ACHIEVEMENTS

Module 3 - Lesson 5
Task 1
Do you agree with the statement about happiness? What makes you
happy? What do you like doing? Look at the activities below.

visiting faraway places going to the cinema watching sports

learning foreign languages playing a musical instrument

doing sports gossiping going shopping being with friends spending

time with your family watching TV/video texting surfing the Net
chatting on the Net Studying making new friends meeting
famous people

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Task 2
Use the given beginnings to make sentences about the above activities. /
Iskoristi dane početke rečenica da sastaviš svoje rečenicu o aktivnostima iz
prethodnog zadatka
I like ... but I don’t like ... .
I enjoy ... because ...
I’m very keen on ...
I prefer ... to ... because ...
I’m not very fond of ... because ...
I’m bored with ... and I do it only when ...
I can’t stand ...
I really hate ... and I never do it.

Task 3
Which of the things mentioned above have you done this week? What
haven’t you done? / Koje od aktivnosti iz prethodnih zadataka si radio/la
ovaj ili prošli tjedan? Koje nisi? (Npr. / e.g. I have surfed on the Net but I
haven’t made any new friends)
Task 4

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 Language Focus
Present perfect simple
We use the present perfect simple to talk about an action that happened in the past, but
we don’t say when because it’s not important. What is important is that the action has
happened.
e.g. I have made a new friend. Her name is Jenny.
She hasn’t studied this week.
We often use the following time expressions:
today / tonight / this morning, evening, week, month year.
We also use: already, just, for the immediate past.
yet in negative sentences and questions.
He has already done his homework.
She hasn’t met a famous person yet.
I’ve just had lunch.

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 Task 5
Do the quiz before listening
to the interview/ Riješi kviz

Task 6
Listen to the interview with Debbie on track 18 / Poslušaj intervju s Debbie
na audio zapisu broj 18 (Ako nisi u mogućnosti poslušati intervju, na
posljednjoj stranici ovoga dokumenta se nalazi tekst audio zapisa kojega
možeš pročitati)
Debbie Holmes, a 14-year-old girl from Manchester, has just won a competition in
geography. The prize is incredible. The sponsors have awarded her a trip to Australia and
New Zealand.

Task 7
Complete the sentences about Debbie’s visit to Australia and New
Zealand. / Dovrši rečenice o Debbie-nom posjetu Australiji i Novome
Zelandu
1 Debbie has already been to ___________ .
2 She has already seen ___________ .
3 She hasn’t seen ___________ yet.
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4 She has made friends with ___________ .
5 She has met ___________ .
6 She has watched ___________ .

Task 8
Look at the photos and
answer the questions.
Who are the people in the photos?
What films have they been in?
Have you seen any of their films?
What are they most famous for?
What do you know about their
personal life?

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Task 9
Play the game and match the words/expressions to their definitions. /
Zaigraj igru i spoji parove
https://wordwall.net/resource/5482352
Task 10
Who do the sentences below refer to: Russell Crowe or Hugh Jackman?
1 A single parent brought him up.
2 He has always wanted to be an actor.
3 He never finished his secondary school.
4 He graduated from university.
5 He received two Academy Award nominations.
6 He won an Oscar for Best Actor.
7 He has given money to charity.
8 He has argued with reporters many times

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Task 11
Listen to tracks 19 and 20 (or read the text at the end of this document) /
Poslušaj audio zapise 19 i 20 (ili pročitaj tekst na kraju ovoga dokumenta)
Task 12
Complete the table with the expressions from the two dialogues above /
Popuni tablicu s izrazima iz prethodnog zadatka

Mia Cigić

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Task 6 AUDIO SCRIPT / TEKST AUDIO ZAPISA

Interviewer: Hello everyone. You’re listening to Interesting people, interesting events on

KLW. I’m Jerry Bates. Tonight, we’re talking to Debbie. Welcome, Debbie. You come
from Manchester. Is this your first visit to Australia?

Debbie: It’s not only my first time in Australia, but I have never been abroad before.

Interviewer: And how do you feel about Australia? And New Zealand, of course. You’ve
been to New Zealand, haven’t you?

Debbie: Right. I’m having a great time. I’ve done so many things. I’m afraid it’s all just a
dream.

Interviewer: Have you already been to our capital city?

Debbie: Canberra? Sure, sure. And I’ve been to Sydney, too. It’s the largest city, isn’t it?

Interviewer: You’ve done your homework.

Debbie: And Melbourne is the second largest. I’ve seen the Opera House in Sydney.

Interviewer: Sure you have. It’s a must-see here. Where else have you been?

Debbie: I’ve visited Ayers Rock. Breathtaking.

Interviewer: Do you know that it’s a sacred place for the native population, the
Aborigines?

Debbie: Yes, my guide told me that. And he also told me that the first settlers were
convicts. By the way, I’ve met an old Aborigine, a didgeridoo player.

Interviewer: Have you played one?

Debbie: I tried to, but I couldn’t make a sound. My guide also told me about the world’s
largest coral reef, the Great Barrier Reef. We’re going to visit it tomorrow.

Interviewer: Have you visited any nature parks yet? You know that we have very
unusual animals.
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Debbie: Can you imagine visiting Australia and not seeing kangaroos and koala bears? I
can tell you this, kangaroos are funny and koalas are really cute. I didn’t know that
koalas aren’t bears.

Interviewer: Have you seen any kiwis?

Debbie: Is it a trick question, Jerry? Do you mean kiwis, the birds, which, by the way,
can’t fly, or Kiwis, New Zealanders?

Interviewer: I’m amazed, Debbie. You can’t be fooled. New Zealanders do call
themselves Kiwis.

Debbie: Well, I’ve made friends with a girl from Wellington, the capital city, but I haven’t
seen any kiwis yet. That can wait. I’ve watched a rugby match, instead. It’s the most
popular sport in New Zealand.

Interviewer: Right. The All Blacks is the name of their rugby team. They always dance
before they start playing.

Debbie: I’ve seen their dances. There’s more. My new friend and I have travelled to
Rotorua together where we walked beside geysers.

Interviewer: And Kaikoura?

Debbie: No, I haven’t been there. I’ve heard you can see more than 35 different species
of whales and dolphins there.

Interviewer: And that is about half the species of whales and dolphins on earth.
Amazing.

Debbie: Yes, everything’s amazing here. But you know what is the most unbelievable
thing I’ve seen.

Interviewer: Tell me Debbie.

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Debbie: A lizard with a third eye on top of its head. What’s it called? I’ve forgotten the
name.

Interviewer: The tuatara........

Task 11 Teenspeak

Keith: Nikki, do you have any plans for this weekend?

Nikki: Not really. Why? Anything in mind?
Keith: We could go to the movies.
Nikki: Why not? What’s on?
Keith: The new X-Men Origins: Wolverine.
Nikki: I’m sorry, but I’ve seen it. Something else?
Keith: How about Transformers?
Nikki: No, thanks. I don’t feel like watching a SF. Any comedy?
Keith: Let’s watch Hannah Montana.
Nikki: OK. Let’s do that. Shall we meet in front of the burger place?
Keith: That’s a great idea! What time?
Nikki: How about 7?
Keith: Yes, right. See you there.

Keiran: Hi, it’s Keiran here.

Russell: Hi, Keiran. It’s Russel speaking. What’s up?
Keiran: Shall we go out?
Russell: Sorry, but I can’t.
Keiran: We could go to the usual hang out.
Russell: That would be nice, but I haven’t finished my chemistry project.
Keiran: It’s only Saturday. Just think about it. A get-together with our mates.

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Russell: I’d love to, but I’ve just started.
Keiran: When do you have to hand it in?
Russell: On Monday. Sorry, Keiran. Why don’t you try Nikki or Keith?

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