1. education
2. school

Your life
1A
She doesn’t know many people.
Phrases
1 ★ Match the sentences (1–6) with the replies (a–f).
1 These are my sisters, Beth and Amy.
a) Don’t worry, he isn’t dull!
2 How are things?
b) Good, thanks.
3 Do you want to meet my new friends?
c) Nice to meet you. Come on in!
4 What’s he like?
d) Yes, I do. We hang out together at the weekends.
5 Do you like Ian and Dan?
e) See you tomorrow.
6 Bye!
f) That would be great.
Vocabulary: Personality adjectives
2 ★ Choose the correct options, a, b or c.
b) cheerful
marks in exams.
.
a) moody
c) dull
a) impatient
b) lazy
c) sociable
c) mean
very
.
a) talkative
b) sensitive
c) good fun
PL
a) cute
!
E
3 I love baby cats and dogs. They are so
b) serious
.
6 Don’t say unkind things to my little sister – she’s
c) dishonest
3 ★★ Complete the sentences with words from the box. There is one extra word.
• honest • impatient • mean • modest • patient • self-confident • sensible
SA
M
1
b) relaxed
U
a) clever
.
c) selfish
5 We enjoy parties because we’re
2 Don’t leave money on the table. Some people
are
b) intelligent
N
a) bigheaded
b
but he never gets good
IT
1 My best friend is great – he’s always
4 My brother is
What’s your best friend like?
1
George is always
3
2
generous! He’s
never mean.
Nancy is very
.
Ryan doesn’t do crazy
She always tells the truth.
4
5
.
6
Lucy isn’t bigheaded.
Alex is
She’s always
mind speaking in lessons.
.
things. He’s very
. He doesn’t
Lily is always good fun but
don’t ask her to babysit. She
isn’t
with small children!
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Grammar: Present simple and
present continuous
1A
Roundup
6
4 ★ Choose the correct options.
Complete the dialogue.
1 She can’t play football now. Her brother helps /
is helping her with her homework.
2 I never sit with my best friend in class because
he talks / is talking all the time.
3 Right now we watch / are watching our favourite
programme.
4 We don’t go / aren’t going to school on Saturday
or Sunday.
5 Her mum and dad work / are working here for
three months.
6 I’m sorry, I don’t remember / I’m not
IT
remembering your name.
5 ★★ Complete the email with the correct
N
form of the verbs in the box.
U
• be • have • learn • make • not like
• not speak • play • understand • want
• work • write
E
James: Hi, Ethan. 1 How are things? (how/be/things?)
Ethan: Good, thanks.
James: Are you in Year 11 now?
PL
From: Leah
To: Alice
How are things?
SA
M
Hi Alice
I 1’m writing this email on my friend Kate’s
computer. At the moment, Kate
for us. We always
a snack
2
sandwiches with
3
Ethan:
2
James:
3
Ethan:
James:
(who/be/your French teacher?)
It’s the new teacher, Monsieur Brun.
because we
tea or coffee.
There is a new Spanish boy in our class so we
5
lots of new vocabulary in our Spanish
lessons. His name’s Carlos. His mum and dad
6
here for a year. Carlos
very well but he
everything.
8
Carlos and Theo (Kate’s brother)
At the moment, they
English
7
10
9
Ethan: He’s great! 5
(he/speak French/all the time.)
I can hear Kate calling me – she
6
Ethan:
7
(no, he/not be!)
8
(I/like) his lessons because
9
(they/be) good fun. This
week 10
friends.
Lots of love
Leah
(we/write)
some
James: That sounds interesting. 11
(you/work/with a friend?)
Ethan: Yes, 12
help with the snack.
Please write to me soon!
(be/he/scary?)
James:
newspaper articles in French.
tennis in the park.
11
(what/be/he/like?)
4
chocolate spread. We always have fruit smoothies
4
(yes/I/be.)
(I/work/with a new student.)
His name’s Rob.
James: 13
(I/know/him.)
He hangs out with the football team. Here’s
the bus!
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1B
Where are we going?
Grammar: Wh- questions (present simple and present continuous)
1 ★ Choose the correct question word.
2 Who / Where / Which lives
there?
4 Who / Where / What are we?
5 It’s Saturday! Why / What /
How are you waking me up?
3 Where / Which / When shoes
do you like?
PL
E
U
N
IT
1 Who / Where / Which film do
you want to see?
6 When / How / What have you
got under your T-shirt, sir?
3a ★★ Complete the questions with a word
and phrases from the box. There is one extra
word or phrase.
or phrase.
SA
M
2 ★★ Complete the conversation with words
• How much • Who’s • Whose • What does
• How often • How long • What do
Ryan:
1
How often do you fly home to the USA, Mia?
Mia: Not very often because it’s a very long journey.
Ryan:
is the flight from the USA to
2
Britain?
Mia: It’s about six hours.
Ryan: That’s a long time! 3
is a ticket?
Mia: I don’t know because my parents buy the
tickets.
Ryan:
4
you do for six hours? Is it boring?
Mia: No, I usually watch the movie.
Ryan:
5
Mia: I like Zac Efron.
2
old is the London tube? Is it modern?
3
does ‘subway’ mean?
4
does the number 5 bus go?
5
bus goes to Green Park?
6
is the train late?
7
has got our tickets?
8
people live in London?
b ★ Now match the answers (a–h) with the
questions (1–8).
a) About 7,500,000.
b) I don’t know. It often doesn’t arrive on time.
c) I’ve got them! They’re in my rucksack.
1 e) It’s about 1,200 kilometres.
Mia: It means ‘film’!
favourite film – movie – star?
is it from London to Madrid?
d) It goes to Hyde Park.
‘movie’ mean?
Ryan: I know, I’m joking! 6
1 How far
your
f) It’s American English and it means
‘underground’.
g) No, it isn’t. The first journey was in 1863!
h) The number 7 goes there.
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4 ★★ Complete the questions. Use the
1B
Roundup
question words from the box and the correct
form of the verbs in brackets.
7
Read the article and complete the interview.
ZAC EFRON
• what • where • where • which • who • why
Theo: Hi Mum!
Mum: Hi, Theo. 1 Where are (be) you?
Theo: We’re at the bus station.
Mum: We? 2
(be) you with?
Theo: Carlos.
Mum:
(be) you at the bus station?
3
Theo: We’re catching a bus!
Mum: I can guess that! 4
you
(go)?
Theo: We’re going to a football match.
teams
5
(play)?
IT
Mum:
Full name: Zachary David Alexander Efron
Birthday: 18/10/1987
Home: California
Pets: two dogs (Puppy and Dreamer) and a cat
(Simon)
At the moment: relaxing between movies!
Theo: It’s our school against Deacon High School.
time
6
the match
N
Mum:
(finish) ?
U
Theo: I think it finishes at about six o’clock.
Mum: OK. See you later. Bye.
E
Interviewer:
5 ★ Complete the questions and answers.
A: It’s ‘biscuit’.
2 Q: H
d
English?
A: Y
3 Q: W
A: It m
s
d
for ‘cookie’ in British English?
SA
M
1 Q: What’s the w
y
say ‘sidewalk’ in British
‘pavement’.
‘pants’ mean?
‘trousers’.
4 Q: What’s a ‘lift’ called in the USA?
A: It’s
an ‘elevator’.
6 ★★ Complete the text with British English.
Every year, my family has an 1 autumn (fall)
2
(vacation) in London. My dad likes
walking so we don’t travel on the 3
(subway) very often. I want to travel in a black
4
(cab) but dad says they are
very expensive. We always stay in the Adelaide
Hotel – there are lots of stairs and there isn’t
a5
6
a7
(elevator)! We always go to a
(soccer) match and we usually see
(movie).
What’s your full name?
(what / full name?)
Zac:
2
Interviewer:
3
PL
Use your English: Ask for help with
words in English
1
Zachary David Alexander Efron
(when / birthday?)
Zac:
4
Interviewer:
5
(where / live?)
Zac:
6
Interviewer:
7
(who / Simon? be / he / your best friend?)
Zac:
8
Interviewer:
9
!
(how many / pets / you have?)
Zac:
10
Interviewer:
11
(you / make / a film at the moment?)
Zac:
12
Interviewer:
13
(what / do / at the moment?)
Zac:
I’m chilling out between movies.
Interviewer:
14
(what / ‘chilling out’ / mean?)
Zac:
It means relaxing!
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1C
As we were speaking …
Vocabulary: Jobs
Grammar: Past simple and past
continuous; Time markers when,
while/as
1 ★ Choose the odd-one-out.
1 actor
director
teacher
2 doctor
pilot
nurse
3 politician
model
beautician
4 police officer
firefighter
ski instructor
5 shop assistant
reporter
journalist
6 receptionist
secretary
taxi driver
7 chef
vet
waiter
3 ★ Complete the sentences with when or while.
1 While we were waiting outside the cinema, we
saw our Science teacher.
2 I was standing in the queue for tickets
my mobile phone rang.
3
I was watching the film, I ate a big bag
of popcorn.
2 ★★ Who works with these things? Write the
4
names of the jobs.
the film finished, everyone was crying.
we were
IT
5 We talked about the film
walking home.
I was
N
6 I thought about the film a lot
falling asleep.
U
4 ★★ Complete the sentences with the
1 engineer
E
correct form of the verbs in brackets.
3
SA
M
PL
2
1 While the vet was looking (look) at my cat, it
jumped (jump) off the table.
4
2 As the actor
5
7
6
8
(leave) the theatre,
some fans
(take) photographs.
3 The robbers
(arrive) while the
cashiers
(count) the money.
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for young actors to be students in her next film, she
1C
lots of stage schools in London
2
and other British towns and cities. She 3
hundreds of teenagers but she didn’t like any of
them! When she 4
4The musician
(forget) the music as
she
(play) in the competition.
home to London
from Belfast, she 5
next to a
journalist on the plane. As they 6
lunch, they 7
about their families.
The journalist 8
the director a
photograph of his two teenage sons. When
the director looked at the photograph, she
the boys were perfect for her film.
9
When the plane 10
the dentist
question while he
(ask) me a
(look) in my mouth?
boys, Louis and Max, 11
father. The director 12
IT
5Why
in London, the
for their
them to be in
the next Dance School film. Their answer? A very
N
loud, ‘Yes, please!’.
U
Extra challenge
6 ★★★ Answer the journalist’s questions.
5
(fall over).
You: Yes, you can.
Journalist: What’s your name?
SA
M
Roundup
Journalist: Can I ask you some questions for my
magazine?
PL
the table, he
(carry) the plates to
E
6As the waiter
Complete the text with the correct form of
the verbs in the box.
• arrive • ask • eat • fly • know • look • see
• show • sit • talk • visit • wait
You: Journalist: Were you born in this town?
You: Journalist: Who do you live with?
You: Journalist: I want to ask about your friends. What
sort of people do you like?
You: Journalist: Did you have the same friends in primary
school?
You: Journalist: How often do you see your friends?
You: Journalist: What were you and your friends doing at
four o’clock last Saturday afternoon?
You: How Louis and Max became film stars
true when they acted in the new film Dance School.
Journalist: One more question about your free
time, which book are you reading at the
moment?
While the director of Dance School 1 was looking
You: Last year two British schoolboys’ dreams came
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W
G
Across cultures
G
SKILLS FOCUS
RIT IN
W
1D
R ITI N
A multi-cultural society
Read
1 ★ Read the texts. Where do Morgan, Tom and Jasmine live?
Morgan:
Tom:
Jasmine:
About 200,000 people leave the UK every year and now about 5.5 million British people live
in other countries. The most popular places are Australia, Spain, the USA and Canada.
Morgan
N
IT
My grandparents moved from Wales to Australia in the 1960s because my
grandad didn’t have a job and they wanted a new life. My mum was born on
the ship while they were travelling here! My dad was born in Australia. My
mum’s parents speak English with Welsh accents. Of course, Mum, Dad and
I all speak Australian English. A lot of the festivals are the same in Britain
and Australia but we also have Australia Day and Anzac (Australia and New
Zealand Army Corps) Day here.
U
Tom
SA
M
PL
E
I live in Poland with my parents and my older sister. My mum’s Polish and
my dad’s Scottish. They met while my mum was studying veterinary science
in Edinburgh. They moved to Gdansk when they got married because mum
wanted to live near her parents. We speak English at home but I speak Polish
at school. We celebrate all the Polish festivals, like Independence Day on
11th November, with my mum’s family. My dad always has a big party on
New Year’s Eve because he’s Scottish.
Jasmine
My grandparents came to Spain in 1990 when they retired because they like
the sunshine, the food and the people. They live in a retirement village near
Malaga. My mum and dad met while they were both working in a factory
in Birmingham. They didn’t like their jobs so they came here in 1992. Now
they work in hotels. I was born here and it’s my home but I have a British
passport. I speak Spanish all the time – I only use English at home. My
family celebrates British festivals. I celebrate Spanish festivals like Twelfth
Night with my friends.
New words
2 ★★ Match the new words (1–7) with the definitions (a–g).
1 Welsh
a) (noun) the medical care of sick animals
2 accent
b) (noun) the state of being free from the control of another country
3 veterinary science
c) (noun) the period of a person’s life when they have stopped working because
4 independence
they are old
5 retire
d) (noun) light or heat from the sun
6 retirement
e) (noun) a way of speaking that shows that a person comes from a particular place
7 sunshine
f) (verb) to stop work because of old age or illness
g) (adjective) relating to Wales and its people
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Comprehension
1D
Write
3 ★★ Complete the information.
Writing tip: Make an ideas map
Remember! Before you start to write, make an
ideas map. This can help you to organise and
plan your writing.
1 When did their family move to another country?
Morgan:
Tom:
Jasmine:
6 ★ Use the notes to complete the text.
2 Why did their family move there?
Where / from?
Hong Kong
Morgan:
Tom:
Jasmine:
Andy Chan Parents’ jobs?
3 Which languages do they speak?
Sports?
plays basketball,
learning tennis
Morgan:
Tom:
mum: teacher,
dad: chef
Family?
two little sisters
IT
Jasmine:
Listen
_______ .
3 Liam’s parents were born in _______ .
5 ★★ Listen again and complete the ideas
SA
M
map with information about Liam.
2 When / arrive at
Cork High School?
3 Why / move?
4 Where /
live now?
1 Where / born?
Liam
Keating
7 What / favourite
sports?
5 Parents’
jobs?
6 School /
difference?
Welcome to Andy Chan!
U
PL
2 Liam’s grandparents travelled from _______ to
E
1 Liam lives in _______ now.
Who’s new?
Listen to Caitlin interviewing Liam, a
new boy in her class. Complete the sentences
with either Ireland or the USA.
N
4★
8 Which / sport /
learning?
Why / move?
parents have jobs here
Andy started at our school four weeks ago.
1
He comes from Hong Kong. The Chan family
moved to Cork because 2
.
3
4
Andy’s mum
and
.
5
Andy
: Yu Ming is nine and San
is five. His sisters go to primary school.
Andy likes sport. He 6
and he
7
.
7 ★★ Read about another new student. Write
an article for the school website.
When / arrive at
Cork High School?
Where / born?
Lodz in Poland
Which sport /
learning?
hockey
What /
favourite
sport?
volleyball
1 month ago
Ewa
Nowak
Why / move?
father’s job
Parents’ jobs?
father: engineer,
mother: housewife
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3
Have you ever made dinner?
Vocabulary: Household jobs
U
Mum: This is terrible! You haven’t 1 done the cleaning !
N
IT
1 ★★ Look at the picture and complete the dialogue.
Sam: Sorry, Mum!
PL
E
Life experiences
3A
Mum: First, take the dirty plates to the kitchen and
.
2
Greg: OK, I’ll do that.
SA
M
Mum: Greg, while you are in the kitchen, please 3
.
All those dirty
T-shirts are yours!
Dad:
Sam, 4
Sam: Yes, Dad. But first I’ll 5
Dad:
the carpet! It’s a mess.
the DVDs.
Good idea! Put the DVDs in the boxes and put the newspapers in the recycling bin. When you finish
that, 6
Mum: Have you 7
.
yet?
Greg: No, we haven’t. Sorry, Mum.
Mum: We’re very disappointed. As a punishment you can 8
.
Grammar: Present perfect simple with time adverbials ever, never, already, just, yet
2 ★ Choose a time adverbial and put it in the correct place in each sentence.
just
1 I’ve had my hair cut. Do you like it? (just/yet)
6 I’ve heard my dad sing. (never/ever)
2 Have you won any money? (never/ever)
7 Your face is red. Have you run all the way?
3 The coffee is very hot. I’ve made it. (just/already)
4 Have you done your homework? (never/yet)
5 I’m not hungry. I’ve eaten five sandwiches.
(yet/just)
8 We haven’t bought our concert tickets.
(never/yet)
(yet/already)
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3A
3 ★★ Look at the pictures.
Write present perfect questions and answers.
1 ever / go / London?
no.
2 ever / see / a film star in the street?
3 do / homework / yet?
no / never / see / a film star.
yes / do / it / already.
Have you ever been to London?
PL
E
U
N
IT
No, I haven’t.
4 ever / spend / m500 on a T-shirt? 5 ever / read / a play by Shakespeare? 6 ever / have / a holiday job?
Roundup
4
yes / read / Hamlet.
SA
M
no / never / have / m500!
yes / have
Jason’s friend Clare is coming for lunch. Read the list and write the sentences. Use the present
perfect with yet, just or already.
1 Jason has already tidied the dining room.
Things to do today!
1 tidy the dining room ✓
2 put flowers on the table ✗
3 choose some music ✓
4 meet Clare at the station ✓
5 make lunch ✓
6 eat lunch ✗
7 go to the cinema ✗
8 take Clare to the station ✗
9 do the washing-up ✗
6 Clare and Jason
2 He
3 He
7 They
4 He
8 He
5 He
9 He
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3B
I’ve just seen Mia.
Phrases
3 ★★ Complete the story. Where necessary,
1a ★ Complete the phrases.
use the past simple.
1 a b i t fed u p
2 l
’s h
3 to h
a r
4 to s
o
5 to be s u
6 Ty
d t
Isaac and Maria had Saturday jobs in the same café.
l!
They 1 got on well so Isaac 2
Maria out.
b ★★ Now complete the conversations with
They fell 3
the correct form of the words and phrases.
They had lots of arguments but they always 4
Conversation 1
up. When they were twenty-one, they got 5
Adam: What’s the matter? You look 1 a bit fed up .
but they still had lots of arguments. After a very bad
Matt: I’ve 2
argument, they decided to 6
borrowed his jacket and left it at the cinema.
Adam: Why don’t you go to the cinema and ask if
U
up. This
up.
to other people. Soon,
however, both Isaac and Maria were bored and
it’s still there.
unhappy so they got 9
PL
E
Matt: Good idea! 3
Conversation 2
from their partners.
Ten years later, Isaac and Maria met again. And
Rosie: Have you bought the tickets yet?
Jade: No, sorry, I forgot.
10
SA
M
do it this morning.
Please remember to do it tomorrow.
Jade: I will. I hope they haven’t 6
again.
Grammar: Present perfect and past
simple
! You always forget! You
4
were 5
time, they didn’t 7
They both got 8
they found it?
Rosie:
N
IT
with my brother. I
and they were very happy.
.
4 ★ Write sentences. Use the present perfect
or the past simple.
1 they / get married / five years ago.
Vocabulary: Relationship words and
phrases
2 ★ Write the phrases in the table.
They got married five years ago.
2 he / ask / her / out / yet?
Has he asked her out yet?
• ask someone • break up • fall in love
• get divorced • get engaged • get married
• get on well • go out • have an argument
• make up
3 they / fall out / yesterday.
4 you / meet / anyone interesting / recently?
5 they / just / get engaged.
with
to
out
ask someone
from
6 they / get divorced / in 2006?
7 they / not agree / a date for their wedding / yet.
8 we / not get on / when we meet
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3B
5 ★★ Complete the conversations with the present
Roundup
perfect or the past simple form of the verbs in brackets.
7
Conversation 1
Complete the emails with the correct
form of the verbs in brackets.
A: 1 Have you spoken (speak) to your boyfriend today?
B: No, but we 2 spoke (speak) yesterday.
C: You look fed up. 3
To: Ed
you and Pete
Hi Ed
2
(just
ry busy! I
I 1have been (be) ve
3
(come)
d. She
meet) a new girlfrien
(ask)
nth. I 4
to my school last mo
ago and, so far, we
her out two weeks
e together.
5
(spend) a lot of tim
house.
(already go) to her
I6
last Saturday.
(have) lunch there
I7
Life’s great!
(break up)?
D: Yes, we 4
(break up) yesterday.
C: I’m sorry.
Conversation 3
E: 5
you ever
(fall) in love at first sight?
F: Yes! I 6
(fall) in love with my wife on the day
Conversation 4
you and Pedro
(get)
Simon
From: Ed
engaged?
H: Yes, he 8
(ask) me last month and I said ‘yes’!
K: In 1990. They 10
(get) married?
PL
E
your parents
(be) married for a long
time.
Conversation 6
they
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(choose) an engagement
SA
M
L: Mike and Kathy 11
ring last Friday.
How are you? I 8
(not hear) from you
recently. How’s your girlfriend?
Ed
(buy) it yet?
To: Ed
Ed,
WEEKS. I
d
Si
Hi Simon
Why don’t you
explain?
k
y
13
(write) a letter and
tell her? It’s best to be
From: Simon
B: Yes, you’re right.
Sent: 24th April
To: Ed
Conversation 2
C: You look 4 m
C: 7 M
Sent: 22nd April
Ed
honest.
D: I’m a 6 b
(not know) what to do.
12
To: Simon
A: 1 You look worried . What’s the matter?
A: 3 W
(not speak) for TWO
11
From: Ed
Conversation 1
to do.
10
April and we
6 ★ Complete the conversations.
B: I lost my sister’s MP3 player. I 2 d
(not see) Annabelle for a long time.
(have) a big argument on 7th
9
We
Use your English: Talk about problems
Sent: 21st April
From: Simon
I
L: No, they haven’t.
w
Sent: 20th April
U
Conversation 5
J: When 9
To: Simon
Hi Simon!
G: Congratulations!
M:
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we met.
G: That’s a nice ring. 7
Sent: 3rd April
From: Simon
Conversation 2
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w
you s
t
m
about my homework.
talk to your teacher.
D: Yes, good idea. I’ll do that.
?
Hi Ed
I
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to Annabelle.
(just write) a letter
Wish me luck!
Si
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3C
Tips which can help.
Vocabulary: Family
1 ★ Complete the words.
1 b r o t h e r -in-law
2 d
4
5 sister-
cée
7 stepb
10
-in-law
-law
8 stepf
3 f
cé
6 s
-in-l
9 s
pmother
psister
2 ★★ Look at the family trees and complete the sentences with family words.
1 Susan was Sylvia’s daughter-in-law .
2 Peter was Elaine and Andy’s
David
.
.
Nina
4 Will is one of Charlotte’s
Peter
(married 1999)
5 Nina is the boys’
.
6 Steve is the boys’
.
Susan
Elaine
Steve
(married 1984) (married 2000)
(divorced 1997)
U
.
Sophia
Charlotte
(born 2001)
(born 2002)
is Lizzy.
8 Lizzy’s
PL
E
7 Tim’s
Andy
N
IT
3 Sophia is Ben, Will and Tim’s
Sylvia
is Tim.
9 Faith is Kate’s
.
10 Faith and Kate are Susan’s
SA
M
.
Kate
Ben
(married 2007) (born 1986)
Faith
Will
(married 2008) (born 2008)
Tim
(born 1991)
(engaged to Lizzy)
Grammar: Defining relative clauses: who, which, that, whose, where
3 ★ Choose the correct options.
This is a photo of my brother Gordon’s
wedding.
We’re all outside the hotel 1which/ where/
that
they got married. You can see the girl
where/
who/whose is now my sister-in-law. Her
name is
Claire. Gordon’s new sister-in-law is the
person
3
which/that/whose hat is flying away!
Behind everyone you can see the restau
rant
4
that/where/which we had lunch. The mea
l
5
who/where/that we had was fantastic!
After the meal, Gordon and Claire dro
ve to
Brighton. It’s a town on the south coast 6
which/
where/whose is a popular place for hol
idays.
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4 ★★ Join the sentences with the relative pronouns
b Then match the sentences (1–6) with
in brackets. Make any other necessary changes.
the photos (a–f).
1 This is the cousin. He works in a bank. (who)
3C
a 1
This is the cousin who works in a bank.
b
2 This is the dress. My stepsister wore it at my party. (that)
3 They are the people. Their daughter married my brother.
(whose)
4 She’s the friend. I’m going on holiday with her. (that)
c
5 Here’s the phone. You left it at my house. (which)
6 This is the person. She introduced me to my fiancé.
N
IT
(who)
d
e
pronoun in the sentences which need them.
PL
E
1 Did you like the girl I introduced you to? ✓
where
2 That’s the room we had the school disco.
U
5 ★★ Tick the correct sentences. Put a relative
3 There’s a café near my school sells great smoothies.
SA
M
4 The boy I met on holiday has sent me a text message.
5 What’s the best book you’ve ever read?
f
6 I got a text message from my cousin lives in Australia.
7 The boy asked her out is called Pete.
Roundup
6a
Rearrange the words to make sentences.
1 the where house my grandparents that is live .
That is the house where my grandparents live.
Extra challenge!
7 ★★★ Complete the definitions.
1 A wedding is an event where two people
get married.
2 is my who lives sister with that the boy next door .
2 A sister-in-law is someone who
3 married aunt man who John is the my .
3 A boyfriend or girlfriend is someone that
4 look woman after whose she is the baby I .
4 A good friend is a person who
5 year that last is cat that had the kittens .
5 An only child is one that
6 which is the car my that bought in 1965 grandparents .
6 An engagement ring is something which
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LI
G
Real-life issue
ST
G
SKILLS FOCUS
LI
3D
EN
ST IN
E NIN
Problems
Read
1 ★ Match the letters, 1 and 2, with the replies a) and b).
2
Dear Teenhelp
I don’t know what to do about our
fifteenyear-old son. My husband says he
is normal
but I don’t agree. He won’t spend any
time
with us. When he comes home, he
goes to
his bedroom where he listens to mu
sic and
uses his computer. His bedroom is
very untidy.
There are clothes, books and school
work on
the floor. When I ask him to tidy his
room or do
the washing-up, he gets angry. I und
erstand
he needs his own space but I’m wor
ried. What
can we do to get our lovely little boy
back?
Mrs Dawson
U
PL
E
Dear Teenhelp
ter who is
I’m worried about my sis
is always looking
fourteen years old. She
hours brushing
in mirrors. She spends
make-up. She
her hair and putting on
but she isn’t.
thinks she is ugly and fat
r and I often joke
She’s a normal teenage
going to look at
with her and say ‘Who’s
t. I’m sixteen and
you!’ but she gets upse
rable when I
I remember feeling mise
worry so much.
was younger but I didn’t
What can I do?
Beth
N
IT
1
a
b
SA
M
I agree with your husband. Your son
is normal. He’s growing up and he
is learning to be independent. Most
teenagers aren’t interested in doing the
cleaning – they are thinking about their
friends, their social life and what they
are going to do at the weekend. I’m
sorry but your ‘lovely little boy’ will never
come back. Be patient and I’m sure your
son will become a lovely young man.
This is a common problem. Lots of
teenagers worry about how they look and
what other people think. It isn’t kind to
make a joke about something your sister
is worried about. Why don’t you explain
that a lot of people worry about their
appearance but it doesn’t spoil their
lives? Say kind things about your sister’s
appearance and clothes so she can build
some confidence.
New words
2 ★★ Match the new words (1–9) with the definitions (a–i).
1 mirror
a) to tidy your hair with a brush
2 brush
b) the way a person looks to other people
3 ugly
c) the things you do outside work or school
4 upset
d) the feeling that you can do something
5 independent
e) not nice to look at
6 social life
f) happening often or found everywhere
7 common
g) feeling unhappy or worried
8 appearance
h) able to do things by yourself
9 confidence
i) a piece of glass which you can look at yourself in
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Comprehension
5 ★★ Listen again and choose the correct
3 ★★ Choose the correct options a, b or c.
options, a, b or c.
1 Mimi
with her dad.
a) breaks up b) gets on c) has arguments
1 Beth’s sister is worried about her
.
a) appearance b) parents c) school work
2 Last week Mimi’s dad was angry about
a) her bedroom b) her homework
c) the washing-up
2 Beth’s sister’s problem is
.
a) imaginary b) normal c) unusual
3 Teenhelp suggests that Beth
.
a) tells her sister some more jokes
b) explains that other people worry, too
c) buys her sister some new clothes
.
3 Mimi
having an untidy bedroom.
a) doesn’t enjoy b) hates c) likes
.
.
4 Fred think Mimi’s father is
a) bossy b) right c) wrong
.
5 Mimi’s dad is also angry because she
a) cooked a meal b) didn’t cook dinner
c) didn’t wash up
.
6 Fred’s advice is to
with her father.
a) fall out b) get on c) make up
N
IT
4 Teenhelp thinks Beth can help her sister
a) choose nice clothes
b) find a boyfriend
c) to be happier
5 Mrs Dawson has written because
a) her son is lovely
b) her husband is angry
c) she is worried
3D
Write
1 write a revision timetable
y
2 do some revision every da
PL
E
7 Teenhelp thinks Mr Dawson is
.
a) right b) wrong c) a bad father
6a ★ Your friend is worried about some exams
next month. Your friend has asked for your help.
Read the suggestions and add two more ideas.
U
6 Mrs Dawson’s son
.
a) never comes home after school
b) won’t spend time with his parents
c) wants to leave home
Listen
SA
M
8 Teenhelp thinks most teenagers don’t want to do
cleaning because they
.
a) have a lot of homework
b) listen to too much music
c) are thinking about other things
Listening tip: Listen for gist
Remember! Listen to the whole recording first,
to get a general idea of the meaning. Then listen
again for detail.
4★
3
4
b ★★ Now write an email to your friend. Use
your ideas and the phrases in the box.
• I think you should …
• Maybe you should …
• Why don’t you …
• I usually …
Listen and choose the correct
options, a or b.
From:
1 Who’s talking?
To:
a) father and daughter
b) two friends
2 What are they talking about?
a) Mimi has had an argument at home.
Hi!
I know you are worri
ed about your exam
s.
b) Fred has had an argument at home.
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He used to play in a band.
Grammar: used to
1 ★ Rearrange the words to make sentences.
1 listen people to to music on cassettes used .
4 used phones to very be big mobile .
People used to listen to music on cassettes.
2 use personal people have computers did to ?
5 to cost did much use how a computer ?
3 use didn’t to go people snowboarding .
6 used cameras use film to .
N
IT
2 ★★ Make sentences. Use the correct form of used to.
6
SA
M
1 he / wear shorts
PL
E
U
Memories
6A
5 their parents / ride bicycles
He used to wear shorts.
2 she / not wear make-up
6 their parents / not have a car
3 they / play with toys
7 they / get on with each other
4 they / not have mobile phones
8 they / not argue with each other
3 ★★ Look at the picture in Exercise 3. Make questions about the twins using the correct form of
used to and write short answers.
1 he / have blond hair?
4 he / have a bicycle?
Did he use to have blond hair?
Yes, he did.
2 she / have short hair?
5 she / wear jeans?
3 be / a tree in the garden?
6 their parents / have a car?
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6A
Grammar: Echo questions
7 ★★ Write the conversation.
4 ★ Match the sentences (1–5) with the echo
1 My parents haven’t given me any pocket money
this week. I didn’t tidy my bedroom.
questions (a–e).
A: My parents haven’t given me any pocket money
1 I’ve got a new phone.
a) Are they?
2 Cleo isn’t here today.
b) Haven’t they?
3 My grandparents have
c) Have you?
B: Haven’t they? Why not?
never been abroad.
d) Did they?
A: I didn’t tidy my bedroom.
e) Isn’t she?
B: Really? Why didn’t you tidy it?
4 Nina and Simon are studying
this week.
2 My parents were angry last night. My brother
in France next year.
came home very late.
5 My parents used to have
C:
a motorbike.
D:
5 ★★ Write the echo questions.
C:
1 My dad used to wear an earring.
2 I’ve just downloaded a George Michael song.
N
IT
D:
Did he?
Roundup
4 My parents didn’t use to have enough money to
U
8 Complete the conversation. Write echo
questions or use the correct form of used to.
3 I don’t like 1990s music.
Oliver:
I’m going to the
party.
go to concerts.
PL
E
Natasha: 1 Are you? (be/you?)
5 Greg looked for his dad’s old guitar in the garage.
SA
M
6 I can’t believe it!
Oliver:
9 The drums weren’t in the garage with the guitar.
80s clothes to wear?
Yes, I have. All my
dad’s old clothes
are in the garage. He 2 used to wear (wear)
7 Andrew’s saving up for a new guitar.
8 My parents were punks in the 1980s!
Have you got any
some terrible clothes!
Natasha:
Oliver:
3
(do/he?) What did he
4
(wear)?
White jeans and shirts with flowers!
Natasha: My dad 5
(not wear)
anything fashionable. He’s always worn
10 My mum hasn’t kept any clothes from the 1980s.
boring clothes. My mum 6
(have) some great clothes but she threw
them away.
Use your English: Show interest
6 ★ Tick five more words and phrases in the
box which show interest.
Oliver:
7
Natasha: We 8
(do/she?) Why?
(live) in a bigger
house.
1 Is he? ✓ 2 Good, thanks! 3 Didn’t she?
4 Do you fancy …? 5 How funny!
6 Mind you … 7 No, thanks. 8 Oh yes?
9 Really? 10 What time is it? 11 Why?
Oliver:
My mum hasn’t thrown away her old
clothes.
(have not/she?)
Natasha:
9
Oliver:
No, I’m sure you can borrow something.
Natasha:
10
(can/I?) That’s so cool!
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6B
They couldn’t find any fresh water.
Vocabulary: Verbs of action
Grammar: could and was/were able to
1 ★ Choose the correct options.
3 ★ Choose the correct options. Sometimes
both options are correct.
1 Pierre speaks French so he could / was able to
understand the film.
2 Be careful, don’t
trip/slip.
1 You can’t sink/swim
here.
2 I rang Gina ten times before I could / was able to
speak to her.
3 Could the children / Were the children able to
swim when they were babies?
3 Don’t dive/fall here.
The water isn’t deep
enough.
4 My dad couldn’t / wasn’t able to go to university.
4 Don’t ride your
motorcycle into the
river and fall/sink.
5 She fell off her bike but she could / was able to
N
IT
walk home.
6 Were you able to / Could you finish your
homework last night?
5 Don’t fall/jump off your
bicycle.
U
7 He couldn’t / wasn’t able to dive into the
swimming pool because it wasn’t deep enough.
6 The floor is wet.
Don’t trip/slip.
8 The weather was very bad but they could / were
PL
E
2 ★★ Complete the instructions with words
9 Could the rescuers / Were the rescuers able to
from the box. There is one extra word.
• climb • dive • jump • pull • push • run
• sink • swim
find the lost children?
4 ★★ Complete the sentences with the verbs
in the box and the correct form of could or was/
were able to.
SA
M
1
able to ski down the mountain.
2
• do • find • finish • get • read • start • take
1 My little sister is a very good reader. She could
read when she was two years old.
3
7
2 Anna had listened very carefully in class so she
the homework.
3 They had cameras so they
4
6
a
photograph of the shark.
4 Jake stood for the whole journey because he
5
a seat on the train.
5 My father took his computer to a computer
1 Climb up the wall.
2 Walk along the top and then
off.
it.
6 I didn’t have any money so I
3
across the field.
4
into the river.
5
across to the opposite side.
6
yourself out of the water.
7 Find the boat and
engineer because he
on
the bus.
7 Simon
the marathon but he was
too tired to walk home after it.
it into the water.
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6B
Extra challenge!
Roundup
5
Complete the article with the correct form
of could or was/were able to and the verbs in
brackets. Sometimes there is more than one
correct answer.
6 ★★★ Complete the sentences with the
correct form of used to, could or was/were able
to and the verbs in brackets.
1In the 1950s, rock bands
didn’t use to wear
(not wear) cool clothes.
They looked like office
workers.
2Until 1955, people in
Last winter, Mr and Mrs Grange and their two
Britain
weather changed very quickly. They 1 couldn’t see
(not see) the path and they 2
(not
find) their car. They were very cold and tired.
Luckily, they 3
(make) a snow house
PL
E
to sleep in.
The next morning, they heard rescue helicopters.
They ran outside and waved but they 4
(only watch)
BBC television.
U
near their home in the States. Unfortunately, the
N
IT
children went for a walk in the snowy mountains
3Before personal stereos,
people
(not listen) to
music everywhere.
(not attract) the pilot’s attention. There
5
SA
M
were no trees on the mountain so they
(not build) a fire. Their mobile
phones didn’t work so they 6
phone) for help.
(not
The Granges had to spend a second night on the
mountain. They 7
4In 2007, people all over
the world
(watch) the
Live8 concert.
(eat) snow so they
weren’t dehydrated. However, they 8
(not find) any food so they were very hungry.
5 Jeans became
fashionable in the 1950s.
On the second morning, Mrs Grange and her son
Before then, only workers
decided to go to look for help. There was a lot of
(walk) down the
snow but they 9
(wear) them.
mountain. After three hours they found a small café.
The café owner telephoned the mountain rescue
team for them.
6Before the Internet,
musicians
The helicopter flew back to the mountain and this
(not sell) their
time the pilot found Mr Grange and his daughter.
own music without a
The rescuers 10
record company.
11
(not land) but they
(lift) them to safety.
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6C
He had lost his memory.
Vocabulary: Collocations with lose
Grammar: Past perfect simple
1 ★ Match the phrases (1–7) with the definitions
3 ★ Choose the correct options.
(a–h). There is one extra definition.
1 Nobody heard/had heard of the author before we
1 lose interest
a) to forget things
2 lose a match
3 lose your memory
b) to become thinner
studied/had studied her in English.
2 I forgot/had forgotten everything in the test
c) to become very angry
4 lose sight of
d) to no longer see
something because
it has moved
5 lose your temper
e) to get lost
although I did/had done a lot of revision.
3 Suzy didn’t take/hadn’t taken her books home so
she didn’t do/hadn’t done any homework.
4 The person who taught/had taught me in primary
school taught/had taught my mother thirty years
f) to find a lot of money
g) to become bored
7 lose weight
h) to not win a game
2 ★★ Rewrite the sentences using
expressions with lose.
5 Did the teachers move/Had the teachers moved
the desks before the test started/had started?
6 Martin ran/had run to school because he slept/
U
had slept late.
1 Let’s go home. I’m bored!
7 Iris did/had done a lot revision because she got/
Let’s go home. I’ve lost interest.
she’d got bad marks the year before.
PL
E
2 Manchester United didn’t win the match.
3 My parents want to be thinner.
before.
N
IT
6 lose your way
8 Before you went/had gone to school, did you
know/had you known about the test?
4 ★★ Make sentences. Use the past perfect
simple and the past simple.
SA
M
4 She can’t remember anything because she hit
her head when she fell off her bike.
5 He was worried because he couldn’t see the
children.
6 Help! I don’t know where I am.
7 Theo often used to get very angry when he was
younger.
1 the journalist / read about the man / before / she /
meet / him
The journalist had read about the man before she
met him.
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6C
2 Jon / forget / his money / so / he / cannot get /
because / she / not listen / in her Spanish lessons
PL
E
U
N
IT
the train
3 Beth / not understand / anything in Spain /
university
Roundup
SA
M
4 Ross / work / for two years / before / he / go / to
5 someone / steal / Alison’s bike / because / she /
not lock / it
5 Complete the article with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. Use the past perfect simple or
the past simple.
Last week twenty-five-year-old Jane Mason
1
disappeared (disappear). She 2___________
(leave) her home in Bristol to visit her sister in
London but she never 3___________ (arrive).
Her sister, Karen Mason, 4___________ (go)
to meet Jane at the tube station. Karen told our
reporter, ‘I 5___________ (reach) the station
fifteen minutes after the train 6___________
(arrive). I 7___________ (not be) worried at
first because I 8___________ (not tell) Jane I was
meeting her.’
‘I waited a day before I rang the police. They
asked why I 9___________ (not phone) earlier.
I explained that I 10___________ (lose) count of
how many times Jane 11___________ (change)
her plans at the last minute.’
Two days later the police found Jane Mason in
a hospital in south London. She 12___________
(get off ) the tube at the wrong station and
13
___________ (get lost). Unfortunately, she
14
___________ (fall over), hit her head and
15
___________ (lose) her memory.
Luckily, Jane’s memory slowly came back and she
told the nurses her name. Karen said, ‘I was so
happy when the hospital rang me! It’s great that
Jane is getting better.’
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Real-life issue
G
SKILLS FOCUS
LI
ST
G
6D
LI
EN
ST IN
E NIN
Is it fair?
Read
1 ★ Read the article and choose the
2 ★★ Complete the text with the sentences in the box.
correct options, a, b or c.
1 The article is for
.
a) students b) teachers c) parents
2 The article tells you how to
.
• How can you check if the information is correct?
• How do you find what you want?
• This is how you can avoid cheating.
• Here are some tips for successful research.
a) cheat when you do your homework
b) do research without cheating
PL
E
U
N
IT
c) write an essay
SA
M
It’s hard to believe but, before the Internet,
students weren’t able to look at millions of
pages of information in their own homes.
They used to do research in libraries. Now,
anyone with a computer and an Internet link
can simply log on and find what they need.
However, there can be problems using the
Internet. 1
There is a lot of information on the Internet.
2
• Choose a search engine like Google or
Yahoo.
• Think carefully about what you want to
find and choose a few important words.
• Type in the key words.
• Restrict your search by putting quotation
marks around phrases.
• Bookmark the websites you think are
most useful.
Anyone can write a website so don’t believe
everything you read. 3
• Check the date of the page.
• Check facts in different places.
• Only use pages you trust.
• Learn to see the difference between facts
and opinions.
It’s easy to cut and paste information but
it’s dishonest. 4
• Don’t cut and paste information.
• Don’t just change one or two words – it’s
still cheating!
• Use the information to make your own
notes.
• Use your notes to write your project.
Remember! Copying information doesn’t
help you to learn or to pass your exams.
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New words
6 ★★ Listen again and number the sentences
3 ★ Complete the sentences with words from
in the correct order.
the article.
a) After he had read the projects, the teacher
checked on the Internet.
1 Google and Yahoo are both search engines .
2 To start a search, you type in
words.
b) Before the summer holiday, the teacher had
given the class a History project.
3 Punctuation marks like these “….” are called
c) Parents spoke to the head teacher because
.
their children had failed.
4 A place on the Internet where you find
information is a
5
d) The students gave their work to the teacher.
.
a website you want to visit again.
e) When the teacher found out they had
cheated, he gave them no marks.
6 When you copy information from a page, you
and
6D
f) The teacher spoke to a journalist.
it.
7★
Listen and underline the stressed
words.
4 ★★ Answer yes, no or doesn’t say (DS).
1 Mr Kilroy said he had been fair to the students.
1 the Internet is useful for students?
2 libraries aren’t useful now?
3 young children can’t use the Internet?
on the Internet?
5 all websites are correct?
had used the Internet.
Write
8 ★★ Write an email to a friend about the story
you heard on the radio news.
PL
E
4 you sometimes get too much information
2 The students were angry because other people
U
Does the writer think …
N
IT
Comprehension
Tell your friend:
6 books are better than the Internet?
• what happened
7 websites only have facts in them?
• what the teacher did
SA
M
8 you only need to change a few words
before you use the information?
• what some students and parents did
• what you think about it.
9 you can’t learn from copying?
10 teachers don’t like the Internet?
Listen
Listening tip: Listen for key words
Remember! Listen to the words which are
stressed. These are the key words, and they will tell
you the most important information.
5★
Listen to the radio news story. Then
choose the correct options.
1 The first speaker is a head teacher/newsreader.
2 The main topic is the Internet/cheating students.
3 The story is in the news because teachers/
parents complained.
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