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1 my life
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Vocabulary
My things
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Find the Words2know in Charlie’s room.
Words
2 know
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3
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Charlie’s blog
Home
I’ve got a lot of good
friends. This is a photo
of my best friend, Lily.
Lily’s sixteen and she’s
5 from Brighton. She’s
British but her dad’s
from Jamaica. Lily’s got
a brother, Andrew. He’s
eleven.
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Read about Lily again. Tick (✓) true or cross (✗) false.
1 □ Lily is Jamaican.
2 □ Her favourite thing is her MP3 player.
3 □ Her favourite band is The Kooks.
4 □ Lily is in a band.
5 □ Lyra is her cat.
6 □ Charlie is her boyfriend.
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My best friend.
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Look at Charlie’s blog below. Read about his
friend, Lily. Make a list of her things.
1 MP3 player
a guitar an MP3 player a TV a camera
a mobile phone a skateboard a bicycle a pet
a computer a games console a DVD player
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Grammar have got; there is/there are;
possessive ’s; possessive pronouns
VocabularyMy things; my family; describing
people
Phrases Meeting and greeting
Getting to know people
Lily’s got two interests:
music and … music!
She’s music mad. Her
favourite thing is her
MP3 player. She’s got
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500 songs on it and 50 of them are by The Kaiser
Chiefs! My favourite band is The Kooks. So we
haven’t got the same songs on our MP3 players.
She’s got an electric guitar and she’s in a band
with her classmates. They are all girls! They’ve got
a lot of fans at school.
Lily has got a mobile phone and a computer but
she hasn’t got a games console – computer games
aren’t her thing.
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Lily’s got two pets – a cat called Lyra and a goldfish
called Moby Dick.
Oh and Lily’s got a nickname. It’s Lulu. My
nickname’s Spider. Lily isn’t my girlfriend – she’s
my best friend.
Grammar Focus
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have got
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Read Grammar2know and complete these
sentences with short forms.
1I have got a lot of good friends.
I ___ got a lot of good friends.
2She has got an electric guitar.
She ___ got an electric guitar.
3She has not got a games console.
She ___ got a games console.
Grammar
2 know
Use have got to talk about possession.
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I/You/We/They
have got a camera.
’ve got a camera.
He/She/It
has got a camera.
’s got a camera.
I/You/We/They
have not got a camera.
haven’t got a camera.
He/She/It
has not got a camera.
hasn’t got a camera.
Short answers
?
Have I/you/we/
they got a camera?
Yes, I/you/we/they have.
No, I/you/we/they haven’t.
Has he/she/it got a
camera?
Yes, he/she/it has.
No, he/she/it hasn’t.
Charlie
Lily
Andrew
a DVD player
✓
✗
✗
a TV
✓
✓
✗
a football
✗
✗
✓
a guitar
✓
✓
✗
1Charlie _has_ _got_ a TV.
2Lily and Charlie ______ ______ a guitar.
3______ Andrew ______ a football?
______ , he ______ .
4Lily and Andrew ______ ______ a
DVD player.
5______ Charlie and Lily ______ a TV?
______ , they ______ .
6Andrew ______ ______ a TV, a DVD
player or a guitar.
have got
+
Look at the table and complete the
sentences.
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Match the underlined words in sentences
1–3 with the longer forms a–c.
1 Lily’s got a moped.
a has not got
2 Lily’s sixteen.
b has got
3 Lily hasn’t got a DVD. c is
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1.17 PRONUNCIATION Listen and repeat
the sentences.
+ I’ve got a camera.
He’s got two girlfriends!
We’ve got a new computer.
– They haven’t got a guitar.
? Have you got a skateboard? Yes, I have.
Has she got a pet? No, she hasn’t.
What has Lily got? She’s got a mobile phone.
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WRITING Write a list of the things in your
bedroom. Use the Words2know and your
own ideas.
I’ve got a computer.
9 a In pairs, ask and answer questions
Have you got an MP3 player in your
bedroom?
Yes, I have. It’s got 300 songs on it.
Have you got a guitar?
No, I haven’t.
b Tell the class about your partner.
Paul’s got an MP3 player in his
bedroom. It’s got 300 songs on it. He
hasn’t got a guitar.
MINI WORKBOOK exercise 1 page 104
Have you got a best friend? Have you got
a nickname? Send a message.
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it’s my life
about things in your bedroom.
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it’s my life
&Listening
Vocabulary
My family
1
In pairs, ask and answer the questions.
• Have you got a big family?
• Have you got brothers or sisters?
• What are their names?
2
Put the words in the correct groups.
5
brother parents aunt father son
husband daughter grandfather
uncle sister children grandparents
grandmother mother cousin wife
♂
brother
3
♀
aunt
♂♀
parents
Listen to Daniel talk about his family. Match
the people in the photos with the names.
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D Daniel
□ Flora and David □
□ Paul and Rachel □ Tom and Eve
□ Mark, Sarah and Daisy
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Look at the photos. Talk about Daniel and his
family.
Sarah is his mother.
1.20 Read Daniel’s description
of the people in his family. Check the words in
blue. Find the people in the photo.
1He’s got short fair hair. He’s good-looking.
2She’s very shy. She’s young. She’s only 11 years
old. She’s got long dark hair.
3She’s short. She’s got grey hair and glasses.
She’s very friendly.
4He’s tall and slim. He’s old. He’s about 70. He’s
got grey hair. He’s very nice.
5She’s got long hair. She’s fun. She’s seven.
6He’s about 45. He’s got a beard and a
moustache.
7She’s very pretty. She’s about 36. She’s got
long dark hair.
6 a Use the Words2know in exercise 5 to
describe Daniel’s family.
His grandmother has got grey hair and glasses.
b Write the names of four people from your
family. Describe your family to your partner.
Monika’s my cousin. She’s twenty-one.
She’s got long hair and glasses. She’s fun.
MINI WORKBOOK exercises 6–7 page 105
B MY GRAN DPAR ENTS
SISTE R
A MY PA RE NTS AN D MY
D ME
C MY AUNT AND UNCLE
E MY COUSINS
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Grammar Focus
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Possessive ’s
Look at Daniel’s family tree. Which people are not in the
photos on page 10?
www.familytree.com/Daniel
Me and my family tree
by Daniel Ricci
Max
Laura
Carla
Sam
Sarah
Mark
Daniel
(me!)
Adam
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Paul
Daisy
Rachel
Flora
Tom
David
Eve
Read Grammar2know. Then look at Daniel’s family tree
again and complete the sentences 1–8.
Grammar
2 know
Possessive ’s
Use ’s to talk about people and possessions.
•Add ’s to singular nouns.
My uncle’s name is David.
10 Add apostrophes to the text about
Daniel’s family.
Daniel s parents are Sarah and Mark.
His fathers parents are Paul and Rachel.
His mothers parents are Max and Carla.
Daisy is Daniels sister. Daniel and Daisys
cousins are Tom, Eve and Adam. Adam
is Sam and Lauras son. Tom and Eves
parents names are Flora and David.
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11 1.21 PRONUNCIATION Listen and
repeat the sentences.
1 My cousin’s name is Jake.
2 Pete’s sister is a student.
3 John’s brother is fun.
4 My parents’ names are Chris and Jane.
12 In pairs, talk about Daniel’s family.
Max is Daisy’s grandfather.
•Add ’ to plural nouns.
Daisy is my parents’ daughter.
•Add ’s to irregular plural nouns.
The children’s grandparents are Paul and Rachel.
Notice that with two names, ’s goes with the second name:
Tom and Eve are Flora and David’s children.
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2
3
4
5
Max/is/Daisy
Paul/is/Eve
Tom and Eve/are/Daniel
Rachel/is/Tom and Eve
Paul/is/Rachel
6 Adam/is/Sam
1 Adam is Daniel’s cousin .
2 Flora is Daniel’s _________ .
3 Max is Daniel’s _________ .
4 Mark is Sarah’s _________ .
5 Sam is Daniel’s _________ .
6Daniel’s cousins’ names are _________ , _________
and _________ .
7 Rachel is Paul’s _________ .
8 Sarah’s children’s names are _________ and _________ .
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13 Draw your family tree. Who are the
people in your family? Tell the class.
My parents’ names are Zofia
and Marek.
I’ve got an aunt and three uncles.
Uncle Robert is my father’s brother.
He’s from Gdynia.
MINI WORKBOOK exercises 2–3 page 104
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Complete the sentences with people
in Daniel’s family. Sometimes more
than one name is possible.
1Who is Max?
He’s Carla’s husband.
2Who is Rachel?
______________ grandmother.
3Who is Mark?
______________ father.
4Who are Daniel and Daisy?
______________ children.
5Who is Laura?
______________ wife.
6Who are Flora and Laura?
______________ aunts.
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it’s my life
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Grammar Focus
there is/there are; possessive pronouns
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1.22 Read and listen to the descriptions.
Match the bags, A and B, with Rob or Emma.
STREET SURVIVAL
WHAT’S IN
YOUR BAG?
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Words
Have you got a bag? What’s in it? Rob
and Emma, two students in London,
show us their bags.
Rob
My bag’s got a lot of my things in it.
• There’s my phone. I’ve got about a
hundred contacts!
• There’s my wallet – but I’ve never
got money in it!
• I’ve got my keys for my house and
my moped.
• There are two photos of my girlfriend.
• There’s a notebook and there are three pens
and pencils.
• There’s a packet of chewing gum.
• But I haven’t got my MP3 player. My brother’s got
it. His is broken.
Emma
My bag is my life. I am lost without it!
• I’ve got a packet of tissues and my
keys.
• There’s my purse with my ID card
in it.
• There’s a mirror – it isn’t mine, it’s
my sister’s – and a hairbrush.
• And there’s a pen. It’s hers, too.
• I’ve got my phone. There are a lot of photos on it.
• I’ve got my inhaler – very important.
• And there’s my lip salve – also very important.
• I’ve got my MP3 player and pink earphones.
Look at the photos and find the things in
Words2know. There is one extra word.
2 know
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keys earphones wallet purse mirror packet of tissues lip salve hairbrush ID card
inhaler sunglasses packet of chewing gum
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Read Grammar2know and underline examples
of there is/there are in the text.
Grammar
2 know
there is/there are
+ There is (There’s) a pen.
There are two photos.
–
There isn’t a book.
There aren’t two phones.
?
Is there a mirror?
Are there two pencils?
Short answers
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B
Yes, there is./No, there isn’t.
Yes, there are./No, there aren’t.
Complete the sentences.
1 There are two pens. (✓)
2 ____ ____ a packet of chewing gum. (✓)
3 ____ ____ an MP3 player?
4 ____ ____ a DVD. (✗)
5 ____ ____ three phones?
6 ____ ____ two wallets. (✗)
7 ____ ____ five keys?
8 ____ ____ a pair of sunglasses. (✓)
5 a What’s in your bag? In pairs, ask and answer
questions. Use the Words2know and your own ideas.
What’s in your bag?
There’s a mobile phone in my bag and there
are two photos of my cat.
b WRITING What’s in your partner’s bag? Write a
description.
In Lisa’s bag, there is a mobile phone, there
are two photos of her cat …
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AS
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Read Active Study and complete sentences 1–5.
Notice plural nouns
Most plural nouns are formed with s:
boy ➝ boys phone ➝ phones
ACT
STU IVE
DY
Some plural nouns are irregular:
man ➝ men woman ➝ women child ➝ children person ➝ people
Notice irregular plural nouns and write them
in your Vocabulary Notebook.
1There are a lot of people (person) in the
museum.
2 There are a lot of _______ (child) in the park.
3 There are three _______ (man) in the café.
4 There are six _______ (woman) in my family.
5 Are there two _______ (pen) in your bag?
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Read Grammar2know. Circle three examples of
possessive pronouns in the text in exercise 1.
Grammar
&Writing
Listening
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Work in pairs. Close your books. Can you
remember what’s in Rob and Emma’s bags?
What’s in Rob’s bag?
There’s a … / There are … / I don’t remember!
10 1.24 Read about Teenlife. Then listen and tick (✓)
things on Jason and Holly’s desks.
Teenlife
On this week’s
Teenlife, we look at
your desks. What
have you got on
them? Are your
things tidy? Or are
they a complete mess?
We ask Jason and Holly.
2 know
Possessive pronouns
Possessive adjectives Possessive pronouns
my
mine
your
yours
his
his
her
hers
its
–
our
ours
your
yours
their
theirs
Jason
a computer
books
a dictionary
DVDs
pens and pencils
magazines
chocolate
a diary
a lamp
It’s my sister’s pen. It’s hers.
This is your book. It’s yours.
Rewrite the sentences using possessive
pronouns.
1It’s David’s MP3 player. It’s his.
2 They are her pens.
3 It’s Pia and Angela’s computer.
4 They are my brother’s and my DVDs.
5 It’s my phone.
6 It’s your notebook.
7 They are my grandfather’s keys.
8 They are your photos.
11 In pairs, talk about what’s on Jason and Holly’s
desks.
Jason has got a lamp on his desk but Holly
hasn’t got a lamp on her desk.
12 Write about your desk at home. Is it tidy or is it
MINI WORKBOOK exercises 4, 5 and 8 pages 104–105
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a mess?
My desk is tidy. I’ve got a computer and a
lamp. There are three books. There is a diary
and there are three photos.
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Holly
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