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about your secnets, and they help you oui 4 We haven't eaten all day.
and stand by you. And this is really, r"eally 5 They've just scored a goal.
tA impor"tant to young people. 6 She's missed the bus.
LEOt{lE: That's true. So, Craig, we've known each
other since we were erght ... 62a 3f 4b 5c 6e
CRAIG: And we've always been good frrends. Does
that make us best friends, too? 2 haven't seen 6's just gone
LE0l{lE: 0f course it does! 3 has already left 7 met
4 's broken B arrived
t friendshrp 5 weekends 5 've lost
2 really Sood friends 6 e'rerything
3 were little kids 7 your" problems 71 Have you seen 4 Who's the director
4 a lonS time B wer^e eight 2 What did you 5 very scary movie
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my favourite actor 6 lots of special effects
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5 Per"sonal answers
INTERVIEWER: So what do you think of PC games,
Jonathan?
JOI{ATHAN: I quite like them, but l'm not a
Unit 2 Steven Spielberg Superstar! real game player, you know.
Some of my friends, they spend
1 Readrnfl exercise. every evening in front of their'
PlayStation, but I really haven't
21 Ray Harryhausen gottime for it. And my mum
2 He built models, then animated them using a doesn't like it anyway. I might play
technique called "stop motion". an hour" or so, but thai's all.
'lhe
3 srmplest special effects of all were costumes INTERVIETIYER: Have you Sot any favourite
4 They stuck things on them and then they filmecl $ames?
them close up. JONATHAT{: Yeah, lquite like car games,
5 They wene made with the help of computers racinf car games. lthink you
6 You can create huge cnowds of monsters that look really have to concentrate, and I

rea l. like the speed.

INTERVIET{ER: Thank you, Jonathan.
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1 a science frction film d horror^ film ANNOUNCER: lnterview two.
b war frlm e western INTERVIEWER: Mr Sutton, you've got thnee l
c adventure film f animated cartoon children What do you think of PC
and video games?
2 1 funny 3 boring 5 scany MR SUTTOT{: Not much,i'm afraid. Maybe l'm'
2 violent 4 for kids too old for" that kind of thing, but
all that noise and'bleep, bleepinH'
Grammar... ...................;rt0. r0-rz and the colours flashinS, it
1 a3 bB c5 d4 el all makes me nervous. lthink
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children should be outside as
m uch as possib le and not j u st s it
2 2 Haue you seen the new James Bond film yet?
rn fnont of screens.
3 Have we arrived at Grandma's house yet?
INTERVIEI{ER: Does that mean your" childnen
4 Have they built the new hospital yet?
don't play computer games?
5 Has Harriet's dofl had puppres yet?
6 Has she $ot a new best friend yet?
MR SUTTOH: 0h, they do, yes. But I don't So out
They
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and buy them these games. i.il$

5 2 have ... done 6 Have . . had bonrow them from their friends , ')'

and their friends come over to our

3 have unpacked 7 have... started
house now and again to play. What
4 have written B have ... noticed
can you do. eh? Kids these days.
5 have phoned g have . put
INTERVIEWER: Thank you, Mr SLjtton.
4 2 He s fallen over
At{NOUNCER: lnterview three
3 They've had a baby :,
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vtdeo games, Shar:on?
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SHARON: I love them. l'm into Tolkien, l've 8l fapescript and answers
read most of his books, l've seen
G} BARRY: Howlare we going!to set up the
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the tnilogy, and l've got some geocaching on Sunday?
Middle-Earth games. They are all UZ: Well, first we'ne going to talk to everyone.
awesome, with great f,raphics You're 2going to explain what feocachinS
and stuff. is, and l'm going to checktheir GpS units.
INTERVIEWER:. How much time do you spend BARRY: 0K. But who's going to hide ail the things
.ptayinfl them? in the cache?
SHARON: Not enouf h, if you ask me. Dad LIZ: don't know. But this time, l'm not floing
I
says I should read more. But to do it smyself.
the trilogy is more than he even BARRY: 0K. 4l'l! ask Peter^ to do it.
reads. And I share the computer LIZ: 0K. We're star^tin$ at l0 o'clock. lf the
with my iittle brother and he groups don't find the fir.st cache by 12
wants to play his games too, like o'clock, sl'll give them the coordinates
'Spongebob' and stuff like that. for the second cache.
INTEHYIEWER: Thank you, Sharon. BARRY: lt sounds good. l'm sure they are going
AI{NOUNCER: lnterview four. to enjoy themselves.
IIITEBVIEWER: Mrs Frampton - as a teacher, HZ: Me tool
what do you think of all these
computer and videoflames? ls it 21 watch a DVD 3 play football
0K that children play them? 2 have a shower 4 cook Iunch
MRS FRAMPTON: Well, yes and no. Yes, because some
ofthem are quite interestinS, and 5 I A What is Sally going to Co?
you need a lot of different skills to B 's going to have a shower.
play them. No, because some of 2 A What is Mark floing to do?
them are full of fights and batfles B 's going to watch a DVD.
and shootings. I don't see why a kid 5 A What is Betinda going to do?
has to spend the afternoon killing B 's Soing to play footbail.
monsters from outer space. After 4 A What are Sue and paul f,oing to do?
all, killinf is killinS. B 're going to cook Iunch
IIITERVIEWER: So what do you tell parents when
they ask you about these games? language focus ..............rp.rt
MRs FRAMP''*' 1 2 the star"s B the mountain
liil,ln;,I#::T1,iiffJH:,, 3 the moon g the sea
check out what kind of games 4 the river i0 the forest
their kids are playinf. And they 5 the motorway I I the town
should say no if their" children 6 the beach 12 the valley
want to spend f ive hours rn front 7 the fields
of the PlayStation.
INTERVIE\IYER: Thank you, Mr"s Frampton. 21 l'd nathen have 3 l'd prefer to watch
2 l'd r"ather go 4 l'd r"ather play
1 No, he doesn't.
2 Because allthe noise and colour flashing makes him 5 Personal answers
nerv0us. He thinks children should be outside
as much as possible and not just sit in fr.ont of the Grammar... pr.r6-tg
scneens.
5 lhey have great graphics.
I 2 'll get 4 'll have 6 'll make
3 'll tny 5 ',il fix
4 Because some of them are full of fif hts and batfles
and shootings
2 1 's gorng to mash
5 Are ... going t0 d0
2 'm g0ing to phone 6 'm not goinf to invite
Beading 3 're going to stay up
7 are ... goin$ to buy
21T 21 3F 11 5F 6F 4 's going to beB 'm not going to help

wriuns 5 2 She is going to buy a laptop.

5 Personal answers 3 She is going to cnash the car. t

4 They're going to have a party.

5 He's Soing to have a shower..
6 lt's going to rain.
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