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Developing speaking p61
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1 £17.50 2 Pizza, garlic bread and milkshake
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/ /: bottle, chocolate, coffee, orange /u /: juice, food, too, you
DESCRIBING PICTURES p61
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1 in an expensive restaurant 2 a waiter, a man and a woman 3 They are sitting at a table and they are looking at a menu. 4 It’s in the morning because breakfast is on the menu. 5 English breakfast (bacon, eggs and sausages and maybe beans) or continental breakfast (bread and cheese)
6 the small breakfast with a cup of coffee
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Developing writing p62
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The tense should be present continuous and not present simple.
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Finishing: Best wishes, See you there, Cheers
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Revision: Units 1–6 
Grammar p63
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Countable: apple, banana, egg Uncountable: bread, butter, cheese, meat, rice, salt, sugar
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Vocabulary p63
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strawberries 2 chocolate |
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peas 5 pizza 6 carrots |
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Reading p64
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Listening p64
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Use of English p65
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Writing p65
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COMMON MISTAKES p65
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1What you did did you do on last weekend?
2The girl was seeing saw Mark while she walked was walking home from the cinema.
3I wasn’t not listening in class this morning.
4Went you Did you go to a restaurant?
5Oh no! That’s a shame.
6What were you read reading when I arrived?
7Next to, he moved to Norway.
8There isn’t many any/much milk in the fridge.
9I’m sorry, I ’ve haven’t got any money. 10 There are a lot of students in the
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11Let me to know if can’t you you can’t come to the party.
12Do Would you like to order some chips with your meal?
13There are much a lot of students in my class.
14I can’t to swim fast like my brother.
Unit 7
Vocabulary p66
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p66
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Reading p67
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Grammar p68
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2He isn’t going to ride through France.
3He isn’t going to stay in expensive hotels.
4He’s going to camp or he’s going to find cheap hostels.
5He isn’t going to cycle when it’s very hot.
6He’s going to get a plane back from Morocco.
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2Are your parents going to see a film this weekend? No, they aren’t.
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3Are you going to go out with friends on Friday? Yes, I am.
4Is your best friend Emily going to talk to the teacher after school? No, she isn’t.
5Are your friends going to have something to eat soon? Yes, they are.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p68
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1Grace isn’t going to walk with rhinos.
2Grace is going to ride in a jeep.
3Grace is going to sleep in a hotel.
4Grace isn’t going to camp outside.
5Grace is going to eat in restaurants.
6Grace isn’t going to eat outside.
7Grace isn’t going to swim in a pool.
8Grace is going to swim in a lake.
Vocabulary and listening p69
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p69
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thunder |
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breeze |
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shower |
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Grammar in context p70
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won’t be |
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won’t eat |
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arranged plans
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p70 |
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Developing speaking p71
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1Are you doing anything on Saturday?
2Shall we go to London? 3 Why don’t we catch the train in the morning? 4 Let’s visit Jasmine when we’re there. 5 What about taking some sandwiches?
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Accepting suggestions: OK. Yes, sure. Yes, that’s fine.
Rejecting suggestions: Sorry, I’m busy.
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1Saturday morning
2Sports centre
3Let’s have a picnic
4Cinema
5What about lunch?
6river boat ride
DESCRIBING PICTURES p71
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1A zoo.
2A young boy looking at a monkey.
3Yes, it’s exciting to see a real monkey.
4Not really. Only a small place to play in, on its own.
5No, but I went to one on holiday.
6Yes, because soon there won’t be many monkeys in the wild.
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Developing writing p72
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Hi Maisy,
Good to from you hear hear from you. I’m looking forward to seeing you on Saturday. I know we’re meeting at 10 am, but where we are are we meeting? Are going we we going to go shopping? I go often often
go shopping on Saturdays. I want to buy some jeans new new jeans. Are you going to dinner have have dinner with us? We eat usually usually eat fish and chips on Saturdays. Let me know what you think! Later see you! See you later!
Annie
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Did your mum like the present?, Were the trains delayed because of the weather?, Shall we go to the cinema again?
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4, 3, 2
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Revision: Units 1–7 
Grammar p73
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won’t go 2 will be 3 will disappear |
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rain 2 will be 3 ’ll see |
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have to finish 4 Shall we go |
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Vocabulary p73
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eagle |
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island |
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alligator, lizard 2 bee, jellyfish |
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wolf, tiger 4 bear, snake |
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river, valley 2 field, flowers |
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grass, mountain |
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1 rainy 2 sunny 3 fog 4 icy 5 wind
Unit 8
Vocabulary p74
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confused 6 relaxed |
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worried |
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excited |
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intelligent |
2 hard-working 3 serious |
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responsible |
5 cheerful 6 kind |
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quiet 8 lazy |
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p74
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anger 2 relaxation |
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confusion 5 surprise |
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Reading p75
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Grammar in context p76
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p76
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1Susie is taller than Natalie.
2Susie is more cheerful than Natalie.
3Susie’s hair is longer than Natalie’s.
4Natalie is shorter than Susie.
5Natalie’s hair is darker than Susie´s.
6Natalie is more serious than Susie.
Vocabulary and listening p77
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hunger |
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Grammar in context p78
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a one syllable b one syllable ending in one vowel and one consonant
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p78
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I had the a serious talk with my parents last night. My exam results were badder worse than last time. They’re probably the worstest worst ever! Dad was angryer
angrier than he usually is and Mum was the same. Dad said having the a teenager in the house is the stressfullest most stressful thing he knows. I said, ‘Don’t worry, Dad, I can work more hard harder! Next year will to be the importantest most important year of my life and I’m going to get the most good best marks in my class. ’I couldn’t think of anything more intelligent than that to say. I suppose it was more good better than saying nothing.
Developing speaking p79
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1I think perhaps, Maybe, I think
2present continuous
3in the middle, On the left
4We can see, This is a picture of
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DESCRIBING PICTURES p79
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Developing writing p80
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In formal letters, we don’t usually use contractions. For example, we write I am interested not I’m interested in other people’s opinions.
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Revision: Units 1–8 
Grammar p81
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2good, the best 3 healthy, healthier
4 sadder, the saddest 5 boring, the most boring
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Vocabulary p81
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1 serious 2 interested
3 relaxed, happy 4 excited 5 worried
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1 pollution 2 Unemployment
3 crime and violence 4 piece
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10I eat everything. My favourite food is the pasta with the cheese.
11January is the most cold coldest month in my country.
12Dear Sir Mr Brown, I write am writing to ask you some questions.
13Maths is boringer more boring that than history for me.
Unit 9
Vocabulary p84
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Use of English p83
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Writing p83
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Wants to know: What are we going to do there? Mum says the weather will be good this weekend but is it colder up the mountain? Should I bring some extra clothes? What about food? Are we going
to have a picnic? Do I need to bring some sandwiches?
Students’ own answers
COMMON MISTAKES p83
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1Bye! I’m going I’ll see you later.
2I’m not going to watch TV this evening.
3What will do you and your sister you and your sister do at the weekend?
4We will’nt won’t stay on at a hotel on our holiday.
5What’s What about getting some fish and chips?
6Are you do doing anything on Saturday?
7The woman in on the right of the picture is look looks very happy.
8Why you don’t don’t you come to the party?
9Elena speaks more better English than I do.
VOCABULARY EXTENSION p84
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Reading p85
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Grammar in context p86
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2Has Sara ever climbed a mountain?
3Tom has never baked a cake.
4Have Tom and Sara ever met a famous person?
5Sara has never broken a window.
6Tom and Sara have never won a race.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p86
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I’ve went been to the gym and I’ve also went been for a run with Karen. I’ve ever never been so tired! The dog has have had her dinner, but I hasn’t haven’t watered the plants. William have has taken a snack and he is has gone to play football. He’ll be home for dinner but I won’t. Karen’s mum has invite invited me to eat with them. I’ve ever never have had dinner with them before! Dad says he’s have has to work late and he’ll call again at six. Have you ever seen my new jeans? I can’t find them. I I’ve also lost my new T-shirt. See you later,
Milly
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VOCABULARY EXTENSION p87
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Grammar in context p88
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1I haven’t been to the new shopping centre yet.
2Have you bought Jenny a present yet?
3I’ve already bought a card for her birthday. I got it last week.
4Sorry I’m late. I’ve just been to the newsagent’s to buy a newspaper.
5We have just bought tickets for the fashion show. I’m so happy!
6She hasn’t decided yet.
7I’ve just remembered her phone number.
8The film has just/already finished.
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2She hasn’t played her new guitar yet.
3Have you visited London yet?
4He hasn’t climbed any big mountains yet.
5They haven’t answered the question yet.
6Has she called the doctor yet?
7I haven’t painted the door yet.
8Have they finished their lesson yet?
9The dog hasn’t had its dinner yet.
10 Has she done her homework yet?
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1Have you been to the bank yet?
2Mark hasn’t invited Rita to the party yet.
3I’ve just found the information online.
4Marie and Jenna have already emailed me about the homework.
5Has the programme finished yet?
6Tom has already written his book.
7We’ve just seen that new Swedish film.
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GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p88
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2I’m sorry. I haven’t done the work already yet, but I will soon.
3Have you ever seen the Godfather films ever?
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5They’ve already cleaned already the car and it looks great.
6I yet haven’t spoken to the teacher about my problems yet.
7I just have just finished writing my essay.
Developing speaking p89
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Can I help you? Sorry, we haven’t got any at the moment. Would you like a box for it? Anything else? That’s £42.50. And here’s your change.
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Roberts |
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Yoshi |
Sara |
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12/08/1999 |
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British |
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gmail.co.uk |
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Education: Queen’s Park Community School
Current employment: currently working in language school: Japanese conversation lessons
Previous employment: paper round, Saturday morning in newsagent’s Skills: English and Japanese. Reliable.
Quiet. Have written for school magazine, hope to become journalist, interested in world politics.
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Revision: Units 1–9 
Grammar p91
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1Have you seen that film yet?
2I’ve already phoned Monica.
3I’ve never visited Canada.
4I’ve just bought some boots in the new shoe shop.
5I haven’t been to the new shopping centre yet.
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1I’ve just seen a fox in our back garden.
2You should drive slowly on icy roads.
3I bought an ice cream while I was shopping.
4I am never late for school.
5I was working hard when you phoned.
Vocabulary p91
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Vocabulary p92
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1Ten dishwashers were sold last week.
2We weren’t taught ICT at Primary School.
3The robots are used by old people in Japan.
4The book was translated into Spanish last year.
53D printers aren’t used by many people at the moment.
6The top prize was won by three students.
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1The Mona Lisa was painted by Leonardo da Vinci.
2Ferrari cars are produced in Italy.
3Buckingham Palace was built in London.
4Computers were invented by an Englishman.
5Spanish is spoken by people all over the world.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p94
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Vocabulary and listening p95
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3 Will you pay me if I look after your brother? 4 If I pass the test, will my parents buy me a new smartphone?
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p96
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Developing speaking p97
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2The people are talking and discussing something.
3Two people in the room are talking to quite a large group of people.
4they are probably discussing business, or about how they do things, selling things or something like that
5because they are in different places
6Yes, because people don’t have to travel for meetings.
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Developing writing p98
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Grammar p99
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2Students are given course books every term.
3The school trip was organised by my teacher.
4The furniture was not delivered yesterday.
5English TV programmes are often shown in the US.
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2We have the a new girl in our class.
3I don’t have to mustn’t give in my homework late.
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Vocabulary p99
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Reading p100
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Use of English p101
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COMMON MISTAKES p101
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1I am was born in the US but I am lived live in the UK now.
2My favourite book was written from by Jane Austen.
3Do you have Have you seen Matt Damon’s new film?
4If you will go to my town the next year, you will see a beautiful new building.
5I have climbing climbed a mountain, but I have ever walking never walked across a desert.
6If I cook rice, I am always burning always burn it.
7Thank you for shopping here. Here’s your money change.
8We haven’t been to the museum already yet. We’re going tomorrow.
9Do Would you like a bag?
10These houses are were built a hundred years ago..
11I have seen just just seen Rosie in the park.
12To In conclusion, I want to say that I really enjoyed the holiday.
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1What do you do?
2Where do you live?
3What sports do you like?
4Where does your dad work?
5How do you travel to school?
DESCRIBING PICTURES p9
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1a mum and a dad, two young children and their grandmother and an uncle
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3having a meal together, dinner or lunch
4I think they’re enjoying the meal because they’re smiling. I imagine they’re happy because they’re spending time together.
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3How much did he steal?
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5Why did he fl y to Brazil?
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2Ronnie Biggs didn’t commit fraud. He committed a train robbery.
3Biggs didn’t steal 2.6 million dollars. He stole 2.6 million pounds.
4He didn’t run away to Madrid. He ran away to Paris.
5A police offi cer didn’t recognise him in Australia. A reporter recognised him.
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p14
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When I was very young some of my friends taked took me to a shop to get the sweets. They hadn’t didn’t have any money so one of them putted put some sweets in his pockets, but he didn’t paid didn’t pay for them. I liked chocolate bars (and I am still liking still like them now) so I put an
a bar in my pocket. But the assistant seed saw me. He callt called the manager of the shop and he phoned my parents. I did feel felt terrible. I were was only five years old, but I am remember it now and feel very embarrassed.
Developing vocabulary and listening p15
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5What were you doing at 11 pm?
6When/What time did you go to sleep?
GRAMMAR CHALLENGE p16
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Last night we were watching a film on TV when suddenly we did heard a sound like an explosion. At fi rst we thought that it was came from the TV, but then we realised the noise came from the kitchen.
My dad he thought it was a burglar and so went to the kitchen to be see if he was right. He was opening the door when that something fl ew out really fast! Then there did was another sound. We went back
to the living room. The lamp was on the floor. In the corner there was a parrot. My family and I we recognised it – it was my neighbour’s parrot. The parrot was knocking things onto the fl oor while it is was flying through our house. We did rang the
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