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8. 1. at 5. on 2. in 6. at 3. At 7. in 4. at 8. in

9. Possible Answer Lucy Adams is a pet washer. She washes people’s dogs and

cats. She works on Monday, Wednesday and Friday. She starts work at 10.00 in the morning and finishes at 6.00 in the evening. In the morning, she washes the dogs and in the afternoon, she washes the cats. Lucy’s shop closes for the holidays in December.

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 31)

1. 1. lion, tiger 2. eagle, mosquito 3. sheep, cow 4. hamster, rabbit 5. get up, have breakfast

2. 1. eyebrows 6. pencil 2. tomato sauce 7. Swedish 3. lazy 8. dark 4. cow 9. parents 5. have a shower 10. sugar

3. 1. eats 6. do … feed 2. sleeps 7. give 3. does … weigh 8. doesn’t want 4. doesn’t weigh 9. don’t like 5. weighs 10. eat

4. 1. haven’t got 6. These 2. Is there 7. she 3. How many 8. girl’s 4. is 9. some 5. Her 10. the

5. 1. I usually feed the dog in the evening. 2. We don’t often see foxes or wolves. 3. I sometimes have a shower in the morning. 4. The sheep rarely come here. 5. Does the chimpanzee usually have breakfast at

10 o’clock?

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6. 1. I usually go to bed at 11 o’clock. 2. What do you do in the evenings? 3. What programmes do you watch? 4. How often do you watch sport programmes? 5. I usually do homework in the afternoons.

7. 1. in 2. at 3. on 4. at 5. in

8. 1. Lisa gets up at 8 o’clock in the morning. 2. John does sport on Tuesdays and Thursdays. 3. Snakes eat mice. 4. I usually go to bed late on Saturdays. 5. The film starts at 7 o’clock.

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VOCABULARY (page 33)

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

2. 1. supermarket 2. swimming pool 3. post office 4. sports centre 5. hospital 6. museum

3. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

GRAMMAR (page 34)

1. 1. am studying 4. is walking 2. is working 5. are doing 3. are playing

2. 1. is listening 4. is reading 2. isn’t talking 5. is eating 3. isn’t holding 6. isn’t wearing

3. Possible Affirmative Answers Pam is eating an ice cream. Marcie is talking to Diego.

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

4. 1. are you doing 2. Is your teacher helping 3. are you sitting 4. Is it raining 5. Are your friends visiting 6. Are you using

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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5. 1. cleans the room; is cleaning the room 2. doesn’t … visit; is visiting 3. play tennis; aren’t playing tennis 4. have a drink; aren’t having a drink

6. Possible Answers Mrs Carter isn’t cleaning the room. Tom and Sal are looking outside. Sam is sitting in the garden. The man is painting the room.

7. 1. b 2. c 3. b 4. a 5. a 6. c 7. c 8. a 9. c 10. b

8. 1. are … going 6. do … want 2. am going 7. haven’t got 3. aren’t open 8. have 4. is 9. am making 5. opens

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READING (page 36)

1. 1. The animals come from Nantes in France. 2. The animals are machines. 3. The (mechanical) elephant is 11 metres tall. 4. The elephant takes people around the city. 5. The giant spider makes some people feel nervous.

2. 1. Because giant spiders are climbing on them. 2. François Delarozière and Pierre Orefice 3. That’s where the giant animals “live”. 4. You can ride around the city on it. 5. (giant) birds, an elephant, spiders

REAL ENGLISH (page 37)1. 1. next to 6. on 2. between 7. under 3. in 8. in front of 4. above 9. behind 5. opposite

2. 1. Go straight 4. Turn left 2. Turn right 5. at the corner 3. Pass

3. Possible Answers 1. The tree is in the park. 2. The dog is walking in front of the man. 3. The eagle is flying above the park. 4. The park is opposite the shops. 5. The cinema is next to the post office.

4. Listening:

Shawn: Hi, Gail. What are you reading? Gail: Oh, hi, Shawn. I’m reading an article about

cinemas. People don’t go to the cinema because they’ve got big TVs at home, so many cinemas are closing.

Shawn: I know. Do you know the cinema next to the museum? It’s a beautiful old building and it’s got great new films every week, but people don’t go there.

Gail: I never go to the cinema. I take films from the library and I watch them at home.

Shawn: The library hasn’t got any new films. I like watching new films, and I love the cinema. My friends and I usually go two or three times a month. We always buy popcorn and drinks. It’s fun.

Gail: Which cinema do you go to? Shawn: Henley Film Palace is my favourite. Gail: Henley Film Palace? Where’s that? Shawn: It’s opposite the bank on Henley Street. Gail: Opposite the bank? Oh, yes, I know it. Do many

people go there? Shawn: No, they don’t. It’s never full.

Gail: Which films are at Henley Film Palace at the moment?

Shawn: I don’t know. Let’s look on the Internet. Oh, the new James Bond film is there.

Gail: Well, I love James Bond, and I don’t want the cinema to close. … So let’s go and see it tonight.

Shawn: Great!

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

5. 1. closing 2. the cinema 3. Shawn 4. bank 5. the James Bond film

6. 1. Where is the 2. the bank 3. How do I get there 4. at the corner of 5. Great. Thanks.

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7. 1. Tony lives in Paris, France. 2. We work on Fridays and Saturdays. 3. My friend and I always travel in August. 4. Is there a Thai restaurant in Atlanta? 5. I speak Spanish and Italian.

8. My name is Julie Clark. I live in Chester, a small town in England. Every Saturday, I meet my friends in the city centre and we walk the shops. Then, we have lunch in a restaurant. There are some good restaurants in Chester. I love Chinese food, so I often eat at the Hong Kong Restaurant on Bridge Street.

9. Possible Answer Doris Monroe lives in Beverly Hills, California, USA. She

likes the Page Museum. It’s an interesting place to go. You can see dinosaurs there! She likes to shop on Rodeo Drive and look for film stars. Doris likes Italian food. Her favourite restaurant is La Scala.

CHECK YOUR PROGRESS (page 39)

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

2. 1. on 4. behind 2. between 5. above 3. in front of

3. Partsofthebody Food Adjectivesof

personality

Animals Placesaroundtown

tail corn confident

nose steak funny

fox hospital

mice church

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4. 1. is dancing 4. isn’t watching 2. am studying 5. is running 3. Are … staying

5. 1. sends 4. don’t understand 2. sleep 5. isn’t washing 3. Are … using

6. 1. How many 6. His 2. never 7. That 3. haven’t got 8. There isn’t 4. is 9. Do you run 5. Jane’s 10. a

7. 1. I am standing between the post office and the library right now.

2. Do you want some meat from the butcher’s? 3. The students aren’t visiting the museum now. 4. Is Harry eating at the restaurant in the shopping centre? 5. We are sitting opposite the stadium.

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8. 1. Where is the hospital 2. How do I get there 3. straight on Hill Street 4. Then where do I go 5. Great. Thanks

9. 1. My friend, Bill, lives in Manchester. 2. Alan and Ilove Japanese food. 3. Helen Carter goes to the cinema every Friday. 4. Their holidays start on 15th July. 5. We often go to France at Christmas.

0. 1. The hospital is opposite the post office. 2. The butcher’s is next to the bank. 3. Are you playing tennis now? 4. Sam and Jenny are watching a film at the cinema. 5. We are waiting for you in front of the restaurant.

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VOCABULARY (page 41)

1. Wordsnake: gymnastics, weightlifting, basketball, swimming, surfing, tennis, cycling, football, judo, skiing, running

1. skiing 7. tennis 2. cycling 8. swimming 3. gymnastics 9. weightlifting 4. running 10. judo 5. basketball 11. surfing 6. football

2. 1. kick 6. jump 2. ski 7. hit 3. surf 8. run 4. swim 9. lift 5. throw

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3. 1. play basketball 4. play football 2. go cycling 5. go surfing 3. do judo 6. play tennis

GRAMMAR (page 42)

1. 1. can 4. can 2. can’t 5. can’t 3. can’t

2. 1. Can you dance well? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t. 2. Can students buy lunch at your school? Yes, they can. / No, they can’t. 3. Can your friend read Japanese? Yes, he/she can. / No, he/she can’t. 4. Can your mother play tennis? Yes, she can. / No, she can’t. 5. Can you walk home from school? Yes, I can. / No, I can’t.

3. 1. The boy can jump high. 2. The boy can’t run quickly. 3. The boy can ski fast. 4. The girl can’t swim well.

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

5. 1. must 4. must 2. can’t 5. can’t 3. mustn’t 6. can

6. 1. can 4. can’t 2. mustn’t 5. must 3. must 6. can’t

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7. 1. Helen sings beautifully. 2. She dances well, too. 3. She works hard at school. 4. She does her homework carefully. 5. She swims fast. 6. She runs slowly. 7. She plays tennis badly.

8. 1. at all quickly 4. very fast 2. very high 5. at all well 3. very quietly

9. Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

0. 1. the 8. usually 2. is doing 9. they 3. Do you know 10. very fast 4. is 11. your 5. wear 12. isn’t 6. has got 13. must 7. There are

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