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1  GRAMMAR

a
2    His flat is very big.

3    I bought a new shirt.

4    She’s Ryan’s girlfriend.

5    We go on holiday in August.

6    She’s / She is always late.

7    I can’t sing.

8    I’m waiting for him.

9    We don’t mind cleaning.

10   There aren’t many plants.

11    There were a lot of guests.

12    They don’t eat much sugar.

13    I’m older than you.

14    They’re the most dangerous animals.

15    She speaks German well.

16    She’s an engineer.

b
2 takes
3 Did, see
4 ’re not coming
5 Have, been
6 Is, going to learn

7 don’t eat
8 ’re going to see
9 Have, met
10 cooked
11 ’s going to rain
12 do, go
13 playing
14 didn’t walk
15 is, doing

16 ’ve, read

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 Asia
3 expensive
4 cooker
5 brother

6 spring
7 kitchen
8 strawberries
9 bridge

b
2 thirty
3 Wednesday
4 third
5 evening

6 three times
7 winter
8 August
9 hour

10 month

c
2 do
3 say
4 have
5 go
6 take
7 make

8 get
9 have
10 use

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 dirty
2 bread
3 safe
4 day
5 money

6 found
7 food
8 go
9 tired
10 eat

11 said
12 ring

c
1 hospital
2 expensive
3 magazine

4 headphones
5 administrator
6 engineer

7 Italian
8 August
9 difficult

10 musician
11 garage
12 bananas

4  READING

1    Peter Jackson

2    New Zealand

3    Because he knew that the variety of different landscapes made New Zealand the best place to shoot the films.

4    The volcanic region of Mount Ruapehu. 5 150

6    Some of the locations were National Parks or conservation sites, so Peter Jackson needed to get special permission to film there.

7    A special team dug up the protected plants, and took them to special nurseries, where they lived until filming finished.

8    A range of different locations, including Hobbiton, Mount Doom, and Edoras.

5 LISTENING

2 6 p.m.
3 Land Rover
4 Sunday

5 picnic
6 135
7 94

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1  GRAMMAR

a
1 went
2 did your brother buy, paid

3 Have you met, met
4 Have you been, went
5 Have your parents ever given, had

6 did he send, ’d forgotten

b
2 been
3 gone
4 gone
5 been
6 gone

7 been
8 been
9 been
10 gone

2  PRONUNCIATION

a
/ɪ/ seen
/ɔ:/ found
/e/ heard
/ʌ/ got
/eɪ/ read

/əʊ/ lost

3  VOCABULARY

a
Past simple:
1 drank
2 found
3 gave
4 had

5 heard
6 knew
7 lost
8 made
9 met
10 paid

11 sent
12 spent
13 thought
14 won

Past participle:
1 drunk
2 found
3 given,

4 had
5 heard
6 known
7 lost
8 made
9 met

10 paid
11 sent
12 spent
13 thought
14 won

b
2 had
3 bought
4 spent
5 heard

6 made
7 found
8 drunk

4  READING

a     Becky and Joanne are sisters.

b
2 a ballet
3 the Schönbrunn Palace

4 a spa
5 the beach
6 Italy or Greece

5  LISTENING

a
Speaker 1: Kenya, 2010

Speaker 2: Brazil, 2006

Speaker 3: New Zealand, 2011

Speaker 4: Thailand, 2006

b
1 Speaker 3
2 Speaker 1
3 Speaker 4

4 Speaker 2

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2   James hasn’t seen this film before.

3    They’ve gone to the cinema tonight.

4    She’s cried in a lot of films.

5    I’ve bought all the Harry Potter films.

6    They haven’t taken any photos.

7    He’s interviewed a famous actor.

8    We haven’t appeared in a film.

b
3  My parents have fallen asleep.

4    Adam’s appeared in a film.

5    I haven’t spoken to an actor.

6    You’ve broken the camera.

7    Dawn hasn’t cried in a film.

8    We haven’t forgotten the tickets.

c
2 ’ve read
3 have you read
4 ’ve read

5  Have you seen
6 ’s seen
7 Has he read

8 ’ve seen

2 VOCABULARY

a
Past simple: broke, did, ate, fell, forgot, went, left, spoke, sang, took, wore

Past participle: broken, done, eaten, fallen, forgotten, gone, left, spoken, sung, taken, worn

b
2 left
3 eaten
4 forgotten
5 worn

6 broken
7 done
8 fallen

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
read, Millennium, Trilogy, No, haven’t, seen, films? Yes, have, all

4  READING

a  Fans preferred the ending in the book.
b
1 b 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 c

5  LISTENING

a     Charles Dickens, Michael Ondaatje

b
2 T
3 T
4 F
5 T
6 F
7 T
8 F
9 F
10 T

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 I’m an engineer.
3 In the fridge.
4 An identity card.
5 Twice a week.

6 I like dogs.
7 By train.
8 On the internet.

b
2 –
3 –
4 –
5 –
6 –
7 –
8 –
9 the

10 –
11 the
12 an
13 a
14 A
15 –

2  VOCABULARY

2 skype
3 online
4 log in
5 download

6 attachment
7 search for
8 google

9 upload

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1  email, network, website

2    address, online, results

3    document, internet, username

4    attachment, computer, directions

4  READING

a 1991

b
2 The Americans opened an agency to develop new technology.

3    The agency developed a network to connect computers.

4    The network changed its name to the internet.

5    Tim Berners-Lee developed a new computer language.

6    Berners-Lee and a colleague used the new language to write a new programme.

7    They put the new language on the internet.

8    The World Wide Web made the internet available to all computer users.

5 LISTENING

a
4 uses a social network, 1 plays games,

3 does a job, 2 talks to family and friends

b
Speaker 1 C, Speaker 2 D, Speaker 3 B, Speaker 4 A

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1 GRAMMAR

a
2 to ride
3 to spend
4 to stop
5 to visit

6 to download
7 to cook
8 to become

b
2  Would you like to climb a mountain?

3    We’d like to get up earlier.

4    I’d like to learn to fly a plane.

5    She wouldn’t like to make a short film.

6    Would they like to get married?

2  VOCABULARY

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

3  PRONUNCIATION

a

1 Would, like, drive, sports, Yes, love, why love, cars, love, driving

2
Would, like, ride, horse, No, wouldn’t, not, don’t, horses.

3
want, learn, cook Yes, need, why, want, live, own.

4 LISTENING

a
1 buy a motorbike
2 go to Australia
3 go to a concert

b
1 F  2 F   3 F   4 T   5 F   6 T

5 READING

1 Y    2 J    3 G    4 K

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 carefully
3 politely
4 well
5 hard

6 healthily
7 beautifully

b
2 really
3 easy
4 quickly
5 quiet

6 incredible
7 bad
8 slowly
9 well

10 unhealthily
11 really

2  VOCABULARY

2 hard
3 healthily
4 perfectly
5 easily

6 quietly
7 well
8 incredibly

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 beautifully
2 carefully
3 casually

4 dangerously
5 fashionably
6 incredibly

7 perfectly
8 politely
9 unhealthily

4  READING

a
1 C  2 D   3 A   4 B

b
1 impressions
2 culture
3 expect

4 architecture
5 atmosphere
6 hospitality

7 socializing
8 fascinating

5  LISTENING

1    Because a lot of people go to the country to spend time with their families.

2    Under the street.

3    They are little shops, and often cheaper.

4    Before work, at the weekend, or sometimes to have business meetings

5    trees

6    a) fewer than 250,000
b) 15,000

7    Music, paintings, drawings, books, and their own clothes.

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1 GRAMMAR
a
2 She’s going to change
3 He’s going to buy
4 She’s going to have
5 He’s going to listen
6 She’s going to read
7 She’s going to take 8 He’s going to lose
b
2 B   3 A    4 B    5 B    6 B    7 A    8 A
2 VOCABULARY
2 meet
3 travel
4 get
5 have
6 fall
7 become
8 get
9 get
10 move
3 PRONUNCIATION
a
3 ✓
4 ✓
5 ✗
6 ✗
4 READING
a
A 3  B 4   C 2   D 1
b
1 F  2T   3 T   4 F
5 LISTENING
a no
b
1 T  2 T   3 F   4 T   5 F   6 F

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2  He isn’t going to stay in a hotel.

3    They’re going to show me the city.

4    We’re going to have a good time.

5    When is she going to go home?

6    I’m not going to see the sights.

b
2 ’re going to show

3    ’re going to have

4    Are you going to stay

5    ’re not going to visit

6    Are they going to see

7    ’s going to meet

8    ’s not going to go

c
2    ’m going to travel

3    are you going to stay

4    ’m not going to sleep

5    Are you going to travel

6    ’s going to drive

7    ’re going to spend

8    ’re going to dance

9    ’m going to meet

10    are you going to visit

11   are going to show

12    ’m going to have

2  VOCABULARY

a
GO: by train, for a week, on holiday HAVE: a good time, nice meals SEE: the sights, somebody

SHOW: somebody around your town STAY: for a week in a hotel, with a friend

b
2 stay
3 show
4 see
5 have
6 go

7 stay
8 stay
9 have
10 go

3  PRONUNCIATION

1 How, going, get
2 where, going, stay
3 going, stay, week
4 going, sights

5 aren’t, go, car
6 not, stay, hotel

4  LISTENING

a     one

b    Speaker 1 C
Speaker 2 D
Speaker 3 B
Speaker 4 A

5  READING

1 V   2 V    3 A    4 R    5 H

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1  GRAMMAR

a
Comparatives: higher, more expensive, drier, more dangerous, hotter, more beautiful, more interesting, better, worse

Superlatives: the highest, the most expensive, the driest, the most dangerous, the hottest, the most beautiful, the most interesting, the best, the worst

b
2 What’s the biggest ocean in the world?

3    What’s the largest country in the world?

4    What’s the most populated city in the world?

5    What’s the wettest place in the world?

6    What’s the driest desert in the world?

7    What’s the most common native language in the world?

8    What’s the coldest place in the world?
c
2 b
3 c
4 b
5 a
6 c
7 a
8 c

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 art gallery
3 railway station
4 post office
5 police station
6 department store

7 car park
8 town hall

b
1 mosque
2 museum
3 hospital

4 theatre
5 bridge
6 chemist’s
7 square

8 church
9 market
10 temple
11 castle

4  LISTENING

a    Superlative Sights

b
1 largest
2 3.6
3 Venezuela
4 828

5 600
6 Moscow
7 400

5  READING

a
1 F  2 T   3 F   4 T   5 F   6 F

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1  GRAMMAR

a
1  cheaper, colder, higher

2    sadder, wetter, thinner

3    drier, dirtier, hungrier

4    more beautiful, more difficult, more comfortable

5    further, better

b
2  are bigger than lions

3    is drier than Ireland

4    is shorter than January

5    is cheaper than a laptop

6    are worse than Fridays

7    is colder than a cooker

8    is harder than Italian

2  VOCABULARY

a
1 104
2 596
3 2,660
4 8,905

5 12,750
6 543, 830
7 1,315,000

8 35,460,000

b
1  one hundred and twenty-five

2    eight hundred and ninety-five

3    four thousand, five hundred

4    twelve thousand, four hundred and seventy

5    thirty-three thousand, nine hundred and thirty

6    five hundred and seventy-five thousand, six hundred

7    six million, two hundred and fifty thousand

8    thirty-four million, eight hundred thousand, two hundred and sixty-five

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
/iː/ cheaper, easier
/ɔː/ shorter, taller

/ɜː/ dirtier, worse
/e/ healthier

/əʊ/ colder, slower
/aɪ/ drier, higher

c
1  A pencil is cheaper than a pen.

2 June is shorter than July.

3    The kitchen is dirtier than the living room.

4    An apple is healthier than a biscuit.

5    Switzerland is colder than France.

6    Everest is higher than Kilimanjaro.

4  READING

a
1 F   2 T   3 F   4 T

5  LISTENING

2 F  3 T   4 F   5 T   6 T

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2  How much, puts a lot of sugar in his tea

3    How many, doesn’t eat many biscuits

4    How many, buys quite a lot of sweets

5    How much, doesn’t do much exercise

6    How many, doesn’t drink any (cups of) coffee

b
2  How many calories are there in a banana?

3    How many oranges are there in a carton of orange juice?

4    How much salt is there in a bowl of cereal?

5    How many eggs are there in a box?

6    How much jam is there in a jar?

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 box
3 carton
4 tin
5 packet
6 can

7 bottle

b
2 carton
3 jar
4 packet
5 bottle
6 tin

7 box

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 sugar
2 salt
3 shopping
4 centre

4  LISTENING

a
1 rice
2 peas
3 eggs
4 cheese
5 biscuits

b
1 energy
2 vitamins
3 grow
4 teeth

5  once, twice

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 a
3 some
4 some
5 some
6 an

7 a
8 some
9 some
10 some

b
2 aren’t any strawberries in our garden

3    had an egg for breakfast

4    ’s some sugar in my tea

5    ate some snacks yesterday

6    were some sandwiches in the kitchen

7    didn’t buy a pineapple at the supermarket

8    wasn’t any bread in the cupboard

c
2 some
3 some
4 any
5 an
6 any

7 any
8 some
9 a
10 a
11 any

12 some

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 steak
3 rice
4 toast
5 chips
6 chicken
7 coffee
8 cake
9 jam
10 milk
11 cereal

b
Vegetables: carrots, mushrooms, onions, peas, potatoes

Snacks: biscuits, chocolate, crisps, sandwiches, sweets

Fruit: bananas, oranges, pineapple, strawberries

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 breakfast
2 ice cream
3 eat

4  READING

a
1 Roast camel
2 Ice lollies
3 Coconut water
b
1 T 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 F

5  LISTENING

a
Speaker 1 beef
Speaker 2 chicken
Speaker 3 fish
Speaker 4 pork

b    1 D   2 C   3 A   4 B

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 were
3 wasn’t
4 was
5 were
6 was

7 was
8 weren’t
9 were

b
2 there wasn’t
3 there weren’t
4 Was there
5 there wasn’t
6 there wasn’t
7 Was there

8 there weren’t
9 Were there
10 there were

2  VOCABULARY

2 next to
3 opposite
4 behind
5 under
6 out of
7 in front of
8 from, to

9 over
10 up

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
2 cupboard
3 white
4 know

5 autumn
6 walk
7 builder
8 wrong

c
1  There was a lamp on the table.

2    There wasn’t a bath in the bathroom.

3    Was there a mirror in the bedroom?

4    There were some books on the shelf.

5    There weren’t any cupboards in the kitchen.

6    Were there any plants in the study?

4  READING

2 T   3 F   4 T   5 F

5  LISTENING

a    Costa Rica, Sweden, Germany, Fiji b 1 D 2 C 3 B 4 A

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 there’s a
3 Is there a
4 there isn’t
5 there’s a
6 are there
7 There are

8 Is there a
9 there is
10 Are there any
11 there are some

b
2    Are there any carpets downstairs?

3    There are some CDs on the shelf.

4    Are there any glasses in the cupboard?

5    There aren’t any files in the study.

c
2 it isn’t
3 There are
4 they aren’t
5 There’s
6 There isn’t
7 there’s

8 there’s
9 there’s
10 They are

2  VOCABULARY

a
1 carpet
2 cooker
3 armchair
4 mirror
5 bed
6 fireplace
7 shower
8 light
9 fridge
10 stairs

b
2 bathroom
3 dining room
4 study

5 garage
6 kitchen
7 living room

8 bedroom
9 garden

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 dear
2 stairs
3 we’re
4 hair

b    carpet, mirror, cupboard, balcony, cooker, sofa, armchair, garage, ceiling

c
1 carpet
2 mirror
3 cupboard
4 balcony

5 cooker
6 sofa
7 armchair
8 garage

9 ceiling

4  LISTENING

a 1, 6, 7

b  2 F  3 F   4 T   5 T   6 T   7 F   8 T

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 parked
3 was
4 were
5 looked
6 saw

7 couldn’t
8 opened
9 didn’t run

10 went
11 found
12 didn’t want
13 took

b
2 did you see
3 did you go
4 Did she like
5 did, finish
6 did you do
7 did you leave
8 Did you go
9 Did you get
10 did you go

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 come, came
3 drink, drank
4 drive, drove
5 give, gave
6 know, knew
7 put, put

8 sit, sat
9 swim, swam
10 wake (up), woke (up)
11 win, won
12 write, wrote

b
2 thought
3 found
4 met
5 bought

6 lost
7 broke
8 took
9 could
10 made

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
2 said
3 lost
4 had
5 bought
6 drove

7 could
8 learnt

4  LISTENING

a     Solving a murder

b
1 a  2 b   3 c   4 a   5 b

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2  Max saw his friends after work last night.

3    Emily lost her keys yesterday.

4    We didn’t have dinner at home last night.

5    They left work at 5.30 yesterday.

6    Alex didn’t get up early yesterday morning.

7    My girlfriend felt ill yesterday.

8    Helen didn’t go out during the week last week.

9    I didn’t wear glasses yesterday.

10    Lucy couldn’t come to my party last year.

b
2 Was it
3 did you go
4 did you wear

5 did you get
6 Did you get
7 you have
8 Was

2 VOCABULARY

a
2 for a walk
3 a good time
4 a car
5 18 years
6 shopping

b
2 got
3 had
4 went
5 got
6 had
7 went

8 had
9 went
10 had
11 went
12 had

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
2 D
3 S
4 D
5 S
6 D
7 D
8 S
4  LISTENING

a  She went to a concert by her favourite band.

b
1   14th February

2    two friends

3    Manchester

4    the night before

5    In a very old pub in the city centre.

6    Yes. The band played all their favourite songs, and they danced and sang for about two hours.

7    a curry

8    2 o’clock in the morning

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2   listened, didn’t listen

3    studied, didn’t study

4    watched, didn’t watch

5    booked, didn’t book

6    downloaded, didn’t download

7    worked, didn’t work

8    played, didn’t play
b
2  What time did the match finish?

3    Did you like your birthday presents?

4    What did your brother study at university?

5    Did your parents arrive late?

6    Where did your friends live in Germany?

7    Did you cry at the end of the film?

8    What time did Sandra arrive at work yesterday?

c
2 When did Michael Jackson die? 2009

3    When did Facebook start? 2004

4    When did Princess Diana die? 1997

5    When did the first tourist travel into space? 2001

6    When did iPhones first appear? 2007

7    When did Tim Berners-Lee create the World Wide Web? 1990

2  VOCABULARY

1    I chatted to my friends for an hour last night.

2    My girlfriend finished university two years ago.

3    They travelled abroad last month.

4    Did you call me yesterday morning?

5    It stopped raining two hours ago.

6    My brother worked in Greece last July.

7    We watched that film two weeks ago.

8    David booked the tickets yesterday afternoon.

9    Steve was born in 1990.

10    I played golf the day before yesterday.

3  PRONUNCIATION

a
1 wanted
2 painted
3 waited
4 chatted

5 started
6 decided

4  READING

a  2

b
1 19
2 Carlsbad, California
3 by plane
4 Carlsbad, New Mexico

5 30 minutes before her match

6 Roberta Vinci
7 No

5 LISTENING

a
1 by plane
2 by car (and taxi)

3 by train and car
4 by bus and taxi
b
1 C 2 D 3 B 4 A

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 was
3 Was
4 wasn’t
5 was
6 was

7 was
8 wasn’t

b
3  Was Charles Dickens a novelist? Yes, he was.

4  Were The Beatles from the USA? No, they weren’t.

5  Was Lord Byron a politician? No, he wasn’t.

6  Was Isaac Newton a composer? No, he wasn’t.

7  Was Bono born in Ireland? Yes, he was.

8  Was Amy Winehouse a singer? Yes, she was.

9  Were J R R Tolkien and C S Lewis painters? No, they weren’t.

10 Was Michael Jackson born in Britain? No, he wasn’t.

c
2 Is, isn’t, was, ’s
3 are, were
4 is, was, were
5 was, was

2  VOCABULARY

a & b
2 a writer
3 a policeman / policewoman
4 a composer
5 a musician
6 a painter

7 a businessman / businesswoman

8 an actor / actress
9 a scientist
10 a sailor

d
3 was an actor
4 was a scientist

5 was a musician
6 were inventors
7 was a writer
8 was a businessman
9 were artists

4 LISTENING

a
Diana, Princess of Wales 3
Charles Darwin 4

William Shakespeare 5
Isambard Kingdom Brunel 2
Winston Churchill 1

b
2 F  3 F   4 T   5 T   6 F   7 T   8 F

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1  GRAMMAR

a
2 do
3 isn’t
4 don’t
5 ’re not / aren’t

6 Does
7 is
8 doesn’t
9 don’t
10 Are

b
2  Does Adam sing karaoke?

3    Is she singing in the shower?

4    Is that guitar expensive?

5    Do they go to a lot of musicals?

6    Am I waiting in the right place?

7    Does Kathy like reggae?

8    Do you go dancing at the weekend?

9    Does he listen to classical music when he’s stressed?

10    Are they in an orchestra?

2  VOCABULARY

a
2 rock
3 hip hop
4 heavy metal
5 blues

6 classical music
7 Latin
8 reggae
9 jazz

b
2 fan club
3 download
4 music channels

5 online
6 lyrics
7 karaoke
8 concert

3 PRONUNCIATION

a
1 umbrella
2 journalist
3 nurse

4  lunch
5 summer

4 LISTENING

1 b  2 c   3 a   4 a   5 b

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1Grammar

A

2 she’s going to change

3 she’s going to buy

4 she’s going take

5 he’s going to listen

6 she’s going to read

7 she’s going to take

8 he’s going to lose

b 2B, 3A, 4A, 5B, 6B, 7A, 8A

2 VOCABULARY

2 meet 3 travel 4 get 5 6 fall 7 become 8 get 9 have 10 move

4 READING A. 1D, 2C, 3A, B B. 1F, 2T, 3T, 4F

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