Answer Key JETSTREAM Elementary Workbook - Volume Volume A Introduction
Unit 1
1 02 A, B, C, D, E, F, F, G, H, I, J, K, L, M, N, O, P, Q, R, S, T, U, V, W, X, Y, Z
Lesson 1
3 1 Hannah Thorpe 3 Ahmet Diaz
2 Samuel Smith
2 1 Brazil 2 the UK 3 South Africa 4 Spain 5 Mexico 6 Turkey 7 Taiwan 8 the USA 9 Thailand 10 Argentina
Transcript 03 1
Hello! What’ What’ss your name? WOMAN My name’ name’ss Hannah Thorpe. MAN How do you spell that? WOMAN H-A-N-N-A-H T-H-O-R-P-E. 2 WOMAN Hi. Is your name name Thomas? Thomas? MAN No, my name’s Samuel … Samuel Smith. WOMAN How do you spell that? MAN S-A-M-U-E-LL S-M-I-T S-A-M-U-ES-M-I-T-H. -H. 3 MAN Hi, everyone everyone.. I’m your teacher. My name’ss Ahmet. name’ Ahmet . WOMAN How do you spell that? MAN A-H-M-E-T. WOMAN What’ What’ss your family name? MAN Diaz. That’ That’ss D-I-A-Z. WOMAN Thanks. MAN
4 1 Nice 2 your 6 Thanks
3 say
4 name’ name’ss
5 spell
5 2 two 4 four 9 nine 11 eleven 15 fifteen 17 seventeen 23 twenty-thr twenty-three ee 36 thirty-six 48 forty-eight 6 04 a 4 7 1b 8 1 2 3 4 5
2a
b 12 3f
1 1 Asia 2 North America 3 Africa 4 South America 5 Europe
c 30 4c
d 14 5d
e 19 6e
Say that again, please. Come in and sit down. Sorry, I don’t understand. Look at the picture on page 5. Stand up and say your name.
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British -ian Brazilian -can South African -ese Taiwanese other Thai -ish
4 1 ’s; ’m 5 1 name’ name’ss 6 name’s 11 It’s
2 are; ’re 2 am 7 I’m
Spanish Turkish Argentinian Mexican American
3 is; ’s
4 are; ’re
5 ’s
3 You are 4 is 5 are 8 you’re 9 I’m 10 is
Lesson 2 1 1 dancer 2 doctor 3 scientist 4 teacher 5 journalist 6 engineer 7 office worker 8 factory worker 2 2 3 4 5 6
Jaco isn’t American. He’ He’ss South African. You aren’t in Class 3. You’re in Class 4. I’m not a doctor. I’m a scientist. We’re not Thai. We’re Taiwanese. Tom and Ellie aren’t teachers. They’re journalists.
3 1 are you 6 are you
2 I am 3 are you 4 Is 7 Are 8 we aren’t
5 it isn’t
Answer key
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Vocabulary plus / Everyday English CHARLES HOUSE CONFERENCE CENTRE Lucas FIRST NAME FAMILY NAME Souza NATIONALITY Brazilian AGE 34 doctor JOB 07821 820546 MOBILE NUMBER Science Now conference EVENT
Lesson 3 1 1 a key 2 a mobile phone 3 a ticket 4 a watch 5 a toothbrush 6 a passport 7 an apple 8 an umbrella 9 a bag 10 a camera 11 a book 12 a pen 13 a suitcase 3 1 this; My 2 Our; my; your 3 those; his; her 4 your; Our; they’re; Their 4 Destination
Flight number
Gate number
Paris
BA9120
15
2 (Saskia) Amsterdam KL1724 Hantemann
17
Name 1 (Mark) Joyner
Transcript 05 1 A I’m on the flight to Paris. My name’s Mark Joyner – that’s J-O-Y-N-E-R. B OK, sir. Your passport, please. A Here you are. B Thank you. So, that’s flight BA9120 to Paris. A And what boarding gate, please? B That’s boarding gate 15. A Sorry, is that gate 13? B No, gate 15 for Paris, sir. Have a nice flight. 2 V Your attention, please, ladies and gentlemen. This is the last call for passenger Saskia Hantelmann on flight KL1724 . That’s Saskia Hantelmann – H-A-N-T-E-L-M-A-N-N on flight KL1724 to Amsterdam . Please go to gate 17, where your flight is ready to leave.
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Answer key
1 1 wallet 2 glasses 3 tissues 4 tablet 5D comb 5A credit card 6 diary 7 coins 2 1 black 2 green 3 yellow 4 brown 5 blue 6 red 7 orange 8 white 3 1 Welsh 4 1 ask; say
2 Indian
3 Brazilian
2 spell; speak
4 Egyptian
3 help; explain
5 1 Can I have/see the menu, please? 2 Can I have the bill, please? 3 Can I have the/my key, please?
Unit 2 Lesson 1 1 2 grandfather 3 mother 4 father 5 sisters 6 brother 7 husband 8 son 9 daughter 2 1 only child 2 only children 3 aunts or uncles 4 wife 5 nieces and nephews 6 cousins 7 sister-in-law 3 1 don’t have 2 has 3 have; doesn’t have 4 doesn’t have 5 don’t have 4 1 Does your teacher have a brother or sister? Yes, he/she does. / No, he/she doesn’t. 2 Do you have a big family? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. 3 Does your friend have (any) children? Yes, he/she does. / No, he/she doesn’t. 4 Do your parents have family in a different country? Yes, they do. / No, they don’t. 5 2 my friends’ wedding 3 My husband’s family 4 My cousins’ father 5 My grandparents’ names
Lesson 2 1
06 a bedroom b living room c bathroom d office e kitchen f dining room
2 Suggested answers bedroom: 3, 4, 5, 14, 16 living room: 1, 4, 5, 7, 12, 14 bathroom: 2, 10, 11, 15
office: 4, 5, 8 kitchen: 5, 6, 7, 9, 11, 13 dining room: 5, 7, 13 3 2 There are 3 there’s 4 Is there 5 There’s 6 Is there 7 there is 8 there are 9 there isn’t 4 1 2 3 4 5 6
There is / There isn’t There is / There isn’t There is / there isn’t There are / There aren’t There are / There aren’t There are / There aren’t
5 bed, pictures, table, a place to sit
5 1 chemist’s/ chemist 4 art gallery
Lesson 3 1 1d
2c
3a
4b
2 1 station 2 supermarket 3 park 4 museum 5 cinema 6 bank 7 airport 8 restaurant 9 chemist’s/chemist 3 a2
b4
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d3
B There are more than 132,000 students at the University of London. 3 A What’s the population of Tokyo? B More than 37 million, including the areas around the city. 4 A What’s the most expensive painting in the world? B It’s a painting by Cézanne called ‘The Card Players’ – 259 million dollars. A Wow! 5 A How many people are at the teachers’ conference? B About 350, I think.
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Transcript 07 1 M Oh, my train’s here. Time to go. F OK, but phone me soon. Goodbye, darling. 2 V Passengers for flight AM126 to Buenos Aires please go immediately to Gate 74. 3 F1 Mmm, this pizza is great. F2 Yes, lovely. 4 5 M That’s £41.22. Put your card in the machine and enter your PIN, please. M Thank you, here’s your receipt. Have a nice day. 4 1 17,000 2 132,000 3 37,000,000 4 $259,000,000 5 350
2 park
3 cinema
Transcript 09 1 A B A B
Excuse me, where’s the park? It’s near here, just in front of the station. Thanks. And is there a chemist’s in town? Yes, there’s a chemist’s on Station Road, between the bank and the restaurant. A Great, thanks. 2 A Excuse me. Is there a cinema in town? B Yes, the cinema is on Station Road, opposite the chemist. A OK. And is the art gallery near there? B Yes, it’s just next to the cinema and opposite the bank. A Thanks for your help. 6 1 False 6 True
2 True
3 True
4 False
5 False
Vocabulary plus / Everyday English 1 1 men; women 5 child
2 boy
3 people
2 1 beautiful 2 good-looking 4 pretty 5 ugly
4 girl
3 attractive
Transcript 08 1 A What’s the population of your town? B It’s about 17,000 – it isn’t very big. 2 A How many students are there at your university?
3 1 kind 4 1 2 3 4
2 intelligent
3 funny
4 nice; warm
Excuse me, is there a hotel near here? Yes, there’s one in West Street. How do I get to the station? Go along this road, then turn right. Answer key
3
5 1 Excuse me 2 please 3 Go along 4 Turn left 5 turn right 6 on the right 7 opposite 8 Thanks
Pronunciation point
/ eɪ /
name
Spain
/ aɪ /
kind
shy
ɒ / /
doctor
office
/ æ /
camera
apple
Review quiz 1–2
/ i :/
green
people
1 1 2 3 4 5 6
/ ɪ /
pretty
fridge
/ e /
friendly
yellow
/ ɜ :/
journalist
girl
6 1 near 2 one 3 get 4 Turn right 5 turn left 6 left 7 in front of
Portuguese/Brazilian Turkish Russian Japanese Chinese (Mandarin) Italian
2 1 2 3 4
red, white and blue red and yellow a 12 b 50 c 6 a red, green, yellow and blue b green and white c black and orange d blue and white 5 a Taipei (Taiwan Taoyuan International Airport) b London (Heathrow Airport) c Johannesburg (Tambo International Airport) d Istanbul (Atatürk International Airport) 6 a Australia b Germany c Sweden d Thailand e South Africa
3 1 2 3 4
parents/mother and father husband grandmother sons (Brooklyn, Romeo, Cruz); daughter (Harper) 5 children/daughters (Malia, Natasha) 6 wife
4 1 True 2 False (It’s a common family name.) 3 True 4 False (There are many countries that don’t follow this tradition.) 5 False (The family name usually comes first.)
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Answer key
Check your progress 1 1 1 ’s; ’m 2 ’s; isn’t / ’s not 4 Do [you] have; don’t
3 Are; aren’t
2 1 your; brother’s 2 husband’s; your 3 Is; are 4 are; Are 3 1 Turkish 2 American 4 art gallery 4 1 2 3 4 5
3 sports centre
Excuse me, can you help me, please? How do you say ‘ventana’ in English? Can you repeat that, please? Can I have the menu, please? Can you explain this word, please?
5 1 near
2 Go
3 turn
4 left
5 on the
Unit 3 Lesson 1 1 folk, classical, pop, house, country, rap, jazz, rock 2 a5
b4
c1
d3
e2
3 2 You don’t like the cinema. You like the theatre. 3 My friends don’t like big cities. They like small towns. 4 My parents don’t like rap. They like rock. 5 My sister and I don’t like television. We like music. 6 I don’t like grey and black. I like pink and purple.
5 1 Do you like classical music? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. 2 Do your friends like tattoos? Yes, they do. / No, they don’t. 3 Do you like James Bond films? Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. 4 Do you and your friends like the cinema? Yes, we do. / No, we don’t. 6 1 her 2 me 3 them 4 it 6 him 7 you 8 them
5 1 out with friends (go out with friends) 2 food (cook/make/eat/buy food) 3 31 years (be 31 (years old)) 4 TV (watch TV) 6 1, 4, 5, 6 Transcript 11 GREG
5 us
Lesson 2 1
10 1 swimming 2 jogging 3 dancing 4 (playing) cricket 5 shopping
2 1 playing 2 listening 3 watching 4 visiting 5 spending 3 1 playing 2 football 3 play 4 playing 5 go 6 do 7 do 8 write 9 good food 10 hate 11 airports 12 spending 13 do 14 going 15 love 16 hate 17 like 18 listening 19 is 20 ’m 4 1 2 3 4
True False (He’s the drummer.) False (She’s a student.) False (She reads blogs, she doesn’t write one.) 5 True 6 True
Lesson 3 1 1 Tuesday 2 Sunday 3 Wednesday 4 Saturday 5 Thursday 6 Monday 3 in
at
the evening the the afternoon weekend* the morning
on
Thursday Saturday night Tuesday morning Sunday Monday evening
* on the weekend is correct in AmE
I’m Greg and I’m 29 years old. I’m a factory worker. We produce food for hotels and conferences. I like my job, but there’s just one problem – my work hours. You see, I work from ten in the evening until six in the morning. So, when you’re at work or in class, I’m in bed! I get up late in the afternoon. I still feel tired, so I just watch TV or I listen to music. I also work on Saturday and Sunday. So my weekend is in the middle of the week. I do my shopping on a Wednesday morning and I go to the cinema on a Thursday afternoon. It’s good because town is quiet then. But my evenings aren’t great. I don’t see my friends much. And there aren’t many parties on a Wednesday evening!
Vocabulary plus / Everyday English 1
12 flute 3 drums 1 violin 7 guitar 6 piano 4 trumpet 2 keyboard 8 saxophone 5
2 2 I think X is a good drummer. 3 I’m a good swimmer. / I’m not a good swimmer. 4 A popular writer from my country is X. 5 My favourite director is X. 6 X and Y are fantastic guitar players. 4 1 don’t 2 let’s 5 don’t you
3 a band
5 1 Alright 6 way
3 idea
2 do
4 asking
4 so
5 hate
Unit 4 Lesson 1 1 1 2 3 4
eight o’clock four thirty / half past four three fifteen / quarter past three six forty-five / quarter to seven Answer key
5
2 1 get up very early 2 have a shower 3 have breakfast 4 arrive at work/college 5 get home 6 go to bed 4 1 gets up 2 has 3 goes 4 works 5 arrives 6 has 7 cooks 8 does 9 does 10 finishes 11 spends 12 goes 5 1 Does; stay; doesn’t 2 Does; relax; does 3 Does; visit; does 4 Does; have; doesn’t 5 does; work 6 does; arrive 7 does; go 8 does; go
Lesson 2 1 13 a 2 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7
b5
c1
d4
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You are hardly ever at home. We never watch sport on TV. Kiera usually gets a takeaway on Fridays. I am always tired on Saturday mornings. Joe sometimes has breakfast in a café. My friend is often late for work. She hardly ever gets up early.
3 Possible answers 1 I am always at home on Sunday mornings. 2 My teacher is never late. 3 My parents are usually happy. 4 I sometimes walk to work/college. 5 My best friend hardly ever gets up very early. 6 I often listen to rap. 7 My friends never play tennis at the weekend. 4 1N
2A
3N
4A
5A
6N
2 1 2 3 4
four twenty-five / twenty-five past four three forty / twenty to four eight fifty / ten to nine five fifty-five / five to six
Transcript 14 1 A B A B A 2 A B
What time’s the next train? Twenty-five past four . Twenty past four? No, twenty-five – twenty-five past four . OK, great. Thanks. When do the children get home? School finishes at 3.15. They walk home and get here at about 3.40.
3 A What time do you usually get to work? B Work starts at nine o’clock, but I usually get to the office at about ten to nine. 4 A I always wake up at exactly the same time. B Really? When’s that? A At five to six every morning. B Wow! You’re an early bird. I don’t wake up until 7.30. 3 1 doesn’t go 2 doesn’t get 3 doesn’t live 4 doesn’t spend 5 doesn’t play 4 1 loves 2 listens 3 doesn’t work out 4 goes 5 prefers 6 doesn’t like 7 doesn’t have 8 doesn’t feel 9 needs 10 wakes up 5 1 Today 2 get up 3 clocks 4 tired 5 angry 6 16 7 1.30 / half past one / one thirty 8 7.00 / seven o’clock 9 good 10 traffic
Lesson 3 1 1 wake up Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. 2 have; bath I prefer to have a bath/shower. 3 wash; face; clean; teeth I usually wash my face / clean my teeth first. 4 get dressed I usually get dressed before/after breakfast. 5 go; sleep Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. 6 feel good I feel good early in the morning / late at night. 6
Answer key
Transcript 15 F
Hello and welcome to ‘Science Today’. In this week’s programme, we look at the problem of tired teenagers. Many parents have the same problem – their sons and daughters just can’t get up in the morning. So why is this? Are they just lazy? Well, we know from scientific studies that young people have a different internal clock. They are fine late at night, but they don’t feel good early in the morning. They are often tired, so they don’t feel happy. Sometimes they are even angry with their parents and their friends.
But a school in the south of England thinks it has the answer. Hampton Court House has a new ‘no-mornings’ timetable for its students aged 16 to 18. So the first class of the day isn’t at nine o’clock. The new school day for older students starts at half past one and finishes at seven o’clock. The head teacher thinks students are more interested in their work when they aren’t tired and stressed. And what about the parents? Most of them think it’s a good idea. And they like driving to school when the traffic isn’t so bad! And now for news on the best ways to destress at work …
5 They are brothers from the USA and they are film directors. [the Cohen brothers / Joel and Ethan Cohen] 6 She is an American actor famous for the film The Devil Wears Prada. [Meryl Streep / Anne Hathaway] 4 1 2 3 4
T T F (It’s a festival of world music and dance.) F (It’s the type of dance people do to hip-hop or rap music.) 5 T 6 F (It’s another word for ‘violin’.)
Pronunciation point
Vocabulary plus / Everyday English 1 1 taxis; buses 2 Planes 3 Underground/Tube 4 boat; helicopter 5 bike/bicycle 6 motorbikes; cars 7 tram; train 2 1d
2b
3c
two: restaurant, Wednesday, breakfast, keyboard three: restaurant, motorbike, piano, magazine, instrument four: information, helicopter, advertisement, television
4a
Check your progress 2 3 1 Really 5 Cool
2 sure
3 Fantastic
4 great
4 1 Do you live? That cool! 2 Is really? That’s is great! 3 I’m very sure. Well, it’s great to I talk to you! 4 Is fantastic! Do are you enjoy your job? 5 2 Is she 3 Do you 6 Are they
4 Do they
5 Is it
2a
3a
2 1 We usually go swimming on Saturday. 2 They never play cricket on Wednesday. 3 My friends and I sometimes go shopping after work. 4 I am always tired in the evening. 5 She is hardly ever at home at the weekend. 3 1 folk music 2 guitar 3 keyboard 4 helicopter 5 motorbike
Review quiz 3–4 1 1c
1 1 don’t like 2 hates 3 don’t visit 4 write 5 Do you play 6 plays 7 Does your brother like; doesn’t 8 playing; watching
4b
5b
2 Darwin: 8.30pm Kathmandu: 4.45pm Caracas: 6.30am Honolulu: 1am Mumbai: 4.30pm 3 1 She’s a singer from Colombia and she plays Latin pop/Pop. [Shakira] 2 They are sisters from the USA and they are tennis players. [Serena and Venus Williams] 3 He sings and plays the piano in the band Coldplay. [Chris Martin] 4 He plays number 7 in the Real Madrid football team. [Cristiano Ronaldo]
4 1 Let’s 2 That’s 3 How about 4 why don’t 5 Great 5 1 Really! 2 Do you? 3 That’s interesting! 4 Cool! 5 Well, it’s great to talk to you.
Unit 5 Lesson 1 1 1 independent 2 technical 3 brilliant 4 lucky 5 interested 6 amazing 7 sociable Mystery word: natural
Answer key
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2 1 were born 2 were born 3 was born 4 was born 5 were born 6 weren’t born 7 was born 8 was born 9 weren’t born 3 1 When and where were you born? I was born on [date] in [place]. 2 When and where was your mother born? My mother was born on [date] in [place]. 3 How many children were born in your family last year? [number] children were born in my family last year. 4 Were your grandparents born in a different country? Yes, they were. (They were born in [country].) / No, they weren’t. 5 Were your brothers and sisters born in the same town or city? Yes, they were. / No, they weren’t. / I don’t have (any) brothers and sisters. 6 Were you born in hospital or at home? I was born in hospital / at home. 4 1 were 2 was 3 were 4 was 5 wasn’t / was not 6 was 7 was 8 weren’t / were not 9 weren’t / were not 10 were 11 were 12 were 13 were 5 Possible answers 1 My school was [Anytown Primary School]. 2 My best friends were [Sam] and [Ali]. 3 I was/wasn’t very interested in school. 4 My favourite film was [Harry Potter]. 5 My favourite bands were [Kaiser Chiefs] and [One Direction].
Lesson 2 1 1a
2b
3a
4b
Transcript 16 1 A When’s the next meeting? Is it the 17th of January? B Just a second … no, it’s before then, on the 7th. 2 A Was the baby born on the 21st of June? B No, she was two days late, so she arrived on the 23rd. 3 A Let’s have a party! B OK. When? 8
Answer key
A Er, the 1st of May is a Saturday, so how about then? B Perfect! 4 A It’s Jack and Yuko’s wedding soon – the 15th of November. B Not November, December. The wedding is on the 15th of December. A You’re right. Sorry, my mistake. 2 1 sailing (It’s the only one that takes place on water / doesn’t need a ball.) 2 boxing (It’s the only one that isn’t a team sport / doesn’t need a ball.) 3 skiing (It’s the only one that takes place on snow.) 4 cycling (You need a bike, not a racket.) 3 1 there was 2 There were 3 There weren’t 4 There wasn’t 5 There were 6 there weren’t 7 There were 8 there was The event is the Tour de France cycle race. 4 2e
3a
4b
5c
3e
4c
Lesson 3 1 1f
2b
5a
6d
2 1 f What was your favourite sport when you were a child? 2 d Who was your sporting hero? 3 a Were you a good runner, swimmer or footballer? 4 e Were your parents interested in sport? 5 c Was there an important sports event near your town when you were young? 6 b Where was the nearest sports centre to your house? 4 1b
2b
3c
4c
5a
Transcript 17 M Hello and welcome to our open day at SportsAble. It’s great to see so many people here today. So first let me tell you a little about SportsAble. We’re a sports disability charity, but a charity with a difference. We don’t just have offices – we have our own sports centre. We have two swimming pools, two sports halls and a large sports field outside. This means we can help disabled people do a lot
of different activities. And here are just a few examples: swimming, table tennis, golf and archery. And our new sport for this year is wheelchair basketball – it’s very fast and great fun. And it’s a very popular event at the Paralympics. Here at SportsAble, we’re also part of the Paralympics. SportsAble was a training centre for the Games in London in 2012. And some of our athletes are themselves Paralympians. The first year our athletes were in the Paralympics was 1976, just one year after we started in 1975. So, now I’d like to introduce you to …
Vocabulary plus / Everyday English 1 different – similar; dangerous – safe; beautiful – ugly; interesting – boring; difficult – easy 2 1 quite
2 really
3 a bit
4 very
3 play
basketball, darts, table tennis
do
archery, judo fishing, riding, skating, windsurfing
go 4 2 3 4 5 6
I don’t know. It’s a bit strange. It’s really beautiful. I love it! I agree. I really like the colours. I disagree. I really don’t like it. It’s OK, but it’s quite traditional.
5 1 I love it! 2 I think it’s awful. 3 I think it’s OK. 4 I really hate them! 5 I think they’re OK. 6 They’re great!
Unit 6 Lesson 1 1 the fourteenth of February the twenty-second of April the twenty-first of June the fourth of July the eighteenth of July the fifth of October 2 1 18/7
2 14/2
3 21/6
Transcript 18 1 A Hey, look at this. There’s a concert in July to remember Nelson Mandela. B Oh, yeah – when’s that? A It’s the 18th of July, Mandela Day. It says it’s the same day as his birthday. 2 A Um, Max, what day it is today? B It’s Friday. A No, the date. B It’s the 14th. A Yes, and the month …? B What? Well, it’s February, of course. A Yes, but, but … you must remember. It’s a … a special day. B Special? … Yes, of course I remember. It’s Valentine’s Day. Here you are … your favourite flowers. A Oh, you! 3 F Just before you go, listen, please. I need to tell you about a special project. The college wants to celebrate World Music Day this year. That’s on the 21st of June. It’s only January now, so we have lots of time. But I need ideas from you. What can we do in this class …? 3 1 ox 2 dog 3 goat 4 sheep 5 horse 6 rabbit 7 monkey 8 elephant 4 1 rooster (The others are not birds.) 2 pig (The others are all members of the cat family.) 3 goat (The others are wild animals, not farm animals.) 4 dragon (The others are real animals.) 5 snake (The others are not reptiles.) 5 1 invited 2 started 3 prepared; helped 4 played 5 finished 6 enjoyed; learned/ learnt (irregular) 6 1 went 2 said 3 had 6 got 7 told 8 drove
4 ate 5 sang 9 saw 10 swam
Lesson 2 1 1 2 3 4
[He] didn’t get up on time. He didn’t have breakfast. He didn’t get a seat on the bus. He didn’t have an umbrella. Answer key
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5 6 7 8
He didn’t understand the lecture. He didn’t remember his wallet. He didn’t pass his exam. He didn’t see his girlfriend.
3 a5
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Reporter
Leyla
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Lesson 3 1 1 access 2 online 3 message 4 digital 5 call 6 mobile 7 page 8 video 9 network
Reporter Leyla
2 1 did [you] do 2 went 3 did [you] see 4 saw 5 Did [you] enjoy 6 Did [you] have 7 came 8 went 3 1 How many phone calls did you make yesterday? I made [ number] phone calls yesterday. / I didn’t make any phone calls yesterday. 2 Which websites did you visit last night? I visited [name(s)] website(s) last night. / I didn’t visit any websites last night. 3 Who did you send an email to this morning? I sent an email to [name(s)] this morning. / I didn’t send any emails this morning. 4 Did you go on Facebook yesterday? Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t. 5 Did you check your emails or texts in class today? Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t. 6 Did you send a text message after midnight last night? Yes, I did. / No, I didn’t.
Hasan Reporter Hasan
Reporter Hasan
Reporter Musa
Four hours? But you’re a teenager! No, for real. I didn’t go on a computer at all. I’m on the computer all day at school. I used my mobile for an hour. I played games and sent some texts. Then I played football all morning. In the evening, I watched two international matches. So that’s three hours of TV. Reporter Now that is surprising. Now, back to the studio … Reporter Musa
5 hours in front of: computer mobile TV/DVDs Total
Leyla 3 2 2 7
Hasan 8.5 1.5 0 10
Musa 0 1 3 4
Transcript 19 Presenter And now technology. A report says that most American adults spend about eight and a half hours a day in front of a screen. We wanted to know about the UK, so we sent our reporter to find out.
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Reporter
Yes, I’m here with the Sur family. They’re from Turkey, but they now live in London. So we have mum, Leyla. Can you tell us about your screen time yesterday? Yes, it was Saturday. And I think I spent about seven hours using technology. Seven hours … Yes, I was on my computer for about three hours. I used Facetime to speak to my sister in Turkey, and then the internet and emails. And then I used my mobile for about two hours. And then in the evening I watched a DVD for about two hours. OK, so what about your husband, Hasan? I think it was about ten hours. Ten hours! Yes, but I can explain. I used my computer all day for work. So I spent maybe eight and a half hours working on the computer – emails, checking websites, preparing a talk … OK, eight and a half hours on your computer … Yes, and then an hour and half on my mobile. I didn’t watch TV or a DVD. OK, so finally, Musa. Right, well. My screen time was only about four hours.
Answer key
Vocabulary plus / Everyday English 1 1 shark 2 dolphin 3 whale 4 bear 5 rhino 6 mouse 7 spider 8 frog 9 bee 10 butterfly
2 1 desktop computer 2 screen 3 laptop 4 USB stick 5 mouse 6 keyboard 7 tablet 8 smartphone 3 A Hello? Is you that Leo? B I’m speaking. A Hi. It’s is Helen. B Oh, hi. Listen Helen – can I call to you back? It’s a bad line. A Fine. It no problem. B What’s your name number? A It’s my 0771 198 404. B OK. Speak to you soon again. 4 1 A Hello? B Is that the health centre? A No, this is the post office. You have the wrong number. B Oh, I’m so sorry. A No problem. Goodbye. B Bye. 2 C West Street Health Centre. How can I help you? D Can I make an appointment, please? C Yes, can I have your name, please? D It’s Adam Neumann. C OK, Mr Neumann. Is Monday 2nd May at 9am OK? D Yes, fine. Thank you very much. Goodbye.
Review quiz 5–6 1 1 2 3 4 5 6
boxing (Las Vegas, USA) golf (St Andrews, Scotland) skiing (Switzerland) football (Rio de Janeiro, Brazil) rugby (Johannesburg, South Africa) baseball (New York, USA)
2 1 Harry Potter 2 a tiger 3 a mouse 4 pigs 5 a whale 6 in Narnia / Aslan’s country 3 1g 9h 4 1 Eve
2c 3e 10 a
4j
2 summer
5d
3 April
6b
7i
4 India
8f
5 first
Pronunciation point
1 bear (/eə/ not /ɜ:/) 2 gymnastics (/ɪ/ not /aɪ/) 3 phone (/əʊ/ not /ɒ/) 4 key (/i:/ not /e/) 5 computer (/ju:/ not /ʌ/)
Check your progress 3 1 1 were
2 was
3 was; was
4 were; were
2 1 played 2 did you study; studied 3 didn’t send; sent 4 Did he wear; didn’t 5 stopped 3 1 boxing 2 skiing 5 funny 6 quiet 4 1 awful 2 great 5 disagree 5 a7 h8
b1 c3 i5 j9
3 volleyball
3 different
d 10
e4
4 sociable
4 horrible
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1d 2c 3a 4b 1b 2a 3c a 4 b 15 c 10 d 11 e 3 f 8 1 The first name (Anna) and the family name (Johansson) are the wrong way round. 2 27 years is not a date, it is a period of time. 3 Mexico is a country, not a nationality. It should be Mexican. 4 Letters in postcodes should be written with capital letters: 1056 EK. 5 The capital letters are missing: 191 Lake Drive, Atlanta. 6 You should not write anything in the section ‘For office use only’.
2 1 intelligent, good-looking, shy 2 1 Oxford is a very attractive city. 2 All the cafés near the theatre are popular. 3 There are two big cinemas in the city. 4 The people in the town are friendly. 5 The town has a lot of pretty parks. 6 The hotel is a great place for weddings. 7 The cities of Vienna and Paris are famous for their beautiful buildings. 8 There are some wonderful paintings in the art gallery. 3 1c 2d 3a 4e 5b 4 1 Cheltenham is a big town in England, near the cities of Oxford and Bristol. Cheltenham has a population of about 115,000 people.
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2 The station is near the town centre and there are a lot of car parks. The tourist information centre is in the Wilson Art Gallery and Museum in Clarence Street. 3 There are a lot of great hotels. The Cheltenham Park Hotel is fantastic. It has 150 rooms, a restaurant, a swimming pool and beautiful gardens. 4 There’s food from all over the world in Cheltenham – from India, Thailand, France and Spain. Popular places are the Star Bistro and Joe’s Café. 5 Cheltenham is famous for its festivals. Every year, the town has four festivals: jazz, science, music and literature. There are thousands of visitors to the festivals every year. 3 1 1b 2e 3a 4f 5d 6c 2 1 I don’t see my friends in the evening because I don’t have time. 2 I love learning languages because/and I like talking to people! 3 My favourite band is Coldplay because their songs are great. 4 I enjoy sport and I love listening to music. 5 I play the piano quite well and I write songs. 6 I see my parents every day because they live near me. 3 1 … just one brother. | 2 I’m an IT worker … … don’t enjoy it very much. | 3 I do a lot of different … 4 1d 2a 3c 4 1 start work/college 4 get home 6 have lunch 5 get up 1 have breakfast 2 go to bed 8 go to work/college 3 have dinner 7 2 W: have meetings, write emails, make phone calls C: have exams, have classes, work in the library B: use the internet, have a coffee break, work at my desk 3 b
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4 1 On 2 at 3 Then 4 by 5 but 6 before 7 from 8 then 9 in 10 and 11 after 12 on 13 in 14 before 15 then 5 1 2 singer 3 writer 4 runner 5 swimmer 6 actor 7 director 9 musician 10 businessman/businesswoman 11 scientist 12 politician 2 1 to 2 in; in 3 for 4 at 5 in 3 1 1977 2 one son 3 archery 4 travelling 5 a star 6 UNICEF 7 homeless families 4 Orlando Bloom was born in Canterbury, England, in 1977. He is an actor and he is famous for The Lord of the Rings films. His character in those films was Legolas. He was also in the Pirates of the Caribbean films. His character in those films was Will Turner. Orlando has one sister, Samantha. He was married to the Australian model, Miranda Kerr, but they are not together now. They have one son. He is good at French and sports like horse riding, archery and surfing. This helps him in his films. He likes football and he is a fan of Manchester United. He also loves travelling / to travel, and New Zealand is one of his favourite places. He has a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame, but he also does a lot of charity work. He is an ambassador for children’s charity UNICEF. He was in Syria in 2014 to meet homeless families because of the war. 6 1 1d 2a 3b 4c 2 1d 2b 3a 3 1 ASAP 2 RSVP 3 NB
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