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FASIT TIL ARBEIDSBOK Bokmål

PART A

KEY CHAPTER 1 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2

My name is Nimo.

My name is Maria.

My name is Sita.

My name is Ali.

My name is Hassan.

My name is Yonas.

Exercise 3

Hello! My name is Olav. What is your name?

Hello Olav! My name is Hassan.

Hello! My name is Maria. What is your name?

Hello Maria! My name is Sita.

Hello! My name is Yonas. What is your name?

Hello Yonas! My name is Nimo.

Hello! My name is Ali. What is your name?

Hello Ali! My name is Olav.

Exercise 4

Exercise 6

I am from Norway. My name is Olav.

a) Yonas – Eritrea b) Hassan – Syria c) Nimo – Somalia d) Olav – Norway e) Sita – India f) Maria – Brazil g) Ali – Afghanistan

You are from Somalia. Your name is Nimo. Olav: What is your name? Are you from Afghanistan? Ali: Yes, my name is Ali. I am from Afghanistan.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 5

Exercise 8

a) Yonas is from Eritrea. b) Sita is from India. c) Yonas is a student. d) Sita is a student.

No key.

Exercise 9

Exercise 12

a) I am from Sweden. b) You are a student. c) He is from Afghanistan. d) She is from Sweden. e) Nimo is from Somalia. f) It is a flower. g) We are teachers. h) You are from Syria. i) They are from Eritrea. j) Hassan and Yonas are students.

a) true b) false c) false d) true e) true f) false g) true

Exercise 13 H

Exercise 10

No key.

Exercise 11 a) Are they from Brazil? No, they are not. b) Is she from India? Yes, she is. c) Are Maria and Hassan students? Yes, they are. d) Is it a country? Yes, it is. e) Is he from Somalia? No, he is not. f) Are you a teacher? No, I am not.

Exercise 14 No key.

Exercise 15 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 2 Exercise 1

Exercise 6

No key.

a) Anna has a cat. b) I have an uncle. c) You have a son. d) We have a teacher. e) She has two children. f) He has a sister. g) They have a cat. h) It has a tail.

Exercise 2 No key.

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 a) Karan is a boy. b) Anna is a girl. c) Anna has an aunt. d) Karan has an uncle.

Exercise 5 a) Sita is married. b) Sita and Alex have two children. c) Karan has a sister. d) Anne is five years old. e) Karan is ten years old. f) Sita has a cat.

Exercise 7 I – my you – your he – his she – her it – its we – our you – your they – their

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9

Exercise 13

a) My name is Sita. b) I have a son. His name is Karan. c) I have a daughter. Her name is Anna. d) We have a cat. Its name is Fluffy. e) My children like to play with our cat. f) They love their cat. g) Our son is ten years old.

a) nine b) five c) one d) twelve e) seven f) three g) two h) four

Exercise 10 a) I come from India. b) I live in Trondheim. c) My husband is from Norway. d) We have a cat. e) Alex has one brother. f) I have many friends. g) Karan is their son. h) We have a son.

Exercise 11

Exercise 14 One banana, two bananas, three bananas – four five bananas, six bananas, seven bananas – more eight bananas, nine bananas, ten bananas – all one, two, three, four, five, six, seven, eight, nine, ten

Exercise 15 No key.

Exercise 16 No key.

No key.

Exercise 12 one boy – boys one cat – cats one teacher – teachers one student – students one girl – girls

Exercise 17 a) married b) husband c) children d) brother e) uncle f) parents

KEY CHAPTER 3 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 living room, bedroom, hallway, dining room, balcony, kitchen, bathroom

Exercise 3 a) living room b) bedroom c) hallway d) hallway e) bathroom f) dining room g) balcony

Exercise 4 alarm clock

kettle

table

bed

fridge

lamp

chair

pillow

sofa

Exercise 5

Exercise 9

a) true b) false c) false d) true e) false f) false

a) Maria and her son live in a flat. b) The boy sits in the sofa. c) They play games in the evening. d) We read the books in the bookcase. e) The girl speaks three languages. f) Nimo and her daughter cook dinner.

Exercise 6

Exercise 10

a) yellow b) red c) grey d) green e) pink f) purple g) blue h) orange i) brown j) white k) black

No key.

Exercise 11 a) sink b) table c) cooker d) plate e) chair f) cup

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 To live I

live you live he/she/it lives we live you live they live

To read

To sit

To welcome To play

To cook

read

sit

welcome

play

cook

read

sit

welcome

play

cook

reads

sits

welcomes

plays

cooks

read

sit

welcome

play

cook

read

sit

welcome

play

cook

read

sit

welcome

play

cook

Exercise 12 I am a father. My wife and I have two children, a boy and a girl. The boy is seven years old. The girl is three years old. My sister is an aunt of my children. I am an uncle of her children. I live in a flat. The flat has two bedrooms. It also has a living room, a dining room and a kitchen. I cook food in the kitchen, but we eat in the dining room. In the evening, my family relaxes in the living room.

Exercise 13

Exercise 14

a) In my living room I have green curtains. b) I have a red sofa. c) I have two pink cushions. d) My vase is blue. e) The flowers in the vase are yellow. f) The walls are grey. g) The table is black. h) Our carpet is orange.

No key.

Exercise 15 Singular a chair

Plural

the chair

chairs

the chairs

a carpet a cushion a sofa a bowl a wall a lamp a bookcase a vase a curtain

the carpet the cushion the sofa the bowl the wall the lamp the bookcase the vase the curtain

carpets cushions sofas bowls walls lamps bookcases vases curtains

the carpets the cushions the sofas the bowls the walls the lamps the bookcases the vases the curtains

Exercise 16

Exercise 18

No key.

a) Nimo: purple b) Maria: yellow c) Hassan: black d) Yonas: blue e) Olav: red f) Sita: green g) Ali: red

Exercise 17 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 4 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 What time is it? It’s five o’clock. I get up at five o’clock. I eat breakfast in the morning. I brush my teeth. I take a shower. I comb my hair. I make dinner at six o’clock in the afternoon.

Exercise 3 Day 1

Day 2

Day 3

Day 4

Day 5

Day 6

Day 7

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday Saturday Sunday Weekdays

Weekend

Monday Tuesday Wednesday Thursday Friday

Saturday Sunday

Exercise 4 I you he/she/it we you they

To do To go To watch

To dress

To brush

To relax

do do does do do do

dress dress dresses dress dress dress

brush brush brushes brush brush brush

relax relax relaxes relax relax relax

go go goes go go go

watch watch watches watch watch watch

Exercise 5

Exercise 8

1 e) 2 c) 3 a) 4 b) 5 d) 6 f)

No key.

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 a) Hassan wakes up at six o’clock. b) Nimo and her children eat breakfast together in the morning. c) Maria brushes her teeth. d) Sita, Ali and Yonas sit together. e) Yonas drinks a cup of coffee. f) I make dinner for my children. g) Olav and his family talk in the living room. h) You watch television with your family in the evening.

Exercise 9 a) in the afternoon b) on Monday c) in the evening d) at nine o’clock e) at night f) on Saturday g) in the morning h) on Thursday night

Exercise 10 1 d) 2 c) 3 b) 4 f) 5 a) 6 e)

Exercise 11

Exercise 14

a) Maria wakes up. b) She gets up. c) She has a shower. d) She gets dressed. e) She combs her hair. f) She wakes her son. g) They eat breakfast. h) They brush their teeth. i) They go to school.

a) I eat breakfast in the morning. b) She makes dinner in the evening. c) You do yoga on Fridays. d) We watch television in the evening.

Exercise 12 No key.

Exercise 13 a) morning b) evening c) afternoon d) night

Exercise 15 a) It is one o’clock. b) It is four o’clock. c) It is nine o’clock. d) It is six o’clock. e) It is two o’clock. f) It is ten o’clock. g) It is three o’clock. h) It is eleven o’clock.

Exercise 16 1 c) 2 d) 3 a) 4 b) 5 e)

KEY CHAPTER 5 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 Monday 1 2 3 Norwegian 4 Norwegian 5

Tuesday

Science Maths

Wednesday Thursday English English

Friday English Norwegian Norwegian

Maths Maths

Exercise 3

Exercise 5

lessons, starts, subject, like, date, timetable, classroom, months, students, notebook, textbook, lunch break, write, shelf, the date is 5 March 1997

a) You do not speak Swedish. b) Hassan does not come from India. c) I do not listen to the radio. d) Maria and Sebastian do not sit in the kitchen. e) You do not drink coffee in the evening. f) We do not have any tea. g) They do not visit the library on Tuesdays, they visit on Thursdays. h) Your son does not go to school, he goes to nursery.

Exercise 4 a) Textbook b) Pencil c) Notebook d) File e) Timetable f) Computer g) Desk

Exercise 6 a) This is my book. b) That is your pencil. c) This is her notebook. d) That is his file.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 a) We have English on Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. b) We have a science lesson on Wednesdays at 10:10. c) On Thursday our first lesson is English. d) On Friday our second lesson is Norwegian. e) We have our lunch break at 11:00. f) On Monday our third lesson is science. g) On Tuesday we have our maths lesson at 12:00. h) We have Norwegian on Tuesday, Thursday and Friday. i) We have science two days a week. j) Our school day starts at 9:00 and ends at 13:00.

Exercise 9

Exercise 11

No key.

a) pencil b) calendar c) file d) notebook e) textbook f) timetable

Exercise 10 a) January b) February c) March d) April e) May f) June g) July h) August i) September j) October k) November l) December

Exercise 12 a) A noun b) A noun c) A verb d) A noun

Exercise 13

Exercise 14

a) What is that? That is a textbook. No key. b) What is that? That is a calendar. c) What are those? Those are notebooks. d) What are these? These are files. e) What is this? This is a chair. f) What are these? These are pencils.

Exercise 15 a) June is the sixth month of the year. b) My birthday is on the twelfth of September. c) I live on the second floor. d) On Mondays we have English. It is the first lesson. e) Friday is the fifth day of the week.

Exercise 16 a) What is your name? – My name is Sita. b) Who is that? – That is Alex. c) Where is Maria? – She is at school. d) Which cat is yours? – The white cat is our family cat. e) When do you eat breakfast? – I eat breakfast at 7 o’clock. f) Why are you happy? – I am happy because it is Friday. g) How old are you? – I am 44 years old.

Exercise 17 English, maths, geography, history, sports, Norwegian, science, art, music, computers a) false b) false c) false d) true e) true

f) false g) false h) false

KEY CHAPTER 6 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 For example: a) It is cold in winter. Sometimes it snows. b) The weather is mild in spring. Sometimes it is windy. c) In summer the weather is warm. The sun shines. d) In autumn the weather is rainy and cloudy.

Exercise 3 a) Ali goes swimming in summer. b) Sara goes skiing in winter. c) Leo goes walking in spring. d) Mary goes running every day. e) Lisa goes jogging before breakfast. f) Simon goes dancing on Saturdays. g) Hanna and Helen go ice skating in winter.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 a) I like swimming. b) You like dancing. c) He likes skiing. d) She likes sunbathing. f) You like jogging. g) They like cycling. Fasit til Grip 1 Engelsk. Fasit til Arbeidsbok © Vigmostad & Bjørke AS 2020. All rights reserved.

Exercise 6 a) I go dancing on Saturdays. My sister goes swimming. b) She kisses me in the morning. I kiss her in the evening. c) I fix my car. My brother fixes his bike. d) She washes the car. We wash our clothes.

Exercise 7

Exercise 11

a) visiting friends b) watching films c) cooking d) baking e) reading f) listening to music g) painting h) relaxing i) speaking on the phone j) eating Syrian food

a) A blue shirt b) A red skirt c) A green sweater d) A blue jacket e) A white T-shirt f) Black trousers g) Brown shoes h) A pink dress i) A yellow hat

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9 For instance: I see a park and many people. I see two dogs. I see two boys with a ball. I see a man sunbathing. I see a boy cycling.

Exercise 10

Exercise 12 a) I don’t like ice skating. b) Mary and Leo don`t like dancing. c) Ali doesn’t like cleaning the house. d) My cat doesn`t like swimming. e) You and I don`t like working. f) Her husband doesn`t like cooking. g) My mother doesn`t like sunbathing. h) You don`t like skiing.

Exercise 13 No key.

No key.

Exercise 14

Exercise 15

a) I do not speak Arabic. b) You do not eat breakfast in the kitchen. c) Maria does not listen to the radio in the living room. d) Olav does not drink coffee. e) We do not eat dinner in the dining room. f) They do not drink tea in the evening. g) I do not understand.

No key.

KEY CHAPTER 7 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 Customer: Excuse me. Where can I find butter? Shop assistant: I can show you where it is. Customer: Thank you! Shop assistant: Is there anything else I can do for you? Customer: Yes. Can you please tell me where I can find rice? Shop assistant: Sure. It’s here on the shelf. Let me help you. Customer: Thank you very much. You are very kind. Shop assistant: You’re welcome. Have a nice day.

Exercise 3 a) banana b) pear c) plum d) apple e) grapes f) orange g) pineapple h) strawberry

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 4 Student A cheese, apples, bread, oranges, butter, carrots Student B milk, egg, fish, cereal, potatoes, maize Fasit til Grip 1 Engelsk. Fasit til Arbeidsbok © Vigmostad & Bjørke AS 2020. All rights reserved.

Exercise 6 apple, tomato, lemon, cabbage, carrot, potato, pineapple, watermelon, melon, grapes, broccoli, pepper, strawberry, beans, plum D

Exercise 7 a) The book is in the bookcase. b) The lamp is on the floor. c) The vase is on the table. d) The flower is in the vase.

e) The boy is in the living room. f) The children play on the carpet.

Exercise 8

Exercise 10

a) Where do you live? b) When does school start? c) Who is your teacher? d) Where is my book? e) When is your birthday? f) Who does he like?

a) Sita buys milk and cheese. b) This is an apple. c) I don`t like fruit. d) Do you eat meat? e) I drink a glass of milk. f) Where are the vegetables? g) Who likes fruit? h) She likes fruit and vegetables. / She likes vegetables and fruit. i) My children don`t like mushrooms. j) He doesn`t eat fish.

Exercise 9 a) The vegetables are in a bag. b) I am at home. c) The milk is in the fridge. d) Vegetables and fruits are on the table. e) The fruits are on the belt. f) The children are in the kitchen. g) He has two apples in his hand. h) The cat likes to sleep on the dining table.

Exercise 11 For example: On the table

In the basket

a) The grapes are on the table. b) The pineapple is on the table. c) The pepper is on the table. d) The beans are on the table. e) The pear is on the table.

a) The tomato is in the basket. b) The carrots are in the basket. c) The onion is in the basket. d) The melon is in the basket. e) The lemon is in the basket.

Exercise 12 Sita pays: 9 pounds.

Exercise 13 No key.

Exercise 14 For example: a) John needs to buy some groceries. b) John wants to buy onions, carrots, bananas, milk and rice. c) First, he goes to the fruits and vegetables. d) John puts the rice in his trolley. e) John buys an ice-cream and some chocolate before he goes home.

KEY CHAPTER 8 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 No key.

Exercise 3 a) Leo works at a coffee shop. b) Leo doesn`t like coffee. c) Leo wants to be a police officer. d) Mary doesn`t have a job. e) Mary cannot pay the rent. f) Mary loves children. g) Jenny is happy. h) Jenny is a nurse. i) Jenny likes to help old people. For example: a) Leo doesn`t like the job, because he doesn`t like coffee. b) He wants to become a police officer or a football coach. c) Mary needs to find a new job soon, because she cannot pay the rent. d) Mary wants to become a nursery assistant. e) Jenny works as a nurse at a small nursing home. f) Jenny likes to help old people.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6 a) a nurse b) a carpenter c) an electrician d) a cleaner e) a mechanic f) a bus driver g) a shop assistant h) a hairdresser

Exercise 7 You need to know English in all the jobs.

Exercise 8 For example: a) Why are Nimo and Yonas at the hospital? b) Why does Monica like her job? c) Why does Monica say “I`m sorry”? d) Why are nurses busy?

Exercise 9 No key.

Exercise 10 For example: a) Ali works at a pizza restaurant. b) He works on Fridays and Saturdays. c) Daniel from Eritrea, Synne from Norway and two Swedish girls work together with Ali. d) Daniel and Synne dance at the party. The Swedish girls laugh a lot. Ali takes a picture of them. e) Because Ali posts the picture of his friends on the internet without asking first. f) No key.

Exercise 11 painter, teacher, bus driver, actor, job, cleaner, part-time, work, carpenter, mechanic, doctor, nurse R

Exercise 12

Exercise 13

a) Children like sweets and icecream. b) I like fruit, but I don’t like vegetables. c) Do you like spaghetti or hamburgers? d) She likes fish, but he doesn’t like it. e) They like apples and oranges. f) I don’t eat fish, chicken or ham. g) These apples are red and sweet. h) My husband likes to cook, but I don’t. i) What do you want to drink? Tea, coffee or water? j) Where is the fruit? In the bag or in the fridge?

a) Becky works as a plumber. b) Becky`s job starts at seven. c) Becky wears a helmet for work. d) She has different tools in a large bag. e) Becky likes her job. f) Becky is pregnant, but she works hard every day.

KEY CHAPTER 9 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 a) England, Scotland, Wales, Republic of Ireland, Northern Ireland b) Trees, a harp, a bagpipe, mountains, a castle, a tea pot, a cup, a bus, a phone booth, Big Ben. c) For example: London, Birmingham, Manchester, Newcastle, Sheffield, Liverpool, Leeds, Bradford, Bristol, Sunderland

Exercise 3 Shepherd`s pie  aunt Trudy fish and chips  dad a pint of beer  uncle Tom tea with scones  mum chicken curry  Jenny

Exercise 4 For example: a) England is in the British Isles. b) More than 50 million people live in England. c) London, Liverpool, Manchester, Birmingham. d) England has beautiful green fields with farms and sheep. It also has many canals. In the North there are high mountains, and on the coast, there are many beautiful beaches. e) Football is a very popular sport in England.

Exercise 5

For example:

No key.

a) About 10 million people live in London. b) The London Eye, Big Ben and Buckingham Palace. c) There are many shops and many bridges in London.

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9 a) London is the capital of England. b) Fish and chips is traditional food in England. c) Why are you late? d) The English drink tea with sugar and milk. e) There are many green fields in England.

Exercise 10 a) true b) false c) false d) true e) true f) true g) false

Exercise 11 a) capital b) beach c) football d) London e) mountain f) field g) sheep h) farm

Exercise 12 a) There are many cars in London. b) There are 67 million inhabitants in England. c) There is a famous river in London. d) There are many cities in England. e) There are many bridges in London. f) There is a restaurant in Hyde Park.

Exercise 13 a) Ed Sheeran is a famous music artist. b) He is also an actor in TV shows and films. c) He writes songs, sings and plays the guitar. d) Ed Sheeran lives in London, but he travels a lot. e) He is a very popular artist on Spotify. f) Amal Clooney is an English lawyer. g) Her parents are refugees from Lebanon. h) She speaks Arabic, French and English. i) Amal works with human rights. j) She also writes books and teaches law students. k) She is married to George Clooney, and they have twins, a girl and a boy.

Exercise 14 For example: a) father, mother, the kids, sister, brother b) The mother needs a rest. The kids are playing. The sister is sleeping. The brother is going on a date. c) In the middle of the street d) No key.

KEY CHAPTER 10 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 Activities

go jogging go swimming play football do yoga

Exercise 3 No key.

Tick:    

Activities

Tick: 

go training at the gym go skiing go cycling go for a walk

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 a) a leg b) an arm c) a hand d) a knee e) an eye f) a mouth g) a nose h) an ear i) a shoulder j) a stomach k) an ankle l) a foot

Exercise 7 1 b) 2 d) 3 a) 4 c)

Exercise 8

Singular

Plural

throat face eye nose chest stomach

legs arms lungs ears hands knees

Exercise 9

Exercise 12

a) hands b) heads c) legs d) faces e) eyes f) mouths g) ears h) arms

a) Who is Kathy? She is my sister. b) What time is it? It is seven o’clock. c) When do you buy groceries? I buy food on Saturdays. d) Why does she drink tea? She doesn’t like coffee. e) Where do you live? We live in Bergen. f) How do you feel? I feel fine, thanks. g) Which book is yours? The black book is mine.

Exercise 10 1) I am a man. 2) We have many men in class. 3) My teacher is a woman. 4) My sisters are women. 5) Maria has one child. 6) Sita has two children.

Exercise 13

Exercise 11

Exercise 14

a) D A V I D b) L O U I S A c) W I L L I A M d) E L I Z A B E T H e) J U L I A f) K A T H E R I N E g) C H A R L E S h) B E N J A M I N

No key.

a) My daughter has the flu. b) I have a fever. c) How do you feel? d) I hope you feel better tomorrow.

Exercise 15 The conversation should have “please” and “thank you”. The verb “can” should be replaced by “may”. The greeting “hello” is more polite. For example: Receptionist: Patient: Receptionist: Patient: Receptionist: Patient:

Good morning/afternoon/evening! (All these greetings are more polite.) Hello! May I help you? Yes, please. I’m ill. May I see the doctor? Yes. Please sit down and wait. Thank you!

Exercise 16 No key.

Exercise 17 For example: a) City Medical Centre b) The appointment is for a blood test. c) I have to be there at 9.35 am.

Exercise 18 She is twenty-five years old. He is thirty-two years old. She is forty-six years old. He is fifty-one years old. She is sixty-nine years old. He is seventy-four years old.

PART B

KEY CHAPTER 11 Exercise 1

Exercise 5

No key.

Exercise 2

Exercise 6

For example:

No key.

a) He was late for school. b) He was ill last night, so he was sleepy in the morning. c) He can get up early. d) No key.

Exercise 7

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 No key.

No key.

Exercise 8 a) It was late Sunday evening. b) Lisa was in bed, but she was not sleepy. c) The class had a maths test last week. d) Lisa had some problems. e) She was not happy after the test. f) Lisa always wants to be best. g) She had a cup of tea with milk and sugar. h) Her bed was very soft. i) Now Lisa was calm and relaxed.

Exercise 9 For example: A hot cup of tea. A cute baby. A happy woman. A blue bus.

A brown An old house. chair. A tasty A cold drink. sandwich.

A handsome man. An interesting book.

Exercise 10 cold, soft, old, easy, tired, tasty, expensive, afraid, large

Exercise 11 No key.

Exercise 12 No key.

Exercise 13 For example: a) A cold day – A colder day – The coldest day b) An old car – An older car – The oldest car c) A small boy – A smaller boy – The smallest boy d) A cheap jacket – A cheaper jacket – The cheapest jacket e) A nice house – A nicer house – The nicest house

Exercise 14 This cake is good. This cake is better. This cake is the best.

This weather is bad. This weather is worse. This weather is the worst.

KEY CHAPTER 12 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 For example: a) Simon, Leo, Mary and Lisa. b) Simon wanted to show them some wild nature. c) They were going to the woods. d) Foxes, rabbits, squirrels, elks, deer. e) Leo wanted to go fishing because he wanted to have fish for dinner. f) They are in the past tense, because this happened in the past. a) false b) false c) true d) true e) false f) true

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 had, wanted, picked (up), laughed, talked, liked, stopped, started, walked, looked, listened

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6 Adjectives: old, nervous, long, heavy, full, new, elegant, busy, large, green, small, beautiful, fantastic, interesting, tasty, last, famous, Italian, great Adverbs: safely, quickly, slowly, happily, loudly Verbs in past tense: travelled, was, landed, had, walked, lived, smiled, liked, tried, talked, laughed

Exercise 7 The man is nervous. He laughs nervously. The music is loud. Tom plays loudly. The car is slow. The car moves slowly. Leo and Lisa are happy. They laugh and talk happily. Jenny is quiet. She walks quietly. The man is angry. He shouts angrily.

Exercise 8 a) dog / dogs b) cat c) cow d) pig e) horse f) sheep g) chicken / chickens h) bear i) reindeer j) elk k) fish l) bird

Exercise 9 For example: houses trees/woods sheep fox squirrel wolf elk snake bear

fish mushroom flowers stones river grass mountains clouds sky

Exercise 10 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 13 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 a) I have homework for tomorrow. I must do my homework. b) The dishes are dirty. I must wash them. c) Your room is untidy. You must tidy up your room. d) It is raining. You must use an umbrella. e) He is very angry. He must go for a walk. f) They have a test on Friday. They must study. g) A thief stole the neighbour’s car. We must lock our car.

Exercise 3 a) You look cold. You should wear a sweater. b) It is windy. We should close the window. c) I have a funny sister. You should meet her. d) When it is snowing, you should build a snowman. e) It is a long drive to grandmother’s house. We should take a break along the way. f) Rebecca looks tired. She should go to bed.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 a) ladies’ toilet b) men’s toilet c) fire exit / emergency exit

d) no smoking e) no dogs allowed f) caution - wet floor

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 a) Sandra’s b) my sister’s c) my teacher’s d) the children’s e) the woman’s f) Oscar’s g) the birds’ h) the wolves’

Exercise 8 a) This is Linda’s daughter. b) This is George’s pen. c) Those are my father’s cookbooks. d) That is Mavis’ bike.

c) The cat is Maya’s best friend. d) That is Nelson’s book. e) That is the dog’s collar. f) The girls’ bedroom has pink walls.

Exercise 10 a) Yes, he made dinner. b) No, she did not come home late last night. c) Yes, I bought more milk. d) Yes, my parents went to Australia on holiday. e) No, she did not do her homework today. f) Yes, you forgot to call me this morning. g) No, they did not like the book.

Exercise 9 a) This is my brother’s bike. b) Those are the children’s toys.

Exercise 11 Infinitive

Simple past

Infinitive

Simple past

buy

bought

put

did

see

saw

draw

drew

sit

sat

fall

fell

take

took

forget

forgot

think

thought

know

knew

wear

wore

Exercise 12

Exercise 15

a) She bought a dress. b) The man took a banana. c) We sat on the bed. d) He saw her every day. e) I knew the answer. f) They forgot to do their homework.

Exercise 13 No key.

Exercise 14 For example: a) Maria wrote the note. b) Maria did not like it. c) She understands that Nimo was angry. d) Maria wants Nimo to forgive her.

E: arm E: knee E: hand

N: arm N: kne N: hand/hånd

E: finger E: three E: six E: egg E: bread

N: finger N: tre N: seks N: egg N: brød

Exercise 16 For example: a) The text is about how much children should help around the house. b) He is five years old. c) He tidies his toys before he goes to bed, and sometimes he helps set the table. d) Nora takes the rubbish out at weekends. e) Nora clears the table after breakfast and dinner. f) Sebastian does not like to vacuum. g) No key.

KEY CHAPTER 14 Exercise 1

Exercise 4

No key.

a) No, you cannot help me. b) Yes, I can play the guitar. c) No, the girls cannot sing. d) No, she cannot speak Somali. e) Yes, I can eat meat. f) Yes, we can read a story.

Exercise 2 For example: a) There must be two witnesses. b) The bride usually wears a white wedding dress. c) You place a veil on the top of your head. d) The groom can wear a suit. e) People can get married in a church or at the city hall.

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 5 a) Hindu b) Christmas c) holiday d) Christian e) Muslim f) religious g) Diwali h) celebration

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 parade

wedding

dish

ice cream

groom

Norwegian flag

costume

hot dog

bride

birthday cake

Exercise 8

Exercise 12

For example:

No key.

a) No, it will not. b) Yes, I will be late. c) Yes, you will see me tonight. d) No, she will not lend me the book. e) Yes, I will be home soon. f) No, we will not have enough time.

Exercise 13

Exercise 9 No key.

For example: a) Norway celebrates its Constitution on the 17th of May. b) The Norwegian Royal Palace is in Oslo. c) The children wave the Norwegian flag. d) The Royal Family wave from the balcony.

Exercise 10 No key.

Exercise 11 a) I’ll start dinner now. b) You won’t forget that. c) She won’t ask again. d) He’ll be back in a minute. e) It’ll be okay. f) We’ll put it back. g) They won’t come back. h) I can’t come tomorrow. i) I can’t play football. j) I can’t go to Rio.

KEY CHAPTER 15 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 No key.

Exercise 3 butter, apples, flour, eggs, sugar

Exercise 4 does Robert eat and What does Susan eat and drink? What drink? every day

Two slices of bread, some milk, salad, Bread, cheese and fruit, some milk, some rice, some fruit and water. juice and lots of water.

twice a week

Some meat, chicken, or fish.

Vegetables and meat.

on special occasions

Wine

never

Fatty food like chips or butter.

Butter or pork, fatty food, cookies.

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6 a) What would you like to eat? b) Would Bella like to drink some water? c) Would Hanna like to eat a sandwich? d) Would you like to have some water? e) I would like to eat a hamburger. Fasit til Grip 1 Engelsk. Fasit til Arbeidsbok © Vigmostad & Bjørke AS 2020. All rights reserved.

Exercise 7 Countable apple fish orange tomato sandwich potato pear

Uncountable

meat

cake juice ice soup bread coffee tea water chocolate lemonade ice-cream

Exercise 8 a) I usually buy some bread, but I don’t buy any cakes. b) Would you like some chocolate for dessert? c) I need to buy some stamps. d) There aren’t any good restaurants in this part of town. e) Do you have any brothers or sisters? f) Would you like some cheese for breakfast?

Exercise 9 a) These carrots are sweet. b) I don’t like tea at all. c) I’d like to cut some pears for this salad. d) There is much water in this jar. e) How many sandwiches do you have? f) Do you eat meat? g) There is a lot of rice in this dish. h) Where is the bread? i) These berries are very sweet. j) There are four chairs round the table. k) These vegetables are green. l) Where are the onions? m) I’ll buy some cherries.

Exercise 10 For example: Ali eats chocolate, some rice, and some bread every day. He eats ice-cream twice a week. He drinks some milk occasionally. He never eats vegetables. Maya eats fruit and vegetables and drinks some milk every day. She eats eggs and beans twice a week. She drinks beer occasionally. She never eats sweets. Jim eats sweets and candy every day. He drinks some wine twice a week. He eats vegetables occasionally. He never eats fruit.

Exercise 11 Yonas: Hello, Can I help you? Customer: Yes, I would like to have some lunch. Yonas: Would you like a starter? Customer: Yes, I’d like a bowl of chicken soup, please. Yonas: And what would you like for a main course? Customer: I’d like a grilled cheese sandwich. Yonas: Would you like anything to drink? Customer: Yes, I’d like a glass of Coke, please. Yonas: Can I bring you anything else? Customer: No thank you. Just the bill. Yonas: Certainly. Customer: I don’t have my glasses. How much is it? Yonas: It’s 12 pounds. Customer: Here you are. Thank you very much. Yonas: You’re welcome. Have a good day. Customer: Thank you, the same to you.

Exercise 13

Exercise 14 No key.

Exercise 15 For example: a) Kate likes to exercise and stay healthy. b) Kate needs to eat rice, corn or bread, fruit, vegetables, dairy products and fish. c) Kate should eat dairy products. d) Kate doesn’t eat meat.

e) For breakfast she has a bowl of cereal with milk and some fruit. At lunchtime she has a cheese sandwich, a yoghurt and orange juice. For dinner she has fish with potatoes and salad. f) This text is about eating healthy food.

KEY CHAPTER 16 Exercise 1

Exercise 6

No key.

Exercise 2

Exercise 7

a) Yes, Sita has to pack socks. b) No, she doesn´t have to pack trousers. c) Yes, she has to pack a swimsuit. d) Yes, she has to pack a skirt. e) No, she doesn´t have to pack a jumper.

No key.

Exercise 3

a) When are you travelling? b) Where is he travelling? c) How are they travelling? d) What is your brother packing?

a) true b) true c) false d) false e) true

Exercise 4 a) tickets b) a passport c) a backpack d) a toothbrush e) a map f) a suitcase

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9

Exercise 10 a) I’m very hungry. I must eat some food. b) The children are sleeping. We must be quiet. c) She has a test. She must finish on time. d) We must obey the rules. e) It is raining heavily. I mustn´t get wet. f) This is a hospital. You mustn’t smoke here. g) I have some guests today. I must do some housework and cook dinner.

Exercise 11 No key.

Exercise 12 For example: a) She is checking in at the airport. b) He is packing a suitcase. c) I am weighing my suitcase. d) He is checking the passport. e) We are boarding the plane.

Exercise 13 For example: You must water the plants. You must feed the cat every day. You mustn’t let the cat out.

Exercise 14 For example: a) Passengers receive a boarding pass when they check in at the airport. b) A boarding pass is a card the passenger must have when boarding a plane. c) The name of the passenger is Olav Skoglund. d) The passenger is going to Australia. e) The flight number is FD 1789. f) The passenger’s seat number is 12C. g) The boarding time is 06:20. h) The gate number is B18.

Exercise 15 No key.

Exercise 16 I am sailing, I am sailing Home again ’cross the sea I am sailing, stormy waters To be near you, to be free I am flying, I am flying Like a bird ’cross the sky I am flying, passing high clouds To be near you, to be free Can you hear me, can you hear me Through the dark night, far away? I am dying, forever crying To be with you, who can say

Exercise 17 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 17 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 true/false The conversation is at a restaurant.

false

Jane Parker has a room reservation.

false

The reservation is for a family room.

true

The hotel room has a view of the ocean. false The room number is 507.

true

Exercise 3 For example: a) Jim works as a guide on a tourist bus. b) Audio guides are offered in five languages. c) The tour has twenty stops. d) At Nassau Street you can visit the Little Museum of Dublin. e) At the National Art Gallery you can see European and Irish art. f) The Temple Bar district is well-known for its nightlife.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6

Exercise 10

No key.

Exercise 7

Exercise 11

a) Dublin is the capital of Ireland. b) They visit the Dublin Zoo. c) Traditional folk music is an important part of Irish culture. d) Shepherd’s pie is a traditional Irish dish. e) The national day of Ireland is called St Patrick’s Day. f) People dress up in green clothes.

No key.

Exercise 8

Exercise 14

a) a postcard b) a fiddle c) a harp d) a receptionist e) a flute f) a lift g) an attraction h) a tourist

No key.

Exercise 9 No key.

Exercise 12 No key.

Exercise 13 No key.

Exercise 15 For example: a) Dublin Zoo is a park where animals from all over the world live. b) Dublin Zoo opened in 1831. c) More than 400 animals live at the zoo. d) You can watch some of the animals at Dublin Zoo via webcams on your computer. e) Dublin Zoo takes care of its animals and helps them have babies.

Exercise 16 Maria and Sebastian have a hotel room on the fourth floor. In the morning, they walk down the stairs to get to the breakfast room on the ground floor. In the breakfast room, they see the food on a long table, and they walk toward the breakfast buffet. Sebastian walks past the bread. He does not want bread today. He decides to have cereal. Maria wants toast. She puts the bread into the toaster. When the toast is ready, it jumps out of the toaster. Maria puts jam on her toast. They walk across the breakfast room and sit down at a quiet table by the windows on the other side of the room.

Exercise 17 a) I come from Syria. b) She goes to school. c) They take the bus to work in the morning. d) The flowers in the green vase are from the garden. e) My children go to bed at eight o’clock. f) He is a friend from school.

Exercise 18 a) James Joyce was from Ireland. b) James Joyce was an Irish author. c) James Joyce was the oldest of ten children. d) He wrote many books about life in Ireland. e) Henrik Ibsen was a Norwegian author. f) Henrik Ibsen wrote plays in the 1800s.

KEY CHAPTER 18 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 true/false

Tina was tired. She wanted to sit in a comfortable chair. She put a glass of milk on the table. Tina wanted to read a magazine. Tom wanted to watch a Bollywood film. The film had a lot of action and cool cars. Tom wanted to watch the film with Tina. Tom wanted to meet Tina in thirty minutes.

true true false false false true true false

Tina put a cup of tea on the table and opened her book. Let`s meet in twenty minutes. Tina was tired, so she wanted to sit in a comfortable chair. She opened her book, but then the phone rang. Tom wanted to watch a new film at the cinema. It was a James Bond film with a lot of action and cool cars.

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 Molly read an interesting book yesterday, but Peter’s book was more interesting. Hanna read the most interesting book yesterday. Tom is a boring man, but Willy is more boring. Sam is the most boring man at the office. I wear a beautiful dress tonight, but my sister’s dress is more beautiful. Linda wears the most beautiful dress tonight. Catherine is a fantastic person, but her sister is more fantastic. Olivia is the most fantastic person of them all.

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 a) large – larger – the largest b) small – smaller – the smallest c) expensive – more expensive – the most expensive d) interesting – more interesting – the most interesting e) comfortable – more comfortable – the most comfortable

Exercise 8 a) Keira Knightley is a successful actress. b) She was born in London. c) When she was only six years old, she acted in a TV series. d) Keira was one of the two main characters in “Bend It Like Beckham”. e) It is a film about girls and football. f) “Pirates of the Caribbean” is an American film series. g) “Love Actually” is a romantic comedy. h) Keira has received many awards. i) She supports Amnesty International and the UN.

Exercise 9

Exercise 13

Hassan – number 6 Maria – number 4 Yonas – number 5 Nimo – number 2 Sita – number 1 Ali – number 7 Olav – number 3

For example:

Exercise 10

a) I have cleaned the house. b) You have watched TV. c) She has visited Paris. d) Chris has baked a cake. e) They have fixed the car. f) We have listened to music. g) Lisa has brushed her teeth. h) The cat has played with a ball.

No key.

Exercise 11 No key.

Exercise 12 a) I have visited her before. b) You have walked to school all week. c) She has baked all the cakes. d) Hassan has watched many football matches. e) The girls have played football for five years. f) Ali has worked at a hotel. g) It has rained for two weeks. h) The parents have helped the family a lot.

Exercise 14 a) He is driving. b) Lisa and John are dancing. c) My sister is swimming. d) Dad is cooking. e) We are working. f) Our friend is smiling. g) The Johnsons are sleeping. h) I am writing.

Exercise 15 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 19 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 The USA The United Kingdom Ireland Canada Australia New Zealand South Africa Zimbabwe

Exercise 3 For example: a) Lethabo works in the Kruger National Park. b) The tourists come to watch the wild animals. c) They walk quietly on the savannah. Everyone is silent and looks around carefully. d) The Big Five are lions, elephants, rhinos, leopards and buffaloes. e) No key. f) No key.

Liberia Nigeria Guyana Belize Jamaica Trinidad and Tobago Barbados Fiji Kiribati

a) Adverbs: early, safely, always, excitedly, quietly, carefully b) Adjectives: wild, huge, silent, big

Exercise 4 No key.

Exercise 5 a) I have baked a cake. b) You have watched TV. c) Yonas has fixed the car. d) We have worked hard. e) Ali has visited his friends. f) Maria has danced beautifully. g) It has rained a lot.

Exercise 6 For example: a) Ida studies computer science in Australia. b) Australia is always sunny, and she can go to the beach every day. c) She talks about the Great Barrier Reef, Bondi Beach, the Sydney Opera House, the Outback. d) You can go diving, and you can see colourful fish, sharks, dolphins and sea turtles at the Great Barrier Reef. e) Sydney has many different people and cultures, because many immigrants come to live there. f) It is very hot and dry. It is in the middle of Australia. a) Sydney b) koala c) beach d) sunny

e) famous f) Outback

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9 No key.

KEY CHAPTER 20 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 For example: a) Every year Bollywood makes more than 1000 films. b) Masala means spice mixture. c) Bollywood films are called Masala films, because they are a mixture of different styles such as drama, action, romance, and comedy. d) 2.2 billion film tickets are sold every year in India.

Exercise 3

thought

made

slept

ate

went

drank

gave

grew

sat

read

Exercise 4

Exercise 5

No key.

Exercise 6 Last week it was my birthday. I had a party. My friends gave me lots of gifts. My mother made a chocolate cake. We ate pizza, and we drank Coke. We went to the garden. We played badminton there. We sat on the grass, and we took lots of pictures. After the party I went to my room, took my bath, and slept.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 a) Robert made this treehouse himself. b) Mary did the homework herself. c) We took some food to the party ourselves. d) Ali, did you take the photo yourself? e) I wrote this poem myself. f) My mother often talks to herself.

g) Hanna and Sara, if you want more milk, help yourselves. h) Why don’t you do it yourself? (alternatively: yourselves) i) I saw myself in the mirror. j) We can’t do this ourselves. k) They talk about themselves all the time. l) Why are you standing? Find some chairs for yourselves and sit down. m) Can they find the way back home themselves? n) The old woman sat on the chair talking to herself. o) John and I introduced ourselves to our new neighbour. p) The cat cleans itself.

Exercise 9 a) They washed the dishes themselves. b) She eats her meal herself. c) He goes to the sport centre himself. d) I do my homework myself. e) The children cleaned their room themselves. f) She takes care of the baby herself. g) You can’t do this for me. I have to do it myself. h) You will have to fill out the forms yourself. (alternatively: yourselves) i) Be careful. You might hurt yourself. (alternatively: yourselves) j) She made this cake herself.

Exercise 10 For example: a) Gandhi is called the “father of India”, because he helped the people of India win freedom from Great Britain. b) Gandhi was in South Africa to practice as a lawyer. c) Nonviolence means peaceful protests. d) No key. e) India gained independence through nonviolence, peaceful marches and strikes.

KEY CHAPTER 21 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 No key.

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 a) Alaska b) Rhode Island c) No key.

Exercise 5 a) false b) true c) true d) false e) false f) true g) true h) false

Exercise 6 Utah, Illinois, Ohio, Kansas, Kentucky, Iowa, Michigan, Texas, Florida, Nevada, Idaho I

M S

N O I

O B

V D

W I

A N S

D M D P

A R

U C

O H

Exercise 7 a) I know a woman who has three cats. b) The text that she writes is boring. c) The old house that Tom lives in is yellow. d) The nice dog that Harry has is brown. e) The girl who smiled at me was beautiful. f) People who live in the USA are Americans. g) The new car that Joanna has is electric. h) The two new shirts that the father bought are white. i) I love the cup that you gave me! j) The big company that he works for is Canadian.

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9 No key.

Exercise 10 For example: a) Life on the reservation was very hard. Most of the parents had no work. b) He had serious health problems. c) He was good at reading, writing and drawing. d) He became one of the best students in his class. e) Because the book gives hope to other poor kids around the world.

Exercise 11 1 b) The president works in the White House. 2 e) Obama was the first African American president. 3 d) The taxis in New York are yellow. 4 c) Americans make films in Hollywood. 5 a) The Statue of Liberty is in New York.

Exercise 12 a) Native Americans came to America thousands of years ago. b) European immigrants have lived in America since 1620. c) Hassan has lived in Norway for five years. d) Sita married Alex ten years ago. e) Nimo has known Yonas since January 2017. f) I have waited for one hour. g) The lesson started five minutes ago. h) Monica has been a nurse since 2012. i) Olav has worked as a teacher for 35 years

Exercise 13 For example: a) It’s about the life of Arnold Spirit Junior, who grows up in a poor Indian reservation and becomes a successful writer. b) Yes, he wrote several novels and short stories.

KEY CHAPTER 22 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 Figur 1.

Exercise 3 a) Jimmy lives in England, so he is English. b) He is also British, because England is a part of Great Britain. c) Jimmy’s mother comes from Wales, so she is Welsh. d) Jimmy’s father is Irish. He comes from Ireland. e) Last summer Jimmy got his driving licence. f) He visited all the countries in Great Britain. g) Jimmy Jimmy’s dad Jimmy’s mum Aunt Kate England Ireland Wales Scotland h) Jimmy’s dad is not British. He is from Ireland.

Exercise 4 Jimmy I’m English.

Olav I’m Norwegian.

Jimmy’s father I’m Irish.

Jimmy’s mother I’m Welsh.

Aunt Kate I’m Scottish.

Jimmy, Jimmy’s mother and aunt We’re British.

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6 No key.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 No key.

Exercise 9 No key.

Exercise 10 Loch Ness is a lake in the north of Scotland. It is 37 kilometres long and 230 metres deep. Some people believe that a sea monster lives in Loch Ness. They call it Nessie. It is grey and has a long neck, a small head and two humps on its back. Every year thousands of tourists visit Loch Ness. Some people have taken pictures of the sea monster. We still don`t know if the monster is real.

KEY CHAPTER 23 Exercise 1 No key.

Exercise 2 true/false Gemma loves Valentine’s Day. Most of Gemma’s friends have boyfriends or girlfriends. Gemma is not in a couple. People post romantic pictures on Facebook and Instagram. Liz has a boyfriend. Liz and Gemma decide to spend Valentine’s Day together. Gemma wants to see a romantic film. They will meet at eight o’clock.

false true true true false true false false

Exercise 3 No key.

Exercise 4 For example: a) They are going to celebrate Halloween. b) The party is on Friday. c) Louise’s costume is a witch. d) She is going to wear a long black dress, a black wig, a long, fake nose and a black, pointy hat. e) Max’s costume is a vampire. f) No key.

Exercise 5

Exercise 6

No key.

Exercise 7 No key.

Exercise 8 For example: Valentine’s Day

Halloween

Christmas

romantic chocolate love card

scary pumpkin ghost costume chocolate

Santa reindeer ornament chocolate card

Exercise 9 a) Valentine’s Day is in February. b) Halloween is in October. c) Christmas is in December. d) Our family decorate the Christmas tree together. e) I eat candy on Halloween. f) My boyfriend gave me a Valentine’s Day card.

Exercise 10 a) My brother is always late for school. b) I often forget to do my homework. / Often, I forget to do my homework. c) My mother seldom has time to read a book. d) The neighbours sometimes play loud music. /Sometimes the neighbours play loud music. / The neighbours play loud music sometimes. e) We usually eat pancakes for breakfast on Sundays. / Usually, we eat pancakes for breakfast on Sundays. / We eat pancakes for breakfast on Sundays, usually. f) My sister never loses her keys.

Exercise 11 Infinitive

Past simple

Past participle

to become

became

become

to say

said

to speak

spoke

spoken

to tell

told

to write

wrote

written

Exercise 12 a) Mary became angry. b) My parents said that it was wrong to steal. c) I spoke English at school. d) He told his children stories before bed. e) We wrote cards to each other.

Exercise 13 No key.

Exercise 14 For example: a) He fell in love with the woman. b) The woman did not love him back and “gave away his heart”. c) He was very sad and cried. d) This happened last Christmas / a year ago. e) He is still in love with her.

Exercise 15 a) There are 2 days until Valentine’s Day. b) There are 28 days until Halloween. c) I have 15 books. d) You can give 2 pumpkins to each friend. e) You have 21 apples.

KEY CHAPTER 24 Exercise 1

Exercise 2

No key.

Exercise 3

Exercise 4

No key.

Exercise 5 No key.

Exercise 6 a) I have applied for a job. b) Priya is at a job interview. c) My boss is interviewing a new secretary. d) We are hiring. e) Barry works as a driver. f) She wants to become a plumber.

Exercise 7 Infinitive

Past simple

Past participle

feel get hear stand understand

felt got heard stood understood

Exercise 8 a) The boy felt happy. b) Jake got his favourite meal for dinner on his birthday. c) I heard that you have a new job. d) He stood in the street all day with a sign. e) My sister understood maths better than me.

Exercise 9 a) It is boring to sit around the house all day. b) It can be good exercise to walk the dog. c) It is fun to give presents. d) It is useful to write grocery lists. e) It is fun for the whole family to celebrate Halloween.

Exercise 10 No key.

Exercise 11 No key.

Exercise 12 For example: a) The advertisement is for a cleaning job at a gym. b) The company is called The Clean Club. c) Working hours are five days a week, Monday–Sunday, and available shifts are 5 a.m.–9 a.m. or 5 p.m.–7 p.m. d) Yes, that is part of the job. e) You can send your application to j.p.russo@thecleanclub.com.

Exercise 13 true/false

Priya is at a job interview. Priya has applied for a job at the company called “Ads for Sale”. Priya has no experience from sales. Priya is a positive and patient person. The boss likes the fact that Priya can speak many languages. Priya is the only candidate for the job. Priya speaks both Spanish and Hindi fluently. Priya will hear from the company this afternoon.

true false false true true false false false

Exercise 14 Pelé: “Success is no accident. It is hard work…” Stephen King: “Talent is cheaper than table salt.” Barack Obama: “The best way to not feel hopeless is to get up and do something.” Oprah Winfrey: “Doing the best at this moment puts you in the best place for the next moment.”