WEDNESDAY 15.04.

Exercise 1

2. refused
3. agreed
4. promised
5. reminded
6. advised
7. invited
8. denied
9. admitted
10.regretted
11.suggested
12.accused

Exercise 2

1. He invited her to ( have) dinner.

2. Her tutor advised her to finish her degree first.
Her tutor advised her that she (should) finish her degree first.
3. Her father warned her about never finding a good job if she dropped out.
Her father warned her that she would never find a good job if she dropped out.
4. He threatened to stop paying her rent if she she left university.
He threatened that he would stop paying her rent if she she left university.
5. Her best friend offered to let her stay in her flat until she found a place to live.
Her best friend offered her to stay in her flat....
6. Her sister suggested that she (should) ask her tutor for advice.
Her sister sugested asking her tutor for help.
7. Her grandmother promised to buy her a car when she graduated.
Her grandmother promised that she would buy her a car when she graduated.
8. The teacher asked us to do exactly what he/she said.
9. The teacher reminded us that there would be a test on reported speech.
10. He advised her to tell Tom.
He advised her that she (should) tell Tom.
11. Jill advised Tom against staying out in the cold for too long.
Jill advised Tom not to stay out in the cold for too long.
12. Carol reminded Andy to buy some milk.
13. The firefighter warned warned Jack against / about going back into the house.
13. The firefighter warned Jack not to go back into the house.
14. The travel agent recommended staying near the airport.
The travel agent recommended that we (should) stay near the airport.
15. The doctor reassured me that I would make a complete recovery.
16. Prince Gary denied that he was getting married to Ann Jones.
Prince Gary denied getting married to Ann Jones.
17. Alan invited me for a meal.
18. Mary Hawkins admitted expecting a baby.
Mary Hawkins admitted that she was expecting a baby.
THURSDAY 16.04.

Exercise 1

1 up 2 without 3 up 4 out 5 up

Exercise 2

1 WAR 2 your best 3 profit 4 business with 5 allowances for 6 a good impression

Exercise 3

1. ...make for the seaside.

2.. make for happiness.
3....makes upto anyone....
4. Do them up...
5.... make out....

FRIDAY 17.04.

READING

Exercise 1
Papua New Guinea: 830 languages; Reasons: 1 climate 2 tribal groups use language to mark
territories.
The world: 7,000; Reasons: 1 political 2 geographical 3

Exercise 2

2T 3F 4NG 5T 6F 7NG 8F

LISTENING

PART 1

No Country for Old Men: She still doesn't know what Tommy Lee Jones said in the last scene
because of his accent.
A Polish-English phonetics class: She took this class at university and learnt a lot about mistakes
she was making.
Sounding posh: People said she sounded posh when she first came to England because of her
pronunciation. She didn't think they were complimenting her.
Strong regional or foreign accents: These can be hard for her to understand.

PART 2

- She assumes they want to be mean and point out that her English is not that good.
- She learnt it yesterday when she was reading a description of the film The Raiders of the Lost Ark.
- Her emails in Polish are direct and straight to the point, whereas her English emails are more
polite.
- Her partner's family, who are from a small Scottish village, used these expressions. Bairn means
child and doon the brae means down the hill.