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 1 BUILD UP 3 BASIC PRACTICE BOOK Photocopiable  © B Burlington Books  Introduction  VOCABULARY (page 4) 1 1. swimming 5. surfing 2. skiing 6. tennis 3. basketball 7. volleyball 4. football 8. judo 2 1. eye 5. fingers 2. nose 6. leg 3. tongue 7. foot 4. arm 3 1. 3 3. 3 5. 3  page 5 4 e c h o s p i t a l b a k e r y r l c d i e n r h o f b t o c r t g o s c a f é  y o k v r b i n i m c p o n s o n e b r  l l a f e a e t t n e a s t r t mu a f  s n a k e m a p i g a e b g mo l r n a  1. café 6. horse 2. boat 7. bakery 3. pig 8. bicycle 4. aeroplane 9. snake 5. hospital 10. cinema 5 1. cow 4. pig 2. frog 5. snake 3. horse 6 1. boat 4. judo 2. library 5. leg 3. snake  page 6 7 1. grandfather 4. grandmother 2. sister 5. brother 3. mother 6. father 8 1. fridge 6. cupboard 2. washing machine 7. bath 3. shelf 8. chair 4. sofa 9. table 5. carpet 10. bed  a. kitchen c. bathroom b. living room d. bedroom BUILD UP 3 BASIC PRACTICE BOOK ANSWER KEY  GRAMMAR (page 7) 1 1. are 5. Am 2. Is 6. isn’t 3. aren’t 7. Are 4. are 8. are 2 1. has got 4. have got 2. haven’t got 5. hasn’t got 3. Has … got 6. Have ... got 3 1. am 4. is 2. have got 5. has got 3. have got 6. are 4 1. Have they go t maths today? 2. Have y ou got a big family? 3. Are Mum and Dad at the shopping centr e? 4. Are you excited a bout the party? 5. Has he g ot a TV in his room? 6. Is the dog on the sofa?  page 8 5 1. There is 4. There is 2. There isn’t 5. There aren’t 3. There is 6 1. Is there 4. Is there 2. Are there 5. Are there 3. Are there 7  Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 8 1. live 3. rides 5. does 7. cooks 2. work 4. goes 6. doesn’t like 8. wash 9 1. Where do Max and Angela live?; e 2. Where do Max and Angela work?; d 3. What d oes Max ride?; a 4. How do es Angela get to work?; b 5. Does Angela cook?; c  page 9 0 1. Fred is closing the door. 2. Jack and Ir is are wor king on the computer . 3. Three bo ys are looking at the atlas. 4. The te acher is talking to Ann. 5. Mandy and Jenny are writing in their noteb ooks. 6. Sam is cleaning the board. 1 1. Are you wearing jeans at the moment? 2. Are the students in your clas s using computers now? 3. Are your parents wo rking right now? 4. Is your friend talking o n a mobile phone?  Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.  SPEAKING (page 10) 1 1. e 2. f 3. a 4. d 5. c 6. b 2 1. d 2. f 3. b 4. a 5. c 6. e 1 1  s  w  i m m i n g j u d o  f   o  o  t  b a l l s k  i i  n g  s  n  a k e p i g c o w  h  o r s  e  f  r o g  b  a s k e t b a l l t  e n n i  s s  u  r  f  i  n g v o l  l e  y  b  a l l

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Introduction VOCABULARY (page 4)

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1. swimming 5. surfing2. skiing 6. tennis3. basketball 7. volleyball4. football 8. judo

2 1. eye 5. fingers2. nose 6. leg3. tongue 7. foot4. arm

3 1. 3 3. 3 5. 3

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4 e c h o s p i t a lb a k e r y r l c di e n r h o f b t oc r t g o s c a f é

y o k v r b i n i mc p o n s o n e b r l l a f e a e t t ne a s t r t m u a f s n a k e m a p i ga e b g m o l r n a

1. café 6. horse2. boat 7. bakery3. pig 8. bicycle4. aeroplane 9. snake5. hospital 10. cinema

5

1. cow 4. pig2. frog 5. snake3. horse

6 1. boat 4. judo2. library 5. leg3. snake

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7 1. grandfather 4. grandmother2. sister 5. brother3. mother 6. father

8 1. fridge 6. cupboard2. washing machine 7. bath3. shelf 8. chair

4. sofa 9. table5. carpet 10. bed

a. kitchen c. bathroomb. living room d. bedroom

BUILD UP 3 BASIC PRACTICE BOOK ANSWER KEY

GRAMMAR (page 7)

1 1. are 5. Am2. Is 6. isn’t3. aren’t 7. Are4. are 8. are

2 1. has got 4. have got2. haven’t got 5. hasn’t got3. Has … got 6. Have ... got

3 1. am 4. is2. have got 5. has got3. have got 6. are

4 1. Have they got maths today?2. Have you got a big family?3. Are Mum and Dad at the shopping centre?4. Are you excited about the party?5. Has he got a TV in his room?6. Is the dog on the sofa?

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5 1. There is 4. There is2. There isn’t 5. There aren’t3. There is

6 1. Is there 4. Is there2. Are there 5. Are there3. Are there

7 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

8 1. live 3. rides 5. does 7. cooks2. work 4. goes 6. doesn’t like 8. wash

9 1. Where do Max and Angela live?; e2. Where do Max and Angela work?; d3. What does Max ride?; a4. How does Angela get to work?; b5. Does Angela cook?; c

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0 1. Fred is closing the door.2. Jack and Iris are working on the computer.3. Three boys are looking at the atlas.4. The teacher is talking to Ann.5. Mandy and Jenny are writing in their notebooks.6. Sam is cleaning the board.

1 1. Are you wearing jeans at the moment?2. Are the students in your class using

computers now?3. Are your parents working right now?4. Is your friend talking on a mobile phone?

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

SPEAKING (page 10)

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

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

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Answer Key

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3 1. Can I borrow a pencil, please?2. What page are we on?3. When is the English lesson?4. What’s this in English?

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 11)

1 Sports basketball – baloncesto

football – fútbol judo – judoskiing – esquísurfing – surfswimming – natacióntennis – tenis

volleyball – voleibol Parts of the body arm – brazo

back – espaldaeye – ojofingers – dedos (de las manos)foot – pieleg – piernanose – nariztongue – lengua

Clothes dress – vestido

shirt – camisashorts – pantalones cortostrainers – zapatillas de deportetrousers – pantalones

Places bakery – panadería

café – cafetería, cafécinema – cinehospital – hospitallibrary – bibliotecarestaurant – restaurante

Animals cow – vaca

frog – ranahorse – caballopig – cerdosnake – serpiente

Transport aeroplane – avión

bicycle – bicicletaboat – barcocar – cochetaxi – taxi

Family brother – hermano

father – padregrandfather – abuelograndmother – abuelamother – madresister – hermana

The house bath – bañera

bathroom – cuarto de bañobed – camabedroom – dormitoriocarpet – alfombrachair – sillacupboard – armariofridge – frigoríficokitchen – cocinaliving room – sala de estar, salónshelf – estantesofa – sofátable – mesawashing machine – lavadora

Unit 1, Food for Life VOCABULARY 1 (page 13)

1 1. d 3. a 5. b 7. e

2. g 4. f 6. c2 1. butter 4. popcorn

2. salmon 5. a biscuit3. fizzy drink

3 1. broccoli, mushrooms2. prawns, salmon3. popcorn, biscuits

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. ¿Qué quieres beber?2. Tomaré / Quiero [algo de] limonada, por favor.3. ¿Quieres salmón o [unas] gambas?4. Prefiero [unas] gambas, por favor.

GRAMMAR (page 14)

1 a an

2 1. any 4. any2. some 5. some3. any

3 Countable Uncountable

4 1. any 4. much2. a lot of 5. an3. any

catbanana

sandwichdog

eggapple

elephant

a biscuit some sugarsome butter

some watersome oil

some beef an apple

a prawna watermelon

a mushroom

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Answer Key

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5 1. some / a lot of 5. some2. a lot of / some 6. some3. a lot of / some / many 7. any4. much / a lot of

6 1. How many 4. How much

2. How many 5. How much3. How many

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7 1. Q: How many 4. Q: How much A: three A: 15

2. Q: How many 5. Q: How many A: two A: three

3. Q: How many A: two

8 1. any 4. many / a lot of

2. many / a lot of 5. any3. any

VOCABULARY 2 (page 16)

1 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. c 5. c 6. b

2 1. Oily 4. spicy2. sweet 5. healthy3. salty 6. delicious

3 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. T 5. F

READING AND WRITING (page 17)

2 1. Italian 4. waiters2. pizza 5. shopping centre3. (always) fresh / not expensive

3 1. This restaurant is open all day.2. The food is very fresh.3. This restaurant isn’t expensive.4. The waiters talk nicely.5. The menu has got many types of salads.

4 1. Chin Yang 5. cheap2. Chinese 6. centre3. Chinese / fresh 7. easy4. polite

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 18)

VOCABULARY

1 1. butter 4. sour2. biscuit 5. fizzy drink3. lemonade

2 1 2

3

4 5

GRAMMAR

3 1. some 4. any2. any 5. a lot of3. any

4 1. some 4. much2. any 5. a lot of3. a lot of

5 1. How many 4. How much2. How much 5. How many3. How many

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 19)

1 Food and drink beef – carne de ternera

biscuit – galleta broccoli – brócoli butter – mantequilla fizzy drink – bebida gaseosa lemonade – limonada

mushroom – champiñónpepper – pimiento popcorn – palomitas de maíz prawn – gamba salmon – salmón watermelon – sandía

Adjectives delicious – delicioso/a

fresh – fresco/a healthy – saludable, sano/a oily – graso/a, aceitoso/a salty – salado/a sour – agrio/aspicy – picante, especiado/a sweet – dulce

l be p im u s h r o o m so o a cn u w ua r n i

d s te s

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Answer Key

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2 x m p r a w n t z u m le p k o s c u b i s u f l e m o n a d e g k s cu p v b y l o e b e h nt p o r g i m f r u r qq e c h a n v t o d o b j r i a d p e p c l o aa o s r e f i s c a m hd f w u s a l m o n v in b u t t e r a l p c y b i s c u i t r i o s r

1. biscuit 6. prawn2. lemonade 7. broccoli3. pepper 8. mushroom4. salmon 9. beef5. butter

3 1. healthy 4. fresh2. delicious 5. sweet3. sour

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 20)

1

Countable Nouns UncountableNouns

Singular Plural

2 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. c

3 1. some, any 4. a2. any 5. many3. some

4 1. How much 3. How many2. How many 4. How much

Unit 2, Is It Art? VOCABULARY 1 (page 21)

1

1. cartoon 3. drawing2. photograph 4. painting

2 1. graffiti artist 4. photographer2. painter 5. cartoonist3. drawings

3 1. painters 3. photographer2. graffiti 4. cartoon

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. ¿Cuándo es el curso de arte?2. ¿A qué hora empieza la clase?3. ¿Cuánto cuesta / vale?

GRAMMAR (page 22)

1 1. loves 4. don’t2. studies 5. Does3. Do

2 1. studies 5. use2. don’t paint 6. read3. Do … take 7. does4. doesn’t draw 8. Do … buy

3 1. am studying 3. aren’t taking

2. Is 4. is listening4 1. is cleaning

2. am not reading, am doing3. Is … watching4. are finishing5. Are … taking6. isn’t teaching, is painting

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5 1. isn’t working, is buying2. draws3. is doing4. don’t want, take5. aren’t painting, are selling

6 1. doesn’t understand 5. don’t work2. are drawing 6. Is … eating3. Do … want 7. don’t know4. paint 8. is helping

7 1. Are … working 6. do … cost2. don’t work 7. pay3. are … doing 8. does … open4. am going 9. opens5. Do … want

8 1. loves 6. are painting2. goes 7. is helping3. arrives 8. finishes4. wants 9. go5. is starting 10. doesn’t want

p a i n t i n g g r a f f i t i p h o t o g r a p h c a r t o o n d ra w i n g

an atlas

a walla biscuit

a pianosome atlases

some wallssome biscuits

some pianos

an umbrella some umbrellas

some floursome salt

some beef some music

some butter

a dress some dresses

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VOCABULARY 2 (page 24)

1 b z v b y t e x m d u w u y l h w n d m f u s g a r d c a s p e c i a l l h pu z v o r d i n a r y u r l f b e a u t i f u l q i

l a z c b r i g h t w e s v f d v o t x e u a p h ik o l n m a z b o r i n ge x t r a o r d i n a r y

1. special 5. extraordinary2. ugly 6. beautiful3. ordinary 7. bright4. boring 8. dull

2 1. dull 4. beautiful2. special 5. ordinary3. boring

3 1

2 3

4 5

READING AND WRITING (page 25)

2 b

3 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. a

4 1. pretty; white 4. big; black2. short; dark 5. long; blue3. beautiful; green

5 1. beautiful; big 3. ugly; small2. pretty; new 4. long; dark

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 26)

VOCABULARY

1 1. drawing 4. pottery2. cartoonist 5. painter3. photographer

2 1. ugly 4. special2. cartoons 5. bright3. boring

GRAMMAR

3 1. c 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. a

4 1. come 6. are putting2. bring 7. is painting3. sell 8. isn’t drawing4. participates 9. is having5. are preparing 10. do … know

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 27)

1 Art cartoon – historieta, viñeta

cartoonist – dibujante drawing – dibujo graffiti – grafiti graffiti artist – artista de grafiti painter – pintor/a painting – cuadro, pintura photograph – fotografía photographer – fotógrafo/a pottery – cerámica, alfarería

Adjectives

beautiful – precioso/a, hermoso/aboring – aburrido/a bright – brillante; inteligente; vivo/a (color) dull – apagado/a, aburrido/a extraordinary – extraordinario/a ordinary – normal, corriente special – especialugly – feo/a

2 1. drawing; b 4. cartoon; c2. pottery; d 5. graffiti; a3. painting; e

3 Positive Negative

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 28)

1 1. watch 4. Do … go2. don’t want 5. doesn’t like3. study

2 1. is drawing 4. am making2. Are … listening 5. Is … doing3. isn’t painting

3 1. doesn’t sit 4. are studying2. are watching 5. don’t go3. Do you write

4 1. Are you watching that programme at themoment?

2. Does your brother usually ride his bicycle toschool?

3. Does the cartoonist draw a funny cartoon everyday?

4. Are the students studying art at the moment?5. When do you want to leave?

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boringbeautifuldull

extraordinary uglyspecial

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Unit 3, Faster and Stronger VOCABULARY 1 (page 29)

1 1. helmet 5. kneepads2. cycling shoes 6. rollerblades3. tennis racket 7. skateboard4. net

2 tabletennis

tennis rollerblading

1. net2. helmet3. kneepads

3 1. tennis racket 3. cycling shoes, helmet2. net 4. skates

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. ¿Me puedes prestar el casco?2. Sí, pero lo necesito esta noche.3. No hay problema.4. Lo siento, los / las tiene mi hermana.

GRAMMAR (page 30)

1 Adjective Comparative Superlative1. short2. happy 3. hot4. good

5. beautiful6. big7. new8. bad

2 1. nicer than 4. better than2. newer than 5. younger than3. more expensive than 6. taller than

3 1. the fastest 4. the longest2. the tallest 5. the best3. the most delicious

4 1. the most beautiful 4. better than2. saltier than 5. the worst3. the biggest

5 1. the tallest 4. the most beautiful2. older than 5. stronger than3. more expensive than

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6 1. not as … as 4. not as … as2. not as … as 5. not as … as3. as … as

7 1. not fast enough 3. not warm enough2. big enough 4. too hot

8 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. b 5. a

VOCABULARY 2 (page 32)

1 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. b

2 1. ski 2. Hold 3. skate 4. push 5. pull

3 p u s h s na l j o k ir f i l a jl a d d t wc p e e e tu s p u l lu k a b s v r i h j o ge h s a s b

1. ski 4. skate2. jog 5. push3. hold 6. pull

READING AND WRITING (page 33)

2 1. California 3. ball, net2. beach 4. shorts, a T-shirt / T-shirts,

wear shoes

3 1. Tom, Sam and Jane play volleyball everyTuesday .

2. My brother and I go to Brighton in August . 3. Where does Mr Fulton work ? 4. What a surprise ! 5. We’re watching the film Happy Feet on TV .

4 1. indoor 4. shoes2. net 5. hit3. six

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 34)

VOCABULARY

1

1. skates 4. helmet2. kneepads 5. net3. rollerblades

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

GRAMMAR

3 1. faster than 4. more dangerous than2. the best 5. the most popular3. the longest

4 1. not as expensive as 4. not as fast as2. as healthy as 5. as big as3. not as cold as

5 1. not big enough 4. good enough

2. not old enough 5. too low3. too tall

3 333

hotter

more beautifulnewerworse

bigger

hottest

most beautifulnewestworst

biggest

shorterhappier

shortesthappiest

better best

he l m e t s k a t e s r o l l e r b l a d e s n e t k n e e p a d s

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VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 35)

1 Sports equipment cycling shoes – zapatillas de ciclismohelmet – cascokneepads – rodillerasnet – redrollerblades – patines en líneaskateboard – monopatínskates – patinestennis racket – raqueta de tenis

Action verbs hold – sujetar, sostener

jog – hacer footingpull – arrastrar, tirar de; atraerpush – empujarskate – patinarski – esquiar

2 r p h a c h

p u e a p oa s l w s l j h m l b do k e e e pg a t s k i

1. helmet 4. hold2. jog 5. push3. ski

3 1. helmet 4. skates2. kneepads 5. skateboard3. rollerblades 6. tennis racket

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 36)

1 1. bigger than 4. easier than2. the tallest 5. the fastest3. more expensive than 6. the most popular

2 1. The trainers are as expensive as the shoes.2. Manhattan is not as old as London.3. The Atlantic Ocean is not as big as the Pacific

Ocean.

3 1. not good enough 4. too dull

2. too boring 5. not tall enough3. not old enough

Unit 4, Journeys VOCABULARY 1 (page 37)

1 g r o u n d o i w zx l v n m p u s a as r a x p i e l t he v l c a v e a e ba u l l i d l n r ac i e i m e n d f ea t y n s t p o a mb s s f i e l d l of r a v e u h i l l

1. ground 5. sea2. cave 6. valley3. field 7. island4. hill 8. waterfall

2 1. cave 3. hill 5. valley2. field 4. islands

3 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. Buenas tardes. ¿En qué puedo ayudarte?2. ¿Cuánto dura el viaje?3. ¿Cuántos billetes quieres?4. ¿Cuánto cuesta / vale el billete a Londres?

GRAMMAR (page 38)

1 1. lived 5. studied2. watched 6. talked3. sailed 7. visited4. jogged 8. danced

2 1. h 3. i 5. g 7. e 9. c2. d 4. a 6. b 8. f

3 1. kept 5. saw2. moved 6. ordered3. took 7. rode4. bought 8. flew

4 1. didn’t have 4. didn’t visit2. didn’t go 5. didn’t finish3. didn’t watch

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5 1. Did … have; No, she didn’t.2. Did … watch; Yes, they did.3. Did … run; No, she didn’t.4. Did … swim; Yes, he did.5. Did … climb; Yes, they did.

6 1. There was 4. There was2. There weren’t 5. There were

3. There wasn’t

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7 1. Was there; No, there wasn’t.2. Were there; Yes, there were.3. Was there; No, there wasn’t.4. Were there; No, there weren’t.5. Were there; Yes, there were.

VOCABULARY 2 (page 40)

1

1. sandy 5. steep2. high 6. flat3. rocky 7. deep4. low 8. shallow

2 1. high 3. steep2. rocky 4. shallow

3 1. c 2. b 3. d 4. a

READING AND WRITING (page 41)

2 1. England 3. walk up2. deep 4. Scafell Pike

3 1. b 2. a

4 1. France 4. cycling2. national park 5. highest3. mountains 6. popular

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 42)

VOCABULARY

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

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

GRAMMAR

3 1. got 4. painted2. sailed 5. didn’t fly3. didn’t have 6. slept

4 1. did … finish 3. Did … buy

2. Did … study 4. did … visit5 1. There were 4. There was

2. Was there 5. Were there3. There weren’t

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 43)

1 Geographical features cave – cueva

field – campo ground – terreno, suelo hill – colina, montaña

island – isla

sea – mar valley – valle waterfall – cascada

Adjectives deep – profundo/a

flat – llano/a, plano/a high – alto/a low – bajo/a rocky – rocoso/a sandy – arenoso/ashallow – poco profundo/a

steep – empinado/a, abrupto/a2

1. island 5. sea2. hill 6. cave3. field 7. valley4. ground

3 1. shallow 4. high2. cave 5. ground3. deep

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 44)

1 1. hid 4. didn’t call2. didn’t run 5. rained3. bought

2 1. Where did you go last night?2. What did they find in the cave?3. Who did she visit in London?4. When did you learn to swim?5. Did you buy those jeans at the shopping centre?

3 1. There weren’t 4. There weren’t2. There were 5. Were there3. there was

4 1. Were there 4. Were there2. Was there 5. Was there3. Was there

Unit 5, The Real Story VOCABULARY 1 (page 45)

1 1. disappointed 4. exhausted2. delighted 5. worried3. proud 6. nervous

2 e r a p c t a k s b j ud i s a p p o i n t e dr a b c f r n f s h a ng t r s u o m a a c l io f a n r u e s r s o tk s c u i d r c a l u mi y u m o a m t f p s ne x h a u s t e d u r ca f g h s c a r e d b a

1. jealous 4. exhausted2. proud 5. furious3. scared 6. disappointed

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3 1. scared 4. jealous2. exhausted 5. delighted3. furious

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. Estoy cansado/a.2. Estoy nervioso/a.3. ¿Qué pasó / ocurrió?

GRAMMAR (page 46)

1 1. was playing 5. was climbing2. were eating 6. were cleaning3. was working 7. were watching4. was doing 8. were having

2 1. were sitting 4. was walking2. was studying 5. were sleeping3. were travelling 6. were talking

3 1. We weren’t sitting in the café at half past five.2. My brother wasn’t studying in his room.3. Sam and Diane weren’t travelling to Verona.4. I wasn’t walking in the park with my dog at

eight o’clock last night.5. You weren’t sleeping at seven o’clock.6. My friends weren’t talking to the teacher five

minutes ago.

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4 1. Was … sitting; Yes, it was.2. Was … smiling; No, she wasn’t.3. Were … standing; No, they weren’t.4. Was … talking; Yes, she was.5. Were … wearing; No, they weren’t.

5 1. Were … watching 4. Were … cleaning2. Were … doing 5. Were … playing3. Was … talking

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

6 1. were driving 5. were eating2. were walking 6. was cleaning3. were having 7. were buying4. weren’t talking 8. was … doing

7 1. arrived 3. finished2. were playing 4. were you doing, called

8 1. was reading 3. wasn’t talking2. arrived 4. didn’t come

VOCABULARY 2 (page 48)

1 1. judge 5. sailor2. detective 6. soldier3. dentist 7. optician

4. hairdresser

2 1. Sailors 4. reporter2. An optician 5. dentist3. hairdresser

READING AND WRITING (page 49)

2 “I was working in the garden when I saw a lorry infront of my neighbour’s house. Three people cameout of the house. The woman was short and she waswearing a skirt. She was talking on a mobile phone.The young man had long hair. He was carrying anumbrella. I was scared because I thought they werethieves.”

3 1. but 4. and2. or 5. so3. because

4 “I was working in the garden when I saw a car infront of my neighbour’s house. Two people cameout of the house. The woman was tall and she waswearing trousers. She was talking on a mobilephone. The old man had short hair. He was carryinga bag. I was scared because I thought they werethieves.”

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 50)

VOCABULARY

1 1 2

3 4 5

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

GRAMMAR

3 1. was / wasn’t working2. were / weren’t having3. was / wasn’t doing4. was / wasn’t watching5. was / wasn’t sitting

4 1. Were … watching 4. Were … talking2. Was … driving 5. were … doing3. Was … running

5 1. was watching 4. was raining2. met 5. was teaching3. opened

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VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 51)

1 Emotions delighted – encantado/a

disappointed – decepcionado/aexhausted – cansado/a, agotado/afurious – furioso/a

jealous – celoso/anervous – nervioso/aproud – orgulloso/ascared – asustado/aworried – preocupado/a

Jobs dentist – dentista

detective – detectivehairdresser – peluquero/a

judge – juez/aoptician – óptico/areporter – periodista, reportero/asailor – marinero/asoldier – soldado

2

Positive Negative

3 1. delighted dentist 4. worried detective2. exhausted sailor 5. proud soldier3. furious hairdresser

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 52)

1 1. was talking 3. wasn’t reading2. were playing 4. were having

2 1. Was Sam doing his homework at 8.00?2. Were you walking to school at half past seven?

3. When was she making dinner?4. Where was Ben working yesterday?

3 1. was talking 4. was reading2. arrived 5. were riding3. saw

4 1. called 4. ate / were eating2. didn’t hear 5. was listening3. was climbing

Unit 6, Fashion VOCABULARY 1 (page 53)

1

1. sunglasses 5. ring2. belt 6. necklace3. cap 7. earrings4. watch

2 1. handbag 4. cap2. a ring 5. belt3. sunglasses

3 1. sunglasses 4. ring2. watch 5. handbag3. earrings

USEFUL LANGUAGE4 1. Deberías comprar un collar.

2. No deberías ir / vestir de rosa.3. ¿Debería ponérmelos/as para la fiesta?

GRAMMAR (page 54)

1 1. should 4. Should2. shouldn’t 5. should3. shouldn’t

2 1. must 4. mustn’t

2. mustn’t 5. must3. must

3 1. can’t 4. can’t2. Can 5. Can3. can 6. can

4 1. can / can’t 4. can / can’t2. could / couldn’t 5. can / can’t3. can / can’t 6. could / couldn’t

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5 1. has to 4. don’t have to

2. have to 5. has to3. don’t have to

6 1. Do … have to do2. Does … have to leave3. Do … have to talk4. Do … have to walk

7 1. can 4. must2. must 5. should3. can’t 6. don’t have to

delighted proud

scared jealousworried

disappointednervous

n e c k l a c e w a t c h s u n g l a s s e s

b e l t e a r r i n g s c a p r i n g

d e l i g h t e d s c a r e d j e a l o u s w o r r i e d

p r o u d d is a p p o i n t e d n e r v o u s

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2 3

4 5

1 2 3

4

5 6

7

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VOCABULARY 2 (page 56)

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

2 1. fashionable 4. comfortable2. old-fashioned 5. hot3. practical

3 c f th o t a r

m m p s ef o r h u no l d - f a s h i o n e dr e c o u yt r t n sa n i a ub c b al a l le l e

READING AND WRITING (page 57)

2 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. T 5. F

3 1. It 2. them 3. his 4. She 5. They

4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 58)

VOCABULARY

1 1. ring 4. watch2. belt 5. cap3. handbag

2 1. old-fashioned 4. fashionable2. comfortable 5. practical3. unusual

GRAMMAR

3 1. c 2. a 3. c 4. a 5. b

4 1. should 3. mustn’t

2. Can 4. couldn’t5 1. could … run

2. do … have to return3. does … have to take

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 59)

1 Fashion / Clothes belt – cinturón

cap – gorra; gorro earrings – pendientes handbag – bolso

necklace – collar

ring – anillosunglasses – gafas de sol watch – reloj

Adjectives comfortable – cómodo/a

fashionable – de moda hot – de moda modern – moderno/a old-fashioned – anticuado/a, pasado/a de moda practical – práctico/atrendy – a la moda, moderno/a

unusual – poco común / corriente 2 t r o g d a l h u w e w

r a u m o d e r n v s te t c a t i n o u g i an d a s e h a m s j r cd e m l r o t i u g d o

y d c g t l e w a t c hp r a c t i c a l c r os e p e a r r i n g s t

The words are:

3 rin w b

s u n g l a s s e se t lc c tk hlace

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 60)

1 1. should 4. shouldn’t2. shouldn’t 5. should3. should

2 1. must 3. mustn’t2. mustn’t 4. mustn’t

3 1. can’t 4. can2. Can 5. could3. couldn’t

4 1. We don’t have to get up early on Saturday.2. At our school, students have to wear uniforms.3. I have to be home by 8.00.4. You have to get to the airport early.5. Students don’t have to buy a new dictionary.

trendymodern

hot

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3

4

5

6

7

8

Unit 7, Space VOCABULARY 1 (page 61)

1 s t a re

c l o u d

e sa s t r o n a u tc no m

p l a n e te t

em o o n

r

2 1. sun 4. stars2. clouds 5. telescope3. solar system

USEFUL LANGUAGE

3 1. ¿Adónde vas en julio?2. ¿Quién va contigo?3. ¿Qué vas a hacer allí?4. ¿Cómo vas a ir / llegar allí?

GRAMMAR (page 62)

1 1. will look 3. will travel

2. won’t be 4. Will … send2 1. am working 4. is riding

2. are watching 5. Are … buying3. are cleaning

3 1. aren’t going to play2. is going to bring3. am going to do4. aren’t going to have5. isn’t going to come

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4 1. Is … going to open 4. Are … going to fly2. Are … going to visit 5. Is … going to design3. Are … going to see

5 1. No, it isn’t. 4. No, they aren’t.2. Yes, they are. 5. Yes, he is.3. Yes, they are.

6 1. will go 4. stops2. sleep 5. won’t help3. doesn’t cut

7 1. will be 4. will play2. comes 5. don’t eat3. won’t have 6. won’t wear

VOCABULARY 2 (page 64)

1 d e v e l o p f o d f e r e p a i r o r e ef t b e z j d e d s xo c u e c k t l b i pl p i a n x e o s g l

l x l c h e c k r n ao o d n e c t x v g iw x p p l a n i r e nx s f i j d i e v c r

1.2.3.4.5.6.7.8.

2 1. explain 5. follows2. designed 6. repair3. check 7. build4. plan

3 1. developed 4. repair2. plan 5. explain3. check 6. follow

READING AND WRITING (page 65)

2 1. moon 4. stars2. for a tour of the 5. fly home

moon3. (a game of) space

football

3 1. First 3. After2. Next 4. Finally

4 1. Mars 4. Mars Hotel2. about ten hours 5. space tennis3. tour of Mars

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 66)

VOCABULARY

1 1. astronaut 4. telescope2. moon 5. sun3. planets

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

GRAMMAR

3 1. will travel 4. will rain2. won’t finish 5. will … travel3. Will … live

4 1. c 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. c

developrepaircheck plan

explaindesignbuild

follow

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5 1. doesn’t run 4. won’t watch2. buy 5. will bake3. bring

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 67)

1 Space astronaut – astronautacloud – nube meteor – meteoro; meteorito moon – luna planet – planeta solar system – sistema solarstar – estrella sun – sol telescope – telescopio

Verbs build – construir

check – comprobar design – diseñar develop – desarrollar; elaborar explain – explicar follow – seguir plan – planearrepair – arreglar, reparar

2 1. moon 5. cloud2. star 6. planet3. astronaut 7. meteor4. sun

3 1. sun 3. astronaut2. build 4. telescope

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 68)

1 1. won’t 3. Will2. will 4. won’t

2 1. are … leaving 3. isn’t coming2. are starting 4. Are … travelling

3 1. are going to visit 3. are going to buy2. Are … going to see

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

5 1. cook 3. will call2. rains 4. won’t be

Unit 8, Urban Living VOCABULARY 1 (page 69)

1 1. department store 4. airport2. swimming pool 5. stadium3. bus station

2 1. F, department store 4. T

2. T 5. F, airport3. F, swimming pool

3 1. factory 4. bus station2. airport 5. stadium3. department store

USEFUL LANGUAGE

4 1. Disculpa / Perdona, ¿cómo voy / llego al teatro?2. Continúa recto por Green Road y gira a la

izquierda.3. Cruza la calle y gira a la derecha.

GRAMMAR (page 70)

1 1. has baked 4. has … worked2. have … finished 5. have … cleaned3. has studied 6. have walked

2 Base form Past Simple Past Participle1. give2. drive

3. do4. see5. wear 6. write7. win8. have

3 1. I have seen Betty three times this week.2. We have done our homework.3. Jack has driven all day.4. I have given my work to the teacher.

4 1. hasn’t written 4. haven’t seen2. haven’t had 5. hasn’t done3. hasn’t worn

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5 1. have won 4. has been2. haven’t had 5. haven’t met3. have planned 6. has … seen

6 1. has washed 4. have washed2. have fed 5. hasn’t tidied3. hasn’t taken

7 1. Has … washed; No, he hasn’t.2. Has … gone; No, he hasn’t.3. Have … met; Yes, they have.4. Have … talked; No, they haven’t.5. Has … repaired; Yes, he has.

8 1. since 4. since2. since 5. for3. for 6. for

gave givendrove driven

did donesaw seenwore wornwrote writtenwon wonhad had

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VOCABULARY 2 (page 72)

1

1. drive 4. get off2. stop 5. miss3. get on

2 1. catch 4. drive2. park 5. get on3. stop 6. take

READING AND WRITING (page 73)

2 1. F 2. T 3. T 4. F 5. T

3 1. on 5. on2. on 6. in3. at 7. at4. from, to 8. from, to

4 1. 6th June 5. 5.302. bicycle 6. Dieppe

3. train 7. 9.304. 3.40 8. bicycle

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 74)

VOCABULARY

1 1. stadium 4. factory2. swimming pool 5. department store3. theatre

2 1. park 4. drive2. miss 5. get off3. catch

GRAMMAR

3 1. We have never eaten Japanese food.2. She hasn’t worked on that computer yet.3. Kevin has just learned to play the clarinet.4. I haven’t been to the swimming pool for a year.5. Dad has already bought tickets for the concert.

4 1. Have … eaten 4. Have … moved2. Have … phoned 5. Has … run

3. Has … done5 1. since 4. since

2. for 5. for3. since

VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 75)

1 Places airport – aeropuerto

bus station – estación de autobuses department store – grandes almacenes factory – fábrica

post office – oficina de correos stadium – estadio swimming pool – piscina theatre – teatro

Verbs catch – coger

drive – conducir get off – bajarse get on – subirse miss – perder park – aparcarstop – parar

take – coger; llevar 2 1. d 2. a 3. c 4. b

Picture: A. post officeB. bus stationC. department storeD. swimming pool

3 1. get off 4. drive2. miss 5. stop3. park 6. Take

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 76)1 1. have lived 4. haven’t bought

2. has told 5. have talked3. hasn’t heard 6. haven’t done

2 1. have … seen 4. Has … called2. has … sent 5. haven’t eaten3. hasn’t rained 6. Have … been

3 1. since 4. since2. for 5. for3. since

Unit 9, Then and Now VOCABULARY 1 (page 77)

1 i c o u s e f u l i g cc o m p l i c a t e d hc o n t e m p o r a r y s p s x x x c w e c b ti l e e n o r m o u s x

m i l r p u v d i e t mp c e p o r t a b l e p

l a s r o t e c t k r oe t s c m r a o q r l r

1. 4.2. 5.3. 6.

2 1. d 2. a 3. b 4. c

3 1. contemporary 3. portable2. useful 4. simple

usefulcomplicated

contemporary

enormous portable

simple

s t o p m i s s d r i v e g e t o n g e t o f f

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USEFUL LANGUAGE ( page 77)

4 1. No me puedo creer que hayas dicho eso.2. Creo que te equivocas / no tienes razón.3. Tienes razón.4. Es verdad.

GRAMMAR (page 78)

1 1. are stopped 4. are used2. are washed 5. are invited3. is cooked

2 Base form Past Part ic iple1. see2. make3. sing4. eat5. write

6. find

3 1. Cars are driven from place to place.2. Shoes are worn on our feet.3. Flowers are found in beautiful gardens.4. A lot of popcorn is eaten at the cinema.

4 1. isn’t sold 4. isn’t made2. aren’t cleaned 5. aren’t grown3. isn’t played

5 1. Is … decorated 3. Are … washed2. Is … set 4. Are … made

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6 1. was used 4. was invented2. were made 5. were written3. was flown

7 1. The cakes weren’t made yesterday.2. That song wasn’t sung at the concert.3. The paintings weren’t sold at the department store.4. The test wasn’t given to the students yesterday.5. The work wasn’t finished last night.

8 1. Were jeans first worn in the 19th century?

2. Was Australia discovered in 1770?3. Were soap operas first heard on the radio?4. Were gondolas used for public transport in Venice?

VOCABULARY 2 (page 80)

1 1. oven 4. freezer2. iron 5. toaster3. vacuum cleaner 6. dishwasher

2 1. toaster 4. oven2. freezer 5. hair dryer3. food processor

3 1. b 4. a2. a 5. b3. c

1

2 3

4

5

seenmadesung

written

found

eaten

FACT FILE

Invention:

Who inve nted it:

What it was first called:

When it was invented:

When it was first sold:

popsiclesFrank Epperson

Epsicles1905

1923

READING AND WRITING (page 81)

2

3 1. ancient Rome 4. it was2. and 5. Later3. Marco Polo 6. Their

4 1. Karlheinz Brandenburg2. Germany3. 1987 and 19924. 19995. playing music from the Internet

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 82)

VOCABULARY

1 c p o r t a b l e

u m ns i m p l e oe l rf i mu c ol a u

t sed

2 1. food processor 4. oven2. vacuum cleaner 5. hair dryer3. freezer

GRAMMAR

3 1. is baked 4. Are … washed2. aren’t frozen 5. Is … played3. are sent 6. isn’t done

4 1. were hurt 4. wasn’t invited2. was baked 5. was painted3. weren’t made

5 1. Was … discovered 3. were … washed2. was … invented 4. Were … checked

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VOCABULARY BUILDER (page 83)

1 Adjectives complicated – complicado/a

contemporary – contemporáneo/a enormous – enorme hi-tech – de alta tecnología portable – portátil

simple – sencillo/a, simple useful – útil useless – que no sirve para nada

Household items dishwasher – lavavajillas

food processor – robot de cocinafreezer – congelador hair dryer – secador de pelo iron – plancha oven – hornotoaster – tostador/a

vacuum cleaner – aspirador/a

2

1. oven 5. iron2 vacuum cleaner 6. freezer3. food processor 7. hair dryer4. dishwasher 8. toaster

3 1. simple 5. complicated2 enormous 6. portable3. useless 7. hi-tech4. contemporary 8. useful

GRAMMAR APPENDIX (page 84)

1 1. is kept 4. isn’t cooked2. are sold 5. are shown3. isn’t cleaned

2 1. Are grapes grown in Greece?2. Is Spanish spoken in Mexico?3. Are bread and cakes sold at the bakery?4. Are robots used in factories?5. Are these drawings made on a computer?

3 1. was opened 4. were given2. weren’t baked 5. weren’t chosen3. was invented

4 1. was the camera invented?2. was the first film made?3. was America discovered?4. were the cars washed?5. was the first bicycle ridden?6. students were chosen for the competition?

i r o n h a i r d r y e r t o a s t e r o v e n v a c u u m c l e a n e r

f r e e z e r fo o d p r o c e s s o r d i s h w a s h e r