1. Antonio’s father is Canadian but his mother is Italian.
2. We live is Rochester now, but my brother and I don’t like our new school.
3. Hello, my name’s Christine.
4. What’s your name?
5. Hi, I’m Caroline.
6. Karen’s got a really nice sister. Her name’s Patricaia.
7. Jackie and Nigel live in Canterbury now but their sons are still in London.

1. He studies Polish at school.
2. She speaks English and Italian.
3. We watches TV at the weekend.
4. He finishes his homework before tea.
5. My friend goes to jazz dance classes.
6. They listens to music in their room.

1. There are.
2. There is.
3. There are.
4. Is there?
5. Are there?
6. Is there?

Places in towns-supermarket, market, railway station, bookshop, post office, library.

Family-son, chemist, parents, aunt, father, daughter, cousin, newsagent, uncle, mother.

Numbers-fifty, twenty one, fourteen, thirteen, seventy, eight, two, thirty.

1. 67-sixty-seven.
2. 1000-one-thousand.
3. 84-eighty-four.
4. 13-thirteen.
5. 19-nineteen.
6. 100-one-hundred.