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GET READY FOR YOUR TEST 1. Read the short paragraphs below and choose the answers (a-d) that best fit each gap. By 2050, 70% of the world’s 9 billion people 1)_____ in cities. Globalization is creating a series of melting pots around the world. These are the places where ancient cultures can build 2)_____ each other or collide. New York, London, Sydney, and Melbourne: these are the places of liberty and “free speech”. But these are also the places of heated cultural tension. This kind of tension is 3)_____ in many forms. People direct 4)_____ toward that foreigner who “stole” an Aussie job to make the overpriced clothes they buy. But are these people in the vocal minority, or outspoken representatives of the majority? Globalisation 5)_____ diverse cultures under one shared flag, encourages once oppressed groups to 6)_____ and blurs the borders between micro-communities. This makes it is easy for underlying prejudice to simmer and erupt. When a “minority” group causes the melting pot to spill over, the city’s western middle-class news media spins a story tailored for the highest 7)_____, exacerbating this prejudice. 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) 6) 7)

a) a) a) a) a) a) a)

are going to live beside demonstrating hates unites speak up rankings

b) b) b) b) b) b) b)

will live besides demonstrated hatred gathers speak out rentings

c) c) c) c) c) c) c)

are living each side demonstrates hated joins speak for numbers

d) d) d) d) d) d) d)

live on the side demonstrate hating collects speak with ratings

The night before Christmas I was full of the usual 8)_____ that I always felt during the Christmas season. Christmas had always been one of the delightful religious festivals for me. The church started preparing 9)_____ back in November. Beautiful Christmas music could be heard everywhere on the streets, on the radio, and even on television. Everybody made colourful crepe paper ornaments to decorate their homes with. It was 10)_____ time when relatives and friends gathered together and visited each other. All of us looked forward to the Christmas Eve Service at our church and a joyous procession 11)_____ the streets after the service. Throughout the celebration, everyone was in a gala mood and greeted people around with the special words of Merry Christmas and Happy New Year. Then on Christmas Day we went back to church to sing carols reminding us 12)_____ the meaning of the blessed birth of the baby Jesus. After the Christmas service young people received special gifts of chocolate, cookies, and crackers. They were told that the gifts 13)_____ from Father Christmas. They also received new clothes and perhaps new pairs of shoes. We always thought that these were the things that meant Christmas. Oh how I wish that those memories 14)_____ real tonight! 8) 9) 10) 11) 12) 13) 14)

a) a) a) a) a) a) a)

anticipation long a alongside about come are

b) b) b) b) b) b) b)

expectancy far – by of coming can be

c) c) c) c) c) c) c)

suspense way the over to have come was

d) d) d) d) d) d) d)

tension yet this through – would come were

15) 16) 17) 18) 19) 20) 21)

a) a) a) a) a) a) a)

on the way get away most the 1950s track manage to meeting

b) b) b) b) b) b) b)

on foot get out much 1950s trace happen to meet

c) c) c) c) c) c) c)

on the road get across more the 1950th originate want to have met

d) d) d) d) d) d) d)

on the trail get back more and more the 1950 date seem meeting

Mobility and being 15)_____ create a wonderful sensation to the American people. Although many families enjoy spending their holidays at home, the majority of them hit the road. They may simply rent a cabin in the wilderness or near the seaside, or go to one of the many campgrounds that dot the USA, overall they just strive to 16)_____ from the hectic life of the city and work. One more popular method to escape stress is to visit national parks, such as Yellowstone or the Grand Canyon, which 60 million opt for every year. Though hiking and trail blazing have become 17)_____ popular, Americans also enjoy international travel. In almost every European city, you are bound to bump into an American traveller. Since 18)_____, loads of Americans have made their way to Europe. The reason for this is that the majority of the US population 19)_____ their ancestry back to European countries. Today, the most common sites like Paris, Berlin, Amsterdam or Rome are full of young American backpackers, budget travellers who often stay in youth hostels. Should you ever 20)_____ to meet one, they are adventurous and eager 21)_____ new people. Try to strike up a conversation with one of them, and your efforts will most likely be rewarded.

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ENGLISH-SPEAKING COUNTRIES

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IRREGULAR VERBS

1min
page 187

PREPOSITIONAL PHRASES

4min
pages 190-192

VERBS, ADJECTIVES, NOUNS WITH PREPOSITIONS

3min
pages 188-189

PHRASES AND EXPRESSION

1min
page 186

SKILLS ROUND-UP

10min
pages 183-185

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 180

LITERARY HUB ENGLISH IN ORIGIN Frederic Brown "Sentry" (excerpt

4min
pages 181-182

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 179

LESSON 5 INTERNATIONAL MEMBERSHIP Missions of international organizations Word order and inversion

9min
pages 175-178

LESSON 3 SOCIAL ISSUES Migration of Ukrainians Time clauses

12min
pages 164-168

LESSON 1 UKRAINIAN IDENTITY Ukrainian nationality Article review

15min
pages 154-158

LESSON 4 CRIME AND PUNISHMENT Criminal rights and duties Question tags

14min
pages 169-174

LESSON 2 POLITICS AND GOVERNANCE Visa-free regime and election Conditionals review

12min
pages 159-163

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 149

LESSON 6 DO THE GREEN THING! Ecotourism Passive voice with reporting verbs

10min
pages 145-148

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 150

LESSON 5 THE WONDERFUL WORLD National parks Collective nouns

10min
pages 141-144

LESSON 4 MEDICINE AND TECHNOLOGY Medical advances Nouns with prepositions

10min
pages 137-140

LESSON 3 HEALTHCARE Local doctor Passive modal verbs

10min
pages 133-136

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 120

LESSON 6 INSPIRE YOURSELF WITH ART Art therapy Adjectives with prepositions

9min
pages 116-119

LESSON 1 HEALTHY LIVING Raw food diet Quantifiers: countable&uncountable

10min
pages 125-128

LESSON 5 SHOP TILL YOU DROP Art of shopping Reporting verbs

12min
pages 112-115

LESSON 2 EATING OUT Top 5 restaurants in the world Passive review

10min
pages 129-132

LESSON 4 STAGE OR SCREEN Cinema and theatre Reported speech

11min
pages 108-111

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

3min
page 121

whole

11min
pages 104-107

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 89

LESSON 1 A PLACE TO LIVE Cities and towns Prepositions of place

9min
pages 96-99

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 88

LESSON 2 THERE IS NO PLACE LIKE HOME Houses and homes Quantifies

9min
pages 100-103

LITERARY HUB ENGLISH IN ORIGIN Harriet Beecher Stowe "Uncle Tom's Cabin", Chapter 31

4min
pages 90-91

LESSON 5 NEW ZEALAND – AN ISLAND NATION Country profile Comparison of adjectives and adverbs

12min
pages 83-87

LESSON 3 EXPLORING CANADA Travelling Participles

13min
pages 73-77

LESSON 4 AUSTRALIA – A COUNTRY OF CONTRASTS Holidays Adjectives&Adverbs

11min
pages 78-82

LESSON 2 THE AMERICAN DREAM America and Americans Relative clauses

11min
pages 69-72

LESSON 1 BRITISH HERITAGE British history Sequence of tenses

11min
pages 65-68

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 60

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

4min
page 61

LESSON 6 YOUNG AND ACTIVE Youth movements and organizations Verbs with prepositions

10min
pages 56-59

Ways of expressing habitual behaviour

11min
pages 52-55

LESSON 4 LOVE IS IN THE AIR Types of love Degree modifiers: fairly, rather, quite LESSON 5 BRIDGING THE GENERATION GAP Generation Gap between Parents and Children

10min
pages 48-51

LESSON 3 BEING IN RELATIONSHIPS Love stories Comparison of adjectives

10min
pages 44-47

LESSON 2 THE BEST TIME OF MY LIFE Stages of life Intensifiers: such/so/too/enough

12min
pages 40-43

LESSON 1 MEETING PEOPLE YOU KNOW Rules of etiquette Narrative tenses/Past tense contrast

12min
pages 36-39

SELF-ASSESSMENT Check your vocabulary Check your grammar

2min
page 31

LESSON 3 READY, SET, TEST! Student life Ways of expressing the Future

10min
pages 15-18

LESSON 6 START-UP Top jobs in Ukraine Prepositional phrases: in time/on time, at the end/in the end

11min
pages 27-30

LESSON 1 MY FUTURE, MY CHOICE! International educational programmes Future tense contrast

10min
pages 7-10

LESSON 5 IN SEARCH OF A JOB Voluntary work Infinitive review

11min
pages 23-26

LESSON 2 LEARN THROUGH TRAVELLING International exams Prepositions: for, during, while

10min
pages 11-14

LESSON 4 IN THE JOB MARKET Young businessmen Gerund review

11min
pages 19-22

GET READY FOR YOUR TEST Use of English

3min
page 32
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