Clive Oxenden Christina Latham-Koenig Paul Seligson Richard MacAndrew New ENGLISH Fl Pre-intermediate Matura Workbook Podugcenuk dopuszczouy do uzytke sckolnego preez mmustra wlascwego do spraw oswuty, wychowanta 1 ¥pmsany do wykaz pod:ecenikéw przeznaczonych co keztatcenia ogoinego do nauczanta yezpka angielsliego (w zalrese podstawoxym) a posiomie leeum ogilaoksatalogcrgo, cen profilowanego 1 techaikum, na podstawe opiuu rzeczozaewabw: prof. de hab, Teresy Siek-Piskozub, dr. Pawia Sobkowaka, dr Magdateny Szpotowrez. Numer dopuszezentz 128/05. ted ign nce Ondine vg coasin of OXFORD Eogish Bie (pub 1996) and Snglsh Fe 2 (pob 1997) ‘UNIVERSITY PRESSContents & ‘Who knows you better? a {t something bad ean happen, it wl (Never snife ata crocodile 49 a Atthe outin Ronse 4 a Decisions, decuions 3 & The Devil's Gichonsry 0 & What should 1 do? By Kite airport Practice Excuse = 12 Gy Kite ptarmay Fractea Eva = ST a Right pace, vreng time & a Fess fears and phobias 3 a A mament in tine 8 a Han net « & inyyscton 0 BD resto wamn 8 a ‘One October evexing 8 & The mothers of invention 6 AY Mibecoviereme dole! Pec Escusn 2 By Aeoattip Pracricat Eatin 65 a ‘Where are you going? n or @® tepssmis pres wk a 9 a (1 always love you 38 n mw B 30 MW On the phone Procnew Encust «15, aq cy as cy s 1 People Reedng mitcng headings o tet \ Ww 2 Indha Gsicring choosing correct statements a 3 Shops and serwees Ving quesonnares 7 39 Home Speaking festg nd gung nfermston 8 5 Food and dak Reading irve/fake qustors ¥ 6 Health Listening mattple choice Ww ad 7 Fema and frends Wniung_ invitations m 8 Sceace aad echooiogy Speatng descnbng a poue = wt a 9 Travel and tounsm Readng matching headings sotext ® 10 Fumiy = the stages of ie tstenng uhplemattong x 41 Gabare rang formal tes ra 12 State and soaety Speaking’ opimens and reasons a Batre Reading ulplechoce Py 1 School Letenang true / fake questons av 15 Work Wrtiag form letter wy Ma departnent store Pancras uss 48 1 Pood and drmk Speaking negobabens aT GRAMMAR going to, present continuous a Complete the sentences with going to + a verb from the box. put shave notjump play noteat notrain buy stay The future belongs to those who belewe in the beauty of zeit dreams. Eleanor Roesevelt b Complete the text with the present continuous form of the verbs in brackets. al that! today? | Welcome te Bond House, home ofthe | best acivty holdays inthe country. Let j me tel you what we have plnned fr you | | in the next few days. Gn Monday moming | jyou' esi (0) slog Thain | | the aftemoon, 12. (tate) you | | ona bicyde tour ofthe surounding area, | | You nee to reat wall en Monday evenng 1 because the folowng momng we | __— (dint) othe tp of Cok | Ridge! after thay there has been a change | 4 of plan: you 4. «wot windsur) | est says on your tesa, we «havea football yumarmerit That wal be fun rm sue, en on Wedhesdey momng we {go} to a mountan vilags | called Palmo. Thursday is yourfinal day wth us ard}7@__ (plan) 2 | supnse ectinty for you. |¢ Circle the conect verb form Ifboth forms are 3 PRONUNCIATION J, /ow, ‘wy possible, cucle them both Lm ffm gang to p/m pas sly a Circle the word with the same sound as the pictuces dhsyear [4] amcesuprse 2A Do you have any plans for tus Sarurday? B Yes, I'm gong to spend /'m spending the day wih 4 you Tuesday month say cousmns 3. Do you think it’s goung to be / 1°s bemng sunny B come own short ‘tomorrow? 4 Its Simon's brethday on Enday He's gomg to have / @ how! house mow ‘He's having dinner wrth afew fends | § Wedon't need to run We're not goung ¢o iss / ay tomght —umpreve Ina ‘We're not musing the tran | 6 A. Where are you gougto go /ateyou gomg tonught? ey honeymoon hebdiy photo B To the anema 7 A What’ the weather forecast for Saturday? Bs gogo 18 emg warm and sng ggg 8 She dies oo fest Cum sure she's gomng to have / ore Worl to Near. White translations and try to remember the words she’s having an accident one day Word Pronunciation | Translation Student's Book p.130 Grammar Bonk 3A paw oven 1s peat nervous adectre _| Pascal nprove verb Jam prusy/ sverything pronous, | /‘evaDny’ b Practee saymg the words 2 VOCABULARY jook Complete the sentences with these expressions Pmlcokng for Tin iookang ater ‘nl conpuncron | ian ti ekeceng vite aula ala _| 1 ___Imbocking or ny glasses fora short time ff> a fort tamm/ 2 ____ seeing you next weekend Itdepends int dtpendzy 3 ____ my aaster’s daughter this amy own (flat) mai 200/ eveamg too expensive Jews ak spensv? 4 _________._ my neighhours’house whule they're away 5 _______ anew place tole cantar nomriee 4 é nv ‘What are you dmg tes erenng? 7 —___—————aburthdey present for my Bi what are you gang todo atthe weekend? . aster ‘Where are you gong on hokey this yea? * 8 _______going on holiday next week, EB What are you looking forward to at the momen? => ’ sues dog fore week Ey dee you meeting any frends tes erenng? “0 EXD Malikom ~ ‘winwoup com/eljengishfilefpre-ntermedate BEB |A pessmtsts serene ufos pleased with bad experiences because they show he was right, ‘Hanz Ruferann, German actor and im duector ; : i ‘ 1 GRAMMAR wif won't (predicions) 2 VOCABULARY opposite verbs CConmplete the chalogues with wall / won't ‘Winte the opposte verb i each space, Be careful use the and these verbs Use contractions, correct verb form. eee vein SReW MOL pass Teh A 1 thane they’l ‘the football match bels2) —nocfimsh need lee m [RG 1 A Do youthink 2 tmsueset thee, / lenow —? — B No, tut cold 5 membered name enough. But think arrive r___ 4 Well ome at 5.00 mn the moming, some on: lam Ine for 5 Theytegomgto English m Austral, school fumen 6 Cen you the radio, plese! SAW 71 yer 50m yest! the paunting today Could you lend mesome moneyi B Youtte nght. ft Could] ~___ some money; please? dark Obnol've lost 4 an half an hoot, ‘Oh good I've mycarkeys ; 4 Youneed odomore — 49 the doors delta open, you hareto Pe quae work or you you QERTEELY student's Book p.ao Vocabulary Bank 3 PRONUNCIATION fu, /oo/ Cross out the wrong word in each group, : 2 * ® not won't work q problem i 5 posnve | open | opumenc | hope ity 10. Jong lose want | stop | watch _ [programme Student's Book p.130 i Grammar Bank 38 b Pracise saying the words, bee4 READING a Read the horoscopes for ths month Answer the questions 1 Who will do a Sot of traveling thas mon:k? Cancer _ HOROSCOPES OTTO wTTee 2 Do you dink you'll get some e-mails today? : Do you thnk youl goto a pat ths wenkand? Ths wil bea great month for vavel! {B5 Do you thnk your county vl wan the nest sootball Youtl win aholday, sohaveyour | World Cg? passport ready Youll also travel 3 lot inthe county and you vsttsome ‘ulROM old trends Velo wil be your ety iow POIs 2 Wall Gemum people lose thet obs? = ____ Youll be iucky in fave ths month! : 3. What won't Ares people be ableto do? __ Youll mest somebody new atworke > «4 Whese hacky colour willbe red? and Yeu eat a nase ‘ezsesap 23 Who wal go out a oe tus month? —_—— Reda be yer uy cour * 6 Who wall spend more tme at home? GEREN §b Underine five words you don't know Use your Your famnly will be very mrporant dictouary to look up thetr meaning and ths monh Tyto spend more ue | Proaneation wth them and they be very gad to seeyou Green wi beyourluely 7 More Words to Learn fo ; ao 1 Wate translanons and try to remember the words ee Word Pronunciation | Translation Veullhaveto be verycxeful wth + defintely adverb | *defonatiy ‘money thsmenth You woritbe —* mughelperhaps advert | /metbu able buy ny new dothes * ipa hepe! However you will get ance supnse attheendofthemenih Buewil —~— DISPEEY ader>_{ Pemba be your lack ealur £ cheer up ‘th ap 2 congratubat Akongratfo'lefnat CU ’ me gratfoe a sm aediene | SE ‘douat wand Youll hava2 very bury soca Me hs | month!You inendswalarangea «Sted uck ‘god ad supose paty fr you and yout hope so/l hope net | iar boup 595 / ¥ make new itends as well Crange* Jat houp noi! wil be your lucky colour 1 (doa’t) think so Jat Gank 390) tats great ats gret/ You won't have a vety good month 7 atwork Yourboss wll gue you some bad news, butdon'twony, > } you won't lose your pb Wosk hard (Can you aasnet these questions? x I and neat month wal be beter 2 ff bo yeast the weather wil be good tomerow? Purple wal be yourlucky coke + Do yu thnk youl study Englch next yea? | 1 eres vevoup conyelfenglshfe/presmtermedhateVote forthe man whe promises eat - hellbe the ast disappointing Benard Boruch, American poltcat adviser 1 PRONUNCIATION word stress: two-syllable words a Which words are stressed on the second syllable? Underline the stress. 1 promise receive never 2 window moment forget 3 anive dowor = worry 4 repair morning finish Sempty secret exist 6 builder address «borrow Practise saying the words. 2 GRAMMAR WlT Wen proses, bfers, ant disons)— a Write sentences using the pictures and prompts. Use Shall 1) PU Lwon’s cy Fy i b Are these sentences promises (P), decisions (D), or an offer (0)? 1 Tllgiveitbackw youwmorow, — _P. 2. A Which one do youwant? B Mlltake the red one, _ 3 Fillend you the money if youwant, 4 Shall help yout _ 5 1 wor't tell your father. ~ 6 Til have the soup and a salad. _ GXIDLD Student's Book p.ts0 Groramar Bank 5C 3 VOCABULARY verb + back Complete the sentences with these verbs. cal come dive give py the 1 Gone to the bark, Plense come — back de tenminates, 2. Mary phoned while you were in the shower She asked you to ber back when you ean. 1 think / go to bed 3 Canyou lend me 10 eoros? FIl___you think £1 goto bed. back tomorrow. 2 tum off/ the air-conditioning? 4. We were driving to the beach but it stated to rain so 2 we decided to___back home. 3 ot dive f fast 5 A Do you want w borrow my pent B Yes, please TE. itback to youin a 4 buy another one minute 6 This shirt isthe wrong sive. I think I'L 5 call the pice? ithack to the shop. 6 have/ the chickenTI aes Egan Tras a bathe didnt seem] — 4 READING A hard lesson ‘My name's Jon, and this bappened to me when! ‘was an bnfiday in Seville, in the south of Spain.” (was having a coffes m a bat when 2 man came op to me, He was quite smarly dressed, and he looked very cespedabe ‘Do you speak Engle” he asked Hes” defintely veasrit Spetush, but (in not sure where he wes from ‘Tm very sony to bother you, but have a senous problem; he contrived ‘Tm here on a business tnp, ard ‘ve lost my bneicase it had my passport, my wallet, my money my crede cards, my moble, my adchess bock everthing Could you help me? | need to borow 60 eres to get he tran to Maind ~ ry company hes an office there IIipay you back of couse. When I get home, Il send you the money You can gue me your SUSpIIOLS, 991 aged | ote dav my home adress con a business card he had, and gave firm 60 etios, 1 even bought him 2 coffee oe ‘We chatted fra few mnukes, ad then be looked at fis watch and said, ‘Well | shotdd get to the staton. ~ “Ther you very much for your help You'l have jour money back in & couple of eck, | prorfise! And fie “* ~ waked out of the Bar So doyeu thnk he pad me back? No, you're ih, hededi't and [won't lend money to strangers agant a Read the text, Number the sentences in the right order. 1 Jon wrote has address on ihe man’s busmess card. 2. "The man explaned hus problem. 3 Jon boughe the man a coffee. 4 Jon went into a bar to geta cup of coffee, 5 Jon agreed to help the man 6 A man came up to him. 7 Theman ieft the bar, 8 They talked about other chuags for a few runutes, ‘b Underline five words you don’t know, Use your dicbonary to look up their meaning and pronunciation. ooo0aocoo ‘plumber vows | Mplama More Words to Leam ‘Write translations and try to remember the words, Word Pronunciation | Translation bulder noun ibid decmician rom | alek' nf ingcuon row | fn'dgektfa/ iqusey our [Peppa piece of paper noun | igus af ‘perro! promice nom ——_| Aproms/ secret noun sick! burt verb asa chdear bv dial Study idea 1 Some words are easier to remember because they are sumilar to a word in your language or to another in English, e.g. boulder, buulding. Other words are more difficult ta remember. 2 Look at the words in More Words to Learn. ‘Wihach ones are easy to remember? Which ones are difficule Highlight the dificult words and test yourself more often on these. ieee Ey) (Can you make an offer these siuoiens? 3 HUT ‘eat ots homework Ws very ticult’ | “oft no. dont have any maney with ie.” | Ey These bags ae very hey! BD “We don'thave any food for dinner tonight! ifs very hotn here” - stom SLLID wrevccep comyetfengishilefpre intermediate1 GRAMMAR review of tenses a Complete the dialogues with the correct forma of the verbs m brackets LA What did you __draan__(dreem) about last might? B T_______ (nan) alongaa dare oad and [ he) very frightened Then, the next ‘hing 1 knew, ____(f)" 2A ——___ you often. B Yes T every mght! BA you. ‘tomorrow? B No, why? A 1______ (have) a party ____ you (want) to comme? 4A Boys! What ____you____ {do}? (practise) for the (dream)! (have) dreams all the tame — (@o) anytang B Sorry, st We athletics tomorrow A Notun the dlessroom! Only in our dreams are we free The rest of the tine we need wages Feary Pretchet, Brtsh wrder ‘b Complete the text wrth the correct form of the verhs am brackets Use contractions where necessary Se, ‘What 5a you goutg todo (do) this evennig? 2 you (watoh) television? The answer és probably ‘yes’, And what 3, you {do} last night? And the night hefore? Television again? Every year tha average Bron 4 (spend) the equvalent of 41 days wetchng television ~ thate three hours 43 minutes a day This + {eke} us the thed bigeast ration of equare eyes in Europe The rwmber one TV adits in Eurepe are now the Greeks who regularly ¢ (weteh three hours 59 mutes a day closely folowed by the natans Bus whet 7 Ww {60} to our farmiy fa? Most famites now * (ot eet) ary of ther maals tagather (a feot nine out of ten young chidhen in Bran 2 (eat shee diner sting i front of the TV Think about. — wen 1 ypu lase, (have) ener vath your chicren? le tey t. (turn on} the TY tonight suggest 2 conersanon steed - tt 12 probably (be) more mieresing’¢ Complete the sentences with Pilar Fm going fo, 1 Atmidnight on December Stet, Lan going so sive up stoking 2 Nal Don't worry about money. pay this time. 3 T'm pregnant and est summer 4 Tean’t go out tonight because wash may hair 5A. Are there any letters for me? B Justa second. 6A Lm hungry. B OK then, Student's Book 180 Geeramar Bank 3D have a baby Ihave a look. amake some toast. 2 PRONUNCIATION word stress a Underling the stressed syllable in these words. 1 meeting 6 tomorrow 2 patient 7 optimistic 3 champagne 8 psychoanalyst Asuccesfal 9 understanding 5 violin Practise saying the words, 3 VOCABULARY verbs + prepositions Circle the correct preposition. 1 Don't forget to write) / atm, 2. The paychoanalot was talking of! ebout drvacas, 3 Are you listing tof for met 4: They always argue with / for each other. 5. Think about / of his ofer~ its good one. 6 [was sittingin the office waiting for / toa phone call, 7 Pansorry, but | don?t agree tof with you. 8 [alike to speak to / at the maneger, please, More Words to Learn ‘Write translations and try to remember the words, Word Promunciation | Transletion champagne noun | Jfem'pem! patient noun Ppetfont! romance oun __| irou'mans! vielin sou Naw‘! busy adjective Poxit frightened adjective | /frattnd/ succassful adjective | jek’ seafol! appear verb Alp goon verb ig30 ow especialy advert | a'spefli 2) Wha do you usualy do on Monday mominge BY What ae you dong nextweckend? What dd you dream abou lest gh BE What were you doing at this time yesterday? ‘What are you going to do aller you've answered this quesion? ‘MeitiROn CAN YOU REMEMBER. Complete each space with awe word. 8G went io the shops, but |__ bay anything. When |_______the photo everybody was smiling E] —_____coontry won the last World Cup? makes pasta. ‘orain tonight? pass the exam, He's very lazy Lopen the window? @ Thats a machine ELTEED w.cup comt/engisile/printermediate1 PROBLEMS WITH A MEAL Comnplete the problems and requesis, 1 les very smoky mh__ae__. Do you have at______by the window? 2 Ths nife ed____ Can. h___ another one, please! Chines Vietnanese, and Kerean 3 Thesoup sc Could you restaurants, and in-and out Japanese . - noodle shops: its posse to eat ‘warm it up {me please? your way round the word dang a 4 [asked for my steak x_____. single San Francisco weekend, ‘This is very well 4 ‘and you dort itd good food cnty in . expensive restaurants. You can ty 5 Excuse me, I think there's a reat cooking in ary umber of sll m______m the bill 3 didn't gate oes here pres ow and reservations aren't sd pg ine ~~] Wihotever food youire footi SS all-you-can-eat breakfast, a qui bat adkthe hunch, a romantic dinner — you'll find atone to pack 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH itn San Francisco. The city is home panting you ‘to over 4500 restaurants and extng Order the dialogue, | to 6. places. And theyte not only for wee 18 Wecoul go 10 Bre cit creer oer ea es ‘wherever you eat, you have waiter ow. senvice, don't forget to fip. The exact A Listen, it's sf arly. Shall we You can eat food from anyahere in| amount you lene i up tO you, but go fora wal? the word frat Afghan fo 15-20 percent ofthe bills cormal Argentinian, and from An easy way to calcu your tip A Thank you That wasa Meenamese to is to double the sales tax lovey dinner, B That sounds great. We could have another coffee, o B Gocd dea. Where shall we go? = B Youre very weoome. Pm glad you enjoyed it vegeta. Vth Micon a Read the article and mark the sentences T (True), F (False), or? (Doesa’ say}. 1 San Francisco has the best restaurants n the US. 2 2. You-can probably find food from your country in San Francisco, __ 9 There area lotof Asin restaurants, _ 4 Japanese moodle shops are quick plaors to eat, _ 5 es normal to ip whenever you eat oat. _ 6 You always need to snake a reservation to cat in. an expensive restaurant. _ 7 Expensive restanrants have small portions of food, _ 8 I your meal costs $100, you should leave a tip of $4.50. _ ‘b Underline five words or phrases you dont know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciaton.I VOCABULARY dothes _ r | dow design dots, | desig dreams Raph Lauren, Amencan fastuon designer a Complete the crossword Clues across -> ~ ves down 4 pat JN Ne B b Complete the sentences with these verbs tron wear getsdtewed putea take off I She always gets dressed before she has breakfast wn the mommg 2 What dress ded you to goto the pat? 3 Labways. cdothes ma shop before I buy them 4 Tmcold Pm going to a oweater 5 les veryhot bere your coat LD Stier's Book p50 vocabutory Bont 2 PRONUNCIATION consonant sounds ‘White the words in the chart A 5) 3 GRAMMAR present perfect or past simple? a Wate sentences and questions with the present perfect. Use contractions. 1 he/be/ London ‘He hassit been t0 London. 2 she break/ her kg © 3 they /eat/ there before 4 you ry xe-ckatng (2 5 Tf see/ this film ©) cap shoes te cout top dress shorts suit YO € F 6 we/have/ an argument [3 7 you! ever /ose your TD card (0 8 he/ meet /her parents El Sr ne i aComplete the sentences with ever or never 1 T've_never__ been tp Ireland, 2 Have you flown before? 3 The dhdren have been to Disneyworld 4 Have we. met Sumon s wefe? [ cant remember § Shehas done this before 6 Havel told you about my frst boyficend? 7 Has your boss, shouted at you? 8 Iehas snowed here before © Complete the dralogues More Words to Learn ‘Write translations and try to remember the words Word Promunaaion | Transtation buses num | benas! chain out leat company noen | f kampony store nou ‘staf wastingmachne — |! wo am fun! nous fashvonable adectwe | | fefucbl (un)comfortable | kamftabl adyeceve exactly the same | ng zarkth Se sem! havean argument [hav en a-gjonaat! themam eas | fa mem cz Study idea 2 A Hove you ever wom {yon | ever / wear} 3 big hot? B ies,1 A When (you f wear) B When 1____(go) toaweddingast summer ta (you f ever / borrow) your fatner’s dothes? B Yes A What {you / borrow)? B Atel (need) one for an interview 3A (you f ever / meet) 2 fashion mode? B Nol 4a (you ever /buy) any second hand clothes? B Yes. i (hay) 2 beaunfal ‘whe shart for $1 50.n a market 34 (you / ever / ave) an argument about dothes? B Yo} My brother (take) my best sweater to the beach and. Studen’s Book p.152 Grammar Bank 44 (run) You can use your dictionary to learn the grammar and pronunciation of new words, as well as the ‘meaning the pronunaation theses son he | the grammar folonnesyable the tansfeton business / biznes! nour negocio 2 Look at the Pronunciation column above Sey the words twa or three tunes (Can you answer these quections? sac tee te ne a BB] Have you ever read a book mn Engst? Have you ever wniten an emai Engh? 3B] What re the most expensive dates you've ever bough? Have you ever been abot Have you ever sung m pub? EEE wacom wirw oup com/elt/englshie/preantermediate1 VOCABULARY verb phrases ‘Remember that as a teenager you ate at the last stage in your ie ‘when you willbe happy t hear thatthe phone i for you. Fran lebowt, Amancenhomnst 'b Complete the sentences for each picture. Use just ‘Complete the expressions with these verbs, buy @8 do miss win wakeup change clean do male spend take dy we 1 __ tidy __ pour bedroom, your desk 2 the bed, a noise 3 the washing up, houseworic 4 the channel on the I, your clothes 3 2 computer, the Internet 6 out the rubbish, the dog for a walk ————— ine a tut of money 3 she bovse, the Boor 1 He “sjust fallen off his bike. 2 GRAMMAR present perfect + just, yet, already a Write sentences with already or yet in the correct place, 1 T've washed the loot. already Tine already washed the floor. 2 Have you seon this lm? yet 3 Daniel has made his bed. already 2 She the waslung up. 3 They. the championship, 41 5 We anew computer? 6 “Sorry. You__it? Student's Book p.132 Grammar Bank 48 3 PRONUNCIATION (i and /dy/ : i ‘White a word beginning with the soand in the pictures. 4-Mypareats haven't lescmt to use the Laverne. yet 5 You've male armistake, alceady We've been to NewYork, already 17 Has the film started? yet 8 Bdward has found a new job. already T] 1 Acolow, yaw Bs | 2 The day before today 3 Twelve months, 4 Aplace people study, : 5 The opposite of ol 6 Three months which start with this sound. 7 Akind of short enet. 8 Like troveers, 9 The opposite of mean. 10 sport in which tro people fight each other.4 READING That ust some ofthe adwoe you can find on a | popular Trew iniemet site} designed to help recently ducecad Portuguese men do the housework which ther wes always for them when they were mamed Men in Porgal wsualy ne wth ther pares, where ‘ter mothess usually do most if not all of he cooimg and deanng They ten Ive at Home urd they get marmed And when they finaly many, most men kev house to ther vnves According to a recent study smaied men Potugel do less wok around the house than m any other European Union country But with the nurber of drevees sing rapedly a Portugal there were 27,960 dress last year im a county of pst ‘ver 10 mutton people — ausands of man are ‘having to jon thew dothas and make dinner fer the Change your bed sheets once a week, keep pans near the cooker, a clothes with dark ones. a Read the text, Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False) 1 The new webstte1s for mex who have just got dnvoreed 2 Most Portuguese mea are good at housework, __ $ Portuguese couples usually share the housewodk. A Portuguese men normally leave home after sciool 5 Thereare more and more divorces m Portagal 6 Men and women’s maganmes grve the same and of advice —_ Look et the highlighted words, What do you think ye edb 9 Feta ath dinded into those that are say, fx tonal days, ard sore dificult ones for specal days’ they mean? Check wth your dictionary. i” More Words to Learn ° ind nrever wash white ‘Write rranslauons end try to remember tre words. i Word Proaunciation ‘Translation i ‘Many of these newly % hverced men have fumed jedge tou Hasady) ? 1 fo the website, lle ness noua Ames? i Vide On, for achnce 3 vratiorhem vere monly adjecrre_| fmucdh’ 7 ‘women's womas On the complan veri) _| fkamplem/ i webete they can find ct " \whuch bathroom cleaner maak verb Asal i sors best or how to can throw out verb | rau avt/ 2 sti rom a wet stan. tuect verb iat ‘The most popular fesse atthe last aunute | fot 89 locet ‘maui 15a secoon ofemg recpes fer begnnes inthe covered (wath) | /kaved/ ichen The reaps are go to court {gov to ket! i i t fn additon to domeste tps the se gnes advice for mers who are worted about sartng to dete agan Other sears ofer hhealth and beauty tps as ‘wall es an erkertarment gud for the newly sre rman, These topes are nt covered in Tadonal men’s magaznes and womens magaznes Wate about them ina completely dere way, fistome n ther Wves sad Olvera ‘Can you answer these questions? a {Hive you made yoor bed yet today? Have you had your lunch yet? Hane you done your English hornework yet? “BR Hive youtrnade plans for nad weekend yet EE ove you fad dimer yet today? ENED matron vnmucoup con/ebjengishileipre intermediate woe toe an ene MawesTime is the cnn of your fife, Only you can decide how to spend ‘Don't other people spend it for you. Gor Sandburg American poet 1 GRAMMAR comparatives, as...as, fess... than... Complete the sentences with the correct comparative form of the adjective / adverb. 1 The weather is wore today haa itwat yesterday. bad) 6 Tokyo is more expensive than London, London 7 Ivana dresses more eleganly than Bianca, Bianca 8 Classical music is more relaxing than rock music. 2 Please drive “You're going too fast! . (cowky) Rock music 3 oo TE work. ext fan, ELEY Student's Book p.232 Grammar Bank 4C ie Since shehad ber second child. > PRONUNCEATION /o¥, word stress 5 Thatjoke is than the last one you told, a Underline the stressed syllable in these words. TranT T@go ‘Aumerica — —9-jousmalist 6 The cimare in rorthera Europe is __ than 2 hature 6 harder 10 todey in the south, (wet) 3 parents 7 generation I sickness 7 She sings. than you. (good) 4 happened & machines 12 jonger 8 Basketball is. ‘than bascball in the US. (popula) b Revrite the sentences using as... as. 1 This vacuum cleaner is quieter than thst one, ‘That vacuum cleaner —_isn’s as quiet as this ome 2 Carlos speaks more quickly than David. David 3 Russia is bigger than the USA, The USA. 4 Portugal played better than Greece. Greece 5 Davina dives more carefully than Mark, Mark b Now cinde the /o sound. Be careful, three of them & have two /a/ sounds. ¢ Practise saying the words in a. 3 VOCABULARY expressions with dime Complete the sentences with these words. spend waste on take along don't have encugh save 1 Dont waste time doing things you don’t enjoy. 2 The flight to New Zealand is going to ______ time. 3 Tim sort time to se you today. 4 She needsto 5 Well ‘nme if we go on the motorway. “There’s snuck less traffic, 6 Thope wearrive ‘me atthe airport. more time studying, time. My dad is meeting4 READING ‘a Read the story and put the pictures m the correct order, The fisherman and the banker An Amencan banker was walking on @ beautful beach ‘a smoll Hexcen village He saw a fisherman 0 hus boat wath a few fish on it “Great fish!” be sand. ‘How long did take you to ‘catch them” “Not very long,” answered the fisherman "Why scat you stay at sea longer to catch some. more” asked the banker answered the Neacan Then the Amesian asked, ‘Bat vit do you do the rest of the tune” ‘I sieep late, [ish a itl, t play wath my ids, | have ssestas. In the evening, | go to see my frends m the village. We dick wine and play the guitar Vim busier than you think Life here wsa't as * ‘The Amencan interrupted him‘ have an MBA fiorn Hanard Unvessity and I can help you. You're not fishng as much as you can IF you siat fisting for longer periods of tere, you'l get enough money fiom selling the fish to buy a brgger boat. Then with the money you'l get frome catchung ead seling mere fish, you could buy a second boat and then a thed one and 50 on, Then mstead of seling your fist to shops, you could sell them erect to a fish factory, ov even onen your con factos« Then you'l be able to eave your ttle vilage for Hexen City and finally move to New York, ‘where yOu could direct the company * “Hew tong all tha take?” asked the Mencan “About 15 to 20 years,” answered the hanket “And then” ‘Then it gets more interesting,” sad the Amerkaa, saving and taking moze quickly When the mement. comme, yous can put your company on the siodk markat and you val mate ellos * “willons? But thea what” “Then you can rebre, Ine m a small wilage by the sea, 200 the beach, sleep late, play with your bids, * |. “There are zust-cnough fish here +0-feed sry- fart. —} ‘Db Mark the sentences T (True) or F (Palse), 1 The Mexican netded more sh £ 2 He enyoyed lus hfestyle _ 3 The American wanted tum to work harder, = 4 He told the Mexican to buy a smaller boat, a 5 The American sad he wold be rich in five years 6 He probably aida’: conrunce the Meccan, _ More Words to Learn ‘Word Pronunciation | Translation headines mown |[/hedlama/ newspaper amde |/'npusepeapo ‘oti out speed nuts epee afc noun | refi’ obsessed (with) | fab seat aadgectve prenoas adjectwe | pervs! relazd adjectre _[/avleksy stressed adective _| /strest/ stressful achecnve |/suesith slowdown verb | /slow dawn! (an yur anver thse qo? . , a ‘re you Buser now than year were a year age? Do yer won. o sui harder now tha 3 year age? g i ouleto ie somahee quo te? EB Is your town or cty-as big as London? ~ Do you speak English as well yourfrends? ETED wutizom- . ELLED wocoupeonjeiyengctereitemedate __Wnte translations and 4ry-o remember the words ——1 GRAMMAR superlatives (+ ever + present pesfect) 2 Complete the sentences with the superlatrve of an adjective from the bor cheap dangerous bormg pelleted far bad mmpatent easy 1 People wear masks mn the seet because 1 the oct polled caty m tus country 2 Shes the pason know ~ she hetes ‘wang for anything 3 30 lalometres isthe. one day 4 Thus shop s realy expense The ____ suit costs €1,000" 5 Thus exerewe is the smummes 6 [never want to go fo that restaurant again. Thad the dmaer of my fe 7 Wes the road m the eountry There are Thundeds of accadents every year 8 That wasthe ___ fl P've ever seen Ife aaleep after half an hour! Tve ever walked 19 Labditam five ‘Ageat cys that whch has the greatest men and women Wik Wimmer Amencom poet b Circle the correct adjective l ; 1 It the buster / Gusteed) ty Tve ever been to ‘There are so many people and cars everywhere 2 The rivers the dirtier / dirtiest J have ever seen —The water tsblack-ancfuttof rabbstr 93 The restaarants wre more expensive / the most expensive than the Jst ume Iwas here 4 Wes the nowner / nnanest hotel ve ever stayed an 5 The buses are slower / the dowest then the Metro ¢ White sentences with ever 1 He/ rude person /1/ meet Hes the radest person Fve ever ms 2 This /cxatng book (Tread 3 Tk! beaut buddang / we see 4 That / funny yoke you tell 5 It ( beautiful photograph /1/ take 6 That J stuped thug /1/ do 7 That j éecious meal / she / make 8 These/ good posms fhe wnte ETD students Book p12 Geommar Bank 40 | |2 VOCABULARY opposite adjectives More Words to Learn a Complete ‘the sentences with the opposite of the ‘Write translations and (ry to remember the words. adjectives in brackets. Word Proounciation | Translation 1 Where’ the most iateraig — (boring) place you've ae noun | Paksidant! ever been to? change monn | Afemds’ 2 That mans 9 }_____ {patient} am | Poandua! 3 New York isa very s____(dangeroxs) city geengrocer non | orimgrsusal these dags. reputation nowt | éepjo'tenfa/ 4 Tokyo isan extremely n____. (quiet) ai. ilove vb sl “ana! 5 The shop assistant was very 1______ {polite}, find out er amd avt! 6 The subway in New York is very ¢._____ cml coer | Pope! (empty). sutelof comse | fou! fof koxsl 7 Los Angeles is a very p_______ {clean} city— ‘oo much (money) | ftu: matl/ there are so many css 8 Some of the buildings in the centre are quite m___ la. ~ 7 wows n wb. We the conreck prefix fo male opposite adjectn = 1 mhealthy 5 —palite 2 possible 6 happy 3 comfortable 7 tidy 4 friendly 8 _potient Student's Book p45 Vocabulary Bank 3 PRONUNCIATION (oy, /s:, fou/, word stress a ; . : Complete each g3p with one word, a Circle the word with a different sound. Haver etter 3 8 Yes tothe crema, : 3 a g 2 dont hink® snow tis Christmas, Bl I promise |___tell anyone your secret. ‘ boring | Tistict | cold |” more your ster sche? 4 Gap | dougie | old fofcomsse 9 ______ she ever met your parenis? z four | worst | world | Rome BB Don'tcome in.) __ jst lane the floor. = ‘Your compaterisn’t___ fast as mine. 4 b Underling the stressed syllable in these adjectives. EE) Thats the best ve seen, 1 unfciendly 5 dishonest 2 beaut 6 unhappy x 3 exiting 7 anbealthy a 4 dangerous 8 impossible a 2 a ‘wwrr.oup conyel/englishifle/pre-intemnediate :T ASKING FOR INFORMATION Circle the correct word in each Line, A Can you zecommend 1@ the good restaurant? 1B Wel, Yum? bas fi o great Thoi restaurant, A How near /farisit from her? B Oh, its quite4 near f far Juste couple of blocks. A$ Can Do i walk from here? B Sure Itt only $ take / need you Sve minutes, A. Can you show me? in / on the map? B OK. Were here, and YamnYorn is here, in /on the comer. A Thanks, What time does it? dose ! doses? B Not 0 after / until midnight. You have plenty ——fime—— — 2 SOCIAL ENGLISH Complete the dialogue with one word in each space, A Excuse me,don't I Uksaw— you? B No, { dort? th___s0. A Tm? Tknow you. Werentt you in London lat year, studying English? B Yes, Wait a minute! Yes, now] 41¢___. You're David. A ThaveSti___. And you're Ana! B Wow! What are you § do___ here? A Tm st____ again. Stil trying to improve my ‘English! And you? B Poon he Actually, ?m looking for somewhere to buy some stamps, A Limow® wh___ the Por: Otic is. PE walk with you ifyoa ike. B Ave you sure! That's very n__of ou. 3 READING a Read the article and answer these questions. 1 How fax is the airport from the city centre? 24 miles, 2 How much does the BART cost for two people one way? 3 if your tari fae is $40, how mach should you tip? 4 How much does the airport bus cost ‘or two adult renurnst 5 What time is the earliest bus to the airport? 6 Which fosms of transport wil take you straight to your hotel? Aipartis 14 miles south of the ‘ity. Travel time to the centre dling rusk: hour is about 40 minutes; at other times its about 20-0 25 minutes. Getting into town from the airport including the Grand BART (BayAea | TAXIS ‘rom the Rapid Tanst, the | aipost tothe cty | yt Son Facasca San Francisco metro, | cenire cost $30t0 | tion, and Palace. worbartgon) $35, plus tip (this | Ho reserratons are began running frora | should be arcund | neaded, For the theaipod tothe — | 10% ofthefare). | setum trip, the buses céiyin June 2063. pid up at hotels as Reeves | MPO BS tam avoids vaficand | he, im __| ake a resewation sepoeees |e | hate - ‘800 | 30 minates from possi. fl exactly where youte | 30 om 905 we esi ging Tons feave | * single $72 retum; i pam. They stop at approximately every | PORT arson dtileren under 12 20 minutes, Squatearea otek, | Me b Underline five words or phrases you don’t know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation.1 GRAMMAR #f+ present, waif + infinitive a Match the sentence halves. ‘Here ate ux more examples of Murphy's Law 1 Ifyou dent remember to take an umbrella, 2 Hyovrema hurry, 2 Ifyou lox something, 4 you forget to take « map, 5 lfadoor sis Ful 6 [f you're looking for a partner, OoOoovcw 4 somettung wil go wrong ty slow you dawn —_ b youl get ost ¢ ran 6 vwner-you finaly meet someone you hie, they wor'tlike you youll push t frst £ youl find stun she last place you look 1b Circle the correct form 1 Tf you Gay wil take Vitam C, you wor't get acold 2 Tf the boys play football there, they break / wil break the wandow! 3 I'l call you tomorrow if hear / wall hear any news 4 IEyou stay/ wall stay m thathote, 1. be very expensive § Jacks willbe sadaf he doesnt see you tomorrow 6 Ifyou see / wall sean acadent, cal the Police! 7 You get /" get cold if ou go at wathout 2.0088 B Ifyou go ta bed eauly tomght, you fed / val fel better mu the morming 3 you want to find your pance, yerwall have to hss alot of frogs ¢ Read and match the texts to the correct pictures, A-G Traditions and 4 The tooth fairy a Superstitions fa chtd puts — put} a lost tooth cnder the plow at nigh, the tooth fany z (come) durng the night and leave behind some money 2 Good luck oO i heft utter you (see) inthe year white you. {hene) good luc all yor AD siades ~ ~ —~ Ae | Fy wal) ude a adder y you {ae be lck fora year 4 Throwing a coin in a fountain [7] fhyou (hem) acon nto a |] wate fount and (ae) « wah the wsh (ore) tue s 5 Gold at the end of a rainbow] you (dg) atthe end of a raribow you ‘indy gold 6 Mirrors a ff you (Creal) a miror you have) sven yeas bad hick 7 Bees o Fabee hy) mo yourhome 09 you (hae) a vsaor If yeu (al) the bee you (have) bad luc, or the wstor be) someane you don the 4 Complete the texts with the correct form of the verbs m brackets GHEE students Book p36 Grammar Bank 6A2 VOCABULARY confusing verbs ‘Complete the sentences with the correct verbs. 1 She was _seeanng blue earvings and _eammuig_ a red hanrdbeg, (oarrp, wear) 2 Tiger Woods bas already __alot of golf oumaments and. a fortune and he's stil ite young. (earn, win) 3A Wheat did your mum ___? sme I couldn't go out tonight. 8B She___ (say, tell) 4 Jack was that hus gutfnerd wou'd cal to say she was sorry. He. by the phone all evemng, bat, unformastely, she never called him. (hope, watt) 5 My parents the whole wedding nideo but ny brother decided to the photos instead. ook, watch) 6 Pre _—___her for years. _____ her when ‘we were at university, (ow meet) 7 Hyou the dinner, [B_____ the washing up. (do, make} 8 A Dol OK, Dadt B You fancastic—in fact you your mura when she was young. (look, look like) Student’s Book 9.149 Vocabulary Bank 3 PRONUNCIATION long and short vowels a Match each group of words to the correct sound. 1 Tea fit, spill @ 2 seat, he, sleep 3 was, jong, shop 4 bored, does, your 5 look, took, push 6 do, supermarket, move TH) Tg) a o 0 Oo a weg More Words to Learn ‘Wiite translations and try to remember the words, Word. Pronunciation } Translation law nowt As qaear noun | fu sue noun —_| fara sample adjectve | /'smmply ‘investigate verb | fm'vestigert’ Kal verb fall runaylar verb | fran a'wer! spill_verb Ispilf dlixecily adverb | fecektliy together adverb | tt'gedoi Study idea Irregular verbs 1 When you learn new verbs, check in the dictionary to — seeif they are regular or irregular in the past vexse, 2 If they are imegular, write IRR next to the ver) in your ‘vocabulary notebook, aud write the past simple form ‘next tot too. 3 Look up vestigate, isl, spil, and net n your dictionary. Which one{s) is irregular? Whats the past simple form? Can you answer these questions? a {BW if you do if ens tis weekend? 1 you go tothe cinema this wacker, what fi wll yousee? : What wl happen if youre late for your next English dass? BE if you leave home at 8.30 tomorrow morning. wil you be ‘ae for werk or school? HE. WA you pass your neat English let if you dont study? ERED watiron wowoup.conm/eli/englishfle/preintermediate1 GRAMMAR ff + past, would + infinitive a Complete the sentences with the correct form of the verbs in brackets. 1 IfT__ad__ (have) a car, | would drive (drive) to work, 2 Yf1_____(ee} a taraatala, ]_______ (be) tertfied! 3 1__ (not know) what to do if (find) a reoase in my kitchen, 4 What you. (do) ifyou (Jose) your job? fhe) olden she. (come) with me to the party. 6 My parents buy) a bigger bouseif they (have) more money. ‘b Order the words to complete the sentences and questions. 1 Y4/ shar / be / frightened { very TEL saw a _____ shark Td be very frightened 2 saw/ you! a fre #f/ do you / would What 3 he/ iff salling } could / swim Hedge 4 new /Jotery / clothes / won / she'd {los ofthe f buy Mee 5 couldn't/if/ would f do they people watch / TV What 6 iff go f the were /t0/ doctor’ 11 you a ‘Students Back p86 Grammar Bonk 68 All animals are equal - but some animals are more equal fran others. —_ — — — — — ~ AMhree syllables, stress on second gylable. =. —— — = = 2 PRONUNCIATION word stress 4 Write the words in the correct stress group. Waid animal attack chicken crocodile insect mosquito safari 1 Theo syllables, stress on frst eyable open, —— 2 Two syllables stress on second splable abou, —— 3 Three splables, stress on fist syle finally, _____, digection, b Practise saying the words, , 3 VOCABULARY animals Complete the crossword. ; Cues across >4 READING a Read the first part of the text and tick (¢/) the things you would do Stree eae what would you do? Yd talk to st quietly! ‘fd climb a tee! 174 walk auey sow. ‘Yd pretend to be dead’ ‘'d make a loud noise? ‘td try to fight it. a Qo "fd try not to look at it? 0 ‘Yd ron! a Hf you were hiking in the North American wilderness and you saw a bear coming slowly towards you. ‘td spray papper ints eyes! b Now cead the rest of the arucle, Which sentence 1s the best summary? 1 There's rodang you can do fa bear atacks you 2. There are lots of thmgs you can da tf 2 bear attacks you 3 Bears always ty to avoid people ‘Wel all of these are possible - the best thing to do depends on the mood that the bear ws m. fit comes towards you slowly, experts say you should talk to it quiet, wak anay as slowly as possible, and dort lock the bear mthe eye les possible that wal lose interest Fnot then beaggresave, make a noise, and ‘weve your hands hs doesn't woth, ard the bear continues te come towards you, then run But only you are sure thet yourcan reech sorneahere sae before the bear teaches you And rermember that bears can un 25 fat as an Olympic spimter Dont dmb a tee Bears climb them al day lng, and they can crvb beter han you cen Weteris ako net safe Bears love water and are excelent simramers your cas nearby, iy to get msde Ha bear attacks you then you can pretend to be dead Bears née dort want to eat you may lose wnterest aed go away if you have pepper spray. then spray tin the bears face This works 75% of the ame The final possblty sto fight back Most bears are much bigger and stonger than you, but they may be supptsed ur final adnes? t's much better to avoid bears than to do any of the things above © Lookat the highlighted words or phrases. What do youthunk they mean? Check with your éichonary a Q a oO More Words to Learn ‘White translations and try to remember the words. Word Pronunciation | Translation (xtver) bank noun Ioan’ fur coat naunt fez au Pet nous {peu atk verb fact! cmb (a tree) verb | Aclaua/ disappear verb ass prof drown vert farasa/ lue on (the ground) rerb | lar ow! wave (your arms) verb _| /werv/ weigh verb feu! g Q ME Ey. ‘Can you answer these questions? a {2 Where would you go on halday you could goarywbere? ‘What wel you do you won the lotry? 55 What would your amy tik you dedded to tne abroad? A] Whatwauid you do you sew fre? BE Wat wuld youd you 2st your mob? EXD roicton soe oup.conyelfengishile/preantermedateThe first step to getting what you want out of lie is this: Decide what you wank, Ben Sek, Ameren writer 2 PRONUNCIATION word stress @ Underline the stressed syllable in these words. 1 GRAMMAR mey / might 4 Mary is 18 and.in her final year at school She's thinking zhout her eat “nat fature. Complete her thoughts with {organization 5 imagination snighs anda verb from the box. 2 invitation 6 twandation 3 election 7 communication Gd ge gt howto ive reat shate continue aot want 4 information 8 decision b Practise saying the words. Net year | 1 nigit go. to univessiy. Or? ajpbeo ban start saving to buy a flat. 3 living at homme 5 VOCABULARY noun formation with my farnly or | atat 16 cumy a Complete the chart with -fion or -sion nouns or oun oF 18 the fistwith my friend, Sve. altiough - she ‘tw share with roel “ve Noun’ OF, ny exams! Oh no! ff that happens, | stay at schodl for another yest. Why/s Ife £0. fica? Maybe should do a couse in dedsion-malang! b Read the sentences. Circle the cottect fortn of may/ might (not). 1 Ifthe texi decsn’t come soon, we GaighDY might not miss {nea the train, organization 2 Pmrealy tited so I may f may not go out tonight. predict 3 Wellove icing so we might / might not goto the Aips for Bb. Complete the sentences with verbs or nouns our next holiday, froma. 4 Sue hasn't practised much so she might / might not fail 1 And finally, in conclusion _, Yd just like to I her driving test, thank you all very much for being here today. 8 [havent seen Jim with El fos «long time. They may / 2 Emails and mobiles have spade it much easier to tay not be together any more. —_—_ 6 Ifyou dolots of housework, your mum might / might not 3 Ineed to goto the dector’s for an ive you some money. 4 The scientists geve an impressive 7 A Ihave a temperature and a headache, of the new robot, B Ob dear you might / might aot havea ood, 5 let memakea __ about he future. i 1 dont think there wil be any more global wars, 8 My parents may / may not come to the panty ~ they think they'l be on holiday then. 6 Canyouhelp me Students Book p.136 Grammar Bank 6C the conference?4 READING ‘Most of us don't know what life will be like in the future, or even where we'll be a year from ‘now, but t's fun to speculate, So, whax might the ‘world be lite in the year 3000 (or Y3K as it’s now called}? Here's what one expert suggests: Di what forms will our bodies have in Y3K? ‘We bill be bigger aid well need mote foo. The average. aduttmate might weigh about 100 kes. People will live for hundreds of yeats, and willhave computers in their brains. Gl compatecs in ther brains! What do you mean? We will soon be able vo repair the human drain, and ‘finally seplace tt comolerelu. In the future you might be able to record all your expertences on 2 disk, 50 you cam re-tive: ‘them when Zou want to. Communication will be 100 times: faster too, Now we communicate by speaking, but In the future we may communicate by thoughts and images. Dhl wwit we su ate? Fl we might te abe to avord death, reptecingallour body parts when we need to. If you de, t may only be by choice Fecouki be gour choice—or it might be the choice of the govemmant that rans your rind computer. 1 and what wil humans do with their timet EB computers wilds atthe work Alfmanufactuneg production will be automated. We rright just enjoy ‘ourselves while tadnology does everything. El whas about space rave? ‘We might take control of space and live there teo. There righ be coloies on Mars or on oxher planets, Rebots wil eave far nto the galaxy and we may find allen ie, (leet wit! we be happier? ‘Wel, Im an optimist. think n the end mast of us will be happy ard the woud willbe a better place But who knows? a Read the interview. Mark the sentences T (True) or F (False), 1 People will he larger and live much longer in the fate 2. Wa won't he able to replace our brains. 3 "We might be able to communicate ‘without speaking. 4 We will definitely not die. 3 We wou't need to work 6 People and robots wil travel in space, 7 We sont find any aliens, 8 Theexpert thinks the world may be a better happier place in the future, ‘b Underline five words you don't know. Use your dictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation. 1 Mare Words to Learn ‘Write translations and try to remember the words, Word Pronunciation | Translation options sou Popfaz! {indecisive adjecive | far'suse! ask for (advice) verb | forse fou! belong verb Porton! change your mind verb | tfemdy jo mamd/ compare verb Fkam'peat confuse vert ‘Fean'futz! mileadedsion x _ | Ameik a dr'sgat make alist vb fork 9 bot! takeyourtime veh | /tetk jo tam! "Ci Ya tomer thes qutathons with nay ‘or might? HB What are you going todo tovigh? ‘What are you going fo wea tomorrow? ‘What oe you going to have for drner tomo? ‘What do you think you do next weekend? Ed Whats the nat thing you're going to buy? BELL MultikOm LED we oup comjetyenglshtte/pre intermediate1 GRAMMAR should | shouldn't a Match the sentences to the pictures Complete them vatth should ot shouldn't 1 He should have a barcut 2 She. ‘buy a new sweater 3 He. dem coffee all day 1 Yon. smcke, ats very bed for you’ 5 She drive when shes hred_ 6 You. do more exerase’ oOoocCae bb Read the problems. Complete the advice with should | shoulda't and « verb from the box when [get home The trouble 1s, Fm always ‘trea at wort tne next day What should i do? 4 Love gong out at naght and then watching TV B Theve a bad pan m my neck When Imove my head, it gets much worse What is your advice? There ws a relly nce shut on sale wn my local shop It's expensive, but | can just afford it Shouid | buy se? —} fo My colleague ears more money than Ido, kut does half the amount of work I's really rating me aitgry What should | do? My children are sx and nine years abd They love ‘to watch horror fims, but when they do they carit seep at right. Any advice? F F hate wartng in queues After about two mmnutes | get really angry ard ward to fit someone Please help Fm 23 and lonely { work fram home and | never get a chance to mest anybody What J_ shout ao? te go2) ee watch buy yom 4 You_shaudd wI_ your boss He might offeryou more money 2 You sompabent Try to relax more [] 3 You to bed so bate! o 4 You tothe doctor's mmediatdy = 5 You atbefore someone clse does = 6 You_____ a danng agency U 7 They____ horror movies at thar aget = © Match the adnce to the problems in b OC QUID student's Book p.156 Grammar Bank 6D Lame my success to having listened respectfaly 0 the very best advice, and then going awey and domg the exact oppaste GK Chesterton Britch water2 PRONUNCIATION /o/ 4 Circe the word in each group which has the /u? sound. 1 lock, © net 2 problem worth out Scould women company stop 4 touch bomow understood worth argue should 5 good come soon ‘b Practise saying the words, 3 VOCABULARY get ‘Complete the sentences with the correct form of get and one of these words, More Words to Learn Write translations and try to remember the words, Word Pronuadation _| Translation cupboard noun | Peabody suggestion rioun | fso'dgestfu (good) taste noun | feast desperate acheive | desperat! offended adecoe | fofendrd sensitive adjective | 'sensotr/ lock verb ia make an excuse verd | metk on ik'skjuss) treat verb Ait isnot worth it] ts not ward a! wey emals home married taller tidets on wore ost 1A The pain in my back’s_getteng worse B You should goto the doctor's - 21 spent all day answering them. 3 You shoutin’t breaking the window. Hes only three! 4A Can you Friday's concert? B I might beable to, 5 My mum and Late great fiends but I don't ‘wrth ny father very well. 6 John usually Simshes work very late, When he his cre are adays in be, 7 At what age do you think young people should from my boss yesterday, swith hia for me two —_ for 2 8 Mygranddaughter rowing very fast. 9 Would you like may seat bus atthe next op, 10 T didta’t have a map sol Student's Book 9.152 Vocabulary Bank EB) ‘Iwantto go to the cinema, What film shouid see?” "don't feel wel. Who shoud phone?” ET ‘Tie ost my passport What should | do?” “twantto vist your Coury Where shoull | go?” ‘Thavea probe with my Engish. Wha should | talk to?" GID wuston , CAN ¥OU REMEMBER,..? Complete each space with one word. breakfast in bed on Sundays. have to nk tomar es my day of the tunel ad ten ras, catch the 6 o'dock Bl Uwe dontthury, we tan. you doifyousaw a soeke? come this weekend, btn do some exerdse. You arent LTD we. cup comjeryengishileypreantermedite1 ASKING FOR MEDICINE 3 READING Complete the dialogue with these words. a. Mitch the signs to their meaning. take buns much might are have Help oftentimes think A Good aftemoon. Howcan I'__tiele B Thave a headache and my back 2 aswell A Doyout__a temperature? L B Yes, I think [do a bit operating AA orralergc anything? _] in this area B Nol dont*__so. : A OK, itsounds as if you *___have AXito te sep for a bad enld. B Do joe have anyabingl ean? _—_7 A Yes, ty these You tke one three 5___aday. B Sony, how! 2? ‘A Thre: times aday. B Great, How 0 _ ae they? A. They'ae £6.75 for 24, 2 SOCIAL ENGEISH Conapete the dalogues 12] You shouldbe careful uot to take too much of this medicine. 1 4 Blas yor! Are you OR? C1 Youve to wait nti a waiter shows you where to sit B Yes,Ti fice, Thave cold thas all (Yousmetlep i meine omer oe 2 A H_—__. about going somewhere 1 Youmustn'’t smoke here. fora drink? C2 You shontdntt leave anything valuable in your car. ; B That : fantastic. Where I You shouldbe carefilor you might fl ove, t $—————we got 1 You must dink this water. [ 4 Tdon't m You C7 Sousa see sure thet the doors néver left open. Sonn C1 Youshould be cerefal with your belongings. 3 A Trmreally.__I mie that 1 toudnete tnyour mdi of film on TY, CG You must drive carefully here. (2 You mst ase radios in this aark, } Underline five words or phrases you don't kaow. Use your ictionary to look up their meaning and pronunciation. 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