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'WorkbookkeyLesson1B2watch3shirt4book5pen6coat7car8dress9pencil10skirtC10，1，4，6，5，8，7，2，9 Lesson2A1Isthisyourbook?2Isthisyourcar?3Isthisyourcoat?4Isthisyourdress?5Isthisyourhouse?6Isthisyourpen?7Isthisyourpencil?8Isthisyourshirt?9Isthisyourskirt?10Isthisyourwatch?B1Pardon?2Thankyouverymuch.3Excuseme. Lesson3B2ticket3teacher4watch5pencil6daughter7umbrella8suitC10，7，14，8，15，13，9，2，11 Lesson4A1Yes,itis.It"smycoat.2No,itisn"t.Itisn"tmywatch.3Yes,itis.It"smyschool.4No,itisn"t.Itisn"tmyticket.5Yes,itis.It"smybook.B2Here"smyticket.3It"syourumbrella.Itisn"tmyumbrella.4It"smypen.Itisn"tyourpen.C1Sorry.2Thankyou.3Pardon?4Please. Lesson5B2Japanese3American4Chinese5Korean6Italian7German8EnglishC12/twelve,15/fifteen,5/five,9/nine,14/fourteen,2/two Lesson6A1Whatmakeishercar?2Whatnationalityishe?3Whatnationalityisshe?4Whatmakeishiscar?B2Marie"saFrenchstudent.Sheisn"tanItalianstudent.3She"sanEnglishteacher.Sheisn"taChineseteacher.4He"saChinesestudent.Heisn"taKoreanstudent.C2Itisn"tAmerican.3It"sEnglish.4He"sItalian.5Sheisn"tSwedish.6That"smyteacher.7Heisn"tFrench.8She"sGerman. Lesson7A(Completedialogue.Theunderlinedwordsarethosethatstudentsshouldhavefilledin.)Robert:Iamanewstudent.Myname"sRobert.Sophie:Nicetomeetyou.Myname"sSophie.Robert:AreyouFrench?Sophie:Yes,Iam.AreyouFrench,too?Robert:No,Iamnot.I"mItalian.What"sjob,Sophie?Sophie:I"makeyboardoperator.B2dataxidriver3aapostman4cahairdresser5eakeyboardoperator6bacarmechanicC16，20，18，12，19，15seventeen,eleven,eight,twelve,twenty,thirteen Lesson8A1What"sherjob?2What"shisjob?3What"sherjob?4What"shisjob?5What"sherjob?B1a2an3a4a5an6a7an8a9a10aC(Expectedanswers)2No,I"mnot.I"mastudent.3No,I"mnot.I"mChinese.4No,I"mnot.I"mastudent.DHowdoyoudo? Lesson9A(Completedialogue)Lars:Hello,Helen.Howareyoutoday?Helen:Hello,Lars.I"mverywell,thankyou.Andyou?Howareyou?Lars:I"mfine,thanks.HowisSteven?Helen:He"sfine,thanks.AndEmma"sverywell,too.Lars:Goodbye,Helen.Nicetoseeyou.Helen:Nicetoseeyou,too,Lars.Goodbye.B2thin3young4short5dirtyC11，20，14，19，12，15，21，13，22 Lesson10A(Expectedquestions)What"shisname?Whatnationalityishe?Whatmakeisit?B1She"s2He"s3It"s4She"s5He"s6She"s7He"s8It"sC1Hello.2Howareyou?3Goodbye. Lesson11A(Completedialogue)Teacher:Whoseisthisbluepen?Isityourpen,Tim?Tim:No,itisn"tmypen,sir.Mypen"swhite.Teacher:Isityourpen,Stella?Stella:No,itisn"tmypen,sir.Teacher:Whoseisit?Isityoursister"s,Tim?Tim:No,itisn"therpen,sir.Teacher:Isityourpen,Dave?Dave:Yes,sir.Teacher:Hereyouare.Catch!Dave:Thankyou,sir.B2woman3father4mother5son6daughter7brother8sisterC30，25，23，27，21，28 Lesson12A2Whoseisthatshirt?3Whoseisthistie?4Whoseisthatblouse?5Whoseisthiscar?6Whoseisthatwhiteshirt?B1his2her3his4your5my6herC1ThisisTim"sshirt,thatishisfather"scoat,andthisisSteven"stie.2Thisismybrother"soldcarandthat"smyfather"snewcar.3Thisismymother"sumbrellaandthat"smysister"shandbag.DHereyouare. Lesson13A(Completedialogue)Anna:Whatcolourisyourfather"snewcar,Tim?Tim:It"sblue.Comeandseeit.Look!Anna:It"sverysmart.Tim:Mycoat"snew,too.Anna:Andwhatcolour"syourcoat?Tim:It"sthesamecolour.It"sblue,too.Anna:It"saverynicecoat,Tim.B1grey2red3orange4black1green(orgrey),yellow2brown(orblack),black(orbrown),whiteC50，61，72，85，97，101 Lesson14A(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1Mywatchisblack.orIt"sblack.2MyEnglishbookis/It"syellowandgreen.3Myhair"sbrown.orIt"sbrown.4Myshirt"s/Myblouse"s/It"swhite.B2e3a4g5c6d7b8fC2Whoseistheblueshirt?-Theblueshirtismybrother"s.3Whoseisthisredpencil?-ThisredpencilisSteven"s.4Whoseisthatgreentie?-Thatgreentieismyfather"s. Lesson15A(Completedialogue)Customsofficer:WelcometoEngland.AreyouJapanese?Boys:No,wearenot.Customsofficer:AreyouKorean?Boys:No,wearenot.WeareChinese.Customsofficer:AreyourfriendsChinese,too?Boys:Yes,theyare.Customsofficer:Andareyoutourists?Boys:Yes,weare.Customsofficer:Yourpassports,please.Boys:Heretheyare.Customsofficer:Thankyouverymuch.B1Danish(orDutch),Swedish,Norwegian2Russian,Dutch(orDanish)3English,American,German4Japanese,Chinese5French,ItalianC52，75，99，101，105，110 Lesson16A/s/sound:passports,shirts,skirts,books,tourists/z/sound:handbags,pens,ties,friends,boys/iz/sound:cases,blouses,nursesB2Therearetheircases.3Thesearetheirhats.4Thesearen"tourpassports.5Thesearen"ttheirhandbags.6Aretheseyourcoats?7Aretheirpassportsred?8Areourcoatssmart?C1Whatcolourareyourcases?2Whosearethesetickets?3Heretheyare.orHereareyourbooks. Lesson17A(Completedialogue)Mr.Jackson:Pleasecomeandmeetouremployees.You:Thankyou,Mr.Jackson.Mr.Jackson:ThisisNicolaandthisisClaire.NicolaandClaire:Howdoyoudo?You:Howdoyoudo?Mr.Jackson:Thesewomenareveryhard-working.You:Whataretheirjobs?Mr.Jackson:They"rekeyboardoperators.What"syourjob?You:I"mastudent.AndI"mveryhard-working,too!B1housewife2postman3policemen4salesrep5officegirl6salesreps7milkmen8officeassistantC200，402，600，810，900，1，001 Lesson18A1/s/sound:officeassistants,salesreps,mechanics/z/sound:employees,officegirls,jobs,keyboardoperators,Customsofficers,engineers,taxidrivers/iz/sound:airhostesses2housewives,men,women,postmen,policewomenB2Theyarehard-workingemployees.Theyaren"tlazy.3Wearenurses.Wearen"tpolicewomen.4Theyaretaxidrivers.Theyaren"tcarmechanics.5Wearesmartstudents.Wearen"tlazystudents.CThisis[name]andthisis[name]. Lesson19A(Completedialogue)Mother:What"sthematter,Susan?Susan:I"mtired.Mike:AndI"mthirsty,Mum.Mother:I"mtiredandthirsty,too.Look!There"sanicecreamman.There.Twoicecreams.Areyouallrightnow?Children:Yes,thanks,Mum.Theseicecreamsareverynice.Bhard-working-lazy,hot-cold,clean-dirty,thin-fat,light-heavy,open-shut,young-old,big-small2Isshelazy?-No,sheisn"tlazy.She"shard-working.3Aretheyclean?-No,theyaren"tclean.They"redirty.4Isthehousecold?-No,itisn"tcold.It"shot.5Istheshopopen?-No,itisn"topen.It"sshut.6Arethecaseslight?-No,theyaren"tlight.They"reheavy.7Issheyoung?-No,sheisn"tyoung.She"sold.8Arehershoesbig?-No,theyaren"tbig.They"resmall. Lesson20Amen,women,postmen,milkmen,children,housewives,icecreammen,policewomenB2Arehershoeswhite?-No,theyaren"t.They"reblack.3Arehistrouserslong?-No,theyaren"t.They"reshort.4Aretheicecreamssmall?-No,theyaren"t.They"rebig.5Aretheirchildrenold?-No,theyaren"t.They"reyoung.6Aretheshopsshut?-No,theyaren"t.They"reopen.7Areyourpassportsold?-No,theyaren"t.They"renew.8Areyourcaseslight?-No,theyaren"t.They"reheavy.9Arethewomenhot?-No,theyaren"t.They"recold.10Aretheboystall?-No,theyaren"t.They"reshort.C1What"sthematter?orAreyouallright?2Please. Lesson21A(Completedialogue)Paul:Givemeaknifeplease,Susan.Susan:Whichone?Thisone?Paul:Isitsharp?Susan:No,itisn"tsharp.It"sblunt.Paul:No,notthatone.Thesharpone.Susan:Hereyouare.Paul:Thankyou.Bfull-empty,new-old,sharp-blunt2Givemetheglass,please.-Whichone?Thefulloneortheemptyone?3Givemethebox,please.-Whichone?Thenewoneortheoldone?4Givemetheknife,please.-Whichone?Thebluntoneorthesharpone?C333,565,781,942,1,013,1,007 Lesson22A2Give3Sit4Come,see5meetB2Therearethreehandbagshere.Whichone?Giveustheblueone,please.3Therearesixtieshere.Whichone?Givethemthesmartone,please.4Therearetwocupshere.Whichone?Givehimthecleanone,please.5Therearetwopassportshere.Whichone?Giveherthenewone,please. Lesson23A(Completedialogue)Paul:Givemesomemagazinesplease,Susan.Susan:Whichmagazines?These?Paul:No,notthose.Theonesonthetable.Susan:These?Paul:Yes,please.Susan:Hereyouare.Paul:Thanks.B1desk2floor3dressingtable4desk5chair6shelf7table8bedC1,563,1,316,1,740,2,000 Lesson24A1him2us3them4her5meB2Givemesomemagazines,please.Whichones?Theonesonthedesk?No,nottheonesonthedesk.Themagazinesonthetelevision.3Givemesomebooks,please.Whichones?Theonesonthecupboard?No,nottheonesonthecupboard.Thebooksonthedesk.4Givemesomeglasses,please.Whichones?Theonesontheshelf?No,nottheonesontheshelf.Theglassesonthetable. Lesson25A(Completedialogue)Mrs.Jackson:Mynewkitchenisverybig.Mrs.Smith:Oh,mykitchenissmall,butit"sverynice.Mrs.Jackson:Isthereanelectriccookerinyourkitchen?Mrs.Smith:Yes,thereis.It"sblueandit"snew.Mrs.Jackson:Mycookerisnew,too.Thetableinmykitchenisverybig.Mrs.Smith:Oh,mytableisn"tverybig,butit"sverynice.Andmykitchenisclean.It"sveryclean!B2Yes,thereis.3It"swhite.4It"sblue.5It"sontheleft.6It"sinthemiddleoftheroom/thekitchen.7It"sonthetable.C3,510,5,000,6,418,7,000,8,750,9,000 Lesson26A1Who2Whose3Which4Whatcolour5Where6What7How8WhatmakeB1a,the,The,the2a,the,a,the3a,the,a,the,the4an,an,a,the,the Lesson27A(Completedialogue)Mrs.Jackson:Mynewlivingroomislarge.Mrs.Smith:Mynewlivingroomislarge,too.Mrs.Jackson:Aretherearmchairsinyourlivingroom?Mrs.Smith:Yes,therearetwo.Theyareverynice.Mrs.Jackson:Aretherepicturesonthewalls?Mrs.Smith:Yes,therearesomepicturesonthewalls.Theyarenew.Andthestereo"snew.Andthetelevision"snew!B2No,itisn"t.3Theyareonthetelevision.4Theyarenearthetable.5No,theyaren"t.6Theyareonthetable.C1pictures2magazines3floor4armchairs Lesson28A/s/sound:books,plates,cigarettes,tickets/z/sound:armchairs,pictures,windows,walls,shoes/iz/sound:boxes,glassesirregular:men,knives,housewives,women,shelves,childrenB1some2a3an4some5anC1Thereis2Thereare3Thereis4Thereare5Thereare Lesson29A(Completedialogue)Amy:Hello,Mrs.Jones.Mrs.Jones:Hello,Amy.Pleasecomein.Andshutthedoor,please.Amy:WhatmustIdo,Mrs.Jones?Mrs.Jones:Mydaughter"sbedroomisveryuntidy.Openthewindowandairtheroom.Amy:Yes.Mrs.Jones:Thenputherclothesintheward-robe.Thenmakethebed,dustthedressingtableandsweepthefloor.Amy:Isyourdaughterill,Mrs.Jones?B1comein,shut2Put3open,air4Dust,sweep5makeCseven,five,twenty-one,thirteen,eight,thirty-five,twelve,eighteen,twenty-four Lesson30A2Openthewindows.3Emptythecupboard.4Sweep/Cleanthekitchenfloor.5Dustthedressingtable.6Cleanthebedroomcarpet.7Dust/Cleanthelivingroom.8Putwaterinthewaterjug.orFillthewaterjug.9Sharpenthepencilsinthedesk.10Emptythemilkbottle.B1Hello.Comein.2WhatmustIdo? Lesson31A(Completedialogue)Jean:Jack,thechildrenareinthegarden.What"sSallydoing?Jack:She"ssittingunderthetree.She"sreadingabook.Jean:IsTiminthegarden,too?Jack:Yes,heis.He"sclimbingthetree.Jean:Andwhere"sthedog?What"sitdoing?Jack:It"sinthegarden,too.It"srunningafteracat.Breading,cookingsitting,running,shuttingmaking,typing,takingC2She"scookingameal.3He"sclimbingthetree.4She"ssittingunderthetree.She"sreadingabook.5It"srunningacrossthegrass.It"srunningafteracat. Lesson32A2Who"seatingbones?Thedogis.Andwhat"sthecatdoing?Isiteatingbones?No,itisn"t.It"sdrinkingitsmilk.3Who"ssweepingthefloor?Amyis.Andwhat"sAnnadoing?Isshesweepingthefloor?No,sheisn"t.She"smakingherbed.4Who"sreadingabook?Sallyis.Andwhat"sJackdoing?Ishereadingabook?No,heisn"t.He"sopeningsomewindows.B1Ibegyourpardon?2WhataboutJohn? Lesson33A(Completetext)It"safinedaytoday.Therearesomesmallwhitecloudsinthesky,butthesunisshining.Mr.Jonesandhisfamilyarewalkingoverthebridge.Therearesomesmallboatsontheriverandabigshipisgoingunderthebridge.Mr.andMrs.JonesandSallyarelookingattheship.Timislookingatanaeroplane.Theaeroplaneisflyingovertheriver.Bgoing,looking,flyingshining,typing,shaving,givingC1over2at3under4with5in6on Lesson342bWhereisthatplanegoing?It"sflyingtoAmerica.3hWhatarethegirlsdoing?Thegirlsaretypingletters.4fWherearethechildren?Andwhataretheydoing?Thechildrenareinthegarden.Theyareclimbingtrees.5aWhatarethedogsdoing?They"rerunningafteracat.6gWhoiswalkingoverthebridgewithhisfamily?Mr.Jonesis.7cWhoarewashingthedishes?Thewomenare.8eArethechildrendoingtheirhomework?Yes,theyare. Lesson35A(Completetext)Thisisanotherphotographofthe/ourvillage.Somemenandwomenarewalkingalongthestreet.Look!AfriendandIareswimmingintheriver.Anotherfriendissittingonthebankoftheriver.Theschoolbuildingisontheleft,besidethepark.Somechildrenarecomingoutofthebuilding.Brunning,shutting,putting,swimming1swimming2running3putting4shuttingC1into2between3under4over5off6outof Lesson36A2Wherearethewomensitting?They"resittinginthepark.3Where"sAnnareadingherbook?She"sreadingitinthelivingroom.4Wherearethemenshaving?They"reshavinginthebathroom.B2They"reshaving.3Sally"scomingoutoftheshop.4Thesun"sshining.5They"relookingattheboats.6It"safinedaytoday.C(Open-ended:possibleanswers)1I"minmyroom.2I"msittingonmybed.3I"mreadingabook.4Mymotheriscookingameal. Lesson37A(Completedialogue)Dan:Whatareyoudoing,George?You"reworkinghard.George:Yes,Iamworkinghard.I"mmakingabookcase.Givemethathammer,please,Dan.Dan:Whichone?Thisone?George:Yes,thebigone.Thanks.Dan:Whatareyougoingtodonow,George?George:I"mgoingtopaintitpink.Dan:Whatcolourareyougoingtopaintit?Pink?George:Yes,it"sformydaughter,Susan.Pink"sherfavouritecolour.BAdd-ing:working,painting,doing,walking,flying,eating,cleaning,cooking,drinking,climbing,reading,sharpening,turning,dustingDoublethelastletterandadd-ing:shutting,swimming,running,putting,sittingDropthe-eandadd-ing:making,giving,shining,typing,taking Lesson38A2They"regoingtoread.3He"sgoingtoshave.4I"mgoingtolistentothestereo.5You"regoingtoworkhard.6It"sgoingtobehot.B2No,I"mnot,butI"mgoingtoputonmycoat.3No,sheisn"t,butshe"sgoingtowashthedishes.4No,theyaren"t,butthey"regoingtodotheirhomework.5No,I"mnot,butI"mgoingtoreadthenewspaper.6No,heisn"t,buthe"sgoingtoflytoEngland.7No,theyaren"t,butthey"regoingtolookattheschool.8No,sheisn"t,butshe"sgoingtotypesomeletters.9No,I"mnot,butI"mgoingtowaitforabus.10No,theyaren"t,butthey"regoingtoreadmagazines.C1Hereyouare.2Whatareyougoingtodo? Lesson39A(Completedialogue)Sam:Whatareyougoingtodowiththatvase,Penny?Penny:I"mgoingtoputitonthistable,Sam.Sam:Don"tdothat.Giveittome.Penny:Whatareyougoingtodowithit,Sam?Sam:I"mgoingtoputithere,infrontofthewindow.Penny:Becareful!Pleasedon"tdropit!Don"tputitthere,Sam.Putithere,onthisshelf.Sam:Thereweare!It"salovelyvase.Penny:Yes,andtheflowersarelovely,too.Btakeoff+yourcoat,turnon+thetelevision(orthelights),turnoff+thelights(orthetelevision),drop+thevase,eat+thatapple,drink+themilk,sharpen+thosepencils,paint+thewardrobe,make+thebeds2Don"ttakeoffyourcoat.3Don"tturnonthetelevision(orthelights).4Don"tturnoffthelights(orthetelevision).5Don"tdropthevase.6Don"teatthatapple.7Don"tdrinkthemilk.8Don"tsharpenthosepencils.9Don"tpaintthewardrobe.10Don"tmakethebeds.Cfifteen,nine,eighteen,forty,twenty Lesson40A3Sendhertheseflowers.4Don"tshowSamyourhomework.5TakeSallythesemagazines.6Giveyourfatherthishammer.7Don"tsendthemthesetickets.8Showmethetickets,please.9Don"ttakehimthemagazines.10Pleasegivehimthisvase.B2Yes,he"sgoingtotakeitoff.3Yes,I"mgoingtoturniton.4Yes,she"sgoingtoturnitoff.5Yes,they"regoingtoputthemon.C1Becareful.2Don"tdropthem. Lesson41A(Completedialogue)Sam:Here,putthatheavybagonthischair,Penny.What"sinit?Penny:Apieceofcheese.Aloafofbread.Abarofsoap.Abarofchocolate.Abottleofmilk.Apoundofsugar.Halfapoundofcoffee.Aquarterofapoundoftea.Andatinoftobacco.Sam:Isthattinoftobaccoforme?Penny:Well,it"scertainlynotforme!Babar-chocolate,abottle-milk,atin-tobacco,apound-sugar,halfapound-tea2abarofchocolate3abottleofmilk4atinoftobacco5apoundofsugar6halfapoundofteaCthirty,forty-one,fifty-seven,sixty-five,seventy-two,eighty-six,ninety-eight Lesson42A1any2some3a4A5an6some7a8anyB3Milk?Yes,there"ssomeintherefrigerator.4Avase?Yes,there"soneinthecupboard.5Soap?Yes,there"ssomeinthebathroom.6Amagazine?Yes,there"soneinthebookcase.7Sugar?Yes,there"ssomeinthetinontherightinthecupboard.8Abasket?Yes,there"soneinthelivingroom. Lesson43A(Completedialogue)Sam:Isthereanywaterinthiskettle,Penny?Penny:Yes,thereis.Andthetea"soverthere,behindtheteapot.Canyouseeit?Sam:Yes,andhere"sthetea.Wherearethecups?Penny:Therearesomeinthecupboard.Canyoufindthem?Sam:Yes.Heretheyare.Penny:Hurryup,Sam!Thekettle"sboiling!Bthekitchen:akettle,ateapot,arefrigerator,cups,anelectriccooker,dishes,taps,spoons,plates,knives.forksthelivingroom:atelevision,books,abookcase,armchairsthebedroom:awardrobe,clothes,beds,adressingtableCeighty-one,ninety-seven,ahundredandone Lesson44A1Thereare2Thereis3Thereare4Thereis5Thereare6ThereareB2Arethereanycupsontheshelf?No,therearen"t,buttherearesomeinthecupboard.3Isthereanymilkintherefrigerator?No,thereisn"t,butthere"ssomebehindtheteapot.4Arethereanymagazinesbehindthetelevision?No,therearen"t,buttherearesomeonthefloor.C1Hurryup!2Canyoumakeapotoftea/sometea,please?3(Look!)Thereitis! Lesson45A(Completedialogue)Bob:Canyoutypethisletterfortheboss,please?You:Yes,ofcourseIcan.Bob:Hereyouare.You:Thankyou.-Oh,Bob!Bob:Yes?What"sthematter?You:Ican"ttypethisletter.Ican"treadit!Theboss"shandwritingisterrible!B1infrontof(ornear)2in,behind3on,in4across(orin),along5behind6on,near7outof,into8under,overC5,510,8,000,450,000,200,000 Lesson46A1can,can"t2can,can,can"t,can"tB2Canshemakecakes?No,shecan"tmakecakes,butshecanmakebiscuits.3Cantheywatchtelevision?No,theycan"twatchtelevision,buttheycanlistentothestereo.4Canweeatinthelivingroom?No,you/wecan"teatinthelivingroom,butyou/wecaneatinthekitchen.5CanIsweepthefloor?No,youcan"tsweepthefloor,butyoucancleanthecar.C2Tim,canyouturnonthelightsforme,please?3Bob,canyoumakesomecoffeeforme,please?4Penny,canyougivethechildrentheseicecreams,please? Lesson47A(Completedialogue)Christine:Doyoulikecoffee,Ann?Doyouwantacup?Ann:Yes,please.Christine:Doyouwantanysugar?Ann:Yes,please.Christine:Doyouwantanymilk?Ann:No,thankyou.Idon"tlikemilkincoffee.Ilikeblackcoffee.B1cold2hot3fresh4pure5black6ripe7Scotch8sweetCfirst,second,third,fourth,fifth,sixth,seventh,eighth,ninth,tenth,eleventh,twelfth Lesson48A3Doyoulikeapples?Yes,Ido.Ilikeapples,but1don"twantonenow.4Doyouliketea?Yes,Ido.Iliketea,butIdon"twantanynow.5Doyoulikebiscuits?Yes,Ido.Ilikebiscuits,butIdon"twantonenow.B1Yes,please.2No,thankyou.C(Open-ended,butpossibleanswers)1Yes,Ido./No,Idon"t,butIlikeapples.2Yes,Ido./No,Idon"t,but1likewhitecoffee3Yes,Ido./No,Idon"t,butIlikeItaliancars. Lesson49A(Completedialogue)Butcher:Doyouwantbeeforlambtoday,Mrs.Bird?Mrs.Bird:Beef,please.Butcher:Thelamb"sverygood.Mrs.Bird:Well,Ilikelamb,butmyhusbanddoesn"t.Butcher:Howaboutsomesteak?Thisisanicepiece.Mrs.Bird:Yes,givemethatpiece.Myhusbandlikessteak.B1chicken,beef,mince,lamb,steak2peas,tomatoes,potatoes,grapes,peachesOtherpossibleitems:lettuces,beans,pears,apples,oranges,bananasCthirteenth,fifteenth,seventeenth,nineteenth,twenty-first,twenty-third Lesson50A2DoesPennylikelamb?Yes,shedoes.Shelikeslamb,butshedoesn"tlikesteak.3DoesSamlikepeaches?Yes,hedoes.Helikespeaches,buthedoesn"tlikeapples.4Doyoulikebeef?Yes,Ido.Ilikebeef,butIdon"tlikechicken.5DoesAnnlikegardenpeas?Yes,shedoes.Shelikesgardenpeas,butshedoesn"tliketomatoes.6DoesBoblikemeat?Yes,hedoes.Helikesmeat,buthedoesn"tlikevegetables.B3Yes,Ido,too.Ilikelamb.4No,Idon"t,either.Idon"tlikegardenpeas.5No,Idon"t,either.Idon"tlikepears.6Yes,Ido,too.Ilikepeaches. Lesson51A(Completedialogue)Hans:Wheredoyoucomefrom?You:IcomefromChina.Hans:What"stheclimatelikeinyourpartofthecountry?You:It"sverypleasant.Hans:What"sitlikeinsummer?You:It"salwayshotinJune,JulyandAugust.BJanuary,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,December1SpringinmypartofChinaisfrom⋯⋯to⋯⋯.2SummerinmypartofChinaisfrom⋯⋯to⋯⋯.3AutumninmypartofChinaisfrom⋯⋯to⋯⋯.4WinterinmypartofChinaisfrom⋯⋯to⋯⋯.Ctwenty-second,twenty-fifth,twenty-sixth,twenty-eighth,thirtieth,thirty-first Lesson52ABrazil/Brazilian,England/English,France/French,Germany/German,Greece/Greek,Holland/Dutch,Italy/Italian,Norway/Norwegian,Russia/Russian,Spain/Spanish,Sweden/Swedish2WhatnationalityisMaria?IssheRussian?No,sheisn"t.She"sItalian.ShecomesfromItaly.3Whatnationalityarethey?AretheyGerman?No,theyaren"t.They"reEnglish.TheycomefromEngland.4WhatnationalityisLars?IsheNorwegian?No,heisn"t.He"sSwedish.HecomesfromSweden.B(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1It"salwayspleasanthereinspring.Itoftenrains.2It"salwaysveryhothereinsummer.Thesunalwaysshines.3It"scoldhereinautumn.Itoftenrainsanditsnowssometimes,too. Lesson53A(Completedialogue)Hans:Whichseasondoyoulikebest,Jim?Jim:Ilikesummer.Thedaysarelongandthenightsareshort.Thesunrisesearlyanditsetslate.Idon"tlikeautumn.It"scoldandwet.Hans:Whichseasondoyoulikebest?Why?You:(Open-ended)Bcold-hot,long-short,north-south,late-early,east-west1short2cold3wet4east5West6southC21st,32nd,43rd,54th,65th,70th,81st Lesson54AAustria/Austrian,Canada/Canadian,China/Chinese,Finland/Finnish,India/Indian,Japan/Japanese,Korea/Korean,Nigeria/Nigerian,Poland/Polish,Thailand/Thai,Turkey/Turkish2WheredoesChiekocomefrom?DoesshecomefromKorea?No,shedoesn"t.ShecomesfromJapan.She"sJapanese.3Wheredotheycomefrom?DotheycomefromTurkey?No,theydon"t.TheycomefromThailand.They"reThai.4WheredoesJancomefrom?DoeshecomefromPoland?No,hedoesn"t.HecomesfromAustralia.He"sAustralian.B(Open-ended,butpossibleanswers)1Icomefrom______inChina.2It"snotalwayspleasant.It"softencoldintheNorthandwindyintheEast.It"softenwetintheWestandsometimeswarmintheSouth.3Ilikesummer(best).4Idon"tlikeautumn.5It"salwayscoldandwetinDecember.6It"salwayshot.7IlikeAugustbest.It"shot,andmybirthday"sinAugust! Lesson55A(Completetext)TheSawyersliveat87,KingStreet.InthemorningMr.Sawyergoestoworkandthechildrengotoschool.Theirfathertakesthemtoschooleveryday.Mrs.Sawyerstaysathomeeverydayanddoesthehousework.Shealwayseatsherlunchatnoon.Intheafternoonsheusuallyseesherfriendsandtheydrinkteatogether.BPhrases:stayathome,drinktea,dothehousework,readanewspaper,watchtelevision2Doesshedrinktea3Doesshedothehousework4Doesshereadanewspaper5DoesshewatchtelevisionC1to,from2from,in3In,at4in,in5at,in Lesson56A2Whendoesshegotothevillage?Shesometimesgoestothevillageintheafternoon.3Whendoesyourfathershave?Healwaysshavesinthemorning.4Whendoyourfriendswatchtelevision?Theyoftenwatchtelevisionatnight.B(Open-ended,butpossibleanswers)1Igotoschooleveryday.2Ialwayseatmylunchatnoon.3Idon"tusuallyeatlunchathome.4Icomehomefromschoollateintheafternoon.5No,Ialwaysgotobedlate.6I(usually)domyhomeworkintheevening. Lesson57A(Completetext)ItisanunusualdaytodayfortheSawyers.Thechildrengotoschoolbycareveryday,buttodaytheyaregoingtoschoolonfoot.Theirmother,Mrs.Sawyer,usuallystaysathomeinthemorning,butthismorningsheisgoingtotheshops.Thechildrenusuallydotheirhomeworkat6o"clockintheevening,butthiseveningtheyarenotdoingtheirhomework.Theyareplayinginthegarden.B2It"seleveno"clock.3It"sseveno"clock.4It"sfiveo"clock(intheafternoon/evening).5It"stwelveo"clock.6It"sthreeo"clock(intheafternoon).C1onfoot2shops3homework4moment Lesson58A2Whendoesheusuallydrivetowork?Heusuallydrivestoworkinthemorning.What"shedoingthismorning?Ishedrivingtowork?No,heisn"t.He"swalkingtowork.3Whendotheyusuallygotoschool?Theyusuallygotoschoolintheafternoon.Whataretheydoingthisafternoon?Aretheygoingtoschool?No,theyaren"t.They"restayingathome.4Whendoyouusuallywatchtelevision?I/Weusuallywatchtelevisionatnight.Whatareyoudoingtonight?Areyouwatchingtelevision?No,I"mnot/wearen"t.I"m/We"relisteningtotheradio.B1What"sthetime,please?2Wheredoyoucomefrom?3Wheredoyoulive? Lesson59A(Completedialogue)You:Goodmorning.Iwantsomeenvelopes,please.ShopAssistant:Doyouwantthelargesizeorthesmallsize?You:Thelargesize,please.AndIwantsomepaper.ShopAssistant:Doyouwantalargepadorasmallpad?You:Alargepad/one,please.Andaboxofchalk.ShopAssistant:Isthatall?You:Yes,that"sall,thankyou.B2It"snineo"clock.3It"seleveno"clock(atnight).4It"stwoo"clock(intheafternoon).5It"seighto"clock.6It"steno"clock.C2dajarofhoney3ftwoboxesofchalk4aalargepadofwritingpaper5bthreeloavesofbread6cfourpoundsofpotatoes Lesson60A2Dowewantanyeggs?No,wedon"twantanyeggs,butweneedsomebrownbread.3Doesshewantanyfreshmeat?No,shedoesn"twantanyfreshmeat,butsheneedssomefreshvegetables.4DowewantanyFrenchapples?No,wedon"twantanyFrenchapples,butweneedsomeEnglishpotatoes.5Doyouwantanyhoney?No,Idon"twantanyhoney,butIneedsomebarsofchocolate.B1Doyouwantsteakorlamb?2(Yes,)that"sall,thankyou.3Whatelsedoyouwant? Lesson61A(Completedialogue)Mrs.Williams:Jimmy"sinbed.Mr.Williams:What"sthematterwithhim?Mrs.Williams:Hefeelsill.Mr.Williams:Andhelooksill.Openyourmouth,Jimmy,andshowmeyourtongue.Wemustcallthedoctor.Mrs.Williams:Yes,wemust.Bhave:aheadache,anearache,atoothache,astomachache,atemperature,flu,measles,mumpstake:somemedicinesee:adoctor,adentiststay:inbed,athome(Open-ended,butthesearepossiblesentences)Ihaveabadtoothachetoday.Imusttakeanaspirin.AndImustseeadentist. Lesson62A2Youhaveflusoyoumuststayathome.Youmuststayathomebecauseyouhaveflu.3Shehasatoothachesoshemustseeadentist.Shemustseeadentistbecauseshehasatoothache.4Hehasabadheadachesohemusttakeanaspirin.Hemusttakeanaspirinbecausehehasabadheadache.5Youhavemeaslessowemustcallthedoctor.Wemustcallthedoctorbecauseyouhavemeasles.6IhaveastomachachesoImusttakesomemedicine.ImusttakesomemedicinebecauseIhaveastomachache.B(Open-ended:possibleanswers)1No.Idon"toftenhaveacoldoraheadache.2Yes,Isometimeshaveastomachache.3No,Idon"toftenhaveatoothache.4Mydentist"snameisMr./Mrs.⋯⋯andhis/hertelephonenumberis⋯⋯.5Mydoctor"snameisMr./Mrs.⋯⋯andhis/hetelephonenumberis⋯⋯.6Imuststayinbedandcalladoctor. Lesson63A(Completedialogue)Mrs.Williams:Jimmyisbettertoday,doctor.Doctor:CanIseehim,please,Mrs.Williams?Mrs.Williams:Certainly,doctor.Comeupstairs.Doctor:Hello,Jimmy.Youlookverywell.Youarebetternow,butyoumustn"tgetupyet.Youmuststayinbedforanothertwodays.Youmustn"tgotoschoolyet.andyoumustn"teatrichfood.Andyourmothermustkeeptheroomwarm.Where"sMr.Williamsthisevening?Mrs.Williams:He"sinbed,doctor.Canyouseehim,please?Hehasabadcold,too!B1well2keep3make4getup5have6news7library8bookcase9remain10temperature Lesson64A2No,don"teatanymeat.Youmustn"teatanymeat.Youmusteatfruitandvegetables.3No,don"ttakeanymedicine.Youmustn"ttakeanymedicine.Youmustdrinkwater.4No,don"treadanewspaper.Youmustn"treadanewspaper.Youmustreadagoodbook.5No,don"twatchtelevision.Youmustn"twatchtelevision.Youmustlistentotheradio.B1Youmustn"teatrichfood.2Shedoesn"tdriveveryquickly.3Idon"tlikemedicine.4Theyaren"tgoingtoschool.5Sheisn"tcookingameal.C1Certainly./Ofcourse.2Canyou(comeand)seemysister,please? Lesson65A(Completedialogue)Father:Whatareyougoingtodothisevening,Jill?Jill:I"mgoingtomeetsomefriends,Dad.Father:Youmustn"tcomehomelate.Youmustbehomeathalfpastten.Jill:CanIhavethekeytothefrontdoor,Dad?Mother:Jill"s18yearsold,Tom.She"snotababy.Giveherthekey.Shealwayscomeshomeearly.Father:Oh,allright!Hereyouare,Jill.Here"sthekey.B2It"saquarterpastnine.3It"saquartertoten.4It"saquarterpasttwelve.5It"saquartertoone.6It"shalfpasttwelve.C1myself2yourself3himself4herself5ourselves6yourselves7themselves Lesson66Aat:night,halfpastsix,aquarterpastten,aquartertothree,halfpastfivein:theafternoon,theevening,March,themorning,summer,autumn,September1in,in2at,in,at3at,at,in4in,inB1Howoldareyou?2When"syourbirthday?3What"sthetime?C(Open-ended:possibleanswers)1I"m20(yearsold).2It"sonJuly(the)12thor(the)12th(of)July.3Mymother"sbirthdayis6thMarch.4It"sonAugust(the)10thor(the)10th(of)August.5Mybestfriend"sbirthdayisonMay26th.6He/Sheis19(yearsold). Lesson67A(Completedialogue)Mrs.Johnson:Hello,Mrs.Williams.How"sJimmytoday?Mrs.Williams:He"sverywell,thankyou.Mrs.Johnson:Washeabsentfromschoollastweek?Mrs.Williams:Yes,hewas.HewasabsentonMonday,Tuesday,WednesdayandThursday.Andhowareyouallkeeping?Mrs.Johnson:Verywell,thankyou.We"regoingtospendthreedaysinthecountry-Friday,SaturdayandSunday.B2It"stenpastnine.3It"saquarterpastten.4It"stwentypasteleven.5It"stwenty-fivepasttwelve.6It"shalfpastone.7It"stwentytotwo.8It"saquartertothree.9It"stentofour.10It"sfivetofive.C2Youcanbuysomeatthestationer"s.3Youcanbuysomeatthegreengrocer"s.4Youcanbuyoneatthebaker"s.5Youcanbuysomeatthegrocer"s. Lesson68AMonday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,SaturdayB1Were,wasn"t2was3wasn"t4were,was5wasn"tC1atthe2at3atthe4atthe5at6atthe7atthe8atthe9atthel0atthe11atl2attheD(Open-ended:possibleanswers)1No,Iwasn"t.orYes,Iwas.IwasabsentonWednesday.2IwasathomeonSunday.3No,Iwasn"tatthehairdresser"s.Iwasinthecountry Lesson69A(Completetext)Thereisacarracenearourtowneveryyear.In1995therewasaverybigrace.Therewerehundredsofpeoplethere.MywifeandIwereattherace.Thereweretwentycarsintherace.Itwasanexcitingfinish.ThewinnerwasBillyStewartandhewasincarnumberfifteen.B2Yes,therewas.3Yes,therewere.4No,thereweren"t.5Yes,therewere.6Yes,itwas.7Yes,hewas.8Yes,therewere.C1therewas2therewere3Therewere4Therewas Lesson70A1on:July1st,October26th,Saturday,February16th,Tuesdayin:August,January,1975,June,September,19522at:thebaker"s,thedairy,thehairdresser"s,thegreengrocer"s,church,theoffice,thebutcher"sin:China,Canada,India,France,Turkey,JapanB2Wherewasyourfatherin1996?WasheinEngland?No,hewasn"tinEngland.,HewashereinChina.3WherewereyouonMarch1st?Wereyouatschool?No,Iwasn"tatschool.Iwasathome.4WhereweretheyinNovember?WeretheyinAustria?No,theyweren"tinAustria.TheywereinTurkey.5WherewasJillonWednesday?Wassheattheoffice?No,shewasn"tattheoffice.Shewasathome.6WherewereMr.andMrs.Johnsonattheweekend?Weretheyathome?No,theyweren"tathome.Theywereinthecountry. Lesson71A(Completedialogue)Jane:What"sRonMarstonlike,Pauline?Pauline:He"sawful.Hetelephonedmefourtimesyesterday,andthreetimesthedaybeforeyesterday.Hetelephonedtheofficeyesterdaymorningandyesterdayafternoon.Mybossansweredthetelephone.Jane:Whatdidyourbosssaytohim?Pauline:Hesaid,‘Paulineistypingletters.Shecan"tspeaktoyounow!’ThenIarrivedhomeatsixo"clockyesterdayevening.Hetelephonedagain,butIdidn"tanswerthephone!B1called2enjoyed3climbed4arrived5washed6sharpened7listened8watched9rained10opened,aired Lesson72A2WhendidyoutelephonePauline?Wasitthismorning?No,Ididn"ttelephoneherthismorning.Itelephonedherlastnight.3WhendidJanecleanherroom?WasitMonday?No,shedidn"tcleanherroomonMonday.ShecleaneditonSaturday.4Whendidtheywatchthatfilm?Wasitlastnight?No,theydidn"twatchitlastnight.Theywatcheditthenightbeforelast.5Whendidyoutypethoseletters?Wasitthisafternoon?No,Ididn"ttypethemthisafternoon.Itypedthemyesterdayafternoon.B1What"sJimlike?2Pleasedon"tdrivesoquickly.RevisionlessonA2Heisn"tChinese.3I"mnotgoingtowaitforthem.4Whatcolour"stheirnewcar?5Where"sSusantoday?6Pleasedon"tdropthatvase!7Ican"tseeanycupsinthecupboard.8Shedoesn"twantanychocolate.9Theydon"tcomefromKorea.10Iwasn"tveryhappy.Youweren"there.B1Spanish2Swedish:3shut(orclosed)4light5loaf6butcher"s7dentist8Wednesday9February10autumnC11an2a3an4a5an6an7an8a21some2any3any4any5some6anyD/s/sound:books,tickets,passports,coats,cups,cigarettes/z/sound:ties,days,cars,jobs,rivers,years/iz/sound:buses,churches,offices,countries,dishes,lettucesirregular:women,postmen,shelves,children,feet,teethE2Doyoulikeapples?3Areyoureadingagoodbook?4CanyouspeakEnglish?5Mustyouseeadentistsoon?6WereyouathomeonSunday?7Didyoucleanyourroomyesterday?8Arethereanybiscuitshere? F11at2on3over(oronto)4in5outof6between7across8into21on2in3at4inSatG2j,3h,4g,5i,6a,7d,8e,9c,10bH1Howdoyoudo?2Whatcolourisit?orWhatcolour"syourbag?3WhataboutSally?orWhat"sSallydoing?4(Please)don"tturnontheradio.orDon"tturnon.5Canyouclosethedoor(please),Bob?6(Excuseme,)what"sthe(exact)time,please?7That"sall,thankyou.8Yes,I"mhavingagoodtime,thankyou.orYes,I"menjoyingmyself,thankyou. Lesson73A(Completetext)LastweekMrs.MillswenttoLondon.ShedoesnotknowLondonverywell,andshelostherway.Suddenlyshesawamannearabusstop.‘Excuseme,’shesaid.‘CanyoutellmethewaytoKingStreet,please?’Themansmiledpleasantly.HedidnotunderstandEnglish!HespokeGerman.Hewasatourist.Hereadaphraseslowlyfromhisphrasebook:‘Iamsorry,’hesaidtoMrs.Mills.‘IdonotspeakEnglish.’B2Hespokequickly.3ShewritesEnglishcarefully.4Theyarrivedlate.5Helookedatmeangrily.6HespeaksEnglishverywell.7Hecuthimselfbadly.8Iworkedhardintheoffice. Lesson74Adid,drank,found,gave,went,lost,met,read,said,saw,spoke,swam,took,understood1spoke2lost3met4gave5was6went7drank8saw9understood10found,took11swam12did13cut14read15saidBExcuseme.CanyoutellmethewaytoOxfordStreet,please? Lesson75A(Completedialogue)Lady:Doyouhaveanyshoeslikethese?ShopAssistant:Whatsize,andwhatcolour,madam?Lady:Sizefive,black.SopAssistant:I"msorry.Wedon"thaveany.Lady:Butmysisterboughtthispairlastmonth.ShopAssistant:Didshebuythemhere?Lady:No,sheboughtthemintheU.S.ShopAssistant:Wehadsomeshoeslikethoseamonthago,butwedon"thaveanynow.Lady:Canyougetapairforme,please?ShopAssistant:I"mafraidthatIcan"t.Theywereinfashionlastyearandtheyearbeforelast.Butthey"renotinfashionthisyear.B2unlucky3unpleasant4fashionable5uncomfortable6tidy Lesson76A2A:Sheworeadresslikethat.B:Oh,didshe?Whendidshewearit?A:Sheworeitaweekago.3A:JohnwenttoJapan.B:Oh,didhe?Whendidhego(there)?A:Hewenttherethreeyearsago.4A:Ilostmypassportonce.B:Oh,didyou?Whendidyouloseit?A:Ilostitaboutfiveyearsago.5A:Myfriendsmetafamousfilmstar.B:Oh,didthey?Whendidtheymeethim/her?A:Theymethim/hertwoweeksago.B(Open-ended,butherearepossibleanswers)1Istartedschool15yearsago.2Ifirstwenttothecinema12yearsago.3Ifirstplayacomputergamesixmonthsago.4Itidiedmyroomamonthago! Lesson77A(Completedialogue)Nurse:Goodmorning,Mr.Croft.Mr.Croft:Goodmorning,nurse.Iwanttoseethedentist,please.Nurse:Doyouhaveanappointment?Isiturgent?Mr.Croft:No,Idon"thaveanappointment.Anditisurgent.Ifeelawful.Ihaveaterribletoothache.Imustseethedentistnow,nurse.Nurse:Thedentistisverybusyatthemoment,Mr.Croft.Canyoucomeat2p.m.?Mr.Croft:That"sverylate.Canthedentistseemenow?Nurse:I"mafraidthathecan"t,Mr.Croft.Can"tyouwaittillthisafternoon?Mr.Croft:Icanwait,butmytoothachecan"t!B2Myappointmentwasat3.30p.m.onFriday,2ndOctober.3Herappointmentwasat5.30p.m.onTuesday,3rdJuly.4Theirappointmentwasat6.30onThursday,1stMay.5Hisappointmentwasat8a.m.onMonday,4thNovember. Lesson78Aat:6o"clock,9a.m.,3.30p.m.,5.45,halfpastoneon:Saturday,Wednesday,Thursday,Fridayon:28thFebruary,3rdJuly,1stApril,2ndMayin:August,December,June,May,Octoberin:1953,1972,1984,1965B(Open-ended,butherearepossibleanswers)1Iwenttobedathalfpastelevenlastnight.2Igotupat7a.m./7o"clockthismorning.3Thistermstartedon12thJanuary.4Mylastappointmentatthedentist"swason23rdMarch.5Mylastappointmentatthehospitalwason2ndAugustlastyear.6IstartedHighSchoolin1998. Lesson79A(Expectedanswers)1Sheismakingashoppinglist.2Theyneedalotofthings.3Yes,shemust.4No,theyhaven"t.5Shemustgetsometomatoes.6No,theyhaven"t(gotanymeatatall).7No,sheisn"t.8No,theyhaven"t.BButcher"s:steak,lamb,beef[+mince,chicken,⋯]Greengrocer"s:bananas,apples,gardenpeas[+peaches,vegetables,tomatoes,potatoes,cabbages,lettuces,beans,pears,oranges,flowers,⋯]Grocer"s:jam,butter,cheese[+eggs,honey,biscuits,chocolate,beer,wine,⋯]Newsagent"s:writingpaper,magazines,envelopes[+glue,pens,pencils,newspapers,stationery,⋯]Chemist"s:medicine,aspirins[+soap,shampoo,⋯]Baker"s:bread,cakes Lesson80A2Ihaven"tgotanyeggssoImustgotothegrocer"stogetsome.Imustgotothegrocer"stogetsomeeggsbecauseIhaven"tgotany.3Carolhasn"tgotanypotatoessoshemustgotothegreengrocer"stogetsome.Carolmustgotothegreengrocer"stogetsomepotatoesbecauseshehasn"tgotany.4Tomhasn"tgotanysteaksohemustgotothebutcher"stogetsome.Tommustgotothebutcher"stogetsomesteakbecausehehasn"tgotany.5TomandCarolhaven"tgotanymoneysotheymustgotothebanktogetsome.TomandCarolmustgotothebanktogetsomemoneybecausetheyhaven"tgotany.B(Open-ended,butherearepossiblesentences)1Imustgotothenewsagent"sonFridaytogetsomemagazines.2Imustgotothechemist"sonSaturdaytobuysomesoapandsomemedicine.3Imustgotothegrocer"stomorrowafternoontobuysomeeggsandcheese.4Imustgotothebutcher"sonSaturdaytogetsomemeat.5Imustgotothegreengrocer"sthiseveningtogetsomefruitandvegetables. Lesson81A(Completedialogue)Sam:Hi,Carol!Where"sTom?Carol:He"supstairs,He"shavingabath.Tenminuteslater.Tom:Hello,Sam.Haveacigarette.Sam:No,thanks,Tom.Tom:Haveaglassofwhiskythen.Sam:OK.Thanks.Tom:Isdinnerready,Carol?Carol:It"snearlyready.Wecanhavedinnerseveno"clock.B2Sheishavingacupoftea.3Weusuallyhavebreakfastat7.30.4Ihadsomemilkanhourago.5Wehadagreatsummerholiday!6Theyarehavingagoodtime.C560,603,740,890,912,1,250 Lesson82A(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1I/Weusuallyhavebreakfastat6.30a.m.2Iusuallyhaveasnack.3I/Weusuallyhavedinnerat7.4Ihaveahaircuteverymonth.5Ilasthadahaircuttwoweeksago.6WehaveEnglishlessonsonTuesdayandThursday.7Wehadaholidaylastyearin[place].8Ihadapartyformylastbirthday.B1I"mnearlyready.2What"sthematter?3Well,Ihaven"tgotmuch(money)either. Lesson83A(Expectedanswers)1No,hedoesn"t.2Becausehehasalreadyhadlunch.3Hehadlunchathalfpasttwelve.4Yes,hehas.5Hehadacup(ofcoffee)afterhislunch.6They"repackingtheirsuitcases.7They"regoingtoleavetomorrow.(They"regoingtohaveaholiday.)8Yes,hehas.B1home2atschool3home4aholiday5home6athome7toschool8onholiday9home Lesson84A3Acupofcoffee?That"sverykind.Thankyouverymuch.4Somebiscuits?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadsome.5Aglassofbeer?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadone.6Lunchwithyou?That"sverykind.Thankyouverymuch.7Acake?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadone.8Somehoneyonmybread?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadsome.9Somepotatoes?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadsome.10Aglassofwater?That"sverykind.Thankyouverymuch.11Anicecream?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadone.12Somecheese?No,thankyou.I"vejusthadsome.B1Let"sgointothelivingroom.2Excusethemess. Lesson85A(Expectedanswers)1No,hehasn"t.2Hehasjustbeentothecinema.3‘ParisintheSpring’.4Yes,hehas.5Hesawit(ontelevision)lastyear.6No,it"sabeautifulcity.7No,hehasn"t.8Yes,hehas.9HewasthereinApril.10Itwasawful.Itrainedallthetime.B1onthe2tothe3on4in5on6to7on8tothe Lesson86A2HaveyoueverbeentoLondon?Yes,Ihave.Iwastherein1997.3HasCaroleverbeentoAustralia?No,shehasn"t.ShehasneverbeentoAustralia.4HaveyourfriendseverbeentoEngland?Yes,theyhave.Theyweretheresixmonthsago.5HaveSamandCaroleverbeentoChina?No,theyhaven"t.TheyhaveneverbeentoChina.B2hasalreadytyped,typed3havealreadycleaned,cleaned4hasalreadycooked,cookedC1What"sonattheRoxyCinemathisweek?2Whatwasit/thefilmlike? Lesson87A(Completedialogue)Mr.Wood:Goodmorning.Ismycarreadyyet?Attendant:Goodmorning.Idon"tknow,sir.What"sthenumberofyourcar?Mr.Wood:It"sLFZ312G.Attendant:Whendidyoubringitintous,sir?Mr.Wood:Ibroughtitinthreedaysago.Haveyourmechanicsfinishedyet?Attendant:No,they"restillworkingonit.Let"sgointothegarageandhavealookatit.Twominuteslater.Isn"tthatyourcar?Anddidn"tyouhaveacrash?MrWood:Yes,that"sright.Idroveintoalamp-post.Canyourmechanicsrepairit?Attendant:Well,they"retryingtorepairit,sir.Buttotellyouthetruth,youneedanewcar!B1bring2tell3still4had5attendant6rode7repair Lesson88A2Havetheyseen‘StarWars’yet?No,theyhaven"tseenityet.3Hasshefoundanewjobyet?Yes,shehas.Shefoundoneaweekago.4Hashemetyourfamilyyet?Yes,hehas.He"sjustmetthem.5HaveyouheardthenewsaboutKenyet?Yes,Ihave.Iheardaboutityesterday.B(Open-ended,butherearepossibleanswers)1Yes,Ihave.I"vealreadyreadtwoEnglishbooks.2No,I"veneverhadacrash.3Yes,I"vebeentotheU.S.A.,butIhaven"tbeentotheU.K.yet.4IhavebeentoJapanandKorea.5No,Ihaven"twatchedoneprogramme.6Yes,Ihavejustfinishedit. Lesson89A(Expectedanswers)1Yes,itis.2Yes,Idid.3Hehaslivedinthehouse/therefortwentyyears.4Hehaslivedinthehouse/theresince1976.5Hewantstosellthehousebecausehehasjustretiredandhewantstobuyasmallhouseinthecountry.6Itcosts￡68,500.7Yes,Ido.8Ican"tdecide(yet).Bfor:threehours,twoweeks,tenminutes,fiveyears,amonthsince:lastMay,Sunday,1998,1stJanuary,March1Since2Since3For4For5Since Lesson90A2Hashetakenhismedicineyet?No,hehasn"ttakenityet.3Hassheeatenhersupperyet?Yes,shehas.Sheateittenminutesago.4Haveyouspokentotheteacheryet?Yes,I"vejustspokentohim/her.5Havetheyboughttheirnewcaryet?No,theyhaven"tboughtityet.6Haveyoureadthisbookyet?Yes,Ihave.Ireaditsixmonthsago.B1Howmuchisit?orHowmuchdoesitcost?2MayIlookatit/seeit,please?3Howlonghaveyoulivedhere? Lesson91A(Completedialogue)Catherine:HasIansoldhishouseyet?Jenny:Yes,hehas.Hesolditlastweek.Catherine:Hashemovedtohisnewhouseyet?Jenny:No,notyet.He"sstillhere.He"sgoingtomovetomorrowafternoon.I"llmisshim.He"salwaysbeenagoodneighbour.Linda:Yes,he"saveryniceperson.We"llallmisshim.Catherine:Whenwillthenewpeoplemoveintothishouse?Jenny:Ithinkthatthey"llmoveinthedayaftertomorrow.Linda:WillyouseeIantoday,Jenny?Jenny:Yes,Iwill.Linda:Pleasegivehimmyregards.Catherine:PoorIan!Hedidn"twanttoleavethishouse.Jenny:No,hedidn"twanttoleave,buthiswifedid!B/s/sound:mechanics,garageattendants,shopassistants,lamp-posts/z/sound:neighbours,cars,days,cinemas,films,vegetables/iz/sound:houses,garages,crashes,cities,suitcasesirregular:knives,housewives,women.children Lesson92A2Didhegotoworkyesterday?No,hedidn"t.Buthe"llgotoworktomorrow.3Hasshe.soldherhouseyet?No,shehasn"t.Butshe"llsellitnextmonth.4Didyouhaveahaircutlastweek?No.Ididn"t.ButI"llhaveone/ahaircutnextweek.B2We"ll3Iwon"t4I"mgoing5He"s6Ithasn"t7Wehaven"t8Hedidn"tC1Pleasegivehermyregards.2PoorJohn! Lesson93A1He"sournewnext-doorneighbour.2He"sapilot.3HewasintheK.A.F.4HewillflytoNewYork.5(Themonthafternext)he"llflytoTokyo.6(Atthemoment)he"sinMadrid.7(Aweekago)heflewtoSpain.8He"llreturntoLondontheweekafternext.9He"s41yearsold.10Hehasalreadybeentonearlyeverycountryintheworld.11No,sheisn"t.12Becausesheusuallystaysathome.BTokyo-Japan,Berlin-Germany,Bombay-India,Sydney-Australia,Madrid-Spain,Moscow-Russia,Rome-Italy,Geneva-Switzerland,Paris-France,Beijing-China,Athens-Greece(PossiblesentencesaboutNigel)2NextmonthhewillflytoNewYorkinAmerica.3Themonthafternexthe"llflytoTokyoinJapan.4LastyearhewenttoSydneyinAustralia.5AmonthagoheflewtoGenevainSwitzerland. Lesson94A2SheflewtoParislastmonthandshe"llflythereagainnextmonth.3IdrovetoRomelastyearandI"lldrivethereagainnextyear.4WewenttoSydneytwoyearsagoandwe"llgothereagaintheyearafternext.5MyfriendflewtoTokyotheyearbeforelastandhe"ll/she"llflythereagaintheweekafternext.6MyfamilyandIstayedinLondonlastAugustandwe"llstaythereagainnextAugust.B(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1I"vebeentothreebigcitiesinChina.2IshallreturntoBeijingnextyear.3I"llhaveahaircutnextSaturday.4Ishalldomyhomeworkthisevening.5Ishallgetupat6.15tomorrowmorning.6I"lltelephonemyfriend⋯⋯athalfpastninethisevening. Lesson95A(Completedialogue)George:TworeturnticketstoLondon,please.Whattimewillthenexttrainleave?Attendant:Atnineteenminutespasteight.George:Andwhichplatformdoesitgofrom?Attendant:PlatformTwo.Youmustgooverthebridge.George:Thenexttrainwillleaveateightnineteen.It"sonlythreeminutestoeightnow.We"vegotplentyoftime.Ken:Good.Let"sgoandhaveadrink.There"sabarnextdoortothestation.Later.George:Wehadbettergobacktothestationnow,Ken.Porter:Tickets,please.George:WewanttocatchtheeightnineteentoLondon.Porter:You"vejustmissedit!George:What!It"sonlyaquarterpasteight.Porter:I"msorry,sir.Thatclock"stenminutesslow.B1return2Platform3catch4porter5leave6have Lesson96Atwenty-sixminutestoeight,oneminutepasttwelve,nineminutespastthree,fourminutestotwo,twenty-oneminutespastfiveB2I"llflytoRomeintwoyears"time.3It"llleaveforMoscowintenminutes"time.4She"llgobackhomeinaweek"stime.5ThenexttrainfromheretoLondonisinsixhours"time.C1What"stheexacttime?2We"dbetterwalktoschool. Lesson97A(Expectedanswers)1(Heleft)asuitcase(onthetrain).2Theotherday.3Yes,hecan.4No,itisn"t.It"sasmallbluecase.5It"sgotazip.6There"salabelonthehandle.7Mr.Hall"snameandaddress.8DavidHall,83,BridgeStreet.9(Hemustpay)threepoundsfiftypence/￡3.50.10‘Thiscasedoesn"tbelongtome!You"vegivenmethewrongcase!’B2Yes,it"salargegreenbagwithasmallwhitelabelonit.3Yes,it"sasmallredhandbagandit"sgotawhitezip.4Yes,it"salongblackumbrellawithabrownhandle. Lesson98A2Doesthatsuitcasebelongtoher?No,itisn"thers.Ithinkit"shis.3Dothesepencilsbelongtous?No,theyaren"tours.Ithinkthey"retheirs.4Dotheseticketsbelongtothem?No,theyaren"ttheirs.Ithinkthey"reours.5Doesthisbookbelongtoyou?No,itisn"tmine.Ithinkit"sJohn"s.Bsixteenminutespastten,oneminutetothree,elevenminutespastsevenC1Canyoudescribeit?2CanIseeit?orLetmeseeit.3What"syouraddress? Lesson99A(Completedialogue)Andy:Ow!Lucy:What"sthematter,Andy?Andy:Islippedandfelldownstairs.Lucy:Haveyouhurtyourself?Andy:Yes,Ihave.IthinkthatI"vehurtmyback.Lucy:Tryandstandup.Canyoustandup?Here.Letmehelpyou.Andy:I"msorry,Lucy.I"mafraidthatIcan"tgetup.Lucy:Ithinkthatthedoctorhadbetterseeyou.I"llphoneDr.Carter.Twominuteslater.Lucy:Thedoctorsaysthathewillcomeatonce.I"msurethatyouneedanX-ray,Andy.Bstandup-sitdown,well-ill,hot-cold,right-wrong,buy-sell,small-large2wrong3standup4sell5ill Lesson100A2Shethinksthatshe"sgotacold.3IknowthatIneedanX-ray.4Weknowthathecanswimwell.5Theybelievethatsheisill.6Iamsurethathewillsellhishouse.7Iamsurethatsheisathometoday.8Iamsorrythatsheisill.9Iamafraidthatyouarewrong.10Iunderstandthatyouneedmoney.B1myself2yourself3himself4herself5ourselves6yourselves7themselves8himselfC(Open-ended,butherearepossibleanswers)1IhurtmyselflastMonday.2Islippedandfelldownatschool.3Isawthedoctor6monthsago.4Yes,IhavehadanX-ray.IhadanX-ray/one Lesson101A(Expectedanswers)1ShereadsacardfromJimmy.2(Hehasjustarrived)inScotland.3(Heisstaying)ataYouthHostel.4ItistheYouthHostelsAssociation.5Yes,heis.6‘I"llwritealettersoon.Ihopeyouareallwell.’7No,shecan"t.8Shemustspeakup.9No,hedoesn"t.10Hecan"twriteverymuch.orNotverymuch.B1arrived2staying3Youth4much5speakup6write7Scotland8member Lesson102A2Shethinksshe"sgotacold.3IknowIneedanX-ray.4Weknowhecanswimwell.5Theybelievesheisill.6Iamsurehewillsellhishouse.7Iamsuresheisathometoday.8Iamsorrysheisill.9Iamafraidyouarewrong.10Iunderstandyouneedmoney.B(Possiblepostcard)DearPenny,IhavejustarrivedinLondonandI"mstayingattheRoyalHotel.I"llwriteyoualonglettersoon.Ihopeyouandyourparentsareallwell.Love,[yourname]C1I"mafraidIcan"thearyou.2Ithink(that)youhadbetterseeadoctor. Lesson103TheFrenchtestA(Complete,dialogue)Gary:Howwastheexam,Richard?Richard:Nottoobad.IthinkIpassedinEnglishandMathematics.Thequestionswereveryeasy.Whataboutyou,Gary?Gary:TheEnglishandMathspapersweren"teasyenoughforme.IhopeIhaven"tfailed.Richard:IthinkIfailedtheFrenchpaper.Icouldanswersixteenofthequestions.Theywereveryeasy.ButIcouldn"tanswertherest.Theyweretoodifficultforme.Gary:Frenchtestsareawful,aren"tthey?Richard:Ihatethem.I"msureI"vegotalowmark.Gary:Oh,cheerup!Perhapswedidn"tdotoobadly.Bpass-fail,easy-difficult,low-high,write-read,top-bottom2fail3difficult4low5Read6top Lesson104A2TheMathstestwaseasyenoughforhertopass,buttheFrenchtestwastoodifficult(forhertopass).3Thepearsweresoftenoughforthemtoeat,buttheapplesweretoohard(forthemtoeat).4Thesmallonewaslightenoughformetocarry,butthebigonewastooheavy(formetocarry).5Theblackonesweresweetenoughforustoeat,butthegreenonesweretoosour(forustoeat).B(Open-ended,butherearepossiblesentences)1Threeweeksago.2Ifailedit,I"mafraid.3Itwastoodifficultforme.4Iamoldenough,butIdon"tbelongtoasportsclub.5No,Iamstilltooyoungtodriveacar.6Yes,Iamnowoldenoughtorideamotor-bike. Lesson105A(Completedialogue)TheBoss:Where"sSandra,Bob?Iwanther.Bob:Doyouwanttospeaktoher?TheBoss:Yes,Ido.Iwanthertocometomyoffice.Tellhertocomeatonce.Sandra:Didyouwanttoseeme?TheBoss:Ah,yes,Sandra.Howdoyouspell‘intelligent’?Canyoutellme?Sandra:I-N-T-E-L-L-I-G-E-N-T.TheBoss:That"sright.You"vetypeditwithonlyone‘L’.Thisletter"sfullofmistakes.Iwantyoutotypeitagain.Andhere"salittlepresentforyou.It"sadictionary!B1full2stupid3wrong4dictionary5sorry6speakC(Open-ended) Lesson106A2Iwantthemtowatchthisfilm.Idon"twantthemtomissit.3Iwanthertotypethisletteragain.Idon"twanthertosendit.4Iwanthimtoanswerallthequestions.Idon"twanthimtoforgetany.B2Tellhimtodrivecarefully.Tellhimnottodrivefast.3Tellthemtoanswerthequestions.Tellthemnottouseadictionary.C1Howdoyouspellyourname?2I"msorryaboutthat. Lesson107A(Expectedanswers)1Yes,shedoes.(Shelikesitverymuch.)2Yes,shedoes.3No,itisn"t.It"stoosmallforher.4No,shehasn"t.She"sgotashortskirt.5‘Shortskirtsareinfashionnow.’6Yes,itis.7It"ssmallerthanthebluedress.8No,itdoesn"tsuitheratall.9Thebluedressisprettier.Shethinksthebluedressisprettier.10‘Couldyoushowmeanotherbluedress?’11No,shehasn"t(gotalargerdress).12‘Thisisthelargestdressintheshop.’B(Open-ended) Lesson108A2Thisskirtispretty,butthatoneisprettier,andtheredoneistheprettiestintheshop.3Maryislucky,butKenisluckier,andTom"stheluckiestpersonIknow.4TheFrenchtestwaseasy,buttheMathstestwaseasier,andtheEnglishtestwastheeasiestwe"vehadforalongtime.5Paulhadalowmark,butSophiehadalowermark,andpoorHanshadthelowestmarkintheclass.6Lastsummerwashot,butthesummerbeforethatwashotter,andthissummeristhehottestwe"vehadforalongtime.B(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1Iamolderthanmyfriend⋯⋯.2Myfriend⋯⋯istallerthanme.3ThecleverestpersonIknowismygrandfather.4ThehottestmonthisusuallyJulyandthecoldestmonthisusuallyFebruary. Lesson109A(Completedialogue)Charlotte:ShallImakesomecoffee,Jane?Jane:That"sagoodidea,Charlotte.Alittlelater.Charlotte:Thecoffee"sready.Doyouwantanymilk?Jane:Yes,justalittle,please.Charlotte:Whataboutsomesugar?Twoteaspoonfuls?Jane:Oh,no,lessthanthat.Oneandahalfteaspoonfuls.That"senoughforme.Thatwasverynice.Charlotte:Wouldyoulikesomemore?Jane:Yes,please.I"dlikeacigarette,too.MayIhaveone?Charlotte:Ofcourse.Ithinkthereareafewinthatbox.Oh,no,I"msorry.I"mafraidit"sempty.Jane:Itdoesn"tmatter.I"llhaveabiscuitinstead.B1made2idea3advice4pity5less6instead Lesson110A2Yourmealwasbad,butminewasworse,andJane"swastheworstofall.3Youhadverylittlemeat,butIhadless,andJanehadtheleastofall.4Ihadveryfewvegetables,butyouhadfewer,andJanehadthefewestofall.5HerEnglishletterhadalotofmistakesinit,butyourshadmore(mistakes),andminehadthemost(mistakes)ofall.B1Hashegot2She"sgot3Theyhaven"tgot4Haveyougot5Ihaven"tgot6hasn"tgot Lesson111A(Expectedanswers)1Yes,hedoes.(Helikesitverymuch.)2It"sthemostexpensivemodelintheshop.3(Itcosts)￡500.4Yes,itis.5No,theycan"t.6No,itisn"t.It"slessexpensive.7No,itisn"t.8Hereallywantstobuytheexpensiveone.9Yes,theycan.10Theycanpayadepositof￡30andthen￡14amonthforthreeyears.11Yes,shedoes.12Shedoesn"tliketheprice.B1afford2millionaire3deposit,instalments4price5model Lesson112A2It"smoreexcitingthanthefirstrace.Ithinkit"sthemostexcitingraceI"veeverseen.3Itwaslessdifficultthantheothers.Ithinkitwastheleastdifficulttestwe"ve/I"veeverhad.4It"smoreinterestingthanmanyothercities.Ithinkit"sthemostinterestingcityI"veeverbeento.B2TheFrenchtestwasasdifficultastheMathstest,butitwasn"tasdifficultastheEnglishtest.3GaryisasoldasPenny,butheisn"tasoldasSandra.4Thegreenapplesareassweetastheyellowones,buttheyaren"tassweetastheredones. Lesson113A(Completedialogue)Conductor:Fares,please!Man:TrafalgarSquare,please.Conductor:I"msorry,sir.Ican"tchangeaten-poundnote.Haven"tyougotanysmallchange?Man:I"vegotnosmallchange,I"mafraid.Conductor:I"llasksomeofthepassengers.Afewminuteslater.Conductor:I"mverysorry,sir.Youmustgetoffthebus.Noneofourpassengerscanchangethisnote.They"reallmillionaires!Twotramps:Exceptus.1stTramp:I"vegotsomesmallchange.2ndTramp:SohaveI.B2e,3c,4f,51,6i,7a,8k,9j,10d,11b,12h Lesson114A2No,therewerenoenvelopesinthedesk.Therewerenoneatall.3No,Ihavenomilk.Ihavenoneatall.4No,therearenopeopleonthatbus.Therearenoneatall.B2NeitheramI.3SohaveI.4NeitherhaveI.5SowasI.6NeitherwasI.7SodidI.8NeitherdidI.9SocanI.10NeithercanI.11SodoI.12NeitherdoI.C1Haveyougotanysmallchange? Lesson115A(Expectedanswers)1‘Isn"tthereanyoneathome?’2Yes,itis.3No,he"ssurethere"snooneathome.4Theyinvitedthemtolunch.5Shetellshimtolookthroughthewindow.6(Shesays:)‘Canyouseeanything?’7No,nothingatall.8Yes,shedoes.9‘Let"strythebackdoor.’10Everyone(is).11Inthegarden.12Becauseit"sniceandwarm.13Yes,hedoes.14Shesaysthere"snoneleft.15Hecanhavelemonade.16Yes,sheis.B1Knock2invite3joking4getoff Lesson116A2asomebody3banything4banyone5csomething6aeverybody7csomewhere8banybody9cEverythingl0anothing11bsomethingB1MayIhaveaglassoflemonade,please?2Canyouseeanything? Lesson117A(Completetext)Whenmyhusbandwasgoingintothediningroomthismorning,hedroppedsomecoinsonthefloor.Therewerecoinseverywhere.Welookedforthem,butwecouldnotfindthemall.Whilewewerehavingbreakfast,ourlittleboy,Tommy,foundtwosmallcoinsonthefloor.Heputthembothintohismouth.Webothtriedtogetthecoins,butitwastoolate.Tommyhadalreadyswallowedthem!Laterthatmorning,whenIwasdoingthehousework,myhusbandphonedmefromtheoffice.‘How"sTommy?’heasked.‘Idon"tknow,’Ianswered.‘Tommy"sbeentothetoiletthreetimesthismorning,butIhaven"thadanychangeyet!’B1thebedroom2thelivingroom3thebathroom4thekitchen5thediningroom6thegarage Lesson118A2wasgettingoff3rang4werecooking5wereallhaving6wasraining7remembered8wasmakingB2Myfriendbrokehislegwhen/whilehewasplayingfootball.3Weweredrivingintothecitywhenwehadanaccident.4Shewasleavingthehousewhenthetelephonerang.C(Open-ended,butthesearepossibleanswers)1Iwastalkingtosomefriends.2Thepostmanbroughtmealetter.3No,Ididn"tmeetanyone. Lesson119A(Expectedanswers)1Ithappenedtoafriendoftheauthor"sayearago.2(Hisnamewas)George.3Hewasreadinginbed.4Twothievesclimbedintohiskitchen.5(Theywentintothediningroom)aftertheyhadenteredthehouse.6Becauseitwasverydark.7(Theyheard)avoice.8(Someonecalled:)‘What"sup?What"sup?’9Theydroppedthetorchandranawayasquicklyastheycould.10Yes,hedid.11Hecamedownstairsquickly.12No,hecouldn"t.13Theyhadalreadygone.14George"sparrot,Henry,wasstillthereandthethieveshadheardhim.Bwomen,thieves,milkmen,pence/penniesstories,voices,prices,cases,torches,countries,boxes,dresses Lesson120A2hadalreadyheard3wasshaving4hadalreadycut5haddrunk6wasjoking7goton8werewatching9ranaway10hadspentB2Shehadalreadyheardthenewswhenherfriendtelephonedher.orHerfriendtelephonedheraftershehadheardthenews.3WhenIgotthere,theyhadeateneverything!orIgotthereaftertheyhadeateneverything.4Theyhadalreadyfinishedthejobwhenwearrived.orWearrivedaftertheyhadalreadyfinishedthejob.5Whenshearrivedatthestation,thetrainhadalreadyleft.orShearrivedatthestationafterthetrainhadleft. Lesson121A(Completedialogue)Customer:Iboughttwoexpensivedictionariesherehalfanhourago,butIforgottotakethemwithme.Manager:Whoservedyou,sir?Customer:Theladywhoisstandingbehindthecounter.Manager:Whichbooksdidyoubuy?Customer:Thebookswhichareonthecounter.Manager:Didyouservethisgentlemanhalfanhourago,Caroline?Hesayshe"sthemanwhoboughtthesebooks.Caroline:Ican"tremember.ThemanwhoIservedwaswearingahat.Manager:Haveyougotahat,sir?Andwouldyouputiton,please?Now,Caroline,isthisthemanthatyouserved?Caroline:Yes.Irecognizehimnow!B2Whobought3Whodidyousee4Whodidshe Lesson122A2Iwanttospeaktothegirlwho/thatservedmeyesterday.3Wedidtheexerciseswhich/thatyoucanseeonpage244.4I"m/We"regoingtobuythetelevisionwhich/thatyoucanbuyoninstalments.5I/Werangthedoctorwho/thatlivesonthecornerofourstreet.6I/Wesawthefilmwhich/thatisonattheRoxyCinema.7I"m/We"retalkingabouttheactresswhom/thatwesawinafilmlastweek.8I/Wewantedtobuythecarwhich/thattheysoldyesterday.B1Allright.orYes,ofcourse.2I"msorry.Ican"tremember.3Wouldyouhelpmewiththis(desk),please? Lesson123A(Expectedanswers)1No,it"saphotographhetookduringhistriptoAustralia.2Theyarepeoplehemetduringthetrip.3It"stheshiphetravelledon.4He"sthemanhetoldScottabout.(HeofferedhimajobinAustralia.)5Hegrewabeard.6Heshaveditoff.7(Because)hiswifedidn"tlikeit.B1offered2trip3grows4serves5turnedon6customer7recognize Lesson124A2That"sthegirlImetyesterday.3Thisisthebookwetalkedabout.4ThosearethepeoplewewenttoLondonwith.5ThisistheprogrammeIoftenlistento.6That"sthechairthepresidentsaton.7That"stheplaneIflewtoAmericain.8ThosearethewomenIspoketoyouabout.B1Whatagoodidea!2Whatanexcellentphotograph!3Whatabeautifulgirl! Lesson125A(Completedialogue)Susan:Can"tyoucomeinandhaveteanow,Peter?Peter:Notyet.Imustwaterthegardenfirst.Susan:Doyouhavetowateritnow?Peter:I"mafraidImust.Lookatit!It"sterriblydry.Susan:Whatanuisance!Peter:Lastsummeritwasverydry,too.Don"tyouremember?Ihadtowateriteveryday.Susan:Well,I"llhaveteabymyself.Afewminuteslater.Susan:Thatwasquick!Haveyoufinishedalready?Peter:Yes.Lookoutofthewindow.Susan:It"sraining!Thatmeansyoudon"tneedtowaterthegarden.Peter:Thatwasapleasantsurprise.ItmeansIcarhavetea,instead.B2byyourself3byyourselves4byhimself5bythemselves6byourselves Lesson126A2cyouwillhaveto3adon"thaveto4bdon"tneedto5bhavehadto6aDoesshehaveto7bdoesn"tneedto8cHaveyoueverhadtoB1Whatanuisance!2Look.It"sgoingtorain!3Ihavetogo,too.orImustgo,too.orSomustI. Lesson127A(Completedialogue)Kate:Canyourecognizethatwoman,Liz?Liz:IthinkIcan,Kate.ItmustbeKarenMarsh,theactress.Kate:Ithoughtso.Who"sthatbesideher?Liz:ThatmustbeConradReeves.Kate:ConradReeves,theactor?Itcan"tbe.Letmehaveanotherlook.Ithinkyou"reright.Isn"theherthirdhusband?Liz:No.Hemustbeherfourthorfifth.Kate:Doesn"tKarenMarshlookold!Liz:Yes,shedoes,doesn"tshe!Ireadshe"stwenty-nine,butshemustbeatleastforty.B3Yes,Ithinkso.4No,Idon"tthinkso.5No,Idon"tthinkso.6Yes,Ithinkso.7Ihopeso.8Ihopenot.9Ihopenot.10Ihopeso. Lesson128A2No,I"msureitcan"tbeThursday.ItmustbeFriday.3No,I"msuretheycan"tbeGreek.TheymustbeItalian.4No,I"msurehecan"tbetwenty.Hemustbeabouttwenty-five.5No,I"msureshecan"tbeanactress.Shemustbeashopassistant.6No,I"msureitcan"tbethe13th.Itmustbethe14th.7No,I"msuretheycan"tbedrinkingwine.Theymustbedrinkingbeer.8No,I"msurehecan"tbebuyingthatcar.Hemustbejustlookingatit.B3Yes,sheis,isn"tshe?4No,sheisn"t,isshe?5Yes,shecan,can"tshe?6No,shecan"t,canshe? Lesson129A(Expectedanswers)1Apoliceman(iswavingathim).2HewantsGarytostop.3‘Youmusthavebeendrivingatseventymilesanhour.’4‘Ican"thavebeen.’5Yes,hedid.6Hewasdoingeighty.7No,hedidn"t.8‘Imusthavebeendreaming.’9Shewastellinghimtodriveslowly.10(Hesays:)‘Letmeseeyourdrivinglicence.’11‘Butyou"dbetternotdoitagain.’12Yes,hedoes.(Hesays:)‘I"llcertainlybemorecareful.’B1overtake2speedlimit3sign4drivinglicence5track Lesson130A2can"thavebeen3musthavebeensleeping4can"tbe5can"thavebeendriving6mustbe7musthavebeenreading8can"thavebeen9musthavebeen10can"thavebeendoingB1You"dbettergotothedentist"s.2I"llcertainlywritemorenexttime.3You"dbetternottellyourparents. Lesson131A(Completedialogue)Martin:Whereareyougoingtospendyourholidaysthisyear,Gary?Gary:Wemaygoabroad.I"mnotsure.MywifewantstogotoEgypt.I"dliketogothere,too.Wecan"tmakeupourminds.Martin:Willyoutravelbyseaorbyair?Gary:Wemaytravelbysea.Itmaybecheaper,butittakesalongtime.Martin:I"msureyou"llenjoyyourselves.Gary:Don"tbesosure!Wemightnotgoanywhere!Mywifealwaysworriestoomuch.Who"sgoingtolookafterthedog,thehouseandthegarden?Intheend,westayathomeandlookaftereverything!B1spent,holidays2go,abroad3makeup,yourmind4lookafter,thedog5travels,byair Lesson132A2I"mnotsure.Shemaybecookingthedinner.3I"mnotsure.Hemayhavebeenworkinginthegarden.4I"mnotsure.Shemaybetheyoungestintheclass.5I"mnotsure.Theymayhavebeenwaitingfortheirfriends.6I"mnotsure.Imayhavebeenwrong.7I"mnotsure.We/Imaybegoingabroadthisyear.B(Open-ended,butpossibleanswers)1It(usually)takesmeabouthalfanhour.2Weusuallyspendoursummerholidayswithmyuncleandaunt.3Imaygotothecinemawithsomefriends. Lesson133A(Expectedanswers)1Areporter.orAlanJones.orAlanJones,areporter.2Yes,shehas.3No,sheisn"t.4Sheisgoingtoretire.5Shefeelstired.6No,shedoesn"t.7ShearrivedatLondonAirport.8(Shewaswearing)abluedressandaminkcoat.9Shetoldhim(that)shehadjustmadeanewfilm.10Shesaid(that)shewasnotgoingtomakeanotherone.11Yes,shedid.12Shetoldreporters(that)shefeltverytiredand(that)shedidn"twanttomakeanotherfilmforalongtime.B1told2said3told4said5told Lesson134A2(that)hehadjustmadeanewCD3me(that)hewantedtohavealongholiday4(that)hewasn"tgoingtorecordanymoresongsthisyear5Hetoldme(that)hehadn"tdoneeverythinghewantedtodoyet.6Hesaid(that)someonehadaskedhimtobeinafilmnextyear.B1Let"sgohomenow.2Whatdidshesay?3Iwonderwhy. Lesson135A1Shetoldthem(that)shemightretire.(‘Imay.’)2Shesaidthatshecouldn"tmakeuphermind.(‘Ican"tmakeupmymind.’)3Shesaidshewouldhavetoaskherfuturehusband.(‘Iwillhavetoaskmyfuturehusband.’)4Shesaidherfuturehusbandwouldnotlethermakeanotherfilth.(‘Hewon"tletmemakeanotherfilm.’)B1made2husband3go4getting5retire6introduce Lesson136A2Theysaid(that)theywouldn"tgototownonSaturday.3Hesaid(that)hecouldswimverywell.4Shetoldme(that)herparentswouldbeinLondonnextweek.5Hesaid(that)hecouldn"thearverywellbecauseitwassonoisy.B(Open-ended,butherearepossiblesentences)Myfriendtoldmethathecouldn"tgotothesportsclub.Mysistertoldmeshemightstaywithafriendthisweekend.MyfathertoldusthatwewouldgotoseeourgrandparentsonSunday.Myfriendtoldmehewasgoingtogetanewbike. Lesson137A(Completedialogue)Brian:I"venearlyfinishedthefootballpools,Julie.I"msurewe"llwinsomethingthisweek.Julie:Weneverwinanything,butwhatwillyoudoifyouwinalotofmoney?Brian:IfIwinalotofmoney,I"llbuyyouaminkcoat.Julie:Idon"twantaminkcoat!Iwanttoseetheworld.Brian:Allright.Ifwewinalotofmoney,we"lltravelroundtheworldandwe"llstayatthebesthotels.Thenwe"llreturnhomeandbuyabighouseinthecountry.Julie:Butifwespendallthatmoney,we"llbepooragain.Andwhatwillwedothen?Brian:Ifwespendallthemoney,we"lltryandwinthefootballpoolsagain!B2winning3won4buy5big/large6country7spend8best9abeautiful10lie Lesson138A2Ifit"sniceattheweekend,he"llgo/hemaygototheseaside.3IfI"millnextweek,I"llseeadoctor.4Ifshecan"tmakeuphermind,she"llaskafriend.5Ifhedoesn"tgetthejob,he"llretire.6IfIwinalotofmoney,I"lltraveltoEngland.B(Open-ended,butherearepossiblesentences)IfIwinalotofmoney,I"lltravelaroundtheworld.I"llbuyanewcomputerformyselfandoneeachformybrothersandsistersifIwinalotofmoney.IfIwinalotofmoney,IwillgotoEnglandandthentotheU.S.A. Lesson139A(Expectedanswers)1Yes,heis.2HewantshimtotellMarythey"llbelatefordinnerthisevening.3Sheinvitedthemtodinnerthisevening.4BecauseGraham"sbosswantshimtodosomeextrawork.5ShewantstoknowifMaryneedsanyhelp.6No,hedoesn"t.7JohnSmith,thetelephoneengineer.(He"srepairingGraham"stelephone,line.)B2don"tyou?3doyou?4ishe?5arethey?6won"tshe?7willthey?8didn"tthey?9hashe?10wasn"tshe? Lesson140A2JohnwantstoknowwhyMaryteacheshere.3BenwantstoknowifthatgirlspeaksEnglish.4JuliewantstoknowwhatGrahamiswriting.5Garywantstoknowiftheyarecomingsoon.6Jimwantstoknowwhensheisleaving.7Tomwantstoknowiftheyenjoyedthefilm.8Carolwantstoknowwhentheysawit.9MikewantstoknowifyouhavemetSusanyet.10Peterwantstoknowwhytheyhaven"teatentheirdinner.B1(Yes,)speaking.2I"mafraidIdon"tunderstand.orIdon"tknowwhatyou"retalkingabout. Lesson141A(Completetext)Lastweek,myfour-year-olddaughter,Sally,wasinvitedtoachildren"sparty.Idecidedtotakeherbytrain.Sallywasveryexcitedbecauseshehadnevertravelledonatrainbefore.Shesatnearthewindowandaskedquestionsabouteverythingshesaw.Suddenly,amiddle-agedladygotonthetrainandsatoppositeSally.‘Hello,littlegirl,’shesaid.Sallydidnotanswer,butlookedathercuriously.Theladywasdressedinabluecoatandalarge,funnyhat.Afterthetrainhadleftthestation,theladyopenedherhandbagandtookoutherpowdercompact.B2middle-aged3embarrassed4ugly5smiled6goton7amused8powdercompact9excited10opposite Lesson142A2wasinvitedtoonelastweek3ispaintedeveryyear4waspaintedlastyear5isoftenovertakenontheroad6wasovertakenaminuteago7arewateredeveryday8werewateredyesterdayB2amworried3wasexcited4TareamusedC(Open-ended) Lesson143A(Expectedanswers)1Itissurroundedbybeautifulwoods.2Theycomefromthecitytoseethetownandtowalkthroughthewoods.3Theyhavebeenaskedtokeepthewoodscleanandtidy.4Theyhavebeenplacedunderthetrees.5Theystillthrowtheirrubbisheverywhere.6Hewentforawalkinthewoods.7Yes,itwas.8‘Anyonewholeaveslitterinthesewoodswillbeprosecuted!’B2Yes,itis.3Yes,theydo.4Yes,theyhave.5No,theyaren"t.6Yes,itdid.7No,theyhadn"t.8No,itwasn"t.9Yes,itwas.10Yes,theywill. Lesson144A2No,I"msorry.Theyhaven"tbeentypedyet,buttheywillbetypedthisafternoon.3No.I"msorry.Ithasn"tbeentidiedyet,butitwillbetidiedattheweekend.4No,I"msorry.Theyhaven"tbeeninvitedyet,buttheywillbeinvitednextweek.5No,I"msorry.Hehasn"tbeentoldyet,buthewillbetoldtomorrow.6No,I"msorry.Theyhaven"tbeenfinishedyet,buttheywillbefinishedby6o"clock.B1Havemyshoesbeenrepairedyet?2They"ve/Theyhavealreadybeenemptied.3Itwill/It"llbedonesoon.'