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Grammar – Reason and result clauses (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

Since she goes swimming four times a week, Mona is very fit.
As a result of watching that hospital documentary, I decided to become a doctor.
I wanted to earn some extra money so I took on a weekend job.
Stella was so hungry that she ate five sandwiches.
I wanted to share my news with my friends, so I posted it on Facebook.
It was such a huge discount she ate five sandwiches that I just had to buy it.

Grammar – Reason and result clauses (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

As a result of diet and exercise. Pete has lost 20kg.

We decided to go to a restaurant for dinner because we were both too tired to cook.
Tom earns so much money that he bought his mum and dad a new house.
They had such a wonderful holiday in New Zealand that they're going back next year.
I had been feeling unwell for a couple of weeks, so I decided to go to see the doctor.
Since I didn't know her name, I introduced myself.

Grammar – Reason and result clauses (3)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

Stewart speaks three languages because he lives in the UK, his father is Mexican and his mother is
Italian.
As a result of years of hard work. Jeff passed all his exams.
I was so tired this morning that I fell asleep at my desk.
We had such a terrible meal that we complained to the manager.
I found the lecture really funny, so I burst out laughing.
Since not everyone wants to join the gym for a year, you can also choose from monthly or quarterly
subscriptions.

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Vocabulary – How to walk (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

u n s e t a r saunter
l m i p limp
i t e r s d stride

o t i t p e tiptoe
e f s f u l h shuffle
m h a r c march
t l o r s l stroll
t e g s g a r stagger
l t m u s e b stumble

Vocabulary – How to walk (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

Mavis tiptoed cautiously across the ice.

I was still feeling dizzy and I staggered unsteadily to the door.
The runner limped painfully off the track.
He shuffled nervously over to the young woman and introduced himself.
I knew Tony had something important to say when he strode purposefully into the room.
Sometimes it's nice to just stroll aimlessly around the park.

Vocabulary – How to walk (3)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 1

The soldiers march past the palace every day.

He stumbled over a rock and fell to his knees.
Don't you think Leo is overconfident? He saunters into the office as if he owns it.
You’re limping badly. Have you hurt your foot?
Please can you tiptoe past the baby's bedroom so you don’t wake her?

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INTERMEDIATE 10

Reading – American Dream still alive (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 2

Eighty-seven percent of Americans were born in the USA.

The American Dream can become a reality based on hard work.
Jan Koum moved to the USA with his family.
Jerry Yang's father died when he was two years old.
When he arrived in the USA, Jerry Yang had a small vocabulary in English,
Indra Nooyi got a night-time job with the purpose of earning extra money.

Reading – American Dream still alive (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 2

Many immigrants believe in the American Dream.

Jam Koum's family didn't have enough money to eat properly.
Facebook owns WhatsApp.
Jerry Yang's family moved to the USA in order to have a better life.
Jerry Yang studied at Stanford University.
Indra Nooyi moved to the USA so as to become a student.

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Grammar – Purpose clauses (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 2

We're saving as much money as we can as not to miss the train, (in order to go on holiday in the
summer.)
I’m leaving home now so to go swimming before work, (as not to miss the train.)
We are relocating with the purpose of In order to stay fit. (having a bigger office.)
I run three times a week in order to go on holiday in the summer, (in order to stay fit.)
I'm getting up early raising money for the homeless, (to go swimming before work.)
The charity collects old clothes with the purpose of having a bigger office, ( raising money for the
homeless.)

Grammar – Purpose clauses (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 2

We're opening 12 new shops next year (so) (as) (to) serve our customers better.
Robyn's booking her tickets (to) go on holiday.
I've booked my first lesson with the instructor (with) (the) (purpose) of learning to drive.
All the workers must wear helmets (so) (as) (to) protect them from injury.
I go to bed at 10.30pm (in) (order) (to) get enough sleep.
I'm learning Spanish (to) improve my career chances.

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Vocabulary – Collocations
Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 8 Lesson 2

(Rachel can't stand being alone. She loves talking to people.)

(I handed in my notice and decided to go it alone.)
(I don't think I'm alone in feeling like I've been lied to.)
try alone before everything to I'm exam, the night to all learn study going to (I'm going to study alone all
night to try to learn
everything before the exam.)
when pay struggle I how about feel I think bills, I alone, so my to to Sometimes, hard have (Sometimes,
when I think about how
hard I have to struggle to pay my bills, I feel so alone.)
because all enjoy being 11 can what want, do I alone (I enjoy being all alone because I can do what I
want.)

Vocabulary – Adjectives to describe heroines (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 2

Isobel isn't scared of anything or anyone. She's so courageous.

I haven't heard Roxy talk about a boyfriend. I think she's unattached.
Lisbeth always speaks up if she disagrees with something. She's very feisty.
I've never heard Tanya criticise her husband. She's so loyal.
I don't think Bella will need any help. She's very capable.
Somehow. Camila always manages to get her way. She's very manipulative.
Patty was always such an obedient girl. She always did what she was told.
The problem with action films is that many of the female characters are almost i nvisible.

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Vocabulary – Nouns with more than one meaning (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 2

Our most important trading partner has always been France.

As she sat on the river bank, she wondered if she would ever see George again.
Lots of sick people come here on holiday as there are many natural hot-water springs in the area.
That newspaper is the official organ of the ruling party.
He slowly turned the key in the lock, and the door swung open.
I don’t like this flat at all. It doesn’t have any character.
The former teacher died aged 89. He was laid to rest on Monday.

Vocabulary – Nouns with more than one meaning (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 2

They had arrested the wrong person. It was a case of mistaken identity.
Are you going to give the waitress a tip? She’s worked really hard.
Jennifer was in a terrible jam. She couldn’t see a way to escape.
Toby is big and strong, but he’s no match for Anne’s speed and agility.
Since they won the lottery, they’ve lived in the lap of luxury.
Please wait in the study, I'll come and find you there.
We’ve received a huge volume of complaints about sexism in this film.

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Listening (1)
Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 3

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A biopic is a 'biographical picture' - a film about someone's life.

The film Ali was made in 2001.
It is unusual to find a biopic about an unsung hero.
The film joy was made in 2015.
Joy Mangano advertised her new product on TV.
There is a lot of hope in the film Joy.

Listening (2)
Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 3

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Successful people are rarely featured in biopics. FALSE

Film-makers choose subjects that will make them a lot of money. NOT GIVEN
The speaker thinks that Joy is an unusual film. TRUE
Joy Mangano lost all the money she made. FALSE
Joy Mangano always dreamt of being a businesswoman. NOT GIVEN
The speaker believes everybody should watch Joy. NOT GIVEN

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Dialogue – Making confident and tentative statements (1)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 3

Leo: What do you think of this photo, Gemma?

Gemma: It's not my cup of tea, actually. It's too dark. The photographer seems to like taking very dark
images, doesn't he?
Leo: Yes, it does seem that way. But surely you're impressed by the locations. Look at this one, in
the middle of nowhere. It must have taken some time and effort to travel there, with all his
cameras and equipment. It's so remote!
Gemma: Yeah, I guess. But why have everything in black and white? It's so dreary!
Leo: I see your point. I think some of these photos could work well in colour too. But it would
change the whole atmosphere, wouldn't it? I'm pretty sure the photographer wanted to create
a dark kind of atmosphere.
Gemma: Maybe, but I prefer something a bit more colourful and optimistic.

Dialogue – Making confident and tentative statements (2)

Jetstream Upper-intermediate | Unit 7 Lesson 3

A: Could you help me paint my kitchen this weekend?

B: Sorry, no way. I'm working at the cate.
C: Jakob hasn't replied to any of my text messages.
D: I'm almost positive he's on holiday at the moment.
E: Do you want to see the da Vinci exhibition next month?
F: Oh yes, I definitely do!
G: I love this sofa!
H: Yes, but you ' couldn't have it in your flat. It's too big.

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