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Workbook answer keys and transcripts
Introduction
IA Vocabulary
Holidays
Exercise 1 page 4
1 statue 2 zoo 3 harbour 4 castle 5 opera house 6 square 7 ruins 8 monument
Exercise 2 page 4
1 wildlife park 2 aquarium 3 market 4 shopping district 5 national park 6 palace 7 harbour 8 theatre 9 old town 10 museum 11 tower 12 theme park
Exercise 3 page 4
1 went 2 didn’t want 3 sunbathed 4 wasn’t 5 went 6 didn’t buy 7 played 8 had
Exercise 4 page 4
1 Did, have 2 was 3 visited 4 did, do 5 stayed 6 hired 7 went 8 Did, go away 9 stayed 10 went 11 visited
IB Grammar
Present tense contrast
Exercise 1 page 5
1 are you doing, I’m staying 2 get 3 rises, sets 4 are you laughing 5 leaves 6 is always borrowing 7 does your train arrive
Exercise 2 page 5
a 5 b 3 c 7 d 2 e 4 f 6 g 1
Exercise 3 page 5
1 starts 2 ‘m looking for 3 Do, know 4 are, losing 5 keep 6 Do, remember 7 don’t need 8 get back 9 ‘m going
Exercise 4 page 5
1 Mel belongs to the drama club. 2 ✓ 3 Call me as soon as you arrive. 4 Jack hates spaghetti. 5 ✓ 6 I don’t understand this maths calculation.
Exercise 5 page 5
1 looks; are, looking 2 are, thinking; do, think 3 ‘s having; have
Exercise 6 page 5
1 do, go 2 do, do 3 does, start, finish are, doing
IC Vocabulary
Adjectives
Exercise 1 page 6
1 cross 2 disappointed 3 relieved 4 confused 5 anxious 6 bored 7 delighted 8 terrified 9 ashamed 10 envious 11 proud 12 shocked 13 upset
Exercise 2 page 6
1 envious 2 relieved 3 cross 4 confused 5 disappointed 6 ashamed
Exercise 3 page 6
1 brave 2 hard-working 3 organised 4 punctual 5 honest 6 outgoing 7 kind 8 loyal
Exercise 4 page 6
(Possible answers) 1 hard-working, kind 2 confident, patient 3 confident, outgoing 4 brave, honest.
Exercise 5 page 6
1 terrified, exciting 2 tiring 3 worrying 4 shocking 5 disappointed
Exercise 6 page 6
1 im 2 un 3 dis 4 un
ID Grammar
Articles, will and going to
Exercise 1 page 7
1 the 2 a 3 a 4 a 5 no article 6 no article 7 an 8 an
Exercise 2 page 7
2 a 3 the 4 the 5 the 6 the 7 the 8 – 9 a 10 an 11 The 12 the
Exercise 3 page 7
1 b 2 a 3 b 4 b 5 b 6 a 7 a 8 b 9 b
Exercise 4 page 7
1 ’m going to go 2 are you going to meet 3 ’ll see 4 ’s going to be 5 ’ll get 6 won’t cost 7 ’ll see 8 won’t be
Unit 1 Generations
1A Vocabulary
Ages and stages
Exercise 1 page 8
1 toddler 2 in his teens 3 She’s middle-aged. 4 He/ She’s an infant. 5 He’s a centenarian. 6 She’s elderly. 7 He/She’s a young child. 8 He’s in his twenties.
Exercise 2 page 8
1 be 2 start 3 fall 4 inherit 5 learn 6 split 7 go 8 move 9 get 10 get 11 be 12 emigrate 13 married 14 home / school 15 a family / school 16 down 17 home / school 18 a family / school 19 a change of career 20 a grandparent 21 up 22 away 23 a house or flat 24 divorced 25 from work
Exercise 4 $ 1.02 page 8
1 late twenties 2 early twenties 3 30–35 4 30 (or so) Transcript 1 Interviewer In your opinion, when is the best age for young people to leave home? Woman Well, it obviously depends on the circumstances. But I wouldn’t advise young people to be in a hurry to leave home. The advantage of living with your parents, even when you’re working, is that you can save money. It can benefit your parents too, as you can pay them rent and also help out with housework, and so on. But I would say that your late twenties would be a good time to leave home. 2 Interviewer What’s the best age to learn to drive, do you think? Girl Well, my brother learned to drive as soon as he could, at the age of seventeen. But he couldn’t afford a car until he was 21. When he finally bought one, he’d forgotten a lot of what he’d been taught and had to have more lessons before he felt confident to drive. So, I’d say wait till you are in your early twenties, when you can afford a car. 3 Interviewer What’s the best age to start a family, in your opinion? Boy I think most couples wait a few years before they start a family, and I think that’s quite sensible – it’s important to settle down first and have a nice home. And most people find themselves in the situation when they’re between about 30 and 35. 4 Interviewer In your opinion, what’s the best age to buy a house or flat? Girl Most young couples in the UK want to own their own home and they usually try to do this when they are about 30 or so, and they are settled in their careers. And I think that’s about the right age. Before that, they don’t usually have enough money.
1B Grammar
Past tense contrast
Exercise 1 page 9
1 marrying, married, married 2 fighting, fought, fought 3 dying, died, died 4 meeting, met, met 5 retiring, retired, retired 6 thinking, thought, thought 7 stopping, stopped, stopped 8 riding, rode, ridden 9 falling, fell, fallen 10 learning, learned, learned
Exercise 2 page 9
1 bought 2 had got engaged 3 emigrated 4 Did Pam phone, were watching 5 stepped, was raining 6 didn’t phone 7 ‘d had
Exercise 3 page 9
1 Why did you get angry with Mary? 2 ✓ 3 I couldn’t go out until I had done my homework. 4 It wasn’t raining when we left the house. 5 ✓ 6 We were eating when you phoned. 7 Where did you have lunch?
Exercise 4 page 9
2 Tom didn’t grow up in London.; Did Tom grow up in London? 3 Her parents didn’t split up last year.; Did her parents split up last year? 4 Harry wasn’t living in Scotland.; Was Harry living in Scotland? 5 Sally hadn’t eaten lunch.; Had Sally eaten lunch?
Exercise 5 page 9
1 had left 2 went out 3 weren’t listening 4 had snowed 5 had lost 6 was shining
Exercise 6 page 9
1 died 2 was living 3 had spent 4 had lived 5 had 6 was, living
1C Listening
Family tensions
Exercise 1 page 10
1 d 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 d 6 a 7 b 8 d
Exercise 2 $ 1.03 page 10
1 a 2 b 3 b 4 a Transcript 1 The next train leaves in half an hour. 2 That’s made me feel a lot better. 3 This is going to be rather painful. 4 We were too poor to even go on holidays.
Exercise 4 $ 1.04 page 10
Speaker 1 sympathetic Speaker 2 enthusiastic Speaker 3 arrogant Speaker 4 urgent
1H Writing
A message
Exercise 1 page 15
1 possible 2 Could 3 mind 4 if 5 wonder
Exercise 2 page 15
1 Could you please tidy your room? 2 Would you mind giving me your address? 3 I wonder if you could phone me later. 4 Would it be possible for you to bring me some coffee?
Exercise 3 page 15
1 C 3 A 4 D 5 B
Review Unit 1
Exercise 1 page 16
1 My niece is an infant. 2 My little brother is a young child. 3 My great-grandfather is a centenarian. 4 My cousin Jack is in his teens. 5 My mother is middle-aged. 6 My nephew is a toddler. 7 My sister is in her twenties.
Exercise 2 page 16
1 be 2 buy 3 leave 4 get 5 start 6 inherit
Exercise 3 page 16
1 retire 2 moved 3 emigrate 4 grew up 5 settle down 6 passes away
Exercise 4 page 16
1 live up to 2 walked out on 3 fit in with 4 signed up for 5 goes through with 6 catch up with 7 put up with 8 run out of 9 get on with
Exercise 5 page 16
1 went in 2 got away with it 3 made up for it 4 hadn’t got up 5 look it up 6 go back on it
Exercise 6 page 17
1 didn’t start 2 hadn’t run 3 sent 4 was wearing 5 completed 6 had set
Exercise 7 page 17
1 Did you use to watch; didn’t use to watch; used to play 2 did he use to do; used to work; didn’t use to like 3 did you and your family use to spend; didn’t use to have; used to go
Exercise 8 page 17
1 used to 2 get used to 3 get used to 4 used to 5 used to 6 get used to
Exercise 9 page 17
1 b 2 a 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 b 7 a 8 c 9 c 10 b
Exercise 3 page 13
Exercise 4 page 13
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 E
1G Speaking
Role-play
Exercise 1 page 14
1 should phone 2 ought to take 3 you should take 4 you ought to 5 ought to decorate 6 you should speak
Exercise 2 $ 1.06 page 14
1 Most time: topic 4 Not discussed: topic 3 Transcript Examiner So, tell me about the English student who stayed with you. Student He was called Harry and he stayed with us for a month. E Did he share your room? S No, he didn’t. He had my bedroom, and I shared with my brother. It was fine. What are you going to do when your student arrives? E Oh, we’ve got a spare room – so she’ll sleep there. But we need to make the room nice for her … put up some pictures, that kind of thing. S Yes, good idea. And will she go to school with you while she’s there? E Yes, she will. I hope she fits in OK. S Harry really enjoyed going to my school. It took him a few days to feel comfortable there, though. He didn’t understand most of the lessons because they were in a foreign language! E Did he have to do the homework? S Yes, he did. But of course the teachers knew about the language problem. He actually did well in some subjects. He helped me with my maths! E My student only speaks English. She’s going to have problems at school, I’m sure. S But she’ll learn quickly. You’ll be surprised! E I suppose so. Actually, I’m not really worried about school. My main worry is, will she miss her friends and family? S Yes, that’s true. A month is a long time. But you can help her to feel at home. E Do you think I should have a party when she arrives, so she can meet all my friends? That might make her feel at home. S Yes, that’s not a bad idea.
Exercise 4 $ 1.06 page 14
1 share 2 make 3 took 4 do 5 did 6 miss Transcript See exercise 2.
Exercise 5 page 14
A topic 3 B topic 4 C topic 2 D topic 1
Exercise 3 page 19
1 ‘ve been; went 2 did; bake; ‘ve been baking 3 ‘s been doing; did 4 Have; read; read
Exercise 4 page 19
2 has never been 3 played table tennis a year ago 4 texted me a moment ago 5 haven’t vlogged for 6 Have you ever been to this gym 7 brother started collecting stamps
Exercise 5 page 19
1 did, start 2 went 3 stopped 4 took 5 has been 6 havven’t been able to 7 ‘ve always admired 8 broke 9 Have, had 10 ‘ve won 11 came
2C Listening
Eating out
Exercise 1 page 20
1 risotto 2 salad 3 stir-fry 4 pie 5 curry 6 soup
Exercise 3 $ 1.08 page 20
a before b outside c restaurant d father Transcript Woman I think we’re early. Is anyone else there? Man We aren’t early. The invitation said dinner at 8.00. It’s eight o’clock now. W But I can’t see anyone we know in there. Look through the window. It’s empty. M Hang on. Have you got the invitation with you? W No, but I’m sure it said 8 o’clock on Friday 15th. M I know. But did it say Marco’s Italian or Mario’s Italian restaurant? W Hmm. Good question. This is Mario’s. M Yes. They might be at Marco’s. I’ll phone Harry and check. W OK, Dad. Good idea.
Exercise 4 $ 1.09 page 20
1 b 2 c 3 a 4 a 5 c 6 c Transcript 1 Man Great. Here comes our food. It looks delicious. Woman I don’t want this. It’s got chicken in it. M Don’t you like chicken? W I’m a vegetarian! I don’t eat meat at all. M Oh, I see. Why did you order it then? W I didn’t read the menu properly. I thought it was a mushroom pie – but it’s chicken and mushroom. M Oh dear. Well, I suppose … W … we can swap? M No. I don’t like mushrooms. I was going to say, I suppose you can call the waiter back and order something different. W Yeah, right. Thanks. OK.
Unit 2 Leisure time
2A Vocabulary
Love it or hate it
Exercise 1 page 18
1 gymnastics 2 chess 3 weightlifting 4 horse riding 5 ice hockey 6 cards 7 ballroom dancing 8 ballet 9 bowling 10 camping 11 ice skating 12 table tennis
Exercise 2 page 18
1 bake 2 hang out 3 read 4 make 5 read 6 text 7 watch 8 use 9 collect
Exercise 3 page 18
do + 1 drama 2 martial arts 3 photography 4 ballet 5 gymnastics 6 weightlifting play + 1 basketball 2 board games 3 a musical instrument 4 volleyball 5 cards 6 chess 7 ice hockey 8 table tennis go + 1 BMXing 2 cycling 3 rollerblading 4 running 5 shopping 6 skateboarding 7 ballroom dancing 8 bowling 9 camping 10 horse riding 11 ice skating
Exercise 4 $ 1.07 page 18
1 photography, gymnastics 2 ice hockey, running Transcript 1 I’ve always loved photography, and used my dad’s camera for ages. I’ve taken loads of photos with it, but it’s a bit old- fashioned. I’ve never had a really good camera. Anyway, I finally bought a new one a couple of weeks ago. Now I’ll be able to take some really good pictures. My other hobby is gymnastics – I do it at a local club with other teenagers. I love being part of the team. The only problem I have is that I don’t do gymnastics or photography as much as I’d like to. I’m so busy with homework and other things. 2 I’ve always loved going to the ice-rink and not long ago I took up ice hockey. I’m still a beginner, but I really enjoy it. I’ve got my own skates and my parents gave me a stick for my birthday last month, so I don’t have to borrow one from the club any more. I used to only like individual sports, ones that you do on your own, like running. But now I much prefer to be part of a team.
Exercise 5 $ 1.07 page 18
a 2 b 1 c 2 d 1 Transcript See exercise 4.
2B Grammar
Present perfect and past simple contrast
Exercise 1 page 19
1 went 2 Have you finished 3 have had 4 read 5 has already eaten 6 Did you go
Exercise 2 page 19
1 didn’t go = haven’t been 2 ‘ve fallen = fell 3 Did Jasmine text = Has Jasmine texted 4 has gone = went 5 didn’t go = haven’t been
Exercise 4 page 25
3rd sentence, 5th sentence
Review Unit 2
Exercise 1 page 26
1 draw 2 use 3 text 4 collect 5 hang out 6 make
Exercise 2 page 26
1 camping 2 drama 3 cycling / BMXing 4 ballroom dancing 5 gymnastics 6 volleyball 7 shopping 8 photography
Exercise 3 page 26
1 play 2 does 3 went 4 goes 5 ’s playing 6 do
Exercise 4 page 26
1 course 2 track 3 road 4 alley 5 range 6 rink 7 pitch
Exercise 5 page 26
1 open-air 2 air-conditioned 3 six-lane 4 soundproof 5 well-equipped 6 solar-heated
Exercise 6 page 26
1 choice 2 Overall 3 like 4 agree 5 settled 6 prefer to
Exercise 7 page 27
1 got 2 has taken 3 won 4 hasn’t lived 5 left 6 didn’t have 7 has made 8 has known
Exercise 8 page 27
1 has your sister been playing 2 hasn’t been practising 3 ’s been studying 4 haven’t been sleeping 5 ’ve been waking up 6 Have you been working
Exercise 9 page 27
1 ’ve been walking 2 ’s missed 3 Have you been waiting 4 ’ve been 5 ’s been playing 6 haven’t had
Exercise 10 page 27
1 a 2 c 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 a
Exam Skills Trainer 1
Exercise 1 page 28
1 C
Exercise 2 page 28
1 A 2 D 3 B
Exercise 3 page 28
1 grandparents, ambitious, their children 2 grandparents, both, university 3 mother, disappointed, parents
Exercise 4 page 28
1 T 2 F 3 F
Exercise 5 $ 1.12 page 28
1 T 2 F 3 F 4 T 5 T
Exercise 3 page 23
1 d 2 b 3 b 4 a
2G Speaking
Stimulus-based discussion
Exercise 1 page 24
1 karting, G 2 kayaking, H 3 abseiling, A 4 climbing, D 5 snowboarding, K 6 surfing, L 7 bungee jumpping, C 8 bodyboarding, B 9 parkour, J 10 hang-gliding, E 11 hiking, F 12 mountain biking, I
Exercise 3 $ 1.11 page 24
1 She’s never done it before and she’d really like to try it. 2 Some of his friends don’t have bodyboards. 3 You don’t need any equipment. 4 go climbing. Transcript A It’s my birthday on Saturday. I’d like to go out for the day with you and a group of our friends. What do you think we should do? B Well, I’m quite keen on body boarding. I’ve never done it before and I’d really like to try it. A Sorry, but I don’t think that’s a very good idea. Some of my friends don’t have body boards. What about abseiling? I quite fancy trying that. B I think parkour is a better option than abseiling because you don’t need any equipment. A Oh, no. I really don’t want to do parkour. It doesn’t appeal to me at all. B Well, how about climbing or karting? A I don’t think karting would be as much fun as climbing. And there’s a new indoor climbing centre near the school. It would be good to try it. B Yes, I agree. A Can we agree on climbing, then? B Yes.
Exercise 4 $ 1.11 page 24
1 quite keen 2 think, good idea 3 quite fancy 4 better option 5 agree 6 can we agree Transcript See exercise 3.
2H Writing
A blog post
Exercise 1 page 25
1 handball club 2 film club 3 baking club 4 computer club 5 photography club 6 ballroom-dancing club
Exercise 2 page 25
1 school choir 2 drama society 3 science club 4 art club 5 debating society 6 fitness club 7 astronomy club 8 school orchestra
Exercise 3 page 25
a 2 b 3 c 1 d 4
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Exercise 4 $ 1.13 page 30
1 sprained her wrist 2 bruised his leg 3 burned herself Transcript 1 Doctor Good morning. What can I do for you? Patient I’ve hurt my wrist. I think I’ve sprained it. D When did you do it? P Yesterday evening. I fell off my bike. D Can you move your hand? P Not really. D Does it hurt? P It hurt a lot when I did it, but it isn’t very painful now. D I’ll put a bandage on it. Try not to use your hand for a few days. 2 Doctor Hello. How can I help you? Patient I’ve bruised my leg. D Can you show me? P Here, just above my ankle. D Yes, that’s a nasty bruise. How did you do it? P I fell down the stairs. Do you think I’ve broken a bone? It really hurts when I walk. D It’s possible. I’ll send you to the hospital for an X-ray. 3 Doctor Good afternoon. What can I do for you? Patient I’ve burned myself. D Oh dear. May I take a look? P Sure. D It’s quite red. When did you do it? P This morning. D I’ll put some cream and a dressing on it for you.
Exercise 5 page 30
1 antibiotics 2 bandage 3 cream 4 dressing 5 medicine 6 painkillers 7 X-ray
Exercise 6 $ 1.13 page 30
2 bandage, 1 3 cream, 3 4 dressing, 3 7 X-ray, 2 Transcript See exercise 4.
3B Grammar
Speculating and predicting
Exercise 1 page 31
2 I definitely won’t go to bed late tonight. 3 Tom will definitely pass all his exams. 4 Lisa could / may / might go to the doctor’s tomorrow. 5 I may not / might not get the answer right. 6 Fred will probably see his girlfriend this weekend. 7 Jade probably won’t play computer games this evening.
Exercise 2 page 31
1 Scientists probably won’t find a cure for cancer in the near future. 2 Doctors definitely won’t find a cure for the common cold. 3 Millions of people may get ill from the flu virus this winter. 4 Bio-printing of organs will definitely become a reality. 5 People will probably be healthier in the future. 6 Antibiotics might not be effective in the future.
Exercise 3 page 31
1 d 2 f 3 a 4 b 5 c 6 e Transcript Tim You weren’t born in the UK, were you, Lila? Lila No, Tim, but I was only six months old when my family emigrated here from the Ukraine. So I don’t remember anything about it. Of course I’ve been there many times, but only Britain feels like my home. T What made your family come here? That’s a big change! L Actually, my dad went to university in London, and then he went back and taught at a school in Kiev. He and my mum got married and started a family. But my dad really wanted to come to the UK − and my mum didn’t really mind − so we moved here. T My family on my mother’s side came from abroad as well, but it’s so long ago that no one really knows why they came here. L Where did they come from? T My great-grandparents on my mother’s side came from Norway. My great-grandad made musical instruments like violins, and we guess he came here to start a business in London. L Was he successful? T Yes, he was. There’s still a shop in the East End with his name on it, and it’s quite well known. L What about your father’s family? Were they immigrants as well? T No, not at all. They were farmers in the south of England. My dad was actually raised on a farm there, and he was the first in his family to go to university. I really look up to him. I’m particularly proud of him because he worked very hard to get where he is today.
Exercise 6 page 29
1a was 1b is 2a Have 2b Had 3a don’t 3b didn’t 4a want 4b used
Exercise 7 page 29
1 are 2 have 3 was 4 does 5 doesn’t 6 don’t 7 isn’t 8 had 9 used 10 going
Exercise 11 page 29
1 all 2 hope 3 touch
Unit 3 The human body
3A Vocabulary
Parts of the body
Exercise 1 page 30
1 skull 2 forehead 3 lip 4 chin 5 jaw 6 cheek 7 eyebrow 8 eyelid 9 skin 10 wrist 11 thumb 12 waist 13 hip 14 thigh 15 knee 16 shoulder 17 elbow 18 nail 19 bottom 20 shin 21 toe 22 calf 23 ankle 24 heel
Exercise 2 page 30
1 twist 2 sprain 3 break 4 bruise / burn / cut 5 have 6 have 7 bruise / burn / cut 8 bang 9 bruise / burn / cut
Exercise 3 page 30
1 brain 2 muscle 3 spine 4 blood 5 skull 6 throat 7 heart 8 stomach 9 lungs 10 ribs 11 intestine 12 kidneys
3F Reading
Body clock
Exercise 1 page 35
1 record 2 exercise 3 work 4 show 5 rest 6 hard 7 light 8 level
Exercise 2 page 35
Yes
Exercise 3 page 35
1 C 2 A 3 B 4 C
3G Speaking
Photo description
Exercise 1 page 36
1 in / wearing 2 with 3 who is 4 in / with 5 with 6 wearing / with
Exercise 2 page 36
1 I would say 2 most likely 3 I’d say 4 It looks like some kind of 5 a sort of 6 something like that 7 or maybe
3H Writing
An opinion essay
Exercise 1 page 37
1 B 2 A 3 C 4 D
Exercise 2 page 37
1 In my view 2 as I see it 3 It seems to me that 4 Some people argue that 5 It is sometimes said that 6 Moreover 7 In order to tackle this problem 8 I suggest that 9 To sum up
Exercise 3 page 37
1 B 2 A 3 D 4 C
Review Unit 3
Exercise 1 page 38
1 f 2 g 3 c 4 a 5 b 6 d 7 h 8 e
Exercise 2 page 38
1 bandage 2 antibiotics 3 X-ray 4 dressing 5 painkillers 6 cream
Exercise 3 page 38
1 broke 2 had 3 banged 4 burned 5 cut 6 sprained 7 bruised
Exercise 4 page 38
1 proudly 2 envious 3 unhappily 4 hopeful 5 surprising 6 sadness 7 unashamed 8 anger
Exercise 5 page 38
1 in / with / wearing 2 like 3 with 4 say 5 who / that 6 kind / sort Transcript See exercise 5.
3D Grammar
Future continuous and future perfect
Exercise 1 page 33
2 ’ll be / won’t be working 3 ’ll be / won’t be earning 4 ’ll be / won’t be spending 5 ’ll be / won’t be driving 6 ’ll be / won’t be living 7 ’ll be / won’t be travelling 8 ’ll be / won’t be seeing
Exercise 2 page 33
2 By 2019, the architects will have completed the plans. 3 By 2019, building work won’t have begun. 4 By 2023, building work won’t have finished. 5 By 2025, the first students will have arrived. 6 By 2027, the first students won’t have graduated. 7 By 2029, the first students will have graduated.
Exercise 3 page 33
1 will have evolved 2 will be living 3 will be enjoying 4 will be leading 5 will have invented 6 won’t be doing 7 will be spending 8 won’t have changed
Exercise 4 page 33
2 from 3 at 4 in 5 by 6 into
Exercise 5 page 33
1 Humans will / won’t be living on Mars. 2 Scientists will have / won’t have accidentally created a new disease. 3 All wars will have / won’t have ended. 4 Robots will / won’t be doing most jobs. 5 Many people will / won’t be having holidays in space. / Many people will have had / won’t have had holidays in space.
3E Word Skills
Word families
Exercise 1 page 34
1 anger 2 anxious 3 depressed 4 envious 5 afraid 6 happiness 7 proud 8 sadness 9 ashamed 10 surprise
Exercise 2 page 34
2 sadly 3 Happily 4 anxiously 5 surprisingly 6 proudly 7 Hopefully 8 suspiciously 9 hungrily
Exercise 3 page 34
A Form adjective with - ed or - ing : bore, disgust, excite, surprise B Form adjective with - ful or - less: care, help, hope, pain, power
Exercise 4 page 34
1 painful, surprised 2 helpful 3 annoyed, careless 4 powerful, exciting 5 boring 6 hopeless, disgusting
Exercise 5 page 34
1 happiness 2 happy 3 contentment 4 anxiety 5 disgusted 6 Surprisingly 7 depression 8 happy
Exercise 3 page 41
1 longer; e more tired 2 more spacious; a more expensive 3 faster; d more likely 4 more carefully; c fewer 5 longer; b more impatient
Exercise 4 page 41
2 This is the remotest region of the UK I’ve ever visited. 3 Those are the most expensive jeans I’ve ever bought. 4 That is the most charming cottage I’ve ever stayed in. 5 This is the liveliest area of town I’ve ever lived in. 6 That is the prettiest flowerbed I’ve ever seen.
Exercise 5 page 41
1 the least 2 less 3 the fewest 4 less 5 the least 6 the least 7 fewer 8 less
Exercise 6 page 41
1 slower, the slowest 2 harder, the hardest 3 more fluently, the most fluently 4 faster, the fastest 5 better, the best
4C Listening
Young and homeless
Exercise 1 page 42
1 make, effort 2 get, touch 3 turn, eye 4 have, word 5 time, life 6 give, hand
Exercise 2 $ 1.18 page 42
1 b 2 b 3 b 4 a Transcript 1 I got a new bed two weeks ago, and to be honest, I don’t think I’ve had a good night’s sleep since I got it! 2 I’ve got a new next-door neighbour. I saw him carrying some chairs into his flat last night. I was just going out, so I didn’t have time to have a word with him. 3 I’m sorry, my husband is on a camping trip in the mountains this weekend. There’s no way to get in touch with him until Monday. 4 I couldn’t take part in the race last weekend. I made a big effort to get fit for it, but I wasn’t ready – and 42 km is a long way!
Exercise 3 page 42
1 d (increase sharply) 2 f (require assistance) 3 a (gain employment) 4 b (at the moment) 5 c (a high priority) 6 e (suggest something)
Exercise 4 $ 1.19 page 42
Number 1 require assistance; currently; a high priority Number 2 increase sharply; gain employment; make a proposal Transcript 1 Woman Can I help you? Man Yes, I’d like an application form for housing benefit. W Certainly. This is the form you need. M Thank you. Do I return it to you? W No, you don’t. You need to complete the form and then send it by post to the local authority. But if you require assistance in completing the form, we can offer that here. M Thank you. W Is there anything else?
Exercise 6 page 38
1 may / might / could be broken 2 will win 3 may not / might not like 4 won’t hurt 5 may not / might not go out 6 may / might / could close
Exercise 7 page 39
1 will you do, ’ll tell 2 starts, won’t let 3 don’t take, will get 4 doesn’t come, ’ll walk 5 Will the doctor give, are
Exercise 8 page 39
1 ‘ll be studying 2 ‘ll have finished 3 ‘ll be helping 4 ‘ll have spent 5 ‘ll be thinking 6 ‘ll have found 7 ‘ll be working 8 ‘ll have started
Exercise 9 page 39
1 d 2 b 3 b 4 b 5 c 6 a
Unit 4 Home
4A Vocabulary
Describing houses and homes
Exercise 1 page 40
1 mansion 2 farmhouse 3 villa 4 mobile home 5 flat 6 bungalow 7 houseboat 8 terraced house 9 semi-detached house 10 thatched cottage 11 detached house
Exercise 2 page 40
1 fence 2 extension 3 balcony 4 shutters 5 gate 6 basement 7 flower bed 8 porch 9 conservatory 10 sliding doors 11 patio 12 lawn 13 path 14 pond 15 drive 16 garage 17 hedge
Exercise 3 $ 1.17 page 40
1 contemporary 2 impressive 3 lively area 4 conveniently located 5 cramped 6 spacious Transcript My ideal home is in the city. It’s a contemporary flat, in an impressive, modern building in a lively area. It’s conveniently located for shops, restaurants and cinemas. Inside, it isn’t at all cramped. In fact, it’s very spacious.
4B Grammar
Comparison
Exercise 1 page 41
2 more and more popular 3 taller and taller 4 more and more expensive 5 more and more confident 6 sillier and sillier
Exercise 2 page 41
1 The journey was longer than I thought. 2 The flat was more spacious than it appeared. 3 The weather here is hotter than it was in Greece. 4 The house is much more dilapidated than it used to be. 5 My grandad is shorter now than he was as a young man. 6 This area isn’t as popular as it was five years ago.
Exercise 9 page 49
1 could buy a new house if we had enough money 2 mobile home was cosier than I expected 3 she didn’t live in the city centre, she wouldn’t be stressed 4 wish you would make your bed 5 the ugliest chest of drawers I’ve ever seen 6 only my room had a desk 7 is less cramped than the bathroom 8 ’d use the stairs if there wasn’t a lift
Exam Skills Trainer 2
Exercise 1 page 50
Correct: 1 B 2 A Seem correct, but aren’t: 1 A 2 C
Exercise 2 page 50
1 D 2 A 3 C 4 C
Exercise 3 page 50
1 worked hard 2 didn’t want to 3 enjoyed 4 talk to 5 his bedroom didn’t
Exercise 4 $ 1.21 page 51
1 an old detached 2 smaller 3 not 4 dad is 5 wants to Transcript Liz I heard that your family moved house recently. Where are you living now? Steve We moved to a village about five kilometres out of town. It’s an old detached house with about an acre of land. L Wow, that sounds fantastic! Actually, we moved house last month too, but it was just to a bigger flat in the same area. It must be really peaceful where you are. S You know, it’s true that I sleep better there. I hadn’t really realised how noisy our road in town was. But it’s so much less convenient! I have guitar lessons in the evening, and I’m in a school theatre production too, so I spend hours waiting for buses. I used to just walk everywhere. L Hmm. I’ve never really thought about that. We’re right in the centre of town, so everything’s so close. So where did the idea of moving to the countryside come from? S Well … my mum had always wanted to live in the country, and she’s really enjoying having a big garden now. My dad seems to like it there as well. He likes doing DIY projects, and lots of things in the house are broken, so there’s plenty for him to do. So I’m the only one who’s not exactly thrilled. L Well, I wouldn’t mind putting up with it! I’d give anything to live in the countryside. S I’m not so keen on it. But in a couple of years I’ll be going off to university, so I’ll just put up with it until then.
Exercise 5 page 51
1 A 2 D 3 C 4 C
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1 should 2 could 3 would 4 sure 5 keen 6 good
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1 In my view 2 a widely held 3 What is more 4 vital that I think I’d rather stay in the house photo B. One reason is that I’m a keen wind-surfer and the beach looks ideal for that. Finally, I much prefer older houses, as they are generally cosier and more charming. The house in A looks a bit boring to me.
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1 d 2 c 3 b 4 f 5 a 6 g 7 e
4H Writing
An email
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Explain the reasons for the arrangement 1 Describe your relatives’ house 3 Say who will be living in the house 2 Ask permission to borrow something 4
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I’m, we’re, don’t, He’s, She’s, You’d, I’ve, can’t; Better get back to my homework.
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2 I’d rather my sister didn’t find out. 3 I’d rather be outside. 4 I’d rather not go to bed yet. 5 I’d rather we spent more time together.
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2 had better not drive 3 had better ask 4 had better get 5 had better not go 6 had better save 7 had better cycle
Review Unit 4
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1 flat 2 semi-detached house 3 bungalow 4 thatched cottage 5 terraced house 6 mansion
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1 patio 2 fence 3 conservatory 4 basement 5 landing 6 attic 7 shutters 8 drive
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1 charming 2 cosy 3 lively 4 dilapidated 5 cramped 6 contemporary
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1 take 2 do 3 make 4 make 5 do 6 take
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1 Thinking 2 suppose 3 think 4 feelings 5 thought 6 considered
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1 larger 2 tiniest 3 more common 4 harder 5 fewer 6 less colourful 7 more heavily 8 least comfortable 9 higher, higher
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1 had, ’d buy 2 didn’t clean, wouldn’t give 3 were, wouldn’t like 4 would you make, could 5 needed, ’d paint
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1 had 2 would help 3 didn’t live 4 wouldn’t play 5 wouldn’t flood 6 was / were
Exercise 2 page 53
1 d 2 c 3 c 4 b 5 b 6 d 7 b 8 b 9 b
Exercise 3 page 53
2 Some of the gadgets are difficult to use. 3 ✓ 4 Tom can write with both hands. 5 Not many / all games are easy to program. 6 ✓ 7 Kate doesn’t like any of these apps. 8 Jason spends little money on downloading music.
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1 Few 2 little 3 a few 4 a little 5 a few 6 few 7 little
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2 All of the students have played a computer game. 3 Almost all of the students have downloaded music. 4 None of the students have printed a document from their phone. 5 Very few of the students have searched within a specific website. 6 Most of the students have installed an app on their phone. 7 Some of the students have updated their profile on a social networking site.
5C Listening
Navigation nightmare
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1 camcorder 2 MP3 player 3 satnav 4 Bluetooth headset 5 smartwatch 6 games console 7 tablet 8 digital radio, Bluetooth speaker, smartphone 9 memory stick
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1 O 2 O 3 F 4 O
Transcript 1 Boy Have you read about this new computer virus that affects tablets and smartphones? I’m really worried about losing all my photos. Girl You should keep a copy of them, just in case. B Where? On a CD? G In my opinion, a memory stick is the best place to keep copies. B Really? I could easily lose a memory stick – they’re tiny. G Well, buy two then. They don’t cost very much. 2 Boy I really want to buy one of these new smartwatches. Girl They’re so expensive though. It’s not the right time to buy one. B What do you mean? G As I see it, the price is likely to come down over the next few years. That always happens with new technology. B I suppose so. 3 Boy Did you see this report? Apparently, most people these days prefer to watch a film on their tablet than go to the cinema. Girl That’s ridiculous! In my view, it’s much better to see it at the cinema. You get the big screen – and the sound is great. B I agree. I’d never watch a film on a tablet.
Unit 5 Technology
5A Vocabulary
Computing
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Across 3 search 4 log on 6 subscribe 8 upload 10 forward 12 comment 13 set up Down 1 rate 2 install 5 program 7 update 9 print 11 paste
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1 the trash 2 a link 3 your work 4 your username 5 a new window 6 a box 7 text 8 a button 9 a page 10 an account
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Transcript Boy You know how Facebook works, don’t you, Frances? Girl Yes, I use it all the time. B Can you help me with it? G Sure, what do you want to do? B Well, I’ve never used it before so I was thinking of joining. G OK, that isn’t difficult. So, first of all, go to facebook.com. Then click on the ‘Sign up’ button and enter the information. B OK, Name … email … password … date of birth … G Then click on the green ‘Sign up’ button again. B OK, done. It says it’s going to send me an email. G Yes, once you get it you’ll need to confirm your email address by following the link in the email. B Ah, here it is. So I follow the link … and confirm. … Now it’s asking me if I want to search for friends. Shall I do that or skip that step? G Skip it for now. You can come back and do that later. Let’s create a profile for you. B OK, how do I do that? G Well, first, do you want a photo of yourself? B Yes, why not? G So, you need to upload a photo from your computer. Click on ‘Update Profile Picture’. Then open the folder where your photos are stored. B OK, done. Now it says ‘Add basic information’. This isn’t difficult. I think I can manage on my own now. Thanks for your help. G No problem. Give me a shout if you have any problems. B OK. Will do.
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1 button, enter 2 confirm, following 3 profile 4 upload 5 Open Transcript See exercise 3.
5B Grammar
Quantifiers
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1 singular countable noun 2 uncountable noun 3 plural noun
5H Writing
An internet forum post
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1 in spite of 2 Although 3 even though 4 although
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1 It was quite expensive even though it was in the sale. 2 The image isn’t very clear in spite of the size of the screen. 3 I don’t agree, although it’s obviously not a good idea to play for more than a few hours at a time.
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b 4 c 3 d 2 e 1
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compare, present, ask
Review Unit 5
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1 set up 2 update 3 comment 4 program 5 upload 6 forward 7 subscribe 8 install
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1 Scroll down 2 Click on 3 log on 4 create 5 check 6 Enter 7 Save 8 Print
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1 c 2 a 3 f 4 h 5 d 6 e 7 b 8 g
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1 like 2 thing 3 seems 4 look 5 think 6 see
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1 a few 2 all 3 Most 4 a little 5 every 6 much 7 any 8 many
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1 All the places 2 Few of my emails / Few of the emails I get 3 either of my phone chargers 4 every one of her contacts 5 None of the links 6 most of the apps
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1 must have paid 2 can’t have left 3 might have broken 4 might not have lost 5 can’t have saved 6 might have passed 7 might not have read 8 must have turned
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1 should have written 2 shouldn’t have taken 3 shouldn’t have put/left 4 should have installed 5 should have been 6 shouldn’t have left/put
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1 C 2 A 3 B 4 B 5 A 6 C 7 C
5E Word Skills
Adjective + preposition
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1 to 2 about 3 with 4 with 5 with 6 for 7 with 8 with
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1 of 2 to 3 about 4 at 5 to 6 on 7 at 8 with 9 about 10 in 11 to 12 about
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b
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1 with 2 about 3 to 4 to
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1 adjective 2 something 3 somebody 4 opposite 5 adverb
5F Reading
Intelligent footballers
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1 an answer 2 pass 3 competition, won 4 break 5 website 6 exchanged, conversation
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1 T 2 F
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1 b 2 c 3 b 4 d
5G Speaking
Photo comparison
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1 drama 2 music 3 science 4 I.C.T 5 P.E. 6 art 7 geography 8 maths
Exercise 3 page 58
1 theme 2 kind 3 wheras 4 Unlike 5 rather
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Transcript The common theme in the photos is education. In particular, they show the use of technology in education. In the first photo, the students are using virtual reality headsets, whereas in the second photo, they’re using tablets. Unlike the second photo, the first photo does not show the teacher, but he or she is probably in the room somewhere. In the second photo, the teacher is on a screen. He could be in another city or country. It looks as if the students are able to interact with the teacher, because one of the boys has his hand up.
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A 2 C 1 D 3
The extra sentence is B. Transcript See exercise 4.
6B Grammar
Defining relative clauses
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1 where 2 whose 3 where 4 which 5 who 6 who
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1 who 2 whose 3 which / that 4 where 5 that / which 6 where 7 that
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1 ✓ 2 This is the town where I was born. 3 That’s the woman who dropped her handbag. 4 The cheese which I bought smells / smelt really bad. 5 That’s the boy whose dad is a newsagent. 6 Where’s the book which I left on the table?
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2 Jo has an expensive car which she keeps in the garage. 3 Who’s that man who’s looking at us? 4 I opened the cupboard where we keep the glasses. 5 That’s the girl who I saw you with. 6 Who is the boy whose homework you copied? 7 Website designer is a job which attracts a lot of young people.
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2 where we stayed last summer? 3 who you introduced me to a few days ago? 4 I wore to Beth’s party. 5 who shows lots of initiative? 6 which is on the shelf in the living room? 7 whose husband works in France? 8 where you met Sam?
6C Listening
Margaret Fuller
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1 emphasis 2 contrast 3 result 4 example
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1 Consequently, 2 For instance, 3 For that reason, 4 Indeed, 5 As a result, 6 in fact,
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1 f 2 c 3 g 4 e 5 h 6 d
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1 a 2 b 3 b 4 a 5 a 6 b
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Students check answers.
Unit 6 High flyers
6A Vocabulary
Describing character
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1 ambitious 2 cheerfulness 3 creative 4 enthusiasm 5 flexible 6 generosity 7 honest 8 idealism 9 intelligent 10 loyalty 11 mature 12 modesty 13 optimistic 14 patience 15 pessimistic 16 punctuality 17 realistic 18 self-confidence 19 serious 20 shyness 21 sociable 22 stubbornness 23 sympathetic 24 thoughtfulness
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1 sense 2 common 3 skills 4 lack 5 courage 6 communicating 7 initiative 8 energy
Exercise 3 page 62
1 pessimistic 2 a good sense of humour 3 punctual 4 honest 5 modest 6 sociable 7 courage 8 sympathetic 9 shows lots of initiative
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1 cheerful, optimistic 2 intelligent, ambitious 3 serious, patient Transcript 1 My friend Andy is great company – he’s great to do things with and hang out with. This is because he’s usually in a good mood. In fact, I can’t remember the last time he was in a bad mood! He’s always smiling and making a joke about something. He tends to see the positive in every situation and usually finds something nice to say about everybody. I don’t know anybody who doesn’t like him. He’s a great friend to me, especially because I worry a lot and tend to see the negative side of life. But when I spend time with him, I always feel better after a while. 2 I’m very impressed with my sister Elise. She’s always been good at school and she’s usually at the top of the class or somewhere near it. She’s got a good brain and uses it. She understands things quickly and remembers things well. It could make her a bit lazy, but actually she’s the opposite! She works extremely hard. And she’s also very focused. She usually has a plan and she works towards it. Now she wants to go to a top university to study biology, which is a very difficult thing to achieve, but she’s determined. And I have no doubt that she will manage it. She’s not afraid to aim high and put the work in to achieve her goals. I’m going to be more like her. 3 My dad is an interesting person, although he doesn’t talk a lot and he doesn’t smile easily. But he reads a lot and thinks about things. And he takes a while before he gives you his opinion about something. But that’s OK because when he does finally express his view on a topic, then you know it’s worth listening to and you might learn something. He’s also very helpful with my homework. He’ll sit for hours explaining things to me. He never rushes me or gets annoyed if I don’t understand something. In fact, he’ll start from the beginning and go through it all again until I get it. I think he really enjoys it.
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1 hotel receptionist 2 checking guests in 3 checking guests out 4 answering the phone 5 £250 for a 35-hour week 6 No Transcript Receptionist Hello. King Edward Hotel. Can I help you? Girl Yes, I’m ringing about the job of hotel receptionist. R I’ll put you through to the manager. Hold the line, please. Manager Hello, can I help you? G Yes, I’m calling about the post of hotel receptionist and I was wondering if I could ask you some questions. M Sure. What would you like to know? G Well, first of all, may I ask what the job involves? M The main responsibilities are checking guests in, checking guests out, and answering the phone. G OK. I’d be interested to know what experience is required. M Yes, ideally we want someone who has experience of working in a hotel, and has dealt with guests. G Well, I worked in a hotel in my hometown for three months last summer. M That sounds ideal. And knowledge of French or Spanish would be an advantage. G I speak a bit of French. M That’s good. You also need to be polite and hard-working, and very patient when dealing with the guests. G Yes, I’m sure I can do that. Moving on to the question of pay, I’d like to know what the salary is. M The salary is £250 for a 35-hour week. G And are travel expenses included? M No, they aren’t. G I see. Thank you. M Well, we’re interviewing next week. If you are still interested, please fill in the application online, and we’ll contact you.
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1 I was wondering 2 May I ask 3 I’d be interested to know 4 I’d like to know Transcript See exercise 5.
6H Writing
A for and against essay
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Agrees
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Exercise 3 page 69
What could be better than spending an extra two or three years studying something you find fascinating?, c
Review Unit 6
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1 cheerfulness 2 flexibility 3 modest 4 idealistic 5 shyness 6 thoughtfulness 7 pessimistic 8 honest
6F Reading
Out of work
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1 spend, on 2 sit at 3 work for 4 appeal to 5 searched for 6 respond to 7 employ, as 8 worry about 9 arrested, for 10 complain about
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1 T 2 F 3 T
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1 C 2 A 3 E 4 D
6G Speaking
Guided conversation
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Job A (fruit picking) 1 pick apples 2 put them in boxes Salary £8 p/h Hours 7 a.m.–4 p.m. Accommodation No Transcript Boy I’m ringing to enquire about the job of fruit-picker, which I saw advertised on your website. Could I possibly ask you some questions about it? Manager Certainly. What would you like to know? B Well, first of all, may I ask what the responsibilities are? M That’s an easy question to answer. You have to pick apples. And then you put them into boxes. B I see. Another thing I wanted to know is, how much do you pay? M We pay quite well. It’s £8 an hour. Your total salary depends on how many hours you work, of course. B Speaking of hours, what time would I start work? And what time would I finish? M We start early, at seven in the morning and finish at four in the afternoon. B Moving on to the question of accommodation, do you provide your workers with anywhere to stay, or do we have to find out own accommodation? M No we don’t provide accommodation, I’m afraid, but there is a large hostel near the farm. B OK, thanks very much for your help. I’ll have a think about it and get back to you. M You’re welcome. Bye now. B Goodbye.
Exercise 2 page 68
1 question 2 thing 3 Something 4 ask 5 Speaking 6 reminds
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Moving on to the question of …, Another thing I wanted to ask / know is … Could I possibly ask you about … ?, Speaking of … Transcript See exercise 1.
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1 b 2 c 3 e 4 a 5 d
Transcript 1 A So what do you think of the candidates for the job? B I have to say, not many of them have had the right kind of experience. I liked the last one, though – she showed a lot of intelligence, and she had plenty of self-confidence, too. A She probably was the best of the lot today. Still, we have another group to interview tomorrow, so we might find someone who’s perfect for the post. 2 Are you unhappy with your slow internet connection? Do you want an internet service that you can always rely on, with a high-speed connection for your online games, and great security for your shopping and bill-paying? Then you should give TickNet a call today. We have all the features you’ve come to expect, at the lowest price available! And if you call within the next 24 hours, we will even pay off whatever you owe your current internet service. You’ll also receive your first month of TickNet internet absolutely free! 3 Girl My parents are unbelievable! They told me I can’t go out in the evening for a whole month − just because I got home late on Saturday! Boy Well if you make a deal with your parents, you have to stick to it, right? G I suppose so. I mean, I know I shouldn’t have come home late – or at least I should have rung them and said when I’d get home. But still … I’ve never been late before, so it seems pretty extreme. 4 With us today we have a university professor who is as comfortable in front of a TV camera as in the classroom. She has written one of the most fascinating books I’ve come across this year. It talks about how the climate of a country influences its people and their personalities, and even the development of an entire culture. Professor Wilson, welcome to Talk Time on Radio 5. Now, your books suggests … 5 Welcome to customer support. If you need to speak to a representative, please stay on the line and we will handle your call in the order it was received. We are handling a large number of calls right now, so if you don’t want to wait, go online now to chat with a customer service agent. That’s on our website. Before speaking to a representative, please make sure that you have all your information ready, including your account number and password.
Exercise 5 page 73
1 C 2 B 3 A 4 A 5 D 6 C 7 D 8 C
Exercise 6 page 73
A 4 B 2 C 1 D 3
Exercise 9 page 73
1 addition 2 Another 3 other 4 also 5 Furthermore 5 overall
Exercise 2 page 70
1 sympathetic 2 cheerfulness 3 ambitious 4 patience 5 creativity 6 enthusiastic 7 self-confident
Exercise 3 page 70
1 have 2 lack 3 have 4 be 5 have 6 show
Exercise 4 page 70
1 called it off 2 came across them 3 look up to him 4 take after him 5 brought it up 6 came up with it 7 asked her out 8 count on her
Exercise 5 page 70
1 Could you 2 I was 3 I’d like 4 May I 5 I’d be 6 Could I ask
Exercise 6 page 70
1 who 2 no pronoun 3 where 4 whose 5 no pronoun 6 which
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1 The girl with whom he fell in love was an old school friend. 2 The subject about which most students complain is physics. 3 The room in which we have our meetings is not air-conditioned. 4 The man to whom I gave the message did not pass it on. 5 The boy about whom I was telling you no longer attends my school. 6 The train on which we were travelling did not serve meals.
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1 A friend of mine, whose mother is a company director, helped me get a job. 2 The new shopping centre, which has over 200 different stores, will open next month. 3 Next summer, we’re going to Ibiza, where my aunt and uncle have an apartment. 4 My tennis coach, who is nearly always on time, was late today. 5 My friend showed me a photo of her new boyfriend, who is a police officer. 6 That girl over there, whose name I don’t remember, used to be in my class. 7 Thank you for your letter, which arrived yesterday morning. 8 The Grand Hotel, where my brother works, has offered me a job.
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1 b 2 b 3 a 4 c 5 a 6 c 7 b 8 a 9 c 10 a
Exam Skills Trainer 3
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A 2 B 1
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1 A 2 C 3 F 4 D
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1 location / setting 2 opinion / feeling 3 subject
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1 C 2 A 3 B 4 A 5 D
