• Teacher: OK, so who’s next to tell the class about their family Um, Mason. It’s your turn. Mason
  • Interviewer : So, do the players use sticks or bats to hit a ball, like polo too Marco
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    Students’ own answers
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    Students’ own answers
    UNIT 20 
    Families
    VOCABULARY
    1 
    Across: 
    1
    grandson
    2 
    aunt
    3 
    granddaughter
    4 
    husband
    6
    wife
    7 
    grandmother
    10 
    uncle
    Down: 
    1
    grandfather
    5 
    niece
    8 
    nephew
    9 
    cousin
    10 
    grandparents
    2
     
    grandchild
    3
     
    1 
    old
    2 
    young
    3 
    beautiful
    4 
    dark
    5 
    slim
    6 
    good-looking
    7 
    fair
    8 
    tall
    9 
    pretty
    10 
    blonde
    11 
    short
    4
     
    1 
    dark
    2 
    slim
    3 
    young
    4 
    tall
    5 
    short
    GRAMMAR
    1
     
    1 
    badly
    2 
    noisily
    3 
    hard
    4 
    carefully
    5 
    quickly
    6 
    happily
    7 
    easily
    8 
    well
    9 
    fast
    10 
    quietly
    2
     
    1 
    hard
    2 
    badly
    3 
    fast
    4 
    loudly
    5 
    well
    6 
    slowly
    19
    3
     
    1 
    We study together very 
    happily
    .
    2 
    Be 
    careful
    with the 
    dog.
    3 
    The team was playing very 
    badly
    .
    4 
    You can 
    find my house very 
    easily
    .
    5 
    It was my favourite match 
    because both teams played very 
    well
    .
    6 
    I liked it a lot 
    because the players played 
    wonderfully
    .
    4
     
    1 
    quickly
    2 
    well
    3 
    carefully
    4 
    happily
    5 
    badly
    6 
    loudly
    VOCABULARY
    1
     
    1 
    probably
    2 
    quite
    3 
    really
    4 
    really
    5 
    certainly
    6 
    nearly
    2
     
    1 
    really / certainly
    2 
    certainly
    3 
    nearly
    4 
    quite
    5 
    probably
    READING
    1
     
    1 
    than
    2 
    the
    3 
    our
    4 
    to
    5 
    when / after
    6 
    because / as
    2
     
    1 
    A hotel near the beach or in the mountains.
    2 
    He’s teaching them to climb.
    3 
    She helps her with her 
    homework.
    4 
    She’s an engineer.
    5 
    She makes pasta for 
    all the family when they’re busy.
    LISTENING
    1
     
    Sunday
    2
     
    1 
    f
    2 
    e
    3 
    c
    4 
    b
    5 
    a
    6 
    d
    3
     
    1 

    2 

    3 

    4 

    5 

    6 

    Teacher:
    OK, so who’s next to tell the class about their 
    family? Um, Mason. It’s your turn.
    Mason:
    Thanks, Miss Harris. Good morning, everyone. I’m 
    going to talk about my family. I live with my parents, my 
    grandmother and my two sisters. My mother’s called Sam. 
    She’s forty-two years old. She’s a doctor. She works very 
    hard during the week and sometimes on Saturdays, so I 
    only see her in the evenings or on Sundays. My father’s 
    called Matthew. He’s forty-one years old. He’s a writer. He 
    writes books for children and he works at home. I often 
    help him make the dinner and I love his stories. My older 
    sister’s called Katie and my younger sister’s called Natalie. 
    Natalie’s nine and Katie’s sixteen. Natalie loves dancing and 
    sometimes we go to watch her in class on Friday evenings. 
    Katie is very intelligent and studies very hard. She is 
    always in her bedroom with her books. My grandmother’s 
    called Anita. She’s sixty-three. She’s a wonderful person. 
    She always teaches me lots of things. She’s interested in 
    everything. We talk about music and physics, cooking and 
    sport, and history. In the evenings, she often goes out with 
    her friends, but she always makes a wonderful lunch for all 
    the family on Sundays. Oh, and there’s one more member 
    of our family: George, my uncle. He’s an actor and he’s forty 
    years old. He often comes to stay with us for the weekend 
    because he lives in the city but he likes coming to our village 
    to relax.
    WRITING
    1
     
    1 
    than
    2 
    in
    3 
    because
    4 
    me
    5 
    don’t
    2
     
    1 
    My aunt lives quite near my house.
    2 
    She has got really 
    long hair.
    3 
    She is almost as old as my mother.
    4 
    I certainly enjoy seeing her.
    3
     
    Students’ own answers
    4
     
    Students’ own answers
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    STUDENT’S BOOK AUDIOSCRIPTS
    Starter Unit, Student’s Book page 10
    1
     Man: 
    Are there any rulers on the tables?
    2
     Man: 
    Is there a teacher in the room?
    3
     Man: 
    Are there any bags on the floor?
    4
     Man: 
    Is there a yellow bag under the teacher’s table?
    5
     Man: 
    Are there any pencils on the floor?
    Starter Unit, Student’s Book page 12
    1
     Woman: 
    It’s the first of March.
    2
     Woman: 
    It’s the twelfth of October.
    3
     Woman: 
    It’s the eighth of May.
    4
     Woman: 
    It’s the twenty-fifth of February.
    5
     Woman: 
    It’s the twenty-second of July.
    6
     Woman: 
    It’s the thirty-first of December.
    7
     Woman: 
    It’s the third of April.
    8
     Woman: 
    It’s the eleventh of August.
    Unit 1, Student’s Book page 17
    Interviewer:
    Hi, Marco. Can you describe your sport for 
    me, please? Is it a team sport?
    Marco
    : 
    OK. Yes, it’s a team sport and there are four 
    players in each team. The players are on 
    horses. It’s a bit like polo – in polo the players 
    also ride horses.
    Interviewer
    : So, do the players use sticks or bats to hit a 
    ball, like polo too?
    Marco
    : 
    No, they don’t use sticks, they use their 
    hands to pass the ball from one person to 
    another. In fact, players can only use their 
    right hand to pass the ball.

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