GRAMMAR BOOK

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GRAMMAR BOOK

REAL
GRAMMAR
BOOK
K AY P OWELL
REAL ENGLISH AUTHENTIC LEARNING
STUDENT ANSWER KEY
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REAL, Real English Authentic Learning
Grammar Book 1
Student Answer Key
Kay Powell
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K AY P OWELL
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STUDENT ANSWER KEY
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Table of Contents
BACK TO BASICS English Alphabet, Parts of Speech, Verb Be, and the Imperative ....
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UNIT 1 Simple Present …………………………….……………………………………………..
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UNIT 2 Present Progressive ………………………………………………………………..……
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UNIT 3 Nouns and Determiners ……...………………………………………………………….
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UNIT 4 Pronouns …………………………………………………………………………...……..
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UNIT 5 Simple Past ……………..………………………………………………………………...
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UNIT 6 Past Progressive …………………………………...…………………………………….
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UNIT 7 Adjectives and Adverbs ………………………………………………………………….
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UNIT 8 Future …………………………….………………………………………………………..
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UNIT 9 Prepositions …...………………………………………………………………………….
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UNIT 10 Modals ……………………………………………………………………………….…..
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HOW TO… Improve Your Writing ………………………………………………………………
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HOW TO… Build Your Vocabulary ……………………………………………………………..
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BACK TO BASICS – English Alphabet, Parts of Speech,
Verb Be, and the Imperative
Exercise 1, English Alphabet (page 1)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 2, What’s Your Name? (page 1)
1. Vanessa Rodriguez
2. Brian Metzinger
3. Kenneth Chung
4. Virginia Smythe
5. Juana Guttierez
Exercise 3, Where in the World Is…? (page 2)
Exercise 4, Alpha Bravo (page 2)
1. Uniform Romeo Uniform Golf Uniform Alpha Yankee
2. November Echo Whiskey Yankee Oscar Romeo Kilo
3. Victor Echo November India Charlie Echo
4. Mike Oscar Sierra Charlie Oscar Whiskey
5. Charlie Alpha Romeo Alpha Charlie Alpha Sierra
Exercise 5, Is It a Date? (page 2)
1. Tuesday, April 16, 1998
2. Monday, January 1, 2003
3. Wednesday, November 10, 1964
4. Friday, October 2, 1957
5. Sunday, March 3, 2006
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Exercise 7, Caribbean Cruise (page 4)
1. In summer we had a really cool vacation.
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Pro V Det Adv Ad
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2. Our visit to the Caribbean was wonderful.
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3. We visited beautiful islands.
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Exercise 8, Find the Word (page 4)
1. I am learning English and Spanish.
2. We went snowboarding in British Columbia.
3. Where is the nearest bus stop?
4. That movie was really exciting.
5. Will you come to the movies with me?
6. Kim drove the car carefully.
7. When did you buy your new computer?
8. They read the menu and ordered pasta.
Exercise 9, Travel Facts (page 5)
1. Travel is a wonderful experience.
2. Joel (not) is not (isn’t) our guide.
3. My sister is a tour director.
4. Kay and I are enthusiastic travellers.
5. We (not) are not (aren’t) on vacation this week.
Exercise 10, Travel Trivia (page 5)
1. He is a couch-surfer. Is he a couch-surfer?
2. New York is in the United States. Is New Work in the United States?
3. We are responsible travellers. Are we responsible travellers?
4. I am in Bangkok. Am I in Bangkok?
5. They are on a trip to Scotland. Are they on a trip to Scotland?
Exercise 11, Caribbean Cruise (page 6)
1. My sister is with me. Who is with you?
2. She is 20 years old. How old is she?
3. The ship is enormous. How big is the ship?
4. Now we are near Barbados. Where are we?
5. It is nearly seven o’clock. What is the time ?
Exercise 12, Get It Right (page 6)
1. Here is my hotel.
2. There are many tourists in this city.
3. There are many beautiful monuments.
4. Here are my guide books.
5. There is our bus.
Exercise 13, Fact Finding (page 7)
1. The cruise ship is 15 metres tall. size
2. We are very thirsty. physical state
3. Yukio is Japanese. nationality
4. Her hair is black. colour
5. Tim and Julie are tour directors. profession
Exercise 14, Beautiful Barbados (page 7)
Dear Jamie,
Here I am on this fantastic beach in sunny Barbados. The weather is great and the food is delicious.
The people are very friendly, too. The beaches are sandy. The sea is so clear and warm. The scuba
diving is great here. The coral reefs are really magnificent. Is it very cold in Canada? Is there a lot of
snow? See you soon in snowy North America!
Love,
Karen
Exercise 15, Cooking Contest (page 8)
Answers will vary.
UNIT 1 – Simple Present
Exercise 1, Travel Truths (page 9)
1. We always go on a camping vacation. habit, routine
2. You have to be very rich to be a space tourist! fact, truth
3. We have a family reunion every Christmas. tradition
Exercise 2, Trendy Travel (page 10)
1. We (like) like adventure travel.
2. He (prefer) prefers ecotourism.
3. Katy (want, not) does not (doesn’t) want to couch-surf.
4. She (want) wants to learn Spanish in Peru.
5. Tracey (go, not) does not (doesn’t) go on cruise ships.
Exercise 3, The Big Apple (page 10)
1. Does Monica like New York?
Monica likes New York.
2. Does she enjoy shopping in New York?
She enjoys shopping in New York.
3. Does she love to take the boat to the Statue of Liberty?
She loves to take the boat to the Statue of Liberty.
4. Does she prefer to walk in Central Park?
She prefers to walk in Central Park.
5. Does she often visit the Guggenheim Museum?
She often visits the Guggenheim Museum.
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1. We go there twice a year. How often do you go there?
2. They choose a new destination every year. What do they choose every year?
3. They usually take their vacation in July. When do they usually take their vacation?
4. She goes camping in Quebec. Where does she go camping?
5. His best friend travels with him. Who travels with him?
Exercise 5, Final Ending (page 12)
1. catch catches
2. fix fixes
3. wait waits
4. pay pays
5. fly flies
6. miss misses
7. go goes
8. wash washes
9. spy spies
10. enjoy enjoys
Exercise 6, Say It Right (page 12)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 7, How Do You Say That Again? (page 12)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 8, Fabulous Florence (page 13)
Florence rocks! Every day I discover something new. Florence has lots of museums. I don’t usually
like museums. I think they are boring, but not here! A tourist doesn’t have a minute to lose. This city
offers so much: paintings, sculptures, gardens, buildings, and shopping. I prefer the leather and gold
boutiques. I have a new leather belt and my sister Gina has a pretty gold bracelet. Every evening we
sit in an open-air restaurant. I always eat pizza and Gina eats spaghetti. We don’t eat quickly. We
relax as we watch the people walk by. Gina takes photos everywhere we go. We don’t waste a
minute!
Exercise 9, Wonderful World (page 13)
Country
1. Saudi Arabia
2. India
3. Portugal
4. Honduras
5. Australia
Continent
Asia
Asia
Europe
Central America
Oceania
Official Language
Arabic
Hindi
Portuguese
Spanish
English
People
Saudi
Indian
Portuguese
Honduran
Australian
1. India is in Asia. The Indians speak Hindi.
2. Portugal is in Europe. The Portuguese speak Portuguese.
3. Honduras is in Central America. The Hondurans speak Spanish.
4. Australia is in Oceania. The Australians speak English.
Exercise 10, Ice Place to Stay (page 14)
1. (JP, sleep) well?
Q: Does JP sleep well?
A: No, he does not (doesn’t). He has insomnia.
5. (Katrine, enjoy) reading?
Q: Does Katrine enjoy reading?
A: No, she does not (doesn’t). She enjoys
watching TV.
2. (Matt, like) action movies?
Q: Does Matt like action movies?
A: Yes, he does. He watches action movies.
6. (Who, want) to be a nurse?
Q: Who wants to be a nurse?
A: JP does. He wants to be a nurse.
3. (JP, work) as a bartender?
Q: Does JP work as a bartender?
A: Yes, he does. He works at the bar.
7. (JP, go) ice fishing?
Q: Does JP go ice fishing?
A: No, he does not (doesn’t). Matt goes ice
fishing.
4. (Matt and Katrine, go) snowboarding?
Q: Do Matt and Katrine go snowboarding?
A: Yes, they do. They go snowboarding.
8. (All the friends, go) skiing?
Q: Do all the friends go skiing?
A: No, they do not (don’t). Katrine goes skiing.
Exercise 11, Savage Safari (page 15)
1. Where do you sleep? You sleep in a tent by a camp fire.
2. Who plays traditional music? African drummers play traditional music.
3. What do you hear? You hear the sounds of wild animals.
4. What do you see? You see elephants, lions, and giraffes.
5. When does the safari leave? The safari leaves every Monday from Montreal.
Exercise 12, The Right Choice (page 15)
1. He never takes a winter vacation.
2. We rarely book our airplane tickets online.
3. He often goes to places to practise sustainable tourism.
4. She always chooses an exotic destination.
5. They usually use a GPS to find directions around town.
Exercise 13, Ecotourism (page 16)
1. The panda eats bamboo leaves in the mountains of China.
2. The hippopotamus swims in Lake Tanganyika.
3. The zebra runs in big herds in Botswana.
4. The koala bear climbs eucalyptus trees in Australia.
5. The tiger catches its food in the jungles of India.
6. The lion hunts on the plains of Kenya.
7. The Kiwi bird searches for insects in New Zealand forests.
8. The orangutan swings from trees in Sumatra.
9. The Komodo dragon walks along the beaches of Indonesia.
10. The cheetah races across the plains of Tanzania.
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Exercise 14, Compare Countries (pages 16 and 17)
Answers may vary.
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UNIT 2 – Present Progressive
Exercise 1, Match the Example (page 19)
1. Right now, I am surfing the Internet. at the moment of speaking
2. This week, Bianca is visiting us. around the present time
3. At the moment, I am watching a great movie. at the moment of speaking
4. Tonight, he is cooking dinner for his friends. around the present time
5. We are currently taking a kickboxing class. around the present time
Exercise 2, Complete It! (page 20)
1. He (play, not) is not (isn’t) playing hockey right now.
2. (do, she, question) Is she doing her exercises?
3. We (go) are going to the gym tonight.
4. They (meet, not) are not (aren’t) meeting the new soccer coach.
5. I (wait) am (I’m) waiting for the class to start.
Exercise 3, Ask the Question (page 21)
1. Where is he travelling this summer?
2. Who is she talking to?
3. When are they joining the gym?
4. Why are you waiting?
5. How is he doing?
Exercise 4, Form It! (page 21)
1. move moving
2. write writing
3. lie lying
4. die dying
5. try trying
6. play playing
7. sit sitting
8. put putting
Exercise 5, What Are You Doing? (page 22)
1. Jenny: What are you doing at the moment?
2. Sarah: I’m ripping up old carpets and removing wallpaper.
3. Jenny: I’m calling you from Joe’s Gym. My class is starting in five minutes.
I’m waiting for my teacher to arrive. I usually take yoga on Mondays and studio
cycling on Wednesdays. Are you still coming to the gym today?
4. Sarah: Yes, I am. I need a break. I’m leaving right now. See you soon. Bye!
a. What exactly is Sarah doing when Jenny calls?
Sarah is ripping up old carpets and she is removing wallpaper.
b. What verb tense did Sarah use to describe her actions and why?
She is using the present progressive, because she is doing the actions at the moment she is
speaking.
Exercise 6, Decisions! Decisions! (page 22)
I am reading1 the college newspaper. I am trying2 to decide what to do. I am looking for3 one
physical and one creative activity. I am hesitating4 between badminton and ceramics or volleyball
and photography.
Exercise 7, Action Man (page 23)
Dan: I don’t know. I’m not watching1 the game.
Alex: What are you doing2?
Dan: I’m building3 a model plane. I’m working4 on the wings right
now. I need to concentrate, so I’m not watching5 TV.
Alex: I can see why you’re concentrating6. That looks difficult to do.
Dan: Yes, it’s hard, but I am hoping7 to enter this model in a competition and I hope to
win a prize. The kit is expensive, so I’m putting8 it together very carefully.
Alex: I’m too clumsy to do stuff like that. I don’t like making9 things. I’m an action man.
Exercise 8, Feeling Zen (page 23)
Jenny is still waiting for the yoga instructor to arrive. She sees her friend Melanie.
Jenny: Hi, Melanie. What are you doing here?
I’m
Melanie: Oh, hi, Jenny. I am here to check out the yoga class.
What’s
Jenny: What is your brother doing these days?
he's taking
Melanie: Actually, this evening he is taking us to a judo competition.
Jenny: Is he still boxing?
He’s not
Melanie: He is not boxing in tournaments anymore because he prefers judo now.
Jenny: What are your sisters doing?
They’re planning
They aren’t
Melanie: They are planning to start judo classes too. They are not doing synchronized swimming now.
They don’t
They do not have time to practise.
Jenny: Oh, the instructor is here. Time to go!
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1. Is she going on a trip to Shanghai? No, she isn’t. She is going on a trip to Paris.
2. Is she driving a motorcycle? No, she isn’t. She is driving a car.
3. Is she dancing the flamenco? Yes, she is. She is dancing the flamenco.
4. Is she eating ice cream? Yes, she is. She is eating ice cream.
5. Is she running on a beach? No, she isn’t. She is lying on a beach.
Exercise 10, Are They Active? (page 24)
1. Is Bruno skateboarding? Yes, he is.
2. Are David and Jessica skydiving? No, they are scuba diving.
3. Is Valerie jogging? No, she is rock climbing.
4. Are Ashley and Jack skydiving? Yes, they are.
5. Is Audrey jogging? Yes, she is.
Exercise 11, A Survey (page 25)
1. Fred: I’m registering tonight for the next session.
When are you registering for the next session?
2. Sonia: I’m doing it to get back in shape.
Why are you doing it?
3. Kelly: My brother is taking the class with me.
Who is taking the class with you?
4. Fernando: I’m dancing at the downtown dance studio.
Where are you dancing?
5. Kim: I’m paying $100 for 10 classes.
How much are you paying?
Exercise 12, Simple Present or Present Progressive? (page 25)
Simple Present
truths
customs
facts
routines
traditions
permanent situations
Present Progressive
temporary situations
actions at the moment of speaking
actions around the present time, extending into the future
actions in the progress
Exercise 13, Visiting Julie (page 25)
SP
PP
She usually (work) works1 in a gym as a yoga instructor. Now she (work, not) is not working2
SP
PP
because she (be) is3 too busy. At the moment, she (get) is getting4 ready to leave her old house.
SP
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She (like) likes5 her job, but she also (go) goes6 to school three nights a week. This morning,
PP
I (help) am helping7 her pack.
Exercise 14, A Trip To Hawaii (page 26)
I’m taking the photos and he’s writing the text. I’m excited because people say the scenery is beautiful.
The waves are very high and there is great surfing. I’m interested in the ancient culture of the island.
My brother is planning on visiting the volcano. He’s going to visit a smaller island called Kauai to take a
helicopter ride in a canyon. I’m too scared to go there! I’m staying in Honolulu to soak up the sun on
the beach.
Exercise 15, A Good Match (page 26)
looking
I’m
I’m look for an exciting relationship with an adventurous young woman. I presently living in a one bedroom
I love
planning
apartment with my pet python, Pete. I am loving exotic food. I’m plannin a trip to Costa Rica this winter to
visit the jungle. Are you ready for a taste of ecotourism? Do you want to travel with me? Email me at
jakethesnake@veggie.com.
I live
I’m a 22-year-old graphic designer who is looking for the perfect man. I’m am living in a modern condo with
have
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my cat. I love bright colours and I lots of tropical plants. My favourite food is Italian. I are presently planning
I prefer
a trip to Florence and Rome. I’m preferring to travel with an exciting man. Are you the man for me? Contact
me at sophielucy@catmail.com.
Exercise 16, A Personal Ad (page 26)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 17, What’s Going On at Joe’s Gym? (page 27)
Answers will vary.
UNIT 3 – Nouns and Determiners
Exercise 1, Countable or Uncountable? (page 29)
1. courage U
2. city C
3. advice U
4. chair C
5. animal C
6. money U
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1. thesis theses
2. tooth teeth
3. tornado tornados/tornadoes
4. person people
5. table tables
6. man men
Exercise 3, Say It Right (page 31)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 4, Write It Right (page 31)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 5, Local Hero (page 32)
Joey is an energetic seventeen-year-old boy who loves cycling. Joey’s favourite activity is riding
in the bike park. Joey lives in an apartment block. He likes to escape to the bike park for a sense
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of freedom. It’s a great place to meet his friends. The park is always full of younger children
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watching the bigger kids have fun on their bikes. Two days ago, something bad nearly happened
at the bike park. Fifteen-year-old cyclist Shane Bradshaw was speeding towards a ramp. Two-year-old
Jack Austin ran out. His mother shouted for Jack to stop. Joey saw Jack running towards the front
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wheels of Shane’s bike. He quickly rode his bike and lifted Jack to safety. All the people in the
bike park clapped loudly. Joey is truly our local hero.
Exercise 6, Plural Puzzle (page 33)
Exercise 7, Beauty (page 33)
Today I watched a video about beauty1. Botticelli painted beautiful young girls with long, flowing hair2.
Do you know his painting of spring3? I love Botticelli’s style of painting, but many people prefer
modern art. They say that it is full of energy4 and motion5. Monet is my favourite artist. He painted
one building, a cathedral, in different weather: sun6, rain7, snow8, fog9.
Exercise 8, At the Airport (page 34)
Some are waiting to check in their luggage1. Others are asking for information2 about their flights.
One man is talking to a couple next to him. They are giving him advice3 about his first trip4 to Mexico.
They went there last year5. Some travellers are sitting at tables6. They are eating food7 and chatting.
People are feeling many emotions8: happiness if they are seeing family and friends again; sadness9
if they have to say goodbye to them; and anxiety about security10. I am here to meet my cousin11
from Vancouver. Why are you at the airport?
Exercise 9, Spell Check (page 34)
1. (woman) I saw the women in the photo.
2. (hypothesis) There are many hypotheses about the concept of time.
3. (sheep) The dog is guarding the sheep.
4. (child) The children liked the movie.
5. (tomato) Could you slice the tomatoes?
6. (dish) Will you wash the dishes?
7. (tooth) I’m going to brush my teeth.
8. (video) Did you see the videos?
9. (party) I love her wonderful parties.
10. (mouse) The mice ate the cheese.
Exercise 10, Where Does It Belong? (page 35)
1. rings, watches, bracelets, earrings jewellery
2. tables, chairs, sofas, wall units furniture
3. letters, packages, bills, flyers mail
4. suitcases, handbags, sports bags luggage
5. skates, pucks, sticks, pads hockey equipment
6. dollars, yen, pounds, euros money
Exercise 11, Possession (page 35)
1. The house of Nadine is next to mine. Nadine’s house is next to mine.
2. Where is the ball of the boy? Where is the boy’s ball?
3. Where is the apartment of the girls? Where is the girls’ apartment?
4. The book of Nicole is on the table. Nicole’s book is on the table.
5. Did you see the new car of Joe? Did you see Joe’s new car?
Exercise 12, Right or Wrong? (page 37)
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1. She has much friends.
2. Sami took a lot of photos.
3. Where is my cellphone?
4. I don’t have many money.
5. I need two information.
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I don’t have much/any money.
I need two pieces of/some information.
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1. Rob is drinking a cup of green tea.
2. Iceland is an island.
3. She doesn’t have a job.
4. Meg never puts X salt on her food.
5. Does Dan want to be a nurse?
6. He has an idea.
7. Everybody loves X chocolate.
8. When I use X pepper, I sneeze!
9. Her brother is an actor.
10. I don’t drink X milk.
Exercise 14, Much or Many? (page 38)
1. She doesn’t have much homework.
2. My uncle owns many cars.
3. Melanie wants many children.
4. We don’t have much money.
5. The university has many students.
6. He didn’t give me much information about the new project.
7. They sent me many gifts.
8. The hockey player has so much equipment.
9. You are eating too many candies!
10. I have too much furniture in my house.
Exercise 15, Difficult Decisions (page 38)
Mario: What is in ( this / these )1 package?
Ted: I don’t know. I found it in ( this / that )2 box over there.
Mario: Where did you put my football equipment?
Ted: Oh, I moved ( that / those )3 equipment. It’s in ( that / this )4 black bag in the hallway.
Mario: ( These / This )5 magazines are old. Can I throw them out?
Ted: No, put them on ( that / those )6 shelf.
Mario: What are ( those / this )7 boxes in the corner?
Ted: They’re mine. Are you going to keep ( this / these )8 sneakers?
Mario: Of course, but you can throw out ( those / that )9 old furniture.
Ted: No, I love ( those / this )10 chairs.
Exercise 16, Bad Habits (page 39)
Today, she left her1 schoolbag in the bus. She also puts things in strange places. Her2 brother Matt
found her3 makeup in his4 hockey bag. Last week, he left his5 car keys in the kitchen. Madison put
them in her6 purse and went to the gym. Their7 father had to drive Matt to the gym to get the keys.
Their8 mother told Madison that she was irresponsible. Matt loves his9 sister, but he doesn’t love
her10 bad habits!
Exercise 17, At the Beach (page 39)
Jay
1. is wearing a pair of jeans and sunglasses.
2. is drinking a bottle of water.
3. is playing a game of beach volleyball.
4. is eating a piece of pizza.
Kay
is wearing a pair of shorts and sandals.
is drinking a bottle of apple juice.
is playing a game of tennis.
is eating a piece of cake.
Exercise 18, Gary’s Garden (page 40)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 19, New Year Traditions (page 40)
Resolutions are decisions to improve life in the year that is about to start. Some people wish for better
health or more wealth! Others promise to give up bad habits. Students might decide to study harder.
An athlete may decide to train more often. In the Chinese tradition, at the end of the old year, people
clean their houses. People wear new clothes. All over China, people travel to family reunions. They
decorate their houses with the colour red. They use a lot of flowers. They put oranges in bowls to
symbolize happiness. The Chinese New Year honours past and present members of the family.
People make wishes for good luck in the new year, just like in the Western tradition!
Exercise 20, Celebration (page 41)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 21, Sports Around the World (page 41)
According to recent research1, the answer is soccer2. People can play this game3 indoors or
outdoors. There are some strange sports around the world. In Wales, men4 race up and down high
hills and deep valleys5 and try to run faster than a group of horses6. The horses usually win the
race7! In Finland, there is the annual Wife Carrying World Championships, where husbands carry their
wives8 and run as fast as they can to the finish line. Chess boxing9 combines playing the quiet game
of chess10 while the competitors fight. Extreme ironing is the craziest sport, where people look for
extreme ways11 to iron their clothes. They do it while jumping off of high mountains12… anywhere
they can!
UNIT 4 – Pronouns
Exercise 1, Instant Identification (page 43)
1. Do you know Tom? Yes, I met him at college. to identify a person
2. Jack isn’t here. He went to the store. to replace a person
3. Is this your stapler? No, it isn’t mine. to identify a thing
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1. Julie loves her cat. She loves her cat.
2. Peter reads a lot. He reads a lot.
3. Anna and Jim enjoy cycling. They enjoy cycling.
4. Fred and I often cook Mexican food. We often cook Mexican food.
5. The sun is shining. It is shining.
Exercise 3, Obvious Object (page 44)
1. We invited Sara to supper. We invited her to supper.
2. I saw Sharon and Tania yesterday. I saw them yesterday.
3. They met Max and me at the gym. They met us at the gym.
4. He made our new deck. He made it.
5. Did you see Bruno? Did you see him?
Exercise 4, Clown Costume (page 45)
Jan: Look what I just found! Is this yours1?
Ben: No, that’s Tracey’s clown costume.
Jan: How do you know it’s hers2?
Ben: She’s working at the children’s party tomorrow.
Jan: I really thought it was yours3 because you were a clown last Halloween.
Ben: No, it definitely isn’t mine4 because I rented the costume and took it back.
Exercise 5, Feeling Good (page 45)
She finished her first week at her new job. She is proud of herself1 because she had a good
evaluation. When people feel good about themselves2, they enjoy their work. I feel happy with myself3
because I have a successful career. My brother is never satisfied with himself4. He is a perfectionist.
Exercise 6, Famous Pioneers (page 46)
Florence Nightingale
Florence Nightingale (1820–1910) was a rich woman who modernized nursing. She introduced
hygiene to military hospitals. The soldiers called her “The Lady with the Lamp.” She founded the first
school of nursing. Thanks to her, we have clean hospitals, nursing care, and medical records.
The Wright Brothers
On December 17, 1903, the Wright brothers made the first powered airplane flight. It was a magical
moment. The photographer who took photos of it was amazed. Orville and Wilbur Wright congratulated
themselves on this amazing success. Thanks to them, we can fly around the world and see new
countries and cultures.
Exercise 7, Oops! (page 47)
her She
She
her
She
her
I really like him. He lives in Gatineau. He loves playing his guitar. He writes music, too. I like his
She
herself
her She’ll
compositions. He is proud of himself. Did you meet him? He’ll be in town next week. I’ll introduce you
her
to him.
Exercise 8, What’s Going On? (page 47)
1. They are taking it to the vet.
2. The girl is watching him fix his motorcycle.
3. She is bringing us our food.
4. He is teaching them karate.
5. The principal is giving her the diploma.
Exercise 9, Is This Yours? (page 47)
1. This is my car. This is mine.
2. That is their apartment. That is theirs.
3. They are my sister’s children. They are hers.
4. That is my brother’s house. That is his.
5. This is my mother’s painting. This is hers.
6. These are his socks. They are his.
7. Those are our photos. They are ours.
8. Is this your schoolbag? Yes, it is mine.
9. Is this your book? No, it is not mine.
Exercise 10, The Round Table (page 48)
Arthur was a young British prince. The wizard Merlin told him1 that one day he would be the king of
Britain. To prove that he2 was the future king, Arthur had to do something unusual. He had to take the
magical sword, Excalibur, out of a large rock. Arthur pulled it3 out of the rock and became the king.
Arthur’s castle was called Camelot. It4 sat on the top of a cliff by the sea. Arthur formed a group of
brave knights and they5 all sat at the Round Table. Sir Lancelot was the most famous knight. He6 fell
in love with Arthur’s wife, Queen Guinevere. She7 fell in love with Sir Lancelot and they8 ran away
together. Arthur forgave her9 and Sir Lancelot. Sadly, Arthur’s nephew killed him10 and Britain lost its
wonderful king.
Exercise 11, Personal Profile (page 48)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 12, Famous Families (page 49)
Reading exercise.
Exercise 13, Family Facts (page 49)
Answers will vary.
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Exercise 1, Match the Example (page 51)
1. In the 1990s, modern technology gave us some exciting new pastimes.
action in the past that is completely finished
2. First, people had black-and-white TVs, then, colour TVs appeared, and finally, digital TVs arrived.
chain of events in the past
3. Yesterday, I studied at the library.
action in the past that is completely finished
Exercise 2, Modern Moments (page 52)
1. Yesterday he (show) showed me his new cellphone.
2. I (see, not) did not (didn’t) see her new plasma TV when I visited her.
3. We (fly) flew on the first jumbo jet.
4. He (look, not) did not (didn’t) look at his emails last night.
Exercise 3, Be in the Past (page 53)
1. They (not) were not (weren’t) ready for a change.
2. Was she able to download the song?
3. It (not) was not (wasn’t) too difficult.
4. Were you online last night?
5. I was unavailable to chat.
Exercise 4, Space Technology (page 53)
1. You had a GPS system in your van.
Did you have a GPS system in your van?
2. NASA’s Messenger spacecraft flew around Mercury.
Did NASA’s Messenger spacecraft fly around Mercury?
3. We saw the International Space Station in the sky last month.
Did we see the International Space Station in the sky last month?
4. Neil Armstrong was the first person to walk on the moon.
Was Neil Armstrong the first person to walk on the moon?
5. They put a satellite dish on their roof.
Did they put a satellite dish on their roof?
Exercise 5, Media Madness (page 54)
1. Her boyfriend found his car on the Internet.
Where did her boyfriend find his car?
2. Online shopping became popular in the 1990s.
When did online shopping become popular?
3. Digital technology improved television picture quality.
What improved television picture quality?
4. She bought a plasma-screen TV because she watches a lot of television.
Why did she buy a plasma-screen TV?
5. Daniel lost his MP3 player.
Who lost his MP3 player?
Exercise 6, Right or Wrong? (page 55)
R
1. cryed
2. stayd
3. tied
4. listenned
5. transferred
6. hurryed
7. steammed
8. hugged
W
3
3
cried
stayed
3
listened
3
3
hurried
steamed
3
3
3
Exercise 7, A Look Into the Past (page 55)
1. Marie Curie demonstrated how to take X-rays. id
2. Scientists worked hard to find a cure for malaria. t
3. The Industrial Revolution changed the world. d
4. Gutenberg invented the printing press in 1440. id
5. Einstein liked to observe the wonders of nature. t
Exercise 8, Famous Firsts (page 56)
IR
1. Yuri Gagarin became the first man to travel in space on April 12, 1961.
IR
2. In 1969, on July 21, Neil Armstrong took the first step on the moon.
R
3. On January 22, 1970, the first Jumbo Jet landed at Heathrow, London.
IR
4. In 2001, Dennis Tito paid $20 million to be the first tourist aboard the International Space Station.
R
5. In 1994, engineers completed the first Channel Tunnel linking England and France.
Exercise 9, Netiquette (page 56)
A few years ago people (realize) realized1 that bad behaviour in cyberspace (be, not) was not
(wasn’t)2 acceptable. Netiquette (begin) began3 on the Internet because people (forget) forgot4 that
they were talking with real people. The computer was a machine. People (realize, not) did not (didn’t)
realize5 that they (hurt) hurt6 other people’s feelings. The other day I (receive) received7 an impolite
email. IT (HAVE) HAD8 CAPITAL LETTERS. When the person (type) typed9 in capital letters, she was
shouting at me. Maybe she (know, not) did not (didn’t) know10 that was bad netiquette. The golden
rule of netiquette is: Remember the human!
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1. Ancient people (leave) left messages on stones.
2. The Mayans (cut) cut sculptures in walls to show their history.
3. The Egyptians (draw) drew pictures on the walls of pyramids.
4. Special pigeons (fly) flew to carry messages on pieces of paper.
5. The Romans (make) made statues to honour famous emperors.
6. Native Americans (light) lit fires to send messages of danger.
7. In the Arctic people (build) built stone structures to give directions.
8. With the arrival of printing, people (buy) bought books so they could read about new ideas.
9. The pencil (be) was a popular tool for communication when it was invented in 1564.
10. The Titanic (send) sent an SOS message by telegraph to ask for help.
Exercise 11, Did You Know? (page 57)
1. They drank soup.
What did they drink?
We take cough syrup.
They didn’t take cough syrup.
2. They stayed in bed all day.
Where did they stay all day?
We go to work or school.
They didn’t go to work or school.
3. They wore lots of thick clothes.
What did they wear?
We wear our normal clothes.
They didn’t wear their normal clothes.
4. They stayed inside for one month. We do our usual activities.
They didn’t do their usual activities.
How long did they stay inside?
5. The doctor came to the house.
Who came to the house?
We go to the medical clinic.
They didn’t go to the medical clinic.
Exercise 12, British Biography (page 58)
Alfred the Great died in 899. He was an important king for many reasons. He brought peace
to his country. He made laws and built schools for boys. He invented a clock. He learned to
read and write. He worked hard for many years and translated books from Latin into English.
He preserved the Old English language. He asked monks to write the history of England.
They continued to write the Anglo-Saxon Chronicle after Alfred died. The people loved
their king. They wanted people to remember this king’s name. They called him
Alfred the Great.
Exercise 13, Past Personality (page 58)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 14, The Inventions of Leonardo da Vinci (page 59)
Question
1. When did he live?
2. Who did he work for?
3. What did he invent?
4. What was he interested in?
5. Why did he invent mirror writing?
Answer
He lived from 1452 to 1519.
He worked for princes and kings.
He invented war machines.
He was interested in anatomy.
He invented mirror writing because he did not want
people to read his notes.
T
a. Leonardo was a great musician
b. He designed buildings.
c. He shared his notes with other inventors.
d. He died at a young age.
e. He had a passion for anatomy.
F
3
3
3
3
3
Exercise 15, Star Trek Tech (page 60)
Student A
1. It appeared on TV in 1966.
2. Dr. Martin Cooper invented the cellphone in 1973.
3. Scotty was the ship’s engineer.
4. Captain Kirk talked to him with his communicator.
5. Yes, it did. It inspired the computer, the microchip,
and software programs. It also inspired
Dr. Martin Cooper to invent the cellphone.
Student B
1. Spock came from Vulcan.
2. Vulcans communicated by telepathy.
3. Bones was the ship’s doctor.
4. Bones did surgery without a knife.
5. Yes, it did. It inspired laser surgery.
It also inspired CT scans and MRI machines.
Exercise 16, Personal Profile (page 61)
Subject
1. Best friend at high school
2. Get driver’s licence
3. Start college
4. Win award or competition
at high school
5. Have an accident as a child
6. Last vacation
7. Happiest memory as a child
8. Best moment in high school
9. Decide on career
10. Favourite birthday gift last year
Questions
Who was your best friend at high school?
Did you get your driver’s licence?
When did you start college?
Did you win an award or competition at high school?
Did you have an accident as a child?
When was your last vacation? Where did you go on your
last vacation?
What was your happiest memory as a child?
What was your best moment in high school?
When did you decide on your career?
What was your favourite birthday gift last year?
UNIT 6 – Past Progressive
Exercise 1, Out of This World (page 63)
1. I was doing my exercises when I saw a horrible face at the window.
For an action that was in progress in the past when another event happened
2. Last Tuesday, I was playing volleyball with my team.
For an action that was in progress at a specific moment in the past
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For an action that was in progress in the past when another event happened
Exercise 2, Face Your Fears (page 64)
1. I (stand) was standing in a cage as the shark swam around me.
2. The spiders (run) were running across the table, but I stayed calm.
3. She (shake, not) was not (wasn’t) shaking as she touched the snake.
4. As the plane took off, she (hold) was holding my hand.
5. Ricky and I (think, not) were not (weren’t) thinking about ghosts when we saw one!
Exercise 3, Zany Zombie (page 64)
1. (try) Was he trying to scare you? Yes, he was.
2. (wait) Were you waiting in the cemetery? No, I wasn’t.
3. (watch) Were they watching The Shining? Yes, they were.
4. (tremble) Were we trembling when we saw the zombie? No, we weren’t.
Exercise 4, Scary Seconds (page 65)
1. My cellphone rang while I (read) was reading Dracula.
2. We (walk) were walking down the castle corridor when we saw the ghost.
3. Why was she (smile) smiling while the medium was speaking?
4. As my friend Anna (tell) was telling me about the Evil Eye, the lights went out.
5. The people (watch, not) were not (weren’t) watching as the wolves made a circle around them.
Exercise 5, Lucky Stars (page 65)
1. Yesterday I (was going / went) to the astrologer.
2. I (wanted / was wanting) to learn about my future.
3. The astrologer (talked / was talking) to another client when I arrived.
4. My hand (was shaking / shook) while he looked at my life line. It was good news.
5. Love, marriage, and children (waited / were waiting) for me. I thanked my lucky stars!
Exercise 6, Big Black Eyes (page 66)
sit
look
I was sitting in my home office when I had the strange feeling that somebody was looking at me. I
write
thought it was my imagination, so I continued typing. I was writing a text for a college project. I
get
worked for ten more minutes. I felt nervous and I didn’t know why. I was getting tired, so I decided
walk
to take a break. As I was walking towards the kitchen, I heard a loud noise against my office
shake
beat
window. I jumped. Slowly, I went back into my office. I was shaking and my heart was beating
stare
fast. I screamed. Two huge black eyes were staring at me. I laughed when I realized that it was
just a curious raccoon in my garden.
Exercise 7, War of the Worlds (page 66)
1. People all over the USA (get) were getting really nervous.
2. The radio announcer (begin) was beginning to panic.
3. He told the listeners that a huge ball of fire (fall) was falling from the sky.
4. Extraterrestrials (invade) were invading the country.
5. They (land) were landing in their spacecraft.
6. People (listen, not) were not (weren’t) listening very carefully.
7. My grandmother (wash) was washing the dishes when the news report began.
8. She (worry) was not (wasn’t) worrying about extraterrestrials. She knew it was a play.
9. People all over the USA (look) were looking for a safe place to hide.
10. People (phone) were phoning the radio station to get more details.
Exercise 8, Reincarnation (page 67)
Answers will vary. Possible answers include:
1. Were people feeding the monkeys?
2. Was Ron looking when the monkey stole his banana?
3. Were rats running around?
4. Was a cow walking in the road?
Exercise 9, Crazy Costumes (page 67)
1. (what, people, do) What were people doing while they were singing?
2. (what, they, wave) What were they waving?
3. (why, people, call) Why were people calling them the Monsters of Finland?
4. (what, they, hope) What were they hoping?
Exercise 10, Hobbit Hospitality (page 68)
Bilbo Baggins thought he heard a noise. Fresh air was coming1 through the open window. Birds were
singing2 in the apple tree. Bilbo went to the door. A dwarf with a blue beard was standing3 in front of
him. Twelve more dwarves arrived with Gandalf the wizard. It was time for tea. They were witting4
around the table and everyone was talking5 about dragons. They were looking6 at a map of the
mountain where the dragons lived. It was getting dark7. Some dwarves were eating8 and drinking9.
Others were singing10 and playing11 their flutes. When he finally went to bed, Bilbo was trying12 not
to dream about dragons.
Exercise 11, Elves Rule (page 68)
Student A
1. All the dwarves were shouting.
2. One dwarf ran and hit the first elf on his leg.
3. The dwarf was very mad. He was screaming
loudly. He hit the second elf.
4. The other dwarves attacked the third elf.
They were kicking him.
5. The last dwarf took one of the elf’s hands.
Immediately the dwarf became kind and gentle.
He told the other dwarves that the elves could
go home.
Student B
1. The dwarf with a stick saw the three elves.
2. The first elf jumped over the head of the dwarf.
3. The second elf was smiling as he became
invisible.
4. The third elf was not moving. He was lying
still on the ground.
5. As the dwarves were walking back to their
cave, they weren’t fighting. They weren’t
shouting. They were talking about their
adventure with the elves.
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1. While I (visit) was visiting Saudi
Arabia, I heard stories about the djinns. They
are small creatures made of fire. Everywhere
I went, people (tell) were telling me
stories about angels created from light.
b
a. Buddhist angels have no wings. They
have a halo around their heads. They are
very gentle and kind. If the students (feel)
were feeling homesick, they asked
their angels to comfort them.
2. In Iceland, some people (jog) were
jogging along a path near a bridge.
An angry troll jumped out and shouted at
them. As they (run) were running away,
he threw rocks at them!
d
b. Western people get our concept of the
genie in the bottle from the djinns of
Arabia. They like the sands of the desert.
They are usually invisible, but during
much of the trip our desert guide (talk)
were talking about djinns who take the
shape of animals and people.
3. Some Thai students (study)
were studying in Canada. I (help)
was helping them to learn English.
At the airport, when they (leave) were
leaving, they gave me a plate with the
painting of a Buddhist angel.
a
c. These small people like to wear green
clothes. They are very rich and know
where to find a pot of gold. They like
to come out on St. Patrick’s Day
to have fun.
4. In Ireland, an old woman told me the story
of a leprechaun. He (watch) was watching
some children play. They (look) were looking
for the end of the rainbow. The little man
(dance) was dancing around the children.
He (make) was making them laugh.
c
d. These trolls get mad very quickly. They
like to play bad tricks on people. I (read)
was reading recently that an Internet
troll is a person who writes controversial
messages in an online discussion forum
or chat room!
Exercise 13, Creatures of the Night (page 69)
Answers will vary.
UNIT 7 – Adjectives and Adverbs
Exercise 1, Adventure Man (page 71)
Adjective
1. Animals are extremely difficult to film.
2. Ben’s latest trip was very dangerous.
3. Crocodiles can appear suddenly.
4. This famous adventurer speaks well.
5. Ben’s fans love his wonderful shows.
Adverb
3
3
3
3
3
Exercise 2, Relativity (page 72)
Adjective
1. nice
2. big
3. pretty
4. wonderful
5. slow
Comparative
nicer
bigger
prettier
more wonderful
slower
Superlative
the nicest
the biggest
the prettiest
the most wonderful
the slowest
Equality
as nice as
as big as
as pretty as
as wonderful as
as slow as
Exercise 3, Deception (page 73)
1. (usually) I tell the truth. I usually tell the truth.
2. (never) My little sister tells the truth. My little sister never tells the truth.
3. (really) He was convincing. He was really convincing.
4. (always) Are polygraph tests right? Are polygraph tests always right?
5. (slowly) He answered the question. He slowly answered the question. He answered the question
slowly.
Exercise 4, Adjective to Adverb (page 74)
Adjective
1. natural
2. careful
3. easy
4. comfortable
5. sweet
6. pretty
7. wise
8. tragic
9. wonderful
10. complete
Adverb
naturally
carefully
easily
comfortably
sweetly
prettily
wisely
tragically
wonderfully
completely
Comparative
more naturally
more carefully
more easily
more comfortably
more sweetly
more prettily
more wisely
more tragically
more wonderfully
more completely
Superlative
the most naturally
the most carefully
the most easily
the most comfortably
the most sweetly
the most prettily
the most wisely
the most tragically
the most wonderfully
the most completely
Equality
as naturally as
as carefully as
as easily as
as comfortably as
as sweetly as
as prettily as
as wisely as
as tragically as
as wonderfully as
as completely as
Exercise 5, Polygraph Proof (page 75)
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Answers may vary.
Adjective
1. beautiful
2. happy
3. honest
4. legal
5. early
Opposite
ugly
sad
dishonest
illegal
late
Adjective
6. possible
7. new
8. soft
9. difficult
Opposite
impossible
old
hard
easy
Exercise 7, Magical Moments (page 76)
1. The wicked stepmother sent a poisoned apple for Snow White to eat.
2. Merlin told young Arthur to pull the magic sword, Excalibur, out of the stone.
3. The prince woke the sleeping princess with a magic kiss.
4. Ali Baba shouted, “Open Sesame!” The door to the cave opened immediately.
5. Aladdin flew through the air on his amazing flying carpet.
6. Beauty learned to love the ugly Beast.
7. The genie told Aladdin to rub the lamp vigorously to make a wish.
8. The fairy godmother transformed Cinderella’s old rags into a beautiful dress.
9. Jack climbed up the enormous beanstalk to the giant’s castle in the sky.
10. The seven noisy dwarves were talking excitedly as they walked home.
Exercise 8, Family Connections (page 76)
1. I have two sisters. Jenny is (old, superlative) the oldest.
2. Helen is (young, superlative) the youngest.
3. Jenny is (smart, comparative) smarter than me.
4. She is also (pretty, comparative) prettier.
5. Sadly, her communication skills are (bad, comparative) worse than mine.
6. She needs to develop a (positive, comparative) more positive attitude.
7. Helen is (good, superlative) the best communicator.
8. Her career is (successful, comparative) more successful than mine.
9. Everybody says I’m (funny, superlative) the funniest.
10. We have (traditional, comparative) more traditional family values than my cousin’s family.
Exercise 9, Deceptive Diana (page 77)
1. The detective was listening (close) closely to the woman’s story.
2. He thought that she was lying (brilliant) brilliantly.
3. Diana smiled (grateful) gratefully as he gave her a cup of coffee.
4. She moved her long legs (lazy) lazily.
5. She spoke (polite) politely to the detective.
6. Sometimes she spoke (playful) playfully.
7. She looked too relaxed and she laughed (frequent) frequently.
8. Diana was (amazing) amazingly calm.
9. Inspector Imax asked the final question (intelligent) intelligently.
10. She answered (convincing) convincingly, “No, I didn’t do it!”
Exercise 10, Getting Personal (page 77)
Answers may vary. Possible answers are below.
Fact
My Answer
1. Age
19
My Partner’s
Answer
21
My Results
I am younger than you.
My Partner’s
Results
He/She is older than me.
2. Height
I am taller than you.
He/She is shorter than me.
3. Brothers
and sisters
My family is bigger than
yours.
His/Her family is smaller
than mine.
4. Hours of
study each
week
I am lazier than you.
He/She is more hardworking than me.
5. Physical
activity
I am as active as you.
He/She is as active as me.
Exercise 11, Judgments (page 78)
“Never judge a book by its cover.” This popular1 English proverb is so true2. We often get a false3
impression of a person. We see someone with old clothes and we think that person is poor4. We see
someone with trendy5 clothes and we think that person is rich. It is easy6 to forget that the trendy
person may have credit card debt. The person with old clothes could be extremely rich7. Some people
just like to feel comfortable8! Some people don’t smile a lot, so people think they are unfriendly9.
Maybe they are just shy10. Remember, it is what is inside that is important11!
Exercise 12, Impressions (page 78)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 13, Amazing Art (page 79)
The people in the paintings looked very stiff and unrealistic1. There was no sense of perspective. Red,
gold, and black were the usual2 colours. After the Renaissance, exciting3 new colours and interesting4
subjects became normal5. Painters celebrated nature, history, and mythology. A wonderful6 sense of
perspective developed. People looked real7. Later, in Impressionist paintings, people did everyday
activities. Then modern art arrived and it transformed our perceptions. People had strange shapes—
cubic8 faces with only one eye, thin legs like sticks and triangular9 bodies. Even if you don’t like
modern art, you can never be bored10.
Exercise 14, Natural Deception (page 79)
A green butterfly will go to a leafy tree and a red butterfly will find a red flower. This dramatic
camouflage protects them from hungry animals. Tiny frogs change colour to look like venomous frogs.
Animals who like eating frogs won’t go near them. Some snakes look just like their poisonous cousins.
They look dangerous, but they are completely harmless. Even flowers are deceptive. One type of
exotic orchid makes itself attractive with its scent, so that at night, blind bats drink its nectar.
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Ending
With:
Examples
in the Text
My examples
My sentences
Answers vary. Possible
answers are below.
1. -y
sneaky, leafy, tiny,
hungry
sunny, happy,
noisy, pretty
I’m happy with my career.
2. -ous
venomous, dangerous,
poisonous
generous, ambitious,
serious
Katy is very generous.
3. -ic
dramatic, exotic
magic, comic,
public
We loved the magic sunset in
Jamaica.
4. -less
harmless
careless, hopeless
His situation looks hopeless.
UNIT 8 – Future
Exercise 1, Follow Your Dreams! (page 82)
1. She’s going to focus on her good qualities. For decisions or intentions to do something at a
future time
2. You’re right. I’ll register for the course right now. For spontaneous decisions
3. Jack thinks it will be a great opportunity. For predictions
4. He’s going to concentrate more on his studies. For decisions or intentions to do something at a
future time
Exercise 2, Fantastic Future (page 82)
1. She (focus, not) will not (won’t) focus on negative things.
2. Yes, we (change) will change the world!
3. I (practise) will practise positive thinking.
4. They (go, not) will not (won’t) go to Africa as tourists.
Exercise 3, Young Heroes (page 83)
1. (you, help) Will you help to feed hungry people?
2. (we, give) Will we give the toys to the sick children?
3. How (they, travel ) will they travel to Bangladesh?
4. When (he, receive) will he receive his medal for bravery?
Exercise 4, Will She Win? (page 83)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 5, Bright Future (page 83)
1. Young people (create) are going to create a brighter future.
2. They (think, not) are not (aren’t) going to think about themselves all the time.
3. The human race (live) is going to live together in peace.
Exercise 6, Resolutions (page 84)
1. (you, do) Are you going to do the planning for our fundraising event?
2. (she, sell) Is she going to sell fortune cookies to raise money?
3. (they, help) Are they going to help us organize the marathon?
4. (we, fix) Are we going to fix a budget for the event?
5. (he, donate) Is he going to donate some money?
Exercise 7, Fresh Approach (page 84)
1. What is he going to be before he’s 25? He’s going to be a millionaire before he’s 25.
2. Where are you going to work as au pairs? We’re going to work as au pairs in England.
3. Why are they going to volunteer in Peru? They’re going to volunteer to build a school
in Peru.
4. Who is going to train for the Olympics? Katy is going to train for the Olympics.
5. When is Max going to go to Turkey? Max is going to go to Turkey next year.
Exercise 8, Crystal Ball (page 85)
1. You’re going to be a top scientist. 5
2. You’ll win an Olympic medal. 1
3. You’re going to be very rich. 2
4. You’ll spend a year in India. 3
5. You’re going to make lots of friends. 4
Exercise 9, Fabulous Future (page 85)
1. (I, get) Will I get married?
2. (they, have) Will they have successful careers?
3. (I, pass) Will I pass my English course?
4. (Kevin, get) Will Kevin get the job as a firefighter?
5. (our team, win) Will our team win the competition?
6. (she, graduate) Is she going to graduate this year?
7. (you, apply) Are you going to apply for that job?
8. (the twins, go) Are the twins going to go to the same university?
9. (they, buy) Are they going to buy a house?
10. (he, volunteer) Is he going to volunteer at the hospital?
Exercise 10, Green Scene (page 86)
1. Shelley: When are you going to arrange the tables?
Frank: We’re going to arrange the tables in the morning.
2. Shelley: Where are we going to have the party?
Max: We’re going to have the party in the school basement.
3. Frank: What are you going to plan?
Shelley: I’m going to plan the budget for the party.
4. Max: Why are we going to raise money?
Shelley: We are going to raise money to buy recycling bins.
5. Shelley: What are you going to buy?
Frank: I’m going to buy some cool prizes.
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Answers will vary.
Exercise 12, Going Green (page 87)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 13, Great Expectations (page 87)
1. Bethany: Colin, will you/are you going help me move these things from the garage?
Colin: Yes, of course I will/am going to.
2. Rick: I’m motivated now. I will/am going to study really hard this semester.
3. Todd: Hey, wait for me! I will/am going to come to the bowling alley with you.
4. Mike: I will/am going to be a great entrepreneur. One day I will/am going to be rich!
5. Melody: Don’t worry. I will/am going to wait for you at the bus station.
Exercise 14, Positive Plans (page 88)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 15, Powerful Predictions (pages 88 and 89)
Sandy believes that:
1. Medicine
2. Genetics
3. Science
4. Transportation
5. Communication
Example: People are going to turn to alternative medicine.
People are going to be able to choose the colour of their children’s eyes
and hair.
Scientists are going to make new food and clone rare plants and animals.
Trains are going to unite continents by tunnels under the sea and airplanes
will fly in space.
People are going to have a telepathic connection with their computers and
cameras are going to watch people every minute of the day.
Exercise 16, Amazing Engineers (page 89)
People won’t1 live in houses in the future. They’ll2 live in big villages with very tall apartment blocks.
Each village will3 have its own park and shopping mall. Cinemas and theatres, bowling alleys, sports
arenas—all these entertainment centres are going to4 be inside large community centres in each
village. Clinics and hospitals aren’t going to5 be overcrowded, because each village will have its own
health centre. There will6 be no garages because public transportation will7 connect every block.
People are going to8 have great social lives. They won’t9 be isolated in their big apartment blocks.
Future engineers and architects will10 make people-friendly environments. We’ll11 have a great life in
our future villages. It’ll12 create a sense of community.
UNIT 9 – Prepositions
Exercise 1, Identification (page 91)
1. We’re flying to Vienna. destination
2. Todd will come at two o’clock. time
3. I’m planning to backpack across Europe. direction
4. The hockey arena is at the corner of Wilson and Clark. location
5. Come to my house on Friday. date
Exercise 2, Movie Night (page 92)
Matt: Hi, Jon. Where are you?
Jon: I’m at1 Rob’s apartment. We’re thinking about renting a movie.
Matt: Which store are you going to2?
Jon: Rob usually goes to3 Magic Movies.
Matt: Is that at4 the corner of Flynn and Brook?
Jon: Yes. I’ll meet you guys there. I’ll pick up some popcorn at5 the convenience store.
Exercise 3, Great Grandmother (page 93)
My grandmother was born on1 February 29, 1944. She lives in a little village in2 England. In3 the
afternoon, she takes a walk. On4 Thursday mornings, she volunteers at the hospital. In5 the summer,
she works in her rose garden.
Exercise 4, Pretty Plate (page 93)
This blue and white plate is from1 Spain. It is made of2 ceramic. I drove from3 Grenada to Seville to
find it. I shopped from4 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. in Seville. The owner of5 the store gave me a great deal.
Exercise 5, Lucy’s Job (page 93)
1. Lucy lived in Alberta during the summer.
2. She went to work there for three months.
3. During her Christmas vacation she visited Montreal.
Exercise 6, Wonderful Whistler (page 94)
Sonia: Is Ivan coming to Canada soon?
Ruby: Yes, he wants to go skiing in the Rockies. He’s a really active guy.
Sonia: Whistler is a great place to ski in British Columbia. It’s popular in the winter because it has lots
of snow.
Ruby: What activities can you do there?
Sonia: You can go snowshoeing in the woods. You can ski down the hills or snowboard. There are
dogsled rides and paths for snowmobiling.
Ruby: I don’t like winter sports. Are there any indoor activities?
Sonia: You can eat good food in the restaurants or admire the boutiques. Most hotels have a
swimming pool and spa.
Ruby: That sounds great. I’ll give Ivan a call. Maybe we can meet each other in Whistler.
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1. Do we really need eight hours of sleep at night?
2. A short nap in the afternoon is a great idea.
3. In Latin American countries, people call it a siesta.
4. Canadian children in daycare centres sleep for an hour.
6. You can find nap chairs for ten-minute power naps.
7. A study from Greece says that a nap keeps you healthy.
Exercise 8, Lucky Charms (page 95)
They carry special lucky charms to bring them luck. In1 England, some students use a toy rabbit’s foot
for good luck with their exams. In 2 some Mediterranean countries, people wear a special piece of 3
jewellery around their necks. They put an eye made of4 turquoise on5 a gold or silver chain. They
believe that it protects them from6 the Evil Eye. In7 China, Feng Shui creates harmony in8 the home.
Do you have a good luck charm?
Exercise 9, Getting There (page 95)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 10, Exotic India (page 96)
1. Where exactly is India?
India is in the Indian Ocean between the Arabian Sea to the west and the Bay of Bengal to the
east.
2. Where did Manju interview Rod?
Manju interviewed Rod at Dinesh’s house in Varanasi.
3. How did Rod travel to Varanasi?
Rod travelled from Toronto to Delhi. Then he went by train from Delhi to Agra. Finally, he came
to Varanasi.
4. How did Rod meet Dinesh?
They met when Dinesh and Rod were in the same English class at the University of Toronto.
5. Why did Rod go to India?
Rod went to India to teach English.
6. How long will Rod stay in India?
Rod will stay in India for one year.
Exercise 11, Vacation Destination (page 97)
Answers may vary.
Exercise 12, Travel Options (page 97)
Some people never left the places where they were born. They spent their whole lives in1 the same
place. Nowadays there are so many ways to travel. You can fly around2 the world in less than a day.
You can have supper in3 New York, breakfast in London and lunch in4 Budapest. If you don’t like
flying, you can go by5 boat. You can take a cruise to6 the warm waters of7 the Caribbean. You can sit
on8 a beautiful tropical island and swim in9 the warm sea. If you like cooler climates, you can sail
from10 Norway to11 Iceland. If you don’t like boats, you can go by12 bus across13 continents. You can
go from14 France to15 Turkey. It really is a small world!
UNIT 10 – Modals
Exercise 1, Food Facts (page 100)
1. He might join an organic food cooperative. possibility
2. They must stop eating junk food. obligation
3. You should eat raw fruits more often. advice
4. We would love to be in better shape. wish
5. I can teach you how to grow tomatoes. ability
Exercise 2, Fruit Fads (page 100)
1. You should (advice) buy a new blender.
2. They cannot (can’t) (ability, not) plant apple trees in their yard.
3. We may/might (possibility) have organic fruit for dessert.
4. You should not (shouldn’t) (advice, not) buy fruit grown with pesticides.
5. She could/can (possibility) grow her own strawberries.
6. I can (ability) tell you how to plant raspberries.
7. We do not (don’t) have to (not an obligation) buy imported fruit.
Exercise 3, Get Fit (page 101)
1. (we, try, should) Should we try alternative medicine? Yes, we should.
2. (she, go, can) Can she go to the gym every day? No, she cannot (can’t).
3. (I, grow, could) Could I grow my own vegetables? Yes, I could.
4. (he, exercise, must) Must he exercise more often? Yes, he must.
5. (you, like, would) Would you like some junk food? No, I would not (wouldn’t)!
Exercise 4, Farmer’s Market (page 101)
1. (advice, shop) Why should we shop at a farmer’s market?
2. (possibility, use) What could I use to make vegetable soup?
3. (preference, boil) Why would you boil the potatoes?
4. (obligation, cook) How must I cook this pumpkin?
5. (ability, use) How can we use these tomatoes? Let’s make tomato sauce!
Exercise 5, Drive Safely (page 102)
1. You must slow down when the visibility is bad.
c
2. You could find directions online.
d
3. You must not talk on your cellphone while driving.
a
4. You must obey road signs.
e
5. You have to respect the speed limit.
b
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1. (we, should, use) Should we use thyme as an antiseptic? Yes, we should.
2. (he, can, show) Can he show us how to make rosemary tea? No, he cannot (can’t).
3. (they, would, prefer) Would they prefer to use sage as an antibiotic? Yes, they would.
4. (I, must, drink) Must I drink mint tea for indigestion? Yes, I must.
5. (she, have to, make) Does she have to make rosemary tea to improve her memory?
No, she does not (doesn’t). She’s already smart.
Exercise 7, Healthy World (page 103)
1. What do we have to wash? We have to wash our hands before we eat.
2. What could we use? We could use a hand sanitizer.
3. Who (Whom) can we ask to give us details about diseases in Africa?
We can ask the World Health Organization to give us details about diseases in Africa.
4. Why should we give money to the Red Cross?
We should give money to the Red Cross to feed hungry people.
Exercise 8, Good Manners (page 103)
1. Do you want a cup of fair trade coffee? Would you like a cup of fair trade coffee?
2. Can I have some orange juice? Could/May I have some orange juice?
3. Is it okay if I look at your medical book? May I look at your medical book?
4. Tell me all you know about alternative medicine. Could you please tell me all you know about
alternative medicine?
5. Can you give me an acupuncture treatment? Could you give me an acupuncture treatment?
Exercise 9, Healthy Living (page 104)
Bad Choices
1. Eat too much junk food
Good Choices
You should not (shouldn’t) eat too much junk food.
You should eat meat and fresh vegetables.
2. Get no exercise
You have to get some exercise.
You should not (shouldn’t) be inactive.
3. Eat cookies with trans fats
You must not (mustn’t) eat cookies with trans fats.
You must eat cookies without trans fats.
4. Never go to the doctor for a check-up You have to see the doctor every year for a check-up.
You should not (shouldn’t) ignore your health.
5. Sleep four to five hours a day
You have to get more sleep.
You cannot (can’t) sleep only four to five hours a day.
Exercise 10, Student Stress (page 104)
Some students live far from their school. They must1 spend a lot of time in buses or cars. This lifestyle
can’t2 be good for their health! Students should3 learn healthy habits to reduce stress. They could4
make changes to their lifestyle. How can5 they do this? First of all, they should6 have a healthy diet
and eat meals at regular times. They must7 get enough sleep. They shouldn’t8 stay up late to study.
They also mustn’t9 be too disorganized. These simple things could10 all help to reduce stress. I know
many students who would11 like to live less stressful lives. So take my advice. Eat well, sleep well,
and study well!
Exercise 11, Chinese Medicine (page 105)
Medical Student’s Questions
1. Why should you examine the
patient’s eyes and tongue?
2. What could yellow skin mean?
3. What might a red face indicate?
4. What must you choose carefully?
5. Why do you have to choose the
right acupuncture points?
6. Why mustn’t you make the
wrong diagnosis?
Chinese Doctor’s Answers
I must examine them for important
health information.
Yellow skin could mean liver disease.
A red face might indicate heart disease
or high blood pressure.
I must choose the right herbs carefully.
I have to choose the right acupuncture points
because there are so many.
If the patient becomes sick, I won’t get any money!
Exercise 12, Healthy Choices (page 105)
Answers will vary.
How to Improve Your Writing
Exercise 1, Super Structure (page 108)
1. My computer works well. SVA
2. Fish swim. SV
3. Tim designs video games. SVO
4. I drove the van slowly. SVOA
5. They are excited. SVC
Exercise 2, Fix It (page 110)
1. Is an amazing musician. Mitch (any name) is an amazing musician.
2. This exercise too difficult. This exercise is too difficult.
3. Alex is a karate teacher, he is an engineer too. Alex is a karate teacher. He is an engineer too.
4. Because she enjoys cooking. She is making meatloaf. She is making meatloaf because she
enjoys cooking.
5. Rosa a romantic song at the concert last night. Rosa sang a romantic song at the concert last
night.
Exercise 3, Get It Right (page 111)
1. My brother is washing her new car. My brother is washing his new car.
2. Rachel she wants to be a lawyer. Rachel wants to be a lawyer.
3. Rob and Jim like fishing. He has a small boat. Jim has a small boat.
4. Joey lost his soccer ball. Did you see the boys’ ball? Did you see the boy’s ball?
5. Teresa will have a party for his eighteenth birthday. Teresa will have a party for her eighteenth
birthday.
Exercise 4, Find the Right Place (page 112)
1. Amy doe’snt like snakes. Amy doesn’t like snakes.
2. Chloe often is tired. Chloe is often tired.
3. He writes articles interesting. He writes interesting articles.
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5. We go skiing always in Colorado. We always go skiing in Colorado.
Exercise 5, Ask it! (page 112)
1. You like camping. Do you like camping?
2. She saw him yesterday. Did she see him yesterday?
3. He sleeps too much. Does he sleep too much?
4. She is studying biology. Is she studying?
5. He was singing. Was he singing?
Exercise 6, Talented Families (page 114)
Ali’s
1. Muhammad Alis daughter Laila is also a boxer.
Alberta Canada
2. The six Sutter brothers, from alberta, canada, are all hockey players.
Daniel
3. The Kostitsyn brothers are star hockey players, as well as the Sedin twins, daniel and Henrik.
Williams
4. Serena and Venus williams are tennis stars.
NFL
5. Football players Eli and Peyton Manning play for the nfl.
.
6. Ralf and Michael Schumacher became famous racing drivers
;
7. In my family we aren’t good at sports, we are good in the arts.
,
8. I play the violin my sister plays the flute, and my brother plays the guitar.
My
;
9. my cousin Emma is an artist, her sister Jemma is a sculptor.
Exercise 7, Future Plans (page 115)
Answers will vary.
Exercise 8, Make Your Text More Interesting (page 116)
Answers will vary.
How to Build Your Vocabulary
Exercise 1, Look It Up (page 117)
Word
1. cat
2. strange
3. quickly
4. across
5. them
Part of speech
noun
adjective
adverb
preposition
pronoun
Meaning
an animal
unusual
in a fast manner
from one side to the opposite side
refers to people, animals or things
Exercise 2, Spell it Right (page 118)
1. ( Where / Were ) did you meet Sophie?
4. ( Wich / Which ) sweater do you prefer?
2. This ( his / is ) my locker.
5. ( They’re / Their ) my cousins.
3. Emma is ( their / there ) babysitter.
Exercise 3, Match the Meaning (page 118)
1. My teacher is very nice.
2. That student is really smart.
3. Some dogs can be aggressive.
4. Our apartment is big.
5. This meal is wonderful.
Synonym
pleasant
intelligent
unfriendly
huge
amazing
Antonym
unkind
dumb
calm
small
horrible
Exercise 4, Fix Me (page 119)
1. trans2. post3. inter4. hyper5. super-
transaction
postsecondary
international
hyperactive
supersize
6. pre7. un8. il9. anti10. sub-
premature
uncomfortable
illegal
antisocial
subzero
Exercise 5, How Do You Write It? (page 120)
Homonyms
1. be
2. see
3. break
4. won
5. ate
6. male
7. where
8. here
9. too
10. I
Sentence
Do you want to be a nurse?
Did you see that movie?
We took a short break.
Kim won a prize.
She ate too much.
I put it in the mail.
Where is my dictionary?
Here it is.
She has two sisters.
I like pizza.
bee
sea
brake
one
eight
mail
wear
hear
two
eye
Exercise 6, Check the Cognates (page 120)
English word
Example: beef
1. wardrobe
2. bowl
3. chair
4. pants
5. cushion
6. juice
f
c
d
a
g
b
e
French word
a. chaise
b. coussin
c. garde-robe
d. bol
e. jus
f. boeuf
g. pantalon
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