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Vocabulary Grammar
Describing people Have/Has got
1 Complete the words. 3 Choose the correct alternatives.
1 I have got / has got long hair.
2 Kate haven’t got / hasn’t got green hair!
3 Jon have got / has got blue eyes.
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1 This is Elin.
She’s 1i _ h _ _ 4 We haven’t got / hasn’t got short hair.
2 _ _ . She’s got 5 Mike have got / has got two daughters.
green eyes and 6 I has got / have got two sisters.
2b _ _ _ _ _ hair.
7 Sarah has got / have got a small house.
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8 We have got / has got a black cat.

4 Make sentences using the prompts. Use short forms.

1 Sophie / not / got / a phone.
Sophie hasn’t got a phone.
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2 This is Richard.
2 I / not / got / a pen.
He’s in his 50s.
He’s got 3b _ _ _
3 We / got / a big house.
eyes and
4g _ _ _ hair.
4 They / not / got / any books.

5 David / got / four / dogs.

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6 My desk / not / got / a chair.
3 This is Avi.
He’s 5i _ h _ _ 7 Sonia / got / a black car.
3 _ _ . He’s got
brown hair and 8 Isobel / not / got / a watch.
am
a 6b _ _ _ _ .

5 Write sentences using the information in the table. Use short forms.

2 Complete the crossword. + –

1 I blue eyes brown hair
b
2 3
b l u e Rob blonde hair green hair

a Eva a bed a sofa

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r Matt’s town a cinema a market
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d My husband and I a small house a clock

Andy and Tim a big flat a table

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1 I ’ve got blue eyes .
Down I haven’t got brown hair .
1 My father has got a long grey beard . 2 Rob .
2 Sam has got long . He .
3 Adam hasn’t got brown hair. He’s got 3 Eva .
hair. She .
4 Matt’s town .
Across
It .
3 Anna has got blonde hair and blue
5 My husband and I .
eyes.
We .
4 She’s got beautiful eyes.
6 Andy and Tim .
5 He’s got brown hair and green .
They .
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Vocabulary Grammar
Everyday objects (2) Have/Has got: questions
1 Complete the words for everyday objects. 3 Complete the conversations with have or has got.
1 p_
a_s sp o
_ _r t 1 A: Have we got a map?
2 b__ B: No, we haven’t .
3 b _ t _ le o _ w _ t _ _ 2 A: you any tickets?
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4 f__d B: Yes, I .
5 c__d__ c__d 3 A: they any food?
B: Yes, they .
6 t_ck__s
4 A: Jane a credit card?
7 h__s_ k__s
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B: No, she .
8 c__e_a
5 A: they any children?
9 s__g____e_
B: Yes, they .
10 p _ _ n _
6 A: the dog its ball?
11 c _ _ t
B: Yes, it .
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12 m _ _ _ y
4 Correct the sentences.
2 Choose the correct alternatives. 1 Has you got your passport?
Have you got your passport?
2 You have got a ticket?

3 Has she a new camera?

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4 A: Has John got a bottle of water?
B: Yes, he’s got.

5 Is Susan got food?

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6 Has they got their coats?
1 a map / a newspaper 2 money / a credit card

7 A: Have you got brothers or sisters?

B: No, I haven’t got.

8 Have you get a new phone?

5 Write questions and short answers with have or has got.

1 George / new coat (no)
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Has George got a new coat?
No, he hasn’t.
2 your flat / a lift (yes)
3 a passport / a ticket 4 a coat / a bag
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3 you / brothers or sisters (no)

4 you / the tickets (yes)

5 they / a big house (no)

6 he / an expensive camera (yes)

5 a camera / a phone 6 food / a bottle of water

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 4C
Vocabulary Grammar
Common verbs Imperatives
1 Complete the phrases with verbs from the box. 3 Match the sentence halves.
1 Don’t go b
buy drink go see take take try visit
2 Walk! Don’t
1 photos 3 Don’t speak Turkish to her,
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take
2 tea 4 Put your cup
3 a museum 5 Don’t eat
4 to a market 6 Don’t take
5 a show 7 Don’t talk
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6 Mexican food 8 Ask me
7 a black taxi
a in the kitchen please.
8 a new camera
b to Japan now.
2 Choose the correct option, a or b. c food in the cinema.
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1 Don’t to the car museum. It isn’t interesting. d to your friends in class.
a visit  b go e run!
2 Don’t a film. Go to a show. f for help.
a try  b see g photos in the museum, please.
3 tea in London. It’s very nice. h she’s Italian
a Visit  b Drink 4 Correct the sentences.
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4 Turkish food. There is lots of good Turkish food 1 Don’t visits Buckingham Palace!
in London. Don’t visit Buckingham Palace!
a Try  b Take 2 Drinks lots of water!
5 the British Museum. It’s very big.
a Go  b Visit 3 Doesn’t buy coffee there. It’s expensive!
6 a coat and an umbrella to London.
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a Take  b Go 4 Don’t goes to that supermarket. It’s very busy.
7 some nice things in the shops.
a Buy  b See 5 Not visit the town. It’s not good for holidays.
8 lots of photos.
a See  b Take 6 Sees that show. It’s very good!

7 Not try the tea in that restaurant.

8 Takes lots of photos!

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5 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
verbs from the box.

buy drink see take talk try

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1 Don’t buy that camera. It isn’t very good. ✗
2 water next to your computer! ✗
3 that film. It’s great! ✓
4 Spanish food. It’s very nice. ✓
5 in the cinema! ✗
6 a photo! ✓

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 4D 4
English in action Listening
Tell the time 1 Label the photos with airport and hotel.
1 Match the times in the box with sentences 1–10.

16.15 05.30 07.40 18.45 11.00 03.50 14.10 12.20

09.35 01.05
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1 It’s twenty-five to ten. 09.35
2 It’s quarter to seven.
3 It’s half past five.
4 It’s twenty past twelve.
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5 It’s ten past two.
6 It’s quarter past four.
7 It’s twenty to eight.
8 It’s eleven o’clock.
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9 It’s five past one.
10 It’s ten to four. a

2 Write the times from Exercise 1.

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1 It’s 2 It’s 3 It’s
. . .
am
b

4 It’s 5 It’s 6 It’s 2 4.01 Listen to the conversation. Where

. . . is Uncle Joe?

3 Complete the conversations with the words in the box. There is

one extra word for each conversation. 3 Listen again and complete the description
of Uncle Joe.
half it late o’clock
1 He’s got a .
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A: What time is 1 ? 2 He’s got eyes.
B: It’s three 2 . 3 He’s about years old.
A: Oh no! I’m 3 ! 4 He’s got hair.
5 He’s got a coat.
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at on seven six time
4 Choose the correct photo of Uncle Joe (A or B).
A: What 4 is the train to Edinburgh?
B: It’s 5 quarter to seven. A A B A
A: 6 fifteen?
B: No, 7 forty-five.

is past thirty to

A: What time 8 the next bus?

B: It’s at half 9 two.
A: Two 10 ?
B: Yes.
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Reading 2 Read the email again. Match tips 1–6 with photos A–F.

1 Look at the photo and read the email. A A B A

Where is Mike’s work trip?
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C A
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D A
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From: Yoshi26@email.com
To: MikeD@abcnet.com
Subject: Tips for Tokyo

E A F A
Hi Mike, how are you? I’m OK. I’m always very busy
at work, but I like my new job. How’s your job at
Telefónica?
So, you’ve got a work trip to Tokyo? Great! It’s a good
city to visit. Here is some information to help you in
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Tokyo.
1Take the metro. It’s not expensive, and the Tokyo

metro is big. There are stations everywhere. Taxis are

expensive. Don’t take them.
3 Read the email again and answer the questions.
2Visit Asakusa. There’s a beautiful temple there.
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1 Who lives in the centre of Tokyo?
Also, 3go to Harajuku Park on a Sunday. There are lots
of interesting people there – take your camera!
2 Who has got a very busy job?
Try Japanese food. 4Go to an izakaya (a Japanese café)
and eat some gyoza. 5Drink some sake or green tea. 3 Which form of transport is not cheap?
6Take a coat. Tokyo is cold in January.
4 Which two places are good to take photos?
Mike, have you got a hotel? I live in the Shinjuku area.
It’s in the centre of Tokyo. Come and stay with me?
5 What is gyoza?
Take care and see you soon!
Yoshi 6 When is Mike’s work trip?

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Writing 3 Correct the sentences.
1 I’ve got a book, a map a camera and a passport.
1 Read Magda’s email. Are the sentences true (T) or I’ve got a book, a map, a camera and a passport.
false (F)? 2 Have you got the tickets.

3 Kirstys coat is black.

Hi Magda,
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4 Laura hasnt got a computer.
How are you? Have you got everything for our
holiday? I’ve got a new passport and Jenny’s got lots 5 I’ve got a letter, but I haven’t got a stamp
of new clothes. She’s got a new coat, trousers, two
new shirts, three T-shirts and sunglasses. We’ve got
6 Weve got some food and water.
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American money, but we haven’t got a credit card.
Have you got a credit card? Have you got a camera?
Jenny’s camera is very old and I haven’t got one.
4 Add capital letters and punctuation to the email.
I’ve got my sister’s book about New York, but I haven’t
got a map. Have you got a map? hi alicia
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See you soon, how are you im great ive got some american money and my
Alicia
mums credit card i havent got a camera but my phones got

a good camera ive got a map of new york city a map of the
1 Alicia hasn’t got a passport. F
2 Jenny’s got a new coat and sunglasses. subway and a map of the airport ive got a bag for the plane
3 Alicia and Jenny have got American money. with some food water a book and a newspaper
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4 Alicia and Jenny have got a credit card.
5 Jenny hasn’t got a camera. see you next week

6 Alicia has got a book about New York and a map. magda

2 Read the Focus box. Circle one example of each type of

punctuation in the email in Exercise 1.
Prepare
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5 Think of six things to take on a weekend holiday in
London. Make a list.
Using basic punctuation
Use full stops (.) for sentences:
I haven’t got a map.
Use question marks (?) for questions:
Have you got a camera?
Use commas (,) in lists:
She’s got a new coat, trousers, two new shirts,
three T-shirts and sunglasses. Write
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Use apostrophes (’) for missing letters:
I’ve got a new passport … . 6 Write an email to a friend. Write about what you’ve got
(= I have got a new passport … .) in your bag. Ask about what your friend has got. Use
Use apostrophes (’) for possessives: your notes in Exercise 5 and the Focus box to help you.
Jenny’
Jenny
Jenny’s ’s camera is very old … .
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