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BACHILLERATO A DISTANCIA Solucionario 1

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BACHILLERATO A DISTANCIA Solucionario 1

RESPUESTAS

R

Index

Students’ Book . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Workbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16

Diagnostic Test . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 21

ESO Review . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

Vocabulary Practice A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 23

Grammar Practice A . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 25

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UN

IT1

TIM

E O

UT

Vo

cab

ula

ryFr

ee-t

ime

acti

viti

es1

1A, 2

D, 3

C, 4

G, 5

B, 6

E, 7

F.2

1 I’m

a g

raffi

ti ar

tist.

I writ

e an

d pa

int o

n w

alls

with

sp

ray

pain

t.2

I enj

oy s

pend

ing

time

with

my

frie

nds.

We

usua

lly

mee

t in

the

park

and

talk

and

laug

h.3

I lov

e do

ing

spor

t. I’m

ver

y go

od a

t foo

tbal

l and

pl

ay th

ree

times

a w

eek.

4 I s

omet

imes

pla

y vi

deo

gam

es in

the

even

ing

but

I usu

ally

go

out.

5 I s

pend

a lo

t of m

y fr

ee ti

me

chat

ting

onlin

e. I

have

frie

nds

all o

ver t

he w

orld

.6

I lov

e da

ncin

g an

d I g

o to

bal

let c

lass

es tw

ice

a w

eek

afte

r sch

ool.

7 I’m

lear

ning

to p

lay

the

trum

pet.

3 W

ordl

ist,

page

146

.4

1 M

y fa

ther

use

s a

spec

ial d

igita

l cam

era

for

his

favo

urite

hob

by, w

hich

is d

oing

wild

life

phot

ogra

phy.

2 I l

ike

men

tal a

ctiv

ities

, suc

h as

doi

ng c

ross

wor

d pu

zzle

s in

the

new

spap

er.

3 M

y pa

rent

s lik

e hi

king

in th

e m

ount

ains

at t

he

wee

kend

.4

Man

y Ca

nadi

ans

love

pla

ying

ice

hock

ey in

the

win

ter.

5 Pl

ayin

g ch

ess

help

s ch

ildre

n de

velo

p th

eir m

enta

l ab

ilitie

s.6

My

frie

nds

and

I enj

oy c

hatt

ing

onlin

e.7

I lik

e su

rfing

the

Net

bec

ause

I ca

n fin

d us

eful

in

form

atio

n fo

r my

scho

ol p

roje

ct w

ork

m

ore

quic

kly.

8 So

me

stud

ents

enj

oy p

aint

ing

copi

es o

f fam

ous

pict

ures

in a

rt g

alle

ries.

5 1

A lo

t of m

y fr

iend

s pl

ay ta

ble-

tenn

is a

t lun

chtim

e.2

I lik

e hi

king

in th

e m

ount

ains

in s

prin

g.3

Ther

e is

lots

of g

raffi

ti on

the

wal

ls o

f my

loca

l un

derg

roun

d st

atio

n.4

I lov

e do

ing

phot

ogra

phy

and

I wan

t to

buy

a ne

w c

amer

a.6

Ope

n an

swer

s, ac

cord

ing

to s

s ex

perie

nces

.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1 A

pos

sibl

e an

swer

: Thi

s te

xt m

ight

be

abou

t the

gr

affiti

that

som

e st

uden

ts p

aint

on

scho

ol w

alls

an

d ho

w th

e po

lice

try

to s

top

them

doi

ng it

.2

1 sc

hool

, 2 p

olic

e, 3

gra

ffiti.

3 D

amag

e m

eans

phy

sica

l har

m w

hich

is d

one

to

som

ethi

ng o

r som

eone

.4

1 M

atch

: est

ablis

h a

conn

ectio

n be

twee

n2

Poin

t out

: say

, men

tion

3 Re

mov

e: e

limin

ate,

del

ete

4 In

volv

ed: t

akin

g pa

rt5

Dou

bt: a

re n

ot s

ure

6 Ca

tch:

det

ect

Prac

tice

5 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

whi

ch y

ou c

an u

se a

s a

mod

el:

1 G

raffi

ti m

eans

wor

ds o

r pic

ture

s ill

egal

ly d

raw

n on

wal

ls, d

oors

and

oth

er p

lace

s. 2

They

take

ph

otos

of t

he g

raffi

ti an

d co

mpa

re it

with

the

draw

ings

stu

dent

s m

ake

in th

eir n

oteb

ooks

. 3 T

hey

thin

k th

at k

ids

shou

ld fe

el s

afe

at s

choo

l, an

d th

at

the

maj

ority

who

do

not d

o gr

affiti

shou

ldn’

t be

trea

ted

like

crim

inal

s. 4

No,

onl

y a

smal

l num

ber

of y

oung

peo

ple

do g

raffi

ti. 5

No.

Som

e pe

ople

th

ink

kids

are

too

clev

er to

be

caug

ht b

y th

e po

lice

actio

n. 6

Kid

s w

ho p

aint

gra

ffiti

now

kno

w w

hat

the

polic

e ar

e do

ing,

so

they

won

’t ke

ep d

raw

ings

th

at th

e po

lice

can

find.

6 1

Not

in th

e te

xt. G

raffi

ti is

an

Italia

n w

ord

whi

ch

jean

s `li

ttle

writ

ing´

(lin

e 1)

. The

pla

ce w

here

it

star

ted

is n

ot m

entio

ned.

2 F

. `It

is a

crim

e´ (l

ine

3).

3 F.

They

try

to m

atch

the

graffi

ti w

ith th

e pi

ctur

es

… (l

ine

6). 4

T. O

ther

s, ho

wev

er, d

o no

t lik

e th

e po

lice

goin

g in

to s

choo

ls in

this

way

´ (lin

e 12

). 5

T.

One

teac

her s

ays:

`Sch

ool s

tude

nts

shou

ld h

ave

the

right

to b

e sa

fe a

nd s

ecur

e at

sch

ool´

(line

s12-

13).

6 T.

The

vas

t maj

ority

are

dec

ent k

ids

who

are

not

ca

usin

g an

y tr

oubl

e (li

nes

14-1

5).

7 1

c), 2

a),

3 b)

, 4 b

).8

1 fr

ee-t

ime

(line

3),

2 st

rate

gy (l

ine

5), 3

ph

otog

raph

s (li

ne 5

), 4

rem

ove

(line

10)

, 5 h

ead

teac

her (

line

10),

6 ex

trem

e (li

ne 1

4), 7

the

vast

m

ajor

ity (l

ine

14),

8 co

mm

ents

(lin

e 16

).

NO

TICI

NG

1 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers;

2 It

alia

n w

ord,

litt

le

writ

ing,

pub

lic p

rope

rty,

you

ng p

eopl

e; 3

gra

ffitt

i ar

tists

(lin

e 4)

, hea

d te

ache

r (lin

e 10

); 4

a) It

is th

e th

ird p

erso

n si

ngul

ar o

f the

ver

b.

b) P

ossi

ble

answ

ers:

line

1: c

omes

, mea

ns;

line

14: s

eem

s.

Gra

mm

arPr

esen

t sim

ple

like,

love

, enj

oy, h

ate

+ -in

g1

a) 3

, b) 1

, c) 2

;2

nega

tive

: doe

sn’t/

don’

t, qu

esti

on: d

o/do

es.

STUD

ENTS

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OK

ANS

WER

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/ 2

1 lo

ve, e

njoy

s, ha

te2

-ing

form

.1

2 da

nces

, 3 d

oes,

4 jo

gs, 5

kno

ws,

6 si

ngs,

7 st

ays,

8 st

udie

s, 9

swim

s, 10

wat

ches

.2

2 To

ny li

kes

wat

chin

g fo

otba

ll.3

Tony

hat

es ri

ding

bik

es.

4 To

ny li

kes

pain

ting.

3 A

: Are

you

kee

n on

spo

rt?

B: N

o, I’

m n

ot a

ver

y sp

orty

per

son.

I do

n’t l

ike

com

petit

ive

activ

ities

and

I ha

te p

layi

ng

team

gam

es.

A: O

K, s

o w

hat d

o yo

u do

in y

our s

pare

tim

e?B:

I pr

efer

to s

pend

my

spar

e tim

e on

my

own

or

with

just

one

or t

wo

frie

nds.

A: S

o w

hat d

o yo

u do

exa

ctly

?B:

I lo

ve p

layi

ng c

hess

. I p

lay

one

or tw

o ev

enin

gs a

w

eek

with

my

best

frie

nd.

A: D

o yo

u do

any

thin

g el

se?

B: I

also

like

rela

xing

in th

e ev

enin

g. I

play

gam

es

on m

y co

mpu

ter.

I don

’t pl

ay a

ctio

n ga

mes

, th

ough

. I p

refe

r str

ateg

y ga

mes

like

Civ

ilisa

tion.

Pres

ent c

onti

nuou

s1a

) 1, b

) 3, c

) 2; 2

be.

4 2

danc

e –

danc

ing,

3 d

o –

doin

g, 4

jog

– jo

ggin

g, 5

kn

ow –

kno

win

g, 6

sin

g –

sing

ing,

7

stay

– s

tayi

ng, 8

stu

dy –

stu

dyin

g, 9

sw

im –

sw

imm

ing,

10

wat

ch –

wat

chin

g.5

2 ’m

lear

ning

(tem

pora

ry a

ctio

n)3

swim

(rou

tine

actio

n)4

play

s (ro

utin

e ac

tion)

5 D

o yo

u lik

e (v

erb

not n

orm

ally

use

d in

the

pres

ent c

ontin

uous

)6

are

wat

chin

g (a

rran

ged

actio

n)6

2 a)

pla

y, b

) ’s

play

ing

3 a)

’re

swim

min

g, b

) sw

im4

a) ’s

runn

ing,

b) r

un7

1 G

raffi

ti ar

tists

writ

e an

d pa

int o

n st

reet

wal

ls.

2 D

oes

Har

ry p

lay

foot

ball

ever

y da

y?3

A: W

hat d

oes

he d

o? B

: He’

s a

polic

eman

.4

In th

e su

mm

er w

e do

n’t h

ave

lunc

h at

hom

e.5

Esth

er p

lays

the

pian

o ve

ry w

ell.

6 W

e ar

e no

t goi

ng o

ut o

n Su

nday

eve

ning

.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gPl

ural

of n

ouns

1 en

ding

in -s

: art

ists

, bic

ycle

s, co

mpu

ters

, frie

nds,

gam

es, p

uzzl

es, w

alls

endi

ng in

-es:

beac

hes,

boxe

s, br

ushe

s, cl

asse

s, fa

xes

endi

ng in

-ies

: act

iviti

es, c

ount

ries,

galle

ries,

hobb

ies,

libra

ries

endi

ng in

-ves

: liv

es, s

helv

es, w

ives

irreg

ular

: chi

ldre

n, fe

et, p

eopl

e, w

omen

3 2

beac

hes,

3 bi

cycl

es, 4

peo

ple,

5 li

brar

ies,

6 co

mpu

ters

Adv

erbs

of p

lace

, tim

e an

d fr

eque

ncy

4 pl

ace:

from

an

Italia

n W

ord

(line

1),

on p

ublic

pr

oper

ty (l

ines

2 a

nd 1

2), o

n th

eir b

ooks

at s

choo

l (li

ne 7

), in

fron

t of h

is te

ache

r (lin

es 8

-9),

into

sc

hool

s (li

ne 1

2), a

t sch

ool (

line

13)

freq

uenc

y: o

ften

(lin

e 4)

, som

etim

es (l

ine

10),

neve

r (lin

es 1

5 an

d 16

)5

1 W

here

’s G

eorg

e? H

e is

usu

ally

in h

is o

ffice

at t

his

time.

2 W

e ne

ver g

o to

the

beac

h in

win

ter.

3 Sa

lly a

lway

s go

es to

the

mar

ket o

n Sa

turd

ay

mor

ning

.4

Som

etim

es, i

t rai

ns h

eavi

ly in

aut

umn

in th

e ea

st

of S

pain

./It s

omet

imes

rain

s he

avily

in a

utum

n in

th

e ea

st o

f Spa

in.

5 D

o yo

u of

ten

go d

anci

ng in

the

disc

o?/D

o yo

u go

da

ncin

g in

the

disc

o of

ten?

6 W

hat t

ime

do th

ey u

sual

ly g

et u

p on

Sun

days

?

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n/s

/ /z/

/Iz/

2 /s

/: ha

tes,

laug

hs, l

ikes

, pai

nts,

spea

ks/z

/: en

joys

, jog

s, lis

tens

, liv

es, p

lays

, run

s, sw

ims

/Iz/:

chan

ges,

fixes

, rus

hes

/I/ /i

:/ /e

/4

1 W

hat a

re y

ou d

oing

toni

ght,

Ben?

2 I u

sual

ly e

at a

litt

le b

it.3

Wal

king

dow

n hi

ll is

eas

y.4

Sit d

own,

ple

ase.

5 2

bi:in

g, 3

ben

chIs

, 4 fI

nIsh

Is, 5

gra

ffi:ti

, 6 h

elpI

ng,

7 lIs

tenI

ng, 8

mi:t

ing,

9 n

ever

, 10

ri:dI

ng,

11 s

pred

ing,

12

wIm

In.

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1

C ta

lkin

g to

frie

nds

on th

e In

tern

etD

goi

ng to

the

cine

ma

F hi

king

2 1

’ti:v

i:, 2

|8v,

3 ’h

aIkI

N, 4

men

tE|,

5 ’p

8zE|

, 6 ’f

eIvr

Et,

7 sk

aIp

3 w

atch

ing

TV, p

layi

ng fo

otba

ll, s

wim

min

g, b

rain

-tr

aini

ng g

ames

, cro

ssw

ord

puzz

les

4 1

at, 2

doi

ng/p

layi

ng, 3

gam

es, 4

wat

chin

g, 5

sp

orts

, 6 c

ards

(Pat

ienc

e is

a c

ard

gam

e lik

e So

litai

re

whi

ch y

ou c

an p

lay

alon

e), 7

to, 8

goo

d.5a

Car

ola:

Wel

l, er

I do

n’t r

eally

like

pla

ying

gam

es …

or

doi

ng s

port

s if

you

know

wha

t I m

ean.

But I

like

mak

ing

thin

gs a

nd, e

r, do

ing

crea

tive

thin

gs. F

or e

xam

ple,

I lik

e pa

intin

g an

d dr

awin

g,

and

I lik

e w

ritin

g st

orie

s an

d po

ems

and

all t

hat

sort

of t

hing

. I a

lso

enjo

y ta

king

pho

togr

aphs

. I

ofte

n us

e m

y m

obile

pho

ne, y

ou k

now

, whe

n I’m

ta

king

pho

tos.

I als

o lik

e lis

teni

ng to

mus

ic a

nd

writ

ing

song

s.Bu

t to

be h

ones

t with

you

at t

he e

nd o

f the

day

my

favo

urite

act

ivity

is a

stro

nom

y. I

love

look

ing

at th

e

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STUD

ENTS

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OK

ANS

WER

KEY

star

s. I l

ook

at th

e st

ars

and

I sta

rt to

thin

k …

and

th

ink,

and

thin

k w

hat i

s th

ere

… I

mea

n w

hat i

s th

ere

afte

r the

sta

rs?

5b L

ikes

: mak

ing

thin

gs, d

oing

cre

ativ

e th

ings

, pa

intin

g an

d dr

awin

g, w

ritin

g st

orie

s an

d po

ems,

taki

ng p

hoto

grap

hs, l

iste

ning

to m

usic

, writ

ing

song

s, as

tron

omy

Doe

sn’t

like:

pla

ying

gam

es, d

oing

spo

rts

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Wri

tin

gA

des

crip

tion

of a

rout

ine

1 1

lunc

h, 3

sw

imm

ing,

4 w

atch

ing

TV, 5

read

ing,

6

play

ing

card

s, 8

play

ing

tabl

e fo

otba

ll.2a

the

n, a

fter

that

, aft

erw

ards

, lat

er2b

at t

he b

egin

ning

of t

he c

laus

e3

1 of

ten,

som

etim

es, a

lway

s, ne

ver,

usua

lly. T

hey

appe

ar b

efor

e th

e m

ain

verb

in th

e se

nten

ce2

on S

unda

ys, a

t ten

o’cl

ock,

in th

e m

orni

ng, d

urin

g lu

nch,

at n

ine

o’cl

ock,

at a

bout

hal

f pas

t ten

, on

Sund

ay e

veni

ngs,

on M

onda

ys. T

hey

are

follo

wed

by

a c

omm

a if

they

are

at t

he b

egin

ning

of t

he

sent

ence

or a

full

stop

whe

n at

the

end.

3 to

sch

ool –

follo

wed

by

a co

njun

ctio

n; in

bed

follo

wed

by

excl

amat

ion

mar

k; in

a b

ar –

follo

wed

by

a fu

ll st

op; t

o be

d –

follo

wed

by

an a

dver

bial

tim

e ph

rase

.4

1 co

oks

(line

5),

it is

the

third

per

son

sing

ular

.2

On

Sund

ays

(line

3),

on M

onda

ys (l

ine

11),

follo

wed

by

a da

y of

the

wee

k.5

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.8

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

UN

IT2

MU

SIC

Vo

cab

ula

ryTh

e m

usic

wor

ld1

guita

rs, b

ass

guita

r, dr

ums

2b 1

The

Bea

tles

wer

e a

rock

and

pop

ban

d fr

om

Live

rpoo

l.2

John

and

Geo

rge

play

ed th

e gu

itar,

Paul

pla

yed

the

bass

and

Rin

go p

laye

d th

e dr

ums.

3 Le

nnon

and

McC

artn

ey w

rote

and

san

g m

ost o

f th

e so

ngs.

4 Th

e Be

atle

s ha

ve s

old

mor

e th

an a

bill

ion

reco

rdin

gs o

f the

ir m

usic

.5

The

Beat

les

gave

thei

r fina

l liv

e co

ncer

t in

1969

on

the

roof

of t

heir

reco

rd c

ompa

ny’s

build

ing.

6 A

fter

The

Bea

tles

brok

e up

in 1

970,

all

four

m

embe

rs h

ad s

olo

care

ers.

3 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

5b 1

My

mot

her s

ings

in a

cho

ir an

d so

met

imes

she

is

also

a s

oloi

st.

2 Th

e ly

rics

of a

son

g ar

e th

e w

ords

, not

the

mus

ic.

3 I l

earn

ed to

pla

y th

e re

cord

er w

hen

I was

at

Prim

ary

Scho

ol.

4 M

ick

Jagg

er is

the

lead

sin

ger o

f the

Rol

ling

Ston

es.

5 Be

fore

a c

once

rt, m

usic

ians

usu

ally

put

the

mus

ic

on a

mus

ic s

tand

and

tune

thei

r ins

trum

ents

.6

The

audi

ence

wen

t cra

zy d

urin

g M

adon

na’s

last

co

ncer

t.7

I dow

nloa

d a

lot o

f mus

ic fr

om th

e In

tern

et.

8 M

y fr

iend

pla

ys th

e vi

olin

in a

n or

ches

tra.

6 1

Paul

ann

ounc

ed th

e br

eak

up o

f The

Bea

tles

on

Apr

il 10

th, 1

970.

2 Th

is o

rche

stra

is m

ade

up o

f wel

l-kno

wn

mus

icia

ns.

3 Lo

ts o

f stu

dent

s le

arn

the

lyric

s of

thei

r fav

ourit

e so

ngs

by h

eart

.4

Who

is th

e le

ad s

inge

r of t

he b

and

you’

re

liste

ning

to?

Opt

iona

l act

ivit

yTi

cket

to ri

de

Th

e Be

atle

sYo

u’re

bea

utifu

l

Jam

es B

lunt

Like

a v

irgin

Mad

onna

Read

y fo

r the

goo

d tim

es

Shak

iraPl

ease

forg

ive

me

Br

yan

Adam

s / D

avid

G

ray

Life

in Te

chni

colo

r II

Cold

play

Back

to b

lack

Am

y W

ineh

ouse

It’s i

n yo

ur e

yes

Ky

lie M

inog

ueIf

I wer

e a

boy

Beyo

ncé

She’s

so co

ld

Th

e Ro

lling

Sto

nes

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

1b P

ossi

ble

answ

ers

The

text

is a

bout

the

open

ing

of th

e ho

use

whe

re

John

Len

non

grew

up

by Y

oko

Ono

, his

wid

ow. S

he

dona

ted

the

hous

e to

the

Nat

iona

l Tru

st s

o th

at it

ca

n be

pre

serv

ed a

s a

mus

eum

.Th

e ho

use

has

been

rest

ored

to lo

ok th

e w

ay it

did

w

hen

Lenn

on li

ved

ther

e. H

e liv

ed th

ere

from

the

age

of 5

to 2

3. H

e w

asn’

t bro

ught

up

by h

is p

aren

ts

but b

y hi

s au

nt. H

e w

rote

The

Bea

tles

first

num

ber

one

hit i

n a

bedr

oom

of t

he h

ouse

. His

aun

t did

n’t

thin

k he

’d d

o ve

ry w

ell o

ut o

f mus

ic.

2a a

) A v

erb;

it fo

llow

s th

e su

bjec

t (Jo

hn L

enno

n)

whi

ch is

a p

rope

r nou

n.3

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

wid

ow: a

wom

an w

hose

hus

band

has

die

d.2

rest

ored

: mad

e so

met

hing

the

sam

e as

it w

as in

th

e pa

st.

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nts’

Book

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wer

Key

/ 4

3 co

mpo

sed:

wro

te m

usic

or s

ongs

.4

mak

e a

livin

g: e

arn

or g

et m

oney

to li

ve w

ith.

5 th

roug

h: w

ith, u

sing

, bec

ause

of.

6 to

uche

d: a

ffect

ed.

Prac

tice

4 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Th

ey w

ere

husb

and

and

wife

.2

It is

the

stre

et w

here

John

Len

non

grew

up.

3 H

e w

as 2

3.4

In a

bed

room

in th

e ho

use

in M

enlo

ve A

venu

e.5

She

thou

ght t

hat h

is m

usic

was

oka

y bu

t tha

t Jo

hn w

ould

nev

er e

arn

enou

gh m

oney

to li

ve

as a

mus

icia

n.6

She

is e

xcite

d be

caus

e Jo

hn L

enno

n is

a c

entr

al

pers

on in

mod

ern

popu

lar c

ultu

re w

ho m

illio

ns o

f pe

ople

love

, and

the

hous

e is

the

plac

e w

here

his

m

usic

al c

aree

r beg

an.

5 1

grea

t (lin

e 1)

; 2 p

aren

ts (l

ines

8-9

); 3

big

(line

9);

4 fir

st n

umbe

r one

(lin

e 11

); 5

succ

essf

ul

(line

13)

; 6 p

eopl

e (li

ne 1

6).

6 1

wro

te; 2

pub

lic; 3

wid

ow; 4

ow

ner;

5 le

ft;

6 lo

oked

aft

er.

7 1

boug

ht; 2

gen

erou

sly;

3 n

ever

; 4 o

pen.

NO

TICI

NG

1 a)

lear

ning

, b) e

xciti

ng, c

) liv

ing

2 a)

It is

the

third

per

son

sing

ular

of t

he v

erb;

b)

know

s (li

ne 1

2)3

She

said

to h

im (l

ine

12);

you

‘ll n

ever

mak

e a

livin

g ou

t of i

t (lin

e13)

.4

regu

lar:

died

, don

ated

, res

tore

d, li

ved,

lo

oked

aft

erirr

egul

ar: b

ough

t, di

d, le

ft

Gra

mm

arPa

st s

impl

e1a

) com

pose

d, li

sten

ed, l

ike,

enj

oy; b

) san

g, w

ent

2 di

d1

2 lo

oked

; 3 b

ough

t, sp

ent;

4 pl

ayed

, die

d; 5

wro

te;

6 le

ft

Past

con

tinu

ous

1 a)

wen

t flat

; pas

t sim

ple

b) w

as w

atch

ing,

was

list

enin

g, w

ere

tuni

ng, w

as

talk

ing;

pas

t con

tinuo

us2

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s2

Whe

n th

e te

ache

r cam

e in

to th

e ro

om, a

boy

w

as s

leep

ing.

3 W

hen

the

teac

her c

ame

into

the

room

, a g

irl w

as

writ

ing.

4 W

hen

the

teac

her c

ame

into

the

room

, tw

o gi

rls

wer

e lis

teni

ng to

mus

ic.

5 W

hen

the

teac

her c

ame

into

the

room

, a b

oy w

as

talk

ing.

6 W

hen

the

teac

her c

ame

into

the

room

, it w

as

rain

ing.

7 W

hen

the

teac

her c

ame

into

the

room

, a g

irl w

as

stud

ying

.3

2 w

ere

wal

king

, saw

; 3 d

idn’

t go,

was

read

ing;

4

foun

d, w

as lo

okin

g; 5

was

get

ting,

sw

itche

d;

6 w

as d

rivin

g, b

egan

Que

stio

n fo

rms

a) in

terr

ogat

ive

pron

oun,

aux

iliar

y ve

rb, s

ubje

ct,

mai

n ve

rb; b

) que

stio

n 1,

it m

eans

the

answ

er is

yes

or

no;

c) I

n th

e qu

estio

n, th

e in

terr

ogat

ive

pron

oun

(in th

is c

ase

who

) is

the

subj

ect o

f the

ver

b.

Ther

efor

e, n

o au

xilia

ry v

erb

is n

eede

d.4

1 W

hat k

ind

of m

usic

do

youn

g pe

ople

oft

en li

ke

liste

ning

to?

2 D

o yo

u lik

e go

ing

to th

e di

sco?

3 W

hat a

re th

e ch

ildre

n do

ing?

4 W

ho d

id R

ober

t pla

y th

e pi

ano

with

last

Sun

day

mor

ning

?5

Whe

re w

ere

Ala

n an

d M

onic

a lis

teni

ng to

mus

ic?

6 W

ho w

rote

bea

utifu

l son

gs?

5 1

He

was

list

enin

g to

mus

ic w

hen

the

phon

e ra

ng.

2 Th

e D

J pla

yed

terr

ible

mus

ic la

st S

unda

y.3

Whi

ch d

isco

did

you

go

to o

n Sa

turd

ay e

veni

ng?

4 Th

e ki

ds d

id n

ot e

njoy

the

new

Sha

kira

alb

um.

5 I m

et P

láci

do D

omin

go in

the

stre

et b

efor

e th

e op

era

star

ted.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gN

ouns

wit

h m

ascu

line

and

fem

inin

e fo

rms

1 -e

ss: l

ione

ss, h

oste

ss, p

rince

ss, s

tew

arde

ssdi

ffer

ent:

quee

n, g

rand

mot

her,

niec

e, d

augh

ter,

wom

ansa

me:

mus

icia

n, s

inge

r

Adv

erbs

of m

anne

r2

2 ca

refu

lly; 3

eas

ily; 4

wel

l; 5

happ

ily; 6

har

d;

7 qu

ickl

y; 8

rom

antic

ally

; 9 s

afel

y; 1

0 te

rrib

ly3

1 To

m p

lays

the

guita

r ver

y w

ell.

2 Sa

lly ru

ns v

ery

fast

.3

Patr

ick

and

Jane

wor

k ve

ry h

ard.

4 Se

an’s

fath

er s

ings

ver

y be

autif

ully

.5

They

driv

e ve

ry c

aref

ully

.6

My

cous

ins

lear

n ve

ry s

low

ly.

4 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

5 2

sudd

enly

; 3 h

eavi

ly; 4

qui

etly

; 5 fl

uent

ly

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n-e

d: /t

/ /d/

/Id/

1b /

t/: lo

oked

, tal

ked,

touc

hed,

wat

ched

, fini

shed

/d/:

died

, liv

ed, c

ompo

sed,

ope

ned,

rest

ored

/Bd/:

star

ted,

don

ated

, pre

sent

ed, i

nter

rupt

ed

/8/ /

æ/ /

+:/

3 1

My

fath

er c

ut h

is fi

nger

whi

le h

e w

as c

ooki

ng.

2 Ra

p si

nger

s us

ually

wea

r a c

ap.

3 W

e lik

ed th

e co

ncer

t ver

y m

uch.

4 H

e to

ok h

is h

at o

ff w

hen

he c

ame

into

the

room

.

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Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

/8/:

cut,

muc

h/æ

/: ca

p, h

at/+

:/: -

4a 2

a:ft

er; 3

+:ti

st; 4

æve

nue;

5 +

:nt;

6 be

gæn;

7

c8ltu

re; 8

d8s

; 9 e

xæct

ly; 1

0 f +

:ther

; 11

tter

; 12

m8t

her

/æ/:

addi

ng, a

venu

e, b

egan

, exa

ctly

, mat

ter

/+:/

: aft

er, a

rtis

t, au

nt, f

athe

r/8

/: cu

lture

, doe

s, m

othe

r4b

Thr

ee: u

, oe,

o.

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1a

1, 2

, 3, 4

, 5, 6

1b 1

b) J

ames

Blu

nt2

a) in

my

bedr

oom

3 b)

sitt

ing

4 a)

yes

and

no

5 b)

yes

6 a)

terr

ible

dan

cer

2a 1

, 2, 3

, 4, 7

, 82b

1 A

my

Win

ehou

se, C

oldp

lay,

The

Bea

tles,

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and,

Mad

onna

… 2

In a

clu

b. 4

Som

e of

it,

but

not

eve

ryth

ing.

5 I

like

pop

mus

ic b

ut I

espe

cial

ly li

ke s

erio

us p

op m

usic

. 6 N

o.3

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.4

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.5

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Wri

tin

gA

nar

rati

ve1a

1 L

ast s

umm

er; 2

In Á

vila

; 3 T

he w

riter

and

two

frie

nds,

Dav

id a

nd S

amue

l; 4

Two;

5 T

he w

riter

met

a

girl

calle

d A

na; 6

Yes

, bec

ause

the

conc

ert w

as

good

and

the

conv

ersa

tion

was

exc

elle

nt.

1b I

ntro

duct

ion:

que

stio

ns 1

, 2, 3

and

4Bo

dy: q

uest

ion

5Co

nclu

sion

: que

stio

n 6

2 1

aske

d, re

plie

d, c

ontin

ued,

talk

ed; 2

wen

t, w

ere,

w

as, s

at, s

aid;

3 w

ere

play

ing,

wer

e da

ncin

g, w

as

sitt

ing,

wer

e ta

lkin

g3a

Pos

sibl

e an

swer

s1

(Lin

e 3)

It m

akes

the

mea

ning

of ‘

very

goo

d’

stro

nger

; ‘The

y w

ere

extr

emel

y go

od’;

2 (L

ine

5)

alon

e3b

1 lo

vely

, war

m; 2

gre

at; 3

exc

elle

nt3c

10:

dan

cing

, mus

ic, b

ooks

, frie

nds,

film

s, po

litic

s, do

gs, a

stro

nom

y, p

hoto

grap

hs, b

unge

e ju

mpi

ng.

4b G

ood

frie

nds

(line

1),

loca

l ban

ds (l

ine

2), t

heir

nam

es (l

ine

2), o

ther

thin

gs (l

ine

12).

The

adje

ctiv

e do

es n

ot e

nd in

-s.

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

8 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

UN

IT3

rEA

D IT

Vo

cab

ula

ryBo

oks

and

read

ing

1 1

E; 2

B; 3

C; 4

D; 5

A; 6

F.

2b 1

A tr

avel

gui

de p

rovi

des

info

rmat

ion

abou

t a

plac

e.2

A c

ookb

ook

tells

you

how

to p

repa

re a

nd

cook

food

.3

An

e-bo

ok is

a d

igita

l ver

sion

of a

boo

k.4

A m

agaz

ine

is a

larg

e th

in b

ook

with

a p

aper

co

ver t

hat i

s so

ld e

very

wee

k or

mon

th.

5 A

com

ic b

ook

tells

sto

ries

usin

g a

serie

s of

pi

ctur

es.

6 A

new

spap

er is

a s

et o

f fol

ded

shee

ts o

f pap

er

cont

aini

ng n

ews.

3 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 a

com

ic b

ook:

car

toon

s, sp

eech

bub

bles

2 a

cook

book

: ing

redi

ents

, rec

ipes

3 an

e-b

ook:

aud

io, v

ideo

4 a

mag

azin

e: a

rtic

les,

cart

oons

, rev

iew

s, ad

vert

isem

ents

, rec

ipes

, pla

ces

to s

tay

5 a

new

spap

er: a

rtic

les,

cart

oons

, rev

iew

s, he

adlin

es, a

dver

tisem

ents

6 a

trav

el g

uide

: map

s, pl

aces

to s

tay,

revi

ews,

artic

les

Gen

res

4a 1

c); 2

g); 3

a); 4

f); 5

d); 6

b); 7

e); 8

i); 9

h)4b

Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s.5

1 I p

refe

r rea

ding

aut

obio

grap

hies

to s

cien

ce

fictio

n bo

oks

or e

ssay

s.2

In c

omic

s th

e di

alog

ues

are

usua

lly in

spe

ech

bubb

les.

3 Th

e Si

lver

Spo

on is

a c

ookb

ook

full

of d

elic

ious

re

cipe

s.4

My

sist

er lo

ves

read

ing

com

ic b

ooks

.6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Th

e te

xt w

ill b

e ab

out t

he a

dvan

tage

s of

not

w

atch

ing

tele

visi

on.

2 It

will

be

agai

nst T

V.3

Ther

e ar

en’t

man

y go

od p

rogr

amm

es o

n TV

. It

take

s ov

er y

our l

ife, s

o yo

u do

n’t d

o an

ythi

ng e

lse.

W

e w

ould

all

be m

uch

happ

ier a

nd d

o m

ore

thin

gs

with

out T

V.4

1 an

org

anis

ed e

ffort

to c

hang

e so

met

hing

2 te

ll so

meo

ne s

omet

hing

so

that

they

don

’t fo

rget

3 fe

d up

and

don

’t kn

ow w

hat t

o do

4 in

form

atio

n gi

ven

to p

aren

ts b

y te

ache

rs a

bout

th

eir c

hild

ren’

s sc

hool

wor

k5

disa

gree

ang

rily

6 hu

rry

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Pra

ctic

e

5 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 It

reco

mm

ends

that

peo

ple

stop

wat

chin

g TV

and

do

mor

e pr

oduc

tive

thin

gs in

stea

d.2

She’

s a

wom

an. S

he m

entio

ns h

er h

usba

nd.

3 Th

ey s

tart

ed to

pai

nt, m

ake

toys

, pla

y m

usic

and

re

ad m

ore.

4 Sh

e m

isse

s se

eing

goo

d fil

ms.

5 Ye

s. Th

e au

thor

say

s th

at th

eir c

hild

ren’

s sc

hool

re

port

s ar

e ve

ry p

ositi

ve.

6 Th

ey w

ante

d to

fini

sh in

tim

e to

wat

ch th

eir

favo

urite

TV

prog

ram

mes

.6

1 T.

`Fiv

e w

eeks

ago

my

husb

and

and

I sol

d th

em.΄

(line

6)

2 T.

`Thi

s de

cisi

on w

as n

ot p

opul

ar w

ith o

ur th

ree

child

ren.

΄ (lin

e 7)

3 F.

`Sin

ce th

e Pl

ayst

atio

n w

ent w

ith th

e te

levi

sion

.΄ (li

nes

10-1

1)4

T. `I

mis

s th

e go

od fi

lms

but I

est

imat

e th

at th

ere

wer

e on

ly o

ne o

r tw

o go

od fi

lms

a m

onth

any

way

.΄ (li

nes

12-1

3)5

T. `…

repo

rts

from

thei

r tea

cher

s ar

e fu

ll of

pra

ise

…΄ (

line

14)

6 T.

`We

com

mun

icat

e as

a fa

mily

…΄ (

line

16)

7 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 ha

rd; 2

chi

ld; 3

mus

ic; 4

arg

ued

8 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 ge

t rea

l sat

isfa

ctio

n fr

om; 2

ans

wer

; 3 s

topp

ing;

4

tele

visi

on; 5

cal

cula

te; 6

got

bet

ter

NO

TICI

NG

1 a)

con

cent

ratio

n, b

) Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s2

a) 5

: was

, had

, fel

t, w

ere,

sold

; b) 4

: wer

e, w

ent,

was

3 D

eter

min

ed a

nd b

ored

are

adj

ectiv

es; i

mpr

oved

is

a ve

rb4

Third

per

son

sing

ular

5 ha

s sa

id

Gra

mm

arPr

esen

t per

fect

sim

ple

1 1,

4; 2

2, 3

1 1

The

child

ren

have

n’t w

atch

ed T

V fo

r a lo

ng ti

me.

2 I h

ave

spen

t man

y ho

urs

in th

e lib

rary

rece

ntly

.3

We

have

read

two

nove

ls in

the

last

mon

th.

4 I h

ave

owne

d an

old

edi

tion

of H

amle

t sin

ce

my

child

hood

.5

Why

is y

our f

riend

sic

k? H

as h

e ha

d an

acc

iden

t?6

He

hasn

’t sa

id a

wor

d to

us

sinc

e la

st n

ight

.2

1 H

is k

ids h

aven

’t re

ad a

ny b

ooks

sinc

e la

st su

mm

er.

2 I’v

e ha

d an

Eng

lish

dict

iona

ry fo

r fou

r yea

rs.

3 W

e ha

ven’

t bou

ght a

boo

k in

a b

ooks

hop

for a

lo

ng ti

me.

4 Sh

eila

’s be

en in

bed

sin

ce y

este

rday

.5

Mik

e ha

sn’t

pass

ed a

read

ing

test

sin

ce la

st y

ear.

6 M

y fr

iend

s ha

ven’

t wat

ched

a fi

lm fo

r thr

ee

mon

ths.

3 2

still

; 3 a

lread

y; 4

yet

; 5 ju

st; 6

eve

r4

2b);

3b);

4b);

5b);

6b)

Pres

ent p

erfe

ct c

onti

nuou

s1

The

actio

ns a

re n

ot c

ompl

eted

; 2 b

)5

2 ‘v

e (h

ave)

, onl

y be

en le

arni

ng3

‘ve

(hav

e) b

een

play

ing

4 ‘v

e (h

ave)

bee

n cl

eani

ng5

‘s (h

as) b

een

sing

ing

6 ‘v

e (h

ave)

bee

n w

aitin

g6

2 ‘s

(has

) bro

ken;

3 ’v

e (h

ave)

bee

n st

udyi

ng/’v

e (h

ave)

stu

died

; 4 h

aven

’t w

atch

ed7

1 La

st n

ight

we

saw

a fi

lm b

ased

on

the

life

of O

scar

W

ilde.

2 I’v

e be

en re

adin

g So

ns a

nd Lo

vers

for t

he la

st tw

o w

eeks

.3

The

kids

hav

e be

en p

layi

ng fo

otba

ll fo

r tw

o ho

urs.

4 D

avid

has

bee

n ill

in b

ed fo

r thr

ee d

ays.

5 Ph

il ha

sn’t

com

e ba

ck fr

om th

e sh

op y

et.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gN

ou

ns

fro

m a

dje

ctiv

es

1b -

ance

: abu

ndan

ce, i

mpo

rtan

ce-e

nce:

abs

ence

, diff

eren

ce, i

ntel

ligen

ce, p

rese

nce

-cy:

effi

cien

cy, u

rgen

cy-it

y: c

reat

ivity

, eno

rmity

, equ

ality

, for

mal

ity,

hum

idity

, pop

ular

ity, s

imila

rity,

stu

pidi

ty-n

ess:

dar

knes

s, gr

eatn

ess,

happ

ines

s, ill

ness

, lig

htne

ss, s

adne

ss, s

hort

ness

, wea

knes

s2

1 an

ger;

2 bo

redo

m; 3

dep

th; 4

hei

ght;

5 le

ngth

; 6

stre

ngth

; 7 w

isdo

m; 8

you

th3

2 ill

ness

; 3 e

qual

ity; 4

effi

cien

cy; 5

abu

ndan

ce; 6

ha

ppin

ess;

7 W

isdo

m; 8

str

engt

h4

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n/{

/ /ð/ 3b

/{/

: bat

h, te

nth,

thin

, too

th, t

hroa

t/ð

/: cl

othe

s, th

en, t

hese

, mot

her,

wea

ther

/^/ /

1/ 4 /^

/: fu

sion

, gar

age,

ple

asur

e, tr

easu

re, c

oncl

usio

n,

conf

usio

n, u

sual

, tel

evis

ion

/1/:

shor

t, ru

shin

g, p

assi

on, s

ugar

, sur

ely,

co

ncen

trat

ion,

pub

licat

ion,

inte

rnat

iona

l

/t1/ /

d^/

5 /d

^/: G

eorg

e, b

agga

ge, g

inge

r, ju

dgin

g,

mar

riage

, inj

ury

/t1/:

whi

ch, c

hild

ren,

nat

ure,

que

stio

n, w

atch

ing,

ad

vent

ure

/t1/:

has

four

diff

eren

t spe

lling

s: c

h, t

(follo

wed

by

-ure

), t (

follo

wed

by

-ion)

, tch

./d

^/: h

as fo

ur d

iffer

ent s

pelli

ngs:

ge,

gi,

j.

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Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1

A B

iogr

aphy

of C

he G

ueva

raC

Boy

D M

urde

r on

the

Orie

nt E

xpre

ss2

1 /$

:tEV

baB’A

grEf

B/2

/baB

’Agr

Efi:z

/3

/dB’t

ektBv

/4

/‘i:v

EnBN

/5

/‘evr

B/6

/‘feB

vrEt

/7

/‘aBv

/8

/mæ

gE’z

i:nz

/9

/‘nju

:zpe

BpEz

/10

/‘kw

aBEt

/3

dete

ctiv

e no

vels

, mys

terie

s, bi

ogra

phie

s, au

tobi

ogra

phie

s, ne

wsp

aper

s (s

port

s se

ctio

n),

com

ics,

inte

rvie

ws

with

fam

ous

peop

le, a

rtic

les

abou

t nat

ure

or a

nim

als,

cook

book

s4

1 on

e; 2

long

; 3 L

over

s; 4

abou

t; 5

an; 6

and

; 7

new

spap

er; 8

mag

azin

es; 9

inte

rest

ing

5 1

two;

2 A

Sho

rt H

isto

ry o

f Nea

rly E

very

thin

g,

Dra

cula

; 3 n

on-fi

ctio

n, a

bout

sci

ence

; hor

ror;

4 Ye

s. A

Shor

t His

tory

of N

early

Eve

ryth

ing

is re

ally

ver

y in

tere

stin

g an

d it

expl

ains

lots

and

lots

of t

hing

s ve

ry c

lear

ly. D

racu

la w

as re

ally

, rea

lly te

rrify

ing.

5

scie

nce

fictio

n an

d po

etry

; 6 o

ccas

iona

lly; 7

eve

ry

wee

k; 8

in th

e lo

unge

sitt

ing

in h

er fa

vour

ite c

hair,

in

the

afte

rnoo

n af

ter l

unch

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

8 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

9 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Wri

tin

gA

boo

k re

view

1a 1

Abo

ut a

Boy

; 2 a

nov

el; 3

A ri

ch, s

ingl

e m

an w

ho

is b

ored

with

his

life

, and

his

rela

tions

hip

with

a

lone

ly b

oy w

ho h

e m

eets

and

hel

ps; 4

Bec

ause

it’s

neve

r bor

ing,

the

end

is e

xcel

lent

, and

he

foun

d it

real

ly fu

nny.

1b q

uest

ions

1 a

nd 2

: Int

rodu

ctio

nqu

estio

n 3:

Bod

yqu

estio

n 4:

Con

clus

ion

and

intr

oduc

tion

2a 1

is (x

11),

lives

, is

not (

x2),

does

not

wan

t, w

ants

, do

not l

ike,

sta

rts,

finds

, rec

omm

end,

thin

k2

have

just

read

, has

nev

er h

ad, h

as ju

st m

et3

have

bee

n th

inki

ng, (

have

bee

n) la

ughi

ng4

enjo

yed

2b T

he p

rese

nt s

impl

e an

d pr

esen

t per

fect

sim

ple.

We

usua

lly d

escr

ibe

the

stor

ies

of n

ovel

s, fil

ms,

play

s, et

c. in

the

pres

ent,

so w

e us

e th

e pr

esen

t si

mpl

e an

d pr

esen

t per

fect

sim

ple.

The

pre

sent

pe

rfec

t sim

ple

rela

tes

the

past

to th

e pr

esen

t.3

1 fu

nny,

not

mar

ried,

sad

, the

oth

er s

tude

nts

do n

ot

like

him

; 2 b

ored

: to

desc

ribe

how

som

eone

feel

s;

borin

g: to

des

crib

e th

e em

otio

n w

hich

som

ethi

ng

prod

uces

; 3 a

bout

, stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s; 4

it, a

nd

by e

xten

sion

, a n

oun

or p

rono

un4a

rea

lly, v

ery,

inde

ed4b

Yes

; to

emph

asis

e th

at h

e th

inks

it is

ver

y fu

nny.

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

REVI

EW U

NIT

S 1•

2•3

Gra

mm

ar1

1 pl

ays

2 do

n’t s

peak

3 am

con

cent

ratin

g4

is re

adin

g5

wat

ches

6 st

udie

s, is

mak

ing

2 In

finit

ive

Past

sim

ple

Past

par

tici

ple

Brin

g br

ough

t br

ough

tBu

y bo

ught

bo

ught

cut

cut

cut

find

fo

und

fo

und

go

wen

t go

nele

ave

left

le

ftse

e sa

w

seen

sing

sa

ng

sung

tell

told

to

ld3

1 st

oppe

d, to

ld, w

as s

leep

ing

2 di

dn’t

know

, wer

e go

ing

3 ca

ncel

led,

was

rain

ing

4 go

t, w

as w

ashi

ng-u

p, w

as c

ooki

ng5

lear

nt, w

as li

ving

/live

d6

said

, was

reco

verin

g4

1 si

nce

2 fo

r3

for

4 si

nce

5 si

nce

6 fo

r5

1 W

hat d

oes

the

succ

ess

of th

e m

atch

dep

end

on?

2 W

here

wer

e th

e fo

ur B

eatle

s bo

rn?

3 H

ow m

any

song

s ha

s yo

ur s

iste

r com

pose

d?4

How

oft

en d

oes

Robe

rt p

lay

tenn

is?

5 W

hat d

id Te

rry

buy

his

son

for h

is b

irthd

ay?

6 W

hy d

id y

ou le

ave

the

part

y ea

rly?

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g6

1 Ca

rmen

usu

ally

coo

ks v

ery

wel

l.2

We

wen

t to

the

cine

ma

by b

us y

este

rday

./Ye

ster

day,

we

wen

t to

the

cine

ma

by b

us.

3 Ti

m is

alw

ays

late

for s

choo

l on

Mon

days

./On

Mon

days

, Tim

is a

lway

s la

te fo

r sch

ool.

4 Th

e fir

st tr

ain

neve

r lea

ves

the

stat

ion

on ti

me.

5

They

go

to th

e co

untr

y on

ce a

wee

k./O

nce

a

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wee

k, th

ey g

o to

the

coun

try.

6 Sa

lly is

sitt

ing

on th

e so

fa a

t the

mom

ent./

At t

he

mom

ent,

Sally

is s

ittin

g on

the

sofa

.7

1 di

ffere

nce

2 cr

eativ

ity3

impo

rtan

ce4

heig

ht5

happ

ines

s6

leng

th

Rea

din

g

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 H

e ha

s a

cup

of te

a.2

Aft

er h

e’s

had

his

first

cup

of t

ea.

3 It

’s ve

ry b

ig –

it h

olds

aro

und

half

a lit

re.

4 It

can

slow

dow

n pr

osta

te c

ance

r, pr

even

t ski

n tu

mou

rs, r

educ

e ch

oles

tero

l, lo

wer

hyp

erte

nsio

n,

mak

e th

e m

emor

y be

tter

and

pre

vent

Alz

heim

er’s

dise

ase.

5 O

ver t

en m

illio

n6

No.

It h

as n

o ha

rmfu

l sid

e-eff

ects

.2

1 T.

`I c

erta

inly

can

’t sa

y an

ythi

ng in

tere

stin

g or

ev

en p

olite

unt

il I’v

e ha

d m

y fir

st c

up.´

(line

2)

2 F.

`I co

ntin

ue to

drin

k te

a –

lots

of i

t – a

ll th

roug

h th

e da

y. ´

(line

s 2-

3)3

F. `T

hose

two

litre

s of

wat

er th

e do

ctor

s te

ll yo

u to

drin

k ev

ery

day?

´ (lin

e 3)

4 F.

We

don’

t kno

w. (

lines

4-5

)5

T. `…

it’s

an a

dded

bon

us to

dis

cove

r tha

t it’s

als

o ve

ry g

ood

for y

ou.´

(line

6)

6 T.

`And

now

labo

rato

ry te

sts

show

that

tea

help

s to

impr

ove

your

mem

ory.

´ (lin

es 8

-9)

3 1

ever

y da

y (li

ne 1

)2

all t

hrou

gh th

e da

y (li

ne 3

)3

actu

ally

(lin

e 4)

4 m

ug (l

ine

4)5

disc

over

(lin

e 6)

6 lo

wer

s (li

ne 7

)7

dise

ase

(line

9)

8 w

orld

wid

e (li

ne 1

0)4

1 in

tere

stin

g (li

ne 2

)2

polit

e (li

ne 2

)3

low

ers

(line

7),

redu

ces

(line

8)

4 de

light

ed (l

ine

11)

5 us

eful

(lin

e 11

)6

popu

lar (

line

12)

List

enin

g5

1b)

2a)

3c)

4a)

UN

IT4

HEA

LTH

Vo

cab

ula

ryH

ealt

hy h

abit

s1b

1 E

at fi

ve p

ortio

ns o

f fre

sh fr

uit a

nd v

eget

able

s ev

ery

day.

2 Av

oid

food

that

has

a lo

t of f

at, s

alt o

r sug

ar.

3 Ea

t ple

nty

of g

rain

s, lik

e ric

e, a

nd o

ily fi

sh, l

ike

salm

on.

4 Ta

ke re

gula

r exe

rcis

e.5

Get

eno

ugh

slee

p.6

Don

’t sm

oke.

7 D

on’t

drin

k to

o m

uch

alco

hol.

8 Vi

sit y

our d

octo

r for

regu

lar c

heck

ups

.St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

2 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Hea

lth

prob

lem

s4a

1f)

; 2h)

; 3g)

; 4a)

; 5d)

; 6b)

; 7e)

; 8c)

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 1

sore

thro

at; 2

toot

hach

e; 3

diz

zy; 4

bac

kach

e; 5

up

set s

tom

ach;

6 c

ough

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

erTh

e te

xt is

abo

ut B

riton

s w

ho g

et s

kin

canc

er fr

om

the

sun

beca

use

they

hav

e sk

in w

hich

is

ver

y w

hite

.2

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.3

Sugg

este

d an

swer

sBe

caus

e it

com

es b

efor

e th

e no

un, s

kin,

and

it e

nds

in -e

d; sk

in; b

row

n fr

om th

e su

n.4

1 po

pula

r2

sitt

ing

or ly

ing

outs

ide

in th

e su

n3

have

eno

ugh

mon

ey to

buy

or p

ay fo

r som

ethi

ng4

get g

reat

sat

isfa

ctio

n fr

om5

brow

n sk

in th

at s

omeo

ne w

ith p

ale

skin

get

s w

hen

they

hav

e sp

ent t

ime

in th

e su

n6

disp

layi

ng in

tent

iona

lly7

the

mid

dle

of th

e da

y, a

roun

d 12

o’cl

ock

8 st

udie

s

Prac

tice

5 1

No,

they

are

n’t a

war

e of

the

dang

ers

of th

e su

n.2

Peop

le w

ante

d to

hav

e th

e sa

me

appe

aran

ce a

s fil

m s

tars

.3

They

get

a s

unta

n to

sho

w th

ey h

ave

been

so

mew

here

hot

.4

Spen

ding

too

muc

h tim

e in

the

sun

can

lead

to

skin

can

cer (

mal

igna

nt m

elan

oma)

.5

Six

per c

ent o

f Brit

ons

try

to b

e in

the

shad

e du

ring

the

mid

dle

of th

e da

y.6

Rese

arch

ers

say

that

the

inci

denc

e of

ski

n ca

ncer

co

uld

incr

ease

a h

uge

amou

nt d

urin

g

the

next

thirt

y ye

ars.

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9 /

Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

6 1T

. `Br

itons

may

pay

for t

heir

fasc

inat

ion

with

the

sun

…´ (

line

1)2

F. `A

t one

tim

e it

was

fash

iona

ble

to h

ave

pale

sk

in;´

(line

2)

3 T.

`… a

nxio

us to

look

like

film

sta

rs w

ith th

eir

tann

ed s

kins

,´ (li

nes

4-5)

4 N

ot in

the

text

5 F.

`Eve

ry y

ear,

mor

e th

an tw

o th

ousa

nd B

riton

s di

e fr

om m

alig

nant

mel

anom

a,

whi

ch is

the

mos

t dan

gero

us fo

rm o

f ski

n ca

ncer

.´ (li

nes

11-1

2)6

T. `…

sev

enty

per

cen

t say

that

they

feel

a s

unta

n m

akes

them

look

hea

lthie

r an

d m

ore

attr

activ

e.´ (

lines

14-

15)

7 1b

); 2a

); 3c

); 4b

)8

1 no

wad

ays

(line

5);

2 pe

rhap

s (li

ne 6

); 3

prov

e (li

ne 7

); 4

very

(lin

e 9)

; 5 n

early

(lin

e 10

);

6 su

rvey

(lin

e 13

); 7

mid

day

(line

14)

; 8 s

tart

ing

(li

ne 1

6)

NO

TICI

NG

1 its

(lin

e 1)

, you

r (lin

e 3)

2 sk

in c

ance

r3

sunt

ans (

line

6), s

unbe

d (li

ne 8

), su

nbat

hing

(lin

e 9)

4 pl

ural

nou

ns: l

ives

, cas

es; v

erb:

mak

es5

`the

mos

t dan

gero

us fo

rm o

f ski

n ca

ncer

´ (li

nes

11-1

2)

Gra

mm

arre

lati

ve p

rono

uns

1 a)

whe

re; b

) who

/tha

t; c)

whi

ch/t

hat;

d) w

hose

; e)

whe

n1

2 w

ho/t

hat;

3 w

hose

; 4 w

hich

/tha

t; 5

whe

re;

6 w

hen

2 2c

) Sal

ly a

nd Ja

ne a

re th

e nu

rses

who

/tha

t we

go

cycl

ing

with

on

Satu

rday

s. 3f

) A

spiri

n is

a d

rug

whi

ch/ t

hat r

educ

es p

ain

and

feve

r. 4b

) A `c

ouch

po

tato

’ is s

omeo

ne w

ho/t

hat w

atch

es to

o m

uch

TV

and

does

n’t d

o ex

erci

se. 5

e) M

arta

is th

e w

oman

w

hose

boy

frie

nd is

a P

E (P

hysi

cal E

duca

tion)

te

ache

r. 6a

) Flu

is a

com

mon

dis

ease

whi

ch/t

hat i

s lik

e a

cold

but

mor

e se

rious

.3

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s2

who

/tha

t tes

ts p

eopl

e’s

eyes

and

sel

ls g

lass

es in

a

shop

. 3 b

etw

een

win

ter a

nd s

umm

er w

hen

leav

es

and

flow

ers

appe

ar. 4

whe

re y

ou c

an b

uy a

nd e

at

food

like

ham

burg

ers

or p

izza

. 5 w

here

you

can

bu

y an

d ea

t hea

lthy

food

like

sal

ads

or v

eget

able

s. 6

whi

ch/t

hat m

easu

res

the

tem

pera

ture

of t

he a

ir or

of y

our b

ody.

4 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Defi

ning

and

non

-defi

ning

rela

tive

cla

uses

1 a)

1; b

) 2. N

on-d

efini

ng re

lativ

e cl

ause

s ar

e di

ffere

ntia

ted

by th

e us

e of

com

mas

.5

The

rela

tive

pron

oun

cann

ot b

e om

itted

in a

ny o

f th

e se

nten

ces:

ther

e ar

e no

exa

mpl

es o

f defi

ning

re

lativ

e cl

ause

s w

here

the

rela

tive

pron

oun

is

the

obje

ct.

Sent

ence

1 c

an b

e tr

ansf

orm

ed in

thre

e di

ffere

nt

way

s:i)

Paul

a, w

ho is

a n

utrit

ioni

st, g

ave

me

som

e ad

vice

abo

ut m

y di

et. i

i) Pa

ula,

who

gav

e m

e so

me

advi

ce a

bout

my

diet

, is a

nut

ritio

nist

. iii)

Pau

la is

a

nutr

ition

ist w

ho/t

hat g

ave

me

som

e ad

vice

abo

ut

my

diet

.

2 A

lber

t, w

hose

fath

er h

as ju

st w

on th

e lo

tter

y, is

m

y be

st fr

iend

.

3 Se

nten

ce 3

can

be

tran

sfor

med

in th

ree

diffe

rent

w

ays:

i) S

pina

ch is

a v

ery

heal

thy

vege

tabl

e w

hich

/th

at co

ntai

ns a

lot o

f iro

n an

d ca

lciu

m. i

i) Sp

inac

h,

whi

ch is

a v

ery

heal

thy

vege

tabl

e, co

ntai

ns a

lot o

f iro

n an

d ca

lciu

m. i

ii) S

pina

ch, w

hich

cont

ains

a lo

t of

iron

and

calc

ium

, is a

ver

y he

alth

y ve

geta

ble.

4 Se

nten

ce 4

can

be

tran

sfor

med

in tw

o di

ffere

nt

way

s: i)

Mum

gav

e m

e a

nice

cup

of t

ea, w

hich

did

m

e go

od. (

Her

e, w

hich

refe

rs to

the

who

le p

revi

ous

clau

se.)

ii) M

um g

ave

me

a ni

ce c

up o

f tea

that

/ w

hich

did

me

good

(a d

efini

ng re

lativ

e cl

ause

, whi

ch

refe

rs to

cup

of t

ea.)

5 Se

nten

ce 5

can

be

tran

sfor

med

in tw

o di

ffere

nt

way

s: i)

Sal

ly, w

ho is

tryi

ng to

impr

ove

he

r fitn

ess,

is d

oing

an

prog

ram

me.

ii) S

ally

, who

is

doin

g an

pro

gram

me,

is

tryi

ng to

impr

ove

her fi

tnes

s.

6 Se

nten

ce 6

can

be

tran

sfor

med

in tw

o di

ffere

nt

way

s: i)

I of

ten

spen

d m

y su

mm

er h

olid

ays i

n Al

mag

ro w

here

my

pare

nts w

ere

born

. ii)

Alm

agro

, (w

hich

is) w

here

my

pare

nts w

ere

born

, is w

here

I o

ften

spen

d m

y su

mm

er h

olid

ays.

6 2

Mrs

Col

lier i

s th

e ne

ighb

our w

e to

ok to

the

dent

ist.

3 St

ella

is th

e lit

tle g

irl th

e nu

rse

take

s ca

re

of. 4

Japa

n is

a c

ount

ry w

here

they

eat

a lo

t of r

aw

fish.

5 P

aul i

s th

e fr

iend

I go

to th

e gy

m w

ith.

6 Th

is is

the

hand

the

surg

eon

oper

ated

on.

7 1

The

hosp

ital w

here

I w

as b

orn

is n

ow a

sh

oppi

ng c

entr

e.2

Soni

a is

the

nurs

e w

ho lo

oks

afte

r my

gran

dmot

her.

3 Th

is is

the

med

icin

e th

at y

ou m

ustn

’t ta

ke if

you

ar

e pr

egna

nt.

4 Fr

ed’s

mot

her,

who

se h

andb

ag w

as s

tole

n ye

ster

day,

had

a h

eart

att

ack.

5 Th

e co

mpa

ny I

wor

k fo

r has

offi

ces

all o

ver

the

coun

try.

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Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

/ 1

0

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gN

ouns

from

ver

bs1b

-al

: app

rova

l, ar

rival

, ref

usal

, sur

viva

l-a

nce:

app

eara

nce,

ent

ranc

e, ig

nora

nce,

pe

rfor

man

ce-a

tion:

exa

min

atio

n, p

rese

rvat

ion

-ion:

con

stru

ctio

n, d

edic

atio

n, in

vent

ion,

m

edic

atio

n, o

bses

sion

, ope

ratio

n, p

opul

atio

n,

prot

ectio

n-in

g: b

egin

ning

, bui

ldin

g, e

ngin

eerin

g, fa

iling

, fe

elin

g, le

arni

ng, m

eani

ng-m

ent:

deve

lopm

ent,

emba

rras

smen

t, ex

cite

men

t, im

prov

emen

t, tr

eatm

ent

2 be

havi

our,

choi

ce, c

ough

, dea

th, e

xerc

ise,

life

, re

sear

ch, s

ight

sle

ep, w

eigh

t3

2 w

eigh

t; 3

deat

h; 4

sle

ep; 5

cou

gh; 6

rese

arch

; 7

sigh

t

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n/A

/ /$:

/1a

cou

gh; s

hone

; wan

t; w

ash;

bec

ause

; doc

tor;

host

el;

ofte

n; s

wal

low

; hos

pita

l; ob

stac

le; q

ualit

y1b

cou

rt; fl

oor;

law

; sho

rt; s

ore;

spo

rt; t

alk;

thou

ght;

mor

ning

; nau

ghty

; por

tion;

wat

er2

1 a)

spo

t /sp

At/;

b) s

port

/sp$

:t/

2 a)

cot

/kAt

/; b)

cau

ght /

k$:t

/3

a) fo

x /f

Aks/

; b) f

orks

/f$:

ks/

4 a)

not

/nAt

/; b)

nou

ght /

n$:t

/5

a) to

p /tA

p/; b

) tau

ght /

t$:t

/6

a) s

hot /

1At/;

b) s

hort

/1$:

t/3

1 Fo

otba

ll is

my

favo

urite

spo

rt. 2

We

caug

ht th

e tr

ain

at 8

.30.

3 T

here

are

n’t a

ny fo

rks

on th

e ta

ble.

4

Preg

nant

wom

en s

houl

d no

t tak

e th

is m

edic

ine.

5

My

team

is to

p of

the

leag

ue. 6

Tha

t film

was

too

shor

t.

/V/ /

u:/

4a b

ook;

foot

; ful

l; lo

ok; r

oom

; sho

uld;

woo

d; b

utch

er;

cook

book

; put

ting;

sug

ar; w

oolle

n4b

foo

d; g

rew

; jui

ce; p

rove

; rul

e; th

roug

h; to

mb;

w

hose

; bam

boo;

impr

ove;

sui

tabl

e; ti

ssue

5 /u

:/: b

lue,

frui

t, yo

u, ju

icy,

spo

onfu

l/V

/: co

uld,

goo

d, to

ok, w

ould

, foo

tbal

l6

/A/:

not

, oft

en, o

rang

es/$

:/: o

r, fo

r, al

l, po

rtio

ns, s

port

/u:/

: you

, few

, sch

ool t

wo

/V/:

-

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1

Sugg

este

d an

swer

s1

No,

I’m

qui

te h

ealth

y. T

he la

st il

lnes

s I h

ad w

as a

co

ld a

few

mon

ths

ago.

2 I u

sual

ly e

at fi

ve o

r six

por

tions

a d

ay.

3 I d

on’t

drin

k ve

ry m

uch,

just

bee

r at w

eeke

nds.

4 N

o, I

don’

t.5

I pla

y te

nnis

twic

e a

wee

k an

d us

ually

go

swim

min

g on

Sat

urda

y.6

I sle

ep fo

r eig

ht o

r nin

e ho

urs

a ni

ght.

2b 1

hea

lthy

2 po

rtio

ns3

vege

tabl

es4

Satu

rday

5 hu

ndre

d3

not o

ften

: be

illus

ually

: eat

frui

t and

veg

etab

les,

go s

wim

min

ga

day:

eat

frui

t and

veg

etab

les

at w

eeke

nds:

drin

k be

erof

ten:

do

spor

ttw

ice

a w

eek:

pla

y te

nnis

usua

lly: g

o sw

imm

ing

on S

atur

day:

go

swim

min

ga

nigh

t: sl

eep

4 1

a fe

w; 2

oft

en; 3

two;

4 fi

ve; 5

wal

k; 6

exe

rcis

e;

7 se

ven;

8 h

ealth

y5

1 N

o.2

I eat

five

por

tions

of f

ruit

and

vege

tabl

es a

day

.3

I don

’t dr

ink

alco

hol a

t all.

4 N

o, I’

ve n

ever

sm

oked

.5

I do

lots

and

lots

of e

very

day

. Aft

er a

ll, I

wor

k in

a

gym

!6

I sle

ep a

bout

nin

e ho

urs

a ni

ght.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

8 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

9 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Wri

tin

gA

for a

nd a

gain

st e

ssay

(I)

1 1

Para

grap

h 2;

2 P

arag

raph

3; 3

Sm

okin

g sh

ould

no

t be

illeg

al. 4

Pos

sibl

e an

swer

: The

issu

e is

cl

early

sta

ted

in th

e in

trod

uctio

n. T

he a

rgum

ents

ar

e cl

ear a

nd lo

gica

l. Th

e m

ain

poin

ts fo

r and

ag

ains

t are

pre

sent

ed, a

nd th

e w

riter

giv

es a

co

nclu

sion

at t

he e

nd.

2a u

nhea

lthy;

exp

ensi

ve fo

r soc

iety

; alc

ohol

and

sp

orts

are

als

o da

nger

ous;

car

s; a

per

sona

l dec

isio

n2b

for

: unh

ealth

y, e

xpen

sive

for s

ocie

tyag

ains

t: c

ars,

alco

hol a

nd s

port

s ar

e al

so

dang

erou

s; a

per

sona

l dec

isio

n3

Cont

rast

ing:

On

the

othe

r han

dIn

trod

ucin

g a

cons

eque

nce:

As

a re

sult,

so

Intr

oduc

ing

a co

nclu

sion

: In

shor

tIn

trod

ucin

g ex

tra

info

rmat

ion:

Mor

eove

rIn

trod

ucin

g re

ason

s: si

nce

4 1

bad

for y

ou, f

athe

rs a

nd m

othe

rs, c

ost a

lot o

f m

oney

, whi

sky,

per

son/

pers

onal

2 Th

e au

thor

is ta

lkin

g ab

out c

igar

ette

s an

d ch

ildre

n in

gen

eral

, not

spec

ific

ciga

rett

es o

r chi

ldre

n.5c

Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s.6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.8

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

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tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

UN

IT5

PLA

CES

Vo

cab

ula

ryCu

ltur

e an

d cu

stom

s1b

1 T

here

are

four

cou

ntrie

s in

the

Uni

ted

King

dom

: En

glan

d, N

orth

ern

Irela

nd, S

cotla

nd a

nd W

ales

.2

The

thre

e bi

gges

t citi

es in

the

UK

are

Lond

on,

Birm

ingh

am a

nd G

lasg

ow.

3 Th

e la

rges

t min

ority

eth

nic

grou

p is

Indi

an.

4 Th

e tw

o bi

gges

t rel

igio

ns in

the

UK

are

Chris

tiani

ty fo

llow

ed b

y Is

lam

.5

Peop

le in

the

UK

usua

lly h

ave

thei

r din

ner

betw

een

6p.m

. and

8p.

m. i

n th

e ev

enin

g.6

A tr

aditi

onal

Eng

lish

brea

kfas

t con

sist

s of

egg

s, ba

con,

sau

sage

s, ba

ked

bean

s

and

tea

and

toas

t.7

Buse

s w

ith a

n up

stai

rs a

nd a

dow

nsta

irs a

re

calle

d do

uble

-dec

ker b

uses

.8

The

high

est m

ount

ain

in th

e U

K is

Ben

Nev

is

whi

ch is

in S

cotla

nd.

9 Pe

ople

driv

e on

the

left

sid

e of

the

road

in th

e U

K.10

A s

emi-d

etac

hed

hous

e is

a h

ouse

att

ache

d to

an

othe

r hou

se o

nly

on o

ne s

ide.

2a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

2b S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

Des

crib

ing

plac

es3

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

food

: mou

th-w

ater

ing,

sup

erb,

trad

ition

al,

won

derf

ul2

peop

le: d

ynam

ic, f

ashi

onab

le, o

pen,

sm

art,

wel

com

ing,

won

derf

ul3

land

scap

e an

d sc

ener

y: sp

ecta

cula

r, su

perb

, w

ell-k

now

n, w

onde

rful

4 bu

ildin

gs: e

lega

nt, s

mar

t, su

perb

, tra

ditio

nal,

wel

l-kno

wn,

won

derf

ul5

cust

oms:

fasc

inat

ing,

frie

ndly

, tra

ditio

nal,

wel

com

ing,

wel

l-kno

wn

6 th

ings

to d

o: e

xciti

ng, f

asci

natin

g, fa

shio

nabl

e,

won

derf

ul4b

1 T

he Ir

ish

are

fam

ous

for b

eing

frie

ndly

and

w

elco

min

g to

tour

ists

.2

I did

lots

of e

xciti

ng a

ctiv

ities

on

my

last

hol

iday

su

ch a

s su

rfing

and

whi

te-w

ater

raft

ing.

3 Pa

ris h

as m

any

fash

iona

ble

clot

hes

shop

s.4

Ast

uria

s ha

s sp

ecta

cula

r mou

ntai

ns a

nd

won

derf

ul b

each

es.

5 N

ew Y

ork’

s re

stau

rant

s off

er s

uper

b cu

isin

e.6

Art

love

rs w

ill e

njoy

Mad

rid’s

eleg

ant b

uild

ings

an

d fa

scin

atin

g m

useu

ms.

7 Th

e Lo

ndon

Eye

is a

wel

l-kno

wn

sigh

t in

the

Briti

sh c

apita

l.8

Las F

alla

s is

a sp

ecta

cula

r tra

ditio

nal f

estiv

al th

at

take

s pl

ace

in V

alen

cia

in M

arch

.5

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

6 1

My

Scot

tish

frie

nds

live

in a

sem

i-det

ache

d ho

use

in E

dinb

urgh

.2

The

cake

you

r mot

her m

ade

was

mou

thw

ater

ing.

3 A

wel

l-kno

wn

writ

er s

aid

that

que

uein

g is

the

natio

nal p

assi

on in

Brit

ain.

4 Yo

u ca

n go

sig

htse

eing

on

a Lo

ndon

dou

ble-

deck

er b

us.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1b b

)1 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

2 qu

eues

: mor

e th

an o

ne li

ne o

f peo

ple

wai

ting/

third

per

son

sing

ular

of t

he v

erb

`to

queu

e´qu

euer

s: p

eopl

e w

ho a

re s

tand

ing

in li

ne w

aitin

g fo

r som

ethi

ngqu

euei

ng: t

he a

ctiv

ity o

f sta

ndin

g in

line

wai

ting

for s

omet

hing

2 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Pe

ople

que

ue fo

r bus

es, t

o bu

y ho

uses

, to

get

trav

el d

ocum

ents

and

tick

ets,

and

to

get i

nto

auct

ions

.2

Q4U

sen

ds a

pro

fess

iona

l que

uer t

o w

ait i

n lin

e fo

r peo

ple

and

then

con

tact

s th

em

whe

n it

is th

eir t

urn,

or c

ompl

etes

the

tran

sact

ion

for t

hem

.3

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Prac

tice

4 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 H

e pa

id s

omeo

ne 3

00 p

ound

s to

que

ue fo

r him

fo

r tw

o da

ys. 2

The

com

pany

’s st

aff a

re m

ainl

y re

crui

ted

from

the

unem

ploy

ed. 3

The

y ne

ed a

lot

of p

atie

nce.

5 1

T. `O

ne th

ing

the

Engl

ish

are

very

goo

d at

is

stan

ding

in a

line

and

wai

ting.

´ (lin

e 1)

2 T.

`Q4U

’s st

aff w

ill d

o it

for t

hem

at a

cha

rge

of

abou

t 20

poun

ds a

n ho

ur.´

(line

s 10

-11)

3 F.

`Our

que

uers

… ri

ng th

e bu

sine

ss o

r ind

ivid

ual

whe

n it’

s ev

entu

ally

thei

r tur

n …

´ (li

nes

13-1

4)4

F. `A

noth

er d

irect

or s

aid

that

the

idea

orig

inat

ed

in C

hina

…´ (

line

16)

5 F.

`… s

tude

nts

coul

d …

sit

in th

e qu

eue

and

stud

y…´

6 1a

); 2c

); 3b

); 4b

); 5a

); 6b

)7

1 st

andi

ng (l

ine

1); 2

fam

ous

(line

7);

3 un

empl

oyed

(li

ne 7

); 4

keep

(lin

e 8)

; 5 re

crui

ted

(line

18)

; 6 u

sed

to (l

ine

18)

NO

TICI

NG

1 Be

fore

a w

ord

whi

ch b

egin

s w

ith a

vow

el s

ound

; 2

fam

ous

foot

balle

r, ex

pens

ive

hous

e, u

nem

ploy

ed

man

; 3 D

efini

ng; 4

Thi

rd p

erso

n pl

ural

; 5 In

finiti

ve

with

out t

o

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Book

Ans

wer

Key

/ 1

2

Gra

mm

arw

ill (w

on’t)

+ in

finit

ive

1 a)

4; b

) 5; c

) 3; d

) 2; e

) 11

2 w

on’t

eat;

3 w

on’t

driv

e; 4

’ll (

will

) go;

5 w

on’t

hear

; 6 w

on’t

see

2a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

be g

oing

to +

infin

itiv

e1

a) 2

, b) 3

;2

13

2 Th

e Q

ueen

is g

oing

to o

pen

a ne

w h

ospi

tal f

or

child

ren.

The

dat

e ha

sn’t

been

con

firm

ed y

et.

3 Br

itain

is n

ot g

oing

to jo

in th

e eu

ro.

4 M

y pa

rent

s ar

e go

ing

to v

isit

Lond

on in

July

.5

Are

they

goi

ng to

att

end

the

conc

ert a

t the

Roy

al

Alb

ert H

all t

omor

row

eve

ning

?6

We

are

not g

oing

to e

at a

ny p

asta

in th

e ne

xt

few

wee

ks.

4 1

A: a

re y

ou g

oing

to d

o, B

: ’m

goi

ng to

wat

ch a

fil

m o

n TV

with

my

frie

nds/

’m w

atch

ing

2 A

: will

you

hel

p, B

: ’ll

help

3 ’ll

go

4 A

: ’re

goi

ng to

pla

y/’re

pla

ying

, B: ’

ll se

e

Clau

ses

of ti

me

1 pr

esen

t sim

ple

2 w

ill +

infin

itive

with

out t

o (fu

ture

sim

ple)

3 no

4 ye

s. Th

ere

is a

com

ma

betw

een

the

clau

ses

if th

e cl

ause

with

the

futu

re s

impl

e is

sec

ond

and

no

com

ma

if it

is fi

rst

5 2

won

’t (w

ill n

ot) g

ive,

vis

its; 3

’ll (

will

) find

, get

; 4

won

’t (w

ill n

ot) t

rave

l, le

arns

; 5 w

ill w

ork,

fini

shes

; 6

won

’t (w

ill n

ot) s

ee, c

ome

6 1

They

sai

d on

the

new

s th

at it

won

’t ra

in th

is

wee

kend

.2

You’

ll go

out

whe

n yo

u fin

ish

your

hom

ewor

k.3

Wha

t tim

e w

ill y

ou g

et h

ome

toni

ght?

4 H

e’s

goin

g to

vis

it us

toni

ght.

5 I’m

goi

ng to

trav

el to

Irel

and

in A

ugus

t.6

His

par

ents

will

wai

t for

him

unt

il he

arr

ives

.7

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gA

djec

tive

+ p

repo

siti

on1

1b) a

ccus

tom

ed to

som

ethi

ng/s

omeo

ne; 2

c) a

ngry

w

ith s

omeo

ne; 3

a) a

sham

ed o

f som

ethi

ng o

r so

meo

ne; 4

e) g

ood

at s

omet

hing

; 5f)

resp

onsi

ble

for s

omet

hing

/som

eone

; 6d)

wor

ried

abou

t so

met

hing

/som

eone

2 2

accu

stom

ed to

; 3 a

sham

ed o

f/w

orrie

d ab

out/

angr

y w

ith; 4

wor

ried

abou

t/as

ham

ed o

f/re

spon

sibl

e fo

r; 5

resp

onsi

ble

for/

accu

stom

ed to

/go

od a

t/w

orrie

d ab

out;

6 an

gry

with

/ash

amed

of/

wor

ried

abou

t

Verb

+ p

repo

siti

on3

2 c)

dep

end

on s

omet

hing

/som

eone

3 d)

list

en to

som

ethi

ng/s

omeo

ne4

f ) re

crui

t som

eone

from

(an

agen

cy)

5 a)

thin

k of

/abo

ut s

omet

hing

/som

eone

6 b)

wai

t for

som

ethi

ng/s

omeo

ne4

2 w

ait f

or; 3

thin

king

abo

ut/o

f; 4

depe

nds

on;

5 re

crui

ted

from

; 6 b

elie

ve in

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n/k

/ /g/ 1a

bak

e, c

ake,

kee

p, q

ueen

, qui

ck, q

uiet

, che

mis

t, tic

kets

, clo

ck, q

ueue

, buc

ket,

com

pany

; The

re a

re

five

diffe

rent

spe

lling

s of

/k/ i

n th

e ex

ampl

es: k

, qu,

ck

, ch,

c a

nd c

k.1b

gat

e, g

host

, glo

ve, g

ood,

gua

rd, a

go, a

ngry

, big

ger,

ciga

rett

e, d

ogm

a, m

agaz

ine,

spa

ghet

ti; T

here

are

to

ur d

iffer

ent s

pelli

ngs

of /g

/ in

the

exam

ples

: g, g

u,

gh a

nd g

g.1c

/k/

: que

ue, q

ueue

ing

/g/:

Engl

ish,

goo

d 1

In C

anad

a it’

s ve

ry c

old

in w

inte

r.2

If yo

u w

ear a

cap

, you

’ll p

rote

ct y

our h

ead.

3 Pu

t eve

ryth

ing

in th

e ba

g be

fore

you

leav

e.4

The

Chan

ging

of t

he G

uard

take

s pl

ace

at

Buck

ingh

am P

alac

e.5

Pick

me

up o

n th

e w

ay to

the

stat

ion,

ple

ase.

6 M

y an

kle

hurt

s. I h

ave

to g

o to

the

doct

or.

/BE/ /

eE/

5 1

His

dec

isio

n w

as n

ot fa

ir at

all.

2 W

e ha

d di

nner

in th

e op

en a

ir ev

ery

even

ing

on

our c

ampi

ng h

olid

ay.

3 Ca

n I h

ave

som

e m

ore

beer

, ple

ase?

4 Pl

ease

sit

dow

n, th

is is

you

r cha

ir.5

I’d li

ke to

buy

a n

ew p

air o

f sho

es.

6 W

e ca

n’t r

eally

trav

el th

is y

ear.

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g

1a 1

Edi

nbur

gh, G

lasg

ow, A

berd

een

and

Dun

dee;

2 Ed

inbu

rgh:

fam

ous

cast

le, P

rince

s St

reet

with

el

egan

t sho

ps, t

he tr

aditi

onal

fest

ival

in A

ugus

t. G

lasg

ow, A

berd

een

and

Dun

dee:

par

ks, m

useu

ms

and

thea

tres

;3

Ben

Nev

is, L

och

Nes

s, isl

ands

of S

kye,

Mul

l, and

Col

l;4

wal

king

, clim

bing

, ski

ing,

gol

f and

can

oein

g.1b

The

food

is s

uper

b, e

spec

ially

the

natio

nal d

ish

– ha

ggis

. And

the

natio

nal d

rink

is w

orld

fam

ous

of

cour

se –

Sco

ttis

h w

hisk

y!Yo

u’ll

need

an

umbr

ella

and

a g

ood

coat

but

yo

u’ll

soon

get

use

d to

the

wea

ther

and

you

’ll fi

nd

Scot

tish

peop

le a

re v

ery

frie

ndly

and

wel

com

ing.

Scot

land

has

som

ethi

ng fo

r eve

ryon

e an

d

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Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

rem

embe

r: w

e sp

eak

Engl

ish,

but

we’

re n

ot E

nglis

h,

we’

re S

cott

ish!

1 La

ngua

ge –

no;

2 w

eath

er –

yes

; 3 b

reak

fast

no; 4

peo

ple

– ye

s; 5

whi

sky

– ye

s; 6

pub

s –

no.

Julia

men

tions

the

wea

ther

(2),

the

natio

nal d

rink

whi

sky

(5),

the

peop

le (4

) and

the

lang

uage

(1).

2b C

ome

to Ja

mai

ca w

here

it’s

alw

ays

sum

mer

!Ja

mai

ca h

as s

ome

of th

e m

ost d

ynam

ic, e

xciti

ng

and

frie

ndly

citi

es in

the

wor

ld. V

isit

the

capi

tal,

King

ston

, hom

e of

Reg

gae

artis

ts li

ke B

ob M

arle

y.

List

en to

that

mus

ic! A

nd P

ort A

nton

io, a

favo

urite

va

catio

n pl

ace

for H

olly

woo

d’s

rich

and

fam

ous.

And

Jam

aica

has

spe

ctac

ular

bea

ches

too

with

w

onde

rful

sun

bath

ing

faci

litie

s, sw

imm

ing,

sur

fing

and

othe

r wat

er s

port

s, an

d a

fant

astic

nig

htlif

e!2c

1 P

ork

and

chic

ken,

Jam

aica

n ru

m2

sunn

y, it

’s al

way

s su

mm

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war

m a

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iend

ly a

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answ

ers.

3b C

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of I

rela

nd: B

elfa

st, C

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Dub

linPl

aces

in B

elfa

st: b

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ical

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dens

, fam

ous

mon

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aces

in D

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: sup

erb

pubs

, bar

s, ca

fes

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rest

aura

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thea

tres

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door

act

ivit

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ition

al Ir

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alki

ng

and

cycl

ing,

fish

ing,

cam

ping

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wat

chin

g, g

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and

dri

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acon

and

egg

s, se

afoo

d, te

a,

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nnes

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sh w

hisk

yM

ain

lang

uage

: Eng

lish

4c S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

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tin

gA

des

crip

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pla

ce1a

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rodu

ctio

n: 1

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par

agra

ph 1

: 2, 3

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par

agra

ph 2

: 4Co

nclu

sion

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elan

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betw

een

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pe a

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mer

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lots

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ctac

ular

rive

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ains

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bi

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anim

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ay g

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wim

in n

atur

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wim

min

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ols

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e do

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exp

lore

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rest

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om m

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in th

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mer

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plan

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ight

4 ob

tain

3 1

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use

ther

e ar

e w

ith p

lura

l nou

ns a

nd th

ere

is

with

sin

gula

r one

s; 2

aft

er a

djec

tives

and

bef

ore

noun

s; 3

plu

ral

4a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

4b S

tude

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ers.

6 St

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wn

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wn

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sibl

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s1

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eric

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di

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e U

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utch

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land

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renc

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man

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man

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Ang

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11

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in, A

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b);

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ile p

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ill;

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scui

t; 5

lift;

6 pe

trol

; 7 fi

lm; 8

pav

emen

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aine

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0 fo

otba

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1 un

derg

roun

d/tu

be;

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olid

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lour

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firs

t floo

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ock

of fl

ats;

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post

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, the

atre

; 5 il

l, lo

rry;

6

rubb

ish,

cen

tre

5 En

glis

h is

con

side

red

the

lang

uage

of t

he U

nite

d St

ates

of A

mer

ica

alth

ough

the

coun

try

does

n’t

have

an

offici

al la

ngua

ge. S

ince

the

seve

ntee

nth

cent

ury

peop

le th

at h

ave

lived

in N

orth

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eric

a ha

ve s

poke

n bo

th E

nglis

h an

d m

any

othe

r la

ngua

ges

incl

udin

g Sp

anis

h, G

erm

an, D

utch

, Fr

ench

, Rus

sian

, Sw

edis

h an

d N

orw

egia

n.

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din

gSt

rate

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uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

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uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

3 Th

e an

swer

of c

ours

e is

that

it m

atte

rs a

gre

at d

eal

beca

use

lang

uage

s pr

ovid

e fa

scin

atin

g in

sigh

ts

into

the

hum

an m

ind.

(lin

es 5

-6)

Pra

ctic

e

4 1

F. `…

bet

wee

n 50

and

90

perc

ent o

f the

wor

ld’s

lang

uage

s w

ill a

lso

ceas

e to

exi

st o

ver

the

next

cen

tury

.΄ (li

nes

2-3)

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Ans

wer

Key

/ 1

4

2 T.

«`B

y al

low

ing

lang

uage

s to

die

, the

hum

an ra

ce

is d

estr

oyin

g th

ings

that

it d

oesn

’t un

ders

tand

.´»

(line

s 7-

8)3

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in th

e te

xt4

T. «

He

says

that

as

a re

sult,

`you

hav

e to

kee

p hu

man

rela

tions

hips

in m

ind

all t

he ti

me.

΄»

(line

10)

5 T.

`… it

is a

lso

impo

rtan

t to

save

the

loca

l la

ngua

ge th

at e

xpla

ins

the

plan

t’s m

edic

inal

use

s.΄

(line

s 13

-14)

6 F.

`… th

e bu

rnin

g of

the

libra

ry a

t Ale

xand

ria

som

e tw

o th

ousa

nd y

ears

ago

.΄ (li

nes

15-1

6)5

Five

per

cen

t of s

peci

es w

ill b

ecom

e ex

tinct

in th

e ne

xt c

entu

ry, a

nd s

o w

ill a

lot o

f the

lang

uage

s in

th

e w

orld

. Som

e pe

ople

wou

ld li

ke e

very

body

to

spea

k th

e sa

me

lang

uage

, but

if th

at h

appe

ned,

pe

ople

cou

ldn’

t und

erst

and

cert

ain

thin

gs. T

here

is

an

Abo

rigin

al la

ngua

ge in

Aus

tral

ia w

hich

use

s ei

ght d

iffer

ent w

ords

for ‘

they

’. It i

s im

port

ant t

o pr

otec

t a p

lant

that

is in

dan

ger a

nd a

lso

to s

ave

loca

l lan

guag

es.

6 1

Mar

k A

bley

; 2 o

ne A

borig

inal

lang

uage

; 3 a

pla

nt;

4 th

e lo

cal l

angu

age

7 1

spec

ies

(line

1);

2 ce

ase

(line

3);

3 it

mat

ters

a

grea

t dea

l (lin

es 5

-6);

4 al

low

ing

(line

7);

5 pr

otec

t (li

ne 1

3); 6

in d

ange

r of b

ecom

ing

extin

ct (l

ine

13)

8 b)

NO

TICI

NG

1 fa

scin

atin

g in

sigh

ts (l

ine

6), T

hrea

tene

d La

ngua

ges

(line

9)

2 fa

scin

atin

g: a

djec

tive,

des

troy

ing:

ver

b,

lear

ning

: nou

n3

’s (li

nes

5 an

d 10

), do

es (l

ines

5 a

nd 8

), is

(lin

es

5 an

d 7)

, mat

ters

(lin

e 6)

, say

s (li

ne 7

and

9),

desc

ribes

/has

(lin

e 9)

, req

uire

s (li

ne 1

1)4

infin

itive

with

out t

o5

No.

It re

fers

to a

hyp

othe

tical

pos

sibi

lity.

Gra

mm

arFi

rst c

ondi

tion

al1

futu

re; 2

pos

sibl

e; 3

if c

laus

e: p

rese

nt s

impl

e,

resu

lt cl

ause

: will

+ in

finiti

ve (f

utur

e si

mpl

e)1

2 im

prov

e, ’l

l (w

ill) h

ave;

3 ’l

l (w

ill) b

e, s

peak

s; 4

go,

’ll

(will

) stu

dy; 5

‘ll (w

ill) y

ou d

o, ’s

(is)

2 2

Man

y lo

cal l

angu

ages

will

dis

appe

ar u

nles

s pe

ople

use

them

regu

larly

.3

You’

ll pa

ss th

e or

al e

xam

eas

ily u

nles

s yo

u

get n

ervo

us.

4 U

nles

s pe

ople

are

con

scio

us o

f the

impo

rtan

ce

of c

omm

unic

atio

n, h

uman

rela

tions

hips

w

ill g

et w

orse

.5

You

won

’t fin

ish

your

hom

ewor

k un

less

you

st

op c

hatt

ing.

6 Ri

char

d w

on’t

unde

rsta

nd h

is e

-pal

unl

ess

he

spea

ks h

is la

ngua

ge.

Seco

nd c

ondi

tion

al1

pres

ent a

nd/o

r fut

ure

2 im

prob

able

3 if

clau

se: p

ast s

impl

e, re

sult

clau

se: w

ould

+

infin

itive

(con

ditio

nal)

3 2

wou

ld y

ou tr

avel

, wan

ted

3 w

ould

you

spe

ak, l

ived

4 ha

d, w

ould

buy

5 w

as/w

ere,

wou

ld s

peak

6 di

sapp

eare

d, w

ould

be

4 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

2 If

I wer

e yo

u, I’d

turn

the

heat

ing

up. 3

If I

wer

e yo

u, I’d

go

to b

ed e

arly

toni

ght.

4 If

I wer

e yo

u,

I’d g

o to

the

dent

ist.

5 If

I wer

e yo

u, I’d

cal

l the

m. 6

If

I wer

e yo

u, I’d

buy

him

/her

a g

ift v

ouch

er.

Thir

d co

ndit

iona

l1

past

; 2 N

o, h

e/sh

e di

dn’t;

3 if

cla

use:

pas

t per

fect

, re

sult

clau

se: w

ould

+ h

ave

+ pa

st p

artic

iple

(p

erfe

ct c

ondi

tiona

l)5

2 w

ould

hav

e un

ders

tood

, had

spo

ken;

3 w

ould

ha

ve im

prov

ed, h

ad d

one;

4 w

ould

hav

e ha

ppen

ed,

hadn

’t/ha

d no

t lea

rned

; 5 w

ould

hav

e al

low

ed, h

ad

beha

ved;

6 h

adn’

t/ha

d no

t driv

en, w

ould

n’t/

wou

ld

not h

ave

had

6 1

had

thou

ght;

2 ‘ll

(will

) app

ly; 3

‘ll (w

ill) m

ake;

4

had;

5 ‘d

(wou

ld) w

ant

7 1

I’ll b

uy a

n A

mer

ican

-Eng

lish

dict

iona

ry if

I tr

avel

to

the

USA

.2

If I w

ere

you,

I w

ould

lear

n Ch

ines

e be

caus

e it’

s th

e la

ngua

ge o

f the

futu

re.

3 H

e w

on’t

pass

the

Engl

ish

exam

unl

ess

he

stud

ies

hard

.4

I wou

ld h

ave

visi

ted

her i

f I h

ad k

now

n sh

e w

as il

l.5

Whe

re w

ill y

ou g

o if

you

are

free

nex

t wee

k?

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gA

djec

tive

s fr

om n

ouns

1a -

al: A

borig

inal

, med

icin

al, p

rofe

ssio

nal

-ful:

colo

urfu

l, pa

infu

l, su

cces

sful

-ive:

act

ive,

effe

ctiv

e, p

rodu

ctiv

e-le

ss: c

olou

rless

, hai

rless

, pai

nles

s-o

us: c

oura

geou

s, da

nger

ous,

nerv

ous

-y: h

airy

, luc

ky, s

unny

The

follo

win

g fo

rms

are

also

pos

sibl

e, b

ut le

ss

com

mon

: luc

kles

s, su

nles

s, ne

rvy.

2 2

effec

tive;

3 d

ange

rous

; 4 n

ervo

us; 5

sun

ny;

6 pa

infu

l3

2 di

sast

rous

; 3 e

duca

tiona

l; 4

peac

eful

; 5 c

loud

y;

6 off

ensi

ve

Pro

nu

nci

atio

nrh

ymin

g w

ords

1 2

heig

ht, k

ite, m

ight

, sig

ht; 3

dea

d, h

ead,

red,

sai

d;

4 gr

and,

han

d, la

nd, s

and;

5 fa

iling

, m

ailin

g, s

ailin

g

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Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

2 2

good

(lin

e 4)

, 3 th

ing

(line

4),

4 sa

me

(line

4),

5 co

urse

(lin

e 5)

, 6 m

atte

rs (l

ine

6), 7

race

(lin

e 7)

, 8

book

(lin

e 8)

, 9 d

escr

ibes

(lin

e 9)

, 10

keep

(lin

e 10

), 11

min

d (li

ne 1

0), 1

2 tim

e (li

ne 1

0)

Wor

d st

ress

3b O

o: a

ncie

nt, a

nsw

er, b

urni

ng, h

undr

ed, l

earn

ing,

lingu

ist,

mat

ter,

wou

ldn’

t; o

O: a

bout

, bec

ome,

betw

een,

des

troy

ed; o

O o

: allo

win

g, A

ustr

alia

,be

com

ing,

O o

o: c

entu

ry, l

angu

ages

, lib

rary

Falli

ng a

nd ri

sing

into

nati

on5

1 W

ill y

ou g

o to

uni

vers

ity if

you

pas

s yo

ur e

xam

s?

[ris

ing

into

natio

n]2

Whe

re a

re y

ou g

oing

to s

pend

you

r sum

mer

ho

liday

s? [f

allin

g in

tona

tion]

3 W

hy d

o yo

ur p

aren

ts w

orry

abo

ut y

ou s

o m

uch?

[fa

lling

into

natio

n]4

Is s

he c

omin

g to

the

part

y w

ith u

s? [r

isin

g in

tona

tion]

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1a

1 s

pell;

2 g

o; 3

lift

; 4 c

hild

ren;

5 fo

llow

s; 6

wou

ld;

7 Po

rtug

uese

2b 1

/E’m

erBk

En/

2 /íb

ju:t

IfEl

/3

/brE

’zBl/

4 /’d

IfIk

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5 /’e

lIveI

tE/

6 /‚p

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7 /‚p

repE

’zB1

En/

3b 1

How

; 2 ‘b

een´

; 3 ‘b

iscu

it’; 4

‘urg

ency

’; 5

at; 6

At;

7 ‘a

ctor

’4

She

answ

ers

all q

uest

ions

cor

rect

ly.

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Wri

tin

gA

for a

nd a

gain

st e

ssay

(II)

1 1

Body

: par

agra

ph 3

2 Bo

dy: p

arag

raph

23

Conc

lusi

on: p

arag

raph

42

3, 5

, 6, 8

, 93

1 at

pre

sent

(lin

e 1)

, not

man

y (li

ne 1

), re

ason

s (li

ne

3), i

nter

natio

nal p

oliti

cs (l

ine

12)

Poss

ible

ans

wer

ssu

gges

ting

(line

3):

prop

osin

g; b

illio

n (li

ne 4

): th

ousa

nd m

illio

n; n

ativ

e (li

ne 5

): fir

st la

ngua

ge;

com

mer

ce (l

ine

12):

trad

e; b

usin

ess

4 Fi

rst c

ondi

tion

al: `

… if

we

do n

ot le

arn

it at

sc

hool

, we

will

pro

babl

y ne

ver l

earn

it.΄

(line

8)

Seco

nd c

ondi

tion

al: `

… it

wou

ld b

e a

good

idea

if

peop

le le

arne

d Ch

ines

e.΄ (

lines

3-4

)5

a) 7

; b) 2

, 5, 6

; c) 3

, 4; d

) 1, 8

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NIT

S 4•

5•6

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mm

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here

2 w

ho/t

hat

3 w

hose

4 w

hich

/tha

t (ca

n be

om

itted

)5

whi

ch/t

hat

6 w

ho/t

hat (

can

be o

mitt

ed)

2 1

Thes

e ar

e tw

o fr

iend

s (w

ho/t

hat)

I m

et w

hen

I w

as a

t sch

ool.

(can

be

omitt

ed)

2 La

st w

eek

I saw

a h

orro

r film

whi

ch/t

hat w

as v

ery

frig

hten

ing.

3 Th

at’s

the

teac

her w

hose

son

pla

ys fo

r the

loca

l fo

otba

ll te

am.

4 Th

at is

the

office

whe

re m

y m

othe

r wor

ks.

5 Sa

rah

is th

e gi

rl (w

ho/t

hat)

I do

my

scho

ol w

ork

with

. (ca

n be

om

itted

)6

Brin

g th

e bo

oks

whi

ch/t

hat a

re o

n th

e to

p sh

elf.

3 1a

)2a

)3b

)4b

)4

1 st

udie

s2

wou

ld y

ou d

o3

wou

ldn’

t hav

e ha

d4

won

’t go

5 ha

d to

ld6

boug

ht

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g5

1 m

eani

ng2

deat

h3

trea

tmen

t4

beha

viou

r5

deci

sion

6 m

edic

atio

n/m

edic

ine

6 1

to2

for

3 ab

out/

of4

for

5 at

6 on

Rea

din

gPo

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 N

o. H

e be

lieve

s in

God

.2

No.

Tim

War

dle

foun

d Pe

ter W

illia

mso

n in

ord

er to

m

ake

the

prog

ram

me.

3 It

was

diffi

cult.

It to

ok T

im W

ardl

e qu

ite a

long

tim

e to

find

him

.4

She’

s Pe

ter W

illia

mso

n’s

wife

.5

No,

he

isn’

t. H

e sa

ys th

at e

njoy

ing

wha

t you

’ve

got a

nd b

eing

hap

py w

ith y

our l

ife

is th

e m

ain

thin

g.

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tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

/ 1

6

6 H

is s

ecre

t is

to h

ave

a ca

ring

fam

ily a

nd b

e ha

ppy

with

his

life

.2

1 T.

`the

mos

t ord

inar

y m

an ta

kes

less

than

hal

f an

hour

’s a

wee

k …

΄ (lin

es 1

-2)

2 F.

`the

mos

t ord

inar

y m

an o

wns

… a

nd a

t lea

st

one

Har

ry P

otte

r nov

el …

΄ (lin

es 1

-4)

3 T.

`… T

im W

ardl

e w

ho w

ante

d to

mak

e a

tele

visi

on p

rogr

amm

e ab

out M

r Ord

inar

y to

ok

som

e tim

e to

find

him

.΄ (li

nes

7-8)

4 F.

`Pet

er W

illia

mso

n ha

s tw

o so

ns, T

yler

and

Ki

eran

. (lin

es 8

-9)

5 F.

`Mr.

Will

iam

son

is q

uite

hap

py w

ith h

is li

fe …

΄ (li

nes

9-10

)6

F. `M

r. W

illia

mso

n is

qui

te h

appy

with

his

life

… if

yo

u …

are

con

tent

with

you

r life

… th

en

you’

ll be

hap

py.΄

(line

s 12

-13)

3 1

say ‘

Sorr

y’ (l

ine

5)2

asto

nish

ing

(line

5)

3 ch

arac

teris

tics

(line

6)

4 w

orke

r (lin

e 9)

5 fo

rtun

atel

y (li

ne 9

)6

happ

y (li

ne 9

)/co

nten

t (lin

e 12

)

List

enin

g4

1b)

2c)

3c)

4a)

UN

IT7

THE

ENV

IrO

NM

ENT

Vo

cab

ula

ryEn

viro

nmen

tal p

robl

ems

1b 1

h); 2

i); 3

e); 4

b); 5

g); 6

d); 7

j); 8

f ); 9

c); 1

0a)

2 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Envi

ronm

enta

l sol

utio

ns4b

1 T

he u

se o

f pes

ticid

es p

rote

cts

the

plan

ts w

e gr

ow

for f

ood,

but

ther

e ar

e po

ssib

le fu

ture

ris

ks to

our

hea

lth.

2 Lo

ts o

f fish

die

d in

the

river

nea

r my

villa

ge la

st

year

due

to to

xic

was

te fr

om a

loca

l fac

tory

.3

Man

y co

mpa

nies

now

try

to p

rote

ct th

e en

viro

nmen

t by

redu

cing

pla

stic

pac

kagi

ng fo

r th

eir p

rodu

cts

to a

min

imum

pos

sibl

e.4

Noi

se p

ollu

tion

is a

ser

ious

hea

lth p

robl

em

espe

cial

ly in

citi

es a

nd in

are

as c

lose

to a

irpor

ts.

5 G

over

nmen

ts s

houl

d in

vest

mor

e in

rene

wab

le

ener

gies

, suc

h as

sol

ar e

nerg

y or

win

d po

wer

.6

Clim

ate

chan

ge is

cau

sing

sev

ere

drou

ght i

n Ea

st

Afr

ica.

The

lack

of w

ater

kill

s cr

op p

lant

s an

d ca

n ca

use

deva

stat

ing

fam

ines

.7

Sola

r pan

els

can

abso

rb li

ght f

rom

the

sun

to

prod

uce

elec

tric

ity o

r to

heat

wat

er.

8 If

you

wan

t to

get r

id o

f you

r old

com

pute

r, yo

u sh

ould

take

it to

a re

cycl

ing

cent

re.

5 Sp

ain

is th

e w

orld

’s th

ird b

igge

st p

rodu

cer o

f w

ind

pow

er, a

fter

the

USA

and

Ger

man

y. O

n pa

rtic

ular

ly w

indy

day

s th

e co

untr

y ca

n ge

nera

te

mor

e el

ectr

icity

than

is re

quire

d. N

ever

thel

ess

the

gove

rnm

ent s

till n

eeds

to in

vest

muc

h m

ore

in

rene

wab

le e

nerg

ies.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

erTh

e te

xt is

abo

ut c

limat

e ch

ange

and

wha

t w

e ne

ed to

do

to fi

ght i

t, w

hile

stil

l pro

mot

ing

econ

omic

and

soc

ial d

evel

opm

ent.

2 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

agric

ultu

ral a

nd la

nd u

se c

hang

es, g

reen

hous

e ga

ses,

glob

al a

vera

ge te

mpe

ratu

res,

clim

ate

chan

ge, i

ndus

tria

l dev

elop

men

t, ai

r pol

lutio

n,

sust

aina

ble

deve

lopm

ent,

atm

osph

ere,

floo

d, ri

sing

se

a le

vel,

trop

ical

sto

rms,

coas

tal e

rosi

on, n

atur

al

disa

ster

s, na

tiona

l dev

elop

men

t pla

nnin

g

Prac

tice

4 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Be

caus

e of

the

burn

ing

of fo

ssil

fuel

s fo

r ene

rgy,

an

d ch

ange

s in

agr

icul

ture

and

land

use

. 2

Aver

age

glob

al te

mpe

ratu

res

have

rise

n. 3

It h

as

been

stu

dyin

g ch

ange

s in

the

wea

ther

, the

use

of

ener

gy, r

esou

rces

, ind

ustr

ial d

evel

opm

ent a

nd a

ir qu

ality

. 4 T

hey

will

floo

d re

gula

rly. 5

Som

e pe

ople

th

ink

that

ther

e is

not

hing

that

can

be

done

to

prev

ent t

hem

.5

1 F.

`Sin

ce th

e pr

e-in

dust

rial e

ra, t

he E

arth

’s cl

imat

e ha

s ra

dica

lly c

hang

ed …

΄ (lin

es 1

-2);

2 F.

`… a

t lea

st

som

e of

thes

e ch

ange

s ca

n be

att

ribut

ed to

hum

an

activ

ity.΄

(line

s 2-

3); 3

T. `

… w

e ar

e ex

perie

ncin

g an

incr

ease

in g

loba

l ave

rage

tem

pera

ture

s.΄ (l

ines

6-

7); 4

T. `

the

Uni

ted

Nat

ions

… C

onve

ntio

n on

Cl

imat

e Ch

ange

has

reco

gnis

ed th

at p

rote

ctio

n of

the

atm

osph

ere

is o

f gre

at im

port

ance

.΄ (li

nes

13-1

4); 5

F. `

… tr

opic

al s

torm

s an

d lo

cal c

oast

al

eros

ion

may

in fa

ct w

orse

n th

e po

vert

y th

at

alre

ady

exis

ts th

ere.

΄ (lin

es 1

9-20

)6

1 du

e to

(lin

e 3)

; 2 a

s a

resu

lt (li

ne 6

); 3

pred

icte

d (li

ne 8

); 4

to c

onfr

ont (

line

10);

5 in

add

ition

to (l

ines

10

-11)

; 6 to

pics

(lin

e 12

)7

1 ta

ken

into

acc

ount

(lin

e 16

); 2

to fa

cilit

ate

(line

17

); 3

pove

rty

(line

17)

; 4 ri

sing

(lin

e 19

); 5

wor

sen

(line

20)

; 6 b

road

er (l

ine

24)

8 a)

NO

TICI

NG

1 Th

e po

sses

sive

‘s2

The

Uni

ted

Nat

ions

Com

mis

sion

on

Sust

aina

ble

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17 /

Acc

ess

1 • S

tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

Dev

elop

men

t3

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s: h

as ra

dica

lly c

hang

ed (l

ine

2),

have

reac

hed

(line

5),

has

reco

gnis

ed (l

ine

14)

4 at

som

e tim

e be

fore

the

2080

s.

Gra

mm

arPa

st p

erfe

ct1

yes;

2b)

1 2

The

Prim

e M

inis

ter w

as c

ritic

ised

bec

ause

he’

d (h

ad) l

ied

abou

t the

oil

slic

k.3

We

wer

e tir

ed in

the

mor

ning

bec

ause

we’

d (h

ad)

stud

ied

hard

for o

ur s

cien

ce e

xam

.4

I did

n’t b

uy O

n th

e O

rigin

of S

peci

es b

ecau

se I’d

(h

ad) b

orro

wed

it fr

om th

e lib

rary

.5

My

cous

in w

as v

ery

happ

y be

caus

e m

y un

cle

had

allo

wed

him

to d

rive

his

elec

tric

car

.2

2 W

hen

we

arriv

ed a

t the

Sci

ence

Mus

eum

, it h

ad

(alre

ady)

clo

sed.

3 Sh

e ha

dn’t

(had

not

) rea

d Si

lent

Spr

ing

befo

re I

reco

mm

ende

d it

to h

er.

4 A

fter

the

stud

ents

had

fini

shed

read

ing

On

The

Orig

in o

f Spe

cies

, the

teac

her s

et a

test

on

it.5

Aft

er h

e ha

d in

stal

led

sola

r pan

els

on h

is ro

of, h

is

elec

tric

ity b

ill w

ent d

own.

Mod

als:

can

, cou

ld, b

e ab

le to

1c)

3 2

can;

3 c

ould

; 4 c

ould

n’t/

was

n’t a

ble

to, c

an/w

ill b

e ab

le; 5

cou

ld/c

an, c

an/c

ould

4 2

I cou

ldn’

t joi

n th

e de

mon

stra

tion

beca

use

I’m

afra

id o

f cro

wds

.3

The

scie

nce

teac

her e

xpla

ined

it s

ever

al ti

mes

so

I co

uld

unde

rsta

nd it

.4

He

coul

dn’t

do a

ny m

ore

rese

arch

bec

ause

he

was

ver

y ill

.5

We

can’

t (ca

nnot

) sav

e th

is s

peci

es o

f ins

ect.

Mod

als:

mus

t/m

ustn

’t; sh

ould

/oug

ht to

;m

ay/m

ight

/cou

ld1

a)1;

b)4

; c)2

; d)3

5 2c

); 3a

); 4b

); 5b

); 6b

)6

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atrix

Pot

ter c

ould

pai

nt v

ery

wel

l at a

n ea

rly

age.

2 I c

an’t

help

you

writ

e yo

ur c

ompo

sitio

n.3

Fran

k jo

ined

Gre

enpe

ace

whe

n he

was

six

teen

ye

ars

old.

4 W

e m

isse

d th

e pr

ogra

mm

e on

Jacq

ues

Cous

teau

be

caus

e th

e TV

had

bro

ken

dow

n.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gW

ord

fam

ilies

2 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Ex

trem

e w

eath

er; 2

The

hum

an b

ody;

3 M

aths

3 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

4 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

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nu

nci

atio

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cogn

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, uni

ted

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nge,

dan

gers

, nat

ions

, tak

ing,

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se, a

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troy

, em

ploy

, oily

, voi

ces

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d); 3

b); 4

e); 5

a); 6

i); 7

h); 8

j); 9

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3b a

roun

d, h

owev

er, k

now

, pho

ned

4 1

I’d li

ke to

kno

w h

ow to

hel

p th

e en

viro

nmen

t.2

We

hear

d he

r cle

arly

bec

ause

she

spo

ke in

a lo

ud

voic

e.3

He

gave

me

a rin

g to

say

he’

d fo

und

his

mon

ey.

4 A

re y

ou th

inki

ng o

f tak

ing

a bo

at?

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1a

1, 2

, 4, 6

1b S

ugge

sted

ans

wer

s1

Oh

yes,

of c

ours

e.2

Firs

t of a

ll sh

e sa

ys n

o, b

ut s

he th

en a

dmits

that

he

r dad

took

her

to th

e ci

nem

a be

caus

e it

was

ra

inin

g.4

Not

muc

h.6

Thre

e.2a

3, 6

, 7, 5

, 42b

3 Y

es, i

n ev

ery

room

.6

Just

one

– h

er b

roth

er’s

car.

7 Th

ey w

ear e

xtra

clo

thes

and

the

heat

ing

is s

olar

he

atin

g.5

Of c

ours

e.4

Wel

l my

mum

alw

ays

buys

org

anic

egg

s an

d br

ead

and

thin

gs …

. A

nd th

ey d

on’t

eat

any

mea

t. Th

ey’re

all

vege

taria

ns.

5 a)

The

y se

para

te th

eir r

ubbi

sh fo

r rec

yclin

g. T

hey

wea

r ext

ra c

loth

es w

hen

it’s

cold

.b)

It’s

an e

lect

ric c

ar. (

It is

n’t.)

6a 1

1; 2

5; 3

2; 4

4; 5

1; 6

26b

To

give

her

self

time

to th

ink

whe

n sh

e’s

not s

ure

wha

t to

say.

Wri

tin

gA

n in

form

ativ

e es

say

1a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

er.

1b P

ossi

ble

answ

er1

Yes,

it do

es. H

e di

scov

ered

the

proc

ess

of

evol

utio

n.2

2 `A

ll th

e ne

w fi

sh a

re d

iffer

ent;

they

are

nev

er

exac

tly th

e sa

me.

΄ (lin

es 4

-5)

3 `B

ecau

se o

f a c

hang

e in

con

ditio

ns, o

ne o

f the

se

diffe

renc

es m

ay b

ecom

e ve

ry im

port

ant.

The

fish

that

hav

e it

live

and

the

fish

that

do

not h

ave

it di

e.΄

(line

s 5-

7)4

`The

fish

that

live

will

hav

e ch

ildre

n w

ho a

lso

have

the

diffe

renc

e.΄ (

lines

7-8

)

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Ans

wer

Key

/ 1

8

5 `F

inal

ly, a

ll th

e fis

h ha

ve it

and

the

who

le s

peci

es

has

chan

ged.

Thi

s pr

oces

s is

cal

led

evol

utio

n. (l

ines

9-

10)

6 `E

volu

tion

is a

ver

y sl

ow p

roce

ss.΄

(line

11)

7 `…

peo

ple

and

mon

keys

com

e fr

om th

e sa

me

orig

inal

spe

cies

.΄ (li

nes

12-1

3)3

1 m

ay (l

ine

6);

2 ha

s ch

ange

d (li

ne 9

)3

had

belie

ved

(line

13)

4 of

ten

(line

3),

neve

r (lin

e 5)

5 th

e fis

h th

at h

ave

it liv

e (li

nes

6-7)

; the

fish

that

do

not

hav

e it

die

(line

7);

the

fish

that

live

will

hav

e ch

ildre

n (li

nes

7-8)

; chi

ldre

n w

ho a

lso

have

the

diffe

renc

e (li

ne 8

)4

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.5

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.7

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

UN

IT8

ON

TH

E rO

AD

Vo

cab

ula

ryTr

affic

wor

ds1

1 G

; 2 D

; 3 E

; 4 B

; 5 H

; 6 J;

7 I;

8 F

; 9 C

; 10

A2b

1 B

efor

e yo

u ge

t you

r driv

ing

licen

ce y

ou h

ave

to

take

driv

ing

less

ons

and

pass

a te

st.

2 Yo

u ha

ve to

sto

p w

hen

the

traffi

c lig

hts

are

red.

3 M

y ca

r bro

ke d

own

yest

erda

y so

I ha

d to

cal

l the

br

eakd

own

serv

ice.

4 W

e ar

rived

late

bec

ause

we’

d go

t cau

ght i

n a

terr

ible

traffi

c ja

m.

5 Th

e tr

affic

war

den

gave

me

a pa

rkin

g tic

ket f

or

stop

ping

in a

no-

park

ing

zone

.6

A p

edes

tria

n cr

ossi

ng is

a s

peci

ally

mar

ked

plac

e fo

r peo

ple

to c

ross

a ro

ad.

7 Th

e sp

eed

limit

on a

Spa

nish

mot

orw

ay is

120

km

pe

r hou

r.8

A ro

ad s

ign

give

s in

form

atio

n to

driv

ers.

road

saf

ety

4 1g

); 2c

); 3a

); 4

f ); 5

h); 6

d); 7

e); 8

b)5

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.6

1 A

fter

the

acci

dent

my

car w

as ta

ken

away

by

the

brea

kdow

n se

rvic

e.2

In E

ngla

nd th

ere

are

big

whi

te li

nes

pain

ted

on

the

road

at p

edes

tria

n cr

ossi

ngs.

3 O

n Sp

anis

h m

otor

way

s pe

ople

tend

to d

rive

fast

er th

an th

ey s

houl

d.4

I got

my

driv

ing

licen

ce w

hen

I tur

ned

eigh

teen

.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1b P

ossi

ble

answ

ers

1 Be

caus

e it

was

ver

y un

usua

l.2

Beca

use

it ha

ppen

s al

l the

tim

e.3

Redu

ce th

e sp

eed

limit

to 2

0 ki

lom

etre

s pe

r hou

r.2

1 Th

e te

xt d

oes

not a

nsw

er th

is q

uest

ion.

2 Th

e te

xt a

nsw

ers

this

que

stio

n: li

nes

18-2

0.3

The

text

ans

wer

s th

is q

uest

ion:

line

s 23

-25.

Prac

tice

3 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Th

e `R

ed F

lag

Law

΄ sai

d th

at e

very

car

had

to

follo

w a

per

son

hold

ing

a re

d fla

g.2

They

wer

e sh

ocke

d by

a c

row

d di

sast

er a

t a

foot

ball

mat

ch w

hich

cau

sed

the

deat

h

of 9

6 pe

ople

.3

They

are

n’t o

n th

e fr

ont p

age

beca

use

they

ha

ppen

all

the

time,

so

they

are

n’t n

ews.

4 A

roun

d 3,

000

peop

le a

re k

illed

in c

ar a

ccid

ents

in

Brita

in e

very

yea

r.5

The

auth

or s

ugge

sts

cutt

ing

spee

d lim

its to

20

kilo

met

res

per h

our.

4 1

F. `…

a m

an c

arry

ing

a re

d fla

g ha

d to

wal

k in

fron

t of e

very

car

.΄ (li

nes

4-5)

; 2 T

. `…

it w

as

incr

ease

d to

20

mile

s (3

2 ki

lom

etre

s) a

n ho

ur.΄

(line

s 10

-11)

; 3 F

. `…

nin

etys

ix p

eopl

e w

ere

kille

d be

caus

e of

ove

rcro

wdi

ng a

t a fo

otba

ll st

adiu

m

in S

heffi

eld

in th

e no

rth

of E

ngla

nd.΄

(line

s 16

-18

); 4

T. `…

this

dis

aste

r was

on

the

fron

t pag

e of

ne

wsp

aper

s al

l ove

r the

wor

ld.΄

(line

18)

; 5 F

. Not

in

the

text

. (lin

es 2

0-21

); 6

Not

in th

e te

xt.

5 1

carr

ying

(lin

e 4)

; 2 k

nock

ed d

own

(line

15)

; 3

over

crow

ding

(lin

e 17

); 4

all o

ver (

line

18);

5 ye

t (li

ne 1

8)6

1 in

fron

t of (

line

4); 2

slow

(lin

e 5)

; 3 e

xpen

sive

(lin

e 6)

; 4 sa

me

(line

16)

; 5 u

nder

(lin

e 21

); 6

mor

e (li

ne 2

4)

NO

TICI

NG

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

diffe

rent

(lin

e 16

), Sh

effiel

d (li

ne 1

7), t

raffi

c (li

ne

20)

2 In

the

late

nin

etee

nth

cent

ury

(line

1),

first

(lin

e 2)

, in

1896

(lin

es 8

-9),

late

r (lin

e 10

), In

190

8 (li

ne

14),

ever

y w

eeke

nd (l

ine

20),

Now

aday

s (li

ne 2

0),

Ever

y ye

ar (l

ine

23)

3 on

the

road

s (li

ne 2

), in

Brit

ain

(line

3),

in fr

ont o

f ev

ery

car (

lines

4 a

nd 5

), in

Lon

don

(line

15)

4 no

un +

nou

n: fo

otba

ll st

adiu

m (l

ine

17),

fron

t pa

ge (l

ine

18),

road

acc

iden

ts (l

ine

22),

spee

d lim

it (li

ne 2

3); a

djec

tive

+ n

oun

+ no

un: n

ew s

peed

lim

it (li

ne 9

)5

wer

e kn

ocke

d do

wn

(line

15)

, wer

e ki

lled

(line

17)

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ess

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tude

nts’

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Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

Gra

mm

arTh

e pa

ssiv

e1

be; 2

pas

t par

ticip

le; 3

2; 4

by

1 1

Man

y pe

ople

are

kill

ed in

car

acc

iden

ts e

very

w

eeke

nd.

2 M

y fr

iend

s w

ere

knoc

ked

dow

n by

a v

an

yest

erda

y bu

t for

tuna

tely

thei

r inj

urie

s ar

en’t

serio

us.

3 In

189

6 a

new

spe

ed li

mit

was

intr

oduc

ed in

Br

itain

.4

Drin

king

and

driv

ing

is a

dan

gero

us c

ombi

natio

n;

they

sho

uld

neve

r be

mix

ed.

5 I d

on’t

know

if n

ew d

rivin

g lic

ence

s ar

e is

sued

on

line

in s

ome

coun

trie

s.6

A n

ew ro

ad s

afet

y ca

mpa

ign

will

be

show

n on

te

levi

sion

nex

t mon

th.

2 2

Very

few

car

s ha

ve b

een

sold

this

yea

r bec

ause

of

the

econ

omic

cris

is.

3 I w

asn’

t fine

d by

the

polic

eman

for p

arki

ng in

the

wro

ng p

lace

.4

My

car w

as ta

ken

to th

e ga

rage

by

the

brea

kdow

n lo

rry.

5 A

new

mot

orw

ay is

bei

ng b

uilt

near

my

tow

n.6

New

road

sig

ns w

ill b

e de

sign

ed in

the

futu

re.

3 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

4 2

We

wer

en’t

told

(by

anyo

ne) t

hat t

here

was

a

traffi

c ja

m.

3 Sh

e w

as o

ffere

d a

chea

p ca

r on

the

Inte

rnet

.4

Is h

e be

ing

give

n dr

ivin

g le

sson

s by

you

?5

I was

n’t l

ent t

he m

otor

bike

by

my

brot

her.

6 Sh

e’s

(She

is) p

aid

a lo

w s

alar

y as

a tr

affic

war

den.

5 2f

); 3

a); 4

b); 5

c); 6

e)

Que

stio

n ta

gs1b

); 2b

); 3a

)6

2 w

asn’

t it;

3 do

esn’

t it;

4 di

d th

ey; 5

are

n’t t

here

; 6

won

’t th

ey7

1 Th

e ca

r was

take

n to

the

gara

ge b

y th

em.

2 Ve

ry fe

w c

ars

wer

e so

ld la

st y

ear.

3 I w

as g

iven

a lo

t of a

dvic

e by

my

driv

ing

inst

ruct

or.

4 Sa

lly’s

driv

ing

licen

ce w

as s

ent t

o he

r by

post

.5

The

youn

g m

an w

as k

nock

ed d

own

by a

smal

l car

.6

Phili

p as

ked

us n

ot to

driv

e in

this

wea

ther

, di

dn’t

he?

8 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

gCo

mpo

und

noun

s1b

2c)

byp

ass;

3e)

cou

ntry

side

; 4j)

driv

ing

scho

ol; 5

d)

guid

eboo

k; 6

b) p

etro

l sta

tion;

7g)

saf

ety/

seat

bel

t; 8h

) tax

i driv

er; 9

i) tr

affic

jam

; 10a

) wea

ther

fore

cast

2 2

coun

trys

ide;

3 w

eath

er fo

reca

st; 4

saf

ety/

seat

be

lt; 5

driv

ing

scho

ol; 6

taxi

driv

er3

2j);

3b);

4i);

5d);

6k);

7c);

8h);

9e);

10l);

11a

); 12

g)

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mid

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e-/p

ost-

autu

mn

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ono/

mul

ti/in

ter/

sub/

tran

scul

tura

l4

sem

i-det

ache

d5

bio/

mon

ogra

phic

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st/p

rem

oder

nism

7 pr

e-/p

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nata

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ay

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nu

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rms

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eak,

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wea

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ong,

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eak;

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tron

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wea

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3 W

ell n

ow, l

et m

e se

e …

. Yes

, thi

s is

a v

ery

inte

rest

ing

phot

ogra

ph. T

here

are

lots

of t

hing

s to

ta

lk a

bout

her

e …

. In

the

fore

grou

nd th

ere’

s a

big

red

and

whi

te lo

rry

… .

In th

e ba

ckgr

ound

ther

e’s

a ta

ll w

hite

bui

ldin

g …

. I d

on’t

know

wha

t it i

s bu

t it i

sn’t

a ho

use

… .

On

the

right

of t

he p

hoto

I c

an s

ee a

mot

orbi

ke …

. N

ext t

o th

e bi

g re

d an

d w

hite

lorr

y th

ere

is a

sm

all w

hite

car

. I th

ink

the

whi

te c

ar is

ove

rtak

ing

the

lorr

y. O

h an

d th

e ro

ad

is n

ot a

n or

dina

ry ro

ad. I

t is

a m

otor

way

so

the

cars

are

pro

babl

y go

ing

very

fast

. I c

an a

lso

see

a m

otor

bike

but

I do

n’t k

now

if th

e rid

er is

wea

ring

a he

lmet

. I c

an’t

see

any

pede

stria

ns b

ecau

se th

is is

a

mot

orw

ay a

nd I

can’

t see

any

taxi

s or

bic

ycle

s. Bu

t I

can

see

som

e bi

g bl

ue tr

affic

sign

s.4a

Wel

l now

, er,

this

is a

n in

tere

stin

g ph

otog

raph

. I

thin

k I c

an ta

lk a

bout

a lo

t of t

hing

s he

re. …

In th

e fo

regr

ound

ther

e’s

a lo

rry

and

ther

e ar

e th

ree

or

four

car

s …

In th

e ba

ckgr

ound

ther

e ar

e a

lot o

f tr

ees

and

ther

e’s

a ta

ll w

hite

bui

ldin

g …

The

road

is

a m

otor

way

, and

on

both

sid

es o

f the

mot

orw

ay

I can

see

gre

en g

rass

. The

wea

ther

is g

ood

– I t

hink

it

is p

roba

bly

a ni

ce s

umm

er’s

day.

The

sky

is b

lue

but t

here

are

no

clou

ds in

the

sky.

I sa

id th

at th

ere

are

som

e tr

ees,

but I

can

’t se

e an

y bi

rds

or a

nim

als

or a

nyth

ing

like

that

. Now

then

on

the

right

of t

he

phot

o I c

an s

ee a

pet

rol s

tatio

n …

and

I ca

n al

so

see

som

e bi

g tr

affic

sign

s. I c

an s

ee s

ome

road

ju

nctio

ns to

o. T

he c

ars

and

lorr

ies

are

driv

ing

on

the

left

so

this

is n

ot E

ngla

nd.

John

say

s th

at th

ere

are

no c

loud

s in

the

sky.

In

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fact

, the

re a

re c

loud

s in

the

sky.

He

also

say

s th

at th

e ca

rs a

nd lo

rrie

s ar

e dr

ivin

g on

th

e le

ft. I

n fa

ct, t

hey

are

driv

ing

on th

e rig

ht.

4b in

the

fore

grou

nd, i

n th

e ba

ckgr

ound

, on

the

right

of

the

phot

o6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.7

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.8

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Wri

tin

gA

lett

er o

f tha

nks

1 1

a gu

ide

book

to B

ritai

n2

Beca

use

he w

ante

d to

buy

one

but

did

n’t h

ave

enou

gh m

oney

, and

he’

s go

ing

to B

ritai

n so

on.

3 a

bicy

cle,

a c

rash

hel

met

, tw

o bo

oks,

a ne

w m

atch

an

d a

surp

rise

part

y4

He

does

n’t s

ay.

5 H

e w

ent t

o hi

s gr

andm

othe

r’s h

ouse

in

Burg

ohon

do.

6 It

seem

s th

at h

e is

goi

ng to

vis

it Pe

dro

at th

e be

ginn

ing

of A

ugus

t2

1 pa

ragr

aph

12

It fo

llow

s on

bec

ause

Ped

ro fi

rst t

alks

abo

ut

Sim

on’s

pres

ent i

n th

e fir

st p

arag

raph

, and

he

then

m

entio

ns o

ther

pre

sent

s he

got

in th

e

seco

nd p

arag

raph

.3

Beca

use

he w

ants

to c

heck

if S

imon

is g

oing

to

com

e in

the

sum

mer

so

he c

an ta

ke h

im to

Bu

rgoh

ondo

. (Th

is fo

rmul

a is

use

d to

elic

it a

repl

y.)

3 1

at th

e to

p of

the

lett

er o

n th

e rig

ht2

cont

ract

ions

: You

’re, I

t’ll,

won

’t, d

idn’

t, w

asn’

t, I’v

e, a

ren’

t, it’

s, I’l

lqu

esti

ons

tags

: won

’t it?

was

n’t i

t? a

ren’

t the

re?

aren

’t yo

u?ex

clam

atio

ns: y

ou w

on’t

belie

ve th

is! a

nd a

su

rpris

e pa

rty!

Writ

e so

on!

4 1

I was

als

o gi

ven

(line

9);

2 Yo

u’re

com

ing

(line

13)

; 3

whe

n yo

u co

me

in th

e su

mm

er. (

lines

12-

13)

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

8 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

UN

IT9

TrU

TH A

ND

LIE

SV

oca

bu

lary

Body

lang

uage

1 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

2 1

D; 2

E; 3

B; 4

A; 5

H; 6

G; 7

F; 8

C3

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

a) u

ncom

fort

able

; b) h

ones

t2

a) fr

iend

lines

s, b)

sus

pici

ous

3 a)

tran

spar

ency

, b) t

ellin

g4

a) d

ecei

ving

, b) t

ruth

fully

Prov

erbs

4 1

Liar

s ne

ed g

ood

mem

orie

s.2

Child

ren

and

fool

s ca

nnot

lie.

3 D

ead

men

tell

no li

es.

4 Tr

uth

is s

tran

ger t

han

fictio

n.5

Hon

esty

is th

e be

st p

olic

y.6

The

trut

h w

ill o

ut.

5a S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers.

5b a

)5; b

)4; c

)1; d

)6; e

)2; f

)36

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.7

1 I k

new

my

frie

nd w

as ly

ing.

She

’s a

terr

ible

liar

!2

Hon

esty

is th

e be

st p

olic

y bu

t som

etim

es I

thin

k a

whi

te li

e is

oka

y.3

I was

sus

pici

ous

beca

use

he d

idn’

t mak

e ey

e co

ntac

t with

me.

4 Le

arni

ng to

con

trol

you

r bod

y la

ngua

ge a

nd lo

ok

rela

xed

and

open

is im

port

ant.

5 Po

litic

ians

sho

w y

ou th

eir p

alm

s as

a s

ign

they

ar

e be

ing

trut

hful

.8

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Rea

din

gSt

rate

gies

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Th

ings

that

peo

ple

say

that

are

n’t t

rue.

2 ly

ing:

the

actio

n of

telli

ng li

es; l

iars

: peo

ple

who

te

ll lie

s2

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.3

1 `…

we

all t

ell l

ies.΄

(lin

e 1)

2 `…

wom

en a

re b

ette

r tha

n m

en a

t kno

win

g w

hat o

ther

peo

ple

are

thin

king

and

that

mak

es it

ea

sier

to m

anip

ulat

e so

meo

ne’s

min

d w

ith a

mor

e pl

ausi

ble

lie. M

en’s

lies

are

ofte

n to

o si

mpl

e …

΄ (li

nes

4-6)

3 N

ot a

nsw

ered

in th

e te

xt.

Prac

tice

4 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 Pe

ople

beg

in ly

ing

whe

n th

ey a

re v

ery

youn

g:

from

abo

ut th

e ag

e of

two.

2 W

omen

kno

w w

hat

othe

r peo

ple

are

thin

king

and

so

can

inve

nt li

es

that

are

mor

e lik

ely

to b

e be

lieve

d by

the

pers

on

they

are

lyin

g to

. 3 Y

ou h

ave

to h

ave

a go

od

mem

ory.

4 S

tude

nts

tell

the

mos

t lie

s. 5

He

or s

he’s

joki

ng, b

ecau

se O

’Con

nor h

as st

udie

d ly

ing

so m

uch.

5 1

F. `W

e al

l tel

l lie

s΄ (l

ine

1)2

T. «

`The

cat

ate

it?’

— `Y

es, m

umm

y, th

e ca

t ate

it

all.’

Prac

tice

mak

es p

erfe

ct. B

y th

e ag

e of

five

man

y ch

ildre

n ar

e ve

ry g

ood

at ly

ing.

» (li

nes

2-4)

3 F.

`Exp

ert S

anjid

a O

’Con

nor s

ays

wom

en a

re

bett

er th

an m

en a

t kno

win

g w

hat o

ther

peo

ple

are

thin

king

.΄ (li

nes

4-5)

4 F.

`It’s

best

not

to in

clud

e to

o m

uch

unne

cess

ary

deta

il.΄ (

line

10);

5 F.

`Uni

vers

ity s

tude

nts

lie to

thei

r mot

hers

in h

alf

thei

r con

vers

atio

ns, a

nd to

com

plet

e st

rang

ers

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Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

per c

ent o

f the

tim

e.΄ (

lines

14-

16)

7 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 ev

eryo

ne; 2

at s

ome

time;

3 s

tudi

es/s

urve

ys; 4

be

lieva

ble;

5 fe

elin

gs; 6

how

ever

; 7 n

ot n

eede

d;

8 as

O’C

onno

r say

s

NO

TICI

NG

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

child

ren

(line

1),

wom

en (l

ine

4), m

en (l

ine

5)2

easi

er (l

ine

5), m

ore

plau

sibl

e (li

ne 6

), m

ore

com

plic

ated

(lin

e 8)

, mor

e lik

ely

(line

8)

3 pr

esen

t per

fect

sim

ple:

eve

rybo

dy h

as s

aid

(line

1),

they

hav

e be

en (l

ine

18);

pres

ent p

erfe

ct

cont

inuo

us: t

hey

have

bee

n st

udyi

ng (l

ine

18)

4 it

(line

3),

it (li

ne 4

), it

(line

5)

Gra

mm

arre

port

ed s

tate

men

ts2

my

chan

ges

to h

er, d

idn’

t tel

l cha

nges

to h

adn’

t to

ld, y

este

rday

cha

nges

to th

e da

y be

fore

1 2e

); 3b

); 4a

); 5f

); 6

c)2

2 Th

e bo

y sa

id (t

hat)

the

cat h

ad e

aten

his

new

bo

ok.

3 Jo

hn to

ld h

is m

othe

r tha

t he

was

late

bec

ause

he

had

mis

sed

the

bus.

4 Th

ey to

ld u

s (t

hat)

they

cou

ldn’

t vis

it us

the

follo

win

g da

y.’5

He

said

(tha

t) it

had

n’t r

aine

d th

e ni

ght b

efor

e.6

The

lady

told

her

dau

ghte

r (th

at) s

he w

ould

sta

y at

hom

e th

e fo

llow

ing

wee

k.’

repo

rted

com

man

ds a

nd re

ques

ts1

told

, ask

ed2

past

sim

ple;

It c

hang

es fr

om th

e im

pera

tive

to

the

infin

itive

with

to.

3 2

The

nurs

e to

ld/a

sked

the

patie

nt’s

visi

tors

to b

e qu

iet.

3 O

ur te

ache

r tol

d/as

ked

us to

do

all t

he e

xerc

ises

an

d to

use

our

dic

tiona

ries.

4 Th

e do

ctor

told

/ask

ed h

im to

sto

p sm

okin

g an

d to

eat

hea

lthy

food

.5

My

mot

her t

old/

aske

d m

e no

t to

go o

ut w

ithou

t m

y um

brel

la b

ecau

se it

was

rain

ing.

6 Th

e po

licem

an to

ld/a

sked

her

to g

et o

ut o

f the

ca

r and

to s

how

him

her

lice

nce.

repo

rted

que

stio

ns1

The

wor

d or

der i

s th

e sa

me

as a

sta

tem

ent

(sub

ject

, aux

iliar

y ve

rb, v

erb)

.4

2 H

enry

ask

ed h

is fr

iend

if h

e be

lieve

d w

hat P

eter

ha

d sa

id. 3

Don

ald

aske

d m

e w

here

I ha

d le

arne

d En

glis

h. 4

Est

her a

sked

us

if sh

e co

uld

com

e w

ith u

s to

the

part

y th

e ne

xt d

ay. 5

She

ila a

sked

Pau

l whe

n he

was

goi

ng to

vis

it th

em. 6

Rob

ert a

sked

Joe

if he

ha

d ev

er b

een

to E

ngla

nd.

5 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

erM

icha

el a

sked

Dav

id if

he

had

seen

Mar

gare

t tha

t da

y. D

avid

sai

d th

at h

e ha

dn’t.

He

had

phon

ed h

er

the

nigh

t bef

ore

and

she

hadn

’t be

en fe

elin

g w

ell.

She

was

pro

babl

y ill

. Mic

hael

sai

d th

at h

e’d

(wou

ld)

phon

e he

r lat

er w

hen

they

cam

e ba

ck h

ome.

Dav

id

told

him

to re

mem

ber t

o te

ll he

r the

goo

d ne

ws.

Mic

hael

ask

ed D

avid

wha

t the

goo

d ne

ws

was

. D

avid

told

him

that

Mrs

Ham

ilton

had

pos

tpon

ed

the

Engl

ish

exam

. Mic

hael

sai

d th

at h

e’d

(wou

ld) l

et

Mar

gare

t kno

w, a

nd th

at s

he w

as g

oing

to b

e re

ally

pl

ease

d.6

1 G

eorg

e to

ld h

er h

e w

as in

love

with

her

.2

The

teac

her t

old

the

stud

ents

to d

o th

eir

hom

ewor

k.3

He

aske

d m

e w

hat I

was

doi

ng.

4 Fi

ona

aske

d us

if w

e w

ere

good

stu

dent

s.5

He

aske

d us

whe

re w

e liv

ed.

6 To

m to

ld m

e th

at h

e w

as v

ery

unha

ppy.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g

Com

poun

d ad

ject

ives

1a 2

d) b

ad-t

empe

red

3a) fi

rst-

clas

s4b

) han

dmad

e5e

) lef

t-ha

nded

6i) l

ong-

haire

d7h

) wat

erpr

oof

8g) f

ull-t

ime

9f )

blue

-eye

d10

j) du

ty fr

ee2

2 du

ty fr

ee3

Han

dmad

e4

bad-

tem

pere

d5

full-

time

6 ab

sent

-min

ded

3 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

revi

sion

of c

ompa

rati

ves

4 2

big

– bi

gger

– th

e bi

gges

t3

busy

– b

usie

r – th

e bu

sies

t4

diffi

cult

– m

ore

diffi

cult

– th

e m

ost d

ifficu

lt5

far –

fart

her/

furt

her –

the

fart

hest

/fur

thes

t6

fat –

fatt

er –

the

fatt

est

7 ha

rd –

har

der –

the

hard

est

8 im

port

ant –

mor

e im

port

ant –

the

mos

t im

port

ant

9 in

telli

gent

– m

ore

inte

llige

nt –

the

mos

t in

telli

gent

10 la

te –

late

r – th

e la

test

11 p

rett

y –

pret

tier –

the

pret

tiest

12 s

lim –

slim

mer

– th

e sl

imm

est

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

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/ 2

2

Pro

nu

nci

atio

nH

omog

raph

s1

1 a)

clo

se [v

erb]

/klE

*z/,

b) c

lose

[adv

erb]

/klE

*s/

2 a)

con

trac

t [ve

rb] /

kEn’

træ

kt/,

b) c

ontr

act [

noun

] /’k

Antr

ækt

/3

a) li

ve [v

erb]

/lIv

/, b)

live

[adj

ectiv

e] /l

aIv/

4 a)

min

ute

[nou

n] /’

mIn

It/, b

) min

ute

[adj

ectiv

e]

/maI

’nju

:t/

5 a)

pol

ish

[ver

b] /’

pAlI1

/, b)

Pol

ish

[adj

ectiv

e]

/’pE*

lI1/

6 a)

pro

duce

[ver

b] /p

rE’d

ju:s

/, b)

pro

duce

[nou

n]

/’prA

dju:

s/7

a) te

ar [v

erb]

/teE

/, b)

tear

[nou

n] /t

IE/

8 a)

win

d [v

erb]

/waI

nd/,

b) w

ind

[nou

n] /w

Ind/

Hom

opho

nes

3 2

writ

e, ri

ght

3 at

e, e

ight

4 tw

o, to

o5

thei

r, th

ere

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g1

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.2a

1 /’

hæm

b#:g

E/2

/’hAl

BdeB

z/3

/’æns

Ed/

4 /f

E’gA

tEn/

5 /’t

elBv

B^En

/3

He’

s w

rong

abo

ut a

ll th

ree.

Her

lies

wer

e: s

he

got u

p at

8 o

’cloc

k no

t hal

f pas

t sev

en, s

he d

idn’

t fo

rget

her

Fre

nch

hom

ewor

k an

d sh

e di

dn’t

wat

ch

tele

visi

on.

4 W

ell,

I got

up

at h

alf p

ast s

ix. I

alw

ays

get u

p at

ha

lf pa

st s

ix. I

had

coff

ee a

nd to

ast f

or b

reak

fast

. I a

lway

s ha

ve c

offee

and

toas

t for

bre

akfa

st. I

was

la

te fo

r sch

ool b

ecau

se I

met

Car

ola

in th

e st

reet

an

d w

e st

arte

d ta

lkin

g. S

he, e

r, sh

e to

ld m

e th

at h

er

sist

er h

ad w

on th

e lo

tter

y …

er t

hat s

he h

ad w

on

thre

e th

ousa

nd p

ound

s in

the

lott

ery

… a

nd e

r she

w

as g

oing

to c

eleb

rate

… s

he w

as g

oing

to h

ave

a bi

g pa

rty

and

I was

invi

ted.

We

talk

ed s

o m

uch

that

I w

as la

te fo

r sch

ool.

Dur

ing

hist

ory

I was

thin

king

ab

out C

arol

a’s s

iste

r and

I w

as th

inki

ng a

bout

wha

t I w

ould

do

if I h

ad th

at m

oney

… a

nd I

was

n’t

liste

ning

to th

e te

ache

r. Su

dden

ly th

e te

ache

r as

ked

me

a qu

estio

n an

d I d

idn’

t hea

r … th

en th

e te

ache

r ask

ed m

e w

hy I

didn

’t lik

e hi

stor

y an

d I s

aid

‘Bec

ause

ther

e’s

no fu

ture

in it

!’. A

fter

sch

ool I

wen

t to

the

park

and

I pl

ayed

tenn

is. T

hen

in th

e ev

enin

g I p

laye

d so

me

com

pute

r gam

es a

nd I

didn

’t go

to

bed

until

mid

nigh

t.5

1 H

e di

dn’t

play

tenn

is. 2

He

didn

’t pl

ay c

ompu

ter

gam

es. 3

He

didn

’t go

to b

ed u

ntil

mid

nigh

t.

He

wen

t at t

en o

’cloc

k.8

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s.

Wri

tin

gA

n e-

mai

l exp

ress

ing

an a

polo

gy1

1 ye

ster

day

2 H

e’d

forg

otte

n he

cou

ldn’

t go

out.

3 H

is p

aren

ts s

aid

that

he

coul

dn’t

go o

ut fo

r m

onth

bec

ause

he

had

com

e ho

me

at o

ne o

’cloc

k on

Sat

urda

y ni

ght.

4 ne

xt m

onth

2 1

Conc

lusi

on2

Body

3 Bo

dy4

Intr

oduc

tion

3 1

`I sa

id I

wou

ld lo

ve to

see

the

film

with

you

.΄ (li

nes

3-4;

`… th

ey s

aid

I cou

ldn’

t go

out a

gain

with

my

frie

nds

for a

mon

th.΄

(line

s 7-

8); `

I tol

d th

em th

at I

was

ver

y so

rry΄

(lin

e 8)

; `I p

rom

ised

that

I w

ould

n’t b

e la

te a

gain

.΄ (li

nes

8-9)

2 `Y

ou a

sked

me

if I c

ould

go

to th

e ci

nem

a w

ith

you

on S

atur

day

…΄ (

lines

2-3

)3

`My

mot

her a

nd fa

ther

told

me

not t

o re

turn

ho

me

late

r tha

n m

idni

ght …

΄ (lin

es 5

-6)

4 co

ntra

ctio

ns: I

’d (l

ine

4), c

an’t

(line

4),

didn

’t (li

ne

6), c

ould

n’t (

line

7), a

ren’

t (lin

e 10

), I’m

(lin

e 10

), w

e’ll

(line

11)

, won

’t (li

ne 1

2)qu

esti

on ta

gs: a

ren’

t the

y? (l

ine

10),

won

’t w

e?

(line

12)

excl

amat

ions

: the

y ar

e re

ally

bad

-tem

pere

d so

met

imes

! (lin

e 9)

5 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers.

REVI

EW U

NIT

S 7•

8•9

Gra

mm

ar1

1 w

as, ’d

(had

) pas

sed

2 vi

site

d, h

adn’

t (ha

d no

t) b

een

3 ‘d

(had

left

), kn

ocke

d4

didn

’t ta

lk, ’d

(had

) bee

n5

got,

wen

t6

‘d (h

ad) n

ever

eat

en, s

pent

2 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1 I c

ould

/mig

ht/m

ay v

isit

my

gran

dpar

ents

to

mor

row

.2

Rafa

Nad

al c

an p

lay

exce

llent

tenn

is/c

an p

lay

tenn

is v

ery

wel

l.3

She

coul

d sp

eak

whe

n sh

e w

as o

nly

thirt

een

mon

ths

old.

4 Ca

n he

cha

nge

the

car w

heel

?5

They

say

it c

ould

/may

/mig

ht s

now

in th

e no

rth,

bu

t it’s

not

con

firm

ed.

6 W

hen

I was

you

nger

, I c

ould

n’t s

wim

.3

1 M

y ca

r was

take

n to

the

gara

ge b

y th

e br

eakd

own

lorr

y.

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tude

nts’

Book

Ans

wer

Key

STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

ANS

WER

KEY

2 I w

asn’

t tol

d th

e tr

uth

(by

them

).3

The

flat n

ext d

oor h

as b

een

rent

ed (b

y so

meo

ne).

4 Is

a n

ew g

uide

book

abo

ut S

cotla

nd b

eing

writ

ten

(by

them

)?5

The

keys

mus

t be

left

at t

he re

cept

ion

desk

.6

The

keys

wer

en’t

foun

d (b

y an

yone

).4

1 Th

e te

ache

r tol

d us

(tha

t) w

e co

uld

do th

e th

e ne

xt d

ay.

2 M

y fa

ther

ask

ed m

e if

I was

hav

ing

dinn

er w

ith

them

in th

e ev

enin

g.3

And

y to

ld m

e to

hur

ry u

p. H

e sa

id (t

hat)

I w

as

late

.4

The

teac

her t

old

the

stud

ents

not

to m

ake

so

muc

h no

ise.

5 A

lber

t ask

ed G

eorg

ina

wha

t tim

e sh

e ha

d co

me

back

the

nigh

t bef

ore.

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g5

1c)

2e)

3a)

4d)

5b)

6 1c

)2b

)3e

)4a

)5d

)7

1c)

2e)

3a)

4b)

5d)

Rea

din

g1

Poss

ible

ans

wer

s1

No.

The

aut

hor d

oesn

’t lik

e to

blin

dly

follo

w

fash

ion.

2 Th

inki

ng a

nd d

oing

the

sam

e as

eve

ryon

e el

se m

eans

that

no

one

is th

inki

ng o

r act

ing

inde

pend

ently

.3

It’s

very

exp

ensi

ve to

buy

new

rele

ases

. It i

s ch

eape

r if y

ou w

ait a

bit

and

then

rent

them

.4

The

shop

s se

ll th

ings

they

don

’t w

ant,

so th

ey

may

look

che

ap, b

ut th

ey’re

not

real

ly g

ood

barg

ains

.2

1 F.

`… a

frie

nd a

skin

g if

I had

see

n th

e fir

st fi

lm in

Th

e Lo

rd o

f the

Rin

gs tr

ilogy

.΄ (li

ne 1

)2

F. `…

The

Mas

ters

, a b

ook

whi

ch w

as fi

rst

publ

ishe

d de

cade

s ea

rlier

…΄ (

line

3)3

T. `B

ut w

hy b

e a

slav

e to

fash

ion?

Aft

er a

ll, th

ere

are

good

inte

llect

ual r

easo

ns fo

r not

wis

hing

ev

eryo

ne to

be

seei

ng th

e sa

me

film

and

read

ing

the

sam

e bo

ok a

t the

sam

e tim

e …

΄ (lin

es 6

-7)

4 T.

«`N

ever

join

a q

ueue

,’ is

my

mot

to …

» (li

ne 1

2)

3 1

trilo

gy (l

ine

1)2

amid

(lin

e 2)

3 pu

blic

ity (l

ine

2)4

inno

cent

ly (l

ine

2)5

awar

e of

(lin

e 3)

6 ba

dger

ing

(line

9)

7 st

ore

(line

s 11

and

13)

8 ba

rgai

ns (l

ine

13)

List

enin

g4

1a)

2b)

3c)

4b)

ACC

1_So

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9

16 / Access 1 • Bachillerato a distancia • Solucionario © Pearson Educación, S.A. 2010

WO

RKBO

OK

AN

SWER

KEY

Un

it1

TIM

E O

UT

Voca

bula

ry1

2 ro

ck c

limb

ing

3

ice

hock

ey

4 ch

ess

5

draw

ing

6

tab

le fo

otb

all

7

pho

togr

aphy

8

pai

ntin

g2

Out

door

Sp

orts

: fis

hing

, ski

ing,

mou

ntai

n b

ikin

g

indo

or S

por

ts: j

udo,

tab

le te

nnis

, gym

nast

ics,

squ

ash

O

utdo

or/i

ndoo

r Sp

orts

: yog

a, s

kate

boa

rdin

g, o

utdo

or ta

ble

te

nnis

, jog

ging

on

a tr

eadm

ill3

2 y

oga

3

fishi

ng

4 ju

do

5 sk

ateb

oard

ing

4 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

5 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

Self

Stu

dy

1 A

- sp

ray

pai

nt c

ans,

wal

l, te

enag

ers,

gra

ffiti

B

- mou

ntai

n b

ike,

ride

r, he

lmet

, peo

ple

wat

chin

g

C -

ice

hock

ey p

laye

rs, s

ticks

, hel

met

s, ic

e sk

ates

, ice

2 1

stic

ks, h

elm

ets,

ice

skat

es, p

rote

ctiv

e cl

othe

s

2 go

mou

ntai

n cl

imb

ing

or h

ikin

g

3 p

aint

, bru

shes

, eas

el, c

anva

s

4 ch

ess

boa

rd, c

hess

pie

ces

5

draw

ing

6

a ha

rnes

s, h

elm

et3

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s

Read

ing

1 Po

ssib

le a

nsw

ers

1

child

ren

bet

wee

n th

e ag

es o

f 5 a

nd 1

1

2 ho

w to

beh

ave

nice

ly a

nd b

e so

ciab

le

3 to

hel

p c

hild

ren

exp

ress

thei

r em

otio

ns

4 b

ecau

se c

hild

ren

don’

t lea

rn th

is a

t hom

e

5 n

o, h

e th

inks

it is

a w

aste

of t

ime.

2 1

t. `s

pec

ial l

esso

ns e

xpla

inin

g ho

w to

mak

e fr

iend

s, h

ow to

re

solv

e di

sput

es a

nd to

con

trol

ang

er ..

. ΄ (l

ines

2-4

)

2 F.

`chi

ldre

n ta

lk a

bou

t the

ir di

ffer

ent e

mot

ions

and

pla

y a

gam

e ...

´ (li

nes

8-9)

3

t. `t

he g

over

nmen

t ...

bel

ieve

s th

at m

any

child

ren

no

long

er le

arn

thes

e th

ings

at h

ome

... ΄

(line

s 15

-16)

4

t. `S

choo

l ins

pec

tors

em

pha

sise

that

bad

beh

avio

ur

and

indi

scip

line

... i

s af

fect

ing

lear

ning

... t

his

pro

ject

will

im

pro

ve th

e si

tuat

ion.

΄ (lin

es 1

7-18

)

5 F.

`Par

ents

... s

end

them

so

they

can

lear

n to

read

, writ

e an

d ad

d up

.´ (li

nes

21-2

2)3

1 di

sput

es (l

ine

4)

2 b

ricks

(lin

e 13

)

3 p

rovi

de (l

ine

16)

4

guid

ance

(lin

e 16

)

5 im

pro

ve (l

ine

18)

6

nons

ense

(lin

e 21

)4

Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s

Self

Stu

dy

1 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

2 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

Gra

mm

ar1

2 S

ome

of m

y fr

iend

s go

out

for d

inne

r onc

e a

wee

k.

3 Sh

e ha

s p

iano

less

ons

ever

y da

y.

4 Pe

ople

who

take

par

t in

them

ver

y of

ten

risk

thei

r liv

es.

5

Ath

lete

s do

n’t n

orm

ally

go

out l

ate

at n

ight

.

6 D

oes

your

teac

her a

lway

s sp

eak

Engl

ish

in c

lass

?2

2 p

hoto

s/p

ictu

res

3

do

4 ta

ke

5 al

way

s

6 do

n’t

7

exp

ensi

ve

8 do

esn’

t

9 W

here

3 2

goin

g

3 le

avin

g

4 lis

teni

ng

5 p

layi

ng

6 rid

ing

7

runn

ing

8

sitt

ing

9

swim

min

g

10 ta

king

11

wai

ting

12

writ

ing

4 2

Are

Jer

emy

and

tom

wal

king

the

dog

now

?

3 D

oes

he g

o cy

clin

g on

ce a

wee

k?

4 H

enry

’s fr

iend

s ar

en’t

pla

ying

ice

hock

ey a

t the

mom

ent.

5

Your

mot

her l

ikes

read

ing

scie

nce

fictio

n b

ooks

.5

2 lik

e, a

re li

sten

ing

3

is, t

each

ing

4

is, s

tudy

ing,

is, p

layi

ng

5 do

esn’

t eat

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers

7 1

i enj

oy p

hoto

grap

hing

ani

mal

s.

2 W

hat’s

the

mea

ning

of ‘

graf

fiti’?

3

Man

y lo

cal c

ounc

ils s

pen

d a

fort

une

on re

mov

ing

graf

fiti.

4

it is

n’t c

heap

to tr

avel

ab

road

.

Wor

d Bu

ildin

g1

2 M

y fa

mily

alw

ays

goes

to th

e Py

rene

es in

win

ter.

3

Chr

istia

n so

met

imes

goe

s to

the

cine

ma

on S

unda

y af

tern

oons

.

4 D

oes

he o

ften

do

the

shop

pin

g in

this

sho

pp

ing

cent

re?

5

Whe

n do

you

usu

ally

go

to b

ed o

n Sa

turd

ays?

Self

Stu

dy

1 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng1

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s2

Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s

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3 1

Dav

id s

tart

s p

rep

arin

g w

ell i

n ad

vanc

e.

2 H

e al

way

s st

udie

s in

the

sam

e p

lace

from

6-6

.30

p.m

. and

6.

40-7

.10

p.m

.

3 H

e st

udie

s fo

r an

hour

eve

ry d

ay.

4

His

met

hod

for l

earn

ing

voca

bul

ary

is to

lear

n as

man

y w

ords

of v

ocab

ular

y in

30

min

utes

as

pos

sib

le.

5

He

imag

ines

his

life

dep

ends

on

it.4

Stu

dent

s’ ow

n an

swer

s

Un

it2

MU

SIC

Voca

bula

ry1

2 tr

ump

et

3 gu

itar

4

pia

no

5 b

ass

6

viol

in

7 dr

ums

8

synt

hesi

zer

2 1

gre

ates

t

2 b

reak

up

3

hits

, all

over

4

tune

s

5 tr

acks

3 2

bat

on

3 au

dien

ce

4 ch

oir

5

mus

icia

n

6 m

usic

she

et

7 or

ches

tra

8

mus

ic s

tand

4 2b

); 3a

); 4c

); 5a

); 6c

)

Self

Stu

dy

1 1

harp

2

tria

ngle

3

acco

rdio

n

4 cy

mb

als

5

saxo

pho

ne

6 b

ass

2 1

cond

ucto

r

2 ly

rics

3

mus

ic s

tand

4

bat

on

5 au

dien

ce

6 ch

oir

3 1

bos

sa n

ova

2

pop

3

rock

’n’ro

ll

4 he

avy

met

al

5 H

ip H

op

6 n

ew A

ge

7 So

ul

8 go

spel

9

rhyt

hm &

blu

es

10 ra

p

11 fo

lk

12 c

ount

ry

Read

ing

1 P

ossi

ble

ans

wer

s

1 C

hild

ren

don’

t kno

w m

uch

abou

t cla

ssic

al m

usic

.

2 n

o, th

ey d

idn’

t.

3 n

o, th

ey w

eren

’t.

4 H

e is

wor

king

with

a ra

dio

stat

ion

to m

ake

mus

ic c

lass

es

bet

ter.

5

Beca

use

mos

t chi

ldre

n ge

t mus

ic le

sson

s at

sch

ool.

6

the

med

ia d

eals

mai

nly

with

pop

ular

mus

ic a

nd th

e qu

alit

y of

mus

ic c

lass

es in

sch

ool i

s p

oor.

2 1

... s

urve

y on

mus

ic in

sch

ools

.

2 ...

som

e ch

ildre

n th

ough

t was

a c

lass

ical

com

pos

er.

3

... re

cogn

ise

them

.

4 ...

a c

omp

oser

.

5 ...

get

ting

mus

ic le

sson

s at

sch

ool.

6

... s

houl

d ha

ve a

sim

ilar s

urve

y.3

1 co

mm

ente

d, s

ugge

sted

, con

clud

ed, p

rete

nded

2

nam

ed, o

rgan

ised

, rec

ogni

sed,

inte

rvie

wed

3

aske

d, e

mb

arra

ssed

4 1

sugg

este

d (li

ne 3

)

2 in

deed

(lin

e 8)

3

lead

ing

(line

9)

4

odde

st (l

ine

10)

5

emb

arra

ssed

(lin

e 12

)

6 ob

sess

ion

(line

13)

Self

Stu

dy

1 1

adj;

2 ad

j; 3

adv;

4 a

dj; 5

v2

1 b

est-

know

n

2 ca

rry

out

3

unab

le

4 eq

ually

5

shoc

king

3 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

Gra

mm

ar1

2 co

mp

osed

; 3 c

ost;

4 di

rect

ed; 5

foun

d; 6

gav

e; 7

wen

t;

8 gr

ew u

p; 9

had

; 10

kille

d; 1

1 kn

ew; 1

2 lo

oked

2 2

Hav

e G

uns n

’Ros

es so

ld m

illio

ns o

f cop

ies a

ll ov

er th

e w

orld

?

3 th

e au

dien

ce w

ent c

razy

dur

ing

her c

once

rt.

4

My

fath

er d

idn’

t pla

y th

e gu

itar i

n a

rock

’n’ro

ll b

and.

5

Did

his

fam

ily d

onat

e hi

s fa

mou

s gu

itar t

o an

nG

O?

6

We

spen

t thr

ee h

ours

in a

que

ue to

buy

the

conc

ert t

icke

ts.

3 2

Who

kill

ed J

ohn

Lenn

on?

3

Whe

re d

id th

e C

hris

tmas

con

cert

take

pla

ce?

4

Why

cou

ldn’

t you

driv

e to

the

conc

ert?

5

How

did

the

ban

d tr

avel

aro

und

the

US?

6

Who

did

he

writ

e th

e ly

rics

of m

any

song

s w

ith?

4 1

saw

2

wen

t, w

ere

pla

ying

3

foun

d, w

ere

ridin

g

4 w

ere

spea

king

, was

writ

ing

5

hear

d, ra

n

6 w

ere

flyin

g, s

tart

ed5

2 W

hat k

ind

of m

usic

do

you

like

bes

t?

3 W

hen

the

per

form

ance

end

ed, e

very

bod

y w

ent h

ome.

4

We

are

goin

g to

sho

w y

ou th

e p

lace

whe

re it

all

beg

an.

6 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers

7 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers

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ss 1

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r’s G

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WO

RKBO

OK

AN

SWER

KEY

Wor

d Bu

ildin

g1

2 h

ost

3

son

4

uncl

e

5 hu

sban

d

6 w

aite

r

7 m

ale

8

hero

9

nep

hew

2 2

bas

ical

ly

3 b

usily

4

extr

emel

y

5 fa

st

6 ha

pp

ily

7 ha

rd

8 m

adly

9

trul

y

Self

Stu

dy

1 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

ers

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng1

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s2

1 Fa

lse

2

true

3 Fa

lse

4

true

3 V

ince

nt, B

abyl

on, C

astle

s In

The

Air,

Won

derf

ul B

aby

4 1

pro

bab

ly

2 w

ill

3 re

mem

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ed

4 ce

ntur

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5 aw

ard

6

deep

7

anth

em

8 p

heno

men

on5

1 B

ecau

se h

e su

ffer

ed fr

om a

sthm

a.

2 W

hen

he w

as s

ixte

en.

3

As

a tr

ibut

e to

Vin

cent

Van

Gog

h.

4 H

e w

ill p

rob

ably

be

rem

emb

ered

for A

mer

ican

Pie

.6

Stud

ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s

Un

it3

READ

ITVo

cabu

lary

1 2

trav

el g

uide

: pla

ces

of in

tere

st, i

tiner

arie

s

3 co

okb

ook:

reci

pes

, ing

redi

ents

4

e-b

ook:

cha

pte

rs, p

rolo

gue

5

com

ic b

ook:

sp

eech

bub

ble

s, c

arto

ons

6

new

spap

er: c

lass

ified

ads

, sto

ck m

arke

t rep

orts

2 2

love

3

endi

ng

4 tr

aged

y

5 de

tect

ive

6

plo

ts

7

char

acte

rs

8 m

urde

rer

3 2

poe

try

3

com

edy

4

horr

or s

tory

5

fab

le

6 fic

tion

7

auto

bio

grap

hy

8 de

tect

ive

fictio

n4

2 w

ritte

n

3 sc

ienc

e fic

tion

4

scie

ntis

t

5 re

-ani

mat

es

6 ar

tific

ial

7

stro

nger

8

lone

ly

9 m

emb

ers

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our

p

assp

orts

and

pap

ers

and

thin

gs?

6

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we’

re g

oing

to s

ee lo

ts o

f int

eres

ting

pla

ces,

righ

t?

7 W

on’t

it b

e to

o co

ld to

sw

im?

3 1

She

need

s to

kno

w w

hat c

loth

es to

pac

k.

2 Be

caus

e W

ales

has

mor

e m

ount

ains

and

it is

in th

e w

est.

3

Wel

sh a

nd E

nglis

h

4 n

o, th

ey d

on’t.

5

no,

they

don

’t.

6 th

ey a

re p

lann

ing

to s

ee lo

ts o

f int

eres

ting

pla

ces

and

scen

ery.

4 S

tude

nts’

own

answ

ers

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uden

ts’ o

wn

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it6

LAN

GUA

GES

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bula

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ance

3

the

net

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ands

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and

5

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al

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turk

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foot

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lift

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iday

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tom

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pan

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refr

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lady

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2 1

Port

ugue

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ista

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sch/

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4

the

net

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fauc

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pos

t

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e

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catio

n

10 to

rch

11

sne

aker

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utum

n

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ing

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to fa

cilit

ate

inte

rnat

iona

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oope

ratio

n.

2 it

is e

asy

for s

pea

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ngua

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icul

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thos

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his

pur

pos

e.

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mos

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lang

uage

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ther

e ar

e m

ore

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an fo

r any

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5

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and

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an te

levi

sion

pro

gram

mes

.

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ver t

wo-

third

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peo

ple

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stio

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prin

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in fa

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17)

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)

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23)

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surv

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26)

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ltho

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Chi

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ed7

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pho

ned

them

if w

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they

wer

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it7

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ENVI

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drou

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pes

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bat

terie

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rgan

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farm

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farm

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4 St

uden

ts’ o

wn

answ

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Self

Stu

dy

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defo

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atio

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eff

ect

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n an

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ible

ans

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s

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roug

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a lo

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tim

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it do

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stic

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che

mic

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raye

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row

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crop

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ed to

kill

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e ef

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pes

ts.

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ing

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disc

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vent

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any

varie

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ings

.

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o, b

ecau

se th

e C

hurc

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dn’t

app

rove

of t

his

idea

.

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s an

act

of d

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nst t

he re

ligio

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stric

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idea

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t. `.

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d no

tab

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inve

ntio

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his

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lines

2-3

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lso

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fluen

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6-7

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form

ulat

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iolo

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org

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lines

12-

13)

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ublis

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pos

thum

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17)

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insc

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20)

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phy

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prim

eval

(lin

e 13

)

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man

kind

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)

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retic

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ine

14)

Self

Stu

dy

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ssib

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nsw

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dis

cove

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find

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xist

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thin

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som

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scop

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serv

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ents

’ ow

n an

swer

s

1 Ph

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s is

the

stud

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forc

es a

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ualit

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such

as

heat

, lig

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ssur

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ravi

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the

com

pos

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and

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per

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gy is

the

stud

y of

rock

s an

d th

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on a

nd

hist

ory.

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ogy

is th

e st

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of li

fe a

nd li

ving

thin

gs.

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ssib

le a

nsw

ers

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isco

verie

s: h

ow c

loud

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rm, h

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orks

, b

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ntio

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teer

ing

for c

ars

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mm

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d go

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had

bui

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had

bec

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the

stud

ents

did

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nder

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wor

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ache

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less

on c

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didn

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cycl

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cent

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gain

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two

days

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4

they

wer

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the

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tatio

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cup

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pt o

n w

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ng.

3

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n w

e ar

rived

at t

he p

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sta

tion

the

fire

had

star

ted

15 m

inut

es e

arlie

r.

4 th

e fie

lds

wer

e gr

een

bec

ause

it h

ad ra

ined

all

wee

k.

5 W

hen

he o

ffer

ed u

s hi

s he

lp w

e ha

d al

read

y so

lved

the

pro

ble

m.

4 2

have

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have

bee

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read

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n an

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true

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the

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3

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at o

ther

peo

ple

will

con

tinue

the

pro

ject

whe

n th

ey

leav

e sc

hool

.

4 Sh

e is

goi

ng to

tell

peo

ple

at h

er s

choo

l.

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e w

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to s

pea

k to

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en.

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ts’ o

wn

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TH

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cabu

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end

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fast

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KEY

11

traf

fic ja

m

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sh h

our

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ain,

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, pla

ne: c

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ssib

le a

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1

Whe

n yo

u rid

e a

mot

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2

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t red

uce

and

get r

eady

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top.

3

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need

a d

rivin

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ence

.

4 Yo

u ha

ve to

put

the

key

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e ig

nitio

n.

5 ov

erta

ke it

6

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n th

ey a

re a

pp

roac

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unda

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ing

1 Po

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adv

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st th

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are

inte

nded

for.

2 1

F. `.

.. Bu

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they

real

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a go

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ing?

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do

they

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e ef

fect

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we

wan

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lines

4-5

)

2 F.

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ffec

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ome

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ple

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at th

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e 6)

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r: eg

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risps

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hees

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dent

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shee

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pois

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dang

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tude

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b);

4 c)

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ga

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5

f) d

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arr

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a) c

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5 ag

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id;

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; 4

pre;

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mul

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bula

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mfo

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nest

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awkw

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the

trut

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N;

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P;

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; 3

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pici

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sm

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c);

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e);

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ty, i

ntel

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port

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com

para

tive:

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se, f

atte

r, m

ore

inte

llige

nt, s

limm

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mor

e im

port

ant

supe

rlat

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st, f

arth

est/

furt

hest

, fat

test

, pre

ttie

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mes

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d);

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a)6

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A;

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you

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c);

3 b)

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a);

5 b)

51

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you

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you

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to m

ake

vege

taria

n st

ir-fr

y, w

hich

is

a ve

ry h

ealth

y di

sh.

2 M

r Joh

nson

, who

is a

ver

y ex

perie

nced

teac

her,

will

be

taki

ng o

ver y

our c

lass

nex

t ter

m.

3 Lu

ke, w

ho li

ves

in m

y st

reet

, is

the

best

pla

yer i

n ou

r fo

otba

ll te

am.

4 Th

is b

ook,

whi

ch m

y si

ster

gav

e m

e, is

the

best

one

I’v

e re

ad fo

r age

s.5

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ve a

sked

Jack

, who

pla

ys g

uita

r rea

lly w

ell,

to jo

in

our b

and.

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2010

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5 /

51

Nic

k, w

ho’s

a fr

iend

of m

y si

ster

, is

com

ing

for l

unch

.2

The

villa

ge, w

hich

/tha

t I k

now

ver

y w

ell,

is a

gre

at

plac

e to

go

at th

e w

eeke

nd.

3 G

eral

dine

Cha

plin

, who

se fa

ther

was

the

grea

t act

or

Char

lie C

hapl

in, s

peak

s � u

ent S

pani

sh.

4 Th

e � l

m, w

hich

/tha

t was

nom

inat

ed fo

r an

Osc

ar, i

s su

ppos

ed to

be

very

goo

d.5

Augu

st, w

hen

man

y pe

ople

go

on h

olid

ay, i

s us

ually

ve

ry h

ot.

61

D2

ND

– C

olor

ado,

whi

ch is

in th

e U

SA, i

s a

fam

ous

skiin

g ho

liday

des

tinat

ion.

3 D

– H

e as

ked

how

we

wer

e go

ing

to p

ay fo

r the

ho

liday

, whi

ch is

a v

ery

good

que

stio

n.4

ND

– T

he ti

cket

s, w

hich

my

aunt

gav

e m

e, a

re fo

r the

Tu

esda

y ni

ght s

how

.5

ND

– T

he p

hoto

, whi

ch I

took

last

yea

r, w

on a

priz

ein

a c

ompe

titio

n.

Uni

t 5 L

evel

A

11

b);

2 a)

; 3

e);

4 d)

; 5

c)2

1 I’l

l get

you

a d

rink

of w

ater

.2

I’ll o

pen

it fo

r you

.3

I’ll h

elp

you.

4 I’l

l get

it.

5 I’l

l pay

for i

t.3

1 ‘m

goi

ng to

stu

dy2

‘s go

ing

to fa

ll3

‘re n

ot g

oing

to g

o4

‘m g

oing

to b

uy5

‘re g

oing

to g

et4

1 W

hat a

re y

ou g

oing

to d

o to

nigh

t?2

Are

you

goi

ng to

go

away

in th

e ne

xt s

choo

l hol

iday

s?3

Wha

t are

you

goi

ng to

do

whe

n yo

u le

ave

scho

ol?

4 A

re y

ou g

oing

to d

o an

ythi

ng s

peci

al fo

r you

r nex

t bi

rthd

ay?

5 A

re y

ou g

oing

to d

o w

ell i

n yo

ur n

ext e

xam

s?5

1 ‘m

goi

ng to

mee

t2

‘s go

ing

to b

e3

will

see

4 ‘re

goi

ng to

pla

y5

won

’t ge

t6

1 b)

; 2

a);

3 c)

; 4

a);

5 b)

Uni

t 6 L

evel

A

11

If I g

et s

ome

mon

ey fo

r my

birt

hday

, I w

ill b

uy ti

cket

s to

see

my

favo

urite

ban

d.2

If Ju

dy g

ets

a pl

ace,

she

will

hav

e a

free

ski

ing

cour

se

next

mon

th.

3 If

my

pare

nts

go o

ut to

nigh

t, I w

ill lo

ok a

fter

my

little

si

ster

.4

If I d

on’t

invi

te m

y fr

iend

s, th

ey w

on’t

com

e to

my

part

y.5

How

will

you

get

hom

e if

you

mis

s th

e bu

s?2

1 w

ere;

wou

ldn’

t do

2 w

ould

go;

had

3 co

uld

play

; wou

ld (y

ou) l

ike

4 w

ould

be;

did

n’t s

ay5

had;

wou

ld (y

ou) g

o3

1 w

ould

you

do;

won

2 co

uld

go; w

ould

you

go

3 co

uld

spea

k; o

ne w

ould

you

cho

ose

4 co

uld

be; w

ould

you

be

5 di

dn’t

have

; wou

ld y

ou d

o4

1 ha

d as

ked;

wou

ld h

ave

lent

2 w

ould

not

hav

e be

en la

te; h

adn’

t tak

en3

wou

ld y

ou h

ave

gone

; had

n’t c

ome

4 w

ould

n’t h

ave

got;

hadn

’t bo

ught

5 w

ould

hav

e st

ayed

; had

n’t b

een

51

coul

d go

2 w

ould

go

3 w

ould

hav

e go

ne4

hadn

’t be

en5

was

stil

l abl

e to

6 di

dn’t

min

d7

had

gone

8 w

ould

hav

e m

isse

d

Uni

t 7 L

evel

A

11

calle

d; h

ad b

ough

t2

had;

had

left

3 ha

d (y

ou) b

een;

saw

4 go

t; ha

d be

en5

happ

ened

; had

got

2 1

had

been

sno

win

g

2 w

ere

3

had

star

ted

4

arriv

ed

5 ha

dn’t

eate

n

6 w

as

7 ha

d or

dere

d

8 di

dn’t

have

to

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had

10

ha

d go

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; 2

c);

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; 4

c);

5 c)

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2 A

; 3

P;

4 A

; 5

P5

1 e)

; 2

d);

3 c)

; 4

b);

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6b)

recy

clin

g

Uni

t 8 L

evel

A

1 1

a);

2 b)

; 3

a);

4 b)

; 5

a)2

1 is

mad

e2

was

writ

ten

3 ha

s be

en g

row

n4

is (s

till)

bein

g bu

ilt5

be s

how

n3

1 Th

e te

ache

r was

ask

ed (b

y th

e st

uden

ts) t

o ex

plai

n th

e ex

erci

se a

gain

.2

My

sist

er a

nd I

wer

e as

ked

(by

our d

ad) t

o cl

ean

up

our r

oom

s.3

I was

ask

ed to

tell

the

inte

rvie

wer

abo

ut m

y w

ork

expe

rienc

e.4

The

char

ity w

as g

iven

10,

000

euro

s an

onym

ousl

y.5

A bo

x of

org

anic

veg

etab

les i

s del

iver

ed to

us e

very

wee

k.4

1 ha

ve y

ou?

3 di

dn’t

you?

5

was

n’t i

t?2

isn’

t it?

4

have

n’t t

hey?

51

The

� lm

was

bas

ed o

n a

fam

ous

nove

l.2

The

old

man

ask

ed m

e to

hel

p hi

m to

get

on

the

bus.

3 Th

e sh

op a

ssis

tant

ask

ed m

e ho

w o

ld I

was

.4

You

did

brin

g th

e fo

od fo

r the

par

ty, d

idn’

t you

?5

The

Engl

ish

clas

s w

as ta

ken

by a

teac

her f

rom

Lon

don.

Uni

t 9 L

evel

A

11

told

; 2

said

; 3

said

; 4

told

; 5

told

21

‘I’m

enj

oyin

g m

y ne

w Ja

pane

se c

ours

e.’2

‘It’s

a ni

ce c

ity, b

ut a

bit

dirt

y.’3

‘You

sho

uld

brus

h yo

ur te

eth

twic

e a

day.’

4 ‘I

can’

t a� o

rd to

pay

that

muc

h fo

r a c

ar.’

5 ‘I’

m g

oing

to s

tay

at h

ome,

Ric

hard

.’3

1 th

at s

he h

adn’

t see

n Lu

cy fo

r a lo

ng ti

me.

2 th

at s

he h

ad m

et th

eir f

riend

She

ila a

t a b

us s

top

the

prev

ious

mor

ning

.3

that

her

sis

ter w

as c

omin

g ho

me

the

next

/fol

low

ing

day.

4 th

at Je

nny

wou

ld b

e do

ing

som

e te

mpo

rary

wor

k in

a

hosp

ital t

he fo

llow

ing

sum

mer

.5

that

she

cou

ld p

hone

her

if L

ucy

wan

ted

to ta

lk a

bout

an

ythi

ng.

41

The

polic

e o�

cer

told

us

to s

top.

2 M

y m

um a

sked

me

to g

o to

the

shop

for h

er.

3 Th

e sc

hool

sec

reta

ry a

sked

me

to s

ign

the

form

.4

The

driv

ing

inst

ruct

or to

ld m

e to

turn

left

.5

A m

an in

the

cine

ma

aske

d us

to s

top

talk

ing

51

Ala

n as

ked

me

wha

t I h

ad d

one

with

his

iPod

.2

The

shop

ass

ista

nt a

sked

me

if I w

ante

d to

try

a bi

gger

si

ze.

3 Th

ey a

sked

me

why

I w

ante

d to

go

to th

at u

nive

rsity

.4

The

gym

inst

ruct

or a

sked

me

if I w

ante

d to

try

the

new

aer

obic

s cl

ass.

5 Sh

e as

ked

me

wha

t I w

as th

inki

ng a

bout

.6

Joe

aske

d M

ary

whe

re s

he w

as g

oing

. Mar

y re

plie

d th

at

she

was

goi

ng to

mee

t Alic

e fo

r lun

ch. S

he in

vite

d Jo

e to

go

too.

Joe

said

he

coul

dn’t

go b

ecau

se h

e w

as g

oing

to

mee

t his

mum

, but

he

aske

d w

hat M

ary

was

doi

ng a

fter

lu

nch.

Mar

y sa

id th

at s

he a

nd A

lice

wer

e go

ing

shop

ping

. Jo

e as

ked

Mar

y to

cal

l him

late

r and

sug

gest

ed th

at th

ey

coul

d m

eet w

hen

his

mum

had

gon

e ho

me.

Mar

y ag

reed

an

d sa

id s

he w

ould

see

him

late

r.

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Vo

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1 I’m

a g

raffi

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tist.

I writ

e an

d pa

int o

n w

alls

with

sp

ray

pain

t.

2 I e

njoy

spe

ndin

g tim

e w

ith m

y fr

iend

s. W

e us

ually

m

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3 I l

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pla

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even

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but I

us

ually

go

out.

5 I s

pend

a lo

t of m

y fr

ee ti

me

chat

ting

onlin

e. I

have

fr

iend

s al

l ove

r the

wor

ld.

6 I l

ove

danc

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and

I go

to b

alle

t cla

sses

twic

e a

wee

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ter s

choo

l.

7 I’m

lear

ning

to p

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the

trum

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Clas

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Vo

cab

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xerc

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1 M

y fa

ther

use

s a

spec

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l cam

era

for

his

favo

urite

hob

by, w

hich

is d

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w

ildlif

e ph

otog

raph

y.

2 I l

ike

men

tal a

ctiv

ities

, suc

h as

doi

ng c

ross

wor

d pu

zzle

s in

the

new

spap

er.

3 M

y pa

rent

s lik

e hi

king

in th

e m

ount

ains

at

the

wee

kend

.

4 M

any

Cana

dian

s lo

ve p

layi

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e ho

ckey

in

the

win

ter.

5 Pl

ayin

g ch

ess

help

s ch

ildre

n de

velo

p th

eir

men

tal a

bilit

ies.

6 M

y fr

iend

s an

d I e

njoy

cha

ttin

g on

line.

7 I l

ike

surfi

ng th

e N

et b

ecau

se I

can

find

usef

ul

info

rmat

ion

for m

y sc

hool

pro

ject

wor

k m

ore

quic

kly.

8 So

me

stud

ents

enj

oy d

raw

ing

copi

es o

f fam

ous

pict

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in a

rt g

alle

ries.

Clas

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5

1 A

lot o

f my

frie

nds

play

tabl

e-te

nnis

at l

unch

time.

2 I l

ike

hiki

ng in

the

mou

ntai

ns in

spr

ing.

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ere

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f gra

ffiti

on th

e w

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of m

y lo

cal

unde

rgro

und

stat

ion.

4 I l

ove

doin

g ph

otog

raph

y an

d I w

ant t

o bu

y a

new

cam

era.

Clas

s CD

1, T

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Gra

mm

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1

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ats;

2 d

ance

s; 3

doe

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jogs

; 5 k

now

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sin

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st

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tudi

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sw

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10

wat

ches

Clas

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7

Gra

mm

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xerc

ise

3

A:

Are

you

kee

n on

spo

rt?

B:

No,

I’m

not

a v

ery

spor

ty p

erso

n. I

don’

t lik

e co

mpe

titiv

e ac

tiviti

es a

nd I

hate

pla

ying

team

ga

mes

.

A:

OK,

so

wha

t do

you

do in

you

r spa

re ti

me?

B:

I pre

fer t

o sp

end

my

spar

e tim

e on

my

own

or w

ith

just

one

or t

wo

frie

nds.

A:

So w

hat d

o yo

u do

exa

ctly

?

B:

I lov

e pl

ayin

g ch

ess.

I pla

y on

e or

two

even

ings

a

wee

k w

ith m

y be

st fr

iend

.

A:

Do

you

do a

nyth

ing

else

?

B:

I als

o lik

e re

laxi

ng in

the

even

ing.

I pl

ay g

ames

on

my

com

pute

r. I d

on’t

play

act

ion

gam

es, t

houg

h. I

pref

er s

trat

egy

gam

es li

ke C

ivili

satio

n.

Clas

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Gra

mm

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7

1 G

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tists

writ

e an

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int o

n st

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wal

ls.

2 D

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Har

ry p

lay

foot

ball

ever

y da

y?

3 W

hat d

oes

he d

o? H

e’s

a po

licem

an.

4 In

the

sum

mer

we

don’

t hav

e lu

nch

at h

ome.

5 Es

ther

pla

ys th

e pi

ano

very

wel

l.

6 W

e ar

e no

t goi

ng o

ut o

n Su

nday

eve

ning

.

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Wo

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5

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-s: a

rtis

ts, b

icyc

les,

com

pute

rs, f

riend

s, ga

mes

, per

sons

, puz

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, wal

ls

endi

ng in

-es:

bea

ches

, box

es, b

rush

es, c

lass

es, f

axes

endi

ng in

-ies

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galle

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hobb

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libra

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feet

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1 W

here

’s G

eorg

e? H

e is

usu

ally

in h

is o

ffice

at

this

tim

e.

2 W

e ne

ver g

o to

the

beac

h in

win

ter.

3 Sa

lly a

lway

s go

es to

the

mar

ket o

n Sa

turd

ay m

orni

ng.

4 So

met

imes

, it r

ains

hea

vily

in a

utum

n in

the

east

of

Spa

in.

5 D

o yo

u of

ten

go d

anci

ng in

the

disc

o?

6 W

hat t

ime

do th

ey u

sual

ly g

et u

p on

Sun

days

?

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

11

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

1

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/s/:

help

s, w

rites

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/z/:

goes

, rea

ds

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/ɪz/

: fini

shes

, pas

ses

Clas

s CD

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rack

12

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

2b

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/s/:

hate

s, la

ughs

, lik

es, p

aint

s, sp

eaks

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/z/:

enjo

ys, j

ogs,

liste

ns, l

ives

, pla

ys,

runs

, sw

ims

wor

ds e

ndin

g in

/Iz/

: cha

nges

, fixe

s, ru

shes

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

14

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

4

1 W

hat a

re y

ou d

oing

toni

ght,

Ben?

2 I u

sual

ly e

at a

litt

le b

it.

3 W

alki

ng d

own

hill

is e

asy.

4 Si

t dow

n, p

leas

e.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

18

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

4b

Sam

: Wel

l, to

be

hone

st I

real

ly h

ate

spor

ts –

all

spor

ts. I

mea

n, I’

m v

ery

bad

at s

port

s, so

I do

n’t l

ike

doin

g sp

orts

or w

atch

ing

spor

ts y

ou s

ee. O

h an

d I

don’

t rea

lly li

ke c

ompu

ter g

ames

er,

and

you

know

al

l tha

t sor

t of t

hing

eith

er.

But I

like

wat

chin

g te

levi

sion

ver

y m

uch;

I lik

e lo

ts

of p

rogr

amm

es –

but

not

spo

rts

prog

ram

mes

of

cour

se! O

h I r

eally

like

goi

ng to

the

cine

ma

with

m

y fr

iend

s. Es

peci

ally

if it

’s a

scie

nce

fictio

n fil

m o

r so

met

hing

like

that

. We

usua

lly g

o tw

ice

a w

eek.

It

cost

s qu

ite a

lot o

f mon

ey b

ut it

’s m

y m

ain

hobb

y.

Oh

and

I rea

lly, r

eally

enj

oy p

layi

ng c

ards

, I p

lay

Patie

nce

in th

e ev

enin

g m

ost d

ays.

And

that

’s it

real

ly. N

o, I

know

I lik

e lis

teni

ng to

m

usic

too.

Oh

and

one

mor

e th

ing,

I lo

ve e

atin

g ou

t with

frie

nds.

I eat

a lo

t. Pe

rhap

s I e

at to

o m

uch

real

ly b

ut it

’s us

ually

hea

lthy

food

if y

ou k

now

wha

t I m

ean.

But

my

favo

urite

act

ivity

is s

leep

ing.

I’m

ve

ry g

ood

at s

leep

ing!

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

19

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ises

5a

and

5b

Caro

la: W

ell,

er I

don’

t rea

lly li

ke p

layi

ng g

ames

or d

oing

spo

rts

if yo

u kn

ow w

hat I

mea

n. B

ut I

like

mak

ing

thin

gs a

nd, e

r, do

ing

crea

tive

thin

gs.

For e

xam

ple,

I lik

e pa

intin

g an

d dr

awin

g, a

nd I

like

writ

ing

stor

ies

and

poem

s an

d al

l tha

t sor

t of t

hing

. I a

lso

enjo

y ta

king

pho

togr

aphs

. I o

ften

use

my

mob

ile p

hone

, you

kno

w, w

hen

I’m ta

king

pho

tos.

I als

o lik

e lis

teni

ng to

mus

ic a

nd w

ritin

g so

ngs.

But

to b

e ho

nest

with

you

at t

he e

nd o

f the

day

my

favo

urite

act

ivity

is a

stro

nom

y. I

love

look

ing

at th

e st

ars.

I loo

k at

the

star

s an

d I s

tart

to th

ink

… a

nd

thin

k, a

nd th

ink

wha

t is

ther

e …

I m

ean

wha

t is

ther

e af

ter t

he s

tars

?

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ENTS

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mu

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Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

20

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

2b

1 Th

e Be

atle

s w

ere

a ro

ck a

nd p

op b

and

from

Li

verp

ool.

2 Jo

hn a

nd G

eorg

e pl

ayed

the

guita

r, Pa

ul p

laye

d th

e ba

ss a

nd R

ingo

pla

yed

the

drum

s.

3 Le

nnon

and

McC

artn

ey w

rote

and

san

g m

ost o

f th

e so

ngs.

4 Th

e Be

atle

s ha

ve s

old

mor

e th

an a

bill

ion

reco

rdin

gs o

f the

ir m

usic

.

5 Th

e Be

atle

s ga

ve th

eir fi

nal l

ive

conc

ert i

n 19

69 o

n th

e ro

of o

f the

ir re

cord

com

pany

’s bu

ildin

g.

6 A

fter

The

Bea

tles

brok

e up

in 1

970,

all

four

m

embe

rs h

ad s

olo

care

ers.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

21

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

5b

1 M

y m

othe

r sin

gs in

a c

hoir

and

som

etim

es s

he is

al

so a

sol

oist

.

2 Th

e ly

rics

of a

son

g ar

e th

e w

ords

, not

the

mus

ic.

3 I l

earn

ed to

pla

y th

e re

cord

er w

hen

I was

at

Prim

ary

Scho

ol.

4 M

ick

Jagg

er is

the

lead

sin

ger o

f the

Rol

ling

Ston

es.

5 Be

fore

a c

once

rt, m

usic

ians

usu

ally

put

the

mus

ic

on a

mus

ic s

tand

and

tune

thei

r ins

trum

ents

.

6 Th

e au

dien

ce w

ent c

razy

dur

ing

Mad

onna

’s la

st c

once

rt.

7 I d

ownl

oad

a lo

t of m

usic

from

the

Inte

rnet

.

8 M

y fr

iend

pla

ys th

e vi

olin

in a

n or

ches

tra.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

22

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

6

1 Pa

ul a

nnou

nced

the

brea

k up

of T

he B

eatle

s on

A

pril

10th

, 197

0.

2 Th

is o

rche

stra

is m

ade

up o

f wel

l-kno

wn

mus

icia

ns.

3 Lo

ts o

f stu

dent

s le

arn

the

lyric

s of

thei

r fav

ourit

e so

ngs

by h

eart

.

4 W

ho is

the

lead

sing

er o

f the

ban

d yo

u’re

list

enin

g to

?

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

24

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

1

1 Ye

ster

day

the

may

or o

pene

d a

new

con

cert

hal

l in

the

city

.

2 M

adon

na lo

oked

fabu

lous

in h

er la

st c

once

rt.

3 M

y fa

ther

bou

ght a

ll of

The

Bea

tles’

albu

ms

whe

n he

was

you

ng. S

o he

spe

nt a

lot o

f mon

ey.

4 G

eorg

e H

arris

on p

laye

d th

e gu

itar f

or m

any

year

s be

fore

he

died

of l

ung

canc

er in

200

1.

5 Jo

hn L

enno

n an

d Pa

ul M

cCar

tney

wro

te m

ost o

f th

e Be

atle

s’ so

ngs.

6 Ro

bbie

Will

iam

s st

arte

d hi

s so

lo c

aree

r in

1996

aft

er

he le

ft th

e gr

oup

Take

Tha

t.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

25

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

4

1 W

hat k

ind

of m

usic

do

youn

g pe

ople

oft

en li

ke

liste

ning

to?

2 D

o yo

u lik

e go

ing

to th

e di

sco?

3 W

hat a

re th

e ch

ildre

n do

ing

now

?

4 W

ho d

id R

ober

t pla

y th

e pi

ano

with

last

Sun

day

mor

ning

?

5 W

here

wer

e A

lan

and

Mon

ica

liste

ning

to m

usic

?

6 W

ho w

rote

bea

utifu

l son

gs?

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

26

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

5

1 H

e w

as li

sten

ing

to m

usic

whe

n th

e ph

one

rang

.

2 Th

e D

J pla

yed

terr

ible

mus

ic la

st S

unda

y.

3 W

hich

dis

co d

id y

ou g

o to

on

Satu

rday

eve

ning

?

4 Th

e ki

ds d

id n

ot e

njoy

the

new

Sha

kira

alb

um.

5 I m

et P

láci

do D

omin

go in

the

stre

et b

efor

e th

e op

era

star

ted.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

27

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

3

1 To

m p

lays

the

guita

r ver

y w

ell.

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2 Sa

lly ru

ns v

ery

fast

.

3 Pa

tric

k an

d Ja

ne w

ork

very

har

d.

4 Se

an’s

fath

er s

ings

ver

y be

autif

ully

.

5 Th

ey d

rive

very

car

eful

ly.

6 M

y co

usin

s le

arn

very

slo

wly

.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

29

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

1b

verb

s en

ding

in /t

/: lo

oked

, tal

ked,

touc

hed,

w

atch

ed, fi

nish

ed

verb

s en

ding

in /d

/: di

ed, l

ived

, com

pose

d,

open

ed, r

esto

red

verb

s en

ding

in /B

d/: a

dded

, sta

rted

, don

ated

, pr

esen

ted,

inte

rrup

ted

Clas

s CD

1, T

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31

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

3

1 M

y fa

ther

cut

his

fing

er w

hile

he

was

coo

king

.

2 Ra

p si

nger

s us

ually

wea

r a c

ap.

3 W

e lik

ed th

e co

ncer

t ver

y m

uch.

4 H

e to

ok h

is h

at o

ff w

hen

he c

ame

into

the

room

.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

33

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ises

1a

and

1b

John

: W

ell,

Paul

a, w

hat m

usic

did

you

list

en to

at t

he

wee

kend

?

Paul

a: W

ell,

I don

’t re

mem

… O

h ye

s, I l

iste

ned

to

som

e of

Jam

es B

lunt

’s so

ngs.

John

: Ja

mes

Blu

nt?

Paul

a: Y

es, y

ou k

now

…: ‘Y

ou a

re th

e on

e …

you

are

th

e on

e fo

r me

…’

John

: Ye

s, ye

s, pl

ease

sto

p. P

leas

e! T

hank

you

… Y

es, I

kn

ow. A

nd w

hat w

ere

you

doin

g at

the

time?

Paul

a: N

othi

ng. I

was

just

sitt

ing

in m

y be

droo

m. I

was

lis

teni

ng o

n m

y iP

od.

John

: A

nd d

id y

ou e

njoy

the

mus

ic?

Paul

a: W

ell,

yes

and

no. T

hey

wer

e O

K bu

t I p

refe

r Co

ldpl

ay.

John

: Ye

s, m

e to

o. A

nd d

o yo

u si

ng?

Paul

a: Y

es, w

hen

I’m li

sten

ing

to s

ongs

, I o

ften

si

ng to

o.

John

: A

nd w

hat a

bout

dan

cing

?

Paul

a: N

o, I’

m a

terr

ible

dan

cer,

I rea

lly a

m!

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

34

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ises

2a

and

2b

Paul

a: W

hat m

usic

did

you

list

en to

at t

he

wee

kend

, Joh

n?

John

: W

ell,

I lis

tene

d to

Am

y W

ineh

ouse

, Col

dpla

y,

The

Beat

les,

Fran

z Fe

rdin

and,

Mad

onna

Paul

a: W

ow!

John

: Th

e Ro

lling

Sto

nes,

Kylie

Min

ogue

, Bry

an

Adam

s, Pi

nk, L

ily A

llen

Paul

a: W

ow! T

hat’s

a lo

t of m

usic

, Joh

n. W

here

w

ere

you?

John

: O

h, I

was

in a

clu

b.

Paul

a: W

ho w

ere

you

with

?

John

: I w

as w

ith m

y gi

rlfrie

nd, C

arol

a.

Paul

a: W

ere

you

danc

ing?

John

: N

o, I

was

just

list

enin

g.

Paul

a: D

id y

ou e

njoy

the

mus

ic?

John

: W

ell,

I lik

ed s

ome

of it

, but

not

eve

ryth

ing.

I lo

ved

Lily

Alle

n. I’

m g

oing

to b

uy s

ome

of

her a

lbum

s.

Paul

a: I

n ge

nera

l, w

hat k

ind

of m

usic

do

you

like?

John

: W

ell,

I lik

e po

p m

usic

but

I es

peci

ally

like

se

rious

pop

mus

ic.

Paul

a: S

erio

us p

op m

usic

?

John

: Ye

s, w

hen

the

song

s ha

ve a

mes

sage

. For

ex

ampl

e, B

orn

in th

e U

SA b

y Br

uce

Sprin

gste

en

… Ir

onic

by

Ala

nis

Mor

isse

tte.

Paul

a: U

h hu

h. A

nd c

an y

ou p

lay

any

mus

ical

in

stru

men

ts?

John

: N

o, I

like

liste

ning

to m

usic

but

I do

n’t p

lay

any

inst

rum

ents

, and

I ca

n’t s

ing

or d

ance

eith

er!

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1, T

rack

35

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

2b

1 A

trav

el g

uide

pro

vide

s in

form

atio

n ab

out a

pla

ce.

2 A

coo

kboo

k te

lls y

ou h

ow to

pre

pare

and

coo

k fo

od.

3 A

n e-

book

is a

dig

ital v

ersi

on o

f a b

ook.

4 A

mag

azin

e is

a la

rge

thin

boo

k w

ith a

pap

er c

over

th

at is

sol

d ev

ery

wee

k or

mon

th.

5 A

com

ic b

ook

tells

sto

ries

usin

g a

serie

s of

pic

ture

s.

6 A

new

spap

er is

a s

et o

f fol

ded

shee

ts o

f pap

er

cont

aini

ng n

ews.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

36

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

5

1 I p

refe

r rea

ding

aut

obio

grap

hies

to s

cien

ce fi

ctio

n bo

oks

or e

ssay

s.

2 In

com

ics

the

dial

ogue

s ar

e us

ually

in

spee

ch b

ubbl

es.

3 Th

e Si

lver

Spo

on is

a c

ookb

ook

full

of

delic

ious

reci

pes.

4 M

y si

ster

love

s re

adin

g co

mic

boo

ks.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

38

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

1

1 Th

e ch

ildre

n ha

ven’

t wat

ched

TV

for a

long

tim

e.

2 I h

ave

spen

t man

y ho

urs

in th

e lib

rary

rece

ntly

.

3 W

e ha

ve re

ad tw

o no

vels

in th

e la

st m

onth

.

4 I h

ave

owne

d an

old

edi

tion

of H

amle

t sin

ce

my

child

hood

.

5 W

hy is

you

r frie

nd s

ick?

Has

he

had

an a

ccid

ent?

6 H

e ha

sn’t

said

a w

ord

to u

s si

nce

last

nig

ht.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

39

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

2

1 H

is k

ids

have

n’t r

ead

any

book

s si

nce

last

sum

mer

.

2 I’v

e ha

d an

Eng

lish

dict

iona

ry fo

r fou

r yea

rs.

3 W

e ha

ven’

t bou

ght a

boo

k in

a b

ooks

hop

for a

long

tim

e.

4 Sh

eila

’s be

en in

bed

sin

ce y

este

rday

.

5 M

ike

hasn

’t pa

ssed

a re

adin

g te

st s

ince

last

yea

r.

6 M

y fr

iend

s ha

ven’

t wat

ched

a fi

lm fo

r thr

ee m

onth

s.

Clas

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Gra

mm

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xerc

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7

1 La

st n

ight

we

saw

a fi

lm b

ased

on

the

life

of

Osc

ar W

ilde.

2 I’v

e be

en re

adin

g So

ns a

nd Lo

vers

for t

he la

st

two

wee

ks.

3 Th

e ki

ds h

ave

been

pla

ying

foot

ball

for t

wo

hour

s.

4 D

avid

has

bee

n ill

in b

ed fo

r thr

ee d

ays.

5 Ph

il ha

sn’t

com

e ba

ck fr

om th

e sh

op y

et.

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Wo

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1b

endi

ng in

-anc

e: a

bund

ance

, im

port

ance

endi

ng in

-enc

e: a

bsen

ce, d

iffer

ence

, int

ellig

ence

, pr

esen

ce

endi

ng in

-cy:

effi

cien

cy, u

rgen

cy

endi

ng in

-ity

: cre

ativ

ity, e

norm

ity, e

qual

ity, f

orm

ality

, hu

mid

ity, p

opul

arity

, sim

ilarit

y, s

tupi

dity

endi

ng in

-nes

s: d

arkn

ess,

grea

tnes

s, ha

ppin

ess,

illne

ss, l

ight

ness

, sad

ness

, sho

rtne

ss, w

eakn

ess

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er

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List

enin

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Spea

kin

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xerc

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4

John

: Wel

l, er

, I th

ink

I’ve

only

read

one

boo

k th

is

mon

th. Y

ou s

ee, i

t’s a

ver

y, v

ery

long

boo

k! It

’s ab

out,

wel

l, I d

on’t

know

, it’s

abo

ut fi

ve h

undr

ed

page

s lo

ng, I

thin

k. It

’s ca

lled

Sons

and

Lov

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DH

Law

renc

e. It

’s, u

m, a

nov

el. I

t’s a

bout

a p

oor b

oy

who

wan

ts to

be

an a

rtis

t. A

s I s

ay, i

t’s a

nov

el a

nd

I thi

nk it

’s al

so s

emi-a

utob

iogr

aphi

cal.

I mea

n, it

’s fic

tion,

you

see

, but

Law

renc

e pu

t a lo

t of h

is o

wn

life

in th

e bo

ok, t

oo.

But i

n ge

nera

l, I s

uppo

se I

like

com

edie

s an

d sc

ienc

e fic

tion

and

that

sor

t of t

hing

.

I usu

ally

read

The

Tim

es e

very

day

onl

ine.

I re

ad th

e di

gita

l edi

tion

and,

to b

e ho

nest

with

you

, I th

ink

it’s

the

best

new

spap

er in

the

wor

ld. I

som

etim

es

read

mag

azin

es a

nd I

love

Nat

iona

l Geo

grap

hic

beca

use

ther

e ar

e lo

ts o

f int

eres

ting

stor

ies

abou

t pe

ople

in d

iffer

ent c

ount

ries.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

50

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

5

Caro

la: W

ell,

let m

e se

e. I

thin

k I’v

e re

ad tw

o bo

oks

this

mon

th. I

’ve

read

a b

ook

calle

d A

Shor

t His

tory

of

Nea

rly E

very

thin

g. It

’s no

t a n

ovel

or a

nyth

ing

like

that

; it’s

non

-fict

ion.

It’s

abou

t sci

ence

but

it’s

not b

orin

g; it

’s re

ally

ver

y in

tere

stin

g an

d it

expl

ains

lots

and

lots

of t

hing

s ve

ry c

lear

ly. T

he o

ther

is D

racu

la b

y Br

am S

toke

r. It

was

real

ly, r

eally

terr

ifyin

g. In

gen

eral

, I s

uppo

se I

like

scie

nce

fictio

n an

d po

etry

. I o

ccas

iona

lly re

ad

new

spap

ers

but,

to b

e ho

nest

with

you

, I th

ink

I pr

efer

mag

azin

es. M

y fa

vour

ite m

agaz

ine

is c

alle

d H

ello

. I d

on’t

know

… I

don’

t kno

w w

heth

er y

ou

know

it. I

read

it e

very

wee

k. I

real

ly li

ke it

. I a

lso

like

to tr

avel

a lo

t, so

I of

ten

read

trav

el g

uide

s to

fin

d ou

t abo

ut p

lace

s of

inte

rest

. And

I us

ually

read

in

the

afte

rnoo

n af

ter l

unch

. I re

ad in

the

loun

ge

sitt

ing

in m

y fa

vour

ite c

hair.

uN

it4

HeA

LtH

Clas

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Vo

cab

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ry, E

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ise

1b

1 Ea

t five

por

tions

of f

resh

frui

t and

veg

etab

les

ever

y da

y.

2 Av

oid

food

that

has

a lo

t of f

at, s

alt o

r sug

ar.

3 Ea

t ple

nty

of g

rain

s, lik

e ric

e, a

nd o

ily fi

sh,

like

salm

on.

4 Ta

ke re

gula

r exe

rcis

e.

5 G

et e

noug

h sl

eep.

6 D

on’t

smok

e.

7 D

on’t

drin

k to

o m

uch

alco

hol.

8 Vi

sit y

our d

octo

r for

regu

lar c

heck

ups

.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

53

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

4b

1 I t

hink

I’ve

got

a te

mpe

ratu

re.

Her

e, p

ut th

is th

erm

omet

er in

you

r mou

th.

2 W

here

did

you

get

thos

e in

jurie

s?I f

ell o

ff m

y bi

ke w

hen

I was

cyc

ling.

3 H

as P

eter

com

e ou

t of h

ospi

tal y

et?

Oh,

yes

. He

got b

ette

r soo

ner t

han

expe

cted

.

4 I f

eel t

ired

all t

he ti

me

and

I can

’t co

ncen

trat

e.H

ow m

any

hour

s sl

eep

do y

ou g

et?

5 I t

hink

I’ve

got

a c

old.

You

shou

ld s

tay

in b

ed to

day

and

keep

war

m.

6 Th

at’s

a re

ally

bad

cou

gh.

I kno

w. I

nee

d to

giv

e up

sm

okin

g.

7 M

y sh

ould

ers

are

very

stiff

.Yo

u sh

ould

hav

e a

mas

sage

.

8 D

o yo

u ne

ed a

pre

scrip

tion

to b

uy a

spiri

n?N

o, ju

st a

sk fo

r it a

t the

pha

rmac

ist’s

.

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

54

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

6

1 so

re th

roat

; 2 to

otha

che;

3 d

izzy

; 4 b

acka

che;

5

upse

t sto

mac

h; 6

cou

gh

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

56

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

7

1 Th

e ho

spita

l whe

re I

was

bor

n is

now

a s

hopp

ing

cent

re.

2 So

nia

is th

e nu

rse

who

look

s af

ter m

y gr

andm

othe

r.

3 Th

is is

the

med

icin

e th

at y

ou m

ustn

’t ta

ke if

you

are

pr

egna

nt.

4 Fr

ed’s

mot

her,

who

se h

andb

ag w

as s

tole

n ye

ster

day,

had

a h

eart

att

ack.

5 Th

e co

mpa

ny I

wor

k fo

r has

offi

ces

all o

ver

the

coun

try.

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ENTS

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OK

AUD

IO SC

RIPT

Clas

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1, T

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57

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

endi

ng in

-al:

appr

oval

, arr

ival

, ref

usal

, sur

viva

l

endi

ng in

-anc

e: a

ppea

ranc

e, e

ntra

nce,

igno

ranc

e,

perf

orm

ance

endi

ng in

-atio

n: e

xam

inat

ion,

pre

serv

atio

n

endi

ng in

-ion

: con

stru

ctio

n, d

edic

atio

n, in

vent

ion,

m

edic

atio

n, o

bses

sion

, ope

ratio

n, p

opul

atio

n,

prot

ectio

n

endi

ng in

-ing

: beg

inni

ng, b

uild

ing,

eng

inee

ring,

fa

iling

, fee

ling,

lear

ning

, mea

ning

endi

ng in

-men

t: de

velo

pmen

t, em

barr

assm

ent,

exci

tem

ent,

impr

ovem

ent,

trea

tmen

t

Clas

s CD

1, T

rack

61

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

3

1 Fo

otba

ll is

my

favo

urite

spo

rt.

2 W

e ca

ught

the

trai

n at

8.3

0.

3 Th

ere

aren

’t an

y fo

rks

on th

e ta

ble.

4 Pr

egna

nt w

omen

sho

uld

not t

ake

this

med

icin

e.

5 M

y te

am is

top

of th

e le

ague

.

6 Th

at fi

lm w

as to

o sh

ort.

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s CD

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n, E

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5

wor

ds w

ith

/u:/

: blu

e, fr

uit,

you,

juic

y, s

poon

ful

wor

ds w

ith

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d, g

ood,

took

, wou

ld, f

ootb

all

Clas

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1, T

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List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

4

John

: Wel

l, yo

u kn

ow, I

don

’t th

ink

I’m v

ery

heal

thy

real

ly. I

mea

n I’v

e ha

d a

few

col

ds a

nd th

e flu

re

cent

ly a

nd I

ofte

n ha

ve h

eada

ches

. So

I mea

n th

at’s

not r

eally

ver

y go

od, i

s it?

And

, you

kno

w,

I don

’t th

ink

I eat

ver

y w

ell r

eally

. I m

ean

I onl

y ea

t abo

ut tw

o po

rtio

ns o

f fru

it an

d ve

geta

bles

a

day.

And

, you

kno

w, I

real

ly li

ke h

ambu

rger

s an

d th

ings

like

that

whi

ch a

ren’

t ver

y go

od fo

r you

. I

smok

e ab

out fi

ve c

igar

ette

s a

day

or s

omet

hing

lik

e th

at a

nd to

be

hone

st w

ith y

ou I

drin

k qu

ite a

lo

t of a

lcoh

ol, e

spec

ially

at w

eeke

nds.

I do

a bi

t of

exer

cise

, I s

uppo

se. I

mea

n I w

alk

to s

choo

l eve

ry

day

but,

you

know

, to

be h

ones

t with

you

I do

n’t

get m

uch

exer

cise

. I s

leep

wel

l, th

ough

; I s

leep

ab

out s

even

hou

rs a

nig

ht b

ut I

ofte

n fe

el ti

red.

But

, yo

u kn

ow, w

hat d

o yo

u th

ink?

I’m

not

ver

y he

alth

y,

am I?

Clas

s CD

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List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

5

Sand

ra: W

ell,

I thi

nk I’

m v

ery

heal

thy.

I ha

ven’

t be

en il

l rec

ently

. I e

at fi

ve p

ortio

ns o

f fru

it an

d ve

geta

bles

a d

ay. I

don

’t sm

oke.

I’ve

nev

er s

mok

ed

and

I don

’t dr

ink

alco

hol a

t all.

I do

n’t p

lay

lots

and

lo

ts o

f spo

rts

but I

sle

ep a

bout

nin

e ho

urs

a ni

ght

beca

use

I do

lots

and

lots

of e

xerc

ise

ever

y da

y.

Aft

er a

ll, I

wor

k in

a g

ym!

UN

IT5

PLA

CeS

Clas

s CD

2, T

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Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

1b

1 Th

ere

are

four

cou

ntrie

s in

the

Uni

ted

King

dom

: En

glan

d, N

orth

ern

Irela

nd, S

cotla

nd a

nd W

ales

.

2 Th

e th

ree

bigg

est c

ities

in th

e U

K ar

e Lo

ndon

, Bi

rmin

gham

and

Gla

sgow

.

3 Th

e la

rges

t min

ority

eth

nic

grou

p is

Indi

an.

4 Th

e tw

o bi

gges

t rel

igio

ns in

the

UK

are

Chris

tiani

ty

follo

wed

by

Isla

m.

5 Pe

ople

in th

e U

K us

ually

hav

e th

eir d

inne

r bet

wee

n 6

p.m

. and

8 p

.m. i

n th

e ev

enin

g.

6 A

trad

ition

al E

nglis

h br

eakf

ast c

onsi

sts

of e

ggs,

baco

n, s

ausa

ges,

bake

d be

ans

and

tea

and

toas

t.

7 Bu

ses

with

an

upst

airs

and

a d

owns

tairs

are

cal

led

doub

le d

ecke

r bus

es.

8 Th

e hi

ghes

t mou

ntai

n in

the

UK

is B

en N

evis

, whi

ch

is in

Sco

tland

.

9 Pe

ople

driv

e on

the

left

sid

e of

the

road

in th

e U

K.

10

A s

emi-d

etac

hed

hous

e is

a h

ouse

att

ache

d to

an

othe

r hou

se o

nly

on o

ne s

ide.

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Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

4b

1 Th

e Iri

sh a

re fa

mou

s fo

r bei

ng fr

iend

ly a

nd

wel

com

ing

to to

uris

ts.

2 I d

id lo

ts o

f exc

iting

act

iviti

es o

n m

y la

st h

olid

ay,

such

as

surfi

ng a

nd w

hite

-wat

er ra

ftin

g.

3 Pa

ris h

as m

any

fash

iona

ble

clot

hes

shop

s.

4 A

stur

ias

has

spec

tacu

lar m

ount

ains

and

won

derf

ul

beac

hes.

5 N

ew Y

ork’

s re

stau

rant

s off

er s

uper

b cu

isin

e.

6 A

rt lo

vers

will

enj

oy M

adrid

’s el

egan

t bui

ldin

gs a

nd

fasc

inat

ing

mus

eum

s.

7 Th

e Lo

ndon

Eye

is a

wel

l-kno

wn

sigh

t in

the

Briti

sh

capi

tal.

8 La

s Fal

las i

s a

spec

tacu

lar,

trad

ition

al fe

stiv

al th

at

take

s pl

ace

in V

alen

cia

in M

arch

.

Clas

s CD

2, T

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Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

6

1 M

y Sc

ottis

h fr

iend

s liv

e in

a s

emi-d

etac

hed

hous

e in

Edi

nbur

gh.

2 Th

e ca

ke y

our m

othe

r mad

e w

as m

outh

-wat

erin

g.

3 A

wel

l-kno

wn

writ

er s

aid

that

que

uing

is th

e na

tiona

l pas

sion

in B

ritai

n.

4 Yo

u ca

n go

sig

htse

eing

on

a Lo

ndon

dou

ble-

deck

er b

us.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

6

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

3

1 Th

ey a

re g

oing

to p

ublis

h a

new

gui

debo

ok a

bout

th

e U

K bu

t we

don’

t kno

w w

hen.

2 Th

e Q

ueen

is g

oing

to o

pen

a ne

w h

ospi

tal f

or

child

ren.

The

dat

e ha

sn’t

been

con

firm

ed y

et.

3 Br

itain

is n

ot g

oing

to jo

in th

e eu

ro.

4 M

y pa

rent

s ar

e go

ing

to v

isit

Lond

on in

July

.

5 A

re th

ey g

oing

to a

tten

d th

e co

ncer

t at t

he R

oyal

A

lber

t Hal

l tom

orro

w e

veni

ng?

6 W

e ar

e no

t goi

ng to

eat

any

pas

ta in

the

next

fe

w w

eeks

.

Clas

s CD

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mm

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6

1 Th

ey s

aid

on th

e ne

ws

that

it’s

not g

oing

to ra

in

this

wee

kend

.

2 Yo

u’ll

go o

ut w

hen

you

finis

h yo

ur h

omew

ork.

3 W

hat t

ime

will

you

get

hom

e to

nigh

t?

4 H

e’s

goin

g to

vis

it us

toni

ght.

5 I’m

goi

ng to

trav

el to

Irel

and

in A

ugus

t.

6 H

is p

aren

ts w

ill w

ait f

or h

im u

ntil

he a

rriv

es.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

8

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1

1 b)

acc

usto

med

to s

omet

hing

or s

omeo

ne

2 c)

ang

ry w

ith s

omeo

ne

3 a)

ash

amed

of s

omet

hing

or s

omeo

ne

4 e)

goo

d at

som

ethi

ng

5 f)

resp

onsi

ble

for s

omet

hing

or s

omeo

ne

6 d)

wor

ried

abou

t som

ethi

ng o

r som

eone

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

9

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

3

1 e)

bel

ieve

in s

omet

hing

or s

omeo

ne

2 c)

dep

end

on s

omet

hing

or s

omeo

ne

3 d)

list

en to

som

ethi

ng o

r som

eone

4 f)

recr

uit s

omeo

ne fr

om a

n ag

ency

5 a)

thin

k of

or a

bout

som

ethi

ng o

r som

eone

6 b)

wai

t for

som

ethi

ng o

r som

eone

Clas

s CD

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13

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

3

1 In

Can

ada

it’s

very

col

d in

win

ter.

2 If

you

wea

r a c

ap, y

ou’ll

pro

tect

you

r hea

d.

3 Pu

t eve

ryth

ing

in th

e ba

g be

fore

you

leav

e.

4 Th

e Ch

angi

ng o

f the

Gua

rd ta

kes

plac

e at

Bu

ckin

gham

Pal

ace.

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5 Pi

ck m

e up

on

the

way

to th

e st

atio

n, p

leas

e.

6 M

y an

kle

hurt

s. I h

ave

to g

o to

the

doct

or.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

15

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

5

1 H

is d

ecis

ion

was

not

fair

at a

ll.

2 W

e ha

d di

nner

in th

e op

en a

ir ev

ery

even

ing

on

our c

ampi

ng h

olid

ay.

3 Ca

n I h

ave

som

e m

ore

beer

, ple

ase?

4 Pl

ease

sit

dow

n, th

is is

you

r cha

ir.

5 I’d

like

to b

uy a

new

pai

r of s

hoes

.

6 W

e ca

n’t r

eally

trav

el th

is y

ear.

Clas

s CD

2, T

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16

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

Julia

: The

food

is s

uper

b, e

spec

ially

the

natio

nal

dish

– h

aggi

s. A

nd th

e na

tiona

l drin

k is

wor

ld

fam

ous

of c

ours

e –

Scot

tish

whi

sky!

You

’ll n

eed

an u

mbr

ella

and

a g

ood

coat

, but

you

’ll s

oon

get

used

to th

e w

eath

er a

nd y

ou’ll

find

Sco

ttis

h pe

ople

ar

e ve

ry fr

iend

ly a

nd w

elco

min

g. S

cotla

nd h

as

som

ethi

ng fo

r eve

ryon

e an

d re

mem

ber:

we

spea

k En

glis

h, b

ut w

e’re

not

Eng

lish,

we’

re S

cott

ish!

Clas

s CD

2, T

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17

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

1c

Visi

t Sco

tlan

d –

beau

tifu

l Sco

tlan

d!Ju

lia: S

cotla

nd’s

beau

tiful

citi

es a

re a

ll w

aitin

g fo

r yo

u. W

hen

you

visi

t Edi

nbur

gh, y

ou’ll

see

the

fam

ous

cast

le o

n its

hill

ove

r the

city

, you

’ll se

e Pr

ince

s Str

eet

with

its e

lega

nt sh

ops …

and

if y

ou c

ome

in A

ugus

t, yo

u’ll

be h

ere

for t

he tr

aditi

onal

fest

ival

.

And

don

’t fo

rget

Gla

sgow

, Abe

rdee

n an

d D

unde

e w

ith th

eir p

arks

, mus

eum

s an

d th

eatr

es …

all

dyna

mic

citi

es –

all

wai

ting

for y

ou …

As

wel

l as

its c

ities

, Sco

tland

has

som

e of

the

mos

t be

autif

ul m

ount

ains

, lak

es a

nd ri

vers

in E

urop

e. In

Eu

rope

? In

the

wor

ld! T

here

’s Be

n N

evis

, the

hig

hest

m

ount

ain

in B

ritai

n, a

nd L

och

Nes

s –

Wat

ch o

ut!

Yes,

ther

e re

ally

is a

mon

ster

! It a

lso

has

spec

tacu

lar

isla

nds

like

Skye

, Mul

l and

Col

l. Sc

otla

nd is

a

grea

t pla

ce fo

r wal

king

, clim

bing

, ski

ing,

gol

f and

ca

noei

ng …

If y

ou w

ant f

resh

air

and

heal

thy

exer

cise

, the

n Sc

otla

nd is

the

plac

e fo

r you

.

The

food

is s

uper

b, e

spec

ially

the

natio

nal d

ish

– ha

ggis

. And

the

natio

nal d

rink

is w

orld

fam

ous

of

cour

se –

Sco

ttis

h w

hisk

y! Y

ou’ll

nee

d an

um

brel

la

and

a go

od c

oat,

but y

ou’ll

soo

n ge

t use

d to

the

wea

ther

and

you

’ll fi

nd S

cott

ish

peop

le a

re v

ery

frie

ndly

and

wel

com

ing.

Sco

tland

has

som

ethi

ng

for e

very

one

and

rem

embe

r: w

e sp

eak

Engl

ish,

but

w

e’re

not

Eng

lish,

we’

re S

cott

ish!

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

18

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

2b

Com

e to

Jam

aica

whe

re it

’s al

way

s su

mm

er!

John

: Jam

aica

has

som

e of

the

mos

t dyn

amic

, ex

citin

g an

d fr

iend

ly c

ities

in th

e w

orld

.

Visi

t the

cap

ital,

King

ston

, hom

e of

Reg

gae

artis

ts

like

Bob

Mar

ley.

Lis

ten

to th

at m

usic

! And

Por

t A

nton

io, a

favo

urite

vac

atio

n pl

ace

for H

olly

woo

d’s

rich

and

fam

ous.

And

Jam

aica

has

spe

ctac

ular

bea

ches

too

with

w

onde

rful

sun

bath

ing

faci

litie

s, sw

imm

ing,

sur

fing

and

othe

r wat

er s

port

s, an

d a

fant

astic

nig

ht li

fe!

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

19

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

2c

John

: You

’ll fi

nd th

e fo

od in

Jam

aica

is d

elic

ious

, ab

solu

tely

del

icio

us. P

ork

and

chic

ken

the

Jam

aica

n w

ay a

re m

outh

-wat

erin

g. A

nd o

ur

natio

nal d

rink

is e

ven

mor

e fa

mou

s –

Jam

aica

n ru

m! B

est o

f all,

Jam

aica

n pe

ople

are

war

m a

nd

frie

ndly

and

full

of fu

n. W

e sp

eak

Engl

ish,

too

– Ja

mai

can-

styl

e! Ja

mai

ca –

an

isla

nd in

the

sun.

You

r is

land

in th

e su

n. A

fter

a fe

w d

ays

in Ja

mai

ca, y

ou’ll

ne

ver w

ant t

o le

ave.

You

’ll lo

ve Ja

mai

ca w

here

it’s

alw

ays

sum

mer

!

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

20

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

3b

Com

e to

irel

and

Caro

la: I

rela

nd –

one

of t

he m

ost i

nter

estin

g co

untr

ies

in th

e w

orld

! Ire

land

’s ci

ties

are

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fasc

inat

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Bel

fast

with

its

bota

nica

l gar

dens

and

its

fam

ous

mon

umen

ts. D

ublin

with

its

supe

rb

pubs

, bar

s, ca

fes

and

rest

aura

nts

… T

he c

ity o

f Co

rk w

ith it

s lo

vely

thea

tres

and

its

trad

ition

al Ir

ish

mus

ic …

irel

and

is a

gre

at p

lace

for w

alki

ng a

nd c

yclin

g,

fishi

ng, c

ampi

ng, a

nd b

ird w

atch

ing,

and

with

ov

er 4

00 g

olf c

ours

es, i

t’s a

gre

at p

lace

for g

olf t

oo!

The

food

and

drin

k w

ill b

e on

e of

the

best

par

ts o

f yo

ur v

isit.

Did

you

kno

w th

at o

rigin

ally

bac

on a

nd

eggs

was

an

Irish

mea

l? T

he s

ea fo

od is

del

icio

us …

Th

e w

ater

mak

es lo

vely

tea.

The

Gui

nnes

s is

wor

ld

fam

ous.

And

don

’t be

lieve

the

Scot

tish

– th

e be

st

whi

sky

in th

e w

orld

is Ir

ish

whi

sky.

Eng

lish

is n

ow

our m

ain

lang

uage

but

the

mos

t im

port

ant w

ord

is

‘Iris

h’! I

rela

nd; o

ne o

f the

mos

t int

eres

ting

coun

trie

s in

the

wor

ld?

No,

TH

E m

ost i

nter

estin

g co

untr

y in

th

e w

orld

.

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CD 2

, Tra

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1

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

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ise

3

1 ca

r c)

aut

omob

ile

2 ca

r par

k d)

par

king

lot

3 ch

ips

e) F

renc

h fr

ies

4 ga

rden

b)

yar

d

5 to

wn

cent

re

f) d

ownt

own

6 tr

ouse

rs

a) p

ants

Clas

s CD

2, T

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22

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

6

Nar

rato

r: E

nglis

h is

con

side

red

the

lang

uage

of

the

Uni

ted

Stat

es o

f Am

eric

a al

thou

gh th

e co

untr

y do

esn’

t hav

e an

offi

cial

lang

uage

. Sin

ce

the

seve

ntee

nth

cent

ury

peop

le th

at h

ave

lived

in

Nor

th A

mer

ica

have

spo

ken

both

Eng

lish

and

man

y ot

her l

angu

ages

incl

udin

g Sp

anis

h, G

erm

an,

Dut

ch, F

renc

h, R

ussi

an, S

wed

ish

and

Nor

weg

ian.

Clas

s CD

2, T

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24

Rea

din

g, E

xerc

ise

5

Nar

rato

r: F

ive

per c

ent o

f spe

cies

will

bec

ome

extin

ct in

the

next

cen

tury

, and

so

will

a lo

t of t

he

lang

uage

s in

the

wor

ld. S

ome

peop

le w

ould

like

ev

eryb

ody

to s

peak

the

sam

e la

ngua

ge, b

ut if

that

ha

ppen

ed, p

eopl

e co

uldn

’t un

ders

tand

cer

tain

th

ings

. The

re is

an

Abo

rigin

al la

ngua

ge in

Aus

tral

ia

whi

ch u

ses

eigh

t diff

eren

t wor

ds fo

r ‘th

ey’. I

t is

impo

rtan

t to

prot

ect a

pla

nt th

at is

in d

ange

r als

o to

sav

e lo

cal l

angu

ages

.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

25

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

7

1 I’l

l buy

an

Am

eric

an-E

nglis

h di

ctio

nary

if I

trav

el to

th

e U

SA.

2 If

I wer

e yo

u, I

wou

ld le

arn

Chin

ese

beca

use

it’s

the

lang

uage

of t

he fu

ture

.

3 H

e w

on’t

pass

the

Engl

ish

exam

unl

ess

he s

tudi

es

hard

.

4 I w

ould

hav

e vi

site

d he

r if I

had

kno

wn

she

was

ill.

5 W

here

will

you

go

if yo

u ar

e fr

ee n

ext w

eek?

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

26

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

endi

ng in

-al:

abor

igin

al, m

edic

inal

, pro

fess

iona

l

endi

ng in

-ful

: col

ourf

ul, p

ainf

ul, s

ucce

ssfu

l

endi

ng in

-ive

: act

ive,

effe

ctiv

e, p

rodu

ctiv

e

endi

ng in

-les

s: c

olou

rles

s, ha

irles

s, pa

inle

ss

endi

ng in

-ous

: cou

rage

ous,

dang

erou

s, ne

rvou

s

endi

ng in

-y: h

airy

, luc

ky, s

unny

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

27

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

1

1 be

an, m

e, s

een

2 he

ight

, kite

, mig

ht, s

ight

3 de

ad, h

ead,

red,

sai

d

4 gr

and,

han

d, la

nd, s

and

5 fa

iling

, mai

ling,

sai

ling

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s CD

2, T

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28

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

3b

1 an

cien

t, an

swer

, bur

ning

, hun

dred

, lea

rnin

g,

lingu

ist,

mat

ter,

wou

ldn’

t

2 ab

out,

beco

me,

bet

wee

n, d

estr

oyed

3 al

low

ing,

Aus

tral

ia, b

ecom

ing

4 ce

ntur

y, la

ngua

ges,

libra

ry

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

30

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

5

1 W

ill y

ou g

o to

uni

vers

ity if

you

pas

s yo

ur e

xam

s?

2 W

here

are

you

goi

ng to

spe

nd y

our s

umm

er

holid

ays?

3 W

hy d

o yo

ur p

aren

ts w

orry

abo

ut y

ou s

o m

uch?

4 Is

she

com

ing

to th

e pa

rty

with

us?

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

31

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

Sam

: O

K, S

ara.

How

do

you

spel

l ‘bea

utifu

l’?

Sara

: Er

… o

oh, t

hat’s

diffi

cult

… e

r … B

-E-A

-U-T

-I-F-

U-L

.

Sam

: Th

at’s

right

. You

see

, it w

asn’

t rea

lly s

o di

fficu

lt,

was

it?

And

wha

t’s th

e pa

st s

impl

e of

‘go’

?

Sara

: O

h, th

at’s

easy

. I k

now

that

one

! It’s

‘wen

t’.

Sam

: Ri

ght.

But t

his

one

is a

bit

mor

e di

fficu

lt. L

et’s

see

… H

ow d

o yo

u sa

y ‘lif

t’ in

Am

eric

an E

nglis

h?

Sara

: U

mm

m …

But

I do

kno

w it

… I

do k

now

it …

. G

ive

me

a m

omen

t. I k

now

it’s

‘ele

vato

r’.

Sam

: G

ood.

Wha

t is

the

plur

al o

f ‘chi

ld’?

Sara

: O

h, …

. Le

t me

see

… .

Let m

e se

e …

. U

m, I

kn

ow it

’s irr

egul

ar …

I kn

ow it

’s irr

egul

ar b

ut …

bu

t I d

on’t

know

… .

I don

’t kn

ow.

Sam

: It

’s ‘ch

ildre

n’. N

ow th

en s

ee if

you

kno

w th

is o

ne.

Whi

ch p

repo

sitio

n of

ten

follo

ws

the

verb

‘list

en’?

Sara

: Um

m. ‘L

iste

n to

the

radi

o’ …

. Li

sten

to …

. So

the

prep

ositi

on is

… ‘t

o’!

Sam

: Ve

ry g

ood.

Now

, if y

ou li

ved

in B

razi

l, w

hich

la

ngua

ge w

ould

you

nee

d to

spe

ak?

Sara

: Br

azil?

Oh

I kno

w th

at o

ne. I

’ve

been

to B

razi

l, yo

u kn

ow. I

t’s P

ortu

gues

e!

Sam

: O

f cou

rse

it is

. Tha

t’s v

ery

good

. Tha

t’s fi

ve o

ut

of s

ix.

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s CD

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3b

Sara

: O

K, S

am. N

ow w

e’ll

star

t with

a n

ice

diffi

cult

ques

tion.

How

do

you

spel

l ‘anc

ient

’?

Sam

: Er

, … o

oh y

ou’re

righ

t tha

t is

diffi

cult

… e

r …

A-N

-C-I-

A-N

-T.

Sara

: N

o, n

ot q

uite

. It’s

A-N

-C-I-

E-N

-T A

nd w

hat’s

the

past

par

ticip

le o

f ‘be

’?

Sam

: O

h th

at’s

easy

. It’s

‘bee

n’.

Sara

: Ri

ght.

That

was

too

easy

I th

ink.

Try

this

one

. How

do

you

say

‘coo

kie’

in B

ritis

h En

glis

h?

Sam

: U

mm

m, …

bis

cuit,

B-I-

S-C-

U-I-

T.

Sara

: Co

rrec

t. Ca

n yo

u fo

rm th

e no

un fr

om ‘u

rgen

t’?

Sam

: O

h …

er,

the

noun

from

‘urg

ent’?

The

nou

n? O

h, I

know

… e

r, ‘u

rgen

cy’.

Sara

: Ri

ght a

gain

. Whi

ch p

repo

sitio

n of

ten

follo

ws

the

adje

ctiv

e ‘g

ood’

?

Sam

: U

mm

, … I’

m g

ood

at fo

otba

ll. ‘A

t’!

Sara

: Ex

celle

nt. N

ow le

t’s s

ee. T

ime

for a

defi

nitio

n.

Som

eone

who

act

s is

an

… ?

Sam

: H

mm

m …

er …

Som

eone

who

act

s is

an

‘act

or’!

Sara

: Ve

ry g

ood.

You

got

five

out

of s

ix –

the

sam

e as

me!

Clas

s CD

2, T

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kin

g, E

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ise

4

Sam

: O

K, C

arol

a. H

ow d

o yo

u sp

ell ‘q

ueue

’?

Caro

la:

Ooh

, tha

t’s re

ally

diffi

cult.

Why

did

n’t y

ou s

tart

w

ith a

n ea

sy q

uest

ion?

But

I kn

ow it

… I

know

it’

s er

… Q

-U-E

-U-E

.

Sam

: W

ow! T

hat’s

righ

t. Ve

ry g

ood.

And

wha

t’s th

e pa

st s

impl

e of

‘eat

’?

Caro

la:

Oh,

that

’s ea

sy. I

t’s ‘a

te’.

Sam

: Ye

s in

deed

. And

how

do

you

say ‘

bisc

uit’

in

Am

eric

an E

nglis

h?

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2

Caro

la:

Um

mm

, … I’

m v

ery

good

at A

mer

ican

Eng

lish.

I w

atch

lots

of A

mer

ican

TV.

It’s

‘cook

ie’.

Sam

: Th

at’s

right

. Goo

d. N

ow w

hich

lang

uage

is th

e w

ord

‘orig

ami’ f

rom

?

Caro

la:

Oh,

… L

et m

e se

e …

Um

is it

Japa

nese

?

Sam

: Ye

s, th

at’s

abso

lute

ly ri

ght.

Whi

ch p

repo

sitio

n of

ten

follo

ws

the

verb

‘dep

end’

?

Caro

la:

Um

m. ‘I

t dep

ends

on

the

wea

ther

’. Dep

end

on.

‘On’

!

Sam

: Ve

ry g

ood.

Now

, if y

ou li

ved

in S

cotla

nd, w

hich

la

ngua

ge w

ould

you

nee

d to

spe

ak?

Caro

la:

Scot

land

? O

h th

at’s

no p

robl

em. E

nglis

h of

co

urse

!

Sam

: Ye

s, bu

t with

a S

cott

ish

acce

nt. V

ery

good

, Ca

rola

, you

got

six

out

of s

ix.

UN

IT7

tHe

eNV

iRo

Nm

eNt

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

36

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

1b

1 Co

asta

l ero

sion

is th

e de

stru

ctio

n of

the

coas

t by

the

sea.

2 D

efor

esta

tion

is w

hen

all t

he tr

ees

in a

n ar

ea a

re

cut d

own

or d

estr

oyed

.

3 D

eser

tifica

tion

is th

e tr

ansf

orm

atio

n of

fert

ile la

nd

into

des

ert.

4 A

dro

ught

is a

long

per

iod

of d

ry w

eath

er w

hen

ther

e is

not

eno

ugh

wat

er.

5 A

floo

d is

whe

n a

larg

e qu

antit

y of

wat

er c

over

s an

ar

ea th

at is

usu

ally

dry

.

6 Th

e gr

eenh

ouse

effe

ct is

the

war

min

g of

the

Eart

h’s

atm

osph

ere

beca

use

of p

ollu

tion

trap

ping

the

sun’

s he

at.

7 N

oise

pol

lutio

n is

loud

, con

tinuo

us s

ound

that

has

a

nega

tive

effec

t on

peop

le’s

lives

.

8 A

n oi

l slic

k is

oil

float

ing

on th

e se

a, u

sual

ly a

s a

resu

lt of

an

acci

dent

with

a s

hip.

9 Pe

stic

ides

are

che

mic

al s

ubst

ance

s us

ed to

kill

in

sect

s th

at a

ttac

k pl

ants

.

10

Toxi

c w

aste

is w

aste

that

com

es fr

om in

dust

ries

and

is d

ange

rous

for p

eopl

e an

d th

e en

viro

nmen

t.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

37

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

4b

1 Th

e us

e of

pes

ticid

es p

rote

cts

the

plan

ts w

e gr

ow

for f

ood,

but

ther

e ar

e po

ssib

le fu

ture

risk

s to

our

he

alth

.

2 Lo

ts o

f fish

die

d in

the

river

nea

r my

villa

ge la

st

year

due

to to

xic

was

te fr

om a

loca

l fac

tory

.

3 M

any

com

pani

es n

ow tr

y to

pro

tect

the

envi

ronm

ent b

y re

duci

ng p

last

ic p

acka

ging

for

thei

r pro

duct

s to

a m

inim

um p

ossi

ble.

4 N

oise

pol

lutio

n is

a s

erio

us h

ealth

pro

blem

es

peci

ally

in c

ities

and

in a

reas

clo

se to

airp

orts

.

5 G

over

nmen

ts s

houl

d in

vest

mor

e in

rene

wab

le

ener

gies

, suc

h as

sol

ar e

nerg

y or

win

d po

wer

.

6 Cl

imat

e ch

ange

is c

ausi

ng s

ever

e dr

ough

t in

East

A

fric

a. T

he la

ck o

f wat

er k

ills

crop

pla

nts

and

can

caus

e de

vast

atin

g fa

min

es.

7 So

lar p

anel

s ca

n ab

sorb

ligh

t fro

m th

e su

n to

pr

oduc

e el

ectr

icity

or t

o he

at w

ater

.

8 If

you

wan

t to

get r

id o

f you

r old

com

pute

r, yo

u sh

ould

take

it to

a re

cycl

ing

cent

re.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

38

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

5

Nar

rato

r: S

pain

is th

e w

orld

’s th

ird b

igge

st

prod

ucer

of w

ind

pow

er, a

fter

the

USA

and

G

erm

any.

On

part

icul

arly

win

dy d

ays

the

coun

try

can

gene

rate

mor

e el

ectr

icity

than

is re

quire

d.

Nev

erth

eles

s th

e go

vern

men

t stil

l nee

ds to

inve

st

muc

h m

ore

in re

new

able

ene

rgie

s.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

40

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

6

1 Be

atrix

Pot

ter c

ould

pai

nt v

ery

wel

l at a

n ea

rly a

ge.

2 I c

an’t

help

you

writ

e yo

ur c

ompo

sitio

n.

3 Fr

ank

join

ed G

reen

peac

e w

hen

he w

as s

ixte

en

year

s ol

d.

4 W

e m

isse

d th

e pr

ogra

mm

e on

Jack

Cou

stea

u be

caus

e th

e TV

had

bro

ken.

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Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

41

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

chan

ge

ch

ange

chan

ged/

chan

geab

le/c

hang

ing

cons

ider

atio

n co

nsid

er

cons

ider

ate/

cons

ider

able

deve

lopm

ent

deve

lop

deve

lopi

ng/d

evel

oped

grow

th

grow

gr

own

indu

stry

in

dust

rialis

e in

dust

rial/i

ndus

trio

us

pollu

tion

pollu

te

pollu

ted

popu

latio

n po

pula

te

popu

lar

prot

ectio

n pr

otec

t pr

otec

ted/

prot

ectiv

e/pr

otec

ting

prod

uct/

prod

uctio

n/pr

oduc

e pr

oduc

e pr

oduc

tive

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

43

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

1c

wor

ds w

ith

/aI/

soun

d: b

icyc

le, h

ighe

r, or

gani

se,

reco

gnis

ed, s

ilenc

e, u

nite

d

wor

ds w

ith

/eI/

soun

d: d

ange

rs, n

atio

ns,

sust

aina

ble,

taki

ng

wor

ds w

ith

/$I/

soun

d: a

nnoy

, des

troy

, em

ploy

, oi

ly, v

oice

s

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

47

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

4

1 I’d

like

to k

now

how

to h

elp

the

envi

ronm

ent.

2 W

e he

ard

her c

lear

ly b

ecau

se s

he s

poke

in a

lo

ud v

oice

.

3 H

e ga

ve m

e a

ring

to s

ay h

e’d

foun

d hi

s m

oney

.

4 A

re y

ou th

inki

ng o

f tak

ing

a bo

at?

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

48

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enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ises

1a

and

1b

John

: W

ell,

Paul

a, h

ow g

reen

is y

our f

amily

?

Paul

a: W

ell,

I thi

nk w

e’re

pre

tty

gree

n re

ally

, … I

mea

n w

e tr

y to

be

gree

n …

You

kno

w, s

ome

of m

y be

st fr

iend

s ar

e pl

ants

!

John

: W

ell,

let’s

see

… D

o yo

u sw

itch

off th

e lig

hts

whe

n yo

u le

ave

a ro

om?

Paul

a: O

h ye

s, of

cou

rse.

John

: A

lway

s?

Paul

a: W

ell,

not …

not

alw

ays

but,

you

know

, nea

rly

alw

ays.

John

: O

K, a

nd in

the

last

wee

k, h

ave

you

used

a c

ar fo

r a

jour

ney

of le

ss th

an o

ne k

ilom

etre

?

Paul

a: E

r … n

o …

no.

John

: A

re y

ou s

ure?

Paul

a: W

ell …

John

: W

ell?

Paul

a: W

ell,

on T

uesd

ay, i

t was

, you

kno

w, i

t was

er …

ra

inin

g.

John

: Ye

s?

Paul

a: A

nd e

r … w

ell,

er, m

y da

d to

ok m

e to

the

cine

ma

in h

is c

ar …

John

: Yo

ur d

ad to

ok y

ou to

the

cine

ma

in h

is c

ar?

Paul

a: Y

es, y

es, h

e di

d.

John

: Yo

u do

n’t h

ave

an u

mbr

ella

?

Paul

a: Y

eah

… I

know

… y

ou’re

righ

t! Yo

u’re

righ

t! I

know

I sh

ould

hav

e w

alke

d!

John

: A

nd h

ow m

uch

orga

nic

food

do

you

eat?

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Paul

a: W

ell,

to b

e ho

nest

, I m

ean,

look

, Joh

n …

I m

ean

orga

nic

food

is o

ften

a lo

t mor

e ex

pens

ive

than

no

n-or

gani

c fo

od, i

sn’t

it?

John

: O

K. S

o yo

u do

n’t e

at m

uch

orga

nic

food

?

Paul

a: N

o, n

o w

e do

n’t …

John

: A

nd h

ow m

any

cars

do

you

have

?

Paul

a: W

ell,

er, w

e ha

ve th

ree.

John

: TH

REE!

Paul

a: Y

es, I

mea

n, e

r, m

y m

um h

as a

car

, and

my

dad

has

a ca

r, an

d m

y br

othe

r has

a c

ar …

John

: W

ell,

look

, Pau

la, I

don

’t kn

ow h

ow to

say

this

bu

t … y

ou k

now

, you

’re n

ot a

gre

en fa

mily

at

all!

Clas

s CD

2, T

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enin

g&

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kin

g, E

xerc

ises

2a

and

2b

Paul

a: O

K, w

ell l

et’s

see

how

gre

en y

ou a

re …

John

: O

h, w

e’re

a v

ery

gree

n fa

mily

. My

mum

vot

es fo

r th

e G

reen

Par

ty!

Paul

a: R

eally

?

John

: O

h ye

s.

Paul

a: S

o do

you

use

ene

rgy

savi

ng li

ght b

ulbs

?

John

: Ye

s.

Paul

a: I

n ev

ery

room

?

John

: Ye

s, in

eve

ry ro

om.

Paul

a: V

ery

good

. Tha

t’s s

uper

gre

en! A

nd h

ow m

any

cars

do

you

have

?

John

: Ju

st o

ne –

my

brot

her’s

car

.

Paul

a: A

nd I

supp

ose

it’s

an e

lect

ric c

ar?

John

: N

o, n

o it

isn’

t. M

y m

um w

ants

him

to s

ell t

he c

ar

and

get a

bic

ycle

.

Paul

a: W

hen

it’s

cold

, do

you

wea

r ext

ra c

loth

es o

r do

you

turn

up

the

heat

ing?

John

: W

e w

ear e

xtra

clo

thes

. And

any

way

the

heat

ing

is s

olar

hea

ting.

Paul

a: R

eally

?

John

: Ye

s, w

e ha

ve s

olar

pan

els

on th

e ro

of.

Paul

a: W

ell,

the

next

que

stio

n …

and

I th

ink

I kno

w

wha

t the

ans

wer

is g

oing

to b

e …

Do

you

sepa

rate

you

r rub

bish

for r

ecyc

ling?

You

kno

w,

into

org

anic

, pap

er, m

etal

, pla

stic

, etc

.?

John

: O

f cou

rse

we

do!

Paul

a: R

ight

! I k

new

it! O

K, a

nd h

ow m

uch

orga

nic

food

do

you

eat?

John

: W

ell,

my

mum

alw

ays

buys

org

anic

egg

s an

d br

ead

and

thin

gs …

And

we

don’

t eat

any

mea

t. W

e’re

all

vege

taria

ns.

Paul

a: R

eally

! You

’re a

ll ve

geta

rians

?

John

: Ye

s.

Paul

a: W

ell,

that

’s no

t ver

y gr

een

is it

?

John

: W

hat d

o yo

u m

ean?

Paul

a: W

ell,

Gre

ens

are

supp

osed

to li

ke p

lant

s …

an

d yo

u ea

t the

m! A

nyw

ay, y

es, y

ou’re

a v

ery

gree

n fa

mily

!

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

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enin

g&

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kin

g, E

xerc

ises

5 a

nd

6a

Paul

a: W

ell,

er, J

ohn

is v

ery

gree

n –

I mea

n, e

r, hi

s fa

mily

and

his

hou

se a

re v

ery

gree

n …

The

y ha

ve,

um, s

peci

al li

ght b

ulbs

– in

eve

ry ro

om …

And

er

let m

e se

e th

ey o

nly

have

one

car

and

it’s

an

elec

tric

car

. And

his

mum

, his

mum

, vot

es G

reen

and

they

eat

a lo

t of o

rgan

ic fo

od …

and

er,

they

ar

e ve

geta

rians

– I

mea

n, y

ou k

now

, the

y do

n’t

eat a

ny m

eat …

And

, um

, the

y ha

ve s

olar

pan

els.

I mea

n th

ey h

ave,

you

kno

w, s

olar

pan

els

on th

e ro

of. S

o re

ally

as

you

can

see,

I m

ean

real

ly, t

hey

are,

er,

very

gre

en …

a s

uper

gre

en fa

mily

.

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2, T

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51

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

2b

1 Be

fore

you

get

you

r driv

ing

licen

ce, y

ou h

ave

to

take

driv

ing

less

ons

and

pass

a te

st.

2 Yo

u ha

ve to

sto

p w

hen

the

traffi

c lig

hts

are

red.

3 M

y ca

r bro

ke d

own

yest

erda

y, s

o I h

ad to

cal

l the

br

eakd

own

serv

ice.

4 W

e ar

rived

late

r bec

ause

we’

d go

t cau

ght i

n a

terr

ible

traffi

c ja

m.

5 Th

e tr

affic

war

den

gave

me

a pa

rkin

g tic

ket f

or

stop

ping

in a

no-

park

ing

zone

.

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AUD

IO SC

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6 A

ped

estr

ian

cros

sing

is a

spe

cial

ly m

arke

d pl

ace

for p

eopl

e to

cro

ss a

road

.

7 Th

e sp

eed

limit

on a

Spa

nish

mot

orw

ay is

120

km

pe

r hou

r.

8 A

road

sig

n gi

ves

info

rmat

ion

to d

river

s.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

52

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

4b

1 O

bey

the

corr

ect s

peed

lim

it fo

r eac

h ty

pe o

f roa

d.

2 W

hen

trav

ellin

g in

a c

ar a

lway

s w

ear a

sea

t bel

t.

3 Ke

ep a

saf

e di

stan

ce b

etw

een

you

and

the

vehi

cle

in fr

ont o

f you

.

4 In

mos

t EU

cou

ntrie

s yo

u sh

ould

giv

e w

ay to

traffi

c on

the

left

.

5 W

hen

ridin

g a

mot

orbi

ke a

lway

s wea

r a c

rash

hel

met

.

6 Fl

ash

your

em

erge

ncy

light

s w

hen

ther

e is

da

nger

ahe

ad.

7 N

ever

ove

rtak

e an

othe

r veh

icle

on

brid

ges

or

narr

ow ro

ads.

8 Sl

ow d

own

at p

edes

tria

n cr

ossi

ngs

and

whe

n yo

u ar

e ne

ar c

yclis

ts.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

53

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

6

1 A

fter

the

acci

dent

my

car w

as ta

ken

away

by

the

brea

kdow

n se

rvic

e.

2 In

Eng

land

ther

e ar

e bi

g w

hite

line

s pa

inte

d on

the

road

at p

edes

tria

n cr

ossi

ngs.

3 O

n Sp

anis

h m

otor

way

s pe

ople

tend

to d

rive

fast

er

than

they

sho

uld.

4 I g

ot m

y dr

ivin

g lic

ence

whe

n I t

urne

d ei

ghte

en.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

55

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

1

1 M

any

peop

le a

re k

illed

in c

ar a

ccid

ents

ev

ery

wee

kend

.

2 M

y fr

iend

s w

ere

knoc

ked

dow

n by

a v

an y

este

rday

bu

t for

tuna

tely

thei

r inj

urie

s ar

en’t

serio

us.

3 In

189

6 a

new

spe

ed li

mit

was

intr

oduc

ed in

Brit

ain.

4 D

rinki

ng a

nd d

rivin

g is

a d

ange

rous

com

bina

tion;

th

ey s

houl

d ne

ver b

e m

ixed

.

5 I d

on’t

know

if n

ew d

rivin

g lic

ence

s ar

e is

sued

on

line

in s

ome

coun

trie

s.

6 A

new

road

saf

ety

cam

paig

n w

ill b

e sh

own

on

tele

visi

on n

ext m

onth

.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

56

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

5

1 A

red

flag

was

car

ried

by a

man

to w

arn

peop

le.

2 Th

e sp

eed

limit

was

incr

ease

d to

20

mile

s pe

r hou

r in

190

8.

3 N

inet

y-si

x pe

ople

wer

e ki

lled

at a

foot

ball

stad

ium

in

She

ffiel

d in

198

9.

4 Jo

hn h

as b

een

give

n a

love

ly p

rese

nt.

5 A

lot o

f em

ails

are

sen

t fro

m th

is o

ffice

.

6 Th

is c

ar is

too

dirt

y. It

will

hav

e to

be

was

hed

soon

.

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

57

Gra

mm

ar, E

xerc

ise

7

1 Th

e ca

r was

take

n to

the

gara

ge b

y th

em.

2 Ve

ry fe

w c

ars

wer

e so

ld y

este

rday

.

3 I w

as g

iven

a lo

t of a

dvic

e by

my

driv

ing

inst

ruct

or.

4 Sa

lly’s

driv

ing

licen

ce w

as s

ent t

o he

r by

post

.

5 Th

e yo

ung

man

was

kno

cked

dow

n by

a s

mal

l car

.

6 Ph

ilip

aske

d us

not

to d

rive

in th

is w

eath

er,

didn

’t he

?

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

58

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

1 br

eak

dow

n; 2

by

pass

; 3 c

ount

ry ro

ad; 4

driv

ing

scho

ol; 5

gui

de b

ook;

6 p

etro

l sta

tion;

7 s

afet

y/se

at

belt;

8 ta

xi d

river

; 9 tr

affic

jam

; 10

wea

ther

fore

cast

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

59

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

1

1 am

/æm

/ am

/Em

/

2 bu

t /b8

t/ bu

t /bE

t/

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can

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4 fo

r /f$

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r /fE

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5 fr

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m /f

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/

6 ha

ve /h

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hav

e /h

Ev/

7 of

/Av/

of /

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8 or

/$:/

or /

E/

9 so

me

/s8m

/ som

e /s

Em/

10

was

/wAz

/ was

/wEz

/

Clas

s CD

2, T

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61

Pro

nu

nci

atio

n, E

xerc

ise

3

1 ar

e /+

:/ a

re /E

/

2 at

/æt/

at /E

t/

3 ha

s /h

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has

/hEz

/

4 m

ust /

m8s

t/ m

ust /

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5 sh

ould

/1*d

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/1Ed

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6 th

at /ð

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that

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7 th

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8 to

/tu:

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/tE/

9 us

/8s/

us

/Es/

10

you

/ju:/

you

/ju/

Clas

s CD

2, T

rack

64

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

3

Julia

: Wel

l now

, let

me

see

… . Y

es, t

his

is a

ver

y in

tere

stin

g ph

otog

raph

. The

re a

re lo

ts o

f thi

ngs

to ta

lk a

bout

her

e. …

In th

e fo

regr

ound

ther

e’s

a bi

g re

d an

d w

hite

lorr

y …

. In

the

back

grou

nd

ther

e’s

a ta

ll w

hite

bui

ldin

g …

I do

n’t k

now

wha

t it

is b

ut it

isn’

t a h

ouse

… .

On

the

right

of t

he p

hoto

I c

an s

ee a

mot

orbi

ke …

Nex

t to

the

big

red

and

whi

te lo

rry

ther

e is

a s

mal

l whi

te c

ar. I

thin

k th

e w

hite

car

is o

vert

akin

g th

e lo

rry.

Oh

and

the

road

is

not

an

ordi

nary

road

. It’s

a m

otor

way

so

the

cars

are

pro

babl

y go

ing

very

fast

. I c

an a

lso

see

a m

otor

bike

but

I do

n’t k

now

if th

e rid

er is

wea

ring

a he

lmet

. I c

an’t

see

any

pede

stria

ns b

ecau

se th

is is

a

mot

orw

ay a

nd I

can’

t see

any

taxi

s or

bic

ycle

s. Bu

t I

can

see

som

e bi

g bl

ue tr

affic

sign

s.

Clas

s CD

2, T

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65

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ises

4a

and

4b

John

: Wel

l now

, er,

this

is a

n in

tere

stin

g ph

otog

raph

. I th

ink

I can

talk

abo

ut a

lot o

f thi

ngs

here

. … In

the

fore

grou

nd th

ere’

s a

lorr

y an

d th

ere

are

thre

e or

four

car

s …

In th

e ba

ckgr

ound

ther

e ar

e a

lot o

f tre

es a

nd th

ere’

s a

tall

whi

te b

uild

ing

… T

he ro

ad is

a m

otor

way

, and

on

both

sid

es o

f th

e m

otor

way

I ca

n se

e gr

een

gras

s. Th

e w

eath

er

is g

ood

– I t

hink

it is

pro

babl

y a

nice

sum

mer

’s da

y.

The

sky

is b

lue

but t

here

are

no

clou

ds in

the

sky.

I s

aid

that

ther

e ar

e so

me

tree

s, bu

t I c

an’t

see

any

bird

s or

ani

mal

s or

any

thin

g lik

e th

at. N

ow th

en o

n th

e rig

ht o

f the

pho

to I

can

see

a pe

trol

sta

tion

and

I can

als

o se

e so

me

big

traffi

c si

gns.

I can

see

so

me

road

junc

tions

too.

The

car

s an

d lo

rrie

s ar

e dr

ivin

g on

the

left

so

this

is n

ot E

ngla

nd.

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CD 3

, Tra

ck 2

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

4

1 Li

ars

need

goo

d m

emor

ies.

2 Ch

ildre

n an

d fo

ols

cann

ot li

e.

3 D

ead

men

tell

no li

es.

4 Tr

uth

is s

tran

ger t

han

fictio

n.

5 H

ones

ty is

the

best

pol

icy.

6 Th

e tr

uth

will

out

.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

3

Vo

cab

ula

ry, E

xerc

ise

7

1 I k

new

my

frie

nd w

as ly

ing.

She

’s a

terr

ible

liar

!

2 H

ones

ty is

the

best

pol

icy

but s

omet

imes

I th

ink

a w

hite

lie

is O

K.

3 I w

as s

uspi

ciou

s be

caus

e he

did

n’t m

ake

eye

cont

act w

ith m

e.

4 Le

arni

ng to

con

trol

you

r bod

y la

ngua

ge a

nd lo

ok

rela

xed

and

open

is im

port

ant.

5 Po

litic

ians

sho

w y

ou th

eir p

alm

s as

a s

ign

they

are

be

ing

trut

hful

.

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STUD

ENTS

’ BO

OK

AUD

IO SC

RIPT

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

5

Read

ing,

exe

rcis

e 6

1 G

eorg

e to

ld h

er h

e w

as in

love

with

her

.

2 Th

e te

ache

r tol

d th

e st

uden

ts to

do

thei

r ho

mew

ork.

3 H

e as

ked

me

wha

t I w

as d

oing

.

4 Fi

ona

aske

d us

if w

e w

ere

good

stu

dent

s.

5 H

e as

ked

us w

here

we

lived

.

6 To

m to

ld m

e th

at h

e w

as v

ery

unha

ppy.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

6

Wo

rd B

uil

din

g, E

xerc

ise

1b

1 ab

sent

-min

ded;

2 b

ad-t

empe

red;

3 fi

rst c

lass

; 4

hand

mad

e; 5

left

-han

ded;

6 lo

ng-h

aire

d; 7

w

ater

proo

f; 8

full-

time;

9 b

lue-

eyed

; 10

duty

free

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

10

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

3

Julia

: W

ell,

let m

e se

e …

yes

terd

ay, I

got

up

at,

er, a

bout

hal

f pas

t sev

en a

nd th

en I

had

a ha

mbu

rger

for b

reak

fast

. It w

as d

elic

ious

. I le

ft

the

hous

e at

abo

ut a

qua

rter

pas

t eig

ht …

I sa

t ne

xt to

Rob

Col

lins

on th

e bu

s to

sch

ool a

nd

we,

er,

talk

ed a

bout

, er,

the

holid

ays.

He

told

me

that

he,

that

he,

er,

had

been

to M

iam

i to

see

his

brot

her …

At s

choo

l I a

nsw

ered

four

que

stio

ns

durin

g th

e m

aths

less

on. I

had

lunc

h at

sch

ool

as u

sual

and

it w

as h

orrib

le a

s us

ual t

oo. A

nd

then

aft

er lu

nch

we

had

Fren

ch. I

’d fo

rgot

ten

my

Fren

ch h

omew

ork

but t

he te

ache

r sai

d it

didn

’t m

atte

r – s

he, e

r, sa

id I

coul

d gi

ve it

to h

er

anot

her d

ay …

Aft

er F

renc

h w

e ha

d hi

stor

y an

d fin

ally

geo

grap

hy. A

fter

sch

ool I

wen

t sw

imm

ing.

La

ter I

talk

ed o

n Sk

ype

with

a fr

iend

in R

ussi

a.

We

ofte

n ta

lk o

n Sk

ype;

her

Eng

lish

is v

ery

good

. Th

en I

wat

ched

tele

visi

on fo

r abo

ut a

n ho

ur o

r so

, I th

ink,

and

then

I w

ent t

o be

d at

, er,

abou

t ha

lf pa

st te

n.

John

: H

mm

m …

Wel

l, I t

hink

, I th

ink

… I

don’

t bel

ieve

th

e ha

mbu

rger

. You

did

n’t h

ave

a ha

mbu

rger

fo

r bre

akfa

st! A

nd R

ob’s

goin

g to

Mia

mi –

I do

n’t

belie

ve th

at. O

h an

d yo

u di

dn’t

talk

to a

frie

nd in

Ru

ssia

.

Julia

: N

o, y

ou’re

wro

ng a

bout

all

thre

e po

ints

. I h

ad a

ha

mbu

rger

for b

reak

fast

. A

nd R

ob w

ent t

o M

iam

i. A

nd I

talk

ed to

my

frie

nd in

Rus

sia

– w

e ta

lk e

very

day

.

John

: So

wha

t wer

e th

e th

ree

lies?

Julia

: W

ell,

I got

up

at e

ight

o’cl

ock

not h

alf p

ast s

even

. I d

idn’

t for

get m

y Fr

ench

hom

ewor

k an

d I d

idn’

t w

atch

tele

visi

on. I

hat

e te

levi

sion

– y

ou k

now

th

at!

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

11

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, e

xerc

ise

4

John

: Wel

l, I g

ot u

p at

hal

f pas

t six

. I a

lway

s ge

t up

at h

alf p

ast s

ix. I

had

coff

ee a

nd to

ast f

or b

reak

fast

. I a

lway

s ha

ve c

offee

and

toas

t for

bre

akfa

st. I

was

la

te fo

r sch

ool b

ecau

se I

met

Car

ola

in th

e st

reet

an

d w

e st

arte

d ta

lkin

g. S

he, e

r, sh

e to

ld m

e th

at h

er

sist

er h

ad w

on th

e lo

tter

y …

er t

hat s

he h

ad w

on

thre

e th

ousa

nd p

ound

s in

the

lott

ery

… a

nd e

r she

w

as g

oing

to c

eleb

rate

… s

he w

as g

oing

to h

ave

big

part

y an

d I w

as in

vite

d.

We

talk

ed s

o m

uch

that

I w

as la

te fo

r sch

ool.

Dur

ing

hist

ory

I was

thin

king

abo

ut C

arol

a’s s

iste

r an

d I w

as th

inki

ng a

bout

wha

t I w

ould

do

if I h

ad

that

mon

ey …

and

I w

asn’

t lis

teni

ng to

the

teac

her.

Sudd

enly

the

teac

her a

sked

me

a qu

estio

n an

d I d

idn’

t hea

r … th

en th

e te

ache

r ask

ed m

e w

hy

I did

n’t l

ike

hist

ory

and

I sai

d ‘B

ecau

se th

ere’

s no

fu

ture

in it

!’. A

fter

sch

ool I

wen

t to

the

park

and

I pl

ayed

tenn

is. T

hen

in th

e ev

enin

g, I

play

ed s

ome

com

pute

r gam

es a

nd I

didn

’t go

to b

ed u

ntil

mid

nigh

t.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

12

List

enin

g&

Spea

kin

g, E

xerc

ise

5

Julia

: H

mm

m …

I do

n’t b

elie

ve th

at y

ou g

ot u

p at

hal

f pa

st s

ix …

I do

n’t b

elie

ve th

at C

arol

a’s s

iste

r won

3,

000

poun

ds …

and

I do

n’t b

elie

ve th

at y

ou

said

that

to th

e hi

stor

y te

ache

r.

John

: N

o yo

u’re

wro

ng a

bout

all

thre

e …

The

lies

wer

e al

l at t

he e

nd: I

did

n’t p

lay

tenn

is –

I ha

te s

port

s yo

u kn

ow th

at! I

did

n’t p

lay

com

pute

r gam

es –

I ha

te c

ompu

ter g

ames

and

you

kno

w th

at to

o!

And

I di

dn’t

go to

bed

at m

idni

ght –

I w

ent a

t ten

o’

cloc

k –

I lov

e sl

eepi

ng!

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CD 3

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6

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ises

2 a

nd 3

Sue:

Yo

u al

way

s do

wel

l in

the

exam

s, D

avid

. How

do

you

do it

?

Dav

id:

Wel

l, i s

tart

pre

par

ing

wel

l in

adva

nce

–a lo

ng

time

bef

ore

the

exam

s.

Sue:

Ri

ght.

Dav

id:

And

i al

way

s stu

dy in

the

sam

e p

lace

at t

he sa

me

time.

i ha

ve a

rout

ine.

Sue:

i s

ee.

Dav

id:

An

d i

stu

dy

for

sho

rt p

erio

ds

–sh

ort

in

ten

se

per

iod

s. F

or e

xam

ple

, i s

tud

y fr

om s

ix o

’clo

ck

unti

l hal

f p

ast

six.

A s

essi

on o

f th

irty

min

utes

. th

en a

noth

er s

essi

on f

rom

6.4

0 un

til t

en p

ast

seve

n –

anot

her h

alf h

our.

Sue:

O

h, ri

ght.

Dav

id:

And

in th

at h

alf h

our,

durin

g th

ose

thirt

y m

inut

es,

i hav

e on

e ve

ry s

pec

ific

obje

ctiv

e.

Sue:

A

ver

y sp

ecifi

c ob

ject

ive.

Dav

id:

that

’s ri

ght.

For

exam

ple

, i d

ecid

e to

stu

dy

30

wor

ds o

f voc

abul

ary.

My

obje

ctiv

e is

to le

arn

as

man

y w

ords

as

pos

sib

le in

that

hal

f hou

r.

Sue:

i s

ee.

Dav

id:

i im

agin

e th

at m

y lif

e de

pen

ds o

n it.

i ha

ve t

o le

arn

as m

uch

as p

ossi

ble

in th

irty

min

utes

. But

no

mor

e. A

t hal

f pas

t six

i st

op.

Sue:

Ri

ght.

Dav

id:

then

i writ

e in

my

exer

cise

boo

k: ti

me

–30

min

utes

. W

ork

done

: i le

arne

d 30

wor

ds.

Sue:

So

you

kno

w w

hat y

ou h

ave

done

?

Dav

id:

that

’s rig

ht. i

t’s li

ke p

uttin

g m

oney

in t

he b

ank.

La

ter y

ou c

an se

e ho

w m

uch

time

–the

tota

l tim

e yo

u’ve

sp

ent.

Un

it2

mu

Sic

Cl

ass

CD 3

, Tra

ck 1

8

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

2

Don

McL

ean

wro

te o

ne o

f the

mos

t fam

ous

song

s in

the

wor

ld: A

mer

ican

Pie

. Don

McL

ean

was

bor

n in

194

5. A

s a

child

he

suff

ered

from

ast

hma.

Whi

le h

e w

as a

bse

nt fr

om

scho

ol, h

is lo

ve o

f mus

ic g

rew

. He

bou

ght

his

first

gui

tar

whe

n he

was

16,

and

he

also

beg

an m

akin

g co

ntac

ts in

th

e m

usic

bus

ines

s. H

e re

cord

ed A

mer

ican

Pie

in

May

19

71 w

hen

he w

as 2

5 ye

ars o

ld. i

t was

the

long

est s

ong

to

reac

h nu

mb

er 1

. A

mer

ican

Pie

last

s ov

er e

ight

and

a h

alf

min

utes

.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

19

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

3

in t

he 1

970s

and

aft

erw

ards

, McL

ean

wro

te m

any

othe

r ex

celle

nt s

ongs

. For

exa

mp

le V

ince

nt w

hich

is a

trib

ute

to

the

fam

ous

artis

t Vi

ncen

t Va

n G

ogh.

tha

t so

ng b

ecam

e a

num

ber

1 h

it in

Gre

at B

ritai

n. H

is o

ther

fam

ous

song

s in

clud

e Ba

bylo

n, C

astle

s In

The

Air,

and

Won

derf

ul B

aby.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

20

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

4

But i

t is p

rob

ably

for A

mer

ican

Pie

that

McL

ean

will

alw

ays

be

rem

emb

ered

. Roy

Orb

ison

des

crib

ed M

cLea

n as

`the

vo

ice

of th

e ce

ntur

y´ a

nd in

200

4 he

ent

ered

the

Song

writ

ers

Hal

l of F

ame.

Gar

th B

rook

s p

rese

nted

him

with

his

aw

ard

and

said

: `H

is w

ork,

like

the

man

, is

very

dee

p a

nd v

ery

com

pas

sion

ate.

His

pop

ular

ant

hem

Am

eric

an P

ie i

s a

cult

ural

phe

nom

enon

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s CD

3, T

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23

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

2

Hav

e yo

u se

en a

film

ab

out

Fran

kens

tein

? O

r ha

ve y

ou

read

the

nove

l? D

o yo

u kn

ow th

e st

ory

abou

t the

mon

ster

? th

e m

onst

er c

reat

ed f

rom

pie

ces

of d

ead

peo

ple

and

th

en b

roug

ht to

life

? D

o yo

u kn

ow w

ho w

rote

the

stor

y?

the

auth

or o

f Fr

anke

nste

in w

as M

ary

God

win

; a y

oung

En

glis

h w

oman

age

d 19

. Dur

ing

the

sum

mer

of 1

816,

Mar

y an

d he

r lo

ver,

the

poe

t, Sh

elle

y, v

isite

d an

othe

r fa

mou

s p

oet,

Lord

Byr

on, a

t th

e Vi

lla D

ioda

ti by

Lak

e G

enev

a in

Sw

itzer

land

.

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

24

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

3

the

wea

ther

was

ver

y b

ad s

o th

ey h

ad to

sta

y in

side

the

hous

e. t

hey

beg

an to

talk

ab

out s

uper

natu

ral t

hing

s, a

nd

expe

rimen

ts to

cre

ate

an a

rtifi

cial

per

son

and

to m

ake

the

dead

live

aga

in.

Lord

Byr

on s

ugge

sted

tha

t th

ey a

ll w

rite

a su

per

natu

ral

stor

y. S

o M

ary

star

ted

hers

. She

tho

ught

it w

ould

be

a sh

ort s

tory

, but

with

She

lley,

her

love

r’s, e

ncou

rage

men

t, it

bec

ame

a co

mp

lete

nov

el. t

he b

ook

was

pub

lishe

d in

18

18 a

nd it

has

bee

n a

bes

t-se

ller f

or n

earl

y 20

0 ye

ars.

ther

e ha

ve b

een

lots

of f

ilm v

ersi

ons

of F

rank

enst

ein,

and

th

ere

is a

lso

a fil

m, R

owin

g W

ith t

he W

ind

abou

t M

ary’

s ho

liday

wit

h Sh

elle

y an

d B

yron

and

the

ori

gins

of

this

fa

mou

s b

ook.

Un

it4

Hea

lTH

Clas

s CD

3, T

rack

27

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ise

1

Do

cto

r: n

ow th

en M

aría

, wha

t’s th

e p

rob

lem

?

mar

ía:

Wel

l, do

ctor

, i’m

get

ting

fat .

.. n

o, i’

m n

ot g

ettin

g fa

t. i A

M fa

t!

Do

cto

r: U

h hu

h ...

mar

ía:

i’m a

lway

s hun

gry.

i eat

a lo

t. A

nd i a

lway

s wan

t to

eat c

akes

and

cho

cola

te a

nd s

wee

ts a

nd c

hip

s ...

i d

on’t

have

any

oth

er p

robl

ems .

.. i fe

el O

K. i h

ave

a no

rmal

life

. i g

o to

sch

ool.

i go

to t

he c

inem

a w

ith

my

frie

nd

s. i

do

n’t

do

mu

ch e

xerc

ise,

i s

upp

ose

...

Do

cto

r: W

ell,

the

firs

t th

ing

is,

yo

u s

ho

uld

do

mo

re

exer

cise

. Exe

rcis

e is

ver

y, v

ery

imp

orta

nt. Y

ou

shou

ld d

o so

me

regu

lar e

xerc

ise.

You

sho

uld

do

som

e ex

erci

se e

very

day

. You

can

run,

or y

ou c

an

swim

, or y

ou c

an p

lay

tenn

is, o

r you

can

go

to th

e gy

m. B

ut y

ou m

ust d

o so

me

exer

cise

, Mar

ía.

mar

ía:

OK

doct

or, i

’ll tr

y.

Do

cto

r: A

nd c

akes

and

cho

cola

tes a

nd c

hips

are

not

goo

d fo

r you

. You

nee

d to

eat

frui

t and

veg

etab

les.

Fru

it an

d ve

geta

bles

, Mar

ía. A

pple

s an

d or

ange

s ar

e go

od f

or y

ou. C

akes

and

cho

cola

tes

and

chip

s ar

e no

t go

od f

or y

ou. S

alad

s w

ith

lett

uce

and

tom

ato

are

good

for

you

. Sw

eet

drin

ks a

re n

ot

good

for y

ou.

mar

ía:

OK

doct

or, i

’ll tr

y.

Do

cto

r: n

ow, t

he n

urse

will

wei

gh y

ou. t

hen

i wan

t you

to

com

e b

ack

in tw

o w

eeks

and

we’

ll se

e w

here

w

e ar

e th

en.

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ss 1

• Te

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r’s G

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5 p

lac

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CD 3

, Tra

ck 2

9

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ises

2 a

nd 3

Wo

man

: Are

you

goi

ng to

take

lots

of c

loth

es?

man

: Ye

s, i

thin

k so

. You

see

, it r

ains

so

muc

h in

Wal

es.

i mea

n so

me

days

it ju

st ra

ins a

nd ra

ins a

nd ra

ins

...

Wom

an: W

hat,

mor

e th

an in

Eng

land

?

man

: i

thin

k so

–ce

rtai

nly

whe

re w

e’re

goi

ng t

o b

e an

yway

. You

see

Wal

es h

as m

ount

ains

and

the

cl

ouds

com

e fr

om th

e w

est a

nd w

hen

they

reac

h th

e m

ount

ains

...

Wom

an: i

t rai

ns!

man

: th

at’s

right

.

Wom

an: B

ut it

won

’t ra

in a

ll th

e tim

e, w

ill it

?

man

: O

h do

n’t w

orry

; the

sun

alw

ays

com

es o

ut to

o.

Wom

an: A

nd d

o w

e ...

Do

we

need

to le

arn

Wel

sh?

i mea

n,

will

we

have

to

spea

k W

elsh

, you

kno

w, i

n th

e sh

ops

to b

uy th

ings

?

man

: O

h no

. i th

ink

a lo

t of W

elsh

peo

ple

sp

eak

Wel

sh

and

that

but

they

all

spea

k En

glis

h to

o.

Wom

an: O

h go

od. A

nd w

hen

we

go fr

om E

ngla

nd to

Wal

es,

will

we

... W

ill w

e ne

ed o

ur p

assp

orts

and

pap

ers

and

thin

gs?

man

: O

h no

. i m

ean

hist

oric

ally

, Wal

es is

a d

iffer

ent

coun

try

but

toda

y, i

mea

n p

oliti

cally

, it i

sn’t.

it’s

not,

err

... Y

ou k

now

, it’s

not

pol

itica

lly s

epar

ate

or a

nyth

ing.

Wom

an: R

ight

. And

we’

re g

oing

to s

ee lo

ts o

f int

eres

ting

pla

ces,

righ

t?

man

: O

h ye

s, i

mea

n W

ales

is

a b

eaut

iful,

bea

utifu

l co

untr

y ...

the

mou

ntai

ns, t

he la

kes,

the

fore

sts,

th

e riv

ers

... A

nd th

e b

each

es.

Wom

an: W

on’t

it b

e to

o co

ld to

sw

im?

man

: O

h no

. it r

ains

a lo

t, b

ut it

’s no

t usu

ally

ver

y co

ld

and

whe

n th

e su

n co

mes

out

, it’s

love

ly a

nd w

arm

in

the

sea

...

Un

it6

lan

gu

ag

eSCl

ass

CD 3

, Tra

ck 3

1

List

enin

g&Sp

eaki

ng, E

xerc

ises

1b

and

2

man

: M

y st

ud

ents

are

rea

lly b

ad a

t En

glis

h. R

eally

b

ad.

Wo

man

: Bad

at s

pea

king

Eng

lish?

man

: Ba

d at

sp

eaki

ng E

nglis

h, b

ad a

t writ

ing

Engl

ish,

b

ad a

t rea

ding

Eng

lish

... J

ust b

ad.

Wo

man

: Uh

huh?

man

: i j

ust d

on’t

... i

just

don

’t kn

ow w

hat t

o do

...

Wo

man

: Wel

l, if

i wer

e yo

u, i’

d st

art w

ith v

ocab

ular

y.

man

: Vo

cab

ular

y?

Wo

man

: Def

inite

ly. U

nles

s th

ey k

now

the

mos

t com

mon

w

ord

s in

Eng

lish,

the

y ca

n’t

do

anyt

hing

, you

se

e.

man

: th

at’s

true

.

Wo

man

: it w

ould

hel

p if

they

had

a li

st o

f the

mos

t fre

quen

t w

ords

... t

he m

ost c

omm

on w

ords

.

man

: th

e m

ost f

requ

ent w

ords

...

Wo

man

: tha

t’s ri

ght.

Did

you

kno

w th

e 1,

000

mos

t fre

quen

t w

ords

are

75%

, 75%

of e

very

thin

g th

at w

e sa

y an

d w

rite

in E

nglis

h?

man

: Re

ally

, i d

idn’

t kno

w th

at!

Wo

man

: Yes

, the

com

mon

wor

ds a

re v

ery,

ver

y co

mm

on.

man

: Ri

ght.

Wo

man

: i m

ean

if yo

u do

n’t k

now

thos

e w

ords

you

can

’t un

ders

tand

Eng

lish

and

you

can’

t exp

ress

you

rsel

f in

Eng

lish.

man

: U

h hu

h.

Wo

man

: So

if i w

ere

you,

i’d

give

the

m a

bili

ngua

l wor

d lis

t. i’d

tell

them

to le

arn

20 w

ords

a d

ay. i

f the

y le

arn

20 w

ords

a d

ay, i

n 50

day

s the

y’ll

know

the

1,00

0 w

ords

.

man

: Ri

ght.

You’

re ri

ght.

You

know

, if i

’d k

now

n, i’d

hav

e gi

ven

them

the

list i

n Se

ptem

ber.

if i’d

don

e th

at,

they

’d b

e a

lot b

ette

r now

...

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l: So

wha

t are

you

goi

ng to

do

now

, Dav

id?

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ell,

you

know

, i m

ight

go

and

help

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`gre

en

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p´ to

det

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nviro

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roun

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hool

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h, th

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ound

s in

tere

stin

g! H

ow d

o yo

u us

ually

w

ork?

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e ha

ve a

fact

she

et a

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ick

the

item

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late

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pro

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ms

we

have

det

ecte

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l: U

h hu

h an

d w

hat

kind

of

pro

ble

ms

have

you

id

entif

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late

ly?

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m, w

ell,

mos

t cla

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aste

ene

rgy

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aps

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ir to

com

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du

ring

the

sum

mer

.

gir

l: W

hat e

lse,

Dav

id?

Boy

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... S

ome

stud

ents

for

get

to

swit

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ff t

heir

co

mpu

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, um

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f pap

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was

ted

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any

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e ite

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n ou

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re o

nly

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any

stud

ents

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para

te a

ll of

thei

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bish

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ind

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toile

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ings

eve

ry d

ay.

gir

l: H

mm

m. A

nd h

ow d

o yo

u so

lve

thes

e pr

oble

ms?

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: Fi

rst

of

all,

we

rep

ort

all

thes

e th

ing

s to

th

e he

adte

ache

r an

d th

en w

e ha

ve a

mee

ting

with

th

e sc

hool

cou

ncil

whe

re w

e d

iscu

ss p

ossi

ble

so

lutio

ns.

Clas

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3, T

rack

34

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g&Sp

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3

gir

l: H

mm

mm

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sup

pos

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ot re

ally

. the

gre

en g

roup

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larg

e gr

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th

ere

are

twen

ty o

f us

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we’

re a

ll co

ncer

ned

with

env

ironm

enta

l iss

ues.

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it’s

not a

big

task

re

ally

bec

ause

we

enjo

y do

ing

this

.

gir

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ng h

ave

you

bee

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orki

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geth

er?

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e gr

oup

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rted

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ue

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ject

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gir

l: A

bso

lute

ly. i

thi

nk it

’s a

good

idea

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ually

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lik

e to

tell

peo

ple

at m

y sc

hool

ab

out i

t. if

we

do

this

in a

ll sc

hool

s, t

hen

we

can

help

to

pro

tect

th

e en

viro

nmen

t in

this

way

.

Boy

: Ye

ah, y

ou’re

righ

t. A

nd y

ou a

nd i

coul

d ta

lk a

bout

it

toge

ther

mor

e of

ten.

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trut

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