Page 78 exercise 1

a) I don't want to be treated like a child.

b) Would you like to dance with me?

c) We don't like shopping in big supermarkets.

d) What's your Mathe teacher like?

e) I've never tried Chinese food. What does it taste like?

f) My husband works like a business consultant in a multinational company.

g) "What does Kane look like?" "She's quite tall and slim."

h) What would you like to do this afternoon?

Page 79 exercise 2

1) I hear you were in London last week. What was like? - Mmm ... very rainy.

2) Would you like something to drink? - Yes, a coke, please.

3) What kind of music do you like listening to? - Rock and pop.

4) What does your son do? - He works part-time as a waiter in a restaurant.

5) What's Mrs Jones like? - She's not friendly.

6) How do you like the name 'Trendy' for a clothes shop? - It sounds great.

7) Do you like reading? - Yes, particularly detective stories.

8) What does your boyfriend look like? - He's really cute.

Page 79 exercise 3

INTERWIEVER: Tom, first of all, obviously you like blogging. But why? Why is it so popular in your opinion?

TOM: I really like the contact I have with other people, and I love writing.

INTERWIEVER: So how do you know other people read you?

TOM: Easy! Two things. First, the comments. On a blog, people can leave a comment about your writing. I like the comments, they give me an idea of what is good and what isn't. Second - a counter!

INTERWIEVER: So what's your blog like?

TOM: There are stories, poetry and articles about current affairs.

INTERWIEVER: And do you like reading other blogs?

TOM: Of course! That's part of the fun.

INTERWIEVER: Any plans to develop or change your blog?

TOM: I'd like to improve the graphics, but that's complicated. I'm not a software programmer! I like taking photos so I could put more interesting photos on my blog. But that all takes time.

Page 79 exercise 4

a) What does the steak taste like? - It tastes like rubber.

b) What is the Jennifer's husband like? - He is nice but not good-looking.

c) I would like a beer, please.

d) In that factory they work like as slaves.

e) Richard like a lot going horse-riding.

f) What would you like?

g) "What is be famous like?" "Stressful"

h) I would like a lot to travel around the word.

i) Like father like son.

j) I don't like her for nothing.

Page 82 exercise 1

a) This car belongs to someone in the office.

b) Dinner is smelling very good! What is it?

c) I can't talk to you now. I'm having a bath.

d) Who knows the answer?

e) I am seeing Peter tonight.

f) We have two cars.

g) I like having a lie-in at weekends.

h) When I wake up in the morning I hear the birds sing.

Page 82 exercise 2

Dear Diana,

How are you? I am writing from London, where I stay for a month in a language school.

I go to English class every day from 9 to 12, and then I study in the afternoon for 3 more hours. There are 20 students from all over the world in the class, and I am making new friends every day. I am also taking drama classes in the evening and it's very exciting.

The city is great. I am having a wonderful time with some Spanish friends, Ramon and Julia. They are attending the same school, but only 3 days a week.

Are you enjoying your holidays in France?

Lots of love,

Maria.

Page 82 exercise 3

1) We never watch television when we eat.

2) Kate can't answer the phone - she is having a shower at the moment.

3) The first thing I see when I wake up is a big poster of Freddy Mercury.

4) What would you like for dinner?

5) Stop shouting! I am thinking!

6) Can I make a phone call?

7) He is always leaving the lights on.

Page 83 exercise 4

Daniel Brown is 17 years old and is spending a lot of time alone.

Daniel loves rock-climbing, and he is planning to climb a 300-metre high rock face near his home for charity.

He's preparing to do the climb by getting fit. Every day he likes doing a five-mile run and then an hour of stretching. This is very important for his strength and for the unusual movements he does when climbing. He likes swimming too, and enjoys going to the local pool at the weekends.

Daniel hopes to spend the winter months getting fit, and then a month in spring practising the climb with older experts. The in June he intends to do the climb in front of spectators.

He wants to do a sponsored climb and make money for charity.

Daniel's chosen charity is the British Heart Foundation. Daniel feels it is important for healthy people to do everything possible to help the sick.

Page 83 exercise 5

INTERVIEWER: Dr Harper, are you worried about the popularity of video games with teenagers

today?

DR HARPER: A little, yes. If people play video games for just a couple of hours a week, there's no

problem. But when they need to play them every day for hours, this is an addiction.

It's one thing to like playing them, another to need to play them.

INTERVIEWER: So what are the signs of an addiction?

DR HARPER: If a person stops going out with friends, this is an important sign. Look for a

person who wants to spend a lot of time alone and who likes staying at

home all day. Another problem is when a person can't concentrate. Look for

students who stop listening in class, who start getting physically agitated

and restless quickly. Obviously their homework and grades generally suffer too.

INTERVIEWER: What other signs are there?

DR HARPER: People tend to eat badly. They try to get away from the table quickly. They

don't pay attention when you speak to them and have difficult to make conversation.

INTERVIEWER: What do you advise family and friends to do if they suspect an addiction?

DR HARPER: I suggest to talking to the person about it, and trying to make them see the

problem. If this doesn't work, I advise the family to make an appointment with an expert who can evaluate the situation.

Page 97 exercise 1

a) Dan and Tina were at the cinema with us.

b) Ali was happy with his work.

c.)They weren't at my party.

d) The train wasn't late this morning.

e) The homework wasn't difficult. I was easy!

f) Last summer the weather was terrible!

g) We weren't tired after the match.

h) He was born at home.

Page 97 exercise 2

The day before I was born, the 24^th December, my mum and dad were at my grandmother's. There was a big dinner party with all my family. My mum wasn't very well, but dad said there wasn't nothing to worry about - as expected me a bit later. However, halfway through dinner, she was really sick. Luckily, the hospital was very far from my grandmother's house. They took my mother immediately, but I wasn't born until the next day.

Page 97 exercise 3

1. Where was Hemingway from? - Illinois.

2. Were thet married? - No, they were just friends.

3. Was it your birthday yesterday? - Yes, it is.

4. Who were those people? - Some school inspectores.

5. Was the film good? - It was fabulous.

Page 97 exercise 4

b) Was Mr Smart at school on Monday?

c) Was Henry pleased his present?

d) Was it sunny yesterday?

e) Vicky and Mel weren't at the party.

f) They weren't at the tennis club yesterday.

g) Dave wasn't hungry at the restaurant.

h) At 8.00 I wasn't at home.

Page 99 exercise 1

a) danced

b) visited,

c) studied

d) laughed

e) loved

f) wanted

g) cancelled

h) happened

i) planned

j) enjoyed

k) travelled.

Page 99 exercise 2

a) 7.15: I opened my eyes.

b) 7.45: My mum called me again.

c) 8.15: Anna and I arrived at school.

d) 8.30: We started our lessons.

e) 16.30: I played volleyball with my team.

f) 19.00: Anna and I studied together.

g) 19.30: We finished our homework.

h) 20.30: I phoned my friend.

Page 100 exercise 3

I remember my first day at school in 1999! I arrived at 8.30 and school started at 9.00. We studied from 9.00 at 12.00. The teachers a lot! Than we played football for an hour. In the afternoon we continued our lessons and listened the teacher carefully. Then at 3.30 school finished. It was a long and tiring day!

Page 100 exercise 4

a) We didn't watch the late film last night.

b) Helen didn't like her birthday present.

c)Sara didn't cry when she lost her mp3 player.

d)Trish didn't answer my email.

e) Ted didn't reply to my message.

f) My brothers weren't' t at the match yesterday.

Page 100 exercise 5

a) Did your mother call this morning?

b) Did Chris like his new T-shirt?

c) Did Ralph miss the bus?

d) Did Pat help me with my homework?

e) Did Simon study all night for the test?

f) Did Tim like his birthday presnt?

Page 100 exercise 6

a) I didn't like the film

b) Did you stop for lunch?

c) I studied all evening for the exam.

d) Who did you phone?

e) Were you play football yesterday?

f) We didn't enjoy our meal.

g) Did you stay in a hotel?

Page 100 exercise 7

a) lied

b.) worked

c) didn't enjoy

d) visited

e) travelled,

f) stayed,

g) didn't study,

h) didn't want,

i) enrolled,

j) decided,

k) opened.

Page 101 exercise 1

a) I went to school by bus today-

b) After school Marta came to my house for tea.

c) We had lots of cake and biscuits.

d) I Think we ate too many cakes.

e) Marta felt sick.

f) My mum took Marta home in our car.

g) I did my homework.

h) My mum told Mara's mum about the cakes.

Page 101 exercise 2

a) Tom and Mike didn't go to school.

b) They didn't do all their homework.

c) Mike didn't know all the answers.

d) Soraya didn't give them a snack.

e) Mr Smart didn't give them a test.

f) After lunch they didn't go home.

g) Tom didn't get a prize for his results.

h) Anka didn't send Tom a text message.

Page 102 exercise 3

a) Did Martin go to Paris?

b) Did Bola travel by train?

c) Did they meet a Gare du Nord?

d) Did they go to Greece?

e) Did Deniz see them in Istambul?

f) Did they eat the local food?

g) Did they buy me a souvenir?

h) Did you see their photo album?

Page 102 exercise 4

a) I gave him my address do I hope he writes me.

b) We took the bus number 25.

c) I can't remember who wrote The Hunchback of Notre Dame.

d) We saw someone trying to open your car and called the police.

e) There was really heavy traffic this morning, but we got to the airport on time.

f) This house cost me a fortune.

g) I put lots of sun cream because the sun was really hot.

h) He did a lot to help at the party.

Page 102 exercise 5

a) went

b) took

c) stayed,

d) got

e) made

f) didn't do

g) decided

h) ate.

Page 103 exercise 6

a) He picked up a stone and hit the poor old man.

b) Did you have a nice time? Yes. I did.

c) She didn't drive very well and had lots of accidents.

d) I put too much salt in the soup and it tasted awful.

e) Jim drank all the orange juice and there's none left.

f) Somebody left their umbrella here. Do you know whose it is?

g) I didn't sleep well last night because of the noise from the downstairs.

Page 103 exercise 7

a) Where did you go?

b) How long did you stay?

c) Was the weather good?

d) Did you stay in a hotel?

e) Did you get up early every day?

f) Did you do ant scuba diving or water sports?

g) So what did you do all day?

h) What kind of food did you eat?

i) Why was Japanese food on the menu?

j) How long did the journey take?

Page 223 exercise 1

b) Who met the manager? - I met the manager.

c) What do you do last night? - I read the newspaper.

d) Who brought the ice-cream? - Kate brought the ice-cream.

e) What did Joe decide? - Joe decided to take the job.

f) Who answers most of the questions? - I answer most of the questions.

g) Which is this house? - This house is mine.

h) Who looks after the children? - Pat looks after the children.

Page 224 exercise 2

b) Who phoned you earlier? - somebody who got the wrong number.

c) What brought you to England from Canada? - Well, love actually. I married an Englishman.

d) What did you bring to England from Canada? - A fur coat.

e) Who drove you home last night? - Nobody. I took a taxi.

f) Who did you drive home last night? - Neil, because he didn't have a car.

g) What caused the fire? - some fireworks, they think.

h) What did the fire cause? - £ 3000 worth of damage.

Page 224 exercise 3

b) Where do you live?

c) What time is she coming?

d) Who did you visit last week?

e) Who plays football quite well?

f) Who did Paul meet in 1960?

g) Who ate all my chocolate?

h) What happened last week?

Page 224 exercise 4

b) Who looks at when you heard a shout?

c) Who was shouting at the clerk?

d) Who pointed a gun at the clerk?

e) Who screamed at the man to go away?

f) Who did the clerk call to?

g) Who pushed you to the side?

h) Who did the man want to protect?

i) Who disarmed the robber?