that
something betongs to somebodY'
Singular PlaaraE
Ihls is my car. That is his bike'
my, yout his, our, your, e*l?rfb.
het its their
We use possessive adiectives to show the
relationship between two or more people'
Sranryle. She is my mother' He is her cous
Psc,sessipe, o{prtures, otw,
otxqj& bg t
BBUBured ^o'un^s,.

POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
#
!{ sinsular i:
tr=
t\ Plural
There is no possessive pronoun for lT'
We use Possessive Pronouns to show
that something belongs to someone'
il mine,yours,
hers \J Ii ours,
o yours, We ptace them after the verb'
,l
>t
his,
I/,
> ?l
(L
theirs
a--
#
(.-r
-t' !! i, I

*i* 'j"tl€ja;j*c4r":
thi. pen is mine. (possessive pronoun)
1. This is my pen. (possessive adjectlve)
her dress. (possessive adjective) That dress is hers. (possessive pronoun)
1

2.fhaIis
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toouls e sl ------- relqouolu e sl
\
le >1ool '9 te )ool '9
{'l"s
Y
'utsno
'slecuep de----------- lBc e s!
'0
-- ]e )ool 't -- ]e )ool 'e
l1
.:..... i
il
'stuopnls 'osrnu e sl
de---------- IHS
'Z - 'L
ie )ool [fH-- ]e )ool
(] + (\ /].\ /"t\
[-l ]\ f/
t/ \4\?,d.Y 1\
\--l--l
AA
flr
eR (r eP
q1J IH
:olduexa
oql u! se 'sunouord lcolqns / ]calqo ]q6u 'sunouotd IeuosJod
aql ulllu pue sarnlsld otll le loo-l or.lt u!llu pue sornlcld oqt le
 GR4H.#R. T7€
3. Fill in the sentences with the right
5. Fill in the suitable pronouns or
object / subject pronouns. possessive adjectives, as in the examp
1. Telt______-___ the truth, please.
I need to know
Hi,l) __yY___ name is Andrew.2) t

2. This is Leonardo thirteen years otd. Thts is a picture of 3)

_____ is ten years otd.

and my famity. We ai.e from England and 4) __ _

3. Ask __l He can hetp you.
house is in London. 5) mothefs

name is Helen and my fathe/s name is Stephen.

4. Give this bag to _____-__ _-_. lt,s hers.

6)__ ____ 'vegota tittte brother.T) _- -_ _-

5. Look at _________-__l l,m wearing my new
dressl
name is Luke and B)
-_-_ is eight. He

6. Trust I know how to f,x this. is a big footballfan and 9) _-_-_-_ _ favourite

football player is Neymar. l,ve aLso got a sister. i O,

-_ name is Beth and

, Complete the sentences with the
suitable possessive adjectives, as in the 11)
-___ __-_- is eighteen. She toves mu.
exampte:
(she) eyes are green. 12) __-______ favourite band is One Direction.
We

I toys ate nice. got a cat, too. 13) _ _-_ name is Fur Balt .

__ _ (you) brother is my classmate. 14) _-_-_-_ _ -_ is verycute. Look at 15)

ithey) grandparents tive in the t 6) ___-_*_ are a big happy fa

countrysioe
PI"A.Y TlJrtEl
5. ___________ (we) famity has six members.
ln pairs, change objects with your
6. ___________ (he)cousin tives in Germany. deskmates, then, pretend they,re yours,
as in the example:
7. ___________ (she) books are on this desk.
,.., 1'u"
got a new pen. lt,s my pen now. lt,s r
And you've got a new mobile phone! lt,s
g. ___________
{it) tait is very tong. .
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(asec a /ssassod) 'uelptts!)ot.llow s,fueyy .]SUJ
'sJols/s olvtl lo0 seq uuv) 'sJals/s orul lo0 s,uuv ]/\ISS]SSOd ]HJ UO
f
.SI 7)
1'pueul Aw s/ ans, 'puaul Aw s,eng SUH XO] flUlS NU3 S,
'uearO st 'sl n
'xou st oLueu eltq ,S6q i
,sl0( / s,30( stH '8
'ons pus epuert/\ ere solueu S,XljSlS /,SUI1$S^rpz Mou strec ,s/uulxj I
'01q
'oqorpreM el.ll ut ore sleq
s1 esnoq ,sNl[^l /
S,/NNU( (NU ll\luf / S,,fiNU( ffiU S,lllluf 'e 'uuv sr oLUeu
nno11e{ ore steL{ ,S"l1ll I S,l1ll aqyg ,sullsls /
'ro^Asue lqEU eqr ;{1rLuel A
'i 1 ':
. i: lr;j
I r-4-
i :-:
I i . .i- _ -re lle8 I
,.rud J,
.4.

sw
r \,oM u
S.]NUI -I SNLU S
(ol'lt
'aldwexo aLlt Ou!^^olloJ'u!llq pue sarnlcld aqt te
olu
'eldoed
lnoqe >llel a/r^ oH
'esnoq stfieW pue ueesl s/qJ tsV/r//uz? lsel aL{} o1l{1uo s,
's- u!spuo
's>/oog,sJU opnls otlt ole osoql 'wod ,sioqoql s/ siq/ .q'drrftz7 1ern1d s! unou oql uaqn ,
.UO
'rtols,aop aLlts,tt 'prl s,ttt7 aLlts,l .a7e#*,vp 'le1n6u;ss;unouotll uoqr s,
'asnaLl s,fueyy pue wot st tt
(uetil ol s1uopq il 'a4!q )laLtt s! il) 'e4g ,sAoq aLil s! lt
('wtLlots5uolaq il 'a4!q s/q s/ 1, 'e4g s,Aoq oLlt s! tt 'uolssossod anoqs ol ]r ;: - ;
,ue ---
onrca.$sgdtrYl
"1s0J :eldtu
il ued
Xu EilflftQg
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WMOT $
The ?rrc"onf Sinnfis. uAdrcrhs, o{,
Ft'€qrr€r,.{* ?'*fA-n*..* og Time'

THE PRESENTSIMPLE

Affirmative Negative
Irun. We run. Idon't run. We don't run.
You run. You run. You don't run. You don't run.
He / She / lt runs. They run. He i She / lt doesn't run. Thev don't rLrn.

lnterrogative
Do run?
I Do we run? Shortanswers
Do you run? Do you run?
Yes ldo. / No, ldon't.
Yes, you do. / No, you don't.
Does he / she / it run? Do they run?
Yes, he / she / it does. / No, he / she / it doesn't.
Yes, we do. / No, we don't.
Yes, you do. / No, you don't.

We use the Present Simple with:

daity routines. She watches TV every night. I go to school every day.
permanent states: Helivesin London.
repeated actions or habits: They go swimming on Saturdays.
tikes / distrkes: She likes reading. He hates fishing.
We use the Present Simple with
the following time words:
*rr€r,+ d"4,t u€€Jo / msntlr
u,sl.nll+ / olxqr,s / otl€n, / somBtime^s,, et,.c,.
Most verbs take -s in the 3rd 9ruer?,fr/E I like - she tikes, t enjoy - she enjoyg
person singular. ' lhate - she hates
Verbs ending in -ss, -sh, -ch, -x eruufib, / miss - she misse g I brush - she brushes,
and -o take -es: lwatch - shewatcheg lbox- he boxeg tdo - she

*=o a1i€r,ij_+=:i i IRy - Sl-lt iRlis BUi I SRY - SHt SRYS

1 CRY _ SHt CRIIS ] PNY _ SllI PRYS

- verbs ending i. C0NS0NfiNT * Y orop tr," -I ano tare -l[S.

- Verbs ending in, V0\V[ * Y trt" -S.
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'ouuoq sl ]l (>lulq]) (9 t oqs osnecaq
(o)11
]ou) - (q L oLlS
,1g Ourqclem 'oXt 7 nq
/ attl0tu fuene 7 etel deels
'Aqruuel raLl qllM ouurl lpueds) ------- - (rt otls
pue s)ooq Outlserelul Aueul 1peerl
(01 oste eqg 'ouerd oL.{} (Aeld) (ZL oUs 'so / 1,)oem {rene 7l1eqtoo; Aeld '- --
'oruri oolJ roq u1 [lpualr] pue put>1 ,&en sl oqs asnesoq
-- - 'saAe uee.lO saopa
roq (o)tl) (L; Apoqfuen;
o5 7 isAePunS uo / Ourqsg c-
pue req lrep 0uo1 t.lllnl' 'Lulls pue lle] '0ur>1oo1 pooO
sr uoloH ',{ep euo le0uts snoLue} e Outruoceq io
*?l (01 '(]ep1 ]ol e (ours) so i ,qiuoLu fuene 7.lec roLi LlsP/' :
_ _-- (6 osle oLls PUe qcnuu fuen 'l,usoop 3- ,
sosselc ounr,e.rp (o)11) - (B ot]s 'loollss iAeP fuene nI qcleM eL :- - -
'o51 q3]3'. - -
--- - (L eqs pue plo sreeA lqOle 7 6AeP fuone 7 nt
lecol ot.trt ot 1o6;
sr,fuetvts10o1orq ouuetu e oq o] (luer,n1 'olduexa eql u!se'sJoA Sue UoLls a-
pue suollsonb
r!rv!+eer rv Ise Ya sldtuoJd oql os
,, ,n f,rinrnic rxnnrq\ PLrE 'tev of
i9 er-l osnecoq 'futslentul ^,otl] lP A0olorg l^ontsl '
(q oH 'plo sreaA ouo-riluoM] sl Morpuv .LltuoLU,&ene euoqd srLl (Aed) -- 11tq
'A
'looqcs ollt sqten (Llceo]) (v ouruene fuene tnoA (op) -- ----- - -
lecol ]e 1;o,meuuoq
'uLUnlnP ullol e (uler) -
oH .roqoeol e s! oq pue p1o sreeA Auoi sl ssou
.fuen pue Morpuy relqonep pue uos rleltr] pue 'Aep fuene oop Au (>lleM) ------- -
,ssou ,pueqsnL.l ior1 LlllM osnol.l olqpuolLuoc pue Orq 0ulu]ourfueneqleelsltl (tlsnrq) ---------- --
(0 uoloH ''(epunSfuene;ecrleltrl (t1seM)
--- :=
poqoetop tLUoS e ul (o^ll) -
.pue10u3
's[epsenl uo ssoL]3 1^e1d; ---------- =-
lo ]seo-qlnos oql ur Leno6 ur letldsoq e te
()loM)_-(Zot]s.oslnueSieL|S.plo.}SoleLlsnEul(o^ll)-_-_-'_-_--
(l uMo.rB uoloH lelldsoq all] ]e (UoM)---------- = ''
s.reeA tq6ra-furrLlt (oq) ----'-.' --
'sruuoi ourAeld 1e1111
slolceJq
u! sqJo^ or1l Io tuJo, oldtuls luosold 'oldtuexo otll
6u!^^ollol'slolceJq u! sql
rqOir oql u! llg pue lxol ot{} peou 'trl otll to I'urol olduls }uasoJd otll u! llH
ol.is-)oocl'02 -- ot]s - Aes |
'rl, oqs .:
--- ells - fuil'tL OqS --
oqs - xlLU | '6 L
3US _
eqs-dee1s1'71,
oqs - Llceol I '8 L
-- ot-.ls - llos I 'L L
eLls - r..ls!uu I 'z L o[]S - ::
-- olls - oO t 'ou
eLls - lle^ |
'9 L -- otls - o^ol | '6 -- oqs -
-- otls _ olell I 'g
eqs - furec I '9 L
.ald111exo ol.ll 6u!^^ollol 'sqlo^ oql lo leln6uls uosJod pr!t{l ol'{l olurl;
xrJ $a,Ut^d9
I
 GMruHR TTTE
ADVERBSOF FREOUENCY

UsuallY -75% Often - 50%

AtwaYs - 1OA%
atwaYs wake uP at loften drive
I I usualtY have
B o'ctock towork.
breakfast aI B:30.
in the morni o

Never - O%
Sometimes - 25%
I never have cereats
lsometimes ride mY
bike in the afternoon'
and mitk for dinner'

--'=t ;f:re'.-LL+:Li offrequency1ceforethemainverbbutaftertheverbToBE

;;;;;";rxiriaryverb 00, D0[Sr.
gru"r/o/P' I never set late towork'
BUT
';:r:3':::ilfrt::Y"Z:h
for breakfast?

PREPOSITIONS OF TIME
there at 6 o'clock'
We use prepositions s crar'nf*e: Seevou
era/?'f4e' "t;:;;';;;i9i*ii""nts'ptaceattheweekends'
of timetoindicate
shioftenwakes up at night'
the momentwhen g'"ttwi.mming on Mondays'
an action happens' St.)"
Uis1irtndaY is on lOth of JanuarY'
fi"y ur" getting marfied in JulY'
the morning'
She'atways gets up early in

Ws,,r,sr, We,,ls,g
We,u,sp
!ii ilsi'"t
AT &*, Seasons: in sPring / summer/
Days:on MondaY, on
Tetting the time: at 3 o'ctock' autumn / winter
at 5:30 etc. ThursdaYs, on weekdaYs'
Months: in FebruarY / March
I
Easter' on Christmas daY, on mY
HotidaYs: at Christmas, at
birthdaY, on New Year's Eve ApriI etc.
at the weekend, etc.
Phrases such as: at breakfast Dates:on 4th of JanuarY, Years. \n 1979, in 2008' etc
time, at night, at noon, on 3rd of JutY Phrases such as: in the morn
at middaY, at midnight,
afternoon / evening
i atthe moment

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'LU'e
6 ]e looqss o- --
'LU I0t:B ]e ]se])eo.rq : -
'g p dn a4entfi11ens"
'u'e g 1e dn a4e,',' /)
'eldurexe oLlt ollol
lnoqesocuoluosonllolu^ ol^ L
u1fcuanborJ lo sqlo^pe oL{l osn
'Jonou'seulleruos'uolJo'A1lensn ,sAernle
esn'(ltt6!u 1e'6uluono oLll u! 'uoouJoue
aql u! '6ulu.tout otll u!op noA leq/v\) oullnor
fi1ep rnoA lnoqe soouoluos A o, e olp/n pue
.rer.lle6ot (e u! socuoluas eql lnd /noN (q 'U or1t / ul I )aq l4;,eM lOututou.t I Aop leqs 7 sAentp
'1q0ru
te )colc.o 0 L ]e poq o] oC
lllun / tulOtu I elel I le I 1 I Pee)
sleoJ
'Ouruene oLl] u! loMot-1s e oABH 'ry4
6le
o] / oM / rouruns / ut / qoeoq I eq I oA I
38
w'd Lle reuulp o^eH'B
orurt ur / snq loor.]3s / oq] / q3le3 / ol.l i
'u'd g ]e spuoul Auu teon
firce l eqs 7 s{epung uo 7 dn elenr
'uooulol1e oll] ul)JoMouoq Auu o6
'
6u uane oLll
1
u! 4)oMew c -
)retll op sewnewos Aa--
.0utuene
=-
'u'd L te L.{cunlo^eH'g
/ )loMouor-l ,rreql / Aetlt / op /
:aldtuexe aql ut sE
'socualuos eql ollr^ ueql'tuJoJ 1q6;l aq:
'u'dZL ]e eLuot1)ceq aLUoC ur sqJon aql pue lapJo u! spJo^ oul lnc
afiL tsFyyu.d9
 GR4,T*:*R T7,E
3. a) Fill in the sentences with the Present Simple form of the verbs in brackets.
Tom is my best friend. He is thirteen years otd and he 1) (tive) in a smattflat in
-----
He usuaiiy., (wake up) at 7 o'ctock in the morning. He always (brus
his teeth, he ____ (get) dressed in his uniformand - (have) breakfast at
After that he __ (tat<e) his schoolbag and _____ (catch) a bus to schoot.
(get) back home at 1 p.m. He 9) (have) lunch, then he 10)
---*---- -----*-
(ptay) football. ic .sry good at this sport and he
;o (dream) of oecoming a f
footbalt player Later in the afternoon, he _____ (do) his homework for the next day.
sometimes' ----- (meet) his friends in the park and he (ride) his bike
often _ (arrive) home at 7 em. He and his famity ----- (have) dinnet
he -,-- (read) a book and -- (go) to bed at 9 p.m.
b) Read the text in a) again and fill in the tabte below. Then, fitt in for your best friend!

r0n YOt,lR BISI TR]IND

4. Home
5 J"l,otuung t@{dirLs

6. /'fifrrlrloo& rcutirp

7. Eruri.ryrsiiirLs

4. Look at exercise 3 a) again and write about your friend's routine.

useflLhIflIS, LISUALLy, 0[T[N, S0lltllllts, NtVtR.

5. Fill in the table with the suitable words below.

2 s.do*" Seflprnherr l6tlu eg Ap),iI nrc,@n tL,e urerring mrdruglf
We/n€sdx+ $,e ui€€I€il, tfre moamry u€elJ,o1,s,

AT
ON

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Aepsrnqg uo
,{epsaupel,1uo
- -
Aepser _ -o ---
Aepuol, uo
"
"6op'trcfTmn / ry1{rur E n / rrutnryp1om
/,yp\n"{l{fl {ru paur / uurd\Ip dy} d} afi 1 Al a1r{vm / l*eou{rur urry
:sldtuo.td aLll pue
't!11J0'sll^ll1ll^l0s'/llu[lsfi 's/ulu1.lu osn 'orqerou!l ururo;nor rnoqe oru/u,r,\oN
IIAIli]
L
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'Aepsenl uo pe[odiooqcs slL.l uo sryo/1 ot
-=T.epuolyy uo s110w4 selim ua?
t te
'o)!q
'r{ep
J
lJlf0ud
,IUSS] S]SSUI]
[U] SIH stftu-l suldudslfilN l00t13s SINN]1 oH'lo
}-lU ]]NN '.Lle
HSU/)(\ llru/I\ lHl 0ulu SIH NO luld
llrutl\ 0i 03
)
)u041
'elduexe oLll/r^ollol
'Ioo^ or.ltIofepfuenasoop oL{ leLl^ olp^ uotll €1qe1eu1ls,uag }e1oo'1 1e
afiJ tsb4d/trd9
 GR.€FIFiSR **Y
(flI, 8. Answerthe fottowing questions' then'
7. Fitt in the right prepositions in prir+ ask and answer similar question
0N, lN)'

1. I cetebrate my birthday
of February' 1. When do you cetebrate your birthday?
------'--21st

2. She atways combs her hair the morning'

birthdr
When does your friend celebrate his / her
weekdaYs'
3. Henevergoesout

4. They meet B o' ctock in front of the bank'

--------
When do You go to the seaside?
5. She sometlmes goes to the beach summer'

6. We often ptay tennis --- the weekend'

When do You go skiing?

midnight'
T.fhectock strikes twelve times --------

Juty'
8. They move to Paris ------ ----- When do You have PtentY of free time?

i
noon'
9. They always take a break ---------------

10. We never go abroad New Yea/s Eve' When does Santa bring Presents?

-----4
l----i
IL' , r.l i
I'lr
tl When do we celebrate Romania's National
Da

8. When does schootstart?

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'6op e So azls oLll
ila4uow e g 6rc
'odqt w,l 'lotltow Aw ss/ul / 'aua w,l 'wc 0? o10z
znotote qo MoH c)utltc noAerc Aq14 ino[oleA oH illels,Aop e g 6uo
l%ffiffi '?Vo/'7//vz?
61q nnoq
MOt-.1 At{rvr /v\Oq
'0uo1moq
effiw uoseeu reuuefl oz!s
LAEQ
'4colc,o edqls,ll
Ll! s! owtl leqAA
'ieptnpg fuan1
oLUlt leqM
l)wcuep oA noA op uauo MoH 'uouo Moq
lnoq ouo ]noqv
'0uo1 nnoq 'ueu','
lAu4eew eqlg juol rtloH
'tudv LltgL ua s,lt out!l
LAepquq tnoAslueLl/tA ,dr/?z?
'auo per aLll 5,U- i
lstnoAsr ssa/p qclq/A luolssassodT islLlt s! 4ooq
'>poA le s,oH 'etowec oapl^e s,ll 'ielsts Aw
leldoad) 1fi1e9 s,
iwolsLotot-ll\ asltll F! teqA
:%dL/rTz? ,s/*zrftz?
.o
orol..{M qc!q^ ']eqM
soceH s6u!rlt
iepqyr
:lnoqe suollsenb )se ol sptol uollsenb esn
NO
A.-.rI.dt 'suo!ls
'ueq:
I SflWm y$e9
trfJ tstt
I
': Chose the right question words'
this? A: How / Which long is the video?
A:What i Which rs
B. Ten minutes.
B: lt's an eraser.

that PuPPY? A. Who / Whose is Miss Parker?

A:Who / Whose rs
B. My Maths teacher.
B: lt's Mary's.
A: WhY / Where do You like felines?
A. Where / What is FiuffY?
B. Because they are fast and clever'
B: lt's on the chair.
: A: What / Which time does the concert start?
:; A: How / What old is Your cat?
B:At 1O P.m.
B. She's two Years old.

2.FlrinthesapswitrhlH0S[, HOhI 0LD, hlH[Ri, l,'1H0, H0\^l 0tItN, hlHflI Tlll[, hl[1lcH'
(a-g).
ih"n, match the questions (f -Z) *itt't the answers
is your kitten? a. lt's mY sister's.
1. ___________-

do tigers tive? b. My grandPa.

c. The one with black spots.

3. - -- is Your PuPPY?

d. One month.
do you watch animaldocumentaries?
e.ln Africa.
doyou feed Yourcat in the evening?
f. At nine o'ctock.
6. took you to the zoo?
g. Twice a week.
lizard is that?

question words. Then, ask and ansu'e

3. Read the text and fitt in the questions with suitabte
in the hitty Sichuan Provinces'
pandas are one of the cutest mammals in the wortd. They tive in china
ears anc
pandas are easi[y recognized by the [arge, distinctive btack patches around their eyes' over the
making them chitdren's favourite furry anima[s Atthough
across their fat, round body. Their fur is very soft,

they are carnivorous anima[s, pandas eat mostty

bamboo. pandas are generatly sotitary. They can climb

permanent dens, that is why they don,t hibernate, b!L!!:

and take shetter in tree hotes. They do not have
cutting
move to regions with warmer temperatures. As a result of farming and

of the trees, the panda bear has become an endangered.species'

Lndangered'e ot risk of being harmed, damaged or destroyed
hibernate
kind of animals are panda bears? - don't they
do they live? do they move in winte
them?
3 - - can we recognize have theV become ar
B. ________
do they eat?
can they do? endangered sPecies?
5

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0ulu-rt-ulnns - LUTAAS 6urneq oAeq 6ur{eld Aeld
-
6utpu - apu Ou;eq - eq ue o
Ouruls - Is
ilueuosuoc oL{loHnop 0ut>1e1 - o)ie] 0uto6 - oO
aql do.rp' u; 6u;pua sqren '1rui erolu!A
INUNISN$I + I,q[A'!6u;Puesqron i - ppe 1sn[sqlen
Ouguunr - unJ'lll 6u;4eu - aleut 6utop - op'l
(,oleule
'sAep eseqlswexa oL.lt)oJ pteq AulApnls ete Aeql
'
Lltuow sltl| stueted )oLl tlllM au 1n11 s/ aqs 0ur>1eeds Jo luoulor.-
'luawow otllle osnoLl A au e rc1 6ur4ooisl aH punore 0utueddeq
Mou ssaqc AulAeld ete sAoq eq1 (Mou) 0ur)eeds;o
oq] ]e 0uluoddeLl ,{eqr l
:1.11!/r,1 SnonulluoC luassld ol'll oSn
q
t,uere Aeql oN /'ale Aetlt se1 0urdLunf tou et,Aeql 6uldunlet,{eq1 q
1,uere noA oN /'ole no{ ser\ 0uldLunItou ol,no^ 6utdurnf or,no^
'],uore oM oN oA 'so^ 0urdu"rn[]ou el,oM 0uldunIet,eM puB s
/'ole
's! Outdunlsit/oqs/oH
t,usr I / oqs i oq oN ]l/ oqs / aq 'so^ 0u!dr.un[tou s,]l / oLlS / oH
t,uare no{ oN / ore no{'ser\ 0urdLunliou ol,noy', 6utdunIor,no^
]ou ur,l ON /'ute | 'so 6uldurn[]ou Ltt,l 6uldunIuu,l
sJorhsue uoqs ruJoJ uoqs ruJoJ uor.ls
o lleooN e lleulrlllv
;6urdLun[ {eq1 7 noA 7 am ety 0urdurnfiou ete {eq1 0urduinlete {eq1
6urdun[tou ole no^ 0urdunlere no/.
aOurdun[l / eLls / ot-] sl
Oulduunltou ole oM 0uldunIere eM
aOutdLun[no{etv Ouduunf]ou s! ]t / ot{S / aH OurdLrnlst1/oqs/oH
OuldLun[tou ole no^ 0utdun[ete no1
aOutdLunItLuv
OurdLun[lou ure I 0utduunlule I
e^lleooilalul ruroJ ouol ruroJ ouol
eA!le6aN e^llelurlllv
'6upuepete ieql
'6u1uunt t eg
'Aulttep oJe eM
'6uNeels st aqs
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'6utulet q il qio^ u!eL.u
1
'llou4ooq lt/ or.ls 1
eq lno( 1
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+ -[*iNG D0UBLi C0NS0NftNi

* INC
INC

2. Write the -ing form of the verbs:

erzlnf/P, sta4 - staYing
read' clean'
buitd'
drink - run -
write'
stop -
try' make'
traveI
s[eep hop'
shop -
tidy -
read type -
bring
as in the example'
3. Put the words in the right order, then write the sentences,
1. writing / She / now / an / e-mait/ is
s[t ls_]'I8ll]&nx-L-]1fl11-x0w L
-------- -
riding / He/ is/ his/ in I blke I park/the / now

cteaning / She / house / is / her/ days / these

a i wearing i She/ nice/dress/ is/ atl moment/the

are / TheY / making / snowman / a / now

skiing / She / on / fast / is / the / track / now

swimming i They / in / sea /the / are / now

8. raining / is / heavitY i lt / now

9. running I are I on/ beach lfhey lthe / moment / at / the

10. shining I Ihe lis/sun I and I arelwe / ice cream / now/ eating

96
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'4ooq e 5ulpeoJ s! oH 'Llcuoq e uo Autuls s! ileW 'utt^uq ete seoqs slH
'pq e pue sJasnoJt pedltlsJoled e'WqsellqMe Ouyeamq ileW
'6u;op e;e fieql leq/n pue 6u;.teo^ o]e eldoed oLl] leLl^A oqycsac
:{
:i
'so1 esinoqqOteu stt{ r.,ltt^ L
'se11,1red oqi ul unr
)le} / lllB '0
:I
----------- :$
'oN uerpllrlc or.1t'6
eLUoor ror1} u!{e1d 7
'o5 i{lrneeq,mo-.
:{
:I
'se 1,roou or.lt uo deels 7 Oop eq1 se1;1ood or.li u! LUI^ s
:f
:!
'oN oL{t r1sem/ no('L 'oN
;tec clseDeolq oAPu
'sl aq 'sa/ :g istuuot 6u1Ae1d eq q y ?,us/ alls 'oN :g iJouutp Auqooc
'so1 esluuotAeld 1eq 'oN ilouutp 4ooc
7
'alduexo aql u!se'Jon sue pue
F= C*Hife*
 b) ln pairs, ask and answer questions about the people in the picture in a).
What is Matt doing? What is he wearing?
you can give fatse answers to check your deskmate's attention and make things more interesting.

Fill in with the Present Continuous forms of the verbs in brackets. Follow the exam;
She --jp,cJpglilg--- --- (ctean) her room now'

Thor,
I I tU V
(watch) TV now'

(ride) his bike in the park at the moment'

He ----
She ,- (paint) a picture at the moment'

Tho,
rrruy _- ,- (flY) a kite now.
(swim) in the warm sea at the moment'
We-- ----
Thev (ski) on the most dangerous track now.

Yntt (watk) on the beach now'

Qho
ur rv
(make) aPtzzanow.

\A/e ----- (have) a cup of tea in the garden now.

What are you doing now? What are your parents, brothers/ sisters and friends doir
now? Look at the example, then write.
: .., . Mymotheriswashingfhedishes now./Myfatheristalkingonthephoneatthemome
1.

2.

Fitt in with the Present Continuous forms of the verbs in brackets.

(have) a picnic right now.
It,s Sunday. Mary and her famity s

(tisten) to and
music (eat) a sandwi

Her brother and her father --- - (f1y) a kite. The wind ---- (btow) and tl
-- (have) fun. Her sister ---- (read) a book' I
,'**-*",
*"*.,** i.,r, H.r'.'tJ:,::,u - -tpor.l .o..'Ti;":T; ::"::i::::
,- (took) at the birds.
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roquoldos ullole (ul?r) ---- --------uoJr: -
6op .
i\^ou s]oot] oql (peol) lodoa) oozs--
e pu€
'luolUolx ol{l ie L{ceeq eLl} oi (oAlJp) --------- OqS
-- Aeqr
'$ulrds ut {epqotl iotllutns oll}.lo} s}o>loll (>19oq) {11ensn ole) pue ulqtr
'r.{c!/v\F
.^^ou -- - ualpllt.l3 oq-l-
]r-lou ejos eq] uo Aloclu (l!s) oqs
]ueurollJ or..ll lB uBulMous e (o)eul) --------- ------- fuen
'returl ut 6utt1s (oO) ------ s{enn1e etg
'Aepuoyl uo.lec slt.l (t,lseM)-- ---soEr/t --- soLr]lleluosillg
:slolcerq u! sqJon oqt lo ruro} luosard lcolroc oqr u! lllj
'cle sAepennou 'Aep stqt ')oom srql 'Aepot 's[ep aseL]t ']ueserd o9] ul ']ueuuotu otl] ]e 'Mou
'6ut>1eeds luoLL .
'L.ltuow slt-ilosnoL| JlaLlliles q 6u6tlerc Aeql Jo
'4aoM stL.ll wexo tueuodw! ue JoJ AulApnp s1 ey1 or..l] punole Outuedci - 6urc
'sAep eseql )ec A ou e rc1 0u14ooi s/ aqs suotlce fuetodu-=-
'0ul)ee-,
'taou dulcue7 s!aLlS
JO ]uouloul oq- -:
1uowow a.il p 6u!rtPn$ ete Aeql
'taou AulAeld ete uorqlqcoLlL ,drrltz? 0urueddeq SUoti,:
:r.ll!/n snonulluoc luosald aLll ssn
'oio ]tl0lu ]e '6utuene
'sAennle 'A11ensn
/ uoouroue 7 6ututoLr.t oql ur 1qOru 7 0utuene / Uooulol1e / 0ululoLu fuene
'cle -reeA / qiuoLu I \ooM I AeP fuene
'Apee dn se4enAllensn oH
'Aep fueae neqle>tseq Aetd t
'iepung fueae 6u1ww1ns oD Aaql silqBq'soullnol,{lle:
'uopuol ulso^!l oqs
'd//vz?
lolcop e s,aqs ,
lelldsoL.l e le sryoM eqg :qdtuzzg solels ]uoueul le:
:q1yrn eldu!S luosald oLll osn ffi
snonNENoS rNSSSUd'Sn ;t'Idl,uls rNSslIUa
'aldu
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rrued
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 the pictureg then write fu[[ sentences'
2. a) Tom wants to change his tifestyle. Look at
as in the examPle:
-&.
; 5l
F" 'ii'l
f''
=--:' ii RIIIR

#
ll,l
bRIRKIRST SCllOOL

!t
\\.*rP--a
play comPuter gamei
+ get uP late eat ham and eggs
run in the Pai'k
* have mitk and cereals
Qet UP eart!

IN IHt IOR DINNIR IN IHi

tViNING
RITiRNOON I
-'-

go out with friends

watch TV have fast food
go to bed eariy
do his homewoi'k cook a heatthY meal

n_
L.

2 b)Yourturnnow!lmagineyouwanttochangeyourtifestyteaswel[.
to change this week'
Write frve senten"Ll anout the habits you wint
.aj?de, up at nine.
* ' v-'* t usually wake up at eight, but this week rm waking
healthy meals'
t'm eating
I usualiy ea* fasi food,-butthisweek

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'zi1sse1o.rec (dools) -- (LL aq A ou lnq 'le3 s/noql{oreu eql (osel{3)
Allensn oH 'e1os or.l] uc ,{1tze1 (tls) (9 L 'OoP lleql ']ods 'PUe)aeM oUt te
snorcllop (Ao[uo) i7; Apoqfuen= Mou tq6p elec e (o)eq) --- (tL
ireLlf 'pue)eeM oql ie louueqC sliods olll (tlole^ ) 171, rillensn oH Mou loop
e puoLU o1 (fui) (LL joqlei lloql'sroopul (Aels) (01 oq os'o0
pjoo oo] s,1t Aepol's,{eptnieg uo ect}oerd llsqiool ol o0l Allensn ol'l }nq
- 'LUO-I_ loqlorq s,lned 'ssolp rall qcleuJ o1 pueq lleLl .:
eLl] ]e ctsnLu o1 (uolsll)
ro, (>lool) - (toqs 'sult{s-I pue suee[a)ll s]u]no alqeuojlUos oloLr leo^^ o] (osootFt
----- (g^llensn eqsqOnoqt'ssorpporlnillneoq e (leom)*---- ---- tseUS fr!
(r lolsls s,lned '1.13]Bttl lleqlool e (L.lclPM)
-- q
e ol o0 ol Apeer 6e6;
.eluot1 ----- Aaql'p1oc 0u1zeel1s,1t [epol rnq 'rpt.nurd
(Aets)
lned
-- G
Allensn {]rLre1 slt.l pue oH 'oLllotl }s sl ined
'[eprnle; ,
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Mou lpr-.1>1utd ln1t1neeq e sleeM eluc:
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?fiJ u4fl/tt9
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NN#W &
Co.unttrhls ond Ur,rnuntnhl"e Neur,^s

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

Srnnp/n,
one cairot - two carrots Food: cheese, butter,
Uncountabte nouns
Countabte nouns salt, pepper, flour etc.
one cherry - two
are nounswhich are nouns which Drinks:water, milK
cherries
can be counted. cannot be counted. juice, tea, coffee etc.
They have singular They have only
and pluratforms.
singutar forms.

Th€,re ors T€rinl ,xcd& tlnl, orc uspd *ilJ, unrountnhlr, nmrus,, tB' shoul, *rrl
\"e
h0IILt 0t lnlRTtR -, A GLRSS 0t LilloNRDt -, H R CUP 0i C0ttii -,
ffi
F_-,
blq A b0hll OI SOUP -,
k?_]

w,
n pRCKrr 0r htscl]trs -, € fl bAG 0t tL0lJR -,
s
fl sllct 0t bRtAD -,

---'.';\ -,
.!-.:.'*,
\
A IIN Oi SflRDINiS -, N JRR OT HONTY

<, fl KILO Oi SUGAR

., R Ptiff 0t cllitsi -,

te.,srl*aurt ! a loaf of bread - two loaves of bread a cherry - two cherries

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Lloruo lles
octnIoldde oouejo ------:G
urel '01 rpsod --------'9 rlleLlDecs
.lounq --------'6 uoruol--------'q "I ieoc
"--- ,;
Ut
'spro^ 6u;nno11o; aql ol
I I ppe uaql'(alqelunocun ro}) puB (olqelunoc JoI) oluM
I},
t"l
^i
ixoqqcu ry J no[ u t to6 no[ eAeLl seueueq fiuew il[oH aa4ll no{ plnolA eal Llcnw //'. -
zJe[eqt u deqteE sa&ilo Auew /^oH ipoou no(op )odded qcny /lnq1
s/e//vz?
'A[uenb ]noqe
Altuenb lnoqe
)se o] sunou
)se o] sunou olqelunocun
olqElunoc qllM
qllM qcnLU
Aueur nroq osn oM
MOL]esn AM
ANVl,ll ,UIOH / HC0UU fll(tNl G
psenbetl pseald 'oal1oo awos oAeLl t ueC
pailo) Lepeuowal au;os e4n noA p1no111
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'xoq oL.ll ut noy Aue t,us daql
'xoqL,lcunl aq- -
ZXoq olll u1 noy Aue arcLlt sl 'c
'eAp1t1ot.tl u!seldde Aue l,ude ileLll olelosot-lc owos pue souoLlc auos sPq e - : ,
iaApul aqt q seldde Aue daLll etv 'leow awos pue slu)ec ewos Anq ol pa€ -
'clo
'JOl
SUNOU .SUNOU
olqelunocun pue alqelunocun
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qilnn'enlle0or;etut OLUOS
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or]l ul pue entleOeu osn uec oM
eq1 ur {ue osn oM
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2. Write the words where they
belong:
| - t - +p1',:*s!-iib-=" *tf*'
- o,L .,a,1 i t-,ti:i.g+,, :i,.J;.i?,, :f *':-e I:;:-:S # f
Fffi;i;*
s-ji- -€fu-€l. ' ee.-'a}p
r-dal *n-'+ ;"t':j'H' 6L+-,;" '**"r,'''l-;*''{i

rn€01, hisruit, .r,^flt

UNCOtJNTftblt
COtJNTftBLt

tp&

3. Fil[ in the correct word: bgITLt / GLASS / CU? I llUG / iUG / CART0N / b0l^lL / PACKII /
-* SLICI/JRR/TIN/bAR
({ --.,
7.a -..----.- ofcake l----i\\
____+-
o
u,___ of water

. '-,-":.:'- ''"-
@=. )'-. .:-- -,--:,

lr)l e a of rice
.,^
z.d------- ofrca) V ':z=="'-

"__-:_>
. of lemonade

a of orange juice
-*-----------

11
I Lq
a -of PineaPPte

of coffee
6. a ------ of olives
12.a ------
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iold oldde o)euJ s,tol iisorC:V
'xoq ]rnr] orll ui ----- -- ore ejoLl] 'so^:g
asoldde ]oO em o^eH :V'g
'preoqdnc
or-.lt u! etelosollc jo req ----------- s,ojor-l] ]nq
'Uol serpuec - l,uore ereql furog :g
asorpueo toO ean oAeH :V',
'eseeld 'sa1:V
1,peolsur 'otelo3or-lc tor.jJo dnc ---- -- o)ll
no[p1no7y1.tJeleot i,usroror]]furog:g
aaseolo 'eo} o^eq I uec :v'e
's)ueL.l]'oN :8
;edded pue ]les oroLr --------- o)ll noA p1nory1:y'7
']ueA no^;i'e0pu1
oql Ul o)ec llnll lo oollS e Sl eloL{_L '},USl eioLl} 'oN :8 a i n I ela a e / a p;, e u a AaG i mlo- 6n t e
'oldurexo aLll^ ollol
1,llol old Aue eler.1i sl :V 'L
'(e u!soserqd eq1Lllr^ oO r{cp.Uvl
:NUro u! itlr 'e
u'/NU:l^l0s sluup ro spooJ ror{lo olu^ (q
teterui 0u;11reds - elqloouls - oo;loc
0urppnd - o)ec elelocoqc - etd eldde'7
epos - eet-ec!- ec!n[eOue;o
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Use the prompts to ask and answer
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o?r n

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9. flour / the bag

1 O. f rozen pizzas I the f reezer

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cup
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10. There are _______ _____ cherries ,

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To ask questions and give negative answers, we use DlD.

9fralnp/p, Did she have beautifut eyes?

" Did they have many animals?
Did you have many friends in school?
Didyou have a bikewhenyouwere 4? No,ldidn't.
Did they have a cat in 2010? No, they didn't.

The verbs TO BE CAN and HAVE are irregular verbs.

Regular verbs form the Past Simpte by adding - ED to their infinitive forms.
fual?rp/e She watched TV for two hours last night.
" He looked at me and smiled.
They played football yesterday.
We use DID when asking questions or giving negative answers.
€zarnp/e Did she watch TV tast night? Yeg shedid.
" Did they playtennisyesterday? No, theydidn't.

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hIORK - hIORKID DRNCT - DRNCID PLRY - PLRYID
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1. Fitl in V/flS, V/flSN'T, V/[R[, \VffiIN'T.

1. A:
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A: __------ - it fun?
B: No, it ____. lt __ a fire next to our ptace and we were altworried about it.

2. A:. ______ there many cars in our village ten years ago?

B: Nq there There just a few.

A: _____-*- there many tatt buitdings? Nq there -----

3. A: What -- the reward for catching a thief twenty years ago?

B: lt
------- ----- the same as the reward for ptanting a tree.
4. A: ___ __--- there a theatre in your town thirty years ago?
B: Nq there There ---- only a cinema.
5. A: __---- basketba[land footba[ poputar sports a century ago?

B: No, they Archery competitions --------- popular.

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1. Where were you yesterday? 5. Who were your best friends in primary school?

2. What was your favourite toy when you were six?

6. How old were you in 2A14?

7. Where were you on holiday last summer?

3. Who was your deskmate last year?

8. What was your favourite sport when you were

4. Who was your best friend when you were in nine?
kindergarten?

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2. ________

3. ________

4. ________

5. ________

6. ________

7. ________

5. b) Now fitt in the tabte for you. Then, tatk with your deskmate.
Ask and answer questions as in the example:

ft: coutd you play the guitar

aa whenyouwerefive?

Bt Y".,lcould. / No, tcoutdn't.

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t was short five years ago. I had short hair. t could
she had tong blonde hair' she was slim'
My friend Mary wasn't very tatl. she was quiteshort'
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*= 17.Putthe words in the correct order to
Past Tense form of the verbs in brackets. make sentences.
Lastsummer,l , - ..-.-- - (travet)to New 1. didn't / Bitt and Sue / have / guests / night / tast.

York to see my aunt. lt ,, - (be) great!

Bill and Sue didn't have guests last night.
There .'. ------- --- (be) so manywonderfulplaces
to visit. lwent shopping on Fifth Avenue where I '' , she / did / Madrid / visrt / summer / [ast?
(have) the chance to see Violeta, the
-
famous star! She was shopping tool I- ----- -----
(took) at her andI - ,---- ,---- (can / not)
tidied / he /yesterday/ his / morning / room.
betieve my eyesl She even --- (agree) to
give me an autograph. One evening I saw a theatre
ptay on Broadway and the next day I ,:, --
(visit) the American Museum of NaturatHistory. latso last /we / great /week I had I parry I a

saw the Statue of Liberty which ,., ----- ,--- (be /

not)as I '.' -- (expect). ltwaseven more

amazing! I took lots of photos after I , the / last / mopped / she / floor / evening.
(ctimb) up the statue to see the view from its crown.

*" Complete the questions for the

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following answers: ' quarretted I lhey labout / footbatt/ the / match.

, What ----''---- --- Qou / have) for breakfast?

I had a ham and cheese sandwich.
(You / have)Your camera we/to I happy I see lwere/them / night/ tast.

with you?
No, ldidn't. lcouldn'ttake any photos.
(You / be) at school .:, looked I at I rhey I us I puzzled I very.
yesterday?
No, lwasn't. / was sick
Where bhe / staY) in
Paris? P,|_,AY TIJ{E!
' She stayed at a very elegant hotel.
The teacher asks the students to use
' Who --- (he / help) to carry the bags?
the verbs to be, can, have, appear, want
He helped my grandmother to carry the
stay, help, follow in the Past Tense to wri
shopping bags.
(You a short story. They can work in pairs or in
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Simpte forms: in exercise 2:
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2. make b. caught to sleep.

3. do c. took

4. have d. went 2 t mY birthdaY tast

5. eat e. kept
night. I so many presentsl
6. bring f. gave

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then he it to me'
9. come i. made

10. go j. ate a \Aanr for an hour because she

1 1. keep k. had
[. brought
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12.lake
m. came
13. give 5. John --- a museum

14. feel n. did

o. fett
ho - the biggest
15. begin

skeleton in the world.

2. Fitt in the tabte with the Past Simple of
the verbs from the tist below:
6. They - the car
to the

it'
canruash and -------
swim when she was five
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she tennis verY we[['
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she being with her
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cjearest ones on her bii'thdaY.

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his pizza withoul saYing a word.

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Jack ' (have) a wonderfuttime tast week' He (visit) his aunt

'' (trave[) there bytrain' His aunt and

and unclewho tive in a nice town by the sea. He --
uncle -, (wait) for him at the station He (get) there late at night'

on Sunday. The next day, he : -------- (wake up) at eight o'c[ock' he

(eat) two sandwiches, then he ' -----

(go) onthe beach with his cousin Robbie' They
--- '

(spend) attday long on the beach and they (swim) a [ot' They

(pick) seashells' At the end c'

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the day, theY 13) (be) reattY tired'

onTuesday,theyWentfishing. Jack 14) (take)hiscamera,bulhe 15)

(not have) enough battery'
(can / not) take many pictures because he ' ---- -

Robbie : (be) very excited though, because he batch) a big fishl

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21) (reply) that he 22)

mum 2O)-- (ask) him about the hotiday' he

he 23) (enjoy) spending time with his relativesl

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7. b) Now ask questions for the underlined words as in the

Who had a wonderfuttime last week?

.Jack did.

Who did Jack visit?

He visited his aunt and uncte.

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ADJECTIVES
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we use adjectives to describe nouns. They have the same form in the singutar and
Srainf{e. an elegant dress - elegant dresses
We use adjectives before nouns
He is a handsome boY. She is a lovelY Person.

But after the verbs TO BE, LOOK SMELI- FEEL etc'

He istall. You loaksad.
The cake sme/ls delicious. lfeelgood.
and fact adjectives to
We use opinion adjectives to express our opinion on somebody / something
give information aboutthe age, size, colour, material'
9ra/x*b. oPinion adiectives > She is beautiful.
They are friendlY.
You aresofunnY!
Fact adjectlYes > Yourscart is red.
He's got a big round box.
Her hair is long.
When there are more
We use opinion adjectives before fact adiectiveswhen we describe nouns.
fact adjectives in a sentence, they usuatty go in the fotlowing order:
9frafrrfrlfr. He drives a beautiful fast car'

SllRPT COLOUR ORIG]N NRTM]ft1

]TRLMN \I/OODIN TRBLT

SOUftRT DRO\VN

we use one, two or three adjectives at the most to describe nouns.

Sfra/?f/et He has got expensive lndian furniture in his living room.

SUPERLATIVES
We form the supertative of short adjectives by adding - EST at their end'
€fr@-pb' Jane is the tallest girl in my class'
' Jill isthe funniest-
we form the supertative of tong adjectives by adding before THE MOST.
S"ztynfrk: isthe most beautifutgirt in ourclass. She is alsothe most intelligent.
o Mary Duriet isthe most helpful and Paul is the most boring'
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possessions' as in the example' Tatk

about
,. Describe three of your most treasured
ctothes'
toyq oli""ts in the house' furniture'
t like very much'
t've got a big new German radio that

2.

3. _______

as in the exampte:
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noisy-r noisity -
late + ----- angry+
happy+ warfll -r -----------
-
eartY +
wonderfut nice -----

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LINKING WORDS
We use linking words especialty when we write stories, letters, essays and other types of writing, to
make them coherent.

we can ,"" AlrlD, bUT, Tll[N, LRTIR, AIIIR THAI to create a tink between the sentences.
We use: - and to join similar ideas.
- but to give opposing views.
- because to explain something.

€rur"vfr/et She ls beauti fut. she rs shy. He is thin. He has got short blonde hair.
She ls beautiful and shY. He is thin with shorf blonde hair.
She is beautiful. She isshY, too.
His nickname is Loud Mouth. He speaks loudly all
She ls short. She is strong. thetime.
She lsshort butstrong. His nickname is Loud Mouth because he speaks
loudly allthetime.

wu ,se b[ilflljs[, flS, fOR iXRllPL[ to sive reasons for our opinions.
€,r*np&, Running is good exercise because/as it keeps you fit and healthy.
Running can sometimes be exhausting.
For example, professional runners need a lot of energy and training.

We can atso join sentences by using retative pronouns or adverbs (who, which, where, etc.).

we use WH0 for peoptq lrfll|Cil for objects ,no hJll[R[ for places.
eallryfu.
" Michael Jackson was a famous singer. He was called the King of Pop Music.
Michael Jackson was a famoussingerwho was called the King of Pop Music.
George Orwelt wrote '1984'. lt became a famous and well appreciated novel.
George Orvvetlwrote "lgS4" which became a famous and well appreciated novel.
E\vis Presley moved to Memphis, Tennessee. He worked as a truck driver"
Elvis Presley moved to Memphis, Tennessee, where he worked as a truck driver.

we use time words filRSI

eventswhich happened.
tru)nfh
- First she took off hershoes, then she got into the river.
As soon as she saw the monster, she ran to hide behind an old building.
After she heard the police siren, she got out.
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the next line'
deskmate. you can say a tine, than nJlsne continuesthe storywith

underline the correct

4. Read the text and put the paragraphs in the right order. Then,
timewords.
when he even sat on hls fishing
when / As he got there, he looked for a perfect spot. 2) Before /
n. Q 1)

stoot, he heard someone screaming for hetp. The noise was

coming from up the river' 3) Then / when

He was struggting to stay above the water'

he tooked again, he saw a boy in the middte of the stream.

safe on the river bank' Andrew was

e. Q rfrey fett reatty retieved 4) as soon as / before the boy was flnatty

5) After att / Before, going fishing

exhausted but happy that he was there to save the boy's tife.

to be an exPerience of a [ifetime!

perfect day to go fishing. 6) First / Then he took his fishing rod. 7) After
that / when he looked for

jar of fish food. He took his frshing stoot, too and went to the river.

, was not deep, but the strong current

, The next thing he knew, Andrew was in the water. The river

He seized lt with one hand an:

putting him underwater. g) Suddenty / When he fett a root near him.

he finatty succeeded' they hetd c-

stretched the other trying to grab the boy's arm. 9) When / Then

got on sotid ground again' they kept site---

each other and swam back to the bank. 10) Then / After they

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to do, as in the example:
1. rent her apartment cat[ her friends in Parrs
She is going

to rent her apartment.

took for a place to stay 6. book a flight

go to French classes hire a moving company

look for a new job , pack her things

3. a) What are you going to do this weekend? What are your plans for the weekend?
Write about you, as in the example:

1. l'm going fosee

the new Fast and Furious film.

2. 5.

3. 6.

3. b) Now talk with your deskmate about your weekend plans. Take turns to ask and
answer, like this:

What are you going to do on Saturday?

l'm going to go fishing. What about you?

l'm going to tidy up my room. Then, l'n going

to swim in the new local swimming pool.

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We use to talk about rules, duty or give We use to express prohibition:

strong advice.
You mustn't parkyour car here!
You must study hard to become a
doctor. It's forbidden.
She musf keep quiet. The baby is (You are not allowed to)
sleeping. People mustn't walk on the grass ir
They must keep the house clean if
parks.
they don't want any germs.
You must do something about You mustn't take photos in this art
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We use should to give advice.

You should keep calm and dowhat it takes foso/ye the problem.
They should work harder to pass the exam.
You shouldn't eat so many sweets, it,s bad for your teeth.

, Look at the signs and write the ruleq as in the example:

TAKE PHOTOS FAT

take photos!

2" SWIM 5. BRING PETS

3. PARK 6. SMOKE

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5. b) Now make your own rules and discuss them with your classmates!

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, lt's your duty to walk the dog. :' lt's forbidden to cut trees in this area.

YOU I1USI I^IRLK llli D0G.

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ii. No batloons or dangerous objects.

2. He is a firefighter, is he / isn't he?

3. Ann bought that red dress, didshe / didn't she?

7 Park bikes outside.
4. Tom and C[aire are married, arethey/ aren'tthey-

8. No running. 5. They won the competition , did they / didn'tthey-

6. Bob didn't come, did he / didn't he?

a-:. Photography is welcome.

7. You don't have a car, do you / don'tyou?

8. Your brother can't swim, can he / can't he?

i',j Stay safety behind barriers.

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: ';. Enjoy the visit! shouldn'tthey?

10" This is your house, is it / isn't it?

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The Shard, also referred to as the Shard of Gtass, is an 87 storey skyscraper in Southwark, London. The
construction began in March 2009 and it was finished and inaugurated on Sth of Juty 2Ol2.Practical
was achieved in November 2012, white the towefs observation deck, the View from the Shard, was opened
the pubtic in February 2013.
Standing 309.6768 metres at its highest point, The Shard became the taltest buiiding in the European Union
December 2011 and the tallest compteted buitding in Europe on 30th of March 2012.
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The Shard's 31st, 32nd and 33rd floors host three restaurants: Oblix Huton and Aqua Shard. The
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' The Shard is an 87 storey skyscraper in New York. .:: The Shard is currently the taltest buitding in the
European Union.
The View from the Shard, was opened to the public ,: The Shard's 31st, 32nd and 33rd floors host two
in February 2013. _____ _ restaurants.

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skyscraper a. deck
restaurants b. The Shard
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r, Answerthe questions below:

: Would you like to see The Shard? Why? Why not?

,' Do modern buitdings spoilthe beauty of historicalcities? Give arguments to supDorl your opinion.

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The Duke of Cambridge (1982). The elder son of Prince CharLes and Pi'incess Diana, Witliam, is
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in cans that are sold to fishermen in markets worldwide.
Pil f00D T[ST[R., Pet food cannot arrive on store shelves without being tasted by a food technotogist. They smelt
and taste animalfood, they also chew it to make sure pets eat high-quatity food.
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dead bodies makes this job one of the weirdest.
V0t1li C0LL[CT0R.+ Entertainment park rides are sometimes bad for our stomachsl They not onty make you lose
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1. Mark the following statements as true (T) or false( F):
1. The job of a worm picker starts when everybody 3. Professional sleepers take part in sleep studies and
else is asleep. rea[[v have a dream rob.
-: Pet food can arrive on store shetves without being .1 Road kiltcleaners have to pick cats and dogs up
tasted by a food technologist. ------ and out them in therr vehicles.

2. Write words describing:

Professiona I Sleeper:
- Worm Picker:

3, Comptete the fottowing sentences using information from the text:

. They smetland taste animatfood,
,- These professionalsleepers take part in
3. This is why many vomit col[ectors are hired to

4. Answer the questions below:

Which weird job from above would you accept? Why?

-. Which is your dream job? Why?

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with 60 tentactes that measure 15 feet tong each,
possesses enough venom to kiil up to 60
human adults.
Born in i910, Hector, the world's otdest condor,
died in Algefla in July 20.10. The usuat
tifespan for condors is arounc 50 years. Hector,
a california condor, is atso part ofihe species
wingspan of any land bird in the world. The california with the tongest
condor poputation went dolnrn to nine in 1gB5 yet
currentty rests at 166 condors living in the witd.
The female Anophetes mosquito is the world's
deadirest creature. These mataria
carrying insects kiil more than a miltion people wortdwide
each year.
Blue whates produce the wortd's loudest sounds
using row frequency putses which
boom at 1BB decibets, a sound that is louder than
a let engine. rhe sound .un 5" heard from
Biue whales are atso the world,s targest animals. boo miles away.
According to the Guinness world Records, the highesr jurnp
performed by a pig was 27
and a hatf inches, proving that pigs can fly. wetr,
atmost. Kotetsu made the jump ai the N/okumoku
Farm rn Mie, Japan. Tedsukuri

the distance between the ends of the wings of

a bird, insect, or aircraft
, Mark the following statements as true (T) or
false( F):
Born in 'l 9'10, Hector, the world,s oldest condor,
",: According to the Guinness World Records, the
died in Algeria in August 2010" ____-*_
The female Anophetes mosquito is the wortd,s highest jump performed by a pig was 27 and ahaLt
deadliest creature.
inches
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Anopheles mosquito
a. [oud sounds
Blue whates
b. longest wingspan
Caiifornian condor
c. malaria
3' Complete the following sentences using the information
from the text:
1. These mataria carrying insects
, one sea waso jeuyfish wiih 60 tentactes ihat measure
a
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Kotetsu made the jump at

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Can you give exampies of other record-breaking
animals?

".. Which is your favourite wiid animat? Why?

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