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1Family and friends1A Grammar: to be11C Grammar: to beComplete the sentences with the words/phrases from the boxes. There is an extraword in each box. Then put the mini dialoguesin the correct order. Mark them with thenumbers 1-3.’s   ’re   ’mA: Younew in the team. Right?B: Yes. And whatyour name?4Complete the sentences with he/she/it andthe correct forms of the verb to be. Use shortforms where possible.1 A: Is Susan your grandmother?B: Yes,.2 A: Is Tom your dad?B: No,. He’s my uncle.I am   Are you   I’m notA: Hi!B: No,My3 A: Is Peter your brother?B: No,. He’s my cousin.Tom?. My name’s Tony.I’m Your You’reA:Lucy.B: Really? Sodad’s the manager here.name’s Lucy Brown!5 A: Is Brutus your dog?B: Yes,.1A Grammar: to beA:B:A:B:A:Complete the sentences with the correctforms of the verb to be. Use short formswhere possible.How old 1you, Justin?2Ififteen. 3you fifteen, too?No, I 4not. My birthday is in December.So, 5you still fourteen?6Yes, I.1B Grammar: to be; Who’s ?; his/her316 A: So, is your name John?B: Yes,!Susan BillAnne TomMegan JamesAmyChoose the correct words.that? Justin Bieber?a What’sb Who’s2 No.a His3 Zac Efron?a That’sZac Efron.b She’sHow’sPetercsmile is so nice!b Herc4 And that’s Vanessa Hudgens.a Herb She’s5 That’s right.a She’scPaulJohnHe’sHisan actress.c He’ssister, Stella, is an actress, too.b Hisc HerBrutus(dog)LucyLizToday! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE24 A: Is Megan your aunt?B: No,. She’s my mum.

2People and places2A Grammar: to be; our/theirRead the dialogue. Then fill the gaps. Choose the correct answers: a or b.A: Hi! I’m Sam. 1Paul’s friends?23B: No, we. Wehis cousins4from Spain.names are Migueland Lucia.A: And the boys over there? Are 5your family, too?B: Maxime and Julie? Yes, they 6.78But theySpanish.parents are from France.2B Grammar: a/an2Complete the sentences. Choose the correctanswers: a or b.12345678a Are theya area ’rea Oura theira ’rea aren’ta TheirbbbbbbbbAre youaren’taren’tTheirtheyareareThey’re2B Grammar: this, that, these, those3Look at the pictures. Mark the correctwords.1 It’seraser.a ab anThey’re two.a erasersb eraser1 A: What’s this / that?B: It’s a strawberry.2 It’scake.a abThey’re threea cakeb2 A: What are these / those?B: They’re cakes.an.cakes3 It’sstrawberry.a ab anThey’re five.a strawberry b strawberries3 A: What’s this / that?B: It’s an eraser.4 It’sdiary.a ab anThey’re ten.a diariesb diary4 A: What are these / those?B: They’re watches.5 It’swatch.a ab anThey’re two.a watchesb watch5 A: What are these / those?B: They’re diaries.6 It’sumbrella.a ab anThey’re eight.a umbrellab umbrellas6 A: What’s this / that?B: It’s an umbrella.Today! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE1

3House and home3A Grammar: there is/there are1Complete the sentences. Choose the correctanswers: a or b.1 A: 1a dining room in your house?B: Y es, 2. In fact 3two diningrooms, one upstairs and one downstairs.123a Is therea there’sa there areb There’sb there isb there is2 A: How many apples 1B: Ten or fifteen but 212in your kitchen?only one orange.a there area there arebbare therethere’s Our house is very big but2only a balcony but 3flowers on it.31123a there isn’ta There area there isn’t3B Grammar: whose ?; possessive ‘s2Complete the mini dialogues. Use thepossessive form of the nouns in brackets.1 A: Whose bikes are they?B: They’re my.(parents)2 A: Whose watch is it?B: It’s ourwatch.(dad)3 A: Whose skateboard is that?B: It’s my.(cousin)4 A: Whose CDs are those?B: They’reCDs.(Susan)5 A: Whose erasers are they?B: They’re our.(friends)a garden.b is thereb There’sb there aren’t3C Grammar: prepositionsComplete the e-mail. Choose the correct answers: a, b or c.1a onb next toc under2a in front ofb underc in3a behindb in front ofc on4a behindb inc under5a onb underc in6a inb onc behindToday! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE3

4Me and my things4A Grammar: have got1Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verb have got. Use short forms wherepossible. IIany jeans in my wardrobe butsome shorts. The shorts are red.2 A: youyour house?B: Yes, weany plants inbut only two.4B Grammar: have got2Complete the dialogue with the words fromthe box.haven’t got  have  haven’tgot (x2)  ’ve got  HaveA: Who are Mary and Kate?B: They’re my neighbours. They 1blueeyes and long brown hair.A: 2they got any brothers?3B: No, theybut they’ve 4four cousins.A: Have their cousins 5brown hair, too?67B: Yes, theybut theyblueeyes.3 Weany nieces but wethree nephews.4 A: youin your schoolbag?B: No, I.any apples4B Grammar: have got3Complete the mini dialogues. Choose thecorrect answers: a or b.1 A: Who’s your favourite actress?B: Ariel Winter. Shebrown eyes andlong dark hair.a ’s gotb hasn’t got2 A:a brother?B: Yes. His brother’s name is Jake.a Peter’s got b Has Peter got3 A: Has Kelly got a bike?B: Yes,. It’s red.a she’sb4 A: Who’s this?B: It’s my cousin, Anne.a She‘s gotb He’s gotshe hasgreen eyes.5 A: Has Mark got spiky hair?B: No, he. His hair is wavy.a ’s notb hasn’t6 A: Is she Mike’s sister?B: No, she isn’t. Mikea ’s gotbany sisters.hasn’t gotToday! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE1

Routines5A Grammar: present simple1Fill the gaps with the Present Simple formsof the verbs in brackets.21 I2345a sandwich at school and then wedinner together at home. (have) Pollyup early on Sunday buther brotherup late. Then theydressed and have breakfast. (get) Ito bed at 9 p.m. because weto hockey practice early in themorning. (go) On Saturdays Toby goes to a sports hall anda basketball match but Helen andITV at home. (watch) Terryschool at 1 p.m. and goesto volleyball practice with her friends. Theyit at 3.30 p.m. and go home. (finish)5A Grammar: present simple5B Grammar: present simple3Complete the dialogue with the words fromthe box. Then answer the questions withshort answers.1 A:ICT on Wednesdays?a Does Kelly haveb Has KellyB: Yes,.2 A Peter and Kate play computer gamestogether?a Doesb DoB: Yes,.3 A:breakfast every day?a Does you haveb Do you haveB: Yes,.4 A: Girls,your homework every day?a do you dob do youB: No,.5 A:Mary watch TV at weekends?a Dob DoesB: Yes,.6 A: Do your friendsto bed early?a gob goesB: Yes,.Read the text. Complete the sentences with theadverbs of frequency from the box. One of theadverbs fits in two gaps.I get up at 7 a.m. from Monday to Friday. I havebreakfast at 9 a.m. in the week and at the weekend. I playfootball on Wednesday and at the weekend. I watch TV onSunday. I watch comedies but not horror films. On Monday,Wednesday and Thursday I talk to my cousin on the phone.always  usually   often   sometimes   never12345PhilHeHe PhilHegets up at 7 a.m.has breakfast at 9 a.m.plays football.watches horror films.talks to his cousin on the phone.5C Grammar: present simple4Complete the sentences with don’t or doesn’t.doesn’t wear  don’t go  doesn’t sitdon’t work   don’t wear12345I’m a chef. Iin a shop.A mechanicdown all day.Secretariesto work on Sunday.We work in a hotel. Wejeans for work.He’s a waiter. Hea coat in a restaurant.5C Grammar: present simpleComplete the questions with What, What timeor Where. Then match the answers with thequestions.1234abcddoes your mum work?do you do?do you finish school on Fridays?does your brother do at weekends?We’re receptionists in a hotel.At 4 p.m. and then we go to football practice.In an animal hospital. She’s a vet.He usually plays computer games or watches TV.Today! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE5

6Outside6A Grammar: time expressions1Look at the table. Match the answers with the questions.PhilKatecinemaonce in May,June and Julytwice inSeptemberfirst Monday ina monthchat onlineon Mondayson Mondays,Wednesdaysand Saturdayson Tuesdays andSaturdaysin Decemberand April6B Grammar: like2Complete the dialogue. Choose the correctanswers: a, b or c.aaaaaadon’t likedoesn’t likelikes sheDo you likeI notlikeb likeb likesb she likesb You likeb I don’tb doesn’t likeabcdefThree times a week.Once a month.Every Monday.Five times a year.Twice a week.Twice a year.6B Grammar: object pronounsA: Hi Lucy! I’ve got a new CD. It’s Paramore.B: Really? I 1this rock band. They’re great!A: I think they’re great, too but my sister 2rock.B: What music 3?A: Pop, and she sometimes listens to rap. 4pop or rap?B: No, 5. My brother listens to rap and he6and my sisterpop, too.123456How often does Phil go to the cinema? How often does Phil chat online? How often does Phil visit his grandmother? How often does Kate go to the cinema? How often does Kate chat online? How often does Kate visit her grandmother? ccccccdoesn’t likedon’t likedoes she likeLike youI dolikes3Complete the dialogue. Choose the correctanswers: a, b or c. Hi Peter! Would you like to watch this film with1, that is Sam and me?Peter: What film?Sam: Hugo. It’s a great story. I love 2!Peter: What’s it about?Sam: A boy from a railway station. He’s got a friendIsabelle and he likes 3much.Peter: Is she his best friend?John: Yes, and she does many things for 4.Peter: Is this man the children’s friend, too?Sam: No, he’s George. He’s a bad guy and he doesn’tlike 5.Peter: The film sounds fun! Have you got it on DVD, too?John: I have. Come to see 6tomorrow and7I can give it to.Peter: Great! Got to go. Bye for now!Sam and John: imitusmehimyoucccccccthemherhermethemheritToday! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLEvisitgrandmother123456

7Holidays7A Grammar: can1Complete the sentences with can or can’t.1 Iski. In fact, I don’t like any winter sports.2 Joshplay basketball but he’s hopeless atvolleyball.3 Susan and her brother are good at water sports.Theysurf and their favourite water sport isswimming.4 You’re joking! You’ve got a horse and youride it?!5 What a nice surprise! Kellyrollerblade andshe’s good at it!6 Bad luck! Weski and there’s a school trip toZakopane next week.7A Grammar: can2Match the answers with the questions.123456Can you run 100 metres in fourteen seconds? Can Phil play basketball? Can Sasha ride a horse? Can your cat swim? Can Mark and Ellen rollerblade? Can you play volleyball? abcdefNo, she can’t. She doesn’t like animals.Yes, they can. They always do it together in the park.No, he can’t. He’s too short.No, we can’t. We’re hopeless at team sports.Yes, I can. I’m the school champion.Yes, it can. How amazing is that?!7B Grammar: giving instructions3Complete the text with the words/phrases from the box. There are two extra words.Don’t talk   Stop   Call   Don’t fall   Start   Run   Don’t jump   LookA: W ow! A new computer game Get Jack the Robber! What are the rules?B: It’s easy! Look.1  the game when the blue screen is on. Look for a man with long black hair.2  fast. You’ve got only 20 minutes to find Jack.3  to other people in the street. You lose 10 points for that.4only at a red light or next to the hospital.5  up or turn around. You lose 20 points for this.6the police when you get Jack.A: Cool! Let’s play it now.4Complete the dialogue with some or any.Is this the food for the picnic?Yes, I’ve got 1cheese sandwiches and bananas.2Have you gotdrinks?No, I haven’t.Don’t worry. There’s 3water in my fridge.4Is therejuice or lemonade, too?5 There isn’tlemonade but there’s 6apple juice. I’ve also got 7cakes.B: Sounds great! But it’s a pity we haven’t got 8cereal bars!A:B:A:B:A:B:A:7C Grammar: how much ?51 A:B:2 A:B:3 A:B:4 A:B:5 A:B:Complete the questions with How much is/are.the lemonade?It’s 1.05.the strawberries?They’re 1.80 a kilo.the yoghurt?It’s 95p.the biscuits?They’re 2.the fruit cakes?They’re 1.45.Today! 1 Pearson PHOTOCOPIABLE7C Grammar: some/any