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Introduction
Vocabulary Page 4
1 q c l i f f a g z h d a 4 1. Where did Mark go this summer?
y a c w o d e w h a p i 2. What activities were the actors doing?
3. Where did Mark and his family stay while they were
b n s t r e a m b r w s visiting Copenhagen?
f y f a e x d c j b v l 4. What was Marks mother doing while Mark was at
w o q h s w a m p o f a Tivoli Gardens?
5. When did Tivoli Gardens open?
d n g b t z k j g u i n
6. Why did Marks family choose Denmark for their
z j d x g w y i e r e d holiday?
h i l l o a l q f i l g Questions 3 and 6 havent got answers.
c l g l a c i e r y d x
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2 1. hill 4. forest 5 1. used to ride 4. Did use to walk
2. field 5. harbour 2. didnt use to go 5. didnt use to eat
3. glacier
3. used to be
3 1. architect 5. pilot
6 1. has lost it
2. hairdresser 6. writer
2. has broken his foot
3. sculptor 7. inventor
3. hasnt arrived yet
4. singer
4. has already eaten
4 1. 17C 5. 26C 5. Have you seen
2. sit 6. will 6. havent talked for, Have you heard
3. -2C 7. 42C
4. not easy 7 1. wrote 4. played
2. didnt give 5. has climbed
5 1. helicopter 4. cruise ship
3. hasnt won 6. have lived
2. train 5. jeep
The false sentences are 2, 3 and 5.
3. underground
8 Possible answers
6 1. yacht 4. snow
1. Toledo is more beautiful than New York.
2. chef 5. rainforest
London is as exciting as New York.
3. motorboats 6. model
2. A car is faster than a lorry.
A lorry is bigger than a bicycle.
Grammar Page 5
3. A crocodile is the most dangerous animal.
1 1. works c isnt preparing, is teaching A mouse is smaller than a crocodile.
2. are studying d want 4. Chocolate cake is not as healthy as an orange.
3. is washing b helps An orange is healthier than chocolate cake.
4. works e is investigating 5. The Colosseum is older than the Statue of Liberty.
5. doesnt like, prefers a is designing The Statue of Liberty is more modern than the
Pyramids.
2 1. Do you enjoy playing video games?
2. When / What time does he get up on Saturdays? 9 Possible answers
3. Why is he staying home? 1. Book 1 is longer than Book 4.
4. Where do the girls usually exercise? 2. Book 2 is less difficult than Book 1.
5. Is your mum taking you / Are you walking / Are you 3. Book 3 is not as new as Book 2.
taking the bus to school this morning? 4. Book 2 is cheaper than Book 4.
6. What are they eating? 5. Book 3 is more expensive than Book 1.
6. Book 2 is as easy as Book 3.
3 1. didnt answer 8. was shopping
2. visited 9. were having 9
10 1. the longest the Nile
3. was 10. opened 2. quickly as a cheetah
4. were doing 11. were riding 3. higher than birds
5. were listening 12. was standing 4. the most famous Guernica
6. was learning 13. sent
7. enjoyed 14. Did get Getting Ready for Writing Page 7
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2 1. What time does the zoo open?
2. There are performances in the outdoor theatre from
May to September.
3. Queen Marys Garden is a famous garden with
about 12,000 roses.
4. The zoo has got 100 kinds of birds.
5. Its easy to get to the zoo on the underground.
Speaking
3 1. Pleased to meet you, Mr Lewis
2. Id like you to meet
3. this is Ben
4. Nice to meet you, Ben
4 1. g 2. d 3. h 4. f 5. e 6. b
Unit 1
Vocabulary Page 8
1 1. c 5. no answer
2. no answer 6. b 3 1. She has never written a book before.
3. a 7. no answer
4. e 8. d
2 1. compose songs
2. perform on stage
3. take part in a competition
4. appear on television
3 1. takes part / has taken part in international
competitions
2. represented
3. save the environment
4. made a significant contribution, composed many
songs
5. earns a lot of money, donates money
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 9
1 1. has been playing 4. have been using
2. have been watching 5. have been performing
3. has been donating 6. have been going
2 1. for 4. recently
2. all day 5. all year
3. How long 6. since
3 1. I have been studying English for 10 years.
2. I have been living in Toledo since 2010.
3. My brother hasnt been driving for long.
4. My best friend has been crying all morning.
5. Recently, I have been listening to classical music a
lot. / I have been listening to classical music a lot
recently.
6. I have been riding a bicycle since I was a child.
7. My mum hasnt been working for very long.
4 1. Have you been living here for many years?
2. Why has she been practising all day?
3. How long have the Rolling Stones been playing
together?
4. Has he been studying at this school since Year 1?
5. Who has been helping you?
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5 1. has been living 5. has been earning
2. has been telling 6. have been expressing
3. has been writing 7. has been writing
4. has been calling
Speaking
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page10
1 1. has won
2. has done
3. have been reading
4. has given
5. hasnt been directing
6. has been performing
2 1. Have started, have been taking
2. have been, have been working
3. Have seen, Have looked
4. have been doing, have been cooking
2. They have been playing for an hour.
3. Max has already seen the film.
4. Beth has been directing films since she finished
film-school.
5. Terry has just arrived.
4 1. have been following 6. has won
2. has been singing 7. has appeared
3. has been writing 8. has earned
4. has been working 9. has donated
5. has produced 10. has achieved
Speaking
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Reading Page 11
1 1. he hasnt got any hit songs on the radio
2. sick children / children with serious illnesses
3. countries (around the world)
4. the title of the song
5. think of positive things and feel better
2 1. He was a rock musician.
2. to write songs to help sick children feel better
3. other composers, songwriters, singers and musicians
4. Its about the childs favourite people, things or
wishes for the future.
5. during painful and frightening hospital treatments, on
car trips to the hospital or whenever they are feeling
down
6.  Yes. Beltzer has been on news programmes and has
had articles about him in newspapers and magazines.
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Listening (CD 5, Track 1) 2 1. camping b
2. archery e
Alice: Hey, Brad. Have you ever heard of Sho Yano? 3. pottery c
Brad: No, Alice, cant say that I have. Who is she? 4. fashion accessories a
Alice: Shes a he, actually, and Ive been reading all about 5. survival skills d
him in this magazine.
Brad: Whats he done?
3 1. directing a film
2. studying computer animation
Alice: Well, hes only 21 years old and hes already got
3. creating sound effects
three university degrees!
4. designing fashion accessories
Brad: Really? Thats young for so many degrees. He must
5. performing in a band
be a genius!
6. learning survival skills
Alice: He is. I mean, listen to this: He started studying for
his Bachelor of Science degree at university at the 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
age of 9 and he graduated with top marks in 2003 at
the age of 12. Speaking
Brad: Are you serious? A first degree in science at the age
1. Are you interested 4. Do you enjoy
of 12?
2. am really keen 5. Are you good
Alice: Thats what it says here. He received a PhD in 3. How long
molecular genetics and cell biology at the age of 18.
Brad: Wow! He is definitely a genius. Writing Page 13
Alice: Yes. His parents knew he was pretty special from a
very young age. Imagine hes been reading since
1 1. little, loudly 4. very, bad
he was two, and by the age of three, he was playing 2. heavily, tired 5. extremely, exciting
the piano. 3. upset, angrily
Brad: Playing the piano at three? Maybe thats not so 2 1. famous 6. loudly
amazing my sister started playing the piano when 2. challenging 7. extremely
she was four or five. 3. excitedly 8. wonderful / great
Alice: Yes, but wait till you hear this. One day, Shos 4. exactly 9. wonderful / great
mother was playing a difficult waltz on the piano. 5. quickly
About five minutes after she left the room, she was
shocked to hear Sho playing the same waltz! A year 3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
later, at the age of four, he was also composing his
own music. 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Brad: Amazing! Wheres he from?
Alice: Hes American, but his father is originally from
Japan, and his mother from Korea. Check Your Progress
Brad: Whats he doing now?
Alice: According to Sho, hes doing something that hes Vocabulary Page 14
been dreaming about all his life. Hes completed
medical school and he is now a doctor.
1 1. perform, band 4. orienteering
2. donate money 5. camping
Brad: Nice. He sounds like a good person, not just a really
3. save, environment
clever one.
Alice: Yes, he is. In the article it says that hes got an IQ 2 1. d 2. c 3. e 4. a 5. b
of over 200, but hes never felt its enough having 3 1. lawyer, judge
a high IQ. He believes that what really matters is
2. do charity work, donate money
contributing to society and not how clever you are.
3. perform on stage, act in a play
4. beach, coast
3 1. 3 2. 12 3. 18 4. 2 5. 4 6. over 200
5. motorbike, scooter

4 1. she read about him in a magazine Grammar

2. he was pretty special
3. Sho / him play / playing the same waltz
4 1. have been travelling 4. has been creating
2. hasnt been performing 5. has been living
4. a doctor
3. has been studying
5. contribute to society
5 1. hasnt been sleeping 4. has arrived
Vocabulary Page 12 2. have been waiting 5. has been performing
1 1. go canoeing 5. Orienteering 3. Have watched
2. archery 6. camping
3. Windsurfing 7. act in plays
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6 1. am listening 6. havent been shopping
2. stayed 7. never
3. think 8. have taken part
4. didnt take part 9. the tallest
5. has been doing 10. was creating
Dictation (CD 5, Track 2)
7 Sue has been performing in a band since she was 15
and has been taking part in competitions for several
years. Last week, she represented our school in a song
competition. She composed a song and sang it on stage.
She sang beautifully and won first prize.
Speaking Page 15
8 1. in art c
2. into extreme sport a
3. to go camping e
4. taking part in competitions b
5. acted in a play d
Writing
9 1. really 4. important
2. small 5. well
3. excitedly
Translation
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1. Pam no ha cantado en directo durante dos aos.
2. El artista ha estudiado alguna vez animacin por
ordenador?
3. Mi amiga nunca ha salido por la televisin.
4. He estado haciendo escalada con mis amigos todo el
da.
5. Por cunto tiempo has estado trabajando en obras
benficas?
Workbook Answer Key
3 Accept all logical answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 17
1 1. 1969, had walked
2. had flown, Atlantic Ocean
3. had reached, Mount Kilimanjaro
4. Africa, had explored
5. had discovered, Christopher Columbus
2 1. Had climbed 4. had left
2. hadnt seen 5. had tried
3. hadnt reached
3 1. had travelled 3. Had finished
2. Had learnt / learned 4. had studied
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 1. had spent 6. had overcome
2. had made 7. had explored
3. had set off 8. had planned
4. had been 9. had had
5. had travelled 10. had told
Speaking
1. He died in Antarctica in 1912 after he had reached
the South Pole. c
2. By the time she was 16, she had sailed around the
world alone. b
3. No one had climbed to the top of Mount Everest
before them. a
Grammar Page 18
1 1. arrived, had started 4. Did you take, had hurt
2. Had Jim left, arrived 5. saw, had returned
3. hadnt ridden, felt

Language 2 1. reached, had forgotten b

2. had eaten, didnt want d
3. took, hadnt been a
1 1. d 3. a 5. b 7. e
2. f 4. g 6. h 8. c 4. looked, saw, had left c

2 1. go 5. do 3 1. arrived, had had

2. do 6. make 2. got out, had put
3. make 7. go 3. had run out of, stopped
4. go 8. do 4. hadnt read, didnt know
3 1. about 5. with 5. didnt go, had finished
2. of 6. of 4 1.
went 10.
returned
3. about 7. at 2. hadnt listened 11. stayed
4. about 8. with
3. set off 12. had seen
4. reached 13. came
Unit 2 5. had begun
6. hadnt brought
14. had started
15. took
Vocabulary Page 16 7. decided 16. discovered
8. stood up 17. had broken
1 1. d 2. a, h 3. g 4. e 5. b 6. c, f
9. had hurt
2 1. on your own
2. overcame all the obstacles Speaking
3. journey
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4. reached our destination
5. explore
6. make your way

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Reading Page 19 3 1. a 2. c 3. e 4. f 5. b 6. d
1 1. be the first (people) to reach the North Pole 4 1. by the window
2. in exploring 2. on the seat in front of Lynn
3. as Greenland 3. 10 kilometres above the ground
4. survive in extreme cold weather 4. -50 Celsius
5. four other men 5. New York
2 1. America / the United States
2. text doesnt say
Vocabulary Page 20
3. Peary had studied engineering and Henson knew 1
about navigation.
delighted miserable
4. eight months
energetic antisocial
5. how to hunt for food, travel on ice with dogsleds and
build igloos thrilled irritable
6. The weather was terrible. / It was difficult to find enthusiastic annoyed
their way through heavy snowstorms. / There wasnt cheerful shocked
enough food. upset
7. text doesnt say confused

Listening (CD 5, Track 3) 2 1. shocked / upset 5. energetic

Lynn: Hi, Mum! Its me. Im in New York!
Mum: Oh, Lynn, Im glad you called. You didnt answer
when I called you a few minutes ago but I guess you
hadnt arrived yet. How was your first flight?
Lynn: Great. I sat by the window, so I was looking out of
the window when the plane took off. The cars and
houses everything below us became smaller and
smaller. It was like being a bird.
Mum: It was a long flight werent you bored?
Lynn: Not really. I had my own screen on the seat in front
of me, so I watched two films. Oh and between
films I also looked at the information about the flight
on the screen. That was cool. Like, while the plane
was flying over the Irish Sea, the screen showed
exactly where it was. Later, the screen showed us
where we were above the Atlantic Ocean. And then
there was information about how high we were. Its
hard to believe we were flying about 10 kilometres
above the ground. And do you know how cold it was
outside? It was -50 Celsius! Thats because we were
so high.
Mum: Wow what a lot of information. Did you play any
computer games?
Lynn: Yes! I played for hours. In fact, I broke one of my
own records.
Mum: Good for you! And didnt you feel lonely on your
own?
Lynn: Not at all. After Id sat down, two American women
sat next to me. They told me all about New York.
Mum: Its nice when people are friendly on flights. OK,
sweetie. Im sure youre tired. Theres a five-hour
time difference between here and London. So its
1.00 am for you. Why dont you go and find Aunt
Clare?
Lynn: Mum, Aunt Clare was waiting for me. Shed already
arrived before our plane even got there. Here, you
can talk to her yourself. Im giving her my phone.
Love you. Bye, Mum
2. antisocial 6. cheerful
3. thrilled / delighted 7. delighted / thrilled
4. annoyed / upset 8. confused
3 Accept all logical answers.
Speaking
1. Where did you go last week?
2. Who did you go with?
3. What happened?
4. How did you feel?
Writing Page 21
1 1. c 5. a
2. e 6. b
3. g 7. h
4. d 8. f
2 1. First of all 4. In the end
2. Then 5. Eventually
3. After that
Stay in your seats!
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers..
Check Your Progress
Vocabulary Page 22
1 1. miserable 6. made their way
2. reached its destination 7. energetic
3. feel lonely 8. antisocial
4. thrilled 9. run out of
5. confused 10. survive
2 1. windy, foggy
2. politician, model
3. forest, coast
4. do charity work, make a significant contribution
5. orienteering, rock climbing

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Grammar
Unit 3
3 1. had returned 4. Had left
2. hadnt started 5. had known Vocabulary Page 24
3. hadnt slept 1 1. sleeping bag 4. money belt
4 1. got 6. climbed 2. luggage allowance 5. insect repellent
2. had rung 7. had taken off 3. camera case 6. first-aid kit
3. reached 8. felt Many people go on holiday in the summer.
4. had arrived 9. were
5. had filled 10. had begun 2 1. suitcase, backpack
2. guidebook, map / map, guidebook
5 1. travelled 5. dont write 3. passport
2. havent eaten 6. had arrived, called 4. sunscreen, sunglasses / sunglasses, sunscreen
3. was riding 7. the best 5. tent
4. have been hiking 8. are flying, Do see 6. toiletries

Dictation (CD 5, Track 4) 3 1. tents 4. passport

2. sunscreens 5. insect repellent
6 Last Saturday, we set off to the mountains. On the 3. guidebook
way, we told stories and sang songs. Then we ate the
sandwiches that my mother had prepared. The drive 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
took four hours and we were all delighted when we
had finally reached our destination. Grammar Page 25
Speaking Page 23 1 1. A. is going to return
B. will be
7 1. c 2. a 3. d 4. e 5. b 2. A. will hate
B. will love
Writing 3. A. am going to buy
8 1. First of all B. will give
2. Then / After that 4. A. Are going to try
B. wont fit, will use
3. After that / Then / Later
5. A. are going to take
4. Later / After that / Then
B. wont get, Will have
5. In the end
2 1. Are going to travel 7. will deliver
Translation 2. are going to take 8. will pay
9 1. Se haba sentido solo durante el viaje hasta que 3. will have 9. will offer
conoci a un amigo. 4. will be 10. is going to start
2. Jake estaba disgustado porque no haba tenido xito 5. is going to begin 11. am going to fly
superando los obstculos. 6. will visit 12. wont take
3. Nos habamos quedado sin agua antes de que 3 1. are going / are going to go on a boat ride, is meeting /
alcanzramos nuestro destino. is going to meet a friend
4. A las 10.00, Alice se haba marchado al hotel y se 2. wont swim and lie on the beach, will go, wont hike
haba ido a dormir. in the hills, will be
5. Estaba entusiasmada mi sueo se haba hecho 3. are going to ride bikes, is going to play golf
realidad!
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Language Speaking

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

1. No way / Youre wrong
2. I dont think so
2 arrive at arrive in 3. Youre wrong / No way
4. Thats not a good idea
a golf course London
hospital Greece Grammar Page 26

a hotel Africa 1 1. will be spending, Universal Studios

2. will be hiking, Mount Olympus
3 1. up, down 5. from, to / to, from 3. wont be going, the Louvre
2. towards 6. past 4. Will be visiting, the Empire State Building
3. across 7. through 5. will be watching, Buckingham Palace
4. along 6. will be waiting, the Taj Mahal
4 a. thrilled, 3 c. beautiful, 2
b. enjoyable, 1 d. energetic, 4

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2 1. A: What will you be doing this time next year? Ross:  Yeah but the underground takes a lot longer.
B: I will be lying on the beach in France. Katie: Thats true. So what time will he be here?
2. A: Will Jack be staying at the Ritz Hotel? Ross:  If his plane lands on time, hell probably get into
B: No, he wont be staying there this time. town by about 10.30. But Ill be taking a maths exam
3. A: How long will Taylor be travelling? from 11.30 to 2.00, so Sams going to be on his own
B: Shell be travelling for several months. until two oclock.
3 1. f. will be flying Katie: Im sure hell be fine, Ross. He can buy a guidebook.
2. b. will go Ross:  Yeah and a map too.
3. e. wont forget Katie: According to the weather forecast, itll be a beautiful
4. d. am not going out / am not going to go out / wont day. Maybe hell want to explore Hyde Park before
be going out meeting you. Its less than a kilometre away from
where his train gets in.
5. a. am going to watch
Ross:  I thought about taking him there for a boat ride on the
6. c. does begin
Serpentine lake but hes never been here before,
4 1. am going to spend / will be spending so I guess hell want to see the most famous places
2. will be staying / am going to stay like Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and Buckingham
3. am going to visit Palace. Anyway, Ill text him after my exam, and
well meet. Hey do you want to come, Katie?
4. are going / are going to go / will be going
Katie: Sure! I havent been a tourist in London for a while.
5. am going to go
6. will find
7. leaves 3 1. for about eight hours
8. will be waiting 2. Greece (Athens)
9. will be / is going to be 3. Its only a 15-minute ride.
4. Its cheaper than the train.
Speaking 5. by about 10.30

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 4 1. Kate once visited Amsterdam between flights.
2. When you go into a city between flights, you dont
Reading Page 27 need your suitcase / need your passport.
1 1. in the countryside 3. Ross will be taking an exam when Sam arrives.
2. a sleeping bag 4. Itll be a beautiful day / It wont be raining when
Sam arrives.
3. 131 kilometres
5. Sam will probably want to see the most famous
4. eight days
places like Trafalgar Square, Big Ben and
5. hiking, rock climbing, canoeing, orienteering and Buckingham Palace.
learning camping skills
2 1. text doesnt say Vocabulary Page 28
2. in hostels, campsites and hotels 1 1. hire 4. make
3. text doesnt say 2. check 5. take
4. Theyll arrange accommodation, provide a guidebook 3. book 6. plan
and maps, and deliver your suitcases to your hotel
each night. 2 1. travels on business
5. To show that these hikes are really difficult / 2. didnt book her flight
challenging. 3. went sightseeing
4. taking a break
Listening (CD 5, Track 5) 5. going for a long weekend

Katie: Hey, Ross. 3 Possible answers

Ross:  Hi, Katie. Wow! Its a text from my cousin Sam in
Los Angeles. Hell be coming here on Thursday for
about eight hours.
Katie: Why is he coming to London for only eight hours?
Ross:  Hes changing flights on his way to Greece. Hell
have enough time to come into town before his flight
to Athens.
Katie: Thats really fun. Its an extra little trip. I did it once,
in Amsterdam. Your suitcase goes onto the next flight
so you can just take your backpack and passport and
go and see the city.
Ross:  Yeah, exactly. And here, its only a 15-minute ride on
the Heathrow Express train to the city centre.
Katie: Its also possible to get the underground and its
much cheaper than the train. The Heathrow Express
costs over 20 now!
1. is going to travel there on business
2. is going to hire a car
3. are going to go sightseeing
4. is going to check the weather forecast
5. are going for a long weekend
6. is going to make a hotel reservation
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
1. Where are you going?
2. Where will you be staying?
3. What are you going to do there?
4. How are you going to travel around?
5. What will the weather be like?
6. When are you leaving?

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Writing Page 29
1 Possible answers
1. The flights going to be really long about 12 hours.
2. Youll have a wonderful time!
3. Well go to Pomillos (the best restaurant in town).
4. Ive planned a surprise
2 1. ! 2. ( 3. ) 4. 5. alquilar un coche.
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Check Your Progress
Vocabulary Page 30
1 1. c 2. e 3. a 4. b 5.
d 4. continue 8. discovered
2 1. luggage allowance 4. a camera case
2. take a break 5. passport
3. first-aid kit
3 Possible answers
1. archery, windsurfing 4. obstacles, destination
2. run out of, survived
3. upset, annoyed
5. cloudy, windy
Grammar
4 1. arent going to fly, are going to take
2. Are going to go, will join
3. will be, are going to take
5 1. Will be taking 3. will be spending
2. will be meeting 4. wont be working
6 1. have been visiting 6. was making
2. has become 7. will find
3. used 8. didnt
4. newest 9. had filmed
5. take 10. Will you be
Dictation (CD 5, Track 6)
7 This time next month, Ill be visiting New York for the
first time. Ive got a new passport, Ive booked my flight
and Ive made hotel reservations. Ive bought a good
backpack for my clothes and toiletries. Im going to take
tours of the city, go sightseeing on my own, and of course
Ill be going to some music clubs. Im sure Ill have a
great time!
Speaking Page 31
8 1. b 2. a 3. c 4. e 5. d
Writing
9 1. Itll be great!
2. Were going to visit Yellowstone one of the most
famous national parks.
3. The rides there are fantastic!
4. I wont tell you the end
5. Take warm clothes (its cold there).
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Translation
1 0 1. Va a hacer sol, as que coge la crema de proteccin
solar.
2. Mis padres se van de puente el 10 de junio.
3. Vas a hacer una visita de la ciudad?
4. Estars viajando por negocios en marzo?
5. No usaremos el transporte pblico porque vamos a
Language
1 1 return 5. started
2. arranged 6. exercised
3. arrives 7. investigate
2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
3 1. cleaned up 4. ended up
2. pick up 5. got up
3. grew up 6. keep up
Unit 4
Vocabulary Page 32
1 1. office block i 6. bowling alley e
2. railway station b 7. airport g
3. car park d 8. swimming pool a
4. tennis court f 9. police station h
5. running track c
2 1. university 5. newsagent
2. football pitch 6. art gallery
3. market 7. playground
4. nightclub 8. theatre
3 1. railway station / airport
2. police station
3. newsagent
4. university
5. tennis court / football pitch
6. swimming pool / running track
7. market
8. art gallery
Grammar Page 33
1 1. come 6. will teach
2. wont regret 7. visit
3. will enjoy 8. will never see
4. learn 9. wont understand
5. join
2 Possible answers
1. A: If the sea is calm, Ill go to the beach.
B: What if its stormy?
A: If its stormy, Ill go to the swimming pool.
2. A: If the tickets arent too expensive, well go to the
theatre.
B: What if the tickets are too expensive?
A: If the tickets are too expensive, well go to the
cinema.
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3. A: If I dont feel tired, Ill go to a nightclub.
B: What if you feel tired?
A: If I feel tired, Ill stay at home.
4. A: If the weather is good, Ill play football.
B: What if the weather isnt good?
A: If the weather isnt good, Ill go bowling.
3 1. have 4. needs
2. shops 5. is
3. pay 6. dont go
4 1. tour d. use
2. goes e. stays
3. wont like a. dont enjoy
4. rains c. take
5. wont be b. gets in
5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
1. When an aeroplane lands, it goes here. airport
2. If you go there, you will see paintings. art gallery
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 34
1 1. went, I would visit Sydney
2. would hear, lived London
3. wouldnt spend, didnt enjoy Paris
4. knew, wouldnt need Rome
5. would walk, flew Beijing my parents hadnt come to get me, I wouldnt
2 1. hadnt been, wouldnt have destroyed
2. would have controlled, had rained
3. had succeeded, would have saved
4. hadnt come, wouldnt have designed
5. wouldnt have become, hadnt started
3 1. If the tickets werent so expensive, wed go to the
theatre.
2. We wouldnt have bought the painting if we hadnt
liked it.
3. My mother would have had dinner with us yesterday
if she hadnt returned so late.
4. If I were you, I would book train tickets.
5. If I had known you were going, I would have joined
you.
4 1. werent cold outside 4. would have bought
2. hadnt been ice 5. arrive
3. buy a map
Speaking
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Reading Page 35
1 Sentences 1, 2 and 6 are false.
1. Central Park is in New York City.
2. People began visiting Central Park in the middle of
the 19th century.
6. Tickets for the summer concerts in the park are free.
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Workbook Answer Key
2 1. about 25 million people
2. The idea to have a park in New York came from
people seeing parks in London and Paris.
3. on some enormous rocks and a climbing wall
4. touch and feed the goats, sheep and rabbits
5. One becomes a swimming pool and the other an
amusement park.
6. In August, theres a week of free films.
Listening (CD 5, Track 7)
Announcer: Welcome to Sandown School Radio. Today,
were talking to two of our students James
Kent and Donna Adams to find out what
they like and dont like about their
neighbourhoods. Lets start with you, James.
Where do you live in Sandown?
James: Well, we moved to Waverley a year ago
and its miles away from the centre. I used
to live in the centre of Sandown and it was
great. I was close to the shopping centres
and restaurants. If I wanted to buy clothes
or sports equipment, I didnt need to take a
bus to the centre of town like I do now. Here
in Waverley everythings more difficult. I
remember the first time I went to meet my
friends at the bowling alley after wed moved
to Waverley. I got the bus there, but when I
wanted to go home at 11.00, I found out there
werent any buses to Waverley after 9 pm. If
have got home that night!
Announcer: So James, you dont like living far from the
centre of Sandown. What do you like about
Waverley?
James:  Well, Waverley has got a beautiful park. Its
got a great running track and a basketball
court. I often play basketball there with my
brothers or cousins.
Announcer: Thanks, James, for coming to talk to us. Hello
to our next student, Donna. Where do you live
in Sandown?
Donna: Im lucky! I live in the centre of town. So
if I want to go out, its really easy. We can
walk almost everywhere. My friends and I
really enjoy shopping and there are a lot of
different shops.
Announcer: How often do you go out?
Donna: Every Saturday night, my friends and I go out
for pizza and we go to the cinema if theres
a good film. Tomorrow night, Im going to a
jazz concert with my sisters.
Announcer: What dont you like about your
neighbourhood, Donna?
Donna: We live very close to a railway station, so its
never quiet for long. But I guess every place
has got some problems.
Announcer: OK, Donna, it sounds like if it werent for the
noise, your neighbourhood would be perfect.
Thank you, James and Donna, for talking to
us today and thank you everyone for listening.
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3 1. far from 4. the cinema
2. on foot 5. noise
3. plays basketball
4 1. a year 4. are going to a jazz
2. 9.00 pm concert
3. is lucky 5. a railway station
Vocabulary Page 36
1 1. tower 6. statue
2. building 7. pavement
3. square 8. fountain
4. roundabout 9. street
5. bridge
2 1. sign 4. zebra crossing
2. traffic light 5. bridge
3. bicycle lane
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
1. How do I get 4. on your left
2. turn right 5. pass
3. until you see 6. at the corner of
Writing Page 37
1 1. c If you go to London, youll see beautiful parks,
such as Hyde Park and Regents Park. / If you go to
London, youll see beautiful parks like Hyde Park
and Regents Park.
2. a The Muse dOrsay has got paintings by famous
painters, such as Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh. / The
Muse dOrsay has got paintings by famous painters
like Monet, Renoir and Van Gogh.
3. b You can do many exciting things in New York
City. For example, you can go up the Empire State
Building, take a boat tour and visit Central Park.
2 1. such as / like 3. like / such as
2. For example
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Check Your Progress
Vocabulary Page 38
1 1. b 2. d 3. e 4. c 5. a
2 1. pavement 4. sign
2. railway station 5. market
3. statue
3 Possible answers
1. waterfall
2. study computer animation
3. enthusiastic
4. make hotel reservations
5. first-aid kit
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Grammar
4 1. wont enjoy 4. will need
2. come 5. prefers
3. doesnt shine
5 1. would go 4. hadnt phoned
2. would not have met 5. walked
3. didnt have
6 1. If 6. ever
2. wouldnt have 7. best
3. have been 8. will enjoy
4. had 9. will book / order / get
5. be 10. are / will be
Dictation (CD 5, Track 8)
7 If your train leaves in 20 minutes, you wont have
much time to get to the railway station. Id walk there
if I were you. It will be quicker than a taxi. Go straight
at the roundabout, pass the office block and turn left at
the square with the fountain.
Speaking Page 39
8 1. How do I get to
2. going straight
3. the second turning on your right
4. Turn left
5. on your left
Writing
9 1. England has got famous castles, like / such as
Windsor Castle.
2. I like team sports, like / such as football and
basketball.
3. There are some hotels here. For example, the Palm
Beach Hotel is nice.
4. Antoni Gaud designed unusual buildings, like / such
as the Casa Mil.
5. Paris has got well-known sites, like /such as the
Eiffel Tower.
Translation
10
1. Si t vas a la bolera, yo tambin ir.
2. Si la piscina no hubiera estado tan lejos, habramos
ido andando hasta all.
3. No llegars a tiempo al teatro a no ser que te
marches de inmediato.
4. Cuando el semforo se pone en rojo, los coches se
paran.
5. Si comprase la fruta en el mercado, pagara
menos.
Language
1 1. c 3. f 5. c / g 7. i 9. b
2. e 4. h 6. g 8. a 10. d
All are places in town, except security guard, motorbike
and junk food.
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2 1. sports centre 5. junk food
2. sweet shop 6. amusement park
3. post office 7. motorbike
4. shopping centre 8. security guard
3 1. We watched them climbing Sydney Harbour Bridge.
2. Last night, I heard my neighbours shouting. / I heard
my neighbours shouting last night.
3. She felt someone touching her hair.
4. Did you see Glen and Mike cycling in the park?
Unit 5
Vocabulary Page 40
1 1. S 2. S 3. D 4. D 5. S 6. S
2 1. trust 4. annoys
2. disappointed 5. ignore
3. forgive
3 1. make fun of 5. hang out with
2. hurt my feelings 6. make friends
3. have an argument with 7. stand up for myself
4. fell out with
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 41
1 1. mustnt 4. mustnt
2. must / have to / need to 5. must / have to / need to
3. dont ... have to / need to 6. doesnt have to / need to
2 1. She shouldnt stay up late tonight.
2. We should invite him to hang out with us.
3. At the weekend, they dont have to go to school. /
They dont have to go to school at the weekend.
4. I must remember to return it to her.
5. She needs to look after her little brother.
6. You mustnt tell her about it.
3 1. do you have to 4. dont have
2. should 5. must
3. should 6. shouldnt
4 Possible answers
1. Ann shouldnt accept Nancys behaviour.
2. She must stand up for herself.
3. Ann must talk to Nancy.
4. She should tell Nancy how she feels.
5. She needs to make new friends.
Speaking
1. dont have to 3. need to
2. should 4. mustnt
Grammar Page 42
1 1. I wont be able to meet you tomorrow.
2. John wasnt able to help his friend yesterday.
3. Will you be able to trust him in the future after all his
lies?
4. Are you able to make Skype calls on your computer?
5. We were able to contact her last night.
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2 1. can wear 5. might not be
2. cant go 6. may need
3. might buy 7. may find
4. Can come
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 1. May 7. must
2. can 8. mustnt
3. cant 9. might
4. need to 10. can
5. will be able 11. cant
6. werent able to 12. could
Speaking
Possible answers
1. play the drums, guitar lessons, play the guitar
2. finish my science project, study for a test
3. paint my room, do that
Reading Page 43
1 1. meeting / hanging out with friends
2. 800
3. They used the privacy settings on Facebook.
4.  It can help them become more confident and it
makes it easier for them to make friends in real life.
5. They have had an argument with someone.
2 1. they are the first generation to grow up with
sophisticated communication technology
2. 12 year olds / years old
3. hurt peoples feelings
4. fall out with friends
5. stand up for friends or criticise
Listening (CD 5, Track 9)
Dave: Hey, Lori. . Uh, hello?
Lori: Oh, hi Dave. Sorry. I was concentrating ...
Dave: Yeah, I could see that. What book are you reading?
Lori: A Streetcat Named Bob. Its about a friendship
between a cat and a street musician called James
Bowen.
Dave: It sounds like a true story. Is it?
Lori: Yeah, it is. You should read it. I really respect James
Bowen. Hes overcome a lot of obstacles.
Dave: What kinds of obstacles?
Lori: Well, when he was young, he used to have arguments
with his parents. And at school, the other kids made
fun of him.
Dave: Thats not so unusual
Lori: True. But when he was a teenager, James moved to
London alone. He couldnt find a job or a place to
live, so he had to live on the streets. Finally, James
was able to get help, and his life improved. He began
playing the guitar and singing in public, and he lived
in a small flat. But he still wasnt happy.
Dave: When did he get Bob?
Lori: He found him a few years ago. Bob was sitting near
James flat and he was badly hurt. James took him to a
vet and gave him medicine. After that, Bob followed
James everywhere, even on buses and the
underground!
Dave: The cat went on public transport?
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Lori: Yeah.
Dave: Wow! So ... Bob hung out with James while James
was playing music?
Lori: Yes. And because of Bob, more people gave James
money. And then, someone thought James should
write about his life.
Dave: What a happy ending!
Lori: Yeah, but the real happy ending was Bobs influence
on James. Because Bob needed James and trusted him,
James felt he had a reason to live. He knew he had to
earn money so he could continue to take care of Bob.
Dave: Hey ... can I borrow the book when youre finished?
3 Sentences 2, 3, 5 and 6 are true.
4 1. has overcome a lot of obstacles
2. made fun of
3. job
4. buses, the underground
5. trusted
Vocabulary Page 44
1 1. stubborn 4. kind
2. moody 5. selfish
3. impolite 6. inconsiderate
2 1. polite, kind
2. pushy, selfish, inconsiderate, impolite
3 1. b 3. a 5. b 7. a
2. b 4. b 6. a 8. a
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
1. c 2. d 3. a 4. b
Writing Page 45
1 1. F 2. F 3. O 4. O 5. F 6. O
2 Possible answers
Facts
1. Ive bought him cinema tickets and meals
2. Hes never thanked me for the money or returned
any of it.
Opinions
1. I think he hopes Ill continue to do this.
2.  Im starting to think he likes me only because I pay
for him!
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Check Your Progress
Vocabulary Page 46
1 1. kind 4. ignore
2. respect 5. selfish
3. disagree
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2 1. stand up for themselves 4. disappoint
2. trust 5. apologise
3. hurt their feelings
3 Possible answers
1. guidebook, insect repellent
2. canoeing, windsurfing
3. football pitch, running track
4. cheerful, enthusiastic
5. statue, pavement
Grammar
4 1. cant 4. could
2. should 5. should
3. mustnt 6. might
5 1. wont be able 5. can
2. could 6. May
3. shouldnt 7. has to
4. dont need to
6 1. have been celebrating 6. was having
2. has been 7. Since
3. not as 8. might
4. werent able to 9. if
5. didnt 10. would enjoy
Dictation (CD 5, Track 10)
7 I know Sam might seem arrogant. Thats why nobody
wanted to hang out with him, and he wasnt able to
make friends. One day, someone made fun of Sam and
it hurt his feelings. After that, I decided I should talk to
him. Now were great friends. Hes not at all arrogant.
Hes shy, kind and sensitive. I can tell him anything. I
know he will never betray me.
Speaking Page 47
8 1. If I were you 4. Its clear that
2. Why dont you 5. You might be
3. How about
Writing
9 1. F 2. O 3. O 4. O 5. F
Translation
10 1. Creo que no deberas confiar en l podra
traicionarte.
2. Tienes que pedirle disculpas por herir sus sentimientos.
3. No debes ignorar tus problemas.
4. No era capaz de defenderme cuando era ms joven.
5. Puedes no estar de acuerdo con alguien, pero tienes que
respetar su opinin.
Language
1 1. continue 4. admire
2. think of 5. tolerate
3. enjoy doing
2 1. begged 4. insisted
2. warned 5. ordered
3. apologised
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3 impossible, unpleasant, unhappy, disappear,
inexpensive, informal, impractical, disagree
1. impossible 5. unpleasant
2. impractical 6. disagree
3. disappear 7. unhappy
4. informal 8. inexpensive
Unit 6
Vocabulary Page 48
1 1. salty 3. sweet 5. savoury
2. cooked 4. raw 6. frozen
2 1. plain 4. fresh 6. tasty
2. sour 5. spicy 7. appetising
3. ripe
3 1. F 2. T 3. F 4. F 5. F 6. T
4 1. Cake and ice cream are sweet.
3. Olives are often quite salty.
4. People dont usually eat raw potatoes.
5. A ripe avocado is soft.
5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 49
1 1. Spain, preparing 4. England, going
2. learning, Italy 5. eating, China
3. Selling, France 6. India, drinking
2 1. going 3. eating 5. Working
2. trying 4. bringing
3 1. Michael cant stand watching cooking shows.
2. Michael dislikes drinking fizzy drinks.
3. Michael is interested in learning how to cook.
4. Michael is interested in preparing his own meals.
5. Michael enjoys going out for dinner.
6. Michael enjoys eating spicy food.
4 1. doing 4. watching 7. working
2. cooking 5. giving 8. doing
3. helping 6. Starting
Speaking
1. Drinking sour wine
2. Eating strawberries with cream
3. Going out to restaurants
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 50
1 1. to follow on a TV cooking show
2. not to cook at home
3. to ask at a restaurant
4. not to use at home
5. to choose on a TV cooking show
6. to prepare at home
2 1. dont like to eat 5. easy to prepare
2. better not to eat 6. need to try
3. good to put 7. important to learn
4. should try to consume
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3 1. having / to have 4. cooking / to cook
2. to prepare 5. learning
3. not to order 6. eating
In sentences 1 and 4, both a gerund and infinitive can
be used.
4 1. eating 4. having
2. to order 5. to buy
3. not to use 6. seeing
5 1. Walking 6. to freeze
2. buying 7. doing
3. taking 8. losing / to lose
4. to be 9. to have
5. freezing 10. to look
Speaking
1. f 2. c 3. b 4. e 5. d 6 a
Reading Page 51
1 1. F Peanuts came from South America.
2. F Peanuts became popular in the US in the 18th
century.
3. T
4. T
5. T
2 1. they got to other parts of the world
2. salty / sweet / tasty as todays peanut butter
3. our health / preventing some diseases
4. to produce peanut butter in large amounts
5. one of the most popular foods in the US
Listening (CD 5, Track 11)
Mike: Lisa,
 this hamburger is one of the best Ive ever had!
Here try it.
Lisa: N
 o thanks, Mike. I guess you dont know Ive
stopped eating meat. Im a vegetarian now.
Mike: Really? How long have you been a vegetarian?
Lisa: I ve been a complete vegetarian for about two months.
But I started slowly before that by eating less meat
every week.
Mike: W
 ow! Two months already! I cant imagine not eating
meat! I have to say your rice and cooked vegetables
dont look very appetising.
Lisa: A
 ctually, theyre really tasty and very spicy. Would
you like to taste some?
Mike: 
Why not? Oh, its quite good. Uh what made you
decide to become a vegetarian?
Lisa: W
 ell, first, I love animals and the idea of eating meat
really began to bother me. Second, I saw a film about
raising animals for food and I learned that it really
harms the environment. So, when I read about
Meatless Monday, I decided to try it.
Mike: Meatless Monday? Monday without eating meat?
Lisa: Exactly.
Mike: S
 o before becoming a vegetarian, you started by
just not eating meat once a week?
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Lisa: Y
 eah. And thats the idea of Meatless Monday to Speaking
eat less meat. It began in the United States in 2003, 1. is there anything you dont eat
as part of a campaign for healthy eating by Johns 2. I cant stand
Hopkins University. Since then, Meatless Monday 3. Im mad about / I love
has become quite popular in the US. About 18% of 4. Im keen
American families now have Meatless Mondays. 5. Do you like
6. I dont especially like
Mike: Eighteen per cent?! Thats a lot!
7. Whats your favourite kind of food
Lisa: I ts popular here in the UK too. Even my parents are
8. I love / Im mad about
doing it and they used to eat meat every day!
9. Which would you rather have
Mike: Well, even so ... 10. Id rather have
Lisa: Why not try it for just one day?
Mike: A
 nd give up things like hamburgers? No way ... Writing Page 53
Thats too difficult for me! 1 1. delicious huge
2. terrible Japanese
3 1. two months 4. about 18% 3. friendly, tall Danish
2. harms 5. UK 4. pretty, small English
3. once a week 5. attractive, long black
4 1. rice and cooked vegetables 6. comfortable, large brown
2. She loves animals. 2 Opinion Size Colour Nationality
3. in 2003 wonderful huge colourful American
4. every day
tasty large blue
5. Its too difficult for him to give up things like
hamburgers. delicious grey
interesting yellow
Vocabulary Page 52 simple
1 1
pretty
c
2
s p i n a c h 3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
b
b
Check Your Progress
a
g m
3

4 5
Vocabulary Page 54
p s e a u
h s 1 1. c 4. no match 6. a
6 7 2. b 5. d 7. no match
s e p h
8
3. e
c a u l i f l o w e r
u l r o 2 1. fried 4. Cauliflower
2. dessert 5. fresh
c f k o
3. tasty
e i m
s s
3 1. inventor, model 4. annoyed, irritable
2. archery, windsurfing 5. pavement, bridge
h
3. underground, tram
2 1. starters 4. side dishes
2. dessert 5. main course Grammar
3. lamb 6. beef 4 1. Do you feel like ordering pizza?
3 1. in the oven 2. Going out for dinner every night is expensive.
2. in water 3. I dont like eating at Michelles Caf.
3. fork 4. He is keen on studying French cuisine.
4. oil 5. She enjoys not cooking dinner on Friday nights.
5. for a long time in the oven
5 1. to eat 4. not to take part
6. on a barbecue
2. to get 5. cooking
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6 1. were watching
2. going
6. better
7. if
Unit 7
3. have enjoyed 8. wont be
4. had begun 9. to eat
5. arrived 10. might
Dictation (CD 5, Track 12)
7 Last night, I decided to make dinner for my boyfriend.
I enjoyed preparing it but sadly I didnt succeed in
cooking the perfect meal! I made savoury roast beef
with sauce for the main course, but the sauce was too
salty. The side dish was grilled potatoes, but I forgot to
take them out of the oven, so they were burnt!
Speaking Page 55
Workbook Answer Key
Vocabulary Page 56
1 1. S 3. D 5. D 7. D 9. S
2. S 4. S 6. S 8. D
2 1. gadgets 6. trendy
2. complicated 7. weird
3. useless 8. useful
4. reusable 9. entertaining
5. easy-to-use
3 1. come up with 4. gadget
2. simple 5. effective
3. innovations 6. easy-to-use

8 1. No, Im not fussy about food. 4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
2. What would you rather have lamb or beef? 5 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
3. I much prefer fish.
4. Whats your favourite dessert? Grammar Page 57
5. Not especially. Id rather have cake.
1 1. would ever fly, aeroplane
Writing 2. was not looking for, penicillin
3. didnt know, phonograph
9 1. delicious brown 4. had to, X-ray
2. good Greek
3. terrible, little French 2 1. Henry Ford, had come up with the idea of a
mass-produced car
4. interesting, tiny pink
2. 88, a 3D printer for the home cost
5. beautiful, large, red Japanese
3. high-speed trains, they would develop in the USA
Translation over the next three decades
4. antibiotics, had had the biggest effect on our health
10
1. Decidi no hacer las espinacas al horno. in the last century
2. Intenta no hacer el pescado a la parrilla demasiado 5. 2020, he could buy a self-driving car then
salado.
3. Es menos caro comprar la coliflor y los championes 3 1. (that) they hadnt learnt that the year before /
en el mercado. previous year
4. Un men con entrante, plato principal y postre es 2. if / whether they / we / I thought their / our team
demasiado para m. could meet that day
5. Recomiendo que pida la crema de guisantes o la 3. (that) they werent using the computers then
crema de zanahoria. 4. what time Jake would be free the next / following
day
5. that the following Monday she would be there to
Language help them / us

1 1. completely 4. very
4 1. if / whether they / we knew what a robotic car was
2. it was a self-driving car
2. a little 5. really
3. if / whether companies were producing that type of
3. so
car then
2 1. one of the most creative 4. several companies, such as Audi and BMW, were
2. much hungrier working on that
3. much more expensive 5. why they had decided to design a robotic car
4. one of the most delicious 6. they could probably prevent accidents
3 1. toasted 4. chopped Speaking
2. Spiced 5. stuffed
3. smoked 1. liked 4. didnt turn
2. was 5. would catch on
4 1. d 2. c 3. a 4. b 3. would run away
5 1. 3/4 2. 2/3 3. 1/2 4. 4/5
Grammar Page 58
1 1. to leave, then
2. to explain those
3. buying that / that I buy that
4. not to talk, there / not to talk on the phone there
5. to see, the next / following day

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2 1. offered to help me carry the microwave oven
2. warned them not to touch those cables
3. ordered him / her / them to get out of the car then
4. advised me / us to hurry up or I / we would be late
5. asked us to give him / her directions to the post
office / asked us if / whether we could give him / her
directions to the post office
6. Linda suggested that we go / going to the concert the
following week
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 1. not to buy 8. had begun
2. there 9. had taken
3. thought 10. to fix
4. was 11. didnt repair
5. had bought 12. was planning
6. that 13. following week
7. the year before 14. going / that she go
5 1. The teacher wanted to know what we were planning
to do for our project.
2. I suggested writing about the invention of the wheel.
3. My father warned me not to walk around in that
area.
4. She said that they had started their science project. /
She told me / him that they had started their science
project.
5. He said that they would buy a new TV the following
week.
Speaking
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Reading Page 59
1 1. film star and an inventor 4. are born
2. in the 1960s 5. chemist
3. do arithmetic
2 1. They are all inventions based on Lamarrs idea.
2. They could create computer languages.
3. Health problems can be identified early.
4. Its stronger than steel and doesnt weigh much.
5. It is strong enough to protect police against weapons.
Listening (CD 5, Track 13)
Steve: Im Steve Elkins, and this is TechTalk. The number
of smartphone owners is growing, and right now,
over 70% of people in the UK own a smartphone.
Today we have with us Nina Johnson, an engineer,
who knows all about these sophisticated gadgets.
Welcome, Nina.
Nina: Thanks, Steve.
Steve: Nina, before the programme you told me that
researchers were developing some ingenious
innovations for these gadgets. Can you tell our
listeners whats in the future for our mobile phones?
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Nina: Lots of interesting things are coming. Some of the
innovations were working on now will be part of
every phone within the next five years. To begin
with, there will be better batteries. Some will be
movement-powered.
Steve: I asked someone what that meant and he explained
that movement-powered meant the batteries would
get more energy whenever the phone was moved. He
also said it wouldnt matter where the phone was
in a pocket, a bag or in someones hand. Is that true?
Nina: Yes. If the phones in motion, that movement will
power the battery.
Steve: Itll be wonderful not to worry about dead batteries!
Now, what about some other developments?
Nina: Something quite exciting is a voice language
translator to translate from one language into another
instantly.
Steve: So if I spoke English on the phone to someone, say,
in Spain, it would immediately translate my words
into spoken Spanish?
Nina: Exactly. I recently talked to an engineer friend of
mine in Japan and he told me that researchers there
and in the US were working hard on this idea.
Steve: If it ever becomes available, I think itll really catch
on!
Nina: Oh, definitely! It will be useful for travellers!
Steve: So, movement-powered batteries, instant voice
translation and what else?
Nina: This is my favourite: mobile phones will have the
ability to create holograms very realistic looking
3D pictures made with lasers.
Steve: So, when were talking to someone on the phone,
well see holograms of one another?
Nina 
Exactly.
Steve: Wow! Thatll be fun! I cant wait! Thanks, Nina.
Well look for these things on mobiles in the next
few years.
3 1. 70 4. travellers
2. innovations 5. pictures
3. moved
4 1. an engineer 3. Japan and the US
2. within the next five years 4. create holograms
Vocabulary Page 60
1 1. iron 4. food processor
2. remote control 5. dishwasher
3. vacuum cleaner 6. electric shaver
2 1. e 6. j
2. d 7. c
3. g 8. b
4. i 9. h
5. a 10. f
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3 1. keyboard 4. iron 6 1. was
2. vacuum cleaner 5. kettle 2. able / willing / prepared / happy
3. gas stove 6. dishwasher 3. was
4. never
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
5. to
Speaking 6. didnt
7. getting

Possible answers 8. have

1. f 3. a 5. d 7. h
9. will
2. c 4. g 6. b 8. e
10. would
Writing Page 61
Dictation (CD 5, Track 14)
1 1. James Dyson invented a new kind of vacuum 7 When Mum told me that her grandmother hadnt had a
cleaner. He also invented a hand dryer for use in
fridge, I found it hard to believe. Today, we have fridges
public toilets.
and freezers that keep food fresh for us. In addition, we
2. Dysons vacuum cleaner won an international design
can prepare food with easy-to-use food processors, gas
competition in 1991. Moreover, its design was soon
stoves and microwave ovens. Moreover, revolutionary
copied by other companies.
devices like computers and mobile phones have
3. Dysons hand dryers are in many airport toilets as changed the way we live.
well as in other places, such as cinemas and public
buildings. Speaking Page 63
4. Dysons vacuum cleaners clean effectively. In
addition, theyre safer for people with allergies than 8 1. Who do you think 4. When did he invent
many other vacuum cleaners. 2. I cant say for sure 5. change peoples lives
3. What nationality
2 Possible answers
1. also 4. In addition
Writing
2. as well as 5. as well as
3. Moreover 9 1. Moreover / In addition 4. In addition
2. Moreover / In addition 5. as well as
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3. also

Translation
Check Your Progress 10 1. Me pregunt cuntos aparatos sin utilidad haba
comprado.
Vocabulary Page 62 2. Explic que esas impresoras eran fciles de usar.
3. Mi madre se ofreci para comprarme un secador de
1 1. e 2. a 3. d 4. c 5. b
pelo nuevo.
2 1. better screen 4. didnt work 4. Mi hermana me dijo que apagase la cocina de gas.
2. thought of 5. lucky 5. La profesora dijo que esperaba que a los estudiantes
3. ice cream se les ocurrieran soluciones ingeniosas.
3 Possible answers
1. windsurfing, canoeing Language
2. airport, railway station
3. backpack, suitcase 1 1. hopeful 5. helpless
4. impolite, inconsiderate 2. hopeless 6. helpful
5. baked, mashed 3. colourful 7. thoughtless
4. colourless 8. thoughtful
Grammar
2 1. was 4. comes
4 1. he hadnt bought a new computer the previous day / 2. owns 5. looks
the day before 3. enjoys
2. they were reading about Edison then
3. we could meet there
3 1. mixer 4. blender
2. maker 5. stapler
4. how much that smartphone cost
3. opener
5. if / whether I / we would finish my / our science
project the next / following day
5 1. suggested that I buy / buying a tablet there
2. warned not to touch the electric cable
3. ordered to put down his gun
4. offered to help me / us the following week
5. asked to teach him how to use that appliance / if /
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Unit 8
Vocabulary Page 64
1 1. helped catch
2. made decisions on
3. one year
4. before
5. drove
6. She has nothing to do with this.
7. break
8. dont sell
9. dog
10. shocked
2 1. Riots 5. scene of the crime
2. hooligans 6. Trial
3. Witness 7. commit a serious crime
4. Identify
3 1. obey the law 4. riots
2. hooligans 5. identified
3. break the law 6. prison sentence
4 Possible word pairs
identify witness, trial witness, riots cause damage,
judge prison sentence, judge innocent
Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 65
1 1. arent committed 4. is photographed
2. is shown 5. Is allowed
3. Are stolen 6. isnt obeyed is done
2 1. was robbed 6. were found
2. was committed 7. were arrested
3. werent stopped 8. were given
4. was carried 9. wasnt caught
5. were used
3 1. When was the shop robbed?
It was robbed on 6th August 2009.
2. How many cars were used?
Three cars were used.
3. What was left in one of the cars?
A mobile phone and a gun were left.
4 1. Is the evidence analysed by a forensic scientist?
2. My laptop wasnt stolen by the burglar.
3. In a trial, the accused is represented by a lawyer.
4. Many shops and streets were cleaned by teens after
the August 2011 riots in London.
5. Teenage criminals are not sent to prison by the courts
in our country.
6. Was the scene of the crime examined by the detective?
5 1. How many puppies were stolen from your shop
yesterday?
2. Why do you think they were taken?
3. Because they are considered very valuable.
4. Are the puppies sold for a high price?
5. Is your shop often broken into?
6. Three kittens were taken then.
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Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 66
1 1. will be used 6. will be done
2. wont be injured 7. will be identified
3. will be protected 8. wont be asked
4. will be made 9. will be given
5. wont be harmed 10. will be found
2 1. Pictures might be taken at the scene of the crime.
2. All criminals should be sent to prison.
3. The new laws must be obeyed by everyone.
4. Should guns be given to security guards?
5. CCTV cameras mustnt be put in schools.
6. The accused might be given a long prison sentence.
7. Can the witness be questioned by the lawyer now?
3 1. Will be interviewed 4. will be taken
2. wont be sent 5. cant be returned
3. must be put
4 1. Was broken into d. w
 asnt taken
2. will be done b. will be returned
3. Can be identified e. was seen
4. should be called a. must be contacted
5. Is considered c. are committed
Speaking
1. It is usually held in a court of law. c
2. A murder was committed there last month. a
3. These can be used to identify people. b
Reading Page 67
1 1. F Witnesses in trials are allowed to see forensic
photos. (During trials, forensic photographs are
used as visual aids when crimes are described or
witnesses are questioned.)
2. F Photography wasnt used in police work in the
1830s. (Photography ... but it only became part of
police work in the late 19th century.)
3. F Alphonse Bertillon was a French policeman.
(Alphonse Bertillon, a French policeman,)
2 1. They are all photographed at the scene of the crime.
2. They show the details of the crime.
3. Crime scenes are photographed before anything is
moved.
4. to show the size of things in the photos
5. a microscope
Listening (CD 5, Track 15)
Sam: Hey, Jessica. Sorry Im late.
Jessica: No problem, Sam. But our project must be
completed by next Monday, so I started
researching. We said wed write about the 2011
London riots, right?
Sam: They were frightening remember? There were
people rioting, breaking into shops, stealing things,
burning cars, buses and buildings, Our parents
didnt allow us to go out.
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Jessica: Yeah. But some teens were involved. Maybe that
should be the main part of our project.
Sam: Good idea. But lets start with basic facts, like dates.
Jessica: OK heres a timeline of the events in a newpaper
article. Lets look at it the information can be
used for some details on how things happened. On
6th August, a riot began in Tottenham, in north
London.
Sam: The violence was started either by youth gangs or
adult hooligans. Nobody knows for sure. People
used text messages to tell others to join, and riots
broke out all over London and in Manchester,
Birmingham and other cities. They lasted for four
days the 6th to the 9th of August.
Jessica: And here OK 21% of the people arrested during
the riots were 17 or younger.
Sam: 21%? Almost a quarter!
Jessica: Yeah. And the youngest person found guilty of a
crime in the riots was an 11-year-old boy.
Sam: Really? An 11-year-old? Thats young!!
Jessica: Yeah. He stole a rubbish bin worth 50 and was
found guilty of burglary. A rubbish bin! What a
strange thing to steal! Why didnt he take trainers
or a phone?
Sam: I bet he didnt think about it. He probably just took it
in order to take something because thats what
everyone around him was doing.
Jessica: Perhaps. Heres an article about a 14-year-old boy.
He was arrested for robbing restaurant customers.
There are more examples here, too.
Sam: OK but can we also include something positive about
teenagers? Lots of teens helped clean up streets
and shops after the riots.
Jessica: Youre right we should include that. Especially
because you and I and a lot of other kids from our
school participated in the clean-up.
Sam: OK, so lets make a plan for our project. Hopefully, itll
be done by Monday!
3 1. north 4. robbed
2. Liverpool 5. cleaning up their city
3. a rubbish bin
4 1. broke into, burned
2. 6th August, 9th August
3. twenty-one percent
4. guilty of a crime
5. something positive about teenagers
Vocabulary Page 68
1 1. b 2. f 3. d 4. c 5. a 6. e
2 1. had difficulty breathing 4. stabbed
2. crashed 5. escaped
3. looked for clues
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3 1. get-away car
2. unconscious
3. trapped
4. dead, serious injuries
5. in pain, losing blood, cuts
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
Possible answers
1. What happened?
2. When did it happen?
3. How badly was she injured / hurt?
4. What did he look like?
5. Did you notice anything else?
Writing Page 69
1 1. in order to / to c 3. to / in order to b
2. so that a
2 1. in order to / to 3. so that
2. in order to / to
3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Check Your Progress
Vocabulary Page 70
1 1. b 2. d 3. e 4. a 5. c
2 1. scene of the crime 4. accused
2. caused damage 5. judge
3. get-away car
3 Possible answers
1. salty, savoury 4. vacuum cleaner, printer
2. map, suitcase 5. nightclub, theatre
3. stubborn, arrogant
Grammar
4 1. were stolen 4. arent found
2. are given 5. was painted
3. were arrested
5 1. Will a lawyer be hired?
2. When should the police be called?
3. The prisoners mustnt be allowed to use smartphones.
4. That burglar will be caught (by the police) soon.
5. The crime could not be solved (by the police).
6 1. was given 6. will be
2. had stolen 7. quickly
3. was putting 8. could
4. to buy 9. wouldnt
5. decide 10. participating
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Dictation (CD 5, Track 16)
7 Last night, my father was robbed by three hooligans. He
was stabbed and all his money was taken. He lost some
blood, but luckily he hasnt got serious injuries. The
police didnt need to look for clues. The criminals could
be identified easily because the robbery was filmed by
a camera. They were arrested, and will probably be sent
to prison.
Speaking Page 71
8 1. a 2. c 3. d 4. e 5. b
Writing
9 1. to 4. so that
2. so that 5. to
3. in order to
Translation
10 1. Entran a robar en las casas todos los das.
2. Tiene heridas graves, as que debe ser llevado al
hospital.
3. Estaba inconsciente cuando fue encontrado?
4. Durante los disturbios, muchas leyes se quebrantan.
5. Estoy seguro de que no se le impondr una condena
de prisin.
Language
1 1. robbed 4. steal
2. Was stolen 5. has stolen
3. robbed
2 Possible answers
1. Central Bank Broken into by Masked Men
2. Film Star Seriously Injured in Car Accident
3. Hundreds of Cars Stolen Every Week
4. According to Survey, Lawyers Paid Too Much
5. Young Girl Stabbed on (Her) Way Home
3 1. d 2. b 3. a 4. c
4 1. No one / Nobody 4. anyone / anybody
2. anyone / anybody 5. someone
3. no one / nobody
Unit 9
Vocabulary Page 72
1 1. f 2. e 3. d 4. g 5. b 6. a 7. c
2 1. crawl 6. enemy
2. bites 7. hide
3. hibernates 8. catch
4. hunt 9. attack
5. poisonous 10. harmless
3 1. gives birth 6. enemies
2. stay alive 7. builds the nest
3. hunt 8. lays eggs
4. catch 9. attack
5. defend themselves
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4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Grammar Page 73
1 1. which 5. who
2. who 6. whose
3. which 7. when
4. where 8. who
Who, which and when can be replaced by that.
2 1. I want a pet that is clever and friendly.
2. Jake will never forget the day when he got his first
puppy.
3. Our teacher recommended a book which was about a
horse.
4. The boy whose cat had kittens is thrilled.
5. Africa is a place where there are many wild animals.
6. We lived next to a man who had several horses.
3 1. The African Grey is a pet which / that may live for
70 years. c
2. There may be times when / that your African Grey
will bite your fingers. d
3. People who / that own these parrots must be careful
what they say. a
4. Some things must be put in places where the African
Grey cant get at them. b
5. This is a pet whose sensitive personality may be a
problem. e
Speaking
1. when, camel
2. where, whose polar bear
Grammar Page 74
1 1. d. when 4. c. whose
2. e. who 5. b. where
3. a. which
2 1. The mosquito, which is responsible for most deaths
worldwide each year, is a very small insect. / The
mosquito, which is a very small insect, is responsible
for most deaths worldwide each year.
2. Kangaroos, whose babies are called joeys, keep them
in special pockets.
3. The Triassic period, when dinosaurs first appeared
on Earth, was 231.4 million years ago.
4. Scorpions, which carry their babies on their backs,
can have 100 babies at one time. / Scorpions, which
can have 100 babies at one time, carry them on their
backs.
5. Zoologist Dian Fossey, who fought to protect
endangered gorillas, was murdered.
6. Australia, where thousands of endemic species can
be found, is a huge island.
3 1. who study 3. when they
2. where 4. whose ears
4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
Speaking
1. that bite you b
2. that arent too dangerous a
3. which are about imaginary animals c
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Reading Page 75 Nick: The Great Migration sounds incredibly
1 1. defending itself dramatic!
2. which is strong and unpleasant Samantha: 
Oh, it is! Its exciting to see the animals up
3. they are indanger close on a jeep tour. Its also worth taking a
4. show (that) something belongs to them flight in a hot-air balloon, small aeroplane or
5. of 11 kilometres helicopter, and seeing the Great Migration
2 1. The terrible smell makes enemies run away. from the air. Anyone whos done this will tell
It can cause temporary harm to the enemys eyes. you its an experience theyll never forget.
2. It releases a liquid that smells disgusting. Nick: 
I know where Im going on my next holiday!
3. a warning and asking for help
4. Cats have got scent glands on them. 3 1. every year
5. Some researchers say humans produce pheromones 2. they want to hunt
and they influence us to fall in love, but others 3. November, December
disagree. 4. they are full of crocodiles
5. jeep tour
Listening (CD 5, Track 17)

4 1. to find places where there is fresh grass and water
Nick: 
Im Nick Powell, with Radio 2s Travel Diary. 2. more than a million
My guest today is Samantha Nicols, who is 3. in April or May
one of the worlds experts on the Great 4. around 1,800
Migration welcome, Samantha. 5. in July, August and September
Samantha: Thanks, Nick. Vocabulary Page 76
Nick: 
First, what is the Great Migration?
1 1. b 2. c 3. e 4. f 5. a 6. d
Samantha: Its the annual movement of an enormous
number of wildebeest, zebras and other 2 1. fur 4. jaw 7. trunks
animals in Africa. Every year, they move, or 2. claws 5. fins 8. beaks
migrate, slowly from Tanzania to Kenya and 3. tusks 6. paws 9. tail
back again, to find places where there is fresh 3 Possible answers
grass and water. Its called the Great Migration 1. A giraffe has got a long tongue to help it eat from tall
because so many animals are involved. trees.
Nick: How many animals migrate? 2. A crocodile has got a powerful jaw to catch and kill
animals.
Samantha: Usually, more than a million wildebeest,
3. A bat has got long claws to hang from its feet.
between 250,000 and 700,000 zebras, and
4. An iguana has got a hard tail to defend itself.
thousands of giraffes, gazelles and other
5. Cats have got special eyes to see well in the dark.
animals. There are also animals that 6. A parrot has got a strong beak to get, carry and eat
accompany the migration in order to hunt, like food.
lions, cheetahs and hyenas.
Nick: And when does the Great Migration occur? Speaking
Samantha: It usually starts in April or May. The animals
1. Where is the Safari Park?
make the journey from the Serengeti National 2. How big is it?
Park in Tanzania to the Masai Mara, which is a 3. When was it opened?
nature reserve in Kenya. They stay in Kenya 4. How many animals has it got?
until November or December, and then migrate 5. Why is it special?
back to Tanzania.
Writing Page 77
Nick: How many kilometres is all of this?
Samantha: The total distance changes each year, but its 1 1. Although / Even though
around 1,800 kilometres. 2. However / Nevertheless
3. However
Nick: Wow, thats a lot! Now, whens the best time to
4. Although / Even though, but
see the Great Migration?
Samantha: July, August and September are particularly 2 1. but
good. During those months, the animals cross 2. However
the Grumeti River in Tanzania and the Mara 3. Although / Even though
River in Kenya. These two rivers are 4. However
5. However / Nevertheless
dangerous for the animals: the rivers are full of
crocodiles that try to catch and kill them while 3 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.
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Translation
Check Your Progress
10
1. Se te ocurre algn animal que hiberne?
2. Es esa la estudiante que est escribiendo un informe
Vocabulary Page 78 sobre las serpientes venenosas?
1 1. wings 3. Las mofetas rayadas, cuyo pelaje es negro y blanco,
2. give birth son nativas de Norteamrica.
3. scales, disguise themselves 4. Un animal que se siente amenazado podra huir
4. horns, attack rpidamente.
5. Las serpientes a veces se esconden bajo las rocas,
2 1. poisonous 3. beak donde se sienten seguras.
2. jaw 4. hibernate
3 Possible answers Language
1. trial, witness
2. ignore, disappoint 1 1. itself / himself / herself 4. herself
3. traffic light, zebra crossing 2. ourselves 5. myself
4. side dish, dessert 3. themselves 6. yourself
5. useful, effective
2 1. d 2. a 3. c 4. b
Grammar 3 1. USA 5. DoB / DOB
4 1. whose dog saved his life 2. asap / ASAP 6. UK
2. which / that Im reading 3. FYI 7. UFO
3. where there were safari parks 4. FBI 8. FAQ(s)
4. when / that we saw a bear
5. who / that have studied pheromones
5 1. Bambi, which is a film about a young deer, made me
cry. / Bambi, which made me cry, is a film about a
young deer.
2. I rode my cousins horse, whose name is Dixie.
3. We visited Kenya, where we went on a safari.
4. Rick, who was our guide, is excellent.
5. Ill never forget my tenth birthday, when I got my
first puppy.
6 1. were discovered 6. were learning
2. to identify 7. dropping
3. have been researching 8. comes
4. whose 9. cant
5. as well as 10. will be

Dictation (CD 5, Track 18)

7 Ive got a cat whose fur is grey, but her paws and tail
are black. Shes usually friendly, but when someone she
doesnt know visits, she feels threatened, so she goes
under my bed, where she hides. She loves hunting mice
and attacking birds, but she never catches them because
they move faster than she does!

Speaking Page 79
8 1. c 2. d 3. b 4. f 5. a

Writing
9 1. However / Nevertheless
2. Although / Even though
3. However
4. but
5. Even though / Although

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Introduction
Vehicles
aeroplane avin

Pages 4-5 cruise ship crucero
ferry transbordador, ferry
1 Geographical features helicopter helicptero
beach playa
jeep todoterreno
cave cueva
lorry camin
coast costa
minivan monovolumen
desert desierto
motorbike motocicleta, moto
forest bosque
scooter vespa, scooter
island isla
tram tranva
lake lago
underground metro
mountain montaa
yacht yate
ocean ocano
rainforest bosque / selva tropical Formal and informal
river ro introductions
valley valle (Chloe, Sophie), this is (Jessica). Shes a new student
here. (Chloe, Sophie), esta es (Jessica). Es una
waterfall cascada, catarata
estudiante nueva aqu.
Pleased to meet you, (Mrs Young). Encantado/a de

Jobs conocerla, (Sra. Young).
actress actriz
Id like you to meet (Mrs Campbell). Shell be your
architect arquitecto/a new teacher. Me gustara que conocieras a (la Sra.
chef jefe/a de cocina, chef Campbell). Ella ser tu nueva profesora.
computer programmer programador/a informtico/a Nice to meet you, (Harry). Encantado/a de conocerte,
engineer ingeniero/a (Harry).
hairdresser peluquero/a Hello, (Jessica). Im (Mrs Young). Hola, (Jessica).
inventor inventor/a Soy (la Sra. Young).
judge juez/a Welcome to our school. Bienvenido/a a nuestro
lawyer abogado/a colegio.
model modelo Hi, (Jessica), Im (Harry). Hola, (Jessica), soy
musician msico/a (Harry).
photographer fotgrafo/a Come and meet some other students. Ven a conocer a
pilot piloto otros estudiantes.
politician poltico/a
2 Classroom language
postman cartero
How do you spell (scissors)? Cmo deletreas /
scientist cientfico/a se deletrea (scissors)?
sculptor escultor/a What page are we on? En qu pgina estamos?
singer cantante What does the word (graduate) mean? Qu significa
TV host presentador/a de televisin la palabra (graduate)?
writer escritor/a When is the homework due? Cundo hay que
entregar / Para cundo son los deberes?

Weather Can I borrow your (stapler), please? Me prestas
cloudy nublado/a (its ~: hay nubes) la (grapadora), por favor?
dry seco/a, rido/a I cant find my (ruler). No puedo encontrar /
foggy de niebla, brumoso/a (its ~: hay niebla) encuentro la (regla).
lightning rayo/s, relmpago/s What is the homework? Qu deberes hay?, Cules
rainy lluvioso/a son los deberes?
snow nieve Can you repeat that, please? Puedes repetir eso, por
sunny soleado/a (its ~: hace sol) favor?
thunder trueno You can use mine. Puedes usar el mo / la ma.
warm clido/a, templado/a Yes, of course. Listen carefully. S, por supuesto.
windy ventoso/a, de mucho viento (its ~: hace viento) Escucha con atencin.
Sure, here you are. Claro, aqu tienes.
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3 1. He viajado en avin, pero nunca he estado en un
helicptero.
2. Hace un momento el da era soleado y seco, pero
ahora est lloviendo y hay rayos y truenos.
3. El juez estaba sentado en la sala del juzgado cuando
entr la abogada.
4. Normalmente voy en mi vespa porque es ms rpida
que el metro.
5. Cul es el ro ms largo del mundo?
Unit 1
Pages 6-7
1 look up to respetar / admirar a
look after cuidar a / de
look down on menospreciar / despreciar (a)
look into estudiar, investigar
look out tener cuidado
latest ltimo/a, de ltima hora
last ltimo/a
2 1. b 2. a 3. b 4. a 5. b
3 1. last 3. latest
2. latest 4. last
4 spend time pasar tiempo
take time llevar tiempo
waste time perder (el) tiempo
on time a tiempo, puntualmente
time after time una y otra vez, repetidas veces
take part participar
take place tener lugar
5 1. on time 4. Time after time
2. take time 5. spend time
3. waste time
6 1. take part 3. take part
2. take place 4. take place
1 Achievements
appear on television salir en televisin
compose songs componer canciones
do charity work trabajar en obras benficas
donate money donar dinero
earn a lot of money ganar mucho dinero
make a significant contribution hacer una
contribucin significativa / considerable
perform on stage interpretar / tocar / cantar sobre el
escenario
represent his / her country representar a su pas
save the environment proteger el medio ambiente
take part in international competitions participar en
competiciones internacionales
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Activities
act in a play actuar en una obra de teatro
archery tiro con arco
camping acampada, camping
canoeing piragismo
create sound effects crear efectos sonoros
design fashion accessories disear accesorios de moda
direct a film dirigir una pelcula
learn survival skills aprender tcnicas de supervivencia
make pottery hacer cermica
orienteering carrera con mapa y brjula
perform in a band tocar en un grupo
rock climbing escalada en roca
study computer animation estudiar animacin digital / por
ordenador
windsurfing windsurf
Talking about interests
Are you good at (acting)? Eres bueno/a (actuando)?,
Se te da bien (actuar)?
Have you ever tried (rock climbing)? Alguna vez has
probado (la escalada en roca)?
Are you interested in (directing a film)? Te interesa
(dirigir una pelcula)?
How do you feel about (camping)? Qu opinas / piensas
sobre (la acampada)?
Do you enjoy (orienteering)? Te gustan (las carreras
con mapa y brjula)?
Are you into (computers)? Eres aficionado/a a (los
ordenadores)?
Would you like to (do archery)? Te gustara (hacer tiro
con arco)?
What (outdoor activities) are you keen on? Qu
(actividades al aire libre) te gusta hacer?
How long have you been (doing this activity)? Cunto
tiempo llevas (haciendo esta actividad)?
2 1. Estos famosos llevan trabajando en obras benficas
muchos aos.
2. Ha representado a su pas en dos Juegos Olmpicos.
3. Lleva dirigiendo pelculas desde los 25 aos.
4. Has participado alguna vez en competiciones
internacionales?
5. Cunto tiempo llevas diseando accesorios de moda?
Unit 2
Pages 8-9
1 turn out resultar
turn on encender
turn off apagar
turn back volver, regresar
turn up llegar, aparecer, presentarse
sight vista (~s: lugares de inters turstico)
site ubicacin, lugar, escenario
2 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
3 1. site 3. sight
2. sights 4. site
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4 get back volver, regresar
get around moverse, desplazarse
Unit 3
get away irse, marcharse, salir
Pages 10-11
get ahead progresar, avanzar
1 good luck buena suerte
get over superar
any luck? hubo suerte?
threw tir; lanz
in luck de suerte
through por, a travs de
beginners luck la suerte del principiante
5 1. e 2. c 3. d 4. a 5. b tough luck mala suerte
hear or
6 1. through 3. through
listen escuchar
2. threw 4. threw
2 1. Any luck? 4. Good luck
1 Journeys 2. tough luck 5. in luck
dream come true sueo hecho realidad 3. beginners luck
explore explorar
feel lonely sentirse solo/a
3 1. hear 3. heard
2. listened 4. Listen
journey viaje; trayecto
make (ones) way hacerse camino 4 take action actuar; tomar medidas
on (ones) own solo/a, sin ayuda take care (of) cuidar / encargarse (de)
on the way de / en el camino take a chance arriesgarse
overcome obstacles superar obstculos take charge (of) hacerse cargo (de)
reach (ones) destination llegar a su destino take advice seguir consejos, hacer caso
run out of quedarse sin fill llenar
set off salir; iniciar full lleno/a
survive sobrevivir
5 1. b 2. a 3. a 4. b 5. a

Feelings 6 1. full 3. full
annoyed enfadado/a, molesto/a 2. fill 4. fill
antisocial antisocial; insociable
cheerful alegre, jovial 1 Travel items
confused confuso/a, confundido/a, desconcertado/a backpack mochila
delighted encantado/a camera case funda de la cmara
energetic enrgico/a first-aid kit botiqun de primeros auxilios
enthusiastic entusiasta, entusiasmado/a guidebook gua turstica
irritable irritable insect repellent repelente contra insectos
miserable triste; con el nimo por los suelos luggage allowance lmite de equipaje
shocked sorprendido/a, estupefacto/a map mapa
thrilled entusiasmado/a, contentsimo/a money belt rionera
upset disgustado/a, molesto/a passport pasaporte
sleeping bag saco de dormir

Reporting on a trip suitcase maleta
Where did you go? Adnde fuiste? sunglasses gafas de sol
When did you go there? Cundo fuiste all? sunscreen crema de proteccin solar
Who did you go with? Con quin fuiste? tent tienda de campaa
What happened? Qu ocurri / pas? toiletries artculos de tocador
How did you feel? Cmo te sentiste?
Travel
2 1. Estaban encantados de que su sueo por fin se book a ticket online reservar una entrada / un billete
hubiera hecho realidad. por Internet
2. Jack estaba contentsimo porque haba terminado el book your flight reservar el vuelo
trabajo sin ayuda. check the weather forecast comprobar el pronstico
3. Mi madre hizo caf, pero nos habamos quedado sin del tiempo
leche. go for a long weekend irse de puente
4. Qu ocurri despus de que hubieras llegado a tu go sightseeing hacer turismo
destino?
hire a car alquilar un coche
5. Despus de que hube salido de viaje, me acord de
make hotel reservations hacer reservas en un hotel
que el mapa estaba en casa.
plan an itinerary planear un itinerario / una ruta
take a break tomarse un respiro, descansar
take a tour hacer una visita guiada
travel on business viajar por negocios

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Discussing travel plans police station comisara
Where are you going? Adnde vas? railway station estacin de tren
How long will you be staying? Cunto tiempo te running track pista de atletismo
quedars? swimming pool piscina
Who are you going with? Con quin vas? tennis court cancha / pista de tenis
Where will you be staying? Dnde te alojars? theatre teatro
How are you going to travel around? Cmo te vas a university universidad
mover?
What are you going to do there? Qu vas a hacer Around town
all? bicycle lane carril bici / para ciclistas
When are you leaving? Cundo te vas? bridge puente
What will the weather be like? Qu tiempo har? building edificio
fountain fuente
2 1. Estaremos toda la tarde planeando nuestra ruta. pavement acera
2. Vas a coger una tienda de campaa y un saco de
roundabout rotonda
dormir?
sign seal
3. Han decidido tomarse un respiro, as que se van a
Pars de puente. square plaza
4. He comprobado el pronstico del tiempo y ser statue estatua
perfecto para hacer turismo. street calle
5. Mi padre viajar por negocios a la India el prximo tower torre
verano. traffic light semforo
zebra crossing paso de peatones / cebra

Unit 4 Giving directions

Pages 12-13
1 walk around pasear por
run around ir / correr de un lado para otro
show around ensear un lugar
hang around hacer el vago, holgazanear
look around echar un vistazo a
fun divertido/a (have ~: divertirse)
funny gracioso/a
2 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. b
3 1. fun 3. funny
2. funny 4. fun
4 tour viaje, excursin, visita (turstica)
guided tour visita guiada
tour guide gua turstico/a
walking tour viaje / excursin / visita a pie
world tour viaje alrededor del mundo
weather tiempo (meteorolgico)
whether si; tanto si
5 1. b 2. c 3. d 4. a 5. e
6 1. weather 3. weather
2. whether 4. Whether
How do I get to (the cinema)? Cmo voy / llego
(al cine)?
Turn right at (York Avenue). Gira a la derecha en
(York Avenue).
Take the (third) turning on your (left). Coge la
(tercera) calle / bocacalle a (la izquierda).
If you keep going straight, you will see (a car park)
on your (left). Si sigues recto, vers
(un aparcamiento) a la (izquierda).
Pass (the car park). Pasa (el aparcamiento).
The (cinema) is on your (right). El (cine) est / queda
a la (derecha).
Its at the corner of (Queen Street) and (Palace Road).
Est en la esquina de (Queen Street) con (Palace Road).
Is it far? Est lejos?
No, its not very far. No, no est muy lejos.
2 1. Normalmente voy al quiosco de peridicos si quiero
comprar esa revista.
2. Si la piscina est cerrada, quedaremos en la bolera.
3. No vers la torre a no ser que cruces el puente.
4. Si te marchases al aeropuerto ahora, no tendras
tiempo de ir al mercado.
5. No habra visto la fuente si no hubiese ido a la
galera de arte.

1 Places in town Unit 5

airport aeropuerto
art gallery galera de arte
Pages 14-15
bowling alley bolera 1 break a promise romper / no cumplir una promesa
car park aparcamiento keep a promise cumplir una promesa
football pitch campo de ftbol make a promise hacer una promesa, prometer
market mercado keep your word cumplir con / dar tu palabra
newsagent tienda / quiosco de peridicos true to your word fiel a tu palabra
nightclub club nocturno passed pasaron; pas por
office block bloque de oficinas past por delante de; ms de
playground parque, zona de juegos
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3 1. passed 3. passed
2. past 4. past
4 break out desatarse / producirse (un incendio)
break away escapar(se)
break down colapsarse, venirse abajo
break off poner fin a / terminar (una relacin)
break up separarse, romper (una relacin)
between entre (dos personas / cosas / lugares)
among entre (grupo de personas / cosas)
5 1. break up 4. break off
2. break down 5. break away
3. break out
6 1. between 3. between
2. among 4. among
1 Relationships
accept aceptar
annoy molestar, fastidiar
apologise disculparse, pedir perdn
betray traicionar; delatar
compromise llegar a un acuerdo intermedio / arreglo
disagree no estar de acuerdo, estar en desacuerdo
disappoint defraudar, desilusionar, decepcionar
fall out with enfadarse con
forgive perdonar
hang out with pasar el rato / salir con
have an argument with discutir con
hurt (someones) feelings herir los sentimientos (de
alguien)
ignore no hacer caso (a / de)
make friends hacer amigos
make fun of burlarse de, tomar el pelo a
respect respetar
stand up for yourself defenderse
trust fiarse de, confiar en
Adjectives of personality
arrogant arrogante
dishonest poco honrado/a, deshonesto/a
impolite maleducado/a, descorts
inconsiderate desconsiderado/a
jealous envidioso/a; celoso/a
kind amable, atento/a
moody temperamental, de humor / carcter variable
polite educado/a, corts
pushy agresivo/a
selfish egosta
sensible sensato/a
sensitive sensible; susceptible
stubborn testarudo/a, terco/a
unreliable de poco fiar, que no es de fiar
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Talking about problems
The problem is (I often have arguments with my
parents). El problema es (que a menudo tengo
discusiones con mis padres).
You might be too (sensitive). Podra ser que estuvieras
demasiado (susceptible).
How about (going shopping together)? Qu tal si
(vamos de compras juntos/as)?
You have to (talk to your friend and apologise).
Tienes que (hablar con tu amigo/a y disculparte).
You should (explain to them that you work very hard).
Deberas (explicarles que trabajas mucho).
If I were you, I would (ask them to be more
considerate). Si yo fuera t, (les pedira que fueran
ms considerados/as).
Dont be silly. No seas (bobo/a).
Why dont you (stand up for yourself)? Por qu no
(te defiendes)?
Its clear that (he isnt a real friend). Est claro que
(l no es un amigo de verdad).
2 1. Debera llegar a un acuerdo, pero no puede porque es
muy testarudo.
2. No tienes que ser agresivo, pero deberas aprender a
defenderte.
3. Nunca podr confiar en ti porque me traicionaste.
4. Me temo que Sean podra decepcionarte o herir tus
sentimientos.
5. Si se disculpa, puede que le perdone.
Unit 6
Pages 16-17
1 cuisine cocina
eat out salir a comer fuera
homemade casero/a
ready-made meal comida preparada / precocinada
set menu men
takeaway comida para llevar
after despus de (que)
later ms tarde, despus
2 1. b 2. b 3. a 4. a 5. b 6. b
3 1. After 3. after
2. later 4. later
4 at the bottom en la parte inferior / de abajo; al pie
at the top en la cima / parte superior / de arriba
in the middle en mitad
at the front (en la parte de) delante
at the back (en la parte de) atrs
advice consejo/s
advise aconsejar, recomendar
5 1. at the back
2. at the front
3. at the bottom, at the top
4. in the middle
6 1. advice 3. advise
2. advise 4. advice
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1 Adjectives Id rather have (peas). (Spinach) is too plain. Prefiero
appetising apetitoso/a comer / tomar (guisantes). (Las espinacas) son
cooked cocinado/a; caliente demasiado sencillas.
fresh fresco/a Do you like (shellfish)? Te gusta (el marisco)?
frozen congelado/a I much prefer (spinach). Me gustan mucho ms (las
espinacas).
plain sencillo/a, corriente
No, Im not fussy about food. No, no soy
raw crudo/a
quisquilloso/a con la comida.
ripe maduro/a
No! I cant stand it! No! No lo puedo soportar /
salty salado/a aguantar!
savoury salado/a
sour agrio/a, cido/a 2 1. No me gusta preparar verduras cocidas como
spicy picante; muy condimentado/a la coliflor o el repollo.
sweet dulce 2. De plato principal, quiero probar el cerdo agridulce.
tasty sabroso/a; apetitoso/a 3. Preferiras tomar fresas o manzana al horno como
postre?
Menus 4. No me gusta demasiado comer marisco, pero no soy
quisquilloso con otras comidas.
baked al horno
5. Lavar las espinacas frescas es importante porque
beef ternera
a menudo tienen arena.
boiled hervido/a, cocido/a
cabbage col, repollo
cauliflower coliflor Unit 7
dessert postre
fried frito/a
Pages 18-19
grilled (asado/a) a la parrilla 1 equipment material
lamb cordero device aparato, dispositivo
main course plato principal appliance electrodomstico
mashed en pur tool herramienta
mushroom champin utensil utensilio
pea guisante machinery maquinaria
pork carne de cerdo invent inventar
roast asado/a invention invento
sauce salsa inventor inventor/a
shellfish marisco
side dish guarnicin, acompaamiento 2 1. a 2. b 3. a 4. b 5. a 6. b
spinach espinacas 3 1. inventor, invention 3. invented, inventions
starter entrante 2. inventor, invented 4. invention, inventor

Discussing preferences 4 life-saving de salvamento / rescate

Is there anything you dont eat? Hay algo que no life-threatening mortal
comas? daily life vida cotidiana
How do you like your (fish) (fried) or (grilled)? quality of life calidad de vida
Cmo te gusta el (pescado): (frito) o (a la parrilla)? sign of life signo de vida, constante vital
What would you rather have (peas) or (spinach)? hope esperar (deseo, esperanza)
Qu prefieres comer / tomar: (guisantes) o wait esperar (tiempo)
(espinacas)? expect esperar (que alguien haga algo)
What would you like to have for (dessert)? Qu te
gustara tomar de (postre)? 5 1. d 2. b 3. c 4. a 5. e
How do you feel about (something adventurous like 6 1. expected 4. hopes
Japanese food)? Qu opinas sobre (algo atrevido 2. waiting 5. expect(ed)
como la comida japonesa)? 3. waited
Would you prefer to have (fish) or (meat)? Preferiras
tomar (pescado) o (carne)? 1 Inventions
It would be nice to have (fish) for a change. Estara catch on tener xito, cuajar
bien tomar (pescado) para variar.
come up with proponer, sugerir
How about (apple pie)? Its easy to prepare. Qu te
complicated complicado/a
parece (la tarta de manzana)? Es fcil de hacer.
easy-to-use fcil de usar
Im not too keen on (trying new types of food). No me
gusta demasiado (probar nuevos tipos de comida). effective efectivo/a, eficaz
It doesnt really make a difference to me. La verdad entertaining divertido/a; entretenido/a, ameno/a
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gadget artilugio, chisme, aparato
ingenious ingenioso/a
innovation innovacin, novedad
require necesitar
reusable reutilizable
revolutionary revolucionario/a
simple sencillo/a
trendy moderno/a, a la moda
useful til
useless intil, que no sirve para nada
weird raro/a, extrao/a
Appliances
air conditioner aire acondicionado
cordless phone telfono inalmbrico
dishwasher lavaplatos, lavavajillas
electric shaver mquina de afeitar
food processor robot de cocina
freezer congelador
fridge nevera, frigorfico
gas stove cocina de gas
hairdryer secador de pelo
iron plancha
kettle hervidor (de agua)
keyboard teclado
microwave oven horno microondas
printer impresora
remote control mando a distancia, telemando
vacuum cleaner aspirador/a
Talking about inventions
What nationality was (he)? De qu nacionalidad
era (l)?
How did this invention change peoples lives?
Cmo cambi este invento la vida de la gente?
Who invented the (steam locomotive)?
Quin invent la (locomotora de vapor)?
When did (he) invent the (locomotive)?
Cundo invent (l) la (locomotora)?
I think it was (George Stephenson). Creo que fue
(George Stephenson).
I may be wrong, but I think (he) was (British). Puede
que me equivoque / est equivocado/a, pero creo que
era (britnico).
That could be. Podra ser.
I cant say for sure, but I think it was in (the early 19th
century). No puedo decirlo con seguridad, pero creo
que fue (a principios del siglo XIX).
Oh, thats obvious. Ah, eso es obvio.
Language Builder Answer Key
Unit 8
Pages 20-21
1 set fire to prender fuego a
on fire ardiendo, en llamas
catch fire arder, incendiarse
light a fire hacer / encender un fuego
put out a fire apagar un fuego / incendio
beat ganar / derrotar / vencer a
win ganar
2 1. catch fire 4. put out fire
2. light a fire 5. on fire
3. set fire to
3 1. beat, won 3. won, beating
2. beat, win
4 search engine motor de bsqueda, buscador
do a search hacer una bsqueda
web research investigacin por / en Internet
keyword palabra clave
password contrasea
download descargar / bajar (de Internet)
upload subir / colgar (en Internet)
5 1. a 2. b 3. b 4. a 5. b
6 1. uploaded 3. upload
2. download 4. download
1 Crime
accused acusado/a
break into entrar a robar en
break the law infringir / quebrantar la ley
cause damage causar daos
commit a serious crime cometer un delito / crimen
grave
find (someone) guilty declarar culpable (a alguien)
hooligan gamberro/a
identify identificar (a)
innocent inocente
judge juez/a
obey the law obedecer / acatar la ley
prison sentence condena / pena de crcel
riot disturbio, motn
scene of the crime lugar / escenario del crimen
trial juicio, proceso
warning advertencia, aviso
witness testigo

2 1. Pregunt si con el mando a distancia se podra Crime reports

encender y apagar el aire acondicionado. crash chocar(se), estrellar(se)
2. La seora se quej de que el aspirador no haba sido cut herida, corte
efectivo.
dead muerto/a
3. Dijo que estaba trabajando en un lavavajillas
escape escapar(se), fugarse
revolucionario que no necesitara electricidad.
get-away car coche de huida
4. Dave sugiri comprar pilas reutilizables para mi
telfono inalmbrico. have difficulty breathing tener dificultad para respirar
5. Me advirti que no comprase ese horno microondas in pain con dolor/es
porque era complicado de usar. look for clues buscar pistas / indicios
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run away huir 1 The animal world
serious injury herida grave attack atacar
stab apualar a bite morder; picar
trap atrapar build a nest hacer un nido
unconscious inconsciente, sin sentido catch coger, atrapar; cazar
crawl gatear; arrastrarse (~ up: subir por)
Reporting a crime
defend (oneself) defender(se)
How many (thieves) were there? Cuntos (ladrones)
disguise (oneself) disfrazarse
haba?
enemy enemigo/a
Was anyone hurt? Result alguien herido?
feel threatened sentirse amenazado/a
What happened? Qu ocurri / pas?
give birth dar a luz; parir
What did (he) look like? Qu aspecto tena?
harmless inofensivo/a
How badly was (she) injured? De cunta gravedad
fue herida? hibernate hibernar
Did you notice anything else? Te fijaste en / Notaste hide esconder(se), ocultar(se)
algo ms? hunt cazar
When did the crime take place? Cundo ocurri el lay eggs poner huevos
delito / crimen? poisonous venenoso/a; txico/a
stay alive sobrevivir
2 1. El acusado fue condenado a una pena de crcel por
el juez.

Parts of the body
2. Ser la testigo llevada al lugar del crimen?
beak pico
3. Se comete un delito cada cinco segundos en
claw garra
Inglaterra y Gales.
feather pluma
4. El hombre joven no fue apualado y no tuvo heridas
graves. fin aleta
5. Estoy segura de que no has quebrantado la ley, as fur pelo, pelaje; piel
que no te declararn culpable. horn cuerno
jaw mandbula

Unit 9
Pages 22-23
1 break a record batir un rcord
break a rule romper / infringir una regla / norma
break a habit romper con / dejar un hbito
break the ice romper el hielo
break someones heart romperle a alguien el corazn
allowed permiti; permitido
aloud en alto / voz alta
2 1. e 2. b 3. d 4. a 5. c
3 1. aloud 3. allowed
2. aloud 4. allowed
4 die out extinguirse, desaparecer
become extinct extinguirse
endangered species especie en peligro de extincin
loss of habitat prdida / destruccin del hbitat
conservation efforts esfuerzos de conservacin
live vivo/a
alive vivo/a
5 1. a 2. a 3. b 4. b 5. a
6 1. live 3. alive
2. alive 4. live
paw pata; garra, zarpa
scales escamas
tail cola, rabo
tongue lengua
trunk trompa
tusk colmillo
whiskers bigotes
wing ala
Getting information about
a place
Where is (the zoo)? Dnde est (el zoo)?
When was it opened? Cundo se abri?
How big is it? Cmo es de grande?
How many (animals) has it got? Cuntos (animales)
tiene?
What are the opening hours? Qu horario tiene?
How much does a / an (adult) ticket cost?
Cunto cuesta una entrada (de adultos)?
Why is (the zoo) special? Por qu es especial
(el zoo)?
2 1. El em es un pjaro grande con plumas marrones
cuyas alas tienen una garra en el extremo.
2. La tarntula es una araa que en raras ocasiones pica
a las personas a menos que se sienta amenazada.
3. Las ovejas normalmente paren en una poca en la
que hay mucha hierba fresca para comer.
4. La gente que caza y mata a los elefantes para vender
sus colmillos est infringiendo la ley.
5. La cobra real permanece cerca del lugar en el que
pone los huevos.

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