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Czasu present perfect używamy do mówienia o przeszłych doświadczeniach, gdy nie wspominamy kiedy dokładnie miały miejsce. spelling rules for past participles

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Czasu past continuous używamy do mówienia o czynnościach, które trwały przez jakiś czas w przeszłości. Często występuje on w tym samym zdaniu razem z czasem past simple i zaimkami when (przed past simple) i while (przed past continuous) i służy wówczas do opisu czynności, która była tłem dla innych, krótko trwających czynności.

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Czasu present continuous używamy do mówienia o czynnościach, które mają miejsce w momencie mówienia o nich.

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Czasu present continuous używamy również do mówienia o konkretnych planach na przyszłość.

Czas present continuous tworzymy w następujący sposób: podmiot + be + verb + -ing.

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Jeśli używamy czasu present continuous do mówienia o przyszłości, stosujemy wówczas wyrażenia czasowe odnoszące się do przyszłości.

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Facts & Figures

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Lost cities

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Population

Wykaz czasowników nieregularnych (irregular verbs) znajduje się na stronie 96.

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Czasu present simple używamy do mówienia o nawykach i zwyczajach.

Czasu present continuous używamy do mówienia o czynnościach, które mają miejsce w momencie mówienia o nich.

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Will/won’t używamy do mówienia o wydarzeniach w przyszłości, co do których nie jesteśmy pewni, wiec są to tylko przypuszczenia.

Be going to używamy do mówienia o planach i zamierzeniach na przyszłośd.

Czasu present continuous używamy również do mówienia o konkretnych, ustalonych wcześniej planach na przyszłośd. Stosujemy wówczas dodatkowo okoliczniki czasu odnoszące się do przyszłości.

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Uzupełnij zdania odpowiednimi czasownikami.

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Are you listening (you / listen) to me?

Yes, I am. (he / go)?

To the sports centre, I think. (you / wear) to the party?

A dragon costume. (your to the concert?

No, she isn’t. (your parents / chat) to?

The neighbours.

(I / make) Yes, you are!

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Zakreśl właściwą formę.

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Find some information about three artefacts.

Think about how people lived in the place the artefacts come from and make notes.

Prepare Use your notes to write three short texts about the artefacts and draw some pictures to illustrate the texts.

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I’m not (am not) You aren’t (are not)

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You should make an Culture Today appointment to see your doctor.

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I’ve cut / bruised They / broken my arm / leg / finger.

I wasn’t (was not) / quite a lot. clean the It hurts a bit You weren’t (were not) floor.

He/She/It wasn’t (was not) We/You/They weren’t be home (were not) late.

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take photos.

You shouldn’t …

… the BIG DEBATE: Should irresponsible people pay to be rescued? allowed to

get a tattoo.

You must / have to make your bed.

After can, can’t, could and couldn’t we use the We use mustn’t when something is prohibited. surfboard flippers snorkel wetsuit swimming costume infinitive without to.

It doesn’t have the same meaning as don’t have oars rubber dinghy kayak At 18 you can drive a car in Spain. ✓ to.

I think At 18 you can to drive a car in Spain. ✗ that people who act irresponsibly You mustn’t put the washing machine on. (It’s rescuing should have to pay for the 2 Match the sports equipment items the need pictures.

After be allowed we use to. with and prohibited.) service. Why should rescuers risk their lives I’m allowed to stay out until twelve.

You don’t have to put the washing machine on. to save people who are not being sensible?

(It isn’t necessary.)

If the rescue services made people pay, After must / mustn’t we use the infinitive people wouldn’t put themselves at risk. without to.

You must leave the party at eleven. ✓ You must to leave the party at eleven. ✗

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Archaeologists found these bracelets in Mohenjo-Daro. They are made from beads of semi-precious stones, so the owner of these bracelets was probably rich. Jewellery like this was passed down through families.

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Adventure sports He/She/It isn’t (is not)

The rescue services often rely on volunteer staff and have to raise money to pay for equipment, vehicles and training. Rescue services across the world save I/You/He/She/It/We/They mustn’t thousands of lives every year. They rescue people who have had accidents or are Water sports equipment victims of natural disasters. Other times they have to rescue people who have We use can / can’t, could / couldn’t andin(not) acted an irresponsible way.

We can use must or have to for obligation. 1 Check the meaning of these words. be allowed to for permission.

This model is made from terracotta.

Terracotta is a type of clay that is moulded and then baked in the sun to harden.

Do a project on artefacts discovered in lost cities.

Plan Look at the table on your worksheet that you have received from your teacher and choose a lost city.

work five hours a day.

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provide fresh water.

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1 Mohenjo-Daro means … a) … Mound of Indus. b) … Mountain of Death. c) … Mound of the Dead.

2 The city is about ... square kilometres in size. a) 1.5 b) 15 c) 5.1 3 Many house walls in First Street … a) … aren’t there any more. b) … are still there. c) … are underground.

4 Archaeologists found a system of ... in the houses. a) towns b) drains c) roads 5 They made … from mud. a) walls b) wells c) bricks

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Obligation and prohibition: must / negative Useful expressions mustn’t and have to / don’t have to I/You/He/She/It/We/

Interpreting artefacts a) containers, often used for food b) a piece of jewellery that goes around your wrist c) a place where people live together d) a deep hole dug in the ground to provide water e) the system of passages for water and waste in a town or city f) a man-made object g) a mixture of water and earth Mohenjo-Daro h) a block for building houses

The lost city of Mohenjo-Daro The lost city of Mohenjo-Daro existed more than 4,000 years ago in the Indus Valley in South Asia. People from the Indus Valley Civilisation lived there between 2600 and 1900 Daro means Mound of the archaeologists think that more than 35,000 people lived there in the past. The city is about 1.5 square kilometres in size. The ruins of the city, in Pakistan, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

First Street First Street is the most famous street in Mohenjo-Daro; it’s ten metres wide in some places.

Many of the house walls are still standing. The people made bricks from mud and dried them in the sun. They used the bricks to build foundations, walls, buildings and wells.

The windiest!

The USA is the country with the most tornadoes in the world. It has more than 1,000 tornadoes a year - four times more than all of Europe. Tornadoes are most common in spring and least common in winter. Most of the tornadoes are in the centre of the USA in an area called ’Tornado Alley’.

When did the first American bank open?

How hot was it in Death Valley on July 10th, 1913?

When are tornadoes most common in the USA?

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When archaeologists discover artefacts in their excavations, they interpret them to understand how people lived in the past.

1 Połącz wyrazy z ich definicjami.

Lake Superior is one of the Great Lakes of the USA. It is famous for being the biggest freshwater lake in the world. It is about 563 kilometres from west to east and 257 kilometres from north to south. Lake Superior is also the coldest and the deepest of the Great Lakes.

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We aren’t wearing witches’ costumes.

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5 It’s the speaker’s birthday / Valentine’s Day.

6 The speaker is waiting / working in a restaurant.

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7 James is inviting Tony / Clive to a celebration.

Napisz zdania, używając w każdym z nich obu czasów: present simple i present continuous.

It is very cold today but it isn’t snowing.

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Przekształć zdania z ćwiczenia 2. na przeczenia.

1 a B 2 a B 3 a B 4 a

8 James’s family always / usually has celebrations at Pizza Point.

Lost cities 1 a bracelet 2 drains 3 an artefact 4 mud 5 a settlement 6 a well 7 a brick 8 pots

Extremes in the USA The hottest!

Death Valley is a valley in the Mojave Desert, California. It is famous for being the hottest place in the USA. Death Valley also holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded in the western hemisphere. On July 10th, 1913 it was 56.7° C. That’s hot!

The biggest!

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Ułóż pytania, wykorzystując wyrazy podane w nawiasach.

Czasu present continuous używamy również do mówienia o konkretnych planach na przyszłość.

Jeśli używamy czasu present continuous do mówienia o przyszłości, stosujemy wówczas wyrażenia czasowe odnoszące się do przyszłości.

W krótkich odpowiedziach nie powtarzamy już formy czasownika + -ing.

4 Peter is often / never late.

09 Posłuchaj trzech wiadomości telefonicznych i zakreśl właściwe słowo.

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1 Lisa / Ellie is going to study in France.

The longest river in the USA is the Missouri River. It is over 4,000 kilometres.

The biggest island in the USA is Hawaii.

It has an area of more than 10,400 sq. kilometres.

The highest waterfall in the USA is Yosemite Falls in California. The water falls more than 700 metres.

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Czasu present continuous używamy do mówienia o czynnościach, które mają miejsce w momencie mówienia o nich.

Czas present continuous tworzymy w następujący sposób: podmiot + be + verb + -ing.

W pytaniach szyk jest następujący: be + subject + verb + -ing.

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2 Paul a large tray of 3 They to the music.

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5 Carol the chocolates in the cupboard.

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Uzupełnij zdania odpowiednią formą present continuous czasowników z ramki.

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Czasu present continuous używamy do mówienia o czynnościach, które odbywają się w chwili mówienia o nich.

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2 Ellie / Ellie’s mum is cooking a special meal.

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Take it off now!

4 The dog is drinking / drinks a lot of water. It’s thirsty.

5 I’m usually buying / usually buy funny presents for my sister for her birthday.

6 Are you liking / Do you like this music?

Napisz poprawną formę czasownika z końcówką -ing.

1 leave 2 go 3 carry 4 sit 5 celebrate 6 watch 7 chat 8 study

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Oh well. Are you (8) … Dawn a present?

Yes, a few of us (9) … her a watch. What about you?

I’ve got her a book. (10) …

Yes, (11) … without a book.

Well, see you tomorrow then.

Yeah, bye!

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Well, Joe and Andy are making (4) … and Dawn (5) … the garden. You can help her.

OK. (6) … decorations!

Is Paul coming with you?

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Are you (1) … to Dawn’s party tomorrow?

Yes, of course. What time does it start?

At twelve o’clock, but (2) … over there at 10.00 to help.

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Przeczytaj dialog i zaznacz prawidłowe odpowiedzi.

Brian Neil

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Przeczytaj, jakie Nick ma plany na najbliższy tydzień. Uzupełnij zdania.

Special day:

Napisz zdania, używając

here in the north. now! (rain, rain) tennis every day, but I’m not well . (play, rest)

Present continuous for future arrangements

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A newspaper is made of paper.

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Uzupełnij zdania poprawnymi formami czasowników podanych w nawiasach.

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5 It’s Christmas! Let’s the tree.

6 We always our traditional costumes during the feasts in our village.

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We use have to for obligation.

We use don’t have to when there is no affirmative mountain biking obligation (i.e. when something isn’t parachuting I/You/He/She/It/We/ necessary). rock climbing They We use do/does in the negative, questions and rollerskating short answers.

I was snowboarding She doesn’t have to prepare dinner.

You were surfing Do you have to look after your sister? Yes, I do.

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Yes, I/you do. / No, I/you don’t.

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1 Podczas wizyty w bibliotece twoja koleżanka rozmawia przez telefon. Jak zwrócisz jej uwagę na zachowanie ciszy?

A You must switch on your mobile phone in the library.

B You shouldn’t use your mobile phone in the library.

C You left your phone in the library.

2 Jak zapytasz kolegę, czy ogląda programy reality A Are you watching a reality show?

B Did you watch any reality shows yesterday?

C Do you ever watch reality shows?

3 Dowiedz się, czy twoja koleżanka potrafiła pływać, kiedy miała 8 lat.

A Could you swim when you were eight?

B Were you swimming at eight?

C Did you swim eight years ago?

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1 Which lake is the biggest? a) Lake Superior in Canada/USA b) Lake Baikal in Russia c) Lake Victoria in Africa 2 Which of these planets is the smallest? a) Saturn b) Venus c) Mercury

Vocabulary Prepositions of movement; extreme adjectives Language Focus Will and might; be going to; first conditional Skills Reading: an article, a leaflet Listening: plans for a trip Speaking: talking about future plans and intentions (holidays) Interaction: booking a room in a hotel E Exam Writing: an informal letter – a description of a place CLIL Science Culture Today Adventure tourism Exam Builder Znajomość środków językowych uzupełnianie luk, częściowe tłumaczenie

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Look at the types of transport.

Write a sentence about each one. car boat ship spaceship plane bus

Vocabulary 1

I travel by car every day.

I’ve never travelled by spaceship.

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Match the prepositions with the pictures.

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Mr Smith decided to go to San Francisco. He started his journey in London. First, he flew (5) _ Europe in a jet plane. Then he took a ferry in Portugal to sail (6) _ the Atlantic Ocean. When he got to America, he rented a car and drove (7) _ many motorways. But when he finally got to San Francisco, he drove (8) _ the city for an hour because he couldn’t take the right turning!

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When she finally got to Mexico City, she got (1) _ the taxi and started walking (2) _ the hotel. She always dreamt of this journey and now really wanted to run (3) _ all her problems and just enjoy the holiday!

When she walked (4) _ the building, she saw how beautiful it was – a perfect place for a fantastic holiday!

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What’s the highest mountain you’ve ever climbed?

Have you ever run away from someone?

How long can you stay underwater?

What’s the best way to travel round the world?

What place on Earth would you like to fly over?

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From spain to outer space!

Imagine the scene – you’re on holiday, and you’re looking out of the hotel window at an amazing view: planet Earth! Soon, this idea might not be science fiction. A company in Barcelona has got plans for the world’s first space hotel. According to director, Xavier Claramunt, the Galactic Suite hotel is going to open soon. Six lucky millionaires will have the opportunity to be the first guests. This will be the most expensive hotel in the Galaxy – $4 million for a three-day holiday!

Guests will get into a spaceship in the city before travelling into space.

Then they’ll go round the Earth every 80 minutes, and see 15 sunrises every day. They won’t be able to walk around – they’ll wear special Velcro suits, and climb up the walls like Spiderman. They won’t be able to have a bath until they get home, and using the toilet in zero gravity will be quite a challenge!

But how many people are going to have enough money to visit the Galactic Suite? About 40,000 people in the world are rich enough, but they won’t all want to go. Claramunt insists that it will be the holiday of a lifetime. The price includes an eight-week training course on a tropical island, where galactic tourists will learn everything they need to know. That’ll surely be more luxurious than life in zero gravity!

Barcelona is not the only contender in the race for space tourism. British and American companies are also planning to offer space tourism before the end of this decade. It might not be the reality today, but perhaps one day, Mars will be more popular than Marbella!

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2.10 Read and listen. Choose the best alternative title for the text.

A Spiderman and science fiction B The holiday of a lifetime C The origins of the solar system 2

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Words in context Find words 1–7 in the text and match them with the correct definitions a–g.

5 insist according to 6 luxurious sunrise 7 contender Velcro suit gravity

a) suit fastened with pieces of material which stick to each other b) in the opinion of somebody c) force that makes objects fall to the ground d) very expensive and comfortable e) when the sun appears in the sky early in the morning f) someone who competes with others for something such as a prize g) to say very firmly that something must happen or must be done

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Read the text again. Put these events in the correct order. a) The tourists travel c) They get into a spaceship in into space.

Barcelona. b) They return to Earth. d) The tourists go on a training course.

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Decide if the sentences are true (T) or false (F).

Find evidence in the text.

1 The first space hotel will probably open in the near future.

2 It won’t be expensive to visit the Galactic Suite hotel.

3 It will take a day for the space hotel to travel round the Earth.

4 Visitors can wear their own clothes in space.

5 The price of the holiday includes eight weeks on a tropical island.

6 All European countries are planning to have space hotels in the future.

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questions.

1 2 3 4

Do you think space hotels will be popular among rich people?

Would you like to be a space tourist?

What else could you do with $4 million?

In your opinion, will humans colonise other planets in the future?

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will and might 1

Look at the puzzle and put the words in the correct order to make sentences. subject

will/won’t might/might not

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4 _ (not/might/be/it) science fiction in the future.

Read the examples in exercise 1 and complete the rules.

• We use ____ / ____ when we are sure that something is or isn’t going to happen in the future – it is definite.

• We use ____ /____ when we speculate about the future – it is possible.

• The form is the same in all persons. We don’t use ____ in the third person singular.

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Complete the sentences with will / won’t or might / might not and the verbs in brackets.

1 Someone from my school __ (become) an astronaut in the future.

2 I’m sure that someone __ (walk) on the moon again one day.

3 I __ (go) on holiday to the Galactic Suite hotel because it’s too expensive.

4 People __ (buy) CDs in the future because digital music is becoming more popular.

5 In 2016, the Olympic Games __ (be) in Rio de Janeiro.

6 An athlete from my country __ (win) a gold medal.

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Your voice Write four true and one false

sentence using the words from boxes A, B and C. Then work in pairs. Read the sentences to each other and guess which sentence is false.

I might go to England one day.

A I We My teacher My parents

B go to England buy me a car travel round the world get married have an exam give us homework

C today soon next year in 15 years one day

Look at the structure and the examples.

Write he forms of the sentences. Then choose the correct ending of the rule below.

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BE GOING TO • To form sentences we use: subject + be + going to + infinitive without to +

They are going to open the hotel soon.

He 1 _.

–

They aren’t going to work there.

2 _.

?

Are they going to stay there? 3 _.

SHORT ANSWERS

Yes, they are.

No, they aren’t.

4 Yes, _.

No, _.

• We use be going to to talk about: predictions about the future / plans and intentions for the future.

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Complete the dialogue with the correct form of be going to.

Congratulations! You’ve won a holiday at the Galactic Suite hotel for you and a friend.

Tom Hi, guess what? I’ve won a galactic holiday – I’m going to travel into space!

Amy Wow! That’s amazing! When (1) _ (you, go)?

Tom In 2015.

Amy Who (2) _ (you, take) with you? What about me?!

Tom Er, actually, I (3) _ (ask) my cousin. He’s very interested in space travel.

Amy Oh. That’s a shame. How long (4) _ (you, stay) in space?

Tom Only three days. But I (5) _ (spend) eight weeks on a tropical island before that. We (6) _ (prepare) for the space trip there.

Amy That sounds fantastic!

DESERT TREK

Speaking 7

Imagine you’ve won one of these holidays. Work in pairs.

Ask and answer questions ARCTIC EXPE RIENCE about the holiday. Remember to use the question form of be going to.

Who / take with you?

When / go?

What / do there?

How long / stay?

How / prepare for the trip?

What / wear?

BEIJ ING BREAK

Who are you going to take with you?

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6 Listening 1

2.11 Listen to Chris telling his mum

about a school trip and complete the information.

Vocabulary 2 Extreme adjectives 4

Look at the list of extreme adjectives. Check their meaning in a dictionary and match them with the normal adjectives.

extreme adjectives awful tiny huge boiling freezing fascinating amazing 5 6

normal adjectives hot big nice interesting cold small bad

2.12 Listen, check and repeat.

Write answers to the questions using extreme adjectives.

Are the exam results bad?

Yes, they are. They’re awful!

1 Is it cold in the Arctic in winter?

2 Is it hot in the desert in summer?

1 The school is organising a trip to _ (Aviemore).

2 The place to stay is a youth _.

3 The cost of the trip is _.

4 The time of the trip is _.

5 The deposit to pay is _.

2

7

Is Russia a big country?

Is Luxembourg a small country?

Are the beaches in Hawaii nice?

Was the exhibition interesting?

Rewrite Chris’s postcard with extreme adjectives.

Hi Mum! I’m having a/an (1) nice time here in Scotland.

Yesterday we skied down a (2) big mountain. The youth hostel is OK, but the showers are (3) cold! The nearest village is (4) small but it’s got a shop, so I bought you this postcard!

See you soon, Chris PS I miss your cooking – the food here is (5) bad!

2.11 Listen again and choose

the correct answer.

1 Where are they going to be? a) in the mountains b) in a city c) in a village 2 How many teachers will be there? a) one b) two c) three 3 How many students are going? a) only Chris, Richard and Pete b) about 120 c) about 20 4 What are the optional excursions going to be? a) ice climbing and Glasgow b) skiing and ice climbing c) skiing and Glasgow 5 What will the weather be like? a) not very cold b) cold and freezing c) quite cold and wet

8 Your voice Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions.

1 Have you ever been on a school trip?

2 Where did you go?

3 What did you do there?

3 4 5 6

Your voice Work in pairs. Ask and answer the

questions.

3

1 2 3 4

What is the most awful thing you have ever eaten?

What is the most fascinating place you would like to see?

What is the most amazing country you have visited?

Which weather is worse for you: freezing or boiling?

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Adventure tourism quiz

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1 Antarctica is … a) an ocean. b) a continent. c) a country.

Culture Today ADVENTURE TRIPS

Antarctic cruise • see huge icebergs

2 What percentage of Antarctica is ice? a) 50% b) 85% c) 98%

3 Antarctica is in the … a) north. b) south. c) east.

Did you know …?

• watch penguins and whales

Join us on a fascinating trip to the world’s most remote continent. We’ll travel on a special ship called the Polar Star. First, your guide will meet you at the airport in Buenos Aires. 1 The Polar Star has got a gym, restaurant and shop. It carries about 100 passengers, so you’ll make lots of new friends.

◆ Antarctica is becoming a new tourist destination! In the 2009 to 2010 tourist season, over 37,000 people visited the world’s coldest continent.

During your journey to the South Pole, you’ll see some amazing scenery. If you’re lucky, you’ll also see whales, seals and sea birds.

If you’ve got any questions, our team of experts will be there to help you. Every day we’ll go on excursions if the weather isn’t too bad.

2 You’ll see the tiny penguin chicks if you visit in February. You can also spend an afternoon at the boiling hot springs of Pendulum Cove.

3 There’s lots of time to enjoy the trip because it’s light for 20 hours a day during the Antarctic summer.

If you choose this holiday, you won’t be disappointed.

It’s a unique opportunity to visit the Earth’s final frontier, and a once-in-a-lifetime experience for lovers of adventure!

1

2.13 What do you know

about Antarctica? Read the quiz and choose the correct answers.

Then listen and check.

2

Read the text and choose the best option.

The text is … a) a guidebook description of Antarctica. b) an advertising leaflet offering trips to Antarctica. c) a note about Antarctica from an encyclopaedia.

3

2.14 Read the text again and put sentences a–c into the correct gaps 1–3 in the text. Then listen and check.

a) If you’re brave, you’ll be able to go for a swim! b) One of our most popular trips is a visit to the penguin colonies on Half Moon Island. c) Then you’ll board the ship in Ushuaia, the world’s most southern city.

Words in context Find words and phrases 1–6 in the text and match them with the correct definitions a–f.

1 remote 3 hot spring 5 unique 2 to board 4 disappointed 6 once-in-a-lifetime 4

a) a place where hot water comes up out of the ground and forms a pool where people can relax b) unhappy because something that you expected did not happen c) something that is so special that it may happen only once d) very special, unusual or good e) to get onto a ship, aircraft, train, or bus f) far away from other cities, towns or people 5

Your voice Work in pairs. Read the opinions and discuss the questions.

If tourism becomes more popular in Antarctica, people will destroy the fragile environment forever.

If people visit Antarctica, they’ll see how beautiful it is and they’ll want to protect it.

1 Which opinion do you agree with?

2 Would you like to go on this trip? Why?/Why not? …the BIG DEBATE ➛ Workbook p130

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Language Focus 2

LOOK

unless Read the rule and rewrite the sentences with unless.

• Unless is the same as if not. It always refers to the situation part of the sentence, not the consequence.

We never use not after unless.

If you aren’t brave, you won’t go for a swim. = Unless you are brave, you won’t go for a swim.

1 If you don’t go on this trip, you’ll miss the opportunity. = _, you’ll miss the opportunity.

2 If he doesn’t come on time, he’ll miss the ship. = _, he’ll miss the ship.

First conditional 1

Match the situations in the box with the consequences in the table to make sentences. Check the answers with the text on page 78.

if the weather isn’t bad if you’re lucky if you choose this holiday if you visit in February FIRST CONDITIONAL • We use the first conditional to talk about possible future situations and their consequences.

SITUATION 1 __, 2 __,

CONSEQUENCE you’ll see whales. you won’t be disappointed.

CONSEQUENCE You’ll see the penguins We’ll go on excursions

SITUATION 3 __.

4 __.

2 1 2 3 4 3

Read the sentences in exercise 1 again and answer the questions.

Is if always at the start of the sentence?

Which tense do we use in the if part?

Which tense do we use for the consequence?

Do we always use a comma between the two parts of the sentence?

Circle the correct alternatives.

1 If the ship hits an iceberg, someone rescues / will rescue you!

2 You’ll be cold if you don’t / won’t take a lot of clothes.

3 We send / ’ll send you a postcard if we find a postbox!

4 If you haven’t got / won’t have much money, you won’t be able to come.

5 The environment will suffer if too many people go / will go to Antarctica.

6 If you go on this holiday, you don’t forget / won’t forget it!

Your voice Write consequences of these situations.

4 1 2 3 4 5 6

If I get rich one day, _.

Unless I pass my exams, _.

If it rains later, _.

If my friend calls me tonight, _.

If we don’t get any homework, _.

Unless Poland qualifies for the World Cup, _.

Book corner Unit grammar check 1

Circle the correct alternatives.

Surviving in the mountains Touching the Void is a true story about two friends called Joe and Simon. They (1) ’re / ’s going to climb a huge mountain in Peru.

Joe and Simon reach the top of the mountain, but then Joe has an accident and breaks his leg. They (2) don’t / won’t survive (3) if / unless they get down quickly. They might (4) die / to die in the mountains.

The two friends decide to stay together and they hold the same rope. Then, something terrible happens. Joe falls and pulls the rope. Simon must make a rapid decision. If he cuts the rope, Joe (5) falls / will fall further. If he (6) doesn’t / won’t cut the rope, they will both fall.

Simon cuts the rope and he returns to the camp alone.

He feels terrible. A couple of days later, he (7) ’s / ’m going to leave the camp when he sees a figure in the distance.

Will Joe (8) return / to return?

2

2.15 Listen and check.

Touching the Void

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6 Exam Writing An informal letter – a description of a place Dear Uncle William, As this is my last letter from the holiday in the USA, I’d like to write about the most amazing place I’ve seen so far. of This place is Death Valley, and it is a national park in the states USA. the in place coldest / hottest (1) the It’s .

Nevada California and The scenery there is amazing! it isn’t The best time to visit Death Valley is in spring or autumn because was ture tempera too hot. In summer it’s boiling – the highest recorded can (2) 34°C / 54°C! There is a road that goes through the park, so you drive or cycle there. in The most famous place to see is Badwater. That’s the lowest point to down / up (3) go you If level. the whole country – it’s 86m below sea is There er.

Badwat of view great the top of Dante’s View, you’ll have a a hotel in the village of Furnace Creek, where I stayed for the night. home.

I’ll show you a lot of pictures of Death Valley when I see you back Kisses to Aunt Susan, Daniel 1

Read the letter above and guess words 1–3 in the text. Compare your answers with a partner.

LOOK

Linkers of reason and result Look at the letter again and underline all sentences with because and so in the letter.

Then complete the rules below.

• We use _ to introduce a result or consequence.

• We use _ to give a reason.

2

Join the two sentences with because or so. Remember that we don’t use a comma before because.

1 Zakopane hasn’t got an airport. All visitors arrive by train or car.

2 The beaches in Lanzarote in Spain are black. The island is volcanic.

3 It’s boiling in Greece in summer. You’ll need a sun hat and sun cream.

4 It’s like a desert in Malta in summer. It hardly ever rains.

5 You can ski in the Alps in winter. It’s freezing.

3

1 2 3 4

Think about an amazing place you have visited. Work in pairs. Ask and answer the questions.

5 How can you travel What is the name of there? the place?

6 What can you see Where is it? there?

Why is it special?

When is the best time 7 Where can you stay? to visit?

Writing Plan 1

Do the exam task below.

Zadanie egzaminacyjne Właśnie wróciłeś/wróciłaś z wakacji, na których zwiedziłeś/zwiedziłaś jakieś wyjątkowe miejsce. Napisz list do swojej cioci/swojego wujka z Australii. Opisz: • gdzie dokładnie byłeś/byłaś; • jaka jest tam pogoda i jak tam dojechać; • gdzie można się zatrzymać i co warto zobaczyć.

Podpisz się jako XYZ. Rozwiń swoją wypowiedź w każdym z trzech podpunktów, pamiętając, że długość listu powinna wynosić od 50 do 100 słów. Oceniana jest umiejętność pełnego przekazania informacji, spójność i logika wypowiedzi oraz zakres i poprawność środków językowych.

2

Plan a letter. Use the model in exercise 1 and the questions in exercise 3 to help you.

3

Write your letter. Include answers to all the questions.

Check your writing: check that you’ve written three paragraphs use linkers because and so use at least one example of the first conditional TIP

Opisując jakieś miejsce, podaj wiele szczegółów dotyczących tego miejsca oraz wyjaśnij, dlaczego wybrałeś je do opisu. Podobnie postępuj w przypadku tworzenia opisu jakiegoś zdarzenia lub jakiejś osoby.

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A

6

B

Language in Action Booking a room in a hotel 1 2 1 2 3 4 5 6 7

3

Match the pictures with the descriptions.

Match English words and phrases 1–7 with their Polish equivalents a–g. a) pokój wieloosobowy Bed and Breakfast (B&B) b) pięciogwiazdkowy dining area c) schronisko młodzieżowe dormitory d) pokój z dwoma en suite łóżkami five-star e) z łazienką twin room f) pensjonat youth hostel g) jadalnia

C

1 ALphA HOUSE – BE D AND BREAKFAST is a beau tiful villa near the centre. We offer en suite rooms with col our television. Prices £30– £50 per night/person.

2 THISTLE HOTEL is

tel a luxurious five-star ho . eet str in located in the ma , ms roo lish sty 8 We offer 16 d an ts ran tau res ee thr with per Thistle Bar. From £235 person/night.

3

EDIN BURGH YOUTH HOSTEL

is located in the heart of the city. We offer en suite, private single and twin rooms, and dormitories. From £28 per person.

2.16 Luis wants to spend a weekend in Edinburgh with his cousin Matt. He is phoning one of

the hotels above to book a room. Listen to the dialogue and answer the questions below.

1 2 3 4 5

Hotel receptionist

Luis

Good morning. (1) _?

When would you like to stay?

Would you like a twin room or two beds in a dormitory?

OK, hang on a minute. I’ll just check it for you … Yes, we have a room that you’d like. It will be (6) _.

Yes, we have a kitchen and a dining area.

OK, that’s a twin room, and the name is Luis Dominguez …

Thanks for calling and we look forward to your visit.

Good morning. I’d like to (2) _ room.

Oh, I’d like to stay (3) _, from (4) _.

I’d prefer (5) _ if that’s possible.

Right. Have you got a place where we could cook something?

Great. Can I (7)_, then?

My name is Luis Dominguez and my phone number is +34 792 876 334.

Thanks a lot. Bye!

What room does he want to book?

How long is he going to stay?

How much is he going to pay?

Can he cook anything in the hotel?

Which hotel is he phoning?

4

2.16 Listen to the dialogue again and fill the gaps with the correct words.

5

Practise the dialogue in pairs.

6

2.17 Listen to Amy booking a room in Alpha House. Answer the questions below.

1 2 3 4 7

What kind of rooms are available?

How much do they have to pay per person?

Do the rooms have bathrooms?

Is breakfast included in the price?

Translate the highlighted phrases into English.

1 I’d like to book a pokój z dwoma łóżkami.

2 All our rooms are z łazienką.

3 Would you like two beds w pokoju wieloosobowym?

4 We have a kitchen and a jadalnią.

5 Breakfast jest wliczone w cenę.

6 I’d like to dokonać rezerwacji.

8

Work in pairs. Prepare a dialogue in which one of you wants to book a room while the other is a receptionist. Then change your roles and prepare another dialogue.

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6 Self Check First conditional

Prepositions of movement 1

5

Match the prepositions with the pictures. a

1 round 2 down

If he invites me, I go to the party.

b

d

c

If he invites me, I’ll go to the party.

e

3 through 4 towards

f

5 up 6 along

6

Extreme adjectives 2

1 2 3 4 5 6

freezing boiling huge

1 We won’t play tennis if it rain.

2 If I get some money for my birthday, I buy that jacket.

3 My brother will learn English if he will move to London.

4 Unless the bus doesn’t come, I’ll have to walk home.

5 If you have a problem, your teacher will to help you.

6 I’m happy if I pass the test.

6

Rewrite the sentences with the extreme adjectives from the box.

amazing

Correct the sentences.

tiny

Cumulative grammar

awful

We stayed at a big hotel.

Our room was small.

The views were nice.

The food was bad.

It was cold at night.

It was hot in the afternoon.

1

2

3

4

5

6

7

8

9

6 ✶ Circle the correct alternatives.

6

will and might 3

Circle the correct alternatives.

1 More tourists will / won’t go to Antarctica in the future. It’s becoming very popular.

2 People won’t / might go on holiday in space. It’s possible!

3 I know I won’t / will become an astronaut.

I don’t like flying.

4 I might not / will stay at this school. It depends if my dad gets a new job.

5 I’m sure I might / will pass the test because I’ve studied a lot.

6 England will / might win the next World Cup. Who knows?

6

Bert Hi! It’s Bert here.

Bart Hello! How’s your trip? How (1) much / many planets have you (2) visit / visited?

Bert Well, first, we (3) went / been to Venus and Mars. We’ve been on planet Earth (4) for / since Tuesday. We (5) just have / have just arrived in London today.

Bart Really? What’s it like?

Bert (6) Is / It’s great – it’s more interesting (7) than / that Mars and Venus!

Bart What are you going (8) do / to do tomorrow?

Bert Well, I think we (9) ’ll visit / visit Buckingham Palace in the morning. We might (10) to meet / meet the Queen!

Bart Have fun! Don’t forget to send me a postcard!

be going to 4 1 2 3 4 5 6

Order the words to make sentences. visit / I’m / to / London / going going / study / We / to / aren’t English / Are / going / you / to / speak / ? not / stay / I’m / to / going / hotel / in / a cold / going / be / to / It’s it / Is / rain / going / to / ?

10

Total score: 6

40

36 – 40 Excellent!

30 – 35 Very good!

20 – 29 Good

12 – 19 Fair 0 – 11 Poor

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6 Exam Builder Znajomość środków językowych 1

Decide what part of speech the words in the table belong to. Then write their base form as in the example.

WORD → BASE FORM

WORD → BASE FORM

largest (adj ) → large nearest (_) → _

highest (_) → _ freezing (_) → _ skiing (_) → _

disappointed (_) → _ carries (_) → _ lucky (_) → _ national (_) → _ decision (_) → _ tourism (_) → _ 2

sunrises (_) → _

Change the base forms of the words below into the required part of speech.

BASE FORM

NEW WORD

1 amaze

→ adjective: amazing

2 visit

→ noun (a person): _

3 train (verb)

→ noun: _

4 real

→ noun: _

5 boil

→ adjective: _

6 love

→ noun (a person): _

7 scene

→ noun: _

3

Choose the correct English translation of the underlined parts of the sentences.

1 He looked around when he wysiadł z samochodu got out of the car / got from the car.

2 Być może będzie zimno It might be cold / It will be cold in the mountains – take a warm jacket.

3 If you go there in winter, będzie przeraźliwie zimno it is freezing / it will be freezing there.

4 Who zamierzasz zabrać ze sobą are you going to take / are you taking on the skiing holiday?

5 I won’t help you with English chyba że ty mi pomożesz if you help me / unless you help me with maths.

6 Please drive slowly wzdłuż tej ulicy along this road / around this road – there are children playing here.

7 If będziesz miał szczęście you will be lucky / you are lucky, you’ll see beautiful birds on the kayaking trip.

4

Work in pairs. Discuss your answers with a partner. Decide which answer is correct and why.

Zadanie egzaminacyjne 2 Zadanie egzaminacyjne 1 Przeczytaj poniższy tekst. W każdą lukę (1–5) wpisz odpowiednią formę jednego wyrazu z ramki. Wymagana jest pełna poprawność gramatyczna i ortograficzna wpisywanych wyrazów. Jeden wyraz został podany dodatkowo i nie pasuje do żadnej luki.

boil

slow

love

If you are a (1) _ of nature and you don’t want to travel to a remote place, take part in a kayaking trip along the Czarna Hańcza river. The trip takes place in the north of Poland, so we never get (2) _ weather.

You don’t need any special (3) _ as we move (4) _ through amazing (5) _ and beautiful forests. If you choose this trip, you won’t be disappointed!

real

scene

train

Przetłumacz na język angielski podane w nawiasach fragmenty zdań, tak aby otrzymać logiczne i gramatycznie poprawne wypowiedzi.

W każdym zdaniu brakuje maksymalnie czterech elementów. Wymagana jest pełna poprawność ortograficzna wpisywanych fragmentów zdań.

1 If [wybierzesz te wakacje] _______________, you will have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to swim with dolphins.

2 [Możliwe, że nie zostanę] _____________ in this hotel; it depends if they have a swimming pool.

3 I love being here in Paris; [odwiedziłam już] ______________ four museums!

4 If we choose the way through Italy, [będziemy jechać przez] ______________ a lot of tunnels in the mountains.

5 I [nie zamierzam] _______________ to visit Egypt – there are so many tourists there and the weather is boiling!

6 We will go to the beach and have a swim [chyba że będzie padało] ______________.

TIP

Tłumacząc zdania, pamiętaj, że w języku angielskim należy użyć czasami zupełnie innej konstrukcji niż w języku polskim; nie sugeruj się też liczbą wyrazów – może się ona różnić w obu językach.

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6 Extension 1

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 2

Match words 1–7 with words a–g to make expressions. Then translate the expressions into Polish. a) atmosphere board b) opportunity hot c) suit once-in-a-lifetime d) a ship remote e) continent unique f) gravity Velcro g) spring zero

Most people agree that nowadays Burj Al-Arab hotel in Dubai is the (1) _ hotel in the world.

If you decide to come here, you’ll find a Jacuzzi in every room and a Rolls-Royce to drive you around the city. Enjoy the (2) _ opportunity of having lunch at a height of 200 meters in Al Muntaha restaurant and admire the wonderful views. You won’t be (3) _!

Translate the words and phrases in brackets into English.

1 (Według) __ scientists, the driest place on Earth is Antarctica.

2 If you choose to visit Polish mountains in autumn, you (nie będziesz rozczarowany) __.

3 You can see the most beautiful (wschód słońca) __ if you go to Norway in the summer.

4 Our teacher of English often (nalega) __ that we learn whole phrases, not just single words.

5 What is the (najbardziej luksusowy) __ hotel in the world?

6 Michele Bachmann is the first female (kandydatką) __ in the race for the American presidency.

3

Read the advertisements for different hotels. Complete the texts with the correct forms of the words from exercises 1 and 2.

4

Work in pairs. Discuss which of the places in exercise 3 you would like to visit and why.

For the (4) _ experience of hot (5) _ and amazing scenery, visit the Blue Lagoon Icelandic Spa. (6) _ to tourists, soaking in the warm sea water of about 37°C is like being on another planet with little or zero (7) _. The wild scenery and clean air will make you feel relaxed and happy.

Project Amazing places to stay in Poland 1 2 3

Work in groups of three or four. Search the Internet or the media to look for information on an amazing hotel or another place to stay in Poland.

Prepare a short presentation about it. Choose the advantages of the hotel and the most interesting things about it.

Do you feel like getting away from everything? (8) _ a plane and come to Bali! The atmosphere on this (9) _ island will help you relax and have a good time. Stay in your own private villa, and enjoy dinner under the stars and a beautiful (10) _ in the morning.

Present your project to the class. Then take a class vote and decide which hotel would be the most interesting to visit.

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Wordlist accident (n) according to T across (prep) T along (prep) T amazing (adj)

/ˈæksɪd(ə)nt/ /əˈkɔː(r)dɪŋ ˌtuː/ /əˈkrɒs/ /əˈlɒŋ/ /əˈmeɪzɪŋ/

T away from (prep) T awful (adj) T bad (adj) Bed and Breakfast (B&B) (n) below (prep) T big (adj) board (v)

/əˈweɪ ˌfrəm/ /ˈɔːf(ə)l/ /bæd/ /ˌbed ən ˈbrekfəst, bi: ənd bi:/ /bɪˈləʊ/ /bɪɡ/ /bɔː(r)d/

T boiling (adj) carry (v) chick (n) T cold (adj) colonise (v) contender (n)

/ˈbɔɪlɪŋ/ /ˈkæri/ /tʃɪk/ /kəʊld/ /ˈkɒlənaɪz/ /kənˈtendə(r)/

cove (n) cruise ship (n) Death Valley depend (v) desert (n) destination (n) dining area (n) disappoint (v) disappointed (adj) dormitory (n) down (prep) east (n) en-suite (adj) excursion (n) exhibition (n) T fascinating (adj) figure (n) final frontier (n) five-star hotel (n) fragile (adj) T freezing (adj) galactic (adj) galaxy (n) gravity (n) gym (n)

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T hot (adj) hot spring (n) T huge (adj) iceberg (n) Icelandic (adj) insist (v) interesting (adj) T T into (prep)

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leaflet (n) luxurious (adj) main street (n) national park (n)

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T słownictwo obowiązujące na teście wypadek według (kogoś, czegoś) przez (np. przez pustynię) wzdłuż fantastyczny, zdumiewający daleko od okropny, straszny zły pensjonat poniżej duży wsiadać (na pokład statku, samolotu) upalny przewozić pisklę zimny kolonizować, osiedlać kandydat, uczestnik konkursu zatoczka statek wycieczkowy Dolina Śmierci zależeć (od czegoś, kogoś) pustynia cel podróży jadalnia rozczarować rozczarowany pokój wieloosobowy w dół, na dole wschód z łazienką (o pokoju) wycieczka wystawa fascynujący postać ostateczna granica hotel pięciogwiazdkowy delikatny, kruchy lodowaty, mroźny galaktyczny galaktyka grawitacja sala gimnastyczna; siłownia gorący gorące źródło ogromny, olbrzymi góra lodowa islandzki nalegać ciekawy, interesujący do (np. wsiadać do samochodu) ulotka luksusowy główna ulica park narodowy

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/ˌaʊtə(r) ˈspeɪs/ /ˈəʊvə(r)/ /ˌpeŋɡwɪn ˈkɒləni/ /ˈpəʊst ˌbɒks/ /ˈræpɪd/ /rɪˈməʊt/ /rent/ /rəʊp/ /raʊnd/ /ˈsiːnəri/ /ˈsiː ˌlev(ə)l/ /siːl/ /smɔːl/ /səʊk/ /saʊθ/ /ˌsaʊθ ˈpəʊl/ /ðiː ˈsʌðə(r)n/ /ˌspeɪs həʊˈtel/ /ˈspeɪsˌʃɪp/ /steɪt/ /ˌsteɪ ðə ˈnaɪt/ /ˈstaɪlɪʃ/ /swiːt/ /ˈsʌn kriːm/ /ˈsʌn hæt/ /ˈsʌnˌraɪz/ /θruː/ /ˈtaɪni/ /ˈtʊərɪz(ə)m/ /təˈwɔː(r)dz/ /ˈtreɪnɪŋ ˌkɔː(r)s/ /ˌtrɒpɪk(ə)l ˈaɪlənd/ /ˈtwɪn ˌruːm/ /ˈʌndə(r)/ /juːˈniːk/ /ʌp/ /ˈvelkrəʊ ˌsuːt/ /vjuː/ /vɔɪd/ /vɒlˈkænɪk/ /west/ /weɪl/ /ˈjuːθ ˌhɒst(ə)l/

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I’d like to make a reservation.

When would you like to stay?

All our rooms are en suite.

Breakfast is included in the price.

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W jakim terminie chciałby Pan/chciałaby Pani przyjechać?

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Richard Neely and Allyson Dalton survived for 19 hours in shark-infested waters while they were on a diving trip near the Great Barrier Reef, Australia. The couple left their dive boat and drifted out to sea.

The rescue services sent seven helicopters, three planes and six boats to search for the couple, making the cost of the operation high. Neely and Dalton made an equally high sum of money by selling their story to the press.

Some people suspected that the couple were lying.

This is because they sold their stories to the press just hours after their rescue. The rescue services decided to organize an investigation to find out what really happened and they eventually decided that the couple were not guilty.

Newspapers reported that the couple did not follow the instructions from119 the dive instructors and behaved in a foolish way, putting their lives at risk. Some people think that the couple should contribute towards the cost of their rescue.

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After be allowed we use to. with and prohibited.) service. Why should rescuers risk their lives I’m allowed to stay out until twelve.

You don’t have to put the washing machine on. to save people who are not being sensible?

(It isn’t necessary.)

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This model is made from terracotta.

Terracotta is a type of clay that is moulded and then baked in the sun to harden.

Do a project on artefacts discovered in lost cities.

Plan

Look at the table on your worksheet that you have received from your teacher and choose a lost city.

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The lost city of Mohenjo-Daro The lost city of Mohenjo-Daro existed more than 4,000 years ago in the Indus Valley in South Asia. People from the Indus Valley Civilisation lived there between 2600 and 1900 Daro means Mound of the archaeologists think that more than 35,000 people lived there in the past. The city is about 1.5 square kilometres in size. The ruins of the city, in Pakistan, are a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

First Street First Street is the most famous street in Mohenjo-Daro; it’s ten metres wide in some places.

Many of the house walls are still standing. The people made bricks from mud and dried them in the sun. They used the bricks to build foundations, walls, buildings and wells.

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2 The city is about ... square kilometres in size. a) 1.5 b) 15 c) 5.1 3 Many house walls in First Street … a) … aren’t there any more. b) … are still there. c) … are underground.

4 Archaeologists found a system of ... in the houses. a) towns b) drains c) roads 5 They made … from mud. a) walls b) wells c) bricks

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When archaeologists discover artefacts in their excavations, they interpret them to understand how people lived in the past.

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The USA is the country with the most tornadoes in the world. It has more than 1,000 tornadoes a year - four times more than all of Europe. Tornadoes are most common in spring and least common in winter. Most of the tornadoes are in the centre of the USA in an area called ’Tornado Alley’.

When did the first American bank open?

How hot was it in Death Valley on July 10th, 1913?

When are tornadoes most common in the USA?

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Death Valley is a valley in the Mojave Desert, California. It is famous for being the hottest place in the USA. Death Valley also holds the record for the hottest temperature recorded in the western hemisphere. On July 10th, 1913 it was 56.7° C. That’s hot!

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Napisz zdania, używając w każdym z nich obu czasów: present simple i present continuous.

It is very cold today but it isn’t snowing.

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The longest river in the USA is the Missouri River. It is over 4,000 kilometres.

The biggest island in the USA is Hawaii.

It has an area of more than 10,400 sq. kilometres.

The highest waterfall in the USA is Yosemite Falls in California. The water falls more than 700 metres.

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Jeśli używamy czasu present continuous do mówienia o przyszłości, stosujemy wówczas wyrażenia czasowe odnoszące się do przyszłości.

W krótkich odpowiedziach nie powtarzamy już formy czasownika + -ing.

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1 Lisa / Ellie is going to study in France.

2 Ellie / Ellie’s mum is cooking a special meal.

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Czas present continuous tworzymy w następujący sposób: podmiot + be + verb + -ing.

W pytaniach szyk jest następujący: be + subject + verb + -ing.

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4 The dog is drinking / drinks a lot of water. It’s thirsty.

5 I’m usually buying / usually buy funny presents for my sister for her birthday.

6 Are you liking / Do you like this music?

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Well, Joe and Andy are making (4) … and Dawn (5) … the garden. You can help her.

OK. (6) … decorations!

Is Paul coming with you?

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Przeczytaj, jakie Nick ma plany na najbliższy tydzień. Uzupełnij zdania.

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Napisz zdania, używając

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Uzupełnij zdania odpowiednimi czasownikami.

5 It’s Christmas! Let’s the tree.

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I was snowboarding She doesn’t have to prepare dinner.

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Castaways – paradise islands

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Do każdej sytuacji 1–3 dobierz odpowiednią reakcję. Zakreśl literę A, B lub C.

1 Podczas wizyty w bibliotece twoja koleżanka rozmawia przez telefon. Jak zwrócisz jej uwagę na zachowanie ciszy?

A You must switch on your mobile phone in the library.

B You shouldn’t use your mobile phone in the library.

C You left your phone in the library.

2 Jak zapytasz kolegę, czy ogląda programy reality A Are you watching a reality show?

B Did you watch any reality shows yesterday?

C Do you ever watch reality shows?

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A Could you swim when you were eight?

B Were you swimming at eight?

C Did you swim eight years ago?

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