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Clive Oxenden

Paul Seligson

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ENGLISH FILE hee
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CA 2 5 PRONUNCIATION
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1 GETTING T0 KNOW EACH fix) R, M 1 VOCABULARY
OTHER Jel LK Across:2brain 5nose 7eyes 8lips
/u:/ O 9 teeth
1j 2d 3i 4g 5e 6h 7b 8a
b lalphabet 2 birthday 3 fourteen Down: | fingers 3 mouth 4feet
SIE 10\c
4 forty 5 Wednesday 6 tonight 6haïr 10 car
7airport 8 brother 9 exercise
2 GRAMMAR
10 university 2 PRONUNCIATION
a 1 Where are you from? a_/ix/ teeth, knees
2. Who do you live with? /e/ back, hands
3. What type of TV programmes do
/a:/ arms, heart
you like?
Did you come to this school last year?
Jel legs, head
/au/ toes, nose
ae

Are you going to study at home 1 VOCABULARY


tonight? a father — mother 3 GRAMMAR
What are you thinking about? uncle — aunt a lisraining 2 are carrying
G Bò B00 XI ƠN

Who did you talk to at the party?


nephew — niece 3are playing 4 is watching
Who do you usually write e-mails to? brother-in-law — sister-in-law
Does your sister speak Italian? 5 are sitting 6 aren't talking
son ~ daughter 7 isn’t smiling 8 is she doing
Where do you live? husband — wife
What music does your brother
9 is waiting 10 is thinking
talkative — quiet 11 ’m getting
listen to?
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Is he meeting them tomorrow? shy — extrovert 1m watching 2 travel 3’m studying

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Why aren’t you doing your generous — mean 4gets 5are, going 6 need
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homework now? friendly — unfriendly


Where did they go on holiday last hard-working — lazy VOCABULARY
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year?

0 km
in the middle
How often do you go to the cinema? GRAMMAR on the right
aN

Did you read the paper yesterday?


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I don’t like New York. on the left


She doesn’t work in the city. under
3 VOCABULARY He doesn’t have red hair. behind
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1 eleven, twelve You don’t smoke. next to
2 seventeen, eighteen We don't often go out.
3
4
sixty, seventy
one hundred, one hundred and one b 1do
6 They don’t have lunch at one.
2Does 3Does 4 Does ahD/
5 third, fourth 5do 6Do
6 twelfth, thirteenth 1 works 2 doesn’t get 3 brings 1 GRAMMAR
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7 Saturday, Sunday 4does 5doesn't get up 6 stays


8 evening, night 7has 8donthave 9 doesn't like alf 2a 3d 4h 5b 6g
9 January, February 10 geton 11 don'tsee 12 lives 7e 6c
10 quarter past five, twenty past five b Lwhere 2which 3where 4who
PRONUNCIATION 5 which 6 where, which 7 which
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4 CLASSROOM LANGUAGE a /S/ watches


a lin pairs 2Sit 3 Answer /z/ relaxes 2 VOCABULARY
4 Turn off 5 Don’t /1z/ leaves Lopposite 2kind 3 similar 4 like
b 1 Have a good weekend. /s/ runs 5how 6example 7 someone 8 place
2 Which page is it? /z/ likes
Sorry I’m late. /iz/ cooks 3 PRONUNCIATION
How do you spell your name? b 1 talkative 2 extrovert 3 unfriendly a/b 1 waiter /‘werto/, water /'wo:ta/
NAR

Could you repeat that, please? 4 generous 5 nephew 6 serious chen /"kitfan/, chicken /'tfikin/
How do you pronounce that? 7 quiet 8 daughter 9 funny 3 ninety /‘nainti/, nineteen /nain'tizn/
Can I have a copy, please? 4 homework /‘haomwa:zk/, housework
8 What does ‘phone’ mean? 4 READING “haoswa:k/
¢ lcircle 2cross out 3 complete [ 3E 5E 4E 5T 6T 5 Austria /'pstria/, Australia /ps'trerlia/
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A choose 5 cover the text 6 sandwiches /‘seendwid3iz/, sunglasses


ble 2a 3f 4c 5đ 6b
6 copy the rhythm /'sanglazsiz/
7 Italy /'itali, Italian /r'teljan/
a
4 READING c lwent 2flew
Shad didn’t know 7 were
3rented 4 drove Cy
a lAÁ manager 2 Theafternoon
3A pedestrian 4 Laptops 8 argued VOCABULARY
5 An antique shop 6 Your boss d 1 Where did they fly to? a Ipunk 2jazz 3rap 4 opera
7 Eating 8A friend 2 When did they go there? 5 heavy metal 6 blues
3. Did they have a good time?
4 Did they get on well? b 1 Where 2When 3Who 4 Whose
PRACTICAL ENGLISH 1 5 How many times did they argue? 5 Which 6 How many 7 How long
8 What 9 What 10 Why
1 AT IMMIGRATION 3 PRONUNCIATION
2 GRAMMAR
travelling 2in 3 purpose 4 holiday a Ineeded 2wanted 3 loved
ala 2b 3a 4b 5a 6a
Slong 6Where 7with 8Is 9it’s 4 waited
10 enjoy b /o:/ caught, bought, saw bl-3 25 3-6 44 5-1 62
/e/ read, said, went 1 Who painted The Last Supper?
2 SOCIAL ENGLISH /90/ wrote, broke, drove 2 When did Kurt Cobain die?
No, thanks, I’m fine. Shall we go? 8 /e/ rang, drank, sat 3. Where do penguins live?
Long! 12 hours. 4 /ev/ came, gave, made 4 How many Oscars did The Lord of
Great! Let’s go then. 10 the Rings win in 2004?
I'm fine. 2
“ Who won the Oscar for Best Director?
Where was Maria Sharapova born?

NAW
No, I'm OK. I always sleep on planes. 6
How was the flight? 3 When did your brother go to
Sure. My car’s outside in the car park. 9 New York?
Wow, you must be really tired. 5 1 GRAMMAR
Hello, Tom. How are you? | a Iwassleebing 2 were you talking PRONUNCIATION

w
Would you like a coffee or anything? 7 3 wasn’t working 4 were living walk, write, wash, quickly, white, one
5 were you watching 6 were walking
who, hair, happy, hands

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3 READING 7 wasn’t driving 8 was snowing
b 1 San Francisco Bay to the north and
east, the Pacific Ocean to the west.
b 1 They were playing tennis when it
started to rain. ar»
No, the best way to explore is on foot He broke his leg when he was skiing. D/
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3. The boys were fighting when their


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South Market and the Mi ion District.


Prices are higher, queues are longer father came home. 1 GRAMMAR
and (finding a) parking (space) is A dog ate my sandwich when I was a Lreally mean 2snowing 3 camt
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impossible. sleeping in the park. 4abit expensive 5 don’t like him


5 October We were studying in the library
b Lbecause,d 2so,e 3 because, f
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when the fire started.

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4s0,c 5so,b 6 because, a
€ Iwent 2 were having 3 got
4 was speaking 5 noticed € 1 because, so, Although
6 was sitting 7 decided 8 went
2 because, so, Although
9said 10 stopped 11 was passing 3 but, Although, so
VOCABULARY 12took 13 came 14 was smiling
1 go swimming/sailing 2 go abroad 15 looked 16 was laughing 2 VOCABULARY
a 1d 2g 3f 4b 5a 6e 7c
=

3gocamping 4 take photos


5 buy souvenirs 6 rent a car 2 VOCABULARY
7 go out at night 8 go for a walk a lat 2in 3In,on,on 4in 5in
5 PRONUNCIATION
9 stay ina hotel 10 go sightseeing 6on,in 7in,in 8at,on fel accident
I freezing 2boiling 3 snow 4 foggy b Lat 2at,in,at 3 on, in, at, on
/ev date
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Scloudy 6 rain 4on,— 50n 6in 7on,in


/o:/ awful
/ax/ dance
8 At, in, in
GRAMMAR /o/ woman
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Regular: arrived, remembered, talked, 3 PRONUNCIATION


4 READING
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stayed, hated, walked, argued a/b 1 fam@Qs 2 simil@) 3 lat@


Irregular; became, began, broke, did, Anation@l 5dr@Qmatic 6 photQgraph
a 5,1,4,3,2
had, spent, saw 7 gard@n 8 memor@ble 9 wom@)n
CAN YOU REMEMBER
We didn’t study in Korea.
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Ido 2doesnt 3are 4who 5did


They didn’t speak Russian.
6were 7wrote 8 Although
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My uncle wasn’t a doctor.


I didn’t sleep well.
My mum didn’t enjoy the film.
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He didn’t pick up the receipt.


You weren't on time.

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