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9B GRAMMAR quantifiers

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9A VOCABULARY Word building
Change the word!
 a  omplete the sentences with the correct form of the words in bold. You can make nouns,
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or positive or negative adjectives, and adverbs. Write your answers in the column on the right.

1 I wrote a letter of to the hotel manager because I wasn’t happy


with the service. COMPLAIN complaint
2 The airline didn’t offer us any for the ten-hour delay. COMPENSATE
3 Listen! The neighbors next door are having another . ARGUE
4 If you buy the washing machine today, we can guarantee next-day .
DELIVER
5 The dinner party wasn’t a because Paul was rude to Richard.
SUCCEED
6 My mother learned to swim when she was 67. I think that’s a real .
ACHIEVE
7 What did Anna give you for not finishing her report? EXPLAIN
8 I got Jason’s email, but he forgot to send the . ATTACH
9 We have an at home that if my husband cooks, I do the
dishes. AGREE
10 The salesperson gave me a very good of how the gadget
worked. DEMONSTRATE
11 PayPal is a safe way of making a online. PAY
12 The company showed a for five years and eventually it had to
close down. LOSE
13 The house next door is for . I’d love to buy it! SELL
14 The bed was so that I wasn’t able to sleep. COMFORT
15 These sandals are so . It feels as if I’m not wearing anything
on my feet. COMFORT
16 Having to wait for people makes me really . PATIENT
17 Nick’s in love. His partners always leave him! LUCK
18 Be not to break your leg on the first day of your skiing
vacation! CARE
19 Paolo won’t pass the written part of the TOEFL exam. He writes
very and doesn’t check for mistakes. CARE
20 , it rained on our wedding day, but we had a great day
anyway. FORTUNE

activation
  b Cover the column on the right. Read the sentences aloud with the correct form of the words in bold.

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9A COMMUNICATIVE Third conditional game

1 2
3
If New England You would
hadn’t missed If we hadn’t
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have enjoyed
the party if… called the
they… restaurant to
book, we…

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7 6 have slept
better if…
If you’d had I wouldn’t 5
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on your answered the If you had told
phone, we… phone if… me you were a
vegetarian, I…
8

If I hadn’t left
my cell phone
at home, I…
11
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9 10 have picked
I would have If we had you up at the
had better known it was airport if…
grades in your birthday,
school if… we… 12
George
wouldn’t have
crashed his
car if…
15
14 13
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The boss If the jacket
have gone
wouldn’t have had been
skiing if…
fired Ben if… a little
cheaper I…
16
If I had gotten
to the station
a minute
earlier, I…
17 18
I would have If we had
won a million
dollars if…
played FINISH
better…

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9B COMMUNICATIVE Lifestyle survey
Student A
time / spend
with your family
movies or books /
every day?
download a month?
friends / have pictures / have
on Facebook? on your phone?
hours / spend
miles / walk a
studying English
day?
a week?
things / use
your cell
TV / watch nights a week / messages / phone for?
every day? go out? send a day?

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a lot / lots too much / many not much / many a few / very few
a little / very little none not enough

Student B
social network
sites / use
sleep / get
regularly?
at night?
close friends / music / download
have a week?
computers /
apps / have on your family own?
your phone?

money / spend
on clothes?
TVs / in your time / spend
books / read house? online every day?
a month?

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How much sleep do you get at night? Not enough, much less than I need!

Why don’t you get enough sleep?

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a lot / lots too much / many not much / many a few / very few
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9A SONG Karma
 a Listen to the song and circle the correct word.

Karma
Come on
Come on
Come on

Weren’t you 1the man / the one who said


That you don’t want me anymore
And how you need your 2space / place
And 3give / send the keys back to your door
And how I cried and tried
And tried to make you 4stay / be with me I sacrificed the things I want
But still you said your love was 5gone / over Just to do things for you
And that I had to 6go / leave But 14when / if it’s time to do for me
Chorus You never come through
(Now you) Talking ’bout a 7baby / family Chorus
(Now you) Saying I complete your 8dream / life
Night after night, 15thinking / knowing something
(Now you) Saying I’m your everything
going on
You’re confusing me, what you 9tell / say to me
Wasn’t long 16before / until I be g-g-g-gone
Don’t play with me, don’t play with me, ‘cause
Lord knows it wasn’t easy, believe me
What goes around, comes around
Never 17thought / knew you’d be the one that would
What goes up, must come down
deceive me
Now who’s crying, desiring to come back to me?
And never knew what you supposed to do
What goes around, comes around
No need to approach me fool, ’cause I’m over you
What goes up, must come down
Now who’s crying, desiring to come back? What goes around comes around
I remember when / while I was sitting home alone
10
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Waiting for you ’til 11four / three o’clock in the morn Now who’s crying, desiring to come back to me?
What goes around, comes around
And when you came home
What goes up, must come down
You’d 12never / always have some sorry excuse
It’s called karma baby, and it goes around
Half explaining to me
Like I’m just some 13type / kind of a fool (repeat to fade)

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the definitions (1–5) with the highlighted morn = morning
phrases in the text. sacrificed = gave up something that is important to you
1 And always confused about what you deceive = lie to
should do
Song facts
2 Telling me that you love me This song was a hit in 2004 for singer/ songwriter and actress
Alicia Keys. Her real name is Alicia Augello Cook, but her stage
3 I don’t love you anymore name is “Keys” after the keys on a piano. She loves playing this
instrument and often uses it in her songs.

4 You never keep your promises

5 The way you behave towards other people


will later come back to you

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10A GRAMMAR relative clauses
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10B GRAMMAR tag questions
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1 A Hi. Your name’s Angela, 1 isn’t it ?
B Yes, it is. Do we know each other?
A You really don’t remember me,  ?
B I’m afraid I don’t.
A It’s Jeff. Jeff Dawson.
B Oh, my goodness! We were in school together,
3
?
A That’s right!

2 A Guess who called me this morning?


B It wasn’t your ex,  ?
A Uh huh.
B He isn’t still calling you,  ?
What did he want?
A Just to talk, I think.
B But ex-boyfriends don’t just call to talk,

?

3 A We’re still going to the music festival,



?
B Well, it depends.
A On what exactly? You don’t have enough money,

?
B Well, not really.
A Your mom will lend you some,  ?
She always does.

4 A It’s cold today,  ?


B Well it’s January, 11
?
A It was much colder this time last year,  ?
B I suppose so. Oh look, here’s my bus!

5 A What’s wrong, honey?


B Nothing.
A You’re not having problems with the other children at
school, 13 ?
B No, I’m not. Everything’s fine.
A And you haven’t had an argument with one of your friends,

?
B Of course not.
A You’d tell me if there was a problems,  ?
B Yes, mom. Now will you please leave me alone?

activation
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VOCABULARY  REVIEW  Phrasal verbs
 a How many of these phrasal verbs can you remember?

phrasal verb

1 It’s what you should do before you do any kind of exercise. _ a_ r_ m


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2 It’s another way of saying “start (a business).” _ _ _  _ _

3 To charge your phone, attach it to the charger,


it to the outlet, and wait until it is completely charged. _ _ _ _  _ _

4 I think I need to Diet Coke – I drink too much. _ _ _  _ _ _ _  _ _

5 We often because neither of us likes cooking. _ _ _  _ _ _

6 My doctor told me I had to dairy products because


I have an allergy. _ _ _  _ _ _

7 I need to the money my father lent me. _ _ _  _ _ _ _

8 I’ll come and you in the car at six o’clock. We can go to


the party together. _ _ _ _  _ _

9 After she graduated, Ellen at least one job every day. _ _ _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _

10 It’s another way of saying “break up with somebody.” _ _ _ _ _  _ _

11 When you get on a plane you have to your cell phone. _ _ _ _  _ _ _

12 Although his parents him quite strictly, Josh is a happy child. _ _ _ _ _  _ _

13 It’s another way of saying “exercise at the gym.” _ _ _ _  _ _ _

14 I need to go to the ATM and some money


before we get the train. _ _ _ _  _ _ _

15 I really my weekly dance class. It’s fun! _ _ _ _  _ _ _ _ _ _ _  _ _

16 My brother and sister often each other. Sometimes


they don’t speak to each other for days! _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _ _

17 If you want to find a job, you could one on the Internet


or in the newspapers. _ _ _ _  _ _ _

18 If you gas, your car will stop. _ _ _  _ _ _  _ _

19 You say ! to someone if you see that they might be going to


have an accident. _ _ _ _ _  _ _ _

20 Can you the music. I can’t hear it. _ _ _ _  _ _

activation
  b Cover the phrasal verb column on the right. Read the sentences aloud with the correct phrasal verbs.

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10A COMMUNICATIVE Relative clauses quiz
Student A Student B

Sports Sports
1 the sport is played at Wimbledon? 1 the name of the stadium the Chicago Cubs
a cricket b polo c tennis play?
2 the year the US last held the Olympic a Yankee Stadium b Fenway Park c Wrigley Field
Games? 2 the sports company slogan is “Just do it”?
a 1908 b 2002 c 2012 a Adidas b Nike c Reebok

Art and literature Art and literature


1 the name of the person wrote the Twilight 1 the name of the painter works of art
series? included a can of soup?
a Stieg Larsson b Stephen King c Stephenie Meyer a David Hockney b Damien Hirst c Andy Warhol
2 the name of the famous artist most famous 2 the name of the writer wrote the James
work was the Mona Lisa? Bond books?
a Caravaggio b Leonardo da Vinci a Albert “Cubby” Broccoli b Ian Fleming
c Michelangelo c John Le Carré

Movie and TV Movie and TV


1 the names of two actors have played 1 the planet Superman comes from?
Batman? a Arrakis b Galileo c Krypton
a Christian Bale and George Clooney 2 the name of the actress is married to Javier
b Christian Bale and Johnny Depp Bardem?
c Christian Bale and Daniel Day-Lewis a Penélope Cruz b Cameron Diaz c Salma Hayek
2 the name of the actress played Margaret
Thatcher in the 2012 film The Iron Lady? Geography
a Glenn Close b Judi Dench c Meryl Streep
1 the U.S. state Apple has its headquarters?
Geography a California b New York c Washington
2 two U.S. cities have a Disney theme park?
1 the continent has the largest population? a Denver and Dallas b Dallas and Anaheim
a Africa b Asia c South America c Anaheim and Orlando
2 the city you can find the Spanish Steps?
a Buenos Aires b Moscow c Rome Technology

Technology 1 the place in California they make electronic


gadgets?
1 the name of the company logo is a piece of a Fresno Valley b Silicon Valley c Simi Valley
fruit? 2 the name of one of the two companies
a Apple b Cherry c Raspberry helped develop “smart” cars?
2 the university Facebook was invented? a Fila b Oakley c Swatch
a Harvard b Stanford c Yale

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10B COMMUNICATIVE Memory game: tag questions
Student A
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❉ When’s your birthday?


❉ Do you like using Facebook?
❉ How long have you been studying English here?
❉ Have you been to an English-speaking country?
❉ Did you go out last night?
❉ Where were you born?
❉ Can you speak five languages?
❉ Where are you going after this class?
❉ What did you have for dinner last night?
❉ Are you talkative?

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Student B
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❉ Do you take sugar in coffee?


❉ Are you going anywhere next weekend?
❉ What’s your favorite color?
❉ Can you play a musical instrument?
❉ Did you have breakfast this morning?
❉ How long have you been living in your house /
apartment?
❉ Were you at home last night?
❉ Where would you like to go on vacation this year?
❉ Have you been to an opera?
❉ Are you stubborn?

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You don’t take sugar in your coffee, do you? No, I don’t.

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COMMUNICATIVE Review

1 Food and cooking 2 Family and friends


Talk for a minute about what and where you eat. Describe a friend or a member of your family.

* Do you think you have a healthy diet? Why (not)?


* What does he / she look like?

* Are you trying to cut down on anything right now?


Do you eat or drink too much or not enough of anything?
* negative characteristics.)
What is he / she like? (Give two positive and two

* Do you prefer eating out or eating at home?


* What’s your favorite dish when you eat out? * InIn what ways are you similar?

* How do you usually like these kinds of food to be * Do you get along with this person? Why (not)?
what ways are you different?

* cooked? Fish  Potatoes  Rice *

3 Money 4 Transportation
Tell your partner about your attitude to money. Talk to your partner about transportation in your town.

* Are you good at saving money?


* What’s your favorite form of transportation? Why?

* Are you careful with money? How?


* What’s the best way to get around your town / city?

* Do you usually leave tips in hotels, taxis, or restaurants?


* How do you get to the place where you work / study?
What’s the worst way to get around your town / city?
Why (not)?
* If you could change one thing about transportation in
* Is there anything you don’t like spending money on?
Why (not?)
* your town, what would it be?
* Do you think credit cards are a good thing? Why (not?)

5 Sports 6
Relationships
Tell your partner about… Tell your partner about a good friend of yours.

* A sport you really like watching or playing.


* How long have you known each other?

* A sport you hate watching or playing.


* Where did you meet?

* A sport you used to do and why you stopped.


* Have you ever had a serious argument?
Why do you get along well together?

* A favorite team. How long have you been a fan? Do you


* How often do you see each other?
go and see them play?
*
* The sporting event you most remember.

7
The movies 8 Your education
Think of a movie (but don’t say the name). Describe it for Tell your partner about your high school (or elementary
your partner to guess. school if you are still in high school).

* Where’s it set?
* Did you use to wear a uniform?

* IsWho
it based on a book?
* What subjects were you good at?

* Who’swas it directed by?


* Did you use to have a favorite teacher?
What subjects didn’t you like?

* What’s it about?
in it?
* Were there any teachers you didn’t like? Why (not)?
* *

9
Your home 10
Work
Talk about your home. Think of a friend or family member who has a job. Tell

* Where do you live? your partner about the good and bad side of his / her
job. Talk about:
* How long have you lived there?

* What kind of house or apartment is it? Can you


* The salary
describe it?
* The
The hours

* What do you like about it? What don’t you like?


* The best
vacations

* What do you like about the area where you live? What
* The worstthing about the job
don’t you like?
* thing about the job

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10A SONG Greatest Love of All
 a W
 ith a partner, read the lyrics and think what the missing verbs could be.
Write your suggestions in the column on the right. The first letter has been
given for you, but pay attention to the form of each missing verb.

Greatest Love of All


1 Verbs
I1 the children are our future b elieve
2
them well and let them lead the way t
Show them all the beauty they 3 inside p
Give them a sense of pride to 4
it easier m
Let the children’s laughter remind us how we
used to be

2   b Listen and check.


Everybody’s 5 for a hero s
People 6 someone to look up to n  c L
 ook at the words (1–6). Find the
I never found anyone who fulfilled my needs correct form of the words in the song
A lonely place to be
and complete the column on the right.
And so I learned to 7 on me d 1 belief (noun) believe (verb)
Chorus 2 failure (noun) (verb)
I decided long ago, never to walk in 3 success (noun) (verb)
anyone’s shadows 4 beautiful (adj) (noun)
If I 8
, if I succeed f 5 proud (adj) (noun)
At least I’ll live as I 9 b
6 laugh (verb) (noun)
No matter what they take from me
They can’t take away my dignity
Because the greatest love of all   d U
 se the correct form of some of the
Is 10 to me h words from the list in c to complete the
I found the greatest love of all summary of the song below.
Inside of me We all need someone to respect and
The greatest love of all admire, but when you’re alone in
Is easy to achieve life you have to find the strength to
11
to love yourself l
1 believe in yourself. It doesn’t
It is the greatest love of all matter if you’ve been lucky and you’re
a2 , or even if you’ve
Repeat verse 1 3
in life, because
Chorus you’ve learned to be 4 of
yourself and what you can do. That’s why
3
we should teach children that they are all
And if, by chance, that special place 5
inside: when children
That you’ve been 12 of d 6
, they show us what we
Leads you to a lonely place used to be like when we were younger.
Find your strength in love

Song facts
Glossary Greatest Love of All is a song about how to be strong when you
pride = the feeling of pleasure that you have when you are faced with life’s challenges. It was originally recorded by
do something good George Benson for a 1977 film about the great sporting icon,
fulfilled my needs = made me feel happy and satisfied Muhammad Ali. Whitney Houston released her version in 1986.
never to walk in anyone’s shadows = never feel It was a worldwide hit and became one of her most popular
inferior to anybody else songs. Whitney Houston is a pop and soul icon whose sad
no matter = it doesn’t matter death in 2012 gives this song extra poignancy.

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