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SUMMER BLOG 1 – ANSWER KEYS Unit 1 – My blog Page 4, ex. 1 1 west 2 Ireland 3 sea 4 two 5 living room 6 washing machine 7 microwave 8 stereo 9 internet Page 5, ex. 2 1 kitchen 2 bathroom 3 living room 4 bedroom 5 dining room 6 garden Page 5, ex. 3 1 chair 2 shower 3 cooker 4 bookshelf 5 lamp 6 sink Page 5, ex. 4 Across: 5 grandmother 7 cousin 8 brother Down: 1 parents 2 sister 3 grandfather 4 uncle 6 aunt Page 5, ex. 5 1 young 2 slim 3 long 4 straight 5 fair Page 6, ex. 6 2 am 3 are 4 are 5 isnʼt 6 is 7 are 8 am Page 6, ex. 7 2 Iʼm not in my bedroom. 3 Mum and Anne arenʼt in the kitchen. 4 The holiday cottage isnʼt very big. 5 You are near the beach. 6 We arenʼt in Ireland. 7 This is my summer blog. Page 6, ex. 8 2c3e4a5b6d Page 6, ex. 9 2 Theyʼre 3 Your 4 Heʼs 5 Youʼre 6 their Page 6, ex. 10 2 I 3 we 4 our 5 It 6 her 7 she 8 your Page 7, ex. 11 2 Michael and Anne hasnʼt got any DVDs. 3 It hasnʼt got a good internet connection. 4 Weʼve got a holiday home in Spain. 5 Has your sister got a tablet? 6 Have you got an email address? Page 7, ex. 12 2 have got 3 Has your holiday home got 4 hasnʼt 5 has got 6 have got 7 havenʼt got 8 havenʼt got Page 7, ex 13 2 My mother and sisterʼs room. 3 My friend Dannyʼs brother. 4 My friendsʼ DVDs. 5 My motherʼs book.

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6 The childrenʼs bikes. Page 7, ex. 14 2 books 3 holidays 4 watches 5 addresses 6 children 7 families 8 beaches 9 women 10 feet Page 8, ex. 15 2 are 3 isnʼt 4 some 5 any 6 any Page 8, ex. 16 2 Are there 3 There arenʼt 4 Is there/there isnʼt 5 Are there/there are 6 There are/there arenʼt Page 8, ex. 17 2 Is there a microwave in the kitchen? 3 There is a TV in your bedroom. 4 Are there dogs on the beach? 5 Is there internet connection in your holiday house? 6 There arenʼt any clubs in the village. 7 There arenʼt any hotels near the beach. 8 Are there any photos on your blog page? Page 8, ex. 18 2 b 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 a 10 b 11 c 12 b 13 a 14 c Page 8, ex. 19 1 My name is Michael and Iʼm 16. 2 Are you on holiday with your family? 3 Is it cold in Ireland? 4 My sister hasnʼt got her mobile phone. 5 Has their house got a garden? Page 9, ex. 20 1T2F3F4T5F6F7F8T Page 9, ex. 21 b Page 9, ex. 22 1 Small spaces that are now houses. 2 Football match. 3 In a field near Canterbury. 4 A kitchen, living room, two bedrooms, toilet and a bathroom. 5 A dishwasher. 6 Daniel and Stacy. 7 No, they havenʼt. 8 It is unique and cheap. Page 9, ex. 23 Personal answer.

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Unit 2 – Sporting fixtures Page 10, ex. 1 1c2a3d4b Page 11, ex. 2 Play football, cricket, tennis, golf, rugby Do aerobics, judo, athletics Go running, cycling, swimming, sailing Page 11, ex. 3 1c2a3d4b5e Page 11, ex. 4 1c2b3d4f5e6a Page 11, ex. 5 1 cricket, tennis, cycling, golf, rugby, sailing 2 football, cricket, rugby 3 running, aerobics, cycling, golf, swimming, sailing, athletics 4 football, running, aerobics, tennis, swimming, judo, athletics Page 11, ex. 6 1e2g3a4b5d6c7g8f9h Page 12, ex. 7 2 doesnʼt know 3 plays 4 donʼt show 5 donʼt go 6 doesnʼt like 7 spend 8 cheer Page 12, ex. 8 2 donʼt eat 3 read 4 go 5 stays 6 doesnʼt want 7 plays Page 12, ex. 9 2 Michael doesn’t watch TV in bed, Anne does. 3 Anne and Michael don’t live in Ireland, they live in England. 4 Anne and Michael don’t cook dinner, Mum does. 5 Anne doesn’t like golf, she likes tennis. 6 Michael doesn’t go to bed at 10:00, he goes at 11:30. Page 12, ex. 10 1 donʼt 2 Does/doesnʼt 3 Does/does 4 Do/do Page 12, ex. 11 2 does Bernie play football 3 does the match start 4 does Mum like the home? 5 does Colm live 6 does Colm play football with Page 13, ex. 12 2 My sister never watches sport. 3 Itʼs sometimes cold in the summer. 4 Are the beach cafés never open in winter? 5 We sometimes eat dinner at 6 oʼclock. Page 13, ex. 13 1 How often do you go to restaurants on holiday?

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2 How often do you play sport on holiday? 3 How often does your mum speak English on holiday? 4 How often do you study on holiday? 5 How often does your family travel abroad? 6 How often does your best friend text you on holiday? Personal answers. Page 13, ex. 14 2 at 3 in 4 in 5 at/in 6 at 7 on 8 at Page 13, ex. 15 2 Ann canʼt surf the Net. 3 Martha canʼt hang out with friends at night. 4 Michael canʼt play hurling. 5 Can you send text messages during lessons? 6 Your sister can use your mobile phone. Page 14, ex. 16 2 love watching 3 donʼt mind watching 4 donʼt like going 5 loves shopping 6 like eating 7 hate buying 8 donʼt mind trying Page 14, ex. 17 1 likes 2 Would 3 like 4 Does Page 14, ex. 18 2b3b4a5a6b7a8b9a Page 14, ex. 19 2 donʼt always 3 in 4 get 5 in 6 loves 7 ride 8 ʼd like 9 doesnʼt 10 getting 11 goes 12 at 13 does 14 donʼt Page 14, ex. 20 1 What time does the match start? 2 How often do you do your homework on holiday? Once a week. 3 My sister canʼt use the mobile phone at school. 4 I hate getting up early on Sunday morning. 5 Would you like to come to the stadium with me? Page 15, ex. 21 1 golf 2 football/rugby 3 running Page 15, ex. 22 1 Twice a week. 2 In town, near his office. 3 His sports bag. 4 Nervous. 5 You need to be fast and strong. 6 Completely exhausted. 7 He doesnʼt mind losing a game. 8 He chats about it over a drink. Page 15, ex. 23 Personal answers. Page 16, ex. 1 1 It means that there are rooms available.

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2 Bed and Breakfast. 3 No, you canʼt. 4 A sink or en suite bathroom, television, wardrobe, clean bed linen, towels and tea/coffee making facilities. 5 Room service, WIFI access, outdoor swimming pools and archery lessons. 6 The traditional English breakfast consists of sausage and bacon, eggs, fried bread, sliced tomato and baked beans. The continental breakfast consists of tea, milk or coffee and fruit juices with bread, croissants or pastries. 7 On websites like Airbnb or Tripadvisor. 8 The English Channel. 9 On foot or by bike. Page 16, ex. 2 1f2e3d4b5g6a7c Page 17, ex. 3 Personal answers. Page 17, ex. 4 1 available 2 double 3 en suite 4 facilities 5 city centre 6 breakfast 7 check out 8 credit card Page 17, ex. 5 1 Have you got any available rooms? 2 Is there a TV in the room? 3 Is the hotel near the beach? 4 What time is breakfast at? 5 How can I pay?

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Unit 3 – Family bake off Page 18, ex. 1 1 beef 2 carrot 3 onion 4 garlic 5 tomatoes 6 milk 7 butter Page 19, ex. 2 1 bread 2 water 3 cheese 4 strawberry 5 carrot 6 chips 7 chicken 8 salad 9 ham 10 oil 11 vinegar 12 milk 13 tomato 14 mushroom 15 butter 16 rice Page 19, ex. 3 1 tin 2 jar 3 bottle 4 carton 5 can 6 packet 7 bag 8 box Page 19, ex. 4 1e2f3a4d5b6c Page 20, ex. 5 Countable: apple, carrot, egg, jar, onion, tin, tomato Uncountable: bread, cheese, flour, milk, oil, water Page 20, ex. 6 2 U 3 C 4 C 5 U 6 U 7 U 8 U 9 C 10 U Page 20, ex. 7 1 a lot of 2 a few 3 some 4 much 5 much 6 some 7 much 8 a little 9 a little 10 much 11 much 12 a lot of 13 much 14 many Page 21, ex. 8 2 relaxing 3 playing 4 feeling 5 running 6 reading 7 baking 8 helping 9 trying 10 cycling 11 listening 12 going Page 21, ex. 9 2 Why are you going to the shop? 3 What are you making for dinner? 4 Which song are they playing on the radio? 5 Where is Masy staying in Italy? 6 Why are the tourists laughing? Page 21, ex. 10 1 No, he isnʼt. 2 Yes, he is. 3 No, they arenʼt. 4 Yes, she is. Page 21, ex, 11 2 ʼm enjoying 3 ʼs reading 4 ʼs staying 5 is trying 6 are having 7 ʼm making 8 is preparing 9 ʼs hurrying 10 ʼs shouting 11 ʼs feeling 12 ʼs cooling Page 22, ex. 12 2 goes 3 are you reading 4 am writing 5 visit 6 donʼt believe Page 22, ex. 13 2 Are you mixing 3 know 4 wins 5 thinks 6 isnʼt playing Page 22, ex. 14 2 are 3 are 4 Do 5 much 6 few 7 doesnʼt 8 do 9 lot 10 is 11 Do 12 ʼs 13 a lot 14 isnʼt Page 22, ex. 15 2 reads 3 much 4 much 5 these days 6 few

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Page 22, ex. 16 1 How much cheese do I need? 2 Why is Anne singing? 3 Iʼm not spending much money in these days. 4 I always follow the recipe: a little butter and a lot of/lots of milk. 5 Iʼm having a great holiday. Page 23, ex. 17 1 Fish and salad. 25 3 A bit grumpy. 4 500 5 Because she hasnʼt got much energy. 6 Because he feels unhealthy. 7 Fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and a few sweet things. 8 Heʼs enjoying his food and heʼs sleeping well. 9 Pasta, rice, potatoes and wholemeal bread. 10 Because heʼs training for a marathon. Page 23, ex. 18 Personal answers. Page 23, ex. 19 4 Page 23, ex. 20 1F2F3T4F5T6F7F8F

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Unit 4 – Whale watching Page 24, ex. 1 1b2a3d4c Page 24, ex. 2 1T2F3F4F5T6F Page 25, ex. 3 1 c 2 f 3 i 4 e 5 a 6 h 7 g 8 b 9 j 10 d Page 25, ex. 4 Across: 3 hill 5 field 7 mountain 8 beach 11 lake Down: 1 cliff 4 wood 6 valley 9 coast 10 sea Page 26, ex. 5 2 was 3 was 4 were 5 wasnʼt 6 Were Page 26, ex. 6 2 were 3 was 4 was 5 were 6 werenʼt 7 was 8 were 9 were Page 26, ex. 7 2 was your mumʼs birthday? 3 were at home last night? 4 was your lasagne? 5 were you in the garden? 6 was on TV last night? Page 26, ex. 8 2 a whale swam under our boat 3 we walked on the beach 4 we stopped at Cape Clear Island 5 my friend went on a boat trip Page 27, ex. 9 T

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Page 27, ex. 10 2 took 3 wrote 4 left 5 learned 6 read Page 27, ex. 11 2 walked 3 sat 4 saw 5 thought 6 jumped 7 knew 8 tried Page 27, ex. 12 2 We didnʼt eat seafood salad for dinner yesterday. 3 I didnʼt buy fresh vegetables from the local shop. 4 We didnʼt take our school books on holiday with us. 5 I didnʼt see a dolphin yesterday. 6 Mum didnʼt order pizzas for dinner. Page 27, ex. 13 2 No, it didnʼt. 3 No, I didnʼt. 4 No, they didnʼt. 5 Yes, she did. 6 Yes, he did. Page 28, ex. 14 2 Where did you have 3 Why did you put 4 What did you do 5 How much did you spend 6 Who did he go Page 28, ex. 15 a3b1c4d5e6f2 Page 28, ex. 16 2 Who were you to the cinema with? 3 When did your mum book the holiday? 4 How long was the journey? 5 How much money did you take on holiday? 6 What did your mum cook for dinner last night? Page 28, ex. 17 2 c 3 b 4 a 5 b 6 a 7 b 8 c 9 c 10 b 11 a 12 c Page 28, ex. 18 1 Yesterday we went to see whales and dolphins. 2 We took a lot of photographs. 3 Yesterday I saw a turtle. 4 I did my homework before my holidays. 5 My sister was in the garden because it was hot. Page 29, ex. 19 1b2d3c4a Page 29, ex. 20 1 The internet is pet crazy. 2 Grumpy cat is famous because of her miserable expression. 3 Menswear Dog wears serious menʼs clothes – a shirt, tie and jacket. 4 It is a dogʼs guide to being a man. 5 Fenton is a dog.

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6 It was shot in Richmond Park, London. Page 29, ex. 21 3 Page 29 ex. 22 7, 6, 2, 4, 1, 3, 9, 8, 5 Page 29, ex. 23 Personal answers. Page 30, ex. 1 1 Celebrity chefs in Britain are known by their first name. 2 Celebrity chefs write cookery books. 3 Some celebrity chefs are very keen on appearing on TV. 4 Heston Blumenthal has a restaurant called The Fat Duck. 5 ʻDinner by Heston Blumenthalʼ is a restaurant with a chic and contemporary ambience. 6 ʻJamie’s Italianʼ began in Oxford in 2008. 7 Gino d’Acampo is Italian. 8 Gordon Ramsay’s set lunch menu has three courses Page 30, ex. 2 1e2c3b4f5a6d Page 31, ex. 3 Personal answers. Page 31, ex. 4 1 table 2 menu 3 order 4 starter 5 soup 6 main course 7 rare 8 drink 9 dessert Page 31, ex. 5 1 I would like a table for four, please. 2 Is there a set lunch? 3 What are today’s specials? 4 I would like something to drink, please. 5 Is service included?

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Unit 5 – Tech souvenirs Page 32, ex. 1 1F2T3F4T5T6T Page 33, ex. 2 2 USB key 3 tablet 4 MP3 player 5 smartphone 6 laptop 7 games console 8 wide screen TV Page 33, ex. 3 a2b7c3d6e8f1g4h5 Page 33, ex. 4 1 All except USB. 2 All except USB. 3 All except USB. 4 Mobile and smartphone. 5 Mobile phone, smartphone, tablet, games console. 6 Laptop, TV, mobile and smartphone, tablet. 7 Tablet, smartphone, some MP3 players. 8 Mobile and smartphone, tablet, laptop. Page 33, ex. 5 1 c accendere il computer 2 k scaricare musica 3 a caricare una foto 4 d/h salvare/cancellare un file/un documento 5 e cliccare su unʼicona 6 d/h salvare/cancellare un file/un documento 7 i ricaricare la batteria 8 f stampare unʼimmagine 9 g accendere il computer 10 j chiudere una finestra 11 b collegare le cuffie al computer 12 e navigare in internet Page 34, ex. 6 2 thinner 3 cooler 4 faster 5 worse 6 more intelligent 8 nicer 9 easier Page 34, ex. 7 2 younger 3 hotter 4 quicker 5 as delicious 6 more interesting Page 34, ex. 8 2 bigger 3 heavier 4 easier 5 more expensive 6 better Page 34, ex. 9 2 Michael is not as old as Anne. 3 A tablet is lighter than a laptop. 4 Your comments are funnier than mine. 5 I feel happier on holiday than at school. 6 Hotels are not as luxurious as hostels. Page 34, ex. 10 2 more 3 worse 4 ones Page 35, ex. 11 2 the most difficult 3 the biggest 4 the smallest 5 the most expensive 6 the most complicated Page 35, ex. 12 2 most 3 most 4 least 5 least 6 most Page 35, ex. 13 2 the most interesting 3 the cheapest 4 the noisiest 5 most peaceful 6 prettiest 7 the most expensive 8 the most famous 9 the most popular 10 the most beautiful 11 the widest 12 the largest 13 the coolest

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Page 36, ex. 14 2 my 3 ours 4 our/yours 5 theirs 6 hers Page 36, ex. 15 2 hers 3 isnʼt his 4 your seat 5 ours 6 my tablet Page 36, ex. 16 2 theirs 3 mine 4 ours 5 his Page 36, ex. 17 2 a 3 b 4 a 5 c 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 c 10 c Page 36, ex. 18 1 Online shopping is better than shopping in town. 2 My new laptop is easier to use than the old one. 3 Dolphins are the most intelligent animals. 4 Temple Bar is the noisiest part of the town. 5 Anne thinks that this USB key is hers. Page 37, ex. 19 1c2d3a4b Page 37, ex. 20 1 36 million people go online every day in the UK. 2 Many people use a tablet or smartphone to shop online. 3 At a ‘Click and Collect’ shop people can collect their online purchases. 4 People enjoy visiting shops, stopping for a coffee and lunch. 5 Charity shops are flourishing in the UK. 6 ‘Oxfam Originals’ sells retro clothes. 7 To Albion Bookshop in Oxford. 8 Through Twitter, shops are starting to share their expertise and attract new customers. Page 37, ex. 21 b Page 37, ex. 22 Personal answers.

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Unit 6 – Inspiration Page 38, ex. 1 1 F 2 T 3 F 4 F 5 T 6 F 7 F 8 T 9 T 10 F Page 39, ex. 2 A

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Page 39, ex. 3 1 f2d3e4b5c6a Page 39, ex. 4 1 theatre 2 literature 3 photography 4 painting 5 sculpting 6 cinema 7 music 8 dance Page 39, ex. 5 1 surgeon 2 nurse 3 farmer 4 secretary 5 teacher 6 financial advisor 7 designer 8 shop assistant Page 39, ex. 6 Down: 1 shop 2 bank 3 operation theatre 5 school Across: 4 hospital 6 farm 7 office 8 studio 9 salon 10 police station Page 39, ex. 7 Personal answers. Page 40, ex. 8 2F3P4F5P6P Page 40, ex. 9 2 coming/arriving 3 are catching/are taking 4 are having/eating lunch 5 are checking in 6 is meeting 7 are picking up 8 is cooking/making Page 40, ex. 10 2 is arriving 3 are you doing 4 ʼm staying 5 ʼm starting 6 ʼm planning 7 are having 8 ʼm phoning Page 40, ex. 11 2 staying 3 ʼm flying 4 ʼm catching 5 ʼm staying 6 sailing Page 41, ex. 12 2 ʼm going to find 3 are going to transform 4 ʼm going to be 5 ʼm going to work 6 are going to wear 7 ʼm going to earn 8 ʼm going to travel 9 ʼm not going to live 10 ʼm going to work

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Page 41, ex. 13 2 Heʼs not going to send a letter, heʼs going to send an email. 3 He isnʼt going to do more homework, heʼs going to do more chores. 4 He isnʼt going to visit his friends more often, heʼs going to visit his gran more often. 5 He isnʼt going to stop buying computer games, heʼs going to sell computer games. 6 He isnʼt going to go out more, heʼs going to stay in more. Page 41, ex. 14 2a3e4c5b Page 41, ex. 15 2 Are we going to have extra science lessons next year? 3 Who is going to travel to London with you? 4 Are you going to have the same teachers next year? 5 What job is Michael going to do in the future? Page 42, ex. 16 2 takes 3 start 4 is 5 leaves 6 arrives Page 42, ex. 17 2 going to try 3 starts 4 does the restaurant open 5 going to study 6 going to go Page 42, ex. 18 2 are you taking 3 are going 4 are going to look 5 ʼm going to take 6 ʼm going to start 7 ʼre catching 8 are you going to do 9 are having 10 is calling 11 leaves 12 ʼm going to order Page 42, ex. 19 2 The ferry leaves... 3 weʼre having... 4 Weʼre going to miss... 6 Rory is meeting... Page 42, ex. 20 1 I’m going to attend a painting course next year. th 2 I’m staying on holiday in Greece until the 28 of August. 3 My brother is going to study hard to become a surgeon. 4 What time does your plane leave tomorrow? 5 The ferry is going to leave. Page 43, ex. 21 1T2T3F4T5F6T7T8F Page 43, ex. 22 digital architect, futurologist, vertical farmer, home carer Page 43, ex. 23 1 futurologists 2 digital architects 3 vertical farmers 4 more Page 43, ex. 24 Personal answers. Page 44, ex. 1 1 Temple Bar 2 St Stephenʼs Green Shopping Centre 3 Cowʼs Lane Designer Mart 4 Stephenʼs Green Shopping Centre Page 44...