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1 PRONUNCIATION -erfendings

a Underline the word where -ed is pronounced /id/.

1 booked	checked	wanted	walked
2	painted	arrived	turned	travelled
3	asked	waited	looked	worked
4	called	played	landed	listened
5	danced	watched	helped	started
6	worked	decided	followed	lived

I kissed my first woman and smoked my first cigarette on the same day. I never had time for tobacco after that.

Arturo Toscanini, Italian conductor

b Order the words to make questions.

b Practise saying the words.

2 GRAMMAR past simple regular verbs

aComplete the sentences with a verb, first in the positive and then in the negative.

book

show

help

walk

play

paint

study

work

Yesterday Sam

walked to work, but he

didn’t walk

home.

French at school, but I

German and Spanish.

The teacher

me with the exercise, but

she

my friend.

Bill

basketball when he was young, but

football.

The secretary

a table for lunch, but she

a taxi.

the living room, but we

the bedroom.

The shop assistant

last Saturday, but she

on Sunday.

the photos to my sister, but I

them to my brother.


1	after / Peter / match / tired / Was / the
	A Was Peter tired after the match?
	B Yes, he was.
2	you / night / Where / last / were
	A	?
	B		I was at home.
3	they / concert / late / the / Were / for
	A		?
	B	No, they weren’t.
4	did / land / the / Where / they / plane
	A		?
	B	At the airport.
5	did / university / your / at / brother / What / study
	A		?
	B	Modern Languages.
6	Was / tall / boyfriend / very / your / first
	A		?
	B	No, not very.
7	didn’t / the / you / wait / Why / for / bus
	A		?
	B Because it was too cold.
8	time / work / did / What / arrive / Sandra / yesterday / at
	A		?
	B	At ten o’clock.

c Complete the questions and answers.

3	VOCABULARY	past time expressions
Circle the correct answer.
1	She wasn’t in	/ yesterday night.

2My son was born ago two years / two years ago.

3They travelled to the USA last month / the last month.

4Did you phone me last morning / yesterday morning?

5The plane landed two hours ago / two ago hours.

6Marc arrived in England the last July / last July.

7I stayed with him before two weeks / two weeks ago.

8Isabella booked the tickets yesterday afternoon / last afternoon.

1975 1985 1929 2001 1969 1925 1945

1when / Wall Street Crash / happen

It happened in

2when / the Second World War / finish

It finished in

3 when / Neil Armstrong / land / on the moon

He landed on the moon in

4 when / mobile phones / first / appear

5 when / John Logie Baird / invent the television

He invented the television in

6 when / George Harrison / die

He died in

7 when / Bill Gates / start Microsoft

He started Microsoft in

More Words to Learn

Write translations and try to remember the words.


Word	Pronunciation	Translation
teenager	noun
journey	noun
flight	noun
lucky	adjective
worried	adjective
book (a ticket) verb
show verb
arrive	verb
land	verb

so conjunction

Can you answer these questions?

Did you study English yesterday?

Did you watch TV last night?

Did you travel by plane last year?

Did you cook dinner yesterday?

Did you start learning English a year ago?

1 VOCABULARY go, have, get a Cross out the wrong expression.

1	GO	to the beach	out	swimming	a bus
2	HAVE	lunch	a sandwich		for a walk	a drink
3	GET	dressed	a good time	up a letter
4	GO	to bed a taxi	away	to church
5	HAVE	breakfast		a drink		a shower	18 years
6	GET	shopping	home	a newspaper	a taxi

b Complete the spaces in the story with went, had, or got.

Last month Jill, a journalist from London, ‘	went	to
Brighton for the weekend. She booked a hotel on the
Internet, and on Friday she 2		the train to the
coast. It was quite late when she arrived, so she just

3a ham and cheese sandwich and

4to bed. The next morning she

5up early and looked out of the window — it


was raining! She 6	a shower and
7		dressed, and then she 8	out

to buy some postcards. Another hotel guest9
an umbrella and asked her if she needed it. They
10		to the shop together and after that they

«breakfast in a cafe. From that moment, Jill

didn’t think about the rain — she n	a very
good time in Brighton!

Girls just want to have fun.

CyndiLauper, American singer

2 GRAMMAR past simple irregular verbs

a Write sentences in the past.

1 Robert wears a tie to work, (yesterday)

Robert wore a tie to work yesterday.

2They do their homework together, (last night)

3Helen doesn’t go to the shops, (last week)

4We meet in the bar. (last night)

5We don’t have dinner at home, (last night)

6Jane gets up early, (yesterday morning)

7He buys a newspaper at the station, (yesterday)

8I leave home at 7.00. (yesterday)

9She sees her friends after work, (last night)

10 Bob can’t come to dinner, (last week)

b Complete the questions in the dialogue.

A Where * did you go last night?

B I went to that new jazz club in town.


A 2	good?
B Yes, it was great.
A Who 3		with?

B I went with my boyfriend and some friends.

A What 4 ?

BI wore my long denim skirt and a new top I bought last week.

B We got home at about 3.00 in the morning.

B No, my boyfriend has a car.

BYes, we had a really great time. You can come with us next time, if you like.

A It depends.8	the jazz club expensive?

B No, not very.

3 READING

a Read the story.

THE WRONG BUS

A Japanese businessman had a big surprise last Sunday when he got the wrong bus to the airport and missed his flight.

Zenko Kajiyama, 32, went to Waverley station to catch the bus to Edinburgh airport. He had a meeting the next day in London and he wanted to catch the evening flight. When he saw a silver bus marked Club Class he got on it. Unfortunately the bus was for people going to a birthday party.

The people on the bus helped Mr Kajiyama with his bags and found him a seat. He thought he was on the

right bus until they stopped at a pub and everyone got off. They asked Mr Kajiyama to join their party and so he followed them into the pub. When he looked at his watch he saw it was too late and that he had missed his plane. At first he was very worried, but then he decided to stay in the pub. He had a drink and danced to the music with the other members of the party. In the end he went back to the house of one of his new friends and he slept on the sofa. The next morning he took a taxi to the airport and flew to London, but he was too late for his meeting.

b Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False).

1 Mr Kajiyama wanted to catch the bus to London. F

2He wanted to go to a party in London.

3The Club Class bus didn’t go to the airport.

4Mr Kajiyama went to the pub.

5He didn’t catch his plane.

6In the end he enjoyed the party.

7He slept in the airport.

8 He didn’t go to his meeting in London.

4 PRONUNCIATION past simple irregular verbs

a Circle the word with a different vowel sound.

swam	cost	bought	ate	met
	wrote	saw	made	left
sang	got	heard	said	fell
sat	hot	called	paid	knew

b Practise saying the words.

More Words to Learn

Write translations and try to remember the words. Word Pronunciation Translation make up noun

cake noun wine noun dress noun fashions noun literature noun

great (= fantastic) adjective

open / closed adjectives

pay for verb especially adverb

Can you answer these questions?

Did you go out last Saturday?

What did you do?

Did you have a good time?

What did you have for dinner last night?

What did you wear yesterday?

Elementary, my dear Watson.

Attributed to Sherlock Holmes (but he never said it)

Murder in a country house

1 PRONUNCIATION past simple verbs

a Match the verbs with the same vowel sound.


drove	could made	said learnt bought had lost
1 came	made	5 saw
2 left			6	spoke
3 got			7	took
4 ran			8	heard

b Practise saying the words.

2 VOCABULARY irregular verbs

a Complete the infinitive and past forms of these irregular verbs. Use a, e, i, o, or u.

Infinitive	Past	Infinitive	Past
begin	began	P — t	P — t
c_me	C-me	r_ng	r_ng
dr^nk	dr_nk	s_t	s_t
dr_ve	dr_ve	w_ke up	w_ke up
e ve	!g-ve	w_n	w_n
kn_w	kn_w	wr__te	wr_te

bComplete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in the box.

buy

find

hear

make

get

not take

can’t

lose

meet

think

got

up in the middle of the night because

heard

a noise.

Sally at a party last week.

They

a new car two days ago.

to bed very late last night.

Karen

the dinner yesterday. It was pasta,

as usual.

She was ill, so she

her dog for a walk this

morning.

When we arrived in Paris, we

a cheap

hotel near the station.


8	The match was a disaster. Our team
9	I	she was Italian, but she was Spanish.
10	I looked everywhere but I		find my glasses.

3 GRAMMAR past simple

aRead this police report. Complete the sentences with the past simple form of the verbs in the box.


be (x2)	arrive	leave	not want	see	can’t
go	not run	look	open	find	take

bComplete the questions with the correct form of the verbs in brackets.

POLICE OFFICER Where ‘

were you

about 9.30 yesterday evening? (be)

STEVEN POTTER I was at the cinema. The film

started at 9.00.

What film 2

? (see)

I can’t remember. It wasn’t very good.

Hmm. Very interesting. And who

to the cinema with? (go)

With my girlfriend.

the film? (like)

Yes, she thought it was very good.

What time 5

the

film

(finish)

At about 10.30.

And what6

after you left

the cinema? (do)

We went to a restaurant — La Dolce Vita, on the

High Street.

PO La Dolce Vita7. I know it. Very good spaghetti. What


	time 7	the restaurant? (leave)
SP	At about 12.00.
PO	That’s very late.8		home
	after that? (go)
SP	No, we went to a nightclub — Flanagan’s. Then we
	went home.
PO	How? ^		a taxi? (get)
SP No, we got a bus.
PO	And what time 10		to bed? (go)
SP	At about 4.00 a.m. Can I go home now? I’m tired.
PO	No, I’d like to ask you some more questions…

More Words to Learn

Write translations and try to remember the words.

Word	Pronunciation Translation

country house noun millionaire noun library noun murder noun asleep adjective dead adjective happen verb everybody pronoun somebody pronoun nobody pronoun

Can you answer these questions?

What time did you get up yesterday?

Where were you at 2 o’clock?

Where did you go after lunch?

Did you go out in the evening?

What time did you go to bed?

CAN YOU REMEMBER…?

Complete each space with one word.

Ayour daughter swim?

BYes, but not very well.

Do you like

to the gym?

We help them and they help

A Whose is this car?

B It’s

We bought it last week.

Where

you born?

go out last night. I was very tired.

Did you

a good time at the party?

to a really good restaurant last night.

www.Gup.cGm/eit/englishfile/dementary

In a gift shop

PRACTICAL ENGLISH

1 VOCABULARY shopping	4 READING
Write the words.	a Complete the text with these words.
	biscuits love cup shops find popular

1		postcards	3	a m	5 b
2	f		4	T-

2 BUYING A PRESENT

Order the dialogue.

ANext, please.

BNo thanks. Just the mug.

AIt’s £5.

BHow much is a large mug?

AThese mugs are quite cheap.

BHow much are the T-shirts?

BRed, please.

ARed or blue?

BOh! They’re very expensive!

AHere you are. Anything else?

AThey’re £30.

BOK. Can I have a mug, please?

3 SOCIAL ENGLISH

Complete the dialogue with these words.

believe

Come

look

nice

problem

Relax

time

Wow

Hi Sally. i_Wow_! You 2

great. Nice dress!

B Here’s a little present for you.

That’s very3

of you. Oh no, it’s broken.

I don’t 4

it! I’m sorry, Carl.

No 5

What time did you book the restaurant for?

For 8 o’clock. 6

on. It’s7

to go. It’s late.

A 8

Sally. We have time. We can get a taxi.

Souvenirs from

Britain

What do visitors to Britain take home as a souvenir? We visited twenty souvenir’shops in London, and this is what we found…

Tea and biscuits

The British love their tea, and tourists seem to love it too. You can buy it in tins and boxes, and in many different varieties. And why not buy a 2

or a mug with a picture of the Houses of Parliament at the same time? And to have with your tea — what


about some 3		from Scotland, or some
traditional sweets and chocolate?
Postcards and pictures
Postcards and pictures of famous sights are very
4		souvenirs. Big Ben? The Tower of
London? Piccadilly Circus? You can 5	all

these, and a lot of other places too! Tourists also buy paintings and photos of the beautiful British countryside, especially the Scottish Highlands.

The royal family

The royal family have their problems, but tourists still

6 them. Souvenir shops are full of royal mugs, tea towels, postcards, teddy bears, T-shirts, and teapots.

bUnderline five words or phrases you don’t know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation.

If you want breakfast in bed, sleep in the kitchen.

AllisonPearson,Britishwriter

VOCABULARY flats and houses

2 GRAMMAR there is / there are

Write the room.

Complete with the correct form of there is I

there are and, if

study

hall

dining room

necessary, a, some, or any.

bedroom

living room

kitchen

A Could you give me some more information about the house?

garage

bathroom

B Of course. What do you want to know?

Where do you usually…

A i

Js there a

garden?

… take off your coat? In the

hall

B Yes,2

large garden, with a swimming pool.

… have a shower? In the

A Oh, very nice! And how many bedrooms 3

… have dinner?

In the

B Three, I think…yes,4

three bedrooms.

… use a computer? In the

A And 5

dining room?

… park your car? In the

B No, 6

But 7

big kitchen.

… make lunch?

In the

A 8

shelves in the kitchen?

… watch television? In the

B No,9

But10

cupboards.

…sleep?

In the

Do you have any more questions?

Complete the crossword.

A Yes. The furniture… n

armchairs in the

living room?

B No, I’m sorry. 12

armchairs, but

sofa.

b Write the sentences in the plural.

1 There’s a cigarette on the floor.

There are some cigarettes on the floor. 2 Is there a plant in your living room?

3 There’s a key in that door.

4 Is there a toilet in this restaurant?

5 There isn’t a window in this room,

c Circle the correct form.

‘(jfs)/ There’s a very nice house.2 There’s / It’s a large garden, and 3 there are / they are some trees in the garden. I think 4 there are / they are apple trees.

5 There’s / It’s a living room, with a big blue sofa. In the kitchen,6 there aren’t / they aren’t any shelves, but

7 there are / they are some cupboards.8 There are /

They are quite old, but the fridge and cooker are new. And the bathroom’s fantastic — 9 there isn’t / it isn’t very

big, but’° there’s / it’s a shower and a bath!

3 PRONUNCIATION and, word stress a Circle the word with a different sound.

brother	thirsty	here	engineer
(think)	thing	hair	wear
then	that	where	near
together	thanks	stairs	beer

bUnderline the stressed syllable. Which two words are not stressed on the first syllable?

1 carpet	4	fantastic	7	armchair
2	mirror	5	cooker	8	information
3	cupboard	6	sofa

c Practise saying the words in a and b.

More Words to Learn

Write translations and try to remember the words.

Word		Pronunciation	Translation
price	noun
paintings	noun
estate agent noun
plants	noun
large	adjective
quiet	adjective
local (pub)	adjective
original adjective
rent verb
draw	verb

Study idea

Irregular verbs

1 When you learn new verbs, check in the dictionary to see if they are regular or irregular in the past tense.

2If they are irregular, write IRR next to the verb in your vocabulary notebook, and write the past simple form next to it too.

3Look up rent and draw in your dictionary. Which one is irregular? What’s the past simple form?

Can you answer these questions?

How many bedrooms are there in your house?

Is there a study?

Is there a computer in your living room?

Are there any plants in your kitchen?

Is there a sofa in your bedroom?

I’m not frightened of death. I just don’t want to be there when it happens.

WoodyAllen, American film director

1 VOCABULARY prepositions of place

2 GRAMMAR there was/ there were

Complete the sentences with these words.

a Complete the text. Use was, were, wasn’t, or weren’t.

over	in	between	on	in front of
in	behind	next to	under	opposite

I went on holiday to Greece last month. I stayed in a really nice hotel — there ‘ jvere_ two swimming pools in the garden! There 2

a small beach in front of the hotel. There 3

any cars on

the road, but there 4

some buses, and a lot of tourists.

There 5

a restaurant in the hotel, but there 6

some very nice restaurants in the town. There 7

a waiter

called Manolis — he was very friendly. There 8

a big

window, so I could see the sea. In the evening, when there

any people on the beach, it was very beautiful.

There’s a big table

the room.

There’s a small table

the door.

There’s a black dog

the table.

A cat is sitting

the fireplace.

There’s a ghost sitting

the woman.

Another ghost is standing

the

woman.

There are some glasses

the

cupboard.

There are some plates

the table.

There’s a picture

the fireplace.

10 There’s a sofa

the two armchairs.

b Complete the dialogue.

ADid you have a nice holiday in Greece?

BYes, it was great. The hotel was really nice.

A Was it? ‘ Was

there a swimming pool?

B Yes,2

two swimming pools.

A Two swimming pools! Wow! What about your room?

B 3

a big bed, but 4

television.5

a minibar, and a beautiful

sofa next to the window.

A 6

any other British tourists?

B No, 7

But 8

some

Italians and some Germans.

A 9

a restaurant in the hotel?

B No, io

But ii

some

nice restaurants in the town, near the beach.

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1 Complete each space with one word.
Lucy: What time (a) your sister finish school? Jack: She (b) school at half past four.
Lucy: (c) you finish at the same time?
Jack: No,(d)
Lucy: What do you (e) when you get home? Jack: I do my homework and then I go and play basketball,
Lucy: (0) do you play basketball?
Jack: Because I love it!
Lucy: (g) your sister like basketball?
Jack: No! She (h) basketball!
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Part I. USE OF ENGLISH

Task 1. Complete each space with one of the words or phrases from the box.

a. even though b. in spite of c. because of d. because

e. despite f. however g. whereas h. therefore

1. Golf is an expensive sport ___(1)___ swimming is not.

2. ___(2)___ dogs make the streets dirty, they do provide company for lots of people.

3. ___(3)__ the fact that she was wearing a seat belt, she was still injured in the crash.

4. The ticket inspector fined them £50 ____(4)____ they didn’t have a ticket.

5. He drove very badly. ____(5)_____ he didn’t pass his driving test.

6. The buildings are dirty ____(6)____ the smoke from the factory chimneys.

7. ____(7)____ her hard work, she still failed the exam.

8. They were near the scene of the crime. ____(8)____ this doesn’t necessarily mean they are guilty.

Answers: 1_____ 2 _____ 3 _____ 4_____ 5_____ 6_____ 7_____ 8_____

Task 2. Use the words given in capitals at the end of each line to form a word that fits in the space in the same line. There is an example at the beginning (0).

Ice-cream Headaches

One thing an (0) advertisement for ice-cream never tells you is that

there is a strong (9) ……….. that it will give you a headache.

Studies carried out (10)……….. show that a third of people

experience pain or (11) ………. just after eating or drinking

cold things. It is at its most (12) ……….. about a minute later,

(13)………. lasting 15 seconds or so. The centre of the pain is

(14)………… on which part of the palate, the top of the mouth,

the ice-cream touches. You may also experience (15) ………. . The

remedy is (16) ………. simple: if you are eating anything very

cold, (17)……….. there is no contact with the back of the palate.

In spite of this slight drawback, (18) ……… of ice-cream continue

to increase every year.

ADVERTISE

POSSIBLE

RECENT

COMFORT

PAIN

USUAL

DEPEND

TOOTH

FAIR

SURE

SELL

Answers: 9.___________________ 10.___________________ 11._________________

12._______________ 13._______________ 14.________________ 15.______________

16._______________ 17._____________ 18._______________

Task 3. For Questions 19-33, read the text below and look carefully at each line. Some of the lines are correct, and some have a word which should not be there. If a line is correct, put a tick (√) at the end of the line. If a line has a word which should not be there, write the word at the end of the line. There are two examples at the beginning (0 and 00).

JUST LIKE THE REAL THING

It may look earthbound, but the simulator has sky-high virtual
reality at the flick of a button. You find by yourself seated inside

an exact copy of a plane cockpit. All the controls and switches can

be operated just so as they would be if you were flying a real plane.

You can feel it every movement of the aircraft. If the simulator

is asked to create dangerous weather conditions, everything shakes

dramatically and you are more glad you were shown how to fasten

the safety harness before taking off. If too rain is required, your

windscreen is soon too far wet to see out of. You hear life-like

sounds inside and outside the simulator and you accept without

question the fact that computers will create instant day or night for

you. Even real-life pilots regularly use to these simulators for

retraining. Every emergency such exercise can be practised in

complete safety but the fear on the pilots’ their faces is real enough!

The experience is not very intended to be a sort of computerized

show. It is there to provide some training for those with who have

already flown up a light aeroplane and are thinking about becoming

pilots with larger commercial airlines.

√

Answers: 19. _____ 20. _____ 21._____ 22._____ 23._____ 24._____ 25._____ 26._____

27. _____ 28. _____ 29._____ 30._____ 31._____ 32._____ 33._____

Part II. READING

Task 4. Read the text and the sentences below. Write true (T), false (F), or don’t know (?).

Hello, and welcome to Safe in our hands, the programme that protects you, the consumer.

In March this year, Mr Kinner of Bolsover bought a new hi-fi system for £600 from Sound International. He paid the shop a £100 cash deposit, and signed a document to say he would pay £50 a month for the next ten months. He understood that after this the hi-fi system would be fully paid for. But at the end of the ten months, Mr Kinner received a new bill for £42.16 — the ‘unpaid interest for the ten-month period’. He was away on business at the time, so his wife paid the bill. When Mr Kinner returned, he was very angry, and immediately contacted us. We phoned the manager of Sound International, and three days later, Mr Kinner received a cheque for £42.16, and a free Walkman personal stereo.

34. Mr Kinner thought he wouldn’t have to pay any interest.

35. Mr Kinner paid the deposit by credit card.

36. Mr Kinner thought the total cost of the hi-fi was £600.

37. Mr Kinner often buys hi-fi equipment.

38. Mr Kinner had an overdraft at the bank.

39. The shop said that Mr Kinner was still in debt after ten months.

40. Mrs Kinner paid Sound International £42.16.

41. The shop paid Mr Kinner back the money it owed him.

42. The shop lent Mr Kinner a personal stereo.

43. The programme Safe in our hands helps shops which are having problems with customers.

Answers:

34	35	36	37	38	39	40	41	42	43

Task 5. Read the story and put the sentences in the correct order, from 44 to 55 .

When I looked out of the window, this man was standing next to a car, his two hands on the roof. At first I thought he was talking to somebody in the car, but then I saw that there was nobody inside. It had been raining hard, but all he had on was a pair of very wet flared trousers, and a red shirt, ripped a little on one sleeve. His face was now very red, the same colour as his shirt. It had just started to rain again when I noticed that he was also wearing a tie, and that one end of it was caught in the door of the car!

A I looked out of the window.

B The man’s tie was hanging over the car door.

C It rained hard.

D It started to rain again.

E The man put his car keys in his jacket.

F The man got out of the car without his jacket.

G The man closed the car door.

H I saw that the man’s tie was trapped in the car door.

I I thought the man was talking to someone.

J I realized the man wasn’t talking to someone.

K The man got very wet.

L The man couldn’t move.

Answers:

44	45	46	47	48	49	50	51	52	53	54	55

Task 6. Read and answer the questions.

56. The most important river in England?

57. The swiftest flowing river?

58. The national musical instrument of the Scots?

59. The national dress of the Scots?

60. It was named after the sugar millionaire.

61. At what age did Madam Tussaud die?

62. The permanent seat of the British Parliament?

63. The masterpiece of Christopher Wren?

64. The official name of the Houses of Parliament?

65. What signifies that the British Parliament is in session?

66. Entertainment district of London?

67. This famous building is often compared with the Mausoleum because a lot
of people were buried there?

68. The Royal Opera House is situated there?

69. What are lanterns made out of at Halloween?

70. The English writer whose most famous novel is ‘Robinson Crusoe’?

71. Two popular gentlemen associated with Baker Street?

72. The chairman in the House of Commons?

73. The seat of the Lord-Chancellor?

74. The national emblem of Scotland?

75. Why don’t the black ravens leave the Tower of London?

Answers: 56. __________ 57. _______________ 58.________________ 59.______________

60. _________________ 61. __________________ 62.________________ 63.______________

64. ________________ 65. ___________________ 66.________________ 67.______________

68. ________________ 69. ___________________ 70.________________ 71.______________

72. ________________ 73. ___________________ 74.________________ 75.______________

PART III. WRITING

Task 7. You were asked to write a short article for the school newspaper on one of the topics below. You discussed the problem in your class.

1. Students should wear a school uniform.

2. P.E. (physical education) should be voluntary.

Write an essay under the title “Dos and Don’ts” to attract attention of young people to the problems of the topic you’ve chosen.

You should write 250 — 300 words. Use the space provided.

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