4

Vocabulary
Home sweet home!
2 Complete the crossword.
1 Looking after the plants and the grass.
2 You do this when plates are dirty.
Household tasks 3 You do the ironing on an ironing … .
1 Choose the correct options. Then 4 You wash clothes in a washing … .
match the phrases and the photos.
5 Buying food, etc.
clean / put / make the floor  c)
6 You do the hoovering with a … .
1 do / put  / clean the rubbish out 
7 You cook food with a … .
2 clean / do  / make the washing 
8 You put the … in a dustbin.
3 do / clean / make the dusting 
1
4 make / do / put your bed 
5 make / put / do the cooking 
a) d)
2 3

4 5

6 7

b) e)

3 Write true sentences about the

household tasks you and your family do. Use
adverbs of frequency from the box.

always  hardly ever  never  often

sometimes  usually
c) f)
I often tidy up.
1
2
3
4
5

27
Vocabulary Bank pages 90–91 Unit 4: Vocabulary

4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 27 16/3/10 09:49:25

 Grammar

have to 3 Complete the sentences. Use the

correct forms of have to and the verbs in the
1 Choose the correct options. box.
We have to / don’t have to study maths at
school. It’s compulsory. be  do  do  do  get up  help  pay  put

1 Tom has to / doesn’t have to come home

early at the weekend. He can stay out late.
2 My mum has to / doesn’t have to do the
shopping. My dad does it.
3 Sally and Fred have to / don’t have to
go to school on Saturdays, but only in the
morning.
4 I have to / don’t have to go now or I’ll miss
the last bus home.
5 Rachel has to / doesn’t have to revise for Teenagers usually have to help with the
her exams. They start next week. housework.
1 Young children usually
2 Read the note. Write sentences. Use the shopping.
have to.
2 I can’t go out today. I some
homework.
Dear Freddie and Lola, 3 Ben the rubbish out every day
Tidy your rooms. or he doesn’t get any pocket money.
 1 Make your beds. 4 I’m going now but Maria
2 Freddie, do the washing. home until nine o’clock.

3 Lola, do the hoovering in your room. 5 Does your dad early

in the morning?
4 Wash up.
6 You me now. Give me
Only if you have time: the money later.
5 Do the shopping. 7 Do I this exercise?
6 Do the cooking. Yes,  .
7 Freddie: do the dusting in your room.
Have a fun day! some and any
Mum and Dad x 4 Choose the correct options.
Are there some / any puzzles in that
magazine?
Freddie and Lola have to tidy their rooms. 1 We’ve got some / any great DVDs.
1 They their beds. 2 Would you like some / any cheese?
2 Freddie the washing. 3 There aren’t some / any good films on at
3 Lola in her room. the cinema.
4 They  . 4 There are some / any plates in the sink.
5 They the shopping. 5 Have you got some / any interesting
6 They the cooking. books?
7 Freddie in 6 Can we have some / any water, please?
his room. 7 I haven’t got some / any paper.

28
Unit 4: Grammar Grammar Bank pages 72–73

4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 28 16/3/10 09:49:26


5 Complete the dialogue. Use some and
any.
Dad We haven’t got any milk. Can you get
(1) from the shop,
please?
Cassy I haven’t got (2)
Can you give me (3)
money, please?
Dad OK. There’s (4)
my desk. Take one euro.
Cassy Is there (5)
fridge?
Dad No, there isn’t.
Cassy And have we got (6)
bread?
Dad No, we haven’t.
Cassy So, I have to get (7)
milk, juice and bread ... with one euro.
Dad OK. Take five euros, then!
6 Rewrite the sentences in the
affirmative (3), negative (7) or
interrogative (?).
There’s some rubbish in the bin. ?
Is there any rubbish in the bin?
1 There are some good programmes on TV. 7
2 We haven’t got any butter. ?
3 There isn’t any fruit. 3
4 He’d like some water. ?
5 We’ve got some sandwiches. ?
6 They’ve got some soup. 7
7 We haven’t got any pasta. 3
8 There’s some cheese in the fridge. ?
4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 29
Grammar
much, many, a lot of
7 Choose the correct options.
1 How much / many coffee is / are there?
There isn’t much / many coffee.
2 How many / much photos is / are there?
money.
There are a lot of / much photos.
3 How much / many cups is / are there?
money on There aren’t a lot of / many cups.
4 How much / many soup is / are there?
juice in the There’s a lot of / much soup.
8 Complete the sentences. Use much,
many or a lot of.
1 There isn’t much fruit. There were
bananas and oranges yesterday.
2 Please can you wash up? There aren’t
clean dishes.
3 How money can I borrow?
4 There’s dirty washing in the
bathroom. The washing machine’s in the
kitchen.
5 How time is there before the
train leaves?
6 There weren’t people at the
party that I knew. Adam’s
friends were there.
9 Complete the questions. Write true
answers. Use much and many.
How much cheese is there in your fridge?
There isn’t much cheese in my fridge.
1 How English words do you
know?
2 How spare time do you have
every day?
3 How students are there in your
school?
4 How juice do you drink every
year?
29
Grammar Bank pages 72–73 Unit 4: Grammar
16/3/10 09:49:27
 Reading

1 Have you ever asked a question on the
Internet? What was the question?
Tom
Oxford
My mum says that I have to do
more at home – household
tasks like washing up. We’re
having a lot of arguments about
5 this at the moment. I know
she’s upset. How much does
everyone else help at home?
2 Read the text. Tick the household
tasks from the text.
doing the washing 3
1 putting the rubbish out
2 doing the cooking
3 doing the gardening
4 doing the hoovering
5 tidying up
6 doing the ironing
7 doing the shopping
8 washing up

Rick 3 Answer the questions.

Aberdeen
To be honest, I do nothing.
Yesterday my mum walked into
10 my bedroom and it was so
untidy that she thought there
were burglars! She doesn’t get
cross about it, though. She says
if I want to live in a dustbin it’s
15 my decision. So she says I don’t
have to do anything!
Whose mum isn’t happy? Tom’s mum
1 Whose mum’s very relaxed?
2 Who thinks Tom has to help more?
3 Who can drive?
4 Who doesn’t have to do any housework?
5 Who does a lot of housework?  ,
and

Sarah 4 Answer the questions.

Canterbury Why are Tom and his mum having a lot of
Wow! Lucky you, Rick! My arguments?
brother and I have to help a lot His mum says that he has to do more at home.
around the house. We always 1 How does his mum feel?
20 tidy our rooms and make our
beds. We also have to wash up 2 Is Rick’s mum cross with him?
and sometimes I do the washing.
If mum or dad don’t have time, 3 Why isn’t Rick’s mum worried about his room?
my brother sometimes has to
25 do the shopping. He can drive.
4 What does Sarah’s brother have to do at
Ruby home?
Cornwall
I have to do the usual things and
I try to help with the hoovering 5 What’s Ruby’s advice to Tom?
and the cooking. But if your
mum’s upset you obviously
30 have to help her more. So stop
worrying about what other
people are doing and start
helping her!

30
Unit 4: Reading

4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 30 16/3/10 09:49:29

 Vocabulary

do, have, make 2 Complete the sentences. Use the

phrases in exercise 1.
1 Complete the phrases. Use do, have or
James and I made friends on our first day at
make. Match the phrases and the photos.
school.
make friends  a)
1 We on holiday. It
1 the gardening  rained every day!
2 a terrible time  2 My dad says I have to
3 a rest  with him on Saturday. I hate cleaning!
4 a mistake  3 I  . Sorry. There isn’t
5 the housework  much milk.

a) 4 Why don’t you  ?

You’re exhausted.
5 My mum  . She’s really
into plants.

3 Write phrases under the pictures. Use

do, have or make.
b)

c)

have a drink 3

d)

e)
1 4

f)

2 5

31
Vocabulary Bank pages 90–91 Unit 4: Vocabulary

4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 31 16/3/10 09:49:32

 Communication Writing

Invitations Article
1 Put the sentences in the correct order. 1 Complete the chart. Use the adjectives
in the box.
Sophie I’d love to, but I can’t.
Sophie At seven o’clock. big  grey  metal  new  old  round  Russian
Sophie Rob and I are going out for a meal small  square  Turkish  white  wooden
on Saturday evening. Would you like
to come? 1 Size Age Shape Colour Origin Material

Sophie Yes. See you on Saturday at seven! big

Sophie That’s great.
David That’s a shame. Maybe another
time. 2 Put the words in the correct order. If
you need help, use the chart in exercise 1.
David What time are you going?
white / washing machine / a / big / old
David OK. I’m going to the cinema tonight.
a big, old, white washing machine
Would you like to come?
1 tall / dustbin / a / plastic / green
David Yes, I’d love to.

2 Answer the questions. 2 small / a / chair / Italian / round

What does Sophie invite David to?
A meal out. 3 long / brown / shelf / a / wooden

1 Who’s going?
3 Complete Eleanor’s article. Use her
2 What time are they going? notes.

3 What does David invite Sophie to?
My ideal classroom by Eleanor Bright
4 Does she accept the invitation? Computers – white, modern
Tables – plastic, low, round

3 Write a dialogue in your notebook like Each desk has a Japanese TV – small and black
the dialogue in exercise 1. Use the ideas in Leather armchairs – Italian and soft!
the table. Cushions – cotton – large!
Rachel Joe American fridge – very big
Invitation: watch a Invitation: go cycling
football match on TV Time: this afternoon My ideal classroom has a lot of modern, white
on Saturday afternoon computers. There’s one for every student. There
Time: 2:30 p.m. aren’t any desks but there are some low,
(1) tables. And each
table has got a (2) TV too.
Dictation Everybody sits in soft, (3)
4 4.05 Listen. Listen again and write armchairs. If you want to relax, there are
the sentences in your notebook. (4) cushions. There’s
also a very (5) fridge for
snacks and drinks! And I almost forgot... . There’s
also a friendly, helpful teacher!

32
Unit 4: Communication and Writing Writing Builder page 105

4849067 S3WB 001_062.indb 32 16/3/10 09:49:33