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VOCABULARY 3 Find the odd one out in each set.

1 A armchair B cupboard C bookshelf D blanket
1 Match the pictures (1–8) with the holiday activities
2 A laptop B mouse C homework D screen
and complete them with a verb.
1 2 3 A rugby B baseball C hockey D cycling
4 A album B violin C guitar D piano
5 A customers B boss C staff D office
6 A leather B tie C silver D plastic
7 A dark B blonde C fair D short
3 4 8 A mother B aunt C sister D uncle

4 Choose the right word to complete the sentences.

1 All students should try to get good marks / exercises /
tests / projects in their exams.
2 Did you read the website / review / headline /
advertisement of Johnny Depp’s latest film last week?
5 6
3 John is my mother’s brother. He’s my cousin /
grandson / uncle / grandfather.
4 The letters on the mouse / text / printer / keyboard of my
new phone are really small. I keep making mistakes.
5 We have a market / shops / supermarket / building
in town every Saturday and the clothes on sale are
7 8 quite cheap.
6 My father took our car to the garage and the
customer / business / person / mechanic looked at it.
7 The sports staff / coach / player / worker came every
week and he helped the team play better.
8 We went dancing at the disco / aquarium / farm / station
to the beach last night. The music was great but it was very busy.
water sports
presents GRAMMAR
photos
camping
5 Complete the sentences with the verbs from the box in
the correct form. Use going to, the present continuous,
at a hotel present simple, past simple or past continuous.
a bike
be buy get up not run sleep swim
sightseeing
visit walk

2 Match the definitions to the words.

1 They (1) at the moment
1 This is something people eat with toast. A a stage but they usually (2) at six
2 This is when the price of something B discount in the morning.
decreases or becomes lower. 2 (3) your parents you that
3 This is the job of somebody who works C a cap mobile phone last year?
with animals.
4 This is a place where you can read or D jam 3 We (4) in the sea every day while we
borrow books. (5) on holiday.
5 This is a place where people work. E an office 4 The girls were playing football
6 This is something you wear on in the park yesterday afternoon, they (6)
F a farmer around it.
your head.
7 This is something you put your clothes 5 He usually (7) to school
G library
in when you go on holiday. every day.
8 Actors and singers perform on this 6 My plans for Saturday? I (8)
H suitcase
in a theatre. my grandparents.

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A: OK, but a cat doesn’t have to live in your house.

6 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
B: Yes, I know.
words from the box.
A: I think you (6) ask your mother again.
bad busy expensive famous good B: Yes, excellent idea! I think she (7) cats
hard noise surprise more than rats.
A: Cool! So, here’s my friend’s phone number. Phone
1 That’s rock band in the country. They
me when you (8) one.
are really terrible!
2 He plays the piano very , much better
than he plays the guitar. LISTENING
3 How were you when you saw her?
What did you say to her?! 25 9 Listen to three people talking about their favourite
magazine and answer the questions.
4 I worked last week studying for my 1 What doesn’t the speaker like about Change magazine?
exams so I’m going to relax at the weekend. 2 When did the speaker start buying Change magazine?
5 A cup of fruit tea costs a lot in the Pancake Palace. 3 What happened to the Teen Fashion keyring?
It’s than the Rock Café.
4 When does the speaker buy Teen Fashion?
6 Of course I know it. Everybody knows it! It’s the
5 What articles does the speaker like best in Go?
art gallery in the world.
7 My little brother was very during the
film. He talked all the time. READING
8 The café wasn’t as as it was last week.
In fact, there was nobody in there.
10 Read the guide. Choose the correct answer, A, B or C.
The Historic City of Chester
7 Choose the right words to complete the text.
Chester is a small historic city in the North West of
Roald Dahl, the famous writer of children’s books, worked England. It is very near North Wales, which you can
in a small building in (1) he / their / his garden and this is see from the city walls. It has a river, four main streets,
where he wrote (2) many / lot / bit of his famous books. a famous clock and many shops and buildings. Most
The hut was (3) always / not / never very untidy but it of the shops aren’t very old, but tourists think they
wasn’t important because (4) anybody / no one / nowhere are because they look like buildings from six hundred
ever went in there. He had an old metal cupboard and years ago.
this is where he kept his papers. He had a table, (5) so
/ but / when he never used this to write on. He kept his Chester also has historic buildings like the Roman
scissors, photos and (6) a bit of / a few / a lot of pencils in Amphitheatre, which is over two thousand years old
the drawer and used a board across his knees as a writing and is one of the largest in England and a castle, which
desk. He had (7) some / many / a blanket over his knees was built in 1070. In the middle of the city there is a
in the winter when it was cold. He had (8) everything / cathedral – some of it is one thousand years old.
nothing / anything he needed in that little hut. Opposite the cathedral is the market, where you can
buy local meat, fruit, vegetables and cheeses. The Town
8 Complete the conversations with the correct form of
Hall is next to the market and this is where walking
have(n’t) got, (don’t) have to, should(n’t) and like.
tours around the city start. You can take a one-hour bus
A: Have you got any animals at home? tour, and get off and on when you want during the day.
B: No, we (1) any, but I really There are even tours at night.
(2) cats.
Everyone who goes to Chester visits the clock on the
A: Well, why don’t you get one? My friend bridge over Eastgate Street. It was built in 1897 and
(3) four little cats. They’re absolutely people say the clock is as good as London’s Big Ben. You
lovely and she wants good homes for them. You can’t see North Wales or go shopping on the bridge, but
(4) go and see them. I can give you her you can take photos of the busy streets below.
phone number if you want.
There’s lots for people of all ages and interests to do in
B: My mother doesn’t want me to have any animals.
Chester. Like many cities, it has a very interesting library
A: But your brother (5) a rat! Why’s he got with old books and photos. In the summer, there are
one and you haven’t? races and water sports on a short part of the river. And if
B: Well, the rat lives in the garden, and my brother’s you like animals, Chester has got one of the biggest zoos
older than me. in the UK.

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1 From the walls, you can see SPEAKING

A North Wales.
A the river. 12 Make questions about a special place. Ask and answer
the questions with your partner.
C the clock. 1 How often / go /?
2 The was built in 1070.
A Roman Amphitheatre 2 Why / like /?
B castle
C cathedral 3 Who / go / with /?
3 Go to if you want to take a night tour.
A the market 4 When / last / go /?
B the Town Hall
C the cathedral 5 How long / take / get there /?
4 Visitors go to the clock to
A go shopping.
B see North Wales.
C take photos.
5 Chester has in the UK.
A the shortest river
B one of the biggest zoos
C the oldest library

WRITING
11 You have a problem with your new computer. Write
an email to your friend asking for advice. Use the
questions below to help you.
When and where did you get your computer?
What’s wrong with it?
When did the problem start?
How do you want your friend to help you?
Write your email in about 50 words.

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