@ b stayed c was d studied e did f was ... went

@ Regular: a lived b stayed d studieo;Irregular: c was e did f was, went

@ z p+aiea + played (vowel before y)3 p+afted - planned (consonant + vowel +consonant) 4 travelred --+ travelled (British Englishalways doubles the l, although this answer wouldbe correct in US English)5 openned * opened (final syllable is notstressed) e happend -- happened (add -ed toinfinitive without to) Z sttdyed -+ studied(consonant before y, the y changes to l)

O Z UnVeA -- bought 3 eheesed + chose4 fult --+ fell 5 weared--+ wore 6 writed --+ wrote

Past sir"nple and past continuous

Q Suggested" onswer:The sun was shining and Nadine was walking toschool. Suddenly she saw a group of dogs. She wasvery frightened.

oRecording script cDl Track 7Nadine: lt was in my second week. The sun was shining

and I was feeling qood. I was walking to schoolwhen I saw a group of dogs" I was frightenedbut I didn't know what to do.

oReeording script cDt rrack 8Nadine: Suddenly a woman appeared from nowhere

and she started screaming at the dogs. Thedogs ran off . lsaid'Graciasl 'and wenttoschool.

@ t Underline: appeared, started, ran offNo, the actions happened one after the other. Thedogs ran off last.2 Circle: was shining, was feelingWe don't know when the sun started shining orif it stopped shining (but we do know that thisactivity was happening around the time of Nadine'sjourney).

3 Circle: was walking; underline: sawNo, Nadine began walking to school and in themiddle of this activity, she saw the dogs.

@ 2 past continuous 3 past simple 4 pastcontinuous 5 past continuous 6 past simple

@ Z looked 3 was raining 4 had 5 got6 drove 7 changed 8 was putting 9 started10 were

oRecording script cDl rrack eTommy: This morning I woke up early to visit Ryukoku

High School. I looked out of the window. lt wasraining. I had a quick breakfast and we gotready to go. We drove to school. At the schoolwe changed our shoes for slippers. As I wasputting on my slippers, my Japanese friendstarted looking at my feet. The slippers weretoo small!

Listening Part IQ Suggested words to underline:

2 do today, 11 am 3 What, buy 4 weather,tomorrow

Q Suggested- answers:I A time: one fifty or ten to two B time: one forty-

five or (a) quarter to two C time: two fifteen or(a) quarter past two

2Aasports class B a (school) play/performanceC a maths class

3 A table tennis balls B table tennis batsC trainers

4 A sunny weather B cloudy and rainy'weatherC cloudy weather

@ Suggested- answers:2 A lI tomorrow B after break. finish 11.15' c 1 1 . 1 53 A cheap B lend brother's C got some4 A too much sun B today C Internet dry but

cloudy

Recording script cDt rrack 1oOne. What time does John have to leave schooltoday?

Mrs Drew: Woodland High School. Mrs Drew speaking.Mother: Yes. This is John Fuller's mother. He's got

another doctor's appointment today at aquarter past two. Last week I picked him up atten to two but we got there late. Can I get him

Answer key @

five minutes earlier today - at a quarter to two?Two. What are the students going to do todayat 1l am?

Teacher: There'll be some changes to your timetabletoday. After breakwe're going to see a playpedgmed by some Year t0 students.That should finish by I I .15. \rVe'll do mathsthen. I know we normally do sport at I I butwe'll have to do that tomoffow instead.Three. What does Nathan have to buy?

Nathan: l 've just joined the table tennis team but I'mnot sure I've got enough money to buy theequtpment.

Jacob: Don't worryl The balls are really cheap andI can lend you my brother's bat. He neveruses it. You'll have to get some good trainersthough.

Nathan: I've already got some.Four. What will the weather be like tomorrow?

Father: Are you ready for your school trip romorrow,Beth? You're going to those new outdoorswimming pools, aren't you? Lucky you didn'tgo today. lt hasn't stopped raining.

Beth: That's what I'm worried about. Our teacherlooked it up on the lnternet and it says it'll bedry. but cloudy. Let's hope it's right.

Father: Yeah, that's better than too much sun, I think.

@ r e z B 3 A 4 c

GrammarUsed ta

Q used to@ Suggested answers:

I No (we can say l/you/|rc, etc. used to go)2 There is no d at the end of use (we didn't use to

take exams)3 The infinitive without fo

@ Suggested questions:I Did you use to get a lot of homework?2 Did you use to play in a team?3 How often did you use to meet your friends?4 Did you use to choose your own clothes?5 What did you use to do in your free time?

Reading Fart 1O r s 2 c 3 c 4 B 5 A

VocabularyEarn, have, make, spendand tra,ke

QZmake 3 take 4spend 5earn

Speaking Xlart 4

Recording script cDi rrack tlLinh: Do teenagers work in Colombia?Marcelo: Yes. they do. Teenagers in my country work

to earn extra spending money. What about inVietnam?

Linh: Well. I don't work and actually very fewteenagers in Vietnam work. ln my country,most parents don't allow their children to havea part-time job. We have to go to school and' study hard. In my opinion. it 's not a good ideafor teenagers to work and study at the sametime. What do you think?

Marcelo: I'm not so sure. I agree that teenagers needenough time to study and do their homework.lf they work too many hours, their marks willgo down. However. working part-time can be agood experience ... don't you think so?

Linh: Maybe. For some teenagers, working couldbe a way to learn about money and society.However, we have to think about the future.I think that studying is the most imoortantthing. Do you agree?

Q Suggested. answer:Linh. Vietnam Marcelo. Colombia

1 No / Very few workParents don't allowtltemTlrcy lmue to studyhard

YesEarn extra spendingmoney

2 No Yes, in father's offtceNo, but could be agood thing for someteenagers (Iearn aboutmoney and society)Studying ts the mostimportant thing

Yes, but with more ru\es /limit on number of hoursworkedWorking can be goodexperience / can workmore in school h.olidays

@ Comntete PET