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PRACTICAL ENGLISH 2

CALLING RECEPTION 1 GRAMMAR 1 GRAMMAR


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'Theres a problem with the heating, 5 ll be able to, ‘Il need 2 Do, dream, have
4. The air-conditioning isn’t working. 3 Are, doing, ’m having, Do, want
5 Can I have a chicken sandwich, please? 2 VOCABULARY 4 are, doing, ’re practising
6 Do you have any fresh fruit juice? Ilose 2 fail 3 forgot 4leave 5 teach lare, going todo 2 Are, going to

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6 turn off 7 sent 8 borrow 9 found watch 3did,do 4spends 5 makes
2 SOCIAL ENGLISH 10 pull 6 watch 7 does, do / is, doing
1 well,c 2How,d 3 What, for,a 8donteat Yeat 10 did, have
4This,e 5 time,b 3 PRONUNCIATION 1Iturnon 12 will, be
a /p/ enjoy ¢ 1fmgoingto 2PH 31m going to
5 READING /ao/ stop 4Imgoingto 5H 6P
1T 20 3 4? 51 6P 7? BF /p/ work
/a0/ problem PRONUNCIATION

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1 meeting 2 patient 3 champagne
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4 successful 5 violin 6 tomorrow
a 1 Cancer 2 No, they won't. c 8 psychoanalyst
3 Buy any new clothes. 4 Aquarius 9 understanding
1 GRAMMAR 5 Taurus 6 Pisces
a 1 “re going to play 3 VOCABULARY
2 isn’t going to rain Ito 2about 3to 4 with 5 about
3 are you going to put oy) 6for 7with 8to
4 isn’t going to jump
5 are they going to stay CAN Y0U REMEMBER...?
6 ’m going to buy 1 PRONUNCIATION
Ldidnt 2took 3Which 4which
7 aren't going to eat a Ireceive 2 forget 3arrive 4 repair 5going 6wont 7Shall 8is
8 Are you going to shave Sexist 6 address
l’re going 2’m taking 3 re climbing
4 aren't windsurfing _ 5 ‘re having 2 GRAMMAR PRACTICAL ENGLISH 3
6’re going 7’m planning a 1 I think I'll go to bed.
1 I’m going to pass
2. I'm going to spend / I'm spending
2 Shall 1 turn off the air-conditioning?
3 I won't drive fast.
1 PROBLEMS WITH A MEAL
3 it’s going to be Pll buy (you) another one. 1 here, table 4 rare, done
2 dirty, have
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4. He’s going to have / He's having 5 Shall I call the police? 5 mistake, any
5 We're not going to miss 6 I'll have the chicken. 3 cold, for
6 are you going b 1 P 2D 30 40 5P 6D
7 It’s going to be 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH
8 she’s going to have 3 VOCABULARY We could go to a little café that I know. 5
Listen, it’s still early. Shall we go for a
VOCABULARY
lcome 2call 3pay 4 drive walk? 3
5S give 6 take
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I'm looking for Thank you. That was a lovely dinner. 1


I'm looking forward to That sounds great. We could have another
4 READING
CONAUAWNE

I'm looking after a 4,6, 2,5, 1,3,8,7


coffee. 6
P'm looking after Good idea. Where shall we go? 4
I'm looking for You're very welcome, I’m glad you
I'm looking forward to enjoyed it. 2
P'm looking for
I'm looking forward to 3 READING
P'm looking after al? 2T 3T 4T 5F 6?
7? 8E
3 PRONUNCIATION
/a/ money, month
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/a0/ own, hotel


/u:/ improve, honeymoon
a
\A/ 5 PRONUNCIATION ¢ 1 He’s the rudest person I’ve ever met.
Iyellow 2yesterday 3year 2 This is the most exciting book I’ve
1 VOCABULARY 4university 5 young ever read.
6 January, June, July 7 jacket 8 jeans It’s the most beautiful building we've
a Across:
2 dress 5 jacket 6 suit ever seen.
7socks 10 tights 11 tie 12 jeans
9 generous 10 judo
That's the funniest joke you've ever
13 top

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4 READING told,
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a1lT 2F 3F 4F 5T 6F

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7shirt 8 shoes 9 belt ve ever taken.
b 1 gets dressed 2wear 3 try on That’s the stupidest thing I’ve ever

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4puton 5 Take off done.
That’s the most delicious meal she’s

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2 PRONUNCIATION ever made.
/{/ shirt, shoes, shorts 1 GRAMMAR These are the best poems he’s ever

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written.
/t/ trousers, top, tie a I worse 2more slowly 3 harder
/s/ socks, dress, suit 4 more stressful 5 funnier 6 wetter 2 VOCABULARY
/k/ skirt, cap, coat 7 better 8 more popular
a linteresting 2impatient 3 safe
b 1 isn’t as quiet as this one 4noisy 5rude 6crowded
3 GRAMMAR doesn’t speak as quickly as Carlos 7 polluted 8 modern
a 1 He hasn't been to London. isn’t as big as Russia
aren

She’s broken her leg. didn’t play as well as Portugal b 1unhealhy 2 impossible
Have they eaten there before? doesn’t drive as carefully as Davina 3 uncomfortable 4 unfriendly
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Simpolite 6 unhappy 7 untidy


Have you tried ice-skating? isn’t as expensive as Tokyo
T haven't seen this film. doesn’t dress as elegantly as Ivana 8 impatient
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We've had an argument. isn’t as relaxing as classical music


Have you ever lost your ID card? 3 PRONUNCIATION
He hasn't met her parents. 2 PRONUNCIATION a /o:/ dirty
never 2ever 3never 4 ever a/b 1 2 fut@® 3 par@nts :/ bought
never 6ever 7ever 8 never Ahapp@ned 5@meric@)n 6 hardé) /a0/ world
/ox/ Rome
Have you ever worn, have, did you 7 gen@rat(n 8 m@chines
‘wear, went 9j6trn@list 10t@day 11 sickn@ss b lunfriendly 2 beautiful 3 exciting
Haye you ever borrowed, have, did 12 long?) 4 dangerous 5 dishonest 6 unhappy
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you borrow, needed 7 unhealthy 8 impossible


Haye you ever met, haven't 3 VOCABULARY
Have you ever bought, have, bought CAN YOU REMEMBER..
aw

1waste 2 take a long


Have you ever had, have, took, 3. don't have enough 4 spend I going 2will 3won't 4Does 5 Has
ruined 5save 6on 6have 7as Sever

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PRACTICAL ENGLISH 4

1 ASKING FOR INFORMATION


1 VOCABULARY
Itidy 2make 3do 4 change
6take 7 spend 8 clean
Suse a la
7on
2is
8on
3far 4near
9close
5Can 6 take
10 until
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2 SOCIAL ENGLISH
2 GRAMMAR 1 GRAMMAR
a 1 I’ve already washed the floor. know 2think 3 sure 4 remember
2. Have you seen this film yet? a 1 most polluted 2 most impatient Sright 6doing 7 studying 8 holiday
3 Daniel has already made his bed.
3furthest 4cheapest 5 easiest 9 where 10 kind
6worst 7 most dangerous
4 My parents haven't learnt to use the
8 most boring 3 READING
Internet yet.
5 You've already made a mistake. b L busiest 2 dirtiest 3 more expensive a l1l4miles 2$12 3$4 4$44
6 We've already been to New York. 4 noisiest 5 slower 55.30a.m. 6 taxi, airport bus
q Has the film started yet?
8 Edward has already found a new job.
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just fallen 2s just done
Ỹ ve e just won 4 ve just woken up
5 ’ve just bought 6 ’ve just missed
d ltoget 2tostop 3 working
4tosetup Scooking 6 to open
7tospend 8learning 9 getting up
1 GRAMMAR VOCABULARY
10 catching 11 travelling 12 working
a Inottohave 2 to meet 13 sailing 14 surfing 15 to move 1 football 2 baseball 3 swimming

2
3 notto worry 4 to close 5 not to tell 16 teaching 17 to be 4 skiing 5 volleyball 6 tennis
6torelax 7 to take 7rugby 8aerobics 9 cycling
b 1 important to be 2 PRONUNCIATION 10 golf
careful not to drop a Isinging 2 language 3 morning Iply 2go 3plays 4go
5 does 6 play
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dangerous to swim 4 listening Senjoying 6 relaxing


difficult to sleep 7 remembering 8 pretending I skiing 2 baseball 3 basketball

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interesting to talk to 4 volleyball 5 swimming

nice to see 3 VOCABULARY


7 easy to use
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Ic 2d 3f 4a 5e 6b 4over 5 through
€ Itostudy 2tolearn 3tobuy
4tohave 5tomake 6to take 2 GRAMMAR
7toargue 8 to meet a lis running across 2 is going through
3 is cycling up 4 are skiing down
2 VOCABULARY 5 is getting out of 6 are rowing round
['m Bill. I’m 16 and I’ve decided to leave GRAMMAR
b Lround 2outof 3to 4 into
school. ’'m going to leave next week. m Thave to 2 don’t have to Salong 6under 7 past 8 through
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hoping to get a job with computers 3 doesn’t have to 4has to 5 have to


because I’m planning to make lots of 9along 10 towards 11 across
6 don't have to 7 Does, have to, have to
money. 8 Does, have to, have to 3 PRONUNCIATION
I’ve tried to work hard but I'm not a very b 1 You must fasten your safety belt. {p/ over
good student. All the other students 2 You must stop here. /a/ through
understand and learn to do things quickly 3 You mustn’t smoke. /ao/ under
but not me. And I never remember to 4 You must turn left. /uy/ up
bring my books to class and always forget 5 You must wear a helmet.
to do my homework. 6 You mustn’t walk on the grass. CAN YOU REMEMBER...?
Td like to learn to fly because | want to be c Idonthaveto 2 mustn’t I been 2hasnt 3 more 4 most 5 to
a pilot. But first I need to do a course. My 3 dont haveto 4 mustrt 5 mustnt 6 doing 7 mustn’t 8 out
mother offered to pay for the course but 6 don’t have to
only ifI promised to finish school!
2 PRONUNCIATION PRACTICAL ENGLISH 5
3 PRONUNCIATION Imuynt 2 listen 3 haf
a lremember 2 reception 3 survive 4Wellnesday 5Knees 6 Know 1 TAKING SOMETHING BACK
4decide 5 pretend 6 tomorrow T while 8 sin 8 walk 1bought 2decided 3tried 4 too
7 advice 8 escape
3 VOCABULARY Srefund 6 here
4 READING British and American English are very
a 1E 2F 3T 4E 5T 6T 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH
similar.
English pronunciation can be quite 1 What, think 2Never 3 lovely
4 would, like 5 good, idea 6 lost
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a difficult.
`B Learning Japanese isn’t very easy.
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4 I think Hungarian is incredibly


complicated. a llatest 2 boutiques 3 overlooks
1 GRAMMAR Czech isa bit easier. 4 won't break the bank 5 crowds
6 huge
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4eating 5talking 6 travelling vocabulary. 1 Borders 2 Borders
blc 2a 3e 4f 5d 6b 3 Banana Republic 4 Virgin Megastore
c IWriting 2sending 3 imagining 4 READING 5 Camper 6 Borders
4driving 5listening 6 Staying b 1 Ana 2 Péter, Sompong 3 Konrad
7reading 8 gettingup 9 taking 4 Elke 5 Péter
10 going 11 getting 12 having
13 Turning 14 leaving

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