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Getting Started page 4

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PRESENT AND PAST TENSES: SIMPLE AND CONTINUOUS

1 1. moved 2. were settling 3. exploring 4. began

5. 6. 7. 8.

don’t make takes am trying miss

9. wonder 10. is doing 11. am planning

Robyn called while I was watching my favourite TV show. I think this tablet belongs to Janet. When did you take your exam? She fell asleep while the politician was speaking. Joe didn’t get out of bed all day because he was ill. I am cooking spaghetti for dinner tonight.

3 1. Do … have 2. Are … going 3. want / wanted 4. am listening

5. 6. 7. 8.

was chatting told don’t like didn’t say

9. took place 10. sounds 11. was hoping

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4 1. is 2. use 3. reading 4. did

5. were 6. put 7. has

8. sat 9. was 10. had

5 1. How long have you played with the band? 2. My dad hasn’t smoked for 20 years. 3. I had never met / hadn’t met Dana’s boyfriend before yesterday. / Before yesterday, I hadn’t met Dana’s boyfriend. 4. After we had completed our project, we left the library. 5. I didn’t go out with my friends until I had finished my English homework. 6. Their flight hasn’t arrived yet. 7. The ceremony has just begun.

6 1. I’ve never seen her perform live before. My friends and I ordered pizza yesterday. She’s worn them for five years. The bus hasn’t come yet. She has read it many times.

7 1. competed 2. had done 3. has existed

4. is going to fall 5. won’t get 6. will have

2. will begin 3. are … going to take 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

probably won’t win will help you look for them That car isn’t going to stop won’t be available until later in the month is going to get here in an hour

1 0 1. Will … be changing

4. will be starting 5. won’t have marked 6. will have known

2. will have had 3. won’t be skiing

1 1 1. will be travelling around the US 2. 3. 4. 5.

will have finished my homework by then will be closing in the next week will have made a decision won’t be leaving until two o’clock

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1 2 1. won’t get

PERFECT SIMPLE TENSES: PRESENT AND PAST

2. 3. 4. 5.

8 1. am not going to go

9 1. am going to go to the gym

2 1. How much does your backpack weigh? 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

FUTURE TENSES: FUTURE SIMPLE AND BE GOING TO

4. (had) prohibited 5. got 6. has taken

7. has … been 8. started

2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

will have driven am going to buy Will … come over / Is … going to come over will be swimming will start / is going to start Are … going to study / Will … be studying will have taken

PUTTING IT TOGETHER

1 3 1. by next Monday 2. 3. 4. 5.

At this time tomorrow while ever before

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

tomorrow right now last Saturday later usually

1 4 1. The milk smells strange. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

My little brother cried as the doctor was examining him. She is going to read all evening. He had never made Thai food before last night. I never had any interest in learning how to ice-skate. I hope you will have cleaned your room by the time mum gets home.

1 5 1. understand 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

are helping have … made had been was preparing decided will become

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8. won’t stop / hasn’t stopped 9. won’t have kept up / won’t be keeping up 10. will rely / will be relying

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Unit 1

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Vocabulary, page 8

5 Possible answers:

1 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4.

You must wear proper clothing in church. The accident happened due to the treacherous road. That house has got many trees surrounding it. The blue whale is a gigantic animal.

2 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 3 1. attempted

4. will … refuse 5. are coming back

2. stay behind 3. miss

4 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. page 9

it had begun to get dark have never left home before have been having trouble in some areas we had read all the bad reviews they had let their dog run into our garden

6 1. They had been playing for 20 minutes before either team scored a goal. 2. Have you read this book yet? 3. I’m tired. I haven’t been sleeping much lately. 4. I suddenly remembered that I had left my phone at the café, so I ran back to get it. 5. I’ve got great news! Sally and I have just got engaged.

7 1. ¿Por qué decidiste quedarte?

5 1. frustrating 2. luxurious 3. offensive, acceptable

4. peaceful 5. harmless 6. factual

6 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

hurricanes, destruction ownership, you have time and money management, fail responsibilities, walk the dog significance, 7th April, my baby brother was born water, necessity

7 1. breakable

5. attractions 6. spiritual 7. laziness

2. nationality 3. improvement 4. effective

8 1. disturbing

5. effective 6. attempt 7. significance

2. proper 3. nationalities 4. find out

2. Meg había estado intentando subir a un árbol cuando se cayó y se rompió un brazo. 3. Hasta hace poco, nunca había conocido a la dueña de mi restaurante favorito. 4. He estado leyendo un montón de artículos inquietantes sobre la destrucción de la selva tropical amazónica. 5. Había estado esperando tener alguna experiencia espiritual mientras viajaba por la India.

8 1. How long have you been playing this traditional music? 2. They had been driving for 12 hours before they got here. 3. Lori was disappointed because she hadn’t had time to see all the sights in London. 4. He hasn’t eaten meat for a year. 5. After I had watched a few minutes of a boring documentary, I turned off the TV.

9 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4.

I’m so glad I ran into you. Another new diet? I saw a cat helping a blind dog. My car is giving me a lot of trouble.

Grammar, page 10

Communication, page 12

1 1. We had been hiking for four hours.

1 1. roots, ancestors

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

It has been snowing all morning. She had been working on it since six o’clock. He hasn’t been feeling well all week. I have been planning it for months! They hadn’t been getting along for quite a while.

2 1. d

2. e

3. b

4. a

5. c

3 1. Have … received 2. have been trying 3. had … been travelling 4. hadn’t spoken

4 1. had met 2. 3. 4. 5.

has been thinking has been running had joined has been growing / has grown

5. have just seen 6. had heard 7. had never seen 6. 7. 8. 9.

has been participating have been talking have been writing has been

2. stereotype

3. beliefs 4. culture shock

2 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

use their mobile phones in the cinema talk loudly that people live in igloos passing them on to their children invite people for Sunday lunch accept other people’s beliefs

3 1. in their traditional costumes 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

not appropriate give us more freedom is considered bad luck typical day begins at 8.30 they were so narrow-minded

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4 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

Check Your Progress, page 15

A common misconception is that everyone in Africa is poor. It is forbidden to smoke in here. In some countries, women don’t have the freedom to drive. My family has roots in Russia. You shouldn’t form a stereotype of an entire nationality based on the behaviour of a few people. both pictures show the pictures are alike Another thing they have got in common another similarity is However, they are different in picture 1 … , but in picture 2 Another difference is

1 c 2 1. T – Polynesian explorers began arriving in Hawaii in the 4th century. 2. T – It is a large feast and the name comes from an ancient Hawaiian dish. 3. F – Some say hula began as an ancient ritual dance to Pe’le, the local volcano goddess.

3 d have been travelling to Hawaii the local cultural traditions if you refuse a lei evolved from Polynesian dances

traditions and marked it by having a big feast. 2. They tell a story through graceful hand gestures and movement of the body.

6 1. settlers 2. marked the occasion

3. gestures 4. passed down

Writing, page 14

1 1. It was extremely crowded and / so we couldn’t even see

4. 5.

3. laziness 4. improvement, effective

2. disturbing

3 1. request for more information 2. 3. 4. 5.

misconception that the Earth was flat management of the national park is excellent ban on swimming here this week the stereotype of studious Korean teenagers

2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

had been sleeping had never heard / hadn’t heard has … texted has been cooking had been playing

5 1. had been researching

4. had been walking 5. (had) saved 6. am thinking

2. had never heard 3. has been

2. Linda had finished her homework by the time I started to do mine. 3. We had been rehearsing for four hours before / when we took a break. 4. How long have you been in Thailand?

5 1. It was that Hawaii’s king, Kamehameha ll, changed the old

3.

roots impressive treacherous paths surrounding

6 1. She has been studying French for three years.

4 Possible answers:

2.

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

spiritual attraction gigantic beliefs

4 1. haven’t watered

Reading, page 13

1. 2. 3. 4.

2. 3. 4. 5.

2 1. connection

5 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

1 1. is considered

the dancers from where we were standing! The exchange students knew just a few words in Mandarin before they began studying with an excellent local teacher. I slept for nearly 24 hours when I came back from Japan because I was terribly tired. The food fair featured traditional dishes from 60 countries, but we weren’t there for very long, so we only tasted a few things. Although the film is almost four hours long, it’s incredibly entertaining.

2 1. extremely 2. just / only 3. totally 4. awkward

5. 6. 7. 8.

constantly quite Only highly

Unit 2 Vocabulary, page 16

1 1. speed can a jet aeroplane fly 2. 3. 4. 5.

were no witnesses to the accident Mars would have many drawbacks need any advance notice without any warning

2 Possible answers: 1. up 2. quickly 3. hit

3 1. f

2. b

4. finish 5. safe 3. c

4. a

4 1. advance notice 2. spacecraft, launched 3. speeds

5. d

6. e

4. rush 5. tiny

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5 1. put off 2. pick up 3. call off

4. keep away 5. try out 6. work out

Writing Task

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

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6 Possible answers: 1. to take off at 9.00 2. caught on right away 3. put on a sweater

7 1. Él no se habría estrellado contra el árbol si no hubiera 4. used it all up this morning 5. blew it up

7 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

We will put them on after the dinner. Some chemicals blew up. They will have to work it out before their trip. She put it off until she’s feeling better. We can’t wait to try it out!

8 1. capable of 2. 3. 4. 5.

launch drawbacks crash into Spacecraft

6. 7. 8. 9.

pick … up tiny try out carries out

Grammar, page 18

1 1. wouldn’t know 2. will survive 3. want

4. would never have survived 5. demonstrates

4. wouldn’t know how beautiful it looks 5. won’t see the stars

3 1. they get additional money, they will be able to build a lift on the moon 2. wouldn’t have made the first Star Trek film if the original TV series hadn’t been so popular 3. I didn’t have a star map app on my mobile phone, I wouldn’t be able to identify the constellations 4. you don’t look at it through a telescope, you won’t be able to see details on the moon’s surface. / you look through a telescope, you will be able to see details on the moon’s surface.

4 1. I wish / If only we had left earlier. 2. 3. 4. 5.

I wish / If only you would believe me. I wish / If only I played the guitar as well as Sue. If only / He wishes he had better marks. I wish / If only I were in the right place to see Thursday’s lunar eclipse.

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5 1. knew 2. should / could visit 3. might / would stop 4. could move

8 1. The International Space Station has been in orbit for more than 15 years. 2. If only you had been there. 3. The students have just launched their satellite. 4. She went back inside the spacecraft after she had been walking for 20 minutes. 5. They have made an updated 2014 version of Cosmos. 6. You can’t work in mission control unless you are able to stay calm during a crisis.

9 1. d

2. b

4. c

5. watched 6. might not have followed / wouldn’t have followed 7. won’t be

6 1. They wouldn’t have called off last week’s mission if there hadn’t been a serious problem. 2. If they succeed in developing a solar-powered spacecraft in the near future, it could save a lot of money on fuel for space missions. 3. As soon as this new technology is available, they’ll use it in new spacecrafts. 4. I wish that I had seen that TV documentary about space last night. 5. What stars can we see if we go to the observatory tonight? / What stars could we see if we went to the observatory tonight?

6. a

Communication, page 20

1 1. phenomena

2 Possible answers: 1. should learn physics 2. will be old 3. would take it

estado montando en su bicicleta a tanta velocidad. 2. ¡No sabrás lo que eres capaz de hacer a menos que pruebes cosas nuevas! 3. ¿Estallaría una nave espacial si chocase con un asteroide? 4. Ojalá los científicos pudieran avisar a la gente de más tipos de desastres naturales. 5. Si pospones tu trabajo hoy, tendrás que cancelar tu cita de mañana.

2. UFOs 3. crews 4. voyages

5. human beings 6. aliens 7. creatures

2 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

stayed away from places where people were smoking called for help she wanted a baby of her own No, because she hasn’t sent it to any publishers aliens are living amongst us on Earth I checked reliable sources never laughs at anything

3 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4.

human beings and chimpanzees an alien develop a friendship heard such a far-fetched / weird story before overcoming the evil robots

4 1. last-minute 2. well-deserved 3. long-awaited

4. worldwide 5. widespread

5 1. This is a picture of 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

It’s hard to tell It’s possible that You can tell that looks like I guess / I suppose It could be that / It’s possible that / You can tell that I guess / I suppose I imagine / I guess / I suppose seems to be

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4 1. We can’t apply to enter the robot contest unless we go to

Reading, page 21

1 1. Asteroid Grand Challenge 2. Benjamin Franklin and Charles Darwin 3. Galapagos Islands 4. 1900

2 c 3 1. look through telescopes or write computer codes 2. educated in science 3. 50,000 citizen scientists have participated 4. might not have been discovered

4 1. Within a week hundreds of people had volunteered. 2. Because they coined the phrase “citizen science”. 3. The study and conservation of birds and their habitats.

5 1. blew up 2. coined

3. clergyman 4. spotted

Writing, page 22

1 1. although 2. Consequently 3. Obviously

4. Moreover 5. Fortunately

Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers.

Check Your Progress, page 23

1 1. realistic human beings find out underneath are considered

6. 7. 8. 9. 10.

treacherous carry out capable of accurate necessity

2 1. keep alive the continuing exploration of space for future generations come back to Earth safely stayed behind after we had left the Space Museum made sure that everyone was kept away from that area put off the science fair until a month later than originally planned

3 1. want 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

Vocabulary, page 24

1 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4.

Teamwork is a big part of fighting a fire. Each year his income goes up. Sue doesn’t do her share of the work. Emily made a profit on her scarves.

2. split 3. take pride in 4. delivered

5. guarantees/d 6. values 7. sorted

3 Possible answers:

Writing Task

2. 3. 4. 5.

Unit 3

2 1. earned

2A

2. 3. 4. 5.

the meeting. 2. She went out with friends after she had been studying in the library for six hours. 3. As soon as I finish the book, I’ll write my book report. 4. She hasn’t flown on a space mission since 1996. 5. I would have seen the end of the film if I hadn’t fallen asleep. 6. I wish I could go abroad next year. 7. If he eats a tomato, it causes him to feel ill.

have offered have benefited had provided / had been providing would … have wanted had submitted had … been know

1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

I want to swim regardless of the weather forgot to pack my own pair slacked off in the afternoon going like clockwork wouldn’t dare to do that

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4 Possible answers: 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.

They won’t deliver until tomorrow. Everything is running like clockwork now. I value your opinion. Everything is based on teamwork. I wish I earned a higher income. Then you will be able to pack all that you want.

5 1. run an errand 2. take your time

3. runs the show 4. running high

6 1. took (her health) for granted 4. ran wild 2. took sides 3. took advantage of

5. ran short of

7 Accept all logical and grammatically correct answers. 8 1. packs 2. take advantage of 3. earns 4. income

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5. 6. 7. 8.

take pride in regardless of guarantee run short of

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8 1. have felt / have been feeling, hadn’t taken

Grammar, page 26

1 1. was done 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8.

can be found is known were received was … estimated / has … been estimated will be needed was being run should have been given

2 1. Employees are expected to arrive on time. / It is expected that employees arrive on time. 2. All new employees will be given a handbook on office rules by Ms Johnson. / A h...