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Introduction 4
Entry test
Entry test 6Entry test key 12
Communication and grammar resources
Teaching notes 13Module 1 22Module 2 30Module 3 38Module 4 46
Module tests
Module 1 54Module 1 key 63Module 2 64Module 2 key 73Module 3 74Module 3 key 83Module 4 84Module 4 key 93
Acknowledgements 94
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Put the words in the correct order.
1 city / an / interesting
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2 correct / answer / a
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3 big / a / sandwich
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4 video / a / boring
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5 small / window / a
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6 film / excellent /an
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7 computer / old / an / game
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8 team / football / a / great
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Write the plurals.
1 book
2 man
3 sandwich
4 door
5 person
6 message
7 pizza
8 woman
Match the two parts of each word.
1 cass cher
2 rest dow
3 ham aurant
4 pen cil
5 win ette
6 com burger
7 tea ema
8 cin puter
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Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 It’s an desk.
2 What’s your phone number?
3 It’s a video good.
4 Sorry, I not know the answer.
5 I can you help.
6 What’s your name?
7 My name Alex.
8 Kate is a interesting people.
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Sally Thompson (19). Model. Gong Hu (27). Tennis player.
Alessandro Ricci (22). Footballer. Jan Kolbe (37). Actor.
Complete sentences with the correct formof the verb be.
1 Where she from?
2 I 19 years old.
3 he your best friend?
4 It a new computer.
5 You a great teacher.
6 The film boring.
7 Daniel my friend.
8 you from Los Angeles?
Make the positive sentences negative.
1 He’s from Poland.
2 You’re my hero.
3 My brother is a footballer.
4 I’m old.
5 She’s Spanish.
6 It’s a cheap computer.
7 I’m a model.
8 You’re a good singer.
9 Homework is great.
Complete the questions and short answers.
1 A: from London?
B: Yes, .
2 A: it a good restaurant?
B: No, .
3 A: I the winner?
B: Yes, .
4 A: she your friend?
B: No, .
5 A: you a good golfer?
B: Yes, .
6 A: I boring?
B: No, .
7 A: he a film star?
B: Yes, .
8 A: you Turkish?
B: No, .
9 A: your phone number
670987?
B: Yes, .
Match the questions with the answers.
1 What’s this in English? a He’s my father.
2 Where are you from? b It’s in Canada.
3 How old is your c 23, Peter Street,
mother? Warwick.
4 Who’s this man? d It’s a pen.
5 How old are you? e I’m 14.
6 What’s your address? f She’s 32.
7 Where is Toronto? g I’m from Portugal.
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Do you like … ? Questionnaire
You Your partner
computer games
pizza
Beyoncé
big cities
hamburgers
homework
Russell Crowe
Italian cars
tennis
mobile phones
tennis
Nicole Kidman
expensive restaurants
American films
Eminem
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Complete the sentences with the correctform of the verb be.
1 They from New York.
2 John and Mark OK?
3 Volleyball a great sport.
4 We very lucky.
5 This great coffee!
6 They an awful band.
7 What the right answer?
8 Where they from?
9 I correct.
Complete the questions and short answers.
1 A: you French?
B: No, I .
2 A: Russell Crowe British?
B: No, .
3 A: they your friends?
B: Yes, .
4 A: you and your friend
from Cambridge?
B: No, .
5 A: we right?
B: No, you .
6 A: this your car?
B: Yes, .
Circle the correct pronouns.
1 A: Do you like Tom Hanks?
B: Yes. He / Him is a great actor. I really
like he / him.
2 Christina Aguilera is awful. I don’t like she /
her at all. She / Her is a terrible singer.
3 The new Blur CD is great. They / Them
are my favourite band. Do you like they /
them?
4 I / Me really like horses. But horses don’t
like I / me at all!
5 A: Do you like Mr Thompson?
B: No, I think he / him is awful. He / Him
isn’t a good teacher.
Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 Greg and Kate is from Canada.
2 Are they your mother and father?
3 Is we right?
4 No, we not Chinese.
5 Yes, I’m like Tom Cruise.
6 Him’s a great actor.
7 Do you like her?
8 I like they a lot.
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listen to go go read
come from play play have
have watch speak speak
live want love love
Complete the sentences. Use the correctform of the verbs in the box.
watch work study go live playread
1 My father in a bank.
2 We in a big house in Rome.
3 My brother TV a lot.
4 She to the cinema at
weekends.
5 He German at school.
6 I tennis.
7 My uncle the newspaper at
work.
Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 Tony don’t read Harry Potter books.
2 I likes REM a lot.
3 Is you study Portuguese at school?
4 Do you go shopping in town?
5 Karen play tennis at the weekend.
6 My family has a car and a computer.
7 We doesn’t really like our house.
8 Do they lives in a big city?
Complete the sentences with the correctname and possessive ’s.
1 Emily is Sue and mother.
2 Sue is sister.
3 Kevin is brother.
4 Sue is Mike and daughter.
5 Emily is wife.
6 Mike is Kevin and father.
7 Kevin is Emily and son.
Complete the sentences with the correctpossessive adjective.
1 You work with uncle.
2 He lives with grandmother.
3 She loves new car.
4 They don’t like teacher.
5 We love mother and father.
6 Hi, I’m John. This is wife, Sue.
7 Do you have notebook with
you?
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Tony doesn’t read Harry Potter books.
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Circle the correct form of the verb.
1 There is / are a lot to do in my town.
2 There is / are three cinemas near my house.
3 There isn’t / aren’t any dinosaurs in this
museum.
4 Is / Are there any good bookshops near
here?
5 There isn’t / aren’t a newsagent next to
Tony’s Café.
6 Is / Are there a street market in this town?
7 There ’s / are a lot of young people at this
concert.
8 There ’s / are a dog in your garden!
Complete the sentences with is, are, isn’t, or aren’t. Use the clues to help you.
1 There any old buildings in the
city centre. (✗)
2 There some good cafés near
my school. (✓)
3 There a pencil on my desk. (✗)
4 there a dishwasher in your
house? (✓)
5 there any cartoons on TV?
6 There a big library at the
university. (✓)
7 There any cars in this town. (✗)
Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 There are any girls in my family.
2 Is there any interesting museums here?
3 There is lots of cheap computers in this
shop.
4 There isn’t no hospital near here.
5 Is there any milk in the house?
6 There aren’t a post office in this street.
7 Are there any actors in this classroom?
Complete the sentences. Circle the correctanswers, a, b or c.
1 The bookshop is to the café.
a next b behind c in front
2 There’s a post office of the
supermarket.
a behind b opposite c in front
3 Wait for me of Mill Street
and Croft Road.
a on the corner b between c near
4 The bank is the chemist and
the bookshop.
a in front b between c next
5 Excuse me, is there a restaurant
here?
a next b between c near
6 There’s a newsagent the
library.
a opposite b in front c next
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Complete the questions and short answers.
1 A: you a pen?
B: Yes, I .
2 A: Sally any brothers?
B: No, she .
3 A: your horse long
legs?
B: Yes, it .
4 A: I a nice smile?
B: Yes, .
5 A: we any money?
B: No, .
6 A: your friends
bicycles?
B: Yes, .
7 A: Alan green hair?
B: Yes, .
8 A: you a pet spider?
B: No, .
Put the words in order to make questions.
1 she / why / has / eyes / got / blue / ?
2 Brad Pitt / you / why / like / do / ?
3 called / baby / is / why / Hilary / the / ?
4 seven / got / you / have / pets / why / ?
5 hair / Dan’s / a / colour / is / why /
different / ?
Match the answers with the questions inExercise 2.
1 a Because he is good-looking.
2 b Because I love dogs and cats.
3 c Because he thinks it’s fashionable.
4 d Because her mother and father
have got blue eyes.
5 e Because that is her grandmother’s
name.
Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 Paula has gots a big family.
2 Has you got a newspaper?
3 Why is your sister got blue hair?
4 They hasn’t got their books.
5 Why chimpanzees and people are
similar?
6 My friend’s father has got green eyes.
7 I’s got long curly hair.
8 Have Tom and Alice got a little house?
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Why has she got blue eyes?
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a Yes, I’d like some cheese too, please.
b Good morning.
c Yes, I’d like a kilo of onions, please.
d Good morning.
e Can I help you?
f That’s e6, please.
g OK. Would you like anything else?
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1 Would you like a bread?
2 I love some apples and bananas.
3 These newpaper is old.
4 I’d like an onion, please.
5 She has got a work to do.
6 Would you like an orange?
7 Give me those salt, please.
8 Try these tea. It’s delicious!
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Underline the noun in each sentence. Thenwrite C (countable) or U (uncountable).
1 Do you like tennis?
2 I’d like a sandwich, please.
3 We don’t want any homework, thank you.
4 These chips are delicious.
5 Would you like some coffee?
6 Have you got any money?
7 Biology is really interesting.
8 Here, take this orange.
Complete the sentences. Circle the correctanswers, a, b or c.
1 What is book on my desk?
a these b those c this
2 I’d like one of onions, please.
a this b those c that
3 lamb is wonderful.
a This b These c Those
4 Do you know man over there?
a this b these c that
5 Look at little spider on my hand.
a this b those c that
6 Mmm. chips are fantastic!
a This b These c That
7 He lives in one of small towns in
America.
a this b that c those
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once a … twice a … x times a … every
always usually often sometimes
hardly ever never day week
month year morning evening
watch TV go to school go shopping listen to the radio eat fish
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Complete the text. Use the present simpleform of the verbs in the box.
buy live watch go play like workhelp
My name is Sandra, and I (1) with
my family in London. I have two brothers. They(2) to school five days a week.
I don’t go to school. I am 17 years old. On
Wednesday and Saturday I (3) my
mother with the shopping. Sometimes my
mother (4) clothes for me and my
brothers. My brothers never (5)
their clothes because they are not fashionable.
On Sunday I (6) volleyball with
my friends. My father usually (7)
us, but sometimes he (8) at
weekends.
Correct these false sentences about the textin Exercise 1.
1 Sandra’s brothers go to school every day.
2 Sandra goes to school once a week.
3 Sandra helps her mother with the shopping
three times a week.
4 Sandra’s mother always buys clothes for
Sandra and her brothers.
5 Her brothers usually like their clothes.
6 She plays volleyball with her friends twice a
week.
7 Sandra’s father hardly ever watches them.
8 He never has to work at weekends.
Write the sentences. Put the adverbs in thecorrect place.
1 Simon checks his email. (never)
2 We go dancing on Friday evenings. (often)
3 My aunt uses her mobile phone. (hardly ever)
4 I watch the news in the evening. (always)
5 Your answers are wrong. (sometimes)
6 My little brother is in bed at eight o’clock.
(usually)
7 James orders a starter. (never)
Right (✓) or wrong (✗)? Correct the wrongsentences.
1 I go often shopping with my sister.
2 She drinks tea three time a day.
3 Chat shows always are boring.
4 He usually gets up at seven o’clock.
5 My mother watches sometimes football.
6 I buy a newspaper one time a week.
7 Susan ever hardly wears black.
8 French homework is never interesting.
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Simon never checks his email.
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Don’t close your eyes for one minute. (Penalty: miss next turn.)
Sit on the desk. (Penalty: go back three spaces.)
Look at the teacher for one minute. (Penalty: go back two spaces.)
Open and close the classroom door. (Penalty: miss next turn.)
Say the alphabet from A–Z. (Penalty: go back four spaces.)
Don’t speak for one minute. (Penalty: go back two spaces.)
Stand up. Don’t sit down for one minute. (Penalty: miss next turn.)
Tell the person next to you to do something.(Penalty for person next to you: miss next turn.)
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take a chance take a chance
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