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Piesemmmn 1 GRAMMAR 4 for: the last three days, ages, along time, months and months since: 1992, Friday, New Year's Day, Jast saw you, he was a child I Pvebeen cleaning, 2 Te been working 3. What have you been doing, ve been preparing 4 hes been trying 5 We've been thinking © 2been going 3both been sleeping Sboth 6been looking 7 had 2 PRONUNCIATION 44-2 She's been learning Spanish for five years, 3. He's been working as a tour guide since he left here 4 They've been traveling around ‘Asia for two months. We've been waiting for your call. 66 What has she been doing since she ‘moved to Peru? 7 ve been cleaning the house all ‘morning READING 2 2E 3F 47 57 6F 2uakeanap 3 barefoot 4 volunteer 5 researching Gamazing 7 rural 8 poverty 4 VOCABULARY a 2boiling 3 starving filthy S freering 6 tiny b 2 enormous / huge 3 awful horrible / terrible exhausted Aclicious / great ‘great / wonderful fantastic / amazing 5 PRONUNCIATION a2b 3e 4a 5f be LISTENING 21D 2B 3F 4E 5A 6c b 1 quiet People her bicycle discounts expensive to run1 READING a1 AeroSur 2 bybus 3 at night 4 No, only locally 5 Its slow, uncomfortable, and they don't abways accept reservations. 6 yes 7 Because rdpido means fast, but infact itstops at every station b 2drop 3inadvance 4 main Soption cargo 7 scheduled B available 2 HOW WORDS WORK 2iong,take 3 takes 4 took Song take, get 6 took, et 3 GRAMMAR 2 much cheaper the same skirt as drives more slowly than hard as taller than Tam, the most inteligent the hottest day the worst restaurant Sydney is the healthiest of the three destinations Rio de Janeiro is cheaper than Helsink. 4. 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Do you really ave to work on Saturday? You donit have to be a member to play at this dub ‘We had to buy anew car lst month. b 2must 3shouldat 4 busy Secell phone 6 message LISTENING ba 3 4 move away. bother annoying far as, at all good manners shoulda’ do, interesting 213