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Although every effort has been made to trace and contact copyright holders before publication. this has not been possible in some cases. We apologise for any apparent infringement of copyright and. ifnotified. the publisher will be pleased to rectiJY any errors or omissions at the earliest possible opportunity. 0000000 Contents page Starter unit 4 Unit 1 TVand news 8 Unit 2 Disposable world 16 Unit 3 Life online 24 Unit4 Fame 32 Unit 5 School life 40 Unit 6 Take action 48 Unit7 Film and fiction 56 Unit8 Art 64 Language focus reference and practice 72 Pronunciation bank 90 Wordlist 93 Expression bank 102 Irregular verbs list 104 0000 Starter unit 1 (ji --) Find pairs of opposite adjectives. 3 0k.* '; Choose the correct answers to complete the text. ffie.a.p common noisy boring clean easy far heavy quiet rare Tokyo safe dangerous powerful unhealthy Tokyo is a huge city of more than useless weak difficult dirty exciting 13 million people. It's __, but expensi';e healthy light near useful the shops and restaurants are 1 __. The streets are busy and cheap expensive 2 _ _ , but they're always very 3 __. There isn't much crime in 2 Tokyo. It's a really 4 _ _ city. 3 Japanese is a 5 __ language 4 _____ for foreigners to read and speak. 5 Visitors to Tokyo often get lost 6 _____ because they can't read the signs. 7 The rai lway is a popular form of 8 _____ public transport in Tokyo. The underground is also 9 _____ very busy and workers sometimes push passengers ' 10 ____ onto the trains! There are a lot of cars as well. The 11 _____ pollution from Tokyo's traffic sometimes makes the air quite 6 __• 2 fi{*---) Complete the sentences with adjectives in exercise 1. a light (b exciting) c powerful 1 a expensive b near c rare 2 a weak b noisy c heavy 3 a clean b near c useful 4 a far b common c safe 5 a safe b difficult c useless 6 a quiet b difficult c unhealthy 4 (.fi*jj) Write examples for the adjectives. expensive a rare painting. a sports car There aren't ma ny tigers left in I nd ia now. They quiet are rare 2 dangerous 1 Wash your hands! They're _____ 3 powerful 2 This box is . Can you help me lift 4 unhealthy it, please? 5 difficult 3 Is it to your school? 6 useful No, it's only three minutes from here. 7 noisy 4 This dictionary isn't very . I can't 8 boring find the word 'platinum'. 5 I got 97% in the science test. It was 6 Our dog is ill. Its legs are _____ and it can 't walk. 7 Ilovethisfilm. lt'svery _____ 8 I can 't hear you! It's very _____ 4 Starter unit Comparative and superlative adjectives Present simple 1 Look at the table and choose the 3 Write sentences and questions using correct words. the present simple. he / go / to my school NewDVD reviews j./e goes to my school. Tom met Sally they / not tidy / their room every day €12.99 2 Gina / wash up / every evening 3 1/ not sleep /for eight hours every night 4 Harry / do / his homework once a week 5 they / drive / to work every morning 6 school/not finish / at two o'clock The Scientists is more exciting than / (isn't as exciting a ~ Dog Police. 7 you / have / breakfast every day /? 1 The Scientists is more expensive than / isn't as expensive as Tom met Sally. 8 your brother / go / to work / ? 2 Tom met Sally is longer than / isn't as long as The Scientists. 3 Tom met Sally isn't as cheap as / is cheaper 4 r::k**) Answer the questions. Write complete than The Scientists. sentences. 4 Dog Police isn't as expensive as / is more What time does school start? expensive than Tom met Sally. School starts at eight o'clock. 5 Tom met Sally is shorter than / isn't as short as Dog Police. Do you get the bus to school? 6 Dog Police isn't as exciting as / is more exciting than Tom met Sally. 2 Where does your mum / dad work? 7 Tom met Sally is more boring than / isn't as boring as The Scientists. 3 How often do you watch TV? 8 The Scientists is better than / isn't as good as Dog Police. 4 What time do you have breakfast? 2 Write superlative sentences about 5 Do you tidy your room every week? the DVDs.
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