ANSW el IK INTRODUCTION soup 9 telling 1 you © wet h don't m your a under cant fn because fe never 1 the 1 be ka > anoun © noun © anadjecive f anoun d aver 9 anoun 1D enjoyment e enjoyable © enjoy f trainee taining 9 trainer MODULE 1 2. Where did you start your journey? 3 Do you need a carrer bag? 4 Has the room got a balcony? 5 What were we practising yesterday? {6 What are the government’ plans Tor education? 7 Did you take all the antibiotics? Did you pack this suitcase yoursel? 9 What time is breakfast served? 10 Have you got the answer to number six? 11 Are you looking for anything in particular? 12. What did the Finance Minister say about tax cuts? ‘a teacher to a student 5, 10 4 journalist to a politician: 6, 12 ‘a customs official to a traveler: 2, 8 ‘a shop assistant to a customer: 3,11 ‘a doctor toa patient: 1,7 ‘a guest to a hotel receptionist: 4, 9 dis f dia © does 9 Has a do ho Ave e Was eeu 1 si Bb f 6 a oh « 74 10 e 96 bo you live with your family? Yes, I do ‘© Do you live in an apartment? No, we don't 4 Did you live in the same place when you were young? No, we didn'. ‘© Are your grandparents alive? No, they aren't. / No, they're £ Have you got a car? No, haven't. an you understand English well? Yes, can. Does your English teacher speak your language? No, he/she doesn’. 5° Tb doesn't? 2 a aren't you? © haven't they? don't you? aren't they? © haven't you? fe are there? 4 do you? © can't you? Can you weite ‘customer’ on the board, please? ‘What's the English word for this? Which page are we on? Has anybody got a spare pen? an you say that again, please? ‘What is tonight's homework? How do you spell journey’? ‘What does ‘colleague’ mean? on cS for 9 a on about 7 : ‘ th ate ; : : antiques, autographs, coins clothes, jewellery, models (it is also posible to colet these) crosswords, gardening, photography, sport ‘dancing, fishing, sailing, surfing m[@lal oles] ™ wtr{ttetulfetsb 2° doing 6 making 3 makes 7 does 4 90 8 collect 5 calleats 2 parent 7 dlassmate 3 relative 8 colleague 4 stranger 9 step mother 5 cousin 30 neighbour 6 acquaintance 10 JS! parents, classmates, hopes, works 12) spelis, entertains, relatives, colleagues, spends 2} nieces, practises, acquaintances, pronounces, uses ye Dan Charlotte Mary Charlotte Annette Kimberley 2° » ze 3a Mary Ricky Annette a hhas doesn't have spend don't drink get nun 3 help do, look do, do Dos, raln does, belong know don't know want Do, believe 3 paying writing Seeing beginning faxing 4 are staying ishaving tare getting fre eating ‘aren't getting ‘aren't setting "re spending 4s, suffering hoping 1 answering planning m hurrying jogging growing opening © driving copying ee ‘are, breathing are dying ‘are , watching *m deaning 'm getting ‘are, using ‘are, talking wpenenoe wosgee 15 b isgoing h sit © Doyousmoke i Areyou doing 4d do you work j don’t know © do Kk ‘resuffering 1 'mworking 1 want 9 do you relax. b have got blue eyes £ have a bad back © havea break 9 havea walk @ have asense of humour have breakast © having a shower = 7 1ura responds to Charlotte's news frst, then gives her news. It was great to hear all your news. How lucky you are to live in Australia Congratulations on getting marred next Apri, ‘Twas so sony to hear about your gran dying. Twas amazed to hear about Anthony. ts funny you should mention Simon, aaueenc F 1 was so pleased to get the photos of your new baby. ow lucky you are to have a swimming poo! ‘Congratulations on passing your driving test. was so sozry to hear about your brother losing his ob. MODULE 2 1 b Didring —g)_-Did/hear = 1 gat © didn't want happened ——sm_introduced Did, go 1 rained forgot stayed 5 got £ cooked didn, tel 2 training ‘rained 3° planning planned 4 looking Tooked 5 faxing faxed phoning phoned 7 offering offered 8 wavelling travelled 9 allowing allowed. 10 changing —_—_ changed b 2 enjoyed 7 stayed 3° hurmed 8 aned 4 played 9 applied 5 paid 10 said 6 employed 7Answer key 3 3 4 5 tone neg etter e mA tere a uve, 2 9 practic, 2 vo, 1 10. Spekea,2 ea, 5 11 SempBved, 2 Ma, 12 Boca 2 iS, 1 13 Spike, 3 chnged, 1 14 Saswéted, 2 were you talking ‘wasn't concentrating was he doing, was buying wasnt listening twas moving were having were we making, were putting He was playing football and he fell over. ‘We were sunbathing at the weekend and we stayed out 100 long ‘He was walking in the ain and he got very wet ‘They were staying in Florida when there was a terrible She was travelling home from work and she let it on the bus, was working £ was didn’t hear 9 as training ‘was talking broke went i spent a ‘We were driving home and another car stopped suddenly and we crashed into the back of t ‘Was the other car al ight? Yes, luckily we weren't going very fast. ‘What did you do to your hand? Fume it [as ironing a shir, and the phone rang, and I put the iron down on my hand by mistakel 3° 2 for 5) when / while 3° when / while 6 when 4 when /while 7 during ’ 2 Unfortunately, while/when { was talking to Guy on the phone, the cat walked over my shit, so! had to iron fanother one. 3. While/When I was walking tothe station it started snowing and I got cold 4 Ted to wait for half an hour on the platform and when the train nally artived 1 was frozen! Sell asleep during the journey and missed the station 6 I got off at the next station and decided to walk to Kyra’ house, I walked for half an hour and realised I was los. 7 1didn’t have my mobile so I looked for a phone bax to call a tox, 8 When | arrived at Kyro’s house it was nearly midnight and people were going home! 9° B.9,08 b language ‘animals transport countries polities drink food teachers Jatchen appliances She used to sing in a band, ‘She used to ride a motorbike. ‘he used to travel all over the world ‘he didn't use to design sports dothes She didn't use to be married to a famous footballer She didn't use to have two children. She didnt use to live in aly b She still has long hai She doesn't sing in a band any more / any longer. ‘he stil keeps ft. ‘She doesn’t ride a motorbike any more / any longer. ‘She still ears @ lot of money. ‘She doesn’t travel all over the world anymore.J oomen iy ow 1 My friends and I dn’ use to goto the gym every week, Dut now we gotethegymreverr week. do My boyfriend used to bea terrible cook, but he isnt a seriblecoel any more, “There used to be a lot of traffic in my city, and there still is slotetiate, T didn’t use to know how to send text messages, but now $ know howto-endiont messages. do My younger brother used to be shorter than me, but now he isn't sheorertha-me. 1 didn't use to ike spiders and | stil don't Heeepider My family didn't use to go oversea for our holidays, but now we go-eversea fore holideys. do ‘used to be very shy but 'm not sy any longer My sister didn't use to send a lot of e-mails, but now she sends « lot oboe, peer iSlosy 10 phYsica eduction smathemtics 11 Sn chnistey 12 paychSioay Bnguages 13 misc rftory 14 econSmics mba staies 15 relfglous states 16. inform®tion technSioay reduce 49. improve, asking lose invented take © doing organise } taking ‘making 4° remember 7 remember Tearn 8 learn forget 9 lose recognise 10 remind remind 5: 5 5 Do 8 Aw Don't 6 Have 9 Did Wasn't 7 Didn't 10 Was MODULE 3 easiest (€ more expensive than the train 4 worst © most popular £ hotter 9 the best deals busiest 1 further j inthe worta the biggest the mast central better further fiendlier quieter the most expensive ‘more crowded the most successful 2 3 4 5 6 1b the second mest popular © farbetter locking 4 the least reliable fone ofthe easiest F allite bit lighter 9 allot bigger hh much better i alitde more reliable J by far the best a 1 a stream; a canal 2. adiif;a canyon 3 an ocean; a sea 4 avoleano; a hill 5 a waterfall; up (rom the ground) 5 ameadow; a desert 7 areet 8 coast 9° a harbour 10. lagoon 5 b to © similar hh slightly © completely ifferent f the, as das 9 more, les 1b. The Manor Hotel isn't as expensive as the Park Hotel © Savewell supermarket has more customers a day than Pricerte supermarket, 4d. There are fewer trains inthe afternoon than in the morning © The furniture in my sisters lat is similar to Tim's. f The Guggenheim Museum in New York diferent from the Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao. 4g) My flats (exactly) the same as Phil's (at 9Answer key 7 (9 than, there, further, tha, other, weath 18/ theatre, both, fourth, south, through, this ing, third historical polluted Industrial 1 noisy romantic j exciting crowded k popular spectacular 1 sandy old-fashioned The northern beaches are far too crowded You should definitely try the seafood. Is famous forts wine festival | wouldn't recommend the campsite ‘The cathedral is eally worth seeing Personally, I wouldn't use the taxis. 0 ‘Vm meeting Professor Allinton on Tuesday afternoon, ‘rent 2 Do you know any good Japanese restaurants? Our ‘Managing director, Mr Hashimoto, is coming over next week. © Twenty Thousand Leagues under the Sea was written by Jules Verne. ‘4 What are you doing at Easter? ‘© We went on holiday to Turkey and stayed for afew days in Istanbul £ Who directed Slepless in Sette? 9 Jack’ birthday’s on February 22nd - that's next Wednesday, 11° 1b ules Unde tode © White Shark Heaven 4 Lapland Adventure Weekend 2 Jules’ Undersea Lodge, White Shark Heaven 3 Storm Chasing, The Final Frontier 4 Lapland Adventure Weekend b 1 six (train, plane, van, sledge, snowmobile, boat) 2. The Final Frontier 3 Three (The Final Frontier, Storm Chasing, White Shark Heaven) 4 Because the temperatures are so extreme ~ very hot or very ald. 5S The edge of the earth. 6 No (the chase could take you anywhere...) 7 Have a traditional sauna. 8 Yes (quests may spend several days underwater without surfacing’) 9 No (for divers, non-divers and tuna fishermen’) 100 1 b 2° Dear Rete and Sarah, We're having a great time here in the Big Ape. ‘The weather fe brillant — hot and ounry. We ‘spent: most oF today shopping — there are fantastic department stores here: my credit cards not looking to0 healthy! We're hoping ‘to do come sightseeing tomorrow — 5th venue, Times Square, etc. The nightie is also incredible. nobody seems to go to bed! Weill be back in 3 couple of weeks, love Sue and Joe | XXX | ‘We usually leave out: pronouns (we, you, etc), definite articles (the), the verb tobe, We sometimes leave out possessive adjec- tives (my, your, ee). Dear Sean and Julie, BDarrived bare couple of days go ~GCidhotel@onall but come {fortable, but Ed food @not great. Cad going on actour of the whole city tomorrow; thenc@eToplanning 0 try some typical pasta dishes for dinner. Co hopesfond family are all swell Geet see you in September Love Mark asd Tin, MODULE 4 1 » a i 2° personality unbelievable telepathic similarities separately 1 conclusion facial | remarkable coincidence k upbringing worn 9 nung 15 taught read 10 got, 16 hit drunk AL told 17 thrown, kept 12 lent 18 won put 13 driven torn 14 eaten‘ve kept; 've thrown ‘shit, have told; hasn't broken ‘ve lent; has, driven "ve put have, known, ‘seaten, 's drunk bits been 4g ‘vespent — 1 got © 'vealready had played m went ‘vedone 1 didn'tstart on ‘ve just agreed started | found formed k was “> Care's really close friend - we've known each othe for ages. Hello, er. sony, Pve forgotten your name. Oh, that’ a nice watch, How long have you have it? {see your team’ in the final. Did they ever win the cup? ‘We haven't played tennis together since the hhave been 8 ‘ve been ‘ve never stayed 9 was ‘ve lived 10 had moved 11 took ‘ve met 12 ‘sgone ‘ve had {think the film has already started. Has Mariel come out of hospital yet? How many times have you been shopping this week? ve lived here all my life, “My bestfriend has just got engaged Have you ever appeared on television? Thanks, I've just come back from holiday. No thanks, I've already had a sandwich, haven't had time to watch it yet. Yes, wo've already met. No, 've never been able to eat chil. ‘Wel, I've had to pay a lot of bills this month. No, she's been off sick al week LO 8785 Q SREEREERY STP EO EGY YONEEE EA made got got failed 1 got © do lett j bringing Pp pasted start changed 2 got got 1 moved fel m split b sbeen talking haven’ been working ¢ "vebeen using ‘9's been phoning ds been going Has, been crying has, been raining 10 six months ago f formonths © ayearago 49. since this time last year 4 since lastnight hh since her operation © fortwowweeks b ‘Sbroken 1 ‘seen practising © ‘shad 9. been dicting 4 Sbeen waiting has decided fe 'vebeen going i ‘verealy enjoyed Physical appearance He/She's got: a good figure, a few wrinkles, a lovely smile, @ friendly face He/She's: stunning, atractive Age He/She's over sixty, In his teens in her late thirties, in her early twenties, in his mid fortes, middle-aged, the same age as Clothes He/She's got: good dress sense, a lot of style HelShe wears: glasses, a lot of Jewellery He/She dresses: smarty, casually, scrufly Personality: He(She's quite/very: stubborn, witty, chaty, serious, good fun c Jn is tens, in her early twenties, in her late thirties, in his mid fortes, middle-aged, over 60 (the same age as me’ depends on your age!) 13° i poesia vty, ce Jallido, highlights, style, smile Jet/aclaim, relationship, blame, middle-aged 14° 2» Henao sin pes one pone tem eo hp iy acing te ply pum rr weber de a teat im Ai ged fhe ben prple Megat fore me Because he can act in mainstream Hollywood and ‘out of the ordinary’ projects. 2. Acting a role which doesn't have any part of yourself in ‘Because is musical career wasn’t successful and he needed money. Because he persuaded him to try acting His character was eaten by his bed. +e was popular with teenagers. (he was a teen’ idol) He directed, co-wrote and starred init Three He has still got the tatoo, but it doesn't say “Winona Geoffrey Rush 101Answer key bs Ga ) 2 7 a8 k 4 au h 6 110 e2 ne Steve practises his guitar every daypand has guitar lessons ‘price a week ‘© [don’t know much about the Beatlegybut ike thelr musle alot ike going to rock concertysbut the tickets can be really ‘expensivgyso I don't go often © Jatge saidy You can borrow my guitar F ‘Come on Paddy said ‘or we'l be late” 9 Lean get lickets for the 12tip13thp or 15th January. fh The music was very lou ut quite good. b Wesatin the alrport til Mother Teresa came in. 1elt hot ted tnd ait nervous {wanted to kis her when met hepa she dint et me, Se old me about her work in hiopla She ond her ster tock cae of sch people and homeless chile, Manted to hei them ond old er about my mus "hen slg ve oconcer in indla fr you "No. God wil give us what we nea She tamed fo. one of ‘he important peone nearby “Tear two bi lps nthe cy she sold. Wil you give me them for my homes culfen” ‘Tm not sie about place but we con find you a house’ “Two hots aad Mather Yee, “Two houses” ‘ undestood that Mother Teresa could ask for anything () ond She would get She wos ll goodness. she wanted nothing for helt Then she took my hand and sat can do something you can't depend you cn do something can't dept we bath have o dost MODULE 5 1 2 on 5 for 8 back 3. fom 6 for 9 to 4 off 7 wit 10. up ‘confidence £ importance determined ‘9 intelligence ‘ambitious possiblity Imaginative £ get 9 pass hh won't take 102 ‘she going to do? tam tre going to see “im not going to think Is she going to marry are they going to bulla wwe aren't ‘What are you doing in the afternoon? ‘Well, 'm playing squash until 3.09, then T've got a tutorial, ‘Are you doing anything in the evening? ‘Well, he's seeing patients all morning. [No, I'm afraid he's having the afternoon off Ah, Celia, what time am I having lunch with Gary Parsons? ‘That's not really posible, sit you're leaving at two to visi the factory in Stanmore Foenee neg renters ‘They're due to arive at about six. ‘Where are you planing to stay? Yes, we're hoping to move next month, know, she's about to take her driving test Well, 'm thinking of buying a new car with some of it NTE ON Jo] Job, what, lost, wasn’, watch, got, want Jou! hope, won't, home, phone, go, know b 2. want to go home now. 3. Doyou know why Petra lost her job? 4 That wasn't what I said 5. We won't know the results ntl tomorrow. {6 We got home too late to phone you. 7 Can you wateh the baby for a minute? I won't be long, 8 Tdon't knove who won the competition, 9 Lope the hotel wasn't too expensive, 10 Don't phone me before nine -I want to watch the news. 3° 2. travel agent 9 television presenter 3 landscape gardener 10 sales representative 4 laboratory technician 11 beauty therapist 5 security guard 12 press officer 6 graphic designer 13 office administrator 7 fitness instructor 14 legal secretary 8 Might attendant c 2 fitness instructor 8 security guard 3 landscape gardener 9 laboratory technician 4 beauty therapist 10 travel agent 5 tlevision presenter 11 assistant manager 6 legal secretary 12 flight attendants 7 graphic designer 13 press officer 14 office administratorwereneen oy ee physically at ‘work long hours Dadly-paid ‘asecure job {lot of opportunities {or travel singer chet ‘crossword puzzle writer Megan: fight attendant challenging people skills stuessful responsibility oF fe 2 T 1 5 get 6 receive 2 find 2 Let's stop (now) before it gets dark TU give you my phone number after ! move house. 1 lke 1 see that film as soon as it comes out. ‘Maurizio hopes to get ajob once he finishes university FL wait with you until the taxi comes. You'll be here by lunchtime if you take the 9.00 ight. You'l see the bus stop on your right when you come out of the station. TIL book a table at the Wharf Bistro unless you want to go somewhere ese. 3 This isthe boyPbedoom. Thee both at school at the moment 1a nice day, sft Whose is this think i@ her. Wh that n reception? The compan lost alls best designers He leaving in a yea time Shi got five yearPexperience in adversng Have.a seat ~1 wor bea minute Wat be back by nine, 50 therét be time to have some supper. arf come with you - Fe got all my students exams to rmatk-the€225 papers! letter A letter 8 b 2° paid 8 since 3 responsibilities 9 as 4 shill 10 numerous 5 asset 1 further 6 achieved 12. hesitate 7 confirm 15° 1 speak to Mrs Leeson, please? Jo Spinel Yes, please. Yes, t's 4442 123451 Thank you. Goodbye, b Yes, could you send me information about your English cours: crs for executives, please? My name is o Spinel, that’s $-7-F-N- ELL, and my address is 25C, Via Roma, Florence. Thank you. MODULE 6 cartoon hb phonein crime mystery i reality show 4 documentary, J sitcom @ travel news soup opera f game show 1 sports coverage 9 local news 2 6 upsetting 3 disappointed 7 pleased 4 confused 8 interesting 5 shocked 9 disappointing 1} embarrassing 1 worried © annoyed 9 amusing 4 depressed he frustrating © tiring 4° 2 about 5 about 8 in 3 about 6 about 9 avby 4 about 7 of 10 about b 26 with 5 j about 8b about 3 ao 6 a ayy 9h about 4g about 7 © about 10-1 about b have © were his © be 1 was i had a has 9 ar 4} haveAnswer key When was the car stolen? © Where are tickets for the concert sold? {4 Where wil the new hospital be built? fe Who was the article welten by? 1 Why has the open air concert been cancelled? 49. Where Is Portuguese spoken? hh What was Napoleon known as? {Who was the film directed by? How many people have been injured? was found was, built hhave been stolen 9 snot included are, being held Are, frozen ‘are not tobe sold @ 2 aremade © 1 has been redesigned 3 export 2 opens 4 are worn 3 comes boa was 4 are checked 2. were written, 3 was 4 wall be given 0° used, based written, painted produced, composed, released @e awarded, created, discovered, translated, directed #286 manufactured 11° 2. freezing hilarious 7 astonished 3. terrified 6 tragic 8 boiling 4 ridiculous 12° Movs acing potapy pl, spt ound, syed eee ese aaic: Sum compton od nes, oundock, Symphony to een boots: Swen compton nore roprback hol pe eon . i 3 Bihar Sn 13° 1 bi 2 [Se 3 Soe . 104 4 a long time ago special liked the musle very much decided choice by the actors Tlisten originally also enjoyed 10 like Christina Aguilera 11 surprising 12 the same effect 13 perfect 14 recommend eee MODULE 7 chain £ dance craze | applauded © ingredients gD] laser lights baked hi liveband Internationa © ovens i Karaoke cauliflower © spoon 1h fork © prawn 1 chop 4 spicy 4 garlic 9) delicious @ No dyes Yes D Yes e Yes © Yer f No ‘Do you mind iff sit here? Could you speak more slowly, please? ‘Would you mind looking after my bag fora minute? Could { possibly borrow €202 ‘Would you mind turning down your music? Would you mind helping me with my suitcase? Could you pass the sat, please? ‘Would you te bring us the bill, please? Do you mind if I ga now? Would you mind getting me some milk? Could I possibly have a look at your newspaper? ‘Would you mind answering my phone while 'm out? ‘Do you think I could borrow your camera? Could you say that again? ‘Would you mind checking this letter? ‘Would you turn the radio dovn? ‘Do you think you could lend me ten euros? ‘Do you mind iI give you my essay a day late? Could I possibly use your computer? Is it okay if tell you tomorrow? em NOmmeNGy Feneen eis me eoe1 get you a drink (OK, Il come aver and have a look. Tl take you tothe station if you like Til end it to you if you want. ‘No, but l find it and e-mail it to you. Certainly, I get you a brochure 1 photocopy it fr you. -o9 theeteey [As The black ones look relly nice, Madam. Are they comfortable? Yes, very ~ Il take them, I've gota problem with my shower, It isn't working Tl send someone up straightaway. Which room Could you pessibly change my fight to the evening? 1 just check the computer Hil Nice to see you. Come in and have a coffe. ‘Okay, but I won't stay long, lean see you're very busy. ‘Are you ready to order? Yes, [have the fish. Could I speak to Mrs, Williams in the Accounts Department? Vil just see if she's available, Hold on please Is there anything good on TV tonight? don't know ~ I'l have a lookin the newspaper. er ere e @ ee 9 1 niyo on 2 Sa § aking wt 3 Mmhpiomma § ae aes Ser nd Saat ia own Pee 4 ane 10 it 2 it ian 62 @ a 11° 2 retewant 7 badness 3 amie o Toca 1 ea > Soe on 18 faoabie ¢ Sea 12° 1 Seveniing and martin ret 2 tanta elon 3 cling eon yt names 2 3 tnt know pene enol ¢ Gnas oneratig + Shim ee 13 In the US it’s perfectly normal for people to wear casual clothes on Fridays. Germans tend not to call colleagues by their fist names. 4 In Japan its moze important to build relationships than to finish business quickly. © Inmany Arabic countries it isn't acceptable to talk about business during meals. In the UK it's important to take a gift to a dinner party In Spain its normal to write 2nd July as 27. Jn China it isnt usual to use @ hot towel to wipe your face 14° 2 gotor 9 went for 3 gofora coffee 10 went fora coffee 4 goto bed 11 went to bed 5 goout 12 went out 6 goaway 13. went away 7 goswimming 14 went swimming ar uo ae 8 D b Ineting ‘Twas wondering if you'd like to come Let me know as soon as you can, Could you possibly come to {do hope you can come. Accepting an invitation: {rd love to come, Yes, think I can make it Refusing an invitation: Vm afraid | won't be able to come, ‘What a shame - some other time perhaps? MODULE 8 helpdesk —«Foutofdate —j—digital © callcentre — g onhold k care thumb laptop 1 spare part manual 1 messages © m_— quality 2° 2 who Soh which 7d where 3g whose 6 b who Bf which 4a where someone (wino) I work with the thing (that) 105Answer key 5 ‘4. Thisis the balcony where we had breakfast every morning bb... and this s the beach which/that was right in front of or apartment, This isa bar which/that stayed open til three in the morning bb... and this s the man who/that owned (This sa fish restaurant where we had excellent meals. 'b... and this is @ local woman whose name I can’t remember. ‘This sone day (when) we went on a boat trip bb ...and these are the men whose boat we bor rowed. 2 This sa market which/that was open every Wednesday 'b ..and this is me wearing a hat (which/that) I bought there People: computer nerd, techie, technophobe Places: call centre, customer care department, help desk, launderette, stationers Jobs: bodyguard, cook, plumber Everyday abjects: alarm clock, cooker, kettle, lshveasher, ‘make-up, pencil sharpener, saucepan Machines and technology: laptop, palm pilot, palm top, ‘voice mail : 7 Cour a shut, down «3. @_ answering machine © restart bd message recharging © replay b tumup rewind fe switch off F switch, on 9 button h press sntable singular: banana, chai, person, price, rng, storm, vegetable Cour intable plural: children, people, potatoes ‘Uncountable: frit, information, jewellery, milk, money, news, petro, pollution, rce, sugar, traffic, weather b 2 3 4 5 106 isn't 6s 10 was was 78 nis ore 8 was is 9 is 16 nent Hpenence 1 wy 0 dA; Tye got no friends. Si Come on ... you've got loads of friend fA: Thaven't got much money. 5: You only need enough for a taxi 9 A: There'll be too many people. 5: Oh, but only a few people are coming, © A: Lnever have anything to say Don’t be sly. You've got plenty you could talk about. A: T've got too much homework to do. 5: You've got a couple of hours tomorrow when you. could finish it. DAs There isn’t enough time to get ready. SS: There’ lots of time - we don't need to be there ‘unt nine! clit salt 9 lotof support too much noise plenty of things enough ef food 1 alotot not much of parking j any space ke oads of not many 1 nomoney 1 They're bath made of glass. They're both sharp / used for cutting things They've both got batteries ‘They're both used for sticking things They've both got a handle / used for carrying things. ‘They’re both valuable. ‘They’te both made of wool They're both easy to break. 2° (After paying a fee to become a member) You have to take an e-photo, write a description and fill outa sales form. sporting goods and memorabilia. > cars and other vehicles © real estate 4 collecibies, By word of mouth (people told each other about it) Im the late 1990 No ‘Meg Whitman, They get a “cut” (a percentage) of each sale. Yes 3 revision, television Instriction, machine, old-fashioned, passion, possession, sharp, stationers, tissues, washing ‘machine 1d! digital, , messaging, re-charge, technology ay ‘channel, feature, manufactured, picture, switch1 don't suppose you've found i could you post it let me know how much the postage is {Tam writing to enquire whether 1 do hope it has been found | would be grateful if you could send it {will ofcourse pay for postage MODULE 9 idea of 1 linked to © amounted to 9. of value 2 on, way 1 launched from tured down Shell ove t 1 youtl arrive © won't win 9. The coach won't go @ Tewon'ttake long Will you be fe There will be 3 1b istikely to get e isn'tlikely to play 4 islikely to be 4° 2 may well eave 3 may well get married 4 may well cancel aren't likely to improve aren't likely to sleep fare likely to experience 5 may well not pass 6 may well snow Carlos probably won't pass his exam, Teresa may well decide to stay in New York, Sandy isnt likely to get the job. Tl almost certainly do a computing course next year ‘We may be late so don't walt for us. We probably won't go away this weekend, ‘There are likely to be loads of people on the beach, We definitely won't have time to do any sightseeing Its likely to rain before the end of the day. ‘My friend Mari could be a famous actress one day. My boss almost certainly won't agree to the pay 1se You'll probably recognise my sister when you see her. We aren't likely to get back from the theatre before ‘midnight, ur teacher will almost certainly give us a lot of homework for the weekend Noenesgy Fensee sey 7 a ‘become more (+ adlective) T decrease | gout det better T fan ‘become les (+ adjective) 4 increase T deteriorate | det wore | ‘go down improve 7 nse T decrease / fallen / gone down risen / increased / gone up gone up / increased / risen Improved / got better ‘become more dificult / deteriorated / got worse ‘become decreases / falls / goes down {goes up / gets better / Increases a would, do; tried broke down; would, get out 7 Would, know; cut knew; would, tell 6 Would fel offered; would, do 8 Would, eat ‘ago spent ‘worked ‘wouldn't have Isit alright if use the phone? Tl take a message if he phones ‘Would anyone mind if! opened a window? 1M give you aft if you like. That/d be great! ‘wouldn't drive inthis weather IFT were you, 1 made a mistake f ‘make everyone a drink ‘made out leather make sure Paola and Jayne ‘Miko, Roger and faime ‘Tomas, Miko and Jayne Miko ‘making a terrible noise 9 make an appointment make a decision 107Answer key 4 tr ra he i 3 ct is Vim 4 areas 2 dnoos 5 son 3 {Skins § Sonoran b 2 ve tna wo hundred and sy. dlr 3 fine spare meres rn See thousand ewes 5 ty dae § nek Elster on hur + fermion 3 an luce 14° stomach, luxury, rough, money, enough, budge, tongue, encourage c 2. enough 5 rough 8 luxury, 3 tongue 6 stomach 9 budget 4 encourage 7‘ money 15° Money comes to you Money goes fram you ‘eam, inherit, steal, take, win give away, invest, lend, lose, spend, ‘waste ‘Words that don't belong: money, save b 2 5 8 38 a ze ae ; 16° a ae ss 3a it oh as ot MODULE 10 Yim g. hapyendng fay epee, fcr eal fete ee ni me ¢ iget |e $ Solow be F sertem wend dk 3 SSimny Ginoda oon 108 ae ‘The bus driver says, ‘That’ the ugliest baby I've ever seen” The ‘woman is furious. She says to a man sitting next to her, The driver was extremely rude to me.’ The man says, ‘Go and speak ‘to him, Go ahead, I'l hold your monkey for you. had forgotten 9 had met hhad made fh hadn'r travelled had, sold 1 hadn't done hadn't had j hadn't won had left aeee ey TRO was; “left 9 hadn't seen; felt felt’d had. sang, ‘d never heard "a stopped; got 1 ‘dvwniten; posted was; “eaten j "known; asked smartied; didn’t realise; 'd been maried 6° 2a Sa 7» aa 6b Ba ab 7* 2 robber 7 murderer 3° burglar 8 kidnapper 4 shopliter 9 hijacker 5 mugger 10. fraudster © arsonist b Person verb crime murderer to murder ‘murder shoplifter to shoplift shoplifting kidnapper to kidnap Kidnapping fraudster — fraud robber toned robbery mugger to mug mugging thief to steal theft arsonist to set fire (o something) arson hijacker to hijack hijacking We also often say: to commit (a) burglary / murder / rape / robbery / theft arson b- artempted 1 questioned followed 9 pleaded guilty suspected h charged © arested F found (the company) innocent 9° 2 was 6 had never been 3. ved 7 was 4 was 8 was 5 wasn't seeing1 Soe Sclawese ccusmecr eoNouaen eusene aaam sane It would rain overnight he's doing / he was doing very well at maths [could be anything I wanted to be fifty-six people have / had been killed in train crash the world was flat people in Brazil use / used the Internet more than anyone he'd just got married he practised / he'd practised eight hours a day Cara told me she lived in Rome. Peter said he was going to Belglum. [Anna told me she'd been there before My mother said they'd had a leter from Paul, Emma told me she couldn't come tothe party “Mark said he'd be twenty minutes late for class. 1: She wanted to know what my job wes She asked me when I had arrived (a London, She wanted to know if ived in Rome, She asked me where Iwas living in London, She asked me how long I'd been learning English She wanted to know if Uked London What is your jab? / What do you do? ‘When did you arrive in London? Do you live in Rome? ‘where are you living in London? How long have you been learning English? Do you like London? 2. He asked me if was there on holiday. He asked me if was travelling alone He asked me if had packed my suitcases myself, He asked me i I had been tothe USA before, He asked me how long { would be in the country, He asked me if knew anyone in San Francisco. He asked me where Iwas going to stay. Te asked me how much money I had with me, au Pat's father told her / said she should be more polite, Danny told me said he was going tothe USA. ‘ell your brother that you're sory, ‘Could you tell me / say your name again, please? told, off 7 tell, about tell, truth 8 said, no saying, goodbye 9 tall, diference sad, sorry 10 told, what say, thank you fortunately £ Unfortunately gradually 9 obviously Surprisingly eventually suddenly 15 2. found 9 beautiful 16 the hunter 3 Then 10 alotof gold 17 surprise 4 ll 11 more fabric —18-her arms Snewwife 12 thinner 19 cannot stay 6 enough 13 could 20 flew 7 told 14 more 8 for 15 did not MODULE 11 You're allowed to walk on the grass Are we allowed to use a calculator? ‘Visitors are not allowed to touch the exhibits. (On Saturdays we're allowed to stay up until ten o'clock. ‘Children under fve are not allowed to use the swimming ‘pool without an adult, ‘Am [allowed to hang pictures on the walls? means a should 6 cught 10 shouldn't aren’tallowed 7 don'thave —11_must foreallowed 8 mustn't, cant 9 can SC Can Ibook aerobics lasses in advance? LIB How long am I allowed to keep books? LC DoT have to take a test? SC Should 1 bring a photo? LC How many classes am I allowed to miss? TETSU FREED F b hedoesn't_ you should. © youare/so f youdo 2 you can't seat bet 4 crossings £ ne © park @ motorways glories b- Thad to clean my boots everyday. © Twasn't allowed to have long hale 4 Leouldn't email home. t 9 We could watch a movie every Saturday evening. ‘We were allowed to go into town once a month 1 didn't have to pay for my meals. 7° 2 a we ween 3 How many questions did you have to answer? 4 We had to do twenty in three hours. 109Answer key ‘Were you allowed to stay up late? Yeah, we could sit by the campfire until midnight. Did you have to get up early? 'No, we didn’t have to get up until nine Did Francolse have a good time in America? 'No, she had to work six days a week. ‘That’ tebe! [And she wasn’t allowed to phone us. 9 Db don'thaveto © didn'thave tog mustn't © hadto f don'thaveto must have to 2. Taking photographs of famous people on holiday should be banned, 3 Young people should have the right to watch any film they People should be sent to prison for copying videos illegally. People should be fined for eating on public transport. 11 should be against the law for women over 60 to have babies 4 harsh 6 unfair 5 ridiculous rash, swollen, lump, blister b ze 64 10 i af Th ne 4a 8 k 29 5b 94 12 hares ‘Beatrice sued her parents after she fll down the stairs in their home. 3 Dominique Moceneau sued her parents for taking he win. rings and for not allowing her a normal childhood. 4 Tina Stowe sued her mother because she believed it was her ‘mother’s fault that she was fat. b 2. Femando Silva 6 Dominique 3 Lisa Stowe 7 Damitra 4 Beatrice 8 Beatrice, Dominique 5 Mario c 1c 30 54 a ab b asaresult although g._Besides © What ismore f forthis reason hh therefore Despite this 110 ES 7 ly © homework best yoga f froning d overtime gel eXpital plnishment cfr park dy Sate ving test fast oa dln disease fitary Srvice ——_ped€stan essing fat bet smoking area sufming pool tufin station MODULE 12 1 could have eaten your sandwich © could have let your wallet inthe bank ¢ could have caught an earlier train She shouldn't have told Tom (my secre) ‘We should have taken a tax You should have discussed it with me fist. He shoulda’t have lft it on the front seat of his car would have liked £ could have had ‘couldn't have ran 9 h ‘wouldn't have believed «could have been should have done shouldn't have listened ‘would have bought, Orr eR ee ‘a You shouldn't have walked © d_ wouldn't have had We could have invited fe Ta have stayed © You should take £ We couldn't wait 7 1 do 3° danger 5 togiveup 2 make 4 cates 6 wogo b 2 prepare 4 support 6 develop 3 Suffer 5 faced bs ed os c4 £2 b6 aa9° 1 He ran away from home because his parents forced him to enrol in an electican’s course and because he wanted ‘to ‘become something in life 2. is family though he was dead fhe hadn't ran away he wou 3 Ifhe'd stayed at home, he'd be an electrician now. 4 He wouldn't have had enough money to study if he hadn't worked as a waiter 5 If he had waitten to his parents, they wouldn't have thought he was dead. 6 If they hadn't seen the programme they would have still ‘thought he was dead. hhave done an electrician’s 7 He wouldn't have scored 86.5% if he hadn't worked hard, 8 fhe hadn't been very clever, he wouldn't have won the award, expert advice f ignore © come up 9 go.away 4 soritout b talkit over concerned 1 make up our minds 11 Correct order: f, 6 04, B,&, gd 2 pe 5 eet i Bes 14° Tay a A. Casablanca B Titanic Doctor Zhivago Casablanca, fon the ship, the Tanic in Russia Rick Blain, tls, Victor Rose, Jack, the rch fancé “The doctor, his wite and his lover Sod sad Both oerneroer see ly may b Starting conversations: How are you? I haven't seen you forages. Hi, glad you could come. Did you have any problems getting here? TThear you're going to study in Prague. Finishing conversations {'m sorry to interrupt but I have to go now. Ws getting late. (Oh dear, is that the time? Treally must rush Did you have any problems getting here? How are you? I haven't seen you for ages. Hello, ve heard a lot about you. hear you're going to study in Prague. {'m sozry to interrupt but I have to go now. (Oh dear, is that the time? I really must rush, 11