4 Are you married? 5 Do you have any children? 6 What do you do in your free time? 7 How long have you studied English? 8 Which part of the world would you most like to visit?


≤011 Workbook Unit 1 Listening


B Listen and write the numbers that you hear. 1 Terry Hall lives at thirty-two Marshes Lane. 2 My father retired when he was fifty-eight years old. 3 Your lesson is in room three-oh-two this morning. 4 My brother got married when he was only nineteen. 5 One of my uncles has eleven children. 6 You have thirty seconds to read the questions. 7 I live about a hundred kilometres from the capital city of my country.


8 The average age to die in the United States is seventy-seven.


9 Many women in Japan have a life expectancy of eighty-five years.


10 A man in China claims to be a hundred and fifteen years old.


≤012 Unit 2 Speaking 1


Pronunciation check Listen to the pronunciation of these subjects. Practise saying the ending /iks/, as in ‘Physics’, ‘Mathematics’, ‘Economics’.


≤013 Unit 2 Speaking 1


Pronunciation check Listen to the pronunciation of the regular verbs in the sentences. Note the difference between /t/ and /d/ and /id/ at the end of verbs. 1 I finished my homework late last night. 2 I played football after school. 3 I hated Physics at school.


≤014 Unit 2 Speaking 2


A Look at these questions about being at school. Then listen to some students answering them. Tick the speaker who gives a better answer. 1


Examiner: Did you enjoy being at school? Speaker 1: No, I didn’t. Examiner: Did you enjoy being at school? Speaker 2: Well, I enjoyed school when we studied the subjects I was good at, but I didn’t really enjoy it when we studied Maths and Physics. I found those lessons very difficult.


2 Examiner: What was your favourite subject at school?


Speaker 1: History. I was very good at remembering dates, and I loved learning about kings and queens.


Examiner: What was your favourite subject at school? Speaker 2: Maths. I like my teacher of Maths. 3


Examiner: Who was your favourite teacher at school? Speaker 1: Mr Adams. But I also liked Mr Brown. Examiner: Who was your favourite teacher at school? Speaker 2: I think it was Mr Lindsey. He was our English teacher. He made the lessons really interesting and wasn’t strict like some of the other teachers.


≤015 Unit 2 Listening 1


B Listen and check. Then practise saying the numbers again. 16 60


100 160 166 600 606 616 660 666


≤016 Unit 2 Listening 1


C Listen and write the numbers that you hear. 1 18 3 96


2 80


5 243 7 852


≤017 Unit 2 Listening 1


D Listen and practise saying these bigger numbers. 1,000 10,000 100,000 1,100 1,500 1,550 1,555


≤018 Unit 2 Listening 1


G Listen to the pronunciation of the months. Then practise saying them. January February March April May June


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