Ex. 1 page. 37

1. A Who belongs this bag to?

B It looks like Tony’s. I think it’s his.

A Yes, it is. It has his name on it.

2. A Hello, Luke. How’s your holiday? You’re in Scotland, aren’t you?

B Oh, we have a great time! It’s such an interesting and beautiful place. We are enjoying ourselves a lot here.

A It sounds wonderful. We are thinking of going there next year actually.

3. A Do you know who that guy is over there? He is looking out of the window.

B No, I am not recognizing him. he seems nice, though. Let’s go and say hello.

4. A I like your new haircut. I really suit you.

B Thanks. But I hate it. It is too short.

A Oh, you are silly! It looks great.

5. A Do you tell the truth?

B Yes, absolutely.

A I don’t believe you.

Ex. 2 page. 37

Hi Giovanni,

Isn’t it nice to be away from school? I love holidays! I hope you’re enjoying yours, too. We’re in Egypt! My family and I are having a magical time in Sharm el Sheikh on the Red Sea. It’s so beautiful here! The sea is a deep blue, and the water feels so warm. I go snorkelling every day. I want to learn scuba diving, too, but that depends on my dad.  He is thinking it’s very safe, but actually, that’s because he is afraid of water. It’s frustrating, but I guess he is careful.

Anyway, I am thinking of coming back here by myself when I finish school next year. Why don’t you come with me?

Ex. 1 page. 38

1. A I’m here to see Mr. Smith.

B Please, take a seat. I’ll tell him you are here.

2. A Don’t forget it’s Andy’s birthday on Friday.

B Yes, I know. I’ve got him a present already.

3. A Can you tell me how to get to Mr. Jones’s office?

B Follow me. I’ll take you there.

4. A What shall we do, Miss.

B All of you open the book at page 42 and do exercise 3.

5. A I’ll never pass my exams. It’s all so difficult.

B Calm down. You’ll be fine.

6. A Sssh! Be quiet. There’s an exam in the class next door.

B I didn’t realize. Sorry.

7. A That music’s too loud. Turn it down.

B OK, sorry.

8. A Everyone listen carefully. We’re having a surprise party for Jenny on Saturday. Don’t let Jenny find out, OK?

B Don’t worry, we won’t tell her.

9. A The taxi is waiting. Hurry up!

B Hang on, I’ll be there in 30 seconds.

1. A Mum, I’m going to the party now.

B OK. Have fun!

Ex. 2 page. 38

To get to my house, go out of the school and turn left. Go past the sport centre and go straight on at the crossroad.  Go over the bridge and then turn right. Don’t take the path immediately after the bridge – that goes along the railway line. Take the second left, then turn right again and my house is number 42, on the left.

Call me if you get lost.

Ex. 3 page. 39

1. A Who does this bag belong to? Does anyone know?

B Yes, I think it’s Karen’s. I remember seeing her with it earlier.

2. A Mmm, something smells delicious! What are you making?

B Vegetable soup. All the vegetables come from my sister’s garden.

A How lovely! Does she grow a lot in her garden?

B Yes, she does. She gives me lot because she doesn’t need them all. Anyway, do you want some soup?

A Yes, please!

3. A What are you doing?

B I’m measuring the room to see how much paint we need to decorate it.

A Oh, I see.

B OK, it measures five metres by three metres. I imagine that’s about ten litres of paint – so about four big tins. One big tin costs about 15£, I think.

A Well, it depends on the type of paint. Some types are cheaper than others.

Ex. 4 page. 39

1. A Where’s Luke? Susie is looking for him.

B He’s in the living room. He is watching Television, I think.

2. A Does your house have got a garden?

B Yes, a small one. But we don’t use it much.

3. A Phew! It’s hot in here!

B Yes, sorry. The air conditioning isn’t working at the moment.

4. A We think of going to the beach tomorrow. Do you want to come?

B Thank you! That sounds really nice.

5. A How I get to your apartment?

B Go down Western Avenue and take the first right.

6. A Don’t touch the walls in the dining room! We are decorating at the moment and paint’s wet.

B Oh yes, it looks really nice. A big improvement.

7. A Where do you live?

B On James Street. Do you know it?

A Yes. My friend Erica lives on James Street. She shares a house with three other people. They are students.

B Does she like it there?

A Yes, I believe so.

Ex. 3 page. 23

A Where do you live?

B I live in Innsbruck in Austria.

A Are you still at school?

B Yes, I’m in my final year.

A What do you like doing in your free time?

B I like skiing, athletics, playing the drums and travel.

A What kind of music do you listen to?

B I listen to heavy metal and rap.

A Do you have a part-time job?

B Yes, I’m a children’s ski camp assistant.

A What do you do in your job?

B I always check the skies in the morning, usually meets the children off the coach, often teaches the beginners, doesn’t work on his own – always works with a full-time ski instructor.

A Do you have a break in the day?

B No, I haven’t.

A What’s your ambition? Would you like to work in a shop when you leave school?

B my ambition is to be a professional skier.

Ex. 1 page. 24

1. A Do not bring knives etc. onto the plane with you.
2. A You can pay for certain tickets in euros if you travel from Oxford to London.
3. C you can eat breakfast all day, there is hot and cold food and you can bring children.
4. A sell a bicycle for £80.
5. A Cindy wants to buy some CDs as Christmas presents for Julie’s mum.
6. A Have a bad cold.

Ex. 2 page. 25

1. Do you like music? Yes, I do.
2. Have you got brothers and sisters? No. I haven’t.
3. Are you interested in football? Yes, I am.
4. Do your friends play computer games? No, they don’t.
5. Do you have a shower in the morning? Yes, I do.
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7. Are you sporty? Yes, I am.
8. Do you often eat in restaurants? No, I don’t.
9. Have you got a computer in your room? Yes, I have.
10. Do you speak French? No, I don’t.
11. Have you got a part-time job? No, I haven’t.
12. Do you and your friends like listening to music? Yes, we do.
13. Does your mum use the Internet? No, she doesn’t.
14. Is your house in a city? No, it isn’t.
15. Is your birthday in June? No, it isn’t.
16. Does your family eat a lot of pasta? Yes, it does.

Ex. 1 page. 26

1. Kelly often plays computer games.
2. My brothers don’t study English.
3. Do you like rap music?
4. What’s your town like? It’s great.
5. I don’t like jogging. Neither do I.

Ex. 2 page. 26

1. Can they paint pictures? No, they can’t.
2. Can you walk 20 km? yes, I can.
3. Can she play the guitar? No, she can’t.
4. Can your friends dance? Yes, they can.
5. Can you ride a horse? No, I can’t.

Ex. 3 page. 26

1. Wake up.
2. Have breakfast.
3. Go to school.
4. Leave school.
5. Do exercise.

Ex. 4 page. 26

1. Halloween is a horror film.
2. In winter I always go skiing.
3. Children usually love cartoons.
4. Mum’s a doctor at the local hospital.
5. I love writing my blog.

Ex. 5 page. 26

A What’s on at the cinema?

B There’s an action film at 3 o’clock. Shall we go and see it?

A Oh no! I don’t stand action films!

B How about a comedy?

A Yes. Good idea.

Ex. 6 page. 26

First name: Karen

Surname: Phillips

Address: 24 North Road, Culham, Oxfordshire, England

Post code: OX23 IUR

Email address: Karen.phillips@friendsmail.co.uk

Date of birth: 31 July 1995

Ex. 7 page. 26

A What do you like doing?

B I like meeting friends, reading books and listening to music.

A Do you like chatting to your friends online?

B Yes, I like.

A Do you belong to any clubs?

B No, I don’t.

A What’s your school like?

B It is very cool and very big. I like my new school.

A What kind of TV programmes do you like?

B I like teen series very well, love stories and crime series.