ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTU
1
FILEEXERCISEANSWEREXERCISEANSWER
2
1A1b1name2aam
3
1A1b2Sorry?2ais
4
1A1b3number2aare
5
1A1b4Ok2ais
6
1A1b5Hi3cair, pu, e, ra, tel, se, sa, te, pas, in, bas, sand
7
1A1b6Hello3dfood: pasta, salad, sandwich
8
1A1b7meet3dtechnology: computer, internet, email
9
1A1b8My3dSports: karate, tennis, basketball
10
1A1b9mum3dplaces: airport, hotel, Museum
11
1A1b10you5anine, 3 20, twelve, monday's, sexteen, tuesday thursday
12
1A1b11Thank5b3, 1, 5, 6, 4, 2
13
1A1b12Fine
14
1A1cHi
15
1A1cI'm
16
1A1cfine
17
1A1cThanks
18
1A1cBye
19
1B1Australia, The Czech Republic, Poland, Turkey, Scotland.3b1I'm not; I'm; are; I'm
20
1B2The USA, China, Russia, England, Japan3b2are; I'm; Is; isn't; is; is
21
1B3Spain, Hungary, Italy, Mexico3b3are; Are; aren't
22
1B4Japanese, Argentinian, Swiss, Brazilian6b1a, 2b, 3a, 4b, 5a, 6b, 7b
23
1B5a German, b British, c American, d French
24
1B6c Turkish, b Chinese, d Russian, a Irish (Gaelic)
25
1C1a4, 6, 7, 9, 1, 3, 8, 5, 23aDARLY, BEZERRA, BRAZIL, RIO, 20, 350, 22011010, 55 219160733, 076213784511
26
1C2ceiK3b1 first, 2 What's, 3 Have, 4 from, 5 How, 6 What's, 7 What's, 8 email, 9 phone number.
27
1C2ci:B, C, D, T, V4a1 you, I; 2 your, My
28
1C2ceM, N, S
29
1C2ceoO
30
1C2cu:U, W
31
1C2D1E, 2J, 3Q, 4C, 5B, 6M, 7V, 8Y
32
PRACTICAL ENGLISH1a3, 6, 1, 5, 4, 22aT, T, F, F, T, F
33
PRACTICAL ENGLISH3a1. ZIELINSKY; 2. 3063bSpell; please; key; lift
34
PRACTICAL ENGLISH4a1 F; 2T; 3F; 4F:5T;6F4e1J; 2J; 3W;4R; 5R; 6J: 7J
35
PRACTICAL ENGLISH4fSI, SI, SI
36
2A1aTales of the Unexpected, Matilda, Charlie and the Chocolate Factory1bTrue: a table, a lamp, a pencils, a photos, a phone, a piece of paper. False: a computer, a chair, a window, a printer
37
2A2aan umbrella, umbrellas, a watch, a diary3b1 classes, 4 boxes, 5 pieces, 7 pages
38
2A5a1. It's a credit car. 2. They're headphones. 3. It's a lamp. 4. They're photos.5b1. This and these: Esto ó estos. 2. This and that: Esto ó aquello. 3. These an those: Estos ó aquellos.
39
2B1aIt's red, white and blue.1bblack, yellow, grey, pink, orange, brown, green
40
2B1dred, yellow and red.2a1 American Airlines, 2 New York, 3 Have a nice day!, 4 fast food, 5 The White House, 6 a high school, 7 blue jeans, 8 yellow taxis
41
2B3bFish: Big, rich: tree: easy, cheap; cat: bad, black; car: fat, far; clock: hot, wrong; horse: short, small; bull: full, good; boot: blue, new
42
2C1a1 worried, 2 happy, 3 thirsty, 4 hot, 5 angry, 6 hungry, 7 tired, 8 stress, 9 cold, 10 sad, 11 bored2a1E; 2A; 3C; 4B; 5D
43
2C2bturn right: gire a la derecha; slow down: aminore; Don't worry: no te preocupes; Be careful: Ten cuidado; Turn the air conditioning on: enciende el aire acondicionado; Open your window: abre tu ventana: Let's stop at that service station: Paremos en la estación de servicios; Give me my iPod: Dame mi iPod; Be quiet!: ¡cállate!; Don't park here: No aparques aquí; Come on. Let's go.: Vámonos. Vamos. 2cHotel is full. Posible fine (multa)
44
2C3a.=Park here; - Don't turn right.; Let's stop at that service station. Come on. Let's go.3d2.Don't smoke here; 3. Don't eat or drink here; 4 Turn off your mobile; 5 Don't take photos; 6 Don't go in here; 7 Cross the road now; 8 Be careful; 9 Don't listen to music here.
45
2C4a1. Turn on the radio. 2. Let's eat in this Café; 3. Stand up, please; 4. Let's open the window; 5. Look at this photos; 6 Don't open the door.
46
1&2 Revise and CheckGRAMMAR1.c What's; 2a She's; 3c is she; 4b aren't; 5a I am; 6b Her; 7c Our; 8a watches;9b an umbrella; 10b women; 11c these; 12a difficult exercises; 13c Be; 14b don't eat; 15a Let'sVOCABULARYa1 from; 2 to; 3 in; 4 at; 5 off
47
1&2 Revise and CheckVOCABULARYb1 Read; 2 Work; 3 Stand; 4 Open; 5 AnswerVOCABULARYc1 file; 2 Chinese; 3 France; 4 Ireland; 5 sixteen; 6 Italy; 7 purse; 8 school; 9 wallet; 10 happy
48
1&2 Revise and CheckVOCABULARYd1 bad; 2 cheap; 3 clean; 4 short; 5 fullPRONUNCIATIONa1 A; 2 day; 3 files; 4 Good; 5 dangerous
49
1&2 Revise and CheckPRONUNCIATIONb1 dress; 2 I; 3 pen; 4 news; 5 teenCAN YOU UNDERSTANT THIS TEXT?bspeak=conversar; for example=por ejemplo; meaning=significado; money=dinero; end in=final; similar= similar, parecido; accents= acento; vice versa=viceversa
50
1&2 Revise and CheckCAN YOU UNDERSTANT THIS TEXT?c1 F; 2 F; 3 T; 4 F; 5 T; 6 FCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE?1 c; 2 a; 3 b; 4c; 5 a
51
1&2 Revise and CheckCAN YOU SAY THIS IN ENGLISH?Aquí te pregunta si sabes hacer todos los puntos que te marcan. Si hay alguno que no supieras, vuelves a revisar. El video está en iTutor, primero verlo sin subtitulos 2 veces, para ver que has entendido, y después con subtitulos.
52
3A1a1 read; 2 listen; 3 have; 4 go; 5 work1cplay the guitar; drink mineral water; listen to music; wear glasses; have children; eat fast food; go to the cinema; want a new car; do exercise
53
3A2a1 British people drink tea at 5:00=FALSE; 2 It rains a lot=TRUE; 3 British people like animals=TRUE; 4 The food in Britain isn't very good=FALSE, It's not true.2b1Porque estan en 3ª persona del singular, en presente simple.
54
3A2b2change-changes; cook-cooks; make-makes; have-has; go-goes; watch-watches2b3It doesn't rain. He doesn't drink a tea. He cooks every night. He has a dog.
55
3A3dI live in a flat; I wear glasses; I do exercise; I don't speak German; I don't read a newspaper; I don't study economics3eEva is from Spain; She wants a new car; She listens to music; She doesn't live in flat; She doesn't have children; She doesn't study economics.
56
3A4a3 a cash machine; 6 a cup of coffee; 2 a zebra crossing; 4 a driver; 5 a chemist; 1 a cyclist; 6 a waiter; 2 a pedestrian4b1 F, 2 F, 3 T, 4 F, 5 F, 6 F, 7 T
57
3BVOCABULARY1a1 Teacher; 2 Actor; 3 Waiter; 4 Taxi driver; 5 ReceptionistLISTENING2aW: Not in a office, in the evening, with other people, not have special qualifications, no speak foreing languages, not drive, not make things, wear a uniform or special clothes, earn a lot of money.; T: Outside, inside, at the weekend, Not with computers, travel, wear a uniform or special clothes, earn a lot of money.
58
3BLISTENING2bX: In a office, have special qualifications, speak foreign languages, drive, make things; Yes: with other people; D: in the evening.LISTENING2cA footballer; a model
59
3BGRAMMAR3a1 Do/do; 2 Do/don't; 3 Does/doesn't; 4 Does/doesPRONUNCIATION4b1 tired; 2 here; 3 sure; 4 worry
60
3BSPEAKING5ause, read, eat, do, watch, listen, do, do, go
61
3BREADING6a1 Sarah, 2 Marie, 3 JonREADING6btie: cobarta; Skirt: falda; Get dressed: Vestirse; trousers: pantalones; nylon top: camiseta; jacket: chaqueta; shirt and tie: camisa y cobarta; comfortable: confortable
62
3BREADING6c1 Marie, 2 Jon, 3 Sarah
63
3CLISTENING1aYes, I doLISTENING1b1 He Lives in South London; 2 He's a teacher; 3 He films like Science-fiction
64
3CLISTENING1cmeet, at, drink, like, live, live, do, like, like, love, likeLISTENING1dMe too: yo también; Really?: ¿de verdad?; How interesting: ¡Qué interesante!; What about you?: ¿y tú?
65
3CLISTENING1eNoLISTENING1f1 F, 2 F, 3 T, 4 F
66
3CLISTENING1gdepend of personGRAMMAR2a1 Do you want a drink?; 2 Where do you live in South London?; 3 What kind of film do you like?
67
3CVOCABULARY3b2. How; 3 How many; 4 Which; 5 When; 6 What kind; 7 Where; 8 Who; 9 Why
68
PRACTICAL ENGLISH2b1 T, 2 F, 3 T, 4 T, 5 F, 6 T3b1 Rob has a large latte and Jenny has a double expresso; 2 Jenny doesn't want anything, but Rob has a brownie and a croissant; 3 It's 12,45.
69
PRACTICAL ENGLISH3c1. help; 2 Single; 3 Regular; 4 here; 8 change4a1 She's an administrator; 2 She has family in Poland; 3 She lives in Manhattan; 4 Yes, She has family in Brooklyn; He offers her tea, coffe or water.; 6. It's a twelve o'clock.
70
4AGRAMMAR1a2 actor, 2 musicians, 3 sports players, 2 others (say wath), 3 royalty, 3 Tv stars/presenters, 1 politiciansGRAMMAR1C1 b, 2 a, 3b, 4a, 5b
71
4AGRAMMAR1f2 It's Jack Nicholson's; 3 It's Lionel Messi's; 4 It's Carla Bruni's; 5 It's Justin Bieber'sVOCABULARY2b2 My uncle; 3 My niece; 4 My cousin; 5 My brother in law; 6 My nephew
72
4APRONUNCIATION3cUp /ʌ/ come, London, money, one; Phone /əʊ/ don't, go, home, no; Clock /ɒ/ doctor, job, model, Scotland, strong; Boot /uː/ do, who, whoseLISTENING&SPEAKING41. Her boyfriend, Alex, is 26. He is a policeman. He likes his job and he is good-looking.=Su novio, Alex, tiene 26 años. Es policia. A él le gusta su trabajo y es guapo.; Her father is 55 and looks young.=Su padre tiene 55 años y parece joven.; Gloria is her step-mother. She is nice. She's a hairdresser.=Gloria es su madrastra. Es maja. Es peluquera.; Natalie is Isabel's brother's girlfriend. She thinks she is intelligent, but she isn't!=Natalie es la novia del hermano de Isabel. Se cree inteligente, pero no lo es!
73
4BVOCABULARY1a1 get up=levantarse; 2 have a shower=ducharse; 3 get dressed=vestirse; 4 have a coffee=tomar un café; 5 have breakfast=desayunar; 6 go to work/school=ir al trabajo/a la escuelaVOCABULARY1bFirst, I get up. Then I have a shower, then I have breakfast. After that, I get dressed and I go to work. Finally, I have a coffee at work.
74
4BPRONUNCIATION2a1 He wakes up at eight o'clock. 2. She works in an office; 3 She has a coffee at eleven o'clock; 4 He has a lot of homework; 5 She has an interesting dayREADING&LISTENING3aTired
75
4BREADING&LISTENING3bown=propio; busy=ocupado; also=también; everyone=todos, todo el mundo; I don't enjoy it= no lo disfruto; after=después de; for a couple of hours=durante un par de horas; go back=volver; everything=todo; ready=listo, preparado.READING&LISTENING3d8:00; five; six; 13:00; 50; 3; 5; 17:30; Wednesday; Thursday; Basketball; homework; eleven; 23:30
76
4BGRAMMAR4a1 at, 2 in, 3 at, 4 On toSPEAKING&WRITING5aWhat time do you get up?; What do you have breakfast in the morning?; How do you go to work or school? What time do you start work or school? Do you have a long lunch break? How long?; What time do you finish work or school? What do you do after work or school? What relax do in the evening? When do you do English homework? What time do you go to bed? How do you feel at the end of the day?
77
4CVOCABULARY1a2 hour; 3 hour; 4 day; 5 week; 6 month; 7 yearGRAMMAR2b1 before a main verb; 2 at the end of a phrase or sentence
78
4CPRONUNCIATION3bhourREADING&SPEAKING4aThey aren't in a hurry. They hardly ever eat meat; The drink a little alcohol. They work outside; They often see friends.
79
4CREADING&SPEAKING4b1 Ecuador; 2 Japan; 3 Ecuador; 4 Italy y Japan.READING&SPEAKING4cfields=campo; Thirdly=tercera; also=también; leg=pierna; Shepherd=pastor; meals=comida
80
3&4GRAMMAR1b, 2a, 3c, 4a, 5b, 6c, 7b, 8a, 9b, 10c, 11c, 12b, 13b, 14a, 15cVOCABULARYa1 On, 2 at in, 3 up, 4 to
81
3&4VOCABULARYb1 get 2 take 3 have 4 do 5 go 6 day 7 listen 8 watch 9 read 10 wearVOCABULARYc1 niece 2 husband 3 factory 4 early 5 once
82
3&4VOCABULARYd1 Where 2 What 3 Who 4 How many 5 WhyPRONUNCIATIONa1 here 2 nurse 3 home 4 think 5 lives
83
3&4PRONUNCIATIONb1 cause 2 den 3 ployed 4 lice 5 grandCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXTa1 lives 2 works 3 earns 4 travels 5 drives 6 thiks 7 does 8 knows 9 drinks 10 eats 11 has 12 has 13 spends
84
3&4CAN YOU UNDERSTAND THIS TEXTcon hold=en esperaCAN YOU UNDERSTAND THESE PEOPLE?1a 2c 3a 4c 5a
85
5AVOCABULARY1do exercise, play the guitar, listen to music, go to the gym, watch TV, have a coffeeGRAMMARa3a 5b 2c 4d
86
5AGRAMMARcGaryGRAMMARdVery happy
87
5AGRAMMARe1d, 2b, 3c, 4bPRONUNCIATIONb1.b 2.a 3.a 4.b 5.b 6.a
88
5A READINGbrecording contract: contrato discográfico; number 1=nº 1; single=sencillo; concerts = conciertos; audiences = audiencia, público; hits = éxitos
top ten = diez más importantes, más vendidos, más escuchados . . .; album = disco, album; copies = copias; version = versión.
READINGcOperación Triunfo, La voz, Rosa.
89
5BVOCABULARY&SPEAKING1abahcefdgVOCABULARY&SPEAKING1bhfc
90
5BVOCABULARY&SPEAKING1cadfGRAMMAR2b1 having; 2 Showting, happening, shouting, arguing; saying; 3 crying, doing, going, getting
91
5BGRAMMAR2C,= 're; ? Are; - aren'tGRAMMAR2dnow
92
5BGRAMMAR2f1 He's cooking; 2 They're playing football; 3 A man is having a shower and singin; 4 It's raining; 5 Somebody's eating spaguetty; 6 Somebody's making coffeePRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING3cB. p.107 1. Same as page 102; 2. The woman is reading a book. 3. The boy is playing the piano; 4 The couple is listening to the radio; 5 Same as page 102; 6 She's doing housework; 7 The child is studying; 8 The baby is sleeping; They are having a party in the garden
93
5BLISTENING4b1 make noise; 2 listen to loud music-play instrumental music; 3 shower-bath; 4 have a party; 5 move-picture; 6 Turn onLISTENING4cGood think, except of Saturdays. No (para ver lo el listening se encuentra en la pág. 118)
94
5CVOCABULARY&LISTENING1a1 It's London city; 2 Big Beng; 3 It's rainingVOCABULARY&LISTENING1d1F, 2 F, 3F, 4T, 5F (pueden ver el Listen en Pag. 119 3-10)
95
5CREADING&SPEAKING2a1SH, 2 HH SK, 3 HH, 4 SK, 5 SH HH, 6 SH, 7 SK, 8 SKREADING&SPEAKING2bice-skaiting rink: Pista de hielo: life-size: tamaño natural; fascinating exhibits: fascinante exposición; Parliament: parlamento; Heath: páramo
96
5CGRAMMAR3aBuckingham Palace, The House of Parliament, St Paul's Cathedral, Big BenGRAMMAR3bre going, 's flying, flies, 's starting, 's raining, rains, 're going, love, want, 's opening
97
5CGRAMMAR3cPresent Simple: To talk about what always or usually happens. Present Continuous: To talk about what is happening nowPRONUNCIATION4aTraFALgar, LONdon, OXford, CaTHEdral, LEICESter, BUckingham PAlace, HOUses PARliament, WESTminster Abbey, RIver, COvent GARden
98
PRACTICAL ENGLISHVOCABULARY1a4 Jacket, 1 Jeans, 2 shirt, 6 t-shirt, 7 skirt, 3 shoes, 8 sweater, 5 trousersMEETING IN THE STREET2b1 doble expresso, 2 Daniel, 3 twenty, 4 half, 5 shirt, 6 shop, 7 phone
99
PRACTICAL ENGLISHBUYING CLOTHES3a1 medium, 2 Yes, he does, 3 L 44,99BUYING CLOTHES3bhelp, size, meium, rooms, How
100
PRACTICAL ENGLISHJENNY'S ON THE PHONE4a1 T, 2 F, 3 T, 4 T, 5 F, 6 FJENNY'S ON THE PHONE4cJenny: It's so cool, Right now, Don't be silly, I Have to go, No way!; Eddie: Wait a minute, Have fun; Rob: What's wrong?