Shining Lights Level B2 Workbook

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Vicki Anderson

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Workbook

CONTENTS page 4

UNIT 2: Money matters

page 12

REVIEW 1: Units 1 & 2

page 20

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UNIT 1: All together now

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page 22 page 30

REVIEW 2: Units 3 & 4

page 38

UNIT 5: Food for the future

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UNIT 6: What’s next?

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REVIEW 3: Units 5 & 6

page 56

UNIT 7: Holiday mode

page 58

UNIT 8: Sport for all

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REVIEW 4: Units 7 & 8

page 74

UNIT 9: Future learning

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UNIT 10: Same but different

page 84

REVIEW 5: Units 9 & 10

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PRONUNCIATION

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VOCABULARY BUILDER AND EXTENSION

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MY STUDY JOURNAL

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MY ENGLISH PLANNER

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UNIT 4: Dress to express

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UNIT 3: There’s no Planet B

UNIT 1 ALL TOGETHER NOW 3 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

WHERE WE LIVE

When I was a child, we lived in a 1 rural / residential area near the centre of a big city. There were good 2 local facilities / outskirts, but not a lot of places for children to play. Our neighbourhood was 3 culturally diverse / overcrowded – in my school there were children from all over the world – and it was a great place to live. It was fun being a teenager there, but when I was 14, we moved to a big country house in a 4 pedestrian zone / rural area, a long way from my secondary school. The 5 transport links / suburbs here are terrible, so I can’t go out to meet my friends easily. It’s so boring here! I definitely prefer the excitement of living in an 6 urban / outskirts environment.

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VOCABULARY

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A person who lives in a residential area is called a .

The suburbs can also be described as areas of a town or city.

If an area of the city is overcrowded, we say it suffers from .

The verb to describe creating a pedestrian area is .

A culturally diverse place can also be described as having cultural .

READING

1 Which of these things would you expect to read about in a review of holiday accommodation? the bedrooms ​the breakfast ​ the host ​the location ​local facilities

2 Read the reviews of B&Bs on page 5. Which reviewer seems the most satisfied?

Name of host

How was/were the host(s)?

Local facilities Bedroom / Bathroom

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Terry and Ann

Lorraine and Jennifer

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3 Read the reviews again. Copy and complete the table.

Breakfast 4

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Too many people make a place 2 An area of the city with no cars, where people walk, is a .

3 Shops, libraries or sports centres near where you live are .

4 The buses or trains to an area are .

5 A town or city is a(n) area.

6 A village in the country is in a(n) area.

7 The edge of a town or city is the .

8 People, shops and restaurants from many countries make an area .

9 A road or area with houses and flats is .

10 The areas around a town or city where people live are called the .

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STRETCH! Complete the sentences with a word related to the word in bold.

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USA ST YLE

BED AND BREAKFAST Right in the heart of NYC

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If you are looking for somewhere to stay right in the heart of New York City, I recommend Marisa’s apartment in Brooklyn. This urban neighbourhood is sometimes a bit overcrowded and noisy, but you feel all the excitement of NYC, and it has great shops and good transport links to all the sights in Manhattan. The bedroom is small but comfortable, and the shared bathroom is Tony clean. The continental breakfasts were good, and Marisa and her cats were really friendly. She had great recommendations for cheap places to eat, and of course, because she lives in a culturally diverse neighbourhood, there’s lots of variety!

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Denali Dome Home in Alaska is the perfect rural bed and breakfast. The house design is unusual, the bedrooms are large and comfortable, with en-suite bathrooms, and the Alice home-cooked breakfasts are delicious. Hosts Terry and Ann are very welcoming, and always willing to explain about this part of Alaska – the Denali National Park is close by. If walking gets boring, they suggest activities like horse riding, rafting or quad biking! The B&B is on the outskirts of a small town with restaurants, shops, and a gas station. We rented a car to get around, though there are buses to the National Park. We had a fantastic stay, and we’re hoping to go back again next year.

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Being in a remote, rural location on the Pacific coast of Oregon, Heceta Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast is really beautiful. You don’t sleep in Wesley B the lighthouse, but in the lightkeeper’s house nearby. (The lighthouse still works, we visited it.) Lorraine and Jennifer, the charming hosts, provide comfortable rooms, with old-fashioned furniture to match the 1894 house. We shared a bathroom with another room.

I fell asleep listening to the sound of the ocean, and in the morning ate a seven-course (!) breakfast, with fresh, local food, which was delicious but too much for me to eat.

There’s also a guest’s kitchen (the nearest town has good food shops), as well as sitting rooms to spend the evening chatting, reading or playing games. Lorraine and Jennifer are knowledgeable about local history, and really make you feel at home. It’s a fantastic B&B.

If you are happy to do something, you are to do it.

2 The person who looks after a lighthouse is called a .

3 When a place is a long way from towns and cities, we say it is .

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4 Americans call the fuel they put in their cars

, not petrol.

5 If a meal has seven different plates, one after

another, it’s called a

meal.

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GRAMMAR PRESENT SIMPLE AND PRESENT CONTINUOUS 1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

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We 1 move / ’re moving to a new house next week.

At the moment I 2 look / ’m looking through all my clothes and books to see what to take with me, and what I can get rid of. Some of my clothes 3 are / are being too small, and I 4 don’t need / am not needing books from primary school. My problem is I 5 never throw / ’m never throwing anything away, so my room is full of stuff! Tomorrow I 6 go / ’m going to a charity shop to give them some of the things that I 7 don’t want / ’m not wanting anymore.

3 Complete the text with the correct form of the verbs in the box.

be ​construct ​go ​not know ​need ​wait ​work

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You 1 a lot of hard work and determination to build your own house. My cousin 2 a wooden eco-home 3 at the moment. He on it every weekend and sometimes I 4 and help him. It’s very slow, and at the moment he 5 for more money from the bank so he can buy materials. I 6 how he keeps smiling, but he 7 an architect, and this is his dream project!

PRESENT PARTICIPLE CLAUSES 4 Put the words in order to make sentences.

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2 Write sentences using the words. Use the correct form of the verb.

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5 Complete the sentences with the present participle form of the verbs in the box.

break ​bring ​look ​practise ​realise ​start

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Sifan won the race, the world record. for his phone, Felipe found his lost student card. a lot, Amaya’s piano playing improved dramatically.

We’ve decided to see the film at seven o’clock. he was lost, Rob phoned his friend for help.

Leo has bought a house in Barbados, the number of houses he owns to six.

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The twins / have / a birthday party / tomorrow

Some rich people / own / houses / all over the world

My mum / work / from home / today

your neighbour / build / an extension / on his house / ?

Tommi / not tidy / his room / very often

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The museum / have / a lot of interesting objects

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an / the / Waiting / Amal / saw / bus, / accident / for to / game / Nancy / a / played / Wanting / video / relax, buying / The / an / a / is / woman / actress / coffee catching / six / train / I’m / leaving / at / the cakes / were / you / some / coming, / got / Knowing / I saving / painted / Piet / the / money / himself, / a lot of / house

MODIFYING COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

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Every summer I’m going to visit my grandparents in the country. They living in a tiny village and their life is a lot quiet than mine in the city. My grandfather is growing vegetables, and my grandmother keeps goats.

I learned how to milk the goats last year. Watch my grandma do it, it looked easy, but it was a slightly more difficult than I expected. This summer she teaches me how to make cheese from their milk. The longer I stay there, I feel the more relaxed. When I leave school, I’m going to live in the country and make cheese.

This / than / is / a / comfortable / sofa / that / more / one / lot exciting / getting / series / more / and / This / more / is house / the / is / His / far / in / street / by / oldest / our bigger / Their / media / bigger / social / getting / and / following / is slightly / I / colour / looks / think / here / better / in / this

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bigger ​bit ​deal ​more ​​older

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My flat is 100 m2, your flat is 98 m2.

Your flat is a than mine.

Every year you have to pay more to rent a flat.

It gets expensive to rent a flat.

The first exam was quite easy, but this exam was really hard.

This exam was a great than the first one.

The number of people in the village is increasing as people move from the city.

People are moving to the village from the city, so the population is getting .

My school bag gets heavier every year!

I get, the heavier my school bag gets!

1 Complete the lists with the words in the box.

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COMMUNITY AND CONNECTION

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VOCABULARY

8 Complete the dialogue with comparative and

superlative phrases. Use the correct form of the words in brackets.

A: Which house is your favourite?

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A: Oh, yes! Every time I look at the photos, it gets 5 . (pretty, pretty) How much is it?

B: Actually, it’s 6 than I remember. (deal, expensive) But I do like it.

A: Me too. This is getting 7 ! (and, complicated)

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Every summer, thousands of twins 1 gather / genuine in Twinsburg, Ohio, USA, for the Twins Days Festival. For many it’s a great opportunity to create a social 2 network / obligation. At the festival, twins 3 interact / belong with other twins, and they 4 identify / participate in many social events. Many twins say that they have a special 5 bond / obligation, and the relationship with their twin is the most 6 meaningful / identify one they have. In fact, Twinsburg has several sets of identical twins who met at the festival and later got married! Maybe that’s not so strange, because who can 7 identify / participate with you and your twin’s relationship better than other twins?

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belong ​bond ​gather ​genuine ​ identify with ​interact ​meaningful ​ network ​obligation ​participate in

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WRITING

2 Read the email again. Does Kirsten answer all the questions Lucas asks? Write the answers.

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2 How does the family celebrate it?

3 Why is it important to Kirsten’s family?

1 Read the task. Then read the email below. Where does Kirsten live?

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You have received this email from your English-speaking friend, Lucas.

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Can you help me with a class project? My class has been talking about different kinds of family celebrations in different countries.

Can you tell me about one in your country which is important to your family? What does it celebrate? How does your family celebrate it?

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Hi Lucas,

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Lovely to get your email! The project sounds interesting. Let me help you!

Here in Sweden, Midsummer, in June, is a popular family celebration. It celebrates the longest day of the year, when it doesn’t get dark all night. It’s a great time for a party and, for me, it’s by far the best celebration we have.

For Midsummer, my whole family comes together at my grandparents’ house, in a beautiful rural area near Stockholm. Because the party celebrates nature, it takes place in the garden.

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UNIT 1 ALL TOGETHER NOW

make notes for each paragraph.

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OPENING phrase

2 PARAGRAPH 1:

A short opening paragraph, referencing the email you received

3 PARAGRAPH 2/3:

One or two main paragraphs, answering the writer’s questions.

Say which country you are from.

4 PARAGRAPH 4:

A short final paragraph

5 CLOSING phrase

5 Before you write your email, note down any phrasal verbs or other informal language you can use.

EXAM TIP

When planning the ideas for your email, also think about vocabulary like phrasal verbs that you can use to write in an appropriate informal style.

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Leaving the city early, we all arrive by 11 am and help with the preparations. We pick wildflowers to decorate the tables, set up the music and prepare the food. We’re planning the food at the moment. There will be fish, summer fruit like strawberries, and many other delicious things! The party starts with lunch and carries on all night! I love the way all the generations of our family get together to eat, dance and share our lives. It’s important to feel we all belong together, and it creates a genuine bond every year. We always look forward to it.

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LANGUAGE FOCUS Read the email again and complete the table below.

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Write soon,

What is the celebration and where is it?

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EXAM TASK LISTENING PART 3

EXAM TASK WRITING PART 2

6 You have received this email from your

English-speaking friend, Fiona. Write an email to Fiona. Use the information in your notes to write the email. Write 140–190 words.

Inbox

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A No one expects you to buy any drinks.

Subject: Cultural celebrations in your country

B Spending time outside is good for my

Can you help me with a class project?

My class has been talking about cultural celebrations in different countries. Can you tell me about one in your country which your family celebrates? What is the cultural celebration? How does your family celebrate it?

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C There are a lot of inexpensive shops to look round.

D Being a fan makes me feel like I’m part of the team.

E My friends and I do what we like and don’t bother anyone.

F It’s like being at home when I’m there.

G I can take part in team sports there.

H I can get myself something special I can afford.

Write soon,

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SELF-EVALUATION Content: Have you answered all the questions?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly so the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

Language: Have you used an informal writing style and vocabulary?

LISTENING

Speaker 1 Speaker 2 Speaker 3

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1.1 You will hear five short extracts in which teenagers are talking about their favourite place to spend time with friends. For questions 1–5, choose from the list (A–H) the reason for their choice. Use the letters only once. There are three extra letters which you do not need to use.

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When you listen, pay attention to functional language which points to the speaker’s reason for choosing that place.

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Are your own experiences similar to any of these teenagers? In what ways?

1 Where do you like spending time with friends when you’re not at school? Make notes.

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I love playing paddle tennis because it’s a great way to keep fit.

It’s a really relaxing place, which is why I like it so much.

It’s a great place to go as you never get bored.

I always find nice clothes there. That’s why it’s my favourite.

I think the best thing about it is that all the food is homemade.

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Underline the words in these sentences that indicate a reason.

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PEOPLE SAY WE ARE LOSING OUR SENSE OF COMMUNITY.

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Two or three communities / groups that I know something about:

I’m working with:

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Why are we losing our sense of community?

2 PREPARE People in my group:

Don’t reject any ideas at the brainstorming phase. Write them all down.

Tips for Prepare

Discuss these questions:

The community/group we have chosen to look at is:

Issues they face:

Where can we look for solutions?

Who will research what?

When do we need to finish this research?

My issue to research and find possible solutions for is:

How can we research these issues and possible solutions?

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Tips for Think

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We shared our research. Our main findings are: The issue(s) we decided to present:

Tips for Develop

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Tasks for my group Name

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The most effective solution(s):

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Equipment / Media I could use in the presentation: computer, phone, photos, projector, recording, other

Tips for Present

Look at your notes, but don’t read every word – look at the class, too.

Does everyone know what they’re doing? ✓ ✗ Do we know which order we are presenting in? ✓ ✗ Have we got everything we need? ✓ ✗

Draw a face to show how you feel.

After the presentation

Questions / Feedback from the class:

SELF-EVALUATION

I can …

Things I want to improve:

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UNIT 2 MONEY MATTERS VOCABULARY

3 Complete the text with words from Exercises 1 and 2. Use one word in each gap.

OUR RELATIONSHIP WITH MONEY

When I went to university for the first time, I had to learn how to manage money. I used my student loan to open a bank 1 and got a bank card.

My parents weren’t 2 , but I suppose at home we had a reasonable standard of 3 , and so at uni I lived the same way, and paid with my card without thinking about how much I was spending. But, for a student, that lifestyle was 4 !

After six weeks, the bank told me I was £300 in debt. It took me six months to pay it 5 , with interest! I didn’t have any money to 6 on, I mean, to buy food, so how could I pay my 7 to the bank? I had no idea about money! Why didn’t we learn how to make a(n) 8 at school? In the end, I got a part-time job in a coffee shop just to make ends 9 . And now I’m a lot more careful with my money. With the loan and my job, I can even put money 10 for a treat sometimes.

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Across ➜ 1 I’m planning to my bank loan quickly. (3,3) 5 Jan doesn’t have much money, so a new car is . (12) 7 My brother got into when he spent money on his credit card. (4)

Down 2 A lot of teenagers get a monthly from their parents. (9) 3 I try to some money every month for my summer holidays. (3,5) 4 The city was so expensive that Ella found it hard to meet. (4,4) 6 I don’t earn a lot, so I have to make a for my spending. (6)

2 Complete the sentences with the words and phrases in the box.

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READING

1 Have you ever been in a place where you

couldn’t pay in cash? What was your reaction?

2 Read the first paragraph of the blog post

on page 13. What were the two reactions of the man buying potatoes?

3 Read the rest of the blog post and answer the questions.

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2 What is his conclusion?

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Our is a lot better than it was for my grandparents. They never had holidays.

Do you understand how the works?

When I hear financial experts, I’m lost!

When I opened my , I downloaded their app so I can see exactly what I’m spending.

Some singers are so that they own several big houses.

My dad said when he got his first flat, he was so poor he had to pasta and tomato sauce.

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IS THIS THE END FOR CASH?

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Yesterday I saw an advertisement on TV which got me thinking about how we pay for things. In the ad, a man was buying some potatoes at a market stall. When he got out a £10 note to pay for them, the stallholder told him he could only pay in cryptocurrency! The man looked astonished, and then he got annoyed, but the stallholder wouldn’t let him pay for the potatoes in cash.

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The product being advertised actually had nothing to do with potatoes or money. The absurd situation in the ad was meant to be funny, and it made me laugh. However, these days a similar situation isn’t as unlikely as it used to be. 1 Nowadays, though, fewer and fewer people are paying that way, even for small purchases like a takeaway coffee or a bar of chocolate. By 2017 in the UK, card payments had overtaken cash as the most widely used payment method. 2 No one asks for cryptocurrency, of course, but increasingly the only way to pay is with a bank card or your phone.

Is it possible that paying in cash will die out, and what will happen if it does? I went on the internet to research it.

4 There I discovered, among other surprising facts, that the number of banknotes in circulation at the moment is double the amount of ten years ago. That works out at an average of £1,000 per person! But, of course, most people don’t keep that much cash at home, so where is it all? Obviously, some of it is used by customers to pay in shops, restaurants and so on. Banks need cash to give to customers and for ATMs (there are about 45,000 of these in the UK). 5 Finally, the Bank says that large sums of money are held abroad or put aside for illegal use. This is known as the shadow economy.

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So, is cash likely to disappear? The Bank of England says definitely not. One reason is that many people still like using cash. A lot of people who use it say that it’s a helpful way to manage their budget and be aware of how much they spend. 6 So it seems I don’t need to worry, and I can just laugh at the ad on TV.

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Who is this most likely to affect? Paying digitally involves having a bank account, but also remembering a personal identification number or a password, or downloading an app onto a smartphone. All this can be difficult for older people who aren’t used to using technology. 3 Children and young people may not have a bank account either, although there are many schemes now which are designed to allow teenagers to spend their allowance with a bank card.

EXAM TASK READING AND USE

OF ENGLISH PART 6

4 Read the blog post again. Six sentences have

been removed from the blog post. Choose from the sentences A–G the one which fits each gap (1–6). There is one extra sentence which you do not need to use.

A The Bank of England has a useful section

In a text, one sentence often refers backwards or forwards to another sentence.

Yesterday I saw an advertisement on TV which got me thinking about how we pay for things.

In the ad, …

‘The ad’ here refers back to the advertisement on TV mentioned in the previous sentence. It is also referred to in the last sentence of the blog post!

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B People prefer using a card as the fastest and most convenient way to pay.

C Also, there are still people who put cash aside as a form of savings.

D Even fifty years ago, most people paid for all their shopping in cash.

E What’s more, nowadays it’s more common to find you can’t pay in cash.

F They feel more secure with money in their wallet or purse.

G Above all, most businesses still accept cash, and have no plans to change.

EXAM TIP

post. What do they refer to?

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2 All this (paragraph 3) 3 it does (paragraph 4) 4 it (paragraph 4) 5 that much cash (paragraph 4) 6 of these (paragraph 4) UNIT 2 MONEY MATTERS

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GRAMMAR

3 Complete the text with the correct form of the

PAST TENSE REVIEW

verbs in the box.

not be ​buy ​go ​not have ​sell ​ not understand ​walk ​wear

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Yesterday, Roberto 1 was walking / used to walk away from the ATM when he 2 realised / had realised he 3 was leaving / had left his bank card in the machine. Luckily for him, no one 4 had seen / used to see it and it 5 was / was being still there.

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When Marcia was born, her grandparents 6 opened / used to open a bank account for her. Every year, on her birthday, they 7 were putting / used to put money in the account, but they 8 had never said / didn’t use to say anything to Marcia. Then, on her eighteenth birthday, they 9 were giving / gave her the bank book. Imagine her surprise when she saw that there 10 was / used to be over £5,000 in her account!

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ohanna saw a beautiful hand-knitted jumper in a shop window one day while she 1 home from school. It reminded her of a jumper her grandma 2 years ago. She 3 enough money to buy it then, but when she received her monthly allowance, she 4 to the shop to buy the jumper. But she was disappointed.

They told her they 5 it the day before, and there 6 any more.

A week later, it was Johanna’s birthday and after school her friends gave her a present.

They 7 her the jumper from the shop! It was a really nice jumper, so they 8 why Johanna started laughing when she opened it.

COUNTABLE AND UNCOUNTABLE NOUNS

4 Complete the table with the nouns in the box.

allowance ​advice ​bread ​equipment ​hour ​ jacket ​music ​sandwich ​song ​umbrella

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UNIT 2 MONEY MATTERS

. (good news) I’ve got ! (Saturday job) B: Well done! I said you’d find in the end. (work) 2 A: Don’t forget to pack . (warm clothes) It gets cold at night.

B: I’ve got (cotton jumper) . (jeans) Is that enough? and 3 A: I need . (advice) I’m getting . (new glasses) Can you help me choose them?

B: Yeah, sure. Making like that on your own is always hard. (decision) 1

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As she (go) to football practice, Lauren saw a £20 note lying on the pavement and (pick) it up.

Xavier (never sold) anything online before, so he wasn’t sure how much to charge.

That restaurant (not be) popular, but now it’s always full. (pay) off all her Once Amelia debts, she had a lot more money to live on.

I told you three times this morning to take some money, but you obviously (not listen).

CONJUNCTIONS

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6 Choose the correct answers.

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Jacob was allergic to milk, dairy, eggs and gluten.

1 Since / Therefore, there were lots of things he couldn’t eat, like ice cream. 2 However / So, his mum didn’t give up. She looked everywhere for dairy-free ice cream 3 but / so that he could eat it, 4 but / as a result she didn’t find any. 5 So / Because, she decided to make some herself! 6 Therefore / In order to do that, she experimented in her kitchen with different ingredients and made a delicious ice cream for Jacob. 7 Because / So that everyone she knew liked her ice cream so much, she started to sell it in local shops. 8 As a result / However, she created a business which has now made her a very wealthy woman!

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I saved most of my allowance I could buy a ticket for the music festival.

Alana wanted to hire a DJ for her party. , her parents said no. manage your money, it’s essential to make a sensible budget.

The youth club organised a disco to raise money. , they were able to get some new sports equipment.

Rasmus came from a wealthy family, he didn’t have any student debt.

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The assistant says that jacket is , but they’re getting some more in next week.

There are lots of international in the clothing industry.

Yes, we have those shirts .

What size are you? in shops. I just go in, I hate buy what I want, pay and leave.

I couldn’t go to the sales for a week after they started, so the coat I wanted was .

Oh, that’s lucky! The item I want is this week. It’s half price.

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My sister spends ages in stock in fashion shops but she never buys anything.

She’s not an ideal chain !

Shopping malls are boring. The shops are always the same consumers – there are no original or different places to shop.

I don’t usually bother with the sales. My feet are so small that there are never many shoes browsing in my size. They are usually still full price.

Before I go to a shop, I often look online to make sure what I want to buy is unavailable .

I hate getting asked for feedback just after I’ve made a sell out . How do I know if it’s a good product yet? It’s still in the bag!

I tried to buy tickets for the concert, but they were all exported in an hour!

In many chain stores, some sizes are always on offer in the shop. You can only buy them online.

I hate the way sports companies produce their trainers in countries where it’s cheap, and then purchase them to other countries to sell at high prices.

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Talking in general terms about a topic

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Write an essay about the following topic: Shopping online is quick, easy and generally a positive experience. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

Give reasons for your answer and include any relevant examples from your own knowledge or experience.

Write your answer in 140–190 words.

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Good websites make shopping online easy, and companies have more products and sizes on their website than they have in stock in their shops.

People get the item delivered quickly to their door and save time by not going out to shop.

However, websites make everything look good!

Therefore, you don’t know if you like your purchase until it arrives. It can be complicated to return something and get your money back. Also, online shopping is difficult for teenagers if they don’t have a bank account.

In my experience, shopping online can be complicated and frustrating, so definitely not a positive experience. I have had problems with the quality of items and returning something that wasn’t right. What’s more, I can’t pay without a card, and last time I asked my parents to do it, they said no! As a result, I prefer to do my shopping in a real shop.

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Look at your notes in Exercise 4. Which ways to generalise from Exercise 3 can you use in your essay?

6 Your teacher has asked you to write an essay about the following topic.

Teenagers should get a monthly allowance so they can learn how to budget. To what extent do you agree or disagree with this statement?

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EXAM TIP Although you won’t hear exactly the same words or phrases as you read in sentences 1–10, the meaning is the same. However, the word or words you need to write are all words the speaker says.

You do not need to change anything.

Check your writing: Content: Have you included pros and cons and given your opinion?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly in a way the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

Language: Have you made enough general points?

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Liam gave Sam 4 for every lesson, though Sam wasn’t expecting payment.

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1 USING APPROPRIATE GESTURES AND BODY LANGUAGE

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REVIEW 1 UNITS 1 & 2 GRAMMAR 1

VOCABULARY 1

1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

Hi Dad,

Knowing / We are knowing you like postcards, I 2 send / ’m sending you this one from NYC, the most exciting city ever!

Everything people 3 say / are saying about it is true! The food 4 tastes / is tasting delicious and the traffic 5 never stops / is never stopping. 6 Walking / We are walking along Fifth Avenue yesterday, we saw Tom Hanks!

Tonight we 7 go / ’re going to see a Broadway show.

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Hope you’re well! I’ve arrived at university!! (more/ The more I find out, 1 excite) I feel about being here! I’m sharing a flat on campus with three other students. It wasn’t easy arranging all my stuff because my room (deal/small) than my here is 2 bedroom at home, but I did it in the end. I need (lot/tidy) than to make sure it’s 3 it was at home, or it will be impossible to find anything . I’m not a very good cook but I’m (bit/good) with practice! getting 4

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I’m looking forward to seeing you!

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We have lectures or seminars every day. Getting around this enormous campus was hard at first, (easy/easy). but now it’s getting 5 (lot/ Everyone on my course is 6 friendly) than I imagined, so I’m making lots of friends. You know how shy I was, but now the (confident) more people I know, 7 I feel. It’s great!

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Our city centre is changing. In the past, the main streets were 1 culturally diverse / overcrowded and full of traffic, but now there are more 2 suburbs / pedestrian zones in the centre with lots of 3 culturally diverse / rural restaurants, cafés and shops. What’s more, better public 4 outskirts / transport links into the centre mean people can leave their cars at home. So, these days, this 5 rural / urban area is a much nicer place to go out and enjoy yourself!

Another change is that many people have moved from the city centre to new houses on the 6 outskirts / residential, with better 7 local facilities / pedestrian zones like libraries and schools.

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1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

the sentences.

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My granddad used to make / was making beautiful furnitures / pieces of furniture when he was younger.

This morning I took / was taking the dog for a walk when I saw / was seeing my friend in the park.

She said that it was the first time she had ever eaten / ever used to eat sushi.

My cousin is looking for someone who can give him an / some advice about travelling in South America.

My sister is looking for a summer job / work before she goes back to university.

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When young people leave home, they often find it hard to 1 live on / put aside the money they have. It’s hard to maintain the 2 economy / standard of living that you had with your family.

You have to be quite 3 unaffordable / wealthy to rent your own place, so many people share accommodation in order to 4 make ends meet / pay off. It’s important to work out your 5 allowance / budget to avoid going into 6 bank account / debt, but it’s not easy. Maybe that’s why a lot of young people still live at home.

, I’ve decided to open a bank

account.

B: I did that, but I got a credit card, too.

2 , I always spend more than I realise.

A: Yes, I thought about that, 3 I’ve decided not to get a card. I’m going to get an app on my phone instead, 4 keep track of my spending.

B: Oh, that’s a good idea!

A: I’m going to use my app to set limits, too, 5 I can save more easily.

B: I wish I could save money! 6 , my allowance is small, and that makes it harder.

SELF-ASSESSMENT!

3 Look back at your work in Units 1 and 2.

A: Is that a new jumper? It’s really nice. Was it

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B: No! I don’t buy luxury 1

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I usually buy clothes in the in the shopping centre, which are a lot cheaper, especially if they are 3 in the sales. But this jumper isn’t new. I bought it in a charity shop, so it was really cheap. I often go in there to 4 on my way home from school. You never know what they’ll have 5 , though, so sometimes I don’t see anything I like.

A: I tried to buy a nice jumper online the other day, but I was too late. They had already 6 of my size.

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2 Circle the area of grammar that you need to work on more.

3 Underline the area of grammar that you think you will use most in future.

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3 Complete the headings in the leaflet with compound nouns from Exercise 1.

ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES

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Change to an energy company that uses renewable energy.

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We can’t keep putting waste in holes in the ground. We need to recycle and reuse things more. urban sprawl / landfill Those factory ships are going to catch more fish. Do you think there will still be fish in our oceans in a few years’ time? rising sea levels / overfishing I can use less paper and recycle any paper and cardboard I use. It’s a small step but it will help. deforestation / air pollution Experts think that by 2050 there will be 9.7 billion people on Earth. Is that too many? fossil fuels / overpopulation This is a big problem for polar bears. They live on the ice and there’s less and less of it. global warming / household waste

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Salim Vazquez is on the Caribbean coast, preparing to dive into the water near Puerto Viejo, a city in the south of Costa Rica where she is a sea ambassador. Before she dives, she puts some leaves from an almond tree inside her diving mask. Later, when she’s in the water, she’ll remove them. The natural oils in the leaves will help her see through the mask more easily. Salim won’t use chemicals to do this because she knows that they’re bad for the environment.

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A scuba diver

Until recently, she didn’t know how to dive and she couldn’t afford lessons, but Salim is part of an organisation called Ambassadors of the Sea Community Diving Centre. It not only gives young people the opportunity to do important 17 conservation work in the Caribbean, but it also helps them find a purpose in life and improve things for their community.

These young people clean the seabed, monitor the coral reefs, analyse water pollution levels, and look for old ships under the water – underwater archaeology.

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The idea for the organisation came from María Suárez Toro when she realised that in Costa Rica scuba diving was something tourists did but that local people, especially younger people, found it harder to do because it was very expensive. She decided to offer young people in Puerto Viejo the chance to help protect their own environment. The organisation offers free training courses in different types of diving, underwater archaeology and coral monitoring. In order to participate, young people need good grades at school, and they also have to cook a Caribbean meal (to show that they are going to continue to preserve their culture and traditions), help with beach cleaning, become a sea ambassador, and take part in other activities that the dive centre organises.

encourage people to become more aware of how their behaviour affects the environment, so they give up their bad habits. The centre has become like another family for her. She has just finished high school and she is going to start a degree in oceanography soon. In the future, she hopes she will run a project to help sharks – her favourite animal.

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Two important changes are happening in the water here in Puerto Viejo. For years, there was no way to keep the water clean, but now local companies are going to build a new water treatment plant. During the COVID-19 pandemic, when there were fewer boats and people in the water, water pollution decreased and there was more coral and more sea animals than ever before. The young divers continue to monitor them carefully.

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EXAM TASK READING AND USE OF ENGLISH PART 5

3 Now read the article again. For questions 1–6, choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which you think best fits according to the text.

4 Why did María Suárez Toro start Ambassadors of

the Sea Community Diving Centre?

A She thought scuba diving should be cheaper for everyone.

B She wanted to encourage everyone to learn to scuba dive.

C She realised that not everyone who lived locally had the chance to scuba dive.

D She thought it was a good way to help students get better marks at school.

5 What is one of Anumí’s aims as a sea ambassador?

A to give things she finds in the sea to others B to help people learn how to protect the environment C to encourage others to study oceanography D to advise people that sharks are in danger 6 What does the article say about the future of Puerto Viejo?

A Local people will help to build the divers a new headquarters.

B There won’t be as many boats or divers in the sea to harm the sea life.

C There will be many more sea ambassadors.

D The young divers can help create sea ambassadors all over the world.

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A all the environmental problems mentioned in the article.

B the idea that environmental problems can be solved.

C solutions for environmental problems in our cities.

D how young people around the world can help the environment.

2 What does the writer suggest about Salim Vazquez?

A She travels around the Caribbean area.

B She is contributing to the problem of water pollution.

C She needs help to understand how to protect her environment.

D She is aware of things that can cause environmental problems.

3 What does it refer to in line 17?

A The organisation Salim is part of B The fact that she could not dive until recently C The Caribbean sea D The work she does in the ocean 1

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WILL AND GOING TO

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In the future, I think we will / are going to use electric cars.

I can’t play tennis with you later. I’ll / I’m going to meet Delia at the eco shop.

Will you / Are you going to go on holiday this summer?

Don’t worry. We won’t / aren’t going to be late.

Phew! It’s 7 am and it’s 30 oC. It will / ’s going to be a hot day.

We will / ’re going to start a recycling scheme at school next week.

In the future, we won’t / aren’t going to use plastic very much, I don’t think.

Please don’t put that bottle in the general waste.

I ’ll / ’m going to recycle it for you with my stuff.

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B: I don’t know. Let’s ask our science teacher.

A: you (go) to the archaeology talk tomorrow?

B: Yes, I am. What about you?

A: Can you come to the cinema tonight?

B: I don’t know. Hang on! I (ask) my mum now.

A: Look at those black clouds. It (rain).

B: Never mind. Let’s stay in and watch a film.

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’ll visit / ’s going to visit

Sandra her grandparents in Galicia in August.

2 One day, I New York.

That’s my dream!

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singing competition next month.

4 Oh no! They aren’t playing well. They . ’ll go / ’s going to go 5 Aitor

to climate action club on Thursday after school.

6 Look! There’s Maya. I and ask her now about the recycling project. will study / ’re going to study

COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADVERBS 5 Complete the table.

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By 2050, 68% of the world’s population 1 (live) in urban areas and overpopulation and urban sprawl 2 (be) a reality. We know from what’s happening already that cities 3 (expand) very quickly, so we must plan more green spaces.

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We arrived earlier / the earliest than the other students for the exam.

Adil climbed higher / the highest of all the students on the climbing wall.

Juno can speak Portuguese more fluently / the most fluently than Alvaro.

Benji looks happier / the happiest today than yesterday.

You worked better / the best of all of us today.

Well done!

We all sing well but Sergio sings more beautifully / the most beautifully.

Who do you think works harder / the hardest in our class?

Marc’s group did their project more carefully / the most carefully than us.

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Raul and I will go to look round the shops later.

Do you want to come with us?

Silvia speaks more quieter than Erin.

Have we run out of bread? I’m going to get some on my way home.

I think everyone will use electric cars in 2030.

Of all the students in my class, Inés eats the most slowest at lunchtime.

Are we going to watch the film about coral reefs at lunchtime?

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I read an article the 3 day about shrimp fishermen in the Gulf of Mexico, 4 are now using nets with special turtle excluder devices, or TEDs, to catch shrimps. 5 of these TEDS, tens of thousands of turtles have been able to escape 6 the nets instead of drowning. Curiously, 7 they started using these nets, the fishermen have also been catching more shrimps, 8 everyone is happier.

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Cities are a major cause of environmental damage, and Amsterdam, where I live, is a good example. Increasing urban sprawl is destroying the natural habitats of wild animals, especially insects and birds, and the heavy traffic creates air pollution. There are a lot of environmental problems here, but for me bad air quality is the worst.

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Content: Have you answered the questions and included all the points?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly?

Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

Language: Have you used complex sentences correctly?

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You hear a teacher talking to a class. What does he want the students to do?

A bring fruit and vegetables to the main hall tomorrow B come to a meeting of a new environmental group C get involved in looking after the school garden You hear two friends talking. What are they doing?

A going for a walk by the sea B drawing birds for a school project C cleaning up a beach You hear a telephone call. Why is the caller feeling stressed?

A He thinks his dog is ill.

B His dog ate something bad two days ago.

C The vet can’t see him until the afternoon.

You hear an old man talking about the past.

What does he prefer about life now?

A using digital technology B being able to cycle everywhere C having a parking space for his car You hear a TV news report. What does the Dutch designer’s new invention do?

A It shows a lot of traffic ads.

B It produces air for many trees.

C It helps to clean the air.

You hear part of a classroom presentation.

What is the boy explaining?

A a way to recycle plastic waste from the ocean B a solution to a marine problem with waste C a way to rescue sea creatures from the ocean You hear part of an interview with a scientist. What is the focus of her research?

A endangered animals in Canada B ways to protect one species in Canada C the effects of climate change in Canada You hear two friends having a conversation.

What is the boy’s opinion?

A He’s very enthusiastic and thinks it’s a great idea.

B He isn’t very interested and doesn’t think it will happen.

C He’s surprised but thinks it’s a good idea.

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Every year, in New York, Milan and Paris, fashion shows present what we will see in the shops in a few months. One summer, the new 0 trendy item is a pair of multi-coloured trainers. The following year we should all wear

Hawaiian shirts with white trainers. Then the next big thing is longsleeved blue and white 2 T-shirts with wide jeans, or 3 maxi-dresses. Designers manage to create 4 new styles that we long to have in our wardrobe. Either that, or they rediscover vintage fashion, when the ‘latest’ fashion is a 5 style from decades ago. Anyway, I’ve decided that enough is enough. From now on I’m going to develop my own 6 style.

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My dad thinks he looks but his clothes are very old-fashioned!

That dress has a lovely pattern, with lots of pink and white roses.

I prefer the grey and black skirt to the plain one. It’s more stylish.

At the opening of parliament, the officials wore clothes.

As a lawyer, he has to look , so he wears a smart suit.

When it’s cold in the winter, I wear a sweatshirt to keep my head warm.

Is that photo of your parents on their wedding day? Your mum’s dress is so .

I don’t know why I put on a top this morning.

It’s quite cold today!

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Jeans first became a men’s fashion item because of in the USA. Young people started wearing jeans because they liked wore them.

The blogger thinks it would be impossible to jeans now.

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The results of that magazine vote in the UK on the best fashion trend of the last century are in. Guess what came top – jeans! So, why are they so popular?

Our jeans are usually dyed, washed and treated with chemicals to make the denim softer and look older. However, these processes are bad for the environment. Raw denim, the material when it’s first made, is hard and stiff and lasts for decades.

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USED TO AND BE / GET USED TO

used to or used to and the verbs in the box. be ​buy ​go ​not have ​ not see ​spend ​take ​not wear

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sentences. In one case both answers are correct.

Nadia isn’t used to cooking / used to cook, so the pasta sauce she made me today didn’t taste very good!

Karl got glasses last year. At first it was hard for him to be used to / get used to wearing them, but now he says it’s fine except when it rains.

Berta didn’t use to / wasn’t used to like girl’s clothes when she was younger. She loved baggy clothes and hated pink.

I used to be / ’m getting used to being very lazy, but not anymore. This year we’ve got important exams, so I’m used to / getting used to making a work plan and trying to revise every night. But it’s hard!

A: Are you used to living / Have you got used to living in the village now?

B: Yes, I’ve been here over a year. It feels like home.

When Esme started college she didn’t use to catch / wasn’t used to catching the bus, so in her first term she often missed it. But now she ’s used to / get used to getting up earlier, and she doesn’t have a problem.

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My job is better now that I’ve become more accustomed to such early starts. USED My job is easier now because I so early.

As a child I always wore the same clothes as my brother.

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How are you adapting to your new life in the country?

GETTING How are you in the country?

They hadn’t run a business before, so it was hard for them.

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Samira wanted to be fashionable, so she 1 a lot of clothes and accessories. Her cupboards were full, and it 2 her ages to decide what to put on. In fact, there were lots of things she 3 at all. So she decided to stop buying clothes for a year. It wasn’t easy. She 4 shopping every Saturday with her friends. But, slowly, she 5 at home more, and doing other things with her friends. Her family were happy too, because they 6 Samira so much. But the biggest change for Samira was that she 7 money in her purse! Now she could 8 her allowance on other things.

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The fashion show was amazing, loud and colourful. ✓ / ✗ They bought me a gold, little, beautiful bracelet. ✓ / ✗ She’s wearing a green and blue, fantastic, silk dress. ✓ / ✗ He’s making some complicated, white, cotton jeans. ✓ / ✗ How much is that lovely, small, black, leather bag in the window? ✓ / ✗ Those shoes are ugly and uncomfortable and expensive. ✓ / ✗ We’re going to stay in a new, luxury, big hotel on the coast. ✓ / ✗

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You can see from old photos that Connor didn’t 1 to follow fashion.

There’s one where he was wearing an old, pink 2 green, checked shirt that could be his grandad’s! Anyway, last year he started wearing fashionable clothes. I remember he , leather, bought an amazing 3 hooded jacket, for example. We weren’t used to 4 him dressed so well, and at first 5 we used laugh at him, but he didn’t care. Nowadays I often go shopping with him and I’ve got 6 to him giving me advice. The other day he stopped me buying , ripped jeans some expensive, 7 because he said dark colours are unfashionable now! Sometimes I can’t 8 used to the new Connor.

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How can you get away from fast fashion? It’s difficult if you always want to 1 wear the latest styles but can’t afford to buy 2 expensive clothes from exclusive fashion houses. I asked a friend for some advice. First, she said, look for things that are more classic, things that don’t 3 stop being fashionable, basically because they’ve never really been 4 the latest style in the first place! Obviously, no one wants to appear 5 old-fashioned, so she says the secret is to develop your own personal 6 style. One way to do this is to use 7 smaller items to accompany clothes like jewellery, belts or hats, to change the way you look. This can really make a difference if you need to 8 look smart for a special occasion. She also said it’s better to save up your money to buy better-quality clothes, so they don’t 9 get in a bad condition too quickly.

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LANGUAGE FOCUS Read the essay again and complete the table below.

A Young people often follow the same fashion trends, but some influencers encourage young people to develop their look …

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Firstly, most shops sell the latest fashions, and these are often the cheapest items. Trying to buy clothes that are not in fashion can be a difficult, frustrating experience. My sister used to wear baggy skater clothes, but she could only find them in specialist shops, and they were a lot more expensive.

5 Read the task in Exercise 7 and plan your essay.

When planning your essay, try and include at least one example from your own experience, or from friends or family, to support your arguments.

Make notes for each paragraph.

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Many teenagers experiment with different styles before they decide on one they feel comfortable with, and their personalities are still developing and changing. I think that’s a positive thing.

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For questions 1–7, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

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B he held it in a shop so people could see everything.

C there were only jeans and sweatshirts.

7 After organising the clothes exchanges, Konrad A doesn’t enjoy other people wearing his clothes.

B appreciates getting new clothes for free.

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B was because his friends needed some clothes.

C developed out of a discussion at school.

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B he thought it would be complicated.

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A: Do you fancy coming shopping with me on Saturday afternoon? I 5 (look) for a present for my granny. It’s her seventieth birthday next month.

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(she/have) a big party?

A: I’m not sure, but I think we 7 (organise) a surprise party for her with the family. She loves surprises!

B: That’s a lovely idea, but knowing you, it 8 (be) difficult to keep it secret!

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nimal life on Earth started in water.

Prehistoric fish evolved when their heads 1 and fur / tails became separate from their body. Then some fish grew legs, with feet and 2 claws / horns, and walked out of the water onto land. Today, lizards remind us of these.

Birds evolved, according to one theory, from small dinosaurs that walked on two legs, and started living in trees. Dinosaurs’ skin was covered in 3 scales / shells, but over millions of years they developed 4 feathers / hooves to keep them warm, 5 wings / fins so they could fly, and then 6 beaks / paws evolved from their jaw bones so they could use them to help catch and eat their food.

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We are already planting more trees for the villagers to use in a few years, but we need to act 5 faster / the fastest to protect the forest where the gorillas live now. Therefore, we are giving local people an alternative fuel so they can cook 6 more responsibly / the most responsibly. In this way we think we can solve the problem.

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A lot of household waste / urban sprawl isn’t recycled, so it has to be put into global warming / landfill.

There’s so much fossil fuels / water pollution in our rivers that it’s leading to overfishing / species loss.

In countries like Colombia, Indonesia and Malaysia, governments have taken action to protect tropical rainforests and they have succeeded in reducing the rate of deforestation / global warming.

Because of air pollution / overpopulation, there is an increased human demand for food and water, which leads to other environmental problems.

Many coastal communities are in danger of disappearing under water because of deforestation / rising sea levels.

Household waste / Fossil fuels, like oil and gas, formed naturally from the remains of plants and animals.

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VOCABULARY 2

1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

1 Complete the conversation with the words in the box.

In two cases both answers are correct.

When I was at primary school, my mum didn’t use / never use to let me choose my own shoes.

Instead, she 2 used to / was used to choose me sensible, black, leather shoes for school. They were always the same, and after a while I 3 got used to / was used to wearing boring shoes, but I still 4 used to / was used to look in the shoe shop window and dream of wearing fashionable footwear. Of course, I 5 didn’t use to say / wasn’t used to saying anything to my mum. Then, just before I started secondary school, I saw some amazing, black and red trainers in the shop window. I told my mum about them and to my amazement, she gave me the money! I 6 used to / was used to her saying no, so I asked her why she’d agreed this time. She said I was old enough to buy my own clothes, and I should 7 be used to / get used to shopping on my own.

That was three years ago, and now 8 I’m used to going / I usually go shopping with my friends.

But I still can’t 9 be used to / get used to being able to buy any kind of shoes I want.

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A: I’m looking for a present for Chris.

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silk scarf, with lots of different tulips? It’s lovely and bright – I’d like it!

A: For you, yes, but I don’t think it’s really Chris’s style. It’s too 2 ! She likes dark colours and more 3 patterns, like stripes.

B: OK! Not that, then. What about a 4 top, for the hot summer? This 5 blue and white one is nice.

A: Oh yes, it’s really 6 , and 100% organic cotton!

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beautiful ​colourful ​flowery ​ sleeveless ​striped ​traditional

I really like that hoodie. (cotton / purple / second-hand) Kate is wearing a dress. (beautiful / flowery / long / silk) Oh, look at those ankle boots! (brown / leather / pretty) This is a really sweatshirt. (fashionable / striped / black and grey) I can’t believe he spent £350 on those trainers! (designer / red / ugly)

3 Look back at your work in Units 3 and 4.

environmental issues describing animals adjective suffixes fashion 1 Tick ✓ the vocabulary group that had the most new words for you.

2 Circle the vocabulary group that you need to work on more.

3 Underline the vocabulary group that you used most in class this month.

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2 Circle the area of grammar that you need to work on more.

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If you want to find out what’s going to be 1 in fashion / unfashionable next season, study the shows of famous designers in Paris, Milan and New York. Most of us can’t afford to buy 2 accessories / designer clothing, though, so we rely on the high street chains to copy the 3 looks / dress up seen on the catwalk so that we can 4 follow fashion / go out of fashion. The problem with clothes, though, is that from one year to the next they become 5 unfashionable / wear out. So, if we don’t want our clothes to go 6 in fashion / out of fashion we need to go shopping again. But at least your clothes don’t have time to 7 dress up / wear out!

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FOOD AND HEALTH

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does her good baked beans on toast. She eats it every day!

B: That’s because she can’t cook! But she insists it’s a very 2 junk food meal.

A: Well, I think it’s a very 3 balanced diet . I’m trying to eat a more 4 nutritious . It’s not easy, but I’m already 5 living on the amount of 6 poor diet I eat such as burgers and pizza.

B: Really? Good for you! That’ll 7 cut down on .

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If you eat a good variety of food groups, we call this a diet.

2 Fast food is often called food.

3 An amount of food for one person is a .

4 If your diet isn’t very good, we say it is .

5 When you only eat certain foods, we say you on them.

6 If you eat less of a food, you down on it.

7 Food grown with no harmful chemicals is .

8 If you eat a lot before a meal, you may your appetite.

9 If foods are beneficial, we say they you good.

10 If a food is made in a factory with lots of additives, it’s .

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chocolate 3 junk food / organic food 4 food in season / processed food 5 food that does you good / food that spoils your appetite

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When I tried to cut 1 on eating unhealthy food, it was hard, because I practically lived 2 ready meals from the supermarket. But there’s so much salt in 3 food like that.

4 Just one small , not even the whole meal, can contain the total recommended daily amount of salt. In fact, reading all the ingredients is enough to spoil your 5 anyway! It definitely wasn’t 6 the kind of food I knew I should eat.

My problem is having no time to cook. I could eat more raw fruit and salads that are 7 season, but that really isn’t a(n) 8 diet either, is it?!

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1 Read the title and the article. For each teenager, decide if the change was because of a person or a situation.

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I wasn’t really bothered about food. I just ate what my parents served up, without thinking about it. Then, last year, we started cookery classes at school, and amazingly, I got into cooking.

Understanding how all the different techniques work, and the order to add ingredients, is like applying chemistry. So, if you cook fast or slowly, for example, it can have a totally different effect. I experiment with combining different ingredients with herbs and spices to create flavours. Of course, I began to pay attention to the food I’m eating more, too. At weekends I sometimes go food shopping with my parents, and then I help do the cooking.

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When I first left home to go to university, I was pretty useless at looking after myself. I’d never cooked a meal and didn’t know how to do it. As a result, I lived on ready meals which I heated up in the microwave, or ate far too many takeaways. A healthy balanced diet it definitely wasn’t!

When I mentioned this to my cousin, he explained how he learned to cook. It’s easy, just go on the internet! If you watch videos of people cooking, they’ll tell you all the ingredients you need and you can copy the way they do things. It was brilliant advice! Watching videos, I found out how to prepare and cook all my favourite meals. I became quite a good cook and I love inviting friends over.

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I was a fussy eater when I was a kid. The list of things I wouldn’t eat was pretty long! I mostly lived on burgers and chips, but it didn’t bother me. When I was 15 I went on an exchange visit to France. My host family was large, with loads of people round the table to eat.

They told me what the food was, and I think they asked what I wanted, but I didn’t understand so I just nodded. It all looked very different from my usual food, but there wasn’t anything else, so what choice did I have? I ate it, and, incredibly, everything tasted delicious! Now I love travelling, and trying local foods is always one of the highlights.

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My best friend at primary school suffered from food allergies. He couldn’t eat eggs, gluten or dairy products like cheese. He had to bring his own lunch and snacks to school, and if someone brought a birthday cake, he couldn’t have any. He never seemed to mind, though. He admitted he didn’t really think about it because he was so used to it, but I felt sad on his behalf. Most of the food I loved, like pizza, he wasn’t allowed to eat. It made me realise how fortunate I was to be able to eat anything without worrying about the ingredients.

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EXAM TASK READING AND USE OF ENGLISH PART 7 more than once.

Which teenager did research into healthy food? had a very restricted diet? makes a surprising comparison about cooking? realised something by comparing themselves with someone else? found the situation at mealtimes wasn’t as bad as they feared?

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suffered from their lack of practical skills? 6 7 tries out new ways to prepare food? has complete strangers to thank 8 for something? discovered a more relaxing point of view? 9 made preparing meals difficult for 10 family members?

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VERBS FOLLOWED BY GERUND OR TO + INFINITIVE

ZERO AND FIRST CONDITIONALS

3 Choose the correct answers to complete the

1 Put the words in the correct order to make

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A: If you 1 I2 my way home.

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(do) that, (cost) a lot more!

A: This cheese is delicious. Would you like some?

B: No thanks! I love cheese but it doesn’t like me. If I7 (eat) it, I 8 (feel) quite ill.

A: If you 9 we 10 before we go out.

(not cook) dinner now, (not have) time to eat it

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(feel) a lot healthier if (cut) down on eating so

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If you stop 1 about how to feed everyone in the future, it’s obvious we need 2 things differently. We must try 3 food that doesn’t require so much so many chemicals water, avoid 4 food in food production, and stop 5 thousands of miles across the world. That’s why I have moved to the new sustainable Re-gen village here in the Netherlands. I love 6 able to grow all my own food. The people who to a live here have managed 7 mostly plant-based diet. With some fish, and eggs from our own chickens, it’s more sustainable.

We hope to become self-sufficient in our use of rainwater, and we water by 8 want to recycle our waste as fertiliser and animal food. There are no cars here, and people are or cycle, or catch encouraged 9 buses for longer journeys. Does this sound like the future? I hope so, and I really recommend 10 it. It will definitely help the environment and it’s also a lot healthier!

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She managed eating / to eat the fish, but she didn’t like it.

On the way home, they stopped buying / to buy some sweets.

We love going / to go to a restaurant at the weekend.

Lunch is ready! Did you remember getting / to get the bread?

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EXAM TASK READING AND USE

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On the way home from the gym, Mo bought a pizza.

STOPPED On the way home from the gym, a pizza.

She has no memories of the visits to the farm when she was little.

REMEMBER She the farm when she was little.

Mary’s ambition is to play football professionally one day.

HOPES Mary footballer one day.

I wasn’t able to stop myself eating junk food.

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Taking our raincoats was a waste of time.

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I’ll never forget eating in that restaurant.

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FOOD ‘FACTS’ The internet is 0 of information about food that is bad for us, but is it correct? Thirty years ago, fat was the 1 of a healthy diet. Suddenly, the shops were full of products which were 2 in fat or fat-free. However, people that these products often didn’t 3 . In fact, had a lot of added sugar 4 5 of a balanced fat is an essential certain diet, as it is the only source 6 important vitamins. Fat also helps 7 stop you feeling hungry. So, a diet lacking you to eat more. in fat will 8

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2 Read the review again and make notes in the

table. Does the writer answer all the questions in Exercise 1?

A REVIEW did they do at the party?

Information about the place

You see this advert on the website of your local newspaper.

How they celebrated the birthday

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We are looking for reviews of places to have birthday celebrations where you live. Your review should include information about the place, how you celebrated the birthday, and the food. Would you recommend going there to other teenagers?

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PARAGRAPH 1: Information about the place

If you’re looking for a different kind of celebration, you’ll love Party Central.

I went to a friend’s birthday there recently and I recommend trying it. We really enjoyed ourselves.

PARAGRAPH 2: What kind of celebration you had

Party Central is great for teenagers because you can choose from several different activities, as well as getting party food and a birthday cake. Party Central offers parties with bowling, karaoke or paint ball, and coming soon, an escape room.

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SELF-EVALUATION

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Check your writing:

You see this advert on a website.

Content: Have you answered the question and included all the points?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly in a way the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

Language: Have you used gerunds correctly to give advice and recommendations?

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Javier travels widely for his job and some of the locations are very , including jungles and deserts.

His timetable usually involves starts and long days.

Most of the food is prepared on set in a special van.

Hot sandwiches are very popular in winter, when customers often have cold .

As well as cooking and clearing up every day, Javier has to buy food for the following day.

Among the reasons he gives for loving his job are the several of holiday he gets when filming is finished.

Javier says that film catering is a great job for someone who is looking for an as well as varied work.

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We can find out more about this issue and possible solutions from: My role is: Roles of other people in my group:

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Plan who does what.

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– Would you like to (do) …?

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• work constructively in a group presentation.

• engage an audience in a presentation.

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PHRASAL VERBS AND TECHNOLOGY

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back up ​check in with ​go down ​ log in ​print out ​scroll through ​set up

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HOME | FORUM | LOG IN I read about a couple who 1 the wrong boarding pass for their holiday. They 2 to the website, 3 their booking, and accidentally downloaded the boarding pass for the return flight. The airline 4 them by email the day before the flight, but because by then they were travelling, and they hadn’t 5 email on their phones, they didn’t realise. They had to pay over £100 at the airport for new boarding passes!

These days travel is all digital, so you have to be careful. I always 6 passes and tickets in the cloud, and I also print a copy just in case the internet 7 .

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They say technology makes life easier, and most of the time it does, but not always. If a company’s IT systems check in 1 unexpectedly, everything stops and no one can do any work. Then, if customers try to set up 2 to that company’s website, it will tell them to try again later. The other day I went down 3 my laptop at the end of the day without logging in 4 all the websites I’d been on. The next morning, when I went online to log off 5 with my friends, I couldn’t shut down 6 the internet. It said there was a system error. Luckily, I have everything started up 7 on my phone, so I didn’t panic. Anyway, often the best solution is to turn it all off and then turn it on again!

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I went to a concert last week. I hadn’t printed out / set up the ticket, but I had it saved on my phone in two different places in case the internet logged off / went down!

I tried to check in with / start up with my class teacher online just now, but I couldn’t log in / scroll through. There was a problem with the learning platform.

Have you backed up / shut down all the slides for our presentation tomorrow? We don’t want a disaster!

My cousin has set up / printed out a new gaming app on her laptop, but now it takes ages to go down / start up.

When you finish using the library computer, don’t forget to log off / check in with.

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Do you do any video gaming?

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What prediction about VR gaming hasn’t come true yet?

What do gaming experts think about VR gaming now?

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This new computer software’s really . I learned how to do everything in an hour.

This pizza is absolutely .

I’ll never eat it all. Do you want some?

OK, the present cost €32, and there are four of us, so your is €8.

It’s easy to download the you need for developing phone apps.

So, is VR the future of gaming? Gaming analysts predicted that it would quickly represent the biggest share of the gaming market, but in fact, it’s still quite small. There could be several reasons why it hasn’t managed to become more popular. Perhaps people are happy with the games they already play. Headsets are still not always comfortable to wear for long periods. Or maybe it’s just that many gamers have never had the chance to try VR for themselves. Whatever it is, analysts are confident we will all be VR gaming soon!

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But have you tried virtual reality (VR) gaming – wearing a headset so you feel as though you are inside the game, interacting with its world? When VR gaming started in the 1990s, the headsets were large, heavy and very expensive, so most people couldn’t afford one. The first headsets you could wear comfortably appeared in 2012. The company that made them also provided tools and software so that games developers were able to create new games and applications specifically for VR. Other gaming companies joined in, and the technology developed quickly. Nowadays, the whole experience is more user-friendly, and players are able to scroll through varied VR games menus to find exciting, interactive games. There’s a global community for VR gaming, so you can check in with other players, too. You should try it!

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I was able to get a new battery for my phone. (manage)

We can come to the party on Saturday. (will/able)

His parents couldn’t buy him a new phone. (able)

Francesca was able to use a tablet when she was two. (could)

I’m not able to back up the coursework. (can)

They weren’t able to print out the tickets. (manage)

UNIT 6 WHAT’S NEXT?

EXAM TASK READING AND USE

OF ENGLISH PART 2

EXAM TIP

Remember that contractions count as two words, not one, so you cannot use them to fill the gaps.

4 Read the text below and think of the word which best fits each gap. Use only one word in each gap. There is an example at the beginning (0).

When I started preparing for my first 10k race, I was to keen 0 to invest in a running watch so I 1 monitor my training. I did some research on various websites in 2 to find a suitable one. Although there are watches with a wide range of different features, a beginner runner 3 me would never need most of them. In the end, I went to a specialist shop and explained 4 I wanted: a watch with a display that I would be 5 to see on a sunny day, and basic features 6 as time, speed and distance. I didn’t need a long battery life, either, and 7 it was possible to buy a fairly cheap one. When I got home, I tried to set up the watch, but I couldn’t understand the instructions. However, I 8 to find an online video guide that helped me do everything quite easily. Now I can keep track of everything!

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Camilla was extremely / quite pleased when she got the job. It was a dream come true.

The library computers start up rather / completely slowly, so put one on a couple of minutes before you need to use it.

It’s somewhat / very cooler than yesterday, but it’s still too hot!

This gaming computer is incredibly / rather fast compared to mine. It must be really powerful.

That video game is fairly / really exciting, but this one is incredibly good.

I was slightly / really annoyed when Alexi broke my phone screen and didn’t even apologise.

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We had a problem with the Wi-Fi yesterday, but I could fix it by resetting the router.

When Carolina heard a noise downstairs, she was absolutely terrified, but it was just the cat.

Could they manage to repair the damage?

Were you able print out everything for the presentation?

I was disappointed rather when I didn’t pass the exam. I’d worked extremely hard for months and felt really confident.

I’m very sorry I won’t be able to attend the meeting next week, as I will be away.

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8 Complete the conversation with the phrases in the box. extremely unlikely ​incredibly quickly ​ fairly difficult ​quite possible ​ really worried ​pretty dramatic

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Gemma couldn’t call the new student about the project because she’d put the number in her phone.

The amount of up-to-date technology people buy is totally .We have to stop upgrading so often.

My granddad remembers a world without the internet, but I can’t imagine being from modern communications networks and search engines!

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B: What? Don’t you think that’s a 2 way of looking at things? In my opinion that’s 3 . So, stop worrying! We don’t live in a science-fiction film! But apparently, it’s 4 that AI will affect the kind of jobs people will do in the future.

A: The problem is, the technology is developing 5 and most people don’t really understand what’s happening, so it’s hard to know what to believe.

B: That’s true. We definitely need more legal restrictions, although it’s 6 to imagine what difference they will make to our everyday lives.

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LANGUAGE FOCUS Read this sentence from the story and answer the questions.

Unfortunately, it contained his wallet – with his bank card – and his phone.

Stories Wanted! Write a short story for our magazine. The best story will win a book voucher!

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When Andy realised he didn’t have his jacket, he decided to get off the train at the next station.

He was on the first train of the day from Winchester to London to visit his grandparents.

It was early and he felt extremely sleepy, so he hadn’t noticed his jacket had disappeared.

Unfortunately, it contained his wallet – with his bank card – and his phone. Andy thought it had been stolen. He didn’t know what to do, or who he could contact. All the numbers were in his phone anyway.

You can use the exam task to ask yourself questions to help plan your story. When planning, you can think of more than one answer to each question, then choose the best ideas. This will help you create your story.

5 Read the task in Exercise 7 and plan your story.

Make notes of your ideas. Then choose the best ideas for your story and try to think of a good ending.

What message was Gemma expecting?

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Who made the suggestion?

How does the story end?

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Who is Alex?

EXAM TASK WRITING PART 2

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6.1 You will hear an interview with a man called Ivan Katz, who composes music for video games.

For questions 1–7, choose the best answer (A, B or C).

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composing film and game music is that A a film composer starts work when the film is completely finished.

B a video game composer has to play the game before they start composing.

C a composer of game music is involved from the creation of the game.

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A He writes samples to help the developers decide on different aspects of the game.

B The samples he writes come after the planning of the game.

C It’s a fairly quick process to write and edit the samples he writes.

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A He has to try and imagine how players will navigate through the game.

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B He was working a lot in Hollywood and so didn’t have time.

C He was totally focused on writing music for television.

2 How did Ivan begin writing music for video games?

A He contacted someone in a gaming company.

B A man representing an orchestra asked him to do some work.

C An agent told him that it would allow him to fulfil an ambition.

3 Ivan learned from composing on his first gaming project that A he preferred writing music for films.

B writing that kind of music wasn’t as easy as he had imagined.

C conducting a full orchestra was very complicated.

4 Ivan says the music for films and games is similar because A it’s not something the person watching or playing is aware of.

B it’s usually very dramatic.

C it uses the same instruments and musical styles.

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Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly in a way the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you explained the events of the story clearly?

Language: Have you used narrative tenses and adverbs correctly?

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1 USING APPROPRIATE GESTURES AND BODY LANGUAGE WHEN SPEAKING TO OTHERS

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VOCABULARY 1

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A: When Mum 1 (make) dinner for us every night after work, she 2 (not have) any time for herself. And she does it almost every night! So, I’ve got an idea. If you and I 3 (take) turns to cook dinner every week, it 4 (make) things easier for her. What do you think?

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A: This strawberry yogurt looks good. The label

says it’s 1 added / high in protein and 2 low in / dairy fat.

B: OK, read the ingredients. Does it surprise you?

A: Wow! The second ingredient, after milk but before water and strawberries, is sugar!

B: Right. Low-fat and 3 fat-free / rich in products often have a lot of 4 added / low in sugar. It’s crazy.

A: So, what shall we buy?

B: Well, plain yogurt made with 5 whole / source milk is the healthiest, because it’s 6 rich in calcium / calcium-free and a good 7 source of / high in fat-soluble vitamins.

A: But it tastes horrible!

B: Well, you need to eat more 8 dairy / whole. This Greek-style yogurt tastes good, and we can buy some strawberries to put in it.

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I’m very busy but I’ve finally managed 1 (find) time to tell you my news! (tell) you Do you remember me 2 that I entered a recipe competition? Well, because (make) cakes, I sent in a l enjoy 3 recipe for a special spice cake. I created a recipe (use) nuts, wheat, which avoids 4 eggs or dairy so that people with those allergies (win) can eat it. I didn’t expect 5 but I did, and the prize is a cookery course with a famous chef! As I hope 6 (become) a chef myself one day, it’s really (work) exciting! In fact, I’d like 7 in one of his restaurants one day. If I do well on the cookery competition, maybe he’ll consider 8 (give) me the opportunity!!

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I was extremely / slightly surprised to see Nico.

I thought he’d moved to Australia!

It gets fairly / very cold in Finland in the winter, as low as –45 °C. My dad’s laptop is really / slightly heavy. I don’t know how he carries it around!

That gaming console is completely / quite good value for money, but it’s definitely not as good as some of the others we have in the shop.

The software was absolutely / rather difficult to get used to at first, but I really like it now.

The exhibition was absolutely / slightly fascinating. I didn’t want to leave!

SELF-ASSESSMENT!

3 Look back at your work in Units 5 and 6.

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2 Circle the area of grammar that you need to work on more.

3 Underline the area of grammar that you think you will use most in future.

The number of people who are tricked by fake websites (comfortable) reading. Many is 1 scammers set up sites using well-known companies’ (legal), brand names, even though it’s 2 but if you look carefully, it’s not 3 (possible) to identify scam websites. This is worth taking time over, because if you are scammed, you’re extremely 4 (likely) to get your money back. On a fake website, the company’s contact details are often (complete) and you might missing or 5 (regular) notice lots of mistakes and 6 spellings. The most important thing to check is whether (correct) when the domain name is 7 compared with the official website. Finally, check how long the website has been active for. Fake websites often (appear) suddenly, so a appear and 8 fake website won’t have been active for very long.

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We decided not to go away for our holiday this year. We’re having a gap year / staycation instead.

I love swimming in the sea and surfing, so I prefer a beach / working holiday to a city / minibreak.

Between school and university, I wanted to take a gap year / package holiday and go backpacking / ecotourism around Europe. Unfortunately, I don’t have enough money, so I’m planning a(n) adventure / working holiday picking fruit in France.

I’m a big fan of ecotourism / staycations, so I’d love to go to Costa Rica, stay in the jungle and volunteer for a conservation programme.

My grandparents prefer to go on a short activity holiday / mini-break every couple of months rather than have one long holiday.

The best way to practise ecotourism is to have on a staycation. You protect the environment by not flying to abroad, and you obviously benefit the local community. Why not stay on a small hotel in your hometown and go for local sights that you don’t usually have time to visit?

READING 1 You are going to read a blog post about taking a working holiday in your gap year. What do you think the biggest worries would be for young people planning a gap year?

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that the salary isn’t fantastic, and the shifts are often long.

If you’ve had enough of city life and want to see the countryside, there are opportunities there, too. Tour work, which mainly involves working on activity or adventure holidays, is one good option. You may need a driving licence or more specialist qualifications, for example Another benefit in scuba diving or first aid. 5 is that these posts are usually in great locations and can be a lot of fun if you’re also prepared for working long, hard days. What’s more, you can often do the activities for free on your days off!

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The final type of employment is known as regional work. This is farm work that involves manual labour like picking fruit, looking after sheep or cows or planting crops. It’s by far the most arduous work backpackers do, with very long hours, and is usually badly paid, although there may be free meals and accommodation in remote areas.

6 The reason is that if you work for 88 days in total (not necessarily all at once), you can apply for a visa to stay a second year. However, if your gap year is just that, because you’re going back home to study or start a career, regional work is probably something to avoid.

EXAM TASK READING AND USE OF ENGLISH PART 6

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A In cities, they range from working in

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backpackers’ hostels to shopwork or working in coffee shops or restaurants.

B It’s basically an official way to finance a backpacking holiday, but also gives you the opportunity to immerse yourself in a different culture.

C If you have a working holiday visa, you’ll hear people talk about regional work.

Australia and New Zealand is such a good idea.

E So it’s hard to imagine why backpackers want to do it.

F However, it’s also possible to learn new skills, build on the experience you already have and even get a certificate while you’re working.

G But apart from that, it’s up to you to decide where you go, how many of the six months you work, and when.

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Our multi-activity island holiday, 1 starts and finishes in Dubrovnik, has everything you need for an adventure. The tour guides 2 look after you are all experienced and speak excellent English. We guarantee you’ll you’ll love the small family hotel 3 stay for the first two nights. This is also where you’ll is included in the have breakfast, 4 price. A picnic lunch is provided. For dinner, we can you recommend local restaurants 5 can try typical Croatian food.

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As well as / Also working in a coffee shop, Paula was an artist. The problem was she hadn’t sold many paintings, 2 although / however she was a good painter. 3 Also, / As well as she had a very original style. All she needed was for people to see it. 4 However, / Moreover, she didn’t have a place to show her paintings. So, she asked the owner of the coffee shop if she could put some paintings on the walls there. 5 Whereas / As well as Paula was very hopeful, the owner wasn’t so sure, but she said Paula could try it. The customers liked her paintings. 6 Furthermore, / While she actually sold one in the first week.

7 In addition, / Whereas the man who bought it said his friend had an art gallery nearby.

8 While / However he couldn’t make any promises, he told Paula he would ask his friend to come and have a coffee and look at the art.

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I think that’s the hostel. My friends stayed there last year.

Jenni helped me learn to paddleboard. She’s in my class.

Our tent is really easy to put up. We bought it last year.

I think that’s the boy. He came to the beach with Mike yesterday.

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The adventure holiday, where / which involved trekking and climbing, was a bit scary!

The tour guide that / who showed us around knew a lot about the history of the city.

The first people we met, which / who had been there before, gave us a lot of good advice.

Everyone loved the hotel, where / which was right in the city centre.

Sadly, I couldn’t find the place where / that I’d eaten such delicious food the day before.

My friend Elena, that / who went on an activity holiday, broke her arm on the second day.

We went back to the restaurant where / which we had been to on the first day, but it was full.

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They are buying souvenirs. They are buying postcards. (as well as)

Amir was very nervous. Amir enjoyed the helicopter ride. (although)

The excursion was boring. The tour guide was very unfriendly. (in addition)

We weren’t sure we could afford it. Rosa said she didn’t want to go. (moreover)

The holiday was expensive. The holiday was worth it. (though)

COLLOCATIONS WITH TRAVEL, TRIP AND JOURNEY 1 Put the words in the box into the correct circle. Indicate whether journey, travel or trip comes before or after the words in the circle.

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B: Yes, it was great. We camped on the coast and on Saturday we went on a 2 and saw some dolphins and seals. How was your weekend?

A: Nice and quiet! You know I went on that 3 with my boss last week? Well, after working non-stop, we left Argentina on Thursday evening for the 4 back to London. I didn’t sleep at all on the plane, so all I did this weekend was sleep!

A: I love 5 to driving.

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B: Yes. If I’m taking a 6 to the beach on a Sunday, I always catch the train. No traffic jams or problems parking and it’s eco-friendly, too!

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B: No, we don’t need any of that. We can make all the 10 ourselves! I’ve found some great offers online for flights and accommodation. Honestly, organising 11 is so much easier these days when you can do everything online!

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Does the writer answer all the questions in the task?

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What the activity was

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Would you recommend this activity to other people your age?

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EXAM TASK WRITING PART 2

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Content: Have you answered the question and included all the points?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly so that the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

Language: Have you used extreme adjectives correctly?

LISTENING

You hear a woman talking about a staycation.

What does she say about it?

A It worked well because they organised everything together.

B The local area had more places to visit than she expected.

C They ate at restaurants they had previously been to at weekends.

You hear a telephone call. How is the girl feeling?

A worried about the situation B tired from all the waiting C pleased about the evening ahead You hear a park ranger talking. What is he explaining?

A how to ask for a wilderness permit B the most important rules when camping C where to throw away your trash when you’re in the park You hear a woman talking about a holiday she had when she was young. What is her opinion about holidays then?

A Greece was the best place for backpackers.

B Arranging holidays was hard because there was no internet.

C She appreciated being able to decide things as she went along.

You hear two friends talking about the girl’s holiday job. What is the boy’s opinion of it?

A He thinks her holiday job sounds boring.

B He thinks the working conditions sound good.

C He is pleased he isn’t working there.

You hear part of a talk. What is the purpose of the talk?

A to compare different kinds of transport B to prepare people to take a boating holiday C to encourage people to consider taking a boating holiday You hear two teenagers talking about their dream holiday. What do they agree on?

A They don’t like campsites.

B They would go somewhere by the sea.

C They wouldn’t enjoy going together.

You hear a man talking about a trip he went on.

What sort of trip was it?

A his first holiday abroad B a driving holiday along the coast of Portugal C a language exchange to practise his Spanish

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Possible consequences of this issue

The issue we will research is:

This results in …

As a consequence, …

This means that …

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After the presentation

Questions / Feedback from the class:

Things I did well:

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In the past, you had to in every race to be a successful F1 driver, but now it’s much safer.

A lot of people because someone else in their family was already a fan.

If you’re a professional footballer who plays a lot of matches, you are likely to at least once in your career.

Athletes who get injured in training often to get fit in time for an important event.

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We’ve organised this competition raise money for charity.

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Most people face a challenge their life at some point.

Gwyneth Paltrow is an actress, but she is also famous promoting a healthy lifestyle.

Why do you risk your life climbing without ropes?

I’ve suffered an injury my knee so I can’t do any sport at the moment.

She needs to train hard the triathlon.

Some people don’t support a team their hometown. They just pick a team in the top division.

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What do you think the article is about?

2 Read the article quickly. Check your answer to Exercise 1.

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Alcaraz was born in 2003 into a tennis family. His grandfather had helped to create a tennis and swimming club in El Palmar, Murcia, in Spain.

Alcaraz’s father was a professional tennis player as a teenager, but he didn’t have enough money to continue. Instead, he founded a tennis academy at the club in El Palmar and became its Director of Tennis. He gave Alcaraz a tennis racket when he was four and became his coach. Alcaraz has been playing tennis ever since.

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Ferrero has used his knowledge of the professional game to help guide Alcaraz to the top. Although tennis is an individual sport, his family have always tried to be Alcaraz’s team and support. His older brother Alvaro has often travelled with him to other countries, and his parents and younger brothers are there supporting him at important matches, too.

When he was 15, Alcaraz was part of the Spanish team at the Junior Davis Cup in Budapest, Hungary. The finalists were France and Spain. France won the first match. Alcaraz played the second match, and got so nervous that he was losing 6–4, 5–3 and 30–40. France just needed one more point to win the Cup. Amazingly, Alcaraz not only won that game, but managed to win the match. He then played in the doubles match, which Spain also won, to claim the Cup. The way Alcaraz faced this challenge was another sign that he would be a successful professional.

Alcaraz ‘s first professional match took place in Rio in 2020, when he was only 16. He won his first match but lost the second. Since then, however, he has made rapid progress and won many matches. He has learned how to play on different types of courts, as well as how to deal with the pressure of playing in big matches all over the world. He is likely to win many more titles in the future. His tennis is dynamic and athletic, with a wide variety of shots, and his technique has certainly improved. Nevertheless, those who have watched him play from the beginning say that, in many ways, he has been playing like that since he was ten years old.

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He was unusual even then because he was able to quickly adapt his style of play if necessary. He trained hard and was never afraid to try all the different shots he practised in training in matches, too. He didn’t like losing, though, and when he was a child, he was well known for losing his temper on court and throwing his racket. He would even cry and refuse to leave the court at the end of a match if he lost. However, he also recovered quickly, and ten minutes later he was smiling again. Nowadays, Alcaraz has become famous for smiling during matches, even when he is losing.

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3 Read the article again. For questions 1–6, choose the answer (A, B, C or D) which you think best fits according to the text.

4 What is the writer’s purpose in the fourth

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A To demonstrate that Alcaraz is seldom nervous in important matches.

B To talk about the amazing players in the Spanish team.

C To make us appreciate Alcaraz’s skill as a player.

D To show that Alcaraz has the qualities to be a top tennis player.

5 What does the fifth paragraph say helped Alcaraz’s professional career?

A He found a coach with the right experience.

B His victory in Budapest enabled him to leave home.

C He and his brother started playing together.

D His family went with him to every tournament.

6 What does the final paragraph emphasise most about Alcaraz?

A That Alcaraz has a great future ahead of him.

B That Alcaraz’s tennis hasn’t changed as much as people would think.

C That the start of Alcaraz’s professional career was a disaster.

D That Alcaraz has worked hard to improve all aspects of his tennis.

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A The people closest to Alcaraz were confident he would be successful.

B He had nearly won a big tournament before the US Open.

C No one expected him to win the US Open.

D It took him one year to become the world number 1.

2 How did Alcaraz’s family give him the chance to be a tennis player?

A His parents always wanted him to be a professional tennis player.

B His father insisted that he play tennis every day.

C He was brought up in a tennis environment.

D His grandfather sent him to a tennis club when he was four.

3 How has Alcaraz’s approach to matches changed since he was a child?

A He doesn’t mind playing older players anymore.

B He can adapt his game better now to help him win.

C He no longer reacts badly when he loses.

D He takes longer to recover from disappointments.

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Don’t worry, the season hasn’t finished 6 .

But we play City next week. Have we 7 beaten them?

It’s OK, Shaw will be back! He’s 8 scored twice this season.

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you / buy / a new tennis racket / ? (yet)

We / know / each other / we / be / eight. (since)

I / understand / the rules of / cricket. (never)

Keely / come / second / at the World Championships / again. (just)

they / qualify / for / the World Cup / ? (ever)

he / not lost / a match / this year. (still)

Alexi / be / twenty, / but / she / be / a professional athlete / four years. (for)

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The latest round of the F1 season 1 (start) here in Imola, Italy, with qualifying rounds yesterday and the race today.

However, it 2 (rain) heavily for the past two days, and the drivers 3 (complain) about the dangerous conditions since yesterday. For the last hour the teams 4 (discuss) the situation. Now they 5 (ask) the organisers to cancel the race. ‘We 6 (risk) our lives in qualifying already,’ one driver said, ‘and the track 7 (become) even more dangerous since then. We can’t race.’

PRESENT PERFECT AND PAST SIMPLE

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He has been / has been being injured twice already this season.

She has won / has been winning three gold medals at this Olympics.

Have you run / Have you been running? Your face is all red!

We ’ve played / ’ve been playing tennis every day this week.

Have you waited / Have you been waiting a long time in the queue for tickets?

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He has been riding a bike since he could walk and has been a member of a cycling club 2 ten years now. He’s a talented cyclist, who trains hard, and he has 3 represented his country in competitions at junior level. He could definitely turn professional, but the problem yet whether he is he hasn’t 4 wants to focus on road or track racing. A lot of track events are 5 at the 6 Olympics, but Jonas has won any important track races. He has done better on the road, 7 , and now that he’s nearly 18, a professional road racing team has just 8 him a contract. They want his answer soon, but he still hasn’t made up his mind.

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The team has been winning six trophies in the last three years.

She hasn’t already been to the World Championships and she’s feeling nervous.

I’ve learned how to windsurf for weeks now but I’m still not very good.

We’ve only been playing for two minutes and my team has yet scored!

We have been following his career since many years. He’s amazing!

Have you ever come first in a race when you ran for the school athletics team, Dad?

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Now he’s excited because the team is a(n) 9 in the Challenge Cup! He hopes they win.

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After coming fifth in the World Championships in 2017, she won gold in 2019. (two years later)

In 2016 she changed coaches. In 2017 she moved to France to train. (the following year)

Katerina left school at the age of 18. (when)

Then she became a professional athlete. (since then)

Posts should be between 140 and 190 words.

NEVER GIVE UP Katerina Johnson Thomson, or KJT, is a British heptathlete. When she was 14, she had been doing athletics for several years, but she couldn’t decide which athletic event to specialise in. So, her coach persuaded her to try the heptathlon, which has seven different running, throwing and jumping events.

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In 2019, she won the gold medal at the World Athletics Championships, breaking the British record. However, the following year, she suffered a serious injury to her Achilles tendon. Most athletes would probably have given up and retired from athletics, but KJT was very determined. Incredibly, she started to train hard again a few months later.

Then, in 2023, she came first at the World Athletics Championships for the second time.

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Content: Have you answered all the questions in the task?

Communication: Are your ideas explained clearly so the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you explained when events happened and linked them together?

Language: Have you used time phrases correctly?

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ASKING QUESTIONS AND ENCOURAGING CONTRIBUTIONS FROM OTHERS

How can I say ‘Really?’ to mean all these different things?

I’m surprised!

Are you crazy?

Interesting!

This is so boring!

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After the discussion I did these things well:

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1 Join the sentences using a relative pronoun and a

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activity holidays ​backpacking ​ camping holiday ​city break ​ecotourism ​ package holiday ​staycation ​working holiday

This is a photo of the hotel. We stayed there in Venice.

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Furthermore / Whereas many holiday companies offer holidays in crowded tourist resorts, we specialise in remote areas. We offer camping trips in the Moroccan desert, 2 as well as / even though cruises to Antarctica and other remote destinations. 3 However, / In addition, you will travel with our expert guides.

4 While / Also you may think our trips are expensive, in fact you’ll be surprised at how low our prices are. 5 Although / Furthermore, our attention to detail will make your holiday unforgettable! Book online or by phone.

6 Also, / As well as we are happy to answer all your queries by phone any time from 8 am to 8 pm. 7 However, / Whereas don’t wait too long, or you may miss your remote holiday of a lifetime!

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My mum and I went on a to London for five days. We visited lots of museums. because Jane didn’t enjoy the it rained a lot and her tent had holes in it!

I think the best holidays are where there are lots of sports to do.

Everyone in my family cares about the environment, so we decided to book a holiday that focuses on . We’ll stay on a farm and help pick organic fruit!

When I finish university, I’d like to go around Thailand and Vietnam.

If you want to travel but you don’t have enough money, a is often a good idea, like working in a hotel in a different country.

My granny says she was always a big fan of having a holiday at home, even before people started calling it a .

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France through an online 4 , It was quite a tiring overnight 5 but we didn’t mind because the farmhouse was amazing. We went on a lot of day 6 to interesting places nearby.

One day we went on a boat 7 down the river to see some castles. Unfortunately, home was the return 8 complicated. The first train was cancelled, and the second one had no room for bicycles, but luckily the third one was OK!

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A: My mum 3 (play) it when she was at school. It’s a bit like hockey, with a stick, only with a net on the end to catch the ball.

It 4 (start) in North America hundreds of years ago, she said, and used to be very violent!

B: It sounds awful! Why 5 (they / decide) to put it in the Olympics again now?

A: Good question! This article says that the last time they 6 (have) lacrosse at the Olympics, in 1908, there were only two teams! But since then, it says, it 7 (become) quite popular in many countries.

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Some climbers love the sport so much that they’re prepared to to do it.

When he was a professional player, he so many that they ended his career.

Alicia in the race, so she got a bronze medal, but she was very disappointed.

They are the gymnastics in Sweden next month.

I think this campaign to a healthy is very effective. that loses It’s quite hard to most of their matches!

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These days professional tennis 1 (nutrition) to help (play) consult a 2 them with their diet. They often have the support of (special) in sports psychology, a3 (train), too. and a fitness 4

If you’re a 5 (commentate) at a big event like the Tour de France, you need to be able to pronounce all the names of the 6 (cycle), as well as recognise their faces in the peloton.

It’s a hard job!

SELF-ASSESSMENT!

SELF-ASSESSMENT!

3 Look back at your work in Units 7 and 8.

3 Look back at your work in Units 7 and 8.

holidays and travel collocations with travel, trip and journey competition and challenge suffixes for personal nouns 1 Tick ✓ the vocabulary group that you have improved the most in.

2 Circle the vocabulary group that you need to work on more.

3 Underline the vocabulary group that you think you will use most in future.

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2 Circle the area of grammar that you need to work on more.

3 Underline the area of grammar that you think you will use most in future.

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2 Complete the text with the words and phrases in the box. cram ​focus ​get distracted ​grasped ​​revise ​ to-do list ​test yourself

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1 Look at the photos and the title of the article

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My dad was in the military, so our family moved around quite a bit. By the age of ten I had been to six schools!

It was hard making new friends and then having to say goodbye, and I wasn’t motivated to study, so we decided boarding school was the best option. I missed my parents at first, but I quickly made some close friends, and it was fantastic knowing that I didn’t have to move again. I found the schoolwork a challenge to start with, because I’d been to so many different schools that taught different things, but the teachers helped me a lot and I soon caught up.

What I liked most, though, was always having my friends around to do after-school activities with. We had a lot of fun!

When I was 14, I had an accident and had to stay in hospital for a few months. I was worried about missing school, but in Australia there’s Hospital School for people like me. At first, I couldn’t get out of bed, so a 1:1 teacher taught me on the ward. That was pretty useful, because I could ask questions, and she explained again if necessary. However, I couldn’t get distracted, or she would get annoyed! Then I got a wheelchair, so I went to the classroom next to the ward with other children, which I liked better. There, the timetable was the same as schools outside: 9.15 to 3.15, with breaks. The teachers have a really hard job. They need to teach you everything you’d learn at your own school, so they have to prepare individual lessons for each child.

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So, I did an audition to go to a local secondary school specialising in music and dance, and passed. You do all the normal subjects, like history, maths and science, but you also do two hours of music or dance every day.

I loved being at a school where I could identify with my classmates, and we could talk about topics that most teenagers probably wouldn’t be interested in. We played our instruments together, in a school orchestra or smaller groups, and we also had the chance to give concerts. If you want to be a musician, that’s really good experience.

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I must remember to phone Paula later.

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As you know, tomorrow we’re going to visit the Roman villas at Fishbourne and Bignor. The coach leaves at 9 o’clock. 1Being late is not an option, as we need to arrive by 10 am. The weather forecast says we might have showers, so 2 it’s a good idea to wear a waterproof jacket. 3 It’s not necessary to bring lunch, as that is provided by the school, but 4 you have permission to bring snacks if you wish. Before you leave today, 5 it’s a necessity to see Mr Stevens to get your worksheets, and of course, 6 you have an obligation to remember to bring them with you tomorrow. As well as a pen and pencil, 7 it’s a good idea to bring some crayons to draw the mosaics we’ll see.

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It is compulsory to go to the library if you arrive late.

You ’ve got to / needn’t go to the library if you arrive late.

Eating or drinking is not allowed in class.

You don’t have to / mustn’t eat or drink in class.

Please make sure you wear suitable clothing on the school trip.

You should / don’t need to bring an anorak tomorrow in case it rains.

Phones are permitted at school but switch them off in class.

You may / have to bring your phone to school, but it can / must be switched off in class.

It’s not a good idea to leave revision till the night before the exam.

You shouldn’t / can’t leave your revision till the night before the exam.

It isn’t necessary to print out your essay. It is permitted to send it digitally.

You don’t have to / ought to print out your essay, you must / can send it as an attachment.

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You 6 dates down in your notebook! But you 7 Mrs Harris for more time.

A: Why not?

B: Because she always says no. We 8 it in late. But we’ve still got two days, so you 9 . Come round to my house after school and I’ll help you.

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When she had passed her piano exam, she already failed it twice.

We don’t have to wear make-up to school. It’s against the rules.

Janette had been losing her maths book, but she found it under the sofa a week later.

Otto had been working so hard that no one was surprised when he won the prize.

All students may register for the next course by the end of this month. If not, they will lose their place.

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Thanks for the careers advice. I’ll for the future.

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She , but she couldn’t remember where they’d met.

I’ve got a problem with maths revision. Can I ?

Are you OK? I know you’ve in the last few weeks.

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She’s had a lot on her recently.

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To begin with, we must bear in mind that not everyone wants to go to university.

Some young people would prefer a more practical approach to their learning from a younger age, with a focus on future jobs like plumber, chef or mechanic.

Society needs to encourage people to do these jobs and we should see this path as a valuable alternative to more academic studies.

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7 Read the exam task below. Write your answer in 140–190 words.

9.1 You will hear a girl called Marta Rodriguez talking to a group of teenage footballers about her experience of studying in the USA. For questions 1–10, complete the sentences with a word or short phrase.

It was someone in 1 who first gave Marta the idea of studying in the USA. Marta had help with the 2 to get a place at a school in the USA. One of the requirements to study in the USA from your was 3 secondary school.

Marta says that the 4 at the school in Pennsylvania were the reason she chose it.

Marta explains the school’s dedication to of developing the 5 the people who study there.

When she first moved to the USA, Marta 6 with a girl she didn’t get on with.

Marta says the school’s attitude towards the subjects students choose to study in 11th , which grade is 7 surprised her.

She said that because her favourite lessons , she were in 8 picked those subjects to study.

Marta says the school trains students to be in competitive at 9 their sport.

She wasn’t sure about staying another year in the USA as she wants to 10 in Spain.

You have been discussing learning and education in class. Your teacher has asked you to write an essay on this question.

The most important aim for headteachers is to make sure that their school prepares all students for the world of work. Do you agree?

Write about: • exams • learning valuable skills • (your own idea)

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2 Would you like the opportunity to study at the

school Marta went to? What would you appreciate most about it?

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Organisation: Have you followed the paragraph plan?

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THE WORLD IS CHANGING QUICKLY, AND OUR EDUCATION NEEDS TO BE RELEVANT FOR AN UNPREDICTABLE FUTURE.

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My partner today is:

Choose important skills for you and write them here! technology

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Make notes of your ideas here!

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How can we learn more about them?

Tips for Prepare Before you leave class, find some useful websites to help your research.

CHALLENGE 5

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The ideas we want to present are:

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My role is: The roles of others in my group are:

Things I did well:

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NOUN SUFFIXES

3 Use the word given in capitals at the end of

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1 Write a noun for each photo. Use the words in the box and the suffixes -ance, -ence, -ion, -ment and -ness.

I was never interested in sport, ANNOY to the 1 of my family, who were all keen rugby PARTICIPATE fans. Although 2 in sport was compulsory at school, I just didn’t like team sports. I joined a rugby club for a while, but I didn’t enjoy it, and the 3 PATIENT of other players when I played badly made me dislike it even more.

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Many people get a lot of 1 visiting museums. In 2019, museum 2 Europe was the highest it had ever been. It’s how people fascinating to see 3 lived hundreds or thousands of years ago.

Seeing the exhibits can tell us a lot about the 4 our ancestors. The shapes, patterns and materials of ancient objects are a(n) 5 that culture. New technology what can also give visitors 6 exhibits represent, or why a particular culture had certain things. a(n) 7

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No one liked him because of his .

He thought he was better than us.

There are two good restaurants here, Italian and Mexican. Do you have a ?

You need a lot of to teach small children.

They were quite rude, but she tried not to show her at their behaviour.

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READING 1 Read the article title and look at the headings (A–E) in Exercise 3. Who do you think the article is written for?

2 Read the article quickly. Check your answers to Exercise 1.

Assume nothing: 5 tips for your new life abroad If you get the chance to spend time living in another country, my experience says: don’t hesitate! It really does broaden your mind, but it isn’t easy either. Here is my best advice to help you settle in.

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People were very kind and friendly. I socialised with the students in my Portuguese class, and I was invited out by local people I met who were proud to show me their culture. I tried different foods, visited great places and did amazing new things because I always accepted offers and invitations. Participation can be hard if you don’t understand what everyone is saying and sometimes your brain gets tired, but if you’re living abroad, you should definitely make the most of it. So, don’t sit at home, go for it!

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I was embarrassed at first about asking people things, especially as they could sometimes see the confusion on my face when I didn’t quite understand their answer. But I soon realised that people liked being helpful and were happy to give me information and advice. And because there was a definite improvement in my language skills, I got better at understanding them, too!

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A lot of people who move abroad make the mistake of thinking customs and behaviour are more or less the same everywhere. But though things may seem the same, there are often differences. Sometimes you can cause offence without knowing it, although most people realise that you didn’t mean to! So, don’t just assume that everything you would do at home is OK. Be observant of the local culture and try to learn what is acceptable and what isn’t.

I took Portuguese classes before I went abroad as I was already planning my move, but even so, my level was pretty basic! So, when I got here, I enrolled in more classes, which helped me to meet people and make friends. What was really useful, though, was finding a local person to do a language exchange with. That really helped my fluency, and I also learned a lot about the culture, food, shopping and other practical things about living here.

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Moving abroad isn’t easy. After the first excitement has worn off, you may feel your decision was a mistake. Everything can feel like too much effort, but you need patience and a positive attitude.

I repeated ‘It won’t be like this for ever!’ when I felt like that, and I was right. Moving was the best thing I ever did, and after two years, it really feels like home.

3 Read the article again. Match the paragraphs (1–5) to the headings (A–E).

A Don’t just assume

B It’s OK to ask questions

D Say yes to everything E

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Zara suggests that being different / observant helps you find out about a new culture.

For Zara, a language exchange / class was the best way to learn about different aspects of her new life.

Zara found social occasions tiring because she couldn’t always hear / understand other people.

Zara felt uncomfortable when she showed her confusion / embarrassment in her facial expression.

Zara says that there will be times at first when it’s necessary to admit your mistake / have a positive attitude.

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something 3 become comfortable in a new situation 4 gradually disappeared

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1 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

When you read the first sentence, see if you can rephrase it yourself in your own words before you read the second sentence. This will help you think about the meaning.

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I’ve just been back to my old school and it 1 looks / is looked completely different. The school 2 has grown / has been grown to twice the size! The old buildings 3 knocked / were knocked down last year, and a much bigger school 4 has built / has been built. An amazing sports hall 5 is planning / is being planned next to the football pitches, and apparently it 6 will finish / will be finished in the summer holidays.

It was good to see that a big shed to park bicycles 7 has installed / has been installed.

When I was a student, we 8 asked / were asked the head teacher for one, but she said we would have to wait until they 9 gave / were given more money.

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4 Rewrite the sentences using reported speech and the verb tell.

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‘The film starts at seven,’ said Julia to Donna.

2 ‘My parents have gone on holiday,’ said my

friend Eric.

3 ‘We’re going to the beach next weekend,’ said Ben to his granny.

4 ‘I’ll pick you up from school this afternoon,’ said his mother.

5 ‘I didn’t catch the first train, so I’m going to be late,’ said Mrs Jackson to her son.

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Although construction 4 (expect) to take four years, no design like that 5 (ever build) before, and the design was so complex that it 6 (not finish) until 14 years later. One example of this complexity is that the Opera House 7 (cool) using water taken directly from the harbour.

Nowadays, of course, the building and the famous sails 8 (know) all around the world. Since it opened, the sails 9 (light) up for many special occasions, including the Olympic Games.

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BY The Starry Night , not Picasso.

Someone stole my bike from outside the library yesterday.

GOT Yesterday from outside the library.

The painters told me they would finish the decorating by Friday.

SHOULD According to the painters, the decorating Friday.

No one remembers seeing the man since last month.

SEEN The man since last month.

They are organising a charity concert in the park next weekend.

HELD A charity concert in the park next weekend.

Last year, scientists discovered five new species of snail-eating snakes. FOUND Five new species of snail-eating snakes scientists last year.

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STRETCH! Read the sentences and find mistakes in four of them. Correct the mistakes.

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My name is Jon Smart. I left a bag in your restaurant at lunchtime. The bag is made of black leather and has a shoulder strap. I was sitting in the corner. There are important documents inside it. You can contact me at this number …

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sister / some / her / buy / asked / to / sweets. / me / My Clara / the / out / started. / asked / find / to / exhibition / me / when asked / Then / to / she / buy / the / tickets! / me him / teacher / to / asked / Martin’s / his / explain / research.

Kathy / her / Ricky / guitar / lessons. / asked / give / to

2 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

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7 Rewrite the reported requests from Exercise 6 in direct speech.

8 Write the direct requests in reported speech.

Imagine you are Natalie.

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the supermarket? (mum) 3 Could you look up the weather

forecast for tomorrow? (granny) 4

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Now that I’ve been here for six months what I’ve learned is that, although international tourism is one consequence of 1 civilisation / globalisation, it can have negative effects. I’ve noticed that many tourists have no knowledge of 2 local customs / stereotype, and lack 3 cultural sensitivity / civilisation, so they behave in ways which are not 4 culturally acceptable / values here.

Tourists can also get 5 culture shock / diversity when they come here, too.

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Furthermore, the gallery has got asked to contribute to the town’s centenary celebrations.

It is believed that the criminals had help from a person who worked there.

My friend asked me could I help him do his research that evening.

I said him that I am too busy then but maybe another day.

The artefacts had been produced by the first inhabitants of the region.

Maria asked John could you lend me your maths book until the next day.

When I came to live here, I realised that my idea of the people was a 6 culture shock / stereotype, and I was wrong about many things. I was surprised to discover that they had an ancient 7civilisation / diversity which went back thousands of years, with rich 8 culturally acceptable / traditions and 9 globalisation / values.

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WRITING

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A STORY

LANGUAGE FOCUS Read the story again and

complete the table.

Examples of background events in the story

1 Read the task. Then read the story below. Where

Martin’s family were visiting Ireland.

did Martin go? What did he do?

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We are looking for stories for our new Englishlanguage magazine for young people. Write a story. Your story must begin with this sentence:

Examples of main events in the story

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Angela made a suggestion.

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It was an interesting experience, but Martin wouldn’t like to do it again.

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More examples of the past simple and the past continuous in the story:

It was an interesting experience, but Martin wouldn’t like to do it again.

Martin’s family were visiting Ireland. They were discovering fascinating old traditions and local customs.

Angela, who was working at the hotel where Martin was staying, made a suggestion: ‘You should go to Blarney Castle to kiss the Blarney stone.’

‘What’s that?’ Martin asked. Angela explained that the Blarney Stone was very old and had magical powers. ‘If you kiss it, you get “the gift of the gab”, ‘ she said. ‘That’s the ability to speak well, with eloquence and fluency.’ Shy Martin imagined how useful the gift of the gab would be when he was giving presentations at school. He asked to go to the castle.

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Using different tenses in your story will make it clear when events happen in relation to other events. Make notes for your story in the table. What tenses will you use?

PARAGRAPH 1: Introduction to the story PARAGRAPHS 2 and 3: Main events of the story

PARAGRAPH 4: The end of the story

EXAM TASK WRITING PART 2

6 Read the exam task below. Write your answer in 140–190 words.

We are looking for stories for our new Englishlanguage magazine for young people. Write a story for the magazine. Your story must begin with this sentence: Nisha heard a strange noise coming from the garden. She decided to go and investigate.

Your story must include: • a surprise • a request

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When they arrived, Martin was shocked to discover that to kiss the stone he had to climb up 128 stone steps to the roof of a tower, lie on his back and then put his head out of the tower and under the Blarney Stone. It was pretty scary, but he managed it!

4 Read the task in Exercise 6 and plan your story.

SELF-EVALUATION Check your writing:

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Content: Have you included all the points in the task?

Communication: Have you explained your ideas clearly in a way the reader can understand?

Organisation: Have you used paragraphs to mark the different stages of the story?

Language: Have you used narrative tenses correctly?

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B he would do something nice, like eat good

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C his host family were very sympathetic.

6 What strange thing did Finn notice during his stay?

A His routine made him feel more like he belonged.

B He couldn’t remember new vocabulary at school.

C He was sleeping for longer than he used to.

7 What does Finn say has made him feel most content about his stay in Australia?

A how much he’s learned about Australian culture B that he is able to speak like an Australian C that his self-confidence has increased

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What is the main reason Finn gives for going to Australia?

A He wanted the opportunity to improve his English.

B He wanted to discover traditional Australian customs.

C He wanted to learn typical Australian sports.

2 Finn says he thinks he experienced culture shock because A Australian culture is very different to German culture.

B it’s part of getting used to living in another country.

C the people he met were all very kind and caring.

3 How does Finn say he felt when he arrived in Australia?

A He needed more time to organise everything.

B He recognised things he’d expected to see.

C His new experiences didn’t seem real.

4 How did things change for him after a few weeks?

A He became more aware of Australia’s different way of life.

B He often wished that people could speak German.

C He couldn’t make up his mind about living in Australia.

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1 ASKING CLARIFYING QUESTIONS TO CHECK UNDERSTANDING

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RESPONDING CONFIDENTLY

Language I can use to respond

How can I show I am listening?

How confident do I feel in discussions?

Tip Responding confidently doesn’t just mean having original ideas and explaining them. It also means reacting appropriately to what other people say and giving your opinion about their ideas.

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Formal contexts

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Formal expressions

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I’m afraid I don’t understand.

I don’t get it.

After the discussion I did these things well:

I’ve got better at:

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I understand. listen actively and respond with confidence in a discussion. use the right level of formality with my classmates and teacher. react positively to other people’s ideas.

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1 Complete the text with the phrases in the box.

1 Complete the sentences with the correct form of

can write ​could be ​ don’t have to restrict ​has to relate ​ may interpret ​must be ​mustn’t copy ​ need to submit ​should write

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Your writing 1 in some way to the theme of learning, but you 2 this to formal education. about any kind of You 3 learning situation.

My sister plays classical music when she does her homework. She says it stops her . It doesn’t work for me!

I can’t unless there’s complete silence.

I never could mathematics until this year, but the new maths teacher is really good at explaining things. Now I feel a lot more .

Sometimes I think that is a waste of time. There’s no need to so much into our brains nowadays, we can just look things up.

Making a would be a great if I remembered to look at it!

Everyone says I should when I for exams, but I’m not very good at it. Maybe I should get my parents to ask me questions.

Your piece 5 a story or something factual. It’s totally up to you.

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You 7 from the internet or use an artificial intelligence programme (we will check!).

You 8 1,000 words.

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You 9 30th April.

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2 Complete the sentences with the correct past

2 Complete the text by replacing the words in bold with the correct form of the phrases in the box. bear in mind cross your mind ​ have a lot on your mind ​ in two minds ​pick somebody’s brain ​ put your mind to something ​rack your brain

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Elena is worrying about a lot of things 1 at the moment. Her job involves a lot of responsibility. When she first started, she thought it was her dream job. It never occurred to her 2 that it would be so stressful. Now she’s thinking of looking for another job, but she’s being indecisive 3 about it. It’s not an easy decision because she has to consider 4 that finding another job as well paid as this one won’t be easy. Now she is thinking hard 5 to find someone who will give her good advice. Then she can ask for their opinion 6 about what she should do. Still, Elena is very determined, and once she decides to do something 7 , she’s usually successful.

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Sue (wait) at the bus stop for half an hour, but the bus still (not come).

I (work) really hard, so I (not notice) that the library was closing.

The teachers (give) us so much homework that it took me all evening to finish.

After Jamie (look) for his keys for half an hour, he finally found them in a kitchen cupboard!

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VOCABULARY 2

1 Complete the text with the correct active or

1 Complete the text with the noun form of the words

passive form of the verbs in brackets.

in the box. Use a suffix.

appreciate ​attend ​enjoy ​guide ​​improve

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The Pyramids of Giza, near Cairo, 1 (be) over 4,500 years old.

However, it still 2 (not know) 3 exactly how they (construct).

Many ancient artefacts 4 (find) there over the years and work 5 (still continue) to unearth hidden treasures today.

Since 2015, infrared cameras, 3D scanners and other modern technology 6 (use) to explore the Great Pyramid. In 2023, it 7 (announce) that a hidden 8 corridor (discover), but archaeologists 9 (not know) the purpose of the corridor yet. More work still needs to 10 (do) to uncover the Pyramids’ secrets.

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There is now a growing 1 of the need to conserve ancient monuments to prevent damage from tourism. My job as a conservationist is to give 2 to the authorities about ways to do this so there is a(n) 3 in the way we protect monuments. The increased 4 of tourists at major cultural sites which has been seen over the last thirty years is hugely positive, but action must be taken now so that 5 of our historic sites by everyone can continue.

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2 Choose the correct answers to complete the text.

2 Write the statements and requests in reported speech.

‘Can you help me with the dinner?’ asked mum.

My .

2 ‘I’ve been to the art exhibition,’ Flora said to Charlie.

Flora told .

3 ‘I can’t play tennis tomorrow because I’m going to the dentist,’ Jo said to her friend.

Jo told .

4 ‘Could you buy some popcorn for the film?’ Dani asked me.

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2 Circle the vocabulary group that you need to work on more.

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When we look at ancient 4 civilisations / cultural sensitivity and their customs and beliefs, I think we need to appreciate the historical context.

We can’t judge the past with the 5 culture shock / values of today. What was 6 culturally acceptable / stereotype 3,000 years ago is sure to be different from today.

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Is it becoming more difficult to keep 1 globalisation / local customs alive, as we see life changing and old beliefs dying? Last week I watched a dance ceremony to bring rain, but while it was beautiful, this 2 diversity / tradition has limited relevance in our scientific age.

Maybe performing the rain dance only serves to continue the 3 culture shock / stereotype that the people who perform it are somewhat primitive. What do you think?

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WORD STRESS

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/ə/ /ɪ/ CURRency

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3 He isn’t used to working.

4 They were used to looking cool.

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3.2 Listen and repeat.

4.3 Listen, check and repeat.

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3 You should definitely take a break sometimes.

4 The biggest advantage of this is it helps you

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appreciation ​expression ​confusion ​attention

Which spelling (-tion, -ssion or -sion) is pronounced /ʒən/?

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conclusion c​ onversation d ​ iscussion ​ expectation ​participation ​revision ​ situation ​television

HAVE YOU EVER, HAS HE EVER, HAS SHE EVER … ?

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She was extremely pleased to get the job.

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8.3 Listen and write the sentences you hear. You will hear each sentence twice.

8.4 Listen, check and repeat.

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Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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commute ​hometown ​leisure centre ​ local authority ​main road neighbourhood ​ sense of community ​town hall ​youth club 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

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The place where you were brought up is your .

The is a building where local government officials work.

A is a place with activities for young people, usually in the evening.

The organisation that has responsibility for local services and taxes is the .

A is the feeling that people help each other in the area where they live.

A is usually wider than a side street, and it often has a lot of traffic.

When Josh got his first job in the city, he didn’t want to move away from his 1 .

All his friends lived there, and it was the place he felt he 2 , so he decided to 3 every day by train. It was quite a long way away, but the 4 were good, so he was optimistic. However, it was hard to find a seat on the train because it was always 5 and it took ages to get to and from work. At the weekend Josh was too tired to see his friends or go to the 6 to exercise. In the end, he found a shared flat in the city. His new 7 was quite near the city centre. It was lively and 8 , with people and food from all over the world. There were also good 9 for exercising and relaxing at the weekend and soon Josh began to enjoy his new 10 lifestyle.

UNIT 2 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the money and shopping vocabulary from Unit 2? Use the first letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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When you buy things online, you often need to use a(n) to pay for them.

A(n) sells goods via a website.

To means to decide how much money to spend on different things.

If you spend a lot on something, you .

To check your bank account on your phone, you need to download a(n) .

If a product doesn’t work, the shop has to give you a(n) . They have to your money.

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Bruno went on the website of a(n) 1 that specialises in basketball shoes, and he saw some he really liked.

They were expensive, but he decided to 2 for once, and he paid for 3 them with his .

2 I prefer to shop at a small 4 , where the food is good quality. It can be expensive, but if I 5 carefully, I can usually afford it. I’ve got a(n) 6 on my phone which helps me control my spending.

3 Last week Anya bought a video game at a shop in town, but it didn’t work, so she went back to the shop to return it. They didn’t want to give Anya a(n) 7 and offered her a credit note, but she told them that was illegal!

In the end they agreed to 8 her money.

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2 Complete the text with vocabulary from Exercise 1.

Can you remember the environment and animals vocabulary from Unit 3? Use the first letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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biodiversity ​conservation area ​ endangered (species) ​habitat ​ reintroduce (species) ​renewable energy ​ rewild ​wildlife sanctuary 1 2 3

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Species 1 is occurring at a faster rate than at any time in modern history. Species die out due to the disappearance of their 2 , for example 3 takes place, when or because global 4 and lack of rain affect the ecosystem. It’s not all bad news, though. To fight against the problem, scientists in many parts of the world native species are starting to 5 into areas where they had disappeared. Projects areas can also help to fight to 6 7 . There are also air and water surprising pieces of good news from time to time. species Recently, a rare and 8 of echidna, was photographed on a remote camera in the Cyclops Mountains of Indonesia. It like an anteater for has a long 9 finding its food, and its body is covered in brown 10 , as well as sharp spikes.

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A place where animals are protected from predators is a(n) .

The natural home or environment of a plant or . animal is its A(n) is a place which is protected from changes that would damage it.

Wind power, hydroelectric power or solar power are forms of .

We a place when we restore it to its natural uncultivated state.

A species is if its numbers are falling and it may disappear altogether. is the number and types of plants and animals in a particular place.

We a species to an area where it once lived.

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The fight to help the environment comes in many forms. Sometimes, it involves leaving nature alone: around the world, more and more 1 are being created on land and in the sea. One of these is the Wolong 2 in Sichuan in China, a restricted area set up to protect the giant panda, which is an 3 species. In other places, farmers 4 areas they once used to are grow crops, in the hope that handing control . back to nature will increase 5 Sometimes however, helping the environment requires a more active role. With our demand for electricity unlikely to reduce any time soon, using 6 instead of fossil fuels is one further way to protect our planet.

UNIT 4 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 4? Use the letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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designer label ​fashion icon ​ go with (something) ​look good in (something) ​ sense of style ​smart casual ​suit (someone) ​ vintage clothing 1

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Sixty years ago, the clothes that teenagers wore were quite boring and traditional. Young people didn’t really 1 in the same way that they do now. Now there are many different 2 to choose from, like over-sized clothes or vintage-inspired, and styles go in and 3 regularly. Clothes are a 4 lot more , too, with all colours of the rainbow. The fashion rules about what 5 what are now much less rigid, and young people can 6 in party clothes for a social occasion or just wear casual clothes. Some young people try to dress like a(n) 7 they admire, while others develop their own unique 8 , 9 maybe by using like jewellery, belts or scarves to complement their clothes. These days you can wear whatever 10 you!

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A is a famous company that makes expensive fashion items.

When you look good in something, we say it you.

A famous person whose style is admired and copied is a(n) .

We say a person who is good at dressing well has a(n) .

We describe clothes which are good examples of styles from the past as .

To give someone a compliment about what they are wearing, we can say they it.

If one piece of clothing looks good with another one, it it.

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I love going to fashion icon / vintage clothing shops. You can often find clothes from designer labels / smart casual.

At my dad’s office they can wear smart casual / designer label clothing and he doesn’t need to wear a suit and tie.

I find it hard to decide which trousers go with / look good in which shirts or jumpers.

Some musicians have become designer labels / fashion icons for young people, especially if they have their own individual sense of style / vintage clothing.

My friend Alexi looks good in / suits her any style of clothes.

That coat suits / looks good you, but that one doesn’t at all!

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UNIT 5 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 5? Use the letters and words to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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OUR SUPPLEMENTS! If you have a(n) 1 , you may need and 3 extra 2 in order to maintain a healthy body. Our delicious food supplements are and 4 5 these essential substances, so nutrients for are an excellent 6 people who have a busy and energetic lifestyle.

Taking our supplements just once a day will 7 you and make a big difference to your health! Try out our supplements with sixteen 8 essential nutrients as part of a 9 and you will never look back!

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A(n) is a substance added to keep a food in good condition and stop it going bad.

When you cook food for too long, it is .

C. Oranges are a great source of A(n) is a chemical, like calcium, that the body needs for good health.

Some foods if they aren’t kept in the fridge.

A food is when it isn’t cooked at all.

When food has very little taste, it is . food is salty or spicy and the opposite of sweet.

A(n) is a substance added to processed food to improve it.

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I like additive / savoury food (as long as it’s not too spicy), but my brother says that if food doesn’t have a lot of seasoning, it’s too bland / raw for him.

Processed food usually contains preservatives / vitamins which stop it going off / raw too quickly.

I always read the ingredients on the label to see what additives / going off there are.

Sometimes the food manufacturing process reduces or kills off savoury / vitamins like B complex, and bland / minerals, like iron. When that happens, the manufacturers often put them back later in the process.

YOUR TURN Find two more new words related to food, health and nutrition. Write them here, with a translation or a description of the meaning. ,

UNIT 6 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 6? Use the letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

PHRASAL VERBS AND TECHNOLOGY 1

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refers to the physical and electronic parts of a computer system.

You use a(n) to connect to the internet without the need for a cable.

An electronic is a piece of equipment like a tablet, phone or e-book.

A(n) is a computer program which can stop the computer working normally.

Illegal activity which is done using the internet is .

When you get a(n) , you replace something with a better device or system.

When you send a(n) , it’s in a secret code which can’t be read by outsiders.

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The other day our teacher, Mrs West, told us that from now on we should do our homework on an electronic 1 , like a tablet or laptop, instead of writing by hand. She said most of us had 2 handwriting, which was impossible to read. Mrs West said it was easier for us to check things, too. When we finish our work, we can 3 through it and if we find something that’s 4 , it’s much neater and easier to change than if we had to cross it out on a piece of paper. And we can 5 up our work so we don’t lose it. My problem would be if the internet went 6 and I couldn’t upload something, but Mrs West pointed out that there are wireless 7 in lots of places that we could use instead.

She said we don’t need to 8 out our work to give to her, either. We can send it digitally, which saves paper and ink.

Mrs West also reminded us we need to have good anti-virus 9 to protect our devices and hers.

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A: The 2 hardware/ upgrade is fine, but I had to download

anti-virus 3 software / cybercrime to clean it all up.

B: Had it spread to your other 4 devices / viruses?

A: No, they seem to be fine.

B: There’s so much 5 cybercrime / software around nowadays. Thank goodness this system uses 6 computer viruses / encrypted messages.

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UNIT 7 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 7? Use the letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

COLLOCATIONS WITH TRAVEL, TRIP AND JOURNEY

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My family are going to one of our favourite 1 holiday resorts / bookings in northern Spain this year. My parents were looking for a 2 half-board / self-catering holiday in a villa, but then they realised it would be almost as cheap to stay in a hotel with 3 half board / holiday resort. Having breakfast provided and either lunch or dinner would mean a lot less work for everyone. And even at the villa we would probably eat out once a day, so we went ahead and made the 4 booking / cancellation.

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The trips they plan are more like 5 holidays to exotic and wonderful places! They agent which discovered an online 6 , like specialises in unusual train 7 the ‘Toy Train’ to the Himalayas in India, or the bullet train in Japan, or the Orient Express through Europe! for you, The agency makes all the 8 for both the rail travel and accommodation in hotels.

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Carlos and Mari had a 5 long weekend / self-catering holiday coming up, so they decided to take a city break to Amsterdam and stay in a youth hostel. To save money on the flight, they didn’t pay to check in a suitcase. They each had a 6 booking / carry-on bag instead, because you don’t need much for a weekend! However, when they got to the airport, their flight was 7 cancellation / cancelled due to a problem with the plane. Luckily, though, they managed to find a flight with another airline, so the 8 cancellation / cancel didn’t spoil their weekend.

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YOUR TURN Find two more new words related to holidays and travel. Write them here, with a translation or a description of the meaning. ,

UNIT 8 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 8? Use the letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

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A person who really wants to do well is . , you exercise at the gym If you to improve your strength and appearance.

A match is a(n) if both teams have the same score at the end.

The person in a sports game who makes sure players follow the rules is the .

When you train really hard, you do .

A(n) is a competition where lots of teams or players play each other.

Another person in your team is your .

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Shania started having problems at school in 10th grade. She found it difficult to 1 concentrate on / specialise in her work, and as a result she was 2 falling behind / keeping up. In her year group, the students had to do a lot of 3 coursework / qualifications, and most of that was 4 assignments / tutorials that they needed to complete for homework. So, it was important for Shania to 5 keep up with / specialise in all the things she was supposed to do. Her teacher was surprised because Shania had always

concentrated on / got high marks before, but in her last project she had 7 got a low mark / done coursework.

So, she asked Shania to come to a 8 qualification / tutorial to talk about things. They discussed strategies for organising her work. Shania explained that she loved science and she wanted to 9 get behind in / specialise in physics and chemistry so that she could get the 10 assignments / qualifications she needed to study engineering at university. Together, Shania and her teacher made a study plan to help her get back on track.

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UNIT 10 MY VOCABULARY Can you remember the vocabulary from Unit 10? Use the letters to help you. Check you know what each word/phrase means.

CULTURE AND CULTURAL DIFFERENCES

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Your is the past traditions, language or buildings of a culture that are still important now.

To is to leave your country to go and live in another country.

To stop something like a language or tradition from disappearing is to it.

Your is your sense of belonging to a particular culture or ethnic group. is being a member of a country and having rights, like being able to vote.

2 Complete the conversation with vocabulary from this page. Write one word in each gap.

A: As an anthropologist, you’ve lived all over the world. Do you have a preference for a particular place?

B: No, I don’t think so. I’ve loved them all in different ways. The most important thing I’ve learned is that the 1 that people in different countries have, like 2 and sympathy, are often the same from one country to the next. It’s easy to believe 3 , but that’s not a good way to understand people. And I love discovering each country’s local 4 . They are a(n) 5 of that country’s 6 , and it’s great to see that often local people are really aware of the need to 7 them for future generations.

A: I suppose travelling really does give you a(n) 8 of cultural diversity.

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These could exist or be on your wish list!

2 Complete the phrases with prepositions. Then

draw a picture next to each phrase to help you remember the meaning.

Find your inner Picasso!

3 Can you remember what grammar from Units 1 and 2 the sentences in Exercise 4 use?

4 Complete the sentences so they are true for you.

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2 He bought a concert ticket. As a result, 3 He saved money for six months. However, 4 He saved all his money to

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a it still wasn’t enough for a new phone. b pay for his visit to London. c he had no money left to go out. d he had bought a new jacket.

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1 Find the environmental issues in the dominoes.

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Which sentence(s) is/are about … the past? the future? a situation happening now?

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I’ve just bought a great, baggy, striped, black and blue, cotton sweatshirt.

Don’t buy that ugly, uncomfortable, old, leather sofa.

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Now write a description of your favourite animal!

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6 What helped you choose your

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A poor diet Processed food A balanced diet Organic food

c there are lots of restaurants to

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Which sentence(s) contains: a zero conditional? a first conditional? a past modal of ability?

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We stopped to buy an ice cream.

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Can you think of any other verbs like this from Unit 5?

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UNITS 7 AND 8

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1 How many types of holidays or trips can you

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The information is in Units 7 & 8 of the Student’s Book.

different relative pronoun each time.

Then decide if the sentences are true or false.

a lifestyle

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b for three weeks already! c last year.

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2 Which sentence describes an action from the past up to now?

3 Which sentence describes an action repeated over time up to the present?

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Write a sentence using each tense about you:

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UNITS 9 AND 10

3 Order the words in the puzzles to make sentences.

Then write the reported speech for each one.

Imagine who is speaking to who each time.

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Write the translation of these words and phrases in the empty space on the right.

2 Cover the translations and look at the English. Say the translation out loud. Then check. If you get it wrong, go back to it again at the end.

3 Cover the English. Read the translation and say the English out loud. If it’s wrong, go back to it again at the end.

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Marco told me that he’s been to a concert last week.

Make your own vocabulary cards with the English word or phrase on one side and the translation in your own language on the other.

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Test yourself! Make a pile of cards, read the English word or phrase, and say the translation.

4 That painting painted in the tenth century.

If you get the translation wrong, put the card to the bottom of the pile and try again!

6 We don’t need spend a lot of time at the museum.

these endings?

2 It was difficult, but I could finish the exam.

3 You mustn’t to forget to hand your work in later.

5 The new cultural centre won’t finish until next year.

5 Read the text and look at the timeline. Match the underlined verbs to the numbers in the timeline.

Malia turned around and quickly started walking in the opposite direction. She had been walking towards the city centre for five minutes before she’d realised that she was going the wrong way. She didn’t want to be late.

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My English Goals

Next, block out your English classes.

What would I like to be able to do in English?

Understand a website, follow a conversation or something else? Write your goals here.

Finally, block out some time to do your English homework and revise.

My English Achievements

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Look back at this list at the end of the semester. How many can you now do? Write your own ideas here.

Write your own ideas here.

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