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Introduction 4
Entry test
Entry test 6
Entry test key 12
Communication and grammar resources
Teaching notes 13
Module 1 22
Module 2 30
Module 3 38
Module 4 46
Module tests
Module 1 54
Module 1 key 63
Module 2 64
Module 2 key 73
Module 3 74
Module 3 key 83
Module 4 84
Module 4 key 93
Acknowledgements 94
Cambridge University Press 2004 Module 1 resources Unit 1 PHOTOCOPIABLE
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1 city / an / interesting
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4 video / a / boring
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7 computer / old / an / game
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8 team / football / a / great
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1 book
2 man
3 sandwich
4 door
5 person
6 message
7 pizza
8 woman
Match the two parts of each word.
1 cass cher
2 rest dow
3 ham aurant
4 pen cil
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1 Its an desk.
2 Whats your phone number?
3 Its a video good.
4 Sorry, I not know the answer.
5 I can you help.
6 Whats your name?
7 My name Alex.
8 Kate is a interesting people.
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Sally Thompson (19). Model. Gong Hu (27). Tennis player.
Alessandro Ricci (22). Footballer. Jan Kolbe (37). Actor.
Complete sentences with the correct form
of the verb be.
1 Where she from?
2 I 19 years old.
3 he your best friend?
4 It a new computer.
5 You a great teacher.
6 The film boring.
7 Daniel my friend.
8 you from Los Angeles?
Make the positive sentences negative.
1 Hes from Poland.
2 Youre my hero.
3 My brother is a footballer.
4 Im old.
5 Shes Spanish.
6 Its a cheap computer.
7 Im a model.
8 Youre a good singer.
9 Homework is great.
Complete the questions and short answers.
1 A: from London?
B: Yes, .
2 A: it a good restaurant?
B: No, .
3 A: I the winner?
B: Yes, .
4 A: she your friend?
B: No, .
5 A: you a good golfer?
B: Yes, .
6 A: I boring?
B: No, .
7 A: he a film star?
B: Yes, .
8 A: you Turkish?
B: No, .
9 A: your phone number
670987?
B: Yes, .
Match the questions with the answers.
1 Whats this in English? a Hes my father.
2 Where are you from? b Its in Canada.
3 How old is your c 23, Peter Street,
mother? Warwick.
4 Whos this man? d Its a pen.
5 How old are you? e Im 14.
6 Whats your address? f Shes 32.
7 Where is Toronto? g Im from Portugal.
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Do you like ? Questionnaire
You Your partner
computer games
pizza
Beyonc
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homework
Russell Crowe
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tennis
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1 They from New York.
2 John and Mark OK?
3 Volleyball a great sport.
4 We very lucky.
5 This great coffee!
6 They an awful band.
7 What the right answer?
8 Where they from?
9 I correct.
1 A: you French?
B: No, I .
2 A: Russell Crowe British?
B: No, .
3 A: they your friends?
B: Yes, .
4 A: you and your friend
from Cambridge?
B: No, .
5 A: we right?
B: No, you .
6 A: this your car?
B: Yes, .
Circle the correct pronouns.
1 A: Do you like Tom Hanks?
B: Yes. He / Him is a great actor. I really
like he / him.
2 Christina Aguilera is awful. I dont like she /
her at all. She / Her is a terrible singer.
3 The new Blur CD is great. They / Them
are my favourite band. Do you like they /
them?
4 I / Me really like horses. But horses dont
like I / me at all!
5 A: Do you like Mr Thompson?
B: No, I think he / him is awful. He / Him
isnt a good teacher.
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1 Greg and Kate is from Canada.
2 Are they your mother and father?
3 Is we right?
4 No, we not Chinese.
5 Yes, Im like Tom Cruise.
6 Hims a great actor.
7 Do you like her?
8 I like they a lot.
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listen to go go read
come from play play have
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live want love love
Complete the sentences. Use the correct
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watch work study go live play
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1 My father in a bank.
2 We in a big house in Rome.
3 My brother TV a lot.
4 She to the cinema at
weekends.
5 He German at school.
6 I tennis.
7 My uncle the newspaper at
work.
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1 Tony dont read Harry Potter books.
2 I likes REM a lot.
3 Is you study Portuguese at school?
4 Do you go shopping in town?
5 Karen play tennis at the weekend.
6 My family has a car and a computer.
7 We doesnt really like our house.
8 Do they lives in a big city?
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1 Emily is Sue and mother.
2 Sue is sister.
3 Kevin is brother.
4 Sue is Mike and daughter.
5 Emily is wife.
6 Mike is Kevin and father.
7 Kevin is Emily and son.
possessive adjective.
1 You work with uncle.
2 He lives with grandmother.
3 She loves new car.
4 They dont like teacher.
5 We love mother and father.
6 Hi, Im John. This is wife, Sue.
7 Do you have notebook with
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1 There is / are a lot to do in my town.
2 There is / are three cinemas near my house.
3 There isnt / arent any dinosaurs in this
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4 Is / Are there any good bookshops near
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5 There isnt / arent a newsagent next to
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6 Is / Are there a street market in this town?
7 There s / are a lot of young people at this
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8 There s / are a dog in your garden!
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1 There any old buildings in the
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3 There a pencil on my desk. (
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4 there a dishwasher in your
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5 there any cartoons on TV?
6 There a big library at the
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7 There any cars in this town. (
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1 There are any girls in my family.
2 Is there any interesting museums here?
3 There is lots of cheap computers in this
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4 There isnt no hospital near here.
5 Is there any milk in the house?
6 There arent a post office in this street.
7 Are there any actors in this classroom?
Complete the sentences. Circle the correct
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1 The bookshop is to the caf.
a next b behind c in front
2 Theres a post office of the
supermarket.
a behind b opposite c in front
3 Wait for me of Mill Street
and Croft Road.
a on the corner b between c near
4 The bank is the chemist and
the bookshop.
a in front b between c next
5 Excuse me, is there a restaurant
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a next b between c near
6 Theres a newsagent the
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2 A: Sally any brothers?
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3 A: your horse long
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4 A: I a nice smile?
B: Yes, .
5 A: we any money?
B: No, .
6 A: your friends
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7 A: Alan green hair?
B: Yes, .
8 A: you a pet spider?
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1 she / why / has / eyes / got / blue / ?
2 Brad Pitt / you / why / like / do / ?
3 called / baby / is / why / Hilary / the / ?
4 seven / got / you / have / pets / why / ?
5 hair / Dans / a / colour / is / why /
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Exercise 2.
1 a Because he is good-looking.
2 b Because I love dogs and cats.
3 c Because he thinks its fashionable.
4 d Because her mother and father
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5 e Because that is her grandmothers
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1 Paula has gots a big family.
2 Has you got a newspaper?
3 Why is your sister got blue hair?
4 They hasnt got their books.
5 Why chimpanzees and people are
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6 My friends father has got green eyes.
7 Is got long curly hair.
8 Have Tom and Alice got a little house?
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a Yes, Id like some cheese too, please.
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c Yes, Id like a kilo of onions, please.
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1 Would you like a bread?
2 I love some apples and bananas.
3 These newpaper is old.
4 Id like an onion, please.
5 She has got a work to do.
6 Would you like an orange?
7 Give me those salt, please.
8 Try these tea. Its delicious!
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1 Do you like tennis?
2 Id like a sandwich, please.
3 We dont want any homework, thank you.
4 These chips are delicious.
5 Would you like some coffee?
6 Have you got any money?
7 Biology is really interesting.
8 Here, take this orange.
Complete the sentences. Circle the correct
answers, a, b or c.
1 What is book on my desk?
a these b those c this
2 Id like one of onions, please.
a this b those c that
3 lamb is wonderful.
a This b These c Those
4 Do you know man over there?
a this b these c that
5 Look at little spider on my hand.
a this b those c that
6 Mmm. chips are fantastic!
a This b These c That
7 He lives in one of small towns in
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always usually often sometimes
hardly ever never day week
month year morning evening
watch TV go to school go shopping listen to the radio eat fish
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buy live watch go play like work
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My name is Sandra, and I
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my family in London. I have two brothers. They
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I dont go to school. I am 17 years old. On
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my friends. My father usually
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1 Sandras brothers go to school every day.
2 Sandra goes to school once a week.
3 Sandra helps her mother with the shopping
three times a week.
4 Sandras mother always buys clothes for
Sandra and her brothers.
5 Her brothers usually like their clothes.
6 She plays volleyball with her friends twice a
week.
7 Sandras father hardly ever watches them.
8 He never has to work at weekends.
Write the sentences. Put the adverbs in the
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1 Simon checks his email. (never)
2 We go dancing on Friday evenings. (often)
3 My aunt uses her mobile phone. (hardly ever)
4 I watch the news in the evening. (always)
5 Your answers are wrong. (sometimes)
6 My little brother is in bed at eight oclock.
(usually)
7 James orders a starter. (never)
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1 I go often shopping with my sister.
2 She drinks tea three time a day.
3 Chat shows always are boring.
4 He usually gets up at seven oclock.
5 My mother watches sometimes football.
6 I buy a newspaper one time a week.
7 Susan ever hardly wears black.
8 French homework is never interesting.
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Sit on the desk.
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Look at the teacher for one minute.
(Penalty: go back two spaces.)
Open and close the classroom door.
Say the alphabet from AZ.
(Penalty: go back four spaces.)
Dont speak for one minute.
(Penalty: go back two spaces.)
Stand up. Dont sit down for one minute.
Tell the person next to you to do something.
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Paulo Pinto (34). Teacher. Suna Biret (26). Singer.

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