PHOTOCOPIABLE

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Vocabulary p2
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1
s e r i
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o u s
2
t a l k a t i v e
3
p r e t t y
4
c l e v e r
5
h a r d w o r k i n g
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r e l i a b l e
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i m p a t i e n t
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m e d i u m h e i g h t
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c h e e r f u l
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u n t i d y
2 2 plain 3 bald 4 handsome 5 quiet
6 friendly 7 nice 8 cheerful 9 selsh
10 ugly
3
Personality Appearance
arrogant plain
quiet bald
friendly handsome
nice ugly
cheerful
selsh
4 1 well-built 2 thin 3 bald 4 selsh
5 arrogant 6 funny 7 bossy
Reading p3
1 A Rosie B Bella
2 1 dislike 2 have fair skin 3 the same
4 disagree 5 doesnt like them
3 1 sibling 2 identical 3 auburn (hair)
4 freckles 5 queasy 6 weird
7 cheeky 8 polite
4 1 One feels ill when the other is sick. They
nish each others sentences.
2 One behaves better than the other. They
dress dierently.
5 Students own answers
Grammar in context p4
1 present simple
present continuous
2 1 f 2 c 3 b 4 e 5 a 6 d 7 g
3 1 My sister doesnt normally get up early.
2 Tom rarely nishes all his homework.
3 Our teachers are always telling us what to
do.
4 We occasionally go to school by bus.
5 My brother and I often play computer
games together.
6 We sometimes spend our holidays in
France.
7 My bossy friend is always telling me what
to do.
4 Students own answers
1 Identity match
5 Theyre looking They look
is often choosing often chooses
is preferring prefers
are nding nd
is sometimes not knowing sometimes
doesnt know
is pretending pretends
is speaking speaks
Developing vocabulary p5
1 1 fat 2 slim 3 bright/clever
4 attractive 5 cheerful 6 elderly
2
Man Woman Object
beautiful beautiful
handsome pretty pretty
attractive attractive attractive
good-looking good-looking
3 1 c 2 f 3 a 4 g 5 b 6 d 7 e
4 a 3 cheeky b 2 strange/weird
c 1 annoying/irritating d 4 queasy/sick
5 Students own answers
Click onto British manners p6
1 1 a 2 a 3 a
Word booster
1 b 2 e 3 a 4 c 5 d 6 f
3 1 F They were not allowed to talk with food
in their mouths.
2 F Most British people dont hesitate to
object to queue-jumping.
3 F The British apologise in supermarkets
too.
4 F There are some rules about mobile phone
use on a train.
4 Students own answers
Grammar in context p7
1 a continuous b states c actions d feeling
e senses
2
feeling thinking of the
senses
possession
hate believe appear belong
like know feel have
love mean hear own
need remember look
prefer think see
want understand seem
smell
sound
3 1 have got 2 dont like, shout
3 m talking 4 Does he know 5 I speak
6 looks 7 Do you prefer 8 Im wearing
4 1 sounds 2 feel 3 seems 4 smells
5 hear 6 look 7 tastes
5 1 look 2 looks 3 looks as if/looks like
4 looks like 5 look 6 looks like
6 1 d the chocolate cake tasted
really delicious and I ate it all.
2 e Her dressing gown felt
soft and warm when she put it on.
3 b The coee smelt
better than it tasted.
4 f The spider looked
frightening but it wasnt dangerous.
5 a These shoes feel
wet but theyre all Ive got.
6 c Your music sounds
great. What is it?
7 is looking looks
is sounding sounds
is hearing hears
s always seeming always seems
8 Students own answers
Developing speaking p8
1 Suggested answers
1 What are your names?
2 How old are you?
3 Where are you from?
4 Do you speak any other languages?
5 What are your hobbies?
2 Students own answers
3 1 b 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 b
4 Suggested answers
1 I can see two young people, a girl and a
boy.
2 They are in a library. I think they might
be studying because the boy has a lot of
books and the girl has a laptop.
3 The girl is very pretty, she has dark curly
hair and dark skin. She is smiling. The boy
looks bored.
4 I imagine they might be students.
5 Students own answers
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1 Katie is excited because she has new
neighbours.
2 a 5 b 3 c 1 d 4 e 2
3 new glad friendly nice sweet long
dark identical prettier good-looking
tall dark handsome full
4 1 rather 2 extremely 3 absolutely
4 quite 5 really 6 very
5 Students own answers
6 Students own answers