ANSWER KEY 5.

- He’s from England

She’s from Italy
She’s 30
UNIT 1
She’s an actress
1.-they – it – it – they
They are from China
he – it – they – it
They are 25
They are teachers
2.- he –you
they – she
6.- is – isn’t – is – is
it – they
is – isn’t – is – is – isn’t
she – they
are – aren’t – are – are
we – she
they – they
7- am are
he – it
is are
they – it
is are
are is
UNIT 2 are is
1.- he is
they are
8.- Respuesta libre
it is
she is
UNIT 3
they are
1.- these are – that is
he is
those are – this is
it is
those are – these are
he is

2.- I’m ____ UNIT 4

My name is ____ 1.- there are
I’m from ____ there are
My address is ____ are there
I’m ____ years old there aren’t
there isn’t
3.- am – ‘m there isn’t
are – ‘re
is – isn’t 2.- there is
are – ‘re there are
is – ‘s there isn’t
is – ‘s there aren’t
are – aren’t
am – ‘m not 3.- there is – it is
there are
4.- is he __? yes, he is it is
are they __? no, they aren’t. They are __ there is
is it __? no, it isn’t. It’s __ there are – they are
is she __? no, she isn’t. She’s __ there is – it is
are they __? Yes, they are
UNIT 5
1.- the – the UNIT 6
the – the 1.- sheep – policemen
the – the babies – strawberries
__ - __ children – sandwiches
the – the green leaves – mice
old ladies – photos
2.- the radios – lemons
the oxen – pens
__ tall women – watches
the knives – big feet
__ toys – nice books

3.- the - __ 2.- ducks – giraffes

an ostriches – deer
__ - __ - the parrots – calves
a – the swans – foxes
__ - an – a turkeys – mice
__ - the dolphins – hippos

4.- an a 3.- (-s) bicycles, houses, apples, balls,

an a radios, giraffes, parrots, boys, melons,
the __ armchairs
the __ (-es) buses, glasses, boxes, tomatoes,
a an dresses, torches, foxes, watches, dishes
the __ (-ies) cherries, babies, ferries, cities,
a __ ladies
an a (-ves) knives, leaves, wives, calves, wolves
an the (irregular) men, children, teeth, geese,
a an oxen, deer, women, sheep

5.- __ UNIT 7
the – the 1.- some – an – some – some – some
__ some – some – some – an – a
the an – some – some – some – some
the – the
2.- loaves of bread
6.- __ - __ - a – a – the - __ - the – a – a bars of chocolate
– the - __ glasses of milk
__ - a – an – the - __ - the – a pieces of cheese
slices of meat
7.- Hay un tal Sr. Brown esperándote glass of wine
¿Cómo de grande quiere la maleta? kilos of salmon
Se comía las uvas de 2 en 2 cartons of milk
Voy al cine 2 veces por semana bowl of soup
Como profesora, es muy buena
Tiene la boca pequeña 3.- a glass – glass, chocolate – a chocolate
Es de poco comer paper – a paper, an iron – iron, a chicken –
chicken
 somebody
UNIT 8 anything
1.- a lot of any
many nobody
a lot of some
much somewhere
much any
a lot of no
many something – anybody
many
much REPASO TEMAS 1 A 8
a lot of 1.- is
many am
much are
are – a
2.- much money is
a lot of friends is – the
much time are
many giraffes is – a
many suitcases isn’t
much rice are
a lot of shops
a lot of snow 2.- These are boys
these are girls
3.- very little these are chairs
a lot are these watches?
very little are these men?
few are those potatoes?
many those are apples
a few they aren’t eggs
many those people are ill
a little
a lot of 3.- a
very little the – the
much a
a few ----
----
4.- few little the
much many the
many a lot of a
little few the
much many the – the
few little ----
much many
little few 4.- much
much a lot of many
many much a lot of
much
5.- some many
a lot of
many 2.- have got a headache
a lot of hasn’t got a balcony
many have got four legs
a lot of has got a lot of pets
many have got toothache
hasn’t got her glasses
5.- a little have got sharp teeth
a few haven’t got enough money
a few
a little UNIT 10
a few 1.- An artist can paint pictures
a little A cat can’t fly
a few A monkey can climb trees
a little A leopard can run fast
a few A pilot can fly an aeroplane
A dog can’t talk
6.- some A fish can’t walk
any An elephant can’t fly
any A baker can make bread
some A hamster can’t ride a bicycle
some
any UNIT 11
some
1.- our
any
your
any
mine
any
hers
their
7.- anybody/anyone
yours
nothing
my
anywhere
her
no one/somebody/nobody/someone
our – yours
anything
my – her
everywhere/somewhere
no one/nobody
2.- his flat
nowhere
their honeymoon
something
your umbrella
everybody/everyone
my car
anybody/anyone
her handbag
everything
our parents
somewhere
his homework

UNIT 9 3.- This photo is yours

1.- She’s got blonde hair
Tony has got a red ball
He’s got seven goldfish
It’s a yellow kite
They’ve got a new car
It’s a big house
Phil has got a hat on his head
This isn’t my cousin’s record
Are these your socks?
Have you got my bag?
It’s a giraffe and its neck is long
4.- mine my - E > ING: dancing, writing, smoking
your yours CONSONANTE DOBLE + ING: swimming,
their theirs shopping, stopping, running
hers her
your yours 2.- is sitting
are playing
UNIT 12 is eating
1.- Helen’s eyes are reading
My father’s car is sleeping
The girls’ shoes is swimming
Peter’s am watching
Melanie’s house is writing
My cat’s name are singing
The leaves of the tree is making

2.- has 3.- is carrying

posesivo is repairing
posesivo is taking
is is running
is is sleeping
posesivo is packing
posesivo is making
is are playing
posesivo is typing
has
4.- We are looking …
3.- Linda’s I am playing…
James – Sarah’s George and Mary are…
Linda – Mike’s What are you doing?
James’ You aren’t…
Linda – James’ He is…
Paul’s
5.- Is the train coming?
4.- Mine my Why is the dog barking?
The tail of the dog dog’s tail He is not talking on the phone
womens’ women’s They are packing their suitcases
your yours She is not watching TV
Mike’s Mike Where are your friends staying?
their theirs I am learning to play golf at the moment
hers her Are you going to the shops?
Rita Rita’s
Kates’ Kate’s 6.- 1-c, 2-f, 3-a, 4-d, 5-e, 6-b
The house’s windows The windows of the
house UNIT 14
1.- work – goes – arrive – set – tidy –
UNIT 13 comes – prepares – opens – eat – closes –
1.- ING: walking, studying, laughing, go
playing, looking, sleeping
-IE > Y + ING: lying, dying 2.- does
cats lives live
doesn’t are needing need
stops
do English people
open UNIT 15
your holiday start
1.- goes lives passes
play
plays stands teaches
that café
tries washes dies
say
2.- calling flying holding
3.- Ann lives in Birminghan
making playing sitting
Do you speak Chinese?
stopping dying working
Sarah doesn’t like classical music
I don’t like getting up early
3.- are watching
Do you want something to drink?
spends
Joe plays football on Saturdays
are you crying
Do you remember her phone number?
is studying
That clock doesn’t work
does Helen go
She often flies to Paris on business
don’t remember
It doesn’t rain much here in summer
are having – are making
Do elephants eat meat?
smells
Does he think he can sing?
is staying - wants
We need a new car
think

4.- is speaking
4.- do you know
do you go
belongs
is he having
is he
belongs
don’t think – is making – is getting
likes – has
are those people doing
am not watching
are cleaning – come – lets
don’t ride
Do you want
5.- a few
am trying
(very) few
is raining
(very) little
forgets
(very) little
a few
5.- doesn’t
a little – a few
are
(very) little
watch
are
6.- go
eat
knows
do
put
knows
any
6.- don’t doesn’t
much
is swimming swims
writes
does do
many
have am having
is sleeping
walk walks
anywhere
is liking likes
is rising rises
7.- nothing something what time
am going go how often
anywhere somewhere what
much many which
washes is washing how long
few little
little few 2.- what
clevers clever which
has have what
lion lions where
do does what
some any why
whose
8.- am not working who
is cooking where
is snowing when
aren’t listening who
is selling what
why
9.- ok who
is … meaning does… mean
‘m not wanting don’t want 3.- what time do you finish…?
ok Why…?
‘m thinking think How often do you play tennis?
‘m not understanding don’t understand Whose dress is it?
Which do you prefer?
10.- why are all those people looking at Does he…?
me? Have they…?
does the 7.15 train to London run on Are you…?
Saturdays? Do you…?
where are you and Ann having lunch What’s your address?
today? Are you single – married?
does that man in the dark coat at the
bus-stop work in your office? 4.- how much..? £ 24
how often…? once a month
UNIT 16 how old…? 14
1.- I always drink… how many…? only a few
Kate never goes… low long…? since 1990
my mother rarely watches… how long ago…? two years ago
Ben seldom eats…
Joanne doesn’t usually get… UNIT 18
They are often late… 1.- one fine day. a long time ago
a beautiful little girl
UNIT 17 in a red coat
1.- whose was walking through a dark forest
where with a big bag
when of wonderful apples
how to see her old grandmother
who under a tall green tree
she saw a big bad wolf faster
with long white teeth shorter
the most intelligent
2.- “good morning, little girl” said quieter
the big bad wolf the coldest
where are you going louder
with that heavy bag the biggest
on this fine day?
“I’m going to see my old grandmother” 7.- younger than
said the little girl the best
“she lives in a small house near the new the tastiest
supermarket” clever
slower than
3.- as much as the tallest – in
more – than loud
as well as expensive
as strong as the most intelligent – of
as healthy as
as fast as 8.- the tallest
as old as older
sharper than the best
as good as more expensive
farther – than the most boring
thin
4.- colder – coldest heavy
redder – reddest interesting
lazier – laziest cold
more famous – most famous faster
later – latest
slower – slowest 9.- cleverer clever
hungrier – hungriest from than
more dangerous – most dangerous more most
safer – safest taller tall
wetter – wettest longest longer
dirtier – dirtiest more
more important – most important
better – best UNIT 19
finer – finest 1.- them
more interested – most interested I
She
5.- older me
the tallest she
the nicest us
the best He
more expensive I
more dangerous him
the most dangerous her
bigger
2.- them
6.- the most beautiful
it Don’t listen to them
it Don’t give the money to us
it Don’t open it
it Don’t look at them
them Don’t make a sandwich for him
him
it 3.- them they
you
3.- himself him give not don’t give
her herself I me
them themselves it them
yourself yourselves him he
himself him I me
opens open
4.- his let not her go let her not go
her
my 4.- eat that!
mine don’t tell me!
ours give it to me
its I was with him
theirs Let us go with them
me
her UNIT 21
myself 1.- watched
his cleaned
smoked
5.- his – they started finished
her – she – they happened
they – it’s – hers – their – his wanted
she’s – him – her – herself lived
them – they’re – I – they enjoyed
stayed
UNIT 20 rained
1.- Let’s play opened
wash played
Don’t wake died
Let’s have
Don’t be 2.- got – ate – paid – made
Don’t move gave – left – saw – went
Don’t break heard – found – bought – knew
Open stood – took – did – put
Turn on told – lost – thought – spoke
Close
3.- B
2.- Don’t give him the ball AB
Don’t look at her B
Don’t eat it B
Don’t tell her the news A
Don’t look at it A
B 6.- was shining – were singing – were
B waiting – opened – drove – turned –
started – was passing – ran – pulled
UNIT 22
1.- was playing cards UNIT 23
were dancing 1.- seen caught
was cooking supper cut read
was driving home worked arrived
wasn’t watching TV left made
fed given
2.- lived brought sung
was living swum taught
was having bought rung
watched drunk done
was watching gone eaten
worked
were studying 2.- for since
drove since for
walked for since
for since
3.- was walking – saw
was reading – jumped 3.- has opened
met – was travelling haven’t done
broke – was skiing has baked
was shopping – stole have you sent
was raining has watered
made have lost
was shopping have Fiona and Andrew moved
stopped hasn’t finished
said has knitted
were talking have forgotten
broke has the doctor taken
was working has written

4.- the train stopped at every station 4.- how long

when did my letter arrive? just
the doctor didn’t remember my name ever
what did all those people want? never
did all your brother send birthday cards? yet
the baby ate some toothpaste… for
the teacher didn’t answer my question since

5.- told – were playing 5.- have spoken

went – was raining haven’t eaten
read has she forgotten
did you watch have made
walked – were talking haven’t shut
was swimming has Alan worked
haven’t heard
hasn’t learnt/learned
have broken 3.- had – named – has bought – has given –
have remembered moved – took – took – didn’t catch – has
has stopped redecorated – has painted – has bought
haven’t seen
4.- work
6.- have the Sunday newspapers arrived? said
have all those people gone home? have finished
has the secretary from your father’s am working
office telephoned? don’t
where has the family in the flat upstairs brushes
gone? got
why have all the students in Mr. Carter’s have spent
class given him presents? isn’t
belongs
7.- 1 c
2 f 5.- have
3 a be
4 d ever
5 h not
6 b already
7 e never
8 g
6.- have you ever seen
8.- he has eaten too much saw
she has broken her arm did you touch
they have lost their way were
she was won a prize did you go
he has caught a fish bought
he has fallen down did you buy
he has had an accident have you finished
he has lost all his money finished
have you typed
UNIT 24 have already typed
1.- I visited them have you ever been
he finished it went
I read it did you stay
she moved house stayed

2.- didn’t go 7.- has been a singer

have you ever flown have not visited
have just emptied ago did you visit
went became a doctor
did you eat
have you worn UNIT 25
drank TIME
has visited 1.- at
did you come on
did you go at
on at
in in
-- in
in at
at at
on on
in on
on on
on on
on in
--
at 2.- at
-- under
in in front of
-- behind
-- among
-- beside
on near
at on
at in
-- next to
at between
at at
at
in 3.- at, in front of, on, between, on, under,
-- near, in, next to
in
at MOVEMENT
at 1.- onto
in round
at in from to
in through
in over
at in on up
in down
in into
on
at 2.- across
on into
on through
at on out of
on on
-- onto
in across
at on onto
-- into
by
PLACE
1.- in 3.- onto, along, to, out of, up, down, into,
in through, over
 ‘m having
UNIT 26 ‘ll take off
1.- ‘ll help is flying
‘ll lend ‘s going to be
‘ll go won’t let
‘ll take ‘m going
‘ll show ‘ll snow
‘ll order
2.- will rain
2.- won’t goes
will have seen
will will catch
won’t am having
will hasn’t visited
will wash
won’t baked
will am going to look
will is cleaning
will
3.- ‘m having – am staying – have seen –
1.- are going to sleep went – were – went – tasted – are going to
he is going to post it visit (are visiting) – ‘ll like
she’s going to take a taxi
she’s going to the hairdresser’s 4.- being
she’s going to have a party not
he’s going to study all day never
going
2.- am going to buy has
are you going to tidy
isn’t going to play 5.- is going to
are going to visit will see
is Denise going to appear I’ll go
isn’t going to sing I’ll tell
am not going to walk am seeing
are you going to help is going to
is going to cook I’ll
I’m going to
3.- I’m going to I’ll take
I’ll
I’ll UNIT 27
I’m going to 1.- cans can
I’ll V
I’ll don’t
to
1.- Jack is arriving at 4.00 must had to
I’m flying to Glasgow tomorrow V
We’re spending next week in Ireland V
mustn’t needn’t
1.- is going to
2.- can been raining
must broken
shouldn’t told
must not been driving
should read
needn’t been waiting
have to been playing
played
3.- I can swim
You must phone Martin 3.- wrote
Ann might be here this evening written
You needn’t wait began
People shouldn’t watch TV all the time broken
Shall I open a window? come
drunk
4.- must ate
may fell
can forgotten
couldn’t given
will knew
will taken
shouldn’t
ought to 4.- have bought
shall went
shall have – been standing
ought to have changed – didn’t like
needn’t have found – did – find
mustn’t has already lost
lost
5.- can – must – haven’t been able to – has – spoken
may – might – won’t have to – should – has been snowing
should – could have finished
studied
6.- 1-c 2-f 3-e 4-b 5-a 6-d have passed
have - known
UNIT 28 have – written
1.- It’s been raining since Sunday waited
Mary has been painting the house for 4 has just gone
days haven’t tried
We have been driving for 4 hours has been eating
Ann has been working at Smith’s since
January 5.- have known – have been – ago – came –
Joe has been building boats for 20 years has been doing – have opened – have just
We have been waiting for the bus since asked – hasn’t decided – has never lived –
8.30 bought – talked
Prices have been going up since last year
UNIT 29
2.- been learning 1.- had forgotten
bought had – gone
hadn’t paid
had worked UNIT 30
hadn’t rained 1.- posted
had happened weren’t paid
had seen speaks
hadn’t got isn’t pronounced
had they been will be built
had paid is being cleaned
hadn’t done have been invited
had done
hadn’t finished 2.- was written
had gone is made
hadn’t worked were killed
had – left will be done
is spoken
2.- didn’t recognise – had cut
understood – had got 3.- the song was sung by the pop star
didn’t play – had hurt Dinner hasn’t been made by the chef
had looked – started A dinosaur egg has been found by an
had never travelled – went explorer
arrived – had already closed The baby will be looked after by Mrs.
didn’t have – had paid Gates
He won’t be taken home after the party
3.- has had The front door was left open
rings rang The window wasn’t broken by Jenny
eat eaten The computer is being used
he sold he had sold He was taught to drive by his brother
leave left English is spoken by many people
had taken took He has already been told to go on a diet
by the doctor
4.- didn’t tell – had got A new book is being written by the
went – had – been author
got – had eaten
met – had been 4.- has have
started – remembered – hadn’t closed being
found – had – opened woman seen woman was seen
told – had – bought tell told
did – speak – didn’t – had already left – cars stole cars were stolen
phoned is has
did – have – didn’t – had already had – will visit will be visited
went
did – buy – didn’t – had already sold – 5.- lives – is taken – is driven – goes – are
returned carried – buys – needs – has been invited
did – invite – did – had already made – will be held – is looking forward
did – meet – didn’t – found out – had gone
6.- the new sofa will not be delivered on
5.- had gone – had worked – decided – Friday
slept – got dressed – ran – had stolen – The secretary was given some letters to
decided – arrived – had already left – type by the boss
walked – had already gone
Peter was sent a birthday card by Sally had remembered – would have sent
The mouse is not being chased by the cat hadn’t been – would have gone
Is oil produced in Spain? wouldn’t have broken – had been
Was he bitten by a dog? would have got – hadn’t taken
A new song has not been recorded by had done – wouldn’t have shouted
Edward would have passed – had studied
Australia was discovered by Captain Cook had closed – wouldn’t have run away
Paul was being chased by a dog would have lost – hadn’t picked
The party is going to be organised by had saved – would have been able
Simon
He was stung by a bee 4.- will help
This delicious turkey was cooked by Fiona cleaned
These books was published by an will come
international company would understand
The soldier was killed by a bomb leave
My homework will be finished tomorrow would sell
Hamlet was written by Shakespeare in hadn’t drunk – would have slept
1601 had had – would have gone
The first TV was built by JL Baird in would have gone – hadn’t met
1924 had looked
The film was watched by us last weekend were
The letters have been typed by her would have had
Janet’s grandparents are visited by her would give
every week leave
hadn’t met
UNIT 31 would have been
1.- have had
does phones
need would get
will – be
saves 5.- V
rains I’ll - I
will – give V
won’t let would eat – ate wasn’t – wouldn’t be
pay I – I’ll
arrives don’t
have played – play
2.- were – would study V
had – would go V
would buy – had would have – had has seen – would have
didn’t cost – would buy seen
would lend – asked V
would open – had we’ll be – we are
would paint – had V
got – would go V
were – would never work don’t
would post – had would work – worked passed – would pass
V
3.- hadn’t been – wouldn’t have forgotten have been - be
UNIT 32
1.- she – her
he – his
they – their
his – him
he – his
he – me – his – him
2.- She said she couldn’t find her bag
She told us they had got married six
months before
He said he would go shopping the
following/next day
He said he had bought a new car the
week before
They said they weren’t doing anything
the following/next week
She told me she couldn’t go out that
night
He said he had forgotten to pay the bill
She told me they had brought me a
present
She told Peter she would phone him the
following/next day/the day after
He says he will paint the house
Rose said she had put the washing in the
washing-machine
He said a giraffe is bigger than a mouse
She said they hadn’t seen Tom for two
weeks
She says she hasn’t phoned her uncle
since last month
The student said birds can fly
She said he was studying for an exam
then
He said leaves fall from trees in autumn
They said they had visited the circus the
weekend before/the previous weekend
Tony said she had dropped the vase on
the floor
She said he had taken the money to the
bank that morning
The teacher said the Earth moves round
the sun
She asked George when he would call her
She asked if I could play the piano
He asked who was there
She asked Jonathan if he liked fish
Mother asked what I had done that day
Jim asked if I had gone to work the
previous day/the day before
He asked how I had got there
She asked if I had seen her blue jacket
anywhere
He asked if I would take him to work the
following/next day/the day after
She asked where I had been
She asked if they would visit us in the
summer
UNIT 33
1.- 1-A
2-C
3-D
4-E
5-B
2.- She is the girl who brings the bread
Talk to the girl I told you yesterday
Those students whose notebooks are not
complete will get bad marks
A good sandwich is what I’m thinking
about
Only cars which are specially designed
can participate in the Dakar Rally
Let’s go to a little place where we can
have a cup of coffee
There is something I want to tell you
3.- That’s the building where I work
That’s the girl who spoke to me
yesterday
The hotel that (which) we stayed in was
very expensive
That’s the dog whose owner is French
The car which (that) was stolen was a
BMW
That’s the boy whose mother works in
the post office
What’s the name of the book that
(which) you want me to read?
The man who died of a heart attack
smoked forty cigarettes a day
The businessman who (that) I saw last
night was very rich
4.- X
whose
who annoyed
X boring
which interested
who exhausted
who excited
X amusing
who interesting
which
X 4.- seriously
whose serious
X selfishly
whose terribly
who sudden
X colourfully
colourful
5.- 0 badly
whose badly
who safe
0 angrily
0
which 5.- inexperienced
0 unpleasant
0 impossible
whose disorganized
whose inseparable
dishonest
UNIT 34 inefficient
1.- imposible impersonal
unhappy impolite
impatient unexpected
dishonest
unknown 6.- misplaced
unusual refinished
disagree prewashed
reapplied
2.- dangerous rearranged
helpful unlocked
teacher readmitted
interesting misbehaved
cooked rebuild
friendly predated
appearance
enjoyable 7.- under-stood
apple-sauce
3.- surprising news-paper
bored water-fall
confusing cow-boy
disgusting shoe-lace
interested over-coat
black-berry
body-guard eating
oat-meal to go
to play
8.- 1-c, 2-j, 3-f, 4-d, 5-a, 6-e, 7-h, 8-i, 9- to take out
b, 10-g to find
smoking
to have – drinking
UNIT 35
lending
1.- seeing
to get
not to hear
using
running
to give
to do
to hear
not to write
to think
to go
to go
to see
meeting – having
not to stay
to drink
playing
opening
being able
to learn – to buy
hitting
2.- playing
becoming
saying
getting
having

3.- using
to lend
to sell – to buy
to phone
living – eating
smoking – drinking
to go
not taking
driving
looking
to see – to speak
going – spending

4.- to correct
to do
to do
to talk
stealing
to have
to dance
pushing
smoking – drinking – having
to tell
to phone
to live