4 Travel

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Sustainable Development Goals
activity 4 page 76

Match the words in the box to their definitions.

Vocabulary bike car coach ferry helicopter

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lorry scooter tram underground

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Transport A lot of people have one. You drive it. car

1 Label the methods of transport in the picture. 1 It’s a small motorbike.
2 Children often ride this.
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1 3 It’s a kind of train, but it goes under the streets.

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4 This moves in the air. It isn’t a plane.

5 This travels on water. You can go from England to
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France on one.
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6 This is similar to a bus, but you use it for long
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journeys.
4 7 This is like a train, but you use it in a city.
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8 This moves on the road. It’s big and long,
and you use it to carry big and heavy things.
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go by train/car/bus but: go on foot

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Choose the correct option.

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you’re 17 years old.

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1 We went to the station to catch our train /
scooter.
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2 You can do a helicopter / lorry tour of the city

and see it from above.
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3 The plane / underground is a great way to get

around the city.
4 It’s not far – about 15 minutes on / by foot.
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5 You can cross the river by taxi / ferry.
ferry.
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6 We missed the bus, so we took a boat / taxi.

taxi.
1 plane 6 7 Marsha went to France on / by boat.
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2 7
4 Choose the odd one out.
3 8
tram van boat
4 9 1 plane lorry helicopter
5 10 2 train tram lorry
3 tram boat ferry
4 bus bike coach
5 motorbike scooter car
6 van car taxi
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Student’s Book pages 48–49

5 Choose the correct option. 7 Choose two correct options.

A How do you go to school? Can your dad drive a car / bike / lorry?
B I usually walk. I go by / on foot. 1 You can fly in a plane / helicopter / ferry.
1 A Did you drive to France? 2 You can travel by ferry / boat / taxi on the sea.
B Yes, we did. We went by car / underground. 3 There is a lorry / bus / tram stop in front of
A How did you cross the sea? the school.
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B We went on a bus / ferry. 4 My brother often rides a bike / bus / scooter

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2 A How was your holiday in Rio de Janeiro? to work.

B It was amazing! We went on a tram / 5 There are many wheels on a boat / plane /
helicopter ride over the city! lorry.
3 A Last week, we went to Manchester by bike / 6 Bikes / Motorbikes / Scooters don’t use
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train.. It was much faster than by road.

train much petrol.
B Yes, but we usually go to other cities by 7 There are many cars / vans / planes on
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coach / boat
boat. our roads.
4 A My uncle’s got a scooter / lorry. It’s small 8 Complete the sentences so they are true for you.
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and it doesn’t use a lot of petrol.

B That’s true. My mum uses her car / train
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every day and it’s very expensive.

6 Complete the spidergram with the words in

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the box.
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bike boat bus car coach ferry

helicopter lorry motorbike scooter
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taxi train tram van

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Many
wheels
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I travel by bus every day.

1 I like travelling by .
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2 I don’t like travelling by .

3 I rarely travel by .
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Four 4 I’d like to travel by one day.

wheels 5 My dad goes to work by .
6 I sometimes go to on foot.
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7 My favourite type of transport is .

8 My least favourite type of transport is .

9 Fast finishers Answer the questions for you.

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Two
wheels How do you go to school?
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Can your parents drive a car?

bike
How often do you ride a bike?
No
wheels
Are there any trams in your town or city?

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4 Grammar 1
Student’s Book pages 50–51

Comparative adjectives Look!

Short adjectives A taxi is as fast as a car. A bike isn’t as fast as a car.
fast, slow faster, slower (than)
nice, safe nicer, safer (than) 3 Rewrite the sentences using (not) as … as.
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hot, big hotter, bigger (than)

hot The traffic today is worse than yesterday.
The traffic yesterday wasn’t as bad as today.
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busy, happy busier, happier (than)

bus
1 Harry’s bike is bigger than Connor’s.
Long adjectives Connor’s bike .
comfortable more comfortable (than) 2 This book is expensive. So is that book.
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exciting more exciting (than) That book .

3 The train is faster than the bus.
Irregular adjectives
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The bus .
good better (than)
4 In Madrid, it’s hot (30 degrees). In Istanbul, it’s
bad worse (than) also 30 degrees.
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Istanbul .
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Complete the sentences with the comparative 5 Grace is busier than Scarlett.
form of the adjectives in brackets. Scarlett .
My sister’s room is smaller (small) than my room. 6 The book is funnier than the film.
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1 A car is (fast) than a bike. The film .

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2 London is (big) than Manchester.

4 Complete the text with the comparative form of
3 I am (happy) today than yesterday.
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the adjectives in brackets or (not) as … as.

4 You’re always late! You’re (bad)
than Liam!
5 Mateo and Theo’s project is Ask Rachel!
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(good)
than our project.
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6 My town is (safe) than your town.
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7 This chair’s (soft) than that chair. Hi, Rachel! I’ve got a problem. I love my
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brother, of course, but sometimes I hate him,

2 Complete the sentences with the comparative
too. He’s more intelligent (intelligent) than
form of the adjectives in the box.
me. He’s also 1 (funny) than me,
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comfortable dangerous exciting expensive so I’m 2 (not popular) as him.

important intelligent interesting He is 3 (not busy) as me, so it’s
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(difficult) for me to meet new
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Matt’s clever, but he thinks he’s more intelligent people. It’s 5 (easy) for him
than Einstein! because he’s 6 (friendly). Also, I’m
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(not good) at sport as him, and he’s
1 I really like history. It’s than the
(creative). He’s even 9
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other subjects.
(tall) than me. It’s not fair! I don’t want to have
2 Travelling by helicopter is than
these negative emotions. What can I do?
travelling by car. It is faster and a lot of fun.
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3 In your opinion, what’s : to have

friends or to have money?
5 Fast finishers Complete the sentences so
4 I don’t want to take the train. It’s they are true for you.
than the coach. The coach is cheaper. I’m taller than my brother.
5 Skiing is than tennis. It’s a fast Maths is more interesting than .
sport and sometimes the weather is bad. Potatoes are not as nice as .
6 A sofa is than a chair. My country is as hot as .

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Grammar 2 4
Student’s Book pages 52–53

Superlative adjectives 3 Complete the questions with the superlative

form of the correct adjective in brackets. Then
Short adjectives do the quiz. Check your answers at the bottom
fast, clean the fastest, the cleanest of the page.

nice, large the nicest, the largest

THE BEST
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QUIZ!
hot, big the hottest, the biggest
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easy, happy the easiest, the happiest

Long adjectives
important the most important
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expensive the most expensive

Irregular adjectives
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good the best

bad the worst 1 How many kilometres per hour is the
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fastest (hot / fast) train in the world?

a 297 b 460 c 474
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Complete the table.

Comparative Superlative 2 Which is
in the world?
a Nile b Mississippi
(long / tall) river

c Amazon
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fast faster the fastest

3 Which of these cities is

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slow slower 1
(polluted / slow)?
nice nicer 2
a Paris b London c Warsaw
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busy busier
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Which city has (boring /
big) underground system?
hot hotter 4
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a Shanghai b New York c London

exciting more exciting 5

good better 6
5 Which is
country in Europe?
(fast / small)
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bad worse 7 a Monaco b Andorra c Vatican City

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2 Choose the correct option. 6 Which is

place on Earth?
(cold / easy)

Let’s go to that restaurant. It has the better / best a Alaska b Antarctica c Canada
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pizzas in town!
1 I think thrillers are more / the most exciting 7 Where can you see
(bad / tall) trees in the world?
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films to watch. a Brazil b the USA c Indonesia

2 21 December is the shorter / shortest day of
the year.
3 In my opinion, Arabic is more / the most 4 Fast finishers Complete the sentences so
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difficult language in the world to learn. they are true for you.
4 Usain Bolt is the faster / fastest man in My mum is the nicest person I know.
the world. 1 is the easiest subject at school.
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5 The Pacific Ocean is larger / the largest ocean 2 is the most expensive way to
in the world. travel in my city.
6 This is the worse / worst day of my life! 3 is the cleanest room in my house.
7 Friday is the busier / busiest day of the week. 4 is the happiest person I know.
8 This is the cheaper / cheapest T-shirt in 5 is the best way to travel.
the shop.
6 is the funniest film I know.
Quiz answers: 2a, 3c, 4a, 5c, 6b, 7b

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4 Functions
Student’s Book page 54

Buying a train ticket 2 Look at the information below and answer

the questions.
4.1
TRAINS TO WORTHING
You ask You answer
Number Departure Arrival
Is there a direct train to Yes, there is. of stops time time
Platform Price
Brighton?
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01 11.32 12.32 04 £12

How long does it take? It takes forty minutes.
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00 11.45 12.15 06 £19

How much does it cost? A single ticket costs £12.
Would you like a single I’d like a return, please. A Is there a direct train to Worthing?
or a return? B Yes, there is.
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What time does the It leaves at 10.30. 1 A How long does it take?
next train leave? B
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Which platform does it It leaves from platform 3. 2 A How much does it cost?
leave from? B
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3 A What time does it leave?

Look! B
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4 A What time does it arrive?

We use the Present simple with timetables and
schedules to express the future. B
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The train leaves at 10.30 tomorrow morning. 5 A Which platform does it leave from?
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1 Choose the correct option.
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Complete the dialogue with one word in each gap.

A Excuse me, is there a single / direct train
A Is there a direct train to Crewe?
to Rome?
B Yes, there is. Would you like a single or
B Yes, there is.
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a1 ?
A How long does it 1 take / have?
A I’d 2
a single, please. How
B It takes about an hour. 3
does it cost?
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A And how much 2 does / is it cost?

B A single ticket 4 £25.00.
B A return costs €22. Would you like a 3 one /
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A What time does the train 5

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single or a return?
B It leaves 6
10.30, from platform 9A.
A I’d like a return, please. What time does the
A And how 7
does it take?
next train 4 go / leave?
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B It 8
two hours and 40 minutes.
B It leaves at 2.15.
A Which 5 platform / train does it leave from? 4 Write questions to complete the dialogue.
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B It leaves from platform 6. A Can I have a ticket to Krakow, please?

A Thank you very much. B Would you like a single or a return?
A I’d like a single, please.
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B It costs 50.00 zloty.

A 2
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B It leaves from platform 4.

A Thanks.3
B It leaves in ten minutes, at 10.55.
A Thanks.4
B Yes, it’s a direct train.
A Great! 5
B It takes two and a half hours. It arrives in
Krakow at 12.25.

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Skills trainer Student’s Book page 55
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Reading
1 Read the story in Exercise 2. What types of words are missing in the gaps (1–5)? Write V (verb),
N (noun) or A (adjective).
Example N 1 2 3 4 5

2 Complete the story with the words in the box. There are four extra words.
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bad car fast late left motorbike ran school slow taxi
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Harper usually goes to school with her mum by car.. Yesterday, they got in
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the car to go to school, but there was a problem with it!

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‘How can we get to school?’ asked Harper. ‘We can go by bus,’ her mum
said. They walked to the bus stop, but as they arrived, the bus 1 !
The next bus was in 30 minutes.
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But now it was nearly 9 a.m. – school started at nine! They were worried.
Harper didn’t want to be 2 for school. ‘I think we need to get
on

a 3
, ’ said her mum. It’s expensive, but it’s 4 .’
Just then, a man on a scooter stopped at the bus stop. ‘Hi, Harper. Is
everything OK?’ asked the man. It was her maths teacher from school!
Harper said, ‘We’re waiting for the bus, but the next bus is in 30 minutes!’
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Her teacher gave a helmet to Harper. ‘Come on, Iet’s go to 5

together.’
Harper jumped on the scooter behind her teacher and they went to school
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together. All Harper’s classmates saw Harper on the scooter with her teacher
and they all thought it was very cool.

3 Read the story in Exercise 2 again and choose the best title.
a Mum rides a scooter!
b Mum and Harper get the bus
c Harper rides a scooter!

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4 Culture and skills Student’s Book pages 56–57

Reading
1 4.2 Read the article and complete it with the words in the box. Then listen and check.

as more relaxing quicker safer the biggest the longest

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CANALS
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FROM THE ROMANS TO TODAY!

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The United Kingdom has got about 2,200 miles (3,500 km) object. So, companies started to build a lot of canals.
of canals. The longest is 137 miles (220 km) and goes from Gradually, however, a new form of transport appeared:
London to Birmingham. trains. As a result, canals weren’t as important
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The Romans built the first canals in the United Kingdom. 4

before. However, they continued to
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However, they didn’t often build them for boats. They built transport goods on canals until 1963.
them because they wanted to water their fields. Now canals are popular with a different group of
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In the 19th century,, a very important event happened in people: tourists! A lot of British people rent boats and
Britain: the Industrial Revolution. New companies built travel on the canals for their summer holidays. The
factories. As a result, it was 1 to make goods. boats are very long and thin, but you can stay on the
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But the roads were terrible, so it was difficult to transport these boat. They can’t go very fast or very far. The maximum
goods. Fragile objects were 2 problem. Boats on speed on British canals is only four miles (6.4 km) an
hour! It’s not as fast as a car, but it’s 5 !
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canals were a 3
form of transport for this type of
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Glossary
2 Read the article again. Are the sentences true (T) or false (F)? What are these words in your
T One canal in the UK is 220 kilometres long. language?
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1 The Romans often made canals for the transport of food. century rent (v)
2 The Industrial Revolution changed the way people made things. factory speed
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fragile until
3 In the Industrial Revolution, they built canals because the roads
goods water (v)
weren’t good.
4 Transport on canals ended quickly after the railways appeared.
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5 1963 was a bad year for transport on canals.

6 Transport by boat on canals is a slow way to travel.

Writing
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3 In your notebook, write a paragraph about a method of transport you use (bicycle, bus,
car, walking, etc.). Use the questions to help you.
• Where do you live? Is it a small town, • How often do you use them?
a big city, etc.? • When do you use them?
• Which methods of transport do you use? • Which methods of transport do you prefer? Why?

38 thirty-eight I can understand a text about canals in the UK and write about transport I use.

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Review Unit 4
X Fun time page 73 Student’s Book page 60
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Vocabulary Grammar
1 Match the words in the box to their definitions. 3 Complete the sentences with one word in
each gap.
boat car coach helicopter lorry tram
A lorry is longer than a car.
This has four wheels, and most 1 This is easiest exercise in the book!
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families have one. car 2 A sofa is comfortable than a chair.

1 This is big and carries lots of things. 3 A car is as fast as a motorbike.
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2 This is like a bus, but for long trips. 4 He bought the expensive shoes in
3 This travels in the air. the shop!
4 This is like a train, but it travels 5 Jenny is as tall her twin sister.
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on the road. They’re both 1.62 m.

5 This travels on water. /5
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4 Complete the text with the superlative form of
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2 Look at the photos. Complete the puzzle. the adjectives in the box.
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The best way to get around my city is by tram.
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Tickets cost less than £1, so it’s also 1 !
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V The tram is also 2

to use: you use your
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6 transport is by taxi because it costs £20 to travel

L a very short distance. But if there isn’t any traffic,
it can be 4 .5 thing about
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1 2 taxis is they cause a lot of air pollution.

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Functions
5 Complete the dialogue with one word in
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each gap.
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A Excuse me, is there a direct train to Warsaw?
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B Yes, there is.

A How 1 does it take?
B It 2
around 40 minutes.
A And how 3
does it cost?
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B A single 4
costs 20 zloty.
A OK. I’d 5
a single, please.
5 6
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Vocabulary /10
Grammar /10
Functions /5
Total score /25
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