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Starter A S

LISTENING

1 Listen and match questions 1–3 with answers A–C. 1


1 How are you? A She’s okay, thanks.
2 And you? B I’m fine, thanks.
3 How is your mum? C I’m okay, thanks.
2
2 Listen to the second conversation and complete the
sentences.
1 I’m not feeling very … .
2 I’ve got a ... .
3 I’m very … , thanks.
4 That’s … .
be | Grammar
GRAMMAR 
Subject pronouns
presentation

VOCABULARY Greetings

I’m Amy. I’m not Eve.


3 Complete the sentences and questions with the words
You’re happy. Are you Polly?
from the box.
Jack’s at school. Max isn’t in my class.
Is he the new teacher?
fine Hi How See thanks well you
We’re students.
Billy and Liam aren’t from London.
1 A: How is Max?
B: He’s fine, … . Subject pronouns
I you he she it we they
2 A: Bye!
Grammar reference page 113
B: … you!
3 A: Hello, Nick.
B: … , Josh! 5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of be.
4 A: … are you? 1 The new boy in my class … Spanish. ✓
B: I’m … , thanks. 2 I … from England. ✗
5 A: How are … , Carlos? 3 Matt … at school today. ✗
B: I’m not feeling very … . 4 We … Brazilian. ✓
5 … your parents teachers?
4 Work in pairs. Decide what the missing expressions 6 … Lisa okay?
in the mini-dialogues are. Then practise the
mini-dialogues. 6 Rewrite the sentences with a subject pronoun.
1 Josh is from Boston. He’s from Boston.
1 2 2 The weather is cold today.
   I’m okay thanks.   He’s fine, thanks. 3 You and Freya are twelve.
4 Mrs Jones is a teacher.
3 How are you? 4 5 Maya and Max are at the cinema.
  That’s good. 6 My best friend and I are happy.

6 How’s your sister? 7 Work in pairs. Take turns to choose a famous 3


5
person. Don’t tell your partner. Your partner asks you
   See you soon!
questions and you answer.

Is she a pop star?


No, she isn’t.

4 FAST FINISHERS Write three sentences about yourself and three about your best friend.

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Starter B
READING VOCABULARY Family

1 Work in pairs. Write down all the words for family 4 What can you remember about Joe’s family? Write the
you know in English. correct family words for the members of his family.
Check your answers in the text.
brother, sister …
1 Ben brother 6 Bill
2 Read the text. Match the ages to the people in 2 Erin 7 Betty and Frank
Joe’s family. 3 Lucy 8 Clara
4 Mike 9 Mark
5 Lucy and Mike 10 Alfie, Charlie and Katie
10 12 14 40 84 88
5 Work in pairs. Take turns to say the name of a
Today’s topic is … member of your family. Your partner guesses who it is.

Mimi.

Families
ion
She’s your mum.

have got | Grammar


GRAMMAR 
Possessives
presentation

We’ve all got one and this I’ve got two brothers.
week we want you to tell I haven’t got any cousins.
us all about your family! Have you got any brothers or sisters?
I’m Joe and I’m twelve years old. Lidia’s got four sisters, but she hasn’t got a brother.
I’ve got one brother and one We use possessive adjectives and ’s to show
sister. My brother is fourteen possession.
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and his name’s Ben and my my your his her its our their
sister is ten and her name’s Erin. My sister is Jack’s brother is funny.
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very annoying! My mum and dad are Lucy and
Mike. They’re 40.
6 Write sentences. Use the correct form of have got.
My grandmother Betty and grandfather Frank
are my mum’s parents. They’re both 88 and 1 we / a computer ✗ We haven’t got a computer.
they’re Irish. They’ve got a house in Ireland. It’s 2 you / mobile phone ?
enormous and we go there in the summer. Bill is 3 Harry / two cousins ✓
4 my parents / a car ✗
my dad’s dad and he’s 84. He’s very funny.
5 Esther / a sister ?
My dad hasn’t got any brothers or sisters but my 6 I / three brothers ✓
mum’s got a sister called Clara. Clara’s husband is
Mark. Clara’s my aunt and Mark’s my uncle. They’ve 7 Look at the family tree and
Dave Moira
got three children. They’re my cousins and their complete each sentence.
Use a word from the box.
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names are Alfie, Charlie and Katie.
Mary Rob
Liam’s my Rob’s |
Ruth’s their Ruby Ruth Liam
3 Decide if the sentences are true or false.
1 Erin is annoying. 1 Dave and Moira are Liam’s grandparents.
2 Granddad Bill is a very serious man. 2 Mary and Rob are Ruby, Liam and … parents.
3 Betty and Frank are Irish. 3 Liam: ‘Ruby and Ruth are … sisters.’
4 Lucy and Clara are sisters. 4 Liam is Ruby and Ruth’s brother. He’s … brother.
5 Joe hasn’t got any cousins. 5 Dave is … dad.

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Starter C S
LISTENING
1 Look at the picture. What objects can you name? 1
table, pencil …

2 Copy the words. Then listen and tick the words you hear.
2
bag book class computer desk door
mobile phone notebook window

3 Choose the correct words. Then listen again and


check. Imperatives | Grammar
GRAMMAR 
Plurals
presentation

1 The students are in class 7 / year 7.


2 Harry closes / opens the door.
Write in your notebooks. Don’t write in your
3 Lily moves to a different desk / class.
books.
4 The students open their books at page 5 / 25.
Close the door, please. Don’t close the window!
5 The students write in their books / notebooks.
Plurals
book – books
VOCABULARY Classroom instructions class – classes
family – families
4 Match the instructions with the pictures. Irregular plurals
child – children   person – people
Close the door. Look at the board. Listen to the CD. man – men   woman – women
Open your book. Work in pairs. Write your name. Grammar reference page 113

1 2 6 Complete the sentences with the verbs in the box. Use


the affirmative or negative imperative forms.

do eat open send stand wear

1 … your homework now!


3 4 2 … there. I can’t see.
3 … the window, please. It’s very hot in here.
4 … your trainers in the house. They’re dirty.
5 … me a text later.
6 … in the classroom! It isn’t lunchtime.

5 6 7 Work in small groups. Take turns to give


instructions. Use the verbs below.

ask leave listen look move speak


3
8 Write the plural for the nouns.
5 Work in small groups. Take turns to give classroom
1 desk 4 sandwich 7 woman
instructions to the others.
2 box 5 brother 8 bus
Look at the window. 3 diary 6 child 9 person
Open your dictionary.

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Starter D
READING VOCABULARY In the home

1 Answer the questions with a partner. 4 Match the words below with the pictures.
1 Have you got a TV in your bedroom?
bed chair desk door shower sofa
2 Have you got any pets?
table tree wardrobe window

2 Read the text. Answer the questions.


1 2 3 4 5
1 What is Annie’s dog called?
2 How old is Annie?
3 How many rooms has Simran’s flat got? 6 9
7 8
4 How old is Simran? 10

What’s your house like? Is it big or small? Is there 5 Look at the rooms and places below. Write objects
a TV in your bedroom? We want to know NOW! which you normally find in each place or room. Use the
objects in exercise 4 and your own ideas.
My house is very big. There are four bedrooms.
I haven’t got any brothers or sisters so I’ve got living room bedroom garden
my own bedroom. There are two windows in my
bedroom and it’s very big. There’s a bed, a desk, sofa bathroom kitchen
an armchair and a wardrobe. There isn’t a TV in
my bedroom There’s a beautiful tree in the
a / an | Grammar
garden. I’ve got a pet dog called Milo. Annie, 12 GRAMMAR there
 is / there are
presentation

I live in a small flat. There are four rooms: two a bed an armchair
3 bedrooms, a kitchen and a bathroom. There isn’t There’s a bed. There isn’t a garden.
a living room. There are two beds in my bedroom There are four rooms. There aren’t any trees.
(my bed and my sister’s bed), a small wardrobe
Is there a garden? No, there isn’t.
and a TV. In the kitchen, there’s a big table and
four chairs. There isn’t a garden and there aren’t Are there two windows? Yes, there are.
any trees. I don’t mind. There’s a park near my Grammar reference page 113
flat. Simran, 11
6 Complete the sentences with a or an.
1 I want … apple.
2 Have you got … pen?
3 I’m hungry. Let’s have … sandwich.
4 What’s this? It’s … umbrella.

7 Write true sentences about your house. Use the words


below and there is / isn’t and there are / aren’t.
1 three bedrooms 5 car
2 TV 6 an armchair
3 desk 7 garden
3 Write Annie or Simran for each sentence. 4 five chairs 8 six windows
1 This person’s house is big.
2 This person hasn’t got a desk in their bedroom. 8 Work in pairs. Ask and answer questions about the
3 This person has got a desk in their bedroom. things in exercises 4 and 5.
4 This person hasn’t got a TV in their bedroom.
Are there three bedrooms
5 This person hasn’t got a garden. in your house? Yes, there are.
6 This person lives near a park.

FAST FINISHERS Draw a plan of your bedroom and write the things in it. 7

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1 Free time
Grammar Present simple affirmative & negative
Present simple questions
Vocabulary Likes & dislikes | Free time activities
Challenge Find out about people’s likes and dislikes
Interaction Greetings & introductions
Writing A personal profile 4

READING

1 Write down the names of some songs, singers or groups 3 Read the message board and
you know in English. find each person’s favourite
singer or group.
2 Work with a partner and discuss these questions.
Adriano’s favourite groups are … 5
● Are any of your answers the same?
● Are any of your songs, singers or groups very famous?
● Are they your favourite songs, singers or groups?
● Can you sing any of the songs?

Music AND YOU


Today’s message board topic: What’s your favourite music? And your favourite way to listen?
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I’m into rock music. My favourite groups are Mayday Parade and Red Hot Chili
Peppers. They’re both famous American bands. I listen to music all the time
when I’m at home and when I walk to school. I don’t listen to it when
I’m in lessons, of course! I download a lot of music, but I’ve got a record
player and a collection of vinyl records, too. They’re old-fashioned, but
they’re cool. I like the ones in bright colours best! Adriano

I usually wear my headphones and listen to tracks on my mobile. I’ve


got new green headphones. They’re big, but they aren’t expensive. My
sister loves One Direction and she goes to a lot of their concerts, but
I don’t like them. She likes pop music and I prefer hip hop. The Black 8
Eyed Peas are really good, but Brazilian hip hop is the best. Jessica

I enjoy dance music and I love breakdancing. I’m not very good, but
it’s fun. I use online music sites and I watch a lot of music videos on my
phone. I copy dance moves from friends or from videos. I practise in my
room and I want to be in a video one day. My favourite track ever is Happy
by Pharrell Williams. I think the music video is great. It’s a really happy
song and I always dance when I hear it! Kolya

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VOCABULARY Likes & dislikes
4 Read the message board again and decide if the 9 Read the speech bubbles. Then listen and match
sentences are true or false. comments 1–5 with replies A–E.
1 Adriano loves rock music.
2 He doesn’t like old-fashioned things. 1
3 Jessica has got a phone. I love A
4 She likes the same music as her sister. this website.
5 Kolya listens to music on a computer or laptop. I think it’s
6 His favourite song hasn’t got a music video. horrible.

5 Read the sentences and find the person. 2 I enjoy B


1 This person talks about a family member. dancing.
2 This person knows what they want in the future. Me too. I like all
3 This person likes American bands. the funny videos.
4 This person talks about friends.
3
6 Read Word Zone. Then find opposite adjectives 1–6 in I’m not keen on
this programme. C
the message board.
It’s my
Adjectives favourite.
WORD Adjectives describe things. In English, they
ZONE 4
never have a plural form. I can’t stand
new red headphones romantic movies. D
NOT news reds headphones
Same for me,
sad 1 happy small 4…
but I’m not into
awful 2 … modern 5 …
this band.
uncool 3 … cheap 6 …
5
This song’s
7 Copy the table. Then listen to Lorena and tick the fantastic.
E
sentences she says.
I hate them too.
Lorena You
I use online music sites.
I watch a lot of videos on my phone.
I like hip hop music. 10 Look at the red expressions in exercise 9. Decide if they
I listen to tracks on my mobile. describe likes or dislikes. Which are the strongest?

I’ve got small earphones.


11 Write some sentences about things that you like and
don’t like. Use the ideas below.
8  Now tick the sentences that are true for you. I’m really keen on basketball.
Compare your answers with a partner and report back
to the class. films actors sports sports people bands

Luke uses online TV programmes games websites singers


music sites. We both watch videos on
our phones.
12 In pairs, discuss your ideas.

I think Chelsea
are fantastic.
Yes, I like them too.

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FAST FINISHERS Write a short comment about your favourite music for the message board. practice 9

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1 Grammar
presentation
GRAMMAR Present simple affirmative & negative
2 Write sentences about Jack and Zach.
We use the present simple to talk about regular
actions, such as habits and routines. 1 Zach / not get up / at 7am
Present simple
affirmative & negative

We also use it to describe permanent situations 2 Jack / have / breakfast in the kitchen
and facts. 3 Jack / not watch TV / after breakfast
I get home from school at four o’clock. 4 Zach / not study / at university
We live in Rio de Janeiro. 5 Jack and Zach / sometimes play / basketball in the park
6 Jack and Zach / not work / all day
My brother works in a café.
My sister studies dance and drama.
3 Correct the negative sentences in exercise 2.
I don’t like rock music.
1 Zach doesn’t get up at 7am. Jack gets up at 7am.
She doesn’t go to my school.
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PRONUNCIATION  Third person -s More
practice
4 Listen and repeat.
1 Complete the text with the correct
form of the verb in brackets. /s/ /z/ /ɪz/
1 likes 3 goes 5 watches
2 hates 4 reads

My day
6 teaches Mo
More practice? page 127

5 Listen and write five sentences about Maria’s


by Jack Newton family on Friday evenings. Use the words below.
On Friday evenings, Maria’s mum goes to dance lessons.
On school days,
I 1 … (get) up her mum her dad her sister Joanna she we
at seven o’clock.
I have breakfast in the play work go stay at home watch
kitchen, but I’m very quiet because my older
brother Zach is asleep. I 2 … (go) to school. restaurant dance lessons films 1
Zach 3 … (get) up at 2pm, but he isn’t lazy.
He has his breakfast at 3pm and then he 4 … volleyball my friend’s house
(watch) TV. 2
I 5 … (arrive) home at 4pm so we usually have 6 Write sentences about what you and your family do in
some free time together. Sometimes we 6 … your free time. Use the ideas below or your own ideas.
(play) basketball in the park. Then Zach 7 … On Saturday evenings, I go to my friend’s house.
(leave) the house and goes to work. What’s his
job? He’s a DJ. So he 8 … (work) at night and Friday mornings play (games, sport, etc)
then he 9 … (come) home at about 5am. He’s
Saturday afternoons go to (cinema, friend’s
very tired then, so he 10 … (go) to bed!
Sunday evenings house, park, etc)
have (karate training,
music lessons, etc)

7 In pairs, read your sentences to each other. Then


tell the class about your partner’s family.

On Saturday evenings, Sam stays


at home with his family.

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10 practice FAST FINISHERS Describe your perfect day.

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1
LISTENING Understand a dialogue about TV programmes

Sports programmes
Talent shows
Sports programmes

Cartoons

Documentaries

7 Movies Reality TV shows

Comedies

3 Listen again and decide if the sentences are true or


false.
we
1 Elena’s favourite programme is The Simpsons.
Dramas 2 Mandy likes the programme she talks about.
3 Karl’s favourite time is Saturday evening.
4 Matt likes animals.
1 In pairs, look at the TV screens. Think of an example
5 Leila watches a lot of TV.
of each kind of programme in your country.

4 Read the expressions in Face 2 Face. Go to page 126


2 Listen to five people talking about TV. Match the and put them into the dialogues. Listen and check.
names to the type of TV programme they talk about.
FACE 2 FACE
● your turn ● Go ahead
● I agree
Dialogues page 126

5 In pairs, discuss the questions.


Elena Mandy Karl

What type of TV Which types


programme do you aren’t you keen
like watching? on? Why not?

Matt Leila
Who is the
A movies E sports programmes What’s your main actor or
B cartoons F comedies favourite TV character?
C dramas G documentaries programme?
D reality TV shows H talent shows

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READING

1 In pairs, discuss these questions. Are your answers 2 Find the information in each picture on the 4
the same? questionnaire below. Is it true for you?
● Do you send a lot of texts each day? How many? Which
of you sends the most?
3 Read the questionnaire quickly and match the
pictures to two of the questions.
● Where do you watch films? On TV? At the cinema? Or
somewhere else?

5
The Quick Welcome to the Quick Questionnaire. We’ve got information about

Questionnaire teenagers in the US. But are young people in other countries the
same or do they like different things?

About 7
5%
of teen
agers 6
send 60
top
nagers 48% on their lap texts o
Where do tee blet
r more
watch movie
s? 14% on their ta each da
y.
artphone
79% at home on TV 14% on their sm

60% at the cinema


We want to find out about other countries, so we’re waiting for your answers!
Please introduce yourself to us: Do you play games online? Choose an answer.
a Yes, I play lots of different games.
Hi, I’m Matheus, I’m 12 and
b Yes, I play two or three of my favourite games. 7
I’m from Brazil.
c No, I don’t play games online.

How do you spend your free time? I enjoy games, but I don’t play lots of different
games. I’ve got two or three favourite games, so
I like reading and drawing, but 8
my answer is b. My friends like the same games so
I don’t think this is typical!
it’s fun.
What sport do you like best?
What is your favourite place to watch films? Choose
a football c Formula 1 racing ONE answer.
b tennis d something else
a at home on TV  
My answer is a, football. I don’t go to many b at the cinema  
matches, but I watch it on TV, and I play football c on a laptop  
for my school team. d on a tablet  
e on a smartphone
How many text messages do you send each day? I don’t like watching movies at home. I love going
a 0–20 b 20–40 c 40–60 d 60+ to the movies with my friends.
I don’t know how many messages I send! I don’t
send very many. I think it’s answer a.
Thank you!

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VOCABULARY Free time activities

4 Read the questionnaire again. Decide if the sentences 9 Complete the expressions below with the verbs in the box.
are true, false or not mentioned.
1 In his free time, Matheus reads and draws pictures. go go for go to have play
2 Matheus goes to football matches with his dad.
3 He doesn’t play games online.
1 … a run  a walk  a bike ride  a swim
4 He sends about 20 text messages a week.
5 He goes to the cinema with his family. 2 … basketball football computer games 
a musical instrument
5 Complete these sentences about Matheus. 3 … the cinema  the beach  the park  the gym
1 Matheus lives … . 4 … shopping swimming skateboarding bowling
2 Matheus’s favourite sport is … . 5 … a sleepover  a party  a barbecue  a picnic
3 He plays football … .
4 Matheus doesn’t send … .
10 Look at the photos and write sentences about the
5 Matheus watches films … .
people you can see.
6 He doesn’t play … .
At the weekend, Johnny likes going for a bike ride.
6 Read Word Zone. Then find more examples of -ing forms
in the questionnaire. How many can you find? Johnny Hiro

-ing forms
WORD We can add -ing onto verbs. We can use this
ZONE
form like a noun.
I love movies.
I love singing.
Football is my favourite sport.
Swimming is my favourite sport.
Louisa Delia, David and Lisa

7 Write your answers to the questions in the


questionnaire.
In my free time, I draw cartoons. I collect cartoon pictures, too.

8 Ask and answer the questions with a partner. Are


your answers the same or different?
Ray Emma and Ivo
Our hobbies are different.
I draw cartoons, but you
do a lot of sports.

11 Write five sentences about activities you like. Then


compare your answers with a partner.

At the weekend, I like going to


the beach. What about you? Yes, I like that, too.

No. I prefer going skateboarding.

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FAST FINISHERS Write some more questions for the Quick Questionnaire. practice 13

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1 Grammar
presentation
GRAMMAR Present simple questions

We use do or does to make questions in the


5 Complete the interview with a question word and the
words in brackets.
present simple.
Present simple questions

Do you play basketball at school? Yes, I do.


Do you go for a run on the beach? No, I don’t. 1 … film … best? (you / like)
Do they walk to school? Yes, they do. I love Despicable Me 2. It’s a fantastic
Does she collect vinyl records? No, she doesn’t. animation film.
We can use question words before do or does 2 … it’s a good film? (you / think)
when we want more information. Because it’s very funny. I love the minions.
What films do you like? They’re small and yellow and cute!
Where does your brother go to school?
Miranda Cosgrove is in it too. She’s my
Question words include favourite actor.
who, when, where, which, why, what, how
Grammar reference page 114
3 …
 character … ? (Miranda / play)
She plays the voice of Margo, the little girl with
glasses.
PRONUNCIATION  do and does More
practice
4 I know Miranda is from the US. … ? (she / live)
1 Listen. How are do and does pronounced She’s from California.
in each sentence? Listen again and repeat. She lives in Los Angeles.
1 Does he like action movies?
2 Do you buy tickets online?
3 When does the film start?

2 Put the words in the correct order and add do or does to


make questions.
1 go / to the cinema / your family / all together / ?
Do your family go to the cinema all together?
2 a barbecue / have / you / when the weather is nice / ?
3 your friend / play / a musical instrument / ?
4 having / like / you and your friends / sleepovers / ?
5 see / you / at the cinema / many films / ?
6 for walks or bike rides / your best friend / go / ?

3 In pairs, ask and answer the questions in exercise 2.

Do your family go to the


cinema all together? No, we don’t.
6 In pairs, ask and answer questions about your
4 Complete the questions. Use the question words in the favourite actor.
box and do / does or is / are.
● who / your favourite actor
● where / he or she from
How much What Where Which Who Why
● how old / he or she
● which films / he or she act in
1 .… the time? What’s the time? ● what characters / he or she play
2 … it cost? ● why / you like him or her
3 … one … you like best?
4 … your sister go to a different school?
5 … you want to sit?
6 … the main actors in this film?

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14 practice FAST FINISHERS Write some interview questions to ask your favourite actor.

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Find out about people’s likes and dislikes
1
PREPARATION DO THE CHALLENGE
1 Look at the photos. Write your opinion about each 2 Copy and complete the questionnaire below with
photo. your opinions on the photos in exercise 1.
I love shopping.
I’m not into football.
I enjoy going on rollercoasters.

A B

My Student with
opinion same opinion

shopping I hate it.

football I love it.

C D
3 Work as a class. Find students who have the
same opinion as you about the things in exercise 1.
Follow the instructions.
● Ask different classmates questions beginning What
do you think about … ?
● Say if your opinion is the same, or different.
● If a student has the same opinion as you, write their
E F
name in the form.
● If a student has a different opinion, don’t write their
name. But ask them a new question.
● Try to talk to lots of different students.

Tom, what do you think


about shopping?

G H I can’t stand it.


I’m the same!

Tara, what do you think


about football?
I love it!
Oh, really? I hate it!

I J
FOLLOW UP

4 Work in pairs. Tell your partner about the other


people in the class.

Tom and Sam love football.


That’s interesting. And Sam
isn’t into basketball.

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1
INTERACTION Greetings & introductions
1
Express yourself
Saying hello Asking how people are Introducing people Saying goodbye
Hello. How are you? And you? This is (my friend) … . Goodbye. Bye.
Hi. Hey. Very well, thanks. Nice to meet you. See you.
Good morning. Fine, thanks. Pleased to meet you. Good night.
OK. Not bad. You too.

WELCOME TO THE UK 3 Listen and decide if the sentences are true or false.
1 Jessica is an exchange student.
1 Look at the picture. Where are the people? Why are 2 Eric is in the same class as Jessica at school.
they there? 3 Hannah’s favourite band is Haim.
4 Eric doesn’t like Bruce Springsteen.

4 Look at Express yourself. Then listen again and note


the expressions you hear.

5 Look at the expressions below and write Formal or


Informal.
1 Good morning. Formal
2 Hello, Mr Jackson.
3 See you.
4 Not bad.
5 Pleased to meet you.

YOUR TURN TO SPEAK


2 Listen and answer the questions.
6 Imagine you are an exchange student like Jessica. Write
1 Where is Hannah’s flight from? the following information about you.
2 What is the name of Jessica’s father?
3 What is her mother’s name?
4 Who is Josh?
Name
Country
IN THE MORNING
City
Age

7 It is your first day at your new school. Work in small


groups. Follow the instructions below.
● Introduce yourself to another student.
● Ask and answer questions. 2
● Introduce that person to another student.
● Use expressions from Express yourself.

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1
WRITING A personal profile WRITING
Using punctuation
SKILL

1 Read Adrianna’s profile quickly and complete the


information about her. 3 Match the types of punctuation with the correct use.
Find examples of the punctuation in the profile.
Age:
Country: . A when one or more letters are
1 Full stop
Favourite singer: missing, or for possession
Outdoor hobbies: 2 Comma , B at the start of a sentence; for
names of people, places, months

About Me 4 Apostrophe ’
and days of the week; for I
3 Capital letter E C for a small break between
different parts of a sentence
D at the end of a sentence

by Adrianna 4 Write out these sentences with the correct


punctuation.
Personal facts
I’m twelve years old and I’m from Poland. I live in 1 my names eduardo and im from sao paulo in brazil
e Lublin and I go to a big secondary school. 2 i like swimming but i dont go very often
3 we go to the beach on saturdays and sundays
Likes and dislikes 4 my favourite group is coldplay they arent american
I like hanging out with my friends and we love theyre british
having sleepovers. We sometimes talk for hours and
we don’t sleep! YOUR TURN
I like listening to pop music on the radio. My
TO WRITE
favourite singer is Ed Sheeran. He’s amazing and I
PLAN BEFORE YOU WRITE
love the song I See Fire. My brother listens to rap
music, but I can’t stand it. I think it’s horrible! 5 Look at the headings. Think of two or three things
about you for each heading. Make notes.
Free time and hobbies ● personal facts
In my free time, I enjoy playing games online. Candy
● likes and dislikes
Crush Saga is fantastic! I also love going for bike
e ● free time and hobbies
rides and I’m into skateboarding, so I go to the park
every weekend. WRITE NOW

6 Write your profile.


1 Use Adrianna’s profile as a model.
2 Use your notes from exercise 5.
3 Use full stops, capital letters, commas and
apostrophes correctly.

CHECK AND CORRECT

ll 1 Check that the punctuation is correct.


2 In pairs, swap your profiles and check each other’s
work.

2 Read the profile again and answer the questions.


1 Where does Adrianna live?
2 What does she do at sleepovers?
3 What type of music does she like?
4 What type of music doesn’t she like?
5 What does she think of Candy Crush Saga?
6 Where does she go at the weekend?

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