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Contents
UNIT1
My Homeis my Castle
UNIT2
Whilethere'slife,there'shope
p.10
UNIT3
TravelBroad.ens
the Mind
p.16
UNIT4
Earthis Dearer
thanGold
p.22
UNIT5
Early
to Bed...
p. 28
UNIT6
BetterSafethan Sorry
p. 34
UNIT7
PennyWise,PoundFoolish
p.40
UNIT
8
YouAreWhatyou Eat
p.46
UNIT9
EveryManto hisTaste
p. 52
U N I T1 O
Spread
the News
p. 58
p.4
Grommor
UNIT1
Present
Simple,
Present
Continuous,
Present
Perfect,
Present
Perfect
Continuous,
StativeVerbs,Prepositions
of Place
p.64
UNIT2
PastSimple,
PastContinuous,
PastPerfect,
Pastperfect
Continuous,
Used
to
p.72
UNIT3
perfect,
Future
perfect
simple,
Begoingto, Future
continuous,
Future
Future
Continuous,
TimeClauses,
Type0/1Conditionals
p. 80
UNIT4
-ingForm,Comparisons,
- euite- Rather
- pretty,Too- Enough
Infinitive,
Fairly
p. 88
UNIT
5
ModalVerbs,
Tags.............
Question
p. 98
UNIT6
ThePassive,
Relative
Clauses
p.106
UNIT7
Causative
Form,Reported
Speech,
Say- Tell- Ask ...........
p.114
UNIT8
Reported
Commands,
Requests,
Suggestions,
Quantifiers
p.122
UNIT9
Type2 and3 Conditionals,
Wishes,
HadBetterAffould
Rather
p.130
U N I T1 O
FuturePerfect,
FuturePerfect
Continuous,
LinkingWords,Both/Neither
- Either
All/None
p.138
MyHomeis
myCastle
Matchthe character
adjectives
to theirmeanings.
Usethemto makeup sentences
aboutpeopleyou
know asin the example.
[TT*-ldynamic
l2Tl calm
l3Tl anxlous
lZTl talkative
Vocabulary
a i sw i l l i n gt o t a k er i s k sa n dt r y n e wt h i n g s
b getsangryveryeasily
c worriesabouteverythrng
d rarelygetsstressed
or angty
e likesto chata lot
f i sa l w a y sh a p p ya n d i n a g o o dm o o d
g i s f u l lo f e n e r g y
h alwaysthinksof new ideas,artistic
a. ldentifythe roomsandthenput the objectsin
the rightrooms.Someobjectscanbe used
morethanonce.Finally
describe
eachroom.
. sink . sofa. armchair
. bathtub. wardrobe
. cooker. basin. refrigerator
. coffeetable
o droc(inn t:hlo
o rr rnhn:rd
lSTl adventurous
16Tl creative
FTI aggressive
lETl cheerful
r hnnlzr:cp
o toilet dishwasher
. desk
. television
"
. chair. lamp. prcture. rug. kettle
r cabinet. fireplace
. four-poster
bed
My auntisverydynamic.Sheisalwaysfullof energy.
Completethe sentences
by filling in the correct
word from the list.
ffu*er*
. h a r s h. m o a t . a p p e a l. d r a u g h t. e x t e n s i o n
o airy . sculpture. barn . converted. convince
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,t5f{?4:. r, :; ;, :!'..: ",
".
" t:1::
1 The artist made a beautiful
of an
queen
Egyptian
2 Living in the countrysidedoesn't really
to me.
We needed more space, so we built an
to ournouse
4 Thewintersin Russia
arevery
5 Thisold factoryis being
into a
blockof flats
Thereis a terrible
comingfrom
u n d e rt h e d o o r
Most ancientcastleshad a
h e l pk e e po u t e n e m i e s
O u r f l a t h a s l a r g ew i n d o w s ,s o i t i s l i g h t a n d
T h ec h i l d r e d
n e c i d e tdo s l e e pi n t h e
whenthey stayedat theirgrandparents'
farm
1 0 W e t r i e dt o
h e rt h a t s h es h o u l d
moveto a smallerflat
4
Match the itemswith the placewhere they are
stored,then makesentences,
as in the example.
sheetsand towels
d i r t yc l o t h e s
,f
biscuits/sugar ,t'
,-/
milk ---
cleanclothes
crockery
your
b . Usewordsfromthe listto describe
bedroom,
livingroomandkitchen.
4
Milkisstoredin thefridge.
*.
fridge
l i n e nc u p b o a r d
sideboard
warqrope
laundrybasket
tar0er
Replace
the adjectives
in boldwith theiropposites.
8
Replace
the phrases
in boldwith the correctform
of the phrasal
verbsfromthe list.
T h eh o u s et h a t i a n e l i v e si n h a s
got a veryspaciouslivingroom
. break
down . bringup
. breakin . bringsthout
2 Thisflat is verycheap
3 I d o n ' tt h i n kt h a t t h i sh o u s er s
impractical
4 Thatsofais rathercomfortable
5 We livein a veryquiet area
6 T h a tb u i l d i n gl o o k sa n c i e n t .
6
bringback
i
i
Deor Susie,
Thonks so much for your letter. Heoring from you
olwoys I) mokes me remember hoppy memoriesof the
''1
3 sun'lmerswe usedto spendtogether.
Well,now thot l'm 2) raising two childrenof my own,
Crossout the odd word. What aspectof housing
summers will never be the some again! The boys'school
does eachset of words refer to?
3) finished for the summer holidoys/osr week.I hod the
great ideo of taking them to see their fovourite bond in
- expensive
- economical
- secure
1 reasonable
concert/ost weekendbut it endedin disoster.
- three-storey
2 terraced- isolated- semi-detached
We were halfwoyto the concertwhen my cor suddenly
- tiny - cosy- huge
3 spacious
4) stopped working. I called for help, but the mechanic
4 s m a l-l a u y- s e c u r -e c o m f o r t a b l e
couldn't fix the problem,so he had to tow my cor to the
- c i t y- o v e r p r i c e- d s u b u r b s
5 village
gorage.Well,wemissedthe concertond when we gothome
we found thot sorneonehod 5) entered by force ond
stolenmyjewellery!
The boyswere upsetthot they didnt see their heroes,
Lookat the pictures.
pairs,
In
thinkof three
but
I told them thot I would buy them their new CD when
positive
andthreenegative
thingswhichyoucould
they
5) Put it on the morket. I'm reolly upset aboutmy
sayabouteachhouse.Thinkabout:cost,
11
jewellery,
but I don't supposel'll everseeir ogoin.
I
convenience,location,speci
aI features.Useyour ideas
i
Well,
I hope you're hoving a better week thon I om!
j,
to makesentences,
asin the example.
Write ogoin soon.
{r!
Love.
Aaire
b
j
:w
!
:'
'l
4
5
2
3
9
Matchthe wordsin columnA to the wordsin
columnB,thenusesomeof the phrases
to
complete
the sentences.
from
mow
0are
white
Positive:fs#fffryside,
B Positive:JcFi.f#ef
Sdfs,
B{iv#te,
Negative:is*l*ted,
lte
heating
money
kitchen
1
Negative:
House
Aislocated
in thecountrvside.
AF+^.
the burglary,we fitted o u r h o u s ew i t h a
2 T o n yb u i l th i sh o u s e
., all
byhimself.
3 H e i sv e r ys t r o n g H ec a nt e a ra p h o n eb o o ki n h a l f
with his
5
I am a little . .
s o I c a n ' tg o s h o p p i n g
It'< froozinn
6
10
in horo
this week.
preposition,
thenmakesentences
12 Tickthecorrect
usingthephrases,
asintheexample.
Tho
isn'tworking
I can't believe this radio is broken It is
Complete
the sentences
with two to fivewords,
including
the wordsin bold.Donot changethe
meaning
of the originalsentence.
1 James
hasdecided
to starthisownbusiness
up
Jameshasdecided
business
Sallyhasa problemwith hayfevereverysummer
from
Sally
. everysummer
A firestartedin the localmuseumlatelastnight
out
A fire
l o c am
l u s e u ml a t el a s tn i g h t
T h a t s o n galwaysremindsme of my first holiday
abroad
back
Thatsong
. .. my firstholidayabroad
I thinkthis houseis reallyattractiveand interesting
appeals
T h i sh o u s er e a l l y
me
My gasand electricity
don't costverymuch
fuel
My
.
verylow
to
for
from
of
tn
suitable
appeal
suffer
fear
convtnce
sb
absent
accu5e5D
approve
believe
oeg
party.
Thisdress
isn'tsuitablefor
a dinner
Speaking
A andcomplete
thedialogue,
13 a. Lookat picture
1 1 Circlethe correctresponses.
1 A: Excuse
me. ls thisseatfree?
B: a Yes,can I helpyou?
b Yes,it is
c l'm sorryto hearthat
A Wheredo you think pictureA wastaken?
B 1 ) . .. ..
A Canyou describe
the pictureto me?
2
B Yes I can see2)
A How muchisthe rent?
B : a No morethan f450
b Justtwo.
c lt'sf450 a month
3 A H e l l oM
, r sJ e n k i n sT.h i si sT o n yM a l l e t
B : a H e l l oM
, r M a l l e tW
. h a tc a nI d o f o r y o u ?
b M r sJ e n k i nssp e a k i n g
c T h i si s M r sJ e n k i n s
4
5
A GoodafternoonCanI helpyou?
B : a I hopeso.
b That'sfine
c N o ta t a l l
A Whencanwe viewthe house?
B : a How abouttomorrowat 1 o'clock?
b l'll seeyou tomorrow,then
c l'll sendsomeoneto lookat it rightaway
6 A : H o w m u c ha r ey o uw i l l i n gt o s p e n d ?
B : a N o ta t a l l .
b Justtwo
c No morethan f600
6
A : D o y o u l i k ew o r k i n gi n t h e g a r d e n ?
B: 3)
A: Haveyou got a big garden?
B: 4)
A: Do you llkelivingin a house/flat?
B: 5)
b. Lookat pictureB and in pairsact out a similar
dialogue.
Atlantis dining room, especiallydesignedto be the perfect
place for you to enjoy your fish and chips. Every detail in
every room of the hotel, even the bathrooms, has been
carefully chosento give it a fun and unique atmosphere.
14
1
In fact so much work has gone into making each of the
sixteenrooms special,it is difficult to believe that just one
year before it opened the hotel was a run-down building
with a huge hole in the roof. After replacing the roof and
planning a whole new interior, the owner, aptly named
Mrs Sparkle, began to totally transform the place. She
says, "It was really hard work redecorating each room,
making the curtains, painting the walls and restoring old
furniture; but it was fun as well." Now that the work is
finished and each room has its own make believe theme,
she has no doubts that it was definitelv worth the effort.
z
Mrs Sparklealwaysdreamt about living in a doll's house
and she is very happy that she has been able to turn this
fantasy into a reality. "Now I just want to be able to
provide a place where other people's dreams can come
true too," she says.
3
There are certainly some amazing rooms to pick from.
Guests can choose to stay in the Teddy Bear's Picnic
room, the Barbie room, the Ruined Castle room, the
Dinosaur den, the Chocolate room or even the African
den, which is designedto make you feel like you're deep
in the jungle complete with toy monkeys and animal
prints. All the rooms are stockedwith toys and books so
your children won't get bored, even if the English
weather lets you down.
A
B
i.
D
E
4
In addition to the fantastic guest rooms, Sparkles has
much more to offer its young visitors. Every time you
book a room you can be sure that entertainment,most of
which is organisedby Mrs Sparkleherself,is included in
the package. To give busy parents a break in the
morning, there is the gameshour in the Sparkle'sden, a
large play area, and in the evening, puppet shows and
story-tellingmean that there is never a dull moment.
E
5
Sparkleshotel offers a fantasyworld for the whole family
to enjoy.So if you want to give your children a holiday to
remember or even to relive your own childhood dreams,
Sparklesis the place for you.
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The SparklesHotel in Blackpool, England is a family hotel
with a difference. What makes it stand out from all the
other hotels in town, is that each room has its own
individual theme. There is the Cinderella lounse. where
c. In pairs,askandanswerquestions
basedon the
text.
A: WhereisiheSparkles
Hotel?
B: InBlackpool
Whattypeof hotel ?
7
LOANAPPLI'CATI'OTI
Listening
1 5 (p,) Youwill heara manapplying
for a loan.Listento the
interviewandfill in the
application
form.Thenask
andanswelasin the
example.
What'syour
name?
JohnMichaels.
b. In pairs,takerolesandact
out a similar
dialogue.
PERSoNALPSAI::.
euer-oY|f$ion,
s)
)ccuP""- A\
5) " "
ErnploYer'-:-î^vment:
'
Length
.eo9u"
oT
- Ltr'Y'-
5)
SalarY:
LOANDflAlLS
''
l,i,^llli*.*
an:
"r"r';
t; of nevr,,\o
lrr!tt".',T3,
ioi
of loan:
Amount
Communication:
Givinq
Directions
16
fromthe list.
a. Complete
the dialogue
with phrases
. go along/up/down
. aVonthecorner. on the lefVrig6l. (ust)past . opposite/across
from
r
. turnrighVleft. takethefirsVsecond
o
etcrighVleft between at thetrafficlights/stop
sign/junction/roundabout
. in themiddle
of theblock
A:
B:
A:
B:
Excuse
me,couldyou tell me how to get to the Parkside
restaurant?
Of course1)
LongStreetand 2) . . .
into MillsStreetat the 3)
qot
Yes.l've
that.
T h e n ,4 ) . . . .
M i l l sS t r e e ta n d t u r n l e f t a t 5 )
Y o u w i l l s e e t h e P a r k s i dree s t a u r a n t
6)
l t ' s7 ) . . . . . . . .
G i n o ' sP i z z a
T h a n ky o u ,
b. In pairs,askfor andgivedirections
for the followingsituations.
Youareat the museumand you want to go to the ParkHotel
Youareat the chemist's
and you want to go to the hospital.
Youareat the cinemaand vou want to qo to the Fronti6re
cafe
Writing*n aCvertiserneni
Advertisements
can be found in a newspaper/magazine
asclassified
ads, on the Internetor on notice ooaros
Advertisments
normallystartwith information
suchas:For
rent,For sale,Wantedand end with a name and/or a
telephonenumberfor contact A classified
ad contains
abbreviationsFull verb forms are not normallyused
Sometimesthey can includea picture An lnternetad
includesa detaileddescriptionlt is usuallycharacterised
by full sentences
and extensive
useof adjectives
to attract
the reader'sattention lt can also includepicturesand
music Advertisements
for noticeboardsare rathershort
a n di n c l u d e
o n l yt h e m a i ni n f o r m a t i o n
17
modelAWG320hardly
washer/dryer,
Whirlpool
50
condition-t1
gooO
useO,
ci'iriinu,After6Pm227-3905
b . Readthe advertisements
againand answerthe
followingquestions.
"l
a. Readthethreeadvertisements
below.Lookat
thestyleanddecide
whereyouwouldfindthem.
. OntheInternet
r Ina newsoaoer
o Ona noticeboard
For rent o..-..-...-..-..
What is beingadvertised
in eachcase?
2 Who is goingto readeachadvertisement?
3 lsthe styleusedformalor informal?
4 What informationdoesthe writer includein each
advertisement?
18
a. Lookat the followingabbreviations
andfill in
the blanks.
p/f
f/f
GCH
s/c
d/w
tr
{500 pcm, Mitcham, I'{orthLondon.
Lge ground lloor studio flat, plf, slc with bathroom,
spaciousliving area.Kitchenettehasfridge, mfw, wfm,
dlw and gas cooker. Secuity systemand GCH. Suit
proJ nls. Closeto bus routesand local shops.Available
immediately.
prof
n/s
pcm
Contact London PropertyManagementLtd at
020 8378 2439
furnished
fully
Gas
......Heating
self-contained
d ish
mtcro
machine
professional
SmoKer
p e rc a l e n d a r
tge
b. Rewriteadvertisement
A usingthe completed
expressions
above.
tr
acres of
Situated on 1'5
real
,n" *ott valuable
19
Yourflatmatehasjustmovedout andyou needto
findsomeone
to sharethe rent.Usethe
information
belowandwritethreedifferent
advertisements
for:the Internet,
the classified
sectionof yourlocalnewspaper
andthe notice
boardin youruniversity
cafeteria.
Location:
Type:
Special
features:
5610
For more intormatr.u"rniir^
*" at 0207$8
rro
Resort
Interndional
Large- viewof the park- closeto
university
and busto the town centre
2 bedroomflat
f u l l yf u r n i s h e dg,a sc e n t r ahl e a t i n g ,
cooker,washingmachine,dishwasher
f280 a month
Rent:
Special
requirements:non-smoker
Availability: April l st
Contact:
R o b e rJt o h n s o nt e. l :0 1 8 6 5 - 5516 8 8
9
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i
While
there's
life,there's
hope
Usethe adjectives
to complete
the tables,thenuse
yourneighbours.
themto describe
. tall . broad-shouldered
. square. thick. long
. snub. wide . double. spiky. bushy. muscular
e- m
- e
l o -q:yns ou d o
pud e- h r r t t n n r : l m n n d - c hJ t. a
r r i il vdud
rE
u rrLrr h g
t un
P rau . l
. blond. oval. in hisearly/late
o rosy
teens/twenties
. short. grey. Curlyr dark. freckle6o plump
. gingero medium. hrgh. hooked. fair . overureight
Vocabulary
Matchthe descriptions
to the people.Write
descriptions
for the othertwo people.
Age:
Height/Build:
Hair:
Face:
Cheeks:
Eyebrows:
MrJones
isin hislatethirties.
Heistallandwell-built
with...
3
Matchthe phrases
to the peoplein the pictures,
then
usethe phrases
to talkabouttheirdailyroutines.
g e ru p e a n y
t u r no n t h e o v e n s
^"--+i-^,^,;+A
*,,.,-l ^^P r o L L r ) E V V r L Ir I I t U ) L ' d t t )
startwork at 4 am
performon stage
havebreakfast
at 1 pm
f i n i s hw o r k a t 1 p m
startwork at 9 pm
p r e p a r0
eo u g n
h a v el u n c ha t 8 a m
f i n i s hw o r k a t 3 a m
get up late
w r i t em u s i c aal r r a n g e m e n t s
b a k eb r e a d
[tTl ffris personis old with brown eyesand a wide
n o s e H e h a ss h o r t g
, r e yh a i ra n da m o u s t a c h e
ETI fnis personis a young adult with hazeleyes,
thick eyebrowsand full lips He hasan ovalface
a n dv e r ys h o r td a r kh a i r
l g T l r f i s p e r s o ni s a y o u n ga d u l tw i t h l o n gs t r a i g h t
b l o n d eh a i r S h e h a s a l o n g f a c e w i t h a r c h e d
greeneyes,a smallnoseand a square
eyebrows,
c hi n
ETI fnis personis a youngadultwith an ovalface,a
s q u a r ec h i n a n d a w i d e m o u t h H e h a s b r o w n
eyesand medium-length
wavybrownhair
10
Fillin the correctwordfromthe listbelow.
4
7
. visibleo basement
. resume. wasteo vibrations
' financially
. transmitted
. registered
. hearing
. electrical
1 She was so sad/nervous/angryabout her
interviewthat sheleft herpurseat home
2 Mum was depressed/miserable/furious
when she
sawwhat a messwe had madein the kitchen
3 He was delightful/excited/interested
when he
found out that his favouritebandwas cominqto
town
4 5he is sucha(n)expressive/easy-going/delighted
p e r s o nt h a t n o t h i n gs e e m st o a n n o yh e r
5 Everyone
was annoyed/irritated/shocked
by the
soundof the explosion
1 Whenthe children
wentto nursery,
shewasable
to
nercareer
2 The interviewwas
by satellite
a r o u n dt h e w o r l d .
3 Bellused.
speechto teachdeaf
muteshow to communicate
4 H e t h o u g h t t h a t t h e e x p e r i m e n tw a s a
.
of time
5 The
wirescarriedthe currentro
the socket
6 The young boy lost his
as a
resultof an accident
7 He
the birth of his son at
Somerset
House
8 Sam livesin a
flat near the
centreof town
9 The
of the train made the
windowsshake
10 She has been having problems coping
.
sinceheraccident
5
Underline
thecorrect
word.
8
Lookat the situations
below.Explain
howyou
wouldfeelandwhy,usingthe adjectives
below.
' Upset' angry. wOrried
. excitedr irritated
. depressed
o satrsfied
Replacethe adjectivesin bold with their opposites.
o
. i n f l u e n t i a.l s t r o n g . h u g e . r e m a r k a b l e
. close . exciting. similar
a
a
a
1 After the accidentI noticed there was a tiny
scratchon the cardoor
2 Kathyand Henryhavedifferent tastesin music
a
a
.
3 A l e x a n d eG
r r a h a mB e l lw a s a ( n ) o r d i n a r y
4
yourpursewasstolen
yourfavourite
auntisill
yourparentsboughtyou a new car
someoneyou know told everyone
that you werea
liar
praisedyourwork
a colleague
you havebeenstuckin trafficfor an hour
you didn't get the job you wanted
lf mypursewasstolen,l'd feel...because
...
Therewas a faint smell of perfumein the air
5 That was the most tiresomeplav l've everseen
6
6
Hisfatherisa veryunimportantpersonin thistown.
7
| like to spendmy holidayswith distant friends
Howarethesepeoplerelatedto you?
o yoUfmother's
brother
andsister
.
yourfather'sbrother'ssonand daughter
yourgrandmother's
brotherand sister
y o u rh u s b a n d m
'sother
e louf mother'smotherand father
.
yourbrother'ssonand daughter
9
Matchthe words/phrases,
thenusethemto
complete
the sentences
below.
authonty
from
intheclouds
c h a l ka n dc h e e s e
heart
1 You would neverknow they are twins Thevare
He is Britain's
eatingdisorders
I heardthat Tomwas
hisjob yesterday
4 Janeis a daydreamer
Shealways
When I was at school,we had to learnpassages
from Shakespeare
11
with two to five words,
i n c l u d i n gt h e w o r d si n b o l d .D o n o t c h a n g et h e
m e a n i n go f t h e o r i g i n asl e n t e n c e .
1 Shakespeare
is calledone of the greatestwritersof
a l lt i m e
known
Shakespeare
of the greatestwritersof all time
2
H e h a dt o l o s ew e i g h tb e c a u soef h i sh e a l t h
sake
He hadto loseweight
h i sh e a l t h
3
l t t o o k h i n a l o n gt i m et o g e t o v e rh i si l l n e s s
from
lt took him a longtime to
h i si l l n e s s
4
Samdoesn'twant to playfootballany more
interest
Samhas
,
footballanymore
5
f nmnrtprq.an
4
A : l t ' sb a dn e w sl ' m a f r a i dJ, i md i d n ' tg e t t h e j o b
B : a W o w ! T h a t ' sa m a z i n!g
b O h n o ! T h a t ' sa s h a m e !
c He mustbe veryexcited
Speaking
lookatthepicture
andcomplete
the
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dialogue.
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readthedialogue
aloud.
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sentences,
as in the example.
o QroWtheirown vegetables
/ buy frozenvegetables
r lravelby steamboat/ travelby plane
. payin cash/ payby creditcard
. readbooks/ surfthe lnternet
. go to the theatre/ go to the cinema
yearsago,peopleusedto growtheirown
A hundred
vegetables.They
didn'tuseto buyfrozenvegetables.
thecorrect
response.
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1
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studyfor my test tomorrow
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w r t h o u ty o u
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b Y o um u s tb e t h r i l l e !d
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c S h em u s tb e r e a l l yp l e a s e d l
A: Wheredo you think the picturewas taken?
B : l t w a s1 )
What doesit show?Can you describe
the picture
to me?
2)
A : H o wd o y o ut h i n kt h e y o u n gm a nf e e l s ?
B : 3)
Do you think a degreeis necessary
to a successful
career?
4)
A : Are suchceremonies
heldin vourcountrv?
B : s)
b. Lookat the pictureandactout a similar
dialogue.
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14
Reading
Whichspeake(s):
a. Thepeoplein the pictures
havechanged
their
lifestyle.
Whatdo youthinktheyweredoing
before?Readandcheckif yourguesses
were
correct.
movedto a new area?
t u r n e da h o b b yi n t oa b u s i n e s s ?
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gaveup financialsecurityto work for FTl lf=--r----l
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hadto studyin orderto changecareer?| 6Tl
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b. Readthearticle
againandfor questions
1-11,
choose
fromthe speakers
A-E.Thespeakers
maybe chosenmorethanonce.Theretsan
(0)at the beginning.
example
nrofor
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theirbusiness?FT--l
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successful? ftT_-l
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Bill: I was an accountantat a large accountingfirm in
the city. I spent all my time glued to the
computer screen, even at home.
That meant I rarely spent any
t i m e w i t h m y f a m i l y .T h e n .o n e
day it hit me that I was missing
out on the truly important
things in life. My kids were
growing up fast and I felt I
wasn't playing a large enough
,..!.i role in their lives. I knew that it
was time to give up the rat race and
get back to basics. So, we sold our town
house and moved to a cottage in the country, wherq
we have a small market garden. Gardening had been
a hobby of mine when I was younger but when I was
working, I just didn't havethe time. Now I have all the
time in the world. Financially, life is more difficult,
bu! I think it's safe to say that the whole family is
much happier now that we've escapedfrom the hectic
pace of citv life.
Jean: Ever sinceI can remember,
I've enjoyed making my own
clothes.My friends were always
commenting on my original
designs, so I often made
clothes for them as well. It
never occurred to me that I
could make a lMne at it until a
friend of a friend askedme to make her
wedding dressand offered to pay me. Suddenlymore
,and more people started approachingme and asking
me to rnake clothes for them. It soon reached the
;poin!,where I was spending all my spare time at the
fwing m4chine and my designs were bringing in
more money than my job! I handed in my notice at
'work
and rented a small shopwith a flat abovewhich I
turned into my workshop. I'm happy to say that
businessis booming: I now employ ten people and I'm
about to open a secondbranch!
C Ann: I used to work as a sales manager in a large
department store. It was quite a good job,
but not very rewarding.I knew I wanted
to changemy career:the troublewas,..,
I didn't know whar to do. Then my {
sister suggestedthat I become a
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Sally: When I finished universigr I
decided to take a year off and work
abroad. It was a decision which
changedmy life. I got a job teaching
Engtish in Spain, so I packed my
clothes,_sloted everything else and
headedfor the Mediterranean.I didn't
speak a word of Spanish at first, so it
took a while to settle in. The pace of life
was different, toe:,much slower and more relaxed 'i i
than in England. Most of all, though, I noticed the
differencein climate and the way that aflectedmy
personality.Being under clear blue skiesand a trlazing
sun gave me more ener$/ than I'd ever had befofe.rI
I'elt positive and content. After a few months, I knew
that I didn't want to leave,so I decided to settle there
and sent for the rest of my belongings.I've been here
for three yearsnow; I'm fluent in Spanishand I have a
tan all year round!
Stewarh The most important lessonI've learnt in my
life is that you have to take risks. If there is something
you really want to do, you have to give it a try, evenif
rt means giving up the security of receiving a
monthly pay cheque.I had alwayswanted to
write, but with all my commitments, I
simply couldn't find the time. Finally, I
decided to follow my dream and that
meant the job had to go. It's been really
hard wo1k, but I'm managing to sell
enough storles and articles to pay the bills.
lrl-or;v;
ltherelq:a publisher interestgd in my',1i1s1
novel:Lrfe just Could9ltbe bet!9il ' :, I ' l' I
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changed
his/her
lifestyle.
Howdo youfeeltowards
theirdecisions?
13
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Listening
Communication:
lntroductions
the dialogue
usingthe phrases
1 5 a. Complete
aloud.
below.Then,in pairs,readthe dialogue
. Please
callmeTony.
do . Thankyou. o Please,
. l'd liketo introduce
TonvBarton.
talking
abouttheir
1$, Qvou willhearfivepeople
jobs.Choose
whichof thestatements
A-Frefers
to
1-5.There
isoneextraletterthatyou
eachspeaker
donotneedto use.
A
B
C
D
E
F
A : GoodafternoonPlease,
sit down
B: 1)
A : Beforewe get down to business,
let me makethe
introductionsLisaEdwards,
2)
.
Tony'sthe CEOof BartonEnterprises
B : It'sgoodto meetyou at last,Mr Barton
C : 3)
A : And TonyBarton,this is Lisa EO*arOs,senio,
SpeakerFT-]
speakert2l-1
SpeakerEl--l
Consultant
at Unitech
It'sa pleasure
to meetyou May I callyou Lisa?
4)
Wonderful5o, now that we all know eachother,
let's talk about why we are here today Lisa,
p e r h a pyso uw o u l dl i k et o s t a r tt h e b a l lr o l l i n g
Yes,thankyou.
b. Nowusethe business
cardsbelowto actout
similar
dialogues.
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Thisspeakerhasa business
Thisspeaker
earnsa highsalary
Thisspeaker
workslong hours
Thisspeakerwearscostumes
to work
Thisspeakerhelpspeopleto loseweight
Thisspeakeris not happywith theirjob
speakerF-fl
Speakertsr-l
a biogr aphy
Whenwe write a shortbiography
of a person,we divideit
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person'sname,date of birth (anddeath)and why he/she
is famousor important ln the secondparagraph,we
write about his/herfamily background,childhoodand
educationIn the third paragraph,we write abouthis/her:
careerand achievements
ln the conclusionwe write our
c o m m e n tas n d f e e l i n gas b o u tt h e p e r s o na n d t h e i rw o r k .
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of a famousmusician
put the paragraphs
in the correctorder.
F a m i l by a c k g r o u n d ,
c h i l d h o o ad n de d u c a t i o n
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George Harrison died of
tr
cancerat the age of 58. He will
alwaysbe remembered
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musician as well as a caring and generousman who was
more interestedin making music than being a star.
t" the early 1960's,the band changed its name to
I
The Beatles. Their first single, 'Love Me Do' was a
success and 'Beatlemania' was born. In 1970, The
Beatles disbandedbut Harrison's solo career was only
lust beginning. George went on to releasemany songs,
sometimes combining his talents with other famous
musicians.He also started his own record and movie
companiesand was deeplyinvolved in charitywork.
FI" was born in Liverpool, England where his father
I
worked as a bus driver. When he was 12 years old, he
met and became good friends with a boy called Paul
McCartney who was a member of John Lennon's band,
The Quarrymen.In 1958,George, a gifted guitar player,
joined the band too.
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below.
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about?
Whatinformation
willyouinclude?
# A popularliterarymagazineis going to publisha
$ specialedition of the magazine called Twentieth
'{, CenturyWriters.
You have been asked to write a
biography
of a famous
writerfor the special
i
edition.
GeorgeHarrison was born in 1943and died in 2001.
I
He was the youngest member of a famous pop group
called The Beatles.He was also well known for his sons
writing and guitar playing.
. Making
Com plex
Sentences
t :
b . W h i c hp a r a g r a p hisn c l u d et h e f o l l o w i n g ?
t :
:
i
r
he is famous for
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Name,dateof birth/death,
what he is famousfor
Comments/feelings
aboutthe person
l 1
21
1 He was born in South Africa His family moved
b a c kt o E n g l a n idn 18 9 6
(but)
2 Tolkienwent to Oxford UniversityHe studied
E n g l i sLha n g u a gaen d L i t e r a t u r e
(where)
3 He servedin the BritishArmy He worked on the
OxfordEnglishDictionary
(after)
4 He wrote manyshort stories He is most famous
f or TheLordof theRings
(although)
. B r a i n s t o r mil d
ne
gas
19
Readthe biographical
information
aboutTolkien
and
thenusetheinformation
to complete
thespidergram.
John Ronald ReuelTolkien
c 1892- 1973
. famousbooks,Ihe Hobbit andTheLordof theRings
. bornin SouthAfrica
. f a m i l ym o v e dt o E n g l a n idn 1 8 9 6
o !lew up in Birmingham
. studiedEnglishLanguage
and Literature
at Oxford
University
. workedon the OxfordEnglish
Dictionary
o becamea professor
at OxfordUniversity
. published
firstbook TheHobbitin1937
. publishedTheLordof theRings
++a
b e t w e e n19 5 4 a n d 19 5 5
o son Christopher
published
..* tr*'. *
Tolkien's
otherworksafter
h i sf a t h e rd i e d
o creatorof a magicalworld
in TheHobbitand TheLord
of theRings
Jointhe sentences
below,usingthe words in bold.
22
a. Useyouranswers
in Ex.19to answer
the
questions
plan.
inthe
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:'rs)
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lntroduction
(Paral)
Whoareyou goingtowritr about?Whenwas
he/she
bom?Whm did he/she
die?Whatis
he/she
f amousJor?
MainBody
(Para 2.) Wherewashelsheborn?'\Mhere
did he/shtgrow
up? Whercdid ht/shego to school?
(Para 3) '\Mhatwerehis/herearlyjobs? What was his
m a i nj o b ? W h a td i d h e a c h i e y e ?
Conclusion
(Para4)
\Mhendid he/she
die? How do yout'eelabout
the person?
b. Writeyourbiography
usingthe information
(120-180
above.
words)
15
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TravelBroadens
t h eM i n d
2
snow-capped
narrow
unspoiled
expenSrve
ancLent
handmade
beaches
shops
r u rn s
Irs
souven
mountarns
SrreerS
b. Lookat the pictures
below.Matchthe items
fromEx.2ato the photographs,
thenmakeup
asin the example.
sentences,
Vocabulary
the
ldentifythe objectsbelow,thencomplete
sentences.
.I
a. Matchthe adjectives
to the nouns.
i;sf't+fE5ifl3fls
It'sexciting
to walkalongRome's
narrowstreets.
3
Complete
the sentences
with the correctwords
fromthe listbelow.
. restored
. self-contained
. conveniences
. award-winning
. moors aspiring
"
. handmade
. wander
1 lf you take some
with you when
you go on holiday,
you won't get bittenby insects
in the
You shouldalwayskeepa
carin caseof an emergency
D o n ' te v e rg o s u n b a t h i nwg i t h o u t
a n da g o o dp a i ro f
When you travel abroad you must take your
as identification
l f t h e y l o s ey o u r
, t h e a i r l i n ew i l l
payyou compensation
When you go to a nature reserve,don't forget
your
so you will be ableto seethe
a n i m a lm
s o r ec l e a r l y
Unfortunately
we forgot our
, so
w e c o u l d n 'tta k ea n yh o l i d a sy n a p s
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1 He is a celehritvhecausehe has written three
, novels
2 W e b o u g h ta .
r u g a t t h e a r t sa n d
craftsfair
3 K e e pa n e y e o n t h e c h i l d r e nD o n ' t l e t t h e m
off
fl:f:hnvo
tha <hon
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n
a
n
n
l
o
n
a
i
l
n
ci nn iho
5 B e c a r e f u l !A l o t o f
at night
W e b o u g h ta n o l d r u n - d o w nV i c t o r i a n
h o u s ea n d
. . . i t t o i t so r i g i n acl o n d i t i o n
H es p e n d a
s l l h i sf r e et i m e p r a c t i s i nt gh e p i a n o H e
pianist
i sa ( n )
Our caravanhasall the
: a cooker,
a fridge,and evena microwave
oven.
4
Underline
the correctword(s),
thenmatchthe
sentences
to the meansof transportin the pictures
below.
Pleasemake sureyour seat belt is tied/fastened
d u r i n gt a k e - o faf n d l a n d i n g
b Don'tdrinkand drive/steer
Do not pull cord, exceptin caseof a(n) danger,
emergency
D o n o t t a l k t o / l o o ka t t h e d r i v e w
r h i l ev e h i c l e
i si n
motion
e Thelifeboats/lifeguards
areon the upperdeck
f It is illegal/wrongnot to weara helmet
b. Usethe wordsfromEx.5ato talkaboutthe
weatherin yourcountry.
6
Circle
thecorrect
response.
1 A: Wouldyou liketo cometo the cinemawith us
tonight?
B : a l ' m n o t s u r e i ' l l l e ty o u k n o wt o m o r r o w
b l ' d r a t h e rn o t , l ' m n o t k e e n o n C h i n e s e
food
c T h a n k sl ,' d l o v et o
2
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*;
=:.,.*
A Haveyou got time for a coffee?
B a I'd loveto, but l'm just goingfor a coffee
b No thanks,I onlydrinkcoffee
c Yes,that'sa greatideaI
3 A : That new band is playingat The Palaisnext
+4a:
S a t u r d anyi g h t I w a sw o n d e r i n igf y o u ' dl i k et o
go
B : a T h a tw o u l db e g r e a t I l o v et h e b a l l e t l
b I d o n ' t r e a l l yf e e l u p t o i t l ' m a b i t t i r e d
today
c l ' d r a t h e rn o t l ' m n o t k e e no n p o p m u s t c
5
4 A: There'sa reallygood play on at the theatre
S h a lIl b u yt i c k e t s T
B : a S o r r yI ,c a n ' tb u yt h et i c k e t sl ' m w o r k i n ga l l
day
b T h a tw o u l db e g r e a t !
c l ' m n o t s u r ei f I c a nm a k ei t l ' v eg o t t o b u y
ticketsfor the theatre
a . Readthe sentencesbelow and replacethe
words in bold with their oppositesfrom the list.
. warmer . below . sheltered. wet
. freezingcold . dull . heavy. clear
I n t h e m o r n i n g ,n o r t h e r na r e a sw i l l e x p e r i e n c e
c l o u d ys k i e sw i t h t e m p e r a t u r easr o u n d1 O ' C
There may be some light showersin the early
evenrn9
F u r t h esro u t h ,i t s h o u l db e m u c hc o o l e rw i t h s o m e
c l o u d sl a t e ri n t h e d a y
Temperatures
are goingto remainabove freezing
a l ld a y
5 On Saturday
we canexpectit to be boilinghot
6 To summarise,
it's goingto be a cool and dry day
for mostof the country
T h e r ew i l l b e s p e l l so f b r i g h ts u n s h i nteh r o u g h o u t
theday
Temperatures
in exposedareaswill be about2"C
'l
2
3
4
7
m e a n i n go f t h e o r i g i n asl e n t e n c e .
1 | enjoy eating in expensiverestaurants,
buying
expensive
clothesand travelling
firstclass
finer
I enjoy
r nl i f e
2 We stayedin a hotel that was very closeto the
0eacn
throw
We stayedin a hotelthat was
,
from the beach
3 Therewere a lot of peoplewe wantedto inviteto
o u rw e d d i n g
extensive We had an
for our wedding
4
| wantedto try all the localdishes
I d i d n ' tw a n t t o
a n yo f t h e l o c a dl i s h e s
mtSs
5
6
8
5 T h i sc l a yp o t w a sm a d ei n t h e m i d d l ea q e s
dates
Thisclaypot
t h e m i d d l ea g e s
17
W h e nI h e a rm y c h i l d r e nl a u g h i n ga, l l m y t r o u b l e s
areforgotten
washed All my troubles
w h e nI h e a rm y c h i l d r e n
laughing
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heart
Thehotelis
London
8
8
Be sure to make full use of the hotel facilities
d u r i n gy o u rs t a y
advantageBesurethat you
the hotelfacilities
duringyourstay
Readthe sentences.
Who would saythe following
in a hotel:a maid (/14)?
a guest(G)?the hotel
(HM)?
manager
W o u l dy o u l i k em e t o m a k eu p y o u r
room now?
C o u l dI b o o ka d o u b l er o o mf o r n e x t
Thursday?
l ' m a f r a i db r e a k f a si st n ' ti n c l u d e idn
theprice
a
S h a lIl c h a n g ey o u rt o w e l s ?
o
How do I dialroomservice?
o W h a tt i m ed o e st h e r e s t a u r a notp e n ?
. I w i l l c a l ls o m e o n teo h e l py o uw i t h
y o u rl u g g a g e
. I hopeyou will havea verypleasant
staywith us
9
Tickthe correctpreposition,then makesentences
usingthe phrases,as in the example.
from ,
of
with about
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Close your eyesand imagine the perfect beach. Soft white
sand,beautiful blue sea,and the temperature a constant30
degreesCelsius.But wait, there's more: no risk of sunburn,
no insects or bugs, no sharks or jel\.fish, and, at regular
intervals, the best surfing waves imaginable. Too good to
be true? Not anymore.Thanks to modern technology and
the miraclesof science,this beach really doesexist and it is
on the island of Kyushu in southernJapan.
1
In a resort complex called Seagaiayou will find the Ocean
Dome. The Ocean Dome contains,among other things,
the world's largestartificial seabesidethe biggestindoor
beach.It is roughly the size of six football fields and has
an 85-metre shoreline. The soft white sand is actually
made of crushed marble chips, which won't stick to your
skin, and the water is salt free and chlorinated. The
temperature of the water is kept at 28'C and the air is
kent at 30"C.
2
The Dome has everythingyou would expectto find on a
big tropical island: caves,waterfalls, small islands,palm
trees and that's just the beginning.There is a man-made
volcano that erupts at regular intervals, waterslides,a
wave pool and even a virtual reality raft ride where
passengersare tossed,shakenand splashedwith water.
Shehasbeenabsent
fromworkfor
fivedavs.
Reading
10
a. Thepictures
showa newtypeof resort.What
do youthinkit is?Howdo the pictures
relateto
the title of the article?
Readthe articleand
checkyouranswers.
There is plenty to do for the whole family in Seagaiaand,
if you want a break from the beach, you can visit the
'Lost
World' rainforest. This is a Jurassic Park style
jungle full of artificial creaturesand holographicpirates.
There is also a beach carnival held every afternoon with
dancers and musicians dressedin colourful Caribbean
costumesand in the eveningthere is a spectacularshow
put on by aquaticdancers.
4
b. Readthe articleagainandchoose
the most
suitableheading
fromthe listA-l for each
paragraph
1-7.Thereisoneextraheading
you
which
do not needto use.Thereis an
example
1B
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In Seagaiayou don't even have to carry any money with
you. Visitors pay an admissionfee at the entrance and
are given colour coded barcode tags, which they use
instead of cash. This type of holiday is wonderful for
anyone who enjoys lying on the 'beach' or swimming in
the 'sea' without havins to check the weather forecast
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Youwill hearpeopletalkingin fivedifferent
situations.
Forquestions
1-5,choose
the best
answer,
A B,or C.
Listento JoantellingPamabout her holiday.Why
didn't sheand her husbandenjoythemselves?
A S o m e o nh
e i t h e rh u s b a n d
B H e rh u s b a n w
d a si l l
C Thefood wasterrible
You are at the airport when you hear this
conversationbetween a memberof staff and a
passenger.
What is the woman'sproblem?
A S h ec a u g h t h e w r o n gp l a n e
B S h ec a n ' tf i n d h e rh a n d b a g
C S h eh a si o s th e rl u g g a g e
3 You overheara man talking to his friend. Why
d i d t h e m a n m i s sh i st r a i n ?
A T h ed e p a r t u rtei m e sh a db e e nc h a n g e d
B Hiswatchwaswrong
C Thestationwas verybusy
4
A Hisroomls not readyyet
B The hotelis full
C Thehotelhasdouble-booked
hisroom
Naturally, no island holiday is complete without hxury
hotels, boutiques and a wide variety of restaurantswith
everythingfrom fine dining to fast food, and Seagaiahas
them all. There are even several theatres,golf courses
and tennis courts. The Ocean Dome feels so real that
visitors to the resort still use suntan lotion and wear
sunhats even though the 'sunlight' is artificial and
harmless.
The Dome itself actually has a roof that opens but it is
only used when the weather outside is at the same
temperature as the weather inside the dome. It is also
quite ironic that the Ocean Dome was built only 300
metres away from the real ocean.Strangelyenough, the
real beach is usually quite empty even on hot and sunny
days becauseholidaymakersseem to prefer the safety,
comfort and predictabilityof the artificial beach.
5 You hear a woman describingher holidayto a
friend.What doesshe complainabout?
A Herhotelroom
B Thebadweather
C Thefood in the hotel
C o m m u n i c a t iB
on
u .y i nSgt a m p s
12
a. Matchcolumn
A to columnB,thenin pairsact
out thedialogue.
A
E]
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Nowadays,theme parks are springing up everywhereand
it looks like virtual reality holidays are going to be the
way of the future. After all, they are cleaner, safer and
far more convenientthan real holidays.However,can we
really compare the experienceof sitting on an artificial
beachwith man-madesandunder a fake sun to a day on
a real beach? Where is the challenge in surfing manmade waves when you know exactly how big they are
going to get and exactlywhen they are going to appear?
More importantly, where is the fun in coming back from
a seasideholiday without tan lines?
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You are in a hotelwhen you hearthis conversation
between a man and the receptionist.
What is the
problem?
B
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me Do
y o us e l ls t a m p s ?
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a T h a t ' lbl e f o u rd o l l a r s .
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Havea niceday
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need?
No probleml'vegot
plentyof change
That'ssixteen
dollarsfor
youandten stamps
Yes,we do Whereare
theyfor?
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b. Nowusethe promptsto actout similar
dialogues.
.
America/ Five/ Two
p o u n d s / A t ep
no u n d
note
.
andin pairsactout a
similar
dialogue.
A u s t r a l i/aE i g h/t T h r e e
pounds/Afiftypound
note
5peaKrng
13
a. Lookat the picture
thedialogue.
andcomplete
Writing
4?.iE:
'.tt u
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
What'sthe p r o b l e m ?
It seemsto m et h a t 1 )
Wherearet h e yg o i n g ?
They2)
How arethey related?
I t h i n kt h e y3 )
W h e r ed o y o ut h i n kt h e ya r e ?
Somewhere
4)
What time of the yearis it?
It's5)
How do you know?
6)
What do you t h i n kt h e ya r eg o i n gt o d o ?
B: Well,7)
A
A : W h a tw o u l dy o u d o i n a s i m i l asr i t u a t i o n ?
B:8)
20
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When we write an articledescribing
a festival,eventor
celebration
we attended,
we usually
writefour paragraphs
I nt h e i n t r o d u c t i o n
g e n e r ai ln f o r m a t i oanb o u t
we include
t h e e v e n ts u c ha si t s n a m e w
, h e r ea n dw h e ni t i s h e l da n d
what the celebration
is for In the secondparagraphwe
write about the preparations
for the event ln the third
paragraphwe describethe aciual event itself In the
c o n c l u s i o nw
, e w r i t e o u r i m p r e s s i o n rse, a c t i o n sa n d
recommendations
We usuallyusepresenttensesto write
aboutsomethingthat happens
everyyearor continues
for
some time and past tenses to describeour actual
experiences
at the event We useadjectives
to makeour
description
moreinterestingWe can alsousethe passive
when
theu'out]
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. TopicSentences
14a
Readthe articleand fill in the blankswith the
correcttopic sentencefrom the list below.
A Thepreparations
take months
B T h ef e s t i v awl a sf u n ,e n t e r t a i n i nagn de d u c a t i o n a l
a T h eM i l w a u k e e
N a t i v eA m e r i c a nI n d i a nF e s t i v ai sl
t r u l ya n a m a z i n g
event
D The celebrations
began at 4pm and there was
plentyto seeand do
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for three days in September every year,
!
thousands gather in Milwaukee, USA, to
celebrateIndian culture. Last year, I was luclqi
enough to attend the festival and experience
it for myself.
. spicy. colourful. spectacular
o loud
' mouth-watering
r 6;3tt;.ul
. local. traditional
. lively. handmade
. culturalo delicious
. annual
Dance teamsfrom all over the country
!
practise to compete in the tribal Pow Wow
dancecontest.Indian craftsmenwork to produce the many
traditional items on display.Then, in the week before the
festival, the stalls are put up and the food is prepared, so
that eveq4hingwill be ready for the big day.
I uirlt"O a traditional Indian village, watched skilled
I
craftsmen carve totem poles, and even learned how to do
tribal Indian dancing. It was also a great opportunity to
sample some traditional native dishes,like corn bread and
buffalo burgers.
It was a wonderful way to learn about Native
I
American culture and celebratethe end of summer.
Usethe adjectives
in the listto definethe
nounsthat follow.Someadiectives
canbe used
morethanonce.
.
MUSIC
b. Complete
the paragraphs
with adjectives
from
Ex.17a.
The ChindoFestival
is a(n) 1)
festivalheldeveryyearin springThelocal
peoplewear 2)
costumesand
performfolk dancesand musicTheyeat
3)
Koreanfood and have a
greattime
b . Whatdid the writerthinkof the festival?
How
you
do
know?Underline
the words/phrases
whichshowthe writer'sopinion.
The VeniceCarnjvalis a(n)4)
festival
whichlastsfor ten daysin winter
everyyear Peoplewear 5)
m a s k sa n d p a r a d et h r o u g ht h e s t r e e t s
Thereare lotsof 6)
concerts
a n db a l l st o a t t e n d
Whattensesdoesthe writeruse?Whv?
. Pa r a g r a p
Plha n n i n g
1 5 a. Belowisthe planfor a festivaldescription.
Matchthe paragraphs
to the information.
Paragraphs
Para1
Para2
P a r a3
Para4
Information
A Description
of the actualevent
B l m p r e s s i o an ns d r e c o m m e n d a t i o n s
C Nameof festival,
where/when/
why it takesplace
D Preparatlons
for festival
b. Readthe articleagainandmakenotesfor each
paragraph.
Then,talkaboutthe Milwaukee
NativeAmerican
IndianFestival.
16
Rewritethe followingparagraph,
puttingthe verbs
in boldin the passive.
Whichparagraph
fromthe
planin Ex.15is it?
festival
food
costumes
Thepeopleof Rotterdam,
Holland,hold :'rl r
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a(n)7)
summerfestivalThere ,rr
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is lois of 8)
musicand the :i#3
people put on 9)
. . costumes ..)
and dancein the streetsand squaresof
t
a.
the city.
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a . R e a dt h e r u b r i cb e l o wa n d t h e n a n s w e rt h e
q u e s t i o n si n t h e p l a n .
S A travelmagazine
is goingto publish
a special
feature
andhasaskedits readers
to sendin articles
f on festivals
a festivalthey have attendedwhich is
f describing
important
in
theircountry.
I
t;t :::
lntroduction
(Paral)
'What
is theJestivalcalled?Where/When/Why
d o e si t t a k ep l a c e 2
Main Body
(Para2)
(Para3)
'What
preparations
take place?
What actuallyhappensat thef estival?
Conclusion
(Para4)
What areyour intpressions,
f edings,
recomm
endations?
b. Writeyourarticlein 120-180
words.Youcan
usethe articlein Ex.14aasa model.
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nouns,thenusethemto complete
the sentences
below.
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belowdo the headlines
andoictures
referto?
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\aVer
warming
. airpollution
. deforestation
. drought
r waterpollution
c. Whichof the followingshouldwe do to fight
airpollution?
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a
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.
r sc a u s r nag risein oceanlevels
2 Aerosol sprays are helping f ^ d a < f r n r r t h o
.
.
.
.
.
.
.
We must find alternativesourcesof power to
avoida(n)
d a m a g e so u r l a k e s r, i v e r sa n d
forestsaswell as our buildings
Energyfrom the sun can be used to produce
p o l l u t eo u r s e a sa n d b e a c h e s
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dilu
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7 Unfortunately,
whaleshavebecomea(n)
6
8 W e a r e r u n n i n go u t o f
h:va tn st:rt
2
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, so
cnr rrroq nf nnrnior
(A-D)tothe pictures
(1-4).
Matchthe headlines
3
usepublictransport
moreoften
polluting
finecompanies
theair
reuse
an0recycte
stopproducing
andusingCFC's
develop
cleanenergy
cars
userenewable
sources
of energy
conserve
energy
at homeandat work
Underline
the correctword.
Solarbatteriescan captureand renew/storethe
s u n ' se n e r g y
Nuclearenergy/power stations are considered
d a n g e r o ubsy m a n yp e o p l e
5o manypeopleareswitchingto organicfood that
it isverydifficultfor the public/supply
to meetthe
demand/need
We will soonrun out of fossilfuelsso we mustfind
newer/alternative
formsof energy
Wind twirlings/turbinesdo not disturbcattle,so
wind farms provide good grazing/hunting
grounds
power plants/farmsmust take care
Hydroelectric
not to flood the neighbourhood/surrounding
area
lf we don't start usingreusable/renewable
forms
o f e n e r g ys o o n ,t h e p r i c eo f f u e l i s g o i n gt o g o
u p / s k yh i g h .
4
a. Whatcanwe do to becomemore
environmentally
aware?Usethe listof Dosand
Don'tsIomakeup sentences,
thenmatchthem
to the pictures.
4
A: Do you think you could be more careful
T U I UT E1
B: a
b
c
Of courseSorryaboutthat
l ' v eh a de n o u g h
I s h o u l dt h r n ks o ,t o o
A : H o wa b o u ts t a r t i n ga c l e a n - ucpa m p a i g n ?
B : a l ' d l o v et o g o
b That'snot a bad idea.
c R i g ht h e n
A: Thankyou verymuch
B : a W h yn o t ?
b Alright
c N o ta t a l l
6
Matchthe wordsin ColumnA to thosein Column
B,thenusethe phrases
to complete
the sentences
below.
A
the lion's
havebutterflies
t a k et h e b u l l
t a k em y h a t
lose
1 J o h nd e c i d e tdo
B
off to
i n h e rs t o m a c h
neart
share
bythe horns
and
^ . t . A ; - t - ^ - - r ^ . - ^pay
dsK
nrsDossror a - . , flse
I really
Cathy She
h a sm a d et h e g a r d e nl o o kb e a u t i f u l
T h ee x p l o r e rdsi d n ' t
evenwhen theirfood supplies
ranout
4 Sarahwasso nervousthat she
beforeher interview.
5 Ann workedveryhardon the projectso sheshould
get
of the bonusmoney
efi"{ut
o separate
and recycle
rubbish
o u s ea h a n d - h e lhdo s e
' t a k ep u b l i ct r a n s p o r t
u switchoff lightswhen
leaving
a room
" p u t a l lr u b b i s hi n t h e
sameilrn
o l e a v es p r i n k l e o
r sn a l ld a y
. useca[ everyday
' l e a v et h e l i g h t so n a l lt h e
time
putalltherubbish
Weshouldn't
in thesame
bin.Weshould
separate
andrecycle
it,(picture
B)
b. In pairs,suggest
otherwaysto helpthe
environment.
5
7
Circlethe correctresponse.
1 A: Areyoubusytonight,
Bob?
B: a lf youreally
wantto
b I don'tthinkso Why?
c Doyouthinkthat's
a goodidea?
2 A C a nI t a l k t o y o uf o r a m o m e n tp, l e a s e ?
B a That'stoo bad
b N o ta t a l l
c Yes,I supposeso
3 A : What'sthe matter?
B : a l ' m f e du p
Shewas gratefulto her teacherfor hisguidanceand
pattence.
b l'd loveto
c That'stoo bad
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Lookat the pictures
andusethe promptsto
compare
andcontrast
them.
Reading
Which
you
of these
should
10 a. Lookat thepictures.
findout aboutbeforeyouvisita foreign
countrv?
Givereasons.
.
.
.
busy/quiet
healthy/unhealthy
clean/dirty
.
stressful/relaxing
o
nniqrr/noarofr rl
o safe/dangerous
TravelDiary
G u i d eB o o k s
Money
o . Youaregoingto readan articleabouttourism.
(1-7),choose
Forquestions
the correctanswer
A,B,CorD.
Picture
Ashows
a busytownwhereas
...
Speaking
9
a. Lookat the pictureandin pairs,complete
the
dialogue.
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
B:
W h a td o y o ut h i n kt h e p i c t u r es h o w s ?
1)
Wheredo you 2)
C e n t r aAl m e r i c a
How doesthe picturemakeyou feel?
Well,3)
W h yd o y o ut h i n ki h i si s h a p p e n i n g ?
I t m i g h t4 )
W h a td o y o ut h i n kn e e d st o b e d o n e ?
I t h i n k5 )
, c t o u t s i m i l a rd i a l o g u e as b o u tt h e
b . I n p a i r sa
picturesbelow.
I l l L :I L r t r r - . - - "
"-"--"-,
Many of us look forward to our summer holidays all
year. We can't wait to get awayfrom our everydaylives,to
visit new places,try new things,orjust to relax and lie in the
sun.But how many of us think about the effect our holidays
have on the placeswe visit?
Although tourism has many benefits, such as bringing
extra money into the local economy,there are alsonegative
effects. Tourism can do all sorts of damage to the
environment, the culture and the people of a country,
especially in places which aren't prepared for large
numbers of holidayrnakers.In recent years there has been
a large increase in the number of independent travellers
who want to get off the beaten track, and this has meant
that many remote destinationsare having to adjust to new
visitors.
It certainly isn't all bad news though. The last few years
have also seen a huge increase in 'eco-tourism'. This is 17
tourism where holidaymakerstry to have a positive effect
on the people and places that they visit. If you are really
committed to this idea, then you can spend your holidays
helping out on an organic farm in Britain, or taking part in
conservationprojects in Africa or the Amazon rainforest.
Don't worry, though, if this doesn't sound like your idea of
a holiday. Wherever you go and whatever you want to do,
there are still ways to make sure that you have the best
possibleimpact on your holiday destination.
If you are headingoff to a place for the first time, it is an
excellentidea to find out as much about it as you can. A
guidebookis a great placeto start.As well aslearning about
the local placesof interest,you can read about the wayyou
will be expectedto behave and dress.This can saveyou
from making embarrassingmistakes and means that you
are less likely to upset or offend your hosts.Don't stop at
the guideboo( though. If you can, listen to some music or
1 Tourismdoesthe most damagein countries
A where there has been an increasein ecotouilsm
B whicharen'treadyfor a lot of tourists
C w h e r et h e r ea r e a l o t o f p e o p l et r a v e l l i n og n
t h e i ro w n
D which havea stronglocaleconomy
Festiva
ls
History
2 W h a t i s m e a n tb y ' e c o - t o u r i s mi n' l i n e 1 7 ?
A Helping
o u t o n o r g a n i cf a r m s
B Helpingto conserve
the rainforests
C Havinga positiveeffecton the environment
D Helpingplacesto get usedto new visitors
3 What shouldyou do beforeyou take your ecoholidays?
A B u ya g u i d e b o o k
B Learnhow to dress
C Findout aboutthe localattractions
D L e a r na b o u ty o u rd e s t i n a t i o n
Music
n
T r a d i t i o nD
a li s h e s
:ead some literafure from your chosen destination.
Knowing a little about the place that you are visiting before
r ou leave can make your holiday much more enjoyable
,,r.hen
you arrive.
It is also important to think about how you spend your
inoneywhen you are on holiday. Whenever you can, try to
:ut it into the local people's hands. You can do this by
;ating and drinking local products rather than imported
"rrands,
stayingin locally owned accommodationand using
.ocal guides. In some parts of the world, you might be
:elatively well off compared to the local population. Even
n placeswhere you are expectedto haggle or bargain,you
should alwayspay a fair price for things. Remember that
'n'hatmight be a very small
amount of money to you, can 48
inake a big difference to somepeople.
Another important thing for the eco-touristis to have as
iittle effect on the local environment as possible.This is
easyto do if you follow some common-senseadvice.Don't
teave litter lying around and use biodegradable products
rr'heneverpossible. If resourceslike water or fuel are in
short supply, then use as little of these as you can, and of
course you should never buy products made from rare
plants or endangeredanimals. If you are luclcyenough to
risit a truly exotic destination such as a coral reef, remote
mountain or desert region, or a rainforest then you should
try to leave it exactlyas you found it, so that future visitors
can enjoy it just asyou did.
Eco-tourism organisations say that respecting the
culture and environment of the places that you visit will
lead to much more rewarding and enjoyableholidays.If we
try to encouragethe local economy,leave the environment
undamaged and are aware of the different laws and
attitudes in the placeswe visit, then all of us can enjoy our
'eco-holidays'
much better now and in the future. With
more and more of us planning holidays in new locations
everyyear, we should all do our bit to make sure that we are
alwayswelcomewhereverwe go.
4
How can a tourist help the economy of a
country?
A Bargainfor everything
they buy
B Buy the goods and servicesprovidedby the
r o c apr e o p l e
C Paya fair pricefor everything
D B u ye x p e n s i vi m
e p o r t e db r a n d s
W h a t i s m e a n tb y ' c a n m a k ea b i g d i f f e r e n c e
to
somepeople'in lines48 and 49?
A Youcanchangetheirlives
B Youcanhelpto preserve
theirlocalenvironment
C Youcan helpthem to havea betterlife
D Youcanbe fair
What do eco-touristorganisationssay about
tourism?
A lf we show consideration
for the placeand
people,we will havea moresatisfying
holiday
B l f w e v i s i t u n u s u a lp l a c e sw
, e s h o u l dl e a v e
themjust aswe foundthem
C lf we havea holidayin a new place,we should
makesurewe will be welcomethere
D lf we visita foreigncountry,we shouldtry to
supportthe localeconomy
The writer'sattitude to eco-tourismis
A hopeful
B disappointing
C interesting
D supportive
What was the writer'spurpose?How muchdo
you agreewith his/herpoints?
25
Complaining
Listening
11
i, .7You
aboutfiveevents.For
will hearinformation
questions
1-5,decidewhicheventA-F istaking
placeon eachday.Useeacheventonlyonce.There
is oneeventwhichyoudo not needto use.
A
B
C
D
E
F
Youcan planttrees
Y o uc a nc l e a nu p a l o c a l a k e
Youcanhelpcollectrubbish
You can cycleeverywhere
plant
Youcanvisita recycling
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.
.
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vonday
ffi-
lz | | tuesoay
l3Tl wednesday
FTI thursday
FTI rriday
Sorry
to havebeena nuisance
O h .l a ms o r r y
Youare,asa matterof fact
lsanything
thematter?
A : H e l l o.,J o h nC o u l dI h a v ea q u i c kw o r d w i t h y o u ,
please?
B : S u r e 1)
A: Well,actually,l've beenmeaningto speakto you
aboutthe noisefrom yourhouse
B: NoiseA
? r ew e b e i n gt o o l o u d ?
A : W e l l ,y e s 2 )
We'vebeenhavingtroublesleeping
3)....
ldidn'trealise
y o u c o u l dh e a ra n y t h i n g
It's the musicyou play late at night that's the
pro0rem.
'Oh,
B:
OK We'lltry to keepit down 4)
You can learn how to be
energyefficient
Communication:
R e p o rti nagmi ssi nagn i ma l
12
below,then
a. Fillin the gapswith the sentences
in pairs,readthedialogue
aloud.
a. Matchthe exchanges,
then in pairs,readthe
d i a l o g u ea l o u d .
A
can I helpyou, madam?
ofr dear What kindof dog is it?
I see Hassheevergonemissingbefore?
t\ow, let me makea noteof yourdetails.
was shewearinga collar?
ETI can I haveyournameand telephoneplease?
FTI oon't get upsetMrsBrown l'm surewe'llfind her
[iTl
ETl
l3Tl
FTI
ETI
Don'tworryaboutit Thanks,
John
b. Nowusethe promptsto actout similar
dialogues.
B
a No l'm veryworried
b Yes she'soot a redonewith her nameand
address
on it
Y e s S h e i l aB r o w n A n d m y t e l e p h o n en u m b e ri s
2296188
q
Erm yes l'm afraidmy dog hasgonemissing
e O h ,t h a n ky o u
T
S h e ' sa L a b r a d o rS h e ' sg o t g o l d e nf u r a n d b i g
brown eyes
T h a n ky o u
c
Gary/ noise- motorbike
/
wakesme up everymorning/
a problemwith engine/ get
fixed
S u s a /n n o i s e- k i d s / c a n ' t
think/
hearourselves
s h o u t i n ga n ds c r e a m i n/ g
t e l lb e q u i e t
b . Now usethe promptsto act out similar
dialogues.
Writinganinfcrmal
ietter"of
advice
"+' : -?:ffi:
.'\\'l'''
. _ 1 .1 . , r
l i-:.i .
a
tabby- brownand blackg r e e ne y e s/ b l u ec o l l a -r
n a m ea n d p h o n en u m b e r
^ z_o
poodle- white- browneyes/
browncollar- address
and
p n o n en u m o e r
, When we write an informalletterof advice,we usually t
write four paragraphsIn the introductionwe express
the problemor !
1 sympathyand say that we understand
2 - 3), :
i that we thinkwe canhelp.Inthe mainbody(Paras
I
and give our reasonsWe write !
! we make suggestions
each
suggestion
in
a
separateparagraph.In the
.
we writeour closingremarks,
andsignoff.
i conclusion,
!
i.*
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""_*. _.,.,.
14
a. Readthe letterof advice
belowandunderline
the correctverb.Thenanswerthe
to thecorrect
reasons.
16 Matchthesuggestions
Then,makecomplete
sentences,
asintheexample.
Suggestions
fjT-l Ouya toy bone for it
l2Tl tate it for a longwalkeverymorningandevening
[3Tl moveinto a housewith a garden
School
ETI take it to Dog Obedience
Reasons
I am so glad to hear that you 1) havi"t
deciding
to move to London, It'Il be great to have a friend
,
' trom home living here. We'll be able to do thingstogether
; like we 2) would/usedto. In your letter you 3) asked/were
' askingme to giveyou someadviceaboutfinding a flat; here
aresomesuggestions.
'
If I were you, I would start by 4) checks/checkingthe
: classified advertisementsin the London papers. For
i example,the 'Daily Mail' and the 'EveningStandard'have
:1argesectionswith housesand flats for rent. That way,you
; rvill be ableto seewhat is availablefor rent at the moment.
I Another good idea is to contact an estate agent.
: GoldshmidtandHowland5) have/arehavingofficesall over
i London.That way you can get a list of all the placesin the
i areayou want at a priceyou can afford.
.
I hope this 6) helps/ishelping. Pleaselet me know how
i thingsturn out. Ifyou needanythingelse,pleasecall.
,
Love,
Mandv
r
t*.
a l e a v ey o u rp u p p yo u t s i d ed u r i n gt h e d a y
b i t w o n ' t w a n t t o r u n a r o u n ds o m u c hd u r i n gt h e
day
c you won't haveto trainit yourself
d it won't chewyourfurnitureor shoes
1- d lf I wereyou,
I'dbuya toyboneforit.Thatwayitwont
your
chew
furniture
or shoes.
1 7 a . Readthe rubricbelow and then answerthe
q u e s t i o n si n t h e p l a n .
,
w
gt
Your friend hasjust written you a letter askingfor
advice.Readthe extractfrom the letter below,then
writea letterof advice
to vourfriend.
Howore you?I'msonyI hoven'twrittenfor so
longbut sinceI stortedmy new job I'vebeen
very busyActuolly,I'mwritingbecouseI need
yourcdvice.We hovejustgot o puppyond I'm
1 What isthe styleof the letter?Why?
2 What arethe suggestions
(andreasons)
given?
3 What advicewouldvou oiveto Fiona?
+ l!:l
b. Readthe letter againand fill in the reasons.
,t:a
Suggestion
a
checkclassified
advertisements
i
:
Reason
contactan estate
agent
15
Usethe expressions
in the box to give advicein the
followingsituations.
o Yourfrrendhaslosthis/herwalleVpurse
o Yourfriendwantsto go abroadfor the firsttime
r Yourfriendlosthis/heroassoort
'1
*i*:
.=r=F
Haveyou everthoughtof .. / lf I wereyou
A n o t h e rg o o di d e ai s / W h yd o n ' ty o u / T h e
lntroduction
Dear+ your friend's first name
(Para1) What is the problem?Canyou help?
MainBody
(Para2)
(Para3)
What is your first suggestion?
What is the
reason?
What is your secondsuggestion?'What
is the
reason?
Conclusion
(Para4) How canJou encourage
your t'riend?
Love/Good
luck, etc
YourJirst name
b. Useyouranswers
to writeyourletter.Youcan
usethe letterin Ex.14aasa model.
27
Earlyto
Bed
a
a
Matchthe verbsin ColumnA to the words/
phrases
B.Thenusethecompleted
in Column
phrases
to talkaboutyourdailyroutine.
A
go
a
+-1.^
tdNc
wash
Vocabulary
OTUSN
aAt
Whatisthe problemwith
a. Lookat the pictures.
person?
each
cdL
do
watch
il tccL
B
my hair/myface
my teeth
tnebus
to bed
unch/dinner
breakfasVl
to work/school
my friends
TV/avideo
my homework
my...
I usually
wakeupat.... First,lwash
4
Fillin the correctword.
. sensitive
. sociable
. optimrstic
. ambitious
. impatient
. cheerful
. easy-going
. reliable
1 W e n d yi s a l w a y s m i l i n gs;h e ' s u c ha
person
2 S a l l yn e v e rc o m p l a i nasb o u ta n y t h i n g5. h e i s v e r y
Laura
Max
Steve
person He goes out
3 Tom is a very
with friendsalmosteveryday
4 Stevealwayslookson the bright side He is very
fron (an)earache.
LittleBillyissuffering
shoulddo?
b. Whatdo youthinkeachperson
prompts.
the
Choose
from
o takento thedoctor. stayin bed
o putd plaster
on . takeanaspirin
. liedownandrest o putdn ice-pack
on it
gotanearache,
betakento thedoctor.
lf Billy's
heshould
2
6
CarolgetsupsetveryeasilyI think she is a bit too
G r e g w a n t s t o b e g e n e r a lm a n a g e ro f t h e
man
compano
y n ed a y H e ' sa v e r y. .
, 5 h e h a t e sw a i t i n g i n
8 J a n e tr s s o
qu e u e s
7
Whatarethe followingusedfor?Usethe prompts
asin the example.
to makeup sentences,
. taketemperature
. listento chestr weigh
. giveinjections
- -^t ^)Ldtc)
stethoscope
syrnge
28
5 YoucantrustTonyto do anythingHe is extremely
ourselves.
Scales
areused
toweigh
with the correctwords
Comolete
the sentences
fromthe list.
. hurtsr pain r bruise. aches. suffers. injury
was not
1 T h e d o c t o rs a i dt h a t J o h n ' s
senou5
z
I h i t m y h a n do n t h e d e s k l t r e a l l y
5
tn my chest I think I
I havegot a
shouldseea doctor
4 Sandra
from hayfevereverysummer
Haveyou got anytablets?
5 My head
o n h i sk n e e
6 A n d r e wh a da b i g p u r p l e
afterhe fell off hisbike
6
Readthe sentences
andmatchthemwith the
pictures.
Thenguessthe hobbies.
5 A : I'vedecidedto stop drinkingcoffee
B : a Haveyou?Why?
b O hn o l
c D i dy o u ?T h a t ' sg r e a t
thingsgrow . .
f tTl t lovewatching
ETI t feelgreatwhenl'mouton thewater
[:Tl t buyallthe latestbestsellers
lZT--]cettingout intonatureisveryrelaxing
catchanythingl
[5T_-]I rarely
ETI t lovetryingnewrecipes
6
A O h n o ! T h ep h o t o c o p i ei sr b r o k e na g a i n !
B a I d o n ' tb e l i e v iet l
b l t ' ss o u n f a i r !
c W h a td i d I d o ?
7 A : We don't know what to get Ben for his
birthday
B : a O h ,f o r g e ti t !
b R e a l l y ?l s h e h a v i n ga p a r t y ?
c W h y d o n ' ty o u a s kh i sw i f e ?
8
8
A l ' v ej u s tb o u g h ta n e w c a r
B : a I don't believe
it! | thoughtyouwerebrokel
b That'sa completewasteof timel
c R e a l l yW
? o u l dy o u l i k et h a t ?
o
n.
Thebosswantsto seeyou in hisoffice
B : a Thatsoundsinteresting
b lt'sa completewasteof time
c O h n o ! W h a td i d I d o ?
Complete
the sentences
belowwith two to five
words,including
thewordin bold.Donotchange
the meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
I ate my lunchtoo fastand now l'vegot a stomach
ache
indigestion l'm
7
A: Thisnew dietisamazing,
l'velost5 kilosalready
B : a T h a t ' sg r e a t !
b Are you?
c That'snot fairl
2
A I t h i n k l ' m c o m i n gd o w nw i t h t h e f l u
B : a T h a ts o u n d si n t e r e s t i n g
b
c
Really?
Haveyou got a temperature?
I d o n ' tk n o ww h a tt o d o l
3 A : I would loveto livein Alaska
B : a R e a l l yW
? hy?
b I d o n ' tu n d e r s t a n! d
c That'sgood
4
A: You misseda greatpartylastnight
B : a W h a t m a k e sy o ut h i n kt h a t ?
b W h a t h a p p e n ende x t ?
c R e a l l yT?e l m
l e a l la b o u ti t
because
I ate my lunchtoo fast
A c c i d e n tj su s t s e e mt o h a p p e nt o h i m ,s o l ' m n o t
s u r p r i s ehde ' si n h o s p i t a l
prone
He'sreally
, so
l ' m n o t s u r p r i s ehde ' si n h o s p i t a l
W a t c h i n g d o c u m e n t a r i e sa b o u t e n d a n g e r e d
animalsalwaysmakesme feeisad
depressed I always
, watchdocumentaries
about
e n d a n g e r eadn i m a l s
Slmonwas latefor work because
therewasa train
S I TK
IE
account
S i m o nw a sl a t e
a t r a i ns t r i k e
A n n l i k e sc h o c o l a tae l o t
fond
Ann
chocolate
He did not intendto leavebeforehe finishedthe
report
intention
He
beforehe finishedthe report
Y o us h o u l ds t o ps m o k i n g
give
You
smoKrng
S t a nd i d n ' td o w h a t h e h a dp r o m i s eido d o
went
Stan
word
29
9
B:
A : H a v ev o u e v e re x o e r i e n c eads i m i l asr i t u a t i o n ?
B : 4)
A : W h a td i d y o u d o ?
B : ),
Matchthe following,thencomplete
the sentences.
muscle
nose
travel
heart
splitting
sore
high
food
SICKneSS
parn
h^-,1.-h^
I tcouoLt
tc
porsonrng
bleed
for the
b. In pairs,
actout similar
dialogues
pictures
below.
,.1;-^--^
th roat
temperalure
He was very worried about taking the ferry to
Francebecause
he alwavssuffersfrom
o n b o a t sa n dp l a n e s
2 Thedoctorsaidmv dadwas at riskof
s o h e s h o u l de a t a
healthierdiet and get moreexercise
You havegot a very
Youshouldstayin bedtoday
After overdoingit at the gym,Stevewas suffering
from
i n h i sl o w e rb a c k
Zoehad a reallybad caseof
.
aftereatingthat seafood
M a r t i nw a s h i t i n t h e f a c eb y a t e n n i sb a l l L u c k i l y
h e w a s n ' ts e r i o u s h
l yu r t b u t h e h a da s l i g h t
7
8
| didn'tgo to work yesterday
because
I hada really
, . . and had lostmy voice
Fredwants us to turn the musicdown because
he'sgota
.. ...
)peaKrng
'!0
a. Lookat the pictureandcomplete
the dialogue.
Reading
11
A:
B:
A:
B:
A:
30
W h e r e ' tsh e w o m a n ?
S h es e e m s1 )
What'swrongwith her?
I ' m n o t s u r e S h ec o u l d2 )
What advicewouldyou giveher?
a. Lookat the picture.
Wheredo youthinkthe
youngboyis?Whatiswrongwith him?Read
the articleto findout.
b. Readthe articleagain.Seven
sentences
have
beenremoved
fromthe article.Choose
from
the sentences
A-l the onewhichbestfitseach
gap 1-7.Thereisonesentence
whichyoudo
(0)at the
not needto use.Thereisan example
beginning.
tl
Becausehe was so young, the doctors
decidedthat Timothy should be given
the implant as soon as possible.
"I have to admit, I was very worried,"
saysSandra, "but only hours after he
came out of theatre, he was playing
with the other children on the ward
and I knew he was going to be fine! I
couldn't wait to find out whether or
not the operation had been
successful."
Cut Loud
Timothy Stevenshas lived most of his
,rJein a silent world. Until sir months
ago, he had never heard his mother's
-,oice, never
listened to music and
never heard the sound of birds singing
rr the laughter of his pla5.nnates.
;--f;t t - H i s m o t h e r .S a n d r a ,
|
knew
|
"{
?
-hat something was wrong with her
babyson,becausehe did not have the
:ame reactions as other babies. "If I
iidn't look into Tim's eyes,he didn't
:eem to know I was there," she says.
\l'hen he was eight months old,
Sandratook Timothy to the hospital
:nd explained why she was worried.
The doctors carried out hearing tests
.nd decided that Timothy must be a
_ ' . i l e D a c K \ ^ al rr d .|
,
children and that they always think
the worst," she smiles. "I knew I was
dght about Tim, but it took almost
two years before the doctors would
agreewith me."
However, even Sandra had not
imagined that Timothy's condition
could be as seriousas it was.
T;--r----r
Ir |
| D o c l o r st o l d S a n d r at h a t
there was no chancethat his hearing
would ever improve.
Sandrawas shockedto learn that the
Sandra insisted that the hospital only hope for Timothy was to have a
ihould send Timothy to a specialist bionic implant.
,rlr rtore tests.Unfortunately, it was a
The electrodeswould send
F-[l
-rng time before a specialistwould
electric signals to his brain, which
.ee him. Finally, when he was almost would allow him to hear them as
'ti
a:::
.,:,:. l.o years old, Timothy and his sounds.
nother went to a children's hospital
The implant would not allow Timothy
.r Manchester where the staff had
-'t:
to hear perfectly,but it would be the
:1enty of experiencein dealing with
only way for him to ever have a
:;af children.
chance
of overcoming his deafness.
---r--r
- |
| A t l a s t "s o m e o n eb e l i e v e dh e r After checking that there was no
',-,hen
she told them that her son was serious risk involved, Sandra put
ieaf. "Doctors often think that
Timothy's name on the waiting list for
nothers worry too much about their
F
''t""7t
'.',..,,r&--4.,
.tr...,.rb,-
The moment of truth came on
Timothy's third birthday, when the
doctors switchedon the implant for the
very first time. Timothy played with
toys in the doctor's surgery while a
speech therapist played different
sounds and checked his reactions.
When Sandra said, "Hello Timothy,"
and he Iooked into her eyes,she cried
tearsof happiness.
T i m o t h-y i-s n" o'w e n j o y i n ga l i t e f u l l o f
s o u n d .l 6 |
lHeisalsoarrending
the local nursery school where he
likes nothing more than to make as
much noise as possible as he plays
with his friends.
Timothy celebrated his fourth
birthday last week.
E--T---t
,,-' H e i sd r i v i n g
m e m a dw i r h
|7 |
|
the noise he makes," Iaughs Sandra,
"and that's something I never
imagined I would complain about!
For me, though, the greatestgift of all
is to hear my son talking and to know
that he can hear me when I soeak to
him."
.....','.?!...:"t"t':"t9ttk7s...:,.,:u,,..,
"
He has alreadylearntseveralwords and phrases
w h i c ha l l o wh i mt o c o m m u n i c a w
t ei t h h i sm o t h e r
H i s p r e s e n t si n c l u d e d a v a r i e t y o f m u s i c a l
i n s t r u m e nw
t sh i c hh e l o v e st o p l a yw i t h
Sandrawas relievedto find peoplewho would
l i s t e nt o h e r
D A full examination
s h o w e d t h a t T i m o t h yw a s
completely
deaf
However,
Sandraknewthat the problemwas more
s e r i o utsh a nt h a t
T i m o t h yi so n l ya b l et o c o m m u n i c a tbey u s i n gs i g n
language
Threemonthsbeforehis thrrd birthday,he went
i n t o h o s p i t atl o h a v et h e o p e r a t i o nt h a t w o u l d
c h a n g eh i sl i f e
H Timothywas borndeaf
I T h i sw o u l d m e a n h a v i n ga n o p e r a t i o nt o p u t a
specralreceiver
in Timothy'shead,with electrodes
connected
to the nervesin hisears
i
Answerthe questions.
1 W h e r ec o u l dy o u r e a ds u c ha n a r t i c l e ?
2 What do you thinkthe writer'spurposewas?
3 C a ny o us u g g e sat n a l t e r n a t i vt ei t l ef o r t h e a r t i c l e ?
31
I
12
lictoninn
Writing
You are going to listento a radiointerview
about robot surgeons.Forquestions1-7,mark the
sentencesas f (true)or F(false).
4'1're
1 T h e r ea r er o b o ts u r g e o nisn a l l h o s p i t a l s
2 Doctorsoperateby remotecontrol
3 C o m p u t e rcsa r r yo u Lv e r yo ' e c i s e
movements
4 Therobotslook likecranes
5 A camera
t a k e sp h o t o g r a p hosf t h e
patient
6
7
R o b o t cs a r r yo u t a l l k i n d so f o p e r a t i o n s
Doctorswill haveto learnmanynew
r nIn g s
Whenwe write a note we usuallyusea veryinformalstyle
and write in very short or incompletesentencesWe do
not alwaysuse definiteor indefinrtearticlesWhen we
write an e-mailwe usethe form of a letter We usuallyuse
an informalstylein personal
e-mailsand a formalstylefor
b u s i n e ses- m a i l sW e u s u a l luy s em e m o si n c o m p a n i easn d
officesto passon informationto employeesWe use a
formal,factualstyle
C o m m u n i c a t i volna:k i nagn
. Analysing
M odelTexts
a p p o rn l me n t
1 3 a.
phrases,
Fillin the missing
thenin pairs,
read
thedialogue
aloud.
.
.
.
.
yournameandadoress,
please
What's
Please
letusknowif youdecide
to cancel
Bookmein forWednesday
l'd liketo makeanappointment
:r u
:\
Lookat the pieces
of writing1-3.Whichis
a) a memo?b) an e-mail?
c) a note?
14
,
.., , ,
"'
e Ta; ##'.i#
i*gdrezibti?t
Sw*ttayt*si1
).,"Stiqnt*t
- j$,rp*rr*:*
inr$.-.nie"t-.
€';'
S err:
ntbit'i
Dear Sally,
Thanks for inviting
us
loS ueeke'o, we boll- tacl o
I'm including
the photos
attactment.
There's a great
Jim in front of the pool.
v v .-
next
. L
l. - | ov
month
come. I'11
Take
Receptionist:
Hello CentralClinic Can I he p you?
Patient:Yes,1)
to see
D r E v a n sp,l e a s e
Receptionist:Wednesday
at 10amisthe firstappointment
available
Otherwise,
thereisnextMondayat noon
Patient:fhesoonerthe better,please2)
i f t h i si sp o s s i b l e
Receptionist:3)
Patient:
MaggieSmith;42 KnowleAvenue
Receptionist:
Right Seeyou on Wednesday,
at 1Oam
4)
the
appointment
Patient:
I will Thankyou verymuch
b. Now usethe promptsto act out similardialogues.
o Dr Barret/ Tuesday
4pm - nextFriday
9am
. Dr Sandford
/ Thursday
2pm- nextWednesday
1l am
32
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and
let
p a L tLtr
a
we'd
you
f a r
love
know the
to your party
g'€ot r'm-.
we took in an
one of you and
t ; , ^ a V tc
it
if
details
n
! i r | r h r rt u- d y
you
could
later.
care,
Sharon
V)
$ill
llt, / ot c\ner\avrt\ dackre,backb5 11rtr
,1,:1,,,
,/ drnnef S \\ t\e ove\
/dont forgetto feed cat
. Discuss
& Write
tr
therubric
andanswer
thequestions
17 a. Read
below.
ICB
To:
From:
Date:
Subject:
All Employees
Arthur Jones, asst mgr
15 February, 2...
Use of mobile phones in the office
o Please be advised that all employees with
mobile phones are required to keep them
turned off during working hours.
o If you need to be contacted while at work,
you can be reached through the main
switchboardon 726742I.
o This number is to be used for emergencies
only.
We appreciateyour co-operation in this matter.
,t&
::::=ffiryir,!":ee+4t*iir:
. Style
of
1 5 a. Matchthestyleof writingto thepieces
writingin Ex.14.
A incomplete
sentences,
veryinformal
B informationgivenin an officeor business
setting;
formal
C informal,chatty
b. Readthe note to the secretaryand rewrite it in
the styleof an officememo.
Mise7hi7ys,
t tellDeyt ugre about
budSr,tmeehng-on
Mondal1am
o
.
allmvcta.ltendandbe onfime
ooffee anddouglnvt9eewed
fhanks,
Mr Jaoobg
:!: Thecompanywhereyou work is havinga retirement
of the company.
i partyfor the VicePresident
Theparty
will be heldat the RoyalHotel.Youhavebeenput in
: chargeof organising
the party.
Write
a
memo
to
all
staffmembers
informing
them
"
of the time, date and locationof the partyand
tellingthem that food and drinkswill be served.
Also, informthem that they can make a small
contributionto the Vice President'sretirement
present
andthattheyshouldgivethe moneyto you
or yoursecretary.
o Writea noteto yoursecretary,
tellinghim/herthat
you'rein a meetingand reminding
him/herto call
the catering
company
andarrange
a meetingwith
themfor the nextdayat 11am.
o Write an e-mailto your superviso;who is on
holiday,
andlet him/herknowaboutthe party.
thefollowing
ina noteform.
16 Rewrite
$
D e a rP a t r i c i a ,
l ' m g o i n gt o t h e c i n e m aw i t h S h e i l aI b o r r o w e d
your
redscarf l'veleft the carkeysin the firstdrawerof your
d e s ki n c a s ey o u n e e dt h e m J a m e sc a l l e dH e s a i dh e
m i g h t c o m e b y H e ' l lc a l l b a c kl a t e r l f y o u ' r eh u n g r y
there are chickensandwiches
in the fridge I won't be
late- around10 o'clockat the latest
LCUIO
1 Whoareyouwriting
to?
2 Whatstylewillyouusefor eachpieceof writing?
Whv?
Whatinformation
willyouneedto include
in each
piece
of writing?
Writethe memo,noteande-mailusingthe
information
in Ex.17a,aswellasyourown
ideas.
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Better
Safe
thanSorcy
A : I r e a l l yl i k et h a t s o n g l
B : 5 od o I l ' l l
theradio
A: l'veneveruseda laptopcomputerbefore
the same
B : O h , i t ' s e a s yJ u s t
way you do with your regularPC
3
Vocabulary
Crossout the oddword(s)in eachgroup.Then,use
wordsto makeup sentences
the remaining
describing
eachobject,asin the example.
1 cooker:
oven- rlngs- knobs- jd{
- femotecontfolmorqtr- Screen
Key0oar0
p l u g- c o r d- t e m p e r a t u rceo n t r o-l
3 iron:
door
lens- cover- shutter- tray
4 camera:
l i d- h a n d l e- s p o u t- a e r i a l
5 kettle:
- drawers
- screens
6 refrioerator:door- shelves
7 blender:
switch lid blades light
7 rnmnrrtar
Lookat the pictures.Whichof thesedo you have
in yourkitchen?
Whatdo you useeachof the
objectsfor?
A cookerhasgotan oven,ringson topandknobsthatare
usedto controltemperature.
4
and identifythe type of crime
Readthe sentences
in
the
example.
described,
as
1 S h e c o p i e ds o m e o n ee l s e ' ss i g n a t u r eo n t o t h e
cheque {{*rqeryJ
T h e a r m e dm e n s t o r m e di n t o t h e b a n ka n d t r i e d
to steala largeamountof money
The customsofficer calledthe police after he
f o u n d a b a g o f d i a m o n d si n t h e m a n ' sl u g g a g e
T h e yh e l dt h e p i l o ta t g u n p o i nat n do r d e r e dh i mt o
fly to the locationtheywanted
H e t h r e w a l i t m a t c ht h r o u g ht h e w i n d o w a n d
then ran off
Themanwas caughttryingto stealtwo CD-ROMs
1- A A blenderis usedto blend/mixfood.
2
Usethe phrasalverbsto completethe exchanges,
asin the example.
r t u r no n . t u r nd o w n . t u r no f f . t u r n u p
. p l u gi n . l o go n . l o g o f f
1 A: I can'tconcentrateTheTV istoo loud
B: All right,l'll fui'rit d*n'r
2
4
r satellite
. fingerprints
. preserve
o automatically
. proof . fined . privacy
it
A : I t h i n k l ' l l s t a yu p a n d w a t c h t h e e n d o f t h i s
film
all the
B: OK Don't forget to
lightsbeforeyou go to bed
5 A: Hurry up We're supposedto be there at 7
o'clock!
B : O K J u s tg i v em e a m t n u t et o
34
the lnternet
moneyfor the safereturnof the
8 Theydemanded
twochildren
usingthe wordsbelow.
Complete
the sentences
A : D i dy o u h e a ra b o u tt h e h i j a c k i n g ?
the radio
B: No Let's
3 A: Why isn'tthe toasterworking?
B : O h ,s i l l ym e ! | f o r g o tt o
Whenwe got home,we were horrifiedto find the
window brokenand all our valuables tolen
the policetake your
1 When you get arrested,
keep
them
on file
.
and
2
3
f 2 O 0f o r p a r k i n gi l l e g a l l y
H ew a s
lawand
I t i s a p o l i c e m a nj 'osb t o
order
4 Someoeonlethinkthat hiddencameras
invade
our
5 Whenyou usean ATM,your bankaccountis
updated
6 Theyhadto let the suspectgo because
they could
find no
that he had committed
4
Lastsummerwas so hot that we decidedto nave
a i r c o n d i t i o n i npgu t i n
installed We had
lastsummerbecause
it was so hot
5 The escapedprisonersjumped onto a bus and
madethe drivertakethem acrossthe border
hijacked The
busto get across
the border
6 Car rentalcompaniescan use specialtechnology
to find out wheretheircarsare
locate
C a rr e n t acl o m p a n i ecsa n
t h e i rc a r s
thecrime
7 We can now get up-to-the-minute
newsfrom
around
theworldvia
6
Complete
the headlines
usingthe wordsbelow.
. charged. robbed. accused
. sentenced
o < tt q n o r t < . r h o : t a . l
Supermarket bandit
et4e,
*eett,e,
t4
@4r:
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f rt:
I
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e
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t ! . r " " ' r *
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dryllghl.
7
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v
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ie
Completeeachof the sentences
with two to five
words, includingthe word in bold. Do not change
t h e m e a n i n go f t h e o r i g i n asl e n t e n c e .
1 L a s tn i g h ts o m e o n e
h i t h e ro v e rt h e h e a da n ds t o l e
h e rh a n d b a g
mugged She
l a s tn i g h t
2 P e t e cr o p i e dt h e P i c a s saon ds o l di t a sa n o r i g i n a l
forged
Peter
a n ds o l di t a sa n o r i g i n a l
3 The policegot a descriptionof the thief from
someonewho saw him escape
witness Thepolicegot a description
of the thief
.
A : W h e r ed i dt h e a c c i d e nht a p p e n ?
B: a lt'sdifficultto say
b About fifteenminutesago
c A t E l ma n d D i x o n
Pofiticlan's son
*I
8
A : C a ny o u t e l l m e h o w t o g e t t o t h e M c l a u g h l i n
Gallery?
B : a l ' m g o l n gn o w
b Sorry?Canyou repeatthat?
c l ' m s o r r yt,h e l i n ei se n g a g e d
A: Didyou likethe outfit I wore yesterday?
B : a T h a t ' sa n i n t e r e s t i nqgu e s t i o n
b Let me see
c To be honest,I can'treallyrememberit
A : H e l l oc, a nI s p e a kt o J e n n yp l e a s e ?
B : a W o u l dy o u l i k et o l e a v ea m e s s a g e ?
b l'm sorry,you must havedialledthe wrong
number
c Thankyou for waiting
A: What'sSarah's
sister's
name?
B: a lcan'trememberl
b I d o n ' tt h i n ks o
c W h a td o y o u m e a n ?
A : H o wc o u l dy o u l o s et h e t i c k e t s !
B : a W h a t ' st h e p r o b l e m ?
b l t w a s n ' tm e ! | g a v et h e mt o S a m !
c l ' l lt h i n ko f i t i n a m i n u t e
A: What can I do for you?
B: a I want to reporta robbery
b Can I take a message?
c Okay l'vedonethat
8 A : D i da n y o n ew i t n e s st h e b u r g l a r y ?
B: a No,that'snot what I mean
b l ' l lt h i n ko f i t i n a m i n u t e .
c I d o n ' tt h i n ks o
hj;n o<r:no
IS
35
in the two columns.
Matchthe words/phrases
below.
the sentences
Then,usethemto complete
a n ds o u n d
inmind
a o l u em o o n
a n dt i d y
mattersworse
o n c er n
to make
clean
koon
safe
B : I cansee2)
, nd
1 I d i d n ' th a v ee n o u g hm o n e yt o p a yf o r l u n c h a
I had forgotten
my creditcard
2 We hardlyevergo to the cinemaWe go
A W h a td o y o ut h i n kt h e w o m a nb o u g h t ?
B : S h em i g h t3 )
A H o wi ss h ep a y i n g ?
B : 4)
A H o wo f t e nd o y o u g o s h o p p i n g ?
B
s)
A Where?
B b)
3 Themissingboywas found
t o h i sP a r e n t s
a n dr e t u r n e d
.
W h i l ey o ua r ed r i v i n g ,
that you are beingwatchedby CCTVcamerason
the motorway
Carolisveryneat Herhomeis always
10
A : W h e r ed o y o ut h i n kt h e p i c t u r ew a st a k e n ?
B : I t h i n k1 )
A : C a ny o u d e s c r i bteh e p i c t u r e ?
A
B
Howdo youpay?
7)
andactout similar
b . Lookat the pictures
dialogues.
thenmakesentences
Tickthe correctpreposition,
asin the example.
usingthe phrases,
of
about
to
-+
for
aware
nervouS
married
raugn
notoIouS
pay
keeptrack
worry
in
Hewasn't
awareof thefactthatshehada degree
psychology.
Qo:r..,|
inn
I rY
I \LUV
Speaking
11
12a
thedialogue.
andcomplete
Whichare the three most importantfactorswe
shouldconsiderwhen buyinga car?Choose,
then compareyour list to your partner's.
It should:
o
I
o
a
a
o
o
I
b e e c o n o m i c taol r u n
b e e n v i r o n m e n t aflrliye n d l y
be fast
be efficient
b e c h e a pt o b u y
havea powerfulengine
havelotsof accessories
r u no n p e t r o l
0 . Lookat the title of the article.What couldthe
articlebe about?Readand checkyour answers.
36
'13 Read
thearticle
again.
Forquestions
1-7,choose
thecorrect
answer,
A, B,Cor D.
',a:#w#qr*
ffimwffi
Many of the world's cities lie under a permanent
blanket of smog. People are conceffled about global
rvarming,and fuel pricesjust keep going up and up. It's no
surprisetherefore, that in recent years,car manufacturers
have been put under pressure to invent a vehicle that is
both cheaper to run and better for the environment.
Finally, after much trial and error, it seemsas though they
might be making progress, and the future of the car
industry is beginning to look a little 'greener'.
One of the first ideas which car manufacturerstried,
rvas to replace engines which run on fossil fuels with
electric motors. Unfortunately, these vehicles had several
drawbacks and they didn't sell very well. The problems
were that the batteries of these electric cars ran out very
quickly and took a long time to recharge. Also, the
replacementenergypackswere very expensive.
However, the idea of electric cars has not been
scrappedaltogether.Car manufacturershave improved the
concept so that environmentally friendly cars can now be
efficient and economical as well. This is where the hybrid
car, which has both an electric motor and a traditional
petrol engine,comesin. The electric motor never needsto
be recharged and it is much better for the planet than a
traditionalcar.
In a hybrid car, the engine is controlled by a computer
which determines whether the car runs on petrol,
electricity; or both. When the car needs maximum power,
for example,if it is acceleratingor climbing a steep hill, it
uses all of its resources,whereas at steady speedsit runs
only on petro'I.When slowing down or braking, the electric
motor recharges
its batteries.
Hybrid cars are better for the environment because
the electric motor can help out whenever it is needed and
they have a much smaller engine than a traditional car.
Also, hybrid cars on the market are made using materials
such as aluminium and carbon fibre, which makes them
extremely light. Both of these factors mean that they use
far less petrol than normal cars, so they produce less
pollution.
Of course,hybrid cars aren't perfect; they still run on
fossil fuel and so pollute the environment to some extent.
However, they may be the first step along the road to
cleaner, 'greener' cars. Car manufacturers are already
working on vehicles which run on hydrogen. The only
emissionfrom these cars is harmlesswater vapour. These
are still some way in the future, though, as designersneed
to think of cheap and safeways of producing, transporting
and storing hydrogen,but at last, it looks like we might be
headingin the right direction.
1 Car manufacturersare trying to invent a new
vehiclebecause
A today'scarsproducetoo muchpoisonous
gas
B it is difficultto drivein cities.
C today'scarsusetoo muchfuel
D t h e c a ri n d u s t r iys i n t r o u b l e
Vehicleswhich ran on electricmotors
A movedveryfast
B were madeof piecesof scrap
C were not verypopular
D h a dt o h a v et h e i re n g i n e rse p l a c e d .
The electricmotor in hybridcars
A doesn'tneedto recharge
its batteries
B hasits own petrolengine
C takesa longtime to be recharged.
D needsreplacement
energypacks
The computerin a hybridcar
A p o w e r st h e e n g i n e
B h e l p st h e c a rt o g o u p h i l l s
C keepsthe carrunningat a steadyspeed
D decideshow the carshouldbe poweredat any
g r v e nt i m e
Hybridcarsare better for the planetbecause
A they usedifferentfuelto normalcars
B they are madeof specialmaterials
C t h e e l e c t r im
c o t o ri ss m a l l etrh a na n o r m a l
engrne
D they producelessharmfulgases
Hybridcarsare not the idealsolutionbecause
A they producecarbonfibre
B they do not makethe roadscleaner.
C they alsousepetrol.
D t h e ya r em a d ef r o ma l u m i n i u m
7
Carswhich run on hydrogenare not available
yet because
A it is hardto drivethem in the rightdirection.
B it is difficultto storehydrogen
C they producetoo muchwatervapour
D thereis no futurefor them
thequestions.
14 Answer
a What was the writer's nrrrnoseTWas he/she
successfu
|?
C a ny o u n a m ea n ye n v i r o n m e n t aflrliye n d l ym e a n s
of transport?
Whichdo you use?
I n p a i r s ,t h i n k o f a n e w e n v i r o n m e n t afl rl yi e n d l y
meansof transportDrawa pictureand preparean
advertisement
for it, statingits good points
37
A : A n d t h e r e ' sq u i t ea b i t o f 3 )
In
i t l ' m s u r et h e o w n e rw i l l b e l o o k i n gf o r i t
B : S o , y o u ' v es e a r c h e tdh e c o n t e n t sh, a v ey o u ,
s ir ?
A : E r ,w e l l ,I h a d a q u i c kl o o k ,b u t I d i d n ' tt o u c h
a n y t h i n!g
B: Ah,here'a
s n a m e- o n t h e 4 )
A : G r e a t D o y o u n e e dm e t o s i g na n y t h i n g ?
B: Yes,you can signthis form And you'd better
leaveyour number,in casea rewardis offered
A : G o o di d e a !
I ictpninn
15
Listento the conversation
betweenAdamand
questions
Lisa.For
1-7,choose
the bestanswer,
A,BorC.
Why doesn'tAdam like usingcomputers?
A H ec u t sh i m s e l f
B H ed o e s n ' ut n d e r s t a nt d
hem
C He alwaysdropsthem
In the future, life will be easierbecause
A everything
will be computerised
B p e o p l ew i l ls u r v i vw
e i t h o u tc o m p u t e ' s
C p e o p l ew o n ' t n o t i c ec o m p u t e r s
b . N o w u s et h e p r o m p t st o a c t o u t s i m i l a r
dialogues.
Adam thinks he won't get a job in the future
oecauSe
A he hasa negativeattitude
B i t w i l lt a k eh i my e a r st o u p g r a d eh i ss k i l l s
C h e w o n ' t b e a b l et o u s et h e n e wt e c h n o l o g y
Peoplewill be able to earn more money in the
future because
A theywill work fewerhours
B t h e yw i l l b e a b l et o d o m o r et h a no n ej o b a t a
time
C c o m p u t e rws i l l d o t h e i rw o r k f o r t h e m
b r i e f c a s-et h e s t a t i o n/ n o
wallet/ palmtopcomputer/
n a m eo n a b u s i n e scsa r d
Televisions
will be better in the future because
A t h e yw i l l b e m o r ef r i e n d l y
B theywill havebuttons
C theywill be controlledby voice
17
h a n d b a -g b u ss t o p/ n o
identification
/ jewellery
/
n a m eo n a n e n v e l o n p
At thegarage
a. Putthe exchanges
in the correctordetthen,in
pairs,
readthedialogue
aloud.
How doesAdam feel when he readsabout the
futu re?
A extremely
worried
B veryhappy
(-
trttarlv mi<arrhlo
Lisabelievesthat people
A w i l l c h a n g ei n t h e f u t u r e
B w i l l l e a r nn e ww a y so f d o i n gt h i n g s
C arescaredof the future
C o m m u n i c a t iHoann:d i n g
i n a mi ssi nigte m
1 6 a . F i llinth eg a p s
with drive*
licence,creditcard,
wollet,money
Then,in pairs,
readthe dialogue
aloud.
38
A: Good evening, officer I just found this
1)
o n t h e p a v e m e not u t s i d e
the cafe
Ah Let'shavea l o o k i n s i d eO h d e a r T h e r e ' s
n o t h i n gw i t h t h e person'sname and address,
not evena 2)
A
c
o
o
d
m
o r n i n gm a d a m
FTI
W h a tc a nI d o f o r y o u ?
ET--lot courseWhat'sthe
problem?
ETI umr
you're
Yes,
rightl'lljustpumpthem
up foryou
youare You're
th"ru
FTI
ready
to go
it! Drive
ETI oon'tmention
safely
!
B
a O h ,t h a t w o u l db e
great
O h ,l w i l l
Goodbye!
WonderfulThanks
everso much
I t h i n kt h e ym a y
needa bit moreair
i nt h e m
C o u l dy o u c h e c k
tho trrroc nlo:co7
Nowusetheprompts
to actouta similar
dialogue.
a
check
theoil/ mightneedchanging
/ change
it
foryou
t
\vAv/ rr ii tLi n| n
tg
b. Rewritethe pointsin Ex.19ain a paragraph,
usingappropriate
linkingwords/phrases.
.a G..Sll
:','.ri!
--.i
-.".'.\:
Wewrite instructions,
we usethe imperative
form
-"hen
i t h e v e r ba n d w e u s u a l l yl e a v eo u t a r t i c l e sT h e p o i n t s
rust alwaysbe written ln the correctorderone afterthe :
:ther We can use numbers or bullets before each r
lstruction We usuallyuse linkingwords/phrases
(first,
:fter that, then, next,finallyetc)to organise
the pointsor :
: - o w t h e o r d e ro f e v e n t s
'l
20
a. Lookat the instructions
for takinga picture
with a digitalcamera
andfill in the verbs.
o Download. Hold . press
(X2) . Lineup
. Look. Wait
below.Insert
themissing
8 Lookat theinstructions
wordsthentryandguess
whattheobjectis.
o allow o first r when r then
To chargebattery:
1
i n s e r ct h a r g epr l u gi n t o b a s ew i t h
arrowfacingup
p l u g c h a r g i n gu n i t j n t o a p o w e r
2
1
socket
z
it to chargefor 6-8 hours(youcan
u s ei t w h i l ei t i sc h a r g i n g )
f u l l yc h a r g e di ,t w i l l p r o v i d eu p t o
1 0 0 h o u r ss t a n d b yo r 5 h o u r st a l k i n g
3
instructions
explain
howto
19 a. Thefollowing
withdraw
cashfromanATM(automatic
teller
machine).
Putthepointsintothecorrect
order.
button halfwaywhen
s h u t t e ra l l t h e w a y w h e n t h e
5
6
thecamera
s t i l lu n t i li t b e e p s
u n t i l t h e l i g h t changesback to
t h e i m a g ef r o mt h e c a m e r a
b. Lookat the instructionsfor downloadinga
pictureonto a computer.Make the sentences
shorte4then put the pointsinto the correct
or0er.
I
f
I
I
rh. screenwill ask you if you want a n o t h e r
transaction'yes/No,
Wt.r"nthe 'menu,screenappears,
choosethe option
'withdraw
cash,
I fn" nextscreenwill askyou how muchyou wanr to
withdfaw
I P u ty o u rc a r di n t ot h e m a c h i n e
I r f , u m a c h i n ew i l l g r v e y o u y o u r m o n e y a n d a
withdrawalslipshowinga recordof yourtransactron.
_
the arrowkeyon the sideof the screennexrro
! Press
t h e a m o u n ty o u n e e d
t U O "i n y o u rp e r s o n ai dl e n t i f i c a t i onnu m b e (r p l N )
!
I C h o o r "' N o ' a n d t h e s c r e e n
w i l l t e l ly o u t o t a k ey o u r
card
I
I
Yo, haveto select'download'
Sauethe picturein a file
Vo, must clickthe cameraicon on the computer
screen
Y o , m u s tt u r n o n t h e c o m p u t e r
Vo, mustconnectthe camerato the computer
I
"'"etitt8'11"a*.4ta.r.
therubric
andanswer
thequestions.
21 a. Read
Youhavebeentakingphotography
lessons.
Nowyour
teacher
hasaskedyouto writeinstructions
on howto
takethe perfectpicture.
1 What adverbswill you useto put the instructions
inorder?
2 W h a tv e r bt e n s e w
s i l ly o u u s e ?
b. Write the instructionsin 40-80words.
:'v"4t:::*,6.,,ttu?.,f*t*qr,t
,.*r76rr.,.%,.1i.,?:,.*.a..,,,.,, .*'
r.,,.r".r.pr<*_
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Wise,
Penny
Foolish 3
Pound
Crossout the odd word. Which group of goodsdo
the restof the words belongto?
t
2
3
4
5
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v u L d t _ . / ut o t y
Wherewould
a. ldentifythe shopsin the pictures.
youexpectto hearthe following?
o
.
.
.
.
.
.
b. Wherecan you buy eachof theseitems?What
canyou do with eachof theseitems?
lstherea bracelet
to match?
Twoloaves
of rye,please
Haveyougotthisin a large?
CanI tryontheotherone?
please?
Couldyoucutit intoportions,
Doyoudeliver?
included
in theprice?
Aretheframes
hammer,screwdriver,
n@d{t, Oritt
table,book,chair,dresser
d ,r e s s
r i n g ,e a r r i n g sn,e c k l a c e
screwdriver,
bread,meat,pasta
washingpowder,bleach,flowers,
polish
furniture
hardware
6 towel,deodorant,shampoo,
toothpaste
paper,ribbons
7 pen,envelopes,
8 j u m p e ru, m b r e l l ac,o a t ,s h i r t
9 lipstick,CD player,cooker,fridge
4
with the correctword
from the list.
. delightedo conservative
. dedicated. bear
. w o v e n . b u d g e t . i m p o r t e d. a m b i t i o u s
. s e n t i m e n t a. l g e n u i n e l y
1 Unfortunately,
I can't afford it becausel'm on a
tiqht
2 Thisring might not be expensive,
but it's of great
, , v a l u et o m e
3 He'sdeterminedto succeedbecausehe's a very
,
man
4 Tonyis really
to hiscareer
i n m i n dt h a t t h e s h o p sw i l l
5 Please
b e c l o s e do n S u n d a y
6 S a l l yw a s
w i t h t h e b o u q u e to f
flowersshereceived
7 Anita was
surprisedwhen she
won firstprize
rug at the
8 He boughta colourful
fleamarket
personwho doesn't
9 He'sa very
l i k en e w i d e a sa t a l l
1 0 S h ec o u l d n ' tf i n d w h a t s h e w a n t e dh e r e ,s o s h e
h a dt o h a v ei t s p e c i a l l y
b. Whatcanyoubuyin
eachshop?
5
2
lettersto form
a. Fillin the missing
compound
nouns,
asin theexample.
,w'ssti!ng
: h i. q-h -t .
llow-
rh
4
S
,,
roiler
I 004r0
m a c hr n e
milk
spray
gel
scarf
5 lce
40
6 I comPuter
tre
5
/
00rt|e0
mineral
R
:
9 ,
:
10 '
norcnn:l
laptop
pierced
9!lP-:9ll
linen
leather
e
Replacethe adjectivesin bold with their opposites.
. modern . expensive. boring . local . fresh
. cool . fantastic. tight
1 Thatwas one of the most interestingfilmsI have
everseen
2 We got a very warm welcomewhen we finally
arrived
3 This restaurantis great,if you like international
c ur S r n e
4 | t h i n kh e rn e w d r e s sl o o k sd r e a d f u l
5 Shealwaysbuyscheapclothes
6 T h i sd i s h t a k e sh a l f a n h o u r t o c o o k i f y o u u s e
frozenvegetables
7
8
6
p r e f e ras n t i q u ef u r n i t u r e
Myhusband
My trousersaretoo loose
5 A : W h i c hb l o u s ed o y o u t h i n k I
the
r e do r t h e p i n ko n e ?
B: a I thinkthe redone looksbetteron you
b Anyhow,pinkdoesn'tsuityou
a. Matchthe description
of the clothes
to the
pictures
below.
6 A : F r a n k ' rse a l l yu p s e tw i t h m e , I s h o u l d n 'ht a v e
b e e ns o r u d et o h i m
B : a H o wa b o u ta s k i n gF r a n ka b o u ti t ?
b Y o us h o u l da p o l o g i steo h i m
short-sleeved,
yellowcotton
dress
with
m
w h i t ec o l l a r
b l a c ks u i t
t 5 t I checked
shirt
t i g h tw h i t e
T-shirt
TET-I stripedcotton
shorts
f;-f-socks
r v t
I
l-T_l
tra Iners
7 A: Shall I make reservations
at that new Thai
restau
rant?
B : a Y o us h o u l dc a l lt h e r e s t a u r a nf itr s t
b Troubleis,it'sa littleexpensive
t
m
m
ta2n<
8 A: l'vedecidedto take Frenchlessons.
B : a l t h i n k t h a t ' sa g r e a ti d e a !
b Anyway,you aregood at languages
9
meaningof the originalsentence.
1 Janewill take careof the babywhilewe'reaway
after
Jane
whilewe'reaway
Yournew trouserslook great,they are exactlythe
r i g h ts i z e
glove
Yournew trousers
..;
. they lookgreat
b. Talkabouteachperson's
clothes.
A - George
iswearing
a blueTshirt,
striped
cottonshorts,
...
7
8
Writedownfiveitemsof clothingyouhavein
yourwardrobeanddescribe
them.
1 A: Do youthinkI should
get Marya CDfor her
birthday?
a H o wa b o u tt h a t o n e ?
b Y e sb
, u t m a k es u r ei t i s n ' to n es h e ' sa l r e a d y
got
2 A . Let'shavethe partytomorrownight
B : a Troubleis, most people will have made
b
3
o t h e rp l a n sb y n o w
I t h i n ky o us h o u l d
A T h es a l e s m asna i dI c o u l d n 'et x c h a n gteh e s h i r t
you boughtfor me
B a Y o u s h o u l d g o b a c k a n d s p e a kt o t h e
b
4
manager
How aboutwaitinguntiltomorrow?
A'. I thought you wanted to go to the cinema
tonight
B: a Anyway,it doesn'tmatterto me
b I d i d ,b u t t h e r ei s n ' ta n y t h i n g o o do n
Thepoliceareinvestigating
the case
l o o k i n g T h ep o l i c e
. the case
I r e a l l ya p p r e c i a tael ly o u rh e l p
grateful l'm really
a l ly o u rh e l p
I a s k e dC a r oal n ds h es a i dw e c o u l dw e a rj e a n sa n d
trainersto the party
casual
Carolsaidwe
. to the party
J i mt o o k h i ss u i tt o t h e d r yc l e a n e r ' s
had
Jim
.
at the dry cleaner's
S h ec a nt h i n ka b o u tn o t h i n ge l s eb u t h e rc a r e e r
obsessed She .
..
n e rc a r e e r
I r e t u r n e dt h e b l o u s eb e c a u s et h e r e w a s a b i g
m a r ko n t h e b a c k
stain
I took the blouseback to the shop
because
it
on the back
9 The managerrefusedto giveme my moneyback,
eventhouqhthe mirrorwascracked
refund
I couldn't
for the crackedmirror
10 Mostwomenwear m?ke-upbecause
theywant to
look better
e n h a n c e W o m e nu s u a l lw
y e a rm a k e - u p
appearance
41
Matchthe words/ohrases
in columnA to thosein
columnB.Then,usethe phrases
to complete
the
sentences.
A
8 A f t e r t h e e a r t h q u a k ew, e h a d a n e n g i n e elro o k
t h e b u i l d i n gt o m a k es u r et h a t t h e r e
w a sn o s e r i o udsa m a g e
B
Speaking
u n d e ry o u rh a t
h i ss h o e s
duty
h i ss h i r t
n o rt h e r e
the record
be off
lose
n e i t h e hr e r e
off
be In
keepit
13
l f h e k e e p si n v e s t i n g
a l l h i s m o n e yi n t h e s t o c k
m a r k e th, e ' sg o i n gt o
H e a g r e e dt o t h e i n t e r v i e w
o n l y i f e v e r y t h i n hg e
s a i dw a s
l ' m a f r a i dP o l i c C
e o n s t a b lH
earrison
rgnt now
I t h i n kM a r c i ai sg o i n gt o b e p r o m o t e db, u t n o o n e
et5eKnows,50
I w o u i d n ' tw a n t t o
w h e n h i sf a t h e rf i n d so u t t h a t h e c r a s h etdh e c a r
S h e h a s t o s n e n dm o r e [ i m e o n h e r h o m e w o r k
Whethershewantsto or not, is
11
A : W h a tcanyou seein the picture?
B: 1)
A:
B:
A:
B:
to
WIIN
from
W h a ta r et h e yd o i n g ?
2)
W h a td o y o ut h i n kt h e yh a v eb e e nd o i n g ?
3)
A : W h a tc o u l dt h e yh a v eb o u g h t ?
B : 4)
A : How do they feel?Why?
B : s)
A : What arethey goingio do next?
thenmakesentences
usingthe phrases,
in
as theexample.
of
andcomplete
the dialogue.
tn
proud
B : 6)
A : How often d o y o ug o s h o p p i n gW
? h ow i t h ?
B : 7)
dedicated
object
part
prorecr
t a k ep r i d e
andin pairsactout similar
dialogues.
OCCUT
delighted
prease0
l'mproudofmydaughter.
She's
thebestinherclass.
thephrasal
verbs.
12 Complete
1 | havepromised
to look
myneighbour's
c a tw h i l es h ei so n h o l i d a y
2 T h ep o l i c el e t h i m
with a warning
3 They looked
him becausehe wasn't
interested
in poetry
4 D o n ' tr e l yo n L a r r yh, e ' l lo n l yl e t y o u
5 Mary hireda privatedetectiveto look
h e rhu s b a n d 'dsi s a p p e a r a n c e
6 S h el e t
, a l o u ds c r e a m
w h e nt h e m o u s e
ran over her foot
7 Mary had to let
. h e rs k i r tb e c a u sseh e ' d
g a i n e dw e i g h t
42
Reading
14
a. Lookat thetitleof thearticle
on p. 43.What
do youexpectto readin it?
b. Lookat thestarsignsandin pairssuggest
an
gift for each.Readthe articleto see
appropriate
if yourguesses
werecorrect.
15
a. Readthe articleagain.Forquestions
1-14,
choosefromthe starsignsA-F.Someof the
starsignsmaybe chosenmorethanonce.
Whenmorethanoneansweris required,
these
maybe givenin anyorder.
People
who werebornunderthisstarsign:
get boredveryquickly
wouldappreciate
beinggivena book
do notlikeoldthings
don'treally
mindwhatyougivethem
enjoyplaying
withnewmachines
fTIDI
FI
t2-fl
FI
FTI FTl
reTl
want to be famous
do not appreciate
fakejewellery
do not likereceiving
giftsfor their
nome
enjoykeepingin touchwith others
liketo be secretive
areusuallyartistic
would liketo be giventickets
FI
Fl-l
toT_l
t - |
|
FT|l
FIT-I
ETI
F3T_-l
[4t_l
b. Wherecouldyou readsuchan article?
Doyou
agreewith the writer?
licteninn
16
At the Bank
Youwill heara radiointerview
aboutcredit
cards.Forquestions
1-8, complete
the noteswhich
summarise
whatthe speakers
say.Youwill needto
writea wordor a shortphrasein eachbox.
phrases,
thenin pairs,
read
18 a. Fillinthemissing
thedialogue
aloud.
oThat's
fine.. That's
right.o Certainly,
sir
. Thank
you,sir
A: l'd liketo depositthis chequeinto my savings
Peonleoften oet a lot of offers for credit cardsas soon as
:rrnrrnf
theyaref
It isa goodideato geta creditcardfrom
m
m
Somepeopleapplyfor creditcardsbecause
theyare
D e l a y i ntgh e p a y m e not f c r e d i ct a r db i l l sm e a n st h a t y o u p a y
mininterest
C r e d i ct o m p a n i em
s a k eF
B: 2)
from
Now,if you couldjust fill out this depositslip
A : O K D o l s i g nh e r e ?
B: 3)
p e o p l ew h o c a n ' ta f f o r dt o p a yt h e i rb i l s
C r e d i ct a r d sa r eu s e f uw
l h e ny o u d o n ' th a v ea n y
And
monyou
item
of every
b. Now usethe promptsbelow to act out a similar
dialogue.
you buywith yourcreditcard
: :: r.:,.'r
r.:r. !i'::a1.r:11.i!i,::ir
.
Communication:
Applying
fora
credit
card
17
a. Fillin the gapswith: passport,information,pay
slip,opplicotion,licence.
Then,in pairs,readthe
dialogue
aloud.
Customer:
l'd liketo applyfor a creditcard,please
BankClerkRight.l'll needsomedetailsbeforeI can process
y o u r1 ) . . .
C u s t o m e r : O h , l s eWeh a t d o y o u n e e d t, h e n ?
BankClerk
l'll needto seetwo differentformsof photo lD
Customer:
OK l've got my driving2)
and
mv 3)
BankClerkfhat's
fine l'lljust makea copyof them
Customer:
Do you needanyother4)
. . .. .. . .?
BankClerk:Yes
I needyour most recent5)
Customer:
Oh, l've got that here
BankClerk
Great Well,yourcardshouldbe with us in about
ten days.We'llcallyou as soonas it arrives
you
CustomerThank
b. Now usethe promptsbelow to act out similar
dialogues.
.
.
44
a p p l yf o r a l o a n/ a f o r mo f l D a n da b a n k
statement/ threemostrecentpayslips/ loan
shouldbe grantedin abouttwo weeks
applyfor a secondmortgage/ a form of lD and
tax statement/ documentshowingproofof
ownershipof house/ mortgageshouldbe
approvedin aboutfifteendays
haro'c r roraint
A : O h ,t h a n k s
B : 4 ) . . . . . ... .
a r p d i t r : r d c h o l n v n r I t n n a v f n . e x n p r ^ s i v et h i . r n s o v e r a
moftime
Youshould
always
ffi
nlo:<o
B : 1 )
Do you haveyourbankbookwith you?
A : O h ,n o I d i d n ' tt h i n kI w o u l dn e e di t
B: Well,do you havesomethingwith youraccount
n u m b e ro n i t ?
A: Erm Let me see Oh yes,l'vegot a bank
statementhere
withdrawtwenty pounds/ forgottenbankbook/
formof photolD/ passport
/ fill out withdrawalslip
Writinga firstperson
narrative
n ' 4
/4f-trtlI
*-;\\_\i"'#
\\
"'
WhenwEwritea firstperson
narrative,
we beginwith an
introductionto set the scenewith informationabout
who/where/whenand why The main body has two or
more paragraphs
describing
the eventsin chronological
order The conclusiontellswhat happenedat the end of
the story and includesfeelingsand comments We
normally
writethe storyusingthe pasttensesand a variety
of adjectives
and adverbs
to makeit moreinteresting
' Analysing
A ModelText
19
a. Readthestoryon p. 45 andunderline
the
correcttense.
' B e g i n n i n/gEsn d i n g s
b. Readthe storyagainanddecidewhich
techniques
havebeenusedby the writerto
starVfinish
the story.
o USI'rg
the senses
... . .
. usingdirectspeech
. askinga rhetorical
question
. addressing
the readerdirectly. . . ..
. referringto one'sfeelingsor moods
. d e s c r i b i npge o p l e 'rse a c t i o n s / f e e l i n.g.s. ...
Ar:f,*nrfo*rr***ir:q
fxptrri*r?*e
Have you ever been really
embarrassed?
Well, I have. It was
last week. I was at an expensive
restaurant and I l) finished/had
just finisheda deliciousmealwith a
neu clientW
. h i l em y g u e s rw a si n
t h e F o y e rm a k i n g a n i m p o r r a n t
phone call, I decided to pay the
bil.
Mr Lewiswas very relievedthat I had fornO f,ii:ii
briefcaseHiscreditcardsand personal
identification
wereinside
oecause
5 | gave it to my daughter.She said it was wnat
she'dalwayswanted
ano
. Discuss
& Write
22
Readthe newspaper
articlebelow,thenput the
sentences
that followin the correctorder.
;f,;
t
t
.t€'-'
I 2) reached/wasreaching into
,aittF;
p#rl::Yli"n#H:fffilll,ljil
itwasn,r,r,...
Llt my purse but it wasn'tin there either. I emptie-dmv
;rocketsonto the table,but I couldn't find mv cr'edircard
..nylyhere.I 4) didn't know/hadn'tknown whar tu do.
checkingmy purseto see
__lvhgnmy gxest returned,I rn'as
.'I had enoughmoneyto pay rhebill in cash.Unfortunately,
- didn't evenhaveenoughfoi the taxi home.So,I wentto the
- )\,erto callmy boss.When he heardmy problem,he 5) had
oeenlaughing/laughedand told me to wair for a driver to
.flng me the companycreditcard.
A littie while later a driver 6) arrived/wasarriving at rhe
testaurantand gave me the card. "Thank you, sir. you've
.aled the day!"I saidgratefullyasI went ro pay rhebili.
&S*W"
:
a mistake
andgave
#tt fiNffH
rtlfril$nemade
thewrong
bag"shetolcl
0urepofer.
Davidcrey,the
fltyflnfifff
rjfiL|lmanager
of the jelvellery
LastSaturdayattemaon shop,was $o grateful
MrsSmithbaught
a ilO
whensherelumedtheril
silver bracelettot her
fhat he gaveher a {5W
ilirce's birthday and gold bracelof.FIerniece,
walked
away
witha{5,WA Jenny
Potfer,
saidit was
pair
galrl
o{
andrlianand thebestpre$ent
$hehad
I,tl
earilngs.
gttl
"The
salcs
evethad!
il
f
. Adjectives
20
I
Ll
LJ
I
E
I
f
Fillin the missing
adjectives
fromthe listbelow.
. delicious
o urgent. embarrassing
. best o expensive
1 My mosi
. experience
waswhenI
forgotto wearmy shoesandwentto workwith
myslrppers
onI
2 | hadt:
'ti"ri:i:orthe rirm
tomake
an
|"uu:
That was the most
mealI have
everhad.I wish I couldcookaswell asyou do
My husband
b o u g h tm e a n
pair
of earringsfor my birthday
I t h i n k t h a t a o n e y e a rm e m b e r s h iapt t h a t n e w
g y m i st h e
presentfor Angela
:,,;+..'
23
fhe salesgirl madea mistake
Themanagergavehera goldbraceletworth f 5OO
MrsSmith'sniecehada wonderfulbirthdaypresent
Vrr Smithleftthe storewith a f 5,000pairof earrings
V r r S m i t hw e n t t o t h e j e w e l l e rsyh o p .
HrtoSmithreturnedthe earrings
Virr Smithboughta braceletworth f 1O
a. Read
therubric
andanswer
thequestions
inthe
plan.
Yourlocalnewspaper
isholdinga shortstory
competition
you
and
have
decidedto enter.yourstory
*
muststartwith thewords"Haveyoueverhada really
wonderful
surprise?"
1f
1i:!
q*
lntroduction
. Linkers
below
using
thewords
inbold.
21 Jointhesentences
My guestwas makinga phonecall I decidedto
p a yt h e b i l l
white
H e h e a r dm y p r o b l e mH
. e l a u g h e da n dt o l d m e t o
wait for him
wnen
Luckily,
the shopswere still open I took the bus
into town and went backto the shop
so
(Para l)
Who/Whatis the storyabout?Where/'Whn
d i d i t t a k ep l a c e ?
MainBody
(Paras2-3) What happened
Jirst/nextetc?What wasthe
climax?
Conclusion
lPara4)
'Whathappmed
in the end?How did you
Jeel?What dreyour commentsor reactions?
b. Writeyourstoryin 120-180
words.
Usethe
storyin Ex.19asa model.
45
YouAreWhat
youEat
2
a. Fillin the tablebelowto showhow thesefoods
canbe cooked.
Then,askandanswer,
asin the
example.
I
"'t--Vocabulary
ldentifythe
a. Whatcanyouseein the picture?
foodsandcomplete
the table.
A: Howdoyoulikeyourchicken
cookedT
B: lpreferit grilled.
A: Doyou?I don't.I preferroasted
chicken.
b . Whatdo you liketo put on yourfood?Askand
answerasin the example.
. salt. pepper
o mustard
r ketchup
. oil . vinegar
tr
A: I liketoputketchup
onmychips.
B: Metoo,butsometimes
I Itkesaltandvineqar
instead.
::'
3
Replace
the wordsin boldwith wordsfrombelow,
asin the example.
Somewordscanbe usedmore
thanonce.
. slice. jar . piece. cUp. 162fo packet
o tube r bottle
1
2
3
4
5
Can I havesomebread?aslice/lsaf
a{
Wouldyou likesomecake? .
Do you haveany toothpaste?
Can I get you somecoffee?
Couldyouget somespaghettifromthe supermarket?
I thoughtwe hadsomecokein the fridge
7 D o w e n e e da n yj a m ?
8 W o u l dy o u l i k es o m ec h e e s ien y o u rs a n d w i c h ?
4
Completethe sentencesusingthe words below.
. a c c o m p a n i e.da l e r t . g u a r a n t e e. p e a k . f l e x i b l e
. boost . absorb. unprocessed
o vital e stockup
meat & poultry:
dairyproducts:
f i sh :
shellfish:
fruit:
vegetables:cauliflower
o t h e r :. . . . . . . . . ... . . .
b. Add threemorefoodsto eachcategory.
c. Howoften do you eatthesefoods?
46
1 lt is
t o e a t a b a l a n c e dd i e t a n d
exerciseregularlyif you want to stay fit and
healthy
2 Benlikesto eat somethingsweetto
hisenergylevelsin the lateafternoon
3 A good review will
that the
restaurant
will be a success
4 S h el i k e st o h a v ea c u p o f m i l k
b ya
pieceof cakewhen shecomeshomefromschoor
5 Make surethat you
with enough
you
for
food
the trip betore
set sail
6 lt's bestto exercise
when yourenergylevelis at its
t
7 The body can
quickly
certarnsugarsvery
A: Goodafternoon.
MayI takeyourorder?
please.
B: Yes
l'dlikethetortillachipsanddip,followed
by
. carbohydrates
containedin fruit
a n dg r a i n sa r ee s s e n t i taol a h e a l t h yd i e t
Some people drink coffee to help them sta,
thespaghetti,
A: Andwhatwouldyou likefordessert?
B: I thinkl'll try theicecreamsundae.
10 lf youwarmup beforeyouexercise,
yourmuscles
willbemore
5
(1-9)to the Starters,
a. Matchthe pictures
Main
(A-l)in the menubelow.
Courses
andDesserts
Thenactout dialogues,
asin the example.
b. Whichof thesefoods are:sweet?salty?sour?
bitter?spicy?creamy?juicy?
6
1 A : W e a r eg o i n gc a m p i n gi n t h e S o u t ho f F r a n c e
W o u l dy o u l i k et o j o i n u s ?
B : a T h a n k sf o r a s k i n gb, u t l ' m n o t v e r yk e e no n
camprng
b lt'sa greatway to get closerto nature
2 A. Hey, welcome back How was your trip to
Singapore?
B : a l t w a st e r r i b l yd i s a p p o i n t i n g
b I wouldn'twastemy time
3 A : M y s i s t e ri s c o m i n go v e r f o r d i n n e rt o n i g h t
W h y d o n ' ty o uj o i n u s ?
a I s u p p o sseo
b l ' d l o v et o , b u t l ' m a f r a i dI c a n ' t
4
A W h a t d i dy o ut h i n ko f t h e n e w B r a dP i t tf i l m ?
B : a You'vegot to seeitl
b l t ' sw e l lw o r t h a v i s i t l
5 A: We are all going out afterwork. Do you fancy
coming?
B : a N o ,I d o n ' tw a n t t o d o t h a t
b Why not?
6 A : We're thinkingof getting a microwaveoven
Do you think it'sworth it?
B : a You musttry it lt'sso easy
b lt'sgreatfor cookingmealsquickly.
7
you can
8 A: Why don't you comeoveron Sunday?
h e l pm e c l e a no u t t h e a t t i c
B : a T h a n k sb, u t l ' d r a t h e rn o t
b l'd loveto, thank you verymuchfor inviting
mel
Starters
H
A Are you goingto Tony'sNewYear'sEvepartyT
B : a I s u p p o sseo
b Sorry,I can'tremember
rortiliachipsand
dip
peasoup
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MainCourse
,
I-Tp]
Borosnese
bread
f-fEl i::l:,1 steakwith andsarirc
riceandsreen
beans
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with bakedpotato
and broccoli
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rely
recover
reply
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readv
refrain
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for
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8
1 He'sa professional
chef, so preparingeverything
f o r t h e d i n n e rp a r t yw i l l b e
for him
Don't
t e l l i n gy o u rp a r e n t tsh a t y o u
b r o k et h e w i n d o w ; t h e y a r e g o i n g t o f i n d o u t
sooneror later
keepgoingon
I don't know why my grandparents
I t h i n kl i f ei s a l o t e a s i e r
a b o u t. .
now than it was 60 yearsago
4 T h e p o l i c ea r r i v e da n d s o o n h a d t h e s i t u a t i o n
m e a n i n go f t h e o r i g i n a sl e n t e n c e .
'l
I fell asleephalfwaythrough the film becauseit
w a ss o b o r i n g
Thefilmwasso boringthat
nodded
halfwaythrough
2 | t h o u g h tT i n aw a sm a r r j e d
lwas ,
under
t h a t T i n aw a s m a r r i e d
It is very importantto make sure that you are
g e t t i n gt h e n e c e s s avr yi t a m i n a
s n d m i n e r a lw
s hen
y o u a r eo n a 0 r e r
M a k i n gs u r e y o u a r e g e t t i n gt h e
vital
n e c e s s a rvyi t a m i n sa n d m i n e r a l s
on a diet
,
v
;
i
l
r x e r c i s e l h e l py o u
A h e a l t h yd i e t a n d r e g u l a e
stayfit and loseweight
accompanieA
d h e a l t h yd i e t
. w i l l h e l py o u s t a y
f i t a n d l o s ew e i g h t
Watch out f o r p i c k p o c k e twsh e n y o u u s e p u b l i c
transport
alert
5 T h ec h i l d r e n
were
a f t e rt h e i r l o n g
sreep
6 H i s d o n a t i o ni s
c o m p a r e dt o t h e
amountthat is neededto feedthe poor
7 Whenthe lawyersawthat herclientwas not to be
t r u s t e ds, h ed r o p p e dh i m l i k e
8 .....
. , n e m a n a g e ot o f i n i s h h i s n e w
novel
>peaKlng
10
andcomplete
thedialogue.
Youshouldalwaysbe
whenyou use
publictransport
6 T h e p h o n erangjust as I was about to leavethe
house
point
lwas
t h e h o u s ew h e nt h e p h o n er a n g
7 Y o u rn e i g h b o u rasr e s o n o i s y !| d o n ' t k n o w h o w
you canlivehere
put
I d o n ' t k n o wh o w y o u c a n
n o i s yn e i g h b o u r s
,
R
Tn ho : nnnd drricr vnrr shnrld rnn.pnl',r'e
On
w h a t y o u a r ed o i n ga n d b e a b l et o r e a c tq u i c k l yi f
<nmaihinn
, y r- n, a, -v .n.aYa i-E- - - r 0 n a p p e n S
reflexes
You needfast
o)
9lcd
L
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LUI lLEr rLro Lrur I
g o o dd r i v e r
A : W h e r ed o y o ut h i n kt h e p i c t u r ew a st a k e n ?
B: 1)
A : C a ny o u d e s c r i biet ?
B"2).
A : W h a td o y o ut h i n kt h e ya r ec e l e b r a t i n g ?
B: 3)
A : W h a ta r et h e ye a t i n g ?
B: 4)
yourbirthday?
A: How do you celebrate
R.
9 .
q\
J ,
A: Whatfooddoyouusually
serve?
B: 6)
9
in the two columns.
Matchthe words/phrases
Then,usethe phrases
to complete
the sentences.
the good
pur
under
o uruP
f u l lo f
a hot
ovqil
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of cake
a l lo d d s
beans
control
intheocean
old days
off
andin pairs,actout similar
dialogues.
Reading
Whatdoyouexpect
to readin
1"1 a. Readthetitleof thearticle.
the article?
Whatillnesses
isanovenrueight
personlikelyto
sufferfrom?
b. Youaregoingto readanarticleabouta womannamed
Kathy.Fiveparagraphs
havebeenremoved
fromthe article.
Choose
fromthe paragraphs
A-G the onewhichbestfits
eachgap1-5.Thereisoneparagraph
whichyoudo not
needto use.Thereisanexample
Kathyis on a specialdiet. ShewCighs45kgand
her targetweight is 50kg.Very few peopletry
to put on weight,but Kathy has a very good
as anore&a.
Kathy took thosewords to heart and begana diet which would last for
the next twenty years of her life. She quickly lost a lot of weight and
beganto look too thin. Her mother was very worried and took her to
seethe doctor. "In those days,anorexiawasnot taken seriously,"says
Kathy. "The doctor just told me to go home and eat plenty of big
dinners!"
and soon her friends beganto ask her if shewas i11."I thought they
werejealous of me for being so thin," she smilessadly,',butactually
I looked awful."
she was twenty-three, Kathy married an engineer
Steven. They had two children, David, who is now twelve, and
Christine,who is ten. "I ate normally while I was pregnant,"Kathy
says,'but as soon as the babieswere born, I started starvingmyself
Iife. It was about a young woman who had died of cancer. "I
suddenlyrealisedthat I had everythingI could ask for and I was
throwing it all away. While other people were fighting for their
her that many teenagersseem to believe that it is attractive to be
dangerouslythin. The fascination with celebrities and their weight
is one issuethat she feels very strongly about. "I believe that there is
a link between media images and eating disorders.It makes me
angry that the media only showsthe positive side of thinness."
l
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I
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a:
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Kathy and her family are relieved
and happy that she has managed
to overcome her problem and
now her main ambition is to
prevent others from going
through the same nightmare. "I
am very lucky," she says. "A lot
of people never recover from
anorexia. Now, if I can savejust
one person from the horrors of
eating disorders, it will make my
experienceseem worthwhile. "
A When Kathyleft schoollaterthat year,she
b e g a n a m o d e l l i n gc o u r s e U n f o r t u n a t e l y ,
this only made her problem worse
"Modelling
w a s p o s s i b ltyh e w o r s t c a r e e rI
c o u l d h a v e c h o s e n , "s h e a d m i t s " I w a s
s u r r o u n d ebdy g i r l sw h o w e r ee v e nt h i n n e r
t h a n m e ,a n d i t m a d em e f e e lt e r r i b l e"
Kathywasstilllivingat homewith herfamily,
so she found it difficultto go without food
lnstead,
shewouldeat andthen makeherself
"l realised
sickstraightafteru,rards
that it was
wrong," she says I didn't know what
anorexia
or bulimia
were,but I knewthat I had
a problemThetroublewasI couldn'tstop"
She feelsthat magazinesnot only fail to
inform their readersabout how celebrities
s t a ys o f a s h i o n a b sl yl i mb u t a l s oa b o u tt h e
risksof excessive
dieting " I want childrento
u n d e r s t a n dt h a t t h e i r h e a l t h i s m o r e
important than trying to conform to a
c e r t a i ni m a g e , "s a i dK a t h y
" A l l I e v e ra t e w a ss a l a da n d a p p l e s ,K
" athy
admits "l drankwaterand blackcoffeeand I
usedto run up and down the stairstryingto
burnoff the few calories
I gained" But even
t h o u g hh e r b o n e ss h o w e dt h r o u g hh e rs k i n
and she was dangerouslyunderweight,
Kathystillbelieved
that shewasfat
Kathy'sproblemsbeganwhen shewassixteen
yearsold Shehad alwaysbeenconscious
of
her figure,but had neverthoughtof dieting
until one summer's
day at schoolAs shesat
on a lowwallin the playground
enjoying
an ice
creamfrom the schoolcanteen,a teacher
jokinglytold herthat shewouldget fat if she
atetoo manysweets
Thanksto the good adviceher doctorgave
her, Kathy was able to recoverfrom her
illnessShebeganeatinghealthymealsand
stoppedweighingherselfSoonshe had put
on ten kilosandwas beginning
to looklikea
h e a l t h hy u m a nb e i n ga g a i n .
At that verymoment,Kathymadeup hermind
to get overher illnessShegaveup exercising,
stoppedmakingherselfsickandstartedwriting
a bookabouther experiences.
Shealsogavea
talk on eatingdisorders
at herchildren's
school
It wassucha success
that shewasinvitedto visit
otherschools
aroundthe country
c. Readthe articleagain.What role did
advertisingand careerplay in Kathy's
obsessionwith her weight? What
advice would you give to those
sufferingfrom anorexia?
49
b . Now usethe promptsto act out a similar
Listening
dialogue.
12
with a scientist
Youwill heara radiointerview
food.
engineered
who istalkingaboutgenetically
(true)
questions
f
or
as
For
1-6, markthe sentences
F(false).
a
o
a
Booking
a cater ing
company
1 D r S t e v e ntsh i n k st h a t g e n e t i c a l l y
enoineered
foodshaveseveral
advantages
2 I n t h e U 5 ,5 0 %o f a l lc o r nc r o p sa r e
nonotir:llv
14
anninoorofl
Corncan be alteredto producea poison
w h i c hk i l l sc a t e r p i l l a r s
4 K i l l i n gc a t e r p i l l acr o
s u l dp u t o t h e ra n i m a l s
in danger
5 T h eo n l ya d v a n t a goef g e n e t i ce n g i n e e r i n g
i st h a t i t m a k e sf a r m e r rsi c h e r
6 G e n e t ie
c n g i n e e r i ncgo u l ds t o pp e o o l e
g
o
f r o m i n gh u n g r y
3
menlL
a. Fillin the gapswith: snacks,services,
bookings.Then in pairs,readthe dialogue
aloud.
Caterer:
Hello,Cathy'sCaterersHow canI helpyou?
W o m a nO: h , h e l l o l ' d l i k et o b o o ky o u r 1 )
party
my daughter's
Caterer:When
will you be holdingthe party?
for
W o m a n : O2n5 t hJ u n e
fine We don't haveanyother2)
Caterer:fhat's
f o r t h a t d a y N o w ,h o w m a n yg u e s t sw i l l b e a t t e n d i n g ?
Woman:Around 50, I think Most of them will be quite
y o u n g W e ' v eh i r e da m a g i c i atno k e e pt h e c h i l d r e a
nm u s e d
Caterer:Sounds
liketheywon't want to sit down to eat
Woman:It'sa smallparty;3)
on traysis what I
h a di n m i n d
Caterer:
OK, l'm sure we can come up with something
t o d a ya n d t h e n y o u
s p e c i a lI ' l l s e n dy o u a 4 )
pop
in nextweekto discuss
the details
can
great Thanks
Woman:Ihal's
C o m mn
ui c a t i o S
n :h o p p i n g
13
m i n c e/ h a l fa k i l o/ f 2 1 0 a k i l o
lambchops/ a kilo/ f3 50 a kilo
steak/ two kilos/ f4 70 a kilo
Thenin pairs,readthe
a. Matchthe exchanges.
dialogue
aloud.
0 . Now usethe promptsto act out a similar
dialogue.
g o l d e na n n i v e r s apr a
y r t y/ 3 O t hM a y/ a r o u n d1 0 0
g u e s t /s a l la g e s/ h i r e da b a n d/ l o t so f d a n c i n g
/
<t:nd-rrn hrrffpt mp:l
Writing
A
Goodafternoon
What canI get
you?
fnTl
Ef-
I2 |
ETI
ETI
FTI
ETI
|
I W O K i l O SH e r e y O U
are AnythingelseT
Yes,thesewere
broughtin fresh
j u s tt h i sm o r n i n g
of course
tstharall?
That'llbe{3 40
then, please
Yes,haveyou got
anygreenpeppers?
O h ,a n da k i l oo f
ontonS
l ' d l i k et w o k i l o so f
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i
^l^--^
PIEOJC
d Y e s ,I t h i n ks o
e Hereyouare Thank
youverymuch
Oh,lovelyCouldI
heva
fnr rr nle:<o?
t
1:
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50
we usea formalstyle
Whenwe writea letterof complaint,
We begin the letterwith Dear Sir/Madam In the first
paragraph,we stateour reasonfor writing In the second,
we stateour complaints
and
third and fourth paragraphs,
givejustifications.
for eachpoint
We starta new paragraph
we
we want to complainabout In the last paragraph,
the actionwhichwe thinkshouldbe taken We end
suggest
the letterwith Yoursfaithfullv.andour full name
' An a l V s ran lqVo d e l T e xt
^
l
the correctlinking
1 5 a. Readthe letterandunderline
words.Then,statethetopicof eachparagraph.
:
.:.. : :..'
1 I feelI mustcomplainabout
2 | suggestthat you improveyourstandards
3 A l l i n a l l , t h e w h o l e e x p e r i e n cwe a s s o m e w n a t
unsatisfactory
4 l'm afraidto saythat the service
was not as good
as might be expected
5 lf thingsdo not improvein the future,l,m afraidI
maybe forcedto take my business
elsewhere
I i:.:::.?..
) e a r5 i r / M a d a m ,
in
I received
service
the
about
complain
I am writingto
uo,"uot'*uirt"1lttt"J;;rrwasunabre
to findthepeti
1) Firstly/Furthermot''
tv '
one of your
-'ight5tdrr
food section,so I asked
he simply:plut"'
io tf'u
lnsteadof showrngn't
awaY
shruggedandwalked
at the I
standingin a queue
2) Then/However'after
the end only '
minutes't ieached
checkoutfor overlfteJn
and I l
that her shift was over
to be told by the cashier
queue
would haveto lotn another
. Analysing
theRubr ic
17
A s i f t h a t w a s n o t O t O " * ' n n ' w h e n l f i n a l l y mme
a n a'g e d '
the cashierovercharged
to pay for my groceries'
mistake'she
*fttn I pointedout her
3) However/D"'plt"'
but was rudeand unfriendly
no, apologise
, O1O
upset by the
I was extremely,
As you tun '*untt'
be shopptngtn
and I will certainlynot
: treatmentI recetved
wili improveyour
again I hopethat you
: yoursupermarket
your staffwill be more
': staff trainingmethods'and that
from now on
to customers
t O"fit. anOtretptut
-,Youtt faithfullY'
-.MavisEdwards
+a t .
-.1.n-
t:,!.::.'....t:a
Complaints
FT-] Satadwas not fresh Vegetables
had not been
wa5ne0
l2Tl npple piewasstateand dry
FTI Steakwastough and chewy
. Discuss
& Write
a . S t u d yt h e c o m p l a i n t b
s e l o wa n d m a t c ht h e m i l d
complaintsto the strongoneswith the same
meantng.
18
F-fl t am writingin connection
with
l2Tl I believeI maybe entited to a
ETI rne treatmentwe received
was a little
disappointing
IZT--It nopethat you will try ro
ETI tn additionto this,
ETI t am afraidthat I probabty
wiil not
b. Readthe table and matchthe complaintsto the
justifications.
A WhenI complained,
the waiterbroughtme another
steakwhichwasas badasthe firstone
B Waiterclaimedthat it had beenfreshlymadethat
mornrng
C Foundpiecesof dirt on the lettuceleaves
. Style
Mildcomplaints
Youhada mealin a restaurant.
you did not
Howeveq
enjoyyourmealdueto a numberof problems.
Writea
: letterof complaint
to the manager
of the restaurant.
Justifications
':-,
'
b. Readthe letteragainandreplace
the highlighted
phrases
with alternative
ones.
16
a . R e a dt h e r u b r i cb e l o wa n d u n d e r l i n et h e k e y
wor0s.
Usethe information
in Ex.17, aswellasthe plan
below,to writeyourletterof complaint
(120-1g0
words).Youcanusethe letterin Ex.15aasa
model.
*l r
)): 't
Dear Sir/Madam
lntroduction
S t r o n gc o m p l a i n t s
( P a r al )
a I was extremely
upsetby the service
we received
b To makemattersworse,
c I am writingto express
my strongdissaiisfaction
with
d I c a na s s u r yeo ut h a t I w i l l n o t
e I d e m a n da
f I stronglyrecommend
that you
MainBody
W h y a r ey o u w r i t i n g t h e l e t t e r ?
(Paras2.-4) WhaLareyour contplaintsand justiJicotions?
Conclusion
(Para5)
'What
actiondo yotr suggestshouldbt tahen?
Yoursfaith [ully
Y o u rJ u l l n a m e
51
EveryMan
to hisTaste
S h eh a sn e v e b
r e e na t s u c ha h i g h
b e f o r eI; t h i n ks h e ' sg o i n gt o f a i n t
I feel a senseof
wheneverI do
s o m e t h i nw
g ell
8 His
o f t h e p r o b l e mi s q u i t e
differentto mine
He
h i m s e laf t t h e t o p o f t h e s k i
p
u
s
h
i
n
g
s l o p eb e f o r e
h i m s e lof f f
1 0 Extremekayakingis a
sport
Vocabulary
a. Lookat the pictures
andlabelthe sports/
activities,
asin the example.
3
Labelthe pictures,
thenusethe promptsto make
up sentences
asin the example.
r how r Arro\^/
. racoreto shuttlecock
. clubs. ball
. skateboard
. bat . bal,
)
Cqtieqry'
c-::)
g
S
Youneeda bowand
arrowtodoarchery.
4
b. Howdo youfeelaboutthe activities
above?
I
Usethe expressions:
I omkeenon,I don'tfoncy,
hoteetc,asin the example.
Youcanaddyour
own ideas.
1 A : E x c u sm
e e ,w a i t e r C o u l dy o u b r i n gu s t h e b i l l ,
please?
B : a C e r t a i n l sy i,r
b Let me see
I don'tfancycollecting
stamps.
2 A: Wouldit be OK if Sharonstayedfor dinner?
B : a T h a tw o u l db e r i g h t
b Of course
Complete
the sentences
usingthe wordsin the list.
. lunacy. nerve-racking
. instincto elation
. altitude. interpretation
. steadied
. torrents
. paddles
. high-risk
1 He always
his canoecarefully
alongthedangerous
rrver
2 Somepeoplethinkthat doingextreme
sportsis
sheer
3 Hissurvival
keepshimsafeeven
in themostdangerous
situations
4
, . . . . of watergushed
intothe river
5 lt wasthe most
l've
experience
everhadl
52
Circle
thecorrect
response.
3 A : W o u l dy o u m i n di f I c a m ei n l a t et o m o r r o w ?|
haveto go to the bank
B : a l ' d r a t h e yr o uw e n t
b Actually,I needyou to comein early
4
A : W o u l dy o u m i n di f I o p e n e dt h e w i n d o w ?
B : a l ' d r a t h e yr o u d i d n ' t
b Actually,I did
5 A: Would it be OK if I borrowedyour new CD
player?
B : a S o r r yl ,' l lb e u s i n gi t
b l ' m a f r a i dl ' m n o t
5
a. ldentifythe sportsin the pictures.
Thenmatch
themto the speech
bubbles.
7
MatchcolumnA to columnB,thenusethe
completed
phrases
to complete
the sentences.
A
run
come
second
close
hit
B
r a i no r s h i n e
t h e w i n do u t o f o n e ' ss a i l s
shave
off one'sfeet
theroad
to none
+-l-^
TqNE
We'd better
soon if we want
to get thereon time
Therewere so many customersin the shop that
the salesassistants
were
3 W h e nJ a n el o s th e rj o b , i t r e a l l y. .
4
frustrating,when
b u s ho r a p o n d
relaxingway to
Yourmum makesthe bestdesserts.
her lemontart
IS
I had a really
on the way over
here;a car nearlyran me overas I was crossing
the
road
u,.
T
When thingsget difficultyou haveto focuson the
s u m m i ta n d p i c t u r ey o u r s e lsf t a n d i n gt h e r e T h e n
a n y t h i n gi s p o s s i b l e
8
It'sall aboutteamwork There's
no pointin having
the bestgoal-scorer
in the leagueif the defence
isn'tplaying
well lf we'regoingto win a big match,
theneveryplayerneedsto do theirbit .
tzl-l
I ' m t a l l a n d l ' m a g o o dj u m p e ra n d s h o o t e rb u t
that isn't enoughfor me I don't want to be a
good player,I want to be the best, the next
o ambitious
o determined
. co-operative
. patient
Youneedto beco-operative
toplayfootball.
thenmakesentences
usingthe phrases,
asin the example.
1
of
I with ;
i
l
I find that I get more tired looking after the
childrenthan I do workingin an office
exhaustingI find lookingafter the childrena lot
Youmustn'tgiveup, thingswill get bettersoon
towel
Don't
thingswill get bettersoon
b. Usethe adjectives
belowto makeup sentences,
asin theexample.
i
Complete
the sentences
with two to fivewords.
including
thewordsin bold.Donot change
the
meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
in an office
M i c h a eJl o r d a nn, o t h i n ge l s ew i l l d o
6
EverySundaywe go to the beach,
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L i n d ad i d n ' tt a k el o n gt o g e t u s e dt o h e rn e wj o b .
ropes
l t d i d n ' tt a k eL i n d al o n g
a t h e rn e wj o b .
Visitingthe EiffelTowerwasthe mostexcitingpart
of my trip to Paris
highlight The
to Pariswas visitingthe EiffelTower
Most of my relativeswere in the entertainment
b u s i n e ssso, a c t i n gc a m en a t u r a l ltyo m e
blood
Actingwas
necause
mostof myrelatives
wereinthe
entertainmentbusiness
6 Joealwayscheersme up wheneverI get depressed
got
as
d
) ihe's
lc 5 g
u L ssuch
o5rLtve d
ULr d
a ppositive
attitude
LULuue.
o p t i m i s tJi o
ceisso
uPtlllllsLlc JOel55o
managesto cheerme up wheneverI
,:
Setdepressed
Hewassentenced
totwomonths
in prison.
53
Speaking
!
. soundtrack. classico stars . performances
. novel . screen. office . character
13
andcomplete
the dialogue.
Next weekend, the Rex is giving you another
opportunlty to catch HighFidelity.This witty film is
based on the best-selling.l)
by Nick
H o r n b ya n d2 )
J o h nC u s a c k
Cusack's
3)
, Rob,is a recordshopowner
who spendsmost of his time discussing
lists of his
favouriterecords lt is impossiblenot to enjoy this
touching film. Excellent4)
from the
whole cast and, as would be expected,a fantastic
5)
make High Fidelity a mooern
6)
A:
lf you missedit first time around,or you just want ro
e n j o yi t o n t h e b i g 7 )
a g a i n ,t h e n y o u
can book tickets in advance by calling our box
8)
on 0168 350 467 There will be
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,UffiP
A:
B:
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B:
2)
l f I w e r eh i m ,l ' d f e e l3 )
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andin pairsactout similar
dialogues.
Fillin the missing
verbsto complete
the sentences.
1 We all went to the airport so that we could
Joeoff
p
o
l
i
c
e
2 The
c a u g h t h e b a n kr o b b e r s
away from the sceneof the crime
3 John
. u p h i so w n b u s i n e swsh e n h e
was 30
Many birdsfly south beforewinter . .
In
Thpv'vp dcridad
tn
aside
Some
moneyso that they can buya new car
We . . . .,
i n t o G o r d o na t t h e s h o p p i n g
matl
Itl
Fillin the correctword,thenmakesentences
using
the ohrases.
. sporting
. smash_hit
. natjonal
r phone. present
. ma0tc
1
2 t o
prize
3 .....
message
a
4
5
6
t un e s
trick
event
anthem
12 Fillin:win,goinoreorn.
1 ..
aprize;2
a n e l e c t i o n4;
6
. c o n t r o l ;7
living
54
e x p e r i e n c3e ;
w e i g h t ;5
awar,
p r a i s e8; . . . .
a
Reading
14
a. Lookat the title of the articleandthe picture.
WhatdoesTonydo?Whatkindof treasure
do
youthinkhe seeks?
Readthe articleandcheck
yourguesses.
b. Readthe articleagain.Seven
sentences
have
beenremoved
fromthe article.Choose
from
the sentences
A-H the onewhichbestfitseach
gap1-6.Thereisonesentence
whichyoudo
(0)at the
not needto use.Thereisan example
beginning.
T#ru&'
T$€g
Kffig&$ffiffitr
ffitrffiKtrffi
up, but I felt sure it must be valuable."
T:--'t------1
Tony McKenzie has a rather unusual hobby. Every
Saturday and Sunday, he gets up at six o'clock in the
morning, packs some sandwichesand a flask of tea into a
backpackand headsout to the fields behind his housewith
his favourite toy - a metal detector.
"We bought him the metal detector for his fortieth
birthday," sayshis wife Carol. "He had alwayswanted one,
but we never realisedhe would use it as much ashe does!"
Many of us find it difficult to understand how wandering
around in a muddy field for hours on end can possiblybe
enjoyable,but Tony saysthat there is nothing he would
rather do. He doesn't like football or fishing, but when he
is out and about with his metal detector,he feels asthough
nothing elsematters.
T:T-
II I
| "He usually finds silly little things, like tin cans
and pieces of machinery," Iaughs Carol. "Whatever he
finds, he brings home, cleans,and keeps in a special box
which he has in the garage.The children think he is crazy."
However, Tony's family may now have to admit that his
pastime is not quite so silly after all. After years of
uncovering worthless items, Tony has finally achieved
everytreasureseeker'sdream and found somethingrather
special buried in the ground. His great discoverywas a
little figure of a horse which may be worth thousandsof
pounds.
"I'll never forget the day I found my first piece of real
treasure,"smilesTony. "I was in a field I'd never been to
before. t-tl
Then, just as I was about to give up and
go home, I picked up a signal."
Tony immediately felt very excited and began digging in
the damp earth. Suddenly, he saw a tiny metal shape,
covered in mud. "When I scrapedoff the dirt, I could see
that it was a tiny horse," says Tony. "It was beautifully
made and looked very old. I didn't want to get my hopes
A I e n d e du p w i t h a b o u tf 3 0 , 0 0 0w
, h i c hi ss t i l la b i g
w i n d f a lflo r m e
Even Tony's wildest dreams could not have
p r e p a r ehdi m f o r t h e t r u t h ,t h o u g h
So,what kind of 'treasure'doesTonyfind on his
e x p e d i t i o nt os t h e l o c a cl o u n t r y s i d e ?
He spendseveryweekendsearchingfor buried
treasure,
whateverthe weather
Tony'schildrenusedto wish that their dad would
g i v eu p h i ss t r a n g eh o b b y
l ' d b e e ns e a r c h i nagl l d a y ,b u t t h e o n l yt h i n g sl ' o
managedto dig up werea few bitsof rubbish
IJ I
| "When I took it to the museum to have it valued,
I got a huge surprise," he laughs. 'I would have been
overjoyed if the figure had been worth a hundred pounds
or so.I never imagined for a minute that it would be valued
at over f60,000. That's hke a lottery win! It's unbelievable!"
Nothing as old or aswell-preservedhasbeen
Fl-l
found in Britain before, becausemost statuesfrom around
that time were destroyedback in the 16th century.
Tony took the statue to the British Museum in London,
where historianswere amazedto seesuch a rare artefact in
such good condition. The British Museum decided to
purchasethe statuefrom Tony and displayit to the public.
What does Tony plan to do with his new-found wealth?
"Well, actually, I'm not as rich as you might think," he
chuckles."When a piece of treasure is dug up on someone
else'sland, half of the value goesto the person who found
it, and the other half goesto the landowner. ll-J--l
I'planning to buy Carol a new car and take tne?hdon
a
wonderful holiday."
Will Tonybe taking the metal detector awaywith him? "No
way!" saysCarol. "We won't be teasinghim as much about
his hobby anymore,but I will insist that we have a holiday
from it for a while and spend some time together as a
family. Mind you, I think the children will be more keen to
keep Tony company on his weekend
treasure hunts now that they've seen
that they can be fruitfull"
Tony doesn't think that he will ever find
anything as amazing as the little horse
again, but this hasn't stopped him from
enjoying Saturdays and Sundayswith
his metal detector. "It's not about
money for me," he says." 6l-l
i
|
I'll never give up my hobby
,;i,
because it gives me hours
of pleasure. You can't
put a price on that!"
G
I j u s t l o v e f i n d i n gt h i n g s ,n o m a t t e rw h a t t h e i r
v a l u em i g h tb e
The expertswho valuedTony'sfind, told him that
it was a very precious12th centurystatuewhich
had greathistorical
importance
Answerthe questions.
'l
2
How doesTonyfeelabout hishobby?Why?
W h a t d o y o u t h i n k a b o u t h i s h o b b y ?H o w m u c h
doesit matchyour personality?
N a m es o m eo t h e ru n u s u ahl o b b i e s .
55
Listening
15
Youwillhearfivepeople
talkingaboutextreme
sports.
Forspeakers
1-5,choose
fromthelistA-F
whichstatement
applies
to whichspeaker.
There
is
oneextraletterwhichvoudonotneedto use.
Which speaker:
A prefersnot to be part of a
team?
B h a sb e e ni n l u r e d ?
C n o l o n g e rp a r t i c i p a t e s ?
D h a sb e e nf i l m e dd o i n ga n
extremesport?
E l i k e st o e n t e rc o m n e t i t i o n s ?
F onlyasksclosefriendsto be on
t h e i rt e a m ?
S p e a k e rFTI
S p e a k e rt t | |
Speaker t?a_-]
t - t l
Speaker
Speaker Fl_-]
ffi
tr-rl
Communication:
AttheDocto/s
16
a. MatchcolumnA to columnB,thenin pairsact
out thedialogue.
A
m
Now,then What
seemsto be the
problem?
t-;T--l
tzt I
Hmm let'shave
a lookat you Yes,
I thinkyou'reright
W e c a n ' tb e s u r e
untilwe get it Xr a y e dl ' l la s kt h e
nurseto takeyou
down to the X-ray
room now
W e l l ,t h e ny o u ' l l
comebackhere
a n d l ' l lp u t y o u r
arm in plasterfor
you
tiT_l
E
tt
a I si t a b a db r e a k ?
b O K T h a n ky o u
doctor
My arm hurtsterribly
I t h i n kl ' v eb r o k e ni t
O h ,a l r i g h tA n d w h a t
will happenafter
that?
Man: Nello We'reinterested
in joiningthe golf club Can
you tell us what we haveto do, please?
Receptionist:
Well,you paya joiningfee and then thereis
a n a d d i t i o n aaln n u acl h a r g e
Man:1)
Receptionist:
plus
Dailyaccess
to the club,yourown locker,
t h e u s eo f t h e o t h e rf a c i l i t i essu c ha ss p a .s a u n aa n dc a f e
Man:2\
Receptionist:
lt'sall in this brochureWhy don't you have
a l o o ka n dt h i n ka b o u ti t ?
Man:Thankyou,that'sa good idea 3)
Neitherof
us haveeverplayedgolf before
Receptionist:
We do have tutors, but there is an extra
charcrefor lessonsYou can read about that in the
brochure,
too
Man:Grea|Thankyou for your help
b . U s et h e p r o m p t st o a c t o u t a s i m i l a rd i a l o g u e .
l o i ng y m/ p a yj o i n i n gf e e/ a d d i t i o n aml o n t h l yf e e/ a c c e s s
t o a l lt h e e q u i p m e n it n, c l u d i npgo o la n d) a c u z z/ i t r a i n e r s/ ?
e x t r ac h a r g ef o r t r a i n i n gs e s s i o n s
\vAv t/ trLi tt ti nt Yn
b. Now usethe promptsto act out similar
dialogues.
.
r
a n k l e/ s p r a i n eidt
wrist/ fracturedit
J o i n i nagC l u b
17
a. Fillin the missing
sentences,
thenin pairs,
read
the dialogue
aloud.
.
.
.
56
Bytheway,do youhavea professional
available
for lessons?
Andhowmuchdoesmembership
cost?
Andwhatdoesthatinclude?
q#a€
Whenwe write a news report,we alwaysgiveit a short,
e y e - c a t c h i n gh e a d l i n e I n t h e i n t r o d u c t i o n ,w h i c h
s u m m a r i s et sh e e v e n t ,w e g i v e i n f o r m a t i o na b o u t t h e
t i m e , p l a c ea n d p e o p l ei n v o l v e d I n t h e m a i n b o d y ,
consistingof two or more paragraphs,
we describethe
e v e n t i n m o r e d e t a i l ,i n c l u d i n gi n f o r m a t i o na b o u t t h e
i n c i d e n tasn dp e o p l ei n v o l v e dI n t h e c o n c l u s i o nw,e w r i t e
people'scommentson the event and/oraction(s)to be
taken The languagewe usein newsreportsis descriptive
r n r i t h f r o n r r o n i r r < o n f t,h,,o- p a s s r vveo r c e
. A n a l y s i nag l V o d e l T e x t
thenewsreportbelowandputthe
18 Read
paragraphs
inthecorrect
order.
. Headlines
21
Read
theextracts
fromthenewsreports
andmatch
themto theheadlines.
There
isoneextraheadline
whichyoudo notneedto use.
-
1 FactoryGoesUp In Flames
A I lTony Morris. 34. was driving a blue Ford Escort
2
M i s s i n Jge w e l F
rvhen he turned the corner and crashed into a mini6iiii :,,, :.
s ound
travellingintheoppositedirection.Apasser-bywho
3 LocalShopkeeper
WinsLottery
witnessed the accident said that the minibus had been
4 CleverBurglars
Arrestedat Last
,",":',":,,
at almost twice the legal speedlimit.
gglg
] B I lA policeman at the scene commented that the ,:,
A|] Clive Warner, 57, was celebratinglast
nrght after
street lighting in the area was not up to standard and that lt.
winningover f6O,OOO
I
in the NatiJnalLott.ry dru*
the council should expect more accidentsin future if they
i1.'j
yr Warner,who runs Warner,sHardwarein
did not make improvements.
Field
-=-i----.
Road,Barton,was stunned
when his numberscame
(rl
man
was
seriously
injured
in
a
collision
at
the
| lA
lll .
u p o n t n e s c r e e n. . .
'"'
'''t"
corner of Main Street and Green Road in Riverton late !:.
t'
"" ',';,,rr,..,,
.- .
, ,,.:r,t,,,,':""':""',:::...yesterdayevening.
lil
--=-t-----ght at a factorYin DraYford'
l) | lMr Morris was on his way to meet friends in a
td Poundsworth of damage
il1,
restaurant when the accident happened. He is said to be $i.;l.l
to have started when an
making a quick recoveryat Riverton County Hospital. The t*:,
set light to a Pileof
achinerY
driver of the minibus escapedunharmed, but has been p, ' \ .
r u b b i s h. .
,,
chargedwith dangerousdriving.
$;,
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e e l o n g i n gt o L a d y
l C| | A d i a m o n dn e c k l a c b
WrexhamManorwas recovered
1
yesterday
Now
read
the
news
report
again
and
choose
the
y
o
u
n
q
two
c h i l d r e nJ. a m i e H a r p e r , 6 ,
19
I
,
most suitableheadline.
Newton,7, were playingin a field near
,l
:t
''\
the f 5,000pieceof
'tr..
".whenthey uncovered
" ttn.-2.,-.,,.,,:*aq,_
A Dangerous
DriverInjured
B Accidentat Mainand Green
. Discuss
& Write
C PoorStreetLighting
22
. Direct/Reported
Speech
thereported
speech
inthenews
20 a. Underline
report in Ex.18,then rewritethe sentences
as
directspeech.
a. Readthe rubricandanswer
the questions
in the
plan.
at yourlocalnewspaper.
Youhave
ff Youarea reporter
been
asked
to
write
a
news
report
for
the
missing
ff
inEx21.
? headline
. .'..:...:
i'
Ftr[ii
b. Changethe directspeechbelow into reported
speech.
1
2
3
4
5
6
"Theboysare luckyto be alive Theybehavedvery
" saidthe policeman
bravely,
Thefirecouldhavebeenprevented.
People
should
be muchmorecareful,"saidthe firefighter
" l a m v e r yg r a t e f utlo t h e p o l i c ef o r a l l t h e i rh e l p
T h e yh a v eb e e nw o n d e r f u"l ,s a i dM r sW i l l i s
" l w o u l d l l k e t o g i v e t h e c h i l d r e na r e w a r d I
t h o u g h tI w o u l dn e v e sr e em y c a ta g a i n", s a i dM i s s
Carter
"Thatnecklaceis worth a fortune I am so glad it
w a sf o u n di n o n e p i e c e", s a i dL a d yH a m i l t o n
"Thesemen belongbehindbars Theyhavecaused
a n u n b e l i e v a b laem o u n t o f d a m a g e , "s a i d t h e
policeman
;t*."4;
a
Headline
Introduction
(Paral)
Whathappened?
Whenand wheredid it
happen?
l
MainBody
(Paras2-3) 'WhatotherinJormationshouldyou tell the
readeraboutthe incident/people
involted?
Conclusion
(Para4)
What commentsweremadeaboutthe
incident?'What
Jutureactionwill be taken?
b. Writea newsreportfor the missing
headline
in
120-180
wordsusingthe planandthe text in
Ex.18asa model.
57
I
Spread
the
News
3
a. Thepeoplebelowarereadingthe newspaper.
Whatsectionaretheyreading:
entertainment?
business?
sports?
localnews?horoscopes?
international
news?
f -
i;:?
Vocabulary
a. Complete
the headlines
with the correctword
20 peoPle feared rnissing
or dead after massive
in LA.
j,i
f h e W o r l dH e a l t h -,a,-;:.
''::
will holda
.t,i"Organisation
::1, meetingto discuss
the
. . .a t t a a. i < n f i n h r . . ^
''. I ne recent
Increase
i n o i l p r i c e sh a sh a d
negaliveeffecton the
stockmarket
t o B r e n t w o osdh o p p i n g
centre.
;
*"
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Gemini:Nota
#urff'cgffg caus€s severe
'7
good day to makea
''.$,,,,',
,,.,1'
:.',......
..
financialinvestmentYouwill ::,.
damage to coaslal areas
-i'
in Hawaii.
hearfrom an old friend,but .,:
United ::r :.'a.,.
:' Manchester
do not mistakefriendship,.,t:,r'
,,..won the FACup. 'ri
'"'l:a,,;.
.
for romance.
La:
"' t:t:.ll:: :.:: :..:,: :,:,.,.:l
:,:: :; ::a
b. Namethreemorenewspaper
sections.
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4
Localresidentsforced to
abandontheir homesas
erupts on
Montserrat.
. ending. scriptr plot r enjoyable
. cast
1 The written versionof the film was excellent
2 T h ef i l m h a da p o o rf i n i s h
3 The people who acted in the film gave great
performances
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4
b. In pairs,
usethe headlines
to askandanswer,
as
in theexample.
A: Didyouhearaboutthehurricane
inHawaii?
B: No,whathappened?
A: Thepapersaysit causedsevere
damageto coastal
areas.
2
Crossout the oddword
Replace
the wordsin boldwith the wordsbelow.
Thestorywas rathercomplicated
and hardto follow
5 T h e f i l m w a s c e r t a i n l ys o m e t h i n gw e a l l l i k e d
5
u s i n gt h e p h r a s e sa,s i n t h e e x a m p l e .
. 9 b 9 ' , ! .t o I
r VOte
rWOrrY
1 flood: bank- fire- river- rain
- water2 volcano:eruption- evacuation
mountain
- winds- pile-up
- motorway
3 caraccident:
collide
4 arson:flamesfire waves smoke
-L O- ^P -OrU.TtE^
not r r<erl
r valid
t
i
oYan2nfla
Willyouvoteformein themeeting?
58
"l
for
6
Fillin the correctword
3 A : D i dy o u h e a rt h a t F r a n ki s m o v i n gt o C a n a d a ?
B: a Are you sure?
b That'sfine
4 A: Guesswhat! lt'sa holidaytomorrow so we don't
haveschool
B: a That'sfine
b No, really?
. vouch. after . download. ears. bring. 6u1
. vote . showed. compromise
. valid
1 | don't know who to
for in the next
electton
2 H e rc h i l d r e n
o u t t h e b e s ti n h e r
3 He takes
his father Theyare both
t a l e n t e dm u s i c i a n s
4 Management
was forcedto take a .
r np a y
5 We waited for over an hour but Janet never
.
...up
6 This ticket is . . . .. . .
for six matinee
performances
7 | need to
these files onto my
laptop
8 The peacetalkswent on for three daysbeforea
couldbe reached
9 | have known Bill for many years, so I can
for hishonesty
1 0 W h e nl t o l d h i m a b o u tm y i d e at o s t a r ta b u s i n e s s ,
h e w a sa l l
5 A : D o n ' tt e l la n y o n eI t o l dy o u ,b u t J i mi s g o i n gt o
askLizto marryhim
B : a l w o n ' t t e lal s o u l .
b No problem
6 A : l ' m s o r r yl ' m s o l a t e
B : a T e lm
l e
b No problem
7 A : W e ' l lm e e to u t s i d et h e c i n e m a
B: a Okay.Seeyou there
b That'sfine Where?
8 A : l ' m c a l l i n ga b o u tt h e p a r t yo n S a t u r d a y
B: a GreatW
! h e r es h a lw
l e go?
b l'm sorryI can'tmakeit
9
7
Underlinethe correctword.
A
special
latest
get
there'smoreto it
on
1 He was offered a job at the local fast food
restaurant,
but he turnedhisnoseup/down at it
2 She had only beenworkingat the hotel for two
days,so shewasstillwet behindthe eyes/ears
3 Sheinsisted
on buyinga designer
weddingdress,so
herfatherhadto paythrough/inthe nosefor it
4 Shewas walkingpast the jeweller's
shopwhen a
s t u n n l n gd i a m o n db r a c e l ect a u g h t / g l i m p s ehde r
My passportis only valid/correctfor ten years,
then I haveto get it renewed
6 | would likea job whichinvolves
travelbut, on the
other hand/side,I wouldn'twant to be awayfrom
m yc h i l d r e n
7 That was especially/undoubtedly
the best film
we'veeverseen
8 Just becausehe graduatedfrom university,he
thinkshe can look/seedown his noseat the rest
of us
1 A: l'vegot the mostamazingnews l'vejust been
accentedinto medicalschool!
B: a Are you sure?
b Really?
That'swonderfull
2 A: You'llneverbelieve
who cameroundyesterday!
B: a Telm
l e
b I won't tell a soul
B
usedto
than meetsthe eye
the market
new5
effects
1 T h en e w c o m p u t egr a m ew i l l b e . . . . . .
I nJ u n e
2 The
in StarWars
wereamazing
3 l ' m a f r a i dy o u ' l jl u s t h a v et o
. . .. . the
new layout
4 | alwaysreadthe morningpaperto keepup with
the
5 ThewholestoryisverystrangeI think
5
8
Matchthe words in columnA to the words in
columnB, then usethe expressions
to complete
the sentences.
10
Complete
the sentences
including
thewordin bold.Donot change
the
meaning
1 Manyexpertssaythat electronic
bookswill be
usedmuchmorein thefuture
predicting Experts
more and more people will use
electronic
booksin the future
2 ln the future, the Internetwill providefor the
needsof moreusersthan everbefore
cater
ln the future,the Internetwill
. than everbefore
3 They will have to think of a way to solvethe
p r o 0 l e m5 o o n ,
b. Lookat the picture
andin pairsactout a similar
dialogue.
come
T h e yw i l l h a v e
a way to solvethe problemsoon
4 T h e n u m b e ro f p e o p l ew o r k i n ga t t h e c o m p a n y
h a sb e e nc u t i n h a l fs i n c eF e b r u a r y
halved
T h e n u m b e ro f p e o p l ew o r k i n ga t
thecompany
s i n c eF e b r u a r y
5 To many people,this meansthat a new type of
rnmnrtpr
n:me
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Reading
2 anmnrrtor qrroenT
12
b. Lookat the subheadings
andthinkof two
questions
youwouldliketo askabouteach
circus.
Readthe articleandseeif voucan
answer
them.
Speaking
11
a. ln pairs,
thinkof wordsrelated
to the circus.
yourlistto thatof anotherpair.
Compare
a. Lookat thepicture
the dialoEue.
andcomplete
13
a. Readthe article
again.Forquestions
1-13,
choosefromthe circuses
A-D. Eachcircusmay
be chosenmorethanonce.Whenmorethan
oneansweris required,
thesemaybe givenin
anyorder.
According
to the articlewhichcircus(es):
i n c l u d ecsu l t u r ael l e m e n tfsr o mi t s h o m e
countryin its shows?
ffi
h a sb e e nr u n b y t h e s a m ef a m i l yf o r m a n y
years?
tlTl
hasperformers
whichcanbe hiredfor
cnaai:l n..r<innc7
A
B:
A
B:
A
B:
A
B:
W h e r e1 )
I t m i g h tb e i n 2 )
W h a t3 )
I canseetrees Onetree4)
H o wd i d i t 5 )
6)
Haveyou everexperienced
7)
8)
FTI Ft-t
organises
manydifferentcircusshows
at once?
FTI
performers?
doesn'thaveprofessional
?
?
m
a r er u n f o r a g o o dc a u s e T
l-7-1-l
l o l I
include
c o m e d yi n t h e i rs h o w s ?
tiT-tFTt
hastouredthreedifferent
continents?
tgTl
includes
trained
animals
in itsshows?
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hasencouraged
othergroups
to copyits
success?
tl={__l
hasmusicspecially
writtenfor itsshows?
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doesn't
charge
for entrance
to thecircus? Ff-l
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Ringling
Bros.and Barnumand Bailey
The RinglingBros. and Barnumand Bailey circus is
you would expecta circusto be, with all the
everything
clowns,acrobats,and performinganimalsthat you could
imagine.This is hardlysurprisingsince the circus is a
familybusinessthat datesback more than130years.The
computerised
lightand soundshow might be right up to
date but otheraspectsof the show havehardlychanged
at all for morethana century.Audiences
todayarejust as
impressedas ever by Sara and her trainedtigers,the
troop of eight performingelephants,and the gravity
defyingtricks of the high wire artists.And if all this isn't
enough,then there are the clownswho alwayshave the
audienceroaringwith laughterat theircomedyroutines.
A
visit to the RinglingBros.and Barnumand Baileycircus
certainlymakesfor a nightto remember.
After all,it is, as
'The
the organisers
describeit,
GreatestShowOn Earth@.'
Cirquedu Soleil
Cirquedu Soleilwas foundedby a groupof friendsin
Canadain 1984,and sincethen it has gonefrom strength
to strength.This is not a traditionalcircusas there are
no animalsinvolvedin the show,just a uniquemix of
breathtakingacrobatics,tumbling gymnastic displays,
masterfuljugglingand impressivecontortionists.
Cirque
du Soleilstartedas a smallshow which touredeuebec
in Canada,but due to its hugepopularity
it has grown
tremendously.
Todaythe companyorganisesup to eight
shows at any one time all around the world, and
employs 2400 people. They have three permanent
crrcusesin speciallydesignedbuildings,two in Las
Vegasand one in DisneyWorld in Florida,and their
other shows tour the US, Asra and Europe. The
organisation
employsthe best composersand costume
designers,so that each of the shows has its own
dramaticmusical score and fantasticcostumeswhich
bring peopleback to see the shows againand agarn.
Sincethat humblebeginningin 1984,almost30 million
peoplehave enjoyedone of Cirquedu Soleil'soriginal
and entertaining
shows.
The Big Apple Circus
The Big Apple Circusis a non-profitorganisation
based
in New Yorkand dedicatedto raisingmoneyand working
with sick children.The circus organisesa traditional
show undera big top in New york. They have also put
on showsin US citiessuchas Bostonand Washinqton.
What's
more,
you can
evenhire
performers
from the Big
Apple Circusto perform
at yourschool,business
or party.The organisation
also
puts on a specialshow each year for deaf and blind
childrencalled 'Circus of the Senses@.'
However,the
foundersPaul Binderand MichaelChristensen
are mosl
proud of their 'Big Apple CircusClown Care Unit@.'
In
this programme, specially trained clowns entertain
criticallyill childrenin twenty-one
hospitalsaroundthe
United States.As Christensensays, "A child's natural
need to laughcan get lost in the tangleof hospital
procedures."With their shows,which includereo nose
transplantsand chocolate milk transfusions,the Big
Appleclownstry to bringlaughterbackto thesechildren.
CircusEthiopia
The first show that CircusEthiopiaput on in Addis
Ababa in 1991was a very simple affair. A few ropes
were tied togetherto form the ring and a car stereo
providedthe sound.However,the free show which was
put on by a group of school children,who performed
jugglingand tight rope walking,was a
some acrobatics,
huge success.Now,the free Sundayshow has become
a traditionin Ethiopra's
capitaland can attractup to 5000
spectators.Marc La Chance,a Canadianteachingin
Addis Ababa,wantedto give the childrenthat he worked
with a brighterfuture. He came up with the idea of
Circus Ethiopiaafter teachingsome childrenrn his
neighbourhood
basic circusskills.Sincethen,the idea
has spreadand spreadand now nine other cities in
Ethiopiahave their own versionof the circus,which are
supported
by international
charities.
Thousands
of school
childrenare involvedwith the circus,where they are
providedwith food and tutors to make sure they don't
missout on theireducation.
Theyare alsoencouraged
to
teach at a crrcusschool,which allowsthem to earn an
income.The shows that they put on have developed
over the years, and now many traditionalEthiopian
dancesand songs are includedin their routineqivino
CircusEthiopiaits own uniquecircusstyle.
b. Arethereanycircuses
in yourcountry?
Choose
oneandtalkaboutit.
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Lrsrenrn9
aboutan
14 \,,llistento a manmakinga statement
just
questions
1-9
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witnessed.
he has
accident
the notes.
complete
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a. Fillin the gapswith:duefine,owe,overdue,
aloud.
then,in pairs,readthedialogue
lVineStreet.
Occupation
of Witness
At the time of the accidenthe was
3
S a wt o u r b u sp u l l i n go u t o f
Sawredcarspeeding
A:
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B:
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at the
b u sd r i v e r
to
Witnessis prepared
to makea statement
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a bit 1)
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Alright How muchdo | 3)
Letme see.Fourbooks...that'll be f2
OK Hereyou are And l'd liketo take this book
out, please.
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of this month
T h a n ky o u
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Communtcation:
o . Now usethe promptsbelow to act out o similar
15
dialogue.
a. Matchthe
then,
exchanges,
in pairs,readthe
dialogue
aloud.
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me. Do you haveanyTV magazines?
haveboughtone
lzT-l otr dearI knewI should
yesterday
then
l'lltakea newspaper,
lSTl On,really?
Mailwillbefine
lZT-l or',theDaily
A C e r t a i n l sy i,r W h i c ho n ew o u l dy o u l i k e ?
B No, l'm sorryWe'vesoldout
c Hereyou are,then That's50 pence,please
D Well,there'sa W guidein mostof the newspapers,
: Whenwe write a reviewof a book,film or play,we usually
write four paragraphs In the first paragraph, we
summarise
b a c k g r o u n di n f o r m a t i o ns u c h a s t h e t i t l e ,
type, setting,etc In the
name of the author/director,
the mainpointsof the
secondparagraph,we summarise
,e
p l o t i n c h r o n o l o g i coarl d e r I n t h e t h i r d p a r a g r a p hw
p
l
o
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,
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s
u s u a l l yi n c l u d e
in the
etc Finally,
the acting/directing/writing,
characters,
positive
last paragraph,we write our recommendation,
if that'sanyuse
D . Now usethe promptsto act out o similar
dialogue.
puzzlebooks/ Crosswords
in someof
Crossword
/ Takea Break/ 60 pence
the magazines
62
' Analysr ng
a ModelText
17
to
Readthe bookreviewandmatchthe paragraphs
the topics.
[Tl Recommendation
information
ETI gackground
l:T_-]vain pointsof plot
lZTl ceneralcomments
19
a. Usethe adjectives
belowto complete
the table.
. brilliant
. fantastic
r pleasant
. fine . dull
. nice. wonderful
. superb. marvellous
' unexciting
o uninteresting
@ tlarry Potter and the Cobtet
of Fire, by lK Rowling, is an
excellent story which takes
place in Britain.This thrilling
book is about Harry Potter,the teenagewizard, and is
the fourth book in the famousHarry potterseries.
@ fne magic begins as Harry is about to return to
Hogwarts school for his fourth year of educationas a
wizard.Thisyear,there is a new interestfor the students.
Headmaster,Albus Dumbledore,announcesthat the
excitingbut dangerousTriwizardTournament- a series
of tasksfor three chosenwizardsto complete- will take
placeat Hogwarts.Harry hasto take part, eventhough it
may meanriskinghis life.
The book is well-written,with realisticand
tr
entertainingdialogue.Its rangeof characters,
from the
funny to the frightening,are so believablethat you will
feel as thoughyou are at Harry'ssideas he experiences
greateradventuresthan ever before.
Don't miss the chance to read this fascinating
E
and imaginativestory. lts plot is guaranteedto keepyou
turning the pages.Harry Potter and the Coblet of Fire
hasto be readto be believed!
Whichphrases
referto
18 a. Lookat thelistbelow.
books?
films?
both?
Background
. Thefilm/bookis set in
o Thefilm/booktellsthe storyof
o Thebook/novel
waswrittenby
o lt is a comedy/horror
film/lovestory ,
o Thefilm is directedby
M a i n P o i n t so f t h e p l o t
n Thestoryconcerns/is
abouVbegins
n T h ep l o t i s( r a t h e rb) o r i n g / t h r r l l i n g
u Theplot hasan unexpected
twist
G e n e r aC
l omments
o It is beautifully/poorly/
badlywritten
c Thescriptis dull/exciting
. Thecastisexcellent
. Theheroof the storyis playedby
. T h ef i l m i sf u l lo f b r e a t h t a k i nsgc e n e s ,
b. Usethe adjectivesfrom Ex.19aand phrases
from Ex.18ato write a positiveor negative
recommendation
for the followingfilms.
1 D r D o l i t t l e( C o m e d y*)* *
Dr Dolittleisa fantasticcomedy.
Don't missit!
2 G h o s tT r a i n( T h r i l l e*r*) *
3 C h a i no f F o o l s( C o m e d y*)*
4 S t a rW a r s( S c i e n cFei c t i o n*)* *
**
5 TheStoryof Us(Romance)
*
6 FearCity(Horror)
. Discuss
& Write
20
a. Readthe rubricbelowand answerthe questions
in theplan.
.., Yourteacherhasaskedyouto writea reviewabouta
.,i.filmyou haverecently
seenfor yourschoolmagazrne.
iil write yourreview,givinga briefsummary
of the plot
i andsaying
whyyouthinkothersmightenjoyit.
..v
i!{;"
}J-r "--
lntroduction
(Paral)
Backgroundinformati on
W h a ti s t h e t i t l e o f t h eJ i l n ?
Who plays tht heroof the story?
What type of filn is it?
Whereis it set?
M ainBody
(Pam 2)
Main points of the plot
How doesthe storybegin?
Who are the leadingcharacters?
W h a to r et h em o s ti m p o r t d n p
t o i n t so Jt h e
story?
GeneralCommenrs
Whot canlou sa)tabotttthe castlspeciol
efJects/scenes?
Recommendation
o D o n ' tm i s si t l t i sw e l lw o r t hs e e i n g
o I w o u l d n ' tr e c o m m e nidt b e c a u s e
. I highly/thorough
r el yc o m m e nidt
' It'sboundto be a box-officehit
" l t i sa h i g h l ye n t e r t a i n i nr ge a d
o lt'sa boreto read
(Para3)
b. Readthe reviewin Ex,'17againand replacethe
phrasesin bold with appropriatephrasesfrom
the list.
b. Writeyourreviewin 120-180
words.youcanuse
the planandthe reviewin Ex.17asa model.
Conclusion
(Para4)
Recommendatron
W h yd i d y o u l i h t t h ef i l m ?
Wouldyou recommend
it to otherpeople?
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Presen
Sti m p l e
We usethe presentsimple:
a
a
a
a
a
for permanentstates Tomworksfora construction
company.
for dailyroutines,repeatedand habitualactionsHeplaystennistwiceaweek.
for generaltruthsand lawsof nature,Thesunsetsin thewest.
for ti metablesand programmes Thefirstflight to London Ieavesat 9 am.
for sportingcommentaries,
reviewsand narrationsGerrardinterceptsandpassesittoHeskey.
Timeexpressions
usedwith the presentsimple:
usually,
often,always,everyday/week/month/year
etc, in the morning/afternoon/evening,
at nighVtheweekend,
on Fridays
etc
Present
Continuous
We usethe presentcontinuous:
.
foractionstakingplaceatoraroundthemomentofspe
Tai nkai ni sgd o i n g h e r h o m e w o r k a t t h e m o m e n t .
.
for fixedarrangements
in the nearfuture l'mgoingtothedentisttomorrow.(l'vealreadybookedanappointment.)
.
for currentlychangingand developing
situationsThenumberof
burglariesisincreasing.
.
with adverbssuchas alwaysto expressangeror irritationat a repeatedaclton You'realwaysforgettingtoclose
thedoor.
Timeexpressions
usedwith the presentcontinuous:
now,at the moment,at present,thesedays,nowadays,
still,today,tonightetc
Note:
.
Always+ presentsimple r " everytime"
I alwayshovebreakfast
beforeI go to work.
.
Always+ presentcontinuous+ "all the time" - "too/veryoften"
You'realwayscomploining!
r
W e c a n n o tu s en e v e r. . .a g a i nw i t h t h e p r e s e nst i m p l e .
I'm nevergoingcampingwithyouagain (NOT@in.)
Present
Perfect
We use the presentperfect:
.
for an actionwhichstartedin the pastand continuesup to the present,especially
with stativeverbssuchas be,
have,like,know,etc I haveknownDaveforyears.
.
for a recentlycompletedactionwhoseresultisvisiblein the present AnewFrenchrestauranthasjustopenedin
BridgeStreet.We'regoingtherefor dinnertomorrow.
.
f o r a n a c t i o nt h a t h a p p e n eadt a n u n s t a t e tdi m e i n t h e p a s t T h ee m p h a s i s o n t h e a c t i o nT h et i m et h a t i t
occurredis unimportantor unknown I haveonlyvisited
Portugal
once.(When?Unstatedtime )
Timeexpressions
usedwith the presentperfect:
just,ever,never,so far,today,thisweek/monthetc, how long,lately,recently,
for,since,already,
always,
still(in negations),
etc
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Present
Perfect
Contin
uous
We usethe presentperfectcontinuous:
o
'
o
n
t o p u t e m p h a s iosn t h e d u r a t i o no f a n a c t i o nw h i c h
s t a r t e di n t h e p a s ta n d c o n t i n u eusp t o t h e p r e s e n t ,
especiallywith
wordsand expressions
suchas for, since,all morning/day/yearetc Theboyshavebeenplaying
footballforhours.
f o r a n a c t i o nw h i c hs t a r t e di n t h e p a s ta n dw h i c hl a s t e df o r
s o m et i m e T h ea c t i o nm a ys t i l lb e c o n t r n u i nogr
havefinishedalreadywith the resultvrsiblein the present Ken
isreallytired.He hasbeenworkinghardall week.
to express
anger,irritation,or annoyan
ce Theyhovebeenlistening
to thatloudmusic
all night.
for repeatedactionsin the pastcontinuingto the presentI have
been
takingspanishlessons
at niqhtschool.
Note:with the verbslive,work, teachand feel we can usethe presentperfect
or the presentperfect
continuous
with no difference
in meaningHehastaught/hasbeenteachingattheschool
formorethan
twenryyears
Timeexpressions
usedwith the presentperfectcontinuous:
for,since,how long,lately,recently
Note:
' alreadyis usedin statements
afterthe
auxiliary
verband in questions
afterthe mainverb
I havealreadyfinished.
Haveyou finishedalready?
'
'
yet is usedin negativesentences
aftera negativecontracted
auxiliary
verbor at the end of the sentence
Shehasn'tyet finishedthereport.Shehasn,tfinishedthereportyet.
s t i l li s u s e d i n s t a t e m e n t s a n d q u e s t i o n s a f t e r t h e a u x i l i a r y v e r b o r b e f o r e t h e m a i n v e r b
I a m s t ip
l ta i n t i n g t h e
house'Hestilllivesin HongKong However,still comesbeforethe auxiliaryverb
rn negatrons shestil hasn,tfinished
herhomework.
Stative
Verbs
stativeverbsare verbswhich describea stateratherthan an action,and
so they do not havea contrnuous
tense
Theseverbsare:
'
'
'
'
verbsof the senses(see,hear,taste, feel, look, sound erc);t canhear the
trainapproaching.
verbsof perception
(know believe.understand,realise,remember,forget etc);
lunderstand
whatvouare
saytng.
v e r b s w h i c h e x p r e s s l i k e s a n d d i s l i k e sl o( vl i ek ,eh, a t e , e n j o y , p r e f e r e t cT)h; e c h i l d r e n e n j o y r e a d i n g
and someotherverbs(be,contain,include,belong,fit, need,matter,cost,
own, want, weigh,wish, have.
keep etc) ThatcarbelongstoJoe.
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r|lffir
c* #=#
tenseswhen they describe
actionsratherthan states
Someof theseverbsareusedin continuous
PresentContinuous
PresentSimple
- permanentstate)
(= character
Sheis verypatient.
I thinkit'sa wonderful
film.(= I believe)
pool.(= they possess)
Theyhave(got)a swimming
Heis beingverygood.(= he is behaving)
g)
l'm thinking ofbuyinga newhouse.(= l'm considerin
(= they areenjoying
They're
havinga wonderful
holrday.
themselves)
(= sheappearsto be)
Yourmotherlooksverytired
Thearchitect
islookingat thep/ans.(= hs ischecking/
I canseeyourhousefromhere.(= I usemy eyes)
I seewhatyou
mean(= | understand)
examining)
(= areyou meeting?)
Areyouseeingthedentisttomorrow?
You're
isno onethere.(= you are
seeingthings.There
Thisblousefeels
likesilk.(= it hasthe textureof)
(= it hasa delicious
flavour)
Thischickentastesdelicious.
ing)
Mum isfeelingTim'sforehead.(= she is Louch
Thechefis tastingthesoupto seerfit isalright(= he is
imagining)
testingthe flavour)
These
flowers
smellnice.(= they havea nicesmell)
Sheappearsto beveryangry.(= sheseemsto be)
(= sheis sniffing)
She's
smellingtheroses.
(= they arethe rightsize)
Theseshoesfitneperfectly.
Peterisfittingnewlocks
on all thedoors.(= he rsattaching)
(= vvg3t.
Weareappearingat CentralParknextweekend.
performing)
Note:
n
tensesto express
a specificpreference
Theverbenjoycan be usedin continuous
(general
(specific
going
preference)
preference)
BUf
I
enjoy
sailrng
lh enjoyingthisfilma lot.
o
feel (= experrence
a particular
emotion),hurt and achecan
Theverbslook (whenwe referto sb'sappearance),
w
i
t
h
n
o
i
n
m
e
a
n
i
n
g
difference
b e u s e di n t h e c o n t i n u o uosr t h e s i m p l et e n s e s
Youlookwonderfultoday.or Youarelookingwonderfultoday.
Shefeelssick.or Shersfeelinqsick.
P r e o o s i t i oonf P
s lace
r sn i c hd e s c br e w h e e s o m e [ h i nogr s o m e o n ies T h e s ep r e p o s i t i o rasr e :
P r e p o s i t i o nosf P l a c ea " ep r e p o s i t i o w
'#s*
.*u':;-.
* - :-'
"-"-*-:
in/inside
outside
below
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behind
nextto/by/beside
opposite
through
uncter
in front of
a00ve
along
between
Underlinethe correcttense.
4
1 Vicky looks/is looking for a new flat at the
moment.
2 Shewants/iswanting to decoratethe kitchentnts
Putthe verbsin brackets
intothe correctpresent
tense.
.
WCCK
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
2
.
. come . decorate. like . work . do . study
r P l 6 Yr r e a d . w a i t . t h i n k
.
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10)
3
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( o i n ) h i sf a m i l y
(move)to Africa
.
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(have) dinner at
G i a n n i 'tso n i g h tw o u l dy o u l i k et o c o m e ?
B: Sorry,but | 8)
. (visit)Sally
.
A: | 9) .
(not/understand)this
c o u r s ea t a l l . l t 1 0 )
(be)
reallydifficult
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(you/not/ask) for
help?
.
.
o
.
tomorrow?
t h e l i v i n gr o o m , I
i t w i l lt a k ea l ld a y
A : Hurryup! We 6) . .
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A: 5o, how 4) .
end)?
B : I n t h e e n d ,R o g e 5
r)
and they 6)
buy/new
home
putdown/carpets
move/furniture
unpack/crockery
A: Havetheyboughta newhome?
for you
B: Yes,
theyhave.Havethey...etc
t::
l,i
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?
.
Macbethand we
. i t i n m y E n g l i schl a s s
Matchthe columns
andthen usefor/sinceto
write
complete
sentences
by puttingthe verbin brackets
intothe correcttense.
(work)here
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(9o)
He
Cornwall
l2T_l
every
summer
you
[:T_-] t (noVsee)
lZT_l lt (rain)
ETI We(only/wait)
lGT__loiane(not/visit)us
I
Lookat the picture
thenaskandanswer
usingthe prompts,
as
in theexample.
A: We1)
footballlater,would you
l i k et o c o m e ?
B: Sorry,I can't | 2)
at the petrol
stationon Saturday
afternoons
A: What 3) .
B: | 4)
5)
(think)aboutmoving
B: | 2)
(know) he 3)
(not like) the place he's living in
moment,doeshe?
How longhaveyou beenwaiting/youwaited for
him?
| am going/goto the gym thisafternoon.
H e h a sb e e nl i v i n g / i sl i v i n gi n L o n d o na l l h i sl i f e .
Stevethinks/isthinkingabout buyinga new car
Sarahhas worked/isworking there for a couple
of yearsnow
Kellygoes/isgoing to Romeeveryyear
Theplaystarts/hasstartedat nineo'clock.
The Webbershave bought/havebeen buying a
new housein the countrv
Completethe dialoguesusingthe verbsbelow in
either the presentsimpleor the presentcontinuous
tense.
.
A: Phil1)
house.
a Paul'spartylast
month
b
c
d
e
f
shegot hernewjob
a few minutes
thelastthreemonths
hewasa youngboy
hours
/-d Jameshas beenworkingherefor the lastthree
months.
6
1 A : Wherehaveyou been?|
(stand)herefor an hour
B : l ' m s o r r yI ' m n o t u s u a l ltyh i sl a t e
2 A Why areyou in sucha hurry?
B : Because
my train
(leave)in ten minutes
You ..
(always/borrow)my clothesI
B : Yes,but I
(always/give)
them backt
4 A lsJane
(still/look)for a job?
B : Yes,unfortunately,
she
(not/find)oneyet
5 A : What'sthe matter?
B:
. (lose)my keys
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6
7
8
A
B:
A
B:
A
B:
9 A:
B:
Why'sTimwet)
(wash)the car
He,,
W h a t ' st h a t t e r r i b l en o i s e ?
(rehearse)
It'sJane,she
h e rs o n gf o r t h e s c h o opl l a ya l la f t e r n o oIn
D i dy o us e eh o w m u c hJ i ma t ea t l u n c h ?
I know,I
(never/see)anyone eat a whole chicken
before!
W h a tt i m es h a l Il p i c ky o u u p ?
A r o u n d7 , b e c a u steh e p l a y
(start)at 7:30
1 0 A : l s M r S a u n d e rsst i l lh e r e ?
B: Yes He
y o u f o r o v e ra n h o u r !
I
Lookat the weekendactivities
andmaketrue
sentences
aboutyoursellasin the example.
,l((iyr,1.:t..-*l
never
I x****
''
a
I
rarely
sometimes
often
usuaily
always
(wait)to see
,-pbt ba;el;dl-'
7
Lookat the pictures.
to
In pairs,usethe adjectives
questions,
askandanswer
asin theexample.
i"., with friends
. hannv
. hored. srrpssed
. tired . relaxed
,,-YY/
g;lrioppng
':
,.'-Jiad;ii**"
iili"" i^ -i,.il
'
!. playing uitar
gotothebeach
I sometimes
at theweekend.
9
Lookat the changes
in Paul's
diaryfor Monday.
ln
pairsaskandanswer,
asin the example.
MondayNovember
4
3
4
5
6
8
9
A: Howdoes
Simone
feel?
problems
B: She
feels
stressed.
I thinksheishaving
at work.
6B
09:0a breakfast
meetingwith A;d@renFaffiffifr
(personnel
manager)
10:00 i@(Tuesday
afternoon)
posruon
11:00 interview
applicants
forsales
12:00 lunchwithwifeandmotheiln-law
(Wednesday
13:A0
morning)
| 4:00 seedentist(GP)
reade-mail(10:00)
@
| 6:00 meettng
withdesigndepartment
| 7:A0 flay squashwithJg{ryGatph)
1 A: ls Paulhavinga breakfast
meetingwith the
department
managers
at 9:00?
B: No,he isn't.He is havinga meetingwith the
personnel
manager.
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1 0 Readthe postcardandput theverbsin brackets
thenin pairs
makeupas
12 Lookat thepictures,
manysentences
aspossible
foreachoneusing
prepositions
of place,
asintheexample.
ot:.;=
,,
"t..
:i\
..
"*i.
Deor Ann,
How ore you?I l)
.
(write) to you
The
hotel
2)
(b.)
from lomoica.
mognificent.
It's very hot here.We 3)
(get) o
greattonlThe kids4)
.
(hove) a greot
time. They 5)
(spend) most of the
doy by the seo. Right now they 5)
(build) o sondcostle.
(So) fishingwithTim.They
John,7)
8)
(go) ftshingolmosteverydoy. We
9)
(notldo) much srghtseeingyeq
but tomorrowwe | 0)
(go) on o trip
round the islond.We I I) .
(look
to)
it
We
12)
. (come)
forward
bock on I 5th August.
Hope you are OK.
Seeyou soon.
Love,
Suson
A Thetableisin frontof thesofa.
Thelampisonthewall,nextto theflowers.
a
-
l .
I
U S eO T-F"nv n
" -l't s n
11
Fillin goneto,beentoor beenin.
. Error
Correction
2
5
4
5
6
7
8
Tony has
the post office to 0 u y
s o m es t a m p sH e ' l lb e b a c ks o o n
Louisehasnever
Spainbefore
I h a v e n ' st e e nM i k ea l l w e e k H e ' s
NewYorkon business
lt's the first time that l've
r e s t a u r a nbtu t l ' l ld e f i n i t e lbye c o m i n gb a c ka g a i n
| thought MissStephens
was in her office Do you
know whereshe's
Haveyou
t h e n e w c i n e m ay e t ?
Sorry I couldn't call you back earlier
a meetingall afternoon
We've
J i m ' sf l a t t w i c e s i n c eh e
move0In
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
13 Cross
1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Jameshasbeenworkedherefor morethan a year
Thebookshopis overtherenearto the bakery
| believe
what shedoessays
S h eh a sb e e nt o l i v i n gi n L o n d o nf o r t h e l a s tt w o
years
We haven'tbeento that restaurant
for sincea long
time
L a u r ai s b e e n v i s i t i n gh e r g r a n d p a r e n tast t h e
weeKeno
Sallyhasfounda beautifulnew flat yet
W h a ta r ey o u b e d o i n gt o m o r r o wn i g h t ?
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EffiU5*
' WordFormation
-al: (nation + national)
-ic: (artist ) arti stic)
-ous: (fame--+famous)
-y'.(thirst t thirsty)
. KeyWordTransformations
)y: (day : i6ily1
-ful: (peace--+peaceful)
-less:(hope--+hopeless)
-ive: (effect + effective)
Thesuffixes-ful, -lessand -ive can be addedto both
nounsand verbsto form adiectives
14
Studythe examples.
In eachcasethe secondsentencehas
a similarmeaningto the firstsentence.
2
Paulstartedworkingheretwo yearsago
been
Paulhasbeenworking herefor two years
3
| havenevervisitedGermanybefore
first
This is the first time I have ever visited
Germany
4
lt's morethan a monthsinceI saw her
seen
I haven'tseenher for morethan a month
Formthe correctadjective
fromthe wordin bold.
It'sa large
northof the country
city in the
INDUSTRY
I d i d n ' tl i k et h e f o o d ,I t h o u g h ti t w a s
a bit too
Sam
always buys the
. newspaper
yourlivingroom?
Whendid you redecorate
yourliving
ago
How long ago did you redecorate
room?
SALT
I haven'tbeenshoppingfor threeweeks
local
WEEK
last
;
{.,
I lastwentshopping
threeweeksago
"4'*trxxr:;iai;**:r:;*y?*ii&aattst*.r?ri.:8ae,teF.*x#.ti'i,*7#,t;lwtye**:*a*r,a4@
Jane is such an
person,she'salwaysrunningaround
d o i n gs o m e t h i n g
ENERGY
Followinga
diet and
gettingplentyof exercise
is the best
way to loseweight
HEALTH
He reallywantedto buythe carbut it
was too
15
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uut
i+
tt
may
;-
^l-^
finished
EXPENSE
t) dt)u
HERO
vcty
'10
a coupleof weeks
.
BEAUTY
young
The dentistpromisedthat the whole
procedure would be completely
$
PAIN
1 ' l He's a
.
lawyer
Everyone
in town knowshim
12 It's
Shernovedto NewYorkfour yearsago.
living
She
in New Yorkfor four years
DANGER
exgiting
Shewasa
woman
Jason
writingthat reportyet.
I lastphonedJoea coupleof weeksago
be
,,^-,,
including
the wordin bold.Do not changethe
meaning
1 Jason
isstillwritinothatreoort
Jumpinginto the riverto savethe
younggirlwas sucha
t h i n gt o d o
White-water rafting
to argue with
him He alwaysdoeswhat he wants
anyway
SUCCESS
POINT
Whendid you movehouse?
ago
How
you movehouse?
Cathystartedlearningltalianfiveyearsago.
been
Cathy
fiveyears
Tomalwaysgetsto work on time
late
Tom
for work.
I haven'ttalkedto him for a week
since
lt'sa week
him.
Shehasn'ttidiedherroomsinceMonday
last
She
Monday
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ti
i 1 Evehasn'tfounda new flat yet.
looking Eveis still lookingfor a new flat
;
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16
Choice
" \,4ultiple
Cloze
Readthe text belowandthinkof the
wordwhichbestfrtseachsoace.
Use
onlyonewordin eachspace.
Thereisan
(0)at thebeginning.
example
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i',,:.:.:
| ...,,1..,,
,,:.,,11::,:l
ArchitectFrank Lloyd Wright 0) ft+: designed
s e v e r aul n u s u aal n d e y e - c a t c h i nbgu i l d i n g sb,u t
Fallingwater,
in Pennsylvania,
USA, is probably
oneof 1)
m o s ta m a z i n gd e s i g n sW h e n
y o u t a k e i n t o c o n s i d e r a t i ot hna t t h i s b u i l d r n g
'1
wasbuilt2)
936 when the architectwas
nearlyseventy
yearsold, it isevenmoreamazing
At 3)
glance,the structuremay look a
little brt 4)
a pile of concreLb
elocks,
which is about 5)
fall into the stream
below However,the house is a lot safer
6)
it looks The large stone slabsare
s e c u r e l ya n c h o r e dt o t h e h r l l s i d ea, n d t h e
h e a v i e s te c t i o ni s a c t u a l lby u i l to n s o l i dg r o u n d
7)
thoughthe front sectionof the house
hangs8)
the water,it is in no dangerof
c o l l a p s i n ga,s e a c h f l o o r o f t h e b u i l d i n gh a s
9)
own supportsystemThe front door of
t h e h o u s ei s s e t b a c k1 0 )
t h e o u t e rw a l l
As 11)
a s v i s i t o rw
s a l kt h r o u g ht h i sd o o r ,
theynoticea balconyin the far corner12)
offersa magnificent
view of the waterfallThe
g r o u n df l o o r 1 3 )
c o n t a r nas d i n i n ga r e a
and fireplace,
aswell ascomfortable
placesto sit
14)
admire the spectacularscenery
s u r r o u n d i nt g
h e h o u s eF a l l i n g w a t iesrt h e e n v y
t arrary*7t?/t?.W.tft1,'/4
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17
Readthe text below,thencirclethe answerA,B,Cor D which
bestfitseachspace.
Thereisan example
Renovating
Yourhouse
Houseprices,0) ririg taxes,very rarelygo down, so if you find
1)
i n a p o s i t i o nw h e r ey o u n e e dm o r el i v i n gs p a c e2, )
r e n o v a t i n gM a n yf a m i l i e sn o w a d a yas r e f i n d i n gt h a t t h e i r h o m e sa r e
too 3)
Whether they 4)
a secondbathroom,more
storagespaceor an extra bedroom,a lot of peopleare 5)
to
r e n o v a tteh e i rh o m e si n s t e a d
o f b u y i n gs o m e t h i n bg i g g e r
The6)
for thistrendare,for the mostpart,financialThecost
o f b u y i n ga n e w h o m ea n d t h e p r o b l e mosf m o v i n gh o u s ea r ee n o u g h
to makeanybodythink twice beforedecidingto relocate Renovating
a l l o w sy o u t o s t a yi n y o u r o w n n e i g h b o u r h o oadn d i n y o u r 7 )
h o m ew h i l em a k i n gi t m o r ep r a c t i c aaln dc o m f o r t a b lteo l i v ei n
A l t h o u g h i t i s t e m p t i n gt o 8 )
and do the renovations
yoursef, it is alwaysa good ideato 9)
a professionalTherewill
b e t h i n g sy o u h a v e n ' t h o u g h ta b o u t o r l u s t m i g h t n o t b e a w a r eo f ,
s u c ha s s u p p o r t i n sgt r u c t u r e sg ,o v e r n m e nzto n i n gr e g u l a t i o nos r, h o w
t h e s er e n o v a t i o nmsi g h ta f f e c ta n y1 0 )
c h a n g eyso u m i g h tw a n t
t o m a k e A p r o f e s s i o nwaill l a l s ob e a b l et o h e l py o u w o r k w i t h i ny o u r
you11)
b u d g e ta n da d v i s e
i n s u r a n cree q u i r e m e n t s
A n o t h e ra d v a n t a goef r e n o v a t i nigs t h a t w h i l et h e w o r k i s g o i n go n
y o u c a n u p g r a d e y o u r p l u m b i n g a n d e l e c t r i c acl o n n e c t i o n sa s
12)
a sa d d i n gi n s u l a t i o nl t ' sa l s oa g o o dt r m et o 1 3 )
alr
c o n d i t i o n i n cge, n t r ahl e a t i n go r a h o m es e c u r i tsyy s t e m
S o ,w h e t h e ry o u w a n t a ' h o m eo f f i c e ' a
, ' g r a n n yf l a t ' o r j u s t m o r e
storage
s p a c e1, 4 )
a g o o dl o o ka r o u n dy o u rh o u s et,h e s o l u t i o n
y o ui n t h e f a c e
m i g h tb e 1 5 )
0 A such
1 A oneself
2 A consider
? A cosy
4 A have
5 A thinking
6 A reasons
7 A real
8 A make
9 A hire
1 0 A past
11 A o n
t z A long
1 3 A input
1 4 A make
1 5 A seeing
f:
like
themselves
think
spacrous
buy
B
B
B
B
B ehnn<inn
B m e a nnr9 5
ts n e w
B try
P
rent
B fut ure
E to
B much
B install
B rry
B staring
D
D
D
D
D
D
f
^,,"^^-^L
D
Pur PU)c)
C own
D
C frnd
D
C buy
D
C old
D
C over
D
C soon
D
C build
D
L 0 0
D
C punching D
C
C
C
C
C
yourself
remember
expensive
use
wanting
s o
your
d o
cramped
need
needing
findings
only
attempt
borrow
added
for
well
fix
take
falling
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W e u s et h e p a s tc o n t i n u o u s :
'
.
.
.
for an actionwhichwas in progress
at a statedtime in the past We don't mentionwhen the actionstartedor
finishedAt 8 o'clockthis
morninglwasgettinEreadyforwork.
f o r a n a c t i o nw h i c hw a si n p r o g r e swsh e na n o t h e ar c t i o ni n t e r r u p t eidt W e u s et h e p a s tc o n t i n u o ufso r t h e
(longeraction)and the pastsimplefor the actionwhich interruptedit (shorteraction)They
actionin progress
werewalkingto thestationwhentheysawtheaccident
for two or moresimultaneous
actionsin the past Thechildrenwereplayinginthegardenwhiletheirmotherwas
trimmingthehedges.
t o d e s c r i b e t h e a t m o s p h e r e , s e t t i n g e t c a n d t o g i v e b a c k g r o u n d i n f o r m a t iW
o nhteonalswt o rkye u p l f o u n d
thesunwasshiningand thetemperature
wasrisingfast.Lizwasmakingbreakfast
in thekitchenwhile.JohnandSarah
weredrinkingcoffeeon thebalcony.
PastPerfect
&ffir*gffiffiffir
&mffi%ffi
,l,i
l,;l l
We use usedto + infinitiveto refer to past habits or states.
I n s u c hc a s e u
s s e dt o c a nb e r e p l a c ebdy t h e p a s ts i m p l ew i t h n o c h a n g ei n m e a n i n g
I usedto go to Waleson holidayeveryyear.
WhenI wasyounger,
WhenI wasyounger,
I wentto Waleson holidayeveryyear.
given.Use
usingthe timeexpressions
complete
eachof the sentences
Tony,Lyn,SteveandSally,
Foreachperson,
eachexpression
onlyonce.
1 o at the time o sincehe was a youngboy
. b y t h e t i m e h e w a s3 0 . a b o u ts i xm o n t h sa g o
a
b
c
d
J_
=
1...
>l
-l
I first met Tony
H ew a sw o r k i n gi n a n l t a l i a nr e s t a u r a n t
H eh a dd r e a m e o
d f b e i n ga c h e f . .
He plannedto openhisown restaurant
. by the time shearrived. for ages
. a coupleof daysago . until9 o'clock
Lynand I arrangedto go to the cinema
b We had beentalkingabout seeingthe latest
EthanHawkefilm
c Unfortunately,
her busdidn'tarrive
d T h ef i l m h a da l r e a dsyt a r t e d. . ,
a Stevecrashedhiscarinto a wall ..
b H ew a sd r i v i n gh o m e
becauseit had
c The roadswereverydangerous
b e e ns n o w t n g
how slipperyit was
d Hesaidhe didn't realise
. when shewasyounger. for hours
. a coupleof timesa week . lastweek
a
b
c
d
I saw Sallyat the gym
S h es a i ds h eh a db e e ng o i n g.
Sheusedto be veryactive ..
lt wasgoodto seeherandwe talked
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2
Fillin the correctpasttenseof the verbsin brackets.
5
Underline
word.
thecorrect
(you/do)yesterday?
(play)squashwith Pete
1 A: What
B: |
(you/speak)
to Kate?
( s l e e pw
) h e nI c a l l e d
2 A.
B : N o ,s h e
3 A : 5 u el o o k e dr e a l l yt i r e dy e s t e r d adyi,d n ' ts h e ?
(study)all
B: Yes,she
n i g h tf o r t h e e x a m
( y o u / m e e tP) h i l ?
4 A: When
B : A c o u p l eo f y e a r sa g o ,w e
(not/ live)hereverylongat the time
6
(you/be)ill lastweek?
(have)a really
5 A:
B: Yes,|
b a dc o l da l lw e e k
8
9
6 A : l ' m r e a l l yh a p p yT o mg o t t h a tj o b
( l o o k )f o r a g e s
B : I know,he
7 4 . Why wereyou late?
B : O h ,J e n n y
(still/get)readyat 9 o'clock
'1
the film at 1 o'clock?
B : N o .i t
Usethe promptsbelowto askandanswer
questions,
asin the example.
Youmayuseyour
own ideasaswell.
(finish)by then
about yourself.
1
2
3
4
5
4
6
(you/still/watch)
8 A :
3
10
W e h a d j u s t / l a t e l yf i n i s h e de a rn g w i e n l h e y
arrived
Were you watching the French film on TV
earlier/before?
He had beenworkingthere since/fortwo and a
h a l fy e a r s
She had already/yetwritten the letter when he
c a l l e dh e r
The companywas previously/beforehand
run by
thegovernment
T h et e a mh a d n ' tl o s ta g a m eu n t i l / y e tl a s tw e e k
Shelately/recently
movedto London
We had never/everbeentherebefore
Hewasalways/stilllivingat homewith hisparents
t h i st i m e l a s ty e a r
H e m a d e d i n n e ra f t e r / f o l l o w i n gh e g o t h o m e
fromwork
T w om o n t h sa g o ,w h i l eI
W h e nI w a sa y o u n gc h i l d I,
D u r i n gm y l a s th o l i d a yI ,
On my firstdayat school,I
LastSaturday,
afterI
pierlastnight.
Thelntercity
Ferrycroshedintothe
Lookat the pictureandput the verbsin the list
intothe pastcontinuous
to describe
whateach
personwasdoingat the time,asin the example.
r look r climb. readr holdo wofk . search
@
@
@
a
a
M r J o h n s o/na t t h e w a t e r
Mrs Smith/ the stalrs
S h e i l a/ a b o o k
A m a n/ o n h i sl a P t o P
comPuter
Mr Smith/ in hisbriefcase
/ a newspaper
.loyce
WhenthelntercityFerry
rrn<hpd infn fhp nipr Alr
waslooking
at the
Johnson
water.
t h e r a i ns t a r t- d r i v et o M u n i c h- p u l lo v e r- w a i t
ro srop
A: Whatwereyou
doingwhentherainstarted?
B: lwasdrivingto
Munich.
A: Whatdidyoudo?
B: I pulledoverandwaitedforit to stop.
the storm hlt - watch TV/livingroom - close/
shutters
t h e a c c i d e nht a p p e n e-d d r i n ka c u po f c o f f e e / ian
c a f e- r rr n o r r f s i dteo h e l o
the President arrived - wait outside the
- wave/myflag
Presidential
Palace
the fire broke out - work/in my office- run to/
emergency
exit
- r e a da b o o k - h i d e
t h e e a r t h q u a k he a p p e n e d
u n d e rt h e t a b l e
7
Lookat the pictures'and
the prompts,
thenmake
up sentences
usingpasttenses,
asin theexample.
8
Puttheverbsin b'ackets
intothecorrect
past
tense.
1 W h i l eI
( p u t )r h e c h i l d r e n
t o b e d ,t h e p h o n e
( r ing )
2 S h ew a sn e r v o ubs e c a u sseh e
(wait) a weekto hearif she
(get)the tob
( b e )a t r i e c : s
3 Yesterday,
I
(drive)
s t o pw h e n a f r i e n d
(offer)me a lii
by and
(see)the film lastweekero
4 We
(not/enjoy)it at aril
but I
(not/see)her since she
5 l
(move)to her new flai
(you/be)lastnight?
6 Where
(stand) outside the
theatrefor two hours!
|
. (know)she
(cry)because
hereyeswerered,
(work) as a waiter
8 After he
i n a n l t a l i a nr e s t a u r a nf ot r t e n y e a r sh e q u i t h i sj o b
(open)a coffeeshop
and
Eve/deliver
newsoaoers/her
dad/leave/for
work
Evewasdelivering
newspapers
whenherdadleftforwork.
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Evewasdelivering
newspapers,
herdadleftforwork.
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newspapers,
herdadleftforwork.
9
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is sister/cal
I him
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the pictures.
Whatdid peopleuseto have
in the past?Whatdo we havenowadays?
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promptsandthe pictures
to makesentences,
asin
theexamole.
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r d e c o r a t i o n so t p l p n h o n e s
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boys/play
rugby
People
didn'tusetohaveelectricity
inthepast.They
used
tohaveoil
lamps.
Nowadays,
wehave
electricity.
Steve/shop/Sa
ndralprepare/di
nner
10
Whatdidyouuseto do/didn't
useto do during
yoursummer
holiday
lastyear?Choose
fromthe
listandmakeup sentences.
Youcanuseyourown
ideas.
o getup late. spend
timewithyourfriends
. go swimming
. sunbathe
. readbooks
. eatout at restaurants
Emma/plant/a
tree/herdad/build/the
fence
I usedtogetuplate.
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thecorrect
tense,
asintheexample
11 Circle
12
Matchthetwo halves
of thesentences
in columns
A andB.Then,makesentences
byjoiningthem
usingthe wordswhen/while/so/asor
because/
since/for.
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beenskiing
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in Cuba
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c
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t h e h o l i d a y s| 3 )
to the beachwith my
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t h e t i m e b e i n gI j u s t4 )
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C u s e dt o b e
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C h a ds h o n e
A looked
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A h a dg o n e
B w a sg o i n g
C went
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C hadbeenenloying
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C h a dh e a r d
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A h a dp o u r e d B w a sp o u r i n g
C u s e dt o p o u r
A h a db e e n
B was
C w a sb e i n g
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In eachcasethe second
sentence
hasa similar
meaning
to thefirstsentence.
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for sixmonths
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p a r ko n S u n d a ay f t e r n o o n s
used
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Sunday afternoons, when we were
children,
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time I hadeverbeenabroad
never
I had neverbeen abroaduntil I went to
F r a n c lea s ts u m m e r
4
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last
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5
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6
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meaning
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been
David
two years
We didn't leavethe houseuntil everybodyWAS
ready
before We waited until evervonewas ready
8 Johnwasworkingveryhardlatelyat that time.
9 I was left the buildingafter everybodyelse had
gone
1 0 The kitchenwas being redecorated
for yesterday
afternoon
' WordFormation
the house.
WhenJasonwasyoungerhe workedin NewYork
used
Jason
in NewYorkwhen he wasyounger
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time
lt
h a db e e nt o t h a t c i n e m a
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have
I
on holidayfor threeyears
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She
a speechin publicbefore
. LrrorLorrection
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
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1 He hadalwaysbeenwantedto be a singer
2 Laurahad beenworkingtherefor a coupleof years
ago.
3 We were trying to be quiet becauseSarahwas
beingasleep
4 | haven'tneverboughtanynew CDsrecently
5 | would usedto go therewhen I was younger
6 We were hungryso we had decidedto phonefor a
ptzza.
7 They movedto the countryside
sincethree years
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since
How long is it
school?
never
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bi-:
co-:
inter-:
mis-:
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multi-:
thecorrect
adjective
fromthewordin bold.
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1 After the earthquake,the
governmentaskedfor helpfrom
the ..
..
community,
lt is a(n) .
event,
held in May and November
eachyear.
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throughthe centreof town
4 Natashawas wearinga bright
2
5
NATIONAL
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RAIL
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canavoidany
UNDERSTANDING
Therunners
sprinted
aroundthe
track in a(n,)
CLOCKWISE
direction.
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andsaid
that they had all been very
OPERATIVE
The governmenthas decided
to start a(n)
SMOKING
c a m p a t g nt o m a k e p e o p l e
aware of the danger of
smoking
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published
WEEKLY
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of
of public
funds
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17
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bestfitseachspace.
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C..o en"nel
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W h e n y o u m o v ey o u a r e 1 ) , . . . , . . . o n l y
l e a v i n gy o u r h o m e b u t y o u a r e a l s o l e a v i n g
your neighbourhood, friends, familiar
s u r r o u n d i n gasn d , 2 )
s o m ec a s e s ,
your family You 3)
be well
organized The best way to do this is
4) ..
m a k i n gl i s t s :l i s t so f t h i n g sy o u
w a n t t o k e e p s, e l lo r t h r o w 5 ) . . .
, a n dl i s t s
of thingsyou haveto do, suchas6)
v n r r r r r t i l i i i a qr r r t n f f
As difficult7)
movingis for you,
it is just as bad, 8)
not worse,for
y o u r c h i l d r e na n d p e t s l t i s a 9 )
harderfor them to understand
why they have
t o m o v ea n d t h e y 1 0 )
not know
w h a t t o e x p e c t1 1 )
i s a g o o di d e a
to take them to their new neighbourhood
before you move and show 12)
t h e i rn e w h o m e
When you first moveinto your new home,
makean effortto 13)
to know your
n e i g h b o u ras n d e n c o u r a g e
y o u r c h i l d r e nt o
b r i n gt h e i r n e w c l a s s m a t ehso m e O n c ey o u
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h o m ea n d ,b e f o r e
y o u k n o w i i , y o u ' l lh a v ef o u n d a n o t h e rp l a c e
t h a t y o uw i l l b e s a dt o l e a v eb e h i n d l
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Parisianhigh fashion for almost six decades.At age 30 she
. . t i n y h a t s h o p a n d q u i c k l ya d d e d s w e a t e r ss, h i r t s
3) .........a
and accessories.Withinfive years her simple and comfortable
designs attractedthe 4) ...........of influentialwealthy women.
H e r s t y l ew a s a r e f r e s h i n g
c h a n g e5 ) . . . . . . . . .t.h. e c o n f i n i n ga n d
tight-fittingcorsetsand long dresseswith petticoatsof the time.
jersey dresses, bell-bottomtrousers, trench
She 6)
coats, turtlenecksweatersand the classic "littleblack dress".
Costume jewelleryas well as bobbed hair are also credited
7 ) . . . . . . . . . . .C h a n e l . T r a d i t i o n a lC h a n e l a c c e s s o r i e si n c l u d e
m u l t i p l es t r a n d s 8 ) . . . . . . . . . .p. e a r l s a n d g o l d c h a i n s , q u i l t e d
handbagsand sling-backpumps in ivorywith blacktoes.At the
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. ., 5 0 0p e o p l e ,T h e
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costumejewelleryworkshop,and perfume laboratorieswhere
t h e f a m o u s p e r f u m eC h a n e l N o . 5 w a s 1 2 ) . . . . . . . . . . . C h a n e l
r e t i r e di n 1 9 3 8 b u t 1 3 ) . . . . . . . . . .i .n 1 9 5 4 t o i n t r o d u c ea n o t h e r
c l a s s i ct,h e c a r d i g a ns u i t .T o d a y ,C h a n e l1 4 ) . . . . . . . . .t.o. b e o n e
o f t h e m o s t p r e s t i g i o u s1 5 ) . . . . . . . . . .i.n t h e w o r l d o f f a s h i o n ,
fragrances,and cosmetics.
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B is
C have
D be
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Bwhom
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Cwho
3 A s t a r t e d B b e g a n C r e p l a c e d D o p e n e d
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D assistance
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D point
10 A employed B worked
C used
D bossed
11 Aincluded Bembraced Cgrouped
Dsurrounded
12 A forged
B imagined C created
D revised
13 A returned B reviewed C restored
D repLaced
14 A persists B continues C maintains D proceeds
15 A types
B kinds
C names
D forms
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13 He'sthe mostboringpersonwe've
. . met
A never
C sometimes
B yet
D ever
thecorrect
item.
18 Circle
'14
I
what you mean but there must be an
easierway to dealwith the situation
A amseeing
C haveseen
B see
D havebeenseeing
2
Sandra
for a new flat for ages,but shestill
h a s n ' ft o u n da n y t h i n g
A looks
C haslooked
B i sl o o k i n g
D h a sb e e nl o o k i n g
3 At thistime lastyear,they
in Liverpool
A h a ds t u d i e d
C study
B werestudying
D arestudying
4
In thosedayshe usually
to college,but on
that occasion
he took the bus
A i sw a l k i n g
C w a sw a l k i n g
B walks
D walked
5 A s m a l ls t r e a mr u n s
village
A across
B over
6
.
t h e m i d d l eo f t h e
through
D among
My houseis on West Road, .
groun0
A opposite
B along
the football
C over
D against
7 Where
on holidaylastyear?
A wereyou going
C d i dy o u g o
B haveyou been
D d i dy o u u s e dt o g o
8
Recently,
we
A went
B weregoing
9
'10
1 1 N o b o d yh a s .
accident
A never
B still
h e rh u s b a n cda l r e o
C when
D after
1 6 H o wl o n g
A are
B have
C were
D will
C h a v eb e e ng o i n g
D h a dg o n e
. . eachothersincetheywere
C haveknown
D usedto know
t o l d m e t h e t r u t h a b o u tt h e
C ever
D yet
12 He hasbeenstudyingFrench
i999
A from
C in
B since
D just
y o u b e e nw a i t i n gf o r t h e b u s ?
word.
19 Fillinthemissing
1 T h i sm o r n i n gj,u s t a s I
leaving
the
h o u s et,h e t e l e p h o n rea n g
2 WhenPaulwasyounger,he
to play
rugbyfor the countyteam
3 How
. haveyou beenworkingin the
caf6?
4
monththeytravelledto praguefor
5
6
7
8
9
| was . ., . eatingbreakfastwhen the postman
delivered
a parcel.
A already
C before
B yet
D still
Charlieand Stan.
children.
A know
B were knowing
1 5 S h ew a s h a v i n gd i n n e r
A since
B while
. to the gym everynight after
WOTK
Shehad neverbeento poland ..
A yet
C already
B still
D before
10
the weekend
S h eh a d
j o g g i n gi n t h e p a r ks o s h e
wasexhausted
I didn't see Sam at the gym, he must have left
. we arrived
| haven'theardfrom her
she left
thecompany
S h ew a s n ' th u n g r yb e c a u sseh eh a d.
..
eaten.
Theywaited . .
everyonehad arrived
b e f o r et h e ya n n o u n c etdh e i re n g a g e m e n t
l-'lewas drivingto work
he ran out
of petrol
11
.
y o u c o m i n gw i t h u st o n i g h t ?
1 2 Haveyou ever
to France?
1 3 Theirproductionincreases
day
1 4 Thejourneyhad beenverypleasant
a womansittingbehindme startedto shout
1 5 It'sa month
sheleft for ltaly
1 6 What have you been doing
morning?
1 7 I w a sb a k i n ga p i e
T o mw a ss e t t i n g
t h et a b l e
18 He has
travelledby boatonce
19 Theyhave
. repaired
the roof.
20 IsMary
workingfor BTXMotors?
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We usethe future continuous:
.
.
.
for acttonswhichwill be in progress
at a statedfuturetime I'mgoingonholidaytoSpain.Thistimenextweekl'll
be
Iyingin thesun.
f o r a c t i o nw
s h i c hw i l l d e f i n i t e lhya p p e ni n t h e f u t u r ea st h e r e s u lot f a routine
rc
or arrangementlwill beplaying
tenniswithAndytomorrowmornrng.
when we askpolitelyaboutsomeone's
plansfor the nearfuture Willyoubedrivingto thepartytonight?
Would
you beableto givemea lift?
l:',, . r:
Theywill havearrivedin Londonby5 o'clock.
Note:until/tillareonly usedin negativesentences:
Shewill
nothavefinishedthereportuntil/till
6o'clock.
(NOT
Shewillhavefrnished
thereportby 6.30.
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We usethe future perfectcontinuous:
o
to emphasise
the durationof an actionup to a certaintime in the fuiure ByJune,
hewillhavebeenteaching
in
thisschoolfor fifteenyears.
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a. Putthe verbsin brackets
intothe correcttense
to describe
the future.
Tomorrownight my friendSophieis comingto visitme. Her
train 1)
... (arrive)at sixo,clockand sinceI
2)
(still/work) at that time, we
3)
. .. (meet)in the citycentreat sevenl'm
sure that we 4)
(have) dinner at
Gianni'sbecausewe alwaysseemto end up there.By the
time we have finished eating I guess that Sophie
5)...... ...
.. (persuade
m)e t o t a k e h e r t o t h e
cinemabecause
there'sa film that shewantsto see
i:
. .':
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.
b. Whichtenseformwasusedin parta to talk
about:
a timetables/programmes ...
o actionswhich will have finishedbeforea stateo
futuretime
a fixedarrangement
in the nearfuture
d an action which will be in progressat a stated
futuretime .
e prediction
basedon what we know
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Underline
the correcttenseform.
1 A: Whatareyoudoingthisafternoon?
B: I
meetJessfor a coffee.
Would
y o u l i k et o c o m e ?
2
A Didyou remembermy book?
B : Oh no, sorry |
. give it to you
tomorrow
5
4
3 A : We haven'tgot anybread
B : O K ,I
g o a n dg e t a l o a f
4
A M e l i ss t u d y i n g
m e d i c i n ei s, n ' ts h e ?
B : Yes,she
be a doctorwhen she
f i n i s h ecso l l e g e
5 A : What
......(you)
to the party?
B : I don't know,probablymy blackdress
6 A : It'sverycoldtoday,isn'tit?
B : Yes,l'm sureit
7
wear
5
into the futuresimple,
futurecontinuous
or futureperfecf,
asin the
exampres.
a
By Monday morning, Kelly will have written
(write)her Historyessay
b Kellycan't come with us on Sundaybecause
shevylllbewriting(write) her Historyessay
snow
A It turnsout that I cancomeafterall.
B : Oh excellent,| . .
see you on
Fridaythen
2
8 A : I don't want to missthe startof the play.
B : It'sOK lf we leavenow,we
be
t h e r eo n t i m e
9 A : Watchoutl You .
burnyourself
B : O h ,I d i d n ' tr e a l i steh e o v e nw a ss t i l lo n
1 0 A : l s S u ed r i v i n gi n t ot o w n ?
B : Yes,I'm sureshe
if you askher.
3
We will start the meetingas soon as everyone
arrives/willarrive
I expectwe are being/will be there in another
n o u ro r s o
If you need/willneedanymorehelp,just askBob.
Joycewon't be able to come unlessshe has
finished/willhavefinishedheressay
I doubt whetheryou are/will be ableto find it if
you don't askherto drawyou a map.
Do you thinkyou'llseeKeithwhenyou are/willbe
at work?
giveyou a lift
a. Dr Saunders
isthe headof the politics
department
at a smallcollege.
Lookat the
calendar
whichshowshisarrangements
for the
nextfew months,thenmakeup sentences,
as
in theexamole.
a
l ' m s u r ew e
this afternoon
b lf we do, thenwe . . .. . .
fivegames.
(win) the match
(work)all dayon Saturday
(work) therefor
3
a He . .
b ByJanuaryhe
threeyears
4
a
5
a lf Angela can get some time off work, we
.. (fly)to Parisfor the weekend
p
lf Angelagets time off work, at this time on
(fly)to Parrs
Fridaywe
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lf you don't studyharder,you won't passthe exam
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my newJob
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(to) havebeenrepairing
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(to) be repaired
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Verb Tenses
Infinitive
p r e s e nst i m p l e( h ev i s i t s )
to visit
f u t u r es i m p l e( h ew i l lv i s i t )
p r e s e nct o n t i n u o u(sh ei sv i s i t i n g )
t o b ev i s i t i n g
f u t u r ec o n t i n u o u(sh ew i l l b e v i s i t i n q )
p a s ts i m p l e( h ev i s i t e d )
presentperfect(hehasvisited)
to havevisited
pastperfect(hehadvisited)
futureperfect(hewill havevisited)
p a s tc o n t i n u o u(sh ew a sv i s i t i n g )
presentperfectcontinuous
(hehasbeenvisiting)
to havebeenvisiting
p a s tp e r f e cct o n t i n u o u(sh eh a db e e nv i s i t i n g )
(hewill havebeenvisiting)
futureperfectcontinuous
Thepresentinfinitiverefersto the presentor future
I expectto findoutmyexamresults
soon(active)
I hopeto beaccepted
lJniversity.
t
at Leeds
rpassive
T h ep r e s e n ct o n t i n u o u si n f i n i t i v er e f e r tso a n a c t i o nh a p p e n i nagi t h e t i m e o f s p e a k i n g
Daveappears
to bestudyingat themoment.
Theperfectinfinitiverefersto the past lt showsthat the actionof the infiniiivehappenedbeforethe action
of the verb
Theboysclaimto havefinishedtheirhomework(active)
Theirhomeworkappearsto havebeenfinished.(passive)
Theperfectcontinuousinfinitiverefersto the past lt emphasises
the durationof the actionof the infinitive
which happenedbeforethe actionof the verb Heseems
to havebeenworkingconstantly
forthelastcoupleof
weeks.
Note:the perfectinfinitiveand the perfectcontinuousinfinitiveareusedwith modalverbsandverossucnas
seem,claim,expect,believe,and appear
Theto-infinitiveis used:
.
o
'
purposeCarlwenttotheshoptobuy
to express
somebread.
aftercertainverbs(agree,appear,decide,expect,hope,plan,promise,refuse,etc) Sheishopingtogeta
promotion.
(happy,sad,glad,etc);express
afteradjectives
whichdescribe
feelings/emotions
willingness/unwillingness
(willing,eager,reluctantetc),referto a person's
(clever,kind etc)and the adjectives
character
luckyand
fortunate, I wasveryluckyto win therace
&
=
:::
o
a
o
a
o
..i=:-=
Note:with adjectives
that referto character
we canalsousean impersonal
construction
It waskindofyou to giveJohna lift.
aftercertainnounsand pronouns(somethinE,
anyoneetc)to showthat somethingis necessary
or possible,
Wasthereanyonethereta helpyou?
after too/enough Vanessa
istoo impatientto waitin a queue.
Mikeisn'toldenoughto vote.
to talk aboutan unexpected
eventusuallywith only lgothomeonlytofindthatlhadforgottenmykeys.
with it + be + adjective/nounltwasdifficulttasolvetheproblem.
after be + first/second/next/lastetc 5hewasthelastpersonto finishtheexam.
afterverbsand expressions
suchas ask.learn,explain,decide,find out, want, want to know etc when they
arefollowedby a questionword Sheexplainedwhatwehadtoda.
BUT:wonder why is followedby a clause(NOTan infinitive)
/wonder why she didn't tell us.
afterwould like,would prefer,would love etc to express
a specificpreference
lwould loveto visitlndiaoneday.
in the expressions
to tell you the truth. to be honest,to sum up, to beginwith etc
Tobehonest,I'drathernotgo.
N o t ei:f t w o t o - i n f i n i t i v e s a r e l i n k e d b y a n d o r o r , t h e t o o f t h e s e c o n d i n f i n i t i v e c a n b eSohmeipt treodm i s e d t o c a l l
and tellmewhatwashappening.
Theinfinitivewithout to is used:
.
o
.
.
after modalverbs Gregcanplaythepiano.
after the verbslet, make,see, hear,and feel Herbossmadeherworkovertime.
B U t w e u s e t h e t o - i n f i n i t i v e a f t e r b e m a d e , b e h e a r d , b e s e e n e t c ( p a s s iS
v ehfeowr m
a s) m a d e t o w o r k
overttme.
Note:when see,hearandwatch arefollowedby an -ing form thereis no changein the passive
Hesawmetalkingto Anna.- | wasseentalkingto Anna.
afterhad better and would ralher Wehadbetterleavesoon.
H e l p c a n b e f o l l o w e d b y e i t h e r t h e t o - i n f i n i t i v e o r t h e i n f i n i t i v e w i t h o uStht oe h e l p e d m e ( t o ) p a i n t m y f l a t .
- i n gF o r m
Formsof the -ing form
ACTIVE
v
i
s
i
t
i
n
g
!
! havingvisited
:
I Present
! Perfect
I
a
I
!
!
PASSIVE
b e i n gv i s i t e d
havingbeenvlsited
:
i
i
Thepresent-ing form refersto the presentor future Hehateswalkingtowork.HehatesbeingvisitedonSundays.
Theperfect-ing form showsthat the actionof the -ing form happenedbeforethe actionof the verb We can
usethe simple-ing form insteadof the perfect-ing form with no changein meaning Sheadmitted
visiting/
havingvisitedJamie.
The-ing form is used:
.
r
.
as a noun Swimmingisa greatwayto getfit.
aftercertainverbs(admit,appreciate,avoid,confess,continue,deny,fancy,go (for activities),
imagine,
mind, miss,quit, save,suggest,practise,consider,prevent)Jackwantstoquitsmoking.
generalpreferenceTomhatesworkingatthebank.
afterlove,like,enjoy,prefer,dislike,hate to express
BUT:for a specificpreference(wouldlike/wouldprefer/wouldlove)we
usea to-infinitive. l'dlovetocome.
lRflt
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T h e- i n g f o r m i s u s e d :
'
.
.
o
'
afterexpressions
suchas be busy,it's no use,it's (no) good, it's (not) worth. what's the useof, can't help,
there's no point in, can't stand, have difficulty (in), have trouble elc I am busywritinga report.
afterspend,waste,or lose(time,money,eIc) Wewastedalotof
timefixingthecomputer.
afterverbsand expressions
suchas look forward to, be usedto, in additionto, objectto, prefer(doingsth
to sth else) Heisn'tusedto livingalone.
after prepositionsElaine
isscared
of flying.
afterthe verbshear,listento, notice.see,watch, and feel to describe
an incompleteacliontheardSamantha
talkingon thephone(l onlyheardpartof theconversation)
BUT:we usethe infinitivewithout to with hear,listento, notice,see,watch, and feel to describe
the
completeaction I heardSamantha
tellthestory.(lheardthewholestory)
Differencein meaningbetweenthe to-infinitiveand the -ing form:
S o m ev e r b sc a nt a k ee i t h e rt h e t o - i n f i n i t i v e
o r t h e - i n g f o r m b u t w i t h a c h a n g ei n m e a n l n g
= not remember
forget+ to-infinitive
Heforgotto buymilk.
forget+ -ingform= not recall
l'll neverforgetvisitingEgypt.
= intendto
mean+ to-infinitive
Henevermeantto upsether.
mean+ -ingform= involve
Beinga firefightermeanstakingrisks.
= not forget
remember
+ to-infinitive
Didyouremember
to callLucy?
remember
+ -ingform= recall
= be sorryto (normally
regret+ to-infinitive
usedin the
presentsimplewith verbssuchas say,tell, inform)
I regretto informyouthatyourphonehasbeencutoff.
regret+ -ingform= feelsorryabout
Heisgoingto regretsellinghisrecordcollection.
lremember
comingherebefore.
LOmpansons
Use
' W e u s e t h e c o m p a r a t i v ef o r m t o c o m p a r et w o p e o p l e ,t h i n g s ,p l a c e s e, t c W e u s u a l l ru7s e t h a n w i t h
c o m p a r a t i vaed l e c t i v e s
Mary rsyoungerthanJane
' We usethe superlativeform to compareone person/thing/etc
with more than one person/thing/etc
in the
s a m eg r o u p W e u s et h e . , . o f l i n w i t h s u p e r l a t i vaed j e c t r v eW
s e u s ei n w i t h t h e s u p e r l a t i vweh e nw e t a l ka b o u t
places
It's themostexpensive
necklacein the shop (NOT@
Spelling
' With one-syllable
adjectives
endingin -e, we add-r in the comparative
and-st in the superlative
form
ntce-ntcer-nrcest
' W i t h o n e - s y l l a b laed j e c t t v eesn d i n gi n a v o w e l + a c o n s o n a n tw, e d o u b l et h e l a s tc o n s o n a nat n d a d d - e r l est
thin - thinner- thinnest
o with two-syllabla
e d j e c t i v eesn d i n gi n - l y o r - y , w e c h a n g et h e - y t o i a n d a d d- e r l - e s t
easy-easier-easiest
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Adjective C o m p a r a t i v eS u p e r l a t i v e
short
ad 1 e c t i v e s
5mail
bigger
5mailer
thebiggest lrregular
t h e s m a l l e s t forms
-v adiectives
NOISV
l0rsrer
the noisiest
brg
longer
beautiful
a0iectrve5
'
more
b e au t if uI
the most
b e au t i fuI
Adjective C o m p a r a t i v eS u p e r l a t i v e
good
bad
little
many
much
better
worse
less
more
more
the best
theworst
the least
the most
the most
We useadjectives
or theircomparative
and superlative
formsto makecomparisons
Adjectives
.
'
very + adjective (emphasises
adjective)George
isa verygoodstudent.
as + adjective+ as ( to showthat two peopleor thingsaresimilarin someway In neqattve
senrences
we use
not as/so ... as) l'm sureBian isascleveraspolly.
'
less+ adjective+ than (expresses
the difference
betweentwo peopleor things Theoppositeof more ...
than) Thesequelwaslesssuccessful
than theoriginal.
t h e l e a s t + a d j e c t i+v oe f l i n ( c o m p a r e s o n e p e r s o n o r t h i n g t o t w o o r m o r e p e o p l e o r t h i n g s i n t h e s a m e
group Theoppositeof most ... oflin) lt'stheleastexpensiverestaurantinthecitv.
'
Comparatives
'
'
'
much/alot/farla little/a bitislightly/even+ comparative(expresses
the degreeof differenceberweentwo
peopleor things)AnnersmuchyoungerthanSteve.
- Ridinga motorbike
isa lotmoredangerous
thandrivinga car.- She
wasfar happierwhensheonlyworkedpart time.- t think it'sa littlewarmerthan it wasyesterday.
- lt wasa bit more
expensive
thanI thoughtit wouldbe.- Shesaidthatthesecond
examwasslightlyeasierthan thefirstone.- Sincehis
operation,
hehasbeenwalkingevenmoreslowly
BUT:many more + uncountablenoun romatemanymorebiscuits
thanpaul.
comparative+ comparativeshowsthat somethingis increasing
or decreasing
Weseemto startlaterand latereveryday.
t h e + c o m p a r a t i v.e. . ,t h e + c o m p a r a t i v(es h o w tsh a t t w o t h i n g sc h a n g et o g e t h eor r t h a t o n et h i n gd e p e n d s
on anotherlhing) Thelongerthejourneywenton,themorebeautifulthescenerv
became.
Superlatives
'
by far + the + superlative
(emphasises
the difference
betweenone personor thingandtwo or morepeopleor
thingsin the samegroup)Helsbyfarthebestplayerintheteam
- Quite- Rather
- Pretty
Fairly
a
a
a
!
a
a
a + fairly Thisisa fairlycheapdressbutl'm sureyoucanfindsomething
cheaper
youshoutd
quite a/an = enoughThisisquitea cheapdress.
buyit.
q u i t e+ a d j e c t i v essu c ha s h o r r i b l er,i d i c u l o u b
s ,r i l l i a n ta, m a z i n ge,x t r a o r d i n a irm
y ,p o s s i b lter u
, e ,c e r t a r ne,t c
i=
completely,
totally)Getting
thisfinished
by5 o'clock
isquiteimpossible.
rather+ a(n)or a rather(= morethan usual/wanted
gotrathera/a rathergoodpointsayingso.
etc)She,s
rather+ comparativeform + than He'srathertallerthanI expected.
a pretty (quitecommonin everydayEnglish)
He'sgota prettynastycuton hisarm.
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T o o- E n o u g h
.
Too hasa negativemeaninglt showsthat somethingis morethan enough,necessary
or wanted We usetoo
inthefollowing
ways:
. too + adjective/adverb
+ to-infinitive /trstoocoldformetoswim.
a
too ... for somebody/something Thiscoffee
istoostrongfor me.
a
too ... for somebody/something+ to-infinitive Thelakeistoopollutedfor fishto livein.
W e a l s ou s et o o + m u c hw i t h u n c o u n t a b n
l eo u n sa n dt o o + m a n yw i t h c o u n t a b l ne o u n si n t h e p l u r a l
Thereistoo muchrubbishin thebin.-Therearetoo manycarson theroad.
B u t : B e f o r e a d j e c t i v e s n o t f o l l o w e d b y a n o u n o r a d v e r b s , w e u s e o nTl e
y tror yoi s t o o s h o r t t o p l a y b a s k e t b a l l .
(NOTtee msehshe+!)
'
e e a n i n gi t s h o w st h a t t h e r el sj u s ta s m u c ho f s o m e t h i nagsi sw a n t e do r n e e d e dW e
E n o u g hh a sa p o s i t i v m
useenoughin the followingways:
. adjective/adverb
+ enough+ to-infinitive ltiswarmenaughtoswim.
BUT:not + adjective/adverb
+ enough+ to-infinitive(negative
meaning)ltisn'twarmenoughtoswim.
. enough + noun + to-infinitive I'vegotenoughtimeto havea coffee.
Fillin the correctformof the verbin brackets
(to -infinitive
or -ingform),asin the examples.
2
Heatherbroughtthat CDso that we canlistento it
H e a t h ebr r o u g h t. . . .
3 The exercise
was easy Everyone
could do it
Theexercise
was easyenough
4 Kevinshouldn'tdriveso quickly,its dangerous
It'sdangerous
5 T i n as a i ds h ew o u l dc a l lm e b u t l ' m s t i l lw a i t i n g
I ' m s t i l lw a i t i n g. . . ..
1 Hegoesto eveningclasses
to lecrn(learn)ltalian
(learil a languagecanhelpyouto get a job
2 Learning
3 Oh no! | forgot
(buy) eggs
6
7
8
9
10
2
when I was at the supermarket
The governmentis determined
(solve)someof the environmental
problems
facing
Ine area
(cook)at hometo
Dan prefers
eatingout
There'sno point in
(buy) a
computerif you arenot goingto useit.
(decorate)
They have decided
the livingroom
The childrenlove
(9o) to the
swimmingpool
(tell) Alice what Sean
| regret
hadsaid
Hydroelectricity
and wind turbines can be used
(provide)environmentallyfriendly
..
ener9y.
Rewritethe sentencesusingfor, asin the example.
1 | mustfinishthiswork today
It's importantfarmeta finishthisworktoday.
3
Write the correctform of the verb in brackets.
(watch) TV at the
I like
weeKen0S
l'd like
... (So) to the cinema
tonrght
l'll neverforget
(meet) Davio
Beckham
4 Don'tforget
(lock)the door.
(leave) school so
5 He regrets
eafly
I regret
. . (inform) you that you
haven'tbeenacceptedfor the job
7 Doyou remember. .
.. . .. (visit)Paris?
(call)
8 Remember
..
me tonight.
9 She stopped
(work) when she
wassixty-five
't0 H e s t o p p e d
(fix)thepuncture
....
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+
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4
Lookat pictures
andin pairsmakeup dialogues,
as
in theexample.
you fancy/meeVcoffee/after
work?
Sorry/ca
n'V agree/do/overti
me
tonight
:
Do you fancy meeting for a eoffee
afterwork?
SorryIcant. ...
3 O n ed a yI h o p et o
4 l w o u l dl o v e
5 I had better
7
Complete
the tableby fillingin the adjectives,
comparatives
andsuperlatives,
asin the exampre.
nljectiyg
Comparative :
'' -- ---
,"--a -
1 i
2.
bright
3 l
expenslve
hrinhrar
briElitest
t al l e r
4a
easrest
5 l
mnrp
6.
A We/decide/give/you/job
B that be/fantastidwhen/
you likeme/start?
latest
8;
t-^-+
q l
brg
worse
Yes/can't
waiVsee/old
friendsagain
4
6
B
g o i n gt o S p a i nt h i ss u m m e r
watchingold movies
u s ea c o m p u t e r
l'mthinking
about
I can
to goawayfortheweekend
beingin crowded
places
Usethe phrases
to makeup sentences
about
yourself.
1 | c a n ' th e l p
2 l,m not usedto
i
Putthe adjectives
in brackets
intothe comparative
or superlative
form,addinganynecessary
words.
you look/forwardtolgo/
partytonight?
A
I can'tstand
i tove
rd tike
:
srmple
t0:
Matchthe phrases
in ColumnA to thosein Column
B to makecomplete
sentences,
thenmakesimilar
sentences
usingthe phrases
in ColumnA andyour
own ideas.
tntaracirn^
a ;
8
Superlative
A: Theweather'sbeautifultoday,isn'tit?
B: Yes,they said on the radio that it was lilg
ftelrtesf(hot)
day of the yearso far
A : I t h i n kl ' d p r e f e trh e b l a c ks k i r t
B : I k n o wb u t t h i so n e i s
(cheap)
A : T h ef i l ml a s t e df o r m o r et h a nt h r e eh o u r s l
B: Yes, it was much
(long) |
expected
A : C h r i si st h e b e s tp l a y eor n t h e t e a m ,i s n , th e ?
B: Actually,I think Stevets even
(good)
5 A: Markisveryclever,isn'the?
B: Yes,he's
(intelligent)personI
know
6 A: We havea lot of work to do at the moment
B: This is always
(busy)time of
year
7
A: I wasverysurprised
when I met Maggie
B: Why? Did you think she would be
(young)?
g A : It'sabouta two-hourdrive
B : R e a l l y|?t h o u g h ti t w a s m u c h
(far)awaythan that
9 A: Didyou readthat book?
B: Yes,it was excellent,
(interest)
t h i n gI h a v er e a di o r a g e s
10 A: Are you goingto the hairdresser,s
today?
B: No I phoned, but
(early)
appointment
they hadwas at two o'clockand I
haveto be at work at one
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Write the correctform of the comparativeor
superlativeand then completethe sentences
with
your own ideas.
(difficult)scnoor
1 | find that ;#sil;sis f&emcsiCjffic;;fr
subject
(frightening)
2 l n m yo p i n i o n
a n i m aol f a l li s
(good)holidayI everhadwas
3
(healthy)than
4
Salads
are
5
l ' m s u r et h a t
(interesting)
job than
6
i t h i n kt h a t
I h a v es e e ni n a l o n gt r m e
(funny)film
( b i g )e n v i r o n m e n t a l
7
8
problemfacingmy country
Gold
1 I quite/pretty enjoyedthe concertbut it could
havebeenbetter
2 lf l were you, I would take the bus; it's
fairly/rathera longway to walk
3 S h e ' sa r a t h e r / q u i t fea s tr u n n e rl ' m s u r es h e ' lw
l in
the race
4 I know you don't believeme, but it's fairly/quite
true
5 I think this examwas fairly/quitea lot easierthan
lastyear's
6 The restaurantwas rather/prettymore crowded
than I expected
7 lt's a verynicehousebut it will needquite/pretty
a lot of work beforeanyonecanlivethere
8 lt was a quite/prettygood film,you shouldseeit
(expensive)
than
(happy)personI know
9
1 0 | w o u l ds a yt h a t
(fast)than
thecorrect
word.
11 Underline
12 Fillintoo/enough.
1 Davidis tootiredto go to the party
belowandtheprompts
to
10 Usetheinformation
makeupsentences
usingmuch,
more,
monyor
abit,
asintheexamples.
2
S a mi s o l d
own
to go into town on his
3
He arrivedat the cinema
watchthe film
late to
4 J a n e h a s n ' ts t u d i e d
exam
t o p a s sh e r
5 T h i ss o u pi s
6
hot to eat
P a u lh a s n ' tg o t
new car
a
-
l '
,
m o n e yt o b u y a
I
t , s e o T 'F" Yn"o- 'i l q n
' Error
Correction
''::..:4. -+
| 1.
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
1 3 Cross
Delaysper week:
CabinCrew per flight:
.
.
r
.
.
.
.
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be/old
AirTropicana
isa bit olderthanTrans-European
Airways.
fly/far
Air Tropicana
fliesnuch furtherthanTrans-European
Airways.
aircrafVold
have/accidents
flylinteresting
places
planes/reliable
service/good
1 l ' m g o i n gf o r s h o p p i n o
g n S a t u r d aw
y ,o u l dy o u l i k e
to comewith me?
2 Let'stake my car,it'smorebiggerthan yours
3 The exam is too difficult,so you'd better study
nar0
4 I hateto watchingold movies
5 | c a n ' ts t a n dt o b e i n gi g n o r e d
6 Youshouldbe mostcarefulwhenyoucrossthe road
7 We will get thereon time if we will leavenow
8 T h i ss m a lTl Vc o s t sa sm o r et h a nt h a t b i go n e !
9 | h a v e n 'gt o t v e r ye n o u g hm o n e yt o g o o n h o l i d a y
th isyear
1 0 T h em o r eo l d e rh e o e t s .t h e l a z i ehr e b e c o m e s
ffirmr$xffiffitr
#
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5
l ' m g l a dI d o n ' tl i v ei n a c o l dc o u n t r y
hate
I would
a coldcountry
6 C h r i sw o u l dr a t h e rn o t g o t o t h e c i n e m at o n i q h t
feel
Chris
Studythe examples.
Ineachcasethe second
sentence
has
a similar
meaning
7
I couldn't move the washing
because
it was so heavy
too
The washingmachinewas too heavy
for me to moveby myself
8
I wanted to get two ticketsfor the concertbut r
couldonlyaffordone
enough
I didn't haveenough money for two
Yourbrother
cookI haveevermet
9 WheneverI eat snails,I remembermy first trip to
Paris
without I can'teat snarls
I alwaysworryabout my familywhen I go awayon a
b u s i n e st rsi p
help
I can't help worrying about my family
1 0 Thecake
wastoosmall
sonoteveryone
,"J: ;il::
when I go awayon a business
trip
enough
Therewasn't
everyone
to havea piece
1 1 It was dlfficultto persuadeRobertto take the
courSe
difficulty I
l'm reallyexcitedaboutstartinguniversity
forward
l'm reallylooking forward to starting
untverstty.
I could never be happy working in a fast food
restau
rant.
hate
I would hate to work in a fast food
restau
rant
12
Robertto takethe course
Jane's
carisasold as Lisa's
same
Lisa's
caris
Jane's
I alwaysget depressed
when I see peopletreating
a n i m a lcsr u e l l y
without
I can't see people treating animals
. WordFormation
cruellywithout gettingdepressed
My fatherinsists
that I waterthe plantson Saturdays.
makes
My father makesme water the plants
on Saturdays
broad- broaden
p o p u l a-r p o p u l a r i s e
false- falsify
r i c h- e n r i c h
8 | haveneverhadsucha tastymealbefore
best
Thisisthe best mealI haveeverhad. j
\-
I can'taffordto buythoseboots
expensiveThose
me to buy.
2 lt's not her fault that she,slazy as her mother
alwaysdoeseverything
for her
help
S h ec a n ' t
because her mother always does
everything
for her
3 Please
remindme to callthe plumbertomorrow
forget
Don'tiet me
t h e p l u m b etro m o r r o w
I can'twait to meetyourbrother
forward I'm
y o u rb r o t h e r
homeworkbeforethey let me watchW'
| havenevermet anyonewho cooksas badlyas
yourbrotherdoes
worst
ticketsfor the concert
thesentences
14 Complete
including
the
meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
t o t h e c i n e m at o n i g h t
My parentswon't let me watchTV until I finishmy
homework
make
My parents
my
15
Formthe correctverb from the word in bold.
1 T h et e a c h esr h o u l d
the informationso that evervbodv
understands
it
Thesetrousersaretoo long,l'll have
ro
them
T h e ya r ep l a n n i n g
to
the factoryand buy new machinery
They boiledthe water in order to
. i t
I t h i n ky o u s h o u l d
s o m eo f t h e p h o t o g r a p h s
T h ec o u n c ihl a sd e c i d e tdo
t h e m a i nr o a di n t o
SIMPLE
SHORT
MODERN
PURE
LARGE
WIDE
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. Multiple
Choice
Cloze
Readthe text belowandthinkof the
Use
onlyoneword in eachspace.
Thereisan
example
17
Readthe text below,thencirclethe answerA, B,C,or D
(0)at the
whichbestfitseachspace.
Thereisan example
beginning.
,l-.
WtreelieBins
i1:'r
Once0) up** a time, binswere large,heavy,
tl.
human beings?Many people
metal objectswhich were difficultto lift and j;; I
believe that they are, and are fascinatedby these enormous yet
carry Theywere 1)
of one long metal .3il::
gracefulcreatures.In recent years, whale watching has become '.
i,.
sheet,joined along its longestedge, with a
extremelypopular,as more and more peoplewant to experience
the ii,
circularmetalbase Theyhad two handles,one
feelingthattheyare developing
a 1) .,...,..,.
.:'
relationship
withwhales.
2)
w h i c h d u s t m e nw o u l d u s e t o l i f t
Whalewatchinginvolvessailingout a long way from shore,often
them and swingthem onto their shoulders,
throughvery2) ,.........
waters.As a result,manywhalewatchersaretoo
showinglittlecarefor hygiene,or for their own
busyworryingabouttheirupsetstomachsor tryingnotto falloverboard
physica
wle l l - b e i n g
to actuallylookfor whales.Mostof them3) ..........
on a guideto keepan ,
As soon 3)
plastic bins became
4)..........outfortheJ|ashofafinorag|impseofatai|to|etthemkn
a v a i l a b l et h, e s et o o k 4 )
from the old
whento look.
m e t ao
l n e sT h e yw e r es i m i l airn a p p e a r a n caen d
However,
therewill not alwaysbe whalesto see,and even5) .......,...
w e i g h t ,b u t w e r eh a r d e r5 )
d a m a g eo r
thereare,thereis no 6) ..........
thatthe whalewatcherswill noticethem.
dent However,
beingmadeof plastic,theywere
W h a l e sa r es o 7 ) . . . . . . . .h. .o m ei n t h es e a ,a n d8 ) . . . . . . . .i.n, t ot h ew a t e rs o - ,
not suitablefor hot waste,6)
as ashes,
well that they can be hardfor peopleto 9) ..,.......
evenwhen one has
asthesedestroyed
their interrors
pointed
been
10) ..........
1othem.A competentguidewillusuallybe able :'i"
I n m a n yp a r t so f t h e w o r l d ,t h e s t a n d a r d
bin
to find at leastone, though,and it has to be said that a whalein its
h a sn o w b e e nr e p l a c e7d)
the wheelie
n a t u r a1l 1 ). . . . . . . .i.s. a w o n d e r f usli g h t .
bin Theseare large,rectangular,
plasticboxes
The luckywhalewatcherwillbe 12) ..........
to a spectacular
displayof ,
o n w h e e l sw
, i t h a h i n g e dl i d a n d a b a r w h i c h
gymnastics,
water
as occasionally,
whaleswill 13) ..........
intothe air or
a l l o w st h e b i n t o 8 )
. . p u s h e do r p u l l e d
wave
at
their
jets of water
audience
with
their
tails.
They
often
spout
a l o n g M o s t w h e e l i eb i n sa r e b l a c k ,b u t s o m e
..
high
1a)
..........
the
These
generally
air.
acts
make
whale
watchers
feel
are green,brown or red Theyare designedto
as thoughtheirtrip has been15) ,.........
and has broughtthemcloserto :l
b e j u s t a s s p a c i o uass t h e o l d b i n s ,9 )
understanding
thesehuge,strangemammals.
w e l l a s b e i n g e a s i e rt o m o v e a r o u n d a n d
10)
l i k e l yt o c a u s ei n j u r i e sM a n yl o c a l
c o u n c i lisn s i stth a t b i n sa r el e f ta t t h e s i d eo f t h e
0 A clever
intelligent C smart
D bright
'l
road for collection,and for many people,
A private
B i n d i v i d u a l C own
D personal
c a r r y i n go n e o f t h e o l d b i n s 1 1 )
the
2 A rough
B uneven
C lagged
D coarse
back gardento the front of the housewas
A
trust
3
B ASSUMC
C rely
D believe
e n o u g ht o c a u s es e r i o um
s uscle
damage
4 A ear
B eye
C arm
D elbow
N o m a t t e r1 2 ) .
w e l l - d e s i g n eadb i n
5 A I T
B though
L d 5
D whether
maybe, however,
therewill alwaysbe problems
6 A p r o m i s e B a g r e e m e n t C g u a r a n t e e D contract
Wheeliebins are unattractive
and can also be
7 A i n
B to
C with
D a t
difficultto manoeuvre
up and down stepsWhat
8 A mix
B blend
C combine D join
13)
more, if you are unfortunate
J
A spot
B look
C watch
D glance
enoughto dropsomethingin the bottomof one
10 A i n
B to
C out
D for
of them, you will havea hard time getting it
1 1 A home
B place
C habitat
D location
14)
a g a i n ,a s t h e b i n sa r e a b o u t f o u r
1 2 A given
B +t t/ ^c oa +L^c-ul
C shown
D entertained
feet tall Nevertheless,
they are certainlya step
t 5 A fall
B SWtm
C climb
D jump
15)
one
, and giveus hopethat, perhaps
1 4 A into
B ACTOSS
c u p
D through
day,someonewill designa trulytrouble-free
bin
tl
A w o r t h w h i l e B usefu
I
C wasted
D sensible
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thecorrect
item.
18 Circle
1 4 We'd betterwait . .
A before
B for
15
1 You must
A coming
B come
C to come
D to coming
You'dbetter .. . . it with Mrs Harrisand find out
thedetails.
A discussing
C to discuss
B discuss
D havediscussed
I e n j o y. . .
t o w o r kl n t h e m o r n i n g
A walking
C to walk
B walk
D b ew a l k i n g
5 Shewent on a diet
A losing
B lose
7
| wanted
A seeing
B see
. someweight
C to lose
D havinglost
Laurabeforesheleft
C to see
D to seeing
lt's a shame Lisa couldn't come, I was looking
forward .. . .. her
A meeting
C to meet
B meet
D to meeting
We should let Gary . . ... what time we are
meeting.
A knowing
C to know
B know
B to knowing
Bobis veryworriedabout ..
the exam.
A failing
C to fail
B fail
C havingfailed
1 0 I regret
you that the restaurantwill nor
o p e nt h i se v e n i n g
A informing
C to inform
B inform
D to haveinformed
't1
What'sthe ...
A much
B more
12 Don'ttell Ann
A as longas
B unless
1 3 H e ' sl a t e . .
A much
B like
backby Tuesday
.. to the party
Shallwe stop on the way there
something
to eat?
A getting
C to get
B get
D havegot
6
. . it stopsraining.
C until
D while
boringfilm you'veseen?
C most
D less
sheasks
C provided
D if
c
B hasbeen
D will havebeen
1 6 Hefailed
. hisnew boss.
A to impress
C
B impressing
D Inrmpresstng
17 lt's . . . than a weeksinceI spoketo Jim
A over
C more
B rather
D much
18 Thisbag is . .
A enough
B much
1 9 S h ew a sm a d e
A stay
B staying
20
D o n ' tg o
A untij
B after
heavyfor John
C s o
D too
late
C to stay
D havingstayed
y o u rn a m ei sc a l l e d
C a ss o o na s
D yet
word.
19 Fillinthemissing
1 She .
learnedto usethe computer
2 H e w a s r e a l l yh a p p yt o . . .
a b o u tJ o , s
engagement
3 T o n yh a s. . . . . . . .. . w o r k i n gh a r da l ld a y
4 Theriveris . .
pollutedto swim in
5 He asked
they hadto go
6 It'sa . .
.. colderthan it was yesterday.
7 Peteris
...
determined
asJames
8 Sam is by ...
the best studentin the
class.
9 Thefurtherwe walked,the
.. tiredwe
0ecame
10 Thereare too
factoriesin this part
of town
1 1 T h e l o n g e rt h e t e l e p h o n e
c a l l ,t h e
you pay
1 2 l ' m s u r ey o u c a nd o b e t t e r
. . ..this.
1 3 She didn't get the job becauseshe wasn,t
e x p e r i e n c e. d . . .
1 4 I t ' sb e e nr a i n i n g. . . . .
mornrng
1 5 S h ei s n ' t. . .
. . t o w o r k i n gl a t e
't6
. you washedthe dishes?
1 7 She
.. .. havinglunchat 12 o,clock
yesreroay.
usual
C so
D as
1 8 Take
anumbrella
in ..
it rains.
19
. /you
L v work
v v u t N yesterdayT
yE)l
vu
vgo
v to
2 0 It was cold yesterday
but today is
colder
_a.1
it:
=
il- ii:=+=
ModalVerbs
Use ,
ability
!
Presentlirtur"
Shecanplaytheviola.
He'sableto writepoems
(90%certain)
Shecanstillbeat schooL
Shecouldbe late.(50o/o
certain;it's possible
s h ew i l l b e l a t e )
(50%certain;it'spossible
Sammaybesleeping.
that he issleeping)
Theymight needsomehelp.(40% certain;
p e r h a ptsh e yn e e ds o m eh e l p )
It is likelythat Tomwillcometomorrow.
Tomislikelyto cometomorrow
probability
Shewill be 20 nextmonth.(100% certain;
prediction)
Theyshould arrive tonight.(90o/o certain;
futureonly,it'sprobable)
Heoughtto beat worknow.(90% certain;he
w i l l p r o b a b lby e a t w o r k )
l o g i c aal s s u m p t i o n sYoumustknowthat.(90% certain- positive;
l'm sureyou know that)
Shecan'thaveso manypets.(negative;l'm
s u r es h eh a s n ' t )
Theycouldn'tbe at home now (negative; I
d o n ' tt h i n kt h e y ' r ea t h o m en o w )
permrssron
You can/can'topen your book (giving or
r e f u s i np
g e r m i s s i oinn;f o r m a l )
CouldI go out?(more polite; asking for
permission)
givingpermission)
Youmaygoout.(formal;
Might I make a phonecall?(more formal;
a s k i n gf o r p e r m i s s i o n )
l'm afraidyoucan't/mustn't
makea phonecall.
(informal,refusingpermission)
(formal;
Passengers
maynot usemobilephones.
refusingpermissionwrittennotice)
(l sayso)
necessity
I mustpaythebilltomorrow.
(necessity
Theyhaveto wearuniforms.
coming
from outsidethe speaker)
He'sgot to catchthetrain.(informal)
Shecould/wasableto play theviola.(repeated
a c t i o n- a b i l i t yi n t h e p a s t )
Wewereable to escapefromthe burninghotel.
( s i n g la
ec t i o n )
possibility
(Luckily
Hecouldhavedrowned.
he didn't)
A n n m a y h a v e g o t l o s t . ( P e rshhaepi ssl o s t)
Tommight havesoldhlscor (Perhapshe has
s o l di t )
Itwaslikelythat thestarhaddisappeared.
Thestar waslikelyto havedisappeared.
Sheshouldhaveleftbynow.(5hehasprobably
left )
Heoughtto haverecorded
hisnewCDby now.
(Hehasprobablyrecordedit )
Shemusthavebeenseriously
l//.(posiiive;l'm
sureshewas)
Theycan't have beenabroad.(negative;l'm
suretheyweren't)
Theycouldn'thavebeenmarried.(negative;I
d o n ' tt h i n kt h e yw e r em a r r i e d
)
They weren't allowed to/couldn't enter the
country.
\he wasallowedto seethe fiIes.(not: eeuld)
(l was obligedto)
I hadto paythebillonFriday.
Theyhad to wearuniformsat theprivateschool.
Hehad to catchthetrain.
Thecqrneedsservicing.
ORThecarneedsto be Thecarneededservicing.
ORThecarneededto
(lt's necessary)
serviced.
(it
beserviced. was necessary)
Shedoesn'thave to/doesn'tneed to/needn't Shedidn'thaveto/didn'tneedto workovertime.
(lt
- dr hUcJnt rnt- t^L C ^ F
f\/na if nov/ flt iqn't
a tr yv
|n'AL aL oL c) ). d
Ul
wasn'tnecessary
for herto work overlimeand
necessity)
shedidn't - absence
of necessity)
Yououghtto dropthema line.(t's necessary) Youneedn'thavemademe a cake.(lt wasn't
necessary
to makeme a cake,but you did )
nl^r
VX
J\)
I Ll l l l l l l t l l i l Ll i ' l r I i i ] r rLL rlir j i i ,L : i:ri r i r: i ) r , r , r , r r j i : ,l
w
€
i i= ii:=i.-=
advice
criticism
obligation
requests
offers
suggestions
prohibition
duty
'.
Past
I
Youshouldbemorecareful.
(generaladvice;I Youshouldhavebeenmorecareful.(but you
adviseyou)
weren't)
You ought to brush your teeth every day. He ought to have givenher
d /iff. (but he
(l adviseyou; mostpeoplebelievethis)
didn't)
Wehadbettercancelthistrip.(lt'sa good idea; It would have beenbetterif
we had cancelled
adviceon a specific
situarron;
thetrip.(but we didn't)
Shallwe borrowmoneyfrom thebank?(asl<ing
for advice)
Youcouldat leastletmeknow.
Youcouldat leasthaveletmeknow.
Heshouldtryagain.
Heshould
havetried
again.(but he didn,t)
Sheoughtto beon time.
Sheought to havebeenon time.(lt was the
I muststudyharder(l needto; I sayso)
I haveto studyharder.
(l'm obligedto; my
teachers
sayso)
Weoughtta exercise
daily.(lt'sthe right thing
to do, but we don't alwaysdo it )
CanI borrowyourbook?(informal)
CouldI borrowyourbook?(polile)
MayI havethebookwhen
youfinishit?(f ormal)
Mightlturn up theradio?(veryformal)
Willyouhelpmewith thisexercise?
(veryfriendly)
Wouldyou mind notsmokingin here?(polite)
CanI helpyouwiththehousework?
(informal)
Shall I preparesnacks
(informal)
forthepicnrc?
Wouldyou likeme to mowthelawnfor vou?
Shallwego to thetheatre?
Wecanalwayscatcha laterbus.
Wecouldgo to thebeachat theweekend.
You can't make overseas
calls.(you aren,t
allowedto)
Youmustn'ttakephotographs.
(it,sforbidden)
Youmaynot parkhere.(f ormal)
AIImotoristsmustobserve
thenighwiy Code"
People
oughtnottosmoke.
(lt'sthe rightthing
to do, but peopledon't alwaysdo it )
r i g h t h i n gt o d o ,b u t s h ed i d n , d
t o it )
I had to studyharder.
I had to studyharder.
Weoughtto havegivenmoremoneyto charity.
(lt
wasthe rightthingto do,but we didn,tdo it )
lgyt?yla Uue usedmycar.
They couldn't make overseai ;l/r.
weren'tallowedto )
-iTh.y*-
Allemployees
hadto signnewcontracts.
Sheoughtto havetakenherparents,
(lt
advice.
w a st h e r i g h tt h i n gt o d o , b u t s h ed i d n , td o
It)
Needn't- Didn't needto - Needn,thave
' don'thaveto/don'tneedto/needn't+presentinfinitive(itisnotnecessarytnthepresentorfuture)
youdon,thave
to/don'tneedto/needn'twakeupearlytomorrow.It'sSunday.(lt
is not necessary
to wake up )
' didn'tneedto/didn'thaveto + present
(it was not necessary
infinitive
in the pastandwe maynot know if the
acttonhappenedor not ) shedidn'tneedto/didn'thoveto wakeup earlyyesterday.
It wassunday.(ltwasn,tnecessary
for herto wakeup earlyand we don,tknow if shedid or not
)
o needn't+ bareperfectinfinitive
(we knowthat sth happenedrn the pastalthoughit was not necessarv
)
Youneedn'thaveleftsoearlylastnight.(you
did, althoughitwas not necessarv,)
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- rvraylvrishi ip"rtibir
-.3,
PresentInfinitive
Shemuststudya lot.
Shemaystudya lot.
PresentContinuous Shemustbestudying.
lnfinitive
Shemoy/mightbestudying.
PerfectInfinitive
Shecan'thavestudied.
PerfectContinuous Shemayhavebeenstudying.
Infinitive
Shemayhavebeenstudying.
pi.J.rru*ptio.r)
l'm sureshestudiesa lot.
Perhaps
shewillstudya lot.
l'm suresheisstudying.
Perhaps
shewill bestudying
I'msureshedidn'tstudy.
l'msureshehasn'tstudied.
l'msureshehadn'tstudied,
Perhaps
shewasstudying.
Perhaps
shehasbeenstudying.
Tags
Question
at the end of statements
usedto confirmif the statementis true or not
Questiontags areshortquestions
.
.
.
.
Theyareformedwith the modalor auxiliary
verbfrom the mainsentence
and the appropriate
subject
pronoun
A positivestatementtakesa negativequestionlag Youorecomingwithus,aren'tyou?
A negativestatementtakesa positivequestionIag Hecan'tspeakEnglish,canhe?
Whenthereis no auxiliary
or modalverb,we usedo/doesor did + subjectpronoun
Helenworksfor lnfotec,doesn'tsheTFelixdoesn'tlikeclassical
music,doeshe?
Whenthe statementcontainsa negativeadverbof frequency
suchas rarely,neverihardly,seldom,we usea
positivequestiontag SheneverwatchesTV,
doesshe?
Thequestiontagsof someverbs/expressions
areformeddifferently
I am invitedto theparty,aren'tl?
(imperative) Leavemealone,will/won'tyou?Don'ttellanyone,will you?Let'shavea picnic,shallwe7
Thereis someicein thefridge,isn'tthere?Therearea fewbiscuitsleft,aren'tthere?
Hehasgot a motorbike,
hasn'the?BUTYouhaveenoughmoney,
don'tyou?
ThisislThatisJane'sbaq,isn'tit?
Note:
. Whenyou aresureof'_p9answerand expectagreement,
yourvoicegoesdown in the questiontag
Hehaslivedabroad,hasn'the?
. W h e n y o u a r e n o t s u r e o f t h e a n s w e r , y o u r v o i c e g o e s u p i n t h e q u e sYt iooundt ao gn ' t e a t m e a t , a f f i w l
I
Complete
the dialogues
by fillingin must,mustn't,
con,con't,needn't
or haveto,asin the example.
1 A: Do I needto buy a ticketin advance?
B : N o ,y o u . a i l b u yo n et h e r e ,i f y o u l i k e .
2 A . I h a v e n 'et a t e na n y t h i n ga l ld a y
B: Really?
You
be starving
3 A : A r ey o uw o r k i n gl a t ea g a i nt o n i g h t ?
B: Yeswe
finishthe projectby the
weeKen0
4 A : W o u l dy o u l i k em e t o c o o kd i n n e rt o n i g h t ?
B: Oh you
do that l'll make
s o m e t h i nw
g h e nI g e t b a c k
100
5 A: Haveyou seenthis note I got from Alex? |
readanyof it
B : O h ,I k n o w H i sh a n d w r i t i nigsa w f u l ,i s n ' ti t ?
6 A: So,we'll meetat the stationat sixo'clock
B: OK, fine. You
forget to call
Adamto let him knowwhat timewe'rearriving
7
A: lt's a shamewe didn't book that holiday,isn't
ir?
B: Yesbut there'snothingwe
do
it
about now, l'm afraid
ffi
.i=
: 1= li:=+r::
A: Youlook happyWhat did the doctorsay?
B : O h , h e s a i d m y k n e e i s m u c h b e t t e ra n d I
.
g o b a c ka n ds e eh i ma g a i n
3 The doctorsaidI can't/mustn'teat too much red
meat
4 He'sgot a terribletoothacheHereallyshould/could
go to the dentist
5 I m u s t n ' t / m i g h tg o o u t t o n i g h t ,i f I f i n i s ht h i s
project
6 You must/ought to eat at leastthree piecesof
fruit eachday .
7 You mustn't/shouldn'tforget to pay the phone
b i l lt o d a y
8 You must/oughtto wear a helmetwhen you ride
a motorbike,it'sagainstthe jaw not to
A : D o y o ut h i n kt h a t ' sp a u l ' ss i s t e r ?
B : N o ,i t
. b e H es a i ds h ew o u l db e
i n R o m et h i sw e e k
1 0 A : l sJ a n eh o m ey e t T
B : N o ,s h e
s t i l lb e a t w o r k S h es a i d
shewouldbe latetoday
2
Underlinethe correctmodalverb.
1 Shesaidshecouldn't/can't
comeyesterday
because
s h e h a d a l r e a d ym a d ep l a n st o g o o u t w i t h h e r
sister
2 W e c a n ' t / m u s t n 'ht a v er u n o u t o f m r l k ,I b o u g h t
s o m et h i sm o r n i n g
3 We needto/shouldhaveinvitedCraigto the party
4 Louise isn't upstairs.She can/must have left
already
5 | w o n d e rw h y H a n n a hd i d n , tc o m et o w o r k t o d a y
M a y b eo n e o f u s m a y / s h o u l d
c a l la n d c h e c kt h a t
s h e ' sa l r i g h t
6 W e m u s t / m i g h tf i n i s ha l l t h e w o r k b y 1 O3 0 l , m
not sureyet
7 We needn't/oughtn't to leave right away, we
haveplentyof time
8 l'm afraidyou can't/mustn'tspeakto Mr Lambert
a t t h e m o m e n t h, e ' si n a m e e t i n g
9 | can'tdo my HistoryhomeworkDo you think you
9 You might/mayborrowmy new earrings,
as long
a sy o u d o n ' tl o s et h e m
10 You shouldn't/can'thaveeatenso manysweets
No wonderyou'vegot stomachachel
1 L u c k i i yI
(do)all of the work
a g a i nb e c a u sIeh a da b a c ku p c o p yo n d i s k
2 l t t u r n e do u t t h a t I
( c a l l )J o
b e c a u sIea nh a da l r e a dtyo l d h e rt h e n e w s
3 |
(buy) more milk because
M u m h a da l r e a dby o u g h ts o m e ,
4 She
(dress)smartlyfor the
party,so shewore herjeans
5 John
(go) into the bank, he
c o u l dh a v ec l o s e dh i sa c c o u not v e rt h e p h o n e
6 They
(walk)to the supermarket
because
Simongavethem a lift
could/should
helpme?
10 Youmustn't/needn't
tellhimaboutthe oartvWe
wantit to bea surprise
3
Wheremightyouseeeachof the followingsigns?
Writesentences
to explainwhat eachonemeans,
asin theexample.
Fillin needn'thave/didn,tneedto and the correct
form of the verb in bracketsto completethe
sentences.
5
a
b
Usecan,cont,hoveto,
don'thavetoand
needntwith the
promptsbelowto ask
andanswer
questions
aboutusingpublic
transportin your
country.
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yourown ideas.
H
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playballgames
in thisarea.
a
4
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the correctmodalverb,thenexplainits
use.
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me,will/couldyoutell me howto get to
OxfordStreet,
please?
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pickup the children
from
school,
l'm leaving
workearlytodaysoI cando it
a
o
a
o
buya ticketto travelon the bus/train
buy a monthlytravelpass
travelfreeif you areover65
e a to r d r i n ki n t h e v e h i c l e
buyticketsin advance
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B: Yes,
youdo.CanL..etc
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makeup sentences
usingmust,mustn'tor needn't.
. buy a ticket
. throw litterover
theside
. makea reservation
Youmustbuya ticket
yougeton the
before
ferry.
havetoo much
ruggage
c h e c ki n
t a k ey o u rl u g g a g e
on board
2 A : S h a lw
l e g o t o t h e c i n e m at o n i g h t ?
B : a Sorry,we won't
b Sorry,I can't
3 A : C o u l dy o u p o s tt h i sf o r m ew h i l ey o u ' r eo u t ?
B : a N o ta t a l l
b No problem
4
A C a nI t a l kt o y o u f o r a m o m e n t ?
B : a Yes,you will
b Certainly
Wouldyou pickRonup tomorrow?
B : a Of courseI would
b O f c o u r s eI w i l l
6 A : W i l ly o ut a p et h a t f i l mf o r m e t o n i g h t ?
B : a l ' d b e h a p p yt o
b Yes,I may
question
tags.
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t a k ey o u rr e c e i p t
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you
Lookat the pictures
andmakeasmany
assumptions
aspossible,
asin the examples.
Hemightbelateforan
appointment.
Hecan'tbeonholiday.
Hecouldbeon hiswayhome.
1 Let'sgo for a walk,
.?
2 He rarelygoesout on a week night,
5
Shelivesnearme,
?
your
4 Thisis
newspaper,
?
5 Youhaven'tfinishedyour homework,
6 Thechildrenareveryquiettoday,
7 He is a good cook,
?
8 Youhaven'tgot a CD player,
9 Tonylovesltalianfood,
7
1 0 Youwill cometo the party, ..
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. Error
Correction
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
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I m u s tt o g o t o t h e b a n ka t l u n c h t i mteo g e t s o m e
money
2 Y o us h o u l dt o s t o pe a t i n gj u n kf o o d
3 Theydidn't havebeento work becauseit wastheir
dayoff
I w a s n ' tb e a b l et o c a l ly o u O e c a u syeo u r p n o n e
w a se n g a g e d
Don't let me forget, I must have to phone my
p a r e n ttso n i g h t
I a m u s e dt o b e a b l et o p l a yt h e p i a n ow h e n I w a s
younger
9
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b Yes,I needto
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nouns
(beforel) illogicat
il-:
adjectives,
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im-: . (beforem and p) impossible adjectives,
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ir-:
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nouns
non-: non-smoker,non-toxrc
adjectives,
nouns
un-: unfailuntidy
adjectives,
adverbs
a n dn o u n s
Studytheexamples.
ln eachcasethesecondsentence
has
a similar
meaning
disadvan tag e, disinf ect
Youcan'tget a drivinglicenceif you are underj 7
rnust
You must be 17 or overto get a driving
licence
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should
You should brush your teeth after
everymeal
3 There's
a possibility
that Jjmwill be at the party.
might
J i mm i g h t b e a t t h e p a r t y .
4
thesentences
witha wordformed
from
12 Complete
thewordin bold.
1 Luckily,
the housewas
. when the fire
brokeout
It wasa relaxed,
.
occaSton
You mustkeepon workingwith
him no matterhow muchyou
OCCUPIED
H a v i n grespectfor your parentsis the right th jng to
do.
ought
You ought to have respectfor your
parents
5 Do I needto get a visato visitthe USA?
necessary ls tt necessary
to get a visato visitthe
FORMAL
AGREE
lf you
the turkey,
FROST
w e w i l l c o o ki t t o n i g h t .
Hewas surethat what theywere
d o i n gw a s
,., sohe
LEGAL
decidedto callthe police
He haswrittenten novelsaswel as
a n u m b eor f
... books,
FICTION
I havea meetingat 5 30, it'sreally
.
because
I normally C O N V E N I E N T
finishwork at 3:00o'clockon
Fridays
Don't be so
! The
PATIENT
b u sw i l l b e h e r ei n a m i n u t e
Matt wasvery
and
LUCKY
m i s s e tdh e g o a l .I t h o u g h th e w a s
the bestplayeroverall
1 0 Theyrun a
PROFIT
o r g a n i s a t i ownh i c hh e l p st h e
homeless
in London
1 1 What he wassayingwastotally
..
t o t h e m a i nt o p i c
RELEVANT
of the meeting
1 2 You mustn't
. the
OBEY
law or you'llget into trouble.
13
includingthe word in bold. Do not changethe
I
1 l ' m s u r et h a t F r a n km i s s e tdh e t r a i n .
have
Frank
the train
2 lt was not necessary
for usto booka tablebecause
the restaurant
is neverbusyon Mondaynights
have
Therestaurant
is neverbusyon Monday
n i g h t ss, o
. . . . .a t a b l e .
3 lt is forbiddento studentsto talk to one another
d u r i n gt h e e x a m
must
Students
o n ea n o t h e d
r u r i n gt h e e x a m
4 Youshouldget somedetailsfrom theirwebsite
you
ought
5
moredetailsfrom theirwebsite,
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certain I
hereh
, i sc a ri ss t i l li n t h e c a rp a r k
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necessary
ts
7
to confirmmy booking?
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should My doctortold me that
8 lt isposibte
thatI wil J: fffl to hetp
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only one word in eachspace.Thereis an
e x a m p l e( 0 ) a t t h e b e g i n n i n g .
. M ultiole
Choice
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15
bestfitsthe space,
(0)
asin the example.
Thereisan example
at the beginning.
Don't be SAD
Mostof us,at sometime or 0) cnofher,
suffer
from the 'winterblues',As the daysget shorter
and cooler,we find ourselves
feelingtired and
w e t e n d1 ) . . .
e a t m o r et h a nw e s h o u l dl t
is perfectlynatural,our internalbiological
clocks
a r e s i m p l yr e a c t i n gt o t h e c h a n g e si n s u n l i g h t
p a t t e r n sT h eo n l ys o l u t i o ni st o c a r r y2 ) . . . . . . ..
a n d t r y t o m a k et h e b e s to f t h i n g s3 ) . . . . . .
w a i t i n gf o r s p r i n g .
Some people, however, 4)
the
'winter
blues'overwhelming.
Theyhavelittleor
no interest5)
work, school,familyor
friends Theyare tired all the time, 6)
matterhow muchsleepthey get,and theycrave
(potatoes,bread,spaghetti,etc)
carbohydrates
Theyalsoexperience
feelingsof despair,misery
and hopelessness
Theseare symptomsof the
disease
7)
... as SADor Seasonal
Affective
Disorder
The cure 8) . . .
a logicalone. Sufferers
needexposure
to brightlight Formild formsof
t h e d i s e a s es i m p l ys p e n d i n gm o r e 9 ) . . . . . . .
outsideusuallyhelpsto relievethe symptoms,
but seriousSAD sufferersneed 10)
moreeffectivetreatment.Accordingto medical
professionals,the recommendedtreatment
11)
. . . S A Di s e x p o s u r ef r, o m 3 0 m i n u t e s
to two hours daily,to a 'light box' This box
p r o d u c eas b r i g h tl i g h tw h i c hi s s i m i l atro b e i n g
o u t s i d eo n a c l o u d yw i n t e r ' sd a y i n A l a s k aT h e
p a t i e n t1 2 ) . . . . . t o a l l o wt h e l i g h tt o m a k e
contactwith their eyesas research
has shown
that it is the effectof light on the eyes,rather
13)
o n t h e s k i n ,w h i c h r e d u c e sS A D
symptoms. Exercisecan also help relieve
symptomsof depressron
L u c k i l yt h
, o u g h ,m o s t 1 4 )
us simply
experience
a mild form of the diseaseIn thls
case, an effective cure includes anything
15)
a C a r i b b e a nh o l i d a yt,o a g r e a t
evening
outwithfriends.
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easierto find an Indianrestauranl
t h a na f i s ha n dc h i ps h o pi n m o s tl a r g ec i t i e sa n dt o w n si n t h e U K
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Englishfood 2) .
sometimesbe quite bland What few
peopleknow, 3)
, is that most of the herbsand spices
usedto makecurryhavemedicalproperties
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t h o u s a n dosf y e a r s
to help lowercholesterol
and blood pressure
and treat infections.
Turmericacid aidsdigestion,actsas an antisepticand supposedly
hasantr-cancer
propertiesCoriander,
used5) , ., , , the ancient
Greeksand Egyptians
to flavourwine, is known to easemigraine
headaches
Gingeris 6) . .
known for its abilltyto suppressnausea
and reducefever When usedtopicallyit alsoactsas an effective
7)
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aswell as
b e i n ga b l et o s t o p b l e e d i n g8 )
. a p p l i e dt o a c u t . l t a l s o
h e l p s t h e b o d y p r o d u c ee n d o r p h i n sw h i c h c a u s ef e e l i n g so f
pleasureClovesare usefulfor preserving
food and they are also
a(n)9) .
ingredientin topicalpainrelievers
usedby dentists
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10 )
y o u ra c h e sa n d p a i n sm a k es u r et h a t y o u 11)
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to find out what
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r u b b i n gi t i n t o a n o p e n1 4 )
c o u l db e 1 5 ).
a sw e l l
a sh a r m f u l .
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l Aquite
2 A is
3 Aso
4 A for
5 Awith
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7 A painkiller
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Bwhen
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9 Afirst
B important C
10 A solve
B fix
C
11 Athink
B consider C
12 A positive
B unknown C
13 Aimportant B needed C
14 A lnjury
B hurt
C
15 A hurtful
B painful
C
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D
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16 Circle
1 4 P u p i l s. .
inthecorridors
A d o n ' th a v et o r u n
C m u s t n ' tr u n
B n e e d n ' rt u n
D n e e d n ' bt e r u n n i n g
15
He hasworkedwith hisfather
he left school
A when
B since
C before D while
| .. . to the partybut I didn'tstaylongbecause
I
wastired
A amgoing
C h a db e e ng o i n g
B was going
D went
3
4
lt ..
. heavilyall week and the roadsare wet
and slippery.
A h a dr a i n e d
C h a sb e e nr a i n i n g
B i sr a i n i n g
D rains
W h a tt i m ed i dJ o h n ' sf l i g h t
.. yesterday?
A land
C landed
B belanding
D w a sl a n d i n g
H ep u t t h e l a d d e u
rp
t h ew a l l .
A to
B against C from
D between
Bythistime nextyear| . . payingfor my car
A havefinished
B w l l l h a v ef i n i s h e d
C amfinishing
D a m g o i n gt o b e f i n i s h i n g
l f h e h a se n o u g hm o n e y h
, e..
o n h o l i d a yi n
thesummer
A goes
C willgo
B istogo
D w i l l h a v eg o n e
8
C o l i nw o n ' t c o m eu n l e s h
se ..
theessav
A willfinish
C i sf l n i s h i n g
B finishes
D w i l l h a v ef i n i s h e d
When I was at school,I reallyhated
. . for
exam5.
A study
C usedto study
B to study
D studying
10 Oh no! | forgot
out.
A posting
B post
those letterswhen I was
C to post
D to haveposted
1 1 S o l d i e r .s. .
obey ordersfrom their superior
officers.
Acan
B might
C haveto D ought to
12 You
to the supermarketlater, l'll go
t o m o r r o wm o r n t n g .
A n e e d n 'gt o
C n e e d n 'h
t a v eg o n e
B didn't haveto go
D neededto go
13 That
have been Harry,scar you saw
yesterday.
Hisis blue,not green.
A needn't
C mightn't
B couldn't
D shouldn't
. you tell me how to get to the stationfrom
here,please?
A Shali
B Could C Should D May
1 6 T h e r e.
5Ure.
A must
17 We could
heavily
Ago
B begoing
be an electionthis year,but l'm not
B might
C ought
D should
to the theatre,but it was raining
1 8 L e a v em e a l o n e ., . .
A shall
B will
C havegone
D havebeengoing
you?
C do
D have
1 9 T h a th o u s e . . f 3 0 , 0 0 0i n 1 9 9 8
A cost
B will cost C hascost D costs
20 Thematchwill havefinished
A when
B after
C by
six.
D since
word.
17 Fillinthemissing
1 Do I
to do my homeworknow?
2 She
..
be ill I saw her just five minutes
ago.
3 Thecoffeeis . .
..
hot for me to drink
4 We aren't going to the cinema tonight,
..we?
5 Thewater isn'thot
yet
6 ..
you be coming to the party on
Saturday?
7 He isthe
. .. . interesting
man l,veevermet
8 You .
..
.. smokein here lt,snot airoweo.
9 l ' l lb e h o m ee a r l y
t h e b u si s l a t e
1 0 W h e nI w a s a c h i l d w
, e ..
. to go to Spain
everySummer
1 1 J a n ec o u l d . . .
h e l p e du s ,b u t s h ed i d n , t
12 He is
to workingon Saturdays.
1 3 L e t ' sp l a ys q u a s h ,
.. we?
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Thebandhad beenplayingfor an hour
the lightswent out
1 5 D o n ' tp h o n ea t 6 : 0 0 l ' l l
h a v i n ga p r a n o
lesson
16 We were not ..
to takephotos
17 Tomrarelydrivesto work,
he7
1 8 H o wo l d
l i t t l eM a r yb e i n M a r c h ?
19 Was Sharon
to read and write when
shewas fiveyearsoldT
20 When we were youngerwe used to go sailing
.. ... weeKeno
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continuous
P a s st i m p l e
Pastcontinuous
F u t u r es i m p l e
Prp(ont narfort
Pastperfect
Futureperfect
Present
infinitive
Perfectinfinitive
-ing form
Modals
Active
Passive
Hiscompanybuildshousesandofficeblocks Houses
andofficeblocksarebuilt by his
company.
Theyarebuildinga newhospital.
A newhospital
is beingbuilt.
Theybuilt thesehousesin the 1950s.
Thesehouses
werebuiltin the l950s.
Theywerebuildingthesupermarket
when
Thesupermarket
wasbeingbuilt when
theyranoutof money.
theyranoutof money.
Theywill builda bridgeacrosstheriver.
A bridgewill be built acrosstheriver.
Theyhavebuilta biggercinema.
A biggercinemahasbeenbuilt.
Theyhad builthalfof thehouses
beforethey Halfof thehouses
hadbeenbuiltbefore
phone
laidthephonecables.
thevlaidthe
cables.
Theywill havebuilt it by theendof theyear. It will havebeenbuilt by theendof theyear
Theycanbuildan extension
in theirback
An extension
canbe built in theirback
qarden.
qarden.
Theymusthavebuiltthesecond
terminalat Thesecond
terminalat theairportmust
theairportbynow.
havebeenbuilt bynow.
Theywantto preventthemfrombuildinga
Theywantto preventa newroadfrom
newroad.
beingbuilt.
Theyshouldbuilda newTownHall.
AnewTownHallshouldbe built.
Thepresent
perfectcontinuous,
pastperfectcontinuous
futurecontinuous,
andfutureperfectcontinuous
arenot
y
normal usedinthepassive
Wecanusetheverbto get instead
of theverbto be in everyday
speech
whenwetalkaboutthingsthathappen
by
accidentorunexpectedly
Hegotinjuredwhenhewasplayingrugby.(nsteadofhewosinjured...)
We usethe passive:
'
'
'
whenihe person
or people
whodo theactionareunknown,
unimportant
or obvious
fromtheconiext,
(Wedon'tknowwho stoleit )
Hrswalletwas
stolen.
Thecarisbeingrepaired.(ft
isunimportant
whoisrepairing
it )
(lt isobvious
Thecriminals
havebeenarrested.
thatthe policearrested
them)
whentheactionitselfismoreimportant
thantheperson/people
whodo it, asin newsheadlines,
newspaper
articles,
formalnotices,
processes,
advertisements,
instructions,
etc Thegallery
willbeopened
to thepublic
onJuly7th.(formal
notice)
whenwe wantto avoidtakingresponsibility
foranactionor whenwe referto an unpleasant
eventandwe do notwant
to saywho or whatisto blameMstakes
havebeenmadeinthepast.
Changingfrom the activeto the passive:
o
.
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the objectof the activesentences
becomes
the subjectin the passive
sentence
theactive
verbremains
in thesametensebutchanges
intoa passive
form
thesubject
of theactive
sentence
becomes
theaqent,andiseitherintroduced
withthepreposition
by or isomitted
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canbe changedinto the passrve
Jackieis redecoratingtheflat. (transitive verb) l Theflat is beingredecorated
byJackie.
BUT:Jackielivesonthethirdfloor(intransitive
verb) - no passivefarm:Thethirdfteerl
yJafu.
Note: Sometransitive
verbs(have,be, exist,seem,fit, suit, resemble,lack,etc)cannotbe changedinto the
passive,
Rick
hasa redjumper.(NOTMdjry1@k)
by + agent is usedto saywho or what carriesout an actton
with + instrument/material/ingredient
is usedto saywhat the agentused
Thepastasaucewasmadeby Tony.
/ lt wasmadewith freshtomatoesfrom thegarden.
Theagent can be omittedwhen the subjectis they,he,someone/somebody,
people,one, elc
Somebody
hascleaned
thecar. -)
Thecarhasbeencleaned.
Theagentis not omittedwhen rt is a specific
or importantperson,or when it is essential
to the meaningof the
sentenceThenovelwaswrittenby Charles
Dickens.
Newmeasures
areto beintroduced
by the localcouncil.
Whenwe want to find out who or what performedan action,the passive
questionform is Who/What... bv?
Whowasthepicturepaintedby?
With verbswhichcantaketwo objectssuchas bring,tell, send,show,teach,promise,buy,sell,
read.offer,
give,lend,etc,we canform two differentpassive
sentences
Emilytoldthechildrena story.(active)
Thechildrenweretolda storybyEmily(passive,
more usuar/
A storywastoldto thechildren
byEmily.(passive,
lessusuarT
lf, in an activesentence,
preposition
a
followsa verb,then it is placedimmediately
afterthe verbin the passive
Christhrewtheballinto theair.
r
Theballwasthrown into theair bv Chris.
Theverbshear,help,seeand makearefollowedby the bareinfinitivein the activebut by the
to-infinitivein
the passive
Theteachermadethestudentsworkveryhard. t
Thestudents
weremadeto workveryhardby theteacher.
Let becomesbe allowed to in the passive,Shelet thechildren
stayup late. t Thechildrenwereallowedto stavuD
late.
Relative
Clauses
Relatlve
clauses
areintroduced
with eithera relativepronounor a relativeadverb.
RelativePronouns
We use:
1
2
3
who(m)/that to referto people Tina,whoisHelen's
got herBAlastsummer.
sister,
which/that to referto things Thepenwhichisonyour deskis
mine.
whosewith people,animalsand objectsto show possession
(insteadof a possessive
adjective)Bob,whose
fatherisa lawyer,
gotpromoted
lastmonth.
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l a3ut sh e g(iw
r lh o ) t t o l d
youabout.BUTShe's
thedoctorwholivesnextdoar.(whocan'tbeomitted)
Whom canbe usedinsteadof who when it isthe objectof the relativeclauseWhom is alwaysusedinstead
of who or that after a preposilionThat's
themanto whomlwasspeaking
lastnight
Who, which, or that arenot omittedwhen they arethe subjectof a relativeclauseThemanwholivesnextdoor
isa doctor.
Whoseis neveromitted,She'sthegirl
whosecarlbought.
RelativeAdverbs
We use:
1
2
3
when/that to referto a time (when/thatcan be omitted) Thatwastheyear(when/that)wewenttosouthAfrica.
where to referto placesThetownwherehelivesisin theNorthWestof England.
why to givea reason,usuallyafter the word reason(why can be omitted) Thereason(why)hedid thisis stillnot
clear.
ldentifyingand Non-ldentifyingRelativeClauses
'l
.
An identifying
relativeclausegivesnecessary
information,
essential
to the meaningof the mainsentencelt is
not put in commasand is introduced
with who, that, whose,where,when or the reason(why).
ThedoctorwhotreatedHannahsaidshewouldbefinein a coupleof davs.
.
A non-identifying
relativeclausegivesextrainformationand ls not essential
to the meaningof the main
sentencelt is put in commasand is introduced
with who, whom, which,whose,where or when
Thedoctor,who wasveryfriendly,
gaveHannahan injection.
a. Fillin the gapsin the table.
5 When I spoke to him this morning he
. . . . .. t h e g a r d e nf e n c e
6 Yesterday
she took the bus to work because
h e rc a r
7 The report
...... by Harry
and Sarah.
8 Duringthe last year,two new supermarkets
. . in the centreof town
Fillin byor with, as in the example.
b. Usethe appropriateverb forms from the table
to completethe sentences.
1 The companysforssinformationabout all its
customers
on computer.
2 Theparcel
tomorrow.
3 T h ep o l i c e.
. . . t h e m a nf o r
a letterto Anna at
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1 The salad dressingls made r,vltholive oil and
vrnegar.
2 The car was being fixed
a friend of
ours
3 Thetreewas cut down
a chainsaw.
4 On Saturdayafternoonsthe streets are filled
. shoppers
5 That book was written
.... . my favourite
autnor
6 All of this troublewas caused
Sally's
interfering
?:='==:r:.;-:
3
a. Readthe passage
andput the verbsintothe
correctpassive
tense.
4 A : H a v et h e yf i n i s h e b
du i l d i n g
t h e n e wc j n e m a
yet?
B : Yes,I heardthat iVopen/the
mayornextweek
lne
Didyou writethat report?
B : No, I think iVwrrte/Fiona
firstmodern
OlympiG
c ames
6 A : Why wereyou late?
B : My flighVdelay/by
the badweather
A t h e n si n 1 8 9 6 T h e y 2 ) . .
(organise)
by the lnternational
Olympic
Committee,
which3)
(found)two years
e a r l i ebr y t h e F r e n c h m aBna r o np i e r r ed e C o u b e r t i nA t
the firstgames,athletesfromjust 13 countries
4)
(invite)to take partin 42 eventsSince
t h e n ,t h e s u m m egr a m e s5 )
( h o s t )b y a
differentcityeveryfour years(exceptduringthe World
W a r sa
) n dt h e i rp o p u l a r i thya sg r o w na n dg r o w n T h e
2000 Gamesin Sydney,
Australia,
which
6)
( a t t e n d )b y m o r et h a n 1 O , O O 0
athletesfrom almost2OOcountries,
7)
(think)to havebeen
the biggestand the bestyet lt
8)
(hope)that the evenr
will be evenmoresuccessful
in the
yearsto come
7
8 A : Haveyou finisheddecorating
yourflat?
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the end of the month
o
n.
C a nI b o r r o wy o u rb l u ej u m p e r ?
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the moment
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B : l V p a i n V m o trhea n 1 0 0y e a r sa g o
5
b. Askandanswerquestions,
asin the example.
A Haveyou got yourcarbackyet?
B : No, iVstill/not
repair
Rewritethe followingpassagein the passiveform.
'3a
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;.;;;';;;. ;;.r'
i:f the armedrobberyof the petrolstationon GeorgeStreet
::{
:1 TheycaughtRowerunningaway from the sceneand they
t;
found that he was carryingmorethan f2OO0in cash They
a,
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writesentences
in the passive, ri later officiallycharged him with the robbery A police
asin the examole.
; s p o k e s m aann n o u n c etdh a t R o w ew i l l a p p e a ri n c o u r tn e x t
m o n t h l f h e i sf o u n dg u i l t yt,h ej u d g ec o u l ds e n t e n chei mt o
,l
up to ten yearsin prison
A: Where
werethefirstmodern
Olympic
Games
held?
B: They
wereheldin Athens.
Who.. .? etc.
4
Rewritethe newspaper
headlines
ascomplete
sentences,
asin the examole.
I Investigationto be held into tragiccoachcrash I
1 A : W h a ta r et h e c h i l d r e d
no i n g ?
B : They/teach/E
nglish
TheyarebeingtaughtEnglish.
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B : Thanks,iVgive/tome for my birthday
D o y o u f a n c yg o i n go u t f o r d i n n e rt o n i g h t ?
B : SorryI can't,I/invite/to
a party
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Ot iurY in the
,
:
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:
, Extrafundingfor hospitals.
announcedby Health
:
.
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in the
rewritethe followingsentences
passrve.
andmakeupasmany
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usingrelatives.
Julielivesin Barcelona
Can'tbeput intothepassive
TheychosePaulto be the newteamcaptain
Paulwaschosento bethenewteamcaptain.
Theyhaveclosedthe roadbecause
ofthe floods
4 Theyhavetwo sonsanda daughter
5 Thepostmandelivered
the letterjust beforewe left
6 Thatold shirtdoesn'tfit me anymore
8
a l a r mc l o c k
goldfish
Fillin who,whichorwhose,then
saywhetheror not
pronouncanbe omitted,asin the
the relative
examptes.
4
5
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bank ir***of&eoffiiffedj
Maryis the personwJ'l*lwantedto speakto {r**
&c*ffiiri*dj
That'sthe book
I wantedto borrow
from you
l s M a r kt h e b o y
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t o po f t h e h i l l .
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isasmall
fishwhich
wekeep
asapet,
thecorrect
item.
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1 Do you know the man
newsagent's?
A which
B whose
2
Matchthe itemsin the two columns.
Thenusethe
correctrelativepronoun,who,whoseor which,to
makeup complete
sentences.
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ETI rhe tigerisan
animal
This
is Peter
FTI
ETI n kettleissomething
ETI Cregisthemechanrc
11n'
t t \ J
iI :l ltl il tt 0 il [] rilil nilnr
C who
3 W h a t ' st h e n a m e o f t h a t c o m e d i a n
TV
showyou werewatchinglastnight?
A who's
B whose
C whom
a fixedour car
b is usedto boilwater
c c a nb e f o u n di n
lndia
4
thesick
d cures
youmer
e srsrer
yesterday
5 Thisis MissWalters
phone
Adoctor
issomeone
whocures
thesick.
owns the
N e i l s a i d t h a t t h e r e ' sa f i l m o n a t t h e c i n e m a
. . . we mightenjoy
A which
B who
C whose
The students,
essayswere due the next
day,wereall workingin the library
A whose
B that
C who
A which
1- d
l an t e r n
n o u s e1 50 n
week
.Jamie
is the person
. i s i n c h a r g eo f t h e
project
8 lsn't ClaireWinters the woman
brotherworkswith Steve?
9 R o h ' ct h o n o r c n n
won the tennis
c o m p e t i t i o nn,o t W i l l
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the boysusedto go
to
9
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B whom
6 T h e n e w w a s h i n gm a c h i n e
wasverycheap
A where
B which
C who's
she bought
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. ErrorCorrection
. WordFormation
out-:
over-:
post-: '
pre-:
re-:
semi-:
sub-:
super-:
under-:
outtheincorrect
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sentence.
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1
2
3
4
5
6
7
8
Theirhouseit was brokeninto lastweek
Amandawho was invitedto the partyby Jane
He is saidthat to be veryrich
S h e ' sh a db e e nh e rh a i rc u t ,h a s n ,st h e ?
Thereportis stillbeinghadtypedat the moment
I was agreedwith everything
theyweresaying.
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thehospital
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s ouse
1 0 5hewas seento talkingto Benlastnight
more,better (outperform)
to a great extent (overreact)
after (post-graduate)
before(pre-school)
again(rewrite)
half(semi-detached)
under,less(sub-zero)
big, more(supermarket)
not enough(underpaid)
eachof thesentences
witha word
12 Complete
formed
fromthewordin bold.
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1 He
everybodyelse
i n t h e t o u r n a m e nat n dw o n e a s i l y
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PLAY
facingthe front of
the room
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CIRCLE
apporntment,
allowed I was allowedto leaveearlybecauseI had
a d e n t a al p p o i n t m e n t .
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that we shouldtry to
conservewater.
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lt has been suggestedby the government
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and wasvery
5 You mustn't
how
difficuitit is goingto be
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earthquake
but theyaredetermined
to
it
7 lna.
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coach tried to explain why his
team had playedso badly
8 Before you put in the chicken,
. the ovento 1BO"C
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b e c o m i na
g
10 |
a n d w a s l a t ef o r
scnool
that we shouldtry to conserve
water
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BUILD
MATCH
HEAT
3
Most people believethat the OlympicGamesnerp
promoteworldpeace.
believed The OlympicGamesare believedto help
promoteworld peace
4
We got a qualifiedplumberto installour new shower.
had
We had our new shower installedby a
q u a l i f i ep
dl u m b e r .
5
Someone
stolehercarlastnight.
was
Hercarwas stolenlastnight
6 They will replacethe broken wrndow romorrow
morntng.
be
The broken window will be replaced
tomorrowmornjng
STAR
SLEPT
7 Theyare expectingthe Royalcoupleto arriveback in
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b a c ki n E n g l a n od n S u n d a m
y orning
8
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lf I don't finjshthe reportby Friday,
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2
lf I hearfromJoey,I
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3
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verb
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with
and
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of
the
are
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Didyouhavethecarpetscleanedlastweek?
Wealsousehavesomethingdonetotalkaboutanunpleasantexperiencethatsom
WehbeondKyahtaedw a s
in town,shehadherbagstolen.(= her bag was stolen)
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PresentSimple
PresentContinuous
P a s tS i m p l e
PastContinuous
FutureSimple
F u t u r eC o n t i n u o u s
PresentPerfect
PresentPerfectContinuous
PastPerfect
PastPerfectContinuous
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-ing form
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H e i s f i x i n gh i sb i k e
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H ew i l l f i x h i sb i k e
H ew i l l b e f i x i n gh i sb i k e
H eh a sf i x e dh i sb i k e
H e h a sb e e nf i x i n gh i sb i k e
H e h a d f i x e dh i sb i k e
H eh a d b e e nf i x i n gh i sb i k e
H es h o u l df i x h i sb i k e
It'sworth fixing hisbike
Causativeform
He has hisbikefixed
He is havinqhisbikefixed
He had hisbikefixed
Hewas havinohisbikefixed
Hewill havehisbikefixed
H ew i l l b e h a v i n gh i sb i k ef i x e d
He has had hisbikefixed
He has beenhavinghisbikefixed
H e h a d h a d h i sb i k ef i x e d
H eh a d b e e nh a v i n gh i sb i k ef i x e d
He shouldhavehisbikefixed
It'sworth havinghlsbikefixed
Reoorted
Soeech
.
o
o
We usedirectspeechto quotesomeone's
exactwords We enclosetheirwordsin invertedcommas
"llivein HighfieldRoad,"Evesaid.or Evesaid,"llivein HighfieldRoad."
We usereportedspeechto reportthe exactmeaningof what someonesaid,but not in the exactwords We
do not useinvertedcommasPersonalpronouns,possessive
pronounschange
adjectivesand possessive
according
to the meaningof the sentenceEvesaidthatshelivesin Highfield
Road.
We can reportsomeone's
wordsa longtime aftertheyweresaid(out-of-datereporting)or a shorttime after
theyweresaid(up-to-datereporting)
S a y - T e- A
llsk
Saycan be usedboth in directand reportedspeechlt is usedwith or without a personal
object Whenit is
usedwith a personal
objectit is alwaysfollowedby to (saidto him) In reportedspeechsay is not followedby
an objectpronoun,but it can be followedby that
"l'mtired,"shesaid. OR "l'mtired,"
Direct:
shesaidto me.
(that)
Reported: Shesaid
shewastired.
Tellcanbe usedboth in directand reportedspeechlt is alwaysfollowedby a personal
object(toldhrm)
Direct:
"lcomefromNewcastle,"
Garytoldme.
Reported: GarytoldmethathecomesfromNewcastle
Ask is usedin directquestionslt is alsousedin reportedquestions
and requests
Direct:
"Where
areyougoing?"
heaskedme.
"Hurryup,"shesaid.
Reported: Heaskedmewherelwasgoing.
Sheaskedusto hurrvup.
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Expressions
usedwith say,tell and ask
hello,good morning/afternoon
etc,something/nothing,
so,a prayer,a fewwords,etc
the truth, a lie,a story,a secret,a joke,the time,the difference,
one from another,somebody
one,sname,
somebody
the way,somebody
so,someone,s
fortune,etc
a question,a favour,the price,aftersomebody,
the time,around,for somethrng/somebody,
etc
In reportedspeech:
.
Tenses
changeas fotrows
" I walk to work everyday
PresentSimple
" I a m g o i n gt o t h e c i n e m a
PresentContinuous
" I nave
haveTtntsneo
finishedmy homework',
PresentPerfect
" I b o u g h tt h e i rn e w C D .
-+
-+
**+
" l w a s p l a y i n gf o o t b a lal t 1 2 o , c l o c k"
PastContinuous
-+
" l w i l l g o a n db u ys o m eb r e a d"
I
FutureSimple(will)
Hesaid(that)he walkedto work everyday
P a s tS i m p l e
H es a i d( i h a t )h e w a s g o i n gt o t h e c i n e m i .
Hesaid(that)he had finishedhishoinework_
Hesaid(that)he boughVhad nougfrttherr;;:;tO.
PastSimpleor Pastperfecr
H es a i dt h a t h ew a s p l a y i n g / h abde e np l a y i n gf o o t b a lal t 1 2
PastContinuousor PastperfectContinuous
H es a i dt h a t h e w o u l d g o a n db u ys o m eb r e a d .
Conditional(would)
Thepastperfectand pastperfectcontinuous
do not changein reportedspeech
'
Somewordsand time expressions
changeaccording
to the meaningof the sentence
here+ there,come+ go
today,tonight+ that day,that night
r the day before,the previousday
yesterday
now >then, at that/the time/moment.immediately
two daysago + two days before
lastmonth- the month before,the previousmonth
thisweek+ that week
tomorrow+ the next/followingday
nextmonth+ the month after,the following month
.
Somemodalverbsalsochange,as follows:
will , would
- could,can (futurereference)>could/wouldbe able
can(ability)
to
+
may might
shall ' should
+ p''rt,71rud
must(obligation)
,o
needn't needn't/didn,tneedto/didn.t haveto
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the businesses.
3
Lookat the pictures
and makesentences
usingthe
causative
form,asin the example.
RomsPizzs
Beautiful
Itolisn
pasta
ond pizza
Top stylisf ct low prices
We'll developyour
holidoy snops while you wcit
===--=
Seclgrity
We con insfoll locks, security lighfs,
burgloralorms.
They/photograph/take
Theyarehavingtheirphotographtaken.
LEAFLFfS ANb FLYER5ARE OUR 5PECTALTY
2
5
4
pizzaldeltver
(bythem).
Youcanhavea pizzadelivered
2
3
4
5
6
4
Rewrite
the sentences
usingthe causative
form,as
in theexample.
1 Someone
isgoingio paintourhouse
tomorrow
Wearegoingtohaveourhouse
painted
tomorrow.
hair/cut
photographs/
develop
n e wb u r g l aar l a r mi/n s t a l l
leaflets/print
carlrepair
2 Weareinstalling
central
heating
thiswinter
3 T h eh a i r d r e s sceur t m v h a i rt h i sm o r n i n o
4
2
Rewritethe sentences
usingthe causative
form,
in the example.
Hiscarisserviced
twicea year
Hehashiscarserviced
twicea year.
Herjacketis beingdry cleanedat the moment
3 Theirnew gasfirewas installed
lastmonth
4 M y m o b i l ep h o n ew a ss t o l e nl a s tn i g h t
5 Thedoctorcheckedhisbloodpressure.
o
Dida professional
theirhousefor them?
decorate
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She/order/take
She/teeth/check
He/trousers/a
lter
T h e yw i l l d e l i v eor u r f u r n i t u r eo n F r i d a y
5 T h ep l u m b eirs f i x i n qt h e s i n ki n t h e k i t c h e n
5
Complete
the sentences
usingthe causative.
1 Ann'shairistoolongShe
Theywantedto havea marqueein their garden
They
We still haven'ttakenour holidayphotographs
to
be developedWe
yet
John is at the optician'sHe
7
Reportwhatthe doctorsaidto the patient,asin the example.
You need to arrange for
someoneto repairyour roof
You
Mary's purse was stolen
yesterdayMary
Tony'snosewasbrokenduring
the match.Tony
T h e p a i n t e ri s p a i n t i n gB e n ' s
bedroom Ben.
6
lf it is broken,
we will haveto
put it in a cast
Complete
the sentences
by
fillingin the correctformof
say,tell,or ask,asin the
examole.
Alisonref#me that she was
goingon holidaynextweek
N e i l ' sg o i n g i n t o t o w n , h e
.
if we wanted
anythingfromthe shops
lf you seeCarol
her that Harrywas looking
f o r h e re a r l i e r
D i dA n n ao r C h r i s
a n y t h i na
g b o u tw h a tt h e ya r e
d o i n gt o n i g h t ?
The boss
John
that we have to finish the
reporttoday
Dave
that we
shouldn't wait for him
b e c a u s eh e m i g h t b e a b i t
late
He
her where
she would like to go for
drnner
I mustrememberto
someone what time rne
examstarts I don't want to
be late
Did she
you
why shedidn'tgo to the party
lastnight?
1 0 Tina always
t h a t s h e i s g o i n gt o q u i t h e r
job and go back to college,
but I don't know if she ever
will
to sitdown'
thePatient
asked
1 She
2
3
4
5
6
8
Matchthe speech
(A-F)tothe sentences
bubbles
(1-6).Then,rewrite
themasreported
speech
to complete
the sentences,
asin the example.
B
P
G o t o y o u rr o o m !
Wheredid you
buy it?
I-TII I was meetinghim at the station,so I csksdhim wh*t tifi1€hlstr#itt
*{{ivtd.
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frtl
Theboywas misbehaving,
so hismum
Benhad an examthe followingday,so he
ff4l
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s e ws k i r t s, o s h e
l-Til rh" rentwasdue,soTim
soJim
l-T0 I Wewereallgoingoutto dinner,
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Joworksin a clothesshop.Readthe questions
that
a customer
askedherandturntheminto reported
questions,
asin the example.
Change
the directspeech
into reported
speech,
as
in theexamole.
"Do you havethis
z
3
4
5
6
shirt in a smaller
stze?"
Heaskedif theyhad
theshirtin a smaller
stze.
" l s t h e r ea f i t t i n g
room whereI can
t r y i t o n ?"
" How muchdoes
it cost?"
"Can I pay by
creditcard?"
"Willyou be opentomorrow?"
" W h a tt i m ed o y o ; c l o s eo n S a t u r d a y s ? "
It'son sai
T O rL l 5
'l
Thecustomer
asked
if thetiewentwith hisshirt.
2
4
10
Rewriteeachof the sentences
in directspeech,
as
in theexamole.
5
6
Hesaidthathewouldcalimethenextday
"lwillcallyoutomorrow,"
2 Shesaidthatshecouldspeak
ltalian
5
He saidthat he neededto go to the supermarket
laterthat day
Shesaidthat she had seenthat film the previous
week
5
Heaskedif I wouldgivehim a lift to work
6
Shesaidthat I shouldgo backtherethe following
mornrng
When I saw him yesterday,
he saidthat he wasn't
workingtoday
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. Error
Correction
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
12 Cross
4
SheaskedwhetherI was goingawaythe following
weeKen0
5
6
7
He askedwhetherwe had playedfootballthe day
before
8
9
10 Sheaskedif shecouldborrowsomemoney
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Useof English
10
He is having had his house decoratedat the
moment
H e r a p p o i n t m e nwt a s t w o h o u r sa g o ,s o s h ew i l l
h a v eh a db e e nh e rh a i rc u t b y n o w
I don't want to cooktonight Why don't we have
s o m e t h i nhga v ed e l i v e r e d ?
I am havingmy eyesbe testedat the optician's
this
afternoon
Shegot her new furniturewas delivered
yesterday
S h ed i d n ' th a v et h e h o u s eb e c l e a n e b
d yt h e m a i d
N i n as a i dm e t h a t s h e h a d a s p a r et i c k e tf o r t h e
concert
Emmaaskedif wherewe weregoingio meet
H e a s k e dt o m e w h a t I w a s d o i n g l a t e r t h a t
evenIng
S h e s a i d s h e w a s s t a r t i n gh e r n e w j o b o n r n e
followingweek
il:e
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S t u a r st a i d , I t h i n kt h a t I c a nf i x i t
cout0
Stuartsaid
fix it
7
sard
would
t 1 Theyarrangedfor a caketo be madefor Joe,sbirthdavl
party
had
They had a cake made for Joe'sbirthday
party
A t t h e m o m e n tt,h e i rk i t c h e ni s b e i n gp a i n t e d
having Theyare having their kitchen painted at
themoment
3 Whichhairdresser's
did you go to lastweek?
get
Wheredid you get your haircut lastweek?
4
P a ms a i d ," l ' m g o i n gt o t h e t h e a t r ew i t h S a r a hn e x t
week "
was
Pamtold me that she was going to the
theatrewith Sarahthe followingweek
5
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l e g o t o n i g h t ?" p a u la s k e d
should
6
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" l t ' sh o t i n h e r e , "s h es a i d " W i l ly o u o p e na w i n d o w ,
"
Mike?
asked
Shesaidthat it was hot in there and asked
Mike to opena window.
L
j
" l ' l l g o a n d p i c kC l a i r eu p f r o mt h e s t a t i o n , "M a r k
8
M a r ks a i dt h a t
Claireup from the station
Paulsaid," I was on holidayin Francelastweek ',
p r e v i o u s P a usl a i dt h a t d u r i n gt h e
.
. o n h o l i d a yi n F r a n c e
. WordFormation
verb + erlorlar (teacher,
governor,Iiar)
verb/noun/adjective
+ ist (typist,motorist,specialist)
verb+ ant/ent (assistant,
correspondent)
noun + an/ian (American,
ltalian,historion)
verb + ee (licensee,
referee)
1 4 Completeeachof the sentenceswith a word
formed from the word in bold.
thesentences
13 Complete
including
the
meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
1 Julianarrangedfor one of the secretaries
to type
that letter.
had
Julian
by one ofthe secretaries
2
Our new sofa didn't fit in the car,so it is being
delivered
nextweek
getting Our new sofadidn't fit in the car,so we
3
He took his car to the garage
couldbe fixed
having He
a t t h e g a r a g et o d a y
4
" l st h e m a t c ho n T Vt o n i g h t ? "s a i dR i c k
whether Rick
o n T Vt h a t n i g h t
5
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T o m ' sm u ms a i dt o h i m
told
T o m ' sm u m
do hishomeworkafterdinner
.
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everyone
to smilewhilehe took
the picture
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t h o u s a n dosf
TOUR
everyyear
Didthey evercatchthe
w h o b r o k ei n t o
BURGLE
yourflat?
All
of the
EMPLOY
compana
y r ee n t i t l e dt o f o u r
weekspaidholidayeachyear.
T h ew i n n i n g
CONTEST
recervesaf5000prize
He is a verytalented
.
a n d h i sl a t e sfti l m
ACT
was a greatsuccess
She'sa
.atSt
STUDY
Andrew'sCollege
8 He'sverycreativeand he'salways
wantedto be an
ART
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t o l d h e rt h a t
MANAGE
shewould haveto do some
overtimethisweek
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selected
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recorded8)
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are still as popular 7)
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'a convenjence
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. backfrom
the shopsit startedto pourwith rain
A walk
C hadwalked
B w a sw a l k i n g
D h a db e e nw a l k i n g
2 Youwon't passthe course . . . you work hard
A whether B if
C when
D unless
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eatingby the time we arrive
A w i l l h a v ef i n i s h e d
C a r ef i n i s h i n g
B w i l lf i n i s h
D h a df i n i s h e d
I regretnot
lastweek
A see
B to see
Cathywhen shewas in town
C seeing
D to be seeing
H e h a sd e c i d e d . . . . . a n e w c o m p u t e r .
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C buying
B to buy
D to buying
Please
A shall
I borrowthat new CD of yours?
B must
C can
D shoulo
Oh, you . .
have fed the dog, I gave him
s o m e t h i nega r l i e r .
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C couldn't
B oughtn't
D needn't
The escapedprisoner
dangerous
A believes
B is believed
C had believed
D believed
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C fo r
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to be armed and
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B told
that the film startsat 9 o' clock
C asked
D askedme
12 Excuseme, could you ..
please?
A say
1 3 They
B tell
what the time is
C asked
D tell me
the weddinginvitationsprintedlast
week
A have
B arehaving
1 4 He said that he
C had
D havehad
in Belfastthe following
1 6 | d i d n ' th e a ry o u
A to come
B havecome
h o m el a s tn i g h t
C come
D coming
1 7 H e. .
. . t o m et h a t I s h o u l dc a l lb a c ki n a n h o u r
A asked
C said
B expressed
D told
18
forget what he told you lt's very
rmportant
A mustn't
B needn't
C d o n ' th a v et o
D oughtn't
19 Haveyou decidedwhere
t h i ss u m m e r ?
A g o
C to going
B begoing
D togo
20 Thedetectiveisthoughtto .
the mystery.
C besolving
D havebeensolving
A havesolved
B solved
word.
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.. . .... . .. to go to Portugaleverysummer
when I wasyoung
This novelis lesssuccessful
....
one.
You had ....
..
. the last
leavebeforeit rains
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SUmmer
a n e w s w i m s u i tt h i s
T h et r a i nw i l l
get there
arrrvedby the time we
lf I have.. .
money,l'll buy a new car
The children
allowedto join in the
party Theyall hada greattime
That is the stadium
me0at.
I won the gold
By September,
he wiil have
herefor fiveyears
1 0 Hesaidthat he
working
go to the banklater.
1 1 We are
forward to our summer
holiday
1 2 Let'shavedinner,. .. .
1 3 He askedme
we?
. I was from Egypt
1 4 We're playingtennis tomorrow
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A hasbeen
B w i l ib e
15 He had ..
. . t h e c a r p e tc l e a n e dt h a t m o r n i n g
and it lookedas good as new
A has
C had
B have
D i sh a v i n g
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ratns
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hishairdyedyesterday.
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instructionsetc,we usean appropriate
introductory
verb
Introductory
verbsareusedwith the to-infinitive,the -ing form or a that-clause
Introductoryverb
Directspeech
+ to infinitive
agree
* claim
demand
offer
* promrse
refuse
* threaten
'l'llhelpyouwith
thedecorating."
"lknewnothingaboutit."
"l wantto speakto themanager."
"Would
youlikemeto carrythosebagsforyou?"
"l'llgiveyouthemoneybacktomorrow."
"No,I won'tapologise
to her."
"Behave
yourself
or l'llsendyouto bed."
+ sb+ to-infinitive
"Youshouldapplyforthatjob."
advise
ailow
"Youcango out withyourfriends."
ask
"Couldyougivemea lift to work?"
beg
"Please,
please,
you haveto helpme."
command
"Putyourhandsin theair."
"Youshouldenterthecompetition."
encourage
forbid
"Youcannotgo to theparty."
rnvite
"Willyoucomeoverfordinnertomorrownight?"
order
* remind
* warn
"Goanddoit st once!"
"Don'tforgetto watertheflowers."
"Becareful,
don'ttouchtheoven."
+ - i n gf o r m
accusesb of
* a d m i t( t o )
"She
stolethemoney."
"Yes,
I brokethewindow."
a p o l o g i sfeo r
* boastabouVof
"l'msorryI haven'tfinishedthiswork."
"l'mthebestplayerin theteam."
* c o m p l a i (nt o s b )
oflabout
* deny
" i n s i sot n
* suggest
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"
headache
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explain
i n f o r ms b
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"ldidn'ttakeyourkeys."
"lamgoingtopaythebill."
"Whydon'twego to thebeachtomorrow."
"llikeherlessons
because
she'sa verygood
teacher."
"Theflightwill bedelayedbyhalfan hour."
Reportedspeech
Heagreedto helpmewith thedecorating.
Heclaimedto knownothingaboutit.
Hedemanded
to speakto themanager.
Heofferedto carrythebagsfor me
Hepromisedto givemethemoneybackthenextday.
Herefusedto apologiseto her.
Hethreatened
to sendmeto bedif I didn'tbehave
myself.
Headvisedme to applyfor thejob.
Heallowedme to go out withmy friends.
Heaskedme to givehim a lift to work.
Hebeggedme to helphim.
Hecommanded
themto put theirhandsin theair.
Heencouraged
meto enterthecompetition.
Heforbademe to go to theparty.
Heinvitedme to go overfor dinnerthefollowing
night.
Heorderedme to go anddo it immediately.
Heremindedme to watertheflowers
Hewarnedmenot to touchtheoven.
Heaccusedherof stealingthemoney.
Headmitted(to)breaking/havingbrokenthe
window.
Heapologisedfor not havingfinishedthework.
Heboastedabout/ofbeingthebestplayerin the
team.
Hecomplained(tome)of/abouthavingaterrible
headache.
Hedeniedtaking/havingtakenmykeys.
Heinsistedon payingthebill.
going to thebeachthenextday.
Hesuggested
Heexplained
that heIikedherlessons
because
she
wasa verygoodteacher.
Heinformedusthat theflight wouldbe delayed
byhalfan hour.
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canalsobe followedby a that-clausein reportedspeech
Heclaimedthat heknewnothinqaboutit.
etc
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to meanall, everyone,
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p r a c t i c a l layn dw i t h o u t
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A f e w a n df e w a r eu s e dw i t h p l u r a lc o u n t a b l en o u n s A l i t t l ea n d l i t t l ea r eu s e dw i t h u n c o u n t a b l ne o u n s
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A few meansnot many but enough There
area fewapplesleft,wouldyou likeone?
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youngpeopleto go in thevillage.
A l i t t l em e a n sn o t m u c hb u t e n o u g h Thereisa little milk left,you don'tneedto buyanytoday.
L i t t l em e a n sh a r d l ya n y ,a l m o s tn o n e ,a n dc a nb e u s e dw i t h ,very for emphasis Thereis (very)little trafficat that
time of night.
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" lt will be verydangerous!
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to makesentences.
T h et e a c h e r l p r o m i s e d . e a r n i n ga l o t o f m o n e y
to sendthe studentsto
Herparents
the headmaster.
m a k i n ga l lo f t h e
Carl
advised
herself
i arrangements
They
th reatened . him to get moreexercise
i
.
Helen
boastedabout i h.t to go to the party
i . to do whateverthey couldj
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i n s i s t eodn
rn hotn
2
He
me that it would be very
dangerous
" N o ,I d i d n ' tb r e a kt h e g l a s s" .
He
h a v i n gb r o k e nt h e g l a s s
3
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verbsfrom
the list.
. refuse. apologise
for . explain. suggest
. Warn. deny. Offer. aCCUSe
"Wouldyou likeme to helpyou with youressay?"
She
to helpme with my essay
" S h a lwl e g o t o t h e c o n c e rot n F r i d a n
yight?
goingto the concerton Friday
He . .
night
" l'm sorryI didn'tcometo the party."
She
not comingto the party
"Youwerespeeding
He .. .
. . . m eo f s p e e d i n g
5 " N o ,l w o n ' t d o i t "
to do it
6 | was latefor work because
I missedthe bus
He
. . . ,. . that he had beenlatefor work
because
he had missedthe bus
4
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Rewritethe followingsentencesin reportedspeech
usingan appropriateintroductoryverb,as in the
example.
1
" N o , l w o n ' t h e l py o ua n ym o r e . "
Herefusedto helpmeanymore.
2
3
4
5
6
"lt would be a good ideafor you to join a gym "
"Don't forgetit's Dawn'sbirthdayon Friday"
"Wouldyou likea lift to the station,tomorrow?"
" l t w a sM i k ew h o b r o k et h e c o m p u t e"r .
"You'renot allowedto watchthat film lt's not
suitablefor children"
"We'rehavinga dinnerpartyon SaturdayWould
y o ua n d P a u l i k et o c o m e ? "
"Do you knowwherethe nearestbankis?"
"lt wasn'tme who ate all of the biscuits"
"l insistthat you refundthe moneyimmediately
"
7
8
9
10
4
Fill in o/an or some,
1
2
3
4
5
. ..
..
milk
chip
. a p p l ej u i c e
fruit
. burger
o
7
8
9
10
. flce
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rea
... poraro
spaghettl
;.
&
5
Write C(for countable)or U (for uncountable)next
to eachof the nouns.Then,usethem to make up
sentences,
as in the example.
?
l'd likea cheese
sandwichanda glassof orangejuice,please.
7
d
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-
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n,
D o y o u t h i n kw e i n v i t e dt o o
people
to the party?
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r o o mI n n e r e
5 A : We haven'tgot
time you know
B : I k n o w ,j u s t g i v em e
m i n u t e sa n d l , l l
be ready lt doesn'tmatter if we,re
late
Fill in is, are, a(n)or some.
1 I want to buy
new clothesthisweekend
2
thereany potatoesleft?
3 Broccoli
verygood for you
4 | was hoping you could give me
information
5 H e i s l o o k i n gf o r
n e wf l a t
6 Theysay that the first two weeksof the course
.
the mostdifficult
7 Wouldyou like
glassof water?
8 .Accommodationin London
very
expenstve
u-tn
F
4 A . We'vegot a
potatoes,shallI make
chips?
B : l d o n ' t t h i n k y o u ' l lb e a b l et o , t h e r e , sv e r y
,
oilleft
cheesesandwichf; yogurt ; sugar ; pear
oregano ;mussel ;flour
;ketchup
grapefruit ; omelette
6
u
9
Replace
the wordsin bold with afew,a little,very
few,or verylittle.
It'sbeentwo or threeweekssinceI spoketo Carol
It'sa seriousproblembut there'snot muchwe can
d o a b o u ti t , l ' m a f r a i d
Most of the guestshad left but therewere stilla
c o u p l e o f p e o p l e s t a n d i n ga r o u n d c h a t t i n g
What can you see in the picture?Whichthingsare
c o u n t a b l ea n d w h i c h u n c o u n t a b l e ?
T h e y h a d m a d ea l o t o f f o o d b u t o n l y a s m a l l
a m o u n to f i t w a se a t e n
S h e s p e a k sf l u e n t F r e n c ha n d s o m e l t a l i a n
H a r d l ya n y s t u d e n tsst u d yL a t i na n da n c i e nG
t reek
at schoolthesedays
There'sa small amount of stew ieft, would you
l i k et o f i n , s h: t ?
Not manypeoplewouldarguewith you aboutthat
10
Complete
the sentences
fillingin eachor every.
Ron must be very fit. practically
t i m e I w a l kp a s t h e g y m ,I s e eh i m i n t h e r e
Thereisan apple.(countable)
Thereissomespaghetti.(uncountable) etc
I
Completethe dialoguesby filling in some,any,
many, much,(o)Iittle, (a)few.
1 A : H a v ew e g o t
B : Y e sl t h i n k t h e r e ' s
m o r eo r a n g ej u i c e ?
left
2 A: Are there
ticketsleft for the Friday
n i g h tp e r f o r m a n c e ?
B: Yes, sir, we have a
left How
. w o u l dy o u l i k e ?
. o f u s w a s a s k e dt o s t a n du p a n d
introduceourselves
to the group
P e n n ya n d h e r s i s t e r g e t o n v e r y w e l l w i t h
other
Trainsto the town centre leave
twenty minutes
Theyarea verygoodteam Theyhavewon almost
gamethey'veplayedthisseason
l a nc o u l d n ' dt e c i d ew h e t h e rt o h a v et h e i c ec r e a n r
or the chocolate
c a k e ,s o h e t r i e d a l i t t l eb i t o f
of them
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showingdifferentfoods.
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o lot of,no,not
many,notmuch,o few,a little,to makeup
sentences,
asin the examples.
questions,
asintheexamples.
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. pasta. applesr strawberries
. beans. tomatoes
r potatoes. icecream. raspberries
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Useof English
b . Lookat the pictures
again,thenin pairsaskand
questions,
answers
asin the example.
Arethereanytomatoes?
B: Yes,
therearea fewtomatoes.
etc
A.
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example.
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1 We were lost so we asked:*neb*dy/rcn's**t for
directions
2 Havewe got
. morepasta?
3 l'm afraidthere's
cakeleft
4 Will you get
l a m b c h o p sw h e n
you'reat the supermarket?
5 l st h e r e
I c a nd o t o h e l p ?
6 | l o o k e da l lo v e rt h e h o u s ef o r i t , b u t I c o u l d n 'fti n d
it
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flat but
answered.
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a b o u ti t u n t i li t w a st o o
late
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hot and
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In eachcasethe second
sentence
hasa similar
meaning
" Don'tforgetto buy a birthdaycard
s a r dt o m e
remindedAmy remindedme to buy a birthdaycard
for Phil
2 " G e t o u t o f t h e c a r l" t h e p o l i c e m asnh o u t e da t t h e m
ordered Thepoliceman
orderedthem to get out
of thecar
3 B e ns a i d ," O K ,I w i l lw a l kt h e d o g t o d a y"
a g r e e d B e na g r e e dt o w a l k t h e d o g t h a t d a y
4 Thereisverylittlebreadleft
hardly
Thereis hardlyany breadleft
5 | l o o k e di n t h e b a gb u t t h e r ew a s n ' ta n y t h i n gi n i t
n o t h i n g I l o o k e di n t h e b a gb u t t h e r ew a s n o t h i n g
init
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including
the
meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
He has a very good job and he earnsa lots of
money
1 0 D o y o u t h i n kt h e r ei s t o o h o w m u c hg a r l i ci n t h i s
sauce?
" l ' m n o t g o i n gt o l e n dy o ua n ym o r em o n e y ,J, 'a c k
told Rob
refused
Jack
any moremoney
C h l o es a i d , " l ' m a f r a i di t ' s m y f a u l t t h a t w e , r e
late."
that
Chloe
faultthat theywere late
"YesEve,you cango and watchthe film,,'herdad
toldher
allowed Eve'sdad
a n dw a t c ht h e f i l m .
"Yes,l've got a lot of work to do this week,,,he
s ar d
admitted He
a lot of work to do that week
Shehad nowhereto staythat night
anywhere 5he
s t a yt h a t n i g h t
The exam was very difficult and most of the
studentsfailed
very
Theexamwasverydifficultand
. the studentspassed
" D o n ' tf o r g e t o c a l lJ i m , "A n n es a i dt o m e
reminded Anne
Jim
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little
We..
..left
. ErrorCorrection
outtheincorrect
wordineach
sentence.
1 5 Cross
Dawnwarnedto us that it was probablygoingto
rainlaterthat day.
Hethreatened
them to callthe policeif they didn't
turn the musicdown
5
H es u g g e s t eodn g o i n gs h o p p i n tgh e n e x td a y
4 J i l ld e n i e dt h a t h a v i n gc a u s e tdh e a c c i d e n t
5 Will you buy some of rice when you go to the
shops?
There'sa very little coffee left Would you like
a n o t h e cr u p ?
I was sureit was the right room but therewas nor
nobodythere
She lovesthat singerand she,sgot everyone CD
he'severmade.
WordFormation
-ship: (addedto nounsthat referto people)
refers
to the state, experienceor skill of these
people(citizenship, friendship)
(addedto nounsthat referto people)refers
to the states,conditions
or periodsof time in
which sth is experienced(boyhood,
manhood)
- m e n t : (added to verbs) refers to
the processof
m a k i n go r d o i n g s t h , o r t h e r e s u l to f t h i s
process(enjoyment,
punishment)
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to the state or
qualitydescribed
by the adjective(carelessness,
rudeness)
nounfromthewordin bold.
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bestfitsthe space.
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have
ave b
B a n a n a sh
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become
e c o m e B r i t a i n ' s.
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m u c ht o 1 )
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their energy
many world classathletes,who use them to 6)
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2 A pacKe0
3 A srmple
4 A to
5 A of
6 A match
7 A To
8 A with
9 A al s o
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to
It's going to be a huge party.They have invited
practically
they know
A somebody
C nobody
B anybody
D everybody
outtonight
C going
D for going
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A asked
B said
2 0 A
A
20
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in.
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C for
Dto
1 3 I'm not sureif I will havetime to meet you later
l'vegot
A lot
of thingsto do today
B many C lots
D much
of my friendsnow work in London
B many C lot
D all
Fillinthemissing
word.
I was gettingreadyfor work
rang
The thieves
. shortlyafter the robberytook
place
A werearrested
C havebeenarrested
B arebeingarrested D will be arrested
.. a
C insisted
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t h i n g st o d o
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B verymuch
D too much
m o r et h a n a h u n d r e dy e a r s
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D w a sb u i l d i n g
me to work on Saturdaythis
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l ' m s u r eh e
h a v et o l d u s i f h e h a d k n o w n
anything
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C would D ought
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few words
A told
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B said
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C little
D alittle
17 He
us to take the train because
the traffic
was verybad.
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B advised
D suggested
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. to go to the librarybecause
he foundallthe information
that he wantedon the
web.
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C need
D d i d n , tn e e d
T h e i rh o u s e
ago.
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B i sb u i l d i n g
assmartas her before
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D nobody
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..
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t h a nj u l j e
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did you leaveuniversity?
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.
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house
stolen from
6
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7
He
outsidehis
Jimwas comingor not.
. hishousepaintedby a professional
8 I trustAlex l'm surehe was . . .
the truth
9 There'svery .,
orange juice left in the
carton We needto buy some
1 0 Sheapologised
't1 The
forgettingmy birthday
saucewasveryspicyI think I put too
c h i l l pi o w d e ri n i t .
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spaghettileft
1 3 5he claimed
already.
finishedthe report
14
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in
hand
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. a desirefor a situationor
n e r s o n 'bse h a v i o rtror
change
1
Matchthe itemsin columnA with thosein column
B to makesentences,
asin the example.
"lv
A
.,,-}p 1 lf I wereyou,
"\ 2 l f N e i ld i d n ' t
to work tonight,
"$
-li 3 lf you left right
away,
.,'
l f E m m ad i d n ' tl i v e
'\
so far away,
lf I had morefree
3
't
time,
l f t h e yh a dm o r e
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money,
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a
b
c
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Job
f you mightstillcatch
t h et r a i n
1- e Iftwere
you,lwouldappty
forthatjob.
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2
B
he wouldcomewith us.
I c o u l dl e a r na f o r e i g n
language
w e c o u l dv i s i th e rm o r e
often.
t h e yw o u i df i n da
b i g g e rf l a t
I wouldapplyfor that
'"1
"'
rrf
lf I had knownit wasyourbirthday,I
(buy)you a present.
lf I were you, |
(write) a
ietterof complaintto the company
lf I hadn'tgot stuckin traffic,|
..
.. (not/miss)the train.
lf we had beeninvitedto the wedding,we .
lf you didn't haveto *ort on Sutrrduyr,*. lno)
(visit)yourparentsmoreoften
lf I werean architect,
|.
(design)
..
my own house
lf you hadstudiedharder,you
(not/fail)yourexams
9 l f y o u h a dt o l d h i mt h e t r u t h ,h e
.. (forgive)you
1 0 l f w e h a da g a r d e nw, e
(grow)our own vegetables
intothe correcttense,as
in the example.
1 lf we hadenoughmoney,
we r*wfdgw(go)
to the
clnema.
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thenusethe promptsto write
sentences.
type2 or type3 conditional
g o l C a r i b b e ai snl a n d
invite/all
my friends
Whatwouldyoudo if yo1 wantedto loseweight?
If I wanted
toloseweight,
I wouldstartgoingto thegym.
lf lwanted
eata healthy
diet.etc
toloseweight,lwould
2 wonthe lottery?
3 hadtwo week'sholiday?
4 moved
to a newhouse?
5
In pairs,askandanswerquestions
aboutwhatyou
asin
woulddo in eachof the followingsituations,
the example.
1 you/meeVyour
favourite
singer
you
you
metyourfavourite
singer?
A: Whatwould doif
for
B: lf I metmyfavourite
singer,
I wouldaskhim/her
anautograph.
F r a n k / p a irlkl e g a l l y / n o t Julie/nothavea laptop/notbe
get parkingticket
able/workfrom home
2 you/win/two
ticketsto watchyourlocalfootball
3
4
5
6
6
Jennifer/not
studyhard/not
graduatefrom university
4
Stanley/read
notes/
not failltest
using
Lookat thepictures
andmakeupsentences
the prompts,asin the example.
Thenmakeup extra
sentences
for eachsituation,
usingyourown ideas.
team
yourhouse
a new sportscentre/open/near
yourfriends/have/a
fancydressparty
town
the circus/visiVyour
you/havea choice/goto a basketballmatch or
musicconcert
classical
Complete
the sentences
usingtype2 or type3
conditionals,
asin theexample.
1 lf I hadbeengivena payrise,I eauld
kavet:*ugtttu
ncwe6r
2
4
5
l f I w a s n ' ts o t i r e d ,
l f i t w a ss n o w i n g ,
l f I w a sg o i n go n h o l i d a y ,
lf Lucyhad a betterjob,
6
l f y o u h a dc a l l e dm e e a r l i e r ,
7
8
9
lf we hadseenHarry,
lf I wereyou,
lf you had readthat book,
5
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Lookat the pictures
andcomplete
the wishes.
Then
makemixedconditional
sentences
usingthe
prompts,
asin the example.
My friends
s h o u l dh a v e
arrived
,.
r
lshouldn't
r, havequit my
\"!
iob
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-
5
6
7
8
9
i
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I t w a sS a t u r d am
y o r n i n ga n d M r sJ e n k i nhs a dt o
go to the supermarketto buy the weekly
groceriesThecarparkwasfull,so sheparkedon
the street,The supermarketwas so crowded
t h a t i t t o o k h e ro v e ra n h o u rt o d o h e rs h o p p i n g
When she got to the cashier,
she realisedthat
s h eh a d l e f t h e r p u r s ei n t h e c a r ,s o s h ec o u l d n , t
payfor her groceriesShewent to the carto get
her pursebut the streetwas emptyand her car
h a d d i s a p p e a r eSdh ec a l l e dt h e p o l i c et o r e p o r t
t h a t h e rc a rh a db e e ns t o l e nT h ep o l i c et o l d h e r
that her car had beentowed awaybecauseshe
h a dp a r k e di t i n a n o - p a r k i nzgo n e H e rh u s b a n d
had to go down to the policestationand pay
t h e f i n es o t h a t s h ec o u l dg e t h e rc a rb a c k
ls h o u l dh a v e
beenmore
sensible
I shouldhave
startedthis
reportearlier.
\ I shouldhave
i studiedfor ihe
r,,,,., test
'\.
lf thecarparkhadn'tbeenfull,shewouldn,t
haveparKea
on
thestreet.
10
1 noVbe/bored
now
I wbhmyfriends
hadarrived.
lf myfriends
hadarrived
I
wouldn't
beborednow.
2 noVbe/so
tirednow
3 noVneedto/lookfor anotherone now
4 be ableto/answerthe questions
5 noVhave/this
hugecreditcardbill
6 noVstillwork/onit now
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I
Readthe story below and rewrite it usingtype 3
conditionalsentences,
as in the example.
,'i'' l
i I shouldhave
i goneto bed
t,garller
lastnight
1;1
I can'taffordto buy a motorbike
My fatherwon't let me drivehisnew car.
| forgotto sendmy sistera birthdaycard
| lostmy goldbracelet
Rewritethe sentences
aswishesandsaywhich
onesareregrets
andwhich areunrealsituations,
as
in the examples.
1 | didn'tstudyFrench
at school
I wbhI hadstudied
French
atschool.(egret)
2 | haven't
gota CDplayer
lwishlhada CDplayer.
(unrealsituation)
Fillin the correctverbform,asin the example.
1 i would rather the plumber {#ftt€ (come)
tomorrow,becauseI don't want to wait around
f o r h i mt o d a y
2 | would ratheryou
(not/go)
to that partyyesterday
3 l t h l n k h e w o u l dr a t h e r
(not/watch)the film He didn't seemto enjoy it
much
l'drather
( p l a y t) e n n i st h a n
.
g o s w t m m t nn
g e x tw e e k e n d
I would ratherthey
(try) to
fix the computerthemselves
beforethey askedme
to do it
6 I would ratheryou
(catch)
a l a t e rt r a i n
7 Would you rather I
(call)
you or sentyou a text m e s s a g e ?
8. l'd rather
(wait) for Saran
ihan go on withouther
3 | leftmyumbrella
on thebus
4 | don'tknowhowto usea computer.
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andspeech
bubbles,
11 Lookatthepictures
yourownideas
to makeupsentences,
asinthe
exampre.
questions
thefollowing
usingwould
rather
12 Answer
...because
andyourownideas,
asintheexample.
1 Y o u rf r i e n d sa r eg o i n go n h o l i d a tyo a G r e e ki s l a n d
but the sameweek your parentshaveofferedto
takevou to Pariswith them.
hatehavingto
weara Scnool
uniform
Iwouldrathergo withmy friendsbecause
I loverelaxing
on thebeach.
Yourbrotheris goingto renta videofor you both to
watch Hesuggests
eithera comedyor a horrorfilm
It is your bifthdayand your parentsaskyou if you
wouldprefersomenew clothesor a membership
to a
gym.
toweara school
unifarm,l
jeans
toschool.
couldwearmy
You are a bit short of moneyand your bossasks
you to work overtimeon Fridaybut you had
a l r e a d yp l a n n e dt o g o t o t h e c i n e m aw i t h y o u r
I haveto attend
lortr rre< hr ri iharr :ro
hoci friannl +hr+ ninh+
cn hnrinn
Yourfriendscan'tdecidewhetherto go to a club
to'norrownightor out for a mealat a restaurant
Useof English
' Error
Correction
outtheincorrect
wordin eachsentence.
13 Cross
1 l ' d r a t h e tr o g o s w i m m i n g
t h a ns a i l i n g
lf I didn't haveso muchhomeworkto do, I
c o u l dt o g o o u t t o n i g h t
lf I were you, I would havetalk to my manager
a b o u ti t
4 | preferto sendinge-mails
to writingletters
5 l ' d r a t h e yr o u h a dc a l l e dh i m n o w
6 | wishyou would havepaymoreattention
inclass
7 l f I h a d n ' th a dg o n et o t h e p a r t yI,
w o u l d n ' th a v em e t C o l i n
8 lf I havewon the lottery,I wouldtravel
aroundthe world
9 | w i s hi t w o u l db e s t o pr a i n i n g .
1 0 l f y o u h a d n ' tb e e nw o r k e ds o h a r d y, o u
w o u l d n ' th a v ep a s s eydo u re x a m s
you driveslowly,you maynot have
11 Unless
anaccident
1 2 | w i s hI h a dh a dm o r em o n e yT h e nI
couldafforda hoJiday
13 I'd ratheryou havetalkedless
14 Wouldit not be OK if I borrowedyour
pen?
15 You'dbetterto hirea nrivatedetertive
z
I m i s s e tdh e b u s
t h i sm o r n i n g
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Studytheexamples.
In eachcasethesecond
sentence
hasa similar
meaning
to the firstsentence.
-ence:
-ton:
-tion:
-ation:
r g n o r e- t g n o r a n c e
- correspondence
correspond
collect- collection
reduce- reduction
examine- examinatron
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i" 1 t reallyregret;;n".n
to the party.
wish
I wish I had gone to the party
2 W h a ta p i t yy o u d i d n , tg e t t h a tj o b
only
l f o n l yy o u h a d g o t t h a t j o b
3 | likeplaying
footballbetterthanwatchingit on W.
than
l'd rather play football than watch it
on TV
nounfromthewordin bold.
14 Formthecorrect
Therewerea few peoplestanding
a r o u n do u t s i d et h e m a i n
to thebuilding
She has been working for the
.. . . . for more than ten
years
Theygot in the car and droveoff in
the
of the town
centre.
We expecteda large
at the liveconcert
Moira feit great
. for
her brother
A .
o f g o o d l u c ka n d
skilh
l e l p e dh i mt o w i n t h e g a m e
Thedecorators
trredto causeas little
. . . . . t o t h e p e o p l ew h o
w o r k e di n t h e b u i l d i n g
a sp o s s i b l e .
The electrician checked the
between the two
cables
Getting stuck in a traffic jam has
becomean everyday
srnceI starteddriving
10 The governmentwill need to take
to deal with this
crrst5
1 1 T h e m a n a g etro l d h e r s e c r e t a rsyh e
wanted no
..
from
a n y o n ed u r i n gt h e m e e t i n g .
12 Theburglarsdisguised
themselves
to
avoid
4
My fatherdoesn'twant me to go out on a school
nrght
rather
N/yfatherwould ratherI didn,t go out
o n a s c h o onl i g h t
ENTER
ORGANISE
5 I l i k el t a l i a nf o o dm o r et h a nC h i n e s e
prefer
I preferltalianfood to Chinesefood
6 | d o n ' tf a n c yg o i n go u i t o n i g h t ,l e t , ss t a ya t h o m e
rather
l'd preferto stayat homeratherthan
90 outtontght
DIRECT
ATTEND
AFFECT
7 I t h i n ky o us h o u l dl o o kf o r a n o t h ejro b
were
lf I were you, I would look for another
job
8 | d o n ' th a v et h e t i m et o g o t o n i g h ts c h o o l
would
l f I h a d t h e t i m e ,I w o u l d g o t o n i g h t
SCnOOl
COMBINE
DISTURB
9 W e d i d n ' th a v ee n o u g hm o n e ys o w e c o u l d n ,bt u y
thehouse
could
I f w e h a dh a de n o u g hm o n e yw, e c o u l d
h a v eb o u g h tt h e h o u s e
CONNECT
10 Myhusband
s t a r t e dh i so w n b u s i n e swsh e nh e l o s t
h i sl o b
hadn't lf myhusband
h a d n , tl o s th i sj o b , h e
wouldn'thavestartedhisown business
OCCUR
ACT
INTERFERE
DETECT
thesentences
withtwo to fivewords,
1 5 Complete
including
the
meaning
of theoriginal
sentence.
I likescience
fictionfilmsmorethan horrorfilms
prefer
I
I can'topenru o*n restaurant
;:l|l
H:-
haveenoughmoney
would
rrI hade:o:sn'"T;'";,
,urtr*unt
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He was drivingtoo fast so he got a
speeding
ticket.
been
lf he
fast,he wouldn't
got
ticket
have
a speeding
I t w o u l db e a g o o di d e at o s e l tl h a t o l d
motorbikeand buy a car.
were
lf I
s e l lt h a t o l d m o t o r b i k ea n d
buya car.
I c o u l d n ' td r i v em y c h i l d r e nt o s c h o o l
yesterday
because
my carbrokedown
could
lf my car hadn't broken
down,I
to schoolyesterday
6
| can'taffordto go awaythissummer
only
lf
g o a w a yt h i ss u m m e r
l'vegot a lot to do this afternoon.Can
we meettomorrowmorninginstead?
rather
l'd preferto meettomorrow
mornrng....
afternoon
What a pity I couldn't go to my
c o u s i n 'ws e d d i n g
wish
t o m y c o u s i n 'ws e d d i n g
I l i k e l i s t e n i n gt o r o c k m u s i c , n o t
countryand western
than
l'd ratherlisten
countryandwestern
10 My bossgetsupsetwhen I leaveearly
rather
My boss.. . .
d i d n ' tl e a v ee a r l y
1 1 We want to playtennis,but we can't
hor:rrco
was
lf
w e c o u r qp r a yr e n n r s
1 3I w i s hF i o n ah a dt o l d m e t h a t h e r s e l f
I
t o l d m et h a t h e r s e l f
1 4 | w i s h I h a d k e p t i n t o u c hw i t h C a r o l
andVicky
regret
I really
in touch with Carol and
Vicky
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For some peopleflying is a
terrifyingexperienceSurely,
even those of us 0) who
quite enjoy this form
1 ) . . . . . . . . t r a v ecl o u l d
neverbe convinced
to
jump out of an
a e r o p l a n e1 0 , 0 0 0f e e t
ground,
above the
However, this is what
thousands
of skydivers
choose
to do everyday,and what's more,
someof them claimthat everyone
should2)
it a try.
So do you 3) . .
r u s h i n gt o w a r d st h e g r o u n da t o v e r o n e
hundredand fifty kmsan hourwhile relyingon a squarepieceof cloth
to 4)
. you backdown to Earthsafely?
lf 5)
. , you havetwo optionsfor yourfirstjump Thefirstisto
m a k e a t a n d e mj u m p , w h e r e y o u w i l l b e s t r a p p e d6 )
an
instructorand the two of you will makethe jump together However,
t h e s e c o n do p t i o ni s u s u a l l7y )
i f y o u a r es e r i o uas b o u tt a k i n g
the sport Hereyou will go to groundschool,9)
you
8)
w i l l l e a r nh o w t o s a f e l yg e t i n a n d o u t o f t h e p l a n e ,h o w t o p a c ka
parachuteand how to steerit Thenyour first jump will usuallybe a
s t a t i cl i n ej u m p .Y o uj u m p 1 0 )
y o u ro w n b u t y o u r p a r a c h u t e
opensautomatically
after a coupleof secondsThosemight seemlike
t h e l o n g e s ta n d s c a r i e s st e c o n d so f y o u r l i f e , 1 1 )
ihe
enthusiasts
sayit is all worth it for the incredible
feelingyou get when
y o u s e et h a t p a r a c h u toep e nu p a b o v ey o u ,a n d t h e e v e n1 2 ). . . . . . . .
amazingfeelingof achievement
that you get when you arrivesafely
b a c k1 3 )
s o l i dg r o u n dl.t ' st r u et h a t f o r m o s tp e o p l eo n ej u m pi s
y o uw o n ' t t h i n kt h e r ei sa n y t h l n g
n e v ee
r n o u g ha n db e f o r e1 4 )
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remembered
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A fly
B will fly
Readthe text belowandthinkof the wordwhich
bestfitseachspace.
Useonlyonewordin eacn
space.
Thereisan example
Sorry,I nevermeant
t r a c ko f t i m e
A b e
B tobe
wffi,ffiwwKe&'a_&
fur ffiifd**s.&,envfuat
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C l a i r ei s m a d e
A work
B working
thecorrect
item.
18 Circle
1 Hewas hot and thirstybecause
he
for a run
A w a sg o i n g
C h a db e e n
B went
D havebeen
.
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from civilisation
has its dangers,as
3)
as its rewards,especially
the great outdoors.Beforeyou head off the
b e a t e nt r a c k y, o us h o u l db e a w a r eo f t h e r i s k sa n d
h a v et h e r i g h t e q u i p m e nw
t ith you, in 4)
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where
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there
are some essentialsthat you should never forget
6)
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y o u d o g e t l o s ta n d h a v et o s p e n da n i g h to u t s i d eh, a v i n g
matches (kept in a waterproof container)and some
firelightercan make life a lot 9)
comfortableA
good firewill keepyou warm and can alsobe usedto cook
food On the subject10)
. food,you shouldalways
take more 11) . .
you will need lt,salwaysbetterto
carrysomefood homewith you than to run 12)
at a crucialmoment Somesurvival
expertssuggestthat you
s h o u l de v e nt a k ed o g b i s c u i tos r s o m eo t h e rf o o dt n a t y o u
r e a l l yd o n ' tl i k ei 3 )
t h a t y o u w i l lo n l yb e t e m p t e d
to eat it in a realemergency
O t h e r i m p o r t a n tt h i n g s t o h a v e w i t h y o u j n t h e
wildernessare a basic first 14)
kit and extra
clothing A Swiss-army
knife is also usefulfor all sortsof
d i f f e r e ntth i n g s O n c ey o u h a v ea l lo f t h e s ee s s e n t i asl a
s fely
p a c k e dt h e r es h o u l db e 1 5 )
stoppingyou from
heading
o f f i n t ot h e u n k n o w n ,
so long I just lost
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who got the promotionsoon
A to hear B hear
C hearingD heard
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0) r*r:r*stressful,
it is not surprising
that many peoplewani to get
1)
from it all Thishas
m e a n t a l a r g e i n c r e a s ei n t h e
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I
to Milan
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his new
f u r n i t u r ed e l i v e r esdo m et i m et h r sa f t e r n o o n
A has
C h a sb e e nh a v i n g
B h a sh a d
D i sh a v i n g
9
lt was a greatpartyl practically
I Know was
there
A somebody
C nobody
B anybody
D everybody
1 0 H e . . t h a t t h e c a rb e l o n g etdo h i m .
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C refused
B demanded
D ordered
word.
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1 Lastyearwe .
to playfootballeveryFriday
afternoon
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to ratn
3 l'd
y o u h a dt o l d m e e a r l i e r
4 George,
wants to be a lawyer, is
studyinglaw at BristolUniversity
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my
grandmother
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. t a k e s o m et i m e
a n dt h a t w e s h o u l dg o b a c kt h e n e x td a y
7 L a u r aa c c u s ehdi m
lying.
8 lf
y o u h a dt o l d m e e a r l i e rI ,w o u l dh a v e
comewtth you
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. c a l lC h r i sa n d t e l l h i m w h e r e
w e ' r em e e t i n gt o n i g h t
1 0 | w o u l dh a v et a k e nt h e t r a i ni f I
known
how badthe trafficwas goingto be
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Forrn:will have+ past participle
"
a ivl el f i n i s h e d b e f o r e a s t a t e d t i m e i n t h e f u
W e u s e t h e f u t u r e p e r f e c t f o r a c t i o n s t h aht w
T thueryew h
i l al v e
finishedshootrng
thefilmbytheendof l\Larch.
The time expressions
we usewith the future perfectare:
before,by, by then, by the time, until/till(onlyin negativesentences)Hewon'thavefinishedwritingthearticleuntil/tiil
Thursday.
FuturePerfect
nuous
Cont:
Form:will havebeen+ verb + -ing
.
W e u s et h e f u t u r ep e r f e c tc o n t i n u o u tso e m p h a s i st h
e e d u r a t i o no f a n a c t i o nu p t o a c e r t a i nt i m e i n t h e
perfect
future Thefuture
is usedwith by... for Bytheendof
continuous
thismonth,hewill
havebeenworkingat
thisradiostationfor tenyears.
I i^l,i^^ \A/^"^.
Lil tr\il t9 vvtrtu)
Linking
w o r d ss h o wt h e l o g i c arle l a t i o n s hbi pe t w e e ns e n t e n c eosr p a r t so f s e n t e n c e s
.
Positive
addition
(this/that),
what is more,in addition(to),also,aswell as(this/that),
and,both and,too, besides
moreover,
furthermore,etc Hewasbothrudeandunhelpful.
"
Negativeaddition
RobnorDaveboughta newspaper
neither( nor),nor,neither,either,etc f''leither
today.
"
Contrast
b u t ,a l t h o u g hi ,n s p i t eo f , d e s p i t ew, h i l e ,w h e r e a se,v e nt h o u g h ,o n t h e o t h e rh a n d ,h o w e v e yr ,e t ,s t i l l e
, tc
Thecarisoldbut reliable.
Notethe structures:
although + clause , Althoughit wasraining,heleft.
rsin,heleft.
despite/inspite of + noun - Despitethe
despite/inspite of the fact + clause In spiteaf thefactthat it wasraining,heleft
.
G i v i n ge x a m p l e s
in particular,
suchas, ike,for example,
for instance,
especially,
e|c Thefoodwasdelicious,especiallythesteak.lt
wasexcellent.
.
Cause/Reason
as,because,
because
of, since,for this reason,dueto, so,as a result(of),eIc HeswitchedontheWbecausehe
wantedto watchthenews.
n
Condition
if, whether,onlyif, in caseof, in case,provided(that),providing(that),unless,
as/solongas,otherwise,
or
(else),
on condition(that),etc Heagreedtolendherthemoneyprovidedthatshepaidhimbackassoonaspossible.
o
Purpose
t o , s o t h a t , s o a s ( n otto) , i n o r d e r ( n o t o
) , i n o r d e r t h a t , i n c a s e , eRt co b c a u g h t t h e e a r l y t r a i n s o t h a t h e w o u l d
bethereon time
"
Effect/Result
such/so that, so,consequently,
as a result,therefore,for this reason,etc Shewasboredsoshedecidedtogofor
a watK.
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Listingpoints/events
To begin: initially,
first,at first,firstly,to starVbegin
with, firstof all,etc Firstly,hethankedeverybodyforcoming.
To
fv LUIlLf
continue:
lf ue' 5eLUIluiy'
secondly,
afterrnls/rnar,
dlLer
this/that,secono,
second,afterwardS,
afterwards,
then,next,
then,
next,etc
etc A/exf,
A/exf,
add theonions
addtheonionsandqarlictothe
mxture.
To conclude:finally,lastly,in the end,at last,eventually,
etc Eventually,wearrivedbackhome.
.
Summarising
tn conclusion,
in summary,
to sum up, on the whole,all in all,altogether,
in short, elc Inconclusion,eatinaa
healthybalanceddietis thebestwayto avoidthisproorem.
B o t h / N e i t h-eAr l l / N o n-e E i t h e r
"
Both referst o t w o p e o p l et,h i n g so r g r o u p sI t h a sa p o s i t i v m
e eaning
a n d i s f o l l o w e db y a p l u r avl e r b
Johnwentto themeeting.
stevewentto themeeting,tao.Bothmenwentto themeeting.
N e i t h e r e f e r st o t w o p e o p l et,h i n g so r g r o u p sa n d h a sa n e g a t i v m
e e a n i n gl t i sf o l l o w e db y a s i n g u l a r
c o u n t a b l ne o u n H o w e v e trh, e n e i t h e ro f + p l u r a ln o u n p h r a s es t r u c t u r cea nb e f o l l o w e d
b y e i t h e ra s r n g ua r
or pluralverbin the affirmativesheiladoesn'tknowwheretogo.Anndoesn'tknowwheretoqo,eitherNeitherof
the
girlsknow/knows
whereto go.
All refersto morethan two people,thingsor groups lt hasa positivemeaningand js
foilowedby a pruratverb
AIIof thechildrenwereexcitedaboutgoingon thetrip.
o
B o t h / A lcl a n g o a f t e r t h e v e r b t o b e o r a f t e r a n a u x i l i a r y v e r b b u t b e f o r e t h e m a i n v e r b
Theyareboth/allvery
happy.Theyhaveall/bothpassedtheexam but Theybothtravelledbycoach.
whole is usedwith singularcountablenouns we usea/the/this/myetc + whole
+ noun whole is not used
w r t hu n c o u n t a b n
l eo u n s
Sheatethe wholecake./ Sheateall of thecake.
Shespentoll of hermoney.(NOT<hespe.tthc ,ryheh+t_bet
^+n+y.)
All + daylmorning/week/yearetc = the whole + daylmorning/week/yearetc.
He,sbeen
workinqhard alt
morning/thewhole morning.
N o n eo f r e f e r tso t w o o r m o r ep e o p l eg, r o u p so r t h i n g sa n d h a sa n e g a t i v m
e e a n t n gl t i s u s e dw i t h n o u n so r
o b j e c tp r o n o u nas n d i sf o l l o w e db y e i t h e ra s i n g u l aor r a p l u r a vl e r bl a s k e d a l l ot hf e p e o p l e a t t h e b u s s t o p
but
noneof themknewwherethetheatrewas.
Eitherrefersto two people,thingsor groupsand is followedby a singularcountable
noun However,
the
eitherof + pluralnoun phrasestructurecanbe followedby eithera singutaror plural
verb Theblueshirtis fine.
Thewhiteshirtisfine,too.Eithershirtisfine./ Eitherof the shirtsis/arefine.
E i t h e r c a n a l s o b e u s e d a t t h e e n d o f a n e g a t i v e s e n t e"nl hc a
eveneverbeentoltaly.,,,,l,veneverbeen,either.,,
'
Both ... and is followedby a pluralverb BothChrisandJamesliveinscotland.
N e i t h e r . .n
. o r / E i t h e r . .o. r t a k ee i t h e ra s i n g u l aor r p l u r avl e r b ,d e p e n d i nogn t h e
s u b j e cwt h i c hf o l l o w s
norlor EitherNeilor Kateis goingto drivemeto thestation.EitherNeilor hisparents going
are
to drivemeto thestation
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'
Completethe sentencesby using the futureperfect
simple or the futureperfectcontinuous,as in the
example.
1 By the end of the year, | l+'r#f;*t"s $ge:'it+;*:.qm-*
(work) herefor eightyears
(finish) writing that
2 Pete
r e p o r ti n h a l fa n h o u r
3 B yt h e t i m eG r e gr e t i r e sh,e
(run)the business
for morethan thirtyyears
4 lf we don't hurry,the concert
(start)by the time we get there
5 | won't be able to drive to work tomorrow
m o r n i n gb e c a u steh e m e c h a n i c
(not/fix)the caruntilthe afternoon
6 T h e r e 'nso p o i n ti n p h o n i n gh e rn o w S h e
(already/leave)
2
B
untiltomorrow
for fiveyears
a l ld a y
by now
lt's hard to believethat this time next week you
a r o u n dA u s t r a l i a
A will havebeentravelling
B w i l lb et r a v e l l i n g
C travel
6
lt'sgettingcoldin here I
A w i l l h a v ep u t
B w i l lp u t
C w i l lb e p u t t i n g
7
| hopethe weather
A is goingto improve
B will improve
C will haveimproved
8
l ' m a f r a i dI
a c h a n c et o r e a dt h i s u n t i l
tomorrow
A amnot having
B won't have
C won'tbehaving
t h e h e a t i n go n
by the time we leave
1 | will havecleanedup the messbefore/untilMum
getsback
2 By/Bythen the end of the month, he will have
beenteachingfor threeyears
3 Shewill havepreparedall of the food bylby the
time the guestsarrive
4 T h em e c h a n isca i dt h a t h e w o n ' t h a v ef i n i s h e tdh e
repairsuntil/sincetomorrow
5 The essayis due tomorrorybut I don't think I will
haveevenstartedit by then/thetime
6 We will have been travellingfor three months
until/bythe time we get to Thailand
Tellyour partnerwhat you will havedone by:
By8pmtonight,Iwill haveeatenmy dinner.
By noon tomorrow,I will have been at school for four
hours.
BynextMonday,lwillhave
spentall my money.
Circlethe correcttense.
1 By the end of the month, he
threeyears
A willlive
B w i l lb e l i v i n g
C w r l lh a v eb e e nl i v i n g
2
here for
6
Mytrain
a t 7 : 3 0t o m o r r o wm o r n i n g .
A leaves
B w i l lb e l e a v i n g
C will havebeenleaving
3 Thesebagsareveryheavy;
upstairs?
A w i l l y o uh e l p
B w i l ly o u b e h e l p i n g
C w i l ly o u h a v eh e l p e d
140
5
Underlinethe correctitem.
. 8pm tonight . noontomorrow . nextMonday
4
B yt h e t i m ew e
t h i s ,i t w i l l b e l u n c h t i m e
A w i l l h a v ef i n i s h e d
B w i l lf i n i s h
C finish
Matchthe columnsto makecompletesentences.
A
FTI By May, she will have a
beenliving
in Manchester
ETI rhe workmensaidthey b
won'thavefinished
ETI t'm sure he will have c
wnttentheessay
I will be d
lZT_l NextSaturday,
working
3
4
me carrythem
Underlinethe correcttense.
A The play 1) starts/willstart at 8pm so we 2) will
meeVare meeting you outsidethe theatre at
7.45pm lf we 3) are not/will not be there by
7:55pm,go in andwe 4) will find/aregoingto find
you when we 5) will arrive/arrive
B Thanksfor babysittingfor us tonight;we 1) will
appreciate/appreciate
it | 2) have left/will have
left some moneyon the kitchencounterso you
can orderpizzafor dinnerPlease
don't let the kids
watch TV until they 3) have finished/willfinish
theirhomeworkWe 4) will be/arebackby 11
at'a
!=
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C Welcometo the GoldenSandsHotel I hope you
'l)
haveenjoyed/willenjoyyourstaywith us your
.
room2) will be/ison the flfth floorwith an ocean
view Thebusinto town 3) will stop/stopsoutside
t h e h o t e la n d y o u c a nb u y y o u rb u st i c k e t sa t t h e
receptiondesk If you 4) will need/needanythrng,
pleasedo not hesitateto ask me or any other
memberof our staff
7
9
'
Choosethe correctitem.
1 A: Haveyou ilstenedto thosetwo CDsyet?
B : N o ,I h a v e n 'ht a da c h a n c e
t o l i s t e nt o
of themyet
a ati
b neither
L
EILI IEI
4 A . Shehasgot threebrothers,hasn,tshe?
B : Yes
, ofthem livenearby,
though
a None
b Neither
c All
6 A : What do your parentsdo?
B:
. of them areteacners
a Both
b. Ail
8
c
2 D e b b i ew i l lw a s ht h e c a ro r e l s ep a mw i
3 Carlhasn'treadthat book Rebecca
hasn,treadit
either
4 Johnboughtthat newspaper,
or maybeStevedid
5 J u l i a ni s g o i n gt o t h e p a r t yB o bi sg o i n gt o o
6 Keith hasn't got a computer Max hasn,tgot a
c o m p u t eer i t h e r
1 Either/Neither
Simonnor Kellyhad seenthe film
before
2 Shedecorated
the all/wholehouseby herself
3 I asked everybodybut none/no of the people
therehad seenLouisethat day
4 As soonasthe guestsarrived,each/everyof them
wasshownto theirseat
5 l've been to that restauranttwice before and
all/bothtimesthe food was excellent
6 We're really busy at the moment; I,ve been
workingovertimeevery/alldaythisween
A Thatshopsellslotsof niceclothes
B : Yes,but
of them areveryexpensrve
a both
b all
c neither
A r e D a n n ya n d M i c h a ecl o m i n gt o n i g h t ?
B : No,
o f t h e mc o u l dm a k ei t
a either
b both
c neither
1 Frankworksin a bank Tomworksin a banktoo
BothFrankond Tomworkin a bank.
thecorrect
word.
10 Underline
2 A: Clivehasgot two cars,hasn,the?
B: Yes,but he bought
of them secono
hand
a either
b both
c all
3
Rewritethe sentencesusingboth... and, neither
...
nor,or either... or, as in the example.
below.Makeasmany
11 Lookat thepictures
sentences
you
as canusingtheprompts
provided
andboth,neither,
all,none.
t have/briefcase;
2 indoors;3 inlpark;4 use/laptop;
5 use/mobile
phone; 6 have/jacket,
7 have/coffee;
8 wear/hat
Either
Underline
the correctword.
I can't speakFrenchat all, whereas/despite
my
srsterspeaksit fluently
Theydecidedto go for a walk, even though/in
spiteof the rain
S a r ah a s n ' tg o t a T V a n d s h e h a s n , tq o t a C D
playerneither/either
I hate travellingby boat becauseI alwaysget
seasickBesides/However,
I can,tswim
In spiteoflAlthough he couldplaythe guitarver,
w e l lh e d e c i d e d
n o t t o b e c o m ea m u s i c i a n
6 B o t h / E i t h eJri ma n d S a mw e r eb o r ni n C a n a d a
7 The salesassistantwas rude Furthermore/Even
though, he refusedto callthe manager
In additionto/ In spiteof beingstubborn,he was
lazy.
Of courseyou can borrow my car However/yet,I
needit backby 8 o'clocktonight
1 0 I lovethrrllers,
despite/inadditionto the fact that
theyalwaysgiveme nightmares.
Rachel
perry
Marr
1 Neither
Perry
norMarkhave/has
a briefcase.
12
Jointhe sentences
usingthe wordsin brackets,
as
in theexamples.
1 Thebookisuerywettwrittenlt isajsoveryfunny
(which)
Thebookwhich
isverywellwritten,
is alsoveryfunny.
2 The shirtwas expensive
He decidedto buy it
anyway
(although)
Althoughtheshirtwasexpensive,
hedecided
to buyit
anyway.
3 Shewasverytired Shewent to bed
(so)
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(whereas)
blond
5
6
13
H e f i n i s h e de a t i n g H e d i d t h e w a s h i n g u p
(assoon as)
Philwrote a letter He postedit,
i n c l u d i n gt h e w o r d i n b o l d .D o n o t c h a n g et h e
by
1 Anne'sambitionis to open her own restaurant
t h e t i m es h ei st h i r t y
will
A n n eh o p e ss h e
her own restaurantby the time she is
thtrtY
(then)
I havea lot to do today I haveto speakto Mr
(for instance)
Wilsonabouthisorder
2
He movedto Portugalten yearsagothis month.
Bythe end of this month
been
in Porrugal
for ten years
.
3
Despitebeingshortof money,she decidedto buy
the new dress
even
Shedecidedto buythe new dress.. . .
shortot money
*
can go to the party providedthat you are
]o'
h o m eb v m i d n i q h t
long
Shecango to the party
h o m eb y m i d n i g h t
Paultook out a notebook.He could make some
(sothat)
9 We playedverywell We stilllostthe match
(eventhough)
10 Jim took the bus into town He was going
(becausei
shopping
a
-
l '
Iv JtLc o n
T F
n rr :|/ tr (r Jnr
Lr
vr
We couldn'thearwhat he was sayrngbecausehe
I
I
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so
He
Hedrankthe wholebottleof water himself
all
H ed r a n k
himself
has
In eachcasethesecondsentence
Studythe examples.
a similar
meaning
7
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| 1 Hestartedworkinghereat the end of Junelastyear. t
been
By the end of June,he will have been
working herefor one year
either
L a u r ad o e s n ' lti k eC h i n e sfeo o da n dC h r i s t i ndeo e s n ' t
l i k ei t e i t h e r
nor
NeitherLauranor ChristinelikesChinese
food
Shewaswritingthat reportall day
whole
Shespentthe whole day writing that
report
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3
I think that
t h a tC D
Emilydidn't learnto swimuntilshewas twenty
when
Emlly
to Swrm
WCCK
Althoughhe wastired,he decidedto go for a run
spite
In spite of the fact that he was tired,
he decidedto go for a run
| t h i n kt h a t L u k eb o r r o w e dt h a t C D ,o r m a v b eJ o e
did
2 O u r t e a c h e rs a i dt h a t s h e w i l l m a r kt h e e x a m st h i s
week
have
Our teachersaid that she will have
markedthe examsby the end of the
Sincehiscarbrokedown,5amhadto walkto work
because Sam had to walk to work becausehis
car broke down
we couldn't
hearwhat he was saytng
. Error
Correction
14
Crossout the incorrectword in eachsentence.
1 | doubtthat Robwill havewokenup by yet
2 Theywill havebeenarrivedat the hotelby the time
it getsdark
3 5hewill haveleft beforetheywill arrive
4 lt was such a hot weatherthat we went to the
0eacn
5 NeitherClairenor Susanhad not readthe book
6 Marinareallyenjoyscooking,whereasthat I prefer
to eat out
7 Brianand Carol both went to see the play but
neitherof enjoyedit verymuch
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#W
=
f i= L€-*
By the end of July,I will havebeento
workingherefor two years
Despitefrom the fact that it was the
middle of August, the weather was
c o l da n dw e t
1 0 I ' m s u r es h e w i l l u n d e r s t a nw
dhy you
didn'tgo, providedfor that you explarn
whathappened
. M ultiple
Choice
Cloze
16
bestfitsthe space.
Thereis an example
. WordFormation
)y:
combines with adjectives to
describe
something
beingdonein
the manner describedby the
adjective(quickly,happiIy)
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