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1 2 Work in pairs.
Student A: Read out a line from the
dialogue.
Student B: Guess who said it.
Then swap roles.
I can use the Present Simple.
Hello!
1
0.1 Intro Video
George: Hi, I’m George Nichols.
Nice to meet you. This is
my brother, Harry.
Harry: Unfortunately. Hi, everyone.
I’m thirteen years old and
George is fourteen.
Emma: Oh, hello there! I’m Emma.
Poppy: And I’m Poppy. Emma and
I are best friends.
Emma: We’re thirteen years old and
we go to school together.
Poppy: We usually go by bike.
Emma: And sometimes we go by
car, Gran drives us when
we’re really late!
Gran: Emma, your helmet!
Emma: Thanks, Gran. This is my
gran, Bertie.
Gran: Hello.
Emma: She’s the best granny in the
world! She always makes
pancakes for breakfast!
Poppy: Emma! Let’s go!
Emma: OK. See you later!
In this unit
Vocabulary
ś Places in town
ś Means of transport
ś Jobs
ś School subjects
ś Places in a school
ś Adjectives
ś Adjectives with
prepositions
ś Food and drink
ś Containers
Grammar
ś Present Simple
ś Adverbs of frequency
ś Question words
ś be going to
ś Countable and
uncountable nouns,
some and any
1 1.2 Watch or listen
and read. Is Harry good at tennis?
Does George like making jokes? Are
Emma and Poppy cousins? What
does Emma have for breakfast?
George: We live in London with our
parents. That’s our mum.
Mum: Hi, I’m Angela.
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George: Harry is a tennis genius.
Harry: Thank you.
George: And I’m just … a genius!
Harry: He thinks he’s funny!
George: At least you’re never bored
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our gran.
Dad and I love sports
Dad: That’s right. We often play 0.1
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3 Complete the sentences with the correct form of the
1 Mr Nichols and Harry play (play) tennis on Thursdays.
2 Emma has dance classes twice a week. She
(not have) them on Mondays, Wednesdays, Thursdays
or at the weekend.
3 George (do) karate on Tuesdays.
4 Mrs Nichols and Gran (not go) to the gym
on Tuesdays, Wednesdays, Fridays or Sundays.
(have) tennis practice on Tuesdays,
Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays.
6 Poppy doesn’t go (not go) to art class on Tuesdays,
Wednesdays, Thursdays, Fridays or at the weekend.
4 1.3 Listen and repeat. Which places do you visit for
fun?
5 Complete the sentences with the places in the
Vocabulary box.
1 George and his dad go to the stadium to watch the
football.
2 Emma and Poppy ride their bikes in the park .
3 Mr Nichols is a doctor. He works at a hospital .
4 After the gym, Gran and Mrs Nichols have coffee at
a .
5 At the weekend, Harry goes to the to see a film.
Vocabulary Places in town
bank café cinema hospital hotel museum
park restaurant stadium theatre
Grammar Present Simple
I/You/We/They play tennis. I/You/We/They don’t play tennis.
He/She/It plays tennis. He/She/It doesn’t play tennis.
Short answers
Do I/you/we/they play
tennis?
Yes, I/you/we/they do.
No, I/you/we/they don’t.
Does he/she/it play
tennis?
Yes, he/she/it does.
No, he/she/it doesn’t.
7 How do the people travel? In your
notebook, write questions and answers.
Then act out the dialogues in pairs.
1 Emma / go to her dance class / bike?
A: Does Emma go to her dance class
by bike?
B: No, she doesn’t. She goes by bus.
2 Harry and George / go to school / car?
3 Mr Nichols / go to the hospital /
underground?
4 Emma and Gran / travel to France /
train?
5 Mrs Nichols / go to work / taxi?
6 1.4 Listen and repeat. Which
means of transport can you see in the
photo on page 4?
Vocabulary
Means of transport
bike boat bus car motorbike
plane taxi train tram underground
8 Find all the sentences with adverbs of
frequency in the dialogue on page 4.
9 Write five true sentences about
yourself. Use adverbs of frequency and
words from the Vocabulary boxes.
I always go to the park with my friends
on Saturdays.
Grammar
Adverbs of frequency
always
usually
often
sometimes
never
Adverb + verb
I always go to
school by bike.
Adverb + to be
I am never late for
school.
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4 5
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Monday T uesday Wednesday
Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday
Present Simple. Cross out the days when the people
are busy. When are they all free? Wednesday
don’t go
5 Harry 0.2 I can talk about jobs.
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What does he do?
3 In pairs, answer the questions. In which jobs do people:
1 work outdoors?
builder, bus driver, …
2 work indoors?
Emma’s uncle
1 Read the dialogue. Complete the sentences with one
word in each gap.
1 The man in the photo is an artist .
2 Emma’s uncle lives in Madrid/Spain .
3 Emma’s aunt Eva is Spanish.
4 Eva works in a restaurant .
2 1.5 Listen and repeat. Does anyone in your family
do one of these jobs?
Vocabulary Jobs
artist builder bus driver chef doctor farmer
footballer nurse office worker pilot police officer
shop assistant singer teacher vet
A: What does Harry’s dad do?
B: He’s a doctor.
6 In pairs, interview each other.
Student A: Imagine you do one of the
jobs in the Vocabulary box.
Student B: Prepare an empty factfile
for Student A like the one in
Exercise 5.
Ask questions and complete
the file.
Student A: Answer Student B’s questions.
Then swap roles.
B: What do you do?
A: I’m a …
4 A friend is interviewing Harry about
his dad’s job for a school project.
Complete the questions with a question
word.
1 What does your dad do?
2 does he work?
3 does he wear at work?
4 does he start work?
5 does he travel to work?
5 Look at the factfile and find the answers
to the questions from Exercise 4. Ask
and answer the questions in pairs.
Grammar Question words
How What Where When Who
Job:
Works at:
Wears:
Starts work:
Travels to work:
Poppy: Who is that man in the photo?
Emma: That’s my Uncle Eric in his studio.
Poppy: His studio? What does he do?
Emma: Look at the painting, Poppy! He’s an
artist.
Poppy: Cool! I’d love to see his work. Where
does he live?
Emma: In Madrid. His wife, Eva, is Spanish.
Poppy: How often do they come to the UK?
Emma: They usually visit us in the summer.
Uncle Eric says Spain’s too hot in
August.
Poppy: I love Spain!
Emma: Here’s an idea – let’s visit Uncle Eric
and Aunt Eva in Madrid! They always
ask me and Gran to go. Plus, Aunt
Eva’s a brilliant chef! She has her
own restaurant.
Poppy: Yes, please! When can we go?
3 work with children?
4 work with animals?
5 help other people?
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7 Choose a place. Spot Play What are you
going to do there?
A: I’m going to go to the canteen.
B: Are you going to have lunch there?
A: No, I’m not. I’m going to read a book.
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At school
2 1.6 Listen and repeat. Which are your
favourite school subjects?
Vocabulary School subjects
Art Computer studies English Geography
History Maths Music P.E. Science
I’m going to …
This year, I’m going to study
Geography more. I’m going to
get straight As! I’m also going to
use the school library more often.
My parents are going to buy
me my own laptop! I’m very
excited! I’m going to use it in
my Art projects!
I’m going to stop taking my
brother’s school things without
asking. He gets really mad
when I take his P.E. bag!
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This year, I’m going to get up
earlier in the morning. I’m also
going to make healthy choices
at the school canteen!
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4 tracksuit, trainers
5 calculator, ruler
6 piano, guitar
3 Which school subjects need these things?
1 paints, scissors – Art
2 map
3 dictionary
4 Complete the sentences with the correct form of
be going to. Then guess who’s talking.
1 My parents and I are going to go (go) shopping
for a laptop! Poppy
2 I (have) chicken and some
salad for lunch, not pizza.
you (help) me
study for the Geography test?
4 my brother (get up)
late again? I (not wait) for him.
5 we (buy) a laptop
case too?
5 1.7 Listen and repeat. Does your school have
all of these places?
Vocabulary Places in a school
canteen classroom computer room gym
hall library playground staff room
Grammar be going to
I’m going to study. I’m not going to study.
You/We/They’re going
to study.
You/We/They aren’t going
to study.
He/She/It’s going to
study.
He/She/It isn’t going to
study.
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Am I going to study? Yes, I am. / No, I’m not.
Are you/we/they
going to study?
Yes, you/we/they are.
No, you/we/they aren’t.
Is he/she/it going to
study?
Yes, he/she/it is.
No, he/she/it isn’t.
6 1.8 Where are the people? Listen
and write the places.
1 in the playground
B
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1 Read what Emma, Poppy, George and Harry
say. Match their names to photos A–D.
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1 1.9 Listen and read. Circle T (true)
or F (false).
1 Doctor Q is a very good scientist. T / F
2 Pi doesn’t like computer games. T / F
3 Rob is a brilliant chef. T / F
4 Millie likes helping Rob. T / F
2 1.10 Listen and repeat. Circle the feelings.
3 Look at the cartoon. How do they feel? Use the
adjectives in the Vocabulary box.
Picture 1: Pi is bored .
Picture 2: Doctor Q is .
. Millie is .
Picture 4: Rob and Millie are .
4 In pairs, use the remaining adjectives to
describe the other cartoon characters.
A: Doctor Q is intelligent.
B: I think he’s funny too.
5 1.11 Listen and repeat. Which of the words
are positive?
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Adjectives with prepositions
bad at good at excited about worried about
interested in scared of
6 1.12 What does Doctor Q say? Match 1–6 to
a–f. Then listen and check.
7 Write a short presentation about yourself. Use the
words in the Vocabulary boxes. Share in pairs.
I feel happy when …
I’m interested in …
1 I’m bad
2 I’m excited
3 I’m worried
4 I’m good
5 I’m scared
6 I’m interested
a about my new invention. It’s fantastic!
b of spiders.
c about Pi. I can’t find him anywhere.
d in science.
e at skiing. I often fall.
f at inventing things!
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angry bored friendly funny happy
helpful intelligent kind sad tired
This is Doctor Q. He’s a brilliant
scientist and inventor. Doctor Q
is very interested in art and he
loves painting. This is why he is very
excited about his new invention.
Pi, the parrot, is Doctor Q’s
best friend. He loves playing
video games on Doctor Q’s lab
computer. Doctor Q hates it!
Rob and Millie are Doctor Q’s
assistants. They are very intelligent
and friendly robots. They work with
Doctor Q in the lab and they are
very helpful at home.
Rob and Millie are very kind. Rob is
bad at cooking and Millie doesn’t
like cleaning, so Rob helps Millie
with the cleaning and she helps
him with the cooking.
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Picture 3: Rob is 0.5
I can talk about food and its quantity.
1 1.13 Look at the picture. Listen and read. What do
you think Doctor Q and Millie are going to make? Go to
page 106 and check.
2 1.14 Listen and repeat. In your notebook, make two
lists: countable and uncountable nouns.
Countable: apple, biscuit, …
5 1.16 Complete the questions. Look
at the picture and answer. Then listen
and check.
there?
tuna there?
eggs there?
flour there?
water there?
chocolate
there?
A: How many apples are there?
B: There are five apples.
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apple biscuit bread butter carrot
cereal chocolate cucumber egg
flour juice orange rice strawberry
sugar tuna water yoghurt
a bar of chocolate a bottle of water
a can of tuna a carton of milk
a jar of jam a packet of flour
In the kitchen
Is there any milk?
Dr Q: Can I have the flour, please Millie?
Millie: Yes, of course. What are we going to make?
Dr Q: We’re going to make …
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nouns, some and any
Countable nouns Uncountable nouns
an apple sugar
There are some apples. There is some sugar.
There aren’t any apples. There isn’t any sugar.
Are there any apples? Is there any sugar?
How many apples are there? How much sugar is there?
There are ten apples. There are two packets of
sugar.
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6 Work in pairs. Student A: Make a list of ten food
and drink items. Student B: Find out what is on
A’s list. Hurry up! You have only two minutes!
Then swap roles.
B: Is there any jam?
B: Are there any apples?
B: How many apples
are there?
Fun
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sentences with the correct form of the
verb to be and some or any.
1 There are
2 There
some apples.
any coffee.
3 There biscuits.
4 There some milk.
5 There eggs.
6 There cucumbers.
4 1.15 Listen and repeat. Label the
containers in Doctor Q’s kitchen.
A: No, there isn’t any jam.
A: Yes, there are some
apples.
A: Six.
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3 How many are
4 How much is
5 How much is
6 How much
1 How many apples are
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4 5
6 7
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1.2 Grammar video
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Culture video
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1 How often do you do these things: usually, sometimes
or never?
make breakfast cook lunch or dinner
make your bed wash the dishes tidy your room
wash your clothes look after your brother/sister
I know
that!
What
a chore!
Vote for
the best and
the worst
household
chores!