
- •Cambridge
- •Contents
- •At home
- •Leisure
- •Answer key 67
- •Introduction
- •Birth, marriage and death
- •2.2 Look as this form. What is lhc marilal status of the people below?
- •4.4 Answer the queslions
- •Describing people
- •Health and illness
- •Feelings
- •Food and drink
- •Kitchen
- •13 Living room
- •15 At school and university
- •Communications
- •6 Creesn
- •Holidays
- •18 Shops and shopping
- •1 Eating out
- •21 Sports
- •22 Cinema
- •24 Music and musical instruments
- •Countries and nationalities
- •26 Weather
- •It' Use Elemetitory
- •27 In the town
- •In the countryside
- •Travelling
- •31 Uk culture
- •32 Crime
- •33 The media
- •Problems at home and work
- •Go / went / gone
- •Do / did / done
- •39 Make / made / made
- •Come / came / come
- •Take / took / taken
- •42 Bring / brought / brought
- •43 Get / got / got
- •44 Phrasal verbs
- •45 Everyday things
- •47 Moving
- •Talking about language
- •Conjunctions and connecting words
- •51 Time words
- •Common uncountable nouns
- •59 Suffixes
- •Words you may confuse
- •Answer key Notes on the Answer key and marking scheme
- •3 The'6 2 each)
- •7 Nat looks tired,
- •Test 1 1
- •Test 12
- •Test 13
- •Test 14
- •Test 15
- •1 5.2 1 Ohp-b
- •Test 16
- •Test 24
- •Test 26
- •Test 32
- •Test 33
- •Naøønaea
- •Test 38
- •Test 39
- •Test 41
- •Test 42
- •Test 43
- •Test 44
- •Test 47
- •Test 49
- •Test 54
- •Test 55
- •S a traveler
- •Test 60
- •Personal diary
- •Phonemic symbols
- •Vowel sounds Consonant sounds
Common uncountable nouns
Wrigc uncoumable noun for cach picture. We give you Ibe hest letter cach time,
54.2 Put these nouns into two columns;
countable and uncountable.
10 marks
milk shoe money rice bread traffic apple bus |
plate |
burger | ||
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Countable Uncountable | |||
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54.3 Correct the mistakes.
10. marks it seen them before. marks)
t Are these furnitures new? I haven
had a
We have ten people coming to lunch, so we'll need three large breads.
Can me Some advices English Courses in the
S The traffics are always very bad around 8 0'clock in the morning.
6
The n€'WS are on TV in minutes, We watch
7
Rail travels are more interesting than gorng by air,
a
J have a lot Of works to do before the exam next week,
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Common adjectives 1 : Good and bad things
Put these adiectives into the correct columns.
dreadful excellent great horrible lovely manellous nice terrible wonderful
Good |
Bad |
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55.2 Circle the correct underlined adjective in these sentences.
Examp]e:
Harry is a — nobody likes him.
love
Kay ts
new car —
1 don 'r like my boss — he's wonderfulfhorriblc-
Let* go to Max% Restaurant tonight — the food there is
pere didn't enjoy the film — he said ir wasawfulfbrillianr-
5 Sue did very well in her test — the teacher said she wrote a terrible/brilliantessay. 6 The party wasterrible/lrwely—everyone had a gcg•'d rime.
7 Thank you so much — I had a xrfcçt/horribleday.
B
Jo does very well ar school — she usually gets marks in her class.
9 We're planning to have a pecnic tomorrow — I hope the weather is
fine'terrible, 10 The hotel wasous
— we'll never go there again-
55.3 Fill the gaps in these dialogues, We give you the first letter each rime. marks
Example;
A; I had a great time at the party last night,
A: Let's meet at 7 — OK?
A: What dreadful weather!
Yes, isn't it tm....
A': I'll send you a postcard from our holiday.
A: The film was terrible, wasn't it!
Yes, it was
food is good here, isn't it?
Yes, iù
A: I'll show you the town tomorrow
A: I d0d1't like her very much, do you.ñ NO, shets
elp you paint your room if you like.
It's a beautiful view; isn't
Yes,
ies g.
score 10 Oid you enioy the parry?
B: NO, it was
Your in
Common adjectives 2 : People
Put these adiectives into the correct columns•
kind horrible diffictilr easy-going |
unhappy wonderful stupid lovely selfish naughty | ||
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Positive |
Negative | |
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56.2 Circle the correct underlvncd adicctaves in This email. 10 marks
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56.3 Find the opposites of the words in Box in Box B. 10 marks
kind happy lovely scupid easy-going |
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difficult unhappy se]hsh horribbe |
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57 Words and prepositions
57.1 Match the sentence beginnings on the left with the endings on the right. marks
Wait at this stop a for the lovely flowers.
Nurses lookb for our train tickets,
I'm looking forward C at playing the violin.
She chanked himd to brother,
I'm not very interested e far arriving late.
I'l
l for the number 10 bus,
7 The child is afraid |
g in politics. |
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h for cups Of coffee, |
9 Suzie IS very good |
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10 This coat belongs |
j Of big dogs, |
11 James asked the waiter |
k to the holidays. |
57.2 Pill the gaps in each sentence with she correct preposition.
Example: I won't long. Please

1 find my glasses. Can you help me them?
Who dt,gs that ear belong
Jane was very proud
We're
thinking ............ngoing to Spain for our ho iday,
S Sally is had maths she is good English.
6 1'm lcm-Iking fónvard seeong you soon, 7 Dick apologised — breaking rhe window, B Please 100k the statue on the right.
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10 ma ks |


51.3 email correct or
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sooner, but I've been
. at maths, so I for my results - won't
, to a new CO which Mum my exam and 1 wag going me, She said she was my exam. I hope ShC feels
to my party next the skateboard you're of falling off?
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58 Prefixes
Word
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instruction |
Answer | ||
possi |
Make an adiective with the opposite meaning. |
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Make an adiectivc meaning 'before the war', |
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2 smoking |
Make an adiective which means not smoke here i , |
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3 prx•e |
Make an adjective that means 'SOY, of the price', |
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4 send |
Make a verb that wwans 'send something again'. |
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Make
a noun that means •someone who was
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happy |
Make an adjective with the opposite meaning. |
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7 comfortable |
Make an adjective with the meaning. |
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S tell |
Make a verh that means •tell something again'. |
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g formal |
Make an adjective with the |
meaning, |
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Il} finished |
an With the |
meaning, |
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58.1 Read the instructions. Use a prcfx wigh the word on the left co
complete the tablee marks
58.2 Rewrite the sentences, using a word with the prefix given, DO not change the meaning, 10 marks
Mr
is taut popular with the students,
Trottrnan
, *gd.exžs
He was rhe president of the but he isn't any more,
I prefer drinks that have no alcohol-
I think Should write your again,
He does not seem to Be happy •n his job. O'nJ
for Children CO:St the
6 I don't like to give homework that [ haven•t finished to my teacher.
The years before (bey start school are very important for little
children, (Pre)
It is not possible far anycme to live for 200 years,
You Can Wear Clothes that are not to the party,
10 This chair is not comfortable.
58.3 Correct the mistakes.
This machine is insafc, Don't use
Every sentence in this section has something non-correct in it,
It is inpossiblc at the moment for human beings to travel other galaxies, 4 00 ever get ex•exam nerves?
S I srill have some inread hooks from the library, I must read them,
The lessons are very unformal and we like the teacher very much,
Mike isn't my boss any more. I have a new one. Mike is my pre-boss.
Yeats ago, always had to say if you wanted a smoking or unsmoking
seat a plane. is on y a halfhour drive from to the airport,
10 I unaddressed the letter because it was for a person who had moved to a new address.
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