Unit 4
A Read for detail
1. I usually do an outdoor activities
like walk around the park with my friend in my spare time.
2.
a= Karaoke
b=
c= Bodybuilding
d= Base Jumping
3. 1.
Person’s name = Jake daniels
2. Name of hobby = Sudoku
3. What this person does =
4. Why he likes the hobby = he
love the way the number all fall into place
5. What other people think of
the hobby = People think is a boring mathematical puzzle
6. One problem connected with the hobby =
7. Something he has achieved = He was in the
National Championship last year, and that was really exciting.
4. Sudoku has not got anything to do with math,
the places of the puzzle are numbers, but you don’t do any calculation
with them. We put the number in place by intuition. you cannot have an
interesting conversation with someone who is doing Sudoku. But now I think they
accept it.
B Grammar and vocabulary
5.
Base Jumping
1. something fantastic =
amazing
2. feeling very afraid =
terrified
Karaoke
3. Feeling stupid and ashamed
=
4. feeling concerned and
afraid =
5. feeling happy ad
enthusiastic = excited
Body building
6. feeling very interested =
fascinated
7. something horrible and
unpleasant =
8. something pleasing that
make you feel good = satisfying
9. something uninteresting =
boring
10. feeling a little angry =
annoyed
7.
1. He’s terrified
2. she’s disgusted
3.
4. it’s disgusting
Rules: -ed,-ing
8. 1
2. exciting, embarrassed
3. disgusted, fascinating
Unit 4B
A Read and respond
1. I listen to Japanese Pop music
2:
1. a=5
MP3 player
b=1 Radio
c=3 Tapes
d=
e=2 Records
2. 1=d
A spice Girl Track
2=
3=a A carlos Santana
guitar solo
Missing= b A news podcast
3.a Taap your feet
4. a. Taylor Swift
b.
c. Oshio Kotaro
d. Yoshiki Hayashi
e.
5.
a. A grand piano
b. An electric guitar
c. A saxophone
d. A double bass, and a violin
6.a Books or margazines about music
7.
a. Rap
b. rock
c. opera
d.
e. jazz
f. reggae
8.c A small concert in a club or other small
veneu
9. Carefully choose some good ‘driving music’
B. Vocabulary
4. 1.
Solo
2.
3. Track
4. Conductor
5. Autograph
6. Stadium
5.
1. Singer, guitarist, drummer,
guitar, grand piano, keyboard, saxophone, violin
2. country, jazz, opera, rap, reggae, rock
3.
4. Stadium, concert hall, club
C Grammar
6.
1. Cheaper
2. smaller
3. most convenient
4. easier
5. better
6. smaller
7. best
8. clearer
9. cheaper
10. more convenient
11. most popular
7.
Comparatives = cheaper, smaller,
easier, better, clearer, more convenient
Superlatives = most convenient, best, most popular
8.
Use much, far, and a lot to compare
two things that are very different
Use slightly and a bit to compare two things
that are not very different
10. I choose
guitar because I can’t play piano.
Unit 4C
A Vocabulary
1.
Agree
Not agree
Not agree
Agree
2.
I absolutely adore restaurant with
excellent service.
I can’t stand restaurant with bad service.
B Read for
detail
3. The last
restaurant “Home Sweet Home” absolutely joke. -___-
4. Jhon
will hate Café Paradiso when it’s busy, it’s great for John to eat at his Home
Sweet Home.
Ali will like El Paso because they have a very big
steaks
Sue will like Café Paradiso because they serve
excellent pasta.
Dick will not really like BombayPalace because he is
not too keen on curry or hot food.
5.
1. True
2. True
3.
4.
5. False
6. True
7. False
C Grammar
6.
1. When it isn’t as busy as early
evening.
2.
3. Isn’t as quick as some people would like.
4. Nowhere serves steaks as big as the ones at the El
Paso.
5.
6. Make your meal as pleasant as possible.
7. I’ve never had a curry as hot as the vindaloo.
8. It isn’t as expensive as restaurant wine price.
9. You can stay as long as you want.
7.
1. b.
2. a. Both of them are the same size
8.
1. Italian food as tasty as Chinese food.
2. Cafeteria isn’t as big as restaurant.
3. Food for Dinner isn’t as cheap as a quick snack.
4.
Unit 4D
A Vocabulary
1.
How to Train your Dragon, I like
this film because it has nice animation.
Death Note
The Last Name, I like this film because it was based from one of my favorite
Anime.
Kungfu Hustle, it has a very absurd jokes that’s why I
like it.
Taken, I like the story and action scenes from this
film.
Jeepers Creepers, the monster in the film was very
cool
2.
1 =
2 = a science fiction film
3 = a fantasy film
4 = a comedy
5 = an action film
6 =
7 = a romance
3.
1= women
2= men
3=
4= men
5= men
6= women
7=
4. I was
very surprised that’s men prefer to romance film.
C. Grammar
9.
1. Bridget Jones’s Diary
2. I agree with the second
3. The first is female, the second is male, the last
is male.
10. a single
woman who is looking for the right man. I prefer film which have
a plot and a bit of action. but it’s one of those films that leaves you
feeling good.
Rules
Which refer
to people or things
That refer
only to things
Who refer
only to people
11.
1. a. She’s found a man who she like
d. She’s found a man likes her
2. Subject
12.
1. who
2. Not possible
3. that
4. Not possible
5. that
6.
7.
Unit 4E
A Read and
order
1. No I
haven’t, yes I would.
2.
1. I saw a great film recently
called “ARACHNOPHOBIA”
2. It’s a comedy horror film about deadly spiders who
invidade a small Californian town
3.
4. He plays
Doctor Jennings, who moves to the town but can’t find work because an old man
called Doctor Metcalf already work there
5. When the old doctor is killed by the spiders,
Doctor Jennings takes over
6. However,
his patient start to die and people in the town think he’s a bad doctor
7. The most
frightening moment is when Doctor Jennings finds the queen spider in his own
house
8.
9. But the film is also very amusing, and Jeff Daniels
is really funny
3.
The town = The town where Doctor
Jennings lives
He = The star named Jeff Daniels
The film = the film ARACHNOPHOBIA
The old doctor = The doctor who killed by the spiders
It’s = The Film ARACHNOPHOBIA
The film = The Film ARACHNOPHOBIA
4.
a=4
b=1
c=
d=3
C Getting
ideas to write about
8. My School
Days Has Just Begun! (Novel)
The story
centers around a loner named Takahashi, who is talented in many things except
for studying. He shied away from others in high school, and soon was in his
second year, still completely alone — until he has a once-in-a-lifetime chance
meeting with Sato, a perfect girl in many ways except personality. She asks him
to use his talent and help her become the student council president. Now
Takahashi finds himself supporting Sato, and is determined to reclaim his
school life.
Unit 4
Review
A Grammar
1.
1. interested, interesting
2. boring, bored
3.
4. disgusting, disgusted
2.
1. I think brown bread is better for
you and it’s much tastier
2. I think instant coffee is easier to make but real
coffee taste is much better
3. I think Reggae music is better to dance and a bit
more exciting.
4. I think film on DVD is more convenient and it’s far
cheaper.
5. I think a weekend in the country is more exciting
and it’s a bit more relaxing.
6.
7. I think cards is easier to learn and it’s a bit
quicker to play.
3.
1. The bus isn’t as quick as the
underground
2. A Hamburger isn’t as expensive as a steak
3.
4. Folk music isn’t as complicated as classical music
4.
1. It’s a story about the boy who
falls in love with a rich girl
2. They are on ship that crossing the Atlantic
3. He meets a woman who can see the future
4. They say he will never marry the girl which he
loves.
B Vocabulary
5.
1. Conduct
2. Drummer
3. Musician
4. Saxophone
5. Keyboard
6.
7. Guitarist
8. Track
9. Stadium
(ORCHESTRA)
6.
1. How about going to
2.
3. I Absolutely adore
4. I Can’t stand
5. I don’t mind
7.
Kate = Romance
Jim =
Mick = Fantasy
Sara = Musical
Ed = Action
Liz = Drama
Jo = Comedy
Unit 5A
A Read for
specific information
1.
Photo 1 = a ballot box as a symbol of
democracy
Photo 2 = the direction as symbols of political views
Photo 3 =
Photo 4 =
government buildings are the symbols of power and they are often designed to be
large and impressive.
Photo 5 =
Photo 6 = Lions and eagle are very popular symbols
because they represent strength.
2.
Two fact I already knew:
- Light blue of the United Nations as symbols of the
sky above every nation on earth
- Lions and eagle are very popular symbols because
they represent strength
Two fact I didn’t know:
- The five pointed star is a very common symbol of
military power
- The direction as symbols of political views
3.
1. False
2. True
3.
4. False
5. False
6. True
4.
1.
2. Protective
3. Ancient
4. Strength
B Vocabulary
5.
Capital=kapital
Conservative=konservatif
Democracy=Demokrasi
National=Nasional
Political=
President=presiden
Republic=Republik
Socialist=sosial
6.
1. Head of state
2. president
3. Republic
4. Democracy
5. elections
6. Political
7. Socialist
8. Conservative
9. Capital
10.
11.
12. National
D Grammar
12.
|
Individual People
|
Positions
|
Organizations
|
|
Princess
Diana
|
The
emperor of Japan
|
The
European Union
|
|
President
Kennedy
|
The US
President
|
The United
Nations
|
|
King
Richard III
|
The head
of state
|
The
Liberal Party
|
|
Queen
Elizabeth
|
The
Australian prime minister
|
The Irish
Government
|
Rule: use
the with positions and organizations, but not with individual
people.
13.
1. What’s the name of the
president of the USA?
2. Who’s the leader of the Conservative
Nations?
3. Where’s the headquarters of the
United Kingdom?
4. Is Prince William from the United Kingdom?
5. Is the Czech Republic in the European
Union?
6. Did President Mandela meet the president of
Tanzania?
14. Because the
in A meet vowels and the in B meet consonant.
Unit 5B
A Vocabulary
1. I have a
bird in the past, his name is Robert. I have a couples of turtle 7 years ago
named Kuro and Kuri. I have a dog 8 years ago, her name is Lessie she is my
favorite pet.
2. Allow = Admit (an event or activity) as legal or
acceptable, Give the necessary time or opportunity for, Admit the truth of;
concede
Forbid = Refuse to
allow (something)
Permit = Give
authorization or consent to (someone) to do something
Prohibit = Formally
forbid (something) by law, rule, or other authority
3.
|
You can do it
|
You can’t do it
|
|
|
Less formal
|
allow
|
Forbid
|
|
More formal
|
permit
|
Prohibit
|
4.
1. Smoking isn’t allowed
2. Parking isn’t permitted
3. Mobile phone is forbidden
4. Taking photographs is prohibited
B Read and
interpret
5. b. funny
animal laws
6. The
strangest and funniest law is “You mustn’t travel with an animal on the roof of
your car!”
7.
A: Why we can’t leave a dead animal
on anybody else’s property in Conyers?
B: Because
there is no one like to eat the dead animal as their dinner in Conyers. Hahaha
C. Grammar
8. you
mustn’t take your dog into a barber’s!, You have to leave your dog outside, You
mustn’t take a dog in a lift, You can kill a raccoons any time before 2
a.m., you can’t take one into a school.
9.
1. False. You haven’t a choice-you
have to leave your dog outside.
2. True
3. False. You can walk your dog in waterboro
4. True
5. True
6. True
10.
|
To say it’s allowed
|
To say it’s forbidden
|
To say it’s an obligation
|
To say it’s not an obligation
|
|
Can
|
Mustn’t
|
Have to
|
Don’t have
to
|
|
Can’t
|
Must
|
11.
1. must
2. don’t have to
3. can
4. must
5. can
6. have to
7. can
Unit 5C
A Vocabulary
1. I read
newspaper just when I want to read it. I’m not sure with type of the stories I
usually read.
2.
1. robbed
2. attack
3. steal
4. rob
5.
6.
7. murder
8. kidnap
9. hijack
10. arrest
3. A woman
hasn’t shot a robber with a baseball bat. She beat the robber.
B Read for
detail
4. A cabs
with cow theme decoration can against crime
5. He got
more clients include government minister, celebrities, and parents organizing
birthday parties for their children.
6. 1. False.
He drove himself to hospital.
2.
3. True
4. False. He
put neon lights on the ceiling
5.
6. False. He
is just already thinking about it
D Grammar
9. He has
been attacked four times, his car was stolen, he was thrown
naked into a blackberry bush
1. the robbers
2. b. to put the focus on the robbers, not Juan.
10.
1. Has been stolen
2. robbed
3. have been arrested
4. was taken
5. has been hijacked
6.
11. Alarm
has been switched off, security guard was drugged, less valuable paintings
hasn’t been taken.
The painting
was found in Hong Kong. Three men has been arrested.
Unit 5D
A Read and
understand reasons
1. Indonesia
's independence on 17th August 1945
2. I think
it’s about strange events that happened in the tower
3.
The princes disappear
1. King
Edward has two sons named Edward and Richard. Edward is older than Richard.
They have an uncle also named Richard.
2. Because
uncle Richard put the princes in the tower of London, and they were never seen
again
Richard III is killed
3. Because people said that Richard has murdered the
boys.
4. By kill Richard III
A forced confession?
5. no, many people thought they were still alive
6. Because King Henry said Richard killed the boys
History is written
7. The Princes Edward and Richard
8. Because it was a sign of an evil mind
B
Pronunciation
4.
|
Oo
|
Battle,
body, power, rebel n, shoulder
|
|
oO
|
Become,
complete, confess, happen, protect, rebel vb, return
|
5. Verb can
be combined with -ed and noun cannot. But word Power breaks the rule, because
there is a word Powered.
Unit 5E
A Read and
identify narrative strategies
1. to find
information, because he/she likes to reading book, to kill boring
2. c. to
entertain the reader
3.
1. Tom left his key on the desk
2. Jo worked late
3.
4.
5. Jo hid
6. Jo’s mobile rang
7. Tom asked, ‘is that you Jo?’
4.
1. Jo think Tom was burglar
2. What kind of job Jo doing until he working late
3. Why the glass was break.
5. Jo was
searching for weapon, because the burglar walking toward him. Jo hide behind
the photocopier. The burglar already so close with Jo. He said, ‘it was you
Jo?’. He is not a burglar, he is Tom, Jo’s boss, he left his key on the desk
and he couldn’t get inti his house.
Unit 5
Review
A Grammar
1.
1. The
2.
3. The
4. (blank)
5. (blank)
6.
7.
8. The
9. (blank)
2.
1. You don’t have to wear your seat
belt
2. You must switch off your mobile phones now
3. You can put your bag under the seat in front
4. You can’t leave your seat during landing
5.
6. You must show your ID when you get on the plane
7.
8. You can use the overhead light if you want to read
3.
2. The film watched the girl,
The film was watched by the girl
3. The man has hurt the falling rock, The man
was hurt by the falling rock
4. The thief caught the police, The thief was
caught by the police
5. You burned the midday sun, You was burned by
the midday sun
4.
1. arrived
2. went
3. walked
4.
5. was
6. has broken
7. stole
8.
B Vocabulary
5.
1. elect
2. capital
3. national
4.
5. represent
6. president
7. democracy
8. state
9. election
10. conservative
11.
12. republic
6.
1. Dogs aren’t allowed
2. Feeding the birds is prohibited
3.
4. Bicycles are forbidden
5. Food isn’t allowed
7.
1. stolen
2. attacked
3.
4.
5. hijacked
6. shot
7. arrested
8. kidnapped
Unit 6A
A Read and
follow meaning
1. Don’t
have a talk to each other when you are driving
2.
1. Because Paul want to tell the
police about the car
2. She gave Paul a bottle of Champagne to drink
3.
1. Yes, she was
2. No, she isn’t
3. They have a relationship in the past
4. No, she isn’t
5. No, ha isn’t
4. I think
Paul would be drunk and Suzi will leave him alone
B Vocabulary
5.
Very big = enormous
Very tired =
Very frightened = terrified
Very angry = furious
Very surprising = amazing
6.
Terrible = dreadful, horrible, awful
Wonderful = amazing, astonishing, fabulous
7.
1. terrified
2. exhausted
3. enormous
4.
5.
C Grammar
8.
Rules
Use such to make a noun more extreme
Use so to make an adjective or adverb more
extreme
9.
It’s such a strange
coincidence!
It’s so wonderful to see you again!
I’m so sorry about what happened.
I was such a fool to leave you for Mercedes
10.
1. Why was Paul so furious?
2. It’s such an amazing story
3. I’m so exhausted!
4. Why do you drive such an enormous car?
5. Why do you drive so fast?
Unit 6B
A Read and
follow the main events in a story
1. No, I
haven’t
2.
A = The return of my history piece.
3.
Based from text A
1. He had
stopped to buy petrol in Logan. He forgot to pick up his wallet after paying
and drove away.
2. The owner of the petrol station
3. In a drawer
4. Wife of the petrol station owner
5. $5 in
cash, some old stamps, a dry cleaning ticket, Mr Schmitt’s University ID Card,
and some photo of his high school girl friend
6. By looked at the internet and discovered Mr Schmitt
7. He was very surprised
8. It’s about 39 years
4.
Similarities: the loss of the wallet, The wallet keep in a drawer for a long
time, find the owner from internet
Differences: The cause of loss was different
5.
He forgot to pick up his wallet after
paying and drove away
Before being moved to hospital
It’s wonderful that people are kind enough to
do this
He had stopped to buy petrol in Logan.
B Grammar
6.
|
Use a
gerund after
|
Use to +
infinitive after
|
|
Mind fancy
finish hope enjoy
|
Decide
expect forget
|
7.
1. To see
2. eat
3. meet
4. drive
5.
6. go
7. do
8.
8.
|
Use a
gerund after prepositions
|
Use to +
infinitive after adjectives (Often with too/enough)
|
|
Enjoyed
seeing his old thing again
Before
being moved
|
Stopped to
buy
Decided to
look for
Surprised
to get
|
9.
1. leaving
2. to return
3.
4. bringing
5. helping
6. to know
7.
10.
He had stopped to buy petrol in Logan, Remember
to collect his dry cleaning
He is Remember taking out of his wallet,
finally stopped looking
Unit 6C
A Vocabulary
1.
Positive = Friendly, helpful, kind,
polite, well behaved
Negative = a bully, to fight, naughty, noisy, nosy,
rough, rude, to swear
2.
1.
2. car parking
3. rubbish
4. animal problems
5. noise
6. rough behaviour
7.
B Read a TV
review
4. They are
neighborhood
5.
noise = lines 7
Naughty
children = lines 10
Rubbish = lines 13
Car parking
= lines 27
Animal problem = lines 28
6.
1. Problem
2.
3.
4. Barking
5. Installed
7.
1. False- he’s retired
2. True
3. True
4.
5. False- she was separated
6.
8.
1. Not feel more sorry for one of
them
2. The Lanes leave rubbish by the front door
3. To persuade the readers to love their neighbor
C Grammar
9.
1.
2. they
3. she
4. he
5. they
6. she
7.
11.
He says, “I hear them.” She says she saw their
daughter
Rule: sometimes have to
12. The
dicksons say that the Lanes are noisy and rough = They say, “you are noisy and
rough.”
13. My
father often says he likes cooking
Unit 6D
A Read and
understand the main ideas
1. There is
a man want to sold the Eiffel Tower
2. Victor
Lustig. Eiffel Tower would be sold for highest offer.
3.
A= 3
B= 1
C= 4
D=
E=
F= 5
B Vocabulary
4.
1.
2. Told
3. Said
5.
1. told
2. said
3. said
4.
5. said
6. told
C Grammar
6.
|
Direct speech
|
Reported speech
|
|
|
“I’m an
estate agent.”
|
He told
the man that he was an estate agent
|
Change
present simple to past simple
|
|
“They
asked me to sell it.”
|
He said
that they ask him to sell it
|
Change
past simple to present simple
|
|
“I’ll buy
it.”
|
He said
that he would buy it
|
Change
will to would
|
7.
2 a. she said she need money
b. she said she had needed money
c. she said she would need money
10.
1. She’d have a little more
2. You would be fine
3. I was bought it
4. Santa Clause had bought it
5. she was looked lovely
6. he didn’t feel very well
Unit 6E
A Vocabulary
1.
1. d Wow, what a coincidence!
2. b Oh no, I’m so sorry
3. a How terrible! Poor you!
4. c That’s absolutely fantastic! Well done!
5. e that’s wonderful news. I’m so pleased for you!
6. f What a surprise!
2.
A: I’ve got perfect score in Math Exam.
B: That’s absolutely fantastic! Well done!
A: My dog has died
B: Oh no, I’m so sorry
B Read a
personal letter
3. Ashley
had being moved to a new flat. Maybe she feels happy.
5.
1. although
2. however
3. anyway
4.by the way
Unit 6
Review
A Grammar
1.
1. You don’t need to speak so loudly
2. We ate outside because it was such a beautiful day
3. Why are fresh vegetables so expensive these day?
4. I didin’t know it was such a long journey
5. I didn’t know it was so far away
2.
1. b
2. e
3.
4.
5. g
6. h
7.
8. d
3. She says
she works in an office. She says she shares the office with a man called
Justin. She says sometimes she has lunch together. She says she shall introduce
me to him. She says he is really funny.
4.
3. A said she wasn’t study enough
4 B. said she always pass exam
5. A said she was got a C in December
6. B said there is still time to study
7. A said she wasn’t understand maths
8. B said he would help her
B Vocabulary
5.
1. brilliant
2. terrified
3. furious
4. enormous
5.
6. exhausted
6.
1.
2. behaved
3. friendly
4. Rude
5. Noisy
6. Rough
7. Swear
8. Fight
9.
10. nosy
7.
1. said
2. told
3.
4. said
5.
6. said
7. said
