ANSW el IX INTRODUCTION br scp 9 telling 1 you © wet h don't m your under 1 can't a because fe never 1 the 1 be ka > anoun © anoun © anadjedive fF anoun dave 9 anoun b enjoyment e enjoyable © enjoy f trainee training 9. trainer MODULE 1 2. Where did you start your journey? 3 Do you need a carrier bag? 4 Has the room got a balcony? 5 What were we practising yesterday? 6 What are the government's plans for education? 7 Did you take all the antibiotics? 8 Did you pack this sultease yoursel? 9 What time is breakfast served? 10 Have you got the answer to number six? 11 Areyou locking 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 traveller: 2, 8 {@ shop assistant to a customer: 3,11 ‘a doctor toa patient: 1,7, ‘guest to @ hotel receptionist: 4, 9 Hos are & ‘Do you live with your family? Yes, I do © Do you live in an apartment? No, we don’. Did you live inthe same place when you were young? No, we didnt. Are your grandparents alive? No, they aren't. / No, they're £ Have you got a car? No, I haven't. Can you understand English well? Yes, can. Does your English teacher speak your language? No, he/she doesn't 5° Tb doesn't it? 2 a aren't you? © haven't they? don't you? 4 aren't they? © haven't you? are there? 4 do you? © cant you? Can you waite ‘customer’ on the board, please? ‘What's the English word for this? ‘Which page are we on? Has anybody got a spare pen? Can you say that again, please? What is tonight's homework? How do you spell journey’? ‘What does ‘colleague’ mean? on as for 9 at on bh about with a antiques, autographs, coins clothes, jewellery, models (tis also posible to collet these) crosswords, gardening, photography, sport dancing fishing sailing, surfing as [wlo refill. u/Cie Nb 2° doing 6 making 3 makes 7 does 4 9° 8 callect S- callecs 2 parent 7 dassmate 3 Telative 8 colleague 4 stranger 9 step mother 5 cousin 10 neighbour 6 acquaintance 10 Js} parents, dassmates, hopes, works 12! spells, entertains, relatives, colleagues, spends 212! nieces, practises, acquaintances, pronounces, uses a 11 1 Annee oon eiote Mary Charlotte Annette Kimberley 2° b ae 3a Mary Ricky Annette Pos hhas doesn't have spend don't drink get nun 3 help do, look do, do Dos, rain does, belong know don't know want Do, believe 3 paying writing Seeing beginning faxing 4 are staying ishaving are getting ‘re eating ‘aren't getting ‘aren't seting ‘re spending ‘is, suffering hoping 1 answering planning m hurrying fogging growing ‘pening © dnving copying re eee ‘are, breathing are dying are , watching 'm cleaning 'm getting are, using are, talking Spereia a wosger 15 b Isgoing h sit © Doyousmoke i Areyou doing do you work i don't know edo ke ‘re suffering £ ‘working 1 want 9 do you relax. hhave got blue eyes f havea bad back hhave a break 9 havea walk hhave a sense of humour have breakfast having a shower Ze Laura responds to Charlotte's news first then gives her news. 16 twas great to hear all your news. How lucky you are fo live in Australia. ‘Congratulations on getting married next Apri, ‘Iwas so sorry to hear about your gran dying, Twas amazed to hear about Anthony. Ws funny you should mention Simon, 1 was so pleased to get the photos of your new baby. How lucky you are to have a swimming pool ‘Congratulations on passing your driving test {was so sorry to hear about your brother losing his job. MODULE 2 b Didring —g)-Did/hear = 1 got © didn't wont happened ——m_introduced Did, go 1 rained forgot fe stayed i got £ cooked k didn't, tell ae 2 training trained 3 planning planned 4 looking looked 5S faxing foxed % phoning phoned 7. offering offered 8 wavelling travelled 9 allowing allowed 10 changing —_—_ changed b 2 enjoyed 7 stayed 3 ured 8 aned 4 played 9 applied 5S paid 10 said 6 employed 7(8PM Answer key 3 3 4 s egy renee me ay eee a ave, 2 9 practie, 2 vee, 3 10 Speed, 2 Bala 3 11 Spires, 2 Ma, 12 weed, 2 pened, 1 13 iota, 3 enfnged 1 16 SaawSed, 2 were you talking ‘wasn't concentrating was he doing, wos buying ‘wasnt listening was 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 inthe rain and he got very wet. ‘They were staying in Florida when there was a terrible storm. She was travelling home from work and she left it on the bus, ‘was working was aidn't hear 9 was taining ‘was talking ht broke went 1 spent We were driving home and another car stopped ‘suddenly and we crashed into the back of it ‘Was the other ca al ight? Yes, luckly we weren't going very fast. What did you do to your hand? Tbumt it Tas ironing a shir, and the phone rang, and I put the iron down on my hand by mistake! 3° 2 for 5 when /while 3 when { while 6 when 4 When (while 7 during b 2. Unfortunately, while/when Iwas talking to Guy on the phone, the cat walked over my shirt 0 I had to iron ‘another one. 3. While/When I was walking tothe station it started snowing and I got cold 4 Thad to wait for half an hour on the platform and when the train finally arrived I was frozen! 5 fell asleep during the journey and missed the station, 6 [got off at the next station and decided to walk to Kyra’s house. I walked for half an hour and realised 1 was lst 7 Tdidn’t have my mobile so I looked for a phone box to call 8 When | orrived ot Kyro’s house It was nearly midnight and ‘people were going home! b language animals transport ‘countries politics drink food teachers kitchen appliances 10° Sie td ing naan Sect einoae Sete el i he won Soe se dn prs Se et Reel os tate Seamus ten woanace b ‘She sill has long hoi ‘he doesn't sing in a band any more / any longer, ‘he stil keeps fit ‘She doesn't ride a motorbike any more / any longer. ‘She still eams a lot of money. ‘She doesn't travel all over the world anymore.pumon teens now 1 My friends and I didn’ use to goto the aym every week, but now we getethegym-evsrpareek. do My boyfriend used to be a terible cook, but he isn't a sertibiecook any more There used to be a lot of trafic in my city, and there stil i dlotertattc. Tdida’t use to know how to send text messages, but now & new-howto-send-textamessages, do My younger brother used to be shorter than me, but now he isn't shorerhan-me 1 didn’t use to like spiders and I stil don't he-epider! My family didn’t use to go overseas for our holidays, but GW we ge-evanseasforourhalidaps. do Tused to be very shy but I'm not i any longer (My sister didn't use to send a lot of e-mails, but now she sends a lot ebe-mls, Dp emee biflogy 10 phfBical eduction mathematics nn entmistry 12 paychlogy 'Snguages 13° mfsic Story 14 econBrmics media sties 15 relgious sies getgraphy 16 informftion techntlogy artma reduce 9. improve, asking lose invented take © doing organise } taking smoking 4° remember 7 remember learn 8 eam forget 9 lose recognise. 10 remind remind 5° 5 5 Do 8 Ar Don't 6 Have 9 Did Wasn't 7 Didn't 10 Was MODULE 3 easiest ‘more expensive than the train worst ‘most popular hotter the best deals busest further Im the world the biggest ‘the most central better further friendlier quieter the most expensive ‘more crowded the most successful the second most popular far better looking the least reliable lone of the easiest lite bit lighter ‘et bigger ‘much better a litte more reliable by far the best IN TTFET PETTY Oot e wR Trent ee 4 stream; a canal 2. adiif;a canyon 3 an ocean; a sea 4 a volcano; a hill 5 a.waterfall; up from the ground) 5 ameadow; a desert 7 arect 8 acoast 9 abarbour 10 lagoon 5 b to © similar 1h slightly € completely different i theas das 9 more, less “The Manor Hotel isn't as expensive as the Park Hotel, © Savewell supermarket has more customers a day than Prcerte supermarket. They're due wo arrive at about six, © Where are you planing to stay? ‘dos, we're hoping to move next month ‘e Tknow, she's about to take her driving test. £ Well, 'm thinking of buying a new car with some of i. Jo] job, what, lost, wasn't, watch, got, want oof hope, won't, home, phone, go, know b 2. Lwant to go home now. 3. _Do-you know why Petra lost her job? 4 That wasn't what I said 5. We won't know the results until tomorrow. {6 We got home too late to phone you. 7 Can you watch the baby for a minute? I won't be long, 8 Tdorrt know who won the competition 9 hope 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 30 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 fight attendant c 2 tess instructor 8 security guard 3 landscape gardener 9 laboratery technician 4 beauty therapist 10 travel agent ‘5 television presenter 11 assistant manager 6 legal secretary 12. Bight attendants 7 graphic designer 13 press officer 14 office administratorete anne ane caret Riel vo es physically nt ‘work ong hours Dbadly-paid ‘creative ‘asecure job ‘lot of opportunities for tavel _ ‘cossword pale writer Megan: ight attendant challenging people skills Stressful responsibilty 10 F uF nut 1 3 get elds 6 receive £5 come 2 find 2 Lat’ stop (now) before It gets dark, VU give you my phone number after ! move house. VA like to see that film as soon as it comes out Maurizio hopes to get a job once he finishes university Fl wait with you until the taxi comes. You'll be here by lunchtime if you take the 9.00 fight. You'll see the bus stop on your right when you come cut of the station. VU book a table atthe Whar Bistro unless you want to 90 somewhere else. 3 This isthe bop Pbedroom, Thee both ot school atthe moment 18a nice day, nf? ‘Whos this? tink @ her ‘Wh that n roception? “The compan lost ls best designers HG leaving in a yea time Sind got ive yearPexperience in advertsing Have a scat ~{ wor bea minute ‘wa be back by nine, so there be time to have some supper. Tcarft come with you -¥e got all my students exams to rmatk-thaf2 25 papers! A ever A tener b 2 paid 8 since 3 responsibilities 9 as 4 skills 10 numerous S asset AL further 6 achieved 12 hesitate 7 confirm {speak to Mis Leeson, please? Jo Spinel. Yes, please. Yes, Ws 4442 123451 ‘Thank you. Goodbye. > Yes, could you send me information about your English cours- cers for executives, please? My name is Jo Spinel, that’ -P-LN- ELLA, and my address is 25C, Via Roma, Florence. Thank you. 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Tarte #© produced, composed, released 8@e avarded, created, discovered, translated, directed se@e manufactured ae 2. treezing 5 hilarious 7 astonished 3. tersitied 6 tragic 8 boiling 4 ridiculous ae Motes exingphotsapy ltp sundsk, spud ne veo vas: Sun cop d sng, sundeck Symp tats von boats. het npn, nove paperback photopic 2 3 ndmos Si tot ess 13° 1 me bathe > 104 1 along time ago 2. special 3 liked the music very much 4 decided 3 cholce by the actors 7 Iiisten 8 originally 9 Talso enjoyed 10-_ke Christina Aguilera 11 surprising 12. thesame effect 13 perfect 14 recommend MODULE 7 b chain £ dance craze | applauded © ingredients gDI klar lights baked fh liveband = internationat ovens 1 Karaoke > cauliflower spoon h fork © prawn 1 chop 1 spicy garlic 9) delicious @ No Yes 9 Yes b Yes © Yer Yes f No Do you mind if sit here? Could you speak more slowly, please? ‘Would you mind looking after my bag for a minute? oul { possibly borrow €20? 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 i 1 go now? ‘Would you mind getting me some milk? Could I possibly have a look at your newspaper? ‘Would you mind answering my phone while I'm out? a ‘Do you think I could borrow your camera? Could you say that again? ‘Would you mind checking this letter? ‘ould you turn the radio doven? Do you think you could lend me ten euros? o you mind if give you my essay a day late? Could | possibly use your computer? Is it okay iff tell you tomorrow? Sega ecre ce OMa ee ca