Word book pre intermediate

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third edition

Christina Latham-Koenig Clive Oxenden

Paul Seligson

with Jane Hudson

ENGLISH FILEPre-intermediate Workbook Key Booklet

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1A

1 GRAMMARa 2 Do you have any brothers or sisters?

3 What university do you go to? 4 What languages can you speak? 5 Where did you study English before? 6 What kind of music do you listen to? 7 How often do you do exercise? 8 Where did you go last weekend?

b 2 did you do last night 3 TV programmes does your girlfriend watch 4 is your birthday 5 are you from 6 did your friends go on holiday last year 7 do you read 8 were you angry yesterday

2 VOCABULARYa 2 d 3 i 4 g 5 e 6 h 7 b 8 a 9 f 10 c

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 P 3 R 4 M 5 B 6 K 7 I

c 2 programme 3 thirteen 4 thirty 5 university 6 weekend 7 magazine 8 sister 9 language 10 address

4 SPELLING AND NUMBERSa 2 seventeen, eighteen

3 eighty, ninety 4 one hundred, one hundred and one 5 eight hundred, nine hundred 6 four hundred and fifty, five hundred 7 five thousand, seven thousand 8 thirty thousand, forty thousand

b 2 exercise 3 breakfast 4 family 5 cinema 6 thousand 7 teacher 8 university 9 weekend 10 important

5 LISTENINGa Because some friends are waiting for him. /

Because Sandra’s boyfriend arrives.

b 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 F

1B1 GRAMMARa 2 It doesn’t rain a lot here

3 We don’t live in a flat 4 I don’t play tennis 5 He doesn’t have a beard 6 They don’t go to the gym 7 She doesn’t write a blog

b 2 Does 3 do 4 Does 5 do 6 Does 7 Does

c 2 earns 3 study 4 want 5 lives 6 share 7 have 8 doesn’t come 9 doesn’t like 10 prefer 11 don’t see 12 get on

2 VOCABULARYa 2 bald 3 straight, curly

4 beard, moustache 5 fat, slim 6 thin, overweight 7 red, medium height

b 2 d 3 e 4 a 5 b 6 f

c 2 extrovert 3 mean 4 unfriendly 5 lazy 6 unkind 7 funny 8 intelligent

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 1 watches 2 lives 3 likes 4 starts

5 leaves 6 cooks

c 2 extrovert 3 unfriendly 4 generous 5 moustache 6 serious 7 curly 8 quiet 9 overweight

4 READINGb 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T

5 LISTENINGa three

c 1 E 2 A, F 3 B, D

1C

1 VOCABULARYa Down: 2 leggings 3 trousers 4 shirt

6 tracksuit 7 cap Across: 3 trainers 5 belt 8 coat

9 dress 10 tie

b 2 on the left 3 in front of 4 next to 5 behind 6 between

2 GRAMMAR a 2 are relaxing 3 are walking 4 is lying

5 is relaxing 6 are sitting 7 are they doing 8 are waiting 9 are watching 10 is playing

b 2 drives 3 are sleeping 4 ’s raining 5 drinks 6 like 7 works 8 wears 9 ’re studying 10 live

3 PRONUNCIATIONa /ə/: fashion, sandals, sweater, trainers,

trousers /ɜː/: shirt, skirt, T-shirt, third, world

4 LISTENINGa David Hockney used his iPhone and iPad to

draw them.b 1 In Paris.

2 The sunrise. 3 He sends them to his friends. 4 30 January. 5 Five euros.

Practical English Hotel Problems

1 CALLING RECEPTION 2 There’s a problem with the shower.

3 I’ll send somebody up right away. 4 I’m sorry to bother you again. 5 I have a problem with the Wi-Fi. 6 I’ll put you through to IT.

2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 good view 3 looking forward

4 must be 5 By the way

3 READINGa 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F

2A1 VOCABULARYa 2 for, walk 3 book 4 abroad

5 hire 6 out 7 stay 8 sightseeing 9 sunbathe 10 away

b 2 sunny 3 crowded 4 delicious 5 unhelpful 6 basic 7 friendly 8 lovely 9 cloudy 10 disgusting

2 GRAMMARa Regular: arrived, asked, invited, rented,

stayed, sunbathed Irregular: bought, could, chose, ate, felt, said

b 2 They didn’t buy 3 The people weren’t 4 I didn’t sunbathe 5 We didn’t hire 6 He didn’t spend 7 Our room wasn’t

c 2 wanted 3 booked 4 took 5 arrived 6 went 7 asked 8 looked 9 couldn’t 10 went

d 2 did they want 3 did they book 4 did they arrive 5 did the woman at the desk 6 did they go

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 wanted 3 booked 4 invited

c 1 caught, saw 2 rang, sat 3 drove, wrote 4 said, went 5 gave, made

4 LISTENING a 2 c 3 d 5 e 4

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2B

1 GRAMMARa 2 was snowing 3 weren’t driving

4 was he doing 5 were you crying 6 was sitting 7 were living 8 wasn’t working

b 2 He fell off his bike when he was cycling home 3 The children were playing video games when the visitors arrived 4 We were having a barbecue when it started to rain 5 I was finishing my report when my computer crashed

c 2 were having 3 got 4 was speaking 5 noticed 6 was sitting 7 decided 8 went 9 said 10 stopped 11 was passing 12 took 13 came 14 was smiling 15 looked 16 was laughing

2 VOCABULARYa 2 in 3 on, in, at, on 4 on 5 on

6 at, in, at 7 in, on 8 At, in, in

b 2 on, in 3 on, in, on 4 in, on 5 at 6 on, on 7 at, in 8 at, at

4 LISTENINGa Yes.

b 2 b 3 c 4 a 5 a

2C1 GRAMMARa 2 Next day 3 when 4 Suddenly

5 Two minutes later 6 After that

b 1b so 1c Although 2a Although 2b so 2c because 3a but 3b Although 3c because

c 1 so I didn’t have any breakfast 2 but I had a great holiday in Egypt 3 although I don’t really like him 4 so I called the police 5 although he has a lot of money 6 because she couldn’t find her wallet

2 VOCABULARYa 2g 3 f 4 b 5 h 6 a 7 e 8 c

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 1 awful, birthday, evening, perfect,

restaurant, second

2 again, although, because, invite

4 READINGa 2, 5, 1, 4, 3

5 LISTENING 1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 T

3A

1 GRAMMARa 2 ’m going to book

3 isn’t going to sleep 4 ’s, going to get 5 isn’t going to fly 6 ’re going to be 7 ’m not going to stay 8 Are, going to need

b 2 we aren’t going to go 3 We’re going to go 4 are you going to travel 5 We’re going to be 6 are you going to do 7 We’re going to stay 8 we’re going to rent 9 Is it going to be 10 it isn’t going to rain

2 VOCABULARY 2 lift 3 Departures 4 check-in 5 gate

6 passport control 7 Baggage Reclaim 8 trolley 9 Customs 10 Arrivals

4 READINGa three

b 2 T 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 F

5 LISTENINGa Dialogue 2 Check-in

Dialogue 3 Immigration Dialogue 4 Baggage reclaim Dialogue 5 Customs

c 1 a sandwich 2 B28 3 415 673 702 4 grey 5 some chocolate

3B

1 GRAMMARa 2 ’re driving 3 aren’t stopping 4 ’re getting

5 ’re going 6 aren’t taking 7 ’re stopping 8 ’re arriving 9 ’re picking 10 ’re catching

b 2 ✓ 3 it’s going to be 4 he’s going to get the job 5 aren’t going to miss 6 ✓ 7 ✓ 8 she’s going to have

2 VOCABULARY 2 in 3 about 4 for 5 on 6 to 7 at 8 of

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 I’d love to.

3 Are you free this weekend? 4 Sorry, no. I’m working on Saturday. 5 What about next weekend? What are you doing then? 6 Nothing. Next weekend is fine. 7 Great. Do you like walking?

8 I love it! 9 OK. Let’s go to Devon – the countryside is beautiful!

4 READINGa nine

b 2 B 3 P 4 B 5 V 6 P

5 LISTENINGa Italy and France

b 2 a student 3 a week 4 Venice 5 the Louvre 6 in hotels

3C

1 GRAMMARa 2 a 3 d 4 h 5 b 6 g 7 e 8 c

b 2 which 3 who 4 which 5 which 6 where 7 who 8 where 9 where 10 who

2 VOCABULARY 2 kind 3 similar 4 like 5 something

6 example 7 someone 8 somewhere

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 a quite, b quiet 3 a shoes, b socks

4 a sweet, b suit 5 a sightsee, b sunbathe 6 a weight, b height 7 a shirt, b shorts 8 a cloudy, b crowded

4 READINGa 2 fashionista 3 Chick lit 4 E-waste

5 sandwich generation 6 Agritourism 7 Netiquette 8 staycation

5 LISTENINGa three

b 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 F 7 F 8 T

Practical English Restaurant problems

1 VOCABULARY 2 menu 3 starter 4 main course

5 waiter / waitress 6 dessert 7 bill

2 AT THE RESTAURANT 2 Yes, please.

3 Can I get you something to start with? 4 No, thank you. Just a main course. I’d like the steak, please. 5 And how would you like your steak? Rare, medium or well done? 6 Rare, please. 7 Would you like that with fries or with a baked potato? 8 A baked potato, please. 9 OK. And to drink? 10 Water, please. 11 Still or sparkling?

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12 Still. 13 Here’s your steak, madam. 14 I’m sorry but I asked for my steak rare and this is well done.

3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 start with 2 any suggestions, be great

3 we have 4 a mistake, my day 5 to go

4 READINGa 2 5 p.m.–7 p.m. 3 $12.95 4 214 E.9th St

5 Restaurants in the Theatre District 6 $30–$45 7 At lunchtime 7 Scandinavian food

4A

1 VOCABULARYa 2 make 3 tidy 4 lay 5 clean 6 take out

7 do 8 put away

b 2 make 3 make 4 do 5 do 6 make 7 do 8 make

2 GRAMMARa 2 Have you made any plans for the

weekend yet 3 We haven’t finished lunch yet 4 Daniel has already tidied his room 5 I’ve already done the ironing 6 Have you been to the supermarket yet 7 I haven’t cleaned the bathroom yet 8 Edward has already taken out the rubbish

b 2 ’s just fallen 3 ’ve just won 4 ’ve just cleaned 5 ’s just laid 6 ’ve just missed

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 young 3 year 4 yellow 5 uniform

6 jacket 7 teenager 8 bridge 9 jumper 10 enjoy

4 READINGa 2

b 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 F 7 T

5 LISTENINGa Speaker 3

b Speaker 2 E, Speaker 3 A, Speaker 4 D, Speaker 5 C

4B

1 VOCABULARYa 2 changing rooms 3 checkout 4 receipt

5 suit 6 size 7 fit 8 take, back 9 shop assistants

b Down: 2 item 5 auction 7 website

Across: 3 basket 4 payment 6 checkout 8 delivery

2 GRAMMARa 2 I haven’t brought my credit card

3 Has Anna gone / been shopping 4 Has your sister ever worked as a model 5 You haven’t worn your new shirt 6 Have I ever told you about my holiday in Greece 7 The shopping centre’s never been so crowded 8 I’ve never used eBay

b 2 A Have you ever sold, B have, A did you sell, B didn’t want 3 A Have you ever worn, B haven’t 4 A Have you ever lost, B have, left 5 A Have you ever had, B have, didn’t have, couldn’t

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 proceed 3 clothes 4 card

4 LISTENINGa A shopping centre

b 2 £1.45 billion 3 Two department stores, one supermarket, and 300 smaller shops 4 70 5 10,000 6 By car, bus, train, and by the underground 7 Some trousers 8 Because there were too many people in the changing rooms to try them on

4C

1 GRAMMARa 2 anything 3 anywhere 4 anywhere

5 anyone 6 something 7 nobody 8 somewhere 9 somebody

b 2 T 3 T 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F

2 VOCABULARY 2 relaxing 3 boring 4 depressed

5 interested 6 exciting 7 depressing 8 relaxed 9 bored 10 excited

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 1 anything, dress, friendly, sweater, website

2 coat, don’t, goes, home, photos 3 funny, gloves, lunch, something, nothing

4 READINGa 2 Tidy your wardrobe

3 Listen to some podcasts 4 Play board games 5 Bake a loaf of bread 6 Learn how to juggle 7 Meet your neighbours 8 Organize your shelves 9 Take some photos 10 Start a blog

5 LISTENINGa Speaker 1 went camping in the Lake District.

Speaker 2 stayed in a hotel in Paris.

Speaker 3 went to a local museum. Speaker 4’s brother and wife came to stay.

b 1 Speaker 3 2 Speaker 4 3 Speaker 2 4 Speaker 3 6 Speaker 4 8 Speaker 2

5A

1 GRAMMARa 2 worse 3 more slowly 4 hotter

5 harder 6 further 7 better 8 healthier 9 more dangerous 10 busier

b 2 as stylish as her shoes 3 as big as my boss’s 4 play as well as Spain 5 drive as carefully as me 6 as expensive as laptops 7 look as relaxed as Harry 8 as dirty as his shirt

2 VOCABULARY 2 spend 3 on 4 waste 5 save 6 in

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 centre 3 parents 4 ago 5 children

6 patient 7 problem 8 communication 9 traditional 10 around 11 seconds 12 better

b 2 cen tre 3 par e nts 4 a go 5 childr e n 6 pati e nt 7 probl e m 8 c o mmunica tio n 9 tr a dit io nal 10 a round 11 sec o nds 12 bett er

4 READINGb 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 F 6 F

5 LISTENINGa 1 Speaker 3

2 Speaker 5 3 Speaker 2 5 Speaker 4

b Happiest: Speakers 4 + 5 Least happy: Speaker 2

5B

1 GRAMMARa 2 wettest 3 furthest 4 worst 5 ugliest

6 safest 7 most exciting 8 friendliestb 2 the most interesting 3 most expensive

4 best 5 busiest

c 2 That’s the fastest car I’ve ever driven 3 It’s the most beautiful building we’ve ever seen 4 That’s the healthiest meal he’s ever eaten 5 It’s the best photograph you’ve ever taken 6 This is the most exciting sport I’ve ever done 7 That’s the worst flight we’ve ever had 8 This is the most interesting city I’ve ever visited

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2 VOCABULARYa 2 coast 3 west 4 population 5 famous

b 2 polluted 3 safe 4 noisy 5 boring 6 crowded

c 2 town hall 3 castle 4 statue

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 crowded 3 dangerous 4 exciting

5 frightening 6 generous 7 interesting 8 polluted 9 romantic

4 LISTENINGa 1, 2, 4, 6

b 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F

5C

1 VOCABULARYa 2 illness 3 skin 4 faces 5 bones

6 prevent 7 brain

2 GRAMMARa 2 a few 3 many 4 much 5 a little

6 enough 7 many 8 A little 9 a lot of 10 a few

b 2 tall enough 3 too much 4 enough time 5 too much 6 too many 7 enough exercise 8 sleep enough

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 1 much, none 2 few, food, too

3 diet, like, quite 4 any, healthy, many

4 READINGa potatoes

b 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 F 6 F 7 T

5 LISTENINGa Alice is 35. Her body age is 31.

b 2 no 3 any 4 a lot of 5 positive 6 a little 7 a few 8 enough

Practical English The wrong shoes

1 VOCABULARY 2 d 3 e 4 a 5 b

2 TAKING SOMETHING BACK TO A SHOP

2 bought 3 problem 4 afraid 5 size 6 small 7 medium 8 see 9 sorry 10 refund 11 changing rooms 12 receipt

3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 Oh, you know. Working! But it was OK.

3 Why don’t we go out for dinner? I could book a restaurant. 4 OK. For what time?

5 Eight o’clock? 6 Can we make it a bit earlier? Say, seven thirty? 7 OK. I’ll go and have a shower then. 8 Sure.

4 READINGa 2 Tiffany & Co 3 Ricky’s 4 Ricky’s

b 1 keyboard 2 pricey 3 accessories 4 engagement 5 huge 6 do-it-yourself

6A

1 GRAMMARa 2 won’t win 3 won’t remember

4 ’ll forget 5 won’t sell 6 ’ll miss

2 VOCABULARY 2 learn 3 ’ll pass 4 Pull 5 broken

6 borrow 7 lose 8 turn on 9 sent 10 found

4 READINGa 2 Gemini 3 Aries 4 Aquarius 5 Taurus

5 LISTENINGa Matt’s star sign is Capricorn and Amy’s star

sign is Virgo.

b 2 M 3 A 4 A 5 M 6 M 7 M

6B

1 GRAMMARa 2 Shall I lend you some money

3 I’ll have the chicken 4 Shall I take your coat 5 Shall I turn off the air conditioning? 6 I won’t be late

b 2 P 3 O 4 O 5 D 6 P

2 VOCABULARY 2 pay 3 come 4 take 5 give 6 send

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 decide , email, promise

3 practise, listen, repair

4 borrow, forget , agree

5 sunbathe, invite , complain

4 READINGa Paul learnt not to lend money to strangers.

b a 6 b 3 c 5 e 4 f 2 g 8 h 7

5 LISTENINGa They had problems with crime.

b Speaker 2 A Speaker 3 C Speaker 4 B Speaker 5 E

6C

1 GRAMMARa 2 do … go, read

3 will win, ’ll lose 4 were … doing, was watching 5 Have … dreamt, ’ve … had 6 are … doing, ’m reading 7 Did … sleep, woke up 8 are … leaving, going to go

b 2 have done 3 works 4 ’s studying 5 has … published 6 helped 7 chose 8 discovered 9 had 10 saw 11 were watching

2 VOCABULARY 2 with 3 for 4 at 5 to 6 in 7 of 8 from

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 now 3 borrow 4 down

4 LISTENINGa 2 You are falling. 3 You are lost.

4 You are flying. 5 You can’t escape.

b Dream 2 a Dream 3 d Dream 4 c Dream 5 b

7A

1 GRAMMARa 2 to see 3 not to finish 4 to find

5 not to tell 6 not to do 7 to rent

b 2 difficult to talk 3 easy to buy 4 important not to say 5 great to hear 6 fun to be

c 2 to study 3 to book 4 to make 5 to get 6 to take

d 2 when to call 3 how many to buy 4 where to go 5 what to study 6 how much to take

2 VOCABULARY 2 offered 3 didn’t want 4 pretended

5 needed 6 promised 7 planned 8 forgot / didn’t remember 9 forgot / didn’t remember 10 tried 11 learned

4 READINGa The writer is generally positive about

mothers-in-law.

b 2 b 3 a 4 c

5 LISTENINGa no

b 2 J 3 D 4 D 5 J 6 D 7 D 8 J

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7B

1 GRAMMARa 2 playing 3 studying 4 writing

5 snowing 6 going 7 swimming 8 getting 9 listening 10 using, not driving

b 2 a 3 e 4 f 5 d 6 b

c 3 imagining 4 driving 5 listening 6 Staying 7 reading 8 getting up 9 taking 10 going 11 exercising 12 having 13 Turning 14 leaving

d 2 to use 3 buying 4 to carry 5 travelling 6 to read 7 to look for 8 to show 9 reading 10 looking 11 not to lose 12 to borrow 13 to lend 14 reading 15 to take 16 to charge

2 VOCABULARY 2 e 3 b 4 a 5 d 6 f

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 promise 3 surprise 4 engine

4 LISTENINGa one

b Speaker 2 D Speaker 3 A Speaker 4 E Speaker 5 B

7C

1 GRAMMARa 1 don’t have to, have to

2 Do … have to, have to, don’t have to 3 Do … have to, don’t have to, have to 4 Does … have to, doesn’t have to, has to

b 2 You must 3 You mustn’t 4 You mustn’t 5 You must 6 You mustn’t

c 2 mustn’t 3 mustn’t 4 don’t have to 5 mustn’t 6 don’t have to

2 VOCABULARY 2 quite difficult to understand

American films 3 new teacher speaks very fast 4 of those students are a bit unfriendly 5 English books is a really good idea 6 incredibly hard to learn Chinese

4 READINGa Students’ own answers.

b 2 Luis 3 Kiko 4 Josef 5 Gloria 6 Paolo

5 LISTENINGa On all Mac computers, iPhones, the iPod

touch and the iPad.

b 2 around 3,000 3 8,000 4 290,000 5 2006

Practical English At the pharmacy

1 VOCABULARY 2 cold 3 bad stomach 4 temperature

5 headache 6 cough

2 GOING TO A PHARMACY 2 well 3 symptoms 4 have 5 allergic

6 better 7 take 8 every 9 often 10 much

3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 1 lovely, glad 2 Can, for 3 should, sure

4 READING 2 C 3 A 4 I 5 H 6 G 7 F 8 B 9 D

8A

1 GRAMMARa 2 should, F 3 shouldn’t, E 4 shouldn’t, A

5 should, C 6 shouldn’t, D

b 2 shouldn’t drink 3 should go 4 should see 5 should tell 6 shouldn’t give 7 should call

c B 4 C 1 D 7 E 6 F 2 G 5

2 VOCABULARY 2 gets home 3 got lost 4 get fit

5 getting worse 6 got tickets 7 get on 8 got, text message 9 getting up 10 get, school

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 could 3 soup 4 book

4 LISTENINGa two

b Speaker 2 B Speaker 3 D Speaker 4 E Speaker 5 A

8B

1 GRAMMARa 2 e 3 a 4 f 5 b 6 d

b 2 see 3 use 4 won’t get 5 don’t take 6 doesn’t work 7 will be 8 isn’t

c 2 hang, ’ll bring, C 3 walk, ’ll have, F 4 throw, make, will come, A 5 ’s, catch, won’t be, G 6 break, ’ll have, B 7 see, runs, ’ll go, E

2 VOCABULARYa 2 lost, missed 3 tell, says

4 waiting, hope 5 watching, look at 6 known, met 7 borrow, lend 8 looking for, found 9 wearing, carrying 10 take, bring

4 LISTENINGa five

b 2 In May and June. 3 Extra nights in a hotel if you can’t fly home. 4 Things will only get worse. 5 Your family and friends at home. 6 What they will do if there is a natural disaster.

8C

1 GRAMMARa 2 yours

3 Whose laptop is that, his 4 Whose keys are those, hers 5 Whose car is that, ours 6 Whose coats are those, yours 7 Whose house is that, theirs

b 2 yours, ours 3 his, His 4 ours, theirs 5 Your, Mine, hers

2 VOCABULARY 2 quietly 3 seriously 4 lazily

5 dreamily 6 calmly

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 distance 3 dollar 4 advantage

5 enjoy 6 completely 7 remember 8 promise 9 suspicious

4 READINGa Students’ own answers.

b 2 G 3 D 4 H 5 J

5 LISTENINGa The experiment hoped to found out

if men and women cook differently. It wasn’t successful.

b 2 F 3 T 4 F 5 F 6 T

9A

1 GRAMMARa 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 b 6 d

b 2 would you do if you found a million euros 3 a phone if he could afford one 4 gave me caviar I wouldn’t eat it 5 would you say if you could talk to the president 6 look for a new job if I were you

c 2 saw, would scream 3 wouldn’t have, didn’t have 4 wasn’t, would get 5 lived, would learn 6 would … do, attacked

2 VOCABULARYa Across: 2 cow 6 jellyfish 7 whale

9 bear 10 snake Down: 3 spider 4 bee 5 sheep 8 horse

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9C

1 VOCABULARYa 2 d 3 b 4 f 5 e 6 h 7 g 8 a

2 GRAMMARa 2 sent 3 she met 4 They fell 5 they got

6 They had 7 They moved 8 they’ve lived 9 has just put 10 he’s been 11 have made

b 2 did … get, ’ve been 3 has … worked, finished 4 have … had, bought 5 did … meet, ’s known 6 have … lived, arrived

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 1 married, primary, secondary, separate

2 divorced, musician, retire, successful

4 READINGa A 7 B 2 C 6 D 3 E 5 G 4

b 2 did his mother buy 3 were 4 did John Lennon die 5 has Julian Lennon made 6 has Sean Lennon played

5 LISTENINGa They were both two years old.

b 2 F 3 T 4 T 5 T 6 T 7 T 8 F

Practical English Getting around

1 VOCABULARY 2 straight 3 round 4 exit 5 lights

6 take 7 left 8 right

2 ASKING HOW TO GET THERE 2 Could you say that again?

3 How many stops is that? 4 OK. And then? 5 Where is it? 6 OK. Thanks. See you later.

3 SOCIAL ENGLISH 2 said 3 don’t 4 stay 5 feel 6 long

7 think

4 READING 2 30–40 minutes 3 $14 4 $45

5 nothing 6 6.30 a.m. 7 $13

10A

1 VOCABULARYa 2 given 3 discovered 4 used 5 played

6 shown 7 called 8 invented 9 opened 10 based

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 camel 3 chicken 4 crocodile 5 dolphin

6 elephant 7 giraffe 8 jellyfish 9 lion 10 monkey 11 mosquito 12 rabbit 13 spider 14 tiger

4 READINGa Students’ own answers.

b 2

5 LISTENINGa By pressing his fingers into the shark’s eye.

b 1 Australia 2 Fishing 3 His head, shoulders, and one of his arms. 4 Metal 5 His son 6 By helicopter 7 He had deep cuts all over his body and a broken nose. 8 Over three metres long

9B

1 VOCABULARYa 2 claustrophobia d 3 arachnophobia a

4 glossophobia e 5 acrophobia c

b 2 scared 3 fear 4 terrified 5 afraid 6 phobia

2 GRAMMARa 2 since 3 since 4 for 5 for

6 since 7 for 8 since

b 2 since 3 since 4 for 5 since 6 Since 7 for 8 since 9 since

c 2 How long has … played 3 How long has … lived 4 How long has … had 5 When did … hear

d 2 ✗ How long 3 ✓ 4 ✗ since February 5 ✗ have you had 6 ✗ for eight years 7 ✓ 8 ✓

4 LISTENINGa a fear of dogs

b 2 c 3 a 4 c

2 GRAMMARa 2 The film The Iron Lady is based on the

life of Margaret Thatcher 3 Mobile phones weren’t invented by Apple 4 Lead isn’t used in petrol nowadays 5 Low-cost flights are sold online 6 The Petronus Towers were designed by an Argentinian architect 7 Avatar wasn’t directed by Steven Spielberg 8 Minis aren’t made by a British company any more

b 2 Contact lenses were invented by a Czech chemist 3 Where are olives grown 4 The VW Beetle was designed in the 1930s 5 Diamonds are found in many different colours 6 When were vitamins discovered 7 Spanish is spoken in Spain and many parts of South America 8 Where were the Lord of the Rings films made

c 2 are worn by people of all ages 3 weren’t invented by Microsoft 4 the heating controlled by a computer 5 was written by Stieg Larsson 6 aren’t used by people very much today 7 wasn’t painted by Picasso 8 all the Harry Potter films directed by the same person

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 checked 3 wanted 4 rained 5 decided

4 LISTENINGa 2 c 3 a

b 2 in Percy Spencer’s pocket, not on the table. 3 German, not American 4 glass and paper, not water and air. 5 the man’s wife’s hand, not his hand 6 potato chips, not crisps 7 a chef, not a waiter 8 ‘Saratoga chips’, not ‘Saratoga potatoes’

10B

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

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

2 GRAMMARa 2 I didn’t use to behave

3 We used to wear 4 Did Alex use to have 5 didn’t use to study 6 used to be 7 didn’t use to play 8 Did your teachers use to give

b 2 He used to go 3 We didn’t use to understand 4 Did you use to 5 School used to 6 Did your friends used to help

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4 READINGa 2 What’s the most important lesson

you learned at school? 3 Did you ever behave badly? 4 What subjects were you good at? 5 What did you want to do when you left school? 6 Did you have a favourite teacher?

b 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 T 7 T 8 F

5 LISTENINGa Amy was good at languages at school, but

Tony wasn’t.

b 2 studied it at university 3 some numbers 4 too uncomfortable 5 German 6 make younger pupils learn languages

10C

1 GRAMMARa 2 might go 3 might have 4 might take

5 might rain 6 might invite 7 might make 8 might eat

b 2 might not get 3 might have 4 might not come 5 might not be 6 might miss 7 might go 8 might fail

2 VOCABULARYa 3 decision 4 die 5 education 6 elect

7 imagination 8 inform 9 invitation 10 live 11 option 12 organize 13 succeed

b 2 decision 3 invite 4 Success 5 inform 6 decided 7 imagine 8 life

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 ✓ 3 ✗ 4 ✗ 5 ✗ 6 ✓ 7 ✗ 8 ✓

4 READINGa To discover if a good night’s sleep helps when

you have to make an important decision.

b 2 at different times 3 some time later 4 Some 5 four 6 different 7 lost 8 REM sleep

5 LISTENINGa two

b Speaker 2 D Speaker 3 A Speaker 4 E Speaker 5 B

11A

1 VOCABULARYa 2 track 3 match point, serve 4 bunker

5 lap 6 penalty 7 corner

b 1 into 2 round 3 into 4 out of 5 towards 6 past 7 to, into

c Across: 4 down 5 up 7 towards 8 across

Down: 1 out of 2 round 3 into 6 past 7 through 8 along

2 GRAMMARa 2 kicked, under 3 went through

4 threw, into 5 ran across 6 hit, over

b 2 out of 3 to 4 into 5 along 6 under 7 past 8 through 9 along 10 towards 11 across

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 volleyball 3 motor racing 4 skiing

5 windsurfing 6 cycling 7 basketball 8 rugby 9 athletics

4 LISTENINGa cards, tennis, football, board games,

basketball

b 2 Speaker 5 3 Speaker 1 4 Speaker 4 5 Speaker 3

11B

1 VOCABULARYa 2 over 3 after 4 off 5 in 6 on

b 2 throw away 3 turn up 4 look up 5 look forward to 6 get on with 7 go out 8 try on 9 take back 10 give up

2 GRAMMARa 2 pay it back 3 look for them 4 ✓

5 looks after my kids 6 ✓

b 2 She’ll give them back on Friday 3 Are you looking forward to it 4 I called her back when I got home 5 We don’t get on with them 6 Shall we turn it on

4 READINGa 2 get up 3 go out 4 take off 5 put on

6 give up 7 turn on 8 write down

b 1 ✓ 2 ✗ 3 ✗ 4 ✗ 5 ✗ 6 ✗ 7 ✓ 8 ✗ 9 ✓ 10 ✓

5 LISTENINGa positive

b 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 T

11C

1 GRAMMARa 2 Neither was I 3 So do I 4 So would I

5 So am I 6 Neither have I

b 2 So did I 3 Neither have I 4 So was I 5 Neither am I 6 Neither can I 7 So would I 8 Neither do I

2 VOCABULARY 2 as 3 like 4 both 5 so 6 neither

7 identical

3 PRONUNCIATIONc 2 similar 3 coincidence 4 amazing

5 discover 6 everywhere 7 personality 8 definitely

4 READINGa 1

b 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T 6 F

5 LISTENINGa 2 a 3 b

b 2 KB 3 OT 4 KB 5 RR 6 OT

Practical English Time to go home

1 ON THE PHONEa 2 sorry, wrong

3 line, busy, leave, message, call, back 4 put

2 SOCIAL ENGLISHa 2 great news 3 go first 4 later

5 Never better

3 READINGa 2

b 2 f 3 i 4 e 5 d 6 b 7 m 8 g 9 j 10 k 11 a 12 l 13 h

English File Third Edition Pre-intermediate Workbook answer key © Oxford University Press 9

12A

1 GRAMMARa 2 hadn’t closed 3 had started

4 hadn’t f lown 5 had read 6 hadn’t heard

b 2 Had they eaten sushi before 3 Had he won a medal before 4 Had they made a cake before 5 Had she run a marathon before 6 Had you been there before

c 2 had done the ironing, he put the clothes away 3 they had watched the news, they turned off the TV 4 I had read the book, I gave it back 5 had tried on the top, she went to the checkout 6 we had had dinner, we did the washing up

d 2 opened 3 had broken 4 had already left 5 hadn’t stolen 6 hadn’t lost 7 had seen 8 had left 9 had put

2 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 We’d lost it. 3 You’d seen her.

4 It’d been a terrible day. 5 I hadn’t sent it. 6 She hadn’t done it. 7 They hadn’t told me.

3 VOCABULARYa 2 put 3 belonged 4 left 5 gone on

6 got out of 7 had 8 realized 9 was 10 got on

4 LISTENINGa A 2 B 1 C 4 D 3

b 2 30 hours (not 13) 3 Zambia (not Kenya) 4 swum to safety (not walked) 5 cooking (not washing up) 6 too small (not big) 7 living room (not kitchen). 8 Mrs Dodd’s husband (not Mrs Dodd)

12B

1 GRAMMARa 2 didn’t like her parents

3 was getting divorced 4 ’d been to the police station 5 hadn’t met his girlfriend 6 ’d seen James with another woman 7 couldn’t cook 8 wouldn’t tell anyone 9 ’d speak to her tomorrow / the next day 10 ’d got a lot of work to do

b 2 I want a cup of coffee 3 We haven’t seen the new neighbours yet 4 I don’t want to go to the cinema 5 We’ll go to the party 6 My computer has just broken 7 The city is very old 8 We’ll visit you

2 VOCABULARYa 2 told 3 told 4 said 5 told 6 said 7 said

8 told 9 said 10 said

b 2 told 3 told 4 said 5 told 6 said 7 said 8 said 9 told 10 told

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 married 3 letter 4 middle 5 hurry

6 different 7 sorry 8 summer 9 message 10 happy

4 LISTENINGa Jess gossips, but Alan doesn’t.

b 2 F 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 T 7 T 8 F

12C1 GRAMMARa 2 a 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 a 8 b

b b 4 c 5 d 1 e 6 f 8 g 2 h 7

c 2 did Spain win 3 did REM stay 4 plays 5 did Amy Winehouse die 6 do polar bears live 7 roads join 8 produces the most bananas

2 VOCABULARYa 2 overweight – It isn’t used to describe

personality. 3 tracksuit – It isn’t an item of jewellery. 4 a phone call – It doesn’t use the verb ‘do’. 5 exciting – It isn’t a negative word. 6 town hall – It isn’t somewhere you can do shopping. 7 finish – It isn’t a verb that can be followed by ‘to’. 8 get up – It isn’t a use of ‘get’ which means ‘become’. 9 bat – It isn’t an insect.

b 2 on 3 back 4 out 5 to 6 forward 7 into / across 8 in 9 on 10 up

c 2 stay 3 fall 4 make 5 do 6 lend 7 spend 8 get 9 earn 10 find

3 PRONUNCIATIONa 2 school 3 hope 4 turn 5 bald

6 towel 7 thin 8 horse 9 word 10 wear 11 fear 12 city 13 chemist’s 14 forget

4 READINGa 2 G 3 J 4 C 5 H 6 D 7 F 8 A

9 I 10 B

5 LISTENINGa 1 mind 2 Sport 3 Call 4 Millionaire

5 Pop

b Speaker 2 C Speaker 3 D Speaker 4 B Speaker 5 A

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