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Unit 5
Vocabulary p38 2 Click onto … p42
1 Across: 4 charges 5 change 6 sale modal past form function of the 1 1 five-, six-, seven,-eight-nine-, ten-sided shapes
verb past form
9 interest 11 debit 12 debt 2 seven athletics events, ten athletics events
have to had to express obligation
Down: 1 bargain 2 receipt 3 account 3, 4 Students’ own answers.
need to needed to and necessity in the
7 credit 8 refund 10 fee past 2 go (went) without (paragraph A); put away
2 Correct order: needn’t needn’t have say that something (paragraph F)
not have to didn’t have to happened but was
1 You open a current account. 3 1 G 2 F 3 E 4 A 5 B 6 C 7 D
not necessary
2 You arrange an overdraft with the bank. 4 1 tags
not have to didn’t have to say something
3 You credit the account with £200. not need to didn’t need to didn’t happen 2 sponsorship
4 You receive a bill for £210. because it was not 3 keep my options open
5 You withdraw £210. necessary 4 treating myself
6 You pay the bill. should should have criticise a past 5 owed
7 You go overdrawn. should not should not have action or say that it
ought to ought to have was a mistake 5 1 b 2 b 3 c
8 You pay the money back with interest.
ought not to ought not to have 6, 7 Students’ own answers
3 Possible answers can’t couldn’t say something was
I took the (name of item) that I had chosen to be allowed wasn’t/weren’t prohibited or not Grammar in context p43
the cashier to pay. to allowed to possible
I paid with cash. 1 0%: can’t
3 1 should have taken 50%: could, might, may
The assistant gave me my change. 2 shouldn’t have eaten
I asked for a receipt. 90–100%: must
3 couldn’t go to the island for three days
4 1 wallet/purse/pocket because it was 2 1 can’t
2 no (a discount means money off the cost, so 4 wasn’t allowed to go in the swimming pool 2 could/might/may, could/might/may
20% is better) 5 ought to have shut the gate. 3 can’t
3 cashpoint 6 needn’t have handed in his 4 must
4 safer; it earns interest in the bank (though 5 could/might/may
4 Possible answers 6 must
not always in a current account which is Sharon ought to have set her alarm clock.
designed for everyday use, not saving) She shouldn’t/ought not to have gone out of 3 1 might not
5 bank the kitchen/cooked an egg. 2 can’t
6 price, date, shop details, items bought (She should have eaten more for breakfast). 3 can’t
7 sell off old stock, promote new store etc. She should/ought to have dried her coat/put it 4 might not
8 £3.50 on a radiator etc. 5 can’t
She should have /ought to have bought a new 6 can’t
Reading p39 battery for her watch. 4 present modal past modal
1 Possible answers She shouldn’t have turned on the TV/watched must must have 1
a stall selling fruit and vegetables; money, stock TV. mustn’t –* –
2 1 c 2 d 3 f 4 a 5 b 6 g 7 e She shouldn’t have worn high heels. could could have 2
3 1 makers of furniture, pots and pans couldn’t/can’t couldn’t have 4
Developing vocabulary p41 can’t have
2 selling food or repairing cars
3 loans, savings accounts, insurance 1 1 f 2 h 3 c 4 b 5 a 6 d Unused: e, g may may have 2
4 basic healthcare, education 2 1 a 2 b 3 a 4 b 5 b 6 b may not may not have 3
5 making bamboo products, making might might have 2
3 1 Janice should save up to buy a printer.
containers for storing crops and other might not might not have 3
2 Sandi had better cut back on the money she
products, selling cow’s milk spends. * The past form of mustn’t is wasn’t allowed to.
4 1 they have no access to financial services 3 Simon needs to know how much the three Can’t have is used for deduction, when you are
2 They have started to provide a wider range of things come to. sure someone did not do something.
services. 4 Antonio needs to pick some new socks up. 5, 6 Students’ own answers
3 They have started to provide social services 5 George needn’t have rushed to the camera
in addition to financial services. sale because they had already sold out. Developing speaking p44
4 because she wants to wait until the prices 6 Paul borrowed some money from his dad 1 First part: compare the photographs – state
rise/get better/improve/increase but he needn’t pay it back. similarities and differences
4 1 save Second part: say what you think: express opinions
Grammar in context p40 2 cut 2
1 1 have to 3 splash Similarities Differences
2 should 4 giving Both photos show The people in Picture 1 are inside
3 has to 5 sold people at a bank. the bank. In Picture 2 they’re
4 isn’t allowed 6 picked Both banks are outside.
5 has to busy. In Picture 1 they are talking to staff
5 1 g 2 c 3 a 4 d 5 e 6 b 7 f In both pictures, members. In Picture 2 they are
6 mustn’t the customers are using cashpoints.
7 shouldn’t waiting in a queue. In Picture 1 there are tables for
8 don’t have to writing, but not in Picture 2.
3 1 d 2 c 3 a 4 g 5 h 6 e Unused: b, f
4 Students’ own answers

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Developing writing p45

1 The customer bought an item of clothing that
is damaged, and lives too far away to take it
back to the shop.
2 Paragraph 1: d
Paragraph 2: b
Paragraph 3: c
Paragraph 4: a
3 Students’ own answers
4 1 Sir or Madam
2 phrasal verbs; contractions; abbreviations
3 formal; longer
4 faithfully
5 Students’ own answers

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