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In September, most British school

kids go back to school. That
means a new uniform, pens and
books. How much do we spend?

tissue*?
TEXT TEST
When we text in English, we use
lots of abbreviations'.
What does BFF mean?
a
b
C

big fat fun

best friends forever
boyfriend's family

I can't wait to have

pizza with my BFF
on Friday.

The woman in the red shirt has a new

job at Madame Tussauds in London.
She stands next to the One Direction
models and gives people tissues! But
why? Lots of 'Directioners" are
coming to see the models because
they are sad Zayn Malik is not in the
band anymore. Sometimes they cry!
Madame Tusasuds uses 150 boxes of
tissues in one weekend!
So are Madame Tussauds keeping all
five boys together?"Yes!" says Mat
Clarkson, one of the managers. "We
are not taking Zayn away from OUR
One Direction!"
Phew!

2 CROWN August- OMber2015

...

ton fen.
I A'Directioner is a One Dim:

So or because?
This is what Zayn says.
Write so or because:
'1 are leaving One Direction
Il want tobea
normal 22 year old. I am leaving
I can relax and
have some private tims'

lMadameTussauds

t ....

Madame Tussauds is a wax

modal museum in London.
It has over 300 wax models
of famous people.

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:4TIN-o"que
Halloween
for giraffes?
It's Halloween on the 31st of October. One tradition
is to cut a face into a pumpkin. ZSL London Zoo
gives the animals pumpkins! But we're not sure if
Maggie the giraffe likes it or hates it!

-'

What are they thinking?

Write your idea in the speech bubbles.

Eeek!

There's a bear
on the train!
Passengers* on the London Underground
are shocked. Why? Because there's a
polar bear on the platform!
But don't worry* - the polar bear is a
puppet*. It is for a new TV programme
called Fortitude. The programme is
about a town in the Arctic with
715 people and 3,000 polar bears.

"The polar bear is verv-'

ot
big and very scary.

The London Underground

The London Underground has 270 stations, is

402 km long and 52% of Itla OVERground!

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*WORDWISE
English
abbreviation
nissan
manager
passenger
to worry
puppet

French
abrevistion
mouchoir
diracteur
passager
sinquieter
marionfl000

Italian
abbreviazione
iazzoletlo di carta
responsabiIe
passeggero
preoccuparsi
marionatta

German
AbkUrzuno
Papiertascbentuch
Manager
Passagier
sinS norgen
Marionette

Dutch
vtkortirrg
papieran (zak)doekie
manager
passagier
zich zorgen maken
marionet

Spanish
Is abreviatura
vi pahualo de papal
el/la director-a
el/la panaiero-a
preocuparse
la marioneta

LANGUAGE FOCUS: Must and have to, adverbs 51 frequency

sticks
here!
First there was the selfie. Now there is the selfie stick! Selfie sticks
are very popular, but be careful* where you use them! Lots of places
have a new rule: You mustn't use your selfie stick here!

014 was the year of the selfie,

but 2015 is the year of the selfie
stick! Even Bsrack Obams and the
Pope are using one! Selfie sticks
make it easy to take a good photo
because you don't have to hold
your arm out or take a picture in
your bedroom mirror. "Using a selfie
stick can be a bit strange," said
Lucy Merryfield, age 13, "but you
can get your friends in the photo
too, and more of the background'

But sometimes you have to leave

your selfie stick at home! More and
more places around the world, from
the Museum of Modern Art in New
York to the Colosseum in Rome, are
banning* selfie sticks. Why?
Some football stadiums and music
venues* say you must not use selfie
sticks because they can stop other
people seeing the game or the
show. Some theme parks say you
mustn't use them because a selfie
stick can be dangerous on a ride.
Some museums and art galleries

say you must not use them because

they can damage paintings,
sculptures and statues.
But is it good idea? "Selfie sticks
are annoying* sometimes!" said
Jade Booth, 11. "Museums and art
galleries are nice, quiet places, but
selfie sticks make people noisy
and excited!" Lewis Parker doesn't
agree. "I think it's a bad ides.
They're just a bit of fun:'

Where can't you use selfie sticks in

the UK? Here are six famous places:
The Emirates Stadium
(Arsenal football club)
They say: 'A selfie stick can
be a weapon'

2 Alton Towers
They say: 'We want people to
remember their day here, but
selfie sticks are dangerous:'

3 The National Gallery

They say: 'We want to
protect our paintings and we want our visitors
to have a nice experience:'

4 CROWN sogoet - October 2015

4 The 02
They say: "We welcome
selfiea, but just use your
arm, please!"

5 Wimbledon
They say: "Selfie sticks
can stop other people
watching the tennis!"

The Royal Opera House

They say: "You mustn't
use cameras at the Royal
Opera House, and
certainly no selfie sticks'

Must or mustn't?
At Disney World in Florida, USA, you can use a selfie stick, but
they have strict* rules about them! Write must or mustn't:
put your selfie stick in

I You

your pocket or bag when you

are not using it.

2 You

slow down the queue for a ride by taking a photo

with a selfie stick

I take a selfie on a ride when it is moving. Wait until

3 You I

the ride stops.

How often do YOU take a selfie?

Tick [.1
] the

box.
Never rarely sometimes often always

On my own

With my friends
At home

At school
On holiday
When I have new

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English
be careful
background
to ban (something)
Conan
to damage
annoying
weapon
to protect
strict

French
tars attention
arribre-plan
interdire
salle
abSiter
dnervanl
anne
protdgar
strict

Italian
fai altenzrone
stondo
proibire
undo
danneggiare
tenlidiwo
anna
proteggere
swore

German
Sei vorsrchtrg
Hintergrond
vorbieten
Veranstaltungsart
besohudigen
arterlich
Waffe
schutzen
strong

Dutch
woes voorzichtig
achtorgrond
vorbieden (iers)
piaats
beschaditen
vorvelend
pan
besohermen
etnng

Spanish
loner cuidado
at fordo
prohibir (alsol
at lugar
dana,
ntoleuto-e
at ornra
protege,
estricto-a

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LANGUAGE FOCUS: Present simple and present continuous, collocations with make, do, have and go

This September it's the Rugby World Cup!

Leigh Halfpenny is playing for Wales. He loves
his country, but he lives and plays rugby in
France. But is it easy? Read our interview

6 CROWN August -October2O15

CROWN: What do you like

- about France?
Leigh: It's beautiful and its
sunny! I live five minutes from
the beach, so after training,
I don't have an ice bath, I walk
into the sea in my clothes and
stand there for ten minutes!
But the French people look at
me and think "What is that
crazy man doing?"

l RUGBY
2015

Comprehension Check

True or false? Tuck [I] the box:

CROWN: Do you miss Wales?

Leigh: I don't like living far away
from my family and friends so I
talk to them on Skype and they
often visit me. Toulon people
are the same as Welsh people
because they love rugby tool

CROWN: So are you ready

to help Wales win the World
Cup?
Leigh: Yes, I am training very,
very hard. I am always proud* to
wear the Welsh shirt and I want
to learn to speak Welsh now too!

I Leigh doesn't want to learn French.

2 Leigh is enjoying the weather in France.
3 Leigh swims in the sea after training.
4 Leigh is missing his family.
5 Leigh doesn't speak Welsh.

Do, have, make or go?

Match the verb with the noun.
Use the interview to help you:

have

make

CROWN: Well, good luck!

OD
do

90

my_______
shopping
ework

friends

a bath

LISTEN
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Example: I have a bath or Cundayc
* WORDWISE
English
French
challenge
deS
hairdresser
coiffeur
to miss
manquer
proud
tier

Italian
German
Dutch
irrrpresa difficile
Herausfcrderung aitdaging
parrucchiere
Friseur
kappor
sentire Is mancanza vermissen
missen
orgogliuso
Stolz
trots

Spanish
el rem
el/la peluquaro'a
echar de mesas
orgull550-a
7

LANGUAGE FOCUS: Daily routine with present simple, adverbs of frequency

Taylor Swift is on her world tour!
Every week she's in a new city and
stays in a different hotel. So she
tries to have the same daily routine*
every day. What does she do?

In the mornings

Taylor Swift:
Profile

She always drinks a

Storbucks coffee!
Taylor loves a skinny vanilla latte
coffee in the morning. If she
doesn't have one every day, she
gets a headache' But she
alwaye has an orange juice
with breakfast too.

Age: 25
Born: Pennsylvania (on a Christmas tree form!)
Lives: Nashville and New York
Albums: Taylor Swift (2005), Fearless (2008),
Speak Now (2010), Red (2012), 1989 (2014)
Pets: Two cats called Meredith and Olivia
Likes: Singing in the shower, dipping chips
in chocolate milkshake!
Doesn't like: Nightclubs

Every day
She drinks ten
bottles of water'
Taylor always has a
bottle of water near her.
"I drink so much water
my friends call tee an
alien!" she says.

8 CROWN Agt-Octobr 2015

J01
'

Butatthe
weekend

Taylor eats things she

knows are bad.
"I love a burger and
fries, I love ice-cream
so much, and I love
making cookies!" 4

Every day

sly

She writes a sw'

Taylor rarely goes more than
nine days without writing a
song! She always has her
phone ready to write a song.
' Sometimes I have an idea in
the middle of the night!"

Shie goes for a one-hour r I

metimes Taylor goes for a
outdoors and sometimes in the
gym. She always listens to music on
her iPod when she runs. "I exercise
because I don't want to
pant* on stage!" She often
runs before a concert because
it stops her nerves*.

Prepositions of time
Tick (/) the correct
preposition for the
time expression:

I the morning
2 the weekend

At lunchtime...
She eats healthy
food from Monday
to Friday.
Taylor eats lots of
salad, sandwiches
and yoghurt.

3 lunchtime
4 the evening
5 November
6 twelve o'clock
7 the week
8 Tuesday
9 the 12th October
10 the afternoon

Your daily routine

In the evening
She writes a diary before
she goes to bed!
Taylor doesn't want to keep
bad feelings inside, so she
writes them down. "Whenever
I feel sad, I think, 'It's OK,
I can write about this later,"
she says.

How often do YOU do these things?

Write one of these words:

drink coffee.
go for a run.
make cookies.
drink water.
write a diary.
Now write three things you do EVERY DAY!

21
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* WORDWISE
French
English

italian

German

Dutch

daily routine routine quotidienne routine qntotidiana taglicho Routine dagelijksn routine
dip
tauchen
immergere
tramper
to dip
vreemdeling
Alien
alieno
extraterreutre
alien
heehein
hilton
ansimure
Indicter
to pant
zenuwon
Noreen
hervi
nO~
nerves

Spanish
Is natina diana
sumetglr
el/la alnenigew
wear

lou nereins

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LANGUAGE FOCUS: So and because, culture

RALL
The 31st of October is Halloween. It's the third most
popular festival in Britain, after Christmas and Easter.
But what do children in Britain really think about it?
And what do they do?
CROWN talks to three British teenagers

ESM14
CROWN: Do you like Halloween?
Esmee: I love Halloween!
CROWN: Do you wear a costume at Halloween?
Esmee: I usually dress up. I wear a ghost* costume.
CROWN: What other Halloween traditions do
you do?
Esmee: Every year we make a Jack-o'-Lantern:
We buy a pumpkin and cut off the top and scoop*
out the inside. Next we place a candle inside the
pumpkin and put the pumpkin on the front doorstep*.
I like telling scary stories with my friends too!
Score: 8/10

VI-XI416

CROWN: Do you like Halloween?

Lizzie: I REALLY love Halloween!
CROWN: Do you wear a Costume at Halloween?
Lizzie: I sometimes dress up. I wears black cat
costume with ears and a tail.
CROWN: What other Halloween traditions do you do?
Lizzie: I still go trick or treating - but with my little sister,
it's a tradition for young kids. We usually go to houses in
our Street but only to the houses with pumpkins outside.
We get Iota of chocolate and sweets, but sometimes old
people give us oranges! But we never play tricks on
people - that's horrible!
Score: 10/10

10 CROWN Auwtml Otmtobor 2015

PAKILVA 4

CROWN: Do you like Halloween?

Matilda: I don't mind* Halloween.

CROWN: Do you wear a costume at Halloween?

Matilda: I rarely dress up, but sometimes I wear a
witch's costume and a witch's hat.

CROWN:What other Halloween traditions

do you do?
Matilda: We always have a Halloween party.
We dance and watch horror movies. We rarely do
traditions like apple-bobbing* - it's only for little
kids. We sometimes play tricks when we go
trick or treating, like we put an egg through the
front door of the house!
Score: 5/10

IOU
CROWN: Do you like Halloween?
You:__________________

CROWN: Do you wear a costume at Halloween?

You:
CROWN:What other Halloween traditions do you do?
You:
Scorn: Quo

so and

because

Write soorbecause:

I Esniee buys a pumpkin

she can make a Jack-o'-Lantern.
2 Lizzie still goes Trick or Treating
she has a little sister.
3 Lizzie doesn't play tricks on people
it is not nice.
4 Matilda doesn't do apple-bobbing
she thinks it is for young children.
5 Matilda has a Halloween party
she can dance and watch horror movies.

Halloween is one of the oldest festivals in the

world! It is over 2,000 years old!
2 Out of 3 people in the UK celebrate Halloween.
2 out of 3 children go trick or treating.
1 Out of 3 families have a Halloween party.
Americans celebrate Halloween more than the
UK! 11.5% of people even dress up their pet!,I

-T

LISTEN

OR

Track 3: Listen to teens

WATCH
Watch the girls talk about Halloween
go trick or treating
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*WORD WISE
English
ghost
to scoop
I don't mind

French
fcrObroe
sorvir
a west egal

Italian
luntunnna
porzistute col cucchlalo
e ieditforento

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German
Geist
aushOhten
rneinetwegen

Dutch
spook
scheppen
1k oirrd hot eiet erg

Spanish
el fattasrna
saoar con una cucharade
no ore imports

LANGUAGE FOCUS:

Present simple

In each magazine, CROWN visits

an English-speaking city and
brings back some souvenirs and
photos to show you. This month it
is the capital of England! Do you
know what these things are?

L SE
(11-F~

WR
I1711f

12 CROWN

A,gstOctobor 2015

lift MIJICM

Oyster card

Theatre ticket for a show

This is an electronic Pay as You Go" ticket that you

can use on the London Underground or on London
buses. Just put it on the yellow circle at the ticket gate
or when you get on the bus. It costs 5 (7J but each
journey is half price after that
London test: What is the nickname oft/se
London Underground?

Billy Elliot is a musical about a boy ballet dancer!

There is an area in London called 'Theatreland' with
about 40 theatres. You can see lots of musicals like
Cats and Mamma Mia but a typical price of a ticket

Pie and mash

Big Ben keyring

The Prime Minister's home

The British Prime Minister lives at 10, Downing Street.

The house has about 100 moms! A policeman stands in
front of the front door, day and night A cat called Larry
lives them too. He has a special job.
London test: What does Larry do, do you think?

One pound (1) coin

There are eight coins in Britain: 2, 1, 50p. 20p, lOp.

5p, 2p and lp. About 3114b of 1 coins are fake*! So in
2017, there will be anew Li coin with twelve sides
which is very difficult to copy.
London test: What is the slang' word for Cl?
Pony
Quid

C)Penny C)

The London Evening Standard

This is a free newspaper, Monday to Friday. You can

get it outside stations so you see lots of people reading
it on the Tube.
London test: When do you think this newspaper
started? 31827019270 200Z

Chelsea football scarf

Chelsea are the champions of England and they are

a London team. Them are four other Premier League
football clubs in London: Arsenal, Tottenham Hotspur,
West Ham United and Crystal Palace.
London test: Do you know what Chelsea's

nickname is?
The Lions
The Joses
The Blues

C)
C)

C)
* WORDWISE
English
pay as you go
take
slang
eat
to chime
department stare

LISTEN

is 99.78 (1 40)l
London test: How many pairs of shoes do you
think Billy wears in the show? Qi 37 310

This is a traditional London meal. It was food for the

poor people in East London in the 19th century, and
there are still some pie and mash shops there. The pie
often has eels' in it because there were lots of them in
the River Thames.
London test: What is 'mash' made from?

Big Ben is the No.1 place that tourists visit in London.

This famous clock and bell is part of the Houses of
Parliament It chimes' every 15 minutes and you can
hear it a long way away.
London test: How many kilometres away can
you hear it, do you think?

Paddington Bear statue

At Paddington Station in London, on platform 1,

there is a statue of Paddington Bear! Paddington Bear
is a book by Michael Bond and a film. In the story,
some children find the bear at Paddington Station.
London test: What does Paddington have in
his sandwiches?

Harrods bag

Harrods is a very famous and expensive department

Store' in London. It sells everything from toys to
doughnuts! Every day, 100,000 people shop there.
London test: Harrods was the first shop in
England to have something. What was it?

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French
curt, prepaye
tausse
argot
angasie
sonner
grand maganin

Italian
vasare a conoumv
taiso
gnrgo
unnuUa
suonare
grand, magazzino

German
Prepaid.
getaisohl
Sung
Mi
iSuten
Kaufhaus

Dutch
prepaid
numauk
jargon, pSse teal
paling
iuidev
warenhuis

Spanish
pagado psr adelantado
faisv-a
rulers,
at urgoilu
dar la hora
ion grandes airnacennu

LANGUAGE FOCUS: Present simple, must and have to

I You are getting dressed

to wear?

4 You have a P.E. lesson.

What do you do?
a Play a sport such as

a
b

Jeans and trainers

handball or volleyball

Asuit

bQ Play a sport such as hockey,

A shirt, tie and blazer*

football or netball

for school. What do you have

(3

c1
2 What time do you have to

Learn about physics and

engineering science

arrive at school, and what

time can you go home?

a
b
C

730am to 130pm
830am to 3pm
lOam to 430pm

5 Where do you have to go at

lunch time?

a
b

your teacher?

a
b
C

Mr/ Mrs teacher

Your classroom - the school

CQThe school canteen- you

can buy lunch there or bring a
packed lunch

Their first name

Mr / Mrs + family name

6 What usually happens if you

are naughty?

a
b

You have to clean the school.

The Hesdteacher hits you

one hour.

7 How much homework do you

have to do every evening?

14 01101101 Auynsr - Osfober zorn

a
b

3-4houra

None

1-2hours

German
Ubunleben
Blazer
Kentine
Nauhs,tzen
Daumenabdruck

About 90% Of British secondary

schools have a school uniform.
At many British schools you have to
wear a shirt, tie and blazed

2 b You are at school 6 'Ia bourn a

day. Monday to Friday. But this

September, 100 schools in the UK
are trying a new 10 am start because
they know it is difficult for teenagers
to get up early! So for these schools,
the answer will be Cf
"Mrs Brown'. You can also soy 'Sir"
for a man and 'Miss" for a woman,
4 It P.E. moans physical education, or
sport. Most schools teach sports
such as football, hockey and rugby
in the winter and netball, cricket and
athletics in the summer.
5 C You can buy loud in the school
canteen and some students can have
o free school meal. At many schools
now you can pay electronically with
your thuinbpnnn'l
6 C In detention you usually have to

with a stick.

cQ You get detention* for up to

WORDWISE
English
French
Italian
to survive surnisre
sopramaixere
blazer
blazer
nia000
canteen
uanllna
sense
detention
referrue
ponizione
thumbprint empteinte do poson irrspronta digitale

I C

3 C For example, you say "Mr Smith" or

Home

gives everyone a free meal

3 What do you have to call

Can you survive?

Here are the answers.

Dutch
000nlnnen
blazer
kantine
heuhlonis
oingerafdruk

sit or ufadp quietly. Teachers most

never hit students in the UK. It
stopped or 987!
7 a You usually gut 1-2 hears homework
everyday, but it may be more when
you are ta-la years old and getting
ready for exams.

Spanish
sobreoiair
ooi in yoar
Ia americana
rent to a
Ia uafateria
01 055rigs
.not/crownls
Ia huella di5ital del palgar F
W=M9-P10US-n0et/cmwn

LANGUAGE FOCUS: Time prepositions, have to

My babysitting
business!
Many teenagers babysit to make money, but 15-yearold Noa Mintz from New York makes over $300,000 a
year from her babysitting business! Read her story:
Age 14
Noa decides to hire* a manager
for her business - a 26-year-old!
This gives Noa more time to be
a teenager!

Noa's story
Age 10

Age 15

Nos doesn't like her babysitters.

She thinks they spend too much
time on their mobile phonesl

Age 11
So Noa finds her own babysitter a great one! Then she starts
helping her mum's friends to find
good babysitters too.

Age 12
Noa spends her school summer
holiday in her bedroom making a
website called Nannies* by Noa
It is very popular and she gets
lots of e-mails!

Age 13
Noa has to work lots of hours. She
doesn't have enough time to do
her homework or see her friends.

Noa has 75 babysitters and helps

190 families. Parents have to pay
Noa $50-100 when she finds them
a babysitter and she takes 15% of
the money a babysitter gets.
She makes $375,000 a year!

Time expressions
Look at these e-mails to Noa.
Write the correct preposition:
on, in, at
1 I need a babysitter tonight
730pm.
2 We need a babysitter =the
lath of October.
3 i need a babysitter every Friday
December.
evening
4 We need a babysitter
Monday evenings.
5 I need a babysitter = the
weekend, please.

How old do you have to be?

There is no legal* age, but
babysitters are often 16.
When do you have to work?
In the evenings, usually from
7pm -11 pm.
How much money can you get?
5-0 an hour (sometimes 12
an hour in London!)
Why is it good? Sometimes
you only have to watch TV (the
children are already in bed!)
Why is it bad? You have to go
home late at night! Sometimes
the children can be naughty*!

11111

*WORDWISE
English
nanny
to hire
legal
naughty

c0013 ,5

French
nounou
engager
legal
vilirn

Italian
late
assumere
loyalo
rnonello

German
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65% of people eat cereal

at breakfast time.
The average British
family has five boxes of
cereal in their kitchen!
The most popular cereals
are Special K Weetabix
and Corn/lakes.
The typical time a person
spends eating breakfast
is 731 minutes in the
week and 8.28 minutes
at the weekend