FILE 4 A

2. VOCABULARY: housework / make or do?    p. 28

a.  to tidy  - pick up dirty clothes - do the washing-up

b. Vocabulary Bank: p. 154

1.a    1.13))) Play the audio to listen and check the exercises in Vocabulary Bank Housework

7. Clean the floor
6. do the ironing
3. do the shopping
2. do the washing
8. do the washing-up
1. lay the table
12. make lunch
4. make the beds
10. pick up dirty clothes
5. put away your clothes
11. take out the rubbish
9. tidy your room

* Wash and wash-up are used as normal verbs. When we refer to
housework activities like washing clothes or washing up plates it is more
common to use do the washing or do the washing-up

2.a  1.14)))

1. do a course
2. make a mistake
3. do an exam/ do an exercise/ do homework
4. make a noise
5. make a phone call
6. do housework
7. make friends
8. make lunch/ make dinner
9. do sport/ do exercise
10.make plans

3. GRAMMAR

a) 1.15)))
1. The daughter borrowed her mother’s jumper
2. The father thinks his son hasn’t done his homework
3. The father thinks his daughter is spending too long in the bathroom
4. The boy is making a mess with his sandwich

b) 1.looked ( look) 2. done (do) 3. finished ( finish)/ dried (dry) 4.cleaned (clean)

c) Answer: B

e)  Grammar Bank 4A (p. 133)

a.
1. She’s bought a new jacket
2. He hasn’t found a job yet.
3. Have you spoken to Mr. Jackson?
4. We’ve found a fantastic hotel
5. They haven’t finished eating
6. Have you seen Peter this morning?
7. Have you done your homework this week?
8. We haven’t replied to Mr. Jones’s e-mail yet.

b.
1. I’ve just had breakfast
2. Have you finished your homework yet?
3. The film has already started.
4. I haven’t met his girlfriend yet
5. They’ve just got married
6. He’s already gone home
7. Have you spoken to him yet?
8. I haven’t read his new book yet

4. PRONUNCIATION & SPEAKING

b) 2.20)))
/j/ yatch
Yet, yellow, new, uniform, year, student, beautiful, young, argue
/dζ / jazz
Just, jumper, change, teenager, enjoy, jacket, bridge