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Unit 1

1.1

1.2

1.3

Unit 2

2.1

2.2

2.3

Unit 3

3.1

3.2

3.3

Unit 4

4.1

4.2

4.3

Unit 5

5.1

5.2

5.3

Unit 6

6.1

6.2

6.3

Unit 7

7.1

7.2

7.3

Unit 8

8.1

8.2

8.3

Unit 9

9.1

9.2

9.3

Unit 10

10.1

10.2

10.3

Unit 11

11.1

11.2

11.3

Unit 12

12.1

12.2

12.3

1 The house is very nice.

2 How old are you?

4 Are you 13 years old?

5 What is your name?

7 My name is John

8 Is Lisbon in Spain?

1 I like England. It is very nice.

2 It’s a taxi. It is yellow.

3 She’s my friend. She is from Mexico.

4 They are singers. They are in First Aid Kit.

5 He’s my brother. He is 15 years old.

6 I like this phone because it is very small.

1 Is this a problem?

2 Are you on holiday?

3 How are you?

4 Is he a famous person?

5 Is this your computer game?

6 Is she your sister?

1 My brother is very funny.

2 The food is excellent.

3 My shirt is white.

4 We play football in the evening.

5 I saw her yesterday morning.

6 The film is great.

1 The house is very nice.

2 How old are you?

3 correct

4 Are you 13 years old?

5 What is your name?

6 correct

7 My name is John.

8 Is Lisbon in Spain?

Subject pronouns and be

1 I like England. It is very nice.

2 It’s a taxi. It is yellow.

3 She’s my friend. She is from Mexico.

4 They are singers. They are in First Aid Kit.

5 He’s my brother. He is 15 years old.

6 I like this phone because it is very small.

be questions

1 Is this a problem?

2 Are you on holiday? ?

3 How are you?

4 Is he a famous person?

5 Is this your computer game?

6 Is she your sister?

Spelling

1 My brother is very funny.

2 The food is excellent.

3 My shirt is white.

4 We play football in the evening.

5 I saw her yesterday morning.

6 The film is great.

1 It is my sister’s homework.

2 My friend’s name is Amy.

3 I was at my friend’s party.

4 My friend’s family lives in India.

5 It’s my sister’s birthday.

6 This is my brother’s bedroom.

7 Trumpington High is my cousin’s school.

8 Don’t eat Juan’s burger!

9 That’s the teacher’s chair.

10 He’s Ana’s brother.

1 My mother is in hospital.

2 We go to my grandmother’s house.

3 I watch films with my brother.

4 It was a present from my father.

5 He is the president’s son.

6 He has got two daughters.

7 My grandfather lives there.

8 She is my cousin.

9 His family are from America.

10 Does your uncle live near you?

1 In the kitchen there are two windows.

2 In Paris there is a nice park.

3 Are there any other drinks?

4 In my room there is a bed.

5 It is nice because there are lots of shops.

6 Near my town there are lots of interesting places.

1 The coffee shop is in front of the bank.

2 My house is next to Park Hotel.

3 I live behind the station.

4 Station Road is between the supermarket

and the post office.

5 The shop is opposite the museum.

6 Their houses are next to the hospital.

Possessive 's

1 It is my sister’s homework.

2 My friend’s name is Amy.

3 I was at my friend’s party.

4 My friend’s family lives in India.

5 It’s my sister’s birthday.

6 This is my brother’s bedroom.

7 Trumpington High is my cousin’s school.

8 Don’t eat Juan’s burger!

9 That’s the teacher’s chair.

10 He’s Ana’s brother.

Family vocabulary

1 My mother is in hospital.

2 We go to my grandmother’s house.

3 I watch films with my brother.

4 It was a present from my father.

5 He is the president’s son.

6 He has got two daughters.

7 My grandfather lives there.

8 She is my cousin.

9 His family are from America.

10 Does your uncle live near you?

There is / There are

1 In the kitchen there are two windows.

2 In Paris there is a nice park.

3 Are there any other drinks?

4 In my room there is a bed.

5 It is nice because there are lots of shops.

6 Near my town there are lots of interesting places.

Prepositions of place

1 The coffee shop is in front of the bank.

2 My house is next to Park Hotel.

3 I live behind the station.

4 Station Road is between the supermarket and the post office.

5 The shop is opposite the museum.

6 Their houses are next to the hospital.

1 He eats breakfast every day.

2 They like sport.

3 She goes to university.

4 Angela works Monday to Friday.

5 People play games on their phones.

6 School starts on Friday.

7 People in cities are often angry.

8 He studies every day after school.

9 She loves Glee Club.

10 My brother watches football on TV every Saturday.

1 Have you got the time?

2 Has your mum got GPS in her car?

3 I haven’t got headphones. Can I use yours?

4 They haven’t got books in their school. They

use tablets.

5 I haven’t got an e-reader. I use my phone.

6 Have you got a laptop?

Present simple positive

1 He eats breakfast every day.

2 They like sport.

3 She goes to university.

4 Angela works Monday to Friday.

5 People play games on their phones.

6 School starts on Friday.

7 People in cities are often angry.

8 He studies every day after school.

9 She loves Glee Club.

10 My brother watches football on TV every Saturday

Present simple negative

1 doesn’t

2 doesn’t

3 don’t

4 doesn’t

5 doesn’t

6 don’t

7 don’t

8 don’t

9 doesn’t

10 don’t

Countable and uncountable nouns

1 a

2 a

3 some

4 a

5 some

6 some

Lorem ipsum dolor

1 Can you speak Spanish?

2 We want to do some shopping.

3 You need to clean your room.

4 I need to eat something. I’m hungry!

5 I can’t do my homework.

6 Alex wants to do everything.

1 I like singing and dancing.

2 We love going shopping.

3 She likes wearing green clothes.

4 They don’t like playing basketball.

5 Paul doesn’t hate studying.

6 Anna likes wearing white clothes.

1 I can’t find the coffee.

2 You must learn English.

3 I would like to do some shopping.

4 You mustn’t use YouTube©.

5 Wouldn’t you like some more?

6 We mustn’t be late.

1 We were at Dan’s house all night.

3 Weren’t you there?

4 I was happy to see you at the weekend.

6 Last night there was a party on the beach.

8 Katie and Jo were there.

can / can't

1 Can you speak Spanish?

2 We want to do some shopping.

3 You need to clean your room.

4 I need to eat something. I’m hungry!

5 I can’t do my homework.

6 Alex wants to do everything.

like / don't like + verb + -ing

1 I like singing and dancing.

2 We love going shopping.

3 She likes wearing green clothes.

4 They don’t like playing basketball.

5 Paul doesn’t hate studying.

6 Anna likes wearing white clothes.

must / mustn’t / can / would

1 I can’t find the coffee.

2 You must learn English.

3 I would like to do some shopping.

4 You mustn’t use YouTube©.

5 Wouldn’t you like some more?

6 We mustn’t be late.

was / wasn’t, were / weren’t

1 We were at Dan’s house all night.

2 correct

3 Weren’t you there?

4 I was happy to see you at the weekend.

5 correct

6 Last night there was a party on the beach.

7 correct

8 Katie and Jo were there.

1 I made a lot of friends.

2 She gave me a lot of presents.

3 Jack and Al took photographs.

4 There were some problems with his work.

5 I came home late yesterday.

6 He swam very fast.

7 They went to the cinema.

8 Helen made some food.

1 He is healthier than he was last year.

2 Henry is older than his brother.

3 My mobile phone is newer than my brother’s.

4 Basketball is better than baseball.

5 I was happier than Joe at the end of the game.

6 Henry’s brother is friendlier than Henry.

7 I think Maths is easier than English.

than

then

than

That

that

then

Past simple (irregular verbs)

1 I made a lot of friends.

2 She gave me a lot of presents.

3 Jack and Al took photographs.

4 There were some problems with his work.

5 I came home late yesterday.

6 He swam very fast.

7 They went to the cinema.

8 Helen made some food.

Past simple (negative)

1 don’t

2 didn’t

3 didn’t

4 don’t

5 didn’t

6 don’t

Comparative adjectives

1 He is healthier than he was last year.

2 Henry is older than his brother.

3 My mobile phone is newer than my brother’s.

4 Basketball is better than baseball.

5 I was happier than Joe at the end of the game.

6 Henry’s brother is friendlier than Henry.

7 I think Maths is easier than English.

than with comparative adjectives

1 than

2 then

3 than

4 That

5 that

6 then

/ h /

/ w /

/ h /

/ w /

happy

sad

friendly

busy

hot

funny

hungry

worried

awful

bored

thirsty

Unit 1

1.1

1 / h /

2 / w /

3 / h /

4 / w /

5 / w /

1.2

No answers

1.3

1 a

2 c

3 f

4 b

5 d

Unit 2

2.1

No answers

2.2

1 happy

2 sad

3 friendly

4 busy

5 hot

6 funny

7 hungry

8 worried

9 awful

10 bored

11 thirsty

2.3

No answers

Unit 3

3.1

1 late

2 them

3 like

4 hot

5 this

6 get

7 famous

3.2

No answers

fourteen

sixteen

nineteen

thirty

forty

sixty

ninety

helps

looks

sings

walks

works

chooses

dances

teaches

washes

watches

wishes

eight

face

great

grey

make

rainy

say

straight

take

they

waiter

grey

make

eight

They

rainy

waiter

face

great

take

straight

break

Unit 4

4.1

oO: fourteen, sixteen, eighteen, nineteen

Oo: thirty, forty, sixty, ninety

4.2

No answers

Unit 5

5.1

One syllable: helps, looks, sings, walks, works

two syllables: chooses, dances, teaches, washes, watches, wishes

5.2

No answers

Unit 6

6.1

1 eight

2 face

3 great

4 grey

5 make

6 rainy

7 say

8 straight

9 take

10 they

11 waiter

6.2

1 grey

2 make

3 eight

4 They

5 rainy

6 waiter

7 face

8 great

9 take

10 straight

11 break

6.3

No answers

autumn

daughter

door

forty

important

quarter

short

snowboarding

sport

walk

water

walk

autumn

important

August

daughter

snowboarding

sport

water

short

quarter

forty

wife

Russian

coat

rugby

spring

catch

cooker

Brazil

arm

headphones

library

The intonation pattern is always the same; the

voice rises when saying the first three items on

the list and falls on the final item.

Unit 7

7.1

1 autumn

2 daughter

3 door

4 forty

5 important

6 quarter

7 short

8 snowboarding

9 sport

10 walk

11 water

7.2

1 walk

2 autumn

3 important

4 August

5 daughter

6 snowboarding

7 sport

8 water

9 short

9 quarter

10 forty

7.3

No answers

Unit 8

8.1

1 wife

2 Russian

3 coat

4 rugby

5 spring

6 catch

7 cooker

8 Brazil

9 arm

10 headphones

11 library.

The intonation pattern is always the same; the voice rises when saying the first three items on the list and falls on the final item.

8.2

No answers

fish

chicken

chips

ice cream

pineapple

water

tea

fish

↑

↓

ice cream

↑

helped

liked

lived

played

walked

worked

needed

started

waited

wanted

smaller

quicker

cheaper

faster

colder

safer

closer

bigger

hotter

funnier

easier

healthier

happier

further

better

Unit 9

9.1

1 fish

2 chicken

3 chips

4 ice cream

5 pineapple

6 water

7 tea

9.2

↑ ↓

Chicken or fish

↑ ↓

Cake or ice cream

Unit 10

10.1

One syllable: helped, liked, lived, played, walked, worked

two syllables: needed, started, waited, wanted

10.2

No answers

10.3

We only say /id/ when the last sound in the word is a /t/ or a /d/.

Unit 11

11.1

1 could

2 put

3 woods

4 pull

5 jump

6 good

7 book

8 push

9 woman

10 couldn’t

11.2

No answers

Unit 12

12.1

1 smaller

2 quicker

3 cheaper

4 faster

5 colder

6 safer

7 closer

8 bigger

9 hotter

10 funnier

11 easier

12 healthier

13 happier

14 further

15 better

12.2

No answers

12.3

first

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