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IntroductionIA Saying hello page 4� 1 What’syourname? 2 Howoldareyou? 3 Whataboutyou? 4 Howdoyouspellyourname? 5 Nicetomeetyou.

2 1 What’syourname? 2 Nicetomeetyou. 3 Howdoyouspellyourname? 4 Howoldareyou 5 Whataboutyou?

3 1 one 6 six 2 two 7 seven 3 three 8 eight 4 four 9 nine 5 five 10 ten

4 1 19 4 12 2 11 5 20 3 15 6 13

Challenge!/eI/:a,h,j,k/i;/:b,c,d,e,g,p,t,v/e/:f,l,m,n,s,x,z/aI/:i,y/@U/:o/u;/:u,q,w/A;/:r

5 Students’ownanswers

6 1 Owen 2 What’syour 3 I’m 4 tomeetyou 5 Nicetomeetyou 6 oldareyou 7 ’m16 8 Whatabout 9 ’m15

IB be, possessives and pronouns page 5� 1 am 5 is 2 is 6 are 3 are 7 is 4 are

2 1 Mydadisn’tatwork. 2 Mybestfriendisn’tathome. 3 Youaren’tmysister. 4 Myteachersaren’tatschool. 5 Wearen’tfromFrance. 6 I’mnot19yearsold.

3 1 c 4 b 2 f 5 e 3 a 6 d


5 1 my 5 its 2 your 6 our 3 his 7 your 4 her 8 their

6 1 Thatisourgarden. 2 Thisismypizza. 3 Theseareyourbooks. 4 Thatisherbrother. 5 Thosearemysisters. 6 Theseareourhamburgers.

IC have got page 6� 1 haven’tgot 4 hasn’tgot 2 havegot 5 hasgot 3 havegot 6 havegot


3 1 HasDaisygotamobilephone? Yes,shehas.

2 HaveHarryandJanetgotawatch? Yes,theyhave.

3 HasDaisygotacomputer?Yes, shehas.

4 HaveHarryandJanetgotamobile phone?No,theyhaven’t.

5 HasDaisygotawatch?No,she hasn’t.

6 HaveHarryandJanetgota computer?Yes,theyhave.

4 1 fair 2 long 3 curly 4 short 5 wavy 6 beard,moustache,glasses

Challenge!(Sampleanswer)Wendyisshort.She’sgotwavyfairhair.Robertistallandthin.He’sgotabeard,amoustacheandglasses.He’sgotshort,dark,straighthair.

ID Time, days, moths and seasons page 7� 1 threeo’clock 2 quarterpastseven 3 quartertotwelve 4 halfpasteight 5 tenpastone 6 twenty-fivepastnine 7 twentytotwelve 8 fivetothree

2 1 Whattimeisit,please? 2 It’stwenty-fivetoten. 3 Thanksverymuch. 4 You’rewelcome.

3 1 Whattimeisit,please? 2 It’sfivetoeleven. 3 Thanksverymuch. 4 You’rewelcome.

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Q W M A R C H E R J T YU J I O P A A U G U S TM A Y S S D F F G L H JK N O V E M B E R Y O DJ U N E P L Z B X C C EV A B N T A P R I L T CM R Q W E E R U T Y O EU Y I O M P A A S D B MF G H J B K L R L Z E BX C V B E N M Y Q W R EE R T Y R U I O P A S R

5 1 Sunday 5 Thursday 2 Monday 6 Friday 3 Tuesday 7 Saturday 4 Wednesday

6 1 spring 3 autumn 2 summer 4 winter


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Unit 11A Family and friends page 8�

G R A N D F A T H E R D QW E U E R T Y W U I O A PA S N P D F G I H J K U LF A T H E R Z F X C S G VB N M E Q W E E R T I H YU I O W P A S D F G S T HG R A N D D A U G H T E RH J K L Z X C W S C E R GL K Y T V F R U H D R K H

2 1 granddaughter 5 uncle 2 cousin 6 nephew 3 father 7 daughter 4 husband 8 sister

3 1 Thosearemyfriends’bikes. 2 WhereisJohn’sCD? 3 Haveyougotyourbrother’sbike? 4 Thisismyparents’car. 5 TheseareSandra’spens. 6 Thestudents’bagsareinthe

classroom.

4 1 cars 6 sandwiches 2 leaves 7 trees 3 wives 8 people 4 boxes 9 stories 5 teeth 10 photos

5 1 wives,sandwiches 2 leaves,trees 3 stories,people 4 photos,teeth

1B Present simple: affirmative page 9� 1 likesGreenDay 2 goestoschoolbybus 3 worksinLondon 4 playstenniseverySaturday 5 livesinOstrava 6 studiesEnglishatschool 7 goestothecinemaeveryFriday 8 getsuplateonSundaymornings 9 speaksthreelanguages

2 1 OnMondays,sheplaystennis. 2 OnTuesdays,shestudiesEnglish. 3 OnWednesdays,shewatches

television. 4 OnThursdays,sheworksinacafé. 5 OnFridays,shegoesoutwith

friends. 6 OnSaturdays,shelistensto

music. 7 OnSundays,shereadsbooks.

3 1 MartinplaystennisonMondays. 2 MartinandJuliegetupatsix

o’clockonWednesdays. 3 JuliecooksdinneronMondays. 4 MartinstudiesFrenchonTuesdays.

5 JuliewatchesTVonThursdays. 6 MartincooksdinneronThursdays. 7 JulieplaysfootballonTuesdays. 8 MartinandJuliegotothecinema

onFridays.

Challenge!Students’ownsentences

1C Royal princes page 10� 1 king 4 prince 2 queen 5 princess 3 castle 6 palace

2 1 Royal 4 century 2 monarch 5 PrimeMinister 3 spends

3 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 T

4 1 PrinceCharles 2 QueenElizabethII 3 (subtract1982fromthecurrent

year) 4 Harry 5 Army 6 hobbies

Challenge!Students’ownanswers

1D Present simple: negative page 11� A Connor B Tom C Jack

2 1 Mycousindoesn’tliveinLondon. 2 Myparentsdon’tlikeEminem. 3 Idon’tlikepizza. 4 Bendoesn’tplaytennis. 5 Myparentsdon’twatchTV. 6 Myfrienddoesn’tgotoschoolby

bus. 7 Belladoesn’teatmeat. 8 Wedon’tlikecomputergames. 9 Shedoesn’tstudyscience.

3 1 doesn’tlive 2 doesn’tplay 3 don’tlike 4 doesn’tstudy 5 don’twork 6 don’tgetup 7 doesn’tdrive 8 don’tcome

4 (Ordermayvary) 1 MelaniespeaksRussian. 2 Melaniedoesn’tplayfootball. 3 Melaniewalkstoschool. 4 TomandVickydon’tspeak

Russian. 5 TomandVickyplayfootball. 6 TomandVickydon’twalkto

school.


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1E A day in the life page 12� 1 come 7 does 2 drives 8 go 3 clean 9 getup 4 walks 10 make 5 iron 11 looksafter 6 cooks

2 1 T 2 T 3 F 4 T 5 F

3 1 c 2 e 3 a 4 g 5 h 6 d 7 f 8 b

1F Introducing people page 13� 1 from 5 for 2 to 6 at 3 in 7 in 4 to

2 1 Whereareyoufrom? 2 Howoldareyou? 3 Haveyougotanybrothersor

sisters? 4 Howareyou? 5 Ishe/yourbrotherinthesame

class? 6 What’shis/yourbrother’sname?


4 1 Notbad 2 Nicetomeetyou. 3 Georgeisinmyclassatschool. 4 I’mfromCardiff. 5 I’vegotonebrother. 6 No,he’satuniversity.

5 Students’ownnotes

6 Students’owndialogues

1G An informal letter page 14� 1 21GreenlandRoad,Hastings 2 24thJuly 3 Dear 4 Bestwishes,

2 1 g 2 d 3 f 4 a 5 c 6 b 7 e

3 1 first 6 sixth 2 second 7 seventh 3 third 8 eighth 4 fourth 9 ninth 5 fifth 10 tenth

4 1 26th 4 31st 2 15th 5 11th 3 30th 6 22nd

5 Students’ownletters

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Self check 1 page 15Across 2 daughter 15 this 6 cousin 16 in 8 studies 17 families 9 father 18 don’t12 potatoes 19 where13 nice

Down1 leaves 10 aunt3 grandson 11 goes4 doesn’t 14 children5 watches 15 teach7 not



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Unit 22A Free-time activities page 16� 1 television 2 dancing 3 chess 4 athletics 5 fashion 6 swimming 7 football 8 computergames 9 basketball 10 gymnastics 11 cycling 12 iceskating 13 films 14 jogging 15 music 16 books 17 rollerblading 18 photography


3 1 does 5 play 2 go 6 goes 3 play 7 do 4 go 8 does

4 1 listento 5 TV 2 awalk 6 takes 3 magazines 7 karate 4 play 8 does


2B Present simple: questions page 17� (Students’ownanswers) 1 Do 4 Does 2 Does 5 Do 3 Do 6 Does

2 do:athletics,karate,photography play:basketball,chess,tennis go:cycling,jogging,rollerblading,

swimming

3 1 DoesDavegorollerblading?Yes,hedoes.

2 DoesMegandokarate?No,shedoesn’t.

3 DoSueandTomplaybasketball?No,theydon’t.

4 DoesDavewatchTV?No,hedoesn’t.

5 DoesMeganplaybasketball?Yes,shedoes.

6 DoSueandTomdokarate?Yes,theydo.

4 1 WheredoesKatelive? 2 Whatmusicdoyoulistento? 3 Whendoyougotobed? 4 Howdoyouspell‘fashion’? 5 WheredoesJamesdohis

homework? 6 Whodoyouseeatweekends?

5 a WhatdoyouwatchonTV?2 b Howdoyougettoschool?3 c Whendoyouphoneyourfriends?4 d Whatdoyoudoafterschool?6 e Whodoyougojoggingwith?1 f Wheredoyouplayfootball?5

Challenge!1 Wheredokangarooslive?In

Australia.2 WhendoAmericanscelebrate

Thanksgiving?InNovember.3 Whatdodolphinseat?Fish.4–5 Students’ownquestions

2C Sport in the UK page 18� 1 sportsclub 5 activities 2 active 6 top 3 popular 7 martialarts 4 weather

2 1 love 5 do 2 come 6 go 3 aren’t 7 do 4 do

3 1 football,rugby,golfandcricket 2 Theweatherisn’tverygood. 3 Sportsclubsaremorepopular

withboys. 4 athletics


2D Adverbs of frequency page 19� 1 always 4 sometimes 2 usually 5 hardlyever 3 often 6 never

2 1 Healwaysplaysbasketballatthesportsclub.

2 Heishardlyeverinbedby10o’clock.

3 Heneverstaysoutuntil2o’clock. 4 Heoftengoesoutwith(his)

friends. 5 Hesometimesplaysfootballafter

school. 6 Heusuallydoeshishomework. 7 Heneverplayscomputergames. 8 Hehardlyeverstaysinbedlate.

3 1 Sheusuallygetsupbefore8o’clock.Shehardlyevergetsupafter8o’clock.

2 Sheoftengoestoworkbybus.Shesometimesgoestoworkonfoot.

3 Shealwayshaslunchatwork.Sheneverhaslunchathome.

4 Shehardlyevercomeshomeearly.Sheusuallycomeshomelate.

5 Sheissometimesinbedbefore11o’clock.Sheissometimesinbedafter11o’clock.




2E Taekwondo page 20� 1 toes 6 foot 2 eyes 7 head 3 ears 8 neck 4 fingers 9 legs 5 mouth

2 1 shoulder 5 stomach 2 arm 6 hand 3 back 7 knee 4 chest

3 c

4 1 Australia 4 Korean 2 after 5 in 3 afternoon 6 early

2F Giving an opinion page 21� 1 stand 5 hate 2 favourite 6 brilliant 3 interested 7 bad 4 What 8 prefer


3 1 me 5 it 2 you 6 us 3 him 7 you 4 her 8 them

4 1 it 5 us/me 2 him 6 her 3 them 7 you 4 me

5 1 I 4 They 2 it 5 them 3 He 6 him


2G An announcement page 22� 1 join 4 Phone 2 Come 5 Don’tforget 3 Bring

2 1 c 2 a 3 f 4 e 5 g 6 d 7 h 8 b



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• Playtherecordingtwice,pausingbetweeneachsectionforstudentstowritetheiranswers.Checkanswersasaclass,playinganysectionsagainifrequired.

Speaking• Ifstudentshavedonethepreparation

athome,allowtimeforthemtocheckitinpairsandrefreshtheirmemories.

• Readthroughthetasktogetherandremindstudentsofthetenseandusefulstructuresthattheywillneedforthistask(presentsimple,like+-ing).

• Askstudentstoprepareforthetaskbymakingnotesindividuallybeforetheystart.Theydothetaskinpairs.Theyshoulddoittwice,changingrolesforthesecondtime.

Writing• Allowstudentstocheckanswers

tothePreparationexercisesinpairs.Drawattentiontothenotesinexercise3andremindstudentsthattheymustincludeallthepointsintheinstructions,sowritingnoteslikethisisausefulwaytoplantheirwriting.

• Studentscanwritetheirownlettersathomeorinclass.Theycanswapletterswithapartnertocheckthattheyhaveincludedallthepoints.

Preparation: Reading2 b3 1 barbecue 2 coast 3 flats 4 crowded 5 originalinhabitants

Maturita Task: Reading1 E 2 D 3 B 4 F

ListeningMaurizio:2,3,7Kasia:4,6Pedro:1,5

TranscriptMaurizio IcomefromabigItalianfamily.Eightpeopleliveinourhouse:myparents,mysisterandtwobrothers,mygrandparentsandI.Mydadisataxi-driverinRomeandheworkslonghours.Mymumstaysathomeandlooksafterthefamily.Sheisverybusyandmygrannyhelpsheralot.WeusuallyhavedinnertogetherandspendtheeveninginfrontofthetellywatchingafilmorafootballmatchbutatweekendsmybrothersandIgooutwithfriends.Ilovethat.

KasiaMyfamilyandIliveinasmalltowninthesouth-westofPoland.Wearen’tabigfamily;justmyparentsandI,butmygrandparentsliveintheneighbourhoodandweoftenseeeachother.Mymumisanurseandsheworksatthehospital.Shesometimesstaysatworkatnight.Mygrannyrunsasmallbakeryandsheisverybusyearlyinthemorningwhenlotsofpeoplecometobuyfreshbreadandrolls.Ioftenhelpherintheshop.IlikethatandIdon’tmindtheearlymornings.Myfatherhasn’tgotajobatthemoment.Heisoutofwork.

Pedro IcomefromSpainbutIdon’tliveinabigcitylikeMadridorBarcelona.Myfamilyhasgotasmallhotelinavillageonthecoastsointhesummerthewholefamilyworksveryhardtoearnenoughmoneyfortherestoftheyear.Therearefourofus:myparents,mysisterandI.Wedon’tliveinthehotel,it’sforthetourists.Weliveonafarmwherewekeephorsesfortheholidaymakerswhostayinourhotel.IlikethehorsesandinthesummerIteachourguestshowtorideahorse.TheonlythingIdon’tlikeinthesummerisgettingupearlytodoallmychores.

Preparation: Speaking� do:athletics,karate,photography,

homework,thewashing,exercise play:chess,computergames,

tennis,withapet,basketball go: cycling,rollerblading,swimming,

tochurch,toschool,onatrip,dancing,tothecinema

other verbs: asong(sing),aDVD(watch)

Preparation: Writing an informal letter1 1 Igoswimmingeveryday. 2 IcomefromtheCzechRepublic. 3 Mydadisahistoryteacher. 4 I’vegotabrotherandasister. 5 I’msixteenyearsold.

2 1 IcomefromtheCzechRepublic. 2 I’vegotabrotherandasister. 3 I’msixteenyearsold. 4 Mydadisahistoryteacher. 5 Igoswimmingeveryday.


Maturita Solutions Elementary Workbook Key3 1 Tellyourfriends. 2 Joinourclub. 3 Visitourwebsite. 4 Dogymnasticsandgetfit. 5 Cometoournextmeeting. 6 Talkaboutyourfavouritehobby.

4 1 at,on 4 about 2 at 5 on 3 to 6 for

5 Students’ownannouncements

Self check 2 page 23Across 3 bad 11 read 6 computer 13 fashion 7 hardly 17 play 9 Where 18 swimming10 take

Down1 stand 12 Does2 sometimes 14 always4 never 15 hate5 What 16 When6 cycling 19 go8 terrible

Get ready for Maturita• YoumaywanttosetthePreparation

sectionsashomeworkinpreparationfordoingtheMaturitatasksinclass.Alternatively,youmaychoosetodothePreparationsectionsandtheSpeakingtasksinclass,andsettheReading,ListeningandWritingtasksforhomework,onceyouaresurethatallstudentsunderstandthetasks.

• BeforeeachSpeakingtaskreadthroughtheinstructionsanddiscussthetensesstudentsshoulduse.

• AlltheaudiomaterialforthelisteningtasksisontheMulti-ROM.

Get ready for Maturita 1 page 24-25Reading• Allowstudentstocompareanswers

tothePreparationexercisesinpairs.• Remindstudentsthattherearetwo

extraheadingsthatdon’tmatchanyoftheparagraphs.Encouragethemtodouble-checkthemagainstalltheparagraphswhentheyhavedonethetask,tobesurethattheydon’tfitbetterthantheonetheyhavechosen.

Listening• Allowstudentstodiscussthe

Preparationquestionsinpairs.• Remindstudentstoprepareforthe

listeningbyreadingsentences1–7carefullyandunderlininganykeywords.

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Unit 33A School subjects page 22� Students’owntimetables


3 1 It’ssixo’clock. 2 It’stenpastten. 3 It’shalfpastthree. 4 It’stwenty-fivepastseven. 5 It’squartertoone. 6 It’squarterpastnine. 7 It’sfivetotwelve. 8 It’shalfpastfour.

4 1 bin 2 CDplayer 3 shelves 4 board 5 desk 6 cupboard 7 clock

5 (Possibleanswers) 1 It’sbetweentheshelvesandthe

board. 2 It’sonthedesk. 3 It’sneartheboard. 4 It’sbehindthedesk. 5 It’sinfrontoftheboard. 6 It’sunderthedesk.

3B there is / there are page 27� 1 Thereisn’t 5 Therearen’t 2 Therearen’t 6 Thereisn’t 3 Thereisn’t 7 Thereisn’t 4 Therearen’t 8 Therearen’t

2 1 bikes 5 book 2 CDs 6 girls 3 dogs 7 cars 4 pencils 8 computer

3 1 Therearetwobikes. 2 TherearefourCDs. 3 Therearethreedogs. 4 Therearefivepencils. 5 Thereisonebook. 6 Therearetwogirls. 7 Therearethreecars. 8 Thereisonecomputer

4 Students’ownpictures

5 1 IsthereaCDplayeronthedesk?Yes,thereis.

2 Arethereanychildrenintheclassroom?No,therearen’t.

3 Arethereanybooksontheshelves?Yes,thereare.

4 Arethereanyplantsnearthewindow?Yes,thereare.

5 Arethereanypostersinyourbedroom?No,therearen’t.

6 Isthereapeninyourbag?No,thereisn’t.

7 Isthereanoticeboardonthewall?No,thereisn’t.

8 Aretherecomputersintheschool?Yes,thereare.

3C Schools in the USA page 28� 1 subject 4 compulsory 2 exams 5 age 3 private 6 same

2 1 c 2 a 3 d 4 b

3 1 start 5 stay 2 go 6 take 3 leave 7 study 4 find 8 choose

4 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T


3D have to page 29� 1 hasto 2 haveto 3 don’thaveto 4 doesn’thaveto 5 haveto 6 don’thaveto

2 1 Annhastogetupbefore7o’clock. 2 Shedoesn’thavetowearaschool

uniform. 3 Shedoesn'thavetocarryalotof

bookstoschool. 4 Shedoesn’thavetowalkto

school. 5 Shehastostudychemistry. 6 Shehastowalkhome.

3 (Students’ownanswers) 1 Doyouhaveto 2 Doyouhavetogetup 3 Doyouhavewear 4 Doyouhavetotidy 5 Doyouhavetowalk 6 Doyouhavetodo 7 Doyouhavestudy 8 Doyouhavetocome

4 1 DoyouhavetostudyFrench? 2 Wedon’thavetousecomputersat

school. 3 WehavetoplaybasketballinP.E.

lessons. 4 Doyouhavetogetupearly? 5 Wehavetolistentotheteacher. 6 DoesJohnhavetoworkhardat

school? 7 Theydon’thavetotakeexams

everyyear.


3E Home school page 30� 1 canteen 2 corridor 3 library 4 computerroom 5 gym 6 stairs 7playingfield 8 staffroom

2 1 b 2 f 3 e 4 d 5 a 6 c

3 1 havedinner 2 traveltoschool 3 preparelessons 4 discussproblems 5 makefriends 6 stayforanight

4 1 D 2 A 3 E 4 B 5 C

5 1 HS 4 NS 2 both 5 NS 3 HS 6 HS

3F Giving directions page 31� 1 Goalong 5 Turn 2 Gopast 6 Turn 3 Goup 7 Gothrough 4 Godown 8 Go

2 A Excuseme.Doyouknowwherethelibraryis?

B Yes,it’snearthecanteen. A Oh,right.Where’sthat?I’mnew

here. B Oh.OK.Goalongthiscorridorand

turnright. A Yes… B Thelibraryisonyouleft,opposite

thestaffroom. A Thanksverymuch. B You’rewelcome.


3G A note page 32� 1 teacher’s,Smith 2 We,geography 3 I,school 4 Tom,UK 5 Monday,February 6 Where’s,The

2 1 IsitFridaytoday? 2 MarcoandAntonellaarefrom

FlorenceinItaly. 3 PeteandIstudyFrenchbutwe

don’tstudyGerman. 4 Mydad’sbirthdayis18May. 5 Mycousin’snameisSam.Helives

inDublininIreland. 6 QueenElizabethlivesin

BuckinghamPalace.



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3 1 Welcometo 2 before8.30 3 themorningbreak 4 inthecanteen 5 Lessonsstartagain

4 Arrive at school:8.30 Lessons start:9.00 Number of lessons in the morning:

five Break is from:10.45to11.00 Lunch is at:1.00 In the afternoon lessons start at:

2.00 Number of lessons in the afternoon:

three School finishes: 4.00


Self check 3 page 33Across 2 shelves 12 on 5 information 13 opposite 7 has 17 Excuse 8 Do 18 next 9 there 19 stairs10 aren’t

Down1 chemistry 11 notice3 history 14 plants4 doesn’t 15 under6 along 16 left8 Design



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Unit 44A Clothes page 34� 1 top 9 skirt 2 dress 10 boots 3 jeans 11 shorts 4 cap 12 tie 5 jacket 13 T-shirt 6 trousers 14 shoes 7 blouse 15 jumper 8 shirt 16 sweatshirt Notillustrated:tracksuitbottoms

2 (Ordermayvary) 1 Stevehasgotabluejacketanda

whiteshirt,aredtie,blackshoesandblacktrousers.

2 Juliahasgotaredcap,ayellowT-shirtandblueshorts,bluetrainersandwhitesocks.

3 Ellahasgotapinkblouse,ablackskirtandblackboots.


4 1 old–dyoung 2 fast–hslow 3 bad–jgood 4 quiet–aloud 5 small–fbig 6 new–kold 7 easy–idifficult 8 cold–bhot 9 expensive–gcheap 10 ugly–cbeautiful 11 late–eearly


4B Present continuous page 35� 1 T 2 T 3 T 4 F 5F

2 1 iseating 2 arewatching 3 amwearing 4 areleaving 5 aresitting 6 iswriting 7 amhaving 8 ischatting

3 1 Harryisn’twearingshoes,he’swearingtrainers.

2 Wearen’twatchingTV,we’rewatchingaDVD.

3 I’mnotdrinkingcoffee,I’mdrinkingtea.

4 Jennyisn’twearingaskirt,she’swearingadress.

5 JoandRupertaren’tdrivingtoLondon,they’redrivingtoOxford.

6 Thatgirlisn’tsmilingatyou,she’ssmilingatme.

4 1 IsCathysleeping? 2 Whatareyourfriendseating? 3 Whyareyougoingtobed? 4 AreDaveandSarahplaying

tennis? 5 Isthesunshining? 6 WhatisTonywearing?

5 1 d 2 e 3 f 4 b 5 a 6 c

Challenge!Students’owndescriptions

4C Fuji Rock Festival page 36� 1 lasts 2 stage 3 standsfor 4 takesplace 5 perform


3 1 B 2 B 3 C 4 B 5 B 6 C


4D can and adverbs page 37� 1 Mikecanplaythepianoandhe

canrideabike. 2 Suecandriveacar,butshecan’t

rideabike. 3 Tomcan’tspeakFrenchandhe

can’tplaythepiano. 4 MikeandTomcanrideabike,but

Suecan’t. 5 TomandSuecan’tspeakFrench

butMikecan. 6 Tomcan’tplaythepianobutSue

andMikecan. 7 Mike,SueandTomcandriveacar.

2 (Students’ownanswers) 1 Canyoucook? 2 Canyouplayamusical

instrument? 3 Canyourideabike? 4 CanyouspeakRussian? 5 Canyoustandonyourhead? 6 Canyouswim100metres? 7 Canyouuseacomputer?

3 1 slowly 5 carefully 2 early 6 easily 3 hard 7 beautifully 4 quickly 8 fluently

4 1 Tanyaisplayingwell. 2 Benisswimmingfast. 3 Tom’sdadisdancingbadly. 4 WendyandSamarearrivingearly. 5 Patriciaissingingloudly. 6 JamieandBethareplaying

happily.

4E Celebrity lookalikes page 38� 1 guitar 5 trumpet 2 drums 6 piano 3 bassguitar 7 violin 4 saxophone 8 cello

2 1 MichaelJackson 2 Heiswearingahat,ajacketand

gloves.

3 1 unusual 5 atthemoment 2 parties 6 enjoy 3 think 7 boring 4 clothes 8 never

4 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F

4F Making arrangements page 39�S HiChristina.ThisisSimon.Howare

you?C Notbad.Andyou?S I’mfine.Listen,doyouwanttogoto

thediscotomorrowevening?C I’mafraidIcan’t.I’mgoingtothe

cinemawithmysister.WhataboutFridayevening?

S I’mplayingfootballonFriday.AreyoudoinganythingonSaturday?

C No.I’mfreeonSaturdayevening.S Let’sgoonSaturdaythen.C OK.Goodidea.S Let’smeetoutsidethediscoat8.30.C Great.Seeyouthere.

2 1 go 6 go 2 goto 7 gofor 3 goto 8 goto 4 go 9 goto 5 gofor 10 have


3 1 at 6 at 2 on 7 at 3 in 8 3

4 3 9 3

5 on



4G An invitation page 40� 1 Christmasparty 2 end-of-school-yearparty 3 fancydressparty 4 NewYear’sparty 5 birthdayparty 6 Halloweenparty



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• Askstudentstomakenotesandplantheirownannouncement.Theycanrefertolesson2Gtohelpthem.

Speaking• AskstudentsdothePreparation

exercisesinpairs,andthencheckasaclass.

• ReferstudentstotheFunctionsBankonpage108beforetheystartthetask.RefertheminparticulartotheMakingArrangementssection.

• Givestudentstimetoprepareindividuallybeforedoingthetaskinpairs.

• Studentsdothetasktwice,changingrolesforthesecondtime.

Listening• DothePreparationsectionasa

class,writingthedaysoftheweekontheboardsothestudentscanchecktheirspelling.

• Remindstudentstoprepareforthelisteningbyreadingthequestionscarefullyandunderlininganykeywords.

• Playtherecordingtwice.• Checktheanswersasaclass,

playinganysectionsagainifrequired.

Use of English• Encourageyourstudentstoreadthe

wholetextthroughbeforechoosingtheoptions.

• Aftertheyhavedonethetaskindividually,askthemtocheckitinpairs.

• Checkanswersasaclass.

Preparation: Reading� 1 compulsory 5 primary 2 state 6 subjects 3 Private 7 secondary 4 uniform 8 exams

2 b

� 1 wealthy 4 mainly 2 attend 5 fees 3 term

Maturita Task: Reading1 N 2 P 3 N 4 N 5 P

Preparation: Writing an announcement1 1 Iwanttoorganiseacyclingtour

onTuesdaymorning. 2 Bringsomethingtoeatanddrink. 3 Wearemeetingoutsidethe

school.2 Iwanttoorganiseacyclingtouron

Tuesdaymorning.Bringsomethingtoeatanddrink.Wearemeetingoutsidetheschool.Seeyouthen.

Preparation: Speaking1E I’mgoingtotheswimmingpool

todayatfiveo’clock.Wouldyouliketogowithme?

S Sorry,Ican’tgotoday.I’mplayingtennis.

E Oh,that’sapity.S Whydon’twegoonFridayat4.00?E OK.Whereshallwemeet?S Let’smeetoutsidethesportscentre.

Listening1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A

TranscriptMike HiEve.Doyouwanttocometo

Phil’sparty?It’sonSaturday.Eve I’dloveto,MikebutI’mafraidI

havetostudyforanexam.Mike When’syourexam?Eve NextTuesday.Mike Ohcomeon,Eve,youcanhavea

break.You’vestillgotaweektostudy.

Eve Iknow.ButIhavetohelpmymumthisweek.IhavetotakemylittlebrothertoaswimmingcompetitiononThursday.It’squitealongwayandIdon’tknowifI’vegotenoughtimetostudyaswell.

Mike Whydon’tyouaskyourDadtodoit?

Eve Heisn’there.He’sinNewYorkonbusinessthisweek.

Mike Oh,OK.Youknowwhat?Icandriveyourbrothertohiscompetition.Thenyoucanstudyandcometotheparty!

Eve Great.Thanks,that’sagoodidea!So,whatshallwetaketotheparty?

Mike JoshandMonicaarebringingsomeCDs,Phil’smakingapizzaandTracy’sbakingacake.Whydon’twegetsomethingtodrink?

Eve Fine.ShallIdotheshopping?Mike No,it’sOK.Icangoshopping

withmymumonFridayandbuyeverythingthen.

Eve Whattimedoesthepartystart?Mike Ateighto’clock.Seeyouthen.Eve Great!Seeyou!

Use of English1 teaches 6 uniform2 is 7 haveto3 alwayswears 8 blackboard4 pupils 9 haveto5 sit


Maturita Solutions Elementary Workbook Key2 1 Hi 2 starts 3 dress 4 come 5 Please 6 hope 7 there 8 Cheers

3 1 CanyoubringsomeCDs,please? 2 Canyoubringsomefood,please? 3 CanyouinviteDavidforme,

please? 4 Canyouwearfancydress,please? 5 Canyoubringsomethingtodrink,

please? 6 Canyouletmeknowifyoucan

come,please?

4 Students’owninvitations

Challenge!Students’ownreplies

Self check 4 page 41Across 1 are 11 dress 2 Let’s 12 in 4 can’t 13 difficult 7 on 16 easily 8 shorts 18 sock10 new

Down1 at 9 well3 shoes 14 not5 afraid 15 cheap6 isn’t 17 about8 swimming

Get ready for Maturita 2 page 42–43• LookbackatGet ready for Maturita

1 andaskstudentswhattheyfounddifficult.Whataretheygoingtoconcentrateonthistime?Whatwilltheytrytododifferently?Elicitthemostcommonproblemsorconcernsanddiscussstrategiesfordealingwiththem.

Reading• Allowstudentstocompareanswers

tothePreparationexercisesinpairs.• Remindstudentstounderlinethe

fragmentsofthetextwheretheyhavefoundtheanswers,sothattheycancheckagainstthemwhentheyfinishthetask.

Writing• Studentsprepareamodeltext

bycompletingthePreparationexercises.Askthemtocheckitagainstthetask.Doesitincludeallthepointsinthetask?

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Unit 55A Geography page 44�

C B F J R I V P O R A IB E R E M M Q D A L M ZR A I N F O R E S T H JV C S L A U F S E F I VA H L I A N P E C L L AL I A W A T E R F A L LL L N B E A C T U K E LB Q D O T I R I V E R EX O C E A N M W S E I YY Z P J L S E A K C V BM O V E S E R T A D H I

2 1 Sea 6 Lake 2 island 7 Ocean 3 Mountains 8 Beach 4 Desert 9 Valley 5 River

3 1 3 5 the 2 the 6 the 3 the 7 3

4 3 8 3

4 1 NorthAmerica 4 Africa 2 SouthAmerica 5 Asia 3 Europe 6 Australia

Challenge!1 LakeSuperior–NorthAmerica2 TheAmazonRainforest–South

America3 TheMediterranean–Europe4 Everest–Asia5 TheRiverBug–Europe6 TheGobiDesert–Asia7 LakeMikołajki–Europe8 Rysy–Europe

5 1 long 4 tall 2 heavy 5 big 3 old 6 deep

5B Comparative adjectives page 45� 1 Susan 4 Maria 2 Tina 5 Harriet 3 Jessica

2 1 wider 2 quieter 3 uglier 4 moredangerous 5 higher 6 moreimportant 7 earlier 8 bigger

3 1 FredistallerthanPat. 2 Harryismoreintelligentthan

Susan. 3 Mysisterisnicerthanmybrother. 4 Mymum’scarisbiggerthanmy

dad’scar.

5 MarkisfriendlierthanPeter. 6 Yourexamresultsareworsethan

myexamresults. 7 Footballismoreexcitingthan

tennis. 8 Marsisfurtherfromthesunthan

Earth.

4 1 TheBulletismoreexcitingthantheArrow.

2 TheBulletismoreexpensivethantheArrow.

3 TheBulletisfasterthantheArrow. 4 TheArrowisheavierthanthe

Bullet. 5 TheArrowislongerthanthe

Bullet.


5C National Parks page 46� 1 horseriding 2 fishing 3 sailing 4 canoeing 5 diving 6 skiing 7 climbing 8 mountainbiking

2 1 west 5 visit 2 beautiful 6 climbing 3 mountains 7 fishing 4 lakes

3 1 B 2 B 3 A 4 B 5 A


5D Superlative adjectives page 47� 1 theslowest 2 theworst 3 theheaviest 4 themostfamous 5 thelargest 6 themostexpensive 7 thelatest 8 theugliest

2 1 thebest 2 themostdangerous 3 thecoldest 4 thebiggest 5 themostintelligent 6 thehottest 7 themostpopular 8 thenoisiest



4 1 TheAmazonislongerthantheYangtze,buttheNileisthelongest.

2 NorthAmericaisbiggerthanSouthAmerica,butAfricaisthebiggest.

3 K2ishigherthanKangchenjunga,butEverestisthehighest.

4 TheIndianOceaniswiderthantheAtlanticOcean,butthePacificOceanisthewidest.

5 LondoniswetterthanMadrid,butRomeisthewettest.

6 VenusisfurtherfromthesunthanVenus,buttheEarthisthefurthest.

5E Dangerous! page 48� 1 bear 7 mosquito 2 eagle 8 shark 3 elephant 9 snake 4 jellyfish 10 tiger 5 hippo 11 whale 6 lion

2 1 elephant 7 whale 2 mosquito 8 jellyfish 3 tiger 9 eagle 4 shark 10 bear 5 snake 11 lion 6 hippo

3 1 animals 5 aggressive 2 kill 6 run 3 long 7 bite 4 heavy

4 1 hundreds 2 about20centimetres 3 over6metres 4 about1000kilograms 5 70to80years 6 nearriversandinthesea 7 Yes,theycan.

5F Making a phone call page 49� 1 Wouldyoulikeasandwich?Yes,

please. 2 Wouldyoulikeacupofcoffee?

No,thanks. 3 Wouldyoulikeabanana?No,

thanks. 4 Wouldyoulikeapizza?Yes,

please.


Challenge!1 Whatwouldyoulike(toknow)?2 Canyougivemesomeinformation

aboutthemuseum,please?3 Howmuchdoesitcost?



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3 1 Goodafternoon.ScienceMuseum.HowcanIhelpyou?

2 Sure.Whatwouldyouliketoknow?

3 Weopenatteno’clock. 4 Athalfpastfive.Butwedon’tsell

ticketsafterfiveo’clock. 5 It’s$14foradultsand$8for

childrenunder12. 6 You’rewelcome.Thankyoufor

callingtheScienceMuseum.


5G A postcard page 50� 1 youthhostel 4 cottage 2 campsite 5 villa 3 hotel 6 apartment

2 1 in 5 by/near 2 at 6 in 3 in 7 near/by 4 at 8 in

3 1 c 2 e 3 g 4 a 5 f 6 d 7 b


5 Students’ownpostcards

Self check 5 page 51Across 2 waterfall 12 Would 4 help 13 most 7 time 15 hotter 9 worst 16 Sea10 deep 18 River

Down1desert 8 mountains2 welcome 11 easier3 than 14 more5 How 17 cost6 furthest 19 the



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5 1 CouldBlaineeatwhilehewasinthebox?No,hecouldn’t.

2 Couldhedrinkwaterwhilehewasinthebox?Yes,hecould.

3 Couldhetalktohisfamilywhilehewasinthebox?No,hecouldn’t.

4 Couldhestandupwhilehewasinthebox?Yes,hecould.

5 Couldhesleepwhilehewasinthebox?Yes,hecould.

6 Couldhewalkwhilehewasinthebox?No,hecouldn’t.

6C Tourist information page 54� 1 boring 4 fantastic 2 dirty 5 cheap 3 dangerous 6 modern

2 1 interesting 4 terrible 2 clean 5 expensive 3 safe 6 old

3 1 b 2 c 3 a

4 1 famous,modern 2 old,expensive 3 old,interesting 4 fantastic,interesting 5 fantastic,beautiful

5 1 SydneyOperaHouse 2 SydneyHarbourBridge 3 TheRocks 4 BondiBeach


6D Past simple: affirmative (regular verbs) page 55� 1 –ed:played,walked 2 –d:cycled,decided 3 –y:hurried,replied 4 double consonant and add –ed:

chatted,stopped

2 1 danced 4 jogged 2 arrived 5 studied 3 watched 6 visited

3 a 3 b 6 c 5 d 1 e 4 f 2

4 1 before 5 ago 2 months 6 yesterday 3 week 7 last 4 morning

5 1 Iwalkedtoschoolyesterdaymorning.

2 Iplayedbasketballlastweekend. 3 Icycledtothesportscentrelast

night. 4 Ilistenedtomusicyesterday

morning. 5 Mydadcookeddinneryesterday. 6 Stevephonedhisgirlfriendon

Saturdayevening.

7 ItrainedalotinManchesterlastmonth.

8 Thebusstoppedattheendoftheroadtwominutesago.


6E A postman flies home page 56� 1 first 2 then 3 afterthat 4 afewmomentslater 5 laterthatday 6 intheend

2 1 repaired 4 watched 2 goto 5 park 3 ordered

3 1 was 5 phoned 2 decided 6 shouted 3 noticed 7 asked 4 arrived

4 1 F 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 F

6F On the phone page 57� 1 twozerotwodoublefiveseven 2 trebleseventhreeninezero 3 doubletwodoublefoursixnine 4 sixthreeeightninezerofour 5 trebletwotreblefive 6 doublesixdoublezeroseventwo

2 a I’ll b I’ll c I’ll d I’ll e I’ll f I’ll

3 1 b 2 c 3 a 4 d 5 f 6 e

4 1 themessage. 2 toPam,please? 3 MrsJenkins? 4 thatMatthewcalled. 5 leaveamessage? 6 atthemoment.

5 1 IsthatMrsJenkins? 2 CanIspeaktoPam,please? 3 She’soutatthemoment. 4 Doyouwanttoleaveamessage? 5 TellherthatMatthewcalled. 6 I’llgiveherthemessage.


6G A message page 57� 1 She’sgotthebookthatyou

wanted. 2 Youcanpickituptomorrow. 3 Thelibraryisopenfrom9a.m.

until3p.m. 4 He’sgoingtothecinematonight. 5 Hewantsyoutogowithhim. 6 ThefilmisCasino Royaleandit

startsat8. 7 Canyoucallhimonhismobile?



Unit 66A In town page 52� 1 artgalleryd 2 busstationn 3 carparka 4 cinemaj 5 churchh 6 libraryb 7 museumm 8 parkc 9 postofficel 10 policestationf 11 railwaystationi 12 theatree 13 touristinformationofficek 14 townhallg

2 1 atrain 6 have 2 gofor 7 anightclub 3 acar 8 payfor 4 visit 9 afriend 5 apizza 10 take

3 1 j 2 a 3 g 4 c 5 i 6 f7 b 8 d 9 h 10 l 11 k

12 e

Challenge! Students’ownsentences

6B Past simple: be and can page 53� 1 Were 6 weren’t 2 wasn’t 7 were 3 Were 8 Was 4 was 9 was 5 Were

2 (Students’ownanswers) 1 Wherewereyouatoneo’clockthis

morning? 2 Wherewereyouathalfpastthree

yesterdayafternoon? 3 Wherewereyouatnineo’clockon

Fridaynight? 4 Wherewereyouathalfpast

elevenyesterdaymorning? 5 Wherewereyouateleveno’clock

onSaturdaymorning? 6 Wherewereyouateighto’clock

thismorning?

3 1 was 5 were 2 was 6 was 3 were 7 was 4 was 8 were

4 1 DavidBlainecouldn’teatwhilehewasinthebox.

2 Hecoulddrinkwater. 3 Hecouldn’ttalktohisfamily. 4 Hecouldstandup. 5 Hecouldsleep. 6 Hecouldn’twalk.

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2 1 on 4 at 2 from 5 at 3 to 6 on

3 Importantinformation:thisisLisa,I’mmeetingKevinthisafternoon,I’mgoingtobelate,attheswimmingpool,athalfpastthree,phonemeonmymobile,074286986

4 Students’ownmessages

Self check 6 page 59Across 1 visit 12 ago 4 before 14 theatre 5 could 15 park 8 artgallery 16 were11 take 18 park

Down2 I’ll 9 church3 message 10 stopped5 couldn’t 13 weren’t6 studied 16 walk7 speak 17 pay


2andaskstudentswhattheyfounddifficult.Whataretheygoingtoconcentrateonthistime?Whatwilltheydodifferently?Elicitthemostcommonproblemsandconcernsanddiscussstrategiesfordealingwiththem.


Preparationquestionsinpairs.Shareanswersasaclass.

• Askstudentstoprepareforthelisteningbyreadingsentences1–7carefullyandunderlininganykeywords.Checkthattheyunderstandsuggest,recommend,informandencourage.

• Playtherecordingtwicewithapausebeforeeachsection.Checkanswersasaclass,playinganysectionsagainifrequired.



• Askstudentstomakenotesbeforewritingtheirpostcard.

Reading• Studentsdothetaskindividually

andthencheckinpairs.

Speaking• Givestudentstimetodothe

preparation.Theycanworkinpairsorindividually.

• Asaclass,reviseorintroduceanyunknownanimal-relatedvocabulary.

• Askstudentstodothetaskinpairs,oneofthemlisteningandtheotherspeaking.Remindthemthattheyshouldcompareandcontrastthepictures,notjustdescribethem.

• Thestudentwholistensshouldcheckwhetherallthequestionsinthetaskhavebeenanswered.

• Setatimelimitforthetask.Thenaskstudentstoswaprolesandrepeatthetask.

• Whentheyhavefinished,givethemsomefeedbackonhowsuccessfullytheyperformedthetask.

Preparation: Listening1 forest,hill,lake,mountains,river,

valley,waterfall

Maturita Task: Listening1 N 2N 3 P 4 N 5 N6 P 7 P

TranscriptBoy IliveinSouthAfrica.Thereis

ahugevarietyoflandscapeandwildlifeinmycountry.Inthesouth-westyoucantakeaboattriptowatchwhalesandsealsintheocean,orseeostrichesandbaboonsjustbytheroads.Therearebeautifulmountainsalongthecoastandvaststretchesoflandcoveredwithred,orangeandyellowflowers.

IfyouwanttoexperiencetheatmosphereofAfricathatyouknowfrombooksandfilms,cometothenorthernornorth-easternpartofmycountry.Therearelargeplateauswithtropicalbushesandtrees.Youcanhavethetimeofyourlifegoingonasafari.Youhavetomakeanearlystarttotakepartinamorningridetoseeelephants,lions,giraffes,zebrasandlotsofotheranimalsintheirnaturalenvironment.Ifyougettiredoftheearlymornings,youcanrelaxonthecoastoftheIndianOcean.Lovelysandybeachesandhighwaveswelcomeyou.

Girl YoumightthinkthatsummerinNorwayisboringbecauseitisnotveryhotbutthat’snottrue.IfyoucometomycountryinJuneorJuly,theweatherislovelyandyoudon’thavetogetupearlyinthemorningtohavelongdaystoadmireourbeautifulscenerybecauseyoucanstayoutuntilmidnightatthistime

ofyear.Thereare‘whitenights’inthesummeranditonlygetsdarkforafewhoursaday.Youcanhireacaranddrivealongthespectacularcoastonlymeetingamoosenowandagain.Lotsofcampsitesprovideaccommodationintentsandsmallbungalows.Mycountryisfamousforitsfiords,crystalwaterlakesandriversfulloffish.Youcantakepartinafishingexpeditionandtryyourhandatcatchingsalmonortrout.Soifyoulikeunspoilednatureandprefermoderatetemperaturestotropicalheat,don’thesitate:Norwayiswaitingforyou!

Reading1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B

Preparation: Speaking� (Suggestedanswers) 2 ontheleft 3 inthemiddle 4 inthebackground 5 atthefront 6 atthebottom

� sharks–theoceans bears–forests crocodiles–rivers elephants–thebush

� (Suggestedanswers) brushacat’sfur,strokeacat,feeda

cat,buypetfood,teachacattricks



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Unit 77A On the map page 62� 1 Germany 7 Poland 2 Sweden 8 Slovakia 3 Russia 9 CzechRepublic 4 Ukraine 10 Italy 5 Belarus 11 Spain 6 Lithuania 12 France

2 1 Japan 3 Australia 2 China 4 Brazil

3 1 They’reRussian. 2 Mypen-friendisFrench. 3 ThisCDplayerisChinese. 4 DankaisPolish. 5 We’reCzech. 6 OurEnglishteacherisAustralian. 7 ThispastaisItalian. 8 ThiscarisAmerican.

Challenge! Students’ownanswers

4 1 housework 2 friends 3 aphonecall 4 adream 5 lunch 6 abus 7 aphoto

7B Past simple: affirmative (irregular verbs) page 63� 1 brought 5 spoke 2 taught 6 spent 3 began 7 said 4 saw 8 won

2 1 spent 5 taught 2 won 6 said 3 spoke 7 saw 4 began 8 brought

3 1 Iworejeanstoschool. 2 MariaandIboughtalotof

clothes. 3 Jasonreadbooksinbed. 4 Isentalotofe-mailsatthe

weekend. 5 Mymummademybed. 6 Myparentsgotupearly.4 (Ordermayvarydependingontime

ofyear) 1 lastnight 2 yesterdayevening 3 yesterdayafternoon 4 thedaybeforeyesterday 5 lastweek 6 lastmonth 7 twomonthsago 8 lastyear 9 threeyearsago

5 1 was 11 studied 2 left 12 continued 3 went 13 changed 4 gave 14 became 5 learned 15 wrote 6 met 16 got 7 started 17 moved 8 played 18 lived 9 sang 19 died 10 could

Challenge!Students’ownsentences

7C An Indian hero page 64� 1 rights 2 enemies 3 nationalholiday 4 equal 5 refused 6 shot 7 hero 8 Nation

2 1 A 2 A

3 1 Hewasbornin1869inPorbander,inthewestofIndia.

2 Hehadfoursons. 3 HestudiedlawinLondon. 4 HestayedinSouthAfricafor21

years. 5 Indiabecameindependentin

1947. 6 SomepeoplehatedGandhi

becausehewasfriendlytowardsMuslims.

7 HediedonJanuary30th1948. 8 AHindushothim.

Challenge! 1 B 2 C 3 A 4 B 5 A

7D Past simple: negative and interrogative page 65� Students’ownanswers.

2 1 DidAndytakeanyphotos?Yes,hedid.

2 DidCeliawatchTV?Yes,shedid. 3 DidFredandDiplaycomputer

games?Yes,theydid. 4 DidAndyreadabook?No,he

didn’t. 5 DidCeliadoanyhousework?Yes,

shedid. 6 DidFredandDitakeanyphotos?

No,theydidn’t. 7 DidAndygoforarideonhisbike?

Yes,hedid. 8 DidCeliaplaycomputergames?

No,shedidn’t.

3 1 Bendidn’tgotoLondon.WheredidBengo?

2 Youdidn’tleavehomeattwoo’clock.Whendidyouleavehome?

3 SamandEddidn’ttakethebustotown.HowdidSamandEdgototown?

4 Katedidn’tspend£100.HowmuchdidKatespend?

5 Youdidn’tbuyaDVD.Whatdidyoubuy?

6 Harry’steamdidn’twinfivematcheslastyear.HowmanymatchesdidHarry’steamwin?

4 1 Didyouhave 6 went 2 didn’t 7 Was 3 wanted 8 didn’tsee 4 wasn’t 9 took 5 didyoudo 10 didn’tarrive

7E A great scientist page 66� 1 born 5 was 2 worked 6 studied 3 moved 7 invented 4 died 8 became

2 1 A 2 B 3 B 4 A

3 1 d 2 a 3 g 4 f 5 i 6 b 7 e 8 h 9 c


7F Talking about your weekend page 67� 1 shopping 4 ane-mail 2 somefriends 5 aDVD 3 dinner

2 1 Ohno! 2 Ohdear! 3 Ohwell! 4 That’sashame! 5 Pooryou! 6 Whatadisaster!

3 1 Howwasyourweekend? 2 Whatwasitlike? 3 HowaboutSunday? 4 WhatdidyoudoonSaturday

night? 5 Whywasitsobad?

4 1 Howwasyourweekend? 2 Whywasitsobad? 3 WhatdidyoudoonSaturday

night? 4 HowaboutSunday? 5 Whatwasitlike?

5Good things:Wewenttoanightclubwehadagreattime.Wesawabasketballmatch.Myfavouriteteamwon.Igotmyexamresults.Ipassedthemall.Bad things:Mycousinhadanaccident.He’sinhospital.Wewenttothetheatre.Theplaywasreallyboring.Iwenttoarockconcert.Ilostmymobilephone.




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7G An e-mail message page 68� 1 do 7 play 2 go 8 go 3 read 9 see 4 go 10 have 5 have 11 write 6 tidy

2 1 abook 2 aphonecall 3 myfriends 4 ane-mail 5 housework 6 aDVD 7 computergames 8 anightclub 9 music 10 aplay 11 volleyball

3 1 did 7 read 2 went 8 saw 3 had 9 sent 4 listened 10 tidied 5 made 11 watched 6 met 12 wrote

4 1 Greattohearfromyou! 2 Howwasyourweekend? 3 Ihopeyou’rewell. 4 Carolsendsherlove. 5 SayhitoStephanie. 6 Speaktoyousoon.

5 1 for 7 in 2 On 8 on 3 with 9 in 4 In 10 to 5 to 11 at 6 On

6 Students’owne-mails

Self check 7 page 69Across 2 brought 12 Did 5 Australia 14 spent 8 take 15 do 9 have 16 How11 Chinese 18 won

Down1 taught 10 like3 make 11 Czech4 Japan 13 didn’t6 Ukrainian 14 saw7 rented 17 on

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Unit 88A Breakfast page 70�

M D C H E E S E T E A OI S T O M A T O E S T RL V W T T L P R K B M AK B A C O N G C J A M NS Q U H A M J E X N L GA H Y O S K B R E A D EU W O C T C C E D N U JS B K O A P E A E A I UA P P L E S B L E S T IG M M A G U L A X F O CE H E T G C O F F E E ES R R E S D O W A T E R

2 countable food:tomatoes,sausages,apples,eggs,bananas

uncountable food:cheese,bacon,ham,jam,bread,cereal,toast

uncountable drink:milk,tea,coffee,water,orangejuice,hotchocolate

Countabledrinkistheemptypart.

3 1 acupof 2 asliceof 3 abottleof,aglassof 4 abowlof

4 1 glass 5 cups 2 orangejuice 6 coffee 3 bottles 7 slices 4 water 8 bread

5 (Answersmayvary) 1 csalmon 4 epeas 2 dlamb 5 boranges 3 amilk


8B some and any, How much / many? page 71

� 1 any 5 any 2 some 6 some 3 any 7 some 4 any 8 any

2 1 There’ssomemilk. 2 Therearen’tanycarrots. 3 There’ssomecheese. 4 Therearen’tanyeggs. 5 Thereisn’tanybeef. 6 Therearen’tanysardines. 7 Therearesometomatoes. 8 Thereissomeorangejuice.

3 1 Isthereanycream?No,thereisn’t. 2 Arethereanybananas?Yes,there

are. 3 Isthereanycereal?Yes,thereis. 4 Arethereanypeas?No,there

aren’t. 5 Arethereanyeggs?Yes,thereare. 6 Isthereanycoffee?No,thereisn’t.

4 1 Howmuch 3 Howmany 2 Howmany 4 Howmuch

5 1 Howmanypeopleliveinthishouse?

2 Howmuchcheeseisthereinthefridge?

3 Howmuchmilkdoeshedrinkaday?

4 HowmanyDVDshavetheygot? 5 Howmanybooksdoeshereada

week? 6 Howmuchwaterisinthatbottle?


8C Traditional dishes page 72� 1 snackd 2 dishc 3 traditionalf 4 pube 5 eatouta 6 microwaveb

2 1 c 2 f 3 b 4 a 5 d 6 e

3 1 HowmanyfishandchipshopsarethereinBritain?

2 Howmanytonnesoffishdotheyselleachyear?

3 Howmanytonnesofpotatoesdotheyselleachyear?

4 HowmanymealsdidHarryRamsden’sserveinoneday?

5 HowmanyHarryRamsdenfishandchipshopsaretherearoundtheworld?

6 HowmanymealsdofishandchipshopsinBritainserveayear?


8D Articles page 73� Correct:theapples,therestaurant,

theorangejuice,anonion Incorrect:abananas,abread,an

oranges

2 a:house,potato,salad,university an:animal,egg,exam,hour,onion,

opinion

3 1 He’sreadinganEnglishbook. 2 Let’sgotoanItalianrestaurant. 3 Weneedalargeonion. 4 Yaleisafamousuniversity. 5 I’vegotanexpensivephone. 6 Thebluewhaleisanamazing

animal.

4 1 an 2 a 3 an 4 an 5 a6 an

5 1 an 5 a 2 a 6 a 3 the 7 the 4 the

6 1 the,the 5 the,3 2 3,a 6 3,the 3 3,the 7 3,3 4 a,the 8 a,an

8E Healthy eating page 74� 1 fatandsugar 2 dairyproducts 3 protein 4 fruitandvegetables 5 cerealandrice


3 1 b 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 d

4 b

5 c

6 1 C 2 B 3 C 4 A 5 A 6 B

8F In a café page 75� 1 soup 6 sauce 2 cheese 7 beef 3 pizza 8 juice 4 chips 9 bottle 5 curry 10 coffee

2 1 chickencurry 2 bottleofwater 3 tomatosoup 4 teaorcoffee 5 orangejuice

3 1 Anythingtodrink? 2 CanIhelpyou? 3 I’dlikeacupoftea. 4 Here’syourchange. 5 CanIhavechickencurry,please?

4 1 CanIhelpyou? 2 I’dlikeacupoftea. 3 CanIhavechickencurry,please? 4 Anythingtodrink? 5 Here’syourchange.


8G A questionnaire page 76� 1 Sir 6 costs 2 on 7 know 3 book 8 forward 4 possible 9 faithfully 5 questions


Self check 8 page 77Across1 meat 8 glass3 Could 11 snack5 coffee 13 many6 fish 14 the7 beef 15 nickname



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Down1 much 10 any2 slice 11 soup3 cereal 12 change4 dish 14 takes9 some 16 an


3andaskstudentswhattheyfounddifficult.Whataretheygoingtoconcentrateonthistime?Whatwilltheydodifferently?Elicitthemostcommonproblemsorconcernsanddiscussstrategiesfordealingwiththem.

Speaking• Givestudentstimetoprepare

individuallybeforedoingthetaskinpairs.

• Studentstaketurnstodescribetheirtriptotherestaurant.Thestudentswhoarelisteningshouldaskquestions,asinthemodelinthePreparationsection.Iftheywanttohaveanothergoatthetask,theycanswappartnersanddoitagain.



• Askstudentstomakenotesbeforewritingtheire-mail.


tothePreparationexercisesinpairs.• Remindstudentsthatthereisone

extraheadingthatdoesn’tmatchanyoftheparagraphs.Encouragethemtodouble-checkitagainstalltheparagraphswhentheyhavedonethetask,tobesurethatitdoesn’tfitbetterthantheonetheyhavechosen.



• Remindstudentstoprepareforthelisteningbyreadingthesentencesandoptionscarefullyandunderlininganykeywords.

• Playtherecordingtwice.Checkanswersasaclass,playinganysectionsagainifrequired.

Use of English• Encourageyourstudentstoreadthe

wholetextthroughbeforechoosingtheoptions.

• Aftertheyhavedonethetaskindividually,askthemtocheckitinpairs.Askthemtodiscusswhytheychoseeachanswer.

• Checkanswersasaclass,makingsurethatstudentsunderstandwhyeachansweriscorrect.

Preparation: Speaking1 Weusuallyusethepastsimple.2 1 went 2 had 3 drank 4 visited

Preparation: Writing an e-mail message1 1 visited 2 watched 3 triptothemountains 4 funny 5 tosee

Preparation: Reading1 B

2 1 government 6 soldiers 2 fireworks 7 separate 3 parade 8 taxes 4 independence 9 territories 5 century

Maturita task: Reading1 C 2 E 3 A 4 D

Preparation: Listening1 1 rights 2 nationalholiday 3 equal 4 law 5 speeches

2 1 c 4 e 2 a 5 b 3 d

Maturita task: Listening1 C 2 C 3 C 4 A 5 A

Transcript Host TodaywearepresentingthenextepisodeofAmericanhistory–theMontgomerybusboycott.Listentoourexpert.

Speaker RosaParkswasayoungblackwomanwhoworkedinashopinMontgomery.Theshopwasfarawayfromherhomesoshecouldn’twalkthere.Shedidn’thaveacarsoeverydayshetookabustoandfromherwork.Sheworkedhardandattheendofthedayshewasverytired.OnedayinDecember1955RosaParksgotonthebusandsatinaseatatthefront.Moreandmorepeoplegotonthebus.Soontherewerenomoreseats.Whitepeoplehadtostand.ThedriverstoppedthebusandaskedRosatogiveupherseattoawhiteperson.Rosarefused

becauseshewasverytiredandherfeethurt.SothedrivercalledthepoliceandRosawasarrestedandputinjail.ThearrestofRosamadeblackpeopleinMontgomeryveryangry.BlackleadersturnedtoMartinLutherKing,whowasthentheministerofachurchinMontgomery,Alabama.Theyaskedhimwhattodo.TheywantedtoendsegregationonMontgomery’sbusesbuthowcouldtheyprotest?TheleadersmetinMartinLutherKing’schurch.MartinsaidthatblackpeopleshouldboycottbusesinMontgomery.NextmorningbusesinMontgomerywereempty.Blackpeoplewalkedtoworkorstayedathome.Theycouldlosetheirjobsbuttheydidn’tgiveup.Thebusboycottlastedforayear.Manyblackpeoplewerearrested.Thebuscompanylostmoneybutitdidn’tchangeitspolicy.Theboycottleaderstooktheircasetoajudge.Andon20December1956,thejudgesaidthatsegregationinbuseswasagainstthelaw.Theboycottwassuccessful!

Use of English1 criticised 5 the2 many 6 has3 began 7 the4 was 8 British



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4 1 havejusthad 2 hasjustgone 3 hasjustarrived 4 havejustfinished 5 havejusteaten 6 havejuststopped 7 havejustmissed 8 havejustspoken

9C The melting pot page 82� 1 colonies 4 settled 2 Themajority 5 famine 3 Recently 6 Immigrants

2 1 T 2 T 3 F 4 T

3 1 million 2 NativeAmericans 3 NorthAsia 4 Europeans 5 1850,1930 6 Irish,Italian 7 Spanish 8 music


9D Present perfect: negative and interrogative page 83� 1 haven’tpacked 2 haven’tchanged 3 hasn’tfound 4 haven’tbooked

2 1 Lukehasn’tsentanypostcards. 2 Theyhaven’tvisitedamuseum. 3 Mandyhasn’tphonedherparents. 4 Theyhaven’tboughtaguidebook. 5 Chrishasn’ttakenaboattrip. 6 Theyhaven’twatchedTV.

3 1 HasLucycleanedtheboat?No,shehasn’t.

2 HasLucyboughfoodforthejourney?Yes,shehas.

3 Hassheplannedtheroute?Yes,shehas.

4 Hasshelistenedtotheweatherreport?No,shehasn’t.

5 Hasshephonedherparents?Yes,shehas.

6 Hasshepackedbottlesofwater?Yes,shehas.

7 Hasshesenttextmessagestoherfriends?No,shehasn’t.

8 Hasshecheckedallherequipment?No,shehasn’t.


9E Climbing to the top page 84� 1 It’scloudyandcold. 2 It’ssunnyandhot. 3 It’ssnowyandfreezing. 4 It’srainyandwindy.

5 It’sstormyandwarm. 6 It’sfoggyandcold.

2 1 paralysed 2 harbour 3 rare,illness 4 passenger 5 design,wheelchair

3 1 disabled 5 icy 2 active 6 tired 3 over 7 first 4 true

4 1 MountEverest 2 Becausehehasn’tgotanylegs. 3 Helosthislegsinaclimbing

accident. 4 Threefriends. 5 Theweatherwasterrible./The

weatherwasicyandwindy. 6 Ittooksixdays.


9F Buying a train ticket page 85� 1 singleticket 2 railwaystation 3 nexttrain 4 returnticket 5 directtrain 6 changetrains

2 1 sixforty-five 2 fifteenhundred 3 tenfifty-five 4 nineteenoheight 5 twenty-threefifteen 6 seventhirty-nine 7 eighthundred 8 twelvethirty-three

3 1 single,return,back 2 direct,change 3 platform 4 change

4 1 That’s£30,please. 2 Whichplatformdoesitdepart

from? 3 DoIhavetochange? 4 Whenareyoucomingback? 5 CanIhaveareturnticketto

Oxford,please? 6 Whenisthenexttrain?

5 1 CanIhaveareturntickettoOxford,please?

2 Whenareyoucomingback? 3 That’s£30,please. 4 Whenisthenexttrain? 5 Whichplatformdoesitdepart

from? 6 DoIhavetochange?




Unit 99A Transport page 80� 1 IttakesJake12minutestogoto

schoolbytram. 2 IttakesSarah15minutestogoto

thecinemabytaxi. 3 IttakesMick1hourtogoto

Liverpoolbytrain. 4 IttakesKevin45minutestogoto

workbyunderground. 5 IttakesTom2hourstogoto

Madridbyplane. 6 IttakesRobbie8hourstogoto

Francebyboat. 7 IttakesLaura15minutestogothe

beachbymotorbike.

2 1 Ineverwalktoschool. 2 Mymumgavemealifttotown

thismorning. 3 Wetookataxitothecinema. 4 Mydadwenttoworkbycarthis

morning. 5 Davidsometimesgoestoschool

bybike. 6 Harrietwenttoworkbybus

yesterday.

3 1 get 3 break 2 slow 4 take

4 1 down 5 get 2 got 6 outof 3 take 7 breaks 4 back 8 on


9B Present perfect: affirmative page 81� 1 brought,brought 2 wrote,written 3 walked,walked 4 drank,drunk 5 continued,continued 6 did,done 7 jogged,jogged 8 came,come

2 1 Wehavefinishedouthomework. 2 Tomhashaddinner. 3 PeterhasgonetoLondon. 4 IhaveboughtanewDVDplayer. 5 WilliamandAnnhavecooked

lunch.

3 1 havedropped 2 hasgone 3 haslanded 4 hasbroken 5 We’vemissed 6 hasstarted 7 haveleft 8 havearrived 9 havejustseen

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9G An e-mail page 86� 1 HaveyouvisitedBuckingham

Palaceyet? 2 Ihavealreadyboughtsome

souvenirs. 3 Wehaven’tfoundourpassports

yet. 4 HasPeterseentheQueenyet? 5 Wehavealreadyspentadayon

thebeach. 6 Wehavealreadytakenacoach

tour. 7 Theyhaven’tboughtaguidebook

yet. 8 Shehasalreadyvisitedtheopera

house.

2 1 See 6 next 2 Hope 7 Best 3 soon 8 love 4 forward 9 time 5 all 10 back

3 1 d 2 a 3 c 4 b

4 Students’owne-mails

Self check 9 page 87Across 3 return 13 haven’t 5 down 15 next 7 platform 18 does11 already 19 eaten12 out

Down1 underground 10 has2 just 13 Have4 tram 14 van6 lorry 16 taken8 boat 17 yet9 change



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Unit 1010A Jobs and work page 88� 1 artist 6 priest 2 waiter 7 hairdresser 3 actor 8 mechanic 4 farmer 9 factoryworker 5 chef

2 1 teacher 2 doctor 3 nurse 4 politician 5 secretary 6 busdriver 7 cleaner 8 engineer 9 shopassistant 10 scientist 11 builder vertical:computerprogrammer

3 1 farmer 2 busdriver 3 computerprogrammer 4 doctor 5 chef

4 1 scientist 6 journalist 2 cleaner 7 director 3 visitor 8 footballer 4 receptionist 9 translator 5 actor 10 guitarist


10B going to page 89� 1 amgoingtodo 2 amnotgoingtowork 3 amnotgoingtoread 4 amgoingtowork 5 isgoingtoget 6 isn’tgoingtobe 7 isgoingtowash 8 aregoingtotravel 9 aren’tgoingtostay 10 aregoingtobackpack

2 1 I’mgoingtoseeafilm./I’mnotgoingtoseeafilm.

2 I’mgoingtogooutwithmyfriends./I’mnotgoingtogooutwithmyfriends.

3 I’mgoingtoplaycomputergames./I’mnotgoingtoplaycomputergames.

4 I’mgoingtodomyhomework./I’mnotgoingtodomyhomework.

5 I’mgoingtogoshopping./I’mnotgoingtogoshopping.

6I’mgoingtostayathomeonSaturdayevening./I’mnotgoingtostayathomeonSaturdayevening.

7 I’mgoingtoeatout./I’mnotgoingtoeatout.

8 I’mgoingtotidymybedroom./I’mnotgoingtotidymybedroom.

9 I’mgoingtostayuplate./I’mnotgoingtostayuplate.

3 1 IsHelengoingtogotothebeach?Yes,sheis.

2AreSandraandMikegoingtoplaytennis?No,theyaren’t.

3 IsHelengoingtoreadsomebooks?No,sheisn’t.

4 AreSandraandMikegoingtogoshopping?Yes,theyare.

5 IsHelengoingtoplaytennis?Yes,sheis.

6 AreSandraandMikegoingtogotothebeach?No,theyaren’t.


10C Jobs for teenagers page 90� 1 part-time 2 babysitting 3 paperround 4 allowedto 5 intotal 6 minimumwage 7 advantage 8 earn 9 experience 10 education

2 1 b 2 d 3 e 4 c 5 a

3 (Answersmayvary) 1 Idon’agreewithyou. 2 That’sagoodpoint. 3 Idon’tthinkthat’strue. 4 Iagreewithyou.


5 1 Chris,Andrea 5 Rachel 2 Rachel 6 Chris 3 Chris 7 Rachel 4 Andrea 8 Andrea


10D will page 91� 1 I’llbehomebeforemidnight. 2 Wewon’tbeathomethisevening. 3 BrazilwillwinthenextWorldCup. 4 Wewon’tbelateforschool. 5 Mydadwillbe38inJanuary. 6 Dannywon’tpassallhisexams.

2 (Answerswillvary.) 1 Peoplewill/won’tliveonthe

moon. 2 Computerswill/won’tbemore

intelligentthanpeople. 3 Wewill/won’tgotoschool. 4 Russiawill/won’tbeinthe

EuropeanUnion.

5 Peoplewill/won’tlivemorethan120years.

6 Peoplewill/won’tgotoMarsonholiday.

7 Peoplewill/won’tbuyeverythingontheInternet.

3 (Answerswillvary) 1 Willyoupassallyourschool

exams?Yes,Iwill./No,Iwon’t. 2 Willyougotouniversity?Yes,I

will./No,Iwon’t. 3 Willyougetmarriedbeforeyouare

25?Yes,Iwill./No,Iwon’t. 4 Willyouberichandfamous?Yes,I

will./No,Iwon’t. 5 Willyouliveinaforeigncountry?

Yes,Iwill./No,Iwon’t. 6 Willyouhavelotsofpets?Yes,I

will./No,Iwon’t. 7 Willyoulivenearthesea?Yes,I

will./No,Iwon’t.


10E Between school and work page 92� 1 shop 6 sportscentre 2 buildingsite 7 hairsalon 3 themepark 8 garage 4 factory 9 hospital 5 school 10 café

2 1 buildingsite 6 hairsalon 2 café 7 garage 3 office 8 hospital 4 hospital 9 shop 5 factory 10 café

3 1 work 5 university 2 job 6 take 3 spend 7 outside 4 make 8 experience

4 1 T 4 F 2 F 5 F 3 T 6 F


10F Giving advice page 93� 1 Youshouldgotobed. 2 Youshouldn’tcopyyourfriend’s

homework. 3 Youshouldlookforitagain. 4 Youshouldn’twearthoseold

clothes. 5 Youshouldn’tlistentothatloud

music.

2 1 Hi,Hannah. 2 I’mOK,butI’mworriedaboutmy

brother. 3 BecauseIthinkhe’sstolenaCD

fromashop. 4 No,Ihaven’t.ShouldItellthem? 5 WhatshouldIdo,then?



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• Playtherecordingtwicewithapausebetweeneachsection.Checkanswersasaclass,playinganysectionsagainifrequired.

Speaking• Allowstudentstodiscussthe

Preparationquestionsinpairs.Then,asksomeconfidentpairstofeedbackontheirdiscussion.Makeanoteofanyusefullanguageontheboard.

• Givestudentstimetoprepareindividuallybeforedoingthetaskinpairs.Eachstudentshouldhaveachancetodothetask.


tothePreparationexercisesinpairs.Checkanswersasaclassbeforetheystartthetask.

• Encouragestudentstounderlinethefragmentsofthetextwheretheyhavefoundtheanswers.

• Askstudentstochecktheiranswersinpairs.Askthemtocomparewhichsectionstheyunderlined.

Writing• Studentsprepareamodeltextby

orderingthesentencestocreateaformalletterofcomplaint.Askthemtocheckitagainstthetask.Doesitincludeallthepoints?

Use of English• Readthroughthetipsasaclass

beforestudentsdothetask.Checkthateveryoneunderstandsthem.

• Encouragestudentstodothetaskassuggestedinthetips.

• Aftertheyhavedonethetaskindividually,askthemtocheckitinpairs.Askthemtodiscusswhytheychoseeachanswer.

• Checkanswersasaclass,makingsurethatstudentsunderstandwhyeachansweriscorrect.

Listening1 taxidriver,cycling2 flying,NewYork3 carefully,threedays4 friends,smartly

TranscriptSpeaker A I’mataxi-driverandIsometimesgetfedupwithtravellingbycarsoInevergoonholidaybycar.Ialwaysfly.WeusuallygoabroadsothatI’vegotanexcusefornotusingthecar.Mywifedoesn’tlikeflyingbecauseitmakeshersickbutfortunatelyshereallyenjoystheholidaydestinationsthatIchoose,soit’sjustthejourneythatshehastoputupwith.Atthe

weekendsIsometimeslikecyclingbutonlyiftheweatherisnice.

Speaker B IliketravellingbutIavoidflyingifIpossiblycan.IgetintopanicevenifIjustimaginemyselfontheplane10kmabovetheearth.Isometimeshavetoflyonbusinessandit’salwaysaproblem.IflewtoNewYorklastmonthandtherewasturbulencealmostalltheway.Itwasanightmare!IthoughtIwasgoingtodie.Idefinitelyliketravellingbytrainthemostbutunfortunatelyit’simpossibletogettoAmericabytrain.

Speaker C I’maflightattendantsoyoumightthinkthatIreallylikeflying,butinfactIjustseeitasmyjobandwhenIgoonholidayIusuallychoosethecar.Ilovevisitinginterestingplacesonthewaytomyholidaydestination.ThereissomuchtoseeinEurope.MyfamilyandIalwaysplanourjourneycarefullysothatwecanseeasmuchaspossible.Anditdoesn’tmatterthatittakesthreedaystogettothesouthofFranceorSpain.Thejourneyisourholiday,too.

Speaker D Haveyoueverspenttwoweeksridingabike?IhaveandIlovedeveryminuteofit!IwentonacyclingtourwithagroupoffriendslastsummerandnowIknowforsure:thebikeismyfavouritemeansoftransport.It’sarealshamethatIcan’tridemybiketoworkbecauseIhavetodresssmartlyandwearaskirtandhighheelsintheoffice.Itakethetrain.ButatweekendsIcycleeverywhere,evenwhenitrains.

Preparation: Reading1 2,3,4,1,5

2 1 coach 5 coachman 2 part-timejob 6 entrance 3 silence 7 blowup 4 pain

Maturita task: Reading1 A 2 A 3 C 4 C

Preparation: Writing a formal letter1 1,4,5,6,3,2

2 1 F 3 T 2 F 4 T

Use of English 1 inlove 6 both 2 stands 7 wokeup 3 smart 8 some 4 the 9 refused 5 is 10 hasn’tgot


Maturita Solutions Elementary Workbook Key 6 Doyouthinkso? 7 You’reprobablyright.Thanksfor

theadvice.


10G An application letter page 94� 1 Ihaveexperienceofworkingin

shops. 2 Ilookforwardtohearingfromyou. 3 Iamwritingtoapplyforajobin

yourshop. 4 Icansendyouareferencefrom

themanagerofthenewsagent’s.

2 1 Iamwritingtoapplyforajobinyourshop.

2 Ihaveexperienceofworkinginshops.

3 Icansendyouareferencefromthemanagerofthenewsagent’s.

4 Ilookforwardtohearingfromyou.

3 1 HiMrJones–DearSirorMadam 2 I’mapplying–I’mwritingtoapply 3 I’veworkedinhotels–Ihave

experienceofworkinginhotels 4 Writesoon–Ilookforwardto

hearingfromyousoon 5 Byefornow–Yoursfaithfully


Self check 10 page 94Across 2 translator 14 going 4 Are 15 chef 8 hospital 17 won’t11 ll 18 journalist12 artist 20 advice13 will

Down1 hands 9 politician3 priest 10 director5 should 16 shouldn’t6 garage 19 isn’t7 office


4andaskyourstudentswhattheyfounddifficult.Whataretheygoingtoconcentrateonthistime?Whatwilltheytrytododifferently?Elicitthemostcommonproblemsandconcernsanddiscussstrategiesfordealingwiththem.



• Askstudentstoprepareforthelisteningbyreadingthequestionscarefullyandunderlininganykeywords.

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Review 1 page 981 1 ’s 8 don’tlike 2 are 9 Haveyougot 3 don’tlive 10 ’vegot 4 live 11 studies 5 works 12 doyoulistento 6 Doyoulike 13 Doyoulike 7 doyoulive 14 prefer

2 1 starts 9 alwaysdoit 2 I’m 10 comes 3 from 11 Do 4 don’t 12 music 5 our 13 brilliant 6 go 14 like 7 us 15 often 8 never

Review 2 page 99� 1 photography 6 well 2 swimming 7 women 3 fluently 8 cycling 4 Their 9 teacher 5 usually 10 feet

2 1 I’msending 9 friendly 2 I’mworking 10 can’t 3 isn’t 11 Doyouwant 4 can’t 12 doesn’t 5 are 13 haveto 6 isalways 14 late 7 there’s 15 jeans 8 Poland

Review 3 page 100� 1 D 2 B 3 B 4 A 5 D 6 A 7 D 8 A

2 1 Are 9 can 2 looking 10 doesn’t 3 are 11 speak 4 larger 12 fluently 5 longer 13 largest 6 aren’t 14 was 7 There’s 15 lived 8 get

Review 4 page 101� 1 biggest 7 bought 2 started 8 could 3 popular 9 cook 4 restaurants 10 first 5 work 11 there 6 other 12 serve

2 1 many 9 late 2 than 10 find 3 I’mseeing 11 any 4 canwe 12 went 5 had 13 tell 6 came 14 were 7 some 15 chat 8 Italian

Review 5 page 1021 1 Mikeneverwalkstoschool. 2 Ican’tstandrapmusic. 3 Areyouinterestedincomputer

games? 4 Didyouhaveagoodtimeatthe

party? 5 Kenneverdrivesslowly. 6 BenandDonnabothsingwell. 7 CanyoubringsomeCDstothe

party? 8 Doyouhavetolearnmathsatyour

school? 9 Tomatoesaremoreexpensive

thanpotatoes. 10 I’dlikeahamsandwich,please. 11 Iusuallyhaveabowlofcerealfor

breakfast. 12 JakeisgoingtovisitItalyinthe

summer.

2 1 has 9 morepeaceful 2 been 10 cleaner 3 got 11 won’t 4 became 12 is 5 wasn’t 13 comes 6 better 14 tobe 7 won’tbe 15 willbe 8 looking

Extra Reading 1 page 1031 (possibleanswers) elephants,whales,lions,fish,

aquaticbirds

2 1 D 2 A 3 B 4 C

4 1 False.Politicianssometimeslistentotheadviceofscientistsaboutanimalsindanger.ParagraphA

2 True.ParagraphC 3 True.ParagraphC 4 False.Visitorsusuallyleavenational

parksatnight.ParagraphB

5 (possibleanswers) Banthehuntingofdolphins

andwhales;stoppeoplebuyingrhinoceroshorns;opennationalparks;stopthepollutionofrivers,sea,skyandland

Extra Reading 2 page 1041 2,1,5,4,3

3 B

4 (possibleanswer) Thethieffoundthelotteryticketin

theoldwoman’sbag.Thelotteryticketwasthewinningticket!Itwontheprizeof£5million.Thethiefreceivedthemoney.TheyshowedhimonTV,becausehewassorich!TheoldwomansawthethiefonTV,andsherecognisedhimasthemanwhostoleherbag.Shephonedthepoliceandtoldthemthatsheknew

whothethiefwas.Thepolicecaughtthethief,andthethiefwenttoprison!

Extra Reading 3 page 1051 (possibleanswer) Thewomanisquiteyoung.Shehas

gotverylong,thick,curlyhair.Sheislookingatherselfinamirrorandbrushingherhair.Theroomisquitesmall.Itisonthesecondorthirdfloorofahouse.Ithasgotsomefurniture–achairandadresser.Thefurnitureisold.Thewomanisprobablypoor.

� Herhair

� Twentypounds

� 1 Twocombs 2 (possibleanswer) Hesoldhisgoldwatch. 3 BecauseDelladidn’thavelong

hairanymore,andJimdidn’thaveawatchanymore.

� 1 sell 7 special 2 no 8 love 3 must 9 combs 4 use 10 long 5 chain 11 face 6 important 12 opens

Extra Reading 4 page 1061 (possibleanswers) spider,pumpkin,vampire,skeleton,

costume,firework,wings

2 Photo1–B Photo2–C Photo3–A

3 1 D 2 C 3 F 4 B 5 A 6 E

Extra Reading 5 page 1071 (possibleanswer) Thepeopleareinaballroom.They

areatamaskedball.Somepeoplearedancingandsomearetalking.

2 a LadyCapulet b LordCapulet c Tybalt d Romeo e Juliet

3 1 masks 2 dancing 3 talk 4 Romeo 5 angry 6 enemies



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