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Clive Oxenden Christina Latham-Koenig Paul Seligson New ENGLISH FILE Ee “ya CA) 1 GETTING TO KNOW EACH OTHER 1; 2d 3i 4g 5e 6h 7b 8a 9f 10c 2 GRAMMAR a 1 Where are you from? 2 Who do you live witht 3 What type of TV programmes do you like? Did you come to this school last year? Are you going to study at home tonight? What are you thinking abour Who did you talk to at the party? Who do you usually write e-mails to? um Does your sister speak Italian? Where do you live? What music does your brother listen to? Is he meeting them tomorrow? Why aren't you doing your homework now? Where did they go on holiday last year? How often do you go to the cinema? Did you read the paper yesterday? win oa wo a o “1 3 VOCABULARY 1 eleven, twelve 2 seventeen, eighteen 3 sixty seventy 4 one hundred, one hundred and one 5 third, fourth 6 twelfth, thirteenth 7 Saturday, Sunday 8 evening, night 9 January, February 10 quarter past five, twenty past five 4 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE a linpairs 2Sit 3 Answer 4 Turn off 5 Don't b 1 Havea good weekend. 2 Which page is it? Sorry Pm late. How do you spell your name? Could you repeat that, please? How do you pronounce that? Can 1 have a copy, please? & What does phone” mean? Jaws c Icirle 2crossout 3 complete 4 choose 5 cover the text 6 copy the rhythm 5 PRONUNCIATION a Je/E,P hz! RM le! BK tui/ O b 1alphabet 2 birthday 3 fourteen 4forty 5 Wednesday 6 tonight 7airport 8 brother 9 exercise 10 university ar VOCABULARY a father — mother uncle — aunt nephew — niece brother-in-law — sister-in-law son — daughter husband — wife o talkative — quiet shy — extrovert generous — mean friendly — unfriendly hard-working — lazy GRAMMAR I don't like New York. 2 She doesn't work in the city. 3 He doesn't have red hair. 4 You don't smoke. 5 We don't often go out. 6 They don't have lunch at one. b ido 2Does 3Does 4 Does 5 do 6 Do Iworks 2 doesmtget 3 brings 4 does 5doesntgetup 6stays 7has 8don'thave 9 doesn't like 10geton 11 don'tsee 12 lives O) a w PRONUNCIATION a /s/ watches lzl relaxes fz! leaves Is! runs tal likes hz! cooks b Italkative 2extrovert 3 unfriendly 4 generous 5 nephew 6 serious 7 quiet 8 daughter 9 funny 4 READING 1T 27 5F 4P 5T 6T ble 2a 3f 4c 5d 6b » am N c A 1 VOCABULARY Across: 2brain 5Snose 7eyes 8lips 9 teeth Down: | fingers 3 mouth 4 feet 6 hair 10 car 2 PRONUNCIATION a /i/ teeth, knees fa! back, hands laz/ arms, heart fel legs, head /aU/ toes, nose GRAMMAR a lisraining 2arecarrying 3are playing 4 is watching 5are sitting 6 aren't talking 7 ismtsmiling 8 is she doing 9is waiting 10 is thinking 11 ºm getting w b 1ºm watching 2travel 3ºm studying Agets Sare, going 6 need VOCABULARY 4 1 in the middle 2 on the right 3 on the left 4 under 5 behind 6 nextto ae. “DZ 1 GRAMMAR alf 2a 3d 4h 5b 6g 7e 8c b Iwhere 2which 3where 4who 5 which 6 where, which 7 which 2 VOCABULARY Lopposite 2kind 3similar 4 like 5how 6example 7 someone 8 place 3 PRONUNCIATION ab 1 waiter /'weito/, water /wo:to/ itchen /'kitfon/, chicken /'tikim/ 3 ninety /'nanti/, nineteen /nam'tin/ 4 homework /'haomwa:k/, housework Phavuswa:k/ 5 Austria /'pstria/, Australia /ps'trerlio/ 6 sandwiches /'sendwidgiz/, sunglasses 'sanglazsiz/ 7 Italy /toli/, Italian (1 teeljon/ PRAcTICAL ENGLISH 2 CALLING RECEPTION This is room 724. My room is very cold. There's a problem with the heating. 4 The air-conditioning isn't working. 5 Can I have a chicken sandywich, please? 6 Do you have any fresh fruit juice? Go ty a 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH Iwell,c 2 How d 3 What, for, a 4 This e 5time,b 3 READING IT 27 37 428 5To6P 72 BP 1 GRAMMAR a 1 “re goingto play 2 isn't going to rain 3 are you going to put 4 isn't going to jump 5 are they going to stay 6 'm going to buy 7 aren't going to eat 8 Are you going to shave V'regoing 2'mtaking 3 're climbing 4 aren't windsurfing 5 re having 6'regoing 7'm planning 1 Pm going to pass 2 Tm going to spend / Tm spending 3 its going to be 4 He's going to have / He's having 5 We're not going to miss 6 are you going 7 Tts going to be 8 she's going to have VOCABULARY Um looking for Em looking forward to I'm looking after Pm looking after E'm looking for Um looking forward to P'm looking for U'm looking forward to Um looking after 3 PRONUNCIATION /n! money, month /au/ own, hotel fuz/ improve, honeymoon Do ww s 1 GRAMMAR 1'll snow, "Il rain 21] be 3 won't finish, "ll be 4 won't pass 5" be able to, | need 2 VOCABULARY Ilose 2fail 3forgot 4leave 5 teach Oturnoff 7sent Sborrow 9 found 10 pull 3 PRONUNCIATION a pl enjoy /ao! stop tp) work !au! problem 4 READING a 1 Cancer 2 No, they won't. 3 Buy any new clothes. 4 Aquarius 5 Taurus 6 Pisces a -€ 1 PRONUNCIATION a Ireceive 2forget 3arrive 4 repair Sexist 6 address 2 GRAMMAR a 1 Ithink Pl go to bed, 2 Shall turn off the air-conditioning? 3 I won't drive fast. PU buy (you) another one. 5 Shall I call the police? 6 Til have the chicken. 1 P 2D 30 40 5P 6D = b 3 VOCABULARY Icome 2call 3pay 4drive Sgive 6 take 4 READING a 4,6,2,5,1,3,8,7 a 1 GRAMMAR a 1 did, dream, was running, was, was flying 2 Do, dream, have 3 Are, doing, 'm having, Do, want 4 are, doing, 're practising b lare, goingto do 2 Are, goingto watch 3did,do 4spends 5 makes 6 watch 7 does, do / is, doing 8don'teat 9eat 10 did, have MH turnon 12 will, be c IImgoingto 2TIl 3 Tm goingto 4Tmgoingto 5TIl 6TI 2 PRONUNCIATION a | meeting 2 patient 3 champagne 4 successful 5 violin 6 tomorrow 7 optimistic 8 psychoanalyst 9 understanding 3 VOCABULARY Ito 2about 3to 4with 5about 6for 7with 8to CAN YOU REMEMBER...? Ididr't 2t00k 3 Which 4 which 5going G6wont 7Shall 8is PRrACTICAL ENGLISH 3 1 PROBLEMS WITH A MEAL 1 here, table 2 dirty have 3 cold, for 4 rare, done 5 mistake, any 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH We could go to a little café that | know. 5 Listen, if's still early. Shall we go for a walk? 3 Thank you. That was a lovely dinner. 1 That sounds great. We could have another coffee. 6 Good idea. Where shall we go? 4 You're very welcome, 'm glad you enjoyed it. 2 3 READING al? 2T 3T 4T 5F 6? NE SE a VA/ VOCABULARY Across: 2 dress 5jacket 6 suit 7socks 10tights lltie 12jeans 13 top s Down: 1 tracksuit 3 trousers 4 hat 7 shirt 8shoes 9 belt b Igetsdressed 2wear 3tryon 4puton 5 Take off 2 PRONUNCIATION /J! shirt, shoes, shorts IV trousers, top, tie /s! socks, dress, suit /K/ skirt, cap, coat 3 GRAMMAR a 1 He hasn't been to London. 2 She's broken her leg. 3 Have they eaten there before? 4 Have you tried ice-skating? Thaven't seen this film. We've had an argument. Have you ever lost your ID card? He hasn't met her parents. never 2ever 3never 4ever never Gever 7ever 8 never = yr csaw Have you ever worn, have, did you wear, went 2 Have you ever borrowed, have, did you borrow, needed Have you ever met, haven't Have you ever bought, have, bought Have you ever had, have, took, rtined o 1 VOCABULARY Itidy 2make 3do 4change 5use 6take 7 spend 8 clean Ur ta 2 GRAMMAR I've already washed the floor. Have you seen this film yet? Daniel has already made his bed. My parents haven't learnt to use the Internet yet. You've already made a mistake. We've already been to New York. Has the film started yet? a was st fallen 2ºs just done vejustwon 4ºve just woken up ve just bought 6 "ve just missed ww cao Edward has already found a new job. 3 PRONUNCIATION Iyellow 2 yesterday 3 year 4 university 5 young 6 January, June, July 7 jacket 8 jeans 9 generous 10 judo 4 READING aiT 2F 3F 4F 5T 6F 1 GRAMMAR a Iworse 2 more slowly 3 harder 4 more stressful 5 funnier 6 wetter 7 better 8 more popular b 1 ismtas quiet as this one doesn't speak as quickly as Carlos isn't as big as Russia didn't play as well as Portugal doesn't drive as carefully as Davina iss as expensive as Tokyo doesn't dress as elegantly as Ivana isn't as relaxing as classical music GR WS va 2 PRONUNCIATION ab 1 2 futéro 3 parônts 4 happQned s(Americân 6 hardér) 7 genfirat(Qn 8 mfjchines 9 jówrnflist 10 tôday 11 sicknfss 12 longéo 3 VOCABULARY Iwaste 2 takea long 3 don't have enough 4 spend 5save 6on 4 READING a A3 Bl C4 D5 E2 DIF 2T 3T 4F 5F 6T «a D/ A 1 GRAMMAR a 1 most polluted 2 most impatient 3 furthest 4 cheapest 5 easiest 6 worst 7 most dangerous 8 most boring b 1 busiest 2 dirtiest 3 more expensive 4 noisiest 5 slower c 1 He's the rudest person [ve ever met. 2 This is the most exciting book Pve ever read. Ifs the most beautiful building we've ever seen. That's the funniest joke you've ever told. Tf's the most beautiful photograph Pve ever taken. 6 That's the stupidest thing Pve ever done. That's the most delicious meal she's ever made. These are the best poems he's ever written. = w =q oo 2 VOCABULARY a linteresting 2 impatient 3 safe 4noisy Srude 6 crowded 7 polluted 8 modern b 1 unhealthy 2 impossible 3 uncomfortable 4 unfriendly 5 impolite 6 unhappy 7 untidy 8 impatient 3 PRONUNCIATION a foi dirty 1337 bought fou/ world fa! Rome b 1 unfriendly 2 beautiful 3 exciting 4 dangerous 5 dishonest 6 unhappy 7 unhealthy 8 impossible CAN YOU REMEMBER. Igoing 2will 3wont 4 Does 6have 7as Sever 5 Has PRracTICAL ENGLISH 4 1 ASKING FOR INFORMATION la 2is 3far 4near 5Can Gtake 7on 8on 9close 10 until 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH know 2think 3sure 4 remember Sright Gdoing 7studying 8 holiday 9 where 10 kind 3 READING a 1l4miles 2$12 384 4844 55.30 am. 6 taxi, airport bus 6) A) 1 GRAMMAR alc 2a 3f 4b 5e 6d b Itake 2willbreak 3hear 4stay swilbe 6see 7'lget 8 will feel clID 2C 3F 4A 5G 6B ZE pats, will come see, will have walk, will have throw, make, will come dig, will find break, will have fles, will have, kill, will have, will be a Saura vao 2 VOCABULARY 1 wearing, carrying 2 won, carned 3 say, told 4 hoping, waited 5 watched, look at 6 known, met 7 make, do 8 look, look, look like 3 PRONUNCIATION alb 2e 3f 4c 5a 6d 164 «B/ GRAMMAR had, would drive saw, would be wouldn't know, found would, do, lost were, would come would buy, had mos wu y RN IFI saw a shark, Pd be very frightened. what would you do if you saw a fire? Hed go sailing if he could swim. If she won the lottery, she'd buy lots of new clothes. What would people do if they couldn't watch TV? 6 Pd go to the doctor's if I were you. de vs to a M PRONUNCIATION open, chicken, insect about, afraid, attack finally, animal, crocodile direction, mosquito, safari 3 VOCABULARY Across: | bear 3tiger 4 elephant 7 sheep » E Down: 1 butterfly 2lion 3 eagle 6 horse 4 READING b Sentence 2 1 GRAMMAR a Imightgo 2 might get 3 might continue 4 might rent 5 might live 6 might share 7 might not want 8 might fail 9 might have to b Imight 2maynot 3 might 4might 5 may not 6might 7 might 8 may not e) PRONUNCIATION Lorganization 2 invitation 3 election 4 information 5 imagination 7 communication 8 decision w VOCABULARY Verb: communicate, conclude, correct, confuse, demonstrate, inject, organize, predict Noun: communication, conclusion, correction, confusion, demonstration, injection, organization, prediction » o 1 conclusion 2 communicate 3 injection 4 demonstration 5 prediction 6 organize 4 READING alt 2E 37 4B 57 67 7F 8T 4a (D/ 1 GRAMMAR a 1 should,B should, F shouldn't, A shouldn't, E shouldn't, D 6 should, C b I should tell 2 should be 3 shouldn't go 4 should go 5 should buy. 6 should join 7 shouldr't watch ciD ZE 3A 4B 56. 66 2E Was wi e) PRONUNCIATION a Iwould 2should 3 could 4 understood 5 good 3 VOCABULARY 1 getting, worse 2 got, e-mails 3get,angry 4 get tickets 5 get,on 6 gets, home 7 get, married 8 is getting, taller 9 'm getting, off 10 got, lost CAN YOU REMEMBER...? Ito 2having 3don't 4through 5won't 6would 7 might / may 8 should PRACTICAL ENGLISH 6 1 ASKING FOR MEDICINE lhelp 2hurts 3have 4 Are 5think 6might 7take 8times 9 often 10 much 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 Bless How, sounds, shall, mind, choose 3 sorry pity 3 READING 1 You must keep this medicine somewher: x You should be careful not to take too much of this medicine. You have to turn your mobile off. You should be careful with your belongings. You mustn't smoke here, You should be careful or you might fall over. You shouldn't leave anything valuable in your car. You shouldn't drink this water. You must make sure that the door is never left open. You should be very careful if you're driving here. You have to wait until a waiter shows you where to sit. 12 You mustn't use radios in this park. » » [o E au =“ o o 1 1 AZ 1 VOCABULARY | frightened 2 terrified 3 wasps, spiders 4 panic 5 closed spaces 6 heights 2 GRAMMAR a Isince 2for 3for 4since 5 Since, for 6since 7 since 8 For, since b Isince 2for 3since 4for 5for 6since 7for 8for 9since 10 since c 1 How long have, lived 2 When did, move out How long have, been How long has, been When did, become How long has, been When did, get o o ta Gill has lived here for seven years. How long has she been a professional dancer? They have been married since 2000. He has been in France since February. How long have you had your car? He's had this job for eight years. She has had three homes since she was born. My parents lived / have lived in the same house for many years. ame w no o 3 PRONUNCIATION ali! 2h 3a 4a Sia 6h! Tay 8 «ar «By 1 VOCABULARY lc 2d 3g 4e 5b 6h 7f 8a 2 PRONUNCIATION a Stress on 2nd syllable: successful, career, appear, direct, director Stress on 1st syllable: famous, cinema, violence, ticket, actor 3 GRAMMAR l'veknown 2were 3met 4were 5'vebeen 6went 7were 8 chose 9rold 10'vebeen 11 ve shared 1 have, lived 2 got, were 3 left, "ve worked 4 did, go, took 5 have, had, bought 6 haven't seen, moved 4 READING 1,6,3,7,5,4,2 1'was 2 did his family move 3 did he see 4 did he work 5 has he been married 1 In 1941./ On January 5, 1941. 2 In 1952. 3 (When he was) at secondary school. 4 For eight years (from 1963 to 1971). 5 For 40 years. / Since 1965. Ca) a 1 GRAMMAR Did you use to enjoy didn't use to like used to be Did Colin use to work didn't use to be used to live didn't use to do 8 Did he use to play lused 2usedto 3 didr't use to 4 Did you useto 5 used 6 Did your children use to PRONUNCIATION fz) used to !s/ friends A1J/ school td3/ great 3 VOCABULARY lc 2g 3e 4b Sa 6f 7h 8d a SAGA WI o) » 4 READING Where did you go to school? Did you ever get into trouble? What subjects were you good at? Did you have a favourite teacher? What did you want to do when you were young? 6 What's the most important lesson you've learned in life? bIT 27? 3F 4? 5T 6F ZE 8T «4h D/ a wo 1 GRAMMAR a 1 Aspirin is used to relieve pain. 2 The sandwich was named after the Earl of Sandwich. St Paul's Cathedral was designed by Christopher Wren. This film is based on a true story. The first crossword puzzle was published in 1913. The first credit card was issued by the Diner's Club. The fax machine is not used very often these days. 8 Penicillin was discovered by Alexander Fleming. w wo a “a b President Kennedy was assassinated in 1963. Champagne is made in France. What is your dog called? Television was invented by John Logie Baird. This room is cleaned every morning. Her flat was designed by a famous architect. Stamps are only sold in the Post Office. Where were those shoes made? = way ur a =“ - o 1 was stopped by the police last night. Crocodile Rock was sung by Elton John. All the photographs at our wedding were taken by my cousin. The heating is controlled by a computer, The first World Cup was won by Uruguay. This wasn't painted by Van Gogh! Was the telephone invented by Edison? 2 VOCABULARY 1 designed 2 named 3 discovered 4used 5Screated Ginvented 7 made 8 recorded 9 written 10 based 3 PRONUNCIATION a /d! painted, based Aidf checked, rained u! discovered M w = w a = CAN YOU REMEMBER...? lhave 2were 3not 4shouldn't 5long 6did 7used 8 were PRACTICAL ENGLISH 7 1 BUYING TICKETS Return, please. How much is that? 3 Thanks. Oh, can 1 get anything to eat on the train? 9 Can T have a ticket to Glasgow, please? 1 Good. And what time does it arrive? 7 Here you are. When does the next train leave? 5 That's £15.80. 4 It gets there at 12.15. 8 Yes, there's a trolley service with snacks and drinks. 10 In ten minutes. 6 Single or return? 2 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 looking 2 take, ready 3 Why, wondered 2 PRONUNCIATION a [ix/ week, people, screamed faz! fast, asked, last Jeu/ name, behave, gave hit, sit, hospital 3 VOCABULARY Istrangely 2 suddenly 3 accidentally 4 immediately 5 suddenly 6 Luckily 7 unfortunately 8 immediately GRAMMAR a 1 livedin a small flat 2 didn't like it much 3 was studying English 4 had been to New York 5 hadn't read the paper 6 had woken up really early 7 had got home at 11.00 8 wouldn't forget 1 He asked me if | wanted a coffee. 2 He asked me if I was a new student. 3 He asked me if Pd been there long. 4 He asked me where my parents lived. 5 He asked me what I was studying. 6 He asked me where Pd gone to school. 7 He asked me if 1 was interested in computers. 8 He asked me what my mobile number was. c 1Do want 2don'tlike 31 talk 4cantake 5'vebroken 6 will, do 7 dortwant 8 wait VOCABULARY a Itold 2Zasked 3said 4asked 5said 6 asked b Itold 2said 3told 4 asked 5told Gasked e) w PRONUNCIATION a 1 read, went 2 saw, caught 3 stood, should 4 paid, made 5 preferred, heard 6 cried, tried 7 told, sold CAN YOU REMEMBER...? 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