Ex. 1 page 58

1. She has got long, blonde hair and dark green eyes.
2. She seems happy and kind. 

Ex. 2 page 58

1. The most important thing for Natalie are her family and her friends. The most important thing for Martin are his close friends and playing sport. The most important thing for Danny is a good job.
2. I agree the most with Natalie.

Ex. 3 page 58

1. er
2. ier
3. poorest
4. more
5. most
6. best
7. worse
8. worst
9. than

Ex. 4 page 58

1. kinder
2. thinner
3. more intelligent
4. funnier
5. slimmer
6. better
7. prettier

Ex. 5 page 58

1. A: Is your best friend kinder than you? B: No, she isn’t.
2. A: Are you thinner than your father? B: Yes, I am.
3. A: Are you more intelligent than your sister? B: Yes, I am.
4. A: Are you funnier than all your other friends? B: No, I’m not.
5. A: Is your mother slimmer than you? B: No, she isn’t.
6. A: Is your sister better than you? B: Yes, she is.
7. A: Is your best friend prettier than you? B: Yes, she is.

Ex. 6 page 58

1. tallest
2. most flexible
3. longest
4. most difficult
5. oldest
6. most famous

Ex. 8 page 58

1. most expensive - my telephone
2. fittest - my neighbor 
3. oldest - my grandmother
4. more serious - friends
5. Will Smith - better - Leonardo Di Caprio
6. Zlatan Ibrahimović - is the best sportsperson in the world.

Ex. 9 page 58

1. What is the most expensive thing you have?
2. What is the fittest person you know?
3. What is the oldest person you know?
4. Are you a serious person?
5. What do you think about Will Smith and Leonardo Di Caprio?
6. What do you think about Zlatan Ibrahimović?

Ex. 1 page 210

1. are
2. does
3. doesn’t
4. do
5. is
6. do
7. am

Ex. 2 page 210

1. meet - are meeting
2. is having - have
3. is doing - do
4. have - are having
5. send - are sending

Ex. 3 page 210

Conversation 1

1. is … working
2. is … working

Conversation 2

1. is … helping
2. do … believe
3. do … want

Conversation 3

1. are … doing
2. do … understand 

Ex. 4 page 210

1. do you earn
2. is working
3. loves
4. is growing
5. are opening
6. are looking
7. are you looking 

Ex. 5 page 210

1. am sitting
2. stand
3. need
4. doesn’t complain
5. leave
6. is opening

Ex. 1 page 211

1. in
2. maybe
3. on
4. can
5. on
6. perhaps
7. it’s

Ex. 2 page 211

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

Ex. 3 page 211

1. shows
2. are sitting
3. are all wearing
4. I think
5. are talking
6. is standing
7. is telling
8. don’t like

Ex. 4 page 211

1. wearing
2. part time
3. think
4. happy
5. asking
6. writing
7. background
8. singing
9. likes
10. perhaps

Ex. 26 page 25

1. There are three tennis balls in the classroom. Whose are they?
2. A Whose are these ancient coins? B they are those of Dylan.
3. A Whose is this backpack? B Which one? A That one on my bed!
4. A That man is my coach. B Which one? A That one in the gym.
5. A That is my notebook. B Which one? A That one with the red cover.
6. A Which one is your flat? B This one with the windows opened.
7. A These are my CDs. B Which ones? A Those ones of rock music!
8. A Which ones are your vocabularies? Those ones? B No, our vocabularies are at home.